Saco Couple Celebrate Anniversary in 25th Year
The 25th wedding anniversary of Floyd A. and Alice Willey Smith was celebrated at the North Saco Grange Halls on Saturday night. The couple, long residents of Saco and Benton and Ashland, were presented a money tree and gifts as family and friends gathered, including many local residents and relatives from Massachusetts and New York.
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North Saco
Floyd A. Smith
Buxton Road
Saco
Dawn Slater
Ruth Willey
Glenny Willey
Smith
Alice Willey
Benton
Ashland
New Britain
Conn
Scott Smith
Lynn
Mass
Slater
Bruce Smith
Old Orchard Beach
Bartt Smith
Brett Smith
Michael
Robert L. Slater
Bruce A. Smith
Alvah Littlefield
Frank Raychard Jr
Frank Willey Sr
Sherman Letellier
David Wormwood
Robert Neal
Randall Willey
Laurence Poulin
Carl Libbey Jr
Ronald Sargent
Joseph W. Sparks
Edna Grafffam
Arthur Willey
Arthur Willey Jr
Dennis Willey
Timothy Willey
David Wiley
Casey Daniel
Middleton
Carolyn Willey
Saugus
Scott A. Smith
John Wright
Gertrude Dennett
Gerard Moreau
Winthrop Willey
Billerica
Frank Willey Jr
Donald Willey
Malden
Boston's 45th mayor outlines four-year plan at Faneuil Hall
Kevin H. White, age 38, addressed Boston residents from Faneuil Hall, outlining his four-year program in an 11 minute speech during the inaugural ceremony. The brief 40 minute ceremony marked his accession as mayor.
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Associated Press Boston
Kevin H. White
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Notice of Arborist Examination in Maine
The State Arborist Examining Board will hold a written exam for licensing in shade and ornamental tree care. Date is Monday January 15 1968 at 8 30 A M. Room 416 State Office Building Augusta and Department of Botany Deering Hall Room 217 University of Maine Orono.
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P.L
State Office
Augusta
Department of Botany
Deering Hall
University of Maine
Orono
Don Meredith to Retire From Cowboys in 1967
Dallas quarterback Don Meredith, a workhorse of the Eastern Division champion Cowboys, will retire after eight pro seasons. He told teammates and friends after the loss to Green Bay, planning to join a Dallas stock brokerage firm in 1967.
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Dallas
Tex
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
Meredith
Green Bay
Cowboys
Steve Perkins
Medicare rule changes simplify hospital admissions
The new law removes needless paperwork by recognizing physician admission rules and places all out-patient diagnostic services under Part B Medicare. It shifts coverage so hospital stays are reimbursed through doctors’ bill insurance, consolidating outpatient services previously under Part A.
Johnson Tightens Travel And Investment Controls
Johnson continued from page one by restricting U S import barriers and travel for two years. Legislation to re strict travel will be submitted to Congress. Executive order clamps controls on overseas investments. No new investments allowed this year in Western Europe or South Africa. Investments in Britain and other non European developed nations will be held to 65 percent of the 1965 66 average.
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U.S
Congress
United States
Johnson
Europe
South Africa
Britain
Australia
Canada
Million Dollar Carpet Warehouse Fire Suspected Arson
A warehouse fire in Pompano Beach caused about one million yards of carpeting to be destroyed, with investigators suspecting arson after ransacking of files and desks prior to the blaze. Robert Salame, co owner of the Boston Bug Co., said most loss came from water damage.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Robert Salame
Boston Bug Co
Ocean Park Association Holds Annual Winter Meeting
Ocean Park Maine the Ocean Park Association board of directors and assembly committee held midwinter sessions at Porter Memorial Hall Grove. New property owners joined association membership following year end reports showing a successful 1967 season and a balanced 1968 budget. An August 3 meeting was scheduled in Jordan Memorial Hall. The group patronizes Sunday worship and midweek entertainments.
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Ocean Park
Ocean Park Association
Board of
Assembly
Porter Memorial Hall
the Grove
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Hartley T. Grandin
Suncook
N.H
George P. Bentley
Ambhert
Mass
Rufus H. Bond
Medford
B. C. Jordan Memorial Hall
Two Lincoln County Men Hospitalized After Biddeford Crash
Lynn Bailey of Nobleboro and Timothy Woodbury of Damariscotta were taken to Webber Hospital after a Sunday car crash at Veterans Circle Route 1. Bailey was released. Woodbury underwent surgery and remains in good condition. Police found forty three cigarette cartons with New Hampshire tax stamps in the car. The men said the cigarettes were bought for their own use for 100 dollars at a military base and elsewhere in New Hampshire. Investigating officers were Chief Edgar Sevigny and Sgt. Adelbert Morin. Russia became a great power during the reign of Peter the Great.
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Lincoln County
Veterans’ Circle
Route 1
Biddeford
Lynn Bailey
Nobleboro
Maine
Timothy Woodbury
Damariscotta
Webber Hospital
Bailey
Woodbury
New Hampshire
Edgar Sevigny
Adelbert Morin
Commandery to Confer Temple Work on Three Candidates
St. Amand Commandery Knights Templar will confer the Order of the Temple on three candidates during a West Kennebunk Masonic Hall meeting. Candidates report at 6 p.m. with degree work to follow, then a full opening and business session at 7:30 led by Wells commander Herbert A. Swett.
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Kennebunk
Order of the Temple
St. Amand Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
West Kennebunk
Herbert A. Swett
Wells
West Kennebunk Masonic Hall
Orders of Red Cross
Malta
Newell Chase
Holiday Eve Party Held In Biddeford
Mr and Mrs William Doran Jr entertained a group of friends on New Year s Eve at their Southgate Avenue home Biddeford. Playroom decorations reflected the holiday motif and a buffet lunch was served. Guests included many local residents and visitors from Massachusetts.
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William Doran Jr
Southgate Avenue
Biddeford
Robert Montpas
Normand Daigneault
Donald Robinson
Norman Huot
Roger Huot
Raymond Soulard
Raymond Montpas
John Doran
Jack Foley
William Dumont
William Morris
Albert Collard
Margaret Morris
Daniel Gagne
John Foss
Laurier Caron
Roger Croteau
Massachusetts
Biddeford Bus In Minor Accident
A minor collision on Elm Street Biddeford involved a school bus owned by Delage's Garage and Body Shop and a car driven by Pauline Martin fifty of 141 Foss Street Biddeford. The bus scraped the left fender as it passed. No injuries were reported by Biddeford police.
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Elm Street
Biddeford
Pauline Martin
Foss St
Delage
Old Orchard Beach Lodge and Council Meeting Notice
Old Orchard Beach hosts a meeting of the Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall on Old Orchard Street. Rev James J Mullen Council K of C Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Columbus Club Hall Union Avenue. In Seattle a New Year’s party aboard the Illahee drew eight Bainbridge Island commuters with music hats and party items.
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Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Old Orchard Street
James J. Mullen
K. of C
Columbus Club Hall
Union Avenue
Seattle
Illahee
Bainbridge Island
Maine Firm Merges With Rogers Fibre in Colonial Board Deal
Colonial Board Co. of Manchester Conn. votes to merge with Rogers Fibre Co. of Bar Mills and Poland Maine. Rogers shareholders approved December 27. Merger creates a $8 million combined sales group with 37,500 new preferred shares issued. John Rogers becomes Colonial VP and director. Robert Fuller remains CEO as integration aims for efficiencies.
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Colonial Board Co
Manchester
Conn
Rogers Fibre Co
Bar Mills
Poland
Maine
Roger’s
Roger
Colonial Common
John Rogers
Rogers Co
Robert P. Fuller
Colonial
Rogers’ Mills
Colonial Board
Rogers
Donald R. Ross
Covington
Tenn
Roglers
New Year White House actions aim to curb payments gap
President Johnson announced five new steps to shrink the U.S. balance of payments gap at his New Year’s Day news conference. He urged Americans to prioritize domestic travel and save about 500 million dollars in tourism expenditures by limiting travel to the Western Hemisphere for two years.
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White
Raymond S. Wilkins
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Kathryn
John F. Collins
Mary
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
John A. Volpe
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Johnson
U.S
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Wells Officers of Ocean Lodge to Install Friday
A.M. and A.M. will be installed in semi public ceremonies Friday at 7 30 p m in Highpine Masonic Hall, Sanford Road, Wells. Refreshments will be served. The bylaws committee of the Wells Congregational Church will meet tomorrow at 7 20 p m at the Second church building. Choirs will rehearse Thursday in the parish house, junior at 7 p m and senior at 8 p m. The Congregational Women's group meets Jan 8 at 7 45 p m in the Second Church parish house. The program will feature slides of Europe by Mrs. Doris Stillings and Mrs. Millicent Goodwin. Refreshments will be served under Mrs Maude Averill. Jan 14 is the annual parish meeting date.
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Ocean Lodge
A.M
Highpine
Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Wells Congregational Church
Congregational Women's Church
Doris Stillings
Millicent Goodwin
Europe
Maude Averill
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