Saco Real Estate Sales Report Highlights Local Transfers
The 32 34 Clark J Saco property formerly owned by Ames Neithercut sold to Mr and Mrs Roger R Jalbert of Biddeford for residence a two family six room home plus two car garage The sale arranged through N P S Realty The Armand J Mercier office listed additional deals including four Therrien Avenue lots sold to Leroy Waycott for investment A five room ranch at 7 Colonial Drive sold to Mr and Mrs Paul Bogdahn of Saco for immediate occupancy A land and garage parcel on Inter Street Biddeford formerly owned by Jeremiah Murphy of Wollaston MA sold to Gerard Robitaille of Biddeford for investment
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Clark J
Saco
Ames Neithercut
Roger R.albert
Biddeford
Jalbert
N. P. S Contrasgency
Main St
Aco
Arnand J. Mercier
Thornton Ave
Therrion Ave
Henry Therrrien
Leroy I. Waycott
Colonial Drive
Aul Bogdahn
Rs. Bogdahn
Hheir
Inter Street
Jeremiah Murphy
Wollaston
Mass
Gerard Robitaille
Traffic Accident Reported In Saco
Two collisions were reported in Saco. Philip La pointe 31 of 191 Main St and Lucille Saucier 7 of 52 Maple St sustained minor vehicle damage at Elm and Waver streets. Saucier’s damage estimated at 82 dollars. La Pointe’s figure not estimated. Police investigated. In Old Orchard Beach Joseph Quinn 51 of Saco Avenue collided with Gerard Jacques 44 of 58 Saco Ave as Jacques pulled into Saco Avenue from Adelaide Road causing minor Fender damage to Jacques car.
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Philip Lapointe
Main St
Saco
Lucille J. Saucier
Maple St
Elm Street
Waver Street
Saucier
Lapointe
Old Orchard Beach
Joseph Quinn
Saco Avenue
Gerard F
Jacques
Saco Ave
Adelaide Road
Tips for Teens: Help a Self-Centered New Girl
ELINOR WILLIAMS advises readers to befriend a self-centered new girl by planning a girl-session focused on hair care and fashion, offering simple flattering styles, praising improvements, and gradually guiding her into sports or volunteer activities. Encourage her to engage with others to develop interests beyond herself.
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Elinor Williams
Elinor
Ans
Showdown Bargaining To Begin At General Motors
GM and the United Auto Workers prepare for showdown bargaining on a new labor contract with time as the dispute. UAW President Walter Reuther and GM PR chief Joe Walsh propose 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. start times respectively as talks loom. The union notes GM profits set a record while the carmaker offers a three year deal described as generous. The Chrysler Ford and GM packages last August shaped expectations for a payout and retirement incentives. Reuther says he will attend GM at 10 a.m. Monday to push for a stronger agreement. The union maintains a $67 million strike fund for the GM showdown. GM dominates the Big Three with 354,000 represented workers.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P Reuther
Joe Walsh
Paul Svoboda
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Ford
Tonkin Gulf incident remarks stir political clash
Goldwater, on Meet the Press, questions the Tonkin Gulf episode details and the sequence of naval actions. He says the core issue is determining what actually happened, not communications. North Vietnam accuses Washington of fabricating the incident to aid Johnson's campaign.
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Meet the Press
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Viet Nam
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Your Needlework Kit Lovely Rose Wreath Cross Stitch Pillow Cases
A vintage style advertisement details the Your Needlework Kit 17-A for rose wreath cross stitch pillow cases. It promises easy to follow stitches, color and instruction charts, and suggests gifts for showers and anniversaries. Includes price of 2.99 per kit and four week delivery.
Needlework Kit Service Three Samples Kit 12A Offer
Three samples kit 12A offered for two dollars includes stamped linens for three samplers embroidery floss and simple instructions. Great Neck New York.
Moving Peonies This Fall for Gardeners
This gardening note urges moving or dividing peonies now, with soil prep tips and deep spadework. It covers manure, peat moss substitutes, soil texture, limestone addition, and proper planting depth for robust growth. It warns on location near lawns or shrubs and notes bloom delay after relocation. It also highlights fall planting of bulbs like tulips and crocus to extend spring color.
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Plan
Fourteen Die On New England Highways Weekend Toll
A summer weekend on New England roads caused fourteen highway fatalities across five states Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Maine and two drownings in Connecticut Maine and Rhode Island The dead include Robert Mercer 20 of Lee MA James Welch 7 of Clinton CT James Davison 19 of Concord NH Norman Dedam 30 of Dalhousie NB Geraldine Powell 24 of Ludlow MA Thomas McNeil 29 of Concord MA Edward OLeary 76 of Harwich MA Harry Blakeley 48 of Wellfleet MA Marjorie Parkhurst 18 of Charlestown NH Ernest Nelson 44 of Hartford CT Elwood Barringham 19 of North Haven CT Peter McGuinness 18 of Clinton CT Richard Nault 18 of Franklin NH Carol Gullotti 25 of Waltham MA plus drownings Joseph Correau 36 Fall River MA Winston Brown 46 New Gloucester ME Peter Dolge 35 Fairfield CT
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Maine
Rhode Island
Robert Mercer
Lee
Mass
Lenox
James Welch
Clinton
Peabody
Thomas D. McNeil
Concord
Waltham
Edward J. O'Leary
Harwich
West Harwich
Harry W. Blakeley
Wellfleet
Tamworth
N.H
Marjorie Parkhurst
Charlestown
Ernest Nelson
Hartsford
Conn
Startford
Elwood Barringham
North Haven
Hamden
Peter T. McGuinness
Guilford
Richard B. Nault
Franklin, N.H
Pittsfield
IIL
Carol Gullotti
Watertown
Joseph Correau
Fall River
Sakionnet Point
R.I
Winston Brown
New Gloucester
Kimball Pond
Vienna
Peter Dolge
Fairfield
Fairfield,Conn
Long Island Sound
Barber Shop Quartet Planned For Kennebunk
Kennebunk prepares to form a local chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. A Sept 28 meeting at 7 30 p m at the Community Center on Park Street invites all men interested in joining. the group aims to boost male singing and links to a 30 000 member, 700 chapter international organization founded in 1938 by J Owen C Cash.
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Kennebunk
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
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Park Street
Hugh Curtis
U. S
Canada
Maine
Tulsa, Okla
J Owen C. Cash
Firemen End Field Day Fire Blaze at Goldman Residence
Kennebunk fire crews from Central Fire Station rushed to 1 Longview Terrace Sunday afternoon where an outdoor barbecue fire spread to a residence partition. Firefighters quickly contained the flames, causing minor damage near the barbecue pit. The field day had just ended about 30 minutes earlier.
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Kennebunk
Leonard Goldman
Longview Terrace
Central Fire Station
Goldman
A Pinch of Dry Mustard in Cream Sauce
A pinch of dry mustard seasons a cream sauce for fish vegetables or hard cooked eggs, enriching flavor with a subtle heat. The tip suits versatile meals, boosting palate warmth without overpowering delicate ingredients. Use sparingly to maintain balance.
Biddeford Announces Street Work Bids And Dates
City Clerk Paul A. Deshaies said the Maine State Highway Commission released bid specs for state aid work on Alfred Street from Union to Five Points and Alfred Road to the railroad tracks. The project runs about 1.03 miles as part of South Street area improvements with the state.
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Biddeford
Paul A. Deshaies
Maine State Highway Commission
Alfred Street
Union Street
Five Points
Alfred Road
Boston and Maine
South Street
Portland hosts urban renewal session for officials
Augusta AP reports the Department of Economic Development will hold an urban renewal session for municipal officials and interested persons in Portland on October 21.
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Augusta
Department of Economic Development
Portland
Massachusetts Vote Counting Is Complicated
Massachusetts faces a tricky presidential vote due to a new law allowing new residents to register for the presidential ballot if they move in time. Rules vary by state with special ballots for new residents, different registration cutoffs, and location restrictions. some states offer no special provisions.
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Massachusetts
Secretary of State
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Prohibition
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
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Maremont Plans French Plant
Maremont Corp plans a European foray by forming Maremont S.A. in Mazamet France with 10 000 to 15 000 daily shock absorber output. The subsidiary will expand production of 16 major auto parts and serve original equipment and replacement markets from Paris HQ under Wolfson Ballar team.
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Chicago
Maremont Corp
Europe
John P. Buck
Maremont, S.A
Mazamet
France
Buck
Maremont
United Kingdom
S.A
la Mechanique de Precision
Wolfson
la Mechanique
Roger Kreutler
Marcel Pecazaux
Maremont S.A
Bombay
India
Car Pulled From Water At Beach
Firemen recovered a partially submerged car at the foot of Reggio Avenue in Old Orchard Beach. The unit, found empty after initial fears of occupants, was moved about 30 feet and then pulled fully from two feet of water. Carroll Survey tied the vehicle to a Friday night theft and the car was demolished after hitting rocks at low tide.
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Old Orchard Beach
Reggio Avenue
Frst
Shore
Three Missing Children Found Fort Fairfield News
About 100 people searched Sunday night before authorities learned the three missing children were safe with their mother. Robert James reported the trio missing upon returning home after an hour away and found them gone. They were likely picked up by the mother who visited relatives.
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Fort Fairfield
Robert James
Officer Slate Is Installed By Orchard Lodge
Old Orchard Beach officers of Orchard Lodge A F and A M were installed at a semi public ceremony at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall. Installing officer Frederick Elwell was assisted by Gordon Maddix and Robert Tarbox. New officers include Master Robert Googins and wardens, treasurer, secretary, chaplain, deacons, stewards, and organist Elmer L G Rounds. Refreshments followed.
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Old Orchard Beach
Orchard Lodge
A.F
A.M
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Frederick Elwell
Arion Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Gordon Maddix
Robert Tarbox
Robert Googins
Howard Merrill
Edgar Steward
Harry Sait
Clarence Lary
Donald Nowell
James Dale
Russell Durant
Junor
Ernest Gallant
Neal Leighton
Arthur Dickson Jr
Elmer L. G. Rounds
Beach Residents Attend Reception in South Berwick
Beach residents from Miniwanca Chapter Eastern Star attended a reception in South Berwick Saturday evening honoring Worthy Grand Matron Agnes H. Swett and Grand Electa Gladys T. Raeside of Maine. Attending were Mrs. Helen Smith with Esther Black and May Slaney, How ard Slaney, Mrs. Marion Dexheimer, Mrs. Jennie Rallis and Teddy Rallis, and Charlene Rallis. Friday night Howard Slaney joined Genesia Chapter inspection in Bath.
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Old Orchard Beach
Helen Smith
Miniwanca
Order of the Eastern Star
Esther Black
May Slaney
Howard Slaney
South Berwick
Agnes H. Swett
Gladys T. Raeside
Grand Chapter
Maine
Marion Dexheimer
Adah
Jennie Rallis
Martha
Teddy Rallis
Le Foyer Whist Winners Announced
The Le Foyer in Biddeford hosted a whist event with a full committee and numerous prize recipients. Medley Beaulieu and Ronald Ruel led high scores among many players across Saturday and Sunday sessions, with outgoing and consolation prizes awarded. Another weekend of whist is planned along with a monthly meeting next Tuesday at 7:30.
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le Foyer
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Berttha Desrosiers
Marthe Ruel
Medley Beaulieu
Leo Marcoux
Lucienne Chouinard
Marcel Desrosiers
Diane Ruel
Priscille Ruel
Lucien C. Ruel
Ronald Ruel
Edward Caron
Malvina Gaudette
Alma Sylvestre
Alden Neault
Mabel Ayotte
Markel Desrosiers
Wilfred Cote
Rose Lemay
Rita Fecteau
Beatrice Grenier
Bertha Desrosiers
Gilles Fecteau
Madeleine Beaulieu
Blanche Trembley
Patrick Desrosiers
Georgiana Bissonnette
Marie Valliere
Flora Lambert
Camille Garon
Agnes Caron
Arthur Pepin
Ernestine Barabhe
Diana Moulin
Eva Couture
Fernande Bertrand
Medley Beau‘lieu
Bernice ‘Beaulieu
Paul Chabot
Blanche Tremibley
Fernando Bertrand
Joseph Plourde
Corrie Tapley
Dee Blow
Lina Bald
toFelix Badnais
Willard Beaulieu
Medley Beaulier
John Berthi‘aume
Antoinette Chretien
Malvina Roussel
George Dumas
Agnes Ca‘ron
Laurette Champagne
Rossaire Chouinard
Alphonsine Bolduc
Yvonne Dumas
Lina ‘Bald
Anna Cote
Alfred Bald
Alfred Lapierre
Carl Tapley
Wanted 18 to 52 prepare for Civil Service jobs
Wanted for U S Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Jobs pay up to 446 dollars a month to start with strong security and advancement. Many positions need little or no education or experience. However you must pass a test as competition is keen, sometimes only one in five succeeds. City
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U.S. Civil Service
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