Deaths Joseph Albert Roy 64 in Saco
Joseph Albert Roy 64 a resident of 28 Sunset Ave Ferry Beach Saco died suddenly this morning at home. Born May 30 1904 in St Bernard Canada son of Raymond and Aurelie Roy he lived here 60 years and was a carpenter. Survived by widow Blanche Danis Roy four sisters a brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral set for Saturday 8 am Notre Dame de Lourdes Saco. burial in St Josephs Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford today and tomorrow.
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Joseph Albert Roy
Sunset Ave
Ferry Beach
Saco
St. Bernard
Canada
Raymond and
Aurelie (Doyon) Roy
Blanche (Danis) Roy
Joseph Loranger
Wilfrid Pinette
Biddeford
Arthur Guinard
Detroit
Mich
Lydia Roy
Los Angles
Calif
Alphonse Roy
Berlin
N.H
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Sansouc Funeral Home
Stone St
Obituary notes for Nadeau and several prominent figures
Leoquide Nadeau 83 of Biddeford died after a long illness in a local hospital. He was born in Clair New Brunswick and was a longtime wood cutter and Biddeford resident. Survived by his wife and 37 grandchildren plus many great grandchildren, funeral Saturday at St. Andre's with calling hours at Emond Funeral Home. Julius Fleischmann 68 former president of Fleischmann Industries died in Cincinnati, noted philanthropist and cultural leader, grandson of the founder. Marshall Cassidy 76, Jockey Club longtime executive secretary, dies in Glen Cove after contributing to racing innovations.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Julius Fleischmann
Glen Cove
N.Y
Marshall Cassidy
Cassidy
Jockey Club
Bean supper for Republicans at Jameson School
Old Orchard Beach sponsors a bean supper by the Republican Town Committee this Saturday at Jameson School from 5 to 7 p.m. The event is open to the public and tickets are sold by committee members. The note adds that the first chocolate produced in the American colonies was in Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1765.
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Republican Town Committee
Jameson School
Dorchester
Mass
Funeral Directors Serve Saco Area Names and Addresses
Funeral directors listed for Saco Maine include Philip H Gross Sr Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street and Emond's Funeral Home at 284.5511. Frank X Emond and J P Conroy are noted. The text provides contact numbers and street addresses for local funeral services.
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Mwunera Rvice
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Funeral services for Donald W. Polanski in Biddeford
Donald W. Polanski, 31, of Marienville, Pa, funeral committal services set for 2 P M Friday at Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call at Dennett Craig Funeral Home Thursday evening 7 to 9.
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Polanski
Donald W
Marienville
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
Dennett & Craig
Card of Thanks for Golden Wedding and Bereavement
The Labrecque and Camire families express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for gifts flowers cards and sympathy on the golden wedding anniversary and recent bereavement. Gratitude is extended to doctors nurses and hospital staff at Webber Togus Notre Dame Leclerc and to pallbearers and those who visited.
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Leo Labrecque
Webber Hospital
Togus Hospital
Itar
Mhert C. Lamothe
Dr. Fortier
Notre Dame Hospital
Leclerc
Rose
Camire
Notre Dame Er
Funeral Services for Remi Bolduc in Biddeford
Funeral services for Remi Bolduc age 45 of 45 Bacon Street Biddeford were held at St Andre Church Biddeford with a Requiem High Mass celebrated by Rev Roland Sirois. Church choir sang and Mrs Laura Proulx played organ. Interment followed at the cemetery in Biddeford with graveside prayers by Rev Roger Ouellette. Bearers were Gerard Boisse Norman Perrault Gerard Bernier and Dr Robert Bolduc.
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Remi Bolduc
Bacon St
Biddeford
St. Andre’s Church
Roland Sirois
Cchoir
Laura Proulx
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Roger Ouellette
Gerard Boisse
Norman Perr2ault
Gerard Bernier
Robert Bolduc
Funeral Services for Gertrude Y Marecoux in Biddeford
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Y. Marecoux 61 of 12 Hill Street Biddeford were held at St. Andre's Church. Rev Maurice Morin celebrated the high mass with church choir and organist Mrs Laura Proulx. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford with prayers at the grave by Rev. Roger Ouellette. Bearers were nephews Royal Marcoux Paul Marcoux Patrick Marcoux Roland St. Pierre and Norman Cote.
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Gertrude Y. Marecoux
Hill St
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Maurice Morin
Laura Proulx
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Roger Ouellette
Royal Marcoux
Paul Marcoux
Parick Marcoux
Roland St. Pierre
Norman Cote
Explorer Post 305 Scouts To Climb Mountain
Biddeford Explorer Post 305 held a business meeting at Associate Advisor Donald Jacques home. Activities planned include a mountain climb to Mt Chocorua in New Hampshire and NRA target practice. November plans feature a national election aid, hunting trip, horseback riding, Boothbay oceanographic labs visit, Patriot's Day football, a brewery visit, NRA training, and a camera prize from the adult leadership.
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Biddeford
Troop 1 Building Association
Donald Jacques
Elm Street
Mt. Chocorua
New Hampshire
National Rifle Association
Mason Street
Eee
Owen Colomb
Norman Houle
Jeffery Davis
Boothbay
Oceanographic Laboratories
Michael Clyatt
Houle
Davis
NRA
Joseph Merrill
Normand Gregoire
Roger Bastarache
Gregoire
Walter Patterson Hospital Patient Notice
Walter Patterson of 155 Bradley Street Saco is a patient at Web ber Hospital Biddeford per a local personal notice.
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Walter Patterson
Bradley St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Rummage Sale Donations Sought by Local Church Club
Donations for the rummage sale sponsored by the E and L Club of Saco School Street United Baptist Church can be left at the church tomorrow at 7 am in preparation for the sale on Saturday from 9 am to 12 noon.
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E. and L. Club
Saco School Street United Baptist Church
Portland Weather Turns Cloudy With Rain on Friday
Increasing cloudiness and continued cool tonight with lows in the 30s. Friday remains cloudy with rain spreading north and east across the state and a slight drop in temperatures.
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Portland
Friday religious meetings across Saco area churches
Ministry School at Kingdom Hall 107 Main St Saco 730 p m with Ministry Development Class at 835 p m. Royal Rangers and Missionettes service Friday for ages 12 to 17 at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach. Full Gospel Assembly evangelistic service 730 p m at American Legion Hall Biddeford 508 Elm St. Pioneer Girls 630 p m Friday Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer meeting 10 a m Friday parsonage of Kenne Baptist Goodwins. Confraternity of Doctrine classes St Monica Kennebunk Saturday 930 a m for Grades 2 to 5 and Friday after school for Grades 6 to 8.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Pai
Faith Tecostal ‘Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Iene Baptist Church
Goodwins
Confraternity of Doctrine
St. Monica's Church
Kennebunk
Saco Women Form Plans for Navy Church Fair
Members of the United Baptist Church of Saco convened to organize a church fair set for Navy 23. The event runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a noon luncheon from 11:30 to 1. Co chairs include Mrs Norman Tripp and Mrs Harley Scammon Jr. Fellowship Class. Gifts include homemade candies, baked goods, decorations, a men’s table, knickknacks, and Gifts of Sorts.
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Saco
Mildred Cartwright
Melvin Wilbur
Fidelis
Clement Taylor
Raymond Lord
Emma Lougee
Robert Pate
Testimony Continues With State Witnesses Named
The testimony lists state witnesses including Lt Emery Jordan Trooper Gary Snow Lt Richard Jones Detective Sherwood Baston and others. Foreman of the jury is Georg Therault of Sanford with a dozen jurors from Ogunquit Saco Old Orchard Beach Sanford and other towns. Alternates include Robert Racine Kittery and Barbara Hillsgrove South Berwick. Augusta AP Gov Curtis travels to South Portland for Democratic HQ opening and Portland candidate outreach.
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Pear
Emery Jordan
Gary Snow
Richard Jones
Sherwood Baston
David Knight
Wells
Richard Rollo
Kenneth Shaw
Robert Hayden
Reginald Chase
Gertrude Gregoire
Linda Gregoire
Betty Richards
Arthur Hatch
Georg. Therault
Sanford
Dwight L. Brackett
Buxton
Elsa D. Mathews
Ogunquit
Pauline Huff
Saco
Emile Ae Eetaeeier Shilasom
Kee Palmer
South Berwick
Albert J. Dutremble
Rose McNally
Old Orchard Beach
Janice Edmonds
Margaret Gary
Limerick
da Fougere
Robert Racine
Kittery
Barbara Hillsgrove
Biddeford Boy Scouts Plan Fall Service Project
Biddeford Troop 305 met at the scout hall on Mason Street with 22 scouts present. Senior Patrol Leader Norman Lachance led the opening and closing, while Roland Ferguson III and Eric Sheltra assisted in teaching advancement requirements. Charles Mouzas was advanced to second class, and the group discussed November service breakfasts for hunters, with future talks scheduled.
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Biddeford
Troop One Building Association
Scout Hall
Mason Street
Norman Lachance
Roland Ferguson III
Eric Sheltra
Roger St. Ours
Charles Mouzas
Board of Review
Euclide A. Millette
Mouzas
Patrick Desrosiers
Roland Ferguson LI
Boy
William W. McKenney
Royal Sheltra
Joseph Small
Rt Hevey
State Trooper Guest of Kennebunkport Lions Club
Kennebunkport hosted the Kenneth Kennebunkport Lions Club dinner at Kennebunkport Inn with President Earl Bibber presiding. New member A Harrison Taylor was inducted alongside guests Dr James Henick and William Pappas. Trooper Ronald Eccles of Maine State Police spoke on VASCAR at 6 30 p m on Tuesday Nov 5.
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Kennebunkport
Kenneth Kennebunkport Lions Club
Kennebunkport Inn
Earl Bibber
A. Harrison Taylor
James Henick
William Pappas
Police Department
Ronald Eccles
Maine State Police
Ogun
Barriers to minority access to doctors noted
Museums an excerpt notes minorities feel uncomfortable with doctors and struggle to communicate with educated staff. It suggests that overcoming barriers will take time but can be aided by education and government assistance and ingenuity.
Maine farmers form committee to back Humphrey-Muskie
A committee of Maine farmers announced by Seth H. Bradstreet promotes Senator Edmund S. Muskie. Bradstreet, who leads the group, said the Farmers for Humphrey-Muskie will inform farmers about Muskie's contributions to the agricultural economy.
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Newport
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Seth H. Bradstreet
Humphrey-Muskie
Bradstreet
GOP Women Host Coffees in Kennebunk for Hildreth TV Speech
In Kennebunk two coffees hosted by Mrs. Clarence M. Crosby featured guests including Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. Lucille McBride as State Sen Horace Hildreth Jr. spoke on television about his Congress bid. Attendees mingled under patriotic decor with refreshments by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Mokal. the gathering noted young Jeff Nason among attendees.
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Kennebunk
Clarence M. Crosby
Hildredth
Horace Hildreth Jr
Congress
W.R. Brewer
Summer Street
John Rogers
Crosby
Lucille McBride
Robert Marx
Leander Smith
Irving Morrill
Marie Hatch
Joseph Daigle
Donald Smith
Charles Smith
Harland Horton
Anne Query
Charles Hatch
Albert Hall
Richard Haskell
David Brown
Josef Arentz
Robert E. Marier Sr
Carle Aler
Eugene Lemelin
James ‘McMahon
Rosutlican
Ans
Jeff Nason
Rufus Stevens
Janice Mokal
Stevens
Marion Nason
Ruth Stevens
Ann Williamson
Gladys Webber
Annie Fennelly
Mokal
Biddeford Replaces Voting Booths With New Structures
Mayor Leo R. Lemire said several more voting booths will be built to replace the dilapidated units used for elections in Biddeford. The project began last year and will continue into next year until all booths are replaced. New structures will be stable, lightweight, and inexpensive to serve voters at election times.
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Biddeford
Leo R. Lemire
Biddeford Firemen Answer Still Alarms
Biddeford firefighters were called out on two still alarms last night. An overflowed oil burner at 16 Jefferson Court caused the first alarm. A three story wooden tenement owned by Albert Lamirande and occupied by Orrin Fizzette was unscathed. Earlier a sprinkler near a steam pipe at Delorge Bakery, 20 Beacon Ave., went off but no blaze was found.
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Biddeford
Jefferson Court
Albert Lamirande
Orrin Fizzette
Delorge
Beacon Ave
Biddeford Historical Society elects officers in session
The Biddeford Historical and Archives Society elected Edward Wolfertz as chairman with Atty John F. Xaphes as vice chairman and Roger R. Johnson as secretary. The group planned bylaw revisions and monthly meetings with the next session slated for November 20. Attending were Mayor Leo R. Lemire Dr Oscar W. Perreault and Raymond Kenneally.
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Biddeford
Leo R. Lemire
Oscar W. Perreault
Raymond Kenneally
Executive Privilege Views From Nixon Humphrey Wallace
Candidates discuss executive privilege limits in national defense and foreign policy matters. Nixon urges narrow use with full information to Congress and eventual leadership for enforcement. Humphrey favors sparing use for sensitive cases and avoiding shield against criticism. Wallace argues openness unless required by law or security and pledges prompt action on complaints.
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Ragan
Humphrey
Nixon
Congress
United States
Wallace
Ana 8
Informa
Specials Offer Varied Fare To TV Armchair Travelers
TV viewers could sample travel via CBS Goographicl Society specials spanning Hawaii to the Virgin Islands and Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon. ABC airs Sophia Loren program with Rome and Naples glimpses, while NBC presents The Bing Crosby Show and a Friars roast with Johnny Carson. Aerial Hawaii eruption and Yellowstone elk roundup stand out. Sophia Loren inspired by her life story fades amid a mixed presentation. The night closes with CBSs Girl Friends and Nabors featuring Nabors with Burnett Reynolds Costa and Carr.
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New York
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Yellow Stone
Grand Canyon
ABC
Sophia
Sophia Loren
Rome
Naples
Hollywood
NBC
Bing Crosby
Johnny Carson
Ters
Bob Hope
Crosby
Dianas
the Supremes
Nabors
CBS
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
Carol Burnett
Debbie Reynolds
Mary Costa
Vikki Carr
Service Station Permits Issued In Kennebunk
Kennebunk town building inspector Donald Dulac issued permits to Gulf Oil Co for a new Main Street service station and to Cumberland Farms Inc for a Cumberland Farms building in colonial style. A residence and Snowdon Garage will be repaped by the new station as Motors moves to Route 16. Cumberland Farms will be near Mousam River Bridge on Route 1, at the former Jones Diner site in the business district.
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Kennebunk
Donald Dulac
Gulf Oil Co
Main Street
Cumberland Farms Inc
Snowdon
Sta |Motors
Route 16
Cumberland Ya
Mousam River Bridge
Route 1
Maine Briefs Highlights From Across the State
The Maine Highway Commission awarded H E Sargent Inc a 130790 contract to build one mile of Routes 11 and 157 in Millinocket. In Westbrook a 54 year old man faces trial delays on a fatal Route 100 stop sign crash near West Cumberland. Co chairs for Women for Nixon Maine are Da Matt Tibbetts and Joseph R LaBeau. Waterville hosts a push for a unified vacation travel voice with a proposed Augusta central office.
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Associated Press
Augusta
State Highway Commission
H. E. Sargent, Inc
Sargent Company
Portland
Westbrook
Norway
Roland D. Tourangeau Sr
West Cumberland
Dennis W. Howe
Howe
R. Tibbetts
Bangor
Joseph R. LaBeau
Lorono
Women For Nixon Committee
Maine
Ned Harding
Uae
Waterville
Maine Development Commissioner
James K. Keefe
Vacation Travel Council of Maine
Moets
Special Meeting Sought In Kennebunk SAD
Justice of the Peace calls a special town meeting in Kennebunk to consider articles including rescinding joining with Kennebunkport to form SAD 71. A 350-strong petition and ten voter signers prompted the notice. Town counsel deems the plan illegal since the state issued the SAD 71 certificate October 18 1968. The Sept 30 referendum had passed with 1130 votes amid district debate.
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Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
Yester
Robert K. Cartier
Kennebunkports
Chester D. Cram Jr
State Board of Education
Supreme Court
Recount Keeps SAD Lead Narrow by 13 Votes
Following a recount and disputed ballots, town selectmen received a petition before midnight calling for a special town meeting to vote on rescinding the SAD vote. The State Board of Education issued the district's organizational certificate at its Oct 18 meeting. officials noted awareness of the rescission request and ballot inspection and recount.
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SAD
Bet Il
State Board of Education
DED Official Addresses York County Officials on Economy
Alfred James K ee fe of Maine Department of Economic Development spoke to 30 York County officials at a York County Regional Planning Commission meeting. He presented Maine economic data, noted Maine trails New England in per capita income, and highlighted high shares of low incomes. He cited manufacturing firm sizes, leather as a large employer with low wages, and transportation paying high wages but employing fewer workers.
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Alfred
James K. Keefe
Maine
Department of Economic Development
York County
Keefe
New England
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Kittery
Bath Iron Works
DED
New Engand
Snowshoes’ North American origins traced to Eskimos and Indians
Snowshoes were devised in North America by the Eskimos and Indians who had to travel over deep snow where skis, adopted in the Old World, would be of little help.
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North America
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