Four Biddeford Residents Fined In Kennebunk
In Municipal Court Judge Chester Cram fined four Biddeford residents for traffic violations. Jerome Eaton of Fort Hill paid $10 after guilty to speeding. Richard L. Le Blanc faced a charge of driving without a license. Ronald R. Bergeron had a negligent muffler issue filed without plea. Adelard Theriault admitted guilty to driving without license or registration. sentence continued. Rodney Poole paid $10 for hitchhiking. George B. Shane of Lexington, Mass. fined $25 for left of center on approach to a curve. Joseph F. Gould of Danvers, Mass. paid $15 for a similar left of center charge. Dorothy Errasti of Jamaica Plain, Mass. fined $15 after guilty plea for left of center operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Chester Cram
Jerome Eaton
Fort Hill
Richard L. LeBlanc
Southgate Avenue
Adelard Theriault
Rodney Poole
West Kennebunk
George B. Shane
Lexington
Mass
Joseph F. Gould
Danvers
Dorothy Errasti
Jamaica Train
Multiple Guilty Pleas and Fines in Highway Offenses
The report lists individuals pledging guilty or having charges continued in regards to turnpike speeding traffic violations and driving offenses. Names include Jerome L. Brooks of Yarnhouth, Raymond Perreault of Sanford, Charles Doherty Jr. of Arlington Massachusetts, George A. Morneau of North Vassalboro, Erik W. Erikson of Wakefield Massachusetts, and Jon McKenney of North Berwick with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars for speeding and driving left of center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome L. Brooks
Yarnhouth
Raymond Perreault
Sanford
Charles Doherty Jr
Arlington
Mass
Dowa
George A. Morneau
North Vassalboro
Erik W. Erikson
Wakefield
Jon McKenney
North Berwick
Governor Named At Dirigo Boys State
ORONO AF John J. O Leary of Portland is governor of the 1964 Dirigo Boys State. O Leary, running on the Nationalist ticket, defeated Federalist candidate Manos Manson Tesday night in elections held by the mock government session for high school youths at the University of Maine.
Biddeford Council Considers Fire Code Enforcement and Staffing
Biddeford City Council discussed enforcing fire safety codes amid concerns plant operators in old Saco-Lowell buildings may relocate if codes go unenforced. The fire commission urged two extra inspectors, while the council authorized two additional regular hires to support inspections. Also approved were a liquor license for Jack's Spa, two junk-yard denials after protests, sign relocation for City National Bank, and several street acceptances. A hydrant on Avanthia Avenue was approved with cost sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco-Lowell
Biddeford Fire Commission
Leo Bourque
Fire Commission
Willie W. Pomerleau
Fire Department
Raoul Lessard
Gagne
Rudolph Bergeron
Lessard
Henry Camire
Verrier
Joseph Pelletier
Ernest Fontaine
Boucher
Ann
Atty
Rob Cyr
Canal National Bank
Avanthia Avenue
Biddeford City Council appoints new fire department regulars
The council named David M. Parent of 159 Cleaves St Biddeford as a regular firefighter replacing Edmond Larouche who resigns. William P. Sicard becomes permanent firefighter resigning as cabman and Raymond Gagne of 441 Elm St bids to replace him. Both replacements were recommended by the fire commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Larouche
David M. Parent
Cleaves St
Biddeford
William P. Sicard
Cabiman
Raymond Gagne
Elm St
George E
Ramona Baiguy
Verrier
Elm Street
Boucher
Paul Deshaies
Boucher - Deshaies
Deshaies
L'Heureux
Hills Beach
Biddeford Pool
Traffic Cases Heard At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH In Trial Justice Court last night Judge Wesley M. Mewer heard four cases. Norman H. Leach 21 of Biddeford pleaded guilty to speeding on Saco Avenue and paid a 15 dollar fine. Dennis Mullins 17 of Saco pleaded guilty to operating without a license on Atlantic Avenue and paid a 10 dollar fine. Philip C. Ahlquist 16 of West Scarborough pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a 35 dollar fine for driving 60 in a 25 mph zone. Paul E. Lamontagne 15 of Biddeford was charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Mewer filed his case without plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Wesley M. Mewer
Norman H. Leach
Biddeford
Saco Avenue
Dennis Mullins
Clark St
Saco
Atlantic Avenue
Philip C. Ahlquist
West Scarborough
Youths Accused of Stealing Auto Parts in Kennebunk
In Kennebunk four York County youths face municipal court tomorrow over thefts at Camire's used auto parts firm. Accused are Wayne M. Whitten 17 of Whitten Road David D. Tufts 17 of Garden Street both Kennebunk Lester E. Hodkins 19 and Roger W. Burgess 20 from Sanford. Mirrors carburetors 13 batteries and other items were stolen batteries were cut from cars and other parts ripped from vehicles. Burgess and Hodgkins faced probation detainer warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
West Kennebunk
York County
Frank Stevens
Wayne M. Whitten
Whitten Road
David D. Tufts
Garden Street
Lester E. Hodkins
Roger W. Burgess
Sanford
Camire
Stevens
Burgess
Hodgkins
Rockland Man Held For Jury On Attempted Murder Charge
Arthur Thomas Jr 23 of Rockland pleads innocent in Knox County Municipal Court to a charge of attempted murder for allegedly throwing his two year old step daughter Michelle Alonzo into Rockland harbor. Bail set at 4000 dollars for October grand jury. the girl was rescued by two men aboard a harbor boat.
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Rockland
Rockland Harbor
Arthur Thomas Jr
Knox County
Michelle Alonzo
Kennebunk M&S social notes and obits roundup
Summer visitors and local residents noted in Kennebunk social items. Edmund Cashen and family vacation with Crowleys on Main Street while Sirois family visits from New Jersey and Detroit guests anchor a busy weekend. Death of Mrs Phila Ellis reported, Delia Ellis linked to Leech Nursing Home. Church events include BOV Class outing to Spiller’s and a 90-attendee Christ Church conference, with property sale at 7 Dane St and staff decisions pending.
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Atty
Dania E. Crowley
Main Street
Danna M.crowley
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Brenda M. Crowley
Dunbarton College
Robert F. Crowley
Craswell Prep School
Edith
Ethel Furbish
Sea Road
Guy Sirois
Lynette
Oldwick
N.J
Max Keenen
Donald MacKenzie
Detroit
Mich
Ernest Cartwright
Summer Street
John Crawford
Mark and
Valliere
Kaycee
Wyo
Oldwich
Kenneth Berdeen
Alewire
Sirois
DeLaval Co
Trenton
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Busiess
Phila Ellis
Ashland
Carroll Tibbetts
North Anson
B.O.V
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Spiller’s
York Beach
Christ Church
Fred Holmberg
Dane St
Robert Cumler
Ohio
Charles Tanner
Stephen Leskowsky
Samuel Simpson
Portland
David Harriman
Kennebunk
Junior Volunteers For Thrift Shop Discussed
Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop officers discussed a junior girls volunteer program led by Mrs. Andre Perreault. Several girls have shown interest and others are needed. applicants must be at least 13 and will work under adult supervision at the Elm shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Perreault
Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop
Elm Street
Biddeford
Perreault
Wells Junior High Honor Roll Is Announced
Wells Junior High announces the honor roll for the period ending June 12. Principal Harry A. DeShon lists Grade 8 and Grade 7 students with at least a 3.80 GPA, followed by a 3.00 GPA cutoff for both grades.
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Wells Junior High
WELLS
Wells Junior High School
Harry A. DeShon
Susan Buckley
Thomas Keyes
Lynne Hamlyn
Donald Buswell
Kathy Hamlyn
Judith Ahern
Bruce Galencia
Steven Libby
Jane Ahern
Linda Baston
Linda Gordon
Howard Littlefield
Jeraldine Lord
Patricia Milliard
Scott McDonald
Rayette Huden
Karl Dixon
Barbara Hanson
Elissa Littlefield
David Tufts
Christine Brooks
Martha Bragdon
Cheryl Brooks
Nancy Johnson
Andy Dufort
Carol Gowen
Steven Gray
Nancy Lewingdon
Heather Mooers
Sandra Huden
Steve Perkins
Margaret Ireland
Joanne Jacobson
Ansel Stevens
Jacqueline Lloyd Davies
Rita Stevens
Blue Trains to Barn Rome End of Toonerville Trolleys
The blue Toonerville Trolley trains that carried commuters and tourists between Rome and the Alban Hills for 60 years will be retired this year. In service since 1904, the trolleys will be replaced by buses, ending a long era of rail transit.
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Rome
Toonerville
Castled Alban Hills
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Dirigo
Boys
Jack's Spa
Main St
Thibodeau
Pool Road
Norman Gagne
West St
George Brickates
Roger Nadeau
Brickates
Napoleon Ver Iier
Nadeau
Roland L'Heureux
Warren
Rock Maple
Gibson
Warren’s
Warren's
Lexington Square
Rockland Man
M&s
Edmund Cashen
Dial YU
Thrift Shop
Charlie
Doan
Delisle
Thacher
Maine
Gielen
Wood
Kentucky
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Lowisville-Owensboro
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