Local Personal Notices From Biddeford and Surroundings
Entries report several Biddeford residents and relatives in medical care or travel. John Berthiaume and Herv e Paul are listed as surgical patients at Webber hospital. Miss Carol Allen visits Biddeford from out of town while Leroy Chretien, on a 14 day furlough, returns from Keesler AFB Mississippi. Rose Turner plans purchases at Butlers Department Store after returning from New York. Irving Remar transfers to Maine Medical Center Portland. Paul E. Sherman earns a naval promotion with Squadron 3 Milton facility. Baker Annis wedding at Sebago Lake is attended by Mr. and Mrs. Burnham and Mr. and Mrs. Trask. Kevin James Burke earns top math honors at St Brigid\u2019s School during grandson Kevin\u2019s commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berthiaume
Hill Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Herve Paul
Center Street
Webber
S.1
Kevin J. Burke
Kevin James
St. Brigid's School
Kevin
Deaths Eva A Kimball 69 Biddeford nursing home
Mrs Eva A Kimball 69 of Old Limerick road Arundel died last evening after a long illness in a Biddeford Nursing home Born October 24 1892 in Lawrence Mass she was daughter of Alcide and Emma LaVallee She came from Falmouth four years ago lived with son Paul R Kimball She worked at Pineland Hospital Pownal and was a communicant of St Mary Church Biddeford Survived by widower Herbert L Kimball two sons Linwood A Kimball and Paul R Kimball a sister Mrs Walmore Daignault five grandchildren Requiem high mass Friday 9 am St Mary Church Friends may call Shumway Funeral Home Saco today and tomorrow 2-4 and 7-10 pm Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Kimball
Old Limerick Road
Arundel
Herbert L. Kimball
Linwood A. Kimball
Old Orchard Beach
Paul R. Kimball
Walmore Daignault
Ormond Beach
Saco
Woodlawn Cemetery
Biddeford
Clearing Portland Weather Outlook
This afternoon features considerable cloudiness and cool temperatures with westerly winds. Tonight winds shift to the east at 5 to 15 MPH as skies gradually clear and temperatures fall to the upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday brings fair and cool conditions with similar temperate readings in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows near 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco Congregational Church Members Plan Parish House Bake Sale
Madisses members of the Saco Congregational church will bring baked goods to the Parish house before 19 Friday morning for the food sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Fremont Club and Auxiliary Meeting Planned Tomorrow Night
The Fremont club and auxiliary will hold a joint meeting tomorrow night at 8 at Alfred Street. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming activities and strengthen community ties among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Tomoree
Alfred Street
Church Notes: Services and Rehearsals Thursday
Prayer and Bible study at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach at 7 30 p m Holy Communion at 8 a m in St Episcopal Biddeford Senior choir rehearses at Saco School Street Methodist at 7 p m Prayer meeting at First Assembly of God Saco Ahepa Home Pleasant Street 7 30 p m Lyman First Baptist Goodwins Mills Thursday night activities.
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First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
So Episcopal Church
Biddeard
Saco School Street Methodist Church
First
Assembly of God Church of
Saco
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Choir rehearsal notice for Thursday evening
Choir rehearsal will be held Thursday at 8 30 p m at the local church auditorium. Residents are asked to arrive 10 minutes early for seating and announcements.
Unitarian Universalist Education Committee Meeting Tonight
The Unitarian Universalist Religious Education committee holds its monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian - Universalist Religious Education Committee
Universalist Church
Stocks drift lower after early gains in New York
The New York market started with a brief advance but traded irregularly and ended modestly down. The AP 60 average slipped 0.10 to 212.40 at noon as industrials and select blue chips declined while aerospace posted gains. Dow stood at 568.52, down 3.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
du Pont
Ford
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Aerospace
Boeing
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Biddeford Primary Ballot Totals Reported by City Clerk
Biddeford voters cast 4,279 ballots in Monday’s primary with 44 absentee ballots. Ward totals show 234 for Dem and 57 for Rep in Ward 1. Ward 2 13. Ward 3 21. Ward 4 624 for Dem and 25 for Rep. Ward 5 677 Dem and 38 Rep. Ward 6 5. Ward 7 1,900 Dem and 48 Rep. A discrepancy in Ward 4 totals prompted City Clerk Ralph Binette to review records after early Tuesday morning submissions.
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Biddeford
Ward
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 5
Ward 7
DEM
Cceeuseins
Iui
Maynard Dolloff
Richard J. Dubord
Ralph Binette
Voltigeur Club Supper Supports Local Softball Team
Le Voltigeur Snowshoe club planned a turkey supper for July 21 to benefit the local league softball team. Yvon Caron chairs. Adrien Petit presides. Recognition night August 4 honors senior members, with Caron and Irma Turgeon as co-chairs. A Gay Ninety night follows August 18 with Caron and Eva Beall as co-chairs. The club will participate in the Maine Snowshoe Union tourney in Lewiston August 26 at 10 am, with Dallaire as publicity chair and score keeper. Dallaire noted a game versus Maine State Prison, Thomaston, date TBA. The 1962-63 season opens December 2. Mrs. Leona Petit received a special prize. Paul Angers is secretary.
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le Voltigeur
Adrien Petit
Yvon Caron
Caron
Irma Turgeon
Eva Beall
Voltigeur
Maine Snowshoe Union
Lewiston
Maine
Petit
Raymond Roy
le Montagnard Club
Antonio Dallaire
Dallaire
Thomaston
Leona Petit
Paul Angers
Kiwanis Club Told Of New Industry In Biddeford
Edward Bryant of Metal-Tech Inc spoke to the Saco Biddeford Kiwanis about a new Biddeford industry and its operations. Raymond Bonang discussed a July to September fishing derby with $50 monthly prizes for the largest fish. Francis Cote played piano and Dr Leo Taillon led the singing. Clifford Purvis presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bryant
Metal-Tech, Inc
Saco-Biddeford Kiwanis Club
Biddeford
Bryant
Raymond Bonang
Francis Cote
Leo Taillon
Clifford Purvis
Rusk in Paris Pursues Talks with De Gaulle
Rusk met with De Gaulle for an hour and a quarter at the Elysee to discuss French plans for an independent nuclear force. He urged against a separate French arsenal and indicated no new agreements emerged. The talks aimed at Western unity and a possible Kennedy-De Gaulle conference later this year.
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Rusk
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
U.S
Elysee Palace
Britain
United States
France
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Biddeford Youth Fined For Speeding In Beach Court
Stanley H. Zimnicki, 18, of 141 May Street Biddeford, was fined $15 by Trial Justice Wesley M. Mewer in Old Orchard Beach for speeding 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Saco Avenue. Old Orchard Beach police made the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Stanley H. Zimnicki
May Street
Wesley M. Mewer
Old Orchard Beach
Saco Avenue
Shulman and Worthing clash over Saco tax deals
In a bitter dispute, Shulman accuses Mayor Worthing of canceling tax agreements and harming Saco's business climate. The letter details moving equipment from Rhode Island to Saco, accounting for training costs over 500000 dollars, and claims of broken commitments by city officials.
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Rhode Island
Saco
Worthing
Biddeford
Shulman
Development Corporation
Births at Webber Hospital and elsewhere in Biddeford area
A sequence of birth notices from Webber Hospital and other area hospitals lists newborns to families in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Kennebunkport Scarborough and nearby towns. Names include Joseph Richard Michael Kevin Steven William Timothy Edward David Donald Christopher Philip Augustus Guy Marcel Stephen Michael Roland Wilfred Beverly Jean Deborah Ann Suzanne Diane Karen Ann Robert Scott Alan Brenda Marie Robert L 2nd and more with weights and birth dates in June.
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William Zagorianakos
West Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Steven William
Paul Lavigne
Wakefield Avenue
Saco
Timothy Edward
Donald Guillerault
Laurier Street
Biddeford
David Donald
Norman H. Nunan
Kennebunkport
Christopher
John E. Brady
Black Point Road
Scarborough
Philip Augustus
Raymond G.gagnon
Lessard Avenue
Guy Marcel
Beverly Jean
Robert Therrien
School Street
Deborah Ann
Andre A. Auclair
Cole Road
Suzanne Diane
Jacques J. Boucher
Washington Avenue
Karen Ann
Robert M. Monroe
RFC
Joseph Beal
Gove Street
Fred W. Ca ‘Hill
West Roxbury
Mass
Brenda Marie
Faulkner Memorial Hospital
Jamaica Plains
Thomas Colptts
Harvey Street
Fred Cahill
Boston
Donald de Witt
Joanne Bergeron
Arundel
Scott Alan
Henrietta D. Goodall Hospital
Sanford
Louis Bergeron
Robert DeWitt
Alfred
Robert L. Sampson
Great Lakes
Ill
Robert L. 2Nd
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Ruby Bouvier
Armand Camire
West Kennebunk
Prison Escapees Secret Workshop Behind Vent Shaft
Authorities recount how the trio Frank Lee Morris aged 35 John Anglin 32 and Clarence Anglin 31 used a hidden workshop in a ventilator shaft above their cell block to craft tools including a converted electric fan and crowbar. They allegedly accessed the space for about a year using spoon chisels to hollow ventilator covers and created dummy covers to move in and out.
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Wilkinson
Frank Lee Morris
John Anglin
Clarence Anglin
Speeders fined in Saco Municipal Court
Judge Hilary Mahaney fined Gary K. Orr and Craig W. Ruhm ten dollars each for speeding 55 mph in a 45 mph zone on Route 98. State Trooper James Berry testified in both cases. Both defendants reside in Falmouth and Beniston respectively.
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Saco Municipal Court
Hilary Mahaney
Gary K. Orr
Falmouth
Craig W. Ruhm
Beniston
James Berry
Betty Hutton Gives Birth To Daughter Carol
Actress Betty Hutton, age 41, and husband Pete Candoli welcomed a baby daughter named Carol in Los Angeles. The child was born on Tuesday and weighed six pounds, ten ounces.
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Los Angeles
Betty Hutton
Carol
Miss Hutton
Pete Candoli
Hangovers Linked to Faster Heart Rate in Firemen
The Associated Press reports Finnish researchers found 28 healthy firemen showed a faster than normal heart rate after a night of drinking, with mixed results on posthanging physical tests. Separate sleep studies reveal brain activity shifts between wakefulness and early sleep, reacting to a light flash, while Northwestern University researchers identify a blood-borne substance that may cause congenital heart defects and explore counteracting chemicals.
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University of Michigan
Kenneth A. Kooi
Basu K. Bagchi
Richard L. Licata
Maurice Lev
Eric R. Brown
Northwestern University
Hektoen Institute
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
DAR Boards To Meet At Augusta Motel
Miss Leslie H Wight calls executive and management boards of Maine DAR to meet Saturday at Senator Motel Augusta. Executive group at 1am, luncheon at noon, board of management to meet after. List includes state officers and numerous district chairmen with duties in Americanism Good Citizens and genealogy programs. A Newark actress with two other children by a former marriage is noted.
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Leslie H. Wight
Maine
Daughters of the American Revolution
Senator Motel
Augusta
Miss Wight
Robert L. Crane
Machias
Royce Ek. Lord
Bangor
Arthur J. Ela
North Anson
Stanley R. Hurd
Kennebunk
Hector F. Richard
Auburn
Norman E. Hubbard Cumberland
Samuel J. Pease
Rockland
Harriet R. Williams
Thomaston
Earl J. Heimbreck
York Beach
Raymond F. Flagg, Sr
Gardiner
Bert A. MacKenziem
Orono
A. Evariste Desjardins
Rodney Wyman
Fairfield
Harry M. Grover
Children of the American Revolution
Samuel S. Woodbury
Conservation
Arthur H. Charles
Portland
DAR Good Citizens
Harold E. Small
DAR Magazine
Earl J. Helmbreck
DAR Museum and
Maine Room
Mildred V. G. Lipman
Rockport
DAR
William Seth Kenyon
Damariscotta
State House museum hours expanded for public access
Augusta AP reports the State House museum will open on weekends holidays and weekdays. Public improvements director Niran C Bates ordered the shift at Gov Reed's direction to curb vandalism by unaccompanied children. now children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Augusta
State House Museum
Niran C. Bates
Bad muffler cost hits Biddeford man
Robert D. Bonneau, 24, of 333 Main Street, Biddeford, was charged with a muffler violation in Biddeford Municipal Court. Officer Harry W. Labbe testified. Bonneau pleaded guilty and was found guilty by Judge Simon Spill, fined $15 or 30 days. payment due by 3 p.m. today.
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Robert D. Bonneau
Main Street
Biddeford
Harry W. Labbe
Bonneau
Simon Spill
Unions and Turmoil in Algeria Amid Refugee Exodus
The Susini Mustefai accord gains limited secret army support while other forces in Algeria spurn it. European terrorists fire 10 mortar shells on Oran wounding 18 French soldiers as Europeans regroup in five west Algerian towns to resist a Muslim takeover after the July 1 referendum. Despite new terrorism, Susini says the secret army will honor its pledge to halt fighting while urging Muslims to enroll Europeans in local police. Two days of quiet in Algiers fail to stop thousands of European exodus. 67 planeloads leave for France amid appeals ignored.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Wstern
Susini
Mostefai
Secret Army
France
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Joseph Richard
Roland J. Lageux
Birch Street
Michael Kevin
Journal Classifed
Ernest Desmarais
Hooper Street
Maxine Quirion
Richard D. Kozlowski
Joseph W. Koslowski
Taylor Street
Quirion
Biddeford High School
Kozlowski
Portland High School
John Roberts, Inc
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Leon
Green Street
Leon Grover
William C. Smith
Agent Ferry Road
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Maine Linoleum CO
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Fred Cassetty
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