Lynn Man Fred T Cleaves 93 Dies After 33 Years at GE
Fred T Cleaves 93 of 22 Portland St Lynn Mass formerly of Biddeford Me died here yesterday Born March 17 1884 son of James T and Sarah FE Clark Cleaves he worked 33 years in General Electric Co personnel office Also former worker at Lynn Gas and Electric He held multiple Masonic orders and was active in Scottish Rite bodies He is survived by one niece Jessie C Young Funeral 11 am tomorrow Richardson Funeral Home 48 Lafayette Park Interment Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford Me 1 30 pm tomorrow Friends may call 7 9 tonight
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Lynn
Mass
Fred T. Cleaves
Portland St
Biddeford
Maine
James T
Sarah FE. Clark Cleaves
General Electric Co
Lynn Gas and Electric Co
Cleaves
Corbett School Boys
Kearsage Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Gold Fleece Lodge of Masons
Sutton Royal Arch
Masons
Zebulum
Olivet Commandery
Aleppo Temple
Massachusetts
Valley of Salem
Jessie C. Young
Swampscott
Richardson Funeral Home
Lafayette Park
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Hazel Madden of Old Orchard Beach Dies After Illness
Hazel Louise Madden 78 of 22 Atlantic Ave Old Orchard Beach died at home after a long illness. Born October 17 1888 in Rochester NY to Edward and Minnie Burke she moved to the community 32 years ago with her husband Percy Wells Madden. She owned gift shops in the Beach area and was active in several local organizations. Survived by two daughters Hazel Billines and Alice Golovich 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco with interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Visiting hours tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Old Orchard Beach
Hazel Louise Madden
Atlantic Ave
Rochester
N.Y
Edward
Minnie Hess Burke
Madden
Percy Wells Madden
Miniwanea
Order of the Eastern Star
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Order of the Amaranth
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Elliott
Hazel) Billines
Francis
Alice) Golovich
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Medicare aid boosts Maine Blue Cross Blue Shield plans
Portland AP report says Medicare has helped Maine Blue Cross and Blue Shield programs. Edward Moulton, the service's treasurer, spoke at the annual meeting, noting early indications of substantial Medicare aid to offset rate increases for subscribers. 1966 marked the largest year in Maine BCBS history.
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Portland
Associated Hospital Service of
Maine
Medicare
Edward Moulton
Moulton
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rifle Inventor Garand rifle named for Springfield engineer
The Garand rifle or M 1 was named after John C Garand a civilian engineer at the Springfield Armory and became the basic U S infantry weapon during World War III.
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Garand
U.S
John C. Garand
Springfield Armory
Funeral Homes and Directors in Saco Maine
Funeral homes and directors listed with addresses and phone numbers in Saco Maine. Names include Dennett Craig Shumway Emond and Conroy with contact numbers for each establishment.
Fred T. Cleaves Funeral Services in Lynn Mass
Fred T. Cleaves of Lynn Massachusetts died age 93. Funeral services at Richardson's Funeral Home Lynn Friday 11 00 A M. Friends may call this evening 7 to 9 P M. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford Friday 1 30 P M. Relatives and friends invited.
Card of Thanks to Medical Staff and Friends
Sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of Webber Hospital for their kind care and to relatives and friends for flowers cards and gifts after our accident. Mr and Mrs Leo Cote thank you for cards and flowers during their Maine Medical Center stay. Rita M Picard thanks Webber Hospital staff and visitors for cards flowers and gifts. Special thanks to blood donors and supporters. Mr Lorenzo Peter Labbe
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Webber Hospital
Leo Cote
Maine Medical Center
Rita M. Picard
Johnston
Viger
Lorenzo Peter Labbe
Funeral for Mrs Marie Anna Baril Held at St Andre
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Anna Baril of 46 Clifford St Biddeford were held at St Andre Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere assisted by Rev Bernand Nick nair as deacon and Rev Don ald LaBranche as subdeacon. Burial followed at St Hyacinth Cemetery Westbrook with committal prayers by Rev R J Lavoie.
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Marie Anna Baril
Clifford St
Biddeford
St. Andre's
Aime Giguere
Bernand Nicknair
Donald LaBranche
St. Andre’s Church
Charles Proulx
Larua Proulx
Miss Maine to Attend Saco Pageant at Thornton Academy
Miss Mary Kay Gonva of Millinocket will attend the Miss York County pageant sponsored by the Saco Jaycees set for May 31 in the Thornton Academy Linnell gym. Entries close May 22. other acts include a May 12 dance at the Saco Armory with Old Orchard Beach Jaycees and music by Lost Souls and The Eydle.
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York County
Saco Jaycees
Mutual Fire Insurance
Saco
Sherman Letellier
Mary Kay Gonva
Millinocket
Maine
Thornton Academy Linnell Gymnasium
Saco Armory
Old Orchard Beach
Jaycees
Barry Gallant
Saco Group
Lost Souls
Eydle
Bangor
Leo Muise
Scarborough
James Cartier
Raymond Gannon
Claude Belanger
Donald Waterhouse
James Ward
Harry Courtois Jr
Charles White
Larry Sargent
Larry Armitage
Air War Updates and Casualties Reported in Vietnam
The report cites continued air strikes over North Vietnam with missions including a Hanoi bridge and other sites near Haiphong. B52 raids hit South Vietnam locations in Quang Tri Quang Ngai and Binh Long as weekly enemy and allied casualties are tallied, showing reduced enemy fatalities but rising American losses.
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Slate Today
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Hon Gai
Haiphong
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
1St Corps
Quang Tri
Quang Ngai
Binh Long Province
Cause Of Death To Be Sought In Parrisi Case
A pathologist says it will be about a month before the cause of 76 year old Antonio Parrisi of Rumford is known. Firemen found him after a grass fire at his home. Officials said his clothes apparently caught fire during the incident. Police say the attack remains unclear.
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Rumford
Antonio Parrisi
Parrisi
Biddeford Residents Reported as Webber Hospital Patients
Personal notices list Wilfred Grenier of 78 South Street and Emile Fortier of 27 Fall Street as patients at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Harry Wilson of 8 Ray Street is also a patient there. Mrs Thomas E Genthner of York Beach, formerly Biddeford, is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford.
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Wilfred Grenier
South St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Emile Fortier
Fall St
Harry Wilson
Ray St
Thomas E. Genthner
York Beach
Civil Air Patrol Meeting Set for Tuesday at Sanford Airport
There will be a Civil Air Patrol meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Sanford Airport for all CAP members including those from the Biddeford and Saco area.
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Civil Air Patrol
Sanford
CAP
Biddeford
Saco
Midweek Prayer and Choir Schedules in Local Churches
Church notices list midweek prayer meetings at Bible Baptist Saco 144 Ferry Rd and Salvation Army Old Orchard Beach 91 Union Ave. It also notes Thursday Pentecostal services in Kennebunk and multiple choir rehearsals across Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach churches with times for junior and senior groups.
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Bible’ Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
School Street Methodist Church
Old Orchard Beach News and Community Notes
Mrs Alice Bellevue and Miss Anita Mokarzel visited York to see Mrs Anne Lublinsky who is expected to leave York Harbor Hospital soon. Stephen Leonard, recently at Notre Dame Hospital, has returned home. Sigma Kappa sorority plans a car wash Saturday at Roland's garage from 10am to 3pm. Old Orchard Beach Women's Civic Group to plant a third red maple for Arbor Day at Jameson School Friday.
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Alice Bellevue
Anita Mokarzel
York
Anne Lublinsky
York Harbor Hospital
Stephen Leonard
Notre Dame Hospital
Seaview Avenue
Sigma Kappalota
Roland
Old Orchard Beach
Jameson School
Two Selectmen In Phippsburg Resign
Two of Phippsburg's three selectmen have quit. John McCourt and Granville Wallace submitted resignations on Wednesday. The move delays pay for school teachers highway maintenance workers and other town employees amid a dispute with The Phippsburg Observer weekly paper run by the PTA.
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Phippsburg
John McCourt
Granville Wallace
Westbrook Man Killed in Action in Vietnam
The Pentagon reports 24 year old 1st Lt. Paul L. Stimpson of Westbrook was killed during a combat mission in Vietnam. He served with an artillery unit and had been in Vietnam about six months. He was married to Carole Stimpson and is the son of Paul and Portland native. His death came after an aircraft crash on a combat assault mission.
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Washington
Pentagon
Westbrook
Vietnam
Paul L. Stimpson
Carole Stimpson
Paul Stimpson
Portland
Stimpson
Biddeford Firemen Answer Two Calls
Biddeford firemen were dispatched to Bernard Avenue and Pool Road yesterday. They extinguished a grass fire started by a street department torch and found a person burning without a permit. The Pool Road field fire was reported on a property listed as George Malasnik Jr., 567 Pool Road.
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Biddeford
Bernard Avenue
Pool Road
George Malasnik Jr
Weather update from Portland with cloudy conditions
The forecast notes a cloudy night in Portland with low temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. East to northeast winds will run 10 to 18 mph. Friday brings variable cloudiness and little temperature change.
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Portland
Downtown renewal plan for Saco outlined at meeting
Klunder of Hanover based firm presented a 30 year renewal concept costing about 4 million with 75 percent federal funds and 25 percent city share. The plan features a U shaped riverfront center with stores offices parking public buildings and an auditorium recreation complex. A by pass and Route 9 realignment would alter traffic to favor downtown redevelopment and tax base growth. Immediate needs include 250000 for initial improvements and private capital backing to attract new businesses.
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U. Klunder
Saco
Saco Valley
Klunder
Maine Turnpike
Elm Street
Ferry Road
Stone Street
Pepperell Square
Concord firm named low bidder on Middle School project
Cur ran and Cossette Construction Corp of Concord New Hampshire were named the low bidder for the replacement Middle School planned to house grades six through eight with a base bid of 534 650. The project estimate reaches 717 600 including architects fees equipment legal costs insurance interest and contingency. Other bidders included Wiley Construction Scarborough DiMatteo Construction Portland Profenno Construction Portland and Mandi Construction Portland.
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Old Orchard Beach
Concord, N.H
Curran and Cossette Construction Corp
Wiley Construction
Scarborough
DiMatteo Construction
Portland
Profenno
Mandi Construction
Mullen Council Elects Officers
In OLD ORCHARD BEACH the Rev James J Mullen Council Knights of Columbus elected officers at St Margarets Parish Hall. Grand Knight William Southwick Deputy Grand Knight Ronald Melancon Chancellor Anthony Eramo Warden Emile Belanger Treasurer Alec Garon Financial Secretary Roger Tousignant Recorder Edward ONeill Advocate Atty Francis LaFountain Inside Guard Conrad Boisvert Outside Guard Robert Boynton and Edward Lemire trustee for three years. The election followed a lamont loaf supper led by Gilbert Pelletier and Reginald Dube with nominating committee Joseph F Lamontagne chairman Edward Lemire Oscar Nolette.
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Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret’s
William Southwick
Ronald Melancon
Anthony Eramo
Emile Belanger
Alec Garon
Roger Tousignant
Edward O'Neill
Atty
Francis LaFountain
Conrad Boisvert
Robert Boynton
Edward Lemire
Gilbert Pelletier
Reginald Dube
Joseph F. Lamontagne
Oscar Nolette
Saco School Board Meets To Decide Next Steps
Saco Superintending School Committee plans a meeting to choose a path after awaiting full budget approval. Mayor Doyle notes city funds are not yet known, delaying personnel hires and contract renewals due to the withheld funds.
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Saco
Bernard C. Forbush
Donald C. Doyle
Young School
Forbush
Doyle
City Theater Closes For Summer In Biddeford
City Theater on Main Street Biddeford has closed for the summer. Manager Richard Ferry said the theater will reopen in September after the slack season and noted that summer movie-goers favor drive ins over traditional movie houses.
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Main Street
Biddeford
Richard Ferry
Ferry
Senate panel plans redrafted $25 million student loan bill
Senator Katz said the committee would report Friday a new bill pledging state credit for 25 million dollars in higher education loans to students, requiring a constitutional amendment. The Education Committee voted to kill an administration backed 500000 dollar bond for a loan guarantee reserve. The scene also mentions Peter Danis and Charles Beaudoin.
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Katz
Senate
Kentucky Tourist Income Doubles in a Decade
Kentucky reports tourism revenue nearly doubled in a decade with visitors spending 295 million dollars in the last year. Governor's office notes strong gains across the industry and increased travel activity in the state.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Governor’s Office
Lewiston Student Earns French Government Scholarship
Daniel G. Vaillancourt of Lewiston, a St. Francis College sophomore, is among 102 American juniors admitted to the Sweet Briar College Junior Year in France program for 1967 68. He will study in Tours and Paris, living with French families, and is the program’s sole recipient of the French government scholarship.
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Daniel G. Vaillancourt
Lewiston
St. Francis College
Sweet Briar College
France
R. John Matthew
Sweet Briar
Yale
Vassar
Mount Holyoke
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Vaillancourt
Tours
Chateau
Paris
University of Paris
University of Delaware
Benedict Fink
O.F.M
Raymond Lagace
Ladies Guild Of St Francis Elects Officers
The Ladies Guild of St Francis College Biddeford elects officers at a dinner meeting with over 150 members present. Officers include President An nette Ross and First Vice President Rachel Paquette. A $25 000 drive for the main reading room was reported, and Stella Maris Hall will be renovated into a residence for 80 students to accommodate a new friary. The St Francis College Glee Club performed under Laurence C. Davis as Very Rev Clarence Laplante commented on freshman applications rising 20 percent to 249 accepted.
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Ladies Guild
St. Francis College
Ross
Marcelle Duranceau
Simonne Doyon
Guild
Clarence Laplante
O.F.M
Father Laplante
Stella Maris Hall
St. Francis College Glee Club
Laurence C. Davis
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Hazel Madden
Dennett & Craig
Dial
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Fred T
Portland St. Lynn
Richardson's Funeral
Marie A. Baril
Miss
Rcus
Ichurch
E. Terry Courtney
Knights of Pythias Hall
Kennebunk
Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Ladies Guild of
Annette Ross
Grace McCarthy
Rachel Paquette
Claire Malasnik
Irene Auger
Anastasoff
Central Area
L’enderson
New Hampshire Company
Low ‘School
Mullen Council
Saco School Board
City Theater
Peter Danis and
Charles ‘Beaudoin
the Friendly Style Shop
Alfred Street
Jeanne W. Bibeau
Harry B. Eisberg, M. D
Elm St
Barbara Ann
House of Beauty
Funeral Service
Shumway
Spring St
Biddeford-Saco
Landlord
Landford
Broadmoor
Wonder-Boy
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