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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
The author of the comic-dramatic monologue Eloise refused TV clearance for Miss Millinocket who had planned to perform Saturday at the Miss Maine pageant. Pageant officials said Sheila Murphy remains eligible to compete in preliminaries Friday semifinals and finals Saturday.
Skowhegan AP reports Clif ford L. Guptill, 25, of Portland posted $2,000 bail Wednesday after being charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit burglary. He is to appear in District Court Friday as police responded to a Bow Rite Lanes break in Pittsfield where shots were fired.
The record highlights William Howard Taft as the only man to have held both the nation's presidency and the role of chief justice. His unique career spans executive and judicial leadership within the United States government.
Ogunquit Baptist Church hosted the wedding of Diana M Lewingdon to Dr John E Cornish of York Harbor. Rev John B S Fitzpatrick officiated. The bride, daughter of Ralph Lewingdon, wore a white suit and rose bouquet. The couple, both employed by Harbor Home in York Harbor, plan residence in York Harbor.
Last week Rev. and Mrs. James F. Moulton Jr. hosted guests Dr. Edward Menhenick and wife with son Mark and Hal Brown and wife with children Mark and Jenney. The Menhenicks, UNC Charlotte entomology faculty, were on a three week trip to New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and Expo 67 in Montreal. Browns, Hawthorne Junior High principal and CMS staff, were on a four to five week tour of New England and would visit Expo 67 before returning to North Carolina.
Miss Anita Dion daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis P Dion 67 Brook St Sanford married Raymond Demers son of Mr and Mrs Alcide Demers 92 Smalls Court Biddeford in a June 24 morning ceremony at Holy Family Church officiated by Rev John Ouellette. The couple will reside near Syracuse after a wedding trip to Expo 67 and Niagara Falls.
Pope Paul VI vows to strengthen the role of the College of Cardinals while planning a broader advisory function through the synod of bishops. He ten new cardinals in a Sistine Chapel consistory and rejects any move to diminish the cardinalate. The pope and cardinals prepare for an open air consistory in St Peter's Square as Rome watches church reforms.
The McArthur Library will close for cleaning and vacations for two weeks starting Monday July 3 and reopen Monday July 17 at 9 30 a m. All books due will be automatically extended to that date without charge.
Matthae J. Murtha, president of Agamenticus Mountain Ski Area known as the Big A, warned in a stockholders letter that the operation faces almost certain bankruptcy without a $250,000 loan guarantee from the Maine Recreation Authority. He cited large debts, high interest payments, and $8 million in funding for Bigelow Mountain as core issues. The Lovell Development Corp. sued the MRA alleging illegal guarantee of the Bigelow mortgage, while the Big A last year served about 25,000 skiers, employing around 50 workers with a $35,000 payroll.
Maine Republican chair Cyril Joly Jr condemned Rep. William D Hathaway for opposing a bill that would criminalize flag desecration. The measure passed the House 385 to 16, with Democrats opposing, arguing it infringes free speech.
The body without oxygen rapidly compromises brain tissue in about four minutes while cardiac arrest follows around nine minutes. The timing underscores the urgency of resuscitation and emergency care.
Sisters Henricia Bourque M Lucienne Dupuis and Madeleine Marie Quellette marked 50 years in the Presentation of Mary order with a mass and banquet at Marie Joseph Academy. vows began in 1917 in St Hyacinthe Canada. celebrations included a second mass and banquet with 100 sisters in attendance and relatives.
The article notes that Florida received its name from Ponce de Leon referencing the region’s abundant beautiful wildflowers.
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