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Biddeford-Saco Journal, Tuesday, October 25, 1960 New Hampshire Company Gets Airport Work Another step toward realization of a reactivated, air port for the city of Biddeford was taken last evening when special meeting of the city coun-! cil placed its stamp of approval on the bid- of Arthur Whitcomb Construction company of Keene, N. for grading and paving work. The full council was present for the meeting and with all but one voting on the proposal, okayed the bid of $74,545.83. It now goes before the Federal Aviation then contracts signed and Agency for its formal, approval work will begin immediately. City officials hope that most of the grading work will pleted this fall with the final tons.

phalt top applied next bault recently received official spring. Mayor to a Clement H. Deschamnotice from the FAA that the federal grant of $53,000 toward the construction work had been given its final approval. Polio Clinic Slated At Arundel School The Arundel Community club and Health council will sponsor a free polio clinic for adults on Thursday, from 7 to 8 p. m.

at the Arundel Consolidated school. This clinic is available to all citizens and any of the four shots will be given. A physician and nurse will be in attendance. In sipping soda through straw, a person takes advantage of atmospheric pressure. As air is sucked from the straw, surface pressure forces the liquid up into the hollow stem.

easiest st travel on earth AmE YEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONING RESTROOM EQUIPPED COACHES -NATIONWIDE SERVICE From Biddeford to: 1-way BOSTON Only Frequent Hours Departures $3.40 NEW YORK Express only via, hours Turnpikes, $9.65 WASHINGTON Thru Via Turnpikes Express $16.65 Express via the PHILADELPHIA Turnpikes $12.65 (plus tax) I TRAILWAYS. SACO PERCY'S PHARMACY Tel. AT 4-4361 BIDDEFORD HOTEL THACHER Tel. AT 4-4558 KENNEBUNK BOWDOIN DRUG Tel. YU 5-2282 PARTICIPATING YESTERDAY monies at Biddeford High school right, Robert Bourque, Maine winner in the Fisher Body test and recipient of a $150 cash Gilbert, representative of the making the presentations, and Legion Post Auxiliary At Wells Meets Plans for Joining with other units in the area to entertain the Department of Maine officers November 9 at Saco were discussed at the meeting last night of the Elbridge and Leroy Hanson unit.

American Legion auxiliary, held at the home of Mrs. Elaine LaPierre, Post road, Wells. Reports were given, and it was announced that the Christmas Gift Shop dates at the Togus Veterans hospital are 21 to 26 and November 28 to December 6. Several members are planning to attend the gift shop, and the unit voted a donation of $20 toward gifts for this project. The group also voted to order 400 poppies for distribution next Memorial Day.

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John L. Jellerson Local Representative 182 Main Street, Sanford, Tel. 617W 617R Name MATIONWIDE Address America most progressive nsurance a gar zation City Zone State Nationwide home Contest Prize To Biddeford Boy Robert Bourque, a Biddeford high school student, was presented the State of Maine award and a cash prize of $150 as first-place winner in the junior. division of the Fisher Body Crafstman's Guild model car competition during a special assembly at ford high school yesterday. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fernando: Bourque, 13 Dearborn avenue. A trophy was also presented to the school by the company for having a state winner in the competition. Accepting the trophy in behalf of the school was Principal Raymond Kenneally. The awards were made by Anthony Gilbert, field representative for the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild of Detroit, who outlined the program which is designed to interest boys in creative designing and craftsmanship and to offer them opportunities for their practice.

He showed slides on futuristic automobile design during the program. The model car-building compeand application eards for the tition is an annual contest, sponsored by the Fisher Body guild competition may be obtained by; writing to Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild, Warren, Gilbert stated. The same rules govthe competition each year, with each boy receiving a booklet on model car design and construction, the specifications for model cars being, entered in the contest, and of the Guildsman. the official publication of the Guild. There are over 1,078 awards in the contest including eight university scholarships for the national winners of the junior and senior divisions of the competiIn addition, there are 10 $1,000 scholarships awarded to.

boys. showing exceptional designing ability. There are 16 awards in each state and the District of Columbia including- cash prizes of $150, $100 and $50, and five honorable mention awards of $25. For judging purposes the 50 states and the District of Columbia are grouped into 20 regions, each of which will send a junior and senior winner expense- free to the Paradis, Mrs. Roland Ferguson, Mrs.

Edward Gilstorf, Mrs. Celia Mantis and Mrs. Fernand Cadorette. (Girl Scouts Visit Shut-In At Saco Home Saco Girl Scout Troop 2 met yesterday afternoon af the Unitarian Parish house and opened with a flag ceremony. Patrol No.

1, under the leadership of Mrs. Howard Shaffer, and patrol No. visited Mrs. Ruth worked on their salt water badges Fogg home, at the Beane convalescent Nott street, on her birthday. A cake was presented to Mrs Fogg by Debra Hanson, also a basket decorated by Linda Kimball, with gifts from the girls, and songs were sung by the troop.

These attending were Linda Rumery, Rebecca Kimball, Linda Savoy, Jane Parker, Elaine Poulin, Pam Pendleton, Linda Kimball, Deborah Hanson, Audrey Philbrick and leader. Mrs. Robert Hunt, assisted by committee members, Mrs. Ernest Pendieton and Mrs. Helen Bowie.

Plans for a Halloween party to be held next Monday were announced and Brownie Troop 12 will be guests. During the meeting games were played and taps were sung, national Guild convention next July. girls were reminded to bring their registration dues, a report was given on the Community Chest parade in which they took part. Girls working on their badges were Betty Strout, Nancy Bowie, Luella' Goodwin, Diane Harvey, Susan Hurt, Jeanne Hilt, Carolyn Lord, Sally Meslawski, Lana and Linda LaPlante, Judy. Saperia, Nancy Tripp and a guest, Mrs.

George Harrison. Two Are Fined In Saco Court Today a Roland J. Caron, 32, of Hills Beach, Biddeford, paid a $20 fine in Saco Municipal court today on charges of driving without a muffler. In other court action, Judge Hilary Mahaney fined Stephen Halasz, 40, Ocean Park road, Saco, $25 for speeding 50 m. p.

h. in a 25 m. p. h. zone.

Judge Mahaney suspended $15 of the fine. Saco police were the complainants in both cases. in trophy cere- Kenneally of were left to trophy. Awards first place award Guild Craftsman's car con- scholarships award; Anthony and senior Fisher company dition ten Principal Raymond boys showing ident, which she attended. It was announced that Mrs.

LaPierre serving as department tion and by-laws chairman. A 1961 membership card was sent to Past President Mrs. Gertrude Yorke, in appreciation her many years of service to the unit as treasurer. She is also charter member of the Wells auxiliary. It was voted to have meeting dates listed in the quit Community birthday calen-, dar from September to May, inclusive.

Announcement was made of the talent show being, sored by the post on 11 at the Ogunquit firemen's hall, and the unit members voted offer any assistance, if needed. was also reported that the next meeting the York County council and auxiliary will be November 4, instead of the usual second Friday, and will take place in Biddeford, instead of the place previously scheduled. As a community service projject, members were vote" urged to back. the "get out and campaigners, for fhe coming general elections. Miss Alice G.

Tufts was accepted as a new junior member, and the membership committee reported 12 paid-up 1961 members. Dues may be sent to the secretary, Mrs. LaPierre. President Sheila T. Tufts session, and the package was awarded to Mrs.

Dorothy Fitch. Refreshments were served after the meeting Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Tufts and by Mrs. LaPierre.

The next meeting will be November 28 at the Legion home, Eldredge road. Marriage Intentions Marriage intentions on file at the Saco city clerk's office include: Kenneth R. Lovejoy, Kennebunk, and Cynthia C. Horne, 19 Weymouth street, Saco. Philip E.

Garon, New Britain, and Rita C. Martel, 16 Maple street, Biddeford. Joseph R. Bissonnette, 106 Washington street, Biddeford, and Helen S. Pitman.

2 Rumery street, Saco. Bertrand J. Ouellette, Buxton road, Saco, and Susane E. Robinson, Ferry road, Saco. Mrs.

Miniutti Is Feted At Shower A stork shower was held for Mrs. Amedeo Miniutti at the Hi-1 I bernian hall, corner of Main and Elm street, Biddeford. Hostesses event were Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Norman and Mrs.

Hazel Neary. Gifts were displayed in a bassinette decorated in pink, blue and white. Refreshments were served during the social hour by the hostsses. Those attending were Mrs. James A.

Hobbins, Mrs. Carleton PROMOTED Col. Robert Marx, State Police chief, today announced that Sergeant James A. Adams, 36, Randolph, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant. Adams' will assume command of Troop Houlton succeeding Li Forrest G.

Clifford, recently retired. A native of (Saco, Adams enlisted in the department in 1946. He was assigned to Troop West Scarborough, and patroled the Saco-South Portland area. In 1956 he was promoted to sergeant and was transferred to the Bureau of Speciall Services, at Augusta. Since time he has worked in Communications and in Supply, and has served as commanding officer at the past two sessions of the Maine State Police Training the high school receiving the school for the best models entered in competition include eight university for the national winners of the Junior divisions of the competition.

In scholarships are awarded to exceptional designing ability. Hobbins, Mrs. Arthur Allard, Mrs. is Austin Hobbins, Mrs. Alberta Slaughter, Mrs.

Beatrice Illiscawitch, Mrs. Denis Letourneau, Mrs. Dorothy Miniutti, Mrs. MaMiniutti, Mrs. Thomas Bryant, Mrs.

Paul Girurd, Mrs. John Brooks, Mrs. Gerald Lothrop, Mrs. Jasper Cochrane, Mrs. Nora bert Twomey, Mrs.

Clarence Mrs. Ernest Cantara, Mrs. Hazel Neary, Mrs. Mildred ed Smith, Mrs. Lillian Knight, Mrs.

Pauline Cote, Mrs. Lucille Eon, Mrs. Evelyn Eon, Mrs. McAuley, Mrs. Arthur Girard, Mrs.

William Murphy, Mrs. Paul Parenteau, Mrs. Raymond Rousseau and the Misses Jacquetol ilne Weiss and Christine Feeney. It Sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs.

Martin J. Rielly, Mrs. Rose L. Armstrong, Mrs. Theresa Connolly, Grace Bouchard, Mrs.

Anna Renouf, Mrs. Adele Grenier, Mrs. Alexander Eon, Mrs. Muriel Eon, Mrs. Claire Cadorette, Mrs.

Alice Ledoux, Mrs. Louise Flynn, Miss Bertha Miss Blanche DesMrs. Lorraine Eon, Mrs. Reuben Robichaud, Mrs. Elphege FINED FOR SPEEDING John E.

Caddigan, 20, of Kennebunk, was fined $10 in Biddeford Municipal court this morning by Associate Judge Gerald Nason on charges of speeding. State Trooper Hollis Dixon had charged Caddigan with speeding 65 m. p. h. in a 55 m.

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