Local Personal Notices On Patients And Moves
Mrs. Mary Anne Cordeau of Alfred Street is a medical patient at Notre Dame hospital. William Cote of 1515 Pool Street is a surgical patient at Webber hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Scammon Jr formerly of 29 Scammon Street Saco have moved to Bangor living at 267 State Street. He is affiliated with the Internal Revenue as an auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Cordeau
Alfred Street
Notre Dame Hospital
William Cote
Pool Street
Webber Hospital
Frank Scammon, Jr
Scammon Street
Saco
Bangor
State Street
Internal Revenue
Death of Glenn C. Libby Veteran New England Tel Worker
Glenn C. Libby of Limerick 75 longtime New England Telephone employee died Monday at home after a long illness. He and his widow Rita Libby were longtime company workers. he started as installer and maintenance man then became night operator. Born August 14 1885 he graduated Limerick Academy 1902 and belonged to Kezar Falls-Cornish Kiwanis until illness. Survivors include widow one brother and two nieces and two cousins. Private burial was in Highland cemetery yesterday. memorial service at Congregational Church Sunday at 4 p.m. with Rev. Lewis A. Jones officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Libby
Limerick
New England Tel
Tel
Rita (Kimball) Libby
Frank W
Lizzie (Philpot) Libby
Limerick Academy
Kezar Falls-Cornish Kiwanis Club
Donald M
Portland
Highland Cemetery
Congregational Church
Lewis A. Jones
Newcastle
Disabled Veterans to hold state convention meeting
A special Disabled American Veterans meeting on Monday at 7:30 p m in Biddeford City Building invites all members. The Notre Dame Thrift Shop will be run by group C next week under captain Mrs Leo P Taillon. York County Past Noble Grands meet tonight at East Waterboro with supper at 6 30 and Cumberland guests Entertainment follows. Saco Rebekah lodge meets tomorrow evening at 7 50 at the Saco IOOF hall with visiting officers night and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Leo P. Taillon
York County Past Noble Grands Association
East Waterboro
Cumberland County Past Noble Grands
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Saco Ioof
Saco Kennebunk church notes schedule confessions and services
The Junior Band and singers of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 10 a.m. Confessions are heard at St Monica Church Kennebunk 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Confessions at St Martha Church Kennebunkport 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Saturday. Confessions at St Mary Church Wells 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. A praise and prayer service is at Biddeford Advent Christian Church 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage on Chapel Street.
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Soongsters
The
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Kennebunkport
St. Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford
Vivian Robichaud Guest At Shower
Miss Vivian T Robichaud daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Robichaud Pine Point was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the AMVETS hall Old Orchard Beach. Her marriage to Richard F Frechette will take place May 13 Gifts and a purse of money were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian T. Robichaud
James J. Robichaud
Pine Point
Amvets Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Robichaud
Richard F. Frechette
Rosalre Frechette
Pike Street
Biddeford
Rose Frechette
Gerard Doyon
Robert Perrin
Dolores Turgeon
Oliva Bolduc
Anna Dorais
Armanda Cordeau
Davis Trembly
Agnes Bernicer
Fedora Labbe
Rachel Labbe
Romeo Goudreau
Roland LaBranche
Bernie Bouchard
Viana Goudreau
Gerard Jacques
Claudette Jacques
Theresa
Eva Desautels
Albertine Frechette
Mariette Duhamel
Lucy Frechette
Beatrice Cote
Lucille Bellerose
Kathleen McAuliffe
Grass Fire at Seaview Avenue Intersection Reported
Old Orchard Beach firefighters responded to a grass fire near the railroad tracks at Seaview Avenue this morning with no damage reported. A false alarm was received last night at the West Grand Avenue and Temple Avenue intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Seaview Avenue
West Grand Avenue
Temple Avenue
Weather Update for Portland and Nearby Areas
Cloudy with a mild start in Portland and surrounding zones. Tonight will grow cloudier but not very cold with winds shifting from south to southwest and clearing later. Temperatures vary from 60s in zone 1 to overnight lows around 20s to 40s across listed towns including Caribou Eastport Greenville Old Town Rumford Portland Mt Washington Concord Halifax Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Haramis Rites Set For Saco Resident John Haramis
John E Haramis 82 died suddenly at his 11 Middle Street home Saco born Velanedia Greece January 15 1879 he came to the United States in 1903 lived in Saco 35 years at Saco Lowell shops then Portsmouth Navy Yard 15 years retiring Recent widow Katherine Glantzis Haramis a son and two grandchildren survive Funeral at St James Greek Orthodox Biddeford Saturday at 4 pm burial Greek cemetery Friends may call Dennett and Craig Biddeford tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow before services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Haramis
Middle Street
Saco
Velanedia
Greece
Janary
Emanouel Haramis
Saco-Lowell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Katherine (Glantzis) Haramis
St. James Greek Orthodox Church
Biddeford
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Funeral Services for Edna C Nason Held at St Josephs
Funeral services for Mr Edna C Nason were held yesterday from St Joseph church with a solemn high mass of requiem by Rev Marc Franck assisted by Rev Norman Carrier and Rev Sylvia Levesque. The St Joseph male choir sang under Mrs Dianne Rousselle organist. Bearers included Gerard Chretien Royal Chretien Maurice Paul Philip Nason Harvey Paul and Leroy Chretien. Burial was in the Buxton Low er Corner family lot with Rev Fr Levesque saying prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna C. Nason
St. Joseph Church
Marc Franck
Norman Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
St. Joseph
Dianne Rousselle
Gerard Chretien
Royal Chretien
Maurice Paul
Philip Nason
Harvey Paul
Leroy Chretien
Buxton Lower Corner
Fr. Levesque
City Council To Get Outline Of Planning Survey
James W. Sewall Co planning consultants of Old Town will attend Biddford City Council's May 1 meeting to outline planning survey work. Public Law 701 offers 50 percent federal funding with the state and city paying the rest. A non political planning committee may be formed. The firm has completed surveys in Maine including Boothbay Harbor, covering zoning, traffic, parking and resource use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Sewall
Planning Consultants
Old Town
Biddford
Ralph Binette
Binette
Maine
Boothbay Harbor
Births at Webber Hospital In Biddeford and Nearby Towns
A series of births announced from Webber Hospital and area addresses. Scott Raymond Martel born April 13 to Mr and Mrs John R. Martel in Biddeford. James Warren Brooks born April 13 to Mr and Mrs John H. Brooks in Old Orchard Beach. Dana Edward Hutchins born April 15 to Mr and Mrs Lester G. Hutchins in Cape Porpoise. Michael Leroy Saw yer born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Leroy Saw yer in West Scarborough. Kim Marie Davis born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Carl Davis in Saco. Mona Marie Caron born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Caron in Biddeford. Alan Wayne Hall born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Paul Hall Jr. in Arun del. Laura Mary Maxwell born April 15 to Mr and Mrs Archie B. Maxwell in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
John R. Martel
Grayson Street
Biddeford
Scott Raymond
John H. Brooks
Myrtle Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
James Warren
Lester G. Hutchins
Cape Porpoise
Dana Edward
Leroy Sawyer
Manger Trailer Park
West Scarborough
Michael Leroy
Carl Davis
Portland Road
Saco
Kim Marie
Raymond Caron
Edwards Avenue
Mona Marie
Benjamin Paul Hall, Jr
RFD
Arundel
Alan Wayne
Archie B. Maxwell
Alfred — Street
Laura Mary
Maine unemployment dips 0.1 percent in Maine
Governor Reed announced unemployment fell from 35 500 in February to 34 700 in March in Maine. The Maine Employment Security Commission reported the drop alongside other labor market data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Maine
Camp Ellis Unit to Host Guest Night May 18
Camp Ellis Volunteer firemen auxiliary voted to observe Guest Night with a supper May 18 at the fire station. Special guests will be the firemen and their wives, announced by president Mrs. Ruth Stackpole. Also planned were an April 30 whist party and a cook project, with reports by secretary Mrs. Laurette McAlevey and sunshine chair Mrs. Christobel Gagnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Ruth Stackpole
Laurette McAlevey
Christobel Gagnon
Sunshine Committee
Joan Larochelle
Marjorie Pendleton
Cynthia Lemay
Mary Pinard
Ruth Wormwood
McAlevey
Stackpole
Lillian Gagnon
Larochelle
Dorothy Abbott
Judy Gagne
Alfreda Pendleton
Elsie Buzzell
AAUW Yeas Elect Officers At May Session
York County AAUW met at Thornton academy with Mrs. Joseph Truman presiding. Nomination chair Adelbert Jakeman presented a slate for approval at the May 18 annual meeting. Guest Nicholas Holt discussed modern architecture and school building needs, while delegates prepare for a Presque Isle state meeting and an Buxton high school discussion on AAUW scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
American Association of University Women
Thornton Academy
Joseph Truman
Adelbert Jakeman
Kennebunkport
William Kirk
Nicholas Holt
Krumboar and
Holt
Ellsworth
AAUW
Presque Isle
George Love
Jon Nathanson
Gilbert Harrison
Buxton High School
Harold Carroll
Carleton Davis
University of New Hampshire
Edward Carp
Bates College
Truman
Richard Dotter
Springvale
Saco Man Hurt When Car Leaves Road
John R. Smith a 20 year old of Rocky Hill road Saco complained of chest pains after his car left Buxton road and dashed into a ditch. He refused hospital. Police say he braked to slow and brakes rocked causing loss of control. Damaged to the car estimated at 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Smith
Rocky Hill Road
Saco
Buxton
Smith
Unemployment fund balance dips in mid February to mid March
The fund fell from 25,453,000 to 24,201,000 between mid February and mid March, indicating a decline in unemployment insurance reserves. Officials note the decrease may affect allocations and timing of future benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Peanut Butter Added To Federal Surplus For Welfare
Biddeford welfare overseer Mrs. Annette L. Gagne announced a May shipment of 952 pounds of peanut butter for relief recipients. Each person will receive a half pound per month, with two pound cans lasting four months. April’s first-time items include pork and gravy, rolled oats, pea beans, and butter, with oats allotted one pound per person per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Annette L. Gagne
Gagne
Biddeford Pool Firemen Welcome New Members And Donate
At the Biddeford Pool Volunteer Fire Department April meeting two new members, Walter Alexander and Edward Wolfertz, were welcomed. A $10 donation was voted for the Biddeford High School Memorial Book Fund in memory of Edward C. Thompson. Plans for spring training drills were made under Chief Ralph J. Goldthwaite Jr. Routine business proceeded under Vice President Robert Gross, with refreshments by Roy MacNaughton, Joseph Souza and Roux and a social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Pool
Pool
Walter Alexander
Edward Wolfertz
Biddeford
Roy MacNaughton
Joseph Souza
Roux
Whist Party And Supper Planned By Fremont Club
Fremont club and auxiliary met in the club hall Alfred Street Biddeford to plan two April events the 23 whist party at 730 p m and the 29 bean supper from 5 to 730 p m both in the club hall Adrien Lamothe presided reporting new members Maurice and Mrs Baillargeon were initiated a social followed with refreshments provided by Langevin Beaulieu and Neault hospitality committee The next meeting will be May 4 at club headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred, Street
Biddeford
Adrien Lamothe
Maurice Baillargeon
Urbain Langevin
Leo Beaulieu
Joseph Neault
George Baiguy
Rodrigue Bergeron
Roland Bergeron
Gedeon Bergeron
Antonio Daigneault
Alcide Dubois
Leslie Duprey
Emile Fecteau
Romeo Forest
George Gagnon
George Lambert
Joseph KR. Lambert
Natalie Lemire
Raoul Morin
Finch and Carole Tregoff Sentenced to Life Terms
In Los Angeles County jail, Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff were sent to separate life terms for the am bush murder of Finch’s wife Barbara. Finch, 43, to Chino men’s facility and Tregoff, 24, to Corona women’s institution. Parole eligible in seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara
Finch
California Institute For Men
Chino
Miss Tregoff
California Institution For Women
Corona
One Way To Nab Culprit In Lunch Caper
In Albuquerque New Mexico Gary Brown a Monroe Junior High ninth grader faced missing lunches as two larger classmates allegedly relieved him of his lunch burden. The situation led to the two husky students visiting the school nurse with temporary gastrmcal distress after Gary altered his sandwich spread with varnish and turpentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Gary Brown
Monroe Junior High School
Gary
Federal Aid Check Arrives For New Biddeford High School
Supt. of Schools Paul Larrabee announced the first federal payment of 6440 toward equipment for the new Biddeford high school. The grant covers 10 percent of the 64400 allocation under Public Law 815, with further payments expected until total federal funds are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Larrabee
Biddeford High School
Larrabee
Anniversary of York Barracks Observed in Biddeford
The first anniversary of the York county Barracks, Veterans of World War I, will be observed Saturday night at the Fremont club on Alfred street in Biddeford. The Portland departmental band, under Albert Bowler, will provide music. The formation of the barracks followed a two-year study by the Last Man's club. Committee members include Commander Raymond L. King, past commander Napoleon J. Frechette Sr, vice-commander Joseph Neault, adjutant John J. Gleason, sergeant-at-arms Octave Martel, chaplain Thomas McGarrity, Arthur Gagne, and Stephen Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Portland
Albert Bowler
Last Man's Club
Philip Tighe
Napoleon J. Frechette, Sr
Joseph Neault
John J. Gleason
Octave Martel
Thomas McGarrity
Arthur Gagne
Stephen Travers
Rochambeau Plans May 6 Joint Officer Installation
Rochambeau club votes May 6 for joint officer installation with the auxiliary in the club hall. President Larose authorized to buy souvenirs for visiting clubs. Belanger reports over 35 invitation letters to the American Snowshoe Union. Banquet planning shows 2 advance reservations. guests include Mayor Deschambeault and Rev. Martel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochambeau Club
Joseph Larose
Raymond Belanger
American Snowshoe Union
Leo Gosselin
Roland Regis
Clement H. Deschambault
Robert Martel
George C. Neault
Arthur Raymond Lewiston
Maine Snowshoe Union
American Mercantile League
George Neault
Lion d'Or Club
Suncook
N. H
Herman Tremblay
Alphonse Lachance
Quebec Convention Savings Club
Leopold Gregoire
Club Alpin
Jeanne d'Arc
Manchester
Joseph Salvas
Maine Senator Questions Army Engineers on Portland Office Closure
Senator Muskie of Maine asked the Army Engineers to review their decision to close the Portland Maine office. He acted at the suggestion of Edward Langlois Jr. Maine Port Authority general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Army Engineers
Portland, Maine
Edward Langlois Jr
Maine Port Authority
Robber flees after hold up at Avon grocery store
An armed robber robs a Avon grocery on Route 2 and escapes in a car after cutting phone lines. The owner Jack Hager strom Jr. was alone at Jack's Place when the bandit entered and an accomplice drove off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Jack Hagerstrom ,Jr
Jack
Smith proposes using AFB Washington for Peace Corps
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine urged using Presque Isle Air Force Base for Peace Corps. The idea was raised after John EF, the former Presque Isle city manager, spoke on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afb Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Presque Isle Air Force Base
John EF
Presque Isle City
Manger
Youth Barred From Jersey City Schools Cites Crowding
A 14 year old New Jersey youth testified to Judge Hilary Mahaney that crowded conditions kept him from entering Jersey City schools this year. He and his father describe the issue as the reason for his absence from class. The case involves a driving without a license charge, with a sentence deferred until a learner permit is obtained. Separately on the Maine Turnpike a Wakefield man was fined for speeding 95 mph in a 70 mph zone and another Wa terville man was fined 80 mph in a 70 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hilary Mahaney
Jersey City
Saco Municipal Court
Nick Frank
N. J
Mahaney
Edward H. Russell
Wakefield
Mass
Maine Turnpike
Leland W. Willette
Waterville
Hoffa Joins Maine Arbitration Hearing On Local 340 Contract
James R. Hoffa attends a Portland hearing on the Local 340 Teamsters contract with the Maine Carrier Employers Association. The State Arbitration Board, including Michael Schoonjans of Old Orchard Beach, sits as observers along with John Conley Jr. and Maynard Dolloff representing labor, industry, and the public respectively. Frank MacDonald of Boston acts as federal mediator. The session began yesterday and continues today with Hoffa planning to return after weekend engagements and stay through the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Arbitration
Michael Schoonjans
Old Orchard Beach
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Betwen Local 340
Teamsters Union
Maine Carrier Employers Association
Portland
John Conley, Jr
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Maynard Dolloff
Gray
Schoonjans
Frank MacDonald
Boston
James R. Hoffa
National Teamsters Union
Maine
Hoffa
Detroit
Socialists Plan Forty Hours Devotions at St Marys Biddeford
Children of Mary socialists at St Mary church Biddeford will take part in Saturday Forty Hours devotions with many members listed for adoration slots tomorrow. Assumption sodality members served today at the church with Mrs Frank Carey arranging appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Mary
St. Mary Church
Biddeford
Doris Harriman
Theresa Vire
Charlotte Dupont
Jane Langevin
Patricia Meehan
Sheila Gagnon
Donna Simard
Sheila Murphy
Jeanne Pelletier
Marie Arcand
Joan Stover
Joan Duranceau
Marilyn Couture
Peggy Couture
Norma Newman
Michele Callahan
Kay Donahue
Doris Sevigny
Protests Reach NBC Over Maine Tonight Show
A Thursday protest order was telegraphed to NBC and to Ballantine beer sponsor. Ballantine’s distributor James E. Glover replied that the firm has no knowledge of the broadcast content until air. Rep. Robert O. Brown read the telegram, noting the apology and seeking forgiveness from Maine viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational
NBC
Ballantine Brewing Firm
Ballantine
Maine
James E. Glover
Robert O. Brown
R-Fairfield
Glover
U. S
Edmund S. Muskie
Waterville
Hearse Pitch Ends With Surprise Stupor
A used car salesman in Detroit touted a hearse to a buyer. He opened the rear door to reveal Robert Sarnia, 21, asleep inside. Sarnia received six months probation for vagrancy in Recorder's Court and was ordered to find a new place to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Sarnia
Sarnia
Recorder's Court
Retreat of Third Order of St Francis at Provincial House
Members of the Third Order of St Francis hold a weekend retreat at the Provincial House of the Sisters of Good Shepherd conducted by Rev. Clarence Laplante O F M president of St Francis College and regional moderator. Attendees include members from Lewiston and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Order of St. Francis
The
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Clarence Laplante
St. Francis College
Third Order
Father Clarence
Lewiston
Rusk frames Cuba as effort not invasion in speech
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Cuba’s situation is a Cuban effort, not an invasion, and that Cubans seek freedom. He noted Castro received aid from various sources to topple Batista and warned outside help now supports the fight against Castro. He spoke at the Atlanta Bar Association event, referencing President Kennedy’s remarks, and touched on Laos Congo and Geneva disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Atlanta Bar Association
Georgia
Cuba
Kennedy
Laos
Congo
United Nations
Geneva
Vacation For Firemen Ends In Biddeford
Biddeford firemen’s week of vacation from answering calls ended abruptly yesterday with six total dispatches. Grass and brush fires on Pool road and a flooded oil burner blaze on Hill Street prompted rapid response, minor damage noted at 254 Hill Street owned by Mrs Frechette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Veeterdan
Hilltreet
Frechette
Henry P. Ross
Pool Road
Leo Bourque
Hill Street
Albert Cookson
Napoleon James
Obligation Night At Saco OES Observes Degrees
Saco OES held Obligation Night at the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Mrs. Sarah Lennox and Worthy Patron Carlton Pendleton presiding. Memorial services were held for Past Grand Matron Louella Pendleton and George Martin. Anniversaries were noted for Miniwanea Old Orchard Beach and Pleasant River chapters. The 69th Grand Chapter session is slated for Portland May 14 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Claire Scamman
Richard FE. Clark
Milk Bids To Be Asked For Beach Lunches
The Old Orchard Beach School committee voted to request bids for milk for the next year’s hot lunch program. Eleanor Smith will supervise meals at Jameson and elementary schools. John Clark named truant officer and Donald Skilling as school doctor. Benjamin Downs reported cafeteria expansion progress at the high school. Attendees included Frank Lawler, Mary Smith, Louis DeAngelis, and Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Eleanor Smith
Jameson
John Clark
Donald Skilling
John Alheim
Benjamin Downs
Frank Lawler
Mary Smith
Louis DeAngelis
Portland Man Held On Bad Check Charge
A Portland man bound over to the May term of York county Superior court on uttering a forged check with intent to defraud. Robert J. Lemieux 20 pleaded guilty in Biddeford to the charge and posted $500 bail for higher court appearance. Lemieux picked up in Portland by Chief Sevigny who signed the complaint alleging a $62.29 check at Edward's market. Also wanted in Augusta for April 25. Kenneth A. Munsey 21 of Brunswick pleaded guilty to operating an unregistered motor vehicle and fined $15 or 30 days. Carl P. Patterson Jr 24 of Portsmouth pleaded guilty to attempting larceny of an automobile battery and sent to York county jail for 60 days in lieu of a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
York County Superior Court
Robert J. Lemieux
Bob” Lemieux
Congress Street
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Lemieux
Edgar Sevigny
Edward's Market
Francis Lemieux
West Cutts Street
Augusta
Kenneth A. Munsey
Davis Street
Brunswick
Parris J. Melver
Carl P. Patterson,Jr
State Street
Portsmouth
N. H
York County
Gerald C. Nason
Country Pumkins 4-H Club Announces Cancer Drive Dates
The Country Pumkins 4-H club meeting at Mrs. Claire Scammoon's home in New County, Saco, announced events for the cancer drive and upcoming dress style revue at Nassan College on May 26. Rachel Philbrick will perform tonight at 7 30 at Dayton School. May 7 is 4-H Sunday with judging the week of May 8 and land judging the week of May 27. Assistant leader Mrs. Jeanette Whitten appointed. York County 4-H agent Joseph Skyvinsky led a quiz on Let’s Have a Picnic. Next meeting set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Scammoon
New County Road
Saco
Laura Philbrick
Rachel Philbrick
Dayton
Nassan College
Jeanette Whitten
Joseph Skyvinsky
York County
4-H
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Telesphere
Pepin
Paul Bourret
John Haramis
City Council
Saco Man
Carole
New ‘Home
York Barracks
Jersey
St. Mary’s
Saco Oes
Tom
Free Street
Post Office
Thomas Knox
Fenderson
Quilon Poplin
Dan River
Goodyear West Huskies
Johnson” Spring Arch
Tru-Val” W. & W. Br
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