Marion Drysdale 74 Dies Here After Year in Reno
Private funeral services were held in Reno on Jan. 29 for Marion R. Drysdale 74, formerly of Saco Maine. She died Jan. 25 in a Reno hospital after living here about a year with her daughter Mrs T V Frazier. Widow of Allen C Drysdale she was born 1894 in New Hampshire and was active in United Baptist Church in Saco. Surviving are one brother Dr Arthur H Gold of Florida and two nephews Ernest Maberry Jr. of Saco and Maurice Getchell of Portland Maine.
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Reno
Nev
Marion R. Drysdale
Saco
Maine
Woodlawn
Biddeford
Drysdale
T. V. Frazier
Allen C. Drysdale
Barbara A Amnotte 13 dies after long illness
Barbara A Amnotte 13 of 6 Horrigan Court Biddeford died in a Portland hospital after a long illness. She was born December 22 1954 in Biddeford daughter of Raymond J and Theresa Kelley Amnotte. Survived by mother one brother Richard and one sister Patricia all of Biddeford paternal grandmother Mrs George Amnette West Kennebunk maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frederick Kelley Biddeford Funeral from St Marys Church at 1015 am Saturday. Friends may call Emond Funeral Home Biddeford 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow.
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Barbara Ann Amnotte
Horrigan Court
Biddeford
Portland
Raymond J
Theresa Kelsey Amnotte
St. Marys Church
Richard
Patricia
George Amnette
West Kennebunk
Frederick Kelley
St. Mary's Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford Man ONeil Frechette Dies After Illness
O Neil Frechette 62 of 47 Bacon Street Biddeford died in a local hospital after a long illness He born in Disraeli Quebec March 16 1905 son of Gedeon and Georgianna Frechette educated at St Josephs Parochial School employed 47 years in Pepperell Mfg Co He a St Andre s Church parishioner Sacred Heart League and Eagles member Survived by brother Raymond of Biddeford sisters Yvonne Holt Jamaica Plain Alice Lemme and Aurore Olin Biddeford one niece two nephews Funeral from St Andre s Church Biddeford Saturday at 9 am with viewing times Friday 7 10 pm and 2 4 7 10 pm.
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O'Neil J. Frechette
Bacon St
Biddeford
Disraeli, Que
Gedeon
Georgianna Nicol Frechette
St. Joseph's
Pepperell Mfg Co
St. Andre's Church
Sacred Heart League
Order of Eagles
Rose Breton Frechette
Raymond Frechette
Yvonne Holt
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Alice Lemme
Aurore Olin
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Sacred Heart League to meet for prayers in Biddeford
Members of Sacred Heart League of St. Andre's Church Biddeford will gather Friday at 7 p.m. at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford to say prayers for O Neil Fre chette. The article notes historical time division and mentions the First White House library started by President and Mrs Millard Fillmore.
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Sacred Heart League of St. Andre's
Biddeford
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
O'Neil Frechette
Millard Fillmore
White House
Funeral Service Details and Firm Contact in Saco Maine
SHUMWAY Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco Maine offers funeral arrangements. Phone 284 5611. Philip H Gross Sr Director. DENNETT and CRAIG firm located at 363 Main Street Saco Maine. Notes indicate date likely March 29 with Q5 p reference.
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Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Funerals Regina Services Held In Biddeford
Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Julius Regina of 32 Green Street Biddeford were held this morning at St Marys Church Biddeford. Rev Lawrence De Blois celebrated a requiem high mass with singing by William Cleary and organ by Louise Welch. Interment was in St Marys Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Father De Blois. Bearers included Lucien Dutremble Richard Dutremble Anthony Molodozon Joseph Curesky Joseph Tardif Frederick Allen John Regina Edmund Choroszy Edward Regina Emile LeBlanc Zigmund Choroszy Laval Pare.
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Julius Regina
Green St
Biddeford
St. Marys Church
Lawrence DeBlois
William Cleary
Louise Welch
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father de Blois
Lucien Dutremble
Richard Dutremble
Anthony Molodozon
Funeral services for William Shaw in Saco
Funeral services for William Shaw aged 78 were held yesterday afternoon from Shumway Funeral Home in Saco. Rev Gerald Burtt officiated at Trinity Episcopal Church. Interment followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Bearers were Thomas Keefe Raymond Carter Clarence Pollitt and Charles Sturtevant. A delegation of retired Saco-Lowell Shops officials attended.
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William Shaw
High St
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Gerald Burtt
Trinity Biscopal Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Thomas Keefe
Raymond Carter
Clarence Pollitt
Charles Sturtevant
Saco- Lowell Shops
Peace Corps Representatives To Visit St Francis College Campus
Two Peace Corps representatives Miss Paula Franke and Chuck Amorosino will visit St Francis College February 7 8 and 9 to discuss Peace Corps programs interview students in Decary Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Films and a coffee hour follow on February 8 at 7 30 p.m. in Justinian Lounge. They will also administer a placement test February 9 in Room 134 Decary Hall.
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Peace Corps
St. Francis College
John McArdle
Paula Franke
Chuck Amorosino
St. Francis
Decary Hall
Justinian Lounge
Franke
Hunter College
N. H
Turkey
Middle East Technical University
Ankara
Amorosino
Stonehill College
North Easton
Mass
Philippines
Vietnam
Singapore
Thailand
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Japan
Firefighters Attend Special School in Portland
Ten firemen from Saco and Old Orchard Beach attended a simulated woods fire training school in Portland at Bramhall Fire Station. The $65,000 projection machine, shared by 14 state ranger units, lets crews practice using bulldozers and hand tools to battle forest fires. Saco Fire Chief Arthur Old Rights attended a three day conference in Orono on administration and budgeting for fire departments at the University of Maine.
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Portland
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
State Forest Rangers
Bramhall
Rangers
Arthur Oldread
Orono
University of Maine
Federal overtime law expands coverage and rates changes
The act raises the overtime threshold from 1.30 to 1.60 per hour across periods ending February 1969, 1971, with new categories like smaller retailers hospitals nursing homes laundries restaurants hotels and large farms added last year. Overtime remains time and a half after 40 hours for 33 million workers and after 44 hours before 1969, with adjustments to 42 hours then 40. Some big farm workers and certain hotels motels and restaurants retain exemptions.
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Labor Department
Personal notices of local patients and staff
Edward J. Giroux of 311 Elm Street Biddeford is a patient at Veterans Hospital Togus. Esther Dykes of 10 Me chanic Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Beatrice Nava of 40 Water Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Lucille Mistos of 307 Main Street Saco serves as receptionist in the newly opened office of S Dunton Drummond MD at 307 Main Street Saco.
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Edward J. Giroux
Elm St
Biddeford
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Esther Dykes
Mechanic St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Beatrice Nava
Water St
Lucille Mistos
Main St
S. Dunton Drummond
M.D
Eastern Star and fraternal meetings in Biddeford Saco and Portland
Adah Chapter Os Eastern Star in Biddeford will observe EUS Obligation Night at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall Alfred Street Biddeford A separate Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks meets tonight at 8 at the Elks Lodge Portland Road Saco with a roast pork supper The Fremont Club and Auxiliary meet at 8 tonight on Alfred Street Biddeford Also the Eight and Forty Depart ment Maine holds its February pouvoir Sunday at 2 15 p m at Harold T Andrews American Legion Home 23 Deering St Portland Cumberland County Salon 43 hosts
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Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford
Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
Elks Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Aime Desrosiers
Alma Casteau
Fremont Club
Maine
Harold T. Andrews American Legion
Deering St
Portland
Cumberland County
the Assoc
TED Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Seattle
American Legion Hall
Tampa
Elm St
Washington
Winnipeg
Portland Weather: Mostly Cloudy and Cool Tonight
A Portland forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and chilly air tonight with lows in the lower 30s and some spots in the 20s in the far north. Friday remains cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers.
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Portland
Weather Elsewhere Outreach at Lyman Baptist Church and St Monica’s
The Pioneer Girls meet Friday at 6 30 p m in Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills A Ladies Prayer meeting occurs Friday at 10 a m in the parsonage of Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes for students in grades through 5 at St Monica s Church Kennebunk on Saturday at 9 30 a m Grades 6 through 8 on Friday after school
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Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica’s Church
Kennebunk
Nixon Faces Path To Party Unity And 1968 Bid
On his 55th birthday Nixon meets GOP leaders in Philadelphia as he reshapes his image toward an elder statesman role. He aims to win the 1968 nomination, tours the world, campaigns for Republicans, and contrasts hawks and doves while challenging Johnson’s policies.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Philadelphia
Nixon
Congress
California
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Milwaukee
Fifth Avenue
Julie
David Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Tashkent
Lima
San Antonio
Washington
Eisenhower
Laog
Cambodia
Johnson
Vietnam
Ministry School and Royal Rangers Gathering This Friday
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses at 107 Main St in Saco hosts a Ministry School at 730 p m followed by a Ministry Development Class at 835 p m A Royal Rangers and Missionettes service for youth ages 12 to 17 will be held Friday at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle corner Atlantic Avenue and Third Street Old Orchard Beach
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Mothers March Concluded in Biddeford
Through the March of Dimes bid for mothers and workers in Biddeford, a Mothers March concluded last night. The list of participants includes Nancy Mathieu June Demeule Philip Spang Philip Roux Shirley O Leary Georgianna Remillard Roland Beaulieu Irving Ryan Lucille Harriman Theresa Millette Debbie Demeule Celeste Lemire Elinor Remar Erica Olsen Deidre Berry Susan Maxwell Sandra Lehoux Linda Lacroix Elizabeth Ross Roxanne Clifford Linda Herrick Eileen O Leary Linda Boucher Edna Lamontagne Paula Laverriere Laverriere Joan Mininni Jean Chretien Diane Bergeron Joan Foran Linda Berthiaume Paula Martel Lynn Dube Colette Boissonneault Monique Lavigne Patricia Paquette.
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Biddeford
Nancy Mathieu
June Demeule
Philip Spang
Philip Roux
Shirley O'Leary
Georgianna Remillard
Roland Beaulieu
Irving Ryan
Lucille Harriman
Theresa Millette
Debbie Demeule
Priscilla Dion
Carole Beaulieu
Celeste Lemire
Elinor Remar
Erica Olsen
Deidre Berry
Susan Maxwell
Sandra Lehoux
Linda Lacroix
Elizabeth Ross
Roxanne Clifford
Linda Herrick
Eileen O'Leary
Linda Boucher
Edna Lamontagne
Paula Laverriere
Laverriere
Joan Mininni
Jean Chretien
Diane Bergeron
Joan Foran
Rhode Island Growth Slower Than New England States
Brown University reports Rhode Island growing at 4.5 percent per year, second slowest in New England behind Maine. Since 1910 growth has stayed below the national average due to migration, lower immigration, and a declining birth rate. Net gain from births exceeds deaths by 6,000 to 7,000 yearly, while 5,000 to 6,000 residents leave annually.
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Providence
R.I
Brown University
Rhode Island
New England
Maine
Brown
Sociology Department
Unclear Fragments on Food Service Workers Include Retail Roles
Fragmentary OCR text notes workers in retail or service firms primarily in food and beverage duties. It mentions employees in such sectors without detailing a specific event, organization, or location. The usable facts are minimal and do not form a full report.
Johnson calls for freer trade and tariff cuts to tame deficits
President Johnson urges Congress to free gold stock from reserve constraints to support a $35 price and shows readiness to meet commitments. He backs expanded world trade, warns against steel import quotas, and proposes legislation to extend tariff-cut authority while a new price-stability committee studies inflation causes.
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Congress
Johnson
U.S
Okun
Commerce, Labor and the Treasury
Officer Slate Is Requested At Saco Center
The Saco Adult Center met at the AMVETS Hall on Spring Street with group singing and games. Miss Shirley Bessey directed training for the York County Council on Aging in Alfred. An election of a nominating committee was held, with Robert Fenderson presiding. Members named were Mrs. Edna Blanchette, Mrs. Mildred Letellier, Dr. Harold Stevens, Mrs. Hester Hooper, Mrs. Rose Dyer and Mrs. Lillian Macomber. An organizing meeting will be held tomorrow at 2 at Mrs. Hooper’s home on Old Orchard Road. Coffee was served at noon for those who brought lunches. The committee, led by Mrs. Margaret Stevens, includes Mrs. Emma Huot, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Miss Harriet Fogg, Mrs. Victoria St. Lawrence and Dr. Harold Stevens. Lester Black announced a panel on antiques for Wednesday, Feb. 7 and urged attendees to bring items.
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Saco Adult Center
Amvets Hall
Spring Street
Shirley Bessey
York County Council On Aging
Alfred
Robert Fenderson
Edna Blanchette
Mildred Letellier
Harold Stevens
Hester Hooper
Rose Dyer
Lillian Macomber
Hooper
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Margaret Stevens
Emma Huot
Ruth Brown
Harriet Fogg
Victoria St. Lawrence
Lester Black
Community Center Panel On Display Items Discussion
Members on the panel will include Lowell Innes, Mrs. Harry Sawyer and Miss Mabel Bishop. The program committee next week includes Mrs. Arteline Daly, co-chairman, Mrs. Huot, Miss Leola Berry and Mrs. Dyer. The Adult Center, opened last October, is open to interested adults from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Wednesday.
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Lowell Innes
Harry Sawyer
Mabel Bishop
Arteline Daly
Huot
Leola Berry
Dyer
Jury panel formed in Brochu murder case in Maine
Brochu Joseph L Simpson of South Berwick and Erma E Sawyer of Buxton are chosen for a 12 member jury with Sawyer as first alternate. Brochu is charged with murdering his wife, died of methyl alcohol per autopsy after a Portland hospital death. Defense and state attorneys named, judge Knudson presiding. Mrs Brochu died November 1966. couple had three children.
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Joseph L. Simpson
South Berwick
Erma E. Sawyer
Buxton
Fred Hurley
Eliot
Alan E. Sawyer
Winter ‘Street
Saco
Marion R. Waterman
Ruth R. Polito
Kennebunk
Nixon poised to announce bid for Republican nomination
US politics move toward a Nixon presidential bid with a campaign swing planned through New Hampshire Wisconsin and Oklahoma. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield signals Nixon will declare his candidacy as Johnson weighs tax and wage policy and a broader wartime reassessment.
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Saigon
U.S
Johnson
Vietnam
North Korea
Senate
Democratic
Mansfield
Nixon
Richard J. Nixon
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Congress
County Grand Jury Returns Reliable Cause Findings
The county grand jury announces reliable cause findings following review by the over court, detailing formal determinations and procedural conclusions reached after examination of presented evidence.
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Marion Drysdale
Barbara A. Amnotte
O’neil J. Frechette
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Memoriam
Lisa Anne Tanguay
Brian
Regina
Saco Center
Funeral Service
Shumway
THE
Associated Press
Korea
Dearborn
Alfred St
Carry Bros. Jewelers
Thacher Building
Frigidaire
EL Control
General
Elm Street
Biddeford Thomes
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