Beulah Beattie and other area obituaries read in local notices
Obituaries from Biddeford and surrounding towns list Beulah May Beattie RN 70 of Forest Park Biddeford died after a lengthy illness born Dorchester Mass December 3 1905. Survived by husband Roger three sons a brother and sister ten grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco with interment Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted are Alice Lavalliere Desrosiers 80 of Saco died after long illness with mass and interment plans at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church and St Joseph Cemetery. Additional notices cover Arundel Joseph Petrin 17 died from injuries in a Biddeford accident and Aldeus Parenteau 90 Biddeford baker with family funeral plans in Biddeford. Also mentioned are Ethel M Pate of Binghamton NY and Rudolph Svertner of Old Orchard Beach with services arranged locally. Other Arundel and Old Orchard Beach obituaries include Harry Andrews 60 Route 1 death after illness and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah May Beattie R.N
Forest Park
West Street
Biddeford
Dorchester
Mass
Ernest and
May (Lake) Milner
Beattie
Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
United Baptist Church
Woburn
Roger Beattie
David S. Beattie
Saco
Bradford T. Beattie
Lakeview
Mich
Merrill D. Beattie
Belmont
N.H
E. Thurston Milner
Sanford
Constance Milner
Burlington
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Sumner Grant
Saco United
Alice Lavalliere Desrosiers
Stone Street
Thomas and
Emelima (Rabidoux) Credit
Notre Dame de Lourdes
St. Anne Sodality
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Arundel
Joseph R. Petrin
Old Alfred Road
Portland
Richard
Dorothy (Laverriere) Perrin
St. Joseph Church
Biddeford High School
Robert Pet
Aldeus Parenteau
Granite St
Asbestos
Que
Rodolphe and
Odile (Brouillard) Parenteau
St. Andre Church
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Modern Woodmen of America
Rosilda
Gervais) Parenteau
Fernand Parenteau
Paul Parenteau
S.C
Zambia
Nashua
Dennis
Aurea) Bourque
Montreal
Herbert
Diana) Durant
Cambridge
Charles
Cora) Gagne
Dollard
Rita) Simard
Scarborough
Leandre
Dorothy) Dugas
Lawrence
Corona Paquin
Saybrook
Conn
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Ethel M. Pate
Front St
Binghamton
N.Y
Samuel
Nellie Hirst
James E. Pate Jr
Peter Savage
Conklin Ave
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Old Orchard Beach
Rudolph Svertner
Cookman Ave
New York City
Jaroslav and
Anna (Pichlik) Svertner
New York
Helen
Kunze) Swertner
Edwin Richawy
Bloomfield
N.J
Jerome Richawy
Shrub Oak
Bolduc and Sons Funeral Home
Alfred St
Brand names drive kids Christmas wish lists say Santas
The Associated Press finds kids want brand name toys and precise prices this Christmas. Santas across ten cities report requests including Evel Knievel stunt cycles, action dolls like the Six Million Dollar Man, G I Joe figures, walking and talking dolls, pizza ovens, ten speed bikes, and Star Trek items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa Claus
Evel Knievel
Edward Sullivan
Boston
Saco council to vote on firefighter and public works contracts
The Saco city council will vote tonight on labor contracts with two unions. The three year public works pact raises base pay 5 percent to 3.03 per hour and adds Blue Cross Blue Shield for two in 1976 and for the whole family in 1977. The firefighters contract increases base pay by seven dollars weekly for starters and two percent raises for longer service, with additional raises at 5 to 10, 10 to 15, and over 15 years. The meeting also includes readings on codes and ordinances, negotiations with police, budget review, tax notes, loitering rules for Pepperell Park, and a 7:30 pm City Hall start.
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Saco Por Council
Public Works Union
Firefighters Union
The
Council
Finance Committee
Pepperell Park
City Hall
Mecca tent fire kills 138 pilgrims in Mina area
A Saudi radio report says a flash fire in Mina near Mecca killed 138 pilgrims and injured 151 amid more than 56,000 camped there for Id al Adha. Officials say the blaze started from a gas bottle mishap and burned about 150 cars. a record 3 million Muslims traveled to Mecca this year for the annual rite.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mecca
Islam
Saudi Interior Ministry
Mina
Mohammed
Id al Adha
Kaaba
Thanking Dr Scott and Webber Hospital staff for care
Lionel R Hevey expresses gratitude to Dr Scott and the nurses at Webber Hospital for kind care during his stay. He thanks family relatives and friends for cards and gifts received while hospitalized.
Proposed Budget shows No Tax Hikes For Saco
Saco's 1976 proposed city budget totals 2.49 million with no local tax increase. City Administrator John Dexter says taxes could stay at 38.30 if capital projects are cut by about 60 percent and the school budget holds to 1975 levels. otherwise inflation will force tax hikes or revaluation in 1977.
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Susan Morrison
Saco
John Dexter
Dexter
King- Winter Street
Westwood Lane
Buxton
Labonte Village
Old City
Daughters of Isabella Meet to Honor Aldous Parenteau
Our Lady of Fatima Circle will meet at 7 15 pm at Emond and St Biddeford to pay respects to Aldous Parenteau father of two members in the group.
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Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
Emond and
Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Aldous Parenteau
Portland Weather Shifts To Light Snow This Night
Weather bulletin notes rain changing to light snow tonight and early Tuesday across Portland. Temperatures dip to lows of 15 to 20 degrees in the north and 25 to 30 in the south. A chance of occasional light snow persists on Tuesday with highs in the 20s to 30s depending on location.
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Portland
Should March Cost 212 Dollars in New Hampshire Demonstration
A U S District Court suit filed by the North East Prisoners Association seeks to block Concord Licensing Board from requiring a 212 dollar police protection fee for a demonstration at the state prison. About 55 demonstrators marched peacefully, with chants exchanged with inmates. The association deposited the funds in escrow pending court action. no hearing date has been set.
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Concord
N.H
U.S. District
North East Prisoners Association
Therisoners Association
Oncord Licensing Board
State Prison
Raymond Helgemoe
The
Prisoners Association
Prisoners Reform Council
Licensing Board
the Prisoners Association
Association
Psychiatrist Finds Girouard May Be Drunk At Time Of Killing
In Addison County Superior Court Roy Girouard 31 faces first degree murder after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. Dr William Woodruff of Burlington testified Girouard was not in a psychotic state when he allegedly shot Richard Peers of Winooski last year. The trial resumes Monday.
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Middlebury
Roy Girouard
Richard Peers
Winooski
William Woodruff
Burlington
Girouard
Addison County Superior Court
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Beulah Beattie
Alice Desrosiers
Joseph Petrin
Ethel Pate
Harry Andrews
Industrial Commission
Lucas
John Youngblood
New Orleans
Good Brothers Tire Company
Kittanning
Pennsylvania
UPI
Lionel R. Hevey
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Dustrial
Howard Cushman
Beulah May Beattie
Webber Hospital
Webber
Biddeford-Saco Stores
Biddeford-Saco
Chamber of Commerce/Merchants Committee
York
Raymond Cadorette
St. Andre School
New England
Massachusetts
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
New Bedford
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Ermont
Montpelier
Newport
Ban Cari East
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National Weather Service
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Dallas
Los Angeles
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Green Bay
Edy P’tland
Ore
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Honolulu
Edy Richman
Rm Alban
Houston
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Miami
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