Obituary: Mrs. Nellie Tarazewich 69 of Gila Bend dies
Nellie Tarazewich born August 24 1906 in Lawrence Massachusetts dies at 69 in Gila Bend Arizona after a self employed life. Survived by three sons three daughters a brother and a sister with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. at Cote Funeral Home Saco burial Laurel Hill Cemetery. calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tarazewich
Gila Bend
Ariz
Saco
Lawrence
Mass
John
Ann (Mazarowicz) Risch
Tarazewich
John P. Tarazewich
Cumberland
Frank J. Tarazewich
Greenville
Walter S. Tarazewich
Proctor
Gerald
Frances) Mailman
Portland
Ronald
Bernice) Ayotte
Paul
Ann) Brouillard Sr
Joseph Risch
Stanley
Josephine) Praisner
New Bedford
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Biddeford Woman Arrested in Garland Manufacturing Bomb Threat
A 37 year old Biddeford woman, Jean E. Downs, was arrested at 4 a.m. today in connection with a bomb threat at Garland Manufacturing Co in Saco. She faces a charge of making a false public alarm or report tied to the incident dated July 16. Downs was jailed at Cumberland County jail following arrest.
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Biddeford
Garland Manufacturing Co
Saco
Department
Jean E. Downs
Main St
Mill Supply
Larceny charges filed against Biddeford residents
A Biddeford grand jury charged Paul Champagne with daytime larceny of 120 dollars cash and goods valued at 25 dollars from a Bacon Street home. Bruce S Page 20 was charged with felonious trespass at McArthur Library on April 6. Bradford M Gross Jr and Raymond C Lamb of Wells were indicted for burglary tied to a May 27 Landing Store break in Kennebunk.
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Alfred
Biddeford
Paul Champagne
St. Mary's St
Bacon Street
Bruce S. Page
Pine Street
McArthur Library
Bradford M. Gross Jr
Meldren Road
Wells
Raymond C. Lamb
Branch Road
Kennebunk
Correction corrects Biddeford Pool Road cable break cause
A Biddeford Pool area article corrected an initial report blaming a paving truck for a telephone line break. A general contractor’s truck with its dumpster raised struck two cables, 11 a.m. outage affected about 500 lines, service to hot lines returned within 1.5 hours and most lines restored by 4:30 p.m.
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Friday's Journal
Biddeford
Pool Road
Biddeford Pool
Granite Point
Notre Dame
Public Safety Roundup From Saco And Biddeford
Saco fire crews responded to smoke in a cellar at 77 High St caused by a faulty furnace. A separate single car crash on Ferry Road damaged a CMP pole with $1 610 total losses. No injuries reported. A bicycle collision at Main and Water streets in Biddeford sent 15 year old John Cote to Webber Hospital then released. A Pool Street crash occurred when Brent Small fell asleep at the wheel totaling the vehicle and he was hospitalized and released.
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Saco
High St
Central Maine Power Company
Olice
Lynn J. Snow
West Surf St
Old Orchard Beach
CMP
Main
Water Streets
Biddeford
John Cote
Hill St
Webber Hospital
Susan Picard
Oak Ridge Road
Brent Small
Western Ave
Pool Street
Small
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Platter
Monday features fried chicken with baked sweet potato garden peas bread ice cream cup coffee tea and milk. Wednesday serves roast beef au jus boiled potato squash salad cinnamon roll peanut butter cookie coffee. Friday offers baked white fish whipped potatoes corn French bread gingerbread coffee tea and milk.
Saco Churches Plan Union Worship Service
Members of United Baptist Church and First Parish Congregational Church will join in a union worship service Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the Baptist Church in Saco. The Reverend James W. Fletcher will preach on The Great Escape. Guest soloist Mrs. Yvonne Fidalgo will be accompanied by organist Lawrence C. Davis. Child care will be provided.
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United Baptist Church
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
The
Baptist Church
Main and
Cross Streets
James W. Fletcher
Congregational Church
Yvonne Fidalgo
Lawrence C. Davis
Temple Announces Sunday Program With Noted Clergy and Concert
Dr. Harold L. Fickett Jr president of Barrington College will preach at 10 30 am in a non denominational service at the Temple. The program is from the Ocean Park Association Assembly Committee. Fickett will speak on Christ and the Church. He formerly led Tremont Temple Boston and First Baptist Van Nuys Calif. Roz Willis and Richard Burns will participate. Music by Temple Choir and Teens bell choir with Hazel O Donnell at the piano. Bell remembers Miss Berniece Libby lifelong Assembly Staff accompanist. Beach vespers at 4 30 pm. William J. Mullen of Milestone Foundation to speak. Evening concert at 7 30 pm by the Portland Symphony String Quartet Stephen Keckenethy Ronald Lantz Julia Moseley Paul Ross. Quartet pieces include Haydn Op 76 No 2 Brahms Op 51 and Piston quartet.
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Ocean Park
Harold L. Fickett Jr
Barrington College
Barrington
R.I
Assembly Committee of the
Ocean Park Association
Fickett
Tremont Temple
Boston
First Baptist Church
van Nuys
Calif
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Jean Willis
Assembly
Richard F. Burns
Stewart Shuster
Temple
Temple Teens
Hazel F. O'Donnell
Lowers
Berniece F. Libby
United States
Hayden
Piston
Brahms
Funeral Home Listings for Saco and Biddeford Area
Directory of local funeral homes and directors in Saco and Biddeford Maine. Den Nett & Craig Emond & Conroy Sansoucy Blais Shumway and Gross list addresses and phone numbers for services and directors.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Eight plead guilty in Kyros petition forgery case
Eight individuals admitted forging signatures on Peter N. Kyros nominating petitions and were fined a total of 13500 dollars with most penalties suspended. Judge Glassman called the case a warning that subverting the political process will not be tolerated.
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Portland
Maine
Peter N. Kyros
Superior Court
Harry P. Glassman
George N. Kyros
Falmouth
Francis J. Mulkern
Kyros
Mulkern
Arthur Brennan
William Maloney Jr
Buette
Anthony M. Nappi
Steven Morgan
James A. Demers
Brennan
Morgan
Glassman
Peter Kyros
Richard Cohen
Nappi
Secret six room apartment aids battered wives in Connecticut
In New Britain a guarded secret six room apartment run by the Prudence Crandall Center provides shelter for about a dozen battered wives monthly. Women must be 18 and able to care for themselves and children. The facility offers five days of stay with food via Salvation Army, staffed by volunteers and supported by local churches and the Junior League.
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New Britain, Conn
Prudence Crandall
Salvation Army
New Britain
Connecticut
Astrowsky to face two charges in York County trial
Alfred Kennebunk resident Warren Astrowsky, 11 Penwood Circle, is set for trial in York County Superior Court on charges of disturbing a SAD 71 board meeting and disorderly conduct related to two separate incidents. The case is one of a dozen scheduled over a two day term before Judge Edward Stern and a 12 person jury. Astrowsky earlier pleaded innocent at a Biddeford district court arraignment.
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Alfred
Edward Stern
Cou
SAD 1
Jack Libby
Kennebunk
Bruce
Astrowsky
Maine
Biddeford
County Officials Face Possible to Pay for Jail Site Mistake
Five current and former York County officials may owe more than 47000 to the county for a 1974 jail project that violated a voter referendum. District Attorney William Donahue seeks a declaratory judgement to force payment for land and architect fees, arguing the Route 4 site and plans exceeded the Route 111 referendum and citing questions of law and zoning.
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Larry Stains
York County
Donald Cote
Route 4
Alfred
Route
Wew
Illiam Donahue
Cote
Clement Auger
Richard Dutremble
Roland Cole
Wells
Lucien Dutremble
Paul Reay
Joseph DeRoy
Route 111
Ferin
State of Maine Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Auger
Taste of history at Dyer-York open house in Saco
Dyer Library and York Institute hosted a summer open house with 500 plus visitors. Attendees watched rug hooking and spinning demonstrations, admired silver from the Pepperell estate, and browsed 800 state library books while Donald Letellier carved wood and others displayed crafts.
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Dyer-York
Dyer Library
York Institute
Main Street
Saco
Ana Corriveau
Muriel Hart
Mona Bradgon
Biddeford-Saco Journal
William Pepperell
Kittery Point
York County
Institute
Vergn Hewes
Donald Letellier
Letellier
Maine AFL CIO COPE to endorse Maine candidates today
The Maine AFL CIO's Committee on Political Education plans endorsements for Congress and Senate after hearing Rep. David Emery and Sen. Edmund Muskie. Delegates heard four candidates and discussed the salary of state AFL CIO head Benjamin Dorsky.
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Bangor
Maine
Maine Aflcio
Congress
Senate
David Emery
Edmund Muskie
Federick Barton
Emery
William Cohen
Leighton Cooney
Afl-Cio
Benjamin Dorsky
Communist Party Candidate Sues State Over Petition Handling
A civil suit in Cumberland County Superior Court claims Secretary of State Mark Gartley violated Gus Hall's due process rights by delaying review of Louis Jalbert's challenge to the Communist Party petition for Maine's November ballot. Plaintiffs include Hall Tyner Webb Wheaton Rummel Hanson Vago Smethurst and voters seeking Hall Tyner on the ballot.
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Portland, Maine
Communist Party
Mark Gartley
Cumberland County Superior Court
Murrough O'Brien
Maine Civil Liberties Union
Gartley
Gus Hall
Louis Jalbert
Maine
Jalbert
Atty
Joseph Brennan
Hall
Jarvis Tyner
New York
Samuel L. Webb
Portland
Steve R. Wheaton
Bangor
John Rummel
John R. Hanson
Hampden
Susan R. Vago
James E. Smethurst
Tyner
AG's office cites delay in search for boy's body
In Kennebunk the search for 11 year old Kung Robert Desmond, missing since 1964, is paused until after next week. Local contractor Richard Roy will finish excavating the 10 Hovey Street cellar floor, as scheduling delays slow progress after three digging days yielded only eyeglasses and animal bones. The state AG's office says the search will continue until all leads are exhausted.
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Kennebunk
Ater
Arthur Stilphen
Hovey Street
Richard Roy
Stitphen
Kung Robert Desmond
Roy
State Attorney General's Office
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Biddeford-Saco
Earl Jameson
Ms. Downs
Cumberland County
Churches Plan Union Service
Dennett & Craig
Tel
Michael Lefebre
Queen
East Braintree, Vt
UPI
Hartford
Joseph Trantolo
Nedeau
Esther Anderson
Lena Burnham
Josephine Chadbourne
Mona Thomas
Mae Hurrell
Dorothy Sawyer
Marion Hall
Alma Harrison
Shirley Handel
Alice Mahaney
Janet Fenderson
Georgie Staffieli
Grace Dow
Jane Kirk
Elizabeth White
Agnes Cunningham
Maxine Worster
Wanda Massie
Margaret Simpson
Rachel Thurston
Ruth Warren
Elizabeth Roberts
Gertrude Woodman
Kathy Burke
Kathy Milne
Neil Dow
Virginia Hewes
Maxine Forster
Laurie Morrison
Lyn Dearborn
Christine Whittier
Deborah Curtis
State Library
John Anagnostis
William Searle
Robert Warner
Lloyd Trecartin
Labor
COPE
Robert Monks
Muskie
Secretary of State
Elm Street
Attic Sale United Methodist Church
Foss Street
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