Local Notices From Biddeford Saco Area
Miss Elna Pelletier of 11 Laurier St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Miss Priscilla House 29 Crescent St Biddeford is a medical Mrs Corinne Grenier of 150 Guinea Road Biddeford has entered Maine Medical Center Portland for surgery Miss Deborah Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Potter of 39 Ferry Road Saco is visiting her grandmother Mrs Walter Potter in New Bedford Mass Mrs Roberta Green of Wentworth Street Biddeford has returned from East Hartford Conn where she attended the graduation of her granddaughter Roberta Gross Mr and Mrs James Pappas left yesterday for their home in South Bend Ind after attending the Vouros Throumoulos wedding on June 20 They have been visiting at the bride's mother home on Graham Street Biddeford
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Elna Pelletier
Laurier St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Priscilla House
Crescent St
Corinne Grenier
Guinea Road
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Deborah Potter
Theodore Potter
Ferry Road
Saco
Walter Potter
New Bedford
Mass
Roberta Green
Wentworth Street
East Hartford
Hart Council Knights of Columbus Host Social Tonight
Luke E. Hart Council Knights of Columbus will hold a social at 8 tonight in K of C Hall on Washington Street Biddeford. Roland Petit serves as chairman of the event.
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Luke E. Hart
Confraternity Classes Set at St Monica’s Church
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes for grades 1 to 5 will meet at St. Monica's Church Kennebunk on Saturday at 9 30 a m Grades 6 to 8 meet Friday after school A Prayer and Praise Service happens Friday at 7 30 p m at the Advent Christian Church parsonage Hill and Chapel Streets Biddeford
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Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Biddeford
Parish Catechism Classes Set for Friday and Saturday
Doctrine class for grades 6 to 8 will be held Friday after school at St. Monica's Church in Kennebunk. C. C. classes for grades 1 to 5 will follow on Saturday at 9 30 a m at the church.
Choir Rehearsals Scheduled at Biddeford Methodist Churches
The Crusader Choir of grades 4 through 8 from Foss Street and South Biddeford Methodist churches will rehearse tonight at 6 30. The adult Sanctuary choir meets at 7 30. Mrs Carl Deis directs the choir and Miss Mary Robbins serves as organist.
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Crusader
Biddeford Foss Street
South Biddeford
Carl Deis
Mary Robbins
Cadets of Saco Salvation Army Meet Friday Evening
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The gathering aims to plan activities and service work for the group this season.
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Saco Salvation Army
Washington Grows Ready for Home Rule After 1965 Voting Bill
AP Special Report outlines that the 1965 voting rights bill helps Southern Negroes register and vote but leaves Washingtonians without local self governance. If Congress grants home rule, the District could elect a Negro mayor, reflecting its 57 percent Black population.
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Washington
Doctor Arnold L Ganley Dies at 64 in Ocean Park
Dr Arnold L Ganley 64 assistant to Dean of Men at Boston University died this morning at his summer home in Ocean Park Born July 6 1900 in Waitsfield Vermont son of William and Grace Ganley member of Friendship Lodge Wilmington Massachusetts Survived by widow Lorraine Stone Ganley and sister Ella A Ganley Webster Massachusetts Memorial services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco
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Ocean Park
Arnold L.ganley
Boston University
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Funeral Services for James Lombard Sr.
Funeral services for James Lombard Sr. of 330 Bradley Street Saco were held at Most Holy Trinity Church with Rev. Arthur St. Pierre and Rev. Maurice Boland presiding. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery as Father St. Pierre offered graveside prayers. out of town attendees included Robert Strickland Dover Massachusetts Patrick Lombard Berwin Illinois Mr and Mrs Joseph Lavaseur Florida Mr and Mrs William Lombard Cumberland Mills and Jack Lombard New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lombard SR
Bradley St
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Arthur St. Pierre
Maurice Boland
Cornelius Enright
Louise Welch
William McNally
Brendan V. Twomey
Donald McCone
Timothy Crowley
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father St. Pierre
Senate weighs peace appeals and war debates in Viet Nam
Senate hears an appeal for United Nations intervention in Viet Nam and considers a Korea type war debate. U S paratroopers comb the D zone. Geneva talks may reopen for a broadened test ban. Presidential disability amendment moves forward. Silver coinage bill faces vote.
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Senate
United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
S “D
Washington
Russia
Geneva
House
Biddeford Residents Seek Citizens Meeting on Zoning
A petition with several hundred Biddeford residents prompted a Gaul administration review. A citizens meeting was held Monday at Biddeford Junior High School where a committee was formed to present zoning recommendations to their representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooo
Biddeford
Gaulin
Biddeford Junior High School
Debate on District of Columbia home rule stirs fears
Testimony from about 60 participants shows broad support for home rule in the District of Columbia. Opposition mainly from the all white DC Federation of Citizens Associations and the Metropolitan Board of Trade cites budgetary and federal funding concerns rather than race. They warn that local control could shrink federal payments, which currently cover roughly 14 percent of the district budget, with the remainder raised by local taxes.
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District of Columbia
Metropolitan Board of Trade
District of Columbia Federation of Citizens Associations
Board of Trade
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Weather outlook Maine cool nights with mild Friday
Maine will be clear and cooler tonight with lows in the 40s north and 50s south. Friday promises mostly sunny skies and little change in temperatures across the state.
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Maine
Biddeford Man Fails To Raise $20,000 Bail
Philip W. Frenette 23 of Biddeford held on two counts negligent homicide and assault with intent to rape after bail reduced from 27 000 to 20 000. He failed to meet the new amount and remains at Cumberland County jail awaiting the September Grand Jury and possible indictments. He appealed sentences for leaving the scene and attempted escape.
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Portland
Biddeford
Philip W. Frenette
Frenette
Supreme Court
Frances W. Sullivan
Cumberland County
South Portland
Rosalie M. Chessney
J.g
Stephen H. Morrison
Walter M. Casey
Humphrey De Gaulle visit seen as positive step
AP analysis notes Humphrey's 80 minute Paris talks with Charles de Gaulle eased tensions between the United States and France. While disagreements persist over Viet Nam, the Dominican Republic, and NATO, French officials say the meeting was a successful start with potential social value in a broader dialogue. One official says France agrees on Viet Nam but not on U S methods, favoring a neutralized area.
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Richard K. O'Malley
PARIS
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Johnson
U. S
Sanford Man Killed in Vietnam Remembered at Requiem
A solemn high requiem Mass will be said Saturday at Notre Dame Church for Pfe. William R. Batchelder 19 of Sanford killed in Vietnam on June 10. Batchelder was crew chief of a helicopter shot down by the Viet Cong. his family disclosed his death Wednesday.
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Sanford
Notre Dame Church
Pfe
William R. Batchelder
Batchelder
Pope Paul VI Warns Against New Conflict
Pope Paul VI warned that war risks civilization as modern science arms a new conflict. He urged world leaders to curb tensions while the birth-control study commission continues its work toward closure, despite renewed deadlock over contraceptive pills. He cited Viet Nam Santo Domingo the Congo and Algiers as hotspots and urged action before it is too late.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Giovanni Battista
John Baptist) Montini
Pope Paul
Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
Congo
Algiers
Birth announcements from Biddeford and surrounding hospitals
At Notre Dame Hospital and Webber Hospital several births are announced. New arrivals include Daniel Ray Ouellette, Denise Joanne Liberte, Joey Raymond Labrecque, Monique Elizabeth Ann Ray, Paul Gerard Nollette, Roxanne Claire L Italien, Eric Paul White, and Christopher John Gamash, with weights from six to eight pounds and dates between June 15 and June 22. Parents’ names and addresses listed.
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Notre Dame Hospital
William Ouellette
Myrtle St
Biddeford
Daniel Ray
Richard Prescott
Cutts St
Daniel Richard
Norman Laliberte
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Eric Paul
John W. Gamash
Sunrise Ave
Ferry Beach
Saco
Christopher John
Reunion of Biddeford Cameo Club at Crescent Beach Inn
Members of the Cameo Club of Biddeford gathered for a luncheon at Crescent Beach Inn Cape Elizabeth then socialized at the Seidel cottage Pine Point. The 1915 group supported St Marys Church aided nuns at St Louis Home for Boys and knit for WWI troops and Red Cross projects.
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Cape Elizabeth
Cameo Club
Biddeford
Crescent Beach
Seidel
Pine Point
Elizabeth Lee
Josephine Seidel
St. Mary’s Church
Ruth (McKeering) Cote
Anna Donahue
Mary Murphy
Juntas Demand Peace Force Departure After Dominican Takeover
Rebels call for Inter-American Peace Force withdrawal from the Dominican Republic a month after a provisional government assumes power. The junta insists force depart only after a peace formula is agreed. Rebels propose provisional rule seizes civilian arms. junta wants arms handed to the OAS then to the Dominican army 15 days later.
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Vage
Dominican Republic
OAS
Air Strikes North of Hanoi Press on Viet Nam War
American forces pressed a multi-service attack north of the Hanoi line targeting the Ban Nuoc Chieu ammunition depot 80 miles west northwest of Hanoi. 46 planes hit with 45 tons of ordnance destroying 22 structures and injuring seven, while a B57 Canberra was reported lost in a separate strike. Ground forces also moved into Viet Cong areas near Saigon as Thieu declared a state of war and France diplomatic ties were severed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Vinh
Midway
Vinh Son
U. S. Navy
Viet Nam
South
U. S. Air Force
Navy
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Tran van Do
France
Charles de Gaulle
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Commonwealth
Red China
Washington
U.N
U ‘Thant
London
Alexei N. Kosygin
Dean Rusk
Saco Youth Listed As Critical After Accident
Four bicycle accidents hit Saco streets in 48 hours with Daniel Lavigne 15 in critical condition after a near Goose Fare Hill collision at 8 am. Trooper Boutelier could not provide driver identity. Roy Slowik 11 suffered arm and leg abrasions after a late Tuesday crash. driver Raymond Demers 30 cited.
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Saco
Webber Hospital
Daniel Lavigne
Paul Lavigne
Wakefield Ave
Goose Fare Hill
Jerry Boutelier
Roy Slowik
Common St
Elm Street
Lincoln Street
Raymond G. Demers
Guinea Road
Biddeford
Senate panel backs higher Social Security payments and taxes
The panel outlined boosts to retirement pay for new beneficiaries to 135.90 monthly from 127 and a minimum rise from 40 to 44. The bill would also raise Social Security taxes next year to about 5 billion, up from 2.5 billion under current law, to finance larger benefits and a basic health plan.
Rotary honors four at Biddeford Saco meeting
At the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club gathering at the Hotel Thacher in Biddeford, District Governor Turner Brown and his wife were recognized along with Mrs Virginia Cartmill and Mrs Rosanna Worthing for service at the May District Conference. Gifts were given to Cartmill and Worthing, with Brown receiving a past district governor’s pin. The program was led by Joseph Haley as slides from the Wentworth by the Sea conference were shown. Dinsmore Worthing announced 20 day camp slots for 40 children from Biddeford and Saco in August, with selections through welfare departments.
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Biddeford - Saco
Saco
Worthing
Saco Beach Youth Corps Staff Named
Philip B. Curtis a Thornton Academy coach and teacher is named councilor supervisor for the Saco and Old Orchard Beach Neighborhood Youth Corps. Also named are James F. Murphy and Arthur L. LaChance as assistant supervisors and Jane Glenda MacLachlan as secretary-typist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip B. Curtis
Thornton Academy
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
William Farrington
James F. Murphy
Arthur L. LaChance
Curtis
Weymouth St
University of Maine
Murphy
Seaview Ave
Fordham
Lachance
Husson College
Jane Glenda MacLachlan
Sunset Drive
Farrington
Superintendent of Schools
Fairfield School
University of Maine names Portland extension for Luther J Bonney
The University of Maine will name its new 1.9 million extension at the Portland campus after Luther J Bonney. Bonney, dean emeritus, retired in 1958 after 19 years leading Portland Junior College before its merger with the university. The building houses offices and many classrooms.
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Orono
University of Maine
Portland
Luther J. Bonney
Turner Center
University
Bonney
Portland Junior College
University of Maine to study floodwater mosquitoes
The University of Maine will run a three year study of floodwater mosquitoes and black flies in Maine funded by a $39,439 Public Health Service grant. The project is directed by Dr. Ivan N. McDaniel and will involve the entomology department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Maine
U.S. Public Health Service
Ivan N. McDaniel
Department of Entomolo
Oil burner overflow prompts Biddeford fire response
Biddeford firefighters responded to an overflowed oil burner at a two story wooden tenement at 7 Vine Street. The building is owned by Raymond Bisson and occupied by Mrs. Robert Garand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Vine St
Raymond Bisson
Robert Garand
Championship Ski Races Set for Sugarloaf Mountain
Sugarloaf Mountain to host the 1967 NCAA intercollegiate ski meet joint sponsored by the University of Maine and Colby College. Races will include alpine and Nordic events such as slalom downhill jumping and cross country drawing top college teams. Sugarloaf also a candidate for the 1976 Winter Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfield
Sugarloaf USA
Sugarloaf Mountain
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
University of Maine
Colby College
Spokane
Wash
Sugarloaf
Willy Schaeffler
Saco Man Sentenced to Reformatory in York County Case
John R. Smith, 24, of Saco, was sentenced to the South Windham Men's Reformatory for an indefinite term after being convicted of night time breaking into Michael Tranci’s appliance store and larceny of televisions and other electronics valued at 535.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALFRED — A_ Saco
John R. Smith
South Windham Men’s Reformatory
York County
Thomas E. Delahanty
Smith
Michael Tranc
William Desmond
Old Orchard Beach
Tranci
Frank J. Piper Jr
Kittery
Pauline C. Dionne
Henry Swanton
Hollis
Gerard J. Desjardins
Saco
Dirigo Girls State Closes Activities
Lynn Appleton of Hallowell won the outstanding girl award at Dirigo Girls State closing ceremony in Waterville. The windup highlighted awards for 310 high school juniors in government program sponsored by the Maine American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Lynn Appleton
Hallowell
Dirigo
Maine American Legion Auxiliary
Woods Blaze Fought By Saco Firemen
Saco firefighters battled a woods fire near the turnpike one mile south of the Saco exit for over an hour. Booster lines and Indian tanks were used on the hard to reach blaze which covered about half an acre. The all-out was sounded at 16 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Turnpike
Beach Cleaning Plan Outlined by Saco Jaycees
Saco Jaycees discuss city matters with Mayor Paul Reay and Council President Donald Guay at the Mutual Building. The group plans a June 30 Beach Clean session at Camp Ellis and votes to aid Keep Biddeford Beautiful with flower boxes for twin city bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reay
Saco
Donald Guay
Saco Jaycee
Mutual
Raymond Gannon
Johnson
Hospital Trust Fund
Twin Cities
Joseph Gagne
Leroy Waycott
Don Waterhouse
Donald Masse
James Cartier
Arthur Huot
Saco Group Discusses New Pollution Abatement Approaches
The Saco Citizens Committee for Pollution Abatement Study met in Mayor Reay's office to discuss fresh strategies after the 1963 referendum on pollution control was defeated. Attendees included Dr. J Edward Whelan chairman Dinsmore Worthing Clifford Purvis Joseph Curran Charles Cote and Robert Fender son acting secretary. Mayor Reay could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Citizens Committee
Paul
Reay
Robert Fenderson
J. Edward Whelan
Dinsmore Worthing
Clifford Purvis
Joseph Curran
Charles Cote
Fenderson
McIntosh Thurston Wedding Announced in Ocean Park
Philip Hale Thurston son of Mrs Frank Thurston of Ocean Park and the late Frank Thurston married Jean Willis McIntosh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B McIntosh Needham Mass on June 19 Mrs Thurston a Smith College graduate and Harvard Medical School research assistant Thurston earned BA and MA from Columbia and a Doctorate from Harvard and is a Harvard business administration professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Philip Hale Thurston
Frank Thurston
Jean Willis McIntosh
Charles B. McIntosh
Needham
Mass
Thurston
Smith College
Harvard Medical School
Columbia University
Harvard University
Harvard
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Kennebunk
C. C
Neer
John Duncan
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Walker N.tobriner
Board of Commissions
Tobringer
Arnold L. Ganley
Arnold Ganley
THE
Associated Press
Algeria
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Teamsters
Oarth
Helen Weller
Connecticut
J. Raymond Bryden
Wifl
Pope Paul VI
Junta
Rotary Club
Saco-Beach Youth Corps
Journal
Saco Jaycees
Saco Group
McIntosh-Thurston
HONDA
Jack Reynolds & Son Sales & Service
AAA
Biddeford-Saco Area
Donalda Cobeil
Raymond St
Dial
Sizzler
Spencer and Spirella
Georgiana Champeaux
High St
Temple Avenue
Grace
Harold Fohlin
Vic’s Appliance Center
Main Street
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