Massachusetts Baptists Will Conduct Service
The Baptist Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist Church of Danvers Mass will conduct the Sunday night service of Biddeford United Baptist Church on Jefferson Street with Barbara Hull Fellowship chairman in charge Those taking part will relate experiences at religious meetings in Massachusetts and will remain to hear remarks
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The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church of
Danvers
Mass
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Jefferson Street
Barbara Hull
Massachusetts
Church announces special music and joint fellowship meeting
Senior Deacon Joseph Hull will direct the special music with help from the Baptist Youth Fellowship and the Junior Choir. A joint meeting of the two Fellowships begins at 4 30 p m followed by supper and the evening service at 7 30 p m per church officials.
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Joseph Hull
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco Immunization Clinic Postponed to March 9
The Saco Well Baby and Immunization Clinic is postponed until March 9 at 12 30 p m in the Public Health nursing rooms on Cutts Avenue Saco A physician will attend with volunteer assistants Mrs Edward Whelan and Mrs Peter Hellige journal Want Ads are helpful
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Saco
Public Health
Cutts Avenue
Edward Whelan
Peter Hellige
Two Teens Shot Dead in Rockford Pavilion
Two 14 year old cousins Wayne Mullendere and Ronald Johnson were found shot to death in a Rockford Illinois pavilion after being ordered to kneel against a wall. Police say they died from small caliber gunshots to the stomach and head. A woman caller led deputies to the scene and made a hostile remark. The teens, seventh graders at Wilson Junior High, had little money and no obvious motive appeared.
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Rockford, Ill
Park
Point Blank
Winnebago County
Wayne Mullendere
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Ronald Johnson
Herb Brown
Wilson Junior High School
Sheriff Brown
Elks Lodge Nominates Officers for 1967 68 Term
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks nominated officers for the 1967 68 term at a meeting last night in Saco with elections planned for next month. Nominated were Donald Doyle exalted ruler Paul Reay leading knight William McNally loyal knight Edmond Rube lecturing knight Timothy Crowley tiler Joseph Maloney trustee Oscar Clement treasurer and Atty Arthur Lesieur secretary. Appointive officers suggested were Atos McCallum chaplain George Rancourt esquire Arthur Sevigny inner guard and Francis Cote organist. The charity committee reported plans for the Ellis Frolic Tuesday at 8 p m in the Central Theater and urged members to return ticket money. Reservations are being handled by Percy Pharmacy Doran's Pharmacy the Puritan and Olympia Fruit Co. The entertainment committee set an appreciation night for tomorrow with a roast beef supper and St Patrick's dance and buffet lunch on March 18. Elmer Meserve reported the Elks team trails by 24 points in cribbage with two games left. The Blue and Gold banquet was held by Saco Cub Scout Pack 310. The youth committee outlined support for the Peace Corps School Partnership Program at Biddeford High School. Raymond Morin remains a Webber Hospital patient. Paul Reay and Gene Palmer are convalescent at home. C Robert Brousseau presided as exalted ruler and a chicken rice casserole supper was served.
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Biddeford - Saco
Atos McCallum
George Rancourt
Esquire
Arthur Sevigny
Francis Cote
Charity Committee
Ellis
Central Theater
Percy’ Pharmacy
Saco
Doran’s Pharmacy
Biddeford
The
Puritan
Olympia Fruit Co
St. Patrick’s
Elmer Meserve
Elks
C. Robert Brousseau
Kennebunkport Engineer Publishes Article in EDN Magazine
Kennebunkport engineer William D. Hooper of Sherwood Drive wrote Those Tantalizing Tantalums for the March issue of EDN. He is a product manager at Components Inc. with four years on the job, a University of Michigan and University of Connecticut alumnus, and a member of IEEE. He is married with one child.
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Kennebunkport
EDN
William D. Hooper
Sherwood Drive
Hooper
Components Inc
University of Michigan
University of Connecticut
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Duplicate Bridge Is Played At Beach
Nine and one half tables participated in Sea Stars Duplicate Bridge Club at St. John's Parish Hall. Winners were North South Angelone Sleeper first, Wilbur Brackett second, Rosen Whelan third, Berry Chapman fourth. East West Sawyer Hickey tied with Dubois Bradford for first and second, Prendergast Marshall third, Mullen fourth. Next Master Point night Thursday 7 30 at St John s Parish Hall.
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Old Orchard Beach
Sea Stars
St. John's Parish Hall
St. John Street
John Angelone
Ada Sleeper
Mary Wilbur
Lorimer Brackett
al Rosen
Robert Whelan
Berry Calrk Chapman
Vernon Tooker
Robert Jennings
Donald Weld
Donald Briggs
Daniel Drummond
Beatrice Stevens
Richard Mongalian
Eugene Pe
Jean Shaw
Edrice Bates
North
Angelone
Sleeper
Wilbur
Brackett
Rosen
Waterville Pair Held For Breaks
In Brunswick AP report, James Steeves Jr and Robert Lizotte both of Waterville are held on 15 000 bond after pleading not guilty to breaking and entering larceny charges. Richard Denis also of Waterville is released on 5 000 bond. Case involves Sampsons Supermarket L A Tire Store and Bates Cunningham on Bath Road.
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Brunswick
James Steeves,Jr
Robert Lizotte
Waterville
Richard Denis
Denis
Sampson’s
L&a Tire
Bates & Cunningham
Bath Road
Fun and Frustration in the White House Tales
A group labeled ex-inmates recalls life in the White House across 62 years of presidential memories. Margaret Truman and Barbara Eisenhower recount pranks, pressures, and pinch-me moments while President Johnson hosts congressional receptions upstairs and briefings downstairs.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
White House
Bob
Robert A. Taft
Sissie’ Dall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
van H. Seagraves
Barbara Eisenhower
Mamie
Denver
Barbara
Secret Service
David
Possible closing of the Military & Naval Children's Home discussed in Bath
Augusta AP report covers a Health and Institutional Services Committee hearing on closing the Military and Naval Children's Home in Bath. Rep. Jalbert warns of closure if status not changed. Rep. Ross argues locals fear the bill. Proposals would move the home to Health and Welfare and make it a children's center. The home houses 42 but now has 22, none of whom are military orphans.
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Augusta
Military & Naval Children’s Home
Bath
Health & Institutional Services Committee
Louis Jalbert
D.lewiston
Rodney E. Ross Jr
Jalbert
Democrat
Department of Mental Health & Corrections
Health and Welfare
Walter F.ulmer
Mental Health & Corrections
Public Health Group To Revise Bylaws
The Saco Public Health Nursing Association will hold its monthly meeting March 13 in the nursing rooms on Cutts Avenue, Saco. Officials say the bylaws of the association will be revised and updated at that session.
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Saco Public Health Nursing Association
Cutts Avenue
Saco
State sales tax up 8 percent in December 1966
State figures show December sales volume rose over eight percent from a year earlier. January taxes, based on December sales, totalled 4.54 million versus 4.19 million in 1965, an 8.3 percent increase.
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Augusta
Old Orchard Beach Jaycees Outline Projects and Events
The Old Orchard Beach Jaycees met at Roger Roscoe's barber shop with officers present. They discussed Troop 324 scouting plans, a March 4 tour of the Biddeford water works, a Junior bowling rolloff March 4 at Roll-A-Way Lanes, and a Battle of the Bands Dance March 31 at the high school gym. They also noted a visit with the Portland and Saco Jaycees and invited a meeting with the Saco Jaycees on March 8. The next meeting is March 19.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jaycees
Roger Roscoe
Washington Avenue
Donald Radley
Robert Wells
Salvation Army Youth Center
Town Hall
Westbrook
Saco Jaycees
Arthur Guerin Jr
Dave Campbell
Dick DeRocher
Sanford Parker
Leigh Leonard
Thomas Lee Jr
Leonard
Biddeford
Saca Water Co
Portland
Wells
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National Brotherhood
Jolly Juniors
Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
Therese Bouch
Gardner
Celina Verrier
East Greenwich
R. I
Jean Caron
Baltic
Conn
Pamela Hebert
Northampton
Catherine Rossignol
Presque Isle
Rachel Doyon
Bolduc Paint & Wallpaper Co
Alfred St
UW Hbeinys
Ilding
Biddeford Savings
F.D.I.C
Vortgage
Biddeford Savings Bank
Main Street
Biddeford, Maine
Lodge of Elks
Children’s
Ross
House
Lewiston‘Auburn
Highway Committee
Maine
Thursay
John Nelson
Penobscots
George Francis
Passamaquoddies
Renaissance
LADY
Dow Cic
Youland’s Jewelry Store
Main St
Beach Jaycees
Ont
Satelite
Biddeford Shopping Center
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