Local personals list medical patients and club news
Byron Moore 28 Locke Street Saco and Timothy Mahoney 124 Summer Street Biddeford are shown as medical patients at Webber Hospital. Mrs Robert L Noble Sr president of the Thursday Club attended the 72nd annual convention at the Somerset Hotel Rockland and leaves for the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Atlantic City stopping at the World’s Fair to attend a team event honoring club women and will return Friday.
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Byron Moore
Locke St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Timothy Mahoney
Summer St
Biddeford
Robert L. Noble Sr
Somerset Hotel
Rockland
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
N. J
Our Lady of Victory Circle Meeting in Biddeford
Our Lady of Victory Circle will meet at 2 pm Sunday in the Fremont Club on Alfred Street Biddeford. Movies will be shown.
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Our Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Church Notes on weekend services and meetings
Confessions heard at St Martha’s Kennebunkport Saturday 7 to 8 pm St Monica’s Kennebunk Saturday 4 to 5 pm St Mary’s Wells Beach Sunday morning before Mass Junior Band and songs of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 10 am Communion after Sunday service at First Parish Congregational Church Saco United Church of Christ
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St. Martha's Church
Kennebunkport
St. Monica's Church
Kennebunk
St. Mary's Church
Wells Beach
The
Saco Salvation Army
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
United Church of Christ
Saco Resident Granted Parole Reduction in Murder Case
Governor Reed and the Executive Council reduced Ernest H. McCormick 57 of Waterboro life sentence to a 10 year minimum, with eligibility for parole next spring after earlier 15 years to life reduction. Also granted a pardon to James E. Lombard Jr. for an assault with intent to rape conviction from age 19. Clemency denied to several petitioners, including Andre Roger Gilbert and Eddie Lemay.
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Augusta
Ernest H. McCormick
Waterboro
Gov. Reed
Executive Council
McCormick
York
Lifer
Andre Roger Gilbert
Eddie Lemay
Lewiston
Beach PTA Hears Food Sale Report
Old Orchard Beach PTA president Mari Smith announced the bake sale at local schools was very successful. Room mothers listed include Mull en Fregeau Nutial Leroux Garon Jackson Gagne Cooper and Mcallister. Proceeds support PTA general funds.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mari Smith
Parent - Teacher Association
James Mullen
Thomas Fregeau
George Nutial
Doris. Leroux
Alec Garon
Audrey Jackson
Jacqueline Gagne
Irene Cooper
Gordon Mcallister
PTA
Kittery Woman Hospitalized After York Crash
A 32-year-old Kittery woman, Priscilla Guy, was hospitalized in York after her car struck a garage office on Route 1-A near York Beach. Police said she appeared to lose control. she is in fair condition with rib fractures and cuts to the face and arm at York Hospital.
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York (Ap
Route 1-A
York Arbor
York
Priscilla Guy
York Beach
York Hospital
Old Orchard Beach Students Win Algebra II Awards
Norman Boisse and Kathryn Nutial, juniors at Old Orchard Beach High School, received Algebra II awards during the academic achievement awards presentation at the school.
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Old Orchard Beach
Norman Boisse
Kathryn Nutial
Old Orchard Beach High School
Solemn Requiem Mass Held for Brother Eph Morin at St Joseph’s
A solemn requiem mass at St Joseph’s Church celebrated by Rev Hubert Boulay honored Brother Eph Moe Pierre Morin former prim inat of St Louis High School. Assisted by Rev Normand Carrier deacon, Very Rev Clarence Laplante presided. Bearers Michael Guignard Donald Girouard Paul Boisvert Richard LaRoche John Belisle Richard Agreste. Juniors from St Louis High School attended along with reps from Mt Assumption Institute Plattsburg NY and Denis Hall Alfred. Mass sung by Notre Dame Institute Choir under Brother David with Brother Anthony at organ. Burial in Brothers cemetery in Alfred.
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S. Joseph's Church
Hubert Boulay
Notre Dame
Eph
Pierre Morin
Explosion damages rear wall of Eliot home
An explosion ripped the rear wall of a small frame house on Cross Street in Eliot. Resident Mrs. Alice E. Green was away at Portsmouth Naval Hospital in Kittery when it happened. No injuries reported as firefighters waited for ammonia fumes to clear before entry. The home was wrecked and a state insurance inspector was called to investigate the cause.
Housing Plans Expand For The Elderly In Congress Debate
The Associated Press reports housing for the elderly draws Congress attention as voters over 65 grow. Proposals seek to exempt senior home sales from capital gains taxes with conditions. Builders back relief to enable retirement housing, including cooperatives and condominiums, while many seniors prefer owning homes. Projects like Lakewood New Jersey garden patio homes target ages 55 plus, with land reserved for recreation and scenic areas.
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Associated Press
Congress
House
Ways and Loans Committee
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lakewood
N.J
Convention Attendees Discuss Split Maine Court
The Catholic Order of Forest ers convened in Fort Kent with Biddeford delegates Lionel Fecteau Roger Fecteau and Roger Cote from Lafayette Court. A proposal to divide the state court into north and south parts was defeated by a large majority. Officers elected included Anthony Jacques Madawaska chief ranger Lionel Fecteau Biddeford vice chief ranger Edwin Bossier Stockholm treasurer and Emile Bilodeau Augusta secretary with seven trustees and two juvenile directors led by Roger Fecteau Biddeford for southern Maine.
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Catholic Order of Foresters
Fort Kent
Biddeford
Lionel Fecteau
Roger Fecteau
Roger Cote
Lafayette Court
Anthony Jacques
Madawaska
Edwin Bossie
Algeria’s widowly hostess seeks new life beyond duties
Algeria’s acting first lady and parliament member Mrs. Mohammed Khemisti, widow of the foreign minister, is anxious to change her role to national service. She urges aid for 180,000 orphans and calls for American foster support, detailing her wartime losses and commitment to education, hospitals, and training for Algerian wards.
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Washington
NEA
Algeria
Mohammed Khemisti
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Food For Peace
The
Red Cross
Khemisti
Lofti
Chahida
America
Tunisia
Morocco
Emory researchers pursue glaucoma and cataract cures
Emory University scientists report progress across several eye diseases. Dr. Morton Waitzman discusses using oubain to reduce intraocular pressure in glaucoma and notes potential side effects and the need for follow up. Dr. John F R Kuck Jr investigates lens changes from sugar buildup and diet effects on cataracts, aiming for drug therapies alongside surgery. Additional studies cover hunter lead shot eye injuries and diabetic retinopathy linked to blood-borne factors.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Morton Waitzman
Eye Research Center
Department of Opthal
Waitzman
Emory
John F. R. Kuck Jr
Kuck
Anniversary Observed by Aurora Chapter at Masonic Temple
Aurora Chapter Order of the Eastern Star celebrated its 38th anniversary at the Masonic Temple with visitors from multiple chapters in attendance. Faith Eckler and J. Alvin Fisher presided as Mrs. Lillian Lamb was introduced and welcomed. A July 29 fair was announced, July–August recess approved, and the next meeting set for Sept 2.
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Kennebunkport
Aurora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Faith Eckler
J. Alvin Fisher
Lillian Lamb
Adah
Biddeford
Ruth
Springvale
Madonna
Kennebunk
Bethany
Stockton Springs
Sarah Orne Jewett
South Berwick
Naomi
Waterbury
Elizabeth Ames
Mary Tarbox
Ardelle Maling
Fairlie Taylor
Majtron
Molly Smith
Ste. Marie Completes Army Staff College Course
Capt Normand A Ste Marie son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Vire of Ocean Park Rd Saco Maine completed a 38 week regular course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas The course trains officers for division corps and field army command roles He is 34 and reported for next assignment after graduating early with 44 others He entered the Army in April 1959 served in Vietnam and is a 1948 St Low High School Biddeford graduate 1952 Maine University alumnus and Delta Tau Delta member.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Normand A. Ste. Marie
Wilfred Vire
Ocean Park Rd
Saco
Maine
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
U.S. Army
U. S
Delegate elected for international convention in Milwaukee
A delegate was chosen to attend the international convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on August 2 3 and 4. The selection highlights local involvement in broader organizational activities and marks attendance at a three day event.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Exile Leader Vows Return To Homeland
Cuban exile anti Castro leader Manuel Ray, captured by British authorities on a Caribbean island after missing a rendezvous with his homeland, vowed he will be there soon. He said Cuba was placed on an emergency war footing and that he will miss the May 20 date by a short time, with plans to head to Miami en route to Cuba.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Caribbean
Ray
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Revolutionary Junta
Miami
Saco Departments Having Open House
Citizens can tour Saco city departments today and tomorrow to view operations. Maps are available at the city clerk's office as Mayor J Edward Whelan urges residents to learn what runs a city of this size.
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Saco
J. Edward Whelan
Fire department responds to faulty oil stove blaze at Saco home
Firemen were called at 11 40 p m yesterday to check smoke from a faulty oil stove at the residence of Albert Remillard 38 High St Saco Engine 3 and two men responded no equipment was required and they returned to the station at 11 50 p m
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Albert Remillard
High St
Saco
Speaking Of Pets by H H Miller on puppy training habits
The piece argues many puppies would stay in homes and become good pets if owners understood puppies as small children. It stresses patient house-training, chewing redirection, short rests, and avoiding punishment. It closes with a Pet Forum QandA about a parakeet and a cat’s housebreaking.
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H. H. Miller
Birth Announcements From Saco Hospital Details
At Saco Hospital a son Ronald Malcolm Jr. to Ronald Watson Sr. and wife of Waterboro on May 30 weighing seven pounds 15 ounces. A daughter Jeanette Elizabeth to Bruce Emery and wife of Buxton on May 31 weighing six pounds. A daughter Deborah Lee to Donald Garland of Biddeford and wife on June 1 weighing seven pounds nine ounces.
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Saco Hospital
Ronald Watson Sr
Waterboro
Ronald Malcolm Jr
Bruce Emery
Buxton
Jeannette Elizabeth
Donald Garland
Mt. Pleasant St
Biddeford
Deborah Lee
Jrme
Want Ads Work Wonders and They're Not Expensive
A brief classified item notes that want ads deliver results at low cost. It emphasizes affordability and effectiveness for readers seeking to promote items or services through simple, economical placement.
Beach Rainbow Fathers Degree Conferred in Saco Masonic Hall
The Fathers' Degree was conferred by the Old Orchard Beach Assembly Order of the Rainbow during Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Hall on Main Street Saco. Officers and members from Saco led the degree with Nancy Cyphers Scarborough as soloist and Helen Parks Biddeford as organist.
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Old Orchard Beach
Order of the Rainbow
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco
Masonic
Beatrice Scamman
Joanne Hnson
Barbara Davis
Essie Pendleton
Sharon Seaward
Gaile Chadbourne
Linda Crosby
Nancy Cyphers
Scarborough
Helen Parks
Biddeford
Nhine Hanson
Clover Chapter
Sanford
Leland Scamman
Abenaki
Winthrop
Masonic Hall
Evangeline
North Windham
Sarah Orne Jewett
Agnes Swett
Gladys Raeside
Berwick Town Hall
Edith Ricker
Helen Johnson
Marion Kennedy
Grace Littlefield
Helen Bertrand Pleads Guilty In Assault Case
Helen G Bertrand 29 of Old New Town Road Biddeford pleaded guilty to assault and battery on her eight year old son Roger Maurice. Neighbors alerted police after the boy was found naked and tied with only his head protruding from a navy seabag. Justice Armand A Dufresne set a later hearing to determine if the charge is felonious or a misdemeanor. Bertrand was released on 500 personal recognizance pending the hearing and sentence.
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Alfred
Helen G. Bertrand
Old New Town Road
Biddeford
Roger Maurice
Bertrand
Armand A. Dufresne
Eye Kept Weather Update on Tropical Disturbance
Peak winds in a rain belt reached 35 mph per the Weather Bureau advisory at 11 p.m. Thursday, not enough to classify a tropical storm. The low mood’s center moved slowly north eastward with no intensification by 5 a.m. Havana radio reported heavy rains over western Pinar del Rio for about 30 hours, disrupting tobacco and sugar labor areas.
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Weather Bureau
Havana Radio
Pinar del Rio
Three Vehicle Mishap Listed In Biddeford
A three car pile up on Main Street Biddeford this morning at 11 30 caused damage to two cars. John R Sevigny 19 of 10A Wilson St Biddeford said his car was rear ended while stopped by Ronald Toussaint 18 of 251 Elm St Biddeford. Toussaint’s vehicle struck from the rear by Donald A Sansoucy 21 of 12 Rathier St Biddeford, causing damage to Toussaint and Sansoucy autos estimated over 100 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Main Street
Biddeford
John R. Sevigny
Wilson St
Ronald Toussaint
Elm St
Toussaint
Donald A. Sansoucy
Rathier St
Sansoucy
State Convention Report Is Made At Elks Meeting
A meatloaf supper by Harold Marr preceded the Biddeford Saco Lodge Elks meeting in Saco Maine. James Prendergast chaired the auditing committee review and Oscar Clement delivered the convention financial report. Joseph Gendron and Charles Gallagher reported on house and convention activities. Leon Jones outlined Maine Day at Fenway Park Boston on June 14 with forty local Elks and a chartered bus. Ralph Pitt presented Edmund Rube a merit certificate for Youth Activities work.
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Harold Marr
Biddeford-Saco
Fenway Park
Boston
Leon Jones
Elks Lodge
Ralph Pitt
Edmund Rube
Ronald J. Dunn
Rube
Pitt
Stewards
Marr
Indians in Arizona count tops 82 000 statewide
More Indians live in Arizona than in any other state totaling about 82 000 at the last count. The figure underscores the size of the tribal population in the Southwest.
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Arizona
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Helen Bertrand
Sunshine Fruit Baskets
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Elks
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Main St
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Ike
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