Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 2

LEWISTON EVENING 5,000 participants, was one of three who tied for first place. He was a former member of the Sekenger Council, K. of and a member of the American Federation of Police. In January 1926 he married Hilda A. Fennimore who survives him.

Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edward Mosher of Medway, a brother, Henry of Bath; four sisters, Mrs. Arthur Gallagher of Auburndale, Mrs. Angus MacDonald and Ruby MacDonald, both of Bangor, and Mrs. Joseph Fournier of Elmwood, and two grandchildren.

Kathryn Hilton HALLOWELL Mrs. Kathryn A. Hilton, 86, of Vaughan Street and Auburn, died Saturday night in an Auburn nursing home after a long illness. She was born March 21, 1888 in Old Town, the daughter of James H. and Bertha A.

Clark Anderson. She was a member and past noble grand of the Golden Link Rebekah Lodge, Gilford and associate member of Granite City Rebekah Lodge, Hallowell. Mrs. Hilton was past president of Moosehead Past Noble Grand charter member of Pythian Sisters, Chiquita Temple of Abbott and a member of the WCTU. Surviving are a stepson, Lester 0.

Hilton, Bingham; a' stepdaughter, Mrs. Hildred M. Flanagin, Madison and a stepgrandson. Emile Christman Emile J. Christman, 85, of 1290 West Chicago Detroit, Michigan, died at Plymouth General Hospital in Detroit following a long illness.

Born in Brunswick, he was the son of Joseph and Ester Belanger Christman. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Germaine Murphy of Lewiston. Amie Belanger Amie Lynn Belanger, daughter of Jacques V. and Nancy L.

Vallee Belanger, Cotton Road, Lewiston, died at St. Mary's General Hospital shortly after birth, Saturday. In addition to her parents, survivors include one sister, Michelle, of Lewiston; the maternal grandparents, Mrs. Irene Fogle, Auburn, and Henry Valle, Manchester, paternal grandparents, and Mrs. Reginald Belanger, Lewiston; the maternal grandmother, Alexina Bernier, Auburn.

FUNERALS CEDELICE CARON Services for Mrs. Cedelice Caron were held at 11 o'clock this morning at SS. Peter and Paul Church, following prayers at the Pinette Funeral Home. Rev. Rosaire Pelletier and Rev.

Lucien Grondin officiated at the mass as concelebrants, and Father Pelletier recited JOURNAL, LEWISTON- AUBURN, MAINE Staff Photo by Wardwell committal at the interment prayers. Peter's Cemetery. The bearers were Donald Poulin, Armand Poulin, Daniel Caron, Richard Sutton, Roger Cloutier, Edward Folley. BERTHA GRAVEL Services for Mrs. Gravel were held at 9 o'clock this morning at SS.

Peter and Paul Church, following prayers at the Fortin Funeral Home. Rev. James Donovan officiated at the mass and recited committal prayers at the interment at St. Peter's Cemetery. The bearers were Robert Leclair, Normand, Caron, Richard Caron, Albert Brochu, Robert Tremblay DANIEL C.

STAPLES SOUTH PARIS Services for Daniel C. Staples were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the I. W. Andrews and Son Funeral Home, South Woodstock.

Pastors, John King and Edward Gammon, officiated. Entombment was at the Buckfield Village Cemetery, where burial will take place in the spring. LED Responds To Three A.M. Calls Lewiston fire fighters responded to three calls before the noon hour today. At 9:25, firemen were dispatched to 666 Main Street to check out a short circuit in an electrical fixture.

At 10:41, firemen went to 62 O'Connor to handle a car fire which was extinguished when they arrived. At 10:50, fire personnel went to Birchwood Trailer Park to assist a person locked out of her home. Advertisement Advertisement Relieves Tormenting Rectal Pain Itch Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues due to inflammation. In many cases Preparation gives prompt, temporary relief from such pain and itching and actually helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. Tests bv doctors on hun- Congregational Church of Waterford and was a former member of Bear Mountain Grange here.

In 1921 he married the former Hilja Polkonen who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martha Klepinger, Kansas City, a son, Arthur P. of Windham; a brother, John of Norway; and three grandchildren. Gerard Courteau NORTH JAY- -Gerard J.

Courteau, 43, died Saturday afternoon shortly after arrival at Franklin County Memorial Hospital, Farmington. He was born in Lewiston, Sept. 30, 1931, the son of Edward Juliette Parron Courteau. He received his education in Jay schools and in 1951 enlisted the US Air Force. He served in Korea and received his honorable discharge in 1955.

He married Cassie Morrill at Jay, May 28, 1955. He was employed for many years by the Norwalk Shoe Co. Mr. Courteau was a life resident of North Jay being honorary member of the Jay Fire a member of the North Jay Sportsman Club, a member of North Jay Methodist Church and Wilson Lake Country Club in Wilton. Surviving are his widow, Cassie and a daughter, Jean Ann, both of North Jay; his father of Livermore Falls; four sisters, Mrs.

Theresa Bisson, North Chesterville, Mrs. Yvette Estys, Livermore Falls, Mrs. Evelyn Gassett, South Portland and Mrs. Avis Johnson, North Chesterville. Gertrude Powers MILTON PLANTATIONMrs.

Gertrude M. Powers, 76, died Sunday at Rumford Community Hospital after a long illness She was born at Augusta, May 26, 1898, the daughter of Elmer and Rose Rollins McCurdy. She was married to George F. July 23, 1922. Mrs.

Powers had worked as a. waitress in the vAX Restaurant in Togus and had worked as a cook in Augusta restaurants. Mr. and Mrs. Powers moved to Milton Plantation from Augusta two and half years ago.

She was a member of the Jackson Silver AL Auxiliary, Locke Mills and a member of Prince of Peace, Lutheran Church, Augusta. Surviving are her husband of Milton Plantation; a brother, Edward of Portland; a sister, Miss Agnes McCurdy, Old Lyme, two half brothers, Eugene Dow, Old Lyme, Conn. and Charles Dow, Portland; a half sister, Mrs. Myrtle Gammon, Auburn. Chester Soucie BRUNSWICK Chester Joseph Soucie, 69, of 53 Boody died unexpectedly Friday evening at a local hospital.

He was born in Benedicta, April 2, 1905, the son of Joseph and Annie Coolong Soucie. He attended schools in Benedicta and Millinocket. He was employed for several years by the Great Northern Paper Co. in Millinocket and came to Brunswick in 1942 as a guard at the Bath Iron Works. In August of 1945 he joined the Brunswick Police Department, retiring in 1970 as a sergeant.

As a young man Mr. Soucie served in Company 103rd, Infantry, Maine National Guard as a master sergeant and won many awards and citations for marksmanship. Sgt. Soucie competed at a National Guard marksmanship competition in Camp Perry, Ohio and out of dreds of patients showed this to be true in many cases. In fact, many doctors, themselves, use Preparation or recommend it for their families.

Preparation ointment or suppositories. York Family Day LEWISTON STEAK MALL LEWISTON HOUSE I Tuesday, February 25 Rib Eye Steak Dinner $1.49 Dinner includes 5 oz. Rib Eye Steak, hot baked potato, fresh garden salad, and hot buttered roll. YOU DON'T HAVE COME TO DRESS UP AS YOU EVER! ARE! LEWISTON MALL No Tipping Free Coffee Refills MONDAY, Sr. SOME MORE ELBOW ROOM The Androscoggin Savings Bank has made another major change in downtown Lewiston, tearing down large four-story commercial building on Lisbon Street, once the Carriage House gift shop.

The demolished building which stood where the crane is situated above, joined several other structures in the area which have been demolished in recent months, bank continues its own private urban renewal. In the background is the former Woolworth building which the bank is remodeling as corporate headquarters. Marine Corps Youth Meet At Waterville The United States Marine Corps Recruiting Service of Northern New England announces that it will hold it's State Meet of the Marine Corps Youth Physical Fitness Program (YPF) Regionals on April 5, 1975 at 10 a.m. at the Colby College Field House in Waterville. High School Teams in Maine will compete against each other in five (5) areas of physical fitness push-ups, pull-ups, standing broad jump and the shuttle run with each team fighting for State Titles and placement in the Regional Meet.

Also in the running with Maine Teams are New Hampshire and Vermont who are competing for the same Regional Titles. Their Meets will be held on separate days. The scores from the top three teams of the Tri-State Regional will be submitted for entrance into the First. Marine Corps District Meet (Northeastern United States). All participating high schools within the Distriet are competing on equal terms for the top three positions in the District.

The District positions will qualify them for entrance in the Nationals to be held in Washington, D.C. in June. Once at the National Meet, the top three scoring teams from each District in the country will The Auburn Rec Fourth and Fifth Grade Boys Basketball League ended Saturday with three teams deadlocked for first place. Finishing with 6-1 records were East Auburn, Fairview and Washburn Schools. Plans are being formulated to hold playoffs for the top spot, the first game likely to be held Saturday.

Washburn, by virtue of winning a free-throw contest, has drawn a bye in the opening round. That means East Auburn and Fairview will tangle to see which team gets to play Washburn for the title. In Saturday's action, Washburn crushed Lake Street 24-9; East Auburn, edged Chamberlain Fairview defeated Sherwood Heights 22-4; and St. Louis won its first contest of the season by defeating Lake Street 21-13. The following are the fianl regular season standings: East Auburn 6 1 Fairview 6 Washburn 6 Lake Street 3 Lake Street co 4 Sherwood Heights do 4 Chamberlain 6 St.

Louis 6 Bank Stocks Maine bank stocks at the close of business Friday: Bank of Maine, 38 asked Casco Northern, bid, 11 asked. Depositors, bid, asked. Maine National, 2,26 Merrill Bank Shares, Northeast, United Bank battle it out for National Championship Titles and $5000 worth of scholarships provided by the programs co-sponsors Post Cereals of General Foods Corporation. To gain entry in the Nationals, high school teams will compete within their own regions. The top three team's scores in each regional meet will be forwarded to that area's District In turn the District compiles all the scores submitted and selects the top three teams to be entered in the Nationals.

The top three teams and their coaches from each of the six Districts in the country will be brought to Washington to compete in the Nationals. The Meets are based on physical fitness testing standards currently in use by the Marine Corps and recognized by the President's Council on Physical Fitness. The public is invited to attend the Maine Meet on April 5 at Colby College. There will be no admission charge. Weekend Break Auburn police today were checking into a weekend break at Edward Little High School.

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GRAVEL Joseph Gravel Joseph F. Gravel, 59, of 95 Horton Lewiston, died suddenly Saturday afternoon after he was stricken ill in front of his home. Born in St. Fabien, P.Q., July 3, 1915, he was the of Richard and Delphine Campeau Gravel. He lived in Lewiston for the past 55 years.

Mr. Gravel was housing inspector for the city of Lewiston. Prior to that he was assistant overseer of the Bates Manufacturing Co. He was a World War Il. Navy veteran, a member of American Legion Post 22, a member of SS.

Peter and Paul Church and of the Holy Name Society, Surviving are his wife, the former Bertha C. Caron of Lewiston; two daughters, Mrs Richard (Marcelle) Labbe of Alderton, England, and Mrs. Robert (Joanne) Beaudoin of Lewiston; four sisters, Mrs. Adrian (Julie) Caron of Lewiston, Mrs. Patrick (Jeannette) Poulin of Lewiston, Mrs.

Albert (Cecile) Campbell of Bell Gardens, and Mrs. Lionel (Therese) Maillot of Oregon; five brothers, Philip of Greene, Henry of Lewiston, Gustave of San Diego, Eugene of San Francisco, Albert of Ukiah, Calik, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Basil Robbins BAR HARBOR Mrs. Ethel R.

Robbins, 80, died Friday at a Bar Harbor hospital. She was in Eastport, Aug. 9, 1894, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C.

Rice. Mrs. Robbins was graduated from Boylston High School, Eastport, in 1915 and from Gray's Business College in 1919. She taught the business course for several years in the Hallowell High School and Ellsworth High School before her marriage to Basil S. Robbins.

He died Jan. 30, 1975. She was the Bar Harbor Congregational Church. She is survived by one sister, Funeral Notices CHRISTMAN at Detroit, Michigan, February 23, 1975, Mr. Emile J.

Christman, age 85 of 1290 West Chicago Detroit, Michigan. Funeral services Wednesday 9 a.m. at SS. Peter Paul Church. Interment in family lot, St.

Peter's Cemetery, Remains are in repose at the Pinette Funeral Home, 87 Bartlett Street, Lewiston: Visiting hours 2-5 and 7- 9 p.m., Tuesday only. GRAVEL at Lewiston, February 22, Mr. Joseph F. Gravel, age 59 of 95 Horton Street, Lewiston. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m.

at SS. Peter Paul Church. Remains are at Fortin Funeral Home, 70 Horton Street, Lewiston. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in St.

Peter's Cemetery. LEVASSEUR at Lewiston, February 23, 1975, Mrs. Marie-Alexina Levasseur, age 78. Funeral Mass will be sung on Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Holy Family Church.

Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. Visiting hours at the Albert Funeral Home, 2 Howe Street, Lewiston, 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. WALLINGFORD at Auburn, 23, Bancroft H. Wallingford, February Winnetred Olfene Wallingford.

Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family. Interment in Mt. Auburn Cemetery later in the It has been requested, those wishing spring. make contributions to the High Street Congregational Church Memorial Fund, 106 Pleasant Street, Auburn in Bancroft H. Wallingford's memory, At the request of the family, there will be no visiting hours.

Funeral arrangements under the direction of Plummer Merrill Funeral Home, 212 Turner Street, Auburn. CARDOF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors, Msgr. Paul Gleason, Fr. Richard Mcinnis, Fahey Funeral Home, pallbearers and all others for their kindnesses and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. We also wish to thank the nurses and personnel at St.

Mary's General Hospital for the care given to Anna Moore during her illness. Also for the cards, Masses, spiritual and floral bouquets. The Family Of Mrs. Anna L. Moore BANCROFT WALLINGFORD B.

H. Wallingford Former Maine legislator Bancroft H. Wallingford, 84, of the Perkins Ridge Road, Auburn, died Sunday afternoon at his home after a lingering illness. Born Dec. 13, 1890, in Auburn, he was the son of John and Emma Wallingford.

He married the former Winnifred Olfene Sept. 27, 1922. He had served two terms in the Maine House of Representatives, from 1931 to 1934, representing the city of Auburn. He was educated in the schools of Auburn, graduating from Edward Little High School in 1907, and I operated the Wallingford Orchards until it was sold about five years ago. Survivors include his wife: one son, Otto H.

Wallingford, Auburn; one daughter. Mrs. Helen L. Mawhinney, of Machias; one sister, Mrs. Ina Whitehouse, Auburn: two brothers, Vernon Wallingford of St.

Louis, and Roy Wallingford of Pass-a-Grill, Fla. and seven grandchildren. MARIE A. LAVASSEUR Marie Levasseur Mrs. Marie- Lavasseur, 78, formerly of 16 Stewart Lewiston, died Sunday at the Marcotte Nursing Home after a lingering illness.

She was born Oct. 21, 1896, at L'Ile, the daughter of David and Marie Pelletier D'Amboise. She was a member of Holy Family Church, the Ladies of St. Anne, and Cercle Du St. Sacrament.

Survivors include her husband, Eugene Lavasseur, Lewiston; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph R. (Jeannette) Blais, Lewiston; a son, Lucien Lewiston; a sister, Mrs. Georgette D'Amboise, New Port Richey, brothers, David 'D'Amboise, New York City, and Leon, New Bedford, ten grandchildren and ten -grandchildren. H.

W. Jackson WATERFORD H. William Jacobson, 80, died early Sunday morning at Stephens Memorial Hospital after a long illness, He was born in Vinalhaven, Dec. 7, 1894, the son and Elda Niemi Jacobson and attended Monson schools. Mr.

Jacobson owned and operated a farm at Baker Hill here for nearly 33 years and for many years was employed at the Morse apple orchards here. He was employed by C. B. Cummings and Son, Norway, for 15 years until retirement in 1961. He was a member of the First ANNIVERSARY MASS FOR MRS.

DELINA GIGUERE Will be said Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1975 at 9 a.m. St. Peter's and St. Paul's Church.

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Depending on age Volleyball Semi-Final The East Auburn Lakers Auburn Rec. Basketball Deadlocked came from behind Sunday night to win the semi-final match in the tournament of the post season Rec Men's. Volleyball League. The number-two seeded Lakers dropped their first match to the third-ranked Dark Horses by a score of 15-13. The Dark Horses were led in that by Norm Gove and Bill Saucier.

However, behind the spiking of Verne Paradie and Mike Duperey, East Auburn came back to capture the last two games, 15-9 and 15-6, and advance the Lakers to the championship game next Sunday. They will meet top seeded Grimmel's Park at 6:30 p.m. at Central Gym in a best two-ofthree match. DEAN'S LIST Felix Belanger, '77, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Felix P. Belanger of 60 Wood Lewiston, earned Dean's List grades at Norwich University during the first semester of the 1974-75 college year. To qualify for the Dean's List at the Vermont college, a student must attain an academic quality-point average of at least 3.0, the equivalent of a grade in all subjects..