Biddeford Journal (Newspaper) - February 28, 1963, Biddeford, Maine Feb. 28, 1963 Personals Mrs. Haley Log Cabin is a surgical at Webber Mrs Frank Allen was Mary the tea and after a long | Deaths Delina Caron Mrs. Delina 53, of 251 THE WEATHER ture exhibit Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Linwood mm CLUB Biddeford Knights of will meet tonight at 8 at K of C Washington American will meet tonight at 8 in Biddeford City A meeting of Division will be held at Hibernian corner of Elm and Main on Friday evening following church Plans will be discussed for an Irish Night The Columbian Squires will sponsor two whist parties on l March 3 and March 10 at their Washington Born in 1, 1909, the daughter of Thomas and Elise she had been a resident of Biddeford past 17 She is survived by her two Mrs. Robert Lava Somers ard Miss Constance two U.S. Army and two Saco and Thomas three Mrs. Stella Mrs. Therese Fort Kent and Mrs. Salina Old Orchard and six A high mass will be sung at Joseph church at 8:45 a.m. Friends may call at the Funeral 1 Stone today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. PORTLAND Eagles National Official To Visit At Local Aerie Carl of Grand Worthy president of the This Fraternal Order of will mostly sunny and somewhat an official visit to the High temperature low - Saco Eagles aerie on Mid 30's Westerly winds 10 to 20. March 13. This was Tonight variable cloudiness announced at last night's local followed by Low meeting by Joseph zero to 10 Winds and plans were outlined for 8 to 12 Initiation mostly fair and somewhat monies to be performed by the FEBRUARY TIDES HIGH LOW A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. 2:?:i 8:05 8:31 MARCH TIDES LOW A M. P. M. A. M. P. M. 1 2:47 3:21 9:02 9=26 CHURCH Higher Grade Corp the Saco Salvation Army meet Friday at 8:30 p. m. of will Schools Closed Because Of Flu YARMOUTH Supt. James B. Morrison Jr. said today because of an epidemic of colds and influenza - type all of the town's public schools will be closed Morrison said 70 students and teachers were absent from the high school and junior high schools That's about one fifth of the total student body and He said pupil absenteeism in elementary schools was but many teachers in these schools were also out Stock Market Theodore Corneau Theodore Charles 89. of 11 Hubbard died Wednesday at the home of his Mrs. Hermann 17 Beacon after a short Born in the son of Charles and Marie he was a communicant of Notre Dame de Lourdes church A charter member of the Catholic Order of he worked at Pepperell Manufacturing company for 40 years before his 30 years He is survived by his Mrs. two Charles and two four and several nieces and Services will be conducted at 8 a.m. Saturday from Notre Dame de Lourdes Friends may call at Cote Funeral corner of Beach and James Thursday and 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Dog Pound Mo. Edgar heard a noise at his front entrance Wednesday night and found a masked burglar in a fur coat opening his storm Edgar called Officers watched in amazement as the a ledge under a picture pressed the doorbell with a paw and pulled on the door Patrolman Thomas Jones said the tried a break-in earlier a house in the next The householder reported his bell rang and his front door slammed re but he couldn't find any one at the Officers took the to the dog Dorothy E. Coe Miss Dorothy Ellen 62, died Wednesday in a St. Born in daughter of the late E. G. former operator of Coe's drugstore in and Mrs. Coe she resided in the St. Augustine and Hastings area since 1908, and was a member of St. Paul Episcopal church at Federal She is survived by her mother Mrs. Emma Hastings one George W. Old Orchard Beach and and several ces and Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Paul EpiS copal with Uic Rev. James Taylor assisted by Rev Frank pastor of the United Methodist Interment will be in Oak Hill NEW YORK shaved some early losses early this afternoon but remained Declines among key issues generally were fractional and a few small gains appeared on the Trading was fairly active but had slowed from its opening Brokers said investors appeared to want to play it cautious for a while and take some profits in view of uncertainties over the Kennedy tax program and international affairs chemicals and rails Steels and tobaccos were The Associated Press of 60 stocks was off at 253.9 Fla. with industrials off 1.3, rails up and utilites off Active trading in Eastman ak pushed it about 3 points ahead on expectations the company would have an important announcement during the AT&T and Chrysler held small gains at one time but these Among the minor advances were Republic Common wealth International Nick Westinghouse and down more than a was the widest loser among the Losers of about a point includ ed Union Texas erts of and At ents and Ibert Ss Usually a wider was off less than a U.S. Steel and General Motors showed declines of minor Prices were lower in slow trading on the American Stock Nosy Ends Coon Up At Easter Seal Town Chairmen Are Selected Trailer Trucks Damaged From Saco Accident Easter Seal campaign Damage was estimated at man and York county board in an accident between two trailer bers of the Pine Tree Society for trucks on Elm this Crippled Children and Adults local degree team are also being scheduled for that long active in Eagles affairs on both the state and national is a past president | of the Washington State aerie and served as state He is a past president and secretary of his home aerie at where he has been a top producer of new Last year when the order initialed its first conservation a five-year program to aid the National Audubon society in its fight to prevent extinction of the bald and golden Thacker was appointed as the first national He was elected to the post of Grand Worthy president at the 64th International convention last August at Pa. In his speech he Silly * touch of in the new science fiction plants from outer Day of the Starring in the chiller is Janette a blonde dish from the British being cornered by one of the dread Legislative Committee through suitable continuance of the Jobs After 40 support of the FOE Max Baer Heart fund for coronary research and sponsorship of the Eagles ninth overseas Youth Training with A new vocational toward which Eagles all over country will raise will C 4. 4. T located in Turkey Others are Mate I BX in West Catania AUGUSTA - The Philippine m I Mexico Mexico; ltv oi lhe legislative and P y r g 0 already 011 as favoring a state sales tax turned thumbs down White House Shelter Changing WASHINGTON - The White House bomb shelter is being The cost is at about Andrew T. assistant press s e c r e t a confirmed Wednesday that the work of modernizing the bomb shelter to include a modern communications system is well under The underground shelter was first built during War II when Franklin D. Roosevelt was It was improved during the administration of Dwight D. Greece 55, was born in Indian territory in Oklahoma before it became a He has lived in since early childhood and makes his home there now with his wife of 33 have a Mary Jean a Donald and five Before becoming a fulltime secretary of the Yakima Thacker worked in the life insurance He also owned and operated a peach Mrs. Thacker is active in Eagles auxiliary affairs and has been secretary for many years of the Yakima auxiliary day on two state income tax as In its report to the the committee voted 9-1 against a personal income tax proposal sponsored by Rep. John B. Cottrell was the sole committee member can get into trouble without signing a minority The other two Democrats Frustrated Taxpayer Not Trustworthy NEW YORK Some peo Raymond Roberts Raymond Earl 52, of 64 South died last night in a Boston Born October 18, 1910, in he was a son of Robert and Ruby and had been employed for the past five years by the Biddeford and Saco Water Surviving are his Mrs. Yvonne one Raymond two step Robert and William Mul one Claire four Edgar Rob Funerals CHARLOTTE A. DOW Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte A. of 133 School South were conducted at 2 p.m. yesterday from the Shumway Funeral 35 Spring Rev. Anthony Church of the Burial will take place in the Spring in Center Council Chagnon Adds New Member Renald Dallaire was accepted as a new member during the meeting last night of Council Union St. John held at the hall on Adams The date of March 17 was announced for the Council's annual communion and it was announced that ticket reservations may be made at the Members have been requested to assemble at the hall at 6:30 a.m. on that date in order to attend the 7 a.m. mass at St. Joseph on the Raymond J. Letourneau of Sanford and Rep. Louis E. Ayoob of Fort Fairfield up with the committee's seven The committee divided 8-2 on the next income tax measure of Dana W. that would provide for a tax on incomes of businesses as well as trying too Take the case of Gus J. 63, in the Lexington Avenue office of the Internal Revenue Service He got into an with a tax collector about a Apparently losing the he stalked off leaving behind a yellow box about the size of a cigarette Martin was hustled the police bomb squad was the first four floors of the building GRACE D. SHEPPARD Funeral services for Mrs Grace D. 15 North widow of Robert A. were held al 11 a.m. Wednesday at Dennett & Craig Funeral home with Rev. Ham mond f. First Parish Congregational Interment was in Newton Mass. Government and corporate bond prices were mostly ATTENDING HEARING Dr. J. Edward mayor of Saco and City Solicitor Brickates attended a legislative hearing in Augusta this morning on a that would reassign the District Court for Eastern York county from Biddeford to Saco and Linwood one Mrs. Pearl Old Orchard Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 10 a. from the Dennett and Craig Funeral 365 Main Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening from 7 to 9. Card of Thanks This to express our sincere thanks to Dr Houle and nurses of the Webber Hospital for their care and we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many neighbors and and the present at the funeral for their kindly aid and sympathy during our recent The Family of the late Adelard We wish to extend our heart felt thanks to our many relatives and the delegations present for their kindly aid and sympathy during our recent also for the beautiful and to those kind who furnished cars for the The Family of the late Edward John S. Larrabee John S. 89 of 28 Brook died Sunday at Frisbie Memorial hospital after a long He was born in Kennebunk and lived in for more than 30 He was a retired superintendent of the Hubbard Shoe He was active in M a s 0 n i c groups and was a member of Aleppo Temple of Bethany Mt. Sinai Royal Arch Scottish Rite bodies Tuscan -all of the Massachusetts Consistory and Orient Survivors include one grandson and several nieces and three of whom are Mrs. Walter Mrs. Arthur Calder and Raymond all of Funeral services were held at the Edgerly Funeral home chapel in with Rev. Newell pastor of the First Church Congregational of which Larrabee was a Burial was at Mass. minority favorable report Letourneau and the seven Cottrell and Ayoob signed evacuated of about 1>00o and traffic was cleared i- 1 r t c 1 around the block between 46th and publicans recommending defeat of 47th streets r m l- n -i i Police put a fluoroscope on the the Taxation 1 1 tee voted 7-3 in favor of a billj its contents were harmless by Rep. Sam A.R. to increase the sales tax from 3 to 4 per cent. The which would produce an additional in the next two is the key revenue measure of Gov. Reed's Eugene Bertrand presided I Letourneau joined the over the meeting and opening and two Democrats in reporting closing prayers were led by the ert A special award went to Henry Red The Family of the late Raymond E. Roberts Requests that flowers be omitted and that memorial donations be made to the Heart TO PAY RESPECTS Our Lady of Fatima circle Daughters of will meet tonight at 7:30 at 10 Wakefield to pay respects to Mrs. Bernadette sis ter of a from Paze Peking belligerently says it is ready for a private meeting to talk things Peking wants a backdown from an admission that he has been wrong and has been an arrant all The Chinese will not get any ' Mrs Mao has had a meeting with the Soviet ambassador in Sitting in on the meeting were other high-ranking Chinese including Wu the Central Committee member who was subjected to boos and catcalls in the East Berlin meeting of world Communists in It seems reasonable to conclude that they were talking about arrangements for a high-level meeting and the terms for it. Chairmen For Unit Conclave Picked Mrs. Marie Migner was hostess last night in her home for a meeting of the auxiliary department of Maine convention Committees Are Appointed By GOP In Saco at the Olympian club in Kenne to see the Tall Shadows depicting activities at the Pine Tree camp for crippled Plans were made for Tag to be conducted by the various chairmen in their respective towns during the Easter Seal The meeting was under the direction of county Co-Chairmen Mrs. Henry M. and Mrs. Phillip W. North assisted by Mrs. Claire Runyan of Kezar A former patient at the Hyde Rehabilitation Everett of was present to tell his personal experiences with the personnel and services at the organization's center in Labarge praised the staff at Hyde for assistance to him after his loss of a leg and his subsequent treatment and return to full Dr. John J. medical director of the told a story about a young man who had been admitted as mentally and physically ped at the age of 18. This young man was found to be above average in intelligence with practically no physical handicap and has com almost all his high school equivalency work although never having completed grammar school and is now working at a full time job and receiving college prep aratory Dr. Lorentz Refreshments were served by Mrs. John J. Lorentz and a committee from Committee people from York county who will be conducting the Easter Seal drive in their various communities are as Acton Mrs. Virginia Mrs. Martha Mrs. Charles Spencer Bar Mrs. Carroll Buxton Mrs. Fred H. Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Robert Mrs. A. A. Mrs. Eva D. Miss Elizabeth Maguire and Miss Louise Mrs. John J. Kittery - Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Marilyn Mrs. Kenneth North Mrs. Kendra Mrs. Richard Old Orchard Leona Mrs. Allen Mrs. Robley South Mrs. Owen Mrs. John Keefe and Jerry C. Mrs. Clinton Mrs. Maynard G. Trafton and Mrs. Alberta A. Miss Rita Helen The towns of Newfield and Shapleigh do not have leader ship at present and persons from those areas interested in serving may contact Mrs. Fuller or Mrs. According to the police a trailer truck driven by Ralph K. 59, of East Holden was headed west on Elm street and stopped for a red light on Elm Another trailer truck driven by Vinal E. 40, of also headed west street was unable to stop in time to rear end No one was hurt in the Damage to Lane's truck was estimated at and to the Doody trailer truck at Biddeford Jaycees Elect Chairmen Several chairmen were named at the meeting of the Biddeford Junior Chamber of Commerce last night at the Chamber of Commerce conference Selected temporary chairman was James arid temporary committee chairmen and officials named included Spencer William Richard Twelve members attended the and the next meeting was scheduled for March 6 at 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce Committees were appointed at the meeting last night of the Biddeford Man Held On Fugitive Count In Biddeford Municipal court this Francis T. Lemieux Sam fitv committee 23' 95 West CuttS baco Republican uty committee ford through defense held at Saco City Edward L. to waive include Joseph I extradition to New Hampshire Richard Mrs. Louise a fugitive from justice war ranL Associate Judge Gerald C boin diKi the hearing i Mrs. Helen and Mrs. Patricia JFK Airs TO PAY RESPECTS Officers and members of Fraternal Order of will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Emond Funeral 72 Hill to James to say respects l0 Peter for Theodore C. Corneau I hose attending will assemble KED IN ORBIT - Igor hurtles 26 10 inches at the Millrose Games at New York's Madison Square The lanky Russian beat Ralph Boston for the first time while wiping out the American's world indoor broad jump v p. m. al the Eagles home on Birch TO SAY PRAYERS Members of Lafayette Catholic Order of will meet tonight at 7 at the Cote corner of Beach and Hill SERVICES SET Funeral services for Peter Martin will be conducted Saturday at 9 a. m. form St. Andre Friends may call Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. al the Emond Funeral 72 from Page would be subject to court They would serve only in some 200 mainly in five Southern in which less than 15 per cent of any racial group is registered to Officials described the bid for interim referees as important because in terms of time Negroes might be able to register and vote immediately rather than in two or three Other Requests Kennedy had two other applicable only in federal One was for a specific ban on the application of different tests and standards to different The other was for a declaration J that anyone with a sixth grade education is presumed to be Since a presumption could be this latter proposal would be less stringent than a provision of a literacy test that fell by the wayside in the last Last year's measure would have made it a rule of federal law that anyone who passed the sixth grade was literate for voting While he was at Kennedy urged every remaining state legislature to join the 13 which have ratified the proposed 24th Amendment to the Constitution which would outlaw the payment of poll taxes as a requirement for Kennedy had no legislation to recommend in the realm of racial discrimination in But he held a sort of club over labor unions accused of saying he hoped administrative ways and Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Pauline Rumery and Mrs. Arlene Brendan Harvey and Mrs. Eleanor public relations and and George Mrs. Ethel Day were elected co-chairmen j and Nicholas for the 11th annual to Discussion took place on future be held in Old Orchard Beach appointments to the board of 24-25-26 with headquarters and the police and fire the Brunswick i and a report was Other officers named were Mrs. j given by the delegate to the Joan Old Orchard j County committee on a recent in charge of Mrs. Rutin meeting held by that good Mrs. The Saco City committee un Mildred voted to endorse the Mrs. Frances efforts of Mayor J. Edward Mrs. Ian to have a district court attendance in the Dyer library at and Mrs. in and it was voted to have Mayor charge of Past Department Whelan as guest speaker at the idents Mrs. Fuller and I March committee | Seventeen members attended The next committee meeting the session presided over by will be March 25 at post 25. and re following the stale were served following tive committee line for 10 days and to be automatically continued for an additional 10 days and again automatically for a third 10-day period to allow New Hampshire officials sufficient time to obtain a Governors warrant that will allow them to extradite Bail was set at and Lemieux was taken to the York county jail at The defendant is wanted in on a charge and has been charged with illegal flight to avoid The offense occured on February 16 in Trooper Robert Janson was the arresting officer and the Keene Police department was represented by Sgt. Albion Metcalf and officer John Two Cars Collide On Biddeford Street Two Biddeford residents es caped injury this morning when their cars collided on Cleaves A 1958 sedan driven by Raoul C. 53, of 474 Alfred and a 1956 sedan operated by John Edward 22, of 141 Cleaves street crashed at approximately 8 a. At press time there were no estimates of Robbery Now Self-Service KANSAS Mo. Wl - A bandit showed a pistol to clerk Lloyd A. Anderson Wednesday night and demanded the money in the liquor store's cash it Anderson is a self-service The holdup man helped The loss hasn't been Biddeford from felt while actually not the was in effect the best bid due to willingness on hia part to supply all new A. chief of the bureau of vocational State Department of addressed the board on the subject of vocational training at the high school Snell reported that the state would reimburse one half the teachers salary in a vocational or Many questions were put to Snell by board They discussed the possibility of a modified the job system and Snell gave a lengthy report on pending legislation on ea vocational training He addressed the group on the request of Superintendent Raymond Kenneally as part of the delving into the subject of a possible addition of a vocational training course that might be integrated into the present high school Snell pointed out that Kennebunk has an the job program at and in his opinion it is a highly successful He pointed out that three other communities in the state have a similar plan and added he felt that next fall will see many more schools getting into the Learns Trade ' The the job in the most of the student putting in three hours at the high school studying basic courses such as English and mathematics plus an allied subject which pertains to whatever field they are preparing The student then works for at least three hours a day in an actual learning a Snell pointed out this system is often warmly welcomed by industry but he warned the board that the system also carries many administrative headaches and is not a plan to jump into without serious reflection on all sides of the Snell literature the board members that pertained to the legislative bills that would create area vocational In other action Kenneally reported that he had awarded three contracts for paper to be used in the school The board had previously instructed him to prepare the bids and to use his on the awarding of the Kenneally said that the was divided into three classes and successful bidders Cascade Paper unit number Milton unit number Gledhill unit Kenneally said that the savings to the school system by purchasing in this as opposed to the previous system of purchasing in comparatively small lots when amounts to 285. letter Biddeford Teachers association salary committee that requested an informal meeting with the board was The board instructed Kenneally to make arrangements for the meeting on a night that the board has a light A report by Fire Chief Arthur King and City Electrical Inspector Samuel Lacerte on an inspection tour of the Washington Emery and Junior High schools was Kenneally reported that the few faults found have either I been corrected or are in the of being - i away a prison of bne isort of another since 1858. It's too to Among 38 cons moved off the rock Tuesday was Mickey Los Angeles racketeer doing time for income tax They sent him to The prison is expected to be empty by July 1. NO a Roman who scoffs at the Italian parking Vito simply picks up his miniature auto and it to any convenient Vito draws on professional tricks to mold himself into the tiny He's a i - Alcatraz Prison Getting Emptier Calif. was clown to 64 convicts ' Only a year the island prison near San Francisco's Golden Gate housed 260. In its it has held some of the nation's toughest Alvin Karpis and Basil iThe Now it's being phased Salt wind and time are wearing NOTICE THOM FLOWER SHOP 266 Main Saco Will Be Closed March 1 Thru March 31. 1963 April 1,1963
