Local Notices Highlight Seaside and Biddeford Residents
Mrs Bertha Vose of Seaside Avenue Old Orchard Beach is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Theresa Janelle 54 St Marys Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Donald E Hooper boilerman first class USN son of Roy L Hooper of 372 Alfred Street Biddeford participated in NATO exercise Team Work aboard the destroyer USS Gearing Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Sneider Alfred Street Biddeford were Mr and Mrs Paul Sandler after visiting Boston New York and the Catskills will return to North Hollywood Calif Mrs Sneider and Mrs Sandler were girlhood friends in California and had not seen each other for 25 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Vose
Seaside Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospitars
Theresa Janelle
St. Mary’s Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Donald E. Hooper
USN
Roy L. Hooper
Alfred St
Allen Sneider
Alfred Street
Paul Sandler
Boston
New York
Catskills
North Hollywood
Calif
Sneider
Sandler
California
Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus will be held tonight at the Washington Street hall in Biddeford. The AM VETS Auxiliary led by Merton Ira Staples will meet at 8 tonight at the Alfred Street post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street Hall
Biddeford
Merton Ira Staples
Amvets
Alfred Street
Cadets of Saco Salvation Army Meet Friday
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m.
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Saco Salvation Army
Jury System in Our Country Today Featured by Biddeford Rotary
The Biddeford-Saco Rotary Club heard Atty. Charles W. Smith discuss the jury and judicial system from Anglo-Saxon origins to today. He warned against efforts to abolish juries and urged maintaining a strong judiciary as essential to freedom. Reported by Dr. Arthur Corriveau and others, with Interact notes and club introductions. Next week Col. John M. Goodman will speak on Doing Business with the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Smith
St. George de Beauce
Canada
Arthur Corriveau
David Wigley
Harry M. Wooster
William Smith
Interact
Rotary Clubs
Wooster
Joseph G. Grondin
David Spear
John M. Goodman
Army
Street Department Open House Slated
Open house will be held at the Biddeford City Garage this Saturday. Mayor Willie W. Pomerleau notes new city equipment will be displayed alongside other city owned gear. The event coincides with Fire Prevention Week activities. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford City
Willie W. Pomerleau
New City
Fire Department
Goldwater Draws Crowds at New Jersey Stop
Goldwater continued along the New Jersey shore into Newark’s industrial-suburban belt, drawing larger crowds with each rally. He attacked Johnson’s slogans and dismissed the war on poverty as phony. A separate item notes a 32-page Anglers Guide to Sharks detailing 34 Atlantic coast shark species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pese
New Jersey Shore
Newark
Goldwater
Johnson
Atlantic
Card of Thanks for Eugene S. Cole family
The family of the late Eugene S. Cole extends thanks to friends neighbors relatives and delegations for aid and sympathy during the bereavement and for tributes cards and car transportation for the funeral.
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Eugene S. Cole
Death of Rev Rene J Caouette at 54 in Biddeford
Rev Rene J Caouette 54 of 19 Union St Biddeford died at home after a long illness born December 21 1909 in Biddeford son of Pierre and Marie Caouette he studied at St Andre s School St Charles Seminary Sherbrooke Quebec and Montreal Grand Seminary ordained June 1 1938 served as curate then pastor of St Ann Danforth until 1963 survivors include brother Myriah two sisters Juliette and Muriel Caouette and stepmother Mrs Pierre Caouette calling hours and funeral details listed with services at St Joseph Church Biddeford led by Rt Rev Msgr William Cunneen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene J. Caouette
Union St
Biddeford
Pierre and
Marie (Morin) Caouette
St. Andre’s School
St. Charles Seminary
St. Ann
Danforth
Myriah
Juliette
Muriel Caouette
Pierre Caouette
Emond
Hill St
St. Joseph’s Church
William Cunneen
Diocese of Portland
Funeral services for Mrs Olivine Lottinville in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Olivine Lottinville of Garfield Street Saco were held at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church. Msgr Arthur Dube led a solemn requiem high mass with Rev Arthur Jalbert deacon and Rev Normand Carrier subdeacon. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Father Carrier. Bearers were Maurice Roy Paul Cote Alberic Guay and Urbain Gagne. Out of town mourners included Rane R Lottinville Seattle Emile Parent Mrs Rita Fredette Berlin Leo Le Tarte Hartford Rudolphphe LeTarte Maynard Mr and Mrs Robert Nadeau Somersworth and Mrs Beatrice Hamel Claude Hamel Cape Madeline Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivine Lottinville
Garfield Street
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Arthur Dube
Arthur Jalbert
Normand Carrier
Eva Carrier
Ladies’ Choir
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
Father Carrier
Maurice Roy
Paul Cote
Alberic Guay
Urbain Gagne
Rane R. Lottinville
Seattle
Wash
Emile Parent
Rita Fredette
Berlin
N.H
Leo LeTarte
Hartford
Traffic cases heard in Biddeford Municipal Court
Biddeford Municipal Court held a busy session with Associate Judge Gerald C. Nas presiding. Teens Norman A. Boivin and Joanne R. Chasse, both 16, pleaded guilty to operating motor vehicles without licenses and were fined 15 dollars each. Harvey E. Woodcock, 19, pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle without a license and was fined 15 dollars. Ernest Magnan, 61, was fined 5 dollars for failing to display a current inspection sticker, pleading nolo. Ralph M. Gordon, 44, was fined 5 dollars for inspecting without a valid sticker, also pleading nolo. Complainants included Trooper Mandell and Trooper Pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Norman A. Boivin
Buxton
Boivin
Edward J. Mandell Jr
Joanne R. Chasse
Nason
Mandell
Harvey E. Woodcock
Westbrook
Ernest Magnan
Grayson St. Biddeford
Nolo
John Pride
Alfred
Ralph M. Gordon
South Portland
Gordon
Pride
Biddeford School Committee Sets Custodian Hours and Gym Use
The Biddeford School Committee approved a 39 hour week for custodians and arranged gym use for St. Louis High basketball and St Francis College home games at Biddeford Junior High. An adult evening course in advanced blue print reading for local company employees was announced, with a January start and a later opening due to past attendance issues. A differential pay plan for non classroom duties was discussed, with a Wednesday meeting set for further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Emery
St. Louis
St. Francis College
Raymond E. Kenneally
Metal Tech Inc
Lund Manufacturing Co
Saco- Lowell Shops
Keuffel and Esser
Kennebunk
Biddeford Preachers Association
Portland Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny and Cool
This afternoon mostly sunny and cool with maximum temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. Winds northeast 15 to 25 mph. Tonight fair followed by increasing cloudiness and not so cold with minimum temperatures in the 30s. Winds diminishing to northeast 10 to 15 mph. Friday mostly cloudy with a good chance of intermittent rain or rain showers. Winds becoming southerly and then increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mothers' Club Elects Officers in Kennebunk Village
The Mothers' Club in Kennebunk Lower Village elected officers including President Mrs Kay Baum and Vice President Mrs Isabelle Gooch. A food sale was planned for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Red and White Store to raise funds for the Darlene Atkinson Fund. A Men’s Club supper is set for Oct 15 at Kennebunk High School with Grace Gunn leading the committee. A sunshine basket was given to Mrs Geniva Neal and another to Mrs Otis Doane who is convalescing. An all day meeting is scheduled for Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Mothers’ Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Kay Baum
Isabelle Gooch
Elise Cooper
Jessie Gooch
Shirley Schmidt
Baum
Garden Street
Darlene Atkinson
Grace Gunn
Kennebunk High School
Vera Clough
Marie Porter
Nellie Brannan
Marion Going
Mary McKenney
Geniva Neal
Otis Doane
Church Officers Are Selected At Goodwins Mills
Robert W. Cole Sr. was re elected president of the Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Church at the annual meeting. New officers include Howard Procter vice president, Dorothy Cole clerk, Coyle Smith treasurer, Mary Waterhouse collector, Joyce Smith auditor, Waterhouse Genealogy? (text shows Waterhouse) deacons and deaconesses listed with multiple members. Committees named Finance reporter publicity music flower sunshine Sunday School mission society youth. Also a motion to appoint Rev Mathew Farnum pastor and youth advisors to study purchase of a movie projector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills
Robert W. Cole Sr
Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Church
Howard Procter
Dorothy Cole
Coyle Smith
Mary Waterhouse
Joyce Smith
Carleton Waterhouse
Waterhouse
David Smith
Robert Cole Jr
Linwood Goodwin
Gladys Waterhouse
Smith
Joan Cole
Joyce Goodwin
Gordon Cole
John Harris
Robert Cole
Leo Goodwin
James Waterhouse
Walker Smith
Donald
Anita Waterhouse
Doris Smith
Lois Cole
Ruth Harris
Virginia Gay
Chestina Brown
Procter
Charlotte Cole
Lawrence Brown
Oscar Rundgren
Harris
Molly Goodwin
Virginia Procter
Flower
Jean Goodwin
Sunshine
Brown
Church
Ethel Mullett
Elinor Rundgren
Mission Society
Isolde Cole
Judy Goodwin
Mathew Farnum
Robert Nickerson
Johnson Urges Grass-Roots Drive as Campaign Push Continues
LBJ told AFL-CIO delegates he will keep campaigning until November 3 and urged all Democrats to do the same to preserve land and protect policies. He criticized unnamed opponents in televised remarks, warning that bipartisan peace programs are under attack and the world’s peace would be in grave danger if dissenters prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Vermont
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Goldwater
Washington
Reading Ability Discussed By Biddeford Testing Group
The Biddeford Committee on Testing held its first meeting at Biddeford High School to plan a coordinated, district wide testing program for Biddeford public schools. Reading ability at the elementary level was the initial topic, with Carlton Wood outlining the Kittery program and its reading materials. Members listed include Supt Raymond Kenneally and school principals Paul Stebbins and Robert Hodge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Carlton Wood
Kittery
Raymond Kenneally
Paul Stebbins
Robert Hodge
Gertrude Doliff
Clara Stone
Reno Roy
Travers Jackson
Spencer Trask
Ernest Harmon
Roger Painchaud
Paul Brunelle
Church Women Plan Fall District Meeting in Portland
Seven members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of School Street Methodist Church Saco will attend the fall Portland district meeting in Auburn tomorrow. A WSCS officers workshop will be at Congress Street Methodist Portland Oct 17 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Portland
Auburn
Wilma Griffith
WSCS
Congress Street Methodist Church
Elizabeth Stevens
la Dora Agen
Stephanie Buter
Virginia Strombom
Saco United Baptist Church
McIntire Workers Schedule Meeting
A meeting of Republicans for McIntire for the U S Senate is planned tonight at 7 at the Tupper Headquarters on Main Street Biddeford. Workers who will man telephones at the office are to be instructed in the proper techniques. Any women volunteers who wish to work may attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
U. S. Senate
Tupper
Main Street
Biddeford
Maine confirms new members to state boards and commissions
Marshall Also confirmed and sworn in was Richard Y. Chadwick of Cumberland as a member of the Maine Aeronautics Commission replacing Richard S. Clement who is leaving the state. Other confirmations included Robert W. Hudson Lewis ton Advisory Council for Hospital Survey Act Barnett I Shur Portland Land Damage Board Walter M. Baker Livermore Falls State Personnel Board Leo J. Morency Rumford and Robert Ashman Chelsea Water Improvement Commission Virginia M. Burnham Farmingdale State Board of Nursing Roy C. Blake Sr. Brooklin John M. Conley Jr. Bath Robert O. Brown Fairfield Albert H. Page Auburn members of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation Drs Hugo Rothschild Thomas ton Edward Thegen Bucksport medical examiners for Knox and Hancock Counties Allison Loring Eastport Washington County Recreation Authority Hadley B. Miller Waldoboro public administrator for Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Y. Chadwick
Cumberland
Maine Aeronautics Commission
Richard S. Clement
Robert Moore
Casco
Robert W. Hudson
Lewiston
Advisory Council For Hospital Survey Act
Barnett I Shur
Portland
Land Damage Board
Walter M. Baker
Livermore Falls
State Personnel Board
Leo J. Morency
Rumford
Robert Ashman
Chelsea
Water Improvement Commission
Virginia M. Burnham
Farmingdale
State Board of Nursing
Roy C. Blake Sr
Brooklin
John M. Conley Jr
Bath
Robert O. Brown
Fairfield
Albert H. Page
Auburn
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Hugo Rothschild
Thomaston
Edward Thegen
Bucksport
Knox
Hancock Counties
Allison
State Continues Page Inc Evidence Instructions
Justice Silsby urged jurors to keep an open mind and form no opinions until all evidence is heard. He outlined three evidentiary types: subjective, demonstrative, and circumstantial, and defined each type for the jury.
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Page Inc
Silsby
Biddeford Fire Crews Contain Grass Fire at City Dump
Biddeford firefighters battled a grass fire at the city dump yesterday afternoon using a booster line. A second call this morning at 7 near 73 Sullivan Street involved a blaze caused by hot ashes in a car ton box with no water used. The three story wooden tenement is owned by Paul Lemelin.
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Biddeford
Sullivan St
Paul Lemelin
Saco Pythian Sisters Initiation Rites Held
Saco Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters held initiation rites in the Main Street hall with President Mrs. Bertha Twomey presiding. Invitations noted include a Woodfords reception for Mrs. Merrill, a Laurel Temple event for Mrs. Weeks in Kezar Falls, and a get together supper for Sisters and Knights at the Saco hall on November 11. The charter was draped for 30 days in memory of Mrs. Lizzie Hayner. an investigating committee was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Main Street
Pepperell Square
Saco
Bertha Twomey
Woodfords Temple
Dorothy E. Merrill
Past Chiefs Association
K. of P. Hall
Woodfords
Laurel Temple
Kezar Falls
Marion Weeks
Riverside Methodist Church
Knights
Saco Hall
Lizzie Hayner
Mary Dawn
Sylvia Smart
Maude Brown
Initiation Held for New Maine Woodcraft Member Eva Roberge
Mrs Irma Morse grand chief of Maine presided as Eva Roberge joined Woodfords Temple Portland The initiation team included Mrs Helen Mills grand senior Maine and Mrs Josephine Haskell grand protector Maine with guest Mrs Marion Lib by Also present were Mrs Clara Blouin and Mrs Marie Lunetta prize winners designated hosts for October 21 meeting Hostesses last night were Mrs Sarah Metcalf and Mrs Violet te Gobeil Mills spoke on the Supreme Jubilee in Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Morse
Maine
Eva Roberge
Helen Mills
Josephine Haskell
Marion Libby
Woodfords Temple
Portland
Malvina Miles
Blouin
Sarah Metcalf
Violette Gobeil
Hot Lunch Week Observed By Town Leaders In OLD ORCHARD BEACH
National School Hot Lunch week will start Oct 12. On Oct 13, Town Manager Leon F. Jones council members and Superintendent Bernard C. Forbush will join Jameson School children for a luncheon with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Leon F. Jones
Bernard C. Forbush
Jameson School
Appeals Board defers Poirier garage addition variance
Building inspector reports the Saco Zoning Appeals Board voted unanimously to defer granting a variance to Theodore Poirier for a 10 by 10 garage addition to a Cum berland Avenue property. The site in an R-2 residential zone allows only residential occupancy and limited other uses after board hearings. Poirier has applied for occupancy, per records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Dolby
Saco Zoning Appeals Board
Theodore Poirier
Poirier
Cumberland Avenue
Saco
Board of Appeals
Saco Board Variance Rules On Ted's Auto Body Permit
Saco residents question board authority over a variance for a commercial venture in a residential zone. Chapter 90-A allows variances to avoid undue hardship if not departing from ordinance intent, and only when the municipality specifies the exception terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancy
Ted
Saco
Traffic Accident Reported in Biddeford on Elm Street
A rear end collision on Elm Street caused extensive damage to a vehicle. Biddeford Police identified drivers as Paul Barden, 51, of Tasker Street, Saco, and Roger Deering, 60, of Kenneb port. Deering said he was stopped in traffic when struck from behind. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Biddeford
Paul Barden
Tasker Street
Saco
Roger Deering
Kennebunport
Deering
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Eral
Street Department
Rene Caouette
Mrs
Biddeford Court
St. Francis
HIG M. P.M
Lbj
McIntire Workers
Marshall
Kinmond
Elm St
Saco Pythian
Appeals Board
Sampson’s
Swift
Rosedale
Oxford
Kea
Swift’s
Wilson
Gerber’s
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
HUNT
Golden Hubbard
Tokays
P Bey
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