Obituary of Armand D. Paradis 80 Biddeford
Armand D. Paradis 80 of 49 Harding St Biddeford died Monday after a brief Illness. Born August 1 1896 in St Marcel Quebec he owned a Portland grocery and later managed the Thatcher Hotel Biddeford. Survived by four children and two sisters the Mass is Thursday at St Joseph Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Calling hours tonight and Wednesday at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home.
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Armand D. Paradis
Harding St
Biddeford
St. Marcel
Que
Dosithee and
Leocardie (Desautels) Paradis
Victoriaville
Portland
Thatcher
St. Joseph Church
Blanche (Drapeau) Paradis
Jean
Paul Paradis
Arthur Paradis
Quebec City
Paul Armand Paradis
Miami
Fla
John
Yvette) Tremblay
Gaston
Rojeanne) Lortie
Laura Menard
Blanche V. Williams
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Beach council blocks fire and school moves at night
OLD ORCHARD BEACH the town council delayed moving the fire department to the new police complex citing an unfinished floor cracked concrete. despite tests showing load capacity the council balked at appearance and withheld 15000 of 275000 until repairs. they also halted moving six school buses and the planned fenced gravel parking area near the high school due to sight lines with the police complex.
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Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
William Botting
Ross Road
Beach
Policeire
Littlefield Bros
South Berwick
Christopher Kent
Policeie
Parkin
Tennis lessons at Memorial Park court offered
Residents can join free tennis lessons at Memorial Park on Heath Street Wednesday from 12 to 1 PM. If turnout is strong, sessions may run Monday through Friday until September 3. Recreation director Michael Smith notes clubs sponsor the program and invites pool owners to lend facilities for swimming lessons.
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Old Orchard Beach
Memorial Park
Heath Street
Beach Parks Commission
Michael, Smith
Smith
Parks Commission
Red Cross
Nancy Dube
Saco
Biddeford School Board Reviews Free Ice Time Offer
The Biddeford school board meets at 5 PM at Biddeford High School to consider a plan by the Biddeford Ice Arena offering free practice and game time for school hockey players. Four other schools were to join, but only Biddeford and Kennebunk agreed to varsity hockey, while Thornton Academy and Old Orchard Beach declined.
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Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Kennebunk
Thornton Academy
Old Orchard Beach
Funeral Home Listings in Saco Biddeford Area
Funeral director contacts list includes Dennett and Craig 365 Main St Saco Maine Tel 282, Sansoucy Blais Biddeford Stone St 283 3653, R Martel director, Shumway and Gross 35 Spring St Saco 284 5611.
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Dennett & Craig
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St. Biddeford
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Fire destroys five story barn on Boothby Road in Kennebunk
Fire Chief says cause under investigation after a Friday morning blaze consumed a nearly empty five story barn on Boothby Road. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. Owner Samuel Ingwersen, an architect, planned remodel into a summer home. family unsure if rebuilding will occur. Volunteers from Washington Hose Co and Central Fire Station responded. no injuries reported. Peterson Realty moving into near by Portland Road site, renovating the white house into offices, with move planned around September 15.
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Kennebunk
Boothby Road
Lewis Burr
John Ingwersen
Samuel
Peterson Realty
Portland
MacDonald's
Saco
Donald Peterson
White House
Pronety
King Woodman Earty
Biddeford
Painchaud's Band to Perform at McArthur Library Lawn
Painchaud's Band will present a concert on Wednesday at 6 30 p m on the lawn of the McArthur Library 270 Main St Biddeford Librarian Robert M Filgate co signs the event with library cultural display and invites the public to attend with lawn chairs.
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Painchaud
McArthur Library
Main St
Biddeford
Robert M. Filgate
Filgate
York County Salon to Meet at Biddeford Home
Members of York County Salon 598 Eight and Forty gather for a dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 PM at Mrs Flora Poirier s home 1 Booth Street Biddeford Past Presidents Parley Dinner Also on tap for tonight at 6 30 PM the American Legion Auxiliary unit Tighe Beaudoin Farley hosts at Merry Manor South Portland
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York County
Flora Poirier
Booth St
Biddeford
Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Merry Manor
South Portland
Mrs. Mattie Trafton Admitted At Trull Nursing Home
Mrs. Mattie Trafton of 40 Pleasant St Saco is a patient at Trull Nursing Home May Street Biddeford Ritualistic services tonight at 730 by Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks for George S Lambert member Emond and St Biddeford to pay respects Fremont Club meets tonight 730 at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford to pay respects to George Lambert member
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Mattie Trafton
Pleasant St
Saco
Trull Nursing Home
May Street
Biddeford
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
Emond and Conroy
Hill St
George S. Lambert
Fremont Club
George Lambert
Biddeford City Council Eyes Funds for Homemaker Services
The Biddeford city council plans to award 2000 from revenue sharing to the Diocesan Bureau of Human Relations for homemaker services amid a 7:30 p.m. meeting in city hall. They also consider withholding funds from the Biddeford Senior Little League and incorporate a medical zone to allow a 12.5 million hospital on a 32 acre Alfred Road site near the turnpike exit.Legal briefing notes Webber property owner Webber attorney John Bradford says the zoning change affects only Webber property and a hospital pact would tax any future medical facilities.
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Biddeford
Eee
Diocesan
Bureau of Human Relations
Fincom
Alfred Road
Turnpike
Theospital
Webber
John Bradford
Deerin Icecream Bicentennial Band Rescheduled Concert
Old Orchard Beach announces the free concert by the Deerin Icecream Bicentennial Band, featuring 76 Maine high school musicians, has moved from Sunday to Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Memorial Park.
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Old Orchard Beach
Deerin Icecream Bicentennial
Maine
Memorial Park
Monk believes he's on his own in Maine Senate race
Republican candidate Robert A G Monks says national convention maneuvering will not affect his bid to unseat Democrat Edmund S Muskie. He argues Maine voters will choose based on age experience and policy and cites past state outcomes to illustrate voter independence on the ballot. He also voices a plan to reform inheritance tax on farm property to reflect current use and ease estate settlements.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Robert A.G. Monks
Edmund S. Muskie
Monks
Muskie
Ronald Reagan
Ford
William A
Margaret Chase Smit
Richard M. Nixon
James B. Longley
Kansas City
Reagan
Bangor
Portland firefighters contract remains a smouldering issue
The city of Portland accepts the fact finding report on the firemen contract dispute though union officials report widespread dissatisfaction. The proposal calls for a 16 percent pay rise in three increments over 30 months retroactive to June while last offer sought 30 monthly for a three year term. Union leader Ed Stanhope notes the raise equals about 29.60 weekly for top pay, with formal union action pending after a convention in Denver.
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Portland, Maine
Portland
Ed Stanhope
Firemen’s Union
Mgr
A.J. Wilson
Stanhope
State and cities win airport aid and more funds
The U S Transportation Department awards 1.89 million for airport improvements to Bangor Portland Presque Isle Lewiston Auburn and Waterville plus a 168000 Economic Development Administration grant to Passamaquoddy Tribal Council for a Pleasant Point community center An EPA grant funds a UMaine project a Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant helps Fryeburg and the Seguin tugboat restorations and a Portland house restoration grant.
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Augusta
Maine
U.S. Transportation Department
Bangor
Portland
Presque Isle
Lewiston-Auburn
State of Maine
Waterville
Eee
Economic Development Administration
Passamaquoddy
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Fryeburg-Graustein Memorial
Fryeburg
U.S
Charles Q. Clapp
Thieves Break Into UM Anthropology Museum
Thieves stole artifacts worth about 15000 from the University of Maine anthropology museum in South Stevens Hall. Items missing include three strings of Penobscot wampum over 150 years old an Eskimo soapstone ivory and quail bone carvings and three Peruvian pottery pieces about 1000 B C. One vase was smashed when thieves dropped it.
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Orono
Maine
University of Maine
Anthropology Museum
Richard Emerick
Eee
B.C
Emerick
South Stevens Hall
Chautauqua Week Sails Into Ocean Park With Speaker
Rev Herbert Gezork of Natick Mass will headline the 1945 Ocean Park Chautauqua Week. Services run 9 30 a m daily in Porter Hall starting August 16 with an 8 p m vesper Wednesday in Jordan Hall. The week ends with the 48th Chautauqua Banquet Friday at 6 30 p m featuring Rev Roger Palmquist of Wayland Mass and his bicentennial chalk drawing program Wouldn t John Alden Be Surprised Tickets at 4 95 in advance from the Assembly Committee of the Ocean Park Association or by calling 934 5034.
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Ocean Park
Herbert Gezork
Natick
Mass
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Jordan Hall
Gezork
Andover Newton Theological
Germany
U.S
American Baptist Convention
World Council of Churches
Temple
Roger Palmquist
Wayland
John Alden
American Academy of Art
San Francisco
Famous Artists School
Westport
Conn
Charles Schultz
Ocean Park Association
Association
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Portland Avenue
Maine Medical Center
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Oob
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
City Council
John Ewing
Denver
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Otis Sproul
University of Maine At Iona
U of M
Gingerbread House
Joan Dubuc
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