Personal notices from a community page
Carise Cote of 84 Hill Street Biddeford is listed as a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Roland Lavigne son of Mr and Mrs Roland Lavigne attends Milwaukee Eng Institute in a four year electronics program after three years of U S Army service at White Sands Missile Base New Mexico. Ron and Joy Holiday of Bayonne NJ recently visited Mr and Mrs Roland Lefebvre at Old Orchard Beach for a social with attendees including Robert Lefebvre Mrs Derilda Garon Mr and Mrs Gaston Roche fort and Donald Mr and Mrs Peter LeBreton Mrs Joseph Gagnon and Mrs Theresa Vigue and Richard.
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Carise Cote
Hill St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Roland Lavigne
Buxthe Wi
Owaukee Engstitute
Milwaukee
Wis
U. S. Army
White Sands Missle
New Mexico
Ron and
Joy Holiday
Bayonne
N. J
Roland Lefebvre
Old Orchard Beach
Robert Lefebvre
Derilda Garon
Gaston Rochefort
Donald
Peter LeBreton
Joseph Gagnon
Theresa Vigue
Richard
St Mary's Associates Meet in Biddeford School Hall
St Mary's Associates of St Mary's Parish Biddeford plan a 7:30 pm meeting tomorrow in the School Hall with classrooms open 6:30 to 7:30 for parents. The Unity Social Club convenes 6:30 pm tonight at Mrs Emma Garside's home Buxton Road Saco after a fish chowder supper. York County Salon 598 Eight and Forty meets tonight at Mrs Elodie Renaud's home Pike Street Biddeford.
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St Mary’s Associates
St Mary's Parish
Biddeford
Unity Social Club
Emma Garside
Buxton Road
Saco
York County
Elodie Renaud
Pike Street
Mid Week Prayer Meetings at Local Churches
A series of Thursday 7 30 p m prayer meetings and Bible study are planned across Saco Old Orchard Beach and nearby. The Bible Baptist Church at 144 Ferry Road Saco hosts a mid week prayer gathering. First Baptist Church Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach invites a prayer and Bible study. First Assembly of God Church of Saco meets at the Ahepa Home 22 Pleasant Street for prayer.
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Assembly of
Coo
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Computer Guided Dances At UConn Match Partners
At University of Connecticut Storrs a dance committee used a borrowed computer to pair partners by compatibility. About 550 students participated with 100 fewer than planned, some couples overlapping or some not showing. The experiment yielded mixed reactions but the organizers view it as a fun, useful intro for freshmen next fall.
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Storrs
Conn
University of Connecticut At
Clare
Card of Thanks to Mrs James Murphy and Family
Card of Thanks to thank our many aineeet and relatives for the cards, flowers and many kind expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mrs. James Murphy and family.
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James Murphy
Assault Case Continued In Biddeford Court
Harold Poitras of Saco had his hearing continued in Biddeford Municipal Court on charges of assault against his wife Ola. Associate Judge Gerald Nason set the next hearing for Oct 3 with bail of 50 dollars to be stricken if Poitras appears. Four Biddeford youths ages 14 to 16 faced a lecture over a series of local break-ins. Clermont Grenier of Biddeford faced breaking and entering and larceny charges with probable cause found, bail set at 500 dollars on two counts, for January term in Alfred Superior Court. Grenier pleaded innocent and waived a hearing. He was charged with taking candy, cigarettes and soft drinks from the Sherman Abbott garage in Lyman on July 22 and Sept 9. Chief Deputy Sheriff Burleigh Richards was the complainant.
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Harold Poitras
Louise St
Saco
Ola
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Clermont Grenier
Taylor St
Grenier
Nason
Superior Court
Alfred
Sherman Abbott
Lyman
Burleigh Richards
York County Sheriff's Department
Return Of White Tie And Formal Wear Is Urged
The article notes Lyndon Johnson’s shift to black tie for state dinners and the ensuing protest from the men’s fashion industry. It cites leaders like Richard Nixon and John Kennedy on white tie tradition, while industry figures argue for dress codes at official functions and discuss the cultural impact on fashion and diplomacy.
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Jack
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Nixon
Alfred E. Smith
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Italy
Antonio Segni
Britain
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
White House
Sam Rudefker
Harvey Weinstein
West Mills Clothes Inc
Louis G. Pfeifle
American ‘Institute of Men's and Boys’ Wear
Harry Truman
Johnson
ICC Approves Rail Rate Cut for Maine Poultry Trade
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a second bulk corn rate reduction into Maine, per Maine Central Railroad. The MEC says the cut lowers rates by up to five cents per hundredweight, narrowing Maine Delmarva differential to about six cents after previous gaps, formerly as high as 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
MEC
Delmarva
Coast guards aid as Cup winner hauled ashore at Newport
Most Of (Continued from Page One) Cup winner was hauled ashore at Newport Rhode Island Sovereign the beaten British challenger was towed to a protected cove Red Cross units were put on an emergency standby basis at some spots along the coast
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Newport
R.I. Sovereign
Red Cross
Portland Area Weather Update
Cloudy afternoon with rain drizzle and fog. High near 60 with northeast winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight cloudy with rain and fog. low in the 50s. Winds shift northeast to north 15 to 25 mph. Thursday partial clearing in the afternoon with north to west winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Portland
Ozawa Rapid Rise From Struggles To Maestro Fame
Seiji Ozawa, once a struggling Tokyo pianist and conductor, has become a major figure in Western orchestras. At 28 he will lead the Toronto Symphony as music director while also touring with the Japan Philharmonic and serving as assistant conductor in New York, with a career built on contests, European training, and Bernstein’s mentorship.
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Edward S. Kitch
Associated Press
Highland Park, Ill
Symphony
Seiji Ozawa
Japan
Ozawa
Ravinia
Chicago Symphony
Japan Philharmonic
U.S
New York Philharmonic
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Toho School of Music
Tokyo
Manchuria
Noboru Toyomas
Hideo Saito
Toho
NBC Symphony of the Air
Europe
Besancon
France
America
West Berlin
Herbert von Kara
Leonard Bernstein
The
Philharmonic
Bernstein
Japanese Broadcasting Corp
Kyoko Edo
Indians Beat Senators In 19-Inning Night Game
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Senators 13 to 2 in an extended night contest lasting 19 innings, marking the longest game of last season in the majors.
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Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Army District Reports Savings in New England
Boston Army Procurement District reports more than 4 million in government savings and 1.7 million in incentive profits for New England over three years through Aug 31. Shifts to incentive contracts, value engineering, excess inventory use, and admin streamlining drive results across six states with 1300 contracts and 450 prime contractors. Major items produced include XMIGEL rifle and M60 machine gun.
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Boston
New England
Army
John Goodman
Department of Defense
Iton
U.S. Army Materiel Command
Col. Goodman
Caldenan
Boston Army Base
Saco-Lowell
Maremont Corp
Saco
Maine
Goldwater assails Johnson defense cuts at American Legion
At an American Legion convention Sen Barry Goldwater attacked Johnson for favoring defense cuts to fund subsidies and handouts. He warned that such policies threaten national security and stability. The remarks come as campaign contrasts sharpen across party lines.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
American Legion
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy- Johnson
Indiana
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Idaho
Utah
Silvio
Conte
Massachusetts
Firm Members Inspect Land In Biddeford
Four guests from a large prospective industry visited city owned land near Biddeford’s dump area. Hugh Marshall, director of the Economic Development Commission, expects a decision in two to three weeks. The firm is also eyeing sites in New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
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Biddeford
Hugh Marshall
Economic Development Commission
Marshall
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Department of Economic Development
State of
Maine
Xi Omicron Plans To Attend Fashion Show
Xi Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority voted to attend a fashion show on Oct 14 at Biddeford Saco Country Club Old Orchard Road during the chapter's last night at Mrs Thomas Daly Jr 507 Elm Street Home guidance by Vice President Mrs Hazel Daly. A report on the Nu Phi Mu reception was given and Mrs Daly social coordinator outlined the year. The program included a group discussion on Alaska and Hawaii. The next business session will be at the country club and precede the fashion show.
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Biddeford - Saco
Old Orchard Road
Xi Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thomas Daly Jr
Elm St
Biddeford
Hazel Daly
Nu Phi Mu
Alaska
Hawaii
Country Club
Refreshments Served at Meeting by Local Hosts
Refreshments were served to attendees by Mrs Haze eF and Mrs Thomas Daly. Others present included Mrs Betty Stansberry, Mrs Paul Reay, Mrs George Ange, and Mrs Raymond Audie.
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Hazeef
Thomas Daly
Betty Stansberry
Paul Reay
George Ange
Raymond Audie
Criminal Cases Heard At York County Superior Court
Alfred York County Superior Court’s criminal session continued with several cases before Justice William S. Silsby. Marlene Buzzell, 23, of Biddeford pleaded guilty to forging a $9.24 check on May 22 and received a suspended term in the women’s reformatory plus two years of probation. David Knight, 41, of Wells was found innocent of forging a $200 check from a year prior after a 33 minute jury deliberation. Albert Pelletier, 46, of Berwick was found guilty of drunken driving last week by the jury.
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Alfred
York County Superior Court
William S. Silsby
Marlene Buzzell
Biddeford
David N. Knihg
Wells
Knight
York
Albert J. Pelletier
Berwick
Court Dockets Report From Portland and Surroundings
Stephen C. Jurgh fined 300 for speeding and sign charges. charges against him dismissed due to military service. Ralph G. Libby III, 19, Portland, faced illegal beer possession, filed with arresting officer’s concurrence. Edgar L. Legere, 60, Sanford, charged with drinking on a public way. Richard N. Pelletier of Portland faces a case for operating a motor vehicle left of center on a grade of a highway.
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Stephen C. Jurgh
Ihe
Saco
Ralph G. Libby III
Portland
Edgar L. Legere
Sanford
Richard N. Pelletier
Rubbish Fires Are Fought In Biddeford
Biddeford firefighters battled rubbish fires at the city dump yesterday morning, spending about three hours wetting down burning piles. The blaze appeared connected to nearby business men inspecting land for industrial use and smoke concerns. Firemen also tested the sprinkler alarm at the Warren's warehouse at 2 05 p m.
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Biddeford
Warren
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Emanuel Celler
House
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
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Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Prince Spaghetti
Kandy
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Saco Lowell
VAMIC
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OLDS
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