Notre Dame Hospital patients and discharges in Biddeford area
The article lists multiple Biddeford and nearby residents at Notre Dame hospital. Names include Mrs Emma Paul, Mrs Alfred Boutin, Miss Odina Fecteau, Mrs Napoleon Heroux, Lawrence Wilson, Michael McAuliffe, Patrick Cleary, Mrs Almosa Boisvert, John Geary, Ernest Garceau, Henri Valliere, Mrs Georgianna Parent, Mrs Leo Bruker, and Mrs Yvonne Gagne. Addresses span Hill Street, Atlantic Avenue, Pierson Lane, Spruce Street, School Street, Pier son Lane, Pleasant Street, Main Street, Summer Street, Hills Beach, and Pike Street. Several patients are admitted, with others discharged or convalescing at home in Kennebunk and nearby towns.
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Emma Paul
Hill Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Alfred Boutin
Atlantic Avenue
Odina Fecteau
Pierson Lane
Napoleon Heroux
Lawrence Wilson
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Michael McAuliffe
Spruce — Street
Patrick Cleary
School Street
Almosa Boisvert
John Geary
Pleasant Street
Kennebunk
Ernest Garceau
Main Street
Henri Valliere
Summer Street
Georgianna Parent
Hills Beach
Leo Bruker
Paul Street
Yvonne Gagne
Pike Street
Biddeford Woman Nellie Hall Dies After Long Illness
Nellie M Hall 67 of 546 Pool road Biddeford died this morning after a long illness at a local hospital She was born in Dover NH daughter of Michael and Catherine Minister widow of Horace Hall For about 30 years they ran a service station and lunch room on Pool road Surviving daughter Lois Deinstadt a half brother John Bowers two step sisters Margaret Jervis and Roy Rob inson two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Libra services to be held Saturday at St Mary church with a funeral Mass later Friends may call tonight 7 to 10 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm at Sansoucy Funeral home 1 Stone street Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Hall
Pool Road
Biddeford
Dover
N.H
Michael and
Catherine (Phelan
Horace ‘Hall
Biddeford Posts And PTA Postpone Book Fund Meeting
The Merton Ira Staples AMVETS auxiliary will meet tonight at the post home on Alfred Street Biddeford. The Biddeford PTA postponed the Book Fund committee meeting at Biddeford High School library due to Holy Week services. It will now be held Tuesday at 8 pm in the BHS library.
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Merton Ira Staples
Amvets
Post
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Book Fund Committee
Biddeford Pta
Biddeford High School
BHS
Good Friday services listed for Biddeford and area churches
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The Bible club at Lyman Baptist Goodwins Malls meets 7 30 p m at the parsonage. The Good Friday service by Biddeford-Saco Council of Churches runs noon to 3 p m at Biddeford United Baptist church with ministers from several churches speaking on the Seven Last Words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Bible Club
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Malls
Biddeford-Saco
Stock Market Rally Advances in Heavy Early Trading
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 0.70 to 244.50 as gains led by Texas Instruments United Airlines and Liggett & Myers. Industrials gained about 1.50 while rubbers and aircrafts slipped. The Dow Jones index stood at 678.50, up 2.09 on a light week. volume was 2.21 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
United Whelan
Texas Instruments
Liggett & Myers
Lukens Steel
Zenith
Boeing, Douglas
General Dynamics
Ennedy
Union Carbide
Dow Jones
U.S
Camp owner Wayne Fletcher dies in car crash
AP reports 79 year old Wayne Fletcher, owner of Kibby Camps for 40 years, was found dead in his car in Eustis. Medical examiner says heart attack caused death before the vehicle veered off the road and crashed.
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Dies Eustis
Wayne Fletch
Fletcher
Kibby Camps
Speeding Fined 20 In 50 MPH Zone
Paul P Ladakakos, 21, of 14 Highland Avenue Old Orchard Beach, was fined $20 by Associate Judge William F Wilson Jr in the East Municipal Court this morning on speeding charges in a 50 mph zone. Old Orchard Beach police were the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Ladakakos
Widow of Dr Hieserick Dies at 85 in Fortunes Rocks
Isabelle Hieserick formerly Bryant of Biddeford born September 27 1875 died last night at a local hospital in Fortunes Rocks widow of Dr John H Hieserick. Survived by sister Ethel Libby Kennebunk and nieces including Mrs Thomas Genthner York. Funeral 1:50 pm Saturday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco burial Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Isabelle (Bryant) Hieserick
Fortunes Rocks
John H. Hieserick
Biddeford
Warren C. Bryant
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Second
York
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Mein Street
Saco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco Tax Liens Ready For Mail By Saturday
The Saco tax collector Mrs. Catherine Hanson will prepare tax liens and mail them Saturday April 1. The final working day is tomorrow. After Friday real estate taxes go to the city clerk. Personal and poll taxes for 1960 must be paid to Mrs. Hanson. The office will reopen when new tax bills go out and Edward J. Ryan begins as tax collector.
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Saco
Catherine Hanson
Hanson
Edward J. Ryan
GE Officials Walk After Antitrust Sentences
All 15 General Electric Co executives sentenced last month for antitrust violations have left the firm, per a company statement. The resignations are described as the only course serving the best interests of the persons involved and the company. The officials faced a price fixing and bid rigging case covering 44 electric firm officials and 29 companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric Co
Taxpayers seek spokesman for Augusta tax issues
Paraday continues from Page One as taxpayers urge representation by Rep Bedard before the legal affairs committee to present amendments. They question why the current administration pays 1200 in withholding taxes from the prior administration and demand answers about funds from the dissolved Saco Sanitary district. Chairman Herbert Kerns presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Rep. Bedard
Legal Affairs Committee
Saco Sanitary District
Herbert Kerns
Treed Kitten Is Rescued In Old Orchard Beach
A white kitten stranded on Union Avenue Old Orchard Beach was rescued by Good Samaritan John T. McNeill after neighbors failed to enlist fire or police aid. The kitten remained high in a tree until hunger and a late night group meeting spurred McNeill to act. It is being housed by a local resident while humane agents coordinate longer term care with Mrs Lillian Hubert.
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Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
McNeill
Lillian Hubert
York County
Portland Weather Outlook Delivers Cloudy, Clearing Skies
Considerable cloudiness and little temperature change this afternoon with clearing by evening. Frigid night ahead with fair, cooler conditions. Friday remains fair with minimal temperature shifts and rising afternoon clouds. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph this afternoon easing tonight. Zone 1 temperatures in the 40s down to the 20s, overnight lows listed for Caribou 32, Eastport 31, Greenville 28, Old Town 26, Portland 26, Mt. Washington 8, Concord 25, Halifax 32, Montreal 30.
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Portland
Fair End
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Tide table fragment silently clarified with times
Readable fragments show ebb and flow data with morning and evening high and low tides but many digits and markers are missing. The record notes specific times such as 9:57 and 10:19 for highs, and 3:47 and 4:23 for lows, yet some values remain unclear.
Eight Bowling Green Students Expelled After Campus Demonstrations
Eight Bowling Green State University students were dismissed for taking part in campus demonstrations and 30 more will be questioned after Easter vacation. About 43 were detained for a few hours as 6,000 students began their vacation amid scuffles, boycotts, and effigy burning of university president Ralph W. McDonald.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Ralph W. McDonald
Robbers target salesman on highway near Topsfield
State Police search for two masked men who forced Nathan Kolidoz of Chelsea Massachusetts off the road last night. They robbed him of 264 dollars, forced his car into a ditch, took his money and keys, and threatened he would be shot if he pursued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsfield
Nathan Kolidoz
Chelsea
Mass
Horse Kills Man in Van Loading Incident
Lionel B. Fournier, 42, died after a horse kicked him in the face while he was loading the animal into a van for sale. Police reported the incident occurred Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man van Buren
Lionel B. Fournier
Fournier
Gouverneur Iron Works to Build Plant Here
A new steel fabricating plant by Gouverneur Iron Works of Gouverneur New York will be constructed here soon. The facility is expected to employ about 80 people within two years and construction will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Gouverneur Iron Works
Gouverneur
N. Y
No Heirs So Mennonite Keeps Cash
Lancaster farmer Ben Zimmerman said he would keep 1000 dollars found in a box bought for 10 cents at a public sale after learning the owner Ira Stover had no close heirs. He reported asking the estate administrator who told him the money belonged to the sale proceeds. The administrator noted other monies had been found in hiding places.
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Lancaster
Ben Zimmerman
Ira Stover
Zimmerman
Stover
St Louis Alumni Names Officers at Biddeford Meeting
Robert R. Gosselin was re elected president of the St. Louis Alumni association at the annual meeting held at St. Louis High School in Biddeford last night. Roland M. Lemieux named vice president. New council members include Urbain el duc Paul Gobeil Richard Jacques Alfred Cloutier Raymond Cote Maurice Pepin Raymond Pepin Norman Pinette Del Simard Gosselin and Lemoux. Additional officers and committee members will be named at installation night in two to three weeks. Football coach Robert Cote and others reported on a Springfield College football clinic. Plans were set for the upcoming Big Three whist party in November.
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Robert R. Gosselin
St. Louis
Gosselin
Robert Cote
Associaation
Springfield College
Mass
Local 406 Holds Special Union Election For Vacancies
The Textile Workers Union of America AFL-CIO Local 406 conducts a special election to fill the posts of vice president treasurer warden executive board auditor and two joint board alternates after the resignations of President Ralph Lachance and treasurer Willie Naideau. About 875 members are eligible. eighteen votes were cast in the first half hour as voting runs 11 a m to 8 p m.
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Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Ralph Lachance
Willie Naideau
Kennedy Easter plans emphasize family day in Palm Beach
Miss Pamela Turnure says the president and First Lady will attend only church Services on Easter Sunday. Mrs Kennedy enjoys sunny Palm Beach with her two children and is arranging a White House luncheon for 250 Washington newspaperwomen on April 11. The Kennedy clan gathers including Mr and Mrs Joseph Kennedy, Eunice, Sargent Shriver, and the Kennedy brothers and nephews. The family is expected to stay in Palm Beach until Monday or Tuesday.
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Kennedys
Miss Kennedy
Pamela Turnure
St Edward Roman Catholic
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Miss Turnure
White House
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Eunice
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Timothy
Dexter Here For Garland District Office Schedule
David E. Dexter, longtime Biddeford newspaperman and executive assistant to U S Rep Peter A Garland, will meet constituents during a six day visit across his district. He will hold office hours in Biddeford on Saturday from 9 AM to noon at 5 Washington Street, then work from the Portland district office at 76 Pearl Street tomorrow. His week includes visits to Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, South Paris, and a Tuesday tour of York County, with calls welcome for appointments.
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U. S
Peter A. Garland
David E. Dexter
Biddeford
Rep. Garland
Washington Street
Dexter
Portland
Pearl Street
Brunswick
Bath
Augusta
Paris
York County
Fenderson Opposes Tuition Based Thornton Billing
Alderman Robert Fenderson criticized the tuition based method used to calculate Thornton academy costs. He cited year to year pupil fluctuations and city control loss as causes of sharp cost swings, noting 558 pupils at 376.50 in 1960 61 cost about 210000 and 600 pupils at about 400 each in 1961 62 would total 240000 before a 27000 state subsidy. He urged returning to budget figures rather than per pupil charges to ensure steadier city funding and closer control by Saco.
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Robert Fenderson
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Augusta
Fenderson
Ward 7
Saco
State Commissioner of Education
City streets cleaned ahead of Easter in Biddeford
Mayor Clement Deschambault said the Biddeford street department will clean principal streets today and tomorrow to prep for Easter. Street Commissioner Antonio Mariello leads a crew clearing streets of old snow dirt and dust, with washing planned if temperatures rise.
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Biddeford
Clement Deschambault
Tony
Deschambault
Antonio Mariello
Caribou Band to Visit Kennebunk in Spring Exchange
The Caribou High School band, a 75 member group, will visit Kennebunk on April 21. The Kennebunk Band Boosters approved the exchange, with the Kennebunk band of 8 pieces performing in Caribou on May 12 13 and 14.
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Caribou
Kennebunk
Raymond Clark
Defense bases cut as McNamara orders phase one
The Defense Department announces the first phase of base closures and reductions affecting about 15 000 US personnel and 19 000 overseas. McNamara says relocations will be attempted, with overseas savings possibly reaching 100 million annually and overall annual savings up to 220 million.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Secretary of Defense
Robert S McNamara
White House
McNamara
Maine
Long Island
Casco Bay Naval Fuel Depot
Presque Isle Air Force Base
GSA
Loring
Massachusetts
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Boston Naval Shipyard
Air Force Plant No
General Electric
Pittsfield
Air Force
West Lynn
Boy Reported Missing Early Today In Saco
A 13 year old Saco boy named Donald A. Ouellette was reported missing by his parents before 5 30 this morning Police Chief Raymond Kerry said the youth wore a grey jacket with a red hood and dungarees carried a fishing pole and outdoor gear authorities checked fishing areas in Saco but had not located him by press time
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Saco
Raymond Kerry
Donald A. Ouellette
Joseph E. Ouellette
Bradley Street
Double Quads Born as Family Grows Despite Fire Loss
The Feyre family welcomed four newborns, Margaret Mary, James Michael, Maureen Ann, and William Francis, weighing 3 pounds 11 ounces to 3 pounds 13 ounces, 16 to 17 inches long. Father, an insurance agent earning 120 weekly, faces adjustments with six older children and a fire-damaged home. Christene, 14, assisted bills downtown. the family had twins Raymond and Mary, 8, Thomas 4, John 2, all temporarily in aunt’s care.
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Feyre
Margaret Mary
James Michael
Maureen Ann
William Francis
Christine
Kathleen
Raymond
Mary
Thomas
John
Joseph McKinstiie
Holyoke
Feyres
Pepperell Park School Plans Spark Title Question
Plans for a $399000 Pepperell park school stirred doubt about title ownership. The Saco Taxpayers Protective Association hired Atty. William F. Wilson Jr. to survey the land title and questioned the city's right to build. The key issue remains who holds Pepperell park title and who is responsible for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell Park
Saco Taxpayers’ Protective’ Association
William F. Wilson, Jr
Mahaney
Procurement Clinic Plans Are Progressing
The Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce with Kennebunk and Sanford chambers are lining up a one day federal procurement clinic for labor surplus areas. New England council coordinates to boost defense spending. 12 firms shown interest including Diamond National Corp Northeast Gases Inc Components Inc Saco Tanning Corp Garland Manufacturing J L Putnam L and J Machine and Instrument Marblehead Boat Allied Hampshire Footwear Rogers Fibre Colonial Aircraft or Scammell Carpet. Respondents may return reply cards or call before April 1 to secure interest and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Diamond National Corp
Northeast Gases Inc
Components Inc
Saco Tanning Corp
Garland Manufacturing Company
J. L. Putnam Company Inc
L and J. Machine and Instrument Company
Marblehead Boat Company
Allied Hampshire Footwear
Rogers Fibre Company, Inc
Colonial Aircraft Corp
Scamloc Carpet Company
Chamber
Cartmill
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