Local Legion Auxiliary and Catholic Order of Foresters Meet
A Lafayette court Catholic Order of Foresters meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 in the Emery street hall Biddeford. The Past Presidents Parley of Owen-Davis unit American Legion auxiliary will gather Tuesday at 8 p m at Mrs Priscilla Hooper 64 James street Saco. The Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley unit American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Biddeford City building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Biddeford
Owen-Davis
American Legion § Auxiliary
Priscilla Hooper
James Street
Saco
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Biddeford City
Church Notes Show Tuesday Services Across Local Churches
Holy Communion observed Tuesday at 6 a m in Christ Episcopal Biddeford. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Full Gospel Wells Route 9 A off Route 109. Prayer and Bible study Tuesday at 7 30 p m First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Home League of Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Thornton Academy Band Parents meet tonight at 7 30 in school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
The
Saco Salvation Army
Thornton Academy Band Parents Club
Woman Injured In Car Hits Pole In Kennebunk
Mrs. Wilma Wells of Depot Street Kennebunk sustained minor injuries when her 1961 sedan skidded on Summer Street toward Kennebunk and hit a utility pole. Front end heavy damage noted. Wells treated for right leg injuries by Dr Harry Lapirow. Police Chief Frank Stevens and Officer Paul Wormwood investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wells
Kennebunk
Jack Benny Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary
Comedian Jack Benny marked his 35th wedding anniversary with Mary Livingston on a Sunday in Hollywood. The couple met in Los Angeles during a musical and wed in Waukegan Illinois in 1997. Benny quips she has a great deal of courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Benny
Mary Livingston
Los Angeles
Waukegan
Ill
Mary
Jack
Poisoning identified among Maine coeds
University of Maine researchers traced the illness sending eleven coeds to the infirmary to staphylococcic food poisoning. Dr. Robert A. Graves, infirmary director, said one ingredient in a chef's salad was contaminated but the exact item could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRONO
University of Maine
Robert A. Graves
Deaths Mrs Marieanne Rhodes 83 Biddeford
Mrs Marieanne Rhodes 83 of 36 George street Biddeford died Saturday at a local hospital. Born in Canada daughter of Hercule and Marcelline Langlois widow of William Rhodes she is survived by a sister Mrs Alidea Mercier Saco a granddaughter Mrs Norman Gassett Claremont NH and several nephews and nieces Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 am from St Andre church Biddeford where she was a communicant Friends may call this afternoon until 4 and this evening from 7 to 9 at the Cote Funeral home Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marieanne Rhodes
George Street
Biddeford
Canada
Hercule
Marcelline ‘Bergeron
Langlois
William Rhodes
Alidea Mercier
Saco
Norman Gassett
Claremont
N. H
St. Andre Church
iFriends
Cote Funeral Home
James and
Beach Streets
Ethel DeGrasse former Old Orchard Beach resident dies
Ethel Lettie DeGrasse 68 wife of Daniel DeGrasse of Standish died at her Shore Road home. Born August 15 1892 in Upton she was daughter of Fred and Janet Ellingwood and member of Old Orchard Beach Washington Avenue Methodist Church. Survived by widower three daughters and three sons along with 14 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco with calling hours Wednesday. Burial in Buxton Lower Corner cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lettie DeGrasse
Daniel DeGrasse
Standish
Old Orchard Beach
Shore Road
Upton
Fred
Janet Brown Ellingwood
Washington Avenue
Ernie Kovacs to be buried with simple rites
Hollywood comedian Ernie Kovacs who died in a wreck at age 42 will be buried today in Presbyterian rites. His widow Edie Adams arranged a brief church service and private burial at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills with no eulogy. Active pallbearers include Jack Lemmon Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Billy Wilder Dick Quinn and Joe Mikalos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Ernie
Edie Adams
Forest Lawn
Hollywood Hills
Jack Lemmon
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Billy Wilder
Dick Qiune
Joe Mikalos
Funeral Rites for Albert J. Madore at St. Joseph Church
Funeral services were held at St. Joseph church with a solemn requiem high mass celebrated by Rev. Sylvio Levesque. Assisting clergy included Rev. Georges Plante and Rev. Marc Franck. Burial followed at St. Joseph cemetery with out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Madore
St. Joseph Church
Sylvio Levesque
Georges Plante
Saco
Marc Franck
Diana Rousselle
Fernand Madove
Paul Mercier
Maurice Gregoire
Oliver Gregoire
Rene Bergeron
Emile Bergeron
St. Joseph Cemetery
Fr. Levesque
Robert Heeney
Kittery
William Baron
Lizzie Duval
Lowell
Mass
Funeral services for John Armstrong former Saco officer
Funeral services were held Saturday at Cote Funeral Home Saco for John Armstrong former member of the Saco Police Force. Rev Maurice Boland officiated with Beavers from the Saco Police including Capt Oscar Tardif Sgt Charles Hennessy and Patrolmen Lawrence LeClair and Joseph Mason. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco with prayers at the grave by Rev Fr Boland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Beach
James Street
Maurice Boland
Most Holy Trinity Church
Beavers
Oscar Tardif
Charles Hennessy
Lawrence LeClair
Joseph Mason
Laural Hill Cemetery
Boland
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Oakes in Biddeford area
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Oakes aged 69, of 69 Prospect Street Biddeford, widow of William Oakes, were held Saturday afternoon at the Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco with Rev. Morley Durest Gorham officiating. Entombment followed at Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Oakes
Prospect Street
Biddeford
William Oakes
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Morley Durest
Gorham
Greenwood Cemetery
Girl Scouts Make Valentine Favors
Girl Scout Troop 28 met at the Girl Scout hall on Saturday led by Mrs. Laurette Gauvin with assistant Mrs. Therese Hardy. They made Valentine favors for Togus, collected dues, and discussed badge work. attendees included Denise Doyon, Elaine Frechette, Candace Lawrence, Diane LeBlond, Ethel Tousignant, Louise Letellier, Ann Tousignant, Susan Boucher, Nancy Delage, Germaine Dumont, oan Boisvert, Colette Lapierre, Nancy Demeule, Suzanne Beaulier, Paul ette Brochu, Martha Conroy, Denise Dubois, Diane Houde, Paula Martel, and Elaine Remillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
Laurette Gauvin
Therese Hardy
Valentine
Togus
Denise Doyon
Elaine Frechette
Candace Lawrence
Diane LeBlond
Ethel Tousignant
Louise Letellier
Ann Tousignant
Susan Boucher
Nancy Delage
Germaine Dumont
Oan Boisvert
Colette Lapierre
Nancy Demeule
Suzanne Beaulier
Paulette Brochu
Martha Conroy
Denise Dubois
Diane Houde
Paula Martel
Elaine Remillard
Pilot lands ski plane to aid stricken lumberman
Guided by car headlights, pilot Ed ward Comber junior landed a snow covered Portage Lake ski plane to fly a stricken lumberman to a water nearby hospital. The daring rescue underscores the rugged aid sequence in harsh winter terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Comber, Jr
Portage Lake
Hazardous Driving Weather With Coastal Small Craft Warning
A Portland report notes hazardous driving conditions this afternoon with cloudy skies occasional rain and fog. coastal small craft warning in effect. Temperatures rise slowly with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight rain and drizzle end milder then colder with possible brief snow flurries and north winds 15 to 25 mph. Tuesday remains cloudy and colder with 10 to 20 mph winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Interior
Sen Erwin On Committee For Library Week
Portland Maine announces a committee for National Library Week in April with 24 members. Attendees include Gov John Reed State Senator James S Erwin Waterville John Gould Lisbon Falls and others from libraries schools and associations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
L. Robert Porteous, Jr
Maine
Motel
Augusta
Porteous
John Reed
James S. Erwin
York
Robert Marden
Waterville
John Gould
Lisbon Falls
Robert Sprague
Roy
Scouts of America
Guy Butler
Bethel
Maine Hotel Association
James M. Philips
Norway
Maine Bankers Association
Linargans
Richard Harwell
Bowdoin College
Marian B. Rowe
Maine Historical Library
Ruth Hazelton
Roland Atchison
Houston Cary Library
Maine Library Association
Lyssa Abbott
Portland Public Library
Frances Lombard
Portland High School
Zonta Club
Albert J. Schiro
Bangor, Maine Merchants Association
Special Prizes At St Francis Whist Party
Twenty three tables were in play at a St Francis college whist party. Special prizes went to Mrs Ernest Therrien Mrs Napoleon Frechette and Miss Rolande Ville neuv. The consolation prize was won by Mrs Albertine Payer and high scorer was Mrs Annie Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Ernest Therrien
Napoleon Frechette
Rolande Villeneuve
Albertine Payer
Annie Harmon
Rey
Frederick Belanger
OFM
Alma Sylvestre
Clarence A. Lombard
Gerad A. Beaudoin
Alfred Cassette
Elise Nolette
Eva Deschesne
Therese Letarte
Mabel Ayotte
Robert Ladderbush
Dee Blow
Ruth Goodson
Raymond Daigle
Laurette Souliere
Carole St. Ours
Arthur Daigle
Juliette Gagne
Arthur Boissonneault
Lena Durette
Thief Targets Family Budget in Break-In
Cranson police seek a burglar who broke into Vincent Di Falco's home in Cranston Rhode Island yesterday and stole $90 from the family budget. The thief diverted cash from envelopes tied to rent and a planned car purchase, taking 20 from rent, 10 from insurance, and 60 from a car fund, leaving 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston
R. I
Vincent di Falco
di- Falco
Hospital Update On Cecil Laweryson In Bingham
Cecil Laweryson of Bingham was at Ville hospital for under an hour before being treated for an internal ailment. The brief note indicates a swift medical response and ongoing care.
Dearborn Named Congressional Intern for Muskie Office
Joan B Dearborn of Biddeford was named a congressional intern in Senator Edmund S Muskie s Washington office. A University of Maine journalism major and junior, she joins February 5 under the university internship program now in its fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Joan B. Dearborn
Biddeford
Washington
Miss Dearborn
University of Maine
Sen. Muskie
Department of History and Government
Dearborn
University
Donald W. Dearborn
River Road
Dirigo
National Honor Society
Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy Registers 40 Students for Math Test
The academy completed registrations for 40 students to take annual nationwide tests by the Mathematical Association of America and Society of Actuaries. Dominic DiBiase will supervise the administration on March 8, with tests sent to state national headquarters for judging. Mid-year exams are set for January 23 24 and 25 under Headmaster Robert Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Mathematical Association of America
Society of Actuaries
Dominic DiBiase
Academy
Robert Bowie
Industry Sends Recruiters To Maine Campus
Industry recruiters visit the University of Maine during the week of January 15 to 19, hosting twenty employers and agencies. Companies include Corning Glass Works, Rohm and Haas, Marathon Paper, Union Carbide Plastics, Proctor and Gamble Charmin division, Allis-Chalmers, Scott Paper, Dupont, Mead, Mitre, CIA, Norden, Riegel Paper, General Electric, and American Insurance, with sessions split by day from Monday to Friday. Final exams block visits January 22 to February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.I. Dupont de Nemours and Company
Mead Corporation
United Aircraft Corporation
Marriage Intentions Filed In Saco And Biddeford
Marriage intentions on file at the Saco City clerk's office list Albert R. Robitaille of Biddeford and Diana E. Mooney of Saco. Marcel R. Desrosiers of Biddeford and Elizabeth Ann Simkowitz of Saco also appear on the docket with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City
Albert R. Robitaille
Red 1
Biddeford
Diana E. Mooney
Irving Street
Saco
Marcel R. Desrosiers
Foss Street
Elizabeth Ann Simkowitz
Wharf Street
Catholic Communique Warns Against Paganism and Moral Disorientation
A church communique previews an upcoming council to condemn rising currents of paganism and psychoanalytic justifications that oppose the moral order. It recalls Pope Pius XII on moral disorientation and the belief in sin as essential to truth. The document warns that denial of sin and denial of God erode moral order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
Commission
Pius XII
Police Probe Break Theft In Airport Garage Biddeford
Biddeford police investigate a night break in the airport garage on Elm Street. A cigarette and a candy machine were pried open with a screwdriver and coins stolen. Manager Samuel Karlin reported the incident to police this morning. no exterior force signs were found. Officer George Friary noted the office door may have been left unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiport
Elm Street
Biddeford
Samuel Karlin
George Friary
Two Biddeford Crashes Reported With No Injuries
Police said two separate accidents in Biddeford yesterday and this morning left no injuries. In the Alfred road collision around 4 30 a m Wilfred DeCormier 58 of Sanford and Romeo Boucher 47 Biddeford backed out of a driveway. Damages were not estimated. Officers Morin and Cote investigated. A second crash on upper South street involved Leonard Verrier 43 Simard avenue and Raymond Girard 23 South street with extensive damage. Girard said he momentarily looked away and could not avoid Verrier’s car. Investigating were Officers Guilmette and Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Wilfred DeCormier
Sanford
Romeo Boucher
West Street
Alfred Road
DeCormier
Boucher
Adelbert Morin
Leo Cote
Leonard A. Verrier
Simard Avenue
Raymond N. Girard
South Street
Upper South Street
Verrier
Goodwins Mills
Girard
Alfred Guilmette
Raymond Warner
New England Colleges Fund Tops 504000 Beating 1960 Total
The New England Colleges fund reached $504,000 in 1961, up 15 percent from 1960’s $442,000. Forty threeGifts from 77 new donors and 65 organizations boosted the total gifts to 430, with 25 independent liberal arts colleges sharing the unrestricted funds. Eight and a half percent of the total covered operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Colleges Fund
William E. Park
Simmons College
Liberal Arts Coleges
New England
Park
Amherst
Bates
Boston
Bowdoin
Clark
Colby
Connecticut
Dartmouth
Emmanuel
Fairfield
Holy Cross
Middlebury
Mount Holyoke
Providence
Radcliffe, Regis
St. Anselm
St. Michael
Simmons
Smith
Tufts
Wellesley
Wesleyan
Wheaton
Williams
Portland Youth Killed in Brookline Auto Crash
A 20 year old Portland Maine youth was killed Saturday in an automobile accident that sent seven others to a hospital. James Tirabassi a sophomore at Northeastern University was a passenger in a car that struck another vehicle then hit a tree. Tirabassi was captain of Deering High School golf team in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Brookline
Mass
Maine
James Tirabassi
Northeastern Univerity
Tirabassi I
Deering High i
DAR Chapter Hears Talk On Highway Safety
The January meeting of Rebec ca Emery chapter DAR at Canal National Bank Saco featured Mrs. Dorothy Tarbox introducing Mrs. Robert Johnson who spoke on Highway Safety. She urged seat belts and noted that 15 to 24 year olds and drivers over 75 have differing accident rates. Twenty-two members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Emery
Dar
Canal National Bank
Saco
Ruby Irish
Helen Mahoney
Gertrude Pease
National Defense
Ella Luman
Clarence Holt
Margaret Strout
Fort Mary Dar
Hill
Edith Barry
Library Fund
William F. Duffy
Exregent
Raymond W. Riedel
Ina Emery
Dorothy Tarbox
Robert Johnson
Biddeford
Governor's’ Highway Safety Committee
Johnson
Salle Charite Whist Winners Listed in Weekly Event
In the La Salle Charite weekly whist series a Saturday event crowned winners. Women first went to Mrs. Anna Chenard with Gerard Chretien taking the men’s top prize. Second places went to Mrs. Clara Quirion and Adolphe Remillard. Arsene Lizotte earned the women’s consolation prize and Robert De Silva the men’s. Special prize recipients included Medley Beaulevau, Conrad Nolette, Joseph Blais, Laurette Champagne, and Robert Lambert. Refreshments followed prize announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Charite
Alfred Grenier
Arsene Lizotte
Francoise Gendron
Pauline Garon
Adelard St. Ours
Priscille Lambert
Anna Chenard
Gerard Chretien
Clara Quirion
Adolphe Remillard
Robert de Silva
Medley Beaulieau
Conrad Nolette
Joseph Blais
Laurette Champagne
Robert Lambert
1962 Maine Highway Map Goes On Public Distribution
The 1962 official Maine Highway route maps are being distributed by the State Highway Commission to offices and agencies including Economic Development Publicity Bureau chambers of commerce and travel bureaus. The new edition features a redesigned cover and back, updated routes due to construction and interstate mileage, color coding for counties parks and cities, insert maps for urban areas and a distances index among 49 Maine towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
State Highway Commission
Maine State Highway Commission
Department of Economic Development
Publicity Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
Travel Bureaus
Bangor
Portland
U .S
New Hampshire
Canada
Rumford-Mexico
Bangor-Brewer
Saco - Biddeford
Waterville - Winslow
Portland- South Portland
Auburn-Lewiston
Augusta
Kittery
Acadia National Park
Thornton Debaters Sweep Best Speaker Honors at New Hampshire Meet
Nancy Ross and Eddie Beard of Thornton Academy earned best speaker honors at the New England high school debate tournament at the University of New Hampshire. Ross won best speaker in two affirmative debates, Beard in two negative debates. The Thornton teams posted four wins and two losses, with the affirmative squad defeating Dover High and Holderness while losing to Holyoke. The negative team beat St John Preparatory Danvers and Rockland High, then fell to St Columkill in Massachusetts. Twenty four high schools participated in the novice tournament, sponsored by UNH Extension and the Department of Speech and Drama for area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Nancy Ross
Eddie Beard
New England
University of New Hampshire
Ross
Beard
Thornton
Miss Ross
Cynthia Freeman
Dover High School
Holderness Preparatory School
New Hampshire
Holyoke High
Massachusetts
Academy
Brian Arsenault
St. John Preparatory School
Danvers
Mass
Rockland High School
St. Columbkill High
University of New Hampshire Extension Service
Department of Speech and Drama
Saco
Mahlon Rowe
English and
Speeding and DUI Hearings In Biddeford Court
In Biddeford Municipal Court Assistant Judge Gerald C. Nason ordered the filing of a speeding case against Stephen W. Leffler 21 of East Lebanon who was found guilty of speeding 35 mph in a 15 mph zone on Main Street Leffler claimed clutch trouble and insisted he was not speeding. Ralph G. Gregoire 35 of 45 Summer Street Biddeford was found not guilty of driving under the influence of liquor with the case continued. Chester M. Ball Hills Beach pleaded to speeding 60 mph in a 50 mph zone on Pool Road with sentence continued Baptiste J. Gervais Jr 5 Shelva Avenue Biddeford was found guilty of speeding 60 mph in a 40 mph zone on Pool Road sentence also continued State Trooper Hollis G. Dixon of Biddeford was the complainant in both speeding cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Leffler
East Lebanon
Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
Leffler
Main Street
Leo J. Cote
Ralph G. Gregoire
Summer Street
Gregoire
Sherwood W. Baston
Alfred Street
Bid
Baptiste J. Gervais, Jr
Shelva Avenue
Biddord
Pool Road
Hollis G. Dixon
Common Market talks set to widen tariff cuts
United States officials aim to expand the reciprocal trade program as Brussels negotiates a second stage of a three phase plan with the Common Market. The agreement could reduce Common Market tariffs by 20 percent while U S cuts remain up to 20 percent. Howard Peterson led the talks with West Germany France Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg. The Brussels talks pave the way for broader European deals and possible US bilateral pacts. In Biddeford the city council meets at 8 pm to draft the 1962 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kennedy
State Department
Brussels
Howard Peterson
United States
Common Market
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Stocks Rise Slightly on Merger Hopes and Rail Gains
New York stocks edged up at noon as profit taking trimmed Central and Pennsy after merger talk. The AP average rose 0.40 to 258.00 with rails up 0.30 and industrials +0.40, while steel shares fell and other major names showed small moves. Dow Jones reached 712.37, aided by rail strength and selective gains across groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Associated Press
Central
Pennsy
Off
Off 'S
Amerada
American Cyanamid
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
North American Aviation
General Motors
Woolworth
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Three Traffic Violators Are Fined In Saco
Three traffic violators were fined in a Saco Municipal Court session. Armand Marcotte 32 Sanford paid 10 dollars for passing a red light at Beach and Main and 20 dollars for speeding 45 mph in a 25 mph zone. Everett L Quattrone 16 Saco paid 50 dollars for operating with an inadequate muffler. Wayne W Wyman 32 Kennebunk paid 10 dollars for speeding 45 mph in a 25 mph zone on Old Orchard Road. Saco police were complainants in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Armand Marcotte
Sanford
Beach
Main Streets
Marcotte
Everett L. Quattrone
Roebuck Avenue
Wayne W. Wyman
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Road
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council Holds January Session
Mrs. Geraldine Hutchins of Biddeford leads the Gorgeana Council at the January session in North Parish Congregational Church Sanford. Delegates to the Senior Roundup in Vermont include Mary Reilly Alice Burr Susan McIntyre Stetson with alternates Nadeau Jennison Emery Myer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hutchins
Biddeford
Gorgeana
North Saco Crew Responds First to Fire Call
The North Saco Volunteer Fire department led the response to a fire at Frank Prior’s house on Flag Pond Road Saco early this morning. Central Fire Department units aided with booster lines and hose. Cause listed as a short circuit in heating tape. fire reported at 6 37 a.m. returned 7 38 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Saco
Frank Prior
Flag Pond Road
Saco
Central Fire Department
Scenic Maine lakes and highway views entice travelers
Two photographs accompany a caption urging motorists to enjoy hundreds of miles of nature along Maine’s lakes and the Interstate 95 corridor from Augusta to Waterville and Fairfield. The images highlight tranquil scenery and connected travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
America
Augusta
Waterville
Fairfield
Gas Main Break Fix Affects Bangor Customers
Firemen and police guarded a gas main break in front of Citizens Utilities Co. Workers repaired the 1 inch break after dark and service was to be restored to about 2,000 customers in Bangor and Brewer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Citizens Utilities Co
Brewer
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Edgar M. Landry
Avon, Conn
Alexander Jalbert
Sturbridge
Rudolph Jalbert
Marie Louise Demers
Raoul Bouchard
Albert Sanschagrin
Berlin
Marion T. McAuley
Grand Court of
Norman K McAuley
Parnell Burrill
Marion Dexheimer
Virginia Charles
Dward Cloudman
Carlton Burrill
Flora Anderson
Jack Benney
Mfg
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
Scarborough
Dial Tucker
L. R. Joncas
Old Orchard
Dial
Wellington
Ethel DeGrasse
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
A.M
Sen. Erwin
St. Francis
Joan Dearborn
Industry
Salle Charite
Biddeford Court
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council
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