Local Notices of Hospital Patients and Navy Training
Rev W A Brown of Ocean Park is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Addie Coleman of Saco is a patient at Elm Nursing Home Old Orchard Beach. Ernest Goudreau of Biddeford is a patient at Maine Medical Center Portland. Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Morin of Saco have returned from Breakeyville Quebec. Mrs Lorraine Bouffard of Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Zimnicki of Biddeford spent the weekend in Roslyn Pennsylvania visiting Maurice Bonner and family. Seaman Recruit Gilbert P Hawkins USN son of Dorothy D Boisvert of Saco has begun nine weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes Illinois.
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W. A. Brown
Ocean Park
Webber Hospital
Addie Coleman
Middle St
Saco
Elm Nursing Home
Old Orchard Beach
Ernest Goudreau
Wilson St
Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Wilfrid Morin
Pine Street
Breakeyville
Que
Lorraine Bouffard
Hillside Ave
John Zimnicki
Roslyn
Penn
Death of Mrs Marie Anne Armstrong 77 Biddeford
Mrs Marie Anne Armstrong 77 of 72 Western Ave Biddeford widow of Arthur Armstrong died last night in a local hospital. Born in Biddeford October 1 1887 she was the daughter of Joseph and Adeline Lamontagne a St Joseph’s Church communicant and Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary member. Survived by son Fernand, daughters Marguerite Simard and Lawrence Neault, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews, all of Biddeford. Funeral from St Joseph’s Church Friday at 8:30 a.m. Calling hours today and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 10 p.m. at Sansoucy Funeral Home.
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Marie Anne Armstrong
Western Ave
Biddeford
Arthur Armstrong
Joseph and
Adeline Lamontagne
St. Joseph’s Church
Notre Dame Hospital
Fernand Armstrong
Marguerite Simard
Lawrence Neault
San Soucy
Stone St. Biddeford
Portland Weather Forecast Tonight Through Thursday
Warm Portland with fog developing late. Lows around the upper 60s. Light southwest winds. Thursday fog thins before noon and returns to fair skies with highs in the 80s. Winds south to southwest at 12 to 20 mph.
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Portland
Unity Social Club Meets At Thelma Farley Home
The Unity Social Club will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Thelma Farley on Buxton Road in Saco. Friends and members are invited to attend the gathering.
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Unity Social Club
Thelma Farley
Buxton Road
Saco
Midweek Prayer Meetings Listed At Local Churches
A series of Thursday 730 pm prayer meetings described for Bible Baptist 144 Ferry Road Saco First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard and First Assembly of God 22 Pleasant Street Saco in the Ahepa home with Bible study and prayer services scheduled.
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Assembly of
Coo
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Way Cleared For Action On Poverty Bill
Conferees from the House and Senate accept the House veto provision in the antipoverty bill clearing final action on a 1.78 billion program. The director of the Office of Economic Opportunity would override a veto in certain cases to prevent plans blocked for racial or political reasons.
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Washington
House
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Bids Sought for Rural Post Office Station at Cape Porpoise
The U S Post Office Department invites bids to operate a rural station in Cape Porpoise. Bid forms are available from the Kennebunkport postmaster through noon October 1. The winner must provide suitable quarters, convenient location, and handle stamp sales money orders mail services including various mail classes. Non postal money orders may not be sold on site.
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Cape Porpoise
U.S Post Office Department
Kennebunport
Dues Hiked by Biddeford VFW Post
Members met at the Biddeford City Building with Commander William McKenney reporting on the regional meeting in Boston. Post Commander Paul Lapointe chaired the Voice of Democracy contest as a new member Norman Racine joined the post amid a dues increase to five dollars effective September 24.
Card of Thanks from Ruth Jacques and Maud Moore
Mrs Ruth Jacques thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts and flowers during her stay at Maine Medical Center and for care from doctors and nurses at Saco Osteopathic Hospital especially Dr Girardi. Mrs Maud Moore also expresses sincere thanks for similar kindness during her illness.
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Maine Medical Center
Ruth Jacques
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Dr. Girardi
Maud Moore
Funeral services held for Louis M. Tsilikis at St. Demetrios
Funeral services for Louis M. Tsilikis were held Tuesday afternoon at St. Demetrios Church Biddeford with Rev. Alex Xanthakis officiating. Burial followed at St. Demetrios Cemetery. A post funeral lunch was served at the Wonderbar steakhouse for relatives and attendees from Brockton Portland and Gardner.
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Louis M. Tsilikis
St. Demetrios
Biddeford
Alex Xanthakis
Peter Dalapas
Father Xanthaikis
Wonderbar
Nicholas Giannaros
Leon Pappas
Steve Giannaros
Christopher Tsitsos
Connie Mellis
Brockton
Mass
Pericles Grebizis
Elias Shamos
Eftizia Nichols
Kostas Pouleris
Stephen Hatzis
Harry Nanos
Arthur Gikas
Themis Gikas
Portland
Neh Spiliopoulos
Gardner
Second Union May Join In Paper Strike
Negotiators return to the bargaining table in New York as a second union weighs joining the seven day newspaper strike. The AFL-CIO Mailers Union with 875 members vows not to return until a satisfactory agreement is reached, seeking job guarantees for 275 extras.
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NEW York
Afl.cio
Publishers Association of New York
Times
New York Post
the Post
Theodore W. Kheel
Owen-Davis Unit Past Presidents Plan Reception
Owen-Davis Unit Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Gilberte Lavoie’s Biddeford home to outline plans for entertaining the Parley from Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Auxiliary at Glen-Mor Restaurant Kennebunk on Oct. 26. Mrs. Eva Sherman won a mystery package. refreshments were served.
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Biddeford
Parley
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Gilberte Lavoie
Alfred Street
Juliette Rocray
Helen Blanchette
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion
Glen-Mor
Running Deer Shoot Planned at Camp Ellis
A meeting of the Ellis Rod and Gun Club discussed an upcoming running deer shoot at Camp Ellis to aid the club's shooting program. The event will use a 50 yard range with a life size deer target, five scoring areas, and prizes. a Saturday workday will prepare the course. Dick Hanson presided as 20 members attended.
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Maine
Dick Hanson
McCann to Lead Maine Scenic Program Coordination
Paul K McCann, 37, moves from the Department of Economic Development to the Park and Recreation Commission as coordinator of the Keep Maine Scenic program. He will start Oct 4 and direct the state anti litter campaign begun by the Committee to Keep Maine Scenic, formed by Gov Reed in 1962 and reconstituted by the legislature this year. Richard H Woodbury of Portland was reappointed as committee chairman.
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Augusta AP
Paul K McCann
Department of Economic Development
Park & Recreation Commission
Keep Maine Scenic
McCann
Telegraph
Kennebec Journal
Richard H. Woodbury
Portland
Uprooted house damages road, delays traffic in Limestone
A squall tore an abandoned frame house from its foundation near Limestone, blowing it 150 yards into a potato field. Debris and wind toppled two public utility poles on Blake Road, stalling traffic for over an hour. The house belonged to Vernon Edgecomb.
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Limestone
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Blake Road
Vernon Edgecomb
Kentucky Football Frontier: Bradshaw Player Under Bryant
Kentucky coach Charlie Bradshaw played college football at Kentucky under Paul Bryant and graduated in 1949, marking an early chapter in the program’s coaching legacy.
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Kentucky
Charlie Bradshaw
Paul Bryant
Democratic Social Club Meets In Saco
The Saco Democratic Social Club held its first fall meeting at the G A R hall on Cutts Street with President William Buckley presiding. Portland guests Mr and Mrs Edward Pelletier introduced Raymond Nadeau of Sanford who demonstrated household plastic wares.
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Saco Democratic Social Club
G.A.R. Hall
Cutts Street
Saco
William Buckley
Edward Pelletier
Portland
Raymond Nadeau
Sanford
Ernest Whitten
Charles Gilpatric
Alcide Deschambeault
Harry Warren
Millard Tripp
Gilpatric
District 2 Knights Meeting at St Margaret's Hall
Old Orchard Beach hosts District 2 Knights of Columbus meeting at St Margaret's Parish Hall this evening at 8. Lake E Hart Biddeford St Francis Saco Old Orchard Beach councils make up the district with state officers Ches ter H Chase J Philip Masse and Paul Leblanc expected to attend. Supper precedes the session at 6:30.
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Old Orchard Beach
J. J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret’s
Lake E. Hart
Biddeford
St. Francis
St. Francis In College
Saco
Chester H.chase
North Whitefield
J. Philip Masse
Paul Leblanc
Saco Teachers Are Introduced At Reception
The Saco Parent-Teacher Association held its annual teacher reception at Fairfield School during the September meeting. Morning program included remarks by Bernard Forbush and introductions of principals and teachers. Over 250 attended. Locke School won the attendance banner. The next meeting is Oct 19 at Thornton Academy Gym with John Jacques of Portland as guest speaker on Money is not important.
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Saco
Fairfield School
Thomas Morrisson
Joseph Curran
Paul Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
PTA
Morrison
Locke School
Thornton Academy
John Jacques
Portland
Bernard Forbush
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Frank Nash
Willard Stackpole
Ralph Loring
Raymond Gannon
Frank DeFrancesco
Olive Rebekah Lodge Selects Officer Slate
Olive Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall votes in officers led by Mildred Thyng as noble grand. New slate includes Gladys Bryant as vice grand and Priscilla Ladd as financial secretary with Evelyn Court recording secretary. Upcoming lodge installations and assembly delegates announced. next meeting October 4 with pot luck supper.
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Kennebunk
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Mildred Thyng
Noble Grand
Gladys Bryant
Henr Welch
Priscilla Ladd
Evelyn Court
Dorothy Hubbard
Reginald Hatch
Lorraine Charland
Rehoboth
Waterboro
Old Orchard Lodge
Houston
New York
Fairfield Officials Send Saco Legion Card Of Thanks
Fairfield School officials sent a card of thanks to Owen-Davis Post American Legion at Saco. Commander Donald Lucas led the meeting at Post Home Beach Street. Guy Goodwin reported minutes and was elected supper committee chairman. Cornelius Timmons announced cribbage committee selection. Chaplain Carl Murphy led the prayer.
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Owen - Davis Post American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Fairfield School
Donald Lucas
Guy Goodwin
Cornelius Timmons
Carl Murphy
Vehicle kills Canadian youth along U S Route 1
Connor Roger Berube an 18 year old potato picker from St Moise Quebec was killed Tuesday night after being struck by a car while walking along U S Route 1 in New Brunswick.
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Connor
Roger Berube
St. Moise
Que
Johnson ends call as U S backs UN Kashmir cease fire
Bill Moyers said Johnson told Ayub the United States will provide continuing support for the UN pursuit of a Pakistan India settlement. Democratic leaders met with Johnson and praised the UN cease fire agreement accepted by India and Pakistan. Speaker McCormack noted broad discussion of world affairs while Mansfield hailed the early cease fire.
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Bill D. Moyers
White House
Johnson
Ayub
United States
U.N
India
Pakistan
House
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennebunkport High School Seniors Named National Merit Finalists
Two Kennebunk High School seniors, active in drama, chorus and clubs, were named finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Andrew Peterson announced the selections as part of the 11th annual Merit Program.
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Page One
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Rainbow
Miss Ames
Miss Welch
Robert L. Welch
Alfred Road
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Maine
National Honor Society
Glee Club
Welch
Dirigo
Colby College
Grange
Girl Scouts
West Kennebunk Methodist
Andrew Peterson
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Speakers Named for Christian Living Series in Biddeford
The Biddeford Council of Churches announced speakers for the Adventures in Christian Living series. Oct 4 Rev E Charles Dartnell, Oct 11 Rev Dr Howard Keeley, Oct 18 Rev Russell Peppe, Oct 25 Richard Dubord. All talks at 7 30 pm Biddeford United Baptist Church.
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Biddeford
Richard Dubord
Maine
Waterville
Jasper Beane
Biddeford United Baptist Church
James Goudouros
Council of Churches
Stanley Bennett
Robert Fenderson
Fred A. Russell Jr
Carl Lude
John Anagnostis
Ernest Woodworth
Charles Boucouvalas
Plato Jruman
Neil Dow
Alexander Xanthakis
Robert M. Johnson
David Wigley
James Dawn
John H. Jordan
Paul K
Prison hospital inmates killed in Indian air base strike
Indian government radio reports 30 inmates of a prison hospital in Jodhpur were killed by Pakistani bombs. The broadcast said Pakistani aircraft conducted the air raid on the southwest city.
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Jodhpur
India
Local Dairyman Renominated To Milk Panel
Augusta Maine Robert Cole of Biddeford a former Maine Milk Commission chairman is renominated as a producer dealer member of the commission Gov Reed also renominated Donald Bennett of Portland to the Maine Turnpike Authority and Dinsmore Worthing of Saco to the Water Improvement Commission all on Tuesday.
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Augusta
Robert Cole
Biddeford
Maine Milk Commission
Reed
Donald Bennett
Portland
Maine Turnpike Authority
Dinsmore Worthing
Saco
Water Improvement Commission
Portland Gas & Light Plans 43 Mile Pipeline
The Portland Gas and Light Co. will begin a 43 mile natural gas pipeline from Somersworth New Hampshire to the Portland area next week. Federal Power Commission approval is expected this week. Crews have been clearing rights of way in the Kennebunk area for days.
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Augusta
Portland Gas & Light Co
Somersworth
N.H
Portland
Federal Power Commission
Kennebunk
Author to speak in Portland on education and mental deficiency
Dr. Lewis Dexter from the University of Maryland will speak Thursday in Portland as part of a three day Northeast regional conference of the American Association for Mental Deficiency. Dexter authored The Tyranny of Schooling and will address the audience on social and educational issues.
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Portland
Lewis Dexter
University of Maryland
Dexter
Northeast
American Association For Mental Deficiency
Better Light For Better Light And More Efficiency
A national program promotes proper home study lighting through the Better Light Better Light Bureau and partners. Engineers outline new lamp control devices meeting standards, blue tagged lamps endorsed by the bureau aim to improve student homework conditions.
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Johnny
Jane
Better Light-Better Light Bureau
Illuminating Engineering Society
Electrical Testing Laboatories Inc
Still Grinding Axes in Hull at 97 Morley Walters Drives Walters Axe Co
MORLEY P WALTERS aged 97 runs a factory in Hull Quebec where his machine punches out 300 ax heads per hour. He recalls using a 114 pound sledge in his boyhood and notes that 15 a day was once considered good. He designed the machine and owns Walters Axe Co, today described as the biggest.
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Hull
Quebec
Morley P. Walters
Walters
Walters Axe Co
LeeLearns Command Role at Lloyd House
At the Lloyd House in Alexandria Virginia General Robert E Lee first heard he would lead the Confederate forces.
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Lloyd House
Alexandria
Gen
Robert E. Lee
GOP candidates on tight budgets for New Jersey and Virginia
Republican contenders Wayne Dumont Jr in New Jersey and A Linwood Holton in Virginia campaign on limited funds as they seek governorships held by Democrats. Party leaders warn funds may not meet $500 000 and $250 000 targets, with late campaigns likely needing costly media buys.
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Washington
New Jersey
Virginia
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Wayne Dumont Jr
Roanoke
A. Linwood Holton
Richard J Hughes
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Tional
National Committee
Fred Morrison
Bliss
Morrison
Democratic National Committee
GOP
Webster B. Todd
National Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richmond
Newark
N.J
Todd
Dumont
Robert J. Corber
Corber
Saco Resident Is Sentenced To Reformatory
Saco resident Earl C. Littlefield was sentenced to the Men's Reformatory at South Windham by Justice James L. Reid in York County Superior Court after pleading guilty to breaking into Maureen St. Pierre’s Saco home on July 26 and stealing her handbag worth $5.50. Several others appeared, including Henry Lombard who paid a $105 beer violation fine, and Stephen J. McDonough who received a suspended sentence and two years probation for a beer theft and break at King Tut's Restaurant.
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Alfred
Saco
Earl C. Littlefield
South Windham
James L. Reid
York County
Littlefield
Maureen St. Pierre
Henry Lombard
Biddeford
Richard H. Howard
Eugene J. Doyon
Charles Aceto
Roscoe Aceto
Portland
Stephen C. MacPherson
Old Orchard Beach
Peabody
Mass
David W. Murphy Ofter
N.H
Maine
Murphy
Discussion Of Naval Shipyard Slated In Saco
Saco officials meet at 7 with Rear Admiral Joshua Cooper to discuss Portsmouth Naval Shipyard welfare. About 220 residents work at the Yard and city leaders plan informal exchanges to boost understanding. Following, Mayor Reay and officials will discuss planning and possible zoning changes with boards.
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Saco
Joshua Cooper
Washington
Portsmouth
Bowles
Admiral Cooper
Paul E. Reay
Robert J. Fenderson
Ronald Ayotte
Planning Board
Zoning Appeals Board
Military weighs tear gas use in Viet Nam war
Saigon reports the U S military seeks Washington’s re examination of policy on nonlethal tear gas in the Viet Nam conflict An earlier Marine operation used tear gas to force Viet Cong from a tunnel aiding civilian safety and field commanders seek occasional allowance amid broad Viet Cong attacks in the Mekong Delta and central highlands.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Mekong Delta
Guam
Tax Deadline Nearing In Saco
Saco tax collector Alcide Deschambeault reminds taxpayers seven days remain before six percent interest takes effect. The interest is retroactive to Sept. 1 and will be added to delinquent taxes.
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Saco
Alcide Deschambeault
Deschambeault
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William Searle JR
Frances Welch
Rawalpindi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Karachi
Andy Lan
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