Mrs Charlotte Crall Ficker Dies After Ogunquit Fall
Mrs Charlotte Crall Ficker of Maine Street Kennebunkport died en route to Biddeford hospital from injuries in a fall at Ogunquit. She is survived by husband Dr Robert Ficker two sons Kim and Donald a mother Alma Crall and sister Mrs Grace F Freeman all of Ogunquit. Funeral arrangements by Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk.
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Kennebunkport
Charlotte Crall Ficker
Robert F. Ficker
Maine Street
Biddeford
Ogunquit
Bryson M
Alma E. Crall
Kim
Donald Ficker
Alma Crall
Grace F. Freeman
Bibber
Funeral Notice of Mrs Rose Pineau of Saco
Mrs Rose Pineau 61 of 3 Market St Saco died this morning in a Biddeford hospital She was born in Biddeford Nov 4 1905 daughter of Alric and Amanda Boisvert Forest a communicant of Notre Dame de Lourdes Parish Saco Surviving are her widower Andrew Pineau two daughters Janet Cote Biddeford Lucile Cote Portsmouth NH one son Robert Keene NH three sisters Celina Boisse Biddeford Alice Patterson and Alfreda Guay Saco three brothers Leo Romeo and Rudolph Forest all of Saco five grandchildren several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco Saturday morning time to be announced Interment planned for St Josephs Cemetery Biddeford Friends may call at Cote Funeral Home Saco from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow and Friday.
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Rose Pineau
Market St
Saco
Biddeford
Alric
Amanda Boisvert Forest
Notre Dame de Lourdes Parish
Andrew ‘Pineau
Raoul
Janet) Cote
Lucile Cote
Portsmouth
N.H
Robert
Keene
Celina Boisse
Alice Patterson
Alfreda Guay
Leo
Romeo
Rudolph Forest
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Anselme Paquin Rites Held at Notre Dame de Lourdes
Anselme Paquin 71 of 55 Dyer Street Saco died in a Biddeford hospital. Born in Canada April 15 1896 he worked at Saco Lowell Shops retired nine years ago. Survived by widow Azilda Picard Paquin two daughters two sons a brother and a sister. Funeral from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco Saturday with burial at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Interment in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford tomorrow and Friday viewing times listed.
Catholic Women to Say Prayers for Mrs Meserve at Funeral Home
Members of the Catholic Women's Club of Most Holy Trinity Parish in Saco will meet at 7:30 tonight at Cote Funeral Home to say prayers for Mrs Blanche Meserve, sister of Mrs John Landsdale, a club member.
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Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Parish
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Blanche Meserve
John Lonsdale
Lebanon's troubled state schools face massive shortages
Beirut newspapers report 140000 Lebanese children may be kept from school this year due to teacher and classroom shortages. They call for a larger education budget and expansion, noting 3500 new elementary teachers and a 3.5 million dollar budget rise are needed while teachers earn as little as 83 dollars monthly.
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Beirut
Lebanon
le Jour
United States
First Boston Wins Portland Bond Issue
The First Boston Corp. received Portland's largest bond issue of 2.48 million dollars, beating 15 other bidders. The city council's finance committee announced the low bid for the capital improvements bond on Tuesday.
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Portland
First Boston Corp
First Boston
Dennett and Craig Advertise at 365 Main Street Saco
Local business listing for Dennett and Craig located at 365 Main Street in Saco Maine with contact phone number 2820562 for inquiries and services.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Dial
Funeral services for Mrs Flo ra May Sawyer
Funeral services for Mrs Flo ra May Sawyer of 242 Bradley Street Saco were held yesterday at Bennett and Craig Funeral Home. Rev Stanley A Bennett of the Saco United Baptist Church officiated. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco.
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Flora May Sawyer
Bradley St
Saco
Bennett and Craig
Main St
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Kennebunk Auxiliary Plans Vietnam Christmas Box Drive
The Webber Lefebvre Unit American Legion Auxiliary met with 16 members at Mrs. Almena Greene s home. They voted to send six months of the York County Coast Star to Jon Brown in Vietnam and to donate to Cerebral Palsy and the WABAN Association. A Christmas box for Vietnam is planned with homemade cakes candies cookies and supplies. A Oct 23 membership supper and a junior program were also announced with details for hostesses and a music program.
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Kennebunk
Webber-Lefebvre — Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Almena Greene
Storer Street
Johnnie Ann Martel
Catherine Ambrose
Post Department
Zella Tibbetts
Post Home
York County Coast Star
Jon Brown
Vietnam
Olive Brown
Waban Association
Persis Moulton
Macora Moulton
Phyllis Truscott
Marion Maguire
Louise Marsh
Greene
Leta Downing
Zoning Board of Appeals Sets Hearings Date
Kennebunk ZBA schedules three hearings for building or moving permits on Tuesday Oct 17. All three were denied for zoning code reasons by building inspector G Warren Cochrane Jr. Hearings cover Seaview House Inc subdivide Oak Street Kennebunk Beach Atty Thomas Regan. Wickham build on lot 95 Sea Breeze Acre Kennebunk Beach. Wormwood move building Route 9 and relocate current structure.
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Kennebunk
Zoning Board of Appeals
G. Warren Cochrane Jr
Atty
Thomas Regan
Seaview House Inc
Oak Street
Kennebunk Beach
A. Patrick Wickham
Sea Breeze Acre
Charles M. Wormwood
Route 9
Saco Citizens Group Plans Thursday Night Meeting
The Saco Council Manager Citizens Association will meet at 7 30 pm in the Saco District Court Room. Dr J Edward Whelan and Charles R Cote co chairmen invite local students to discuss the proposed charter with Gordon Pendleton and Lloyd Anderson presenting publicity and speaker requests as the plan goes to a referendum at the municipal election for a 1968 start.
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Saco Council
Citzens S Association
Saco District Court Room
J Edward Whelan
Charles R. Cote
Saco
Gordon Pendleton
Lloyd Anderson
Speakers’ Bureau
Saco Planning Board
Deell
No Kentuckians Voted in 1792 Election History Note
Kentucky's first election in 1792 saw no native voters due to age limits set at 21 and settlement starting in 1776. The note also recalls Haiti as the second western hemisphere country to win independence, after the United States.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Haiti
United States
Judith Goodwin Elected Historian At Westbrook JC
Judith Goodwin a freshman at Westbrook Junior College of Portland has been elected historian of the Westbrook Junior College Student Nurse Association daughter of Mrs Norma Charles of Dayton Ohio is cited in campus notes.
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Judith Goodwin
Westbrook Junior College
Portland
Norma Charles
Dayton
Westbrook Junior College Student Nurse Association
Portland Weather Forecast Turns Cooler With Showers
Generally fair and cooler tonight and Thursday in Portland. Some showers continue in the mountains tonight. Low temperatures dip to the 40s.
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Portland
Parish groups plan meetings and social events
The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the parish house. The York County Fish and Game Auxiliary holds a covered dish supper at 6 30 tonight at Stickney Lodge Goodwins Mills Lyman. Owen Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 30 in the Post home Beach Street Saco. Dirigo Girls State delegates with mothers attend. Past Matrons Association Adah Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Biddeford meets 7 30 tomorrow at Mrs George Rouman 3 Roberts Street Biddeford.
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Madisses
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
York County Fish and Game Auxiliary
Stickney Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Beach Street
Dirigo
Association of
Midweek prayer and choir rehearsals listed for area churches
A notice lists Thursday prayer meetings at Bible Baptist Church Saco and Advent Christian Church Biddeford plus midweek services at Salvation Army Old Orchard Beach. Choir rehearsals occur at Foss Street Methodist Biddeford and South Biddeford Methodist Church and United Church of Christ Biddeford and School Street Methodist Saco with junior and senior choirs at set times.
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Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Weather outlook for northern New England through Monday
The five day forecast shows below normal temperatures. Daytime highs in the northern areas in the low to mid 50s and in Massachusetts and Rhode Island upper 50s to lower 60s. Lows mostly 30s, cooler Thursday and Friday, warmer Saturday, then colder again. precip totals 1 quarter to 1 half inch with scattered showers, mainly Thursday and again Saturday or Sunday.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Cub Pack 310 Inducts New Members at Scout Meeting
At the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks in Saco Cub Pack 310 held a Westward Ho Halloween themed meeting. New Bobcats were inducted and several scouts received badges and arrows while two Weeblos crossed to Boy Scouts.
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Biddeford-Saco
Jimmy Henderson
Ronald Husser
Den 4
David Fleming
Thomas Dawson
Bruce Berry
Roland Emerson
Scott Prentiss
William Hirst
Frank Meserve
Clayton Meserve
John Selim
Marc Beaudoin
James Harriman
Leo Berube
Normand Martel
Leo Tsomides
Scout
Albert Beety
Daniel Laskey
Raymond Levesque
Eric Norton
Michael Cote
David Lamb
Thomas Gallagher
Denners
Douglas Munford
Warren Desper
James Brady
Denner
Daniel Smith
Den 1
Sandra Desper
Claire Fleming
Constance Vadnais
Den 3
Saco Police Investigating Two Breaks
Saco Police are investigating two breaks reported yesterday. Ormand Bedell on Portland Road said four new whitewall tires valued over $100 were stolen from his building. David Boothby reported a 12 volt car battery stolen on Buxton Road, likely since the weekend.
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Saco
Ormand Bedell
Portland Road
David Boothby
Buxton Road
Voters End Three Century Kittery Governing Habit
In Maine's oldest town Kittery residents approved replacing the 320-year-old selectmen town meeting system with a council-manager government by 683 to 302. A seven-member council will be elected. a town manager will oversee the administration, with the new system taking effect after the November elections.
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Kittery
Maine
Palace Fruit Co and Melmar Variety Store Planned on Site
The location will be cleared and leveled and new structures for Palace Fruit Co and Melmar Variety Store will be built on another part of the property. Jalbert says a roller skating rink to the rear will be remodeled into a ballroom.
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Palace Fruit Co
Melmar Variety Store
Jalbert
Rita Potlivin outlines AMVETS plans and veteran support
Rita Potlivin, a leading AMVETS figure, discusses loyal support for the President and her view that veterans are citizens first. She details travel, November commitments, Arlington wreath duties, and a new Rehabilitation Counseling Association Scholarship for wounded veterans.
College Head Addresses Ladies Guild Dinner
Dr. Richard J. Spath president of Biddeford college spoke at St. Francis College fall dinner in the Pool Road campus cafeteria. He urged Guild members to foster college welfare and cooperation between community and college, praising Maine’s community and climate. The Ladies Guild includes more than 225 women from Biddeford and Saco.
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Ladies Guild of
St. Francis College
Pool Road College
Richard J. Spath
Biddeford College
Guild
State of
Maine
Biddeford-Saco
Thieu vows peace talks while war remains in Vietnam
President-elect Nguyen Van Thieu says his government will seek peace negotiations and welcome peace initiatives from any nation. Secretary McNamara warns the war won’t end with bombing Haiphong. a Communist base near Saigon fires mortars and weapons.
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Nguyen van Thieu
McNamara
Haiphong
Saigon
Gov Curtis To Speak At Nickerson Dinner in Augusta
Maine education veteran Dr. Kermit S Nickerson of Waterville will be honored at a testimonial dinner at the Holiday Inn in Augusta. Gov Curtis is slated to speak and about 300 people are expected. Sen Bennett Katz will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Augusta
Maine
Holiday Inn
Curtis
Kermit S. Nickerson
Waterville
Bennett D. Katz
Legislative Education Committee
John Harvey Named To Saco School Committee
The Saco School Committee named Atty. John J. Harvey to fill the vacancy created by Elizabeth Shaw’s resignation and he will serve until the next municipal election. The board approved a teacher aide program funded under Title 1 and awarded a five year bus contract to Marland Milliken for 3,259.70 a year.
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Saco
Atty
John J. Harvey
Elizabeth Shaw
Shaw
Hawaii
G. Patrick Shaw
Harvey
Gilman E. Seaver
C. Roger Verrier
Novil
Marland Milliken
Flag Pond Road
Milliken
Susan Bellevance
Locke School
Daphne Soucy
Fairfield School
Testimonial Supper Planned by Biddeford Post and Auxiliary
A joint testimonial supper is planned by the Tighe Beaudoin Farley American Legion Post and Auxiliary for tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Biddeford post home on Elm Street. Post Commander Roland St Michel announced guest speakers Department Adjutant Anthony J Rumo of Portland and his wife.
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Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion
Elm Street
Biddeford
Roland St. Michel
Anthony J. Rumo
Portland
Rumo
Paul Melia
St. Michel
Alice Goulet
Harold Alexander
Joseph Angers
Raymond Couture
Henry Dumas
Alberic Danis
Roger Dery
William Deering
Conrad Fortier
Edward Farley
Paul Gaudette
Joseph Hanusek
Julien Hevey
Earl Jamerson
Come le
Phillip Tighe
Vietnam
Congress
Five Cent Mississippi Statehood Stamp Issued December
A 5c Mississippi statehood stamp for the 150th anniversary debuts December 11 with first day ceremonies in Natchez the territorial capital. The design features a magnolia on light blue green and bears 1817 1967. Collectors may request first day cancellations by sending envelopes and remittance to the Natchez Postmaster.
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Mississippi
Natchez
Great Water
France
England
Spain
Naterez
Union
Maine blueberry crop could feed 20 million pies in 1967
Augusta report notes the 1967 Maine blueberry harvest could yield 20 million pies or two pies per New England resident. The article also mentions the word music derives from the Muses, daughters of Zeus, who symbolize beauty and harmony.
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Augusta
Maine
New England
United States
Zeus
Muses
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