Deaths Roy A Day of Saco Passes at 59
Roy A Day 59 of 44 Cumberland Ave Saco died today in a Saco hospital born in Canada April 5 1909 son of Perley and Euphamia Connors Day. He worked five years at West Point Pepperell Biddeford survived by one brother Walter Day of Saco and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 1 pm Saturday at Cote Funeral Home 87 James St Saco Rev Stanley A Bennett of Saco United Baptist Church officiating. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 pm tomorrow.
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Roy A. Day
Cumberland Ave
Saco
Canada
Perley
Euphamia Connors Day
West Point-Pepperell Inc
Biddeford
Walter Day
Cote Funeral Home
James St
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Ritualistic Services for Mrs Sarah E Doe in Saco
Members of Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Saco conduct ritualistic services for Mrs Sarah E Doe tonight at 7 30 at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco Abbreviated funeral notice with local venue and time.
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Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco
Sarah E. Doe
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Kennebunk selectmen approve Hall painting bid and discuss roads
The Kennebunk board of selectmen approved an Oscar and Ronald Gagne bid of 450 for painting Town Hall exterior. They debated Kimball Lane public status and agreed to check Wells records. A committee was formed to study a sanitation issue on Park and Grove Streets. A street light request for Glengary Place was sent to the Light and Power District. Town Hall rental to David Tibbetts was approved for August 7.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Board of Selectmen
Donald V. Dulac
Atty
Chester Cram
Lower Town Hall
Oscar
Ronald Gagne
Town Hall
Park Street
Grove Street
Ken Muir Evans
Warren E. Bowdoin
Mar
Board of Selectmen
Kimball Lane
Wells
Glengary Place
The
Light & Power District
David Tibbetts
Robbers Take 5000 Dollars And Trousers From Moose Lodge Players
In Charlotte police report fifteen card players at Moose Lodge were robbed by two gunmen of about 5000 dollars and their trousers. The incident details indicate a bold burglary during a social gathering at the lodge.
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Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte’s
Moose Ledge
Funeral Directors and houses in Saco Maine
Funeral directors listing shows unera rvice on ua e Street Saco with phone 284 5611 and Philip H Gross Sr as director. Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine dial 282 0562. Emond s Funeral Home lists 2s4 5511 with Frank X Emond and J P Conroy.
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Unera Rvice
Uae Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dial
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Spring St
Card of Thanks From Louis P. Rousseau and Family
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for aid sympathy during our bereavement and for the floral tributes and transportation to the funeral. Louis P. Rousseau and Family
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Louis P. Rousseau
Thanks for sympathy on Walter A. Smart Jr. bereavement
The family of Walter A. Smart Jr. expresses gratitude for the sympathy, car loans, flowers and cards received during their recent bereavement.
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Walter A. Smart Jr
Funeral service for Harry E. Scott held in Saco
Funeral services for Harry E. Scott of 27 Scammon Street Saco, a former Portland resident, were conducted yesterday afternoon at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco with Rev Lester L Boobar officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery in Portland with graveside prayers offered by Rev Mr Boobar. Bearers were George A Harry O Donald K Gustros Arno and Elmer Scott.
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Harry FE
Scott
Harry E. Scott
Scammon St
Saco
Portland
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Lester L. Boobar
Chestnut Street
Funeral services held for Emile Girard Biddeford man
Funeral services for Emile Girard seventy three of 37 Quimby Street Biddeford were held this morning at Saint Joseph Church with Rev Sylvain Levesque celebrating. Deacon Rev Valmont Gilbert and subdeacon Rev Donald Daigle assisted. Church choir sang and Diana Rousselle was organist. Interment followed in Saint Joseph Cemetery with prayers at the graveside by Father Levesque. Bearers were Adrien Caron Marcel Corriveau Ronald Chevrette Marcel Morissette Henry Lonsale and David Lonsale.
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Emile Girard
Quimby St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Sylvia Levesque
Valmont Gilbert
Donald Daigle
Diana Rousselle
Uhat
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Levesque
Adrien Caron
Marcel Corriveau
Ronald Chevrette
Marcel Morissette
Henry
David Lonsale
Registration Set For Saco Children
Registration for children entering kindergarten in the Saco school system will be held at the Superintendent of Schools office City Hall on August 20 21 and 22 from 1 to 4 pm. Child must be five on or before October 15. Birth certificate required. Transfers from another city will be handled then. Those already registered need not reapply.
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Saco
Superintendent of Schools
City Hall
Ladies Day At Webhannet Club Ends In Close Net Victory
Kennebunk event at Webhannet Golf Club featured a team best ball net won by Mrs Walter Irving and Mrs Joseph Ruest with a 66. Be langer Bowl champion was Mrs Frank B Ellis of Kennebunkport, runner up Mrs William Reech of Winchester Mass. Consolation winner Mrs Joseph Ruest. runner up Mrs Leo P Taillon. Medalist on qualifying day was Mrs Gerald Garcelon. hostess Mrs Pierre Belanger.
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Kennebunk
Webhannet
Highway Is My Home Pioneer Travels Uproarious Route
Helen Hall, dubbed a road queen, has walked and driven from Philadelphia to Maine to Hawaii outlining a mission to support law enforcement and scrutinize welfare use. She plans a museum from mementos and a book titled The Highway Is My Home while visiting sheriffs across states and living on 44.70 a month in Social Security.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Martin Luther King
Philadelhia
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Los Angeles
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Delaware
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Jo seph of Arimathea founded England's first church tradition
According to tradition, Jo seph of Arimathea founded the first Christian church in Eng I.
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Joseph of
Arimathea
Eng- I
Personal notices from Biddeford area hospitals and beyond
Donald Jacques of 203 Elm Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Ernest Drouin of 61 Adams Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital Mrs Irene Descoteaux 28 Center Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Russell Hooper of Concord New Hampshire son of Lawrence and Mrs Hooper of James Street Saco is a patient at Goodall Hospital Sanford Paul Deshaies Thacher Hotel Biddeford is a medical patient Albert Bedard 75 Water Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Marcel Bertrand US Army son of Lionel Bertrand 8 Kossuth Street Biddeford reassigned from Okinawa to Korea in psychological operations
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Donald Jacques
Elm St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Ernest Drouin
Adams St
Notre Dame Hospital
Irene Descoteaux
Center St
Russell Hooper
Concord
N.H
Lawrence Hooper
James Street
Saco
Goodall Hospital
Sanford
Paul Deshaies
Thacher Hotel
Friday Ministry School and Classes Across Two Churches
At Kingdom Hall 107 Main St Saco Ministry School meets Fridays at 7 30 p m with an 835 p m Ministry Development Class. A Royal Rangers and Missionettes service for ages 12 to 17 is at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach Atlantic Avenue and Third Street.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Evangelistic Service and Pioneer Girls Meet Friday
The Full Gospel Assembly plans an evangelistic service Friday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall 508 Elm St Biddeford The Pioneer Girls schedule a meeting Friday at 6 30 p m at the Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills
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Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm S&t
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Ladies Prayer Meeting at Lyman Baptist Church
A Ladies Prayer meeting is scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m. in the parsonage of the Lyman Baptist Church in Goodwins Mills.
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Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity Classes Scheduled at St Monica Kennebunk
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes for students in Grades through five will be held at St Monica s Church Kennebunk on Saturday at 9 30 a m Grades six through eight on Friday immediately after school.
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Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica’ S Church
Kennebunk
House passes gun-control bill amid national debate
The House approves a gun-control measure as the government reports the largest rise in U.S. gold reserves in over five years. Negotiations with the Soviet bloc on missile curb talks stall, while U.S. and Soviet actors face renewed tensions. A veteran blinded in Korea earns a computing award, and U.S. forces intensify bombing in Cambodia as talks on Vietnam move slowly.
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U.S
Moscow
Agenteen
Czechoslovakia
Portland Weather Clears With Cooler Tonight
Portland predicts clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with lows in the 50s north and 60s south. Friday will be mostly sunny with lower humidity and little change in temperatures.
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Portland
Frida
Communists Stand Firm as Kremlin Split Deepens
Czechoslovakia's Communist leaders reaffirm confidence in their position against Moscow claiming Kremlin allies are isolated by hard line stance. An American admiral warns the Soviet Union moves swiftly to fill a power vacuum in the Indian Ocean after Britain's east of Suez withdrawal. Nigeria's civil war enters its second year amid disputes over money power and trust. Miniskirts spark riots in some African nations due to controversy.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Indian Ocean
Suez
Elks Founded in New York City in 1868 by 15 Entertainers
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks was established in New York City on February 16 1868 by fifteen actors and entertainers forming the fraternal organization.
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The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
New York City
Drugs Taken From Biddeford Store
Biddeford police investigate a break in at Dirigo Pharmacy 5 Alfred Street Biddeford. Owner Arthur Simensky told police drugs and a small amount of cash were taken during a rear window break overnight.
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Dirigo
Biddeford
Arthur Simensky
Granite City mayor, police chief celebrate births and cigars
In Granite City the mayor and police chief handed out cigars at City Hall while at St Elizabeths Hospital the mayors wife and the police chiefs wife delivered newborns. The mayor Donald Partney welcomed a girl, the chief Ronald Weizer welcomed a boy, and Partneys eldest son David had a son, making the mayor a grandfather.
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Granite City, II
Granite City
City Hall
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Donald Partney
Ronald Weizer
Partney
David
Five Towns EOC seeks public funds for ad to explain cuts
Inwood New York AP Five Towns Economic Opportunity Council an antipoverty group asks the public to donate 1015 to finance a plea for 19687 Director John L Kearse says a newspaper advertisement is needed to explain that the program was pared in nationwide cuts on federal poverty funds and requires public support to continue job training and employment services.
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Inwood
N.Y
Five Towns Economic Opportunity Council
John L. Kearse
Burglary Trial Postponed After Jury Failure
San Francisco AP report: Wendell Goslin and Rodney Lawson faced a burglary trial but 30 prospective jurors did not appear as jury duty notices were not delivered by the post office. The trial was postponed indefinitely due to the missing jurors.
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San Francisco
Wendell Goslin
Rodney Lawson
Post Office
Landlubbers Learn How From Lobster Fishermen
Kennebunkport lobstermen hosted a busy Saturday showcasing trap hauling. Cape Porpoise volunteer crews ran 63 trips with 581 participants, while Government Wharf crews conducted 59 trips for 518 people. In all, 26 boats were used, 122 trips made, and 1,099 persons taken out.
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Kennebunkport
Cape Porpoise
Ray Nunan
Ernest Nunan
Cape
Fred Crowell
Robert Daggett
Gordon Hutchins
Carleton Miller
Gary Ridion
Arnold Stinson
Perley
Dave Reynolds
Dan Wentworth
Warren Somers
Fred Cook
Arthur Gott
Jackie Somers
Steve Emmons
Harley Jackson
Don Sanborn
Forest Hutchins
Roland Michaud
Sanford
Violent TV shows under scrutiny in prime time survey
A one week survey by the Christian Science Monitor found 81 killings in 852 hours of prime time and Saturday morning TV with 372 acts of violence or threats. CBS NBC and ABC shows ranked highest for incidents, while Saturday morning cartoons were notably violent. The study notes most violence occurred 7:30 to 9 p.m. and 55 percent of programs included violence.
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Boston
Christian Science Monitor
American Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting System
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Monitor
Beach Man Hurt When Pinned Between Cars
OLD ORCHARD BEACH A local man, Robert White, 33, in good condition at Webber Hospital in Biddeford after an incident on 6th Street yesterday. White attempted to open the driver's side door of a moving car driven by his wife Celia White, 27, and was pinned between her vehicle and a parked car owned by Victor Ledoux, which was also struck.
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Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
6Th Street
Robert White
Washington Ave
Celia A. White
White
Victor A. Ledoux
Prospect St
White Auto
Building Request Denied In Biddeford
Labelle & Methot Inc of Biddeford sought to build a group development on Granite Street Extension but was denied by the Biddeford board of zoning appeals. Chairman Rosa G Morissette said the law prohibits multiple family dwellings in that zone and a 1968 house on the parcel meant zoning allows only one house per lot.
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Labelle & Methot Inc
Biddeford Builders
Granite Street
Biddeford Board of Zoning Appeals
Rosa G. Morissette
Room day rates rise to forty two dollars
Room day and other charges move from thirty seven to forty two dollars a day. Ward beds go from thirty two twenty five to thirty seven twenty five. Officials at Saco Osteopathic Hospital say they know of no planned price increases at present.
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Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Carlyle renames dam slogan to emphasize opportunity
Carlyle Illinois residents rejected the phrase best by a dam site used on highway signs for the Kas kasska River project. The City Council ordered new signs reading Community of Opportunity to present a more positive image while the dam's construction continued.
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Carlyle, Ill
Carlyle
Kaskaskia
Role changes for Shatner amid Star Trek fame
The piece reports on public and industry shifts as Star Trek's popularity grows. Bill Shatner faces altered treatment from directors and colleagues, while family and fans treat him differently, including autograph requests from relatives.
Star Trek fame changes how William Shatner is treated
Hollywood star William Shatner says his TV success has brought fans and colleagues into closer scrutiny, with autograph requests and crowding at theaters. He notes the shift in behavior on and off set, preferring to avoid lines and often needing to seek access directly rather than through ordinary routes.
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William Shatner
Hollywood
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