Deaths Scarborough Maynard A Thibeau Sr. 63
Scarborough resident Maynard A Thibeau Sr. 63 died December 12 in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. He was born February 19, 1910 in Scarborough to William and Celonie Thibeau. Surviving: widow Agnes. children Edward, Maynard Jr., Irene Caouette. stepdaughter Nancy Blanchette. brothers Nea l and Frederick. sister Bernice Menard. eight grandchildren and three step grandchildren. Mass Friday 10 a.m. at St. Margaret Church Old Orchard Beach. burial in St. Mary's Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call Thursday at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home.
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Agnes
Woods) Thibeau
Scarborough
Edward Thibeau
Maynard A. Thibeau Jr
Portland
Ronald
Irene) Caouette
Wells
Wilfred
Nancy) Blanchette
Millinocket
Nea
Frederick Thibeau
Alfred
Bernice) Menard
St. Margaret's Church
Old Orchard Beach
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Biddeford
Portand Ave
Oven Fire Damages Home on James Street in Saco
Saco Fire Department responded to an oven fire at 66 James St owned by Albert Dipietrantonio at 4 05 p m Engine 2 and two men reported to the scene. A separate fire in a buffing room line at Saco Tanners 72 Maine St blew in at 9 45 a m with ten firefighters and Equipment. Chief Pendleton estimated minimal fire damage and some water damage on the third floor. The note about March 1862 money is included but not related.
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Saco Fire Department
James St
Albert Dipietrantonio
Saco Tanners
Maine St
Kenneth Pendleton
Funeral Homes and Contacts in Saco Maine
Funeral service listings include SHUMWAY AND GROSS at 35 Spring St Saco phone 284 5611 DENNETT AND CRAIG 365 Main St Saco Maine 282 SA2 EMOND AND CONROY Funeral Home Frank X Emond J P Conroy 284 551 and 282 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Portland Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast
Tonight is clear with lows from zero to ten above in the north and teens in the south. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness with a chance of light snow in the north and west. highs reach the 20s in the north and lower 30s in the south. Eastport to Merrimack River marine forecast calls for south to southwest winds. fair tonight with increasing clouds and a chance of snow. visibility 5 miles or more tonight, reducing to 1 to 3 miles in snow Thursday. seas expected to subside tonight.
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Portland
Eastport
Merrimack River
New England Temperature Readings Across Three States
Readings from Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut list towns like Boston Chatham Nantucket Pittsfield New Bedford Worcester Providence and Newport with scattered temperatures and notes on unsettled conditions in the region. The text includes fragmentary place names and partial figures suggesting a weather column update.
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Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
New Bedford Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Lebanon
Mt. Washington
Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Kennebunk Bands Hold Open Rehearsal Evening
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport school bands perform in an open rehearsal at Kennebunk High School Germnacium Thursday at 7 p.m. Beginning players from about ten weeks experience join Park Street Elementary, Junior Eastport, Caribou, Rumford, Portland, and other bands, with no admission. Parents may join the Music Boosters Organization.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Nursday
Kennebunk High School
Germnacium
Park Street
Bangor
Kennebunkport Consolidated Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Portland
Rumford
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
Saco Group Alters Schedule To Save Energy
The Past Presidents' Parley Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary in Saco voted to cancel January and February meetings to conserve energy. The next Parley gathering is planned for March 19, 1974 at Mrs. Esther Cobb's Summer Street home.
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Parley
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Saco
Esther Cobb
Summer Street
Juliette Rocray
King Street
Alice Milliken
Helen M. Blanchette
Cobb
Gilberte Lavoie
Sunshine
Walter Stebbins
Sst
Maine Medical Center
Portland
William Taylor
Good Shepherd Villa
South Street
Biddeford
Martha Beaudoin
Blanchette
Santa Claus
Rocray
Irene Parker
Eva Sherman
Priscilla Hooper
Florence Lewis
Fiber Materials to Dedicate New Carbon-Carbon Facility
Fiber Materials Inc. in Biddeford Industrial Park will hold an open house on December 13 to dedicate a new building for expanding carbon carbon densification. US Senator Edmund S. Muskie leads a notable group of government and business leaders attending the ceremonies and luncheon. The plant will house vacuum and pressure impregnation and carbonization equipment, with lab tools like atomic absorption and Instron to support broader production of densified carbon products and insulation. FMI already offers winding and weaving and operates other facilities in Massachusetts and California.
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Fiber Materials Inc
Bidderford
Edmund S. Muskie
Atomic Absorption
DTA
TGA
Instron
FMI
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Gra . Mass
California
Ada Notestein Dies at 97 Pioneer Woman Educator
Ada Comstock Notestein, first fulltime Radcliffe College president and a pioneer in women’s education, died Tuesday night at her New Haven home. She celebrated her 97th birthday that day.
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Cambridge, Mass
Ada Comstock Notestein
Radcliffe College
New Haven
Conn
Dny
Rent Hike Sparks Park Residents Clash Over Vote
Park residents led by Aloisio and Collins protest a rent increase saying it is unnecessary and unaffordable. Collins notes low turnout at the election and claims coercion by McCallum while predicting a future meeting to discuss possible action.
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Park Committee
Aloisio
Benjamin Collins
McCallum
Collins
Park
Mallar Named To Top State Highway Post
Roger L. Mallar of Farmingdale was nominated to succeed David H. Stevens as Maine transportation commissioner. Mallar, 41, is deputy commissioner for planning and administration, selected by Gov. Kenneth M. to head the Department of Transportation executive council. He joined the department in 1958 after UMaine civil engineering. Stevens retires December 18.
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Augusta
Maine
Roger L. Mallar
Farmingdale
David H. Stevens
Department of Transportation
Mallar
Kenneth M
University of Maine
Stevens
Reckless Zoning Enforcement Question Dominates Kennebunk Meeting
Kennebunk selectmen heard charges by attorney Thomas Reagan accusing Building Inspector John McNiff of reckless enforcement of the zoning ordinance and of airing violator rights in public, with McNiff admitting potential errors in one case. Reagan cited permits and historical approvals regarding a Fletcher Street sign and Sea Spray Motor Inn changes, while town counsel was to be consulted.
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Kennebunk
Electmen’s
John MecNiff
Selectmen’s
Thomas Reagan
Selectmen
McNi
Reagan
McNiff
Fletcher Street
Historical Preservation Commission
Jon
Milligan
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Warren Cochrane
Selectman
Fred Trumbull
Roger Eliott
Selectmen T
Fred Holmberg
David Shields
Kenneth Barrett
Philip Davis
John O'Donnell
Sandy Brook
Roger iCamire
West Kennebunk
A Dentist Finds The Good Life In Rural Maine
Dr. Larry Gross grew up near Detroit and moved to a remote Maine village. He transformed a cow shed into an office, farms mint tea with his wife, and lives without electricity or indoor plumbing while serving communities with limited dental care.
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Vienna
Larry Gross
Detroit
Gross
University of Michigan Dental School
Maine
Marti
Downcast Tea Co
Boston
Mt. Vernon
Huntington ‘Woods
Mich
New York
Kohoutek Comet Falls Short of Brightest Expectations
Navy astronomer Myron Miranian of the U.S. Naval Observatory says comet Kohoutek will be 40 times fainter than earlier predictions and may not be spectacular to the naked eye. The head may not appear larger than Jupiter, with a 15 degree tail visible around Jan. 5 to Jan. 15, while Ikeya-Seki and Bennett in past decades matched Kohoutek's promised brightness for naked eye and telescope views.
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Washington
Kohoutek
Myron Miraniani
U.S. Naval Observatory
Jupiter
Miraniani
Halley
Ikeya-Seki
Bennett
Police In Classrooms Bridge Gap Between Students and Officers
Officer Messer and Officer Goode lead a program where students report complaints to the police or council, document excessive force, and learn daily life of officers. The project includes field trips, guest speakers, and a youth council to foster trust and traffic safety awareness.
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Messer
Officer Goode
Lurge
Police Department
Council
Richard Lamb
Goode
Katy Dolby
Old Orchard Beach High
Ms.Dolby
Sandy McGee
Chuck Granger
Beach Property Ward One Faces Eminent Domain Battle
Mayor Boucher urged the new administration to refer to the public if the city will keep the beach and fight the court challenge. The pool beach affair draws statewide and national attention as The New Yorker covers the eminent domain action and resulting controversy.
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Ward One
Boucher
Pool Beach
The
New Yorker Magazine
Ayotte to report on ordinance amendment legality at next council
At Tuesday’s executive session the council discussed hiring a private firm to service the city waste program. If approved the current ordinance would be superseded. the matter won’t be decided until the December 17 meeting where Ayotte will assess legality.
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Ayotte
Gas Rationing Plan Aims Fair Fuel Distribution
The plan would give residual oil to space heating users and reduce indoor temperatures by six to ten degrees for some. Electric utilities would receive oil based on a Federal Energy Office equitable cutback computation. Industrial users would get as much residual oil as in 1973, while petrochemical plants could receive up to 20 percent more than 1972 levels. Propane and related gases would have priority customers receiving a portion of past purchases or full needs, with non-priority customers sharing remaining supplies.
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Federal Energy Office
Biddeford Voter Registration Open Ahead of Referendum
The Biddeford Board of Voter Registration will be open December 12 and 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. to accept new registrations and address changes ahead of the January 17 referendum on making the Meyers position a full time job.
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Biddeford
Meyers
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Maynard Thibeau
Public Safety
U.S
Memoriam
Cecile (Martel) Boissonneault
Edgar Martel
Terry
Marguerite
Paul
Theresa Gusmond
New England
Massachusetts
Music
Saco Group
Ada Notestein
By Peter Kingsley
Potters
Pendleton
Bobby Brook
Cel Perot
Beys
Westbrook
Saco — NO
Windham
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