Registration Of Maine Voters In Full Swing
Maine voter registration rules vary by city size as lists close in two weeks in Portland Lewiston and Bangor. Portland plans Oct 20 closing date while Lewiston and Bangor close Oct 24 with back counting rules excluding Sundays. Other cities follow different timelines with registration windows and session rules varying by population.
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Augusta
Maine
Portland
Lewiston
Bangor
State
Young Judaea Chapter Names New Committees
The Biddeford Saco Chapter of Young Judaea at Etz Chaim Synagogue appointed committees: Matthew Ruben and Larry Green for publicity. Nancy Ross and Jay Sneider for programming. Fay Baker and George Michaels for ways and means. Fred Lemovitz and Arnold Thorner for hospitality. Judy Saperia and Abby Truman for telephone. President Cary Sneider announced the next meeting on October 23. Attendees included Matthew Ruben, Larry Green, Fred Lemovitz, Arnold Thorner, Susan Michaels, Judy Saperia, Abby Truman, Fay Baker, Sandra Zaitlin, Marilyn Chelder, Harvey Lemovitz, and Carey Sneider.
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Biddeford-Saco
Etz Chaim
Matthew Ruben
Larry Green
Nancy Ross
Jay Sneider
Fay Baker
George Michaels
Fred Lemovitz
Arnold Thorner
Judy Saperia
Abby Truman
Cary Sneider
Susan Michaels
Sandra Zaitlin
Marilyn Chelder
Harvey Lemovitz
Carey Sneider
Marriage Intentions Filed in Biddeford and Waterville
Joseph R. Bisson of 12 Vine Street Biddeford and Loretta Raymond of 11 Moor Street Waterville have filed marriage intentions at the Biddeford city clerk’s office. The notice confirms both parties plan to wed, with no further details disclosed.
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Biddeford
Joseph R. Bisson
Vine Street
Loretta Raymond
Moor Street
Waterville
IRS Representative to Help Public at Local Office
An Internal Revenue Service representative will be at the local office at 18 South Street from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to assist the public with any type of tax problem and questions.
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Internal Revenue Service
South Street
Internal Revenue
Assumption Sodality Appoints Committees At Parish Meeting
Assumption Sodality of St. Mary met in the parish hall with President Mrs. Frank Carey in charge. Appointments announced include sunshine chair Mrs. Austin Hobbins membership chair Mrs. C Royal Sharkey publicity chair Mrs. Charles E Cartier hospitality chairs Mrs. Alfred Benoit, Mrs. Fred Greenwood and Mrs. Cartier. The session heard reports from secretary Mrs. Ernest Donohue and treasurer Mrs. Albert Beaudoin. Various members were noted as ill or hospitalized, and plans were announced for infant garments in partnership with the Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association. A special meeting for all sodality consultors is set for October 18. The next meeting date was moved to November 15. Refreshments were served.
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Assumption Sodality of
St. Mary
Mirs
Frank Carey
Carey
Sunshine Clairma
Austin Hobbins
C. Royal Sharke
Charles E. Cartier
Alfred Benoit
Fred Greenwood
Cartier
Ernest Donohue
Albert Beaudoin
Hobbins
James Finn
Leo Harriman
Charles Gallagher
Webber Hospital
Rose Armstrong
Sodality
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association
Margaret L. Murphy
R. N
Ladies of Assumption Sodality
Concetta Thompson
Carlsbad
N. M
Thompson
the Sodality
Doris Sevigny
St. Mary Sodality Council
MCCW
State Quarterly
Calais
York County
Old Orchard Beach
Bishop’s Seminary
Richard Dutcher
Howard Giles
Reuben Robichaud
Roland Bois
George Renouf
John Barrett
Quentin Johnson
R Donald L. Hilton
Benoit
Armand Metayer
Donald L. Hilton
James Flood
Clarence Kennedy
Dennis Addorio
Fernand Cadorette
Fillmore P. Harris
Lela Scully
Albert Colpitts
Mabel Martin
Leo Kenny
Bernard Walker
Cecelia Pollock
Lena Girouard
James Duranceau
O. Royal Sharkey
Michael Mogan
Bertha Allard
Ernest Donahue
Father Enright
Saco Bank to Add Parking Space in Saco
The Saco and Biddeford Savings Institution plans to purchase the Evelyn Vernall property in Saco, extending from Thornton Avenue to Pleasant Street and including the Clayton Buick building. Bank treasurer William Deans says the site may become an undercover parking center for patrons, opening later this fall.
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Saco and Biddeford Savings Institution
Evelyn Vernallroperty
Saco
Thornton Avenue
Pleasant Street
Clayton Buick
William Deans
Beenna
Deans Eh
Felix Fledice Oad and Son
Debate on Quemoy and Matsu Dominates Campaign Spotlight
The piece explains why Quemoy and Matsu have surged as a pivotal issue in the presidential race. James Marlow analyzes the background and significance, setting the stage for tonight's Kennedy Nixon debate.
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Quemoy
Matsu
James Marlow
Wentworth Street School Columbus Day Program Recital
Students from Wentworth Street School presented Columbus Day programs for grades 2 and 3 D with prayers flag salutes and songs. The 2nd graders performed pieces by Elizabeth Nason Linda Herrick and others while 3 D featured Star Spangled Banner Columbus and a mystery biography.
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Wentworth Street School
Elizabeth Seidel
Christopher Columbus
Elizabeth Nason
Linda Herrick
George Caras
Billy Cantara
Janes Hudson
Elinor Remar
Milton Throumoulos
Peter Walker
Wayne Poulin
Daniel Carey
Scott Cochrane
Jon Parker
Pamela McKee
Susan Thompson
Jean Win
Mary McCullough
Susan Lemlovitz
America
Dorothy Kearney
Columbus
Karl Olson
James ‘Ready
Thomas Bryant
Brooke Thorner
Linda Dichard
Diana Lerman
Sandra Spill
June Binette
Bruce Nelson
Marc Rayburn
George Vassill
John Stansberry
Millie Chicoine
Swap Party Highlights ES Meeting At Annette Chapter
The Past Matrons association of Annette chapter OES held a swap party at Mrs. Annie Holt’s Main Street home in Saco last night. Hostesses included Mrs. Bernice Milliken and Mrs. Charlotte Crown. Mrs. Crown presided, with Marion Johnson reading the treasurer’s report. During social hour, refreshments were served and Mrs. Johnson received the mystery award. November meeting host will be Mrs. Louise Reed of West Scarborough assisted by Mrs. Florence Northrop and Mrs. Venetta Dennett. Members present include Mrs. Northrop Mrs. Dennett Mrs. Bertha Perkins Mrs. Reed Miss Agnes Cunningham Mrs. Sarah Doe Mrs. Lillian Allen Mrs. Ruby Hannaford Mrs. Barbara Ulman Mrs. Gertrude Pease Mrs. Doris Clark and the hostess group.
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Annette
OES
Annie Holt
Main Street
Saco
Bernice Milliken
Charlotte Crown
Johnson
Louise Reed
West Scarborough
Florence Northrop
Venetta Dennett
Northrop
Dennett
Bertha Perkins
Reed
Agnes Cunningham
Sarah Doe
Lillian Allen
Ruby Hannaford
Barbara Ulman
Gertrude Pease
Doris Clark
Saco Philathea Class Approves Donations at Meeting
The Saco Philathea class met at the Saco United Baptist parish house with 14 members and a guest. They approved $10 for the church fair committee, $5 for the Christian Civic League, and a registration fee for the Baraca Philathea convention in Madison after a letter from planning officials was read.
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Saco Philathea
Saco United Baptist
Church Fair Committee
Christian Civic League
Baraca Philathea
Madison
Convention Plannig
Grace Willey
Edn
Stacey
Jennie Fay
Sunshine Committee
Ethel Goodier
Ruth Nickerson
Mary Coburn
Agnes Sherrad
Lydia Wentzel
Unit
Lightning Club Classes Will Begin Shortly
Fernand Verrier was welcomed as a new member at the meeting held in Bredeford at Main and Elm. Larry Thompson presided as acting chair, with officers Paul Cordeau, George Lessard, Paul Desmarais, and Charles Conklin present. Louis Caron announced upcoming classes in mechanics, printing, and photography for members, plus a bowling league. a Navy recruiter from Sanford will show a movie on Iwo Jima.
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Fernand Verrier
Lightning Club
Main
Elm Streets
Bredeford
Larry Thompson
Larry Turcotte
Paul Cordeau
George Lessard
Paul Desmarais
Charles Conklin
Louis Caron
Iwo Jima
Navy
Sanford
Off to junk yard New Canaan car scene continues
In New Canaan Connecticut a PRA 199 model car bound for the junk yard is noted, reflecting ongoing vehicle discard trends. Details are sparse but suggest a routine disposal event affecting local automotive stock and salvage activity.
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Junk Yard
New Canaan
Conn
California
presidential debate over Quemoy and Matsu defense stance
AP analysis reviews Kennedy and Nixon positions on defending the offshore islands near Formosa. Kennedy would avoid war by persuading Chiang to pull back, while Nixon would not allow Red China to seize them, citing principle. Background traces postwar shifts, Eisenhower echoes, and Taiwan defense pacts.
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Washington
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
John F. Kennedy
Richard M Nixon
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Munich
Truman
Pacific
United States
Pescadores
Thersland
Ichiang
Tachen Islands
Qumov
Staite John Foster Dulles
Trescadores
Pleda
Quemoyo
Dulles
Red Chin
Eiser Nower
Garland backs Maine atomic plant as Passamaquoddy option
Peter A. Garland, a Republican candidate for Maine's second district, proposed building an atomic power plant in Maine as an alternative to the Passamaquoddy tidal project. He favors Quoddy if endorsed by the International Joint Commission. otherwise he argues Maine should pursue nuclear power.
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Brunswick
Maine
Peter A. Garland
Passamaquoddy
International Joint Commission
Garland
AbandonedPlate on Merritt Parkway With Burial Note
State troopers towed an abandoned license plate found on the Merritt Parkway. A note attached requested it be given a decent burial, prompting police to remove the item to a local garage for further handling.
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Merritt Parkway
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Penney's
Fool-the-eye Orion
Penney' SC
Erate Ose
Saco Bank
ORLON
Quemoy and
Real Estate Agency of
Wentworth St
Swap
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Maine Atomic Power Plant
Iyi
Iret
Darwin Lest
Edgerton
Robi Hood
Mr Pune
Robin Hood
Commerce Station
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ser Rpoos
Compa
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