Obituary roundup from Biddeford Saco Journal ranks local figures
Obituaries tell of Roland W Babe Allard 44 advertising director who died after long illness in Portland. Also listed are Reta Small 38, Fernand Corbeil Sr 68, Mabel L Howard 82 and Leslie Clough 70 with details on births, marriages, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland W. Babe
Allard
Glen View Drive
Biddeford
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Portland
Arthur
Bertha (Simpsony Allard
St. College
Smithfield
Journal
International Paper Company
New York
Alta Group
Sanford Tribune
Rochester
N.H
Biddeford-Saco
Ad Club
American Red Cross
Catholic Charity Appeals Organization
Hazel
Belanger) Allard
Kathryn Allard
Bertha Allard
Frederick
Marguerite) Slocum
Caldwell
N.J
Roger
Marilyn) Bean
Fryeb
Reta E. Small
West St
Boston, Mass
Wendell G
Marion (Hayford) Small
Pentecostal
Togo
West Africa
Marion Small
Wendell F. Small
Worcester
Mass
Gerald W Small
Dover
Grayson A. Small
Sanford
Graham D Small
Glendon R. Small
Leona Ansara
Charleston
Gladys C. Small
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Greenwood Cemetery
Bass River
Leslie D. Clough
Kennebunkport
Maine
Walter S
Annie Bailey Clough
Wentworth Institute
Cleveland Steel Products Co
New England
Arundel Lodge F and AM
Irene McIntire
South Berwick
Bibber
Peabody
Fernand C. Corbeil Sr
Margin Terrace
Ferdinand and
Marie Louise (Bourgault) Corbeil
St. Joseph Highchool
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Brookline
St. Thomas Church
Florence
Roy) Corbeil
Fernand C. Corbeil Jr
Ralph Corbeil
Richard Corbeil
Roland Corbeil
Raymond Corbeil
Newington
Conn
Joseph
Theresa) Sandler
Coventry
Mabel L. Howard
Ramsgate
England
William and
Eliza (Malpas) Howard
Miss Howard
Lewis Polakewich
Lexington Minuteman editor heads to Carter inauguration
Anne Ridley Scigliano former ly of Saco now editor of the Lexington Minuteman Lexington Mass has been assigned by her paper to attend the inauguration of President elect Jimmy Carter on January 20 Mrs Scigliano daughter of Mrs Charles Scamman of Saco is a graduate of Thornton Academy and Bates College Lewiston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ridley Scigliano
Saco
Lexington Minuteman
Lexington Mass
Jimmy Carter
Scigliano
Charles Scamman
Thornton Academy
Bates College
Lewiston
Selection of Picariello jury gets underway in Portland
Portland aged 29 Richard Picariello faces a federal trial on explosives across state lines charges. Judge Edward Gignoux aims to question jurors while defense argues pretrial publicity harms impartiality as related cases reveal a group blamed for bombings including Central Maine Power headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
UPI
Richard Picariello
New England
U.S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Lewis Gurwitz
Boston
Picariello
Fred Hampton
The
Peoples Forces
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
FBI
Maine
Massachusetts
Topsfield
Joseph A
Aceto
Everett C. Carlson
Edward Gullion Jr
Carlson
Picariello Aceto
Gullion
Boston National Guard
Logan
Newburyport
Mass
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
Pease Air Force Base
New Hampshire
Maine State Prison
Maine bill would ban nuclear waste storage without vote
Legislature approval and a referendum would be required to store nuclear waste in Maine if the bill proposed by Rep. James Wilfong is enacted. The measure, still in research and to be finalized soon, would prohibit storage without legislative consent and a public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
UPI
James Wilfong
D-Stow
New England
Wilfong
Safe Power For
Pat Garrett
SAD 71 to talk bank bonds
SAD 71 school board will discuss bonding for the district’s 5.2 million high school project at a Monday meeting in Cousens School. First National Bank of Boston reps will explain bonding methods, bids for a security system will be examined, and an access road funding offer will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Bank
Cousens
First National Bank of Boston
Saco City Council to Decide On Scrutinized Pay Raises
The city council meets at 7:30 PM to consider pay raises for top police and fire officials including deputy police chief 12644, police captains 11643.50, and deputy fire chiefs 11205, with a first reading on a traffic ordinance and review of minutes. A liquor license for Tavern at 52 Elm St is on the agenda along with a public hearing on land use at Camp Ellis beach and comments from local residents and Safe Power on a bill language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ronald Ayotte
On Tavern
Elm St
Robert M. York
YCCCS extends registration amid weather disruptions
York County Community College Services extends spring registration for two weeks due to bad weather. Sanford center hours are Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Biddeford center hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call Biddeford 282 4111 or Sanford 324 6012 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Community College Services
YCCCS
Sanford
Biddeford
Snow dumping moves eyed as DEP bars Saco river
Saco City Administrator John Dexter says complaints about the Cumberland Avenue snow dump prompt investigation of alternatives while the Department of Environmental Protection prohibits dumping in the Saco River. Police report multiple accidents across Saco and Old Orchard Beach with varying damages. An advisory notes one in five males have a heart attack before 60 with a high fatality risk within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
John Dexter
Cumberland Avenue
Mable Avenue
Department of Environmental Protection
Saco River
Kenneth Pendleton
Riverside Ave
Lynn Toussaint
Seaside Ave
Pendleton
Biddeford
Ferry Road
Old Orchard Road
Bradley Paul
Pool Rd
Robert Powers
Biddeford High Band Uniforms Free Cleaning Drive
Maine Dry Cleaners announces a donation drive to clean free of charge the uniforms of Biddeford High School band members for their trip to Jimmy Carter's inauguration. Uniforms may be dropped off at 99 Alfred St Biddeford Pepperell Square and Saco Valley Shopping Center Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Dry Cleaners
Biddeford
Jimmy Carter
Alfred St
Pepperell Square
Saco Valley
Saco
IRS ruling reclassifies travel as nondeductible commuting expenses
A new IRS ruling moves business travel expenses that were once deductible into the non deductible commuting category. The change, prompted by a tax court case, requires some workers to treat daily office-to-site travel as non deductible unless reimbursements mirror actual expenses. The ruling goes into effect earlier than planned to ease withholding changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stains
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Wall Street Journal
Washington, D.C
Ellen Murphy
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roland Allard
Reta
Roland Belisle
Roland A. Belisle
Labonte Ave
Severe
Mary Dionne Belisle
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco Plice
York County
Warren C. Thompson
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Each
James Streets
Leslie Clough
Fernand Corbeil Sr
Mabel Howard
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Shumway Gross An
Aco
Biddeford Street
Prospect Street
Biddeford Junior High School
Mother Nature
Supt
William O'Neill
Dick Danforth
Roland W. Allard
Catholic Charities Appeal
Congress St
Pentacostal Mission
Togo Africa
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St Saco
Buse
Safe Power
Garrett
Public Safety
Ocean Park Road
Margaret Tartre
Main St
Patrick McGonagle
Richard Malewski
Pleasant Rd
David Spencer
Lincoln Road
Malewski
Spencer
Fire Department
Old Orchard Beach
Saco Avenue
Marcelle Henri
Wakefield Ave
Nelson Morse
Broadturn Road
Scarborough
Henri
Ryefield Drive
William Fairbrother
William Sullivan
West Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Street
Neil Casavant
Grahm Street
David Marcotte
Goosefare Drive
OOB
Union Avenue
15Th Street
Harold Hollis
Nee Ave
Albert Masse
Lake Ave
Hollis
Masse
Lois Harriman
Central Park Avenue
Novella Parker
Lawn Ave
Senior Citizens Club
Ross Community Center
Washington St
Lyman
Charter Oaks Park
Waterboro
Robert Pate
Dennett
Craig
Ecreo A
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