Professor Leatherbarrow 93 dies after long career in Saco
Prof. George Edward Leatherbarrow, 93, former Thornton Academy department head in chemistry and physics, died last night at a nursing home after a brief illness. He taught, refereed, and later worked in insurance, with ties to First Parish Church and Biddeford-Saco Country Club. Funeral Monday at First Parish, with visitation Sunday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home.
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George Edward Leatherbarrow
North St
Saco
Portland
John and
Elizabeth
Rogers) Leatherbarrow
Buxton High School
Bowdoin College
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Thornton Academy
Leatherbarrow
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Biddeford-Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Sato
Tilo
Westbrook Man Daniel MacDonald 64 Dies at Home
Daniel S MacDonald 64 of 30 Finch St Westbrook died unexpectedly at his home Friday born East Boston Jan 9 1908 son of John A MacDonald and Margaret Gates He moved from Dayton to Portland in 1931 worked 28 years as a salesman for Portland Distributors He was a former Knights of Columbus member and Westbrook Eagles member survived by widow Theresa four brothers six sisters and a daughter Funeral set for Monday 9 am at St Mary Church with Calvary Cemetery South Portland interment details and visiting hours at Conroy Funeral Home tonight and Sunday.
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Westbrook
Daniell S. MacDonald
Finch St
MacDonald
Portland
East Boston
John A
Margaret
Gates) MacDonald
Dayton
Portland Distributors
Westbrook Aerie of Eagles
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary Church
Here
Theresa (Welch) MacDonald
John K., McCarthy
This City
John
Hollis Center
Joseph
Rochester
N.H
George
Florida
Edward
Georgia
Mary Bennett
Alice Ledoux
Biddeford
Marguerite Fisher
York
Sarah Reed
Newfield
Anna Jenkins
Cornish
Ellen Stone
Limerick
Calvary Cemetery
South Portland
Conroy Funeral Home
State St
Beg US Pot Of 8 Ghls Renerved
In 1979 San Angeles Smee chronicles a controversial pot policy amid political tensions and social debates shaping local governance and public discourse.
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Ghls Renerved
San Angeles
Smee
Weather report from Portland cold spell with scattered sun
Portland forecasts plunge to 15 below in the north and 10 above in the south tonight with clear skies. Sunday promises sun and highs from five below in the north to near 20 in the south.
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Portland
Legion Post to Hold Monday Meeting in Saco
Owen-Davis Post American Legion will gather at 6 30 p m at the post home Beach Street Saco with a clam chowder supper. Fourth Degree Assembly Lake FE Hart Council Knights of Columbus meet tomorrow at 10 30 a m at the K of C hall Pool Street Biddeford.
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Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Lake FE
Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Two-Car Collision Shakes Saco on Main Street
Saco police report a Friday evening collision on Main Street near Oak Ledge Motel involving Richard A. Junkins and David P. Twomey Jr. Junkins and passenger Lois Junkins were treated and released at Webber Hospital. passenger Raymond White was also listed. Vehicle damage totaled 625 dollars.
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Saco Police
Main Street
Oak Ledge
Richard A. Junkins
Elm St
Saco
David P. Twomey Jr
Biddeford
Junkins
Lois Junkins
Raymond White
Webber Hospital
Firemen Discover Skunk Behind Odor at Main Street
Firefighters responded to 228 Main St yesterday after occupants smelled an unusual odor from the basement. They found the source to be a skunk, ending the odor mystery.
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Sace
Main St
General Electric
Main Street
Somersworth
New Hampshire
St Demetrios Parish Announces Christmas Donations and Vasilopeta
Memorial services were held for Joseph Margarones and Lygere Mentis. Floral offerings came from the families of Giannopoulos and Nicholas Viahakos, with a $100 gift from Mrs Margarones in memory of her husband. The Vasilopeta will follow Divine liturgy in the church hall sponsored by St Fotini Society. A gold coin hidden in aliday bread grants a wish for health happiness and prosperity.
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Lygere Mentis
Giannopoulos
Nicholas Viahakos
Margarones
Vasilopeta
St. Fotini Society
Funeral notices for SHUMWAY and GROSS in Saco Maine
Funeral service listings for SHUMWAY and GROSS in Saco Maine include SHUMWAY and GROSS Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street with contact numbers 284 5611 and 282 respectively.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring S&j
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Mainzee Saco
Maine
Saco Church Plans Reception For Davis Tomorrow
A coffee hour follows morning worship at United Baptist Church Saco to honor Lawrence Davis founder of the Lawrence Davis Chorale who joined as organist and director. He previously led South Congregational Church Kennebunkport for 15 years and studied under notable instructors. Davis now teaches at St Francis College and directs the newly formed Davis Chorale performing in multiple towns.
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Lawrence Davis
United Baptist Church
Saco
Davis
South Congregational Church
Kennebunkport
Ruth Olive Roberts
Heinrich Gebhard
Brookline
Mass
Boston University
Francis Snow
George Fazon
Alien Lanner
Hugo Norden
St. Francis College
College Glee Club
New England
New York
York County
Davis Chorale
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
Chorale
Rossini Club
Portland
Eel Women
Quintuplets Born to Northbrook Couple in Ill. Hospital
Quintuplets born Friday night to Lynn Baer and James Baer in Highland Park Hospital were in fair condition and moved to Evanston Hospital. The three girls and two boys, born one month premature and weighing 1 11 to 3 5 pounds, were in incubators with Dr. William Gardner supervising. The next three days were seen as crucial as lung function and breathing were monitored.
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Evanston, Ill
Northbrook
Evanston
Lynn Baer
Highland Park Hospital
Chicago
William Gardner
James
Community events and club meetings in Kennebunkport area
A schedule of upcoming gatherings includes a wine program and film at Webhannet Woman's Club, SPEBSQSA rehearsal, TOPS No.69, Legion Auxiliary, Junior Girl Scouts, police and conservation meetings, chamber of commerce board, Africa slide program, Yankee Belles chorus, chess at Knights of Pythias, Senior Community Club, Pythian Sisters, Junior Girl Scouts, Fifty Plus Club, Rotary and Odd Fellows, Duplicate Bridge, and selectment meeting at Town Hall with times across Monday to Thursday. Visitors welcome at many events.
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Taylor Wine Co
Webhannet Woman's Club
Fletcher Street
Spebsqsa
Kennebunkport
Temple Street
Tops
Maine
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Weigh-In
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Water Street
Christ Church
Kennebunkport Police Commission
Town Hall
Kennebunkport Conservation Commission
Board ‘of Directors
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kennebunk
Webhannet
Rotary Club
Glen- Mor
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Kennebunkport Selectment
Lions Club Wins Permit for Clubhouse Site in Old Orchard Beach
The Zoning Appeals Board granted the Old Orchard Beach Lions Club permission to erect a clubhouse on Saco Avenue near Turn Road, finding denial would harm the public interest. Some members abstained due to Lions affiliation and opposition from a Planning Board member cited zoning ordinance limits. The board also rejected Armand Lapointe’s bid for a garage at 54 East Grand Ave, while approving several other projects including garages, a front extension to a former bowling alley, a six unit motel, and rebuilding a room at 5 Bay Ave.
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Old Orchard Beach
Lions Club
Saco Avenue
Sumner Johnson
Clarence Roberts
George Cooper
Planning Board
Cooper
Wising
Armand Lapointe
East Grand Ave
James Fairbanks
John Margones
Old Orchard St
Petra Peters
Kathleen R. Bergeron
Bay Ave
Vietnam leader urges peaceful settlement as decisive moment nears
Tho in an airport statement says the North Vietnamese government shows goodwill and urges the United States to adopt a serious attitude. He warns that unreasonable changes threaten to prolong the war and that the Vietnamese will persevere until national rights and peace are won.
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Paris
Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
U.S
Nixon Urges Conference on End of War with State Colleagues
A closed meeting with state colleagues discussed President Nixon's push for war termination. Diverging views emerged on supervision of a cease fire with Hanoi seeking a 250 person limited force, while the US favors thousands of monitors with broad powers. Antiwar groups plan demonstrations on Inauguration Day despite pledging no disruption to ceremonies. A candlelight march is set for Jan 19 and a mass march from Arlington Cemetery to the Washington Monument on Inauguration Day.
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Hanoi
United States
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Arlington Cemetery
Washington Monument
Paul R Dunn Named Financial Director at Home’s New Post
Laurence S Garland Jr announces Paul R Dunn of Art as Financial Director at Sweetser Children's Home of Sace starting Jan 1. Dr Linn L Brown retires in June after 25 years as director. Donald Coburn becomes Executive Director. Dunn previously led development and finances at Andover Newton Theological School. Navy veteran. Boston University MBA holder.
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Sweetser Children’s Home
Sace
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Dunn
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Donald Coburn
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Centre
Mass
Andover Newton
National Shawmut Bank of Boston
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Florida
Boston University
South Congregational Church
Kennebunkyort
Patricia Merrill
Mass. Families Hear From POWs Through Hanoi Letters
Three Massachusetts families received letters from Vietnam prisoners of war carried back from Hanoi by four Americans including Joan Baez. Maj Kenneth W. North of Wellfleet, Maj Charles E. Greene Jr. of Needham, and Maj Russell E. Temperly of North Falmouth described optimism and good news in messages to wives and parents. Neighboring families noted long gaps between letters and renewed hope for release.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Vietnam
Hanoi
Joan Baez
Carol North
Wellfleet
Air Force
Kenneth W. North
North
North Vietnam
William Hopf
North Falmouth
Maj
Russell E. Temperly
School Committee To Meet Monday In Rundel
The School Committee will convene Monday at 7 30 p m in the Mildred Day School to consider extending bus routes into unserved areas. Also on the agenda is a first look at the 1973 school budget a report on teachers negotiations action from Friday's town meeting approving a $6 200 borrowing for educational materials and converting a storeroom into a new principal's office.
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Rundel
Mildred Day
Canadians Pass Anti War Resolution in Commons
In Ottawa the House of Commons backed a resolution deploring U S bombing in the Hanoi Haiphong area and urging a halt to further raids in North Vietnam. Only former PM John Diefenbaker opposed, while Mitchell Sharp led the action urged by the New Democratic party to support Trudeau.
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Canada
House of Commons
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
America
North Vietnam
John Diefenbaker
The
Commons
Mitchell Sharp
New Democratic Party
Parlia
Nixon seeks quick path to Vietnam settlement
President Nixon told congressional leaders he does not know if renewed Paris peace talks will yield a settlement by his Jan 20 inauguration. Hanoi demands changes before continuing talks with Kissinger and Tho resuming negotiations next week amid stalled progress.
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Nixon
Paris
Congressional
White House
U.S
Hanoi
Thalidomide parents weigh new 47 million offer
The Distillers Co offers a 10 year 47 million dollar trust fund plus 11,753 per child to 342 British children affected by thalidomide. Some parents oppose a means test arguing payments should reflect need not wealth. David Mason and others seek advice from Ralph Nader as Parliament debates the issue.
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Distillers Co
Distillers
London Exchange
David Mason
Mason
Washington
U.S
Ralph Nader
Joseph Hourie
Rosemary
Streams in United States Carry 12 Billion Gallons Daily
Streams across the United States transport about 12 billion gallons of water each day to the oceans, highlighting the scale of freshwater movement through natural channels.
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United States
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