Landrys Return Visit Ends as Gauvin Takes Leave
Mr and Mrs Ernest Landry of Worcester Mass depart after visiting his sister Miss Louise Landry and Achille Landry on Graham Street Biddeford. Airman Robert Gauvin spends leave with his parents on Prospect Street Biddeford after basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will report to Bangor AFB at the end of his leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Landry
Worcester
Mass
Louise Landry
Achille Landry
Graham Street
Biddeford
Robert Gauvin
Philip Gauvin
Prospect Street
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Bangor
Public whist party at Alfred Street Biddeford hosted by Le Foyer
A public whist party will be held tonight at 7 20 at 97 Alfred street Biddeford sponsored by Le Foyer society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Street
Biddeford
le Foyer Society
Beach Resident Is Given Heavy Court Sentence
An Old Orchard Beach man, Robert A. Lambert, 24, was fined 200 or jailed 90 days by Judge Simon Spill for operating after license suspension. Lambert, of 46 Old Orchard Avenue, appealed to the January term and was remanded on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Robert A. Lambert
Old Orchard Avenue
Lambert
Spill
J. Ralph L. Lariviere
Elm Street
Lariviere
Four Speech Events Slated At University
ORONO The University of Maine department of speech will sponsor four speech events for secondary schools during the 1962 63 school year. The events include the fourth annual University of Maine Debate clinic on November 9, the ninth annual Oral Interpretation Clinic on January 11, the 15th annual Debate Tournament February 15 16, and the University of Maine Speech Festival on April 20. The programs feature debates on foreign trade policy, lectures and demonstrations on oral interpretation, and a festival with group discussion poetry drama and oratory. Details and courses offered in summer sessions are available from Prof Gardner Stevens Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
University of Maine
New England
Maine Speech Association
Maine Play Service
Gardner
Stevens Hall
Orono
Biddeford Firemen Respond to Three Calls Yesterday
Biddeford firemen were sent to three fires yesterday afternoon and last night. The earliest call was to a dump fire on Main Street at 3 16. A brush fire at Alfred Boutin’s property at 12 Atlantic Avenue was stopped at 3 35 with a booster line. A booster was also used on a brush fire at Greenwood Cemetery on Cole Road at 7 01 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main Street
Alfred Boutin
Atlantic Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Cole Road
Deaths Angelina Bedard Dies After Brief Illness
Angelina Bedard 57 of 33 Pool Street Biddeford died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born October 2 1905 in Franklin New Hampshire she was daughter of Ernest and Malvina Dorion. Surviving husband Alcide H Bedard and son Robert E Bedard both of Biddeford. Funeral from St Andre church Tuesday at 9 am with calling hours at Emond Funeral Home Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Bedard
Pool Street
Biddeford
Alocal Hospital
Franklin
N. H
Ernest and
Malvina Dorion
St. Louis
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Notre Dame Hospital
St. Andre Church
Ste. Anne Sodality
Our Lady of Victory Circle
The
Oblate Chalice
Alcide H. Bedard
Robert E. Bedard
Ernest St. Louis
Ste Gertrude
P. Q
Laurette Valliere
Lucienne Lemoine
Sorel
Dolores Dubois
Beauharmes
Marthe Demers
Gentilly
Gertrude Boisvert
Maria Dupont
Three Rivers
Robert St. Louis
Beauharnois
Jean Louis St. Louis
Drummondville
Ben‘cit St
Emily S Tomlinson dies after long illness in Conn hospital
Emily S Tomlinson 54 formerly of Saco died this morning at a Waterbury Conn hospital after a long illness. A Woodbury Conn native and Connecticut College for Women graduate, she earned a Smith College MSW and served on staffs of Child and Family Services of Portland and the Children's Home of Portland since 1946. She was casework supervisor at the Sweetser Children's Home in Saco beginning in 1949. Funeral services at St Paul Episcopal Church Woodbury Monday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily S. Tomlinson
Saco
Waterbury, Conn
Woodbury
Conn
Connecticut College For Women
Smith College
Child and Family Services of
Portland
Children’s Home of
Sweetser Children's Home
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Our Lady of Victory Circle to Pray for Mrs Bedard
Members of the Our Lady of Victory circle will meet at Emond Funeral Home on Monday at 2 p.m. to say prayers for Mrs Angelina Bedard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Emond Funeral Home
Angelina Bedard
Funeral services for Ber Nadette Bouffard
Funeral services for Miss Bernadette Bouffard of 120 Alfred street Biddeford were held this morning at St. Joseph church. Rt Rev Msgr Elie Hevey solemnly celebrated a high mass of requiem assisted by Rev Norman Carrier and Rev Sylvia Levesque. Burial was in Notre Dame section of St Joseph cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Marc Franck. Out of town attendees included Frank Moreau of Dover NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Bouffard
Alfred Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Elie Hevey
Norman Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
St. Joseph
Diane Frechette Rousselle
Wilfrid Perreault
Frank Moreau
Dover
N. H
Funeral Services for Daniel F Ready at St Mary Biddeford
Funeral services for Daniel F Ready were held at St Mary church Biddeford with a requiem high mass celebrated by Rev Cornelius J Enright. William Cleary led the choir and Miss Louise Welch played organ. Bearers included Paul Hoctor Walter Nelson Norman Murphy William Murphy Daniel Reardon and Francis Hoctor. Burial followed in St Mary cemetery with graveside prayers by Rev Maurice Goan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Ready
St. Mary Church
Biddeford
Cornelius J. Enright
William Cleary
Louise Welch
Paul Hoctor
Walter Nelson
Norman Murphy
William Murphy
Daniel Reardon
Francis Hoctor
St. Mary Cemetery
Maurice Goan
Saco Home Sold to Cyrs. Old Orchard Beach Lot Transferred
The property at 15 Ly man Avenue Saco formerly owned by Mrs Yvonne Adams sold to Mr and Mrs Reginald Cyr. The one story six room dwelling with bath and one car garage sits on a large lot. Nicolas Scontras Realtors 194 Main Street Saco handled the sale. The lot at 36 Fifteenth Street Old Orchard Beach owned by Guy E and Ednamae Neveux bought by Carroll G and Susie M Tarr through Julien A Hamann of Downing Marier Inc. The Tarrs will use the residence year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Avenue
Saco
Yvonne Adams
Reginald Cyr
Fifteenth Street
Old Orchard Beach
Guy E
Ednamae Neveux
Carroll G
Susie M. Tarr
Julien A. Hamann
South Street
Biddeford
Downing & Marier, Inc
Tarr
Maine Wins 1961 Award for License Control System
State earns award from American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators for licensing control and regulations. Secretary Paul A. MacDonald said Thursday the honor derives from a detailed survey of license control activities and Maine's licensing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Maine
Paul A. MacDonald
Partly Cloudy Portland Weather Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions continue in Portland with a low around 40. Sunday sees lingering clouds and cooler temperatures with no precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Church Notes Highlight Sunday Evening Services
A compact list of Sunday worship times across Biddeford Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach Saco and Wells noting Advent Christian First Assembly of God and United Baptist church services Youth Fellowships and lay leaders plus special lectures by Dr Wesley G Huber at the Saco Unitarian church as part of Adventures in Christian Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Jefferson Street
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Saco
Aco
Lyjman First Baptist Church
Good‘wins Mills
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Salvation
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
Saco United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Goodwins Mills
Wesley G. Huber
Evangelistic Association of New England
Saco Unitarian Church
Maine highway death rate rises 94 percent this year
Maine reports a 94 percent rise in highway fatalities for the year, the lowest in New England. Vermont follows with 15.3 percent, while New Hampshire shows the highest at 25.4 percent. Maine toll reached 150 by Oct 15, up from 137 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Adah Chapter Of Eastern Star Has Inspection
Adah Chapter of Eastern Star held an inspection at Biddeford Masonic Hall with Mrs. Anne R. Horsman visiting as worthy grand matron. Distinguished guests included three last grand matrons and other officers. class exemplifications occurred and a Community Chest donation was approved. November events and notices for upcoming officer nights and inspections were announced along with refreshments and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Anne R. Horsman
Portland
Grand Chapter
Maine
Ella F. Fickett
Elizabeth M. Calderwood
Biddeford
Juanita Sessions
York
Herbert Sessions
Rand Tron
Agnes — H.wett
South Berwick
Thelma Gipe
Marshal
Mary Bobbins
Louisa Bruns
Martha
Nellie Douglas
Electa
Esther . Linscott
Kittery
Marion, McAuley
Saco
New Jersey
George W. Rooman
Agnes Johnson
Ways and Means
Rooman
Hazel Beety
Helen LeGallee
Marion Dexheimer
Ruth Herrick
Johnson
Herrick
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Edward Wolfertz
Fadette
Winnigance
Yarmouth
Madonna
Kennebunk
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Chinese claim Indian attack near McMahon line
Chinese state media cited by a New China News Agency described Indian troops with artillery launching a large-scale offensive in the eastern sector. It said Chinese forces suffered heavy losses and were forced to defend. The fighting was depicted near the Kechilang River north of the McMahon line, a border India contests with Tibet. Prime Minister Nehru is reported to have ordered Indian forces to push Chinese troops back from areas claimed by India. China accuses India of planning a major invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iater
China
Kechilang River
India
Tibet
Nehru
Pope Endorses Plurality Election Despite Progressive Block
The article notes the Pope backed a plurality system while the initial council vote produced broad representation. It states the commission, including the so-called progressives, had sought wider input and influence in the majority election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Progressives
Nuclear test observers cheer at Pacific Command launch
Observers at Admiral Harry Felt's Pacific Command near Honolulu exult over Friday night's Dominic series test despite repeated postponements. The launch faced weather issues with heavy cloud and drizzle and multiple 15 to 30 minute holds, yet optimism stayed high until lift off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific Command
Honolulu
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Woman Hurt In Two Car Saco Mishap
A 68 year old Cumberland Center woman, Hattie McCann, fractured shoulder in a two car collision at Elm and Temple streets in Saco yesterday afternoon. She received on scene care from Dr. David H Sheehan and was taken to Saco hospital then Portland’s Maine Medical Center. John McCann, 71, Cumberland Center, drove east on Elm. Stephen Muslawski, 44, Temple Street, drove south on Temple. McCann cited for running a red light. Damages: $400 to McCann vehicle and $300 to Muslawski car. Patrolmen Far Jamieson and Alberick Martin investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Center
Elm
Temple Streets
Saco
Hattie McCann
David H. Sheehan
Saco Hospital
Maine Medical Center
Portland
John McCann
Elm Street
Stephen Muslawski
Temple Street
McCann
Saco Poice
Maslawski
Far
Jamieson
Alberick Martin
College Girl Clocked At 105 Beats Curfew In Department
Mary Quinlan 19 of Buffalo pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to reckless driving after a state trooper said she reached 105 mph while racing to reach St Joseph's College for Women in North Windham before a 1230 am curfew. He testified she forced a car off the road and weaved along U S One near Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mary A. Quinlan
Vermont St
Buffalo
N.Y
Gene Pierce
St. Joseph's
North Windham
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Pierce
Quinlan
U.S
Yarmouth
Rose Lamothe Elected Regent of Daughters of Isabella
Mrs Rose Lamothe was elected regent of Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella at a special Biddeford meeting in St John hall Adams street Installation will be in the hall Tuesday night at 8 with Miss Anita Hunter Presquesle state regent as installing officer Refreshments will follow with Mrs Yvonne Mondville chairman and the hospitality committee in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lamothe
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Anita Hunter
Presquesle
Yvonne Mondville
Saco Alderman Wins Endorsement for Ward 7 Seat
Bryce G. Milne, current Ward 7 alderman, was endorsed by the Saco Ward 7 Republican committee as the candidate for Ward 7 for the coming year. The group also endorsed William Haase for warden and Mrs. Ruby Packard for ward clerk. Other election matters were reviewed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce G. Milne
Saco
Republican Committee
William Haase
Ruby Packard
Stewardess Missing After Door Detaches From Plane
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Aviation Agency opened a probe into the Hartford area incident after a stewardess on a twin engine flight was reportedly ejected when a loose outside door blew open near Bradley Field. Pilot Harold Gould reported the door loss and guided authorities to the crash site as farm residents aided the search. The body of the stewardess was found by Robert Swingle in Farmington, about 100 yards behind his house, after a local resident reported hearing a scream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Moriere
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Bradley Field
Harold Gould
Alexandria
Gould
Miss de Moliere
Poice
Swingle
Farmington
Maine official named chair at Northeast Mental Health_conf
Dr William E F Schumacher Maine director of mental health was elected chairman of the executive committee at the final session of the Northeast State Governments Conference in Mental Health. The conference concluded Friday with 80 delegates from Maine and Delaware in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
William EF. Schumacher
Maine
Northeast State Governments Conference
Idelaviares
Ties For Teens By Elinor Williams
A reader asks about handling a grounded breakup when a boyfriend dates her rival and how to cope with unresponsive romance. Elinor Williams advises maintaining house dates, staying within parental rules, and keeping in touch by phone while grounded to protect self. A second letter asks how to handle not being his type. the answer encourages moving on to nicer peers and pursuing mutual interest, emphasizing self-respect and trying others who are kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Elinor
Ans
Guidance Of Daughters Panel At Women’s Club Discusses Homemaker Prep
At the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union in Saco a panel debated whether teens are adequately prepared to be good homemakers. Speakers included Mrs. Bacheller, psychologist Spira, Sen. Erwin, and Mrs. Johnston. The discussion covered family school roles, parental patience, civic involvement, and religious upbringing. An open Q&A followed with plans for a Silver Collection and upcoming district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Saco
Hamilton Hall
Beach Street
Doris Bacheller
Thornton Academy
Philip, Spira
Sweetser
Children’s Home
James Erwin
York
G. Stephen Johnston
North Saco
North Saco Christian Church. Moderator Was Mrs. Stephen Patrick, Jr
Bacheller
Spira
Sen
Erwin
Johnston
Patrick
William Marston
Donald Skilling
Westbrook
Marston
Clement Taylor
Haas
Shepherds Become Sheep At Ecumenical Council
Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan of Baltimore and Bishop Charles H. Helmsing of Kansas City-St. Joseph describe Vatican II bishops as “sheep,” adapting to Rome’s bustle with 2,700 prelates present. They note buses, lunch lines, crowded corridors, and street corner chats, calling the assembly a reunion and a novel experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Vatican City
Rome
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Charles H. Helmsing
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Shehan
Court weighs desegregation crisis with troop comparison
An Atlanta appellate court debated contempt charges against Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson as five of seven judges favored the Justice Department injunction. Chief Judge Elbert P. Tuttle said a ruling would come soon, though no decision was disclosed. Dissenting judges questioned naming Mississippi officials as parties and urged court jurisdiction questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Justice Department
Griffin B. Bell
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. District Court of the
Southern District of Mississippi
Mississippi
Mer
Lane Begins New Career In Basketball
Chicago based Frank Lane, famed baseball executive with 325 deals and about 500 players, starts a basketball career as Chicago Zephyrs GM. He discusses trades, drafting, and moving the team to the Coliseum, aiming to revitalize Chicago basketball with Jack McMahon as coach and Staverman as a traded asset among several moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Lane
Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Lane
Chicago Packers
Zephyrs
Jack McMahon
International Amphitheatre
Coliseum
Dave Piontek
Larry Staverman
Staverman
Jones Favored Over Foster in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP reports Doug Jones, ranked No. 2 in the World Boxing Association light heavyweight division, is the favored fighter as he prepares for a scheduled 10 round match at Madison Square Garden against undefeated Bobby Foster of Washington. Foster substitutes for Zora Folley who withdrew due to illness. Foster has 12 straight wins but no tests against top contenders. Jones has endured a rough year with losses to Folley and Harold Johnson and a draw with Eric Schoppner in Germany. the fight will be televised nationally on ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doug Jones
World Boxing Association
Bobby Foster
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Foster
Zora Folley
Ones
Folley
Harold Johnson
Eric Schoppner
Germany
ABC
Lions and Colts Top K of C League Action
In Knights of Columbus league play at 20th Century lanes the Lions won five points over the Bears behind Al Dudley’s 326. The Colts matched with a 326 by George Garnache, beating the Packers as Nick Gillis' 341 helped. Giants fell three points to the Browns led by Jerry Forcier's 343 and Ray Gendron's 336. Redskins lost three points to the Eagles despite Phil Masse’s team setting a 554 single, and Adrien Les blond led the Eagles with 323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
al Dudley
Bears
Knights of Columbus
Colts
George Garnache
Packers
Nick Gillis
Giants
Browns
Jerry Forcier
Ray Gendron
Redskins
Rol Laverriere
Eagles
Phil Masse
Adrien Lesblond
Maine rally criticizes Reed and Tupper on elder care and housing
McIntire urged an Industrial Building Authority while blaming Reed for ignoring Maine's economic woes and lacking a concrete improvement plan. Hathaway argued private insurance cannot serve the elderly, noting Blue Cross plans and Social Security tied funding. Kellam faulted Tupper for not backing housing acts, stressing Maine's high senior citizen share and lagging elder programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Reed
Dolloff
Hathaway
Associated Hospital Service of Maine
Ronald L. Kellam
Rockland
Stanley R. Tupper
Kellam
Admission at Formerly White University Sparked by Court Action
The court denied Mississippi's motion to dissolve the order and to dismiss contempt proceedings against Barnett and Johnson in a majority decision. The disputed admission underscores ongoing desegregation tensions and legal scrutiny of institutional compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Mississippi
Barnett and
Johnson
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Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Kennepunk Landing
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
Beacons For Christ
Lyman First Baptist Church
Fellowship of the Church
Fail Gospel Church
Sditute
Route 109
Wells
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foss Street Methodist Church
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Thomas Vining
MYF
Saco School Street
Commission On Education of the
Adah Chapter of
Eastern Star Has Inspection
Council
Nuclear
Saco Alderman
Union
Ecumenical Council
McIntire
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