Girl Scouts Of Troop 2 Plan Activities In Saco 1960
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 meet at the Unitarian parish house in Saco to outline plans for future activities. They toured Ferry Beach for sea badge material, practiced wood gathering and fire building, and organized a spring trip to Augusta. The troop will host a Portland YMCA splash party, adopt a grandparent at a convalescent home, and staff election day duties.
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Saco
Unitarian
School Street
Ferry Beach
State House
Augusta
YMCA
Portland
Pamela Pendleton
Betty Strout
Own Rib Used To Repair Boy's Deformed Face
A report notes that rib grafts are used in facial repair and discusses broader medical findings. It highlights that many adults experience minor illnesses more than assumed, with absenteeism not fully reflecting illness. The piece also mentions a study on dry white wine aiding certain post surgical recoveries by improving fat absorption.
Doctors rebuilt a child's face using ribs from own chest
Dr Theodore T Althausen and colleagues report facial reconstruction in a four year old boy who hid from peers due to deformity. The rib grafts can regrow if the chest’s rib membrane is spared and may be reused in staged surgeries. Carbon paper is cited as a common cause of allergic skin rashes among secretaries and stenographers, with patch tests confirming diagnosis.
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Ribster Pepzir
J. J. Longaer
G. A. deStefano
Kay Holmstrand
Cincinnati
Daughters Of Ruth Finalize Luncheon Plans
The Daughters of Ruth met at Biddeford First Universalist Church to finalize plans for a smorgasbord luncheon tomorrow at 1 30 p m for the Thursday club. President Mrs Walter Hutchins led the brief session with most members expected to assist. Attendees included Mrs Jane Day Mrs Ben Wood Miss Ethel Roberts Mrs Leonard Emmons Mrs Harry Gowen Mrs Ruthford Wilcox Mrs Paul MelIntire and Miss Laura Bridgman.
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Daughters of Ruth
Biddeford First
F and I Union to Open Fall Season with Lobster Luncheon
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union will open its fall season Friday at 1 30 p m with a lobster luncheon for members at the Sarah Fairfield Hamilton Memorial Hall Beach Street Saco. Social committee chair Mrs Oliver Johnson and members including Mrs Claude Ayer Mrs Harold Hanson Mrs Raymond Cole Miss Janet MacMillan Mrs Ralph Jewell Mrs Ossian Johnson and Mrs Rodney Watson oversee arrangements. Reservations with Mrs Johnson. Entertainment includes soprano vocal selections by Mrs Carlton Crogan with accompanist Mrs Eugene Hill and piano duets by Miss M Stearns and Miss Elizabeth Stearns. Program hostess is president Mrs Kenneth Stackpole.
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The
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Sarah Fairfield Hamilton
Beach Street
Saco
Oliver Johnson
Claude Ayer
Harold Hanson
Raymond Cole
Janet MacMillan
Ralph Jewell
Ossian Johnson
Rodney Watson
Mrs Dickerson Dewey Burnham Hutchins Ladies
Mrs John Dickerson Mrs Wilbur Dewey Mrs Guy Burnham and Mrs Walter Hutchins are named together in a social news note listing hosts attendees and social connection at a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickerson
Wilbur Dewey
Guy Burnham
Walter Hutchins
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Biddeford- Saco Journal
Troop 2
Mienomsionn
Carolyn Lord
Sally Mesiavs
Mick
Girl Scouts
Elaine Powlin
Jane Parker
Susan Hunt
Luella Goodwin
Judy Saperia
Linda Kimball
Audrey Philbrick
Nancy Bowie
Linda Rumery
Lana
Linda LaPlante
Debbie Hanson
Jeannie Hill
Rebecca Kimball
Nancy Tripp
Sally Meslawski
Linda Savoy
Diane Harvey
Robert Hunt
F. Howard Shaffer
Associated Press
Neault and
Marcotte
Main Street
Sealy Mattresses
Sealy Beds Beds
Sealy Hollywood Beds
Biddeford Savings Bank
Biddeford
Neault
Marcolle
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lorene
Engineering & Design Service
Maine
Steel Service
Bangor
Brewer
Pontiac
DeSoto
Cyninocer
Chevrolet
Bel-Aire
GMC
REED
Motorco
Main St
Theodore T. Althausen
University of California Medical School
F and I Union
LA Plume
New York
Maurice Baquet
France
Star Theater
Baquet
Pierre Olaf
Dorsichtrumpf & Cello
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