Death of Walter F. Eaton 71 in Kennebunk
Walter F. Eaton 71 of Park Street Kennebunk died yesterday in a Portland hospital. Born April 8, 1896 in Lynn Massachusetts he was a World War I veteran and a former MIT consultant engineer. Survives widow Lillian L. Larrabee Eaton a son James F. of Las Vegas one stepdaughter a large clan of grandchildren great grandchild and nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Sunday at Angell Funeral Home with calling hours Saturday. Interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Kennebunk
Walter F. Eaton
Park Street
Portland
Lynn
Mass
Perley and
Myra Rose Eaton
Eaton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Saco-Lowell
Biddeford
Charles T. Main
Boston
Noble
Mousam Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Lillian L. Larrabee Eaton
James F
Las Vegas
Nev
Clayton Freeman
Saco
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Hope Cemetery
Memorial service for Walter Eaton by Mousam Lodge in Kennebunk
Members of Mousam Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Kennebunk will meet at 7 30 p m Saturday at Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane St Kennebunk to conduct a ritualistic memorial service for Walter F Eaton a member.
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Mousam Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Kennebunk
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
Walter F. Eaton
Lina continues to energize Biddeford High School with mobile audio-visual unit
The article profiles Brendan Crosby of Biddeford High School who champions a portable audio-visual unit used across classes for field trips and projects. It highlights his Irish heritage, family history with the Easter Rising, and his drive to push music and creativity, while noting his interest in adapting Ray's books into cartoons.
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Biddeford
Crosby
al Science Department
Ray
Lina
John Ray
Crosbys
County Wexford
Ireland
Brendan
Richard Dudley Crosby
Margaret Williams
Irish Republican Army
Margaret
Irish Free State Army
IRA
United States
Father Riley
Brendan Crosby
John Pay
Canon City Bowler Drops Ball From Bridge
A Canon City bowler returning from Florence stopped his car on a bridge and dropped a 16 pound bowling ball into the Arkansas River, a mishap noted by AP reports.
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Canon City
Colo
Florence
Funeral Home Directory Listings for Emond and Shumway
Emond's Funeral Home at 284 5th Avenue and Shumway Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco list contact numbers 284 5611 for both and name directors Frank X Emond J P Conroy Philip H Gross Sr. as directors in a local notices style card.
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Rev Leo White Guest Speaker In Ogunquit
Ogunquit Woman's Club in the Baptist Church vestry heard Rev Leo White of York discuss Venice with color slides. Doris Field led the business session. 29 members attended. Next meeting March 20 at 2 pm features Radcliffe Pike from UNH on Landscape Gardening.
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Ogunquit
Leo White
York
Baptist Church
Radcliffe Pike
University of New Hampshire
Lawrence D. Fixary
Lawrence G. Klauder
Nancy Jacobs
Marjorie Lord
Byron R. Adams
Donald Campbell
Linwood
Victims Bodies Recovered In Guadeloupe
The Air France Boeing 707 crash on Basse-Terre killed all 63 aboard, with 29 bodies recovered from the mountainside. Front-seat victims may never be found as wreckage burned for hours. search teams faced steep terrain and heavy brush while investigators from Paris examined the disaster.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
Basse-Terre
Lide Marion Zeckendorf
New York
William Zeckendorf
Joseph Rosenbluth
Mel
Air France Ial
Raizet
Paris
French Civil Aeronautics Board
Smith College Women Fast For Peace Demonstration
Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, reports 806 of 1,285 fasting students among 2,300 participants wore green armbands to protest the Vietnam War. After two days, some switched to white armbands to eat, while praising the effort to spur action. At Wellesley College, about 120 of 2,700 students continued a fast begun Sunday, with the fast to end tonight.
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Northampton
Mass
Vietnam
Smith College
Smith
Margo Stein
Princeton
N.J
Wellesley College
Dikes Proposed For Heated Water At Maine Yankee Plant
Maine biologists proposed dikes to contain discharged heated water from the planned Maine Yankee Nuclear plant at Wiscasset. The plan aims to confine thermal pollution within Bailey's Cove for controlled release and to enable study of environmental effects under SBA guidance led by Dr. Robert M. Chute.
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Lewiston
Maine
Maine Yankee
Wiscasset
State Biologists’ Association
Bailey’s Cove
SBA
Robert M. Chute
Personal notices list surgeries at Webber Hospital Biddeford
Mrs. Richard Moody of 194 Elm Street Biddeford and Mrs. Lorraine Brown of 39 Elm Street Biddeford are patients at Webber Hospital. Mrs. Sandra Desper of Buxton Road Saco is also listed as a surgical patient at Webber Hospital in Biddeford.
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Richard Moody
Elm St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Lorraine Brown
Sandra Desper
Buxton Road
Saco
Webber
Biddeford Legion to Host Ford High School Football Team
The American Legion Post in Biddeford will entertain the Biddeford High School football team on March 14 at the post home on Elm Street rather than tonight. York County Council American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Eliot Memorial Post Home in Eliot.
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Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion Post
Biddeford
Elm Street
York County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Eliot Memorial Post
Eliot
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Religious Meetings Schedule in Various Maine Churches
On Friday several churches list services and classes including Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses at 107 Main St Saco with a Ministry School at 730 pm and Ministry Development Class at 835 pm. Other events: Royal Rangers and Missionettes for ages 12 to 17 at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry School
Ministry Development
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Doyle Available To Saco Citizens
Saco Mayor Donald C. Doyle said he will hold Wednesday evening office hours in City Hall from 6 to after calling the car Clerk for appointments.
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Doyle
Saco
Donald C. Doyle
City Hall
Saco Rockettes Prepare Bottle and Paper Drive
The Saco Rockettes met at Jayne Lamb’s home on Hall Avenue to finalize plans for a bottle and paper drive scheduled Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Club members approved sweat shirt orders and set the next meeting for Karen Swiston’s house. Attendees included Deborah Forrester Laura Angis Donna Coburn Laura Vittorioso Ragnhild Ericksen Marsha Grondin Pamela Estes Lois Spears Deborah Bedard Ann Pollock Susan Stickney Hannah Grondin Jean Winston Gail Chad Sourne a guest.
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Rockettes
Jayne Lamb
Hall Avenue
Saco
Karen Swiston
Deborah Forrester
Laura Angis
Donna Coburn
Laura Vittorioso
Ragnhild Ericksen
Marsha Grondin
Pamela Estes
Lois Spears
Deborah Bedard
Ann Pollock
Susan Stickney
Hannah Grondin
Jean Winston
Gail Chad- Sourne
Rescue Work Continues In Salt Mine Trapping
Wooden bracing supports most of the shaft while a clean salt cavern remains hard to burn. Roy Gretzer Cargill safety director notes emergency oxygen gear masks and lights nearby. Morgan City fire crews pour water into the shaft as smoke belches for hours. Federal Mines experts urged delaying rescues until Kentucky teams arrive. Dekoven No 9 and Island Creek Coal Co squads join the effort ready to descend when hoist is safe.
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Roy Gretzer
Cargill
Morgan City
Federal Bureau of Mines
Kentucky
Dekoven
Island Creek Coal Co
Thomas Steele
Dekoven No. 9
One UFO Explained in Castle Rock Colorado
In Castle Rock residents misidentified a glowing object as a UFO until a mother revealed the cause. Her two sons attached wood sticks to a plastic bag with four birthday candles on an aluminum cup, and the hot air from the candles made a small balloon rise and float away.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Foothills
Portland Weather Brief Clears Cold Night Outlook
Portland reports clear and cold conditions tonight with temperatures dropping to zero to 15 degrees and slightly below zero in northern areas. Friday brings fair skies and a modest warmup across the region.
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Portland
U.S. air and ground actions widen Vietnam efforts near Khe Sanh
Marine officers at Khe Sanh report no sign of life among nearby hostile forces and say bodies will not be recovered. A U.S. F100 fighter bomber was shot down but the pilot was rescued. Navy all weather Intruders from Enterprise and Kitty Hawk attacked six targets at night, while bombers hit Bai Thuong Phuc Yen and Dong Hoi airfields to keep North Vietnam airfields inoperative. U.S. missions totaled 83 over North Vietnam with extensive strikes near Khe Sanh and surrounding trenches. Bunkers destroyed and trenches partly caved in as fighters closed in on the base.
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Khe Sanh
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
US. Navy
Enterprise
Kitty Hawk
Navy
Bai Thuong
Hanoi
Phuc Yen
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Dmz
Khe Sanhh
Marine Hill
Wells Town Meeting Set For Saturday
Wells voters will tackle 57 articles totaling 1 044 114 55 dollars at the annual town meeting starting 9 a m at Wells Elementary School auditorium with later sessions at 1 30 p m in the Wells Junior High gym. The Budget Committee recommends 1 047 870 83 raise by taxation 956 893 99 and 45 953 98 from surplus with 16 455 receipts and 28 567 86 carried forward.
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Wells
Wells High School
Ocean View Cemetery
Saco PTA discusses equipment funding and upcoming plays
The Saco Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at 12 Goodale Ave to review how playground equipment funds will be shared among schools. Howard Cushman will be questioned on the matter. A children's play, Baby, is set for March 18 at Linnell Gym at Thornton Academy, presented by the Children's Theater Guild International Inc and sponsored by the York County branch of AAUW.
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Saco Parent - Teacher Association
Leavitt Emmons
Goodale Ave
Saco
Thomas Morrison
Howard Cushman
Young School
Maurice Ross
Roger Verrier
Cushman
Paul K. Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Robert FE. Lee
Most Holy Trinity Parish
Elizabeth Cyr
Paul Pollock
John Harmon
Thomas Donahue
PTA
Jason Ramsdell
Robert Moody
Bradley Leach
A. Raymond Gannon
Charles Cotsis
Nine Enlisted Men Missing In Icy Waters
QUANTICO VA AP Nine Marines and a sailor from Quantico Marine Base are missing after a 25 foot canvas canoe capsized in the Potomac River. Helicopters boats and ground crews joined a dawn search after the all night effort found no trace. water at 35 degrees complicates survival prospects.
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Quantico
Potomac River
Quantico Marine Base
Coast Guard
Two Divorces Granted At Alfred
Alfred Maine two uncontested divorces were granted by Justice William S. Silsby at York County Superior Court. Pauline R. Boutin of Saco and Gerard J. Boutin of Biddeford, married May 6, 1967, have custody awarded to Mrs. Boutin. Sally F. Petit of Biddeford and Richard A. Petit of Biddeford, married Oct 1, 1966, with Petit ordered to pay $1 yearly alimony and Mrs. Petit permitted to resume maiden name Sally F. Angel.
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Alfred
William S. Silsby
York County Superior Court
Pauline R. Boutin
Saco
Gerard J. Boutin
Biddeford
Boutin
Sally F. Petit
Richard A. Petit
Kennebunk
Ironing ribbons and hankies with a bottle method
A simple method to press ribbons and lace is to wash rinse and while dripping wet smooth them around a large bottle or jar. The same approach works for hankies by smoothing them onto a mirror window glass or bathroom tile.
Ded Member To Work On Mill Emergency
Gov. Curtis named an Economic Development Department member to devote full time to the Stand ard Packaging Corp. mill closings in Lincoln and Brewer. Industrial Rep. Paul F. Brogan will help run the Bangor Brewer Coordinating Committee and seek a buyer for the mills while finding jobs for 1,199 workers. The shutdowns affect an $8.5 million annual payroll and temporary offices opened to speed unemployment checks. Curtis also sought federal SUDDEN RISE designation for Lincoln and Brewer.
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Augusta
Curtis
Maine Department of Economic Development
Standard Packaging Corp. Mills
Lincoln
Brewer
Paul F. Brogan
Auburn
Bangor Brewer Coordinating Committee
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Richard L. Kelso
Employment Security Commission
Manchester Teachers Vote Sanctions
Manchester teachers voted sanctions after a one day walkout that closed most schools. About 500 of 600 teachers participated, returning to classrooms to block new hires, urge moving the NH Teachers Association convention, and notify the Model Cities office of discontent. The union seeks higher pay, with a bachelor’s scale of 6 600 to 8 900, vs current 5 200 to 7 700, and resignations could follow from July 1 if discipline is imposed.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire Teachers Association
Manchester Teachers Association
Traffic Accidents Reported In Saco
Saco police investigated two crashes at Main and Locke Streets involving Stephany Hughes and LeRoy Rowell. A separate incident on Ferry Road sent Anne Henry and her eight year old daughter to Webber Hospital in Biddeford for bruises after her car struck a utility pole.
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Saco
Stephany P. Hughes
Weymouth St
LeRoy A. Rowell
Locke St
Main
Locke Streets
Anne T. Henry
Ferry Road
Henry
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Calendar Of Events Listed At Saco Center
The Saco Adult Center at A VETS Hall hosted a weekly meeting with eight new visitors welcomed by president va Fenderson. Plans include a telephone reminder for meeting days, a color slide talk on Alaska by Rev. Fred Holmberg next Wednesday, and a chair caning class starting next week at 10 a.m. Reservations for a Flower Show trip to Revere, Mass on March 19 remain limited with a March 13 deadline.
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Saco
A.vets Hall
Spring Street
Va Fenderson
Lester Black
Fred Holmberg
Christ Church
Kennebunk
Emma Huot
Germaine Bourcier
Catherine Lennox
Hester Hooper
Revere
Mass
Harriet Fogg
Rohlin
Marion Foley
Eva Harper
Luman
Mary Foey
Fire Report Issued In Saco February Activity
The Saco Fire Department answered about 40 fire calls and made 49 ambulance runs in February. Alarms included five alarms, 16 telephone alarms, 12 verbal alarms, six radio alarms, and one ADT test. A vehicle loss of control incident involved a dog jumping onto the driver’s lap.
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Saco
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