Sampson and Clement Obituaries Per Kennebunkport Biddeford
George R. Sampson 70 a resident of Kennebunkport and Gloucester died after a long illness in a Biddeford nursing home. Born May 1 1906 in Nashua he was a retired shopkeeper and antique dealer surviving his brother Lewis Sampson sister Florence Bernstin and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Bibber Memorial Chapel with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Joseph Clement 95 formerly of Biddeford died Sunday in a local nursing home after a lengthy illness Born July 3 1881 in St Maurice he worked 45 years for Saco Lowell Shops his wife preceded him in death Mass of Christian Burial will be held Wednesday at St Joseph Church Interment at St Joseph Cemetery Calling hours are tonight and Tuesday at Bolduc and Sons Funeral Home.
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Kennebunkport
George R. Sampson
Gloucester
Mass
Biddeford
Nashua
N.H
Edward D
Mary (Lessor) Sampson
Lewis H. Sampson
Rockport
Florence Bernstin
Hartford
Conn
Bibber
Joseph Clement
Pool St
St. Maurice
Que
Joseph and
Marie (Faucher) Clement
St. Joseph Church
Saco-Lowell
Corrine (Perrin) Clement
Oscar Cle
Alfred St
Muskie resumes Maine race after vice presidency bid
Edmund S. Muskie, 62, returns to Maine for a possible final Senate term as his national bid fades. He remains a contender for Senate majority leader while facing a fall campaign against Republican Robert A. G. Monks. Mrs. Muskie expresses relief at Carter’s pick without him.
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New York
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Maine
Senate
U.S. Senate
Askie
Jimmy Carter
Robert A.G. Monks
Carter
Fire Damages Biddeford House. Stolen Car Reported Nearby
Early Sunday a Buzzell Road house owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Downs was heavily damaged in a fire that started in the cellar and spread to the kitchen and hall. Deputy Fire Chief Raymond Parent says the two-story home, about three quarters destroyed, was unoccupied. fire under control in an hour and all-out sounded at 4 45 a.m. Separately, Old Orchard Beach police report a 1976 Chevrolet Camaro stolen Saturday around 10 p.m. from First Street near the Beach, driver Aaron Sorenson of Scarborough. In Bennington, Vt., about 285 dynamite caps and a detonator plunger were stolen from Morse Construction Co.
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Buzzell Road
Biddeford
Raymond Parent
Parent
Ronald Downs
Old Orchard Beach
Aaron Sorenson
Scarborough
First Street
Bennington
Morse Construction Co
Funeral Home Listings for Saco and Biddeford Maine
Funeral directors Dennett and Craig 365 Main Street Saco Maine Tel 282- AG Emond and Conroy Funeral Home John P Conroy Jr Director 72 Hill Street Biddeford 284-5511 or 282-1818 Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Stone Street Biddeford 283 3653 R Martel Director Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring Street Saco 284-5611
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais Funeral Home
Stone St
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
County AARP Picnic Plans At Fort Williams Maine
The York County AARP chapter invites members to a State AARP picnic on Tuesday July 27 at Fort Williams Cape Elizabeth. Portland Chapter coordinates with coffee and tea, entrance by AARP card. Bring lunch and chair, reserve by July 21 with M Bacon or M E Cott.
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York
AARP
American Association of Retired Persons
State of Maine
Fort Williams
Cape Elizabeth
Portland
M. Bacon
M.E. Cott
Correction in Saco street crash report misstates driver age
In the Journal Friday's report on a Thursday Saco Main Street automobile collision, one driver Carleen M. Garland of Meadow Lane Saco was incorrectly identified as age 39. She is 30.
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Saco Main Street
Carleen M. Garland
Meadow Lane
Saco
35 delegates show Ford how Conn. GOP stands
Connecticut Republicans rally around President Ford at the state convention in Hartford as delegates pledge 35 votes to Ford. A poll shows Carter leading Ford 46 to 41 with 13% undecided. Reagan supporters protest outside. Ford emphasizes unity and targets the Democratic Congress.
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Ford
Hartford
Connecticut
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ord
New York
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Bushnell Auditorium
Reagan
Schaffer Wins Democratic Nomination to Challenge Weicker
Gloria Schaffer has won the Democratic nomination to run against U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. in the upcoming election, saying she faces a tough race despite securing her party’s support.
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Schaffer
Weicker
David
Saco council to discuss new pump and bids on agenda
Tonight at 7 30 the Saco city council will discuss approving a new pump for the main treatment plant and solicit sealed bids for Elm Scammon sewer work. Other items include bids for three pure cruisers for 1977, storm drain work on Winter Street, dump contract details, and piling bid changes at Camp Ellis pier.
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Saco
Elm-Scammon
Winter Street
Saco Brick Co
Camp Ellis Pier
Reunion taps Smith library at Skowhegan High School
At Skowhegan Maine 60th reunion retired Sen Margaret Chase Smith recalls her 1916 basketball star days on a championship team Her remarks touch on her Senate career and 1964 presidential bid A class gift funds a Library museum section with memories and memorabilia from public life Also noted are class valedictorian Ray Boynton a civil engineer and the salutatorian Florence Jacobs a Maine poet The piece ends with a Tennessee Supreme Court ruling from March 26 1962 on federal court oversight of state legislative apportionment.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan High School
Washington
Senate
New
Rains Save E. Mass dairy farmers after drought
In eastern Massachusetts an inch of rain this month revived parched fields after the driest June in 20 years. Dairy farmers warn the sun would have burned the tender grass and forced emergency measures without the showers. Boston area July rains have nearly doubled June totals, easing crop concerns and allowing a potential second alfalfa crop.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Guy Paris
State Agriculture Department
Wakefield named associate commissioner in Maine DMHC
In Augusta John Wakefield former business manager at Augusta Mental Health Institute is named associate commissioner of administration for the Department of Mental Health and Corrections. He will oversee fiscal planning data processing nutrition and information services in the agency. In Madawaska a 20 month old child Luke Hebert son of Raymond and a resident of St David Road died after a car backed into him in the driveway. No charges have been filed against the driver.
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Augusta
Maine
John Wakefield
Augusta Mental Health Institute
Department of Mental Health and Corrections
John Rosser
North Livermore
Madawaska, Maine
Madawaska
Luke Hebert
Raymond Hebert
St. David Road
Maine Conference Won't Endorse Arab Boycott
The Maine Jewish Council says it is gratified by University of Maine assurances that a Mideast American business conference on Aug 26 will not discriminate against American citizens or promote Arab boycott activities. President Harold Neville said ground rules forbid promoting the boycott or discrimination, with two ADL representatives and a 10-sheikh trade mission set to attend.
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Crono
Maine
Maine Jewish Council
University of Maine
Harold Neville
Israel
Neville
Council
Anti-Defamation League of B'Naire
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