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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1967

Page

3

Acton Fair Highlights Include Two Horse Shows

Plans for the 13th annual Acton Fair Class B Horse Show and the York County 4-H Horse Show are underway as part of the 102nd Acton Fair. The Class B event starts at 10 a.m. August 27 with $1000 in cash awards plus trophies and ribbons, while the 4-H show opens at 11 a.m. August 26 after the parade. Awards include a top trophy for the leading 4-H participant, three cash prizes and four ribbons per class, plus participation ribbons. Officials include secretary Marion Swasey and manager Fred Swasey for the Class B show, with judges, announcer, and ringmasters named for both events. Entries for the 4-H show are due by August 22, under Ethel MacDonald’s supervision.

Acton York County Ave New England Horsemens Council Maine Horsemens Association Marion M. Swasey Fre-Mar Stables Scarborough Fred F Swasey P. ©. Tracy Cape Elizabeth Norman Farnum Saco A. F. Malley

Negroes Told To Turn Anger Into Action

A Harlem delegation urged Congress to reverse a House action blocking a $40 million administration backed rat control program. Led by Jesse Gray, the group argued rats in slum homes fuel unrest while Rep. John Conyers urged transforming anger into political action.

Washington Harlem Capitol Hill John Conyers Jr D-Mich New York City America Conyers Brownsville Brooklyn House Jesse Gray Gary Congress Frank J. Brasco Gray House Chamber Department of Housing and Urban Development Robert C. Wood H. R. Gross Iowa

Senate Moves to Restore Model Cities Aid and Expand Urban Reform

Senate panels prepare a broad package aimed at restoring most of the House cut on the Johnson model cities program and adding new anti poverty and housing measures. The plan would fund slum rehabilitation with housing, services, and loans to rebuild small businesses in affected areas.

Washington Senate Johnson House Senate Labor Committee Subcommittee Joseph S. Clark D-Pa Mike Mansfield Congress

Centennial Dance Plans Discussed

St Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance plans a cabaret style Centennial Dance for September 9 at the hall at Main and Elm in Biddeford. The group approved renting the hall from Berbil Enterprises Inc and voted to paint the third floor auditorium. Arthur Boissonneault presided.

St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance Main Street Elm Street Biddeford Berbil Enterprises Inc Arthur Boissonneault

Children Die in Nonauto Accidents Reach 16000 in 1966

About 16,000 U.S. children died in accidents not involving automobiles during 1966, highlighting broad safety risks beyond car collisions and prompting calls for prevention efforts across everyday environments.

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Tape Recording Sessions Set By Jaycee Wives

Saco Jaycee Wives concluded plans for recording sessions to capture family voices of Saco servicemen in Vietnam. Mrs. Daniel Dearborn urged local families with loved ones overseas to contact her by Sept. 9 to arrange Biddeford Saco sessions. Volunteers are sought for an Aug. 26 auction at Marden Farm and a Sept. 9 fall rummage sale at GAR Hall.

Jaycee Daniel Dearborn Saco Vietnam Saco Jaycee Barry Gallant Oak St Arthur Huot Biddeford-Saco Marden Farm North Street Gar Hall Sherman Letellier Leroy Waycott James S. Ward III James Cartier Willard Stackpole Raymond Gannon William Warner Wayne Edes Philip Gross

Puerto Rican Teamster Shot in Office Quarrel

In San Juan, Ivan Coll Figueroa, 39, turned himself in after being indicted for first degree murder in the shooting death of Frank Chavez, 39, boss of the Puerto Rican Teamsters local and a Hof fa ally. Chavez died en route to a hospital after being shot twice in his office following a quarrel that began when Chavez dismissed Figueroa from the union.

San Juan P.R Teamster Frank Chavez Chavez James Hoffa Albuquerque N.M Ivan Coll Figueroa Figueroa Union

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