Deaths Joachim Charrette 72 of Saco
Joachim Charrette 72 a Saco resident died Tuesday after a brief illness. Born December 16 1901 in Fort Kent he worked at Saco Lowell Shops Biddeford and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard retiring ten years ago. Survived by widow Anhais Cote Charrette of Saco two sons Raymond of Salem NH and Richard of Colchester CT four daughters Theresa Brochu Gertrude Anita Thibodeau and Fernand Wimble three brothers two sisters 23 grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mass Friday at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco with burial in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford today and Thursday.
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Joachim .Charrette
Beach St
Saco
Fort Kent
Henry
Marie Rose’ (Chasse) Charrette
Notre Dame Des Lourdes
Saco-Lowell
Biddeford
Portsmouth Naval
Anhais (Cote) Charrette
Raymond Charrette
Salem
N.H
Richard Charrette
Cochester Conn
Joseph
Theresa) Brochu
Gertrude Charrette
Maynard
Anita) Thibodeau
Enfield, Conn
Richard (Fernand) Wimble
Aviano
Italy
Alcide Charret
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Emond and Conroy
Hill St
Funeral services for Lisa A Boissonneault of Biddeford
Lisa Boissonneault died Tuesday from injuries in a house fire. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Bolduc Funeral Home in Biddeford. Born November 26 197?, she was the daughter of Donald and Sandra Boissonneault. Survived by two brothers, grandparents, and many relatives.
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Lisa A. Boissonneault
Mt. Vernon St
Biddeford
Bolduc
Alfred St
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Donald and
Sandra
Hanusek) Boissonneault
Robert
Dennis Boissonneault
Irene Boissonneault
Joseph Hanusek
Portland Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Fair to partly cloudy conditions in Portland with a chance of flurries in the northern areas. Lows expected in the single digits, teens in the south. Thursday’s highs in the 30s and 20s with continued cold conditions.
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Portland
Weather Forecast for Eastport to Merrimack River
Westerly winds at ten to twenty knots tonight and Thursday. Fair weather with visibility above five miles through Thursday.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
Legislators Pay Honor To Al Rosen
In Augusta both House and Senate approved a special commendation for Israel Al Rosen of Saco. The late Rosen, 73, immigrated from Russia as a child and ran Quality Shoe Store in Saco for 44 years. He supported Pineland Center, local clubs, Hadassah, and civic groups. memorials include a library at Pineland. Senate presentation by Sen. Peter Danton.
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Augusta
House
Senate
Israel
al) Rosen
Pleasant St
Saco
Biddeford-Saco
Pineland Center
Rosen
Russia
Lynn
Mass
Main Street
Parents and Friends of Pineland Training Center Association
Saco Businessmen’s Association
Samuel Solomon Lodge
Cumberland Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Southern Maine
Card of Thanks for Adeline Letarte
The family of the late Adeline Letarte extends heartfelt thanks to the Tru Nursing Home Biddeford Senior Citizens Fremont Club St Joseph's priests neighbors friends and relatives for kindness aid sympathy and for floral tributes and funeral transportation.
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Tru
Biddeford
Fremont Club
St. Joseph's
Adeline Letarte
Funeral Directors Shumway and Gross and Partners in Saco
Funeral service listings for Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main St Saco Maine with phone numbers 284 5611 282 0562. Emond and Conroy Funeral Home is listed with Frank X Emond and J P Conroy and phones 284 5511 and 282 1818.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Ha Brothers plan for 20.5 acre shopping center stalled
Ha Brothers purchased 20.5 acres including the Imer Dutton property for a $2.5 million shopping plaza with a Martin's and Bradlee's. Zoning was changed from residential R-3 to business R-1 after a Oct 1971 zoning exception. Development stalled due to lack of demand, with plans to resume when market improves.
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Page One
Imer Dutton
Ha Brothers
Martin's Food
Bradlee’s Discount
Zoning Board of Appeals
Russell
Kennebunk weighs septic tank holding facility plan
At a town meeting the Kennebunk selectmen discussed building an 8 to 10 thousand gallon holding tank to treat septic tank waste. The project could cost 30 000 to 46 000 and might be shared with Kennebunkport while a future plant is built.
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Selectmen’s
E.C. Jordan Co
Donald Cote
Kennebunk
Cote
Heber Smith
Selectman
Selectmen
Waterville
David Shields
Kenneth Barrett
Kennebunkport
Holland Road
West
Kennebunk Ecreation Commission
Spencer Andrews
Recreation Commission
Frances LaMontagne
Robert Walsh
Sea Road
Walsh
Herman Cohen
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
Leaving Scene Charge After Gas Pump Crash
Stephen N. Philips, 25, of ennebunk was charged by siddeford police Tuesday with leaving the scene of an accident after he drove his car into a gas pump at the Qld Colony station at Five Points and then fled. Philips was apprehended on River Road in Arundel by State Police after the gas station owner provided the license number. State police charged Philips with operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor.
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Stephen N. Philips
Ennebunk
Siddeford
Qld
Five Points
Val Burp
Philips
Arundel
Brush Fire Extinguished on Ross Road by Old Orchard Beach Firefighters
Fire tanks 1 2 and 3 and 16 firefighters extinguished a brush fire on Ross Road Tuesday at 2 48 p m according to a department official.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ross Road
Three Acre Brush Fire On Lincoln Street
A three acre brush fire on the Lincoln Street property owned by Joseph Deering drew Saco fire engines 2 and 3 tank 1 and two firefighters to the scene Tuesday at 3 28 p m A fire department spokesman said Fire Chief Kenneth Pendleton noted the blaze was started by children playing in the field.
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Lincoln Street
Joseph Deering
Saco
Tank
Fire Department
Kenneth Pendleton
Senate Enacts Crawfish Sales Bill in Maine
The Maine Senate enacted a bill allowing crawfish sales in supermarkets and restaurants, authorizing South African and Australian lobster tail sales with labeling. A second bill imposed a May 15 to December 1975 moratorium on new lobster and crab fishing licenses, allowing only current licensees to apply for renewals. The ethics measure was amended to require attorney legislators to declare their major practice areas.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Streakers Deported In Identical Garb in Kenya
Nairobi Kenya AP report states foreigners caught streaking will be deported in the nude. Vice President Daniel Moi announced that future streakers will be arrested nude and placed on the first available aircraft to their country of origin after two recent European incidents in public places.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Daniel Moi
Moi
Fill Ordinance Proposed by Panel in Old Orchard Beach
The conservation commission proposes a licensing system for anyone planning to deposit, move or grade more than one truckload of fill. The measure would require permits from the building inspector for wetlands work, with fines of 100 to 500 dollars per truckload and possible injunctions if ignored.
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Old Orchard Beach
The
Conservation Commission
Planning Board
Board of Appeals
Superior Court
John Bird
Paul Frinsko
Bird
Coast Guard Tow Sinking Vessel Near Boston
A Coast Guard cutter towed the sinking 65-foot Ruth Francis toward Newport R I after reporting the engine room flooded. Four crewmen aboard were safe as the tow from Woods Hole faced 40 knot winds and 15 to 20 foot seas near the coast.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Newport
R. A
Ruth Francis
Point Jackson
Woods Hole
Mass
Refinery Location Tax Debate Affects Maine Revenue Split
Gibbs Oil rules require odor control and ecological fit while tax questions circle the Sanford refinery project. Neily memo estimates 20 percent of refinery outlay goes to pollution controls and projects total outlay near 300 to 500 million dollars impacting state and city shares. The memo outlines education millage needs and suggests Portland would receive about one sixth of refinery taxes under a 20 mill rate with the state taking about half and Sanford a quarter, totaling Maine 3.47 million, Sanford 1.53 million, and Portland 1.0 million in dollars.
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Warrant Committee
Sanford
Pachios
Gibbs Consultants
Journal
Clark Neily
Portland
Neily
Maine
Residents oppose Dike Road project in Kennebunkport
About eight residents attended a public hearing on improving Dike Road from Route 9 to Goose Rocks Beach. They argued widening and rerouting would increase speeding and disrupt tranquility. State engineer Wesley Bullard described a 28 foot-wide road with raised low spots and marshland touching, at a total cost of $38,000 with half funded by the state.
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Kennebunkport
Goose Rocks
Charles Sullivan
Abbott Pendergast
Sullivan
State Highway Department
Wesley Bullard
Bullard
Buildings Condemned Prompt Vote On Repairs Or Demolition
City inspectors favor repairing vs demolition of a condemned building while noting it is structurally sound but must meet strict standards. Rent suspension pending code compliance is approved. Separate votes authorize sewer extension contract 44876 to Griffin Construction and a 9500 feasibility study for an airport-industrial park. York County food stamps dispensing contract approved at 60 cents per transaction.
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Norman Poirier
Angers
Parent
John Fournier
Gramt Moreau
Bergeron
Zuke
Daniel Boucher
Hodgson
Edward C. Jordan Co. F of
Portland
York County
Maine Legislature debates port authority and energy bills
During a tense session two senators sparred over a 20 million bond issue for the Maine Port Authority and a dry cargo pier. An amendment sought refinery production guarantees for Maine, as energy bills and ethics reform moved forward. The day saw emergency energy measures advance while a bid to block a University of Maine event on campus failed.
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Maine Port Authority
Gibbs
Bennett Katz
Augusta
Port Authority
Maine
Sen. Berry
107Th
Paganinee
Office of Energy Rsources
University of Maine
Orono
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