Not Safe to Laugh at Work Lateness Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE notes Americans inflate excuses at work with frontier era tall tales as he cites a personnel chief who recalls common lines like alarm clocks failing and a hangover. He humorously weighs creative falsities such as aiding a fainting bus passenger against career prospects.
Guest Minister Announced At Saco Church
Rev. Victor F. Scalise Jr. will lead the 9 30 a.m. service at First Parish Congregational Church United Church of Christ in Saco He is minister of the Brookline Massachusetts Baptist Church and of communications at United Parish He holds degrees from Colby Mount Hermon School and Andover Newton Theological School He hosts a weekly radio program Music for Meditation on WCRB and has contributed to The Baptist Leader and Praying Hands He summers with his wife and three children at Ocean Park where he has served as Morning Watch preacher since 1966.
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Saco
Victor F. Sealise Jr
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Brookline
Mass
United Parish
Mr. Scalise
Mount Hermon School
Mount Hermon
Colby College
Waterville
Independent telephone companies challenge AT&T growth
About 2,000 independent US telephone firms operate over 18 million lines, roughly 16 percent of total. Growth surpasses AT&T in rate, revenues, and plant investment since 1950, with GT&E leading at 1.3 billion in last year’s revenue and United Utilities and Continental Telephone also sizable players. Puget Island Telephone Co. is listed as a tiny operator with 23 thousand dollars in revenues.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
United States
At&t
Bell’s
General Telephone Electronics
Gt&e
United Utilities
Kansas City
Continental Telephone
St. Louis
U.S. Independent Telephone Association
Puget Island Telephone Co
Nhich
YWCA Chapter Women To Hold Food Sale in Saco
At the Saco Biddeford YWCA meeting at Hamilton Memorial Hall plans were made for a food sale to be held at Shaw's Market in Saco on Thursday August 21. Mrs Gilbert Harrison was named sale chairman and members were asked to donate. The chapter discussed rug making classes physical fitness art for all ages and an expanded Children's Theater program. New board members Mrs Arther Corriveau and Mrs Paul Dorais joined, with several others also attending.
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Saco- Biddeford
Y.W.C.A
Hamilton Memorial Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Gilbert Harrison
Shaw’s Market
Arther Corriveau
Paul Dorais
Henry Tartre
Joel Stacey
Samuel Bellevue
Raymond Bonang
Raymond Noiseux
Kennebunk Open House Draws Eight Hundred Visitors
More than 800 people including residents and summer visitors toured homes in Kennebunk Wednesday during an Open House sponsored by The Brick Store Museum. Libby and Mrs Alenender chaired the event. Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard West included Charles Hadley of Malden.
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Kennebunk
Brick Store
Libby
Alenender
Richard West
Clear Skies Ahead For Smog Bound Los Angeles
In 1980 the Air Pollution Control District predicts LA will have won its smog battle if current laws are enforced. APCD Director Louis J. Fuller says most vehicles will comply with the California Pure Air Act reducing hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and nitric oxides. Strict controls on factories and incinerators should further clear the air.
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Air Pollution Control District
Louis J. Fuller
APCD
APCC
Obile
Ala
Navy
Frank P. Sanders
United States
Sanders
Cole Farm Cow Sets High DHIR Milk Record
Cole Farm Golden Glow a senior two year old registered Guernsey cow owned by Robert W. Cole of Biddeford Maine posted a DHIR actual production record of 10090 pounds of milk and 514 pounds of butterfat in 305 days with twice daily milking The record was supervised by the University of The Guernsey cattle are noted for high protein flavor and the distinctive golden color
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Peterborough
N.H
Cole Farm
Robert W. Cole
Biddeford
Maine
Guernsey
University of the
Nichols Keeps Catch 22 Budget At Fifteen Million
Mike Nichols directed Catch 22 for Paramount with Buck Henry writing. The $15 million production moved from Mexico to Rome then Hollywood running over budget by about 1.5 million due to Mexico fires and technical delays. Nichols plans six months of editing to reach about two hours and 15 minutes.
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Mike Nichols
Allways
Joseph Heller
John Calley
Nichols
Buck Henry
Paramount
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Mediterranean
Rome
Nicholas
Order of Succession and Gnotobiotics
The Speaker of the House is next in the presidential line of succession after the vice president, followed by the Senate president pro tempore and cabinet members beginning with the secretary of state. Gnotobiotics studies germfree animals.
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