Local Personal Notices From Biddeford and Vicinity
Mrs Laura Binette of 141 Beach St Saco is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Aurore Pinard employed at Friendly Style Shop 68 Alfred St Biddeford is vacationing in New York City. Raymond A Lizette of 142 Prospect St Biddeford is a medical patient at the Veterans Hospital TogUS. Mrs Frank Trott of Dover NH and Mr and Mrs Arthur Trott Laconia NH have returned home after attending funeral services for William Trott. Mr and Mrs Wayne Shaw of Waldorf Md have returned home after spending a weeks vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Romeo Pimpare Alfred Road Biddeford. Accompanying them on their return trip was Ronnie Pimpare who will spend a month visiting them and will also visit the Worlds Fair and Washington DC
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Laura Binette
Beach St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Aurore Pinard
Friendly Style Shop
Alfred St
Biddeford
New York City
Raymond A. Lizette
Prospect St
Veterans Hospital, Togus
Frank Trott
Dover
N.H
Arthur Trott
Laconia
Church Notes Prayer Meetings Schedule
Mid weekPrayer meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Bible Baptist Church 1441 Ferry Road Saco A prayer and Bible study follows Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Assembly of God Church of Saco Ahepa Home 22 Pleasant Street
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Assembly of
Coo
Ahepa
Fleasant Street
Staggers Describes Path To House Commerce Chair
Rep. Harley Staggers of West Virginia, nearing the Commerce Committee chair, recalls how a vote conversation led him to politics. He served as Mineral County sheriff from 1937 to 1941 and was elected to Congress in 1948, winning re election eight times.
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Washington
Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Staggers
West Virinia
Mineral County
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Commerce Committee
U.S. District Court
Arkansas
Harris
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Senate
President Johnson
House Commerce Committee
Mariner 4 Images Hint Mars Dead Orb Similar to Moon
Los Angeles Times reports Mariner 4 images suggest Mars appears as a dead orb like the moon with craters on the surface and no canals visible. Some astronomers have proposed canals may exist on Mars, but the photos shown to date do not prove them.
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
Mariner 4
Mars
Card of Thanks for Care at Notre Dame Hospital
I wish to thank Dr. Charest Pr Fortier the nurses aides sisters and staff for their kind care and my relatives and friends for the beautiful cards flowers and gifts sent me during my stay at the Notre Dame Hospital.
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Dr. Charest
Pr. Fortier
The
Notre Dame Hos
Deaths John G Oddy longtime Biddeford Pool resident
Dr John George Oddy 63 summer resident of Biddeford Pool for 30 years and Methuen Mass resident died at a local hospital Born Woonsocket Rhode Island May 19 1902 son of Parkinson L and Mary Brown Oddy He was educated at Littleton High Tufts College Lawrence General Hospital and served in the US Army Medical Corps in World War II in the Pacific He belonged to the American Legion Post John Hancocks Lodge A F and A M White Shrine Caucus Club and several medical associations Survivors include his widow Dorothy Flagg Oddy a daughter Dorothy L Douglass Salem NH a son John G Oddy Jr Rockport MA two brothers Parkinson Oddy MD Methuen and William Oddy DMD Orange MA one sister Mrs George Kimball Littleton and six grandchildren Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm at Allen Funeral Home Lawrence with overnight calling hours Friday Interment Fairlawn Cemetery Littleton MA Friends may call Den nett and Craig Funeral Home Saco ME tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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John George Oddy
Biddeford Pool
Swan St
Methuen
Mass
Woonsocket
Parkinson L
Mary (Brown) Oddy
Littleton
Tufts College
Lawrence, Mass. General Hospital
U.S. Army Medical Corps
American Ize Legion Post
John Hancocks
Lodge A.F
A.M
White Shrine
Caudacus Club of
Lawrence
American Medical Association
Massachusetts Medical Association
Maine Medical Association
The
American Association G.Y.M
Dorothy (Flagg) Oddy
Dorothy L
Douglass
Salem
N.H
John G. Oddy Jr
Rockport
Parkinson ‘Oddy
William Oddy
Orange
George Kimball
Allen Funeral Home
Fairlawn
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Sanford Man Walter L Hanson Dies At 71
Walter L Hanson 71 of 61 Pioneer Ave Sanford died suddenly at home. Born in Saco April 5 1894 son of Harry and Minnie Hanson he was a World War I veteran and custodian at the Sanford Elks Lodge for seven years. Survived by sister Josephine Amesbury Mass and stepson Ernest Robbins. Funeral from Shumway Funeral Home Saco tomorrow at 10 a.m. with calling tonight 7 to 9.
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Sanford
Walter L. Hanson
Pioneer Ave
Saco
Harry
Minnie (Warren) Hanson
iSaco
Sanford Elks Lodge
Aline (Bourque) Hanson
Josephine
Amesbury
Mass
Ernest ‘Robbins
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Mrs. Margaret Adamson dies at 72 in Biddeford hospital
Mrs. Margaret Lukens Adamson, 72, of Kingston Rocks Biddeford widow of Dr. L Gordon Adamson died early today at a local hospital. Born January 1 1893 in East Pittsburgh Pa she was daughter of Edward and Carrie Lukens Smith. Surviving: three daughters and 12 grandchildren. Private funeral in Kingston Mass. Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco handled arrangements.
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Margaret Lukens Adamson
Ecnns Rocks
Biddeford
L. Gordon Adamson
Pittsburgh
Edward and
Carrie (Lukens) Smith
Alan C. Borg
Ossining
N.Y
Robert E. Reidy
Ashfield
Mass
Edwin A. Jamback
Woodsville
N.H
Kingston
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Funeral services for Joseph Martel at St. Josephs Church
Funeral services for Joseph Martel of 74 May Street were held at St. Josephs Church in Tra Deford with a Requiem High Mass by Rev. Sylve Levesque. Choir under Mrs. Diane Rousselle provided music and burial followed at St. Josephs Cemetery with graveside prayers. Bearers included Raymond B Dunton Ronald G. Dunton Le Roy Martel and John Martel. Out of town attendees were Alfred Tantreau and Leda Raymond from Lewiston.
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Joseph Martel
St., Oh
St. Joseph's Church
Tradeford
Sylve Levesque
Diane Rousselle
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Fr. Levesque
Raymond B Dunton
Ronald G. Dunton
Leroy Martel
John Martel
Lout
Alfred Tantreau
Leda Raymond
Lewiston
Funeral Services for Mrs Eth V Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs Eth V Snyder of 101 Brown St Kennebunk wife of William Snyder were held yesterday afternoon at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Laco with Rev Alfred Ives of Sanford Methodist Church officiating Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford
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Ethel Snyder
Eth V. Snyder
Brown St
Kennebunk
William Snyder
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St. Laco
Alfred Ives
Sanford Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Biddeford
Funeral rites for Leopold R. Lacroix held at St. Andre’s Biddeford
Funeral services for Leopold R. Lacroix of 69 High Street Biddeford were led by Msgr Aime Giguere at St Andre’s Church. A requiem high mass included deacon and sub deacon, with organist Mrs Laura Proulx and burial in St Joseph’s Cemetery accompanied by Marines from Portsmouth Naval Base. Bearers were Biddeford Disabled American Veterans members. Out of town attendees included relatives from Boston Sanford and other locations.
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Leopold R. Lacroix
High St
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Aime Giguere
Bernand Nicknair
Germain Bureau
Laura Proulx
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Portsmouth Naval Base
Father Bureau
Rene Goulet
Carmille Roy
Robert Morton
Roy Derry
Henry Vachon
Henry Gobeil
Fred Vilandre
Marce! Lacroix
Leo Ot
Reynald Dugre
Sanford, Pa
LaCroix
Boston
Portland Weather Outlook Tonight and Thursday Showers
Calm and cool with patchy fog overnight in Portland. Lows near 50 degrees. Thursday morning sunny then increasing clouds with scattered showers inland. Winds shift from light to 10-20 mph westerly.
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Portland
Pope Paul II urges restraint amid Vatican II debate
Pope Paul VI criticized those who question the Vatican Council and its aims during a general audience at Castel Gandolfo. He warned against using reform as a cover to undermine dogmas and laws and urged discipline as the fourth and final session nears.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Council
Area Residents Seek Entrance To Inn Case
Sixteen Kennebunkport residents sue in York County Superior Court to enter a peace suit against the House on the Hill Inn case. Intervenors seek to block an injunction against enforcing restrictions requiring closing hours on Pleasor Street and the patio end, claiming the rules protect neighbors and property values. The petition lists Earle and Helga Spencer, Ralph and Helen Smith, Jacques and Eva Downs, John and Lauralee Middleton, Hubert and Ralph Beard, Lillian and Thomas Jones, Eleanor Jones, Marcy Curran and Grace Howard as residents involved.
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Alfred
York County
Pleasor Street
Earle F. Spencer
Helga Spencer
Earle F. Spencer, Jr
Ralph L. Smith
Helen FE. Smith
Jacques Downs
Eva Downs
John L. Middleton
Lauralee Middleton
Hubert Beard
Ralph Beard
Lillian Beard
Thomas P. Jones
Eleanor R. B. Jones
Marcy C. Curran
Grace B. Howard
Kennebunkport
Meeting on Winter Neighborhood Youth Corps in Saco
Saco Mayor Paul F. Reny Old Orchard Beach Town Manager Leon F. Jones and Saco Old Orchard Beach Schools Superintendent Bernard C. Forbush will discuss maintaining a Neighborhood Youth Corps for winter. Attending are William Farrington director Howard Cushman assistant director Joseph McCarthy Thornton Academy guidance director Robert J. Fenderson city clerk plus several regional residents.
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Saco
Paul FE
Reny
Leon F. Jones
Old Orchard Beach
Bernard C. Forbush
Fairfield School
William Farrington
Howard Cushman
Joseph McCarthy
Thornton Academy
Robert J. Fenderson
Firemen Battle Ten Hour Woods Blaze in Biddeford
Ten fire units fought a stubborn woods fire between West Street and Proctor Road in Biddeford for about 10 hours aided by Biddeford Pool and Arundel departments. The dry woods and brush hampered efforts as crews used tanks and hose. The land is owned by Maurice Marcotte. A 1953 car fire on Chapel Street caused by a carburetor backfire was put out with chemicals. A laundrymat blaze at 73 Prospect Street was quenched by chemicals after lint ignited the dryer. A grass fire in Woodlawn Cemetery was tackled with a booster line.
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West Street
Proctor Road
Bidddeford
Biddeford
Biddeford Pool
Arundel
Maurice Marcotte
Ralph Poisson
Graham ‘St
Chapel Street
Prospect St
Woodlawn
Unemployment Claims Down in Biddeford Maine
Figures from the Biddeford office of the Maine Employment Security Commission show 445 claims filed last week versus 526 a year ago. The week’s total includes 408 unemployment claims filed.
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Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
President Johnson asks governors for Viet Nam briefing trip
In Minneapolis AP dispatch, President Johnson asks the nation s governors to fly to Washington for an in depth Viet Nam briefing. Nevada governor Grant Sawyer says he is checking with colleagues on viability of the trip and notes any plan must come from the White House. Governors expect word on an enlarged draft and resources prior to the briefing. Harold Hughes says all but one plan to attend. one source cites a 5 p m EDT meeting time.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Washington
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Sawyer
White House
Harold FE. Hughes
Youth Killed In Speeding Escapade
In Vassalboro AP report a stolen car escapade ends with 18 year old Brian Lee York of Pittsfield dead and two others injured after the vehicle, driven by York, went out of control traveling an estimated 100 to 120 mph on Route 201. Gordy D. Mitchell 18 and Abraham Young about 18 were hurt with Mitchell in fair condition at a Waterville hospital and Young leaving the hospital after treatment for facial injuries. The three were thrown from the car as it rolled four times and traveled about 655 feet after failing a curve.
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Vassalboro
Brian Lee York
Pittsfield
Gordy D. Mitchell
Abraham Young
Mitchell
Waterville
Young
York
Moon Bases Considered For NASA Moon Mission
NASA official Dr. Richard J. Allenby says the United States plans moon bases to house scientists for up to three months. He notes Apollo aims for a moon landing before 1970 with a first team spending 24 to 36 hours on the surface and returning to earth. Live radio and TV coverage is planned.
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Falmouth
Mass
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Richard J. Allenby
NASA
America
Moon
Earth
Allenby
Mars
President Johnson signals new moves on Vietnam policy
Johnson weighs bolstering U S commitment in South Vietnam with hints of limited steps as the final decision nears. Other items note Edward Heath gaining control of Britain's Conservative party and preparations for a strong assault on the Labor government.
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International
Edward Heath
Britain
Conservative
Labor
Saco to Enforce Sewage Regulations
Saco plans strict new rules for proper sewage disposal after a Sewage Sanitation Committee meeting with Mayor Paul E. Reay. The move follows complaints of open sewage and aims to act against homeowners not remedying factors in this health hazard, as urged by health officer Dr Maurice Ross. Present were Mayor Reay Dr Ross aldermen Guay Whitten Murray Street Commissioner Crowley Duranceau and City Clerk Fenderson.
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Saco
Paul E. Reay
Reny
Maurice Ross
Reay
Ross
Donald Guay
Ernest Whitten
Richard Murray
Timothy Crowley
Norman Duranceau
Robert J. Fenderson
Saco Blaze Breaks Out
Firefighters from Saco and Old Orchard Beach battled a woods fire on Cascade Road shortly before noon. Officials said the blaze remained out of control at press time.
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Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Cascade Road
Clock Winder Replaced as Selma Goes Electric
In Selma Alabama the city installs an electrically powered clock system replacing 62 year old George Bewig who climbed five flights weekly to wind the First Presbyterian church tower clock. Bewig, a 200 pound jeweler, says the old weights and crank were heavy but the changeover costs about $1000, funded by a recent sales tax rise. he will maintain the clock and only climb every two to three months.
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Everett Knowles
Milwaukee Harbor
Dlock Winder
Selma
Ala
Emory University
Washington
George Bewig
Bewig
First Presbyterian Church
Biddeford Fire Responds To False Alarm At Bond Rite Co
Biddeford firefighters rushed to Bond Rite Co on Smith Street this noon after a false alarm. No fire was found on arrival. Bond Rite Co formerly operated as Grafton Lumber Co.
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Biddeford
Bond Rite Co
Smith St
Grafton Lumber Co
Mrs Kennedy Celebrates 36th Birthday in Hyannis Port
Mrs John F Kennedy marked her 36th birthday at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port with family. The widow has two children Caroline and John and plans a library in memory of her husband while relatives welcomed Paul Kennedy Shriver, born a week ago, in Boston.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
Nantucket Sound
White House
Honey Fitz
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Caroline
John
Boston Hospital
Research Starts On Developing Instant Wine
At UC Davis, professor A Dinsmoor Webb explores aroma stripped grape juice fermented to capture volatile aroma compounds. Concentrated aroma could enhance flavor, with aroma stripped juice reconstituted for wine. Early tests favored regular wine over aroma enhanced samples, and instant wine remains distant.
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Davis
Calif
University of California, Davis
A. Dinsmoor Webb
Enology
Webb
Using Scalded Milk for Soft Custard Over Fresh Fruit
A tip advises using scalded milk to adjust stirring time when making a soft custard to serve with fresh fruit such as strawberries raspberries or peaches. The note emphasizes smoother texture and better consistency by heating milk before mixing.
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