Death of Miss Mary Anderson 83 Biddeford
Miss Mary Anderson 83 of 179 Hill Street Biddeford died yesterday morning after a long illness Born in England May 15 1884 she immigrated to the United States as a child and lived in the Boston area while working as a nurse She is survived by three sisters two brothers and several nieces and nephews A requiem Eucharist and burial will be held at 11 am tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church Biddeford Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Mary Anderson
Hill St
Biddeford
England
Joseph and
Julia Pierce Anderson
Anderson
United States
Boston
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Mass
Rebecca Lodge
Saco
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star of
Episcopal Church
Sarah Chasse
Fairhaven
Jessie Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Richard Anderson
Frank Anderson
Goose Rocks Beach
Florida
Christ Episcopal Church
Gerald Burtt
Woodlawn
Dennett and Craig
Main St
Stanislaus Zbyszko Funeral Held in Maine
Stanislaus Zbyszko former world heavyweight wrestling champion died last Friday Funeral services were held in Savannah on Monday and will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Maine Arrangements are with Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home Maine.
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Savannah
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Maine
Old Orchard Beach
Portland Ave
Swan Company Given Approval To Hold Auction
The Town Council approved a permit for the Clifford L. Swan Company to hold an auction at the Waverly House on Fernald Street on October 14. The council also approved a $13,000 bid for town maps by James W. Sewell Company, pending time alignment with O'Donald and Associates. Leon F. Jones was authorized to advertise bids for the Muriel Davis property sale at 10 Sixteenth Street.
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Old Orchard Beach
Clifford L. Swan Company
Waverly
Fernald Street
James W. Sewell
O'Donald and Associates
Leon F. Jones
Muriel Davis
Sixteenth Street
William P. Donahue
Oak Street
J. W. Wilbur
Townsend
Cancellation Of Funds Won't Halt Project
Saco mayor Donald C. Doyle said a requested cut in this year’s 15 500 dollars for the Saco River dredging will not affect the project since the funds will not be spent this year. The city has committed to the project with Biddeford and will appropriate funds next year. State matching funds and federal financing will cover most of the cost.
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Saco
Donald C. Doyle
Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs Lorriana A Zimnicki Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs Lorriana A Zimnicki of 141 May Street Biddeford were held at St Marys Church Biddeford with Rev Cornelius J Enright celebrating a requiem High Mass Miss Louise Welch on organ and William Cleary as soloist Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery Biddeford Rev Laurien DeBloise recited graveside prayers Bearers were George Coburn Carleton Shapre Leo Archambault Roger Letellier Herve Hebert and Leon Zimnicki
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Lorriana Zimnicki
iLorriana A. Zimnicki
Biddeford
St. Mary’s Church
Cornelius J. Enright
Louise Welch
William Cleary
St. Mary's Cemetery
Laurien DeBloise
George Coburn
Carleton Shapre
Leo Archambault
Roger Letellier
Herve Hebert
Leon Zimnicki
Ten Die In Tijuana Poisoning Outbreak
In the Mexican border city of Tijuana a mysterious poisoning outbreak leaves ten children dead and 65 people hospitalized. The incident dominates a roundup of international news and regional crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press International
Tijuana
Mexico
Vietnam
Dance Studio Opens 21st Local Season in Biddeford
Mrs. Gldays H Ruben's School of the Dance at 285 Main St opens its 21st season. Teachers include Diane Rodrigue of Sanford and assistants Lafortune Allen Beaulieu Danse eau Ganthier Bean. New ballroom class added at Bar Mills with sessions at Saco Grange Hall and Kennebunk Youth Center.
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Gldays H. Ruben
School of the Dance
Main St
Biddeford
Ruben
Dance Teachers Club of
Boston
American Society of Dance Teachers
America
Sanford
Rodrique
Dorothy Lafortune
June Allen
Suzanne Beaulieu
Gail Dansereau
Sharon Ganthier
Debra Bean
Bar Mills
Saco Grange Hall
North Street
Kennebunk Youth Center
Biddeford Woman Involved In Collision
A two car collision near South and Jefferson Streets Monday morning involved Mildred S. Hamilton of Cape Neddick and Gladys I Walker of 65 Forest Street Biddeford. Neither party was injured. Investigating officer was Alfred Guillemette.
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South and
Jefferson Streets
Mildred S. Hamilton
Cape Neddick
Gladys Il. Walker
Forest St
Biddeford
Alfred Guillemette
Wilderness Council Meets In Maine First Northeast Gathering
The National Wilderness Society governing council, with 15 conservationists and about 40 000 members, will meet today through Oct 6 in Maine. This marks the society's first meeting in the Northeast as part of a vacation travel promotion effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
National Wilderness Society
Maine
St Kitts Nevis Anguilla Population and Early Contact
St Kitts Nevis and Anguilla support about 60 000 people across 155 square miles. The three islands were first visited by Christopher Columbus around 1493.
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St. Kitts
Nevis
Anguilla
Islands
Christopher Columbus
Couple Reunites Wife Returns From Hawaii Visit
Mrs. Brian Wallace of Biddeford has returned home after visiting her husband Cpl. Brian Wallace of the U S Marine Corps in Hawaii. He will return to Vietnam for a six month duty period.
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Brian Wallace
Alfred Read
Biddeford
Cpl
U.S. Marine Corps
Hawaii
Vietnam
Lance Cpl
Ronald J. Lavigne
Joseph Lavigne
High St. Laco
Boston
Mass
Marine Barracks
Boston Navy Ship Yard
Community club and auxiliary meetings announced
The Unity Social Club plans an 8 p.m. meeting tomorrow at Mrs. Martha Herrin’s home in Saco. Several auxiliary units including Ancient Order of Hibernians Division One in Biddeford and American Legion Auxiliary Owen-Davis Unit in Saco announce meetings tonight or tomorrow night at respective halls and homes. St Marys Associates of St Marys Parish schedule first fall meeting Thursday at 7 45 p.m. in the school hall. Union St Jean Baptiste Council Chagnon meets tomorrow night at 8 in Biddeford. Tighe Beau doin Farley Unit American Legion Auxiliary meets tomorrow night at 8 in Biddeford Post Home.
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Unity Social Club
Martha Herrin
Boom Road
Saco
Ancient
Order of Hibernians Auxiliary
Maine and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Home
Beach Street
St. Mary’s Associates
St. Mary's Parish
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit
Post Home
Elm Street
Midweek Religious Services Across Southern Maine
A slate of Wednesday events includes Girl Guards meeting at Salvation Army hall in Old Orchard Beach at 6 30 p m and church activities across Lyman Biddeford Kennebunkport Ogunquit and Saco. Activities feature services prayer meetings Bible studies and choirs with times from 6 30 p m to 8 p m and venues listed.
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Salvation Army Hall
Union ‘Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Lyman
Fryeburg Academy Dorm Fire Forcing Temporary Quarters
A fire at Fryeburg Academy damaged two rooms in the three story alumni building and forced 20 boys to seek temporary housing. Firemen said the blaze started in a second floor closet and spread to the third floor. Boarders also used the building as a kitchen and dining room.
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Fryeburg
Fryeburg Academy
Portland Showers Bring Brief Rains Across Region
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies in Portland with brief showers spreading south tonight and low 40s. Wednesday features partly cloudy skies with brief showers in the north and cooler temperatures.
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Portland
Moon launch postponed by leaks delaying lunar module
Cape Kennedy AP. Plumbing leaks in the lunar module threaten the first Moon landing craft. Grumman repairs may push the unmanned test launch to 1968 though NASA had hoped for December. Saturn V demo launch also delayed. maiden Saturn V flight now targeted for late October.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Bethpage
N.Y
Space Agency
NASA
Educator Warns Inactivity Threatens Health Across Society
Johannesburg and Stockholm researchers spotlight sedentary life as a bigger health danger than moderate smoking or drinking. Physiology professor Per-Olaf Astrad argues the body is built for constant activity and urges regular exercise to prevent illness and decline.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Per-Olaf Astrad
Astrad
Stockholm University
Central Gymnastic Institute
Daughters of Penelope Plan Fall Fund Raisers at Saco Hall
The first fall meeting of the Daughters of Penelope was held at Ahepa Hall in Saco. President Mrs Alexandra Vorias led the session as reports were received and fund raising projects discussed. The group scheduled the next meeting for October 9 at Ahepa Hall.
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Daughters of Penelope
Ahepa Hall
Saco
Alexandra Vorias
Testa Tito
Rhoda Clifford
Georgia Mouzas
Ethel Psomiades
Anita Tito
Amy Albert
Catherine Shoureas
Mary Economos
Kanely Throumoulos
Dorothea Vlahakos
Joan Cotsis
Betty Brickates
Vorias
Miss M Deans Wins Ribbons At Mass Fair
Miss Margaret Deans daughter of Mr and Mrs William Deans of 247 Alfred Street Biddeford won blue ribbons in 4H Club horse activities at Eastern States Exposition Springfield Massachusetts She was part of the Maine delegation one of six York County youths to attend She won blue ribbons in Senior Saddle Equitation pleasure class stable management general knowledge and judging contest white ribbons in equitation class and showmanship Others from the county were Dwight Littlefield Dollie Hutchins Cheryl Johnson David Chamberlin and Jessie Tarbox The trip was co sponsored by University of Maine Extension Service
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Margaret Deans
William Deans
Alfred St
Biddeford
Springfield
Mass
Deans
Maine
York County
Dwight Littlefield
North Berwick
Dollie Hutchins
Sanford
Cheryl Johnson
Lebanon
David Chamberlin
Jessie Tarbox
Springvale
University of Maine
Extension Service
Girl Scout Unit Elects Leaders in Saco Meeting
Saco Girl Scout Troop 19 elected officers and patrol leaders at a session on School Street Methodist Church. Leaders Mrs Lillian Husser and Mrs Mary Dawn oversaw the meeting.
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Saco
School Street Methodist
Lillian Husser
Mary Dawn
Pink Panthers
Deborah Ketchum
Deborah MacLeod
Angela Coito
Marie Lesieur
Star Patrol
Nadine Smart
The
Busy Beavers
Pamela Emerson
Eleanor Coney
Patricia Loring
Janice Macomber
Catherine Morrison
Susan Ma Zeiko
Jane Trask
Joyce Haley
Florence Soule
Colleen Nannaery
Judith Hebert
Denise Rondeau
Bertha Dawn
Linda Lonsdale
Reuther Sees Long Strike Spreading Across Auto Firms
The UAW chief says the demand list is the most ambitious yet and could set a pattern for GM and Chrysler. Ford chairman Henry Ford II predicts a long strike and accuses the union of stalling talks while each automaker raises 1968 model prices, with Chrysler trimming its jump after Ford and GM announce smaller increases.
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Chrysler
Henry Ford II
Ford
UAW
New England Rejects Labrador Power From Churchill Falls
Three executives said a study shows importing electricity from the upper Churchill Falls project in Labrador would be uneconomical. Hydro Quebec will absorb the surplus within 10 years, with New England nuclear plants cited as cheaper.
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Boston
New England
Upper Churchill Falls
Labrador
William Webster
New England Electric System
Charles F. Avila
Boston Edison Co
Sherman R. Knapp
Northeast Utilities
Hydro - Quebec
William Smallwood
Hydro-Quebec
Cattle Disease Control Plan Moves Ahead in Brazil
Brazil pursues a 71 million dollar hoof and mouth disease program in four southern states to curb losses exceeding 250 million. Half funded by ranchers and dairy farmers, with aid from the Inter-American Development Bank and government bodies. A current outbreak hampers milk and meat exports as the nation seeks to boost foreign exchange.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Inter-American Development Bank
Agriculture Ministry
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Maine Bar Bulletin Debuts From State Association
The Maine State Bar Association releases the Maine Bar Bulletin this week. President Atty. Gen. James S. Erwin says the publication will promote legal knowledge and education and share association news. Free to members, it will be bi monthly in July September November January March and May.
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Augusta
Maine Bar Bulletin
Maine State Bar Association
Atty
James S. Erwin
Ilegal
Referendum Voters Registration Hours Announced
The Voters Board will be open Friday October 2 through October 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. for the October 17 referendum election. Anne M Dutremble chair announces registration, marriage changes, or address updates can be made on these days, with a last registration at 9 p.m. on October 9.
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Anne M. Dutremble
London bats invited to church belfry rescue program
English parish churches with bats in Belfry or other parts are urged to contact London Zoo and Welcome Institute of Comparative Physiology. The institute funds removing unwanted bats from churches in the London area and provides a home for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Zoo
Welcome Institute of Comparative Physiology
Saco Council Tables Budget Requests Amid Maremont Valuation Delays
The Saco City Council tabled requests from the Police and Fire Commission for 1205 to raise firemen pay to offset a new minimum wage and from the school department for 2185 to install a new boiler at Sweetser School. Mayor Doyle proposed hiring an out of state firm to appraise 642 pieces of Maremont Corp machinery due to lack of cooperation and suggested budget cuts totaling 41234. The council will reexamine these items at the next regular meeting.
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Saco
Maremont Corp
Police and Fire Commission
Sweetser School
Donald C. Doyle
Cole- Layer - Trumble
Doyle
Maremont
Saco River
Bernard C. Forbush
Sweetserd
Biddeford - Saco
Governor hints at delaying liquor price rollback
Curtis avoided promising a rollback but said if projections show no loss from lower prices he would prefer a reduced schedule. He noted a July 5 percent liquor price hike and a similar legislature boost. July results were dire, August improved, and state general fund revenue exceeded estimates by $140,000, prompting study of trends before action.
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Curtis
VFW Auxiliary Names Agency Chairmen In Biddeford
The Biddeford VFW Auxiliary elected committee chairs at a City Building meeting led by President Mrs. Flora Poirier. Appointed were Geraldine Poirier ways and meals and community service Alma Beaudoin membership Jeannette Curro rehabilitation and hospital Delcia Frechette home fund and cancer Alden Racine Civil Defense Marguerite Poire youth activities and Americanism Mary Gagne loyalty Flora Poirier publicity and poppies Blanche Small legislature Lucianna Roy Voice of Democracy and an investigating committee including Blanche Small Gagne Curro. The group noted dues payable and reported 17 hours donated to St Louis High School and two hours to an elderly person. The next meeting is Oct 9 at 7 30 p m with a social to follow.
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Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Flora Poirier
Geraldine Poirier
Alma Beaudoin
Jeannette Curro
Delcia Frechette
Home Fund
Alden Racine
Civil Defense
Marguerite Poire
Britain shifts left wing over Vietnam policy details
Anticipated by observers after a request Brown allegedly made to Secretary Rusk. Brown’s spokesman denies the claim. Rusk and Soviet ambassador Gromyko met for three hours and discussed embassies in Washington and Moscow, the Middle East, disarmament, and a nuclear treaty. Gromyko warned against strong U S moves in Vietnam and avoided new Middle East initiatives amid cautious signals from Moscow.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Brown
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Moscow
Middle East
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Aspig
Israel
Flood Threat Grows Along Nueces River Near Corpus Christi
Residents of north Corpus Christi brace for Nueces River floodwaters as authorities warn four to six feet rise in upper Nueces Bay. About 160 miles offshore, floodwaters prompt hundreds to evacuate earlier after Beulah struck. Calallen area reached 8.5 feet above flood stage. two highways closed.
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Page One
Corups Christi
Nueces River
Beulah
Nueces Bay
Corpus Christi
Calallen
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Swan Company
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Corres
Memoriam
Anna Bella Lavigne
St. Joseph's Church
U.S
Con Thien
Dien Bien Phu
Britain
George Brown
Congress
China
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rio Grande
Harlingen
George Romney
South Dakota
Dance Studio
Wilderness Council Meets
Ensue
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Christ Church
Congregational Methodist
Dane Street
Kennebunk
Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Kenniebunkport
Full Gospel
Weiss
Kennebunkport
GLASS
New York
USS
Ashadq Saiga
M. Deans
Mass. Fair
Girl Scout
Reuther
Bar Association
Natric
Dell
Cresland
VFW
Asteeth
Carey Bros. Jewelers
Thacher Building
Dearborn
Alfred Street
Metropolitan
Paul D. Martel
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