Deaths Alfred Soulard 76 Biddeford
Alfred Soulard 76 of 24 Jefferson's Court Biddeford died in a local nursing home after a long illness Born in Gentilly Quebec April 12 1891 he was a Pepperell Mig Co retiree He is survived by his widow Amanda Houle Soulard one son four daughters two brothers and a sister eight grandchildren and a great grandchild Funeral services will be held from St Andre's Church Saturday at 11 am with calling hours at Emond Funeral Home Thursday and Friday.
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Alfred Soulard
Jefferson’s Court
Biddeford
Gentilly
Que
Joseph and
Irene Poisson Soulard
United States
Pepperell Mig. Co
St. Andre’s Church
Sacred Heart League
Union St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique
Amanda Houle Soulard
Roland
Armand
Aline) Bergeron
Gerard
Therese) Lemay
Madeleine Soulard
Robert
Jacqueline) Nantel
Ernest
Ena Soulard
Remi Bolduc
St. Andre's Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
TO PAY RESPECTS FOR EMOND BEDARD
Organizers of closed retreats will meet at 7 30 PM at Cotes Funeral Home on James Street to say prayers for Emond Bedard.
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Cote
James Street
Sace
Emond Bedard
Sacred Heart League to Meet for Prayer for Alfred Soulard
Members of the Sacred Heart League of St. Andre's Church in Biddeford will gather at the church Friday at 7 p m to recite prayers for Alfred Soulard a fellow member.
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Sacred Heart League of St. Andre’s Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Alfred Soulard
Prayers Planned For Emond Bedard in Saco Meeting
The Canada American Association will meet at 8 tonight at Cote's Funeral Home at Beach and James Streets in Saco to say prayers for Emond Bedard, a member.
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Court Decarvo
Canada-American Association
Cote’s
Beach and
James Streets
Saco
Emond Bedard
Ste Anne’s Sodality to Honor Edmond Bedard in Saco
Members of Ste Anne’s Sodality of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church will meet at Cote Funeral Home in Saco at 8 tonight to pay respects to Edmond Bedard husband of a member living in the parish community.
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Ste. Anne’s Sodality
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Edmond Bedard
Sacred Heart League to Pray for Edmond Bedard at Saco
Members of the Sacred Heart League of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco will meet at 7 PM at the Cote Funeral Home at the James and Beach Streets corner to say prayers for Edmond Bedard.
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Sacred Heart League of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
James and
Beach Streets
Edmond Bedard
Erwin Named As Bar President in Maine
Maine State Bar Association elected Atty. Gen. James S. Erwin as president at its three day convention in Rockland. The former Republican state senator from York County succeeds William B. Talbot of Machias. Erwin is a partner at Bernstein Shur Sawyer and Nelson in Portland. Sumner T. Bernstein became president elect.
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Rockland
Maine State Bar Association
Atty
Jamess. Erwin
York County
William B. Talbot
Machias
Erwin
Portland
Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer
Body Found In Lake After Sudden Storm
A 33 year old Princeton man Ernest Lola was found Wednesday in the channel between Big Lake and Long Lake Princeton. Officials say he apparently drowned Tuesday night when a sudden storm swept over the lakes while he and two companions swam. The other two reached shore safely.
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Princeton
Big Lake
Long Lake
Ernest Lola
Lola
RANSONE RESIGNS AS MAINE PROMOTION CHIEF
Robert G. Nansone resigns as director of the Maine Department of Economic Development Industrial Promotion Division to become director of industrial development for Somerset County New Jersey. A deputy commissioner will cover duties until a replacement is named. An unrelated zoological note describes animal escape behavior when attacked by a predator.
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Ransone
Augusta
Robert G. Nansone
Maine Department of Economic Development
New Jersey
Somerset County
Water Festival Feted At Camp OLD ORCHARD BEACH
Campers and coaches took part in the 14th annual water festival at Happy Day Camp for boys. The event featured a flag ceremony, camp songs, swimming skill demonstrations, Red Cross classes, and life saving demonstrations with more than 150 parents in attendance.
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Old Orchard Beach
Michael Anton
James Robert
William Earle
Robert Lemelin
Peter Janelle
Scott Summey
Gary Latno
Michael Coombs
Latno
Scott Worthing
Lee Binnette
B. J. Robert
John O'Neill
Jens Nash
John Letourneau
James Nadeau
Bernard Fortier
Stephen Goulet
Red Cross
Phillip Houle
Happy Day Camp
Kevin Robert
Marc Vaillancourt
B.J. Robert
David Fleurant
Coombs
Worthing
James Sears
Robert
Fleurant
Coofiles
Sears
Maine Soldiers Killed In Action In Vietnam
Washington reports two Maine soldiers killed in action in Vietnam. S. Sgt. William Soule of Waterboro and Spec. 4 Clarence L. Chase, 19, of Camden are identified by the Defense Department. Soule is married to Nancy K. Soule of Bremen. Chase is a son of Dora L. Chase of Camden.
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Washington
Maine
Vietnam
Defense Department
William Soule
Waterboro
Clarence L. Chase
Camden
Soule
Nancy K. Soule
Bremen
Chase
Dora L. Chase
Residents push for action over vandalism in Biddeford
Petitioners say youths commit vandalism and flee before police arrive. Police Chief Sevigny notes nightly responses and unseen witnesses, urging residents to file complaints to identify violators before city council considers the petition.
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The
Journal
Edgar Sevigny
Sevigny
Biddeford
Counci
Negro missionaries and Africa work debated by Methodist
Ivan D. Alphonse, a Congo furloughing missionary, says color matters less than personality in missions but urges more Negroes be sent to Africa. Stars and Stripes marks 25th year with editions in Darmstadt and Tokyo, and Tokyo copies fly to Saigon for Vietnam troops.
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Negro Missionaries
New York
Africa
Ivan D. Alphonse
Congo
Stars and Stripes
Daarmstadt
Germany
Tokyo
Local Residents and Service Members News Update
Mrs. Joseph Ledoux of 16 Irving Street Saco undergoes surgery at Notre Dame Hospital Biddeford. Donald Dubois of Don's Color TV Center Biddeford also a patient there. Henry Levesque and family of Hartford Conn visit Mrs. Marie Kearns in Pine Point Scarborough. Donald Kearns and daughter Marie return home from Pine Point visit. Kenneth Goodwin son of Roy and Mrs Goodwin of Saco returns to Ft. Bragg after 15 days with family. One year in army with basic at Ft Jackson and engineer training at Ft Belvoir. Thornton Academy graduate 1966.
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Joseph Ledoux
Irving St
Saco
Notre Dame Hospital
Pool Road
Biddeford
Donald Dubois
Don’s Color TV Center
West St
Henry Levesque
Hartford, Conn
Marie Kearns
Pine Point
Scarborough
Donald Kearns
Marie
Alexandria
Kenneth Goodwin
Roy Goodwin
Beach St
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Engineering
Ft. Belvoir
Goodwin
Thornton Academy
Church Notes Baptisms and Meetings Schedule
The Full Gospel Assembly holds an evangelistic service Friday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall 508 Elm St Biddeford. The Pioneer Girls meet Friday at 6 30 p m in the Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. A Ladies Prayer meeting Friday at 10 a m in the Lyman Baptist parsonage Goodwins Mills. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes for St Monica Kennepunk Saturday at 9 30 a m grades 1 5 and grades 6 8 Friday after school.
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Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica’s Church
Kennepunk
Les Crescendos toperform in Biddeford park tomorrow night
An all girl drum and bugle corps from Asbestos Quebec will present a concert on Clifford Park in Biddeford tomorrow at 7. The group led by Mrs Luce Godbout comprises girls ages 12 to 16 and will sing French songs with a chorus as part of the program. No admission fee. They previously performed in 1965 and have competed across Quebec during the summer earning class B provincial champions honors. They will also give concerts at Old Orchard Beach as part of the Quebec Carnival Weekend.
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Clifford Park
Biddeford
Los Crescendos
Asbestos
Que
Quebec
Luce Godbout
Godbout
Old Orchard Beach
Leon Jones
Joseph A. Plamondon
Hills Beach
Norman Martin
Rate Cuts Deemed Minor by Governor Curtis
Governor Curtis called the recent rate reductions by Central Maine Power and Bangor Hydro Electric insignificant and ordered a study of their rate of return. He asked the Public Utilities Commission to hire Kosh Associates to begin work immediately. PUC members noted the returns may exceed what is fair, as Bangor Hydro cut 211000 dollars annually and CMP 200000 dollars, effective September 1.
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Augusta
Curtis
Central Maine Power Co
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co
Public Utilities Commission
Kosh Associates
Washington, D.C
PUC
Bangor Hydro
CMP
Peace Fast Begins by Church of God Leader in New York
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson age 74 world general overseer of the Church of God has begun a 40 day fast for peace on earth in my lifetime. He has subsisted on fruit juice and black coffee since early August in New York.
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New York
Homer A. Tomlinson
the Church, of God
Earth
Portland Weather Update Hinting Fair Skies Tonight
Tonight in Portland, most skies are fair and temperatures will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Gentle variable winds. Friday brings fair weather with increasing high cloudiness and a rise into the 70s, with variable winds shifting to easterly at 5 to 15 mph.
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Portland
August Tide Times and Irregular Data Found
Tide table fragment shows August dates with high and low times, am and pm markers, plus stray numbers and unreadable characters. The readable entries list three daily tides with early morning and late afternoon values, but portions are garbled and include stray symbols and digits.
Guest Preacher at United Baptist Church Saco
Rev. Frank H. Snell of Cranston Rhode Island will preach at the United Baptist Church of Saco Sunday at 9 a.m. He is senior pastor of Rhode Island’s Phillips Memorial Baptist Church and has held prior pastorates in Milton Mills New Hampshire and Melrose Massachusetts.
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Frank H. Snell
Cranston
R.I
United Baptist Church of
Saco
Mr. Snell
Rhode Island
Phillips Memorial Baptist Church
Milton Mills
N.H
Melrose
Mass
Rhode Island Baptist State Convention
New England Baptist Conference
Rhode Island State Council of Churches
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
Red Cross Board
Cranston Mental Health Board
Ocean Park
Ocean Park Association
Grand Lodge of
Rhodes Island
Middle East
Israel
Richard Witherell
Mary M. Hill
Anglican Church of Canada allows divorcees to remarry
The Anglican Church of Canada General Synod approved allowing divorced members to remarry within the church. Archbishop Howard H. Clark said the decision reflects faithfulness to God and to modern realities. The move places Canada among few Anglican bodies permitting remarriage after divorce.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Anglican Church of
Biddeford Seeks State Funds for Vocational Center
Car pools form to travel to the State Board of Education session in Augusta where Biddeford seeks 500000 for a York County vocational center. Local planners expect strong support with officials and business leaders attending the 1 30 PM meeting. If approved, construction could start soon and target a September 1968 opening.
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West Street
Biddeford
Kennedy
State Board of Education
Augusta
York County
State Board
Melvin Gay
Joseph Plamondon
Air war intensifies as U S planes lose 659. two MIGs downed
U S air losses in North Vietnam climb to 659 since February 1965 as Wednesday raids target Yen View and Bao Giang yards near Hanoi. First Lt David Waldrop earns two confirmed kills with Maj Billy Givens as probable. B52s strike Mekong delta and central highlands while a U S Senate hearing backs intensified bombing. Cambodia reports two South Vietnamese soldiers killed at the border. President Johnson forms a 20 member delegation to observe Vietnam campaign and Sept 3 election.
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Page One
Dong Hoi
U. S
North Vietnam
David B. Waldrop
Nashville
Tenn
Billy R. Givens
Dunmer
Yen View
Hanoi
Air Force
Bao Giang
Red China
Red River
North Viet Navy
Thai Binh
Haiphong
Wat Cach
Big Red
Air
Navy
Marine
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Senate
Washington
Adm
T.H. Moorer
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cambodia
U.N. Security Council
Johnson
Vietnam
Connecticut Man Dies Of Injuries In Bangor Crash
A 61 year old Springdale Connecticut man Ambrose W. Collins died at a Bangor hospital from injuries after a Sunday auto crash near Moro Plantation Route 11. Police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel when his car left the road, rolled over, and struck a tree.
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Bangor
Springdale
British Methodists back merger talks with Church of England
In Middlebrough England the Methodist conference voted to proceed with merger plans. A definite vote on uniting with the Church of England is set before next year’s London conference.
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Middlebrough, England
Church of England
London
Government Ruling Tables Friday Walkout as Illegal
A government ruling declares a Friday walkout illegal, signaling authorities will curb coordinated labor action. Details of enforcement or affected groups are unclear from the fragment.
Johnson approves bulk of North Vietnam bombing targets
Pentagon data show American aircraft struck over 225 key military targets in North Vietnam since February 1965 with the President’s authorization on the majority of more than 300 targets proposed by the Joint Chiefs. The White House faced criticism over bombing restrictions as officials note continued attacks near the Chinese border and around Hanoi amid ongoing casualties and losses.
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Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Red China
U.S. Grant Sharpe
Pacific
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
China
Hanoi
Ford
Navy
Two Biddeford Sisters Set for Overseas Missions
Two Biddeford sisters depart Sunday from St. Andre's Church for overseas missionary service. Helene de la Croix formerly Audrey Bardsley sails aboard the Rotterdam to Ireland for studies and teaching assignments. Ovide Marie Beaudoin, formerly Marie Alice Beaudoin, sails to the Philippines to teach in a school.
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St. Andre’s Church
Biddeford
Helene de la Croix
Audrey Bardsley
Harry C. Bardsley
Helene R. Gagne
St. Andre’s
Rivier College
Helene
Presentation of Mary Novitiate
Gardner
Mass
Methuen
Saco
Burlington
Rotterdam
Castelblakeny
Ireland
University of Galway
Ovide Marie
Marie-Alice Beaudoin
Ovide Beaudoin
Fogg Ave
Stella Maris
Bath Iron Works Seeks Higher Costs in Navy Contracts
BIW and the U S Navy dispute two 1961 contracts over more than 1 million dollars for three guided missile destroyers and a destroyer escort. BIW cites a contract wage escalation clause for extra pay. the Navy disagrees. A three member Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals will hear the case this week at Sagadahoc County Courthouse.
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BATH
Bath Iron Works
U.S. Navy
BIW
Navy
Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals
Sagadahoc
Washington
Demolition Planned For 57 James St After Fire Chief Report
The city condemns the James Street house after a fire chief’s report finds the dwelling uninhabitable. Owner Helen Kaler says no rent for two years and demolition will proceed once Mrs. Gagne can relocate. The home is deemed beyond repair and slated for removal.
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Lem
Ceiling Collapse at Maine Pavilion During Expo 67
Three visitors were minorly injured when a light fixture caused plastic ceiling pieces to fall at the Maine Pavilion in Montreal’s Expo 67. Repairs were completed overnight and the pavilion reopened the next day. officials will determine responsibility for the damage.
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Augusta
Maine
Montreal
Charles G. H. Evans
Department of Economic Development
Marshall Rice
Clarence F. McKay
Evans
McKay
Soviet Views on North Vietnam Residents Raise Morale
Morton's commentary aired on National Educational Television's In My Opinion citing civilian exposure to bombing in metropolitan North Vietnam Haiphong and Hanoi as a factor boosting morale and resistance efforts.
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North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Morton
Why 4 250 000 swinging teens are playing our song
An ad explains Metropolitan's Family Plan life insurance, promising coverage for every child at one low cost. It appeals to parents by highlighting affordability and suitability for both young and old, inviting callers to learn more.
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Metropolitan
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