Dawn E Hayes Sanford died after long illness at 84
Mrs Dawn E Hayes 84 of Sanford and formerly Wells died Sept 11 in a local nursing home after a long illness. She was born May 1 1889 in Kennebunk daughter of Jacob and Rose Wiswell. Survived by three sons five daughters twenty one grandchildren four great and three great great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with Rev Neil Iverson officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery West Kennebunk. Visiting hours 7-9 pm Thursday night.
St Mary Parish CCD Begins Tonight in Biddeford
Children of St Mary parish Biddeford gather at the church hall for Mass at 6 30 p m and to receive CCD textbooks and schedules. Classes run Saturdays from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m with grades 1 through 6 led by listed teachers. Grades 7 and higher meet Monday at 6 30 p m at St Mary School.
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St. Mary Parish
Biddeford
Church Parish Hall
St. Mary Street
James Martel
Bn Ang
Brenda Lavigne
Irene Corriveau
Mary DesRoberts
Kathy Chenard
Linda Lavigne
Kathy Sawtelle
Wendy Stebbins
Kathleen Kearney
Jen Sawtelle
Joan Warren
Donna Murdock
Patricia Kopetski
Elaine Maloney
Jane Robinson
Mildred Booth
Father Martel
St. Mary School
Rotary Park Safety Concerns Rise Over River Pier
Braley stresses the danger from a large granite pier across the river at Rotary Park and notes 8 percent of potential drownings involve attempts to reach it. He seeks ownership details for demolition while lifeguards warn swimmers not to swim to the Saco-side pier.
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Braley
Rotary Park
Parks and Recreation
Saco
Tarr
Parks and Recreation Department
City Clerk's Office Opens Saturday for Absentee Ballots
Biddeford City Clerk's office in City Hall will be open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to accept absentee ballots for the city charter referendum set to go to voters on September 17.
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Biddeford
City Hall
Funeral Directors Emond and Conroy Records
Obituary notice mentions Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy with contact numbers. Shumway and Gross Funeral Service listed at 35 Spring St Saco MAINE Denneti and Craig at 365 Main St Saco with telephone numbers.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Denneti & Craig
Maine
Saco
Tel
Philip H. Gross
Gary Gross
Spring St
Portland Forecast Clears Tonight With Mild Lows
The forecast calls for clear skies in Portland with overnight lows in the upper 30s to around 40s. Friday should be fair with daytime highs in the 60s.
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Portland
Weather outlook for Eastport to Merrimack River area
West to northwest winds 5 to 19 knots tonight shift to east to southeast 5 to 15 knots Friday. Fair weather with visibility over five miles through Friday.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
September Tides Daylight Times
Readable OCR shows daily daylight times with high and low tides for September the 13th and 14th. High tides at 12:12 PM and 12:53 AM. low tides at 6:03 AM and 6:44 PM, with corresponding afternoon values.
Temperature Readings Across New England and Nearby States
A weather table lists 24 hour temperatures for Boston Worcester Providence Hartford Concord Montpelier Burlington Montpelier Newport Newport Bangor Caribou Eastport Portland Rumford and others with readings ranging from the mid 30s to mid 70s. Some data points are incomplete such as New Bedford missing and Mt. Washington 36 31 shown in the packet.
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Boston
Chatham
Pittsfield
New Bedford
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
New Hampshire
Concord Lebanones
Mt. Washington
Vermont
Burlington
Montpelier
Bicycles Recovered by Biddeford Police Station
Biddeford police report about 20 bicycles recovered stored in the station cellar. Owners who lost or had bikes stolen should visit the station to check if theirs is among the recovered property.
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Biddeford
August police and fire actions in Biddeford reported
Biddeford Police Chief Harry Courtois announced August figures showing 1,297 complaints with disorderly conduct leading at 321 arrests during warm weather. Burglaries and accidents declined from prior months and most reported breaks were solved. Firefighters assisted a lobsterman off a breakwater in the Saco River, keeping the boat afloat after four hours on scene.
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Biddeford
Harry Courtois
Courtois
Saco River
Board weighs petitions on four lots and animal hospital appeal
The board hears a petition signed by 43 area residents opposing the appeal over two houses on four 80 foot frontage lots. Also under advisement is Dr. Emery Santerre’s appeal to convert the former Langela’s Drive-In on Portland Road into an animal hospital.
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Saco
Xustence
Martin
Emery Santerre
Langela
Newsmen Wait Outside Chile Amid Andean Cold
About 100 reporters from Europe the United States and South America gathered in a 1000 foot high Andean pass at Las Cuevas seeking entry to Chile after a coup. They camped in cars slept in chilly 10 degree weather and planned another attempt the next day.
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Mendoza
Argentina
United Nations
Chile
Europe
United States
Las Cuevas
Brinks Robbery Bandits Sought After Guard Slain in Montreal
In Montreal a Brink's security guard, Claude Vienneau, 35, was killed and driver Robert Brunelle, 35, wounded during a robbery that netted at least 100000. One man in custody. getaway car spotted by an ambulance aiding Brunelle. three or four suspects fled.
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Montreal
Claude Vienneau
Brinks
Robert Brunelle
Douglass Stone
Vienneau
Brunelle
William Linkutis
Saco Nursery School Appeal Delayed
The Saco Zoning Appeals Board denied temporary permission for a new nursery school by Stewart Greenspan, David Keen, and Elizabeth Alvarez to operate in AMVETS hall, Spring Street, until a formal hearing at month end. They plan an unstructured, development focused program with individualized instruction and expect 12 enrolled with more to come once opening is fixed.
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Saco
Coast Guard
Biddeford Pool
Zoning Appeals Board
Stewart Greenspan
David Keen
Elizabeth Alvarez
Zoning Board
Amvets
Spring Street
Greenspan
Aid
Secretary William Mullen resigns from Old Orchard Beach Chamber
William Mullen resigned as executive secretary of the Old Orchard Beach chamber of commerce at the annual membership dinner on Wednesday. A Sunday meeting at the high school will elect a new secretary and other officers. Norman Guerette and Don Radley were reelected president and vice president for their third terms.
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Old Orchard Beach
William Mullen
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Norman Guerette
Don Radley
Town Eyes 50 000 Boost For Police Fire Station Construction
Civil defense officials plan to contribute up to 50000 toward a new police and fire station in Augusta. A central disaster control center would be included and civil defense input required in planning design. A 1972 referendum authorized 200000 for the project but site delays delayed progress. The Titcomb Farm site near Saco Avenue and Turn Road is under consideration with an architect to be selected soon.
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Old Orchard Beach
Augusta
Louis Savelas
Thomas Smith
Richard Lamb
William Murphy
Titcomb Farm
Saco Avenue
T For Turn Road
DEP To Advise Panel On Goosefare Brook Pollution
The State Department of Environmental Protection will serve as an adviser to the Saco Old Orchard Beach Commission investigating Goosefare Brook pollution. DEP will draft needed equipment lists for the group, inspect potential pollution sources, and pursue further action if required.
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State Department of Environmental Protection
Saco
Democrats Plan Telethon Event In York County
State party chairwoman Pease announced a York County telethon watch event at the Brenda Kuhn House with a cocktail party and light buffet. Other statewide gatherings include a Bangor supper for Muskie Curtis and a Portland event for Hathaway Kyros. The NBC telethon airs on Channel 6 and promises a prime time, color broadcast with a modest admission fee.
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Augusta
Vi Pease
Democratic Party
York County
Nbc-Tv
Brenda Kuhn
York
Edmund S. Muskie
Kenneth M. Curtis
Bangor
William Hathaway
Peter N. Kyros
St. Dominic's Hall
Portland
Hollywood
Channel 6
Belfast Laborer Held In Due Slayings
A Belfast shoeworker George W. Crossman 34 of Waldo is held without bail awaiting Friday District Court arraignment on charges of murdering two elderly sisters from Taunton Massachusetts Shirley Lemaire 65 and Elizabeth Jane Lemaire 67. Bodies found Sept 2 at Swanville summer home. Investigated by state police homicide detectives and Waldo County Sheriff’s Department.
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Belfast
Taunton
Mass
George W.crossman
Waldo
Truitt Brothers Shoe Co
Crossman
Shirley Lemaire
Elizabeth Jane Lemaire
Swanville
Waldo County Sheriff's Department
Chilean coup triggers curfew as snipers fire in Santiago
In Santiago gun battles erupt between soldiers and armed workers at factories amid Chile’s 35 month bid toward a socialist state. About 600 leftists reportedly surrendered at the technical university as junta leaders declare normalcy and form a 10‑person cabinet at Bernardo O’Higgins Military School.
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Santiago
Allende
Chile
Technical University
Imavy
Bernardo O'Higgins
Adm
Ismael Huerta Diaz
Old Timer Signs Youre An Old-Timer Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE notes markers of aging such as keeping pre Pearl Harbor clothing, preferring quiet walks to clubs, avoiding conversation with strangers, and fear of dying. He jokes about routines, epitaph drafts, and patient ailments reflecting erosion of time, concluding there is no doubt you are an old timer.
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New York
Biggest Israeli Syrian air clash since 1967
Israeli air force jets fought 18 Syrian MIG21s over the Mediterranean in the day’s largest Middle East air battle since 1967. One Israeli plane was hit but its pilot was rescued at sea. A Syrian pilot bailed out and was picked up by an Israeli helicopter. No ground targets were confirmed.
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Tel Aviv
Mediterranean
Middle East
Syria
Beirut
West Philadelphia Nursing Home Fire Kills Nine
A blaze at Washington Hill Nursing Home in West Philadelphia killed nine elderly residents and left three injured. Fire officials blame a malfunctioning alarm system for delaying entry as more than 150 firefighters and 75 officers battled the flames. The facility, licensed for 54, had recent fire violations cited, though the administrator disputes findings.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Joseph Rizzo
Washin Hill
Rizzo
Washington Hill
Wycliffe Jangharrie
Maine Newsmen win 1973 Yankee Quill Awards
Massachusetts editor Abraham A. Michelson of The Berkshire Bagg New England journalist Thomas W. Gerber of The Concord Monitor New Hampshire and Maine editor John N. Cole of The Maine Times are named 1973 Yankee Quill Award recipients for distinguished contributions to New England journalism.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Academy of New England Journalists
Abraham A. Michelson
Berkshire
Mass
High School Football Coach denounces row over secrecy
Coach Snow says high school football should be about fun not professional hype. Superintendent Hedberg notes no legal remedy once identity is revealed, while Principal Perkins vows decisive action, stressing ethics over legality to prevent recurrence.
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Snow
Arthur Hedberg
Perkins
Hedberg
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