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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

2

People in Briefs From Biddeford Area News

Local notices list Rose Leblanc patient at Notre Dame Hospital Biddeford. Wives and husbands travel after weddings and vacations in Biddeford Ossipee Lake and Bangor. Navy and Air Force families, promotions aboard USS George Clymer, visits to Main Street Biddeford, and guests at Ossipee Lake cottage. Includes world fair travel en route and familiar local names at summer gatherings.

Rose A. Leblanc Piersons' Lane Biddeford Notre Dame Hospital Wilfrid Nadeau Tachereau Ave Quebec Bar Harbor Nadeau Yvonne Boutin William Lord Maryland Ossipee Lake Lord Saco American Broadcasting Company Washington, D. C James C. Gott Mary Gott Main Street Kennebunkport George Clymer San Diego Cal Paul R. Genever USN William R. Genever School St Kennebunk Phillip Gardner Anchorage Alaska Levi Gardner Main St Bangor Lawrence Gardner Mas J. D. van Metter U.S. Air Force David Carla Ann John Roy Key West Fla van Meter Margaret C. Sharkey N.Y Robert Terham Jeannette Robert Jr Gail Stephen Patricia Elliot George Strickland Barbara Hodgeton Guy Stephen Terham Portsmouth N. H Viola Lee William Ledoux Val Ledoux Erwin Warren Gary Gould

Legion Auxiliary Seeks Transport To Yokem's Banquet

Members of the Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxilary will meet Wednesday at 6 15 PM at the Legion Home Beach Street Saco to arrange transportation to Yokem's Restaurant in Portsmouth New Hampshire for the annual banquet.

Owen-Davis American Legion Auxiliary Yokem’s Portsmouth N. H Legion Home Beach Street Saco

Church notes midweek prayer and praise schedule

The mid week prayer and praise service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Biddeford United Baptist Church. A prayer meeting follows Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel Church Route 9 A near Route 109 Wells. The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m.

Biddeford United Baptist Church Full Gospel Wells Saco Salvation Army

New York Man Survives Moose River Waterfall Plunge

Richard C. Bach, 30, of Malverna New York, was swept over Holb Falls near Jackman on Saturday while rafting the Moose River. Both men capsized as their raft struck rocks at the base. Bach sustained only minor injuries and crawled to safety assisted by a companion.

Jackman Richard C. Bach Malverna N. Y Holb Bach Moose River Wes

Fishing Guilty Plea Hands Hutchinson Fine in Saco Court

Aubrey Hutchinson, 39, Vernon Conn., pleaded guilty in Saco Municipal Court before Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. to fishing without a license and was fined 15 dollars. Also before Judge Wilson, Everett Stockman, 42, Barnstead NH, fined 15 for operating an unregistered boat and Elmer Brittell, 38, Dover NH, fined 20 for the same charge. Portland man Victor O. Peterson, 47, charged with passing a red light, pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars. John T. Smith, 28, Portland, after a hearing, faced the court.

William F. Wilson Jr Saco Municipal Court Aubrey Hutchinson Vernon Conn Wilson Everett Stockman Barnstead N.H Elmer Brittell Dover Victor O. Peterson Portland John T. Smith

Deaths Mrs Jennie May Linnie 83 Biddeford resident

Mrs Jennie May Linnie died at 175 Alfred Street Biddeford Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Born Oct 7 1880 in Lyman daughter of Jacob and Addie Maddix she was a housewife formerly a practical nurse. Widow of Thomas Linnie she lived in Biddeford 40 years and was active in AFL-CIO Auxiliary and Advent Christian Church. Survived by son George Linnie three daughters May Alice Linnie Mildred Linnie and Helen Taylor, a brother Charles Maddix of Portsmouth NH eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held Monday at Bolduc Funeral Home. Rev Lottie Record officiated and burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford.

Jennie May Linnie Alfred St Biddeford Lyman Jacob and Addie (Cousen) Maddix Thomas Linnie AFL — Cio Advent Christian Church George Linnie May Alice Linnie Mildred Linnie Helen Taylor Brunswick Charles Maddix Portsmouth N.H Bolduc Lottie Record Faily Woodlawn Cemetery

Mrs Adeline Boutin dies at 83 in Biddeford home

Mrs Adeline Loranger Boutin aged 83 died at her son Alfred Boutin s home at 61 Summer Street Biddeford after a brief illness She was born July 4 1881 at St Maurice Quebec and was a communicant of St Andre s Church She is survived by daughter Rita Herrick of Saco three sons Arthur and Alfred both of Biddeford and one more in Biddeford 12 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call Emond Funeral Home Biddeford today 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m Funeral services will be held from St Andre s Church Tuesday at 10 a m

Adeline Loranger Boutin Alfred Boutin Summer Street Biddeford Joseph Boutin St. Maurice P.Q St. Andre's Church Rita Herrick Saco Arthur Alfred Emond Hill St. Andre’s Church

Mrs Gladys Norton 71 of Saco dies after long illness

Mrs Gladys F Norton 71 of 29 Pleasant St Saco died Saturday in a York Harbor hospital after a long illness She was born in Milford Mass Sept 2 1892 daughter of George and Ida Livingston widow of Harold A Norton A member of First Parish Congregational Church Saco Past Matron of Marblehead Order of the Eastern Star Past Noble Grand of Saco Rebekah Lodge and Past President of Fred S Gurney Womens Relief Corps Saco Survivors include sister in law Mrs Frank Willey five nephews and one niece Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco Friends may call today 2 4 and 7 9 pm

Gladys F. Norton Pleasant St Saco York Harbor Milford Mass George and Ida (Fisk) Livingston Harold A. Norton Congregational Church Marblehead Order of the Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge Fred S. Gurney Womens Relief Corps Frank Willey Shumway Funeral Home Spring St

Portland Weather Forecast For This Afternoon

This afternoon fair and cool with variable high cloudiness. Maximum temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Winds west 10 to 15 mph. Tonight partly cloudy and not quite so cool with minimum temperatures 45 to 50. Winds diminishing to near calm. Tuesday increasing high cloudiness with little temperature change. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph.

Portland

Firefighters tackle weekend eastern Biddeford incidents

Biddeford firefighters responded Saturday morning to an overflowed oil burner at 50 Foss Street. The building owner is Conrad Fortier and occupant Richard Gendron. On Sunday at noon a sawdust fire at Grafton Lumber Company on Smith Street was extinguished using a booster line.

Biddeford Foss St Conrad Fortier Richard Gendron Grafton Lumber Company Smith Street

Funeral Services for Mrs. Adelia Paquette Biddeford

Funeral services for Mrs. Adelia Paquette of 30 Pierson's Lane Biddeford were held Saturday at 10 a.m. from St. Andrew's Church a solemn high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. Edmund Hache assisted by Rev. Arthur St. Pierre as deacon and Rev. Bernard Nicknair as subdeacon. Singing by St. Andrew's Choir under Charles Proulx with Laura Proulx as organist. Ribbon bearers from Ste Anne Sodality and bearers named. Burial in Calvary section of St. Joseph Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Nicknair. Out-of-town relatives attended from Haverly Paquette Florida Southington Portland Poughkeepsie Lawrence and more.

Adelia Paquette Pierson’s Lane Biddeford St. Andre's Church Edmund Hache Arthur St. Pierre Bernand Nickcon Bernard Nicknair St. Andre's Choir Charles Proulx Laura Proulx Ste Anne Sodality Bernadette Aubert Rose Demers Laura Boissonneault Delia Lepine Leonide Lefebvre Sylvie Chouinard Lucien Ruel Eugene Neault Joseph Tardif Calvary St. Joseph Nicknair Hervey Paquette Mamira Fla Raymond Paquette Southingston Conn Gerard Paquette Portland Conrad LeClair Poughkeepsie N.Y Georgianna Lacroix Fernande Boutin Richard Boutin Roland Nadeau Joan _and Gale Nadeau Lawrence, Mass

John Kostopoulos dies. Maine educator and coach

John Kostopoulos 30 of 60 Kennelworth St died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. Born in Biddeford July 17, 1934 he was the son of Harry and Dimitra Spirounias Kostopoulos. He graduated from the University of Maine in 1956, coached at Falmouth High and served as guidance director at Yarmouth High. Survived by widow Irene Locke Kostopoulos two daughters Margo and Stephanie and father Henry Kostopoulos Ipswich MA. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. from Jones and Rich Funeral Home. Interment Brooklawn Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Portland John Kostopoulos Kennelworth St Biddeford Harry and Dimitra (Spirounias) Kostopoulos University of Maine Phi Gamma Delta Falmouth Yarmouth High School Maine Teachers Association National Education Association Western Maine Board of Woodfords Congregational Church Here Locke) Kostopoulos Margo Stephanie Henry Kostopoulos Ipswich Mass Jones and Rich Inc Woodford St Brooklawn Memorial Park

Mrs Angela Cote 75 widow of Alderic Cote dies in Biddeford

Mrs Angela Cote 75 widow of Alderic Cote formerly of 40 Pike St Biddeford died in a local hospital early Saturday afternoon after a long illness Born Sorel P November 15 1889 daughter of Tarcisse and Marie Trudeau A communicant of St Andre's Church Survived by two sisters Mrs Mathilda Palardy Biddeford and Mrs Rosanna Allard Haverhill Mass and several nieces and nephews Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford today 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm from St Andre's tomorrow at 9 am

Angela Cote Alderic Cote Pike St Biddeford Sorel Tarcisse and Marie Benoit) Trudeau St. Andre’s Church Mathilda Palardy Rosanna Allard Haverhill Mass Emond Hill St

Alfred man convicted of auto theft faces 90 days

A man was found guilty of automobile theft and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail in Alfred. John F. Hughes, 30, of Buxton and Saco, received a thirteen suspended sentence and one year of probation after pleading guilty to assault and battery before Judge Wilson.

Alfred John F. Hughes Buxton Pe Saco Wilson

Cyclist Killed By Auto Of Local Employee

WESTBROOK AP Albert Austin 56 of South Gorham rode to work for the last time today. He was struck by a car on Saco Street and pronounced dead on arrival. Driver Walter R. Johnson 22 of Westbrook said he dozed briefly while driving home from his night job at Penobscot Mfg Co Biddeford. Austin, single, worked at S D Warren Co paper mill and lived with a niece in South Gorham.

Westbrook Albert Austin South Gorham Saco Street Walter R. Johnson Pennerell Mfg. Co Biddeford Johnson Austin S. D. Warren Co

Welcome To The Fold Welcome To The Fold

SENDING greetings to visitors and residents of the area today. On behalf of the Biddeford Saco Journal is Brian R Camire, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Rene Camire, 53 B Pool St Biddeford. Brian has a three month old sister, Karen Marie. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Lessard Sr., 33 May St, Biddeford, and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Florian Camire, 215 Hill St, Bid

Cypriot dispute and global calls for U N action

The Cypriot government accuses Turkey of landing troops while Turkey denies it, Cy prus seeks an urgent U N Security Council meeting, and the U S presses diplomacy for a permanent Cyprus solution. President Johnson appeals to leaders as Khru shchev urges Turkey to halt moves. No clashes report. Pope Paul VI issues a major encyclical. A House subcommittee considers overhauling the U S time system. Civil rights workers slain in Mississippi are mourned as Hoover marks his 9th birthday.

Turkey Cyprus U.N. Security Council United States Johnson Khrushchev U.S Viet Nam Paul VI Mississippi Herbert Hoover

Brush Fires Suppressed in Old Orchard Beach

Firemen answered a call to the Alouette Motel on East Grand Ave at 3 40 p m Friday. The blaze, confined to a rubbish barrel, was put out on arrival. A separate brush fire along Turn Road burned overnight into Saturday. two tank trucks and 1350 ft of hose fought a stubborn underground spread. A leaking oil line caused a stove fire at 12 Pearl Ave with occupants extinguishing it on arrival.

Old Orchard Beach Alouette East Grand Ave Pearl Ave

York County Law Group to Meet at Arundel Grange Hall

York County Law Enforcement Association schedules a meeting for Thursday August 20 at 7 pm in Arundel Grange Hall Arundel speaker John G Smith chairman of York County Commissioners will announce plans for the August 22 pistol match and October 24 State Convention at Poland Springs Tropical Storm Brenda moves away from the U S coast centered about 420 miles northeast of Bermuda with 50 to 60 mph winds near the center and expected to accelerate slightly in the next 18 hours

Storm U. S Arundel Grange York County Law Enforcement Association Arundel Grange John G. Smith York County Poland Springs Miami Fla Brenda Atlantic Ocean United States Bermuda U.S

Maine Falls Below Freezing Across State in Deep Chill

Unseasonably cold air swept Maine with 40 degrees at Rumford and 41 at Portland Airport, tying the date’s low record from 1955. Lows ranged from 42 in Old Town and Greenville to 50 in downtown Portland as the U.S. Weather Bureau warned the chilly spell would persist through Tuesday.

Portland Maine Rumford Old Town Greenville Caribou Millinocket Limestone Bangor Eastport Brunswick Augusta U. S. Weather Bureau

Widow Marjorie Wentworth Dies After Highway Crash

Mrs. Marjorie Wentworth, 73, of Brunswick, injured in a June 14 highway accident, died at a local hospital Saturday. The accident occurred on the highway near Brunswick, authorities said.

Lewiston Marjorie Wentworth Brunswick

NS Savannah departs Portland for Oslo on nuclear voyage

The NS Savannah sails from Portland Harbor toward Oslo on its second Atlantic crossing. Nearly 33,000 people toured the sleek reactor powered vessel during its five day Portland visit.

Portland NS Savannah Portland Harbor Oslo Norway

Faulty Accelerator Triggers Kennebunk Crash

Kennebunk police report 64 year old KENNEBUNK resident Stevens lost control of a 1957 truck when the accelerator stuck while turning from Mousam Road to High Street. The vehicle struck a tree, damage estimated at 550 dollars. Truck owned by Canadian Company Inc of Everett Massachusetts. Investigated by Officers Wormwood and Haines.

Kennebunk Windhorn Stevens Day St Mousam Road High Street Cana Cian Company, Inc Everett Mass Paul Wormwood Raymond iHaines

Area Firms Are Assisted By Business Loans

Loans totaling 160000 were made or participated in by the U S Small Business Administration Maine office in six direct and five participating loans during July. Maine Manager Maurice F Williams announced. Local firms included Reny Brothers Printers Inc of Saco employing five 9000 and Murphys of Biddeford a retail women's clothing store employing four 12500, both in participating category.

Augusta U. S. Small Business Administration Maine Maurice F. Williams Weer Reny Brothers, Printers, Inc Saco Murphy’s Biddeford

Roy Wilkins Speaks at Bay State NAACP Rally

Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP warned that continued rioting in Negro urban communities could destroy the chance for a free life. Speaking at an NAACP Freedom Fund rally in Oak Bluffs Massachusetts he said civil rights leaders could not be blamed for every riot and noted only a tiny fraction of New York Rochester and Jersey City Negroes participated in recent disturbances.

Oak Bluffs Mass Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Wilkins Naacp Freedom Fund Martha’s Vineyard New York Rochester Jersey City Harlem

Mishaps Keep Police Officers Busy In Biddeford Weekend

Biddeford police report several weekend accidents including a West Street mishap involving Conrad Gaudette 20 who was forced off the road by oncoming traffic and struck a guard rail no injuries and no damage estimate given. A South Portland child Carol Belanger 5 darted into traffic and was hospitalized for observation after a collision with Charles Hayes 26. A Pool Road rear end collision between Paul Henri 53 and Barbara McQuarrie 22 caused vehicle damage with no damage estimate. Three other minor accidents reported with one causing no damage.

Biddeford Conrad Gaudette Bradbury St West Street Gaudette South Portland Carol Belanger Charles H. Hayes Hills Beach Webber Hospital Paul Philip Henri Wakefield Ave Saco Barbara M. McQuarrie Biddeford Pool Pool Road McQuarrie Henri

Crewel embroidery demonstrations in Kennebunk studio

Kennebunk residents are invited to daily Jacobean crewel embroidery demonstrations and exhibits by Mrs. Lilliam B. Gross at her studio 155 Summer Street. Also shown are hand hooked rugs with sessions daily 10 to 12 and 1 30 to 4 p.m.

Lilliam B. Gross 155 Summer Street John Sabrin Wollaston Mass Delmont Gross Swan Pond Lyman Shirley Pinard Lauri Danbury Conn William Nadeau Sea Road Stephen Center Nikki Eveleth Orange N.J Pequawket Lake Limington Maine Marion Maguire Parsons Street West Kennebunk Camile Charland Yvette Pare Sherbrooke Canada Guy Charland Montreal Canada Roger Africa

Open to Criticism The American Vice Presidential Pick

Washington AP argues that the vice presidential selection has become a unilateral power of the presidential nominee, undermining democratic process. It cites Johnson, Goldwater, Kennedy era choices and notes past methods where nominees had less control. many VP selections followed chance or party dynamics rather than merit, yet eight men became president after VP ascensions.

Washington Johnson Atlantic City Barry Goldwater San Francisco William E. Miller John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Adlai T. Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon John Nance Garner Franklin D. Roosevelt Garner Roosevelt Henry A. Wallace FDR Wallace Harry S. Truman

Old Orchard Beach figures in social notes and visits

Old Orchard Beach residents are active with travels and host visits. Miss Gertrude Thompson returns from Sebago Lake and plans a two week stay in White Plains New York with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hobbs after a World's Fair visit. Mr and Mrs Edward Menger and three sons visit her parents in Maine for three weeks. Local Legion members attended York County Council in Kittery with Richard Doe, Antonia Harquail, Joseph Cyr, and Harold Presley. John Bradeen and Janice attend a class reunion at Higgins Classical Institute Charleston and visit daughter Glenna at the University of Maine Orono, with a Chelsea stopover to see Ruth and her husband.

Gertrude Thompson Pleasant Street Sebago Lake White Plains N.Y Kenneth Hobbs Edward Mengert Plasterville Penn Robert Bellevue Grove Avenue C. Fayette Staples Post and Auxiliary American Legion

Youth Drowns In Lake Mishap At Bog Lake

NORTHFIELD AP Vinal E Espling 15 drowned at Bog Lake Sunday after cramps struck while swimming. A companion could not reach him in time as authorities investigated the accident.

Northfield Vinal E. Espling Bog Lake

Omission in Elm Street Journal Mention of New Tire Shop

The Saturday Journal notes a Biddeford Tire Shop on Elm Street was omitted from coverage. The shop is among several new businesses opened on Elm Street after the Grafton fire.

Elm Street Journal Biddeford Grafton

Fire at Kennebunk town dump blazes for hours

Kennebunk firefighters battled a pile of old lumber dumped from houses in the town center. Crews spent two and a half hours at the scene. The fire is believed to have been set.

Kennebunk

C. B. Camp Youths Have A Busy Week

Camp Happy Day for Boys in Old Orchard hosted hootenanny week with two teams the McLanes and McCoys. Leaders directed daily assemblies and a scoring system tracked originality appearance organization and singing quality across Junior Intermediate and Senior groups. McCoys excelled in most events while numerous contests and prizes highlighted a busy program led by William Earle with coaches Webb Bellavance Anton and Shaffer assisting.

Old Orchard Beach Old Orchard McLanes McCoys David Zaitlin Michael Hughes Happy Day Ole Man McLane Ole Man McCoy Nick Truman Bobby Begin Kevin Cantara Bruce Surran David Golzbein Ricky Smith Andy Fitanides Saul Green Alan Haigis Marc Hebert George Vassill Donald St. Pierre Boby Begin Scott Libby Robert Boissonneault Ronny Begin Fred Staples Paul Golzbein Guy Drapeau Billy Cadorette Kevin Robert John Beaulieu William Earle Peerem Webb Paul Bellavance Marc Anton Guy Beaulieu Bradley Goulet David Fleurant Mike Zaitlin Mike Gonthier Terri Monmaney Marc Larochelle Steven Doucette Peter Nadeau Peter Boilard Jeffery Nathanson Guy Gaudette

Pilot's Picture Published by Communist Paper

In Hong Kong the Communist Wen Wei Pao ran a picture of Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr., a U.S. Navy pilot from San Jose, California, claiming he was shot down during a raid on North Vietnam torpedo boat bases. The paper showed Alvarez’s ID card and a wrecked plane said to be his, with a caption locating the downing near Hanoi. The Pentagon had listed him as missing from the attack.

Hong Kong Today U.S North Viet Nam Wen Wei Pao J.g Everett Alvarez Jr San Jose Calif U. S. Navy Alvarez Hanoi Pentagon Washington

Boy Hurt After Darting Into Roadway in Old Orchard Beach

OLD ORCHARD BEACH A six year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lunghi of Montreal, was taken to Webber Hospital Biddeford after stepping into Old Orchard Street from his mother’s hand. He sustained slight abrasions and was released following treatment. William Bouchard 18 of Old Salt Road was driving the car involved in a separate hit and run on Saco Avenue, leaving an estimated $30 damage to the vehicle.

Old Orchard Beach Andrew Lunghi Joseph Lunghi Montreal Webber Hospital Biddeford William Bouchard Old Salt Road Old Orchard Street John Herbert Smith Cli Fax N. S Saco Avenue

Democratic aide predicts Johnson will carry Maine in November

Portland AP A Democratic National Committee staffer predicted President Johnson would carry Maine, the first Democrat to do so since 1912. The 27-year-old lawyer, John M. Anderson, said Curtis has an even chance in Maine's 1st District and Hathaway should win in the 2nd District. He cited optimism over Muskie's likely re election and Goldwater at the top of the GOP ticket helping Democrats. He met with Curtis and Hathaway and planned talks in Bangor with Dor sky and labor leaders.

Portland Democratic National Committee Johnson Maine John M. Anderson Wilson Anderson National Committee Portland Evening Express Kenneth M. Curtis William D. Hathaway National Party Edwnd S. Muskie Clifford G. McIintire Taine Goldwater GOP Muskie Curtis Rep Stanley R. Tupper Sen. Goldwater Lewis Hathae Bangor Benjamin J. Dorsky Maine State Federated Labor Council

Local Delegates Attend Brewer District Meeting

Twenty five local delegates joined 2,753 attendees at the Fruitage of the Spirit district assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses in Brewer August 6 9. Arnold Blow of the Saco Congregation led the delegation from here. The public lecture Peace Among Men of Good Will Armageddon Which by Charles V Henry of Brooklyn NY was given on Sunday. Another highlight was the baptism of 54 new ministers recently joining the Witnesses.

Spirit’’ District Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses Brewer Arnold Blow Saco Conlegation Charles V. Henry Brooklyn N.Y

Four Escape Injury In Bridge Accident

At midnight on Route 35 Maine Turnpike bridge a 1962 car driven by Roger A. Nickerson 18 of Cape Porpoise blew a tire and struck the bridge curb. Passengers were John Pierce 18 Stuart Emmons 17 and John Calhoun 17 none injured. Car owned by Arnold A. Nickerson. Officer Edmund L. Cashen investigated.

Kennebunk Roger A. Nickerson Cape Porpoise Maine Turnpike Nickerson John Pierce Stuart Emmons John Calhoun New York Arnold A. Nickerson Roger Edmund L. Cashen

Committee to Meet in City Hall for Election Prep

A Republican City Committee meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the mayor s office at the city building. City Clerk Paul Deshaises says the gathering will organize efforts for the upcoming election.

Biddeford Civil Defense and Public Safety Association Republican City Committee Paul Deshaises

Biddeford City Council Devolution Over Green Street Vote

Councilman Ernest Fontaine opposed the Green Street discussion and action, raised at Monday evening Biddeford City Council meeting. Earlier reports noted that em Senter had voted in opposition.

Ernest Fontaine Green Street Biddeford Em Senter

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