Anniversaries Observed In Kennebunk With Ivy Temple
The 84th Myrtle lodge anniversary and 66th Ivy Temple anniversary were celebrated jointly at Knights of Pythias hall in Kennebunk. Jack Ephross served as master of ceremonies. Harland Dutch gave the welcome, Eleanor Leech the response. Gifts were given to longtime members, and Down East ers quartet provided music after a turkey supper hosted by Ivy Temple sisters.
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Kennebunk
Myrtle Lodge
Ivy Temple
Knights of Pythias Hall
Main Street
Jack Ephross
Maine
Harland Dutch
Eleanor Leech
Ephross
Edgar Brooks
George Clark
Arthur Cashellow
Chelsey Perkins
Henry Smith
Raymond Hutchins
Fred Norton
James Furbish
Downeasters
Robert Leech
Pythian Sisters
Lillian Seavey
Josephine Bunnell
Cora McConnell
Installation of Legion Officers Is Scheduled
Kennebunk report: Commander Joseph Forrest presided as final plans for the May 2 installation of new officers were set for the Webber Lefebvre post. The event includes an installation by Richard White and others, a social hour at 7:30 p.m., and refreshments. Officers include incoming commander Raymond Dutremble and adjutant Albert Croteau. The post plans a $100 scholarship for a high school senior and reappoints the current house committee with Arnold Truscott. Membership stands at 10-7.
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Kennebunk
Joseph Forrest
Webber-Lefebvre Post
American Legion
York County Council
Donald Leighton
Alma
Herbie
Biddeford
Kay Kikles
Richard White
Jean Dionne
Legion
Roger Beaulieu
Jetta Antonakos
Raymond Dutremble
House Committee
Arnold Truscott
Mores
York Y Council
Albert Croteau
Comander
Good Math Students May Become Excellent Lawyers
Dear Dr. Nason explains that top math students make strong lawyers by recognizing problems and applying knowledge to solve legal issues. He notes math study trains the mind to identify and handle core questions, aiding law study and judgment.
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Dr. Nason
H. H
Walla Walla
Wash
W. H
Loga Beach
Calif
Cast Chosen For Wells High Senior Play Daddy Long Legs
Wells The annual Wells High school Senior class play will be presented Friday May 24 at 7 30 p m in the new Wells Junior High gym nasium. The four act comedy centers on a wealthy bachelor trustee who becomes the secret foster father of an 18 year old orphan. Miss Mary Dannert and Ronald Gordon head the leads with Barry Coombs Bruce Bernard and others in the cast.
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WELLS
Wells High School
Jean Webster
Mary Dannert
Ronald Gordon
Audrey Hepburn
Fred Astaire
Barry Coombs
Bruce Bernard
Jay Smith
Wallace Stevens
James Mavel
Barbara Pisaruk
Carol Hanson
Judith Mooers
Valerie Racine
Arlene Welch
Nina Mattei
Andrea Littlefield
Joanne Dufort
Junor High School
Anne Galligan
Rose Galligan
Jonathan West
Robert Saunders
Kennebunk Social Notes and Scout Plans
Kennebunk residents report visits including Mrs. Elliot Green and Mrs. Backman of Youngstown Ohio. Troop 34 Boy Scouts held a meeting at Park Street School planning a York District spring camporee at Alfred May 24 22 26 with 38 boys attending. Summer camping planned at Camp Hinds Raymond. A Mothers' club meeting at Kennebunk Lower Village voted to hold a summer food sale and named a nominating committee for October. Fire department ambulance took Harry Bennett to Osteopathic hospital Portland.
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Elliot Green
Dane Street
J. T. Backman
Youngstown
Ohio
New York
Backman
Kennebunk
Joseph Bergen
William Bergen
Storer Street
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Park Street
Colin Campbell
Ronald R. Goulet
York District
Alfred
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Grace Gunn
Mothers’ Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Isabel Gooch
Mae Collins
Kathleen Baum
Kennebunk Fire Department
Harry Bennett
Brown Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Columbus's son writes first letter from new world
In Tulsa at Gilcrease Museum a letter dated January 12, 1512 is on display. It is reported as the first letter sent from the new world and is attributed to the son of Christopher Columbus. The exhibit highlights early exploration correspondence and its historical significance.
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Columbus
Tulsa
Okla
New World
Christopher Columbus
Gilcrease
Finding a Good Teacher to Aid a Struggling Student
A reader asks how to support an eighth grade daughter who struggles with spelling and handwriting. The adviser recommends locating a dedicated teacher who will address specific weaknesses and help develop study skills, suggesting contacting Dr. Nason through the newspaper for guidance.
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Dr. Nason
M.B
Wells Brownies To Appear On TV
Wells Brownie Troop 86 will appear on Channel 13 Portland from 5 to 5 30 p m on Monday and Tuesday May 20 and 21. The troop divides into two groups with leaders, leaving from the Second Congregational church parish house. Brownies assemble after school and wear uniforms if possible. Parents should pick up daughters between 6 30 and 6 45 p m at the parish house after returning from Portland.
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WELLS
Wells Brownie Troop 86
Channel 13
Portland
Second Congregational Church
Maine Names Two Area Students Distinguished For 1967
Two area high school seniors are among 42 Maine high school seniors chosen as Distinguished Maine Students class of 1967 to enter the University of Maine next fall. Each will receive at least one semester tuition plus additional scholarships based on financial need. Selected for Orono campus participation are Francis A. Mithen of Wells High and Wallace S. Reed of Bonny Eagle High.
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Maine
University of Maine
Orono
Francis A. Mithen
Wells High School
James W. Mithen
Wells
Wallace S. Reed
Bonny Eagle High School
Buxton
Sherman Ho Rham
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