Deaths Lionel W Binette of Old Orchard Beach Dies at 50
Lionel W Binette 50 of Reserve avenue Old Orchard Beach died this morning after a long illness in a local hospital. Born April 4 1912 he was son of Pierre and Zelpha Noel Binette a WWII Navy veteran and past commander of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley American Legion post. Survived by widow Edith Townsend a son Lionel A and four daughters including Gail Delores and Rachel and siblings Andrew Angelina Wilfred Simone and Gabrielle. Visitation at Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford today 7 9 and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home Rev Clement F Hahn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel W. Binette
Reserve Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Pierre and
Zelpha
Noel) Binette
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Post
Second Congregational Church
Biddeford
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Edith
Townsend) Binette
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Clement F. Hahn
First Congregational Church
Saco
Portland Weather Update Fair and cool this afternoon
This afternoon in Portland expect fair skies and cool air with northwest winds of 8 to 12 mph. Tonight and Wednesday remain fair with little temperature change. Winds ease tonight and Wednesday then shift to onshore 10 to 15 mph along the coast on Wednesday. Temperatures range from 70 down to 45 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Local Personals and Visits in New England Areas
Mrs Emma Mercier of 20 Bay Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Mrs Mae S Haskell of 2 Glenwood Lane Old Orchard Beach has entered Webber hospital for surgery. Mrs Clara LeClair Ipswich attended funeral services for John Demers Old Orchard Beach. Miss Ida Taylor Oxford England visiting brother William G Taylor 44 Winter Street Saco. Commander Raymond D Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Smith 562 Main Street Saco arrived at Portland aboard USS Newport News for the fourth of July. Mr and Mrs James A Marino married in Harford Connecticut are now at 65 Colonial Street Hartford. Mrs Mangino formerly Miss Paulette Deschenes daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Deschenes Hartford formerly of Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mercier
Bay Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Mae S. Haskell
Glenwood Jane
Old Orchard Beach
Clara LeClair
Ipswich
Mass
John Demers
Ida Taylor
Oxford
England
William G. Taylor
Winter Street
Saco
Raymond D. Smith
Harry L. Smith
Main Street
Portland
U. S. S. Newport News
James A. Manino
Harford
Conn
Colonial Street
Hartford
Mangino
Paulette Deschenes
Paul Deschenes
Church prayer services and reading room hours
A prayer service will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Advent Christian church Route 35 Kennebunk Lower Village. A prayer meeting will follow Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Advent Christian church Saco avenue Old Orchard Beach. Christian Science Society Hamilton Memorial 42 Beach street Saco will hold a service Wednesday evening at 7 45 p m. The reading room opens Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4.
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Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
The
Midweek Christian Meetings Listed Across Ogunquit Wells and Mills
Community Bible Study meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Ogunquit Baptist Shore road. Christian Science society gathers Wednesday evening at 7 45. Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills choir rehearses at 6 30 and prayer at 8. A mid week service is held Wednesday at 7 30 at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A Wells just off Route 109.
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Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Acre and Bible Study Hour at Village Baptist Church
An Acre and Bible study hour will be held in the vestry of Village Baptist Church in Kennebunkport on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
U S Marines Airlifted From Thailand in Pacific Move
U S Marines from Thailand were flown to land bases in the Philippines Okinawa and Guam and others to U S Navy units in the Seventh Fleet area as part of a force reduction. About 1 000 Marines left the Southeast Asian kingdom with 1 200 staying plus 3 000 Army troops.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pacific
U.S
Philippines
Okinawa
Guam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Laos
U.S. Defense Department
Anti Castro Guerrillas Claim Rebellion Fire in Cuba
Frank Fiorini-led anti Castro unit says 20 Cuban guerrillas landed at Matanzas Province in a bid to spark uprisings west of Havana. The group, described as specially trained fighters in the international anti Communist brigade, aims to support rebels in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Matanzas
Frank Fiorini
International
Norfolk, Va
Havana
Palmer posts lowest 1961 scoring average since 1950
Arnold Palmer averaged 68.859 for 99 rounds in 1961, the lowest season scoring mark since Sam Snead's 69.23 in 1950. Palmer's achievement marks a return to elite form amid a record span without surpassing Snead's prior standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Meet to Honor Lionel Binette
Members of the Knights of Columbus auxiliary gather tonight at 7 30 at Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone Street to pay respects to Lionel Binette a brother of a member in a local observance at the funeral home setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone Street
Lionel Binette
Funeral Services for Percy R. White in Saco
Funeral services for Percy R. White of Stockman Avenue Saco were held yesterday at Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco with Rev. Stanley A. Bennett of the United Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in the Laurel Hill cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. White
Stockman Avenue
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Stanley A. Bennett
The
United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Margaret Bligh Martel in Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Bligh Martel aged 83 were held at St. Andre church in Biddeford with Msgr. Aime Giguere celebrating a requiem high mass. Choir sang and organist Mrs. Laura L. Proulx provided music. Bearers included Willie Norman and Albert M. Marcotte. Burial in St. Joseph cemetery followed prayers by Rev. Edmund Hache. Out-of-town guests included Catherine Noble and the Vigneaus from Wells River Vermont and Mrs. Rena Bligh of Framingham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret (Bligh) Martel
Water Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Laura L. Proulx
Willie Norman
Alberte Caron
Jean Paul Collard
Albert M. Marcotte
Joseph Loranger
George Souliere
St. Joseph
Edmund Hache
Catherine Noble
Wilfred Vigneau
Wells River
Robert B. Noble
Portsmouth
N. H
Rena Bligh
Framingham
Mass
Funeral Services for Leopold Poisson Biddeford
Funeral services for Leopold Poisson aged 49 were held at 8 30 AM from St Joseph church. Rev Felix Pepin celebrated the requiem high mass with Rev Mark Franck and Rev Norman Carrier as deacons. A male quartet led the singing with Mrs Diana Rousselle at the organ. Bearers were Edgar Morin Rosario Charland Maurice Arcand Armand Neault Jr Robert Tovino and Anatole Provost. Burial followed in the family lot at St Joseph cemetery with prayers offered by Rev Fr Carrier. Out of town guests included Miss Aline Poisson Arlington VA Robert Iovine Washington DC Emile Poisson Forest Park GA Mr and Mrs Adrien Lessard Miss Diane Lessard Ronald Lessard Dover NH Miss Yvonne Lapointe Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Poisson
Graham Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Felix Pepin
Mark Franck
Norman Carrier
Diana Rousselle
Edgar Morin
Rosario Charland
Maurice Arcand
Armand Neault Jr
Robert Tovino
Anatole Provost
St. Joseph Cemetery
Fr. Carrier
Aline Poisson
Arlington
Robert Iovine
Washington, D.C
Emile Poisson
Forest Park
Adrien Lessard
Diane Lessard
Ronald Lessard
Dover
N.H
Yvonne Lapointe
Portland
Soblen Confined For Several More Days
London AP reports Dr. Robert Soblen likely won’t be well enough to travel to the United States for at least two or three days. The fugitive spy who attempted suicide to avoid a life sentence in the U.S. rested after a night of comfort, with hospital officials noting continued improvement. Soblen, convicted of spying for the Soviet Union, forfeited $100 000 bail and fled to Israel last week after slashing his wrists and stabbing his stomach aboard a plane over the English Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
Soviet Union
Israel
Tel Aviv
American League Attendance Slips Across 1962 Season
New York AP reports the American League attendance through Sunday in 1962 sits at 4,480,483, down 5.6 percent from 1961’s 4,748,251 despite a tight pennant race. Seven of ten clubs fell, led by Detroit with a 150,215 deficit, while Los Angeles Angels, Cleveland, and Washington posted gains.
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NEW York
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Boston
Baltimoor
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Cleveland
Angel
Indians
Senators
Senate approves sugar extension bill amid Latin American protests
The Senate voted 54 to 12 to pass a sugar extension measure sent to President Kennedy. The bill increases domestic grower share and reserves 1.64 million tons for Cuba if it adopts democracy, while 1.2 million tons remain as permanent quotas to 23 countries. Latin American nations including Argentina and the Dominican Republic criticized the terms as too limiting on premium exports, prompting administration efforts to amend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Argentina
Dominican Republic
United States
Mansfield
U.S
Cuba
City council approves sewer pipe permit and grants funds
The Bowdoin Realty and Investment, Inc. receives a permit to enter Granite street sewer pipes from its West street housing project, with responsibilities to lay the line at its expense and maintain the pumping station. The council also allocates 950 to help fund a York county economic survey and approves quit claim deeds for several tax years. A street lunch truck permit is issued, pole permits are approved, and a bid for city building renovations remains unawarded. Residents attended in large numbers for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutremble
Fortunes Rocks
Commission
Bowdoin Realty and Investment, Inc
Granite Street
West Street
Simon Spill
Neil Dow
York County
Margaret Merrill
Eleanor Cadorette
Martial Perreault
Oliva Perreault
Edgar Morin
Bond Street
Robert P. Cartier
Cartier
Parking Meters Found Defective In Miami
Miami mayor Robert King High acted on a taxpayer complaint about a meter not giving full time. The parking department says 8 of 122 meters checked so far were defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Robert King High
High
Beach Retired Navy Chaplain To Be Honored
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert James White 69 president of Old Orchard Beach for 40 years will be honored in ceremonies at the Beach on July 14. Rev. Fr. White a retired rear admiral in the US Navy Chaplains corps will have a bronze plaque unveiled for him in Veterans Park at the Beach during public ceremonies at 4 p.m. The plaque reads we erect this tribute to Father Bob priest chaplain lawyer educator with gratitude esteem and affection World War Veterans Old Orchard Beach July 1962. Father White was born in Concord entered the priesthood in 1931 when he was ordained in Portland. Nationally known figures expected to attend include John L. Sullivan secretary of the Navy Admiral H. K. Hewitt and Christian A. Herter former secretary of state in the Eisenhower administration. Father White lives on Parcher avenue in Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James White
Old Orchard Beach
Fr. White
US Navy Chaplains Corps
Veterans Park
Bob
Father White
Concord
Portland
John L. Sullivan
Navy
H. K. Hewitt
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Parcher Avenue
Birth Announcements From Webber Area Families
A list of newborns born to local couples with names and birth weights from June to early July. Laura Lee Thompson seven pounds four ounces. Carol Ann Sweeney five pounds 12 ounces. Wanda Laurine Worcester six pounds eight ounces. Debra Jean Taylor eight pounds two ounces. David Michael Kelly eight pounds. Janet Isabelle Williamson eight pounds four ounces. Theresa Eula Arana six pounds seven ounces. Norman Paul Moreau six pounds ten ounces. James Warren Grant seven pounds nine ounces. Gayle Leslie Witham seven pounds six ounces. Deborah Ann Stuart six pounds twelve ounces. Gregory Alan Shields nine pounds one ounce. Deborah Susan Whitten seven pounds three ounces. Linda Jean Moreau six pounds twelve ounces. July 2 birth Linda Jean Moreau noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Webber
Franklin Thompson
Beach Street
Saco
Laura Lee
Richard E. Sweeney
Lawn Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Carol Ann
William Worcester
Woodford Avenue
Wanda Laurine
Fredrick Taylor
Cole Road
Kennebunk
Debra Jean
Linwood R. Kelly
Maple Street
Biddeford
David Michael
Clarence
Williamson, Jr
Janet Isabelle
Humberto J
Arana
James Street
Theresa Eula
Ernest M. Moreau
Spruce Street
Norman Paul
Harley FE. Grant
Summer Street
Brown Street
Gregory Alan
George A. Whitten
Oak Ridge
Deborah Susan
Jean P. Moreau
Melvin Avenue
Linda Jean
Demers Property Sold to Tito Couple in Saco
Land and buildings at 34 Mechanic Street Saco owned by Mrs Clara Demers were purchased by Peter G Tito and Mrs Jeanette L Tito through Julien A Hamann of Downing and Makier Inc. The new owners plan renovations and will occupy the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Street
Saco
Clara Demers
Peter G
Jeanette L. Tito
Julien A. Hamann
South Street
Biddeford
Downing and Makier Inc
Tito
Algerian government crisis pits factions after independence vote
After Sunday's vote for independence crowds celebrated in Algiers while Ben Khedda loyalists seized public buildings. About 3,000 guerrillas in central Algeria and 1,500 men of a French-led Muslim security force rose in mutiny, backing Ben Bella who seeks a socialist revolution aligned with Nasser and the Soviet bloc. Twenty French officers were held against their will. The rebellion contrasts with 40,000 other nationalist guerrillas scattered across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Khedda
Tunis
Provisional Executive
Algiers
Ben Bella
Algeria
Si Mokhtar
Tripoli
Nonmusical cast albums in New York season
Two major nonmusical hits of the New York theatre season are moving toward original cast recordings for home release, capturing performances and potential sales as part of press coverage by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil Approves Andrade as Premier After Crisis
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approves Senate President Auro Soares de Moura Andrade as premier by a 222 to 51 vote after a six hour session. He pledges inflation fight and reforms while keeping Neves era foreign policy and aims to pass key measures with Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Auro Soares de Moura Andrade
Andrade
Chamber
Congress
Tancredo Neves
Neves
Joao Goulart
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Castro
Cuba
Traffic Deaths Rising Toward Record Year
Maine highway safety chief Arlyn E. Barnard warned the Independence Day travel period could push deaths toward a record, noting 12 more fatalities this year than in 1961. He urged motorists to drive safely to keep 1962 among the safest years on Maine roads.
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Portland
Arlyn E. Barnard
Maine
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Barnard
Drinking Ban Imposed for Newport Jazz Festival
Middletown Rhode Island AP reports town officials banned public drinking during the Newport jazz festival from Friday to Wednesday. The ordinance prohibits consuming alcohol in any public place including cars on town roads, picnic spots, beaches, or other public areas to prevent a repeat of the 1960 riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
R. I
Newport
Lindsay Crosby Suffers Breakdown in Hollywood
Lindsay Crosby, 24, will be hospitalized about a month for a nervous breakdown. He entered St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica and is under care of Dr. Robert Buckeley. His uncle, Larry Crosby, says Lindsay also has influenza and previously suffered a breakdown after his wife Barbara fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lindsay Crosby
Larry Crosby
Lindsay
Bing Crosby
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Robert Buckeley
Barbara
Senate debate foreshadows spending rise and tax cuts
Sen Byrd is cited as signaling rising government spending and a potential inflationary deficit. ADA pushes for immediate, sharp income tax cuts targeted at lower brackets to energize the economy. The U S Chamber opposes taxing foreign earnings of U S firms, arguing the plan hinders competitive parity and is hastily drafted with unresolved issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans For Democratic Action Today
ADA
U.S. Chamber
U .S
Chamber
Washington
Walter Slowinski
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Slowinski
Off Broadway Brecht Reading and A Man for All Seasons Transcription
A one hour version of Brecht on Brecht and a complete transcription of Broadway’s A Man for All Seasons have been produced. The Brecht reading compiles assorted works by the German dramatist while the Broadway staple is issued in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecht
Former Saco Pastor to Preach at Saco Church Service
Rev Clement F Hahn former pastor of First Parish Congregational Saco will conduct and preach at the 9 a.m. service in the Saco church. He is now senior minister of Westminster Congregational Spokane and on vacation at Ocean Park. Guest soloist will be Mrs Lucille Mistos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement F. Hahn
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Hahn
Westminster Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Spokane
Wash
Ocean Park
Morningside College
Sioux City
Boston University School of Theology
Piedmont College
Demarest
Pascretes
Rowley
North Chelmsford
Worcester
Mass
Saco Congregational Church
Worcester Kiwanis Club
el Katif Shrine
Worcester Council of Churches
Lucille Mistos
Jobless Claims Drop in Biddeford Area
Unemployment figures for last week show a decline in those filing for jobless benefits in Biddeford. Francis M. Coughlin of the Maine Employment Security commission reported 513 unemployed workers, down 32 from the prior week, versus 908 the same week last year, with the drop noted as unusually low for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Francis M. Coughlin
Maine Employment Security Commission
Coughlin
Lost Wallet Turned Over To Police
Wilfred Edwin an 18 year old of 4 Pool Street Biddeford turned a lost wallet over to Biddeford Police at headquarters yesterday. Edwin found the wallet in a telephone booth by the Puritan Tea Room on Alfred Street. Officer Armand Belair said the wallet held a considerable sum of money and police notified the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
Crenshaw County
Willie Graham
Laverne
Ala
Graham
Cape Cod
Willie
Luverne
F.A. Sikes
Big Nick
New York
Alabama
J.C. Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Citizens Council
Jones
Cape
Camp Edwards
National Guard
Wilfred Edwin
Pool Street
Biddeford
Edwin
Alfred Street
Armand Belair
Kennedy signs debt limit and export control acts
President Kennedy signed bills raising the public debt limit to 308 billion dollars and extending for three years his authority to curb trade with unfriendly nations. The ceiling reverts to 300 billion next June 30 if the budget remains balanced. The Export Control Act strengthens powers to block vital goods to Communist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Treasury
United States
Africa births two new nations Rwanda and Burundi
Independence ceremonies in Usumbura and Kigali mark thebirth of the Republic of Rwanda and Kingdom of Burundi as Belgian trust territories move toward sovereignty. Leaders warn of possible post colonial violence from the Tutsi Bahutu animosities as Belgian troops depart. President Kennedy sent congratulations and US support for freedom and peace amid swift Communist reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usumbura
Burundi
Republic of Rwanda
Kingdom of Burundi
Uu’. Trust
Congo
Kigali
Belgium
Ruanda
Urundi
Congress Asked To Call School Prayer 0.K.
Senator A Willis Robertson proposed a concurrent resolution urging Congress to declare that official but voluntary prayers in public schools do not violate the Constitution. It would record a House Senate disagreement with the Supreme Court ruling that such prayers are unconstitutional. The measure was held for a week to allow more sponsors. Concurrent resolutions carry no binding force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Robertson
Biddeford Fire Crews Contain Two Dump Fires
Biddeford firemen were called out twice last night to extinguish dump fires. At 6:15 p.m. they doused a blaze at the city dump and at 8:57 p.m. they stopped a second fire on West Street. A booster was used in both incidents and 50 feet of hose were laid out at the city dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
West Street
Biddeford School Enrollment Slated
Students may enroll for the Biddeford school system in City hall during July 9 13 week registration period. Superintendent Raymond Kenneally says the window helps determine fall enrollment and directs families to the school department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
School Department
City Hall
Raymond Kenneally
Kenneally
IRS To Conduct Friday Office Hours
A representative of the Internal Revenue Service will be in the local office at 18 South Street Biddeford from 8 a m to 5 p m Friday July 6 to assist the public in any type of internal revenue matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
South Street
Biddeford
Maine Girl Seeks National FHA Honor
Dover Foxcroft student Linda Clark was selected by the northeast region FHA to be a candidate for national president at the upcoming convention in Salt Lake City Utah. Six Maine girls will attend. others include Vera Graves Newport Nancy Welch Wilton Jane Look Bethel Francine O Hara Lisbon and Phyllis Rich Bucksport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Past Matrons To Hold Barbecue By Eastern Star
A public chicken barbecue will be held this Sunday by the Ways and Means committee of Adah chapter Order of the Eastern Star Past Matrons association at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Wolfertz 711 Pool road Biddeford from 2 5 p m Committee members include Mr and Mrs George Rooman tickets Mr and Mrs Edward Wolfertz grounds and property Mrs Arnold Calderwood Harry Horsfield transportation Mrs Marion Dexheimer Mrs Paul Tate Walter Alexander grounds and property Mrs Agnes Johnson and Mrs William Beety treasure table Gordon Day traffic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Edward Wolfertz
Pool Road
Biddeford
George Rooman
Arnold Calderwood
Harry Horsfield
Marion Dexheimer
Paul
Saco Reports No Local Accidents or Calls Overnight
No accidents were reported to Saco Police headquarters last night or this morning. The Saco Fire department had received no calls to press time today and no entries were made in the Saco ambulance log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Fire Department
Saco J
Young Sisters Die As Flames Destroy Home
In Houston Maine a fire destroyed a home early today killing Gretchen Erickson seven and Amanda Erickson five daughters of Mr and Mrs William Erickson. Their sister Jennifer eight escaped injury while Erickson's wife returning from a bridge party discovered the blaze and two others were hurt attempting to enter the house. The father suffered second degree burns and a 19 year old spectator and a fireman each received minor injuries. Damages and cause were not immediately determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Maine
Gretchen Erickson
Amanda
William Erickson
Jennifer
Erickson
Terry Savoy
Jack Carmichael
Crane Climber Falls Into Bronx River
John Rig ney aged 25 told police he climbed a 200 foot crane to prove high places could be ascended without falling. He plunged into the Harlem River Monday night and was rescued by two patrolmen. The Bronx steelworker was admitted to Bellevue Hospital psychiatric ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York (Ap
John Rigney
Harlem River
Bronx
Bellevue Hospital
Fire House Falls Apart In Alabama
In Rocky Ridge near Birmingham Alabama volunteer firemen moving their station from its foundation to a flat bed trailer watched it collapse. The building and truck broke apart just as it started to move and crews are now relocating the structure piece by piece to rebuild at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Rocky Ridge
Court Bars Woman From Suing Doctor
PORTLAND A Skowhegan woman was barred by the State Supreme Court from suing Madison doctor Dr Andrew Szendey for malpractice. Marjorie C Tantish alleged a tube was left in an incision during a September 1956 operation. She found the tubing in July 1958 and filed suit in 1960. The court ruled the two year statute of limitations runs from the operation date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Skowhegan
State Supreme Court
Madison
Marjorie C. Tantish
Andrew Szendey
Kenneally Named New Union Duties Leader in Biddeford
Raymond A. Kenneally, former Biddeford High principal, becomes school union four superintendent succeeding Paul Larrabee whose contract ended June 3. The union covers Biddeford Dayton and Arundel. Kenneally was chosen at a May joint union committee meeting. Paul M. Stebbins will replace Kenneally as Biddeford High principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Kenneally
Biddeford
Paul Larrabee
Larrabee
Union
Dayton
Arundel
Kenneally
Joint Union Committee
Paul M. Stebbins
Traip Academy
Kittery
BHS
Two Traffic Cases Heard In Saco Municipal Court
Two traffic cases were heard in Saco Municipal Court this morning before Judge Hilary Marnaney. Henry Hutchinson Jr, 20, of 9 Maple street Biddeford paid a $10 fine for speeding 60 mph in a 50 mph zone. State Trooper James Berry was the complainant. Larry B Graffam, 16, of Fal mouth paid a $10 fine for operating a motor vehicle with an inadequate muffler. State Trooper John Fleming was complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal Court
Hilary Marhaney
Henry Hutchinson, Jr
Maple Street
Biddeford
James Berry
Larry B. Graffam
Falmouth
John Fleming
Building Permits Issued In Saco
Building inspector Peter Hellige issued four permits in Saco totaling about 18 700. Emma Dubois 142 High St extends and converts a shed to a 10 by 20 garage costing 100. Paul Gagne River Side Avenue Camp Ellis extends and closes in an 8 by 20 side porch costing 600. John Harvey 345 Main St builds a 28 by 44 Colonial house at Nott and Stuart streets costing 17 000. William Kirk Glenhaven Circle adds an 11 by 20 room over his garage costing 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Peter Hellige
Emma Dubois
High Street
Paul Gagne
River Side Avenue
Camp Ellis
John Harvey
Main Street
Nott and
Stuart Streets
William Kirk
Glenhaven Circle
Area dairymen report new Holstein lactation averages
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announces new lactation averages for area registered herds. Gerard G Cassette of Saco has 4 production records averaging 13 412 pounds of milk and 532 pounds of butterfat. F Carroll Kendrick of Biddeford has 48 records averaging 14 049 pounds of milk and 534 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Gerard G. Cassette
Saco
F. Carroll Kendrick
Biddeford
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