Guest Officers Night Observed At Meeting
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Guest Officers Night was observed at the meeting of Min i waneca Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall West Grand Avenue. Mrs Gwenn Sexton grand chaplain of the Grand Chapter of Quebec was guest and was presented and honored. Officers from Miniwaneca Chapter and guests from Adah Fadette and Annette chapters filled stations for conferring degrees on two candidates with refreshments to follow.
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Old Orchard Beach
Miniwanca
Order of the Eastern Star
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
West Grand Avenue
Gwenn Sexton
Grand Chapter
Quebec
Adah
Biddeford
Esther Black
Black
Gertrude Wight
Sexton
Minivanca
Edward Collins
Miniwaneca
Marion Dorr
Ross Apgar
Fadette
York
Beryl Bilderback
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Virginia Shein
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Marshal
Pauline
Kumery
Annette
Saco
Dawna Maguire
Ruth
Charlotte Anderson
Union
Goodwins Mills
Martha
Theresa Tripp
Phyllis Sargent
Edward Sargent
Janice Staples
Joseph
Coralie Lothrop
Leonard
Anna Douglass
Viola O'Connor
Dean Speed
Biddeford Saco Chamber Outing Set for June 20
The 20th annual Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce outing will be held Tuesday June 20 at the Biddeford Saco Country Club. A 1 p.m. sports program directed by Harry M. Wooster and Roy P. MacNaughton includes a hole in one contest. A chicken barbecue at 6 p.m. Neatly lists committee members and ticket outlets.
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Biddeford Saco
Roland Sylvester
Richard A. Maoore
Richard Beote
John J. Larson
Wooster
Arthur J. Larson
Lawrence J. Lamb
Oscar Paradis
Dave Twomey
Joseph S. Audie
Wendell
Bay State Girl Killed In Accident
Denise A. Keough twenty of Arlington Massachusetts was killed in a Route 9 crash in Washington County. Robert P. Rallo twenty two of Potsdam New York the driver was treated for minor injuries. The car went out of control and struck a guard rail throwing both occupants from the vehicle. The crash occurred at 7 35 p m in Township 31 along The Airline highway through the Eastern Maine wilderness between Bangor and Calais.
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Calais
Denise A. Keough
Arlington
Mass
Washington County
Robert P. Rallo
Potsdam
N.Y
Calais Hospital
Township
Maine
Bangor
Women push for fairer Maine delegation at Democratic Miami convention
Marilyn Anderson Richards of South Windham leads NOW in demanding female representation at the Miami national Democratic delegation. She proposes elevating four elected alternates to delegates, cites the $500 travel minimum, and urges party funding of at least $200 for those unable to pay. She also plans testimony on a challenge to abortion plank and on lack of encouragement for women at local caucuses. Richards, now visiting in Kennebunkport, heads a movement with about 50 NOW members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Marilyn Anderson-Richards
South Windham
Maine
Miami
Ms. Richards
National Organization For Women (Now
NOW
Democratic Party
Louis Jalbert
Dlewiston
Portland
Jalbert
Dale C. Goodwin
Turbotrain Reverts to Regular Service Plan
Turbotrain disassembled at Dulles International Airport and moved to Manassas Va for overhaul. The three car unit will gain two more cars, boosting capacity from 144 to 240. The train will be rebuilt in Providence R I and sent to New York for service replacement on the Boston line.
Myrtle Lodge Hosts Visiting Officers Night
Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias Kennebunk hosts visiting Maine officers Edward Baker and others. Officers from several lodges filled chairs, followed by a fish chowder dinner prepared by Mike Keefe and Russell Carruth. Entertainment set for June 9 with Wesley Leech Merle Romprey and Richard Leech. Nicholas Inniss won the attendance award but was absent.
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KENNEBUNK — _ Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Poset
Maine
Edward Baker
Arthur Bowie Jr
Otis Collapy
George Cook
Edward Glover
Charles Matthews
Fred Barstow
Earl Stimson
Lucius Goddard
Roger Snow
Bruce
Ellsberg Case Seeks Dismissal Over Routine Leaks
Los Angeles AP report says Ellsberg and Russo argue leaks of Pentagon Papers are routine by officials with no prosecutions, as pretrial motions challenge charges of conspiracy theft of government property and Espionage Act violation. Judge Byrne took the request under submission.
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Los Angeles
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Ellsberg
Russo
Rand Corp
Defense Department
Vietnam
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
City Council Endorses Rock Concert at Rotary Park Biddeford
Biddeford City Council backs a Youth Promoting Youth rock concert set for June 18 at Rotary Park with Mayor Gilbert R. Boucher pledging full support. The session also approved road repairs funding, lighting upgrades for the industrial park, a junk yard permit, and bids for two new dump trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Rotary Park
Gilbert R. Boucher
Robert L. Belair
Gerard Roy
Bruce Hermann
Bedell's
Saco
Weirs
Arundel
Hermann
Petition Alleges Nuisance In Saco On Laurel Street
Saco city council accepted a petition from Laurel Street residents alleging a nuisance at 64 Laurel St by Hector Beaulieu. The matter was referred to the ordinance committee for study, while other actions included finalizing a $3.3 million budget and paving bids.
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Saco City
Laurel Street
Hector Beaulieu
Laurel St
Beaulieu
Robert Cassette
PIR, Boston Co
Middle Street
Cty
Dudley Roever
Council
Jenkins Road
Roever
Ature
Paul Carter
Police and Fire Commission
Cassette
Carter
Gerard Cassette
Victualer
Ben’s Pizza
Funtown
Vic
Whit’s
Beach Street
Everett Forester
American Federation of State
Ford Delays 1973 Cars Over Antipollution Rules
Ford Motor Co announces a one week postponement of introducing the 1973 passenger cars due to government antipollution regulations. Introduction dates for 1973 trucks are delayed two weeks, with Ford extending the 1972 model production in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford II
Lee Iacocca
Auto Company
North America
Slowness of a New York commuter train vs South Vietnamese relief column
The line contrasts two sluggish entities the author sees as emblematic of bureaucratic delay. It juxtaposes a New York commuter train with a South Vietnamese relief column to critique stagnation in aid efforts and public administration.
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New York
Need A Second Car Shop Want Ads Section 11
A brief item notes a second car shop seeking advertising space in section 11 of the want ads. No further details on location or contact appear in the accessible text.
Retired Editor Nay Elected President of Church
George Nay retired associate editor of The Herald of Christian Science was elected president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist. Arthur P Worth became chairman of The Christian Science Board of Directors. Nay urged members to maintain spiritual inspiration against routine while a new Christian Science center in Boston to be completed late this year and occupied by winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Nay
Herald of Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Arthur P. Worth
Christian Science Board of Directors
Nay
Chicago
The
Herald
Christian Science Center
ID Cards Processed at Kennebunk State Liquor Store
Maine State Liquor Commission representatives will be at the Kennebunk store tomorrow from 10 30 a m to 4 p m to process Adult Identification Card applications. Applicants must bring three documents with date of birth and pay a $1 fee for the card.
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Kennebunk
Maine State Liquor Commission
Kennebunk State Liquor Store
Local Vendor Plans Booth At Lithal Conventions
A friend aims to profit by renting a booth at lithal conventions to sell bi vests. He expects substantial earnings from this venture.
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Lithal
Massachusetts court clears 27.6 percent auto no fault rebate
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld a 27.6 percent rebate on compulsory bodily injury premiums for 1971. The ruling endorses the Insurance Commissioner’s order to reserve 35 percent of 1971 premium income and links the 1972 rate cut to excess profits from 1971 as part of rate making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
John G. Ryan
Massachusetts
Ryan
Concorde Won’t Fly In U S Volpe States
Transportation Secretary John Volpe said the British French Concorde is noisy and dirty and unlikely to fly over the United States or land at coastal cities. He added the FAA would not permit entry unless noise and pollution standards are met. He also criticized Congress for killing the U S SST program before a prototype was built.
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Los Angeles
John Volpe
United States
Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
Congress
Postal Hikes Approved By Rate Commission
The Postal Rate Commission approved about 1.5 billion dollars in increased mail rates, making 8 cent letters and 11 cent air letters permanent unless the Postal Service Board of Governors rejects the plan. Critics say magazines and second class mailers will suffer as temporary higher rates for publishers are cut. The four Governors can approve modify or permit the changes under protest. postcards benefit moving from 7 to 6 cents.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service Board of Governors
Commission
Board of Governors
Congress
Postal Service
New York
Andrew Heiskell
Time, Inc
Time
Life
Rate Commission
Maine Records 80th Fatality A Six Year Old Girl
Franklin state police report a six year old girl, Melanie Swan, struck and killed by a car on Route 182 in front of her home. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Swan, darted into traffic. driver had no chance to avoid impact.
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Franklin
Maine
Melanie Swan
Route
Harris Swan
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Caribou
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St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
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