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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1962

Page

3

Kennebunk Social Notes and Local Gatherings

The VFW auxiliary meets Wednesday evening at Dorothy Labbe's Barker's Pond cottage with Mrs Labbe hosting. The Kennebunk Baptist Church BOV class holds a lawn sale Friday at 10 a.m. Grange social at Arundel Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Merlin Burleigh and others supervise. Sunday dinner guests include Mrs. Carrie Thompson’s family in the Landing. Visitors include Mr and Mrs. Burton Murdock in Kennebunk and Barbara Noyes with the WAVES at Bainbridge.

V.F.W Kennebunk Dorothy Labbe Barker's Pond Labbe B.O.V Kennebunk Baptist Church Chappell Alma Tomlinson Marion Cousens Harriet Freeman Olyn Robert Johnston Kelly and Stavey Ristol R.I. G.M Johnston U.S. Coast Guard Larry Littlefield Storer Street Arline Johnston Portland Henry Murdock Bruce Bonnie Kathy Cincinatti Burton Murdock Maine Murdocks Washington R.M.S.A Barbara Noyes U. S. Waves Bainbridge Paul Noyes Fletcher Street

Old Orchard Beach Social News Details

Guests of Mr and Mrs James Crowley of 13th street are his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James An of Cambridge Mass. Mrs Margaret Lynch Miss Ethel Wight and Miss Geraldine Durant called on friends in Brunswick Sunday afternoon.

James Crowley 13Th Street James An Cambridge Mass Margaret Lynch Ethel Wight Geraldine Durant Brunswick

Historical Society Opens Exhibition at Edith Belle Libby Library

The Old Orchard Beach Historical Society opens its third exhibition of the season featuring Accessories of the Victorian period and old bottles at the Edith Belle Libby Memorial Library on Staples Street. The display includes rare town photographs from Miss Bertha Sturgis of Portland. contact chairman Mrs. Cynthia Page Michand for details. more exhibitions are planned throughout the year.

Old Orchard Beach

Man Pleads Guilty To Red Light Charge In Biddeford

Robert W. McDonald of Meriden Connecticut appeared before Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning to answer a charge of running a red light at Main and Elm Streets. He said he was talking and failed to see the signal. McDonald pleaded guilty and was fined 15 dollars. Biddeford police filed the complaint.

Robert W. McDonald Meriden

Bates Alumni Meet At Ocean Park Honors Bates Leaders

The 47th annual Ocean Park Bates Alumni Association meeting was held at Jordan Hall Ocean Park with large attendance. President Arnold L Ganley presided as officers were elected including Irene H Dwelley secretary treasurer Patricia Bradbury Baldwin and George W Goodall Jr Dorothy Barton Tripp Homer C Bryant. The program featured choirmaster F Stewart Shuster and pianist Joseph C Mitchell, with talks on Bates policies expansion of educational TV and fundraising.

Ocean Park Bates Alumni Association Jordan Hall Ocean Park Arnold L. Ganley F. Stewart Shuster Margery Shuster Joseph C. Mitchell Westminster Choir College Ruth Severance Frank O. Street Bates Charles F. Phillips Irene H. Dwelley Patricia Bradbury Baldwin George W. Goodall, Jr Dorothy Barton Tripp Homer C. Bryant Stewart Shuster Marion B. Tuttle Mildred A. Soule Vera L. Milliken Blanche Smith Boutelle Horace R. Boutelle Lora Hall Fuller Edward H. Fuller Albert A. Nims Ernest R. Hager Frank J. Monesvey M. Webb Wright Charlotte Corning Wright Nancy Wright Geraldine Durant Gertrude Jones Wight Dorothy Webb Quimby Lawrence Quimby Philip R. Webb Genevieve Dunlap Webb Elizabeth Doughty Lidback Charlotte A. Millett Myrtle Young Winne E. Christine Davis Joyce Killery John F. Kennett Evelyn C. Bryant Lillian S. Jakeman Adelbert M. Jakeman Ed Winston Louisa F. Winston Katherine L. Whitman N. Maude Donnell Donald Tomblen Robert L. Tomblen Val Wilson Ruth Rowe Wilson Miriam Diggery Trafton Thelma Poulin Vincent Genevieve Stephenson Whyland Martha Burns Keefe Chas. Baldwin Pat Bradbury Baldwin Art Bradbury Lynn Bradbury Charlotte Bradbury Lillian Randlett Whitman Hazel Leard Blake Lillian J. Strouk Gertrude French Packard Frederick Packard Roy M. Strout Charles Phillips Ruth M. Severance

Beach goers recall danger as lifeguard absence draws ire

Mrs. Donald Kelly of Alexandria Virginia criticizes Kiwanis Beach for lacking a lifeguard after a swimming accident. She cuts her vacation short, noting hundreds of children visit weekly and risk in the water. Richard Higgins, Standish Kiwanis Beach Committee chair, says state law does not require a lifeguard.

Donald Kelly Alexandria Kiwanis Beach Richard Higgins Standish Kiwanis Beach Committee

Beatnik King Under Arrest In Provincetown Tent

Richard P. Forrest a 21 year old from Santa Barbara California self described as the king of the Beatniks was arrested in a tent on a sand dune early Monday and charged with illegal possession and sale of marijuana. police said Forrest told officers marijuana helps him reach people with his message of world peace about 40 beatniks live in tents on the dunes during the summer he was held for later court action.

Provincetown Mass Richard P. Forrest Santa Barbara Callif Forrest

Portraits of Kennedy aides and a shirtsleeves White House

The piece analyzes President Kennedy's leadership style and the personalities surrounding him. It cites Kennedy aides such as Robert Kennedy and McNamara, noting a tough, rapid, articulate mindset and a casual office culture. It also includes critical views from Everett Dirksen on legislative outcomes and questions whether the public supports Kennedy’s proposed programs.

Kennedy Atty Robert Kennedy Defense Robert S. McNamara Labor Arthur Goldsberg Theodore C. Sorensen Salinger Dean Rusk Agriculture Orville Freeman Abraham Ribicoff White House Lawrence F. O’brien Kenneth P. O'Donnell Meyer Mike Senate Everett Dirksen R-Ill Congress United States Department of Urban Affairs GOP Lindsay Ribicoff

Drying Scouring Pads Near Pilot Light Advice

A safety note warns against leaving dry scouring pads near the pilot light of a gas range as fumes and ignition risk may occur.

Duke Coach Murray Says Backfield Will Carry Fall Burden

Duke coach Bill Murray cautions that most of the team's problems will be in the backfield this fall. He highlights the need for improving running game and depth to support the offense.

Bill Murray Duke

American Nuclear Test Ban Hopes Fade Amid Tense Talks

The AP reports that the United States and Soviet Union remain far apart on a treaty to ban nuclear tests. Washington touts refined detection to reduce on-site inspections while Moscow rejects new proposals as unchanged. Ambassador Dean presses Zorin in Geneva as both sides anticipate renewed testing and growing urgency.

Associated Press News Washington United States Russia U.S Arthur H. Dean Geneva Kennedy Dean Valerian Zorin Zorin

Guests To Fill Saco Methodist Church Pulpit

For four Sundays, Rev Norman J Langmaid will be away on vacation at School Street Methodist Saco. August 12 Rev Frederick Snett of Saratoga Springs NY preaches with WSCS sponsor. August 19 Rev Harry Lindley of Barre VT preaches with Fireside Club sponsor. August 26 Rev Lindley again with BK & L charge. September 2 Rev Nelson Canfield of Ocean Park preaches with Methodist Men's Brother sponsor. Services resume Sept 9 with 11 am worship after 9:45 am Church School.

School Street Methodist Church Saco Norman J. Langmaid Frederick Snett First Methodist Church Saratoga Springs N. Y WSCS Harry Lindley Hedding Methodist Barre Mr. Lindley BK & L Nelson Canfield Ocean Park Sian Owce

Saco council approves multiple bids and surveys

The council accepted bids for marshland, boots, coats and helmets, and electrical fixtures for a Pepperell park school, while Erie and other bids were rejected for not meeting specs. Lucas Tree Co offered a free elm disease survey. city to bear tree-removal costs and regain 30 percent from the state. Jerome Morin to start roving lunch wagon service in Saco. Police accident pay inquiry tabled pending investigation. Ceramic tile installation approved within a $400,000 construction cap. Camp Ellis drain dispute leads to order for immediate removal with a 10 day limit. Camp Felis groups attend and discuss drainage and odor.

Ferry Road Eleanor Young Blanchard Associates Fire Department Fabric Fire Hose Company Eastern Fire Equipment Company Massachusetts Gas and Electric Company Pepperell Park General Electric Supply Company Saco Electric Lucas Tree Company Thornton Academy Lucas Jerome Morin Saco Richard Nason Tripp Police Commission Worthing Frank Lawler Miss Banks Donald Chretien Huot Donald Perrin Camp Filis Donald Moore

Reed Welcomes Home Maine National Guard

Gov Reed welcomed home the 2nd Medium Tank Battalion 20th Armor from 10 months federal service in the Berlin crisis. He announced a state decoration and thanked the troops for their sacrifice and patriotism. The unit served at Camp Stewart Ga and Fort Campbell Ky with crews from Auburn Lewiston Westbrook South Portland.

Auburn Reed 20Th Armor South Berlin Red Auburn-Lewiston National Guard Maine Eed Camp Stewart Fort Campbell Frank J. Dannis Westbrook South Portland State of Fawin W. Heywood Ralph W Skillings Jr Rosaire A. Duquette Lewiston South New

August Services Slated For Beach Campground

The Campground of Vid Orchard Beach hosts August events at the Tabernacle on Union and Central avenues. From Aug 7 to 12 nightly 7:30 p.m. Salvation Army leaders Major and Mrs. Jack Martin from New York City lead services. Aug 17 to 26 features Salvation Army Camp Meetings with guests Doctor Norman Paullin Commissioner Wycliffe Booth Colonel Frank Wilmer Major Clifton Sipley and a visiting band and songsters group from Asbury Park New Jersey.

Vid Orchard Beach Tabernacle Union Avenue Central Avenue Jack Martin New York City Salvation Army Martin Norman Paullin Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Philadelphia W. Wycliffe Booth Canada Frank Wilmer United States Clifton Sipley Binghamton N. Y Asbury Park N. J

Worthing Named To WIC By Reed

Republican Mayor Dinsmore Worthing of Saco was nominated to the Maine Water Improvement commission by Gov. John H. Reed. If confirmed, Worthing would be the municipal member, replacing Democratic Mayor Clement Deschambault of Biddeford whose term expired July 29.

Dinsmore Worthing Saco Maine Water Improvement Commission John H. Reed Worthing WIC Clement Deschambault Biddeford Deschambault

Boy Hurt When Struck By Car in Saco

Robert Ruel four of 337 Newtown road Biddeford suffered a fractured right leg after running into a car on Main street Saco yesterday afternoon per police report.

Robert Ruel Newtown Road Biddeford Main Street Saco

Duke Wins ACC Golf Title for Third Straight Season

A report notes Duke has captured the Atlantic Coast Conference golf title for a third consecutive year. In a separate incident, a child named Ruel, accompanied by his mother and two siblings, darted into Main Street traffic and was struck by a car driven by John J. Foley of Montreal. The boy attempted to reach the Dyer library side of Main Street when the collision occurred.

Duke Ruel John J. Foley Montreal Canada Dyer Library Main Street

Last Clear Chance doctrine and pedestrian safety in driving

The piece explains the Last Clear Chance concept as it applies to driving and pedestrian safety. It emphasizes a driver's duty to act to prevent accidents, even when others err, and warns that drivers can be held responsible for accidents they could have avoided. Pedestrian awareness and handicaps are noted as factors shaping motorists' care.

Blood tests urged for drivers after fatal crashes in Maine

AP report says Portland driven surviving accident drivers should submit to blood tests or face license suspension. Chairman Arlyn E. Barnard of the Maine Highway Safety Committee stated on Monday that those caught driving after suspension should be penalized rather than merely being fined.

Portland Arlyn E. Barnard Maine Highway Safety Committee Barnard

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Edmund Cashen Dial Clement P. Wight Dial Historical Society General Motors Delco Alfred Street Bates Head Beatnik King Saco Methodist Church Maine National Guard Camp Ellis Huot Group Citiens Pendleton Byrce Milne Dyer Ross Milne State Highway Commission America Rambler Crepeau American Motors Bern Ace Pearl Street Station Asia Neault & Marcotte, Inc Main Elm Streets Beneficial Beneficial Finance Co Washington Street Atlantic
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