Artisans meeting attendees and service members listed
Ralph Simard and Mrs Simard attended the Lewiston Artisans society state meeting as officers. Navy personnel include Cpl Robert B Clough USMC son of Mrs Robert M Smith Biddeford serving training in the Caribbean. Robert A Goudreau USN airman son of Mrs Armina Moreau Biddeford aboard USS Franklin D Roosevelt at Mayport. Alexander P Dascanio Jr USN electrician mate trainee son of Mr and Mrs Dascanio Kennebunk graduating February 6 at Great Lakes. Robert D Murphy USN boatswain’s mate aboard USS Capricorns on a five month Mediterranean cruise with Sixth Fleet. Mr and Mrs Charles Shannon Saco injured in Wells crash remain on critical list at Webber Hospital with Mrs Shannon in similar condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artisans Society
Lewiston
Ralph Simard
Simard
Robert B. Clough
USMC
Robert M. Smith
Biddeford
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Caribbean
Robert A. Goudreau
USN
Armina Moreau
Hill Street
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mayport
Fla
Alexander P. Dascanio, Jr
Alexander P. Dascanio
Sea Road
Kennebunk
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Robert D. Murphy
Edward F. Murphy
Western Avenue
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Charles Shannon
Elm Street
Saco
Wells Friday
Webber Hospital
Shannon
Biddeford Saco club sets 7 30 meeting at president home
A special meeting of the cabaret social chairmen and the executive board of the Biddeford Saco Community Service club is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 30 at the home of president Mrs Kay Schaffer 13 Granite Street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabaret
Tuesday Religious Services and Meetings Listed
Holy Communion is observed Tuesday at 6 a m in Christ Episcopal Church Biddeford A prayer meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel Church Route A off Route 109 Wells A prayer and Bible study will be held Tuesday at 730 p m at the First Baptist Church Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 730 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Route-A
Route
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Orchard Beach
Saco Salvation Army
Salle Charite Weekly Card Party Returns
The Salle Charite weekly whist event continued Saturday night in the club hall with a special committee to announce scores and handle refreshments. Winners were Mrs Juliette Quinn and Adelard St Ours first prize, Liliane Grenier and Robert Berube second, Germaine St Ours and Medley Beaulieu consolation. Robert Berube among several special prize recipients. The series continues with another hall event and hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Charite
Alfred Grenier
Pauline Garon
Arsene Lizotte
Leo Marcoux
Marcel Garon
Lucien Ruel
Juliette Quinn
Adelard St. Ours
Liliane Grenier
Robert Berube
Germaine St. Ours
Medley Beaulieu
Noella Martel
Alberique Soucy
Georgiana Lizotte
Conrad Nolette
Anna Paquette
Robert DeSilva
Gerard Chretien
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Acknowledgments
We extend sincere thanks to the nuns and nurses of Notre Dame Hospital and Dr. Larochelle for their care of Mr. Pierre Ledoux. Gratitude goes to relatives friends and all who sent flowers cards and offered sympathy during our bereavement. Miss Yvonne Boutin Mrs. Calixte Lambert and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gendron
Rita Deshler
Notre Dame Hospital
Dr. Larochelle
Pierre Ledoux
Yvonne Boutin
Calixte Lambert
Deaths Mary L Finn 84 Widow of Cornelius Finn
Mary L Finn 84 widow of Cornelius Finn died at her home 169 Ferry Road Saco born in Biddeford daughter of Timothy and Ellen Sullivan resided in Biddeford until about ten years ago. Survived by son John and daughter Helen both of Saco. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass Most Holy Trinity Church Saco. Burial at St Mary Cemetery. Friends may call Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Finn
Cornelius Finn
Ferry Road
Saco
Biddeford
Timothy
Ellen Twomey Sullivan
Most Holy Trinity Church
St. Mary
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm Street
Wilfred Boisvert Rites Planned After Short Illness
Wilfred Boisvert aged 78 of 7 Hill Street Biddeford died Saturday after a short illness. Born in Canada to Joseph and Marie Nadeau Boisvert he worked 35 years in Bates Manufacturing weave room retiring seven years ago. Survived by two brothers Elzear Victoriaville Quebec Willie Manchester N H a sister Mrs Philips Ouellette Victoriaville. Funeral 9 am Tuesday at St Andre church with burial in Mt Calvary cemetery Manchester NH. Friends may call Cote Funeral Home Saco today 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Boisvert
Hill Street
Biddeford
Canada
Joseph and
Marie Nadeau Boisvert
Bates Manufacturing Company
St. Andre Church
Elzear
Victoriaville
Quebec
Willie
Manchester
N. H
Philips Ouellette
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Beach Street
Saco
Death of Reina Boucher is reported in Saco obituary
Reina Boucher 67 of 70 Common Street Saco died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born April 26 1894 in St Norbert d Arthabaska daughter of Joseph and Virginia Lacourse Cote she retired in 1958 from Bates Manufacturing. She is survived by husband George two sons John Baltimore Md and Paul Scarborough one daughter Mrs Jeanette Purdy of Saco five brothers several nieces and nephews and five grandsons. Funeral arrangements are set with Emond Funeral Home and Notre Dame de Lourdes church with services Wednesday at 8 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reina Boucher
Common Street
Saco
St. Norbert d'Arthabaska
Joseph
Virginia Lacourse Cote
Bates Manufacturing Company
Notre Dame de Lourdes
George
John
Baltimore
Paul
Scarborough
Jeannette Purdy
Hormidas
Asbestos
P. Q
Willie Cote
Victoriaville
Henry
Adelard Cote
Biddeford
Bertha Cote
Hartford
Widow Eunice Tomlinson 88 Dies in Maine Convalescent Home
Eunice Tomlinson of Thornton Avenue Saco widow of Samuel C. Tomlinson died Saturday night in a Lyman convalescent home. Born July 19 1873 in Woodbury Connecticut she was daughter of James and Helen Huntington. Survived by daughter Emily Tomlinson four grandchildren and one great grandchild a son predeceased. Body to be moved to Woodbury for funeral Tuesday at Munson Funeral Home with burial in Woodbury cemetery. Dennett and Craig Funeral Home, Saco, handling local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Tomlinso
Samuel C. Tomlinson
Thornton Avenue
Saco
Lyman
Woodbury
Conn
James and
Helen (Parker) Huntington
Emily Tomlinson
Munson Funeral Home
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
St Anne Sodality to Pray for Yvonne Drouin
Members of St Anne sodality meet at Sansoucy Funeral Home in Biddeford tonight at 7 30 to say prayers for former sodality member Mrs Yvonne Drouin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne Sodality
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Biddeford
Yvonne Drouin
the Sodality
Funeral Services for Mrs Yvonne Drouin
Funeral services for Mrs Yvonne Drouin of 508 Main Street Biddeford will be held from St Joseph Church Biddeford tomorrow morning at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Drouin
Main Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Funeral services for Agnes G Cunningham in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes G. Cunningham of 114 Pleasant Street Saco were held Saturday at 2 p m at Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco with Rev Stanley A Bennett pastor of the Saco United Baptist Church officiating and burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes G. Cummingham
Pleasant Street
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Pharmaceutical Meeting Scheduled in Biddeford and Portland
The York County Pharmaceutical Association will hold a dinner meeting Thursday evening at Wonderbar steak house in Biddeford. Joseph O. Shaw of South Portland, sales manager for a Portland drug firm, will speak with movie slides. The nominating committee will report a new officer slate. S Willis Gowen of Kennebec, association president, arranged the program. A Cumberland County pharmaceutical group delegation and the Traveling Men's Association will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Pharmaceutical Association
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Joseph O. Shaw
South Portland
Portland
Shaw
S. Willis Gowen
Kenneunk
The
Associaion
Cumberland County Parmaceutical Association
Te Traveling Men’s Association
Portland Weather Summary Tends Very Cold Air this Week
This afternoon in Portland is sunny and very cold with high clouds. Tuesday brings fair skies and continued cold with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph, then light variable tonight. Highs 1 to 13 and lows from 5 below to 15 below zero. Extended five day outlook calls for 3 to 7 degrees below normal, little precipitation, and a brief warm spell Thursday and Friday before colder again by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Biddeford Man Faces Saco Court Charges
Kenneth H. King, 34, of 365 Main Street Biddeford, charged with failure to make himself known after an accident on Beach Street. Police say a James A. Hobbins, 33, of 61 Wentworth Street Biddeford, car was sideswiped by a hit and run vehicle parked facing south on Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. King
Main Street
Biddeford
Saco
Beach Street
James A. Hobbins
Wentworth Street
Peach Couple Hospitalized In Saco Accident
Two weekend accidents investigated by Old Orchard Beach police. Frank Bernier and his wife Patricia hospitalized at Webber hospital after colliding with a parked car on Saco avenue. both sustained injuries. In a second collision Emerson Armstrong escaped injury when his car struck a fence at Wagon Wheel trailer park, fence damage $100, car totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Bernier
Seaview Avenue
Patricia
Webber Hospital
Saco Avenue
Bernier
Saco
Millard J. Ellis
South Portland
Donald Lake
Jean Paul Lacroix
Emerson Armstrong
Ocean Park Road
Old Orchard Road
Wagon Wheel Trailer Park
Armstrong
Mixed stock market early gains as discount stores rebound
New York trading showed a mixed session with a recovery in discount store shares amid rumors of unfavorable magazine coverage. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 691.62, down .57, as aerospace issues held small gains and oils utilities and metals posted uneven results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Korvette
Interstate Department Stores
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
US. Steel
du Pont
Merck
Eastman Kodak
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Kennedy to hold news conference Wednesday at 4 p.m
President Kennedy plans a news conference in Washington on Wednesday at 4 p m EST. The event will not be carried live by television or radio but may be taped or filmed for later use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Kennedy
Dave Barrett Moves From Cross Country to Hoops Record
South Carolina I basketball sophomore Dave Barrett shifts from Fort Wayne Indiana cross country to college hoops. The statement highlights Barrett’s athletic transition and regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Barrett
South Carolina
Fort Wayne
Ind
Johnsons' Son Delivers Journals In Saco Area
Bill Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of 50 Park Street Saco delivers Journal subscriptions to the North Street area. He is an eighth grade pupil at C. K. Burns School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Park Street
Saco
Bill
North Street
C. K. Burns
Honor Roll Is Announced At St. Louis High
The second marking period honor roll at St. Louis High lists Highest honors for Juniors Ron ald Guertin and Richard LeBlanc. Sophomores Maurice Dumas Bernard Henri Andre Labrie Albert Masse Arthur Moreau Kenneth Scott. freshmen Ronald Cartier John Conroy Leo Dou rmouchel Michael Guignard Richard Laroche Carl Paquette iGuy Roy Thomas Vandermeulen. High honors for Seniors David Blais Victor Pinard. Juniors Charles Belisle Richard Bissard Robert Demers Charles Dumas Roland Fournier. Freshmen Paul Belanger Ronald Daly Robert Gagnon Donald Girouard and Richard Hart. Honors Seniors Normand Beaulieu Paul Bergeron Robert Dechene Ronald Houde Paul Tousignant Normand Trottier. Juniors Guy Bouthilllette Marc Cantara Andre Chouinard Richard Dubuc Donald Dutremble Roger Gobeil Eugene Guerin Paul Kerns Normand Lajenesse Ronald Lessard. Sophomores Theodore Caouette Richard Daigneault Lucien Lessard Norman Lessard Richard Perreault Donald Vachon. Freshmen Maurice Ayotte Jean Bailargeon John Belisle Ronald Breton John Cookson Maurice Guerretle Albert Lemieux Ron ald LePage Richard Roy and Richard Sayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis High School
Ronald Guertin
Richard LeBlanc
Maurice Dumas Bernard Henri
Andre Labrie
Albert Masse
Arthur Moreau
Kenneth Scott
Ronald Cartier
John Conroy
Leo Dourmouchel
Michael Guignard
Richard Laroche
Carl Paquette
iGuy Roy
Thomas Vandermeulen
David Blais
Victor Pinard
Charles Belisle
Richard Boissard
Robert Demers
Charles Dumas
Roland Fournier
Paul Belanger
Ronald Daly
Robert Gagnon
Donald Girouard
Richard Hart
Normand Beaulieu
Paul Bergeron
Robert Dechene
Ronald Houde
Paul Tousignant
Normand Trottier
Guy Bouthilllette
Marc Cantara
Andre Chouinard
Richard Dubuc
Donald Dutremble
Roger Gobeil
Eugene Guerin
Paul Kerns
Normand Lajennesse
Ronald Lessard
Theodore Caouette
Richard Daigneault
Lucien Lessard
Norman Lessard
Richard Perreault
Donald Vachon
Maurice Ayotte
Jean Baillargeon
John Belisle
Ronald Breton
John Cookson
Maurice Guerretle
Albert Lemieux
Ronald LePage
Richard Roy
Richard Sayer
Housewarming Held For Mrs. Smith in Kennebunk
A surprise housewarming honored Mrs. Frederick Smith at her new Sum mer Street home in Kennebunk with sister-in-law Mrs. Allan Went worth as hostess. Gifts were given, a social hour shared, and refreshments served. Attendants included Mrs. Mae Smith, Mrs. Raymond Red lon and daughter Margo, Mrs. Cecelia Franco of Saco, Mrs. Leslie Smith, Mrs. Wallace Stevens, Mrs. Ralph Danis and daughter Laurie Ann of Arundel, Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs. Helena Went worth of Alewive, the guest of honor, and children Lesley Terri Lynn and Scott. Mrs. George Greenough of Leominster, Mass. sent a gift but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Smith
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Allan Wentworth
Moody
Ralph Danis
Laurie Ann
Arundel
Mary Adams
Helena Wentworth
Alewive
Lesley
Terri- Lynn and
Scott
George Greenough
Leominster
Mass
Delegates Attend Catholic Conference in Waterville
Delegates from Maine Council of Catholic Women met in Waterville over the weekend for MCCW executive board sessions. Attending were Elizabeth Seidel Biddeford a delegate at large Mrs Frank Flynn South Berwick past president and advisory board member Mrs James Dineen Kittery York county district president and Mrs Wilfred Parent South Berwick state publicity chairman. Waterville Council members hosted the visitors as state officers led the business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Council of Catholic Women
MCCW
Waterville
Elizabeth Seidel
Biddeford
Frank Flynn
South Berwick
James Dineen
Kittery
York County
Wilfred Parent
Vets To Share In Dividends In New England 1962
The Veterans Administration says more than 286 000 New England veterans will share about 15 million dollars in 1962 insurance dividends World War II vets receive about 50 dollars on average and World War I vets about 70 dollars. Annual checks go on policy anniversary dates Distribution by state shows Massachusetts 7 487 000 dollars for 147 500 veterans Connecticut 3 454 300 for 68 067 Maine 1 195 300 for 23 490 New Hampshire 849 900 for 16 723 Rhode Island 1 438 000 for 23 398 Vermont 396 800 for 7 762.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Veterans Administration
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Rev Dr Cutler to Lead New Ministry in New York
Rev Dr H Lewis Cutler longtime pastor of Biddeford Second Congregational resigns to accept a new ministry as Parish Development leader at Broadway Congregational Church New York beginning March 1 He plans to spend summers in Biddeford and return there after his New York assignment ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lewis Cutler
Second Congregational
Biddeford
Broadway Congregational Church
New York
Lawrence L. Durgin
Cutler
Rotary Club
Boonton First Presbyterian Church
New Jersey
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Philadelphia
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Wyncotte
Beaver College
Mauchbunk
Princeton Theological School
University of Pennsylvania
Broadway Church
Girl Survives Despite High Medical Odds
Nora Gunning a 19 year old from Blacklick Ohio survived a severe crash that left her with 30 broken bones a collapsed lung and a coma. Doctors had given her a 1 in 100 chance to live after the October collision near Nashville Tennessee. She spent four months at Vanderbilt Hospital and was released to return home on Sunday planning to work in a hospital and aim to become a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Nora Gunning
Blacklick
Nora
Robert Gunning
Jury Drawn For Trial In Maine Case In 55 Minutes
In Maine the jury for the case including Spaulding Cani uce Viola Wells Saco Paul Ber ner Biddeford Joseph Beal Newfield Fred H Parent Sanford Arthur L Matthews Ber wick Hannah Grondin Biddeford Lester Tobey Kittery Edwin I Lord Limerick Roland A Gauthier Sanford Lillian E F Kennedy Biddeford and Frank W Smith Lebanon was selected in 55 minutes with two challenges for the regular panel and two for the alternate. Alternate jurors James Goodwin North Berwick and George Gunn Kennebunkport were chosen. Defense attorneys Theopholis Fitanides and William P Nahaue challenged Carolyn Goff Kennebunk and Clemence Levesque Sanford. Harry Thorne Limington was excused at his request. Alternate challenges included Nason Milliken Old Orchard Beach and Roger Bragdon Wells. Gauthier named foreman. Jurors picked at random from a box by Clerk Ralph H. Ross before about 40 eligible. Defense had 20 challenges. the state 10. State attorneys included Harvey and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagemed Ton
Viola Wells
Saco
Paul Berner
Biddeford
Joseph Beal
Newfield
Fred H. Parent
Sanford
Arthur L. Matthews
Berwick
Hannah Grondin
Lester Tobey
Kittery
Edwin I. Lord
Limerick
Roland A. Gauthier
Lillian EF. Kennedy
Frank W. Smith
Lebanon
James §. Goodwin
North Berwick
George Gunn
Kennebunkport
Theopholis Fitanides
William P. Nahue
Carolyn Goff
Kennebunk
Clemence Levesque
Harry Thorne
Limington
Nason Milliken
Old Orchard Beach
Roger Bragdon
Wells
Gauthier
James P. Archibald
Ralph H. Ross
Numeries
Harvey
Cub Pack 305 Inducts Six New Bobcats
Cub Pack 305 holds a Scout hall meeting on Mason Street Bid where Cubmaster Raymond Letellier and Star Scout Richard Martel inducted six new Bobcats and one den mother Lois Burnham. Names include Carleton Burnham Peter Walker Arthur Raymond John Cleary Jr Gerald McLasky Rod Angers. Public notices: Blue and Gold banquet set for February 18 at Rochambeau hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Hall
Mason Street
Biddeford
Raymond Letellier
Star
Richard Martel
Carleton Burnham
Peter Walker
Arthur Raymond
John Cleary Jr
Gerald McLasky
Rod Angers
Lois Burnham
Den 2
Weberas
Den 8
Den 7
Pat Seward
Frederick O'Neil
Preston Arnold
Wade Goldthwaite
Leo Moreau
David Nason
James Seward
Robert Souza
Mark York
Knights of Yore
O'Neil
Den 1
Pat Bryant
Paul Parenteau
Brian Bergeron
Thomas Bryant, Jr
Karl Olsen
Randy Parenteau
John Stansberry
Hickory Street
Fred Olsen
Phil Hatch
St. Mary Church
Jefferson Street
Rochambeau Hall
Main Street
Dick Martel
Dennis Crowley
James Davis
William Cadorette
Mark Girard
Silver Arrow
John Merrill
Denner
Joan Stansberry
Den
Robert Grenier
Norman Eon
Michael Nolette
Thomas Bryant
Millard Neal
Boston Grain To Honor Saco Mayor Dinsmore Worthing
Saco Mayor Dinsmore Worthing will be among several living former presidents of the Boston Grain and Flour Exchange honored at a Parker House banquet in Boston Thursday night. Worthing will be named honorary life member of the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Dinsmore Worthing
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Parker House
Boston
Worthing
Exchange
Spaulding escorted to courtroom by county officials
Atty General Frank Hancock reports Spaulding was escorted from the county jail to the courtroom by Sheriff Harold R. Nason and Deputy Sheriff Burleigh M. Redards. The defendant wore a charcoal suit, white shirt and red tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hancock
Spaulding
Harold R. Nason
Burleigh M. Redards
Priscille Beaulieu Crowned BHS Carnival Queen
The Biddeford High School Winter Carnival crowned Priscille Beaulieu as carnival queen. Freshman class won the sports trophy with 69 points. seniors were runners up with 55. Dino the Dinosaur and Flintstone home won snow sculpture prizes. Over 225 attendees helped raise funds for two scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Priscille Beaulieu
Gregory Garnache
Iss Priscille Beaulieu
Beverly
Federal Lunch Program Begins At Notre Dame School
The first meals of a one year pilot federal lunch program were served at Notre Dame de Lourdes school as 325 students will be served. The government has purchased about $8 500 of food to date and students who can pay 25 cents per meal. The program aims to support hot lunches in low income areas never before served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Maine
Notre Dame
Yves Saint Laurent Seeks Comeback With Sack Look Reimagined
Paris AP reports Yves Saint Laurent, 25, launches his own house 18 months after leaving Dior. He reworks the sack silhouette with tunic tops, knee-length skirts, belted overblouses, and rakish dresses. He highlights plaid and check fabrics, ostrich feather accents, and three quarter coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Yves Saint Laurent
Dior
Saint-Laurent
Two Men Fined In Saco Court Action
In Saco Municipal Court Judge Hilary F. Mahaney fined Richard Hamel 10 dollars for running a red light at Ocean Park and Portland roads. J Octave Thibault paid 10 dollars for a red light violation at Elm and North streets. Saco police filed the complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal Court
Hilary F. Mahaney
Richard Hamel
Sanford
Ocean Park
Portland
J. Octave Thibault
Salem
Mass
Elm
North Streets
Saco
Car Fire in Biddeford Vehicle Owned by Wayne Wilson
Biddeford firefighters responded to a vehicle fire on lm street caused by an overheated motor. The owner named was Wayne Wilson. No injuries or further details reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Lm Street
Wayne Wilson
Local Whist Party At St Francis College Draws Large Crowd
A large Sunday crowd attended the weekly whist party at St. Francis college to raise funds for the library. Twenty five winners were among 27 tables with Marcel Courtois as high scorer and prizes won by William Sutton and Mrs. Rose Daigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Fund
St. Francis College
Marcel Courtois
William Sutton
Rose Daigle
Medley Beaulieu
Norman C. Murphy
Laura Neault
Roy McNaughton
Doris Laverriere
Cole Farm Cow Named National Champion in 1961
Becky the registered Guernsey cow owned by Robert W. Cole of Biddeford Maine is named United States Guernsey milk leader for 1961 in the junior two year old class. She produced 15030 pounds of milk and 683 pounds of fat. 42648 Guernseys were enrolled in official testing in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N. H
Cole Farm
Luminarys
Becky
Robert W. Cole
Biddeford
Maine
United States
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Senior Life Insurance Offer for Ages 50 to 80
You can apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. Approval lets the policy stay in force for life. The transaction is by mail with Old American Insurance Co. No obligation and no calls. Mail name, address, and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co. 4900 Oak Dept L118B Kansas City 12 Missouri Ady.
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OLD American
Pioneer Insurance
Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Dept
Kansas City
Missouri
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