Local Personal Notices Recap From Biddeford Area
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Fred Sandford of Toronto Canada returning home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Harry Emmons of Cape Porpoise. Fred Metcalf and grandson David Flowers of Mossley England visit Mr and Mrs William Metcalf at 54 Oak St Biddeford. Mr and Mrs Russell Roy of Grandby Conn return home after visiting Mrs Eloise Roy at 124 Elm St Biddeford. Marine Staff Sergeant Normand F E Paul son of Mrs Mable Paul of 21 Quimby St Biddeford recently took part in a drill competition at Camp Lejeune North Carolina while with L Com nv Third Battalion Second Marine Regiment Second Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sandford
Toronto
Canada
Harry R. Emmons
Cape Porpoise
Fred Metcalf
David Flowers
Mossley
Lancashire
England
William Metcalf
Oak St
Biddeford
Russell Roy
Grandby
Conn
Eloise Roy
Elm St
Normand F E. Paul
Mable Paul
Quimby St
Camp Lejeune
N. C
L’ Comnv
Second Marine Regiment
Second Marine Division
Le Foyer to discuss field day at monthly meeting
The field day will be discussed at the monthly meeting of Le Foyer at the hall tonight at 8. The executive committee of the Merton Ira Staples Post AM VETS will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Alfred Street hall. A special meeting of the Catholic Order of Forest ers is set for Monday at 7:30 at the Emery Street hall in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Foyer
Merton Ira Staples Post
Amvets
Alfred Street Hall
Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Biddeford
Church Notes Outline Local Services in Saco Biddeford Wells
J Church notes list non sectarian gospel services held weekly in Saco and nearby towns. Tuesday and Thursday 745 pm Odd Fellows building Main Street Saco open to public mid week prayer July Wednesday 730 pm Biddeford United Baptist church holy communion 6 am Tuesday at Christ Episcopal Biddeford prayer meeting 730 pm Full Gospel church Route 9 A Wells Home League of Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday 730 pm.
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Odd Fellows
Main Street
Saco
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
The
Saco Salvation Army
Talks Doubtful To Lower Duty On U S Poultry
In Brussels the six European Common Market foreign ministers meet with agriculture officials to decide on U S poultry import duties. The United States warns of retaliation with higher tariffs if the Common Market does not cut its levy on American chickens. The gathering precedes the summer recess, with France West Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg represented. Earlier this month agricultural ministers rejected a cut, but the foreign ministers council has the final say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Uni
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Belgrade quake claims American dead near Hotel Macedonia
Rescue efforts in Skopje area after a devastating quake reveal a Belgian couple buried for five hours and later found in the Hotel Macedonia rubble. Officials identify the American dead as Staff Sgt Harold Stacy of Gouverneur New York and his German wife. An American envoy confirms word of American fatalities with twelve other Americans in the area reported safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Grlickov
Macedonia
Europe
Harold, Stacy
Gouverneur
N.Y
Greece
Germany
Belgrade
Skopje
Deaths Mrs Isabelle M Petit at 55 in Biddeford area
Mrs Isabelle M Petit 55 of 127 Alfred St Biddeford died suddenly yesterday afternoon at her cottage at Bunganut Pond Lyman She was born May 8 1908 in Biddeford daughter of Willis and Elizabeth Withiam McKinney and worked at Pepperell Manufacturing Co She widower Fernand Petit survives with three daughters Elizabeth Gonnerville Ruth Strickland and Pauline Couture all of Biddeford two sons Raoul Petit US Navy Norfolk Va and Fernand Jr of Biddeford seven grandchildren Funeral services will be from St Josephs Church Wednesday at 830 a m Friends may call Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford today and tomorrow 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 10 p m
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Isabelle M. Petit
Alfred St
Biddeford
Bunganut Pond
Lyman
Willis and
Elizabeth (Withiam) McKinney
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Fernand’ Petit
Elizabeth Gonneville
Ruth Strickland
Pauline Couture
Raoul Petit
U.S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Fernand Jr
St. Joseph's Church
Sansoucy
Stone St
Funeral for Agenard Legare Held at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Agenard Legare who died in Black Lake Quebec were held at 8:30 this morning at St. Joseph Church. Rt Rev Msgr Eli Hevey officiated a solemn high mass of requiem with Rev Sylvia Levesque and Rev Norman Carrier assisting. St Joseph Choir provided singing. Diane Frechette Rousselle was organist. Sacred Heart League bearers included John Renouf George Trottier and Heavey Dubreuil. Burial followed in St Joseph Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Father Levesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenard Legare
Black Lake
P.Q
St. Joseph Church
Msgr
Eli Hevey
Sylvia Levesque
Norman Carrier
St. Joseph's Choir
Diane Frechette Rousselle
Sacred Heart League of St. Joseph
John
Funeral services for Isidore Beaulieu at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Isidore Joseph Beaulieu of 16 Taylor Street Biddeford were held at 9 30 am at St Joseph Church. Rev Marc Franck celebrated the solemn high mass with church choir singing and organ by Mrs Diana Rousselle. Bearers included Roland Racine Real Credit Norman Picher Donald Lessard Ronald Lepage Roland Lessard. Burial followed in the family plot at St Joseph Cemetery with graveside prayers by Rev Sylvia Levesque. Out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs Edward Schafer from Middletown Conn Mr and Mrs Bertrand Beaulieu from Hartford Conn Mr and Mrs Raymond Houde from Middletown Conn Hervey Gastonguay from Beverly Mass.
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Isidore Joseph Beaulieu
Taylor St
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Marc Franck
Diana Rousselle
Roland Racine
Real Credit
Norman Picher
Donald Lessard
Ronald Lepage
Roland Lessard
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sylvia Levesque
Edward Schafer
Middletown
Conn
Bertrand Beaulieu
Hartford
Funeral rites for Alfred Bourgault in Boston
Funeral services for Alfred Bourgault 54 of 108 St Botolph St Boston were held at St Josephs Church at 730 this morning. Rev Norman Carrier celebrated high mass with a male duet and organist Mrs Diana Rousselle. Bearers included Albert Petrin Eugene Bourgault Jr Robert Bourgault Roland Laliberte Donald Berthiaume Ronald Bourgault and Rev Marc Franck. prayers were offered at the graveside. Surviving relatives listed include Mr and Mrs Albert Bourgault Norwood NC Mrs Shirly Howell and Kenneth Howell Charlotte NC Mr and Mrs Raymond Bourgault Hartford Conn Sir Richard Bourgault Little Creek Naval Air Base VA Mrs Julia Deedee Goodwin Mills and Mrs Rebecca Fortier Old Orchard Beach.
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Alfred Bourgault
St. Botolph St
Boston
St. Joseph's Church
Norman Carrier
Diana Rousselle
Albert Petrin
Eugene Bourgault Jr
Robert Bourgault
Roland Laliberte
Donald Berthiaume
Ronald Bourgault
Marc Franck
Albert Bourgault
Norwood
N.C
Shirly Howell
Kenneth Howell
Charlotte
Raymond Bourgault
Hartford Conn
Richard Bourgault
Naval Air Base
Littlecreek
Julia Deedee
Goodwin Mills
Rebecca Fortier
Old Orchard Beach
Crowds Fill Old Orchard Beach as Heat Drives Beach Rush
Police chief John Clark of Old Orchard Beach reports a record weekend crowd seeking relief in the ocean. He cites 75,000 attendees filling the beach and overwhelming cabins, motels, and hotels. Special Officer Walter Dudley notes Camp Ellis Ferry Beach and Bay View crowds four to five times normal. Cars filled every space as heat drove visitors to the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Walter Dudley
Camp Ellis
Ferry Beach
Bay View
Coker Named Manager at Diamond National Biddeford Outlet
Alan Coker aged 46 of 14 Westland Avenue Old Orchard Beach has taken over as manager of the Diamond National retail outlet on Elm Street Biddeford replacing Neil P. Ross who resigned to join the Grossman Company Coker and his wife Marion have two children Richard and Sandra He had previously worked for the firm leaving in 1956 and has held the manager post for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Coker
Westland Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Diamond National
Elm Street
Biddeford
Neil P. Ross
Grossman Company
Coker
Marion
Richard
Sandra
Auction at Heath Meeting House Sponsored by Ladies Circle
An auction will be held at 10 a m Saturday at the Heath Meeting House at the corner of Flag Pond and Heath Roads in North Saco. Phineas Reserve will be the auctioneer. The sale will offer old and new articles and some antiques, followed by a catch a pig contest and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Meeting House
Flag Pond
Heath Roads
North Saco
Ladies Circle
Phineas Reserve
False alarm reported from box 354 at High and School
A false alarm was rung at 1 p m today from box 354 at the corner of High and School in Saco. No damage or injuries were noted and authorities advised residents to disregard the call. Fire officials stated the cause was a malfunction in the detection system and the scene was cleared.
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Saco
Portland Weather Afternoon Heat With Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy and very warm with scattered thundershowers late afternoon or evening. Highest near 90. SW winds 10 to 20 mph, gusty with storms. Tonight cloudy with showers and a few thundershowers, low in the 60s. SW winds 10 to 15 mph. Showers end Tuesday morning, then clearing and cooler, less humid. Tuesday highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s, winds W 10 to 20 mph.
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Portland
Tide Schedule Notice for July Reads Times
The July tides list indicates high and low water times in Eastern Daylight Time. It shows two daily cycles with morning and afternoon columns and a reference note “see 6:10 6:39 12:05 12:15.”
Summit Meeting Called To Block Malaysia Move
Indo nesia Malaya and the Philippines chiefs met in Manila to head off Southeast Asia's cold war over a proposed Malaysia federation. Sukarno arrived in jovial mood after pledging to wreck the plan unless terms are met. The three leaders discussed forming Malaysia and a broader confederation to suppress subversion and foster peace in the region.
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Manila
Philippines
Indonesia
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Singpore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Crops Periled By Rain In Maine Report Says Drought Bites
Maine agriculture commissioner E L Newdick reports drought pressing crops statewide. Blueberries suffer most as size and yield decline in York County while apples remain sound in southern and central Maine. Potatoes and peas in Aroostook undamaged, but non irrigated farms elsewhere show stress. irrigation favors larger farms, leaving smaller growers at risk.
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Augusta
Maine
E. L. Newdick
York County
Newdick
Aroostook
Painchaud's Band Presents Two Broadway Numbers
Painchaud's Band stages the sixth summer concert in Biddeford sponsored by the city at Memorial Field May Street on Tuesday at 8 p m. The program includes Highlights from Gypsy by Jule Styne and Wonderland By Night by Klaus Gunter-Neumann. Rain postpones to the following fair evening at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painchaud
Biddeford
Memorial Field
May Street
Jule Styne
Klaus Gunter-Neumann
Arundel Grangers Welcome Guests
Arundel Grange met at the hall with Worthy Master Paul Dumont Sr presiding. Special guests included Frank Higgins of the State Grange Executive Committee, State Deputy Richard Burke, and State Juvenile Deputy Mrs. June Burke. Deputy Burke suggested an Apple Princess for Acton Fair. Members voted to elect officers for September 27 with installation October 11. Talks were given by Higgins and Burke. Refreshment committee named for August 9 were Mrs. Cecelia Cashen and Mrs. Mary Dumont.
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Arundel
Arundel Grange
Paul Dumont Sr
Frank Higgins
State Grange
Richard Burke
June Burke
Nancy Vetterline
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Acton Fair
Higgins
Burke
Cecelia Cashen
Mary Dumont
Bernard Bunnell
Journal Classified Section Finds Hidden Item
A reader reports a found item listed in the Journal Classifieds and seeks help identifying its owner. A brief description notes a small metal key and a faded tag labeled with initials, suggesting a local search for the rightful owner.
UAR to Join Nuclear Test Ban Says Nasser
President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced in Alexandria that the United Arab Republic will join the partial nuclear test ban led by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union and that Israel is expected to follow. He backed Nehru's call for universal support of a treaty and urged deeper disarmament talks and even destruction of stockpiles to ease Middle East tensions amid mutual weapons development accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ga‘mal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Israel
Nasser
Alexandria
Nehru
U.A.R
Police Charge Driver After Saco Mishap
Robert F. Townsend Jr. 29 of Biddeford was charged with intoxication after an accident on North Street Saco. Townsend’s car hit a tree after colliding with Rachelle Poulin 22 of Lewiston as she exited Vernon Street. Court set for August 16. Other cases include fines for speeding, liquor possession, driving without rights, and minors charged in liquor cases.
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Robert F. Townsend Jr
Elm St
Biddeford
Saco
North Street
Townsend
Rachelle R. Poulin
Lewiston
North
Vernon Streets
Poulin
Vernon Street
Hilary Mahaney
Roger J. Poirier
Sanford
Daniel J. Burgess
Springvale
Charles H. Graffam, Jr
Loudon Road
Henry G. Leadbetter
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Leadbetter
Jackie Miller
Miller
William W. Turnage
Lincoln St
Joseph W.cummings Jr
Glen Haven Circle
Cummings
Flahive
Linwood Fleisher
Portland
Stock Market Edges Up in Moderate Trading
New York stock indexes moved higher in midafternoon trading with fractional gains on many issues. Airlines led advances with Eastern up over a point and National Airlines up 1 3/4, Abbott Laboratories up 7, rails modestly higher, and the Associated Press average at noon up 0.5 to 265.3. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.46 to 690.84 as Xerox rose four and U S Steel held steady amid mixed prices on the American market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Eastern Airlines
National Airlines
Abbott Laboratories
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Xerox
U.S
IBM
Chicago Yellow Cab
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
American Stock Exchange
Norway Map Reaches High Peak Benchmark
A map of Norway depicts the country as a single rugged landscape with the dominant 8,097 foot Galdhøpiggen peak marking the highest point. The depiction emphasizes Norway's mountainous topography and the striking elevation of its central massif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Want Ads Work Wonders Not Expensive
A concise note highlights that want ads are effective and affordable for finding services or items. It emphasizes low cost and practical results, inviting readers to try classified listings for quick gains.
Hope Fades for Passengers of U A E Jet Crash
Indian air force sighted five bodies in the Arabian Sea as a United Arab Airlines jet vanished Sunday with 62 aboard. The plane went down nine miles off the Indian coast near Bombay amid monsoon rain as patrons including 23 Filipino Boy Scouts were aboard. Navy ships pressed the search for wreckage. debris such as the tail and instruments were found by minesweepers six miles off Madh Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Arabian Sea
United Arab Airlines
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Madh Island
Boma
New England accident toll rises with multiple fatal crashes
Boston and coastal Maine roads claim numerous lives including Robert Cooper, 18, and William Griffith, 26, in Boston’s Southeast Expressway and a Maine Turnpike crash that killed Dorothy Reeves, 43, and Paul Cooper, 30. The day adds drownings and corpses across Connecticut, Vermont, and New Hampshire with many youths and adults cited among the deceased.
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Robert Cooper
Boston
William Griffith
Somerville
Mass
Dorothy Reeves
Pittsfield
Paul Cooper
Palmer
Maine Turnpike
Wells
Madeline H. Mitchell
Columbia
Maine
Miss Mitchell
Manchester Green
Manchester
Conn
Reno Michaud
St. David
Obert L. Nichols
Cumberland
Saco
Edward L. Gibson
Greenwich
Harry N. Stevens
Hermon
Astronaut Rushworth to Visit Madison Maine
Madison native Robert A. Rushworth, now the nation's second winged astronaut, will visit his hometown on August 13. He received his astronaut wings from General Curtis LeMay at the Pentagon after piloting an X-15 to an altitude of 54 miles to qualify as an astronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Air Force
Robert A. Rushworth
Pentagon
Curtis Lemay
Maj
Rushworth
Birthday Party for Debbie Ann Beall at 135 Pool St
Debbie Ann Beall celebrated her first birthday at home in Biddeford with gifts and cards from family friends. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stephen Goodale and sons Michael and Mark Florence New Jersey Mrs Robert Kelly and daughter Linda Michael and Edward Jr siblings of the honoree and her parents. Absent were Mrs Ada Wood Saco Mr and Mrs Stanley Zalenski and sons Darold and David Linda Janice Steven Norman Beachey Kit Muriel Joan and Steven Dagesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Ann Beall
Louis Beall
Pool St
Biddeford
Stephen Goodale
Michael
Mark
Florence
N. J
Robert Kelly
Linda
Edward Jr
Ada Wood
Saco
Stanley Zalenski Land Sons
Darold
David
Janice
Steven
Norman
Beachey
Kit
Muriel
Joan
Steven Dagesse
Same Sports Car Used For Two Berlin Escapes
ARgentinian Norbert Konrad, 22, says he and Helga Werner used the same sports car with the same license plates to flee East Berlin, matching a prior Austrian escape story. Konrad, a West Berlin radio mechanic, became engaged to Werner despite her father’s opposition and exit permit refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Berlin
Norbert Konrad
Konrad
Germany
West Berlin
Helga Werner
No Bombshell Is Offered By Clothes Stylist
Paris Yves Saint Laurent presented a fall winter collection titled the good mood. The show emphasized opulent prosperity with no radical changes and featured sports and evening wear. Models wore thigh high suede alligator and calf boots with tight pants and tunics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Yves Saint Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Christian Dior
Dior
Saint- Laurent
Stork Shower Held in Saco for Grace Murray
A stork shower honoring Grace Murray of 47 Green Street in Saco was hosted at Leona Murray’s home 6 Labonté Avenue in Saco. Co hosts were Leona Murray and Janice Thompson. Guests included Ruth Dione, Elsie Boudreau, Josie Beaudreau, Marsha Perry, Norma Hallett, Rita Lessard, Lorraine Pettengill, Ruth Blow, Lillian Lombard, Adrena Blow, Elma Libby, Carrie Whittemore, and Catherine Beaudreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Murray
Green St
Saco
Leona Murray
Labonte Ave
Janice Thompson
Ruth Dionne
Elsie Boudreau
Josie Beaudreau
Marsha Perry
Norma Hallett
Rita Lessard
Lorraine Pettengill
Ruth Blow
Rail unions seek progress as talks resume amid strike risk
Senator Pastore says railroad dispute not hopeless and that talks may settle by negotiation. Labor leaders dispute fireman helper job cuts, with unions citing 32 500 jobs at stake though some proposals floated 5 300. Meany proposes a joint congressional panel to oversee talks as railroads delay work rule changes to August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate ‘Committee
Sen
John O. Pastore
D-R. L
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Pastore
Senate
House Commerce Committees
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
Defense Rests Case In Sensational British Trial
The defense in the vice trial of Dr. Stephen Ward rested its case at the Old Bailey. Attorney James Burge urged the jury to focus on five charges, not on muckraking, noting Ward’s life was not alleged to be immoral. The defense cited Ward’s ruined clientele and claimed punishment had already come. Six notable men were named in testimony as having intimate relations with the prostitutes Ward allegedly sponsored, including Viscount Astor and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Both denied Marilyn Monroe’s testimony of relations with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stephen Ward
James Burge
Old Bailey
Ward
Burge
Viscount Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
John D. Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Peter Rachman
Fairbanks
Astor
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
Four Pickets Arrested At Brooklyn Construction Site
NEW YORK AP four pickets were arrested today at a hospital construction site in Brooklyn as civil rights demonstrators pressed for more nonwhite construction jobs. Over 500 pickets have been arrested there in recent weeks amid daily protests near Downstate Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brookyn
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Rochdale Village
Jamaica
Long Island
Gov Reed Reviews Maine Army National Guard
Gov Reed and state officials flew to Camp Drum New York to review Maine Army National Guard units in summer field training Now entering week two of field exercises the governor and aides will observe and parade for the state commander in chief and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Camp Drum
N.Y
Maine Army National Guard
Air National Guard
Paul A. MacDonald
Soviet Bloc to Set Up Trade Bank
The Comecon group plans an international bank to streamline payments for foreign trade within the bloc while East European allies Mongolia resist Moscow driven central planning. Romania opposes Soviet push to shift Romania from heavy industry to light industry and agriculture. A Comecon communique notes the move to bolster bloc wide economic coordination. The bank is to begin operations January 1.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Mongolia
Communist Party
Council For Mutual Assistance
Kremlin
Romania
Comecon
Guests Feted At Butler House Hotel Luncheon
A buffet luncheon at Butler House Hotel in Old Orchard Beach honored guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins. Prize cups went to Mrs. Alice Baldwin and James Dunn of Montreal. Montreal pianist performers included Claude Breton and Mrs. Lily Thorpe. Claudia Chalom from Brooklyn surprised guests and played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler House
Old Orchard Beach
Charles Perkins
Alice Baldwin
James Dunn
Montreal
Claude Breton
Lily Thorpe
Baldwin
A.M. Hodges
Claudia Chalom
Brooklyn
N.Y
David Choueka
Irving Shamash
Steve Shamash
Sandra Shamosh
Roy Shamosh
Jack Rishty
Edward Rishty
Eillen Rishty
Haim Chalom
Linda Chalom
Sandra Cohen
New York City
Vera Perkins
Binghamton
Violet Walford
Alice
Spiros Distsi
Worcester
Mass
Gladys Bambeault
Brockton
Louis Shadick
Ballston Lake
Harry Skitt
Robert Barnes
Linda Barnes
Herbert Hindle
Pawtucket
R. 1
George Prince
Southbridge
James Quinn
Katherine Dennehy
Charleston
Leo Pothrier
Somerville
Joseph Dupuis
Jeannette Dupuis
Berlin
N.H
Effie MacQueen
William Hines
Lewiston
Prizes Awarded At Whist Party
Meurice Marcoux won the high score prize at Le Foyer whist party held Saturday night. Special prizes went to Ronald Ruel Josephine Valliere and Eva Guillette, with Yvonne Dutremble securing the Consolation prize. A long list of other prize recipients included Josephine Valliere Felix Bou thillette Jerry Paquin Claudia Beaudoin and several more. The committee overseeing the event included Leona Sinclair Jeanne Lasante Fernande Bertrand Claudia Beaudoin Adrien Bertrand Ronald Ruel Leo Marcoux and Lucien C Ruel. Another whist party is planned for next Saturday at the hall and a light breakfast will be served the following Sunday. The monthly meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 pm with lunch and a field day discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Foyer
Meurice Marcoux
Ronald Ruel
Josephine Valliere
Eva Guillette
Yvonne Dutremble
Felix Bouthillette
Jerry Paquin
Claudia Beaudoin
Yvonne Marcotte
Leona Sinclair
Annette Paquin
Malvina Gaudette
Beatrice Corriveau
Mabel Ayotte
Fernande Bertrand
Josephine Camden
Adrien Bertrand
Rusk to talk with Soviets on treaty in Moscow
Secretary of State Rusk warns of further steps after the initial agreement and indicates plans to explore broader East-West issues with the Soviets in Moscow this week while briefing the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the treaty. Khrushchev already mentions a nonaggression pact and other topics as a second shoe may drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Rusk
Moscow
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Relief price when harvested amid midsummer heat
In six New England and Mid Atlantic states heat drew beachgoers as highways clogged during a hot weekend. Boston reached 96 degrees while Portland Maine logged 94. cooler air from the Midwest was forecast for tomorrow with relief likely from storms. A 92 year old man collapsed in Old Orchard Beach. others were affected by the heat but workers aided a painter at the Maine Institution for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bedford
Mass
Providence
R.I
Hartford
Portland
Maine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Old Orchard Beach
Charles Durgin
Randall Nursing Home
Congress ,St
Maine Medical Center
Margin C. Tracy
Maine Institution For the Blind
Tracy
Augusta
Old Town
Millinocket
Houston
Brunswick
Caribou
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New England
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Lincoln Woods State Reservation
Lincoln
R.L
Delores A. White
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South Berwick
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Waltham
Ogunquit
Ira W. McCoy
Manchessight Vt
Hapgood Pond
Army
Glenn A. Mann
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Shirley
Reservoir
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Remmangien
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Clinton
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