Supper Plans Completed By Saco AMVETS
The Saco Boucouvalas-Dupuis Post AMVETS plans a turkey supper at 7 p m Saturday with a 6 to 7 p m social hour at Spring Street Hall. Attendees may contact Earl Clappison for reservations and information. The post will donate Thanksgiving baskets and asks members to bring canned goods. Open house for all veterans is set for Nov 10. A state executive meeting in Portland discussed AMVETS insurance plans. Dues for 1965 may be paid.
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Saco Amvets
Boucouvalas
Dupuis
Spring Street
Oliver Lamarre
Earl Clappison
Joseph Quellette
Harold Strout
Portland
Amvets Insurance
Post
Lamarre
Clappison
Walter Fougere
Nitze Sees Lower Costs at Private Yards Brooklyn Yard Emphasis
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze toured the Brooklyn Navy Yard and said private shipyards can often build ships more economically than public yards. He noted only 10 of 49 vessels have been assigned since appropriations, with 9,750 workers still at the yard and 2,600 slated to be laid off without new work. Local figures urged keeping the yard open, while politicians differed on costings and future assignments.
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NEW York
Paul H. Nitze
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nitze
Robert F. Wagner
U.S. Senate
Brooklyn Metal Trades Council
Wagner
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Madonna Chapter Stated Meeting in Kennebunk
Madonna Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a stated meeting at Masonic Hall on Main Street with Worthy Matron Mrs. Alice Crocker and Past Patron Walfred Johnson presiding. A social hour followed with games and prizes, refreshments served by Past Matron Mrs. Bernice Crosman and others. The next meeting is October 20 to honor Electa.
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Kennebunk
Madonna
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Main Street
Alice Crocker
iPatron Walfred Johnson
Bernice ‘Crosman
Charles ‘Crosman
Vivien Tranci
Michael Tranci
Electa
Hannah Circle Breakfast Meeting Held in Saco Church Home
Hannah Circle of Saco Baptist Church met yesterday at Mrs. Helen Hall's Locke Street home for a breakfast. Twelve members attended, led by Mrs. Lois Skilling in the absence of leader Mrs. Lillian Jakeman. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Thelma Scammon.
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Helen Hall
Locke Street
Saco
Hannah Circle
Saco Ee Baptist Church
Yesteray
Lois Skilling
Lillian Jakeman
Thelma Scammon
Two Sanford Safe Breaks Reported in Maine Plots
Burglars pried open safes at Kostis Fruit Co. and Central Maine Power Co. in Sanford. About $250 cash taken, $14,000 in endorsed checks left unpaid, and ~$1,400 in damages. A doll found at the CMP site aided the escape plan. two sites 200 yards apart likely tied to the same pair.
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Mousam River
Charter Draped By Biddeford Legion Auxiliary
The Biddeford Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary draped its charter in memory of Mrs. Clara Cormier during last night's meeting at the Post home. Memorials included a service, grave markers gifted by past presidents, and ongoing charity efforts with tag days planned.
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Clara Cormier
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Ellen Kelleher
Nellie White
Nellie Petit
Old Rugged Cross
Bernadette Poire
Keigher
Petit
Sunshine
Miss Lariviere
Togus Veterans Hospital
Ida Noyes
White
Muriel Lachance
York County Council Auxiliary
Old Orchard Beach
American Legion
C. Fayette Staples
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Creo Amvets
Sersot
Orion
Yee An
Hesty
Herman Merrill
Ross Road
Merrill
Sanford
Illinois
Big Ten
Illini
Martha Bennett
Helen Smith
Gloria Stickney
Ada Cole
Mildree Cartwright
Florence Gordanier
Velma Wiggin
Harry Eberts
Buffalo
N. Y
Harold Adams, Hammond, III
Biddeford Legion Auxiliary
The
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Auxiliary
Bucksport Congregational Church
Madeline Sweet
Department of Maine
Ralph D. Caldwell
Woodfords
Isabelle H. Pinkham
Res Department
Owen-Davis
Gilberte Lavoie
Arundel
Arundel School
York County
City Building
Biddeford, Maine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Romanow
Maine
Furniture and Appliance Chain
Hollywood
Main St
Dinette
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