Local Personal News Ringing With Hospital Stays and Guests
A roundup of residents at Notre Dame hospital includes Mrs Wilfrid Dion and Mrs Georgiana Parent both listed as patients, while Lawrence Grace and Emile Thibodeau are noted as medical and surgical patients. Nearby, visitors include Joseph Le febvre’s house guests Mr and Mrs Eugene Dube and Mrs Willie Cloutier. Also listed are students William Sutton and Wayne Lago at the University of Ottawa and Richard J Neault aboard USS Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Dion
Harrison Avenue
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Lawrence Grace
South Street
Edmund Perry
Fort Hill
Hills Beach
Georgiana Parent
Omer Methot
Elm Street
Joseph Camire
Foss Street
Bidde
St. Francis College
University of Ottawa
William Sutton
Wayne Lago
Sutton
Lago
Randolph
Norfolk
Richard J. Neault
USN
Edmond Neault
Sheltra Avenue
Cora H. McCann Widow and Educator Dies in Mass
Cora H. McCann of Bethesda Maryland formerly of Saco and Portland died Tuesday in Haverhill Massachusetts. widow of Harold McCann she led the Methodist School for Children in Washington for ten years. Survived by son Harold Jr and three Hayden brothers and a Tilton sister. Interment was at Forest City Cemetery Portland at 1 30 this afternoon.
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Cora Hayden McCann
Bethesda
Saco
Haverhill
Mass
Harold McCann
Portland
Methodist School For Children
Washington, D. C
McCann
Kittery
Eliot
Brunswick
Harold, Jr
Albert Hayden
Dedham
Mess
Ernest Hayden
New Bedford
Beaudoin Farley Post To Meet In Biddeford
The American Legion post will hold a meeting at the Post home on Elm Street in Biddeford at 7 30 PM. The gathering will entertain the Boys State students in attendance.
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Tiche-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Post
Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Boys State
Church notes from various local groups Friday meetings
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The Bible club of the Lyman Baptist church Goodwins Mills meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage. Old Orchard Beach Youth Center Sabbath services Friday at 8 at the Empire hotel Brown street Old Orchard Beach led by Rab bo Jacob Handler of Temple Is rael Manchester N H Oneg Shabath follows sponsored by Mr and Mrs Israel Shefshick Open to the public.
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Saco Salvation Army
Bible Club
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Old Orchard Beach
Empire Hotel
Brown Street
Rabbo Jacob Handler
Temple Israel
Manchester
N. H
Oneg Shabath
Israel Shefshick
Bates Named Construction Safety Inspector for Labor Department
ALGUSTA George L Bates of Hermon, a union official, was named construction safety inspector for the Department of Labor and Industry. Bates has been business representative for Local 621, Carpenters Union, in Bangor for four years. Commissioner Marion F. Martin said Bates has played an active role in safety, promotion and apprenticeship training.
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Algusta
George L. Bates
Hermon
Department of Labor and Industry
Bates
Carpenters Union
Bangor
Marion FE. Martin
De Gaulle Opposes Berlin Concessions Amid Western Unity
In Europe tensions mount as De Gaulle and West Germany issue notes opposing Soviet pressure on Berlin. Eisenhower in Gettysburg warns a Western surrender would be worse than Munich. Muskie approves a 10 806 loan to Berwick Academy under the 1958 act. Emergency vehicles gain priority access to roads during responses.
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East Germany
de Gaulle
West Berlin
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Berlin
Czech Sudetenland
Hitler
Munich
Paul Martin
Gannett News Service
Edmund 8. Muskie
Berwick Academy
Adelard Tremblay 62 Dies After Illness in Biddeford
Adelard Joseph Tremblay 62 of 52 Birch Street Biddeford died suddenly Wednesday evening after a lengthy illness. Born May 8 1899 in Somersworth NH he was employed by Kesslen Shoe Co Kennebunk and held leadership roles in the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Survived by son Norman Old Orchard Beach two sisters Lina Levasseur Sanford Adele Caouette Springvale and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Emond Funeral Home today until 10 p m and Friday 2 to 10 p m. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Adelard Joseph Tremblay
Birch Street
Biddeford
Somersworth
N. H
Alfred and
Marie Fouchette Tremblay
Kesslen Shoe Company
Kennebunk
Aerie
Norman
Old Orchard Beach
Lina Levasseur
Sanford
Adele Caouette
Springvale
Emond
Memorial services for Adelard Tremblay set
Memorial services for Adelard Tremblay will be conducted by the Biddeford Saco Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles at Mond Funeral Home Biddeford tomorrow night at 7 30.
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Adelard. Tremblay
Saco Church Group Plans July 28 Sale
The WSCS of the School Street Methodist church in Saco schedules its annual sale for July 28 at 9 30 AM. It will be at Miss Eva McLellan home on Casco Avenue Ocean Park with Mrs Wilma Griffith as general chair and Mrs Alma Libby in charge of aprons.
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WSCS
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Eva McLellan
Casco Avenue
Ocean Park
Wilma Griffith
Alma Libby
Adenauer Reaffirms Berlin Stance After Visit
West Berliners may exchange marks one for one with East Berlin as Adenauer leaves Berlin after a two day stay. He rejects direct talks with East Germany and a wartime enemies conference, urging a settlement on self determination for all Germans. He commends Dean Rusk for restraint in Berlin talks.
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Bonn
U.S. Air Force
East Germany
Adenauer
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Germany
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Kefauver Proposes Bills on Bid Collusion and Officials' Responsibility
Senator Kefauver outlined bills to punish not only officials who fail to act against violations but also bidders who submit identical bids. A fourth bill would require bidders for government work to certify independent bids with no prior collusion in two years. If identical bids stem from competitor agreements, prosecutions could extend under the Sherman Act and false statement provisions.
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Kefauver
Navy Recruiting Stations to Close for Brief Absence
Harold Riddle of the CDC said the Navy recruiting station at the Town Hall annex in Sanford and his home in Stockman Avenue Saco will close from 8 a.m. today through Sunday. He travels to Boston for business and to visit relatives. Regular hours resume Monday at 9 a.m. July 17.
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Harold Riddle
CDC
Navy
Town Hall
Sanford
Stockman Avenue
Saco
Riddle
Boston
Maremont Declares Quarterly Dividend on Preferred Stock
Howard Wolfson, chairman, announced Maremont Corporation will pay a regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on its 6 percent Series 1960 preferred stock on July 31 to holders of record July 21. The dividend covers April 1 to July 1, 1961.
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Maremont Corporation
Chicago
Howard , Wolfson
Partly cloudy and warm with possible late storms
Partly cloudy with warm humid conditions this afternoon and a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms late in the day. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with southwest to southeast winds easing. Overnight lows vary from 48 to 69 across listed locations including Portland and Boston.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
Halifax
Montreal
Partnerships Named in Portland Area Draft Card
Ladd of Portland and Curry with Os car Lebel Jr. of Auburn team up with Diversi and Jotham Pierce of Portland. Dr Lebel and Pat Feeney from Portland, Boyd with Al Polakewich of Biddeford Saco, Steve Polackwich and Larry Leete, and Falcone with Dr Dan Shields of Auburn listed as associates.
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Ladd
Portland
Curry
Oscar Lebel Jr
Auburn
Diversi
Jotham Pierce
Dr Lebel
Pat Feeney
Boyd
al Polakewich
Biddeford - Saco
Steve Polackwich
Larry Leete
Falcone
Dan Shields
Saco Brothers Qualify For State Amateur
Todd Reed of Auburn earned the last spot in the Maine Amateur Golf Championship after a sudden death playoff among eight entrants. Reed bogeyed the fifth hole to defeat Ernie Olson of Portland and joins 31 qualifiers for the opening match play round at Portland Country Club. Gordon Curry led medalist honors with 72, Jim Veno of Orono shot 71 to secure top seed, while Dick Diversi and Pete Webber posted 74s in a muggy qualifying day.
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Portland
Todd Reed
Auburn
Maine
Reed
Ernie Olson
Gordon Curry
South Portland
Jim Veno
Orono
Veno
Curry
Dick Diversi
Waterville
Pete Webber
Farmington
Ray Lebel
John Boyd
Steve Polwackwich
Biddeford - Saco
Jim Falcone
Cape Elizabeth
Stan
Polio Cases Remain Low in United States
Public Health Service notes a remarkably low level of polio this year but warns against complacency. In the first half there were 237 cases, about twice the 1960 level and over four times 1959. A rise is typically seen this time of year and 18 new cases, eight paralytic, were reported across 11 states for the week ending July 1.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
United States
Maine man returns to Brunswick on theft charges
Brunswick police to return Albert Paul of Biddeford Maine to Brunswick where he is wanted for breaking and entering and larceny of a grocery store. Paul 28 pleaded guilty in district court yesterday to being a fugitive and waived extradition after being picked up by a Rhode Island state trooper in Johnston Sunday night. He allegedly had a revolver and cartridges in his possession.
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Cranston
R. I
Brunswick
Maine
Albert Paul
Biddeford
Paul
Rhode Island
Johnston
Ladies Night at York County Fish and Game Club
The York County Fish and Game Club plans a Ladies Night at Stickney Lodge Goodwins Mills on Thursday July 27 with a turkey dinner by the Order of Eastern Star and entertainment from Dick Stride and Bud Holway. A color film New Hampshire Wildlife will be shown and archery and other shooting events are scheduled for upcoming Sundays and October field day events chaired by Linwood Rollins and Robert Cyris. Governor Reed dedication of Vaughn Woods Memorial Park is noted with a 10th annual Broiler Festival dinner to follow.
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York County Fish and Game Club
Stickney Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Order of Eastern Star
Jean Goodwin
Dick Stride
Bud Holway
Labrador
New Hampshire Wildlife
Linwood Rollins
Robert Cyris
Maine State Archery Association
York County Fish and Game Bowmen
Everett Parker
Charles Gilpatric Jr
Wilbrod Bedard
Peter Anderson
Conrad Brunett
Win Sawtelle
Ed Ross
Richard Arseneault
Immigration service adds inspection at Eastport Maine summer
The Immigration and Naturalization Service will provide extra inspection service at Eastport Maine during the summer months. Senator Edmund S Muskie of Maine urged the extension of operating hours to accommodate patrons of a summer stock theater on Deer Island New Brunswick.
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Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Eastport
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Deer Island
New Brunswick
Benton's 24 hour drive wins back Ashby plant
In Benton Kentucky a 24 hour fund drive raised 7500 dollars to return the Ashby Metal Co subsidiary from St Louis. More than 250 residents and groups including Kiwanis Lions and Rotary contributed with donations from 1 to 500 dollars. The plant is to reopen around October 1 with payroll estimated at 11000 weekly.
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Benton, Ky
Benton
Ashby Metal Co
St. Louis
Ashby
Earl St. Marie
Marshall County Industrial Foundation
Lawn Furniture
St. Marie
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Kentucky
Woman Extends Denmark Assignment Returns Home From Europe
Local woman Miss Twomey extended her post in Denmark by six months beyond January and stayed with Mr and Mrs Henning Neder garde, former Chicago residents. She planned to sail home on the SS America, arriving in New York eight days later, and is now with her parents in Biddeford until July 30 before resuming a State Department assignment in Washington D C. She praises the two and a half years in Denmark in an exclusive Journal interview.
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Henning Nedergarde
Chicago
Miss Twomey
America
New York
Canada Must Take Ferry From Eastport For Immigration Check
A report notes that Canada must travel by ferry from Eastport with the Immigration Service operating in the evening hours. The arrangement highlights cross border flow and adjusted scheduling for immigration processing.
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Canada
Eastport
Immigration Service
Beehive Incident Delays Traffic Near Saint Etienne
A truck collision disturbed traffic when forty beehives fell from a truck near Saint Etienne. A professional beekeeper tranquilized the swarm, and traffic resumed after two hours. In other news, a Portuguese ship Save exploded off Mozambique with 259 dead and 290 survivors after storms and cargo blasts. Pope John XXIII to release labor encyclical Friday. A taxi struck children in Natanya killing seven and injuring five. Two Arab infiltrators were killed near Gaza.
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Saint-Etienne
France
Lisbon
Portugal
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Save
Qualimane
Nozambique
Seoul Philharmonic conductor fired over alleged theft
Seoul authorities dismissed John S. Kim of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra for allegedly pocketing 1800 dollars from selling orchestra musical equipment. The case ties to the government's crackdown on corruption within state backed arts groups.
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Seoul
South Korea
John S. Kim
Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
Sikhs Bridging Hindu and Muslim Faith in India
The six million Sikhs of India derive their faith from efforts to bridge Hindu and Muslim traditions. They share cremation of the dead and a no beef rule with Hindus while worshiping one God and opposing caste like Muslims.
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India
Spy Rocket Midas III Starts Orbit From California Base
Midas III, a satellite with infrared sensors to detect hostile missile firings, circles Earth every 2 hours 40 minutes in a high altitude orbit over the Soviet Union. Launched from Vandenberg adjacent base at 8 12 a m Wednesday, officials say it will scan wider areas and extend radar warning times.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Midas
Soviet Union
Midas III
Atlas
Agena
Navy
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
Ural Mountains
Dogs Isolated In Experiment At Roscoe B Jackson Lab
Arthur Champlin of Cape Elizabeth joins 60 students in a summer research seminar at the Roscoe B Jackson Memorial Laboratory. He works with 16 pups subdivided into isolated and weekly human contact groups to test learning speed differences.
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Bar Harbor
Arthur Champlin
Cape Elizabeth
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Champlin
Williams College
Lifeguard Crandall Saves Woman at Bar Harbor Beach
Rodney Crandall, 18, a lifeguard, spotted Mrs. Mario Peverini floating face down, pulled her to shore and revived her. The incident occurred at the municipal bathing beach yesterday.
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Saves Woman
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Cora H. McCann
Evusi E
Journal
Adelard Tremblay
Saco Church Group
Maremont Stock
T-Bone
U. S. No
Winesap Apples
KRAFT
Alfred St. Lot
Central Theatre
Jar
Toc
Kraft — Pure
Za-Rex
Chuck
Franks
Bologna
Alfred Street
Beaufort Naval Air Station
Beaufort, S. C
James R. Black, Jr
James R. Black, Sr
King Street
Sacv
Saco Brothers
Fish and Game Club
Cale
Paris
Air Force Command
Algiers
Maj
Marcel Foran
Vatican City
Pope John
Vatican
Natanya
Israel
Tel Aviv
Gaza Strip
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