Deaths Kennebunk Flora Lindquist 74
Flora P. Lindquist 74 of 21 Bourne St Kennebunk died yesterday in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born July 12 1897 in Great Works she was daughter of John and Dolly Playze and widow of Narinus Lindquist. Survived by eight sons eight daughters sixty grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Kennebunk Baptist Church with Rev Edward G. Ward officiating burial in River View Cemetery West Enfield. Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Kennebunk
Flora P. Lindquist
Bourne St
Portland
Great Works
John
Dolly (Chamberlain) Playze
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Kennebunk Senior Citizens Club
Narinus N. Lindquist
Eric J
Lincoln
Archie F
Norwalk
Edward G. Ward
River View Cemetery
West Enfield
Bibber
Summer St
First woman elected head of Maine Student Senate
Patricia Riley of Danvers becomes the University of Maine at Orono Student Senate president defeating three male write‑ins by a large majority. The report notes the Mayday distress signal in radiotelephony is the aviation equivalent of SOS at sea.
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ORONO
Masssachusetts
University of Maine
Patricia Riley
Saalee
Danvers
Hanson Lois E funeral services in Sanford Maine
Lois E. Hanson of Ly man Maine died recently. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 P M from Shumway Gross Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco. Interment Buxton Lower Corner Cemetery. Friends may call this afternoon and evening 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Arrangements by Philip H Gross Sr Director.
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine List Contacts
Funeral homes in Saco Maine listed with addresses and telephone numbers including Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street, Emond's Funeral Home and Humway and Gross Funeral Service with Spring Street address and phone numbers 282 0562 284 5511 284 5611. Personal names Frank X. Emond J P. Conroy mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Weather Forecast for Portland Tonight and Sunday
Tonight in Portland expect increasing cloudiness with a chance of snow or rain in the north central and snow or rain likely in the south. Lows in the 30s. Sunday snow is likely in the north and may continue elsewhere with highs in the 30s to lower 40s.
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Portland
Coming Events in Kennebunks SPEBSQSA and More
Monday events include Kennebunk chapter SPEBSQSA rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. at the Kennebunkport Community House with visitors welcome. Also Cheatless TOPS meets at Kennebunk Baptist Church with weigh-in at 6:30 p.m. followed by a 7 p.m. meeting. The Music Group of Webhannet Woman's Club gathers at 1:30 p.m. at High Sea the home of Miss Dorothy Garrigue and Miss Mary Arnold Hood. Webster- Fefebvre Unit 74 American Legion Auxiliary meets at Legion Home Water Street Kennebunk. Knights of Pythias Myrtle Lodge meets at K of P Hall Main Street Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Temple Street
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Webhannet
Woman's Club
High Sea
Dorothy Garrigue
Mary Arnold Hood
Webber- Fefebvre Unit 74
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Water Street
Knights of Pythias
Myrtle Lodge
K of P
Main *Street
Saco Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight at Odd Fellow Hall
The Saco Rebekah Lodge invites members to a 7 30 pm meeting at Odd Fellow Hall on Main Street in Saco. Members are urged to attend and participate in lodge activities and plans.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Main Street
Saco
Army disclipinary action against three officers over Vietnam base attack
The Army disciplined Maj. Gen. James Baldwin and two colonels for alleged failure to ensure adequate defenses at Fire Base Mary Ann in 1971 after a Viet Cong sapper assault killed 33 U.S. soldiers. Baldwin received a letter of admonition, Hathaway a reprimand and loss of promotion, and Doyle a reprimand.
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Washington
Army
Vietnam
U.S
Robert F. Froehlke
James L. Baldwin
Mary Ann
Baldwin
23Rd Infantry
Americal Division
Froehlke
William Hathaway
196Th Brigade
William P. Doyle
46Th Infantry
Hathaway
Arlington
Army Logistics Branch
Pentagon
Ft. Campbell
Doyle
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Americal
My Lai
Freight Train Collides With Stationary Cars at Bragdon Crossing
Wrecking crews cleared the site of a Boston and Maine freight train crash at Bragdon's Crossing when the locomotive and six cars derailed after striking two stationary cars. Officials cited spilled fuel oil ignition as the fire starter. no injuries reported. Police Chief Richard Rolleau noted quick extinguishing of the blaze.
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WELLS
Bragdon’s Crossing
Boston and Maine
Richard Rolleau
Jeau
State Ready To Cooperate In Federal Science Projects
Maine Governor Kenneth M. Curtis told the President the state is ready to cooperate with the federal government on science projects. He cited ongoing federal state partnerships and noted that the Corps of Engineers, the Maine Environmental Improvement Commission, and the Maritime Administration are evaluating sites for deep water harbors.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Nixon
Congress
Curtis
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Maine Environmental Improvement Commission
The
Maritime Administration
Youth group schedules from various Maine churches
Multiple church youth groups in Saco Old Orchard Beach Kennebunkport Biddeford Wells Creek and Ogunquit announce meetings this week and next. Events include youth fellowships Bible study junior choirs confessional classes and a roller skating outing with a guest speaker Rev Ronald Pinkham at Advent Christian Church.
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Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
Baptist
Ogunquit
Ronald Pinkham
Advent Christian Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Parish Council Meeting At St. Margaret’s Hall
St. Margaret's Parish Council met in the Parish Hall last night with Rev. John H. Clancy leading prayers. Father Clancy explained the Catholic Charity Drive and Sister Sydnoina Deveau outlined a tentative fall term religious education program. Rev. Roger Bolduc described the High School Christian Doctrine program conducted in private homes. Attendees included Roger A. Tousignant Norman P. Bourassa John F. Conroy James F. Murphy James Foley Patricia Gervais Maureen Bellerose RSA Thomas Walsh Mrs William J. Mullen Miss June Clark and Charles Beaudoin.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Margaret's
John H. Clancy
Father Clancy
Sydnoina Deveau
Roger Bolduc
Roger A. Tousignant
Norman P. Bourassa
John F. Conroy
James F. Murphy
James Foley
Patricia Gervais
Maureen Bellerose Rsa
Thomas Walsh
William J. Mullen
June Clark
Charles Beaudoin
Firemen Respond To Grass Blaze
Saco firemen responded yesterday afternoon to a grass fire on Watson Mill Road near Grace Arks property. No injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.
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Saco
Watson Mill Road
Grace Arks
Street Closure on School Street for Sewer Work
Kennebunkport Route 9 section known as School Street will close temporarily for sewer construction. Motorists are advised to use Beechwood Avenue or South Maine Street and the Wildes District Road as alternative routes. Town officials assure protection for homes and note fire chiefs have planned access from either side if needed.
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Kennebunkport
School Street
Beechwood Avenue
Maine Street
Wildes District Road
David Walley
Selectmen
The Pet You Want May Be Listed to Section 47
A classified item page notes pets available in section 47 of the want ads. Listings describe dogs cats and other small animals ready for adoption or sale, with brief details and contact information for each listing.
Church Banquet Tonight Sponsored by Kennebunk Church
The Advent Christian Church of Kennebunk Lower Village will sponsor a Mother-Daughter banquet at 6 this evening at the Consolated School Kennebunkport. About 350 guests are expected with entertainment by Daughters of Faith a magician act Bill and Terri Whitten and a quartet. Mrs Robert Spofford will be mistress of ceremonies and Edgar Campbell president of the Men s Fellowship will direct the men serving.
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Kennebunk
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Kennebunkport
Daughters of Faith
Bill
Terri Whitten
Robert Spofford
Edgar Campbell
Two Fires Break Out In Biddeford
Two fires erupted in Biddeford yesterday. A grass fire on Carver Street was sparked by a cutting torch and fought with two booster lines. A couch fire in a 75 Foss Street apartment was caused by careless smoking and also battled with a booster line.
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Danny Lemovitz
Carver Street
Biddeford
Normand Ranlerie
Foss St
Moon buggy mishap during Apollo 17 surface roam
Stone reports faulty heat flow cable after Young treads into it while deploying an experiment on the lunar surface. Duke and Langseth express concern as Beattie notes the loss hurts the mission's science and hints at future landings. Young quips a playful spin on Armstrong.
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Page
Craters
Flag
Spook
Plum
Buster
Duke
Young
Charlie
Marc (Langseth
Marcus Langseth
Lamont Doherty Geological Observatory
New York
Donald Beattie
Apollo Lumar
Neil Armstrong
Autos Collide on Main Street in Saco
Saco police reported an accident on Main Street involving Daniel Guarino 29 of Saco Avenue Old Orchard Beach and George E Linnie 46 of Biddeford. Damage was $75 to Guarino’s car and $250 to Linnie’s.
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Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Main Street
Daniel Guarino
Saco Avenue
Old ‘Orchard Beach
Geoge E. ‘Linnie
Biddeford
Guarino
Linnie
Maine Teachers Association to vote on political action arm
The 80 delegate Maine Teachers Association assembly meets this weekend to decide establishing a political action arm for its 11 000 members. MTA President Spencer A Trask urges nonpartisan talks, while National Education Association President elect Catherine Barrell calls for support of the arm and warns politics should be set aside. Delegates also vote to seek changes to state law banning teacher strikes during pay disputes.
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Barrett
Senate bid test of age and discipline in Smith race
Sen Friday says age is an issue as 38 year old mill ionaire campaigns against Mrs Smith in her first party challenge since 1954. Mrs Smith argues health and work ethic proving age does not equal capability. Supporters praise Senator Smith for discipline as Sen Packwood of Oregon notes her strong discipline before the re election bid.
Mexico's Fertile Soil and Rich Resources Highlighted
The article extols Mexico as the storehouse of the world due to its fertile soil and vast mineral and natural resources, stressing the country’s agricultural and economic potential.
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Mexico
Kennebunk Students Plan 28 Mile Walkathon For Elderly Transport
Kennebunk High School students will walk 28 miles on May 20 from the high school to Biddeford Goose Rocks and Kennebunkport and back to raise at least 10000 dollars for a county elderly transport system funded by a 3 to 1 federal match. Funds go to American Freedom from Hunger Foundation with 15 percent for admin and the rest split between the transport program and a foreign food project.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Peter Dunn
Biddeford
Goose Rocks
Kennebunkport
Portland
American Freedom From Hunger Foundation
Bangladesh
Public Hearing On Zoning Appeals Set For May 3
Zoning Board of Appeals chairman Charles E. Day announced a public hearing for Wednesday May 3 at 7 30 p m in Loranger School. Hearings include Huguette and Robert Cote seeking review of a denied certificate of occupancy for land used as a tenting area on Walnut Street and John and Leona Travers seeking permission to remodel an existing garage at 6 Forthill Ave into a seasonal cottage.
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Old Orchard Beach
iCharles E. Day
Zoning Board of Appeals
Loranger School
Huguette
Robert Cote
Walnut Street
John T. McNe
John and
Leona Travers
Forthill ‘Ave
Moon rover tests reveal high reach and rough terrain handling
Astronaut John Young and Charles Duke test lunar rover on cratered surface to evaluate speed, steering, brakes, and chassis for future Mars missions. Young hits bursts of speed averaging 6.82 mph on 150 foot laps while negotiating craters and sharp turns. Duke notes dramatic roostertails as ground clearance changes.
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Charles M. Duke Jr
Earth
Young
Duke
Mars
Moon
Lunar
John
Continuances and fines linger in Kennebunk court docket
In Saco court Judge Nicholas Danton grants continuance to William F. Stilphen Jr. on a carnal knowledge charge involving a 13 year old. Also Mary Waterbury faces a false fire report charge from April. A long list of defendants from Biddeford to Old Orchard Beach receive fines for hitchhiking speeding and other violations.
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William F. Stilphen Jr
Kennebunk
10Th District Court
Saco
Nicholas Danton
Mary G. Waterbury
Ocean Spray Avenue
Fortunes Rocks
Biddeford
Larry Savoy
Atlantic Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ralph H. Brown
Main Street
Scott M. Burgess
Richard W. Oliver
Arundel
Oliver
York County Superior Court
Michael B. Scott
St. Croix
N.B
Martha Keller
John Richardson
Buxton
Real Savoy
Jacques Poirier
White Wharf
William J. Chase
Vincent R. Terrill
Manchester
Mass
David A. Houle
Center St
Dennis M. Corbett
Portland
Dana E. Knudsen
Topsfield
Norman E. Feder
Carman Lally
Ocean Ave
Dennis C. Martel
Kennebunkport
Louis A. Menard
High St. Biddeford
Francis L. Tardiff
Westbrook
Max S. Niman
Elaine G. Townsend
West Buxton
William S. Clough
Essex
Conn
Raymond J. Beaudoin
Susan Kimball
Canton
Donald W. Jordan
School St
Portsmouth
N.H
Bertha A
Richard M. Gower Grover
Dunlop
Water Jr
Zoe St
M. Garabedian
Middletown
Joseph Siegel
R.J
Apollo 16 Rocks Reveal Ancient Moon Crust Clues
Astronauts John W. Young and Charles M Duke Jr. explored the Descartes highlands landing site and collected two rocks on Cayley Plains near the end of their seven hour lunar excursion. One rock appeared pure white, another showed a blue glasslike surface, offering scientists clues about the moon’s original crust from about 4 billion years ago and the evolution of the lunar surface.
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John W. Young
Charles M Duke Jr
Moon
Descartes Highlands
Young
Duke
Cayley Plains
Lunar
Medical Services on SAD Agenda
Kennebunkport School District 71 directors meet at 7 30 p m at the Consolidated School to discuss school medical services. Nurse Betty Baughan will present a report on medical needs and the board will consider renting facilities at 10 Storer Street for the superintendent’s use.
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Kennebunkport
Betty Baughan
Storer St
School committee to decide next steps on building needs
A committee will be named to decide what should be done about solving school building needs. Another committee will be named to study the extended school year plans.
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Tendent
Dust Storm Cooling Mars May Hint at Earth Ice Age Risk
NASA says a cooling Martian dust storm could reveal how much smog would drive Earth toward a new ice age. The finding is tied to a $300 million push in unmanned Mars flyby and orbital missions in the past decade. NASA’s Congress statement was released by the House Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
Red
Earth
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mars
NASA
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
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Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Amanda ST. Pierre
St. Joseph’s Church
Mark Roland Hamel
Mom
Carol
Gary
HIG
Kennebunks
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Saco United Methodist Church
Goodwins Mills
Bible Club
the Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Youth Fellowship of the
Route 35
South Congregational Church
Lyman Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of the Advent Christian Ch Goodwins Mills
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Church Hall
Church
Political Arm Vote
Sen
Elm Street
Board Planning Public Hearing
England
William II
Westminster Abbey
Saint Peter
Ezra Nichols Hussey Manufacturing
North Berwick
Douglas D. Libby
Limerick
Harry W. Bridgman
Bernard Bergeron
Beauce
Que
Creighton
M. Gogos
Wayland
Laurancy A. Osborne
Fairfield
David J. DiRocco
Worcester
Richard A. Roux
Sanford
Conrad B. Ouellette
Lewiston
Thomas Weeks
Peterboro
Kim B. Kendall
Auburn
Daniel S. Johnson
David L. Simeoni
Bangor
James A. Mahoney
Gorham
Clayton M. Hager
Lexington
Daniel H. Lessard
Oakland
Louis F.capra
Everett
Robert N. Leach
Alfred
Louis D. Ferrance
Beacon Falls
Reed R. Caouette
Hills Beach
Joseph P. Imhof
Catasugua
Penn
Alfred J. Jolin
Elm St
Roland A. Raubeson
Freeport
George V.skulski
Newport
R.I
Ddvid L. Mcintosh
Enfield
Stamford
Walter H. Forster
Beverly
David C. Patten
Wellesley
Frank P. Peloquin
Anlchester
Michael D. Bourque
Robert M. Bull
Clayton Drive
Victor L. Cole
Salem
Richard H. Murrary
West Roxbury
Maurice W. Pontbriant
Lowell
Vernard G. Porter
Medway
Penelope IA. Guillereault
Cleaves i St
Ivan R. Violette
North St
Warren R. Cheney
Susan K. Falandes
Cape Porpoise
Larry L. Knight
Michael R. Hanson
Bruce Leonard
York County Savings Bank
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