Kinney Shores vacationers listed in local personal notes
Miss Catherine Bassett of Burlington arrives for a two week Kinney Shores vacation. Mrs. Emily Ferguson and daughter Clare of Utica join relatives in Saco. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dinsmore of Clearwater visit Curtis and Frederick Dinsmore and Walker families in Biddeford. Several other local residents and visitors from Washington DC, Trenton NJ, and Quebec are named among kin and guests. Navy Ens Gerald T. Skidgel trains at Whiting Field Florida and Quebec Carnival Queen project ties noted. Mrs. Blance Ryan of Biddeford goes on a week vacation with replacements. Mrs. Van Meter and family report arrival in Zweibrucken Germany with Capt. John D. Van Meter US Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bassett
Burlington
Kinney Shores
Emily Ferguson
Clare
Utica
N.Y
Saco
Frank Bogle
Washington, DC
Allan Dinsmore
Clearwater
Fla
Curtis Dinsmore
Frederick Walker
Biddeford
Warren Moses
Elaine
Trenton
N. J
Moles
Jacoeline Thibeault
Ralph Bogle
Boynton Beach
Conrad Cote
Edmund Haskins
Joan Duranceau
Highlands Street
University of Maine
Edgar Ouellette
Alfred Street
New York City
Alice Ouellette
Arunde
Mathew Shevenel
North Chelmsford
Mass
Fernand Madore
Ferry Road
Jerome Morin
Marcelle Morin
Graham Street
Pierre Beriau
Quebec City
Can
Helen Dutcher
Whiting Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Milton
Navy
Ens
Gerald T. Skidgel
Thomas C. Skidgel
Portland Road
Lawrence Lantagne
Sally Ann
Pasadena
Calif
George Bouffard
Granny Kent Pond
Lantagne
Bouffard
Donna Benoit
Kathleen Slater
Tangier
Morocco
Africa
Dorothy Frost
Huntington
Long Island
N. Y
Ann Sugameli
Westfield
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Royal Sharkey
Upper Main Street
Zweibrucken
Germany
John TD. van Meter
David
Carla Ann
John Roy
John D. van Meter
U. S. Air Force
Lane
Maguire
New Jersey
Newfoundland
Frankfort
Florence V North 87 Old Orchard Beach resident dies in York Harbor
Florence V North 87 a former Old Orchard Beach resident died Tuesday evening in York Harbor at her daughter Emma Cockerille's home after a short illness She had lived in Framingham Mass with another daughter Aleta Jaynes since 1930 Born October 24 1873 in Orange Massachusetts she taught school until 1896 Then married Charles W North and moved to Central Massachusetts before relocating to Old Orchard Beach 1930 Survived by four daughters two sons 14 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren Funeral at Old Orchard Beach Methodist Church with burial in Adams Cemetery Wilbraham Mass Obituary notes may be left at Dennett and Craig funeral home and donations to Washington Avenue Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence V. North
Old Orchard Beach
York Harbor
Emma Cockerille
Aleta A. Jaynes
Framingham
Mass
Charles W. North
Saco Avenue
Orange
Frederic W
Albertina (Burnett) Fleming
Orange High School
North
Massachusetts
Washington Avenue Methodist Church At
the Beach
Cockerille
Jaynes
A. Elsie North
Loyola E. Celley
Arlan F. North
Charles F. North
Braintree
Old Orchard Beach Methodist Church
Adams Cemetery
Wilbraham
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Church Notes Summer Bazaar Planned in Biddeford
The WSCS of Foss Street Methodist in Biddeford sponsors a summer bazaar at Mrs Marian Spofford’s home 154 West Street Biddeford. It starts tomorrow at 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Foss Street Methodist Church
Biddeford
Marian Spofford
West Street
Ford
Card of Thanks for Gratitude After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness floral tributes mass offerings and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement from Mrs Lucien Fournier and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Fournier Mr and Mrs Henry Ledoux Mr and Mrs Leon Levesque Mr and Mrs Royal Fournier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Fournier
Ernest Fournier
Henry Ledoux
Leon Levesque
Royal Fournier
Eagles to Hold Meeting at Emond Funeral Home
The Biddeford Fraternal Order of Eagles meet tonight at Emond Funeral Home on Hill Street to pay respects to Joseph D. Boucher a former member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Emond Funeral Home
Hill Street
Joseph D. Boucher
Funeral services for Mrs Cath erine Crowley to be held
Funeral services for Mrs Cath erine Crowley will be held in St. Mary church on Friday at 9 a m. Burial will be in the family lot at St. Mary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Hazel Emmons
Granny Kent Pond
Catherine Crowley
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Umass or Maine Faculty Names Two New Appointees
University of Maine hires two Pennsylvania residents to bolster its faculty effective September 1. Janice L. Shaffer will be instructor in women's physical education, and Lloyd V. Slocum will be assistant professor of electrical engineering. Shaffer is a 1955 Lock Haven graduate and has taught in New York and Pennsylvania schools. Slocum is a 1955 Penn State graduate who worked in transistor production and has taught at Penn State and Lehigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
University of Maine
Lloyd H. Elliott
Janice L. Shaffer
Lock Haven
Lloyd V. Slocum
Wyncote
Elliott
Miss Shaffer
Lock Haven (Pa
Hughesville Pa
Jersey Shore ‘Pa
New York State University College of Education
Cortland
Slocum
Pennsylvania State University
Philco Corporation
Leeds and Northrup Company
Brown Instrument Company
Western Electric Company
Philadelphia Electric Company
Penn State
Lehigh
Market Dips in Moderate New York Trading
The Associated Press average for 60 stocks slid 0.80 to 256.20 at noon with industrials down 1.70 and rails off 0.30. Losses appeared in steels, chemicals, oils, aircrafts and cosmetics while Certain Teed and Revlon fell about two points each. Dow Jones average dropped 2.67 to 723.09 as American Motors held near unchanged and Zenith recovered after early losses. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were mixed in moderate trading. Corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. government bonds were unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Ig Three
United Auto Workers
Revlon
Studebaker-Packard
U.S. Steel
Texaco
du Pont
American Motors
Zenith
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Maine Police and Firefighters Social Security Bill Introduced
Rep Stan Ley R Maine introduced a bill to amend the Social Security Act to include Maine among states eligible for social security coverage for state and local police and firefighters. The move follows Maine's legislative resolution enabling police to qualify for Social Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
Portland Weather Summary Forecast
Cloudy conditions with showers possible this afternoon and tonight. Easterly winds around 10 mph, cooler Thursday with more showers. Zone 1 high 73 this afternoon, low 55 tonight. Temps across towns range from 44 to 55 degrees, with coastal and inland readings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Family Volunteers for Fallout Shelter Demonstration in Augusta
A Camden Delpositors Trust Co. official Evander Andrews age 35 and his wife Helen 33 with daughters Paula 12 and Jennifer 6 enter a 7 by 8 foot fallout shelter at the Augusta State Armory for a Civil Defense three day demonstration. They plan to be visited by Dr John Barnard and Rabbi David Berent as part of publicizing home shelters. The shelter will be viewed during the Maine Products Show expected to draw about 50 000 visitors over the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Camden
Evander Andrews
The
Depositors Trust Co
Helen
Paula Jean
Jennifer Jo
Augusta State Armory
Armory
Maine
Decree Hearing Scheduled Over Bette Davis Case
In Portland Cumberland Superior Court a hearing on actress Bette Davis petitioning to deprive her former husband Gary Merrill of rights to visit their three children was tentatively set for next Wednesday. Attorneys doubt both parties can attend. Davis seeks to amend the divorce decree to bar visits, claiming Merrill's conduct is detrimental to the children's welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Miss Davis
Merrill
Cumberland Superior Court
Marriage Intentions on File in Saco Clerk Office
Marriage intentions listed include Gerald J. G. Precourt of Berry Road Saco and Rita Brocato of Sanford. William R. Harrison of Sunset Avenue Saco and Louise Sullivan of Smith Wheel Road Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City
Gerald J. G. Precourt
Berry Road
Saco
Rita Brocato
Sanford
William R. Harrison
Sunset Avenue
Louise Sullivan
Smith Wheel Road
Old Orchard Beach
US Will Watch British Guiana After Jagan Victory
The United States will monitor newly elected Premier Cheddi Jagan to see if he moves Guyana toward the Communist bloc. If linked to Moscow Peiping, Washington would urge Britain to postpone full independence. If Jagan pursues independent Marxism, the U.S. could ease stance and treat Guyana as part of the hemisphere. Secretary Rusk said the U.S. is coordinating policy with Britain and noted current aid levels and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Jagan
Moscow - Peiping
Britain
Guiana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
South American
Dean Rusk
Duffer Is Still Going Strong in Clintwood Wedding
Clintwood Virginia report of 103 year old Wright of Virgie Kentucky re marrying at Clintwood Baptist Church to 65 year old Elsie Coleman of Pikeville Kentucky. He called her the honeymoon and said they would go home after the ceremony. They noted it was his seventh marriage for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintwood
Booker Wright
Virgie
Clintwood Baptist Church
Elsie Coleman
Pikeville
Wright
Surplus Food Distribution Set for Old Orchard Beach
Town Manager Percival Wardwell announced a surplus food distribution in Old Orchard Beach on August 29 and 30. Names starting with A through M will collect on August 29, with remaining registrants from N to Z on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Percival Wardwell
Wardwell
School Open For Traffic Violators
Augusta Municipal Court will offer violators a choice pay fines or attend a traffic court school. The novel program, first in New England, was approved by the Augusta City Council. Associate Judge Clade J. Bourget called it education not punishment and said the court should help offenders learn driving laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
New England
Clade J. Bourget
Bourget
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Top hitters include Cash and Kaline with 149 and 145 hits respectively. Maris leads in runs batted in and home runs, while Ford dominates pitching with 213 decisions and an 0.875 ERA. National League leaders feature Clemente and Cepeda in key categories with strong showings from Robinson and Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
Maris
B. Robinson
Kaline
Kubek
Wood
Aparicio
Chicago
Howser
Kansas City
Terry
Ford
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Pinson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Coleman
Altman
Boyer
St. Louis
Naval Observatory Measures Time Within a Thousandth Second
The Naval Observatory in Washington reports timekeeping precision to one thousandth of a second, reflecting advancements in astronomical standards and navigation timing. The facility continues to calibrate clocks and provide standardized time signals for national and scientific use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Observatory
Washington
River Pollution Problems Aired By Marshall
Industrial Development Agent Hugh Marshall conferred with Raymond MacDonald of the Water Improvement Commission in Augusta about waste disposal in the lower Saco river. He said improvements are possible with no immediate expense to Biddeford and Saco and promised public updates through local committees. Marshall also noted the Maine Products show opening August 23 to 25 at the armory in Augusta and praised the diverse exhibits from old and new firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Marshall
Raymond MacDonald
Water Improvement Commission
Augusta
Saco
Biddeford
Marshall
Maine
Armory
Gos selin welcomes daughter Patrice Ann at Notre Dame
Mr and Mrs Robert Gosselin 3 Lindale avenue Biddeford welcomed a daughter Patrice Ann at Notre Dame hospital on August 14. The baby weighed seven pounds ten ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gosselin
Lindale Avenue
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Patrice Ann
Allies in West Berlin impose travel limits at border
West Berlin unions continue picketing and protest sharply against East German border rules. Western commandants condemn East German warnings to stay 328 feet from the border as provocation. British, French troops reinforce border presence near Brandenburg Gate and northern sectors as crossings drop from 80 to four for West Berliners and 13,000 East Berlin workers. Foreigners told to use Friedrichstrasse gate. East Berlin requires permits still not issued in West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West West Berlin
West Berlin
King's Royal Rifle Corps
Brandenburg Gate
East
East Berlin
Graf
Youth Pays Love Price at Waikiki Seawall Dive
Honolulu reports 18 year old Charles Lo dove from a Waikiki Beach seawall to join a girl nearby. Moments later he was pulled from the water unconscious and paralyzed from the chest down. Police say he did not know the girl was seated in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles Lo
Waikiki Beach
Colman-Glover Engagement Sets October Wedding
Nancy Colman of Chester N H becomes engaged to Charles E Glover of Saco son of Mr and Mrs Charles Glover Charles Glover is a Thornton Academy and NHTI graduate employed as a technician at Sprague Electric Concord NH He has served in the armed forces An October wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline D. Wyman
Leslie E. Wyman
Prospect Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Richard A. Shorey
Maynard Shorey
Atlantic Avenue
Wyman
Boys Training Center
South Portland
Shorey
Electric
US Air Force
William West
Woodside Drive
Kennebunk
Patricia Ellen West
Richard L. Hubbard
Joseph Hubbard
York Street
Maurice G. Colman
Chester
N. H
Nancy
Charles E. Glover
Charles Glover
Saco
Colman
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
Glover
Thornton Academy
New Hampshire Technical Institute
Sprague Electric
Concord
Blind man from Maine sworn as assistant attorney general
Blind man Perry II, formerly of Portland, is sworn in as Maine assistant attorney general. He will handle general legal work for the Mental Health and Corrections Department, aided by readers and a guide dog. He was blinded at 17 in a dynamite-explosion accident and has completed education from Deering High School to the University of Virginia Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta AP
Courtland D. Perry II
Portland
Maine
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Perry
Deering High School
University of Maine
University of Virginia
Maine Supreme Court
Carolyn Bjorkman
New Britain
Con
Alene W. Perry
Rockland
St. Paul's Rehabilitation Center
Newton
Mass
Gerry
School of Guiding Eyes For the Blind, Inc
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Frank E. Hancock
Perry D. Hayden
Mental Health and Corrections Department
Chicago at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups listed
The schedule shows today's games with Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St. Louis San Francisco at Cincinnati and Thursday's slate includes Los Angeles at St. Louis plus multiple NFCN and NBA pairings such as Washington Boston Detroit Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Kansas City New York Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Ague i. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago Philadelphia
Detroit Eereee
Ores
Boston Seaee
Maine Highway Commission Funds New Road Maintenance Equipment
Gov Reed and the Executive Council authorize the Maine Highway Commission to spend 148,200 for new road maintenance gear including seven dump trucks twelve snowplows three front end loaders and a power grader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Executive Council
Maine Highway Commission
Beach Man Jailed In Lieu Of Court Fines
A 25 year old Old Orchard Beach man Ronald Anderson was jailed for 180 days in York county jail in Alfred after failing to pay 300 in fines. He faced 50 for resisting arrest 50 for assault and battery on a police officer 100 for operating after suspension and 100 for DUI. Stephen Levine 20 of Portland paid 20 for speeding 45 in a 25 zone. Charles Clark 30 of Old Orchard Beach fined 20 for assault and battery. Earl Jackson 28 of Baltimore Md fined 20 for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Ronald Anderson
Milliken Miss Road
York County
Alfred
Anderson
Stephen L. Levine
Portland
Grand Avenue
Charles Clark
East Grand Avenue
Old Orcahrd Beach
Earl Jackson
Baltimore
Maine Open starts as N E golfers tee off in Portland
About 180 New England golfers began the 42nd Maine Open at Riverside Golf Course in Portland. Bill Ezinicki, defending champion from Lynnfield Massachusetts, shot nine under par in practice rounds as stars like Jim Veno, Jim Browning, Tex McReynolds and past winners Les Kennedy and Phil Friel entered the field. Dr Ray Lebel did not compete. A light rain earlier aided the softening turf for the 54 hole medal play at 6,309 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
New England
Riverside
Bill Ezin«icki
Lynnfield
Mass
Jim Veno
Orono
Maine
Jim Browning
Weston
Tex McReynolds
Winchester
Les Kennedy
Phil Friel
Pawtucket
R.L
Nashua
N.H
Ray Lebel
Browning
Brunswick Golf Club
Ball Is Slated For Monday By Beach Police
The Old Orchard Beach Police ball is set for Monday night at 8 at the Palace Ballroom at the Beach. Police Chief John Clark said many tickets have sold. tickets available at the door. A Portland disc jockey will spin records during the evening. Attending officers include Chief Clark and a long list of local police personnel and summer officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Palace
John Clark
Portland
Levent
Clark
John FE. Marshall
Philip Levecque
Donald Lake
Gordon McaAllister
Harold Randall
Wilfred Goulet
Frederick Egan
Jean Paul Lacroix
William Sullivan
Elmer Roller
Raymond Gifun
Harold Horne
Jerome Plante
Paul Tibbetts
Gilman Milliken
Edward Rix
Clayton Harding
Harvey Bunker
Ruth Dumont
Garland Asks Aid to Train Special Education Teachers
Representative Peter A. Garland of Maine urged federal help for training teachers of the deaf and for speech pathologists and audiologists. He testified before the House Education and Labor Subcommittee in support of bills authorizing up to 1.5 million dollars yearly for deaf education training and up to 2 million dollars yearly for speech pathology and audiology training, through June 30, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Washington
Peter ‘A. Garland
Maine
House ‘Education and Labor
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Memoriam
Joseph Dallaire
Antonio
Adrien
Yvette
Therese
St. Andre Church
Jack & Larry
Alfred and
Crowley Services
Umaine
Brothers of Christian Instruction
St. Joseph Church
Louis Parisien
Louis A. Parisien
Belmont Avenue
Roland Petrin
Ernest Petrin
Green Street
Parisien
Walsh College
Canton
Ohio
St. Louis High School
Perrin
Duffer
American League
Wills
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
N. E
Journal
Funeral Home
Alfred St
Dial
Althea Mishoe
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