Wells Legion Plans Annual Talent Show
Final plans for the Wells Legion talent show were set at a Tuesday meeting of the Eldridge and Leroy Hanson post. The event is slated for November 10 at 8 p.m. in Ogunquit with auditions the prior Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Wells Legion home. Age limit is 5 to 20. The post also approved a Veterans Day observance closure for November 11 and 12.
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Wells Legion
Eldridge
Leroy Hanson
American Legion
Eldredge Road
Wells
Firemen’s
School _ street
Ogunquit
Committee On Advertising
Post
Harry JF. Ince
Yorke
Manu
Albeo G. LaPierre
John Wells
Daniel W. Jenness
Tor
Aoe Wb Lan
Saco Thieves Wreck Store
Police report vandals damaged Huot's market at 216 Beach Street Saco last night after failing to find cash. The inside was smashed with bottles broken and cream sprayed on the cash register. entry gained by breaking a window bar from the bus barn side.
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Huot's Market
Beach Street
Saco
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
United Nations Day Observed Across Kennebunk Town Events
United Nations Day was marked with outdoor ceremonies at Kennebunk Town Hall. Local civic veterans religious and political groups joined in flag raising prayers and speeches led by Colin Campbell and Rep. Elmont Tyndale. Budding participants included Boy Scouts and school bands, with a UN hymn closing and leaders from the American Legion auxiliary and neighborhood organizations in attendance.
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Kennebunk Town Hall
Janet Wentworth
Nancy Lamontagne
Georgianne Lebarge
Jean Ritchie
Carol Nadeau
Deborah Seeley
Celina Chamberlin
Jean Newell
John Ackley
Mike Seeley
Colin Campbell
Richard West
Robert Irish
Edward Dalton
Carl Austin
Terry McPherres
Bruce Nadeau
David
U .N
Arundel Amvets Post
Wennerbunk
Kennebunk
Maurice Clark
John Reed
Elmont Tyndale
Goose Rocks Beach
United Nations Organization
William Kelly
Kennebunkport
Chester Staples
United Nations
Park Street
R. Jere Downing
Mildred Hamilton
Webber-Lefebvre — Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Norman Stevens
Mark Seeley
David Chamberlin
Janet Chamberlin
Georgeanne Lebarge
Fred Seeley
Kenneth Ackley
Francis Lamontagne
E. T. Newell
Lyman Baptist Women Plan Christmas Mission Projects
Mrs Wesley Stuart spoke to the Lyman Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society using the theme Love. The group decided to remember special missionaries at Christmas with gifts and cards and to prepare a Christmas sunshine box for an ill couple. A Mary Martha Workshop Day is set for November 8 and the next meeting on November 28 will feature a film about Japan.
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Wesley Stuart
South Berwick
Lyman Baptist ‘Women’s Missionary Society
Inez Elliott
Richard Daniels
Robert Taylor
Japan
Evelyn Mullett
Neva Merrili
Boucher Candidates Distribute Papers in Ward 2 Race
Nomination papers for Gilbert R. Boucher and associates ticket were distributed at a Wednesday meeting. William Dusseault, local mason contractor, will run for warden in Ward 2 and Bertha Walls for clerk of Ward 2. Campaign methods and procedures were discussed for the mayoralty race.
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Gilbert R. Boucher and
Editor Cannot Come To Colby For Loves Toy Fellow Award
Colby College announced editor Thomas H. Storke will not travel to Waterville on November 8 to receive the Loves toy Fellow award. The 85 year old Pulitzer Prize winner wrote that he must follow his doctor’s advice and avoid travel this month.
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Waterville
Thomas H. Storke
California
Colby
East
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Don Lund
Michigan
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
M Alee
de Wip
Nogny
Alery
SUNA
EG. Delorge Baking Co., Inc
Biddeford, Maine
Chamberlin
Frank Harrison
Andrew J. Peterson
Earl R. Freeman
Joseph T. Cole
Lester S. Hathaway
Boris Gottlieb
Biddeford
Robert York
William J. Kelley
Elmont
Elmont 5. Tyndale, Goose Rocks Beach, Representing Gov. John Reed
Hamburg
Bologna
Alfred St. Lot
The
Central Theatre
Nabisco Premium
Maxwell House
U. S. No
John S. Seekins, Jr
Kennebunk — Superintendent of Schools
Lyman Baptist Church Group
Boucher
A. G. Hammond
Vinland
Kan
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