Deaths in Biloxi Mi World War I veteran Dutremble
Joseph Dutremble 74 died May 13 in Biloxi Veterans Administration Hospital and was buried May 16 at the VA Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Episcopal Church with Rev. A J Beall officiating and graveside prayers by Rev. N B Saucier. Full military honors were given with bearers from the 2052nd Communications Squadron at Keesler Air Force Base, son T Sgt Leslie E Hicks present. He was born Sept 7, 1892 in Biddeford Maine and lived there most of his life before moving to Biloxi in 1962. He served in the 16th Field Artillery in World War I and belonged to several veterans groups. Surviving are his widow Evelyn, five sons Alfred Albert Paul William T Hicks, three daughters Irene Gagnon Louise Pageau Marguerite Martin, and two sisters.
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Biloxi
Miss
Keesler Air Force Base
Leslie E. Hicks
Dutremble
Biddeford
Maine
16Th Field Artillery
Tighe Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion
Last Man's Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
York County
Evelyn Dutremble
Alfred Dutremble
Brooklyn
N.Y
Albert Dutremble
Saco
Paul Dutremble
Earl M Mason Dies at 82 in Fairlee Vermont
Earl M Mason 82 a retired mechanical engineer died at a White River Junction nursing home He was born February 18 1885 in Andover Ohio to Martin E and Isabel Cleve land Mason He studied at Rhode Island School of Design in 1905 and designed machinery for Saco Lowell Shops Biddeford Maine until 1950 later worked at Whitins Machine Shop Whitinsville Massachusetts He retired in 1955 and moved to Vermont Surviving are his widow Alice Pratt Mason four sons Lt Cmdr Philip J Mason Oakland California Earl H Mason Windsor Frank Mason Wayne Pennsylvania and William P Mason San Jose California and seven grandchildren
Orono Woman Elected LWV President Adopts Three Point Program
Mrs Stanley IL Freeman of Orono was elected president of the League of Women Voters. The group approved a three point program urging evaluation of state government function, support for state conservation measures, and approval of a state income tax.
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Scarborough
Stanley IL Freeman
League of Women Voters
Appleton Wins Keep Maine Scenic Trophy
An all woman committee with a $325 budget capped the 1966 Keep Maine Scenic trophy for Appleton. The 700 resident town is the smallest to win and will receive a silver bow and a $200 grant.
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Augusta
Maine
Appleton
Funeral directors directory entry for Saco Maine
Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco contact 284 5611 Philip H. Gross Sr director Emond s Funeral Home 284 5511 Frank X Emond J P Conroy Dennett and Craig 365 Main Street Saco Maine Dial 282 0562
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Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dial
Card of Thanks for Thankful Community Notices
The notices express gratitude to priests doctors hospitals nurses and hospital staff for care and support during illness and after losses. Individuals named include Mrs Victoria St Lawrence Mrs Alexina Normand and families with thanks to Dr Fortier Webber Hospital Notre Dame Hospital and Allied groups.
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Bolduc
Dr. Fortier
Webber Hospital
Remallard-Martel
Royal Canadian Legion
Victoria St. Lawrence
Notre Dame Hospital
Alexina Normand
Ruth Northway dies in Massachusetts. services held in Easley
Mrs Ruth T Northway 55 a former Saco Maine resident died suddenly May 19 at the home of her brother Arthur Tripp in Middleboro Mass She was born in 1912 in Middleboro MA Survivors include her husband Ralph L Northway three sons Charles Atlanta GA James Columbus OH Harold Greenville SC four daughters Cynthia Ladd Storrs CT Laura Gills trap Sharon and Linda Northway Easley seven grandchildren and her brother The funeral and burial were held Monday May 22 in Easley
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Easley
S.C
Ruth T. Northway
Saco
Maine
Arthur Tripp
Middleboro
Mass
Ralph L. Northway
Charles
Atlanta
James
Columbus
Ohio
Harold
Greenville
Cynthia Ladd
Stor
Daniel S. Hill 75 dies after long illness in Saco area
Daniel Sawyer Hill of Clark's Mill Road died yesterday morning after a long illness. He was born November 14, 1891 in the community and was a retired farmer. Survived by three sons Alton, Bernard and C. David, one brother George, seven grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Shumway Funeral Home in Saco with burial at Goodwins Mills Cemetery.
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Dayton
Daniel Sawyer Hill
Clark’s Mill Road
Albert R
Eleanor I. Hill
Alton Hill
Saco
Bernard Hill
Plaistow
N.H
C. David Hill
George Hill
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
Biddeford Personal Notices Report October 1960s
Mrs. Roseanna Roy of 32 Sullivan Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs. Albert Voyer of 276 Hill Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Mrs. Gabrielle Cadorette of 31 George Street Biddeford is a sure patient at Webber Hospital Airman 2 C Carl B Friedman U S Air Force son of Mr and Mrs Harry Friedman Buxton Road Saco has left for a year tour of duty in Pleiku Vietnam.
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Roseanna Roy
Sullivan St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Albert Voyer
Hill St
Notre Dame Hospital
Gabrielle Cadorette
George St
Carl B. Friedman
U.S. Air Force
Harry Friedman
Buxton Road
Saco
Plei Ku
Vietnam
Midweek religious services and choirs listed by area churches
Church notes announce Thursday prayer meetings at 7pm in Saco and Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army hall. Pentecostal services by Rev. E Terry Courtney in Kennebunk Knights of Pythias Hall. Choir rehearsals across Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach churches with various times.
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Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
E. Terry Courtney
Knights of Pythias Hall
Main Street
Kennebunk
United ‘Church of Christ
Biddeford
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
No Waste Pickup In Saco On Memorial Day
Saco street official Timothy J. Crowley II announced no waste collection on Memorial Day. All routes for the rest of the week will run one day late with Wednesday pickups moved to Thursday and so on.
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Saco Street
Timothy J. Crowley II
Crowley
Thant Faults Security Council Delay After Cairo Mission
U Thant says Nasser acted rashly under Arab pressure and accuses the Security Council of delaying action. The council did not vote on a Denmark Canada resolution to back Thant’s Cairo mission, awaiting Thant’s report after talks in Cairo. Sources close to Thant say he is highly disturbed by the meeting before his return.
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Nasser
Thant
Security Council
Denmark
Canada
Cairo
Lon
Assault charge against Biddeford man continued in district court
A charge of assault and battery against George Camire of 324 Granite Street Biddeford stemming from an alleged shooting incident involving his wife was continued until June 8 in 10th District Court this morning.
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George Camire
Granite St
Biddeford
10Th District Court
Portland Weather: Windy Cool With Rain Tonight
Tonight in Portland, winds from the east to northeast 20 to 30 mph with rain and cool temperatures in the 30s to low 40s. Friday will be cloudy with occasional morning drizzle, partial clearing in the afternoon, and highs in the 40s.
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Portland
May Tides High and Low Times Listed
Tides for May are shown with morning and evening values for several days. On the 25th the high at 12:26 AM and 1:08 PM precede low at 6:50 AM and 6:56 PM. On the 26th tides rise at 2:14 AM and 1:56 PM with low at 7:38 AM and 7:44 PM.
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A.M. P.M
Security Council to hear Thant report on Cairo mission
The United Nations Security Council plans to meet again after receiving U Thant's report on his Cairo peace mission. Thant cut his Cairo visit short and conferred three hours with President Nasser in a cordial meeting. The council debated a Canada Denmark draft urging Thant to report back, but fell short of backing for a vote.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
U Thant
Cairo
Thant
New York
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Canada
India
Bulgaria
Mali
Egypt
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
United States
France
Britain
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Mediterranean
Saco Youth Bicycle Crash Leaves No Car Damage
A 15 year old from Saco escaped injury when his bicycle struck a car on Elm Street. Michael Goulet, of 28 Thornton Avenue, emerged from a service station yard and crossed Elm Street into Martha Jean Hall’s car at 14 James Street. The bicycle was damaged but the car sustained no damage.
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Saco
Elm Street
Michael Goulet
Thornton Ave
Martha Jean Hall
James St
House bill battles in Legislature stall amid party clashes
The House faced stalled action as leadership lost control and failed adjournments. In a key vote to recommit, 236 to 180 loss marked a party line battle. Democrats backed keeping the measure alive while Republicans split, with the church state debate shaping outcomes.
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House
Quie
Extension Group Plans Plant Sale
York County Extension Women's Leaders Association hosts a plant sale June 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Court House parking lot. Public invited to contribute bulbs shrubs seedlings perennials and trees to support the association's educational programs. Proceeds fund local educational outreach.
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Alfred
York County Extension Women’s Leaders Association
Court House
Global powers push for peace as U Thant reports Cairo talks
President Nasser shows sympathy for reviving the Armistice Commission. The United States urges Soviet cooperation for a Four-Power peace effort and seeks Gulf of Aqaba open to ships. U.S. experts say Israel could beat Arab forces despite outnumbering. U.N. Security Council to meet after Thant's Cairo briefing.
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Nasser
U Thani
Plop
Israeli Armistice Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
U.S
Israel
U.N. Security Council
U Thant
Cairo
Percy Considers Presidential Primary Entry
Sen Charles H. Percy says he might enter a presidential primary to aid the candidate he deems best qualified. He would not rule out a primary if it helps unity, though he expects to announce his nomination stance ahead of the Republican National Convention.
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House
Johnson
Charles H. Percy
Washington
White House
Percy
Illinois
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Senate
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Oregon
Crogan pays for bus window in green from Eire
Irishman Peter Crogan mailed five dollars to Bronx damage, telling city official Roy M. Goodman his boyhood window break. Goodman thanked him for the green from Eire and the note arrived in New York.
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Associated Press New York
Peter Crogan
Dublin
Ireland
Roy M. Goodman
Crogan
Bronx
Goodman
Eire
Legion Unit in Biddeford Names Leader
Mrs. Alice Goulet announced she will accept the nomination for unit president at a Tighe Beaudoin Farley Unit meeting in Biddeford. Installations are set for 8 p.m. June 14 at the post on Elm Street with officers to wear white.
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Alice Goulet
Calais
Tighe-Beaudoin Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Elm Street
Biddeford
Geraldine Poire
Lea Cadorette
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Cub Scouts
Webber Hospital
Girls’ Department of
St. Louis High School
Theresa Bastarache
Sunshine
Nellie Petit
Bastarache
York County
Beach Take Out License Is Approved
The Sea Spray Motor Inn at Kennebunk Beach received a victualer's license with take out service and limits. Owner Jonathan Milligan must keep beach areas free of litter, empty trash containers nightly, and close by 8 p.m. The board ruled auctions in a vacant Milligan store are not prohibited by zoning. Drainage issues in Longview Acres were discussed. The upper town hall will host The Barber of Seville on July 20 21 and 22.
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Kennebunk
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Kennebunk Beach
Victualer
Jonathan Milligan
Milligan
Board of Selectmen
Longview Acres
Selectmen
Earle D. Hardy
Upper
Hardy
Vice President Appointed At Biddeford Council Meeting
Stephen Fleurant was appointed vice president to finish the term during a Biddeford council meeting at St Johns Hall. The group voted a $5 donation to Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus for Biddeford Cub Scout Pack 309 picnic funds. June to August meetings set for the fourth Wednesday. Norman Laverriere led the business segment.
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Stephen Fleurant
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Norman Laverriere
Saco Jaycees Named As Blue Chip Chapter
The Saco Jaycees were named a Blue Chip Chapter at the state convention in Bangor. The local unit was one of 33 in the state to receive the award for achievement and membership growth. A. Raymond Gannon Jr. received a Jaycee Senatorship from the local chapter. Plans were reported for the Miss York County Pageant at Thornton Academy May 31, a magic show at Fairfield School June 24, a joint dance with Old Orchard Beach Jaycees May 12, and a Cascades banquet June 17. A committee was formed to study floats for the Saco Centennial parade. The gavel passed from James Cartier to Leo Muise.
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Saco Jaycees
Bangor
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
A. Raymond Gannon Jr
Old Orchard Beach
Banqnet
Cascades
Saco
James Cartier
Leo Muise
Major Pearce’s Cuba flight ends in asylum offer
Major Richard H. Pearce reportedly flew a single engine plane at wave top level from Florida to Havana to seek asylum for himself and his four year old son Richard Jr. A radio message was heard mid flight and a Coast Guard plane responded. Havana Radio said asylum was offered to the Army major. Pearce was at Ft. Sam Houston as aide to Lt. Gen. Thomas Dunn.
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Richard Harwood Pearce
Cuba
U.S
New York City
Miami
Fla
Richard H
Pearce
Florida Straits
Coast Guard
Havana
Military Libertad
Richard Jr
United States Army
Communist Party
Gramma
Homestead Air Force Base
Florida
Federal Aviation Agency
American Defense
FAA
United States
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bahamas
Texas
Georgia
Miami Herald
Beaumont
Tex
Sandra
Thomas A. Thomas
John V. Mitchell
Houston
Petrin Selected for Association Operations Committee
Raoul C. Petrin of Petrin and Petrin Inc Biddeford Maine was named to the agency operations committee of the Independent Mutual Insurance Agents Association of New England. He has 20 years in the insurance business and is active in the Biddeford Saco Elks Lake E Hart Knights of Columbus and Eagles. He and his wife Marie and their children live at 35 Summer St Biddeford.
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Roslindale
Mass
Warren Wolloff
Mutual Insurance Agents Association of
New England
Raoul C. Petrin
Petrin and Petrin, Inc
Biddeford
Maine
Perrin
Plans Grow for State Board Vocational Proposal
The group outlined continued plans from page one to draft the final proposal for the state board. A local survey of business and industry needs will begin once forms are available, with a high school educational survey to determine student vocational training needs to be completed before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
State Board
Biddeford
Beach town awards middle school contract to Curran & Cossette
Old Orchard Beach Town Council awarded Curran & Cossette Construction Co. of Concord New Hampshire a 541280 project for the new middle school base bid 534640 with approved alternates. Construction to start June 1 1967 and finish Feb 1 1968 with 25 per day penalty. The council thanked the school building committee and the project moves to the district trustees. Also VFW Auxiliary tag day July 8 approved. mobile ice cream wagon license for Michael Riddell of Canada denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Curran & Cossette Construction Co
Concord
N.H
V.F.W
Michael Riddell
Canada
Social Security Payments In Maine Increase
Maine residents received 115.981 million dollars in social security benefits last year a 7.4 percent rise. In Cumberland York and Sagadahoc Counties 43 505 people collected 3 183 425 dollars monthly by year end 1966 with 5 946 young widows and children receiving 339 839 and 2 521 disabled workers getting 176 844. Keith C. Coombs Portland social security district manager notes higher benefits for families and ongoing protections for survivors and disabled workers with future law changes likely to raise benefits further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Cumberland
York
Sagadahoe
Keith C. Coombs
Portland
Coombs
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Lexington School for the Deaf Opens in New York in 1867
The Lexington School for the Deaf was established in New York City in the year 1867, marking a milestone in education for deaf students. The institution began serving as a cornerstone for Deaf culture and instructional services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lexington School For the
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Joseph Dutremble
Earl M. Mason
Memoriam
Maurice J. Janelle
Janelle
St. Joseph’s Church
Ruth Northway
Daniel S. Hill
Crus Eis
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Extension Group
Kenneth M. Curtis
Ruel Ricker Ill
Joseph Levasseur
Frank Perkins Jr
Cochairman
Eugene Temple Jr
Gov
Curtis
Lester B. Pear
South Vietnam
Highlands
North Vietnam
Dave Baldwin
Haiphong
Sen
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Patricia Q. Sheehan
Sheehan
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Vatican City
Vatican Daily
Claudia Cardinale
Miss Cardinale
Legion Unit
Nashville, Tenn
Athens
Blue Chip
Major
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