Reverend Arthur Teale 92 Dies After Illness in Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport mourns Rev Dr Arthur E Teale 92 emeritus of South Congregational Church Granby Connecticut after a long illness He served 37 years at Granby church taught philosophy at Hillyer College Hartford and was a peace activist He is survived by his wife Lillian two daughters and a son with many grandchildren Memorial services to be set by the South Congregational Church and Dennett and Craig Funeral Home.
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Huff) Nunan
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Saco-Biddeford
Raymond Hopkins
Harrington
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
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Mom saves child as car stalls on freight tracks in Westbrook
A 24 year old Jennifer Gammon of Limerick and her 2 year old daughter Gail escaped a car stalled on Main Street tracks before a Maine Central freight train struck the vehicle. The car was destroyed and pushed 150 feet. Gammon, pregnant, was treated at Maine Medical Center and released. The train had four locomotives and 55 cars en route from South Portland to St Johnsbury.
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Saco Moves To Insure Preservation Of Historic Buildings
Saco considers creating historic preservation districts after surveying buildings to identify areas of significance. Portland's program, begun in 1974 with a National Endowment for the Arts grant, informs plans as Saco funds attendance at a preservation conference and frames target areas for districts within weeks.
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Philadelphia
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Lerman
Card of Thanks to St. Joseph’s Parish and Webber Hospital Staff
Sincere thanks to the priests of St. Joseph's Parish Dr Hill Dr Keegan and the nurses of Webber Hospital as well as my relatives and friends for all cards gifts and thoughtfulness shown during my hospital stay. Mr. Fernando Gagne
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St Francis College to become university under bold plan
President Jack S. Ketchum opened St Francis College for the new year calling on the college community to support a bold decision to elevate the institution from a small college to a university. He spoke to a student assembly outlining steps to strengthen the school.
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Webber Hospital appreciation note and college evolution plan
The message thanks Dr. Scott and Dr. Viger along with nurses and friends for support during a Webber Hospital stay. It quotes Ketchum on shifting from college to university in osteopathic medicine, with a new 26 000 square foot medical school and a growing faculty and student enrollment as changes proceed.
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Headstart hires two teachers and an aide in York County
Sanford Roland Viger announces the hiring of two teachers and one aide for Headstart centers. Paula West, Louisa Nunan and Jacqueline Fontaine join Buxton Old Orchard Beach and Hills Beach sites to teach and assist across four centers life sciences human services liberal arts and managerial studies as part of a four year program.
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York County Community Action Corp
Paula West
Hollis Center
Buxton
Louisa Nunan
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach
Jacqueline Fontaine
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Robert Crotty
BTA negotiator credits tactics in local election victory
Stephen Wood chief negotiator for Biddeford Teachers Association says campaign tactics won the vote over the Biddeford Federation of Teachers. Ballots showed 92 for BTA 67 for BFT and one for no representation.
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Stephen Wood
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Maine Teachers Association
Maine
Longley supports swine flu shot after doubts
Gov. James B. Longley of Maine says he will get the swine flu vaccine despite earlier questions about mass immunization. He notes medical disagreement and stresses vaccination remains voluntary and not a government mandate. The state will offer the vaccine to those who want it and individuals must decide for themselves. Old Orchard Beach residents can obtain the 1976 Maine hunting laws from the town clerk.
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Maine
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Old Orchard Beach
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