Funeral Services Held for Harvey Paquette 71
Harvey Paquette 71 longtime Bristol resident died November 13 after a brief illness. Born October 25 1902 in Biddeford Maine he lived in Waterbury Hollywood Florida and Bristol. Survived by widow Rose Gignac Paquette two sons Raymond Southington Gerald Portland Maine a daughter Donald Bridgeman Westfield Mass three brothers Paul Laurier Rene all of Maine three sisters King Woodman Emile Lacroix Ovila Morel all of Biddeford and 11 grandchildren.
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Bristol
Conn
Harvey Paquette
Biddeford
Maine
Noe
Adelia (Hebert) Paquette
Waterbury
Hollywood
Fifa
Rose (Gignac) Paquette
Raymond Paquette
Southington
Gerald Paquette
Portland
Donald Bridgeman
Westfield
Mass
Paul and
Laurier Paquette
Rene Paquette
Saco
King Woodman
Emile Lacroix
Ovila Morel
Sign Language Demonstrated at Saco Church
Miss Lynda Freeman of the Governor Baxter State School for the Deaf will sign the Eucharist at Trinity Episcopal Church in Saco at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Gerald E. Burtt will celebrate. Freeman will sign liturgy parts and give a talk on communicating in a soundless world. The Children's Choir will perform Amazing Grace. most liturgical parts will be signed.
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Lynda Freeman
Governor Baxter State School For the Deaf
Falmouth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Gerald E. Burtt
Miss Freeman
Old Orchard VFW Turkey Shoot Tonight and Meetings
The Old Orchard VFW invites the public to a Turkey Shoot at 7 30 PM at VFW Hall Atlantic Avenue with free admission and refreshments. Ward 2 Republican Committee members meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Nason Snow home Flag Pond Road Saco for election of officers and financial report. A special Saco VFW meeting is called for Ig Hall Monday night at 7.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
VFW
Atlantic Avenue
Ward 2
Republican Committee
Nason Snow
Flag Pond Road
Saco
Saco Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ig Hall
Clergyman Named New Appeals Board Head in Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport officials appoint Rev. Robert Howes of South Congregational Church as the new appeals board chairman after a unanimous vote. Howes succeeds Martin Kingsbury, who led the board since its formation two years ago. A spokesman outlined the board’s policy on chairmanship.
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Kennebunkport
Robert Howes
South Congregational Church
Howes
Martin Kingsbury
Principals Discuss Social Functions and Open Campus Policy
The school board debated allowing social events in the gym with alcohol rules under review after a Chamber of Commerce request. They considered inviting chamber members and candidates to join an advisory committee as the incoming board would likely decide. The open campus policy and potential appointment of Barbara Messer as truancy officer were also discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Old Orchard Beach
Hals
Saco
Biddeford
Slaney
Barbara Messer
Dennett and Craig of Maine Address and Funeral Home Contacts
Dennett and Craig of Maine reside in Saco Maine with Emond and Conroy Funeral Home. Frank X Emond and J P Conroy operate the firm, providing telephone numbers 284 5511 and 282 1818 for arrangements.
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Dennett & Craig
Mee Aoen
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Portland Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday
Portland forecast calls for chance of flurries in the north and clear skies elsewhere tonight. Lows range from 10 above in the north to the upper teens or lower 20s elsewhere, with Sunday sunny and highs near 30 to the 40s from north to south.
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Portland
Pittsfield Man Dies As Storm Ices Highways
Snow and freezing rain in central and northern Maine caused treacherous driving and two traffic deaths plus numerous minor accidents. Roland N. Fox, 33, of Pittsfield, was killed in a two car crash on ice near Newport. Doreen Pooler, 46, and Billy Long, 43, of Skowhegan, were hospitalized in Bangor ICU. Earlier, Bruce B. Collier, 23, of Ellsworth, died when his car hit a utility pole on U S Route 1A. State police logged over fifty minor crashes on I 95 between Augusta and Bangor as temps dropped into the twenties.
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Maine
Roland N. Fox
Pittsfield
Newport
Doreen Pooler
Billy Long
Skowhegan
Bangor
Fox
Ellsworth
Bruce B. Colier
National Weather Service
Portland
Lewiston
Aroostook
Augusta
Aroostook County
Houston
Caribou
Tebbenhoff files bid for Biddeford at large council seat
G Godefridus H Tebbenhoff known as Fred Tebbenhoff announces candidacy for councilman at large in Biddeford as a Republican He cites serving citizens as an in between map and notes past service on the zoning appeals urban renewal and housing code boards He also chairs the tax assessment board and runs Atlantic Coastal Supply Co in Biddeford Born in The Hague the candidate has long ties to local business and public service
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Godefridus H
Fred) Tebbenhoff
Biddeford
Fred Tebbenhoff
Zoning Board of Appeals
Roof Collapse Injures Two at Concord Building Site
A seven story residential building project in Concord experienced a roof collapse that sent an eight ton roof slab through seven floors. Two iron workers, Charles Sheeran and William Lambert, were injured. Lambert listed in fair condition with a back injury. The slab fell as most of the 140 man crew had lunch nearby. Officials believe only one section requires rebuilding.
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Concord
N.H
Charles Sheeran
Woburn
Mass
William Lambert
Bidde
Greece Imposes Martial Law Amid Street Uprising
President George Papadopoulos declared martial law in Greece after deadly clashes between students and police in Athens. Four killed, hundreds injured as curfew and military control expand across the capital, with tribunals and press censorship restored to quell protests at the Polytechnic and elsewhere.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Athens Polytechnic Institute
Thou
Bean Supper Set By Fremont Club
Fremont Club and Auxiliary finalized plans for a bean supper at the club on Alfred Street Biddeford. The Saturday event will be run by a committee including A C Lamonte R E Morin W E Perrin George Gagnon and Emile Leblond Jr with social committee appointees Robert Guay Reynald Beaulieu and Toni Mininni. Officers for next year to be elected at the December 6 meeting. attendance urged. Special awards were presented to Mrs Rita Beaulieu and Bert Beaulieu.
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Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
A.C. Lamonte
R.E. Morin
W.E. Perrin
George Gagnon
Emile Leblond Jr
Robert Guay
Reynald Beaulieu
Toni Mininni
Cecile Guay
J.A. Peloquin
Rita Beaulieu
Bert Beaulieu
SAD 71 Issue To Be Resolved On Monday
Kennebunk voters may cast their ballot on dissolution of SAD 71 on Monday November 19 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Lower Town Hall and may register then. The special town meeting begins at 7 30 p m with transfers of funds from one account to another.
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Kennebunk
Lower Town Hall
Debate over charter reform and mayor salary referendum
City discussion heated as mayoral and charter reform issues surface. Raoul Paradis opposes the plan as politically motivated while Kenneth Scott urges a new charter and full-time city manager. Candidates push for a referendum on salary and a new charter commission, with council divided and voting on whether to proceed despite a limited quorum.
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Charter Commission
Raoul Paradis
Roger Frechette
Dutremble
Kenneth Scott
Charlies Plourde
Robert Belair
Robert Nolette
Guy Farrell
Boucher
Council
David Twomey
Journal
Belair
Harrison Grover
Antonio Dallaire
Dallaire
Grover
Twomey
Nolette
Farrell
Inner Peace Movement To Meet Locally
Two meetings of the Inner Peace Movement will be held at Biddeford High School on Monday at 8 p.m. and Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The national non profit group of 50000 members offers programs for personal development using techniques for accessing psychic abilities present in everyone. Guest speakers include Ed Miserak Patricia Strout and Jean Boisvert focusing on self understanding communication and relation to the universe.
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Inner Peace Movement
Biddeford High School
Ed Miserak
Patricia Strout
Jean Boisvert
Bar Mills Plant Slated To Get Cleanup Permit
The EPA and Maine DEP propose a cleanup permit for Colonial Board Company’s Rogers Fibre Division of Bar Mills Maine to discharge process wastewater to the Saco River. The permit requires updating in plant treatment facilities and achieving maximum pollutant removal by Oct 1 1974 under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972.
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Boston
Mass
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Maine Department of Environmental Protection
Colonial Board Company
Rogers Fibre
Bar Mills
Maine
Saco
EPA
Department of Environmental Protector
Education Commissioner backs SAD 71, warns against dissolution
Kennebunk letter from Asa A. Gordon states he opposes dissolving SAD 71. He argues the district benefits taxpayers with greater efficiency and cost savings, urging Superintendent Hedburg to reassure locals that state education authorities support maintaining the district.
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Kennebunk
Asa A. Gordon
Arthur Hedburg
Gordon
Hedberg
Kennebunkport
Department of Educational and Cultural’ Services
State Board of Education
Biddeford Hunter Charged In Shooting Incident
A Biddeford man, Roger Pellier, 25, is summoned to district court on negligent shooting charges after a hunting accident in Hollis. He allegedly shot Francis R. Emmons, 39, of Hollis Center, while hunting off Hollis Plains Road. Emmons, wearing a red fluorescent hat and white socks, is in satisfactory condition at Maine Medical Center. Pellier applied a tourniquet to Emmons' injured leg while awaiting help.
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Biddeford
Hollis
Roger Pellier
Francis R. Emmons
Hollis Center
Hollis Plains
Emmons
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Pellier
Dissolution Debate Over SAD 71 Costs and School Space
Proponents claim state funding will cover any building needs whether or not SAD 71 exists, citing vacant spaces like Advent Church and Christ Church as classrooms. Opponents warn dissolution delays up to six months and raises costs, risking overcrowding and jeopardizing KHS accreditation amid a district survey showing space shortages. Both sides seek voter turnout to influence the outcome.
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Advent Church
Christ Church
West Kennebunk
Heber Smith
Frances Taylor
KHS
Chemist Chappell Credits Team Behind Success
Chemist Chappell credits Joel P. Stacey and Dr Gordon S Johnston for input and honors his attorney Charles Smith of Saco as invaluable. He also thanks Mayor Gilbert Boucher and the city council for access to the sewage treatment facility as he awaits global interest in his invention.
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Chappell
Joel P. Stacey
Gordon S. Johnston
Charles Smith
Saco
Gilbert Boucher
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Spring
P.M
Associated Press
G. Tebbenhoff City Council
Robert McQuarrie
Tilton
Herbert Engineering, Inc
Worcester, Mass
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Herbert Goodman
Herbert Engineering
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Sad
Biddeford Hunter
le Foyer
Los Angeles
Sheila Thibodeau
Michael Altenburg
Altenburg
Tucson
Ariz
Country
N. P. Scontral
Gallery of Homes
Barney
High Street
NEW Year’s Party
Knights OF Columbus Hall
Pool Street
Music BY
Bud Crogan
Lionel Hevey
Veante
Caine
HOUSE
Alfred St
Joseph P. Kenneally
the Dental Arts Building
Alfred Sts
Center Ave
Five Points
Dustrial Engineering
Peo
Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co
Scarboro
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