Saco Police Chief Returns To Duty After Illness
Police Chief Raymond Kerry of Saco resumes duties following an illness. Biddeford residents Newton Stevens and Odule Rheaume receive hospital care at Webber and Notre Dame hospitals. Raymond Landry of Saco is listed as a patient at Webber. Emile and Mrs. Lessard of Biddeford return home from California. Harry Horsfield returns home from Webber hospital. Mrs. Gladys Smith of Saco returns home after visiting relatives in Bucksport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kerry
Saco
Newton K. Stevens
Harding Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Odule Rheaume
Cutts Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Raymond K. Landry
Main Street
Emile Lessard
Elm Street
California
Saco Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting Tonight
The Saco Firemen's Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs Irma LeBlanc on North Street in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Irma LeBlanc
North Street
Church Youth Groups Schedule In Saco Notes
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m The Unitarian Universalist Youth choir will rehearse Friday at 3 15 p m at the Saco Unitarian church parish house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Unitarian - Universalist
Saco Unitarian Church
Bates College Music Program Echoes of the Seasons Concert
The Bates Concert Band and Choral Society present Echoes of the Seasons at Alumni Gym Saturday 8:00 p.m. under D Robert Smith with pieces Brass Aflame Summer Skies Winter Carnival Autumn Nocturne Highlights from Milk and Honey and choral selections from Haydn The Seasons and Carousel closing with Summertime and June is Busting Out All Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bates
D. Robert Smith
William Holt
Pittsfield
Mass
David Quintal
Haverhill
William Barnes
Voluntown
Conn
Choral Society
Haydn
Porgy and
Bess
Carousel
Jean Stahlin
Scarsdale
N.Y
Kevin Gallagher
Littleton
Frank Sroka
Rochdale
David Williams
Elmira
Jarey Lee Adams
Marshfield
Mary Ingraham
Wilmington
Delaware
Peter Allen
Providence
Rhode Island
James Pomfret
Braintree
Donald Fredenburg
Lawrence Trufant
Abington
Eleanor Parker
Bridgton
John David
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Deborah Perkins
Barbara Reed
St. Johnsbury
Hostesses Named For GOP Dinner In Biddeford
Arundel Republican Women's club sets Tuesday evening dinner with hostesses including Mrs A F E Descoteaux chairwoman Mrs Emery Hutchins Mrs Harold Clark Mrs Theodore Schaffer Mrs Anne Gonville Mrs Helen Harris and Mrs Gertrude Farwell BIddeford members Governor John H Reed will address the group accompanied by Mrs Reed dinner at 7 pm at the White Church Rev David Wigley host church pastor will give invocation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Biddeford
David Wigley
Stock market rally resumes with blue chips at new highs
New York stocks advanced in heavy trading as Chrysler rose over a point near 101 percent, GM and IBM hit new highs for 1963, and the market broke out of a six week trading range. Analysts warned of resistance from long term profit taking while the SEC industry report eased investor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
General Motors
IBM
Wall Street
SEC
Death of Everett L. Howard at 82 in West Kennebunk
Everett L. Howard 82 of West Kennebunk widow of Josephine M. Vohnoutka Howard died November 19 1880 at home in West Kennebunk formerly Hillsboro NH. He was a farmer and York County Farm Bureau member. Surviving children include four sons Luther E George R Lester E and Everett P all of West Kennebunk and five daughters. Funeral from Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk Saturday at 1 30 pm with Rev Alfred H Ives officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery West Kennebunk. Friends may call Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Howard
Josephine M. Vohnoutka Howard
West Kennebunk
Hillsboro
N.H
East Fairhaven
Mass
Luther T
Charlotte (Spooner) Howard
Occupy
York County Farm Bureau
Suvivors
Luther E
George R
Lester E
Everett P
Arthur Jones
Earl Walker
Aundel
Lester Graffam
Franklin Emmons
Raymond Dede
Kennebunk
Ralph Gibbs
New Bedford
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Alfred H. Ives
Obituary of Cora B. Littlefield of Kennebunk Wells
Cora B. Littlefield 78 of Kennebunk former Wells resident died in a Kennebunk convalescent home. Born May 3 1884 she taught in Kennebunk and Kennebunkport schools retiring in 1955. Survived by sister Agnes Wells and niece Mrs. William Mel Inn es of Warner NH. Funeral Friday 2 pm Angell Funeral Home Kerrbunk officiated by Rev Fred Holmberg. Interment Ocean View Cemetery Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Littlefield
Kennebunk
Wells
Augustus T
Olive (Young) Littlefield
Gorham Normal School
Kennebunkport
First Congregational Church of
Maine Teachers Association
Funeral services for Miss Annie Innes in Saco
Funeral services for Miss Annie Innes of Temple Street Saco were held at Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Thomas Knox rector officiated with bearers John Hill Lawrence Hunt William Shaw and Russell Murphy. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An‘nie Innes
Temple Street
Saco
Trinity Episcopal Church
Thomas
Knox
John Hill
Lawrence Hunt
William Shaw
Russell Murphy
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Water shortage forces school closure in Van Buren
A car crash into a fire hydrant caused a water shortage in Van Buren leading to a school holiday. Champlain and Keegan schools were closed for Wednesday as police report that 20 year old Larry Hatfield said his vehicle began misbehaving and he lost control after buying the car days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Gerald Tardif
Champlain
Keegan
Larry Hatfield
Adlai Stevenson Sees Berlin Wall In Visit
Adlai E. F. Stevenson III visited the Berlin Wall on Thursday and called it the most disturbing sight of his life. The U. S. delegate to the United Nations said one has to see it to believe it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adlai EF. Stevenson
Berlin Wall
U. S
United Nations
Portland Weather Summary for Friday and Tonight
Clearing skies and mild afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 40s. West winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight fair windy and colder with lows in the upper 20s. Friday sunny and windy with highs in the low 40s and west winds 15 to 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Metropolitan Invests Cash in Maine Projects
Metropolitan Life Insurance reports Maine assets at 35.4 million dollars as of year end 1962. Donald H. Hopkins notes investments support corporate securities 16.3 million and mortgage loans 1.6 million. Government bonds allocated 5.6 million. remaining Maine assets 11.7 million. Total company assets for policyholders reach 19.6 billion, up 44 percent, with a 4.36 percent net interest return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Maine
Donald H. Hopkins
CLA
Metropolitan
U.S
Saco Jaycees Plan Motel and Lodging Listing Drive
The Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce votes to compile a public listing of motels hotels guest houses and renting grounds in the Saco area. Andrew Scontras chairs the project with Jaycees calling on establishments. The brochure will be published by the Saco Businessmen’s Association for a summer promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scontras Real Estate
Saco
Saco Businessmen’s Association
Andrew Scontras
Jaycees
Scontras
Willard Stackpole
Malcolm MacLeod
Donald Water‘house
Saco City Council
MacLeod
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
St. John Hall
Jefferson Street
Keep
Maine
Stevenson Visits West Berlin for Talks and Salutes
Stevenson on a European tour arrived in West Berlin from Bonn for a brief visit and addressed the city Parliament and the European chapter of the American Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
West Berlin
Bonn
American Parent-Teacher Association
Loyalist Army Seizes Argentine Naval Station at Mar del Plata
Loyalist troops with tanks occupy the Mar del Plata naval base without firing a shot as rebels face dwindling options. Rear Adm. Eladio Vasquez seeks a truce while loyalists push toward Puerto Belgrano and Bahia Blanca, claiming control of major installations and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Mar de Plata
Adm
Eladio Vasquez
Government House
Navy
Jose Maria Guido
Argentina
Puerto Belgrano
Here
Associated Press
Robert Berrellez
Bahia Blanca
Berrellez
Vazquez
Telpress
Espora
Mar del Plata
Aden
Bariloche
Punta Indio
United States
Uill
Cordoba
Allen Steps Aside To Keep DED Intact
Augusta AP report that Lloyd K Allen will step down as Department of Economic Development commissioner at term end September 2 after 32 years in office. He says unrest in the Legislature prompts change while governors seeks best possible successor for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ded
Augusta
Lloyd K. ‘Allen
Department of Economic ‘Development
Senate
Gov. Reed
Separate Railroad Lines Urged For New England
Boston business and labor leaders urged Congress to ensure at least two competitive trunk line rail systems serve New England. Richard D. Hill of First National Bank of Boston backed including New Haven and Boston & Maine in major mergers, with Delaware & Hudson and Erie Lackawanna in the Norfolk & Western plan. House member John W. McCormack noted ICC consideration and potential alternatives if competition cannot be guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
New England
Capitol
World Trade Enter
Massachusetts Port Authority
Richard D. Hill
First National Bank of Boston
Transportation Committee of the
New England Council
Newee Council
Pennsylvania
New York) Central
New Haven (Railroad
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson and
Erie Lackawanna
Norfolk & Western
Hill
York Central
House Aker
John W. McCormack
Interstate Ommerce Commission
ICC
Kennedy predicts major legislation and warns on Cuba
President Kennedy predicts passage of a tax cut and other proposals in coming months while noting some administration measures will fail. He discusses Cuba refugee raids and their impact on Soviet presence, and urges caution to avoid war. He cites voting rights issues in Greenwood Mississippi and broader Latin American and Asian political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Cuba
Kennedy
Florida
U.S
Castro
Greenwood
Miss
Britain
South Korea
Benned
Budget Bureau
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Meen
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York
Biddeford High French Students Enter Contest
Biddeford High School joins National Foreign Language Week as several French students enter a national French contest at Portland High School. Examinations cover French II III and IV with tape audio testing. prizes include medals from the French Embassy and a France trip, plus cash and book awards. Participants include Lloyd Cochrane Joan Carver Jacqueline Pare Robert Fillion Kerry Harrison Rozanne Patane and Patricia Busse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford High School
Portland High School
American Association of Teacher of French
Reed
Maine
Seco
Portland Man Denied Commutation on Sentences
Gov. Reed and the Executive Council denied petitions for commutation by Joseph W. Marin of Stacyville and Louis J. Fournier of Portland who were serving manslaughter terms. Marin's 10 to 20 year sentence for the 1958 death of Hedwidge Long was not shortened, while Fournier’s 72 to 15 year term for the shooting of Myron P. Jordan was left unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Joseph W. Marin
Stacyville
Louis J. Fournier
Portland
Reed
Executive Council
Marin
Hedwidge Long
Council
Fournier
Myron P. Jordan
Frank DeLong
Bridgewater
DeLong
Earl Nessor
Robert L. Moore
Georgetown
Moore
Joseph N. Smith
Sanford
Kenneth Smith
Brunswick
Biddeford Firemen Respond Twice To Small Blazes
Biddeford central station crews were called out twice yesterday to minor fires. At 12:17 p.m. Engine 4 fought a chimney fire at Parenteau Market 171 Cleaves Street until 12:58 p.m. A second flareup occurred at Grafton Lumber at 8:30 p.m. and was recalled at 9:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Parenteau Market
Cleaves Street
Engine 4
Grafton Lumber Company
Chimney Fire At Saucier Home In Saco
Saco firefighters responded to a chimney fire yesterday at the Abel Saucier residence on Lillian Avenue. No equipment was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Saucier
Lillian Avenue
Federal Funds Allocated For Area Schools
Federal funds totaling 2 650 dollars for Arundel and 10 288 dollars for Kennebunk were approved for students from federally employed areas. The aid comes as part of Education Department and HEW programs. Superintendents Raymond A. Kenneally and John Seekins Jr. filed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Muskie
Office of Education
Department of Health,Education and Welfare
Arundel
Kennebunk
Portsmouth
Air Force Base
Raymond A. Kenneally
John Seekins, Jr
Little League Auxiliary Elects Officer Slate
The Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League auxiliary held its first organizational meeting, electing officers led by Marie Migner as president Irene Wolk as vice president Vassie Caras as treasurer and Jeannette Mercier as publicity chair. Installation planned for May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Little League Auxiliary
Armand Mercier
Dyer Street
Laurette Spaulding
Marie Migner
Irene Wolk
Vassie Caras
Jeannette Mercier
Spaulding
Little League
Ng Saco - Old Orchard
Mercier
Marie Gagnon
Adrienne Martin
Yvette Gagnon
Helena Caddigan
Ruth Stackpole
Alice Foran
Nancy Cooper
Senior Trip Is Canceled at Rockland High School
Rockland District High School cancels the annual spring Washington trip after several seniors were caught drinking at the Kippy Karnival. Principal Malcolm Doble said enough students were barred to make the outing impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Rockland District High School
Washington
Kippy Karnival
Malcolm Doble
Legislation Debated On Discrimination Ban and Veto Power
The committee discussed a proposed statewide ban on discrimination by race religion sex or ancestry with questions about applicability to rentals and other transactions Retired attorney Charles Adams questioned effects on scholarships bequests and admissions to single sex institutions Senator Perrin Edmunds urged governor line item veto power to remove unwise items from appropriations and Scribner noted constitutional uncertainties in selecting a governor after a recount or tie with a proposed legislative clarifying change
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner
Charles F Adams
Auburn
E. Perrin Edmunds
Fort Fairfield
Legisature
Supreme Court
Prison Choir Loses Pianist
In Louisville Kentucky Sheriff William Cranfill organized a jail choir for 34 inmates at Jefferson County Jail Their first public appearance was before a church group and they performed without a pianist since the accompanist is a federal prisoner unavailable for the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Cranfill
Jefferson County
LeMay Discusses Space War Options Before Congress
General Curtis E. LeMay told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the United States could build an antisatellite system now to disable a hostile satellite, but the plan remains in study and not a full program. He noted Soviet launches and rendezvous capability as concerns, with testimony partly censored. Dr. Harold Brown warned space combat from orbit is unlikely, favoring ground-based defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Unitedtates
Air Force
LeMay
Senate Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
D S.C
Soviet Union
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Oes Research and Engineering
Administration Seeks Youth Conservation Corps amid job training debate
The article outlines a proposed Youth Conservation Corps as the White House and Congress clash over youth employment. It details federal participation for 15 000 enrollees in forests and parks and a 60 monthly stipend with housing and medical care, plus a state local employment program for 60 000 youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
Kenneth Keating
R.N.Y
Youth Conservation Corps
Senate
Sub-Debs Banquet Planned for May at Oak Ledge
At a Bid meeting of the Sub-Lebs sorority held at Leslie Haas's home 357 Elm Street names listed include Joan Karron Eunice Walker Carol Beg Jey Elaine Zaitlin Jocelyn Ver mette Debora Wallace Margo Cote Donna Kirkby Gail Andrews Barbara Harris Leslie Anderson Patricia Coburn Cathie Clark Pet Samaris Carol Denton and Elizabeth Seaver plans were made for a banquet to be held in May at the Oak Ledge motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ledge
Leslie Haas
Elm Street
Biddeford
Joan Karronides
Eunice Walker
Carol Beg- Jey
Elaine Zaitlin
Jocelyn Vermette
Debora' Wallace
Margo Cote
Donna Kirkby
Gail Andrews
Barbara Harris
Leslie Anderson
Patricia Coburn
Cathie Clark
Pet Samaris
Carol Denton
Elizabeth Seaver
Rockettes Plan Pajama Party at Saco Meeting
The Rockettes club met at Sue Emmons home in Goodale Avenue, Saco, to discuss the annual pajama party and banquet. Illness kept many members away, but President Sally Stoddard and twelve others attended including Roxanne Peck Jacqueline Paul Barbara Christian Ann Dussault Maureen Genthner Betty Basson Joan Sullivan Joyce Peck Rosemarie Henaire Elaine Heffernan. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockettes Club
Sue Emmons
Goodale Ave
Nue
Saco
Sally Stoddard
Roxanne Peck
Jacqueline Paul
Barbara Christian
Ann Dussault
Maureen Genthner
Betty A Son
Joan Sullivan
Joyce Peck
Rosemarie Henaire
Elaine Heffernan
Permits Needed To Burn Rubbish In Old Orchard Beach
Fire Chief Louis R. Wharff of the Old Orchard Beach Fire Department reminded property owners they must obtain a permit from the fire department before burning grass or other rubbish on their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Wharff
Old Orchard Beach
Siding Feasible at Raytheon Lewiston Plant
John P. Scully Maine Central Railroad official says a 1000 foot siding to the soon vacated Raytheon plant in Lewiston is perfectly feasible and would increase its appeal to a prospective tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raytheon
Portland
Lewiston
John P. Scully
Maine Central Railroad
Scully
Rubbish Comment Sparks Law on Permits Dispute
A speaker argues that both state and town laws govern the issuing of such permits, underscoring a legal framework debate over local regulatory powers.
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Church Notes
Sandra Root
Bates College
Miss Annie Innes
Adlai
Faia
Saco Jaycees
Argentine
Ing
Independencia
Ted
JFK
Biddeford High
Labor
Youth Conservation Act
Wandering Star
Australia
Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Sydney
Miss McDonald
International
Riends
Gerald Ford
R.mich
The
Woods
Keating
New York Republican
Charles Halleck
Rockettes
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