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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
5
Members of the Catholic Youth Organization at St. Monica's Church Kennebunk will present two one act plays, Three On A Bench and Quiet Please, on June 1 and 2 at the parish hall with reservations at the door. The note adds that the Irish name Barry means a spear.
Lee Gill, a 24 year old former inmate, is elected president of the University of Michigan Student Government Council. He cites urban prison histories as common among Black youths and recounts time in Milan Federal Prison. Gill helped push inmate reform programs and enrolled at Michigan during a pilot schooling plan. He aims for a B A and future policy studies work.
Across clues cover numbered entries from Brazilian port to Norway and beyond with varied definitions and foreign language hints. Down clues include Hebrew letters, injuries of fame, culinary terms, and several cultural references across nations, professions, and objects.
A humorous column offering blunt lines to end friendships. Examples include dismissive comments about parenting, finances, work, in laws, cars, poker, social status, and future plans. The piece ends noting an ad that morning.
Judge Nicholas Danton granted three divorces on cruel and abusive treatment grounds. George H. Perkins Jr. of Old Orchard Beach divorces Laurette G. Perkins of Biddeford. Tiny McCarthy of Old Orchard Beach divorces William McCarthy of Old Orchard Beach with custody to the mother and weekly support payments. Louis M. Picard of Saco divorces Thomas R. Picard of Saco on a counterclaim.
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