Nixon cures malaise spurs brief surge in U S economy
AP analysis notes how Nixon’s dollar devaluation and wage price controls sparked renewed consumer spending and business expansion. Yet economists warn restraints may come within six months as monetary growth slows and unemployment shifts. The Fed’s actionsReinforce concerns of inflation psychology returning by mid to late 1973. Mortgage rates rise and banks expect higher prime rates, dampening stock gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Traveling Art Exhibit Shows Slated Locally
An itinerant art display is planned for Orono with works from regional artists. The exhibit promotes cultural engagement and will feature a diverse collection displayed at local galleries and community centers.
University of Maine Traveling Art Exibition Across Maine
Month long exhibits from the University of Maine at Orono traveling program tour towns from Fort Kent to Kittery. The program presents about 800 shows in schools and organizations, eight exhibit months, and 104 shows from the UMO collection by Maine artists. In Biddeford Saco areas exhibitions run December through June including Biddeford Junior High School and Mildred Day Memorial School with works by Jeana Dale Bearce of Brunswick and Maine block prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine At
Biddeford Junior High School
Maine
Mildred Day Memorial School
Arundel
Jeana Dale Bearce
Brunswick
Maine art highlights span January through May across cities
Denny Winters of Rockport presents collages in January, February features blockprints of Maine scenes in April, and John Muench of Freeport shows lithographs in May. Biddeford High School and Buxton Center Elementary School host silkscreens on American birds in January and April and a how to silkscreen segment in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Winters
Rockport
Artists of
Maine
John Muench
Freeport
Biddeford High School
Buxton Center
Three Lost Woburn Youths Feared Dead
Weather delayed search efforts for three Woburn youths feared drowned after a canoeing accident on Lake Wentworth. Thomas Salvati 18 Barry O Riordan 17 and Richard Coleman 17 disappeared Saturday night as companions watched the canoe drift ashore Sunday.
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Wolfeboro
N.H
Woburn
Mass
Lake Wentworth
Thomas Salvati
Barry O'Riordan
Richard Coleman
Wentworth Park
Robert Salvati
John Cullinane
Donald Christianson
Wells Widow Is Willed Nearly Half A Million
Alfred A Wells died September 26 leaving his widow Marcella Ennoldsen as executrix and sole beneficiary of an estate valued at about 411 537 dollars after final expenses of 58 000. Walter E Hatch appointed administrator of Margaret M Bragdon's Wells estate died August 13 with about 28 000 dollars value after 6 000 final expenses shared by three nieces and a nephew. Jeremiah R Guiney of Biddeford died March 6 1971 leaving Helena M Guiney as executrix and sole beneficiary of about 41 100 dollars after 1 500 final expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Wells
James J. Ennoldsen
Marcella
Walter E. Hatch
Margaret M. Bragdon
Dorothy B. Clark
Springfield
Marjorie B. Keyes
Ogunquit
Prsicialla B. Good
Shapleigh
D. Wallace Bragdon
Jeremiah R. Guiney
Biddeford
Helena M. Guiney
Joseph A. Cloutier
Saco
Edward I. Cloutier
Marie Rose Cloutier
Cloutier
Edward
Paul
Ocean Park Road
Raymond
Middle
S&j
Gerard
Stockman Ave
Andre
Cumberland Avenue
Juliette Danforth
Jeanette Frenette
Doris Cloutier
Ross Road
Marie Bruner
Hill View Heights
Lucille J . O'Connor
Kennebunkport
David Emmons
Earl William O’connor
Arlington
Ernest Poisson
Marcel R. Viger
Beatrice Allard
Waterbury
Conn
Dorothy M. Perrault
Oscar W. Perrault
Biddeford Pool
Dorilla A. Huot
Adelard Huot
Huot
Marion Brennick
Maureen B. Formalas
Beverly Ann Varney
William E Brennick
Pownal
Michael
Kevin Brennick
Hugh Carson
North St
Robert Carson
Mary E. Carson
North St. Nettie
Laura S. Lemlin
West Kennebunk
Snyder
Hugh A. Googins
Kennebunk
Irene M. Googins
Joseph E. Lariviere
Edgar Lariviere
Blancheg. Lariviere
Lariviere
Luther Conradi
Maria
Mattei Conradi
Pennsylvania
Mrs Fecteau Returns From Visit With Perrins
Mrs. Robert Fecteau of 18 Willett Street Biddeford has returned from a visit with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Roland Perrin and her daughter Dawnin Laurel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fecteau
Willett St
Biddeford
Roland Perrin
Dawnin Laurel
Fifth Jail Escapee Turns Himself In
Michael Feeley, 23, of Arlington, became the fifth Concord state prison inmate to surrender after last Tuesday’s escape. Authorities moved 25 inmates to three facilities including Walpole, Norfolk, and Bridgewater. more transfers were planned to Norfolk and Bridgewater in protective custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord State Prison
Michael Feeley
Arlington
Feeley
Concord
State Corrections Department
Walpole State Prison
Norfolk State Prison
Bridgewater State Hospital
Farewell Party Planned for Local Pastor
Rev. Mr. James A. Purington will leave Biddeford's United Baptist Church for Clark's Green Pennsylvania. A farewell party with Rev. and Mrs. Purington and family is set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the church. His last service is December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Purington
United Baptist
Used Trucks Are Listed In Section 12 Want Ads
Classified notice states used trucks are listed in Section 12 of the want ads. The listing highlights vehicle types and contact details for buyers and sellers.
Whist Winners at Le Foyer Biddeford
The whist party at Le Foyer corner of Pool and Foss streets Biddeford crowned Annie Harmon and Emma Thiboutot as special winners with Diane Nolette as high scorer. Participants included James Beaulieu Medley Beaulieu Beatrice Beaulieu Aurore Soucy Ronald Picard and others. another session is planned next week by the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Foyer
Pool and
Foss
Biddeford
Annie Harmon
Emma Thiboutot
Diane Nolette
James Beaulieu
Medley Beaulieu
Beatrice Beaulieu
Aurore Soucy
Ronald Picard
Joseph Plourde
Lucienne Chouinard
Elizabeth Dube
Joseph Viger
Alphonsine Bolduc
Aurore Gagnon
Josephine Vallier
Saco Valley School Holiday Dinner
Saco Valley School served a family style Thanksgiving dinner to students and staff, donated by the Sub-Deb Sorority of Saco led by Penny Harriman. Helpers included Mrs. Claude Little and others, with guests Miss Sue Dery and Kathy Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Valley School
Saco
Penny Harriman
Claude Little
Roger Provost
Edward Savoy
Reilly
Renee Hutchinson
Arlene Aranovitch
Michael Bedard
Rose Bilodeau
Angus Bridges
Gerry Cassette
Bruce Brown
Tina Gorneault
Paul Cote
Ida Binette
Ginette Faucher
Michael Little
Maureen Langlois
Thomas Nadeau
James Pelletier
Charlene Longmore
Donald Pepin
Dixie Wallingford
Robert Broker
Gerry Provost
Doris Rouselle
Norman Menard
James Hussey
William Harriman
David Proulx
Ruth Parkhurst
Elaine Breton
Ruth Travers
Kennebunk Officials Inspect Timber Sea Wall Site
Town Manager Eugene Berky and Selectman James McMahon met with Thomas Williams foreman of Seward Construction at the Goodies Beach wall site. Residents worried the backfill beach sand could cause deep grade erosion under the roadway. Williams said backfill includes original material and sand hauled earlier by Roland Toussaint Construction. Plans call for compacting sand on the road side and adding gravel in spring as a base for the sidewalk to Narragansett Rocks from Beach Road and Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Eugene Berky
James McMahon
Thomas Williams
Seward Construction Company
Portsmouth
N.H
Goodies Beach
Williams
Roland Toussaint Construction Co
Narragansett
Beach Road
Beach Street
Le Voltigeur Snowshoe Club Meets Tonight
Members hold a special meeting at 8 in the club rooms at the corner of South and Elm streets Biddeford to discuss upcoming activities and club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Voltigeur Snowshoe Club
South and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Santa Claus Clubs Grow Sharply in One Year
York County Savings Bank reports 64 percent rise in funds saved by Santa Claus Clubs from 1971 to 1972 and a 34 percent jump in clubs. Payout increased from 123,849 dollars to 203,159 dollars as memberships grew to 1,409 under President Edward A. Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County, Savings Bank
Edward A. Harriman
York County Savings Bank
Harriman
Community group meetings and rehearsals schedule
Tuesday Yankee Belle Chorus rehearses at 7 45 p m Kennebunkport Community House Temple Street. Girl Scout Cadette troop 123 meets at C A Harthome North Street. Wednesday Junior Girl Scout Troop 115 Websterhouse 3 to 4 30 p m Senior Community Club of Arundel Mildred Day School 3 30 p m. Thursday Rotary Glen Mor 12 15 p m Fifty Plus Kennebunk 1 to 4 p m Odd Fellows Hall 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge Webhannet Clubhouse Fletcher Street All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Belle Chorus
Kennebunkport
Temple Street
C.A. Harthome
North Street
Webhannet
Arundel
Mildred Day School
Rotary Club
Glen-Mor
Kennebunk
Odd Fellows Meeting
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Fletcher Street
State Court Justice Speaks In Bangor
Justice Randolph Weatherbee of the Maine Supreme Court will address the pre winter meeting of the Maine Good Roads Assoc at Baldacci's Restaurant in Bangor. He will discuss Guns in the Course of History and invite faculty and senior civil engineering students with highway and structural design interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Randolph Weatherbee
Maine Supreme Court
Maine Good Roads Asso
Baldacci
Bangor
Justice Weatherbee
R. Leon Williams
Raymond Caouette Patient at Webber Hospital
Raymond Caouette of 358 Main Street Biddeford is identified as a medical patient at Webber Hospital per the readable text fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Caouette
Main St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Salvation Army Kettle Stolen From Macy's Corner
New York AP Salvation Army officials say a 300 pound red iron kettle that has stood outside Macy's on 34th Street for 20 years collecting holiday donations was stolen late last Friday or early Saturday. Brigadier Frank Gibson notes the kettle is five feet in diameter and 32 feet high and hopes it may reappear as a seasonal miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Macy's
34Th Street
Frank Gibson
Army
3Th Street
Custom Agents Seize Hashish Haul. Judge's Son Arrested
U S customs agents seize 350 pounds of hashish and arrest Jonathan L. Cook 30 son of Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle E Cook. He was charged with illegal importation after collecting Indian moon bells at San Francisco International Airport and transporting them to Santa Rosa. The hashish value is estimated at 1.5 million dollars. Detectors dogs found the drugs hidden in 25 cartons of brass bells and the cartons were resealed for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S
Superior Court
Jonathan L. Cook
San Francisco International
Santa Rosa
Cook
Alameda County
Lyle E. Cook
Owen E. Woodruff
Old Orchard Beach Art Association Meets for Marine Painting
The Old Orchard Beach Art Association will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the High School Library. Instructor Carolyn Wilson will present with a focus on Marine Paintings and waves. Also St Johns by the Sea church fair is Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Parish Hall on St John Street with a baked ham supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach Art Association
Carolyn Wilson
St. Johns-by-the-Seachurch
St. John Street
Mount Washington Tops White Mountains Height
Mount Washington rises to 6,288 feet, the highest peak in New Hampshire’s White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
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C. Martel
High St
Old Orchard Beach
Smithwheel Road
Martel
Michael Spath
Business Mirror
George Durfee
Orono
Culbransen
Gulbransen
Biddeford Piano & Organ CO
Ord
Priscilla Hamel Bryant
Arsenault
Beauty Salon
Old Orchard Road
Shirley Arsenault
Norfolk
Bridgewater
St. Francis College
Charles Murphy
Nathaniel Smart
Boston Globe
Murphy
Smart
Maryline White
K’bunk
Santa Claus
Old Orchard
Ingle
Adult Squares of Maine
Sasome
Pinehurst
Yikes Cameron
Lois Marston
Gertrude Shaw
Kay Chisholm
Russell Kimball
Chester Nason
Art Nadeau
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