Campouts Planned by Kennebunk County Chapter
Kennebunk Chapter 64 of the North American Family Campers Association plans two September campouts. On Sept 13-15 the group attends the Maine State All Frolic at Abonaki Camping Center near Skowhegan, with a Saturday bonfire and cocoa. Sept 20-22 members hold their own Chapter campout at Eastern Slopes.
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Kennebunk
Yo-Co- Me
North American Family Campers Association
Carl Goldammer
York County
Abonanaki
East Madison
Aonaki
Outdoor family camping gathering in Conway 1968
In Conway New Hampshire camping families are invited to the outdoors get-together for 1968 indoors begin October with a first meeting on October 19 at 7 30 PM in Christ Church Dane Street dining hall. Winter meetings follow on the third Saturday of each month at this location open to all interested persons.
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Conway
N.H
Christ Church
Dane Street
York County
Cumberland County
Owen-Davis Auxiliary Meeting Held in Saco Hall
Owen-Davis Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary in Saco reports 46 members with 1969 dues paid at a Beach Street hall meeting led by President Martha Beaudoin. The group discussed an entertainment for Department officers, various fund raisers, and voted a donation to the Saco Valley Association for Retarded Children. York County Council will meet at Brown-Emmons Post in Alfred at 8 p.m. Saturday. refreshments were served by Mrs. Gertrude Rankin and Mrs. Doris Taylor.
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Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Saco
Beach Street
Saco Hall
Martha Beaudoin
Saco Valley Association
York County Council
Brown-Emmons Post
Alfred
Fish And Game Unit Meeting Held In Saco
York County Fish and Game Auxiliary met at Ferry Road home of Mrs. Charlotte Potter. Potter to chair a men’s supper Sept. 26 at Stickney Lodge Goodwins Mills Lyman. Next auxillary meeting Oct. 9 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Adams Vernon Street with several members present.
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York County Fish and Game Auxiliary
Ferry Road
Saco
Charlotte Potter
Yvonne Adams
Gloria Adams
Rita Vose
Stella Lombard
Ethel Bedard
Annette Chapter Past Matrons Meet In Saco
Annette Chapter Past Matrons Association of the Order of Eastern Star held its last 1923 meeting at Mrs. Scammon’s home on New County Road. Mrs. Scammon showed two framed pictures to be hung in the Saco Masonic Hall parlor. next gathering is Oct 9 at Mrs. Oscar Littlefield’s Swam Pond home in Lyman.
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Leland Scammon
Annette
Order of Eastern Star
New County Road
Scammon
Saco Masonhall
Oscar Littlefield
Swam Pond
Lyman
Charles Towle
William Kimball
Norman McAuley
Kenneth Johnson
Stanley Northrop
Urbain Roberge
Isabelle Wilbur
Agnes Cunningham
Tin Tonnage Small Compared With Other Metals
Tin tonnage is small in comparison to other metals seldom exceeding 200 000 long tons annually.
May Be Listed In Section 47 Of Want Ads
A terse classified item notes a listing may appear in section 47 of the want ads. No other specifics are provided in the readable text.
Dues Increase Planned for Saco AMVETS Post
Members of Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS Post in Saco met on Spring Street with Second Vice Commander Fougere in charge. Dues will be $5 until November 1, then rise to $7.50 per member annually. Life memberships set at $50 for WWII veterans, $75 for Korean veterans, and $100 for Vietnam veterans. The Biddeford Saco Veterans Council meets tomorrow at Tighe Beaudoin Farley American Post in Biddeford. The next national convention is slated for Detroit Michigan with a report from Harold Strout, who attends and serves on the national Civil Defense committee. George Regis attended as a guest. opening prayers were led by Chaplain Strout, pro tem. Commander Linscott to obtain Little League trophy immediately.
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Boucouvalas- Dupuis Amvets Post
Spring Street
Saco
Walter Fougere
Biddeford-Saco Veterans Council
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Post
Elm Street
Biddero
Detroit
Mich
Harold Strout
New Orleans
Strout
Committee On National Civil Defense
Post
George Regis
Donald Linscott Jr
Informa
Classified Ads Prove Effective in The Journal
Local businesses seek visibility by placing advertisements in The Journal Classified section. Readership responds with increased inquiries and orders, while merchants report measurable traffic and sales boosts from small display and classified placements.
Belfast minister linked to stock transfer case delayed ruling
In Belfast, evidence in a case against Rev. Willis P. Spaulding over using undue influence to move $80,000 in stocks into a joint account was entered in court. A decision is not expected until after Oct. 10. The same dispatch notes Gov Curtis asking federal highway officials to shield Maine road funds from budget cuts, citing a $12.7 million impact.
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Associated Press Belfast
Belfast
Willis P. Spaulding
Josie K. Coombs
Augusta
Curtis
Federal Highway Administrator
Maine
National Governors’ Conference
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Aroostook Potato Growers Sold to Caribou Firm
Aroostook Potato Growers Inc based in Washburn has been sold to Beaver Brook Farms Inc of Caribou. The company owns 1 750 acres of potato lands and warehouses with 150 000 barrels capacity and is building a 110 000 barrel warehouse. The Maine Milk Commission orders a half cent per quart milk price rise effective Sunday to support dairy farmers amid higher costs. Bishop Daniel J Feeney of Maine's Roman Catholic Church has left the critical list at Mercy Hospital after a stroke on August 27. he remains conscious and stable.
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Caribou (Ap
Aroostook Potato Growers, Inc
Washburn
Beaver Brooks Farms, Inc
Caribou
Aroostook
Augusta
Maine Milk Commission
U. S. Agriculture Department
Portland
Daniel J. Feeney
Maine
Mercy Hospital
Logging accident claims life of Maine man Malcolm Peters
Malcolm A. Peters, 51, was killed Wednesday when a log from a hauling vehicle struck him at Cedar Pond eight miles north of here. State police report the accident occurred during logging activities. The tragedy underscores dangers in remote Maine woods and highlights local logging practices.
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Malcolm A. Peters
Cedar Pond
Here
Peters
District Governor Lombardi Visits Biddeford Saco Rotary Club
Bangor district official Dennis J. Lombardi of District 779 paid an official visit to the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club at Wonderbar Steak House in Biddeford. He attended a club assembly and dinner at Cascades in Saco and was hosted by Mr and Mrs F Turner Brown in Kennebunkport.
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Dennis J. Lombardi
Bangor
Biddeford-Sace
Biddeford
Lombardi
Cascades
Portland Road
Saco
F. Turner Brown
Kennebunkport
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