Deaths Conrad R. Paquette of Somerville Mass
Word has been received of the death of Conrad R. Paquette of Somerville Massachusetts formerly of Biddeford He died in Cambridge Massachusetts Saturday July 26 Surviving are two daughters Mrs Joan Frederick of Madison and Mrs Gloria Redmond of Kut and a brother Raymond Paquette of Bayport Massachusetts formerly of Biddeford Funeral services were conducted in Somerville and interment was in Madison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad R. Paquette
Somerville
Mass
Biddeford
Cambridge
Joan Frederick
Madison
Gloria Redmond
Kut
Aymond Paquette
Ryport
Notable Deaths Across States Reported
In Stonington Isobel Walker Soule 74 author editor labor leader died Monday. In Santa Barbara Brig Gen James C Cairns 63 U S Army retiree former Gallenkamp Shoes head died Monday after brief illness. In Chicago Cecile deHorvath 83 concert pianist died Tuesday in Evanston nursing home. In Walnut Ridge Robert H Smith Sr 66 Rice land Foods chairman died Tuesday heart attack. UA trustee 1958 68.
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Stonington, Conn
Isobel Walker Soule
Santa Barbara
Calif
James C. Cairns
U.S. Army
Gallenkamp Shoe Stores
Gallenkamp
Shoe Corp. of America
Chicago
Cecile deHorvath
Berlin
New York Symphony Orchestra
Evanston
Walnut Ridge, Ark
Robert H. Smith Sr
Riceland Foods, Inc
Progressive Farmer Magazine
University of Arkansas
Accident Sends 3 To Hospital In Maine
A two car crash on US 1 Elm Street sent three people to hospital. Bonnie J. Garrett of Rasashunk is listed in satisfactory condition at Maine Medical Center. Kenneth residents Matheau Lamlin and Jean Perry treated and released. Jeffrey L. Chartier, 17, of Green Biddeford reports he was turning left. No damage estimate released.
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US. 1
Elm Street
Esterday
Bonnie J. Garrett
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Kennebunk
Matheau Lamlin
Jean Perry
Jeffrey L. Chartier
Green
Biddeford
Chartier
Hijackers seize Detroit bound airliner on long detour
A jet headed from Detroit to Algiers was hijacked by a group that forced a Monday departure from its origin. They used at least one handgun and collected 1 million dollars in a suntcase from 87 passengers in Miami before stopping at Boston for refueling and a transatlantic leg to Algiers.
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Page One
Detroit
Miami
Boston
Algiers
Arthur Morrill obituary private funeral set
Arthur Morrill aged 74 of Proctor Road Arundel dies. Private funeral services are planned Thursday at 2 PM from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco. Friends may call this evening from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
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Morrill
Arthur
Proctor Road
Arundel
Dennett & Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral Directors Dennett and Craig
Dennett and Craig Funeral Directors located at 365 Main Street in Saco Maine operate a full service mortuary offering burial pre planning cremation services and customer support through their phone line 2820562.
Portland Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Thursday
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers developing and likely continuing Thursday. Lows in the 50s tonight and highs in the 60s Thursday. Marine forecast calls for northwest winds 10-15 knots, gusty this afternoon, veering to east-southeast 5-15 tonight and 20-25 knots Thursday. Visibility drops from over five miles to 1-3 miles in showers and fog.
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Portland
Community notices list Friday church events across towns
Lichurch notes list a Royal Missionettes service at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle for youths 12 to 17 in Old Orchard Beach. Full Gospel Assembly evangelistic service in Biddeford at American Legion Hall. Pioneer Girls meet in Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer meeting at Lyman Baptist parsonage. Jehovahs Witness Kingdom Hall in Saco hosts Ministry School at 7 30 p m with Ministry Development Class at 8 35 p m.
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Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry School
Ministry Development
Society of St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance Meeting Tonight
The Society of St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance will meet tonight at 7 30 at the hall at the corner of Main and Elm streets in Biddeford.
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Society of St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance
Main
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Allocation Made For York County Free Music Programs
The Music Performance Trust Funds announce 12 months of free live music in York County starting July. Kenneth Raine and Alfred Cloutier say the $9 million national fund supports public performances across the United States and Canada. Since 1949 MPTF has spent $100 million on instrumental musicians.
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York County
Music Performance Trust Funds
Kenneth Raine
Alfred Cloutier
American Federation of Musicians
Musicians Union
MPTF
Biddeford Fires EEA Head Peter Tilton
Peter Tilton, appointed in November 1971 as personnel director for Biddeford’s Emergency Employment Act, was fired by Mayor Gilbert R. Boucher. Tilton cites a personality clash and says the mayor were pressured by the council and finance committee to dismiss him. He chose not to fight the dismissal to protect other EEA positions. The mayor could not be reached for comment.
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Biddeford
Peter Tilton
Gilbert R. Boucher
Tilton
Boucher
Council and Finance Committee
E.E.A
Activities Announced At Meeting Biddeford Senior Citizens Club
The Biddeford Senior Citizens Club at Le Foyer outlined future trips and a picnic. Members will visit Willowbrook Museum in Newfield by bus at 12 30 p m tomorrow and attend a picnic August 9 at Adrien Lamirande farm Mountain Road Biddeford lunch to be brought by attendees.
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Biddeford
Senior Citizens Club
le Foyer
Pool and
Foss Streets
Willowbrook
Newfield
le Foyer Hall
Adrien Lamirande
Mountain Road
Alden Racine
Albertine Chretien
Racine
Paul E. Roberge
Josephat Greenier
Madeliene Beaulieu
Adelina Plante
Maria Anna Dorais
Wilfred Morin
Emeline Nadeau
Marcel Garon
Blanche Dubuc
Bertha Dubois
Adrienne Lessard
E. M. Broulette
Beatrice Grenier
Corinne Chretien
Beatrice P. Grenier
Delvina Mathurin
Alma Morin
Local occult shop owner warns against black magic dangers
Miserak and partner Charles Berry run a year round shop and caution that black magic is the reverse of good. They deny selling voodoo items and emphasize the occult as unexplained by religion or science, warning it can be dangerous for youths.
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Miserak
Charles Berry
Lifeguard Position Open In Saco
Saco Police Chief Robert Foran announced an immediate lifeguard opening in Saco. Applications may be made at the police station.
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Saco
Robert Foran
Foran
Ithe Police Atation
Bremer Trial Heavily Focused On Sanity Question
Defense for Arthur H. Bremer opens the case amid psychiatric counter testimony arguing sanity. State witnesses describe Bremer as impaired but capable of understanding criminality. Three victims from the Laurel rally recount injuries as the trial centers on his mental state.
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Upper Marlboro
Mad
Arthur H. Bremer
Bremer
Milwaukee
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Laurel
Arthur G. Marshall
Sheila Hafter Gray
Chevy Chase
Islands Threatened By Oil Spill Residue
Cape Porpoise harbormaster Hale Whitehouse warns the neglected picnic islands off Cape Porpoise Harbor remain endangered by oil residue from the Portland spill. Fishermen report fouling on gear, while conservationists urge action to prevent long term ecological damage and disrupting the coastal food web. Officials from Coastal Services Inc. expected for inspection.
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Cape Porpoise
Hale Whitehouse
Portland
Harbor
Cape
Three Mile
Whitehouse
National Geographic Magazine
Tamano
Date and Rager
Wildred Wildes
Augusta
Washington
Maine
Rachel Carson Refuge
Flood Plain
New Jersey
California
Louisiana
Wildes
Conservation and Environmental Improvement Commissions
Coastal Services Inc
Cape Cod
Seat belt law proposal would require belts and tougher rules
The Transportation Department proposed national standards to require all occupants to buckle seat belts and impose penalties including fines or jail for unbuckled belts. The plan would withhold highway funds from noncompliant states and allow officer discretion in warrantless arrests for some violations. It also outlines license age, breath tests, and penalties for driving on suspended licenses.
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Washington
Transportation Department
Cense
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Port Man Charges Police Harassment
Ernest Julien accuses police of harassing citizens including Justin Dow over arm injuries from tight handcuffs. Dow plans court action. case continued after his no show. The commission will discuss after a court ruling and other items include July arrests and requests for bonding of police staff.
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Barbara Smart
Kennebunkport
Police Commission
Ernest Julien
Mills Road
Justin Dow
Dow
Sherman Bonney
Commission
Stephen Emmons
Julien
Bonney
Flats Opened To Clamming In Batson's River
Maine official Brad Sterl of the Sea and Shore Fisheries Division announced Batson's River from Route 9 in Cape Porpoise to Goose Rocks is reopened to clamming. The flats were closed last Friday by Cape Porpoise Harbormaster Hale Whitehouse for precautionary testing.
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Augusta
Brad Sterl
Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Division
Batson
Cape Porpoise
Goose Rocks
Porteous Plans Biddeford Campaign Tour Tomorrow
L. Robert Porteous, Republican nominee for First District Congress, will campaign in Biddeford tomorrow. He starts with a 10 a.m. Main Street tour, then tours manufacturing plants and retail stores in Biddeford and the Industrial Park, facing incumbent Peter N. Kyros in November.
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L. Robert Porteous
Portland
Biddeford
Porteous
Main Street
U.S
Peter N. Kyros
City Seeks Part Time Janitor in Biddeford
Biddeford announces a part time janitor position through City Clerk Pauline Berry. Duties include cleaning waste baskets and vacuuming from 5 to 11 pm five days weekly at $1.80 per hour, with the shift alternating every other week. applications accepted at the city clerk’s office.
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Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Rochester grads Gordon and Debra Thomas earn PhD degrees
Gordon Thomas son of Robert Thomas of Rumford Rhode Island earned a PhD in physics at the University of Rochester. Debra Allen Thomas daughter of Donald Allen of Fortunes Rocks Maine earned a doctorate in English.
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Rochester, N.Y
Gordon
Debra Allen Thomas
University of Rochester
Robert Thomas
Rumford
Rhode Island
Debra Allen
Donald Allen
Fortunes Rocks
Maine
Mestizos Defined in Mexico as Mixed Spanish and Indian Heritage
In Mexico the term mestizos refers to people of mixed Spanish and Indian descent. The label signifies a racial and cultural mixing that has shaped social structure in Mexican society for centuries.
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Mexico
Statler Tissue to lay off 100 amid pulp mill shutdown
Maine brief reports Statler Tissue Co will close its pulp mill in Augusta last week of October, laying off 100 employees as environmental compliance costs drive the shutdown. Robert E. Smith cites regulation costs. In Auburn, Ernest Gagnon dies from injuries after a July 21 Rt 202 crash near Greene.
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Augusta
Statler Tissue Co
Robert E. Smith
Aie Eee Aeate
Auburn
Greene
Governor Curtis Nominates Four Judges for Second Terms
Democratic Gov Kenneth M Curtis nominates four judges for second seven year terms. Superior Court justices Alton Lessard of Falmouth and Lincoln Spencer of Kennebunkport to be considered. District Court judges Mark Barrett of Portland and Bernard Devine of South Portland proposed for continued service. Nomination will be reviewed in two weeks by the Republican Executive Council.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Alton Lessard
Falmouth
Lincoln Spencer
Kennebunkport
Mark Barrett
Portland
Rernard Devine
South Portland
All Republican Executive Council
Albuquerque Girl search leads to odd encounters
Schwartz spent 1600 on bus ads to find a girl from Albuquerque met in Venice California. He instead encounters a former wife offer, a dozen men seeking him, and a songwriter who wants to honor him in verse. He is a former University of Michigan student from Bloomington Michigan.
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Los Angeles
Dave Schwartz
Albuquerque
California
Schwartz
University of Michigan
Bloomington
Mich
Venice
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Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway and
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Edwidge Metayer
St. Andre’s Church
Lichurch
Ctus
EEA
K'Port
Bremer Trial
Ralph W. Powers
Marshall
Jonas Rappeport
State Circuit Court
Baltimore City
Rappeport
Maryland
Baltimore
William Nitzpatrick
Wallace
E. C. Dothard
Dora, Thompson
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
Stage Island
Cecil Munson
Bass Island
By Cecil B. Munson
Selectman Walley
Sullivan
Rutterow
Police Academy
Electrolux
Ernest Gagnon
Lewiston
Drum and Bugle Corps
York County Savings Bank
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