to to Portland, Evening Express, MRS. PATRICK P. FOLAN lat a local hospital Mrs. Margaret M. Folan, wife of Patrick P.
Folan of Cumberland died unexpectedly Sunday at a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born May 1, 1900, County Galway, Ireland, daughter of Peter and Barbara Curran Foley. She attended school in 1915. She was employed for many years at the State Street Hospital. She was a communicant Sacred Heart Church.
Surviving besides her husband are several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be 8:15 a.m. Wednesday 749 Congress with a Mass the Resurrection at 9 a.m. Sacred Heart Church. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
MRS. HARRY BLAKE Obituaries Obituaries Mrs. Lavinia Smith Blake, 79 wife of Harry Blake of 45 Hanco*ck died Sunday morning Death Notices BLAKE In Portland, Feb. 7. Lavinia Smith Blake, of Harry Blake, 45 Hanco*ck St.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at 749 Congress St Interment in Buxton. Visiting hours at .749 Congress St. Tuesday 7-9. Relatives and friends are welcome (P.10) BOLSTER -In Brunswick. Feb.
7, Miss J. Adelaide Bolster of Yarmouth Road. Freeport, Funeral Tuesday morning Al 10 o'clock at 749 Congress St. Interment in Groveville Cemetery, Buxton, Visiting hours Monday evening at 740. Congress St.
Relatives and friends welcome. (P.9) -In Portland. February 8. Inez T. Bragdon of the Gray Road.
Gorham. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Dolby Funeral Chapel, South Windham, Spring interment in Hillside Cemetery. (P-10) CAMERON In South Portland. Feb.
7, at his residence. 36 William W. Cameron Sr Funeral Thursday afternoon Al o'clock at 749 Congress St. Interment 1n Forest Grove Cemetery, Dresden. Visiting hours Tuesday evening and Weunesday afternoon and evening at 749 Congress St.
Relatives and friends are welcome. (P-11) CARR-In Ventura. Calif. Feb. 3.
Richard (Dick) T. Carr of 6153 Goodland North Hollywood. formerly of Portland Funeral Tuesday morning SAt 9:15 o'clock at 749 Congress St. Mass of the Resurrection at 10 o'clock In the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Interment In Calvary Cemetery Visiting hours Monday afternoon and evening 3-10 o'clock at 749 Congress St.
Relatives and friends are (P.9) CHASE In North Berwick. Feb. 6. Grace Chase. 87.
Funeral services at Johnson Funeral Home. North Berwick. Tuesday at p.m. Visiting hoours Monday from 2 and 7 to 9 p.m. (P.9) DAVIS In Portland.
Feb. 6, Mra. (Mabel E. Davis of Buxton. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the Neal Funeral Home, 76 State St. Gorham. Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Saco Visiting hours Monday evening 7-9 at the funeral home, P.9) DELAITE In Brunswick. Feb.
6. Kathleen 8. (Katie) DeLaite, wife of Frederick A. DeLaite. Funeral Mask Tuesday at At St.
Charles Borromeo Church, Brungwick. Entombment in the Brackett F1- neral Home receiving vault, with Interment In Wetopitlock Cemetery in the spring. Friends may call at the funeral home, Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to A. (P-9) FOLAN-In wife Portland. Feb.
7. Margaret of Patrick P. Folan. of 419 Funeral Wednesday morning At 15 Cumberland Ave. 1 o'clock at 749 Congress St.
Mass of the Resurrection at 9 o'clock in Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery, Visiting hours Tuesday Afternoon and evening at 749 Congress St. Relatives and friends are welcome. (P-10) JELLISON In Portland. Feb.
5. Albert W. Jellison of 67 Ray St. Funeral Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at 749 Congress St. Interment in Mt.
Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Visiting hours Monday afternoon and evening at 749 Congress St. Relatives and friends are welcome. (E 9) JONES--In. Topsham. Feb.
Annie F. of Fowler Road. Cape Elizabeth, and Thomas Jones, formerly Portland. (E-8) LENNEVILLE In Portland Feb. Kathleen Vallee Lenneville.
widow of Prosper M. Lenneville of 36 Munroe Westbrook. Mass of the Resurrection Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock in St. Mary's Church. Westbrook.
Friends may call Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock at 795 Main St. (P.D) MANCHESTER In Falmouth. Feb. 6. suddenly.
Charles N. Manchester of 2 Riverside Drive. Falmouth Foreside. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at 749 Congress St. Interment in North Gorham Cemetery.
North Gorham. Visting hours Monday evening at 740 Concress St. Relatives and friends are wel. come. If desired.
memorial contributions may be made to the Maine Heart Association, Augusta. (E-9) MARKOWICH- In Portland. February 8. Hazel Wife of Patrick Mark ewich of 21 Spruce St. Funeral Wednesday morning nt 9.15 o'clock at 749 Congress St Mass of the Resurrection -at 10 o'clock A.t St.
Dominic's Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Visiting hours Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening at 749 Congress St Relatives and friends are welcome (P-10) NORRIS In Portland. Feb. 5.
Ellen wife of Hayden W. Norris of 36 Riverview St. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1 n'elock at. 749 Congress St. Interment In Brook.
lawn Memorial Park Visiting hours Monday afternoon and evening at 749 Congress St. Relatives and friends Are welcome. ROBINSON In Portland. Feb. 7, Edith L.
wife of George Ct. Robinson, of Buck Road. Gorham. Funeral Wednesday morning 10:30 o'clock in the Westbrook Unit. ed Methodist Church.
Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery (P-10) SMALL In Windham, Feb. 6. Forrest 66, of Gray. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. At the Wilson Funeral Home.
Spring Interment in the Gray Village Cemetere, Visiting hours Sundar and Monday eve. nings from 7 to 9 p.m. (P.9) SPEAR--In Stuart, Peb 7. Charles O. Spear Jr.
of 96 Goudv South Portland. Arrangements by the Hobbs Funeral Portland. Home. (P R) STONE Piedmont. Calif Feb.
Frances Marion (Woodbury) Stone. formerly of Portland. wife of Capt. Ray. mond M.
Stone. Funeral services Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Piedmont Community Church. 400 Highland Ave. Piedmont, Calif. Interment in Mountain View Cemeterv.
Piedmont, Flowers may be sent to the Albert Brown Mortuary. 3476 Piedmont Ave. Oakland, 04611. or donations made to the Maine Heart Association. (F-R) For A Warm and Comforting.
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775-3762 illness. She was born and She for several Portland after band, Elias She was a Limerick Grange en Age Center Army. Surviving are a daughter cousins. Funeral services p.m. Wednesday with the Rev.
stone officiating be in Buxton. In Memoriams after a long in Buxton, Dec. attended Buxton lived in Limerick years, moving her first Smith, died. member of the and the Gold of the Salvation besides her husband and several will be at 3 at 749 Congress George WhetInterment will For Information Call 775-3151 IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of CARL, MAGNUSSON Who Passed Away February 8, 1957 Sadly Missed By His Family IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of SADIE McCORMACK Who Passed Away February 8. 1970 The world changes from year to year And friends from day to day.
But never will the one we loved From memory pass AWAY. Sadly Missed By Children and Grandchildren IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of SARAH COYNE Who Passed Away February 8, 1955 Sadly Missed By Husband Children And Grandchildren IN MEMORIAM It Loving Memory Of GEORGE G. HASTY Who Passed Away. February 8. 1968 What would I give to clasp his hand.
His happy face to see. To hear his voice And see his smile That meant so much to me. Sadly Missed By Wife. And Family IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of JOSEPH A. BEAULIEU Who Passed Away February 8.
1956 Living memories never die. As years roll on And days PASS by, In our hearts memory 18 kept one we love and will never forget. Wife. Theresa Sons, Leo and Paul IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of KENNETH E. THOMAS SR.
Who Passed Away February 8, 1969 Wife, Margaret Son. Kenneth Daughters. Patricia and Clara And Grandchildren IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Son and Brother FRANCIS J. SESTO Who Passed Away February 8, 1967 Sadly Missed By Mother Sisters and Brothers IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Our Mother JENNIE CORRADINI Who Passed Away February 8, 1941 And Our Father CHARLES CORRADINI Who Passed Away January 1, 1970 We do not need a special day to bring them to our minds. The days we do not think of them are very hard to find.
Very Sadly Missed by Son. Lawrence Daughters Mary Anne Doily and Rita Grandchudren and Great-Grandchildren Monday, February 8, 1971 MRS. GEORGE C. ROBINSON GORHAM Mrs. Edith Robinson, 72, of Buck Road, wife of George C.
Robinson, former Westbrook, postmaster, died Sunday in a Portland hospital after a long illness. She was born in Westbrook, Sept. 7, 1898, daughter of Edwin and Jennie Lawrence Laverty. She attended Westbrook to schools and was active all her life in music circles. She was a member of the Westbrook United Methodist Church where she was a soloist for many years.
Her other church ctivities included the W.S.C.S. and the women's prayer group. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson moved here 10 years ago.
Besides her husband. she is survived by a son, Carl C. Robinson of Westbrook, a daughter, Mrs. Betty L. Rossborough of Panama City, three grandchildren, Nancy: and Lynn of Westbrook and Debra of Panama City, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Westbrook United Methodist Church with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, Westbrook. CARR SERVICES Funeral services for Richard T. Carr, 32, of North Hollywood, formerly of Portland will be at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday at 749 Congress followed by a Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m.
in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Mr. Carr died accidentally in Los Angeles Feb. 3. Interment, will be in Calvary Cemetery.
WILLIAM W. CAMERON SR. SOUTH PORTLAND William W. Cameron 52, of 36 Sunset Ave. died Sunday morning at his home after a longillness.
Born Nov. 20, 1918, the son of Bert W. and Bettie York Cameron, he attended South Portland schools. He was a veteran of World War II, serving with the Army in Newfoundland and Argentina. He was a mechanic and machine operator, last employed by Charles Paulsen's Service Station.
He attended the Methodist Church. Surviving are five sons, William W. Wallace Vantile C. and Andrew all of Portland, and David U.S. Army, Fort Monmouth, N.J.: two daughters, M.rs.
Cassandra N. Feenstra and Miss Gladys M. Cameron, Portland; two sisters, Mrs. Gladys M. Markee, Portland, and Mrs.
Nellie L. Johnson, South Portland; two grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at 749 Congress St. Interment will he in Forest Grove Cemetery, Dresden.
FORREST L. SMALL GRAY Forrest L. Small, 66 died Saturday at a Windham nursing home after a long illness. He was born here on Aug. 8, 1904, a son of Albert J.
and Annie Mitchell Small. He attended local schools and had been a dairy farmer, all his life Mr. Small was a former member of the Knights of Pythias. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Bernice Martin of Dry Mills and Mrs.
Grace Alexander of Portland. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Wilson Funeral Home here. Interment will be in Gray Village Cemetery. MISS J.
ADELAIDE BOLSTER Miss J. Arelaide Bolster, 69, of Yarmouth Road, Freeport, died Sunday morning at a Brunswick hospital after a brief illness. She was born Feb. 10, 1902, in In Memoriams For Information Call 775-3151 IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Daughter ELIZABETH (BETTY BOYLE) COMAS Who Passed Away February 8, 1943 Deep in my heart picture More precious than allver of gold. 'Tis meture of our dear loved one.
Whose memory will never grow old There 18 A Rad but sweet remembrance. And memory fond and true. A token of love. dear Betty And A heartache still for yOu, Sadly Missed By MammA, Helen McLean Son. Peter Brother, Dick and Family Frances and Family Sister.
Alice MARGARET TIRRILL Who Passed Away February R. 1968 Time speeds on. three years have passed Since death its gloom, its shadows cast Within our home, where all seemed bright. And took from 118 a shining light. We miss that light, and ever will Her vacant place there's none to fill Down here we mourn.
but not in vain; For up in heaven we'll meet again. Sister. Emily IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of My Sister Nephews, Richard Larry IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Ot Our Aunt MARGARET TIRRILL Who Passed Away February 8, 1968 "Three years have passed Since that sad day When she we loved WAS called AWAY. The sudden change in a moment fell, She had no time to SAy farewell. She was always.
so true. unselfish kind Never in this world, her equal, vou'll find. A beautiful life that came to An end. She died as she had lived, every one's Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Landock And Children IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of My Sister MARGARET TIRRILL Who Passed Away February 8, 1968 "To hear your voice And see your smile, To sit with you and talk awhile; To be together in the same old way, Would be our dearest wish Brother. George Mary Buxton, daughter of Lester Mabel Owen Bolster, She L. tended Buxton schools and uated from Gray's Business a College. A legal secretary, she employed for many years Harry Cram and later by rill, Dana, Philbrook, Putnam and Williamson. She retired two years ago.
She attended the Congregational Church and was a member fthe DAR. She was. former member of the Pythian Sisters. Survivors include a brother, Owen C. Bolster, Freeport, an aunt, Mrs.
Elvira Halloran, Portland. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at 749 Congress St. Interment will be in Groveville. Cemetery, Buxton.
MRS. PATRICK M. MARKOWICH Mrs. Hazel M. Markowich, 59, wife of Patrick M.
Markowich of 21 Spruce died this morning in a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born March 19, 1911 in Chatham, N. the daughter of John and Alice. McLaughlin. She moved to Old Town as a child and came Portland as a young woman.
She has resided locally since. For several years she was employed at Peaco*ck Canning Co. and the Fulham. Packing Co. Mrs.
Markowich would have celebrated her 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow.She was a communicant St. Dominic's Church. Besides her husband she survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will 1 be at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday from 749 gress followed by a Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m.
at St. Dominic's Church. In terment will be in Calvary Cemetery Picasso Among Paintings Stolen LONDON. (AP) Peggy Guggenheim, American patroness of the arts, says a Picasso and nine other modern paintings have been stolen from her $12 million collection at her Italian home in Venice. Mrs.
Guggenheim, 72, was visiting friends here when informed of the theft. She declined to estimate the value of the paintings Sunday, but said they were worth "thousands." The missing Picasso is called "A Boy with Stripe Shirt." Dara FrOm NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dope. FORECAST 30 Tuesday Morning Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated- Consult Local Forecast and atgrad- was by Ver- a and at to The Weather Heavy Rain Late Tonight, Ends Tomorrow Afternoon (U.S. National Weather Service Official- Forecast) Portland and Vicinity: Cloudy tonight with heavy rain beginning after midnight.
Lowest temperatures in the low 30's. Smith, Nelson To Head Mercy Fund Campaign Halsey Smith, chairman the Mercy Hospital Board of Trustees, and Harold Nelson, a member of the board, will head the hospital's campaign to raise 3.5 million for modernization and development. Smith, to be general chairman of the campaign, says the new hospital addition "will play a vital role in Mercy's continued emphasis on modern family-care concept. The basic belief at the Mercy is that the patient must be cared for by a health team that includes the patient's family." He added that there are no plans to make the Mercy a great medical center or to duplicate the exotic or provide the ultimate in sophisticated technology. "Mercy envisions upgrading of facilities, providing desperately needed space and complementing and supplementing existing health programs while at the same time maintaining the highest quality of personal family care in those services Mercy provides." Nelson will head the advance gifts division of the campaign.
Bangor Black Doctor Sees Christian Ethic As Unfair A black doctor from Bangor told an audience here last night that it is time for white America to purge itself of the socalled "Christian ethic," the notion that people merit the good things in life only in relation to the amount of hard work they put in. Speaking at. the observance of Negro History Week at Trinity Episcopal Church, Dr. Stanley Evans, director of surgical and medical services at Bangor State Hospital, said all people should be given the necessities of life regardless of whether or not they are employed and capable of earning their own living. Automation has swelled the welfare rolls with blacks, he observed, and this infuriates white America.
The black man suffers disproportionately because "the black is the last man hired and the first man fired," he said. Dr. Evans said that America would be determined to solve the unemployment problem if the minority was a white group. But white America's solution instead is to "isolate black people;" he charged. He estimated it would cost $20 billion to support persons replaced in their jobs by automation.
Navajo First WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) Peter MacDonald, 42, Teec Nos Pas, is the ninth man ever elected head of the Navajo Tribe, the world's largest Indian group. He also is the first Navajo ever elected tribal chairman with a college degree. He received a B.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Oklahoma in 1957.
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Portland, Maine N. Y. City Battles High Water; Snow Clogs Other Areas By United Press International New York City Police called for boats to rescue stranded motorists from flooded ways, heavy snow piled up in upstate New York and New England, and up to four inches of snow caused hazardous driving in parts of the Southeast today as weather continued to plague the nation. The Upper Midwest was so cold even the Detroit Zoo's polar bears didn't like it. The National Weather Service posted heavy snow warnings for a large area from Western Massachusttts and Southern and Western New York south to Virginia.
By early today Binghamton and Albany, N.Y., each reported seven inches of new snow and several other upstate cities had as much as four inches. Travelers warnings were posted as far south as the Gulf Coast states. New York City and Long Island had heavy rains. As much as four feet of water stood in some expressways in the area and police called for small boats to rescue drivers on the Southern State Parkway. Parts of the Belt Parkway and the Harlem River Drive also were closed because of high water.
The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for an area from New Jersey to South Carolina. I Southeast winds increasing to 15 to 25 miles an hour. Rain ending tomorrow afternoon. Highest temperatures in the low 30's and southeast winds 25 to 35 miles an hour. Probability of precipitation 100 per cent tonight and 80 per cent tomorrow.
Highest temperature here yesterday and lowest last night: Intown 41 28 Airport 34 29 Highest temperatures yesterday lowest temperatures during the night: Caribou 30 13 78 73 Eastport 36 26 Detroit 27 19 Greenville 30 14 Chicago 19 Old Town 31 20 St. Louis 24 Rumford 35 25 New Orle'ns 64 36 Mt. Wash. 10 6 Denver 31 17 Concord 36 24 Tampa 76 Boston 38 31 Los Angeles 70 51 Nantucket 32 45 27 37 Halifax Montreal 36 30 23 24 New York 40 34 White 0. -35 Philad phia 43 36 Duluth -20 Washingt'n 42 35 Reno 57 20 Almanac For Feb.
Day's length 10 hours, 15 minutes. Tide's height 9.2 ft. and 8.1 ft. Day's increase 1 hour, 20 minutes. Moon Phases Sun rises sets 6:48 5:03 a.
p. Low Low tide tide 4:18 4:54 p. Moon rises sets 6:32 4:35 a. p. Full First Moon-Feb Feb.
10-17 2-9 High tide tide 11 10:30 a. Last p.NM-Feb Q-Feb 25-March 18-24 2 Looking Ahead At The Weather BOSTON (UPI) Fair skies are expected over most of New England Wednesday and again Friday except for snow flurries in the extreme northern sections of the region. There is a chance of rain or snow over most of the region Thursday, the National Weather Service said today in an extended forecast. Daytime high temperatures will range from the 20s north to the 30s south, dipping to 5-15 north and 15-25 south during the night Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures Friday will range from highs of 20-30 south and teens north during the day to nighttime lows of 0-10 north and 10-20 south.
A tornado spawned by the same frontal system ripped through Gulf Breeze, Sunday, destroying an apartment complex and injuring persons. Damage from the twister was estimated as high as $5 million. There were no fatalities. Snowfall Sunday prompted travelers warnings for parts of 12 states from Northeast New Mexico across the Texas Panhandle and into Ohio and Maryland. As the storm moved eastward, bitter cold pumped down behind it into the Upper Midwest.
By 2 a.m. today, the thermometer had sunk to 28 below zero at Aberdeen, S.D., near the North Dakota border. As far south as Dallas it was only 21 above. In Detroit, it has been so cold for so long that an eight-inch sheet of ice has formed on the polar bear pond at the city zoo. The bears aren't taking it too well, according to zookeepers.
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