Elks Form New Committees and Youth Plans in Biddeford Saco
The Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks reorganized for the year naming Samuel Lublinsky as chairman of the board of trustees and establishing multiple committees led by Dr Stephen Polackwich and Leon F Jones. Plans include taking area youths to Augusta for the Maine Youth Elks Congress on April 29 and hosting Father Daughter and Sons programs May 2 at the Elks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Augusta
The
Elks
Maine
Youth Elks Congress
William B. Cosgrove
D. L. Thomas
Conrad Fecteau
Rosaire Letellier
House
C.J. Curil
Richard F. Murphy
Ralph Pitt
Edouard H. Cote
J. Alfred Letellier
Leon F. Jones
Stephen Polackwich
Samuel Lublinsky
Charles M. Gallagher
James FE. Prendergast
Morton F. Wolfe
Theodore Caouette
Hosea Curtis
Charles M. Galaher
Dennis Addorio
Arthur Jambert
Kenneth E. Rutter
Chandler Boutet
Paul Boutet
Roland Desautel
Albert Cote
Robert Cyr
George H. Desroberts
William J. Mullen
Robert Janelle
Richard Cote
Albert F. Deshaies, Sr
Roland Sylvester
Donald Doyle
Francis Cote
Richard Leclair
Richard Gradone
Theodore Trimon
James V. Neithercut
David Deschambeault
Richard Bergeron
Armand Dubois
Charlemagne Fournier
Robert B. Bergeron
Paul C. Brouillard
Donald E. Maloy
Adrian Caron
Hugh I. Cullinan
Antonio J. Dallai
Paul J. Mercier
Norman T. Duranceau
Gerard R. Sevigny
Charles L. Beaudoin
Raymond P. Morin
Thursday Club Inducts Slate At Annual Banquet
The Thursday club held its annual meeting at the Red House Biddeford Pool with 60 members. New officers took oath including Arnold Calderwood president and Robert Noble first vice president. Retiring president received ovation as William Clark spoke of humorous anecdotes.
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Thursday Club
Red House
Biddeford Pool
Basil Emery
Theodore Schaffer
Arnold Calderwood
Robert Noble
Saco Firemen Battle Multiple Grass Blazes All Day
Saco firemen fought four grass and woods fires yesterday. Engine 5 handled three calls on Bay View road Dyer Street and McKenny Road with booster lines. A second unit from North Saco VFD joined the final McKenny Road blaze. all crews returned by 6:48 PM.
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Saco
Francis Gerry
Bay View Road
Dyer Street
Anselme Paquin
McKenny Road
Helen McKenny
North Saco
Circle Group Of White Church Gets Invitation
Circle B of the Whitechurch Women's Fellowship accepted an invitation to attend a lecture by Dr. Frank Braggs, a Portland psychiatrist, at the home of Mrs. Carol Bradford in Biddeford. The meeting, led by Circle leader Mrs. Jane Haines with devotion by Mrs. Bradford, also announced a rummage sale for May 20 and a clothing drive.
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Frank Braggs
Portland
Circle B
Whitechurch Women’s Fellowship
Carol Bradford
Biddeford
Circle
Jane Haines
Leah Robie
Hester Hanson
Frances Worster
Irene Gionest
Madeline Robie
Louise Harpoothan
Record Hop To Aid Saco Boy Scout Troop
Record hop in Saco City Hall Saturday 8 to 11 30 p m sponsored by Troop 310 of Saco Boy Scouts announced at a meeting at Scoutmaster Harry Critchley home Mrs Dorothy Hawkins chairs tickets and Mrs Terry Gaines refreshments Harvey Lamontagne to DJ chaperone group includes mothers committee and spouses Scoutmaster assistants and wives Planning session attendees listed Mothers group meets May 8 with Mrs Hawkins hosting
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Saco City Hall
Saco Boy Scouts
Harry Critchley
Dorothy Hawkins
Terry Gaines
Harvey Lamontagne
Mothers Committee
Critchley
Lillian Critchley
Mothers Group
Gaines
Hawkins
Dolly Mahair
Havana Quiet as Celebrations Break Amid Cuban Crisis
Rebel radio Swan claims large swells of volunteers joining guerrillas in the mountains while anti-Castro and pro-Castro camps predict more Caribbean battles. Pravda forecasts possible new invasion as Havana remains quiet and tense after scattered celebrations. Miami reports limited landings and rumors of absent top officials, including Fidel Castro, Raul, and Ernesto Guevara.
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Radio
Swan
Caribbean
Kenedy
Pravda
Cuba
Miami
Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul
Ernesto Guevara
Eichmann Admits Complicity in Nazi Plan at Trial
The transcript shows Eichmann admitting he was involved and guilty as an accomplice in the Nazi plan to exterminate Jews, though claiming his role was limited to organizing transport to death camps. He denied running the overall policy, though acknowledged his department carried out transportation duties. The document references related questions about orders and responsibilities.
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Eichmann
Less
Foreign Office
Security Police
Dates Set By Alumnae For Several Events
Dates of events were announced at the St Joseph Alumnae meeting at St Joseph parish hall. A youth sponsorship to Dirigo Girls State was approved. The alumnae banquet is May 17 at the Wonderbar and the basketball banquet May 7 at St Joseph parish hall. A September 24 fashion show was chosen with Ida Baker and Leonard Drapeau as commentators.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph Parish
Dirigo
Ida Baker
Leonard Drapeau
Helen Chretien
Bernice Potvin
Jenny Tremblay
Annette Doherty
Patricia Cote
Theresa Dion
Aime Melancon
Cecile Brunelle
Antoinette Sevigny
Jeanette Anastasoff
Anita Sevigny
Bernadette Guerette
Rachel Thibeault
Rachel T=gil
Priscilla Cyr
Theresa Auger
Yvonne Gagne
Robert Cote
Bernice Dion
Madeline Denger
Simone Gadbois
Claire Gosselin
Ray Allie ‘l
Bernadette Gendron
Ray Gendron
Florence Berry
Rachel Regis
Paulette Janson
Saco Cub Scouts On Portland Field Trip
Cub Scouts of Dens 1 and 5 Pack 310 Saco toured Portland area sites including the Museum of Natural History Cushman bakery Humpty Dumpty plant and Coca Cola plant. Participants included den mothers assistants den chiefs and several named scouts plus guests Deborah Means Shirley Colomb and the Scamman Blunt family. Transportation was provided by Mary Blunt Philip Scamman and Harry Nielson.
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Saco
Museum of Natural History
Cushman’s Bakery
Humpty Dumpty
Coca-Cola
Portland
Den
Norman Means
Anthony Colomb
Larry White
Andy Paquette
Bruce Thompson
Calvin Vanier
Steven
Owen Colomb
Dorothy Hawkins
Gilbert Hawkins
James DeVona
William Chenard
Dean Wolfahrt
Harry Nielson
Thomas Rousselle
Deborah Means
Shirley Colomb
John
Charles Scamman
Chester
Charles Blunt
Mary Blunt
Philip Scamman
Community leaders Doyle and Wooster highlighted in local bios
Biographical sketches detail Wooster’s long service as Biddeford Saco Water District superintendent since 1957 after Maine honed at the University of Maine and Navy service. Doyle, a Northeastern graduate and World War II veteran, ran Western Auto Associates before buying a Saco store, with Elks and Kiwanis roles and a Ferry Beach residence.
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Page One
Old Town
University of Maine
U. S. Navy
Water District
Wooster
Biddeford-Saco
Saco-Kiwanis Club
Constance Robinson
Swampscott
Mass
Doyles
Ferry Beach
Byrd May Delay Social Security Bill in Senate Conferees
Congress moves toward conference on a social security measure enabling early retirement at 62, higher widow benefits, and broader eligibility with a 1 percent payroll tax hike. House and Senate differ on scope, Byrd signals possible delay, while a federal judgeship bill advances to conference with 73 new seats approved by the Senate.
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House
Senate
White House
Harry F. Byrd
Dwa
Finance Committee
Installation Of Officers Set By Voltigeur Units
New officers of the Voltigeur Klub and auxiliary will be installed Saturday evening in joint ceremonies at the club hall Biddeford with George Neault president of the American Snowshoe Union as installing officer. The master of ceremonies will be Armand Dutil of the Passe Temps club Lewiston. Leo Lottinville and a joint committee from both units arrange the dance and buffet lunch. The program is open to members and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltigeur Klub
Biddeford
George Neault
American Snowshoe Union
Armand Duti
Passe Temps
Lewiston
Leo Lottinville
Yvon Caron
Maine House Considers Church Tax Exemption Policy
Baxter argues churches function like public institutions and should remain tax exempt, noting Maine’s exemption law is narrowly construed. He warns against radical tax policy changes. The House also rejects extending church exemptions to church-adjacent parking lots.
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Baxter
Maine
House
Dr Sawyer to Speak at Saco Baptist Church
Dr Bina E Sawyer medical missionary from Moulmein Burma will speak at the 10 30 am worship service at Saco United Baptist Church She is a Syracuse graduate and has taught pediatrics and public health in New York and Burma She is studying in Boston and plans to return to Burma in 1962 Rev J Stanley A Bennett will lead the service.
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Bina E. Sawyer
Moulmein
Burma
Saco United Baptist Church
Saco
Sawyer
Florence Sawyer
Dwight L. Sawyer
United Baptist Church
J. Melvin Prior
Thornton Academy
Syracuse University
Syracuse N. Y
Hosital
Massachusetts Ear and Eye Infirmary
Boston
J Stanley A. Bennett
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Harold F.marr
Edouard Landry
Wilfred Blais
Walter Re Grace
Cyril _ Villandry
James H. Murphy
Ernest Allaire
Donald E. Blanchette
Herbert Tibbetts
Cyril Villandry
Ray Hobbins
Maurice Coomer
Michael Maguadda
Old Orchard Beach
M.arthur Costellow
Justice
Justice of the Forum,Nicholas W. Danton
Ellis National Service Commission
Joseph Gagne
Grounds
Old Orchard Street
West Grand Avenue
Fountain Service
White Church
Saco Boy Scout Troop
Freedom
U.S. Capitol
Chhosen
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Confederacy
Saco Cub Scouts
Congress
Voltigeur
Dr. Sawyer
Saco Baptist Church
Calif Asia
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Alfred Street
Elm Street
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