Two Men Granted County Jail Time In Alfred Court
Sanford man Richard H. Littlefield 27 was jailed for 125 dollars in fines on two traffic charges after failing to pay. Vernon Richardson of Biddeford 122 Elm Street also jailed for operating without a license. A lengthy list of motorists received fines or bail in Thursday's 10th District Court session in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
York County
10Th District Court
Saco
Richard H. Littlefield
Vernon Richardson
Elm St
Biddeford
Roland C. Goulet
Bangor
James E. Merrill
Cumberland Center
Robert W. Parent
Wilmington
Conn
John E. Quinn
South Portland
James E. Holmes
West Buxton
Joseph J. Poulin
George St
James A. Castelluzzo
Scarborough
W. Lovejoy
Portland
Kenneth P. Matthews Jr
Cape Elizabeth
Charles E. Allen
Maynard
Mass
Henry Paul Lau
Speeding and minor beer laws cited in Biddeford Pool report
Laurette E. Guay 18 of 33 Wentworth St Biddeford 70 50 David Tufts 20 of Kennebunk 65 mph zone fined 40 Raymond L Herrick 22 Ferry Road Saco hitchhiking fined 25 free on 30 bail pending appeal to September term of Superior Court Daniel J Towse 19 Woolburn Mass guilty illegal possession of beer by a minor fined 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon
Biddeford
Lelland L Drews
Freeport
Albert F. Drolis
Portland
James B. Wooster
South St
Roland J. Deery Jr
Nashua
N.H
Robert Garganese
Providence
R.I
Larry J. Alcantara
Seattle
Wash
Mardy J. Waters
Chicago
Ill
Ronald A. Cormier
Haverhill
Mass
Edward C. Mikonis Jr
D. Kerwin Twomey
Graham St
Raymond Tillson
Main St
Renaud J. Drouin
East Hartford
Conn
George Robert Honecker
Northville
Mich
George A. Butler
Worcester Mass
Mark G. Garfinkle
Stoneham
David F. Jolly
Winthrop
Frederick S. Taylor Jr
Winter Park
Fla
George D. Frangos
Lloyd E. Pack
Roxbury
Carmine A. Rosani
Hudson, N.Y
John B. Averett
New Hyde Park N.Y
Daniel FE. Farnsworth
Biddeford Pool
Laurette E. Guay
Wentworth St
David Tufts
Kennebunk
Raymond L. Herrick
Ferry Road
Saco
Superior Court
Daniel J. Towse
Woburn
CBS opposes self censorship code for riot coverage
Columbia Broadcasting System rejects a U S senator’s call for a self censorship code for riots and racially tense events. President Frank Stanton argues such a device risks greater problems than it cures and warns against news conditioning by editors and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S
Frank Stanton
Pairings For Women's Golf To Be Made
Pairings for the President's Cup competition will be made on Monday by the Women's Golf Association of the Biddeford Saco Country Club. Mrs. Harry Wooster, chair man of the tournament, reported on the championship matches at a meeting at the club house on Old Orchard Road, Saco. Mrs. Philip Dube gave a progress report on the fashion show to be held Aug 29. Mrs. Ronald Ayotte, chair man of the ticket committee, also reported. A stork shower was held for Mrs. Robert Giles. Luncheon concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Golf Association
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Harry Wooster
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Philip Dube
Ronald Ayotte
Robert Giles
Largest Clams Reported in Australian Reefs
World’s largest clams inhabit the coral reefs of Australia and the East Indies with lengths up to four feet and weights around 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
East Indies
Kinney Shores Association Names Officers
The Kinney Shores Association met for its annual cookout on Shore Avenue hosted by Victor Skonberg and Karl Pattee. Officers elected for 1967 were Victor Skonberg president Arthur Winne first vice president Walter Sargens secretary Frank Carey treasurer and Wilfred Fortier auditor.
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Victor Skonberg
Karl Pattee
Shore Avenue
Kinney Shores Association
Arthur Winne
Walter Sargens
Frank Carey
Wilfred Fortier
Skonberg
Kari Patte
Association
Augustus Albert
Bicyclist Hurt In Kennebunk Mishap
A 10 year old bicyclist was struck by a car driven by Pauline C. Redlon of West Kennebunk on Main Street Kennebunk. Jordan C. Ross son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jordan Ross sustained bruises and abrasions and was taken by ambulance to Dr. Harry Lapirow then Webber Hospital for X rays before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Pauline C. Redlon
West Kennebunk
Jordan C. Ross
Robert Jordan Ross
Winter Street
Main Street
Harry Lapirow
Webber Hospital
Slowdown Sought on Dickey Lincoln Hydroelectric Project
Conservationists urged a halt to the Dickey Lincoln School hydroelectric project until studies on its effects on timber and wildlife are completed. The National Resources Council expressed concern over loss of irreplaceable natural resources and forest land. Clinton Townsend of Skowhegan cited rising opposition due to potential flooding in the St John river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
St. John River
St. John Valley
Work Stoppage Ends at Maine Medical Center Project
About half the crew on the 8.5 million Maine Medical Center expansion reported for work in Portland signaling the end of a work stoppage. Pickets walked the lines after July 24 over substandard wages, with the protest ending as Hahnel Bros. completed their portion and the full crew was set to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center
Portland
Maine Medical Center
John J. Madden
Vappi and Co
David Score
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Score
Hahnel Bros
Hahnel’s
Winners At Beach Bridge Announced
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Bridge players at St John’s Irish Hall crowned winners on Master Points Night. In North South pairs Mrs Wilber and Davis took first, Ginn second, Weld and Mongalian third, Weld and Chadbourne fourth. East West pairs Haskell first, Paulhus and Haase second, Putnam and Angelone third, Drummond and Charles fourth. Twelve tables played. next session set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Bridge Players Arena
St. John’s Irish Hall
Mary Wilbur
Carleton Davis
Herbert Ginn
Donald Weld
Richard Mongahan
Claire Weld
Paul Chadbourne
Carleton Brock
Oscar Paradis
Avis Briggs
Jack Sheehan
Jane Burns
Pauline Larochelle
al Rosen
S. A. Grondin
Ed Whelan
Charlotte Dubois
Robert Whelan
Sister Jean Bernard Marking 50th Religious Anniversary
Sister Jean Bernard formerly Josephine Bonneau of Biddeford marks 50 years in the Sisters of St. Anne of Lochine. She lives in Oliver British Columbia after 30 years stationed in Alaska. She is a niece of the late Alfred R. Bonneau founder of La Justice. A family dinner honored her with relatives from Biddeford and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bernard
Josephine Bonneau
Biddeford
Gerard A. Godbout
South St
Rose Anna Rathier
Claudia Boisvert
Sisters of St. Anne of Lochine
Oliver
B.C
Alaska
Alfred R. Bonneau
la Justice
Fli
Montreal
William Sammet
Fitchburg
Mass
Albert Philips
Haverhill
Salvation Army Commissioner to Speak at Camp Meetings
Commissioner William J. Parkins of San Francisco will be the final speaker at the Salvation Army camp meetings in Old Orchard Beach. He will also conduct the final program featuring The Galtones and a camp meeting band. The event honors Parkins a Massachusetts native and noted cornet soloist with a distinguished career including USO operations, the King George Medal, UN voluntary aid work, and an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Azusa College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
William J. Parkins
San Francisco
Calif
Salvation Army
Parkins
Commissioner Parkins
Massachusetts
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Salvation Army Uso
America
Voluntary Foreign Aid Commission
United Nations
Azuza College
California
Grants Total Over 773000 For Maine Projects
The Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded grants to Maine projects totaling over 773000. Waterville received an increase of 771502 for an urban renewal project bringing its total to 2400000. Fort Fairfield got a 3000 housing grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Department of Seats
Waterville
Fort Fairfield
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Alfred
Trusl Nursing Home
May Street
Electrolux Sales & Service
Joseph Durfee
Wilbur Avenue
Perley Boothby
Jenkins Road
Concord
Paul Moreau
Biddeford Savingess Bank
F.d.lc
St. Joseph's Church
Bertrand Dube
Pierson’s Lane
Claire R. Drouin
Leo Paul Drouin
Beachway
Beach Street
Dickey Dam
Beach Bridge
Journal
Jean
New Brittain
By Merchants Committee of the
Biddeford-Saco
Chamber of Commerce
Glden
Leo
Uhushy
QOS, S, Finch Co, Inc
Aladdin
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