Obituary Notices From Kennebunkport and Somerville
Maurice P Cluff 69 Goose Rocks Beach died in Biddeford hospital after brief illness He was born Sept 1 1906 in Kennebunkport an Army World War II veteran and carpenter Surviving are his widow five brothers five sisters a stepson two stepdaughters Services Friday at Bibber Memorial Chapel with interment Saturday Rural Cemetery Sandwich N H Calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 p m Orrin A Bradbury 68 summer resident of Ocean Park Maine died suddenly in Somerville Mass He was born Aug 12 1908 in Biddeford Maine son of Frederick A and Ora Pierson Bradbury He worked briefly for Central Maine Power moved to Massachusetts He was a member and senior deacon of West Somerville Baptist Church and Odd Fellows Surviving are his widow Marion Stevens a brother Freeman T Bradbury and three nephews in Massachusetts and cousins in York County Maine He will be in Watertown Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Maurice P. Cluff
Goose Rocks Beach
Biddeford
Naham and
Maude (Goodwin) Cluff
Roxy B
Burrows) Cluff
Charles E. Cluff
Harold Cluff
Clyde W. Cluff
Arnold Cluff
John N. Cluff
Barbara Larney
Califor
Nia
Laverne Harr
Florida
Shirley Davis
Alicia Gomez
Saco
Margaret MacLeod
Wells
Robert L. Burrows
Ethel Carter
South Tamworth
N.H
Betty Quinlan
Laconia
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
Robert M. Howes
Rural Cemetery
Sandwich
Somerville
Mass
Orrin A. Bradbury
Ocean Park
Maine
Frederick A
Ora (Pierson) Bradbury
Central Maine Power Companyrior
Mssachusetts
West Somerville Baptist Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Marion Stevens
Freeman T. Bradbury
Massachusetts
York County
Watertown
Sidewalk displays butt of crackdown
Beach police carried out the town council crackdown on sidewalk merchandise displays. Ten summonses were issued in Maine District Court in Biddeford for alleged violations of the 1966 ordinance banning sidewalk displays and solicitation on public sidewalks. Each day's violation carries a separate misdemeanor fine.
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Old Orchard Beach
Beach
Maine District Court
Biddeford
Barbara Lord
West Grand Avenue
Shirley Grover
Harold's Curate
East Grand Ave
Harold Harrisburg
Allen's Bargain Store
Old Orchard St
Moise Penins
Biddeford Planning Board Hears Restaurant Proposal Tonight
Biddeford officials discuss Steve Foss plan for a new restaurant as River Road subdivision dispute lingers. The board considers legality under stricter city rules than state law, with possible litigation. Meeting at 7:30 in city engineer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Charles Cyr
Planning Board
Atty
John Bradford
City Engineer's Office
City Hall
Funeral home listings for Maine towns
Funeral home nessages list Dennet t and Craig 365 Main Street Saco Maine telephone 282 056 EMOND and CONROY John P Conroy Jr director 72 Hill Street Biddeford 284 5511 or 282 1818 Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Stone Street Biddeford 283 3653 R Martel director Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring Street Saco 284 5611
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Workings of tax rebate program on OOB agenda
OLD ORCHARD BEACH town council sets tonight's agenda at Loranger School for the senior citizen property tax rebate program. Also on the docket is a public hearing for a Beach Veterans of Foreign Wars liquor license, erosion issues on Atlantic Avenue, a study of flood lighting at the town hall, and a possible Muscular Dystrophy van tag day in the town square plus other administrative items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Loranger School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Atlantic Avenue
Joyce McKee
York County Community Action Public Sector
Town Conservation Commission
Saco boy hurt in fall from building site
Jeffrey Waycott twelve son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Waycott of Wendy Way Saco fell two stories at a construction site on Woodside Acres off Tasker Street tripped into a hole on the second floor where his father was working He was treated and released from Webber Hospital with a bruised back firefighters and ambulance aides rescued him Mrs Waycott said he feels much better today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Waycott
Leroy Waycott
Wendy Way
Saco
Webber Hospital
Woodside Acres
Tasker Street
Jeffrey
Waycott
Stolen Outboard Motor and Gas From Saco Homes
Saco police reported a 10 horsepower outboard motor valued at about 500 dollars was stolen from Nick Miminos of Camp Ellis Monday night. A gas theft worth about 40 dollars from a tank owned by Morris Jacobson on Tapley Road in Saco occurred last night.
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Nick Miminos
Camp Ellis
Saco
Miminos
Morris Jacobson
Tapley Road
Spuds and detergents drive Maine Marketbasket up
The Associated Press reports August prices show Maine shoppers paid more for butter and eggs while potatoes, fabric softener, and laundry detergent dropped. Meat costs fluctuated with ground chuck and center cut pork chops rising, Frank's hot dogs easing, sugar near a two year low, and regional price variations noted across Biddeford, Portland, Lewiston, Ellsworth, Presque Isle, and Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maine
Biddeford
Kittery
Portland
Lewiston
Ellsworth
Presque Isle
Bangor
Monte
Eastern Shore
Houston
Auust
New Sharon Woman Dies After Tractor Accident
A 59 year old New Sharon resident Vivian Prescott died after slipping from a tractor and falling under the trailer she was hitching on Route 134. Her 11 year old grandson drove the tractor, and the tire ran over her chest as she lay on the trailer. County authorities said she was pronounced dead on arrival at Farmington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sharon
Maine
Vivian Prescott
Farmington
CBers friends not enemies of Smokey the Bear in Maine
Maine state troopers use Citizens Band radios to locate patrols on the Turnpike and say Smokey the Bear radios help more than they hinder. About 20 troopers monitor Channel 19 with three exceptions and report accidents faster, while truckers often relay locations to aid motorists and even slow calls to trap criminals. Local police praise CB use, though some thefts of radios occur and a few drivers fear a war with troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beegan
Associated Press
Augusta, Maine
Citizens Band
Maine
Smokey the Bear
Havan B. Hutchinson
Maine Turnpike
Hutchinson
Channel
Bennett R. Dunbar
Augusta
Houston
Bangor City
Russ Elbrecht
Elbrecht
Jerald F. Boutilier
Muskie Monks Debates Routed to Individual Stations
The Maine Association of Broadcasters declined Sen. Edmund Muskie’s request to sponsor up to three debates with Republican challenger Robert A. G. Monks. MAB president Turner Porter advised both campaigns to arrange debates through separate TV and radio stations, while a Monks aide urged joint staff coordination to set up face-to-face encounters before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Maine Association of Broadcasters
Edmund S. Muskie
Robert A.G. Monks
Turner Porter
MAB
WJTO
Muskie
Monks
Brian Arsenault
Housebreaks rise in Saco police warn of theft surge
Police Capt Richard Nason says burglaries are up in Saco with three breaks in two homes over 10 days. George Mapes on Buxton Road lost about 205 dollars in small items, liquor, cash, and a watch Aug 29. Herman Berry on Buxton Road suffered 1200 dollars for rifles and hunting gear Aug 18 19. Det David Loranger investigates with two suspects named by Nason. Citizens urged to report suspicious cars promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Richard Nason
Nason
George Mapes
Buxton Road
David Loranger
Herman Berry
Berry
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Maurice Cluff
Orrin Bradbury
John Ewing
Nathan's Gift Shop
Abraham Hassoum
Chateau Gifts
Joseph Hakim
Riviera Gift
Abraham Sheloush
Electronics Discount
Ralph Rolfe
Mayer Chalom
W&h General
Victor Hakim
Palace Fruit
West Grand Ave
Mary Vorias
Saco Boy
Honeycomb Hills Ceramic Shop
Beach Street
Iris Robbins
Windham
Marcie Troutman
Ladybug Products Inc
Peter Herring
The
Maine State
Smokey
Dunbar
Det
Loranger
Capt
HAM
Franks
London Broil
Leonard’s Meat Shop
U.S
Hinds
Ray Chenard
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