Appeal Cases Disposed Of Quickly In High Court
Justice James P. Archibald disposed of several appeal cases in York County Superior Court yesterday. Pleas of innocent were withdrawn or pleas of guilty entered in cases from North Berwick Sanford Old Orchard Beach Kittery Biddeford and Rochester. Fines ranged from 10 to 150 dollars with costs, and one case involving illegal attachment of plates was not pressed due to a defect in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Archibald
York County
Douglas Norton
North Berwick
Norton
Yorkshire Municipal Court
Fernand Carrier
Wilmington
Mass
Shaw's Road
Sanford
Carrier
Gerry
Joseph E. Robb
Kittery
Barney Beg Pond
Alvah B. Pike
Rochester
N.H
Yorkshire
Laurence W. Jordan
Westbrook
Kennebunk
Traverse
Raynald Labbe
Biddeford
Plea in 25 mph Zone Case at Temple Avenue
A defendant pleaded guilty in Old Orchard Beach to speeding in a 25 mph zone on Temple Avenue on October 7. He was ordered to pay a $25 fine and $12.50 costs after appealing from Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Darlene Bridges Named Wells DAR Good Citizenship Candidate
Miss Darlene Bridges of Wells High is chosen as the DAR Good Citizenship candidate by the Old York chapter. She participates in Student Council, yearbook staff, class treasurer, student librarian and school paper co-typist, with interests in reading swimming and music.
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Darlene Bridges
Robert Bridges
Maple Street
Wells
DAR Good
Wells Igh School
Old York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wells High
Miss Bridges
Abenaki
Cub Scout Pack 309 Busy Schedule For New Year
Pack 309 outlines February events including Cub Scout week mass on the 11th breakfast at K of C hall and a whist fundraiser on the ith at 7 30 p m. February 14 features the Gold and Blue banquet with awards to leaders and den mothers amid Webelos transfers and Boy Scout graduations.
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Den 1
Millette
K. of C. Hall
Chamber rethinks welcome sign slogan in Springville
Springville Alabama chamber of commerce votes to erase the line on highway welcome signs that read a good place to stop shop and flot and begins seeking a phrase that is less poetic and more dignified.
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Springville
Ala
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chagnon Names Delegates To Convention
At Council Chagnon meeting delegates were named for the national convention. Elected were Joseph A. Roberge Robert Ruel Napoleon Nadeau and Leo Paul Fortier with alternates Napoleon J. Roy Leopold Chretien Ernest Valliere and Henry Piette. A cribbage tournament report against the Elks was given and banquet tickets for St Louis High School Class A football champions were announced. Joseph A. Roberge Jr presided over the session.
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Council Chagnon
Joseph A. Roberge
Robert Ruel
Napoleon Nadeau
Leo Paul Fortier
Napoleon J. Roy
Leopold Chretien
Ernest Valliere
Henry Piette
The
Elks
St. Louis
Joseph A. Roberge, Jr
Toastmasters Meet at Oak Ledge Saco
The Biddeford Saco Toastmasters club met in the Oak Ledge motel conference room in Saco last night. Forum master Ernest Therrien assigned topics to LeBeau Charest Deshaies Cyr Sneider Nicoletos Fortier. Norman Bagley Jr led as program toastmaster and Fred Warner and Wilfred Raymond spoke. Raymond discussed Government vs Business. Guest Leo Ross attended. President Albert Deshaies announced the next meeting for January 24 at Oak Ledge.
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Biddeford-Saco -Toastmasters Club
Oak Ledge
Saco
Ernest Therrien
George LeBeau
Leandre Charest
Albert P. Deshaies
Atty
Robert Cyr
Philip Sneider
George Nicoletos
Andre Fortier
Norman Bagley, Jr
Fred Warner
Wilfred Raymond
Warner
Raymond
Leo Ross
Albert F. Deshaies
Senator Lovell Seeks Re-Election To Maine Senate
State Senator Ralph M. Lovell of Sanford announces re election bid as a Republican veteran with York County leadership roles. He chaired committees on state government and industrial and recreational development and pushed two emergency bills in the 100th Maine Legislature, one aiding Saco and one St Francis College Biddeford.
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Ralph M. Lovell
Sanford
Maine
Senate
Lovell
York County
Augusta
Sen
City
Saco
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Betty Ann Leach Feted On Birthday
Miss Betty Ann Leech daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Leech Ness road Kennebunk celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at her home Monday afternoon Games were played and prizes awarded following the opening of gifts Refreshments were carved from a table decorated in the birthday motif Centerpieces were two birthday cakes one made by the hostess and one by Tory Ann's grandmother Mrs A Wesley Leech Guests included Evelyn and Indy Bush Bruce Lovett Nancy Leech Sheila and Vickie Witham other relatives and friends Grandparents were Mrs Carrie Brooks and Mr and Mrs A Wesley Leech also Mrs Earl Witham Mrs Yoseph Bush Mrs Robert Leech Mrs Paul LaMay Mrs Judith Lovett Mrs Ora McConnell Mr and Mrs Everett Waterhouse and the hostess
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Betty Ann Leech
Richard Leech
Ness Road
Kennebunk
Ory Ann
A. Wesley Leech
Evelyn and
Indy Bush
Bruce Lovett
Nancy Leech
Sheila
Vickie Witham
Ohetta Stimpson
Zoleen Me'hetres
Greer Baum
Diane Bush
James Leech
Onor
Gary
Craic
Carrie Brooks
Earl Witham
Yoseph Bush
Robert Leech
Paul LaMay
Finances Sought For St. Louis Band
St Louis High School band plans a fundraiser drive to cover 7000 dollars for a five day trip to Washington DC for the Cherry Blossom parade. Roland Lemieux chairs the effort with Leonard Drapeau as treasurer and publicity head and Brother Edgar as moderator and secretary. A second public meeting is set for Wednesday at St Joseph parish hall. The band, 57 members, was among five nationwide chosen by the Trade Union to participate in the annual fete.
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St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Roland Lemieux
Leonard Drapeau
Brother Edgar
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Biddeford Board Names Trustees and Committees
Biddeford elected trustees Charles F. Leach Albion Benton and Archie Maxwell. Decorating committee includes Mrs Carleton Davis Mrs William Beety and Mrs Paul Grace. Historical committee led by Donald Fraser with Carleton Foss and others. Conference delegates include Mrs Helen Daly and Mrs Elizabeth McAdoo. Building committee reappointed with Thomas Haley as chairman and members Carleton Davis and Lawrence Staples.
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Millard Neal
Neil Dow
Everett Holt
Charles F. Leach
Albion Benton
Archie Maxwell
Carleton Davis
William Beety
Paul Grace
Donald Fraser
Carleton Foss
Harold Staples
John Moeckel
Helen Daly
Elizabeth McAdoo
Biddeford-Saco
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Webelos
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Stephen Shea
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