Death of Mrs Germaine Baillargeon in Biddeford Maine
Mrs Germaine Baillargeon 48 of 20 percent Milliken Street Old Orchard Beach died yesterday in a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. Born in Biddeford June 25 1918 she was the daughter of Francois and Lumina Corriveau Plessis and worked for Bruce Shoe Co. Inc. in Biddeford. Surviving are her widower Maurice Baillargeon two daughters Mrs Dorothy Dube and Mrs Nancy Czarnielcki both of Plainville Connecticut three sisters Mrs Rose Trottier and Mrs Therese Fournier both of Biddeford and Mrs Doris Beaudoin Lawnsdale California four brothers Gerard and Robert both of Biddeford Francois Jr U S Navy and Henry Lawnsdale California and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 am Wednesday from St Margaret s Church here with interment in St Joseph s Cemetery Biddeford Friends may call at the Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford from 2 to 10 pm today and tomorrow.
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Old Orchard Beach
Germaine Baillargeon
Milliken St
Biddeford
Francois and
Lumina Corriveau Plessis
Bruce Shoe Co. Inc
Maurice Baillargeon
Dorothy Dube
Nancy Czarnielcki
Plainville
Conn
Rose Trottier
Therese Fournier
Doris Beaudoin
Lawnsdale
Calif
Gerard
Robert
Francois Jr
U.S. Navy
Henry
St. Margaret’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sansoucy
Stone St
Campaign winds down as Johnson, Nixon trade volleys
The presidential race narrows with Johnson urging education emphasis and Nixon criticizing the Viet Nam policy. Voter turnout may reach about 59 million, shaping the fate of the Great Society and the new House. plus Viet Cong clashes near the Cambodian border inflict casualties on U S units.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nam
Great Society
House of Representatives
Muskie and Kyros Back Civic Building in Maine hall
At a Saturday meeting in Old Orchard Beach Town Hall Auditorium, Sen. Ed Muskie and Democrat hopeful Peter Kyros heard a prospectus for a proposed new convention auditorium by Chamber of Commerce president John O Neil. They supported the idea, saying a convention center would benefit the area. Town Manager Leon F. Jones said the project could create many jobs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Leo Larochelle
Edmund S. Muskie
Peter N. Kyros
John O'Neil
Chamber of Commerce
Muskie
Kyros
Leon F. Jones
Biddeford Firefighters Respond to October Calls
Biddeford firefighters handled 40 calls in October up from 36 in September. The city ambulance crew, staffed by firefighters, completed 56 calls in October, unchanged from September, per Fire Chief Arthur King.
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Biddeford
Arthur King
Requiem High Mass for Harry S. Marcotte at St Margarets
A requiem high mass was celebrated Saturday for Harry S. Marcotte of Old Orchard Road at St. Margarets Church Rev Royal J Parent officiated. Delegations from Ste Marguerite Council Union St Jean Baptiste and Knights of Columbus joined the service. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Rev Gerard C Doyon. Honor guard and bearers represented local councils and assemblies.
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Harry
Marcotte
Old Orchard Beach
Harry S. Marcotte
Old Orchard Road
St. Margaret’s Church
Royal J. Parent
Antonio R. Boisvert
Ste. Marguerite
Biddeford
Gerard C. Doyon
James J. Mullen
Urbain A. Goulet
Charles E. Huot
Lucien Huot
Joseph Burns
William Southwick
Louis DeAngelis
James J. Mullen K
C. Council
Local Personal Notices From Saco Biddeford and Portland
George Vlahakos at Webber Hospital in Biddeford is a surgical patient. Emile Bedard, Arun del, a medical patient at Emile Boucher in Biddeford. Julia Welch, formerly of Biddeford, now at Beane's Nursing Home in Saco. Josephine Taylor of Saco a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Lance Cpl. Joseph G. Lambert, Biddeford, on furlough after 14 months in Viet Nam, returns to Parris Island. Mr and Mrs Albert L Blake of Saco attended anniversary dinner for Jack Zeitman of South Portland. Zeitman is former Anna E. Blake of Saco.
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George Vlahakos
High St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Emile Bedard
Arundel
Emile Boucher
May St
Julia Welch
Amherst St
Beane
Nott St
Josephine Taylor
Thornton Ave
Lance
Joseph G. Lambert
Alphee Lambert
Lafayette St
Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Albert L. Blake
Union
Building Fund Started For Moors Family
Wells residents start a Building Fund for the John G Moors family after a fire on Sanford Road destroyed their home. The 12 family members lost clothing and furniture, with neighbors and churches aiding. Donations can be made to The John Moors Building Fund and clothing drives organized by local police continue.
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Wells
John G. Moors
Sanford Road
Moors
American Cyanamid Co
Sanford
Wells Corner
Kennebunk
Merriland Rver
Jerry Bubay
Wells Congregational Church
W. Vinton Murphy
John Moors
Moulton’s
Wells Corner l
Forrest Chase
Sanford Police Department
Fesson
Funeral Directors and Mortuary Contacts in Saco Maine
Directory snippet lists Emond Funeral Home at 284 5511 with Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy, Shumway Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street with Philip H. Gross Sr., and Dennett & Craig at 365 Main Street with phone 282-0562 in Saco Maine.
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Emond’'S Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dial
Card of Thanks for condolences and care
The family of the late Joseph Conrad Coulombe thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindnesses during bereavement. They acknowledge floral and spiritual bouquets loan of ears and other expressions of sympathy and appreciate the care of Dr Viger Dr Itney and the Web r Hospital staff.
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Viger
Itney
Peverenews
Webr Hospital
Joseph Conrad Coulombe
Summer Cook at Kennedy Family Home
Detroit AP report recalls Sharon Connors a 21 year old Buffalo native who cooked at Hyannis Port for the Kennedy family. She describes meeting Jacqueline Kennedy and the summer as wonderful and exciting while working as assistant cook for Mr and Mrs Joseph Kennedy and spending time with the children.
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Detroit
Sharon Connors
Kennedys
Hyannis Port
Marygrove College
Buffalo
N.Y
Cape Cod
Joseph P. Kennedy
Jackie
Miss Connors
John F. Kennedy
Community group meetings and events in Biddeford area
Multiple local organizations announce meetings tonight and this week in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and nearby. Officers elections lectures floral displays and silent auctions set at St John s Hall Elm and Main Streets Biddeford Notre Dame de Lourdes School Hall Beach Street Saco Porter Hall Ocean Park Temple Avenue and other venues. Several groups include York County Barracks VFW Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliaries Daughters of Isabella and Disabled American Veterans with guest speakers and refreshments planned.
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York County
Biddeford
St. John’s Hall
Lof Elm
Main Streets
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Adams Street
Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Beach Street
Jean Paul Gadbois
Majestic Flower Shop
Church Notes And Local Prayers Schedule This Week
Mid week prayer and praise services are set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Biddeford United Baptist church. A Tuesday prayer meeting is planned at 7 30 p m at Full Gospel church Route 9A off Route 109 Wells. A lighthearted item from Somerset Kentucky recalls a restaurant sign promising air conditioned comfort while staff kept the AC off until it got hotter.
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Biddeford United Baptist Church
Full Gospel
Wells
Somerset
W.f.mayer
Mayer
Mayers
Connors Family Lives Richly Amid Kennedy Household
Miss Connors recalls the Kennedy compound routine with children kept busy by swimming, riding, tennis, surfing and boating lessons. She helped host two dinner parties for Joseph Kennedy and Rose Kennedy celebrating their birthdays, noting family meals center on meat, potatoes, vegetables and desserts with Friday lobster.
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Caroline
John
Miss Connors
Joseph Kennedy
Papa
Rose
Weather Outlook for New England Five Day Forecast
U S Weather Bureau projects a five day outlook for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The period Tuesday through Saturday will average 3 to 5 degrees above seasonal normals with warmer days on Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler Thursday and Friday. Precipitation is expected to total about a quarter to half inch with showers likely Tuesday and part of Wednesday and again late Friday or Saturday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Local ballots outline county and state race lines
Buxton Democrat Low-Key appears on the Democratic ballot for the legislature while incumbent Register of Deeds Phyllis Deschambeault faces Elizabeth R. Smith of Kennebunk. Saco Republicans enter races for clerk of courts and county treasurer as York County voters prepare to cast three ballots including bond issues and liquor referendum questions. Early turnout is expected light with about 6,500 votes forecast in Biddeford and 128 absentee ballots in Saco, as polling places open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Buxton
Phyllis Deschambeault
Register of Deeds
Elizabeth R. Smith
Kennebunk
Saco
William F
Wilson Jr
J. Albert Merryman
Robert Knox
Roger C. Nadeau
Ronald E. Ayotte
Geroge S. Hutchins Jr
York
G.O.P
John B.robert
Roger Flaherty
Sanford
York County
Richard D. Dutremble
Biddeford
Ralph C. Higgins
Newfield
John G. Smith
Kennebunkport
Leonard Levasseur
United States Senate
State Senate
State House of Representatives
Maine
Senate
Norman
Racine
Siloam Hall
Pool Road
Pike Street
Cross Street
Emery School
Summer Street
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Shell
Birch Street
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Street
Memorial Field
May Street
Joan LaMontagne
Sweetser School
Spring Street
City Hall
Fairfield School
Pepperell Park
Recreation Hall
Pleasant Street
Investor Forum Silver Scarcity and Investment Shifts
Wealth and banking leaders report scarce silver half dollars and rare cartwheels as money shifts from silver to Federal Reserve notes. The author argues inflation risks, recommends gold and silver equities, and endorses buying dividend-paying, cash-generating stocks like GM, AT&T, Edison, Morgan Guaranty and Borden. A reader asks whether to sell all stocks for cash. the reply says No.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
America
Congress
General Motors
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Morgan Guaranty Trust
New York
Borden
Light-As-Air Meringue Topping Demonstration Tips
Mrs Frema S Grant offers a period style guide on making light meringue toppings for pies, including egg separation, room temperature whites, grease free equipment, and sugar incorporation. It covers baking times at 400 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes, shaping the peaks, and ensuring edge sealing to prevent shrinking. It also notes cooling, filling preparation, and storage tips for frozen sandwiches and dressings, plus a Scratch Repair product by Tipon Corporation.
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Frema
S. Grant
Tipon Corporation
High Players At Whist Announced
A special award was won by Mrs. Lucianna Roy at a whist party sponsored by the Biddeford Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at St. John's Hall Adams. High at cards included many players headed by Mrs. Marie Boisvert and Mrs. Roy. A follow up public whist party is set for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at St. John's Hall Adams.
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Lucianna Roy
Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Marie Boisvert
Mary Gagne
Sarah Metcalf
Ivy Bliss
Emeline Poisson
Eva Lavigne
Boisvert
Roy
Laura Dodge
Wisinalda Gagno
Jeannette Curro
Helen Dean
Alma Beaudreau
Throng recalls family ties and birth order insight
A speaker reflects on being from a large family as the ninth child, noting shared experience and understanding of others. The fragment hints at communal or communal feeling within a crowded household and empathy across generations.
Vocation School Director To Be Guest Speaker
Arnold F McKenney director of Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute in Auburn will speak at the Pepperell Foremen's Club meeting in Biddeford tomorrow at 6 PM His talk titled Todays Role of the Supervisor follows a career in education and industry including roles at Rockland High Florence High School and Oxford Paper Co Dinner precedes the meeting
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Arnold F. McKenney
Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Auburn
Pepperell Foremen’s Club
Biddeford
Portland
McKenney
Falmouth
U.S. Navy
Colorado State University
University of Maine
Cornell University
Rockland High School
Florence High School
Florence
Colo
State Board of Vocational Education
Denver
Augusta
Oxford Paper Co
Rumford
Kennedy Campaign Rally Amid Rainy Boston Visit
The Kennedy party campaigned in Boston with cheers from supporters as rain stopped. They greeted crowds, shook hands, and praised the Democratic slate while Kennedy and candidates left city steps for car departures.
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Maine
Kennedy
Boston
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Investor's Forum
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E.D.W
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Yvette Y. Compagna
South St
Valliere
Stuio
Biddeford Junior High School
Catherine Matteau
Margery Donovan
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Saco Voters
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