Ugly American Author to Speak in Saco Series
The Saco Sweetser Lecture Concert Series committee met at First Parish Church to discuss season ticket sales and distributions benefiting the Provident Association. Olin Pettingill Jr. of Cornell will present New Zealand Spring at Linnell Gym on Oct 8, with other events including William Lederer on Jan 7 and Harvard educator David Swanger on Feb 12 and March 27, plus Bates College Choir and band.
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Saco Sweetser
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Beach Street
Lester Black
Annua
Co Provident Association
Mary Merrill
Harold Stevens
Elvira Lord
Robert Fenderson
Paul K. Weimer
Black
U M Offers Six Courses At Biddeford High
University of Maine will offer six adult evening courses at Biddeford High School starting Sept. 15. Courses include Principles of Accounting, Principles of Economics, Western Europe, Psychology Applied to Business, Daglish Composition, and Introduction to Oral Communication. Classes meet 7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuition runs 66 dollars per course except Psychology Applied to Business at 40 dollars. Registration and book lists are available at the high school this week.
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Stebbins
Biddeford
University of Maine
Europe
Psyogy
Daglish
St Margaret's parishioners hold fall church council meeting
St Margaret's Church Council met at the parish house with Rev John H Clancy leading prayers and Lucien Huot conducting business. Topics included plans for Catholic Youth Organization delegates in Nov 1923, students at St Louis Regional High School in Bideford, Confraternity of Our Doctrine for parish youth, winter mass schedule, and invitation to parishioners to contact the nominating committee to serve. Sister Carole Jean Lappa and Sister Ludwina Deveaux attended.
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Old Orchard
St. Margaret's
Rudolph J. Leveille
Father Greey
Fa Clancy
Carole Jean Lappa
R.S.R
Ludwina Deveau R
Mrs Lavigne Reports On Conference In Amherst
Jeannette Lavigne assistant lecturer of Saco Grange attended a lecturer's conference at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Augusta and reported on her participation at last night's Saco Grange meeting held at the North Street hall. Grange members voted to allow Saco Girl Scout Troop 27 use of the hall for meetings. An election of officers will be held September 23 at the hall. It was reported Mrs Lucy Palmer is ill and Mrs Mae Blackmore has had a by. Refreshments were served.
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Jeannette Lavigne
Saco Grange
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Augusta
Saco
Grange
Saco Girl Scout Troop
Lucy Palmer
Mae Blackmore
Pauline Ruel Plans France Trip With College Group
Pauline Ruel, 49, of St. Biddeford, will travel to France this Sunday with 24 Nassau College students. She has saved 500 in Travelers Checks from area supporters and credits the Northern York County Catholic Youth Organization for significant help as she heads to France to continue her Springvale college studies.
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Pauline Ruel
France
Nassau College
Pauline
York County
Hoe
Springvale College
182nd Birthday Of Constitution To Be Observed
Rebecca Emery's Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens its fall season with a meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. at Regent Miss Elvira Lord's home in Saco to observe Constitution Week. The state DAR fall meeting is set for next Wednesday at Sebasco Estates in Sebasco to celebrate the 182nd birthday of the United States Constitution. Attendees may contact Mrs. H. P. Hill in Bath for reservations. Route 209 from Bath provides access.
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Rebecca Emery
Daughters of American Revolution
Sebasco Estates
Sebasco
Bath
H. P. Hill
Washington St
Kennebunk Sets Sept 17 Special Town Meeting Ballot
Ballot clerks named Ruth Burleigh Eleanor Dunham Cecelia Cashen Alice Crocker Helen Taylor Hazel Jones and Shirley Witham for the September 17 town meeting polls open at 9 a.m. A moderator will be elected and candidates for Park and Conservation Commission will be voted on for one to five year terms. A referendum on dissolution of School Administrative District No 71 will be included. Polls close at 7 p.m. The same evening 13 articles are on the Upper Town Hall docket at 7 p.m.
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Kennebunk
Ruth Burleigh
Eleanor Dunham
Cecelia Cashen
Alice Crocker
Helen Taylor
Hazel Jones
Shirley Witham
Park and Conservation Commission
Rochambeau Ladies Hold Fall Meeting
Dames Rochambeau opened their new season with a meeting at South Street Biddeford Hall. New members Mrs Linda Lamarre Mrs Carol Desmarais and Mrs Y Vonne Hevez were welcomed. An installation of officers for the Local Snowshoe Union is set for Rumford Saturday with other events listed for Sept 27 Oct 1 and Oct 11.
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Dames Rochambeau
South Street
Biddeford Hall
Linda Lamarre
Carol Desmarais
Yvonne Hevez
Blanche Boisse
Lillian Loranger
Webber Hospital
Aline Boucher
Marie Tremblay
Snowshoe Union
Rumford
Jacques Cartier
Lewiston
Dames Montagnard
Paresseux Club
Eva Lavoie
South Street Hall
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Robert E. Chamberlain
Francis J. LaFountain
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James Prendergast
William C. Southwick
U. of M
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Richard M. Camire
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Main St
Herbert D. Short
Gorham
Miss Short
Bonny Eagle High School
Buxton
Gorham State College
Thornton Academy
U. S
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Linda Derham
Robert Drew
Donald Drew
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Kennebunk High School
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Merfiance
Northern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Presque Isle
Ben Coyne Construction Co
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