Death of Carl J. Augustine 63 of Old Orchard Beach
Carl J. Augustine 63 of 48 Portland avenue Old Orchard Beach died Thursday in a local nursing home after a long illness. Born June 8 1899 in Providence Rhode Island he was a former taxi operator and a communicant of St Margaret church. Survived by nephew Arnold Mansey and cousins. Funeral at St Margaret church 9 a.m. Saturday with burial in St Mary cemetery Biddeford. Friends may visit today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. at the Old Orchard Beach funeral home. Weather alerts note gale warnings and heavy snow overnight with 6 inches or more expected and temperatures near 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Augustine
Portland Avenue
Old Orchards Beach
Providence
R. L
Fred Augustine
Old Orchard Beach
St. Margaret Church
Arnold Mansey
St. Mary Cemetery
Biddeford
Portland
Local personals list medical patients and returnees
Mrs Gladys Schwartz of 25 Central Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Mrs Stella Simensky of 4 Prospect Street Biddeford is listed among medical patients at Notre Dame hospital. Miss Sheila Sanborn has returned to Keene State Teachers College Keene N H after a week's vacation at her Union Street Saco home. Lawrence Boothby son of Daniel T Boothby of Main Street Saco has returned to the Children's Hospital Boston where he is listed in serious condition. Deputy Sheriff Arthur J Viger Elm Street Biddeford has returned home after surgery at Maine Medical Center Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Schwartz
Central Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Stella Simensky
Prospect Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Sheila Sanborn
Keene State Teachers College
Keene
N. H
Union Street
Lawrence Boothby
Daniel T. Boothby
Main Street
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Arthur J. Viger
Elm Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Our Lady of Victory circle meeting announced
Our Lady of Victory circle schedules a 2 p m Sunday gathering at the Fremont club room on Alfred street Biddeford. In March the King Court Order of the Amaranth will observe members night on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows hall Main street Saco. Grand Associate Conductress Mrs Hazel Longley Waterville will lead a silent auction for Grand Court with members asked to bring items. Refreshments directed by Mrs Aldie Palmer and Miss Adelpha McKeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
King Court
Order of the Amaranth
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Saco
Hazel Longley
Waterville
Grand Court
Aldie Palmer
Adelpha McKeen
Joint installation ceremonies by York County VFW and auxiliary
Joint installation ceremonies will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in St John hall Biddeford by York county Barracks Veterans of World War One and its auxiliary Eben Bagley of the Veterans Administration office in Portland will be the guest speaker and an invitation has been extended to all members both new and former members to attend Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Hall
Biddeford
York County Barracks
Veterans of
Eben Bagley
Veterans Administration Office
Portland
Church Notes Confessions and Events in Nearby Parishes
The Junior Band and singers of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 4 p.m. Confessions are heard at St Monica Keanebunk from 4 to 5 p.m. and at St Martha Kersebunk port from 4 to 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Mary Wells from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Biddeford Second Congregational White church hosts a splash party tomorrow at the YMCA, with departure from the church at 4:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Keanebunk
St Martha Church
Kersebunkport
St Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford
Second Congregational
YMCA
Heart Fund Benefit Holds Tag Day and Sale
The Heart Fund gained 85.76 from a tag day and food sale run by local schoolboys. Special prizes went to Linwood Davis, Donald Thimble and Peter Richard. Other participants included Albert Chaisson, Leon Horne, Philip Pelletier, Raymond Labbe and George Trot tier. Tag day yielded 66.41 and the hardware store food sale brought 19.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Davis
Donald Thimble
Peter Richard
Albert Chaisson
Leon Horne
Philip Pelletier
Raymond Labbe
George Trottier
Scarborough Safe Stolen And Recovered In Connecticut
Scarborough police reported a safe stolen from a Scarborough candy store was found abandoned on a roadside in Plymouth Connecticut. Police said the safe contained only papers. The owner said the safe held 500 to 600 dollars in cash about 200 dollars in checks and some cash from a drawer was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Plymouth
Conn
Willis Pride
Connecticut
Fern Hemond
Edward Baillargeon dies at 67 in Westbrook Public Works service
Edward A Baillargeon 67 an employee of Westbrook Public Works died suddenly yesterday morning after being stricken at work. He was born February 24 1896 in Waterville and lived in Westbrook most of his life. Survived by widow Rose Nolet two daughters Mrs Joseph Consalvo and Mrs Annie Cormier two sons Raymond and Roland one brother and three sisters with 12 grandchildren. Funeral from Rippel Funeral Home Monday at 8 15 am with a requiem high mass at 9 am in St Hyacinth church burial in St Hyacinth cemetery. Friends may call today Saturday and Sunday from 2 5 and 7 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Baillargeon
Public Works Department
Westbrook
Waterville
Edward
Delmore ‘Lefebvre’ Baillargeon
Westbrook Aerie
Order of Eagles
Rose
Rippel
Pleasant Street
St. Hyacinth Church
St. Hyacinth Cemetery
Adjutant Charles L. 77 Saco man dies after long illness
Charles L. Adjutant 77 of 3 Locke Street Saco died early at Biddeford Hospital after a long illness. Born November 10 1885 in West Kennebunk he was employed at Saco Lowell shops most of his life before retirement about 12 years ago. Survivors include four daughters Dorothy Allen Saco Ruth Bagley Alfred Barbara Hirst Kennebunkport Arlene Halloway three sons Norman Biddeford Adjutant Old Orchard Beach and Roland Adjutant Saco 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Monday at 1 30 from Dennett Craig funeral home 365 Main Street Saco burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Adjutant
Locke Street
Saco
Biddeford
West Kennebunk
Charles Adjutant
Saco-Lowell
School Street Methodist
Dorothy Allen
Ruth Bagley
Alfred
Barbara Hirst
Kennebunkport
Arlene Halloway
Norman
Fernande Lachance widow of Gedeon Lachance dies at 55
Fernande Lachance 55 widow of Gedeon Lachance of 97 High Street Biddeford died at home after a brief illness Born in Biddeford June 25 1907 she was a daughter of Gedeon and Virginie Turgeon educated at St Andre school employed by Bates Manufacturing and a parishioner of St Andre Church She leaves four sons Lionel Alphonso Lachine Lucien and Robert Lachance of Biddeford two daughters Alice Theresa and Priscille Lachance five grandchildren Friends may call Emond Funeral Home 7 to 10 this evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. from St Andrew Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernande Lachance
Gedeon Lachance
High Street
Biddeford
Gedeon
Virginie Grenier Turgeon
St. Andre School
Bates Manufacturing Company
St. Andre Church
Lionel Lachance
Lawrence, Mass
Alphonse Lachance
Saco
Lacien
Robert Lachance
Alice Lachance
Theresa Lamontagne
Priscille Lachance
Emond Funeral
St. Andrew Church
Ethel R. Murray Dies at 86 in Massachusetts
Ethel R. Murray formerly of Saco died February 20 at her North Chelmsford Massachusetts home. Born in Lowell she was daughter of James S and Ellen Wotton. She leaves brother J Earl Wotton and sister Mrs. Percy T Robinson, both of North Chelmsford, with funeral and burial in North Chelmsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel R. (Wotton) Murray
Mansur Street
North Chelmsford
Mass
Saco
Massachusetts
Lowell
James S
Ellen McCoy) Wotton
Biddeford Second Congregational
White
J. Earl Wotton
Percy T. Robinson
Traffic Cases Heard In Saco Court
Three traffic cases heard by Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court. Lillian H. Hubert, 49, of 330 Bradley Street, pleaded guilty to passing a stopped school bus on Spring Street and received a suspended $10 fine. Lucien H. Therrien, 44, of 2 Havey Avenue, Biddeford, pleaded guilty to running a red light at Temple and Elm Streets and paid a $10 fine. Warren H. Bailey, of Portland Road, Saco, pleaded guilty to a red light at Elm and Temple Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Lillian H. Hubert
Bradley Street
Spring Street
Mahaney
Lucien H. Therrien
Havey Avenue
Biddeford
Temple
Elm Streets
Warren H. Bailey
Portland Road
Elm and
Temple Streets
Birth Announcements From Webber and Saco Hospitals
At Webber Hospital a son Marc Armand weighing seven pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Armand A Bisson of Biddeford on February. A son Michael Lee to Mr and Mrs Charles Merritt of Lynn Massachusetts weighing seven pounds three ounces on February 26. A daughter Debbie Joanne to Mr and Mrs Ernest D Spenard of Biddeford weighing seven pounds on February. A daughter Deborah Ann to Mr and Mrs Maurice McLasky of Saco weighing seven pounds 12 ounces on February 27. A daughter weighing six pounds seven ounces to Mr and Mrs Raymond Lapointe of Biddeford on February. At Saco Hospital a son Marcel Jean Desrosiers weighing 10 pounds three ounces to Mr and Mrs Marcel Desrosiers of Biddeford on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Armand A. Bisson
Amherst Street
Biddeford
Marc Armand
Charles Merritt
Garfield Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Michael Lee
Ernest D. Spenard
State Street
Debbie Joanne
Maurice McLasky
Common Street
Saco
Deborah Ann
Raymond Lapointe
Acorn Street
Saco Hospital
Marcel Desrosiers
Foss Street
Marcel Jean Desrosiers
Guiney Wins Public Speaking Crown at Cheverus High
Jeremiah R. Guiney Jr of Biddeford won first prize in the Cheverus High School public speaking contest in Portland. His topic was A Tribute to Robert Frost within a Jesuit education theme. Judges were area high school English department heads. Guiney is a Cheverus senior and St Mary Grammar graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah R. Guiney, Jr
Jeremiah R. Guiney
Highland Street
Biddeford
Cheverus High School
Portland
Robert Frost
Guiney
St. Mary Grammar School
Cheverus
PUC Defends Power Company Against Overcharge Claims
Augusta AP report says the Public Utilities Commission finds no evidence that Central Maine Power Co overcharged customers by 26 million dollars from 1958 to 1960. Chairman Fred N. Allen stated the conclusion follows from PUC records and partial NRCEA data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Public Utilities Commission
Central Maine Power Co
Fred N. Allen
PUC
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Stock market steadies as gains offset losses in mixed session
New York stocks show firmer tone after two days of losses with fractional changes across leaders. RCA jumps on dividend, Chrysler, GM, Ford rise modestly, utilities and airlines mixed, Dow up 0.67 to 663.61 as rails edge higher and bonds advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall
RCA
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
At&t
du Pont
IBM
Montgomery Ward
General Dynamics
Consolidated Edison
Allied Chemical
American Can
Rice Crain Salad With French Dressing and Parsley
Cooked rice cooled firm and separate, then mixed with French dressing minced sweet onion and minced parsley. A light sprinkle of paprika adds color and gentle warmth to the dish.
Divorces Decreed by York County High Court
Twenty two divorce decrees handed down by Justice Charles A. Pomeroy at York County Superior Court. Nine final immediately, 13 later after 30 day appeal. Grounds include cruel and abusive treatment. Cases cover alimony, child support, custody, and name changes across Maine towns like York Buxton Saco Old Orchard Beach Sanford Biddeford Portland Kennebunk Berwick and Dayton with marriages dating 1944 to 1962 and later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Pomeroy
York County Superior Court
Jon H. Rowe
Riverdale
N.Y
Robert C. Rowe
Buxton
Mark
Long Island
Tee
Charles Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dufresne
Biddeford
John R. DeMille
Sanford
Donna R. DeMille
Kezar Falls
Robert Jacques
Leona G. Allen
Portland
Hollis J. Allen
Bangor
Leon Serunian
Dia Madeleine Serunian
Kinsland
Percy Couture
Jackaline Dow Couture
Saco
Gertrude Couture
Couture
A A. L. Palmer
Pauline A. Palmer
Karen C. Lowe
Vaughn S. Lowe
Katherine V. Gorman
Leon P. Gorman Jr
New York City
Arnold 0
Miles
Verlie A. Miles
Dayton
Hamberg
S.C
Ingram Davis Thornton Jr
Brunswick
Marie Annette Thornton
Fulton
Miss
Rodney A. Dixon
Cathleen A. Dixon
Kennebunk
Alice M. Boisvert
Alice M. Greenwood
Paul H. Boisvert
Paul H. Greenwood
Alice M. Hill
Doris Evelyn Godin
Donald Joseph Godin
Godin
Jeannette Hersom
Albert R. Hersom
Kennebunkport
Thieves Take 100 From Saco Beachway Market
Approximately $100 in change was taken in a break at the Beachway market on Beach street Saco overnight. Entrance was gained through a rear cellar door and the cash drawer pried open. Lt Robert Foran and Patrolman George Nutter investigated for Saco police. market operator is Philip Sneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachway
Beach Street
Saco
Robert Foran
George Nutter
Philip Sneider
Resort Owners Offer Land For Space Center
Poland Spring owners of Oland Spring House offer land for a NASA research center to the federal government for $1. Saul Feldman of Hiram Ricker & Son wires Kennedy and Maine leaders urging New England as the site. Kennedy backs a $50 million NASA center and six New England governors favor a regional bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland Spring
National Aeronautics Space Agency
Oland Spring House
Saul Feldman
Hiram Ricker & Son
Kennedy
Maine
Edmund
Muskie
Margaret Chase Smith
John H. Reed
New England
NASA
Feldman
Androscoggin County
Rockettes Report On Project Rockettes Progress
A progress report on the candy bar fund raising project was presented at the Rockettes meeting at Linda Zello’s home in Saco. The session was led by president Sally Stoddard, with refreshments at the social hour. Attendees included Mary Reilly Joan Sullivan Roxanne Peck Jackie Paul Regina Henaire Sally Stoddard Betty Lamson Ann Dussault Barbara Christian Sue Emmons Mollie Brandt noyce Peck Judy Jones and NLinda Zello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockettes Club
Linda Zello
Saco
Sally Stoddard
Mary Reilly
Joan Sullivan
Roxanne Peck
Jackie Paul
Regina Henaire
Betty Lamson
Ann Dussault
Barbara Christian
Sue Emmons
Mollie Brandt
Noyce Peck
Judy Jones
Nlinda Zello
Pomerleau Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
After a tense session in Augusta opposing a bill to move the district court to Saco, Biddeford Mayor Willie Pomerleau was surprised with a birthday party in his office. A delegation from municipal offices brought an elaborately decorated cake and a gift, leaving the mayor speechless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
District Court
Saco
Biddeford
Willie Pomerleau
Pomerleau
Stalemate on test ban negotiations continues in Cold War dispute
The stalemate over nuclear test ban terms deepens as Khrushchev rejects new concessions while Kennedy asks for eight to ten annual inspections. With Geneva talks in limbo and Senate scrutiny looming, Kennedy presses for on-site checks and automatic detectors, warning that failure could widen the world’s nuclear powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
Geneva
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
Wth
Dean Rusk
United States
United Nations
State Department
Foster
State Clean-Up Campaign Literature Distributed
The Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen auxiliary met last night with Mrs. Christine Peterson presiding in President Mrs. Mabel Cloudman’s absence. Officers reported, a Red Cross donation was voted, and refreshments were served. A statewide litter campaign by Keep Maine Scenic outlined a spring push April 13 to May 18, with local projects and school and civic partner involvement to reduce litter ahead of a July total eclipse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cloudman
Christine Peterson
Camp Ellis
Marjorie Pendleton
Ruth Cote
Greta Greenier
Sunshine
Ruth Stackpole
Red Cross
Betty Worthing
Arline Gregoire
Lillian Morris
Worthing
Morris
Ruby Bouchard
Mary Pendleton
Leona Allen
Carol St. Ours
Susan Gagnon
Arline Greene
Illian Morris
Theresa Pendleton
Greenier
Governor
Maine
Keep
Department of Economic Development
EMS Committee
PTA
Farmington
Franklin County
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Recreation Division
DED
Keep Maine Scenic Committee
Two Escape Harm In Biddeford Crash
Two Biddeford drivers escaped injury when a 1961 station wagon and a 1958 sedan collided on Bradbury Street. The sedan was driven by Robert R. Sevigny, 38, of 394 South Street, Biddeford, and the station wagon by Norman J. Richard Jr., 37, of 27 Lafayette Street. No damage estimate was available this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Bradbury Street
Robert R. Sevigny
South Street
Norman J. Richard Jr
Lafayette Street
Catechism Classes Discussed By KC in Biddeford
KC council met last night with Grand Knight Norman Beaupre announcing tentative catechism dates set for March 3 10 and 17 after the 10 am mass Adrien Leblond said Columbian Squires plan whist parties for March 3 and March 10 The next meeting is 8 pm March 14 at the Knights of Columbus hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Norman Beaupre
Adrien Leblond
Columbian Squires
K. of C. Hall
Raytheon Lease Paid By Lewiston Development Corp
The Lewiston Development Corp owner of the building that Raytheon leases paid 43584 dollars last year, continuing the city project referenced on page one. The arrangement involves Raytheon and the local development body in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Lewiston Development Corp
Raytheon
Maine official calls Raytheon Lewiston plant closure a setback
Maine development commissioner Lloyd K. Allen says the Raytheon plant shutdown is a great blow yet not condemnable. He notes the state will pursue new industry to absorb displaced workers and boost Androscoggin area growth, stressing continued cooperation and renewed effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Raytheon Co
Lewiston
Lloyd K. Allen
Raytheon
Allen
Department of Economic Development
Androscoggin
State of Maine
Warden Recommends Back Pay For Officer Pending Tests
A warden recommends restoring back pay to officer Cochran from Jan. 12 after medical tests, and reassigning him to a patrol area that lets him keep his Lim erick home. The recommendation follows a period of sick leave and exhausted vacation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Cochran
Limerick
Dog Licenses Arrive in Saco for 1963 Fees Listed
The 1963 dog licenses have arrived at the office of Saco City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis. Fees are $1.40 for males and spayed males and $5.40 for females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City
Clifford A. Purvis
Biddeford Man Fined After Passing on Grade
Roger B. Cote of Biddeford pleaded innocent in Kennebunk Municipal Court to passing on a grade. Judge Chester Cram found him guilty and imposed a $25 fine with $10 suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Roger B. Cote
Kennebunk
Chester Cram
Cote
Mrs Schiff Reopens Post Amid Printing Strike Stand
Wagner arrives from Colorado Springs to join peace talks with Mrs Schiff announcing reopening of the Post founded in 1801. Bertram Powers says reopening could shorten the strike as rival papers stay with publishers. ITU officials meet to curb printer demands. 3,000 printers on strike disrupts 17,000 jobs in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bertram A. Powers
Schiff
Post
Alexander Hamilton
Powers
Bobby Kennedy Many Hats Keeping Busy in White House Orbit
Robert Kennedy shuns politics yet remains the President's closest confidant and a busy official. He serves on the National Security Council and chairs committees on juvenile delinquency narcotics counter insurgency and youth programs while juggling family life with seven children and another on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Gore Vidal
Robert Kennedy
National Security Council
White House
Firemen Respond to Cummey Call in Saco Home
Saco firemen were called yesterday afternoon to the home of Sam McMullen at 7 Pleasant Street. Nothing was found to be used on the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Sam McMullen
Pleasant Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Augustine
Sam
Heart
Memoriam
Alfred Guay
Father
St. Andre Chur
Sea Gendron
St. Joseph Church
Edward Baillargeon
Ethel R. Murray
Saco Court
PUC Defends Power Company
Mcsahaney
Linda Bonneau
Robert Bonneau
Kathryn E. Richardson
Herman E. Richardson
Helena I. Tibbetts
Dorsity W. Tibbetts
Berwick
Salmon Falls
N.H
Saco Establishment
Rockettes
Richmond, Va
Vesey
Bobby
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