Deaths Euzeb Corriveau 76 of Saco
Euzeb Corriveau 76 of 178 Pleasant Street Saco died after a short illness in a Biddeford hospital. He was born October 30 1890 in Wallagrass son of Etienne and Elizabeth Corriveau. He leaves three daughters, three sisters and one brother with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Thursday at 8 am followed by interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call at Spumway Funeral Home Saco today and tomorrow evenings.
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Euzeb Corriveau
Pleasant St
Saco
Biddeford
Wallagrass
Etienne
Elizabeth Picard Corriveau
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Claire Corriveau
Jean Roy
Lewiston
Dora Fagula
Laconia
N.H
Elsie Martin
Edilie Belanger
Jane Ouellette
Soldier Pond
Joseph Corriveau
Gren
Niees
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Spumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Maine Court Orders Mortgage Guarantee Or Show Cause
Supreme Court Justice Walter M Tapley Jr. ordered the Maine Recreation Authority to guarantee a $3 million mortgage to Lovell based Evergreen Valley Development Corp Lowell. The petition alleges the MRA refused the Evergreen Mortgage due to illegal commitments to a Bigelow Mountain development group formed out of state.
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Portland
Supreme Court
Walter M. Tapley Jr
Maine Recreation Authority
Lovell
Development Corp
Evergreen Valley of
Lowell
MRA
Evergreen
Heart Triggers Auto Accident In Pittsfield Farmer Dies
Pittsfield turkey farmer Ernest Vigue, 50, died after a heart attack caused a car crash when his vehicle struck a tree. Medical examiner Dr. Ernest W. Stein said autopsy results released Monday linked the fatal incident to a heart condition.
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Pittsfield
Ernest W. Stein
Stein
Ernest Vigue
Vigue
Mighty Falls of Victoria on the Zambezi River
Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River in Africa is higher and wider than its American counterpart. It spans about 1,900 yards across and drops up to 355 feet. The roar travels 20 miles and the plume is visible for seven miles.
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Victoria Falls
Africa
Zambezi River
Liquor Raids Reported in Biddeford as Officials Silence
State Liquor Commission officials conducted two raids in Biddeford on Sunday citing Sunday sales violations and illegal possession with intent to sell. Details remain unavailable with Timothy Murphy and Augusta officials declining comment. Cases expected in Saco District Court Thursday.
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State Liquor Commission
Biddeford
Commission
Timothy Murphy
Murphy
Augusta
Saco District Court
First National Bank Recovers Stolen Money in Maine
The $7,687 taken in the Biddeford bank holdup that killed Maine State Trooper Charles Black has been recovered and returned to First National Bank of Biddeford. York County Clerk Albert Merryman and Sheriff Richard Dutremble carried the funds to bank officials as justice moves to return the cash, declared bank property, after the 1964 case.
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Maine
First National Bank of
Biddeford
South Berwick
Pepperell Trust Co
Main St
York County
Albert Merryman
Merryman
Richard Dutremble
Charles E. Gould
First National
Main Street
Superior Court
Charles A. Pomeroy
Merger of Two Churches Seen Certain
The proposed merger of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren into a single body named the United Methodist Church appears virtually guaranteed. Ohio and nationwide voting by delegates show overwhelming approval, with final audits planned and a union conference set for Dallas in year.
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Dayton
Ohio
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren
EUB
United Methodist Church
Sandusky
St. Marys
Ohio Sandusky
Tennessee
Dallas
Tex
Taxi Damaged In Accident At Saco
A taxicab owned by Lionel H. Parenteau of Biddeford sustained damages of 75 dollars after being struck in a parking space near Percy's Pharmacy on Main Street Saco. The other driver was Darlene P F Garneau of Old Orchard Beach.
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Lionel H. Parenteau
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Percy
Main Street
Saco
Darlene PF. Garneau
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Local Servicemen and Relatives Noted in Brief Items
Mrs. Harry Gowen of Biddeford is a patient at Mercy Hospital in Portland. Lt. David P. Hilton of Wells participated in decommissioning ceremonies at McGuire AFB New Jersey. Leo S. Glass of Saco graduated from Aviation Structural Mechanic Hydraulics School in Memphis Tennessee. Thomas E. Charron of Saco serves aboard USS Randolph, NATO exercise participant. Gerald J. Edwin of Biddeford completed two weeks of active duty training at Great Lakes Illinois and returned to his reserve unit. Mrs. William Trott of Biddeford returned home after visits with relatives in Connecticut and Hebron and attended Russell Blow’s graduation from Rham High School.
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Harry Gowen
Herring Avenue
Biddeford
Mercy Hospital
Portland
David P. Hilton
USNR
Earl P. Hilton
Wells
Naval Transport Squadron Three
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Leo S. Glass
USN
Emile A. Perreault Jr
Oak St
Saco
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas E. Charron
Gerald Charron
Storer St
Randolph
NATO
Gerald J. Edwin
Wilfred L. Edwin Jr
Lunt St
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
William Trott
South St
Robert T. Sweeney
East Hartford
Conn
Paul Blow
Hebron
Russell Blow
Rham High School
Myrtle Poore
Pool Road
Trott
Local Club and Legion Meetings Planned in Saco and Biddeford
Members of Owen-Davis Unit, American Legion Auxiliary meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home Beach Street Saco. Unity Social Club gathers 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Ruth Scammon Buxton Road Saco and travels to Pine Point for a picnic then to Irene Townsend Hill Street Saco for a business session. Council Chagnon Union Street Jean Baptiste holds a corporation meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. at St John s Hall Adams Street Biddeford.
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Owen - Davis Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Home
Beach Street
Saco
Unity Social Club
Ruth Scammon
Buxton Road
Pine Point
Irene Townsend
Hill St
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
St. John's Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Church Notes Midweek services and rehearsals listed for local churches
A schedule of Wednesday church activities across area congregations. Girl Guards meet 6:30 p m at Salvation Army hall Old Orchard Beach. Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills holds 7 p m service with 8 p m choir. Various prayer meetings Bible studies and choirs follow at Biddeford United Baptist Faith Tabernacle Ogunquit Baptist Village Baptist Kennebunkport Wells and Kennebunkport churches with times ranging 6:30 to 7:59 p m.
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Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Lyman
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Kennerunkport
Arsonist Seeks Prison Release From Old Orchard Beach
John J. Hayes 20 of Old Orchard Beach seeks release from state prison where he serves 8 to 20 years for arson in last year’s Federal School blaze. He was among four young men convicted in the fire, with the case filed Monday. The note about scallop anatomy appears as a non sequitur in the report.
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Alfred
John J. Hayes
Old Orchard Beach
Hayes
Portland Weather Forecast Tonight and Wednesday
Fair and cool tonight with low temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Light and variable winds. Wednesday will be fair and warm with highs in the middle 70s.
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Portland
City council considers parking, zoning, and street updates
City officials discussed right of way issues with the Boston and Maine Railroad and voted on measures including a new no parking sign on Sea View Avenue, speed regulations, a stop sign on Wildwood Drive, and closing Main Street during the Centennial Parade. They also funded a sander, extended Piney Woods Road access, and awaited the planning board’s comprehensive survey final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Boston and Maine Railroad
O'Neil
Doyle
Purvis
Harold Waight
Seaview Avenue
Camp Ellis
Waight
Wildwood Drive
Main Street
Malcolm McLeod
Joan Lamontagne
Saco Yacht Club
Lincoln Street
Spring Street
Planning Board
James Cartier
Board of Assessors
Wilson
Piney Woods Road
Kinney Shores
Alfred Coulombe
McLeod
Name links pair of Kentucky officials in Frankfort
William Smart serves as a supervisor in the Kentucky Department of Education while nearby James Shepherd pastors the First Methodist Church, highlighting a close proximity of public service and community leadership in Frankfort.
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Frankfort, Ky
William Smart
Kentucky Department of Education
James Shepherd
First Methodist Church
Youth Fined For Five Motor Car Violations
A Saco youth Gregory Crosby nineteen of Gove Avenue Camp Ellis was fined two hundred sixty dollars on five motor vehicle law convictions. Crosby pleaded guilty in Saco 10th District Court before Judge George Varney to driving to endanger falsifying an accident report driving without a license driving an unregistered motor vehicle and driving an uninspected vehicle.
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Saco
Gregory S&s.crosby
Gove Avenue
iCamp Ellis
Crosby
10Th District Court
George Varney
Reformatory
South Windham
Andrew R. Binette Jr
Beacon St
Superior Court
Varney
Jack Feeney
Dayton
Dennis K. Blain
Portland
Pierre Caron
Quebec
John J. Casey Jr
Peabody
Mass
Jacques Charette
Sharon Dianne Larsen
Anita M. Nelson
Dean Yves Roy
Old Orchard Beach
Michael J. Seneca
Robert E. Collins
Freeport
Seneca
Collins
Harland E. Jordan
Buxton
Brian K. Nichols
North Berwick
John C. Tufts
Kennebunk
Edward F. Gammon
Robert I. Pinkerton
Westbrook
William H. Anderson
F . Merrill Inc
South Portland
Andrew W. Cooper
Troy
N.Y
Jaquett S. Hickman
Manchester
N. H
Broiler Festival Slated For July
BELFAST AP reports the 20th Maine Broiler Festival will run July 7-8 with several tons of barbecued chicken. About 10 000 visitors are expected to attend the parade and the 1967 Broiler Queen selection.
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Belfast
Kennebunkport exhibit marks republication of Bradbury history
A public reception and exhibit will be held August 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Graves Memorial Library to honor the republication of a limited run of Bradbury’s History of Kennebunk Port. Sponsored by the Kennebunkport Historical Society and Durrell Publications, the book traces exploration voyages from 1602 to 1837, with notes on Gosnold, Cape Porpoise, and the 1812 war seamen list.
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Kennebunkport
Graves Memorial Library
Kennebunk Port
Charles Bradbury
Kennebunk
James K. Remich
Port
Brad
Bury
Joshua Herrick
North America
Cabot
Cortereal
York
Saco
Cape
Kennedy Assassination Probe Split as Gurvich Resigns
New Orleans official William Gurvich, former chief investigator for District Attorney Jim Garrison, resigns after accusing Garrison of rights violations and calling the Kennedy assassination the Warren Commission’s solution. He seeks grand jury action and pledges to present evidence he can prove. Old Orchard Beach council authorizes a 11650 note for a feasibility study and approves licenses as it mulls zoning appeals.
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New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
William Gurvich
Jim Garrison
Gurvich
Albert Labiche
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Garrison
Labiche
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
New York
District Attorney’s Office
U S War Actions Reported Across North Vietnam Front
American pilots strike Phu Xuyen and Hoang Mai rail yards near Hanoi as rail service is repaired after raids. U S Navy destroyers shell roads and waterways while South Vietnamese forces fight Viet Cong 40 miles southwest of Saigon. One Phantom jet downed by Chinese MIGs near Hainan. two airmen rescued by 7th Fleet helicopters.
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Page One
Phu Xuyen
Hanoi
Hoang Mai
U. S
Saigon
Hainan
da Nang
Philippines
Air Force
J.C. Blandford
Sherman, Tex
Jeremy M. Jarvis
Warren, Mich
Dan Nang
U. S. 7Th Fleet
North Vietnam
Ambulance Service Altered in Saco and Biddeford
Saco's ambulance operates in both cities today after Biddeford's emergency vehicle breaks down. The note adds that Chile is nicknamed the shoestring republic for its long narrow shape.
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Saco
Biddeford
Chile
Republic
Biddeford Boy Injured In Car and Bicycle Mishap
Leo Bedard eighteen of 32 Atlantic Avenue was injured when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Norman Trottier twenty four on Graham Street Biddeford. He received head injury treatment at Maine Medical Center after initial checks at Webber Hospital and was released home today. police investigated with witness Don Martin noting the boy rode into the car’s path from Emmons Place.
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Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Graham Street
Webber Hospital
Leo Bedard
Atlantic Ave
Bedard
Norman G. Trottier
Brackett St
Trottier
Emmons Place
Don Martin
Journal
First National
Pope Revives Permanent Diaconate Rank
Pope Paul VI announces the restoration of the permanent diaconate for married and single men to aid priest shortages. Eligible men: married 35 plus with wives’ consent. single 25 and remain chaste. Diaconate can preach and administer some sacraments but not celebrate Mass or hear confessions. National conferences will decide implementation. Regions with shortages in Latin America Africa and Asia expected to adopt most. Temporary diaconate previously allowed baptizing preaching and communion.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Sacred Order of the Diaconate
Bishops Conferences
Latin America
Africa
Asia
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Dennett & Craig
Dial
Shumway
Philip H. Gross Sr
Lorraine Paquette
Georgie E. Fowler
Mother
Theodore
Lewis
Fred
Madeline
Lillie
Erlene
Sandra
Robert
First National Bank
Rhine
Church Notes
Christ Church
Congregational Methodist
Dane Street
Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Full Gospel
Route A
Kennebunkport Historical Society
Council
Leon Jones
Jones
Currant and Cassette
Appeals Board
Dennis
Diane Camire
Leo Paul Camire
Green St
Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
National Guard
Kentucky
Burlington
General Electric
Miss Camire
University of Maine
Orono
Phi Kappa Phi
Kappa Delta Pi
Greenfield
St. Joseph's High School
Valliere
Carey Bros
Jewelers
Thacher Building
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