Vietnam Vet Returns on Leave to Kennebunk Tales
Lt Rodney Lindsey, a U S Army flyer with over 800 combat missions in Viet Nam, returns to the U S on a three day Kennebunk leave with wife Sandra Staples. After leave, Lindsey heads to the Pentagon. Also notes visitors and local movements involving Boston, Campbell family, and Shibles. A San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates tidbit notes NL roster facts. A church camp hootenanny marks dedication at St Pauls United Church of Christ Menomonee Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Lindsey
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
United States
Kennebunk
Sandra Staples
Russell Staples
C. Roland Dutch
Washington
Pentagon
Menomonee Falls
Wis
St Paul's United Church of Christ
Miss Margaret Bouchard Receives Degree at Cambridge School
Miss Margaret Bouchard graduated May 27 from the Cambridge School of Business in Boston where she served as co captain of the Cheerleading squad. A Kennebunk High School class of 1963 graduate she was majorette and head majorette in her senior year. She is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie Bouchard and the late William Bouchard and is spending the summer with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bouchard
Cambridge School of Business
Boston
Miss Bouchard
Kennebunk High School
Elsie Bouchard
Fletcher Street
Kennebunk
William Bouchard
Traffic Cases Jam Kennebunk Court Docket
Judge Ches ter Cram's Municipal Court docket yesterday centered on traffic violations. Names include Richard Dunne Jr from Morris town pleaded guilty to speeding with a $20 fine. Maynard Mack of New Haven Conn also paid a $20 speeding fine. Lincoln F Freye of Lebanon was fined $20 for inadequate muffler. James R Speirs of Portland pleaded guilty to illegal beer possession with a $15 fine. Ald H Cote of Thompsonville Conn paid $35 for operating after license suspension. Hector Robitaille of Lewiston pleaded guilty to driving without a license with $10. Roger A Cousins of Thomaston had case continued after pleading guilty to driving without a license. Roland J Hotte Jr of Wells pleaded guilty to passing a red light with $5. Lawrence J Stewart of Newburyport Mass pleaded guilty to left of center while cresting a grade with $20. Claire Beaucage of Kittery paid $20 for a similar offense. Gary S Davis of Waltham Mass had case continued indefinitely after pleading guilty to gasoline theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Chester Cram
Richard Dunne Jr
Morristown
N.J
Robert W. Labbe
Middle St
Saco
Maynard Mack
New Haven Conn
Lincoln F. Freye
RFD 1
Lebanon
James R. Speirs
Abbott St
Portland
Ald H. Cote
Thompsonville
Conn
Hector Robitaille
Bates St
Lewiston
Roger A. Cousins
Thomaston
Roland J. Hotte Jr. Wells
Lawrence J. Stewart
Newburyport
Mass
Claire Beaucage
Durgin Park
Kittery
Gary S. Davis
Waltham Mass
Shade Trees Provide Cooling for Warm Months
Extension Agent CONRAL GRIFFIN explains shade trees act as natural air conditioners reducing ground heat transfer and interior temperatures. Large trees yield more shade than small ones, and planting offsets sun exposure on east and west sides. Neighbors with well shaded properties offer practical guidance for York County residents seeking cooler homes and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
York County
Tips For Teens Advice Column Date Night Plans
Elinor Williams answers teen questions about dating at sixteen, offering tips on organizing double dates, blind dates, home parties, and friendly games to boost confidence. She advises avoiding drama over crushes, suggests home gatherings with snacks, and recommends bowling or school activities as age appropriate date options while encouraging self improvement and social ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Elinor
Ans
Lonely Hearts Club
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Racial tolerance win in Canadian adoption
Ottawa social worker Betts Stubbins notes a quiet victory for racial tolerance in Canadian adoption agencies. More Canadians are adopting children of other races, with well educated parents often best suited to guide adopted children through emotional challenges, including adolescence and awareness of prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Betts Stubbins
Adoption Department of Ottawa Children’s Aid
Stubbins
College buys 70000 fossils for Milwaukee campus
The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee agreed to purchase the Greene Geological Museum collection of about 70 000 fossils from Milwaukee Downer College for 20000 dollars. The fossils, dating as far back as 500 million years, were gathered by Thomas A. Greene, a Rhode Island native who came to Milwaukee in 1848. The donor school is moving to Appleton to merge with Lawrence College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Greene Geological Museum
Milwaukee-Downer College
Thomas A. Greene
Rhode Island
University
Appleton
Lawrence College
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Russell
Dwight Ames
the Landing
Kenneth Campbell
Julie
Orono
John Dresser
Mechanic Street
Stevens, Macdonald and Page
Campbell
University of Maine
Dorothy Shibles
Sea Road
Tranci TV
Portland Street
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren
Gga
China
Mt Uy
Warren's
T. V
Salem
Arren
Main ST. Biddeford
Kennebunk Court
Conral
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