Portland Weather Outlook With Frost Risks
Sunny Portland this afternoon with variable clouds and mild temperatures. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph, cooler and likely frosts in low lying areas. Wednesday mostly sunny and warmer near the coast with temperatures from the upper 60s to mid 30s overnight. Forecaster notes include Caribou 34, Eastport 37, Greenville 30, Old Town 33, Rumford 35, Mount Washington 30, Concord 39, Portland 40, Halifax 37, Montreal 51.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Biddeford Personal News Highlights Local Residents
Mrs May Tardif convalesces at home from minor surgery at 10 Vine Avenue Biddeford. Mrs Adelard Mercier medical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Miss Pauline St Louis surgical patient at Mercy Hospital Port Saint Lucie Florida. Windsor Locks Connecticut resident Mr Stuart Flavin Jr visiting Biddeford parents Alfred Street. He will return to Connecticut later this week. Robert Brochu son of Mrs Alma Brochu 30 Dupont Avenue Biddeford arrives from Miami Beach to begin summer work May 25 at Yorkach Animal Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Tardif
Vine Avenue
Biddeford
Adelard Mercier
Wentworth Street
Webber Hospital
Pauline St. Louis
Vine Street
Mercy Hospital
Port Stuart
Connecticut
Robert Brochu
Alma Brochu
Dupont Avenue
Miami Beach
Yorkach Animal Forest
American Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers in Biddeford
The Owen-Davis unit of the American Legion auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in the hall on Adams street Biddeford to install officers. The meeting will be held at the post home Beach street in Biddeford with officer installation on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Biddeford
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Beach Street
Final meeting of Biddeford Troop 308 season banquet
The auxiliary to Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 308 hosts its season finale banquet at Marshview. Attendees gather at St Joseph parish hall at 6 45 p m Wednesday.
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Biddeford
Marshview
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Weekly church notes for Biddeford and Ogunquit
The Weekly Prayer meeting will take place Wednesday at 7 30 in the Biddeford United Baptist church. Community Bible Study will be conducted Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Ogunquit Baptist church Shore road.
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Biddeford United Baptist Church
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Christian Science service and church choir rehearse notices
The Christian Science society Hamilton Memorial at 42 Beach Street Saco will hold a service Wednesday evening at 7 45. On Wednesday the Lyman Baptist church Goodwins Mills the choir will rehearse at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting at 8 p m.
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The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Midweek Prayer Meetings List in Local Churches
Prayer meeting details announced for Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Advent Christian Church Kennebunk Lower Village. A midweek service set for 7 30 pm at Full Gospel Church Route 9 A Wells off Route 109. Prayer hour planned for 7 30 pm at Kennebunkport Advent Christian Church.
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Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Prayer and Bible Study Hour at Village Baptist Church
A prayer and Bible study hour will be held in the vestry of Village Baptist Church in Kennebunkport on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Kennebunkport
Sigma Delta Banquet Set by Biddeford Church at Flagstones
The Sigma Delta group of the Biddeford First Universalist church will hold an annual banquet Wednesday at Flagstone's in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Members are asked to assemble at the church at 6 p m and transportation is arranged.
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Sigma Delta Group
Biddeford
Youth choir rehearsal canceled this week at Saco Street Church
There will be no Youth choir rehearsal this week at the Saco Street Methodist church. Choir members are asked to come to the church Sunday morning at 9 30 for a rehearsal.
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Saco School Street Methodist Church
Casey Contends for Emmy. Hosts Gather for NBC Show
Dr Casey and Edwards lead the Emmy race as women voters in the academy sway results. The NBC telecast begins at 10 p.m. EDT with nominees across 26 categories spotted in Hollywood New York and Washington. Variety hosts sing with Judy Garland Yves Montand Edie Adams Carol Burnett and Perry Como. emcees are Bob Newhart Johnny Carson and David Brinkley.
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Edwards
Academy
NBC
Hollywood
New York
Washington
Judy Garland
Yves Montand
Edie Adams
Carol Burnett
Perry Como
Bob Newhart
Johnny Carson
David Brinkley
Card of Thanks from Joseph U. Bouchard
A note expressing gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers cards and baskets of fruit as well as well wishes received during a hospital stay. Signed by Joseph U. Bouchard.
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Joseph U. Bouchard
Funeral Services for Miss Louise Nadeau at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Miss Louise Nadeau aged 35 were held at St Joseph church with a solemn high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. Marc Franck. Deacon Rev. Armand Bill and sub-deacon Rev. Norman Carrier assisted. Bearers included Maurice Gendron Paul Boucher and others. Burial followed in St Joseph cemetery with committal prayers. Attending out-of-town relatives came from Dover N H Fitchburg Mass Manchester N H Kennebunk Somersworth and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Nadeau
Bay Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Marc Franck
Armand Bill
Norman Carrier
Rose Anna Rathier
Maurice Gendron
Paul Boucher
Robert Pate
Norman Perreault
Josephat Tardif
Ralph Tully
St. Joseph
Fr. Carrier
Royal Nadeau
Rosalie Nadeau
Walter Lachance
Rita Gustafson
Joseph Nadeau
Florence Nadeau
Dover
N. H
Adelard Nadeau
John
Alice
Thomas Nadeau
Fitchburg
Mass
Roland Brown
Ronnie
Robert Brown
Eva Cote
Edmond R. Nadeau
Manchester
John Nadeau
Kennebunk
Antoinette Geranis
Robert
A Geranis
Somersworth
Portland Doctor to Quit Practice After Indictments
Dr Jean B Ippolito Jr a Westbrook Maine physician faces two indictments for illegal morphine possession and has pledged to resign his practice and seek treatment for a throat condition officials cited esophageal abnormality noted by Superior Court Justice Thomas E Delahanty Ippolito 33 did not enter a plea
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Portland P
Westbrook
Maine
Jean B. Ippolito, Jr
Superior Court
Thomas E. Delahanty
Ippolito
AMA Attacks King-Anderson Plan On Senior Care
Annis, chairman of the AMA National Speakers Bureau, denounces the administration backed plan as wasteful and harmful to private insurance and aged care. Dr Leonard W. Larson, AMA president, says it would deprive seniors of the American private system and cites years of life gained under current care. The Kerr-Mills approach would let states administer aid for those 65 and older, while the King-Anderson proposal would tax Social Security payrolls to finance medical aid.
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Annis
England
AMA
Kerr-Mills
Refugee Influx Sparks Debate Over Non Communist Aid
Hong Kong officials offered no official comment on a Nationalist refugee offer, leaving London to speak for Britain. Skepticism circulates about Taipei taking in refugees as pressure grows with one source noting current numbers and projecting sharp increases. In Washington, Rep Francis E Walter urged admission of some refugees with U S aid to feed them, arguing it would expose the Red regime’s failure to feed its people.
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Hong Kong
London
Taipei
Washington
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
China
United States
Walter
House
Ex singer Miss Morgan may need surgery after bolt swallowed
Ex singer Exponent York hospital for examination to decide if surgery is needed to remove a bolt. An agent attributes the bolt's presence to swallowing it in clam chowder prepared by Miss Morgan in Maine two weeks earlier. Dams sourced from ocean. she maintains a summer home in Kennebunkport.
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York Hospital
Miss Morgan
Maine
Reed urges careful view on Maine trade impact and jobs
Reed says Maine exports 63.1 million in 1960 with 16,000 employed across 26 firms, noting two thirds of manufacturing face tariff protection. He advocates shifts in product lines or new products but warns tax relief may be temporary. Proposes a world-wide industrial research body to aid Maine industry and a broad trade mission including state departments and many business leaders.
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Reed
Maine
New England
Ara
Departments of Economic Development, Agriculture
Indivi
Wells youth pleads guilty to triple breaking and larceny
Young Donald R. Perkins of Wells pleaded guilty to three counts of breaking entering and larceny in the nighttime. Sentencing was continued to a later date. He was indicted for breaks on January 25 at Wells High School stealing six milk containers six ice cream bars and $4. February 4 at Wentworth Dennett School in Kittery stealing a record player valued at $15. and January 25 at Bertha Humphries restaurant in Wells stealing $1 in coins.
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Donald R. Perkins
Wells
Perkins
Wells High School
Wentworth-Dennett School
Kittery
Bertha Humphries
Stock Market Edges Lower In Quiet Trading
NEW YORK AP The stock market moved into a quiet sinking spell early this afternoon with several issues posting noticeable losses. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.70 to 239.30 as industrials declined 1.30 and rails 0.40 while utilities slipped 0.10. Losses ranged up to six points for growth issues such as Polaroid and Beckman Instruments, with other names like Vendo Magnavox Litton Brunswick and U.S. Steel down modestly. Dow Jones average down 0.40 to 644.59 at noon. American Stock Exchange prices were mixed in slow trading.
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New York
Associated Press
Polaroid
Beckman Instruments
Vendo
Magnavox
Litton Industries
Brunswick
U.S. Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
DuPont
Reynolds Tobacco
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Jailed in shooting case in Portland
Arthur L. Rawding, 29, sentenced to 10 i months in jail for shooting his brother Clarence H. Rawding, 37, at the Westbrook home last winter. Convicted of assault and battery after claiming the shooting was an accident.
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Portland
Arthur L. Rawding
Clarence H
Westbrook
Rawding
Superior Court
Thomas E. Delahant
Arthur
Survey on ETV use in Maine sparks debate
WATERVILLE AP A commercial television executive told Waterville Rotarians that a large majority of Maine citizens rejected out of school educational TV based on an American Research Bureau survey covering 11 counties from Feb 18 to March 16. Gene Wilkin of WGAN TV Portland said 99 percent regularly watched three commercial channels, with one percent in the other category. He argued that home beam ETV differs from in school use and noted federal money for equipment not operations. He floated a low cost microwave relay option as feasible for linking schools to an ETV studio.
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Waterville
Maine
Mgr
Gene Wilkin
Wgan-Tv
Portland
Wilkin
American Research Bureau
Women Begin Training For Factory Jobs At Biddeford Plant
Ten women start a three week training at John Roberts Inc in Biddeford for factory sewing work. They will work five six hour days weekly, receive 23 dollars weekly subsistence pay, and after training join production. A second three week program will follow.
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John Roberts, Inc
Biddeford
Area Redevelopment Administration
Webber Hospital
Join Roberts
Carmen D'Amico
John Roberts
Political clash over polls and debate in Republican race
Garland says Tupper denounced polls despite using them before while Bartlett accuses both Republican candidates of self interest. Bartlett calls Garland a political opportunist seizing on marital issues as he announced his separation shortly before Tupper entered the race.
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Garland
Tupper
Clyde Bartlett
Portland
Bartlett
Democrats Debate on Proportional Representation and Special Session
The exploratory Democrats have not begun detailed study of provisions. Hancock urged Reed to call a special session to remove constitutional limits that restrict Portland to seven representatives and give smaller counties more seats. Reed said no emergency exists and action now wouldn’t affect the next legislature, which can consider proposals more deliberatively.
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Hancock
Reed
Portland
Plane Crash Near Village Described By Witness
A Navy plane fell from about 9,000 feet into a clear sky and rolled several times before crashing a few hundred yards from the village. The witness said there was an explosion like an atomic bomb.
Traffic Lights Ready at Saco Intersections
New traffic lights at the intersections of Beach and Main Elm and North and Main and Beach streets in Saco were scheduled to be turned on this afternoon. The signals with 22 cycles were installed by Karr Electric of Auburn at a cost of 6900 dollars.
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Beach
Main
Elm
Saco
Karr Electric Company
Auburn
Beach town fires road foreman in 5 to 1 vote
Old Orchard Beach council dismissed Clyde A. MacDonald as road foreman amid charges of unapproved gravel purchase and hiring without authorization. He may work a two week notice. acting road foreman to be Percival Wardwell. Council also pursues license bill collection and sidewalk contract, denies taxi license, bans beach peddling, and approves registrar payment.
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Old Orchard Beach
Clyde A. MacDonald
John Trull
David V. McCallum
Leslie Wyman
Donald Jones
Charles D. Peckham, Jr
Leopold V. Sicard
MacDonald
Percival Wardwell
Wardwell
B. Gilbert
Poe Huff
Esther Crowley
Local Singing Group Enters Region Concert
The Knights of Harmony of Biddeford, Knights of Columbus, join 16 New England Glee clubs for a regional concert Sunday in Worcester Massachusetts, under director Lorenzo Beaudoin. Soloists include Emile LeBlond Jr and Joseph Berthiaume among tenors, with several other named vocalists across baritone and bass sections.
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Knights of Harmony of Biddeford Council
Knights of Columbus
New England
Worcester
Mass
Roger Bouchard
Marcel Roy
Victor Chretien
William Binette
William Audie
Raymond Nolette
Leo Nolette
Herve Paquette
Roger Labbe
Richard St. Pierre
Raymond Gendron
Gerard Gendron
Marcel Viger
Arthur Viger
John Tremblay
Fernand Picard
Joseph Huot
Street Rebuilding Plan Pondered by Saco Officials
An informal meeting of the Saco City council and Planning board reviewed how to spend a $10,000 street improvement fund. Mayor Dinsmore Worthing said the money would permanently repair one street after bids, with plans to select several streets and begin on the one within budget. The mayor hoped for a long-range rebuilding program.
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Saco
Jobless Pay Claims In Slight Decrease
Another small drop in unemployment pay claims was reported at the Biddeford Maine office of the Employment Security Commission. Last week 816 people drew benefits, down from 830 the prior week, with 17 under the extended benefit program. In the same week of 1961, 888 received benefits.
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Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Dead Cows Conceal Moonshine Operation Near Sawmill
In Nashville Georgia officers found a moonshine still buried under a sawdust pile amid dead cows used to mask the operation. Sheriff Walter Gaskins said a room had been built under a sawmill and the sawdust replaced. A man was arrested with five jugs of moonshine speckled with sawdust.
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Nashville
Walter Gaskins
Gaskins
Folded Birth Announcements for Five New Sons
Welcome to the Fold notes five birth announcements listing newborn sons for families in Maine. Richard Levi Jr weighs seven pounds six ounces born May 10. Bruce William weighs eight pounds six ounces born May 18. Richard Trempe weighs six pounds four ounces born May 16. a son weighing seven pounds five ounces born May 16.
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Richard Mason
Hollis
Richard Levi, Jr
Donald Gauvin
Pearl Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Bruce William
Lucien Trempe
Mt. Vernon Street
Biddeford
Richard Dumas
Cat Mousam Road
Kennebunk
Two Newborns ReCounted From Kennebunk and Puerto Rico
To Mr and Mrs Robert Leech West Kennebunk a daughter Deborah Lynn weighing eight pounds one ounce May 19 Grandparents Mrs Ruth Dalton of West Kennebunk and Mr and Mrs A Wesley Leech Kennebunk Great grandmothers include Mrs Ora McConnell and Mrs Alfie Leech both of Kennebunk To S/Sgt and Mrs John Lombard Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico a son Patrick John weighing six pounds 10 ounces May 4 Mrs Lombard is the former Marlene Grant Saco Mrs Lombard and daughters Kelly Dawn and Sherri Beth joined S/Sgt Lombard in Puerto Rico in January
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Robert Leech
West Kennebunk
Deborah Lynn
Ruth Dalton
A. Wesley Leech
Kennebunk
Ora McConnell
Alfie Leech
John Lombard
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Patrick John
Burns School Band Outdoor Concert Delights Large Saco Crowd
The C K Burns school band performed an outdoor concert at Saco School under Donald Libby with marches and melodies by Ribble Lehar Herbert and others. The program featured junior and senior majorette numbers and numerous band members and majorettes listed.
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C. K. Burns
Saco School
Donald Libby
M. H. Ribble
Franz Lehar
Victor Herbert
Alden Estes
E. Ortone
F. Weber
MacDowell
C. Richards
Riverside
Robert Stein
Bill Bailey
Vincent
Georgia
Tom Vining
Essie Pendleton
Steve Boucouvalas
Leon Tsomides
Lysse Burrowes
Morris Harper
Bill Nason
Bill Searle
Charles Scammon
Jay Sneider
Joan Nason
Harry Neilson
Beverly Rouillard
Pamela Pendleton
Judy Harriman
Bruce Wakefield
Tom Sawyer
David Wakefield
Carleton Kaler
David O’brien
Georgia Burrowes
Charles Hadiars
al Polackwich
Wayne McKenney
Charles Boucouvalas
Ted Terralis
John Knox
Richard Dolby
James Ross
Bill Bowie
Allen Hill
Meridith Searle
Former Bank Leader Dies in Portland at 74
Clarence A. Leighton, 74, former president of the Maine Savings Banks Association, died in a Portland nursing home Monday. He served 47 years with Portland Savings Bank and retired as treasurer in 1953. Survived by widow Grace. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at a Portland funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Clarence A. Leighton
Maine Savings Banks Association
Leighton
Portland Savings Bank
Grace
Mothers Jointly Installed In Synagogue Rites
Installation of officers for Etz Chaim men's group and Sisterhood occurred Monday evening in the vestry with Joseph Truman as installing officer. Inducted were Louis Spill, Charles Cohen, Joseph Sneider, Henry Cohen, Irving Sandler, Bernard Cohen for the men. Mrs. Carl Haas, Mrs. Arnold Shapiro, Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. Eliot Feinberg, Mrs. Allen Sneider, Mrs. Arthur Simensky for the Sisterhood. The UC dinner followed, with toastmistress Mrs. Jon Nathanson and Rabbi Boris Gottlieb giving the invocation. Cantor Kurt Messerschmidt provided musical entertainment.
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Etz Chaim Synagogue
Joseph Truman
Atty. Louis Spill
Charles Cohen
Joseph Sneider
Henry Cohen
Irving Sandler
Bernard Cohen
Carl Haas
Arnold Shapiro
Charles Green
Eliot Feinberg
Allen Sneider
Arthur Simensky
Edward Carp
Haas
Paul Lerman
Nettie Shapiro
Leo Simensky
Irving Zaitlin
Jon Nathanson
Boris Gottlieb
Synagogue
Kurt Messerschmidt
Temple Beth el
Portland
Dorothy Hicks
Saco To Receive Federal Payment For 1962 Entitlement
Dr. Frank Lawler, Saco schools superintendent, announced a telegram from Rep. Peter A. Garland that the Department of Health and Welfare has certified immediate payment under Public Law 874 of 10,534 from the 1962 entitlement of 15,267. Last year Saco received 14,369 under the same law. If the full amount is received this year, the district gains 898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lawler
Saco
Peter A. Garland
Department of Health and Welfare
Saco CAP Squadron Attends Seminar and Conference
Members of the Saco Civil Air Patrol squadron attended a Search and Rescue seminar at the armory with Lt Col Henry L Tammage of Robins AFB Ga as main speaker. He stressed radio comms and safety as the mission focus.
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Saco
Civil Air Patrol
Henry L. Tammage
Robins Afb
Alexander Hamilton
Edith Halasz
Clifford Bedell
Patricia Slack
Carol Mace- Ausland
Irene Halasz
Lorraine Gray
Robert Pelchat
Gardiner
Submerged Mid-Atlantic Ridge Stretches Across Oceans
The Mid-Atlantic Ridge forms a volcanic mountain chain linking Iceland, Ascension Island, and the Azores. It winds from the Arctic to Antarctica, shaping seafloor geology along the entire Atlantic seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Ascension Island
Azores
Arctic
Antarctica
Polaris Sub Being Built At Kittery
A third Polaris submarine is under construction at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The keel was laid with Horace Billings of Kittery Point striking the first ore. The Lafayette class sub, unnamed, follows the Abraham Lincoln and John Adams, and is due for completion by late 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, N. H
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Horace Billings
Kittery Point
Billings
Jacqueline Kennedy
Groton
John Adams
Saco Cub Scouts Visit At Museum
Cub Scouts from Den 1 Pack 310 Saco visited MacDonald's Mineral Museum on Ocean Park Road in Saco. They viewed Maine and New Hampshire mineral specimens and each boy could buy minerals for his collection. Leaders Mrs Jo an Means, Mrs Bernice Colomb, and Tom Lambert accompanied Cubs including Mark Audie, Leon Bouchard, Owen Colomb, Steven Kimball, Norman Means, David Milliard, Andy Paquette, Bruce Thompson, Dell Trecartin, and Calvin Vanier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Mineral Museum
Ocean Park Road
Maine
New Hampshire
Joan Means
Bernice Colomb
den Imother
Tom Lambert
Mark Audie
Leon Bouchard
Owen Colomb
Steven Kimball
Norman Means
David Milliard
Andy Paquette
Bruce Thompson
Dell Trecartin
Calvin Vanier
Training Program Fire Erupts Again in Biddeford
Firefighters from Biddeford faced renewed flames this morning after a grass fire during a Pine Tree corps training on Cleaves Street. They battled the blaze with a tank truck and booster, preventing further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Corps
Biddeford
Cleaves Street
Card Party Series Opens in Cape Porpoise
The Kennebunkport Memorial unit of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted the first card party at the new post home in Cape Porpoise. Winners in the men’s division were Carroll Matthews high, Leonard Bunnell second, Warren Libby low. women’s prizes went to Mrs. Mary Huff high, Mrs. Gladys Goodwin second, Mrs. Kathleen Stinson low. Mrs. Goodwin and Bert Estey received special prizes. attendance went to Mrs. Corrie Tatley of Sanford. Prizes were donated by Kennebunkport merchants. refreshments arranged by Mrs. Florence Inniss and Mrs. Alberta Redmond. Another party is set for next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the hall. Memorial Day plans were reviewed. auxiliary to meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. to finish preparations. A social will follow tomorrow’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Corrie Tatley
Sanford
Florence Inniss
Alberta Redmond
Kennebunkport Memorial Post
Hoffa Addresses Luncheon Amid Labor Conflict Crowd
Frame Up way and concurrent charges surface as Commercial Carriers held a labor deal with the Teamsters Union. The Miami case accuses mail fraud tied to a Florida real estate promotion. Hoffa spoke at a luncheon of the Teamsters political group, addressing about 1000 attendees including many women auxiliaries led by Mrs. Josephine Hoffa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Union
Miami
Florida
Hoffa
Teamsters
Namiepa
Josephine
Linsey Woolsey Fabric Favored in Colonial America
Linsey woolsey blended linen and wool proved strong and warm in Colonial America, despite being irritating to the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Thompson
Main Street
Lewiston
Tel
Ernest Belisle
US Navy
Burns School
Saco Cap
Polaris
Saco Cub
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