Deaths Paul F. Bolduc 62 Biddeford long illness
Paul F. Bolduc 62 of 17 Lessard Ave Biddeford died November 27 in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born June 10 1911 in Biddeford son of Joseph C and Flora Tetreault Bolduc he served in the U S Navy in World War II and worked at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery until retirement in 1968. Survived by widow Edith Donahue Bolduc a stepson William P. Wilson one sister Madeleine Cyr and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 9 a m from St Mary Church Biddeford with interment in St Mary Cemetery. Calling hours Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred St Biddeford tonight 7–9 and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Bolduc
Lessard Ave
Biddeford
Portland
Joseph C
Flora’ = (Tetreault) Bolduc
United States Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
Edith (Donahue) Bolduc
William P. Wilson
Patrick
Madeleine) Cyr
St. Mary Church
St. Mary
Bolduc
Alfred St
Ellen R. Buchanan Dies in Cape Porpoise at 80
Ellen R. Buchanan 80 of Mills Road Cape Porpoise died Tuesday in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born October 17, 1893 in Clinton Massachusetts she lived in Troy New York before moving to town in 1966. She was active in Church on the Cape affairs and is survived by her husband Charles A. Buchanan two sisters Doris Frederick and Gertrude Hardbordt all of Troy three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Service at 2 p.m. Friday from the Church on the Cape, Rev E Lamarkinson officiating. Interment in Arundel Cemetery Kennebunkport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Porpoise
Ellen R. Buchanan
Mills Road
Here
Biddeford
Charles Austin Buchanan
Clinton
Mass
Andrew
Ellen Ross
Troy
N.Y
Church On
Cape
Doris Frederick
Gertrude Hardbordt
E. Lamarkinson
Arundel Cemetery
Kennebunkport
James W Warren 71 Saco resident dies in Biddeford hospital
James W Warren age 71 of 68 High St Saco died Tuesday in a Biddeford hospital after a sudden illness. Born April 5 1902 in Boston he was a graduate of Hyde Park High School and Lowell Institute of MLT. He worked 41 years for American Machine and Foundry New York retired to Saco in 1967. He served as a 1970 consultant to Bransinea Sa in Sao Paulo Brazil under the Executive Service Corp. He attended First Parish Congregational United Church of Christ in Saco and belonged to Saco Masonic Lodge and Chapter Biddeford Saco Country Club and was active in Republican circles. Survived by widow Ruth Mayo a son James Jr of Canoga Park Calif two brothers Harry E Wellesley MA and F Leonard Clearwater FL one granddaughter and two nephews. Dennett and Craig Funeral Home will hold services Thursday at 2 pm with Rev James Fletcher officiating. Interment Laurel Hill Friends may call this evening at the funeral home 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Warren
High St
Saco
Biddeford
Boston
Fred I
Ida Neiff Warren
Hyde Park High School
Lowell Institute of
M.lt
American Machine and Foundry of
New York
Bransinea Sa
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Executive Service Corp
First Parish
United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Council
Biddeford Saco
Ruth Mayo
James Jr
Canoga Park
Calif
Harry E
Wellesley
Mass
F. Leonard
Clear
Wilbur C Seavey 58 of Brown Avenue dies in Florida
Sarasota Florida Wilbur Sonny C Seavey 58 formerly of Cape Porpoise died Sunday after a brief illness Born January 19 1915 in Cape Porpoise he was a carpenter and had lived in Florida for 25 years Survived by his parents two sons Kenneth and Ralph a daughter Linda two brothers Paul and Albert eight sisters and many nieces and nephews Private funeral services will be held at the family’s convenience Interment in Arundel family lot
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Sarasota
Fla
Wilbur
Sonny) C. Seavey
Brown Avenue
Cape Porpoise
Albert W
Fannie Coy Seavey
Wells
Florida
Kenneth
Ralph
England
Linda
City
Paul
Chicago
Albert
Kittery
Frances Durham
Kennebunk
Sara Bryant
Cape Elizabeth
Mary Bridges
Alberta Shaner
Portland
Eleanor Laferriere
Cherry Hill
N.J
Lillian Lincoln
Elizabeth Durham
Cynthia Bonsey
Lisbon
Masonic Services For James W. Warren In Saco
The Saco Masonic Lodge will conduct ritualistic services at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home tonight at 7 30 p m for James W Warren, a member of the lodge.
Knights of Columbus Ladies Aux Social This Evening
Knights of Columbus council 260 and Ladies Auxiliary host a monthly social tonight at 7 30 at the Knights of Columbus hall on Pool Street in Biddeford.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Knights of Columbus
Pool Street
Bddeford
Funeral home listings for Saco area
Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street in Saco Maine provide funeral services. Emond and Conroy Funeral Home lists Frank X Emond and J P Conroy with contact numbers 284 5511 and 282 1818. Shumway and Gross Funeral Service located at 35 Spring Street offers funeral services and phone 284 5611.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Portland Weather: showers tonight and snow flurries
Portland experiences showers tonight with lows in the 30s. Variable clouds Thursday bring snow flurries in northern areas and higher elevations with highs in the 30s north to the 40s south.
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Portland
Parking ban slated for Old Orchard Beach streets
Police Chief Richard Lamb announced an overnight parking ban on all streets of Old Orchard Beach, set to take effect December 1. The move aims to improve snow removal and public safety during winter conditions.
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Old Orchard Beach
Richard Lamb
Fire response at 26 Bonython Ave burns house owned by Grace
Laco Fire Department answered a 3:49 a.m. alarm to a blaze at 26 Bonython Ave owned by Raymond I Grace. Engine 1 and Engine 2 along with Ladder 1 reported to the scene and officials said the house was insured.
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Laco Fire Department
Bonython Ave
Raymond I. Grace
Light fixtures checked out by fire engine crew
Light fixtures were checked out by Laco Fire Engine 1 and two men at 69 Common St at 8 67 this morning per department authorities.
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Laco Fire Engine
Common St
Two Car Poles Hit In Old Orchard Beach
Police report two auto pole collisions in Old Orchard Beach this morning. Michael Smith of Left Brother Drive struck a Pleasant Street pole at 9 25 am causing 300 dollars in damage with no injuries. Michael Lund of Old Orchard Road hit a Saco Avenue pole at 3 am resulting in slight injuries and 150 dollars damage.
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Old Orchard Beach
Michael Smith
Brother Drive
Pleasant Street
Michael Lund
Old Orchard Road
Saco Avenue
Marine forecast Eastport to Merrimack River
Eastport to Merrimack River South to southeast winds 15 to 25 knots gusty shifting to west to northwest 10 to 20 knots tonight. West to northwest winds 15 to 25 knots Thursday. Fog with occasional rain and drizzle tapering to showers tonight. Variable cloudiness Thursday with a few showers offshore. Visibility 1 to 1 miles in precipitation and fog improving to 5 miles or more Thursday.
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Merrimack River
November tides timetable excerpt
Readable lines show a tides schedule with dates and times for morning and evening high and low tides on a November page segment. Distinct times appear for A.M. and P.M. windows, including columns listing 28th through 30th with several successive tide events.
New England Temperature Snippet Referencing Cities
A fragmentary OCR list mentions several New England locations Rhode Island Concord Hartford Providence Eastport Portland and others. The text appears to be a weather or temperature related note lacking complete sentences or dates.
Conservationists Meet to Discuss Refinery Impact
Representatives from eight area conservation commissions met in Kennebunkport to discuss Gibbs Oil refinery plans in Sanford. They formed a planning meeting for January 7 with area boards and officials invited, citing insufficient information and avoiding a condemnation at this time.
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Kennebunkport
Gibbs Oil Co
Sanford
Kennebunk Conservation Commission
Flood Plan questioned for flood insurance eligibility
Shoreland Zoning Act and 1974 municipal compliance may affect eligibility for the flood insurance program by 1975. Archila is unsure as he has not read the Act. Boothby notes 250 feet from water may suffice in some areas but not where flooding extends farther back. SMAPC director Chernak warns many federal programs could be jeopardized if zoning does not cover floodprone areas. Archila says info and forms will be sent to offices when the amendment becomes law.
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Archila
Boothby
SMAPC
Brian Chernak
Saco Police to Assist ASAP Demonstration in Shaw’s Lot
Saco Police Chief Alfred Cote says officers will join the Alcohol Safety Action Program for a public demo in Shaw's parking lot Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. The ASAP van will be set up for public inspection and explanations. Fire Chief Kenneth Pendleton promotes two to permanent captains, elevating Joseph Levasseur and Armand Paquette from private.
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Saco
Alfred Cote
Shaw
Ishoppers
ASAP
Kenneth Pendleton
Joseph Levasseur
Pvt
Armand Paquette
Sarelas Resigns Amid Mixed Council and Public Reaction
Council chairman Leslie Wyman supports Sarelas's resignation after his request, Mokarzel withdraws motion, and the council unanimously accepts the resignation. Audience members urged the council to fight to keep him, citing alleged unfair press attribution and conditions. The council will advertise for a new manager, action uncertain until the new council takes office on December 10.
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Council
Leslie Wyman
Sarelas
Mokarzel
Irving Hirst
David McCallum
Savelas
E. Emerson Cummings
Wyman
Curtis Urges Cooperation to Meet Maine Energy Crisis
Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis urged Maine residents to cooperate to overcome a severe energy crisis this winter. He outlined steps including 55 mph speed limits on major roads, 50 on others, and a 20 percent cut in electricity and heating fuel use. He warned of possible fuel shortages up to 50 percent and urged conservation in homes, businesses, schools, and industry. He proposed emergency measures, reduced operating hours, and authority to control power use, with mental readiness for possible hardship.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Middle East
Kennebunk Considers Cable TV Franchise Bid
Selectmen unanimously approve a cable franchise ordinance and set bid deadlines for January 8 with award planned two weeks later. York Cable Company represented by VP Peter Hitt says Kennebunk is a marginal but growth potential market, promises no town financial risk, and notes FCC access rules if subscriber counts exceed 3 500.
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Kennebunk
Selectmen
York Cable Company
Peter Hitt
York
Walter Corey
York Cable
Corey
Wildwood project faces limits as plans evolve with setbacks
Wildwood residents including Mayor Berton Braley and commissioners weigh in as plans for a 485-home development face DEP and health welfare approvals. One resident opposed the project while Marion Gordon Banks criticized sewer costs and environmental impact near Goosefare Brook and Rachel Carson Refuge. Board chair William Boucouvalas noted no further restrictions, and the plan now hinges on full site approval, lagoon feasibility, and a 300 foot marsh buffer before future sections proceed.
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Berton Braley
Richard Murray
Conservation Commission
John DeSimone
Marion Gordon Banks
Wildwood
Saco
Goosefare Brook
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
Scontras
Planning Board
William Boucouvalas
Department of Health and Welfare
Boucouvalas
Board to Meet With Teachers in Exploratory Talk
SAD 71 considers a preliminary session with the teachers association to discuss possible clarifications and changes in the existing contract which still has a year and a half to run. Shirley Grover presented areas for discussion including wages and benefits while some members warned against reopening negotiations.
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SAD
Teachers Association
Association
Shirley Grover
Jack Libby
Grace ‘Howard
Waste Pickup Issue In Blue Haven Park
Residents of Blue Haven Mobile Home Park in Saco resist a new waste collection ordinance that would end park pickups. James Wilkinson says copies and notices were unclear and questions remain about who signed the park’s plan. Local officials and park owner are blamed for shifting waste duties to private property. elderly residents fear increased costs and reduced services. Federal agencies and consumer groups are being contacted to investigate possible discrimination.
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Ata Suffiniinan Andimanan
Blue Haven
Saco
James Wilkinson
Wilkinson
St Francis College Adopts Fuel Saving Measures
St Francis College Vice President Frank G Krivo announced a series of fuel saving steps in response to a national energy shortage. An extended vacation from February 11 to March 2 reduces the calendar and directs the campus to conserve heat and lighting with lower thermostat settings and careful shutting of unused spaces.
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St. Francis College
Frank G. Krivo
Krivo
New England
Plans Continue For Saco Elderly And Low Income Housing
Mayor Berton Braley told the Saco Planning Board that plans proceed for two housing projects. The York Cumberland Housing Development Corp now expects to secure land on South Street from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church for the elderly project. Rich-Vale Homes, the low income bidder, will work with city agencies as contracts require. Building permits for two Lincoln Street duplexes may be issued, while two other permits on Bonython Ave and Glenwood Circle are pending.
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Berton Braley
Saco Planning Board
Planning Board
Braley
York- Cumberland Housing Development Corp
South Street
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Rich-Vale ‘Homes
Lincoln Street
Bonython Ave
Glenwood Circle
Dudley Roever
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Wilbur G. Seavey
Saco Masonic Lodge
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Club News
Memoriam
Jean G. Demeule
Public Safety
A.M. P
Rhode Island
Concord
Mt. Wash
Providence Con
Hartford
New Hampshire
Lington . M
Caribour
Eastport
Greenville
Rumford
Louis Sarelas
Bureau of Civil Defense
Civil Defense Bureau
Hitt
Frances Taylor
David Sutter
Sevigny
Bradbury ST
U. 8
Cudahy
Campbell's Chicken
Carnation
Dole
Peg
Chuck
Bleu
Bonnet
Oleo
Blue Haven Park
St. Francis
Singer Saving Center
Singer
THE
Singer Company
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