Art Students Exhibit At Ocean Park Hall
Fourteen art students and Mrs. Robert W. Cole Sr. of Dayton will display more than 75 oil paintings at Porter Memorial Hall in Ocean Park Grove from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. The group, many from a winter studio at Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wilson’s Temple Avenue home, includes Mrs. Annie Phillips of Saco as the oldest exhibitor. A silver bowl tea will aid the Ocean Park Association resident committee, with Mrs. Bedell and several others pouring. In a separate note, John Cullati of Natick was fined $10,000 and given a one month suspended sentence for tax evasion in 1964.
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Ocean Park
Robert W. Cole Sr
Dayton
Porter Memorial Hall
the Grove
Elizabeth M. Wilson
Temple Ave
Annie Phillips
Saco
Cole
Phillips
Ruby L. Brown
Lillian §. Jakeman
F. Ethel Rowlands
Helen G. Smith
Wilson
Anna Anderson
Noelie Houle
Isabella McIver
Old Orchard Beach
Jeannette Bedell
Augusta Chater
Mahoning
Lou G. Brown
Mat H. Farnum
Ocean Park Association
Bedell
Brown
Houle
Jakeman
Elva M. Frizzle
William E. Connell
Kenneth FE. Cox
Marion E. Nelson
Earl C. Scott
Boston
John Cullati
Natick
Route 9
Framingham
Cullati
Five Divorces Awarded In Saco Court
Five divorces granted in 10th District Court at Saco include Judith St Onge Findlay of Old Orchard Beach versus Lewis J Findlay of Portland with custody to Mrs Findlay and alimony of 1 dollar yearly plus minor child support of one dollar weekly. Anita Kennard of Biddeford versus James Kennard of Kennebunkport ordered for $1 yearly alimony $40 weekly child support and $250 counsel fees with custody to Mrs Kennard. Theodora Johnson of Wells versus Theodore Johnson Jr with son support set at $20 weekly and custody to Mrs Johnson. Norma Levesque of Saco versus Jerald Levesque with $1 yearly alimony $30 weekly child support and $250 counsel fees plus custody to Mrs Levesque. Dorothy Lesieur of Biddeford versus Maurice A Lesieur with 1941 marriage detail and related terms.
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10Th District Court
Saco
Judith St. Onge Findlay
Old Orchard Beach
Lewis James Findlay
Portland
Norma R. Levesque
Jerald R. Levesque
Levesque
Dorothy Lesieur
Biddeford
Maurice A. Lesieur
Sargent Vetoes Bill Over MDC Patrolman Compensation
Boston AP report states Governor Francis W. Sargent vetoed a bill that would have paid Metropolitan District Commission Patrolman Richard wages totaling 6 100 and medical expenses 5 700. The action affects a local police pay dispute and related medical costs.
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Associated Press
Boston
Frankcis W. Sargent
Metropolitan District Commission
Richard
Guidance Head Attends Bates College Workshop
Joseph E. McCarthy of Thornton Academy attended Bates College for a workshop seminar on Financial Aid officers from Maine colleges. The program ran 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Richard Rowe explained changes in administration of government programs in the National Defense Student Loan Program and the Educational Opportunity Grant program. The afternoon discussed how guidance counselors view student aid programs and procedures.
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Joseph E. McCarthy
Thornton Academy
Bates College
Maine
Richard Rowe
New Egland Office of Education
National Defense
Kidney Transplants Set Boston City Hospital Record
Boston surgeons perform six kidney transplants in two weeks at City Hospital. Recipients include two six year old girls two women and two men oldest 41. Kidneys came from terminally ill donors. All patients reported in good condition. Governor rejects bill shielding off duty officer for injuries. E Snell of Boston notes remark in lengthy statement.
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Boston
Apr
Boston City Hospital
The Pet You Want May Be List May Be Listed In Section 47
A local public notice outlines pet listings under Section 47. The announcement details how residents may view available animals, adoption procedures, and contact points for volunteers. Readers are invited to inspect listings and inquire with the listed agency for more information.
Owen-Davis Post Officers Are Installed
Owen-Davis Post American Legion installed officers during a meeting at the Post on Beach Street in Saco. Commander Robert J Monder and First Vice Commander Raymond J Valley led the ceremony with install team Robert J Eaton of Kittery and Roger Gervais of Sanford assisting. The retiring slate received citations for the past year, and two members, Ouellette and Rowell, plus Arthur McKee, received citations for presenting 25 new members. The report noted Arthur Clegg’s hospitalization and ongoing service challenges at Veterans Hospital.
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Robert J. Eaton
Kittery
York County
Roger Gervais
Sanford
Owen - Davis Post
American Legion
Beach Street
Saco
Robert J. Monder
Raymond J. Valley
Roger Ouellette
George Doody
David I. Kimball
Harry Rowell
James Furbush
Donald Linscott Sr
Carl Murphy
Arthur McKee
Ouellette
Rowell
McKee
Arthur Clegg
Veterans Hospital
F H
Owen-Davis Post
Post
Mander
David IL. Kimball
Donald W. Linscott Sr
Fellowship Women Attend Luncheon at Sea Spray
The Women’s Fellowship of United Church of Christ Biddeford met at Sea Spray Motor Inn for their luncheon yesterday. President Mrs Albert Worden led the business session and Mrs Stanley Hyde led devotions. Members present included Mrs Worden Mrs Hyde Mrs Norman P Lundy Mrs Paul Larrabee Mrs George Ange and many others. Rev John H Miller also attended.
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Kennebunk Bfach
Women’s Fellowship of United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Albert Worden
Stanley Hyde
Worden
Hyde
Norman P. Lundy
Paul Lar
Boy Terrence Connors Drowned In Merrimac River
The body of 12 year old Terrence Connors of Newburyport was recovered Tuesday after he drowned on May 26 when he fell into the Merrimac River while fishing with other boys. Chaplain Linscott led prayers and closed the session after the recovery.
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