Wells Cub Scouts Hold Induction Rites
Wells Cub Scout Pack 356 held its last meeting of the season at Wells Beach fire station with induction rites and awards for second year Cubs and Webelos. Cubmaster Cameron Young distributed badges and arrow points, and adult pins were given to three mothers. opening and closing ceremonies featured Den 1 and Den 2 members. A Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries program offered lobster industry slides and specimens, with a May 24 food sale at Wells IGA to support the pack. The next event is a June 24 lawn party at the Coleman home, and Pack 356 will march in Memorial Day parade.
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Wells Beach
Cameron Young
Jarad Young
Timothy Ross
Robert Bragdon
Keith Fenderson
Joel Coleman
Randall Coulton
Jeffrey Goodwin
Glenn Chase
Webelos
Mark Hayes
Gary Leech
Paul Littlefield
Jeffrey Thompson
Michael Coleman
Dorothy Thurlow
Eleanor Leech
Elsie Chase
den Mathers
Howard Cutler
York County
Wells I.G.A
U.S. Route 1
Wells Pack
Lewis Coleman
Burnt Mill Road
Pack 356
Berklee students reshape jazz for broader appeal
In Boston Berklee School of Music students replace ultra-sophisticated jazz with a simpler harmonic concept, swing beat, and even tunes. President Lawrence Berk says jazz must adapt to survive as market for hard-core jazz wanes. Students study jazz history, analyze trends, and create original compositions in soundproof cubicles, blending rock, soul, folk, and ethnic overtones.
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Berklee School of Music
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Lawrence Berk
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Glenn Miller
Dave Brubeck
Miss Linda Binette Feted At Shower
Miss Linda Binette celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Madeleine Petrin at 30 Dupont Ave Biddeford. She will wed Donald Petrin in May. A buffet followed gift opening with numerous attendees listed from families Libby Binette Petrin and Pollock among others.
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Madeleine Petrin
Dupont Ave
Biddeford
Binette
Donald Petrin
George Libby
Alma Libby
William Binette
Pearl Binette
Margie Binette
Alice Grenier
Lorraine Binette
Joanne Binette
Rachel Poisson
Lucille Goodman
Margaret Donald
Paul Pollock
Sally Pollock
Ann Pollock
Margaret Rumery
Stella Lamirande
Adrien Lamirande
Ernest Petrin
Margaret Petrin
Rita Brochu
William Hoyt
Roland Beaulieu
Pauline Benamati
Brenda Benamati
Madeleine Mulderiy
Edgar Perrin
Charles Pollock
Yvette Tousignant
Joseph Brochu
Denise Drouin
Howard Leavitt
Carol Benamati
Carmen Drouin
Ruth Mulderig
Arthur Plante
Norma Pollock
Priscille Baillargeon
Margaret Libby
Margaret Cantara
Starhen Mulderig
George Butler
Second Largest NYC Cathedral Ranks Global Worship Size
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City is identified as the second largest house of worship worldwide, trailing only St. Peter's Basilica in Rome in size. The landmark's grandeur and scale place it among the globe’s top religious structures.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Italy
School Accepts Long Hairstyles for Band Students
The school initially sent students home for long hair as a distraction but later allowed the style due to their jobs in bands.
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Berk
Health Capsules Provide Helpful Medical Tips
Health Capsules offers general health information and wellness tips. It explains safe, non diagnostic guidance for common concerns and encourages consulting a professional for personal medical issues.
Local Social Column Lists Women in Attire Event
Mrs. Laura Carrier, Miss Nancy Carrier, Miss Paulette Carrier, Mrs. Aurore Lachance, Mrs. Hetty Maddox, Mrs. Max Ouellette, and Mrs. John Jets appear in a society note detailing guest attendees and fashion at a community gathering. The item highlights familiar residents in a cordial social setting.
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Laura Carrier
Nancy Carrier
Paulette Carrier
Aurore Lachance
Hetty Maddox
Max Ouellette
John Jets
Washington pastor cites Johnson peace efforts
The Rev George R Davis praised President Johnson for leadership that might end war while noting he has not finished the course but has kept the faith. Johnson, with his wife and daughter Linda, attended 11 o'clock services at National City Christian Church.
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Washington
Johnson
George R. Davis
Lynda
National City Christian Church
Massive new plea for private support to Negro colleges
The National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges urges a “massive upsurge” in private contributions to predominantly Negro public colleges, noting private gifts account for less than one cent of their income. The plea targets corporations and philanthropists to boost funding for these institutions.
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National Association of State Universities
Association
Internal Revenue Ser
Origin of mudslinging tied to Roman togas
The World Almanac notes that Roman candidates wore white togas and mud was thrown at them to smear reputations. This ancient practice gave rise to the term mudslinging, describing abusive political rhetoric and campaigns.
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World Almanac
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