Sheep Owners Vote On Measure Referendum Details
A referendum asks producers to approve a new agreement between the Secretary of Agriculture and the American Sheep Producers Council for lamb and wool advertising. Voting runs September 10 to September 21 with mail or in person ballots due by September 21 at the ASCS Office in Springvale. Eligible voters include producers aged 30 days from January 1, 1962, or older. those who have not received ballots by September 10 should contact the county ASCS office. Meat and fish storage guidance appears among the text.
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Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers’ Council, Inc
ASCS
Main Street
Springvale
Berystember
Armitage
Pearnaes
Ana Ar Mara Chaan civ
Rebekah Lodge To Elect Officer At September Meeting
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge members gather for officer nominations with six Past Noble Grands present. Election scheduled for September 19 and installation on October 3 led by district deputy Nellie Wallace. Various invitations, banquet plans, and committee arrangements discussed for September events and upcoming Assemblies in Augusta.
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Noble
Betty Wing
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Nellie Wallace
Evelyn Gammon
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekah
Augusta
York Lodge
Noble Grand
Bob
Five Points
Biddeford
Eunice Pettengill
Avonell Pettengill
Barbara Gilbert
Forest Lodge West Buxton
Gertrude Elwell
United Nations
Past Noble Grands Association
Ethel Whitten
Swan Pond
York County Past Noble Grands Association
North Berwick
Old Orchard Lodge
Old Orchard Beach and Florida Emergency Room Scene
Old Orchard Beach notes Mrs Clement P Wight and family visitings at Orange and Lowell. In Clearwater Florida the Morton Plant hospital ER treats a knifing victim an attempted self harm case and a hive allergic patient while a caller seeks vet help for a poisoned dog.
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Clearwater
Fla
Morton
Plant Hospital
Kennebunk social notes highlight weddings and arrivals
Mrs. Edmund Cashen and Mrs. Robert Marier Jr. hosted guests from West Hartford and Andover. Miss Sandra Goodwin married Alan Nelson of Andover, a former Kennebunk resident. Students and teachers from Kennebunk and nearby towns return to duties in Maine and Massachusetts. The community gathered for a Grange social and a local ambulance call accompanied weekend visitors at several homes. Alan Nelson, now a University of Maine senior, and his wife were luncheon guests after their Farmington wedding.
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Robert Marier, Jr
Penwood Drive
West Hartford
Conn
S.A. Walters
Marier
Walters
Betty Harkness
Walpole
Mass
Kennebunk High School
Europe
Kennebunk
Foster S. Boothby
West Boylston
Elliot Freeman
Hightreet
James Sylvester
University of Maine
Eliot Freeman
High Street
Concord
Brenda Freeman
Westfield
Mary Durgin
Main Street
Durgin
Carol Durgin
Hartford
Quincy
Roy Anderson
Grace
Cambridge
Virginia Freeman
Mary Gripsi
Waltham
Miss Freeman
Grispi
Rockland
Freeman
Brookline
Miss Grispi
Belmont
Alan Nelson
Andover
Nelson
Farmington
Kennebunk Rotary Observes Governor Day With Noyes Address
District Governor Malcolm Noyes of the 779th District spoke at Kennebunk Rotary’s noon meeting at the Kennebunk Inn. Noyes, a former state lawmaker and blueberry grower, was introduced by Carle Sniller. The Anns host tea for Mrs Neves at The Arundel in Kennebunkport at 3:30 p.m. A 7:30 p.m. club assembly follows at Howard Johnson’s on the Turnpike.
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Kennebunk
Howard Johnson’s
Turnpike
Face Of Changing World Confusion Stirs Cold War Doubts
AP analyst James Marlow surveys a day of tense Cold War signals from Moscow to Washington. Frost reads in Moscow as U S intentions in space loom large while Berlin nerves fray. Gilpatric pledges no space arm race, yet doubts linger about actual policy and trust.
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Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Robert Frost
Moscow
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Frost
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Outer Space
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Indiana
Gilpatricc
Gilpatric
U. S
Pentagon
White House
America
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
U.S
Wiley
Britain
France
East Germany
Kennedy
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Ocean Park Club Conducts Final Garden Party Session
The Acquaintance Club of Ocean Park held its final season meeting as a garden party at Mrs. Harold G. Clark's Old Orchard Beach home. President Miss Mildred Thom as led a 35-woman gathering with co hostess Miss Nina Kendall. Attendees included Miss Mildred M. Thomas and many listed members and guests.
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Acquaintance Club
Ocean Park
Harold G. Clark
Old Salt Road
Old Orchard Beach
Mildred Thomas
Nina Kendall
Mildred M. Thomas
Frank Thomas
Harold Clark
Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr
Adelaide E. Parker
Pearl H. Shaw
Mildred A. Soule
Harold Smith
Ruth Severance
Lillian Monroe
Harry B. Tabor
Ralph L. Kendall
Edna R. Sulis
Hammond I. Peterson
Mary Coburn
Lawrence Cranshaw
Harriet B. French
R. A. Nickerson
E. W. Wheeler
George W. Goodall
Nellie Ha
Kennebunk reports record school enrollment
Superintendent John S Seekins Jr announces record enrollment at Kennebunk schools on opening day. counts by grade show totals for junior primary through grade twelve reaching 1402. Kennebunkport enrollment is about steady with counts by grade totaling 303.
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John S. Seekins, Jr
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk Man Hurt In Car Crash
Two accidents reported in Kennebunk involve a state model car driven by Duneian Andrews of Quebec City and Drakes Island which missed a curve and struck a utility pole, cracking it. Andrews and passengers were uninjured. front of the vehicle slightly damaged. A 1957 Plymouth driven by Wesley Gordon of Kennebunk was heavily damaged after hitting a utility pole at Kennebunk Beach. Gordon suffered a elbow injury after swerving to avoid two oncoming cars.
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Kennebunk
Dune Ian Andrews
Quebec City
Drakes Island
Lower Brown Street
Andrews
Wesley Gordon
Gordon
Kennebunk Beach
Computers Like the Ladies Mount Bethel Visit
In Mount Bethel New Jersey the Brursroughs Corp electronic components division reports a surprising edge for female workers in assembling tiny computer parts. General manager Saul Kuchinsky says women prefer work with precision requiring patience and steadiness, noting men possess needed dexterity but less patience.
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Mount Bethel
Bursroughs Corp. Electronic Components Division
Saul Kuchinsky
Kuchinsky
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