Personal notices from Biddeford area residents
Roger Normand of Wentworth Street has returned home after a period as a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Elaine Delisle and Anita Leembert of Pepperell Manufacturing and Metropolitan Life Ins, plan visits to Washington DC and Annapolis. Richard F. Johnson, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson Jr, serves on the destroyer USS DeHaven stationed at Long Beach, California, bound for a two year Western Pacific cruise with the Seventh Fleet, home port Yokosuka. Lt Gerald Saucier, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Saucier of Biddeford, arrived at Simonstown, South Africa, for a five month good will visit along the African coast. The South Atlantic Amity cruise includes five Navy ships and Marines detachment, delivering books, clothing, medical supplies, toys and gifts to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Normand
Wentworth Street
Webber Hospital
Elaine Delisle
Anita Leembert
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Washington
D. C
Annapolis
Richard F. Johnson
USN
Frank Johnson
Pool Road
Biddeford
Pacific
DeHaven
Long Beach
Calif
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Yokosuka
Japan
Gerald Saucier
Henry Saucier
Pool Street
Simonstown
South Africa
Africa
Death Notice for Charles F Sinnett 58 Pawtucket RI
Charles F Sinnett 58 of 10 Patterson Ave Pawtucket R I died suddenly at home Friday Born May 30 1903 Cape Porpoise son of Austin Lamont Sinnett and Ethel Wakefield Sinnett Rhode Island resident 35 years retired Bird and Son employee Widowed Florence Givens two daughters Evelyn Rumery Pawtucket and SFC Marion Sinnett WAC sister Evelyn Evans Kennebunkport brothers George L Sinnett South Weymouth Mass Frank W Sinnett Gales Ferry Conn two grandsons and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Monday East Providence R I interment Rumford R I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sinnett
Patterson Avenue
Pawtucket
R. L
Cape Porpoise
Austin Lamont
Ethel
Wakefield) Sinnett
Rhode Island
Bird and Son Company
Kennebunk
Florence Givens
Evelyn Rumery
Weather outlook for Portland stays fair and cool
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Portland with cooler temperatures tonight. Sunday should be similar with the high and low temps about the same as today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Church Notes from Saco area services this Sunday
Bible Baptist Church of Saco will host a training union at 6 p m and evening worship at 7 p m. Full Gospel church on Route 9A near Wells 109 will hold a Young People service at 6 30 p m and an evening worship at 7 30 p m. First Baptist Church on Ocean Avenue in Old Orchard Beach to have an evening worship at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Church of
Saco
Saco City Hall
Full Gospel
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Youth Fellowship Meetings This Weekend
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of South Biddeford meets Sunday at 6 30. The Foss Street Methodist church group meets tomorrow. The Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Saco United Baptist church meets Sunday at 6 PM.
Senior High Youth Fellowship Meeting at Saco United Baptist
The Senior High Youth Fellowship of the Saco United Baptist Church will convene tomorrow at 6 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming activities are discussed and youth participation is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saco United Baptist Church
Meeting notices for local churches on Sunday evening
The West Kennebunk Methodist church will meet Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church vestry. An evening service will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the age Baptist church in Goodwin Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Bapatist
Goodwin Hills
Lyman Baptist Church To Hold Junior Senior Meetings
Junior and senior B. F. meetings will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Lyman Baptist church. The event invites members of the congregation to attend the weekly religious gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Baptist Church
Weekend Youth and Church Services in Saco Area
The Youth Fellowship at Goodwins Mills Advent Christian church meets Sunday at 7. A World Order Sunday service is planned at 11 at the Saco Methodist church with Rev. Norman J. Leangmaid delivering A New Order Or A New Heart. MYF at School Street Methodist in Saco, led by Joyce Stevens, gathers Sunday at 6 in the vestry for Blessed Are The Peacemakers. James McClements of Gordon Divinity School will speak at both morning and evening Bible Baptist services at Saco City Hall auditorium. The 1961 Confirmed Class of Saco First Parish Congregational meets at 5:30 for The Church as a Friend. The Senior Youth Fellowship at First Parish Congregational meets at 6:30 to discuss Is It Gods Business to Forgive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
MYF
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Joyce Stevens
James McClements
Gordon Divinity School
Beverly Farms
Mass
Bible Baptist Church of
Saco City Hall
Saco First Parish
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco First Parish Adult Bible Study Meet Monday
The Adult Bible Study class of the Saco First Parish Congregational church will meet Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco First Parish Congregational Church
Goodwins Mills Grange to Attend Local Service in Lyman
Members of Goodwins Mills Grange will attend the Sunday morning worship service at 9 30 at the Goodwins Mills Methodist church in Lyman In observance of World Order Sunday the pastor Rev Norman J Langmaid will have as his sermon topic A New Order Or A New Heart Mrs John Attleson is superintendent of the Sunday school which convenes at 10 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills Grange
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Lyman
Norman J. Langmaid
John Attleson
MYF Meeting At Goodwins Mills Church
The MYF of the Goodwins Mills Methodist church Lyman will meet with their counselors Sunday at 5 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Lyman
Adventures in Christian Living Event at St Demetrios Church
A Biddeford Saco Council of Churches program continues Monday at 7 15 p m in St Demetrios Greek Orthodox church Biddeford with a new session of Adventures in Christian Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Sace
Baby David St Michel Dies at Home in Old Orchard Beach
David St Michel three month old son of Leo and Mona Nason St Michel died at home on 8 Grenwood Lane Old Orchard Beach Friday afternoon after a brief illness. Born in Biddeford July 3, he is survived by his parents one sister Marie Anna and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar St Michel all of Old Orchard Beach. Burial will be this afternoon in the family lot at St Joseph cemetery. Arrangements were through Emond Conroy funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David St. Michel
Leo
Mona (Nason) St. Michel
Grenwood Lane
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Marie Anna St. Michel
Edgar St. Michel
Old Orchard Act
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond-Conroy Fu Funeral Home
Teachers Urged To Back State Education Effort
State Sen. Ralph D. Brooks Jr. urged Maine teachers to push for stronger educational support. Speaking to the Kennebec County Teachers Association, he called for active teacher involvement with legislators, running for office, public speaking on needs, and parent engagement. He noted the 100th Legislature approved a record 8 million more for education and advocated district consolidation, form tax reform for equity, and expanded vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ralph D. Brooks Jr
Yarmouth
Brooks
Maine
Kennebec
Blind Man Spearing Trial Ends with Dismissals
Assistant district attorney questioned witness Spearing about driving. he admitted blindness. Judge McClanaghan ordered an investigation of witnesses and dismissed drunken driving charges against Spearing and Millaccio. Milaccio testified he drove the car that collided with Albert Spry on Nov 5, 1960, after earlier witnesses identified Spearing as the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Peruto
Spearing
Peruto
Francis X. McClanaghan
McClanaghan
Khrushchev Purge Sparks New Party Rules And Exiles
New ideas ready for approval would change how the Communist party governs itself. Expulsions and punishments for disgraceful acts, plus new sins like insufficient devotion and anti collective leadership, could roll heads from Malenkov to Molotov. A party declaration may target leaders abroad, including Walter Ulbricht, amid a wider purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormal
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Ukraine
Stalin
Y. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
U.S.S.R
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Swiss Alps motorists get road updates by dialing 11
Motorists in the Swiss Alps can obtain the latest road conditions by dialing the number 11. The simple service provides current weather, closures, and routing advisories for travelers traversing the alpine routes. Authority sources note quick, around the clock access and publication of updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Alps
October Tides High Low Chart
A historical tide table lists daily high and low tides with times for October. Entries show morning and afternoon readings across several dates, indicating shift in tide levels and corresponding AM and PM moments.
Twin City Trio Gets Promotions At Shipyard
Three Twin City workers received promotions at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard this week per an announcement by Rear Admiral C. J. Palmer. Claude R. Violette becomes general helper, Donald R. Collard rises to clerk typist in the supply department, and Dorothy M. Grant of Saco is named clerk stenographer in planning. All were selected for merit based advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
C. J. Palmer
Claude R. Violette
Donald R. Collard
Biddeford
Dorothy M. Grant
Saco
Mrs Ida Baker Remains As Manager In Local Firm Change
Mrs Ida Baker, long a fashion executive in Biddeford's Twin City area, stayed on as manager after the Murphy company sale to Leonard Drapeau. She has represented the firm at New England and New York shows, as an independent buyer and later for Murphy. Baker, a member of the New England Apparel Association, has produced many local benefit fashion events over 30 years and served as bridal consultant. She is married to Joseph T. Baker, a retired railroad employee and current parking lot attendant at the First National Bank of Biddeford. The couple plans to remain in Saco and the Twin-City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murphy Company
Leonard Drapeau
Dominican unrest flares as protests reach Santo Domingo
Antigovernment demonstrations triggered by a rector appointment at Santo Domingo University escalated into five days of riots. Police moved in after hundreds marched shouting liberty, injuring at least 20 as stones and metal objects were hurled from rooftops. Trujillo family exile talks surfaced but officials offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trol
Santo Domingo University
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Liberty
Ernesto Rubirosa
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillos
Hector
Jose Arizmendi
Pedro Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Artificial Sutured Heart Surgery Timeframe
The procedure involves suturing inside the heart or aorta during surgery that lasts from 20 minutes to an hour. A heart lung machine maintains the body's normal circulation during the operation.
US to Review Aid Policy Toward Neutral Nations
After the Belgrade conference ended the United States ordered a review of its aid policy to neutral nations. Some neutrals were seen as too friendly to Russia and too critical of the United States and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
United States
West
Oil burner floods tenement on Birch Street in Biddeford
Firemen were summoned this morning to a tenement at 66 Birch Street in Biddeford after another oil burner overflow. No water or oil was used on arrival. Donald Stevens is the occupant of the tenement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Donald Stevens
Birch Street
Births at Webber Hospital and area towns in October
Mrs Rene D Paquet of Saco welcomes daughter Debra Alta on October 9 weighing six pounds two ounces. Mr and Mrs Leni Chevorne of Biddeford greet son Kurt on October 13 at five pounds 11 ounces. Walter F Danis Sr of Biddeford two sons Scott Allen born October 13 weighing seven pounds 7 ounces. Raymond A Guignard of Biddeford welcomes son James Michael eight pounds one ounce born October 14. Frederick C Blow of Saco daughter Donna Alice six pounds five ounces born October 15. Renud N Thibault of Biddeford son Daniel Paul eight pounds fifteen ounces born October 17. David H Wormwood of Saco daughter Patricia Anne seven pounds one ounce October 1. Leo H St Ours of Biddeford son Mark eight pounds half ounce born October 17. Roger Perrault of Biddeford son eight pounds nine ounces born October 17. Frank J Hogan of Old Orchard Beach daughter seven pounds two ounces born October 19. Bertrand J Ouellette of Saco daughter seven pounds ten ounces born October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene D
Paquet
Middle Street
Saco
Debra Alta
Leni J. Chevorne
Bradbury Street
Biddeford
Kurt
Walter F. Danis Sr
Newtown Road
Scott Allen
Raymond A. Guignard
Elm Street
James Michael
Frederick C. Blow
Franklin Street
Donna Alice
Renud N. Thibault
Gertrude Avenue
Daniel Paul
David H. Wormwood
Patricia Anne
Leo H. St. Ours
Orchard Street
Mark
Theresa Chase
Roger Perrault
Main Street
Frank J F. Hogan
Central Park Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Bertrand J. Ouellette
Three Newborns At Saco Hospital Across Maine Towns
At Saco Hospital a daughter Dorothy Debra born Oct 16 to Mr and Mrs Girard Mc Kee of 47 Adelaide Road Old Orchard Beach weighing seven pounds one ounce. To Mr and Mrs Richard Albert of 74 Main Street York a son Douglas Robert weighing seven pounds 10 ounces born Oct 17. To Mr and Mrs David Wyman of Beach Street Kennebunkport a daughter Nanette Lee weighing five pounds two ounces born Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Hospital
Girard McKee
Adelaide Road
Old Orchard Beach
Dorothy Debra
Richard Albert
Main Street
York
Douglas Robert
David Wyman
Beach Street
Kennebunkport
Nanette Lee
Birth Announcement for John Mark Franklin
To Mr and Mrs Lee Franklin Patric ia Ambrose Birmingham Alabama a son John Mark weighing eight pounds one ounce October 2 at St Catherine s Hospital Birmingham Alabama Grand parents Mr and Mrs Harry Ambrose Kennebunk and Mr and Mrs Edward Hall Montgomery Alabama Great grandparents Mrs Marry Fitzgerald Yonkers New York Mrs Betty Lon Franklin Sampson Alabama and Mrs Sander D Watford Graceville Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Franklin
Patriccia Ambrose
Birmingham
Ala
John Mark
St. Catherine's Hospital
Harry Ambrose
Kennebunk
Edward Hall
Montgomery
Marry Fitzgerald
Yonkers
N. Y
Betty Lon Franklin
Sampson
Sander D. Watford
Graceville
Fla
Maine motorists urged to renew to keep plate numbers
Thousands of Maine motorists are urged to renew registrations by November 1 to preserve current plate numbers. Secretary Paul A. Donald said the Motor Vehicle Division has several thousand 1962 plate applications and will issue new six year plates next year unless numbers are kept or a special number is reserved. Public notices via newspapers and radio advertise the deadline, with required fees including the $15 registration, $1 for special numbers, and the excise tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Paul A.joe Donald
Motor
MacDonald
Castro Promises Rapid Cuba Growth Outpace Latin America
Fidel Castro said Cuba will reach in eight years the growth rate other Latin nations need 25 years for under Kennedy era Alliance for Progress. He criticized the United States for stalling development and threatening war to promote an imperial system. He forecast rural unemployment to vanish next year, though urban prospects appear weaker. Since 1959 his government reduced unemployment from about 700,000 to 214,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
United States
Latin America
Castro
Past Matrons and Patrons Honored by Adah OES
Past Matrons and Past Patrons Night at Adah chapter Order of the Eastern Star Biddeford Masonic hall honored all past leaders with a wheel ceremony in theme As Time Moves On. The program directed by Louise Hatlin and assisted by Eve Rooman Agnes Johnson Jean Arnold featured a wagon wheel display, floral symbols, and Father Time reading names as red roses were placed on spokes. Gifts and pins were given, with donation to the Community Chest and notices of future events and inspections announced for District 14 and other chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Louise Ha Tlian
Eve Rooman
Agnes Johnson
Jean Arnold
Bessie Day
Geraldine Doughty
Rena Woodward
Chrysoula Emery
Sandra Court
Father Time
John Court
Elizabeth Tate
Edna Woodman
Agnes Lachance
Frances Smith
Helen LaGallee
Hazel Beety
Marion Dexheimer
Romayne Helms
Edna Stackpole
Lois Burnham
Elizabeth Calderwood
Ruth Bailey
Gertrude Davis
Alice Snow
Carrie Dolloff
Eva Harper
Helen Parks
Gladys Goodwin
Harpoothan
Shirley E. Parks
Elizabeth M. Calderwood
International Temple Committee
Virginia C. Bunker
Ellsworth
Aurora Star Club
Iona
Portland
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Deering
Mildred MclIntosh
Worthy
Eaen
Mary Clopper
Bay Staters Fined In Biddeford Court
Two Lynn residents faced fines in Biddeford Municipal Court. Thomas G. Hart, 40, paid 15 dollars after pleading guilty to intoxication in a motor vehicle. George E. McLean, 36, paid 10 dollars for operating without a license. Roland M. L Heureux Jr., 23, of 77 Brown Street Kennebunk, pleaded guilty to the same charge and the case was continued for sentence. State police were complainants in all three cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Thomas G. Hart
George E. McLean
Roland M
L'Heureux, Jr
Brown Street
Kennebunk
L'Heureux
Harbor Projects in Maine Start This Year
Arm y Engineers will begin three small harbor projects in Maine during the year ending June 30, 1962. Wells Harbor channel and anchorage basin will cost 572000 dollars. Pepperell Cove in Kittery plans a six foot deep channel at 203000 dollars. South Bristol Harbor plans dredging a five foot channel at 127000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arm
Maine
Wells Harbor
Anchorage Basin
Pepperell Cove
Kittery
South
Bristol Harbor
Patrol Leaders Named In GS Troop 29 Selection
Patrol Leaders of GS Troop 29 were elected at Scout hall Pool street Biddieord. Patrol 1 Thunderbirds led by Patricia Grondin with Doris Lafortune as assistant. members Nancy Jariz Charlotte Baiguy Patricia Pelletier Beverly Ryan Claire Mercier. Patrol 2 Eagles Nest led by Susan Anger with Jean Gauvin as assistant. members Anne St. Pierre Elaine Rossignol Diane Dubois Diane Thibault. Patrol 3 Wild Rose led by Donna Dubuc with Linda Ouellette as assistant. members Diane Boucher Paulette Rossignol Estelle Letellier Patricia Boisvert Janet Beaulieu. Social hour followed with games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Pool Street
Biddieord
Patrol
Thunderbirds
Patricia Grondin
Doris Lafortune
Nancy Jariz
Charlotte Baiguy
Patricia Pelletier
Beverly Ryan
Claire Mercier
Eagles Nest
Susan Anger
Jean Gauvin
Anne St. Pierre
Elaine Rossignol
Diane Dubois
Diane Thibault
Patrol 3
Wild Rose
Donna Dubuc
Linda Ouellette
Diane Boucher
Paulette Rossignol
Estelle Letellier
Patricia Boisvert
Janet Beaulieu
Saco Seeks $32,000 Park Loan and $5,000 Grant
The Saco Industrial Commission in the name of the Saco Industrial Park has applied to the Area Redevelopment Administration in Washington for a 32,000 dollar loan and a 5,000 dollar grant. Funds would finance a railroad spur to serve the park and an additional access road. The road would pass to the new industrial park site and sewage treatment plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area _ Redevelopment Administration
Washington
Saco Industrial Commission
Saco Industrial Park
Economic council forecasts show growth and jobs rise
Frederick R. Kappel and Douglas Dillon addressed a business council dinner on a balanced 1963 budget and hopes for inflation restraint. Dillon forecast unemployment dropping to about 5 percent by next summer, while Heller projected output rising from 540 to 565 570 billion dollars by mid-1962, with third quarter at 526 billion and some forecasters predicting a peak near mid-1962 before slowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Council
Kennedy
Congress
Dillon
Washington
Kappel
Business Council
Kappell
Dr. Heller
Flooded oil burner call at Saco home
Saco firefighters responded to a flooded oil burner at the home of Mrs. Arthur Berrigan on Union Street yesterday afternoon. No oil or other damage was reported and no hazards were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Arthur Berrigan
Union Street
Ruff Heads Oor Bangor Grand Election Victory
Howard J D Ruff of Skowhegan was elected grand master in Bangor, signaling a major leadership shift. The ceremony drew regional Masonic members and local officials noting the historic turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Howard
Ruff
Skowhegan
E&I Union Hears Talk By Prof Barker At Saco Meeting
Sixty members and guests of the Women’s Educational and Industrial union gathered at the Hamilton Memorial clubrooms in Beach street Saco to hear Prof Paul Barker speak on I Apologize for Man. Barker associate professor of sociology and anthropology at Gorham State Teachers College, showed pictures from many nations and shared views on life and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
Paul Barker
Gorham State Teachers College
Barker
Everett Ladd
William Marston
Webhannet Club
Kennebunk
Stephen Patrick
State Federation
Marston
John Burnham
Ways and Means
Clayton Eaton
Mary Stearns
Chester Pease
Larry Dearborn
Republican Club
Hamilton Memorial Hall
Peter Garland
Russia
Ralph Meserve
Girl Scout Troop 85 Maps Program Plans Year
Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 85 met at St Marys parish hall with leaders and members. More troops joining announced. Next meeting set for October 31 at Scout hall Poplar street. Leaders for October presided. attendees included Nancy Montpas Maureen Reilly Patricia Bishop Roth Banker Gail Dansereau Sharon Dodge and senior leaders Miss Anne Hoctor and Mrs Ellen Kelleher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
St. Mary Parish Hall
Scout Hall
Popl Street
Nancy Montpas
Maureen Reilly
Patricia Bishop
Roth Banker
Gail Dansereau
Sharon Dodge
Anne Hoctor
Ellen Kelleher
LeBeau Leads Maine Foremen Training Course
George LeBeau director of training at the Saco Lowell shops leads a foremen and supervisor training course at the University of Maine Portland. He has 33 years in manufacturing and training. The course uses conference round table discussion and meets one night weekly from 7 to 9 for 20 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LeBeau
Saco-Lowell
University of Maine
Portland
LeBeau
Old Orchard Beach
Two Area Men File In Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy petitions have been filed in Portland by two area men. Gilman G. Milliken of Old Orchard Beach, an office manager, listed debts of $1,846 and assets of $250 with $100 exempt. William E. Worcester Jr., of Saco, a printer, listed debts of $5,490 and assets of $483 with $200 exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gilman G. Milliken
Old Orchard Beach
William E. Worcester, Jr
Saco
Don’t Dim Your Lights When Others Don’t
An advisory warns that responding to an approaching driver who fails to dim lights by not dimming yours is unsafe. Two wrongs do not make a right, and such retaliation can cause an accident.
Eve lyn Gammon Elected Leader of Rebekah Assembly
Miss Eve lyn Gammon of South Paris was elected president of the Rebekah Assembly at a gathering hosted by the Grand Encampment IOOF on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evelyn Gammon
South Paris
Rebekah
Roberts Pupils Attend Concert At Portland
A private party of 60 teenage pupils and guests of Miss Ru Olive Roberts of Saco attended a Lorin Hollander concert in Portland City Hall. Proceeds benefit the scholarship fund. The Saco group traveled by bus and private cars. chaperones were Bryce Milne Jr. and parents. Attendees included many Saco residents and guests from Biddeford Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts
Saco
Lorin Hollander
Portland City Hall
Music Department
St. Joseph College
North Windham
Biddeford and Saco Bus Company
Ruth McGovern
Doris Mroberge
Judy Bouchard
Bryce Milne, Jr
Miss Roberts
Kathleen McGovern
Mary Reilley
Ann Kerry
Elaine Zaitlin
Nancy Ross
Cynthia Mureray
Stephen Lamb
Paul Putney
Judith Rowe
Stephen Garland
William Shea
Paula Langelier
Judith Jackson
Howard Shaffer
Patricia
The Car to Watch When Driving Alertly
A cautionary verse stresses constant vigilance on the road. It warns drivers to watch all vehicles including the car behind and the one ahead, highlighting the need for awareness to prevent collisions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
CME
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
World Order
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Commission On Christian Social Concerns
Norman J. Leangmaid
New Order
Vin City
Ida
Adah Oes
Bay Staters
Journal
GS Troop 29
E&i Union
Prof. Barker
Girl Scout
Roberts
Englewood, N.J., Golf Club
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