Tripod Dedicated To David Carnevale At Thornton Academy
The yearbook named the Tripod is dedicated to David Carnevale, a former Thornton Academy teacher. Carnevale, UMaine 1951 graduate, taught at Hadedon High School before joining Thornton Academy in 1955 as head of social studies. He left in 1961 due to ill health and returned this year as a substitute.
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David Carnevale
Thornton Academy
Carnevale
University of Maine
Hadedon High School
Wells Woman Pleads Guilty On Forgery Charge
Edith Elizabeth Welch a Wells resident aged 17 pleaded guilty to forging a $34 endorsement on a check dated March 27. The county attorney recommended filing the charge and the court granted the recommendation. Multiple other cases were heard including drunken driving, speeding, hit and run, and driving after suspension with various results and sentences.
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Alfred
Wells
Edith Elizabeth Welch
Welch
Jseph D. Chaisson
Yarmouth
Maine
York
Chaisson
York Trial Justice Court
John V. Ritter
Scarborough
Route 1
Armand A. Dufresne
Donna Sutter
School Street
Washington
School Streets
Wesley H. Ackerman
Old Orchard Beach
Uine State
Saco
Ackeran
Timothy F. Moran
Sanford
Moran
Joseph Gilbert Fournier
Fournier
Augusta
Clarence A. Pangburn
Kennebunk
Employment Claims Rise in Biddeford Area
Figures from the Biddeford Maine Employment Security Commission show 694 claims filed last week by manager Francis Coughlin, up from 672 at the same time last year. The prior week 646 claims were filed versus 724 the year before.
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Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Francis Coughlin
Malaya seeks higher rubber yield with new slicing tech
Kuala Lumpur reports Malaya aims to boost its dominant natural rubber industry by adopting a new "commination" slicer to cut coagulated latex into bite-size particles, reducing drying time to three to four hours and creating a more uniform, potentially lower-priced product than current grades. The plan includes slashing processing steps, using a conveyor, and repackaging into 100-pound slabs for export.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaya
Malayan Planters Bulletin
College Dean To Attend Institute
Rev. Donald Nicknair, O.F.M., dean of studies at St. Francis College, will join a summer institute on modern chemistry at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies in Oak Ridge Tennessee. The program runs June 15 to August 7, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. It targets chemistry teachers from small liberal arts colleges to review fundamental modern chemistry concepts with courses on atoms and molecules behavior of chemistry systems nuclear chemistry and topics like NMR spectroscopy radiation chemistry and transuranium chemistry.
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Donald Nicknair
O.F.M
St. Francis College
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Dear Abby Chides Nostrum Beliefs and Bad Manners
Dear Abby dismisses a porch clairvoyant as nonsense and urges medical checkup for chest concerns. A reader apologizes for late thanks to German relatives and Abby’s reply says to apologize and thank them. A humorous letter mocks neighbors’ odd habits including wool jackets in snow and quirky daily routines.
Thornton Academy Announces Student Officers for Three Classes
Three Thornton Academy classes reveal officers for the coming year. Sophomores elect Albert Beety as president and Michael Beaulieu as vice president with Linda Kimball as secretary and Susan Hunt as treasurer. Executive committee members include Jacqueline Poisson and David O'Brien.
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Thornton Academy
Albert Beety
Michael Beaulieu
Linda Kimball
Susan Hunt
Jacqueline Poisson
David O’brien
Mathew Ruben
Ronald Poisson
Karlene Rice
Nancy Petit
Curtis Scammon
Charles Snow
Roger Miles
Dennis Petit
Ann Miller
Eric Cote
William Shea
Linda Soucy
David Kozloff
Donald Caouette
Judith Deane
Esther Burnside
Caution Urged Over Memorial Day Weekend
Governor Reed and state highway officials urge motorists to use extra caution over Memorial Day weekend. State Police Chief Robert Marx noted traffic may be heavier than usual since the holiday falls on a Saturday, warning drivers to plan ahead and observe speed limits.
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Augusta
Reed
Robert Marx
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