Local Personal medical notices from Webber and Notre Dame hospitals
Chester A. Davis of 130 Summer Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs George K Noel of 52 Woodland Avenue Old Orchard Reach is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Richard Boston of 131 Pool Street Biddeford has returned home after surgery at Notre Dame Hospital.
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Chester A. Davis
Summer St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
George K. Noel
Woodland Ave
Old Orchard Reach
Richard Boston
Pool St
Notre Dame Hospital
Church notes set cadets meeting Friday at 8 30
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 in the church hall. The gathering aims to review duties and plan upcoming community service events with Salvation Army leadership present.
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Saco Salvation Army
Scientists Track Ranger 7 as Moon Landing Looms
In Pasadena, AP reports scientists grow elated as Ranger 7 advances with 80 percent odds of capturing history making lunar closeups. The 806 pound craft transmits normal instrument readings and prepares for final camera shots before impact at 8 25 am EST, with a four in five chance of success.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 7
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sea of Clouds
Moon
Pickering
Eastern states to be campaign battleground in 1964 race
President Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater position the mainly industrial East as a key political arena. A House bill boosting Social Security benefits moves to a Senate showdown offering 5 percent more for about 20 million retirees. Civil rights leaders in some cities weigh reservations about calls to pause most demonstrations until after the elections. Ranger 7 progresses on the moon mission. Dogs in New York streets appear thriving, per a kennel club official. West Germany faces broad US courting as Washington weighs long term options.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Ranger 7
New York
Kennel Club
West Germany
United States
Washington
Summer Fair at Ocean Park by Acquaintance Club
The Acquaintance Club will hold a summer fair next Tuesday August 4 from 10 a m to 2 p m at Porter Hall grove. The event features gift tables aprons home cooked food candy a white elephant children s grabs and a snack bar.
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Ocean Park
Acquaintance Club
Porter Hall Grove
Paper mill names new executives in Brunswick area
IS RETIRING TOPSHAM AP After 48 years with the concern E Randolph Comee of Brunswick is retiring as general manager of the Pejepscot Paper Co. mill here. Robert P Lampert has been named resident vice president and Harold E Pratt general manager of operations Both live in Brunswick.
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Topsham
E. Randolph Comee
Brunswick
Pejepscot Paper Co
Robert P. Lampert
Harold E. Pratt
Card of Thanks from Mrs Maggie Hill
Mrs Maggie Hill thanks the doctors nurses and staff and all domestic employees for their thoughtfulness and kindness during her recent illness at Saco Hospital.
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Saco Hospital
Death of Hills Beach resident Efstathios Boucouvalas at 90
Efstathios Boucouvalas aged 90 formerly of Hills Beach died Tuesday afternoon at an Old Orchard Beach nursing home. Born in Greece on October 24, 1874, he helped found the local Greek community and served as president of Pan-Hellenic groups and the church board for 20 years. He ran a Springfield confectionary store before retirement. Surviving are his son Stanley Boucouvalas and two granddaughters of Roxbury, Mass. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Biddeford. calling hours today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 PM at Sansoucy Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efstathios Boucouvalas
Hills Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Greece
George and
Stavroula (Palicocos) Boucouvalas
Sst
Demetrios Greek Orthodoxy Church
Biddeford
Springfield
Mass
Stanley Boucounvalas
Roxoury
St. Demetrios
Sansoucy
Stone Street
George L Goff dies in Kennebunk Landing famed blacksmith
George L Goff 81 died yesterday at his home in the Landing Kennebunk. Known for years as a blacksmith he shoed horses for horse shows after the trade declined. He operated the Horseshoe Lunch with his wife Marcia and was active in Grange work. Survivors include nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 2 p m at Bibber Memorial Chapel with Rev. Murray King officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at the chapel.
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Kennebunk
George L. Igoff
Landing
Marcia
Grange
Arundel Grance
York Pomona Grange
State Land National Grances
Widdow
Bibber
Survived by Stepmother in Biddeford and Saco
Amedee Guillette of 155 Brad ley Street Saco is also survived by his stepmother Eva Guillette Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amedee Guillette
Bradley St., Saco
Eva Guillette Biddeford
Sacred Heart League to Meet for Prayer Service in Saco
Members of the Sacred Heart League of St. Andre's Parish will meet tonight at 7 at Cote's Funeral Home corner of James and Beach Streets to pray for Amedee Guillette.
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Sacred Heart League of
St. Andre’s
Cote
James and
Beach Streets
Saco
Amedee Guillette
Funeral services for Mrs Paul L Lermond Friday at 1 30
Funeral services for Mrs Paul L Lermond are scheduled for 1 30 p m Friday at the Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco correcting yesterday's notice that listed 1 p m The service location is shown as Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco Maine.
Saco Court Runs Three Minor Offender Cases
Ronald E Whitney, 20, of Westbrook, pleaded guilty to illegal consumption of malt liquor by a minor and was fined 20. Yvon Berger, 30, of Gramby Que, was found guilty of passing a red light at North Elm Street and fined 10. George E White, 24, of Medford Mass, pled guilty to speeding on the Maine Turnpike and paid 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald E. Whitney
Westbrook
William F. Wilson Jr
Saco Municipal Court
Yvon Bergerson
Gramby
Que
Elm Street
Maine
Kennebunk
George E. White
Medford
Mass
False Alarm Rings At Saco Market
An alarm rang shortly after 9 last night sending fire trucks to Bagley's Supermarket in Storer Street. No fire. crews traced the cause to crossed wires in the alarm system. This morning firefighters were briefly called to extinguish a sawdust blaze from the old saw mill on Winter Street Extension. No damage reported.
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Bagley’s
Storer Street
Winter Street
Wees
Two Youths Fined For Beach Affray
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Appearing before Trial Justice Wesley Mewer in Trial Justice Court Alan Ward 20 of Portland pleaded guilty to affray and paid 15 in fines Leslie R Banda 19 Chicago also pleaded guilty to affray and paid 15 in fines
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Old Orchard Beach
Wesley M. Mewer
Justice Court
Alan Ward
Portland
Leslie R. Banda
Chicago
Initiative Needed Oxford AP Maine's urban shift prompts plan
William OD Hathaway, in Oxford, says Maine must boost initiative and cooperation among local, state, and federal governments. The Democratic candidate for Congress in the 2nd District argues Maine is no longer primarily rural and demands action on urban living problems.
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Oxford
Maine
William OD. Hathaway
Congress
Early Paper Money Emerges in China Around 630 A.D
The Chinese pioneered paper money and produced printed notes using woodblocks in multiple denominations as early as 630 A.D, marking a transformative moment in monetary history.
Portland Weather Outlook Pleasant With Mild Breeze
Mostly sunny and pleasant conditions prevail this afternoon with temperatures around 80. Northwest winds at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight remains fair and cool with lows near 50 and gentle northwest winds. Friday brings sunny skies and very pleasant conditions overall.
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Portland
July Tides High and Low Timings Revealed
Daylight time tides show high tides at 3:25 AM and 4:16 PM with lows at 3:59 PM and 10:25 PM. The July schedule lists two daily high and low windows, detailing amplitudes and exact clock times for A M and P M hours.
City Council Grants Licenses and Easements for Sewage Lines
At a special meeting last night Biddeford city councilors approved seven licenses and easements to install sewerage lines on various properties. Owners include Pepperell Mfg Co Diamond National Corp Biddeford and Saco Coal and Oil Co Boston and Maine Railroad Central Maine Power Co Biddeford Homes Carl and Jean Lude. The city will cover document and surveying costs. Councilman Gilbert Boucher opposed licenses in favor of easements. Mayor Willie Pomerleau said licenses provide immediate land access, while easements require time and depend on engineers locating exact installation sites.
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Biddeford
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Diamond National Corp
Biddeford and Saco Coal & Oil Co
Boston and Maine Railroad Co
Central Maine Powers Co
L. J. Driscoll Is Honored On Retirement
Leonard J. Driscoll longtime Western Union Portland manager retires after 40 years with the firm. Former Maine Central operator joined Western Union in 1925, held posts in Biddeford Nashua Manchester Holyoke and oversaw Maine New Hampshire Vermont as a commercial rep and district manager before settling in Portland. He served as treasurer director of International Telegraph Co. of Maine and was a near 30 year Rotarian. A farewell party at the Holiday Inn Portland drew about 100 associates. He and wife Angeline Pravught reside at 5 Franklin St Saco with two children and four grandchildren.
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Portland
Leonard J. Driscoll
Western Union Telegraph Office
Maine Central Railroad
Western Union
Portsmouth
Biddeford
Launier Street
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Holyoke
Mass
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Driscoll
Sever Iears
Saco
International Telegraph Co
New York City
New England
Holiday Inn
Gerard Provost
Angeline Pravught
Lancaster
Franklin St. Saco
John P
Springfield
Edward J. Gallagher
Stacey St. Saco
Two Teachers Hired At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School adds two new teachers for the fall term. Richard L. Howard will teach industrial arts and mechanical drawing, after returning to school in Saco and earning a BEd from Gorham State Teachers College. Normand C. Sylvestre will teach biology and join the athletic department, with a background at Nas san College and Nas san State, plus prior posts in Vermont and Biddeford.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Bernard C. Forbush
Richard L. Howard
Norman Ave
Saco
Howard
Thornton Academy
Biddeford High School
Normand CC
Sylvestre
Elm St
Biddeford
University of Miami
University of Maine At
Orono
Nassau College
St. Joseph's College
Standish
Traio ‘Academy
Ilass
Nassan
Stock Market Gains Inch On Mixed early trading
New York stocks rose slightly as gains in motors, electrical equipment, and rails offset losses in chemicals and some oils. The AP average for 60 stocks rose to 318.3, Dow up to 840.26, with Chrysler and General Motors among leaders, Calgon surging on dividend news, and Westinghouse and airlines posting modest advances.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Westinghouse Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Pan American World Airways
Gett
Tidewater
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Vermicelli as a Change in Chicken Tetrazzini
A cooks tip suggests using vermicelli instead of spaghetti for Chicken Tetrazzini as a tasty variation. The note highlights texture change and a simple swap to refresh the classic dish.
Local Man On Duty At Grenier Field
A Biddeford man joined the 902nd Troop Carrier Group based at Grenier AFB Manchester New Hampshire. He is Aiman 3/C Paul J Spiegel of 53 Oak St Spiegel was formerly with the deactivated 9123 Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron stationed at the Portland Airport.
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Otis Afb
Mass
902Nd
Grenier Afb
Manchester
N. H
Aiman 3
Paul J. Spiegel
Oak St
Saco Native Named To Fraternity Staff Update
Kenneth W. Lane a 1964 University of Maine graduate and Saco Maine native joins Alpha Tau Omega headquarters as chapter service secretary and visitation officer alongside David H. Moon. Lane held multiple honor society memberships and IFC roles, was a Maine Student Senate nominee, and will participate in ATO's 47th Congress at Grand Bahama Aug 26-29 with about 850 attendees.
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Champaign
Ill
Kenneth W. Lane
University of Maine
Saco, Maine
Alpha Tau Omega
Stewart D.daniels
Lane
University of Washington
David H. Moon
United States
Canada
Maine Student Senate
Scabbard and Blade Military
Sophomore Owls
Senior Skulls
High Tension Contact Fells Hampden Youth
Hampden police report 12 year old Gerald Ouellette was knocked unconscious by a 7200 volt line while climbing a tree. He fell 25 feet and was treated in anger hospital in good condition.
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Hampden
Gerald Ouellette
George Hanson
Aanger
Engle completes career path with state and federal posts
The obituary notes Tehama County district attorney in 1934, California State Senate in 1942, and appointment to the U.S. House in 1943 after Rep. Englebright's death. Engle, a Red Bluff native, married Lucretia Caldwell of San Jose and had a daughter, Yvonne Engle Childs, from a prior marriage.
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Tehama County
California State Senate
U.S. House
Harry Englebright
Engle
Red Bluff
Calif
Lucretia Caldwell
San Jose
Yvonne Engle Childs
Social Security Reform Aims to Expand Benefits and Coverage
Social Security bills propose raising the employer and worker tax base from 4800 to 5400, adding about 31.20 to next year’s tax per worker. The plan would extend benefits to roughly 600,000 aged beneficiaries by easing coverage rules for widows 72 and older, extend surviving children’s benefits to age 22 for students, and bring self employed doctors of medicine and internet workers under coverage.
York County eyes regional planning for economic growth
County notes sea moss gathering as a lucrative business and discusses boosting air wives and similar fish supply. A regional planning commission is proposed with a part time administrator and clerical help. The advisory group would work with the county commissioners and meet one more time to form a permanent committee before town meetings.
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York County
Woman complains of burning rubbish barrel at Ocean Avenue
Firefighters answered a call at Hoffman and Carl Avenues yesterday in response to a complaint by Mrs Jack Sudenfield about smoke from a rubbish barrel. They found no fire.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jack Sudenfield
Hoffman Avenue
Carl Avenue
Aspiring Actor Val Sorvino Faces Romance-Free Road to Theater
The 23-year-old tenor Val Sorvino, studying at the Musical Theatre Academy of New York under Sanford Meisner, Lehman Engel, and Hanya Holm, believes talent plus hard work can overcome doubts. He avoids dating to focus on craft, funds lessons with odd jobs, and aims to sing Otello after a long grind toward a Broadway break.
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Associated Press
Val Sorvino
Mario Lanza Parr
Vals
Musical Theatre Academy of New York
Sanford Meisner
Lehman Engel
Hanya Holm
Caruso
Val
Central Park
James Melton
Prince
Lafayette High School
Brooklyn
Mill Closing Threatens Lisbon as Jobs Vanish
LISBON AP A small Androscoggin County town faces a bleak future as Deering-Milliken Inc. plans to close Farnsworth Mill, a major employer with 300 workers. The facility, yielding 1.2 to 1.5 million in annual payroll, has suffered 2.7 million in losses over eight years due to foreign competition and wool imports. Company officials will help workers find other jobs, with some transfers to Deering-Mill units and Machias plants. Representative Clifford G. McIntire accuses federal trade policies of eroding local employment and failing to control wool imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Androscoggin County
Farnsworth Mill
Deering- Milliken Inc
Mgr. J.A. Meehan
Spartanburg
S. C
Ere
Deering-Milla
Machias
Soa
Washington
Clifford G. McIntire
R-Maine
Johnson Administration
McIntire
Soviets Launch 36th Unmanned Cosmos Satellite
Moscow reports the Cosmos 36 satellite is the 36th unmanned in the Cosmos series. Tass says it carries scientific equipment for outer space studies. Cosmos 36 completed its first orbit in 91.9 minutes, with a range from 161.8 to 314.3 miles. Previous Cosmos satellites shared similar traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Earth
First woman doctor in the United States dates to 1849
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that the first woman medical doctor in the United States was practicing as early as 1849, marking a pioneering moment in American medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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