Death of Nellie M. Lowell 93 Saco resident
Nellie M. Lowell 93 of 71 Middle St Saco died May 23 at a local hospital. Born November 17 1879 in Upper Mills New Brunswick Canada she moved to the United States at 18 and worked as a bookkeeper in the Lowell area. Survived by a cousin Mrs Evelyn Wilkinson of Old Orchard Beach and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 1 30 p m from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco with Rev Paul K. Weimer officiating. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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Nellie M. Lowell
Middle St
Saco
Upper Mills
New Brunswick
Canada
Donald
Elizabeth (Webber) Macintosh
United States
Lowel
Mass
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Neil T. Mahoney Dies Dean of Red Sox Scouting
Neil T. Mahoney of Newton longtime Red Sox scouting dean and director of scouting died in Cambridge at 64 after a long illness. He joined the American League as a scout in 1939 and signed players included Jim Piersall and Haywood Sullivan. He coached at Bowdoin College and led Red Sox farm operations before becoming farm director in 1960 and director of scouts in 1969. He is survived by his widow Cathryn a son Kevin and two grandchildren. The funeral is set for Saturday at McNamara Brighton and Infant Jesus Brookline.
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Cambridge
Mass
Neil T. Mahoney
Newton
Boston Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Mahoney
Jim Piersall
Haywood Sullivan
Red Sox
Northeastern University
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Cape Cod
Cathryn
Kevin
New Haven
Conn
McNamara Funeral Home
Brighton
Infant Jesus Church
Brookline
DEP reviews Hillview Heights development approval in Saco
The State Department of Environmental Protection investigates developer Leroy Waycott's Hillview Heights project in Saco to verify DEP approval under the state site selection law. DEP administrator Henry Warren says a tip questions whether the development ever received required DEP authorization. Waycott first gained approval for the initial section in 1968, then secured local permission for additional sections off Buxton Road near the turnpike.
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State Department of Environmental Protection
Leroy Waycott
Hillview Heights
Saco
DEP
Henry Warren
Waycott
Card of Thanks for hospital care and support
Sincere thanks to all the nurses on the third floor of the Webber Hospital and to the doctors for their kind care. Also gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers and cards received during my illness. Theresa Dutremble.
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Webber Hospital
Local Funeral Homes and Directors Listed for Saco Maine
The obituary or notice lists SHUMWAY AND GROSS Funeral Service at 35 Spring St Saco with phone 284 5611 DENNETI & CRAIG at 365 Main Street Saco Maine 282 0562 EMOND's Funeral Home at 284 5511. Frank X Emond J P Conroy listed among providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Denneti & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Portland Weather Update Forecast
Tonight expect increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain in the southwest and fair conditions elsewhere. Lows in the 40s. Thursday brings more clouds, with rain likely in the south and highs from the 50s in the north to the 60s in the south.
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Portland
New England Temperatures 24 Hour Outlook
Regional forecast notes 24 hour temperatures across New England with emphasis on Massachusetts. Fragmentary lines mention seasonal feeding and a mother dog identifying her pup by cry and odor, but details are incomplete.
Saco panel to check tank ills amid Wildwood development
The Saco Conservation Commission voted unanimously to inspect rumored septic tank problems in Wildwood Drive and to forward findings to the DEP if confirmed, while debate over Nicholas P. Scontras expansion persists alongside DEP permit concerns. The panel also discussed the Rachel Carson Refuge buffer area, land use near Branch Brook, and potential grants for the city dump study.
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Saco Conservation Commission
Wildwood Drive
State Department of Environmental Protection
State Department
Nicholas P. Scontras
Wildwood
Samuel Zaitlin
Commission
Branch Brook
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
Scontras
DEP
Maremont Corp
Pellyvon
Zaitlin
Maremont
Parks and Recreation
Robert Moody
Junkyard Permit Denied By Kennebunk Officials
Kennebunk selectmen unanimously denied a permit for Roy E. Pierce of West Kennebunk to operate an automobile junkyard on Old Falls Road. Residents and 44 petitioners argued it is unsightly and a fire and health hazard. Pierce may seek a license via the building inspector then appeals board, likely prompting court action. Officials also addressed dump pest control costs and drainage issues, and set an informal public hearing for gun permit policy on June 5 forgetting concealed weapon permits.
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Kennebunk
Roy E. Pierce
West Kennebunk
Old Falls Road
Pierce
Selectmen
Selecteman
Herman Cohen
Cohen
Selectman-at-Large
David Shields
Shields
Elidore St
Selectman
Evergreen Avenue
Chases Hill Road
Roasting Top Sirloin Misplaced Leads to Disappearance
KOME New York AP report. Restaurant owner Philip Cataldi says he left a 20 pound top sirloin roasting on a spit. A few minutes later two young patrons vanished along with the $30 meat and $125 spit. Police are investigating the bizarre theft and missing patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kome
N.Y
Philip Cataldi
Safety Officers Edited By Sandra Newcomb
Police Chief Frank Stevens notes progress in modern policing with better educated officers. He trained at Kennebunk High School State Police Academy civil defense school constitutional law courses and traffic engineering. Stevens joined in 1949 became chief in 1958 and was named man of the year by the local chamber.
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Sandra Newcomb
Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Kennebunk High School
State Police Academy
Civil Defense School
Constitutional Law
University of Maine
Kennebunk Force
Ile
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Site Selection To Stand Now
Augusta Maine The Site Selection Law of 1970 remains in effect at least until January special session. A bill to ease environmental rules for new industry died in the regular session but gained Senate first reading. The Senate sent the bill back to Natural Resources for study after a challenged vote. Environmentalists oppose weakening the 1970 act while industry groups push for more jobs.
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Augusta
Carl Sheltra
Biddeford
House
Senate
Natural Resources Committee
Sheltra
Department of Commerce
Two Car Crash at Elms and Main No Injuries Reported
Public safety report notes a Tuesday night collision at Elms and Main in Biddeford between a 1965 Chevy driven by Stanley C. Roberts, 17, of Alfred, and a 1963 Plymouth Valiant driven by Richard C. Berthiaume, 19, of 22 West St., Biddeford. Fire crews also handled a chicken house fire at Dupuis chicken farm on Buxton Road with only minor damage.
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Elms
Main Streets
Biddeford
Stanley C. Roberts
Alfred
Richard C
Berthiaume
West St
Saco
Dupuis Chicken Farm
Buxton Road
Old Orchard Beach hosts 10 day police in service training
Police Chief Richard Lumb announced a 10 day in service training program for Old Orchard Beach police. The schedule runs May 29 with 25 subjects taught in 3 hour sessions by instructors from federal, state and local agencies. Regular and some special officers will participate, and officers from Biddeford Saco and Scarborough may attend.
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Old Orchard Beach
Richard Lumb
Lumb
Biddeford
Saco
Scarborough
Appeal Lost To Export Board Denies Temple Street business
Kennebunkport The Appeals Board denied Frank Shobey and wife’s appeal to run a business on Temple Street near the Post Office. The board ruled the plan would be a nonconforming use in the village residential zone of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Frank Shobey
Connecticut
Temple Street
Shield Law Opposed By Panel Of Journalists
NEW CASTLE New Hampshire AP a panel of newsmen from weeklies to dailies said no shield law is needed to protect reporters The panel at the Judicial Conference of the First Circuit included Tom Wicker Robert Healy Thomas Gerber Peter Cox George Higgins and Judge Hugh Bownes Wicker argued against any congressional shield law Healy favored an absolute shield but doubted it would happen Gerber eased from support to opposition of an absolute shield Wicker warned Watergate will reshape politics calling for a more open president and reforms in CIA FBI and White House staffing He also criticized some Senate Watergate testimony as hearsay
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Ulasewicz
Caulfield
New York
McCord
Ehrlichman Andi
New Castle
N.H
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Tom Wicker
New York Times
Robert Healy
The
Boston Globe
Thomas Gerber
Concord Monitor
Peter Cox
Maine
Gerber
Wicker
Wcker
CIA
FBI
White House
Biddeford Names New Data Processing Manager Paul Gagne
Paul Gagne started Monday as Biddeford City Hall data processing manager replacing Venn Plante who left in April for Lewiston. A 1960 St Louis High School graduate, Gagne has six years at West Point Pepperell and four years in IBM accounting with the Air Force. He and wife Patricia live on Western Ave with two children. salary is 9000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gagne
City Hall
Biddeford
Venn Plante
Lewiston
Gagne
Gilbert Boucher
West Point Pepperell
IBM
United States Air Force
St. Louis High School
Norman Gagne
Western Ave
Patricia
Plante
War prisoner's wife seeks divorce after husband returns
Loretta Stirm filed for divorce in San Mateo Superior Court Tuesday, ending an 18 year marriage to Air Force Lt. Col. Robert Stirm. The case stems from his return to the United States following service during the war, with Loretta pictured rushing to him as he came home.
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Redwood City
Calif
United States
Loretta Stirm
San Mateo Superior Court
Air Force
Robert Stirm
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