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The Lewiston (Maine) Daily Funeral Notices COURTOIS in Lewiston, May 1976, Mr. Donat A. Courfois, age No. Temple Street, Lewiston. Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, 9 a.m., St.

Famille Church. Interment, St. Peter's Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, at the Fortin Funeral Home, 70 Horton Street, Lewiston.

MARBLE at Rumford, Thursday, May 20, 1976, Mary Jane Marble, age 90. Private funeral services will be held Sunday at 9 a.m. from the Hawthorne Funeral Home, Dixfield, with Rev. Daniel Fenner Jr. officiating.

Committal services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Drew Cemetery, Drew, Me. The family requests no visiting hours. Please omit flowers. RABY at Lewiston, Wednesday, May 19, 1976, Mrs.

Florida R. Tremaine Turmel Raby, age 64 of RFD 1, Greene, formerly Berlin, N.H. A Mass of Christian Burial will be sung Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a.m. Interment will be in Mt.

Cemetery. Relatives friends may pay their respects at the Fleury Funeral Home, 72 High Street, Berlin, N.H., Friday from 2 to 4 and 7. to 9 p.m. RANCOURT in Lewiston, May 18, 1976, Mrs. Blanche E.

Rancourt, age 56, of 40 Knox Street, Lewiston. Mass of Christian Burial Friday, 11 a.m., SS. Peter Paul Church. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery.

Visiting hours Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Fortin Funeral Home, 70 Horton Street, Lewiston. RICHARDSON in Lewiston, May 20, 1976, Mrs. Flora Berry Richardson, age 63 of Norway. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., Sunday, from the United Methodist Church, Norway.

Rev. E. Millett Cummings, pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in the Norway Pine Grove Cemetery. At the request of the family, there will be no visiting hours.

Arrangements by the Raymond Funeral Home, Norway. ROLLINS In Lewiston, May 19, 1976, Normand R. Rollins, age 47, of Turner, husband of the former Nancy E. Estler. Funeral services from the Memorial Chapel of Dillingham Son, Saturday, May 22, at 10 A.M.

Interment will be at the Village Cemetery, Turner. Friends may call at the Chapel Friday, 2 to 4 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. Please omit flowers. If desired, contributions may be made to the Gard W.

Twaddle Nurses Endowment Fund, 300 Main Lewiston, Maine 04240. SAMSON In Lewiston, May 19, 1976, Mr. Henry Samson age 87 of 32 Drummond Street, Auburn. Mass of Christian burial Friday 9 a.m. Sacred Heart Church.

Interment St. Peters Cemetery. Visiting hours Wednesday 7 to 9, Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the Fortin Funeral Home, 70 Horton Street, Lewiston. STEVENS at Winthrop, May 20, 1976, Mrs. Hortense B.

Stevens, age 75, formerly of Auburn. A Memorial Service will be held at the James Funeral Home, Phillips, Saturday at 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, those who wish may make donations in her memory to the Shriners Hospital for Cripple Children, Earl Hawkins, Pleasant Street, Farmington, Me. 04938. TURNER in Boston, May 19, 1976, George B.

Turner, Manchester, N.H. MEMORIAL SERVICES will be held for HAROLD SHEPHARD on Saturday, the twentysecond of May, nineteen hundred and seventy-six, at two o'clock in the afternoon, Grace Lawn Memorial Park, Auburn, Maine. in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Maine Heart Association. CARD OF THANKS The family of MRS. EMMA RAINVILLE We wish to express our sincere thanks to Fr.

Rene Lavoie of Holy Family Parish, Lisbon Falls; the Parish Team of Holy Family Parish, Lewiston; Lisbon Falls Knights of Columbus Council No. 2358, friends, neighbors, relatives, pallbearers, Philip J. Ruth. Mahany, and all others for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. Also for the Masses, cards, spiritual and floral bouquets.

Sun Friday, held Saturday the BragdonHome, where friends from 7 to 9 in Leeds at Augusta, Thursday, May 20, 1976, Mr. Edward O. Friends may call at the Knowlton Hewins Funeral Home, 15 Flagg Street, Augusta, Friday, from 7 to 9 p.m. Odd Fellows Services will be held at 7:30 p.m., Friday. Funeral services will be held from the funeral home at 1:30 p.m., Saturday.

Kenneth R. MacGown Services will be at 1 p.m. at Flanders Funeral Monmouth, may call Friday p.m. Interment Center Cemetery. CONCORD.

N.H. Kenneth MacGown, 67 of 20 Exchange Concord. N.H.. died unexpectedly May 14 at Concord. He was born in Jefferson, N.H.

was formerly of Gorham, N.H. and attended the Gorham schools. He was a New Hampshire Highway Department designer engineer for more than 20 years and was a registered professional engineer. and had resided in Concord for many years. He was a member of the New Hampshire Family Campers Association and was a past trustee of the First Baptist Church in Concord.

The family includes his widow, Ms. Arlene MacGown; two sons, Ronald K. MacGown, Concord, and Marshall MacGown, Dexter, Maine; his mother, Mrs. Harriet MacGown, South Paris, Maine: a brother, Lester MacGown, South Paris, Maine: three sisters. Mrs.

Adeline Rosati. Springfield, Mrs. Dorothy Cole. Canaan, and Mrs. Evelyn Young South Paris and eight grandchildren.

Services were held May 17. at the First Baptist Church, Concord, with Rev. Walter S. Holder officiating. Interment was in Blossom Hill Cemetery, Concord.

Normand Rollins TURNER Normand R. Rollins, 47, Bradford Road, was pronounced dead on arrival the CMG Hospital late Wednesday night. Rollins was born in Lewiston, December 27. 1928, the son of Joseph and Florence, Girardin Rollins. He Turner schools and was a graduate of Leavitt Institute '47 and the of in Orono.

He was married November 30, 1957 to Nancy E. Estler at Saddle River, New Jersey. They lived in Springfield, and Peoria, before returning to Turner in 1965. He was associated with Rollins Auto Sales in Turner for some time joining Kilbreth-Rollins Realty, Auburn, in 1969. Rollins was a member of Ashlar Lodge of Masons AM and FM.

105: the Maine Consistory Portland: the Scottish Rites Bodies, Lewiston; Kora Temple, AAONMS. He was also a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Surviving are his of Turner: a daughter, Kimberly, two sons. Mark and Steven, all of Turner: a sister, Mrs.

Carol Morris, North Turner: two brothers, Richard and Peter, both of Turner. George Turner NORTH MONMOUTH George Errold Turner, 70, of 101 Sherburne Manchester, N.H., died at the VA Hospital, Boston, on Wednesday. He was born May 6, 1906. in Waterville, the son of Budd W. and Mabel Canwell Turner.

He was educated in Lewiston and Rumford schools and Monmouth Academy. Mr. Turner was chief radio operator in World War II. retiring in 1956. For many years he worked at the Winthrop Woolen Mills, North Monmouth.

Elliot Hospital, the Manchester Savings Bank and Sacred Heart Hospital, Manchester, N.H. She was a member of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter. Manchester. N.H., and the VFW in Winthrop. Surviving is a sister.

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He had been on Maine's highest court since 1966. RANDOLPH WEATHERBEE who resides out of state. The Answer: A Mechanics Savings Account INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL. You Never Lose! SAVE HAPPY! SAVINGS MIN, ANNUAL I ANNUAL ACCOUNTS DEP, INTEREST YIELD REGULAR 5.25% 5.46% 90 DAYS 1 YR. I CERTIFICATE 500 5.75% 1 TO 2, YRS.

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Burton Cross in 1954 and became the state's youngest Superior Court justice. His first sitting on the Superior Court bench was scheduled to take place in Androscoggin County, but he and Justice Donald W. Webber exchanged assignments so that Justice Weatherbee could serve his first term at Bangor. Webber handled the assignment in his own home county of Androscoggin. Early in his career.

Justice Weatherbee was a state representative and during his term in the legislature he championed a state lottery bill and the won passage of a measure which reformed professional boxing in Maine. In 1940, instead of seeking another term in the legislature, Justice Weatherbee was elected county attorney for Penobscot County, and later in the year resigned the post to enter military service. He served from 1940 to 1944 in World War II and then was elected judge of probate, for that. Penobscot position until County he was appointed to the Superior Court bench in 1953 by Governor Cross. At that time he was 45 years of age.

Gov. John H. Reed elevated Weatherbee to the Maine Supreme Court in 1966. and in 1973 Justice Weatherbee received a second seven-year term appointment. As a Superior Court justice, Weatherbee presided at numerous terms of Androscoggin Superior Court over the years before he was elevated to the Maine Supreme Court.

Chief Justice Armand Dufresne Jr. of Lewiston of the Maine Supreme Court was one of the first notified of the death of the associate justice and he. in turn. Thursday night was notifying the other associate justices. Justice Weatherbee was a.

native of Lincoln and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Weatherbee. Justice Weatherbee had been a life-long resident of the Hampden area. and a son, Peter, maintains a law office now at Bangor.

Besides the son, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Barbara Weatherbee: and a daughter Solveig Boucher Mrs. Solveig Boucher. 51, formerly of Lewiston, died unexpectedly at Hafnarfird, Iceland, Tuesday morning. SOLVEIG BOUCHER She was born on Dec.

1, 1924. Her husband was Roger Boucher, chief petty officer retired, formerly of Rachel Boulvard, Lewiston, who died Oct. 4, 1975. Mrs. Boucher was employed at the Belle- Moc Shoe Co.

while living in this community. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Asbjorn J. Bertmann of Iceland: and two sons, Gudmundur Brandson and Andur D. Georgedottir of Iceland.

Florida Raby BERLIN, N.H. Mrs. Florida R. Tremaine Turmel Raby. -64, of RFD 1.

Greene, Maine, ormerly of Berlin, Wednesday CMG Hospital, Lewiston, Maine. She was born Oct. 23, 1911 in Lewiston, Maine the daughter of Thomas and Roseanna Provencher Tremaine. She had resided in Greene, Maine, for the past three year coming from Berlin, N.H., where she had resided most of her life. She was a member of St.

Joseph Parish. Surviving are her husband. Le Paresseux SNOWSHOE CLUB Dancing 9 PM-1 AM Every Fri. Sat. Music by THE COUNTRYMEN Members Guest ID's Required Prominent Woman at Phillips Dies PHILLIPS Mrs.

Hortense B. Stevens, 75, died Thursday at Nicholson Nursing Home, Winthrop, after a long illness. The daughter of Will and Bell Hartwell Butler, she was born March in Phillips. She was graduated" from Phillips High School in 1919 and from Hebron Academy in 1920. After graduation, she studied voice in Boston, and New York.

In 1931, she was graduated from CMG Hospital School of Nursing in Lewiston and was a member of the staff of that hospital for many years. In May 1931, she married Clifford Stevens and they were associated with Teague and Stevens Funeral Home, 391 Main Lewiston for many The Nine Shangrila in Auburn which they built in 1948. she owned and operated until of 1974. Mr. Stevens died 11951.

Prominent in many fraternal organizations over the years, she was a member of Sherburne Chapter, OES, Phillips later affiliating with Mt. Olivet Chapter, Lewiston in which she served as worthy matron, in 1939: she was elected worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter, OES, State of Maine in 1943-44. She was appointed worthy grand electa of the International Grand Chapter of Eastern Star, the first Maine woman to hold an office in the general grand chapter. She was a worthy high priestess of Rugged Cross Shrine, the White Shrine of Jeruselum: a past queen of Arok Temple Daughters of the Nile and holder of the Grand Cross of Constantine and a past president of the Daughters of St. George, Lewiston.

She held membership in North Franklin Grange, Phillips, State and National Grange the CMG Hospital Alumni and Phillips Congregational Church. A niece is the only near survivor. SSS Homeowners LOOK! for Prompt, Professional Service on Roofing Siding Insulation Free Estimates 24 Hour Service 21 Yrs. Experience New England Blown Insulation: Mexico, Maine 364-2408 Mann Roofing Siding Co. BONDED I ROOFING FLAT ROOFING INSULATION VINYL SIDING For Free Estimates Call the Quality Experts (Collect 364-2040) 90 Main Mexico, Maine.

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Flora B. Richardson, 63, died Thursday morning at the CMG Hospital after a long illness. She was born at Raymond, March 22, 1913, the daughter of Charles and Lizzie' Winslow Berry. Mrs. Richardson moved to Westbrook as a young girl and graduated from Westbrook High School, class of 1931.

She was a homemaker and had lived in Norway more than 40 years. She was a member and past noble grand of the Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, a member and past matron of Oxford Chapter, OES. member of the United Methodist Church, Norway, member of the Women's Society of Christian Services and treasurer for several years. Mrs.

Richardson was a member of the Heywood Club. Norway, and a charter member and past worthy advisor of the Westbrook Chapter, Order of Rainbow Girls. She was married to Lewis Richardson, Dec. 19, 1932, Survivors besides her husband are a son. Robert L.

of Norway, and two grandsons. Mrs. Marby Marble DIXFIELD Mrs. Mary Jane Marble, 90, widow of Jerome F. Marble, died early Thursday afternoon at Rumford Community Hospital.

She was born in East Oct. 22, 1885, the daughter of John and Gertrude Magquire Girrell. Mrs. Marble attended schools in East Winn and East Corinth Academy. She was MEXICO LIONS Public Pancake Breakfast SUNDAY, MAY 23 KG MALL, MEXICO, ME.

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Wood AUGUSTA Edward Ovice Wod, 76. of 47. Longwood died at the Augusta General Hospital, Thursday morning, after a long illness. He was born Aug. 27, 1899 in Dixfield, the son of Seward and Theresa Marden Wood.

He had been employed as a forman in woolen mills in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine and most recently as maintenance supervisor at Liv. Falls Shoe Co. retiring in 1969. Following retirement, he lived in Winthrop until three years when he moved to Augusta to make his home with his daughter. He was a member of Mt.

Saddleback Lodge, 100F and Livermore Falls Lodge, 100F, was Past Noble Grand of Livermore Falls Lodge, a 55-year member of 100F: a member of Wilton Encampment and past Chief Patriarch, past district deputy Grand Patriarch and a member of Wilton Methodist Church. Surviving are a son, Edward 0. Wood Framingham, a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy W. Young, Augusta; two sisters, Mrs.

Lizzie L. Ford, Strong and Mrs. Mabel Mayhew, Manchester, a step brother, J. Ernest Sabine, four grandchildren. Napoleon Raby.

Lewiston, two sons, Turmel. Salem. N.H. and Florian Tremaine, Berlin; three brothers. Arthur of Berlin.

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Frontage 400'. Ideal for sales, rentals, etc. Call for further information PETER J. PERRY REAL ESTATE BROKER 89 CONGRESS RUMFORD Tel. 364-2273 With the Hospitals CENTRAL MAINE GENERAL Discharges Wednesday: Gerard J.

Caron, 89 Sixth Auburn; Harold Carter, Lisbon; William H. Colvin. Brunswick: Samuel Cooper, 1211 Sabattus Lewiston; Melissa Durgin, 456 Broad Auburn; Boy Feeley, Lisbon Lewiston: Stanley, A. Jones. Lisbon Augusta; Falls; McKinney, Monroe Gardiner; Richard Morin, Monmouth: Dominique Poulin, 1905 Lisbon Lewiston; Brenda A.

Ripley, 381 College Lewiston; Anna Swain, Lisbon; Glenn Wallace, Rumford; Mrs. William Nolan and son, 25 Lemay Lewiston; Mrs. George Richards and daughter, Livermore Falls. Birth Wednesday: A Boy to Mrs. Milton Chaplin New Gloucester.

ST. MARY'S GENERAL Discharges Mrs. Albert Bourassa, 105 Lincoln married to Jerome F. Marble on May 23, 1906. He died in 1938.

Mrs. Marble was a member and held several offices in the Alpha Lyra Club. She was also a member of the Ladies Aid Society and Grange of Wytopitlock and the United Church of Christ of Bernville, Pa. Mrs. Marble had been a summer resident of this area for the past 20 years and for the past five years had resided with her daughter in Dixfield.

Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Clifford, Orono, Mrs. Martha Griffin, Dixfield, Mrs. Charlotte Kingsley, Syracuse, N.Y., and Mrs. Geraldine Porter.

Robesonia, Lewiston; Mrs. Leo Bussiere. 86 Walnut Lewiston: Mrs. Leonard Buteau, 102 Pierce Lewiston: Louis Caron, North River Road. Auburn: Mrs.

Donald Currier, 38 Bates Lewiston: Mrs. John Drinkwater, Buckfield; Mrs. Roland Giguere, Pownal Auburn: Roma Girardin, 1008 Sabattus Lewiston: Eustis Grosselin, Gorham, N.HH. Mrs. Paul Knowlton, Greene: Robert Lamontagne, Bethel: Leo Lanore, 3 Loring Auburn; Mrs.

Joseph Moore, 46 Shawmut Lewiston: Paul Morrissette, Sawyer Greene; Mrs. Alphee Pelletier, Greene; Mrs. Gillis Perreault. 284 Pine- Lewiston; Mrs. Robert Penard, Sabattus; Miss Juliette Pinette, 78 Pierce Lewiston; Mrs.

Ashley, Smith, Mechanic Falls: Maurice Wadley, Lisbon Falls. Birth A girl to Mrs. Marcel Therriault, Lisbon. Two Drivers Remain Same at Hospital two sons, Paul of Dixfield was taken following an accident and Alfred of West Peru: a on Water Street. Turner also is a sister, Mrs.

Mabel Mulleague, patient in ICU suffering Quincy, 14 grand- probable concussion and children; and 24 great- multiple lacerations and grandchildren. bruises. AT THE STAR Prom Wedding 'GOWNS FREE WEDDING VEIL of your choice with each wedding dress $35 up Cap Gown Dresses Graduation Mother Of The Bride $1795 STAR LISBON 13 STREET POLAND Loren Moore of Poland was listed in critical condition at CMG Hospital, late Thursday night, where he was taken following a single-car crash on Route 26 here. Tuesday. Moore remains in Intensive Care Unit at the hospital.

Remaining in fair condition at the Lewiston hospital is Tracy Turner, 19, of Liberty, who was transferred there from Stephens Memorial Hospital where he.