Sunday Service at Ocean Park Featured Interdenominational Worship
Ocean Park hosts an interdenominational service at 10 30 a m with guest preacher Rev W Harper Welch of Portland and readings by Rev Ernst E Klein of Cambridge Mass and Rev Robert W Thurston of New London N H The temple choir conducts the music with Sibelius and other composers The 7 30 p m sacred concert features the Shuster Chorale of Portland and a devotional period led by Rev Romer C Bry ant St Nicholas is the patron saint of children and Cardinal Cushing marks 30 years as Boston bishop
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Ocean Park
W. Harper Welch
State Street Church
United Church of Christ
Portland
Montpelier
Jesus
First Baptist Church
New London
N.H
Temple
Sibelius
Steward Shuster
Ocean Park Assembly
Marjorie L. Sinclair
Dearborn
Mich
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Ocean Park Association
Furber Gardens
Buxton Corner
B. C. Jordan Memorial Hall
Ethel G. Nelson
Shuster Chorale of
Bach
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Haydn
Vaughan Williams
God Our Father
Besbide
Shaker
Crotch
Pitoni
Sylvia Nickels
Margery Shuster
Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine
Business listing for the law firm Dennett and Craig located at 365 Main Street in Saco Maine. The notice presents the address and firm name without additional context or services.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco, Maine
Death of Ray mond F. Savage at 60 in South Berwick
Raymond F. Savage 60 died Wednesday night at his home on the Eliot Dover Road. He served as executive director of York County Community Action Corp. and earlier as assistant director. Born July 19, 1908 in Lowell Mass he ran gas stations in New Hampshire region and car dealerships in Biddeford and Marlboro. He later worked with SBA Score program and the Community Action Corp. He supported Head Start and Pinecap efforts and helped start manpower programs. Survived by widow Simone Ruthier Savage and two sisters. services set at St Michael’s Church with burial in Lowell.
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South Berwick
Raymond F. Savage
Eliot - Dover
Carl E. Richards
Alfred
York County
Saw
York County Community Action Corp
Lowell
Mass
Eugene
Mary McGowan Savage
Kittery
Portsmouth
N.H
Biddeford
Marlboro
Small Business Administration
Community Action Corp
Savage
U.S Department of Agriculture
Employment Security Commission
Pinecap Inc
Dirctors
Simone Ruthier Savage
Gertrude M. Savage
Edward Kinghorn
Elizabeth
N.J
St. Michael's Church
Louis Berube
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Portland Man Dies At Biddeford Pool
Biddeford police reported Albert F. Hanson of Portland died this morning while fishing at Biddeford Pool after a hoat attack. He was 67 and pronounced dead by Dr. Thomas Anon, York County medical examiner.
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Biddeford
Albert F. Hanson
Portland
Biddeford Pool
Hanson
Thomas Anon
York County
Funeral Services for Mrs Alice Cleaves Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Cleaves of 178 South Street Biddeford were held at St Josephs Church Biddeford. Rt Rev Msgr Elie Hevey presided assisted by Rev Sylvie Levesque and Rev Rogerue. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco with pallbearers Normand Jeannette Roland Roy Joseph Loranger Edmond Neault Clement Fleurent and Gerard Fleurent.
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Alice Cleaves
South St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Elie Hevey
Sylvie Levesque
Rogerue
Diana Rousselle
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Normand Jeannette
Roland Roy
Joseph Loranger
Edmond Neault
Clement Fleurent
Gerard Fleurent
Funeral details for Hortense Ouellette in Biddeford
Hortense Ouellette of Hills Beach will be conducted tomorrow at 12 noon instead of 1 p.m. at St. Andre's Church. Friends may call at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill Street Biddeford today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Ouellette
Hortense Ouellette
Long Avenue
Hills Beach
St. Andre’s Church
Biddeford
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Marines in Vietnam Service Listed for Biddeford Men
Marine Lance Corporal Joel B. Warner son of Mrs Kenneth Spaulding of Old Orchard Beach serves with Marine Air Group at Cherry Point. Marine Private First Class Frank L. Buda, husband of Joanne Leach of Biddeford, serves with the Third Battalion Fifth Regiment First Marine Division in Vietnam.
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Marine Lance Corp
Joel B. Warner
Kenneth Spaulding
Stagecoach Drive
Old Orchard Beach
Marine Air— Group
Cherry Point
PFC
Frank L. Buda
Leo G. Buda
Route 3
Joanne M., Leach
South St
Biddeford
Fifth Regiment
First Marine Division
Vietnam
Our Lady of Fatima Circle to Meet for Prayers
Members of Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella will meet at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford tonight at 7 15 to offer prayers for Hortense M Quellette mother of a member.
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Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Hortense M. Quellette
Deserter Sentences and AWOL Trends Stir Pentagon Panel
The panel criticized varying sentences for AWOL linked deserters citing Sweden as a case. It noted a four month sentence for a man who had pledged return within six months, contrasted with harsher terms in similar cases. Laird defended disparities as inherent in unique cases and stated limits on negotiations and extradition. Pentagon data show 749 service members went AWOL to foreign countries since mid 1966, 174 to Sweden with about 50 returning. The subcommittee warned of underreported deserter cases via in absentia discharges, urging changes to reduce loopholes and align penalties.
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Sweden
Laird
U.S
State Department
Pentagon
United States
Subcommittee
Uniform
Biddeford Minister Announces Service
Biddeford United Church of Christ will hold Sunday service at 9 am led by Rev. John H. Miller. He reflects on the church history and past ministers while addressing present and future challenges. Guest soprano Lucille Mistos will sing Rest In The Lord. Merry, director of music, offers Prelude Praise by Wilson Offertory Think On Me by Scott and Postlude The Victory Of Faith by Rand.
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United Church of Christ
Congregational
Biddeford
John H. Miller
Lucille Mistos
Merry
Wilson
Scott
Rand
Truck Trips Alarm At Value House Elm Street Biddeford
Biddeford police report a truck delivering articles to Value House on Elm Street set off burglar alarms by vibrations while backing in. The incident was observed this morning and prompted a police response.
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Biddeford
Value House
Elm Street
Carburetor Fire Doused By Biddeford Firefighters
Biddeford firefighters yesterday used chemical suppressants to extinguish a carburetor fire that started in the car of Ralph Jaques.
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Biddeford
Ralph,Jaques
Portland Weather Update Keeps It Warm And Humid
Generally fair conditions spread across Portland with a rise in humidity Saturday. Highs reach 85 to 90 degrees inland while coastal areas stay in the 70s. Tonight remains warm with low temperatures 65 to 70 degrees.
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Portland
Miss Ready Feted At Bridal Shower
Bridal shower for Miss Elizabeth Ready, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ready of Biddeford, hosted by her aunt at 15 Old Orchard Road Saco. She and Robert Caret, son of Mr and Mrs Laurent Caret of Biddeford, plan to wed August 23. Numerous relatives attended and several more sent gifts.
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Elizabeth Ready
Edward Ready
Victory Lane
Biddeford
Miss Ready
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Robert Caret
Laurent Caret
Mason St
Mary Ann Caret
Philip Bouthot
Mamie Santorsola
Anthony Hodges
Sophie Victor
Peter Vassill
Peter Victor
Amy Albert
Elaine Deschambeault
Albert Talento
Peter Mantis
Alexis Oo
Diane Liby
Beach Day Camp Bowling Tourney Starts in Scarbo
The Happy Day Camp for Boys and Girls opened its annual bowling tournament at Big Twenty Lanes in Scarbo. Mike Anton directed with coaches Sandra Lord Kevin Robert Ronnie Goulet Terri Regan Kathi Daly Susan Wakefield and Kathi Wright assisting. Winners in the boys division were the Red Barons with 249 pins. Captain Marty Murphy led the team with Paul Goudreau Peter Fineberg and Kenneth Black. Second were the Ten Pins with 247 pins led by Captain Robert J Robert John Boissonneault John Conley and George Conley with David Baker. Third were the San Francisco Bays with 244 pins including Captain Gary Latno Scott Hutchinson Rickie Dewise and Richard Simonds. In girls division first were the Bowlers with 235 pins led by Captain Ginette Beaudreau J Nathanson Cindy Sawtelle Chery Hayford and Susan Shapiro. Second were the All Cats with 200 pins led by Captain Cheryl Worden Elaine Shapiro Tammy Ahearn Mary Delloio and Ellen Chenard. Third were the Hot Rods with 197 pins led by Captain Debbie Pass Jodie Ahearn Paula Thompson Denise Worthing and Wendy Pond.
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Old Orchard Beach
Happy Day Camp
Scarbo
Mike Anton
Sandra Lord
Kevin Robert
Ronnie Goulet
Terri Regan
Kathi Daly
Susan Wakefield
Kathi Wright
William Earle
Red Barons
Marty Murphy
Paul Goudreau
Peter Fineberg
Kenneth Black
Robert J. Robert
John Boissonneault
John Conley
George Conley
David Baker
San Francisco Bays
Gary Latno
Scott Hutchinson
Rickie Dewise
Richard Simonds
Ginette Beaudreau
J Nathanson
Cindy Sawtelle
Chery! Hayford
Susan Shapiro
Allv Cats
Chery! Worden
Elaine Shapiro
Tammy Ahearn
Mary Delloio
Ellen Chenard
The
Hot Rods
Debbie Pass
Jodie Ahearn
Paula Thompson
Denise Worthing
Wendy Pond
Nine and San Francisco Art Institute Instructors
Richard A. Spencer of New York will teach social studies and holds a Harvard B.A. in government and a Columbia Law L.L.B. He has researched Haiti under the Duvalier regime and interned in Senator Edward M. Kennedy's office. Michael E. Siviski of Winslow will teach physical education and serve as assistant football coach, graduate of the University of Maine.
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San Francisco Art Institute
Richard A. Spencer
New York
Harvard University
L.L
There Are 92 Classifieds I Want Ads. Why Not Use One
A brief, promotional note urging readers to place classified ads by highlighting 92 available categories. Encourages action and positions the classifieds section as comprehensive and essential for readers seeking to sell items or services. Ends with call to participate.
Kennebunk Selectmen Pass Ordinances
Kennebunk town officials approved three traffic ordinances at a public hearing. New rules ban parking on Beach Avenue sections and near designated beach cross walks, with enforcement starting after posted notices. The board also discussed limiting trailers and campers at beach areas and continuing prior policy on Maine Municipal Association sequels. Street light installation in Maguire Road area, Evergreen Avenue, Kennebunk and Plummer Street was approved.
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Kennebunk
Lower Town Hall
Board of Selectmen
Beach Avenue
Gooch’s Creek Bridge
Beach Pn
Hugh Googins
Maine Municipal Association
Selectmen
Maguire Road
Evereen Avenue
Kennebunkahh
Plummer Street
Summer Street
Saco Budget Sees Increases Across Bond and Insurance
Saco bond redemption costs rise by 20 977 from last year and city insurance rates up 6 000. Employee and insurance for Blue Cross and disability total 5 100 this year. Overall net budget increases by 374 862 compared with last year.
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Blue Cross
Czechoslovak family at Yugoslav Italian border incident
In Gorizia Italy a four member Czechoslovak family attempted to flee into Italy by scaling a wire fence on the Yugoslav border. Only the father, 27 year old Barabas Jindricc, reached Italy while his wife and two children were carried away by Yugoslav guards. He sought contact with Yugoslav authorities as police placed him in a refugee camp and pursued family status.
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Gorizia
Italy
Barabas Jindricc
Yugoslavia
Nixon Seaway Visit Marks Northward Trip Anniversary
President Nixon visits Canada for the tenth anniversary ceremonies of the St. Lawrence Seaway opening. He rededicates a dam named for Eisenhower with Prime Minister Trudeau at Massena and participates in plaque ceremonies at Expo 67 site in Montreal. The entourage includes Julie Nixon Eisenhower, David Eisenhower, Rogers, Kissinger, and Gov. Rockefeller.
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Washington
Nixon
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massena
N.Y
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Pierre Trudeau
Eisenhower
Montreal
Wells Marshlands Appeal Is Filed
Alfred and Sanford couple file appeal to Maine Supreme Court to overturn a Superior Court order restraining them from filling in a fee acres of Wells marshland. The 1967 actions included waivers with Town of Wells and State Wetlands Control Board. controversy noted as test for the board. The article also references a large warehouse fire, civil unrest in multiple cities, and a Ben Het deployment, with the Supreme Court decision cited as upholding marshland value and conservation.
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Alfred
Sanford
Maine Supreme Court
Wells
R. B. Johnson
Mabel F. Johnson
State Wetlands Control Board
Wetone Board
Johnsons
York County Superior Court
Law Court
Supreme Court
Donald Webber
Superior Court
Webhannet River
Raustice Webber
Paris
Finch Gives Up On Knowles
Washington AP Secretary of Welfare Robert H Finch relinquished his fight to have Dr John H Knowles nominated as top health official amid opposition from the American Medical Association and Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen He said the protracted debate left Knowles unable to function effectively and he would ask President Nixon to nominate another candidate Knowles was director of Massachusetts General Hospital and a longtime backer of unpopular causes to organized medicine The move ends a six month stalemate and a possible resignation as Finch takes responsibility for the delay He did not name a replacement and Dirksen declined comment
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
John H. Knowles
American Medical Associa
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
John Knowles
Finch
Nixon
Welfare Department
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
White House
Boston
St. Lawrence Sea
Cairo curfew returns after whites and Negroes clash
Ten cided Thursday against calling in the guardsmen, imposing a curfew or prohibiting liquor and gasoline sales in the neighborhood. The condition is under control, Leahy said after meeting with leaders. A curfew was reimposed in Cairo after a street standoff where about 400 whites marched for equal rights and 150 Negroes confronted them, bricks and bottles flying while police quickly intervened.
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Leahy
Cairo
William Petersen
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Nelson Rockefeller
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