Pepperell Mfg Co Reports Record 1964 Sales and Earnings
Pepperell Mfg Co announced record sales of 103.152 million and net income after taxes of 3.856 million for the year ended June 30 1964. Earnings per share were 7.93 on 486,135 shares. Volume rose from 96.47 million and 3.129 million income the prior year. President Homer M. Carter cited the Cotton-Wheat Bill’s favorable effect on earnings and urged making one price cotton permanent in U S farm policy. He noted strong demand for stretch fabrics and crease resistant apparel and said capital expenditures totaling about 4.0 million were funded from cash flow of 7.535 million, with 2.309 million paid as dividends. Pepperell plans continued investment and aims for further expansion and higher activity in fiscal 1965.
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Boston
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Homer M. Carter
Congress
U. S
Pepperell
Carter
Aid requests rise at University of Maine
CRONO AP reports University of Maine is seeing a sharp rise in financial aid applicants. Robert C. Worrick, student aid director, says aid will exceed $1 million this fall for the first time. About 1,200 upperclassmen seek scholarships, up 27 percent, in a desperate situation.
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CRONO
Robert C. Worrick
University of Maine
Worrick
Winners Named In Le Foyer Whist Session
Last evening at Le Foyer a whist session awarded Joseph Dube and John Berthiaume top prizes. Special prizes went to Medley Beaulieu Henri Houle Flora Lambert and Roland Turgeon. Numerous other score winners include Ann St Pierre Arthur Bolduc Anna Cote and more. The Friday night bid whist results listed Agnes Caron with Gerard Turgeon in first, Willard Beaulieu with Joseph Viger second, and Willard Beaulieu with Joseph Viger third.
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le Foyer
Joseph Dube
John Berthiaume
Medley Beaulieu
Henri Oule
Flora Lambert
Rolande Turgeon
Ann St. Pierre
Arthur Bolduc
Anna Cote
Arthimise Jacques
Eva Guillette
Camille Garon
Gerard Paquette
Malvina Gaudette
Carrie Tapley
Cecile Brochu
Belzemir Gobeil
Mabel Ayotte
Nellie
Ephrem Tardif
Rita Fecteau
Delia Lepine
Lina Bald
Edward Gallant
Marie Dorais
Belzemire Gobeil
Alderic Soucy
Donat Barabee
Delia Normand
Blanche Tremblay
Angeline Bill
Adeline Letourneau
Eugene Neault
Rose Lemay
Alden Pare
Josephine Valliere
Alma Caron
Armand Turgeon
Donat Dubois
Ernestine Spinard
Agnes Caron
Gerard Turgeon
Willard Beaulieu
Joseph Viger
New Camera Gear And Books Hit Markets In Summer
News features survey a summer surge in photo activity with Amphoto’s Better Photo Guide books priced at $1 each edited by Jacob Deschin. Highlights include Kodak Catalux 8mm projector with flip-top cover and variable speeds, Kodak Instamatic 150 with spring motor, and Bell & Howell autoload filmstrip projector advancing film via cartridge with remote control.
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Amphoto
Jacob Deschin
Theew York Times
Ward
Catalux
Atic
Kodak
Bell & Howell
Local Woman Is Honored On 75th Birthday
A 75th birthday celebration yesterday for Mrs. Josephine Camden at her daughter’s Biddeford home included a buffet and singing. Attending were family members and relatives from Biddeford Sanford Greenfield and Old Orchard Beach, including Cathy Ann Cote and many Camdens Guays Berthiaumes and Tremblays.
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Josephine Camden
Alfred St
Biddeford
Leo Tremblay
Prospect St
Cathy Ann Cote
Conrad Cote
Washington Street
Camden
Harvey Camden
Richard
Delia Normand
John Berthiaume
Jeffrey Berthiaume
Nelson Guay
Joan
Peter Paul
Elaine
Judy
Cathy
Robert
Oscar Normand
Roger
Andrew Cloutier
Greenfield
Mass
Real
Fremont Club and Auxiliary Picnic at Chretien Cottage
Fremont Club and Auxiliary held a picnic and short business meeting at the Chretien cottage on Gran ny Kent Pond. A 23rd wedding anniversary cake was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Ross and awards were given to Lionel Garon, Roland Bergeron, Mrs. Arthur Pepin, Mrs. Wilfred Simoneau, Mrs. Alphonse Chretien, and Mrs. Ernest Valliere.
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Shapleigh
Fremont Club
Royal Chretien
Patrick Guerette
Gerard Morin
Donald
Michael
Charlene
Paul Neault
Gerard
Vincent
David St. Armand
Alcide Dubois
Chretien
Raymond Gendron
Almo Custeau
Maine Products Show Set in Portland With Record Attendee Hope
Maine’s Fourth Annual Maine Products Show is slated for August 26 to 28 in the Exposition Building Portland. Organizers expect 85,000 to 90,000 visitors including national buyers and writers. Clarence F. McKay, show director, notes 22,000 square feet and sold-out 10 by 10 booths, with a waiting list for last minute vacancies.
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Augusta
Maine
Portland
Standish K. Bachman
Exposition
Clarence F. McKay
McKay
DED
Three Year Program Announced At Bates College
Bates College in Lewiston announced a three year degree option starting Fall 1965. Freshmen may graduate in three years instead of four by staying on campus ten months each year, instead of the usual eight months.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Inmates Taken To New Cumberland County Jail
Portland AP reports sixty five inmates were moved to the new seven hundred thousand dollar Cumberland County Jail Sunday without incident. Sheriff Elmer F Hoyt said Port land police and state police aided the one mile convoy from the century old Monroe Street jail to the Federal Street facility.
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Portland
Cumberland County
Elmer F. Hoyt
Federal St
Monroe St
Hubert Twins Honored At Seventh Birthday Party
Debo rah and Darlene Hubert celebrated their seventh birthday with a party at the Hubert residence 30 Stone St Biddeford hosted by their mother Mrs Lorraine Hubert and the late Ralph O Hubert Sr. Guests included Karen Gagne Terry Lamb Lori Poirier Guy Poirer Gail Desmarais Lorrain Desmarais June Linscott Judy Linscott Bruce Hubert Ernest Desmarais Owen Linscott Norman Poirier Joan Cote Cecile Dussault Priscille Landry Linda Hubert.
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Deborah
Darlene Hubert
Lorraine Hubert
Ralph O. Hubert Sr
Hubert
Stone St
Biddeford
Karen Gagne
Terry Lamb
Lori Poirier
Guy Poirer
Gail Desmarais
Lorrain Desmarais
June Linscott
Judy Linscott
Bruce Hubert
Ernest Desmarais
Owen Linscott
Norman Poirier
Joan Cote
Cecile Dussault
Priscille Landry
Linda Hubert
Reuther Says Auto Industry Not Realistic
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers President Walter P Reuther predicts the Big Three will not be realistic in their counter offers to wage, pension and retirement demands as contract talks heat up. He urged an overwhelming strike vote if needed while unions study proposals from General Motors Ford and Chrysler. Current contracts run to August 31 with a 2.5 percent annual wage rise and a $3.01 average hourly wage.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Reuther
Cleveland
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Stratton Seeks Democratic Nomination Against Kennedy
Samuel S. Stratton of Amsterdam formally announced for the Democratic nomination to oppose Robert F. Kennedy for attorney general. Kennedy is reported to have party leader backing in counties with a majority of convention votes. Stratton warns Kennedy’s nomination would give Republicans a million dollar issue in the campaign. Johnson remains neutral, while Costikyan and others back Kennedy. Wagner withholds endorsement as Kennedy signals no approval without mayoral consent.
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New York
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Robert F. Kennedy
Ennedy
Stratton
Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
U.S
Senate
New York State
Wbcs - TV
Johnson
Edward N. Costikyan
Manhattan
DAR Requirement for Revolutionary War Ancestor Proof
A member seeking admission to the Daughters of the American Revolution must provide evidence of a direct ancestor who performed patriotic service during the American Revolution. The requirement emphasizes verifiable lineage and documented acts of service to qualify for membership.
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DAR
Daughters of the
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Special from New York reports a newly found healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with remarkable results observed.
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New York, N. Y
Sweet Dough Makeover in Muffin Cups
After yeast rolls, warm dough with butter and brown sugar, add a splash of water. Shape into rolls, slice for lunch portions, place over the sugary mix in each muffin well. Bake in a moderate oven and cool briefly before turning out.
Toy Merchandising Corp Opportunity in Your Area
Part time business chance in several New England towns including Biddeford Saco Cape Elizabeth Sanford Westbrook Rochester Portland Kennebunk and E Waterboro. Earn income by servicing weekly self service toy shop displays in stores. Requires few hours weekly, car needed, not a job but a business venture. Apply with details to Toy Merchandising Corp New York.
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Biddeford
Saco
Cape Elizabeth Sanford
Westbrook
Rochester
Portland
Kennebunk
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