Artists Exhibit In 15th Annual Art Festival
Readable list of artists exhibiting at the 15th Annual Art Festival at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall Old Orchard Beach includes Marion Dow Rev Lawrence Larrowe Elizabeth Wilson Isabella Mclver Gertrude Eastman Russell Shaw Marion Shaw Wilhemenia Bragdon Sarah Bridges Graves Anne Therrien and many more. Art judges are Hahn Simoneau Neill. Awards donated by local businesses with closing ceremony on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Marion Dow
Lawrence Larrowe
Elizabeth Wilson
Isabella Mclver
Gertrude Eastman
Russell Shaw
Marion Shaw
Wilhemenia Bragdon
Sarah Bridges Graves
Anne Therrien
Dorothy Therrien
Ethel Rowlands
Marjorie Johnston
Pauline Shaw
Sylvia Goss
Bee Covell
Ruth Rowe
Alicia Stonebreaker
Shirley C. Fickett
Ben Bowman
Josephine C. Bay
Joseph A
Jim’s TV
West Grand Avenue
Saco Maine
Isabella McIver
Sa Ay
Baez Urges Humane Protest Against Napalm At Viet Nam War
Joan Baez speaks on ending violence in war as she cites a stark Associated Press image of children fleeing napalm. The folk singer notes protest songs must move minds and hearts, insisting quitting is not an option despite uphill battles.
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Miss Baez
Joan Baez
Sullivan Officials Fight Recall Push Ahead of Election
Sullivan officials threaten recall procedures against Councilmen George Baggs Leslie Wyman and Charles Beaudoin if voters approve the recall measure before Monday's election.
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Sullivan
George Baggs
Leslie Wyman
Charles Beaudoin
Mass Chief Pendleton and Meserve Remembered at Tributes
Archbishop Medeiros quotes speak to untimely deaths of Pendleton and Meserve while noting their lifelong willingness to take risks in service. Fire departments across major cities including Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cleveland Baltimore New York and much of New England plan delegations to honor them.
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Ken Pendleton
Eldon Meserve
Medeiros
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
New England
Boston
Card of Thanks From the Chris Anton Family and Eva Lachance
The Chris Anton Family and Mrs Eva Lachance express sincere thanks for kindness, flowers, mass cards, and donations to the Kerry M. Anton Scholarship Fund and thank Dr Patane and Webber Hospital nurses for care during the bereavement and stay.
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Kerry M. Anton
Chris Anton
Dr. Patane
Webber Hospital
Eva Lachance
Funeral Home Listings for Saco Maine Area
Funerals services listed include Dennett and Craig at 365 Mais Street Saco Maine and Emond's Funeral Home at 24 Saint Frank X Emond, Shumway and Gross Funeral Service at 35 Grace Street with Spring Street address details.
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Dennett & Craig
Mais Street
Saco
Maine
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
I Gace
Spring &T
Biddeford
Portland Rain Continues Into Tonight and Friday
Weather report notes rain persisting in Portland with tonight and Friday conditions. Lows fall in the 50s to low 60s while Friday highs reach the 60s.
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Portland
Church Youth and Choir Practice Schedule
The Coastgal Baptist Church Youth Fellowship meets weekly Thursdays at 7 30 for juniors and seniors at Shared Rooms. Biddeford Foss Street United Methodist Church holds youth and junior and senior choirs tomorrow with times 6 30 and 7 30 p m. Saco United Methodist Church Youth Choir rehearses Friday at 3 15 p m at School and Middle streets.
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Coasgal Baptist Church
Biddeford Foss Street United Methodist Church
Saco
United Methodist Church
School and
Middle Streets
Price rise in meat exports alarms officials
Government economists say wholesale meat prices are rising while retail costs lag. The Nixon era Price Commission notes profits are tighter than normal and cites the May CPI showing a 0.1 percent dip in food and 0.3 percent overall rise.
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E Price Commission
Used Trucks Are Listed In Section 12 Of Want Ads
A newspaper brief notes a classified item in Section 12 of the want ads featuring used trucks for sale. The listing highlights various makes and models with prices and contact instructions for buyers.
Agnes Inches Northward During Torrential Agnes
Tropical storm Agnes moved north dumping heavy rains across North Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and New York. Floods left thousands homeless with up to 12 inches of rain in spots and dozens reported dead or missing as waters rose and roads flooded.
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Agnes
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Civil Defense
Richmond
Prince William County
Washington, D.C
New York State
Occoquan
National Guard
Almond
Chesapeake and Ohio and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Laurel
Bowie
Brighton
Patuxent River
Weather Service
Potomac River
Picnic at Saco Adult Center Highlights Summer Socials
The first summer picnic of the Saco Adult Center was held at Miss Harriet Fogg’s riverside property in Saco with card games and a noon lunch from the Saco Parks and Recreation Department. Birthday cakes, ice cream, and a guest list including Miss Fogg and several others were noted. A bus trip to Willowbrook Museum in Newfield is planned next Wednesday, with details on pickup, fees, and lunch. Willowbrook is described as a full 19th century museum complex with a rural setting and multiple historic buildings.
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Saco
Riverside
Harriet Fogg
Ferry Lane
Ruby Packard
Mary Gilpatrick
Thelma Farley
Mary Foley
Miss Fogg
Elvira Lord
Emily Keithley
Lillian O’brien
Clara Cole
Arteline Daly
Harry Smith
Willowbrook
Saco social group opens meetings to all interested people
Mrs. Martha Beaudoin president notes that all meetings and activities of the Saco social organization are open to all interested persons. Summer event committee includes Mrs. Hester Hooper Mrs. Keithley and Robert Fenderson.
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Hester Hooper
Keithley
Robert Fenderson
Martha Beaudoin
Saco Social Organization
72 Bicycle Licenses Have Come
The 1972 bicycle licenses are at the Saco police station where a 40 cent fee applies. Licenses issued Saturday 9 am to 1 pm in the station garage by Officer Robert Stanwood and Robert Ouellette. Bicycles must be brought for inspection. Recreation Dept personnel will also issue licenses through the summer.
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Saco
Robert Stanwood
Robert Ouellette
Saco Recreation Dept
Saco Recreation Department
IRA Seeks Conditional Cease Fire in Northern Ireland
The Provisional Wing of the outlawed IRA announced a conditional cease-fire to begin at midnight next Monday if British forces reciprocate. Details and duration were not specified, and past IRA terms have been ignored by the British army.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
IRA
Provisional Ira
Senate approves new tougher food drug consumer agency
The Senate passed a bill creating a new independent Food Drug and Consumer Product Agency to oversee drug and product safety with criminal penalties for unsafe items. It would absorb existing consumer programs and can remove products from shelves and ban unsafe manufacturers. The House fate uncertain.
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Senate
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Food, Drug and Consumer Product Agency
Nixon
Contempt Hearing Set Over AMVETS Club Addition
Old Orchard Beach brings contempt of court action against AMVETS for a Walnut Street clubhouse expansion without a permit. York County Superior Court Justice Thomas Delehanty will hear the case tomorrow at 9 30 AM as the town seeks compliance with a teardown order.
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Old Orchard Beach
The
Amvets
York County
Two Blazes Busy Saco Firefighters
Saco firefighters fought two fires yesterday. An oil burner flood at 7 Paul St caused heavy soot damage to a building owned by Roscoe W. Perkins. A stairway blaze at 184 com .t prompted Engine 2 and three men to respond to a building owned by Henry Gobeil.
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Saco
Paul St
Roscoe W. Perkins
Com .T
Henry Gobeil
Three More Bicycles Stolen In Saco Police Say
Saco police report three more bicycles stolen raising total in active files to twenty while ten recovered bikes remain unclaimed. They urge owners to lock bikes at all times and keep them indoors when possible. Mrs Fearon of 1 Franklin Street reports a ten speed blue bike and a three speed green bike taken from her yard. Albert Ridley of 422 Ferry Road says a three speed blue and white bicycle was stolen.
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Saco
Richard Fearon
Franklin St
Albert Ridley
Ferry Road
Missing Tents Reported In Saco Neighborhood
Saco police report two tents stolen yesterday from local yards. A 10 by 12 ft green canvas tent valued at 79 dollars disappeared from Bud Pendleton at 192 Ferry Road last night. A second tent worth 80 dollars was reportedly taken from Gayle MacKilligan at 83 Pheasant Street.
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Saco
Bud Pendleton
Ferry Road
Gayle MacKilligan
Pheasant St
Monks Plans Another Run After Senate Bid
Portland candidate Monks says he intends to run again for political office but declines to name the office. He won’t confirm a 1974 governorship bid, will back Republican candidates, and will push Maine economic revival through ALDE. He plans to meet Senator Margaret Chase Smith in Washington to congratulate her.
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Maryline White
Portland
Aibert A. G. Monks
U.S. Senate
Monks
Maine
A.ld.e
Agency For Industrial Development and Expansion
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Robber Makes Fuel Of Himself At Biddeford Gas Co
Biddeford police report a break in at The Marcotte Oil Co on Forest Street. Entry was through the front door and only an empty 55 gallon drum was missing.
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Marcotte Oil Co
Forest Street
Biddeford
Fire department fights flooded burner at Imperial Street dwelling
Firemen responded to a flooded oil burner at 5 percent Imperial Street yesterday. Engine 2 and three men helped at the dwelling owned by Paul St. Alier per the fire department report.
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Old Orchard Beach
Imperial St
Paul St. Alier
Tape Deck and Seven Tapes Stolen From Car
A tape deck and seven tapes were stolen from a car owned by Gail Descoteaux of 92 Pine St Biddeford last night. Biddeford police are investigating the theft.
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Gail Descoteaux
Pine St
Biddeford
Biddeford Girl Treated After Elm Street Crash
An eight year old Biddeford girl identified as Janette Laverriere was treated and released from Webber Hospital for minor injuries after a two car collision at the Taylor and Elm streets intersection. The car she rode in was driven by Jeanine Laverriere and Marie A Labonte drove the second vehicle. Police did not release damage estimates.
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Taylor and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Janette Laverriere
Conrad Laverriere
Jeanine Laverriere
Green St
Marie A. Labonte
Elm St
Vehicles Collide on Beach Street in Saco
Saco police reported a collision on Beach Street involving Norman L. Tripp and Blanche M. Simard both of Saco. Damages were $300 to the Tripp car and $150 to the Simard vehicle.
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Norman L. Tripp
Ferry Road
Saco
Blanche M. Simard
Old Orchard Road
Beach Street
Tripp
Simard
Edmund L Cashen Returns Home
Edmund L. Cashen of 50 Summer Street Kennebunk has returned home from Maine Medical Center Portland confirming his recovery after treatment.
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Edmund L. Cashen
Summer St
Kennebunk
Maine Medical Center
Portland
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