Malvina Marcille 89 Biddeford milliner shop operator dies
Malvina B Marcille 89 of 115 Bradbury St Biddeford died Thursday after a brief illness. Born June 7 1886 in St Agathe Quebec she ran a millinery shop and the M B Marcille Beauty Shop. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert McDowell and several nieces. Mass Saturday at St Joseph Church with burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Visiting hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home.
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Malvina B. Marcille
Bradbury St
Biddeford
St. Agathe
Que
Jacob and
Aurelie (Carrier) Boutin
Joseph O. Marcille
Robert
Mignonne) McDowell
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sansoucy- Blais
Stone St
Kennebunk SAD 71 Directors Seek Budget Parity
Kennebunk SAD 71 board aims to keep the 76-77 budget near last year’s total of 2,346,000. Business manager Thomas Connelly refused to present preliminary figures, noting many variables and ongoing teacher salary negotiations as a major factor while the Finance Committee will not publicly recommend until month’s end.
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Kennebunk
Thomas Connelly
Connelly
Angela Davis to Speak at University of Maine Portland Campus
Angela Davis the noted activist will speak at the University of Maine Portland Gorham campus on Tuesday March 16 at 8 p.m. in the Portland gymnasium. The lecture open to the public covers Black liberation and U S penal policy with Davis noted for defending her UCLA faculty membership during affiliation with the Communist Party.
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Portland
Angela Davis
University of Maine At
Portland-Gorham
Ms. Davis
United States
University of California At Los Angeles
Communist Party
California
John Mills
Soledad
Calif
Card of Thanks for Charlotte H. Graffam
The Graffam family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for their support after the loss of Charlotte H. Graffam. Special thanks are extended to the Nurses and Staff at the Notre Dame Unit for their care and kindness during her illness.
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Charlotte H. Graffam
Notre Dame Unit
Funeral Home Directory Listing
Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home at Stone Street Biddeford and Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street Saco list contact numbers 283 3653 and 284 5611 with directors R Martel and staff listed.
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Shumway
Gross
Spring St
Saco
Port board strapped for funds
Kennebunkport town meeting left the planning board short of funds risking the comprehensive plan and regional planning assistance. Selectmen may divert subdivision fees to the board, with about $300 annual revenue, while the board seeks at least $3,000 more. A police cruiser purchase was approved from the reserve fund.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Wallace Reid
Selectmen
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
Abbott Pendergast
Select
Reid
Planning Board
Budget Board
Selectman
Police Department
Carter Harris
Ralph Smith
Harris
Eleanor Nedeau
Edward Groome
Steve Johnson
Carolyn Craig
Barbara Bryant
Marylin Stavros
Recreation Commission
Irv Wilcox
Pendergast
Kenneth Campbell
Florida
Campbell
Club notes and dances in Saco and Biddeford
Members of Saco Rebekah lodge meet Saturday at Odd Fellows Hall in Saco with a social supper at 6 30 PM. A St Patrick s Day Dance at Knights of Columbus hall Biddeford starts 8 30 PM with music by Elected Silence. Marriage Encounter info night Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church Saco open to all couples.
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Saco Rebekahion
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Saco
Knights of Columbus
Pool Street
Biddeford
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Maine Tax Receipts Fall Short In Early Fiscal Year
Maine state finances show tax collections 2.25 percent below estimates after two-thirds of the year with February receipts $2 million under projections. Officials caution about a potential shortfall though corporate taxes due later may boost totals. the lottery and liquor revenues exceed and underperform projections in varying amounts.
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Augusta
Maine
John P. O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Aoe
James B. Longley
University of Maine
News Media Push to Repeal Maine Expungement Law
Public scrutiny urged as lawmakers hear support to repeal Maine expungement rules restricting access to police and court records for acquitted or pardoned individuals. Proposals seek new guidelines while preserving access to recent cases, with varied testimony from publishers, lawyers, and civil liberties advocates.
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Augusta
Maine
Judiciary Committee
Executive Council
Joseph Edgar
Ellsworth
J. Russell Wiggins
Robert Howe
The
Maine Civil Liberties Union
Stephen Dubord
Waterville
Maine Chamber of Commerce
Kenslea to challenge Hichens for First District Senate nomination
York man Michael E. Kenslea of Shore Road announces his bid to unseat Walter Hichens in the Republican race for Maine's First District Senate seat. Kenslea cites high state costs, zero budgeting, and reducing bureaucracy as top priorities for Wells Ogunquit York Kittery Eliot South Berwick North Berwick.
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York
Michael E. Kenslea
Shore Road
Walter Hichens
Wells
Ogunquit
Kittery
Eliot
South Berwick
North Berwick
Kensley
District One
Senate
Saco faces court over old dump pollution and referendum
DEP director Henry Warren says Saco must sign a consent order by end of March to fund a 150000 pollution control project by E C Jordan Co. If not, a Superior Court complaint will be filed. Councilor Cassette urged a June primary referendum but officials say no voter choice.
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Augusta — Saco
Henry Warren
Department of Environmental Protection
Dep
E.C. Jordan Co
Saco
Robert Cassette
Warren
Attorney General
Samuel Zaitlin
Cassette
Zaitlin
Biddeford Junior High to meet Old Orchard Beach for third
In the Kerry Anton Memorial tournament Biddeford Junior High faces Old Orchard Beach for third place at Biddeford Junior High Gym this afternoon at 3 15. Biddeford beat St Josephs 32 27 and Old Orchard Beach beat St Marys 61 38 Thursday to reach the consolation game. The title game Benny Eagle versus Saco Middle School starts at 4 15.
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Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kerry Anton
St. Joseph's
St. Mary’s
Benny Eagle
Saco Middle School
Statehood Day proclaimed in Maine by governor
Maine Governor James B. Longley proclaims Monday as Statehood Day marking the first observance under a new law enacted March 15. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Nancy R. Clark of Freeport, does not make it a legal holiday.
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Augusta
Maine
James B. Longley
Nancy R. Clark
Hearing Set on Electric Plant Conversion in Newington
The Federal Energy Administration will hold a hearing on April 22 regarding converting the Shiller generating plant from oil to coal. Sen. Walter W. Hichens notes the plant is in Newington, New Hampshire, near the Maine border, and operations affect Augusta area energy concerns.
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Augusta
Maine
Federal Energy Administration
Shiller
Walter W. Hichens
R-Eliot
Newington
N.H
Fisheries forum on 200 mile limit in Rockport Maine
A Fishermen's Forum on the 200 mile fisheries limit will run March 19 to 21 in Rockport Maine. Sponsored by University of Maine Sea Grant with Maine resources and fisheries groups, it features federal official William Gordon and Gov. James B. Longley speaking on economic impacts and development for the Maine fishing industry.
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Rockport
Maine
University of Mine
Maine Department of Marine Resources
Illiam Gordon
Northeast
Nationalarine Fisheries Services
Orkshops
James B. Longley
James A. Wilson
U.S. House
Senate
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Malvina Marcille
UMPG
Raymond St
Carl Leighton
Joseph Pramer
Norwalk
Conn
Pramer
Bernard Carson
Therrien Avenue
WESBA
Biddeford High School
Dennett & Craig
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Port Board
Saco Rebekahs
Ing
Lgislature
John Young
Wiggins
Brian Thayer
Biddeford-Saco
Silsby
Hichens
Michael Kenslea
Journeyman
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Charline
Lorrettes Beauty Salon
Main St
Fisheries Forum
Roland Belishe
Glass Service
I Brown
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Saco, Maine
Elm Street
Les Insurance
Etna
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