Megret Laminated Jersey Plaid Jacket for Boys
Suburban boys jacket catalog entry features Megret laminated plaid jersey with pile lining in sizes 14 to 20. 1998 listing price 2498.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1961
Page
3
Suburban boys jacket catalog entry features Megret laminated plaid jersey with pile lining in sizes 14 to 20. 1998 listing price 2498.
A heavy gauge vinyl garment bag protects clothing from dust and moths. The Jumbo size features a full length zipper and colorful taffeta quilting on the top and front panel for economical storage.
Dorchester man on probation in York County Superior Court in Alfred on charges of cheating by false pretenses. Norman Nadeau of Kennebunk was released on $300 bail after a secret indictment for malicious mischief over damage to Hobbs River Bridge at Wells on June 30. Other cases include youths from Brewer and Bangor pleading guilty to breaking entering and larceny.
A soft draping jersey dress blends 80 percent oflon acrylic and 20 percent virgin wool. It resists shrinking and stretching, wrinkles disappear, and it holds its shape. Round neck, full skirt, large brass buckle belt, new fall colors magenta royal and black, misses sizes 12 to 20, half sizes 14 to 24.
Social items report guests at the Gilblair home including Francis and Doreen Gilblair from Skowhegan and Larry Cote of Anson. A large turnout attended a church homecoming picnic at Advent Christian church. Myrtle lodge Knights of Pythias to meet with rehearsals and refreshments planned. Funeral for Fred Fenwick noted with services in Morrill Village. VFW Auxiliary set fall meetings with a covered dish supper and a Chinese auction. First fall VFW post meeting scheduled with biweekly meetings. District 11 councilor Braddock plans attendance.
The Department of Civil Defense tested hurricane evacuation for Ocean Park residents along East Grand and West Grand avenues and Ocean Park. No one was moved. the run lasted 17 minutes under ideal conditions, about 35 minutes expected in adverse conditions. York Bus Company will transport 54 passengers to a temporary assembly area at Porter Hall and the U S Post Office. Fast Grand avenue residents should assemble at the Lafayette Hotel garage with pillows and blankets. The life guards ended services on Lehor Day.
The advisory warns visitors of ongoing humid conditions through September and urges extreme care for swimmers at the beach due to potentially hazardous conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. A Whylie Brown have returned to Maine avenue Ocean Park after attending the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pulsifer at Mechanic Falls. C Russell Durant attended York County Realtors association fall meeting in Kittery with Portsmouth association members as guests.
Nasson College opens its 50th academic year with a 2 p.m. Saturday faculty meeting in Brown Hall. President Roger C. Gay expects a record enrollment over 400. Sunday arrival of 190 new students includes 160 freshmen. They attend the Lobster festival in Recreation Hall from 1 to 5 p.m. Orientation Week includes tests Monday and Tuesday and the freshman faculty dinner at Marland Hall dining room at 5 30 p.m. Monday. Upperclass registration is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.
Cheryl Kimball daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Kimball Kennebunk was guest of honor at a luncheon party for her second birthday A decorated cake made by Mrs Kimball was cut served and gifts were opened Attending were Brenda Leach Karen Maling Deborah Chambers Eric Kimball Ernest Eaton Linda Eaton Gerald Beauchemin Earl Beauchemin Joseph Beauchemin Shirley Beauchemin Helen Clark Helen Clar Sandra Vadnais Sharon Kimball Nancy Clark Mary Chapman Ernest Eaton Ronnie Kimball Sending gifts but unable to attend were Roger Beauchemin Joan Beauchemin Irene Kimball
Andrew T. Chechak, 25, of Sacramento, left 112 days ago on a 7 year old mare named Pacha. He aims from Sacramento to Kittery Maine about 1,000 miles away, averaging 30 miles daily with rests every 6 to 7 days. The journey follows his boyhood dream and he plans another long rest at St. Petersburg Pennsylvania.
The Ocean Park Home Extension held its first meeting of the season Tuesday at Porterhall Temple Avenue Ocean Park. Chairman Mrs. Peggy Thayer reported her trip to Orono for the convention with representatives from 41 states and Puerto Rico. A donation was voted to the furnace fund for Porter Hall. A report covered the smoked hors d oeuvres supper last Saturday and a program on scheduling your time by Mrs. Jillian Jakeman. Box lunches and coffee were served by the committee. The next meeting will be in October.
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