ubicct, the be a thodist p. m. nvshin YouthHighsts.thurch,iv For ard A.dc-j histi p. m.: Bible class Wednesday at 7:40 p. m. at the vestry.thodistrqe E.jeorgeNorth-JonaldRally it 9:45'roups, in rj 1 C 1 1cdmn-1 f-or Beach ochoc!Bul-Staples Post To Present FlagavenA regular meeting of C. Fayette Staples post No. 57. American Legion, was held Wednesday evening at the legion home. School street. Commander Richard Doc presiding.There was a very good attendance.Vice Commander Warren Stevens and Sergeant-at-Arms Sumner Marshall of the York County Council, both members of Alfred Post No. 134, American Legion, made an official visitation. They emphasized the membership drive.Plans are being formulated for providing an American flag for the elementary school as part of the Americanism program.W. Warren Harmon was reported still in the Deaconess hospital.heprUMUtTll clIlU IIlUMUdU, iv 11Marion Bridges; historian, Mrs. Helen Hayes; senior vice president, Mrs. Ethel Welch; junior vice president, Mrs. Mary Cog-geshall; patriotic instructor. Mrs. Mable Card; treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Firth; guard. Miss Barbara Milinski; and member, Mrs. Edith Welch. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post present were: Commander. Bernard Welch; chaplain. Harry Hanson: service officer, StephenMilinski: and Frank Marston.In addition to Scoutmaster Edward Holland, members of the Boy Scout committee in attend ance were Assistant Scoutmaster Jack Kayes; and Committeemen Howard Chadbournc and George Spi 1 lei. Scouts present included: John Ladderbush, Jon Holder, William S] iller. Anthony Arsenault. Roland Cole, David Webster, John Stacy, Douglas Webber, Henry Sydiowski. Charles Chad-bourne, John Hayes, Richard Farnsworth, William Brackett, and the troop scribe. Earle Gagnon.The only known species of fresh water sharks are found in Lake Nicaragua.