Obituaries Arundel Charles E Smith Sr and Wells Valere Cliche
Charles E Smith Sr 66 of Mountain Road died Wednesday night at a Biddeford hospital after a long illness.Born October 31 1908 in Everett MA he served in the U S Navy in World War II and was a rear lumberman. Survived by widow Dorothy Patten Smith two sons Charles E Smith Jr and John Roberts Smith a daughter Donna Guilbeault his mother Jeannette Roberts a sister Dorothy Ylonen eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Graveside services at Maine Veterans Cemetery Augusta calling hours today at Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford. Valere Cliche 84 of Landholm Farm Road died Thursday afternoon after a brief illness Born June 4 1891 in Vallee Junction Quebec he came from Sanford to Wells in 1932 and worked as carpenter and builder in Kennebunk Wells area for about 50 years Survived by son Val Cliche of Arundel a daughter Marie-Martha Cliche of Wells two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10 am at St Mary Church Wells Beach interment at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford Calling hours Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk
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John Roberts Smith
Arundel
Donna Guilbeault
Biddeford
Jeannette Roberts
Arthur
Dorothy) Ylonen Sr
Maine Veterans Cemetery
Augusta
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
Wells
Valere Cliche
Landholm Farm
Vallee Junction
Que
Augustin and
Mathilde
Jacques) Cliche
Sanford
Kennebunk-Wells
Val Cliche
Marie-Martha Cliche
St. Mary Church
Wells Beach
William J. Kelly
St. Joseph Cemetery
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
Saco Residents Clash Over North Street Zoning Plan
Saco citizens urged against extending a B 3 residential buffer into a North Street business area to favor a Gaziano proposal for Cumberland Farms gas pumps. They warned of spot zoning risks, potential property devaluation, and a domino effect while noting traffic and police costs and the limited city benefit.
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Saco Planning Board
Nort Street
Main Street
Bo Portland
Fran Gaziano
Gaziano
Black
Saco
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cumberland Farms
Philip Smith
Smith
Comee
Roebuck
Rebecca Love
Mark Love
Vernon Street
Ralph Hawkes
Virginia Moore
Man Dies In County Fire In South Lewan Maine
In SOUTH LEBANON Maine an early morning fire in a second floor apartment killed 24 year old Edward A Chase who was overcome by smoke while escaping. His 17 year old neighbor Robert Elliott was injured with hand burns and shoulder contusions after falling on the stairs and was treated in Rochester New Hampshire. Chase's wife was hospitalized after giving birth to the couple's third child earlier in the week. the couple's two other children were with relatives.
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Lebanon
Maine
Edward A. Chase
River Road
Robert Elliott
Rochester
N.H
Chase
Fire Department appoints new chaplain and callmen
The Rev. Donald Daigle is appointed chaplain of the Biddeford Fire Department. City Council, acting on Mayor Lucien Dutremble, also names Roger J. Robitaille and Leo L'Hereux as department callmen.
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Donald Daigle
Biddeford
Lucien Dutremble
Roger J. Robitaille
Leo L’hereux
Card of Thanks to all who cared for me
Aline Cote expresses sincere thanks to the priests of St. Andre Drs Patane Johnston and Dow the Webber Hospital nursing staff and all relatives and friends for kind care cards flowers and gifts received during illness.
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Patane, Johnston and
Dow
Webber Hospital
Funeral Directors Directory Entries for Maine towns
Funeral Service at 35 Spring St Saco listed. Emond Conroy Funeral Home directed by John P Conroy Jr of 72 Hill St Biddeford with phone numbers 284 5511 and 282 1818. Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home on Stone St Biddeford contact 283 3653. R Martel listed as director.
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Spring St. Saco
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Kids Are Targets Library Readies For Summer
Public library plans a busy summer program at McArthur Library under director Robert Filgate. Children’s librarian Anne Chisholm coordinates storytime for preschoolers from June 26 to August 7, with crafts, games, and songs. Miss Christiane Fokken will teach arts and crafts Tuesdays starting June 24, and outdoor readings occur at Clifford Park Rotary Park and May Field with Parks and Recreation approval. Read and Tell returns June 23. readers must finish ten books for a certificate and party. volunteers are sought, including seniors and those who can tell stories in French.
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Gottingen
Germany
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University of Maine
Biddeford
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Sanitary District aims for fall funding, DEP approval
Kennebunkport officials report a tri town sanitary district plans a concrete proposal for DEP approval and EPA funding this fall. The regional plan centers on a $200000 solid waste shredder plus three 40 foot trailers and a tractor to move material to town sites. If funded, towns would contribute about $40000 from revenue sharing. the project favors shredding over a regional landfill and aims to reclaim land with pulverized waste. Officials include Stedman Seavey Herman Cohen Margaret Pearson and Robert Sprague. Further town meetings would be needed for final approval.
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Tri-Town
State Department of Environmental Protection
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
David Eens
Kennebunk
Arundel
Beachwood Road
Leach
Walley
Kennebunk Port
Survivor recalls last Indian massacre tale in Nevada
Yakima Washington AP. Mary Jo Estep 75 learns she is among the last survivors of a 1911 massacre of Shoshone Indians in northern Nevada. Author Dayton Hyde spent years researching a novel The Last Free Man and traced her family from Twin Falls Idaho to Winnemucca Nevada. The family endured a brutal chase across Nevada Territory, near Winnemucca, ending in a deadly attack. Estep was adopted after surviving tuberculosis deaths. she had long kept silent about the massacre and later learned details through Hyde's work.
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Wash
Mary Jo Estep
United States
Nevada
Miss Estep
Dayton O. Hyde
Mike
Twin Falls
Idaho
California
Sierra Nevada
Winnemucca
Nev
Carson, Nev
Evan Estep
Indian Agency
Ft. Hall
Mary Jo
Hyde
Mary Jeep
Washington Normal School
Ellensburg
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