Kennebunk Men Get Suspended Terms In Court
In Municipal Court two Kennebunk youths Wayne M. Whitten 17 and David Tufts 17 and two Sanford youths Roger W. Burgess 20 and Lester E. Hodgkins 19 faced penalties for stealing 13 auto batteries and accessories at the Armand Camire Garage in West Kennebunk. Sanford men Burgess and Hodgkins received 10 day jail terms and parole revocation with a two year probation and an 11 p.m. curfew. Armand A. Bolduc of Old Orchard Beach had a 10 day license suspension after pleading guilty to speeding. Lewis E. Gregory of Sheepscot had a speeding charge filed without plea. Bail of $20 defaulted by William E. Pearson of Greenbelt Md for a Turnpike speeding charge after not appearing.
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Kennebunk
Sanford
Wayne M. Whitten
David Tufts
Roger W. Burgess
Lester E. Hodgkins
Armand Camire
Chester Cram
Armand A. Bolduc
Old Orchard Beach
Lewis E. Gregory
Sheepscott
William E. Pearson
Greenbelt
Local Driver Penalties Include License Date Alteration
Belmont L Hatch Jr of Mer cer was fined 20 dollars for altering a birth date on his driver license. William C Vann Ness Jr of Westbrook faced a continued case for driving without a license. Arthur Dussault of Biddeford pled guilty to speeding and paid 10 dollars. Philippe N Labbe of Biddeford paid a 10 dollar speeding fine. Allen Smith Jr of Lexington Mass paid 15 dollars for operating left of center within 100 feet of an intersection.
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Belmont L. Hatch Jr
Mercer
William C. Vann Ness Jr
Westbrook
Arthur Dussault
Biddeford
Philippe N. Labbe
Allen Smith Jr
Lexington
Mass
Fourth Birthday Celebrated By O C B Youth
Kenneth Frank Fletcher was honored on his fourth birthday at a party at his parents home 16 Adelaide Road Old Orchard Beach. A train scene decorated the cake, games and prizes entertained children, with gifts from grandparents, uncles and aunts.
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Old Orchard Beach
Kenneth Frank Fletcher
Russell Fletcher
Adelaide Road
Girts
Acards
Frank Bacewicz
Englewood
Calif
Bertram Kershaw
Oxnard
John Kershaw
Hawaii
Paul Kampa
Laurelton
N.Y
Paul Adams
Amesbury
Mass
Ernest Poisson
Edward Niziolek
David Huot
Dianne Malloy
Lawrence Lachance
Margaret Verrill
James Lemasurier
John Selim Mark Lemelin
Gregory Boucazalos
Michael McPherson
Anthony Morsey
Shark Hunters Find No Trace Off Kennebunk Beach
A four hour sea search led by Kennebunk Police Chief Frank Stevens and a team including Patrolman George Cousens and Paul Wormwood failed to locate sharks off Kennebunk Beach. They used a 36 foot Coast Guard craft from Fletcher's Neck with Chief Petty Officer Leonard Mullen at the helm, amid high winds and choppy seas. Local lobstermen suggested the sightings could be porpoises or blackfish. The hunt extended from Biddeford Pool to Wells with a Coast Guard report from Boston prompting the search aboard White Heath.
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Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
George Cousens
Paul Wormwood
Robert Jansen
Kennebunk Beach
Biddeford Pool
Wells
Coast Guard
Boston
White Heath
Doris Pelkey Bridal Shower Held in Saco
Miss Doris Pelkey of 123 Pleasant St Saco will wed Frederick Chase of Searsport on July 1 A bridal shower honoring her was hosted by Miss Dawn Smith and Miss Judith Worthing Gifts were opened and a buffet lunch followed Mrs Esther Buzzell made the cake Attendees included many local residents with several unable to attend sending regrets.
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Dawn Smith
Judith Worthing
Doris Pelkey
Pleasant St
Saco
Frederick Chase
Searsport
Esther Buzzell
Ruth Cote
Elizabeth Brackett
Eva Brackett
Geraldine Curlew
Shirley Jordan
Pauline Wales
Charlotte Hanson
Ida Willey
Anna Pombriant
Rachel Verterfeuille
Alice Harris
Carolyn Smith
Esther Gay
Helen Johnson
Jenny Dugas
Doris Harding
Avis Jeffery
L. E. Buzzell
R. S. Kochis
Lorraine Raychard
Erma Pelkey
Arlene Kimball
Alice Smith
Helen Gay
Dorothy Spulick
Cecil Fecteau
Elizabeth Desrosier
Ruth Willey
Anne Forrester
Germaine Dechene
J. R. Libby
Nellie White
Priscilla Roy
Avis Spear
Muskie Endorsed By Maine Labor Council
The Maine Federated Labor Council endorsed Sen Edmund S Muskie for reelection after he spoke by telephone to delegates. He argued the civil rights bill must be paired with education reform to improve cities and towns.
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Waterville
Maine Federated Labor Council
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Council
Senate
Vehicle Slips From Gear Hits Tree In Old Orchard Beach
A Newton Massachusetts man William S. Zagorianokas reported his car rolled across the parking lot at Zahares IGA Foodliner Heath Street and struck a tree in the morning. Police noted the left rear trunk and fender were damaged but no estimate was available.
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Old Orchard Beach
William S. Zagorianokas
Newton
Mass
Zahares Iga
Heath Street
Canadian motorist fined for traffic light violation in Biddeford
Clem ent Dumont, 22, of Cap de Madeliene, Que., pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to running a red light at Main and Elm Streets. Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason fined him $10. Biddeford police were the complainants. Judge Nason also lectured Dennis W. Mullins, 17, of 29 Clark St., Saco, for probation violation and placed him on probation from April 4, 1964, for six months under State Probation Officer Richard Manning.
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Clement Dumont
Cap de Madeliene
Que
Main
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Dumont
Nason
Dennis W. Mullins
Clark St
Saco
Richard Manning
Mullins
Ion
Forsix
Stolen Car Recovered By Coastal Police Tonight
Biddeford police report a car taken near 65 Adams St last night around 11 30. The vehicle was found in Old Orchard Beach shortly after midnight. Owner Roger Carbonneau of 239 Cartier St Nashua NH says a jacket and golf balls were stolen along with four dollars.
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Biddeford
Adams St
Old Orchard Beach
Roger Carbonneau
Cartier St
Nashua
N. H
Rubbish Fire In Biddeford Damages Building At Beaulieu Property
Firefighters responded to a rubbish fire at 45 Granite Street Biddeford started by children playing in the area. A second blaze at 23 Westland Avenue Biddeford caused by defective wiring damaged the ceiling of a one and a half story wooden building owned by Henry Beaulieu. The landowner at the Granite Street site is Robert York of Biddeford Pool.
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Biddeford
Granite St
Robert York
Maine towns awarded federal sewer grants
Lewiston and North Berwick in Maine received federal grants for sewer planning and construction. Lewiston earned 120000 toward a 420000 project, while North Berwick got 8000 for a 539330 plan. The funding was announced through Senator Edmund S. Muskie’s office on Thursday.
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Washington
Lewiston
North Berwick
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Sixteen Building Permits Issued In Biddeford
The Biddeford building inspector posted sixteen permits including Edmond Elie to repair a porch 90 Hill Street. Gerard Gagnon to enlarge a dormer 56 Cutts Street. Leon Lagasse to erect a two car garage and tear down an old one at 341 West Street. Ovide Petit to repair a porch at 41 State Street with Shelter-All of Maine to erect school bus shelters on Alfred Road and Cole Road Elm Street and Gray's Lane at 6 by 8 feet. Raymond Bouffard to enlarge a bedroom over a barn 26 Roberts Street. Leslie Duprey to tear down a shed at 35 Center Street. Leo Paul E Pelletier to erect a wood two car garage 18 by 22 feet Hills Beach. Carroll Donovan to replace shingles at 300 Alfred Street. Edmund Nadeau to tear down and erect a new garage 14 by 20 feet. Allen Sukalas to enlarge garages and apartments converting first floor to offices and adding three garages with apartments atop for a total of 10,000 dollars. Edward Rocray to build a two car garage 22 by 24 feet. Majestic Flower Shop to erect a flower shop and two apartments costing 18,000 dollars. Florence Camire to repair a roof at 215 Hill Street. Alfred Mathieu to erect a porch 6 by 22 feet. Raymond Mathieu to repair a porch 7 by 27 feet.
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Biddeford
Edmond Elie
Hill St
Gerard Gagnon
Cutts St
Leon Lagasse
West St
Ovide Petit
State St
All of Maine, Inc
Yarmouth
Alfred Road
Cole Road
Elm Street
Gray's Lane
Raymond Bouffard
Roberts St
Leslie Duprey
Center St
Leo Paul E. Pelletier
Hills Beach
Carroll Donovan
Alfred St
Edmund Nadeau
Prospect St
Allen Sukalas
Main St
Edward Rocray
Vincent St
Majestic Flower Shop
Lambert St
Redwood second growth speeds after thinning in California forests
San Francisco reports the California Redwood Association says thinning forests boosts light air and water for rapid second growth. More than 200000 acres of original redwoods are protected in state and national forests while over 1000000 acres are farmed commercially. Thousands of high quality second growth trees three to four feet in diameter dot the landscape.
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San Francisco
California
Washington Eulogy by Henry Lee in 1799
Henry Lee of Virginia delivered a Congress requested eulogy of George Washington in December 1799. He invoked Washington as First in War first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen, a famous closing sentiment carried in the address.
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Henry Lee
Virginia
Congress
George Washington
Bovine Betty Lou Dines Inside Los Angeles Hyatt House
In Los Angeles a hotel sign at the Hyatt House invited a cow to lunch. Ray Hansen and his slaughter Ann, dairy advocates, led Betty Lou the bovine to the restaurant where she ate hay. Betty Lou wore a flowered straw hat as onlookers watched this odd scene.
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Los Angeles
Hyatt House
Ray Hansen
Hansen
Dairy Valley Chamber of Commerce
Betty Lou
Real estate transfers in Kennebunk and Saco Maine
Retired Ethel Theilmann and M Langley sell a home at 32 Fletcher Street Kennebunk to Mr and Mrs Kenyon Wills of Ross Road Kennebunk. Wills plan to reside there while Majors Theilmann Langley with Mrs Alice Langley Downing stay at Dr J Robert Downing house on Summer Street for the summer and nine months at Clearwater Beach. Sale handled by Littlefield Agency. Also, 265 Ferry Road Saco two story three tenement house with five rooms and land sold to Ernest Martel of Saco for investment through Arm and Mercier Realty. Robert Breton buys Aime Doyon property on Flag Pond Road, Saco via G A Carter Co.
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Ethel Theilmann
M. Langley
Fletcher St
Kennebunk
Kenyon Wills
Ross Road
Wills
Majors Theilmann and
Langley
Alice (Langley) Downing
Clearwater Beach
Littlefield Agency
Ennebunk
Ferry Road
Saco
Craig Miller
Ernest Martel
Armand J. Mercier
Thornton Ave
Robert Breton
Aime Doyon
Flag Pond
G. A. Carter Co
Main Street
Saco Officer Resigns From Police Post
Saco police chief Raymond Kerry announced the resignation of Walter S. Dudley Jr. from the Saco police force. Dudley had recently joined the regular force after serving as a special officer.
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Saco
Raymond Kerry
Walter S. Dudley Jr
Dudley
Beach surplus food distribution set for June 22 23
Old Orchard Beach announces surplus food will be distributed Monday and Tuesday June 22 and 23. Distribution hours are 9 to noon and 1 to 4 p m. Residents who did not re register last month should do so this month per town manager Leon Jones.
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Old Orchard Beach
Leon Jones
Marine private completes training at Parris Island
Ronald J. G. Lambert son of Mr and Mrs Alphe Lambert of 6 Lafayette Biddeford has completed basic training at Parris Island S C and is at Camp Lejeune N C finishing four weeks of advanced training after which he will receive a furlough Lambert joined the Marines last February
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Ronald J. G. Lambert
Alphee Lambert
Lafayette St
Biddeford
Parris Island
S. C
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Lambert
Marines
Painters Mistakenly Coat Neighbor's House in Gaffney
In Gaffney South Carolina painting crew led by W H Dorman Jr arrived to paint for Mrs. Margaret Love but she was away. They proceeded and applied the first coat to the wrong house then corrected by painting the correct residence's exterior.
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Gaffney, S. C
W. H. Dorman Jr
Margaret Love
Maine Attorney General Hancock Named NAAG President
In Honolulu AP reports Attorney General Frank FE Hancock of Maine advanced from vice president to president of the National Association of Attorneys General following long-standing tradition.
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Honolulu
Atty
Frank FE. Hancock
Maine
Naational Association of Attorneys General_at_the_organ
Annette Chapter Attends Cookout at Camp Ellis
An eastern star group held a brief summer business meeting at Masonic Hall in Saco. Worthy Matron Irene Pendleton announced an invitation for Conductress Jean Kimball to attend Conductress Night at Castine on September 5. A September 3 meeting was scheduled, then members enjoyed a cookout at the Pendletons’ Camp Ellis cottage.
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Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Main Street
Saco
Irene Pendleton
Jean Kimball
S. K
Attorney Hancock Named to Association Leadership
The text notes Hancock as a member of the association's executive committee and its Eastern Regional Conference of Attorneys General chairman in 1961-62, reflecting his prominent role within regional legal circles.
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Ization
Hancock
Association
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