Marie Dolliff 72 dies at Biddeford home in Maine
Marie Dolliff 72 of 541 South St Biddeford died Friday at home after a long illness. Born August 11 1903 in Lyman she was daughter of Clinton and Cora Warren. Survived by husband William A Colliff two sons Raymond Havey Sr and Richard Havey a brother Roy Warren six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford. Calling hours Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Marie Dolliff
South St
Biddeford
Lyman
Clinton
Cora (Lord) Warren
Goodwins Mills
Goodwins Mills Grange
William A. Colliff
Raymond Havey Sr
Dover
N.H
Richard Havey
Roy Warren
East Parsonsfield
Cecil Bell
Easley
S.C
Herbert Young Jr
Brunswick
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Home
Daigle Named Chaplain and Parish Reassignments
Bishop Edward C. O Leary announces Rev. Donald Daigle from St. Andre Biddeford to chaplain at St. Ann Mission Indian Island. Rev. Michael Doucette moves to St. Andre Millinocket as associate pastor. Rev. Richard P. Rice moves from Machias Holy Name to St. Ignatius Northeast Harbor and Holy Redeemer Bar Harbor administrator. Rev. Real Nadeau named temporary administrator of St. Philip Auburn.
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Edward C. O'Leary
Machias
St. Ignatius
Northeast Harbor
Holy Redeemer
Bar Harbor
Real Nadeau
Biddeford
Bangor
Divorces Granted in Biddeford District Court
Several Biddeford couples had divorces granted in the Biddeford District Court. Irene G Levesque and Gerald J Levesque of Biddeford were divorced with custody of three children awarded to Irene and Gerald ordered to pay ten dollars weekly per child to the Department of Human Services plus two hundred fifty dollars in attorney fees and all medical expenses. Rose V Thompson and Charles A Thompson of Biddeford were divorced with two children and no custody change noted. Reuben C Perry III of Dayton and Shirley D Perry of Cherryfield were granted a divorce with custody to Shirley and ten dollars weekly child support. Joseph P Calvo of Old Orchard Beach and Crystal G Calvo of Kennebunk were divorced with marriage at Old Orchard Beach earlier in the year.
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Rose V. Thompson
Charles A. Thompson
Biddeford
Melrose
Mass
Reuben C. Perry III
Dayton
Shirley D. Perry
Cherryfield
Old Orchard Beach
Joseph P. Calvo
Crystal G. Calvo
Kennebunk
District court fines levied on area residents
The Biddeford District Court heard cases including Richard A. Brown 18 of West brook fined 50 for illegal marijuana possession May 14 in Biddeford Shirley J. Yates 34 Sinnott Road Kennebunkport operating after suspension May 12 in Saco Roger J. Platt 19 Kennebunkport disorderly conduct June 13 in Kennebunk fined 25 Steven R. Schaff 29 Kennebunk driving to endanger April 28 in Biddeford fined 100 To pay respects Old Orchard Beach members of Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus and auxiliary meet at 730 at Cote Funeral Home Saco to pay respects to Edward J. Harvey father of a member.
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Biddeford
Richard A. Brown
Westbrook
Shirley J. Yates
Sinnott Road
Kennebunkport
Saco
Roger J. Platt
Kennebunk
Steven R. Schaff
Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus and
Auxiliary
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Edward J. Harvey
Funeral Home Listings for Saco Biddeford Area
Directory of funeral homes and directors in Saco and Biddeford Maine includes Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street phone 282-0562 Emond and Conroy Funeral Home John P Conroy Jr director 72 St Biddeford phone 284-5511 282-18 Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home Stone Street Biddeford 283-3653 R Martel director Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring Street Saco 284-5611
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
St., Biddeford
License hearing set at Old Orchard Beach fair booths
The town council will hold a special license hearing tonight at 7 30 in Loranger School for booths at Memorial Park during the July 4 fair. Applicants include Linda Caron Jane Cloutier G Hurtubise Bernetta D alanza Robert M Nichols Sally Glassman Carol Cloutier Jose Valcazel Dusty Wiley Louis Petrie Lions Club OOB Fire Department Diana Stargo Natalie Roy Robert Black Marie Rollins Joyce Raye Michael Denney and others as artists offering crafts and foods.
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Old Orchard Beach
Loranger
Booths Memorial Park
Linda Caron
Jane Cloutier
G. Hurtubise
Bernetta D'Alanza
Robert M. Nichols
Sally Glassman
Carol Cloutier
Jose Valcazel
Dusty Wiley
Louis Petrie
Lions’ Club
OOB Fire Department
Diana Stargo
Natalie Roy
Robert Black
Marie Rollins
Joyce Raye
F.W Ae
Michael Denney
Maremont bonds for safety and rewards program
The Maremont Corporation of Saco launches a Safety Incentive Awards Program rewarding employees as safety goals are met with bicentennial bonds. Weekly losses-free periods see ten workers win 25 bonds. at 100000 safe manhours one $100 bond. at one million consecutive hours with no lost time injuries ten more $100 bonds. First recipients include Daniel Nason, Joan Campbell, Ronald LeBlanc, Robert Montpas, Ronald Guerin, Rita Lajoie, Roger Petit, Lance Bagley, Hormidas Sansoucy, and Claire Corriveau.
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Maremont Corporation of
Saco
Daniel Nason
South St
Biddeford
Joan Campbell
Storer St
Ronald LeBlanc
Gove St
Robert Montpas
Mason St
Ronald Guerin
Western Ave
Rita Lajoie
Lincoln St
Roger Petit
Main Street
West Kennebunk
Lance Bagley
Pleasant Street
Hormidas Sansoucy
Rathier St
Claire Corriveau
Middle St
Holland next stop for ill fated balloon pilot
Karl Thomas, rescued after ditching his 90 foot balloon during an attempted Atlantic crossing, was picked up after four days on a raft by the Soviet freighter Dekabrist. He reported three cracked ribs and a minor chest injury, was in good spirits, and planned to reunite with his wife Michele in Rotterdam after the Dekabrist docks.
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New York
Karl Thomas
Atlantic Ocean
Thomas
Dekabrist
Atlantic
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Michele
Rotterdam
Netherlands
UPI
Bermuda
Carter considers three as VP possible as field tightens
Washington AP reports President Carter likely to pick a middle of the road running mate. top candidates include Frank Church Walter Mondale and John Glenn with others like Henry Jackson Edmund Muskie and Adlai Stevenson under consideration. Kirbo evaluates finalists while Carter plans weekend narrowing and private meetings in Chicago.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Idaho
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Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
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Ohio
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Georgia
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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Illinois
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Chicago
Church
Ford immunization plan blocked by drugmaker liability fears
The Ford administration faces an impasse as drug manufacturers refuse to supply swine flu vaccine without strong liability protection. Merrell Laboratories warned it would halt production amid congressional resistance to broad indemnity. A House subcommittee declined to advance the administration bill, pushing negotiations to preserve vaccine delivery.
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Washington
Ford
House Health
Merrell National Laboratories
Theodore Cooper
Cooper
Rogers
HEW
Drug Company
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Court door left ajar on parent abortion issue
The Supreme Court split 5 4 to strike down Missouri a under 18 parental consent and 6 3 to condemn husband consent. Massachusetts law may survive by allowing court override. Justices urged Massachusetts SJC to interpret correctly to avoid broad federal constitutional challenges. Missouri official notes potential for a similar statute to shield minors from premature choices.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Harry A. Blackmun
Senate panel briefed on Teamsters probe
Labor Committee receives a secret briefing on the Justice Department inquiry into the scandal plagued Teamsters union. The probe centers on the Central States Pension Fund and allegations that organized crime figures benefited from its loans amid a broader corruption investigation.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Teamsters Union
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