Warren B Crowley dies in Malden at 38
Warren B Crowley 38 of 73 Seaview Ave Malden Mass died Feb 11 in a local hospital He was born Feb 19 1935 in Biddeford Maine son of Earl F and Florence M Peck Crowley He worked for American Airlines at Logan Airport He attended South Biddeford United Methodist Church and belonged to Dunlap Lodge of Masons Biddeford Survived by widow Helen Sutphin Crowley mother Florence Crowley a sister Joan Beal Frederick Crowley and several nieces and nephews Funeral Thursday 2 pm from Shumway Gross Funeral Home Saco Me Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford Friends may call Wednesday 7 109 pm
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Malden
Mass
Warren B. Crowley
Seaview Ave
Biddeford
Maine
Earl F
Florence M. (Peck) Crowley
American Air Lines
Logan International Airport
Boston
South Biddeford United Methodist Church
Dunlap Lodge of Masons
Bidde
Shumway-Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Woodlawn
Mil dred H Pulling 1890 83 dies in Kennebunk
Mrs Mildred H Pulling 83 of 127 High St Kennebunk died Feb 19 of natural causes per York County Medical Examiner Marion Moulton. formerly of Wellesley Mass she was educated at Milwaukee Downer College UW and taught for three years with a master’s from UW. naturalist and member of Wellesley Garden Club Webhannet Women’s Club attended West Kennebunk Methodist Church. Survived by son Nathaniel H Pulling of Framingham and several nieces and nephews. Memorial service Thursday 10 am at the Methodist Church with interment in Ancient Cemetery Yarmouthport Mass. Angell Funeral Home in charge.
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Pulling
U of W
Wellesley Garden Club
Webhannet Women’s Club
West Kennebunk
Ancient Cemetery
Yarmouthport
Mass
Angell Funeral Home
Dane
Two Car Crash on Portland Road Involving Teens
On Monday afternoon in Saco a two car collision occurred on the Portland Road. Nancy Bouffard 16 of Sanford and Catherine Salvas 18 of 75 James St. Saco were involved. Damage set at 400 to each car. Bouffard charged with operating without a license and a messenger in her car. Thomas Macisso 25 of Westbrook charged with allowing an unlicensed person to operate a motor vehicle.
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Nancy Bouffard
Sanford
Catherine Salvas
James St
Saco
Portland
Miss Bouffard
Thomas Macisso
Westbrook
Area Students On UM Farmington Dean's List
Bonita Pothier of Biddeford led area honorees with a perfect 4.0 among 14 UM Farmington fall dean's list students. Others from Biddeford include Gail Quinney Judy Boucher Margaret Fourner Deborah Ramonden Louise Martin and Helen Cote. Saco residents Carel Johnson Essie Pendleton and Charles Hadiaks joined Old Orchard Beach students Karen Horne Caro Ann Shevenell and Kennebunk residents Kathryn Grant Diane Roberts. Patricia Eaton of Kennebunkport also made the list.
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Farmington
University of Maine
Masons to Hold Ritual for Warren Crowley in Saco
Dunlap Lodge of Masons Biddeford will conduct ritualistic services Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Shumway Gross Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco for Warren B Crowley a member.
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Dunlap Lodge of Masons of
Biddeford
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Warren B. Crowley
Funeral Directors Shumway And Gross At 85 Spring St Saco
Funeral service listings for Shumway and Gross at 85 Spring Street Saco Maine and Dennett and Craig 865 Main Street Saco with Emond's Funeral Home contact numbers 284 5611 and 284 5511. Frank X Emond J P Conroy associated with the services.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Serent
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Snow Likely Tonight Over Portland Area
Occasional light snow is forecast tonight with lows near zero to the upper teens across the far north and into the 20s in the south. Wednesday brings variable cloudiness and a chance of flurries with highs ranging from the low 20s in the north to the 30s in the south.
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Portland
Local club meetings set for Biddeford area
The Men's Club of the United Church of Christ Biddeford meets Thursday at 6 p.m. for a supper in the church vestry with President George Ange announcing a new officer slate and Rev. Gerald E. Burtt as guest speaker. Other notes list WEFW Post and Owen-Davis Post meetings tonight at 8, and the Biddeford Women’s Democratic Social Club supper meeting at St. John’s hall at 6:30 with Knights of Columbus auxiliary social on the Schedule.
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The
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
George Ange
Gerald E. Burtt
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Wefw Post
Post
Thornton Street
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Beach Street
Personal notices of patients and visitors in Biddeford and Saco
Mrs AJ Rachel Cote Miller of 10 Sheltra Ave Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Gedeon Bergeron of Portland Road Saco is a medical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland Mrs Jeanette St Ours of 630 Main St Biddeford is visiting her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Richard Mason of Los Angeles Calif
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Rachel Cote) Miller
Sheltra Ave
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Gedeon Bergeron
Portland Road
Saco
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Jeanette St. Ours
Main St
Richard Mason
Los Angeles
Calif
Saco Rebekahs Hold Meeting at Miss Brackett Home
Members of the Past Noble Grands Association of Saco Rebekah Lodge met Monday night at Miss Madeleine Brackett’s New Town Road home. President Virginia Maddox led reports. sunshine committee sent get well cards. Helen Jamieson won the mystery award. The next gathering is March 19 at Mrs. Aldie Palmer’s Old Orchard Road home.
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Noble Grands Association
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Madeleine Brackett
New Town Road
Biddeford
Virginia Maddox
Sunshine Committee
Getwell
Helen Jamieson
Aldie Palmer
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Kennebunk Offices Open Saturday for Taxes
Town Manager Eugene Berky says offices will be open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon to collect excise taxes. Citizens are reminded to register their vehicles by Wednesday.
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Kennepunk
Eugene Berky
Unionization Vote Today for Biddeford Police
The Biddeford police department faces a union election today at 2 30 p m to decide if the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees will represent its members The vote will be held at the police department.
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Council
American Federation of State County
Biddeford
Biddeford Council Will Meet Tonight
Biddeford City Council will convene at 7 30 p m in the council chambers. Biddeford Business Manager Dennis Plante announced the meeting today.
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Biddeford
Wilding
Dennis Plante
Africans United at UN Power Shift and OAU Birthday
A decade of strong African blocs at the United Nations has shifted agenda focus toward Africa while the Organization of African Unity marks its 10th anniversary May 25 in Addis Ababa. The African Group, small in population but large in UN influence, pushes African proposals, with occasional dissents on new issues.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
United States
Britain
U.N
William P. Rogers
General Assembly
Organization of African Unity
U.N. African Group
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Kurt Waldheim
U Thant
OAU
Africa
U.N. Consid
County Lawmakers Split Vote On Clothing Tax Bill
York County legislators divided on a bill to tax sales exemptions for clothing up to 50 dollars. In the House, seven Democrats and one Republican voted to keep it alive, while six Republicans and one Democrat voted to kill it. Senate members from York County largely followed party lines.
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Augusta
York County
Louis Jalbert
Maine
House
Carl F. Sheltra
D-Biddeford
Robert Farley
Armand Fecteau
Biddeford
Barry Hobbins
Saco
Phil Berry
Buxton
Neil Rolde
York
Roland Gauthier
Sanford
Harland Goodwin
South Berwick
Elmont Tyndale
Kennebunkport
Howard Chick
Ralph Cressey
North Berwick
James
Senate
Berry
Farley
Fecteau
Hobbins
Morin
Rolde
Goodwin
Gauthier
Cressey
Hodgdon
Tyndale
McMahon
Chick
Pratt
Stillings
Sheltra
Six Foot Cherry Pie Honors George Washington Birthday
Jay Jones, a Ballif Hall baker at the University of Utah, built a six foot cherry pie weighing 230 pounds for George Washington's birthday. He started at 6 am to prepare lunch and assembled the pie in six sections due to oven size. The pie used 30,000 cherries, 4,071 square inches of crust and 13 gallons of whipped cream, was 19 feet around, cost about $100, and fed 1,018 people.
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Salt Lake City
Jay Jones
Ballif Hall
University of Utah
George Washington
Jones
Kissinger Heads Home From Asia Briefing Nixon
U S secretary of state Henry A. Kissinger flies from Tokyo after talks with leaders in Hanoi Peking and Tokyo to brief President Nixon on national security affairs. He refueled at Elmsdorf Air Force Base Alaska and was due in Washington in the afternoon.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Hanoi
Peking
Tokyo
Kissinger
Japan
Elmsdorf Air Force Base
White House
Washington
Hatoj
Community Club Events in Kennebunk Area This Week
A string of local gatherings includes Tuesday Well Baby Clinic 3 to 5 pm at Kennebunk Health office Storer Street with vaccines available, Lions Club 6 30 pm Sea Spray Motor Inn, Yankee Belle Chorus 7 45 pm Kennebunkport Community House Temple Street, and 7 to 9 pm Chess at Myrtle Lodge. Wednesday features Mothers Club all day at Lower Village Center, Arundel Senior Community Club 3 30 pm Mildred Day School, Legion 8 pm Kennebunk Legion Home. Thursday offers Fifty Plus Club 1 to 4 pm Webhannet Clubhouse Fletcher Street, Channet Clubhouse 1 pm duplicates, Odd Fellows 7 45 pm Main Street hall, Rotary 12 15 pm Glen Mor Restaurant.
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Kennebunk
Storer Street
Lions Club
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Kennebunk Beach
Yankee Belle Chorus
Kennebunkport
Temple Street
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mothers Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Arundel
Mildred Day School
Legion
Kennebunk Legion
Water Street
Webhannet
Fletcher Street
Brennan to file heating oil supply bill in Maine
Portland AP Senator Joseph E. Brennan announces a bill to register oil companies and distributors selling over 100000 gallons a year with the Public Utilities Commission and to require quarterly supply reports. The measure would empower emergency declarations and priority allocation during shortages and establish a state energy planning office within the PUC.
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Portland
Senate
Joseph E. Brennan
Maine
Portland Democrat
State Public Utilities Commission
Brennan
PUC
ERA Hearing Continues on Signature Petitions for Kelley
The hearing reconvenes to identify names on Kelley petitions. If Kelley has the required signatures, Edgar will notify the legislature. Regardless of petition results, sources anticipate a court fight over validity and legality of signatures. Maine private firms seek all legal avenues to block initiated bills before the 184 lawmakers and the public.
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Kelley
Edgar
Maine
POWs Return to Virginia After Seven Years in Captivity
Lt. Paul Galanti of Richmond returns to civilian life at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after seven years as a prisoner of war. He and fellow freed POWs marvel at postwar changes from hijackings to Woodstock and new technology such as color TV.
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Portsmouth
Paul Galanti
Richmond
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
United States
Woodstock
Galanti
New York State
Virgina Beach
North Vietnam
Technicaf
Foam Substance Aids Oil Spill Cleanup In Ohio Study
Progressive Research Products announces a dry foam like material that absorbs 18 times its weight in oil and floats without sinking. Developed with Scandinavian Oil Co. Sweden, it forms a barrier around spills and can be collected when filled with oil, working in wind and water conditions.
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Painesville, Ohio
Progessive Research Products, Inc
Ted Carosello
Scandinavian Oil Co
Sweden
Carosello
North Sea
Concord
Congress Opens First Life Insurance Hearings
Washington AP Congress opens its first hearings into life insurance, a $23 billion industry. Sen. Hart chairs the antitrust subcommittee, noting 300000 Americans buy policies they hardly understand. Early witnesses include Ralph Nader and E J Moorhead, with Dr Joseph Belth criticizing complexity and consumer exploitation. The panel weighs a truth in life insurance law to aid cost comparison and understanding.
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Washington
Congress
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Antitrust Subcommittee
Industry
Ralph Nader
E. J. Moorhead
Joseph Belth
Indiana University
Belth
Hart
Indian High Commission Raid in London Leaves 2 Dead
Three masked gunmen invaded India's London high commission house in a shooting clash with British police. Two attackers were killed and the third injured and arrested. A policeman, an Indian official, and two bystanders were treated for shock and minor injuries. The raid occurred near the Aldwych and Fleet Street, as staff evacuated and police secured the scene. The attackers, believed to be mis guided Pakistanis, entered about 9 30 a m. and sought hostages.
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London
Indian High Commission
Scotland Yard
Yard
India House
Royal Shakespeare Company
London Theater
Aldwych
Strand
Fleet Street
Indian Mission
Rita Ee Ago
M. Rascotra
Biddeford Saco Community Chest Meets With Name Change Talk
Donald E. Scribner announced a Thursday 4 p.m. Board meeting at the Chamber of Commerce conference room Biddeford Adams Street. Guest speaker William P. Sieg will discuss renaming the Biddeford and Saco Community Chest to United Fund of Biddeford and Saco and present various reports.
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Donald E. Scribner
Biddeford-Saco
Commerce Conference Room
Adams Street
Biddeford
William P. Sieg
United Fund
Greater Portland
Biddeford and Saco
Senators Back Emergency Funding For Welfare Programs
The State Senate unanimously passed a joint order calling for emergency funding in medical eye care special services and vocational rehabilitation. Senators Guy Marcotte and Peter Danton spoke in support while Danton reported by telephone that the measure heads to the House for concurrence.
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Augusta
State Senate
Guy Marcotte
Dbiddeford
Peter Danton
Dsaco
Sen
Danton
Cohen Has Scheduling Problems in Kennebunk
Herman Cohen chairman of the town appeals board faces clashes over time as a postponed selectmen's hearing and a later appeals session collide in the same building. The same day 1 000 teens celebrate, and 18 POWs depart Clark Air Base for home with a hospital plane due at Travis Air Force Base around 6 p.m. EST.
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Kennebunk
Herman Cohen
Cohen
Clark Air Base
Philippines
United States
Travis Air Force Base
California
Saco Police Report Theft At Cottage
Saco police reported a break in at a cottage owned by Lyndon Keele on Island View Avenue in Camp Ellis during the weekend. A $500 color television stereo combination and a $60 bed spread were stolen.
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Saco
Lyndon Keele
Island View Avenue
Camp Ellis
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