Balkan Couple Return From Providence Visit
Mr and Mrs Louis Balkan of Staples Street Old Orchard Beach returned from Providence Rhode Island where they visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Lappin Each family attended rehabilitation and child welfare conferences of the American Legion.
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Louis Balkan
Staples Street
Old Orchard Beach
Providence
R. 1
Harold Lappin
Balkan
American Legion
Benson Obituary Seventy-Year-Old South Waterboro Native Dies
Cecil A. Benson 60 of South Waterboro died after a brief illness in a Portland hospital. He leaves widow Beatrice Benson one son Cecil Arthur Benson five daughters Verna Dow Biddeford Marion Roberts Mexine Whitehouse Alice Whitehouse Hollis Center Muriel Johnson Buxton three sisters Vera Dinsmore Irene Benson Elsie Sargent Goodwins Mills one brother Elton South Waterboro and twenty grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 from Neil Funeral Home 56 State Street Gorham.
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Cecil Asa Benson
South Waterboro
Portland ‘Hospital
Beatrice ‘Weeman Benson
Cecil Arthur Benson
Verna Dow
Biddeford
Marion Roberts
Mexine Whitehouse
Alice Whitehouse
Hollis Center
Muriel Johnson
Buxton
Vera Dinsmore
Irene Benson
Goodwins Mills
Local orders hold meetings across Maine towns
The Biddeford Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Assembly will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Washington Street hall. The Miniwanca Star club of Old Orchard Beach will meet with Mrs. Florence Benson at Mrs. Howard Sands Bay View home Monday night. The auxiliary of the C Fayette Staples post American Legion Old Orchard Beach will meet Monday night at the post home.
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Biddeford
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree
Washington Street Hall
Miniwanca Star Club
Old Orchard Beach
Florence Benson
Howard Sands
Bay View
C. Fayette Staples Post
American Legion
Old, Orched Beach
Post
Sigma Delta
Tre Tale
Cottage Avenue
Church Notes Show Local Youth Groups and Services
A dense list of Sunday and upcoming church events across Wells Old Orchard Beach Saco and nearby towns. Youth fellowships at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach and various Methodist and Advent Christian churches mark 6 30 pm to 7 30 pm gatherings plus morning worship at 10. A pizza supper at White church and choir rehearsals at Unitarian parish house are noted alongside council and mission meetings at Saco churches.
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First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Advent Christian Church
Youth Fellowship of the
White Church
Council of Churches
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Hammond I. Peterson
Ocean Park
Harrison A Taylor 72 Kennebunk resident dies after short illness
Harrison A Taylor of 6 Bourne Street Kennebunk died yesterday in a Biddeford hospital after a short illness. Born Wells November 20 1888 he retired from the Kennebunk Kennebunkport and Wells Water District and earlier worked for the Boston and Maine railroad. Survived by widow Mary Littlefield Taylor son A Harrison Taylor daughter Barbara T Potter five grandchildren brother Donald H Taylor sisters A Carmen Taylor and Ivie West. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 pm Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk with Rev Chester M Staples officiating burial in Hope Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Harrison A. Taylor
Bourne Street
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Wells
Charles
Coral Wormwood Taylor
Kennebunkport
Boston and Maine Railroad
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kennebunk Iire
Grange
Arundel
Mary Littlefield' Taylor
A. Harrison Taylor
Barbara T. Potter
Melrose
Mass
Donald H. Taylor
A. Carmen Taylor
Ivie 'West
Kezar Falls
Pulp Mill Option Taken On Scott Mill in Maine
New York Kennebec River Pulp and Paper Co. said it holds an option to buy Scott Paper Co. groundwood pulp mill in Madison Maine. The option follows a December FTC order requiring divestiture. Scott plans to appeal in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennebec
Young Moderns Tutor Others Through Weekend Program
Five Worcester Lincoln Square Boys Club students develop a tutoring plan aiding 24 students with two hour Saturday sessions. Tutors, including Emer son C. Fersch, guide D to A improvements in algebra, reading, and English. The program, praised by all, aims to boost shy students and showcase how tutoring benefits both giver and receiver.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Lincoln Square Boys’ Club
Worcester
Mass
al Johnson
State Teachers College
Daniel Flynn
Norman Wheeler
Norman
Emerson C. Fersch
Portland Weather Update Gloomy Tonight With Light Snow
Increasing cloudiness in south portions tonight with a chance of light snow and not so cold. Sunday fair and a little colder.
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Portland
Salary Bill Raises Biddeford Officials Pay in 1962
State Rep Alfred Lantagne says a proposed bill to raise Biddeford mayor salary by 1500 and councilmen by 240 would not take effect until January 1 1962 if approved by voters via referendum. The bill would reach law 90 days after adjournment and be sent to the legislature Tuesday with Samuel Slosberg drafting the phrasing.
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Biddeford
Alfred Lantagne
Lantagne
Samuel Slosberg
Legal Affairs Office
Augusta
Saco Police Capable Plumbers Assist Water Shutoffs
Saco police helped two homeowners shut off water mains yesterday. The owner of Fred's czins on Portland Road opened a water main and could not close it. Police shut that main off. Later Mrs. Paul French of 57 Laurel Street reported a leaking faucet and could not locate the main. police found and shut off the water supply.
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Saco
Fred
Portland Road
Paul French
Laurel Street
Traffic Violators Fined In Biddeford
Two motorists faced Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford municipal court this morning. Charles M. Mills, 21, Hagerstown, Md., pleaded guilty to passing a grade and paid a $10 fine. Henry A. Hebert, 44, 52 Birch Street Biddeford, was fined $15 after pleading guilty to driving without a license. State police were complainants in both cases.
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Simon ‘Spill
Biddeford
Charles M. Mills
Hagerstown
Henry A. Hebert
Birch Street
Mayor Cote Drives Plow Through Snow Night
Mayor Charles R. Cote operated one of Saco city's forward control trucks until 11 p.m. to test the equipment radios and observe the snow blower in operation as part of a hands on assessment of city snow response.
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Saco
Charles R. Cote
Cote
US Ambassador Talks of Camp David Spirit in Soviet Talks
The article recalls the Camp David spirit and the stalled 1959 Paris summit after Khrushchev’s walkout, noting he would not meet Eisenhower but would discuss with the next president. It cites Khrushchev’s harsh views on capitalism and a Moscow meeting between Thompson and the premier in the Kremlin.
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David
Paris
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U. S
America
Thompson
Kremlin
Rockland Yarmouth Ferry Plan Seeks $1 Million Bill
City officials will ask the Legislature to pass a bill to appropriate one million dollars for a Rockland to Yarmouth Nova Scotia ferry pier and operating costs. Yarmouth has already requested $125,000 from Nova Scotia to help finance the service, in addition to funding for the Yarmouth Bar Harbor route.
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Rockland
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Bar Harbor
Saco Mothers To March On Polio
Saco City hall to serve as headquarters January 26 from 6 to 7 pm for the Saco Mothers March. Co chairs Marie Lunetta Geneva Ladd and Howard Shaffer urge volunteers to staff the center and join ward and section leaders in the effort to raise funds for polio birth defects arthritis and related conditions.
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Saco City Hall
Saco
Marie Lunetta
Geneva Ladd
Howard Shaffer
Lunetta
National Treasury
Women of America
Ward 2
Earle Emens
Wendell Crown
Anniversary Mass Plans for 10th Year at St. Andre
Msgr. Aime Giguere of St. Andre parish Biddeford and Notre Dame hospital anniversary committee outline plans for a 10th anniversary Mass at 7 30 p m February 2 at the church. Bishop Feeney and party will depart 7 20 from the rectory escorted by the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Guard of Honor.
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Aime Giguere
St. Andre Parish
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Daniel J. Feeney
St. Andre Rectory
Knights of Columbus
Hospital
William Sutton
Joseph
Fred) Warner
St. Francis College Faclty
St. Joseph
Maurice Hebert
St. Francis College
Hebert
Francis Murphy
St. Andre Men’s Choir
Charles Proulx
Laura Proulx
Irene Auger
Msgr
Giguere
Women Require Proper Clothing Going To Sea
JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP News features guides women on sea attire for cruising. It stresses practical, sun-smart wardrobes with weather adaptable fabrics, water repellent materials, and non slip footwear. Glamour is possible with color and light fabrics, while minimal makeup and compact gear suit sea conditions.
Trustees Open UMaine Board Meetings to Press
Orono amid a shift toward transparency the University of Maine board of trustees votes to open future meetings to press and broadcast representatives. The governor appointed panel meets quarterly on January April September and November with an annual June commencement session and can hold special sessions on request. President Lloyd H Elliott notes reporters have not previously been invited to cover sessions.
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Orono
University of Maine
Iits
Lloyd H. Elliott
Mental Health Workshop Continues York County Series
A Monday 7:30 pm meeting at the Webhannett club Kennebunk will advance plans for a permanent York County mental health group. Linwood Brown of Sweetser Children’s Home will lead discussions on forming the county unit and addressing local needs. A second agenda topic covers pertinent legislation affecting this field. Open to all interested citizens.
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York County
Webhannett Club
Kennebunk
Mary A. Worthley
West Lebanon
Linwood Brown
Sweetser Children’s Home
Saco
York York County
Warren Peterson
Birthday Jubilant as Stewart Turns 101 in Kennedy News
Robert P. Stewart celebrated his 101st birthday at home while watching John F. Kennedy’s inauguration on television. The lifelong Democrat expressed happiness with the day and praised Kennedy as a very smart man in a Skowhegan, Maine setting.
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Skowhegan
Robert P. Stewart
Kennedy
Gift From Kennedy Fulfills Sixth Birthday Wish
Brenda Morin wrote to John F Kennedy wishing for an autographed picture as her sixth birthday gift. The request was fulfilled Friday on Kennedy's inauguration day, marking her birthday and the historic event in Lewiston.
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Kennedy Lewiston
Brenda Morin
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Disney moves into color TV with Wonderful World of Color
Walt Disney outlines new NBC season built around color television. The program titled Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color will explain the rise of color in animation and feature Ludwik Von Drake lectures, a Donald in Mathematicland segment, and a science cartoon. Plans call for color heavy backlog and a Sunday air slot aimed at a 50 50 audience split.
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Hollywood
Walt Disney
NBC
Ludwik von Drake
Donald
Mathematicland
Disney
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