Multiple hearings set on liquor licenses across towns
Notices show hearings in Old Orchard Beach Wells Biddeford Ogunquit and Kennebunkport through May 1973 on applications for restaurant hotel and entertainment licenses. Public meetings invite appearances to show cause why licenses should or should not be granted with dates May 10 14 17 1973 at various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loranger School
Old Orchard Beach
Francis Garneau
Brunswick
West Surf Street
Barbara E. Lord
Board of Selectmen
Town of
Wells
Edelweiss, Inc
Shore Ogunquit
Rence Fenderson
Donald Butler
John Trafton
Reginald Chase
Richard Bouleau
Biddeford
Chateaubriand
Frazier Pasture Rd
Ogunquit
Clarence Fenderson
Richard Rouleau
Ken Kendrick
Richard Bair
Paul Benoit
The
Beachcomber
Staples Street
Charles Spirounias
Charlie's Drive-In
Saco Avenue
Alice Cloutier
Julienne Touchette
Beachwood Hotel
West Grand Avenue
Gloria M. J. Cassini
Gloria M. J. Carcione
Natalie Berger
Seaside Hotel
Roy M. Smith
John M. Houston
Shore Road
Kennebunkport
Boughton Hotel Corporation
the Colony
H. David Walley
M. Abbott
Pendergast
Charles W. Sullivan
Blue Whale Facts From World Almanac
The World Almanac notes the blue whale as the largest animal at about 100 feet and up to 150 tons. It has no teeth and feeds by filter feeding with plankton as the main diet. water is expelled as its tongue presses through baleen to trap food.
Ocean Park Extension Meeting and Local Club Activities
The Ocean Park Extension met Tuesday at Porter Hall with members modeling dresses and sharing stored crafts. Kipwan aisles included a noon lunch while Jillian Jakeman presided and a long list of attendees was named. The Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club met Tuesday evening with Adelbert Makeman Jr. presiding and Donald Shorey sharing about a Canada trip. The annual Kisanis candy sale is set for May 22 and the Orchard Beach Band auction on the High School lawn starts May 19 with rain date May 20 to fund new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Ocean Park Extension
Porter Hall
Jillian Jakeman
Mary M. Coburn
Yvonne Morris
Noellie Houle
Pearl Shaw
Carrie B. Groves
Lillian M. Peverill
Marion Siddall
Ethel Rowlands
Frances Johnson
Ethel M. Ritchie
Florence Benson
Marion White
Helen G. Smith
Dorothy Tripp
Elizabeth Tate
Ruth Glines
Elizabeth Wilson
Mildred Soule
Ethel Whitten
Marion Irving
Ivy Carlin
Orchard Beach
This Day In History May 10 1973 Highlights
Highlights include the 1869 Ogden Utah golden spike completing the first US railroad. 1865 Davis captured in Georgia. 1871 Alsace Lorraine ceded to Germany. 1940 German invasion of Belgium Holland Luxembourg. 1941 Hess parachuted into Scotland. Pope John XXIII Long ago peace prize. U.S. bombers hit Saigon suburb. Births Fred Astaire Nancy Walker. Thought for today about chess and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
United States
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
John XXIII
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
China
Fred Astaire
Comedienne
Nancy Walker
Lord Byron
Biddeford Declares May Clean-Up Month
Gilbert R. Boucher mayor of Biddeford proclaims May 1973 as Clean-Up Month urging residents to direct energies toward public surroundings improvements. The proclamation notes Biddeford’s scenic beauty enhances pleasure for locals and visitors and calls for efforts to improve living conditions and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert R. Boucher
Biddeford
Gilbert R Boucher
Hospital Auxiliary Banquet With Fashion Show At Kennebunkport
The Webber Hospital Association Ladies Auxiliary-Webber Unit will hold its annual dinner on May 16 at the Shawmut Inn in Kennebunkport. Social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. A fashion show by The Carriage Trade owners Sally Jones and Jenny Yorke will feature better sports and formal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital Association Ladies Auxiliary-Webber Unit
Shawmut Inn
Kennebunkport
Sally Jones
Carriage Trade
Ogunquit
Jenny Yorke
Carol Martin
Betty Hutchins
Nancy Gilquist
Israel Struggle Over Two Cultures Ties to 25th Birthday
Israel marks 25 years amid a clash between Ashkenazi western Jews and Sephardic oriental Jews. Easterners face poverty and education gaps while Soviets settle quickly with housing perks. Critics call for policy changes, but many insist the divide is cultural and economic, not racial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
David Lancashire
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Kochavi Shemesh
Shemesh
Golda Meir
Iraq
Yemen
Morocco
Soviet Union
Shalom Cohen
Cohen
Egypt
Jordan
Hussein
Ministry of Education
Black Panther
Sadik
Garbageman
Survey Warns Resources May Be Exhausted
The U S Geological Survey warns the nation may exhaust key minerals as population and production strain supplies. A 722 page report says only a few commodities will last hundreds of years, with 14 of 26 major minerals set to deplete in 30 to 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S
Geological Survey
W.E. McKelvey
McKelvey
Donald A. Brobst
Walden P. Pratt
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Carrier
Bernard Cohen
Legals
Fred Hayes
Kay Murphy
Clayton Harding
Boucher
Promised Land
Youland’s Gift Headquarters
Playtex
Sheets
Pepperell & Burlington House
Youland
Biddeford — Across the
Kennebunk
Don Lowe
New England
Kennebunk Beach
Sprague Electric
South Sanford, Maine
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