Prayers for Mrs Lucie Frechette at Emond Funeral Home
Notices from multiple towns report memorial prayers for Mrs Lucie Frechette at 7 p m at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford. Other AP obituaries: Beach Conger editor and author for Read er's Digest died of heart ailment in New York. Carl Rott former editor of the Sheridan Press died of heart attack. Charles A Hurth longtime Southern Baseball Association president died after a long illness. Public church services and midweek gatherings listed in Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk Saco Wells Ogunquit and Kennebunkport communities with varied times and locations.
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Third Order of St. Francis
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Lucie Frechette
NEW York
Beach Conger
Reader’s Digest
Conger
New York Herald Tribune
Seymour Beach Conger
Associated Press Oo
Berlin
Sheridan, Wyo
Carl Rott
Sheridan Press
Rott
Wyoming Press Association
Alf Landon
Landon
Metairie
Charles A. Hurth
Southern Baseball Association
Hurth
New York Mets
Lecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Beane Funeral Services Held in Old Orchard Beach
Funeral services for Marshall P. Beane of Portland Avenue were conducted yesterday afternoon at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home. Rev. Stanley A. Bennett of Saco United Baptist Church officiated. Interment followed in Forest City Cemetery, South Portland, in the family lot.
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Old Orchard Beach
Marshall P. Beane
Portland Avenue
Portland Ave
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Forest City Cemetery
Portland
Plans In Abeyance On Area Building
No firm plans are available yet concerning Masonic Building on Biddeford's Main Street which received severe damage from a blaze last week. All tenants have been temporarily relocated and the sidewalk blocked off to avoid possible injury from falling bricks.
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Masonic
Biddeford
Bideford Zoning Change Sought for SR-1 Expansion
A bid to rezone W-1 to SR-1 was filed by a party seeking to extend the SR-1 district. The proposal follows the Pool northward, along the creek and Saco River to the zone’s end, as shown on Maps 47 and 48, lot 16. A public hearing occurred December 11.
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Ie Bideford
Saco River
Assessors Office
Reagan vows no new tax increase and pushes crime probes
Reagan, speaking to a joint session, rejects any tax increase and calls for new crime controls including electronic listening devices with judicial approval. He outlines harsher penalties for campus unrest and measures to eject disruptors from California colleges while addressing a newly divided legislature.
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Reagan
Senate
Assembly
California
Troua
Flying Story and Siamese Twin Birth Report
In October 1966 Air Force Secretary Harold Brown announced the Condon project to analyze UFO sightings and to advise on investigation methods while the NAS review would independently check the scientific validity of the approach. In Mobile Alabama Siamese twin boys and their 16 year old mother are reported in satisfactory condition at Mobile General Hospital with the infants weighing a total of 10 pounds five ounces. The babies are in pediatrics intensive care and will be studied for possible surgical separation later.
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Airorce
Harold Brown
University of Colorado
Air Force
National Academy of Sciences Review
Mobile Ala
Mobile General Hospi
Hollis Wiseman
Pediatrics
The Pet You Want May Be Listed In Section a
A local notice explains that pets available for adoption or listing may appear in Section a of the community directory. The page outlines how to search listings, contact details, and eligibility for adoption services.
TurboTrains Shunted To Illinois Central
One TurboTrain to be loaned to Illinois Central for about six weeks delaying New England service. Illinois Central plans a Chicago to Carbondale run, 308 miles each way, with limited speed and minor time savings. Federal lease money and earlier Penn Central delays tied to the New Haven takeover are noted.
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New Haven, Conn
New York City
Illinois Central Railroad
New England
Chicago
U.S. Department of Transportation
Robert Nelson
Illinois Central
Nelson
New Haven
Penn Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
New York
ICC
Carbondale
Til
United Aircraft Corp
New Jersey
Youth Choir Leaders Rehearsals at Mills United Methodist
The Youth Choir of the Good wins Mills United Methodist Church Lyman will rehearse Thursday at 6 30 p m. The Junior Choir of the United Church of Christ Biddeford will rehearse Wednesday at 6 p m. Senior choir rehearsal at 7 p m. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p m at Advent Christian Church Hill and Chapel Streets Biddeford open to the public.
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Goodwins Mills
Biddeford United ‘Baptist Church
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Goodwins Mills United Methodist Church
Lyman
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Local Residents Listed As Hospital Patients And Navy Graduate
John P Tarbox of 435 Main St Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford Ernest Labrecque of 44 Emery St Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital Joseph L Beaulieu of 39 Elm is a patient at Webber Hospital Mrs Helen G Kourevesis Pool Road Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Miss Florence Lacourse of 298 Temple Ave Old Orchard Beach is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Mr and Mrs Samuel Lacerte Hills Beach Biddeford have returned home after a Daytona Beach Fla trip Seaman Apprentice David A Petelle USN brother of Mrs Barbara Moore of 180 N Main St Ogunquit has completed Navy basic training at Great Lakes
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Main St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Ernest Labrecque
Emery St
Notre Dame Hospital
Joseph L. Beaulieu
Elm St
Helen G. Kourevesis
Pool Road
Florence Lacourse
Temple Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Samuel Lacerte
Hills Beach
Daytona Beach
Fla
David A. Petelle
USN
Barbara Moore
N. Main St
Ogunquit
Navy
Navaloe Center
Great Lakes
Local Legion Auxiliary and Veterans Groups Plan Meetings
EWS members of Owen-Davis Unit meet at 7 30 tomorrow night at Mrs Frances White Promenade Ave Saco. Biddeford Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Past Presidents Association meet at 7 30 tomorrow at Mrs Mary Boisvert 365 Main St Biddeford. Saco Democratic City Committee meets at 7 30 tomorrow at G A R Hall Cutts Ave Saco. Biddeford Saco Community Service holds all day sewing tomorrow at 10 30 in Fellowship Hall United Church of Christ Biddeford. Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Biddeford meets at 8 pm tomorrow in Washington St hall. Notre Dame Union St Jean Baptiste Saco meets at 7 30 tonight in Notre Dame School Hall Beach St. Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Saco meets 7 30 tomorrow at Mrs Fred Clark Ferry Rd Saco for a swap party after business.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Frances White
Promenade Avenue
Saco
Association of
Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Mary Boisvert
Main St
Biddeford - Saco
Fellowship Hall
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Mmay
Graham Street
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Washington Street
Biddeford Hall
Council Notre Dame
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Notrepene School
Beach Street
Aco
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star of
Fred Clark
Ferry Road
Biddeford Veterans and Council Meet This Week
Members of Biddeford Veterans of Foreign Wars Post will meet at 7 30 this evening at Biddeford City Building. A meeting of Council Stresa Union St Jean Baptiste will be held at 7 30 tomorrow night at St Johns Hall Adams Street Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Biddeford City Building
Council St. Theresa
Union St. Jean Baptist
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Weather update for Portland heavy snow flurries expected
Portland forecast calls for snow flurries tonight with changing precipitation. Lowest temperatures range from five to fifteen degrees. Wednesday remains cloudy with additional snow flurries, stronger winds, and colder conditions.
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Portland
St. Louis Regional Band Club Plans Evening Meeting
The St. Louis Regional High School Band Club will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the school cafeteria to discuss upcoming events and rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston trainees begin program run by Action for Boston Community Development
Action for Boston Community Development starts a trainee program this week. The first group of 15 hires will begin February 3 with three more groups of 15 to follow biweekly. Trainees earn 2.51 dollars an hour and take Civil Service tests for future career advancement. On the job training plus two hours of daily basic education are provided by the Boston organization.
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Action For Boston Community Development
Boston
Winter Fun Prompts Clean Snow Blanket Promise
Tidy’s Tidings urges residents to keep the snow clean during winter activities. It highlights sliding skating skiing and tobogganing as joyful pastimes while requesting everyone refrain from littering to preserve the pristine snow cover.
Saco Cautions Residents On Snow Removal Ordinance
Saco Police Chief Robert Foran warns residents of a city ordinance banning depositing snow in the streets from driveway plowing. He says enforcement will proceed and notes an overnight winter parking ban. Cars parked during storms will be towed at the owner’s expense.
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Saco
Robert Foran
Foran
Stock market slides at opening with mixed gains and losses
The New York market opened lower under pressure as Atlantic Richfield Brunswick American Telephone and International Nickel slipped while Bell Howell Chrysler and American Machine & Foundry posted modest advances. The AP average of 60 stocks fell 13.7 to 354.6.
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Atlantic Richfield
Brunswick
American Telephone
Bell & Howell
Chrysler
W.E. Haller
American Machine & Foundry
International Nickel
Associated Press
Veterans of World War I hear report on VA hospital
York County bar members voted nine new recruits at St Johns Hall Biddeford led by R Vanasse with Commander Everett Allen presiding. December reports from Hospital Chairman Walter Rea and V.A.V.S. rep Togus highlighted ward gifts and volunteer efforts at Togus and Veterans Hospital.
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York County Barracks
St. John's Hall
Corner Elm Street
Main Street
Biddeford
Percy H. Boothby
William S. Fizette
Harvey A. Grant
Charles Asher Hatch
Willis Clifford Trainor
Leon W. Pillsbury
Robert Steele
Harold H. Pike
Lawrence C. Fisher
R . Vanasse
Everett Allen
Bear
National
V.A.V.S
Administration Center Hospital
Department of Maine
Auxiliary welcomes four new members after meeting
The report was read by Mrs. Del cia Frechette. Pro tem Chaplain Mrs. Angie Cote gave opening and closing prayers. Four members were accepted into the Auxiliary: Mrs. Odile Coady, Mrs. Hazel Campbell, Mrs. Margaret E. Fisher, and Mrs. Virginia Trainer. An auction followed both meetings led by acting chairman Mrs. Arzelia Lacourse with assistance from Senior Vice President Flor ence Hooper and Commander Allen.
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Delcia Frechette
Angie Cote
Odile Coady
Hazel Campbell
Margaret E. Fisher
Virginia Trainer
Arzelia Lacourse
Florence Hooper
Ommander Allen
Oriental vase fetches six-figure museum interest
Mrs. Alan Martindale of Niles Township bought a small oriental vase for 50 cents at a garage sale. A buyer offered 75 dollars the next day, then a West Coast dealer proposed 63,000 dollars believing it to be a 15th Century Ming piece. The vase is in a bank vault while inquiries by the Chicago Art Institute and others proceed.
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Niles, Mich
Alan Martindale
Niles Township
Martindale
Chicago Art Institute
Sentiment for Electoral Reform Grows in Congress
Washington AP report notes defeat of a maverick elector challenge but growing hope for electoral reform in the 91st Congress. Dirksen and Muskie express optimism, while Rep O’Hara plans a constitutional amendment favoring direct presidential elections.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
O'Hara
Leys W. Bailey
Rocky Mount
N.C
George Wallace
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
Edward
Ana Ross
Muskie
Congress
Substantial Grants Expand NET Program Nationwide
National Educational Television launches a part time network for six months with Ford Foundation and Public Broadcasting grants. NET will simulcast to about 130 stations for two hours nightly five nights weekly, starting with a Southeast Asia discussion program and a film on Biafran refugees. The slate includes The Tin Whistle and various prime time NBC CBS competition notes.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
National Educational Television
Ford Foundation
Ration For Public Broadcasting
Televise
NET
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Biafra
Pittsburgh
CBS
NBC
Philip Blaiberg
Rita Hayworth
Bailey backs district voting for Electoral College reform
Bailey, a Rocky Mount eye specialist, applauds Congress for upholding the Constitution and oath. He warns that abolishing the Electoral College would erase democracy, and he favors electors voting according to their district results, as he did.
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Bailey
Congress
Rocky Mount
N.C
Millionaire Annenberg Favored as Britain Ambassador
President elect Nixon may name Walter Annenberg, Philadelphia publisher, as ambassador to Britain. Aides declined comment, with no announcement expected before Inauguration Day. Former Sen. Kenneth Keating also rumored for Israel post. David Bruce currently holds Britain role.
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New York
Nixon
Walter Annenberg
Britain
Kenneth Keating
York
Israel
Annenberg
Lisher
Philadelphia Inquirer
David K. E. Bruce
Kennedy
Bruce
London Post
Hotel
Pierre
Fifth Avenue
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
U.S
Curtis
Geneva
Continued Resignation News From Israeli Jordan Front Report
A Jordanian spokesman says three civilians were killed and five injured as Israeli artillery hit Safi village. Osman reports two Israeli helicopters overhead during a two minute shelling with machine gun fire. Two other clashes occurred in the northern Jordan Valley with no Jordanian casualties.
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Safi
Osman
Thern
Jordan Valley
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