Biddeford Health Group Elects Barrett President
John Barrett was chosen president of the board of directors of the Biddeford Public Health Nursing association at the annual meeting held at Cascade lodge in Saco. The slate includes Maurice Hebert as vice president and Richard Moore as treasurer, with Dr. William B. O'Sullivan continuing as medical advisor and new board members Dr. Roger Robert Carleton Davis and Raymond Bonang.
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John Barrett
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association
Cascade Lodge
Saco
Maurice Hebert
Richard Moore
Madeliene Davenne
Atty
Edwin Alker
Leo Joncas
Albert Deshaies
William B. O'Sullivan
Roger Robert
Carleton Davis
Raymond Bonang
Martin J. Rielly
David Shaw
Eleanor Mogan
Rielly
Miss Mogan
Barrett
Houle
Lhe
Frank Carey
New Business
Rielly and
Deshaies
Speakly
O’sullivan
Nursing Agency
Carey
Norman Reilly
Mogan
Robert
Gladys Walker
Ann Cote
Murphy
O'Sullivan
Ellen O'Leary
Walker
Florence Hamel
Alphonse Cote
Mary Caddigan
Nearly 600 Area Kids To See Shrine Circus
About 600 children from the Biddeford Saco area will attend the Shrine Circus in Lewiston Saturday morning. The trip is funded by local merchants through tickets and ads in the Shrine program. Buses depart Lewiston at 7 30 Saturday morning.
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Biddeford-Saco
Shrine Circus
Lewiston
Shrine
Train Reported Cause Of Fires Over Wide Area
A railroad train sparked a series of fires along Route 1 in Biddeford and Route 1 A in Arundel Wildes district, Kennebunkport, and Kennebunk, burning several acres of grass and brush over three miles of Boston and Maine tracks. Firemen from six communities, over 100 firefighters and 10 trucks, fought the blazes for more than two hours and contained them near houses. Later calls in Biddeford included an oil burner at Mrs. Jeanne Thompson’s home and an awning fire at Liggett's Drug Store caused by a carelessly tossed cigarette.
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Biddeford
Arundel
Wildes District
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Boston and Maine
Cape Porpoise
Goose Rocks Beach
Jeanne Thompson
Liggett's Drug Store
Main Street
Saco Driving Case Not Pressed In Municipal Court
The case against Andrew A Bouffard of 20 Lawn Avenue Saco charged with driving to endanger was not pressed by Judge Hillary Mahaney in Saco municipal court due to insufficient evidence. Bea trice Haley of 26 Peppipell Street Saco appealed a suspended jail sentence and six months probation to York County Superior Court after an assault and battery sentence. she was released on $50 bail.
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Andrew A. Bouffard
Lawn Avenue
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Mahaney Nol
Beatrice Haley
Peppipelli Street
York County Superior Court
Church Guild Reports Progress On Antique Sale
South Biddeford Methodist church Guild at Siloam hall Lopes progress on the July 20 and 21 antique show and sale. Fifty posters and 600 tickets have been printed and letters sent to antique dealers. A quilt was completed for sale and gifts for the Thrift Shop will be turned in at the June 28 meeting with a box lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Biddeford
Mertha Cotsifas
Guild
Siloam Hall
Dorothy Peck
Betty Williams
Pauline Burnham
Ruth Bailey
Martha Cotsinas
Marie Goldthwaite
Natalie Emerson
Doris Burleigh
Ruth Hutchins
Dorothy Lowell
Irma Marcille
Inez Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Bernice Alexander
Pralrne Burnham
Janet Staples
Girl Scouts Head for Camp Weekend at Lake St George
Sixteen Girl Scouts from Biddeford and Saco depart at 1 30 p m tomorrow to join more than 200 scouts from Maine at Lake St George Park Kittery for the annual Senior Camping weekend. Attendees include Joyce Travers Jackie Violette and Carol Violette Susan Clark Carole Spencer Jeanne Pelletier Sharon Johnson Jane Langevin Susan Nadeau Frances Barrett Donna Alexander Linda Wakefield Mary Reilly Fanchon Carey Charlotte Dupont and Meredith Miles. Chaperone is Mrs William Deans Senior Troop leader with parents John Barrett and several Mrs Deans relatives serving as transport committee. They depart from the Deans residence 247 Alfred Street Biddeford and return Sunday.
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Biddeford
Saco
Lake St. George Park
Kittery
Joyce Travers
Jackie
Carol Violette
Susan Clark
Carole Spencer
Jeanne Pelletier
Sharon Johnson
Jane Langevin
Susan ‘Nadeau
Frances Barrett
Donna Alexander
Linda Wakefield
Mary Reilly
Fanchon Carey
Charlotte Dupont
Meredit Miles
William Deans
John Barrett
Walter Alexander
Norman Reilly
Clifton Miles
Frank G. Johnson
Deans
Alfred Street
Little League Dads Asked To Help Out
Officials of the Saco Old Orchard Beach Little League issued a call for volunteers to ready Memorial Park field in Saco for practice and upcoming games. Fathers of players from five teams Bagley s Lions Owen Davis Western Auto and Boucouvalas should report at 6 15 tonight bringing lawn mowers shovels rakes and paint brushes plus muscle. Paint will be supplied.
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Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Little League
Memorial Park
Saco
Bagley'’s
Lions
Owen- Davis
Western Auto
Boucouvalas
Life Guards Named By Wells Selectmen
Wells board of selectmen named additional life guards after interviews at a special meeting in the town office. Notifyes include Douglass Clukey, Dexter, Jerome W. Samson, St. Stephen, N. B., and Norman Sheehe, Randolph, Mass. A May 25 special meeting with the Municipal Planning board and Wells Harbor Advisory committee will hear a U. S. Army Corps of Engineers speaker on the proposed harbor. Other topics included tax liens and tax acquired property. Town Manager Dudley E. Foley prepared the update.
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Wells Board of Selectmen
Douglass Clukey
Dexter
Jerome W. Samson
St. Stephen
N. B
Norman Sheehe
Randolph
Mass
Municipal Planning Board
Wells Harbor
Dudley E. Foley
Nothing Illegal In Labor Group
Maine Attorney General Frank E. Hancock said there was no illegality found in the National Right To Work Committee's actions in the state this year. He declined to elaborate, citing a pledge of silence to lawmakers Cleveland P. Curtis and Leonce Jobin who requested the inquiry into Reed Larson and an assistant for lobbying law violations amid the right to work bill push.
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Augusta
Frank E. Hancock
Maine
Hancock
Reed Larson
Cleveland P. Curtis
Rbowdoinham
Leonce Jobin
Soviet officer tied to final Berlin attack led deaths in crash
The passage notes a high-ranking Soviet officer who led the final Berlin assault and later joined the defense staff in 1956. It mentions four other crash victims named by Tass but provides no details, sparks speculation the fatal flight’s origin and destination remain unknown, and hints at possible links to space program secrecy.
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Berlin
Oth
Tass
an_aircraft_withiby Tass
Soviet Air Crash Report From Defense Ministry
Russian report continued from page one identifies Morozov and Col. V V Khikh lovsky with Tass noting the Defense Ministry announced the air crash. Kolpakchi, 62, is described as a veteran of Bolshevik forces in 1918 20 and as having held various commands during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morozov
V. V Khikhlovsky
Tass
Defense Ministry
Kolpakchi
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Journal
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Holland
Regale
Lily
Girl Scouts
Wells Selectmen
Sunbeam
DeLorge Baking Company
Sarnbeane
Nanette
Endicott Johnson
Sanford
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