Wells Cub Scouts Induct Members and Present Awards
Wells Cub Scout Pack 356 held a season final meeting at the Wells Beach fire station featuring induction of new members, awards by Cubmaster Carleton Young, and den ceremonies. Several adults received pins while Wardens White and Pinkham presented a Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries program. A May 24 food sale at Wells IGA was announced, with a June 24 lawn party planned and Pack 356 to march in Memorial Day parade.
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Wells Beach
Carleton 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
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Burnt Mill Road
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Berklee Students Seek Wider Jazz Appeal
Berklee School of Music in Boston shifts toward accessible jazz mixing rock soul and folk influences with ethnic overtones. Students study jazz evolution from Miller to Gillespie, analyze modern forms, and perform original compositions in soundproof cubicles as the school adapts to market demands.
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Berklee School of Music
Bob Share
Berklee
Lawrence Berk
Berk
Share
Glenn Miller
Dave Brubeck
Linda Binette Bridal Shower At Biddeford Home
Miss Linda Binette honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Madeleine Petrin at 30 Dupont Ave Biddeford. She will wed Donald Petrin on May 18. Guests included numerous Libby Binette Petrin and Petrin families with many attending and others sending gifts.
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Linda Binette
Madeleine Petrin
Dupont Ave
Biddeford
Miss 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
Aline Boucher
Pauline Henri
Margaret Henri
Lucien Petrin
Jeanne Petrin
Judith Petrin
Leo Gagnon
Susan Gagnon
Yvonne Drouin
Claire Dube
Roland Bergeron
Robert Petrin
Lucille Petrin
Cynthia Petrin
Raymond Cantara
George Booth
Second largest cathedral in the world eyed in New York
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City is described as the second largest house of worship globally, surpassed only by St. Peter's in Rome. The claim highlights its size and prestige within the international religious landscape.
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New York City
St. Peter's
Rome
Italy
Yearly Pap Test Guidance for All Adult Women
Health Capsules advises all adult women to consider a yearly Pap test regardless of age. The information is educational and not diagnostic, emphasizing preventive care and regular screening.
Local Names Read In Community Tribute Notice
Mrs. Laura Carrier, Miss Nan icy Carrier, Miss Paulette Carrier, Mrs. Aurore Lachance, Mrs. Hetty Maddox, Mrs. Maxine Ouellette, and Mrs. John Viets are listed in a community notice, reflecting residents named in a formal notice or obituary context.
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Laura Carrier
Nan Icy Carrier
Paulette Carrier
Aurore Lachance
Hetty Maddox
Maxine Ouellette
John Viets
Johnson pastor praises leadership as war fears ease
In Washington the Rev George R Davis touted President Johnsons leadership as bringing near an era without war while the President, with his wife and daughter Linda, attended morning services at National City Christian Church. An association urged a surge in private gifts to Negro public colleges to address neglect by philanthropists and corporations.
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Johnson
Washington
George R. Davis
Dr. Davis
Lynda
National City Christian Church
National Association of State Universities
Association
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Private contributions to Negro colleges questioned
A statement claims private contributions account for less than one percent of income for public Negro colleges. The IRS says its computers traced 86 million dollars in taxes not collected last year and 166 million since 1962. A Senate subcommittee notes that while systems analysis for efficient government operations may be overhyped, it remains useful, likening it to a higher batting average.
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Internal Revenue
IRS
Senate
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