Deaths: Harry A. Mapes 65 prominent Kennebunk figure
Harry A. Mapes of Kennebunk died in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. He owned H. A. Mapes Oil Co. of Sanford and Mapes Home and Garden Center in Kennebunk. A former Thorn ton Academy and South Portland High athletic director, he held many civic roles including past Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber president and Sanford Kiwanis leader. Survived by Christine, a son, a brother, a sister and three grandchildren. funeral Sunday at Bibber Memorial Chapel with Laurel Hill interment.
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Kennebunk
Harry A. Mapes
Kennebunk Road
Portland
H. A. Mapes Oil Company Inc
Sanford
Mapes Home and Garden Center
Biddeford
Harry B
Marybelle (Sweet) Mapes
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
State of Maine Civil Defense
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Men's Club
Sanford Kiwanis Club
Sanford Lodge of Elks
Spares Lodge of Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodge
AF and AM
Maine Consistory
Kora Shriners of
Lewiston
Nassan College
Springvale
Mapes
Thornton Academy
Saco
South Portland High School
Christine T. Mapes
H. Allen Mapes
George E. Mapes
Frances McGrath
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Aco
Millard A Tripp Sr 65 of Saco dies after long illness
Millard A Tripp Sr 65 of Flag Pond Road Saco a retired hydro station operator died after a long illness Born September 4 1903 in Hollis he was a member of several Masonic bodies and the United Travelers Society Survived by two daughters three sons two sisters and numerous grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from Shumwa Funeral Home in Saco Interment in Buxton Cemetery calling hours today from 3 to 5 and 7 pm
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Millard A. Tripp
Flag Pond Road
Saco
Central
Colenees Co
Biddeford
Hollis
Big
Abbie Littlefield Tripp
Saco Con. Presetons’ Christian Church
Ace Lodge
F. M. York
Royal Arch Masons
Maine Council
Royal and Select Masons
United
Shumwa Funeral Home
Buxton Ce
Pelade
John Mariello 88 dies after brief illness in Biddeford
John Mariello of 39 Bay Street Biddeford age 88 died in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born December 24 1879 in Bari Italy he came to the United States in 1902. A mason by trade he was a long time member of St. Mary's Church. Survived by five sons Vito John Michael Frank and two daughters and other relatives. Services listed with Sansouci Funeral Home details and interment at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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John Mariello
Bay St
Biddeford
Bari
Italy
Anthony Mariello
United States
Saco-Lowell
Mariello
St. Mary's Church
Ene
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sansouc Funeral Home
Stone St
Memorial services at Shumway Funeral Home
Saco Lodge F and A M will meet at Shumway Funeral Home 35 King St Saco at 7 30 for memorial services honoring A Tripp Sr a member and past officer of the lodge.
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Saco Lodge
A.M
Shumway Funeral Home
King St
Saco
A. Tripp Sr
Shumway Funeral Service
One Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Maine highway fatalities fall in third quarter
Augusta AP reports Maine State Police say highway deaths dropped 15 percent in the July through September period, with 73 people killed in 66 crashes. Major causes listed were excessive speed driver inattention driving on the wrong side and drinking behind the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Bureau of Traffic Records
Pyramid of the Sun construction tied 10,000 workers to 20 years
Archaeologists estimate that the building of the Pyramid of the Sun near Mexico City employed about 10,000 laborers for two decades, reflecting the project’s massive scale and societal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Funeral for Miss Laura A. Guertin at Notre Dame de Lourdes
Funeral services for Miss Laura A. Guertin formerly of Camp Ellis were held this morning at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco. High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Carrier with deacon Rev. Paul Jalbert and sub deacon Rev. Lucien Carrier, choir singing, organ by Mrs Eva Carrier. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Rev. Lucien Carrier and Rev. Gerard Doyon. Bearers were Romeo Goudreau Philemon Dubreuil Rudolph Ross Clarence Lombard John Farley and Raymond Cordeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Guertin
Camp Ellis
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Saco
Joseph Carrier
Paul Jalbert
Lucien Carrier
Eva Carrier
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
Gerard Doyon
Funeral services for Mrs Ei leen M Pinkham Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs Ei leen M Pinkham formerly of Biddeford were held at St Marys Church Biddeford with Rev Lawrence DeBlois celebrating a requiem high mass Soloist William Cleary accompanied by Miss Louise Welch organist Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery Biddeford with Rev Cornelius J Enright pastor reciting grave side prayers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen M. Pinkham
Biddeford
St. Mary's Church
Lawrence DeBlois
William Cleary
Louise Welch
St. Mary's Cemetery
Cornelius J. Enright
Pasor
Funeral Mass Held for Antonio J Dallaire Biddeford
Funeral services for Antonio J. Dallaire of 528 Elm St Biddeford were held at St Josephs Church. A solemn requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Sylvia Levesque assisted by Rev Valmont Gilbert as deacon and Rev Clarence Laplante OFM St Francis College Biddeford as subdeacon. The church choir sang and Diana Rousselle was organist. Graveside prayers were recited at St Mary Cemetery Biddeford by Father Levesque. Bearers were Andrew Benoit Ronald Dallaire Paul Masse Leo Paul Nolette and Ronald Nolette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio J. Dallaire
Elm St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Sylvia Levesque
Valmont Gilbert
Clarence Laplante
O.F.M
St. Francis College
Diana Rousselle
Sign Painting Class Is Aim Of Saco Man
Roland Smith of Mid way Signs Co in Saco plans to teach sign painting to youths. The 30-year-old artist aims to revitalize the craft, describes a three dimensional chicken wire and fiberglass sign method, and invites locals to visit his Main Street shop beside Reny Bros. Printers to learn or apply for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
Midway Signs Co
Saco
New York City
Smith
Cape Cod
Gloucester
Mass
Reny Bros. Printers
Two Accidents At Biddeford Intersection Reported
Police said two crashes occurred yesterday at the Main Street and Elm Street intersection in Biddeford. Olivine Gregoire, 63, and John E. Rice, 72, drivers in the first collision, reported $250 damage to Gregoire’s car. no injuries were listed. A second collision involved Roger Gobeil, 23, and Lionel H. Parenteau, 52, with no injuries reported.
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Main Street
Elm Street
Biddeford
Olivine Gregoire
Granite St
John E. Rice
Orchard St
Gregoire
Roger Gobeil
Graham St
Lionel H. Parenteau
Cleaves St
Toyota Controversy Prompts Strong Personal Endorsement
A speaker asserts belief in Toyota, claiming he could not sell a car unless he thought it was the best, highlighting confidence in the brand and its appeal.
John Lape Dies After Car Crash On Route 201
Freeport man 36 identified as John Lape died from injuries after a foreign car careened out of control and rolled over several times on Route 201. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Augusta General Hospital in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
John Lape
Freeport
Simpson
Dennett & Craig
Augusta Gen- Main Street
Saco
Maine
Eral Hospital
Personal notices from Biddeford area patients
Rosemarie Simonelli of 461 Elm St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Lucie Frechette of 16 Pike St Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Ernest Montembeau of 15 Cottage St Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemarie Simonelli
Elm St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Lucie Frechette
Pike St
Notre Dame Hospital
Ernest Montembeau
Cottage St
Meeting of Past Noble Grands Association at Saco
A meeting of the Past Noble Grands Association of Saco Rebekah Lodge is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Helen Bowie on Portland Road in Saco.
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Noble Grands Association
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Helen Bowie
Portland Road
Saco
Kennebunk Residents HonorMilitary and Club Events
Private Edmund Bodwell Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bodwell Sr., is on a 21 day leave from Fort Gordon Georgia before shipping to Okinawa for six weeks of training then Vietnam. He is a 1966 Kennebunk High School graduate who worked for Morningstar Corp prior to enlistment on Feb 19, 1968. Thanksgiving home visit included relatives. Maj. Kenneth Sewall and Mrs. Sewall attended a Marine Corps birthday event at Park Country Club. Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters met at Knights of Pythias Hall. meeting postponed inspections. Ramblers Club of Arundel gathered at Mrs. Emily Andrews’ home and donated to WABAN. Members planned pot-luck and Christmas gift exchange for Dec 11.
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Edmund Bodwell Jr
Edmund Bodwell Sr
West Kennebunk
U.S. Army Military Police
Fort Gordon
San Francisco
Calif
Okinawa
Rowan
Vietnam
Kennebunk High School
Morningstar Corp.ore
Bodwell
Earl
Jon Bodwell
Portsmouth
N.H
Débbie Boothby
Lyman
Charles Tanner
Mousam Road
Kennebunk
Kenneth Sewall
Sewall
Park Country Club
Calizabeth
U. S. Marine Corps
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Eleanor Leech
Judith Keeffe
Ramblers Club of
Arundel
Emily Andrews
Andrews
Waban Association
Catherine J. Welch
Arion Bedard
Alta Guilbert
Una Miller
Lavena Drew
Marion Bedard
Headstart Children Visit Supermarket Field Trip
Pupils of the Biddeford Head start program were taken on a field trip to the A and P Supermarket on Elm Street Bord today where they were served pancakes. Assisting with the children were Mrs. Mabel Desmarins Mrs. Nancy Campobasso Mrs. Bernice Gillespie and Mrs. Denise Letourneau. A Headstart parents meeting is set for Nov 19 at 7:30 p.m. in City Building.
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Biddeford
Elm Street
Bord
Mabel Desmarins
Nancy Campobasso
Bernice Gillespie
Denise Letourneau
Trade zone bids face delays as suits loom
Major Northeast politicians push for trade zone uses while Sinclair Oil sues in federal court to halt Maine’s application for Machinsport subzone. No decision yet. Maine review ongoing. Udall hints at action on Occidental before leaving office. Georgia and Tenneco proposals have not progressed.
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Northeast
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sinclair Oil Corp
Sinclair
Machinsport
I Gg
Stewart L. Udall
Georgia
Tenneco
Biddeford Candidate Notes Local Budget and Departures
Robert continues on Page One addressing support for local schools and concern about remaining funds in the street construction fund. He notes several businesses have left the city over the years including Lund Mfg Co Ed and Frank Chevrolet Atlantic Motors Bedell Motors York Heel and Coastal Motors, which is leaving now. 15k ved Ladderbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund Mfg. Co
Frank Chevrolet
Atlantic Motors
Bedell Motors
York Heel
Biddeford
Coastal Motors
Rain Forecast Spreads Southward Toward Portland
Rain continues to spread from the south with snow to the north tonight. Lows drop to the 20s, little temperature change expected Saturday.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather Forecast for the Northeast
The five day forecast covers northern New England, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Daytime highs reach 40s to 50s with cooler nights in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Expect cooler weekend, warmer start to the workweek, and total precipitation averaging over half an inch, mainly rain south and rain or snow north.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Saco Registration Board Hours Listed
Open voter registration session in Saco runs November 18 to 26. Albert Caron, chair of the Saco Board of Registration, cites daily hours from 1 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM for the December 9 city election. Changes of name or address due to marriage should be reported.
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Albert Caron
Saco Board of Registration
Caron
NATO defense plan shifts to conventional strength gains
NATO moves to small changes in troop levels with upgrades in equipment and mobilization. US officials expect member budgets to rise 22 to 15 percent over five years to boost conventional forces as France Iceland and others shape new terms. West Germany plans more Phantoms helicopters and artillery while Belgians extend service. Berlin talks reaffirm remain in divided city amid East German harassment fears. Katzenbach warned the USSR that pressure on West Berlin could strain US Soviet ties.
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U.S
France
NATO
Iceland
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Europe
Vietnam
Defense Planning Committee
Clifford
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Bel
Britain
Berlin
Michel Debre
Nicholas Katzenbach
Andrey F. Core
Washington
Thursay
Sweden Holds Large Share of European High-Grade Iron Ore
A report notes that over 90 percent of Europe’s high-grade iron ore lies in Sweden, highlighting the country’s dominant role in Europe's iron ore supply.
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Europe
Sweden
Biddeford AL Post Activities Are Announced
The Biddeford American Legion post met with 24 members to set plans for Thanksgiving baskets for needy members and the community. The group approved subscriptions to the Legion magazine, school libraries, hospitals, and MacArthur Library, and welcomed new members Melvin Cook, Ronald Madore, Fernand Letarte, and David Metcalf while reporting 219 paid members for 1969. The meeting also noted National Education Week and urged parent involvement in local schools, and Service Officer Sheltra urged veterans and widows to fill out VA income questionnaires due January 15 to avoid pension loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley Post
American Legion
Elm Street
Biddeford
J. Edmond Pinard
Horace Beaulieu
Roland St. Michel
Ralph Croteau
Adrien L'Heureux
Roy Mendros
Legion National Magazine
MacArthur
Robert Boucher
Notre Dame Hospital
Melvin Cook
Ronald Madore
Fernand Letarte
David Metcalf
Beaulieu
Joseph Zaitlin
Royal Sheltra
Veterans’ Administration
Band Boosters Elect New President At Kennebunk Meeting
The Kennebunk Band Boosters met at KHS library with vice president Robert Sprague in charge. Robert Pillsbury elected president. A bylaws committee was formed with Alexander Economos named to chair it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Robert Sprague
Robert Pillsbury
Alexander Economos
Maine
Elton Crs
Kenneth Jones
As Nadeau
Julia Miller
DeMolay Councilor Has Unique Task
West Kennebunk Lafayette Chapter of De Molay met at York Temple with Master Councilor Robert Hamilton presenting the First Degree. His brother Daniel Hamilton was among the candidates, a first for the chapter. Others included Howard Hanson David Spofford and Bruce Bradbury. State master councilor John Knox of Saco attended. Three petitions were read for membership. The group plans a December Christmas tree sale for fundraising. Next meeting November 27 at 7:30 p.m. at York Temple will include First and Second degrees.
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West Kennebunk
Lafayette
Order of DeMolay
York Temple
Robert Hamilton
Robert
Daniel Hamilton
Howard Hanson
David Spofford
Bruce Bradbury
John Knox
Saco
Harold Noble
Marianne Moore Wins 1968 National Medal for Literature
New York report states Marianne Moore, age 81, is named recipient of the 1968 National Medal for Literature, carrying a $5,000 prize. The award, instituted in 1965 by the Book Committee, honors living American writers for their total literary contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marianne Moore
Ee Ee Book Committee
Deer Kill Totals 99 In Kennebunk
To date 99 deer have been registered at Libby Hardware in Kennebunk with opening day tagging 15. The list includes many named locals such as Wayne Goodrich Frederick Cook Jr. and David Noble as well as numerous others tagged from November 2 through November 13.
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Kennebunk
Libby Hardware Store
Wayne Goodrich
Doe
Frederick Cook Jr
David Noble
Stephen Evans Jr
Casper Pierce
Leslie Smith Sr
Thomas Dede
Kendrick Holbrook Jr
David Thompson
Herman Leavitt
Richard Wormwood
Ray Gosselin
Paul Bragdon
Kier’ Moore
Robert Shuffleburg
Donald Bernier
James Bernier
Freeman Welch
Dana Johnson
David Thayer
Forest Maguire
Ge Noble
Melson Welch
Arthur Tracy Jr
Richard MecGary Jr
Kenneth Welch
Stephen Fisher
Jonathan Gray
Ronald Romprey
Bruce Wakefield
David Jordan
Eddie Maxwell
George Cousens
Arthur Hill
Charles Delmontex
Richard Pierce
Julia Emerson
Donald Stevens
Brad Shaw Sr
Gerald Amalong
Stephen Emerson
Warren Somers
James Smith
Fred Welch
Manley Goulden
Roger Maling
William Barker
Stuart Metcalf
Daniel Meyers
Paul Gregorie
Ernest Leech
James Leach
John Welch
Richard Jackson Jr
Leo Pierce
David Snow
Allen Wildes
Leslie Smith Jr
Parker Jones
Ray Bergeron
Robert Pelletier
David Jones
Robert Shackford
George Delemontex
Stuart Adjutant
Ronald Rose
Henry Lyons
Kenneth Pierce
Harry Thomas
Vernel Lock
Jack Simonds
Robert Janson
Charles Brown
Martin Wildes
Willis McKay
John Thyng
Donald Harrison
Gordon Jackson
Jack Harrison
Thomas Noble
Lawrence Allen
Gerard Paradis Jr
Rodney Thayer
Donald Ronan
Fred Cook Sr
Democrats Will Caucus In Saco
The Saco Democratic Caucus is set for November 19 at 7 PM at Saco City Hall. Ward meetings will nominate candidates for alderman, warden, and ward clerk in seven wards. At 8 PM the group will nominate a mayoral candidate and a school board member for the December 9 municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco City Hall
Thomas C. Winston
Democratic City Committee
City Hall
No Injuries Reported In Saco Accidents
Saco police report two vehicle collisions with no injuries. Ernest E. Whitten 73 of 48 Thornton Ave and Richard E. Witherell 53 of 10 Storer St collided on Storer Street with $118 and $63 damages. A second crash on Portland Road involved Glendon E. Erickson 37 Goosefare Drive and George W. Lester 47 RFD 1 Saco. Erickson damage listed at $150 and Lester at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ernest E. Whitten
Thornton Ave
Richard E. Witherell
Storer St
Storer Street
Whitten
Witherell Auto
Glendon E. Erickson
Goosefare Drive
Old Orchard Beach
George W. Lester
Rainbow Girls plan supper and bake beans fundraiser
Old Orchard Beach Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls met at Robinson Memorial Hall with Worthy Advisor Jane Thurston presiding. A memorial service was held for Mrs. Mark Sexson, supreme recorder of the International Order of Rainbow. Plans included a baked beans and casserole supper November 23 from 5 to 7 p.m. Committee members were named for Old Orchard Beach, Scarborough, and Saco. Reports covered October School of Instruction and Rainbow Scholarship. Christine Teravainen, Gail Plummer and Nancy Kenover attended for the first time since a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Order of the Rainbow
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Jane Thurston
Mark Sexson
International Order of Rainbow
Rainbow
McAlesta
Orono
Masonic Hall
Saco
Alison Witham
Janice Speed
Scarborough
Carol Johnson
Jane Lamson
Christine Teravainen
Gail Plummer
Nancy Kenover
Beach Lions Club To Light Christmas Tree Night Meeting
The Beach Lions Club held a Thursday gathering at Emerson Cummings home in Old Orchard Beach. Clarence Roberts chaired in Theodore Poirier’s absence and plans to light the Christmas tree at Own Hall. Sumner Johnson outlined Turkey jamboree setup for Briggs Hall on Lawn Avenue in November at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and a food basket will be featured. Members were urged to attend the Harvest Supper at United Methodist Church on Washington Avenue at 6 p.m. before the 7 p.m. meeting at the Cummings residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Leonard
Old An Beach
Lions Club
Emerson Cummings
Portland Avenue
United Methodist Church
Washington Avenue
Cummings
North Vietnam Reaffirms Need for Separate NFL Delegation
Hanoi rejects a two sided U.S. inquiry and calls for expanded peace talks with a separate NFL delegation. Le repeats protests against U.S. reconnaissance flights over the North and denounces plans to rescue downed airmen as an impudent provocation. South Vietnam and the NLF voices insist on talks without delay if boycotts occur, others may join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
NLF
Southietnam
South
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Sai
Panes
NFL
Waterville Boy Fatally Struck Chasing Dog
David D. Taylor six year old was killed when he chased a dog into a street and into the path of an oncoming car. Police said it was the citys first pedestrian fatality in two years and the first involving a child on the way to class in several years. David was en route to a first grade class when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
David D. Taylor
David
Bishops Agree On Birth Control Compromise
In Washington the nation's Roman Catholic bishops approved a compromise on birth control allowing married couples who practice contraception to remain in the church. They urged reassessment of Vietnam and draft exemptions for conscientious objectors. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops voted in secret, with no immediate text released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Conference
Bridge Group Meets At Beach Clubhouse
Duplicate bridge players who met last night at the Speak Dasy Lawn Avenue were: Paradis Mongali Leach Hoyt Sleeper Brackett Marshall Briggs and many others with pairings listed for North and South East and West. New night players include Mrs Lessieur Terbane Mr and Mrs Keith Tremore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Lawn Avenue
Scar Paradis
Richard Mongalian
Eileen Leach
Gail Hoyt
Ada Sleeper
Lorimer Brackett
David Marshall
Avis Briggs
Mary Wilbur
S. A. Grondin
James Moutsatsos
James Warren
A. Elpwith
Paul Chadbourne
Robert Whelan
Susanne Snow
Gwen Flannery
Estella Aranovitcha
Dora Paulhus
North
Sowht Paradis
R. Mougalian
Leach
Hoyt
Sleeper and Brackett
Marshall
Briggs
East
West
Haase
Dubois
Bates
Fecteau
Ross
Rosen
Mullen
New Night Players
Paul Lessieur
Keith Ttemore
Marjorie Ort
May Keezer
Nee Nah Council To Meet At Beach
The re meeting of Nee Nah Council of Pocahontas will be held at 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows. Members are asked to take articles for the Thanksgiving baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee Nah Council
Beach
Old Orchard
Republican senators pick majority leader in Maine caucus
Augusta Republican senators elect between Bennett Katz of Augusta and Richard Berry of Cape Elizabeth to choose the senate majority leader at the pre legislative caucus next week. Katz’s announcement clears the way for Kenneth MacLeod of Brewer to be unopposed Senate president nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bennett E. Katz
Richard N. Berry
Cape Elizabeth
Senate
Katz
Kenneth P. MacLeod
Brewer
Maine Senior Citizens Leaders Train Here
About 160 people are expected to participate in a two day training program for leaders of senior citizens groups in Maine. The event is sponsored by the Department of Health and Welfare and will be held in Portland on the coming Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
The
Stapartment of Health and Welfare
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Millard A. Tripp Sr
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Laura Guertin
Mrs
Eileen Pinkham
Toyota
Edmund Cashen
Saco Registration Board
AL Post
KHS Library
Beach Assembly Rainbow Girls
Bos Sea
Thieu
King’s Motor Sales
Volkswagen
Electrolux J. Durfee
Melvin Ave
Beachway’s
For All
Beach Street
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