Personal notices from Saco Biddeford area residents
Alcide Deschambeault at Webber Hospital and Pierre Marin, Jenkins Road, both listed as medical patients at Webber Hospital. Irvings te Hock at 257 North Street, Saco, a patient at the Saco Osteopathic Hospital. William Berube at 71 ter Street, Saco, a patient at Webber. Nancy Iagh of 30 George Street, Biddeford, surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Ola Mae Snow of 40 Carll Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, a medical patient at Webber. Sharon Cyr of Winter Street Extension employed at Wellwood Co. store in Saco. Robert Bolduc of Lewis Avenue, Saco, on a week’s vacation from Men’s Shop, 260 Main Street, Saco. Gordon McCallum of 126 Saco Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, employed for summer at Men’s Shop, Main Street, Saco. Edna Foster vacationing two weeks from Wellwood Co. store, Main Street, Saco. Mrs. Foster resides in Old Orchard Beach. Herbert W. Dwyer Jr. and children Linda and Bruce arrived from Louisiana for a three-week visit with his parents at 36 Thornton Avenue, Saco. Paul A. Houle and family, formerly of Biddeford, returned to California after visiting Saul J. Houle at 20 Oak Street, Biddeford, and Louis Noel at Rathier Street, Biddeford. Bertha Glasick and son James of Bath, N. Y. Mrs Jeanette Roy and children of Philadelphia, Penn., and James Roy of Los Angeles, Calif., returned home after two weeks with Eloise Roy at 124 Elm Street, Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcide Deschambeault
Pleasant St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Pierre Marin
Jenkins Road
Webber
Irvings Te Hock
North St
William Berube
Ter St
Nancy Iagh
George St
Biddeford
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Hospia
Ola Mae Snow
Carll Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Sharon Cyr
Winter Street
Wellwood Co
Main Street
Robert Bolduc
Lewis Ave
Main St
Gordon McCallum
Saco Ave
Edna Foster
Foster
Herbert W. Dwyer Jr
Linda
Bruce
Louisiana
Thornton Ave
Paul A. Houle
California
Saul J. Houle
Oak St
Louis Noel
Rathier Street
Bertha Glasick
James
Bath
N. Y
Jeanette Roy
Philadelphia
Penn
James Roy
Los Angeles
Calif
Eloise Roy
Elm St
Church Meetings Schedule Listed in Saco and Goodwins Mills
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m Trustees and members of the Official Board of Goodwins Mills Methodist Church Lyman will meet at 11 45 a m Sunday directly after the morning worship service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Lyman
Negroes Cancer Demonstration In Cambridge
Cambridge Maryland scene after Gov Tawes asks a Maryland Bar Association committee to seek racial peace. Maryland Attorney General Finan reports plan to confer with leaders from both sides. A street brawl involving six white men police and a photographer occurred near the Armory during the day long talks. No charges were filed. Demonstrations had continued despite National Guard ban and partial military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Cambridge Armory
Finan
Gov. Tawes
Maryland State Bar Association
Donnybrook
National Guard
Saigon Police Raid Buddhist Pagoda Shock Saigon
Vietnamese police stormed a crowded Buddhist pagoda housing about 400 monks nuns and followers. Three Buddhists were detained as demonstrators clashed with clubs and rifle butts. American officials condemned the brutality and President Kennedy urged a peaceful resolution to the Buddhist crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Giao Minh
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Card of Thanks to Patrick Bourgoin’s Family
Expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cards received during the recent stay at Webber Mrs. Patrick Bourgoin extends thanks for support and kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Webber Hospital
Deaths in Wayland: Mrs. Marcia E. Deane 86
Mrs. Marcia E. Deane 86 of 49 Edgewood Road Wayland died after a long illness at Framingham Union Hospital. Born in Biddeford she was daughter of Exehial and Lucinda Emery and widow of Fred H. Deane. Survived by son Russell E. Deane four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 from Mitchell Funeral Home Natick burial Lakeview Cemetery Wayland. Visiting hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Mass
Marcia E. Deane
Edgeward Road
Framingham Union Hospital
Biddeford
Exehial
Lucinda
Cole) Emery
Fred H. Deane
Russell E. Deane
Mitchell Funeral Home
North Main St
Natick
Lakeview Cemetery
Bogdahn Funeral Services Held in Saco
Funeral services for Anton M. Bogdahn of New County Road were held at 2 p m yesterday at Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco with Rev Sidney F White officiating. Burial was in Goodwins Mills Cemetery Ly man Bearers included George Bogdahn nephew Peter Bogdahn William Knudsen Angus Knudsen Robert Cook and Arthur Bridges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton M. Bogdahn
Dayton
New County Road
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St. Saco
Sidney F. Whitehouse
Goodwins Mills Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
George Bogdahn
Peter Bogdahn
William Knudsen
Angus Knudsen
Robert Cook
Arthur Bridges
Frances Mullen Rites Held at St. Margaret's Church
Funeral services for Frances Mullen of 15 School Street were held at St. Margaret's Church. Rev Msgr Edward O'Leary led a requiem high mass with the church choir and organist Mrs Antonio Boisvert. Delegations from local offices and veterans groups attended. Burial followed at St Mary's Cemetery Biddeford with Msgr Leary saying prayers. Out-of-town mourners included Mr and Mrs Richard Miller of Milville New Jersey and Mr and Mrs Robert Mullen Fairbanks Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mullen
Old Orchard Beach
St. Margaret's Church
Edward O'Leary
Antonio Boisvert
C. Fayette
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Margaret's Sodality
Maurice Boland
St. Mary's Cemetery
Biddeford
Msgr
Lo" Leary
Donald Jones
Normand Sisley
Howard Slaney
John McSweeney
Richard Miller
Milville
N. J
Robert Mullen
Fairbanks
Alaska
Kennedy mobbed by students in White House yard
President Kennedy faced a severe shuffle on the White House south lawn as about 2,500 high school students from various countries pressed forward for handshakes and autographs. Secret service and White House officers struggled to hold back the crowd. Lt. Edward Teehan collapsed but recovered, and Rear Adm. George Barkley gave first aid as the students prepared to return home after a year in the United States through an exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Secret Service
White House
Edward Teehan
George Barkley
Teehan
Two Canadians In Accident At Beach
A minor collision on Summit Street at OLD ORCHARD BEACH damaged two cars as they left driveways. Masao Ishihara aged 46 from Montreal backed his car while Bernard McAvoy aged 34 from Belvoir drove out across the street. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at 50 dollars to the Ishihara car and 25 dollars to the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Summit Street
Masao Ishihara
Montreal
Que
Bernard McAvoy
Belvoir
Ishihara
Wader Drowns In Pond Mishap
EMBDEN AP report: 32-year-old Lawrence Fortin of Bingham drowned at Embden Pond after stepping off a ledge into deeper water. He could not swim and authorities note the incident occurred Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embden
Bingham
Embden Pond
Lawrence Fortin
Waterville plant ground breaking set at industrial park
Ground breaking ceremonies were scheduled today at Waterville's industrial park to open a new 46 000 square foot plant to be occupied by Bird and Son Inc manufacturers of corrugated shipping cases. When completed in November it will employ 30 to 40 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Bird and Son, Inc
Wires Crossed Report of Truck Vandalism in Saco
James Huff reports to Saco police that someone crossed wires on his truck and siphoned gasoline from the tank while parked at 5 Storer Street. He notes two prior nights of damage to planks and fuel lines as investigators probe the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Huff
Bonython Ave
Saco
Storer St
Portland Small Craft Warnings And Local Forecast
Coastal warnings posted from noon to sunset with a developing afternoon shower risk. Highs near 80 today, tonight clearing with mid 50s to low 60s, coastal fog. Friday mostly sunny with mid 80s, humidity high, chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers. Eclipse viewing conditions favorably above 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
July Tides Text From Eastern Time Almanac
Tides data for July shows high and low water times in Eastern Time with morning and evening columns. The snippet lists several specific times such as 9:34 and 3:19 for highs and lows, along with supplementary figures like 11:26 and 1:05.
Reed Seeks Chairmanship At Governors Conference
Gov Reed plans to attend the 55th National Governors Conference in Miami Beach with his daughters and aides. He indicated interest in the chairmanship and will assess his chances upon arrival. The event runs Sunday to Wednesday, with speakers and panels on employment, manpower training, and safety. President Kennedy expected to speak at the state dinner Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Miami Beach
Raleigh
N. C
Miami
Cheryl
Ruth
Mear Norton
Reginald B. Bowdoin
Edwin W. Heywood
Torben K. Andersen
Portland
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Farris Bryant
Florida
Kennedy
Nasson College to Receive Income From Trust Fund
Nasson College will receive income from a $70,000 trust fund established by the late Dr. Gertrude E. Hall. Hall was an Auburn native who lived in Portland and Newfield. Nasson President Roger C. Gay said there are no restrictions on use of the fund's income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springvale
Nasson College
Gertrude E. Hall
Auburn
Portland
Newfield
Nasson
Roger C. Gay
Wall Street Faces New Curbs and Floor Trader Shakeup
The report urges limits on short selling floor traders and stock specialists tighter OTC oversight and an improved odd-lot handling system. It calls for eliminating floor traders by Jan 2 1965 and notes 15 of 1,366 NYSE members dominate floor trading. Specialists numbered 360 on NYSE with inadequate policing. May 28 1962 Black Monday cited. News of the report sparked a stock retreat before partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Plans To Relieve School Congestion At OOB
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The School Committee voted to remove the partition between the nurse’s room and the teachers’ room to form one new classroom for a combined fourth and fifth grade class to ease overcrowding. A new teacher will be needed. The committee also approved partitioning a high school room to create two smaller classes. Jerome LePelletier, new high school principal, presented a fall class schedule. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Smith, Louis DeAngelis, Benjamin Downs, and Supt. Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Jameson School
Frank D. Lawler
Jerome LePelletier
Mary Smith
Louis DeAngelis
Benjamin Downs
Supt
Lawler
State awards beach five hundred for Canadian event
Governor Reed and the Executive Council on a Sea & Shore patrol boat cruise authorized temporary allocations totaling 82,087 for federal Manpower Development Training Act and Area Development Act programs for the first quarter. They also approved 500 from the Promotion of Maine Fund to the Old Orchard Beach Chamber for its Canadian Festival next month and confirmed medical and blind institution appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
State House
Penobscot Bay
Reed
Executive Council
Guardian
Promotion of
Maine
Old Orchard Beach
Twilight Sale Lights Up Biddeford Saco Stores Tonight
Biddeford Saco merchants launch the second annual Twilight sale this evening in member shops. The event will close at regular closing time and reopen from 7 to 10 p.m., offering extended shopping hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford - Saco
Briefing on Saco Sewers Planned With Officials Meeting
Mayor J Edward Whelan of Saco announced a briefing session next Wednesday at 8 pm in City Hall for city officials and stakeholders on the proposed sewer project. Whitman and Howard of Boston are surveying the plan led by engineer Laurence Kraynick. State and federal grants total 1,713,850 dollars with 600,000 dollars city share to be approved by bond vote and referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Whelan
Saco
City Hall
Whitman and Howard Engineering
Boston
Laurence Kraynick
City of Saco
Fishway funding eyed for dam project in New Brunswick
Reed outlined a plan to match state and federal funds for a fishway with $25,000 from the Fish and Game Department to unlock $150,000 for construction at one dam. He noted Canadian approval and strong New Brunswick sportsman interest. A second proposal for a Piscataquis River Dam fishway at Howland could cost $40,000 to $60,000 with 50 percent federal, 25 percent state, and 25 percent Bangor Hydro Electric Co. funding, contingent on the St. Croix project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Reed
New Brunswick
Piscataquis River
Howland
Bangor Hydro Electric Co
St. Croix
No Settlement Is Foreseen In Railroad Dispute
Washington reports a six man panel will finish arming President Kennedy with facts to urge Congress on labor legislation to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Management and labor will comment on the report, then it goes to the President for recommendations. Congress has seven days to act before the July 29 deadline. Rail unions say 65,000 jobs would be cut, they will strike if rules take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sixman
Kennedy
Management and Labor
Special Committee
Congress
Assault And Battery Case Is Continued In Saco Court
Mrs Muriel Gregoire 24 of 10 Free St Saco accuses Lester J White 39 of Beach St Saco of assault and battery. The case was continued until tomorrow in Saco Municipal Court. White appeared before Judge Hilary Mahaney and was released on personal recognizance of 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Gregoire
Free St
Saco
Lester J. White
Beach Street
Saco Municipal Court
White
Hilary Mahaney
Soviet Chinese Talks May End This Weekend
Moscow reports say Soviet-Chinese ideological talks may close this weekend if delegations reach a final communique. The recess today followed by resumed negotiations left the rift between Peking and Moscow wide, with disputes over a closing statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Peking
Racial unrest cited as barrier to business locations
Wirtz told the Commerce Committee that inequality of opportunity and unrest hurts the economy and unemployment. He cited four Danville Virginia hotels that allowed white travelers but barred Black guests, saying such discrimination deterred firms from locating in towns due to unrest and race barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Wirtz
Commerce Committee
Kennedy billion deficits fuel buying of American gold
Continued deficits in international financial dealings leave foreigners with surplus dollars to purchase American gold, a key to the dollar’s strength. The U S gold stock has fallen from 22 million to under 15.7 billion in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Summit prospects fade as Moscow talks yield cautious optimism
A three power communique reported progress on drafting provisions of a test ban treaty covering atmospheric outer space and underwater tests. Kennedy echoed optimism from Harriman and Gromyko but warned allied unity and wider participation remain difficult with France and China opposed. Khrushchev and Peking talks near breakdown after 10 days of negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Kennedy
Harriman
France
China
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
Peking
Cruiser Stolen From Hodgdon Yard in Boothbay Harbor
The Coast Guard searches for a 27 foot cabin cruiser reported stolen from its mooring at Hodgdon Brothers boat yard in Boothbay Harbor. The craft is valued at 10 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Coast Guard
Hodgdon Brothers
Biddeford Court Fines For Pornography And Traffic Offenses
Biddeford's municipal court handled liquor traffic and pornography cases this morning. Roger P. Fluerant, 24, of 39 Graham St., paid a $100 fine for possessing pornographic material. Richard M. Farrahar, 19, of Malden Mass., pled guilty to operating left of center on a grade and was fined $35 with $25 suspended plus a 10 day Maine driving suspension. Gerald R. Sack, 20, of Chestnut Hill Mass., paid $10 for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Officer Janson led the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Roger P. Fluerant
Graham St
Gerald C. Nason
Hanes G. Gibson
Earl Crossman
Richard M. Farrahar
Malden
Mass
Robert Janson
Nason
Maine
Gerald R. Sack
Chestnut Hill
Janson
Banquet Scheduled By Past Presidents Parley
The annual banquet of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley Past Presidents Parley will be held Monday August 12 at Cascade Lodge. The announcement came at a group meeting held at the home of Mrs Ellen Kelleher on Memorial Drive Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
Cascade Lodge
Ellen Kelleher
Memorial Drive
Biddeford
Daughters Present Pins At Outgoing Wast President
Mrs Mabel Garside’s heirs honored with Past Presidents Pin to the outgoing president. Nominees were named to plan the initiation of Mrs Petit at the September meeting. Mystery award went to Miss Anna M Donahue as refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Kelleher assisted by Mrs Couture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Mabel Garside
Nellie Petit
Nellie M. White
Rita Couture
Jeanne Pelletier
Donahue
Evelyn Morin
Betty McKeon
Germaine Lariviere
Petit
Kelleher
Couture
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Patrick Bourgoin
Wader
Goose Rocks Fire Company
Goose Rocks
Beverly Emerson
Vivian Fessenden
Auxiliary
Barbara Willey
Bakery
Warrell
Oob
Beach
Fishway
Bob
Rush
American Discount
Federal
Sneider’s Grocery Center
West Street
Franco
Latouraine
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