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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
7
Lucy F Sheive of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension offers guidance for festive Easter meals. Plan ahead with ready prepared foods or cook from available ingredients. hams and turkeys lead the feast with roasters, fowl, capons, and fresh vegetables adding color and flavor. Dairy products, desserts like lemon meringue pie, and fresh fish options for Lent close the menu.
Kennebunk Health Officer Dr Edward T Newell announced the annual immunization clinic for residents of Kennebunk and West Kennebunk. The event is conducted with the Kennebunk Public Health Association at the Public Health offices on Storer Street on Saturday.
Behind the glas faced sky scrapers and broad avenues of Lima Peru lie the barriadas shanty towns where squatters lead marginal lives.
Sen. J. W. Fulbright criticizes Johnson for excessive caution and calls for a tougher, innovation-focused foreign policy. He addresses Cuba Latin America Vietnam Red China and Panama while urging renegotiation of the Panama Canal treaty and a realistic stance toward Russia and its split with China. Laird counters framing Fulbright as a White House spearhead, while the White House denies policy alignment on Cuba and Panama. The debate halts civil rights work as lawmakers react.
Old Orchard Beach is discussed as a potential host for the 1965 K of C Convention, a first York County bid since 1958. Rockland hosts this year’s event on May 30. Lewis Fowler reports on the Annual Men’s Communion Breakfast April 12 at St. Margaret's Parish Hall after the 8 am Mass. A flowers donation to Easter decor is noted. Leroy Bellerose is listed as a patient at Togus Veterans Hospital.
Gary S Poor of Springfield Massachusetts has been named director of admissions at Nasson College effective July 1 The appointment fills the vacancy from C James Colville Jr resignation The new director is a Colby College graduate and will hold a master’s in education from Springfield College He has taught in Springfield area schools since 1963 and previously directed the Yarmouth Teen Center and Maine State Camp staff He is a US Air Force veteran married with one child Katherine Anne
Old Orchard Beach report lists Miss Claudette Monier's bridal shower at Mrs Raymond Begin's home 113 West Street Biddeford. The co hostess Geraldine Schoonjans name omitted. Attendees included Miss Ethel Wight and Mrs Elizabeth Garland.
Betty Jane Sargent, daughter of Mrs. Madeline Sargent and the late Willard Sargent, married Airman 2nd Class Donald Gendron of Saco in a double ring ceremony at St. Martha's Chapel Kennebunk Lower Village. Rev John S Munroe officiated. Matron of honor Patricia Graffa and best man Paul Cabana attended. A reception followed at the Mothers' Club hall with about 50 guests. Betty is a Keranebunk High School 1963 graduate and Donald, a St Louis High School Biddeford 1962 alum, serves in the U S Air Force at Limestone AFB.
KITTERY The Old Orchard Club held its final meeting of the season at Warren's in Kittery with a banquet and officer elections for the year. Elected were President Florence Gray, Vice President Ruth Severance, Secretary Priscilla Skilling, Treasurer Ada Cole, and Auditor Marion White. The head table included Florence Benson as president, Margaret Milliken as secretary, Retta Sait as treasurer, and Florence Gray as president-elect. The gathering featured spring flower decorations and place favors. Benson gave an informal address thanking officers and members for their cooperation. thanks were extended to the program committee and the club for transportation. The meeting adjourned until November.
Mrs Edgar Campbell was re elected president of the Women s Home and Foreign Mission Society of the Advent Christian Church in Kennebunk Lower Village. Officers include Mrs Spencer Andrews vice president Mrs Earl Hilton secretary Mrs Ernest Tate assistant secretary and Mrs Walter Jackson treasurer. The group voted to keep Advent Christian Witness in the Kennebunk Library for another year and to send 20 for regional projects and 5 for the Conference project. They will host the Arundel Ministers Association luncheon on April 6 and plan food sales in July and August.
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