Deaths Springfield Man Jean Paul Sicard 48
Jean Paul Sicard 48 formerly of Biddeford Maine died suddenly Thursday morning at his home in Springfield Mass Born July 29 1918 in Biddeford Maine he was the son of De W and Ruth LaRose Sicard Survived by his widow Beatrice C Sicard his mother Ruth S Thompson two sons Donald and Jean Paul Sicard Jr six daughters Sandra Ruth Kim Debra all of Springfield Mrs Hartley Solange Carson Biddeford and Mrs Randall Diane Stephenson Indiana Also several aunts and cousins in Biddeford Funeral services and a requiem high mass were held at the Cathedral with burial in a Springfield Mass cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Jean Paul Sicard
Biddeford
Maine
de W
Ruth LaRose Sicard
Beatrice C. Sicard
Ruth S. Thompson
Donald
Jean Paul Sicard Jr
Sandra
Ruth
Kim
Debra Sicard
Hartley
Solange) Carson
Randall
Diane) Stephenson
Indiana
Nationwide Briefs Highlight Moon Landing and Global Tensions
Surveyor 3 advances toward a moon soft landing with a scoop shovel. Brain-to-brain information transfer shown in animal studies hints at human potential. Georgia governor Maddox hosts an open house with four imprisoned black men sharing stories. Speck case verdict looming. many angles unresolved. Vietnam demos clash over size and tone as U S shifts tactics. United States sues to end helicopter engine strike threat. A U S jet incident kills 14 and wounds 25 in two days. Fulbright urges halving European troop commitments. Tax deadline near. Pope Paul may delay birth control ruling after bishops meet. Guevara message may bolster Latin American push. S Korean jets sink a North Korean vessel.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Richard Speck
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
U. S
U.S
Washington
J.W. Fulbright
United States
International
Paul VI
Che Guevara
Latin America
Biddeford Firefighters Answer Two Weekend Calls
Biddeford firefighters were summoned twice over the weekend to homes on Biddeford Pool and Green Street. Logs in a fireplace at Forest Kimball’s Biddeford Pool residence sparked the chimney. booster lines controlled the blaze. Firefighters also responded to Alfred St Amand’s 78 Green Street home where an oil burner overflow caused concerns but no damage was reported.
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Biddeford
Biddeford Pool
Green Street
Forest Kimball
Ocean Avenue
Alfred St
Adventurer Plans Queen Mary Journey After US Tour
A young traveler, Colin, continues from Page One by touring New England then heading home to Australia. He dreams of boarding the Queen Mary and is booked to depart New York this week aboard the stateship. He found northern New England friendlier than expected and praised American courtesy, hoping to return to see areas he missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Australia
Colin
New York
United States
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine List Contacts
Funeral homes in Saco Maine are listed with addresses and phone numbers. Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Dial 2820562 Shumway Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street 2845611 Philip H Gross Sr Director Emond's Funeral Home 2845511 Frank X Emond J P Conroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Pelchat Lewiston
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Ange Pelchat of 136 Guinea Road Biddeford were held Friday at St Peter's Church Beavers nephews Ronald Brochu Paul Brochu Raymond Brissette and Joseph Gervais attended Burial was in St Peter's Cemetery Lewiston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Marie Ange Pelchat
Guinea Road
Biddeford
St. Peter’s Church
Here
Beavers
Ronald Brochu
Paul Brochu
Raymond Brissette
Joseph Gervais
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Au rore Dionne
Funeral services for Mrs. Au rore Dionne of 30 Spring St Saco were held at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church with Rev Joseph S Carrier celebrating a solemn requiem high mass. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Father LaBranche. Bearers included Raymond Foran Jr Ronald Foran Steven Foran Robert Chasse Ronald Chasse and Lawrence Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurore Dionne
Spring St
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Joseph S. Carrier
Donald LaBranche
Paul Jalbert
Eva Carrier
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
Father LaBranche
Raymond Foran Jr
Ronald Foran
Steven Foran
Robert Chasse
Ronald Chasse
Lawrence Patterson
Funeral Services for Mrs Me dora Giguere Biddeford
Funeral services were held for Mrs Me dora Giguere at St Andre's Church. Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere presided with Deacon Rev Bernand Nicknair and Subdeacon Rev Donald Nickmair. Church choir sung as Mrs Laura Proulx played. Bearers included Emond Neault Edgar Cabana Josephat Tardif Alphonse Lemieux Albert Onotte Willie Bisson. Burial was at Joseph's Cemetery with grave side prayers by Father Bernard Nicknair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora Giguere
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Aime Giguere
Bernand Nicknair
Donald Nickmair
St. Francis College
Laura Proulx
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Funeral Rites Held for Thomas W Prescott of Saco
Funeral services for Thomas W. Prescott of Temple Street Saco were held Saturday at Shumway Funeral Home in Saco. Rev. Stanley A. Bennett officiated with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford. Honorary bearers were Saco United Baptist Church deacons Philip Sanborn Harley Scammon Sr Leon Cole Adelbert Jakeman Sr Adelbert Jakeman Jr Charles Towle Rodney Watson and Robert Pate. Active bearers included Paul Hill Alton Bowdoin Donald Bartlett and Carleton Brock. Memorial ritualistic services were held Friday at the funeral home by Dunlap Lodge F and A M Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Prescott
Temple Street
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
Philip Sanborn
Harley Scammon Sr
Leon Cole
Adelbert Jakeman Sr
Adelbert Jakeman Jr
Charles Towle
Rodney Watson
Robert Pate
Paul Hill
Alton Bowdoin
Donald Bartlett
Carleton Brock
Dunlap Lodge
A.M
Top Soviet Spy Trailed After U S Entry
New York reports Gen Vasili V Morshechkov No 2 KGB officer arrived March 27 and has been followed by federal agents through New York and Washington. The Daily News notes cloaked aliases and diplomatic cover for him and a KGB associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vasily V. Morshechkov
KGB
Soviet Union
United States
New York Daily News
New York City
Washington, D.C
Daily News
Washington
FBI
State Department
Morshechkov
Mosie
Aleksandr Saharovsky
U.S
Birth notices for eight newborns across Maine and Washington
To Mr and Mrs Delvern Lank Walker s Lane Kennebunk a son Scott Bruce weighing nine pounds one half ounce April 9 To Mr and Mrs Nicol Drouin 38A School St Saco a daughter Susan Aline weighing five pounds 124% ounces April 11 To Mr and Mrs William Pinkham Wells a son Jeffrey William weighing eight pounds 14 ounces April 11 To Mr and Mrs Rodney Appleby Watson Mill Road Saco a daughter Robin Lyn weighing five pounds 15 s ounces April 13 To Mr and Mrs Oscar Herbert 25 Mass Ave Portland a daughter Donna Ann weighing four pounds April 13 To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Labreck 23 Pierson Lane Biddeford a daughter weighing six pounds 11 ounces April 14 To Mr and Mrs David Roberts Hollis a daughter Lori Ann weighing eight pounds 12 ounces April 14 To Mr and Mrs Robert Heffernan Tacoma Wash formerly of Biddeford a son William Robert weighing six pounds one ounce April 14 at Lakewood General Hospital Tacoma Wash
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Delvern Lank
Walker's Lane
Kennebunk
Scott Bruce
Nicol Drouin
School St
Saco
Susan Aline
William Pinkham
Wells
Jeffrey William
Rodney Appleby
Watson Mill Road
Robin Lyn
Oscar Herbert
Mass. Ave
Portland
Donna Ann
Lawrence Labreck
Pierson Lane
Biddeford
David Roberts
Hollis
Lori Ann
Robert Heffernan
Tacoma
Wash
William Robert
Lakewood General Hospital
Weather Outlook With Rain Chance And Cool Temps
Tonight remains cloudy with occasional rain and a low around 35 to 40. Tuesday stays mostly cloudy with a few showers and cooler conditions, a partial clearing possible in places and a warmer trend focused in the far south.
Local Personnel Notes Include Veterans and Medically Treated
The item lists several individuals with connections to Maine towns and military service. Mrs. Major Lessard of Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Kathy McInnis of Saco is a medical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Pvt John A. Powell of Wells is in recruit training at Parris Island. Lance Cpl Brian J. Wallace of Kennebunk is with Wing Equipment Repair Squadron 17 in Da Nang. Lt Conrad Metcalf of Kennebunkport helped direct an amphibious assault at Molokai. Warren Libby of Biddeford and family attended the 200th anniversary events in Portland. Donald A Rumery of Biddeford serves with VT-7 at Meridian Naval Auxiliary Air Station.
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Major Lessard
Elm St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Kathy McInnis
Arthur McInnis
Green St
Saco
Maine Medical Center
Portland
John A. Powell
Ronald G. Powell
Route 1
Wells
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Brian J. Wallace
John E. Wallace
Kennebunk
First Marine Aircraft Wing
da ‘Nang Air Base
South Vietnam
Navy
Conrad Metcalf
Joseph Metcalf
Kennebunkport
Molokai
Hawaii
Warren Libby
South St
Eastern State Normal School
Castine
Holiday Inn
Maine Maritime Academy
Donald A Rumery
USN
Donald P. Rumery
Fortune Rocks
VT-7
Naval Auxiary Air Station
Meridian
Miss
Local Veterans and Auxiliary Group Meetings Set
A meeting of the Owen-Davis Post American Legion is planned for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the post home Beach Street Saco Refreshments will follow. The Past Presidents Parley of Owen-Davis Unit Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Irene Parker home Gray Avenue Saco. Lafayette Court Catholic Order of Foresters meets tonight at 7 30 in the hall Emery Street Biddeford. Biddeford Saco Chapter Disabled American Veterans meets tonight at 7 30 in the Bradbury Street hall Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Beach Street
Saco
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Irene Parker
Gray Avenue
Lafayette Court
Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Biddeford
Sunbeams Meet in Old Orchard Beach Hall
Church notes list Sunbeams girls ages 6 to 10 meeting Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach. Ladies Home League gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the same hall. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A near Route 109 Wells.
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the Sunbeams
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ladies Home League
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Weather Outlook For New England Five Day Forecast
Weather Bureau shows five day outlook for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures will average below normal in Rhode Island eastern Massachusetts southeastern New Hampshire and southern Maine with highs in the low 50s to upper 50s and lows in the low to mid 30s. Warmer Tuesday and cooler again Wednesday with periods of showers Tuesday and early Wednesday and general rain by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Weekend Whist At Le Foyer Club Biddeford
A committee led the weekly whist party at Le Foyer Club Biddeford last night at the corner of Pool and Foss Streets. Special prize winners were Flora Lambert Rita Couture Antoinette Chretien and Rose Shevenelle. High scorer was Alphonsine Bolduc with many players also winning prizes. Card parties will be held again next weekend at the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Beaulieu
James Beaulieu
Alderic Soucy
Medley Beaulieu
Donald Elie
Antoinette Chretien
Maurice Marcoux
le Foyer Club
Pool and
Foss Streets
Biddeford
Flora Lambert
Rita Couture
Rose Shevenelle
Alphonsine Bolduc
Carl Tapley
Corey Tapley
Worldwide talking clock services spread through AT&T survey
Boston offers Voice of Audubon with meadowlarks and towhees while Parisians receive love and marriage guidance. England provides fairy tale bedtime prompts and Father Christmas wisdom. Switzerland assists crossword spelling and Vienna offers Aunt Fairy Tale. Dutch and multilingual Holland travel tips accompany Berlin music pitches. The United States leads with ski conditions.
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Boston
Paris
Germany
England
Switzerland
New England Telephone Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York
Arthur
W. Argue
Meadowlarks
Gloucester
Towhees
Dover
Yuletide
Vienna
West Germany
United States
Japan
Ireland
Berlin
Holland
At&t
U.S
Wells Congregational Church Hosts Ecumenism Talk and Supper Meetings
Harriet Kaminsky from Nassan College spoke at the Senior High Youth Fellowship about studying abroad during her sophomore year. The Wells Couples Club plans an April 22 supper at the parish house, with contacts Mrs Spiller and Mrs Chase. On April 23 the York Association meets at Wells Church with two St Francis priests on ecumenism, followed by supper at Wells Grange and an evening session with the Maine Conference associate minister elect of the United Church of Christ.
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Harriet Kaminsky
Nassan College
Springvale
Wells Congregational Church
Wells Couples Club
George R. Spiller
Ray V. Chase
York Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Order of St. Francis
Wells Grange Hall
Sanford Road
Maine
Lions Follow Goat New Play Set for Off Broadway
AP reports William Alfred, creator of Hogan's Goat, has a second script titled A Pride of Lions ready for an off Broadway test. staged in summer at Goodspeed Opera House East Haddam Connecticut before a New York debut. Sponsors Albert B Selden and Jal James previously brought Man of La Mancha to town from East Haddam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
New York
William Alfred
Goodspeed Opera House
East, Haddam
Services for hearing tested phone helplines across the nation
The piece notes services including a hearing test by tones sent to callers ears and a Connecticut Tip-O Phone for home ideas and teen advice. Hartford runs a Hot-Line to Culture with event calendars. New York offers pollen counts for hay fever and nationwide calorie counts for foods like rum cake and hot fudge sundaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
New York
Testimonial Banquet Honors Royal Sheltra
About 135 persons attended a testimonial banquet Saturday evening at the Biddeford American Legion post home honoring Royal N. Sheltra department of Maine commander. Guests included Sheltra’s family and numerous Maine Auxiliary and Legion leaders with speeches, a plaque presentation, gifts, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley American Legion
Elm Street
Biddefrod
Royal N. Sheltra
Department of Maine
Sheltra
Felix Sheltra
Sylvia Dow
South Portland
National Auxiliary
Maurice Parisien
Portland
National Region
Beatrice Rumo
National Auxiliary Security
Margaret Jenney
Belgrade
Department of Maine Auxiliary
Ruth Jucius
Maurice Morse
Cherryfield
Legion
Anthony Rumo
Isabelle Pinkham
Alberta Redmond
Cape Porpoise
Corinne Clark
John Mooradian
Lynn Fleming
Legion Fifth District
Fred Fisher
Kennebec County
Iona Osnoe
Cumberland County Council
Richard M. Doe
Old Orchard Beach
York County
Martha Beaudoin
Atty Gerald Nason
Robert E. Lee
Saco
Roland Shank
Free
Zoel Duguay
Leo Warner
Louise Rousselle
Perreault
Marguerite Poire
AMVETS Auxiliary Marks 15th Anniversary at Beach
Old Orchard Beach reports the Abbott Verville AMVETS Auxiliary observing its 15th anniversary with a pot luck supper at the Post Home on Walnut Street. Founder Ruth Gillis began the group on April 17, 1952. Clara Ledoux received a 20 year service pin.
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Old Orchard Beach
Abbott-Verville Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Ruth Gillis
Irene Griffin
Marie Migner
Clara G. Ledoux
Biddeford
Irene McGauffin
Antoinette Bill
Mary J. Smith
Mary Emers
Bernadette Skidds
Ellen Clark
Suzanne Brousseau
Mary Belanger
Dolores Levesque
Georgia Remill
Helen Strout
Rena Godin
Portland
Imogene Orlando
Mary Derring
Catherine D’ascanio
State budget hearings set on subsidies and school building bonds
Sunday notes outline state hearings this week on subsidies to school administrative districts and a $14 million school building bond issue. A Taxation Committee hearing Tuesday will examine a weight-distance tax bill for truckers, backed by railroads, plus judiciary and labor proposals on trade secrets, unemployment benefits, and state employee pay.
Maine schedule notes bond issue for regional centers
Inland Fisheries and Game at 1 p.m. to permit limited moose hunting in northern Maine. State Government at 1:30 p.m. to let legislators use the Maine Turnpike without change while in session and to award employee prizes up to 300 dollars for improvements. Education at 1:30 p.m. to adopt a master plan for forming school administrative districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Fisheries and Game
Maine
Papers Weights Stolen From Wells Home In JFK Mementos Case
A Maine state police detective suspects a knowledgeable antiques expert stole about 25000 dollars worth of John F Kennedy paperweights from Mrs. Gwendolyn Maloney in Wells. Entry was forced, but little else was touched. Only 2026 weights were made, with few in the U S. a pink weight sold for 750 dollars. The case hinges on a time element and several leads. In Augusta, the Wall er Improvement Commission denied the Poland Spring Job Corps Center a license to discharge treated sewage into Middle Range Pond citing potential water quality harm and a large local opposition. The center houses about 1000 women trainees and 500 staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELLS
John F. Kennedy
Sherwood K. Baston
Gwendolyn Maloney
Baston
United States
Jfk
Land Grant Colleges Going To The People
In New England the land grant colleges are urged to serve the public beyond campuses. Presidents from UMass, U Rhode Island and New Hampshire stress outreach via adult education, continuing programs and farming guidance. They urge closer ties to farmers and local communities to fulfill the original mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Justin S. Morrill
Vermont
Eeact
Congress
New England
Homer D. Babbidge Jr
University of Connecticut
People's Colleges
Francis N. Horn
University of Rhode Island
Eugene S. Mills
University of New Hampshire
Maine
Storrs
Conn
John W. Lederle
University of Massachusetts
Three Named For Yankee Quill Awards
Three veteran New England journalists Charles E. Gallagher Lawrence K. Miller and John R. Reitemeyer were named academy members by the Academy of New England Journalists. The trio will receive the Yankee Quill Award at a May 13 dinner in Boston, as editors gather from nine northeast states to honor sustained distinction in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
The
Academy of New England
New England
Academy
Leslie Moore
Charles E. Gallagher
Lynn
Mass
Item
Lawrence K
Pete) Miller
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
John R. Reitemeyer
Hartford
Sigma Delta Chi
Colby College
Gallagher
Miller
Reitermeyer
Sheraton
Boston
Society
Lowell
Massachusetts Bar Press Committee
Bar
Williams College
United Press
London
Geneva
Washington
Eagle
Bennington
Brattleboro
Daily Reformer
Reformer
Banner
Newsweek Magazine
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Reitemeyer
the Courant
Trinity College
Connecticut
Inter American Press Association
Connecticut General Assembly
Courant
America
Saco Business Men to Hold Renewal Themed Dinner
The Saco Business Men's Association will host its 18th annual dinner meeting on Wednesday April 26 at the Elks Lodge Saco. Mayor Donald C. Doyle will welcome guests from the City Council and Planning Board. A social hour precedes dinner at 7 with a downtown renewal discussion by Hans Klunder and city planner. A Q and A session follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Business Men’s Association
Elks’ Lodge
Saco
Donald C. Doyle
Klunder
Association
Arthur Huot
Richard Braley
Victor Fleurent
Buller
Two Traffic Mishaps Listed In Biddeford
Biddeford police said that no one was injured early Sunday when a tractor trailer jackknifed on Alfred Road striking a utility pole. The driver was Edward Inman 32 of Mattawamkeag. truck registered to H. C. Haynes Inc Winn. police also investigated a second crash on Elm Street where Richard Nadeau 28 of 14 Irving St Saco was struck by Arnold Ballard 68 of 32 Lucille St Saco as Nadeau waited to turn. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Alfred
Edward Inman
Mattawamkeag
H. C. Haynes Inc
Winn
Raymond Langevin
Benoit Martin
Richard Nadeau
Irving St
Saco
Arnold Ballard
Lucille St
Elm Street
Nadeau
Everett Boweden
Armand Ouellette
Union Auxiliary States Banquet Plans Set for June 24
The Ladies Auxiliary of T.W.U.A. AFL-CIO-CLC announced its annual banquet for June 24 at Marshview Restaurant West Scarborough during a Biddeford Union Hall meeting. President Mary Jane Arel led the gathering and reports from secretary and treasurer were read. Mother of the Year for 1967 will be chosen at the May 21 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.W.U.A. Afl-Cio-Clc
Marshview
West Scarborough
Union Hall
Maine Street
Biddeford
Mary Jane Arel
Cynthia Weiss
Anna Forcier
Mary Alice Linnie
Emilia Romeo
Marguerite Libby
Ruth Weiss
Fire extinguished after grease fire at Atlantic Avenue home
Firefighters responded to 98 Atlantic Ave for a stove grease fire. Someone in the house used a fire extinguisher and put out the flames before the fire crew arrived. No injuries reported. Daniel Guarino is the resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Daniel Guarino
Atlantic Ave
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Mrs. Aurore Dionne
ewussEiy
le Foyer
Amvets
Beach Notes
Tion
Job Corps Center
Yankee Quill
Saco Business
Union Auxiliary States
Jackson Hearing Aid Service
Oak St
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