Chaplain Lyon Rides Circuit In Vietnam By Helicopter
Chaplain Lt Col Wilson I Lyon of MACV Hue and the 11th Division Tactical Area traded his horse for a helicopter to visit outposts 50 miles from the DMZ. He distributed fruit cake candy and gifts to U S advisors and Vietnamese children on Christmas Day and earlier hosted a village party with Rev Tom Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MACV
ADV
Hue
Vietnam
Wilson I Lyon
Kennebunk
Maine
Military Assistance Command
11Th Division
Lyon
North Vietnam
U.S
11Th Dta
Gio Linh
Dmz
Bobby J. Brown
Ihaplain
B.L. Kapperman
Father LeFos
Tom Stebbins
Vietnamese Christian Youth Center
Santa Claus
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Officers Named by Daughters of Penelope in Saco Meeting
Mrs. Alexandria Vorias was elected as president of the Daughters of Penelope at the annual meeting held at the Ahepa Home in Saco. Other officers include Katherine Shoureas as vice president and Anita Tito as treasurer and public relations chair. The retiring president Tito presided as jewels were ordered. A holiday fruit cake sale proceeds report was given. Social hour followed at Wonderbar Steak House in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Vorias
Penelope
Pleasant Street
Saco
Katherine Shoureas
Betty Brickates
Mary Economos
Betty Vassill
Anita Tito
Ethel Psomiades
Georgia Mouzas
Joan Cotsis
Peggy
Ann Clifford
Rhoda Clifford
Testa Tito
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Merchants Group Schedules Meeting in Biddeford Saco
Chairman Eliot Fink announced the annual Merchants Committee meeting of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce will be held Wednesday at 9 30 a m in the chamber conference room. Agenda includes 1966 Christmas street lighting report 1967 officer elections and plans for the 1967 retail promotion with events and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Fink
Merchants Committee
Biddeford - Saco Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Thunderbird Patrol Receives Instructions for Special Project
Ernest Ouellette instructed members of the Thunderbird Patrol at a meeting last night held at 21 Wakefield Ave in Saco. Patrol Leader Mark Johnston and Quartermaster Clyde Clyatt conducted opening ceremonies as David Dawn collected dues. A follow up meeting is set for January 16 at the Ouellette home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbird Patrol
Ernest Ouellette
Wakefield Ave
Saco
Mark Johnston
Clyde Clyatt
David Dawn
Quellette Home
Larceny Counts Against Youths Are Dismissed
Larceny charges against two youths were dismissed in 10th District Court in Saco after each paid 25 costs. Clifford A. Faille of El mira New York and John Thomas McSweeney of Malden Massachusetts were arrested for a break into Caouette's Market in Biddeford. Several beers and cigarettes were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th District
Saco
Clifford A. Faille
Elmira
N.Y
John Thomas McSweeney
Malden
Mass
Caouette
Pool St
Bideford
Edmund C. Bodkin
Stonybrook
N. Y
Joseph Callahan
Cedar Grove
N.J
Peter Kuper
Bronx Ny
Robert Dalton
Manchester Conn
Normand L. Belanger
Granite Street
Biddeford
Louis Wallis III
Yardville
Lorraine L. Emmons
Cape Porpoise
Frederick W. White
Vernon St
Joseph A. Potvin
Kennebunkport
Charles W. Fuller
Kennebunk
John A. Dalrymple
Rochester
N.H
Arthur Routhier
Trenton
N. J
George William Samaha
Milan
Ohio
Bertrand G. Charest
Lewiston
James R. Foley
Cumberland Center
Percy Webster
Portland
Barbara Carter
Dover
Rushforth Williams
Errol E. Lee
Albion
Peter C. Davis
Bernard C. Laflamme
Winslow
Craig A. Cummings
Providence
R. L
Albert P. Lancelotte
Woburn
Robert L. Paucek
Gorham
Roland G. Perrin
Westfield St
Norman Patterson
King St
Joseph A. L. Letender
Pine St
Maurice Morneau
Emery St
Mike Savas
Oak St
Chester W. Ingalls
Ellsworth
Gerald T. Page
Bernard P. Henri
Wakefield Ave
Robert G. Moreau
Miller Ave
Leo P. Drouin
Green St
Rene L. Cote
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
David D. Vaughan
Main Street
Trinity Episcopal Churchwomen Elect Officers
The Trinity Episcopal Churchwomen held their annual meeting at the parish house on Cleveland Street in Saco and elected officers. President is Mrs. Janet Nicholas, Vice President Miss Florence Rea, Secretary Mrs. James Ward III, and Treasurer Mrs. Charles Massie. Dues were collected during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal
Cleveland Street
Saco
Janet Nicholas
Florence Rea
James Ward III
Charles Massie
Sanford Firm Granted $217000 Contract for Metal Containers
The USS Army awarded Thurston Erlandsen Corporation of Sanford a $217 000 contract to fabricate metal containers aiding ship helicopter transmissions. A company spokesman said the deal would stabilize the 47 man labor force for the coming year.
Council-Manager Form Favored by Saco Committee
The Saco City Government Study Committee backs the council-manager form after reviewing U S practices and a draft charter by Stanley Judkins of Hans Klunder Associates. The plan separates policy from administration with elected officials guiding policy and a professional manager running city operations. The next Jan 17 meeting will refine the charter for planning board approval and state legislative submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Saco City
Stanley Judkins
Hans Klunder Associates
Saco
National Municipal League
Ford Foundation
Samuel S. Fels Fund
Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation
International City Managers Association
Sears Roe
Judkins
Council Manager Government
Planning Board
Lloyd Anderson
Gordon Pendleton
James Cartier
Charles Cote
Arthur
Maine Big Price War Warnings Prompt Legislative Caution
Maine lawmakers warned against legislating price wars as a subcommittee finds attempts could create a worse market. The report notes 2000 dealers in zones, price shifts by major firms, and potential higher consumer prices if cures hit the wholesale level. The panel recommends no new law and hopes industry self correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Legislative Research Committee
Valentine Girl Named By Xi Omicron Sorority
Mrs. James Truman was chosen as the Valentine Girl at a Xi Omicron Exemplar Chapter meeting held at her Good ale Avenue home in Saco. President Mrs. Richard Sawtelle presided as the treasurer reported 1966 finances and the Corresponding Secretary read thank-you notes and letters from the International home office. A world affairs group discussion followed the program chaired by Mrs. Raymond Audie. The next meeting is slated for January 23 with several members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
James Truman
Xi Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Truman
Goodale Avenue
Saco
Richard Sawtelle
James Nadeau
Paul Reay
International Home Office
Raymond Audie
Jerome Daly
Thomas Daly
Philip Scamman
Junior Girl Scout Troop 95 Plans Field Trips
Biddeford troop 95 held a meeting at Scout Hall on Pool Street led by Mrs. Raymond Lizotte with duties by the Chipmunk Pink Pussycats Gypsies and Shamrock Patrols. Plans include a visit to the Biddeford Fire Station for the Community Safety Badge and a February trip to Boston to see the Ice Follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Scout Hall
Pool Street
Raymond Lizotte
Boston
Ice Follies
April Roy
Margaret Dineen
Celeste Lemire
Susan lLajeunesse
Katherine Grondin
Jeannine Cantara
Nancy Patterson
Catherine Lynes
Lynn Caron
Anne Thibeault
Linda LaBrecque
Mary Boucher
Elaine Belisle
Janice Deshaies
Susan Bertrand
Christine Benoit
Hollywood Fountains Of Creativity Are Drying Up
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes a drought in TV creativity as NBC airs new spoof comedies Captain Nice and Mr Terrific while ABC expands news coverage and all networks plan the State of the Union. NBC shifts film to Pardners and The Ugly American. TV tips include The Beatles at Shea Stadium and Invaders premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
Mr. Terrific
CBS
Stephen Strimpell
Red Buttons
Stanley Beamish
Stanley
William Daniels
Carter Nash
Shea Stadium
ABC
Officers Named by Owen-Davis Home Corporation Post
The Owen-Davis Home Corporation of the Owen-Davis Post American Legion held at Beach Street Saco elected officers. Re-elected were Ernest Whitten as president and Carl Murphy as clerk. New officers include Richard Dutcher vice president and Donald Linscott treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis Home Corporation
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Ernest Whitten
Carl Murphy
Richard Dutcher
Donald Linscott
Myron Campbell
Robert Janelle
Walter Stebbins
William Fougere
Roberts
Guy Goodwin
Ernest Cantara
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Raymond Moley Jr
Thornton Academy
Owen-Davis American Legion Post
Harry E. Rowell
Robert L. Janelle
Sybil Bean
Librar
Ian
Robert L. Bowie
Academy
Burns School
Notre Dame de Lourdes School
Dyer Library
the Legion
Burnsee
Wilson L. Lyon
Mike
Prescrimont
Deyon’s Pharmacy Cor. Hill & Main Streets
Mr Pay Ad
Eachenge Inc
Rs i Pharmacy Etade
Thunderbirds
Jackson
Congress St
Trinity Episcopal Churchwomen
Sanford
Michael A. Petit, M.D
DeMolay Group
Bradford
Order of DeMolay
Saco Masonic Hall
Ralph Rumery
Telephone
Philip Sherman
Peter Smith
Thomas Bryant Jr
John Campbell
Thomas Kimball
David Harris
Spiros Draggins
John Throumoulos
Rumery Civic Service
Harris
Arthur Littlefield
Steven Ellis
Campbell
Steven Zaferson
Rumery
Kimball Alan Hill
Steven Littlefield
Bruce Boyer
Sherman
Smith
Zaferson
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
Kora Temple
Mothers Club
Azov Sea
Russia
Girl Scout
Biddeford-Saco
Theresa T. Michaud
Camille Michaud
Clifford St
Raymond J. Bolduc
Zoel Bolduc
Jeannette Ave
Michaud
Biddeford High School
Bolduc
New England
Marement Corporation
Hollywood
Peter Jennings
Han
Home Corporation
Texaco Fuel Chief
Texaco
Coal & Oil Co
Cleaves St
B. F. Goodrich
Oaly Bros
Alfred St
Tsroncre
Businessman
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