Deaths Hormidas Gagne of Biddeford 69
Hormidas Gagne 69 of 47 Myrtle St Biddeford died after a brief illness. He leaves widow Lorette Morin Gagne two daughters Lucille Thereault and Gertrude Nadeau four sons Marcel Raymond Michael John in California a brother see Gagne and four sisters Marie Adrienne enette Diana Boutin Leona Descoteaux twenty grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from St Joseph Church Biddeford Friday at 830 a.m. interment Notre Dame Cemetery Springvale. Friends may call Emond Funeral Home today and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Hormidas Gagne
Myrtle St
Biddeford
Jeanne
Belzemire
Cote
Lorette (Morin) Gagne
Lucille Thereault
Gertrude Nadeau
Bristol, Conn
St. Joseph Church
Notre Dame Cemetery
Springvale
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
N E Storage President Dies At 76
Julian F. Greeley, 76, president and treasurer of New England Storage Warehouse Co., died at home in Milton Massachusetts. A Durham Maine native, he played varsity football at the University of Maine and center for Yale at Yale Bowl opening. A 1916 U S Naval Academy graduate, he served as gunnery officer on the battleship Ohio in World War I. His wife Ruperta Boothby Greeley died in 1969. He leaves two sons Robert and William B. of Croydon New Hampshire and Milton man Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Mass
Julian F. Greeley
New England Storage Warehouse Co
Durham
Maine
University of Maine
Yale
New Haven
Conn
U.S. Naval Academy
Batteship
Ohio
Ruperta (Boothby) Greeley
Portland
Greeley
Robert G
Milton and
Croydon
N.H
William B
Portland Weather Outlook and Marine Forecast
Mostly cloudy in Portland with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight and lows in the 50s. Thursday expects more showers then clearing to 70s, while the marine forecast from Eastport to Merrimack River shows southerly winds 10 to 20 knots veering west to northwest Thursday with possible showers and fog reducing visibility tonight and improving Thursday.
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Portland
Marine
Eastport
Merrimack River
Deaths In The News A roundup of notable figures
SAN FRANCISCO AP former boxer Eddie Machen 40 died from an apparent fall in his second story apartment. HOLLYWOOD AP actor Tom Neal 59 who starred in 180 films died at home after a 1951 fistfight scandal. NEW LONDON CONN AP Edward Barry Roberts 71 Yale drama faculty writer died Sunday. PARIS AP Andre Cat rice 70 Le Monde cofounder died Saturday. CHICAGO AP Ray Brennan 64 Sun Times reporter died Sunday after cancer. HOLLYWOOD AP Joy Lansing 43 Love That Bob actress died Monday of cancer.
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San Francisco
Eddie Machen
Seoupede
Machen
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Hollywood
Tom Neal
Neal
Sritey
Petty
Pew
New London
Paris
Andre Catrice
le Monde
France
Catrice
Chicago
Ray Brennan
Brennan
Chicago Sun-Times
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Calif
Joy Lansing
Shirley Swanson
Robert Cummings
Community Church Notices For Friday Activities
ICHURCH NOTES list events at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle and Ly man Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Royal Rangers and Missionettes host sessions for youths 12 to 17 at Old Orchard Beach. Full Gospel Assembly holds evangelistic service at Biddeford American Legion Hall. Pioneer Girls meet at Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer meeting set at 10 a.m. in Lyman Baptist parsonage.
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Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm S&t
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins
Lyman Paptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Brig. Gen. Joseph Barzynski Dies at 88
Brig. Gen. Joseph E. Barzynski, 88, a World War II and III veteran and liaison to the Polish Republic, died Tuesday at his summer home in LAC du Flambeau Wisconsin. His last post was commandant of the Chicago quartermaster depot, the town where he spent his early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Flambeau
Wis
Joseph E. Barzynski
Polish Republic
Chicago
Deaths of OSU faculty expert on truffles and Navy admiral
CORVALLIS Oregon Helen Gilkey 86 retired Oregon State University faculty member renowned for work on European truffles and flowering plants died Monday. OAK HARBOR Washington Retired Navy Vice Admiral John Perry 75 who commanded the USS Belleau Wood in World War II and served in Korea died Monday after a long illness.
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Corvallis, Ore
Helen Gilkey
Oregon State University
Gilkey
Oak Harbor
Wash
Navy
John Perry
Belleau Wood
Perry
Card of Thanks to Staff and Friends
I wish to thank Webber Hospital staff Dr. O Sullivan Dr. Anton St Josephs priests relatives and friends for care kindness visits flowers gifts and cards during my stay. Phoebe Legare
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Webber Hospital
O'Sullivan
Anton
St. Joseph's
Hobbs Named To Fill Kennebunk School Board Post
Kennebunk selectmen appoint William H. Hobbs aged 32 of West Kennebunk to serve the remainder of Benjamin Hall’s term on the School Board. Hobbs cites a need for stricter governance in education and rapport between teachers and students. The panel also discussed Lord Mansion and nearby Edith Barry property as museum plans shifting to local resident input. Town Manager Eugene Berky urged workload balance in town offices and understudy plans as annual finances handle about 1.29 million dollars. Front end loader bids prompted a closer review due to price variances. Herman Cohen to help evaluate bids for next meeting.
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Kennebunk
William H. Hobbs
West Kennebunk
Benjamin Hall
Hobbs
Board of Education
Augusta
Lord Mansion
Summer Street
Brick Store Museum
Edith Barry
Donald Shepard
The
National Trust
Alexander Armentrout
Eugene Berky
Berky
Selectmen
Herman Cohen
United Methodist Club 7 hosts food sale at Shaw's Market
Members of the E and L club of the United Methodist Church of Saco will hold a home cooked food sale at Shaw's Market in Saco Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rochambeau Club of Biddeford to meet August 7 at 8 p.m. in club rooms on South Street. Reports on future activities to be shared. Weekly meetings resume Sept 7.
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E and L Club
United Methodist Church of
Saco
Shaw’s Market
Rochambeau Club of
Biddeford
South Street
Biddeford residents, patients and friends share outing
Harold E. Thomas of 405 Maine St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber coe Leo Ruel of 30 Highland St Biddeford is a medical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland Old Orchard Beach Miss Ethel Wight Mrs Yvonne Fidalgo C Paul Wight and Mrs Gertrude Wight enjoyed a day outing yesterday visiting Spruce Head the Farnsworth Museum Rockland and South Bristol.
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Harold E. Thomas
Maine St
Biddeford
Webber Coe
Leo Ruel
Highland St
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Ethel Wight
Yvonne Fidalgo
C. Paul Wight
Gertrude Wight
Spruce Head
Farnsworth Museum
Rockland
Bristol
Diane R. St. Ours
Richard Gonneville
Ronald St. Ours
South St
Miss St. Ours
Biddeford High School
Saco Kindergarten Registration Dates Set at Fairfield School
Kindergarten registration for children entering Saco public schools will be held at Fairfield School the week of Aug 21 from 8 30 to 11 30 a m The child must be five by Oct 15 of this year Birth certificate and health records required for enrollment Children six years old enter grade 1 Transfers from other cities are accommodated Previously registered children need not reapply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Fairfield
CYAW To Meet In Kennebunk For Open House Plans
The Concerned Youth for Animal Welfare will hold a meeting on August 10 at 7 p.m. in the Park Street School library Kennebunk to plan an Open House at the animal shelter. Members should bring ideas. CYAW will sell boxed handmade chocolates from Harbor Candy Shop Ogunquit for shelter funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenebunk
Imal
Senate votes to end rimfire ammunition record keeping
The Senate approved 71 to 21 to drop the 1968 requirement for recording the sale of rimfire 22 caliber ammunition. Senator Brock said the rule drove merchants from business and caused sportsmen inconvenience. The chamber also rejected a handgun registration proposal and adopted a separate felony for carrying a gun in the commission of a crime.
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Senate
Bill Brock
R-Tenn
Adlai Stevenson
D-lll
Peter, Dominick
R-Colp
Beach Beachgoers Face Permit Only Parking Near Kennebunk
Kennebunk selects moved to restrict beach parking to permit holders from June 15 to September 15 each year. Permits available at the Town Offices. The plan designates No Parking zones along Gooch's Beach road and allows free parking only outside the marked permit areas.
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Kennebunk
James McMahon
Gooch’s Beach
Beach Street
Beach Avenue
Naragansett Hotel
Senate inquiry details Nixon campaign check path to cash
Stans testifies the GOP fund flow started with a check to campaign treasurer Hugh Sloan Jr then to G Gordon Liddy who allegedly exchanged it for 25000 in cash. He says the check was not deposited into the campaign account and he does not know the cash source. Sloan and Liddy have since left their posts.
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Hugh W. Sloan Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Stans
Sloan
Democratic
FBI
Portland quartet to perform Ives Bowder works in New England tribute
The Portland quartet led by Keeskemethy with Lantz Ross Moseley and Bowder on program pieces by Ives Bowder and Piston. Final rehearsal tomorrow morning with a 2 to 4 seminar on Bowder's music at the University of Maine Portland Gorham. The concert Friday at 8 in the chapel is free to the public. Larry Davis coordinates the program.
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Portland
Keeskemethy
Donald Lantz
Julliard School of Music
University of Maine
Eastern Philharmonic Orchestra
Jerry Bowder
University of Maine, Portland
Gorham
Bowder
Ives
New England
Walter Piston
Larry Davis
St. Francis
Masonry Metal Contractors Bids Sought in Biddeford
The Fourth Business Development Corp of Biddeford solicits bids for a masonry or metal industrial building. Bids due by 2 p.m. Aug. 21 at Biddeford Economic Improvers Commission office City Hall. Bids opened in Biddeford Council Chambers. Project located in Biddeford industrial park off Route 1.
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Business Development Corp of
Biddeford
Maine Bicentennial Commission Opens In Augusta Today
Gov Curtis reported the Maine Bicentennial Commission will meet in Augusta as the state receives 45000 dollars from the federal counterpart to fund planning for Maine's 1976 celebration of the nation's 200th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
End The War Mandate Heads to Vote in House Today
The House prepared to vote on an end the war mandate tied to a foreign aid bill as supporters and opponents pressed hard. Aimed at withdrawing U S forces from Indochina by year’s end in exchange for release of prisoners, the measure prompted lobbying from Republicans led by Gerald R Ford and antiwar groups. The debate centered on changing the deadline from Oct 1 to Dec 31 to avoid the upcoming election.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carl Albert
U.S
Indochina
Ameri
Congress
Thailand
Hanoi
Pentagon
Gerald R. Ford
Biddeford GOP urges voting machines for November polls
Biddeford Republican City Committee met with 38 attendees at the Council Chamber and unanimously adopted a resolution to install voting machines in polling places for the November election. The document was sent to Mayor Boucher and the City Council. A separate push urged poll workers to support the President’s reelect effort, with many volunteers listed.
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Biddeford
Republican City Committee
Harold Waight
Saco
John Tarbox
M. Abbot Pendergast
Mission 70S
Mildred Leonard
Boucher
Philomene Center
District 1
Ralph Dow
Jeannine L'Heureux
Diane Lemire
William Hutchins
Norman Boisvert
Jo Anne Boisvert
Constance Thimble
Donald Thimble
Nancy Brochu
Donald Cote
Frederick Joncas
Clement Auger
Joseph Pelletier
Eugene Bourgault, Jr
Fiber textile firms in Biddeford eye market and defense work
Lachman of Fiber Materials says the Biddeford company operates 40 percent civilian and 60 percent federal business. He notes they are the sole producer of five key materials used by others and list high costs from 60 to 270 dollars per pound with a 23000 dollar missile part as a finished item. Training new workers takes about three months. He criticizes local real estate brokers for pressuring Fiber employees seeking housing.
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Biddeford
Lachman
Lachman Sadi
Fiber Cone Vey
Housin
Biddeford Republicans Hold Large Meeting Appoints Nominations
Clement Auger reports the largest Biddeford Republican gathering as the City Committee revamps by laws and appoints Kent Norton as acting chairman. The motion passed to recommend only one at large member from the Senatorial District. others may contact Norton. More than half attendees were young newly enrolled Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Norton
Norton
Clement Auger
Biddeford
Auger
Arraign Two Sanford Men On Homicide
Two Sanford men Wayne E. Brunelle and Donald J. Melvin face arraignment in District Court for the fatal stabbing of 45 year old Raymond R. Archambault a UNH employee found dead on a Sanford street. Autopsy cites loss of blood from multiple knife wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Springvale
Wayne E. Brunelle
Donald J. Melvin
Raymond R. Archambault
University of New Hampshire
Attorney General's Office
Archambault
We Don't Holler Bat Fellar Want Ads Is What It Is About
A compact item outlines a want ad theme with locals seeking services and goods. It signals a community notice style urging readers to place or respond to advertisements. The piece emphasizes practical trades and everyday needs within the neighborhood.
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A.M. P.M
Ichurch
Fus
Dennett & Craig
Maine Saco
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Phoebe Legare
Chadbourne
Paul E
Ferry Road
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Philip H. Gress, Sr
Barbara Smart
CYAW
Hillview Heights Drive
Buxton Road
Mark D. Butland
Linda G. Howard
Senger
William R. J. Howard
Dick Danforth
Vittwnant
Robert Frost
York County Savings Bank
F.d.1.c
GOP
John T. Sullivan
Elm Street
Harry Sullivan
Merchants Committee
Biddeford-Saco
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