Obituaries from Biddeford-Saco Journal September 2 1976
Daytor Beach Florida Elwyn K Houston 72 formerly of Kennebunkport Maine died Tuesday in Bellingham Washington He was born March 8 1904 in Gardiner Maine retired cabinet maker past master of Arundel Lodge AF and AM a 32nd degree Mason and Maine Consistory member Surviving widow Mae C Houston two children and three grandchildren Funeral Friday 11 am Sea Breeze United Church Daytona Beach KENNEBUNKPORT Ral B Campbell 82 died at Coase Rocks Road Kennebunkport Born February 7 1894 retired Saco-Lowell Shops honorary Goose Rocks Beach VFD member Surviving son Theodore Campbell daughter Lone adjutant of Biddeford and two brothers six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Funeral Saturday 2 pm Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk Interment Arundel Cemetery KNKPORT Dr Lloyd B Trecartin 52 Saco died suddenly Wednesday night Born January 7 1924 Danforth Maine Attended Thornton Academy Bucksport Dental School practiced in Saco since 1951 American Dental Association aviator with Naval Air Force WWII Surviving wife Katherine Glass Trecartin two daughters Linda Levine Deborah Lessard two sisters Lt Cmdr Jean M Trecartin and Mrs Joseph Ferrero three grandchildren Mass Saturday 10 am Most Holy Trinity Church Saco Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Arrangements by Dennett Craig Funeral Home Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytor Beach
Fla
Elwyn K. Houston
Kennebunkport
Maine
Bellingham
Wash
Gardiner
Charles C
Grace Wingate) Houston
Daytona Beach
Arundel Lodge AF
Ral B. Campbell
Coase Rocks Road
Robert A
Florence (Emmons) Campbell
Saco
Biddeford
Herman E. Campbell
Lloyd B. Trecartin
Glenhaven Circle
Danforth
William B
Blanche
Paradis) Trecartin
Thornton Academy
Bucksport Academy
University of Pittsburg
Pittsburg Dental School
American Dental Association
Naval Air Force
Katherine (Glass) Trecartin
Most Holy Trinity Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Drug cases moved to superior court and fines in Biddeford
Multiple defendants faced Maine District Court in Biddeford. Charges included illegal cannabis possession and drug dealing linked to Lyman and Saco cases, with some defendants bound over to superior court or dismissed. Other infractions include driving to endanger and littering, fines up to 150 dollars, and license suspensions. A separate note lists a surgical patient and a lost poodle with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine District Court
Biddeford
Michael James Buckley
West Kennebunk
Lyman
Robert N. Verge
Middle St
Saco
Stephen T. Stacey
West Buxton
Buxton
Raymond Talbot
Irving St
Oneil Desrochers
Guinea Rd
Lawrence W. Doherty
Gray Rock
Trumbull
Conn
Kennebunk
Robert E. Matthews
School St
Berwick
Wells
Nyl Boucher
Sanford
Card of Thanks for Janet G. Bisaillon’s family
The Bisaillon family extends sincere thanks to Dr Fortier Dr Festino Webber Hospital Jr Carrier and Fr Plante for support after the loss of Janet G Bisaillon They also thank relatives and friends for help in easing their sorrow Roland C Bisaillon Mr and Mrs Marc V Perreault and Meni anu Walla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortier
Festino
Webber Hospital
Jr. Carrier
Fr. Plante
Janet G. Bisaillon
Roland C. Bisaillon
Marc V. Perreault
Meni
Two-Car Collision Damages Total 600 In Old Orchard Beach
A two car crash on Old Orchard Street near St. Margaret Church at 2 30 p m caused 600 in damages. Armance Ouellette 48 of Saco collided with Frederick A Jones 48 of South Portland. Police report 250 damage to the Ouellette car and 350 to the Jones car. A parked car owned by Katherine Connors 20 of Scarsdale N Y was hit off Cortland Street causing 225 damage. Keith Mixer 26 of Old Orchard Beach lost a wheel on Ferry Road in Saco causing 200 in damage. Mrs Lucy Perkins of 74 Beach Street Laco is a patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Street
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Beach
Armance Ouellette
Katherine Connors
Scarsdale
N.Y
Cortland Street
Keith Mixer
Pine Grove Cabin
Saco
Metric system to reshape commerce says New England educator
Evan V. Johnston of the University of Massachusetts spoke to Biddeford Rotary about a 10 to 15 year metric conversion plan. He cited corporate moves by General Electric and General Motors, outlined soft and hard conversions, and noted 40 percent of packaged goods in metric and industry shifts across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan V. Johnston
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Rotary Club
Wonder Bar
Biddeford
Northeast Metric Resource Center
The
University
Dick Danforth
New England Metric Resource Center
University of Massachusetts
Johnston
National Council of Teachers
Ihe
Co-Operative Council
New England Regional Commission
National Governor's Council
U.S. Congress
General Motors
General Electric
Washington Post
New England
Massachusetts
United States
7-Up Co
Ford Company
Childfind program seeks handicapped youths in York County
A KHS based Project Childfind searches for handicapped children not in school or education at home in Maine. The SAD 71 board questions costs and effectiveness as the pilot expands state wide with federal backing. Spencer reports 12 children located so far and a three year self destruct plan guiding local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stains
York County
Project Childfind
Kennebunk High School
Richard Spencer
Richard Pickering
Spencer
Childfind
Fied
Ose
Arthur Hedberg
Maine
Loca
Thomases
Frances Harrison
Department of Education
Biddeford
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport Teachers Association
Maine approves 7.4 percent rate hike for CMP
The Public Utilities Commission ruled CMP may raise rates by 7.4 percent, with a Sept. 20 hearing on billing changes and a Sept. 30 deadline to provide data for a long term rate review. CMP serves about 700,000 people in 310 communities and had sought a larger increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Central Maine Power Co
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Leslie H. Stanley
CMP
Commission
Lincoln Smith
Peter Bradford
Septic Tank Dealers Patch Fee Hike in Saco
Saco city council faces a proposal to add a 2 per 100 gallon charge for disposed septic waste. Septic pumpers like David McCallum say current 30 to 40 per 1000 gallons could rise by 2 for 100 gallons. City Administrator John Dexter notes no prior fee schedule and supports the proposed charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCallum
Old Orchard Beach
McCallum
Bear Brook
Saco
John Dexter
Dexter
Tomeston
Saco Planning Board to Discuss Moratorium and Housing Plan
The Saco planning board meets tonight at 7 to review a proposed subdivision moratorium in North Saco and hear David Joy report on the Comprehensive Plan update. They will decide on York-Cumberland casing's final plan for elderly housing at North and Nott streets and discuss removing clay to cover the old city dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biddeford-Saco
Elwyn Houston
Ralph Campbell
Cape Porpoise
Kenneth Campbell
Florence Sturgis
Standish
Bibber
Dr. Lloyd Trecartin
Burdell S. Trecartin
Durham
N.H
Linda Levine
Portland
Deborah Lessard
Schenectady
Jean M. Trecartin
Norfolk, Va
Joseph Ferrero
Pittsburg
Richard Farris
Cherry St
Thomas L. MacCormack
Superior Court
David Coney
Flag Pond Road
Salley Kraynick
Temple Ave
William H. Steinhagen
Glenwood Ave
Raynold D. Pinard
Thornton Avenue
Kenneth N. Flanders
Summit Park Ave
John J. Mulligan
Juniper Lodge
Yarmouth
Derrick L. Berry
Union Ave
Glenn Peter Chretien
Mel Chretien
Mason St
Maine Medical Center
Garden Gate
Stone St
Claire Cyr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Lucy Perkins
Beach St
Laco
Linda Brickley
Scarborough
Alfred
Waterboro
Henry David Thoreau
Irene Crepeau
Gary Corey
Mystic Four Rochambeau Club
South ST
Farm Store
Alfred St
Quality Foodland
Emery St
International Order of the Golden Rule
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