Deaths Edmour D. Cote 72 of Saco
Edmour D. Cote 72 resident of 16 Prospect St Saco died Aug 16 after a lengthy illness in a local hospital Born Feb 8 1901 in Biddeford son of Hormidas and Louise Provencal Cote Educated in Biddeford he worked 35 years with Saco Lowell Shops and Maremont Corp retiring five years ago He served as Saco alderman and deputy sheriff Survived by widow Yvonne Gonneville Cote a son Leonel Cote three daughters two sisters a brother nine grandchildren one great grandson and several nieces and nephews Mass of Christian Burial set for Mon at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco with interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Friends may call Cote Funeral Home tonight and Sat Sun 7-9 pm and Sat 2-4 7-9 pm.
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Edmour D. Cote
Prospect St
Saco
Biddeford
Hormidas and Louise
Provencal) Cote
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco-Lowell
Maremont Corp
Harry Warren
Yvonne
Gonneville) Cote
Leonel Cote
Springfield
Mass
Carlton
Marielle) Butland
Linwood
Justine) Davis
Joseph
Pauline) Godin
Springvale
Narcisse Cote
Columbus
Elmer
Henrietta) Meserve
Hampton Highlands
Angenette Cote
North Scituate
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Laurel Hill
Cote
James St
Remembered Kennebunk resident Eddie Littlefield dies at 91
Eddie A. Littlefield 91 a Kennebunk resident for 12 years and former Clarks Mills employee died Aug 16 at his daughter's home after a short illness. Born April 14 1882 in Limington he attended Clarks Mills United Methodist Church and worked as a stationary steam engineer for L L Clark Lumber Co. in Clarks Mills. Survived by four sons Harrison Oscar Bertran Keith a daughter Linda Spiller and many grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with Rev E Lamar Robinson officiating and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery South Waterboro. Friends may call at the Generel home tonight from 7 to
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Kennebunk
Eddie A. Littlefield
Fletcher St
Clarks Mills
Lmington
Edward K
Sarah
Day) Littlefield
Limington So
Clarks Mills United Methodist Church
L.L. Clark Lumber Co
Harrison A
Hollis
Oscar M
Lyman
Bertran A
Buxton
Keith E
New Gloucester
Linda L. Spiller
Percy
Frank
William
Dayton
Fannie Hood
Mamie Bradbury
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
E. Lamar Robinson
Christ Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
South Waterboro
Generel
New WAC Recruiter Appointed for Northern New England
First Lieutenant Patricia F. Jones is named the Women's Army Corps representative for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. She will supervise the opportunities program and process WAC Direct Commission applicants and College Junior Program hires. Jones is from Northfield Ohio and trained at Baldwin Wallace College. She was commissioned in August 1971 and served at Fort McClellan Alabama. Her hobbies include music choir and dramatics. In England a 16 year old postal clerk found an unperforated sheet of 240 stamps paying two pounds for it and selling to a dealer for forty pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Patricia F. Jones
Women’s Army Corps
New England
Army
Jones
Northfield
Ohio
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Baldwin-Wallace
Fort McClellan
Ala
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bangor
Portland
Manchester
Army’s College
England
Portland Weather Update Patchy Fog and Weekend Warmth
Patchy ground fog tonight with lows in the 50s north and low 60s south. Saturday brings partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 70s to 80s.
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Portland
Litter Survey Volunteers Sought by Maine Agencies
A statewide litter sampling program is being created by the Keep Maine Scenic Committee and the Maine Department of Parks and Recreation. Volunteers will collect monthly litter data at small sites across Maine and receive forms bags and instructions. Contact the State Office Building Augusta 04330 to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Keep Maine Scenic Committee
Maine Department of Parks and Recreation
Maine
Biddeford High to Stage Teahouse of the August Moon
Biddeford High School announces Teahouse of the August Moon by John Patrick as the fall production. Stephen Wood directs with Joseph Finnegan as technical director. Tryouts occur in the second week of school. performances set for October 24 25 and 26.
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Biddeford High School
Stephen Wood
John Patrick
Wood
Joseph Finnegan
Biddeford
Ramblers Club Votes Donation To Arundel Fire Dept
Ramblers Club met at Alta Guilbert home with President Marion Bedard presiding. A ten dollar donation to Arundel Fire Department was approved and stamps plus coupons were noted as being saved. Next meeting is Sept 19 at Lois Johnson home with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Ramblers Club
Alta Guilbert
Marion Bedard
Arundel Fire Department
Lois Johnson
Sarah Owen
Margaret Strickland
Lavena Drew
Debbie Paquet
Truck Robbed During Delivery at Saco Shaw's
A Biddeford Saco Journal delivery truck was robbed of 26.23 dollars while parked outside Shaw's in Saco. Police say driver Clarence Stoo was delivering inside the supermarket when the theft occurred at 5 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Shaw's
Saco Ae
Thuray
Saco
Clarence Stoo
Fire crews respond to flooded oil burner in Old Orchard Beach
Firemen twice answered a flooded oil burner call at the home of Wilbur Parker 88 Ocean Ave Old Orchard Beach at 7 30 p m and 8 25 p m Thursday according to fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Thursda
Wilbur Parker
Ocean Ave
Saco Crash Involves Suzanne Renell And Kenneth Charles
Two cars driven by Suzanne Renell 22 of 33 Beach St Saco and Kenneth Charles 19 of 21 Deering Ave Saco collided at Deering Avenue and Water Street at 425 p m Thursday. Damages were $400 to Renell’s car and $150 to Charles’s vehicle.
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Suzanne Renell
Beach St
Saco
Kenneth Charles
Deering Ave
Deering Avenue
Water Street
Renell
Charles Auto
Democrats Plan Family Day at Bangs Beach Sidney
Maine Democrats replace the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner with a Labor Day weekend family field day in Sidney. Organized by Violet Pease, the event at Bangs Beach features games contests and an auction to raise funds and engage all 16 county committees. Major office holders and gubernatorial aspirants are invited to attend.
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Augusta
Maine
Sidney
Violet Pease
Hollis
Democratic Party
Bangs Beach
Pease
Senior Citizens Of Saco Hear Trip To China
Russell Johnson of the American Friends Service Committee spoke to the Saco Senior Citizens in Trinity Church parish hall about China. He and Mrs. Johnson were invited by Prince Sihanouk to visit the People's Republic of China in 1971. A luncheon for 50 attendees was provided by Artelene Aly, Ella Salvas, Mrs. E D Spenard and Leola Berry.
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Russell Johnson
American Friends Service Committee
Saco
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
China
Johnson
Prince Sihanouk
Cambodia
Peoples Republic of China
Artelenealy
Ella Salvas
E.D. Spenard
Leola Berry
Hester Hooper
Emily Keithley
Beremuda
Aem
Bay View
Pedestrian Struck on Route 9 in Kennebunk
In Kennebunk at 2 p.m. on Thursday Donald E. Ziamond 44 of South Eremont Massachusetts was struck by a car driven by David M. Taunton 20 of Upper Derby. Ziamond was transported to Webber Hospital with injuries per Police Sergeant Lawrence Plante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Shackford and Gooch Fish Market
Donald E. Ziamond
South Eremont
Mass
David M. Taunton
Upper Derby
Ziamond
Webber Hospital
Lawrence Plante
License Board Sits at Old Orchard for Wormwood Peddling License
The town council acts as licensing board to review Edmund Wormwood's application to sell wood and ice door to door at Old Orchard. The meeting is scheduled for Monday to decide on the permit.
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Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach
Edmund Wormwood
Charter Board Falters in Kennebunkport Debates
Kennebunkport town Charter Commission staggers toward a decisive 10 meeting as critics question a town manager form. Chairman John Cleary shifts stance from June to August, while members Emmons and Wally push for professional administration or tax assessor relief amid a polarized panel and canceled meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Town Charter Commission
Oe Ae
Commission
John Cleary
Cleary
David Emmons
Emmons
Legal meeting over Star article in Kennebunk
Ry Radin Theatrical Productions Inc. of Hampton Sagelang Island N Y files for retraction after York County Coast Star article alleges tactics by Police Reserve Association fundraisers. The meeting with lawyers and Kennebunk selectmen is at Town Hall at 7 p.m. to address complaints of pressure tactics and policeman impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Ry Radin Theatrical Productions Inc
Hampton Sagelang Island
N.Y
Police Reserve Association
Sandy Brook
York County Coast Star
Kennebunk Selectmen
Star
Radin Co
Thousands of Pogies Wash Ashore At Camp Ellis Beach
Local lobstermen and residents gathered the pogies a herring family fish as thousands washed up near the breakwall and tidal pools. The fish, mainly for bait and fertilizer, were reportedly driven ashore by bluefish, with about 40 barrels collected by 9 a.m. and prices cited at 8 to 10 dollars per barrel.
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Camp Ellis
Muriel Perreault
Aremeny
Cape
Long Island
Mackeral
Massachusetts
Journal Employe
Hills Beach
King’s Fly Shop
Saco
Saco Jaycee Wives Plan Future Activities and Meetings
Saco Jaycee Wives shared plans for upcoming events including an Aug. 26 all-state board meeting in Bangor and a Sept. 29 rummage sale chaired by Mrs. Sue Boissonneault. They will assist with overseas toy boxes led by Mrs. Karen Dumais, and MIA bumper stickers are available through chair Elaine Racicot. A Speak-Up program directed by Ms. Sandra Taylor involved all members, with several named members in attendance.
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Saco Jaycee
Frank Dumais
Pleasant Road
Saco
Bangor
Sue Boissonneault
Roup
Aycees
Karen Dumais
MIA
Elaine Racicot
Sandra Taylor
Jean Trottier
Nini Waycott
Becky Beam
Mary Halasz
Gerri Albert
Farm Days Highlight Maine Clinton Event At Caverly Farms
The Maine Farm Days event at Caverly Farms Clinton features helicopter rye seeding for the first time plus demonstrations on day making grass chopping and tractor pulling. Aerial water bombing by Maine Forestry Service units, a women's dairy program, 4 H auction discounts, and open house at the new barn mark the two day schedule with food concessions and a chicken barbecue starting at 11:30 each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Caverly
Clinton
Maine Dairy Council
Central Maine Power
Maine Forestry Service
Razor Crossman
Chinna
Frank Caverly
Chad Arms Cochairmen
Postal Exams Set for Wells Maine Clerks Carriers
The United States Postal Service announces examinations for clerk carrier and substitute rural carrier positions at Wells Maine. Closing dates Aug 28 for clerk and carrier and Aug 31 for substitutes. Applicants must be 18 by filing date, with no maximum age and veteran preference available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
United States Postal Service
Wells Maine
VNC
Prince Charles Meets Newsmen Only During Portsmouth Visit
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Prince Charles the 24 year old Royal Navy lieutenant aboard HMS Minerva met newsmen but gave no questions or statements. He toured Strawberry Banke with Mayor Arthur Brady and briefly spoke with invited guests as photographers followed. The planned 10 minute news conference was canceled by security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N.H
Great Britain
Prince Charles
Elizabeth II
Prince Charlies
HMS
Minerva
Goodwin Mansion
Strawbery Banke
Arthur Brady
England
Centromens
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Wacs
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St Saco
Dennett & Craig
Tel
Hawaii
Aloha
Tion
Teahouse
Public Safety
Kennebunk Road
Lottie Haas
E’port Charter Board
Charter Commission
David Wally
Imootine
Wally
By Michael Spath
Crescent Beach Inn
Cape Elizabeth
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Senate
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Gaston County Chamber of Commerce
Gastonia
N. C
Prince
Mapes
Home & Garden Center
Snow Farm Motor Court
Scarboro
Alfred Street
Westland Shoe Corp
Smith ST
Goodyear
Larry Carbonneau
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