St Jean Baptiste Recruiters Hold Special Session
Union St Jean Baptiste held special meetings of recruiters from Maine councils this week. Reports from Lewiston Biddeford and Biddeford lauded sessions at Franco American Club and Adams Street hall with Leo Tanguy new director of agents detailing changes in insurance programs. An invitation was issued for a St John the Baptist celebration on June 24 at Adams Street hall with mass at 7 p.m. and a social program afterward.
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Union St. Jean Baptiste
Maine
Lewiston
Rumford
Auburn
Brunswick
Lucienne Metayer
Biddeford
Council Chagnon’s
Adams Street
J. Henri Goguen
Leominster
Mass
Prefontaine
Sanford
Andre Cote
Laval
Springvale
Gedeon Bergeron
Urbain Langevin
Arthur Guay
Philip Roux
Notre Dame
Saco
Norman Laverriere
Henri Piette
Chagnon
Metayer
Lillian Viger
St. Therese
Viger
Yvonne Metayer
OEO Grant Sought by York County Group
Raymond Savage executive director of the York County Community Action Corp announced a request for a 29969 dollar Office of Economic Opportunity grant. If approved, funds would establish emergency food and medical supplies in York County.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
New York
York County Community Action Corp
Raymond Savage
YCCA
York County
List of names appears in damaged OCR segment
A long string of personal names includes Bradbury Brenda Campbell Susan Clark Esther Cook Elizabeth Cram Joyce Davidson Linda Derham Lucinda Dresser James Fiske Christina Goldammer Joan Grace Douglas Green Eileen Grieve Kathleen Haskell Mary Anne Holbrook Michael Littlefield Kay Lee Masury Debra Perkins Gregory Seekins Cheryl Smith David Spofford Patricia Swett Henry Vigne Wadsworth Williams Susan Williamson
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As Bradbury
Brenda Campbell
Susan Clark
Esther Cook
Elizabeth Cram
Joyce Davidson
Linda Derham
Lucinda Dresser
James Fiske
Christena Goldammer
Joan Grace
Douglas Green
Eileen Grieve
Kathleen Haskell
Mary Anne Holbrook
Michael Littlefield
Kay Lee Masury
Debra Perkins
Gregoiry_Seekins
Cheryl Smith
David Spofford
Patricia Swett
Henry Vigne
Wadsworth Williams
Susan Williamson
Nature's Ways Average Human Flop As Foster Parent To Bird
Wayne Hanley urges readers not to foster baby birds, noting humans struggle to feed hatchlings. He outlines how to tell orphaned chicks from fledglings, warnings about feeding schedules, and cautions against air drafts and improper handling. He promotes official guidance from the Maine Audubon Society and describes safe interim care.
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Maine Audubon Society
Elm Street
Portland
Dean of Law School Guest of Rotarians
University of Maine Law School Dean Edward S. Godfrey spoke at the Biddeford-Saco Rotary Club meeting at Wonder Bar Steak House. He described how student unrest in colleges evolves from a sacred issue to campus demonstrations, then administration action, drawing in more students. He cited Vietnam war, free speech, race or creed as underlying causes. Barbara Elaine Swett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Swett of Kennebunk, graduated Gorham State College with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She held multiple campus roles including Resident Women's Government, student senate, orientation committee, McLellan House, Who's Who, and Phi Mu Sorority leadership.
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Edward S. Godfrey
University of Maine Law School
Biddeford-Saco
Gorham State College
Barbara Elaine Swett
Byron Swett
Kennebunk
Gorham
College administration under strain as phase three invoked
Dean Godfrey warned that phase three begins when the building is occupied and the police are called, signaling a collapse of college administration. The remarks came as Atty Daniel Crowley introduced the speaker, with the meeting led by President Henry Tartre and attending Rotarians and guests introduced by Vice President Richard Sweeney.
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Godfrey
Atty
Daniel Crowley
Proram
Henry Tartre
Richard Sweeney
Unity Social Club Meeting in Saco at Mrs Garside home
Unity Social Club gathered at Buxton Road Saco for a brief business session and social program led by President Mrs Thelma Farley. A mystery prize won by Megs Josephine Mese. Next meeting set for June 25 at Mrs Ethel Whitten’s Ocean Park home with Mrs Martha Herrin and Mrs Ruth among attendees.
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Unity Social Club
Emma Garside
Buxton Road
Saco
Gram
Thelma Farley
Megs
Josephine Mese
Ethel Whitten
Ocean Park
Martha Herrin
Ruth
Honor Stoles Awarded To KHS Students
Kennebunk High School held Class Night in the gym with a Boston Rocker presented to Principal Robert Perkins. Gold stoles went to Celena Chamberlin Cynthia Drew Carol Nadeau Michael Peterson Shirley Sargent Rhonda Smith blue and white stoles to Kimberly Bowdoin Thom Scammon Mrs Florence Mooers Mrs Genie Edgecomb and Mrs Irene Townsend.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Robert Perkins
Perkins
Celena Chamberlin
Cynthia Drew
Carol Nadeau
Michael Peterson
Shirley
Laundromat Permit Issued In Biddeford
Leander Crepeau received a Biddeford building permit for a new plant at 99 to 101 Alfred Street. Fire department logs note work required off street parking and modifications to the Home of Arthur J. Lamern dry cleaning center at 15 Weymouth Street. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Leander Crepeau
Biddeford
Alfred St
Faco
Arthur J. Lamern
Bert
Weymouth St
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Paradise Park
Old Orchard Beach
RED Cross
Kathi Daly, Terri Daly
Regan
Trinity Episcopal Church Hall
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Lollipop Lane Nursery School
Billy Hutchins
David Martel
Danny Martel
Darlene Collard
John Gonneville
Karen Cormier
Gary Lemay
Debbie
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NEW Sheltra Real Estate Agency
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L. Berthiaume
Cail Carl Royal
Tom Skeltra
Law
Janson’s Jewelry
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Florence Mooers
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