Irene Gaudette obituary from Biddeford pages
Miss Irene Gaudette 63 formerly of 33 Bacon Street Biddeford died June 26 at a local hospital after a long illness. Born November 27 1909 in Biddeford she worked at Pepperell Manufacturing Co. for over years retiring in 1954. She was a communicant of St Andre Church surviving brothers George and Roland Gaudette sisters Florence Lizotte Rose Gauthier and Yvonne Guay and several nieces and nephews. Mass will be Friday at 9 am at St Andre Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and Thursday at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home.
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Irene Gaudette
Bacon St
Biddeford
Ferdinand and
Alma (Girouard) Gaudette
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
St. Andre’s Church
George EE
Roland Gaudette
Benjamin
Florence) Lizotte
Edgar
Rose Alma) Gauthier
Norman
Yvonne) Guay
St. Andre Church
St. Joseph
Emond and Conroy
Hill St
Buxton florist Ralph Armentino Sr. dies at 79
Ralph Armentino Sr. of Buxton died June 25 at his Webster Road home at age 79. Born Sept. 25, 1893 in Ariano Irpino Italy he immigrated in 1901 and ran a Gorham florist for 50 years retiring a decade ago. He leaves a widow two sons five daughters siblings 20 grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at Neal and York Funeral Home Gorham with interment in Highland Cemetery Groveville.
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Buxton
Ralph Armentino Sr
Webster Road
Ariano
Irpino
Italy
John
Maria
Mustone) Armentino
Gorham
Frances (Mason) Armentino
Ralph Jr
Ronald
Maria Carson
Boxford
Mass
Gertrude Emery
Barre
Mabel S. Wilson
Portland
Frances Therriault
Freeport
Gloria Byrd
Winthrop
Joseph
Neal and York
State St
Highland Cemetery
Groveville
Amare
VFW Auxiliary Sets Poppy Sale and Thrift Sale Plans
Old Orchard Beach VFW Auxiliary led by President Ann Williamson schedules Buddy Poppy sales for Saturday in the Old Orchard area and a thrift sale July 12 13 and 14 at the Post home. Treasurer Dorothy Lenkowski notes 1974 dues payable. books collected for Togus library fundraiser.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Memorial
VFW
Post Home
Ann Wiliamson
Old Orchard
Dorothy Lenkowski
Community Service
Wyona Rowell
Togus
Frances Pellengi
Brewer
Ways and Means
Ann Williamson
National Home
Alice Morin
Mary Marshall
Dorothy Lenkowsk
The
VAVS
Veterans Services
Voice of Democracy
Frances Pellengill
China detonates atmospheric nuclear device over Sinkiang
Indian scientists report China set off a small atmospheric nuclear device in Lop Nor, Sinkiang, with explosive power estimated at one to two million tons of TNT. The Bhabha Atomic Research Center spokesman in Bombay confirms the test location and yield.
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Bombay
India
China
Sinkiang
Bhabha Atomic Research Center
Lop Nor
Funeral Directors and Services Contact Numbers Listed
Funeral homes Emond Conroy and Shumway and Gross plus Dennett and Craig in Saco Maine appear with phone numbers 284 5511 282 1818 and 284 5611. The listing includes the addresses 35 Spring Street and 365 Main Street.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring &T
Dennett & Craig
Main Ou
Saco
Maine
Tel
Reserved US Pet Rights by Los Angeles
A fragmentary notice discusses pet rights and ownership in relation to Los Angeles, referencing reserved status and rights management under a 1970s era US framework. The readable portion hints at governance or policy context without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Los Angeles
Portland Weather Brief
Tonight in Portland expect mostly cloudy skies with fog and a chance of showers and temperatures near 60. Thursday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the 70s to low 80s.
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Portland
New England Temperature Readings by City and State
Temperatures across New England and nearby areas show varied readings from 59 to 86 degrees. Cities listed include Boston Chatham Nantucket New Bedford Pittsfield Worcester Hartford New Haven Concord Lebanon Mt. Washington Burlington Montpelier Newport Bangor Caribou Eastport Greenville Portland Halifax Montreal Quebec with highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid 80s and overnight lows in the 40s to 60s.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
Ocean Pines Bus To Begin Running
Ocean Pines is set to receive bus service after Tenth Street in Ocean Park was resurfaced. The Biddeford and Saco Bus Co will operate, aimed at elderly residents in the Ocean Pines housing project, addressing long standing transportation issues noted by Town Manager Louis Sarelas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Public Works Department
Ocean Park
Biddeford and
Saco Bus Co
Ocean Pines
Louis Sarelas
Port Board Meets to Hear Two Variance Appeals
Kennebunkport Appeals Board weighs two requests. Ogden and Strude Beaton seek a 10 foot sideline setback for a two car garage on Maine Street with Stevens and Pratt as abutters. Joseph Celi seeks a 10 foot sideline setback for a cottage add on Cleaves Avenue Goose Rocks Beach. residents Burnham Acciardo Reed object. decision tabled for site inspection.
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Kennebunkport
Ogden
Strude Beaton
Maine
Schools Streets
Florence Pratt
School Street
Woodbury Stevens
Maine Street
Beatons
Stevens
Pratt
Joseph Celi
Cleaves Avenue
Goose Rocks Beach
Loraine Burnham
Celi
Marcia Acciardo
Sally Reed
Celi’s
Martin Kingsbury
Watergate aides may face indictment over cover up
Aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean could be indicted for obstructing justice over the Watergate cover up. White House spokesmen reiterate the President’s denial of knowledge or complicity as Haldeman and Ehrlichman issue separate interviews on the case.
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Dean
Nixon
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
CBS News
The
Seattle Times
Queen Elizabeth Visits Toronto Amid Royal Tour Turbots and Turbulence
A hundred fish were to be dropped but one escaped during the royal release as Queen Elizabeth rode past the legislative buildings. Fireman Captain Lorne Parks was injured by a horse and hospitalized with a fracture. A ceiling foam piece fell at a civic lunch. The Queen toured Osgoode Hall and met crowds in a walkabout before continuing to Cobourg and Kingston as part of a three day Ontario visit.
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Lorne Parks
City Hall
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Osgoode Hall
Prince Philip
Cobourg
Kingston
Girl Scout Sex Education Badge Sparks Debate in Philadelphia
Muriel Lehman head of the Philadelphia Council says the To Be a Woman badge promotes parity and active citizenship. Critics fear indoctrination into sex education and abortion topics for young scouts. Ernesta Drinker Ballard, badge committee chair, argues the program helps scouts discuss womanhood and bodies when home or church classrooms do not.
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Muriel Lehman
Philadelphia Council
Ernesta Drinker Ballard
Girl Scout Organization
Reform Package Faces Conservative Backing Efforts in Augusta
In Augusta the push to revive the two part reform package faced resistance from conservatives. Leaders cited past 20 vote defeats and aimed to win more support for changes including ending the Executive Council, reducing the House size, and establishing single member districts and annual sessions.
House Restores Health and Education Funds in Budget Bill
The House approved a $1.2 billion boost to HEW and Labor, restoring much of Nixon cuts. It would fund the Office of Economic Opportunity antipoverty program run by local community action agencies and raise HEW to 31.5 billion dollars, Labor to 827.5 million, and related agencies to 487.2 million.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Michel
HEW
Labor Department
Earl F. Landgrebe
R-Ind
Congress
OEO
Three Canadians arrest over counterfeit five dollar bills
Police say Jay Duquette, Mechel Reppe and Gisele Anctil of Chateauguay Quebec were detained after counterfeit $5 notes with the same serial number circulated in Old Orchard Street establishments. They face possession and passing charges in USS District Court Portland for a preliminary hearing. Authorities say more fakes were found on the suspects and the U S Secret Service is involved. A separate theft report notes a 3 by 5 foot American flag stolen from Parish Square Chamber of Commerce building and a replacement is sought.
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Old Orchard Street
Richard Lamb
Jay Duquette
Mechel Reppe
Gisele Anctil
Chateau Gue
Quebec
USS
Portland
Lamb
Old Orchard Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Parish Square
William Mullen
Chamber
Mullen
Incinerator Overheats at Loranger School
Fire officials report an overheated incinerator at Loranger School at 7 50 p m Tuesday. No damage was reported.
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Old Orchard Beach
Loranger School
Debtors Property Protection Upheld By Court Ruling
A three judge federal panel in Portland struck down Maine real estate attachment law for due process failure. Judge Edward T. Gignoux said the statute allows immediate attachment of real property on unsubstantial claims. Plaintiffs included a Standish property owner and a Limerick recreation developer.
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Portland
Maine
U.S
Edward T. Gignoux
Gignoux
Limerick
Maine Senate Moves Sweeping Government Reform Plan
The Maine Senate approved a two part reform package after the House rejected it. The constitutional section passed 25 to 4 and the statutory portion 26 to 4. The plan would replace the Executive Council with a Legislative Council, cut House members from 151 to 99, end multi member districts, convert to annual sessions, and add full time legislative staff.
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Augusta
Maine Senate
House
Jerrold B. Speers
Rainthrop
Executive Council
Legislative Council
House Passes State Lottery On To Senate
In a 97 42 vote the Maine House moved a state lottery bill to the Senate for referendum. Proponents claim extra general fund revenue while opponents warn it preys on the poor and yields little money. If approved the question would go to voters in 1974.
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Maine
Connecticut
House
Augusta
Senate
Kenneth M. Curtis
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Ralph Armentino
Oob
High Low
New England
Ocean Pines Bus
K'port Board
Watergate
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
VFW National Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Art Nadeau
PICAR
York County
Picard’s Feed and
Main Street
New Hampshire
Maine Sheepbreeders Association
Mercantile Exchange
New England Wool
Christopher Couch
Neth P. MacLeod
R-Brewer
Richard D. Hewes
Cape Elizabeth
John L. Martin
Eagle Lake
Joseph Sewall
Public Safety
Dave Schwartz
Robert Ross
Rick Cameron
Bruce Chase
U.S. Secret Service
Subaru
Bedell
C & S Painting, Inc
High Street
Saco, Maine
Hugh Selection
Howe's Floor Store
RTE
Wells, Maine
JO Ann Shop
Washington ST
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