Personal notices and funeral for Biddeford resident
Mrs. Ethel Buck of Green street Saco remains a surgical patient at Saco Osteopathic hospital. Rene F. Lebel of 38 Foss street Biddeford has returned home after a period as a medical patient at Webber hospital. Omitted from refreshments at the Saco Rebekah lodge installation were Mrs. Lydia Ricker and Mrs. Sophie Mitchell. Lewis C. Weymouth is undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Clayton Weymouth Alfred. Mr. and Mrs. David Bates and family left Boston after visiting Mrs. Bates mother Mrs. Anne Colpitts of Saco the past two weeks. In Boston they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carthas before returning to Nantucket Island where Bates is employed at the airport. Funeral services for John Simoneau 24 Sullivan street Biddeford were held Monday from St. Andre church at 9 am a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr Aime Gignere assisted by Rev Edmund J Hache deacon and Rev Bernard Nicknair subdeacon. Singing by the male quartet of St Andre's church with organist Mrs. Laura Lauzon Proulx. Bearers were Henry Vaillancourt Albert Fecteau Paul Lachance Raymond Simoneau Norman Beaupre and Paul Gagnon. Burial in the family lot St. Joseph cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Nicknair. Attending out-of-town relatives and friends included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paquette Lowell Mass Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagnon Miss Jeanne Gagnon Miss Pauline Gagnon Mrs. Paul Gagnon Manchester NH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Buck
Green Street
Saco
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Rene F. Lebel
Foss Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Lydia Ricker
Sophie Mitchell
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Lewis C. Weymouth
L. Clayton Weymouth
Alfred
David Bates
Boston
Mass
Bates
Anne Colpitts
Paul Carthas
Nantucket Island
John Simoneau
Sullivan Street
St. Andre Church
Aime Gignere
Edmund J. Hache
Bernard Nicknair
St. Andre’s Church
Laura Lauzon Proulx
Henry Vaillanco
Portland Weather Summary with Warmer Temperatures
Variable clouds this afternoon with warmer spells and winds from the west to northwest 5 to 15 mph. Tonight it turns fair and not as cold with southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday looks fair and warmer with zone temperatures around 48 to 55 this afternoon and 35 to 40 tonight. Lowest temps: Caribou 29 Eastport 31 Greenville 28 Old Town 26 Portland 26 Rumford 27 Mt. Washington 11 Los Angeles 64 Halifax 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Los Angeles
Halifax
Church and Ahepa Meetings Set This Wednesday Evening
The W. S. C. S. of the Foss Street Methodist church will meet in the vestry Wednesday at 7 30. Hostesses are Mrs. Marion Spofford and Mrs. Frances Michie. An Order of Ahepa meeting is planned for Wednesday at 8 p m at Ahepa hall on Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss Street Methodist Church
Marion Spofford
Frances Michie
The
Order of Ahepa
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Biddeford-Saco Hadassah Meets Tonight at Etz Chaim
The first fall meeting of the Biddeford Saco Chapter of Hadassah is tonight at 8 at the Etz Chaim synagogue vestry. Guest speaker will be Mrs. James Miller of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Hadassah
Etz Chaim Synagogue
James Miller
Auburn
York County Salon 257 to Meet at Legion Hall in Saco
York County Salon 257 and Eight and Forty set Thursday October 19 at 8 pm at the Owen-Davis Legion hall Beach street Saco replacing the prior plan to meet at Mrs Martha Beaudoin home Depart mental of Maine officers will be special guests at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Owen-Davis Legion Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Martha Beaudoin
Departmental of Maine
Harvest supper for Saint Jean Baptiste society planned
The annual harvest supper for all members of the Society of St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the hall corner of Main and Elm streets Biddeford. Chapter 9 Widows of World War I will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the American Legion hall Beach street Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society of St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance
Main and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
American Legion Hall
Beach Street
Saco
First social of year at Biddeford K of C hall
The first social of the year will be held Wednesday at 8 p m at the Biddeford K of C hall by the Knights of Columbus auxiliary. A special attraction has been planned and members may invite guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford K. of C. Hall
Knights of Columbus
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters Meet in Saco
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Saco K of P hall A rehearsal will be held after the business meeting for inspections scheduled for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Saco K. of P. Hall
Church Notes Reminders for Wednesday Services
The Christian Science society Hamilton Memorial at 42 Beach Street Saco will hold a service Wednesday at 7 45 PM. The Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills choir rehearses at 6 30 PM and a prayer meeting at 8 PM. Advent Christian Church Kennebunk Lower Village holds a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Mid-Week Service at Full Gospel Church Wells
A mid week service will be held Wednesday at 7 30 P M at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A just off Route 109 Wells
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel
Wells
Prayer Hour Scheduled at Kennebunkport Church
A prayer hour will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the Kennebunkport Advent Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Advent Christian Church
Village Baptist Church holds midweek study hour
A brief report notes a fever and Bible study hour was held in the vestry of Village Baptist Church in Kennebunkport on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Religious Services And Meeting Notices
Holy Communion will be celebrated Wednesday at 8 am in Trinity Episcopal Church Saco. Unitarian Universalist Religious Education committee will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Biddeford First Universalist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Unitarian Universalist Religious Education Committee
Biddeford First
Biddeford United Baptist to Hold Pastor Candidate Vote
A special meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 8 p m at Biddeford United Baptist Church to vote on pastor candidates. All members are urged to attend following the prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Speech on postwar competition and production goals
In a collected speech fragment the speaker argues that the United States has lost its absolute supremacy in world capitalist production and trade and now sits similarly to prewar levels. The text then outlines a seven year plan aimed at raising the country to outpace the United States economically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Funeral Rites For Sandra Sylvestre Held At St Joseph
Funeral services for Sandra Lee Sylvestre aged 15 were held Monday morning at 8 50 from St Joseph church with Rt Rev Msgr Elie Hevey celebrating a solemn requiem high mass Rev Sylvia Levesque deacon and Rev Marc Franck sub deacon assisted By a male quartet and organist Diana Rousselle. Burial was at St Joseph cemetery with prayers at the grave by Rev Fr Levesque. Also present were classmates from St Joseph High School and a large out of town attendance from several states and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Sylvestre
St. Joseph Church
Msgr
Elie Hevey
Sylvia Levesque
Marc Franck
Diana Rousselle
Raymond Gagne
Richard Chretien
Donald Poirier
Lee Howe
Leroy Chretien
Mickey Cochrane
St. Joseph Cemetery
Fr. Levesque
St. Joseph High School
Rober Huppe
Michael Sylvestre
Raymond Labelle
William Carpenter
Elroy Kenny
Vivian Lacroix
Natalie Lacroix
Fast
Paul McKenny
Karen McKenny
Sanford
Edward Pelletier
Portland
Guy Garon
Boston
Mass
Laurent Garon
Los Angeles
Calif
Crosby births in Biddeford Pool and Biddeford
To Cecil Curtis Chittum of Estelle house Biddeford Pool a son Christopher Keith born October 9 weighing nine pounds seven ounces Mrs Chittum formerly Victoria Del Paso. To Jean Paul Lizelle 312 Elm Biddeford a daughter Janice Elaine born October 9 weighing eight pounds one ounce Mrs Lizette formerly Fieurette Nadeau. To Norman Perreault 9 Oak Biddeford a daughter Paquette born October 9 weighing six pounds Mrs Perreault formerly Claudette Tarif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Curtis Chittum
Estelle House
Biddeford Pool
Christopher Keith
Chittum
Victoria del Paso
Jean Paul Lizelle
Elm Street
Biddeford
Janice Elaine
Lizette
Fieurette Nadeau
Norman Perreault
Oak Street
Paquette
Perreault
Claudette Tarif
New Babies Born to Local Families in Biddeford Kennebunkport
Birth announcements list Donna Dolores Michaud Raymond J Michaels Deborah Lynn Morin Roger Alan Jonathan DeWolfe David Donald John Roland born in early October. Parents include Michaud Bergeron Morin Wales Sene cal Lamirande Moison. Homes cited: Biddeford Kennebunkport. Weighs range from four to eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Ronald Michaud
Washington Street
Biddeford
Donna Dolores
Michaud
Rachel Bergeron
Richard A. Michaels
Mechanic Street
Kennebunk
Raymond J
Gerald Torin
Emery
Engineer Named Auburn Planner Daniel Webster Jr Portland
Daniel Webster Jr a 28 year old from Portland has been named engineer planner for Auburn to succeed Roscoe L Clifford Calais city manager. Webster a University of Maine graduate previously worked two years in the planning department of the California Division of Highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Daniel Webster, Jr
Portland
Roscoe L. Clifford
Calais
Webster
University of Maine
California Division of Highways
Moderator Elected in New England Congregational Group
Dr. Robert Easton of Norway Maine was chosen Monday as moderator of the New England Congregational Christian Conference also known as the Continuing Congregationalists. The body opposes the 1957 merger forming the United Church of Christ with the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfeboro, N. H
Robert Easton
Norway
Maine
New England Congregational Christian Conference
Continuing Congregationalists
Congregational Christians
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Med. unit activates one year at Ft. Dix
The 173rd Medical Battalion an ArmyReserve unit with HQ at Ft. Williams will begin one year of active duty Tuesday at Ft. Dix. The battalion will serve as a command post for up to five field hospitals and evacuation companies along a recreated Natchez Trace scenic parkway in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland P
173Rd Medical Battalion
Ft. Williams
Ft. Dix
National Park Service
N. J
Natchez Trace
Mississippi
Asi
Scenic Parkway
Ies
Nigeria Uproar Over Peace Corps Postcard Incident
The incident began when Margaret Michelmore a 23 year old from Foxboro Massachusetts wrote a postcard describing primitive living conditions in Nigeria. Nigerian students demanded Peace Corps expulsions and barred volunteers from facilities. Nigerian officials urged calm noting U S relations should not suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Margery Michelmore
Foxboro
Mass
United States
Theophilus Benson
Nigeria
Kennedy
Michelmore
Ibadan
Washington
Benson
Ihbadan
Radio Nigeria
New York
Stephen 0. Awokoya
U.S
Designer dresses debut in spring market runway show
The article notes Monday introductions of one sleeve shortened or entirely cut dresses among spring market buyers. California designers theme influences the collection with Oriental and Negro models, bold color combos, and new silhouettes including bikini swimsuits for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Garment District
Gernreich
Legion of Decency
Chest Chest campaign leaders and agencies list
Campaign chairman Harry M. Wooster co chair Donald C. Doyle and Roger Paarker with Clayton W. Cartmill as executive secretary. First fund report meeting scheduled for Thursday with all workers reporting. Other reports dates October 24 October 31 and November 3. Division heads Richard A. Moore Maurice C. Roux Roger Sherman Thomas Armstrong Francis Condon Roger P. Moore Marin J. Rielly Roger Parker Clifford Purvis Richard Flynn. Community Chest agencies include Gorgeana Girl Scout Council Biddeford Public Health Nursing Service Northeast Hearing and Speech Center Pine Tree Council Boy Scouts of America and the Saco Public Health Nursing Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Harry M. Wooster
Donald C. Doyle
Roger Paarker
Clayton W. Cartmill
Richard A. Moore
Maurice C. E. Roux
Roger Sherman
Thomas Armstrong
Francis Condon
Roger P. Moore
Marin J. Rielly
Roger Parker
Clifford Purvis
Richard Flynn
Community Chest
The
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council, Inc
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Service
Northeast Hearing and Speech Center, Inc
Pine Tree Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Saco Public iHealth Nursing Service
Webber Hospital board reviews monthly reports
The Webber Hospital board met to hear monthly officer and committee reports. Treasurer Archie Maxwell said September was busy but all bills were paid. Finance chair M Abbott Pendergast noted improving state aid losses due to increased indigent payments. Executive committee chair Roger Sherman called for further study before a change to the hospital insurance plan. Administrator Carleton Davis announced Baker and Adam will audit the books at Oct 30 year end and noted a new EKG machine and microscope are in use. Attending were President Robert W. Cole Sr., Maxwell, Lloyd M. Anderson, Harry P. Garland II, Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr., Roy D. MacNaughton, Roger P. Moore, Pendergast, Herbert R. Bean, John Rogers, Leo Bourque, Judge Simon Spill, Ward R. Johnson, Davis and John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital Board of Directors
Archie Maxwell
M. Abbott Pendergast
Roger Sherman
Carleton Davis
Baker and Adam
Robert W. Cole, Sr
Lloyd M. Anderson
Harry P. Garland, II
Adelbert M. Jakeman, Sr
Roy D. MacNaughton
Roger P. Moore
Herbert R. Bean
John Rogers
Leo Bourque
Simon Spill
Ward R. Johnson
Davis
John Miller
State Chamber To Meet Today In Biddeford
Pepperell Manufacturing general manager Bernard F. Brady and S. D. Warren president George Olmstead Jr. will speak at the Maine State Chamber of Commerce night meeting at Pepperell Hall Biddeford tonight. The event begins at 4 30 p m with a business session and officer elections, followed by a social at six and banquet at six thirty hosted by the Biddeford Saco chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. Brady
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Maine State Chamber of Commerce
Pepperell Hall
Biddeford
George Olmstead, Jr
S. D. Warren Company
Westbrook
State Chamber
Biddeford-Saco
Supper Planned By Episcopal Church Women
The Episcopal Women of Biddeford outlined a public beef stew supper to be held at Christ Church in Biddeford on November 11. They met with Mrs. George Butler at Kennebunkport and planned the United Thank Offering for November 1 with Saco women joining. The devotional program by Mrs. Bertha Butler featured I am the Good Shepherd. Attendees included Mrs. Harris Baldwin, Mrs. Jessie Russell, Mrs. Annabelle Kelley, Mrs. James Harrison, Mrs. Harold Gould, Mrs. Clifton Allen, Mrs. Esdros Landry, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude Kimball, Mrs. Bertha Butler, Mrs. Carlyle Atkinson and Rev. Thomas Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
George Butler
Kennebunkport
Christ Church
Saco
Bertha Butler
the Good Shepherd
Harris Baldwin
Jessie Russell
Annabelle Kelley
James Harrison
Harold Gould
Clifton Allen
Esdros Landry
Frank Wilson
Gertrude Kimball
Carlyle Atkinson
Thomas Knox
Priest hospitality and church life in Moscow
The speaker commends priests as sympathetic and joyful, noting close ties with some. He contrasts countryside openness to tourists with wary embassy staff, cites limited church facilities, and mentions 45 Russian Orthodox churches serving Moscow's five million residents. Father Dion says worship is free but offset by atheistic propaganda, and he held Catholic services from his apartment. Frederic J. Richard succeeds Father Dion in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Father Dion
Russia
Frederic J. Richard
Assumption College
Garland Remarks On Education System And Lenin Remarks
Garland noted a lack of facilities for higher education and described the system as geared toward the gifted. Rep. Albert Quie commented on Lenin being revered while Khrushchev carries no pictures, and the pair then took a plane to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Garland
Rep
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Lenin
Khrushchev
Washington
Mixed Stock Market After Early Losses In New York
The New York market opened mixed as selective strength offset an initial decline. The Dow fell 0.57 to 702.58 at noon while the Associated Press average slipped 0.30 to 256.10. Auto stocks recovered with Ford up, GM and Studebaker up slightly, Chrysler and AMC steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Nikita Khrushchev
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Chrysler
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
U. S
Hibernians Plan Nov 12 Whist Nights in St Mary Hall
Division 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians outlined a series of whist parties to start November 12 at St Mary hall. Committees named led by Charles Gallagher general chairman and Neil Hector ticket chairman. A cribbage tournament was formed with Neil Hoctor as chairman and several members already signed. The order, chartered April 12 1875, is the oldest in Maine. five new members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Mary Hall
Charles Gallagher
Neil Hector
William Cosgrove
Clarence Kennedy
Neil Hoctor
Cornelius Hoctor
Pete Wynne
Joseph Kerry
Albert Colpitts
John Gleason
Qunetin Johnson
Eugene Wynne
Thomas Breen
William Judge
Quentin Johnson
Maine
Equipment awards recap: suppliers and totals listed
Equipment awards went to Narragansett Gymnasium Equipment company for basketball goals totaling 2888. Duff Manufacturing for desks 840. Hussey Manufacturing for bleachers 10223. Gledhill Brothers laboratory equipment 15543. Jackson Chairs cafeteria tables 2521.54. Gledhill Brothers classroom chairs 6157.50. Maine Office Supply drawing tables 909. Republic Steel lockers 13313. J L Hammett classroom desks and chairs 6075. Paris Manufacturing classroom desks and chairs 5985. Singer Sewing Machine sewing machines and chairs 817. Paris Manufacturing typewriting desks 987. Republic Steel classroom teachers wardrobes 1368. Maine Office Supply office furniture 270.05. Gledhill Brothers household arts equipment 3826. Burbank-Douglass cafeteria kitchen equipment 921277. Brodhead-Garrett industrial shop heavy equipment 12409.10. Stanley Worksman library shelving 2614.12. George's Appliances household arts appliances 1455.65. Fisher-James commercial department equipment 4119.92. Jackson Chairs gymnasium movable chairs 4600. Reo Window Shade window shades 4174. Westinghouse Electric Supply light fixtures 52007.85. Hervert G Parker stage curtain cyclorama 2940. Blanchard Associates fire extinguishers 964.90. Republic Steel locker room benches 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Gymnasium Equipment Company
Duff Manufacturing Company
Hussey Manufacturing Company
Gledhill Brothers
Jackson Chairs, Inc
Maine Office Supply Company
Republic Steel Corporation
J. L. Hammett Company
Paris Manufacturing Company
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Burbank-Douglass Company
Brodhead-Garrett Company
Stanley Worksman & Associates
George's Appliances & Furniture Inc
Fisher-James Company
Jackson Chairs
Reo
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company
Hervert G. Parker Company
Blanchard Associates, Inc
VFW Seeks Public Shelter Program Expansion
The resolution calls for a nationwide shelter project for those able to fund it and urges a public plan to construct shelters of adequate size and strategic locations to protect all citizens. It emphasizes ensuring shelter coverage aligns with projected needs and community requirements.
Summer cottage exodus and local society notes Cape Porpoise
The exodus of summer visitors continues with Miss Jane Day closing her cottage on Pier road and several families leaving Nestler's Point and Langsford road. The Women's Guild met October 11 with 25 present and planned to support the Christmas Fair on December 6. Local residents celebrate an October 19 granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wagner. A Cape Porpoise anniversary party for George and Mrs. Seavey highlighted with a purse of money and cakes at Nell and Mark's in Scarborough, while many relatives gathered at the Seavey home. Additional social visits span Oak Road, Boothbay Harbor, Peggy's Cove, and Bar Mills, with card party prize winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Day
Pier Road
William Nordstrom
Waltham
Mass
Frederick Patch
Framingham
Nestler’s Point
Lois Crowell
Eleanor Gaffiney
Daniel Leach
Shrewsbury
Langsford Road
Women's Guild of
Church-on-the-Cape
June Perkins
Ruth Pinkham
Ernest Wagner
Frederick Wagner
Pittsfield
N.H
George Seavey
Cape Porpoise
Nell and Mark
Scarborough
Seavey
John Seavey
Donald Seavey
Raymond McGinley
Old Town
Manchester
Harrison Seavey
Stanley Johnson
North Berwick
Nancy Judd
University of Connecticut
Paul McGinley
Enosburg Falls
C. Austin Buchanan
Troy
N.Y
Boothbay Harbor
Gertrude Seavey
Evelyn Richardson
Alice Coit
Miriam Wetmore
Peggy's Cove
Nova Scotia
Harvey Bixby
Ward Road
Coit
Bixby
Ethel Wescott
James Thompson
Nellie Eldridge
Leslie Welch
Kathleen Stinson
Otis Doane
Ilsie Ridlon
Albert Seavey
Anne Grant
Central Maine Power reports 728000 income in September
Augusta firm Central Maine Power Co reports net income of 728000 for September, up 94000 from the prior year. The 12 months ending September show 84 million in income, compared with the same period in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Khrushchev presses for German peace treaty and UN rights
Khrushchev urged a German peace treaty by year end or sooner if the West agrees, demanding West Berlin become a free demilitarized city and urging equal UN rights for socialist neutralist and imperialist states. He backed a nonaggression pact among Warsaw Pact members and the Rapacki plan for atom-free zones and disengagement between military blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
West
East Germany
United Nations
U.N. Agencia
Red China
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
United States
Warsaw Treaty Organization
Hose
Europe
Far East
Lonely Man Rings Alarm in False Fire Call
In Providence Rhode Island a box fire alarm rang at Stewart and Broad streets yesterday. Joseph Cummings 57 admitted sounding the alarm claiming loneliness and desire to go to jail. He faces arraignment today on a charge of intentionally sounding a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I.P
Stewart and
Broad Streets
Joseph Cummings
Cummings
AMVETS Post To Install State Friday Night
AMVETS post in Biddeford plans installation of officers Friday evening at the post home Alfred Street Biddeford State Commander Ralph White to conduct the ceremony with staff assistance Harold Russell past national commander to help induct new members and administer oath The 16th anniversary of AMVETS Maine founding will be observed with his attendance and aid in the ceremony A flag burning ceremony planned October 26 at Memorial Field is open to the public and old faded flags may be dropped at the ceremony or with any Veterans organization A Veterans Day parade is set for November 1 starting at 10 am from Main and Elm streets Biddeford to Saco with grand marshal Robert Libby Disabled American Veterans chapter A cribbage and ping pong tournament are also in progress under Commander Ronald Huot with prayers by chaplain Renald Berthiaume and a special award to Gerard Morin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contra Staples
Amvets
Post
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Ralph White
Harold Russell
Maine
Biddeford-Saco
Main
Elm Streets
Saco
Robert Libby
Disabled American Veterans Chapter
Ronald Huot
Renald Berthiaume
Gerard Morin
Maine WCTU Holds Conclave in Gardiner
The Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens its annual convention in Gardiner with committee reports and preliminary business. Gov. Reed will speak tonight as officers are to be elected Wednesday. Mrs Benjamin J. Sweet of Houston serves as president in her 50th year with the WCTU, with final address by Mrs. Herman Stanley of Evanston, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Maine Women's Christian Temperance Union
Reed
Benjamin J. Sweet
Houston
WCTU
Herman Stanley
Evanston
Ill
Small Industry Called For In Maine Growth Plan
Raytheon Co. board chairman Charles F. Adams urged Maine to recruit small industries making light products. He argued Maine’s lack of raw materials and long transport distances raise costs for heavy goods while addressing New England Council members. The dinner honored Lt. Gen. Donald N. Yates, named Outstanding Son of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Charles F. Adams
Raytheon Co
Maine
New England Council
Adams
Donald N. Yates
Air Force
Bangor
Council
Defends Legislature Amid Press Criticism in Maine
Senator L Robert Porteous Jr Republican from Falmouth defends the 100th Maine Legislature noting achievements include a new district court system election law revisions pollution measures railroad tax relief reapportionment and higher educational funding while criticizing journalism bias from Representative Louis Jalbert Democrat Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
L. Robert Porteous, Jr
R-Falmouth
Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
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Eve Ews
Sandra Sylvestre
Notre Dame
Webber Board
St. Joseph Rectory
Alexander P. Anastasoff
Priscilla J. Barker
Thomas H. Barker
Alexander Anastasoff
Anastasoff
Episcopal Church
Hibernians
VFW
Cape
Alice M
Crowell
Soviet
Virginia
Carey Bros. Jewelers
Main Street
Dennett & Craig, Inc
Saco, Maine
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