Maine State Highway Commission lays out and takes land in Saco
The Maine State Highway Commission announces a notice of layout and taking for State Highway 1 in Saco York County. The action defines base line location, describes parcels owned by Union Corporation Herbert Record Teresa Pinkham and easements, and requires recording in York County deeds registry and publication in Biddeford Saco Journal. Acknowledgments by commissioners and a justice certify the instrument.
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State Highway Commission
Maine
Saco
City of
S.H.C
Registry of Deeds
York County
County Commissioners
Stockman Avenue
P. C
P. T
Ocean Park Avenue
Union Corporation
Sta
Herbert D. & Ethel
Herbert D. Record
Ethel Record
Teresa G. Pinkham
Pinkham
Biddeford-Saco
Maine State Highway Commission
Augusta
David H. Stevens
Perry S. Furbush
Nason on Education Offers Hope After College Rejection
Professor Nason from USC advises rejected applicants not to give up and suggests consulting guidance counselors, reviewing applications, choosing a feasible field and college, and contacting admission centers. It also promotes junior colleges as viable paths to transfer to four year universities.
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University of Southern California
Association of College Admissions Counselors
Shermer
Maine Third In Spud Production
The 1959 census shows 684853 farms harvested potatoes, down 58 percent from 1949’s 1649906 farms. Despite fewer farms, total production reached about 224 million hundredweight, up 2 percent from 1949. The decade saw a shift to larger farms and higher yields, with Idaho, Maine, North Dakota, New York and Minnesota leading in farms 50 acres or more.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Idaho
Maine
North Dakota
New York
Minnesota
Alcoholism by the council outlines causes and help options
The council defines alcoholism as a life altering disease affecting diverse professionals and teens, not just skid row alcoholics. Experts cite complex causes and gradual loss of control, urging self recognition and use of local information centers as first steps toward help. Tuesday notes: Hartshorn of Saco serves as secretary treasurer.
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Council
Brewer Doctor Walks Away From Crash
Dr. W. C. Adams of Brewer walked away from a Sunday seaplane crash at Moosehead Lake Greenville after taking off with a canoe lashed to a pontoon in poor weather. He reportedly appeared on foot at Russell's Camps on the lake’s east shore later that day.
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Greenville
W. C. Adams
Brewer
Moosehead Lake
Russell's
Cubs Host Parents At Awards Night
The Cubs held an awards night at St. André hall with highlights on parents and promotions. A separate report notes a plane crash with minor facial scratches to the sole occupant, described as on Scammon Ridge near Sandy Bay and northeast of Greenville. search efforts were hindered by bad weather.
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Cubs
St. André Hall
Cub
Adams
Adam
Scammon Ridge
Sandy Bay
Greenville
Scout Pack 369 Den Chief Leads Webelos Awards Ceremony
Den Chief Roger Wall of Webelos initiated Ronald Hamel and Conrad Bou cher to the Webelos den. Cub awards include Richard Beau lieu tion badge and Raymond L'Heureux with wolf gold arrow for Den 1. Daniel Perry with wolf silver arrow for Den 2. Roger Violette Donald kabrecque Marc Petrin and Roger Lessard with wolf gold and silver arrows for Den 3. Michael Cantar a with wolf silver arrow. Cubmaster Francis Perry oversaw the program.
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Scout
Den
Roger Wall
Webelos
Ronald Hamel
Conrad Boucher
Cubs
Richard Beaulieu
Raymond L'Heureux
Wolf
Daniel Perry
Wolf Silver Arrow
Roger Violette
Donald Kabrecque
Marc Petrin
Roger Lessard
Michael Cantara
Francis Perry
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Readers Daily
Classified notice notes the newspaper’s broad reach of over 36,000 readers daily. It emphasizes the value of placing ads to access a large audience and maximize exposure across the paper’s distribution. The item highlights the journal’s market impact and advertising potential.
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Your Journal
Veterans Auxiliary Shore Dinner Held at Armstrongs Biddeford
A shore dinner was held by past presidents of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Saturday evening at Armstrongs in Biddeford. A social hour followed with songs by Mrs Alden Racine and dancing by Mrs Belle Poirier Lucianna Roy and Mrs America Proulx. Attending were Mrs Mary Boisvert Mrs Beatrice Stone Mrs Proulx Mrs Racine Mrs Lora Dodge Mrs Blanche Small Mrs Roy and Mrs Poirier.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Armstrongs
Biddeford
Alden Racine
Belle Poirier
Lucianna Roy
Almerica Proulx
Mary Boisvert
Beatrice Stone
Proulx
Racine
Lora Dodge
Blanche Small
Roy
Poirier
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Lessee
S.F
Judith L. Bourget
Osteopaths Elect
Rockland
New England Osteopathic Hospital Association
Lois H. Beane
Bangor
William Keenan
Boston
Grace
Nason
Leslie J. Nason
University
Hartshorn
Brern
Veterans Auxiliary
Pune
Bellview
del Monte
Armour Star
House & Garden
Frankforts
Cain's
Vienna
Rothmund
Swift
Copley Coffee
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