Safety Rules For School Bus Riders
The article outlines safety rules for about 13 million school children using buses this year. It stresses arriving early but not too early, walking on the left side when necessary, single file on narrow shoulders, seating promptly, and crossing highways only at proper points with traffic Awareness. It highlights bus patrols, driver signals, and avoiding head or arm exposure from windows or tampering with emergency doors.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Theational Safety Council
Olive Lodge Names Second Nomination Of Officers
Olive Rebekah Lodge in Kennebunk lists a second nomination at its meeting with Noble Grand Pauline Hayes presiding. A memorial service honored Elva Green Past President of the Maine Rebekah Assembly. Election of officers set for Sept 16 after Sept 13 Bay of Hope Lodge gathering.
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Kennebunk
Olive Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Noble
Pauline Hayes
Elva Green
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Bay of Hope Lodge
North Berwick
York County
Noble Grands Association
Nellie Sipper
Lorraine Charland
Florence Bridges
Victor Bryant
Lucille McBride
Area Girls On UNH Dean's List
Named to the Dean's List for the second semester 1962 63 at the University of New Hampshire were Joan M Ni koletos Old Orchard Beach high test honors Carol Ladakakos Old Orchard Beach and Nancy L. Smith Kennebunk honors. They attained this distinction.
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Durham
N. H
University of New Hampshire
Joan M. Nikoletos
Old Orchard Beach
Carol Ladakakos
Nancy L
Smith
Kennebunk
Saco Man Fined For Operating After Suspension
In Kennebunk municipal court, Bernard L. Brackett of Saco was fined 100 dollars or 30 days with 50 dollars suspended after pleading to operating a car under suspension. Earl Lafford of Kennebunk paid 150 dollars for drunken driving. Other cases include fines of 25 dollars with 10 suspended for York and Somerville defendants and a 25 dollar fine for several others on a left of center charge.
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Kennebunk
Bernard L. Brackett
Green Street
Saco
Earl Lafford
Harry Riback
York
William J. Gaudette
Somerville
Mass
Wilfred A. Durpey
Weymouth
Marvin Hurley
Chicago
Mixed pleas and fines stretch across several cases
Plea entries lead to fines for speeding and stop sign violations. Cesaro, Baker, McLure, Thibault, Grow, Gross, and Moody all admitted guilt or were found guilty with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. Zealous sentencing for assault and license charges continued. A submarine wreck off the New York coast is noted and Michigan State faces Baylor in a 1968 football first meeting on the gridiron.
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Joseph H. Cesaro
Schenectady
N. Y
Maine
William Baker
Canton Center
Conn
Laurence McLure
Collinsville
Jean Zackular
Everett Mass
Clara Burrier
Richmond
Lucien H. Thibault
Springvale
Philip W. Grow
Wayland
Mass
Bradford Gross
Wells
Henry Moody
Jamaica Plain
Michigan State
Baylor
Local Men Dive On Last Sunken German Sub
Portsmith area divers recover from a sunken German submarine site as locals report a Navy salvage effort. Details remain sparse but the incident marks a notable wartime relic in New Hampshire waters.
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Leopold Janson
Western Ave
Biddeford
Paulette Janson
Richard Palardis
Ralph Palardis
Norwich
Paradise Pond
Happy Day
Olive Lodge
Ruio
A&p
Miller’s
Jane Parker
UNH
Jerard Rafaniello
Bristol
Alan R. Enghbo
Brighton
Albert Nickerson
New York
Henri A. Paradis
Roland Labelle
Richard Landry
Hartford
David McLain
Glastonbury
Portsmoth
The
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Forer
Izes
Nichols & CO
Pepperell Sheet Store
Salmon Falls
Steakhouse
Rts
Saco River
Hollis