Human Rights Topic of Christian Living Lecture
A Biddeford Saco Council of Churches speaker urged letters to U S senators backing the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. John L. Bryan of The United Methodist Church spoke at the final Adventures in Christian Living lecture at United Church of Christ in Biddeford. A public discussion is set for Thursday morning at the host church with Rev Stanley Hyde leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
United States
Senate
John L. Bryan
Boston
United Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
Iddeford
Mr. Bryan
Massachusetts
James Gourdouros
Robert L. Rand
John H. Miller
Stanley Hyde
Sylvia Searle
Louise Merryman
Biddeford
Rene Fournier
Ellen Jordan
Saco
Martha Boucouvalas
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Homer C. Bryant
Ocean Park
Interchurch
John H. Jordan
Church Council
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
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Bonny Eagle Girls Sweep Thornton Academy Double Header
Bonny Eagle High School swept a field hockey double header at Thornton Academy. In the varsity game BE won 4-1 as Faye Hatch tallied all four BE goals. Pat McMullen scored TA’s lone goal. In the junior varsity match BE edged TA 3-2.
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Bonny Eagle High School
Thornton Academy
Maroon Lassies
Faye Hatch
Pat McMullen
Benny Eagle
Traffic growth hits Virgin Islands streets in 1968
Streets and highways in the Virgin Islands are more crowded than ever with motor vehicles. As of January 1, 1968, islands registered a total of 13 478 cars trucks and buses, compared with 41 287 vehicles the preceding year.
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Virgin Islands
Saco Lecture Series Opens Tomorrow
Edwin G. Walker will introduce Carl de Suze at Linnell Auditorium Thornton Academy Saco tomorrow evening starting the annual Sweetser Lecture Series at 8 Walker and de Suze have been Bowdoin School days friends de Suze will present a scenic documentary of the Maritime Provinces Canadian Rockies Yukon and the Montreal Exposition Black chairman of the four event series said season and single admissions will be sold at the door
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Edwin G. Walker
Sacottorney
Carl de Suze
Linnell
Thornton Academy
Saco
Sweetser
Attorney Walker
I de Suze
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
de Suze
Maritime Provinces
Canadian Rockies
Yukon
Montreal
Lester Black
Saco Provident Association
Carey McWilliams
the Nation
Bowdoin Glee Club
E Madrigal Singers
McWilliams
Haley
Lawrence Woodward
Beach Beach Unit Receives Department Bid
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The American Legion Auxiliary C. Fayette Staples Unit met at the Post home on School Street last night presided by President Mrs. Priscilla Mc Sweeney. A public supper was reported a success. The Sunshine committee sent a card to John Wright at Togus Veterans Hospital. Members voted to buy pop pies for Poppy Day and donate to Child Welfare. They approved 50th anniversary seals placemats and card cases and planned an Open House with lunch for veterans on Nov 11. The County Council meets Nov 8 at Dayton. An invitation was received for a Department president reception at Woodland on Nov 23.
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Old Orchard Beach
Priscilla McSweeney
C. Fayette Staples Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
School Street
Sunshine Committee
John Wright
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Heart Fund
County Council
Dayton
Department
Woodland
Mrs. Peter Hall Honored At Shower in Biddeford
SANFORD An event named a shower honored Mrs. Peter Hall of 71 Bacon Street Biddeford at the home of her sister in law Mrs. Connie Allain of 14 Kimball Street. Pink and white decor featured a pink cradle centerpiece. Attendees from Biddeford included Jeannette Jalbert Jacqueline Morin Jeannette Ruck Connie Mitchell Blanche Jalbert Theresa Cunningham Shirley Isaac and Theresa McGinley. Attendees from Sanford were Arlene Fulton Cle Bemis Ruth Allain Laura Dion Evelina Dumont Ann Fernald Mabel Williams Beth Williams and Barbara Allain.
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Sanford
Anne
M Peter Hall
Bacon St
Biddeford
Inlaw
Connie Allain
Kimball St
Allain
Mabel Williams
Jane Millington
Jeannette Jalbert
Jacqueline Morin
Jeannette Ruck
Connie Mitchell
Blanche Jalbert
Theresa Cunningham
Shirley Isaac
Theresa McGinley
Arlene Fulton
Cle Bemis
Ruth Allain
Laura Dion
Evelina Dumont
Ann Fernald
Beth Williams
Barbara Allain
Scouts Feted By Biddeford Committeemen
Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 308 sponsored by St. Josephs Parish held a Halloween party in the parish scout hall. Prizes went to Marc Laroche Donald Robinson Steve Langevin Bruce Provencher Michael Bisson Rene Tardif Raymond Mercier and Daniel Gagnon won for best costume. More scouts and committee members attended and were listed.
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Biddeford
St. Joseph's Parish
Marc Laroche
Donald Robinson
Steve Langevin
Bruce Provencher
Michael Bisson
Rene Tardif
Raymond Mercier
Daniel Gagnon
Michael Beaulieu
Robert Chabot
Raymond Charland
Andre Cote
Serge Ruel
Claude Dube
Maurice Roux III
Gerard Cote
Andrew Trottier
Mark Tremblay
Robert Cyr
Ronald Tardif
Michael Viger
Roland Charland
Leon Lamb
Eugene Guerin
Ronald Guerin
Gerard Collard
John Paul Joneas
Lucien Loranger
Maurice Roux Jr
Oscar Normand
Halloween Party By Saco Girl Scouts At Church
Members of Saco Junior Girl Scout Troop 19 held a Halloween party yesterday at School Street United Methodist Church in Saco. Costume prizes went to Angela Coito Janice Boucher and Robert Husser with judges Kim Jennifer and Elizabeth Goulet. Refreshments fit for the season were served.
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Saco
School Street United Methodist Church
Angela Coito
Janice Boucher
Robert Husser
Kim
Jennifer
Elizabeth Goulet
Jane Trask
Kathy Mondor
Mary Dawn
Raymond Perreault
Robert Perreault
Penny Perreault
Walter Coito
Wilfred Buck
Cynthia Buck
Shirley Spulick
Susan Johnson
Lisa Kirk
Pamela Emerson
Gary Emerson
Tonia Savasta
Eleanor Carney
Cynthia —_Lachance
Patricia Murphy
Cecile Nolette
Paul Nolette
Diane Nolette
Cecilia Boucher
Mary Ann Stickles
Alta Jean Hayward
Laura Danis
Robin Danis
Alice Kimball
Marie Kouzounas
Lillian Husser
Lebanon Guests Attend Social Gathering
Edna P. Libby Kim Colby and Jane Meader from Lebanon attended a local social event. The gathering featured community members and familiar faces from the area.
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Lebanon
Edna P. Libby
Kim Colby
Jane Meader
Alex Haley To Speak In Saco Lecture Series
Internationally known writer Alex Haley will speak on Feb 20 in Linnell Auditorium at Thornton Academy Saco about racial problems. The Sweetser Series benefits the Saco Provident Association and features other speakers in coming dates. Tickets are sold by social science students and local stores.
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Alex Haley
Sweetser
Linnell Auditorium
Thornton Academy
Saco
Malcolm X
Literary Guild
Playboy
Oe Evening Post
Reader's Digest
Atlantic Monthly
Cosmopolitan
Haley
Africa
Europe
America
Traffic Violators Fined In Saco Court
In a Monday session of the 10th District Court in Saco, multiple defendants were fined for traffic violations. Names include Irving R. Baldwin, Lester E. McKenney, Ronald G. Norton, Harold A. Welch, Leo C. Pelletier, Wilford Henry Graham, David P. Cyr, Ralph F. Sargent, Russell D. Lavoie, Malk Day, Carleton Sylvester, Kathryn Wells, and others with penalties ranging from $10 to $150 and license suspensions in several cases. A number of speeding and liquor-related offenses are listed alongside stop sign and inspection sticker violations.
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10Th District Court
Saco
Irving R. Baldwin
Portland
Lester E. McKenney
Kennebunkport
Ronald G. Norton
Harold A. Welch
Leo C. Pelletier
Springvale
Wilford Henry Graham
David P. iCyr
Lynn
Mass
Ralph F. Sargent
Hingham
Russell D
Daniel J.au
Goffstown
N. H
Loranger erratic ticket highlights family details in report
The report lists Angers as 50, married to Agnes B. Boucher, with five children. Aime, 20, serves with the Marine Corps at Cherry Point North Carolina. Luc, 18, graduated from St Louis High last June.
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Eratic
Angers
Agnes B. Boucher
Aime
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
N.C
Luc
Local businessman runs for candidate with family ties
The candidate, a businessman of 19 years, is employed by his father and operates Angers Community Store at 102 South St. His children include Marc, 17, a St. Louis High sophomore. Roed, 15, also a sophomore at St. Louis High. and Helene, 13, an 8th grader at St. Joseph's Grammar School. He holds National Charter Life membership in AMVETS and belongs to the American Legion and several Catholic charitable societies. He is a communicant of St. Joseph's Church.
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Marc
St. Louis High
Roed
Helene
St. Joseph’s Grammar School
Angers
South St
Amvets
American Lesson
Societe of
St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance
Societe Ligue du Sacre-Coeur St. Andre
St. Joseph’s Church
Opposition to Occidental trade zone plan voiced in Dallas
At the Independent Petroleum Association of America annual meeting in Dallas Texas opponents challenge Occidental Petroleum's plan for a Machias Bay free trade zone refinery using Libyan oil. Harold McClure Jr warns it would undermine the Mandatory Oil Import Control Program by dumping up to 300 000 barrels daily of imported products into New England. Representatives from Oklahoma City and New Jersey call for limits and a stable orderly program with no new special exemptions.
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Dallas, Tex
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Machias Bay
Maine
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Harold M. McClure Jr
Jack H. Abernathy
National Petroleum Council
Occidental
McClure
Alma
Mich
Interior Department
New England
Saree
Big Chief Drilling Co
Oklahoma City
Michael L
Stanes
New Jersey
Aria Boeaty
Haider
American Petroleum Institute
Doctor Shortage Discussed In Saco
Atty George F E Brick ates addressed workers at Republican Headquarters in Saco about a growing local shortage of doctors. He urged the legislature to plan a medical school in the greater Portland area to attract a medical research center and aid local hospitals. Gerard Cassette urged workers to vote absentee.
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Atty
George FE. Brickates
Republican
Saco
Portland
Gerard Cassette
Republican City Committee
Oldest City Santo Domingo Founded in 1496
Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, claims the oldest city status in the New World. Founded in 1496 by Bartholomew Columbus, brother of Christopher Columbus, it marks a pivotal early European settlement in the Caribbean.
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New World
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Bartholomew
Columbus
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East Hartford
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Summit St
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Marcel Avenue
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Bay Street
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Green St
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Mitchell Lane
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