Voltigeur Club notes Union leadership and plans
The Le Voltigeur Snowshoe club met to hear the American Snowshoe Union report from Lewiston. Yvon Caron was reelected sports director for a fifth term, andGeorge Neault of Rochambeau club Biddeford was named Union president. Installation of Union officers is set for June 4 at 3 p m at Rochambeau hall. A softball game against Lighting club is slated for Memorial Field Thursday at 6 p m. The next meeting is June 14 at 8 p m.
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American Snowshoe Union
Lewiston
le Voltigeur
South Street
Biddeford
Yvon Caron
George Neault
Rochambeau
Rochambeau Club
Main Street
Henry Roberge
Paul Angers
Memorial Field
Caron
Emile Picard
Jeanne Robitaille
Scout Troop Building Group Launches Drive
A membership drive for 50 more members was launched at a meeting of Troop One Building association in the Scout hall on Mason street. The general committee includes John Hudson, William McKenney, Theodore Caouette, Frank Harriman, Philip Hatch and Donald Harter. A June 28 session will hear a progress report. Social hour followed with refreshments served by auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop One Building Association
Scout
Mason Street
Biddeford
John Hudson
William McKenney
Theodore Caouette
Frank Harriman
Philip Hatch
Donald Harter
Ernest Donahue
Millard C. Neal
Acob Steinhardt
H LeGal, Jr
James Benson
Raymond Letellier
John St. Onge
Caouette
Easurer McKenney
Joseph Bmall
SA Official Addresses Kiwanis Club
William Lawrence Salvation Army field representative spoke to the Saco Biddeford Kiwanis at the Wonderbar Steak House about Army work in towns without headquarters and trained local committees. Francis Cote announced an inter club meeting with Brunswick Kiwanis at Stowe House. Secretary Rielly read a message from Atty Lawrence Allen. President Raymond Bonang directed the meeting and outlined upcoming club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence
Salvation Army
Saco-Biddeford Kiwanis Club
Wonderbar
Army
Lawrence
New Hampshire
Francis Cote
Brunswick Kiwanians
Stowe House
Martin J. Rielly
Atty
Lawrence Allen
Sanford
Raymond Bonang
Gift Bags For The Girl Graduate
A playful collection of feminine gift bags aimed at a recent graduate. Bright colors, cheerful designs, and practical keepsakes alongside small treats to celebrate her achievement and future steps. Ideal for friend or family gifting with a festive tone.
Hot Weather Ahead Forecast Prompts Seasonal Gifts
A seasonal forecast highlights hot weather with contrast to decorative baskets. Flower themed wicker baskets and fruit decorated straw bags appear in local displays signaling summer shopping opportunities and style trends.
Straw Bags and Hemp Trimmed Bags Sale Note
Brief: listing of straw bags up to 10.98 and hemp tote bags with leather trim 7.98 to 10.98. Also bags with flower designs under vinyl plastic priced at 2.98.
Out of school into shorts and capris with easy care
Adjustable waistline shorts offer 11 inch length in small medium and long with roll up sleeves and all cotton fabric. Washable color-fast with iron free care and quick dry. Capris in pink or blue on white feature scalloped hems and vivid border prints.
Area Youths to Enlist in U S Navy from Sanford High
Harold Riddle the local Navy recruiter announced three area youths will enlist on June 21. They will begin nine weeks of boot training at the Great Lakes center, then receive 14 days leave before further assignment. The enlistees are Hugh J. Woodman of East Lebanon, Terence Woodward of Fast Waterboro, and James B. Steere of North Berwick.
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U. S. Navy
Harold Riddle
Avy
Great Lakes
Ill
U. S. Naval Recruit Training Center
Hugh J. Woodman
Wilbur E. Woodman
East Lebanon
Sanford High School
Terence Woodward
Elmer J. Woodward
Fast Waterboro
James B. Steere
Nedia House
North Berwick
North Berwick High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voltigeur Club
Kiwanis Club
Ivy League
Capris
Dainty
Zelan
US Navy
Howe
Howe’s Highway
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