Portland Weather Outlook Tonight and Saturday
Tonight will be generally fair and cooler with lows in the mid to low 40s. Winds will ease from the northwest. Saturday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
2
Tonight will be generally fair and cooler with lows in the mid to low 40s. Winds will ease from the northwest. Saturday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
After eight months in St Petrsburg Florida Mrs Nellie M White returns to her home at 491 Main Street in Saco describing her trip and residence as a brief sojourn.
The Saco Rebekah Lodge meets at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7 30 p m. The Delta Alpha Club holds a 6 p m covered dish supper Monday at Mrs May Hurrell s Ferry Beach home. The Saco Extension Association meets Tuesday at the GAR Hall with a talk on household equipment and a silent auction in the afternoon. Lunch and coffee will be served.
The Saco Democratic Social Club will hold its June picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pelletier 88 Bolton Street Portland starting Sunday at 11 a.m.
Confessions will be heard at St Martha s Church Kennebunkport Saturday 7 to 8 p m and at St Monica s Church Kennebunk Saturday 4 to 5 p m Confessions at St Mary s Church Wells Beach Sunday before the 9 a m mass The Junior Band and singers of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 6 p m.
A rehearsal for the United Church of Christ Congregational Children Day event in Biddeford will be held tomorrow at 9 30 a m All participants are urged to attend.
Rep. Stanley R. Tupper of Maine seeks a Interior Department ruling under the Continental Shelf Convention to claim all lobsters on the continental shelf. He notes a 1968 law banning foreign vessels from taking sedentary sea life and argues deep sea lobsters may fit that category.
Radioman Third Class C. Roger P. Routh of Saco serves aboard the USS Wasp, NASA Gemini 4 recovery ship. The carrier picked up astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White and their Gemini spacecraft about 400 miles east of Cape Kennedy after the four day 1.7 million mile mission.
The Saco Veteran Firemen's Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday June 15 at the G A R Hall. State Fire Inspector Lawrence Dolby notes the association, inactive since 1941, will become active again with member interest. Plans aim to refurbish the handtub for parades and conventions.
Twenty firefighters battled a woods fire outside the town dump at 5 15 p m. Officials said high winds fanned the flames as the ground cover of pine needles burned rapidly. Two trucks were on the scene.
Sincerest appreciation to friends neighbors and officials of Saco Lowell Dept 106 and Saco City Government for the spiritual offerings cards gifts and flowers during our loss of our devoted loved one Also thanks to Bishop Fenwick Council 2239 Knights of Columbus for their kindness and use of cars as bearers for Clayton Beatrice D Gallant and Sons Barry and Clayton Gallant Jr
Rev Harold Guy Scott 72 of 6 Winter St Kennebunk died this morning at home. Born Nov 13 1892 in Newport Vermont he studied at Dean Academy Tufts Theological School Colby College and earned degrees from Alabama Polytechnic Institute Iliff and Niff Graduate School of Theology. Survivors include his widow Dr Phebe M Scott daughter and several siblings. Funeral arrangements by Angell Funeral Home are incomplete.
Funeral services for Mrs Irene G. Clark of 12 Promenade Ave in Saco will be held Monday at 8 a.m. from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church. Friends may call at San Soucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford today tomorrow and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m.
Leona Cassell of 10 Whites Wharf Biddeford died recently. Her funeral began at 9 this morning at St Andre Church with a solemn high mass by Rev Gilbert Lachance OFM assisted by Rev Bernand Nicknair and Rev Germain Bureau. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Willimantic Connecticut and Manchester New Hampshire.
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche Tanguay of 38 Graham St Biddeford were held at St Josephs Church Biddeford. Rev Lucien Mondville of Bay View assisted by Rev Arthur St Pierre and Rev Sylvia Levesque conducted a solemn high mass with music by organist Mrs Diana Rousselle and choir. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Levesque. Bearers were Louis Lerou x Joseph Loranger George Trottier Fred Kelley Alex Bineau and John Renouf. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Hoctor Enfield Conn Paul Hoctor Woburn Mass and Mr and Mrs Richard Hoctor Chelmsford Mass.
Saco's police department received a 1965 Dodge sedan placed in service today. Capt Robert Foran said delivery occurred yesterday. The new patrol car is all black with white lettering, unlike the department’s other black and white vehicle.
A $14 928 project under the Manpower Development and Training Act was awarded to Gorham Maine. Aides of Senator Edmund S Muskie said the Portland Chapter of the Painting and Decorating Con
The clippings show June tidal times with morning and evening high and low readings. Entries include specific dates with corresponding A M and P M tide markers, numbered day markers, and times such as 10:15 10:29 and 4:02 4:1, indicating rising and falling tides during the month.
Daughter of the President Lynda Bird Johnson begins a two week program at the University of Arizona Summer Archaeology Field School in Grasshopper on the Fort Apache Reservation. She will live in basic quarters with 20 students and attend a news blackout until a June 22 press conference. She is to be inducted as an honorary Apache next Thursday.
South Vietnamese forces clear the Viet Cong from Dong Xoai as reinforcements arrive. About 150 civilians lie among the military dead in the brutal Dong Xoai aftermath.
A disastrous blaze destroyed the century old Victoria Hotel and Boarding House in Plainfield New Jersey. Police reported three unidentified bodies recovered and at least 12 people injured including a patrolman who inhaled smoke during rescue efforts.
Work crews install curbing and set back utility poles at Elm Street Saco. Mayor Paul E Reay says the traffic island will solve many traffic problems. Completion expected within 30 days to ease summer traffic. Kerr Electrical Co of Auburn won the contract at the May City council meeting.
Biddeford firefighters fought a brush and woods fire behind the new elementary school under construction on West Street. Two booster lines were deployed to control the blaze that spread from burning brush. the city owns the affected property.
Juanita Castro testifies before a House subcommittee that Communist leaders plan to seize control of the Americas. She cites Fidel Castro and other regimes, urges swift OAS action, and links events in Vietnam to a global communist threat.
Storms across the Midwest Plains and Southeast bring tornadoes heavy rain and floods. Rain soaks Muleshoe Texas and western states report missing persons after canyon floods near the Utah Wyoming border. Five Woodruff family members and two teen nephews from Salt Lake City are listed missing after an overturned car was buried in debris.
Reports from Saigon describe heavy fighting at Dong Xoai with American advisers and helicopter crews among the dead or missing. Refugees pour into Dong Xoai as Viet Cong infiltration fears rise. In Saigon, Marines guard against riots while leaders mediate a dispute involving Premier Quat. Groundbreaking begins on a new U S Embassy as McNaughton estimates 47 000 full time Communist regulars in South Vietnam, largely North Vietnamese infiltrators.
Mrs Paup E Reay wife of Saco mayor is named a judge for the bicycle rodeo to be held behind Burns School tomorrow morning. Also named to judge are Mrs Charles Mistos and Charles E Clark.
Sailors in the fifteenth century believed a ship listing to starboard signaled a very bad omen. They treated such a list as an alarming omen and adjusted sails and crew accordingly to avert disaster.
Tractors of America will train 22 workers in the town, providing practical skills and hands on experience. The program aims to boost employment opportunities and support local industry growth.
The earliest records of soap as a cleaning agent appear in Galen's writings from the 2nd century. Earlier references to soap ingredients are found in Pliny the Elder's 1st century Roman texts.
Lily Quy, the first missionary into northeast India's Nagaland in a decade, describes headhunter hosts and a literacy effort that trained 30 volunteers in two weeks to teach reading in 17 Nagaland languages. The Jerusalem seminar, part of UNESCO literacy goals, gathers 40 experts from 23 countries to combat illiteracy linked to poverty and disease.
In Luxor Egypt the Valley of the Kings watchmen report eerie sounds and ghostly activity after mummies and treasures were moved to Cairo and abroad. They urge officials to calm spirits by explaining the mummies are safe in museums. The Antiquities Department dismisses the claims.
New York AP reports the first summer contingent of civil rights volunteers moves into the South for three months of voter registration and related work. NAACP, CORE, and SCLC plan separate campaigns across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama South Carolina with thousands of volunteers and student organizers.
Dr. Robert Cummings will preach at 10 45 Sunday morning at the Saco Unitarian Church. A longtime Universalist leader and former U S Department consultant, he will discuss Beyond Mythology. The service marks the church's final meeting until September reopening.
Fowler notes the speech stressed keeping the dollar sound and says he saw no plan to raise rates. Investors feared a tightening move, causing a market slump. Martin indicated he would not resign despite Patman urging him to.
Readers learn how to shop efficiently using classified sections. Advertising tips and layout cues promise clear listings, quick comparisons, and local merchant deals. The note emphasizes organized browsing and practical, time saving choices.
Maine officials push for a large U S Atomic Energy Commission atom smasher in the Sanford-Wells area. Sanford-Wells touted for advantages as competition from university centers, especially the New York area, is seen as strongest. Application plans set for Monday with about 70 others expected by June 15.
York County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces a free two week swim program for Biddeford children six years old and up. Sessions run June 21 to June 28 at Coach's Day Camp in Old Orchard with transport provided by Biddeford-Saco Bus Co. for $2 per child. registration in Biddeford City Building June 17 and 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. No program or service charges.
Rwanda shows minimal infrastructure with no railroad and fewer than a mile of paved road, and it lacks notable mineral resources. The fragment notes harsh development constraints affecting economic prospects.
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