Death of Sister Cecile Madore at Bay View Saco
Sister Cecile Madore of Bay View Saco died April 3 at age 60 after a life as teacher and principal in Maine and Massachusetts. Survived by five brothers and four sisters, she served as nurse at the Sisters Residence Bay View. A mass will be held Saturday at 10 am with interment in Biddeford’s St. Joseph Cemetery. Arrangements by Emond Funeral Home Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Madore
St. Prisca
S.C
Bay View
Saco
van Buren
Antoine A
Sarah (Levesque) Madore
Congregation of the Servants of the Immaculate Hear of Mary
Good — Sisters of
Quebec
Madore
Massachusetts
Maine
St. Andre
Biddeford
Joseph and
Everett
Gerard
Irenee
California
Lionel
South West Harbor
Antoine St. Pierre
Clarence Cyr
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Janet Macmillan 79 dies after lengthy illness in Saco
Janet Macmillan 79 of 26 Mechanic St Saco died April 4 in a local hospital after a long illness. Born March 15 1894 in Rutherglen Scotland she emigrated 1910 to New York then moved to Saco in 1954. Survived by siblings and nieces nephews funeral Saturday 2 pm Dennett and Craig Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Visitation Friday 7 9 pm.
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Janet Macmillan
Mechanic St
Saco
Rutherglen
Scotland
Thomas and
Margaret
Paterson) Macmillan
Bronxville
N.Y
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Archiebald P. Macmillan
Linden
N.J
Everett Ladd
Robert King
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Paul K. Weimer
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Young Local Boy David Efird Dies After Brief Illness
David B. Efird 5 of 2 Stackpole Drive died April 3 in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. Born in Lynchburg Virginia on September 15 1917 he was a kindergarten pupil at School Street School. Survived by parents and extended family. Funeral services held tonight at Dennet and Craig Funeral Home Saco with burial in Altavista Memorial Park Virginia.
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Old Orchard
David B. Efird
Stackpole Drive
Portland
Lynchburg
Henry
Hilda Ferris Efird
David
School Street
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Counsins
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Clive Meidah
The
Altavista
Altavista Memorial Park
Card of Thanks for Webber Hospital Care
Sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Webber Hospital and the priests for their kind care, also to my relatives and friends for the beautiful gifts and cards sent me during my recent stay at the hospital. Mary G. O'Meara.
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Webber Hospital
David Brian Efird Dies at Five in Portland
Five year old David Brian Efird of Old Orchard Beach died after a short illness in Portland on Thursday April 3. Memorial services are set for this evening at 8 at Dennett & Craig Funeral Home in Saco. Burial will be in Alto Vista Virginia. Flowers requested to Finch & Finch Funeral Home in Alto Vista Va.
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Efird
David Brian
Stackpole Drive
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Thuesdavy
Dennett & Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Alti Vista
Virginia
Finch & Finch Funeral Home
Weather Outlook for Portland Tonight and Thursday
Portland forecast shows light snow in the north tonight with rain elsewhere and lows in the 30s. Thursday dries in the south with rain to snow mixing in the north and highs in the 30s north to lower 40s south.
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Portland
Mrs Alice Gay 82 Dies in Baraboo after Maine birth
Baraboo Wisconsin resident since 1950 and former Mills Maine native Mrs Alice Goodwin Gay died April 3 at age 82. Survived by daughter Mrs Donald Pierce of Baraboo and two sons Mayland Proctor Biddeford Maine Otis Proctor Wallingford Conn. Funeral planned in Baraboo with services to follow.
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Baraboo
Wis
Alice
Goodwin
Gay
Goodwins
Mills
Maine
Saco
Fred
Ella
Stacy
Donald Pierce
Mayland Proctor
Biddeford
Otis
Proctor
Wallingford
Conn
Roy Goodwin
Honolulu
Hawaii
Charles
Florida
LOW A. M. P
Pap Screening Clinic Planned at Kennebunk Clinic
A Pap screening clinic for women over 20 will be held at Joseph W. Bergen Memorial Clinic 24 Portland Road Kennebunk on Saturday April 14 from 10 am to 2 pm. Coordinated by Kennebunk Public Health Association and the American Cancer Society, the fee is 1 for residents and 2.50 for nonresidents with Medicare accepted. Appointment by calling 985 3551 before April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Joseph W. Bergen
Portland Road
Kennebunk Public Health Association
American Cancer Society
The
Locke School To Close For Parent-Teacher Conferences
Locke School in Saco will be closed April 11 12 and 13 for parent teacher conferences. Superintendent Howard Cushman announced that conferences will also be held the evening of April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
New England Temperatures
A scanning electron microscope can magnify objects as much as 100000 times. The brief note references temperature readings in New England, though specifics are not detailed.
Safety Officers Edited By Sandra Newcomb
Joseph Cook, a two year patrolman with the Kennebunk Police Department, praises the department as efficient after attending basic police and drug schools. He is taking a night course at Biddeford High School in laws of arrest, born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, 27 years ago, and is a 1964 Kennebunk High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Newcomb
Joseph Cook
Kennebunk Police Department
Kennebunk
Cook
Biddeford High School
Harverhill
Mass
Kennebunk High School
Meatless Recipe From Mrs Pat Gorman of Waterville
Mrs Gorman the Maine meat boycott matriarch shares a meatless dish. Her seven children chose favorite recipes as they swarmed with ideas. The dish uses corn and cheese with bread crumbs and green pepper baked in a water bath at 350 for 35 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gorman
Waterville
Maine
Saco Officials Laud Conservation Commission and Maremont Over Goosefare Brook
Saco Mayor Berton Braley praised the Conservation Commission and Maremont Corp at a State DEP hearing in Saco. He said the group showed concern for cutting pollution in Goosefare Brook and aimed to meet all legal requirements while supporting 1,200 local jobs. Braley noted Maremont’s community responsibility and urged DEP mediation to resolve any differences for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Berton Braley
Saco Conservation Commission
Maremont Corp
Goosefare Brook
State Department of Environmental Protection
Braley
Conservation Commission
Saco Firemen Responded to Three Alarms Tuesday
Saco firemen answered three alarms on Tuesday including a hot water heater blaze at 11 Hutchins St at 11 59 a.m. a light fixture problem at 3 13 p.m. at 12 Rumery St and a grease fire in a Heath Road home at 4 53 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Fire Department
Hutchins St
Rumery St
Heath Road
Goosefare Brook Hearing To Resume
The State Department of Environmental Protection will resume the hearing on Maremont Corporation's application to discharge waste water into Goosefare Brook as the firm builds a treatment facility valued at $966,000. The session is set for April 17 at 1 30 p.m. in the Saco City Hall auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Environmental Protection
Maremont Corporation
Goosefare Brook
Saco City Hall
Maine Senate backs limited moose open season
The Maine Senate approved a bill establishing a limited open season for moose by a 19 to 13 vote after a 16 to 16 deadlock on initial consideration. The measure will return to the House and was supported by Sen. Joseph Sewall after he heard game biologists say moose must be killed to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Senate
Joseph Sewall
Old Town
Vietnam
Sewall
Kennebunk To Get Law Course By University Of Maine
Kennebunkport police officials announce University of Maine approval for law enforcement degree courses at Kennebunk High School starting this September. Courses may lead to nonlaw enforcement degrees, with tuition paid by Safe Streets Act funds and a two year department service requirement for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Munson
Kennebunkport
Sherman Bonney
University of Maine
York County
Keanebunk High School
Bonney
Sogram
Kennebunk Savings Bank
York County Mutual Aid
Disaster Relief Funds Saco Plans to Seek Federal Aid
Saco officials estimate $35,000 in damage to roads culverts and bridges from Monday's storm and plan to seek that sum in federal disaster relief. Maine Civil Defense says the region may qualify for disaster status pending statewide estimates. total regional damage could reach $750,000 to unlock federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Civil Defense
Leon Libbey
Richard Murray
Berton Braley
Camp Ellis
North Saco
Maine
Sam _ Yeaton
York County
Cumberland County
Frechette Improves After Mild Heart Attack
Wife of Andrew Frechette, superintendent of Biddeford Schools, says he is feeling much better and looking better after a mild heart attack Sunday. He remains in Coronary Care Unit at Webber Hospital and will move to recuperative unit with about another week of nursing expected following an ice hockey game in Portland.
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York County
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard
Bonney
Andrew Frechette
Frechette
Webber Hospital
Webber
Portland
Biddeford Police Chief Announces Wife Recovering at Home
Biddeford police chief Edgar Sevigny said his wife Bertha was released from Webber Hospital after two weeks of serious illness. He noted she underwent surgery and is recuperating at home, adding we almost lost her but she is fine now.
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Biddeford
Edgar Sevigny
Bertha
Webber Hospital
Biddeford School Board Meets At 8
The Biddeford School Board will meet this evening at 8 in the school department offices in Biddeford City Hall. The agenda includes a discussion with board members of the Saco Valley School for Retarded Children Biddeford on teaching of the mentally retarded in Biddeford schools. A major portion at 9 covers the Self-Evaluation Team administrative committee. Other business includes nominating a guidance director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco Valley
Arundel School Board Sets April 9 Meeting
Arundel School Committee will meet April 9 at 7 30 p m in the Mildred L Day Memorial School The 12 item agenda includes a report on the Public Employees Labor Relations Board hearing held April 6 regarding the teachers association alleged prohibited practice in negotiations The notice notes additional items and public interest in the proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Mildred L. Day Memorial School
Public Employes Labor Relations Board
Teachers Association
Boycott Forces New Cafeteria Menu At College
Food service director Carson outlines a meatless week with 400 spaghetti orders and 200 cheese omelets amid a boycott. Meals include smorgasbord options and do it yourself salad bars, with two meat items nightly and no meat at breakfast. Portioned for 1200 servings per meal and aimed at nutrition balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Woodhead
Lewiston
Alaska
Carson
New England
Carsons
GAO Seeks Flight Records in Nixon-Era Disclosure Fight
Congressional auditors demand access to pre election flight records and related expenses from Nixon era officials as hearings press for limits on presidential privilege. Dean cites executive privilege blocking GAO review of flights by Nixon and family and key aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
White House
John W. Dean III
Administration
General Accounting Office
Audit Agency For Congress
House Government Information Subcommittee
Congress
GAO
Nixon
Dean
Paul G. Dembling
Dembling
Spiro T. Agnew
R-Ill
GOP
Subcommittee
Tree Planting Program Urged For Kennebunk
Kennebunk tree warden Herman Cohen outlines a plan to replace over 1,000 elm trees taken down in years past due to Dutch elm disease. The proposal, to be shown to the board of selectmen, would require owners to share planting costs, sign a tree easement, and care for new trees. He also recommends town funding to remove 22 diseased trees between sidewalks and roadways and notes seven dead or diseased maples needing removal and further pruning by utilities or town crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Herman Cohen
Board of Selectmen
Cohen
Kennebunk Conservation Commission Praises Marshes For Flood Control
The Kennebunk conservation commission lauded marshes bogs and swamps across southern Maine for absorbing 7.23 inches of rain over two days. They warned against riverbank tree cutting that worsens flood risks and discussed a compromise plan near the Kennebunk River mouth at Hoopes property to protect erosion. The panel endorsed banning non returnable bottles and cans and sent the measure to Keep Maine Scenic along with letters to state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Conservation Commission
Maine
Ed. Winston
Mousam
Lower Town Hall
John and Marjory Hoopes
Kennebunk River
Robert Maher
Kennebunkport
Hoopes
Clifford Boyer
William Hooper
Gual Army Corps of Engineers
Comemissioners
James McMahon
Elmont Tyndale
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Mary G. O'Meara
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Dennett & Craig
Matn
Saco, Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond, J. P, i
Ulysse Bourcier
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Los Angeles Times
Alice Gay
Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
New Bedford
Pittsfield
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Hartford
NEW Hampshi
Concord
Lebanon
Mt. Washington
Jermont Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Aine Bangor
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Rumford
Maremont Hearing
State Senate
Moose
United States
Donald F. Loring
Allen Avenue
Allen Rudderow
Kennebec County
Sevigny
Boycott
Saga Foods
Canada
Puerto Rico
Hisstaff
William
Moorhead
D. Pa
Department of Justice
Ahief
John N. Erlenborn
Matson’s, Inc
Main Street
Electrolux
Hoover — Compact Electric Brooms
LEWYT
Jos
Dukee Melvin Ayve
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