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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1972

Page

3

NOW co founder targets Senator Smith in Maine protest

Portland AP reports Ramona Barth of Anna Says targets Senator Margaret Chase Smith with persistent pressure to join NOW. Barth, a 60 year old Tufts graduate and author, plans a November NOW meeting in Orono with Wilma Scott Heide and Jane Muskie on the platform to push liberation issues.

Portland Maine National Women’s Organization Ramona Barth Anna Margaret Chase Smith Mrs. Smith NOW Ms. Barth

Police Probe Murders In Chinatown

A young Chinese social worker Barry Fong Torres 29 executive director of the Youth Service and Coordinating Center in Chinatown was shot in the abdomen and head at his apartment door. Police note a bloodstained misspelled message under his body and count nine related killings and 17 assaults since this year. Investigators compare Chinatown gang violence to Chicago rackets of the era.

San Francisco Chinatown Barry Fong-Torres Youth Service and Coordinating Center Fong Torres Yong John McKenna Chicago

Inequities In Music Program Spurred By Parents in SAD 71

Mrs. Victor Serreze told SAD 71 directors in Kennebunkport that Park Street School offers free brass and woodwind instruction while the Consolidated School charges 1.50 per 20 minute lesson to private instructors. She cited about 450 dollars spent for private coaching and urged upgrading instrumental quality to match Park Street standards. Daniel Calderwood said solutions have been sought and busing was proposed but could affect academics. Superintendent John Seekins urged budgeting review and hiring more music teachers as Economos and Miss Fitton proposed. Calderwood Interim Superintendent Leo Martin Economos and Miss Fitton were asked to study the issue and report back.

Kennebunkport Victor Serreze SAD 71 Park Street Serreze Port Daniel Calderwood Consolidated School

Flag Presented to Women of Relief Corps in Saco

An American flag was presented to the Fred S. Gurney Women’s Relief Corps of Saco in memory of Mrs. Phyllis Wright. Mrs. Ruth Willey delivered the flag at GAR Hall in Saco after the Department convention in Portland. A buffet luncheon preceded the meeting and April May June birthday honors were given. Donations were approved to the VAVS fund at Togus hospital and to the Lincoln plaque for the national convention.

Fred S. Gurney Women’s Relief Corps Saco Ruth Willey Corps Phyllis Wright Gar Hall Department Portland Annie Caton Mary Fairfield Vavs Fund Togus Lincoln National Convention of Women’s Relief

Convention Plaque Assigned to Host City for Year

Members will meet at GAR Hall Cutts Avenue on July 25 at 11 30 a m for a luncheon at Captain's in Cape Porpoise after the plaque is presented. The end of August event is scheduled in Grand Rapids Michigan.

Grand Rapids Mich Gar Hall Cutts Avenue Captain’s Cape Porpoise

Sarelas Speaks At Club Meeting

Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club heard Town Manager Louis Sarelas discuss town management at the Wonder Bar Steak House in Biddeford. Officers for next year were elected with Rene Fournier as President and a slate of vice presidents, a treasurer, past president, and directors, to take office in October.

Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club Wonder Bar Biddeford Harold Fohlin Louis Sarelas Rene Fournier Arthur Anderson Howard Leggett Alan Coker George Baggs Robert Corliss Adelbert M. Jake

Auxiliary Plans For Poppy Drive In Old Orchard Beach

Old Orchard Memorial VFW Auxiliary met at the post home on Atlantic Avenue with President Emma McDermott presiding. Buddy Poppy Chair Frances Pettengill announced the Poppy Drive set for June 30 and July 1 and plans for the annual Thrift Sale in July.

Old Orchard Beach Old Orchard Memorial VFW Post Home Atlantic Avenue Emma McDermott Buddy Poppy Frances Pettengill

Rescue Unit Certified In First Aid

The Search and Rescue Unit sponsored by the Saco Park and Recreation Department completed a six week First Aid course. William Emerson was the instructor in charge at the City Building in Biddeford. The unit is now certified to provide first aid with plans for further training. Meetings are held each Wednesday from 6 30 to 9 30 p m at the City Building and attendance is open to many interested persons.

Saco Park

Training Ship State of Maine Makes Portland Port Call

The training ship State of Maine will dock at Maine State Pier in Portland at 7 p.m. tonight on its European cruise homeward to Castine. On Friday June 30 the voyage ends, with academy officers and cadets aboard. The voyage included Lisbon Naples Piraeus Barcelona and Plymouth during two months at sea. In Plymouth the ship joined the Observer Singlehanded Transatlan tic Race activities and hosted the Ancon Association reunion. The port call will include guests of senior students, state legislators and officials.

Maine Maritime Academy State of Maine Portland Maine State Pier Castine European Lisbon Naples Pireaus Barcelona Plymouth Maine Jim Ferris Dover Mass Ancon Association State of

Hesburgh Marks Twenty Years as Notre Dame President

South Bend Indiana AP Twenty years after becoming Notre Dame president Reverend Theodore Hesburgh has guided campus growth from 2500 to about 8200 students and overseen 75 buildings. He has served as Civil Rights Commission chairman and remains committed to priestly duties and nonviolent social change.

South Bend, Ind Theodore Martin Hesburgh I Notre Dame University Father Hesburgh Notre Dame U.S Cambodia Southeast Asia Hesburgh

Poster Judging Opens for Hire a Veteran Contest

TOGAS John J. Jackson announces a poster contest for high school students. National winners receive a Washington visit with a 1500 scholarship first prize, 1000 second prize, and 500 third prize. County judging Sept 28, state Oct 5, national Oct 21. posters 17 by 22 inches.

TOGAS John J. Jackson Veterans Administration Center Washington D.C

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Sen. Smith Target of State Now Alexander Economos Funice Fitton Calderwood Leo Martin Economos Miss Fitton Women of Relief Corps Sarelas Our Our Reg KOTEX Femme Napkins Carton Masons Brand Lauraine Pettengill Webber Hospital Agnes Lombard Ann Williamson Rev Ivalues Journal Docs Yang
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