Obituary notices for Mary Croteau Biddeford and Edgar H. Ross
Mary Lucy Croteau 45 of 458 Pool Road Biddeford died Monday night in Portland nursing home after long illness born Oct 25 1929 in Nova Scotia daughter of James A and Mary Pictou Labrador came to the community in 1944 worked 18 years at Leach nursing home Kennebunk member of St Andre Church Biddeford and Webber Lefebvre Unit American Legion Auxiliary of Kennebunk survived by widower Albert Croteau of Biddeford mother Mary Labrador of Arundel brothers Joseph and Larry Labrador of Arundel sisters Joanne Lank Linda Lowell both of Arundel Barbara Daney of Sanford and several nieces and nephews Mass Thursday 8 a.m. at St Andre Church burial in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford calling hours 7 9 p.m. tonight and 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Wednesday at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford Edgar H. Ross 75 of 759 Pool Road Biddeford died Tuesday morning at a local hospital after brief illness arrangements incomplete to be announced by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco
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Mary Lucy Croteau
Pool Road
Biddeford
Portland
Nova Scotia
James A
Mary
Pictou
Labrador
Leach Nursing Home
Kennebunk
Croteau
St. Andre Church
Webber-Lefebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Albert Croteau
Mary Labrador
Arundel
Joseph Labrador
Larry Labrador
James
Joanne) Lank
Ronald
Linda) Lowell
Scott
Barbara) Daney
Sanford
Edgar H. Ross
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Pamela Morin Winslow dies at home at 242 months
Pamela Jean Morin 242 month old daughter of Ronald and Simone Morin died at her home Monday. Surviving besides her parents are a sister Angela Marie Morin of Winslow, maternal grandparents Joseph Dumont of Saco paternal grandfather Vital Morin of Biddeford and several aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at Raymond G Bolduc and Sons Funeral Home Biddeford. Spring interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Pamela Jean Morin
Ronald
Simone(Dumont) Morin
Angela Marie Morin
Joseph Dumont
Saco
Vital Morin
Iddeford
Raymond G. Bolduc
Officers Elected By Adahs in Biddeford Meeting
Adah Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, met at the Masonic Temple in Biddeford for its annual meeting and elected officers including Evelyn Randall as worthy matron and Ralph Randall as worthy patron. Installation is planned for March 21 with rehearsals March 16. several chapters sent officer invitations for future events.
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Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pool Road
Biddeford
Coma
Evelyn Randall
Ralph Randall
Eve S. Rooman
George Rooman
Nancy Lowell
Hazel C. Beety
Maitland Davis
Adelpha McKeen
Bernice Wheeler
Frances M. Smith
Gordon Smith
Jennie Provencher
Rene Provencher
Miniwanca
Old Orchard Beach
Cornerstone
Portland
Pine Cone
Auburn
Longfellow
South Portland
Ig Hogs
Fairfield
Pine Tree
Gorham
Alycone
Milbridge
Harborview
Deer Isle
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star of
Saco
Masonic Hall
Main Street
Bertha Huntress
Harold Nutter
Saco Rebekah Lodge collects invitations and honors Past Noble Grands Night
Saco Lodge met at Odd Fellows Hall for a business session and Past Noble Grands Night. Invitations were read from Olive Rebekah Lodge Kennebunk and Rachel Alley district deputy president for events in April. Ten past noble grands were escorted to the floor and greeted by Thomas Vining. Readings on the Life of Schuyler Calfax followed with refreshments served.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Saco
Cathy Hill
Adelpha McKeen
Linnette Martin
Florence Mooers
Michael Paul
Mary Fairfield
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Kennebunk
Thelma Bell
Hill
Noble Grand
Ethel Day
Nancy Rumery
Madeline Brackett
Phyllis Vining
Georgianna Harriman
Jessie Whittemore
Mary Jones
Priscilla Ladd
Helen Jamieson
Schuyler Calfax
Thomas Vining
Beatrice Kaleel
Miss Jones
Rumery
Arundel Delays Action On 1975 School Budget
Arundel town meeting postponed voting on a 145 600 school budget for 1975 until later in spring after changes in state aid law are clarified. The delay aims to avoid debate over a 22 000 reduction proposed by the budget committee as the new law allows May 1 action. In other actions, voters approved 10 133 for a second floor town hall classroom, endorsed a 1 200 emergency power generator for the fire department, and formed a solid waste district with Kennebunkport and Kennebunk pending funding and Kennebunk’s March 17 vote. Incumbents were re elected in all contests.
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Arundel
Leila Simonds
James Longley
Mildred L. Day School
Lawrence Bernard
Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Robert Sprague
Maurice Dion
George Merrill Sr
Roland Toussaint
Robert Walker
Priscilla Welch
Louis Bergeron
Florian Legros
Elsie Burgess
Anne Allen
Public Safety Beat Highlights Local Incidents
A series of reports from Saco Biddeford Arundel and Kennebunkport describe property damage theft and arson leads. Incidents include a scratched car $100 damage tire theft from Bob's Exxon suitcase found at Camp Ellis ice warning for river area and two suspicious fires in Arundel with possible arson links. Church theft at St Martha's Church prompts police contact.
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Roger Bedard
Biddeford
Saco
James Kaloyares
Bob
Exxon
Camp Ellis
Arundel
Carl Danis
Allen Barden
Kennebunkport
St. Martha's Church
Maine Daily Jackpot numbers listed by Lottery Commission
Augusta AP reports the Maine State Lottery Commission released Daily Jackpot numbers 3753 3687 and 5678 on Monday. The United Methodist Women of Foss Street United Methodist Church in Biddeford announce a 7:30 Wednesday meeting at the church vestry with guests from Saco Old Orchard Beach and Goodwins Mills Methodist churches.
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Augusta
Maine State Lottery Commission
United Methodist
Foss Street United Methodist Church
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Goodwins Mills
Economic Slump Seen From Different Eyes
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon finds patches of blue in a gray winter sky while AFL-CIO President George Meany warns of a depression in the same economy. Debates over depth of slump accompany talks on a compromise energy plan and tax cut proposals. Bank rate cuts and stock gains frame the mixed outlook. Simon sees early signs of relief, Meany argues for bolder action to combat recession and inflation, while the administration weighs a $16.5 billion tax cut against Meany’s $30 billion proposal.
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Associated Press
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William E. Simon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Frank G. Zarb
Ford
Senate
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
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Chase Manhattan
Hanover Trust
Commerce Department
Simon
America
Meany
Emery Opens Sanford District Office With Local Officials
U S Representative David Emery opened his Sanford district office at 118 Main St with attendance from state and local officials and James McMahon of Kennebunk. Barbara Smart of Kennebunkport will manage the office, open Wednesdays through Fridays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Two more part time offices will follow in Biddeford and Kittery. The Sanford office serves all York County constituents.
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Smart
Kennebunk
Biddeford-Saco
York County
McMahon
Biddeford
Saco
Sanford
Richard Nadeau
Ocean Pines
Ocean Park
Leatrice Morin
Old Orchard Beach
NPRA seeks federal relief over RI prison abuses
The National Prisoners Reform Association plans a class action in U S District Court on behalf of medium security inmates alleging beatings by guards and seeking removal of Deputy Warden Frederick Chiarini. Gov Noel defends his stance on prisoners rights as chaplains protest the ACI policy.
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NPRA
U.S. District Court
ACI
Philip W. Noel
Ronald Marstin
Portland Weather Forecast and Tides Notice
Fair tonight cold start March with daylight saving time changes. Winds and seas light to moderate. Eastport to Merrimack River north to northeast winds 10 to 15 knots tonight, rising to 15 to 25 knots Wednesday. Mostly sunny with increasing clouds and a chance of rain or snow southwest late in the day. Highs in the 20s to 30s, lows zero to teens. Weather maps show 5 miles visibility or better through Wednesday.
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Portland
Eastport
Merrimack River
Town Names Appointees To Boards In Kennebunkport
Selectmen appointed Mary Walley as planning board member and Robert Anaszewski as alternate. Clifford Higgins, Thomas Bradbury and Pat Seaward joined the expanded Recreation Commission. Dennis Thayer remains ore inspector Tad Dow III is town representative to the Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission and Robert Reid is Kennebunk River Harbor Master. Several vacancies were tabled for Thursday 7 30 pm including dog officer shellfish warden two appeals board seats and more with many seeking applicants.
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Mary Walley
Robert Anaszewski
Clifford Higgins
Thomas Bradbury
Pat Seaward
Recreation Commission
Dennis Thayer
Tad Dow III
Maine
Robert Reid
Kennebunk River
Richard
Wormwood
Appeals Board
Conservation Commission
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Adahs
Memoriam
Wilfred J. Bouffard
St. Andre’s Church
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Tel
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