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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1968

Page

4

Teacher Wins Maine Award For Industrial Arts Excellence

George S Ange of Thornton Academy Saco named Outstanding Industrial Arts Teacher of the Year by Maine Association for Industrial Education. He will attend the American Industrial Arts Association convention in Minneapolis May today through May 3 to receive the honor. He has taught at Thornton Academy 16 years and holds degrees from Cass Technical High School Gorham State College and the University of Maine. He is active in multiple professional groups and is married with two sons.

George S. Ange Fairfield St Saco Thornton Academy Maine Maine Association For Industrial Education Ange American Industrial Arts Association Minneapolis Minn Detroit Cass Technical High School Gorham State College University of Maine New England Industrial Arts Association Epsilon Pi Tau Maine Teachers Association

Biddeford Woman Honored At Banquet

A banquet at Wonderbar Steak House honored Miss Shirle Belisle of Biddeford who will wed Robert Roy of Biddeford on May 4. The guest of honor received a purse of money as several friends attended, including Miss Pearl Lessard and many other local residents.

Shirle Belisle Biddeford Robert Roy Wonderbar Steak House Pearl Lessard Jeanne Fecteau Rachel Nadeau Lillian Bourgeault Rachel Mondor Peggy Couture Vicky Zimnicki

Milk pricing and local notices from Maine Milk Commission

The document lists milk pricing rules for Class I and II milk including butterfat adjustments, container deposits, and wholesale discounts. It names the Maine Milk Commission and Alan H. Clark as chairman, plus public notices about new mothers and births, with local area births at Webber and various Biddeford Saco addresses.

The Maine Milk Commission Commission Berwick Biddeford-Saco Kennebunk Kittery Portland U. S. Department of Agriculture Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Alan H. Clark

Community notices and club events in Kennebunk slate

Kennebunk residents attend and host events including VFW socials at the post on Fletcher Street and an all day Mothers Club meeting at the old fire station hall Kennebunk Lower Village. Women’s Alliance piano block printing demo at Webhannet. Gardenia Day orders for the Public Health Association to be delivered Friday.

Grace Ambrose Harry Ambrose High Street Montgomery Ala Horace B. Franklin Jr V.F.W. Post Post Fletcher Street Mothers’ Club Kennebunk Lower Village Arnold Goldman Amy Jody Colonial Drive Kennebunk Jean Golden Boston Miami Beach Fla de Lido Miami Women’s Alliance Kennebunk Unitarian Church Job Corps Gospel Singers Gardenia Kennebunk Public Health Association

Protein intake in pregnancy linked to child intelligence study

Government scientists report a study suggesting mothers with insufficient protein during pregnancy may have children with lower intelligence and higher brain disorder risks. The National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness led the 50 000 woman study, noting higher protein intake could raise outcomes, with deficiency seen mainly among poverty level and Negro women.

Associated Press Washington National Institutes of Nerological

Negro recruits mix in National Guard study findings

A private study of 1,052 African American youths aged 16 to 25 found the National Guard likely appeals to Negroes as much as whites but African Americans voice concerns about possible discrimination and riot-control duty. Conducted by a Philadelphia firm to aid recruitment, the interviews explore attitudes toward service.

Washington National Guard Philadelphia Guard

Delayed Meeting Dates Fray Poor People's Campaign

The Rev. Ralph Abernathy comments on postponed schedules for meetings with federal officials as leaders in the Poor People’s Campaign press for prompt talks. The remark highlights frustrations over timing and access to federal authorities.

Ralph Abernathy Poor People’s Campaign

North Korea claims defector lieutenant amid DMZ clashes

North Korea says 2nd Lt Li Tai Hwan, 25, defected, denouncing South Koreans as subjugated to U S imperialists. South Korea reports two soldiers killed and two wounded after North Korean fire on a seven man patrol in the DMZ.

Associated Press TOKYO North Korea Central Li Tai Hwan U.S Demilitarized Zone

Solzhenitsyn Protests West Profiting From Cancer Ward

Moscow AP reports author Alexander I Solzhenitsyn protests that Western publishers have obtained his new novel The Cancer Ward and will profit from it. He asserts publishers acquired the work without his consent and that profits should not accrue to them.

Soviet Union Solzhenitsyn West Germany West Soviet Writers Union Russia Moscow Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn Cancer Ward

Capital Quote We Have Been Waiting on the White Man

A lead sentence quotes a speaker stating that after 350 years of waiting for white leaders, a decision has been reached today, signaling a shift in stance and a move toward self determination. The quotation emphasizes a turning point in the struggle for rights and acknowledgment.

Callaghan Offers Free Return Home for Struggling Immigrants

London police or government officials report Home Secretary James Callaghan said on TV that any immigrant family whether colored or white can return home at the government’s expense if they cannot support themselves in Britain.

London James Callaghan Britain

Powell immigration debate prompts UK government reply

Callaghan stated no immigrant would be ejected amid the furor sparked by Enoch Powell's speech. A government spokesman noted 147 immigrants left Britain at their own request in 1966-67, costing $40,800 in fares.

Callaghan Enoch Powell Britain

Bankruptcy petitions filed in U S District Court Portland

Francis W. Benson of Biddeford was among those filing bankruptcy petitions in U S District Court yesterday. Benson reported liabilities of 9882 dollars and assets totaling 3600 dollars, of which 400 dollars is exempt.

Portland Biddeford Francis W. Benson U. S Benson

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