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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1967

Page

3

Hollywood Wrapped in Febrile Production Rush

Hollywood operates at peak pace as studios race to finish TV productions for the fall season. About 79 shows are in production including 25 new series across the three major networks with stars traveling for publicity. Specials, event television, and reruns shape the lineup as executives forecast a busy season with high promotional costs.

Hollywood Washington, D.C NBC ABC Joey Bishop Milton Berle Carol Burnett Jerry Lewis CBS Hall of Fame Elizabeth the Queen San Francisco the King Dream Factories

Noted Drivers Opening Annual Acton Fair

The Lucky Hell Drivers thrill show opens Acton Fair on Aug 24 at 8 p.m. at the grandstand with Dick Cobb Hank Thompson and Billie Mack. They perform speed runs rollovers and stunts in Mustangs and jalopies as part of the four day program through Aug 28.

Acton Dick Cobb Los Angeles Hank Thompson Detroit Marian Billie’ Mack Hollywood Lucky Hell Thompson Bob Connors Miss Mack

Church Service Reflects Saco Centennial Traditions

At First Parish Congregational Church in Saco a Centennial observance unfolded in old time fashion. The organist and soloist led hymns from a century ago while Deacons and the pastor’s wife took seating roles reminiscent of the era. The Rev. Paul K. Weimer preached on global and local events, urging faithfulness to church and country and prayers for justice and peace.

Saco First Wesley Boynton Carl Deis Jr Samuel Longfellow Gottschalk

Subtle Effects From Censure Mark Senator Dodd's Year

Washington AP report details how Sen. Thomas J. Dodd remains active in the Senate while visibly bearing the 92 to 5 censure. Colleagues note changed invitations and lingering self doubts, though Dodd maintains no wrongdoing and continues chairing juvenile delinquency hearings on gun control.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Dodd Senate Senate Ethics Committee Moise Tshombe Congo Tshombe Algeria Johnson

Whist Parties Held At Le Foyer Sunday

Le Foyer at the corner of Foss and Pool Streets in Biddeford hosted whist parties. The organizing committee included Antoinette Chretien Joseph Plourde Suzanne Chouinard Donald Elie Richard St Onge Joseph Chouinard and Alma Morin. Special prizes went to Joseph Chouinard Andre Pineau and Catherine Malone with Ronald Dumont as high scorer. Additional prizes were awarded to Edward Gallant Flora Lambert Albert Coulombe Joseph Gosselin Alphonsine Bolduc Eugene Neault Michael Picard Laura Neault Alma Morin Malvina Gaudette and Richard Pendleton. Mabel Ayotte won a consolation prize and Catherine Malone and Alva Jones received further special prizes. The events will repeat next Sunday night at the hall per the committee.

le Foyer Foss Pool Streets Biddeford Antoinette Chretien Joseph Plourde Suzanne Chouinard Donald Elie Richard St. Onge Joseph Chouinard Alma Morin Andre Pineau Catherine Malone Ronald Dumont Edward Gallant Flora Lambert Albert Coulombe Joseph Gosselin Alphonsine Bolduc Eugene Neault Michael Picard Laura Neault Malvina Gaudette Richard Pendleton Mabel Ayotte Alva Jones

Camp Wagon Train Nears Home on 12 000 Mile Journey

Camp Wagon Train on the last leg of a six and a half week trek departs Biddeford in mid June. Director Joseph M. Wood says the expedition has traversed over 12,000 miles across the United States and Canada. The group arrived in Montreal last week and plans to return to Biddeford tomorrow.

Biddeford Joseph M. Wood United States Canada Wood Montreal

Layless must be stopped and hatred confronted

A compact call to action urging people to overcome causes of hatred and injustice. It emphasizes that freedom comes with costs and that society must strive for change. The message centers on collective responsibility and perseverance toward equality.

World Almanac Facts on Tourism Rise and Maine Wedding

Tourism grows as more states deem it a major industry with 24 states once listed it and 37 now. Miss Linda Dale Wakefield of Kennebunkport plans a fall wedding to Joseph E. LaRoy of Portland. she is a Maine graduate and Canal National Bank employee.

Linda Dale Wakefield Raymond C. Wakefield Maine Street Kennebunkport Wakefield Joseph E. LaRoy Philip E. LaRoy Portland Helen Daly Wakefield Biddeford High School Colby College University of Maine Canal National Bank Saco Lafou Cheverus High School International Business Machines Fishkill N. Y Anastasoff

Liechtenstein Crown Prince Weds Countess in Lavish Vaduz Ceremony

Crown Prince Hans Adam of Liechtenstein married Countess Marie Kinsky in a Roman Catholic rite at Vaduz Castle. About 300 guests celebrated as 3,995 citizens and 25,000 tourists joined, with vast feasting and revelry that overwhelmed local police and infrastructure.

Vaduz Liechtenstein Austria Marie Prince Franz Joseph Rueler Europe

Nation Asks Prayer for End to Riots Across Nation

In response to President Johnson's appeal, Catholics Protestants and Jews in New England prayed for an end to urban violence. Boston leaders urged action against ignorance and inequality, while Maine and Boston churches held services and issued calls for restraint and reform. Marcus Rhoden named top kickoff returner in 1966 with 26 returns for 572 yards.

Boston New England Johnson Massachusetts Council of Churches Richard Cardinal Cushing Center-City America Samuel Korff Rabbinical Council Shaarey Trphiloh Portland Maine Peter L. Gerety Mississippi State Marcus Rhoden John Ginter Indiana

Holidays on Mondays Move in Congress

A House Judiciary subcommittee will hold Aug 16-17 hearings on bills to fix most national holidays on Mondays. Targets include Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day and Veterans Day with Thanksgiving possibly added. Authorization would affect federal government only while states may set their own dates.

Washington Congress House Judiciary

Commerce Contest Awards Announced

The winners in the Canadian Day Sales Contest sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee were announced this morning. Three prizes were awarded with cash amounts of 10 and 25 dollars. Marie Stone of Granite Point Jr Fortunes Rocks won the first prize and Denise A. Du won the second prize.

LD Commerce Biddeford-Saco

Executive Sets Precedent With Non-Stop Solo Flight

James F. Nields 65 of Falmouth Foreside completes a 2650 mile solo Beechcraft Baron flight from Portland Oregon to Portland Maine in 11 hours 41 minutes despite 20 minutes circling for poor visibility. He joins a Portland to Portland air caravan of 34 Oregon businessmen and families on 120 planes covering 4227 air miles. Flight delayed by fuel tank work. returns to Maine ending tour in Williamsport and Lock Haven Pennsylvania.

Portland, Maine National Aeronautic Association Portland Ore James F. Nields Falmouth Leverett G. Richards Oregonian Nield Nields Oregon Lock Haven Williamsport Portand

Barbecue Sparks First Sneider’s Discount Outing

The first annual Sneider's Discount Food Store outing at the Cartier home on Ferry Road Saco featured a barbecue and games for all ages. Prizes went to Miss Joan Belair and Richard O'Brien amid a gathering including Florian Turcotte Louis Gendron and several O'Brien, Belair, and Lemovitz families.

Sneider’s Discount Food Elm St Biddeford Philip Cartier Ferry Road Saco Joan Belair Richard O'Brien Florian Turcotte Louis Gendron Richard O’brien Ivan Menard Jean Belair John O'Brien Roland Bois Daniel Lemovitz Carleton Pendleton

Prize Winners Named in Local Chamber Draw

Winners listed include M. Pigeon of Montreal for third prize ten dollars and a Stacy Street address in Saco. Recipients must call tomorrow to collect at the Chamber office on Adams Street in Biddeford.

Notable Names Gather for Society Event

Beverly Donovan Mrs Florida Guignard Mr and Mrs Edward Bedard and family Peter Du repois Mr and Mrs Allen Sneider and family also Mr and Mrs Angela Chaloult Mr and Mrs Raymond Duranceau Mr and Mrs Denis Lewis and family Highland Ind Miss Phyllis Schultz Portland Md Miss Cheryl Antman Mrs Bertha Kaplan Chicago Ill and the hostess Mr and Mrs Cartier attended.

Beverly Donovan Florida Guignard Edward Bedard Peter Durepois Allen Sneider Angela Chaloult Raymond Duranceau Denis Lewis Highland Ind Phyllis Schultz Portland Stephen Conner Sanborn Cheryl Antman Bertha Kaplan Chicago Cartier

Four Climbers Missing After Mt McKinley Search

Anchorage reports a rescue party searched Mt McKinley as a storm closed in. At least three climbers were confirmed dead, with four others missing and feared dead. Names include Stephen A Taylor of Chicago and teammates from Oregon, Indiana, New York, and Oregon.

Anchorage Alaska Mt. McKinley Park Stephen A. Taylor Chicago Hayes Taylor North America Stephen Taylor Jerry Clark Mark McLaughlin John Russell Eugene Ore Henry Jones Lafayette Ind Portland Dennis Luchterhand Scarsdale N.Y Walter Taylor

Sole Owner of Krupp Empire Dies At Home

Al fried Krupp von Bohlen und Hal bach, 59, died Sunday night at his home on the Krupp estate in Essen. Cause listed as a weak heart. he had been treated for bronchitis. He was transforming his holdings into a public corporation, with his son Arndt, 29, renouncing inheritance. The Krupp name, once famed as armorer to Europe, had wartime ties and postwar reconstructions.

Essen Germany Alfried Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach Krupp Europe Arndt Alfried Krupp Krupp Corporation

Metal Shop to Move to New Elm Street Home

Prescott Sheet Metal Shops plans October opening at its new upper Elm Street location in Biddeford after cement foundations were poured. President David P. Twomey notes 8400 square feet of floor space, with girders to be erected in two weeks. The plant aims for an attractive modern functional design to improve Biddeford's appearance. India’s area is about two fifths that of the continental United States.

Prescott Biddeford Upper Elm Street David P. Twomey Twomey Claire Creative Advertising Agency

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