Obituaries for Lorraine Roberts and J Harold Fader in Wells
Lorraine B Roberts 39 of Depot Road Wells died Sunday in a Portland hospital after a long illness born Biddeford Dec 8 1935 daughter of Arthur and Marjorie Bridges survived by widower Raymond Roberts five daughters and several relatives services Wednesday 2 pm Second Congregational Church interment Ocean View Cemetery calling hours tonight and Tuesday at Lucas and Eaton Funeral Home Wells J Harold Fader 77 of Drakes Island died Saturday in a Portland nursing home born Nova Scotia June 9 1898 son of Atwood and Annie Fader independent insurance adjuster resided in West Medford retired 1953 operated a Drakes Island store summer months WWI veteran Mason and lodge member survived by widow Emma Fader son Robert Winthrop sisters two and four grandchildren funeral Tuesday 2 pm Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with interment Hope Cemetery calling hours 7 9 pm tonight at the chapel Vivian Chaman Rowe 44 of Norwich Conn died in a Norwich hospital after a brief illness daughter of Emilia Dunning educated Biddeford schools husband Robert Rowe and four daughters as well as other relatives funeral services in Norwich Masonic services for J Harold Fader conducted tonight at 7 by York Lodge AF and AM at Summer St Kennebunk
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Albert Bridges
Saco
Lucy Leonard
Phoenix
Ariz
Lillian Flanders
Beverly Roberts
Biddeford
Second Congregational Church
Neil Iverson
Ocean View Cemetery
Lucas and Eaton Funeral Home
York
Wells
J. Harold Fader
Drakes Island
Nova Scotia
Atwood
Annie
Martin) Fader
West Medford
Mass
U.S. Army
York Lodge
Ebber Lefebvre American Legion Post
Kennebunk
St. David Episcopal Church
Emma (Parks) Fader
Robert M. Fader
Winthrop
Louise F. Starkweather
Dunedin
Fla
Mary B. Ames
Augusta
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Clifford Geiger
Hope Cemetery
Vivian
Chaman) Rowe
Norwich
Conn
Emilia Dunning
Robert Rowe
Brian Rowe
Paul Rowe
Douglas Rowe
Nan. Gladue
Susan Slimmer
Donna Rowe
Manson influence debated after Ford assassination attempt
Sacramento reports say Charles Manson may still wield influence over his followers despite imprisonment. Lynda Fromme, charged with attempted murder for aiming at President Ford, and Sandra Good deny Manson's involvement. FBI interviews yielded no evidence of a conspiracy. officials see no direct link to Manson. Pope Paul VI and Soviet press react to the incident as a sign of rising violence in politics.
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Lynette
Fromme
Ford
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State Capitol
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FBI
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U.S
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Nixon
Tate-LaBianca
Paul VI
Moscow
United States
U.S.A
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Communist Youth Movement
Selectmen Set Weekly Tuesday Meetings at 2 P.M.
Kennebunkport officials announce regular afternoon meetings will now be held on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. starting immediately to accommodate members' schedules. Administrative assistant Kennetes notes the change from Monday sessions.
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Kennebunkport
Kennetes
Funeral Home Listings in Saco and Biddeford Maine
Funeral directors Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco provide funeral service entries. Den nett and Craig at 365 Main St Saco Maine list phone 289 0562. Emond and Conroy Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford with John P Conroy Jr director 284 5511 or 282 1818. Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Stone St Biddeford 283 3653. R Martel Director.
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Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
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John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Office Robbery Strikes Kennebunk Fuel Office
The Kennebunk fuel oil firm of B F Emery on Summer Street reported a Friday night break in. A side window and a sheetrock wall were forced, an unlocked safe and Braydon Hanson desk were left open and $128.40 in petty cash and receipts were stolen. No other items taken. Investigator Robert Pelletier found a grease covered tool near the scene.
Biddeford Police Log Reports Theft and Vandalism Incidents
Public Safety items include the theft of a pianola valued at 1100 from 463 Elm St business owned by Norman Plante, multiple vandalism cases at St Joseph Cemetery and 24 Dearborn Ave, a car crash on Ferry Road causing 2000 in damages, a bad check at Quality Foodliner, and a Hubbard Street cabin fire in Saco with no damage estimate. Also a minor injury from a Saco accident and a separate Kennebunkport single car crash causing 2000 in damages.
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Forest Street
Biddeford
Elm St
St. Joseph Cemetery
Belmont Casavant
Simard Avenue
Clifford St
Biddeford Industral Park
Dearborn Ave
Emery St
James Knox
Buxton Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Ferry Road
Vermont
Camp
Afire
Hubbard Street
Wayne Jannelle
Teachers Attend New England Right to Read Session
Mrs Joan Cowgill of Kennebunk and Mrs Noreen Lib by of Saco joined teachers from Biddeford schools at the New England Consortium hosted by the University of Rhode Island in Kingstown. The week long program trained local and state leaders in organizing the Right to Read effort stressing community involvement and improved school reading programs.
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Joan Cowgill
Kennebunk
Noreen Libby
Saco
Biddeford Schoolystem
Theew England Consortium
University of Rhode Island
Kingstown
New England
Biddeford
Breton
Libb
Sarah-Jane Poli
L.e.a.’S
Prowler Fight Leaves Man with Facial Injuries in Kennebunk
A Kennebunk man suffered fractures to his cheek and eye socket after being tackled by Anti Wentworth and Elmer Hanks who chased a suspected prowler on Swan Street. He also had a bloody nose and cut lip and was taken to Webber Hospital Biddeford. No charges were filed. The incident occurred around 11 p m.
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Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Robert Pelletier
Anti Wentworth
Elmer Hanks
Hovey Street
Swan Street
Wentworth
Ford backs 45 day oil price controls plan in Congress
President Ford backs a 45 day extension of oil price controls as Republicans and Democrats clash over a longer term strategy. Senate veto prospects color forecasts from a GOP breakfast with selected senators while a bipartisan energy meeting discusses a compromise and natural gas deregulation ahead of winter.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
House
Carl Albert D-Okla
Albert
Pine Tree Emergency Coffee Break Draws Surprising Crowd
The Pine Tree Emergency Two Way Communication Club hosted a 72 hour Labor Day coffee break at Kirby's Auto Parts in Arundel. Mayor Lucien Dutremble and Mrs Dutremble visited while a five day old baby from Webber Hospital traveled to Kennebunkport with its parents.
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Lucien Dutremble
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Kennebunkport
Kittery
Portland
Los Angeles
Calif
Arundel
Kirby’s Auto Parts
Gaines enters Ward 3 race as independent candidate
Bernard Gaines Sr. of 1A Wood Ave. filed for nomination to the Ward 3 council seat in Saco. He runs alongside two independents, James Wilkinson and Samuel Zaitlin, in a local mayoral race context. Gaines says he opposes party lines and aims to support all residents, with his wife and he owning the Saco Grill at 163 Main St. He is one of three candidates challenging incumbent Van Psomiades.
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Saco
Bernard Gaines Sr
Wood Ave
James Wilkinson
Samuel Zaitlin
Gaines
Saco Grill
Main St
van Psomiades
School Menus Mildred L Day Memorial
Tuesday to Friday menus list daily meals including meat loaf with mashed potatoes and salad, spaghetti with meat sauce, chicken sandwich, and tuna noodle casserole served with bread or sides plus milk. Desserts vary from brownie to apple crisp and gingerbread.
Woman elected first female president of Maine Press Association
Eula Shorey, editor of the Bridgton News, becomes the Maine Press Association's first woman president for the coming year. She succeeds Daniel de Repentigny of the Boothbay Register, with Davis Rawson, Brian Thayer, and Charles Shea named as officers. The association met at its fall convention in Rockport.
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Rockport, Maine
Maine Press Association
Eula Shorey
Bridgton News
Daniel de Repentigny
Boothbay Register
Davis Rawson
Somerset Independent Reporter
Brian Thayer
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Charles Shea
Bar Harbor Times
MPA
Maine
Communit
Rockport
Colombian Army Inspector General Assassinated in Bogotá
In Bogotá gunmen in a speeding car fatally shot Gen. Ramon Arturo Rincon Quinones, the inspector general of the Colombian armed forces, as he rode in a limousine toward the Defense Ministry. Military authorities confirmed the slaying.
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Bogota
Colombia
Ramon Arturo Rincon Quinones
Defense Ministry
Rain Or Drizzle Drawn By Student At Emery School
Weather brief notes increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain or drizzle. Highs in the 60s, with showers likely in the north and chance in the southeast, clearing southwest tonight. Lows mid 40s to low 50s, with showers likely north and sunny south. Tuesday highs 60s to low 70s.
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Portland
Southeast Interior and West Coastal Weather Forecast
Gradual clearing tonight with lows in the mid 40s to low 50s. Mostly sunny Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph shifting to west to northwest tonight. Chance of precipitation 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday.
Postal Service Moves to Implement Kokomo Plan
President of the National Association of Letter Carriers says the Postal Service will push to implement the Kokomo Plan a computerized system that would speed up routes by about 20 percent, despite union opposition and prior strikes discussed.
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Washington
Postal Service
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Benjamin F. Bailar
Rademacher
Bailar
National Postal Forum
Bailor
Otter Carriers
Kokomo
Ind
Portland
Ore
Paris bank hostage siege prompts ransom demand
In Paris near the Invalides seven hostages were taken by armed gangsters demanding 1.35 million dollars. Police posted reinforcements and snipers with orders to shoot if needed. Authorities reported two to three gunmen with gas masks and firearms, and exchanged gunfire near the bank with no confirmed injuries.
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Paris
the Invalides
Napoleon
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