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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1969
Page
5
Weekly lunch menus from Biddeford to Kennebunk list varied hot mains and sides. Readings include American Chop Suey, beef pie, turkey a la king, fried fish sticks, and ham burgers with vegetables, breads, desserts, and milk across Monday to Friday.
The document lists a weekly menu with Tuesday through Friday items. It mentions dishes like Vegetable Beef Soup peanut butter sandwich celery sticks pineapple crunch Chilled Fruit Juice American chop suey buttered green beans bread and butter ice cream and milk Baked Beans sliced Bologna catsup mustard cole slaw roll butter rosy apple sauce and milk Owen Fried Fish Sticks tartar sauce mashed potato buttered spinach bread Valentine cakes and
Delegates from six Salons across Franklin Androscoggin Kennebec Cumberland and two from York counties reported at the annual February state pouvoir meeting of the Departemental de Maine Eight and Forty held at Paul Mallin American Legion Post. Maine Salon membership stands at 146 with a 1969 quota of 160 and scholarship funds show $49 raised to date. Acknowledgement was read for a $104 donation to National Jewish Hospital Denver Colorado for TB and cystic fibrosis research.
The Chapeau Nationale sent thanks for a $5 gift presented in Manchester New Hampshire by Mrs Florence Lewis representing the Maine Salon. Chapeaux passe answered roll call with listed members and guests including Mrs Pat ridge Mrs Ela and others. The 20 pouvoir members and three guests were welcomed by Mrs Lewis with a prayer by Mrs Fasher Dee and a mystery package awarded to Mrs Sarah Bowles. The next pouvoir meeting is set for May 4 at the American Legion home in Farmington.
The Rev. James J. Mullen Knights of Columbus Auxiliary met at Columbus Hall Beach to organize a dance. President Mrs Shirley Croteau led the session with prayers by Sisterine Lemire. Secretary pro-tem Mrs Patricia Gervais read minutes and the treasurer's report was approved for audit. Cards were sent to ill members Mrs Olive Thibeau Mrs Aurore Nolette Mrs Florence and Mrs Margaret Brick.
Madonna Chapter members met at the Masonic Temple in West Kennebunk with Worthy Matron Barbara Wheeler presiding. Invitations were received from Longfellow South Portland Clover Sanford Ivy Thomaston Hawthorne Piscataqua Mt Zion Roland H Joy and Priscilla for various receptions and events in February and March. Refreshments followed and plans included a Washington Dance and a public baked bean supper with Patricia Gervais chairing.
Coastal Cable and Antenna Inc of Maine announced it secured Bath’s CATV franchise. The council approved the franchise. the firm plans CATV systems in Biddeford Saco Sanford and Dover NH and other Maine towns. Col. S. E. Ernst of Cumberland Foreside heads the firm with attorney Nicholas W. [surname truncated].
Lake Placid NY AP Navy Lt Paul Lamey of Manchester NH won the National AAU two man bobsled championship on a fast course. A local proposal would put TV pictures and signals to subscribers via antennas at a chosen site with interference filtered out then distributed by coax to homes. Subscriptions would be under 17 cents daily with a $5 install and $5 monthly fee plus $1 per extra outlet. later outlets beyond four would be free.
Kennebunk resident Harrison Coleman has filed nomination papers for a three year term as trustee of the Kennebunk Kennebunkport Wells Water District. He seeks a fifth term and was first elected in 1957. Coleman formerly owned Snowdon Motor Sales and is now president of Kennebunk Savings Bank.
Lamey and brakeman Bob Huscher clocked a combined time of 4 minutes 41.65 seconds across four heats on the 1500 meter course. Lamey was a member of the 1968 Olympic team.
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