Obituaries From Old Orchard Beach and Biddeford Details
Helen Marie Mahoney 62 of 72 Central Park Ave died Friday in Portland hospital born Boston July 21 1913 former Harvard College employee retired to Old Orchard Beach 1975 survived by two daughters and four grandchildren funeral by Daniel F O'Brien Cambridge interment St Joseph Cemetery West Roxbury Mass Blanche M Garceau 84 of 9 Graham St Biddeford died Friday after long illness born Levis Quebec Sept 6 1891 moved to Manchester NH then Biddeford 1935 employed by Bポ pet Manufacturing and later St Joseph Church parishioner Biddeford Senior Citizen Club widow Ernest Garceau sister Vivian Lambert nieces and nephews Mass of Christian Burial 8:30 a m Monday St Joseph Church interment St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford viewing hours today and Sunday at Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home Biddeford
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Old Orchard Beach
Helen Marie Mahoney
Central Park Ave
Portland
Boston
Mass
James
Nellie Long
Harvard College
Cambridge
St. Margaret Church
Michael Joseph Mahoney
Elinor Mahoney
Helen T. Grafe
Daniel F. O'Brien
St. Joseph Cemetery
West Roxbury
Blanche M. Garceau
Graham St
Biddeford
Levis
Que
James and
Delphine (Lambert) Gelly
Manchester
N.H
Garceau
Sansoucy-Blais Funeral
Stone St
Fishing limit violation costs Japanese ship $130000 penalty
The Taiwo Maru, owned by MGK Kaisha of Japan, paid a 130000 penalty in US District Court Portland after admitting a 12 mile fishing limit violation in 1974. The Coast Guard seized the vessel following an eight hour chase and held ship and crew for more than two months before a 42500 bond was posted.
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Portland
Maine
Masatoshi Kawaguchi
MGK Kaisha
Japan
Coast Guard
Ford Administration
Texaco Denies Charges In Tamano Oil Spill Case
Portland Maine AP Texaco attorneys dispute evidence supporting a second spill four years earlier by the tanker Tamano causing a large slick along the Maine coast. Plaintiffs seek damages for negligence in unloading after an initial 100000 gallon spill while the Tamano wrecked on a Hussey Sound ledge July 22 1972. Judge Edward T Gignoux said a ruling would come soon as part of ongoing suits.
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Portland
Maine
Texaco
Hussey Sound
US District Court
Edward T Gignoux
Gignoux
Saco imposes emergency no parking on North Street
Saco police ban parking along the west side of North Street from Vernon to Elm Streets pending a new city ordinance. Yellow curbs and red signs mark the area. The force may allow heavy traffic left turns from Beach Street toward East Man Park toward Route 112 if there is a Canadian visitor influx. The Coast Guard remains appealing a ruling that it caused a spill due to buoy misalignment at Portland harbor. The Summer schedule of United Baptist Church announces services at 9 a.m. with sermons, soloists, and organist. additional union worship services are planned with nearby churches in July and August.
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Saco
North Street
Vernon
Elm Streets
Beach Street
Eastman Park
United Baptist Church
Main and
Cross Streets
Sumner M. Grant
Lucie Boucher
James Hutchinson
Harley Scammon Jr
Mission of the Mighty
Richard Witherell
Lawrence C. Davis
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Congregational Church
Funeral Directors Dennett and Craig Listing in Maine
Funeral directors Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine provide contact 282-0662. Emond and Conroy Funeral Home with John P Conroy Jr director operates 72 Hill Street Biddeford with numbers 284-5511 and 282-1818.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
DA charges child beater got off easy
Cumberland County’s District Attorney criticized the light sentence given to Charles Gray III for beating two children at a Scarborough Bible school. Superior Court Justice William E. McCarthy, in a nonjury trial, sentenced Gray to six months suspended jail and one year probation after finding him guilty on two counts of aggravated assault and battery for striking Vernon Van Ness 15 and Heidi Hanson 14 with an 18 inch wooden stick.
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Portland
Maine
Cumberland County
Charles Gray III
Scarborough
Superior Court
William E. McCarthy
Gray
Southern Maine Christian School
Asault
Vernon van Ness
Heidi Hanson
McCarthy
New England Taxman May Hit N H Workers Twice
Massachusetts Maine and Vermont seek to recover 14 million in lost revenue from residents who paid New Hampshire commuter tax 1970 to 1975. Supreme Court avoided full case but left open individual suits to reclaim credits, with Massachusetts Maine undecided on collection paths and Vermont ruling out citizen recovery.
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Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Vermont
Francis X. Bellotti
Mervin Parmenter
Supreme Court
Mediators to help settle BIW dispute in Bath Maine
Federal mediators are to join next week as BIW and the 2300 member shipbuilders union seek a contract settlement after a walkout. The first bargaining session yielded no progress with no future meetings scheduled and union leader Ray Cloutier reporting flat offers from BIW including holidays and benefit delays. The union rejected a three year package with a $2.07 hourly raise and seeks pay parity with other yards.
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Bath. Maine
Bath Iron Works
Gotiators
BIW
Massachusetts state workers weigh offer to avert strike
In Boston state employees gather to vote on Gov Dukakis offer after threats of firing for striking. Negotiations continued past midnight as George Bennett proposed a 2175 dollar three year raise, boosting the lowest pay 39 percent and average 23.2 percent, while the Alliance pressed for 21 percent over two years to cover cost of living. Union leaders remained wary as contingency plans for essential services were outlined and the Labor Relations Commission prepared to investigate alleged union encouragement of a stoppage.
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Boston
Dukakis
Alliance
Massachusetts
George Bennett
Bennett
Paul Quirk
Farlier
Michael S. Dukakis
Cooper
Labor Relations Commission
State Alliance
State Department of Education
State
Metropolitan District Commission
Ferry to go back to sea after fire
The Prince of Fundy, disabled by an engine room fire eight miles south of Monhegan Island, is expected to return to service within a day or two. The 110 foot ferry departed Yar mouth NS bound for Portland with 102 aboard. No injuries were reported and the ship will be inspected before restarting engines. The Bolero will cover the route temporarily.
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Portland
Maine
Prince of Fundy
Henk Pols
Lion Ferry
Monhegan Island
Pols
Yarmouth
Coast Guard
Snowhomish
Rockland
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Helen Mahoney
Blanche Garceau
Congress
Tamano
Portland Harbor
Saco Church
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
New England
The
Associated Press
UPI
Bay State
State Labor Relations Commission
James S. Cooper
Old Orchard Street
East Grand Avenue
Pike Street
Barbara Polewarczyk
Kathi Preble
Kennebunkport
Cape Porpoise
Elm Street
Sriuance
Washington D.C
Pepperell St
Alfred St
Pool St
Main St
Kennebunk
Temple Kenpt
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