Death of Nellie Pollock 76 in Saco
Nellie Pollock 76 of 44 Clark St Saco died Monday after brief illness in a local hospital. Born in England on Sept 15 1898 she was a daughter of John and Anne Butler. Survived by widower Charles L Pollock four children two daughters two sons a brother two sisters a half brother ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Burial at Trinity Episcopal Church with a Thursday 11 a.m. service and interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Calling hours today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. at Shumway Gross Funeral Home.
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Nellie Butler Pollock
Clark St
Saco
Lancashire
England
John
Anne (Harker) Butler
Pollock
Trinity Episcopal Church, Saco
Charles L. Pollock
Ernest B. Pollock
Beverly
Mass
Charles T. Pollock
Paul H. Pollock
Biddeford
June Libby
Maxine Ouellette
George Butler
Elizabeth Wells
Lynn
Hetty Maddox
James Donald
Trinity Episcopal Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Biddeford Obituaries for Lea Dumouchel and Edgar Ross
Lea Dumouchel 96 of Hill's Beach Biddeford dies after long illness. Born Nov 22 1878 in Biddeford daughter of Loranger. Survived by two daughters Loretta Martel and Alice Bergeron. Mass Friday at St. Andre. burial St Joseph Cemetery. Calling hours tonight and Thursday at Emond and Conroy. Edgar H. Ross 75 of Pool Road Biddeford dies after brief illness. Born Jan 29 1900 in Biddeford son of Willie and Mary Ross. Army veteran. retired from New England Telephone. Surviving nephew. Funeral Thursday at Dennett and Craig with Rev Lester H. VanSaun. burial Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Lea Dumouchel
Hill's Beach Road
Biddeford
William and
Delia (Courchesne) Loranger
Dumouchel
St. Andre Church
Narcisse Dumouchel
Oscar
Loretta) Martel
Gedeon
Alice) Bergeron
Saco
Albert Loranger
St. Maurice
Que
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Lester H. VanSaun
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dr Horn Named To Stonehill Academic Dean Post
Easton Mass Dr Robert L Horn on sabbatical as president of St Francis College Biddeford Maine has been named academic dean of Stonehill College effective July 1 Rev Ernest J Bartell college president announced Horn holds degrees from Notre Dame and Wisconsin He began teaching at Holy Cross College in
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Horn
University of Notre Dame
University of Wisconsin
Dr. Horn
Holy Cross College
Kennebunk eyes dog ban for beach season
Selectmen direct Town Manager to draft an ordinance banning dogs from Kennebunk Beach during the summer months likely June 1 to Labor Day. Current law requires leashed dogs under control 9 a.m. to p.m. Other animals like horses are barred July 3 to Labor Day.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
Kenneth Barrett
Kennebunk Beach
Selectmen
Wells
Old Orchard Beach
Walsh
Eoahe
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Lower Brown Street
Bernard Fogg
Muriel Googoo
Webhannet Club Schedules Bridge and Luncheon Event
Webhannet Women's Club Finance Committee will hold a noon chowder luncheon bridge at the clubhouse on Fletcher Street Friday. Reservations through Mrs. John Maccini or Mrs. John McNiff before Thursday. During the business meeting a Valentine dessert and bridge party report was given and a floral centerpiece awarded to Mrs. Richard Trumble. Refreshments were served by David Walsh, former lifeguard.
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Kennebunk
Webhannet Women's Club
Fletcher Street
John Maccini
John McNiff
Richard Trumble
Pap clinic announced for Kennebunk on April 5
The Kennebunk Public Health Association said a Pap clinic will be held Saturday April 5 at the Joseph W. Bergen Memorial Clinic on Route 1. The program is co sponsored by the American Cancer Society with supplies and materials provided. Kennebunkport Health Council and Wells Home Health Agency participate. appointment details to be announced.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Public Health Association
Joseph W. Bergen
American Cancer Society
Kennebunkport Health Council
Wells Home Health Agency
YWCA Board Meets In Saco
The Saco Biddeford YWCA board met at Trinity Episcopal Church to plan the May 3 and 4 spring review at Saco Middle School. Openings were announced in the astrology course led by Mrs Wendy Ashley. New member Mrs Helen Brickates welcomed. attendees listed.
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Saco-Biddeford Ywca
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Saco
Barbara Boutet
Saco Middle School
Wendy Ashley
Evangeline Club Hosts Meeting With Awards at Home
Evangeline Rebekah Club met at Mrs Helen Wormwoods Ferry Road Saco home with 11 members present. Miss Madeline Robie led the business session and Mary Jones reported finances. Mrs Helen Garside received the mystery award. next meeting set for April 1 at Miss Jones Chapel Street Biddeford home. Social hour and refreshments followed. American Legion Tighe-Beaudoin Farley Unit to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the pest home Elm Street Biddeford Worcester.
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Helen Wormwood
Ferry Road
Saco
Evangeline Rebekah Club
Madeline Robie
Mary Jones
Helen Garside
Miss Jones
Chapel Street
Biddeford
American Legion
Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Pest
Elm Street
Longley Budget Analyzed In Maine Democrats Claim Budget Shortfalls
The Democratic analysis of Governor James B. Longley's revised budget claims funding gaps in general government, warning the attorney general and treasury departments lack sufficient money. It predicts cuts in Secretary of State operations, possible two year delays in new license plates, and a $1 million cut to the state retirement fund. The audit department would not be cut, but an increase from the Maine Management and Cost Survey is omitted.
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Augusta
James B. Longley
Longley
Treasury Department
Secretary of State
Maine
Department of the Audit
Democrats
E And L Club Plans Supper at Saco Church
Members of the E and L Club of the United Methodist Church in Saco met at the church vestry for a business session. President Mrs. Phyllis Vining led reports, 16 Sunshine cards were signed for shutins, and plans were set for an April 5 rummage sale and a May calendar project including a May 9 calendar supper at the vestry. A silent auction occurred during a social hour with refreshments from Mrs. Vera Munford and Mrs. Helen Jamison.
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E and L Club
United Methodist Church
Saco
School
Middle Streets
Phyllis Vining
Shutins
Nora York
Ferry Beach
Vera Munford
Helen Jamison
Homemaker Services Accredited in York County
York County Homemaker Services has been accredited by the National Council for Homemaker Home Health Aide Services Inc. The service aids over 300 residents in York County, including low income families and the elderly with physical or mental needs.
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York County Homemaker Services
National Council For Homemaker Home Health Aide Services, Inc
Human Relations Services
Biddeford
Homemaker Services
York County
Honor Society Taps Area Man at University of Maine
Forty three education majors at the University of Maine at Orono are initiated into Kappa Delta Pi, honorary scholastic society of the College of Education. Among new members is Scott Going of Kennebunk.
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Orono
University of Maine At
Kappa Delta Pi
The
College of Education
Scott Going
Kennebunk
Fathers and Sons Banquet Hosts 275 Attendees
Advent Christian Church held its 15th annual Father-Son Banquet in the Consolidated School gymnasium. About 275 guests attended as women volunteers served a baked ham dinner directed by Clifford Higgins. Rev. A. Cameron Ainsworth of Rochester, New Hampshire, spoke on Magic with a Message. Kitchen and waitstaff were managed by Mrs. Bernard Bunnell and Mrs. Paul Andrews, with decorations by Mrs. Robert Spofford.
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Kennebunkport
Advent Christian Church
Consolidated School
Clifford Higgins
A. Cameron Ainsworth
Rochester
N.H
Bernard Bunnell
Paul Andrews
Robert Spofford
Public To Meet The Candidates In Kennebunk
The Concerned Citizens Council of Kennebunk sponsors a Candidates Night on Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Kennebunk Inn. All candidates on the March 17 ballot are invited. Each will give a brief statement on local issues, followed by Q A with the audience. Coffee and refreshments served. Open to all Kennebunk residents seeking to know the candidates.
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Kennebunk
Concerned Citizens Council of
Kennebunk Inn
Card of Thanks for Edgar P. Perron Family
The Family of Edgar P. Perron expresses sincere thanks to Dr. Fortier Festino and Iyer and the Webber Hospital staff for care and kindness. Gratitude extended to relatives and friends who aided during the loss.
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Fortier
Festino
Iyer
Webber Hospital
Lottery numbers released for Daily Jackpot drawing
Augusta Maine AP reports the Maine State Lottery Daily Jackpot drawing produced numbers 6017 0618 and 6491 on Tuesday. The draw result features three six digit sequences with the first two numbers starting with six and zero respectively.
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Augusta
Students To Present Music Night In Kennebunk
Kennebunk Junior High and Middle School students present a March 13 Music Night designated as Music in Our Schools Day. The concert features band, chorus, special chorus and stage band with pieces from Men of Harlech to Doin Your Thing. Performances include a 100 voice mixed chorus and piano accompaniment by Jane Merrow, Marilyn Welch and Sherry Pierce, with the event at Kennebunk High School gym at 7 30 p.m.
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Kennebunk
James Longley
Harlech
Alexander
Jane Merrow
Marilyn Welch
Sherry Pierce
Kennebunk High School
Kennebunk Secures CETA Funds for Two Highway Posts
Kennebunk began a 15 month CETA funded program for two highway department workers at $2.50 an hour, said Town Manager Kenneth Barrett. Title 6 CETA support previously funded an office clerk and a building maintenance worker for one year.
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Kennebunk
Highway Department
Kenneth Barrett
County Rescue Unit To Host 1975 Maine Convention
The York County chapter of the Maine Ambulance and Rescue Association will host the 1975 state convention. A committee includes Erwin Rix John Flaherty Leon Works David Jones Cody Budwell Donna Howe and Allen Pinkham. The next meeting is Tuesday March 18 at 7 30 p.m. in the York Hospital cafeteria.
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York County
Maine Ambulance and Rescue Association
Maine Ambulance and Rescue Associations
Erwin Rix
John Flaherty
Leon Works
David Jones
Cody Budwell
Donna Howe
Allen Pinkham
York Hospital
York
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Edgar H. Ross
Pool Road
Willie E. and
Mary(Haley) Ross
Biddeford High School
U.S
Laconia Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United Baptist Church of
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stonehill Post
Kennebunk Area
Baptist Church
Kennebunk—A
United Baptist Church
Webhannet Club
Ing
David Walsh
Abbott Pendergast
Pap Clinic
Ywca Board
Evangeline Club
St. Francis
Homemakers Accredited
ST. Joseph Guild
Adah
York County Council
C. Fayette Staples Post
Memoriam
Wilfred J. Bouffard
St. Andre’s Church
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Honor Society
Edgar P. Perron
CETA
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Mosey
Kellogg’s Pop
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Schonland
Sevigny’s Market
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