Local personals note pickups from Biddeford and area
Miss Lucienne Therrien of Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Edgar M. Landry left for Avon Conn after a 10 day Saco stay. Mr and Mrs Ernest Landry return to Worcester Mass. Isabel Purington, Saco, is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Charles Tufts, Saco, is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Edward Townsend Sr of Old Orchard Beach is a medical patient at Saco Osteopathic Hospital. Mr and Mrs Alfred Stimpson return from St Stephen Canada. David Macomber of Saco is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland. Mrs Eugenia Landry and others from Saco depart for a two week Nova Scotia trip. Joseph Lefebvre and Camille Bouffard visited Laconia and Rochester N H yesterday. The Turcotte family attend Leon Turcotte funeral in Victoriaville Quebec. Frederick Crowley heads to Yale University in New Haven. Miss Theresa Cantillon admitted to Beane Nursing Home after Notre Dame Hospital. Guy Bouthillette reports to St Anselm's College for orientation week. Constance Beaudoin starts freshman year at Aroostook State Teachers College Presque Isle in physical education. She is a 1963 Biddeford High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucienne Therrien
Ravey Ave
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Edgar M. Landry
Avon
Conn
Saco
Ernest Landry
Worcester
Mass
Isabel Purington
Pleasant St
Charles Tufts
Walter Tufts
Tiffany Lane
Edward Townsend Sr
Oak St
Old Orchard Beach
Saco Osteopath
Alfred Stimpson
Crescent St
St. Stephen
N. B
Canada
David Macomber
Joseph Macomber
Pleasant Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Eugenia Landry
Rachel Landry
Virginia Cain
Nova Scotia
Joseph Lefebvre
Pike Street
Camille Bouffard
Cleaves Street
Biddeeford
Laconia
Rochester
N. H
Joseph C. Tur Cotte
Cleaves St
Leon Turcotte
Victoriaville
Quebec
George Roy
Bernard Ave
Lucille Lambert
Frederick J. Crowley
Beacon Ave
New Haven
Yale University
Theresa Cantillon
Pine St
Beane
Nott St
Notre Dame Hospital
Guy R. Bouthillette
Pool Road
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
St. Louis High School
Constance Beaudoin
Donald Beaudoin
Pierson’s Lane
Aroostook State Teachers College
Presque Isle
Biddeford High School
Biddeford Local Club Meetings This Week
The Biddeford Democratic Social Club sets a 7 30 smoker at St John s Hall on Jefferson Street open to all Democrats. Thornton Academy Band Parents Club meets in the school cafeteria at 7 30 tonight. Catholic Order of Foresters to hold a special meeting at 7 30 tonight. Saco Parent-Teacher Association meets at 8 pm tomorrow at Fairfield School Pepperell Park Saco. Alexander Macmillan Post Canadian Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 30 tonight at Miss Ora Cookson s home 1 Clarendon St Biddeford. Meeting had been cancelled last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Democratic Social Club
St. John’s Hall
Jefferson Street
Thornton Academy Band
Order of Foresters
Emery
Saco
Parent-Teacher Association
Fairfield School
Pepperell Park
Alexander Macmillan
Canadian Legion Auxiliary
Ora Cookson
Clarendon St
Tuesday and Thursday Gospel Services in Saco and Wells
Gospel services open to the public are held each Tuesday and Thursday at 7 45 p m in the Odd Fellows building Main street Saco The mid week prayer and praise service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Biddeford United Baptist church Holy Communion is celebrated Tuesday at 6 am in Christ Episcopal church Biddeford A prayer meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A Wells The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm A meeting of the business committee of The United Church of Christ Biddeford will be held tomorrow at 7 pm in the church vestry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Saco
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Wells
Saco Salvation Army
The
United Church of Christ
White Congregational
Deaths in Portland: Melville C. Cole dies at 72
Melville C. Cole 72 year old retired executive of Southworth Machine Co died at his home Saturday night. He retired ten years ago as president and treasurer of the firm and remained a director until his death. Cole also served as president and director of York Mutual Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Melville C.cole
The
Southworth Machine Co
Cole
York Mutual Insurance Co
Pittsburgh Engineer Oscar E. Stewart 68
Oscar E. Stewart of Pittsburgh and formerly of Saco Maine died unexpectedly Saturday at his cousin’s home in Pine Point Maine. Born June 20 1895 in Saco he studied at Thornton Academy and the University of Maine later becoming a chemical engineer with Kop pers Co in Pittsburgh for 35 years retiring two years ago. He served in World War I with the U S Marine Corps and belonged to Alpha Tau Omega. He is survived by two daughters a sister two nephews and three nieces Funeral services will be held at the Hay and Peabody Scarborough Funeral Home Scarborough Maine at 3 p m tomorrow with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Rev Thomas Knox officiating. Friends may call this afternoon and evening at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Oscar E. Stewart
Saco
Maine
William F. Burnham
Third Avenue
Pine Point
Oscar W
Margaret (Cooper) Stewart
Thornton Academy
University of Maine
Koppers Co
U. S. Marine Corps
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Episcopal Church
Priscilla Wakefield
Louisiana
Patricia Stewart
New Jersey
Isabel Pickles
Alice Tarbox
Sanford
Hay and Peabody
Scarborough Funeral Home
Dunstan’s Corner
Scarborough
Laurel Hill
Thomas Knox
Trinity Episcopal Church
Evelyn Lambert dies after long illness at 63 in Saco
Evelyn Lambert 63 of 15 Weymouth St Saco died after a long illness at a local hospital. Born in Biddeford she was daughter of Philip and Marie Lemieux. Survived by widower Arthur Lambert three sons Richard Julian and Roger a brother Leon Lemieux two sisters Alma Lemieux and Mrs Charles Paquin three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services at Notre Dame de Lourdes and viewing at Cote Funeral Home Beach Street Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lambert
Weymouth St
Saco
Biddeford
Philip and
Marie (Dupuis) Lemieux
St. Andre's School
Notre Dame de Lourdes
St. Anne Sodality
Third Order of St. Francis
Arthur Lambert
Richard
Livingston
N.Y
Julian
Roger
Leon Lemieux
Alma Lemieux
Charles Paquin
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Cote Funeral Home
Beach Street
Gendron Rites Held After Brief Illness in Biddeford
Charles J Gendron 58 of 175 Guinea Road Biddeford died in a local hospital after a brief illness born Notre Dame du Lac Quebec March 28 1905 son of Emile and Angelina Gendron employed 17 years at Saco Lowell Shops communicant of St Andre's Church survivors include widow Alberta Gallant Gendron one son Lucien D Gendron of Yucaipa Calif one daughter Mrs Gertrude Coppola of Marlboro Mass one step-brother George Beaulieu of Biddeford two sisters Mrs Alma Dubois of Fort Kent and Mrs Anna Fontaine of Biddeford three grandchildren several nieces and nephews friends may call Emond Funeral Home today and Monday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral services from St Andre's Church Wednesday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Gendron
Guinea Road
Biddeford
Notre Dame du Lac
Que
Emile
Angelina Gendron
Saco Lowell
St. Andre's Church
Alberta Gallant Gendron
Lucien D. Gendron
Yucaipa
Calif
St Anne society to pray for Mrs Arthur Lambert
The St Anne socality of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco will meet at 7 30 tomorrow night at the Cote Funeral Home at Beach and James Streets to say prayers for Mrs Arthur Lambert a church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne Socality
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Arthur Lambert
Funeral services for F Webb Goodwin Biddeford
Funeral services for F Webb Goodwin of 33 Crescent St Biddeford were held at 9 am at St Marys Church a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Cornelius J Eniright with William Cleary as vocalist and Miss Lou Welch on organ Burial followed in St Marys Cemetery with graveside prayers by Rev Coleman OToole Full military rites were given by York County Barracks Veterans of World War I The bearers were Raymond King Joseph Neault Arthur Gagne Alfred Simard Joseph Cyr and Walter Reardon with Francis Simard Thomas McGarrity Oliver Lamere George Souliere and Joseph Neault as firing squad and Arnold Ballard as bugler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Webb Goodwin
Crescent St
Biddeford
St. Mary's Church
Cornelius J. Eniright
William Cleary
Lou Welch
St. Mary's Cemetery
Coleman O'Toole
York County
Raymond King
Joseph Neault
Arthur Gagne
Alfred Simard
Joseph Cyr
Walter Reardon
Francis Simard
Thomas McGarrity
Oliver Lamere
George Souliere
Arnold Ballard
McNamara Continues From Page on Defense Policies
Four years after Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor criticized Eisenhower defense policies, Taylor retired as Army chief of staff. The piece notes that Kennedy era policies have incorporated many of Taylor's ideas as McNamara carries the discussion forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell D. Taylor
Eisenhower
Taylor
Army
Kennedy
Portland Weather forecast shows rain and highs in 60s
Rain and clouds move in this afternoon with occasional showers. highs reach the 60s. Northeasterly coastal winds 10 to 20 mph, inland southerly 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mainly cloudy with more rain and mild temps mid 40s to near 50 along the coast. Tuesday rain ends to partly cloudy with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eye damage reports rise after solar eclipse nationwide
At least 247 people nationwide suffered some eye damage while watching the sun eclipse, though Maine reported none during the total eclipse. Dr. John W. Ferree of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness credits extensive media coverage for preventing serious vision loss. Warnings and safe observing advice were widely publicized before the July 20 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustap
Maine
John W. Ferree
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
New York City
Ferree
Martial Law Lifted in South Viet Nam
Martial law ended in South Viet Nam at noon, twenty six days after it began following raids on Buddhist pagodas. Press censorship was also lifted as Saigon declared the end of the siege after suppressing Buddhist opposition and student unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Ngo Dinh Diem
Union Auxiliary Has First Meeting
The first meeting of the TWUA AFL-CIO Auxiliary for the season was held yesterday in the Union Hall Biddeford Main Street with 12 members present. Plans were made for the October banquet and dance and the mystery award went to Mrs Diana Moulin Luncheon was served by Mrs Anna Forcier and her committee and Vice-President Forcier presided at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twua Afl—Cio
Union Hall
Main Street
Biddeford
Diana Moulin
Anna Forcier
Forcier
Biddeford Firemen Respond To Three Calls
Biddeford firemen answered three calls in succession. Engine 4 fought a tree blaze at 22 South Street at 12 26 a m Sunday and recalled at 12 52 a m. A gas stove explosion at Taylor Street at 10 56 a m caused no blaze after the engine’s arrival. recall followed at 11 08 a m. At 7 55 this morning an overflowed burner at 44 Green Street required Engine 2’s alternate crew. nothing was upset and recall came at 8 05 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
South St
Recall
Taylor St
Green St
Saco Man Given Suspended Fine
Robert J. Monder, 38, of Saco pleaded guilty in Saco Municipal Court to passing another car and failing to return to the right side within 100 feet of oncoming traffic. Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. set a $10 fine with suspension. Saco police filed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Monder
Glenwood Ave
Saco
William F. Wilson Jr
Educator Standards Debate Prompted by Pace One
The committee considers the recipient adequately prepared to teach and favors letting institutions design their own teacher education programs free from state course requirements. Conant does not push abolishment of courses but supports institutional autonomy in charting a path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Conant
Saco Man Fined 100 For Assault Charges
Leo Ruel, 22, of Saco, found guilty of assault and battery against his sister in Biddeford Municipal Court. He faced a 100 day jail option or a $100 fine. his father paid the amount. Other defendants paid minor fines for illegal liquor possession, drunken driving, and stop sign violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Saco
Biddeford
Leo Ruel
Storer St
Saco
Eldora Ruel
New Town Road
Ruel
Gerald C. Nason
York County
Alfred
Clermont R. Grenier
Taylor St
Roger Vanasse
Wilson St
Bidde
Grove Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Nason
Alfred Guilmette
Ralph Maurice
West St
Biddeford Boy Injured After School Crossing
A nine-year-old boy, Roland Bineau of 70 Washington St., was struck by a car as he left the Washington Street school at noon. He was taken by police cruiser to Webber Hospital for a fractured shoulder and leg cuts. Howard G. Paradise of Long Island City, NY, said the youth darted from between two parked cars in front of his 1963 sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Roland Bineau
Leonard Bineau
Washington St
Webber Hospital
Howard G. Paradise
Long Island City
N. Y
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
New York
Birmingham
Sandusky
Virgil Ware
Johnnie Robinson
Ensley
Boutwell
Judge suspends jail sentence for DUI in local court
Lawrence F. Crosby, 29, of Togus Veterans' Hospital, received a 60 day jail term suspended in a local Trial Justice Court. Trial Justice Wesley M. Mewer suspended the sentence after Crosby pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. His license was suspended for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence F. Crosby
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
Trial Justice Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Quintuplets born to Mrs Fischer at Nash-Finch
Mrs. Fischer, 30, gave birth to quintuplets at Nash-Finch warehouse hospital ward where she works as an $80-a-week billing clerk. The Rev William Neurath used his sermon to critique birth control while the infants, in isolets, are expected to remain for about two months or more to reach 52 pounds. The heaviest baby weighs about four pounds, sisters range from 2 1 to 3 2 pounds. Mrs. Fischer says she can walk around after the delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash-Finch
Fischer
William Neurath
Father Neuroth
Nuclear arms treaty debated by Senate leaders
Senator Sparkman argued that final treaty conclusions require postwar data and cited McNamara testimony that a bomb larger than treaty limits is unnecessary for strategic force effectiveness. Neuberger backed the treaty citing reduced fallout while stressing security. 11 senators signaled mixed positions as debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Sparkman
Sen. Smith
Narenco
Robert S McNamara
Man
U.S
Sen. Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Associated Press
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bomb Experts Stop Buzzing With Bullets
In San Francisco at the Palace of the Legion of Honor a buzzing object challenged police and Army bomb experts. They concluded it was a nonradioactive device that resisted dismantling until shots ceased its buzzing. Inspector Jack Long noted the object resembled a television tube with a transistor amplifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Palace of the Legion of Honor
Jack Long
Long
Quarterback Twomey Injured at Biddeford High
Biddeford High star quarterback Paul Twomey suffered a broken foot in the St. Louis Biddeford game Friday night. Principal Paul M. Stebbins said Twomey will miss three to five weeks, playing the latter half with a cast. Twomey, son of Norbert Twomey of 54 Westmore Ave, Biddeford, is a senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford High
Paul Twomey
Paul M. Stebbins
Twomey
Norbert Twomey
Westmore Ave
Biddeford
Birmingham Bombing Provokes Fear Amid Racial Tensions
FBI officials and a large federal response followed a fatal bombing at a Birmingham church during desegregation demonstrations. Police reported two more killings and several fires as riots, fear, and calls for nonviolence spread. Authorities offered rewards and urged federal action to restore protection of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Joseph Dolan
John Nolan King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Kennedy
Birmingham
Alabama
Kennedy lauds dropout program with 10105 returning to classes
President Kennedy says 10105 students in 20 cities returned to school as part of a government effort that persuaded 23502 pupils to abandon plans to drop out. The preliminary report by U S Education Commissioner Francis Keppel cites 632 communities in 23 states and the District of Columbia, with funds allocated to expand the drive through September. Kennedy hopes to extend similar efforts next summers and school years, noting the program’s broad national impact and thanking participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Kennedy
Francis Eppel
U.S
White House
Keppel
Washington
U. N. General Assembly
New York
John O. Pastore
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Bailey’s Beach
Newport Country Club
States
District of Columbia
Car Damages From Backing Accident In Saco
John M Johnson of 68 High St Saco reported a backing collision this morning. His car struck William Worcester of 73 Maple St Saco who had parked opposite the Johnson driveway. Worcester suffered $50 damage to the right front door. Johnson’s car had no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
John M. Johnson
High St
William Worcester
Maple St
Johnson
Worcester
Saco Youth Escapes Injury In Mishap
Alfred Norman G. Desorme 18 of Saco drove a car that failed to turn from a side road into Mouse Lane and rolled into a field. He and three other teenagers escaped injury as the vehicle rolled over an embankment and came to rest on its wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred—Norman G. Desorme
Stockman Ave
Saco
John Pride
Irregularly higher: oil, S&Ls, motors lead gains
International oils and savings institutions along with certain motors posted gains in a lightly diverse stock market this afternoon. The Dow rose to 741.89, with notable gains by IBM, Control Data, Eversharp, Chrysler, and GM, while Polaroid and U S Smelting fell, and bonds showed little shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Royal Dutch
Texaco
Getty
Financial Federation
Studebaker
Chrysler
General Motors
Eversharp
IBM
Control Data
Polaroid
U.S
Electronic Associates
American Stock Exchange
Rutgers White Oak to be cut as age ends Kilmer legend
The large Rutgers white oak linked to Joyce Kilmer's Trees is slated for removal amid aging. Rutgers officials concede it may not be the Kilmer tree, but debate continues. If the trunk remains sound, a cross section will be given to Sgt. Joyce Kilmer American Legion Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N.J
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers University
Kilmer
Mahwah
New Jersey
Montague City
Mass
Swanzey
N.H
Rutgers
American Legion
Saco Democrats Hold Cook-Out At Hill's Beach
Saco Democratic Social Club members gathered at the Frank Jones cottage in Hills beach for a cook-out prior to a meeting. A nominating committee with William Buckley and Charles Gilpatric was named to collect officer candidates for the year. Attendees included George Olsen, Timothy Crowley and family, Clyde Wells, Edward Pelletier, Thomas Simpson and guests, plus many others and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Democratic Socia Club
Frank Jones
Hills
William Buckley
Charles Gilpatric
George Olsen
Gilpatric
Timothy Crowley
Timothy
Clyde Wells
Edward Pelletier
Thomas Simpson
Harry Warren
Buckley
Alcide Deschambeault
Kennth Carter
Charles Glaude
William Dunn
Glen Yarborough
Rebecca Muslawski
Hazel Rounds
Lois Ladd
Howard Jones
Mary Jones
Elaine Deschambe
Bates College to start centennial celebration Sept 26
President Charles F. Phillips announces Bates College will launch a year long centennial celebration beginning September 26. The event marks the institution's anniversary with activities planned across campus and community venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Charles F. Phillips
Bates College
Thefts Reported From Mooring On Saco River
Thefts reported from a Saco River mooring off Lincoln Street involve two outboard motors and one boat missing over the weekend. Roy Martin and Theodore Fournier reported the losses from the same riverbank site near the Elm Street bridge. Police investigate both thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Lincoln Street
Roy Martin
Lincoln St
Elm Street Bridge
Theodore Fournier
South St
Biddeford
Winners Named At Salle Charite Whist Night
Special awards went to Adelard Bisson Yvonne Bourque and Adolph Remillard at the progressive whist in Salle Charite Alfred Street Biddeford. Women high score were Lillian Grenier Isabelle Lebelle Yvonne Bourque and Francoise Gendron. Men high score were Adelard Bisson Joseph Grenier Ferdinand Bourque Eugene Neault and Arthur Bolduc. Bid whist awards to Alma Caron Marcel Courtis and Hazel Foucault. High score winners John Paquette and Rita Lachance. All up hands held by Joseph Dube and Adelina Letourneau. Bean supper 4:30 7 p m Saturday hall then progressive whist. Bid whist 7:30 Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelard Bisson
Yvonne Bourque
Adolph Remillard
Salle Charite
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Lillian Grenier
Isabelle Lebelle
Francoise Gendron
Joseph Grenier
Ferdinand Bourque
Eugene Neault
Arthur Bolduc
Main Street Building Bought By Brickates
Sale of the 2 story brick building at 294 Main St Saco owned by the Salvation Army to Atty George Brickates Saco announced today Brickates said he bought the property for an investment and would rent it all present with future plans to be announced later The sale was negotiated through N P Scontras Real Estate Agency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Saco
The
Salvation Army
Atty
George Brickates
Brickates
N. P. Scontras Real Estate Agency
Church Circles Schedule Meetings in Biddeford and Saco
The United Church of Christ White Congregational circles announce meetings. Circle A led by Mrs Claude Falke ner meets at 1 30 p m at 230 South St Biddeford Circle C co leaders Mrs Joseph Ha ley and Mrs Earle L Atwood meet at 1 30 p m at Wayne B Hutchins 1 Maplewood Ave Biddeford Circle D led by Mrs Alfred Wilcox meets at 1 30 p m at Mrs Wilcox s home 7 Hall Ave Saco tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arch of Christ
Biddeford
Claude Falkener
Clarence Tarr
South St
Circle C
Joseph Haley
Earle L. Atwood
Wayne B. Hutchins
Maplewood Ave
Alfred Wilcox
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Mfg
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
Dial Tucker
L. R. Joncas
Old Orchard
Dial
Wellington
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Union Auxiliary
Or. le
Carol Robertson
Addie Mae Collins
Denise McNair
Wallace
Saco Democrats
Hill’s Beach
Saco River
Eno
Maine Cleaners
Pepperell Square
Laco
Washington Avenue
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