Miss Rachel Neault Receives Merit Check at Met Life Biddeford
Miss Rachel A Neault senior sales assistant at Metropolitan Life in Biddeford was presented a 300 check from the home office for a merit suggestion. The committee praised the merit of the idea. She lives at 207 Alfred Street Biddeford and has just earned a congratulation letter from Regional Sales Manager Bob Saunderson for completing the Sales Assistant Development course.
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Rachel A. Neault
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Biddeford
Home Office
Miss Nealt
Alfred St
Bob Saunderson
Area Real Estate Deals In Biddeford And Saco
Properties changing hands include 546 Foss St Biddeford owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cote sold to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Marcotte of Saco for investment. 28 Raymond St Biddeford home sold to Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Cote. 573 Pool Road Biddeford home sold to Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Baillargeon. 1 Market St Saco property sold to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dumont. Brokers: Early American Realty Gilberte Real Estate Cordo Real Estate Lucinda Ward Ansto Realty.
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Foss St
Biddeford
Fernand Cote
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
James R. Marcotte
Ferry Road
Saco
Marcottes
Office of
Early American Realty
Priscilla D. Baillargeon
Cape Cod
Raymond St
Richard Labbe
Sheldon Cote
Cotes
Gilberte Real Estate Agency
Shirley G. Bartlett
Blanche L. Milliken
Pool Road
Guy E. Baillargeon
Saco River
Baillargeon
Market St
Romeo Cote
Roland Dumont
Cote
Pre School Music Is To Be Program
Southern Maine Association for the Education of Young Children will hold its first meeting of the year at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the PROP Child Development Center in Portland. A workshop on Music in the Pre School will be led by Miss Mary Maurice after a coffee hour. The SMAEYC offers a member consultation program on child development and classroom planning and will sponsor workshops on Creative Expression in Young Children with topics like Rhythm and Improvisation and Dramatic Play Led by local educators. Officers include Marjorie Miller, Betty Van Wyck, Jean Meggison, Richard Whiting, and Janet Colby.
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Southern Maine Association For the Education of
Prop Child Development Center
Thomas Street
Portland
Mary Maurice
Augusta
Maurice
Northern Conservatory of Music
Bangor
Orff
York
Cumberland
Susan Sachs
Ram Island Dance Co
Biddeford PTA to Convene Tuesday Night Meeting
The Biddeford PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 p m at John F Kennedy School West Street Principal Harold Hanson of Biddeford Junior High will be guest speaker He will also show pictures from city school classrooms Future projects will be discussed during the business portion Refreshments served
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Biddeford Pta
John F. Kennedy School
West Street
Harold Hanson
Biddeford Junior High School
Joint Parking Area Completed in Kennebunk
The Kennebunk Free Library and Kennebunk Unitarian Church finished a combined parking area on Main Street behind their buildings. The paved lot holds about 20 cars with future plans to mark spaces and plow in winter.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Free Library
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Lemires Return From 22 Day European Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Lemire of Biddeford return home after a 22 day tour visiting London Paris and Italy The article notes their trip included stops in these cities and countries The second nugget mentions an advertiser offering 200000 a year to rent a custom neon sign for Times Square
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Edward Lemire
Biddeford
Europe
London
Paris
Italy
Times Square
Kennebunk Building Permits Issued in September
Building Inspector John McNiff issued numerous permits in September. Notable items include Mary H. Robertson for a $2,000 foundation on Old Port Road, Paul Binette for a $1,000 parking area at Colonial Village Market, and Thomas Donnelly for a $300 trailer. Gendreau contractors received several home-building permits on Mousam Road and Pine Crest Acreage with costs ranging from $25,400 to $31,500. Other permits cover a 244 by 34 foot hen house on Webber Hill, a $44,000 project, a $30,000 Longview Meadows home, and renovations on Keowener Street. Several denials and sign permits are also listed.
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Kennebunk
John McNiff
Mary H. Robertson
Old Port Road
Paul Binette
Colonial Village Market
Thomas Donnelly
Charland and
Gendreau
Mousam Acres
Mousam Road
Pine Crest
Woodside Drive
Marcel Tremblay
Paul Stuart
Webber Hill
Maurice Stevens
Joseph Perreult
Biddeford High School Library to Open Evening Hours
Biddeford will open the BHS library to adult education evenings Monday through Thursday starting Tuesday. Director John B. Simpson says the move boosts adult learning by providing full library resources at a reference center. Susan Wortman will serve as librarian, bringing six years of adult education experience and degrees from Mount Holyoke and Case Western Reserve.
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Biddeford
John B. Simpson
Biddeford High School
Simpson
Andrew C. Frechette
Frechette
Susan Wortman
Mount Holyoke
Wortman
Nebraska
Ohio
Grade Integration Begins With Apple
Fairfield School in Saco introduces grades one two and three to apples through an apple unit. Students visit Gile Orchards Alfred observe storage and packaging then tour the orchards learn proper picking. They receive apples and cider and create murals sounds maps shadow plays cooking and stories. A multimedia display and open house will showcase the joint three classroom effort.
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Fairfield School
Saco
Pauline Pollock
Linda Kershner
Lorraine Whelan
Gile Orchards
Alfred
Ocean Lodge Plans Schedule of Masonic Events
Ocean Lodge A F and A M led by Ronald H. Welch announces a series of meetings at Highpine Masonic hall Wells starting with a Wednesday 8 p.m. stated communication. A Master Mason degree rehearsal is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. and the degree ceremony for Oct 17 at 7 30 p.m. An Oct 19 lodge inspection includes a 6 30 p.m. roast turkey supper by Priscilla Chapter OES during which John E. Gowen will receive a 3 year award. District lodges meet Oct 29 at Preble Lodge Sanford.
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Wells
Ocean Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ronald H. Welch
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Priscilla Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
John E. Gowen
Maine
Preble Lodge
Sanford
Roxbury Man Shot During Holdup Attempt
William Armstrong of Roxbury was critically wounded Sunday when two youths tried to rob a Cumberland Farms store. Armstrong, 55, a customer, was shot in the chest and listed in critical but stable condition at Carney Hospital. The pair fled by foot then car. the getaway vehicle was found abandoned nearby.
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Boston
William Armstrong
Roxbury
Cumberland Farms
Armstrong
Carney Hospital
Wallace Signals 1976 Presidential Run Plans
In Washington AP report Alabama Governor George Wallace shows intent for the 1976 Democratic nomination. Aides including Mickey Griffin reveal Wallace will avoid 1972 primaries and focus on convention delegates while drafting new delegate rules. Griffin warns quota provisions could become a major issue in 1976.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
South
Mickey Griffin
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Ene
Augusta Reporter To Change For AP
Pat Sherlock named to replace Phyllis Austin as State House reporter for AP in Augusta Maine. Austin resigns effective October 12 after joining the Augusta bureau in 1969. Sherlock joins AP in Portland and will begin statehouse coverage on October 21.
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Boston
Pat Sherlock
Phyllis Austin
State House
Associated Press
Augusta
Maine
James M. Ragsdale
Miss Austin
Sherlock
New York City
St. Francis College
Brooklyn
N.Y
Claremont
N.H
Eagle
Concord
Monitor
Portland
Statehouse
Senate Debates Strip Mining Restoration Requirement
In Washington the Senate considers a strip mining bill labeled urgent by President Nixon, focusing on land restoration after mining and creating a $100 million reclamation fund. The measure would impose federal standards if states fail to adopt acceptable plans within 22 months, a move opposed by coal interests but supported by environmentalists.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
U.S
Interior Committee
Forgotten Man Might Be Freed
Vincent Dawa a 62 year old Philippine immigrant with 34 years confined in prisons and mental hospitals faces a Marin County sanity hearing that could mark the first step toward parole He was condemned for murder in 1939 sentenced to death later changed to life imprisonment and his case hinges on being declared sane while parole review follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Dawa
Dawa
Marin County
Sacramento
San Quenin
al Institution
Buford Tomey
Dawi
California
San Obispo
Dana
Two Are Killed On Maine Roads During Weekend
Maine highway deaths rise to 176 for the year after two weekend crashes. Elvah B. Chambers 58 of Dexter died in a head on collision on Maine 7 near his home Saturday night. Tina Raymond seven of Madawska was killed Saturday on U S 1 in Frenchville when she darted into the path of a car shortly before 3 p.m.
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Dexter
Maine
Elvah B. Chambers
Tina Raymond
Madawaska
U.S. 1
Frenchville
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Marilyn Young
Ronald Robinson
West Kennebunk Rampground
James Cummings
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Apple
Main ST
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South Berwick, ME
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Goodyear
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Scarborough
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