Deaths Kennebunkport Ralph E Jones 70
Ralph E Jones 70 of Main Street Kennebunkport died this morning. He was born Sept 18 1896 son of Ralph P and Sarah Richards Jones. He was active in South Congregational Church Kennebunkport Village Fire Department and various fraternal orders. He is survived by wife Susan J a son Ralph E Jr a brother Augustus a sister Ruth Reynolds and four grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Saturday at 2 pm Rev Robert Howes officiating. Interment in Newfield NH family lot. Masonic services planned tomorrow night at 7.
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Kennebunkport
Ralph E. Jones
Main Street
Ralph P
Sarah (Richards) Jones
South Congregational Church
Augustus
Franklin
Mass
Ruth Reynolds
Calif
Robert Howes
Newfield
N.H
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
Navy reports carrier losses in missile barrage and radar van destroyed
The report describes a large puff of orange smoke from a SAM impact and multiple carrier losses, nine of the big missile carriers destroyed, each loaded, and one radar van destroyed. The text notes that Ecuador Panama and Venezuela were once parts of Colombia.
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SAM
Navy
Ecuador
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Jones in Kennebunkport Obituary Memorial
Ralph E. Jones aged 70 dies with memorial services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at South Congregational Church Kennebunkport Masonic rites Friday at 2 p.m. from Bibber Street Chapel visiting hours 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Flowers omitted contributions to Maine Cancer Fund.
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Jones
Kennebunkport
Ralph E. Jones
South Congregational Church
Kennebunk
Bibber
Summer St
Maine Cancer Fund
Card of Thanks for Kind Expressions after Loss
We extend sincere thanks to relatives friends neighbors for loan of cars drivers cards floral tributes spiritual bouquets and all expressions of sympathy after the loss of our husband and father. It was deeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged.
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Ane
Mrs. Leonida Chabot Dies at 87 in Biddeford
Mrs. Leonida Chabot 87 widow of Alphonse Chabot of 25 Hill Street Biddeford died at a local hospital after a long illness. Born May 1 1880 in St Henedine Quebec she lived in Biddeford about 50 years. She leaves three sons Orphilda Leo and Clovis three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at St Andre's Church Monday at 9 a.m. Friends may call at Emond Funeral Home Friday through Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m.
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Leonida Chabot
Alphonse Chabot
Hill St
Biddeford
St. Henedine
Dorchester County
Que
Louis and
Eustachie (Gregoire) Gagne
St. Andre's Church
St. Anne’s Sodality
Funeral Services for Mrs Grace E Butler Held at Most Holy Trinity
Funeral services for Grace E Butler of Ferry Beach Saco were held at 9 AM at Most Holy Trinity Church Saco. Rev Robert E Lee officiated high mass with Louise Welch at organ Mollie Welch soloist. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Lee. Bearers: Stanley Butler Andrew Gaoza Karl Brandt Armand Jalbert Edgar Hebert Conrad Beaupre.
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Grace E. Butler
Ferry Beach
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Robert E. Lee
Louise Welch
Mollie Welch
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father Lee
Stanley Butler
Andrew Gaoza
Karl Brandt
Armand Jalbert
Edgar Hebert
Conrad Beaupre
Funeral Mass Held for Eugene Dupuis in Saco
Funeral services for Eugene Dupuis of 156 Main St Saco were held today at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco. A solemn requiem high mass was sung with Rev. Joseph Carrier Rev Paul Jalvert deacon and Rev Donald La Branche sub deacon. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Carrier. Bearers were Roger Nadeau Walter Lapierre Lucien LaPierre Paul Authier Robert Bougie and Jerry Fleurent.
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Eugene Dupuis
Main St
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Joseph Carrier
Paul Jalvert
Donald la Branche
Eva Carrier
Laurel Hill
Father Carrier
Roger Nadeau
Walter Lapierre
Lucien Lapierre
Paul Authier
Robert Bougie
Jerry Fleurent
Funeral services for PFC Renald Lepage in Biddeford Vietnam victim
Funeral services were held for PFC Renald G Lepage of 27 Emery Street Biddeford who was killed in Vietnam on May 25. A solemn high mass at St Andre Church was celebrated by Rev Donald Nicknair OFM with deacon Rev Germain Bureau and subdeacon Rev Bernard Nicknair. Marine barracks from Portsmouth Naval Base provided bearers and a firing squad rendered further honors. Burial was in St Joseph Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Bureau.
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Renald G. Lepage
PFC
Emery St
Biddeford
Vietnam
St. Andre's Church
Donald Nicknair
Germain Bureau
Bernand Nicknair
Charles Proul
Maine Senate approves implied consent law on DUI tests
The Maine Senate voted 27 to 6 to engross a bill requiring implied consent for alcohol testing after drunken driving arrests. Refusal would suspend the license. Sen. Edward Stern questioned constitutionality. sponsor Sen. Rodney W. Ross said the bill has highway safety support and is used in other states.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Edward Stern
Bangor
Rodney W. Ross
Brownville
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Congress approves funds for Green Lake Atlantic salmon hatchery
A $100,000 appropriation is set to begin construction of an Atlantic salmon hatchery at Green Lake Hancock County Maine as part of the Interior Department bill pending Senate and House approval.
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Washington
Senate
House
Green Lake
Hancock County
Maine
Interior Department
MargaretChase Smith
Biddeford Residents Listed As Hospital Patients
Mrs. Deneige M Pelletier of 11 Forest Street is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Arthur Jalbert of 75 Pool Street is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Mrs. Remi Bolduc of 45 Bacon Street is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Arthur Desrochers of 34 Pool Street is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital.
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Deneige M. Pelletier
Forest St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Arthur Jalbert
Pool St
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Remi Bolduc
Bacon St
Notre Dame Hospital
Arthur Desrochers
Church Notes Echo Local Gatherings and Meetings
The Full Gospel Assembly holds an evangelistic service Friday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall Biddeford. Pioneer Girls meet Friday 6 30 p m at Ly man Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer Friday 10 a m at Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills parsonage. CCD classes at St Monica Kennebunk Saturday 9 30 a m for grades 1 5 and Friday after school for grades 6 8. United Church of Christ Men’s Club New England holds annual Ladies Night Monday 7 p m Glen Mor Restaurant Kennebunk reservations with Paul Croxford Saco.
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Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica's Church
Kennebunk
the United Church of Christ (Congregational
Glen-Mor
Paul Croxford
North Street
Saco
Three Youths Charged With Beating Man
Three Kennebunk youths Glenn Tufts 17 of Cat Mousam Road Donald Tufts Jr 19 of Cat Mousam Road and Stephen Philips 18 of 7 Summer Street were charged with assault and battery in connection with a beating of Biddeford man Gerard A. Roy 40 at his home last night. Roy sustained facial and head injuries requiring nine stitches and said a lumber jack was used. The trio were to appear in 10th District Court in Saco today after being picked up early this morning. Police investigated after an unidentified caller summoned an ambulance to the scene on Huber Street in Biddeford.
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Kennebunk
Biddeford
Glenn Tufts
Cat Mousam Road
Donald Tufts Jr
Stephen Philips
Summer St
10Th District Court
Saco
Gerard A. Roy
Hubert St
Webber Hospital
Roy
Biddeford Transmission
Albert Elwell
Roger Fecteau
Delegates Appointed by Saco AMVETS Post
At the Boucouvalas-Dupuis AMVETS Post meeting in Saco the group announced delegates and alternates for the Department Convention to be held at the Lafayette Hotel Old Orchard Beach. National Commander A Leo Anderson will visit Portland. U S Rep Peter N Kyros will attend to crown Miss Maine AMVETS 1967.
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Boucouvalas - Dupuis Amvets
Post
Spring Street
Saco
Harold Strout
Amvets Department
Lafayette Hotel
Old Orchard Beach
A. Leo Anderson
Washington, D. C
Portland
Thomas Bill
Amvets
Earl Clappison
Eugene Moody
Arthur McKee
Reginald Blanchard
Edgar Simard
Joseph Laverriere
Philip Laporte
Walter Fongere
U.S
Peter N. Kyros
Maine
Rudolph Danis
James Huff
East Surf Street
Maine Amvets
1.S
Portland Forecast Sees Cloudy Skies and Rain
Tonight expect variable cloudiness and cool air with a chance of showers by early morning. Low temperatures in the low 50s and light easterly winds. Friday remains cloudy and cool with occasional rain and highs in the 60s.
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Portland
Sex Education on Saco School Board Agenda
The Saco School Committee will discuss a continuing sex education program for grades 1 through 12 at the next meeting. Superintendent Bernard C. Forbush noted the proposal, long urged by Dr. Maurice Ross, aims to integrate with science and social studies and gain clergy and community support.
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Saco
Bernard C. Forbush
Forbush
Maurice Ross
Forbesh
AMVETS Opens Three Day Beach Convention in Old Orchard Beach
AMVETS arrives in Old Orchard Beach for the Maine Department three day convention. Commander Anderson will fly in from Washington to the Lafayette Hotel with Miss Maine AMVETS pageant as a highlight. Registrations, ceremonies, speeches by Robert Washburn and Robert Fecteau, a parade, and officer elections are planned across Friday to Sunday. Maine AMVETS Auxiliary also holds a concurrent conclave.
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Robert Washburn
Robert Fecteau
Maine Department Amvets
Amvets
Vocational School Survey Completed for Regional Center
A survey of all eleventh graders in Thornton Academy Biddeford Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk St. Louis and St Andre's High Schools was completed to assess vocational education needs. Directors Gay and Plamondon praised school staff and anticipate submitting the Biddeford center proposal to the State Board of Education before September. An advisory board of business industrial and educational representatives meets tonight at 7 30 at Kennedy School.
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Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
St. Louis
St. Andre's
Melvin Gay
Joseph Plamondon
State Board of Education
Gay and Plamondon
Kennedy School
South Korea elections end amid protests and irregularities
Voting in 131 districts sparked violence and irregularities as opposition parties demanded the results be annulled. The Democratic party backed by President Park Chung-hee faced calls to denounce the process as a farce while the New Democratic party accused candidates of renouncing races. Turnout was under 70 percent of 14.7 million registered voters as the National Assembly vote for 175 seats proceeded.
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Associated Press Seoul
South Korea
Democratic Party
Central Election Committee
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republicans
New Democratic Party
Park
National Assembly
Egypt Fights On Amid Cease Fire Clash and World Breaks
The U N Security Council backed a cease fire by 4 p m EDT as Israel offered to halt if Arab states did. Egypt and Jordan conflict persisted with Cairo denouncing the pause while Jordan and Iraq rejected the truce. Egypt reported gains near El Arish, and Syria claimed air losses for Israel as Americans flee the Middle East amid a wave of severed ties with the United States.
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Two Decades of American Paintings Exhibit in Melbourne
Waldo Rasmus sen, executive director for the International Council of Museums of Modern Art in New York, comments on public reaction to a large nude painting labeled in French. He notes Anglo-Saxon audiences often react more strongly to nudes in art, but asserts any reaction is better than none.
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Melbourne
Waldo Rasmussen
International Council of Museums of Modern Art
New York
Titian
Larry Rivers
Baccalaureate Services Set At Thornton Sunday
Thornton area ceremonies mark graduation week as Thornton Academy hosts baccalaureate in Linnell Gym Saco with clergy from Biddeford and Saco. Rev Weimer delivers sermon The service includes processional hymns invocations litany and benediction by a diverse slate of local clergy.
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Thornton Academy
Linnell
Saco
Biddeford
Paul K. Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christi
Arundel
John Jordan
School Street Methodist Church
Boris Gottlieb
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Appraisers Seek Natural Light for Diamond Color Check
Appraisers examine diamonds in natural light away from direct sun to prevent surrounding colors from skewing the gem’s true hue. The practice helps ensure accurate color grading and valuation.
Brush Fire Destroys About One Acre Near School Street
Firemen raced to a brush blaze by the reservoir on School Street last night and quickly subdued the flames with hydrant hose and booster line. An estimated one acre burned before containment.
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Old Orchard Beach
School Street
Rum Drink Creation by American Indians Before Europeans
Fragmentary passage notes that Native American peoples developed a rum drink long before European arrival, indicating early traditions of fermentation and beverage craft. The text emphasizes indigenous ingenuity in creating distilled or fermented beverages prior to contact with colonizers.
Students win own way with long sideburns dispute
Micah Bertin 18, Edison High School honor student and class president, returns to class after New Jersey State Board of Education sided with him over a hair length rule. He plans to speak on conviction at graduation. Fred Meyer 63 seeks mayor job in Davis West Virginia after write in votes and low turnout. Prince Charles hair caution from London stylist Morris Fenton says parting left may hasten baldness. hair should fall naturally.
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Trenton
N.J
Micah Bertin
Edison High School
Bertin
Edison School Board
New Jersey State Board of Education
Davis
W. Va
Frederick J. Meyer
Allegheny Mountain
Meyer
Florida
London
Prince Charles
Britain
Morris Fenton
Charles
Fenton
Fire Crews Respond Twice to Biddeford Dwelling Blaze
Biddeford firefighters were sent on two calls yesterday. They used carbon dioxide to extinguish a flooded burner fire in a dwelling occupied by Margaret Plourde at 108 Wentworth Street. A booster was used to put out a dump fire at the Biddeford Saco Development Corp on Smith Street. Cause undetermined.
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Biddeford
Margaret Plourde
Wentworth St
Lost Siamese Cat on South St Biddeford
Missing Siamese cat reported on South Street in Biddeford with a reward offered. Contact 284-8695 to identify and reclaim the pet.
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South St
Biddeford
Dial
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