Committees Named for Old Orchard Beach Art Auction
Old Orchard Beach Art Association announces committees for a smorgasbord and art auction at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall West Grand Avenue on Saturday May 2. Chairwoman Gertrude Eastman, tickets by Joseph Bay, publicity by Almonza Souliere, kitchen by Ethel Wight with assistants, waitresses and hostesses listed. Auctioneer Lloyd Perry of Portland will preside, with paintings donated by club members and Lloyd Perry and Ed Mayo of Kennebunkport donating works.
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Old Orchard Beach
Cary Sneider
Jim Murphy
Ethel Wight
Marguerite Drolet
Lorraine Letourneau
Almonza Souliere
Gertrude Leonard
Priscilla Skilling Will
Naomi Bean
Evelyn Monier
Laura Duffy
Sarah Graves
Alice Murdy
Josephine Bay
Marlene Pruneau
Alice Leavitt
Anna Anderson
Elizabeth Wilson
Isabella McIver
Lloyd Perry
Portland
Ed Mayo
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk Free Library to Open Three Mornings
Kennebunk Free Library Association trustees vote to open the library mornings three days a week in July and August from 10 a.m. to noon on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday in addition to regular afternoon hours and Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Proceeds go to the Art Center Building Fund. The measure follows last summer’s success and includes two librarians attending a state convention in June. Ruth Crosby heads the flower and decoration committee as local librarians coordinate with the town library to expand services without duplicating reference books.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Free Library
Association
Earl Freeman
Board of
State Association
Poland Spring
Ruth Crosby
Harvey Bixby
Observance Of Law Day Set In Alfred Saturday
Law Day program to be observed in Alfred on Saturday with speaker Robert M. York of Biddeford. Event in Superior Court includes Supreme Court Justice Dec. FE Siddall from Springvale, clergy from Biddeford and nearby towns, and a large list of Biddeford and surrounding area officials and lawyers as program committee members.
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Alfred
Uss. A
Robert M. York
Biddeford
York County Bar Association
Superior Court
Edward L. Caron
Deceil Fe, Siddall
Springvale
Supreme Court
C. Joseph Ingraham
Foss
Intensive Public Safety Campaign In Maine
The Maine Highway Safety Committee announced measures for a broad public traffic safety education drive. Plans include milelong mats and flyers, media messages, amplified law tips, and renewed roadside campaigns to deter drinking and driving. A summer seat belt push and a Driver Improvement School are set, with police involvement and a focus on Turnpike safety.
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Augusta
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Maine
Kittery
Maine Turnpike
Torben K. Andersen
Andersen
Milton F. Huntington
Turnpike Authority
U.S. Bureau of Customs
Millon
Burnham & Morrill
Portland
Maine Restaurant Assn
North Lebanon resident Charles Grant turns 80 at April birthday
Charles Grant of North Lebanon celebrated his 80th birthday on April 22. A longtime resident, he passed his driving test with honors on Thursday. The weekend included a supper at his daughter Mrs. Fred Rand's home with many relatives and friends paying respects from multiple towns. Grant serves as a Lebanon selectman, entering his tenth year in 1964.
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Charles Grant
Lebanon
Fred Rand
Richard Rand
Gray
Charles Rand
Parker Colby
Rochester
N.H
Bernard Grant
Bruce
Bernard Colby
Rollin Strong
Pownal
Margaret Sundeen
Dover
James Emmons
Donald Rand
Edward Stuart
Carrol Moulton
South Lebanon
Ernest Roberts
Fred Hanscom
Fred Gale
Edith Ross
Nelson Ross
Myron Rand
Alfonse Lizotte
James Lizotte
Jack Cole
Clarence Randall
Patricia Lizotte
Jeanine Carter
Robert Wood
Phillip
Debbie
Newington
N.H Grant
Etta Ford
Henry Tufts
Marjorie Harding
Harvard Mass
Tufts
Albert Gale
Fred Parkhurst
Boxford
Mass
David Fred Gales
York Association
Saco
Gloria Roberts
East Warwick
Conn
Russell Webber
Martha Gale
Ottawa
Ont
Webber
North Lebanon
Almeda Ricker
Fred Tibbetts
Forrest Grove Cemetery
Bessie Lewis
Lillian Smith
East Rochester
Ruby Abbott
Elizabeth Elliot
Irene Elwell
Carolee
Sanford
Charlotte Bumford
Hibernation contrasts in mammals explained
Some animals like badgers sleep through winter without waking while others such as chipmunks and gophers emerge on pleasant days to forage and stay active.
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Art Center Building Fund
Louis Spill
Roger Nadeau
Hilary F. Mahaney
William F. Wilson
Chester D. Cram
William F. Hochberg
N. H
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Ecru
Percales
BAYON
S-M-L
POLE
Main Street
FOX
KID Movies
New York
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Jerry Devine
Upernivik
Greenand
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred St
Kinmond
Goodyear Tires
Simard’s Furniture
Franklin Street
Spencer Foundations
Spencer Incorporated
Georgiana Champoux
High Street
United Baptist
Allen
Auto Sales & Finance Co
DODGE
Pioneer
Falcon
Maine Pike
Alfred Road