Area School Menus Biddeford Saco Public Schools Summary
Biddeford Saco area school menus list weekly meals with daily mains such as tomato juice with bologna and mashed potatoes, orange juice with a ham burger, spaghetti and meat sauce, vegetable soup, and fried fish sticks. Notre Dame and Saco Public Schools include luncheon meat, chop suey, vegetable pie, roast beef, peanut butter sandwiches, ravioli, and tuna salad among daily offerings with milk and desserts.
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Biddeford
Notre Dame School
Saco
Saco Public Schools
Meetings of United Church Women Circles Announced
Circle A meets at 1 30 p m September 22 at 11 Goodall Ave Saco Circle B at 7 30 p m September 17 18 Fall St Waterville or Worcester Circle C at 1 30 p m September 15 Ferry Road Saco Circle D at 8 00 am September 15 Biddeford Pool Circle E at 8 00 pm September 16 12 Havey Ave Biddeford
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Women’s Fellowship of the United Church of Christ
Congregational
Biddeford
Norman Lundy
Goodall Ave
Saco
Winfred Worcester
Fall St
J. Burton Stride
Ferry Road
Robert Noble Sr
Biddeford Pool
Barbara Vanderward
Havey Ave
McIntire to Keynote Meeting in Ogunquit
Congressman Clifford G. McIntire Republican Senate candidate will keynote All Candidates Night in Ogunquit at the Cliff Country Club Monday evening. Public invites to meet McIntire and all Republican ticket candidates in York County with options for a fried chicken lunch at 7 p.m. or entertainment at 8 p.m. Tickets chaired by Mrs. John G. Smith Kennebunkport with program chair Mrs. James Dewey Arundel Club and entertainment arranged by Richard Logan York.
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Ogunquit
Clifford G. McIntire
Senate
the Cliff Country Club
McIntire
York County
John G. Smith
Kennebunkport
James Dewey
the Arundel
Richard Logan
York
Sweepstakes Race at Rockingham Opens Rich NH Stakes
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire hosts the first running of the 125000 added New Hampshire Sweepstakes with post time at 450 PM TV coverage by ABC. The event draws about 50000 spectators with a purse paid to top finishers and state educational funding boosted by ticket sales.
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Salem
N.H
Rockingham Park
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Lou Smith
United States
National Television
ABC
Roman Brother
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Jersey
Purser
Bumpers
Wil Rad
Gun Boat
Phantom Shot
Ramant
Prairie Schooner
Old Stoney
St. Raphel
Superior Court Divorces Granted. One Nullified in Berwick
In York County Superior Court Justice William S. Silsby voided a Meloon divorce filed by Arnold C. Meloon and Berwick resident Diane M Meloon, citing fraud and absence at hearing. Five divorces on cruel and abusive grounds were finalized, including Burnham, Morrill, Nickerson, Meade, and Gerald cases, with custody and support orders set and alimony arrangements specified.
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Alfred
York County
Meloon
Justice Silsby
Diane M. Meloon
Lois B. Burnham
Daniel E. Burnham
Biddeford
Ettyann Morrill
Saco
Richard W. Morrill
York
Clarence F. Nickerson
Kennebunk
Myrtle C. Nickerson
Denham Springs
Walker
Philomena Meade
Robert Meade
Meade
Philomena Victor
Norman R. Gerald
Kathleen A. Gerald
Flushing
N.Y
Bronx
Marriage Intentions Filed In Saco For Local Couples
Marriage intentions have been filed with the Saco City Clerk on Lafayette Street. Parties include Claude P. Nadeau of 51 Water Ralph Brown Limestone St Saco and Jeannine Garon, and Alice Viola Benson of 751456 Green Street Biddeford.
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Saco City
Lafayette St
Saco
Claude P. Nadeau
Ralph Brown
Limestone
Jeannine Garon
Alice Viola Benson
Green St
Biddeford
Pilgrimage Planed To Massachusetts Shrine Visit Revives French Tradition
Attleboro Mass ninth annual gathering of Union St Jean Baptiste members heads to the Shrine of Our Lady of La Sallette. The event, rooted in a 1954 Springfield Congress resolution, has run since 1956 on the Sunday after Labor Day. Local organizing officers include Miss Lucienne C Metayer Eugene Bertrand Gedeon Bergeron and Urbain Goulet.
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Attleboro
Mass
New England
Union St. Jean ‘Baptiste
Lucienne C. Metayer
Ste. Therese
Eugene Bertrand
Chagnon
Biddeford
Gedeon Bergeron
Notre Dame
Saco
Urbain Goulet
St. Margaret
Old Orchard Beach
Hospital Group Selects Board of Directors
A board of directors was elected last night during a meeting of the Webber Hospital Auxiliary in the nurses home with Mrs. Joseph Tryman in charge. The board includes Mrs. Tryman and many named members. Proposed changes in the constitution and by laws were accepted, officials stated.
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Webber Hospital
Joseph Tryman
Raymond Kenneally
Chester Cram
Claude Faulkner
Leo Taillon
Eugene Wolfahrt
Clarence Main
Joseph Souza
Gene Palmer
Joseph Haley
Guest Ministers Announced For Two Churches
Rev. Alfred J. Wilson of Spruce Head will preach at the Saco Unitarian Church fall opening service this Sunday. Rev. Wilson, minister emeritus of the Norwell Mass Unitarian Church, will also preach at Biddeford Universalist Church the following Sunday. Blanche Beal will play organ. The schedule includes Rev. Sheldon Christian on Sept 27 and Rev. Kenneth C. Hawkes on Oct 18.
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Alfred J. Wilson
Spruce Head
Saco Unitarian Church
Mr. Wilson
Norwell, Mass
Biddeford Universalist Church
Edmund W. Beal
Blanche Beal
Sheldon Christian
Brunswick
Kenneth C. Hawkes
Portland
Unitarian Universalist Association
Expansion of Driver Training Program Asked
Pittsfield Maine Independent Insurance Agents Association urged officials in Maine schools to expand driver education year round with summer supplements. Willard W Lehr Jr said the resolution promotes extended instruction to avoid summer only courses. The group backs seat belt legislation due before the 102nd Legislature and cited a Maine study showing 91 percent of vehicles in 1963 accidents lacked seat belts.
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Pittsfield
Independent Insurance Agents Association of Maine
Maine
Willard W. Lehr Jr
Pittfield
Association
Insurance Group
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Lehr
Department of Education
MHSC
Saco Youth Struck by Car on Ferry Road
Robert C. Green Jr., 11, of Bay View Road, Saco, was hit while cycling on Ferry Road and taken to Webber Hospital. Driver Edward G. Sagnon, 64, of Camp Ellis, said the boy pulled out. hospital sources said the youth was treated and released.
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Robert C. Green Jr
Bay View
Saco
Webber Hospital
Edward G. <Sagnon
North Ave
Camp Ellis
Commuter College Urged For Augusta
Maine state Rep. Bennett D. Katz urged Augusta Kiwanis to back a night commuter college in the capital. He noted Augusta as the state’s only major city without a college and proposed a “University of Maine in Augusta” using existing buildings. He framed college training for many youths as a feasible dream.
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Augusta
Saco man fined in York County Court for following too closely
Ralph A. Whitehead, 58, of Saco, paid a $20 fine after pleading guilty to tailgating in Wells during a Yorkshire Municipal Court session. Robert H. Bryant, 37, of Kennebunk Beach, and William J. Carron, 22, of Berwick, admitted failing to report an accident with damages over $100 to police, each fined $20.
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SACO
South Berwick
Ralph A. Whitehead
Wells
Yorkshire
Robert H. Bryant
Kennebunk Beach
William J. Carron
Berwick
Maine Potato Crop Report Is Good One
Maine Agriculture Department official calls the September report the first good one in years. He notes the fall Maine yield at 270 hundredweight per acre and a total of 38.6 million hundredweight, with early processor buying at 2.25 to 2.50 per barrel. Eastman cautions against pricing yet in Aroostook but sees Maine poised to gain winter markets as Long Island rivals may move early.
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Augusta
Agriculture Department
Maine
Paul J. Eastman
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastman
Aroostook County
Idaho
Long Island
N.Y
York Pomona Works Degree on Candidates
NORTH BERWICK The fifth degree was worked on seven candidates last night during a York Pomona meeting in Beaver Dam Grange. Eighty nine attended the session conducted by Master Lawrence Grant of Saco Grange. Leslie Adams reported on the booth at Acton Fair raising 290 dollars. Mrs. Margaret Thompson reported on the Apple Princess contest won by Dorothy Boothby. June Burke announced juvenile judging will be Oct 8 at Limington Grange with officers to be elected. Pomona officers will fill chairs at Riverside Grange on Sept 19. Welcome address by Raymond Moulton. response by Mrs. Isabelle Perkins who also won the mystery award.
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North Berwick
York Pomona
Beaver Dam Grange
Lawrence Grant
Saco Grange
Leslie Adams
Riverside Grange
Booth
Acton Fair
Margaret Thompson
Barney Beg Grange
Dorothy Boothby
Limington Grange
June Burke
Lebanon Grange
Pomona
Raymond Moulton
Isabelle Perkins
Captains Named For Parish Bazaar At St Joseph's Church
Parishioners set Nov 5 6 7 for bazaar in the parish hall with booths led by captains including Mrs Fernand Allaire Mrs Clement Auger Mrs Raymond Bolduc and others The cafeteria run 11 am to 11 pm under Mrs Racine with chairman Mrs Alfred Cabana assisted by co chair Mrs Alfred Desroberts Publicity by Mrs Edgar Corneau and Mrs Paul E Petit Hand knit sweaters afghans mittens doll layettes toys plants flowers home made fudge jellies pickles aprons Christmas specialties and surprises listed as items for sale.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Fernand Allaire
Clement Auger
Raymond Bolduc
Edgar Corneau
Eugene Neveux
Henry Dubuc
Herve Dubreuil
Arthur Viger
Rene Duquette
Juliette Poulin
Alden Racine
Installation Of Rainbow Officers In Kennebunkport
In Kennebunkport the Arundel Assembly of Rainbow for Girls held an installation at the Masonic Hall. Installing officer was Miss Susan Davidson with Miss Julie Bibber as marshal, Miss Judith Lamson as chaplain, and Mrs Helen Parks at the organ. Officers include Martha Bibber as worthy advisor and Linda Wormwood as worthy associate advisor with a full slate of named officers and choir members listed.
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Kennebunkport
Masonic Hall
Arundel
Linda Wormwood
Roma Hatch
Elizabeth Ames
Elizabeth Smith
Kathleen Jackson
Jeanne Bradbury
Eleanor Perry
Joan Downing
Rebecca Pearson
Priscilla Brown
Sandra McInnes
Diane Fisher
Derinda Ward
Katherine Maling
Confidential Observer
Joanne Smith
Carole Spiller
Jean Welch
Valle's Steak House Robbery in Portland
Portland police describe a well dressed male robber who held a pistol in a hip holster and demanded up to $1,000 from Valle's Steak House cashier Mildred Rogers in view of about 100 diners. He fled to the Pine Tree Shopping Center lot, with a hostess noting he had dined earlier.
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Portland
Valle’s
Mildred Rogers
Iss Rogers
Pine Tree
Rhoda Butler
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Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco Parish
Theresa Paquette
Irene Morin
Gertrude Beaulieu
Jeannine Paquette
Vic's Appliance Center
Main Street
Nugrape Soda
Crystal Bottling CO
Alfred Street
Jormal Want
Warren’s
Gibson
Warren’s Furniture Co
Biddeford, Maine
Rockingham
Carole St. Ouis
Christine Peterson
Lillian Morris
Ruby Bouchard
Sunshine
Ruth Stackpole
Ina Whalter
Pineland Hospital
Laura Robbins
Greta Greenier
Betty Worthing
Cynthia Lemay
Marjorie Pendleton
Helen Bouter
Massachusetts
F.d.1.c
Diddeford
Hospital Group
Rainbow Group
Federal Realty CO
York Savings & Loan Association
Main ST
Community Service
Mitchell
Elm Street
General Electric
Singer
Col. Geo. A. Martin
East
Lebanon
Southgate Motors, Inc
Five Points
Jack Weiss
George Spirounias
Clarence Tarr
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