Deaths Mrs Alice Mondville 62 Biddeford
Mrs Alice Mondville widow of Biddeford Police Officer Jean Charles Mondville dies after a long illness at a Biddeford hospital. Born April 11 1905 in Biddeford she is survived by a daughter and siblings. Funeral from St Andre's Church at 9 am Wednesday with interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Visitors at Sansoucy Funeral Home today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mondville
Clifford St
Biddeford
Jean Charles Mondville
Alcide
Eva Moreau Chantigny
Notre Dame Hospital
St. Ann's Sodality
St. Andre's Church
St. Andre's School
Rene
Madeleine) Lambert
Gerard Chantigny
Alcide Vadnais
Andrew Cymbrak
Robert Bedard
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
Biddeford Man Joseph Beauchesne 60 Dies After Illness
Joseph Emile Beauchesne age 60 of 304 Granite Street Biddeford died in a local hospital after a short illness. Born June 10 1907 in Biddeford he was a machine operator for Maremont Corp Saco and a communicant of St Andre Church. He is survived by brothers Arthur Conrad Oscar and a sister Marie Rose La voie. Funeral from St Andre Church Tuesday at 9 a.m. with calling hours today at Emond Funeral Home Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emile Beauchesne
Granite St
Biddeford
Octave and
Leda Taillon Beauchesne
New England
Maremont Corp
Saco
St. Andre’s Church
Arthur
Conrad
Oscar
Marie Rose Lavoie
St. Andre’s
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St. Biddeford
Rosario Cardin Dies in East Hartford at 62
Rosario Cardin 62 of East Hartford Conn died suddenly Saturday at home. A former Saco Maine resident he worked for Saco Lowell Shops then Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. Survived by two daughters Helena Gannon Jr. of Saco and Marilyn Cormier of East Hartford and two sons Robert of Tolland and Roland in the Navy. Funeral tomorrow at Callahan Funeral Home Main Street East Hartford.
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East Hartford
Conn
Rosario Cardin
Saco and Kinney Shores
Saco
Maine
Robert of
Tolland
Roland
U.S. Navy
Callahan Funeral Home
Main Street
Morrison veteran Holmes Sterling Morrison dies in Seattle
Holmes Sterling Morrison 50 died at Veterans Administration Hospital Seattle after a long illness. Born September 9, 1917 in St. Francis Maine he served in World War II with the U S Air Force in Europe. Survived by father of Old Orchard Beach Maine two sons and eight sisters and other relatives. Funeral 10 a m Wednesday from Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home Portland Avenue Rev Carl S Andersen of Portland officiating. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Friends may call 7 9 p m tomorrow night.
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Seattle
Wash
Holmes Sterling Morrison
Veterans Administration Hospital
St. Francis
Maine
George and
Eunice Mullins Morrison
U.S. Air Force
Morrison
Old Orchard Beach
Holmes S. Jr
New York City
Robert G
Jensen Beach
Fla
Merle James
Winstead
Saco Hit and Run Damages Car on Front Street
Saco police report a car owned by Robert I. Lavigne was damaged in a hit and run on Front Street around 11 p.m. Friday. The other vehicle fled. investigation ongoing. Damel Rochambeau members to pay respects at Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford tonight for Mrs. John Mondyville, sister of two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Robert I. Lavigne
Pleasant Street
Front Street
Damel Rochambeau
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
Biddeford
John Mondyville
Robert D. Pate
Dennett & Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Funeral Home Directory Notice for Saco Maine
Den Nett and Craig 368 Main Street Saco Maine phone 282-0562 Shumway Funeral Service 35 Spring Street Saco 284-5611 Philip H Gross Sr Director Emond s Funeral Home 28 5511 Frank X Emond J P Conroy Funeral home listings provide contact information and directors for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Emond
Frank X, Emond
J. P, Conroy
Funeral services for Claudia Farrell held in Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs. Claudia Farrell of 1 Laurier St Biddeford were held at 8 30 this morning from St Josephs Church A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr Ed Hevey assisted by Rev Valmont Gilbert and Rev Sylvia Levesque The St Josephs Church Choir sang and Diana Rousselle was organist Bearers were Richard Farrell Richard OBrien Alfred Loignon and Norman Gendron Burial was in the family lot at St Josephs Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Gilbert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Farrell
Laurier St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Ed Hevey
Valmont Gilbert
Sylvia Levesque
Diana Rousselle
Richard Farrell
Richard O’brien
Alfred Loignon
Norman Gendron
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Gilbert
Barracks Leaders Attend National Veterans Meet in Indianapolis
William H. Walker the National Commander of the Veterans of World War I advised De partment Commander Napoleon J. Frechette by telegram and letter that S. 16 the Veterans Pension and Readjustment Act of 1967 was passed and signed by President Johnson. Frechette, York County Barracks Quartermaster, with Arthur J. Lambert Rodolphe Vanasse and Edward Geary Cumberland Barracks left Biddeford on Sept 8 to attend the national convention in Indianapolis Sept 13-15. Geary, Frechette’s aide, now resides in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Walker
Napoleon J. Frechette
House
Senate
L. B. Johnson
Frechette
York County
Arthur J. Lambert
Rodolphe Vanasse
Edward Geary
Cumberland Barracks
Biddeford
Indianapolis
Ind
Geary
White House Romance Ends in December Wedding Planned
President's daughter Lynda Robb and Marine officer Peter Robb plan a December wedding in the White House. The couple spent weekends at Rehoboth Beach and were photographed together, signaling a high profile union. Lynda, UT Austin honors graduate, writes part time. Robb, a Wisconsin graduate, entered business administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Robb
Lynda
Rehoboth Beach
Del
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor
Treasury
William McAdoo
University of Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
Cornell University
University of Wisconsin
Ben
Marines and Air Strikes Hit Cam Pha Port in Six Hour Battle
Air and artillery strikes by Marines and air forces pounded positions as North Vietnamese troops suffered casualties. Russian 149mm rockets countered with heavy fire while Dragon ships lampooned the battlefield with flares and 6000 bullet per minute minigun fire. Carrier pilots from Oriskany and Coral Sea toppled four cranes wrecked wharves and set coal piles ablaze.
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Dragon
Cam Pha
Oriskany
Coral Sea
Beulah Threatens Haiti and Caribbean Coastal Areas
Hurricane Beulah was forecast to pass near or across the Haitian peninsula with potential effects on the Guantanamo Naval Base. Gale winds and heavy rains struck Santo Domingo after earlier hits in Puerto Rico, while Haiti and the Dominican Republic faced flood risks from Barahona terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Simpson
Beulah
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Barahona
Haiti
Inez
Postponed Biddeford PTA Meeting Rescheduled to Tuesday
The Biddeford Parent-Teacher Association meeting set for tomorrow night is postponed to next Tuesday at Kennedy School West Street. St Vincent de Paul Society in Biddeford hosts a rummage sale Wednesday at 1 p m in St Josephs Church basement. Sunrise Investors of Saco and Biddeford meet tonight at Reds Barber Shop in Saco Valley Center. Le Foyer on Foss and Pool Streets Biddeford meets at 7 30 tonight to conduct business. Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella elect officers at 7 30 tomorrow night. Dames Rochambeau meet at 7 30 tonight at Rochambeau Club South Street Biddeford. Saco Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars meet tonight at 8 in K of P Hall Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Parent-Teacher Association
Kennedy School
West Street
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Joseph's Church
Saco and
Red
Saco Valley Shopping Center
le Foyer
Foss
Pool Streets
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Dames Rochambeau
Rochambeau Club
South Street
Saco Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars
K. of P. Hall
Main Street
Sunbeams Meeting and Community Gatherings
A Sunbeams girls group for ages 6 to 10 meets Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach. The Ladies Home League gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the same hall. A prayer meeting is scheduled Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church Route 9A off Route 109 Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeams
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ladies Home League
Full Gospel
Wells
Reconvening Congress Faces Heavy Agenda Before Thanksgiving
Washington AP reports Congress returns from recess to tackle major bills including a $70 billion defense package a $10 billion tax rise and civil rights measures The House and Senate must move on social security pay hikes postal rate increases and three large appropriation bills amid redistricting reforms and antipoverty funding PODUNK Mass notes a small community with no post office yet marked by history and highway signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Podunk
Mass
East Brookfield
Massachusetts Highway Department
Uncertain frost possible as Portland cools tonight
Clear and cool conditions with scattered frost likely in the lowlands. Overnight lows in the 30s, turning sunnier and slightly warmer Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
September Tide Timetable Fragments
Public timetable fragment lists high and low water times for September with alternating A M and P M readings. Includes sequences like 3:14 3:38 4:14 4:32 5:20 5:38 6:32 6:50 7:44 7:56 and low water figures 9:14 9:56 10:08 10:56 1:14 12:08 12:20 1:20 with a final 1332 mark.
Five day outlook for northern New England and New England states
The Weather Bureau forecasts a five day period Tuesday to Saturday with near normal temperatures overall. Highs mostly in the low 70s, cooler 60s in parts of Maine and New Hampshire. Lows in the 40s north and 50s in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Showers likely Friday or Saturday with total precipitation under a quarter inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Coast Guard Faces Recruitment Shortfall Among Negroes
Washington report shows the Coast Guard struggles to attract Black applicants at cadet and officer levels. Kennedy noted no Negro cadets at the Coast Guard Academy in 1961, prompting a nationwide recruitment push that yielded only a few in cadets and officer ranks, with higher minority representation among civilian staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Coast Guard
John F. Kennedy
Coast Guard Academy
Merle J. Smith
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Gibraltar votes to stay British Crown Colony
Gibraltar residents celebrated a landslide vote to remain under British rule with 12,138 in favor and 44 for joining Spain. The Spanish regime had already cut exports and travel, with 5,300 Spaniards still employed on the Rock facing possible reprisals and travel restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
The
Rock
Britain
Spain
Francisco Franco
Beligee
Four youths escape injury in Biddeford road crash
Four Biddeford residents were unharmed when a rain slicked Alfred Road vehicle skidded off the road and struck a utility pole in Ly man. The car was driven by 17 year old Roland Henry Henaire of 40 Emery Street. Passengers included 18 year old Robert Ruel of 54 Alfred Street and Robert Richards plus Dwight The iet. State police investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Alfred
Lyman
Roland Henry Henaire
Emery St
Robert Ruel
Alfred Sr
Robert Richards
Dwight
Wes
San Jevied
West Virginia
Ford
Sisters Adopt Legal Names for All Members
The Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary announce that all members will use their legal family names. The change, voluntary within each community, aims to meet university and state education requirements. At St. Joseph's Convent Biddeford the list shifts include Sister Lucille Blouin and Sister Lorraine Berube among many others. New entrants at St. Joseph's this year include Sister Evelyn Chabot and Sister Rita Dionne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
St. Lucie
Lucille Blouin
Aline Marie
St. Louis High School
Aline Madore
Marie Winifred
Lorraine Berube
St. Elphege
Marie Anne Beaudet
St. John
Claire Boucher
Marie Adolphe
Julie Couture
St. Rolande
Eugenie Demers
Marie Annunciata
Cecile Duperry
St. Anges
Edna Fredette
Jeanne Francoise
Alfreda Gagne
Marius Marie
Claire Lambert
Marie Alphonse
Therese Morin
St. Cyr
Geneva Paradis
St. Gabriel de Marie
Florence Patenaude
St. Onesime de Jesus
Agnes Pelletier
Miriam Kenneth
Adele St. Pierre
St. Rosario
Therese Therrien
St. Claire de Marie
Doris Tardy
St. Louise de Jesus
Bernadette Turcotte
Marie Doris
Patricia Thibodeau
St. Imelda de l Eucharistie
Cecile Violette
St. Viola
Dorothy Violette
St. Joseph’s
Evelyn Chabot
St. Joseph’s School
Bertha
Union Officials Begin Packaging New Demands
Union local 406 members at New England Division Movement Corp. Saco seek wage and fringe benefit increases and plan to submit a package to TWUA AFL CIO CLC. A November 1 contract expiry prompts early negotiations with press barred from meetings. timing depends on TWUA president Pollack’s availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWUA
Aflcio
CLC
New England Division
Movement Corp
Sace East
William Pollack
Robert Bissell
Harold D’aoust
New England
Alex Anastasoff
Biddeford-Saco
Discontent Grows in U.S. Public Schools and City Strikes
Public school teachers in New York cities reach a critical point amid ongoing disputes as other areas report tensions. Ford and United Auto Workers officials hold talks on resuming negotiations after a five day strike. Milwaukee police deploy tear gas to deter a white crowd from pursuing marchers back into a Negro neighborhood. Surveyor 5 survives a leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Ford
United Auto Workers
Milwaukee
Auburn Voters Getting Jump on State Bond Issue
Auburn voters filed to the polls a day early for a $43 million bond issue referendum and to pick a new mayor five city council members and a school committee. The city, Maine’s first to adopt a city manager government, weighs charter changes including four year terms and staggered terms for council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Harry Woodward
Clyde Goodey
Donald Bernard
William Corey
Maine
Secretary of State
Augusta
Miss America Sees Tall Buildings In NYC Debut
Debra Dene Barnes the new Miss America expresses awe at New York’s skyscrapers during her first stop of a year long tour. The Moran Kansas native, 20, crowned in Atlantic City, plans to entertain troops in Vietnam and later teach piano after college. She would donate any $1 million to research for multiple sclerosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Debra Dene Barnes
Moran
Kan
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Barnes
Vietnam
U. S
Jane Anne Jayroe
Dwight Barnes
Fort Scott
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Mrs R Spath Honored At College Silver Tea
Mrs Richard J Spath wife of Dr Spath president of St Francis College Biddeford was honored at a college silver tea. Guild officers and numerous guests attended in Stella Maris Hall with roles in pouring organizing and guest book duties noted among attendees from St Francis College Marie Joseph Academy St Andre's Convent and Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Spath
Dr. Spath
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Ladies’ Guild
Stella Maris Hall
Marcelle Duranceau
Specia Projects Committee
Guild
Grace McCarthy
Irene Auger
Claire Malasnik
Germaine Fecteau
Gerard Page
Patrick Parker
Robert Doherty
Clarence Laplante
O.F.M
Annette Ross
Helen Warner
Doris Mino
F. A. Nowotny
Gertrude Wood
Irene Morin
Anna Tardif
Marie Valliere
Bella Cote
Marie Camille
Marie Joseph Academy
Ste. Marie Dolores
St. Andre’s Convent
Ste. Cecile
Rita Berube
St. Andre's Home
Lucien Doyon
Alfred Paul
James Murphy
Montreal
Spath
Brush Fire Halted on Old Salt Road in Old Orchard Beach
Seven firemen using booster lines halted a brush fire on Old Salt Road Saturday afternoon. No damage reported. The piece notes the Rx prescription symbol as a second century adaptation from Egyptian myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Old Salt Road
Car Owner Sees Back Seat Burn In Parked Vehicle
John Cowgill of Arundel returned after the parade to find his car on Graham Street with the back seat burning on the sidewalk. Firefighters blamed a carelessly tossed cigarette for starting the fire and had the seat removed to prevent further flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Graham Street
John Cowgill
Arundel
Cowgill
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Edward Maxon
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