Death of Brother Gabriel Cote noted in Ohio at 74
Canton Ohio reports the death of Brother Gabriel Cote 74 a member of the Brothers of Christian Instruction. He served as teacher athletic director and principal across multiple schools in Maine New Haven Conn Quebec Ontario New York and Michigan before retiring at Walsh College Canton. Funeral in Canton with travel to Maine for burial and Notre Dame Chapel Alfred service details provided.
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Canton
Ohio
Gabriel Cote
Brothers of Christian Instruction
Walsh College
Here
Gabriel
Maine
New Haven
Conn
la Prairie
Que
Buckingham
Quebec
Hawkesbury
Ont
United States
Brother Gabriel
Mount Assumptions Institute
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Biddeford
St. Louis High School
la Mennais Preparatory School
Alfred
St. Ignatius High
Sanford
Detroit Cathedral High School
Michigan
Notre Dame Chapel
Alfed
John A Peterson Kennebunk Obituary
John A. Peterson 75 of 25 Great Hill Road Kennebunk Beach died unexpectedly in a Biddeford hospital. Born August 27 1897 in Ellsworth he worked as a bank teller in Brookline Massachusetts and lived in Needham prior to moving to Kennebunk. Survived by his wife Alice and children Sarah Dabaul and John A Peterson plus brother Elmer Peterson and three grandchildren. Funeral at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with Rev Clifford Geiger officiating and interment at Hope Cemetery.
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Kennebunk
John A. Peterson
Great Hill Road
Kennebunk Beach
Biddeford
Ellsworth
John T
Mathilda (Olson) Peterson
Needham
Mass
Brookline
Bibber
Ernest L'Heureux
Pool Road
Ruxton Pond
Que
Timothy and
Marie (Martel) L'Heureux
B rd-Saco
St. Andre Church
Albertine L'Heureux
Roger
Normand
Denis
Conrad L'Heureux
Ralph L'Heureux
Westboro
Germaine Collard
Thomas
Fernande) Martin
Robert
Rachel) Deeal
Willie
Anita) Fleurant
Manchester
Boldue
Alfred St
Biddeford Seniors Meet to Offer Prayers for Willam Tardif
Senior Citizens of Biddeford gather at 7 tonight at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred Street Biddeford to offer prayers for Willam Tardif husband of a member.
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Biddeford
Bolduc Funeral Home
Alfred St
Willam Tardif
Legion Auxiliary to Honor William Tardif at Biddeford Funeral Home
Members of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post of Biddeford will meet at 7 PM at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred Street Biddeford to pay respects to William Tardif husband of a member.
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American Legion Women's Auxiliary
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post
Biddeford
Bolduc Funeral Home
Alfred St
William Tardif
Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley Post
American Legion
York County Barracks Honor William Tardif
York County Barracks of the Veterans of World War I meet at 7 30 tonight at the Bold General Home 291 Alfred Street Biddeford to pay respects to William Tardif.
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York County
Bold Gcneral
Alfred St
Biddeford
William Tardif
Biddeford Legion Auxiliary to Honor 50-Year Member Tonight
Members of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley Post American Legion in Biddeford will meet tonight on Alfred Street to honor a member celebrating 50 years of service.
Army Exits 17 of 32 Years in Ongoing Conflicts
A historical tally notes that in the past 32 years the U S Army was at war for 17 of them. The statistic highlights extended overseas engagements and recurring military commitments across recent decades.
Funeral Directors and Hearse Services Listed in Saco Area
Funeral homes Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street provide funeral services in Saco Maine. Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street also operate there along with Emond's Funeral Home. Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy are named in the listings.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Portland Area Weather Forecast Summary
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with inland lows in the 20s and coastal lows in the lower 30s. Saturday will bring increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers in the afternoon in the south and possible snow flurries in the north. highs expected in the 40s.
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Portland
Notable U.S. Leaders Mourn Four Veterans of Government Press
Lt Col Stewart R. Spencer 52 a personal pilot for Presidents Eisenhower Kennedy Nixon and Johnson died after a long illness in Port Huron Michigan He retired in 1964 Frank A Hall 78 director of the National Catholic News Service from 1932 to 1963 died in Washington He joined NCNS in 1924 Joseph A Leslie Jr 78 former editor of the Norfolk Ledger Star died in Norfolk Virginia He began as an associate editor in 1934 Daniel D Dunlap 83 pioneer oil developer and Long Beach industrialist who drilled the citys first producing oil well died in Long Beach California
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Stephen R. Spencer
Port Huron
Mich
Stewart R. Spencer
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Lyndon B.johnson
Frank A. Hall
Washington
National Catholic News Service
NCNS
Joseph A. Leslie Jr
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Ledger- Star
Daniel D. Dunlap
Long Beach, Calif
Pioneer Oil
Long Beach
Indians Warn of Prolonged Recovery After Seizure
Two Hawk asserts the claim will take years to recover as Hank Adams, chief negotiator for the protesters, warns that a haphazard federal reprisals could destroy documents taken from the building. The exchange underscores ongoing tensions over the seizure and its aftermath.
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Two Hawk
Hank Adams
Seventeen Americans Killed In Vietnam Last Week
SAIGON AP reports America lost seventeen servicemen in action in Vietnam last week with two additional nonhostile deaths and two wounded. The Mekong Delta helicopter loss on Oct 31 caused the spike, while South Vietnamese weekly toll reached its highest since August with 598 killed, 2,548 wounded, and 123 missing. Allied totals show American 45,904 killed in action and 303,496 wounded. South Vietnamese 159,019 killed and 421,728 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 906,439 killed.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Governor appoints panel on teacher bill limits
Governor Kenneth M. Curtis names an 11 member committee to study a bill restricting collective bargaining between teachers and school boards by making education policies non negotiable. The panel reports by December 16 with chair Carroll McGary of the education and cultural service department leading the group.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Carroll MccGary
State Education and Cultural Service Department
Psychology Laurels Honor SFC Senior Joseph F. Hickey Jr.
Joseph F. Hickey Jr., a St. Francis College senior psychology student, was named an Honorary Student Fellow of the New England Psychological Association. The honor, announced by the Association and Arthur Gallant, includes attending the annual convention in Boston. He is son of Mary and Joseph Hickey, husband of Pamela Maheux, with two children, Sean and Patrick, and resides in Old Orchard Beach.
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Joseph F. Hickey Jr
St. Francis College
Northeast
New England Psychological Association
Hickey
Association
Arthur Gallant
Boston
Mary Hickey
Beverly, Mass
Joseph Hickey
Benton
Pamela Maheux
Sean
Patrick
Hickey's
Old Orchard Beach
Council Notre Dame Convened Meeting in Saco and Biddeford
Council Notre Dame in Saco held a meeting at the Hall on Beach Street with President Gedeon Bergeron presiding. Members were informed about the officer election at St. Jean Baptiste Hall on Adams Street Biddeford Sunday Nov 19 at 1 30 pm. Mire Alice Bergeron led prayers. Next meeting is December 5 at the Saco hall.
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Union St. Jean Baptiste Council Notre Dame
Saco
Beach Street
Gedeon Bergeron
St. Jean Baptiste Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Mire
Alice Bergeron
County Counseling Set to Meet in Kennebunk
York County Counseling Services Inc. will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday November 15 at Glen Mor Restaurant Kennebunk. Dinner at 7:30 p.m. followed by a business meeting and officer elections. William F Kearns Jr., Maine department head, will speak on Human Resources Planning.
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York County Counseling Services Inc
Glen-Mor
Kennebunk
William F Kearns Jr
Maine Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Peace hopes grow despite obstacles in Vietnam talks
Nguyen Ngochy, second vice chairman of the Senate, predicted a ceasefire will come soon but warned some unfavorable factors remain. North Vietnam's official press called for removing two obstacles to peace, naming Thieu and the U.S. military buildup in Vietnam.
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Nguyen Ngochy
Senate
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
Braley Notifies Agencies On Saco Zoning Ruling
Saco Mayor Berton Braley informed the State Highway Department the Maine State Police the City of Biddeford and the Town of Kennebunk of yesterday's Saco Zoning Board of Appeals decision revoking permits for moving and assembling apartment buildings on Washington Avenue. He urged officials to block further moves where possible as several building sections remain ready to relocate from Kennebunkport though jurisdiction remains unclear. The Highway Department said permits issued to the Portland developers had already been used.
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Saco
Berton Braley
State Highway Department
Maine State Police
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Saco Zoning Board of Appeals
Washington Avenue
Kennebunkport
Braley
Portland
Local Women Attend State NOW Confab in Augusta
Maine feminist Lois Reckitt says NOW will be represented at the Maine Women Changing Times conference at the University of Maine Augusta campus. The daylong event features film displays entertainment and more than a dozen workshops on the women movement with Mary Iyer of Saco Britt Rose of Arundel and other area women attending.
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Lois Reckitt
Maine
Southern Maine
National Organization For Women
Augusta
University of Maine
Mary Iyer
Saco
Britt Rose
Arundel
Kennebunk
UM Residency Rate Policy Sets One Year Maine Domicile
University of Maine trustees approve a policy requiring a one year Maine domicile before nonresidents can gain resident status. The change aims to curb revenue losses from students switching to resident rates, with potential tuition hikes to compensate. The board also notes a favorable audit showing a $9,704 surplus for 1971-72 after a loss the prior year.
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Portland
University of Maine
Maine
Herbert L. Fowle
Fowles
Donald R. McNeil
Bangor
Hands of Peace Fund Drive supports Maine prison
All Jaycee Chapters in Maine join a statewide fundraiser to install light receptacles and a community television antenna at the Maine State Prison. Exhibition basketball games and other events will travel to major Maine cities to boost gifts. Coin cans placed in local stores invite direct donations to Box A Thomaston 04861.
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Jaycee
Maine
Hands of Peace
Jaycees
Box A
Thomaston
Excursion Tour Announced By Biddeford Mayor
Biddeford Mayor Gilbert R. Boucher announced a Sunday excursion tour on Nov 12 for all councilmen and their families. The group will view projects like the Industrial Park Rotary Park and Airport, meeting at City Hall with buses provided to tour the sites. rain or snow will postpone to a later date.
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Biddeford
Gilbert R. Boucher
Boucher
Biographical Portrait of Star Maine Politician and Son
The veteran Augusta politician recalls decades of service from the Legislature to a 1967 Senate term while praising his son Robert Bobbie who, after a strong Democratic primary and general election showing, has begun to carve a political path.
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Blanche
Augusta
Senate
Rober
Bobbie
Robert
University of Maine, Portland
Dad
Intruder Mugs Biddeford Hotel Boarder
Ronald Spaulding a 27 year old resident of the Thacher Hotel in Biddeford was severely beaten in his room early today police said He was rushed to Webber Hospital then to Maine Medical Center Portland for tests to assess possible head injuries An iron pipe used as a weapon was reported and blood spatter and broken teeth fragments were observed by a Journal staffer as investigators probe the intensive assault situation
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Ronald Spaulding
Thacher
Biddeford
Spaulding
Webber Hospital
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Medical Center
The
Journal
Veterans groups and clubs set meetings in York County area
York County Council American Legion Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 3 at West Day American Legion Post Kezar Falls. E and L Club of Saco gathers Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Phyllis Vining home Saco Old Orchard Road Mrs Alma Libby hosts. Tighe-Beaudoin Farley Post open house tonight Biddeford marking Veterans Day Eve. Saco Rebekah Lodge meets tomorrow 7 30 p m Odd Fellow's Hall Main Street Saco. A Hobo Party will be held with lunch in paper bag or bandanna handkerchief Nancy Rumery leads entertainment.
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York County + Council
American Legion Auxiliary
West Day
American Legion
Kezar Falls
E and L Club
United Methodist Church of
Saco
Phyllis Vining
Old Orchard Road
Alma Libby
Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley Post
American Legion of
Biddeford
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s
Main Street
Nancy Rumery
Duff Elected Athletic Director at Bob Jones University
Vernon Dale Duff, son of Mr and Mrs Guy V Duff of Route 3 Biddeford, is elected athletic director of Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society at Bob Jones University. He is a sophomore majoring in mathematics education.
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Greenville
Vernon Dale Duff
Guy V. Duff
Route 3
Biddeford
Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society
Bob Jones University
Here
BJU
Israeli Forces Alert After Heavy Syrian Clashes
TEL AVIV reports the Israeli army sealed the Golan Heights and put troops on high alert after the fiercest fighting with Syrians since 1970. Israeli jets claimed to down two Syrian MIG21s and destroy air defenses while Damascus Radio said four Israeli jets were shot down.
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Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Syria
Damascus
Port Selectmen mull property revaluation plan
Kennebunkport officials discussed a town wide appraisal to base taxes on 100 percent valuation. Robert Patten of Cole-Layer-Trumble proposed a two year program with maps and simultaneous appraisal. Julia Howard and Patten would draft the plan for resident review before Town Meeting.
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Barbara Smart
Kennebunkport
Selectmen
David Walley
Walley
Robert H. Patten
Cole-Layer-Trumble Co
Patten
Julia Howard
Howard
Robert Radley
Leaves to be collected by Public Works in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Public Works will collect leaves along town roads all next week. Residents must bag leaves in plastic bags or suitable containers. For details call the town garage at 934-2232. Town Manager Louis Sarelas announced the plan.
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Old Orchard Beach
Public Works Department
Louis Sarelas
Sarelas
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