University Women Hold Holiday Coffee In Saco
A holiday coffee event for local girls at tending college and high school seniors was hosted by Thorn ton Academy Headmaster and Mrs. Robert Bowie in Saco. York County Branch of the American Association of University Women sponsored the gathering with numerous hostesses, servers, and guests from Saco Biddeford and surrounding towns.
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York County
Saco
Thornton Academy
Robert Bowie
American Association of University Women
Linda Trecartin
Keene State College
Keene, N. H
Candace Calderwood
Versity
Syracuse
N. Y
Diane Bowie
Abby Truman
Waynflete School
Portland
Kathleen Moore
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Peggy Miniutti
Biddeford
Gorham State College
Carleton Davis
Lloyd Trecartin
J. Edward Whelan
Adelbert Jakeman Sr
Ocean Park
Thomas Moore
Philip Woodworth
Bradley Leach
John Gibson
Henry Tartre
Joseph Truman
Gilbert Harrison Jr
Harry Sawyer
Roger Moore
George Love
Mary Stearns
Bay View
Doreen Bedard
Margo Cote
Bridget Dupuis
Erma Hanson
Jane Foran
Sigrid Leisberg
Sue Mondor
Linda Kimball
Ingrid Eisberg
Sue Snow
Nancy Bowie
Sheila Beardslee
Anne Cunningham
Dolores Forrester
Diane Cote
Karlene Rice
Lee Wilcox
Faith Woodman
Susan Sheehan
Sherry Witham
Charlene Cote
Carol - Lynne Jones
Fredrica Shevenell
Anne Harrison
Karen Lamb
Elise Shevenell
Margery Harrison
Leslie Anderson
Suzanne Emmons
Susan Donovan
Patricia Griffin
Diane LeBlond
Claire Fortier
Pauline Fortier
Kathryn Reay
Lucille Miniani
Candace Lawrence
Margaret Ouellette
Nancy Davis
Charlotte Lavigne
Jackie Caya
Rae Mathieu
Nancy Houle
Anne Dion
Roberta Dion
Rachel Lapointe
Kathleen Kearney
Barbara Monéor
Charlene Bouch
R. Carol Sevigney
Bonnie Remar
Maralyn Salvas
Ethel Tousignant
Beverly Donovan
Mary Lou Robert
Kathleen Spirounias
Simodette Sisailles
Charlotte Carroll
Elizabeth Ross
Judi Coburn
Paulette Nicoletos
Barbara MedAllister
Joanne Roberge
Old Orchard Beach
Susan Davidson
Judith Lawrence
Ruth Barra
Kenne
First American Coin and Mayflower Compact Details
The Mayflower Compact was signed by 41 Pilgrim fathers. The first American one cent coin was minted in 1787 and featured 18 links representing the 13 original states.
Massachusetts trims Medicaid payments under Volpe plan
Gov. Volpe announced cutback rules for Medicaid in Massachusetts starting Jan 1 with new forms to reduce payments to those not clearly needy. He seeks eligibility aligned with federal social security changes and ordered a study of health service fees.
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Associated Press Boston
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Hayes Era White House Tied to Lemonade Lucy Nickname
President Rutherford B. Hayes earned the nickname Lemonade Lucy for prohibiting alcohol at official White House functions, shaping early White House social norms and public perception.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Lucy
White House
Solitude and creativity in gifted women and men
Moriel Lawrence cites Dr. Silvano Arieti on aloneness shaping creativity. The piece argues gifted individuals need solitude to listen to their inner voice, noting art often requires independent work rather than teamwork. It recalls a poetFriend and a girl named Janet in a critique of constant socialization.
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Muriel Lawrence
Dante
Janet
O.K
Anna
Silvano Arieti
American Handbook of Psychiatry
Beethoven
New England Vignettes Headlines and Oddities
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New England
America
George Washington
Robert Gibbon Johnson
Salem
Mass
Col. Johnson
Newport
N.H
Paradise
Palade
University of Massachusetts
Betsy Lincoln
Arctic Institute of North America
Miss Lincoln
News At A Glance VIETNAM and International Tensions
The United States plans to run three hospitals in South Vietnam for civilian war victims as fighting in coastal provinces raises the Communist toll to 288 since the Christmas truce. The Greek Revolutionary Council faces internal moderates versus extremists amid tensions overseas.
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United States
South Vietnam
South Viet‘nam
International
Greek Revolutionary Council
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Texas
Senate
George C. Wallace
National
Walter Headley
Miami
Fla
Youngstown
Ohio
Janie Gibbs
Increase Of Three Diseases Noted In State
Maine health officials report a sharp rise in German measles gonorrhea and whooping cough for the year, nearly doubling from 400 to 850 German measles 495 to 800 gonorrhea and 98 to 250 whooping cough. only mumps declined from about 3500 to 1100.
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Augusta
Maine
State Health & Welfare Department
Department
Honolulu council backs 3.25 acre shopping center plan
The Honolulu City Council approved commercial zoning for a 3.25 acre retail complex near Lace, north of Honolulu, while allowing the old plantation store to continue as a community service. Zion Securities owns the land and aims to replace the store with residential development amid Samoan protests over credit and local ties. The council may urge Zion to preserve the store as a community asset and potential tourist site.
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OLD and New
Honolulu
Lace
Ping
Zion Securities
The
Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Charles K. Goo
Safecrackers In Maine Plant Go Nutty Over Empty Safe
In Gorham Maine Safecrackers smashed office fixtures and dumped company records after failing to find money at the Maine Metal Finishing Co plant Wednesday night. They nearly fled when surprised by a patrol officer but escaped before state police arrived. No damage total or losses given. The Isle of Man note appears unrelated to the main incident.
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Gorham
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