Vacation Notices and Local Personal Highlights in Biddeford
Miss Medora Salvas manager of the Bell Shops Biddeford on vacation. Mrs Hazel Billings on two week vacation from J C Penney Biddeford. Postal Clerk Armand Metayer on two week vacation Biddeford. Mrs Laurier A Burnham of Wood Island Lighthouse Biddeford Pool a surgical patient at Webber hospital. Sgt Raymond D Dionne promoted on duty in Korea and his family reside Biddeford. Two post office carriers begin vacations tomorrow Philip Cartier Ferry Beach road Saco and Poirier Harding street Biddeford. Thomas Mogan convalescing after Webber Hospital surgery and is son of Francis and Mrs Mogan. Dr Leon Menheimer and family returned to Miami Fla after visiting Abraham Ross and Dr Maurice Ross. Mrs Mannheimer formerly Sylvia Ross. Mrs Elodie Renaud Mary Wood and Miss Marie-Jean Pelletier attending American Legion auxiliary department convention in Rockland. Mr and Mrs Eugene Gendron and son Stephen visiting Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach relatives.
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Medora Salvas
Bell Shops
Biddeford
Hazel Billings
J. C Penney and Company
Armand Metayer
Alfred Street
Laurier A. Burnham
Wood Island
Biddeford Pool
Webber Hospital
Raymond D. Dionne
Patricia
Lincoln Street
Korea
Philip Cartier
Ferry Beach Road
Saco
Poirier
Harding Street
Thomas Mogan
Harrison Avenue
Francis Mogan
Leon Menheimer
Miami
Fla
Abraham Ross
Maurice Ross
Mannheimer
Sylvia Ross
Elodie Renaud
Mary Wood
Marie-Jean Pelletier
Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Rockland
Eugene Gendron
Stephen
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Gendron
Graham Street
George Mullen
Highland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Cadorette Dies at 46 in Lake View South Carolina
Arthur J. Cadorette 46 of Lake View South Carolina died yesterday at Mullins Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 14 1915 in Biddeford he was a World War II Army major who served on Okinawa and in the Pacific. He was a veteran of VFW American Legion and Elks and led Page Cadorette Inc. Survived by his widow Louise two sons Raymond Page Cadorette and Michael Cadorette his mother Susan Harvey Cadorette two brothers Raymond Ernest and a sister Marian C Lafortune. Funeral at Lake View Baptist Church Saturday with Rev T J Falk. burial Lake View Cemetery.
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Arthur J. Cadorette
Mullins Hospital
Lake View S.C
Biddeford
Okinawa
Pacific Theatre
Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and Elks
Page Cadorette Inc
Lake View
Louise (Page Cadorette
Raymond Page Cadorette
Michael Cadorette
Susan Harvey Cadorette
Raymond
Ernest Cadorette
Marian C. Lafortune
Lake View Baptist Church
T. J. Falk
Lake View Cemetery
Notre Dame Thrift Shop to Led by Group D Captain
The Notre Dame thrift shop will be directed next week by Group D led by Mrs. Mark E. Simard, who serves as captain.
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Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Mark E. Simard
Religious Services and Confessions Schedule in Maine
The Junior Band and songs tele present in Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 10 am. Confessions are heard at St. Monica Kennebunk 4 to 5 pm and at St. Martha Kennnebunkport 4 to 8 pm. Mary Church Wells 2:30 to 3:30 pm. Holy Communion at 10:30 am Sunday in White Church Biddeford. Union services with First Parish Saco begin Sunday at 9 am, July through summer. July in White Church, rest in First Parish.
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The
Saco Salvation Army
St. Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Kennnebunkrt
St. Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
White Church
First Parish
Charges Against Sheriff Are Quashed
In Cambridge Massachusetts AP report Judge Robert Sullivan in Superior Court quashed indictments against Middlesex County Sheriff Howard W Fitzpatrick and three jail guards over negligence linked to the May 14 escape of two men wanted for murder who killed a jail officer during the escape.
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Cambridge
Mass
Middlesex County
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
Robert Sullivan
Federal Funds Due for Lyman Schools
U.S. Rep. Peter A. Garland says Lyman qualified for a tentative $1,555 under Public Law 874 to aid federally affected schools. The telegram notes the Health, Education and Welfare Department certified immediate payment of $1,151.
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U.S
Peter A. Garland
Journal Today
Lyman
Garland
U. S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Traffic light cycle lengthened at Saco intersection
The traffic signal at Ocean Park road and Port land road in Saco has had its cycle lengthened. The Portland road green phase will stay green longer to alleviate traffic tie ups on Portland road under the old cycle.
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Ocean Park Road
Portland Road
Saco
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
Mrs Nellie Deprey thanks neighbors friends and relatives for cards flowers and gifts during her hospital stay at Notre Dame and Webber hospitals. Also thanks Camp Elis neighbors Saco City Government Street Dept Democratic Social Club for kindness flowers and loaned cars during bereavement. Signed by John Lewis Jr Bayley and Lewis families.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Webber Hospital
Camp Elis
Saco City
Saco Street
Democratic Social Club
John Lewis, Jr
Robert Bayley
Albert Lewis
Funeral Services for Almon L. Lewis Held in Old Orchard Beach
Funeral services were conducted at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home for Almon L. Lewis of Lewis Avenue Old Orchard Beach with Rev. Steven Johnston officiating. Bearers included John McSweeney Robert O Gregoire Lucien E Bertrand and Edward Radley. Prayers were offered at Forest City Cemetery South Portland with out of town attendees Arthur Lewis Albuquerque Carlton Lewis Glen Rock Forrest Lewis Mrs Harold Hutchinson South Portland Mrs Edward Archambeault Robert O Gregoire and Lucien Bertrand from Biddeford.
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Almon L. Lewis
Lewis Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Steven Johnston
John McSweeney
Robert O. Gregoire
Lucien E. Bertrand
Edward Radley
Johnston
Forest City Cemetery
South Portland
Arthur Lewis
Albuquerque
N. M
Carlton Lewis
Glen Rock
N. J
Forrest Lewis
Harold Hutchinson
Funeral services for Donald E. Giffard held in Saco
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon for Donald E. Giffard aged 54 of Evergreen avenue Old Orchard Beach from Shumway Funeral Home Spring street Saco with Major James C. Geddes of the Salvation Army presiding. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Donald E. Giffard
Evergreen Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Saco
James C. Geddes
Saco Citadel
Salvation Army
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Fab iola Guilbeault Biddeford
Funeral services were held at St Joseph church for Mrs Fab iola Guilbeault of 345 A Elm Street Biddeford. Rev Gerard Doyon presided with deacon Rev Norman Carrier and sub deacon Rev Sylvia Levesque. Music by a male quartet. organist Mrs Dianna Pousselle. Bearers listed include Roger Jean Maurice Gagnon Alberte Caron William Norman Gerard Char ete and Edmond Gendreau. Committal prayers recited at the graveside by Rev Doyon. Attending relatives named from Central Falls Pawtucket Lawrence Lowell and other locations.
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Fabiola Guilbeault
Elm Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Gerard Doyon
Norman Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
Mne
Dianna Pousselle
Roger Jean
Maurice Gagnon
Alberte Caron
William Norman
Gerard Charete
Edmond Gendreau
Doyon
Frank Asselin
Pauline Asselin
Central Falls
R. L
Romeo Ledoux
Joseph Royer
Ernest Boisoleil
Pawtucket
R. 1
Adjutor Turgeon
Lawrence
Mass
Roland Neveux
Lowell
Federal Bill Boosts Water Pollution Grants to States
Washington AP reports a $440 million pollution control bill cleared the Senate and moves to conference to resolve House and Senate differences. The measure would lift annual state grants from $50 million to about $100 million, with President Kennedy backing the plan to address rising water pollution concerns.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Weather forecast for Portland and region
Cloudy conditions prevail this afternoon with higher temperatures near 70. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with fog and lows in the upper 50s. Saturday stays mostly cloudy with scattered showers and cooler air, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph, and overnight lows ranging from the 40s to upper 60s across listed towns.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt.Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Fire Auxiliary At Saco Makes Summer Plans
Summer plans were discussed at a meeting of the Saco Fire men’s auxiliary at the Saco Fire station. They planned a bam iquet at the Down East Village on July 27 and an outing at Camp Ellis Beach, Mary Cantara’s summer home, in the second week of July. A Jimmy Fund donation was made. Monthly meetings resume September 7 with a covered dish supper. Rita Jacques won the large mystery and Mary Cantara won the special prize at the party following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Six Marchers For Peace Jailed In France
In Le Havre police detained 15 peace marchers from a San Francisco to Moscow trek after they jumped from the Normannia as it docked. France had denied landing permission amid anti nuclear protest. Three evaded police until the ship’s return to Britain, with 12 others aboard, then two more leaped off but were recaptured. Names not released.
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LE Havre
France
San Francisco
Moscow
Normannia
Britain
Quiet New York Stock Market Edges Higher at Noon
A calm trading session in New York saw the AP average of 60 stocks rise 0.50 to 1244.90 at noon with small gains across industrials rails and utilities. Major movers included American Telephone General Motors Du Pont and Zenith in electronics as the Dow Jones rose 3.32 to 688.94 while bonds were mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
General Motors J
Jersey Standard
du Pont
Zenoth
Electronics
Dow Jones
U.S
Four Cars Damaged In Saco Elm Street Crash
Police report a four car rear end collision on Elm Street Saco yesterday. Vehicles driven by Eric Staples 47 of Sanford Richard H. Brehmer 25 Detroit Mich Hilda Randall 56 of Sanford stopped in traffic when Budd Joe Mull 22 of Biddeford could not stop and hit Randall rear causing chain impact. Estimated damages Staples 40 Brehmer 190 Randall 35 Mull 275. passengers Mary Brehmer Linda Randall 15 reported, no injuries.
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Elm Street
Saco
Eric Staples
Sanford
Richard H. Brehmer
Detroit
Mich
Hilda Randall
Budd Joe Mull
Hill Street
Biddeford
Randall
Brehmer
Staples
Mary Brehmer
Linda Randall
Saco Grange Observes Children's Night in Saco Hall
Saco Grange will observe Children's Night Tuesday at the grange hall on North Street. A dues paying supper begins at 6:30 local time followed by the business meeting and entertainment. A special supper committee will handle the menu. The baking contest, originally planned, has been postponed to July 11.
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Saco Grange
Grange Hall
North Street
Saco
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Plans Bean Supper
Camp Ellis firemen's auxiliary outlines a bean supper for July 1 at the Camp Ellis fire house from 5 to 7 p.m. A whist party is set for Sunday night. A thank you card from Mrs. Florence Fitch was read. Mystery prize went to Mrs. Laurette McAlevey. Social hour followed with attendees including Mrs. Ruth Stackpole and others.
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Camp Ellis
Florence Fitch
Laurette McAlevey
Ruth Stack
Saco-Lowell commends Saco Police for traffic aid
The Saco Police receive a letter of commendation from Roger Sherman of Edwards plant for a police officer directing traffic from 3:30 to 3:45 p m on North Street weekdays. The action expedited plant exit and reduced a traffic hazard during peak hours.
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Saco
Saco-Lowell
Roger Sherman
Edwards
Police Department
Edwards Plant
North Street
Specifications for Saco Building Project Bids
Specifications for heating electrical and plumbing work on the new Saco Industrial Park building were received by Hugh Marshall area industrial agent and may be viewed by sub contractors. Prepared by the Sheraton corporation the specs are available at Marshall's office second floor Journal Building Adams street Biddeford today until 5 Saturday 9 am to noon and all day next week first. The John Birch Society defenders appear impressed as the group is anti communist Hitler and Mussolini is seen as unamerican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Peace Plan Studied as Maritime Strike Drags On
Washington AP reports a government peace proposal to halt the eight day maritime strike seeks a 60 day suspension. President Kennedy would name a three man panel if owners and six unions agree, with a 1 pm Saturday decision deadline. Goldbergs plan notes potential Taft Hartley action if rejected as losses mount and 70,000 workers idle.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
New York
Kennedy Declared Victor In His Bout With Virus
President Kennedy rose from bed to host Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and bid farewell after three days of talks. He walked with no crutches, stayed mainly upstairs, and recovered from a mixed bacterial and viral infection that briefly raised his temperature to 101.6. Doctors said he was improving and planned to split time between the mansion and his office as he continued rest.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
Ieda
Ikeda
White House
Janet Travell
Travell
Georgetown
Tshombe May Have Promised Under Duress
In Elisabethville, Congo AP notes government circles doubt pledges of cooperation by Moise Tshombe were freely given to gain prison release. They suggest Tshombe may later reveal true views once safely away from Leopoldville’s central government. He was arrested April 26 and had opposed unification efforts.
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Leopoldville
Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
Maine Naval Officer Gets High Award
In New London Connecticut two Navy men earned the Legion of Merit for aiding a 28 person rescue aboard a sunken Texas Tower. Lt. Cmdr. Alan B. Crabtree led the Sunbird recovery effort and contributed to missile test component recovery techniques. Harry W. Coxwell, chief boatswain's mate, shared in the recognition. Crabtree, from Hancock Maine, and Coxwell from New London served through 30 days of rough seas with 174 dives to 187 feet without an accident.
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New London
Crabtree
Texas Tower
Sunbird
Hancock
Maine
Caxwel
Large Maine Group Leaves for Army Camp to Fort Dix
Forty-nine young men from central and southern Maine and northern New Hampshire depart Fort Williams for Fort Dix, the largest post‑Korean War group from the area. Most are recent high school graduates choosing Army training paths including guaranteed technical school, job choice training, paratrooper duty, and combat arms. Notable names from York County include Wendall Karcher and William Karcher of Alfred, plus Raymond La Branche of Biddeford and Maurice Campbell of Old Orchard Beach among others seeking airborne, nuclear weapons, personnel administration, and fire control schools.
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Maine
Fort Williams
Fort Dix
N. J
Nothern New Hampshire
Army
York County
Wendall C. Karcher
Airborne
William J. Karcher
Alfred
Raymond M. la Branche
George Street
Biddeford
Peter L. Bolduc
Highland Avenue
Maurice D. Campbell
Seaview Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dale R. Anderson
West Buxton
Five Traffic Violators Fined In Saco
Five traffic violation cases heard by Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court. defendants include Buddy Joe Mull of Biddeford fined $10 for driving without a license and Ralph T. King of Sanford fined $10 for speeding a red light at Beach and Main Streets. Further fines: Lawrence A. McKay of Portland $15 for passing at an intersection. Joseph H. Fogg of Freeport $10 for a red light at Portland and Ocean Park roads. Cecil FE. Taskett of Miami $20 for 99 mph in a 70 mph zone on the Maine Turnpike. A separate willful neglect of children case in Old Orchard Beach remained pending.
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Hilary Mahaney
Saco
Buddy Joe Mull
Hill Street
Biddeford
Ralph T. King
Sanford
Beach
Main Streets
Lawrence A. McKay
Portland
Joseph H. Fogg
Freeport
Ocean Park
Cecil FE. Taskett
Miami
Fla
Maine
Calvin W. Simpson
Property sale on Fourth Street Biddeford Pool transfers to Evans
Mrs Helen W Dornbusch sells a one story house and extra lot on Fourth Street Biddeford Pool to Lt Wallace M Evans and Julie M Evans of Fort Campbell KY. Sale conducted through Marshall K Berry Real Estate Biddeford Pool.
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Fourth Street
Biddeford Pool
Helen W. Dornbusch
Wallace M. Evans
Julie M. Evans
Fort Campbell
Marshall K. Berry
School staff additions and shelter plan approved
Seven high school notes list new teachers at Old Orchard Beach and Jameson schools Pauline Howlett, Bernadette Egan, and Arlene Lawler, with their educational backgrounds. The committee discussed bus shelter locations and voted to erect a pilot shelter at a yet to be chosen site. The 1961-62 school calendar was approved.
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Plaisted
Gorham State Teacher's College
Pauline Howlett
Westbrook
Old Orchard Beach
Colby College
Columbia University
Sorbonne University
Paris
France
Bernadette Egan
Jameson School
Fort Kent State Teacher's College
Military funding proposal outlines 817 Navy ships hours
The committee outlines recommended funds to support 817 active Navy ships and about 2 million hours of steaming in the year. Army receives 10.36 billion dollars, up 709 million. Navy 13.46 billion, up 1.25 billion. Air Force 17.58 billion, up 351 million. Intraservice activities 1.31 billion, up 115.6 million.
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Lihe
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Lyman Schools
Mrs
Nellie Deprey
Donald FE. Giffard
Sydney
America
Saco Police
Saco Building
John Birch Society
Hitler
Musso
Dulles International Airport
Kenneford
Virus
Moon
United States
Saturn
Huntsville
Ala
NASA
Redstone
Shepad
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
JFK
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