Framingham funeral held for Mrs Aleta James
Funeral services for Mrs. Aleta James of Framingham and formerly of Old Orchard Beach Maine were conducted Wednesday at Wordsworth Funeral Home. Interment followed at Adams Cemetery Wilbraham. She died last Sunday after a short illness. She was born in East Longmeadow daughter of Charles W and Florence Fleming North. Surviving are her widower Arthur E James and son William E James. Two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews also survived.
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Framingham
Mass
Aleta James
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Wordsworth
Harvey F. Ammerman
Plymouth Congregational Church
Adams Cemetery
Wilbraham
James
East Longmeadow
Charles W
Florence Fleming North
Orange High School
North Adams College
Bates College
Lewiston
Arthur E. James
William E. James
Allan F. North
Orange
Charles F. North
Braintree
Erma Cockerille
York Harbor
Loyola Celley
Sorority Debs To Welcome Conventioneers
Visiting firefighters attend state firefighters weekend convention and register at Hotel Thacher Biddeford today and tomorrow. Saco Sub Debs Sorority plans to assist with registrations at first meeting at Nancy Carter home Saco. Elected members include Judy Crosby Mary Alice Bellevue Diane Pendleton Deborah Trecartin Christine Tsiokas Alison Milne Linda Warner Judy Harriman Patricia Poisson Deborah Stackpole Ragnhild Eriksen Oslo honorary. incoming members greet next week at Mary Winston home Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Milne
Linda Warner
Judy Harriman
Patricia Poisson
Deborah Stackpole
Ragnhild Eriksen
Oslo
Norway
Mary Winston
Emerson Avenue
Saco
White House study backs federal college loan plan considered
A White House study group proposes a federal college loan program for all academically qualified students with 30 to 40 year repayment via annual tax filings. The plan faces mixed reactions from education officials, universities, and private colleges.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Capital Footnotes and Public Health Headlines
George Lincoln Rockwell, American Nazi party leader, shot to death August 25 in Arlington Virginia, left a small estate, a corncob pipe and personal belongings. Surgeon General Stewart says measles can be wiped out this fall with vaccination for kindergarten and first and second graders. The Public Health Service distributed eight million vaccine doses. The Labor Department reports over one million workers on strike in July, the highest monthly total in 15 years, with major actions in railroad, rubber, and copper sectors. The Civil Aeronautics Board approved an agreement among 22 domestic airlines to create an automated reservations system.
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Associated Press
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
William H Stewart
Public Health Service
Labor Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Traverse jury session moved to Wednesday morning
The traverse jury in Alfred will convene on Wednesday morning September 13 instead of September 12 due to the state referendum on Tuesday.
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Alfred
Traverse Jury
Funeral Directors Emond's Funeral Home Listing
Frank X. Emond and J P Couroy are listed with Emond's Funeral Home at 284 5511 for funeral services and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Couroy
Girl Postman in St Albans VA Aims for Pre Med Dreams
Judy Grodzinsky recent high school grad in St Albans Vermont works as a summer postwoman five miles of steps daily to earn money for pre medical studies at the University of Vermont. She has been bitten twice by dogs yet enjoys the job and plans a hiking vacation before college. Also includes a simple corn on the cob cooking method with husked ears steamed five minutes in water and milk then served with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Albans
Judy Grodzinsky
University of Vermont
Local World War II Era Notices From Biddeford and Area
Mrs Sylvaine Poirier a surgical patient at Webber Hospital is listed among local service and civilian notices. John A Weiss USN son of Mr and Mrs John E Weiss is aboard USS Frank Knox in the Western Pacific. Pvt Richard E Cole begins recruit training at Parris Island. Mr and Mrs Ronnie Scott visit Saco relatives. Donald and family drive to Presque Isle for son Robert at Northern Maine Vocational Tech. Norman Gadbois to depart Sept 12 for Lackland AFB while his brother Richard returns home after two years in the U S Army.
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Sylvaine Poirier
Washington St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
John A. Weiss
USN
John E. Weiss
West St
Western Pacific
Frank Knox
Richard E. Cole
Lloyd E. Cole
Heath Road
Kennebunk
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
Ronnie Scott
Fremont
Calif
Harold Hill
Main St
Saco
Scott
Hill
Donald Drew
Arundel
Presque Isle
Robert
Northern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Norman Gadbois
Aldous Gadbois
Emery St
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Richard Gadbois
U.S. Army
Local Civic and Legion Groups Plan Evening and Meetings
York County Council and American Legion units will meet at 8 p.m. at the Francis Sullivan Post in Cornish. The Past Presidents Parley of Biddeford Auxiliary meets Monday at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs Alrieca Barnes home in Biddeford with a buffet before the session. Saco Rebekah Lodge convenes Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall for officer nominations. Fred Gurney Women’s Relief Corps departs Tuesday for an all day meeting at Mrs Louise Harrison’s Ferry Beach after a box lunch. E and L Club of the Saco church meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Ella Liman’s Ferry Beach cottage for a silent auction. Catholic Women’s Club of Most Holy Trinity gathers Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Notre Dame de Lourdes School for a covered dish supper and to greet the new pastor Rev James Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Council
American Legion
Department of Maine
Francis Sullivan American Legion
Cornish
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Biddeford
Alrieca J. Barnes
Alfred Road
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Saco
Fred
Gurney
Women’s Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
Cutts Avenue
Louise Harrison
Ferry Beach
E & L Club
School Street Methodist Church
Ella Liman
Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Notre Dame de Lourdes School Hall
Beach Street
James Daley
Boys Fellowship of Lyman Baptist Church Meets Saturday
The Boys' Fellowship of the Lyman Baptist Church will meet Saturday at 10 a m at the church. The Goodwins Mills Methodist Church will resume regular services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Saco Voters Back Council Programs Support
The article notes continued funding for Council programs through federal and state grants plus local contributions. The Saco AMVETS chapter offers space as its headquarters for a meeting place and activities center for area older residents.
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Saco AM. Vets
Saco
Open clash as Thieu Ky feud erupts in Cao Ky
News At Cao Ky breaks out into the open as Thieu refused to appear on a television program with Ky. The Communists pressure below the DMZ while U S Marines thwart a Red ambush and kill 92. McNamara denies Romney claim. Romney labelled blind to the truth.
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Cao Ky
Thieu
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
George Romney
Michigan
Portland Fair Tonight With Mild Temps
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Portland tonight with low temperatures between 55 and 60. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler, with the north portion turning cooler than the south by late afternoon.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather For New England
The five day forecast for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island shows temperatures near or slightly below normal. Highs mostly in the 70s with 60s in parts of Maine, lows in 40s north and 50s elsewhere. Warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday, then warmer by Wednesday. Rain totals around half to three quarters of an inch with showers Sunday and a general rain Monday or Tuesday.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
DAR Meeting Site Changed To Kennebunk
Members of Rebecca Emery Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday Sept 16 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alice Hurd Penwood Drive Kennebunk and not at Mrs. Gertrude Q Farwell's Biddeford Pool home as scheduled. Dues will be received at the Oct 7 meeting at Mrs Farwell's home. Tea committee members listed.
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Rebecca Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alice Hurd
Penwood Drive
Kennebunk
Gertrude Q. Farwell
Biddeford Pool
Farwell
Hurd
Edith Barry
Doris Fitzpatrick
Mary Collins
Ednad Rollins
Ruby Irish
Verna Sawtelle
Special Tea at St Francis College Honors Mrs Spath
Mrs Richard J Spath wife of the college president will be honored at a tea in Stella Maris Hall on Sunday from 2 to 4 p m The event sponsored by the Ladies Guild aims to honor her at St Francis College located on Pool Road in Biddeford
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Richard J. Spath
Spath
St. Francis College
Pool Road
Biddeford
Stella Maris Hall
Ladies’ Guild
Engagement of Charlene Maksut to Roland Gagne
Mr and Mrs Carl R Maksut of 3% Goodwin Ave Old Orchard Beach announce the engagement of daughter Charlene to Roland Gagne son of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Gagne of 8 Ocean Ave Old Orchard Beach Charlene is a graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School and attended Albertus Magnus College Gaine also a graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School and attends the University of Maine in Portland Photo by Lees Studio.
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Carl R. Maksut
Goodwin Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Charlene
Roland Gagne
Joseph R. Gagne
Ocean Ave
Maksut
Albertus Magnus College
New Haven
Conn
Gaine
Old Orchard Beach High School
University of Maine
Portland
Lee
C. Sidney Perry
Kennebunkport
Sandra E
Theodore R. Gamlin
Richard C. Gamlin
Well
Caroline Gamlin
Groton
Mass
Names of New Faculty Listed
Kennebunk school superintendent John S Seekins Jr announced new teachers for the district. Bonny Raynes heads the French department followed by Flossie York as Latin instructor and Toby Hammond in mathematics. Additional hires include Betsy Hall Jacqueline Dennison and William Obermeyer as coach and teacher.
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Kennebunk
John S. Seekins Jr
Bonnie Raynes
Yarmouth
Miss Raynes
University of New Hampshire
University of Paris
France
University of Dijon
Flossie York
Belfast
Cape Elizabeth
Toby Hammond
University of Maine
Hammond
Amos McCallum
Bowdoin
National Science Foundation Institute
Betsy Hall
Jacqueline Dennison
Miss Hall
Barbara McCallum
Miss Dennison
William Obermeyer
Kennebunkport
Obermeyer
Nancy’ Brown
Bethel
Farmington State College
Mabel Nevins
Donna Maxwell
Farmington
Maxwell
Boston University
Milo
Marilyn Kimball Knapton Augusta
Cousens School
Gorham State College
Ronald Fotter
Linda Howes
Chelmsford
Mass
Bates
Two Area Girls Enter Wheaton
NORTON Mass Miss Pamela Ann Martin of Old Orchard Beach Maine and Miss Carolyn Susan Donovan of Biddeford Maine will join Wheaton College freshmen this fall The liberal arts college opens its 133rd academic year on September 17.
Union 333 Calls Special Session in Saco
Central Maine Power Co. employees in Local 333 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers are invited to a special meeting at G.A.R. Hall in Saco City Hall on September 11 at 8 p.m. President Forrest Smith will preside.
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Central Maine Power Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
G.A.R. Hall
Saco City Hall
Forrest Smith
Endicott quits smoking amid cancer task force move
The Cancer Institute head Endicott stopped smoking at age 51 after years of sensitivity to the smoking cancer link. He cites a persistent cough and a looming deadline as motivation, and on August 15 announced formation of a 10 member lung cancer task force and his leadership of it.
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Pace One
Cancer Institute
Endicott
Surgeon General
Lune Cancer Task Force
Saco Docket Lights Up With Dozens Guilty In Court
Saco District Court seated a full docket with multiple traffic violations. Names include George J. Lajoie of Sabattus and Scott Woodward of Newport. fines ranged from 10 to 35 dollars, plus suspensions and license issues.
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10Th District Court
Saco
George J. Lajoie
Sabattus
Scott Woodward
Newport
Louis Dambroise
Elm St
Biddeford
Norman Spaulding
Pleasant Street
Mabel B. Vigeant
Lowell
Mass
Carol A. Wicks
South Windham
Michael A. Doyle
Cape Elizabeth
David J. Landry
Westbrook
Dorothy B. Crosby
Somerville Mass
James H. Crowley
Leominster
Gerald E. Plante
Pawtucket
R.L
Gene Patnaude
Nashua
N.H
Leonard Williams
Kennebunk
Thomas J. Murphy
St. Francis College
Linda A. York
Falmouth
Dorothy Wentworth
Yarmouth
Robert E. Millette
Bond St
Calvin J. Reynolds, Jr
Gorham
Kenneth J. Keller
Randolph C. Chute
Portland Road
William C. Mewer
Carleton Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Franklin C. Tarbox
Middle St
William A. Wales
Wellesley Hills
Joseph P. Pio
Portland
Donald A. Barton
Myron S. Lislak
New York
Eugene M. Perkins
Presque Isle
L. Webster Dyer
Susan Weyand
Flying Nun Faces Turbulence on ABC Premiere
The Flying Nun pilot aired on ABC amid mixed reviews noting heavy handed whimsy and a weak flying gimmick. Sally Field stars as a tiny novice with a seagull like coif and the show confronts audience disbelief in its premise.
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New York
ABC
Bertille
Mary Poppins
Sally Field
Hollywood
Lee Bailey
Good Company
Aja
Tony Curtis
Family
State Awards Grants-In-Aid To Twin Cities
The Maine State Commission on the Arts and the Humanities approved grants at its Augusta meeting to fund in school programs by the Portland Symphony Orchestra in Saco Biddeford and a Springvale Messiah performance. Each grant covers one third of costs, with the grantee supplying the rest. The Sco Biddeford Youth Concert Committee, formed by Saco Biddeford parents, received an Arts and Humanities grant to bring live orchestral music to students with local industry support.
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Augusta
Saco-Biddeford
Springvale
Maine State Commission On the Arts and the Humanities
Commission
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Portland Symphony
Sco
Fire Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Camp Ellis Station
Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary met at the fire station last night with two guests introduced. President Mrs Lillian Morrn led the meeting after a supper, and reports were given by Ruth Stackpole, Lillia Gagnon, and Susan Gagnon. The group planned the 20th Anniversary banquet for Sept 23 and accepted the resignation of Pau line Penney with Stackpole named secretary. A cleanup committee and a refreshment crew were appointed, and a special prize was awarded to Stackpole.
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Phyllis Labbe
Regina Koster
Camp Ellis
Lillian Morrn
Ruth Stackpole
Lillia Gagnon
Susan Gagnon
Lillian Gagnon
Taree
Pauline Penney
Stackpole
Penney
Morris
Laura Robbins
Ruth Cote
Judith Gagne
Toughest body tissue: tooth enamel with 96 percent minerals
The enamel of teeth is the hardest tissue in the body containing about 96 percent inorganic material and provides structural protection.
Nassau College to Sponsor Symphony Performance
The Commission on the Arts and the Humanities granted funds to Nassau College to bring the orchestra to Springvale for a public concert. Richard Collins, Executive Director, said the grants aim to extend access to groups not typically invited to out of town audiences.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Congress
United States
Japan
State and Defense Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
Dennett & Craig
Main 365 Street
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Ernest H. Powers
Eastern Star
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Ethel Whitten
Norman McAuley
Irene Townsend
Lillian Lamb
Ruby Packard
Doris Stackpole
Carleton Pendleton
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
A. M. Virginia Maddox
A. P. Kenneth Johnson
Piscataqua
Kittery
A.C. Marion McAuley
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Bethany
Stockton Springs
Ruth
Ruth Pauline Rumery
Deering
Edith J. Ames
Dorothy L. Wilson
Clover
Sanford
Florince Northrop
Pauline Nutter
Beaulah
Gainsborough
Warren Congregational Church
Casco
Freeport
Freeport High School
Cornerstone
Embert C. Buck
Grand Seminal
Fadette
York
Enid M. Crocker
Madonna
Rumford
Masonic Hall
Eous
News At
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Baltimore
Detroit
New York City
Milwaukee
Watts
James Perrone
Louis Prima
National Cancer Institute
Iran
Patent Office
Ney
DAR
K’bunk
St. Francis
Wheaton
Union 333
Saco District Court
Beaver
Joseph R. Cassetta
Windsor Locks
Joseph A. Langevin
Peter M. Mueller
Wendell B. Noble
Pittsfield
Henry M. Reilly
Rockland
Eugene B. McGurl
R.I
Richard L. Haynes
Frederick G. Schott
Springfield
Thomas W. Court
Judy S. States
Harold L. Morian Jr
Lexington
Alan R. Prossser
Gregory S. Crosby
Cove Avenue
Andrew FE. McGarey
Green St
Ronald A. Perreault
Eagle Lake
William Fraser Grand Bowden
Charles W. Binette
Ferry Road
Kennebunk Dept
Kennebu
Board of Selectmen
Town Budget Board
Edward C. Winston
Winston
Earle D. Hardy
Durrell
Highway Department
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Curtis
Beverly Hills
Tony
Bailey
Twin Cities
Fire Auxiliary
Carey Bros. Jewelers
Thacher Building
Dearborn
Alfred Street
Metropolitan
Paul D, Martel
Metropolitan Life
Beachway
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