Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 22

i-lX J- 1M' t' iifi- 1 V'- V-- rs -ti eT- -ftA T- 1 i 7 LEWISTONUBERN MAINE TBlfRNPAY IIAItOi 9 191) 3 LEWISTON EVENING JOURNAL FITTS Principal Auburn Woman Escape Apparent Injury in Two-Car Crash WiU And Administration Are Allowed A will and an administration have been allowed in Androacog-gia County Prolate Court Register of Probate Paul Geoest said1 the will fa that of the late Elizabeth Sheloske of Lisbon Falls who died Dec 24 1982 Anna Small of Lisbon Falla was named executrix The relate exceeds $L800 The administration' approved wu that of the late Albert Cobb of Auburn who died Aug 11 1962 Attorney Elton Fairs of Lewiston wu named administrator The estate wu estimated at $800 on Dana Avenue when the ve- hicks collided Combined dam- age was estimated at over $48 Hit-Bua In another accident reported today car driven by Sybil M- Nadeau 50 of 13 Homefield fit Lewiston waa reportedly dam-' aged tty a hit-and-run driver sometime yesterday Police were told that the sta-tion wsgon owned 7 by Hubert Nadeau el the same addreu wax parked on Third Street at 7:50 am end waa driven off at I last -v The car remained In Nadeau's garage during the night and the owner told poUcs he did not notice the damage until this morning- An estimated $65 of damaga waa done to the left front Edward Little High School principal Arnold -Westerberg and a woman motorist escaped apparent injury yesterday ip a two-car coltiaios at the interjection of Quhmaa Place and Dana Afenuo it wu learned today Auburn police were notltied of the accident last night although the miihao occured at mid-afternoon- Principal Westerberg had yet to complete his portion' of the police report at- mid day today they said i Louise Tardlf 32 of 14 Cushman Place Auburn adrised police that aha wu driving in a northerly direction on Cushman Place while the car- allegedly driven by Wuteriberg waa proceeding in aa easterly direction Lewiston Industrial Develop-meat Director Samud Michael aid today that a large fomitun 'manufacturing concern has indicated as interert in opening a plant in the Textile City Michael reported that negotia-Bcns between hlmaelf and opera-'tors of the firm- the heedquar ten of which is located In Penn--aylvania haver been going on for aStne uw fa gw miq The furniture company be 'stated would employ approximately me persona mostly men and haa shown -an Interest in taking up space hi the fonnePMDon-tinental Min property oa Cedar Street Michael declined to re--teal the name of the concern Interviews of potential em-will be -held Saturday Two Area Men Giarged With Foyr ForgcjryCounts 1 i mu mM ey wareweu 8T CHEERLEADERS j-St High School cheerleaders got in a little out-of-doora practice this morn ing at the school in the imow Left to right are Irene- Robert Cleudtte SasseVille Linda Beland Connie Dennis head cheerleader Elaine OuelletteV'co-head cneerleader Dons Laliberte Joan Simard and Pauline Vaehon Absent when the photo was taken was ClaudettcBonenfant Three Auto Accident Suits filed With Clerk of Courts Woman Is Hospitalized After Bus-Car Collision iThrae automobfle-neridret suits Aro of them involving Juveniles and moat of the mofr substantia amounted have been filed at the I Androscoggin' Ork of Oourti wfCC largest of the trio was filed Jacques Belanger who to i 'minor through hia father Reg- Belanger of Lewiston who filed in flu own behalf $1808 Their combined suit wre again garold Holbrook of Aybum The Ism sued for $10000 and flu for $3000 The son said that the accident occurred Oct 1962 on South ffiain 6t Auubrn and it was al-vleged that the defendant drove Ms motor vehicle against a ear merated by Jacques TaTh The complaint said that Two area young men were charged with four counts of forgery today in Lewiston Municipal Court A third wat-charged with two counts and failed to put in an- appearance Robot Dumont 25 of 57 Maple StLewiaten-Saihuei-Ki Ckram 14 of Sabattua and Clarence Widdecomb 24 reportedly now in Boston were accused of forging a bank check drawn on the Frit Portland National Bank The check dated Feb and made payable to Robert A Saunders wu in the amount of $58 82 and was signed by te Merton Leavitt Jr On the same date police alleged the trio forged a check identical to the above except in the amount of $5743 Both cases were continued until March 14 after Dumont and cram pleaded innocent to the charges Bail for each of the accused wu act at $1000 on each charge Two Mere Dumont and Cram were also charged with two more counts of fdrgery Police -alleged they forged a check in the amount of $5317 Feb 18 The check drawn on the First National Bank waa made payable to Robert Wallace and waa signed by-John Of Two Charges ToDeaH Poultiy An-Auburn poultry fanner was found guilty at a special session of Auburn Municipal Court this af- tenwon of two charges related to disposal of dead poultry and payment of a $100 fine wtf suspended Joseph A (Gerry) Bilodeau 49'of Washington St Auburn pleaded Innocent to the two charges Following a' lengthy hearing he was found guilty of a charge of improper disposal of dead poultry and this case was filed He was found guilty- of a charge of failing to have adequate disposal facilities for dead poultry and payment of a $100 fine in this case was suspended He was placed on probation for six months ordered to cease accumulating dead poultry on his property and to construct by June 30 disposal facilities which meet the approval of the State Department of Agriculture The complainant was John Gallagher of tfrat department First witness in each case was Harvey Fleury who lives on the Sunset Poultry Farm owned by -Bilodeau Fleury told the court tiiat he iX'ibeen employed by Bilodeau for the past 20 weeks feeding some 20000 broilers and cleaning the broiler houses Fleury testified that while Bilodeau was in Florida for three weeks he placed1 dead poultry on a nearby river bank and disposed of 'none of them Fleury said the dead poultry in that pe- Lewiston Auburn File Suit Against Maine Aviation Corp Draws $10 Fine on Motor Violation Following a lengthy hearing In Aifburn Municipal Court today an Auburn motorist whore car and another vehicle collided head-on in Minot wu fined $10 for driving on the wrong side of the road oh the crest of a grade and he appealed Frederick Chase 20 of 46 Union SL first entered a guilty plea and a $10 fine waa Imposed Chase agreed to pay Later however Chase conferred with hii attorney Israel Al-pren and waa allowed to withdraw hia guilty plea and enter a plea of innocent Attorney Alpren first raised oh-lection to the charge and questioned the matter of jurisdiction Close The court recessed and from topographic -maps in the office of Auburn City Engineer-Planner Daniel Webater Jr attorneys in the case learned that the mishap did In fact occur in Minot and in Androscoggin County but only a few hundred yards from another county: In objecting Attorney Alpren aid that his client first had been ordered into Norway Municipal Court" After a link at the maps how-eyer' Attorney Alpren withdrew the objection The first witness presented by Assistant County Attorney William Clifford Jr was Harry Richardson of Auburn a passenger in the other vehicle involved in the mishap Richardson testified hia wife wu driving their car and said to they approached the crest of the grade oa the-dirt road he noticed the car driven by approaching from the -opposite Erection and on their side of the Richardson testified Chase ap-Pad to be looking down toward the side of the road or' toward the car's floorboard my wife to get' over in fte ditch" he told the court and she did Richardson said- he motioned frt' on his own side foerand testified he could not tell if Chase saw him Horn? I qqite remember if I reached over and tooted the horn the witness testified Following tfae crash Richardson said Chase kind of shook up" and admitted see Hie hearing was interrupted when Attorney Clifford toH the court he had to go to Superhr Court for a "pre-trial On hia return the hearing reamed and Chase was found guilty and fined $10 He aiqiealed to the Androscoggin County Superior Court and wu released under $50 baiL Chamber Urges Businessmen Attend Legislative Hearing The Lewiston-Auburn Arei Chamber of Commerce is urging area businessmen to attend a leg Reggie Qoutier 203 LINCOLN' WE Smoked Shoulders each other up Lisbon Street when Dube suddenly changed lanes to obtain a parking apace on the east side of the street Officer Laurent Veilleux investigated No injuries were reported i Chlorine Gas Handling Glass Held A school -for instruction in the handling of deadly chlorine gas wu conducted this afternoon at the Lewiston Public Work Department PWD Director George Maher reported that the school conducted jointly by the Solvay Process vision of the Allied Chemical Co and the Polar Chemical Co of Lewiston was designed to familiarize municipal and indue-fcial personnel with the use of the gas' The school Maher reported was of particular benefit to municipal id industrial water division people at they are the ones who most generally handle the dangerous Municipal representatives and industrial personnel from throughout the Lewiston Auburn areas were invited to attend the seseion which began at 1:30 pm Officiate of the two chemical firm lectured and demonstrated the proper use and handfing of the gas cylinders Auburn Motorist Fined $5 "An Auburn motorist was fined $5 in Auburn Municipal Court today oo a charge of allowing an unregistered 'car to be parked on Center Street David A Pomeroy' 20 of 515 Court St entered a nocontest plea to the charge brought by Auburn police Lt Stanley Houston and he was automatically found guilty 1J-1 Lt Houston advised the court that Pomeroy had pushed the car from private' property into Center Street and was preparing to tow it without a permit 'from the State Police Pomeroy admitted he 1 knew about the law but forgot about he said City Locals Norman Legendre of Lewiston addressed his fellow Lewiston-Auburn Rotarians at their weekly luncheon meeting this noon at the DeWitt Hotel His subject wu Related Disposal1 riod amounted to between 75 and 90 birds Frene Bilodeau in his defense advised the court that by placing the poultry where Fleury was advised to the birds 1 freeie and do not create a menace Where 1 the second was concerned Fleury advised the court that he' knotfs of -no disposal facilities on the Bilodeau farm He that (here were two barrels In back of the poultry house and declared maybe they usd -those two barrels for that 1 Art r7BiIodeau in his defense told the Court of a conversation with Gallagher last August in which Gallagher advised the Auburn farmer 1 that the law required him to construct Acceptable disposal facilities oo his farm Bilodeau told the court Gallagher agreed he could begin such construction in the spring Gallagher told the court that he waa under the impression following the conservation with Bilodeau tiiat such construction would be- gin immediately Bilodeau explained that he fully intended to 'comply with the law but said- that none of the poultry farmers in Androscoggin Counto have such facilities Gatiag igher maintained that sane do and agreed to direct Bilodeau to acme of these fanners In order that he may inspect the facilities in chambers prior to the court action and pointed out that if such delinquencies are allowed to continue they will place an impossible burda on the "tax Judge Scales advised Clark that if he is delinquent in the future the penalty will be "more Budget Session -Scheduled The Lewiston Board of Finance will look over the proposals of tiie general government group at a special- budget session scheduled for 8 o'clock tonight in the office of Mayor Donia Girard Heads of the various municipal departments will appear before the board and explain their budget proposals for the 196344 fiscal year The' proposals represent an increase of more than $47000 over last appropri- morning at the Lewiston of the Maine Employment Security Comndsnop from am to noon Arranged through MESC Manager Paul Belanger jUw taterviews will reveal the number of people in the ares who would -be qualified for take po hiniM with the company should decide to locate here Cwttes-Wrigfct Michael also reported that he has sent a list af me fr dustries to the Curtiaa-Wright Corp Electronics Division -at East Patterson The company has offered to the Twin Cities in reducing the number of persons unemployed by sub-letting contracts is local firms A similar offer was received in Auburn earlier this week Milana re LaRoche -MiUna-of Auburn filed a suit against Anita La-Roche of: Lewiston as the result of an auto accident Nov 8 1982 The Milano driver said that sr-: i the LaRoche cm cradled agaiMtj hen on High St Auburn end she wag thrown about the interior of the vehicle and suffered injury -to her back and left shoulder joint permanently ving the moulder Icr suit was for $6000 Havy Damage Injury In inter- Patrick St Amand 50 of 40 T8 1 Mm timi 8at Numerous to Mention Qoy was thrown out of flic car "end against the ground This it continued ranked in ilm suffering a brain eoncus-'sioh contusion of the scalp skull fracture a permanent par-Qal loss of hearing sprained 'elbow and other injuries -Earahgs He said because of the accident fee dost earnings amounting to and required medical and fiospkal treatment The father: contended Rat he frmirred medical and hospital expenses of $22910 and lost his earnings and services In Addition ho aaid $210 worth of was done to hia ear and there was towin hill at $37 Student Driver In another auk Gerard a minor' filed through his father Raymond Amour of Lewiston against Ronald Du-bue and Roland Dubuc another father and atm combination of Lewiston The suit said that Roald Dubuc wa learning to drive an automobile and was accompanied tar hia iatber' who was teaching him Young contended that he was operating a bicycle on College St Lewiston Sot 21 1962 when he wac struck by the Dubuc cur The suit charged Rut the fa-ihor of the Dubuc boy was negligent )a that -he failed to inform hb atm of the approach of the Amour hoy on the bicycle and in addition failed to instruct him to reduce his need reasonably TOuit also said that the father didn't keep a proper lookout from die motor vehicle "Yung Gerard was thrown by the impact of the two vehicles Rto suit contended and he suffered a broken leg and was oth-erwue frjured Hospital and medical expenses me listed at $38SJO and permanent injury tothe leg was claimed The suit was for $5000 section of Main and Bates Streets and the father asked for $750 for Feb 28 An Auburn motorist was allowed time to pay a $125 fine today ta Lewiston Municipal Court where he appeared oq a tipsy dr ivingchqrge Paul Green 31 of 49 'Western Prom Auburn pleaded guilty to operating -a motor fehicle while' under the influence intoxicating liquor Main Street March 7 He waa allowed 14 days in which to pay the finq and was Maced on probation for 80 days State Trooper Normand 0 Bureau was the complainant Other Action In other court action today Barbara Ouellette 19 of 80 Elm Street pleaded guilty to paring 'a red liflht at the She paid a $10 fine Says Filing Charges Against Auburn Garage Owner as Done as a A Lewistoh woman wu hospitalized today following a collision involving her automobile and Hudson Bus Co vehicle on Sabattua Street in front of Holy Family School Rita Obie 34 of Carew Street was -admitted to the SL Mary's General Hospital for observation She complained of pains in her back and neck following the mishap which occurred at 8:25 this morning Police said she was the operator of a 1960 automobile whidi waa truck in the rear by the bus driven by Luden Custeau of 1063 Sabattua Street The larger vehicle sustained no damage in the mishap 'but the Obie car was damaged about the right rear to the extent of $150 Red Light According to police the woman stopped for a red light in front of the school Due to slippery pavement the bus could not- be stopped in time to avoid the mis-eccording to investigating icer Gerald Gagne In an earlier accident in front of 895 Lisbon Street a Lewiston man was shaken up and planned to see a doctor later in the day Emile BoOrque 38 of 20 Newman Street complained of a back after his 1957 truck wu struck in the rear by a 1959 sedan police said was driven by Edward Hodgkins 36 of 200 Gamage Avenue Auburn truck sustained 'an estimate! $50 damage about the rear while the car received an estimated $200 damage about the left front 'end According'' to police Bourque wu stopped on Lisbon Street for a traffic light when the mishap Occurred Hodgkins told police he was unable to atop to the slippery road surface The accident which took place at 7:27 am was investigated by Officer Gurney Pamerleau-Dubs A third mishap this morning occurred ft 8:24 am in front of 180 Lisbon Street Involved in the mishap were driven by Jeannine Pom-erleau 22 of 244 Park Street and Gilman Dube 29 of 5 Pleasant Street both of Lewiston Damage to the Pomerieau car a 1953 sedan was confined to the left front and was estimated at $75 The Dube car a 1963 model sustained damage to the right rear fender and tail-light estimated at $50 According to police the two cars were traveling parallel to ations Controller Laurier Raymond indicated that the FB might do some blue penciling providing the meeting does not last too long So far the FB has bhil penciled the proposed budgets of the Police and Fire Departments and the Public Works Department Still to he done are tiie Education and Health Welfare Departments budgets along with those of the general government group' TURTLENECK JERSEYS 2" FLANDERS Auh At Calcium Chloride 1 A Tor lea Control HAYES CO Mato a Lm TM IM-77V1 -AIR- Stinchfieid police said Both were charged with for- gery of another check Feb -again to Wallace thin time in the -amount of $5711 There two chargei were also continued for hearing to March 14 and bail was again act at $1000 each on each charge Det Sgt Robert Cloutier of the Lewiston Police Department was the complainant on tin test Charge while Androscoggin County Sheriff Robert Bonehfant complained on the first three Cloutier reported that the cashed four checks (h but only one has been ered at this time ThH check wu cashed at the ThlbaoK and Faucher establishment on Lincoln St I The other three were cashed 1 at Service Station 90S Sabattua St Rosaignofe Sender Station on Lisbon St: and Ricky's Market at 178 East Ave: according to Sgt Cloutier iBiAubuni Court Dumont -and Cram were returned to tiie Twin Cities from Sturbridge Mass where they were picked up on vagrancy chargea Both were arraigned in Auburn Municipal Court earlier this week on similar had check charges FUNERALS FORDYCE RICHARIWON-ReV Bishop Coveil Jr pastor of the Court Street United Raptiat Church officiate this afternoon at funeral aery ices at the Memorial Chapel of Dillingham and Son Inc Auburn Entombment was at Mount Auburn Cemetery and burial will take place in the spring at Maple Grove Cemetery Mechanic Falls Bearers were Charles George pnd Hartley Richardson and Leo White Mk RACHEL 8 ERWIN Rt Rev Msgr James' Savage was celebrant this morning at the Requiem Mass at SL Church following prayers at Fahey Funeral Home Rev John Crosier conducted the committal service at the entomb-menT'aMIouiit Hope Cemetery Rearers were Raymond Michaud Raymond Mailhot Roland Butcher and Herman Krackaber-ger who came from Elkton Md for the service 1 CHESTNUT Dial 2-ltSI Open FrL 'til 9 READY TOEAT HAM Ikj rowioH CHUCK roast ISIRIOIN STEAK I 8H0BT CUT RUMP STEAft Tog Round STEAK CUBE STEAK CMtafCut CHOPS I I I I I I SLICED finnww I I oooxxo TOPE HANKFORTS 11 i -I hia expenses Open Every NHe The dties of Lewiston and Auburn have filed wit' against the aviation agency which rente the AUburnLewiaton municipal airport Papers whidi were filed today at the Androscoggin Clerk of Courts office named the Maine Aviation Gorp of Auburn the defendant in tiie $450 action Two Yean Age The cities claim that amount is due for rent for the months of April May and June of 1961 According to officials of the joint airport committee which operates the port there has bun a dispute over the monthly rent for time throe months -The papers were filed by Au- Solicitor Israel Alpren both cities The MAC entered into an agreement with the two cities through the joint board about three years ago the court was told It rents facilities at the port and in turn rente portions of the facilitie to private firms and individuals and has use of the airport facilities The University of Maim has won 23 of the 11 indoor track meets held with Bates islative hearing at Augusta Wednesday at 1:30 The haring is a a bill relating to conducting business on Sunday and certain holidays and local businessmen are urged to be present along with employ re Those planning to attend have he load been asked to ber office I Cham Super Market DELIVEI LEWISTON 6 to 8 lb A VgL lb 29c Cot Food 8 Oz Con 5c lb 69c lb 49 Ms- 49 lb 550 lb-27 lb 45 lb 85 3 lbs 97c IM9c lb 39c Ibl0t lb 29c lb 15c INTRODUCTORY OFFER 3 Little Kittens 15 0z Can 9c ITALIAN SANDWICHES AND PIZZAS Tried the Rest Now Try the Besff 5m Italian Sandwkh Shop 261 MAIN ST LEWISTON-DIAL 782-9145 or 782-9316 Courtesy Quality Service r- A State Bureau of Taxation representative advised Auburn Municipal Court Judge Damon Scales Jr today that filing charges against an Auburn garage owner for (riling to file his ala tax report was a "last resort in impressing him with the fact he has to tile it on Harold Clark who operates Garage at 61 Center St Auburn pleaded guilty to the charge and payment of a $10 fine wu suspended Thomas Squires representing the tax department said Clark has been delinquent on 18 returns and "only two were on he said At the time of the complaint Squires said Clark wu two months behind Judge Scales said he had dis-cusaed the situation with gquira Knox Street pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge and wu committed to Androscoggin County Jail for 30 days WANTS) 'EXPERIENCED: BOOKKEEPER Sli Day Week Salary Desired Write Box1 ft flun-Joeraal Hosts 0 AM to 5 PM MONDAY thm SATURDAY YEOLDE REMNANT SHOPPE 117 Washington St Aub New Spring Stock CHECKED WdOL BLENDS with Matching Tweed Coordinate Good Selection £95 Colors yd Drip-Dry Cottons 69V in Bright Hawaiian Prints Cotton Double PRINTS yd 60" wide Drop to end Browse Around We Give Green Stampo Orders Accepted TeL Freo 'Parking HAMSALE Ready to Eat Semi-Boneless Any Sin Piece Reg HAMS IS lb ovg WHOLE SHANK HALF FACE HALF HAM BUTTS ham' faces CENTER SLICES Reg HAMBURG EXTRA LEAN HAMBURG Only factory-oothoriztd OktioCux itee and rvleo a mm 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