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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1976

Page

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Gifts of a Christmas pet at Animal Welfare Society

West Kennebunk's Animal Welfare Society hosts a full shelter of dogs, cats, puppies, kittens and even small animals like mice, rats, guinea pigs, and a rare skunk. Shelter manager Eldora Boston notes the public can donate food, money, or time, or adopt a pet as a lasting Christmas gift.

West Kennebunk Old Holland Road Animal Welfare Society Duke Eldora Boston Boston Animal Society Wells Holland Road

Humane Society urges careful gifting of pets this Christmas

The Humane Society warns Christmas is no time for new pets urging prospective buyers to avoid impulse buys. It advises gifting nonliving tokens instead and recommends adopting from shelters to rescue animals. Cautions include vaccination, warming, avoiding decorations hazards, and buying from local shelters.

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Judge orders Gilmore shot at sunrise on Jan seventeenth

Condemned killer Gary Gilmore is scheduled for execution by firing squad at sunrise January 17 at Utah State Prison after Judge J. Robert Bullock set the date. Gilmore, insisting on immediate release, taunted the judge and pressed his bid for ex ecution next.

Gary Gilmore Utah State Prison

Lame duck council weighs next town manager in Old Orchard Beach

Old Orchard Beach town leaders seek to authorize advertising for a town manager successor as Christopher Kent prepares to leave in February. Four of five councilors will not return, leaving Richard Marshall as the only returning member. The meeting covers bus subsidies, a police commendation, and proposed fiscal and licensing actions.

Old Orchard Beach Lame Duck Council Christopher Kent Kent Loranger School E. Emerson Cummings The Journal Cummings Thomas Lee John Litchnett Francis Manduca William Schlatterer

Weather Outlook for December 15, 1976

Snow or rain is forecast for tomorrow evening as a cold front moves through the region. Expect unsettled skies, with possible slippery patches on untreated roads and chilly temperatures overnight.

Lead Screening Efforts Hit Door to Door in York County

York County Community Action workers test children for lead poisoning, aided by volunteer Parental consent is required and cases trigger lead source remediation. The program targets ages two to five with monthly monitoring for low cases. Landlords must de lead within 30 days of a caution sign.

Linda Brickley York County Community Action Scared Hansen Saco YCCA Lucille Simpson

Ordinance Targets Nudity at Old Orchard Beach Beaches

Deputy Police Chief Paul Tibbetts said manpower limits affect enforcement of a newly approved anti nudity ordinance in Old Orchard Beach. The measure bans visible topless displays on sidewalks and requires businesses to cover inappropriate displays. The Bikini Tavern reportedly complies after officials visited. Brunswick Hotel may also be affected.

Old Orchard Beach Paul Tibbetts Journal Beach Tibbetts Bikini Tavern Richard Gabriele Gabriele Brunswick Hotel Francis Garneau Beach Chamber of Commerce Organization of Petroleum Exiting Countries PEC Mohammed Sadri Indonesia Gulf Hotel Saudi Arabia

Kennebunk approves street parking rule during dry periods

Town selectmen pass ordinance allowing cars to park on town streets when no snow emergency is in effect. Residents must still clear a path for plows when snow is present. Another act could aid residents or cost the town, details on page 12.

Kennebunk Selectmen

Golf shifts from rich to wide appeal in Today’s joke

In Today’s chuckle, the joke quips that golf is no longer a rich man’s game as millions of players with modest means enter the sport. The line highlights growing accessibility and popularity of golf across broad demographics.

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