Personal notices from Notre Dame hospital and area homes
Multiple local residents and relatives are listed as patients or recently discharged from Notre Dame hospital and other Maine facilities. Names include Emelien Paquin, Narcisse Collard, Emily Tomlinson, Elizabeth Leoncini, Roland and Conrad Lemieux, Donald Allie, Lauria Gagne, Marie Ann Cordeau, Norman J. Bernier, Mark Malasnik, Joel Brown Jr, and mentions of visits by State Rep. Jerome Plante and family. Also notes Raymond J. Lambert, a US Navy seaman, serving at NAS Oceana after a Sixth Fleet tour.
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Emelien Paquin
Maple Street
Saco
Notre Dame Hospital
Narcisse Collard
Harding Street
Biddeford
Emily Tomlinson
Thornton Avenue
Webberospital
Elizabeth Leoncini
Middle Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Roland Lemieux
Foss Street
Conrad Lemieux
Foss Steret
Donald Allie
Raymond Allie
Fogg Avenue
Lauria Gagne
Smutty Lane
Marie Ann Cordeau
Alfred Street
Norman J. Bernier
Ardmore
Mary J. Bernier
Graham Street
Notre Dame Ital
Mark Malasnik
George Malasnik
Pool Road
Joel Brown
May Street
Jerome Plante
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Orono
University of Maine
Raymond J. Lambert
Seaman
USN
Lionel F. L. Lambert
Hill Street
Fighter Squadron 41
Naval Air Station
Oceana
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus Meet Tonight
A Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus meeting is set for tonight at 8 in the hall on Washington Street, with a film as part of the monthly entertainment program. The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco had a meeting scheduled for tonight that has been canceled, announced today.
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Biddeford
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Church notes on Cadet meeting by Salvation Army
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m with plans discussed for upcoming activities and service projects in the community.
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Saco Salvation Army
Noted Mentor Sees Cotton Bowl Tossup
Mississippi is favored to beat Texas in the Cotton Bowl, but Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says the game is a tossup. He notes Mississippi’s strong line and Texas’s powerful backfield, with Billy Ray Adams out for Mississippi.
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Dallas
Tex
Mississippi
Texas
Longhorns
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Billy Ray Adams
Adams
Broyles Adams
Broyles
No accidents reported to Saco police this morning
Saco police reported no accidents yesterday morning and the Sac night fire department had no calls or ambulance log entries.
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Saco Police
Reverend Ernest Pressey Dies at 97 in Maine
The Rev Canon Ernest Albert Pressey long serving Episcopal leader in Maine died at a nursing home at age 97. Born in Brighton England, he served churches in Providence and Indianapolis before becoming rector of Trinity Church Portland from 1899 to 1933. He leaves a son a sister Clara and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. His wife died in 1948.
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Portland
Ernest Albert Pressey
Maine
Canon Pressey
Brighton
East Sussex
England
James William Pressey
Providence
R. I
Indianapolis
Marion
Ind
Trinity Church
Clara
Harold Jellison dies at 67 in Kennebunk
Harold Jellison 67 husband of Hazel Jellison died suddenly at his home 13 Hall street Kennebunk. An electrician by trade he worked for Dresser Marsh Corp. He was a World War I veteran and member of Christchurch Kennebunk. He leaves two sons William and Robert and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. Angell Funeral home Kennebunk with Rev. Robert Cumler officiating. Burial Evergreen cemetery. Family may call this evening at the funeral home.
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Harold P. Jellison
Hazel (Hamilton) Jellison
Hall Street
Kennebunk
William B
Hester (Littlefield) Jellison
Dresser-Marsh Corp
Christchurch
Robert W. Jellison
William F. Jellison
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Robert Cumler
Evergreen Cemetery
Kennebunk Landing
Carpenter Roger Labonte Dies Sudden At Home
Roger Labonte aged in his 40s died suddenly at his residence 51 Bradley Street in Saco this noon. He was a self employed carpenter in home construction. Cote Funeral Home at Beach and James streets, Saco, is handling arrangements, which were incomplete at press time.
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Roger Labonte
Bradley Street
Saco
Cote
Beach
James Streets
William A Nash Funeral Services Held in Saco
Funeral services for William A Nash, a retired Saco Lowell worker, were held Wednesday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco with Rev Andrew K Richards of Lynfield Mass officiating. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Bearers included Robert Eveleth Roy Edwards Joseph Henaire Robert Lemioux Maynard Pelkey and Oliver Lamarre. Ritualistic services of the Masonic lodge Dunlap lodge F and A M were conducted Tuesday evening at the funeral home by its officers.
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William A. Nash
Saco-Lowell
Dennett and Craig
Main Street
Saco
Andrew K. Richards
Lynfield
Mass
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Robert Eveleth
Roy Edwards
Joseph Henaire
Robert Lemioux
Maynard Pelkey
Oliver Lamarre
Masonic Lodge
Dunlap Lodge
A, M
William C Whitworth Funeral at Biddeford Church
Funeral services for William Charles Whitworth, retired Pepperell Manufacturing employee, who died Saturday at Veterans Hospital Togus, were conducted yesterday at Christ Episcopal church Biddeford. Rev Thomas Knox officiated with burial in Laurel Hill cemetery. World War I Barracks members served as bearers and firing squad, including Arthur Gagne Thomas McGarity John Boland Joseph Hanusek Francis Simard and James Feeney. Arnold Ballard sounded taps at the grave.
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William CC
Whitworth
William Charles Whitworth
Pepperell Manufacturing
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Thomas Knox
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Arthur Gagne
Thomas McGarity
John Boland
Joseph Hanusek
Francis Simard
James Feeney
Arnold Ballard
Rival Coaches Toss Quins At One Another
Pasadena AP rivalry between Minnesota and UCLA spills into Rose Bowl week with quips from coaches. Murray Warmath jokes about mutinous squads while Bill Barnes fires back about his two meal daily plan and lean players. Both teams report good workouts and effective passing in practice.
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Pasadena
Calif
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
UCLA
Bill Barnes
Warmath
Bruins
Barnes
Uclans
Tennessee
Smith Misses Visits To NH
In bad weather this morning Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine could not land at Pease Air Force Base for a scheduled inspection of the base and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. She continued on to Dow Air Force Base in Bangor. She planned to attend the funeral of former Sen. Owen Brewster in Dexter this afternoon.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Portland Weather: Rain and Snow Mix With Snow Flurries
A cloudy Portland forecast calls for rain mixing with sleet and snow this afternoon, becoming snow flurries later tonight. Colder tonight into Friday with possible mountain snow, winds rising to 15 to 25 mph then easing. Coastal small craft warnings issued at 9 30 am.
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Portland
Festive Season Ad Promotes Seal Rock Ginger Ale
Ad urges stocking Seal Rock Ginger Ale made with Pure Jamaica Ginger and Certified Pure Spring Water. Weather table lists Zone 1 temperatures from mid 30s to teens and lows across several cities including Caribou 26 Eastport 29 Greenville 29 Portland 30 Old Town 28 Rumford 31 Mt Washington 18 Concord 28 Halifax 30 Montreal 29.
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Jamaica
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Portland
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Tide Schedule Fragment Shows December Readings
Readings list includes high and low tides with associated times in the A M and P M periods. Values show decimal tide heights and related 3.0 percent figures for December.
Boston Picks Up Tab Following Goof
About 32 cars on Beacon Street were towed during a snow storm due to a misread odd even numbering rule. The city paid $192 to cover the towing fees after foremen misapplied the one side parking rule to a street with unique numbering.
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Boston
Beacon Street
Boston Common
Public Gardens
Katanga Seeks Federal Path in Congo Constitution Talks
Katanga leaders insist on a confederation as their delegation to Leopoldville negotiates a new constitution under Article 5 of Kitona. Adoula’s government demands Katanga deputies exercise national functions per Article 6. Uncertainty lingers as Congo's draft constitution awaits ratification for 18 months. George Ivan Smith says Katanga Assembly will meet in Elisabethville on January 3 to discuss the Kitona declaration.
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Congo
Katanga
Leopoldville
Tshombe
The
Kitona
Adoula
George Ivan Smith
U.N
Elisabethville
Mosquito Lures Found in Carbon Dioxide Warmth and Moisture
Carbon dioxide warmth and moisture are identified as prime attractants for mosquitoes. The note emphasizes how these factors draw skeeters, influencing behavior and potential control strategies.
Greek Children Entertained At Christmas Party
Youngsters of St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox community were honored at a church holiday party hosted by Sunday school teachers and local societies. Poems were recited and carols sung in Greek and English led by Rev. Alexander Xanthakis. Gifts and refreshments followed, with extensive parish hall decorations and a special liturgy for Sunday and Greek school students conducted by Father Xanthakis.
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Dennis Vanites
St. Demetrois
Mari Jean Higgins
Charles Hadiaris
Madeline Hadiaris
Helen Throumoulos
Harry Hadiaris
St. Demetrios
Society of Lacones
Society of St. Fatini
Fay Louis
Artie Kalagias
Vivian 3Izantakos
Athena Gregory
Kanely Throumoulos
Mary Goudouros
Pam Kostis
Zaffie Hadiaris
Margaret Sarachis
Koula Kakes
Stella Gregory
Mary Gourdouros
Tasia Tsomides
Nick Hadiaris
Margaret Scontras
Freda Terlalis
Yassie Caras
Cynthia Higgins
Carolyn Vakes
Irene Throumoulos
AID Committee Discusses 1962 Budget at Chamber
The Area Industrial Development committee met yesterday afternoon to review the 1962 program and budget. Industrial agent Hugh Marshall presented the proposed plan which will be sent to the mayors of both cities. Committee chairman Harry M. Wooster presided as attendees included Marshall Albert F. Deshaies Horace Nichols Wayne B Hutchins Nicholas Scontras and Bernard C Brown.
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Area Industrial Development Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Marshall
Harry M. Wooster
Marshall
Albert F. Deshaies
Horace §. Nichols
Wayne B Hutchins
Nicholas Scontras
Bernard C. Brown
Municipal Offices in Biddeford Saco Close Early for Weekend
Municipal offices in Biddeford and Saco will close at noon Friday for the New Year’s weekend. City clerks announced today that offices will reopen at 9 Tuesday morning.
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Biddeford
Saco
New England Ski Season Seen As Record Breaker
Boston AP reports New England's ski industry faces its biggest December, with snow and holiday weekends boosting business. February is expected to peak, as 11-year growth shows volumes almost doubling. A Federal Reserve study notes rising Mid Atlantic skier shares from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with Canada and South Atlantic arrivals also growing.
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Boston
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Canada
South Atlantic
New
Post Office invites dog ideas. policy shifts Jan 13
Washington AP report notes the Post Office Department has received numerous dog bite mitigation ideas after announcing a new policy to have owners pick up mail for their agresive dogs. The old warning policy began three years ago after thousands of canine attacks in 1957. The new plan to phone owners and have them retrieve halted mail takes effect January 13.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Department
Post Office
Walier
Mont
Maine Teachers Association Adds Changes to Constitution
The Assembly approved changes in the MTA constitution including automatic status for Maine Retired Teachers Association members upon dues payment and the merger of the Teacher Welfare and Ethics committees into a single Committee on Professional Rights and Responsibilities to receive and investigate complaints.
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Naval Academy Graduate School
Stonington High School
Ellsworth High School
MTA
Miss Boone
Representative Assembly
Washington State Normal School
University of Maine
Milltown
Calais Memorial High School
Dubay
Madison High School
Cape Elizabeth
Western Maine
Maine Retired Teachers Association
Gervais Named PFTA Skating Rink Manager
Arthur Gervais appointed manager of the St. Andre PFTA skating rink on Pool road Biddeford. Ten people named to the rink’s executive board will meet Tuesday to elect officers and discuss policy. Board members include Albert Lemieux Nell Dery George DesRoberts Gerry Fleurent Maurice Bernard Alcide Boucher Ethel Dorais Jeannette St Ours Ralph Perrin Gus Laverriere ex officio Rev Edmund Hache Paul Beaupre Joseph Plamondon.
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Arthur Gervais
St. Andre Parents, Friends and Teachers Association
Pool Road
Biddeford
Skating Rink
Albert Lemieux
Nell Dery
George DesRoberts
Gerry Fleurent
Maurice Bernard
Alcide Boucher
Ethel Dorais
Jeannette St. Ours
Ralph Perrin
Gus Laverriere
Edmund Hache
Paul Beaupre
Joseph Plamondon
Saco
PFTA
Auguste Laverriere
Gerard
Priscille Laverriere
St. Andre High School
Icy Grade Causes May Street Crash
No injuries were reported after two cars collided on May street, Biddeford, yesterday afternoon. Patricia Ann Gagne, 24, of 253 West street, and Faith Merryman, 16, of 76 West street, operated the vehicles. Police said icy pavement on a down grade caused the crash as Gagne headed toward South street and Merryman traveled opposite. Damage was reported to a rear door on the Merryman car.
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May Street
Biddeford
Patricia Ann Gagne
West Street
Faith M. Merryman
Waterboro Youths To Enlist In Navy
Two Waterboro youths, Robert Lenwood Carl and Donald Eugene Day Jr., will enlist Saturday in the U S Navy and report for nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois Don W Yankey Chief Boatswain s Mate area Navy recruiter announced both boys are Waterboro residents Carl is a 1959 Sanford High School graduate and Day is a 1960 Sanford High School graduate both were employed locally before enlisting
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Waterboro
U. S. Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Don W. Yankey
Robert Lenwood Carl
Richard H. Carll
Donald Eugene Day, Jr
Donald E. Day
Carll
Sanford High School
R. and L. Manufacturing Company
Day
Sanford
Waterboro Company, Inc
Tot crushed to death at Benedicta barn
A three year old boy, Paul C. Ganthier, was crushed to death Wednesday after becoming tangled in a chain operated gutter cleaning machine in a cow barn. A medical examiner said the death occurred before removal from the apparatus.
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Benedicta
Paul C. Ganthier
Ethics Board Aims to Reform Professional Codes
Members raise concerns over unfair practices and urge interpretation publicity and recommendations to modify the code of ethics. The group plans to study ethics problems and take action in cases of violations to uphold professional standards.
Christmas Ball Proceeds To Aid Scholarship Fund
In Augusta a Christmas Ball at the Saco armory raises funds for the Webber Hospital Scholarship program. The $500 grants aid local nursing students, with six graduates already on staff and seven new recipients from area schools. An NEA official critiques perceptions of European education relative to the U.S.
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Saco Armory
Webber Hospital
John
Webber Hospital Association
Carleton Davis
Webber
Barbara Burke
Kennebunk
Mercy Hospital
Rochelle Caouette Saco
St. Mary
Lewesston
Linda Lee Clough
Kennebunkport
Salem General Hospital
Linda Rossnagle
Maine Medical Center
Patricia Smith
Ocean Park
New England Baptist Hospital
Betsy Jo Stoddard
Saco
Central Maine General
Joan Bouffard
Carol Ann Durgin
Carolyn Entwistle
Old Orchard
Sandra Foss
Deborah Fournier
Biddeford
St. Mary, Lewiston
Lois Ladd
Roberta Mullen
Georgia Viahakos
Pauline Casteau
Plante Stops Rangers Again in 3-0 Victory
Jacques Plante, the masked Montreal goalie, preserved his unbeaten run against the New York Rangers with 24 saves as the Canadiens won 3-0. The Rangers have not defeated him in 17 meetings, while Toronto and Chicago played to a 0-0 tie, the league’s first scoreless result in four years.
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Associated Press
Jacques Plante
Montreal Canadiens
Nets
New York Rangers
Rangers
Plante
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Bay State Driver Appeals Saco Fine
George F. Clarke 63 of Melrose appeals a 100 fine for driving under the influence on the Maine Turnpike to York county Superior court in Saco Municipal Court this morning. Associate Judge Wilson sets bail at 200. Gardner H. Jackson 38 of Amesbury fined 10 for operating without a license. George D. Brown 27 of Reading fined 20 for speeding 80 mph in a 65 mph limit. State Trooper Morrill was the complainant. Calvin E. Day 47 of RFC 1 Lyman fined 15 for speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone.
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George F. Clarke
Melrose
Mass
Maine
York County Superior Court
Saco
William F. Wilson, Jr
Wilson
Gardner H. Jackson
Amesbury
George D. Brown
Reading
Firm Bryand Renovation Plans Detail Site Changes
The project outlines space occupation of about 16,000 square feet with renovations including added bathroom facilities a lower ceiling and heating system modifications.
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Page One
Bryand
Year end rally continues on Wall Street with gains
New York stocks held gains into noon trading with the AP average up 1.20 to 263.40 as industrials rise 2.10 rails 0.40 and utilities 0.50. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.31 to 734.74, a shade below the Dec 13 close.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Douglas
Cluett
Peabody
General Foods
DuPont
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
United Air Lines
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Michigan State Opens 10 Day Island Camp Since 1912
Since 1912 Michigan State football players have begun pre season practice with a 10 day training session held on an island near the campus, a long standing method cited as a traditional start to the season.
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Michigan State
Contamination Is On Decline Across New England
The Public Health Service reports milk iodine-131 contamination fell in November versus October at 41 of 59 stations. Hartford Connecticut dropped from 70 to 30, Portland Maine 1290 to 40, Boston Massachusetts 130 to 40, Manchester New Hampshire 120 to 40, Providence Rhode Island 90 to 50, Burlington Vermont 100 to 50 among others as Russia nuclear tests influence wanes.
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Washington
New England
Russia
The
Public Health Service
Hartford
Mackiewicz Looks to 50 More Years at Pepperell Weaving
Pepperell executive Mackiewicz vows not to retire soon and aims to stay with the firm for another half century. He notes the water powered looms operated seasonally when river levels drop, requiring manual shuttle changes. The ceremony awarded Quarter Century scrolls to many supervisors in multiple departments, presented by division managers and company officials.
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Page One
Mackiewicz
Joseph Bedard
Rose-Eva Grenier
Germaine Huot
Laurette Boissonneault
Joseph A. Marchan
Rose F. Fournier
Robert Binette
Victor Ziminski
Louis G. Flynn
Viviane Bergeron
Mas re-Rose
Elderly Waterville Twin Dies at 97
AP reports Mrs Eldora Chamberlain aged 97, one half of one of the nation’s oldest twin pairs, died in a nursing home on Wednesday. Her sister Mrs Eldora Brackett remains in Waterville. The twins were born in Clinton in February 1864 on Lincoln’s 55th birthday.
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Waterville
Eldora Chamberlain
Eldora Brackett
Clinton
Abraham Lincoln
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AMS
Ecus
Mrs. Irma Lacroix
Armand Jalbert
Marie G, Lemieux
St. Andre's Church
Harold Jellison
Smith
Daphne Contraros
Veneta Tsomides
Selima Kouloulakos
Marie Hadiaris
Chris Hadiaris
Stephen Zaferson
Theodore Terlalis
John Throumoulos
Alexander Xanthakis
Theodore Scontras
Leon Tsomides
AID
Highland Park
Mich
Suitland
N.Y
Frankfort
Pitts
Gervais
Pfta Skating Rink
Navy
NEA
Augusta
National Education Association
Soviet Union
Karl H. Berns
Europe
North Africa
Berns
Representative Assembly of the
Maine Teachers Association
United States
Bay State
Pepperell
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