Obituaries of Jeannette Dorais and Anselme Larose
Jeannette Dorais 64 of 232 Elm Street Biddeford died after brief illness. Born January 22 1911 she worked 12 years at Herman Shoe Co Scarborough and belonged to St Joseph Church St Joseph Guild and Dames Rochambeau Club. Widower Lucien Dorais survives with nieces and nephews. Mass Tuesday at 8:30 am at St Joseph Church with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Anselme Larose 69 of 263 Lincoln Street Saco died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Born in Hamford Quebec July 20 1905 he lived in the area since youth. He was a Notre Dame de Lourdes Church communicant, life member of Voltigeur Snowshoe Club and Biddeford Saco Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. He worked for Deerling Lumber Co and later Diamond National Corp. Survived by widow Bertha Larose, three sisters, two brothers and many nieces and nephews. Mass Wednesday 8:30 am at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church with burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Calling hours today and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford. Dames Rochambeau Club to offer prayers for Mrs Dorais at Raymond Bolduc Sons Funeral Home. St Joseph Guild to recite prayers at Raymond Biddeford venue.
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Dames Rochambeau Club
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Gus) Dorais
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Raymond G. Bolduc and Sons Funeral
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Lincoln St
Saco
Hamford
Que
Pierre and
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Courtois) Larose
Cammunity
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Kennebunk
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Bonnie) Caouette
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Gail) Bilodeau
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Phyllis) Lindquist
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Lillian) Berry
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Rose) Cloutier
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Giselle) Perreault
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Therese) Lizotte
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Card of Thanks and Obituary Notes from Kennebunk area
The notice extends thanks to relatives friends and neighbors including Father Carrier and Dr Fortier for aid and sympathy after a bereavement and mentions floral tributes Mass and prayers. The rest records deaths of Warren T Wright 47 Kennebunk Navy veteran and several local residents with funeral details, burial plans, calling hours, church and cemetery names, and family survivors.
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Recession Hits Black Businesses Where It Hurts
The recession has battered black owned firms nationwide with 18 percent failing last year. Black Enterprise founder Earl Graves notes halting startup of new ventures and a collapse among major black firms. In Los Angeles, minority manufacturers show a 75 percent rise in failures from 1974 to 1975.
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Deering Trust Resolution On Saco Hospital Site Vote
Saco City Council discusses a resolution to permit Webber Hospital to use the Lucia Kimball Deering trust for a new facility subject to no legal barriers. Trustees pick among Bradley Street Biddeford Alfred Road sites with sewer extensions and non taxation as long as state law allows.
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State Of Maine On Its Way To Gulf and Caribbean
The Maine Maritime Academy training vessel State of Maine embarked on a 6136 mile spring cruise with 288 cadets and officers aboard. The voyage begins in Castine with a first stop in Norfolk Virginia then Baltimore for 17 days of drydock. The itinerary includes 20 days at sea 47 days in port and 18 days in shipyards amid engine delays.
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GAO Finds Federal Contractors Fail To Enforce Hiring Rules
Washington AP. Congressional investigators fault lax enforcement of rules banning job discrimination by federal contractors. GAO reports 10 year gaps with no standard to measure progress, 70 percent of General Services Administration plans deficient, and one fifth Pentagon plans failing federal guidelines. Rep. Richard Bolling urges action as minorities grow frustrated. Labor Department lacks enforcement standards and can cancel contracts to compel compliance.
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Teen Driver Hits Parked Car in Kennebunkport Accident
Public Safety Beat reports Laurie Gooch, 16, of Western Avenue, struck a parked vehicle driven by Bruce Schmidt, 15, on Pride Night at the intersection. No injuries noted, investigation ongoing.
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Ad Supplement Bill Approved in Augusta House
The Maine House approved by 127 to 14 a bill to pay newsboys and girls a penny extra per newspaper advertising supplement. Sponsor Rep. Everett Dam noted lobbying inequities and potential consumer cost increases if enacted. The measure faces a 10 to 2 negative report from the Business Regulation Committee.
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