Two St. Andre Church Curates to Be Honored
Rev. Robert Martel and Rev. Gerard Parent of St. Andre parish to be honored at a 7 30 p m farewell testimonial in the parish hall. They are being transferred to Maine parishes this week. Attending clergy include Msgr Aime Giguere Msgr Elie Heavey and Msgr Arthur Dube. Master of ceremonies Rev Raoul Fecteau.
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St. Andre
St. Andre Church
Robert Martel
Gerard Parent
Timonial
Maine
Msgr
Aime Giguere
Elie Heavey
St. Joseph
St. Mary Parish
Biddeford
Arthur Dube
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Raoul Fecteau
Bay View
League of the Sacred Heart of St. Andre
Laura Proulx
King Court In Saco Sets Date For Inspection
The first fall meeting of King Court Order of the Amaranth met at the Odd Fellows hall Saco with 28 members. A covered dish supper was served and plans were announced for an inspection to be held October 3. visiting dignitaries from Pineland Gorham Royalty Portland and West Hartford Conn attended.
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King Court
Order of the Amaranth
Odd Fellows Hall
Saco
Virginia Charles
Eva Sherman
Gertrude Leonard
John Sherman
Sentinel
Blanche Freeman
Edward Cloudman
Pineland
Gorham
Royalty
Portland
Eula Mathews
West Hartford
Conn
Norman McAuley
Marion McAuley
Plane Hijacking Becomes Piracy With Death Penalty
President Kennedy signs a law making aircraft hijacking piracy with penalties up to death and 20 years to life in prison. The act targets gun point seizures of liners and imposes fines for false hijack information and concealed weapons aboard planes. Juries decide death unless guilty plea or waived jury, then judge may impose death.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Royal Oaks Group Elects New Officers
The Royal Oaks Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association Inc. re elected Mrs. Margaret Chasse as president for another term at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Margaret Graves in Saco. New officers include Mrs. Betty Gendron as vice president secretary Mrs. Bertha Antoine treasurer Mrs. Joan Rumery historian.
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Margaret Chasse
Royal Oaks
Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association Inc
Margaret Graves
Elm Street
Saco
Betty Gendron
Ice
Bertha Antoine
Joan Rumery
Diane Moreau
Antoine
Common Street
Major League Leaders Summary
American League leaders include Mantle in runs with 118 and 106? 112 for Maris, 125 RBIs for Gentile and 53 home runs for Maris York. Detroit’s Cash wins batting with .361, hits 166, doubles 35, and Ford leads pitching with 223 decisions and .880. National League leaders list Clemente batting .364, Cepeda 37 homers, Pinson 188 hits, Wills 30 steals, and Koufax 214 strikeouts. An unrelated note mentions air conditioning cooling tubes in electronic brains to prevent overheating.
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Associated Press
Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
Colavito
B. Robinson
Kaline
Kubek
Wood
Lumpe
Kansas City
Marisa York
Chicago
Howser
Ford
Terry
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cepeda
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Wills
Los Angeles
Rochambeau Club Plans to Boost Building Fund
The Rochambeau Club outlines plans to aid its building fund at a meeting tomorrow at 8. The club will locate a new home on South Street. Reports by the treasurer directors and committee chairs will be presented. Dues will be collected by Joseph Salvas Jr. Friday Night Dance Parties will be added to regular Saturday events starting September 15.
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Rochambeau Club
South Street
Joseph Salvas, Jr
Kennedy greets Jewish Americans on Rosh Hashanah
President Kennedy extends greetings to Americans of Jewish faith as Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown Sunday. He emphasizes tribulation and renewal, urging tolerance and cooperation as keys to national strength and noting Jewish Americans have given a great gift to the country.
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Washington
Kennedy
Traffic Death Toll Reaches Record Low
CHICAGO LR P reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths at 386, 34 fewer than preholiday estimates, with injuries around 16,000 during the 78 hour period. The toll marks a record low for holiday travel and fewer fatalities than last year and 1951.
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Chicago
LRP
National Safety Council
Dredging Study Planned for Biddeford Pool by Army Engineers
Gen. Seymour A Potter told Rep. Garland the U S Army Corps of Engineers will review dredging of the inner basin at Biddeford Pool when funds allow. A six foot mooring basin dredged in 1956 shoaled, with riprap breakers built nearby. A reconnaissance survey will be made in the 1962 fiscal year to determine dredge costs, with broader project review to follow.
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Seymour A. Potter
Peter A. Garland
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Biddeford Pool
Fisherman's Wharf
Gen. Potter
iGarland
New Feneland
Potter
Traffic death rate falls from 8.1 in 1954 to 6.6
The record shows traffic fatalities drop to 6.6, down from the 1954 high of 8.1. Officials note continuing efforts to improve road safety and reduce deaths this year.
Rumford Man's Case Continued in Biddeford Court
Bernard J. Amero, 65, of Rumford, facing drunken driving and leaving the scene charges, had the case continued to September 13 in Biddeford Municipal Court. He remains free on $1,000 bail. Judge Simon Spill ordered $500 personal recognizance due to County Attorney John Harvey's busy Superior Court schedule.
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Bernard J. Amero
Rumford
Biddeford
Amero
Simon Spill
John Harvey
Superior Court
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