Obituary notices for Shevenell Libby and Drapeau Services
Urbain Shevenell 76 of Saco died Wednesday night at home after a long life with Garland Manufacturing. Survived by wife Mary and family, Mass Saturday at Notre Dame de Lourdes. Mary Libby 93 of Bar Mills died Wednesday in South Portland after a long illness. former teacher and community member with many local affiliations. Mass Saturday at Bar Mills Baptist Church. interment in Sout Buxton Cemetery. Henry E. Drapeau of Biddeford to receive Mass of Christian Burial Saturday at St. Joseph Cemetery. Former Laco Fire Chief Arthur Oldread, Scarborough, hospital patient in Portland.
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Urbain Shevenell
Saco
Biddeford
Joseph and
Annie (Lord) Shevenell
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Garland Manufacturing Co
Mary Bina (Barrett) Shevenell
Norbert Shevenell
West Chelmsford
Mass
Paul Shevenell
Leo Shevenell
Robert Shevenell
East Hampton
Therese Shevenell
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
BAR Mills
Mary W. Libby
South Portland
George and
Mary (Woodman) Milliken
Delancey M. Libby
Libby
Gorham Normal School
Portland
Massachusetts
Saco River Grange
Bar Mills Baptist Church
Sout Buxton
Neal and York Funeral Home
State St
Gorham
Drapeau
Henry E. Drapeau
South St
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy
Hill St
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support and Hospital Care
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for consideration during our bereavement Special thanks to the poor staff of Webber Hospital for care and kindness shown to our mother during her illness. Mr Fremond Garriepy Mr and Mrs Paul Garriepy Mr and Mrs Gilbert Garriepy Mr and Mrs Claire Madore Sister Dolores Garriepy
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Webber Hospital
Fremond Garriepy
Paul Garriepy
Gilbert Garriepy
Claire Madore
Dolores Garriepy
Correction on Catholic communion rule for divorced Catholics
The AP corrects a Holyoke dispatch stating divorced or remarried Catholics may not receive the sacrament. In fact, divorced Catholics who have remarried may not receive that sacrament.
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Boston
Associated Press
Holyoke
Mass
Anti nuke group questions at Maine Yankee hearings
Safe Power for Maine, an anti-nuclear group, will cross examine witnesses as Public Utilities Commission hearings resume on Maine Yankee's request to issue 35 million in promissory notes to Maine Yankee Fuel Co. The hearings began last Friday in Augusta with Safe Power granted intervenor status.
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Augusta
Maine
Safe Power For
Public Utilities Commission
Non Yankee Atomic Power
Maine Yankee
Maine Yankee Fuel Co
Broad Street Contract Service
New York
Safe Power
Holiday Inn
Maine Lottery draws announce winning numbers this week
The Maine State Lottery Commission released this week's winning numbers. Main drawing results show the generals 606 209 and the Grand Slam sequence 0830 3574.
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Augusta
Maine
Maine State Lottery Commission
Rottotiller theft investigated in Saco
Saco police investigate the theft of a $200 rototiller from Albert Pelletier’s 137 Beach St garage Sunday. Also probed is a March 10 attempted break-in at the Unitarian Universalist Church 60 School St where a safe was not opened and papers and books were scattered. Senior Fellowship meets Friday at 10 a.m. Salvation Army Center Church Street. St Patrick’s Day program at 1 p.m. at Miss Rose aBranche and Miss Marie LaBranche.
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Saco
Beach St
Albert Pelletier
Unitarian Universalist
School St
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army Center
Church Street
Rose aBranche
Marie LaBranche
Public hearing on septic system repairs proposal in Augusta
State of Maine public notice lists Natural Resources committee hearings Friday March 19 1976 in Room 112 State Office Building Augusta. H P 2206 LD 2306 proposes allowing local plumbing inspectors to approve repairs to existing septic systems. Rep Blodgett of Aroostoook?
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Natural Resources
State Office
L.D
Rep. Blodgett
Aldoboro
Funeral Home Directors and Listings in Saco Biddeford Maine
Local obituary and funeral home directory listing includes Dennett Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine contact 282 0562 EMOND CONROY Funeral Home led by John P Conroy Jr at 72 Hill Street Biddeford contact 284 5511 or 282 1818 Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home on Stone Street Biddeford contact 283 3653 R Martel Director Shumway and Gross Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco contact 284 5611.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Maine SenateTA Bles Action on Legislative Salary Increase Bill
Maine Senate postponed action on a bill to raise the legislative salary by 1 250, with amendments proposing a 1 000 increase offset by ending 25 a day per diem payments in the second year. The measure retains a 6 000 base salary starting 1977 under annual sessions and faces House Republican resistance.
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Maine
Senate
Augusta
Maine Senate
Bennett D. Katz
Katz
House Republicans
House Ss
J. Hollis Wyman
Milbridge
Wyman
Richard Berry
Cape Elizabeth
SAD 71 finance committee opens hearings to public
SAD 71 Finance Committee chairs a policy shift allowing public access to budget review sessions for 1976 77 while keeping debate nonparticipatory. The panel, with Libby Littlefield and Beard, will review junior high requests Thursday at 7 30 p m. The board aims to present a total budget later, with potential rise due to fixed costs and ongoing teacher salary negotiations.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
Jack Libby
Libby
Havin
Richard Littlefield
Kennebunkport
Daniel Beard
Longley urges fresh faces to lure industry to Maine
Gov. James B. Longley cites new politicians as a key to attracting industry and warns that tax increases could drive away youths. He critiques the legislature’s $262.6 million school funding bill and opposes more UMaine spending while proposing two-year community college conversions and targeted aid for wealthy and nonresident students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
James B. Longley
Longley
University of Maine
State Senate
Sonce
Umaine
Ruling backs Maine aid redistribution plan for welfare
Human Services Commissioner David E. Smith applauded a Superior Court decision upholding the legality of a rateable reduction method in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program. The plan shifted funds from high to low beneficiaries, affecting about 11 000 recipients while removing 1 000 from welfare rosters, with total spending around 3.5 million dollars. The suit was brought by We Who Care, United Low Income Inc., and two individual grant recipients. Goffin rejected the challengers’ claims and no immediate appeal was indicated.
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Augusta
Maine
Human Services
David E. Smith
Smith
Sumner Goffin
We Who Care
United Low Income, Inc
Goffin
State House
James B. Longley
State employes challenge Longley on pay hike plan
In Augusta a coalition including the Maine State Employes Association and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes contested Gov. Longley’s $8.9 million pay proposal, claiming the plan rests on doctored evidence and misclassifications. They cited altered survey responses and questioned job classifications, with possible labor action looming if demands aren’t met.
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Augusta
Maine
Maine State Employes Association
American Federation of State
James B. Longley
John L. Martin
David Carnevale
MSEA
Longley
Carnevale
Bangor State Hospital
State House
Martin
Mosher
Appropriations Committee
Powes
Maine Teachers Association
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Mary Libby
Laco
Arthur Oldread
Country Village
Mobile Park
Scarborough
Mercy Hospital
Inortland
Memoriam
Daniel James Peck
Maime
Ognnquit
Alvin Bean
Ogunquit
Beach
Soil Conservation Service
UPI
State OF
Poli
Finance Board
Shumway
Philip H. Gross, SR
Gary Gross
Biddeford, Saco
AFDC
Tobies
Fine Fast Food
Portland Rd
Howe’s
Wells
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