Partly Cloudy Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and warm temperatures tonight. Low temperatures in the 60s. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warm with additional scattered thunder showers.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
2
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and warm temperatures tonight. Low temperatures in the 60s. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warm with additional scattered thunder showers.
Edwin Weymouth of 205 Beach Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber hospital Joseph Sampson of Boom Road Saco is a surgical patient at Webber hospital Mrs Juliette Charlebois of Montreal arrives to spend August with Florence Hamel of Orchard Street Biddeford Mrs Alden Elie of 90 Hill Street Biddeford has returned home after a surgical stay at Notre Dame hospital Miss Claire Boucher of Elm Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber hospital She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Boucher Owen Sanborn of Central Maine Power begins a two week vacation Monday He lives at 231 North Street Saco Miss Elsa Stevens of Harding Street Biddeford returns to work Monday after a week’s vacation employed by F W Woolworth Company in Main Street James E Cartier of Linden New Jersey arrives in Biddeford for a two week vacation He has joined his wife and daughter Jane Marie visiting Mrs Lucienne Belair on Graham Street Cartier a chemist with Merck and Company Rahway New Jersey is son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Cartier of 8 Bradbury Street
Our Lady of Victory Circle will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 at the Fremont club on Alfred street in Biddeford.
Mrs. Gaston Boucher as captain will lead Group B in charge of Notre Dame hospital Thrift shop next week.
A U S Labor Department official urged employers that Maine National Guardsmen and Reservists released from active duty this month have re employment rights under federal law. William Foley noted ex servicemen must apply within 90 days of release to regain their former jobs with full seniority status pay and benefits and provided evidence of service. The New England bureau will assist ex servicemen and employers to ensure job restoration and benefits are protected. Maine units released include U S Hills Portland 220 Med Tank Bn Lewiston 173 Med Bn Ft Williams.
The State Agricultural Department reports public acceptance of the new humane slaughter law, which took effect a month ago. The law requires animals to be stunned insensible before slaughter to prevent pain, applying before shackling hoisting throwing down or cutting.
The family expresses sincere thanks and deepest gratitude for kind acts during the last sickness and for floral offerings and sympathy extended during the recent bereavement.
Funeral services for Wilfrid Huot 21 Simard Avenue Biddeford were held at St. Andre church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Vicar Rev Msgr Ai mme Giguere presided assisted by Rev Ed mund Hache as deacon and Rev Bernand Nicknair as subdeacon. Bearers named include Paul Belanger Roland Regis Marcel Francoeur Leo Gosselin Real Leveille and Jean Paul Tanguay. Burial in Wilcox family lot St Joseph cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Fr Hache. Attendees from out of town included multiple relatives from Hartford Conn Millinocket Thetford Mines Québec Bridgeport Conn Lewiston Waterville and more.
Funeral services were held this morning at St. Joseph church for Onesime Sayer with a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Elie Hevey. The St Joseph church quartet sang and Diane Frechette Rousselle was organist. Bearers included Norman Sayer and Armand Masse among others. Interment followed in the Calvary section with prayers by Rev. Armand Bil. Attendees included Emile Roberge and family of Hartford and Norman Sayer family of Lawrence, plus Napoleon Cedras of Newburyport and Armand Theroux of St David Yamaska, Que.
Old Orchard Beach police report two autos in a 2 a m crash in the Vorais parking lot. Kenneth Buzzell, 23, of Biddeford, is charged with driving without a license driving after suspension and leaving the scene. Robert J. Zolubos, 23, of Brain tree Mass, drove the opposite way and sustained extensive damage to his car. Officer Randall McKee investigated.
Advance reservations were announced today for a Notre Dame hospital benefit theater party on August 8 at Arundel Opera Theater. Mrs. Robert Gagne and Mrs. Clement Auguer led the effort with professional, auxiliary, and sponsor members listed. Final reservations will be released next week at a meeting of the ticket committee.
A fire swept the Bangor State Fair barn area early today killing about 50 prize cattle. Officials reported a prize bull valued at 10 000 dollars among the casualties and said some animals died in the blaze while others were destroyed due to severe burns.
An Advent Christian church on Route 35 Kennebunk Lower Village holds an evening service at seven. The Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 6 15 p m. An Advent Christian church in Old Orchard Beach near Saco Avenue hosts an evening worship at seven. The Christ Ambassadors group of the First Assembly of God meets Sunday at 6 30 p m at the Ahepa home 22 Pleasant Street Saco.
An evening service will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m by the First Assembly of God church at the Ahepa home 22 Pleasant Street Saco United Local notices show a church event scheduled for Sunday evening in the city of Saco with location and time details.
The Youth Fellowship of the Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union society will meet Sunday at 6 p.m.
Sunday services will be conducted at 2:30 at the Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society. The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the West Kennebunk Methodist Church will meet Sunday at 3 p.m.
The Baptist Youth of the Ogunquit Baptist Church will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church.
Junior Beacons for Christ grades one through five will gather Sunday at six p m at Lyman First Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. The Junior Senior Baptist Youth Fellowship will meet at six fifteen p m, followed by an evening worship service at seven thirty p m at the same church.
On Sunday at the Bible Baptist Church of Saco in Saco City hall a training union will be held at 6 p.m. and evening worship at 7 p.m.
Sunday evening services at the Salvation Army headquarters 91 Union Avenue Old Orchard Beach include an open air meeting at 7 p m and a Salvation meeting at 7 30 p m each week.
A Young People's service is scheduled for Sunday at 6 30 p m at Fail Gospel church Route 9A just off Route 109 Wells followed by an evening worship service at 7 30 p m all times local reference and location as read.
There will be an evening worship service Sunday at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist church on Ocean avenue in Old Orchard Beach.
A notice states the ship of the Foss Street Methodist church will meet tomorrow at 30.
The Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Saco United Baptist Church will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church for a regular gathering.
The Senior High Youth Fellowship of the Saco United Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 6 0p.m. in the church hall for a planned gathering and activities.
Goodwins Mills Advent Christian church will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. Guest speakers at worship services in the Kennebunk Baptist church Sunday will be Rev. Robert Smith and Mrs. Althea Johnson.
The Fireside club of School Street Methodist Church Saco will hold a picnic tomorrow at the Parslow cottage on Barker's pond. Attendees will leave in a group after church services and a short business meeting will be held as part of the day’s program.
The dispute between Morse and Wiley, the committee's ranking Republican, erupted after Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urged passage of the measure as a key administration initiative. Kennedy disputed claims that the bill would create a private monopoly controlled by American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Biddeford firemen were called to extinguish a brush fire at Clifton Park last night. The incident began around 7 47 p m and a single tank truck responded with Indian pumps. Firefighters returned to the station at 8 40 p m.
James Marlow notes a restless global scene with protests, riots, and demonstrations from the Crimea to London and Buenos Aires. He cites incidents involving Americans, race protests in Albany, filibusters in the Senate, and a temporary delay in space communications legislation.
A dog owner explains why dogs roam and how to curb wandering. He notes dogs seek company and activity, not just meals, and suggests daily walks, play, and training. For puppies, early home bonding is key, plus a fenced outdoor area when unsupervised to foster steadiness. Leash laws curb town dog behaviors.
A whist card party to aid St Francis College will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m. sponsored by the ways and means committee of the St Francis College Guild with proceeds to the seminary scholarship fund. The event is the second fundraiser by the committee building the scholarship treasury, with plans for the first award in 1963. The selection will be by Very Rev Clarence Laplante college president and a scholarship committee.
A reader asks if flexible plastic tubing used in aquariums or terrariums can be bent without kinking or collapsing. The inquiry seeks practical methods, tools, or softening techniques to maintain flow and fit curved routes.
Teresa Cianfarani widow of famed sculptor Aristide B Cianfarani will speak at The Brick Store Museum Kennebunk August 21 at 3 pm She will demonstrate modeling in clay and other media She has become an expert in clay and soap sculpture with a waterproofing process Open to the public the first time in this area
The American League standings show New York leading with 39 wins and 62 losses, followed by Los Angeles, Minnesota, Baltimore, and others. Friday results include New York over Chicago 10 to 2, and Cleveland over Kansas City 1 to 0, with several other scheduled and completed games across both leagues.
Earle M. Hillman of Bangor 60 year old president of the Maine Senate is Gov Reed s pick for a PUC seat with Executive Council confirmation He would succeed Richard J McMahon who left to run the Federal Housing Authority Hillman a Republican farmer and businessman would shift PAC majority to Republicans He must resign the Senate to accept the post and the Senate vacancy would place House Speaker Vinal Good next in line Hillman helped Reed s 1958 campaign and is a Northeastern University graduate with dairy and land development background
Journal pitchers R Gobeil and Cote held White Stars to three hits, eight strikeouts for Gobeil and three walks for Cote. Journal bats produced three runs on eight hits, while White Stars managed only three runners left on base. Winning pitcher R Gobeil improves to 5-5, with R R Cote dropping to 2-1. Umpires were Faucher, Grenier, Cantara. Time of game 1 05.
Baseball leaders listed for 250 at bats or more. Runnels and Jimenez lead AL batting at .334 and .329. Pearson 84 runs, Siebern 76 RBI, Wagner 16, Rollins 132 hits, Lumpe 131, doubles led by Robinson 31 and Rodgers 28. Cash 30 homers, Wagner 28, Wood 23 steals. Wickersham 82 wins and .800 for KC, Donovan 154 strikeouts, Pascual 144.
Batting leaders include Musial of St Louis at .355 and T Davis of Los Angeles at .348. Runs top by Wills of Los Angeles with 94, Mays of San Francisco 87. RBIs led by T Davis 110, Mays 94. Hits include T Davis 152 and Great 139. Mays leads with 32 home runs. Koufax tops strikeouts with 209, Drysdale 158 in pitching.
Gerald McInnis age nine of 15 Hooper street Biddeford was rushed to Webber hospital after tumbling from a 1948 truck on Elm street late yesterday afternoon. He is held for observation with injuries not serious. The driver J Ralph L Lariviere 29 of 92 Elm street said he was turning when the boy fell into the street. Fire department ambulance carried him to the hospital. Officers Alphonse Fauche r and Raymond Sylvestre investigated.
The Foss Street and South Biddeford Methodist churches announce August services. Sunday morning prayer starts at 9:45 at South Biddeford Pool Road church. Rev. James D. Riddle continues the New Commandments series. choir directed by Mrs. Carl Deis Jr. joins each Sunday. Church office hours are 8 to 12 every morning in August.
Saco police received a report at 9 13 pm of a Peeping Tom in the Hobson lane area prompted by Mrs. James Fortney of 3 Hobson lane. Officers Nason and Kaleel checked the area with no trace. Robert Foran said investigators continue. No accidents reported in the last 24 hours.
In Akron General Hospital late Thursday Mrs Hathaway died after a publicized dispute over raising Clarence, a legally aided blind child cared for by the Hathaways. A judge allowed their custody when the boy was a month old. Neighbors expect Clarence to remain with his father as welfare officials faced strong opposition. Police Chief Ronald Harper informed the father at the hospital, writing on Hathaway's palm that his wife had died.
The Rotary Clubs of southern Maine welcome two foreign correspondents and their wives as part of the state program. They will spend August 11 through 17 in Maine and attend events including a lobster bake and a Rotary Club meeting with Governor Reed speaking.
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