Biddeford Residents In Medical Care And Band To Tour
William Thompson a patient at Webber Hospital and Miss Mary Bloomfield a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center are among Biddeford residents in care. Mrs. Alice Guilbeault has been a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital for a week. The Shivers Band of Old Orchard Beach plans a 12 week engagement in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Bacon St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Mary Bloomfield
Green St
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Alice Guilbeault
Clifford St
Notre Dame Hospital
Shivers
Old Orchard Beach
Massachusetts
Knights of Columbus Meeting Notice at Lake FE Hart
The Hart Council Knights of Columbus will meet tonight at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 8. Officers meet at 7. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake FE
Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Church Notes: CCD Classes and Choir Rehearsals
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes for Grades 1 through 5 meet at St. Monica's Kennebunk on Saturday at 9 30 a m. Grades 6 through 8 meet Friday after school. A Prayer and Praise Service is Friday at 7 30 p m at Advent Christian Church Biddeford corner of Hill and Chapel. The Crusader Choir for Grades 4 through 8 of Biddeford Foss Street and South Biddeford Methodist Churches rehearse tonight at 6 30 and the adult sanctuary choir at 7 30. Reverend Herman Lloyd Noyes preaches Sunday at Kennebunk Baptist Church on The Fellowship of Understanding. The 11 a m service features choir singing and an evening Fellowship Hour at 7 with a meditation by the pastor A God of Deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica's Church
Kennebunk
Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Biddeford
Crusader
Biddeford Foss Street
South Biddeford
Carl Deis
Mary Robbins
Herman Lloyd Noyes
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Fellowship of Understanding
Noyes
Homer Chappell
Reed presses case for Northeast Airlines service to Maine
Reed, chairman, argues for favorable NEA consideration in Maine Florida route dispute. A federal court ordered a reopening after the CAB denied permanent certification. He says Maine and New England need short haul service, costly to carriers, with seasonal travel shaping profitability. Reed pledges gubernatorial support if conditions meet NEA’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Florida
Reed
Maine
Newngland
New England
Ex Aminer
Northeast Airlines
Fire damages field after trash barrel blaze in Biddeford
A burning trash barrel set a field on fire at 528 Elm Street Biddeford yesterday. Biddeford firefighters fought the blaze with a booster line. The land is owned by Henry Dallaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm St
Biddeford
Henry Dallaire
Biddeford Council Rejects Phase 2 Engineering Bid
Biddeford City Council denied Rudolph Bergeron’s motion to veto Whitman and Howard Inc. as engineers for Phase 2 of the sewerage project. Bergeron defended shifting positions if beneficial to the city during Tuesday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Rudolph Bergeron
Bergeron
Whitman and Howard Inc
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Jeanne Beaupre
I wish to thank all who were considerate during my stay at the hospital. The note expresses gratitude from Mrs. Jeanne Beaupre for support received during her hospitalization.
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Jeanne Beaupre
Deaths William Morin 76 Lowell former Biddeford resident
William Morin 76 of 8 Dutton Street Lowell Massachusetts died suddenly at home in Lowell on Wednesday. He was born in Roxton Falls Quebec June 15 1889 to Philip and Emma Morin. He was widowed from Mary Morin and a member of St John the Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter Rene Gosselin of Hartford two sisters Laura Valliere and Rosanna L Heux three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral from St Andre Church Saturday at 9 with Emond Funeral Home Biddeford hours tonight 7 10 tomorrow 2 4 and 7 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morin
Dutton St
Lowell
Mass
Cleaves St
Bidderford
Roxton Falls
Que
Philips
Emma
Martin) Morin
Mary (Wright) Morin
St. John the [Baptist Catholic Church
Rene
Rose) Gosselin
Hartford
Conn
Laura Valliere
Biddeford
Rosanna L'Heureux
Sanford
St. Andre's Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Funeral services for Miss Anna R. Moore
Miss Anna R. Moore of 45 Cleveland I St Saco died recently. Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 p m from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco with Rev Stanley A Bennett of the Saco United Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Moore
Cleveland I St
Saco
Dennnett and
Make Mine Mexico Tourists Foresee Smooth Border Travel
Travelers expect more visitors to Mexico with government support to ease trips. Officials promise easy entry permits for border towns, safe water in most areas, strong sanitary controls, and continued road and border improvements to attract tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico
U. S
Eduardo Garza Gonzalez
Reynosa
Federal Departamento del Tourismo
Departamento de Tourismo
Garza Gonzalez
U.S
Green
Tourismo
Petroleos Mexicanos
Needless Run by Old Orchard Beach Firefighters
Firefighters rushed to the town dump yesterday at 9 p.m. despite discovering no fire upon arrival. Firefighter Lena reported the scene contained no flames or hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needless Run
Old Orchard Beach
Needless
Lena
Children’s Books Still Good Sell Them Through Ad
Classified ad note urges readers to recycle usable children’s articles. Emphasizes value of still fine books toys and clothing, inviting consignments and sales through the journal classifieds.
Weather outlook for Portland area this week
This afternoon partly cloudy warm and humid with highs in the 70s. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight clearing and mild with lows in the 50s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph, ground fog forming in low lying areas. Friday mostly sunny and not as warm or humid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
July Tides Schedule Details
The record lists daily high and low tides for July with morning and afternoon times. Entries show tide heights at 8 and 9 and 10 o clock, plus AM and PM markers and two figures per line. The data includes precise times for two tides each day and a final entry for the eleventh.
Uncontrollable blaze hits Ameel propulsion lab
A massive fire at the Ameel propulsion laboratory in Swannanoa North Carolina prompted evacuation of about two thousand people to a nearby veterans hospital and high school. Officials feared a large explosion as 3,000 pounds of explosives were stored nearby. the cause remained unknown and the fire was described as uncontrollable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swannanda
N.C
Ameel Propulsion Laboratory
Leroy Lutthin
Buncombe County
France extends boycott to coal and steel pool meetings
Paris extends its boycott to the coal and steel pool, a pre Common Market customs union. Michel Maurice-Bokanowski will not attend Luxembourg meetings as France maintains its stance after Brussels failed to reach financial terms for the Common Market. Local court notes include multiple Saco arrests with fines for speeding, stop-sign and inspection violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
European Coal and Steel Pool
Coal and Steel Pool
Michel Maurice - Bokanowski
Luxembourg
Brussels
Maurice Bokanowski
Rockland Youth Abandons Hold Up at Sears Roebuck
Police say a Rockland youth attempted to rob a Sears store clerk but aborted the plan saying it wasn’t worth it. Two youths fled after the gun was shown. Kenneth S. Peters, 19, and a 16 year old boy were arrested. Peters faces attempted robbery charges in District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Sears- Roebuck
David Graydon
Graydon
Kenneth S. Peters
Peters
Mee
Faer
French Show Business Adopts US Techniques
Paris reports French show business adopting American publicity methods to glamorize events from supermarkets to salons. Publicists, likened to a new profession, attract press and crowds with celebrity guests and glamorous acts as promoters import tactics from Earl Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Uncle Sam
America
Earl Blackwell
Biddeford Saco Men Join Marine Corps
George Paul Emile Grebin of Biddeford and Raymond Bilodeau of Saco enlist in the U S Marine Corps for four years. Grebin trains at Parris Island with a four week advance course at Camp Gieger before joining a unit. Bilodeau is in recruit training at Parris Island under the 120 day delay program and will receive combat training before unit assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paul Emile Grebin
Hubert St
Biddeford
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Camp Giger
N.C
Raymond Bilodeau
Roebuck Ave
Saco
Elderly driver resumes lessons after car hits pole
In Gadsden Alabama 75 year old Minnie K Reagan hammered the accelerator instead of the brake during her first test drive striking a telephone pole. Instructor L W Barnett says she talked of continuing driving lessons and learning to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden, Ala
Minnie K. Reagan
Gadsden
L.W. Barnett
Maine Accused Of Aiding Crime
Washington AP reports Representative Paul A Fine accuses Maine and the federal government of promoting crime by keeping gambling illegal. Fine cites Maine's pari mutuel turnover at 19 million and estimates illegal gambling at 600 million, repeating earlier charges to push a national lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
U.S
Paul A. Fine
Fine
Congressional Record
New York
Babies Born At Local Hospitals Over July Period
At Notre Dame and Webber hospitals in Biddeford Saco and Kennebunk new births are listed. Armand Arthur Jr Donna Eugenia Cynthia Priscille unlisted Janet Mary Jody Valerie Ann Leroy C II Donat Lee and others welcomed by parents in the July window. Brian Keith and Kimberly Patricia are among the newborns.
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Armand A. Bolduc
Main St
Biddeford
Armand Arthur Jr
Charles Cotsis
Beach St
Saco
Eugenia
Paul Cabana
Oak St
Cynthia Priscille
Josephat Blais
Lawn Ave
Webber Hospital
Leroy C
Sawyer
Stockman Avenue
Leroy C. II
Donat J.gregoire
Lincoln St
Donat Lee
John R. Collombe
Brown St
Kennebunk
Janet Mary
Henry L.ledoux
Gray Ave
Jody
Edward L. Clegg
James St
Valerie Ann
Clarification of Parking Meter Fees Offered by City Clerk
Biddeford City Clerk Paul Brunelle explained old meters lose time on a dime while new meters grant one hour per dime. He noted drivers gain use of a dime without needing a nickel though no extra time is given. Pennies cannot be used and the ordinance requires motorists to insert the meter. officers no longer turn the knob to issue tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Paul Brunelle
Brunelle
Bogalusa Seethes Amid Renewed Race Protests
Civil rights advocates renew demonstrations in Bogalusa with a 350 strong parade despite rain and plan further marches. The National States Rights party vows nightly counter rallies. A federal judge is expected to rule on an injunction against authorities for alleged interference as CORE and James Farmer return to aid the protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
National States Rights Party
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Bogalusa Civil and Voters League
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
James Farmer
Louisiana-Mississippi
Oneal Moore
Watchdog Stolen After Aberdeen Ice Co Burglary
Aberdeen Md police report burglars broke into the Aberdeen Ice Co on Tuesday taking $4 in change beer and a watchdog. Owners installed the watch animal after the break in and burglars struck again on Wednesday missing the dog and remaining cash and beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Ice Co
Poice
Biddeford Marine Turns Himself In
Joseph James Tellier an 18 year old of 99 Washington Street Biddeford turned himself in to Biddeford Police Officer Robert Lavallee after being AWOL from the U S Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune North Carolina Police notified Brunswick Naval Air Station which dispatched personnel to return Tellier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph James Tellier
Washington St
Biddeford
Robert Lavallee
U. S. Marine Corps
Camp Lajeanne
D.C
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Tellier
Stock Market Holds Narrow Range in Quiet Trading
In New York, stock prices moved within a narrow band with gains and losses mostly fractional. Volume was light at 780,000 shares in the first hour, as the AP 60 stock average edged up 0.1 to 320.1 and the Dow slipped 0.93 to 869.84 amid a dull session with little news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Aircraft
Boeing
Douglas
General Dynamics
Associated Press
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Tips For Teens by Elinor Williams
Dear Elinor answers teens on social life and parental guidance. The column advises handling parties and popularity without defensiveness and suggests addressing jealousy with firm responses. It explains how to retrieve a photo and emphasizes considering parental experience in friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Elinor
Ans
Box
Dept
WCP
Boston
Mass
Gorillephant And Unicorn Hanging In Trophy Rooms
In Nairobi a German-born taxidermist Paul Zimmermann showcases a gorillephant with an elephant head on a horse hide body and a unicorn made from a white goat head with an oryx horn. The pieces illustrate demand for extraordinary trophies as Zimmermanns employs 200 workers and mounts about 13,000 animals yearly for trophies, handbags, and museum displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
East Africa
Paul Zimmermann
Aire Ray
Zimmermann
Ken Kertell
Zimmer Lmann
Congo
Joy Adamson
Elsa
Kertell
Zimmermanns
Kenya Game Department
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Saco Salvation Army
Saco 10Th District Court
William H. Lapointe
Lawrence A. Leclair
Hooper St
Forest St
Richard M. Genidron
School St
Charles L. Beaudoin
Carlton Ave
Harry A. Ambrose
Owen R. Jones Jr
York
Alvion Morton
Raymond J. Gagnon
Land
Kenneth R. Picavet
Fof
Medford
Picavet
Sace
Francois D. Leblanc
Leominster
Louise D. Stoddard
Brunswick
James Eastwood III
Englewood
N. J
Rockland Youth
Perle Mesta
Michele Carvane
Lido
Regine
New Jimmy's
Elka Anderson
Marine Corps
Joseph R.lambert
Ferry Road
Francis R. Nadeau
Brian Keith
Malcolm D. Graffam
Evergreen Ave
Kimberly
Patricia
Clinton Presley
Washington Ave
Biddeford Marine
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred Street
Fora Museum
Kelvinator
Vic’s Appliance Center
Main Street
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