Two Saco Men Enter Bowdoin College Class of 1963
The Bowdoin College class of 1963 begins today with 217 entering students in the 158th class since 1802. Kelvin L Taylor of Saco and Blaine G Murphy of Saco are among them. Maine leads with 68 members followed by Massachusetts with 60. New York 24. New Jersey 17. Connecticut 13. New Hampshire 8. Pennsylvania 7. A six day orientation, testing, and meetings with faculty mark the opening.
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Kelvin L. Taylor
Franklin Street
Saco
Blaine G. Murphy
Clark Street
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Kittery Man Convicted Of Drunken Driving
John P Kozlowski, 44, of Kittery, was convicted by a Superior Court jury in Alfred of drunken driving on June 7. The jury deliberated 35 minutes. Sentence was continued from day to day with bail set at $500.
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John P Kozlowski
Kittery
Alfred
Tahiti to Get Pacific's Longest Airstrip in 1961
The new 11 500 foot airstrip in Pa ere Pa p̣eete Tahiti's capital will be completed in June 1961. It will be the longest in the Pacific, boosting air transport capacity and regional connectivity for the island chain.
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Pacific
Papeete
Tahiti
New England Vignettes in Brookline and Norwood Life
New England Vignettes by Lucy F. Sheive covers the 1280 Club Brookline opening, Fred and Dot Smythe’s Elevens at Iron Horse Norwood, plus Joseph Dineen's Alternate Case arguing Brink's robbery was an inside job. It notes Judge Forte's forthcoming book, and profiles the Cook family farm lineage in Norwich Vermont.
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Fred
Dot Smythe
Iron Horse
Norwood
Mass
Newport
R.I
Dot
Smythes
New England
Joseph Dineen
Little, Brown
Dineen
Brink’s Co
Ang
Cook
Norwich
Fred R. Cook
Samuel Cook
Fred Cook
Pretty Gail Austin Returns to URI After Summer as Ice Cream Woman
Gail Austin 20 returns to the University of Rhode Island for classes after a summer spent selling ice cream to children in Swansea and Somerset Massachusetts. She earned tuition by driving a white pickup truck and selling treats daily.
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Gail Austin
University of Rhode Island
Swansea
Somerset
Mass
Gail
Uri
Animal Farm at York Beach Serves Surprising Menu
A quirky scene at the Animal Farm in York Beach Maine features infant jungle entries like lion cubs and fawns bypassing milk in favor of frankfurts whenever the opportunity arises. The playful event highlights unusual dining choices amid a seaside attraction.
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Animal Farm
York Beach
Maine
Straight and Narrow WoodGlen Woman Tells Her Story
In Straigh t and Narrow WoodGlen New Jersey restaurant owner Karla Triska Pikna, 38, recalls a life from a high wire act in Europe to owning a business. A note on labeling dairy drinks explains chocolate flavored milk uses whole milk while chocolate flavored drink uses skim milk.
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Woodglen
N. J
Karla Triska Pikna
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