Nation's Jewelers Hope For an Era of Elegance
Jewelry Industry Council reports a 7 percent anticipated holiday sales rise, boosting annual totals to record highs. Optimism remains despite occasional downturns, with postwar growth driven by weddings, births, graduations, and a rising taste for elegance in a new era.
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Sam Tiyson
Iddustry Counci
Tottay
Albert E. Waase
Sciarcely
Couneil
Haase
Ue Council
Ant Jewelers
City Budget Increases Highlight 1959 Plans And Requests
City budget outlines show total spending rising to 99,400 with specific boosts for welfare, planning, and dog officer salaries. Public Works requests total 521,000 for major equipment, plus 5,250 for tree work. underground wiring costs at South Playground noted. Planning seeks 0,100 for a Comprehensive Community Plan consultant. Civil Defense funded at 5,100 but listed at 4,274. indebtedness down to 303,915 with 752,050 projected revenue from other taxes. People and council actions include road maintenance denial for Sagaimore Grove and parade approvals for Exeter Chamber, plus tax, utility, and licensing adjustments.
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Staals
Nal S. Stevens
Volette
Stevens
Planning Board
Violette
Uva
Nat S. Stevens
Deer Street
WHS Student Council formed by faculty advisers
WHS introduces a new Student Council with four members from each class chosen by faculty advisers and class officers to draft a constitution and plan school affairs. Elections will occur in spring for the next year starting in fall.
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WHS
WITS
Newmarket High Girls and Varsity Win Season Openers
Newmarket High reports its boys varsity victory led by coach Thomas Makris and the Phiuntar team also winning. Girls basketball practice began with coach Joseph Crotty, aiming for a strong season after losing only two players to graduation.
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Lorraine
Beairsto
Dhe Newnecker
Tigh Muler
St. Mavic
Josseph Crotty
Elim
Kittery Lions Club to Present Salmon Film Tonight
The Kittery Lions Club will show a fishing film after supper at 7:30 at Waren restaurant. The early part was filmed at Lake Aloose and the summer segment along the Miramach River in New Brinawick.
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Kittery
Lions Club
Waren
Lake Aloose
Tookme Guilic
Miramach
New Brinawick
Eliot High Basketball Rally Promotes Season
Eliot High announces 58 9 season roster for seniors and juniors led by coach Lawrence Belong. Senior pictures were taken after a rally for the Nite Academy game as Principal Pierce urged ticket rules and Thanksgiving remarks. Remaining games prep fans for Berwick and Orchard actions next week.
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Helen Staples
Lawrence BeLolg
Larry McConnell
Paul Whittamore
Ron Peschel
Pat Carroll
Ken Ghase
Lisworth Cole
Brian Gordon
Paul Rogers
Due Lyman
Mike McDonough
Dick Helt
Russ McMaltin
Ed McCann
Tyler Brown
Nite Academy
David P. Pierce
Robert Perham
del Lois
Ahuther
Sewer Line Costs and Parking Debate Highlight City Council
City council weighs sewer line expansion with estimates from 12,970 to 20,000 and potential $1.50 per unit yearly charge for outfall usage. Violette proposes truck fuel and landfill fees, while a parking plan on Islington Street prompts debate on YMCA property purchase for a lot. Debates include bids, allocations, and local resident petitions.
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Violeta
Wiginner
John WY. Durgin Jr
Rune Uing
Gosling Road
Air Force
Wach Fay
Iockford
Yagel
Mude
Violettc
Vivlette
Simplex
New
YMCA
Court St
Dondero
Exeter High Names Next Year’s Fall Sports Captains
Exeter High announces captains for next year’s fall teams. Football captain is Martin Day, girls field hockey captain Judy Prescott, and cross country captain Fred Hersey. Yearbook feature includes group class photos and band pictures from last Tuesday.
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Exeter High
Beity Selleck
Ellie Bomze
Martin Day
Judy Prescott
Fred Hersey
Epping High Seniors Stage Play Then Supper at Arcadian Pines
Epping High seniors presented their class play with a big turnout and later gathered at Arcadian Pines for supper. The first basketball game of the season at Town Hall against Berwick Academy resulted in a Berwick victory. A Friday game with Sacred Heart was postponed by bad weather.
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Lucretia Nanlford
Arcadian Pines
Berwick Academy
Berwick
Local City Council Deliberates Water System and Traffic Measures
City officials discussed whether the federal government should reacquire a municipal water system and fund major maintenance. The matter was referred to the city manager for investigation and report. Traffic moves include banning right turns from Greenleaf onto Lafayette and public ways for Alani drive, with parking restrictions near Bartlett street. The council also considered temporary traffic changes enforcement and the city marshal’s emergency powers.
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Maviette Drive
Denise Street
Congress Street
Chestnut
Middle Streets
Atlantic Heights
Keare Large Way
Sale Health Department
Col. Aichacha
Investi
Greenleaf Avenue
Lafayette Road
Alani Drive
Islington
Bartlett Street
Portsmouth
Flynn
Robert 4
Shanes
Clif
Jenn J. Whaley
CYG County Christmas Bazaar Plans With Santa Claus
The CYG County council Christmus bazaar runs Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. in CYG Hall with honorary chairman Joseph McDonough and Santa Claus in attendance. Committees include Membership chaired by Jelena Demurs and Sally Scott, Novelties and Gifts, Donations, Religious Articles, Pantry Shelf, and a White Elephant table, listing numerous volunteers such as Mary Fabrizio, Dorothy Addario, Grace Bullivan, and Emily KellYaptons among others.
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Piung
CYG Hall
They.t
City approves funds for voting machines and future purchases
The council approved spending 1722 from the voting machine hunt issue to pursue another machine, bringing total to 23 machines. They also OKayed plans to consider additional machines in the future and to study their purchase.
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Pir
York Notes Everett Stmorent Lecture at York Art Assi
York Art Association hosts a talk by Everett Stmorent with Lindsay Ho and Weal Erle at 7 30 pm. An open house at York High School Friday features adult chivaliat classes and student work from recent months with refreshments. Children’s Theater of Varyland performs The Mystery at the Old Fort Friday at 7 30 pm under York ParentTeacher Association auspices. Women of the Fire Parish Church hold a Christmas bazaar Thursday evening.
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Everett Stmorent
York Art Assi
Lindsay Ho
Weal Erle Day
T0 Gun
York High School
Children's Theater of
Varyland
the Old Fort
York
Women of the Fire
David Winton
Kimball Academy
Meredith
Sirs
Robert Winton
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Mary Brant
Edith Skane
Lincoln
Judy Warris
Nancy Kitzmiller
Ralph W. Emerson
Dale Pulbuickessey
Merid Quark
Umpkin
James W. Riley
Sonia Flocha
Marilyn Cahalan
Felicia Hemans
Judy Outten
Ladly
Glenroy Wolfson
Priscilla Rogers
SallyAnn Goodwin
Newmarket High
Kittery Lions Club
A Tyote
Singer Sewing Center
Guy Wheelock
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Coshocton
Ohio
Rockingham County
Eliot High
Pierce
Ton Lelt
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Orchardé
North Berwick
Pake One
Strplus Revenge
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Maplewood Ave
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Socony Mobil Oil Compant
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Caldwell
Arthur Downs
Sue
Leroy Keevan
Jeremiah Sullivan
Alan Loughlit
Dow
Margaret Loughlin
Emily Kellyaptons
Eva Lalancette
Alice Jaurneault
Alms
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Shelton Motors
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York Notes
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Caswell
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Christman
Ana
the Brown Jewelry Co
Hawburypert, Mass
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Hollywood
MGM Bakeries, Inc
Henge Wealatehae Selviens
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MGM
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