Local residents listed as medical patients at Webber hospital
Mrs Mamie E Gagne of Camp Ellis Beach Saco Lionel Credit Arundel Robert Allie 22 Wood Biddeford and Mrs William Sheehan 37 Bea con Biddeford listed as medical patients at Webber hospital Miss Carol Ann Pariseau returned to Washington DC after holidays with her parents Eugene Pariseau 62 Westmore Biddeford Michael Demeule son of Edward Demeule 9 Bernard Biddeford and grandson of Kerwin Twomey also a patient at Saco Osteopathic hospital Miss Sharon Pillsbury returned to University of Buffalo after holidays with George and Mrs Pillsbury 387 Alfred Biddeford Mr and Mrs Paul Fitzpatrick and daughters Kathleen Kelley and son William returned to Edgewood Md after holidays with Mrs Fitzpatrick s mother Mrs Lionel Binette Reserve Old Orchard Beach Airman Basie Robert E Pariseau son of Eugene Pariseau 62 Westmore Biddeford completed phase of Air Force training at Lackland AFB Tex and assigned to Keesler AFB Miss Irene Hope Thronmoulds returned to teaching post at Winchester High School after holidays with family in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie E. Gagne
Camp Ellis Beach
Saco
Webber Hospital
Lionel Credit
Arundel
Robert Allie
Wood Avenue
Biddeford
William Sheehan
Beacon Avenue
Jean Paul Poirier
Washington Street
Carol Ann Pariseau
Washington, D. C
Eugene Pariseau
Westmore Avenue
Michael Demeule
Edward Demeule
Bernard Avenue
Kerwin Twomey
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Sharon Pillsbury
Lackland Afb
Tex
Keesler Afb
Miss
Irene Hope Thronmoulds
Winchester
Mass.) High School
Portland Area Weather Forecast Remains Mild This Week
This afternoon features variable clouds with some sun and highs of 35 to 40 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy with no major temperature change, lows in the 20s, light variable winds shifting to primarily south by morning. Friday remains cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of light snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Master Mason to be observed at Annette Chapter meeting
Master Mason observance planned at the Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star tonight at 7 30 in Saco Masonic Hall. Refreshments will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs. June Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicht
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
June Parker
Card of Thanks for Eugene Cantara Bereavement
The Family of the late Eugene Cantara thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy floral tributes Mass cards and support from the Sacred Heart League Saco Firemen and Auxiliary and those who provided funeral cars during our recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League
Saco Firemen
Saco Firemen's Auxiliary
Eugene Cantara
Albert Lefebvre
Bereavement Notice for Albert Lefebvre Family
We extend our heartfelt sympathy for the recent loss of Albert Lefebvre. Thank you for the comforting floral tributes Mass cards and expressions of sympathy shown during our bereavement.
Cadets to Meet in Saco Salvation Army Friday Evening
CHURCH NOTES say Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The gathering is announced in church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
U S Astronaut May Try 22 Orbits In Space
Washington AP Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr may attempt a 34 hour space flight, about 10 hours longer than planned, NASA said a decision on 22 versus 16 orbits will be announced next week. The previous U S orbital flight by Walter M Schirra Jr lasted six orbits over 9 hours 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Leroy Gordon Cooper, Jr
Earth
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Reed Inaugural Speech Outlines Maine Progress Plan
Governor Reed outlines a two year program for Maine focused on welfare, education, and economic development. He supports a regional airport, expanded welfare, a revised unemployment law, and a larger state recreation and tourism effort while urging facilities expansion for the Boys Training Center and state hospitals. He promises budgetary changes and new staff to meet rising demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolloff
Senate
Robert A. Marden
Waterville
Paul A. MacDonald
Reed
House of Representatives
Maine
State Senate
House
Itax
Augusta-Waterville
Probation and Parole Service
Boys Training Center
Augusta
Bangor
Portland Municipal
Outdoor Recreation
State Park Commission
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Economic Development
New England
Boston
Crescent Beach
Cape Elizabeth
DED
Reed outlines Maine education funding needs and expansions
Governor Reed warns education will strain state resources in the coming biennium. He calls for higher subsidies to towns and a raise in minimum teacher salaries with protections to shield municipalities. Additional funds are sought for University of Maine enrollments, state teachers colleges, and emergency legislation to open the Presque Isle vocational technical institute next fall plus expanded funding for the South Portland vocational institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Reed
University of Maine
Vocational Technical Institute
Presque Isle
Maine Vocational Technical Institute
South Portland
Woman Pleads To Two Charges In Local Court
Mrs Pauline D Mevnier 44 of RFD 1 Biddeford admitted guilt to two traffic counts in Biddeford Municipal Court. She pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without headlights after dark and to driving without a license. She paid a $10 fine for the headlight offense and the license charge was continued for sentence by Associate Judge Gerard G Nason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline D. Mevnier
RFD 1
Biddeford
Mevnier
Gerard G. Nason
J C Sharpe’s dairy farm becomes 18 hole recreation center
J C Sharpe converted a 240 acre Lafayette dairy farm into a recreation center with an 18 hole course. The facility offers rides and softball facilities and hosts school church groups clubs and family reunions, drawing crowds this year and planning weekends next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ala
J.C. Sharpe
Antonia Cotsis Weds Peter Kretsepes in Biddeford Rite
Miss Antonia Cotsis married Peter Kretsepes in a December 2 ceremony at St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Biddeford officiated by Rev Alexander Xanthakis. Bride is daughter of Sophocles and Mrs Cotsis of Biddeford and groom is son of Mr and Mrs Steve Kretsepes of Dover New Hampshire. They honeymooned in Florida and will reside at 15 Dover Point Road Dover NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Cotsis
Peter Kretsepes
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Biddeford
Alexander Xanthakis
Sophocles Cotsis
Prospect Street
Steve’ Kretsepes
School Street
Dover
N. H
Florida
Dover Point Road
Dover, N. H
Explorer Post 305 Meets at Mason Street Hall
Explorer Scout Richard Martel presided as Post 305 met at Mason Street Hall last night. Reports covered the annual 305 Salute You award for outstanding scouts and a December 22 to 24 Eliot outing for York County explorers. Gordon Day of Biddeford spoke on emergency service awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer
Richard Martel
Explorer Post 305
Mason Street Hall
Eliot
York County
Gordon Day
Biddeford
Malicious Mischief Case Not Pressed in Biddeford
In Biddeford Municipal Court Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason did not press the malicious mischief case against Rene Guignard operator of a Dairy Joy. The state failed to prove boundary lines while George Nutter had claimed Guignard damaged Christmas trees Nutter was selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Guignard
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Nason
George Nutter
Guignard
Nutter
Man Fined $20 For Turnpike Speeding
M Haynes Wheeler aged 54 of Manchester Mass was fined $20 after pleading guilty to speeding 75 mph in a 70 mph zone on the Maine Turnpike. Associate Judge William F Wilson Jr presided at Saco Municipal Court. State Trooper Duane Millette brought the charge through attorney Simon Spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Haynes Wheeler
Manchester
Mass
Maine
William F. Wilson, Jr
Saco
Wheeler
Duane Millette
Atty. Simon Spill
Walnut yield from shelled shelling to cups
A pound of walnuts after shelling yields two cups of nuts.
Bangor Span Restoration Seen Ready
Bangor plans to restore Morse's covered bridge across Kenduskeag Stream after raising 75 000. City contributions total 25 000, with 18 500 received and 6 500 city match. State funds 50 000 plus Augusta 25 000 total contender for new site half a mile downstream from downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Morse
Kenduskeag
Joseph R. Coupal
Augusta
Maine
Highway Safety Committee Seeks Maine Traffic Reforms
Portland AP Maine Highway Safety Committee plans to ask the 101st Legislature for bills on mandatory seat belts for 1964 model cars, mandatory blood tests for drivers and pedestrians in fatal crashes, jail terms for license suspensions violations, and driver education for first time license applicants. Chair Arlyn E. Barnard cites belt safety and alcohol testing as key to investigations and notes untrained drivers cause far more accidents than trained ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Maine
Arlyn E. Barnard
Barnard
Ever serve scrambled eggs with creamed green peas for supper
A playful inquiry about serving scrambled eggs with creamed green peas for supper, inviting ideas for a simple, comforting meal.
Settlement progress seen in dock strike talks
A federal official cites substantial progress in negotiations to end the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike. Harvard professor James Healy will serve as a fact finder on pension and welfare terms as Wirtz reenters talks with AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association and shipping firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
James Healy
Harvard University
James J. Reynolds
Healy
Reynolds
Afl-Cio International
New York Shipping Association
Comptroller Seeks Bank Condition Statements Nationwide
Washington AP reports the Comptroller of the Currency calls for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of Friday, February 28, 1962. The FDIC also requires insured state banks not in the Fed to report, while the Fed requests reports from state member banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Florida airport horse traffic worries officials
VERO BEACH Fla. manager Floyd Boyer says traffic is heavy at the Vero Beach Airport as horsemen ride on runways without fences. He intends to stop the horseplay but did not specify how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vero Beach
Fla
Floyd Boyer
Boyer
New York Papers May Resume Without Printers
New York publishers of nine major newspapers, idle for 27 days, hint at resuming publication without striking printers. They say conciliation has stalled and wage demands threaten viability, while other unions reach tentative agreements as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ced Musc
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Bertram A. Powers
ITV Local 6
Amory H. Bradford
Pubishers Association of
New York City
Powers
Printers’ Union
The
Times
Daily News
Journal-American
World-Telegram & the Sun
Alfred Superior Court Opens January Term
The January term of York County Superior Court at Alfred opened yesterday morning with Justice Charles R. Pomeroy presiding. New court clerk J Albert Merryman and chaplain Rev Harvey Cossaboom attended, as the Grand Jury began in closed session with County Attorney Lloyd LaFountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Charles R. Pomeroy
Portland
J. Albert Merryman
Biddeford
Harvey Cossaboom
Blaisdell Memorial Baptist Church
South Waterboro
Lloyd LaFountain
LaFountain
Justice Pomeroy
Traverse
Superior Court
John H. Reed
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Memoriam
Rachelle Bourcier
Robert
Laura Bouthillette
Arthur St. Onge
Raoul Pothier
Roland Bouthillette
Lionel Bouthillet
St. Joseph’s Church
Omer Blanchette
St. Andre’s Church
Carden
Lester Cohen
48Th St
York 36
N. Y
Mazeoe
Rossy
Highway Safety Committee
Kansas
Hutchinson
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Teamsters Union
Ind
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Guild
Local 6
Deliverers’ Union
Sneider’s Grocery Center
West ST
Main Street
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