Old Orchard Beach PTA faces police transport clash over emergency care
At a PTA meeting in Old Orchard Beach the group discussed a plan to parade sick children home from school starting 6 15 p m on Wednesday. Police chief and officers offered to transport children but refused to guarantee emergency response. a police policy and rescue unit were debated with school officials to resolve which body handles emergencies. A fund raising drive to equip children with Medic Alert bracelets was approved and volunteers sought.
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Old Orchard Beach
O Lumb
Richard Lumbion
PTA
Jonathan Goode
Lamb
Hangup
Public Safety Commission
uUuTbinmvil
Goode
Marie Smith
Louis DeAngelis
Campbell Soup
Michelle Rousselle
Jay Bellerose
Scott Watson
Old Orchard Beach Hosts Tea for Winter Travel Guests
Mrs. Anna Anderson hosted a Silver Tea at 2 Odessa Avenue in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John White and Isabelle McIver as they leave for the Southland for the winter. Attendees included neighbors and area residents. Halloween decor set the tone and Ms. Robert Plaisted served refreshments. The Old Orchard Club then met at Mrs. Muriel Gooch House Ocean Park with president presiding and speaker Mrs Edythe Baggs sharing Alaska visit slides.
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Old Orchard Beach
Anna Anderson
Odessa Avenue
John White
Isabelle McIver
Southland
Robert Plaisted
Margaret Lord
Marion Dooley
Sumner Johnson
Lena Wharff
Norman Bourassa
Old Orchard Club
Muriel Gooch
Colby Avenue
Ocean Park
Edythe Baggs
Alaska
George Baggs
Halloween party for mentally retarded students to be held
Saco Valley Association for Retarded Children and Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority of University of Maine Portland Gorham campus host a Monday 7 p.m. Halloween party at Saco Valley School Biddeford reen Street. Former Saco Valley students invited. Coordinators include Miss Mary Sharkey and Mrs Lois Houle with other aides. Prizes and refreshments provided by co sponsors and local candidates. Open house Sunday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Santo Savasta. Public welcome.
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Saco Valley Association For
Kappa Delta Epsilon Sorority
University of Maine
Portland- Gorham
Saco Valley School
Reen Street
Biddeford
Claire Souliere
Miss Mary Sharkey Sorority
Lois Houle
Saco Valley
Kappa
hall/piddeford
Saco
Lorraine Harriman
William Harriman
Penny Harriman
Joan Michaud
Marshal Bean
Raoul Souliere
Saco Republican
Wil
Sandy Shaw
Ronald Zehner
Waldermanic
al Kaleel
Berton Braley
Santo Savasta
New
Saco Valley Association
Simpson Road
Singers to Be At Tabernacle Sunday Morning
The Signs for the Harvest group, an eleven member Texas based choir, will perform at Faith Tabernacle at Atlantic and Third streets this Sunday at 11 am. The act blends piano electric bass guitar voices and Bible readings with songs presented in sign language for deaf attendees. One singer is deaf and the troupe has appeared nationwide on campuses high schools TV programs churches and meetings and has also entertained in Germany Austria and Luxembourg.
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Old Orchard Beach
Faith Tabernacle
Atlantic and
Third Streets
United States
Germany
Austria
Lxembourg
Port Democrats Debate Public Power Issue Tonight
The Democratic Town Committee will sponsor a debate at 8 p m on the public power issue. Debaters include Barry Valentine of Citizens for Cheaper Power Rates in Maine and Kenneth Small, manager of Central Maine Power regional office in Biddeford. The meeting is in the Community Hall opposite the post office.
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Kennebonkport
Democratic Town Committee
Barry Valentine
Citizens For
Maine
Kenneth Small
Central Maine
Pawer
Biddeford
Phony drive targets Old Orchard Beach area
A group of teenagers posing as collectors for the Old Orchard Beach Little Town League has no affiliation with the group. League president Roger Reay warns residents to report any such solicitations to the Old Orchard Beach Police. The league says it will not conduct any fund drive this year. Police have been notified.
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Old Orchard Beach
Little Town League
Roger Reay
League
Reay
Old Ochard Beach
Local Officers Complete Basic Police Course
Graduation exercises at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy featured 30 officers completing eight weeks of training. The class included the first female officers to finish the program, with Biddeford, Saco, York and Old Orchard Beach representatives among the graduates.
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Walterville
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
Biddeford-Saco Area
Arthur R. Caron
Biddeford
Robert L. Colby
York A Sheriffs Department
Ronald S Rochefort
Saco
Barbara L. Messer
Old Orchard Beach
CYO Dance Tonight at St. Monica’s Zephras to Perform
Kennebunk St. Martha's Parish Center on Route 1 hosts a school dance for grades seven to twelve. The event runs from 7:30 to 11 with a performance by The Zephras from St. Monica’s Catholic Youth Organization.
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Kennebunk
St. Martha's Parish Center
St. Monica’s Catholic
St. Monica’s
Pancake Supper At St. Andre's Sunday Night
On Sunday evening a pancake supper will be held at St. Andre's Home on the Pool Road in Biddeford. The event is sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary and features Sister Annette Nadeau of Bay Yew. Doors open at 4 30 p.m with second helpings and even thirds included at no extra cost.
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St. Andre’s
Pool Road
Biddeford
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Annette Nadeau
Bay Yew
Webhannet
Webhannet Club Visits York Institute Museum Display
The Webhannet Woman's Club is invited to tour the York Institute Museum display of hooked rugs quilts and coverlets through October from 1 to 4 p m Tuesday through Saturday. President Mrs Earl Grames represents the club at a Maine Federation of Women's Clubs conference this week at the Holiday Inn in Auburn.
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Kennebunk
Webhannet Woman's Club
York Institute Museum
The
Earl Grames
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Holiday Inn
Auburn
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