Bal lard Couple Return From Northern Maine Visit
Mr and Mrs Arnold E Ballard of 32 Lucille Street Saco have returned home after visiting Old Town Bangor Millinocket and Belfast for several days, concluding the trip with a quiet family reunion and travel notes.
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Arnold E. Ballard
Lucille Street
Saco
Old Town
Bangor
Millinocket
Belfast
Notre Dame Thrift Shop to Lead Group A Next Week
The Notre Dame Thrift Shop will oversee Group A next week with Mrs. Fillmore P. Harris serving as captain.
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Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Fillmore P. Harris
Cole Named Milk Commission Head
Robert W. Cole of the Biddeford Saco dairy and milk business becomes chairman of the Maine Milk Commission, succeeding Agriculture Commissioner E L Newdick as the post rotates among members with annual elections.
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Augusta
Robert W. Cole
Biddeford-Saco
Maine Milk Commission
Cole
E. L. Newdick
Charge Continued From Page One In Wells and Biddeford Cases
A continued charge lists tools valued at $131.04 tied to Chick wh o is also named in an indictment alleging a June 16 burglary at Emma Harold store in Wells with larceny of $16.50 in cigarettes and money. Lawrence J. Remillard of Biddeford faces a secret indictment alleging June 23 nighttime breaking and entering at Nappi Distributors warehouse in Biddeford with larceny of beer worth $31.32. Remillard remains jailed at York County jail awaiting further court action.
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Chick
Emma Harold
Wells
Lawrence J. Remillard
Biddeford
Nappi Distributors
Remillard
York County
Western allies pressured to curb Soviet Cuban shipments
Britain, Norway and West Germany reportedly have about a dozen ships aiding Cuba's Soviet-backed buildup. The United States urged NATO allies to deny shipping to the Soviet bloc while Soviet vessels allegedly carry arms and personnel to Cuba. U.S. officials say aid to Castro’s regime bolsters its fragile economy. Representative Rogers urged immediate action by West Germany and NATO partners, but House leaders kept the Cuba debate narrow, blocking amendments as the Senate-backed resolution faces a midweek vote.
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Britain
Norway
West Germany
Caribbean
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Paul G. Rogers
Pla
NATO
Rogers
U.S
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Feud over military rule shakes Argentine leadership
Rebels claim top army chiefs aim for a dictatorship as loyalists resist. Guido initially backed the loyalists, then Friday shifted to the rebels and secured the resignations of Gen. Jose Cornejo Saravia, Gen. Juan Carlos Lorio, and Gen. Bernardo Labayru. Friday summons generals to a meeting within 48 hours while movements and communiques run both sides.
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Guido
Jose Cornejo Saravia
Juan Carlos Lorio
Bernardino Labayru
Argentina
Navy
Civins
Deaths Miss Ina A Dennett 9 Saco educator and longtime Sunday school teacher
Miss Ina A Dennett 9 of 43 Middle Street Saco died at home. Born April 8 1872 in Biddeford she taught 38 years at Bonython and Locke schools retiring 25 years ago after three years teaching in Massachusetts. A member of Saco United Baptist church she taught Sunday school many years. Surviving cousin Harry Libby Quincy MA Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco burial Laurel Hill Cemetery friends may call Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Ina A. Dennett
Middle Street
Saco
Biddeford
Elmore
Eva (Bickford) Dennett
Bonython and Locke
Massachusetts
Saco United
Death in Milwaukee of James H. Ramsey at 31
James H. Ramsey 31 died suddenly in Milwaukee Wisconsin, leaving wife Lucille Neault Ramsey formerly of Biddeford. Born in Yorktown Indiana, he was a son of Mr and Mrs Bryan Ramsey and a U S Air Force veteran. He managed a Milwaukee hotel. Survived by wife, parents, four children Bruce Patricia Sue Lorraine Jeannine, and a brother in Indiana. Funeral and burial planned in Yorktown Indiana.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James H. Ramsey
Lucille
Neault) Ramsey
Pike Street
Biddeford
Ramsey
Yorktown
Ind
Bryan Ramsey
U. S. Air Force
Bruce
Patricia Sue
Lorraine
Jeannine Ramsey
Indiana
Yorktown, Nd
Dr Russell D Cole former Cornell College president dies
Word arrived of the death of Dr Russell D Cole 62 a Methodist Church leader and former president of Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa He died yesterday in West Dennis Massachusetts He led Cornell College from 1943 to 1960 retiring due to ill health Survivors include his widow of West Dennis and a daughter Mrs Pat Rega of Scituate Massachusetts
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
Russell D. Cole
Cornell College
Cole
West Dennis
Mass
Funeral services for George Walter Hill held in Saco
Funeral services for George Walter Hill of 79 Lafayette at Saco were conducted Friday afternoon at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco with Rev Norman J Langmaid pastor of Saco School Street Methodist Church officiating Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walter Hill
Lafayette
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Norman J. Langmaid
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
Law Group Hears Air Force Officer
Maj Terrance W Miltner deputy commander for security and law enforcement at Pease Air Force Base spoke to York County Law Enforcement Association at the base eve ning meeting about military aspects of emergencies and civilian cooperation. Lt Theodore Koch showed a film on an airplane crash and how it is handled by air force personnel. The 52 members inspected a B47 in the DC hangar. The next meeting will be Wednesday October 17 at 7 pm at Dayton school with supper.
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Terrance W. Miltner
Pease Air Force Base
York
Old Orchard Beach
Harold Grace
Kittery
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Dayton School
Cape Porpoise church to begin Sunday school. volunteers sought
Cape Porpoise ALICE M. CROWELL WO 17 4814 reports Sunday School at the Church on the Cape starts October 7 with vacancies for several classes. Superintendent Mrs. Philip Fairfield asks for volunteers. Obituary notes George Seavey of Wildes District died Sunday after relatives left Connecticut. Local residents, travel and hospital updates follow.
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Church-on-the-Cape
Philip Fairfield
George Seavey
Wildes
Inlaw
John Seavey
Manchester
Earl Harvey
Main Street
Boothbay Harbor
Harvey
Newagen Inn
Cape Porpoise
David Cluff
George Harriman
Kathie
Fishers Lane
Freeport
Edward Nunan
Nunan
Doris MacKenna
Engborg
Everett Cortell
Ward Road
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
Cabot Trail
Fundy National Park
Raine in Cherry Blossom Lane Weather Note
Cloudy with occasional rain in Portland turning warmer at night. Sunday stays cloudy with periods of rain ending, then partly cloudy in the southwest area. Temperatures fall to the 40s overnight.
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Raine
Cherry Blossom Lane
Portland
Evening church services and youth meetings listed
A long list of Sunday evening worships across Biddeford Kennebunk Saco Old Orchard Beach Wells and Ogunquit plus youth fellowships and Sunday school notes.ри
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Advent Christian Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dormitory Planned At Maine Maritime Academy
Construction of a 175760 dollar dormitory for 96 seniors at Castine Maine Maritime Academy will start immediately with completion expected next summer. The contract to build the structure was awarded to R L White & Sons of Hulls Cove on Friday.
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Castine Castine
Maine Maritime Academy
R. L. White & Sons of
Hulls Cove
District Heads Honored At Adah Chapter Session
Adah chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at Biddeford Masonic hall honored district associate matrons and patrons with corsages. Guests included Betty Jean Braley of South Portland and Herbert Sessions of York as associate grand matron and patron. Several officers and representatives were introduced, and invitations and inspection notices were announced, with meals and rehearsals planned for October.
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Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Betty Jean Braley
South Portland
Grand Chapter
Maine
Herbert Sessions
York
Agnes Johnsson
Adah
Juanita Sessions
Braley
Agnes H. Swett
South Berwick
Mary Robbins
Biddeford
June A. Gillis
Lisbon
Esther H. Linsett
Kittery
Jennie Gough
Medford
Mass
Eva Lord
Webber Hospital
Pauline Berry
Helen Daly
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Gordon Day
Miniwanca
Old Orchard Beach
Jean Arnold
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
Besssie Day
Clover
Sanford
Yorkway
Fadette
Aurora
Kennebunkport
DDGM
Linscott
Anne R. Horsman
Union
Lyiman
Horsman
Piscataqua
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Pleasant Rivey
Buxton
Elizabeth Tate
Helen Parks
Louise Harpoot
Masonic Hall
Winnigance
Yarmouth
Deering
Madonna
Kennebunk
Corner Stone
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Lyman
Longfellow
Annette
Kennebunk Firemen Respond to Two Calls
Two fire trucks from Kennebunk central station answered a 3:55 p.m. false alarm on Sea Road, believed rung by teenagers with a $50 penalty for false alarms. A second 8:10 p.m. call reported a chimney fire at Herman Cohen's home on Kimball Lane in the Alewife section. Teen-age note: they made chocolate ice-cream sodas with sprinkles.
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Centralistation
Kennebunk
Sea Road
Herman Cohen
Kimball Lane
Alewire
CCD Staff Listed By St. Margaret Parish At Beach
St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach held first fall CCD meeting at Wonderbar Biddeford. Rev Edward P Walsh and Rev Armand Landry announced officers and teachers for the year. Executive board: Arthur Loranger president Lucien Huot vice president Miss June Clark secretary Roger Tousignant treasurer.
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Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Edward P. Walsh
Armand Landry
C.C.D
Arthur Loranger
Lucien Huot
June Clark
Roger Tousignant
Thomas Anston
Lewis Fowler
Robert Smith Fishers
Philip Auger
Theodore Manduca
St. Apostle of Good Will
Robert Quinn
Thomas Anton
Grace Dussault
Brendan Crosby
Roger Painchaud
William Farrington
Jeannette Emery
Joseph Moore
James Prendergast
Frederick Egan
Alphonse Desjardins
Oscar Rocheeau
Charles McDonald
Henry Beaudette
Roger Painchand
Joseph Snow
Gerard Cote
William Mullen
Martha Emery
Richard Crosby
Norman Nadeau
Edgar Deprey
Omer Cyr
Mildred Smith
Nancy Desjardins
Patricia Lambert
Theodore Manduea, Jr
Charlene Hebert
TV Extension Courses Set For Three Channels
University of Maine offers CRONO extension courses in American Government and Atomic Age Physics starting Monday. American Government airs on WLBZ Bangor Channel 2 6:30 to 7 am, WCBB Lewiston Channel 10 5 to 5:30 am, and WSCH Portland Channel 6 6:30 to 7 am, all weekdays. Atomic Age Physics runs 6 to 6:30 am on WLBZ and WCSH TV Channel 6 weekdays. Dr. Peter Odegard teaches government. Dr. Harvey E. White teaches physics. send registration to Roland J. Carpenter, 129 Education Building, UMaine, Orono.
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CRONO
University of Maine
Maine
Wlbz-Tv
Bangor
Wcbbtv
Lewiston
Wsch-Tv
Portland
Wlbz TV
Wcsh-Tv
Peter Odegard
University of California
Harvey E. White
Roland J. Carpenter
Orono
Major League Leaders Overview From AP List
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with Robinson of Cincinnati lead in batting 131 runs 203 hits and 49 doubles while Mays Aaron and Davis highlight power and speed. In the American League Killebrew and Aparicio star in home runs and steals with key totals for 195 and 29 respectively. Pitching leaders include Drysdale and Koufax dominating strikeouts Purkey and Bunning top decisions.
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Associated Press
National League
Robinson
Cincinnati
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Callison
Philadelphia
Virdon
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Los Angele
Runnels
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Pearson
Siebern
Kansas City
Killebrew
Minnaneka
Richardson
New York
Lumpe
Chicago
Sieve
Cimoli
Clinton
Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Aparicio
Bunning
Donovan
Cleveland
St Uls
Pascual
Scout Roundup Film to Be Shown on Channel 13 TV
A real life treatment of the 1962 Girl Scout Senior Roundup at Button Bay Vermont airs Monday September 24 on Channel 13 from 9 to 10 P.M. The program follows eight Senior Girl Scouts from Kansas with three featured, plus coverage of events for all 10 000 campers. Local Scouts in Biddeford Saco hope to spot familiar faces and a Gorgeana council president urges viewers to watch.
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Button Bay
WGAN
Vermont
York County
Kansas
Wayne B. Hutchins
Biddeford
Gorgeana
Springvale
Bonnie Stetson
Frederick Stetson
Limerick
F. Howard Shaffer
Saco
William Deans
Clayton Berry
Buxton
College Students Plead Guilty In Liquor Case In Biddeford
Three St Francis college students John Golday Merrill Dudley and William Farnam aged 21 19 and 19 respectively were fined 10 each and placed on probation for the current term in Biddeford Municipal Court Associate Judge Gerald C Nason presiding They pleaded guilty to drinking in a motor vehicle on Main Street last night Thirty day jail terms were suspended on probation and Dudley’s license was suspended during the school year The youths were arrested by Officer Raymond Sylvestre and three liquor bottles were seized
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
John Golday
Dunellen
N. S
William Farnam
Niantic
Conn
Merrill Dudley
Torrington
Nason
Dudley
Secretary of State
Raymond Sylvestre
Standings and results from baseball and softball leagues
The standings show New York leading with 91 wins and 64 losses, followed by Minnesota 87 69 and Los Angeles 83 71. Friday results include Boston 4 Washington 3 and Cleveland 9 Los Angeles 6. NBA/MLB style box scores mix with schedule notes and a closing line about pasta cooking time.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
GLB
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Nacnes
Baltimore
Cleveland
Poss Ccuss
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Detroit
W.L. Pet. G.B
Tips For Teens by Elinor Williams
A reader advises on dating after a breakup and how to approach a first date. Guidance encourages not waiting, clarifies that the girl already chose to date, and suggests gradual steps such as group outings, home gatherings, or events to ease into dating while involving guardians if needed. Readers are invited to send questions for Elinor Williams to answer.
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Elinor Williams
Miss Williams
Ans
Elinor
Thornton teams grid schedules announced by AD
Thornton academy announces freshman and junior varsity football schedules. JV games include Sept 24 Edward Little and Oct 1 Deering with several away contests at Portland Sanford Biddeford and St Louis leading to Nov 5. Freshmen start Sept 25 at Jack Junior High with games at South Portland Biddeford Cheverus St Louis Lincoln Junior through Nov 6.
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Thornton Academy
James McGaffin
Edward Little
Deering
Portland
Cheverus
Sanford
Biddeford
St. Louis
Jack Junior High
South Portland
Moore
Lincoln
Biddeford High Sports Night Slated for Tuesday
The Biddeford High booster club hosts the second weekly sports night on Tuesday at 7:30 in the new high school cafeteria. A film of the football game with Oxford Hills will be shown with running commentary by Coach Neil Sepico, followed by a Q A session and refreshments. About 75 people attended last week and more fans and players’ parents are urged to attend.
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Biddeford High School
Oxford Hills
Neil Sepico
Biddeford
Pennant Races In A Nutshell
Major league standings show San Francisco Cincinnati New York and Minnesota leading their divisions with varying paces. Next series include home and away games against St Louis Houston Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit and Pittsburgh as schedules allow.
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National League
L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
W. L Pet. G.B
Haircuts Rise in Boston as Prices Climb
The Boston chapter of the Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America announced that haircuts will cost $2 in Boston starting next Monday, up from $1.75, and shaves will rise to $1.25 from $0.75. Local president Kelly E. McLean said the same scale may be proposed statewide at the convention in Boston tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America
Kelly E. McLean
Association
Massachusetts
Fourth Race Of Cup Classic Slated Today
In Newport Rhode Island Weatherly leads the America s Cup series with Gretel needing a win to stay alive in the best of seven. Attendance could reach about 59000 with President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy among spectators as 3000 spectator boats crowd the waters. Weatherly won the first and third races while Gretel won the second and faces another triangular course today.
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Newport
R.I
Australia
Weatherly
Gretel
United States
Thornton Tops Biddeford In Harrier Run
Thornton academy won the season opener cross country meet 21 to 34 over Biddeford High. Al Cole of Thornton won in 13 04 with Ed Kurlanska and Pete Atwater close behind. Lloyd Cochrane led Biddeford in fourth. Biddeford JV also won its race 17 to 38 led by Norm Dugay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Biddeford High School
Tigers
al Cole
Thornton
Ed Kurlanska
Pete Atwater
Lloyd Cochrane
Biddeford
Norm Dugay
Cole
Kurlanska
Atwater
Cochrane
Belanger
Gagne
R. Kurlanska
R. Atwater
Sansoucy
Oliver
Greene
Beaulieu
Weekly Saco Menu Plans for Frankfort Lunch Line
Saco menu entries list Monday to Friday meals with items such as tomato bisque saltines chocolate pudding and milk on Monday macaroni and cheese peanut butter sandwich buttered carrots grapefruit and milk on Tuesday corned beef hash spinach jello bread and butter and milk on Wednesday Thursday features turkey and gravy boiled potatoes cranberry sauce bread and butter cookies milk and on Friday tomato juice egg salad on roll cheese stick potato chips cookies and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Simmons starts as Robson injury paces Cardinals rout
Curt Simmons allowed five hits over the game as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 11 to 2, shrinking the Dodgers NL lead to three games after Robson fractured a bone in his right ankle. Willie Mays went 4 for 4 with a double and three singles for the Giants in an 11 45 tri um victory over Houston, pulling San Francisco within three games of the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Robson
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Willie Mays
Giants
Houston
San Francisco
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