Biddeford-Saco Journal from Biddeford, Maine • 8

a a a a a a a a a OUR TOWN By MADELIENE DAVENPORT There plenty "shop talk" Monday night. when Mrs. Laurence Barnes: and members the Biddeford Alumni scholarship ing committee meet for, a and planning session at her home, Alfred road, Biddeford. The committee will guests at a hot-and-cold dish supper first when ideas will fly across the festive board like chain lightning across a sky. Everyone will be asked for ideas about the benefit tea taking place in October to benefit the scholarship fund and each member will receive an assignment before the evening ends.

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Ruben SCHOOL Of The DANCE 285 Main St. Biddeford, Me. Register Now AT 4-6491-3-3718 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Journal, Saturday, bements, silver services and sugar and creamer sets, and naming pourers and assistants, tray refill committee members, and reception committee. detail will be ironed out in advance to insure the success of the social fete. Leading the discussion and planning session will Mrs.

Barnes, who is opening her, home for the affair, and Mrs. 'Mary Means, chairman of the scholarship fundraising group. Lights will burn late Monday night as the group perfect their ideas and make notes for the big day coming up soon. Children's Corner; Small girl to mother "Mummy, how do angels get their nighties on over their wings?" Heard in the schoolroom; The teacher was trying to give an object lesson: she began, "why does your' father put up storm windows every fall?" "Well," said Tommy, "Mother keeps at him until he finally gives Near the Rhinefall in Switzerland stands Schloss Herblingen, a centuries old castle. Within its walls is served some of the most sumptuous of Swiss cookery.

A specialty is its luscious apple pie, an extraordinary example. of pastry art. The pie is baked in several stages, none difficult, but each necessary to the final perfection of the pie. Tart apples are selected for the famous pie. The sliced apples line the pie crust and are covered with smooth creamy filling.

The completed pie has no top crust. allowing the apple slices to show through the filling decoratively. The recipe for the delicacy is: cup butter or margarine, cups sifted all-purpose flour, 3 tablespoons cold water (about), tablespoon crushed toasted almonds, tablespoon fine dry bread crumbs 4 cups thinly sliced tart apples, 2 eggs, 2 egg yolks, cups whipping cream, cup sugar, divided, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted. FOR RENT Furnished And Unfurnished And Rents Also Store For Sale Main Street Biddeford Call AT 4-6220 Or AT 4-8214 LIGHT TRUCKING OF ANY KIND Anytime Anywhere CALL AT 4-7708 DICK JERRY 326 Granite Street, Biddeford FREE ROAD TEST Throughout New England at all our factory branches AUTO AND TRUCK TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS Look For Our Name PORTLAND Transmission Exchange BIDDEFORD 538 Elm St. AT 4-5921 ATTENTION EVERYBODY, If you want work done! Pick up your phone and call us anytime--we do anything.

Light Trucking Painting Cleanup of Fire Hazards Call AT 4-7708 LARGE SELECTION OF BRIDE, BRIDESMAIDS FORMAL GOWNS Complete Accessories Sales Rentals Mariam's BRIDAL SALON 6 Alfred St. AT 4-4066 BOB'S LUNCH AT FIVE POINTS Open Daily 10:00 A. M. To 12:00 P. M.

Fri. Sat. Til 2:00 A. M. FEATURING DAILY SPECIALS THE PINE ROOM IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUETS Cut butter into flour with pastry blender or 2 knives.

Add cold water gradually, mixing with fork until pastry gathers around fork. Roll out on lightly floured board inch thick. Line deep 10 inch pie pan; trim edge. Sprinkle al-! monds and crumbs over pastry (in bottom of pie pan. Arrange apple slices in pie pan, layering evenly; do not heap.

Bake at 350: degrees 3 for 5 minutes. Meanwhile combine eggs and yolks. Beat slightly. Add cream and cup sugar. Stir until sugar dissolves.

Pour half of this mixture over Bake until firm (about hour) Pour in remaining mixture. Bake again until knife inserted near edge comes out clean (about hour). Remove pie from oven. Pour melted butter evenly over top. Sprinkle with remainling sugar.

Return to oven. Bake 5 minutes longer, or until top is crusty and golden. Let pie cool somewhat before cutting. Neighbor Notes: A pre-cam-: paign report from St. Andre Par-! ish Progress leaders states over, $20,000 has already been 'raised.

These contributions have come from special donors among the business and professional groups, in Biddeford, many of whom are members of St. Andre parish. The early contributions have sparked the drive and, the campaign goal is $100,000. big drive for funds will be Pledge Sunday, September 30, when campaigners will of parishioners. General work on a house to house canvass! man of the drive is Paul Beaupre, who is meeting with workers at special briefing sessions prior to Pledge Sunday.

A favorite quote passed along by a Biddeford resident to be shared with readers of Our Town. "A friend is like old music, loved, of and heard silence; beyond like parched light burning among dark mountains; staunch and warm after a long travel through a lonely night. No need of words has friendship. but the touch of hand and hand is all there to say. A friend is like strong sunlight in our Birthday greetings go to: Our Town September 16, Alice Killam, Sandra Wiggin, Smart; September 17, Helen Cor-1 onios, Joan Jacques, Louis Noel; September 18, Edward McMorran, Fred Lemovitz, Ann Steinhardt, Henry H.

Gross. Saco September 16, Mrs. Ray Wormwood, Linda Lee Trecartin, Patricia Mary Anna Saucier; Septemper 17, Jane Emerson; September 18, Carol Lee. Kennebunk September 16, Margitte Pendergast, Nellie Burgess, Michael H. Truscott, Jane Grace; September 17, Margo Ann Brackley; September 18, Sally Ann Dick Phil Stirk, Sheila A.

Wells- Ogunquit September 17, Linda Coggeshall, Virginia H. Dunklee; September 18, Denis McLaughlin; September 19, Mrs. Alice Shackford. Old Orchard Beach September 16, none; September 17, June Girard; September 18, James ard. Special anniversary greetings to to Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Cobb, Temple street, Saco, who will observe their 50th wedding anniver(sary September 15, and belated greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schaffer, Biddeford, who celebrated their 35th recently. Other anniversary greetings go to: Our Town Miss M.

Louise Landry. September 15, Mr. and Mrs. Euclide Millette, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond H. Matheu, September 16. Kennebunk and Wellsnone listed. Old Orchard Beach Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Doherty, September 17. (Disabled Veterans To Meet Monday The Biddeford and Saco chapter, Disabled American Veterans, will. meet Monday at 8 p. m. A tion will be made this meetreport of the national.

convening. Members who have not paid dues for 1962-63 are asked by officers to do so at that time. Commander Armand J. Mercier reminds World War II veterans who have not used their eligibility certificate to buy a home or business to check with the Veterans Administration to see if they are still eligible to use it before they buy, or contact Commander Mercier for further details. The meeting will be held in the City building, Biddeford.

Biddeford High Menu Week of September 17 Monday Tomato juice, oven fried bologna, diced carrots, mashed potatoes, baking powder biscuit butter, fruit cocktail, milk. Tuesday Cheeseburger on roll, sweet pickles, tomato and lettuce salad, wax beans, plain cake, milk. Wednesday Spaghetti with meat sauce, cheese stick, crisp cole slaw, hot rolls-butter, grapefruit sections, milk. Thursday Vegetable soup; toasted cheese sandwich, cut green beans, orange juice, apple square, milk. Friday Fried fish stick, mashed d.

creamed corn, hot rolls-butter, dessert, milk. NOTICE OF MEETING Lafayette Court Catholic Order Of Foresters Monday, 17, 1962 At 7:30 P. M. At The Hall, Emery St. Election Of Officers i Mrs.

Larry G. Brethauer (Miss Frances M. Dumas) Photo by Lee's Studio ing flowers. The flower girl car- Frances Dumas Becomes Bride Of Florida Man Assorted fall flowers were used this morning to decorate the altar of Most Holy Trinity church, Saco, for the wedding of Mi Marie Dumas and Larry Gene Brethauer. Rev.

Arthur St. Pierre, curate, officiated at the nuptial Mass and traditional bridal selections were played Lou musicals Welch, church organist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dumas, Stockman avenue, Saco, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Earl C. Brethauer, and the late Mr. Brethauer, East Bradenton, Fla. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of imported rose-point lace fashioned with a scalloped neckline, long tapered sleeves and a bell skirt. The back waist of.

the gown was accented with matching rosettes and the skirt ended in a gathered chapel train. Her scalloped double tiered veil was attached of lace and seed pearls, studded with irridescent flowers, and she carried a bridal bouquet of white roses and stephanotis, with orchid center and cascading ribbon streamers. Attendants were Miss Phyllis A. Dumas, Saco, maid of honor; Mrs. Carol Wheat, Old Orchard Beach, Miss Lynne Mitchell, Saco, Mrs.

Wilfred Crepeau and Miss Janice Silcox, both bridesmaids, and Miss Dumas, Saco, junior bridesmaid. Ring-bearer was Michael Sprague, Old Orchard Beach. The maid of honor wore a street length gown of satapeau antique gold with scoop neckline, bowed waist and full skirt. Her headdress was a matching gold crown studded pearls and borealis crystals, with a circular face veil. She carried semi-cascade style bouquet of talisman roses.

The bridesmaids wore identically styled gowns of emerald green and their headdresses were match rosettes of satapeau, studded with seed pearls, and circular veils. They carried semi-cascade bouquets of white poms and yellow sweetheart roses. The junior bridesmaid and flowler girl wore identically styled gowns in shades of pink, featuring floor and butterfly bows at the back. of the bouffant wore matching petal headdresses and the junior bridesmaid carried a bouquet of match- ried a basket of Best man for the groom was Melvin Brethauer, Bradenton, and ushers were Lee Barclay, Madrid, Iowa, Terrance Babin, New Orleans, and I Charles Faneau, St. Paul.

Minn. A reception followed at Henri's restaurant, Wells, for the bridal party and wedding guests. For her daughter's wedding, the mother of the bride chose a champagne sheath gown, heige accessories, and an American beauty rose corsage. The groom's mother wore a dark brown gown, beige accessories, and a rose corsage. For traveling on a wedding trip to Lake George, N.

the bride chose a cocoa brown sheath ensemble with beige accessories. The couple will return and reside in Wells until November when they leave to make their home in Bradenton, Fla. Bride graduated from Thornton academy, Saco, and plans to enter a school of art decorations in Bradenton. The groom was educated at Manatee High school and plans. to study at Manatee Junior college in Bradenton.

A member of the armed forces for two years, he has been stationed at the Naval air station, Brunswick. Oldest Michigan Staie football foe is Notre Dame. Their series started in' 1897. TO BE MARRIED on Nov. 17 is Miss Meredith Clark, whose engagement to Maurice Gendron of Nashua, N.

is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Clark, Ferry road, Saco. Miss Clark is a recent graduate of St.

Joseph Hospital School of Nursing, Nashua, N. H. NOW RESIDING in Malden, after a wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City, N. are Mr. and Mrs.

Donald G. Laroche. The couple was married in St. Andre church, Biddeford, and Mrs. Laroche is the former Louise Binette.

Photo by Lee's studio. 'Dunton-Davis Nuptials Held This Morning St. Mary church was the scene this morning of the wedding of Miss Lorraine B. Davis to Ronald 'Toole Dunton, officiating, Rev. and Miss Coleman Elizabeth Seidel at the organ.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Davis, 92 May street, Biddeford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Dunton, 74. May street, Biddeford. The bride was given in mar riage by her father and was attended by her cousin, Mrs. Rita Roberge, Biddeford, as of honor.

Bridesmaids were Miss Beverly Biddeford, Sister, the bridegroom, and Penelope Warren, Old Orchard Beach, cousin of the bride: The bride wore a floor length gown of nylon organza with a scalloped neckline and long pointed sleeves. The full skirt was accented by lace panels trimmed with iridescent sequins and the back featured a bow. A French illusion veil fell from a queen's crown fashioned of crystals, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and pink roses. The matron of honor wore a brilliant blue floor length gown of tissue taffeta with a princess bodice, short sleeves, and the waist accented with a large self, fabric rose. The skirt featured drape effect panels on each side and her headpiece was a brilliant blue crown of nylon braid and pearls, carried with a circular colonial cascade veil.

of white carnations with red roses. The bridesmaids' dresses were brilliant viva red gowns matching that of the matron of honor. Their headpieces were nylon braid crowns adorned with crystals and circular face veils. They carried colonial cascade bouquets of white carnations with red roses. bride's mother wore a green with blue brocade dress, a black hat, black accessories and a corsage of red roses.

The mother of the bridegroom wore a beige dress with brown accessories and a corsage of red roses. A reception was held following the ceremony at the Fremont club, and for their wedding trip; to an undisclosed destination the bride wore a three piece gray wool jersey suit, a black feather hat, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Dunton is a graduate of Biddeford High school. Her, husband also, attended Biddeford schools is stationed at Newport, R.I.

with the U.S. Navy. They will reside at 340 Main street, Biddeford, after their honeymoon. Guests attended the wedding from West Warwick. Sharon, Everett, Saugus, Camden.

Portland. Kennebunk, Sprnigvale and Old Orchard Beach. Constitution Week Will Be Noted By DAR Constitution Week will be observed next week by the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. Chairmar of the local observance is Mrs. Gertrude Q.

Farwell, a member of. the Rebecca Emery chapter of Biddeford and Saco. "'he DAR was instrumental. in the passage of a in Congress in 1956 authorizing the President to designate Sept. to 23 as Constitution Week.

The resolution' requested the President to issue a proclamation inviting the people of the United States to observe Constitution Week in school, churches and other suitable places with appropriate ceremonies and activities. The purnose of the week is to remind citizens of their heritage and the privilages set forth in the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Saco Menu Monday--Orange juice, hamburg and gravy on roll, string beans, raisins, milk. Tuesday Vegetable soup, (home style), bologna and cheese on roll, grapefruit sections, milk. Wednesday-Baked beans, toss- MARRIED AT a nuptial ceremony church, Saco, were Mr.

and Mrs. former Miss Paulette Tardif, Saco. led salad, bread and butter, applesauce, milk. bread and butter, -American apricots, milk. suey, chop Friday--Clam "butter chowder, saltlines, peanut sandwich, at Notre Dame de Lourdes Donald Bernier.

The bride is the Photo by Lee's studio. orange and grapefruit sections, milk. If you like a thin gravy with chicken stew, use only one tablespoon flour to each cup of liquid. PERSONAL SERVICE FOR YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS Rousseau Insurance Agency 32 Beacon Avenue, Biddeford, Maine Preferred rates Tel. For ATlantic Preferred risk 2-1168 Home Freezer Owners Maine Beef Broilers U.

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469 REGISTER Elm NOW Biddeford; Mrs. Maude Rogalski, 354 Alfred Biddeford. SUNDAY ONLY SPECIALS Whole -Maine Grown Grade A Chicken Price Sold Grocery to At 3 With This Lb. A Purchase Low Avg. $2.50 lb.

29 All Flavors, Sampson's Gal. Ice Cream Sold With Low At A Grocery Purchase Price $2.50 This 39.