a a a The Lewiston (Maine) Daily Sun Thursday, September 3, 1970 Joseph H. Cote Joseph H. Cote, 72. of Park Street, Lisbon, Wednesday Nursing a long morning theter Chandler illness JOSEPH H. COTE Born at Co.
Rimouski, Aug. 3, 1898, he was the son of Joseph Henry and Marie Roy Cote. Mr. Cote was a retired plumber and a fourth degree member of Knights of Columbus Council 2358 of Lisbon Falls. Survivors include his widow, the former Marie Lapointe of Lisbon; two daughters, Mrs.
Charles Gagnon of Kenai, Alaska, and Mrs. Joseph (Therese) Champagne of Lisbon; one son, Clarence Cote of Schenectady, N.Y.; one sister, Mrs. Albert (Rose) Carter of Rochester, N.H.; four brothers, Michael of Mexico, Louis of California, and and Arsene, both of Augusta; ten grandchildren and eight great In Lewiston, September 2, 1970, Mr. Joseph H. Cote, age 72 of Park Street, Lisbon.
Funeral services Saturday 9 A.M., St. Anne's Church, Lisbon. Interment family lot, St. Peter's Cemetery. Remains are in repose at Lisbon the Pinette iston.
Mortuary Visiting Chapel, hours 1065 Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P.M. Mrs. Ida L. Jones Mrs. Ida L.
Jones, 81, of 26 Bolster Auburn, died early Wednesday morning at the Central Maine General Hospital, after a long illness. She was born at Lisbon Falls, July 20 1889, the daughter of Wilbert J. and Elizabeth (Munroe) Kilgore, and was educated in the schools of Lisbon Falls. In 1915, she married Wendall R. Jones, who died in 1918.
She was employed at the Oxford Paper the State Probation and Parole Division and Hahnel from where, retired in 1966. In 1934, she married Ellery Jones, who died in 1949. She attendedationhi Church High and Street was a member of the Parish Guild. She is survived by one daughter, of' Mrs. John (Evelyn) White Auburn; two brothers, George A.
Kilgore of Rumford and Erwin Kilgort of East Northfield, three sisters Mrs. George Hopkins, Miss Lola Kilgore and Mrs. Bruce Ruff, all of Rumford; and five grandchildren. DIED In Lewiston, September 2, 1970, Mrs. Ida L.
Jones, widow of Ellery Jones. Funeral services will be Home, held at Plummer Merrill Funeral 212 ner Street, Friday, September at 2 P.M. Interment Hillside Cemetery Lisbon Falls. Friends Thursday may call of the Funeral -Home 2 to 4 to 9 P.M.. The family has requested those the wishing Physical to may Therapy -send contributions Central Maine General Hospital In lieu of.
flowers. Timothy J. Bonneau AUGUSTA- J. (Ted) Bonneau, 59, 96 State died Tuesday night at the Augusta General Hospital, after an illness of several months He was born in Lewiston, April 27, 1911, the son of Joseph and Helen Sullivan Bonneau. Educated Lewiston schools, he resided in the Portland area for 32 years; moving to Augusta in 1968.
For many years Mr. Bonneau was employed with the W. C. Barry and J. J.
Minnehan Companies, both of Boston He had also worked as a crane operator at various dam sites throughout the country. Mr. Bonneau- was a member of St. Catholic Church, Augusta. Surviving are his widow, Eva Goff Bonneau, Augusta; a -stepson, Michael Goff, Lewiston; two sisters, Mrs.
Catherine Darrah, Chipman, New Brunswick. and Mrs. Mary Nugent, Lewiston: three brothers, Peter and William. both of Hartford, and Joseph, Storrs, Conn. and two grandchildren.
DIED J. In (Ted) Augusta, Bonneau. September Funeral 1, Mr. Timothy services be held from the Fahey Funeral Home. 101 Pine Street, Lewiston, Friday at 8:00 a.m.
followed by a requiem high "Mass at St. Patrick's church at 9:00 a.m. Mount Hope cemetery: Relo tives and friends kindly invited to attend. Visiting 7:00 hours Thursday .2:00 to and to 9:00 p.m. EMILE LANDRY Emile Landry, held BERLIN, N.H.
Services, for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at St. Anne church following recitation of prayers at the Fleury Funeral Home. Rev. Gregoire Dumont was celebrant of a high Mass of requiem.
Interment was in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Arthur were Roberge, Lorenz Bearers Emery Carrier, Leclerc, Arthur Vezina. Adjutor Rheaume. Romeo Tardiff.
CORRECTION -DIED At Rumford, September 1, 1970, Weston E. DeCoster, age 51. Funeral Services will be held Friday at 1:30 P.M., from Andrews, and Son Funeral Home, High Street, Buckfleld, Rev. Carl Geores officiating. Interment North Turner Cemetery, Visiting hours ot the Funeral Home, to 9 P.M.
and Auburn temperature at 1:30 a.m. Thursday was 50 degrees. Aime Morin, treasurer of St. Marie's Federal Credit Union, recently completed two weeks of training at the University of New included Hampshire. Courses, psychology, socioogy, economics, communications and statistics.
Sponsored the New Engand Credit Union, the course consists of six weeks of training over a three year period; two weeks per summer. Dr. William A. Sadler, associate professor cultural heritage at Bates College, is the editor of a recently published' book entitled, "Personality and Religion: The of Religion According to the editor, the field is not one which ends itself to positive assertions, but rather to further research. Dr.
Sader has drawn on the works of authorities, including Karl Menninger, Max Weber, Sigmund Freud and Abraham REPORT DAMAGES OF $1,500 AFTER LEWISTON MISHAP. Three persons escaped apparent injury Wednesday night when the car in which they were riding struck bridge on the Pond Road, Lewiston, causing heavy damage to the late model auto. The driver of the auto, Michael O. Cloutier, 17, of 64 Arcadia Lewiston, told police he turned to take an article from one off the passengers, lost sight the road and hit the bridge. Officer John P.
McAuliffe, who investigated the mishap, reported damage to the 1970 sedan at $1,500. I MINOR DAMAGE IN AUBURN two motor vehicle vestigated Wednesday by Auburn police. Cars operated by Rosario L. Poto, 39, of 18 Oakland Auburn, and Ruth V. Perkins, 45.
of Halifax, were damaged as both were traveling westerly Hambpshire Street and Poto stopped for a railroad crossing gate and his car was struck from behind by the other vehicle. Damage was estimated at to the Poto car and $25 to the other vehicle. Vehicles driven by Edward C. Seger, 26, of 1350 Turner and David T. Conley, 66, of 133 Spring Lewiston, were involved in an accident as both were headed westerly on Court Street, They collided as Seger stopepd to permit 'another vehicle to leave a parking lot.
Damage was estimated at $35 to the Seger car and $10 to the Conley vehicle. ORDERS SIGNED BY JUSTICE DELAHANTY Two orders were signed Wednesday in Androscoggin Superior Court by Justice Thomas E. Delahanty, One gave custody of a minor child to Linda Joyce Jones of Turner pending hearing on a divorce action. She seeks to end her marriage to William Harris Jones of Canton. They.
were married at Canton Feb. 14, 1970. He also was ordered to pay $25 a week for support of his wife and the child. Justice Delahanty also signed an order finding Jerome A. Flagg of Fayette to be $208 in arrears in court-ordered support payments.
The action was brought by Carole Flagg Redman who alleged he was in arrears in $30- a -week payments ordered by the court on July 24, 1963. DELAHANTY SIGNS DIVORCE ACTIONS Superior 'Court Justice Thomas E. Delahanty signed two divorce decrees Wednesday as the September term in Androscoggin -Superior Court got under way. Stuart H. Record of Livermore Falls granted a divorce from Althea H.
Record of Fayette on the grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. They were married May 29, 1940 at Livermore Falls and have three children, all of whom are now adults. Marie Evrard of Auburn, was granted a divorce Walter G. Evrard, of Lewiston, on her counterclaim in the action. The divoree was granted on the of cruel and abusive treatment, She was given custody of their two children, ages 15 and 11, and be is to pay $60 a week for support of the children and pay all of their medical, dental optical bills, and hospitalization tion rights and is to have the expenses, He is to have children with him for two weeks during the summer.
IN POLICE CIRCLES Lewiston police are investigating He hit-and-run mishap which reportedly occurred Wednesday morning in front of 88 Commercial Lewiston. The car owned by George Coffin of 326 Russell Lewiston, sustained approximately $75 damage to the left front. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks 10 relatives, friends. neighbors, Fortin: Funeral Parlors, Priests of Holy Cross PorIsh, those who loaned cars, the pallbearers, and all others for the kindness sympathy shown us during our recent Dereavement: Also for the cords. Mosses.
spiritual and floral bouquets. The Family of Arthur J. Bell Conrad H. Rivard Conrad H. Rivard, 53, formerly of Lewiston, died Tuesday at San Diego, following a long illness.
CONRAD H. RIVARD Born in Lewiston, March .7. 1917, the son of Heleodore and Clara Maheux Rivard, he was educated in local schools. Mr. Rivard worked as an electrician for many years and had been living in California the past 15 years.
Mr. Rivard was a member of Jacques Cartier Club and the Pastime Club while residing in Lewiston. He was also a veteran of World War II. Survivors include three sons, Gerald and Conrad both of Westboro, and Raymond Pauline Montigny, both of Springfield, and Mrs. Johannes (Martina) Rasmussen, Jacksonville, three brothers, Sylvio, Lucien and Laurent, all of Lewiston.
Dr. M. A. Torrey Marcus died Allan Tuesday 67, at of Ellsworth, Bangor a long illness. Dr.
Torrey followisE, Bates College graduate. Born at Steuben, Dec. 9, 1902, the son. of Ernest and Bertha (Dorr) Torrey, Dr. Torrey was from Bates in 1928 graduated, member of Phi Beta Kappa Society.
He was also a graduate of Long Island College of Medicine in 1933 and completed graduate work in bronchoesophagology at Temple University in 1947. member of the Hanco*ck County and the State of Maine Medical Associations, Dr. Torrey was a consultant at the Castine Community Hospital and had a staff appointment at the Mount Desert Island Hospital in Bar Harbor and the Blue Hill Memorial Hospital. He was a major in the Air Corps during World War II. Dr.
Torrey a member the First Congregational Church of Ellsworth, Legonias Lodge of Masons, Acadia Chapter and the Blanquefort Commandery, located at Ellsworth, and Anab Shrine, Bangor. He is survived by his Mrs. Lona (Greenleaf) Torrey; and his mother, of Ellsworth. Gardner H. Jackson GARDINER Gardner H.
Jackson 47, died Sunday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Boston. He was born in Gardiner, July 30, 1923, the son of Lee and Jackson. Survivors include three sons, Terry Lee, Lewiston; Gary Howard, Richmond, and GardHoward Gardiner; a daughter, Mrs. Dolores E. Goggin, Randolph; two brothers, Arnold, Portsmouth, N.H., and Glennwood Otis Air Force Base, and three grandchildren.
LEO 0. RANCOURT BE BERLIN, N.H. Services for Leo 0. Rancourt were held Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Angel Guardian Church following recitation of prayers at the Fleury Funeral Home.
Rev. of Maurice Leclere was celebrant a high Mass of requiem. Interment -was in St. Anne cemetery. Bearers, were from the Berlin Police Paul Trembaly, Asst.
Marshall Alex Dumeshil, Sgt. Henry Bergeron, Sgt. O'Neil Plummer, Sgt. Raymond Boivin, Retired Sgt. Alfred Gauvin.
MRS. C. KARAHALIOS Funeral for Mrs Christine Karahalios were held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church following prayers at the Roderick funeral home. Officiating at the service and interment -in Oak Hill Cemetery was Rev.
Alexopoulos: assisted by the chanter Vaious Rizoulis." The bearers were Paul Karahalios, Nicholas Karahalios, George Arthur Gratas, Angelo. Zaharopoulos and Thomas Hattis. Attending from out -town were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gratas (and Arthur Gratas of New York City; Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Sacclaris, Ann and George Sacclaris of Livingstone, N.J.; John Sioras of New York City: Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gousis of Lenox, Mr. Mrs.
George 'Poulos and son, Peter. of Belmont, Mrs. Nick Metanios Boston: Mrs. Andrew Kagalas, Peter and Georgia Kagalas and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gianopoulos of Watertown, Mrs. Francis Mazrodonis of Portland; Mrs. Nick- Kasalas of Newburyport, Lewis Kesaris of Augusta; and Angelo Zaharopoulos of Union City, CARD OF THANKS wish to express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown to me at the time of the death of sorta PFC Dale Buxton. U.S.M.C. RUSSELL BUXTON LOCKE MILLS Earl W.
Chainey, Locke Mills, and Newton, died unexpectedly Aug. 24 at Rumford Community Hospital. Mr. Chainey was born Nov. 17, loRe Revere, and was a resident of Locke Mills.
He was the son of Earl S. and Adelaide G. Chainey, Revere, Mass. He was a World War II veteran having served in the Air. Corps Military and a member of the JacksonSilver AL Post of Locke Mills.
Mr. Chainey is survived by two sisters. Mrs. June Onorati, Newton, and Mrs. Viola DeFlumere, Revere, Mass.
Interment was: in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Chelsea, Mass. CLYDE A. JOHNSON Earl W. Chainey BERLIN, N.H. Services for Clyde A.
Johnson, formerly of Berlin, were held' Monday at 2 p.m. a t. Berlin Congregational Church with Rev. Dale True officiating. Interment was in Hillerest Cemetery, Milan.
Bearers were Herbert and William Sullivan, Harry Mike Johnson, Paul Pederson, Bruce Hogan and Howard Robinson. JOHN MARKAVITCH DUMMER, N.H. Services for John J. Markavitch were held a Friday at the Parker and Holmes Funeral Home, Berlin. Interment was in the Sand Hill Cemetery.
Rev. Daniel Lamothe officiated. Bearers 'were Leo Frizzell, Harris Witham, John T. and John J. Markavitch.
CLARENCE CURLEY BERLIN, N.H. Services for Clarence T. Curley were held Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Kieran's hurch following prayers at the Parker and Funeral Home Interment was in the family lot in Calvary Cemetery.
Rev. Edwin Merchant celebrated the requiem high Mass. Bearers were Joe Couhie, Thomas, Patrick and Kevin Pickford, Frank and Dennis Curley. Angie R. Pierce LITCHFIELD Angie el Roberts Pierce, 90, died Wednesday night at the Gardiner General Hospital a short illness.
Born April 23, 1880, in Litchfield, she was the daughter of Gardner and Arianna Hutchinson Roberts. She was and was a Litchfield educated in Litchfield, schools Plains Baptist Church; Mystic Chapter, OES, and Litchfield She was married to Edward Pierce in 1920, who died in 1948. There are no near survivors. DIED At Gardiner Sept. 2, Angie Roberts be Pierce held of Litchfield.
Funeral services will Friday at 2 p.m. at Litchfield Plains Baptist church. Friends may call at Bragdon-Flanders Funeral Home, Thursday evening, Interment- LitchfieldPlains cemetery. Walter Kuestenmacker Walter Henry Kuestenmacker, 67, died unexpectedly Tuesday night at his home, Essex Lynnfield Center, Mass. He was born March 15, 1903, in Boston.
the son of Walter and Eleanor Brown Kuestenmacker. He was a member of the Lynnfield Center school board committee and was a retired engineer for the New England Tlephone Co. His wife, the former Elizabeth Hill, Augusta, died in 1967. Mrs. Bertha Stone AUGUSTA Mrs.
Bertha L. Stone, 59, of 27 Chapel died Wednesday at Augusta General She was born in Suncook, Hospital after a short illness. A N.H., June 12, 1911, the daughter of Louis and Bertha Robert Blazon. Mrs. Stone was a communicant of St.
Mary's Catholic Church. Surviving are her husband, Milton A. Stone, Augusta; her mother of Suncook, N.H.: five brothers, Edward, Louis, Robert and Paul, all of Suncook, and Roland of Concord, N.H.: and two, sisters, Mrs. Rita Heath, Manchester, N.H., and Mrs. Angie Roberts, "Suncook.
WITH THE HOSPITALS CENTRAL MAINE GENERAL Discharges Wednesday: Alicia Johnson, 70 Manley Auburn Ruth C. Boyd, Buckfield; Marguerite Bradbury, 35 Manley Auburn; Marie Chabot, 494 Riverside Drive, Auburn; Elsie E. Coyne, 33 Pleasant Auburn; Alan Desjordins, 6 Scribner Circle, Lewiston; Barbara Garrigan, 27 Pine Auburn; Jessie R. Larrabee. 806 Broad Auburn; Morgan, 3.
Sabattus' Lewiston; Kenneth Ouelette, 948 Lisbon Lewiston: Kenneth Peare, Turner: Joseph P. Pelletier, 24 Old Greene Road, Lewiston: Mary Welch, Mount Vernon; John Wonneberger, Lisbon Falls; Mrs. Stephen McDonald and a daughter. Poland Spring: Mrs. Ralph Smith and daughter, 70 Manley Auburn.
Births "Wednesdav: A boy to Mrs. Milton Newton, 144 Lincoln girl to Mrs. Duane Mitchell," Livermore. NEGOTIATIONS ON FIRE PACT START between- the City of Auburn and the Auburn local the International Association of Firefighters, are scheduled DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST LISBON YOUTH -The case of a Lisbon teenager charged with breaking and entering. with intent to commit larceny at a Webster variety store was dismisstrict Wednesday at Eighth Court, Lewiston.
Denis Bernier, 17, entered no plea to the charge brought against him Aug. 30. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence. In other cases heard at the district court Wednesday: Donald B. Fauvreau, 18, of Bethel, charged with passing red traffic light, Chestnut Street, Lewiston, Aug.
28. pleaded guilty, fined $15. Gaylan L. Helners, 22, of Rushmore, charged with speeding 70 miles per hour in 50-mph zone, Lisbon, Aug. 28, pleaded guilty, fined $20.
Raymond Forgues, 317 Lisbon Lewiston, charged with failure to pay a parking ticket within ten days, Lewiston, pleaded guilty, fined $5. George F. Smith, 25, of Monmouth, charged with speeding 60 miles per hour in 35-mph zone, Main Street, Lewiston, Aug. 29, no plea, filed on payment of $15 costs. Albert St.
Pierre 23, of 275 Park Lewiston, charged with, assault and battery and malicious mischief, Aug. 2, Lewiston, guilty, continued to 2 for sentencing. Gerard Begin, 30, of Webster, charged with overtime parking, Turner Street, Auburn, June 3. pleaded innocent, continued to Sept. 9.
Terrance W. Kirk, 23, of Lisbon, charged with operating a motor vehicle making excessive noise (muffler), Lisbon, Aug. 20, pleaded innocent, case filed. Roland Sheink, 39, of 41 Furbush Lewiston, charged with speeding 45 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone, Grove Street, Lewiston, Aug. no plea, dismissed.
Harry Lapointe, 40, of 20 Richard Terrace? Lewiston, charged with speeding 45 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone, Grove Street, Lewiston, Aug. 24, plea, dismissed. David F. Violette, of 83 charged with- malicious misAug. 26, pleaded innocent, case chief a Pine Street, Lewiston, dismissed.
Philip A. Densmore, 60, of Richmond, charged with operating an unsafe motor vehicle, Webster, Aug. 14, pleaded innocent, case dismissed. Paul E. Crowley, 22, of 90 Court Auburn, charged with operating motor vehicle Lisbon after suspension of license, Street, Lewiston, Aug.
15, no plea, case, dismissed. Herbert McIver, 19, of Lisbon Falls, charged with assault, and battery, Lisbon Falls, 31, no plea, case dismissed having complied with court Steven Gates, 19, of 308 East Lewiston, charged with illegal attachment of Aug. registration 29, pleaded plates guilty, fined at Greene, $20. Luther W. Smith, 59, Poland Spring, charged with failure to yield right of way, South Avenue, Lewiston, Aug.
26, case continued to Sept. 16. Dennis G. Picard, 20, 4 Towle Lewiston, littering at Poland, Aug. 28, pleaded guilty, continued for sentencing to Sept.
9. Matthew Higgins, 17, Lisbon Falls, 60 mph in a 45 mph zone, Lisbon Center, Aug. 26, pleaded guilty, continued for sentencing Oct. 5. Rodger Niemi, 24, 743 Court Auburn, charged with assault and battery on one Judy Niemi, Minot, Aug.
22, continued to Sept. 9. Richard D. Corydon, operating unsafe vehicle, Lisbon Center, A Aug. 29, pleaded guilty, fined $20.
Gerard J. 30, Webster, charged with assault on Officer Peter Haskell, Auburn, Sept. charged with overtime parking, Auburn, June both continued to Sept. 9. Albert E.
Roy, 67, 428 Canal Lewiston, failure to yield right of way, Spring, Hampshire Streets Auburn, Aug. 29, no plea, case dismissed. Lucky Skidgell, 19, Lowell 85 mph in 70 zone, Turnpike, Webster 24, Joseph D. Doyle 18, 103 pleaded guilty, fined $20. Blackmer Auburn, charged with passing stop sign, Western Ave.
and Auburn Heights, Auburn, Aug. 31, no plea, case filed: operating motorcycle without license, pleaded guilty, license ten days; operating, motorcycle, pleaded unregistered guilty, fined $15. Charles York, 20- Gardiner, operating vehicle making excessive noise (tires), Lisbon 26, to start Thursday. City G. Curtis ber, attending a meeting Wednesday night of the Auburn School Committee, told the ASC that negotiations with the TAFF begin Thursday.
The comment was 'made during an' ASC discussion of when that committee should start its negotiations with the city's teachers. Apparently the early start in the talks is to assure that agreement, will be reached before budget deliberations are so far advanced that appropriate, adjustments be made, in the event they are necessary. ATTENTION Members of A MONTAGNARD Social Club FRIDAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 AND. 5 I DANCING "The TO Roland THE Royal MUSIC Kinsmen" OF Tanguay, Pres. lASC Sets New Procedures; Limits Length of Meetings Auburn School Committee members Wednesday night adopted new procedures for conduct of their meetings, including setting a time limit the duration of their sessions.
Schools Supt. Donahue presented committee a list of four suggestions, and the committee added a fifth and amended of those recommended. Committee man Ronald Desjardin presented a proposal for setting the deadline, limiting the meetings to two and a half hours, and eventually this was voted. This would mean that sessions would end at 10 p.m. The committee normally meets at 7:30 p.m.
One of Donahue's proposals called for action only on items listed on the agenda for I particular meeting. 'To this, the suggestion Committeeman Elmer Berry, Road, Lewiston, Aug. 29, plea, 'case Roger M. Thibault, 22, Grove Lewiston, operating motorcycle license Sabattus Street, Lewiston, Aug. 22, no plea, loss of license days.
Maurice Thibault, 23, Orchard Circle, charged with incautious, imprudent Driving, Park Street, Lewiston, Aug. 29, continued Sept. 30. J. Simpson, 17, 151 Pleasant Auburn, operating vehicle wrong way on one-way Chapel Street, Lewiston, license Aug.
28, pleaded guilty, loss of ten days. Linda Greenleaf, Livermore Falls, 70 mph in zone, Lisbon Road, Aub. pleaded guilty, fined $20. Richard G. Dulac, 18, Rideout Lewiston, 45 mph in 25 zone, Farwell Street, Lewiston, Aug.
30, pleaded guilty, fined $20. William Asher, 20, Princeton, operating vehicle without glasses (license restriction), Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Aug. 28, pleaded guilty, fined $20. B. Smith, 17, Augusta, 77 mph in 55 loss zone, Greene, Aug.
21, no plea, license ten days. Roger Dunham, 22, Kents Hill, 50 mph in 35 zone, Lisbon, Aug. 25, pleaded guilty, fined $20. Kenneth D. Lord, 18,.
Hampton, N.H., 82 mph in 70 zone, Turnpike, Auburn, Aug. pleaded guilty, fined $20. Albert H. Austin, 24, Lisbon Falls, 65 mph in 55 zone, Lisbon, Aug. 27, pleaded nolo (no contest), fined $15.
Louis M. Hayes, 20, Lisbon, 62 mph in 50 Lisbon, Aug. 27, pleaded guilty, fined $15. Randall Matthews, 18, Lisbon Falls, 60 mph in 50 zone, Route 196, Lisbon, Aug. 27, pleaded nolo, fined $15.
Terry D. Graber, 20. Brunswick, unsafe Aug. 15, pleaded guilty, fined vehicle, Blast Avenue, Lewiston, $15. Gerald H.
Arsenault, 23, Lisbon, charged with incautious, imprudent driving, Webster, Aug. Richard 31, R. continued Caron, to Sept. 27, 3042 Webster Lewiston, charged with failure to display valid license, Lisbon, Aug. 27, no plea case filed.
Bruce Arsenault, 22, Freeport, charged with procuring liquor for minor, Lisbon, Aug. 27, continued to Sept. 18. Steven R. Cordwell, 19, Norway, charged with passing vehicle within 100 feet railroad crossing, Lisbon, Aug.
27, continued to Sept. 9. Reginald R. St. Hilaire, 18, 725 Webster Lewiston, charged with failure to signal turn and incautious, imprudent driving, Lisbon Road, Lewiston, Aug.
31, continued to Sept. 30. Paul Riese 22, 94 College Lewiston, passing red light, Main, Bates Streets, Lewiston, Aug. 27; no plea, filed on payment, $15 cost. Joseph P.
Goulet, 18, 122 Webster Lewiston, passing stop sign, Spruce, Park Streets, Lewiston, Aug. 25, pleaded nolo, fined $15. Bruce R. Poliquin, 21, 39 Josslyn Auburn, incautious, imprudent driving, Main Street, Lewiston, Aug. 5, pleaded nolo, fined $20.
Peter L. Milliken, 21, Lisbon Falls, drinking intoxicating liquor in public, Lisbon Falls, Aug. 26, pleaded guilty, fined $15. James Lagasse, 19, Hatch Road, Auburn, operating vehicle without license, Hatch Road, Auburn, Aug. 23, pleaded guilty, fined $15.
David Johnson, 18, North River Road, Auburn, charged with illegal possession of marijuana, Lewiston, Aug. 25, to Sept. 14. Patricia A. Doherty, 22, Melrose, 90 mph in.
70 zone, Turnpike, July 26, pleaded guilty, fined $20. Francis Proulx, 17,, 435 East: Lewiston, operating water- KOLICHE REALTY BUY BUY-SELL-BROKER 30 Franklin St. Rumford, Me. Land Timberland Homes Motels -Camps Farms Industrial Sites' A. Koliche, Me.
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Mexico Building August Hit Building permits for total, estimated construction of 829,556 were issued last by Auburn Building Inspector Ralph E. Emery, with being boosted by permits for two large structures. One of these was the permit for new St. Philip's Church on the Turner Road at an estimated cost of $304,073, and other was permit for the Auburn Masonic temple on Upper Turner Street at an estimated cost of $330,000. Other permits issued last month include: Gordon Winslow, renovations, 55 Grandview Louise Leavitt, addition, Skilings Corner Road, Richard Kendal, renovation, 207 Stevens Mills $500; Grace Huntley, moving, 205 Bomdoin Bell Tancrede.
moving permit, Center Street; George renovations and demolition, 933 Center $500; Donald Bernard renovations, garage addition, Turner 36 Elmwood Lowe, $450. alterations, Sherwood Oaks single family residence, Merriam Drive, Sherwood, Oaks single family residence, Merriam Drive, Onile Francoeur, demolition, and Eugene garage, 246 Townes, closed patio, 159 Third Thomas Giberti, alterations and shed, BIDS ON SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION OPEN Bids were received Wednesday on the construction of a sidewalk Lewiston's Pleasant Street. The bids were at the office of City Controller Lucien B. Gosselin. Bidding on the project were W.
E. Cloutier Inc. of Lewiston at Fuel Lewiston, at and Blue Rock Industries of Westbrook af $5,380. Also opened were bids on furniture to be used in connection with the vocational school program. The bidders were MiltonBradley Springfield, Sears Roebuck Augusta, Northern Supply Bangor, and Mainco School Supply Canton, $492.
Bidding first on a new mimeograph machine, and then on a used machine to be used by the department, and taking into consideration allowances for two old machines in -both cases were Haran F. Spiller Auburn, at $306 and $250; Carl L. Cutler Auburn and $200; Colonial Business Machines, Portland, $305, new machine only. The following bids were submitted on 6,750 barrels of bunker oil or number six oil and 6,000 barrels of number four oil: and da 11-McAllister Portland, $3.92 and $5.14, delvered and Fuel Oil Lewiston, $3.87 and $4.94, transportation costs excluded. Bidding on 10,000 gallons of range oil and 100,000 gallons of fuel were Fuel Lewiston, 0.185 cents and 0.1576 cents; Agway Petroleum Corp.
Auburn, 0.189 cents and 0.138 cents: W. E. Cloutier Lewiston, 0.1850 cents and 0.16 cents; Fuel Lewiston, 0.20 cents 0.17 cents: Morissette and Stetson Auburn, 0.19 cents 0.14 cents; Amnott Oil Lewiston, 0.174 cents and 0.139 cents. Loan Association, Lewiston, to Peoples Savings Bank, Lewiston land and buildings on the Old Lisbon Road, Lewiston, Canal National Bank, Portland, to Dolard and Priscilla Gendron, Lewiston, land and buildings on the Lisbon Road, Lewiston. City of Auburn to Jeannette! M.
Gagne, Auburn land and buildings in Auburn. Ada A Mills Auburn, to Allen Bishop, Auburn, land and buildings in Auburn. W. S. Libbey, and Spring Street both of Lewiston, to the City of Lewiston, righty of way over land off Main Street, Lewiston.
City of Lewiston to- W. S. Libbey Lewiston land or passageway over land off Main Street, Lewiston. Spring Street Co. Lewiston to W.
S. Libbey Lewiston land at Main and. Mill streets. Permits In $829,556 Total the committee added a provision that items could be added only with unanimous approval of the committee. Berry said there could be situations where immediate action would be required.
The other procedures set down by the committee call for the meeting agenda be distributed to committee members one in advance of a meeting, require that items to be placd on the agenda be given- the superintendent one week prior to the meeting and that new items introduced at a meeting be deferred for discussion to the next meeting, the latter on the grounds that this would provide sufficient time for background work which would facilitate decision making. the vote was taken, Berry cast the lone dissenting vote. EXPECT JURY TO RISE THURSDAY The Androscoggin Grand Jury, which started its deliberations Wednesday morning, expected to complete its work Thursday. County Atty. William H.
Clifford Jr. said he anticipates the jury will be ready its findings Thursday afternoon. The September term of Androscoggin Superior Court opened Wednesday morning and Justice Thomas E. Delahanty will hear contested motions and divorces Thursday and jurywaived civil cases on Friday, REALTY TRANSFERS The list of realty transfers filed to date at the Androscoggin Registry of Deeds: Warranty Deeds Charles and Nellie Goding, Auburn, to U. S.
Gypsum Lisbon Falls, land in Auburn. Lida L. St. Laurent Keene, Livermore, to Richard Elaine K. Wilcox, Augusta, land and buildings at Livermore.
Wilfred and Emily Rossignol, Lewiston, to Willard and Rossignol, Lewiston, land and buildings at Webster. Richard L. and Louise Gates, Leeds, to Reginald J. Lewiston, land and building at Leeds. Philip J.
and Rita P. Asselin, Lewiston, to Rene E. and Barbara Dubois, Lewiston, land and buildings on Elaine Avenue. Lewiston. Ellery F.
and Nancy L. Gray, Lewiston, to James M. and Eileen O. Lobaugh, Livermore Falls, land and buildings on Valley Street, Lewiston. Robert R.
and Irene E. Legendre, Lewiston, to Conrad E. and Florence A. Grenier Lewiston, land and buildings in Lewiston. Alvah White, Lisbon, to Alvah and Elizabeth White, Lisbon, land and buildings at Lisbon.
Wanda Rose Phillips Ferguson Calder to Thomas C. Calder, Lewiston, land and buildings at Poland. Wanda P. Ferguson Calder, Lewiston, to Wanda P. and Thomas G.
Calder, Lewiston land and buildings on Switzerland Road, Lewiston. Anna Scripa, Brooklyn, N.Y., Roger Director; East Rockaway, N.Y., and Andrew Cohen, New York City, land at Livermore. Althea H. Record Fayette, to Stuart H. Record, Livermore Falls, land and buildings at Livermore Falls.
Frank P. Ward Jr. and Ella M. Ward, Attleboro. to Marcel L.
and Evelyn M. Doyon, Lisbon Falls, land and buildings at Lisbon, Arland Peare Turner, to Mary Peare, Turner, land and buildings at Turner. John W. and Eva M. Stretton St.
Petersburg, to John R. and J. Gallagher, Lewiston, land on Main Street, Lewiston. Spring Street Lewiston, to City of Lewiston land and streets, Lewiston. Town Lisbon P.
Quit Deeditred and Florida Chartier Lisbon, real estate at Lisbon Center. Valeda -Turner, Woolwich, to Mildred Dubar, Woolwich, land and buildings on Union Street, Auburn. Auburn Savings Bank to Mary Peare, Turner, land and buildings at Turner. First Federal Savings and craft so as to endanger, Poland, Aug. 16, no plea, filed on payment, $20 costs.
Stephen Ellis, 22, 127 Horton. Lewiston, operating vehicle making excessive noise (tires), Lincoln Street, Lewiston, Aug. 11, pleaded innocent, filed on payment, $15 SHOP Furniture GRAVES Store low overhead low prices 2 Pc. Vinyl Sofa Bed Set. Now $139.95 Ass't.
Colors Cor. Maine Ave. Pine St. RUMFORD- Tel. 364-2331 MAYTAG Sales Service Washers--Dryers Dishwashers Waste Disposals Guaranteed 2 Full Years Art's Appliance SALES SERVICE Tel.
364-8608 or see ARTHUR A. GARNEAU 56 Spruce Rumford Clifford Street, $700. Reynolds Tree Co, addition, 845. Washington Paul Rybeck, single car garage, Garfield Road, Hanson E. Ray, single family residence and garage, West Auburn, Charles Plummer, kitchen cabinets, 20 Gammon $1,704.
Tom Simpson, addition, 37 Carson Str, Roger Ouellette, alterations, 78 Winter $200; Alfred Redmun, dairy barn, Danville Road, Gracelawn Memorial Park, addition and crematorium, 980 Turner, Barbara Goding, single family residence and two-car garage, Harmon's Corner, Cyril Nolin, garage and breezeway, Maple Hill Road, $4,000. Paul W. Bean, alterations and addition West Auburn Road, Philip Rea, single car garage, 55 Shepley addition Maurice Washington' porch 703 $350; Otto Wallingford, storage shed, Corner Road, $900; alternations, 89 Goff Regina Lawler, demolish house, 16 Myrtle Maurice Morin, swimming pool, Beach Road, "Russell Bixby, demolish garage, 356 Park Hubert Merrian, aluminum siding, 101 Allen and Wilfred Fournier, sun porch, 740 Washington $700. FLIM-FLAM TACTIC NETS TEN DOLLARS Lewiston police are searching for persons who confused young gasoline station attendant into handing them an extra $10 Wednesday night. Maurice Dubuc, proprietor Dubuc's, Esso Station at East told police a female subject drove into the station and purchased a can of.
dry gas, gave Dubuc's 11-year-old son a $20 bill to pay for it. A male passenger in the car then gave the youngster a fivedollar bill and four one dollar bills, and asked for a en bill. The youth said he was a dollar short, and when the man gave him the extra dollar, he returned the ten dollar bill, and asked for the $20 bill instead. During this time, it was reported, another passenger continuously asked for maps and directions, thus confusing the boy. Police said they have descriptions of the subjects and are still working on the case.
IN POLICE CIRCLES Two 30-foot lengths were reported stolen Weednesday from a construction East Avenue, Lewiston. Bert of 35 Jeffrey Lewiston, told poice the chains were taken during the 'night from around bui ding currently under construction. The value of the chains is unknown. COMPLETES TRAINING Airman Daniel A. Lambert, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerard 0. Lambert of 142 Stetson Road Lewiston, has completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, for training in the missile maintenance field. Airman Lambert is a 1969 graduate of St.
Dominic's Regional High WANTED: LOTS of LAND Large tracts of land needed to supply the demands of investors and developers. Cut over timberlands, and shore tracts are being sought by out-of-state buyers. We are particularly interesed in large acreage, the larger the better. Get a premium value for your property now. ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING ANY TYPE OF PROPERTY? LET US APPRAISE YOUR PROPERTY FREE AND EXPLAIN OUR LISTING SERVICE IF YOUR PROPERTY IS NOT SOLD IN THE LISTING PERIOD YOU PAY US NOTHING If you are considering selling your business, consult or contact us.
We have numerous out-of-staters who want to invest in Maine's future. Maine Real Estate Broker A. Koliche Koliche Realty 30 Franklin Street, Rumford 364-4367 SALESMAN: Donald Collins, Dixfield. Tel. 562-7300 WANTED: LOTS of FARMS and PROPERTIES.
