Republican HQ Opens in Sanford Parade to Kennebunk Wells and Sanford
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport schools close Wednesday afternoon to let teachers attend the Portland Teachers Convention. Republicans plan a Sanford headquarters opening near the movie theater with a parade from Biddeford, gathering at Christ Church parking lot, then moving to Wells and back to Sanford for the opening. Webhannet Woman's Club hosts a luncheon Monday with speaker Frema Grant of University of Maine Extension. Episcopal Young Churchmen meet at St. David's Kennebunk Sunday evening.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Portland
Sanford
Biddeford
GOP
Christ Church
Wells
Webhannet Woman's Club
Miniwanca Chapter Stated Meeting Set
A rehearsal for Miniwanca Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, officers will be Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Robinson Memorial Hall West Grand Avenue. Preparations for the stated meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Marion Johnson worthy grand matron of Maine making her official visit to inspect the work. Refreshments will follow.
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Old Orchard Beach
Miniwanca
Order of the Eastern Star
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Marion Johnson
Grand Chapter of
Maine
Beach Jaycees Plan State Meeting and Club Activities
Old Orchard Beach Jaycees held a membership meeting at Town Hall with President Sanford Parker presiding. Bruce Emmons joined as a new member. Region IV and All-State board meetings were discussed for Oct 27 in Rockland, with seminar on Maine Community Betterment and orientation on Oct 16. A MCB program steering committee was formed and the refrigerator and junk car removal project will begin. Joseph’s by-the-Sea offered meeting space, with cleanup work planned Monday night.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jaycees
Town Hall
Sanford Parker
Bruce Emmons
Standish
Board
Rockland
Art Guerin
Rockland Jaycees
Cliff de Roche
Maurice Preston
Joseph's by-the-Sea
Wallace Agnew clash on third party bid in Missouri
Wallace defended his vice presidential nod praising LeMay while cautioning voters about third party confusion. Agnew argued war nuclear options if attacked. LeMay’s late entry limited ballot placement. Louisiana and Florida/Tennessee complications emerged. Nixon pressed court picks, while Humphrey blasted GOP, Muskie urged draft lottery. Nixon rejected a three way debate.
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Missouri
Agnew
Butallace
LeMay
Gen. LeMay
Wallace
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Florida
Tennessee
Humphrey
Louisiana
Louisiana State Supreme Court
Nixon
Supreme Court
John Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Mothers' Club Officers Elected in Kennebunk
Kennebunk The Mothers' Club of Lower Village met for their first fall meeting with President Mrs Natalie Zaleski in charge and 14 members present. Officers elected include President Mrs Zaleski Vice President Mrs Grace Gunn Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elise Cooper Dinner chairman Mrs Eleanor Clapp Publicity Mrs Helen Taylor Trustees Mrs Kay Baum for three years and Mrs Olga LaVopa for two years. The group voted to sponsor a Park Street School student for hot lunches this year. Next meeting is set for Wednesday Oct 16 at the new Lower Village fire station hall.
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Kennebunk
Mother's Club
Lower Village
Natalie Zeleski
Zaleski
Grace Gunn
Elise Cooper
Eleanor Clapp
Helen Taylor
Kay Baum
Olga LaVopa
Park Street School
Natalie Zaleski
Bertha Perry
Immunization Clinic Scheduled At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH A clinic will be held Tuesday at 9 30 a m offering immunizations for diphtheria whooping cough tetanus smallpox and measles Dr Herbert Hopkins will be the attending physician Meanwhile in Congress the House Rules Committee cleared a televised debate only if three parties participate Senate debate split along party lines on Humphrey’s Vietnam bombing halt response Ten House Democrats shifted support to Vice President Humphrey after his Vietnam remarks and a commissioned poll showed him carrying eight states 136 electoral votes Republicans challenged the findings.
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Old Orchard Beach
Herbert Hopkins
Humphrey
Wallace
House Rules Committee
Senate
Vietnam
House Democratic
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Quartet To Sing Gospel Songs At Beach
The Swordsman Quartet from Bath will present a program of hymns gospel songs and spirituals at the Salvation Army center here tomorrow night at 7. Formed in 1966 to sing for a radio program the quartet has toured New England Maryland New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and other areas and also appears weekly on a coast to coast radio show. Members are Leo Campbell Ken Murray John Bailey Rev Dave Lesler and Jerry Ellis at the piano. The Salvation Army invites the public to hear this group.
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Old Orchard Beach
Swordsman
Bath
America
Salvation Army Center
New England
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Canada
Leo Campbell
Ken Murray
John Bailey
Dave Lesler
Jerry Ellis
The
Salvation Army
Beach GOP Hildreth Group Chooses Chairman
Cynthia Page Michaud has been named chairman of the Hildreth for Congress committee in Old Orchard Beach. She serves as vice-chairman of the local GOP town committee, has long been active in Republican work, and sits on the Old Orchard Beach Historical Society and Maine Historical Society. Plans are being formulated for local activities.
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Old Orchard Beach
Cynthia Page Michaud
Hildreth
Congress
Michaud
GOP
Horace Hildreth Visits Spur Local Committee Plans
Mrs Michaud announced this month’s schedule includes coffees meetings and a visit from Horace Hildreth. Volunteers interested in serving on the committee are welcomed.
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Horace Hildreth
Michaud
Camp Ellis Auxiliary Plans Halloween Party
Camp Ellis Auxiliary met at the Camp Ellis home of Mrs. Connie Collard with Past President Ruth Stackpole in charge. Lilyan Morris read the secretary's report and thank-you cards from Ricky Collard and Lillian Morris. Ill members Alice Eastman Polly Penney and Theresa Pendleton were sent flowers. Eleanor Emerson was accepted as a member. Halloween party planned for Oct 31. Connie Collar Lillian Morris and Ruth Stackpole led refreshments. Greta Greenier attended. Refreshments next week to be served by Ruth Cote and Connie Collard.
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Camp Ellis
Connie Collard
Ruth Stackpole
Lillian Morris
Ricky Collard
Alice Eastman
Polly Penney
Theresa Pendleton
Eleanor Emerson
Lucky You
Connie Colar
Greta Greenier
Ruth Cote
There Are 92 Classifieds In Want Ads. Why Not Use One
A brief promotion urging readers to use the newspaper want ads service highlighting that 92 classified listings fill pages and asking why readers should not place their own ad to reach a broad local audience.
Bankruptcy filings in Portland list two plans
In U S bankruptcy court Portland two plans were filed. Perley Truman of Old Orchard Beach, a shoeworker, shows debts of 3736 and assets of 110 with 25 exempt. Donald F Buzzell of Saco, a tannery worker, claims liabilities of 2822 and assets of 1500 with 200 exempt.
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Portland
U.S. Bankrurey
Perley
Truman
Old Orchard See
Donald F. Buzzell
Saco Tannery
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Benk
Coastal Motors
Elm St
York County
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Gulf Solar Heat
Fleurent
Clement A. Fleurent
Granite St
Sears
Franklin Stoves
Let Sears
Biddeford Shopping Center
Beach
Mothers’ Club
Beach Gop
Hildreth Group
Snowdon Motor Co., Inc
Main St
W. C. Cressey
Kennebunk, Maine
Moo eTree
Associates
Congress St
Th. N. H
Sherburne
Waterboro, Me
Waterboro
Ross Corner
Hilda L. Perry
Newfield
Ontract Service
Emery-Mapes Oil CO
B. F. Emery Co
Daly Bros
Alfred Street
Life Insurance
Jon C. Sargent
General Electric
Heat Transfer Products Department
South Portland
McLee McCulloch
Worip
Arthur Prentiss
Louden Road
Saco, Maine
Beaupre’s
Fom Cm.p
GAS & Electric
Alfred St. Biddeford
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