Whitten and Hawkins and Ga ron births in Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach
Birth notices from Welcome To The Fold at Webber Hospital and Notre Dame Hospital list newborns for Charles Whit ten Hawkins Garon Dix on Du mas Per rigo Cobiel Caouette Corder and OOB families. Names include Ericka Lynn Edward Sidney Jr Michael Rodney Jr Brian Keith Timothy William Laura Lee Claude Michael Bonnie Michelle with weights from seven to eight pounds and dates October 17 to October 25.
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Webber Hospital
Charles Whitten
Summer St
Biddeford
Ericka Lynn
Edward Hawkins
Eleventh St
Old Orchard Beach
Edward Sidney Jr
Michael Garon
Wilbur Avenue
Michael
Rodney Dixon
Ocean Avenue
Wells
Rodney Alar Jr
Notre Dame Hospital
Richard Dumas
Cat Mousam Road
Kennebunk
Brian Keith
Robert Perrigo
Pike St
Timothy William
Claude Caouette
Central Ave
Claude Michael
Joseph »Orcier
Granite St
Bonnie Michelle
Brownie Troop Plans Halloween Party in Saco
Saco Brownie Troop 33 held a meeting Thursday with decorations for the upcoming Halloween party. The session opened with a Brownie circle and closed with taps. Attendees included Lynn Trask Patty Gagnon Debra Ridley Debra Morris Donna Dube Jane Cartier Judy Duross Shari Gallant Terri Tardiff Veronica Petit Claire Fisher Debra Paquette Janet Le Claire and leaders Florence Cloutier and Glennola Tardif.
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Saco Brownie Troop 33
Lynn Trask
Patty Gagnon
Debra Ridley
Debra Morris
Donna Dube
Jane Cartier
Judy Duross
Shari Gallant
Terri Tardiff
Veronica Petit
Claire Fisher
Debra Paquette
Janet LeClaire
Florence Cloutier
Glennola Tardif
Area Youths Taken Into Custody In Biddeford Raid
Biddeford police converged on a Main Street apartment Friday night and took about 20 youths into custody. A quantity of beer was found on the premises. Several youths appeared in Saco District Court this morning on illegal possession charges. Police planned juvenile citations for others involved. The raid followed surveillance of the location by a department spokesman. Officers moved in around 11 PM.
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Biddeford
Saco District Court
DAR State Regent To Be Guest In Saco
Mrs Norman Hubbard state DAR regent Cumberland Foreside Portland will visit The Rebecca Emery Chapter DAR at their Thanksgiving Banquet on Saturday November 2 at 12 30 p m at the United Baptist Church parish house Main Street Saco Regent Miss Elvira Lord will preside and Mrs Ina Emery will lead the Thanksgiving musical program Executive Board members will serve as hostesses Reservations should be made with Mrs Harold E Libby A special collection for Opportunity Farm in New Gloucester a home for boys will be taken The executive board includes Miss Lord Mrs Libby Mrs Arnold Ballard Mrs John P Tarbox Mrs Paul Cobb Mrs Stanley Hurd Mrs Gertrude Farwell Mrs Chester Pease and Mrs Loyal Grant
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Norman Hubbard
DAR
Cumberland
Portland
Rebecca Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Baptist Church
Main Street
Saco
Elvira Lord
Ina Emery
Harold E. Libby
Opportunity Farm
New Gloucester
Lord
Libby
Arnold Ballard
John P. Tarbox
Paul Cobb
Stanley Hurd
Gertrude Farwell
Chester Pease
Loyal Grant
Miss Linda Ryan Hosts Halloween Party for St Louis Juniors
Miss Linda Ryan hosted a Halloween party for eighth graders of St Louis Junior High at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Ryan 35 Mt Pleasant St Biddeford. Costume prize winners were Julie Grenier Jean Tremblay Nancy Dussault and Pamela Caron. Other prize winners included Ann Thibeault Nancy Ryan Connie Valliere Diane L Perron and Diane T Perron.
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Linda Ryan
St. Louis Junior High School
Robert Ryan
Mt. Pleasant St
Biddeford
Julie Grenier
Jean Tremblay
Nancy Dussault
Pamela Caron
Ann Thibeault
Nancy Ryan
Connie Valliere
Diane L. Perron
Diane T. Perron
Claudette Less
Suzie Remillard
Karen Moore
Linda Guillereault
Jean Bergeron
Sandy Cyr
Leslie Dubuc
Biddeford Absentee Ballots Available
Biddeford voters may pick up absentee ballots at the city clerk’s office. Clerk Pauline Berry said the office will stay open tonight 6 to 8, Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. to accommodate requests for upcoming elections.
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Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Awards Winners Listed In Biddeford
Winners of awards at the Dunkin Donut Elm Street Biddeford event were announced. Alex Stack Elmwood Drive Saco received a television set. Rogert Gagnor 41 Cutts St Biddeford received a radio. Armand Turgeon 4 Pierson's Lane Biddeford received a gift certificate.
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Elm Street
Biddeford
Alex Stackpole
Elmwood Drive
Saco
Rogert Gagnor
Cutts St
Armand Turgeon
Pierson's Lane
Saco Theft Report Involves Local Property Drive Shaft Stolen
Emile Lacroix of Portland Road in Saco reported to police that a drive shaft from a truck on his property was stolen recently. Police are investigating the incident.
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Saco
Emile Lacroix
Portland Road
Saco Firemen Quell Blaze In Trailer
Saco firemen were called to a trailer on Louden Road Sunday when a floor furnace caught fire. Firefighters quelled the blaze with booster lines and confined damage to the floor of the dwelling.
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Saco
Paul Poirier J
Louden Road
Police recount London antiwar march through Fleet Street to Downing Street
Police chronicle a large protest march in London during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Demonstrators filled the street from curb to curb shouting antiwar slogans and burning a Australian flag near the embassy. They petitioned at Downing Street while officers formed lines and transported forward in buses. An emergency tea wagon relief was requested during the Grosvenor Square confrontation.
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Fleet Street
Strand
Australia
Whitehall
London
Broadcast Avenue
No. 10 Downing Street
Harold Wilson
Grosvenor Square
LaBelle Gonthier Of Saco Named In Biddeford Schools Tale
LaBelle Gonthier of Saco is cited with two children Janice and Thomas both students in Biddeford public schools. He is a communicant of St Marys Church and a member of the community.
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T. Gonthier
Saco
Janice
Thomas
Bidde
St. Mary’s Church
Educational official runs for Maine school board seat
A candidate from the Knights of Columbus and current State Deputy of Maine announces his candidacy for the local Board of Education. He works as a production office supervisor for the Marmont Corp. of Saco and emphasizes the need to build on the educational progress under the current administration to improve the school system.
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Knights of Columbus
Maine
Maremont Corp
Saco
Masse
Board of Education
No final budget relief predicted by official
The official Nolette warns that the higher budget may force groups to cut essentials to stay out of debt. They might have to buy less food or warm clothing or forego need, making attention to budgetary pressures critical.
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Nolette
UN Flag Emblem and Olive Branches Symbolize Peace
The United Nations flag bears a world map surrounded by two olive branches. This emblem represents the UN's mission to promote world peace and cooperation among nations.
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United Nations
U.N
Nixon Agnew backing questioned over bridge land claim
In a tense exchange the Times questioned Agnew's 1966 agreement to sell a bridge approach while he was governor. Nixon defended his running mate noting he can endure heat and take responsibility for mistakes. He denied backing any political use of Vietnam talks. Johnson criticized Nixon's statement in a Democratic workers speech.
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Agnew
the Times
Nixon
GOP
Johnson
Humphrey
Vietnam
Nixon Campaign Faces Harris Poll Bias Questions
The Nixon camp questioned the Harris poll as inaccurate while a UPI report suggested insiders in the White House sought to influence Vietnam peace coverage. Harris poll scrutiny followed rival claims of media bias and a separate UPI dispatch denying a Washington dispatch of insider speculation. In Cleveland, a major school fire destroyed part of Hough Elementary, estimated to cost over 500000 to replace 12 classrooms, with no determined cause. Bertha Hamblin Boyce, Cape Cod author, died at 101 after a long life documenting sea life. In Maryland, a flagpole move may restore the American flag atop a post office in Cocke ysville after two years.
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UPI
Washington
White House
United Press International
Nixon
Louis Harris
Lenn D. Tydings
D-Md
Humphrey
Robert Ellsworth
Nixon-Agnew
Harris
John Mitchell
Cleveland
Ohio
Hough
Paul W. Briggs
North Falmouth
Mass
Bertha Hamblin Boyce
Cockeysville
U.S
Clarence D. Long
Baltimore County
Vietnam War News From Page One Update
U S infantrymen in the demilitarized zone seize over 250 North Vietnamese weapons. British police repel an attack on the U S Embassy in London over Vietnam War protests. Howard Titus travels from New Hampshire to Con Thien to maintain an ultrasensitive detector for the Army. A Soviet scientist comments on a space flight by cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoy aimed at docking systems. Czechoslovak communist leaders begin steps toward federalizing into Czech and Slovak states. Hubert Humphrey leads in New York straw poll with 46.1 percent to Nixon 41.9 percent and Wallace 4 percent. undecided remains.
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U.S
New York
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Biddeford-Saco
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Bernard Ave
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Wentworth St
Hervey V. Ross
Albert A. Cabana
Ferry Road
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Merle E. Powell
Sutton’s Mills
Ames Textile Corp
Sanford, Maine
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Catholic Youth Organization of
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Waterville
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Richard M. Nixon
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