Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association Annual Meeting
Raymond P Bonang was elected president at the Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association Inc annual meeting held at Salmon Falls Country Club Hollis. The report covers nursing staff, Me care program certification, school health examinations and vaccines for 288 students, 1 514 pupils given health inspections, 4 265 nursing visits, and notes on staff changes and thanks to physicians and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond P. Bonang
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association Inc
Salmon Falls Country Club
Hollis
William Deans
Albert Deshaies
Antoinette Hawes
Edwin Walker
Frank Carey
William B. O’sullivan
Urer
Margaret L. Murphy
R.N
Nursing Association
William B. O'Sullivan
Edwin G. Walker
Albert P. Deshaies
Martin J. Rielly
Bruce Wilson
Florence Hamel
Charles Thompson
Norman Reilly
Eleanor Dean
Margaret L. Wesses
Gladys H. Walker
Ellen G. O'Leary
Miss Murphy
Community Chest
Anne B. Cote
Cote
Eleanore Irish
Department of Health and Welfare
Maine
Medicare
Bruce Smith
Leopold Viger
Viger
M. P. Houle
Biddeford
Houle
Maine State Nurses’ Association
York County
O'Sullivan
Haas
Fortier
False Teeth Comfort With FASTEETH Denture Aid
To ease denture discomfort when plates slip or loosen readers are advised to sprinkle FASTEETH on dentures. The alkaline powder claims to hold dentures firmer reduce plate odor and improve comfort so wearers can eat better. See a dentist regularly and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
VFW District Auxiliaries Meet In Sanford
V F W Auxiliary District 11 held its session in Sanford with District President Frances Pettengill presiding. Officers elected include Ruth Jones of York as President Agnes Roussin of South Berwick as Senior Vice President and Alice Douchette of Sanford as Junior Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Sanford
Frances Pettengill
Ruth Jones
York
Agnes Roussin
South Berwick
Alice Douchette
Elizabeth Coty
Kittery
Estella Keelty
Bernadette Crowley
Mary Arthurs
Emily Upton
Flora Poirier
Biddeford
Jones
Lucianne Roy
Dorothy Lenkowski
Barbara Tickle
Marjorie Durnim
Marie Norton
Bernice Sharpe l
Alicia Racine
District 11
Pettengill
Melvin Marshall
Margaret Go
Father Kidd Honored At Reception
Rev Kevin Kidd O F M celebrated 25th anniversary mass at St Francis College chapel Pool Road Biddeford with celebrants Rev Matthew Audibert Rev Sylv re Leblanc Rev Cyprien Baril and Rev Oscar Giroux. About 75 friends attended a reception afterward with Brother Emmanual McSween present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Kidd
O.F.M
St. Francis College
Pool Road
Matthew Audibert
Sylvere Leblanc
Cyprien Baril
Provincial House
Montreal
Oscar Giroux
Kevin
Emmanual McSween
Past Matrons Of Rebekah Lodge Meet In Saco
The Past Matrons Association of Saco Rebekah Lodge met at Old Orchard Road Saco home of Mrs. Aldie Palmer to discuss outfitting a child for summer camp. Vice President Mrs. Lucy Durgin led the session with a mystery prize awarded to Mrs. Nancy Rumery. Next meeting set for June 17 at 6 30 p.m. a cookout at Mrs. Virginia Maddox’s Osipee Lake cottage. Other attendees listed include Mrs. Parnell Burrill Mrs. Marion McAuley Mrs. Georgianna Harriman Mrs. Linnette Martin Mrs. Louise Sanborn and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Aldie Palmer
Adelpha McKeen
Herberta Harriman
Eleanor Kennedy
Lucy Durgin
Nancy Rumery
Virginia Maddox
Ossipee Lake
Parnell Burrill
Marion McAuley
Georgianna Harriman
Linnette Martin
Louise Sanborn
Elizabeth Hill
Evening Worship Service to Feature Herbert C Thwing
Cape Porpoise New Hampshire church organist Herbert C Thwing will lead an Evening Worship and Hymn Sing on May 26 at 7 30 p m at the Consch On the Coes. The event marks the start of a cooperative evening service series with the M Y F and the Wednesday Bible Study class and will emphasize religious music over film. Thwing, tied to the Falton School of Music in Boston for nine years, has long played in New Hampshire churches and at Mason ic events and appeared on Maine television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Porpoise
New Hampshire
Herbert C. Thwing
the Coes
M.Y.F
Primate
Primate Wing, Who Will Inaugurate the New Music Service
Faelton School of Music
Boston
Maine
Four Women Hospitalized After Accident
A two car head on collision on Sea Road Kennebunk at 4 05 p m injured five people and destroyed both cars Mrs Barbara Righter 47 of Kennebunk escaped with bruises while four women from Waban Massachusetts were hospitalized Mrs Dorothy Mosser 78 most seriously injured with rib fractures and multiple injuries The crash was investigated by Police Chief Frank Stevens and both cars were towed to Christensen's Garage Route 1 Kennebunk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Sea Road
Barbara Righter
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Dorothy Mosser
Dessert Bridge Planned in Saco by Trinity Church Women
A dessert bridge sponsored by Trinity Episcopal Church Women will be at the parish house on Cleveland Street in Saco at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Mrs Raymond Carter is chairing with aides Mrs Milton Goss and Mrs Marjorie Huot. Reservations through Mrs Carter at Ferry Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Saco
Raymond Carter
Milton Goss
Marjorie Huot
Carter
Ferry Road
Hathaway Denies Intent To Humiliate Muskie Endorsement
Rep Hathaway says he had no intention to humiliate anyone when opposing Muskie as Maine favorite son at the Democratic State Convention. The convention largely supported Muskie with 27 national votes. Muskie was hurt by the exchange as Hathaway’s protest fell on deaf ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William D. Hathaway
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Hathaway
Hathaway defends stance at convention amid party tensions
Senator Hathaway voiced opposition to the favorite son device at the convention. Richard J. Dubord criticized him for humiliating the senator while Hathaway said his remarks were misinterpreted. He noted prior objections and said he supports Muskie and the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Dubord
Hathaway
Washington
Ed Muskie
Sacred peak of Adam's Peak revered by four faiths
In Sri Lanka the six thousand foot sacred summit, Adam's Peak, is revered by Buddhists who claim the footprint marks Buddha, Hindus who view it as Siva, Christians who honor St. Thomas, and Muslims who regard it as Adam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Peak
Adam’s Peak
Ceylon
Buddha
Siva
St. Thomas
Adam
Forest Coverage Hits 47 Percent in New York State
A report notes that about 47 percent of New York's land area is forested. It highlights extensive woodland in upstate counties and increasing preservation efforts by state agencies and environmental groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Saco Cadette Girl Scout Troop
Saco Valley School
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Michelle Rheaume
Gerry Cassette
Sally Carter
June Kimball
Susan Whittier
John Peterson
Patricia Fearon
Joan Fortney
Bonnie Fournier
Lori Kimball
Kathy McDonough
Peggy O’neil
Karen Worcester
Thomas McDonough
William Worcester
Ernest Rheaume
Saco City Tall
Wayne Wormwood
Raymond Bonang
Biddeford Nursing Group
Carl Haas
Andre Fortier
Flint, Mich
Burton Township
Flint
C.F. Heidtke
Bentley
Amazon
Bolivia
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Atlantic Ocean
England
Seaboard Finance Company
Main Street
Milton Randall
Boom Rd
Mr. Albert Grover
Wood Ave
Roger Sherman
Ferry Rd
Rose Bertrand
Hill St
Janet Chasse
Main St
Henry Becklund
Drakes Island
Wells
R. MacDonald
Fairfield Drive
James Ward Jr
Mapes Home & Garden Center
RTE. 1
VFW
Father Kidd
Rebekah Lodge
Area Church
Bikini
Pacific Atoll
Karen L. Saucier
U. S. Army
Thomas K. Booth
Charles Booth
Scranton
Ida Saucier
Promenade Ave
Saucier
Biddeford High School
Keene State College
Keene, N. H
Fort Rucker
Ala
Booth
University of Scranton
National Guard
Nashville Guard Armory
Tenn
Wendell White
Carters
Wittle
Biddeford-Saco
Portland Press
E (Hathaway
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Hotpoint
Cascade
Cochrane
Graham St
Bioperorp Savings Bank
F.d.lc
Biddeford, Maine
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