Orono Names Millard S. Quimby Town Manager
Millard S. Quimby was named town manager of Orono by the board of selectmen amid the Maine Town Managers Association meeting. Quimby, previously past president of the association, assumes duties as town leadership shifts in Orono.
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Orono
Millard S. Quimby
Maine
Board of Selectmen
Biddeford Council Plans Annual Pilgrimage Picnic
Biddeford Knights of Columbus unit announces its annual pilgrimage on September 13 at the Queen of Peace shrine, St. Francis College. The program features a family picnic, a 2 p.m. rosary and benediction, an address by Rev. Ovide Tanguay, and closing hymns led by St. Andre church choir. The honor guard draws from District 1 and K of C color guards across Biddeford, Old Orchard Beach, Sanford, and Springvale. public invitations extend to Biddeford, Saco, and nearby towns. A social hour follows, with field day planning set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets remain available.
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Biddeford
K. of C. Hall
Rockefeller's cordial reception wins smiles from all at event
Javits questioned a presidential nominee on site as Rockefeller mingled with senators and staff. He greeted staff, signed autographs for secretary, and shook hands with waiters, projecting a goodwill ambassador image.
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Collegians Executives Convention Attacks Salary Bill
The Senate had passed a bill doubling the $100 tuition at the university and state teachers colleges to fund salary increases. Last week the Senate rejected the pay bill, described by Mather as a double cross of the first order.
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Mather
Teachers Continue on Page One at Elementary School
The page lists teachers and principals by grade levels from Grade 8 to Junior Primary. Names include Anthony Tsomides Miss Ann Clou tier and many others such as Helen Grant Katherine Anderson Marion Mutton Barbara Flanagan Constance Bean with corresponding grades. The schedule indicates a central administration under Principal Mrs. Helen Grant.
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Onethony Tsomides
Ann Cloutier
Newman Bagley
Frank Daley
Arlene Fitzgerald
Lucile Miller
Benjamin Grant
Lula Tidson
Priscilla Warren
Jameson School
Helen Marshall
Helen Grant
Katherine Anderson
Marion Mutton
Catherine O'Connor
Loyola Celley
Hazel Armstrong
Mary Brady
Margaret Harriman
Barbara Flanagan
Constance Bean
Florence Clark
Dorothy Johnson
Lois Martin
Gertrude Thompson
Genevra Violette
Dorothy Wilson
Adelaide Calley
Grace Taylor
Convention Slated for Greek Youths in Grand Rapids
The Eighth International conference of the Greek Orthodox Youth of America will run August 23 to 29 at the Pantlind hotel Grand Rapids Mich. Over 1000 youths from 240 chapters in the United States and Canada are expected. Archbishop Iakovos will attend with Greek Orthodox clergy. Sam Afendoulis serves as general chairman. The theme is Peace The Unity of Spirit in the Bond of Peace with ecumenical unity discussions led by Rev. John Romanides.
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Pantlind
United States
Canada
Iakovos
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
North and South America
Sam Afendoulis
Athenagoras
World Council of Churches
John XXIII
John Romanides
Peabody
Mass
St. Basil's
Greek Orthodox Youth of America
Chicago
Michael
Safety vehicle hits bicycle in San Antonio collision
In San Antonio the police department’s Voice of Safety vehicle collided with a bicycle Tuesday. Rider Paris Flower, 12, sustained slight injuries from the crash with the safety advisory vehicle.
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Voice of Safety
Paris Flower
Smart hair styles for year round beach breezes
A straightforward guide to choosing a chic and polished hairstyle that withstands beach breezes bathing water and humid air. A well arranged coif offers a flattering effect with minimal fuss and no muss. Biddeford Beauty Shop invites readers to get a flattering style at 242 Main St Biddeford. Dial AT 4 5681.
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Biddeford
Main
S&t
Drop Expected In Claimants Of Unemployment
A local State Employment office spokesman said unemployment checks will drop sharply in fall as the benefit year ends October 1. About 850 claimants remain, likely reduced by around 300 or more. A few new claimants will occur when resorts close, but totals will stay small. Previously, about 1,000 drew their last checks October 1, 1958. the office once had roughly 2,300 claimants with about 2,000 still registered as job seekers. Also noted is a San Francisco exhibit of a Braille translating computer built by 16-year-old David E. Milne of San Diego for his brother Steve.
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San Francisco
David E. Milne
San Diego
Calif
Steve
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