Personal notices from Mrs Jewaton and area service news
Mrs Jewaton 41 Thornton A has been called for Whitinsville Mass due to a death in the family. James C. wry 102 South St Biddeford a medical patient at ewe Hospital Port Ralph Rumery son of Arthur H Rumery Saco is to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Scammon in Anaheim California. Roger A MacDonald USN airman apprentice son of Horace W MacDonald Kennebunk is stationed at Naval Auxiliary Air Station New Iberia La. David and Maureen Hickey of Saco will return Monday after a five day World’s Fair visit. Cadet George Campbell CA P son of George FE Campbell Saco leaves for eight day encampment at Pease Air Force Base Portsmouth. Navy Ensign Norman B Clarke son of Charles F Clarke Saco serves in Neuro Psychiatry at Naval School of Aviation Medicine Pensacola Florida. Gerald M Cordeau aviation boatswain’s mate first class son of Maurice R Cordeau Biddeford recently returned to Alameda California aboard the USS Midway after a six and a half month Far East cruise with the Seventh Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewaton
Thornton A
Poe Webber
Gene Palmer
Ferry Road
Saco
Whitinsville
Mass
James C. Wry
South St
Biddeford
Ewe Hospital
Port Ralph
Roger A. MacDonald
USN
Horace W. MacDonald
Kennebunk
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
New Iberia
la David
Maureen Hickey
John E. Hickey
George Campbell
George
FE. Campbell
Buxton Road
Pease
Force Base
Portsmouth
Navy
Norman B. Clarke
Charles F. Clarke
Main
Maine
Naval School of Aviation Medicine
Naval Aviation Medical Center
Pensacola
Fla
Gerald M. Cordeau
Maurice R. Cordeau
Cleaves St
Alameda
Calif
Midway
Far East
U.S Seventh Fleet
Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop May Blood Drive
EWS Group D led by Mrs Marc Simard will oversee the Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop next week. This volunteer crew, with Simard as captain, will coordinate charity efforts and assist shoppers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Simard
Notre Dame Hospital
Portland Men Plead Guilty To Night Break Charge
Two Portland men Fred R. Cornish and Robert H. Lorrain pleaded guilty by information to night time breaking entering and larceny at Wells IGA Supermarket on April 19. Sentencing continued to 9 15 a m Monday before Justice Armand A. Dufresne Jr. They waived Grand Jury action and were remanded to York County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Portland
Fred R. Cornish
Robert H. Lorrain
Wells Iga
York County Superior Court
Armand A. Dufresne Jr
York County
Robert Cyr
Biddeford
Roger P. Flaherty
Sanford
Kennebunk
Joseph R. Daigle
Wells
Daigle
Roland Charles Edward Amnette
William J. Wynn Jr
Lowell
Mass
Justice Dufresne
Maine
York
Philip R. Thomas
Dole Orchard Road
Limington
David R. Smith
Ogunquit
Biddeford Sanford ARA Review Stated
The Biddeford-Sanford area will not be dropped from the Area Redevelopment program pending a review by the U S Department of Labor. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie said today. The area had been notified earlier this year that it would be dropped from eligibility for ARA loans on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Sanford
U. S. Department of Labor
Edmund S. Muskie
Record Heights for Balloon Flight in 1935
A 1935 helium filled balloon reached an altitude of 13.71 miles, setting a manned flight record that stood for 21 years. The note compares North Viet Nam and South Viet Nam to roughly the size of Georgia. The assertion places the event in a historical context with a geographic analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Georgia
Card of Thanks for Rosalie Corriveau
The family of the late Rosalie Corriveau expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for flowers cards and sympathies offered during the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Corriveau
Died at 87 Sister Marie Emmanuel of Good Shepherd
Sister Marie Emmanuel Geor gine St. Pierre 87 died Friday at the Good Shepherd Provincial House Bay View Saco Born in Biddeford Jan 1 1877 she joined the Good Shepherds Congregation in 1894 After six years noviceship she served at various convents including Superior at House of Bethany Quebec St Ann's Orphanage and Mount Carmel Methuen She long served as Provincial Bursar in Biddeford Surviving sister in law Mrs Conrad St Pierre Hanover N H Funeral arrangements announced by Emond Funeral Home and the Good Shepherd Provincial House Bay View Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Emmanuel
Georgine St. Pierre
Oscar A Brulotte dies in Boston hospital at 65
Oscar A Brulotte 65 died Friday at the V A Hospital Boston after a long illness. He lived with sister Mrs Albert Chretien 92 Green St Biddeford. Born Sept 2 1898 in Hara Nord Quebec he came to Biddeford 60 years ago and worked as a cook in restaurants and hospitals. A World War II Army veteran and AMVETS member he leaves five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 8 30 from St Joseph's Church with calling hours at Rolduc Funeral Home Biddeford Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Brulotte
V. A. Hospital
Boston
Mass
Albert Chretien
Green St
Biddeford
Brulotte
Hara Nord
Que
Napoleon and
Malvina (Bergeron) Brulotte
St. Joseph's Church
Roldue Funeral Home
Alfred St
Adelbert Curran 60 of Saco dies after illness
Adelbert Paul Curran 60 of Smutty Lane Saco died last evening in a local hospital. Born November 1 1903 in Saco he was the son of Edward W and Nellie Lowell Curran. He worked for Saco Lowell for over 230 years and was a member of Saco Unified Baptist Church. He is survived by his widow Winnifred Smart Curran one son Paul of Lyman one daughter Donna two grandchildren five sisters and one brother. Funeral from Dennett and Craig 365 Main St Laco Monday at 130 with interment at Buxton Lower Corner. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Paul Curran
Smutty Lane
Saco
Edward W
Nellie Lowell Curran
Saco-Lowell
Saco Unifed Baptist Church
Winnifred Smart Curran
Paul
Lyman
Donna
Iive
Edna M. Currran
Alisha FE. Curran
Agnes FE. Norwood
Rita Berry
Edith Garland
Alton C. Curran
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Laco
Buxton Lower Corner
Miss Rose Thibeault Dies After Long Illness
Miss Rose Thibeault 44 of 15 Wentworth Biddeford died this morning after a long illness. Born April 6 1920 she was daughter of Mrs Bertha L Morin. Survived by mother Rennie Morin stepfather brother Henry Arundel and sisters Martha Boucouvalas and Mrs John B Gagne. Friends may call Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford tonight 7 10 and Sunday 2 5 7 10 p.m. Services Tuesday morning at St Josephs Church Interment St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Thibeault
Wentworth St
Biddeford
Bertha L. Thibeault Morin
Rennie Morin
Henry Arundel
Martha Boucouvalas
Saco
John B. Gagne
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Prayers for Mrs Claudia Thivierge At Emond Funeral Home
Members of Ste Anne and St Andre's Church gather at Emond Funeral Home Biddeford to say prayers for Mrs Claudia Thivierge at 7 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Anne ‘Emplity
St. Andre’s Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St. Biddeford
Claudia Thivierge
Funeral Held for Stephen J Travers of Biddeford
Funeral services for Stephen J Travers of 44 Green Street Biddeford were held at 9 this morning in St Mary's Church. A requiem high mass was sung by Rev Coleman O Toole with music by vocalist William Cleary and organist Miss Elizabeth Seidel. Interment followed in St Mary's Cemetery with graveside prayers by Rev Maurice Goan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Travers
Stephen ‘J. Travers
Green St
Biddeford
St. Mary’s Church
Coleman O'Toole
William Cleary
Elizabeth Seidel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Maurice Goan
Action Slips Are Put On Market
A fashion feature from The Associated Press describes slips and lingerie designs showcasing various styles. It highlights half slips with side wraps and their suitability under pleated or full skirts, noting how they address hip and thigh concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with lows generally in the 60s and some in the 50s in the far north. Sunday remains partly cloudy with thunder showers developing by afternoon. Warmth persists in the south while the north cools a bit.
June Tides Daylight Time Sequence
Tidal times for June 20 to June 22 show high tides in early to late morning and low tides in the mid to late afternoon. Data presented in daylight time indicates successive increases in both high and low tides across the three days.
Sunday Youth and Worship Services Across Local Churches
Youth groups from grades 7 through 12 gather at United Church of Christ Biddeford Sunday 4 30 to 6 30 pm with evening service at 7 00 pm Advent Christian Church Old Orchard Beach hosts 7 30 pm evangelistic service Faith Tabernacle Pentecostal Old Orchard Beach holds 7 30 pm service First Assembly of God at 22 Pleasant Street Saco hosts 6 25 pm youth service and 7 30 pm evening worship at 22 Pleasant Street Kennebunk Lower Village and other locales plan 6 15 to 7 30 pm youth events and 7 pm worship across multiple churches through Sunday and tomorrow sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
The
Advent (Christian Church
Hills and
Chapel Streets
Faith ‘Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
First Assembly of God Church
Pleasant Street
Saco
Bible Past Church
Ferry Road
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christ Ambassadors Group
Ahepa
Kennebunk Landing
Junior Beacons For Christ
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Baptist
Welcome News Highlights Local Birth Announcements
Welcome greetings list newborns and families across Biddeford Saco area. Cordial notes announce Kenneth George Dockendorff in Limerick, Lisa Colleen Preble in Kennebunkport, Gregory Adam Tozier in Dayton, Dana William Foster in Salmon Falls, and a Daigneault daughter in Newburg. Includes Provencher and Delisle family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Dockendorff
Limerick
Kenneth George
Robert Preble
Kennebunkport
Lisa Colleen
Richard Tozier
Dayton
Gregory Adam
Walter Foster
Salmon Falls
Dana William
Nevada ready to gamble against fair
Reno Nevada reports that legal gambling in the state should keep hotels and motels busy this summer. Operators quote steady demand from California tourists as the 1960s World Fair impacts Las Vegas modestly. Reno Las Vegas Lake Tahoe account for the bulk of business with casino revenues near 84 million last July to September, up 10 percent from 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Gabe Vodgliotti
Nevada Resort Association
Vince Anselmo
Thunderbird
California
Jud Allen
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Lake Tahoe
Nevada Gambling Commission
Postman Bitten by Alligator-Knotted Package
Wichita AP report: Postman Richard Evans loading mail from a truck felt the teeth of a stuffed alligator bite through package wrappings and seize his finger. The incident occurred during routine delivery. No serious injury reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Richard Evans
Action slips ease movement in formal gowns
The article discusses undergarment slips designed to improve mobility in dinner gowns. It notes designers sew in slips to prevent restriction, but dry cleaning can affect hold. Lingerie makers now offer ankle-length slips with back slits or side pleats to allow livelier dancing.
Town Meeting Approves Of School Construction
Old Orchard Beach town meeting members approved adding four elementary classrooms and extensive high school renovations including a first floor offices redesign and a new gymnasium auditorium. Improvements cover science labs and home economics facilities, with Irving W Hersey Associates supervising. Linden Avenue designated a public street. surf board use in restricted beach area was denied amid waterfront zoning concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Mustrial Arts
Jerome LePelletier
State Department of Education
Irving W. Hersey Associates
Durham
N. H
Jerome Plante
Linden Avenue
Modern Pace Hints At Youth Struggles Across Eras
A reflective piece contrasts youth pressures today with those from a generation past. It cites school rigor and summer jobs as sources of stress, notes grandchildren and daughters growing soft, and includes anecdotes from a Kansas wheatfield worker and a restaurant manager about loyalty and responsibility. It argues early responsibility shapes mature adulthood while warning against overprotection.
Woman Sentenced for Abusing Son in Seabag At Home
Mrs Helen G Bertrand 29 of Biddeford was sent to the Women's Reformatory in Skowhegan after pleading guilty to assaulting her eight year old son Roger. Police found the boy nude, tied in a wet seabag, while Bertrand left other children with relatives. Judge Armand Defresne condemned the act, noting no justification for such punishment. The article also notes St Louis Cardinals pennants from 1942 to 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Helen G. Bertrand
Skowhegan
Biddeford
Bertrand
Old Newtown Road
Roger
Armand A. Defresne
York County Superior Court
George Friar
U S Stockpiling Arms in Southeast Asia Area
Five U S navy ships migrate to Bangkok with rifles trucks M113 armored personnel carriers tanks and ammunition to bolster stockpiles in Thailand amid Laos and Vietnam tensions. Reports say ships may arrive next week to support rapid response against communism in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Laos
Nied
Hawaii
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Southeast Asia
Biddeford Police Recover Two Stolen Autos
Biddeford police recovered two stolen cars this morning. Mrs. Roland Letourneau reported her car missing from the Central Theater lot before 1 a.m. and later saw it on Franklin Street. it was recovered at 1:30 a.m. Roger A. Campagna reported his car missing from Center Street around 11:30. the 1954 car was found by Police Chief Edgar Seviency-Street at 8:10 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Roland Letourneau
Gove St
Central Theater
Franklin Street
Roger A. Campagna
Center St
Center Street
Edgar Sevieny
Economy Shows Slower Doldrums But Gains Persist
New York AP reports summer may not bring the usual business lull as data show continued growth. Employment rose to 71.1 million in May with unemployment at 5.1 percent, personal income at an annual $485 billion, and manufacturing profits up from 1963. Industrial production reached a ninth straight monthly rise at an index of 130.3, while durable goods orders eased yet remained above year-ago levels. Steel output stayed high and auto production dipped slightly week to week but stayed above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. Wall Street
Johnson
United States
Fire Devastates Lebanon Town Center Killing Elderly Man
In Lebanon New Hampshire an elderly man died after a late Friday blaze tore through downtown. George LeMay 67 pulled from a flaming third floor apartment later dying at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. Fire destroyed 20 buildings 14 families homeless and caused $3 million in damage. Governor King pledged state aid as 150 firefighters battled the fire severing rail service between Boston and Montreal. Henry LeBlanc remained missing feared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
N.H
George LeMay
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Henry LeBlanc
John W. King
Mill Street
Boston
Montreal
Cooking tip for glossy artichokes by oiling water
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding a small amount of salad oil to the water when cooking artichokes to impart a glossy finish. The guidance focuses on improving the surface sheen of the prepared vegetable without changing flavor.
McLaren Dominates Arundel Speedway Track Meet
McLaren captured the Class A 25 lap feature at Arundel Speedway for his fourth straight win, with Landry a distant second and Warren third. Class B went to Benson with Wolstenhulme and Baker close behind. Various heats and semis listed with times and participants from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Don McLaren
Arundel Speedway
McLaren
Jim Landry
Haverhill
Mass
Benty Warren
Gloucester
Bucky Benson
Biddeford
Dick Wolstenhulme
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Buzzy Stack
Portland
Homer Drew
Raymond
Benson
Wolstenhulme
Gardner Levitt
Kezar Falls
Nutting
Baker
Marty Vachon
Lebanon
Mike Gaudette
Civil Rights Bill Advances After Senate Backlog
The Senate passed 50 civil rights measures amid a lengthy session, expanding federal power to desegregate schools and public facilities, ban discrimination in lodging dining and employment, and enforce with court injunctions. The measure extends voting rights acts, creates a community relations service, and scales back enforcement challenges. House acceptance expected within two weeks with final votes possible by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Civil Rights Commission
House
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Sachs Harbour: The Arctic Outpost on Banks Island
Sachs Harbour stands as Banks Island’s sole settlement in the western Canadian Arctic. A wind swept place amid a landmass the size of West Virginia, it endures winters when temperatures plummet to 50 degrees below zero and lacks trees except for sparse scrub willow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachs Harbour
Banks Island
West Virginia
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ARA
Sister Marie Emmanuel
Adelbert P. Curran
Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Bach
Salvation
Fail Gospel
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Biddeford - Saco
Cynthia Ann Provencher
Richard Provencher
Sago Hospital
Donald Daigneault
Newburg
N.Y
Daigneault
Claire Poirier
Antonio Daigneault
Edmond DeMar
Clara Blouin
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Wheatfields
Kansas
Ance
St. Louis Cardinals
U. S
N.H. Town
Simard’s Furniture
Kinmond
Goodyear Tires
Elm St
Lucienne
Bradley St
Sace
Landry
Ossipee Lake
Waterboro
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