Personal notices from Biddeford residents on vacation and hospital care
Mrs Josephine Camden of 5 Al Fred Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame hospital. Mr and Mrs Donald Kearns and daughter Marie of Alexandria Virginia formerly of Biddeford are spending a week at Sebago Lake with their mothers Mrs Marie A Kearns and Mrs Theresa Descoteaux of Biddeford. Mr and Mrs Arthur Descoteaux and son Michael of Biddeford are also on the Sebago Lake trip with those mothers.
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Josephine Camden
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Donald Kearns
Marie
Alexandria
Arthur Descoteaux
Michael
Sebago Lake
Marie A. Kearns
Theresa Descoteaux
Review of appearance workshop at Saco Extension meeting
At the Saco Extension association meeting on Tuesday at 10 at the GAR hall in Saco, Alice Prue and Irene Ayer will discuss an appearance workshop. Members are asked to bring a picnic lunch. The Saco Past Noble Grands association meets Monday at 8 p m at Mrs Mer tie Meserve's home on Portland road in Saco.
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Saco Extension Association
GAR Hall
Saco
Alice Prue
Irene Ayer
Saco Past Noble Grands Association
Mertie Meserve
Portland Road
Sunday church youth groups meet across coastal towns
Multiple area churches schedule Sunday Youth Fellowships and evening services. Advent Christian in Kennebunk Lower Village hosts 7 pm worship with a 6 15 pm youth gathering. First Assembly of God holds 7 30 pm services at Old Orchard Beach and Saco. Various Christian unions and Baptist youth groups meet between 3 and 7:30 pm across Saco, Goodwins Mills, Wells, and Ogunquit.
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Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Ahepa
Peasant Street
Saco
Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
Junior Beacons For Christ
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Senior Baptist Youth Fellowship
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
Saco United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Deaths Armand J Paulhus 58 Scarborough area
Armand J Paulhus 58 of West Scarborough died today in a West Scarborough nursing home. Born May 29 1904 in Southbridge Massachusetts he was former J C Penney manager in Biddeford co owner of Pine Haven trailer park and former Moosehead Motor Court operator in Scarborough. He was partner and president of R H Reay Company until 1960 past president of Saco Biddeford Kiwanis and member of Biddeford Saco Elks. Survived by widow Dora son John Northeastern University Boston daughter Mrs Lynn Hale Nurenberg Germany two grandchildren and brother Andrew. Funeral at St Margaret Church Old Orchard Beach Monday at 9 am ColVe funeral home Iddeford, burial Calvary Cemetery South Portland.
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Armand J. Paulhus
West Scarborough
Southbridge
Mass
J. C. Penney
Biddeford
Pine Haven
Moosehead Motor Court
Scarborough
R. H. Reay Company, Inc
Colve Funeral Home
Elm Street
Iddeford
Calvary Cemetery
South Portland
Lipshitch Rites Held for Barnett B Lipshitch
Funeral services were conducted for Barnett B Lipshitch of 6 Cleaves Street Old Orchard Beach by Rabbi Boris Gottleib. Interment followed at Mt Smai j cemetery Portland. Lipshitch a former training officer at the Veterans Administration Hartford Conn died suddenly at his home. He belonged to Etz Chaim Biddeford and Beth Israel Old Orchard Beach. He is survived by his widow Rose Bramson Lipshitch two daughters Mrs Benjamin Lipshitz Berlin Conn and Mrs Burton Derman Milford Conn one grandson a brother Myer S Lipps and two sisters Gertrude Lipishitch and Sadie Lipshitch all of Washington DC.
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Barnett B.lipshitch
Cleaves Street
Old Orchard Beach
Boris Gottleib
Biddeford
Mt. Smai J
Portland
Lipshitch
Veterans Administration
Hartford
Benjamin Liftshitz
Berlin
Conn
Burton Derman
Milford, Conn
Myer S. Lipps
Gertrude Lipishitch
Sadie Lipshitch
Washington, D. C
Ford Work Stoppage Expands Across Plants
Ford faces a widening shutdown of assembly units and related facilities as talks with the United Auto Workers stall. About 1,000 Nashville glass plant workers face job loss Monday with 1,000 more kept on for essential duties. Metal stamping plants in Buffalo Chicago Dearborn and Monroe will lay off 10,000. Five truck plants remain active. Henry Ford II warns further closures if the Ohio stoppage endures. Unions and management differ on remaining issues and added grievances.
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Ford
United Auto Workers
Ford Assembly
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo
Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Mich
Henry Ford II
Ohio
UAW
Kennedy urges arbitration in wage dispute with pilots
The White House pressed a 3,000 member pilots union to accept arbitration on pay and contract issues, while opposing the union demand to retain four cockpit crews for three. Pan American and Eastern branches showed willingness to arbitrate, but TWA members rejected arbitration. The three airlines support full arbitration proposed by Kennedy.
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White House
Brown
Pan American
Eastern
TWA
Kennedy
Portland Forecast Sees Warmer Weather With Possible Thunderstorms
Weather summary notes fair and hot conditions dampened by lingering cloudiness in the extreme north. Sunday expected to be mostly fair with continued heat and a chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers mainly in northern portions.
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Portland
City tax fairness urged on business in Saco plea
Saco officials defend raising city taxes while noting a local industry already enjoyed special arrangements for three years. They argue the 1962 levy will still fall short of the industry’s fair share and urge all property owners to share the burden to keep Saco a better community for families and future growth.
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Board of Assessors
Saco
Old Orchard Beach Summer Plans and VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Arthur McLeod stays with Mrs. Harriet Andrews on Union Avenue while son Dwight McLeod and his wife run McLeods lodge Grand Beach for the summer. A Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting is set for Monday at 7 45 p m at the Post home Atlantic Avenue. St John by the Sea church school will hold its annual picnic Sunday after the 10 30 a m service at Lake Ossipee Waterboro Center. Boys and girls should bring swimsuits and towels. The Parish will provide the food.
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Arthur McLeod
Harriet Andrews
Union Avenue
Dwight McLeod
McLeods Lodge
Grand Beach
Old Orchard Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Atlantic Avenue
St. John-by-the-Sea
Waterboro Center
Adah Chapter Ends Season With Cookout Plans
Adah Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its final spring session at Biddeford Masonic hall with Mr and Mrs George Rooman conducting. Guests included Mrs Betty Calderwood and Mrs Elizabeth Tate. Announced events include a June 30 reception in Portland and a June 27 visit to Kittery. A 75th anniversary planning meeting is set for Monday at 7:45 pm at the Roomans home.
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Adah Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
George Rooman
Betty Calderwood
Elizabeth Tate
Oklahoma
Anne ‘Horsman
Thelma Gipe
Louise Brunn
Martha
Jand
Rooman
Roberts Street
Biddeford
Ways and Means Lommittee
Edward Wolfertz
Poole Road
Chhicken
Marion Dexheimer
Louise Harpoothan
Laurence Barnes
Alfred Street
Decorations Of Unusual Nature For Wells Prom
Prom decorations at Wells High School transformed the auditorium into a Roman garden for the annual Senior prom. Using Roman Holiday as a theme, junior organizers created fountains columns urns statues and marble lions while waitresses and ushers wore Roman togas. Madeline Smith was crowned prom queen with attendants Constance Higgins and Bonnie Gough. A large crowd attended as Surfsiders provided music.
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Wells ‘High School
Madeline Smith
Constance Higgins
Bonnie Gough
Saco Girl Graduates Sunday From UNH
Irene J. Viahakos of Saco, daughter of Mrs. Pota and the late James Viahakos, will graduate Sunday from the University of New Hampshire. She is a Thornton Academy graduate and a member of Mor tar board, Women's Interdormitory council, and several honor societies including Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, and Psi Chi, among others, plus recipient of the Erskin Maxwell Memorial award.
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University of New Hampshire
Irene J. Viahakos
Pota
James Viahakos
Summer = street
Saco
Mortar Board
Women's National Honorary Society
Women's Interdormitory Council
Phi Kappa Phi
University National Honor Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Liberal Arts National Honor Society
Pi Kappa Alpha
Forensic National Honorary Society
Psi Chi
Psychology National
Erskin Maxwell
Thornton Academy
Nason Pays Fine in Red Light Case at Saco Court
William T. Nason aged 19 of 34 Washington Avenue Old Orchard Beach paid a $10 fine yesterday in Saco Municipal Court on charges of passing a red light with Saco Police as complainants.
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William T. Nason
Washington Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Three Cars And Truck Damaged At Intersection
Four vehicle collision at the Pool and Hill streets intersection in Biddeford early this morning left no injuries. Paul E. Potvin and Leo R. Gosselin drove south and toward Hills Beach respectively, pushing Gosselin’s car into two parked Leo Lemire vehicles. Police Henry Labbe and Frank Neault investigated.
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Fof
Pool and
Hill Streets
Biddeford
Paul E. Potvin
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Hill Street
Leo R. Gosselin
Hills Beach
Pool Street
Gosselin
Leo R. Lemire
Damagne
Cers
Henry Labbe
Frank Neault
Secret Army burns sweep Algerian towns as Europeans flee
Algerians report thousands of Europeans evacuating Algiers while Secret Army orders prompt scorched earth tactics. Stores offices and homes burn as cars and furniture melt away. In Oran, commandos clash with police injuring six. four others die in related incidents.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Local election roundup in Biddeford area slate
Biddeford voters face Democratic and Republican contests for Congress and state offices amid talks of union support and local campaigning. City voters also weigh a statewide bond referendum for an educational television network with polling hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and seven ward sites listed.
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State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Democratic Ledger
Clyde Bartlett
South Portland
Thomas L. Maynard
Portland
Maynard
Dolloff
Bartlett
Napoleon L. Nadeau
Romeo Sevigny
Robert C. Cartier
Alfred Lantagne
Frederic Deschambeault
Biddeford
Ralph H. Fenno
Buxton
Raymond J. Letourneau
Sanford
Atty
Edward L. Caron
Roger Flaherty
Marcel R. Viger
J. Albert Merryman
Leo F. Charest
Samuel G. Gagnon, Sr
Saco
Roland A. Gauthier
Roger C. Nadeau
Register of Deeds
Phyllis F. Deschambeault
Ruth A. Nolette
Harold R. Nason
Richard D Du‘tremble
Peter J. Farley
T. A. Fitanides
Peter A. Garland
Sacois
Stanley R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
John H. Reed
Gordon E. Brewster
Wells
James S. Erwin
York
Ralph M. Lovell
John B. Roberts
Philip E. Graves
Robert M. York
Bernice B. Hanson
Lebanon
Fred N. Leavitt
Parsonsfield
Ernest E. Gallant
Fred G. Gowen
Ralph C. Higgins
Newfield
Leslie E. Wyman
Old Orchard Beach
John
Siloam Hall
St. Andre
Emery
Washington Street
Court Room
St. Jevy
Bredbury Street
Four Charged Cars Collide at Saco Turnpike Entrance
Four persons escaped injury in a two car crash at the Maine Turnpike entrance on North street in Saco. Dudley J. Andrews of New Haven drove north and stopped for a left turn, colliding with Herman Allen of Saco driving south. Passengers Robert Farner of New Haven and Hayden Elliot of Kennebunk also escaped harm. Police did not estimate damage.
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Maine Turnpike
North Street
Saco
Dudley J. Andrews
New Haven
Conn
Herman Allen
Buxton Road
Lon North Street
Robert Farner
Dirigo Boys State Opens 15th Season at UMaine
ORONO 450 Maine high school juniors arrive for the 15th Dirigo Boys State program at the University of Maine. Activities start Sunday at 3 pm with a 40 piece Boys State Band directed by John Henderson, followed by informal town meetings at 4 and an 7:15 pm assembly and 7:45 pm talk by Hon. Howard Eyes. Leaders from state and local government assist during the week, directed by Dr. Eugene Mawhinney with staff Allen Pease Charles Cosgrove and Walter Schoenberger. Ted Curtis Jr and Keith Bridzham serve as party advisers. The program ends Friday June 22.
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Orono
Dirigo
University of Maine
Maine
John Henderson
Fairfield
Howard Eyes
Wilton
Maine Department
American Legion
James L. Boyle
Eugene A. ‘Mawhinney
The
State University
Department of History and Government
Allen Pease
Gorham State Teachers College
Charles Cosgrove
Unity Freedom High School
Walter S. Schoenberger
Ted Curtis, Jr
Bowdoin College
Keith Bridzham
Brewer Junior High School
Saco Primaries Highlight Garland Tupper Race for Congress
Voters in Saco will cast ballots from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at several local polling places to decide GOP and Democratic candidates for governor, Congress, and county offices. Top local race features Rep. Peter A. Garland versus Rep. Stanley R. Tupper for the First District seat.
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Saco
Sweetser School
Saco Municipal Court
Locke School
Bonython School
Saco Gar Hall
Peter A. Garland
Stanley R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
I Congress
Garland
Tupper
Congress
John J. Harvey
Fourteen proposals in Beach warrant discussed
At Old Orchard Beach High School a special town meeting approved four of thirteen articles by a 20 to 4 vote to indefinitely postpone Article 2 and adopted others by show of hands. A public hearing on urban renewal followed, explaining that creation of an authority would not commit the town and that federal funding would cover most project costs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Planning Board
Leon Jones
Milliken Street
Fernald Street
Smith Wheel Road
North Street
Ninth Street
Ocean Park
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Street
Richard Kahill
State Department of Economic Development
Orjan Wetterquist
James Sewall Company
Old Town
Kahill
Red guerrillas hit seized depot and air strike report
Reds destroyed the base claimed three guerrillas killed or captured and seized two jeeps a truck and a supply depot in early stages. A military communique said Communist ground fire brought down a government 128 plane during a bombing mission Wednesday.
Brazil Herald reports financier Gilbert flees to Brazil
Gilbert age 38 flew from New York to Brazil last week after admitting unauthorized withdrawals from E. L. Bruce Co. He says he withdrew to protect the company and himself and will think over returning to New York. He denies contacting a Brazilian lawyer for fugitive financiers and faces SEC and district attorney scrutiny.
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Brazil Herald
Gilbert
Brazil
New York
E.L. Bruce Co
The
Rio
United States
Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
District Attorney's Office
Tte
U.S. Securities Exchanges Commission
Wall Street
E. L. Bruce Co
Pilot Killed in Incident Near Quang Nam Province
A crash or incident in Quang Nam province, about 360 miles northeast of Saigon, resulted in the death of the pilot. Details on the event are limited in the provided text.
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Quang Nam Province
Saigon
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