Deaths Mrs. Josephine Buckley 74 Biddeford resident
Mrs Josephine Buckley 74 of 38 Green Street Biddeford died October 4 at a local hospital after a long illness She was born January 16 1899 in St Helen Canada daughter of Napoleon Corriveau and Delvina Gagne She was a communicant of St Mary Church Survivors include two sons Raymond Buckley Biddeford and Leo Buckley North Attleboro MA a daughter Irene Roy Saco three sisters Rose Chretien Clara Brouin and Marion Martin all of Biddeford a brother Albert Corriveau Biddeford 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday at 9 30 a m at St Mary Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery Biddeford Friends may visit Cosgrove Funeral Home tonight and Friday evenings 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. ROP
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Josephine Buckley
Green St
Biddeford
St. Helen
Canada
Napoleon and
Delvina (Gagne) Corriveau
Buckley
St. Mary Church
Raymond Buckley
Leo Buckley
North Attleboro
Mass
Irene Roy
Saco
Rose Chretien
Clara Brouin
Marion Martin
Albert Corriveau
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
Manuel Rosenbaum 92 Dies After Long Illness
Manuel Rosenbaum 92 former Wentworth Street Biddeford resident died October 1 in a Portland nursing home after a long illness. He was a member of Etz Chaim Synagogue Biddeford and worked in wallpaper and as a local newspaper vendor. Survived by sister Frances Meggs Warren Ohio. Interment Mt Sinai Cemetery Portland.
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Manuel Rosenbaum
Wentworth Street
Biddeford
Portland
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Frances Meggs
Warren
Ohio
Mt. Sinai
Persis B Hawley of Kennebunk dies at 81
Miss Persis B. Hawley 81 of 23 Pleasant St Kennebunk died Oct 3 in a Biddeford nursing home after a brief illness. Born April 7 1892 in Kennebunk daughter of A Elwin and Lillian C Ford Hawley she worked 30 years for the Kennebunk Water Department and belonged to the Kennebunk Unitarian Church and the Audubon Society. Funeral Friday at 11 at Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane St Kennebunk with Rev Edna P Bruner officiating. Interment in Hope Cemetery Kennebunk. The funeral home is open today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Kennebunk
Persis B. Hawley
Pleasant St
Biddeford
A. Elwin
Lillian C. (Ford) Hawley
Hawley
Kennebunk Water Department
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Audubon Society
Miss Emma Theberge Dies at 75 in Biddeford Maine
Emma Theberge 75 of 148 Main St Biddeford died Oct 3 after a local illness. Born Apr 13 1898 in northern Maine she was a communicant of St Mary Church Biddeford. Survived by nieces and nephews funeral Friday 830 a m at St Mary Biddeford interment Woodlawn Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Biddeford tonight 7 to 9 p m.
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Emma Theberge
Main St
Biddeford
Maine
Miss Theberge
St. Mary Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Sansoucy-Blais
Stone St
Ritualistic services for Nora Steele tonight in Biddeford
Members of the Auxiliary of York County Barracks Veterans of World War One will conduct ritualistic services at 7 PM at Cosgrove Funeral Home 326 Elm Street Biddeford for Mrs Nora Steele a member.
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Auxiliary of
York County Barracks
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
Biddeford
Nora Steele
Funeral notices from Biddeford area obituary page
Angelina Hickey died suddenly in Ste Marie Canada prayers at 8 15 Friday then Mass at Most Holy Trinity Saco interment in St Marys Biddeford calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm at Shumway Gross Funeral Home Maurice Robert G of Biddeford services from St Andre Church Friday 9 am calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm Emond Conroy Funeral Home Picher Edwidge of Biddeford 2 Tibbetts St funeral church Friday 830 am calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm at Emond Conroy Funeral Home
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Hickey
Angelina
Ste. Marie
Canada
Shumway - Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Biddeford
Philip H. Gross, Sr
Maurice
Robert G
Bond St
St. Andre's Church
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Oea
Picher
Edwidge
Tibbetts St
Auburn man Charles StevensDie acknowledged at 59
Charles W. Stevens 59 of 16 Sixth St. Auburn died Oct 1 in an Augusta hospital after a long illness. He was born Jan 25 1914 the son of Eugene W. and Jessie Bowden Stevens. He was widowed from Eunice Stultz who died in 1961. A former Auburn Fire Department member he later drove a truck for the highway department. Funeral from Dillingham and Son Memorial Chapel Friday at 3 pm with interment in Gracelawn Memorial Park.
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Auburn
Charles W. Stevens
Sixth St
Augusta
Eugene W
Jessie (Bowden) Stevens
Eunice M. Stultz
Stevens
Auburn Fire Department
Ada M. Phinney
Old Orchard Beach
Dillingham and Son Memorial
Spring St
Gracelawn Memorial Park
Top Military Court Hears Calley Appeal
The U S Court of Military Appeals considers Lt. William L. Calley Jr. appeal arguing no malice due to intent in the My Lai massacre. Calley, 29, was convicted of murder for at least 22 civilians and assault with intent to murder, later commuted to 20 years and held under house arrest at Ft. Benning, Ga.
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Washington
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
U.S. Court
Nixon
Ft. Benning
Maine to Use ATOM Model for Growth Planning
Maine plans a computerized ATOM model to assess economic and environmental impacts of proposed development. Commissioner James K. Keefe aims to launch by January, using data and categories from Arizona Trade-Off Method. The ATOM concept was described at the NASDA convention in South Portland.
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South Portland
Maine Department of Commerce
James K. Keefe
Keefe
Arizona
Medzona
Maine
ATOM
National Association of State Development Agencies
Kennebunk Power Meeting Postponed
The Kennebunk Light and Power District Board failed to meet as planned to discuss the statewide publicly owned non profit Power authority of Maine. Chairman Tilton hopes for a later meeting this week. The district serves most of Kennebunk and parts of Arundel and Lyman with the state’s lowest retail rates, buying power from Central Maine Power which opposes PAM. Voters face a November 6 referendum on the issue.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Light and Power District Board of Trustees
Power Authority of Maine
PAM
Philip H. Tilton
Kennebunk Light and Power District
Arundel
Lyman
Need A Second Car Shop Want Ads Section 11
Classified notice requests a second car shop space in Section 11. The ad seeks a larger shop or shared facility, listing contact options and preferred terms.
Portland Weather Update shows showers Friday
Fragments indicate a windy Portland forecast with chilly nights in the 40s and highs in the 50s to 60s. Showers are likely Friday with cooler conditions north of the metro.
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Portland
Marine Forecast Summers New England Temperatures Update
A fragmentary marine forecast from a New England region notes temperatures and 24 hour outlook. Details are incomplete due to OCR limits but indicate marine conditions and time estimates.
Regional Temperatures and Readings Across New England
The data lists city readings from Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with values such as Boston 656 Chatham 63 61 Nantucket Pittsfield 723 New Bedford Worcester 71 Providence 436 Hartford Concord Lebanon Mt Wash 77 58 64 56 530 41 reflecting a scattered snapshot of weather or measurement figures. The fragmentary figures suggest survey or station tallies across multiple locales with no clear date or unit context.
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Sachusetts
Boston
Chatham
Nantucket Él
Pittsfield
New Bedford
Jl - Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Biddeford Youths Arrested On Marijuana Charges
Biddeford police arrested four youths for marijuana possession. Katherine Bishop 17 Michael Fillmore 17 William Fairbrother 17 and Dana Perry 18, all of Biddeford or nearby Old Orchard Beach, are to appear in Saco District Court today.
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Biddeford
Katherine Bishop
Main St
Michael Fillmore
South St
Wwiliam Fairbrother
Ave. Old Orchard Beach
Dana Perry
Thompson Road
Saco District Court
Restraining Order Denied in SAD 71 Case
Justice Elmer Violette denied SAD 71's request for a temporary restraining order to bar Donald Littlefield from sharing football play information with Kennebunk High opponents. A full hearing on the temporary and potential permanent injunction will be set by the lawyers within about two weeks. evidence will be heard later.
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Alfred — School Administrative District 71
Donald Littlefield
Kennebunk High
Elmer Violette
York County Superior Court
Cpy
SAD 71
Kvaip Academy
Lake Region
Kennebunk Rams
Littlefield
Low-Income Housing Plans Stir Local Planning Board
The plan for Graham Street high rise includes wheelchair access elevators an emergency call system intercom and locked entry with resident manager on site A 40-car lot and rear service entrance are planned The Maine Housing Authority will subsidize elderly rents The planning board has not approved either low income proposal Also approved was a 31 lot subdivision off West Street and a wetlands fill request on Pool Road for a house site
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Page One
Cimino
Graham Street
Raymond Parent
Maine Housing Authority
West Street
Greenacre Construction Co
Edward Gaulin
Richard F. Larkin
Garnerville
N.Y
Pool Road
Rebecca Emery Chapter DAR Attends Fall Conference Banquet
Members of the Rebecca Emery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended a fall conference banquet Wednesday at Shawmut Inn in Kennebunkport. Attendees included Regent Mrs. Martha Has, Mrs. C. F. Frost Sr., Miss Ris M. Thomas, Mrs. Loyal Grant, Mrs. Edgar Michaud, and Mrs. Stanley M. Hurd.
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Rebecca Emery
Saco
Shawmut Inn
Kennebunkport
Martha Has
C.F. Frost Sr
Ris M. Thomas
Loyal Grant
Edgar Michaud
Stanley M. Hurd
Kennebunkport School Buses Subject of Speeding Review
Police Chief Sherman Bonney told the Kennebunkport Police Commission that the speeding problem by school buses has subsided and that drivers are experienced and well trained under SAD 71 policies. Superintendent Hedberg backed the view with assurances of proper licensing, yearly driving school attendance, and ongoing cooperation with police.
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Kennebunkport
Police Commission
Sherman Bonney
Commission
Bonney
Betw Ee
Arthur Hedberg
SAD
Hedberg
Beach Charter Changes Aired In OLD ORCHARD BEACH
Public hearing on three town charter amendments aired Wednesday in OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Voters will decide Nov 6 on expanding town council and school committee from three to five members and raising council pay from 1 to 500 dollars a year with 600 for the chairman. Proponents argued five members ensure better representation. opponents urged limited remuneration and cautioned timing prevents ballot change.
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Old Orchard Beach
Leslie Wyman
Joseph Mokarzel
Wyman
John Bird
Mokarzel
Katheryn Poulin
Bird
Rear end crash on Elm Street prompts police report
No injuries or arrests after a rainy 6 p.m. collision on Elm Street near Grants. Dora Allaire 20 of Biddeford drove a 1972 Chevy into Carol Bryce 21 of Troy NY in a 1968 Dodge.
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Elm Street
Grant's
Biddeford
Dora Allaire
Quimby Road
Carol J. Bryce
Troy
Elderly woman struck by car in Saco crossing Main Street
An elderly Saco woman escaped injury after being struck by a car crossing Main Street around 3 p.m. Wednesday. Police said the vehicle was driven by David Zaitlin, 21, of 49 Cleveland Street, Saco, and hit Lilian Grenier, 73, of 40 Locke Street, Saco.
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Calvin A. Boston
West Surf St
Old Orchard Beach
Harvey F. Flanders
Foss St
Biddeford
Common Street
Saco
Boston
Flanders
Main Street
David Zaitlin
Cleveland St. Saco
Lilian Grenier
Locke St. Saco
Saco Police Highlight New Night Bicycle Law
Saco police remind area cyclists of a new state law in effect requiring a white front light a red rear reflector visible 200 feet and handlebar and seat reflector strips. The update tightens enforcement beyond the prior 50 foot rear reflector rule.
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Saco
Adah Chapter plans Friday meeting with refresh ments
Adah Chapter Order of Easter Star Biddeford meets Friday at 7 30 in Odd Fellows Hall Alfred Street observing Master Masons Night. Miss Jessie Anderson and her committee will serve refreshments. Saco Extension meets Friday at the GAR hall Cutts Avenue Saco with dinner at 12 noon and a subsequent business meeting.
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Order of Easter Star
Biddeford
Odd Fellows Hall
Alfred Street
Jessie Anderson
Saco
Gar
Cutts Avenue
Mitchell recalls Segretti pizza plot and hotel limousines
George Mitchell recalls Donald Segretti as the man who sent 50 pizzas to his room at 2 a.m. on the Wisconsin primary day and charged four limousines to the Muskie campaign at 6 a.m. Mitchell, a Maine Democrat, questions whether these tricks affected Muskie's 1972 bid and frames a mental image of the alleged stunts.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Donald H. Segretti
Wisconsin
George Mitchell
Segretti
Muskie
Mitchell
Maine
Bangor Daily News
California
Senate Watergate Committee
Planning Board Cites Cooperation Gaps in Selecting New Chair
Old Orchard Beach planning board cites lack of cooperation from town agencies as hindering a new chairman. In a letter to Town Manager Louis Saress the board alleges variances, commissions, and purchases were approved without board input, including a Lion's Clubhouse variance, a conservation commission, Titcomb Farm deal, and Palace Playland reconstruction. The town council accepted resignations of former chairman Norman Guerrette and member Charles Day.
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Old Orchard Beach
Planning Board
Louis Saress
Zoning Board of Appeals
Saco Avenue
Titcomb
Norman Guerrette
Charles Day
Arundel School Announces Mini Course Series
Arundel The School Around Us will host four Thursday evening mini classes from Oct 11 to Nov 3 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Topics include yoga folk dancing poetry writing weaving car and bicycle repairs scrap craft batik and photography with instructors Donna Dusselback Cindy Elliot Jim Lesergy George Chappell Ann Packard Dennis Fortin Peter Sargent Ruth Tewksbury Kate Mahoney Helen Brigham. Register via Stacey Wentworth at 967-3029 or The School Around Us Log Cabin Road Arundel.
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Donna Dusselback
Cindy Elliot
Jim Lesergy
George Chappell
Ann Packard
Dennis Fortin
Peter Sargent
Ruth Tewksbury
Kate Mahoney
Helen
Absentee Ballots Available for Kennebunkport Referendum
Fred Severance town clerk announces absentee ballots for the November 6 referendum. Ballots may be requested in writing or picked up at the town office and must be returned by 3 p.m. on election day. A stray line notes the sun is 400000 times brighter than a full moon.
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Kennebunkport
Fred Severance
Tows Oe
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