Local residents list hospital visits and travel notes
Mrs. Louis Gomez of Cove Avenue Saco is a patient at Webber hospital. John Burns of Biddeford is a patient at Beane Nursing home Seco. Walter R. Lamb Sr. returned home from Webber hospital. Mrs. Dominic Pratt of Atlantic Avenue Old Orchard Beach returned to Webber hospital for medical treatment. Bradley Goulet son of Mr. and Mrs. Raynald Goulet Biddeford is returning home after a tonsillectomy at Webber hospital. Danna Crowley returning home after commencement at Trinity College Washington DC to her family. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor and son Kelvin of Saco left for California. Kelvin will summer with the Tracys and return to Bowdoin College. Margeret Murphy and Mrs. Eileen Murphy Bernard traveled to Mt Ida College for Brenda Bernard’s commencement. Mrs. Bernard was an overnight guest, arriving yesterday. Mrs. Eliot MacLean, now in South Carolina, vacationing in Biddeford and Saco. She attends the DAR luncheon in Kennebunkport and participates in graveside services at Laurel Hill cemetery.
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Louis Gomez
Cove Avenue
Saco
Webber Hospital
John Burns
Adams Street
Biddeford
Beane
Seco
Walter R. Lamb
Dominic Pratt
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hosital
Bradley Goulet
Raynald Goulet
Western Avenue
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Danna
Crowley
Atty
Daniel Crowley
Brenda
Robert Crowley
Raymond Taylor
Kelvin
California
Richard Tracy
Bowdoin College
Mt. Ida_ college
Newton Center
Mass
Brenda Bernard
Margeret Murphy
Cutts Street
Eileen Murphy Bernard
Caribou
Bernard
Eliot MacLean
South Carolina
DAR
Kennebunkport
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Obituary: Perley S McKenney 60 of Saco dies after illness
Perley S McKenney 60 of 97 Middle Street Saco died last night in a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. He was born in Stetson son of George W and Myra Stevens McKenney and lived in Ripley before moving to Saco 24 years ago. He worked as a truck driver for B and H Walterville Sanders Engineering and Rossi Construction and was custodian at Saco City Hall for three years. He is survived by his widow Grace Decker McKenney his father George W McKenney Cambridge three brothers Charles Cambridge Norman Knox Glenwood Waterville four sisters Myrtle Huff Martha Ordway Ellsworth Alice Cole Unity Barbara Mitchell Etna and several nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm from Shumway funeral home 35 Spring Street Saco with calling Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Perley S. McKenney
Middle Street
Saco
Biddeford
Stetson
George W
Myra (Stevens) McKenney
Ripley
B. and H. Company
Walterville
Sanders Engineering Company
iRossi Construction Company
Saco City Hall
Grace
Decker) McKenney
George W. McKenney
Cambridge
Charles
Norman
Knox
Glenwood
Waterville
Myrtle Huff
Martha Ordway
Ellsworth
Alice Cole
Unity
Barbara
Mitchell
Etna
Shumway
Spring Street
Youth Fellowship Meetings Across Churches In Biddeford Area
Church notes list multiple youth groups meeting Sunday and tomorrow at various times in South Biddeford Saco and Goodwins Mills. Readings include MYF at South Biddeford Foss Street Saco School Street Methodist and Lyman Baptist with counselors named. Special services feature Rev. Carroll D. Tripp guest preacher at Saco Unity Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Saco School Street
Saco School Street Methodist Church
James Rennie
Youth Fellowship of
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Carroll D. Tripp
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Saco Unity Baptist Church
Stanley A. Bennett
Bennett
American Baptist Convention
Rochester
N. Y
Maine May Not Lose Seat After 1960 Census
Edward Bernstein Maine's First District census supervisor says Maine may not lose a congressional seat after the 1960 census. He cites the state's 50,000 population gain which could stave off the expected loss when redistricting is completed. The 435 House seats are reassigned by population after each census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edward Bernstein
Maine
House of Representative
Knights of Columbus to honor Alberic Simard
The Biddeford Knights of Columbus third and fourth degrees along with the auxiliary will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at Bolduc funeral parlor to pay respects to Alberic Simard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus Council
Sundsy
Bolduc
Alberic Simard
Council and Knights to Hold Remembrance Meeting
Biddeford council members and Knights of Columbus auxiliaries meet Sunday at 7 p m at Bolduc funeral parlor Alfred street to pay respects to Alberic Simard.
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Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Alberic Simard
Funeral Services for Napoleon Doyon Held in Biddeford
Funeral services were held at St Andre church for Napoleon Doyon of 4 Hill Street Biddeford. A solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated by Msgr Aime Giguere with Rev Robert Martel as deacon and Rev Gerard J Parent as sub deacon. Burial followed in St Joseph cemetery with prayers at the grave by Father Parent. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs Ralph Chasse Lewiston and others from Ottawa Chateau Richer Thetford Mines Coaticook and Thetford Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Doyon
Hill Street
Biddeford
St Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Robert Martel
Gerard J Parent
St. Andre Church
Laura Lauzen Proulx
Felix Bergeron
Ralph Provencher
Leo Lemire
Archille Anger
Romeo Sevi
Devon
Thetford Mines
P. Q
Jeanne D'Arc Doyon
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings This Week
The Past Noodle Grands association of Saco Rebekah lodge meets Monday at 8 p m at Mrs Marion Fennedy's home on Old Orchard road Saco. Biddeford Musicians association Local 408 A F of M meets Sunday at 12 Sun day in Painchand's Band hall Bacon and Alfred streets. Fourth Degree Assembly Biddeford Knights of Columbus meets Sunday at 1 a m K of C hall Washington avenue. Llewellyn Powers auxiliary USW V meets Sunday at 2 p m City building. The Delta Alpha club meets Monday night at 6 30 with Mrs Mae Hurrell King avenue Ferry Beach for annual banquet and final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Biddeford Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Washington Avenue
Delta Alpha Club
Mae Hurrell
King Avenue
Ferry Beach
Surplus Food for Wells Residents Offered Early Week
Eligible Wells residents may pick up surplus food commodities Monday and Tuesday between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. at the office of Mrs Norman F Holder R N public health and school nurse Wells High School annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Norman F Holder
R. N
Wells High School Annex
Miss New York Summer Festival Bettianne Fisch
Bettianne Fisch wears a tiara modeled after the Statue of Liberty as Miss New York Summer Festival. She travels the country as a salesgirl to showcase her home city as a vacation destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettianne Fisch
New York
Weather Update for Portland Clouds and Showers
Partly cloudy tonight in Portland with Sunday bringing scattered showers and thunder storms. Little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco Chief Updates City Traffic Light Rules
Saco Police Chief Raymond Kerry reviewed light regulations today. He urged drivers entering Elm Street from Scammon Street to use the Elm Street light for Biddeford bound trips and the Temple Street light otherwise. He noted recent traffic controls include a radar light at Portland Road and Ocean Park Road and a new green arrow at Main Street and Beach Street. The chief cited Elm Street confusion from Scammon Street as the major ongoing problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
Elm Street
Beach Street
Lewiston Man Named Union Vice President at TWU A.P.
The Textile Workers Union of America reelected President William Pollock and Secretary-Treasurer John Chupka at its 11th biennial convention. Twenty vice presidents were named to the executive council, including Edward F. Doolan of Fall River, Daniel Gallagher of Norwhich, J Harold Daoust of Toronto, J William Belanger of Boston, and George Jabar of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Textile Workers Union of America
William Pollock
John Chupka
Edward F. Doolan
Fall River
Mass
Daniel Gallagher
Norwich
Conn
J. Harold Daoust
Toronto
Ont
J. William Belanger
Boston
George Jabar
Lewiston
Maine
Pope creates 11 commissions for ecumenical council
Vatican City Pope John XXIII announced the formation of 11 commissions to prepare for the churchs first ecumenical council in nearly a century. The move aims to organize and guide the historic gathering amid prolonged illness and public interest.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Red Chinese Shell Quemoy Islands Reopen After Fire
Red Chinese guns fell silent after firing 79 shells at the Quemoy Islands on Friday. British newspapers criticized Khrushchev for rocket threats and the Eisenhower administration, but urged serious consideration of Soviet disarmament proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
London
Nikita Khruushchev
Eisenhower
Mexico City dust levels exceed New York City findings
Scientists led by Dr. Angel Silva report Mexico City contains nearly double the dust and smog of New York City. The team recommends relocating industry from the city and its suburbs to curb pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
New York City
Angel Silva
UNC orders alert for forces in South Korea training
The United Nations Command placed all forces in South Korea on alert status for a new series of training exercises. The UNC said the exercises will vary in type activity and duration as needed to achieve training goals and maintain readiness of the command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
Soviet Atomic Icebreaker Lenin Probes Arctic Ice Conditions
The Lenin, the Soviet atomic icebreaker, travels in the Barents Sea between Franz Josef Land and Novaya Zemlya. Tass reports it marks the first time a ship has studied ice conditions in this season along this arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lenin
Barents Sea
Fran Josef Land
Novaya Zemlya
Tass
Thomaston Missing Boy Found Safe Under Porch
A ten year old boy abducted in Thomaston was found last night crouched under his home porch. Kenneth Collamore, son of Mrs Ellen Winchenbach, led investigators to the location after the boy stayed out two nights fearing a spanking. Police report no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Keneth Collamore
Etel Winchenbach
Theater lobbies charge of obscene posters dropped
In Portland a Superior Court yesterday did not press charges over obscene posters shown in a theater lobby. Theater Manager Fred Stone appealed a municipal court ruling tied to advertising a nudist film, but the case collapsed for lack of sufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fred Stone
Quiet Beginnings for Biddeford Police in Morning Report
Biddeford police reported a quiet morning with no major complaints and only minor routine matters to address. There was no municipal court session held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Tea Sandwiches with Asparagus Rolls
Thin white bread spread with soft butter and mayonnaise. Each slice rolled around a cooked asparagus stalk with the bud end showing.
Welcome to the Fold Welcomes Kelley Family
Linda Marie Kelley born to Mr and Mrs Robert Kelley of 23 Taylor Street Biddeford. Grandparents on the maternal side are Mr and Mrs Joseph Parent of 7 Liberty Avenue Biddeford and on the paternal side Mr and Mrs Frederick C Kelley of 51 Center Street Biddeford.
Kennebunk Scouts Awarded Badges at Court of Awards
Troop 76 of Kennebunk Girl Scouts held its Court of Awards at the Webhannet clubhouse. 161 proficiency badges across 32 fields were presented by leaders led by Mrs. Henry Dickinson and others. A reception followed with troop committee members hosting as many girls and their mothers attended.
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Girl Scouts of
Kennebunk
Webhannet
Henry Dickinson
Verner Frost
Richard Gumprecht
Joseph Kearns
Leta Downing
J. Robert Downing
Donald E. Smith
John F. Dresser
W. A. Lawrence
Ann Carrier
Roxanna Chamberlin
Judith Nadeau
Gail Smith
Sandra McInnes
Anne Winston
Barbara Swett
Frances Welch
Beverly Hodgdon
Janet Frost
Blessing Butler
Jean Welch
Judith Emmons
Sherry Dresser
Judith Dickinson
Joan Downing
Susan Hill
Betsy Smith
Violet Galley
Karen Kearns
Judith Keating
Patty Stinson
Carol Newhall
Carol Welch
Judith Lawrence
Linda Boston
Roma Hatch
Linda Caro
Carolyn Gordon
Patty Rouleau
Linda Pangburn
Kathy Norton
Linda Vetterline
New England Textile Makers Oppose Tariff Cuts
At a Northern Textile Assn meeting in Boston New England manufacturers warned that federal tariff cuts on synthetic and many cotton and wool textiles would force liquidation or relocation of mills. They cited 1948 wool duty cuts boosting imports by over 900 percent and halving the industry, warning the same pattern may hit synthetic textiles and harm the U S industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Northern Textile Assn
Sprinkling Poppy Seeds with a Salt Shaker Technique
When dusting roll dough with poppy seeds use a salt shaker to distribute evenly. This simple kitchen trick helps achieve uniform coverage without clumps or gaps during bread preparation.
Army officer completes infantry course at Fort Benning
Army 1st Lt. Gary P. Beaulieu 26 of Ogunquit recently finished a 16 week associate officer course at the Infantry School Fort Benning Georgia. He trained as infantry commander and battalion staff officer with emphasis on small unit and battalion tactics. Beaulieu is an Alpha Tau Omega member, a 1952 Presque Isle High School graduate, and a 1956 University of Maine graduate.
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Army
Gary P. Beaulieu
Antoine N. Beaulieu
Ogunquit
Infantry School
Fort Bonnington
Beaulieu
Alpha Tau Omega
Presque Isle School
University of Maine
Guest Officers Night Marked By Adah Chapter Event
Adah chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held guest officers night at the Biddeford Masonic hall with visitors from surrounding chapters assuming station for degree exemplifications. Many named officers and representatives attended, with honors given to Elizabeth Calderwood and several grand representatives. The next meeting is scheduled for June 17 with refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Ru Goodall
Clover
Sanford
Alan Douglass
Miniwanca
Old Orchard
Hilda Peschel
Piscataqua
Kittery
Norman McAuley
Annette
Saco
Edna Lombard
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Viola Cushman
Deering
Portland
Erlene Hjort
Longfellow
South Portland
Jean Goodwin
Union
Lyman
Ruth Pierce
Fern
Alfred
Esma Hall
Madonna
Kennebunk
Marshal
Warder
John Strickland
Old Orchard Beach
Sentinel
Agnes Johnson
Elizabeth M. Calderwood
International Temple Committee
Celestia Wood
Connecticut
Maine
Margaret Johnson
Louisiana
Edna Lombard Yarmouth
Mississippi
Helen Colesworthy
Kentucky
Elizabeth Tate
Paul H. Tate
Jean Arnold
Sentinel George Rooman
Martha
Bonnie Alley
Ambulance Hoax Call Scares Biddeford Fire Station
A false ambulance call came in at 4 AM to Kennebunk Road, sending Biddeford units on a rush. No accident found and the crew returned to base. Earlier at 6 45 PM a vehicle fire on Bacon Street involved a car owned by Joseph Girard.
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Biddeford
Kennebunk Road
Bacon Street
Joseph Girard
Central Avenue
Orchard Beach
Khrushchev Shifts Tone on Bases and Disarmament
The report notes Khrushchev’s demand to liquidate foreign bases while saying the Soviet Union holds no allied bases. It contrasts today’s stance with last September’s UN proposal and warns military pressure could replace him if he strays from a hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United Nations
Knots and Mayonnaise Roll Dough in Quick Prep
Instructions describe shaping dough by rolling with palms to about 44inch thick and 4 inches long, then tying a knot in the middle to form a bow knot.
Beach Girl Crowned Miss Maine AMVET 1960
Miss Sally D. Randall of Old Orchard Beach won the Miss Maine AMVET title at the State AMVET convention in Lewiston. She edged three rivals, received a bouquet from Capt. Frank Clark USMC, and attends Barbizon School of Modeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally D. Randall
John Migner
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
AMVET
Lewiston
Randall
Frank Clark
USMC
Barbizon School of Modeling
Senate panel weighs broader unemployment retraining plan
A Senate subcommittee on Unemployment Problems examines expanding unemployment programs to support workers facing plant relocation automation or declining demand in textiles and coal. Senator Pat McNamara cites the need to allow continued benefits during retraining and to broaden eligibility as hearings approach for a potential bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Canter bury School Graduate Robert Carroll Heads to Johns Hopkins
Robert C. Carroll graduates today from Canter bury school New Milford Connecticut son of Attorney Harold Carroll Biddeford. He attends a father son recollection mass and graduation exercises with Rev Vincent P Donovan O P as speaker. Carroll active in theater football and journalism and will enter Johns Hopkins University liberal arts program in Baltimore Maryland this fall. He is a communicant of St Mary church Biddeford and a St Mary grammar school alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury School
New Milford
Christine Cosgrove
Minners Theater Players
Queeg
Tabard
Carillon
School of Liberal Arts
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johnson Praised as Finest Senate Leader by Meyner
New Jersey Governor Meyner tops the scene calling Rocky Johnson the finest majority leader in memory. Meyner’s 41 convention votes are pledged on the first ballot, while county leaders push to switch to Kennedy amid shifting campaign alliances. Chapman and Truman chart separate paths in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Senate
Meyner
Kennedy
Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Harry S. Truman
Chapman
Truman
Citizens Committee For
Voting Rules Set for Saco June Primary Registration
The Saco Board of Registration announced voter requirements for the June 20 primaries. Applicants must be 21, a U.S. citizen, Maine resident six months and Saco resident three months. Registration open June 6 to 13 except Sundays, 9 am to 1 pm 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Same day registration enabled for primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Board of Registration
Maine
Saco
Board of Registration
Show Biz Is Live Topic In New Books
AP writer Bob Thomas reviews recent show business books. Ken Murray recounts his ups and downs in Life on a Logo Stick with candid family history and a misused nickname. Jessel offers public speaking tips in a chatty volume with jokes and vaudeville anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ken Murray
New York Review
Murray
Ken
Mom and Pop
Joseph
Mom
Pop
Jessel
George
Summer Is Season For Showers
An Associated Press piece on shower themes suggests formal yet festive ideas for bridal and baby showers. It highlights roses and lace as a coordinated motif, using an umbrella centerpiece and rose-formed decorations, with options like lace borders, honey suckle accents, and small nosegays for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Investor tips amid a colder Sino American standoff
Babson advises cautious equity positioning as a renewed U S Soviet tension looms after the U 2 incident and Summit collapse. He suggests bank deposits and bonds as safer bets, notes current yields on major issuers American Telephone Northern Pacific Commonwealth Edison Cleveland Electric and highlights utilities and diversified railroads as solid long term values trading well below par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Commonwealth Edison Company
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company
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Perley McKenney
Ly Iman Bapatist
Lyman Baptist
Biddeford Second Congregational Church
Laurence Staples
Bear Pond
Albert Gadbois
Alfred Road
Llewellyn Powers
World Briefs
Helen Parks
Mary Jones
Jane Haines
Eva Harper
Leone Law
Gladys Murphy
Carrie Dollof
Myra Bonser
John Bonser
Mary Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Priscilla
Marthada
Chickamauga
Senate Group
Robert Carroll
Robert C. Carroll
Rocky
Ing Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
By Roger Babson
Babson Park
Russia
United States
Telephone Company
American Telephone & Telegraph
Northern Pacific
Moody's
Cade
Ameican Tel & Tel
Wincis Bell Tel
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Be:! Tel
Virginia Railway
Metropolitan Edison
Niagara Mohawk Power
Northern States Power
Ohio Edison
Pacific Gas & Electric
Southern Pacific
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