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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1960

Page

2

Personal notices from Biddeford and surrounding towns

A parade of local residents in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and nearby areas lists patients at Webber hospital Maine Osteopathic hospital Trust hospital and Tierney Nursing home and notes returns from visits from New York Detroit and Watertown. Army Pvt Richard Gobeil home on two week leave after basic training at Fort Dix and upcoming 14 week course in Granite City Illinois. Funerals: Guy R Goodwin formerly of Saco died in Rochester Massachusetts with services by Rev James Riddle at Dennett and Craig 365 Main Street Saco and interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Bertrand L Bardsley of Biddeford had services at Dennett and Craig with Rev James Riddle officiating.

Daniel Murphy Main Street Biddeford Webber Hospital Elizabeth Leoncini Middle Street Saco Maine Osteopathic Hospital Portland Georgia Fowler Old Orchard Beach Trust Hospital Jessie Whitman Portland Avenue Tierney Nursing Om Union Avenue Samuel Rankin High Street Morris L. Fisher Penelope Jane Diana Cecile Helen Elizabeth Watertown N.Y Boris Gottlieb Orchard Street New York City Gottlieb Congregation Etz Chaim Bacon Street Anne Serlin U. S. Army Gobeil Fort Dix N. J Granite City Engineer Depot Granite City Til Guy R. Goodwin James Riddle Foss ‘Street Methodist Church Rochester Mass Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Laurel Hill Cemetery Bertrand L. Bardsley Elm Street Foss Street Methodist Church

Fenwick Council Knights Plan Field Day in Saco

The Bishop Fenwick council Knights of Columbus in Saco will meet tonight at 8 o clock to plan the upcoming field day event.

Bishop Fenwick Knights of Columbus Saco

Two More Polio Cases Reported

Two paralytic polio cases were reported in Maine, in Lewiston and Westbrook, marking the first outside Aroostook County this year. A Portland physician also reports another polio patient, elevating the week's tally beyond last week. The 1959 Maine total reached 90, highest in four years.

Augusta Maine State Bureau of Health Lewiston Westbrook Aroostook County Portland

Biddeford Woman Found Not Guilty On Assault Charge

A Biddeford woman, Arlene Therrien, 21, was found not guilty by Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford Municipal Court of assault and battery against Carmen Boutin. The case hinged on who delivered the first blow after testimonies from Boutin, her daughter Rachel, and Therrien. County Attorney Marcel Viger prosecuted, Donald P. Allen defended.

Biddeford Simon Spill Arlene Therrien Atlantic Avenue Carmen Boutin Spill Marcel Viger Donald P. Allen

Newsmen Face Tough Task Covering Campagin Tactics

AP analyst James Marlow notes the 1960 campaign will exhaust reporters with nonstop traveling and repeated themes. Nixon hinges on few core points and Kennedy favors short, direct speeches, shaping how reporters file rapid updates. Nixon's knee injury during campaigning adds to coverage hurdles.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Richard M. Nixon North Carolina Nixon John F. Kennedy Kennedy Reno Los Angeles Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Seattle White House Adlai Stevenson Stevenson

Card of Thanks to Saco Hospital Staff and Friends

Sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of Saco Hospital for kind care and to relatives and friends for flowers cards and gifts after the passing of Alberta Slaughter. Deep appreciation to neighbors relatives and friends for sympathy and to Rev Gerard Parent and St Andre Convent nuns for kindness to our father.

Saco Hospital Gerard Parent St. Andre Convent Antonio Dallaire Arcille Babineau Roland Petit Adrien Dallaire

Gulf Oil Head to Speak at Maine Petroleum Convention

Gulf Oil Corp senior vice president J Guzzo will address the Maine Petroleum Association convention in Rockland on September 7. He is marketing division VP at the American Petroleum Institute with 46 years in oil marketing, beginning as a Gulf clerk in Alexandria Louisiana in 1914. In a separate note, Tony Christy was outpointed by Martinovich in a Pittsburgh bout.

Augusta C. J. Guzzo Gulf Oil Corp Rockland Maine Petroleum Association L. G. Lamplough Guzzo Elso American Petroleum Institute Gulf Alexandria

Portland Weather Outlook Mixed Skies with Warm Temps

This afternoon mostly fair and warm with gentle variable winds. Tonight fair to partly cloudy with early ground fog. Thursday partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers or thundershowers as southerly winds rise to 16 to 20 mph. All zones expected in the low 80s with higher 59s inland and overnight lows listed for several towns.

Portland Caribou Eastport Greenville Old Town Mt. Wash Concord Montreal

Youth Injured In Accident On Pool Road

A Hills Beach youth, Ronald Bolduc age 20, was injured when a sedan driven by David P. O'Neil 21 left Pool road, swerved to avoid two children, and struck a Central Maine Power pole. Bolduc received treatment at Notre Dame hospital for arm and shoulder injuries and was released. Police investigated.

Hills Beach Pool Road Central Maine Ronald Bolduc David P. O'Neil Main Street Biddeford O'Neil Bolduc Notre Dame Hospital Alfred Guillmette Manuel DeSilva

Congo Crisis Escalates as Lumumba Seizes Bases

Lumumba moves to seize Kamina and Kitona bases while U.N. plans to neutralize a nearby 1i¢ base. Premier Tshombe demands control and threatens to block runways, invoking a struggle over authority in Katanga. Lumumba returns to Leopoldville as reforms push rural communes and peasant cooperatives nationwide.

Kamina Kitona Katang Moise Tshombe U.N United Nations Elisabethville Tshombe Lumumba Leopoldville Congo Oriental Province

School bids open for new building at Main and Highland

Bid details show York Electric 43 353, Georges Appliance 64 784 and Neithercut Electric 38 375 among electrical subcontracts. Curtain wall bids include Fenestra 62 409 and Eastern Sash Engineering 59 495. Peak time plans set 315 days to complete with others at 320 to 400 days. Second bid session opened with no bids initially. Victor A. Spencer led preparations. Construction aims for fall 1961 occupancy after award.

York Electric Georges Neithercut Electric Fenestra Eastern Sash Engineering Mathews and Wolfretz Central Supply Coco Hussey Manufacturing Company Profenno Seaboard Merrill Sawyer and Plante Victor A. Spencer Spencer - Millward Associated South Portland Main Highland Streets

U. M. Extension Courses To Be Taught In Saco

Maine university extension plans fall 1960 61 courses in 15 towns including Saco Rockland Waterville and Orono with 48 enrollment fee three college credits for completing a course. Courses cover geology biology chemistry and teaching methods and target teachers and adults.

CRONO Maine General Extension University of Maine Mark Shibles Augusta East Corinth Shot Houston Lewiston Madawasga Orono Nockland Saco Somesville South Paris Unity Waldoboro Waterville Wiscasset Arthur Reardon Cony HS Europe Garrett Croppers Morrison Memorial School Eliot Ralph Walden Eliot Primarychool Houlton Carl Porter-Shirley Western Europe Phillip Cole Lewiston HS Madawaska Madawaska HS Imade South Stevens Hall of M Rockland George Davis Farnsworth Museum Arthur Olson Miller Assoc Albert Wootton Waterville Jr. HS Wootten Waterville Jr HS Saturda S

Del Rio Returns to Hollywood in 18th Year in Black Star

Dolores Del Rio, in her first film in 18 years, plays Elvis Presley’s mother in Black Star. She reflects on four careers from silent era to stage, and discusses boredom, identity, and her move between Mexico and Hollywood while continuing to act across media and continents.

Hollywood Dolores del Rio Elvis Presley Ramona Evangeline Madame Dubarry Mexico Lew Riley Orson Wells Europe South America

Castro Journal Wants Are Helpful Intercept Plane

Costa Rica civil aviation director said he halted the delegation’s special plane to check for sabotage. The plane was cleared in the late afternoon and flew home with 15 Cuban newsmen who had covered the conference.

Civil Aviation San Jose

Snowshoe Union Elects Maine Officers for 1961 Convention

Arthur Raymond of the Passe Temps Club Lewiston was elected president of the Maine Snowshoe Union. Other officers named are Mrs. Dorothy Neault Biddeford as vice president Mrs. Olivine Therriault Lewiston as secretary and Armand A. Dutil Lewiston as treasurer. The group will host the 1961 convention in Lewiston January 27 to 29.

Lewiston Arthur Raymond Passe Temps Club Maine Snowshoe Union Dorothy Neault Biddeford Olivine Therriault Armand A. Dutil Maine

Three Belles Replace Basil in Diver’s Sea World

Rockport brief tells of Harry Goodridge who trains three new pet seals Ruth Hazel and Cecile to replace Basil. Basil was lost when a shark attacked during a boat outing and Goodridge harpooned the shark too late to save him.

Rockport P Harry Goodridge Ruth Hazel Cecile Basil Goodridge

Houston in New Orleans Has Attorney's Supreme Court Appeal

Attorney Joe Reynolds has mailed another request to the U.S. Supreme Court as Houston appeals to the governor by a 42 vote. The board recalls an early states rights theory that a state could act independently.

New Orleans Joe Reynolds U.S. Supreme Court

New Sex Symbol Billy the Kid Gains Hollywood Attention

NBC Western The Tall Man casts Clu Gulager as Billy the Kid fueling talk he could become a nationwide sex symbol. Gulager, 24, says timing and film study over a decade will showcase his screen persona as Gunsmoke prepares for a new season and CBS Olympic coverage draws praise for its camera work.

Cynthia Lowry Hollywood Billy the Kid J Young Clu Gulager James Dean New Mexico Clu Gulager NBC Billy Ford Hines Gunsmoke Rome CBS Squaw Valley

Interpose Sovereignty to Block Federal Court Usurpation

A brief passage argues that states must interpose their sovereignty to prevent overreach by federal courts and protect state authority. It frames state power as a last defense against judicial usurpation and asserts the primacy of state sovereignty.

Biddeford High seeks gym name for Steve White

Nixon and Gov. Reed sign a petition backing naming Biddeford High School’s new gym for Steve White. The drive, led by Robert Trask, aims for presentation to the Biddeford board of education on September 8 after collecting 1,700 signatures.

Nixon Reed White Gym Richard M. Nixon John H. Reed Biddeford High School Steve White Robert Trask Washington Dwight D. Eisen Hower Maine Biddeford Trask Board of Education Helen Tarazawich Carol Pariseau Anita Bon Priscilla Beaudoin Connie Beaudoin Carol Beaudoin Ronnie Gardella Margaret Emerson

New York Hit By Summer Storm Deluge Across Region

A sudden summer storm drenched the New York metropolitan area causing citywide chaos. Flash floods flooded subways and streets from Manhattan to Nassau County, trapping thousands and leaving two deaths in Queens. Power outages affected tens of thousands as fires broke out in Nassau.

New York Connecticut New Jersey East River Long Island Westchester Rockland New York City Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Nassau County Nassau North Shore

State Police recruit training set to begin Sept 5

Augusta Col. Robert Marx announced the 20th recruit class will start September 5 and run ten weeks. The basic course covers police procedures with instructors from state police, many departments and the FBI. Capt. Willard Orcutt directs training and Sgt. James Adams serves as commanding officer.

Augusta Robert Marx Ste Police FBI Willard R. Orcutt James A. Adams

Broadway to black out for Oscar Hammerstein II memorial

New York City will dim Broadway for one minute at 9 p m Thursday in memory of lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II announced by Mayor Robert F Wagner. The blackout honors Hammerstein, famed for collaborations with Rodgers and landmark shows.

New York Broadway Oscar Hammerstein II Robert F. Wagner

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