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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1961

Page

3

Community notices from Kennebunk and Kennebunkport

Several local events are noted including a Webhannet club Tupperware demonstration at the Webhannet clubhouse on May 15, a Knights of Pythias anniversary supper at Main Street hall with Ivy guests, and a Ladies Society serving at a First Congregational Church event. Also listed are Red Cross Rescue Breathing at Kennebunk Unitarian church on May 8, an Ivy guests visit, a pajama party for Debra Seeley’s 10th birthday, and University of Maine honors for Brenda Freeman with a Parents Day plan in Orono.

Webhannet Webhannet Club Myrtle Lod Knights of Pyth E Ge Phall Main Street Pemeagg Ivy Ladies Society First Congregational Church Kennebunkport Eld Clare Ce Lombard Wellstead Kennebunk Edward York Blewett Press Westbrook Junior College Nege Women's Association of the South Congregational Church of Kenneth Leathers Irving Wilcox Joanne Larsen Kennebunk High School Bangor University ‘of Maine Orono American Red Cross Kennebunk Unitarian Church Lloyd Jewett Rossroad Catherine Foley Katherine P. Foley Portland Charles University of Maine All-Maine Womens Society Freeman Parent’s Day of Maine Pi Beta Phi

Used Cars for Sale from Best Buy 1950s Lot Listing

Best Buy Used Cars offers a 1958 Pontiac four door Safari station wagon with radio heater and power features, a 1957 Plymouth two door Suburban with heater and six cylinder engine, a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker four door with radio heater and power steering, a 1956 DeSoto four door sedan with radio heater and power steering, a 1955 Chrysler New Yorker four door with radio heater and power brakes, and a 1955 Plymouth four door sedan priced around $695 to $1495.

Chrysler

Mrs Puffer Delivers talk as Beach Club guest speaker

Mrs Eugene E Puffer spoke Thursday to the Old Orchard Beach Women's Civic group at Beach High School cafeteria. She used slides from Holland Portugal the Azores Austria Germany France and England to highlight cleanliness and beauty. A vote of appreciation followed. The meeting was led by president Mrs Clyde Armstrong with committee chairs outlining projects and receiving appropriations for the year. A spring tea is planned for May 17 at Elizabeth Gardlands home with appointed volunteers and hostesses. New member Mrs Florence Benson welcomed. guests Mrs Helen Johnson and Mrs Gordon Smith. Refreshments served by several members.

Eugene E. Puffer Old Orchard Beach The Beach High School Cafheteria Holland Portugal Azores Austria Germany France England Lillian Jakeman Clyde Armstrong Armstrong Elizabeth Garland May Borges Marion White Isabelle McIver Ellen Lamb Vera Rudy Priscilla Skilling Gertrude Leonard Helen Cummings Florence Gray Mamie Balkan Edith Gallant Florence Benson Helen Johnson Gordon Smith Tillian Jakeman Elva Frizzie Muriel Gooch

Old Orchard Beach resident visits on return from Florida

George Wolcott, a native of Old Orchard Beach who spent the winter in Hollywood Beach, Florida, returned to Portland last night and visited friends at the Lafayette hotel. Orchard Lodge AF and AM will hold a stated meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. with Entered Apprentice work and a special meeting Monday May 22 with Fellowcraft work and refreshments. A rehearsal for officers is set for Sunday May 21 at 7 p.m.

George Wolcott Old Orchard Beach Hollywood Beach Florida Lafayette Hotel Portland Orchard Lodge AF & AM

Sugar Field Is Costly Venture in Maine

Sen Muskie said establishing a sugar beet industry in St. Agatha Maine would require about 30 000 acres and 15 million dollars, based on Agriculture Department and stabilizer service data. Dufour asked about Aroostook County as a potential site and Muskie relayed the findings. In Houston, Claudine Hunter 29 of Caribou awaits sentence after pleading guilty to assault and battery, the manslaughter charge being dropped. She struck Philip Bubar during a fight with his brother, Harry, Hunter's boyfriend.

Washington St. Agatha Maine Edmund S. Muskie Peter P. Dufour Houston Claudine Hunter Caribou Philip Bubar Miss Hunter Bubar Harry Miss Hunter

Rainbow Girls Show Degree Exemplification And Invitations

Old Orchard Beach Assembly Rainbow for Girls gave the Mother's Degree at the Annette chapter meeting in Saco Masonic hall with Elaine Scamman and others performing. Invitations to many chapters were accepted for May and June visits, plus a fashion show announced for May 9 in Biddeford. Remarks were led by Mary Robbins and Worthy Matron Lennox. A guest list included Pine Tree Gorham Miniwanca and Adah Biddeford chapters. New York AP listing television events followed, with NBC Hall of Fame and Kentucky Derby coverage and broadcasts of various programs through the week.

Old Orchard Beach Bom Gloria Benoit Fidelity Nancy Lennox Judy Rowe Service Beatrice Scamman Mary Robbins Memoo of the Rainbow Advisory Charlotte Potter Beulah Cumberland Mills Marion Batchelder Clover Sanford Adah Biddeford Norman K. Mce-Auley Martha Agnes Tripp Cornerstone Portland Iowa Potter Deering Minerva Madison Bette Roberge Ralph Meserve Corner Stone Sarah Lennox Sarah Orne Jewett South Berwick Star Club Lennox Carleton Pendleton Pine Tree Gorham Miniwanca Iddeford Edna Lane Eleanor Koutoulakas New York Dean Stockwell Keenan Wynn Thomas Mitchell CBS NBC the Nation's Teamster James R. Hoffa U. S. Chamber of Commerce A. H. Motley Patricia Neway Habib Bourguiba Tunisia Nbcs Meet the Press Whispering Smith Audie Bull Run Circle Theatre

Father Son Expelled From Stock Exchange

The Securities and Exchange Commission expelled Jerry Re and his son Gerard from membership in the American Stock Exchange for wholesale market rigging. The SEC also revoked their brokerage licenses, the maximum penalty available. It did not state if the case was referred to the Justice Department for prosecution. The report also notes Elden L. Johnson of the University of New Hampshire will speak at the University of Maine commencement on June 11 at Bangor Auditorium.

Washington Securities and Exchange Commission Wall Street American Stock Exchange SEC Jerry Re Gerard Exchange Justice Department Crono University of New Hampshire Elden L. Johnson University of Maine Bangor Auditorium

Rochester student balances studies with arts and work

Sophomore Gerald Locklin of Rochester set an academic record at St John Fisher College by taking nine courses in one semester. He also worked five hours daily on a telephone switchboard to help pay tuition, edits the college literary magazine, and stars in school plays. In high school he excelled in football basketball and track.

Rochester N. Y Gerald Locklin St. John Fisher College Locklin

Kennebunk FHA Group Attends State Meeting

Twenty one members of the Future Homemakers of America of Kennebunk high school attended the state FHA convention at the Augusta Armory with chapter mothers Mrs Russell Staples and Mrs Gilbert Davis and advisor Miss Joanne Larsen. Miss Sandra Root sang the devotional solo before 1141 attendees. Attendees included Miss Patricia West and Miss Larsen with supper at the State House and overnight at the Augusta House.

Homemakers of America Kennebunk High School FHA Augusta Armory Russell Staples Gilbert Davis Joanne Larsen Sandra Root Patricia West Larsen State House Augusta House Anna Williams Sally Davis June Stackpole Marcia Dunn Ruth Ann Roberts Josephine Fisher Patricia Barr Sally Matthews Nancy Brown Patricia Towne Stephanie Curtis Mary Lou Clough Caroline Russell Carol Webber Barbara Dutch Miss Larsen Staples Davis Sandra Staples Kennebunk

Spring Worship Services Begin at Ocean Park Por

Ocean Park Religious society opens spring worship in Porter Memorial hall Sundays at 10 30 a m through June 18 with Mrs G Stephen Johnston as preacher. She led winter sermons at North Saco church and studied theology at Gordon College.

Ocean Park Bar Mills Gardens Harry O. Furber Religious Society Perley L. Sillars Ruth M. Severance George’ R. Skillin Adelbert M. Jakeman Fred L Gooch Ralph L. Kendall Elva M. Frizzle Jerome F. Daly George R. Skillin Harold W. Smith Mildred A. Soule Robert M

WSCS Elects New Officers At Beach Church

The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Old Orchard Beach Methodist Church elected new officers for the coming year. President Mattie Bliss, vice president Gertrude Leonard, secretary Hazel Davis, and treasurer Frances Johnson were chosen after devotions and reports. Members discussed kitchen remodeling and a sink project, with fall action planned, and a rummage sale set for May 19 and 20.

Women's Society of Christian Service Old Orchard Beach Methodist Church Florence Benson Hazel Kennett Anna Anderson Benson Atlantic Avenue Eligabeth Garland Bliss Old Orchard Street Old Orchard Beach Imperial Street Alice Browne Florence Gray Hazel Davis Frances Johnson Mattie Bliss Elizabeth Garland Art Anderson Barabar Gilbert Retta Sait Hazel Tisley Gertrude Leonard Helen Cummings Gertrude Wight

Organ Recital At UB Church Saturday Night

Forest Perkins, organist at St. Lawrence Congregational church Portland, will give a recital at Biddeford United Baptist church on Jefferson Street Saturday at 7:30. The Baldwin electric organ with carillon chimes and echo pipes will be demonstrated to show its capabilities. A bequest was made to fund a new organ, and a large church turnout is hoped, with others invited to attend.

Forest Perkins St. Lawrence Congregational Church Portland Baldwin Biddeford United Baptist Church Jefferson Street Portland Studios, Inc

Gray whales rebound after 1930s protections

Once nearly wiped out in the early 1930s, gray whales began to recover after 1937 international whaling pacts. Authorities expect over 4,000 whales to migrate from Arctic feeding waters to breeding grounds near Baja California this season.

Arctic Baja California

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