Local Social Notes Highlight Biddeford Visits and Roles
Mr and Mrs Charles Hobart were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Prescott Howard at 26 Orchard Street Biddeford. Mr and Mrs Ronald Howard of Lawrenceburg Tennessee left for home after visiting his parents at 26 Orchard Street Biddeford. John Perreault son of Dr and Mrs Oscar Perreault at 30 South Street Biddeford has been named recreational director for the Fortunes Rocks Beach Association this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hobart
Prescott Howard
Orchard St
Biddeford
Ronald Howard
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
John Perreault
Oscar Perreault
South St
Fortune’s Rocks Beach Association
Saco Rebekah Lodge Plans Monday Outing at Granite Point
The Saco Past Noble Grands Association of Saco Rebekah Lodge schedules a Monday evening outing at the home of Mr and Mrs Reed Rumberg Granite Point Biddeford. A 6 30 pot luck supper will precede a business meeting and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Past Noble Grands Association of
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Reed Rumberg
Granite Point
Biddeford
Cadets of Saco Salvation Army Meet Friday Night
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m in church notes form reporting the event details for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Name Addition Given Approval by Luke E Hart Council
Knight of Columbus Luke E Hart Council met at the hall on Washington Street Biddeford. Grand Knight Edmond Neault announced final approval of the Luke E Hart Council name addition. Deputy Grand Knight Lionel Lapointe outlined a field day at La Mennais College Alfred on Aug 16 with Wilfred Roy as chairman and tickets available. Armand Bergeron discussed the bowling league pace and called a captain meeting for Sunday Aug. A new bowler should contact a committee member. District Deputy letter read on district activities. Neault will announce committee appointments and tentative programs for the first six months and led opening and closing prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke E. Hart Council
Knight of Columbus
Washington Street
Biddeford
Edmond Neault
Supreme Council
Lionel Lapointe
la Mennais College
Alfred
Wilfred Roy
Armand Bergeron
Aluminum Stocks Lift New York Market Early
Stock market gains led by aluminum issues push the Dow up 2.62 to 850.09 at noon as the AP 60-stock average climbs .5, with industrials up .4 and rails up .6. Alcoa gains a full point after reporting quarterly earnings the highest since 1959, while Reynolds Metals and Kaiser Aluminum rise. Other leaders include U.S. Steel, Texaco, New York Central, Sears Roebuck, Du Pont, Westinghouse, GM, American Motors, Xerox, and U.S. Smelting in a generally higher but mixed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
New York Central Railroad
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Westinghouse
General Motors
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals
Aluminium Ltd
Kaiser Aluminum
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker
Bethlehem
Xerox
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Card of Thanks from the Camire and Levesque Families
Card of thanks expresses gratitude from Adelina Camire and family and Mrs. Joseph Levesque for flowers cards and support after a bereavement. Thanks extend to relatives friends neighbors and to the priests doctor and nurses of Webber Hospital and to the Bryant and Michaud families and their kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Camire
Webber Hospital
Joseph Levesque
Kenneth Bryant
Patrick Michaud
Engaged: Linda Rogalski to Raymond Michaud in fall wedding
Miss Linda Rogalski R N daughter of Mrs Maude Morin of Biddeford is engaged to Raymond Michaud son of Mrs Yivonne Michaud of Lewiston and the late William Michaud. Rogalski a Biddeford High School and Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing graduate is employed at the hospital. Michaud a Lewiston High School and St Dominic’s High School graduate works at the Worumbo Division of S P Stevens Co in Lisbon Falls. A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lee Rogalski
R. N
Maude Morin
Alfred St
Biddeford
Frederic Co., Rogalski Sr
Bridgeport
Lewiston
Michaud
St Dominic’s Wich School
Worumbo
S. P. Stevens Company
Lisbon Falls
Biddeford Man Is Fined $100 In Kennebunk
A multiple Maine Municipal Court session listed fines for drivers from Biddeford and nearby towns. Michel St Ours of Biddeford paid $100 after pleading guilty to operating after suspension. others paid $5 to $25 for offenses including speeding, improper muffler, left of center, no registration, and lack of front license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Michel St. Ours
Union St
Biddeford
Roland L. Huot
Summer St
Stanley D. Fifield
Pool Road
Bruce A .Brown
Wells
Brown
Eric B. Anderson
Elmwood
Mass
Carl E. Henry
Roosevelt
M. Y
Thomas J. Rainsville
Lawrence
Biddeford Traffic Accident Reported
A two car collision occurred at Elm and Union Streets in Biddeford yesterday afternoon causing bumper and trim damage. Police say Anthony G. Morris 72 of 2 Emmons Place Biddeford was struck in the rear by Camille Bedard 71 of 111 Commons Street Saco. Bedard said he could not stop in time to avoid the Morris vehicle.
Portland Youth Is Fined $10 At Beach
In Trial Justice Court last night two Portland youths faced dump litter complaints. Henry Lawson was found innocent after pleading not guilty. John Early Jr. pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine. Other locals, Kenneth McKenny and Tony G Savage, also paid $10 fines for liquor possession and an uninspected vehicle. Marie Mageles pleaded guilty to operating without a license and paid a $10 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Trial Justice Court
Henry Lawson
John Early Jr
Portland
Wesley M. Mewer
Lawson
Early
Kenneth McKenny
Tony G. Savage
South Portland
Marie Mageles
Coastal Portland Forecast: Warm, Humid with Sunny Afternoons
This afternoon in Portland expect mostly sunny skies and very warm, humid conditions with highs in the 80s along the coast and near 90 inland. Winds will be gentle and variable. Tonight turns fair and mild with lows in the 60s and light variable to calm winds. Saturday remains fair, hot, and humid with continued warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gould predicts end of public concerts in favor of recordings
Kansas City AP reports pianist Glenn Gould, age 30 from Toronto, forecasts the demise of public concerts due to the rise of high fidelity records and tape machines. He notes recordings have boosted music appreciation and says he may limit his own recital schedule to focus on composing, while maintaining a strong link to permanence in recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Glenn Gould
Gould
Toronto
Ont
Washington
Paul Hume
Washington Post-Times Herald
New York
Carnegie Hall
Columbia Records
Gould Poris
Columbia
Symphonia String Quartet
Cleveland
New Music Associates of
London
London Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Zernstein
Bernstein
Traffic Accident Reported At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH A two car collision yesterday damaged two out of town vehicles. Police say Rosario Begin of Sellery Quebec drove into a parked car owned by Hannah F. Scott of Lewiston. Scott’s car sustained bumper and trunk damage while Begin’s vehicle had $200 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Rosario Begin
Sellery, Que
Hannah F. Scott
Lewiston
Scott
Begin
Hornet Blamed In Cape Elizabeth Traffic Crash
CAPE ELIZABETH A hornet was blamed for a car smashing into a utility pole yesterday. Mrs Hazel Julian of Kennebunk told police she brushed at a hornet that entered her car as the mishap occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Elizabeth
Hazel Julian
Kennebunk
Two Injured In Saco Road Accidents
An 18 year old Saco man John LaFond suffered a nosebleed and seven year old David Roberge sustained a head bruise after his mother Mrs Bette Roberge stopped to turn into a driveway and a flashlight distraction caused a collision on iFerry Road. Minor damage reported to both vehicles and a second incident on Beach Street involved Leo Winkel and Roger Dutil with about 250 dollars in total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
John LaFond
Weymouth St
David Roberge
Bette Jean M. Roberge
Ferry Road
iFerry
La'Tond
Portland
Roger FE
Dutil
Mt. Pleasant St
Biddeford
Winkel
Birth announcements from Biddeford and surrounding towns
To The Webber to Mr and Mrs Donald G Berube Portland Road Saco a daughter Cynthia Ann weighing seven pounds 4 ounces July 4 To Mr and Mrs Richard Villemaire 21 Water St Biddeford a son Daniel Paul weighing six pounds 13 ounces July 14 To Mr and Mrs Robert Gagne Kennebunkport a daughter Mary Jo weighing six pounds 3 and a half ounces July 16 To Mr and Mrs Francis Cantara Jr 217 Guinea Road Biddeford a daughter weighing six pounds 11 ounces July 16 To Mr and Mrs Donald F Walker RFC 1 Biddeford a son Robert Michael weighing seven pounds 10 ounces To Mr and Mrs Darrel E Aufden 128 Pike St Ext Biddeford a son Darrel Elmer Jr weighing six pounds one ounce July 14 To Mr and Mrs Elmer D McPherson 32 Taylor St Biddeford a son Michael Dennis weighing six pounds 15 ounces To Mr and Mrs Larry D Clough Kennebunkport a daughter Susan Lynn weighing seven pounds 14 ounces July 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Villemaire
Water St
Biddeford
Daniel Paul
Robert Gagne
Kennebunkport
Mary-Jo
Francis Cantara Jr
Guinea Road
Donald F. Walker
RFC 1
Robert Michael
Darrel E. Aufden
Pike St
Ext
Darrel Elmer Jr
Elmer D. McPherson
Taylor St
Michael Dennis
Larry D. Clough
Susan Lynn
State Convention Report For Biddeford AS Given At Legion Meet
A report on the state convention was presented at the Tighe Beaudoin Farley Post 1 American Legion gathering in Biddeford. District Commander Royal Sheltra cited two citation awards for journalism, details on child welfare aid totals, a flag burning ceremony planned for Memorial Field Saco on Aug 23, and progress on Legion fundraising efforts. Cary Sneider was named to Boys Nation to be held in Washington DC July 17 to 24. County Commander Arthur Tuttle spoke. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley Post
American Legion
Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Royal Sheltra
Paul Casavant
Dept. of Maine Post
Cary I. Sneider
Boys Nation
Washington, D.C
Arthur Tuttle
George Boutin
Three Rural Roads Repaired in State Funded Project
Timothy J. Crowley Saco street commissioner reports three rural roads received repairs with state money nicknamed mud money. Heath Road tarred along its entire two year project from Buxton Road to Flag Pond Road with municipal funds enabling extra work on Simpson Road near Arthur Fogg residence and Smutty Lane. Mrs Julian sustained arm and shoulder injuries after a vehicle lost control on Route 9. Officer Charles Wormwood investigated. vehicle deemed demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Crowley
Saco Street
Heath Road
Buxton Road
Flag Pond
Simpson Road
Arthur Fogg
Crowley
Smutty Lane
Julian
Charles Wormwood
New England Delegates Return from National Convention
New England delegates headed home disappointed at the convention outcome yet pledging support for Barry Goldwater. Goldwater earned 15 of 104 New England votes. Scranton led with 65. others united for Goldwater, with Margaret Chase Smith securing 27 for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New England
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
William E. Miller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Smith
New House Permit Issued In Saco
Saco issues a second residence permit this month to Byron F Dolby as building inspector. Newman Bagley Ferry Road receives a six room house permit on Meadow Lane costing about 15000 dollars. George and Judy Doody Ross Road get a permit to install hot water baseboard heating with boiler and oil burner at about 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Byron F. Dolby
Thas
Newman Bag‘ley
Ferry Road
Meadow Lane
George
Judy Doody
Ross Road
Democrats Seek Federal Oversight on Poison Porsons Control
AP reports Maine Democrats advocate shifting licensure of commercial poison vendors to the U S Department of Agriculture. William D Hathaway of Auburn, a 2nd District congressional candidate, urged strict limits on poison use during a Thursday night Democrats meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Agriculture Department
William D. Hathaway
Auburn
Congress
Republican Campaign Begins With Goldwater Emphasis on Limited Government
The 1964 Republican campaign centers on Barry Goldwater’s demand to shrink federal power. He calls for returning to proven, old-fashioned principles and states power should be decentralized to local levels. Civil rights stance remains a contentious focal point for voters and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
White House
Nudist Club Attacks Suits In Britain Editorial
In Bournemouth England an official nudist group denounces topless dresses and bathing suits as indecent. A Bournemouth and East Dorset naturist magazine editorial states the human body is not indecent and that attire determines modesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Britain
Biddeford Debuts New Fire Truck After Underwriters Test
Biddeford's new fire truck, built by Pierre Thibault Ltd of Pierreville, Quebec, passed a six hour National Board of Fire Underwriters inspection yesterday. Fire Chief Arthur King called the results beyond expectations as the unit operated at 150 psi for three hours to reach 750 gpm, then 200 psi at half capacity for two hours, and 250 psi at one third capacity for one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Arthur King
Pierre Thibault, Ltd
Pierreville
Que
Canada
National Board of Fire Underwriters
J. G. Deering Lumber Co
Case Not Pressed In Biddeford Court
Clayburn Ryder, 18, of Cape Elizabeth faced an alleged charge of carnal knowledge of a 15-year-old girl. The Biddeford Municipal Court, before Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason, pressed no action this morning. Ryder pleaded innocent and was represented by Don ald L. Beckwith. County Atty. Lloyd M. La Fountain asked to dismiss, saying the state lacks sufficient evidence to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayburn Ryder
Cape Elizabeth
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Ryder
Donald L. Beckwith
Portland
Lloyd M. la Fountain
Hancock Man Killed In Fire
Gerald Morse aged 50 burned to death in a Washington Junction camp fire. Police and fire officials said the cause is not known. Morse lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Gerald Morse
Washington Junction
Morse
Reed To Head Fund For Black Augusta
Gov John H Reed and his wife will head a trust fund for the children of State Trooper Charles C Black who was shot and killed during a bank robbery attempt in South Berwick. Maine State Employees Association directors voted to donate 200 to the fund. Black left two young sons and a pregnant widow awaiting another child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John H. Reed
Charles C. Black
South Berwick
Maine State Employees Association
Black
Muskie Named As Possibility
WARWICK Rhode Island AP There are at least four New Englanders named as potential running mates for President Johnson this fall two from Rhode Island according to Sen John Pastore D RI Also named were Claiborne Pell John Fogarty Edmund Muskie and Robert F Kennedy at a Kent County Rotarians meeting Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
R.I
New
Sheppard Faces Possible Retrial In Murder Case
Sheppard stayed at a motel after posting a $10,000 bond and said he would remain until a marshal arrived. Guemare claims a bushy-haired intruder killed his wife on July 4, 1954, with Sheppard facing a potential first-degree murder conviction and possible death sentence despite nearing parole. Originally found guilty of second-degree murder after a two-month trial ending December 21, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Guemare
Boissonneault Named Newman Club Student Council Rep
Richard G. Boissonneault, a student in the electrical engineering department at Tri-State College in Angola Indiana, has been named by the Newman Club as its student council representative. Boissonneault is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Boissonneault of 1 Hillside A venue Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Richard G.boissonneault
Electrical Engineering
Tri-State College
Newman Club
Boissonneault
Paul A. Boissonneault
Hillside
Biddeford
Voters to get clear liberal versus conservative choice this year
Since 1940 the two parties have resembled twins with minor semantic splits on policy. This year voters will finally see a real distinction between liberal and highly conservative platforms.
Crowley Seeks Beach Use Cooperation to Cut Litter
Crowley asks beach users to cooperate in keeping Saco beaches litter free. Twenty five barrels placed along the shore and a street department worker will clean daily. He cites bottles and cans on sand as a danger to bathers and notes litter on Elms Street Beach Street Ocean Park Road and Ferry Road. Motor vehicle rubbish is an ordinance violation. Fishermen are urged not to dump sunfish on the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Crowley
Saco Street
Saco
Crowley
Elms Street
Beach Street
Ocean Park Road
Ferry Road
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Michael J. Fitzgibbon
Lowell
Terest
John J. Fici
Boston
Clarissa M. Fields
Rockland
Robert J. Duvall Jr
Manchester
N. H
Margaret E. Parker
Westbrook
John Malin Jr
Rachel K. Ezrin
Waban
Roland R. Cormier
Hornet
Webber
Donald G. Berube
Portland Road
Cynthia Ann
A. Searle Pinney
Connecticut
Spain
John Lodge
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Scranton
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Volpe
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Dwight D.rgee
New Hampshire
Reed
Fund For Black
Muskie
Uncle Sam
Felix
T. Sheltra & Son
Jeffer
Son St
VICS
Main Street
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