Duranceaus Honored On 42nd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry J Duranceau of 10 Highland Avenue Biddeford celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening party. Married May 10 1920 at St Mary church in Biddeford Henry worked 37 years at Saco Lowell shops before retiring They have 25 grandchildren Mrs Duranceau was Blanche Driscoll of Biddeford Her husband formerly of Saginaw Michigan Attending were Donald Duranceau Norman Duranceau Harold Duranceau John Bouffard Sanford Ernest Tarbox Jr Old Orchard Beach Sgt and Mrs Joseph Duranceau Wareham Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Duranceau
Highland Avenue
Biddeford
St. Mary Church
Henry Duranceau
Saco Lowell
Duranceau
Blanche Driscoll
Saginaw, Mich
Donald Duranceau
Norman Duranceau
Harold Duranceau
John Bouffard
Sanford
Ernest Tarbox, Jr
Old Orchard Becah
Joseph Duranceau
Wareham
Mass
Two Fined In Saco Municipal Court
Donald R. Garland 17 Buxton paid a 10 fine in Saco Municipal court this morning for failing to carry a registration certificate. Lucille A. Arel 43 of 24 Bacon Street Biddeford was fined 10 for illegal passing on Ocean Park road. Saco police were the complainants, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brunelle and Miss Joan Duranceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Garland
Buxton
Saco Municipal
Hilary Mahaney
Lucille A. Arel
Bacon Street
Biddeford
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Biddeford High Class of 1942 Holds Reunion
The Biddeford High School class of 1942 marked its 20th reunion at the Wonderbar on a Saturday night. After a social hour and banquet with Master of Ceremonies Dr P Kenneally, comical prizes were awarded. Attendees included numerous Biddeford and regional residents from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Connecticut, with many spouses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Fits
Helen Croteau
Mary Garnache
Lorraine
Biddeford High School
Wonderbar
P. Kenneally
Genevieve Yegeshian
Watertown
Mass
Benedict Woodbury
Lowell
Harry Thompson
Southbury
Conn
de Tibbetts
Saugus
William Warden
Tibbetts
Jacqueline Thibeault Moses
Trenton
N. J
Paul Sullivan
Needham
Charlies Hourens
Rochester
N. H
Harry Abelevitz
Worcester
David Woodbury
Muriel Binette
Sanford
Frances R. Cadorette
East Hartford Conn
Thomas Donahue
Peabody
George Hamer
Barbara Banks
N.H
al Quellette
Helen Frances Pariseau
Plainsville
Pete Landry
Doris Lacroix
Elizabeth Tibbetts Caron
Arnold Howe
Priscilla Wheeler
Paul Garnache
Mary White
Leda Regina
Harry Ross
Portland
Lorenzo Roy
George Day Bessie Small
George Spirounias
Osborn Amirault
Dorothy Norman
Wells
Charles E. Nadeau
Jerimiah O'Leary
John Poli
Raymond Cantara
Paulette Paquin
Paul Parenteau
Gertrude Hanna
Lorenzo Huot
Joseph Grondin
Lorena Kelly
Joseph P. Kenneally
Saco
Edward Lane
Leo Montpas
Lorraine Buckley
Alexander Eco
Saco Officials Define Waste Collection Duties
Saco city officials announced the street department will pick up only waste placed in containers and curbside rubbish during cleanup week. Debris such as lumber from demolished buildings is not the department's responsibility and must be hauled by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City
Farmer Pays Pool's Water Bill for Six Years
Penrith England AP farmer William Young reveals his livestock water use fed the town pool for six years. Council workers uncovered the old system and found water from Young's meter flowed to the swimming pool. They refund all sums paid since 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrith
England
William Young
Sam
Young
Diefenbaker slashes Canadian duties to trim deficit
Canada unveils austerity steps to defend the dollar, cutting the off-shshore duty free exemption for Canadians abroad from 300 to 75 dollars annually. Tariffs rise 5 to 15 percent on 3.1 billion dollars of imports while 2.9 billion remain unaffected. The plan, needing no parliament approval, targets a 450 million annual deficit reduction and may prompt a coalition with Social Credit as Liberals gain seats. First major action by the minority government follows a Liberal seat gain and a push for coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Diefenbaker
Canada
Liberals
Social Credit Party
Paradis Golden Wedding Celebrated by Family in Biddeford
A golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George D. Paradis was observed on Saturday at St. Joseph church Biddeford with a mass by Msgr. Elie Hevey and a reception at the Elks home. The couple, married October 14 1912, were joined by children and numerous guests from Biddeford Saco Quebec and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Paradis
Elm Street
Biddeford
Orieux Seculer
St. Joseph Church
Paradis
Florida Eugenie Larange
St. Maurice
Three Rivers District
Que
Msgr
Elie Hevey
Elks Home
Saco
Sister Marie
Flight Engineers Strike Hits Eastern and Pan Am
Top Labor Department officials and federal mediators pressed to end the labor dispute that shut Eastern Air Lines and threatened Pan Am as engineers strike for cockpit crew terms. Eastern, the nation’s second largest carrier, has been idle since Saturday with 18 000 workers on layoff. Pan Am’s engineers briefly returned to work under a federal injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Labor Department
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Pan Am
United States
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Afl-Cio Air Line Pilots Association
Classified Rate Card Transient Style Rates On Request
Classified rate card notes transient style rates and an eight time order plan. Details on pricing or contact are not provided and only the general advertising option is indicated.
Nation Rebounds After Storms Lash Nationwide
After a violent weekend from the central Rockies to the Atlantic Coast storms diminished and rains tapered off. The New York metro area flood damaged homes and power lines while Philadelphia recorded nearly three inches of rain in 97 minutes, the heaviest in 64 years.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Midwest
St. Louis
Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma
Missour
Arkansas
Memphis, Tenn
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Casper
Wyo
Central Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Mercury
Imperial
Calif
Yuma Aziz
Boise
Idaho
Walla Walla
Wash
Pendleton
Ore
Salt Lake City
California
Blythe
Arcata
Northwest
Biddeford Firemen Respond to Three Sunday Calls
Biddeford firefighters answered three calls Sunday. A short circuit at Robert Descoteaux’s home 23 Middle Street prompted the first response. A false alarm at South and Quimby streets followed before a third call for an overflowed oil burner at Paul Beaudoin’s home 71 Sullivan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Robert Descoteaux
Middle Street
South
Quimby Streets
Paul Beaudoin
Sullivan Street
Dog Kills Rattler In Ferocious Battle
In Chattanooga Tennessee a boxer dog named Bup Bup intervened between 3 year old David Gamble and a rattlesnake, killing the snake in a ferocious struggle. The dog was struck three times and fell gravely ill before nurses at a city hospital supplied an injection that restored its health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
David Gamble
Bup Bup
Dewey Gamble
Japan’s Tokyo Yaoia 112 Outpoints Primo Famero 112
Tokyo Sadao Yaoia of Japan, aged 112, defeated Primo Famero of the Philippines, also 112, by decision in the Orient Flyweight Championship at 12 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sadao Yaoia
Japan
Primo Famero
Philippines
Koreans Mark War Anniversary Quietly in Seoul
In Seoul the 12th anniversary of the Korean War was observed without parades or rallies. South Korean and U N authorities reaffirmed determination to block any repetition of a Communist invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
U.N
Prices and Terms for Classic Cars in 1960 Listing
A dense catalog lists numerous used cars with years ranging from 1955 to 1960. Each entry notes make model year door count and seller initials plus equipment like automatic, power steering, power brakes, station wagons, or convertibles. Most ads praise cleanliness and condition, with several two tone color mentions.
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Montpas
Gertrude Parenteau
Priscilla Howe
Charles Nadeau
Gerard Spirounias
Joseph Kenneally
Donald Tibbetts
Ae Fruit
F. Letellier & Son
Dorans’s Pharmacy
Olympia Fruit
Amg
Little Fellas League
Jaca Me A. F. Letellier & Son
Crystal Bottling
Doran's Pharmacy
N. Gadbois
R. Souliere
Mixed Couples League
LE Henry's
Eereere
Souliere’s
J. Forcier
N. Gillis
L. Lachance
Alley Cats
M. Labrecque
P. Guertin
Solder SO Ood
J. Tilton
Ladies’ Summer League
Jinx Ee Ee
Tigers Ee Ee Ee
Wildcats
Ivters
Lear White
Duranceaus
Bruce Brunelle
Joan Duranceau
Raymond Duranceau
Sister Mary Loyola
As of Mercy Convent
Port and
University of New Hampshire
Roland Girard Bolduc
Roland Bolduc
Elms Street
Bolduc
St. Louis High School
St. Francis College
Michigan State University
Thornton Academy
Tele-Processing
International Business Machines Company
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Legion
Old Orchard Beach
Thomas Maynard
House of Representatives
Louis Balkan
Bertrand Lagueux
Winthrop
Jean Tremblay
Gaston Lortie
Garry
Quebec City
George L. Simard
Robert Simard
Dorothy Simard
Marc E. Simard
Malvina Gaudette
Madeleine Beaulieu
Edmond J. Gonneville
Eleanor Mogan
Michael Mogan
Constance Nolette
Leo Paul Nolette
Raymond Elie
Robert Elie
Linda Elie
Robert Poire
Margie
Antonio Poire
Gaston Cote
Arthur Gonneville
Romeo Cote
Madeleine Cote
Norman F. Simard
Leo Paul Loranger
M. Loranger
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Neg. Cash Eng. Com
Dave
Che Cash
Chene
Rattler
Journal
Valiant
P. G
P. S
Oldsmobile
P. B
Ford
Plymouth
Savoy
Super
Motor Sales
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