Deaths William Bado 1908 196? Portland to Saco
William Bado 64 of Saco formerly of Portland died yesterday after a brief illness in a local hospital. Born November 21 1908 in Torrington Connecticut he served in the Fifth Infantry and worked for Hannaford Brothers Saco Lowell and Maremont New England Division. Surviving are his widow Lois Mitchell Bado a sister Emma Horoth and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Hay and Peabody Portland with interment at Dunstan Cemetery Scarborough.
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William Bado
Lincoln Road
Saco
Portland
Torrington
Conn
Joseph
May Bado
Connecticut
U.S. Army
Fifth Infantry
Hannaford Brothers
Saco Lowell
New England
Maremont Corp
First Baptist Church of
Lois (Mitchell) Bado
Emma Horoth
Cleveland
Ohio
Hay and Peabody Funeral
Congress St
Dunstan Cemetery
Scarborough
Kennebunk SAD 71 Boards Considers Immunization Prerequisite
Kennebunkport physician Dr. Robert Ficker urges immunization as a school entry prerequisite. He notes Maine lacks a state wide requirement and urges local adoption. Dr. William Bergen backs the move and calls for legal counsel on medico legal issues.
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Kennebunk
Robert Ficker
Kennebunkport
Maine
William Bergen
Ficker
Card of Thanks Sincere gratitude to relatives and friends
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the flowers cards and gifts sent during my illness.
Funeral notices for SHUMWAY and GROSS and others
Funeral service listings include SHUMWAY and GROSS at 35 Spring St Saco with contact 284 5611. Den nett and Craig at 365 Main St Saco Maine with 282. EMONDs Funeral Home at 284 with 5511. Frank X Emond and J P Conroy are referenced.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Saco, Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Weather Outlook for Portland Tonight and Thursday
The Portland forecast calls for clear skies tonight with overnight lows between five below and five above. North areas may be five to ten degrees above zero south areas reach the teens to the twenties with increasing clouds and a chance of mountain flurries Thursday.
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Portland
CubaUS anti hijacking talks falter over hijacker definition
Washington officials say Cuba stalls on an anti hijacking accord over how to define hijacking and punish hijackers. Both sides favor extradition or prosecution, but Havana seeks broader definitions including stealing a plane or boat to escape. US aims to curb terrorism, not shield fugitives.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
United States
Florida
State Department
Department
Havana
Ac- Literon
Ameriens
Central Market Debate Faces Exchanges Merger and Authority
Paul Kolton of the American Stock Exchange and James Needham of the New York Stock Exchange clash over a national board of exchanges to govern a evolving central marketplace. Kolton advocates a self regulatory body representing all exchanges while Needham prefers a corporate style merger. They agree on the need for a governing system but differ on structure and power sharing.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Paul Kolton
American Stock Exchange
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Needham
Kolton
National Board of Exchanges
NYSE
Amex
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Exchange
Congress
Church groups schedule several services and meetings
The Saco United Baptist Church senior choir rehearses tomorrow at 7 30. Royal Rangers and Missionettes hold a Friday service for youths 12 to 17 at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach. Full Gospel Assembly evangelistic service Friday at 7 30 pm in Biddeford American Legion Hall. Pioneer Girls meet Friday at 6 30 pm at Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer meeting Friday 10 am at Lyman Protestant Church parsonage Goodwins Mills. Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses Saco hosts Ministry School at 7 30 pm and Ministry Development Class at 8 35 pm.
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Saco United Baptist Church
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Lyman Protist Church
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Mrs. Leo LaBrecque Seeks Care At Webber Hospital
Mrs. Leo LaBrecque of 47 Adams Street Biddeford is listed as a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Mission authorities note no further hospitalization details were provided.
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Leo LaBrecque
Adams St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Eastern Star Adah Chapter Meets Tomorrow at 7 30
Past Matrons Association of Adah Chapter will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Tate Belmont Street Biddeford Refreshments served. Tighe Beaudoin Farley Post American Legion will meet tomorrow night at 8 at the post home Elms Street Biddeford joint initiation ceremonies will be conducted. The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church will meet tomorrow night at the parish house Beach Street Saco a covered dish supper at 6 30 followed by installation ceremonies.
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Association of
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post
American Legion
Post
Elms Street
Biddeford
First Parish Congregational Church
Church of Christ
Saco
Beach Street
Arctic Cold Blast Grips Much Of The Nation
An arctic outbreak drives freezing temps across the country from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Subzero cold prompts gas shortages in Louisiana and Mississippi and cutbacks to Texas industry. Schools close, 148000 Atlanta residents endure a third night without heat or lights as Oklahoma braces for snow and cold.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Great Lakes
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Southeast
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Chicago Schools Face Massive Teacher Strike
Chicago public schools remain closed after 21 000 teachers walked out over pay raises causing 660 schools to shut down. Gov Walker and the Chicago Board of Education pressed for a settlement as talks continued amid broader city disruptions. In Philadelphia a court injunction sought to end a three day strike affecting 280 schools and 13 000 teachers and 5 000 other staff.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ilinois
Daniel Walker
Chicago Board of Education
James F. Redmond
Chicago Teachers Union
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
D. Donald Jamieson
Snowmobiler in New Hampshire Fined for Drinking
James Aldrich, 23, of Woodsville was fined 100 dollars, given a two day suspended jail term, and had his license revoked for 60 days after being charged with operating a snowmobile while intoxicated on a Bath street. District Court Judge Luiti Castello upheld that motor vehicle laws apply to snowmobile operators on a public way.
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Woodsville
N.H
James Aldrich
Luiti Castello
Charles Berry
Aldrich
Bath
Pupils Rally Over Salaries and School Day Length
About 285000 pupils joined protests centered on salaries class size and the length of the secondary school day. Activists demand higher pay smaller classes and shorter hours for students and teachers.
State secures 38 acre island near Boothbay
The state of Maine bought 38 acres of Fort Island in the Damariscotta River plus a adjacent land parcel for 95 000 dollars to aid recreational boating in Boothbay. Parks officials Lawrence Stuart and William Raye received the deed from Raymond R Greenleaf Boothbay Region YMCA Board president. Fort Webber site two acres had been state owned, now full island ownership rests with the state.
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Boothbay
Fort Island
State of
Maine
Department of Parks and Recreation
Lawrence Stuart
William Raye
Raymond R. Greenleaf
Boothbay Region
Ymca Board of Trustees
Fort Webber
Young Democrats weigh state chair race and charter issues
Debbie, a Democratic State Committee member, contemplates votes for a new state chairman after Severin Beliveau's resignation. The group also seeks to retain two Young Democrats seats, expand campus chapters, back a public power authority bill, and raise funds through a February Augusta victory celebration for Hathaway. The movement emphasizes youth involvement in party processes and caucuses.
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Debbie
Democratic State Committee
Severin Beliveau
State Committee
Mike
Young Democrats
Biddeford
Maine
Saco
al Beetey
Rube
Augusta
Hathaway
Deer Killed By Car Near Pike Entrance
A deer was killed yesterday when struck by a car driven by Bruce Cook of Paramus New Jersey. Police say the accident happened on Alfred Road near the Maine Turnpike overpass at about 6 18 p.m.
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Bruce Cook
Paramus
New Jersey
Biddeford
Alfred Road
Maine Turnpike
Third Peace Talk Session Underway
In Gif sur Yvette a third secret peace session between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho opened with both delegations avoiding public face to face contact. The talks ran 100 hours across Monday and Tuesday amid a news blackout and lingering obstacles to an agreement.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Gif Sur Yvette
Tho
Communist Party
Phere
Kissinger
Police Training Ends At Biddeford Vocational School
The first law enforcement program at Biddeford Vocational School closed after 15 weeks. Officers from Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk and the York County Sheriff’s Department graduated five members: Albert Lamerande J P Morin Arthur Garon Marcel Ducette and Robert Fournier.
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Biddeford
Joseph Beal
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
York County
Marcel Ducette
Robert Fournier
Area Police Chhiefs
Gay
Beal
Edgar Sevigny
Vocational School
Department For Justice
Firemen Quell Fryer Fire at Summit Street Home
Firemen here extinguished a blaze in a deep fat fryer in the home of Kent Knowl at 63 Summit Street yesterday evening. Earlier, Engine 2 and four men responded to a hot water pipe malfunction at John Polakowich’s home, 38 Staples Street.
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Old Orchary Beach
Kent Knowl
Summit St
John Polakowich
Staples St
Saco Crews Seek Water Main Break
Biddeford Saco Water Co. workmen search for a water main break along Beach Street in Saco near the bus company garage. The 3 p.m. yesterday break prompted street crews to stay on site overnight to keep water flowing, catch basins open, and sand the area.
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Biddeford-Saco Water Co
Beach Street
Saco
Bus Company
Saco Street
Bombing raids widen in Vietnam and Cambodia gains
Radio Hanoi claims B52s hit southern North Vietnam below the 20th parallel with heavy civilian losses. Hanoi says two B52s were shot down in Nghe An before dawn, while U.S. Command reports no B52 losses. Hanoi also says Cambodian forces have nearly liberated 85 percent of Cambodia but Phnom Penh offers no comment.
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North
Vietlnam
Radio Hanoi
Hanoi
Nghe An
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Council To Hear License Request At Old Orchard Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The town council sitting as licensing board Jan 15 to hear a victualer license for Saco Ave. William and Rose McNally, 88, are the applicants for the license.
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Old Orchard Beach
William and Rose McNally
Saco Ave
Victualer
Arts Program Series Explores Arts and Letters Jan 22 23
A group called For All Time under the National Humanities Series will present its programs on achievement in the arts and letters on January 22 and 23. Led by Prof Frank Ginanni with Kristin Murphy and actors Joseph Mydhell and Marilyn Randall, the events cover Faulkner Whitman Giraudoux and Picasso. The finale on January 23 at the Fairfield School Gym in Saco runs about two hours. All programs are free and open to the public.
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Biddeford-Saco Humanities Council
John Braley
William Faulkner
Walt Whitman
Jean Giraudoux
Pablo Picasso
Frank Ginanni
Middle Tennessee State University
Kristin Murphy
Joseph Mydhell
Marilyn Randall
Fairfield School
Saco
Braley
Parks and Recreation Department
City Hall
Biddeford
Bombing of Hanoi Haiphong Linked to Policy Aim
Adm. Thomas Moorer testified before Congress that the heavy bombing was presented as a continuation of the bomb-or-negotiate policy. The Joint Chiefs chairman briefed House committees on 12 days of intensified bombing as the first administration reply to lawmakers seeking a full explanation of its effectiveness and rationale.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hanoi-Haiphong
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Pentagon
House Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
Couple Rehired As Directors Of Girls Camp
Mr and Mrs Robert Wallace of Orono are named directors for a second season at Camp Laughing Soon in East Waterboro as the 55th season opens July 1. York County YWCA members re hired them at the annual meeting hosted by treasurer Mrs William Searle in Saco. A fund drive and annual reports were discussed with Verga Hewes of Saco present.
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East Waterboro
York County Ywca
William Searle
Ferry Road
Saco
Jean Smith
Sanford
Howard Cushman
Donald C. Stanton
Robert Wallace
Orono
Wallace
Verga Hewes
Hewes
Lloyd P. LaFountain
Biddeford
Bradley C. Leach
John K. Roberts
Earl S. Grames
Kennebunk
Ronald Dyer
Waterboro
Warren Walker
Clarks Mills
Roger E. Walker
Alfred
Winston A. Blaisdell
Elizabeth Jones
Springvale
Robert Foden
Cape Elizabeth
Camp Laughing N Alumnae Association
Cars Damaged In Biddeford Mishap
A two car pile up on Pool Road Biddeford caused heavy damage to both vehicles. Albert Grant age 59 of Saco pulled from a driveway and hit by Lee J. Goldthwaite age 27 of Biddeford. No injuries were reported.
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Pool Road
Biddeford
Albert Grant
Jenkins Road
Saco
Lee J. Goldthwaite
Grant
Goldthwaite
Spark Plugs Stolen From Car During Church Visit
Adelard Bisson of 4 Highland Street Biddeford reports his car on Center Street had spark plugs stolen while he attended church. Police say the theft was reported yesterday and the investigation is ongoing.
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Adelard Bisson
Highland St
Biddeford
Center Street
Bisson
We Don't Holler But Fellar Want Ads Is About
The item highlights a quiet classified section focusing on want ads. It notes small business notices and community listings prompting readers to scan the local classifieds for opportunities and services.
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