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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
6
Fashion previews for next fall highlight red as a dominant color in men’s and boys’ wear. Deep oxblood solids and patterns appear in tailored clothes while tartan fireman red jackets, Red Brigade cherry tones, and Firebrand cranberry shades brighten ensembles. The onion, including garlic leek and chive, is noted as part of the lily family.
The ceremony, conducted by Msgr. Aime Giguere at St. Andre's Church, united Carol A Loranger and David R Pawlak. The bride, daughter of Urbain and Mrs Loranger of Biddeford, wore white silk organza with a train and veil, with attendants including maid of honor Priscilla Rousselle and bridesmaids Gerrie Ferland and Dolores Palardy. The groom's party included best man Robert Pawlak and ushers Donald Loranger and Robert Beers. After a reception at Oak Ledge Motel, the couple will reside in Portland following a wedding trip to New York and the Midwest. The bride is employed in Pepperell Mfg payroll. the groom is stationed at Brunswick Naval Air Station.
The Maine State Dairy Show will be held Saturday July 27 at Windsor Fair grounds. Entry deadline is July 10, with entries to reach the State Dairy Extension Office in Orono. 4-H members must file earlier. blanks sent to experienced exhibitors.
Agnes Ann Leclerc daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Leclerc of Biddeford married Jean Paul Boucher Jr yesterday morning at St Joseph Church with Msgr Elie Hevey officiating. The couple will reside at Hills Beach after a reception at St Jean Hall Adams Street Biddeford.
The McArthur Library will close for cleaning and vacations for two weeks starting Monday July 8 and reopen Monday July 22 at 9 30 a m. All books due will be automatically extended to that date without charge.
Over 600 dairy animals are expected to be entered in the event. Judging will be based on both production and type, said Ness. All animals must have production records or must be from cows with records. Blanks are also available from county agents and DHIA supervisors.
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