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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1962

Page

3

Local notes report hospital injury and community events

Mrs Philo Van Dyke of Storer street broke her right wrist and is in a cast after a fall. Several visitors and guests are listed from Ledyard Hartford Worces ter Portland and Boston. Myrtle lodge and VFW posts held meetings with multiple officers and districts reporting progress on remodels and upcoming events.

Philo van Dyke Storer Street Webber Hospital Harold Bailey Keith Ledyard Conn Mary Durgin Main Street Carol Durgin John Durgin Wayne Atwell West Hartford Leonard Angell Dane Street Angell David Angell Kimberly Beth Boston Dorrance Clark Myrtle Lodge Knight of Pythias Richard Leech Roy Jackson Lisit Munjoy Lodge Jack Ephross Kennebunk Unity Lodge Maynard Redlon Fred Hangon Robert Leech VFW Kennel Jean Thibodeau Sanford Kittery York South Berwick Old Orchard Beach Wells Yvonne Fortin

Orchard Beach Socials and Church Event Notice

Sgt. Leslie E. Wyman Jr. and Mrs. Wyman left for Arlington Virginia after visiting his parents at 28 Prospect Avenue. Airman Richard A. Shorey and Mrs. Shorey including baby Glenn Allen departed for Texas and Illinois. St Johns Auxiliary Guild to meet Tuesday at Mrs. Sarah Smiths home Temple Avenue. Sunday School concert at Washington Avenue Methodist Church drew a large audience with Linda Bean as narrator under Mrs Emily Felker supervisor.

Leslie E. Wyman Jr Sarah Smith Temple Avenue Washington Avenue Methodist Church Emily Felker Linda Bean

Banquet taps hot lunch workers at Wells High School

Lebanon Mrs. Charlotte Bamford and Mrs. Lillian Smith joined a Wells High school banquet for hot lunch staff. Ada Libby has returned home from Sanford hospital. Chester Gale visits after Navy discharge. Brewster Potter family on a farm vacation. Gale families return from Gloucester trip. Almedia C. Ricker services held at Forest Grove cemetery.

Charlotte Bamford Lillian Smith Wells High School Ada Libby Sanford Hospital Chester Gale Navy Jerry Fauver Beverly Mass Fred Gale Pioneer Girls Emma Goodwin Almedia C. Ricker Clifton Ricker Kittery Forst Grove Cemetery Brewster Potter David Gale Audrey Stephen Gloucester Timothy John Godfrey Greene

World Council appeals for Burma flood aid

The World Council of Churches asks American churches to donate 85000 dollars to fund emergency feeding for 50000 flood victims in Burma per Burma Christian Council request.

Geneva Burma World Council of Churches Burma Christian Council

Letter Brings Joy to Garden State Hospital Resident

An elderly patient at Gardner State Hospital in Fitchburg receives a long-awaited letter after 20 years. He reads it with tears, then shares the moment with fellow patients as the North Central Massachusetts Mental Health Association expands volunteer letter writing to aid rehabilitation. The piece also covers an Easter Sunrise service at Moody Beach with Rev. John N. Simpson leading worship and community gatherings at Wells churches.

Fitchburg Mass Gardner State Hospital Daily Mail Rex Roberts North Central Massachusetts Mental Health Association Roberts Gardner Hospital First Parish Church Universalist- Unitarian Boston John N. Simpson Wells First Second Congregational Moody Beach Mr. Simpson George Perkins Gerald LaPierre Congo Women's Church Bernette Trafton Sandra Parent Marlene Warren Alberta Morison Natalie Ricker Evelyn Fenderson Simpson Roger C. Messier Harrison W. Roberts Love Never Dies Messier

Lawn Care Is Most Important Of Spring Tasks

Orono area advice emphasizes spring lawn care with steps on raking debris, dry soil check, early fertilization, lime applications every four to five years, and careful fertilizer rates. Guidance covers spreading methods, rolling lightness, bare spot repair, seed mixes with Kentucky bluegrass and creeping red fescue, mowing heights, and available extension bulletins and newsletters.

Orono Vaughn Holyoke University of A Extension Service Holyoke Department of Public Information and Central Services Winslow Hall University of Maine Orono

Beach Soldier Completes Psychology Course at USAFI

S/Sgt. Francis W. Crosby son of Mrs. R. D. Crosby of Old Orchard Beach completed a general psychology course through the United States Armed Forces Institute in Madison Wisconsin. He is an Atlas missile instructor at the 3771st School Squadron Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas and continues education through the military education program.

Francis W. Crosby R. D. Crosby Washington Avenue Old Orchard Beach United States Armed Forces Institute Madison Wis Sgt. Crosby Barbara Markel Seneca Falls N. Y Phoenix Drive Wichita Falls Tex Crosby Sheppard Air Force Base

Trenholm Tops Whist Leaders At J Francis College

Twenty six tables of players contested whist at J Francis college Sunday evening. A M Trenholm was high with 41 points. Harold Sawyer and Mrs. Rita Lachance won table prizes. Mrs. Anne Morin took a special prize.

J. Francis College A. M. Trenholm Harold Sawyer Rita Lachance Anne Morin Albert Parenteau Sara Gallagher Rose Proulx Donatien Parent A. Letourneau Elmer Eve Fern Lago Richard Gerard Beau Arthur Boissonneault

Nuclear Test Plans Highlight U S Polaris Sub Launch

Daily News reports the United States plans the world first live underwater nuclear armed missile launch from a submarine with an air burst fuse. President Kennedy links the decision to Soviet advances and gains in weaponry. Critics say continued testing is needed to maintain U.S. lead, while Kennedy cites a possible ban on tests if international inspections are agreed with the Soviet Union opposing such scrutiny.

Daily News United States Kennedy Congress U.S Soviet Union

Missouri shopper defies blue laws with soap robbery

In Kansas City a man grabbed a bottle of bleach and a box of detergent on a Sunday, paid on the counter, and left. Clerks chased him outside where he drew a pistol and demanded the soap and the money, insisting he needed the soap.

Kansas City Missouri

Lyman Church Quartet Baptized at Biddeford Church

Four candidates for church membership at Lyman Baptist were baptized Sunday evening at Biddeford United Baptist Church. Rev. Robert Vance of Lyman Goodwins Mills led the service with a brief message on baptism. Bud Knight of East Waterboro sang and led a hymn sing after the baptismal rite.

Lyman Baptist Church Barbara Jean Harris Linda Jean Shorey Norma Noel Kermit Sargeant Biddeford United Baptist Church Robert Vance Lyman Church Goodwins Mills Bud Knight East Waterboro Baptist Church

Maine Soil Testing Lab Offers Lawn Information Service

Residents are invited to mail a pint of soil along with 50 cents to the Maine Soil Testing Laboratory at Deering Hall, University of Maine, Orono. Include a note indicating if the sample is for maintaining an old lawn or establishing a new one.

Zer Maine Soil Testing Laboratory Deering Hall University of Maine Orono

Baptism Service At Host Church Attended By Regional Baptists

The baptismal rite was led by Rev. Jasper Beane of the host church. More than 100 worshipers gathered for the ceremony, with attendees from Saco Baptist, Advent Christian of Goodwins Mills, East Waterboro Baptist, Lyman Baptist and Biddeford United Baptist churches.

Jasper Beane Saco

Wells Brownie Cookies Prize Winners Named

Wells Brownie Troop 86 held a meeting at the Wells Second Congregational church parish house where prizes were awarded to top cookie sellers. Rose Nolette led with 61 boxes, followed by Marilyn Palmer 53, Laura Hamel 52, Allayne Coleman 55, Susan Coggeshall 39, and Diane Allen 38, with the group totaling 617 boxes.

Wells Brownie Troop Wells Second Congregational Church Rose Nolette Marilyn Palmer Laura Hamel Susan Coggeshall Diane Allen Allayne Coleman Wells Brownies Melissa Hampe Diane Metcalf Mary Elaine LaPierre John Galligan

Saco Beach School Lunch Menu Week of April 24 27

The menu lists daily offerings for the week: Tuesday features orange juice hot dog on a buttered roll mustard relish potato chips a raisin square and milk. Wednesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce tossed green salad bread and butter a cookie and milk. Thursday offers roast turkey with gravy mashed potatoes cranberry sauce bread and butter peach halves milk. Friday presents oven fried fish sticks crisp coleslaw buttered wax beans bread and butter yellow cake topping milk.

Trucking Contract Snags Halt New Hampshire Vermont Firms

Union and truck owners failed to reach a new five year contract prompting selective strikes and plant closings across New Hampshire and Vermont. About a dozen firms halted operations including Quinn Motor Transport H Welch Co Nashua Transport and several Vermont outfits amid wage talks. Milk and other essentials would still be distributed while drivers seek a 43 cent hourly raise over five years.

Manchester N. H Teamsters Union New Hampshire Vermont Teamsters Local 636 Quinn Motor Transport Co H. " Welch Co J. E. Fastin Jones Express St. Johnsbury Auclair Transport Schwartz James Hoff

Youth Injured In Scarborough Highway Crash

An 18 year old Portland youth remained in poor condition after a three quarter ton pickup crashed into a concrete bridge abutment on Route One at Scarborough. Six people, including two teens, were treated. all were riding in the truck’s cab and six were injured with four in fair condition and two released.

Portland Scarborough Donald Jordan Thomas Leplair Karen LeClair Rose Webber Anson O'Brien Wayne Dow South Portland

Tide Rod Club Receives Safety Talk at Town Hall

The Tide Rod Club met at Old Orchard Beach Town Hall with Sgt. Viking of the Westbrook Police Department delivering a talk on safety and car inspection. A suggestion box was discussed as a possible new feature.

Tide Rod Club Old Orchard Beach Sgt Viking Westbrook

Muskie and Jackson Talk Moved to Colby May 18

Sen Edmund S Muskie and Editor James E Jackson of the Worker will speak at Colby College on May 18 instead of May 19 due to schedule conflicts.

Colby Waterville Edmund S. Muskie Maine James E. Jackson Worker Colby College Muskie

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Edmund Cashen Dial Orchard Beach Lebanon Diane Claire Rogers Gordon M. Carpenter Austin B. Carpenter North Waterboro Francis G. Rogers Trenholm Nuclear Lyman Church Quartet Maki New England INE
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