Local Personal Notices From Biddeford And Boston
Normand Boisvert, 45 Forest Street, Biddeford, is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Airman Richard Binette, son of Ludger J. Binette, 54 Sullivan Street, Biddeford, recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train at Ft. Myer Virginia as a personnel specialist. David L. Angell, son of Leonard L. Angell, Kennebunk, attends the New England Institute of Mortuary Science in Boston. he works for J. S. Waterman and Sons Funeral Home, Boston, with wife and daughter Kimberly Beth staying at 53 Belvedere Street this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normand Boisvert
Forest Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Richard Binette
Ludger J. Binette
Sullivan Street
Lackland Afb
Tex
Ft. Myer
Binette
St. Louis High School
David L. Angell
Grace B. Howard 70 of West Brookfield and Saco dies
Grace B Brown How ard 70 of West Brookfield Mass and Saco died after a long illness She was born in Ware Mass daughter of James and Agnes Kennedy Brown She belonged to East Congregational church and Social Science club Ware Mass and ran the Bay View lodge at Saco for 24 years Surviving are two sons Stedman Howard and S Dwight Howard a sister Marion Brown a brother Hugh H Brown eight grandchildren Funeral services are Saturday at 1 pm at Walker Funeral Home Ware with calling hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Burial will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery Ware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. ‘Brown Howard
West Brookfield
Mass
Saco
Ware
James and
Agnes (Kennedy) Brown
East Congregational Church
Social Science Club
Bay View Lodge
Stedman Howard
S. Dwight Howard
Gorham
Marion Brown
Hugh H. Brown
North Miami Beach
Fla
Walker Funeral Home
Aspen Grove Cemetery
York County Salon 598 to Meet in Biddeford
Eight and Forty will convene Saturday October 14 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs. Elodie Renaud 32 Pike Street Biddeford.
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York County
Elodie Renaud
Pike Street
Biddeford
Church Meetings Set for Friday Evening
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m The Bible club of the Lyman church Goodwins Mills will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage
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Saco Salvation Army
Bible Club
Lymana Church
Goodwins Mills
Official Uniform Adopted By Rockettes Club
The Rockettes club approved gray sweaters with red emblems as the official costume at a meeting led by President Rachel Caron in Saco. Members voting included Anne Dussault and Patricia Durant among others. They also approved a fundraiser bean sale for October 1 at Bagley’s Store in Saco and noted fundraising fees will be counted. The next meeting will be at Mise Dussault’s Pleasant Street home in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockettes Club
Rachel Caron
Saco
President Caron
Anne Dussault
Patricia Durant
Elaine Heffernan
Linda Nason
Kathy Mullen
Nancy Gould
Maureen Goldthwaite
Sally Stoddard
Betty Lamson
Betty Norrad
Tina Brandt
Rory Henaire
Roxanne Peck
Jacqueline Paul
Barbara Christiansen
Jennie Bartlett
Bagley’s
Sigma Delta Class Elects Officers at Biddeford Universalist Church
At a church vestry meeting the Sigma Delta class chose officers for the year: Dorothy Tarbox president Edna Woodman vice president Rose Mary Davis secretary Bernice Davis treasurer Pauline Tufts press reporter Iris Tate sunshine committee chair. A work bee produced recipe books for sale at the Four Seasons Fair on October 25 in the vestry with an Oct 18 work session announced. Refreshments were served by Pauline Tufts. Attendees included Jeannette Davis Evelyn Emerson Edna Woodman Leara Bridgman Eleanor Davis Bernice Davis Rose Mary Davis Iris Tate Pauline Tufts Blanche Beal Dorothy Tarbox Nancy Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta
Biddeford
Pauline Tufts
Jeannette Davis
Evelyn Emerson
Edna Woodman
Leara Bridgman
Eleanor Davis
Bernice Davis
Rosemary Davis
Iris Tate
Blanche Beal
Dorothy Tarbox
Nancy Cooper
Woman Fined For Passing School Bus
Iva M. Burnett, 70, of Red 1 Saco, paid a $25 fine in Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice court for passing a stopped school bus on Saco avenue. Beach police charged the woman with the violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva M. Burnett
RED 1
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Grange Receives New 50 Star Flag at Hall Ceremony
The retiring home economics committee of Saco Grange presented a new 50 star American flag with staff and stand during Tuesday evening ceremonies at the hall, correcting earlier reports that the executive committee did it. Mrs Mildred Harris chaired the outgoing committee.
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Home eConomics Committee
Saco Grange
The
Grange
Mildred Harris
Card of Thanks to Old Orchard Beach Community
I wish to thank the Old Orchard Beach Police Department especially Chief John Clark, members of the C. Fayette State Post auxiliary, Old Orchard mach, and all neighbors and friends of my sister Mrs. Lydia Small for kindness during her last illness and for courtesies after her death. Mrs. Augustin Mayville Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
John Clark
C. Fayette State Post Auxiliary
Old Orchard Mach
Lydia Small
Saco Avenue
Augustin Mayville
Hartford
Conn
Mrs. Paul Shevenell dies after long illness in Biddeford
Mrs Laurette J Bonneau known as Laurette Bonneau of 43 Graham Street Biddeford died in a local hospital after a ten month illness. Born December 6 194 in Biddeford she was the daughter of Joseph and Nellie Bonneau. She was a communicant of St Joseph church and active in St Andre Home auxiliary Ste Anne Sodality Notre Dame auxiliary and the Notre Dame Hospital Thrift shop. Surviving are her widower Paul Shevenell two daughters Suzanne and Mrs Suzanne Shevenel both of Biddeford two sons S/Sgt Richard Shevene Masawha AFB Japan Philip Shevenel Claremont NH one sister Mrs Germaine Godbout of Biddeford three brothers Alfred Bonneau New Britain Conn Henri Bonneau Florence Mass and Conrad Bonneau Glendale Calif and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Emond Funeral home this evening 7 10 and Friday 2 5 and 7 10. Funeral from St Joseph church Saturday at 8 30 am.
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Paul Shevenell
Laurette J. Bonneau
Graham Street
Biddeford
Joseph
Nellie ( Martel) Bonneau
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Hospital
Suzanne Shevenel
Richard Shevene
Masawha Air Force Base
Japan
Philip Shevenel
Claremont
N. H
Germaine Godbout
Alfred Bonneau
New Britain
Ste Anne Sodality Sets Prayers for Laurette Shevenell
Members of the Ste Anne Sodality of St. Joseph church will gather at Emond funeral home at 7:30 p m to say prayers for Laurette Shevenell a member.
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Ste Anne Sodality of
Funeral services for Mrs Faustina Emmons held in Saco
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs Faustina M Emmons from Dennett and Craig funeral home in Saco. Rev John Stahl of the Washington Avenue Methodist church in Old Orchard Beach officiated and burial followed in Greenwood cemetery Biddeford.
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Faustina M. Emmons
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
John Stahl
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Old Orchard Beach
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
Major Hospital Projects Talked At Notre Dame
Board of directors at Notre Dame hospital discussed two major projects a gala tenth anniversary fund-raising effort and a staff education program. Francis Murphy announced a board committee will oversee the fund drive with proceeds to be given to the hospital in December. An honoring gala for long-serving staff and a completed lights and signs project were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Notre Damespital
Francis Murphy
Cochairman
Murphy
Ganquet
Notre Dame Hospital
Sister Annunciata
Patrick Shaw
Germain Binette
Roger Verier
Annunciata
Rey
Aube
Vezina
Alma Casteau
Henry P. Ross
Noe Bibeau
J. R. Larochel
Portland Coastal Weather Update
Cloudy cool conditions with fog and drizzle along the coast this afternoon. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph, tonight light southeast winds. Friday remains cloudy with early fog and drizzle then partial clearing. temperatures in Zone 1 reach upper 50s to low 60s, near 50.
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Portland
Mullen Council Plans Upcoming Events For October November
The Rev James J Mullen council Knights of Columbus met at St Margaret parish hall Old Orchard Beach to hear a youth activity report by James Foley on Rousseaus Round Up a three day Boy Scout Camporee in Eliot with 30 EC boys learning camping and woodlore Plans were announced for October 27 start of the 40 hour devotions at St Margaret parish November 4 Ladies Night supper and flag ceremony with dancing orchestra after and a December 13 40th anniversary charter night with 25 year members honored Supper and awards and reminder of the Supreme Knights radio address tonight at 6 30 Next meeting set for October 25 with supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Eliot
James Foley
Armand Landry
William Southwick
St.Margaret Parish
Supreme Knight
Awards Made At Cub Scout Pack Meeting
Biddeford Cub Scout Pack 309 held its October meeting at the Biddeford Knights of Columbus hall with Rev. Kevin Kidd as guest speaker outlining the Parvuli Dei award. Richard Gonthier earned a lion badge, Wayne Picard and Gerard Allie silver arrow points, and several members received pins and den advancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Kevin Kidd
Fr. Kidd
Roland Millette
den One
Sleepy Hollow
Rip van Winkle
Den 4
Yvonne LeBlond
Den
Richard Gonthier
Wayne Picard
Gerard Allie
Michael Morin
Gerard Neault
William Shae
Leo Simoneau
Donald St Pierre
Richard Beaupre
Marc Larochelle
Michael Couture
Denner
Webelos den
Den 3
Gloria St. Pierre
Den 2
Helen Picard
Cubmaster
Letellier
Ees
Biddeford K
C. Wall
Motorist Appeals Driving Conviction In York County
William A. Lydon of South Portland challenged a $150 DUI fine in York County Superior Court after a lengthy hearing in Saco Municipal Court. Judge Hilary Mahaney ruled Lydon guilty of driving under the influence as charged by State police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lydon
South Portland
York County Superior Court
Saco Municipal Court
Hilary Mahaney
Lydon
Tax Bills Hit Heart Victims in Danville Note
County Treasurer Eddie Ryan receives letters from delinquent taxpayers urging payment before penalties. This week a woman protested she is not delinquent and added I am a heart victim You caused an extra doctor bill Please be more careful in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Eddie Ryan
Maine physicist Bennett named regional physics counselor
Dr. Clarence E. Bennett head of the University of Maine physics department accepts appointment as regional counselor in physics. He will work with state education officials to improve teacher training and facilities for physics education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
University of Maine
Clarence E. Bennett
Education questions in October Census survey
The U S Census Bureau will ask education questions in the October Current Population Survey to learn how many children are enrolled and schooling levels. A subset of families will also be queried about plans to buy cars, TVs, washing machines, and refrigerators for a Federal Reserve Board study.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Irene D
Kimball Street
Sanford
James W. Turbitt
Stuart Street
Boston
Mary-Martha Circle Saco Session At United Baptist Church
Mary-Martha circle of Saco United Baptist Church met at Mrs. Ruby Prescott’s home on Temple Street. Program chairman Verna Taylor reported on the book Edge of Edge and a group discussion followed. Members received program booklets. Christmas cards and gifts will go to Campbell Mission in Ohio. Clothing for SOS Clothing drive must arrive by November 9. Secretaries reports were read, a Depth Bible study led, and the meeting closed with a spiritual verse. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Gladys Carr. The next meeting is November 8 at Mrs. Bennett’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
Saco
Esther Crogan
Virginia Scammon
Thelma Scammon
Prescott
Gladys Carr
Bennett
Verna Taylor
Lillian Jakeman
Velma Wiggin
Lydia Wentzell
Martha Bennett
Ruby Prescott
Dirigo Girls State Delegates Entertained by 0 D Auxiliary
Owen-Davis unit of the American Legion auxiliary hosted Dirigo Girls State delegates Juliette Nadeau Judy Hargreaves and Joanne Hobbs at the post home in Saco after their week at Colby College Waterville. The group heard their experiences and a guest Mrs Reginald Hargreaves attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Colby College
Waterville
Juliette Nadeau
Judy Hargreaves
Joanne Hobbs
Reginald Hargreaves
Gertrude Rankin
Togus Veterans Hospital
Thornton Academy
Muriel Forest
Lydia Flood
Germaine Grant
Helen Blanchete
Florence Gagne
Gilberte Lavoie
Eva Sherman
Rankin
Sunshine Committee
Forest
President Warns of Nuclear Peril in Nuclear Era
Gen Taylor faces intertwined crises as he weighs Southeast Asia and East-West tensions over Berlin. The President emphasized war would be avoided if possible, urging diplomacy to curb conflict while defending vital interests amid a perilous era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Aio
Taylor
Berlin
Biddeford and Saco Form New Community Service Group
A new welfare and community service organization named the Biddeford and Saco Community Service group was founded during the Trust Hospital Aid session at Biddeford First Universalist church. The group aims to provide aid to welfare organizations, with plans for a local church project and future canned goods drives. Mrs. Moore Schaffer was elected first president, with reappointment of the prior year's officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford and Saco
Trust Hospital Aid
Biddeford
Moore Schaffer
Trust Aid
Freshman Initiation Night Packed by Biddeford High
Biddeford High School hosts a crowded Freshman initiation and reception attended by about 1000 spectators. King Gregory Garnache and Queen Dorothy Boisvert chosen by vote head the event with stunts, dancing, and a pie committee fundraising over $600 for the Junior class treasury.
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Biddeford High School
Gregory Garnache
Dorothy Boisvert
Charles G
Georg Keakarakos
Agathat Patane
Susan Hall
Raymond Dunton
Sharon Bergeron
Linnie Lasczak
Robert Fournier
Joseph Murphy
Diane Demers
Joan Cantara
Priscilla Roy
Carey Sneiedr
James Mackell
Donald Bineau
Constance Olson
Dennis Nadeau
Gloria LaBranche
Mitchell Sukalas
Robert Callahan
Michael Kenney
Patricia Gobeil
Stephanie Regina
Diane Lapierre
James Aguiar
Stephen Allen
Michael Dineen
Linda Provencal
Patrick Miniutti
Donald Berthiaume
Betty Ready
Raymond Mathieu
Dor
Othy Hay
Susan Nelson
Carol Sevigny
Priscilla Pierce
Selina Marcille
Paula Barnes
Fred Crowley
Ronnie Barker
Leo Bineau
Jean Paul Morin
Susan Clark
Geraldine Kearney
Constance Beaudoin
Carole Spencer
Joyce Travers
Barker
Jaycees Discuss Future Plans At Initial Meeting
Biddeford-Saco Jaycees hold their first season meeting in the City building Biddeford with President Bart Shipley. Internal VP Dr Roger Verrier urges outside speakers and a fundraising drive plus a membership campaign. External VP William Robbins backs a membership push and fund-raising ideas. Jerry Bolduc proposes Speak-Up Jaycee program with five minute member talks at next session. Shipley notes Community Chest parade Monday night with aides named. New England Jaycee convention set for Oct 20-22 in New Bedford Mass with keynote speaker William Batt Jr. State VP Keith Ingraham asks views on probationary status. chapter to respond. Secretary pro tem Donald Waterhouse to coordinate news items. Spoke awards to Verrier and Robbins. A $10.19 check to bank and $5 for postage approved. Reports by Waterhouse and Treasurer Darrell Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bolduc
Shipley
Robbins
William McKenney
Fern Audie
McKenney
New Bedford
Mass
William Batt, Jr
Federal Redevelopment Administration
Keith Ingraham
Donald Tracy
Jaycee
Donald Waterhouse
Verrier
Joseph Newcomb
Waterhouse
Darrell Peters
Re-registration hours listed for Beach voters
Old Orchard Beach voters must re register under the new town charter. Registration for five councilor districts is scheduled next week with sessions 9 to noon, 1 to 5, and 7 to 9 each day at the town hall. Districts One through Five cover Ocean Park to Downtown, outlining boundaries and transit to the Saco city line.
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Old Orchard Beach
Percival Wardwell
Beach
Esther Crowley
Selectmen’s
Councilor
Ocean Park
Goose Fare Brook
Boston and Maine Railraas
Tunis Avenue
Boston and Maine Railroad
Council District Two
Halfway
Will
Saco City
Jameson School
Beach Front
Boston and Maine
Scarborough
Camp Ground
Councilor District Four
District 2
Heath Street
First Street
Saco Avenue
School Street
Saco City Line
Scarborough Town Line
Hogs Are Air-Cooled In Ohio Farms
In Columbus Ohio the AP reports farmers are cooling hogs for summer using confined housing as Ohio State University extension service notes. Confinement aids weight gain and sanitation though cooling remains challenging for confined hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University Extension Service
Saco PTA Plans October Safety Meeting
The Saco Parent-Teacher Association arranged an October 17 meeting at Young School with a Safety theme led by Bryce Milne. Saco Police Chief Raymond Kerry will speak and introduce crossing guards. William McKenzie of AAA will present a safety color sound-film and answer questions. Refreshments by Locke school mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Young School
PTA
Robert Whittier
Ferry Road
Bryce Milne
Raymond Kerry
William McKenzie
AAA
Maine Highway Safety Commission
Locke School
Burns School
Riley
Loring
Short and Harmon
Portland
Whittier
Walter Lamb
Alan Sawyer
Walter McKenney
Thomas Haley
Clayton Freeman
William Kimball
Richard Clark
Irving Saperia
Harry Nielson
Franklin Thompson
New Officers Begin Duties At Unity Club
Unity club auxiliary held its meeting last night at Mrs. Olga Taylor's home in Saco. New officers assumed duties with Chaplain Mrs. Irene Townsend leading in prayer and immediate past president Mrs. Mary Campbell receiving a pin. Mrs. Taylor thanked members for birthday cards as Ruth Scammon won the mystery package. Next meeting set for October 25 at Mrs. Emma Garside’s home with a covered dish supper and a Halloween party co chaired by Mrs. Whitten and Mrs. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Olga Taylor
Buxton Road
Saco
Irene Townsend
Mary Campbell
Taylor
Ruth Scammon
Emma Garside
Thelma Farley
Madeline Eastman
Hobah Encampment To Select Officers In Saco
Hobah Encampment met at Saco Odd Fellows hall to plan an officer election and installation on October 25. Merton Gordon of Kennebunk District Deputy Chief Patriarch will serve as installing officer, with William Skea conducting the routine business as Chief Patriarch.
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Hobah
Saco
Francena Club Sewing Session Held in North Saco
Francena club of North Saco met at Mrs. Katherine Houston’s Simpson road home on Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed and knitted while refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. Clara Oliver, Meda Sawyer, Mertie Meserve, Thelma Scammon, Mary Fogg, Mona Foss, Virginia Scammon, Ellen Scammon, Katie May Oliver, Joanne Savasta, and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Fogg’s home on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francena Club
North Saco
Katherine Houston
Simpson Road
Clara Oliver
Meda Sawyer
Mertie Meserve
Thelma Scammon
Mary Fogg
Mona Foss
Virginia Scammon
Ellen Scammon
Katie May Oliver
Joanne Savasta
Fogg
Shrunk Head Missing From University Museum
Lincoln report notes the loss of a 60 to 70 year old shrunken human head from the University of Nebraska Museum. Director C Bertrand Schultz calls it irreplaceable, noting origin peoples in South America have prohibited shrinking heads for some time. Also mentions highway connections and farming hog sheltering practices in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Museum
C. Bertrand Schultz
South America
Officers Named By Girl Scouts In Biddeford
Biddeford Girl Scout Troop met at Pool road hall and elected Pine Tree patrol leader Elizabeth Ross and assistant Margaret Deans while Erica Olson became treasurer and Carolyn O'Connor reporter. Rattlers Crew named Bonnie Remar leader with Joan Sczymiski treasurer. Wild Rose patrol elected Sandra Marquis leader Constance Gagne asst. leader. Joan Sczymiski became troop treasurer and Carolyn O'Connor press reporter. Session leaders were Mrs Wayne Hutchins Mrs Benjamin Remar and Mrs Jean Michaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pool Road
Pine Tree Patrol
Elizabeth Ross
Margaret Deans
Erica Olson
Carolyn O'Connor
Susan Maxwell
Rattlers
Bonnie Remar
Joan Boilard
Joan Sczymiski
Marjorie Kelleher
Patricia Kelleher
Louise Fillmore
Susan Wakefield
Wild Rose Patrol
Sandra Marquis
Constance Gagne
Linda Hanuce Lavigne
Shifrain
Wayne Hutchins
Benjamin Remar
Jean Michaud
Baptist Mission Group Works On Projects
The October meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Biddeford United Baptist Church discussed White Cross work and Thanksgiving basket projects. Mrs. Hazel Pray led devotions on promises of eternal life, with Miss Eva Bowen as program chairman. A sale and social followed. next meeting with a guest is set for November 8 at Mrs. McDonald's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
Women’s Missionary Society
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Mabel Emery
Guinea Road
Hazel Pray
Genevieve McDonald
Foreign Mission Witnesses
Eva Bowen
Emery
McDonald
Yale Street
Biddeford
Rayburn Improves After Pneumonia Battle
Speaker Sam Rayburn, 69, ill with incurable cancer and pneumonia, shows improvement after regaining consciousness and a morning report from Dr. Robert Short notes he is out of coma, looks stronger, and recognizes family. Temperature normalizing, vital signs stable. Anticancer treatment suspended due to pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Robert F. Short, Jr
Short
Little Civilian Plane Service For Saturday
Washington notices the skies over the United States and Canada will be reserved from noon to midnight for a large air defense exercise. The Air Transport Association advises the public to visit airports while open houses are held at major U.S. airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Air Transport Association
U. S
Rummage Sale Planned at Biddeford Pool
Final plans announced for a rummage sale at Biddeford Pool Community House on Saturday from 2 to 4 p m Sponsored by the Union Church of the Pool The organizing committee is led by chairman Mrs Shirley Parks with assistants Mrs Harry LeGallee Mrs Hugh Snow Mrs Ralph Goldthwaite and Shirley Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Pool
Union Church of the Pool
Shirley Parks
Harry LeGallee
Hugh Snow
Ralph Goldthwaite
Foliage Nears Peak Across Maine This Weekend
Maine state Forest Service reports foliage at peak this weekend with 86 to 100 percent of hardwoods showing vibrant red orange and yellow colors. Wardens confirm widespread color across regions as autumn inched toward peak.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace B. Howard
Crus
ECS
Mrs. Faustina Emmons
A. M
Mullen
Mary-Martha Circle
Gen. Taylor
Community Service Group
Titis
Nellie Murphy
Ruby Packard
Florence Crowley
Mem
BHS
Jaycees
Saco Pta
New York State
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Garden State
N. J.) Parkway
Girl Scouts
Baptist Mission Group
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