Kennebunk Auxiliary Members Plan Christmas Baskets
Kennebunk The Webber Lefebvre Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Lillian Hicks home. President Joan Lemay led the session as junior member Martha Truscott opened with the flag. Members collected items for Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed under Mrs. Catherine Ambrose. Donations included $15 to Togus Gift Shop and to the Girl Scouts. Lemay reported 18 boxes sent to servicemen in Vietnam for Christmas. The group discussed voting on the School Administrative District referendum on Dec 2 and planned the Dec 9 Christmas party. Members urged unwrapped gifts for children and hosted by Mesdames Moulton Noble Lemay. A brief postmeeting talk by Commander Arnold Truscott touched on a shared Post auxiliary meeting place. Refreshments were served by Greene Leech and Truscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Webber- Lefebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Lillian Hicks
High Street
Joan Lemay
Martha Truscott
Catherine Ambrose
Togus
Girl Scouts
Persis Moulton
Donna Noble
Arnold Truscott
American Legion Post
Almena Greene
Fie Leech
Phyllis Truscott
Thanksgiving Day Services Set at Biddeford and Saco
The Rev Gerald E Burtt announces Thanksgiving Eucharists at Christ Church Biddeford 8 30 a m and Trinity Episcopal Saco 10 a m with a choral service and sermon. Mrs Marshall Bean directs the choir for For the Beauty of the Earth with Wayne Whitney at the organ. The 5 30 p m Thursday Eucharist at Christ Church is canceled this week. On Saturday Saint Andrew feast Eucharist is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Gerald EE. Burtt
Christ Church
Trinity Church
Marshall E. Bean
Conrad Kocher
Wayne D. Whitney
Andrew
Celebration at Trinity Church in Saco at 9 a.m.
A ceremony is planned for 9 a.m. at Trinity Church in Saco marking a significant community or personal milestone. Attendees are expected to gather at the church for the event.
Sato Faces Pressure Over Nixon Ties In Japan
Sato accused of aligning with President-elect Nixon to turn Japan into an anti Communist base in Asia. Saburo Eda warns Sato may be ousted for collusion, while Eisaku Nishimura cautions against yielding to U.S. pressure. A Communist spokes man says Tokyo's alliance with Washington will grow stronger at Japan’s expense. No public rallies in Hibya Hall as voting occurs by secret ballot on stage before delegates and spectators.
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Sato
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Japan
Asia
Saburo Eda
Nixon
Democratic Socialist Party
Eiichi Nishimura
Communist Party
United States
Tokyo
Washington
Hibya
Three Trustees Appointed At St Francis College
Catherine R Barrett Ban gor Francis W Condon and Robert J Dunfey named to the Board of Trustees of St Francis College effective immediately. Barrett is social guidance director at the Ross Home adjunct of Eastern Maine General Hospital and has three children. Condon an alumnus of Thornton Academy leads York Heel Co now aligned with Eastern Plastics and served as a Naval Air Corps aviator. he and Beatrice have four children. Dunfey, Lowell Mass native, directs corporate development for Dunfey Hotels and serves on Maine Fidelity Life and Greater Portland Chamber boards. he and Shirley have five children. Peas volcano in Costa Rica has the world's largest crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine R. Barrett
Bangor
Francis W. Condon
Kennebunk Beach
Robert J. Dunfey
Cumberland Foreside
St. Francis College
Richard Jon
Barrett
Robert R. Barrett Jr
Ross Home
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Good Samaritan Home
College of St. Elizabeth
N.J
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Univer of Maine
Condon
Thornton Academy
York Heel Co
Bid
Dunfey
Anniversary Festival Observed By Biddeford Choir
The 10th anniversary program of the Junior Choir Christmas Festival will be held December 8 at 5 p.m. at United Methodist Church Biddeford. It features an Antiphonal choir, three new carols by Mrs Carl Deis Jr dedicated to participating children, and a living nativity by youth groups. Final rehearsal is December 1, 3 to 4:30 p.m. Open to area children who like to sing. multiple local churches represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
Foss Street
Pool Street
Biddeford
Carl Deis Jr
United Baptist Church of
Saco
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
School Street
United Methodist Church
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
North Saco
Saint Dominics of
Portland
St. Joseph’s Church
White Church
Uni Church of Christ
Biddeford-Saco
Lawrence Davis
Saint Francis College
Donald Hamalainen
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence Woodward
Thornton Academy
Eve Susan Clopper
Patricia Ann Griffin
Nancy Hammond
Roxanne Clifford
Deidra Berry
Chuckie Clifford
Jacqueline Hinckley
Soren ‘Sages Denen
Does Aron Giey
An ’ Sharon Wormwood
Gale
Stephen Littlefield
Eck
Carol Freeman
Zbi Kurlanska
James Smith
Kennebunk High School Hosts Open House Evening
Kennebunk high school welcomed parents Monday for an open house. Parents toured classrooms, met teachers, and discussed their children's progress, with all gathered in the auditorium before classroom visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Audi
Special Student Art Exhibit Hidden in School Auditorium
A school administrative district hosted a question and answer session during a special student art exhibit set in the school auditorium. Refreshments were provided in the same space by the Open House Mothers' Committee, highlighting community involvement.
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Open House Mothers’ Committee
Icy Roads Blamed For Saco Accident
Police say slippery streets caused a collision in Saco at North and Scammon between Mark G Willet 21 of 56 Union St Saco and Gordon W Maddox 33 of Gorham. Another crash involved Yvonne Martin 61 of 19 Cutts Ave Saco backing into Albert Aron 66 of 63 Storer St. The Puits Berger near Grenoble France is noted as the deepest cave on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Mark G. Willett
Union St
Gordon W. Maddox
Gorham
North Street
Scammon Street
Yvonne Martin
Cutts Ave
Cutts Avenue
Albert Aron
Storer St
Biddeford Youth Injured In Two-Car Crash
A Biddeford youth, John Merrill aged 17 of 6 Kennedy Drive, was treated and released from Webber Hospital after a two car crash at Alfred Street and Graham Street. Merrill rode with driver Robert L. Zimnicki, 19 of 141 May Street. The other vehicle was driven by Peter H. Voelker, 31 of Kennebunkport. Damages were about 400 dollars to each car. Sgt. Adelbert J. Morin investigated. The piece notes the 1280 B C pact between Hittites and Egyptians as the first mutual defense pact between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Alfred Street
Graham Street
John Merrill
Kennedy Drive
Robert L. Zimnicki
May St
Peter H. Voelker
Kennebunkport
Voelker
Adelbert J. Morin
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Kennebunk AL
Desert
Alamogordo Air Base
New Mexico
Ray
Original” Shoe
Main Street
Biddeford, Maine
St. Francis
Peas Volcano
Costa Rica
Son Howe
Corena Brown
Anne Cunningham
Burton Howe
Cynthia Freeman
Ellen Condict
le Lord
Pamela At Rah Hamilton
Paulampson
Carolyn Lord
George Pennell
Martina LaPointiff
David Chasse
David Allen
John Sczymski
Frank Goodwin
Donna Poirier
Diane Harmon
Linda Harmon
Mary Patrick
Shirley Pray
Cynthia Burnham
Luella Goodwin
Gail Chadbourne
Lois Spears
Debo
Don Lennon
Shell
Pete St. Onge
Don
Grenoble
France
B.C
Souliere’s Shell Elm
Grant
Biddeford Shopping Center
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