Deaths Mrs Dorothy Gamston
Mrs Dorothy Boudreau Gamston 43 of Greenville died Friday after a long illness. Born June 7 1929 in Biddeford Maine she was the daughter of Lucien and Yvonne Boudreau and a St Andre High School alumna. Survived by husband Edward Ted Gamston a daughter Lancee and two sons Gary and Guy all of Greenville. parents of Biddeford. sister Mrs Joan King Swansea Mass. six brothers Richard Providence R L Renald Joseph Boudreau Saco Normand Boudreau Tewksbury Gerard Boudreau Billerica and Raymond Boudreau Biddeford. A Mass of the Resurrection was sung this morning with interment to follow here.
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Greenville
S.C
Dorothy
Boudreau) Gamston
Biddeford
Maine
Lucien
Yvonne
Binette) Boudreau
St. Andre High School
Edward
Ted
Gamston
Lancee
Gary
Guy
Deaths In The News Louis Leakey Dies At 69
London AP reports Louis Seymour Leakey 69 a British archaeologist who proposed East Africa as humanity’s cradle died Sunday of a heart attack. He cited 1961 evidence claiming hominids lived in regions now Kenya Tanzania and Ethiopia about 20 million years ago.
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Louis
Leakey
London
Louis Seymour Leakey
East Africa
Kenya
Tanzania
Ethiopia
Florence Malloch R N 47 of Whitchers Mills dies after long illness
Mrs Florence Malloch R N 47 of Whitchers Mills died Sunday in a Sanford nursing home after a long illness She was born in Paterson NJ on Feb 7 1925 daughter of Adam and Helen Capusta Dubenskie Survives include her widower Vernon R Malloch a daughter Miss Mary Ann Nemec of Gorham her parents a sister two stepsons and two stepdaughters Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 at Goodwins Mills Baptist Church Lyman with Rev Guy V Duff officiating Interment Maine Veteran Memorial Cemetery Augusta Visiting hours at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennedy tonight 7 to 9
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Alfred
Florence Malloch
R.N
Whitcher’s Mills
Sanford
Malloch
Paterson
N.J
Adam and
Helen
Capusta) Dubenskie
Vernon R. Malloch
Mary Ann Nemec
Gorham
New Jersey
Vernon R. Malloch Jr
Wendall Malloch
Deanna Malloch
Marjorie Malloch
Goodwin's Mills Baptist Church
Lyman
Guy V. Duff
Maine Veteran Memorial Cemetery
Augusta
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennedy
Wells-Ware obituary notices Mrs Evelyn Ware Wells
Mrs Evelyn Ware Wells 51 resident of Post Road Wells died at York Village hospital after 11 years in the town Born Cambridge Nov 30 1920 daughter of John and Lilian McKenney She and husband Walter A Ware ran Ware's Motel Survived by widower a son James Ware three daughters Elaine Smith Mary Clarke Kathleen Clarrage two brothers John and William McKenney sister Lillian Rankins six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral from St Mary Church Wednesday at 10 am officiated by Rev William J Kelly interment Ocean View Cemetery friends may call Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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James Ware
Wells
Elaine Smith
Ogunquit
Mary Clarke
Virginia Beach
Kathleen Clarrage
Moody
John F
William McKenney
Milbury Mass
Lillian Rankins
Milford
St. Mary Church
William J. Kelly
Ocean View Cemetery
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
Georges Turcotte dies at 75 in Kennebunkport
Georges Turcotte age 75 and long time resident of Old River Road died at his home on Saturday. Born August 4 1897 in St Anges Quebec he was a communicant of St Martha Church in Kennebunkport and former Knights of Columbus member. Survived by widow Eva Cote a son Roland and three daughters and several relatives. Funeral mass will be sung at St Martha Church with Rev Stephen Mulkern officiating followed by burial at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Visiting hours at Angell Funeral Home in Kennebunk set for this afternoon 2 to 4 and evening.
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Eva Cote
Roland Turcotte
Quebec City
Louis Georges
Theresa Clinche
Rita Turcotte
Old Orchard Beach
Sauveur Turcotte
Montreal
Anne-Marie Turcotte
St. Damien
Canada
St. Martha Church
Stephen Mulkern
St. Joseph Cemetery
Biddeford
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
There Are 92 Classifieds In Want Ads. Why Not Use One
Prominent classifieds column highlights 92 listings inviting readers to place notices, sales, services, and personal ads. Local merchants and residents are urged to take advantage of cost effective outreach through the newspaper’s want ads.
Ed Adamson TV writer-producer dies at 67
Ed Adamson a Hollywood television writer producer creator of the Banyon series died Sunday at age 67. He wrote for numerous television and radio dramas and contributed to the industry for decades.
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Ed Adamson
Hollywood
Edgar G Ulmer Dies at 65. Prolific Director of 128 Films
Edgar George Ulmer, 65, a prolific Hollywood director who started as a set designer, died Saturday in Los Angeles. His last project was the 1965 film The Cavern, concluding a career that spanned 128 motion pictures.
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Edgar G. Ulmer
Los Angeles
Edgar George Ulmer
Focus on Civil Rights of Retarded Children Education Program
A U S HEW produced program airing Wednesday at 8 30 on Maine public TV examines rights of handicapped children and costs of denying public education. Seven citizens vote on a civil rights challenge to public supported education for mentally retarded children.
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U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
Maine
Maine Association For Retarded Children
Beach Man Arrested After Chase Scene
Arthur Lachance, 40, of Old Orchard Beach, charged with reckless driving, driving under the influence and failure to stop after a chase. Police said he accelerated during a spot check on Ocean Park Road in Saco and struck a parked car belonging to Kenneth Hirst, yielding a total loss to Hirst’s vehicle.
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Arthur Lachance
Shady Lane
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Tardif
Saco
Tardif
ASAP
Ocean Park Road
Lachance
Norman Auger
Kenneth Hirst
Hirst
GOP Speaker Planned for Holman Dinner in Eliot
State Rep. Larry E. Simpson of Sebago Village will headline a fundraiser for York County sheriff candidate Bill Holman. The dinner takes place at Tut's Restaurant in Eliot at p.m.
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Larry E. Simpson
Sebago Village
Bill Holman
Sanford
York County
Wing Tut
Eliot
Gartley Family Discusses Return of Prisoners
Laird notes administration upset over peace activists bringing men home and recalls Gartley and Lt Norris Charles and Maj Edward K Elias being hospitalized after return. Gartley flown to Jacksonville Naval Hospital for debriefing, expected to stay about a week with plans to visit around Oct 12.
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Gartley
Norris Charles
Edward K. Elias
United States
Naval Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Veterans group meetings fill evening schedule in Saco Biddeford
A slate of veteran and community events spans tonight and tomorrow in Saco and Biddeford. Disabled American Veterans meet at D A V Hall Bradbury Street at 7 30 tonight while American Legion Owen-Davis posts hold tomorrow night at 8 at Beach Street Saco. York County Community Action hosts a low income parents meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in First Parish Church Saco. Saco Ex tension gathers tomorrow at 10 at GAR Hall with a Christmas card and silent auction item request. Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary meet tonight at 7 30 at St Johns Hall Biddeford. Notre Dame Unit Auxiliary of Webber Hospital holds first fall meeting tomorrow night at Unit Pool Street Biddeford with a 6 30 covered dish supper and Gilbert L Domingue speaker.
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Biddeford and
Saco
D.A.V. Hall
Bradbury Street
Owen-Davis
American Legion of
Post
Beach Street
York County Community Action
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Main
Beach Streets
GAR
Cutts Avenue
York County
Auxiliary
St. John’s Hall
Main and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Notre Dame
Webber Hospital Association
Pool Street
Gilbert L. Domingue
ACSW
St. Andre's
Local Notices and Personal News From Biddeford Area
Mrs. Mary Guinard, 8 Kossuth St., Biddeford, is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray of Flag Pond Road, Saco, recently celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary after weeks of ceramic business travel through the north and southwest. Mrs. Albert Desrosiers of Oakland, California, visits Biddeford and Manchester for a two month vacation. Miss Desrosiers is the former Simonne Binette of Biddeford.
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Mary Guinard
Kossuth St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Gordon Murray
Flag Pond Road
Saco
Albert Desrosiers
Oakland
Calif
Manchester
N.H
Miss Desrosiers
Simonne Binette
Vehicle Missing In Portland Road Heist
A 1960 blue Dodge Charger was stolen from Twin Town Toyota on Portland Road in Saco after a rock was tossed through a garage window. Officers John Alley and Roland Frechette reported the break to identify the missing stock during an inventory check by a company official.
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Twin Town
Toyota
Portland Road
Saco
John Alley
Roland Frechette
Saco Police
Nixon Gromyko Talks Focus on SALT Trade and Exits
President Nixon met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House and arranged a Camp David dinner. They planned discussions on trade, East West relations, treatment of Russian Jews, lend lease debt, and a broader commercial treaty tied to Soviet exit taxes on emigrants.
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Gromyko
Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
Camp David
Eanst
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Congress
U.S
Wena
Washington
Peter Peterson
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Moscow
Paris
Gartley Says Treatment Humane After POW Release
Navy Lt. Mark L. Gartley told reporters at St. Albans Naval Hospital that his captivity in a North Vietnam prison was humane and that conditions had improved since his capture in 1968. He urged families of fellow prisoners to be reassured that no mistreatment occurred.
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Associated Press
Navy
Mark L. Gartley
United States
Gartley
Newsmen Sunday
Barry Hobbins backs hotline for Saco citizens
Saco Democratic candidate Barry Hobbins praised employers and local firms after campaigning with Congressman William Hathaway. He urged a full-time answering service and legislative briefings for residents, saying citizens deserve state attention on taxes and vocational training and that government should respond if people care.
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Barry Hobbins
Saco
Mavement
Lyn Flex
Allied
Lund
Garland
Hobbins
William Hathaway
Biddeford City Council Meets Tonight at 7:30
Biddeford City Council will meet at 7 30 in the Council Chambers of the City Building per City Clerk Pauline Berry.
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Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Tight Security Marks Concert Honoring Israel
Washington AP A Kennedy Center concert marking Israel's 25th anniversary drew Sen and Mrs George McGovern and Sec of State and Mrs William P Rogers. The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra performed amid heavy security with no incidents reported after a reception hosted by Israeli Ambassador and Mrs Yitzhak Rabin.
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Washington
Sen
George McGovern
William P. Rogers
Kennedy Center
Israel
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Yitzhak Rabin
McGovern
Rogers
Zubin Mehta
Uranium’s Energy: Tiny Amounts Produce Huge Heat
A single pound of uranium-235 equals the energy of about 1,500 tons of coal, illustrating how a small amount of the element yields enormous heat.
Danes Vote On Market Entry In Referendum
Danes vote today in a referendum on joining the European Economic Community. Norway's recent rejection adds suspense while police guard ballot boxes at Copenhagen town hall and protests flare from anti EEC groups. Prime Minister Krag prepares speeches for possible outcomes as Denmark faces a turning point in European integration.
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Copenhagen
North Atlantic Alliance
Norway
Denmark
EEC
European Economic Community
Jutland
Europe
West Germany
Italy
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
Britain
Ireland
Finland
Sweden
Jens Otto Krag
Scandinavian Economic Union
Krag
Owls Stand Out With Forward Facing Eyes
Owls can watch an object with both eyes and are the only birds whose eyes point forward making their vision uniquely binocular and frontward.
Four Deaths Boost State Traffic Toll
Maine's 1972 highway fatality toll rose to 184 after four weekend deaths. Victims include Rhonda Jean Tomkins, 16, of Ellsworth, killed when her car left a road in Trenton and struck a tree. Russell Hysom, 15, of West Gardiner, in a head on crash on U.S. 1 in Northport. and two Bangor men in a crash with a tractor trailer on Interstate 95 near Howland.
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Augusta
Maine
Rhonda Jean Tomkins
Ellsworth
Trenton
Russell Hysom
West Gardiner
U.S. 1
Northport
Bangor
Interstate 95
Howland
Supreme Court Opens 1972 73 Term in Ceremony
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court began its 1972 73 term with a four minute ceremonial session attended by the nine justices. Chief Justice Warren E Burg er opened the new court year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
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Reem
Ocean View Dining Room
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