Biddeford Personal Notices List Local Vacations And Travel
Mrs Delia Lauzon of 37 Gove St meets a cousin. Mrs Juliette DeSilva of 7 Monday St Saco takes a two week vacation from Bell Shops Biddeford Adams Street Biddeford. Mrs Stella Regina of Town Road and Miss Price Pombriant of Forrest Street both of Biddeford are vacationing from Fishmans Store Biddeford this week. Mr and Mrs Alcide Dubois of 22 Cutts St Biddeford have returned from visiting with their son Lt Cmdr Roland H Dubois and family in Argentina Mid where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette DeSilva
Miodvy St
Saco
Bell
Biddeford
Adams Street
Stella Regina
Town Road
Miss Price Pombriant
Forrest Street
Fishman’s
Alcide Dubois
Cutts St
Meeting Notices From Local Veterans and League Auxiliary
A meeting of the Merton Ira Staples Post AMVETS is set for 8 tonight at the post home 147 Alfred St Biddeford. The Biddeford Minor League Auxiliary meeting, postponed from tonight, will be held next Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Ira Staples Post
Amvets
Post
Alfred St
Biddeford
Midweek Prayer Meetings Scheduled Across Local Churches
CH Mid week prayer meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Bible Baptist Church 144 Ferry road Saco A prayer and Bible study also planned Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Ocean avenue ld Beach A third prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Assembly of God church Saco Ahepa home 22 Pleasant street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist
Ocean Avenue
Ld Beach
First
Assembly of God Church of
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Big Reward Offered for Missing French Poodle Fifi
Evanston Illinois report says Dr Marianne Tahl offers a $1000 reward for the return of her four year old pedigreed French poodle Fifi missing since July 1 after being left with a friend in California. A California contact named Darch called with the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Fifi
Marianne Tahl
Tahl
Henry
Los Alamitos
Caif
Evanston
Mixed Stock Market Gains on Cigarette Shares and IRS Report
Stocks opened higher on cigarette shares after an IRS note that smoking links to health risks eased. Cigarette makers like Lorillard Reynolds and Liggett gained about a point, while General Cigar fell over a point. Dow and AP average rose modestly as autos, airlines, and steel showed uneven moves amid merger and labor news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IRS
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Rails
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate
Norfolk & Western
N&w
New York Central and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lorillard, Reynolds and Liggett & Myers
American Tobacco
General Cigar
Trans World Airlines
Texas Gulf
Calgon
American Stock Exchange
Saco Police Log Reports Sideswipe Crash on Buxton Road
Charles Guillette of 201 Cleaves St Biddeford reports his car was sideswiped on Buxton Road by a red tractor with flat bed trailer. Damage observed on the left side of the Guillette vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Charles Guillette
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Buxton
Guillette
Montreal resident Brian Thomlinson dies at 65 in Biddeford
Brian C Thomlinson 65 of 6420 Sherbrooke St West Montreal and longtime community resident dies suddenly yesterday afternoon at a Biddeford hospital. Born in England on April 2 1899 he was the son of James A and Florence Cotter Thomlinson. Funeral services from Collins Funeral Home Montreal with arrangements by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Brian C. Thomlinson
Sherbrooke St
Montreal
Canada
Fummer
Biddeford
England
James A
Florence (Cotter) Thomlinson
Collins Funeral Home
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Funeral for Mrs Currier Held in Ipswich Highland Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Angie Currier were celebrated by Rev Henry Fornelle with the Ladies Choir and Miss Molly Welch as organizer. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery Ipswich Massachusetts. Bearers included William Currier Harold Marer Edward Smith Norman Larochelle Frank Conwell and Harris Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Currier
Henry Fournelle
Molly Welch
Highland Cemetery
Ipswich
Mass
William Currier
Harold Marer
Edward Smith
Normand Larochelle
Frank Conwell
Harris Dunbar
Funeral services held for Paul J. C. Paquin at St Joseph's
Paul Jean Charles Paquin died in Cambridge Massachusetts Monday. Funeral Mass at 8:30 this morning at St. Joseph's Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eli Hevey officiating. World War II veteran honored by firing squad color guard and airmen from Pease Air Force Base. Burial in Calvary section of St. Joseph's Cemetery. Attending out of town relatives include Isabelle Cote Victoriaville Quebec Slayton Cross and George Henry Cantara of Lynn Mass and Mrs Arthur Paquin Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. C. Paquin
Paul Jean Charles Paquin
Cambridge
Mass
St. Joseph's Church
Eli Hevey
St. Joseph's
Diane Rousselle
Pease Air Force Base
Calvary
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Norman Carrier
Louis J. Fortier
Isabelle Cote
Victoriaville
Que
Slayton Cross
George Henry Cantara
Lynn
Arthur Paquin
Sanford
Dark Opal Basil Funds Scholarships and Garden News
The Dark Opal basil project funds four University of Connecticut graduate scholarships totaling $10,833.36 since 1961, financed from net sales by Mountain View seed firm and the All-America Selections Committee. Reports cover greenhouse CO2 boosts, a dwarf cucumber, drought impacts on strawberries, and vigorous basil growth from seeds sent from Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Royalies
Mountain View
Calif
University of Connecticut
Uiversity of Connecticut
John Scarchuk
Joseph M
Turkey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Two Drivers Fined In Saco Municipal Court
Richard W Kirk 39 of Bethel and Wayne R M Whiten 17 of Kennebunk pleaded guilty to license suspension violations and received $100 fines, before Associate Judge William F Wilson Jr Richard W Kirk and Wayne R M Whiten. William D Hamilton 18 of Westbrook also pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal Court
William F. Wilson Jr
Richard W .Kirk
Bethel
Wayner M. Whiten
Kennebunk
William D. Hamilton
Westbrook
Wilson
Portland Weather: Clouds and Showers with Cool Temperatures
This afternoon shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Northwesterly winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight otherwise fair with lows in the low to mid 40s and winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday remains partly cloudy and cool with continued cool conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Miller Seeks Firm Stand on Foreign Aid in Poland Speech
Rep William E Miller in New York urged firm policy toward Communist nations during his first home state appearance since clinching the Republican vice presidential nomination. Speaking to 100 Polish American leaders, he argued U S aid should reach the people not the government and stressed self determination for Poland and other satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William E. Miller
Miller
American Council of Polish Cultural Clubs
United States
Poland
U.S
Senate House clash and gunfire of ratings
The Senate debates and the House moves toward a vote on apportionment of state legislatures as a key issue in the fading session. Cigarette consumption rallies after a government report linking smoking to lung disease with June readings higher than last year. Roy Wilkins urges vigorous civil rights enforcement in the Democratic platform. A weed killer container explodes in a Tampa chemical plant prompting evacuations and hospitalizations. Project Gemini pad damage at Cape Kennedy endangers two planned manned flights. Tom Joyner Jr. battles a 370 pound sting ray for 18 hours and prevails with help. Bernard Baruch speaks of looking to the future at 94. Congolese driver recounts rebels and Watasi warriors striking two U.N. experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Tampa, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Tom Joyner Jr
Bernard Baruch
International
Freshman Class Party At St Joseph High School
A freshman class gathering was hosted by Miss Diane Nadeau on Forest Street in Biddeford. Attendees included Priscille Avotte Pat Begin Eileen Bernard Suzanne Cote Jeannine Cyr Doris Dusseault Elaine Goulet Lucille Hevey Therese Legare Rachel Perreault Madeleine Roy Suzanne Roy Priscille St Ouis Claudette Vaillancourt Shirley Valliere and the hostess. Prizes were awarded to Claudette Vaillancourt Doris Dusseault and Rachel Perreault. The event ended with a record jam session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Nadeau
Forest Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph's High School
Claudette Vaillancourt
Doris Dusseault
Rachel Perreault
Priscille Avotte
Pat Begin
Eileen Bernard
Suzanne Cote
Jeannine Cyr
Elaine Go
Traffic Violators Fined At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Trial Justice Wesley Mewer fined Peggy Babb of Saco ten dollars after she pleaded guilty to operating without a license. A second speeding charge was filed. Richard Larose of Biddeford pleaded guilty and was fined fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Cent
Wesley M. Mewer
Peggy Babb
Pleasant St
Saco
Mewer
Richard Larose
Middle St
Biddeford
Japanese Women Vote For First Time In 1946 Polls
Japanese women became eligible to vote and cast ballots for the first time on April 10 1946 marking a watershed in the nation’s democratic development as suffrage was extended to all qualifying citizens.
Bernard Baruch Still Active On 94th Birthday
AP reports Bernard Baruch, at 94, remains active and hopeful about democracy. He spoke at a news conference in New York, quipping that his greatest lesson is to mind his own business. Baruch, who rose to wealth by age 30, still swims weekly, visits his plantation in South Carolina, and continues to influence discussions despite aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baruch
Central Park
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Calder Honored At Kennebunk Beach Open House
Mr and Mrs Arthur Calder hosted about 200 guests at Webhannet Golf Club in Kennebunk Beach to mark Calder s 51 years in real estate here and his 75th birthday A This Is Your Life program led by Ted Hodgkins featured tributes from summer residents including Philip Chase Leslie Edgcomb and Dr Gerald Garcelon A display of early 1900s Kennebunk Beach life and a Lord s Point Today painting were shown Gifts were presented by Hodgkins and Sanford Brooks and bouquets given by Mrs Brown Other helpers included Mrs Richard Dresser and Miss Olive Perkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Beach
Arthur Calder
Webhannet Golf Club
Calder
Ted Hodgkins
Philip Chase
Leslie Edgcomb
Florence Worcester
Gerald Garcelon
Morris Brown
Ralph Stephen
Elmore MacPhile
Lord's Point
Edna Perkins
Hodgkins
Sanford Brooks
Mrs. Brown
Richard Dresser
Olive Perkins
Johnson Finance Report Details Remain Unexplained
Van Arsdale declined to discuss the content of the report saying he is unfamiliar with what it contains. Reedy would not explain why Johnson ordered the financial study or its release. The piece notes that past campaigns disclosed finances, mentioning Stevenson and Eisenhower, and cites Goldwater’s finances totaling 1.7 million dollars as of June 30 in trust accounts managed by Valley National Bank.
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Peve One
van Arsdale
New York
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Valley National Bank of Phoenix, Ariz
Goldwater Trust
Goldwater
Prayer meeting at First Baptist Church ushers in revival
Sixty worshippers crowded the chapel of Greensboro First Baptist for prayer before revival services. The Rev Dale Smith asked all to move near center, close windows and blinds, and have guards at doors as he explained the warning phrase. He then likened the moment to early Christians worshiping God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Greenboro
First Baptist Church
Dale Smith
James Seaton
Mr. Smith
Hydar Ali’s Rocket Brigade Defeats British Troops
In an 18th century uprising, Hydar Ali’s rocket brigade forces a crushing British defeat. Rockets weigh about 10 pounds and can strike targets up to a mile away, showcasing advanced siege capability for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydar Ali
Kennedy Exhibit Opens In Boston
More than 1,000 people queued for a four day display of John F. Kennedy memorabilia in Boston at the Metropolitan Museum. The exhibit features the late president’s desk and rocking chair, papers, and the PT109 coconut shell. The tour supports the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library project near Harvard, funded by donations and federal support.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Metropolitan Museum
Ver‘delle Ellis
Gerald
Carlton
Charlene
Byron
George Ross
Chicago
South Pacific
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Victora
Caroline
David Powers
Johnson
Memorial Library Committee
Doctors Linked By Radio Network
In Omaha amateur radio operators run Operation Hippocrates, daily 7 to 7:15 a.m., linking Omaha doctors with Latin American physicians for remote medical consultations via the Intercontinental Traffic Network. Ten Omaha doctors volunteer across specialties, aiding emergency cases by radio, sparked by a tanker distress call near Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Yniaw
Andy
Cunningham
Omaha
William J. Dickerson
Nicaragua
Favili
Dickerson
Hippocrates
Americas
Stanley Bach
Caracas
Hugh Tinley
Red Cross
Lynn Thompson
Bach
Dr. Bach
Tinley
Latin America
Intercontinental Traffic Network
Philip J. Craig
Hollywood
Fla
K4cru
K4naa
X1- Effe
Mexico City
Kz5-Vr
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
Coenen
Federal Highway Maine Funds Are Announced
The Commerce Department announced a 3.8 billion apportionment for fiscal 1965 to sustain the national highway program. Of this, 2.8 billion funds the interstate system and 1 billion targets primary and secondary routes. Maine receives 6,651,503 and 13,189,050 in the allocations, with neighboring states listed similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Bicyclist Bruised in Biddeford Traffic Mishap
A 14 year old Biddeford youth Conrad LaGrange was struck by a truck while riding to bicycle at White's Wharf and Water Streets intersection. He was shaken and bruised and treated by Dr. William B. O'Sullivan. The driver was 16 year old David P. Peck of New Pool Road Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Conrad LaGrange
High St
White's Wharf
Water Streets
William B. O'Sullivan
David P. Peck
New Pool Road
Legislature Seeks Changes After Supreme Court Ruling
Both Senate and House move to undo a Court decision that state legislatures must be population based. Strong opposition exists in the House while the Tuck bill faces misgivings over constitutional questions, unlike the Dirksen proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Dirksen
State Education Aid Hinges On Tax Plan At Meet
Bernal B. Allen, South Portland city manager and chair of the State Board of Education, predicted at the New England Manager's Institute that the state income tax will be needed to provide greater aid to education. A panel at the meeting urged additional revenue for municipal services beyond education as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crono
State Board of Education
Bernal B. Allen
South Portland
Uncertain Fate of Johnson's Ve Toed Plan
The fragment hints at a possible presidential decision involving President Johnson and a plan or proposal. It references likelihood or speculation about whether the plan will be supported or blocked, but lacks concrete details or dates.
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Johnson
Biddeford Receives Pedestrian Safety Citation 1963
Biddeford gains a Pedestrian Safety Citation from the American Automobile Association for a record of no pedestrian deaths in the AA A program appraisal. Polchief Edgar Sevigny notes the plaque cites Biddeford meeting AAA standards of program performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
American Automobile Action
Polichief Edgar Sevigny
American Automobile Association
Young Sailor To Face Jail Break Charge
GARDINER AP A young sailor faces additional charges today of escaping from jail after being locked in a Gardiner cell. William Labbe 21 of Northwood NH was captured by State Police Tuesday in Manchester. One companion, David Bigelow 20 Gardiner was charged with aiding in the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner (Ap
William Labbe
Northwood
N.H
Manchester
Labbe
David Bigelow
Gardiner
Wasp
Boston
Horse Lands In Front Seat Of German Car
Malibu AP report about Gordon F Buck Jr driving a Porsche 65 mph on Highway 101 when a horse named Gambler leaped into the front seat. Buck swerved and the horse suffered only bruises and emotional upset. Buck fled the scene but returned and the car sustained damage yet still runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Calif
Gordon F. Buck Jr
Buck
Gambler
California Highway Patrol
Johnson Urges Law and Order in Race Crisis
President Johnson urges Americans to reject street violence and back the Civil Rights Act. He warns against the white backlash and calls for unity to preserve prosperity and peace, addressing Citizens Committee for Community Relations and marshals visiting the White House law conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Citizens Committee For Community Relations
America
U.S
White House
Quebec Carnival Group To Meet At Beach Tonight
Town Manager Leon F. Jones announced a final meeting of the Quebec Carnival Caravan Committee at 9 tonight at the Brunswick Hotel. The three day event includes a reception for Mayor Wilfrid Hamel and officials from Quebec City with Governor John W Reed, a dance, tours of Pepperell Mfg Co, a trolley museum visit in Arundel, a lobster bake, a Scarborough Downs program, and a closing mass at St. Margaret's Church to end the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Leon F. Jones
Brunswick Hotel
Palace Ballroom
Wilfrid Hamel
Quebec City
John W Reed
Biddeford
Saco
Portland
Pepperell Mfg.Co
Arundel
Scarborough Downs
Hamel
Ventas
St. Margaret’s Church
Warren Spahn Sets Record With 350th Win
Left handed star Warren Spahn reaches 350 career victories, the most by any lefty in Major League Baseball history, solidifying his place in the sport's pitching pantheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Spahn
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Roy Wilkins
U.N
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Naval Reserve Amateur Radio
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