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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1967

Page

5

St Louis High Students Win at Science Fair

Twelve St Louis High School students of Biddeford competed at the Southern Line Regional Science Fair and Congress at Bonny Eagle High School West Buxton with ten judged winners. Doris Gendron won biology first prize Ronald Guillemette chemistry first prize Leo Lessard physics first prize Lionel Beaulieu astronomy second prize and Daniel Boston cyclotron winner. Four will go to the State Science Fair at Bowdoin College Brunswick on April 8. James Maloney won a physics second prize at the science congress and will also attend Bowdoin College. Brother Earl King served as science fair advisor.

St. Louis High School Biddeford Parecer Bonny Eagle High School West Buxton Doris Gendron Ronald Bellerose D.N.A Diane Nadeau Ronald Guillemette Daniel Boston Norman Berger Leo Lessard Lionel - Beaulieu Marc Bellefeuille Bowdoin College Brunswick Lionel Beaulieu Bonny Eagle James Maloney St. Louis Will Brother Earl King

Donations Approved by Biddeford VFW Auxiliary

The Biddeford VFW Auxiliary voted donations to the Cancer Rehabilitation and Flag Funds and the Traveling Fund for the department president at a meeting in the Biddeford City Building. Officials announced a council meeting on April 16 in Waterville and a District 11 meeting on April 16 at Sanford Post. The auxiliary reported 100 percent membership and Alma Beaudoin said eight hours of Webber Hospital service and two hours to an elderly woman were logged.

Biddeford Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Waterville District 11 Sanford Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Alma Beaudoin Webber Hospital Kathleen Poirier Jeannette Curro

Nomination and Officer Elections Set for April 10

A meeting will hold nominations and election of officers on April 10. Special awards were presented to Miss Poirier and Mrs. Laura Dodge.

S Auxiliary Poirier Laura Dodge

Junior Girl Scouts Plan Journal Trip

Biddeford Junior Girl Scout Troop 95 met at Scout Hall Pool Street Biddeford. Badge work deadline set for April 10 and a court of honor announced a future Journal visit replacing the next meeting.

Biddeford Scout Hall Pool Street Raymond Lizotte Walter Sparkowich Journal Pussycat Patrol Gypsy Patrol Chipmunk Patrol Mary Boucher Nancy Patterson Christine Benoit Lynn Caron Catherine Lynes Green Hornet Patrol Linda Labrecque Jeannine Cantara Leslie Dubuc Ann Thibeault Susan Lajeunesse Susan

Saco Red Cross Solicitors To Be Honored

Saco Red Cross solicitors will be honored at a coffee Wednesday night at 10 in the York County headquarters at 294 Main St. Saco. workers who have finished canvassing will turn in their collections and kits. Numerous sectional leaders and captains across areas A B and Kinney Shores Ferry Beach and Bay View are listed for March fundraising effort.

Saco Red Cross York County Main St Saco Albert Whitehurst Area C Raymond Chenard Lee Ellis John Harvey Richard i Gray Sandra Reay Debbie Bedard Carroll Rancourt Caroline O'Neil Annette Fournier Ernest Howe Fred Dupee Kinney Shores Ferry Beach Bay View Harry O. Rosell Olive A. Johnson Eugene Taylor Walter McKenney Robert Knox Robert Bowie Bryce Milne Donald Chretian Orton Munro Joel Stacy Robert Warner Thomas’ Haley George Doody Raymond Lord John Lombard Harry Ejisberg Joseph Fournier Harry Applin John McNabb Maxine Waight Arthur Willey Elmira Lord Chandler Boutet Philip Sneider Frederick Erminelli Timothy Vietor Donald Lane Raymond Lane Albert Ouellette Richard McLoy Darrell Peters Paul Dallaire Harold Nutter Wilbrod Bedard Ormond Trask Betty Roebige John A. Harmon Donald Allen Howard Cushman Roma Chute Armand Fournier Santo Savasta Donald Guay Donald LaChance Milton Mitchell Richard Duross Normand Dube Patrick Lunetta Priscilla Murray Becky McKee Susan Poirier Wanda Hallett Jane Grondin Gloria Allen Donna Allen Paula Boucouvaals Stalios Kalagias

City crew relocates dead tree branch to save woodpeckers

In Miami Springs Florida a city crew cutting a dead tree found nesting woodpeckers in a branch. They cut the branch carefully and tied it to a healthy tree nearby. The parent and young birds settled in the new site.

Miami Springs Fla

Milk Withholding Drive Continues Across 25 States

National Farmers Organization says the milk withholding campaign remains active into its 13th day with widespread picketing of dairy plants in 25 states. NFC leaders tease a possible new tactic while protests aim to raise milk prices to farmers and restrict imports. trafficking and contract signings emerge in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota.

Chicago Oren Lee Staley National Farmers Organization NFO Findlay Ohio Raymond Zumbrum Keith Emenhiser Zumbrum Emenhiser Wisconsin Robert Manke NFC Wausau Wis Shawano Manke Fargo N.D Cass-Clay Creameries Farmers’ Organization Minnesota St. Paul-Minneapolis Blue Earth County Minn Salvation Army Mankato Staley Corning Iowa Kentucky New York Illinois Tennessee Missouri Kansas Pennsylvania Teamsters Union Middle Tennessee Michigan George Romney Ray Nielsen Jr Romney Washington U.S. Tariff Commission National Farmers Union National Milk Producers Federation Dairy State Orville Freeman

DeMolay Group Plans Installation in Saco Mid-April

Bradford Chapter DeMolay to install Thomas Kimball as master councilor at the Saco Masonic Hall on Main Street April 9 at 2 p.m. A new slate of officers and a April 3 degree in Buxton are on the agenda with public attendance encouraged.

Thomas Kimball Bradford Saco Masonic Hall Main Street Kimball Buxton Mothers’ Club

Kennebunk Community Notices and Local Arrivals

The Kennebunk Fire Department ambulance took Joseph Eregitano to Webber Hospital after a fall at play. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo LaPrade visited relatives in town. Town Manager Earle D. Hardy hosted Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wenstrom. Knights of Pythias events occurred in Rumford and Mexico with Myrtle Lodge members present. Mrs. Almena Greene and others returned from nearly seven weeks in Florida.

Kennebunk Fire Department Josph Eregitano Virginia Eregitano Brown Street Webber Hospital Biddeford Romeo LaPrade Holden Mass Frank Stevens Gendron Lane Earle D. Hardy William Taylor Harland Dutch Almena Greene Storer Street Laurence Snell Brown Florida Greene Lawson Sheafe and Sons

Guatemala's Farmers Dominate Central American Output

Guatemala sits between the Caribbean and Pacific as the region's most populous republic. About 70 percent of its people are farmers, growing coffee bananas and chicle used in chewing gum.

Guatemala Caribbean Sea Pacific Ocean

Russian History Broadcast Highlights Leningrad

NBC and ABC television pieces used a microcosm approach to Russian history focusing on Leningrad. The program surveyed czars and courtiers, revolts, and cultural landmarks through dramatic film of palaces churches and museums. It traced how rulers exploited the people culminating in the 1917 Bolshevik upheaval. Ingrid Bergman appears in a related segment and other scheduling shifts follow.

New York Vietnam NBC Leningrad ABC Marlo Thomas Raymond Burr Peter the Great St. Petersburg Elizabeth Czarina Catherine Hermitage Museum Paul I Nicholas I Romanoffs Human Voice Ingrid

Ski Conditions Report From Portland Based on Ski Maine

The Ski Maine Association releases a ski report with base depths and conditions for several resorts. Mt Abram shows 6-20 inches of excellent conditions, Enchanted 16-30 inches granular good, Lost Valley closed, Pleasant 8-20 inches corn good, Saddleback 20-45 inches corn good, Squaw 20-30 inches corn excellent, Sunday River 8-28 inches good to excellent.

Portland Ski Maine Association Tony Big A Mt. Abram Enchanted Mt Lost Valley Pleasant Mt Squaw Mt Sanday River

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Thornton Academy Susan McIntyre Robert Bergeron Barbara Em Mons Irene Grabach Lloyd Perry St. Louis High Biddeford Vfw Junior Girl Scouts Saco Red Cross Solicitors Jeault, Andrea Mininni and Susan Drapeau Netherlands Amsterdam Europe Biddeford-Saco Journal Kenneth Berdeen Kent Alewive Road Conrad Berdeen North Stonington Conn Mr. Sirois Dorothy Morse Chester N.J DeMolay Group Cynthia Lowry AP Television Bergman Hubbell Robinson Robinson B. F. Goodrich Daly Bros Alfred St Jack & Larry’s Jewelry Alfred Main Streets CMP CO Cochrane’s Appliance Sales & Service Graham ST
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