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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1976

Page

10

Regional Forecast: Sunny Days and Warming Weekend

Maine and New Hampshire see mostly sunny Friday with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Clear tonight with lows 30s north to low 40s south. Vermont also sunny Friday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. Southern New England fair Saturday through Monday with temperatures rising from the 70s Saturday to the 80s Monday and overnight lows in the 50s and 60s.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont New England

Togas hospital abuse probe on resident death

Officials at Togus Veterans Administration Center investigate a resident death following abuse complaints. A letter to the Kennebec Journal from six patients alleges abuse by a nurse and the center’s board of inquiry aims to complete its findings next week and decide if the death cause matches the death certificate.

Augusta Maine Togas Veterans Administration Center Kennebec Journal Togus Togus Center Ronald Wallace Wallace

Northern New England airports gain potential funding

Congressional conference committee tentative plan would guarantee at least 150000 dollars yearly for development projects at airports in Lebanon New Hampshire Keene Montpelier Waterville and Lewiston The Keene hearing on Northern New England air service is set for Saturday with Rep James C Cleveland criticizing airlines and the CAB for broken promises and urging congressional leadership to push for traveler protections Rep Jim Wright will preside over the investigations subcommittee hearing in Texas on the matter.

Concord. N.H Congressional Conference New England James C. Cleveland R-N.h Cleveland Conference Committee Lebanon Keene Montpelier Waterville Maine Lewiston Congressional Congress CAB Civil Aeronautics Board New Hampshire Jim Wright D-Texas House Public Works and ‘Transportation Committee

Ministers guests at Madisses Spring Banquet

The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco held their spring banquet Thursday night at the Sea Spray Motor Inn in Kennebunk Beach. Guests included Rev. James W Fletcher Rev. Paul K. Weimer Mrs. Catherine Nielson Mrs. Susan Goodridge Mrs. Sandra Martin and Mrs. Esther Martin. Louise Sanborn presented slides of India and Nepal.

First Parish Congregational Church United Church of Christ Saco Sea Spray Motor Inn Kennebunk Beach James W Fletcher Paul K. Weimer Catherine Nielson Susan Goodridge Sandra Martin Esther Martin Louise Sanborn India Nepal

County Realtors meet in Kennebunk

The York County Board of Realtors held a dinner meeting at the Unicorn and Lion in Kennebunk. President John D. Downing led the business session and announced a final season event Ladies Night on June 4 at Hofbrauhaus in Ogunquit with guest speaker Frank Street of Central Maine Power Co. Also noted are commencement graduates from Biddeford, Saco and nearby towns with listed names.

Kennebunk York County Board of Realtors Unicorn and Lion John D. Downing Hofbrauhaus Ogunquit Frank Street Central Maine Power Co Biddeford-Saco University of Maine At Farmington Judy Boucher Theresa A. Bouthet Biddeford Nikki Kalagias Robert J. Hinkley Russell E. Pike Saco Helen-Marie Shevenell Jeanne Russell Old Orchard Beach Elizabeth A. Smith Bruce W. Becker Jane A. Etherington Cape Porpoise

U.S. Infant Mortality Higher Than Most Nations

Nations count shows seventeen have lower infant mortality than the United States where 16.5 deaths occur per thousand births. About 1,400 former government witnesses now live under false identities across the country.

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Town DPW Supervisor Planned With Six Years Civil Engineering Experience

The town aims to hire a DPW supervisor to direct street improvements and sewer work. Duties include planning projects, supervising 15-20 DPW staff, reporting to the town manager, prioritizing work, frequent site inspections, budgeting for streets sidewalks curbs sewers and other public works, overseeing road and snow operations, and long range improvements. Requirements are six years civil engineering experience with three in supervision. Town Manager Kent and Council Chairman Emerson Cummings will interview candidates.

DPW Kent Emerson Cummings

Jail suit continues amid renovation cost debate

The board of commissioners, including Clement Auger, pressed for independent studies by local retired architects at no cost to assess renovating the old jail versus building anew. Journal reporters pressed District Attorney Donahue about potential political motives before Tuesday's primary. he refused to answer and ended the call.

Clement Auger Board of Commissioners Dist. Atty Donahue Journal

Chimney Fire At Pond Road Home Reignites

Saco firefighters responded to a chimney fire at the home of Forrest Tripp on Pond Road around 9 this morning. The blaze flared again at noon prompting a second visit. Initial damage from the first fire was slight.

Saco Forrest Tripp Pond Road

TBF past presidents meet at Cascades

Members of the Past Presidents Parley of Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, attended a dinner at Cascades Inn in Saco. President Ellen Kelleher led a brief meeting and Gladys Lamb reported. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 22. Blanche Farley is hospitalized. Ulrica Barnes won the mystery award.

Parley Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley American Legion Auxiliary Cascades Inn Saco Ellen Kelleher Gladys Lamb Sunshine Committee Blanche Farley Noella Joncas Ulrica Barnes Nellie White Blanche Keithley Evelyn Metayer Marie Jeanne Pelletier Rita Couture Germaine Larivierre Leona Goulet

Legionnaires elect post commander Bastarache in Biddeford

Joseph P. L. Bastarache was chosen commander of Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post American Legion at a recent meeting held at the post home on Elm Street in Biddeford. Other officers named include Richard M. Doe adjutant Roland St Michel finance officer Royal N Sheltra service officer Woodrow W Tuttle Jr first vice commander James J Benson second vice commander Remillard sergeant at arms Paul E Dion historian and Camille O Michaud chaplain. Delegates to the state convention in Bangor June 18 20 are Commander Zaitlin John Joncas Woodrow W Tuttle Jr and Richard M Doe.

Joseph P. L. Bastarache Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley American Legion Elm Street Biddeford Richard M. Doe Roland St. Michel Royal N. Sheltra Woodrow W. Tuttle Jr James J. Benson Remillard Paul E. Dion

Open Door ends season with social in Saco

Members of the Saco Senior Citizens Club held their final social of the season Saturday night at the Open Door on School Street in Saco. The spot waltz contest was won by Mr and Mrs Edmund Horsfield with Marie Dubuc receiving a special award. Birthday wishes went to Carl Holmstedt Florence Lewis and Odessa Nason. Sylvia Smart presented a birthday cake. Annette Doherty accompanied a sing along on piano. A buffet was served by Mrs Nason.

Saco

Saco Rec Hosts Open Door Barbecue at Jordan School

Robert Moody of the Saco Parks and Recreation Department hosted a barbecue Thursday afternoon at the Open Door on School Street. Special guests Connie Boutet and Regina Boissonneault helped with a social for 65 senior citizens, Lucy Dalzell received the mystery award, and Maynard Pelkey announced 10 new members. Officials urged all senior citizens to join Open Door activities.

Robert Moody Saco Parks and Recreation Department Jordan School School Street Saco Connie Boutet Regina Boissonneault Lucy Dalzell Maynard Pelkey

Reagan Signals Cautious Stance on Panama Rhodesia and Busing

Deaver says Reagan’s Panama remark was misread as a pledge to go to war. Reagan favors a possible UN force for Rhodesia to keep peace. He supports Congress action to end court ordered busing with a constitutional amendment to prohibit race or other discrimination in public admissions.

Panama Deaver Reagan United States Rhodesia United Nations Congress

Udall supporters show clear issue grasp in poll analysis

The survey finds Udall backers correctly identify his stance on five issues, with 47 19 percent on government jobs, 46 10 on breaking up oil firms, 41 9 against abortion amendment, 53 20 against military spend, and 25 20 against welfare return to states. Udall attracts liberal supporters and emphasizes energy, equality, inflation, and unemployment.

Associated Press Jacksville Juneau Hilo Kansas City Albany Las Vegas Albuque Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Miami Scene Bismarck Milwaukee Elr Boise Edy Mols-St. P Helena Rman Fran Clr Honolulu Edy Seattle Edy Seeee Houston Spokane Reagan Udall

Pepperell Trust raises mortgage rates in Biddeford

Pepperell Trust Co of Biddeford raised rates on some home and business mortgages after recalling loans under 9 percent. About 175-200 home mortgages and more than 200 business loans were affected, with some tenants facing higher rents. Bank VP Constantine Karvanides cites higher overhead, a tight budget, and a traditional role as the millworker’s bank as reasons for the increase.

Pepperell Trust Co Biddeford Constantine Karvanides Pepperell Karvonides Veterans Or Farmers Home Administrations Karronides Robert Farley State Senate

Biddeford High Class of 75 Responds to Alumni Survey

Biddeford High School mailed 288 surveys to the Class of 1975 and 183 replies reveal exact work and study status. Among 64 percent responding, 33.3 percent work full time, 10.7 percent part time, 1.2 percent self employed, 2.1 percent in the armed forces, 2.5 percent attend school part time, 32.1 percent continue schooling full time, 5 percent are housewives, 3.3 percent not working, 2.5 percent seeking work and 8 percent not seeking. The responses also reflect attitudes on education quality.

Baillargeon University of Maine At Portland-Gorham Farmington Jacqueline Valliere Gaulin and Kimmel Law Office Ms. Valliere Ichael Verville Saco Tanning Corp St. Francis College Northeastern University Connie Sayer Shape, Symmetry, and Sun Ms. Sayer Fred Marcotte the Tannery Biddeford High School Cindy Laverriere Notre Dame Webber Hospital Laverriere B.H.S Joanne Roberge Biddeford Armed Forces Verges

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