Deaths: Mrs Anna Morin 77 Biddeford Dexter born Mountain family
Mrs Anna Morin 77 of 34 Birch St Biddeford died last night after long illness in a Biddeford nursing home. Born May 22 1890 in Dexter she was daughter of Charles Mountain family and educated there. Survived by sister Eliza Pullyard four brothers Lewis Theodoro Urbain Mountain and Paul Mountain. Funeral 9 am Monday at St Anne's Dexter with spring burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Dexter. Cros by Funeral Home Dexter and Dennett Craig Funeral Home Saco assisted.
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Anna Morin
Birch St
Biddeford
Dexter
Charles Mountain
Eliza Pullyard
Lewis
Theodore
Urbain Mountain
Paul Mountain
Rochester
N.H
St. Anne’s Parish
Mount Pleasant
Crosby Funeral
Main St
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Fried Clam Supper Date Set By Saco Men
A canora catered fried clam supper is planned from 5 to 7 PM on March 16 at Fellowship Hall Beach Street Saco under the First Parish Congregational Church sponsorship. Takeout will be from 4 to 4 45 PM. Proceeds support church youth activities. Committee includes Ronald Tripp Paul Cobb Dudley Roever Raymond Mailman Urbain Roberge Jr Ernest Woodworth.
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Saco Men
Fellowship All
Beach Street
Saco
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Cmmpenbigs Stera
Ronald Tripp
Paul Cobb
Dudley Roever
Raymond Mailman
Urbain Roberge Jr
Ernest Woodworth
Hospitalized Woman Welcomed by Son on Leave
Mrs. John Feiney a patient at Webber Hospital receives a visit from her son Captain John J. Feiney a U N Army chaplain on leave from Germany. The 65 Middle Street resident is being treated as a surgical patient and the family notes a ray of gladness amid sadness.
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John Feeney
Middle St
Laco
Webber Hospital
John J. Feeney
Germany
Cardinal Cooke to be elevated soon as archbishop retires
Archbishop Cooke dies at 78 as Pope considers consistory to name new princes of the church. The Most Rev. John J. Maguire, 62, coadjutor archbishop, will administer the archdiocese until a successor is named. The consistory is expected before Easter April 14.
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John J. Maguire
Spellman
Cardina
Cooke
College of Cardinals
Emond’s Funeral Home Ad Cites Contacts
Funeral home listing shows Emond’s Funeral Home with phone number 284 5511 and names Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy. Public notice style item appears as a directory style listing for services and contacts.
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Local Church Plans Special Observance of Religious Freedom
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Saco and Biddeford will join a 400th anniversary observance of King John Sigismund's proclamation at the 1568 Diet of Torda in Transylvania. Rev. Fred A. Russell Jr. announces Sunday service events featuring an organ prelude by Mrs. Josephine Kimball Hall, a sermon titled The Liberal's Belief in Man, and duets by Pamela Beal and Donald Beal.
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Unitarian Universalist
Saco
Biddeford
John Sigismund
Torda
Transylvania
Fred A. Russell Jr
United States
Canada
Russell
Josephine Kimball Hall
Pamela Beal
Donald Beal
Harry E. Mitchell
Harry Gowen
Robert Fenderson
Hungary
Carpathian Mountains
Charles V
Holy Roman Empire
Isabella
Biandrata
Francie David
America
Unitarian Universalist Association
Saco Disputants File Motion In Superior Court
In York County Superior Court, Factory Island Meat Market seeks restraining order and damages over encroachment on land near Mill Street Saco. Plaintiffs allege trespass, fence destruction, gravel misappropriation, and interference with use of land by Lean der and Jacqueline Crepeau of Biddeford Maine Cleaners. Attorneys to answer. CORRY Pa AP report notes truancy commendations and praise for Corry High School superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Mill Street
Saco
York County Superior Court
Factory Island
Fernando Paquet
Leander and
Jacqueline Crepeau
Bidgeford
Maine Cleaners
Pepperell St. Saco
William S. Silsby
Factory Island Meat Market
Pepperell Square
Main Street
Robert N. Cyr
Saco City Records
Miss Rosemarie Simonelli Receives Surgical Care
Personal notice reports Miss Rosemarie Simonelli of 461 Elm St Biddeford a surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Also notes Ronald G Bellerose of Biddeford promoted to airman first class by U S Air Force at McChord AFB Washington and a Biddeford High School graduate. Mrs Gordon Smith of Old Orchard Beach returned home from Walter A Smith funeral in Frederickton N B.
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Rosemarie Simonelli
Elm St
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hopital
Gordon Smith
Maple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Walter A. Smith
Frederickton
N.B
Ronald G. Bellerose
Rita Bellerose
King Street
Aear
U. S Air Force
McChord Air Force Base
Washington
Bellerose
Biddeford High School
Rebekah Lodge to Host Visit in Saco Hall
Miss Ruth V. Allen vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine will make her official visit at Odd Fellows Hall Saco tomorrow at 7 30 p m Refreshments served E and L Club of School Street Methodist Church Saco meets Monday at Mrs Phyllis Vining Old Orchard Road for a silent auction donations sought
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Saco
Ruth V. Allen
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
E. and L. Club
School Street Methodist Church
Phyllis Vining
Old Orchard Road
Youth Fellowship and Confirmation Class Schedule
The Boys Fellowship of Lyman Baptist Church meets Saturday at 10 a m at the church. Lent activities run for seventh through twelfth graders in the Youth Confirmation Class on Saturdays at 9 30 a m at Fellowship Hall United Church of Christ Congregational Biddeford. A Sunday 7 p m discussion titled We Believe is planned, with attendees using the Graham entrance of Fellowship Hall.
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Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Fellowship Hall
The
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
Graham
Twin City CB Club Accepts New Members
New members Mark Giguere Robert Morse and Raymond Cote were accepted into the Twin City C B Club during a Biddeford meeting at the Fremont Club Alfred Street The event included a Ladies Night segment with President Rolan Lefebvre welcoming all women Present Ernest Fontaine fundraising chair announced a March 30 Fremont Club dance for citizen band radio enthusiasts and guests Secretary Richard Bolduc led a discussion on ordering special shirts for members C Henry Cowgill and Alfred Lacerte are on the sick list Refreshments were served after the meeting by Fontaine and Lefebvre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Giguere
Robert Morse
Raymond Cote
Twin City
C.B
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Duri
Rolan Lefebvre
Ernest Fontaine
Theresa St. Ours
Richard Bolduc
C. Henry Cowgill
Alfred Lacerte
Fontaine
Lefebvre
Fremont Club Plans St Patrick Day Dance and Events
Fremont Club and Auxiliary members approved a St. Patrick's Day dance for March 16 at the club hall on Alfred Street Biddeford. A March 21 social and March 23 baked bean supper were arranged with committees named. President Robert Gosselin and Mrs Helen Chretien led the session. Mrs Jeannette Lamothe received a special award and Mrs Rodrique Bergeron has returned home from Maine Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Robert Gosselin
Helen Chretien
Jeannette Lamothe
Rodrique Bergeron
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Ludger Coulombe
Royal Chretien
Antonio Daigneault
Alcide Dubois
Norman Dubois
Josephat Grenier
Patrick Guerrette
Raymond Gendron
Robert Guay
Raymond Gosselin
California Earthquake Fires, Ruins San Juan Capistrano Church
Southern California quake on December 8 1812 killed about 40 people at San Juan Capistrano church. The tremor destroyed the church and damaged several mission buildings.
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California
San Juan Capistrano
Portland Forecast: Warmer with Clouds and Light Snow Risk
Considerable cloudiness and warmer tonight and Saturday with a chance of light snow in extreme north and east portions. Lows tonight in the 20s and teens in the extreme north.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather
The Weather Bureau five day forecast covers northern New England Massachusetts and岛 Island. Daytime highs will be in the lower to middle 40s with 30s in northern Maine. Overnight lows range from 25 to 30 in Mass and R I, and 20s to teens in the north. Weekend warmth gives way to a colder start to the week with total precipitation under a quarter inch, likely as snow or rain Sunday or Monday and again mid week.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Ah Island
Vermont
Maine
Rhode Island
Skiing Fun Dims for Sally Sutton at Killington
Sally Sutton, 25, Brooklyn native, now lives in Killington after moving here two years ago. She quit a New York City TV secretary job, works as a waitress at the Wobbly Barn, and plans to marry the Wobbly Barn manager in June to settle permanently and help run a new inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Sutton
Brooklyn
N.Y
Killington
Sally
New York City
Third Class Mail Service Sparks Strong Opinions
A Postal Service report describes ZIP codes and in-plant loading improving third class mail handling over six months. Hub Mail Advertising Service of Boston disputes the change, calling third class service violently atrocious with extremely poor handling despite ZIP coding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
and Spiegel
Post Office
Hub Mail Advertising Service
Boston
Riots Fear Grows in Perth Amboy Delicate Summer Talk Replaced
Kenneth W. Michael editor of the Evening News in Perth Amboy New Jersey reports a deep underlying fear that riots may not be confined to one area and that violence could spread into normally quiet middle class residential neighborhoods.
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Kenneth W. Michael
Evening News
Perth Amboy
N.J
River Dredging Plans Discussed in Twin City Talks
A joint Biddeford Saco committee agreed dredging materials will fill public beaches and city land. They recommend presenting an ordinance to study and approve, regulate river use for safety, form a two city subcommittee, and proceed with jetty and channel dredging funded by federal and local sums.
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Saco
Biddeford
Wilfred Pombriant
Ross
U. S
Margaret Chase Smith
Edmund Muskie
Peter Kyros
Esdras Goulet
Robert Boilard
Atty
Philip Graves
Raymond Gagnon
Anchorage
U.S. Army Engineers
Boilard
Goulet
Pontbriant
Roland L’'Heureux
George Day
J. Edward Whelan
Graves
Gagnon
Alfred Colombe
Thomas Dube
Robert Fenderson
Saco Business Men's Association
Annette Chapter Elects Officers At Saco Meeting
Annette Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers at the annual meeting held at Saco Masonic Hall. Worthy Matron Mrs. Ethel Whitten presided, with Worthy Patron Kenneth Johnson. Installations for other chapters were announced, and Marion R. Johnson was named grand Ruth of Maine. Memorial services were held for Mrs. Flora B. Hill and Mrs. E. Louise Smith, followed by a covered dish supper.
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Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco
Saco Masonic Hall
Kenneth H. Johnson
Virginia Maddox
Gordon Flood
Josephine Hanson
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern
Star
Ethel Whitten
Worthhy
Kenneth Johnson
Virginia H. Maddox
Johnson
Josephine ‘Hanson
Florence Northrop
Parnell Burrill
Dorothy Patterson
Margaret Johnson
Pauline S. Bough
Dorothy Emmets
Agnes H. Swett
Longfellow
South Portland
Betty Jean Braley
Fadette
York
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Braley
Herbert W. Crawford
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Swett
Riscilla
Wells
Piscataqua
Kittery
A.g.m
Jona
Portland
Nellie Douglas
Ruth
Springvale
E. Louise Smith
Rebecca Cushman
Claire Scamman
Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers in Biddeford
Members of Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 29 met at the Scout Hall on Pool Street and elected patrol leaders and assistant patrol leaders. Debra Labrecque Debra Nadeau and Cynthia Daly named patrol leaders with Julia Souliere Susan Thibault and Paulette Lamontagne as assistant leaders. Joan Souliere elected treasurer and Kathy Dudley scribe.
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Biddeford
Girl Scout Troop
Pool Street
Debra Labrecque
Debra Nadeau
Cynthia Daly
Julia Souliere
Susan Thibault
Paulette Lamontagne
Joan Souliere
Kathy Dudley
A. H. Benoit and Co
Main Street
Patricia Gobeil
Patricia Boissonneault
Judith O'Neil
Dianne Gagnon
Joyce Dechene
Denise Moody
Denise Gobeil
Dianne Beaudoin
Janice Beaulieu
Kennebunk Mothers Club Plans Chicken Pie Supper
An all day Mothers' Club meeting at Kennebunk Lower Village Fire Station drew 19 attendees. Plans were announced for a Saturday March 23 chicken pie supper at the Fire Station to benefit Dollars for Scholars, with Mrs Helen Taylor chairing and aides Mrs Marion Going and Mrs Kay Baum. A March 19 card party at Norma LaPierre's home and a March 20 all day meeting were also described, with hostesses Grace Gunn Elise Cooper and chairwoman Natalie Zaleski supported by Marie Higgins Olga LaVolpa Averill Goulden.
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Kennebunk Lower Village
Mothers’ Club
Natalie Zaleski
Helen Taylor
Marion Going
Kay Baum
Norma LaPierre
Tidewater Court
Grace Gunn
Elise Cooper
Marie Higgins
Olga LaVolpa
Averill Goulden
Churchwomen Meet At Kennebunk Home Event
Circle 6 of the Women s Fellowship of Christ Church met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs Harold Small Fletcher Street with 20 in attendance. Mrs Nel son Hall led the meeting planning sewing aprons for the summer fair. Mrs Clarence M Crosby reviewed a Mary Sarton book. Coffee was served by Mrs Small and Mrs Joseph Burke. on April 3 at the home of Mrs Clarence M Crosby Kennebunk Beach with Mrs Crosby and Mrs Clarence Lombard in charge of refreshments.
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Kennebunk
Women’s Fellowship of Christ Church
Harold Small
Fletcher Street
Nelson Hall
Clarence M. Crosby
Mary Sarton
Small
Joseph Burke
Kennebunk Beach
Crosby
Clarence Lombard
Welcome Wagon Welcomes Newcomers and Supports Village
Mrs Eastman leads a newcomers club and launches a baby welcoming service to help new families settling in. Fluent in French, she assists families feeling alien in an English-speaking community and has earned strong local support. Her quick action saved a seriously ill baby when pneumonia needed urgent care.
Johnson Seeks $128 Million for Clean Air Fight in 1969
President Johnson urged Congress to provide 128 million dollars for the 1969 fiscal year to enforce clean air standards under the federal act. He noted 87 million was allotted for 1968 and argued for federal action if states fail to act. He also proposed a law to aid states in reclaiming lands disturbed by strip mining, with a two year window to submit plans for approval and possible federal standards if state plans are weak or absent.
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Congress
Johnson
Secretary of the Interior
Drupes Are Fleshy Fruits With Hard Stones
A drupe is a fleshy fruit with a seed surrounded by a hard covering or stone. Common drupes include the olive plum cherry and peach.
Beach VFW Unit Promotes Civilian Defense ID Tags
Old Orchard Beach VFW Auxiliary resumes Civilian Defense ID Tag program for elementary students. Students receive slips listing name, next of kin, address, religion, blood type if known, allergies, and medical details. Tags, worn like service members, include doctor-accessible notes for severe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
VFW
Dorothy Lenkowski
Fund Drive Plans Made In Kennebunk
Kennebunk Band Boosters Club launches a fundraising drive chaired by Raymond Clark to raise 1500 dollars for Kennebunk High School Band concert uniforms. The group supports 250 bandsmen and majorettes in town schools and invites local donations to Raymond Clark on Pleasant Street.
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Kennebunk
Raymond Clark
Raymond Clart
Pleasant Street
Kenneunk
Lost cat and eyeglasses notices on May St area
male long haired grey cat lost near May St and Memorial Drive. contact 282 9840. eyeglasses in red plaid case lost near Saco Valley Shopping Center. contact 284 4654.
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May St
Memorial Drive
Dial
Saco Valley Shopping Center
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