Obituary notices for Jeannette Chamberlain and others
Ward reports the death of Mrs Jeannette Chamberlain 50 of Greenville SC formerly Biddeford March 17 after brief illness Born Jan 10 1925 she was daughter of Ludger and Edwidge Picher and lived in Greenville 12 years Surviving are her widower four sons two daughters two brothers and four sisters Funeral services will be held in Greenville Members of Sacred Heart Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco will meet at 7 pm tonight at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford to say prayers for Albert L Nadeau Saint Anne Sodality will meet to pay respects at the same Biddeford address Also noted Aaron Walker and Francis Wo Cushing obituary items including a 1947 Pulitzer winner and a photograph related note
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James Chamberlain
John Chamberlain
Donald Chamberlain Jr
Greenville
Bruce
Joyce) Andrus
Provost
Utah
Edward
Donna) Bartholomew Jr
Glens Falls
N.Y
Raymond Picher
New Jersey
Roland Picher
Massachusetts
Norman Picher
Biddeford
Lillian Smyth
Portland
Theresa Buffum
Old Orchard Beach
Lorraine Giguere
Pauline Picher
Sacred Heart of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St. Biddeford
Albert L. Nadeau
St. Anne Sodality
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Emond and
Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Onassis Returns To Scorpios For Burial At Sea Tomb
Aristotle Onassis body flown from Paris to Actium then to Scorpios for burial beside son Alexander. Widows Christina and Jackie Kennedy relations arrive. Sen Edward Kennedy travels from New York. Mausoleum under construction. wreaths mark the chapel scene amid Onassis empire wealth.
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Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Paris
Actium
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Ionian
Olympic Airways
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Edward Kennedy
New York
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Rotary Club Meeting in Biddeford Saco Held at Wonder Bar
The Biddeford Saco Rotary Club meets Wednesday at 12 15 p.m. at the Wonder Bar Restaurant Biddeford. Program chairman Michael Conely introduces guest speaker Lawrence McPeak Biddeford Glass Co sales rep. He will discuss types of safety glasses and their uses.
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Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford
Michael Conely
Lawrence McPeak
Biddeford Glass Co
York County Salon to Meet at Adams Street Home
York County Salon 598 Eight and Forty plans a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Adams Street home of Mrs. Blanche Keithley. The event invites members to gather for an evening at the location listed in the notice.
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York County
Blanche Keithley
Adams Street
Biddeford
Funeral Notices Simard Nauveau Hanna and Nadau
Funeral notices for Philippe Simard of 7 Judge St Biddeford Albert L Nadau of 360 Ferry Rd Saco and Arthur J Hanna formerly of 84 South St Biddeford. Services several days midweek from St Andres Notre Dame de Lourdes St Josephs Church with visiting hours today at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford and Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Biddeford. Interment St Josephs Cemetery.
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Judge St. Biddeford
St. Andres
Emond and
Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St Biddeford
Nadeau
Albert L
Ferry Road
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Hill St
Biddeford
Hanna
Arthur J
South St
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home
Stone St Biddeford
Funeral Directors and Homes Serve Saco Biddeford Area
Saco and Biddeford funeral homes listed with addresses and phone numbers. Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco 284 5611. Dennett and Craig 365 Main St Saco. Emond and Conroy 72 Hill St Biddeford. Sansoucy Blai s Funeral Home Stone St Biddeford 283 3693.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Muskie seeks Maine hearings on federal trade policy
Sen Edmund S Muskie urged the US International Trade Commission to hold hearings in Maine to address trade policy impacts on small rural businesses Maine textile and shoe industries face hard times from imports The commission plans hearings across the country with a Maine session possible after a Boston event on March 3-4 and an April 5 date in Maine was suggested
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Edmund S. Muskie
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Maine
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Scontras Plans Approved With Buffer Zone Retained
The BEP approved changes to Nicholas Scontras Wildwood housing plan in Saco increasing lots in sections F and G from 38 to 40 and expanding the recreation area. The board kept a 300 foot buffer to protect Gooselare Marsh despite eliminating the lagoon disposal system. Scontras must seek planning board approval before the revised plans proceed.
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Roger Elliott
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Virginia Moore
Larcenies Reported Around Old Orchard Beach High School
Police investigate three larcenies occurring Monday at 9 30 p m. Alvah Davis of Saco reports a tape deck and radio stolen from his car valued at 119 dollars. Larry Huntley of Old Orchard Beach reports a speaker and tapes stolen valued at 45 dollars. Conrad Gay of Biddeford reports four hubcaps stolen from his Corvette. All cars were parked outside Old Orchard Beach High School on Saco Avenue. A door at Marcotte Motors on Saco Avenue was pried open and the office ransacked but nothing reported missing.
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Alvah Davis
Saco
Larry Huntley
Conrad Gay
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach High School
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Marcotte Motors
PUC Plan Aims to Limit Utility Shutoffs for Delinquent Accounts
Augusta AP report says several telephone companies and the Telephone Association of Maine oppose a Public Utilities Commission plan to curb shutoffs for nonpayment, arguing it would unfairly burden most customers who pay promptly and would exclude telephones from regulation.
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Card of Thanks for Simeon Houle
Family of the late Simeon House thanks priests of St. Andre's Dr Fortier office staff Allied Medical Public Health Nurses Biddeford Ambulance funeral home Bertrand Gagne relatives and friends for help and care during illness and bereavement.
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St. Andre’s
Dr. Fortier
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Simeon Houle
Maine unemployment may reach 11.3 percent in February
Unofficial figures from Maine Department of Affairs suggest February unemployment could be as high as 11.3 percent, up from 10.6 percent in January. Manpower Affairs Commissioner Emilien Levesque said the 11.3 percent is tentative as state computers finish analysis, with official figures due later this week.
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Augusta
Department of Affairs
Maine
Emilien Levesque
Levesque
Zoning Appeals Granted In Saco
The Saco Zoning Appeals Board granted several appeals including Dr. Roland J. Chasse for an off premises sign, Philip E. Read for demolition and new smaller dwelling at 11 Willow Ave, Samuel C. Roberts for interior remodel of a non conforming dwelling at 26 Lower Beach St, Paul Viney of WLOB Radio for an off premises sign, and Mary R. McCallum for a home dog grooming service at Ocean Park Road with hours 8 am to 5 pm, by appointment only, no overnight dogs.
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Roland J. Chasse
Philip E. Read
Willow Ave
Samuel C. Roberts
Lower Beach St
Paul Viney
Wlob Radio
Mary R. McCallum
Ocean Park Road
Kohoutek Spots Pair of Comets
Cambridge AP reports two new comets discovered linked to Kohoutek. Lubos Konoutek in Hamburg originally found one, but images show two separate bodies. Marsden of the Smithsonian notes earlier sightings confirm Kohoutek 1975C and West Kohoutek Ikemura 1975B.
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Brian Marsden
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Lubos Konoutek
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Hanburg Observatory
Marsden
International Astronomical Unions Center
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Itkemura
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Richard West
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Methanol Research Called for Auto Makers Leadership
Rep William S Cohen urged American auto makers to lead methanol research and development. In letters to the Big Four, he cited Volvo's methanol work and urged U S firms to take a similar leadership role to develop alternatives to petroleum for national economic reasons.
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William S. Cohen
Maine Republican
Volvo Co
Cohen
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Maine Lottery Daily Jackpot Win Numbers Revealed
Augusta AP reports Maine State Lottery Monday Daily Jackpot numbers are 1846 1155 and 2228. The piece then discusses a proposed fuel alternative from wood or coal, claiming 14 to 19 cents per gallon and potential benefits for oil consumption and auto industry strain.
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Cohen
Brownie Troop 71 Tours Saco Police Station
Brownie Troop 81 visited the Saco Police Department in Dayton for a police tour led by Chief Alfred Cote. Named brownies include Sharon Reynolds Lee Ann Nanes Connie Hill Chyrel Hood Angela Boudreau Denise Stewart Gloria Brault Patricia Brault with leaders Mrs Gloria Stewart and Mrs Lorraine Boudreau.
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Saco
Alfred Cote
Sharon Reynolds
Lee Ann Nanes
Connie Hill
Chyrel Hood
Angela Boudreau
Denise Stewart
Gloria Brault
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State Workers Rally For Pay Hike In Augusta
National and state union leaders plan a 9:30 a.m. rally at the State House steps and a noon rally at the Augusta Armory in support of a pay increase for state employees. AFSCME sponsors the protest, with leaders saying a 12 percent cost of living rise is needed and a bill will be introduced in the legislature. Jer ry Wurf and Benjamin J. Dorsky headlined the noon event as AFSCME and Maine AFL CIO push for raises for about 12,000 state workers and 3,500 municipal staff.
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State House
Council 74
American Federation of State
Maine State Employes Association
Afscme
James B. Longley
Longley
Ray Martin
Jerry Wurf
Afscme International
Benjamin J. Dorsky
Maine Afl-Cio
Martin
Ford Plans 2 Billion Highway Rebates For States
President Ford intends to propose a new federal highway program that would return about 2 billion dollars annually to the 50 states by cutting the federal gasoline tax receipts in half. States could spend the funds on roads as they choose with no required fixed matching to the interstate system. Indiana Governor Otis Bowen cited his state’s ahead position in building superhighways as a reason for diverting funds to other states.
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Ford
White House
Congress
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
South Bend
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