Girl Scout Troop 28 Holds Meeting at Pool Street Hall
Girl Scout Troop 28 met at the Girl Scout hall on Pool Street led by Mrs. Laurette Gauvin and assistant Mrs. Theresa Hartley. Suzanne BeauLieu conducted the meeting as cues were collected and songs sung. Scouts present included Ann Tousignant, Elaine Remillard, Paula Martel, Diane Houde, Denise Dubois, Martha Conroy, Karlene Cleary, Paulette Brochu, Suzanne Beaulieu, Louise Letellier, Nancy Demeule, Collette Lapierre, Germaine Dumont, Nancy Delage, Priscilla Camire, Susan Boucher, Bernadette Bisaillon, Ethel Tousignant, Diane Leblond, Candace Lawrence, Patricia Grenier, Flaine Frechette, Denise Doyon and Charlotte Bouchard.
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Girl Scout
Pool Street
Laurette Gauvin
Theresa Hartley
Suzanne Beaulieu
Ann Tousignant
Elaine Remillard
Paula Martel
Diane Houde
Denise Dubois
Martha Conroy
Karlene Cleary
Paulette Brochu
Louise Letellier
Nancy Demeule
Collette Lapierre
Germain
Ohio Farmland Share Tops Seventy Percent of State Acres
About 71 percent of Ohio’s 26 million acres are farmed, highlighting agriculture as a dominant land use. The figure comes as data show vast fields and ranching areas shaping the state’s economy and rural communities.
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Ohio
La Lumiere du Monde skit entertains St Joseph students
A group of commercial course sophomores staged a Christmas skit titled La Lumiere du Monde for the St Joseph school student body. The piece focused on the Christ child bringing light and peace, with Mother St Rene assisting and Lucienne Therrien portraying the Blessed Virgin, accompanied by a large cast listed in the photo.
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St. Joseph
Christ Child
Mother St. Rene
Lucienne Therrien
Doris Dauphin
Priscille Neault
Lillian Moreau
Jeanne Nadeau
Jeannine Girouard
Patricia Lamirande
AAUW Christmas coffee discusses welfare scholarships
York County branch of the AAUW hosts a December 28 gathering at Mrs. George Love's Saco home to highlight scholarships for welfare work. Miss Maude von P Kemp will describe department offerings and the event shares details of committee roles and guest arrangements for the campus-focused fundraiser. Also noted is the 14 year streak of New York Mets visiting the St. Louis Cardinals in spring exhibition play, with the Mets to face the Cards on March 10 next year.
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York County
The
American Associa
University Women
George Love
North Street
Saco
Maude von P. Kemp
Maine
Robert Whittier
William Kang, Jr
Lillian Cyr
Roger Moore
John Bradford
Andrew Peterson
Kennebunk
Robert Bowie
Paul Croxford
Pourers
Sae Lee
Goronson
Ennebunkport
Joseph
James Riddle
Am Kenneally
Biddeford
Chester Emerson
Richard Dotter
Sanford
Donald P. Allen
Kenneth Burr
Lang
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Fund Transfer For State Jail Gets Approval
Governor Reed and the Executive Council approved transfers to cover added costs from a higher than expected state prison population of 500. A request to fund 20 more inmates in county jails was tabled. Commissioner Hayden said the aim is to hold the population at 480 for security until new dormitories open. An additional $298,000 was moved from highway fund surplus to cover balance needs.
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Augusta
Reed
Executive Council
Perry D. Hayden
Mental Health and Corrections Department
Damborg Leaves Newspaper for MSEA Post
Peter M. Damborg, longtime state government and political reporter for Guy Gannett Newspapers since 1952, will become executive secretary of the Maine State Employees Association on January 1. MSEA President John G. Small said the move aims to boost public legislative and state department relations. Damborg, 42, joined the Daily Kennebec Journal in 1948 and has written the Maine Politics column in the Portland Sunday Telegram for the last decade.
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Augusta
Peter M. Damborg
Guy Gannett
Maine State Employes Association
MSEA
John G. Small
Portland
Damborg
Kennebec Journal
Maine
Portland Sunday Telegram
Gannett Broadcasting Services
Highway division office and lab planned for Bangor
A $648,000 project is proposed to construct a highway division office and laboratory in Bangor. The plan aims to centralize state traffic and engineering work, with anticipated work starting next spring and completion within two years.
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Bangor
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Dick’s
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Richard Mondor
Tru
Constance DeSilva
Donna Ryan
Therese Goudreau
Dorothe Dauphin
Andrea Duquette
Joyce St. Amand
Claudette Lemieux
Jeanne Fournier
Jacqueline Perreault
Paulette St. Ouis
Lucille Gagne
Dianne Bosse
Jacqueline Tremblay
Therese Bourque
Patricia Chabot
Claire Binette
Francoise Auger
Janice Lebrun
Martha Poirier
Suzanne Michaud
Therese Ouellette
Marguerite Petrin
Marguerite Couture
Madeline Verville
AAUW
Coca-Cola
REO
Stereo
Ae Rieke
Tsear
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Plants Inc
Msea Post
Bert
Alfred
Thompson
Salmon Falls Lodge
Hollis
Larry Fisher
Portland Country Club
Merys Shop
House and Arrow
Buxton
By McGregor
Mighty Mac
Pendleton & Jantzen
Pendleton
Durham
Merys
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