Tide Inn license withdrawn after council meeting
Chequinn Corp withdraws its victualer's license application for the Tide Inn after a lengthy town council discussion. The action was requested without prejudice as the firm may seek operation under a future corporation. Separate votes denied a license to Richard Gabriel. A June 19 town meeting will consider school renovations costing about 250000 with Irving Hersey Associates of Durham, NH.
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Old Orchard Beach
Chequinn Corp
Francis LaFountain
LaFountain
David McCallum
Richard Gabriel
Charles W. Smith
Prescott Verrill Sr
Irving Hersey Associates
Durham
N.H
Linden Avenue
Leon Jones
Civil Service Commission
Old Orchard Street
Atlantic Avenue
Canal National Bank
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Corneel
Donald Jones
Smary
Donald Shorey
Jones
St. Margaret's Church
Real Estate Opportunity Ad Seeks Sales Team
Nationwide real estate training and advertising provided by a national company established in 1900 seeks individuals or teams to start a full time business. Requires initiative, character, sales ability, and financial responsibility. Write Strout Realty Executive Office Summit New Jersey.
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Strout Realty
Springfield Ave
Summit, N. J
Floods Pummel Montana Cresting over 20 Feet Near Great Falls
Eight continues: floods devastate the Blackfeet Reservation with a dam break on Two Medicine Creek. A missing Grant family, swept away near Browning, is feared dead as a pickup fails to save them. Sun River and Marias flood up toward Great Falls threatening lowslands and recalling a 1953 disaster. Great Falls, Montana’s largest city, awaits crest.
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Jim Farrar
Shelby
Browning
Blackfeet Reservation
Sun River
Great Falls
Marias River
Glacier National Park
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Missouri
Montana
Schoonjans Elected National Vice President
Michael Schoonjans, area representative for the local textile union, was elected a national vice president at the Textile Workers National Convention in New York City. He has 25 years in the labor movement, began in Lawrence Mass as local president, and served as field representative for eight years. Delegates from local unions and the baking company joined in reporting the convention with 964 accredited delegates and the Pollock slate winning two to one.
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Michael Schoonjan
Textile Workers
Schoonjans
Labor Organization
Lawrence
Mass
New England
New York
New Jersey
Biddeford
Pepperell
Saco- Lowell
Ed Delorge Baking Co
Textile Workers Union of American
New York City
Thomas Leblanc
Adrien Petit
Israel Shevenell
Robert Labelle
John Cleary
Beatrice Provenicher
Frances Bissell
Donald Nollette
Gerard Gen
Farewell Party for Wells Pastor Rev John N Simpson
A Wells Grange Hall reception honored Rev John N Simpson and his family for 34 years of service at Wells Congregational Church. Friends and church members presented gifts, spoke of accomplishments, and praised the Simpson children and wife. Attending figures included local officials, church leaders, Boy Scouts, and former moderators, with entertainment by the church choir and a humorous monologue.
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Wells
John N. Simpson
Wells Grange Hall
Mr. Simpson
John V
Karen
Wells Congregational Church
Baby Laura
John Miller
Ittery
Cifton Stevens
Simpson
John
Pamela
Linda Coggeshall
Robert L. Littlefield
Clifford Hilton
Mildreth Kimball
Ladies Aid Society
Clyde Foss
Ladies Benevolent Society
Philip Brooks
Board of Ushers
Lewis Coleman
Congo Church Women’s Group
Arthur Perkins
Mary Worthley
Lebanon
York Congregational Association
Robert Sargent
Clarence Clark
York Congregational Church
Thomas de Wolfe
North Berwick
Robert S. Zebian
Limerick
Robert M. Howes
Kennebankport
Richard Rider
Presque Isle
Warren Palmer
Sanford
Clarence E. Robinson
Albee G. LaPierre
Board of Selectmen
Melvin Owen
James S. Wentworth
Marshal Boston
William Cameron
Wells Corner Hose Co
Hose Company
Mary Cole
Wells Grange
Albert Ouellette
Saco
York District
Pine Tree Council
Boy Scouts of America
Oney P. Smith
Smith
Iola Littlefield
Paul Littlefield
Michael Coleman
Susan Coggeshall
Diane Metcalf
Jacob M. Kelley
Harrison Roberts
Charles MacDonald Sr
June Messier
Roberts
Graham Alvord
Kittery
Maine
Congregational Christian’ ‘Onference
Jean Littlefield
Traffic Collision Reported At Biddeford Intersection
A trailer truck and a automobile collision occurred yesterday afternoon near Western Avenue and West Cutts Street in Biddeford. Anne M. Boissonneault, 47, of 23 Pine Street, said she stopped at the intersection and the truck turning scraped along her car and lifted one side off the road as it pushed it backward. The truck driver was identified as Harold I. Buzzell, 49, of Norridgewock. No injuries were reported.
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Western Avenue
West Cutts Street
Biddeford
Anne M. Boissonneault
Pine St
Harold I. Buzzell
Norridgewock
Saco Man Pleads Guilty On Trucking Regulation Counts
George P. Adams of Saco pleaded guilty to 10 counts of violating federal trucking regulations before Judge Edward T. Gignoux. Adams, president of Paul V. Adams Trucking Inc., was fined the minimum of 100 dollars on each count in U S District Court.
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SACO
Portland
George P. Adams
Edward T. Gignoux
Adams
Paul V. Adams Trucking, Inc
U.S
Milford Man Richard Falvey Joins Peace Corps
Richard D. Falvey, a Thornton Academy graduate from Saco Maine and son of Mr and Mrs Daniel G Falvey of Milford, earned a BU BS in business administration and will depart for Peace Corps summer training at the University of Missouri. He held the Scarlet Key scholarship, won Senior of the Year, led in industrial relations, and served on the Inter Fraternity Conference board and the Student Union governing body. His father administers Milford Hospital.
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Milford
Mass
Thornton Academy
Saco
Maine
Richard D. Falvey
Daniel G. Falvey
Boston University
Falvey
Peace Corps
University of Missouri
B. U
Scarlet Key
College of Business Administration
Phi Sigma Delta
Milford Hospital l
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Saco Fire Practitioners Destroy House on Wharf Street
Saco firemen practiced fire fighting by burning a 2% story frame house on Wharf Street with city inspector approval. The 6:30 pm blaze owned by Phillip H. Woodworth 20 North Attle co was totally destroyed after firemen returned to the station at 10:25 p.m.
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Saco
Wharf Street
Byron F. Dolby
Phillip H. Woodworth
North
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Cadillac
Harry B. Center, Inc
Elm Street
Biddeford, Maine
General Motors
New York World's Fair
Dayton Consolidated School
Minnie Matthews
Faith Mullen
Maxine Mooers
Ralph Berry
James Roberts
Alan Cole
Raymond Kennecal
Washington
South
Florida
T-Wav
Miami
Thacher Hotel
Way
Philadelphia
Chino Pants
Remar’s
Main St
Daly Bros
Alfred Street
SEARS
George Olsen
Ben Ruel
Sears, Roebuck & CO
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