Mrs Jessie Kitchen Patient at Webber Hospital
Mrs. Jessie Kitchen of 16 Atlantic Ave Old Orchard Beach is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Arthur Cookson of 158 West St Biddeford will arrive home tonight after visiting seven weeks in San Francisco Calif with Mr and Mrs Maurice Grenier and Mr and Mrs Paul Cookson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kitchen
Atlantic Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Arthur Cookson
West St
Biddeford
San Francisco
Calif
Maurice Grenier
Paul Cookson
Our Lady of Victory Circle Meets in Biddeford
Our Lady of Victory Circle will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Fremont Club on Alfred Street Biddeford a luncheon will follow. A Notre Dame Thrift Shop committee meeting is slated for Monday at 1 p.m. at the Shop on Elm Street Biddeford. The Past Noble Grands Association outing of Evangeline Rebekah Lodge originally set for June 9 has been postponed to September.
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Our Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Elm Street
Noble Grands Association of Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Confession Schedule At Local Churches
Confessions will be heard at St Martha's Church Kennebunkport Saturday 7 to 8 p m St Aironica's Church Kennebunk Saturday 4 to 5 p m Confessions at St Mary's Church Wells Beach Sunday before 9 a m mass Junior Band and singers of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 9 a m
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St. Martha’s Church
Kennebunkport
St. Aironica’s Church
Kennebunk
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
Soongsters
Saco Salussion Army
Funeral rites for Jean B Turcotte held in Biddeford
Funeral services for Jean B Turcotte of 18 Wentworth Street Biddeford were held at St Josephs Church. A solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Louis Mondville with Deacon Rev Normand Carrier and subdeacon Rev Sylvia Levesque. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Levesque. Bearers were Roger Mathieu Audre Turcotte Robert Turcotte and Alfred Lizotte. Out of town attendees included several relatives from New Hampshire Quebec Connecticut and elsewhere.
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Jean B. Turcotte
Wentworth St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Louis Mondville
Normand Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Levesque
Roger Mathieu
Audre Turcotte
Robert Turcotte
Alfred Lizotte
Hugh Ewing
Salem
N.H
Manchester
Sanford
Emile Turcotte
Armand Turcotte
Simone Carrignan
Rayond Turcotte
St. Remie de Tingnewick
Que
Herman Lizotte
Maurice Lizotte
St. Helen Chester
Joanne Guay
Southington
Conn
Connie Boudreau
New Britain
Miss American Indian to attend beauty congress in Long Beach
Michele Ann Portwood named Miss American Indian will be a guest at the International Beauty Congress in Long Beach California August 4 14. She will not compete for the title due to her tribe’s rules against showing a bathing suit. Portwood a 20 year old sociology major at the University of Wyoming holds the Indian name Natanahase.
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Michele Ann Portwood
Long Beach
Calif
University of Wyoming
Natanahase
U.S
America
Cape Kennedy
California
Long Island
English Channel
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Interagency Committee On Oceanography
Congress
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Magnuson
Deaths Leo J. Porell of South Sanford at 69
Leo J. Porell, 69, of South Sanford died at home yesterday. Survived by widow Leona Brulotte Porell, son Ralph Porell of Charlotte, two brothers Clarence and Gerard, two sisters Mrs. Ernest Reed and Mrs. Joseph Monahan, and two grandchildren. Funeral at St Ignatius Church in Sanford Monday at 8 a.m. Calling hours at Boisvert Funeral Home.
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South Sanford
Leo J. Porell
Leona Brulotte Porell
Ralph Porell
Charlotte
N.C
Clarence Porell
Gainesville
Fla
Gerard Porell
Sanford
Ernest Reed
Joseph Monahan
Biddeford
St. Ignatius Church
Boisvert
Harold J. Knight dies. WWII veteran longtime Navy officer
Harold J. Knight 60 former Kennebunk resident died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Jamaica Plain Born December 31 1904 in Reading Mass he served 23 years in the U S Navy and retired as a Chief Warrant Officer Survivors include brother Archie Knight Kennebunk and sister Mrs Lucie J Kinmartin Brookline Private funeral at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk Saturday officiated by Rev Frank Bauer with interment in Hope Cemetery Kennebunk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Harold J. Knight
Kennebunk
Maine
Veterans Administration Hospital
Reading
Eugene F
Emma ( Mathews) Knight
U.S. Navy
Archie Knight
Lucie J. Kinmart
Mrs. Frank Cantin of Belchertown Dies After Illness
Mrs. Frank A. Cantin 64 of Belchertown Mass died yesterday after a long illness. She was born December 17 1900 in Kennebunkport Maine and was a member of the Mount Vernon Chapter Eastern Star and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She is survived by a widow two sons Harmon A Cantin and Leighton F Cantin one daughter Frances Fritz seven grandchildren and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday from the First Congregational Church Kennebunkport with interment at Arundel Cemetery Maine. Friends may call at the Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunkport Sunday.
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Belchertown
Mass
Frank A. Cantin
Kennebunkport
Maine
John and
Elizabeth (Stackpole) Merrill
Mount Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Daughters of the American Revolution
Derby
Conn
First Congregational Church
Harmon A
Leighton F
Westville
Ind
Frances Fritz
Seneca
N.Y
Regis H. Merrill
Asbury T
Robert Howes
Arundel Cemetery
Bibber
Summer St
Kennebunk
Infant Gerard Fournier Dies in Portland Hospital
Four month old Gerard Joseph Fournier the son of Gerard and Jacqueline Fournier of Biddeford died yesterday afternoon in a Portland hospital. He was born January 22, 1965 in Biddeford. Survived by paternal grandparents Joseph and Mrs. Fournier and maternal grandparents Armand and Mrs. Therrien of Biddeford. Service of the Angels at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Emond Funeral Home Biddeford with viewing tonight 7-10 and Saturday 10 until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournier
Gerard Joseph Fournier
Gerard
Jacqueline (Therrien) Fournier
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Portland
Joseph Fournier
Armand Therrien
Czechoslovakia Eyes Color TV by 1970 in Vienna Report
AP reports Czechoslovakia hopes to introduce color television by 1970. Plans call for color programs on a second channel as Radio Prague notes television began only ten years ago.
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Czech Color TV
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague
Radio
Clearing Portland Tonight With Light Winds and Cooler Lows
Partial clearing and little temperature change with lows in the low to mid 40s. Winds will be light from the west to northwest, becoming calm at times. Saturday brings sunshine and somewhat warmer conditions.
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Portland
Gemini 4 Space Walk Yields Tense Moments and Praise
White and McDivitt completed the space walk with difficulties closing the hatch and dumping surplus gear. Ground control warned of the risks, NASA officials praised the flight, and President Johnson voiced approval as the mission moved toward future Moon program goals.
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Houston Mission Control
White
Ground Control
McDivitt
Air Force
Chris Kraft
Space Twins
Kraft
Robert Seamans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mission Control Headquarters
NASA
Houston
Mrs. White
Johnson
MacDivitt
California
Florida
Cape
Kennedy
Smith marks 25 years in Congress with rose gift
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine marked a silver anniversary in Congress and was presented a giant artificial rose. She is known for always wearing a rose in her lapel during Senate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Rlaine
Congress
Vietnamese Troops Ambushed Across South Viet Nam
Across South Viet Nam heavy fighting left at least 239 killed missing or wounded. Vietnamese units were hit in two ambushes near Lao Thien and Kontum, with casualties mounting and support forces routing guerrillas. US Marines repelled a Da Nang area attack while Navy and Air Force strikes hit North Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Reds
Lao Thien
Thursiday
Kontum
Mekong River
Cai Lay
le Mu
da Nang Fair
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North
Ban Ma
Hanoi
Navy
Bon Homme Richard
South
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Russian fishing industry expanding rapidly threatens world trade
Washington report warns that five Soviet fishing bases outside Europe could control key routes and oceans science. Bases in Cuba Alexandria Egypt Gulf of Aden Ghana and Indonesia extend Soviet reach, challenging U.S. commerce and potentially bypassing America in oceanography while funding the fleet with profitable catches.
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Washington
Europe
Free World
Cuba
Panama Canal
United States
Latin America
Alexiandria
Egypt
Gulf of Aden
Suez Canal
Indonesia
Strait of Malacca
Ghana
Atlantic Missile Range
Africa
Nigeria
Congo
Brazzaville
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Guinea
U.S
America
Smolny
Vladivostok
Bristol Bay
Fof
Alaska
U.S. Navy
Watering and window box tips for garden success
Extension agent Conrad Griffin explains how water drives garden growth with a rule of one inch per week for vegetables, plus two quarts per square foot weekly for garden spaces. He covers rainfall guidance, best times to water, spring bulb care, and detailed window box construction, soil mixes, drainage, plant selection, and ongoing feeding schedules.
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Conrad Griffin
Europe
Dusty Miller
IRS computer checks find $30.3 million tax gaps in 1964
Four regional IRS offices spanning half the nation uncovered an extra $30.3 million in taxes in fiscal 1964 by automatic data processing systems. The Commerce Department notes the gap may reflect methods of processing business returns and detection limits.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
Commerce
Clearing House Tax Collection Through Delinquency Leads
Delinquency leads on 185000 business returns yielded over half of 52.5 million in additional taxes tracked by automatic equipment during the year.
Ownership Transfer of Grafton Lumber Co Confirmed
Bond-Rite Corp completes takeover of Grafton Lumber Co in Biddeford. new plastics department to produce overhead door curtains and patents assigned to Bond-Rite. A pressed wood division to use 80 000 pounds of shavings will also be started. Top officers will relocate to Biddeford as operations scale to 100 workers.
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Grafton Lumber Co
Biddeford
Bond-Rite Corp
Philip N. Dunham
Bond-Rite
Nashua, N.H
U.S. Air Force
Nashua High School
Mt. St. Mary's School
Nashua
Roger M. Guichard
Nashua High
Paul L. Smith
Manchester
N.H
Manchester High School
Dunham
Bond-Rite Management
Marines Withdraw from Santo Domingo as U S Forces Pull Out
The United States orders the withdrawal of about 2100 Marines from Santo Domingo aboard the carrier Boxer. President Johnson cites permission from Brazilian General Alvim for rest of the U S military personnel. Paratroopers and Latin American troops remain in the Inter American Force as peace talks continue.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Johnson
Chicago
Hugo Panasco Alvim
United States Marine Corps
Organization of American States
U.N
New York
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Security Council
Inter-American Force
Charles W. Yost
Lanham Family Welcomes Son Derek Kinmond
To Sgt and Mrs James TI Lanham a son Derek Kinmond eight pounds six ounces born at Cape Fear Valley Hospital Fayetteville North Carolina. Mrs Lanham former Cheryl Kinmond maternal grandparents Edward Kinmond Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TI. Lanham
Derek Kinmond
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Fayetteville
N.C
Lanham
Cheryl Kinmond
Edward Kinmond
Saco
Reginald Roy
Lancaster St
Leominster
Mass
Christopher John
Anthony Delamites
Willie J. Roy
Fall St
Biddeford
Teachers to Receive Science Degrees at Colby College
AP report: Three secondary school teachers will earn master of science teaching degrees at Colby College on June 6. Recipients are Edson B. Hadlock Jr of Portland Edward J Babino Jr of Northwest Harbor and James E Dyer of Presque Isle after completing Colby Summer Institute of Science coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby College
Edson B. Hadlock Jr
Portland
Edward J. ‘Babino Jr
Northwest Harborland
James E. Dyer
Presque
Summer Institute of Science
I Colby
Workers Vote Against Union at Forster Mfg Co
By a 135 to 108 tally workers at Forster Mfg Co Inc voted Thursday against representation by the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL-CIO. The plant makes a variety of wooden ware products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Wilton
Forster Mfg. Co., Inc
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Afl-Cio
Vienna Opens First Coffee House in 17th Century
A historical note records Vienna establishing its first coffee house during the 1600s as a milestone in cultural life. The event marks early European central hubs for coffee and social gathering.
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Vienna
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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Thornton Academy
Robert Bowie
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