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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
11
A reader complains about her 16 year old son Bill acting in a way that mocks the disabled and disrupts family life. Abby's column advises the parents to seek understanding and professional help, noting the behavior harms others and suggesting the father’s attitude may be part of the issue.
Mrs. Annie Caton president of the Fred S. Gurney Women's Relief Corps announced committees for the year at the GAR Hall Saco. Committees include relief auditing conference Red Cross child welfare Americanization executive. A noon covered dish dinner and roll call followed. Plans for May 23 were set at Glen Mor Kennebunk with transportation from Saco GAR Hall.
Cheryl Lea Tourigny age 10 months and Matthew Sidney Gamlin aged 3%2 are introduced as area newcomers welcomed by the Biddeford Saco Journal. Families listed include their grandparents and parental residences in Biddeford Arundel Groton and Manchester with extended lineages noted.
Robert H. Gillette, 35, an Andrew Warde High School English teacher in Fairfield, wins a 300000 three year grant as the outstanding high school teacher in New England. The Boston program honored his classroom innovations including Rap Day and a course called Crisis in Communication.
Gillette earned bachelor and master degrees from Wesleyan University and taught in Buffalo and at Hebrew Union College. He has directed religious education at several synagogues and is married with three children. Funds for the project come from the Commerce Department via the New England Regional Commission and were awarded by the New England Program in Teacher Education.
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