Carrie S. Bryant 91 Dies in North Berwick Nursing Home
Mrs Carrie S Bryant formerly of Blanchard died Oct 11 in a North Berwick nursing home at age 91. Born Aug 27 1882 in Dexter she was wife of George M Bryant (died 1955). Survived by two sons two daughters seven grandchildren twenty great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Funeral at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk 9 am Saturday officiated by Rev Robert Stuart with Rural Grove Cemetery Dover Foxcroft interment. Calling hours today 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Kennebunk
Carrie S. Bryant
Blanchard
North Berwick
Dexter
Aaron
Hattie (Graves) Whitney
Arundel
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Robert Stuart
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Rural Grove Cemetery
Dover- Foxcroft
Mildred E. Roberts of Kennebunkport dies at 57
Mildred E. Roberts 57 of Fisher Lane Cape Porpoise died Oct 11 in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. Born Jan 1 1916 in Canton Massachusetts she was a postal clerk and was employed at the Kennebunkport Post Office. Survived by Glendon M. Roberts her father a son Warren M. Roberts a daughter Ruthann R. Salvagin four grandchildren and several cousins. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with interment at Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Kennebunkport
Mildred E. Roberts
Fisher Lane
Cape Porpoise
Portland
Canton
Mass
Herbert B
Ruth
Jennison) Estey
Glendon M. Roberts
Robert Howes
South Congregational Church
Arundel Cemetery
Final Session on Labor and Delivery Highlights
Dr. G Patrick Shaw head of obstetrics at Webber Hospital will speak on What to Expect During Labor and Delivery at the last of a five week program for expectant mothers. The session at 7:30 p.m. includes a tour of the maternity department and diaper giveaways by Mrs. Gertrude Benoit RN. Prospective fathers invited.
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G. Patrick Shaw
Webber Hospital
Gertrude Benoit
R.N
Comser Moore
Ritualistic Services for C. Jackson Curll at Saco Funeral Home
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks holds ritualistic services at 7:30 tonight for C. Jackson Curll past exalted ruler at Cote Funeral Home 87 James St Saco. Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella meets at 7:15 to offer prayers for Gedeon Bergeron brother of a member at the same address. Neon meaning the new one was discovered in 1848 by British scientists Sir William Remasy and M. W. Trav ers.
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Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Cote Funeral Home
Gedeon Bergeron
Sir Willam Remasy
M. W. Travers
Portland Weather: Cloudy Skies With Showers Likely
Variable cloudiness continues through Saturday with a chance of a few showers in the north and western mountains. Lows tonight 40 to 50, highs Saturday 60 to 70.
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Portland
October Tides Daylight Time Table
A fragmented record of October tide times with daylight transitions showing dates 12 through 15. Entries list high and low tides with approximate times in the morning and afternoon, including single digit hours and partial markers.
New England Temperatures A.M. Brief Update
A brief weather item reports morning temperatures across New England with localized readings for major cities. The bulletin notes cool conditions lingering in coastal towns and a gradual warming trend inland as the morning progresses.
Stalemate Across States in Regional Scorelines
Regional scores show tight ties and varied winners with multiple cities in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire Maine and Canada reporting close results. Notable tallies include Concord Lebanon Mt Washington and Montpelier posting decisive numbers while Portland Rumford Halifax Montreal and Quebec register differing outcomes.
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Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
New Bedford
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
NEW Hampshire Concord
Lebanon
Mt. Washin
Ermont Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Maine Bangor
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Portland
Rumford
Halifax
Montreal
Quebec
Nixon weighs presidential successor choices amid mounting names
President Nixon weighs a broad list of potential successors after Agnew's resignation. Ford and Scott among GOP leaders submit recommendations while figures such as Connally Rockefeller and Reagan top the list, with long shots and possible surprises under consideration.
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Ublican
Gerald R. Ford
Scott
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
Nixon
John B. Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Connally
Texas
Congress
Senate
House
Agnew
Hugh Scott
George Bush
Alexander M. Haig Jr
GOP
National Committee
Oval Office
Rockefeller
New York
William P. Rogers
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
John J. Williams
Delaware
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Donald Rumsfeld
Robert H. Finch
William W. Scranton
Rep. Ford
Michigan
Liquor License Decision Due For Dock Square Plans
Kennebunkport selectmen heard Gregory Plimpton's second liquor license proposal to transform Mother's Ice Cream Parlor in Dock Square into a restaurant and pub. Residents questioned heating, fuel tank placement, noise control, parking, and patron limits. A written decision will follow within seven days.
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Kennebunkport
Gregory Plimpton
Mother's
Dock Square
Plimpton
David Walley
Gordon Ayer
Johan Rinaldi
Walle
LaFountain Picks Dr Joseph Kenneally as State Chairman
LaFountain of Biddeford names Dr Joseph P Kenneally as state chairman of the LaFountain for Governor Committee. Kenneally a 25 year practicing dentist from Biddeford with Maine and national dental leadership roles will support the 1974 Democratic gubernatorial bid. He notes LaFountain’s record in government and law enforcement and praises a vigorous, people oriented campaign.
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U.S
Anselm's College
University of Maryland School of Dentistry
Kenneally
Maine Dental Association
American Dental Association
House of Delegates
International College of Dentists
Royal Society of Health
New LaFountain Co
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Maine Running Horse Racing Commission
U.S. Trotting Association
Maine Harness Horseman's Association
St. Francis College Associates
LaFountain
Maine
Johnson
Lloyd Fountain
Saco Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Saco elects officers for the year during its annual meeting led by President Elvira Lord. Wesley P Garland becomes president with a slate including Raymond Taylor as first VP and Chester Hendrickson as second VP. Other officers named include Esther Ricker secretary and Helen Jamieson treasurer. Directors named were Elsie Grant and Rose Dyer. The report noted plans for the Livermore Falls Minstrel Show trip and discounted cardiac capers tickets for seniors, with bowling highlights crediting Helen Jamieson and Ruth Scammon.
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Leola
Mildredworth
Ruby Sf Elsie Grant
Rose Dyer
Elvira Lord
Livermore Falls
Shaw
Episcopal Church
Berthe Stranck
Mason St
Biddeford
Helen Jamieson
Ruth Scammon
Christine Bell
Florence Scammon
Myrtle Eaton
Marguerite Aiken
All Positions Pay In Topsham Race
AP reports at Topsham Fair the eighth race paid $2.20 across all six positions, a first for judge Harold Bartlett. Spud Express won the pace of $550 purse with Farmstead Delvin second and Election Returns third. Election Returns and Mom's Elected Son ran together, finishing sixth. A judge noted politics may have influenced the unusual minimum payoffs.
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Topsham (Ap
Harold Bartlett
Topsham Fair
Spud Express
Farmstead Delvin
Mom
Rebekah Club Social Business Items Featured
Evangeline Rebekah Club members gathered at Miss Mar Jones's home in Biddero for a social and business meeting led by President Mrs. Ethel Sivas. Ruby Packard reported as secretary, Miss Jones as treasurer, with a blind auction for a fundraising drive. Next meeting set for Nov 14 at Mrs. Helen Wormwood's home in Saco. Mrs. Helen Garside aided by Mrs. Mildred Gledhi hosted refreshments.
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Evangeline Rebekah Club
Miss Mar Jones
Chapel Street
Biddero
Ethel Sivas
Ruby Packard
Miss Jones
Helen Wormwood
Ferry Road
Saco
Helen Garside
Mildred Gledhi
Blue Spruce Selected for National Christmas Tree
A 40 foot Colorado blue spruce is chosen to be the nation's official Christmas tree. It will be planted at the Ellipse behind the White House and decorated for the Pageant of Peace starting December 14. The tree is expected to double in size over time and is the first to be planted at this site.
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Washington
White House
National Forest
Fire call at three story building on Main and Alfred
Biddeford firefighters responded to a 12 26 a m alarm at the Puritan Tea Room on Main and Alfred streets a broken radiator on the second floor caused a false fire appearance no flames or smoke were reported engines four and six and ladder two responded to the scene.
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Biddeford
Main
Alfred
Puritan Tea Room
Biddeford Adult Education Offers New Evening Class
The Biddeford Adult Education program announces a new day class for adults starting Oct 15. Sessions run Monday and Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 at the Adult Education center on Maplewood Avenue with instructor Shirley Welch. Contact supervisor Gaille Heseltine at 282 3883 for openings.
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Biddeford
Gaille Heseltine
Maplewood Avenue
Shirley Welch
Maine Historical Society
Portland
John B. Simpson
FDA Orders Full Ingredient Labels On Cosmetics
The FDA will require cosmetics makers to list all ingredients on labels after March 31, 1975, excluding fragrances and flavors. Commissioner Schmidt says labels help consumers compare products and avoid known allergens amid an estimated 60,000 yearly injuries from cosmetics. The final order appears in the Federal Register next Wednesday.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Alexander M. Schmidt
FDA
Federal Register
Democrats to caucus in Saco races Monday
Saco Democrats will caucus Monday to officially select mayoral, school committee and council seats for the November 6 municipal elections. Ward caucuses start at 7 p.m. and the general party caucus at 7:30 p.m. in Saco City Hall. Gene A. Palmer invites all Democrats to attend. only registered Democrats may vote.
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Saco Democrats
Saco City
Gene A. Palmer
Democratic Party
Security Council Debates Mideast War as Cease-fire Hopes Dim
United Nations Security Council again debates the Middle East crisis amid deadlock between the United States backed by Israel and the Soviet and Chinese backed Arab states. Waldheim urges a cease-fire and lasting settlement while Egypt and Syria accuse Israel of attacks. Trade of protests continues as observers report napalm and bombing in Golan Heights and along the Suez Canal.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
United Staes
Israel
Middle East
Waldheim
Egypt
Syria
Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Jacob A. Malik
Yosef Tekoah
Tekoah
Malik
Goebbels
Hitler
Josef Goebbels
Dealana
Agnew Spends First Private Day At Office
Washington AP Agnew spent his first full day back in private life at the Executive Office Building overlooking the White House as he mourned his half brother’s funeral in Maryland. He met with select associates, faced staff changes, and pursued wind‑up steps while wondering about pension eligibility for his wartime service.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
W. Roy Pollard
Randallstown
Baltimore
Iome
Maryland
LaFountain Seeks Public Service Emphasis in Run
Biddeford lawyer LaFountain 42 years old with Marine Corps service and Georgetown Law degree has practiced at 136 Alfred St and worked with Willard and Hanscom in Sanford. He and his wife Kay have four children and he aims to campaign focusing on humanity and the needs of the little person.
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Maine
LaFountain
Edmund S. Muskie
Georgetown University Law School
Washington, D.C
U.S. Marine Corps
Biddeford
Willard and Hanscom
Sanford
Alfred St
Conservationists discuss joint regional approach to waste and shoreland issues
Sam Zaitlin head of Saco Conservation Commission urged a regional plan for solid waste, shoreland zoning and beach protection. He invited Old Orchard Commission to a Nov 6 meeting and suggested co sponsoring hearings with the legislative committee, noting Portland as a priority site with Saco and Brunswick under consideration.
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Sam Zaitlin
Saco
Conservation Commission
Old Orchard Commission
Saco Group
Zaitlin
Legislative Committee of Public Lots
Harrison Richardson
Maine
Old Orchard
Legislative Committee
Commission
Portland
Brunswick
Sasome Square Dancing at Fairfield School
Sasome square dancing event at Fairfield School runs from 8 to 11 p.m. Dick Arruda will serve as caller for the evening.
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Sasome Square Dancing
Fairfield
Dick Arruda
Senior citizens May file refund claims by Oct 15 1973
If you were 62 or older in 1972 you may qualify for a property tax or rent refund from the State. Final filing date is October 15, 1973. For information call toll free 1 800 482 7415 or write to the Maine Committee on Aging State House Augusta Maine 04330.
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Maine Committee On Aging
State House
Augusta
Maine
Duplicate Bridge Winners At Beach Event
At Lawn Avenue Playhouse old Orchard Beach, Monday evening results list Joan Mullen and Oscar Paradis first, Frances Putman and Pat Peterson second, Gwenn Flannery and Estella Aranovitch third, James Warren and Steven Stanton fourth, with several other pairs noted. Wednesday 10 am winners were Phyllis Claus and Gwenn Flannery. Paradis and Aranovitch tied for second with Celia Gross and Rose Ann Prince. A Thursday 7 30 p.m. game is scheduled.
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Old Orchard Beach
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Joan Mullen
Oscar Paradis
Frances Putman
Pat Peterson
Gwenn Flannery
Estella Aranovitch
James Warren
Steven Stanton
James Moutsatsos
Ralph Dumaine
Eshter Green
Ruth Anderson
Alphonse Demers
Alice Fecteau
Marie Toulouse
Phyllis Claus
Celia Gross
Rose Ann Prince
Gil Seaver
Robert Whelan
Harry Sawyer
Ward 4 Hopeful A. R. Gannon in Saco Contest
Raymond Gannon of 247 Ferry Road Saco seeks Ward 4 council seat on the Republican ticket in the November 6 municipal election. He has worked at Cole, Layer and Trumble and has held local posts including chief assessor and Zoning Appeals Board member, former Saco Jaycees president, Jaycees International life senator, Saco Industrial Park Corp president, and Troop 333 scoutmaster, with wife Helena Cardin and three children.
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Raymond Gannon
Ferry Road
Saco
Cole, Layer and Trumble Company
Helena Cardin
Gannon
Zoning Appeals Board
Saco Jaycees
Jaycees International
Saco Industrial Park Corporation
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Eugene Neault
Dennett & Craig
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
New England
A.m. E
Massachusetts
Dr. Kenneally
Rebekah Club
Bedell
Public Safety
Security Council
Rom
Siaiu
John A. Scali
Richard A. Delage
Hills Beach Rd
Bidd
Saco Coin Center
Lcon Street
Ta’s Linnell Gym
Ward
A. R. Gannon
A. Raymond Gannon
Valliere
Cam
Alfred Street
Tony C
RED - Sox
Wishing Well
Tony Conigliaro
U.S. A
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