Obituary notices of Owen Sanborn and Angelia Ripley
Obituaries announce the deaths of Owen O Sanborn 69 of 231 North St Saco and Angelia P Ripley 71 of Old Alfred Road Arundel. Sanborn retired from Central Maine Power Co after 34 years, survived by widow Phyllis and a son. services Sunday at Shumway and Gross Funeral Home Standish burial at Dow Corner Cemetery Standish. Ripley a former teacher and longtime Portland worker dies at home. survived by two daughters a brother a sister and many grandchildren. services Tuesday at Hay and Peabody Funeral Home Portland with interment at Brooklawn Memorial Park.
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Owen O. Sanborn
North St
Saco
Methuen
Mass
Standish
Fred
Mary
Owen) Sanborn
Central Maine Power Co
Standish Lodge F and AM
Portland
Kora Temple Shrine
York County
Central Aaa Power Co. Old Timers Club
Phyllis
Libby) Sanborn
Keith O. Sanborn
North Salem
N.H
Leon Sanborn
Gorham
Fred Sanborn
Baltimore
Martha White
Reading
Louise Gray
Shumway and Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Arundel
Angelia P. Ripley
Alfred Road
Herman and
Mary (McDonald) Phillips
Deerin High School
Holmes, Stickney and Walker Company
Stroudwater Baptist Church
William O
Joanne) Chandler Sr
Clement
Beatrice) Malanson
Somersworth
Paul Phillips
Ella Mallory
Scarborough
Hay and Peabody Funeral Home
Congress St
Morris Hutchins
Brooklawn Memorial Park
Standish Lodges
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Owen O Sanborn
Voter Registration Drive Planned Across State
Democrats announce a statewide registration and enrollment day with tables in shopping areas and sidewalks on October 9 to register voters for the November election. Campaign leaders including Harold Pachois and Pat Paradis say volunteers will canvass from summer through fall with notable candidates and officials attending to discuss election issues.
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Augusta
Harold Pachois
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Pachois
Pat Paradis
Muskie and Hathaway
Barton and Cooney
Mark Gartley
Rod Scribner
Joe Brennan
Curtis
Peace
Free prenatal classes to start at Webber Hospital
The Webber Hospital Association will sponsor free prenatal classes starting Tuesday October 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building Classroom Biddeford Elm Street. Dr G Patrick Shaw will speak on introduction to pregnancy care and baby development. A maternity tour will follow each class and participants receive prenatal gift packs and baby books. Fathers are welcome.
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Webber Hospital Association
Elm Street
Biddeford
G. Patrick Shaw
Gertrude Beniot R.N
Autumn Weather Shifts From Rain to Snow in Regions
The piece notes peak autumn colors and wet forecast across Southern Maine and Vermont Northern mountains with rain fog and possible mixed snow. It contrasts with greener hills and a Florida State University grass surfing photo showing a student skimming soaked sod in a surfer stance.
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Maine
Green Mountain
Vermont
New England
Florida State University
Tallahasee
FSU
UPI
Bombing connection nets Portland man a decade in prison
Everett C. Carlson of Portland received the maximum 10 year sentence after being convicted of transporting explosives used in three Massachusetts bombings. Judge Gignoux cited prior rape and burglary convictions as factors. Co-defendants Picariello and Gullion remain at large. Sixteen sentences connect to a radical group linked to terror plots in New England.
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Bangor
Maine
Everett C. Carlson
Massachusetts
Edward T. Gignoux
Portland
Carlson
National Guard
Boston
Logan
Essex County
Newburyport
Gignoux
Joseph A. Aceto
Richard J. Picariello
Edward P. Gullion
Picariello
Gullion
Aceto
Fred Hampton
People’s Forces
New England
U.S
Peter Mills
Thomaston
Marine biologist joins St. Francis College
Dr. Douglas C. Coleman, a marine biologist with New England research ties, joins St. Francis College staff teaching general botany and environment. He directs field work, oversees a college boat for study trips on the Saco River and ocean, and analyzes Cape Cod waters and Chesapeake Bay impacts from industrial waste.
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St. Francis College
Douglas C. Coleman
Oceanside School
Saco River
Coleman
Sterling College
Sterling
Kan
University of New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Voter Board Open in Saco for Registration Changes
The Saco board of registration of voters will be open on October 13 and October 21 to register new voters and note address changes. Residents should bring complete forms and visit city hall for any incomplete submissions. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at city hall.
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Saco Board of Registration of Voters
City Hall
Goodbye Bullwinkle moose on the loose in Portland
A young cow moose wandered into a dense Portland area and drowned in Back Bay after a brain infection, termed moose sickness, according to Lt. David Eldridge. Wardens and Fire Rescue tried to save it, tranquilized and restrained it, but water in the lungs could not be cleared and the animal died upon reaching shore.
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Portland
Maine
Back Bay
David Eldridge
LNG Tankers Threaten Boston Coast Says Scientists
Public hearing prompts FPC review of LNG imports to Boston Harbor and Everett storage. Scientists warn a rupture could unleash 10 000 tons of LNG and trigger major disaster risks near populated areas as federal ruling nears.
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Boston
Federal Power Commission
Federal
Boston Harbor
Everett
Indonesia
United States
Federal Agency
FPC
U.S
Union For Concerned Scientists
James A. Fay
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Card of Thanks and LNG port safety debate details
Card of Thanks thanks Dr Keegan Dr Iyer and nurses at Webber Hospital Father Plourde St Josephs parish relatives and friends. Fay tells reporters about fatalities and the LNG hearing with utility attorneys who call predictions wild and inflammatory. LNG operations face safety standards licensing delays at Everett facility with Coast Guard traffic clearance and pilot guidance. Sierra Club officials push for safeguards emergency facilities cleanup crews and safety equipment.
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Keegan
Dr. Iyer
Webber Hospital
Father Plourde
St. Joseph’s Parish
Dreds
Coast Guard
Everett
Fay
Sierra Club
Funeral Directors Public Notice for Biddeford Firms
Emond Conroy Funeral Home director John P. Conroy Jr. at 72 Hill St Biddeford and Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home at 1 Stone St Biddeford list contact numbers 284 5511 282 1818 and 283 3653 with R Martel as director.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
YCCS Offers Training Workshop On Low Mood
York County Counseling Services will host a one day training session for social workers psychologists nurses clergy and counselors on low mood. The event October 11 at St Francis College Biddeford features Dr Jerome Collins Harvard Medical School as consultant and materials on evaluations treatments and how to help clients. For more information call George Andrus at 282 5976.
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York County Counseling Services
YCCS
York County Counsling Services
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Jerome Collins
Laboratory of
Community Psychiatry
Harvard Medical School
Journal Corrects Irene Bouvier Name Spelling
The Journal corrects an error in the Off the record column noting Irene Bouvier of 2 Plymouth Drive Biddeford was misspelled as Boisvert.
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Irene Bouvier
Plymouth Drive
Biddeford
Boisvert
Kennebunk Fire Dept Promotes Tot-Finder Seals Open House
Kennebunk firefighters will distribute tot-finder reflective decals and call cards with emergency numbers at a Sunday open house. The Washington Hose Co. and central fire station will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. with refreshments and equipment on display.
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Kennebunk FD
Kennebunk
Washington Hose Co
Central Fire Station
Bottle bill wins shop owner's vote
Joseph DelPonte, new to Saco, supports the bottle bill after working for a beer company. He promotes refillable Pop Shoppe bottles, notes high repeat sales, and says the program could reduce litter and lower costs, though he doubts state passage. Pop Shoppe handles 300-400 cases weekly for sterilization and refilling in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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Pop Eee
Joseph DelPonte
Saco
Elm Street
Thornton Avenue
DelPonte
Portsmouth, N.H
Blood Screening Clinic Held At Open Door
The Saco Open Door senior citizens group on School Street met Thursday afternoon for a social with 60 members present. Blood screening was conducted, and nursing services were offered. Membership chairman Aynard Pelkey announced ten new members joined, and Raymond Taylor won the mystery award.
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Saco
Open Door
Jordan School
School Street
Ond
Aynard Pelkey
Raymond Taylor
Traffic court appearance warned by state official
Secretary of State Mark Gartley warns motorists that the court date appears on the ticket and failure to appear or pay fines can lead to license suspension. He notes the suspension is indefinite and redeems only by paying the fine and a $10 reinstatement fee, aiming to reduce offenders and ease court load.
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Secretary of
Mark Gartley
Artley
Secretary of State
Beta Sigma Plans for Fall Meeting at Biddeford Church
The Beta Sigma class of the Biddeford United Baptist Church met for the season’s first gathering after a pot luck supper. President Mrs. Elsie Butler opened the meeting, with prayer by Mrs. Ethel ay and devotions by Miss Helen Fenderson on I Corinthians. Plans include selling cloth calendars and Christmas sticker labels, with the Sunshine Committee sending sympathy, get well, and friendship cards. Next meeting set for November 4 at the church with hosts Miss Emma Daniels and Miss Helen Fender son.
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Beta Sigma
Biddeford
Emma Daniels
Helen Fenderson
Ida Boothby
Hazel Clay
Hazelpene
Lalah Merrill
Daphne Sands
Sue MacLeod
Janet Perrigo
Judy Donaldson
Hedora Jurgiewich
Louise Pike
Irene Dwelley
May Alice Linnie
Mildred Linnie
Marion Nason
Annie Wallace
Adelpha McKeen
Mary Dawn
Columbus Day Observance and Local Closures
Schools close for Columbus Day while banks post offices and libraries may close. Most area shops remain open and trash pickup shifts in Saco with Tuesday and Wednesday pickups moved to Wednesday. Journal delivery continues as normal.
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Aime Dubois
Dennett & Craig
Tel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Gedeon J. Bergeron
George Andrus
Kennebunk Fire Department
Linda Brickley
Orchard
Harmon’s Orchard
Limerick, Me
City of
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