Local Navy Recruit Completes Training At Great Lakes
David M. Girard 17 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Girard of Old Orchard Beach finished recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. Maurice Vaillancourt steel worker third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Henry Vaillancourt of Biddeford met lawmakers at an informal dinner at Guantanamo Bay Cuba during a tour of the naval facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Girard
Joseph A. Girard
Central Avenue
Old Orchard
Beach
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Saco
Dinsmore Worthing
Ellis Avenue
Miami
Fla
Maurice Vaillancourt
USN
Henry Vaillancourt
Granite Street
Biddeford
Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Naval Facility
Notre Dame Thrift Shop to Be Run by Group D
Group D led by Mrs. Mark Simard will head the Notre Dame Thrift shop next week. The effort aims to support school activities and raise funds through the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Simard
Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Gov Reed to Address GOP Women in Biddeford April 9
Governor John H. Reed will speak on his legislative program at the Arundel Women’s Republican club in Biddeford. The dinner meeting at 7 p.m. at the Second Congregational church will be catered by the church Women’s Fellowship with tickets required. Officers and hostesses from Biddeford will assist, and the session will be led by club president Mrs Warren Peterson of Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reed
Arundel
Biddeford
Doothy Doe
Kathryn Mulheron
Warren Peterson
Saco
Driver Fined On Stop Sign Charge
Bryce Roberts of 88 North Street Saco paid a 10 dollar fine in Biddeford Municipal Court after pleading guilty to passing a stop sign. Samuel C Leach 30 of Kennebunk was found guilty of speeding 65 in a 55 mph zone and fined 10 dollars or 10 days. Leach pleaded innocent through Edward L Caron. State trooper Sherwood Baston testified for the prosecution. Leach appealed the finding to Superior Court and was held on personal recognizance 25 dollars.
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Bryce Roberts
North Street
Saco
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Samuel C. Leach
Kennebunk
Leach
Edward L. Caron
Sherwood Baston
Caron
County Car Dealers To Meet Tuesday
The York County Automobile Dealers will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at the Wanderbar steak house in Biddeford. They will report on the Washington's Birthday open house promotion with chief discussion on a Child Safety Council program.
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York County
Wénderbar
Biddeford
Child Safety Council
Well Baby Clinic Scheduled In Saco
The Saco Well Baby and Immunization clinic will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Public Health Nursing room Cutts Avenue with a physician in attendance. Volunteer clinic assistants will be Mrs. Joseph Kenneally and Mrs. Peter Hellige.
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Saco
Public Health Nursing Room
Cutts Avenue
Joseph Kenneally
Peter Hellige
Economic Roundup Highlights Mixed U.S. Outlook
Through the week ending January 12, steel output peaks the year while car sales show a March rise of 10 percent year over year. February living costs hit a record high due to fruit and vegetable prices. CPI at 106.1, while construction contracts climb 6 percent to 2.917 billion. Unemployment may stay above 6 percent. NYSE volume rises to 19.42 million shares and bond sales reach 23.63 million par value.
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Labor Department
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Willard Wirtz
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Bennett Howard T funeral services held in Saco
Funeral services for Howard T. Bennett of 12 Dyer Street Saco were conducted at 2 p m from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco with Rev Stanley A Bennett pastor of the Saco United Baptist Church officiating Entombment was in Greenwood Cemetery with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford planned for later in the spring
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Howard T. Bennett
Dyer Street
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Woodlawn
Biddeford
Funeral services for Lewis A. Robinson in Saco
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Friday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco for Lewis A Robinson 16 Old Orchard Avenue Old Orchard Beach with Rev Norman J Langmaid of School Street Methodist Church officiating Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Robinson
Old Orchard Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Norman J. Langmaid
School Street Methodist Church
Laurel Hi
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Lillian Hopkins
A high mass was sung for Mrs Lillian Hopkins at St Mary church Biddeford by Rev Coleman O Toole. William Cleary was the vocalist with organist Miss Elizabeth Siedel. Bearers included Dr J Edward Whelan, Joseph E F Grandin, Brendan Twomey, Frederick Grondin, Robert Lockhart and Joseph Henaire. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery Saco with prayers at the grave by Rev Cornelius J Enright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hopkins
St. Mary Church
Biddeford
Coleman O'Toole
William Clearey
Elizabeth Siedel
J. Edward Whelan
Joseph Ef, Grandin
Brendan Twomey
Frederick Grondin
Robert Lockhart
Joseph Henaire
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Cornelius J. Enright
Biddeford PTA Announces Public Special Program Meeting
Representatives from area groups and churches are invited to the Biddeford PTA meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Biddeford Junior High. Guest speaker Robert Quinn of Bangor Citizens for Decent Literature will present and show the film Perversion for Profit. Community members are urged to attend for social action on youth literature.
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Biddeford
PTA-1 Cor
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Quinn
Bangor
Citizens For Decent
PTA
Business Entertainment Deductions and Wife Travel Rules
If a taxpayer proves a clear business purpose a host may entertain at clubs theaters or similar venues and deduct related food and drinks. Inviting both wives is possible when there is business purpose. Wife travel to a convention is deductible only with business reasons. Country club dues and yacht or hunting lodge costs are deductible proportionally if over half use is for ordinary and necessary business.
Kennedy weighs Cuba crisis as patrols eyed
President Kennedy may order U S warships to patrol Cuban exiles using American soil for raids, the Chicago Sun Times reports. The note notes no fleet call up but hints such a move could be near as diplomacy and Washington memos discuss wary escalation and increased surveillance.
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Kennedy
National Security Council Executive Committee
Havana
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Sun- Times
Edwin M. Martin
The
Martin
Portland Weather: Partly Cloudy and Cooler Overnight
Partly cloudy conditions for Portland with cooler Sunday after a mild night. Expected low temperatures range from the upper 30s in the north to the mid 40s in the south.
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Portland
Tide Table for March High and Low Signals
March tide schedule lists high and low water times for AM and PM. The chart shows dates 30 and 31 with corresponding two high and two low readings for each day.
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M. P.M
Church notes list Sunday services across southern Maine
Multiple churches in Old Orchard Beach Saco Kennebunk Wells Biddeford Goodwins Mills and Ogunquit announce Sunday services youth fellowships and worship gatherings. Activities include evening services at 7 30 p m youth meetings at 6 15 to 6 30 p m and midweek gatherings at various times.
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Advent Christian Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk Landing
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Salvation
Fail Gospel
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Congressmen Cite Raids Might Justify Cuban Fighter Action
Some congressmen say exile raids on Cuban territory and Soviet ships could have forced the firing on the U S motorship Floridian by Cuban MIG fighters late Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fifteen Divorces Decreed in Alfred Court Session
In York county Superior court at Alfred fifteen divorces were granted or finalized this week by Justice Leonard F. Williams. Finalized were Alma Louise Boisvert and Richard Boisvert. Alma resumes her maiden name Alma Louise Andrews, and $200 fees were awarded. Also finalized were Stephen M. Smith and Mary I. Smith with custody of two children and $20 weekly support. The remaining cases granted pending expiration of appeal periods include Barbara J. Robinson and Frederick J. Robinson. Doris Lantagne and Raymond J. Lantagne. Edward M. Emery and Anna Emery. Walter K. Bissell and Alice B. Bissell. Lillian Frances Pettengill and Richard Leroy Pettengill. Beth Baker Bryant and Dale L. Bryant. Donald B. Johnson and Bernice B. Johnson. Gloria Helen Bailey and Melvin A. Bailey. Sally Ann Doiron and Leon Doiron. Richard C. Simpson and Irene V. Simpson. Sylvia M. Espirito and Richard W. Espirito. John E. Dondero and Lena B. Dondero. Avis A. Odem and Herman H. Oden. All actions list custody or support terms and are based on cruel and abusive grounds.
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Leonard F. Williams
York County
York
Barbara J. Robinson
Frederick J. Robinson
Saco
Doris Lantagne
Raymond J. Lantagne
Biddeford
Lantagne
Edward M. Emery
Dayton
Anna Emery
Walter K. Bissell
Alice B. Bissell
Portsmouth
H N.H
Lillian Frances Pettengill
Richard Leroy Pettengill
Old Orchard Beach
Beth Baker Bryant
Dale L. Bryant
Donald B. Johnson
Sanford
Bernice B. Johnson
Dover
A Sanford
Gloria Helen Bailey
Melvin A. Bailey
South Portland
Wiscasset
Sally Ann Doiron
Waterboro
Leon Doiron
East Hartford
Conn
Richard C. Simpson
Irene V. Simpson
Simpson
Sylvia M. Espirito
Richard W. Espirito
John E. Dondero
Kittery
Lena B. Dondero
Saugus
Mass
Lena B. Ducott
Everett
Avis A. Odem
Eliot
Herman H. Oden
Ft. Eustin
Annadale
Birthday Quads Spark Hospital Uproar at Providence
Feyre quadruplets two boys and two girls celebrated their second birthday at Providence Hospital Holyoke with a snow party in the cafeteria. About 50 staff members and 15 patients watched as the quads opened gifts and caused playful bedlam during the celebration attended by parents Raymond and Mrs Feyre and their other six children.
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Holyoke
Mass
Providence Hospital
Jamie
Robbie
Maween
Margaret
Raymond Feyre
Feyre
Garden Club Leader to Speak on Beautifying Communities
Mrs. Norman E. Hubbard, president of the Longfellow Garden club, Portland, will address the Women's Educational and Industrial union at Hamilton Memorial hall Beach street Saco on April 5. She will discuss community beautification projects and urban renewal challenges, drawing on Maine and other states experiences.
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Norman E. Hubbard
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Hamilton Memorial Hall
Beach Street
Saco
E. and I. Union
Hubbard
Department of Public Affairs
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Poland
Women's Literary Union
Portland
District 12
E. and 1. Union
Maine
University of Maine Law School
Fresh Artist Finds Winky Nasty Sketch
University of Wisconsin freshman Rory Leonard of Park Ridge Illinois sat at the Madison Zoo sketching a young elephant named Winky. She described Winky grabbing her coat tearing buttons ripping sunglasses and eating the wallet she carried.
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Madison
Wis
Rory Leonard
University of Wisconsin
Will Isketch
Park Ridge
Tll
Madison Zoo
Winky
Trash Truck Fire Yields Little Loss in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor fire crews extinguished a small blaze Friday in the cargo area of a loaded garbage truck. There were no injuries and investigators found little salvage value as the fire caused minimal damage.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Ann Arbor
B and M official urges consolidation of New England rail lines
George F. Glacy vice president for accounting and finance of the Boston and Maine Railroad told Interstate Commerce Commission hearings that duplicat ing, competitive and unneeded facilities threaten the solvency of New England carriers. He urged mergers and consolidation of the region's roads to cut plant size and maintain industrial and trade activity, and said the B and M favors a consolidation of services and wants to be included in the Penn Central merger if consolidation does not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston and Maine Railroad
New England
George F. Glacy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Penn - Central
Free Parking Returns in Westbrook as Council Debates Meter Policy
Westbrook Maine. Free parking is back today as the parking authority suspends meter restrictions while the City Council weighs a move to end meters. If approved, Westbrook would be the first Maine city to end metered parking.
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Westbrook
Maine
Education students complete senior year practice teaching in Maine
University of Maine education majors spend several weeks of their senior year on practice teaching assignments in Maine schools gaining classroom experience and demonstrating teaching skills.
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University of Maine Education
Maine
Brief fragment notes drink, license and payments
A disjointed fragment mentions a $30 amount, a driver's license and a beer card. It also notes a person discarded 75 cents and a quoted lyric about painting things differently. Winky is reported to be feeling fine.
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Winky
St Francis College to Host April Modern World Symposium
St Francis College will hold a four session symposium on The Christian in the Modern World April 8 and 9 featuring speakers from Chicago and Montreal and a panel of 16 religious and lay professors co chaired by Alfred Poulin Jr and David Deturk.
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St. Franks College
Chicago
Montreal
Canada
Alfred Poulin, Jr
David Deturk
Paul Chapman
Packard Manse
Stoughton
Mass
Cantius
Franciscan House of Theology
Chapman
Boston
Franciscan Seminary
Canadian Liturgy Communion
Emile Cardinal Leger
Edward T. Gargan
Loyola University of Chicago
DeTurk
St. Francis College
Gargan
Republic
Arnold Toynbee
Leo XIII
Turk
Recia
Boston University
St. Francis
College Dramatics Club
America Sings
Biddeford
Daniel J. Honan
St. Joseph Church
Brewer
Honan
North American College
Gregorian University
Rome
St. Augustines de Civitate Dei
America
Joyce Kilmer
Pittsburgh
New York
Joseph D'Alfonso
Bates College
Lewiston
D ‘Alfonso
American Philosophical Society
Edward Carrington
Providence, R.I
John Logan
University of Notre Dame
Michael Novak
Harvard University
Logan
Choice
Coe College
Iowa
State University of Iowa
iSt
Louis Univeristy
Novak
Current
National Catholic Quarterly
Kent
Harvard
Department of Philosophy
Tiber
Teilhard de Chardin
Romano Guardini
the Commonweal
John Lindberg
University of Maine
Robert Parenteau
St. Frances College
Lindberg
New York State
University of Michigan
Symposium speakers explore Christian action in society
Parenteau with degrees from St Francis High School and St Michael College in Winooski, VT, and the University of Montreal, presents on The Christian in Society. Keynote speakers Donald Thurman and Anthony Walsh join a panel with Sol Levine and Richard Emerick to discuss linking Christian theory to action.
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Parenteau
St. Francis High School
St. Michael College
Winooski
University of Montreal
Leon Bloy
Donald J. Thurman
Spiritual Life Institute of America
Anthony Walsh
Benedict I
Montreal
Canada
Sol Lervine
Harvard University
Richard Emerick
Univere of
Maine
Thorman
Loyola University
St. Jude
Ave Maria
Thor‘man
St. Francis College
Milwaukee
Wis
Benedict Sabre
Hadassah Sisterhood Bazaar At Etz Chaim Synagogue
A crowd attends the second annual bazaar at Etz Chaim synagogue vestry Bacon street Biddeford with merchandise and food on sale and a baked bean supper in the evening. Special awards are given to Eileen Cebelli Sara Emmons Margaret Renouf Louise Gaffney Peggy Morin Francis Spencer and Rowena Gardella under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Leo Simensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Sisterhood
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Bacon Street
Biddeford
Leo Simensky
Eileen Cebelli
Sara Emmons
Margaret Renouf
Louise Gaffney
Peggy Morin
Francis Spencer
Rowena Gardella
Saco Students Tour Delorge Baking Company
Second grade pupils from Young School Saco studied community helpers and toured Ed Delorge Baking Company yesterday. The group included many students from Miss Barbara Hooper and Mrs. Paulette Ingalls classes with a long list of participants.
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Young School
Saco
Tourling
Ed. Delorge Baking Company
Kenneth Schildroth
Edward Lovejoy
Peter Tarbox
Richard Whitworth
David Lennox
Jeffrey Smith
William Jordan
Jane Kiely
Stephen Butland
Marilyn Whitten
Susan Hall
Kathy Spear
Robert Gelinas
Harry Bagler
Company
Ed Delorge Baking Company
Barbara
Hooper
Paulette Ingalls
Darry Blais
John Booth
Dennis Chocka
Paul Choroszy
Raymone Cressey
Michael Curran
Steven Emerson
Patricia Fearon
Robyn Grenier
David Harriman
John Hughes
Jill Hethcoat
Jeffery Lavigne
Phyllis Leach
Mona MacDonald
Leand Philbrick
Diane Plante
Greg Romsprey
Ricky Rowe
Jeffery Smith
Michael Smith
Timothy Steven
Stephanie Tito
Sandra Tripp
Stephen Withee
Harold Canary
Karen Bailey
Roger Blais
Joan Carlson
David Dawn
Judith Derosier
Fearon
Linda
Assessors At Saco To Be In Session
Ralph L. Scammon chairman of the Saco Board of Assessors said the board will meet all next week to revise poll personal and real estate tax lists for 1963. He urged return of personal property schedules with a filing deadline of April 6. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 30 daily Monday to Friday and 9 to 12 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Scammon
Saco Board of Assessors
Ortiz Set to Defend Lightweight Title Against Vaillant
Carlos Ortiz, a 3-1 favorite, defends his 135 pound crown in San Juan Puerto Rico against Doug Vaillant a 25 year old exiled Cuban. The bout is a 15 round world championship sparked by the Moore tragedy with extra medical precautions and James J Braddock refereeing. Ortiz previously beat Vaillant in 1961 and won the title in Las Vegas last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
P.R
Carlos Ortiz
Davey Moore
Los Angeles
Doug Vaillant
Miami
Parks and Recreation Administration
Moore
James J. Braddock
Ortiz
Puerto Rico
New York
Vaillant
Miami Beach
Fla
Joe Brown
Las Vegas
Connors Plans April 10 Wedding to Kamala Devi
Hollywood report says actor Chuck Connors and Kamala Devi, an actress of Indian English parentage, announced plans to marry on April 10. The couple, public about their engagement, did not provide further details.
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Hollywood
Chuck Connors
Kamala Devi
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