Thornton Academy Class of 1976 Graduates 220 in Commencement
Thornton Academy held commencement in Linnell Gymnasium awarding 220 diplomas to graduates including Jane Blanche Adams and Mark David Albee. The ceremony honored the Class of 1976 with a long list of graduates from multiple families and local names.
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Carol Ann Blanchette
Charles R Blunt
Kathleen Mes
June Marie Boissonneault
Kathleen Patricia Boisvert
Karen Marie Bonang
Roxane Lynn Boothby
Peter Jay Boutet
Barbara Jean Brackett
James C. Brady
June Marie Breton
Chrysty-Lynn Brouillard
Debra A. Bruner
Thomas Blandin Burrows
Douglas Scott Buzzell
Beth A. Campbell
Diane M. Cantara
Nicholas
Barbara Ann Fortier
Debra Ann Foss
Faith E. Fournier
Paul David Francoeur
Donald Conrad Gadbois Jr
Samuel Gagnon
Carol Ann Gerry
George Arthur Giovanis
Arthur Joseph Giroux II
Kevin Gorham
Hoyt William Gray
Brenda Lee Gregoire
Claudia Jeanne Grenier
Shirley Lorraine Grenier
Barbara Jean Grondin
Rebecca Grondin
Donna Raye Halcrow
Sonya Louise Haley
Services set for jazzman Bobby Hackett in Chatham
Robert L. Hackett known as Bobby Hackett, famed jazz trumpet and cornet player, died at 61 from an apparent heart attack at home. Funeral mass set for Thursday noon at Holy Redeemer Church in Chatham with Hackett recently released from Cape Cod Hospital after a lung ailment.
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Chatham
Mass
Holy Redeemer Church
Robert L
Bobby’’ Hackett Hackett
Cape Cod Hospital
Local Funeral Homes and Directors List in Saco Biddeford Maine
Funeral directors Dennett and Craig 365 Main Ave Saco Maine tel 282 EMOND and CONROY John P Conroy Jr director 72 Hill St Biddeford tel 284 5511 or 282 1818 Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford tel 283 3653 R Martel director Shumway and Gross Funeral Service 35 Spring St Saco tel 284 5611
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Dennett & Craig
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Old Town denturist opens office defying Maine law
A dental technician in Old Town Maine announces civic disobedience by opening an office to fit and provide false teeth without a licensed dentist. John Hussey claims his shop is first in the state and expects seven more to follow, as legislators consider denturist bills. He anticipates investigations from the attorney general while noting a national push for recognition of denturists.
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Old Town
Maine
John Hussey
Hussey
Attorney General's Office
Kennebunk Utility Eyes Cable TV Plan Talked
Kennebunk Light and Power District may enter cable television to offer sports and entertainment. A proposal suggests $10 monthly rates and lower subscriber density in town. Residents exceeded 300 sign petitions. officials plan talks with KL&P trustees.
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Kennebunk Light and Power
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Maine
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Connecticut Supreme Court weighs marijuana sales ban
New Haven lawyer John R. Williams argues before the state Supreme Court over whether Connecticut can ban the sale of marijuana. If Berdons ruling stands, selling marijuana could be legal, though possession for personal use remains unlawful. Gov. Ella Grasso vetoed a bill lowering penalties for possession and sale. A special session June 21 may address further action. A correction notes a license hearing at Loranger School rather than Monday.
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Connecticut
New Haven
John R. Williams
State Supreme Court
Hamden
Williams
Robert Rae
Superior Court
Robert I. Berdon
Berdon
Rao
High Bench
Ella Grasso
General Assembly
Joseph Gormley
Supreme Court
Gormley
Energy policy quarrel stalls New England Canadian talks
At a Cape Cod energy session the six New England governors and five Eastern Canadian premiers failed to reach a common policy. Officials Zarb and Gillespie faced criticism while Longley Hatfield urged concrete action. Governors stressed national policy as bottleneck to cross border energy cooperation.
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Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Alastair Gillespie
Zarb
Maine
James B. Longley
New England
Canada
Longley
Richard Hatfield
New Brunswick
Washington
Ottawa
Gillespie
Dukakis
Governors Conference at Cape Cod Poked as Junket
At the Cape Cod gathering of New England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers Richard Hatfield of New Brunswick derided the two day meeting as a junket. The event at Chatham Bars Inn featured dinner dance and a toast to outgoing governors Philip Noel and Thomas Salmon who were honored for past jobs.
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Chatham
Mass
Oceanside
Richard Hatfield
New Brunswick
New England
Cape Cod
United States
Canada
Dhegedes
Chatham Bars Inn
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
Rhode Island
Philip Noel
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
Noel
Salmon
The
Inn
Dukakis
Brewers return to work after Merrimack strike settlement
Union officials said Anheuser-Busch Merrimack workers will resume duties at midnight on seniority basis after local issues were settled. The 14 week strike began March 1 at seven breweries nationwide with about 400 at Merrimack. Violence led to 16 arrests and a temporary restraining order limiting pickets.
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Merrimack
N.H
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Socrates Makris
Teamsters Local 633
Viking on lookout for new crew
Ryback leads a Michigan trio sailing a Viking route from Somes Sound Maine to New York. After an eight foot groundswell capsized their 18 foot dragonship the crew swam to shore. Eric is returning home Kris is ill Tim Ryback plans to recruit new crew and resume in a few weeks.
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Rye
N.H
Michigan
Somes Sound
Maine
New York
Tim
Bar Harbor
Ryback
Eric
Kris
Portsmouth Hospital
Portland
Viking
Chris
Tim Rybeck
Coast Guard Station
New Castle
Mt. Desert Island
New York City
Rye Beach
New York Harbor
Rochester School Board Votes to Ignore Bomb Threats
The Rochester School Board, by 10 to 1, decided to ignore bomb threats at city schools at an emergency meeting. Over three dozen threats have been reported since the school year began, with no bombs found. Parents may remove children from school on threat days, and teachers may leave if they choose. A juvenile was arrested last week in a threat at the junior high, and police pursue other suspects.
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Rochester
N.H
John
Hotline proposed to aid high risk newborn care in Maine
Portland physician Dr. Donald J. McCrain Jr urged a statewide 24 hour hotline linking obstetricians and pediatricians to treat high risk newborns. He called for improved mother and fetus identification, better labor transport, and expanded neonatal ICU access at Maine Medical Center.
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Rockport
Maine
Portland
Donald J. McCrain Jr
Maine Medical Association
McCrain
MMA
Maine Medical Center
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