Saco Jaycees Plan Battle Of The Bands
Saco Jaycees map prelims for the Battle of the Bands at the Saco Armory on February 23. The winner advances to the Maine state contest in Augusta on April 20, then to the national final in Boston next July. Age 13 to 19 by Feb 23. at least one Maine resident for two months prior. Ten bands max. first come, first served. Trophies for top two and best individual talent. information from Sherman Letellier, Seaside Avenue, Ferry Beach, Saco.
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Saco Jaycees
Saco Armory
National Jaycees
Saco
Augusta
State of Maine
Boston
Maine
Sherman Letellier
Seaside Avenue
Ferry
Beach
Sherman
Girl Scout Troop Visits Radio Station in Biddeford
Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 29 visited radio station WIDE as part of the My Community badge work. Badges awarded to members including Jane Beaulieu Denise Gobeil Joyce Dechene Patricia Boissonneault and Katherine Dudley new member Susan Thiubeault was welcomed and plans for a tobogganing party were discussed. Other attendees included Diane Beaudoin Joan Souliere Denise Moody Debra Nadeau Julia Souliere Judith O’Neil Cindy Daly Paulette Lamentagne Diane Gagnon and leaders Mrs. Lucille Dudley and Mrs. Gilberte Gagne. The piece notes there are over 240000 buses in the country with more than half being school buses.
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Biddeford
Janee Beaulieu
Debra Labrecque
Denise Gobeil
Joyce Dechene
Sign of the Star
Patricia Boissonneault
Katherine Dudley
Susan Thibeault
Waterboro Man Guilty On Traffic Charge Plea Leads to Fines
Waterboro resident George H. Ramsell aged 58 was found guilty of operating under the influence and fined 175 dollars by Judge George Varney in Saco District Court. Several others faced speeding, stop sign, and license violations with fines up to 150 dollars and varied pleas.
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Waterboro
George Varney
Saco
George H. Ramsell
Walter G. Noble
Heath Road
Kennebunk
Noble
Thomas F. Fox
Kittery
Fox
Noto J
Rene R. St. Ours
Camp Ellis
Stanley K. Hill
RFD
Biddeford
Hill
Charles A. Trumbull
Fryeburg
Harold L. Daniels
Quaker Hill
Conn
Doris E. Paryeur
Torrington
Jon P. Clogston
Tatic Road
Wells
Maurice R. Prince
Manchester
N.H
Richard B. Dumbrocyo
Sebago Lake
Lindley R. Bridges, Jr
Robert B. Chilkott
South Portland
Byron H. Cowan Jr
Buxton
Arundel
John A. Mack Jr
Worcester
Mass
Sanborn’s Motor Express
Portland
Roads Declared Limited-User Highways In Kennebunk
The Kennebunk Board of Selectmen designated four roads as limited-user highways after a December hearing. Emmons Road Harts Road and New Road were set unanimously while Kimball Lane passed 3 to 1 with the chairman voting no. Herman Cohen resides on Kimball Lane and spoke at the hearing.
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Kennebunk
Board of Selectmen
Herman Cohen
Kimball Lane
Emmons Road
Harts Road
New Road
Coffee event aids March of Dimes in Augusta
Mrs Charles Swicker and Mrs Alphonse Monier attended a Blaine Mansion coffee in Augusta on Wednesday to support the March of Dimes. The United States had purchased the Virgin Islands in 1917.
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Charles Swicker
Alphonse Monier
Blaine Mansion
Augusta
United States
Virgin Islands
Editors Use Delay on Trial Info Restrictions
A spokesman for the American Society of Newspaper Editors urges a one year delay on proposed fair trial information restrictions by the American Bar Association. The open letter, by J Edward Murray, calls for full editor discretion to disclose crime details at the start while withholding inadmissible pretrial information to aid court cooperation. The letter argues reforms should pause and focus on handling of attorney conduct and press bar dialogue.
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Gallup
N.M
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Bar Association Today
Advisory Committee On
Fair Trial and Free Press
Paul C. Reardon
Massachusetts
House of Delegates
Chicago
J. Edward Murray
ASNE
Freedom of Information and Press-Bar Committee
New Mexico Press Association
Murray
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Ariz
Reardon
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Potato Warts Reported in Tucker County West Virginia
The report from the State Agriculture Department notes potato warts found near Thomas in Tucker County, the first known United States occurrence. The agency believes the disease could be eradicated from the area and the country by 1970.
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West Virginia
Charleston, W.va
State Agriculture Department
Thomas, Tucker
United States
Such assumptions are not equal to the situation letter
The note argues that assumptions do not match the actual circumstances, emphasizing a gap between belief and fact. It stresses careful assessment and warns against drawing conclusions without full context. The statement reflects cautious judgment in evaluating complex matters.
Mothers Club in Kennebunk holds all day meeting
An all day Mothers' Club meeting at the Low er Village fire station drew 19 attendees with President Natalie Zaleski leading the business session. Plans were made for summer fair sewing, new member consideration, and upcoming Feb 7 meeting. Dinner was arranged by Shirley Schmidt and others. The Kennebunk Board of Selectmen met with new Town Manager Donald Dulac to review relief cases and the proposed budget.
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Mothers’ Club
Lower Village
Natalie Zaleski
Averill Goulden
Grace Gunn
Helen Taylor
Vera Clough
Kay Baum
Marie Porter
Shirley Schmidt
Peggy Nunan
Kennebunk Board of Selectmen
Donald Dulac
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Lou Roy
Maine Line Motors
Upper North St
Biddeford Savings Bank
Main St
F.d.1.c
Biddeford, Maine
Old Orchard Beach
Lina
Biddeford and Saco
Maurice Roux
Richard Sweeney
Steve Arsenault
Clarence Lapierre
John Ray
Thornnton Academy Linnwell
ABA
Re Ge
Santa Maria
Calif
Patricia Rush
Everett Stehens
John P. Blanchard
Santa Barbara County
Norwich
Philadelphia
Carol Serafino
Fidelity Bank
San Francisco
Robert Jewes
Drewes
American Newspaper Guild
The
Examiner
Sunoco
Springvale
SUN Oil Company
Eves
O’brien
SUN Oil CO
Clemons St
Biddeford-Saco Coal & OM CO
Cleaves St
Biddeford Glass CO
Portland Glass
Elm ST
Alfred St
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