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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1962

Page

7

Biddeford Methodists To Mark Pentecost Sunday

Biddeford Foss Street and South Biddeford Methodist churches plan Pentecost services on June 10. A morning watch service at 7 am will feature the Sacrament of Holy Communion and membership registration, with an evening music service at 7:30 pm in the Foss Street vestry. World Council presidents’ Pentecost message stresses the Fellowship of the Holy Ghost amid ecumenical unity, distributed during services.

Foss Street South Biddeford Biddeford Commission On Worship Guy Goodwin James D. Riddle South Riddeford World Council of Churches Pentecos Council New Delhi India Fellowship of the Holy Ghost Jerusalem Iakovos North and South America Francis Ibiam East Nigeria Arthur Michael Ramsey Canterbury England David Moses Hislop College Church of

Record Profit Tax Measures in Kennedy Plan

First General discusses tax revenues and a squeeze on profits from rising costs and global competition. It notes two Kennedy measures to aid industry totaling about 2.5 billion yearly, including depreciation liberalization and an investment tax credit, plus broader tax cuts envisioned to spur investment and growth. It asks whether the United States can learn from Europe.

White House Treasury Congress United States

Sodalities of St. Mary Church Initiate Members Joint Ceremony

New members join the Assumption and Children of Mary sodalities at St. Mary Church in a joint ceremony led by Rev. Cornelius Enright and Rev. O Toole. The event featured a blessing, corsage pins, a sermon on sodality value, and a $500 church fund presentation.

The Assumption and Children of Mary Sodalities St. Mary Church Forco Children of Mary Society Doris Sevigny Joan Duranceau Car Ol Ann Hubert Melissa Lemay Shirley Hoppe Candace Lawrence Linda Lowery Marion L. Murphy Caroline Scott Ethel Tousignant Norma Poulin Beverly Donovan Jane Nadeau Kathleen Spirounias Sodality Our Lady O'Toole Fr. Enright Children of Mary Assumption Sodality Married Women’s Society Sr. Mary Helena St. Mary School Catholic Action Fordham University Enright Fr. O'Toole Carey Children of Mary Sodality Women’s Sodalities St. Mary Parish Coleman O'Toole Frank Carey Mary Helena St. Mary Grammar School Children of Mary Group Cornelius Enright Assumption Society

Mixed List of Names in Local Social Page

A long catalog of attendees and participants includes Mrs. Pa trick Tousignant and Mrs. Jesse S. Davis, Miss Peggy Murphy, Miss Johanna Lynch, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Mrs. Harry Scott Jr., Rev. Fr. En right, Rev. Fr. O'Toole, and numerous others across varied households and titles. The document reads as a social roster or event guest list featuring a wide array of married, single, and clerical members.

Nate Mary Felix Mary Bernardus Sisters of Mercy Bernardus Bernard Newman Timothy O'Connor Carey Albert Beaudoin Jessie Davis Sevigny Elaine White Ann Gallagher Charles Cartier Alfred Benoit Donald Hilton Violet Cummings Eileen O'Rourke Eleanor Mogan Elizabeth Seidel Ruben Robichaud John Barrett Roland Boss Florence Flood Howard Giles Irving Cadorette Clarence Kennedy Roland Charland iMre Albert Colpitts Patrick Tousignant Jesse S. Davis Peggy Murphy Harold A. Cote Manuel Lawrence Francis P. Murphy James Duranceau Patrick Murphy Michael Mogan F. M. Flood Doris Sheehan Kate Farrington Claire Sheehan Richard Gradone Andre du Pont Fernand Cadorette George Spirounias Johanna Lynch Evelyn Johnson Mary Fearon Catherine O'Meara Harry Scott, Jr Alice Ledoux Calire Cadorette R. A. Robichaud Rozine Brulotte Iva Madore Annette Duross Mary Simoneau Jeanne Plessis Theresa Fournier

Biddeford Fire Station Gets Set For Trucks

Biddeford Fire Department enlarges rear of building to add 20 feet of space for two new units. A 1000 gallon tank wagon to arrive late this month and an 85 foot ladder truck expected in October. Both purchased from Maxim Fire Apparatus, Middleboro, Mass. Units to be kept in reserve until in service. Renos handled by department personnel.

Biddeford Arthur King King Maxim Fire Apparatus Company Middleboro Mass

Firemen Extinguish Dryer Blaze in Saco Home

Saco firemen used a garden hose to extinguish a fire in a cloths dryer at the home of Mrs. Dianne Rouselle, 35 Locke Street, yesterday afternoon.

Saco Dianne Rouselle Locke Street

Awards Given To Members Of St. Louis Band

St Louis High School band held its final meeting of the season at the school with members and parents present for awards and a social. Fifty band members received letters. senior sweater awards went to David Blais and Victor Pinard. Cash honors went to Donald Allie, Roger Exposito, and Donald Morin. Adrien Cote, band president and junior, received the first John Philip Sousa award for outstanding musical ability and leadership, plus a pin, certificate, and a desk-size model of the Sousa plaque to be installed at the school. The plaque will bear the names of all winners. Bandmaster Marcel Drapeau announced the permanent inscription and presided. Cote is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Cote of Elm Street, Biddeford. Business was conducted by band officers. a social and refreshments followed.

St. Louis David Blais Victor Pinard Donald Allie Roger Exposito Donald Morin John Philip Sousa Adrien Cote Sousa Band Corps Marcel Mike) Drapeau Cote Robert A. Cote Elm Street Biddeford Band Club John Philip Souza Anastasoff

Syllables and tones in Bushmen language meanings

Brief note on linguistic feature describing that each syllable may carry five meanings in the African Bushmen language. Syllables may be spoken with high middle or low tone or with rising or falling inflection, enabling tonal distinctions.

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