Deaths in West Kennebunk Reflect Local Life of Marion Hoyt
Mrs Marion B Hoyt 82 died Nov 1 in a Biddeford nursing home after a 65 year residence in the area. A Natick Mass employee and volunteer, she was active in the West Kennebunk Methodist Church Pythian Sisters American Legion Auxiliary Arundel Grange and veteran care circles. Survived by two daughters two sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, services are set for Saturday at Angell Funeral Home with interment at Hope Cemetery. Friends may call today.
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West Kennebunk
Marion B. Hoyt
Ingecomb
Richard and
Mary (Collins) Cotton
Lennard Morse Hospital
Natick
Mass
Natick Mills
Kennebunk
Hoyt
Pythian
Harvey Bible Class
American Légion Auxiliary
Arundel Grange
Veteran's Memorial Hospital
Togus
Ashton R. Hoyt
William R
Beatrice) Bears
Westwood
Forest Doris Warren
Fred Walker
South Portland
Frank Richards
Edgecomb
Angell
Dane St
G. Duncan Moore
Hope Cemetery
Angell Funeral Home
Public Safety Beat and Theft Arrests in Biddeford and Kennebunkport
Firefighters responded to a flooded oil burner at 30 Spring Street and covered the Biddeford station twice on Thursday. Four Biddeford residents Charles H. Stewart William Tracy Norman Bolduc and Raymond C. Lamb were arrested for daytime breaking and entering linked to thefts from the James Eaton estate in Kennebunkport. Police recovered antique silverware pewter items and a color television set. The arrests are pending trial at Fork County Jail in Alfred with Kennebunkport authorities prosecuting.
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Laco
Spring St
Biddeford
James Eaton
Kennebunkport
Fork County
Alfred
Charles H. Stewart
Foss St
William Tracy
Norman Bolduc
Alfred St
Raymond C. Lamb
Lobbyist Speaks to Church Women on State Referendum Questions
Laurence Bagley of the Church Legislative Council spoke at the First Parish Congregational Church Women's Fellowship on the 106th legislature and referendum questions on the November 6 ballot. A Harvest Dessert-Card party is planned for November 7 at 1:30 p.m. Reservations contact Mrs. Hazel Bishop or Mrs. Dorothe Reever. The next meeting on November 27 will be a workshop for the Christmas Fair on December.
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Laurence Bagley
Church Legislative Council
United Church of Christ, Methodist and Episcopal Churches
Women's Fellowship
First Parish Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
Hazel Bishop
Dorothe Reever
Card of Thanks for care at Webber Hospital
The family thanks Dr. Johnston and Webber Hospital staff for care of Noella Lamirande. Gratitude to relatives and friends for help during their sorrow. Daughters and Son-in law Mrs Doris Seneca Mr and Mrs George Patricia Boutin.
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Dr. Johnston
Webber Hospital
Noella Lamirande
Doris Seneca
George
Patricia) Boutin
Funeral Directors and Listings in Saco Maine
Funeral directors Dennett and Craig of 305 Mais Street Saco Maine listed with Emond and Conroy Funeral Home contact numbers 284 5511 and 262 1818 and Shumway and Gross Funeral Service at 5 Spring Avenue.
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Dennett & Craig
Mais Street
Saco, Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Shumway and
Gross Fu
Spring
Wildwood subdivision dispute prompts review concerns
Saco Conservation Commission chairman Samuel Zaitlin criticized the BEP decision on the Wildwood subdivision saying the review seemed circumvention and a public hearing should occur at the local level. Developer Scontras argues the plan meets all requirements and uses deed covenants to fund operations.
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Sen. Danton
Samuel Zaitlin
Saco Conservation Commission
BEP
Zaitlin
Lanning Board
Scontras
State Department of Health and Welfare
Goosefare Brook
Wildwood
Sait
Deadline Set for Biddeford Political Announcements
The Journal sets Friday Nov 16 as the deadline to accept political announcements and photos for Biddeford candidates. The filing deadline for primary nominees is Saturday Nov 10 at noon.
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Biddeford
Saco Mayoral Debate Highlights Diverging Plans
Democrat James Wilkinson and Republican Berton Braley debated at Saco City Hall sponsored by the Saco Jaycees. Braley touted improvements in sewage, bookkeeping, finance, housing and planning while Wilkinson pressed open meetings and a 10 point platform including street and sewer programs, youth office, industrial park and economic development. Both backed a municipal pool and a new waste collection ordinance as they answered audience questions.
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Saco
James Wilkinson
Berton Braley
Saco, Jaycees
Saco City Hall
Braley
Tasker
Maine State Housing Authority
Subler Trucking
Rich-Vale Homes
Cohen Egg Co
Casco Bank
The
Maine Savings Bank
Elm
Cleveland
Wilkinson
Union Mutual
Blue Haven
Portland Road
Open Campus Policy Faces Clash at School Meetings
LePelletier outlined five solutions to open campus issues as parents voiced concerns about supervision. Debate focused on closing campus or restricting access by performance, with a proposed hybrid plan combining third and fourth options gaining support.
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Openampus
LePelletier
Marie Smith
Elm Tree Dutch Elm Disease Injection Trial Report
Researchers with Dr. Richard Campana of the University of Maine Orono test an injected benomyl program to halt Dutch Elm Disease. The device delivers benomyl into the cambium to restore nutrient flow, while questions remain about effectiveness and timing.
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Richard Campana
University of Maine At
Benomyl
Maine official praises elm trees and funding in Kennebunkport
Smith lauds resident support for the tree warden budget near 10 000 dollars and describes an experimental Elm disease program. He notes ongoing planting of diverse trees, school kids planting 300 trees, and monitoring resistant elms as research lags by about a decade. He warns recovery may come too late, comparing to the chestnut decline.
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Harris
Smith
Dr. Campana
LePelletier
Bangor
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Portland
Kennebunkport
Perme
Us Department
Carter
Weather Outlook for Portland Tonight and Saturday
Tonight Portland will see partly cloudy skies with lows in the 30s. Saturday brings fair to partly cloudy conditions with highs in the 40s and 50s.
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Portland
Shaw Campaign Focuses On Education And Athletics
Shaw argues for a complete revamp of the school system with emphasis on physical education and intramurals. She cites dynamic societal changes and says education must adapt beyond the status quo. She notes her family responsibilities and campaign mainly through teas and events while touting her record.
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Shaw
G. ‘Patrick Shaw
Alma
Michigan
Wayne State
University
Detroit
of Maryland School of Medicine
Potter Seeks School Board Post Amid Plans for Change
Potter, an attorney from Saco, aims for a school board seat. He emphasizes resolving maintenance issues, supporting a self evaluation program, and guiding the impact of a new junior high school while highlighting his background with public schools, Navy and HEW service, and family.
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Potter
Saco
Maine Public
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
University of Michigan Law School
HEW
Washington, D.C
Juay
Zoning Commission adopts moratorium on subdivisions west of Route 1
Kennebunk Zoning Review Commission votes to impose a two year moratorium on all proposed subdivisions within 1000 feet of Branch Brook and its tributaries west of Route U S 1. The action invites town board input and possible watershed protection measures.
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Kennebunk
Zoning Review Commission
Board of Selectmen
Town Planning Board
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Public Safety
Michael Spath
Democrat
Peter Danton Greately
Tasker Street
Tampax
Danton
Burden of Records
Elm Tree Program
U.S
some _ lumber company
Ohio
Europe
Maine
Tieine Dee
Old Orchard
Sch
Ofc. Thurs
Kennebunk Frown Ofc. Thurs
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Tex
Nixon
American Bar Association
Zoning Commission
Marion Packard
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Wells
John Cummings
Branch Brook
Packard
Edward Winston
Zoning Commission and Planning Board
Commission
Winston
Lillian Hobson
Martin’s Foods
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Jefferson ST
James Ward
Saco Ward
Dem
Ralph Larochelle
Chin
HOUSE
the Meat House
Main Street
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