YCCAC Urges Toy Donations For Head Start Centers
York County Community Action calls for toy donations to Head Start centers in Fairfield School Saco J F Kennedy School Biddeford and Cousens Memorial Kennebunk. Guns and violence toys are not accepted. Volunteers may call Alfred office 324 5762 or Biddeford 282 1804 to donate or arrange pickup.
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York County
Fairfield School
Saco
J. F. Kennedy School
Biddeford
Cousens Memorial School
Kennebunk
York County Community Action Corpration
Raymond Savage
CAP
Community Action
Lyndon B. Johnson
Edward J. Haggerty Jr
Service at Union Church Next Sunday at 11
Union Church on Stonge Road Biddeford Pool will hold its first summer service next Sunday at 11 AM. Rev. Stanley A. Bennett of United Baptist Church in Saco will lead worship and deliver a sermon titled What? The same pay for Every One. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Union Church
Stonge Road
Biddeford Pool
Stanley A. Bennett
United Baptist Church
Saco
Saco Firemen's Wives Schedule Bowling Outing
Members of the Saco Firemen's Wives voted to go bowling in the group meeting at the Saco fire station last night. Plans call for a Thursday 7 15 p m meeting at Shaw's parking lot to travel to Roll A Way Lanes Biddeford Elm Street.
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Saco
Shaw’s
Elm Street
Biddeford
Jean McInnis
Peggy Ricker
Irma Lablanc
Rita Levasseur
Sunshine
Kennebunkport
Ogunquit
Aline Richards
Irene Leavitt
Jeanne Hamel
Nancy Buzzell
Elks Donate 200 For Camp Waban Transportation
A Biddeford Saco Lodge meeting at the lodge in Saco voted to donate 200 for transportation to Camp Waban in Berwick for local handicapped children. President Paul Reay led prayers for a deceased member and reports on ill members were given. A lobster bake was announced for July 20 and a lunch was served.
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Biddeford
Duplicate Bridge In Play At Beach
Sea Stars club members staged duplicate bridge with 13 tables at the Beach last night on Donald Briggs Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Players included Jack Sheehan Avis Briggs Ed Berry Marjorie Margiloff Mary Wilbur Carleton Davis Sumner Bernstein Al Rosen Richard Mouigalian S A Grondin A Elo witch Thatcher Blanchard Herbert Bean Jeanne Shaw James Moutsatsos Ted Northway Robert Whelan Paul Chadbourne Dan Drum
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Old Orchard Beach
Sea Stars Club
Pep Mene Brids
Donald Briggs
Ton Avenue
Jack Sheehan
Avis Briggs
Ed’ Berry
Marjorie Margiloff
Mary Wilbur
Carleton Davis
Sumner Bernstein
al Rosen
Richard Mouigalian
S. A. Grondin
A. Elowitch
Thatcher ‘Blanchard
Herbert Bean
Jeanne Shaw
James Moutsatsos
Ted Northway
Robert Whelan
Paul Chadbourne
Dan Drum
Local Players Dominate Mixed Team Scores In Bangor Tournament
A long list of players including Gail Hoyt Eugene Pecoraro and Dora Paulhus appear in top placements for North and South and East and West divisions. Winners include Sheehan Briggs Berry Margiloff Wilbur Davis Bernstein Rosen Mougalian Brock Paulhus Haase Dubois Jacobs Forrest Green Warren Bates Fecteau and Flannery Snow. Sea Stars set games for Briggs home Monday and Thursday at 730 PM as eight or more members plan to join the Bangor tournament across the next two days.
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Lewis Brackett
Celia Gross
Ivan Aranovitch
Richard Shorey
Oscar Paradis
Hiram Morton
David Marshall
North
South
Sheehan
Briggs
Berry
Margiloff
Wilbur
Davis
Bernstein
Rosen and Mougalian
East
West
Brock
Paulhus
Haase
Dubois
Jacobs
Forrest
Green
Warren
Bates
Fecteau
Sea Stars
Bangor
Saco Tax Office To Open Tomorrow
Grace Murray tax collector for Saco announces the tax office will be open tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All other City Hall offices will be closed.
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Grace Murray
Saco
City Hall
World tensions rise as Korea boosts US aid and bases
AP reports South Korea expands US military installations and will receive matching aid, with Defense Minister Choi Young hi suggesting a $100 million project could double Korea's defense impact through US support. A US spokesman declined further comment.
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U.S
Korea
United States
Choi Young-hi
South Korea
North Korea
Kennebunk Residents Gather for Summer Fair and Visits
Town social notes list visits by George Risteen of Brunswick to his daughter in West Kennebunk, intercity relatives from Newton and Tilton, and a biddeford hospital stay. The Mothers' Club announces a summer fair July 18 at Tide Water Court with home foods and raffles, chaired by Aline Wills and Marie Porter, rain date July 19, and mentions a 35 year reunion between Edmund Cashen and Frank Pearson of Mendon after a long absence.
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George Risteen
Brunswick
Howard Miller
West Kennebunk
Ronald Robertson
Ralph
Roger
Ronald
Robert
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Ethel Clark
Haverhill
Mass
Long Pond
Belgrade Lakes
Allen Marks
Bruce
Kenneth
Arline
Newton
Robert Dickson
Ross Road
Clarence Bartlett
Tilton
N.H
Dwight Ames Sr
Hugh Marshall Jr
Wrentham Mass
Hugh Marshall Sr
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Mothers’ Club
Tide Water Court
Norman _ Stevens
Aline Wills
Marie Porter
Elise Cooper
Mary McKenney
Kay Baum
Natalie Zaleski
Helen Taylor
Eleanor Clapp
Mary Fretwell
Frank Pearson
Mendon
Edmund Cashen
Wrentham
President Johnson slips during Marine Barracks parade
Washington AP President Johnson slipped on the bottom step after reviewing a Marine Corps parade at the Marine Barracks. He recovered quickly, waved to the crowd, and boarded his limousine. Generals and agents aided him as he brushed his hair and moved on.
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Johnson
Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Marine Ae
Secret Service
Teenagers Need Job Training for Economic Survival
AP analysis argues teen job shortages threaten youths and society. Discrimination, urban shift, growing Negro teen population, education gaps, automation, and rising minimum wage hinder teen employment. With better direction and training, many youths could obtain semiskilled work and avoid lifelong poverty.
Orangemen Renew Pledge To Britain
In Belfast a hundred thousand Orangemen marched in 20 demonstrations showing loyalty to Britain and the Protestant faith. Overseas members from the United States Canada Australia and South Africa joined. Bonfires lit in honor of the 278th Boyne anniversary, celebrated since 1690. Police leave canceled as 25,000 Orangemen with 300 banners and 200 bands marched five miles to a suburban rally to renew loyalties.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Thorefey Ness
Battle of the Boyne
William of Orange
James II of
Engand
Faith Tabernacle Service Hour Set
Sunday evening services at Faith Tabernacle moved from 7 30 p m to 7 p m and the Young People's devices are discontinued for the summer. They will resume in the Fall.
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Faith Tabernacle Service
Old Orchard Beach
Faith Tabernacle
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