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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1963

Page

5

Fires in Biddeford Area Costlier Than Grafton Blaze

Historic Biddeford-Saco fires include 1908 Somesville blaze costing about 400000 and 1915 Pepperell cotton storage fire about 500000. In today’s value these would exceed the Grafton tragedy’s 1000000 price tag.

Biddeford-Saco Biddeford Grafton Pepperell Somesville Saco Daniel E. Somes Portland Corssman Box Company Grafton Lumber Company Pearl Street

Job training advised for below average students

Nason suggests directing a below average student to job training rather than college. He advises counseling to find suitable tasks and notes laziness often stems from poor study skills. He recommends repeating missed work after illness and considers social security benefits not taxable for 1962 returns.

Dr. Nason A. G Lake Charles

Tupper Urges Ethics Reform In Congress

Washington report notes Rep Stanley Tupper condemns unethical conduct by a minority of congressmen. He calls for banning outside jobs and corporate or union directorships, and opposes hiring relatives on payroll. He cites Parade magazine exposes as backing for reform.

Journal Washington Bureau Washington Stanley Tupper Congress Maine Republican Parade Magazine Jack Anderson

Hospital Credit Group Meets in Portland on Insurance Rates

The Maine Hospital Credit association held a quarterly session at Mercy hospital Portland with President Philip Medisaac presiding. Walter Strong Maine insurance examiner urged protections against over insurance and rate instability while outlining causes from insurer settlements. Other speakers included Herbert Rackliff Clayton E. Shepley and J Arthur Carlson discussing founding expansion and policies.

St. Elizabeth France St. Andre Hospital Yvonne M. Bibeau Notre Dame Hospital Maine Hospital Credit Association Mercy Hospital Portland Philip Medisaac Herbert Rackliff The Maine Insurance Company Clayton E. Shepley J. Arthur Carlson

Guidance leader attends national guidance convention

Reno Roy, guidance director at Biddeford High School, spent part of the week at the national convention of the American Personnel and Guidance Association in Boston. The attendees heard speakers on guiding high school students and toured colleges in the Boston area.

Reno Roy Biddeford High School American Personnel and Guidance Association Boston

Bus collision hits MTA chief in Los Angeles night

In Los Angeles a bus driven by R L Witte bumped into the car of Cone T Bass, the Metropolitan Transit Authority general manager. Bass was unhurt and Witte escaped physical injury but suffered psychological damage from the incident.

Los Angeles R. L. Witte Cone T. Bass Metropolitan Transit Authority Bass Witte

Officers Elected By Humane Society

Dr Walter E Dudley Jr of Saco was elected president of the Pine Tree Humane Society Inc at a meeting in Saco and Biddeford Savings Institute Win Sawtelle of Lyman retired president was named chair man of the board Mrs Herbert Shipley of Saco was re elected secretary Miss Alice J Davidson of Saco was re elected treasurer and Mrs Win Sawtelle became historian The society voted to join the Maine Federation of Humane Societies The next meeting will be at the same place May 23 at 2 30 pm

Walter E. Dudley, Jr Saco Pine Tree Humane Society, Inc Saco and Biddeford

Sheep Growers Plan Spring Meeting

The York county Sheep and Wool Growers association will hold its annual meeting with the York county Extension service on Thursday April 18 in the Extension office conference room 11 Main street Springvale. The program begins at 8 p.m. with officer elections. Reports include a wool exhibit by Mrs Roland Dutch a Wool Pool update and the Acton fair. A highlight is livestock specialist John C Goater speaking on New Changes In Maine Sheep Industry.

York County Sheep and Wool Growers Association York County Extension Service Main Street Springvale Roland Dutch John C. Goater Maine

Minuteman Fires First West Coast Solid-Fuel Launch

Missiles crews at Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif studied the first successful West Coast launch of the solid-fuel Minuteman. The 58 foot rocket rose from its armored silo and flew to an undisclosed target over the Pacific. Two previous attempts at the base had ended in off course explosions.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Pacific

Federal Grant Approved for Augusta General Hospital and UVM

The Welfare Department approved a 450000 grant to Augusta General Hospital to fund alterations and additions costing about 1373995. Members report another grant of 394680 from the National Institutes of Health to the University of Vermont College of Medicine in Burlington for a clinical research center.

Washington Welfare Department Augusta Maine) General Hospital Newce Congress Inc University of Vermont ‘College of Medicine Burlington National Institutes of Health

Westbrook Man Indicted on Tax Evasion Charges

A Westbrook man, W. J Arthur Foye, faces two indictments for evading taxes. One alleges corporate tax evasion totaling 18,665.05 in 1958 and 1959, and the other accuses evasion of 29,906.53 in personal income taxes from 1956 to 1950. Foye is treasurer of Foye's Linoleum Shop Inc. in Westbrook.

Portland Westbrook W. J Arthur Foye Foye Linoleum Shop Inc

Chapter Network Sees 325 Chapters Nationwide

Across the United States there are about 325 chapters of the American Institute of Banking with annual enrollment exceeding 90 000 bank personnel.

The American Institute of Banking United States

Voters Have Wide Choice In Caroline County Town Council Election

PORT ROYAL VA There will be at least one candidate for every five qualified voters as 12 candidates compete for seven seats on the Town Council. Filing deadline is midnight tonight. The town has 60 qualified voters.

Port Royal Caroline County

Bank Tellers Complete Banking Course in Portland Training

Miss Sandra Wildes William R Rogers and Frederick W Towne tellers at Ocean National Bank Kennebunk have recently completed an American Institute of Banking course in principles and functions of commercial banking as part of a training program held in Portland given by the Portland Institute.

Sandra Wildes William R. Rogers Frederick W. Towne Ocean National Bank Kennebunk American Institute of Banking Portland

Third Order Church Meeting Sees Seven New Members

The Third Order of Saint Francis of St Andre parish held a church meeting opening with seven new members and five making profession. Rev. Donald Nicknair OFM, spiritual director, addressed the assembly before prayers and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Third Order of Saint Francis of

Fire Auxiliary Holds Meeting At Camp Ellis

Camp Ellis Firemen's auxiliary met with Vice-president Mrs Christine Peterson presiding. Secretary and sunshine reports were presented by Mrs Ruth Coté and Mrs Ruth Stackpole. Refreshment committee named as Mrs Marjorie Pendleton and Mrs Cynthia Lemay. luncheon served by Mrs Alice Eastman and Mrs Patricia Libby. Seven members attended including Mrs Pendleton Mrs Greta Greenier Mrs Stackpole Mrs Leona Allen Mrs Cate of St Ours Mrs Eastman Mrs Libby Mrs Lillian Morris Mrs Cate Mrs Peterson Mrs Susan Gagnon Mrs Lillian Gagnon Mrs Lemay and Mrs Gertrude Kelly.

Christine Peterson Camp Ellis Ruth Cotel Ruth Stackpole Marjorie Pendleton Cynthia Lemay Care Alice Eastman Paetricia Libby Pendleton Greta Greenier Stackpole Leona Allen Cate St. Ours Eastman Libby Lillian Morris Peterson Susan Gagnon Lillian Gagnon Rs Lemay Gertrude Kelly

Braves Open Spring Exhibition at New Municipal Stadium

Milwaukee Braves begin exhibition play at the new Municipal Stadium in West Palm Beach with potential complaints from visiting teams about field conditions and facilities. Tuition at the University of Maine rose from 30 dollars in 1887 to 400 dollars today.

Braves West Palm Beach Fla Milwaukee Braves New Municipal Stadium Univeristy of Maine

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Sullivan Photo Service Crossman Box Company Crossman Company Pepperell Cotton House Nason Leslie J. Nason University of Southern California R. B Wilmington Del Office of Cement Cere CK Shey Leon Green Street Leon Grover Tupper Credit Meeting Humane Society Minuteman West Coast Pneas Mobil Flame Kinmond’s Elm St William C. Smith Agent Ferry Road Public Robert L. Noble, JR Portland Road
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