Deaths Kennebunk Man Joseph N Beauchemin 78
Joseph N. Beauchemin 78 formerly of Kennebunk and Largo Florida died September 22 after a long illness. Born June 28 1895 in Quebec he worked as a machinist for Pratt Whitney retiring in 1962. He leaves seven sons and eight daughters plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk Wednesday at 1 p.m. with interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday.
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Kennebunk
Joseph N. Beauchemin
Largo
Fla
Quebec
Tuffield
Mary Beauchemin
Pratt Whitney Corp
East Hartford
Conn
Nelson
Wetherfield
George
Eliot
Roger
Kenne
Bibber
Rose A Guertin dies at 70 in Saco after long Pepperell career
Rose A Fortier Guertin, 70, longtime Biddeford resident and Pepperell Mfg. Co. employee for 50 years, died Sept. 22 at a local nursing home. Born Nov. 20, 1902 in Biddeford, she was a Notre Dame de Lourdes Church member. Survived by daughter Lorraine Colette, Camp Ellis. Alice Robertge of Camp Ellis. two grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial to be held Tuesday at Notre Dame de Lourdes, with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery, Biddeford. Calling hours today at Bolduc Funeral Home in Biddeford.
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Rose A Guertin
Riverside Ave
Camp Ellis Beach
Saco
Biddeford
Alcide and
Emily (Letellier) Fortier
Robert
Lorraine) Colette
Alice Robertge
Camp Elis
Chrisian
Dame de Lourdes
St. Jose
Bolduc
Alfred St
First SMRPC Meeting Set to Discuss Ecology Laws
The Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission will hold its season opening panel on new ecology and planning laws from the 106th Legislature. Experts from law, the legislature and planning will explain changes effective Oct 1 and review shoreland zoning, subdivisions and minimum lot sizes.
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Alfred
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
SMRPC
Lanning
E. Paul Frinsko
Neil Rolde
D-York
Fourtin Powell
State Planning Office
Ronald EF. Colby III
Maine Municipal Association
Civil Defense Room
Court House
Card of Thanks for Mrs Libby and Adeus Gadbois
Mrs Margaret Libby and Adeus Gadbois express thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and gifts after bereavement they thank doctors and nurses at Webber Hospital for care and sympathy received.
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Webber Hospital
Viger
Dr. Johnston
Adeus Gadbois
Local Funeral Directors Contact Listings
Directory of funeral homes in Saco Maine with phone numbers for Emond Conroy Shumway and Gross Funeral Service Dennett and Craig and general contact details for the firms and their locations in fields.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring Saco
Dennett & Craig
Maine
Saco
Portland Weather Outlook: Chill Night Then Mild Tuesday
Fair conditions in Portland bring lows from the upper 20s in the far north to the low 40s in the southwest. Partly sunny Tuesday with highs in the 60s.
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Portland
Temperatures for 24 hours to a.m. EST Massachusetts
A 24 hour temperature report for Massachusetts shows hourly readings ending in the early morning hours local time. Readings include fluctuations across key towns and cities with minor rises and falls. Data highlights peak temperatures around the late afternoon and cooler periods at dawn.
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Massachusetts
Chilean Poet Neruda Dies At 69 In Santiago
Pablo Neruda a famed Chilean poet and longtime Communist figure died in Santiago at age 69 after prostate cancer surgery and renewed hospitalization. He served briefly as ambassador to France under Allende and was a Nobel laureate noted for political poetry and criticism of U.S. policy.
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Santiago
Chile
Fap
Pablo Neruda
Neruda
Salvador Allende
France
Communist Party
Allende
Spain
U.S
United States
Latin America
la United Fruit Co
Jehova
Coca Cola Inc
Anaconda
Ford Motors
Community events and fundraisers across Saco area
A waterfront carnival at 38 Bradley St Saco benefits Muscular Dystrophy with clowns prizes and a fortune teller from 1 to 5 p m. St Philip's Mission hosts its third annual fair in Lyman next Saturday 1 to 5 p m in front of the Methodist Church.
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Bradley St
Saco
St. Philip’s Mission
Lyman
Biddeford-Saco Ywca
Old Orchard Beach
Pinehirst
John Trull
Biddeford Parks and Recreation Commissions
Kennedy School
Biddeford High School
Fire and theft reports from Biddeford and Saco area
Firemen extinguished a car fire on Elim Street Biddeford caused by an electrical defect in a 1968 Plymouth owned by Stella Taliento. Saco firefighters quieted a kitchen fire at 19 Vernon Street apartment of Bruce Miles. A bug lamp, two cement swans, and two ornate pots were stolen from local residences with values listed.
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Biddeford
Elim St
Plymouth
Stella Taliento
Engine Six
Saco
Bruce Miles
Vernon St
Adelard Therriault
Watergate Hearings Resume as Hunt Testifies on Personal Toll
Former White House agent E. Howard Hunt testifies about suffering in prison his wife’s death in a plane crash and financial ruin from the Watergate cover up. Senate committee resumes after a seven week recess planning 10 minute questioning blocks and TV coverage from NBC CBS and others.
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Hunt
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
White House
John J. Caulfield
John J. Ragan
Sidential
Patrick J. Buchanan
Kissinger Opens U.N. Address With Broad Peace Message
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger prepared a General Assembly speech stressing continuity in world relations and a united international community. He avoided specific solutions for the Arab-Israeli conflict and oil problems, focusing on transcending the Cold War and urging UN use as a tool for peace, development, and global cooperation.
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United Nations, N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
U.N. General Assembly
Kissinger
U.S
U.N
United Nations
Nixon
World Organization
Kis
Curtis says CMP is doing well buying votes in Maine
Governor Kenneth M. Curtis accuses Central Maine Power Co. of trying to buy votes to defeat the public power plan. He cites a state pamphlet on referendums and says he will deliver a major speech on public power versus private power. He warns about energy shortages and possible federal action if a gas strike hits Maine.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Central Maine Power Co
Itics
Maine
Curtis
Secretary of State
Public Power
Washington
Iworth
Congress
Nixon
New England
Despres Begins World Sojourn Across Nations
A 19 year old Saco youth, John Despres, leaves the University of Maine at Orono to travel across the United States and around the world. He plans stops in Hawaii Pago Pago Tahiti New Zealand Australia South Africa Cairo and Nairobi describing gear, journals and color photography for a two year trek seeking personal growth.
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Saco
University of Maine At
Orono
United States
John Despres
del Despres Saco
David Whittier
Despres
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pago Pago
Samoa
Tahiti
Papeete
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Cairo
Egypt
Nairobi
Ethiopia
Ogunquit Open Door Club To Meet For Fall Luncheon
Ogunquit group the Open Door Two-to-Four Club will hold its first fall meeting on Tuesday at noon with a covered dish luncheon. Members and visitors are advised of the time change. The gathering takes place at the United Methodist Center on Shore Road.
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Ogunquit
Ail United Methodist
Teenage hiker injured in fall on Mt Katahdin
An 11 year old hiker from Montana fell on Mt Katahdin while with 20 classmates on Cathedral Trail. He sustained a leg injury and facial lacerations and was airlifted by Army National Guard to Millinocket hospital where he recovered Sunday. Andrew Sookus of Lame Deer attended Meeting School in Rindge New Hampshire.
Farm Roundup Shows Parity Jump Then Decline in September
By September 15 the parity ratio rose to 120 percent driven by cattle and hog prices, the highest in over two decades. Meanwhile farm prices fell sharply since August with choice steers in Omaha around 48 dollars per hundredweight, down from roughly 560 a month earlier.
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Omeaha
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
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Jens Bjerre
Fairfield School
Oak St
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Rhode Island School of Design
Catskill Brass Trio
St.rancis College
Bali
St. Francis College
Saco Valley
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Cascade Inn
Route 1
Thomas Hedley Reynolds
Bates
Public Safety
Robert Warner
King St
Linda Baril
Forest St
Arthur Martel
Watergate
Singer
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India
Pakistan
Alex Douglas-Home
Masayoshi Ohira
Andreii Gromyko
Gov. Curtis
CMP
Phyllis Austin
Associated Press
Patricia Festino
Michael Festino
North Street
Muffy
Subaru
Bedell
Main Street
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Kelvinator
York County
Mt. Katahdin
Robert Pate N.F.D.A
Main St. Saco
Dennett
Craig
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