Deaths Mount Vernon Man Kenneth W Lovejoy 43
Kenneth William Lovejoy 43 of 21 Rich Ave Mount Vernon died yesterday at home after living in this community and formerly of Saco Maine He was born May 1 1925 in Biddeford Maine son of William Love and Ruth Simmons Lovejoy Gaddas He worked for RCA at Radio City He is survived by widow Florine two daughters Sandra Garland Westbrook Maine Beverly Garland Hollis Center Maine two sons Edward Kenneth W Lovejoy Hollis Center and his mother Funeral services 11 a m tomorrow at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Scarsdale Interment in this community Funeral arrangements are with Davis Funeral Home
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Kenneth William Lovejoy
Rich Ave
Saco
Maine
Biddeford
William Love
Ruth Simmons Lovejoy Gaddas
Lovejoy
RCA
Radio City
Florine Lovejoy
Sandra Garland
Westbrook
Beverly Garland
Hollis Center
Edward
Kenneth W. Lovejoy
Biddeford Man Philip Hebert 61 Dies at Home
Philip P Hebert 61 of 29 Mt Vernon St Biddeford died suddenly at his home He was born in Biddeford Apr 3 1907 son of Jule and Angelina Casavant Hebert He was a painter and member of St Andre's Church Survivors include widow Leona Boisvert Hebert five sons five brothers seven sisters and 15 grandchildren Funeral services set for 9 am Monday at St Andre's with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery Friends may call at Sansoucy Funeral Home 7 to 9 pm tonight and tomorrow and Sun 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Philip P. Hebert
Mt. Vernon St
Biddeford
Jule
Angelina Casavant Hebert
St. Andre's Church
Leona Boisvert Hebert
Rita Gilbert
Saco
Adrien R
Leo E
Conrad R
Donald J
Ernest
Roland
Alphie
Henri
Edgar
Eugene Guay
Mabel Perrin
Amos Merrow
Phillip Demers
Paul Guillereault
Roland Cadorette
Larry Boisvert
St. Joseph's Cemetery
San Soucy Funeral Home
Stone St
Mrs Adelaide Duguay Dies After Long Illness at 70
Mrs Adelaide E Duguay, 70, of 4 Horrigans Court Biddeford died last night in a local hospital after a long illness. Born in Kennebunk Feb 13 1898 she was a daughter of Marshall and Elizabeth Noble and worked in local shoe shops. She was a communicant of St Marys Church. Survived by three daughters Daisy McDonald Madeline Hubert Lorraine Jalbert all of Biddeford and Kennebunk and a son Ernest Duguay of Arundel. Ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 10:30 from St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call at Sanecoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford tonight 7–9 and Saturday and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Kennebunk
Marshall and
Elizabeth (Green) Noble
St. Mary’s Church
Biddeford
Daisy McDonald
Madeline Hubert
Saco
Lorraine Jalbert
Ernest Duguay
Arundel
St. Mary’s Cemetery
San. Eoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
James H. Larkin remembered in Saco post office life
James H. Larkin 70 of St. Cloud Florida died last night after a brief illness in a local hospital. A former assistant postmaster and 30 year postal worker born July 1897 in Saco he served as substitute carrier regular carrier clerical worker and assistant postmaster. Surviving family includes a daughter Harriet Wilson Sudbury Mass two sons Guy Larkin Saco John W. Larkin Ventura Calif a sister Marguerite Savage Temple nine grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements listed with Shumway Funeral Home Saco and burial planned Laurel Hill Cemetery with calling hours announced.
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James H. Larkin
St. Cloud
Fla
Saco
James
Margaret (Hay) Larkin
Robert Burns Club of
Scotland
Harriet Wilson
Sudbury
Mass
Guy Larkin
John W. Larkin
Ventura
Calif
Marguerite Savage
Temple
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Mrs Mabelle Libby 92 former Saco resident dies
Mrs. Mabelle Libby 92 of Waterboro and formerly of Saco died yesterday morning in a local nursing home. Born January 18 1876 in Oxford Massachusetts she was the widow of Roland W Libby. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 am from Angell Funeral Home Dane Street with Rev Henry O Megert officiating. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Funeral home may be open tonight from 7 to 9.
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Kennebunk
Mabelle Libby
Waterboro
Saco
Oxford
Mass
Roland W. Libby
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Henry 0. Megert
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Biddeford Woman At NDEA Session
NEWTON Mass Mrs Thomas J Wallace of Biddeford Maine formerly Joanne Perrault daughter of Dr and Mrs Oscar W Perrault arrived Wednesday at Fort Collins Colo where she will participate in a seven week summer session of the National Defense Educational Act Institute Francaise at Colorado State University Mrs Wallace earned a masters degree with an A average from Boston University this month and has accepted a position in the French department at Medford High School Massachusetts.
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Newton
Mass
Thomas J. Wallace
Joanne Perrault
Oscar W. Perrault
Biddeford
Maine
Fort Collins
Colo
National Defense Educational Act Institute Francaise
Colorado State University
Wallace
Boston University
Medford
Obituary and funeral home listings for Saco area
EMOND'S Funeral Home at 284 5511. Frank X Emond and J P Conroy listed. SHUMWAY Funeral Service at 35 ton Street Saco and 284 5611. Philip H Gross Sr Director noted.
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Ton Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Francis E Noyes Rites Held in Saco Church
Funeral services for Francis E. Noyes of 9 Central Street Saco were held today at Most Trinity Church Saco with Rev James Daly officiating. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery Biddeford graveside prayers by Father Daly. Bearers included Thomas Colpitts Paul Colpitts Philip Graves Mark Danis and Richard Simoneau.
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Francis E. Noyes
Central St
Saco
Most Trinity Church
James Daly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Biddeford
Father Daly
Thomas Colpitts
Paul Colpitts
Philip Graves
Mark Danis
Richard Simoneau
Biddeford Unit Names Delegates to York County Council
Delegates and alternates were named at a Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Biddeford. Delegates: Blanche Keithly Alice Goulet Laurette L Heureux Olive Croteau Rose Soulard. Alternates: Nellie Petit Annette Collard Arteline Daly Pauline Kennedy Germaine Lariviere. A shore dinner is planned for June 26 at Marshview Restaurant Scarborough.
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York County Council
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Blanche Keithly
Keithley
Alice Goulet
Laurette L'Heureux
Olive Croteau
Rose Soulard
Nellie Petit
Annette Collard
Arteline Daly
Pauline Kennedy
Germaine Lariviere
Kennedy
Lariviere
Croteau
Marshview
Route 1
Scarborough
CMP Directors Declare Dividend
AUGUSTA The directors of Central Maine Power Co declared a dividend of 27 cents per share on common stock payable July 31, 1968 to owners of record at close of business July 10, 1968.
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Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Comon
Sun Lamp Burns Hole in Living Room at Ocean Ave Beach Home
Firemen were called to the residence of Alec J. Garon at 33 Ocean Ave early this morning after a sun lamp burned a hole through the living room floor. Fire crews report only minor damage to the home in Old Orchard Beach.
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Old Orchard Beach
Alec J. Garon
Ocean Ave
Summer Theatrical Season Opens at Whitehall Maine
The Whitehall hotel hosts a new summer theatre company for one year with about 20 thespians painting and renovating the venue. The venue seats 250 in the round, with smaller casts on Tue Wed Thu and larger casts Fri Sat. An art gallery will be directed by artist-in-residence Mrs Stephen Bittersub. Charles Rosen will inaugurate a speech and drama program in local schools this fall. The group includes ages 18 to 70 with prior professional or amateur theatre experience.
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Page One
City
Whitehall
Old Orchard Beach
Stephen Bitterbush
Charles Rosen
Manchester
Maine
Mrs Anita Chaloult Surgical Patient at Notre Dame Hospital
Mrs Anita Chaloult age 79 of Mountain Road Biddeford is listed as a surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital Pool Road Biddeford.
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Anita Chaloult
Mountain Road
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Pool Road
Saco Fire Wives Set First Annual Banquet Route
Members of the Saco Fire men's Wives plan a 7 PM gathering at Shaw's Market in Saco Valley Shopping Center. They will visit the Glen-Mor Restaurant in Kennebunk for their first annual banquet.
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Saco
Boys Fellowship Meeting At Lyman Baptist Church
The Boys' Fellowship of the Lyman Baptist Church Good Wins Mills will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church.
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Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
St Johns Guild Plans 41st Summer Fair at Beach
A meeting of the Auxiliary Guild of St Johns-by-the-Sea Parish set the 41st annual Summer Fair for July 20 from 3 to 7 30 p m at the beach location. Lobster salad strawberry short cake supper will be served 5 30 to 7 30 p m with an auction at 7 30 p m led by Miss Ann Pennell. Committees include Frances Pettengill as general chair and for advertising Ann Pennell dining room Katherine Whitman kitchen Frances Pettengill aprons May Slaney and Carol Collins novelties and jewelry Carol Collins food Sarah Smith and Marie Court white elephants Eunice Pettengill and Lillian Gross food barrel Albert Collishaw. Present were Rev Harold McElwain president Frances Pettengill May Slaney Lillian Gross Ann Pennell and Marie Couri.
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Auxiliary Guild
St. Johns-by-the-Sea
St. John Street
Ann Pennell
Frances Pettengill
Katherine Whitman
May Slaney
Carol Collins
Sarah Smith
Marie Court
Eunice Pettengill
Lillian Gross
Albert Collishaw
Harold McElwain
Marie Couri
Senator Smith criticizes M16 contract awards scandal
Sen. Margaret Chase SmithLak Maine denounces Army rifle contracts as shady after General Motors Ypsilanti division lands 56 million and Harrington & Richardson 42 million. Maremont of Saco says it could supply for 36 million but was not asked. Senate probe widens as Army admits price not decisive.
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Washington
Army
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Maine
General Motors Ypsilanti
Mich
Harrington & Richardson
Worcester
Mass
Maremont Corp
Saco
Sen. Smith
Senate
House
Senate Armed Service Subcommittee
Samuel Shaw
Shaw
Maremont
Summer Snow Hits Mt. Washington
Mt Washington summit records a sub freezing 23 degrees as snow falls while lower elevations in New England warm in the 40s to 50s. More than three quarters of an inch of snow blankets the peak of the Northeast’s tallest mountain.
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MT. Washington
N. H
New England
Hats Off to Miss Burleigh Tribute at Park Street School
A bulletin board sign at Park Street School in Kennebunk honors Miss Frances Burleigh who retires after 43 years of teaching. Large blue letters read Hats off to Miss Burleigh and hats crafted from construction paper with signatures of all teachers and staff surround the sign.
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KENNEBUNK — A _ bulletin board
Park Street
Frances Burleigh
Burleigh
Warren explains upset despite forecast victory
Earl Warren attributes his election result to President Truman receiving too many votes, offering the explanation as the race continued despite nearly unanimous forecasts of a Warren win.
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Warren
Truman
Journal Read Wants Ads Readers In Every Issue
Local newspaper invites readers to peruse Want Ads for listings across jobs, housing, and services. Busy classifieds page highlights timely opportunities, market asks, and customers seeking goods with quick contact details.
Weather and North Korea mail reports in brief
Weather outlook for Portland calls for fair and cool nights with lows in the 40s and rising warmth Saturdays with increasing clouds. North Korea propaganda letters from Pueblo crewmen continue, presses claim health but mail access remains restricted, and U S officials note a drop in mail while propaganda films circulate abroad.
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Portland
Weather outlook for northern New England and Rhode Island
The five day forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for near normal temperatures in Massachusetts Rhode Island and northern New England from Saturday to Wednesday. Expect highs in the 70s with lows in the 50s to low 60s and total precipitation around a quarter to a half inch, more than half an inch in Vermont. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are possible Saturday night into Sunday and again on Wednesday.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Pueblo Crisis After North Korea Seizure Report
The Pueblo's crew suffered several wounded as the ship was seized in international waters. Fireman Duane D. Hodges died from his injuries, with remaining crew believed alive. Talks at Panmunjom have stalled, while North Korea relocates the vessel toward the northern coast near Chonjin. Washington reports offer for impartial investigation have been rejected.
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Pueblo
Duane D. Hodges
Creswell
Ore
Washington
United Nations
U.S
Panmunjom
Wonsan
Chonjin
Senate tax and spending bill faces broad cuts and reforms
The measure caps federal employment at 2,366,000 in June 1966 with 244,000 positions to cut by not filling a quarter of vacancies, orders a $10 billion appropriations reduction next year, and seeks rescission of $8 billion in unused funds. It extends auto and telephone taxes to 1970 and plans a 1973 phase out, speeds corporate tax payments, allows unemployed fathers AFDC and unemployment benefits in the same week, and calls for a comprehensive tax reform proposal by year end.
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Congress
AFDC
Local Residents Sentenced in Superior Court
Vernon Richardson of the Thacher Hotel Biddeford was sentenced to 15 days in Alfred jail after being found guilty of fraudulently evading a taxi fare from Waterville to Biddeford on April 7. Almond Meeks of Portsmouth received sentences from one year three months to three years in Thomaston State Prison for indecent liberties involving two 12 year old boys in Kittery. Sentences run concurrently. Walter Marston of Waterboro was fined 10 and 10 costs for parking on a way and obstructing traffic in Waterboro on April 17. Dana E. Johnson of North Berwick was fined 25 for operating a motor vehicle without a license in South Berwick on Feb. 12.
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Alfred
Thomas E. Delahanty
York County
Thomaston
Almond Meeks
Portsmouth
Meeks
Kittery
T. A. Fitanides
Delahanty
Walter Marston
Waterboro
South Berwick
Dana E. Johnson
North Berwick
Portland bids open for six five year renewals
Kyros stated the six five year renewals will be bid with bids opened August 1 at 2 p.m. at the main post office in Portland.
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Kyros
Portland
Sentinel missile defense sparks clash with McNamara
Washington wrestles with a developing campaign issue as the Pueblo seizure looms and Defense Secretary Clifford reveals a key policy rift with his predecessor Robert McNamara over the Sentinel missile defense system.
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Washington
U.S
Pueblo
Clifford
Robert McNamara
Sentinel
State Trooper Answers Plea Over Wells Man Shooting
In York County Superior Court yesterday State Trooper William J. Manduca answered a complaint filed by Roland E. Hilton of Wells. The suit seeks 100000 dollars and 3000 dollars for medical and funeral expenses connected to the April 20, 1967 shooting death of David L. Hilton. Manduca, 30, says Hilton was escaping and would have endangered the officer’s life. he asserts immediate medical help was provided and that he acted to prevent a felon’s escape while immune as a state trooper. He filed for summary judgment.
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Alfred
Roland E. Hilton
Wells
York County Superior Court
William J. Manduca
David L. Hilton
Manduca
Hilton
Hallowell
Biddeford
Maine
Sherwood Baston
Jerry Flowers
Pros Dominate Dean Martin Summer Replacement Show
New York AP reports The Golddiggers replacement show for Deane Martin features Joey Heatherton Frank Sinatra Jr plus Paul Lynde Barbara Heller and Stu Gilliam. The review notes an uneven mix of musical numbers sketches and spoofed scenes with Lynde and Heller delivering strongest performances.
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Dean Martin
NBC
Hour
Joey Heatherton
Frank Sinatra Jr
Miss Heatherton
Sinatra
Paul Lynde
Barbara Heller
Stu Gilliam
Joey
Daddy
Lynde
Miss Heller
Clark Kent
Superman
Kennebunk public supper and information center hours
A public supper at Christ Church runs tonight from 5 to 7. The Kennebunkport Information Center opens for the season Monday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sundays 1 to 6 p.m. Guests include John Merrill of North Carolina visiting the Daigle family on Summer Street.
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Christ Church
Kennebunkport
John Merrill
North Carolina
Joseph Daigle
Summer Street
Harry Knight
Cole Read
North Yarmouth Academy
Yarmouth
Robert Chambers
Mousam Road
Highpine
Wells
Norman Parent
Theresa
Augusta
Donald V. Dulac
Bethany
Intervale Road
E. D. McKeon
Colonial Drive
Chelmsford
Mass
Gerald F. Clark
News At A Glance Highlights From A Turbulent Senate Week
The Senate likely to rapidly approve a House bill granting President Johnson a 10 percent tax cut. U.S. sources say radar readings misidentified enemy helicopter activity near the DMZ. A wounded Marine parachutist is used unknowingly to lure a Viet Cong ambush. Demonstrators arrested as violence prompts police response. A gun control drive advances in the Senate to restrict mail order rifles and shotguns. House action expected midweek. A runaway locomotive derails after a 90 mph dash through Kansas. The SNCC names a Newark leader as new head, signaling a shift away from a cult of personality. Sailor Hugo Vihlen floats north of his Florida path as Gulf Stream currents pull him off course. Republicans courting the vice presidency align with potential contenders.
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House
Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Pooene Ene
Ares
Canessen Yi
Kansas
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Newark
Maine Governor reiterates Dickey Dam need after Congress cuts
Governor Curtis said the Dickey-Lincoln hydroelectric project remains essential despite a setback in Congress. He accused lawmakers of bowing to private power interests as $617,000 in funds were deleted. Curtis warned Maine residents will not abandon efforts to secure low cost power amid a multi billion dollar public works budget.
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Augusta
Curtis
Congress
Dickey-Lincoln
St. John River
Maine
Saco City Offices on Summer Schedule
City Hall offices in Saco will close Saturday mornings beginning tomorrow until Sept. 7. City Clerk Joan Lamontagne said fishing licenses may be obtained at the Saco police station during this time.
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Saco
Joan Lamontagne
Beach Woman Gets Court Summons
Saco police report a car driven by Marion E. Davis age 35 of 21 Washington Ave Old Orchard Beach knocked down two mail boxes and struck a utility pole on Ocean Park Road yesterday. Mrs Davis was summoned to court for failing to heed after striking fixed objects.
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Saco
Marion E. Davis
Washington Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ocean Park Road
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Portland Court
In U S District Court in Portland numerous bankruptcy petitions and wage earner plans were filed. Notable cases include Saco process operator Mary R Belanger with assets of 1000 and liabilities 4109, Kennebunk mechanic Hurley K Chadbourne with 4495 in liabilities and 20 in assets, Rich ard D Leonard of Kennebunkport with 19827 liabilities and 900 assets, Louis J Chasse of Biddeford with 14441 in liabilities and 125 in assets, Walter R Peare Jr of Biddeford with 2096 liabilities and 5 assets, and Edwin E Herrick of Saco with 1271 liabilities and 20 exempt assets.
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Bankruptcy Court
Portland
U. S. District Court
Saco
Mary R. Belanger
Kennebunk
Hurley K. Chadbourne
Richard D. Leonard
Louis J. Chasse
Biddeford
Walter R. Peare Jr
Edwin E. Herrick
Dominican hijacker releases Venezuelan airliner in Cuba
A Venezuelan Airliner hijacked by a young Dominican is freed by Cuban authorities and lands safely in Caracas. The incident ends without further violence as negotiations succeed and passengers are unharmed.
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Think
Richard M. Nixon
Caracas
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