Death of Ralph E. Underwood 63 Apothecary Shop owner
Ralph E. Underwood 63 dies at a Portland hospital after years in Kennebunkport and Jersey City. He founded the Apothecary Shop here and previously ran a drug store in Jersey City. Survived by Eleanor, a brother and a sister. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday Calvary Lutheran Church. Interment George Washington Memorial Park Jersey City. Bibber Memorial Chapel arranging.
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Kennebunkport
Ralph E. Underwood
Portland
Jersey City
N.J
Underwood
George and
Kate Seabold Underwood
Calvary Lutheran Church
South Congregational Church
Here
Arundel Lodge
Aurora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
New Jersey
Salaam Temple Shrine
Eleanor C. Underwood
Harold G. Underwood
Hazel O. Underwood
George Washi
Chagnon Team Defeats Elks In Cribbage
Cribbage played at Chagnon in Biddeford last night. Chagnon team scored 66 points to Elks 66 in a tight match. Standouts included Joe Clark and Gerry Gagne for the Chagnon squad with three points each. Walt Thompson and Don Jacques led the Elks with seven apiece. Next game set for Elks Lodge in Saco on Portland Road next Monday night.
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Walt Thompson
Don Jacques
John Migner
Conrad Fecteau
Elks Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Miss Madore Feted At Bridal Shower
Audrey Madore daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Madore was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Rene Bergeron at her home. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Biddeford and surrounding areas as the bride elects Denis Bergeron for Feb 1 at St Marys Church. A purse was given to the honoree and refreshments were served.
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Audrey Madore
Roger Madore
Kossuth St
R.d
Rene Bergeron
Biddeford
Madore
Bergeron
Miss Madore
Denis Bergeron
St. Mary's Church
Amanda Lamontagne
Simonne Lamontagne
Ronald Madore
Lorraine Saucier
Doris Saucier
Claire Saucier
Louise Bergeron
Arline Caron
Joan Rheault
Therese Bergeron
Donna Bergeron
Huguette Syvain
Anna Valade
Lucia Martel
Jeanne Foss
Funeral Directors and Homes in Saco Maine
Funeral service contact details list several Saco providers. Philip H. Gross Sr. directs Funeral Director services. Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street, and Emond's Funeral Home on 244 5511 are named with associated personnel.
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Uneral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco, Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Card of Thanks to Dr Houle and Webber Staff
Sincere thanks to Dr Houle the nurses and nurses aides at the Webber for their kind care a to real relatives and friends who sent cards and gifts during my recent illness Mrs Josephine Valliere.
Death of Mrs Charlotte F Remick of Smithfield Va
Mrs Charlotte F Remick 63 of Smithfield Va died at her home. Born in Saco on July 19 1905 she was daughter of James A and Charlotte W Ferguson. Survived by husband Robert W Remick five children and other relatives. Funeral services at Christ Episcopal Church Smithfield at 2 p m tomorrow.
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Charlotte F. Remick
Smithfield
Remick
Saco
James A
Charlotte W. Ferguson
Thornton Academy
Adam P. Leighton
Portland
Saco United Baptist Church
U. S., Navy
Norfolk
Theodore
Richmond
Marion Ferguson
Christ Episcopal Church
Hymnals Dedicated at Beach Church in Old Orchard Beach
United Methodist Church on Washington Avenue held a service of dedication for 150 new hymnals. Hymnals honored many donors and former pastors, with the Senior and Junior Choirs performing under Rev. Norman Cath. A reception of sandwiches and coffee followed in the vestry.
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Old Orchard Beach
United Methodist Church
Washington Avenue
Norman Cath
Blanche Beal
Coirs
Arthur Dickson Jr
Harriet Andrews
Hazel Davis
Barbara Peters
Esther Gilbert
Beal
Saco
Donna Cockerille Gonne
Vaun Allgrove
Grace Allgrove
William Allen
Susan Allen
Fred A. Benson
Robert H. Boothby
William _‘ Bradeen
Samuel L. Browne
James ‘Stephen Burke
Julia Elizabeth Burke
Bealy Clark
John Sargent Clark
Marion Clark
George Cleaves
Emly Cram
George
Carl H. Davis
Helen M. Day
Assie Dalton
Annie B. Dolbier
Isie Fletcher
Lewis M. Fowler
Zora W. Fowler
Charlies Freeman
Ethel¢ Freeman
Claude F. Garland
Melvin
Emma Gray
Rebecca Hamilton
Roscoe An
Roscoe Harding Jr
Anna M. Jacks
Henry F Jacks
Henry Jerrett
Fred Kasper
Hazel Kennett
Lillian Lary
Gertrude LeClair
Thelma Cleaves Lord
Arthur McLeod
Robert Garfield Monroe
Lois Shorey Nichols
John C. Potter
Ernest Powers
Albert E. Richardson
Bertha Robinson
Ee Robinson
Philip Roy
Patria Sands
Philip H. Scott
Gordon T. Sugden
Samuel M. Thompson
Nellie Cleavesham
Myra G. Worcester
Alexander Hamilton
John E. Clancy
Charlies B. Sinden
Walter H. Cass
Charles C. Perry
Charles E. Brooks
Chester B. Oliver
Herbert F. Alrich
J. Clark Collind
Gilbert Sirotti
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Church
Ethel Ritchie
Florence Gray
Jean Cooper
Porter Eyes Coastal Site for Tepco Refining Plan
A letter from Porter promotes a deep sea terminal distribution hub and a foreign trade subzone near Machinsport as Tepco eyes an industrial park and power station to feed a smelter. Rockland officials question authority and local labor impact.
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Machinsport
Porter
St. George Pennnas
Trenton
Solks
Ernest Hammond
Rockland
Tepcol
Local residents listed as patients at multiple city hospitals
Arthur Clegg of 108 Temple Street Saco and George Nielsen of 55 Harding Street Biddeford are noted as medical patients at Webber Hospital. Henry Camire of 2 Raymond Street Biddeford and Leo Rousselle of 86 Prospect Street Biddeford are orthopedic and medical patients at Notre Dame Hospital. Laura Bergeron of 10 Miller Avenue Biddeford and Rose Eva Palardis of 68 Foss Street Biddeford are medical patients at Notre Dame Hospital. Annie Emmons of 57 Summer Street Biddeford has returned home after a surgical stay at Notre Dame Hospital. Mr and Mrs Albert H Gower of Biddeford Pool attended the National Swimming Pool Institute convention in New Orleans.
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Arthur Clegg
Temple St
Saco
Webber Hospital
George C. Nielsen
Hardings St
Biddeford
Henry Camire
Raymond St
Notre Dame Hospital
Leo Rousselle
Prospect St
Laura Bergeron
Miller Ave
Notre Dame
Catholic Women host farewell party for Rev Robert E Lee tonight
Members of the Catholic Women's Club of Most Holy Trinity Church Saco will serve refreshments at a farewell party in honor of Rev. Robert E. Lee tonight at 8 p m at Notre Dame School Hall Beach Street Saco St Fotini Society Biddeford will meet at 730 p m Thursday in the church hall Division 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians Auxiliary will meet tonight at St Johns Hall Biddeford A meeting of the Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 08 of St Josephs Parish will be held tonight at the hall
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Catholic Women's Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Robert E. Lee
Notre Dame School Hall
Beach Street
St. Fotini Society
St. Demetrios
Ancient
Order of Hibernians Auxiliary
St. John’s Hall
Elm Street
Main Street
Biddeford
Boy Scout
St. Joseph’s Parish
Ish Hall
Isr Hall
Youth choir rehearsals and midweek services listed across local churches
The notice lists multiple church activities including youth choir rehearsals at Mills United Methodist Church and Biddeford United Church of Christ, senior choir at Biddeford churches, prayer meetings at the Christian Church Biddeford Faith Pentecostal, Lyman Baptist service with adult choir, and various midweek services and Bible studies at Kennebunk churches, Ogunquit Baptist, Village Baptist Kennebunkport, Wells Full Gospel, and others.
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Goodwins Mills United Methodist Church
Lyman
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Bucher Hopes Court Lets Navy Proceed After Surrender
A court hearing over the Pueblo incident reveals telegrams opposing the commander’s stance and a crew member’s private note of support on Pueblo stationery. Bucher testified he aimed to surrender to avoid a needless barrage that would cost lives, while the Navy seeks a full testimony period to clear his name and tell the full story to the nation.
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Bucher
Pueblo
Navy
Arvey
Portland Weather Outlook Turns Cloudier and Cold
Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and continued cold. Lows range from zero to 10 below inland and zero to five above along the coast. Wednesday turns cloudy with a chance of snow late and a warming trend thereafter.
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Portland
Good Things Continued From Page One
Wives of ham radio operators in Circleville formed the Roundtown Citizen Band Club to help with emergency communications. In St Louis a fundraising drive for Bernadean Edwards raised 326 dollars in cash, clothing, appliances and trading stamps for her and Shirley Bates, whose husband was shot on January 1. Providence High School in New Lenox raised 30 thousand dollars to keep the school open for three years. Various acts of citizen initiative are described including a man who stopped thieves and others who aided in robberies, with several named individuals and places.
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Circleville
Ohio
Roundtown Citizen Band Club
St. Louis
Bernadean Edwards
Providence
Albuquerque
N. Mex
J. W. Williams
San Diego
Calif
Hans Aldershot
Salt Lake City
William Olsen
Olsen
Hagerstown
Arthur H. Katz
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Milestone to receive state grant for rehab facility
Milestone Foundation Inc will get a $20,000 grant from the State Mental Health Improvement fund for Jan 1 to June 30 to bolster its alcohol rehabilitation program. The grant supports staffing and professional services at the Milestone center in Old Orchard Beach, with no one refused treatment due to inability to pay.
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Augusta
Maine
Milestone Foundation Inc
State
William E. Schumacher
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Mental Health
Staples and Boyce, Certified Public Accountants of
Portland
Mary Worthley
Charles Sharpe
Cumberland County
Milestone
Joseph Askey
Danish Village
Scarverense
Old Orchard Beach
Union Ave
Faith School of Theology
Asskeys
Saco Church Officers And Committees Elected
The 208th annual meeting of First Parish Congregational Church United Church of Christ in Saco elected officers and committees. Key roles include Minister Rev. Paul K. Weimer moderator Fred E. Clark clerk Mrs Donald Fogg treasurer Richard C. Gray and other church positions across deacons deaconess religious education and several standing committees serving the York Association and Maine Conference affiliations.
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First Parish Congregational Church
United Churc of Christ
Saco
Paul K. Weimer
Fred E. Clark
Donald Fogg
Richard C. Gray
Walter Nutting
Robert King
Roger P. Moore
Thomas Bryant
Carl Bohlin
Ralph Meserve
Harry Sawyer
Stanley A. Moody
Eugene Wolfabrt
A. William Kang
John L. Hewes
Urbain Roberge Jr
Alvin Tetley
Ronald Tripp
Board of Deaconess
Albert Coleman
Elvira Lord
Doris Stackpole
Lester Black
Ethel Smith
Gilbert Harrison Jr
Eugene Wolfahrt
Hilton W. Lamson Jr
Albert Cowles Jr
Robert Ducharme
Gordon Pendleton
Millard Tripp Jr
Jason Ramsdell
Gilbert D. Harrison Jr
Raymond A. Mailman
Harry Garland
Phi Curtis
Lillian Lamb
Stanley Northrop
James Warren
David Englis
Robert Whittier
Biddeford-Sace
Paul K. Weiner
Clyde Dutton
Dutton
James McGaffin
Harry Nielson
Alvin Petey
Blaine Grindle
Stock market mixed in moderate activity on Tuesday
The New York Stock Exchange showed a mixed session with more advances than declines. Opening prices included American Telephone up 4 at 57 and Union Pacific up 6 at 60 while Allied Stores held steady and several other issues posted gains or losses.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Scientific Resources
Imperial Corp
Allied Stores
Union Pacific
Thiokol
Sykes Corp
Associated Press
North Vietnamese and U S casualties rise in war toll report
A late weekly tally shows over 8 000 American deaths on the battlefield since talks began last May and an estimated fight deaths for North Vietnam Viet Cong and allied forces. The U S command notes casualties in ongoing skirmishes while Tet celebrations near February 1 prompt talks of another cease-fire.
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Washin
U.S. Command
U.S
Tet War Escalates as Saigon Targets Renewed Attacks
The Vietcong broke a Tet cease fire pledge with its largest offensive targeting Saigon and over 100 other cities. Thieu and Huong officials declined to confirm a new truce, while Ky in Paris spoke of a brief February halt. Gromyko accused U S raids in Laos of subverting neutrality and warned against complicating Paris talks.
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Saigon
Thieu
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Paris
Soviet Union
U.S
Laos
Vietnam
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Pathet Lao
Tass
Gromyko
Indochina
Washington
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Boston Mutual to Open Unified Office in Biddeford Scarborough
Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co plans to open a new brick colonial office building combining its Scarborough and Biddeford offices. Herbert L. Estes, district manager, says L and L Construction Co built the structure for Biddeford and York, with landscaping for a 25 car parking area to be completed this spring.
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Scarborough
Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co
Biddeford
Herbert L. Estes
Y L & L Construction Co
York
Turbo Trains Ready For Boston Run
Samuel Kanell of the Connecticut Transportation Authority says TurboTrains will operate between New York City and Boston no later than 45 days from now. The project, built by United Aircraft Corp., faces prior delays from Penn Central merger and DOT talks in New York.
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New Haven
Conn
Penn Central
New York City
Boston
Connecticut Transportation Authority
CTA
Samuel Kanell
United Aircraft Corp
Eeotes
Kanell
Robert Nelson
Office of Ground Transportation
Department of Transportation
DOT
New York
Dog Training Classes Moved to Alfred Street Hall
Pine Tree Humane Society sponsors dog training classes from Saco Armory to Alfred Street hall Biddeford starting Feb 11 at 7 p.m. Frances Tuck directs eight lessons for beginners and advanced handlers with behavior help and equipment provided for advanced training. Certificates issued after eight sessions. Refreshments at each lesson.
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Pine Tree Humane Socreteng
Saco Armory
Oerton Ira Staples Amvets Post
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Franklin Street
Alfred Street Hall
Frances Tuck
South Portland
Fire damages cars at L. C. Maling firm Biddeford
A nighttime blaze at L. C. Maling Inc. 2 Alfred Road Biddeford caused heavy interior damage. Owner C. Maling said three cars were saved, two burned in the center garage while three more were damaged in the showroom. Firefighters contained the flames in two hours as Richard Moore owns the building.
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L. Maling & L. C. Maling Inc
Alfred Road
Biddeford
C. Maling
Biddeford Senators
Richard Moore
Old Orchard Beach VFW Auxiliary District Meeting Report
Old Orchard Beach and York Beach VFW Auxiliaries attended District 11 meeting in Kennebunk. President Ruth Jones led reports on membership party proceeds, Council meeting highlights, Radio Free Europe donation, and certificates for quota attainment. District plans Loyalty Day events and a Togus carnival booth. Pettengill named Carnival chair. volunteers urged for Togus.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Memorial
V.F.W
Kennebunk
Frances Pettengill
Alice Morin
Lillian Gross
Dorothy Lenkowsk
Ruth Jones
Sanford
Duchette
Lator
District Ways and Means
Alice Roussin
Biddeford
District 11
Togus
Edison argues pollution plan delays air cleanup in Boston
Edison claims half of Boston's sulfur dioxide comes from its plants and health impacts come mainly from lower sources. It argues no health harm from its plants justifies a high price for low sulfur oil for aesthetics. By 1976 Edison aims 75 percent power from nuclear plants, hoping for a clear sun and clean air sooner. Conservationists note the company spent 66,369.95 in 1967 and urge an extra 36 million to eliminate its sewer in the sky.
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Edison
Boston
Boston Edison
Nixon signals shift to sufficiency in military strength
President Nixon discusses U.S. military power, preferring sufficiency over superiority or parity. He warns the next Mideast explosion could involve nuclear powers, rejects Red China admission to the UN, backs the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, and plans a major legislative program after consulting advisers next week.
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Mideast
Nixon
U.S
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Chagnon
Elks
Joseph Brulotte
Maurice Lamarre
Jeanine Bertrand
Ralph Gagne
Charles Lahey Sr
Daniel Gagne
Debra Gagne
Gerald Gagne
Josie Gagne
Charlene Calvert
Henry Lemelin
Pat Caron
Rachel Caron
Susan Bergeron
Ail Summey
Shirley Lamontagne
John Twomey
Francis Kelly
Leo Madore
Amos McCallum
Migdeleine Hilt
Lucille Hilt
Germaine Sicard
Raymond Berg
Lucille Nadeau
Susan Lamontagne
John Bishop
Irene Bergeron
Adrien Devost
Josephine Valliere
Mrs
Charlotte Remick
Hymals
Knox
Evusi
JC. Hurech
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Christian Church
Corner Hill
Chapel Streets
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Ae Senver Gad Pramee
Bidfard United
Baptist Church
Christ Church
Dane Street
Science Society
Advent Christian Church
Route 25
Kennebunk Lower Village
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
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Wells
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Detroit
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Tampa
Winnipeg
Pool Road Hospital
Alfred Paul
Rube
John Ray
R. N
Hugh Hennedy
Hennedy
Ray
Biddeford High School
St. Louis Regional High School
Marie Joseph Academy
Old Orchard Beach High School
Kennebunk High School
Saco Church
Boston Mutual
L. C. Maling
Dearborn Book Store
Alfred ST
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