County CAP Opens New Careers Trainee Post in Finance
Lionel E. Maynard Jr announces a New Careers Trainee opening with York County Community Action Corporation and Maine CEP. The three year program covers bookkeeping accounting data processing purchasing and office management at the County Courthouse Annex with work release and college level study. Veterans encouraged to apply. rural applicants preferred. Contact Mrs Kathy Cane at Maine CEP Winter Street Sanford 324-0996.
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Lionel E. Maynard Jr
York County Community Action Corporation
Maine Cep
Maynard
Kathy Cane
Maine
CEP
Winter Street
Sanford
Gov't Garners Bids For Law Oil Leases
The Interior Department accepted 586.8 million in bonus bids for federal tide lands off Louisiana. Top bid 77.3 million for about 5 000 acres near the Mississippi River mouth. 12 bids rejected as too small. successful winners have 30 days to pay 80 percent balance and finalize leases. Royalties apply to any production. tracts valued at more than 4 billion dollars in oil or gas.
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New Orleans
Interior Department
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Manchester College Grants Admission
Joseph Grant has been admitted to New Hampshire College in Manchester New Hampshire for the fall semester. He enters the four year Business Teacher Education program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roger L Grant of Biddeford Maine and a Thornton Academy graduate. He attended Plus Grays School of Business in Portland and served in the United States Army 1965 to 1968 stationed in Alaska and Vietnam.
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Joseph Grant
New Hampshire College
Manchester
N.H
Roger L. Grant
Elm St
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Plus Grays School of Business
Portland
Grant
United States Army
Alaska
Vietnam
Fremont Club Bridal Shower for Patricia Boilard
Miss Patricia Boilard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boilard of Biddeford, was honored at a Fremont Club bridal shower. She will wed Richard Fecteau on October 7, with hostesses and a long guest list from Biddeford present.
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Patricia Boilard
Fremont Club
Biddeford
Boilard
Robert Boilard
High St
Richard Fecteau
Marion Avenue
Fecteau
Albert A. Fecteau Jr
Joan Crowley
Barbara Fecteau
Karen Boilard
O Onor
Aina Raymond
Frances Boilard
Dianne Martin
Corona Boilard
Rachel Lemelin
Muriel Lambert
Yvette Lemelin
Arlene Houde
Violette Fecteau
Doris Heroux
Laura
Betty Martel
Claire Racine
Camille Menard
Priscilla Grenier
Amatalie Remillard
Leo Boilard
Theresa Gaudette
Gabrielle Fecteau
Joanne Fecteau
Rachel Gervais
Yvette Gervais
Louise Pageau
Anna Sevigny
Marjorie Sevigny
Rose Sevigny
Alice Rondeau
Richard Verrier
Marianne Collard
Theresa Bineau
Yvette Rondeau
Philip Roux
Gerard Houde
Donald Cyr
Linda Valention
Richard Valention
Debbie Valention
Richard Griffin
Maurice Boilard
Jeannine Pageau
Viola Bergeron
Jean Curro
Diane Grenier
Jeannette Curro
Muriel Guay
Rose Goulet
Robert Brousseau
Roland Pelletier
Raymond Collard
Alice Collard
Connie Sevigny
Lucille Remillard
Madora Jacques
Rose Lange
Priscille Petit
Marie Henaire
Denise Lambert
Priscilla Juneau
Joyce Fecteau
Mignonne Lariviere
Olive Croteau
Wilfred Collard
Richard Boston
Claire Collard
Elmer’ Ladderbush
Yolande Gerrish
Romaine Ouellette
Pauline Brochu
Old Orchard Nee Nah Council Opens Fall Meeting
The Old Orchard Nee Nah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, will hold the first fall meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall on Old Orchard Street. Regular business will be conducted.
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Nee Nah Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Odd Fellows Hall
Old Orchard Street
Maine Law School Dean Ed Godfrey to resign at year’s end
Dean Edward S. Godfrey of the University of Maine Law School says he will resign after 10 years leading the Portland campus. He will remain through the current academic year as enrollment climbs from 32 at opening to over 180 this fall.
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Portland
Edward S. Godfrey
University of Maine Law School
Godfrey
Law School
Harvard
Columbia Law School
Nix Thomas College For Trainee s Site
The Legislative Research Committee voted 12 4 against acquiring the old Thomas College campus in Waterville to house Maine s first permanent police training site. Rep Louis Jalbert argued against purchasing the abandoned campus citing sufficient campuses. The Maine Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Academy sought consensus but would need state action. cost would be 1.3 million with 90 percent federal funding.
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Augusta
Legislative Research Committee
Old Thomas College
Waterville
Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
Maine Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Academy
Probe Pending On State Agency Publications
The Legisla tive Research Committee will investigate house organ publications by state agencies to see if they serve a purpose. Sen Joseph Sewall labels Transportation News a misuse of taxpayers money and questions why gasoline tax payers fund personal notes about employees in a DOT flyer.
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Department of Transportation
Sewall
Small Fry Nursery Opens Season At Biddeford
The Small Fry Nursery School at 8 Fogg Ave Biddeford began sessions this week for another season with 21 children enrolled including 17 four year olds and four three year olds. Activities feature outdoor play with balance boards climbing apparatus swings sand water play tether ball and whirling bird. Staff includes director Mrs Jackie Goulet assistant Mrs Phyllis Chretien and playground supervisor Monica Fournier.
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Fry
Fogg Ave
Biddeford
Michelle Plourde
Jeffrey Seymour
Dwayne Chretien
Barbie Thyng
Lorri Binette
Jeffrey Turgeon
Pamela Wiggins
Paul LaFrinca
David Vadnais
Jeffrey Huot
Christopher Jalbert
Amouree Forbes
Michael Laflamme
Bobby Harrison
Karen Clark
Gary Henaire
Michael Lessard
Kevin Lavoie
Tammy Martel
Frankie Daly
Ann Marie Lariviere
Jackie Goulet
Phyllis Chret
State to Acquire and Operate Facility for Two Years
The state plans to take over the facility for a two year period with the state covering costs after federal funds run out. The arrangement places the federal grant timeline before state funding begins.
Silver dollars spill from armored car on I 80
In Sacramento a armored car leaked on Interstate 80 scattering about 4000 silver dollars bound for Nevada casinos. Patrol officer Dave Howe and eight others recovered nearly all the coins after an hour of cleanup, leaving only a few uncollected.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dave Howe
Howe
Nevada
State Division of Highways
John Pedri
Duplicate Bridge Played At Beach In Old Orchard Beach
A Beach area bridge column lists teams and results from Wednesday and Thursday play at Lawn Avenue Playhouse. Winners Wednesday were Burns and McLean first, Warren and Sawyer second, Desroberts and Briggs third. Thursday winners were Elewitch and Rosen first, Rosen and Paradis second, Rudy and Rosen third, Flannery and Larochelle fourth. A note mentions a Saturday game at 7 30 p m. Jacks history mentions pebbles used before modern six legged jacks.
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Old Orchard Beach
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Jane Burns
George McLean
James Warren
Harry Sawyer
Alfred Desroberts
Tiis Briggs
Carl Taft
Oscar Paradis
Ada Sleeper
Dora Paulhus
Lester Austin
Ruth Main
Leo Cyr
Estelle Aranovitch
Alfred Cabana
Noella Briggs
Loetta Kelley
Briggs
Taft and
Paradis
Playhouse
Lawn Avenue
Abe Elowitch
al Rosen
Vera Rudy
Ida Rosen
Gwenn Flannery
Pauline Larochelle
Robert Whelan
Estella Aranovitch
Alice Fecteau
Jane Mullen
Robert Toulouse
Joe Smaha
Eileen Leach
Jerry Thibodeau
Don Briggs
James Moutsatsos
Avid Briggs
Gil Seaver
Elewitch
Rosen
Baptist Women's Mission Society Holds Meeting
The Women's Mission Society of the Biddeford United Baptist Church met at Miss Adelpha McKeen's Ocean Park cottage. They opened with scripture led devotions, collected a summer fund, and discussed White Cross work. Helen Fenderson led the Love Gift program, with gifts dedicated, and plans announced for the next meeting at Waterhouse Road Goodwins Mills with a silent auction.
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Women’s Mission Society
Biddeford
York County Baptist Women's
Baptist Church
Kittery Point
Helen Fenderson
Love Gift
Love Gifts
Catherine Curtis
Ruth Merrill
Hazel Lahey
Mary Dawn
Sandra Mullett
Waterhouse Road
Goodwins Mills
Minnie Henderson
Mabel Emery
Clara Purington
Notable Ladies Attend Social Gathering
Mrs Lulah Merrill Mrs Elsie Butler Miss May Alice Linnie Miss Mildred Linnie Miss Annie Wallace Mrs Hazel Clay and two visitors Mrs Marguerite Bickerstaffe and Mrs Mildred Mack attended a social event with several guests.
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Lulah Merrill
Elsie Butler
May Alice Linnie
Mildred Linnie
Annie Wallace
Hazel Clay
Marguerite Bickerstaffe
Mildred Mack
Maine Prison Guards Petition Curtis Over Safety Concerns
About half of the 120 guards at Maine State Prison in Thomaston petitioned Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis through Council 74 to investigate state security policies. The telegram urged immediate action and a special commission after a guard was allegedly struck on the head with a hammer, highlighting guard safety worries at the maximum security facility.
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Augusta
Maine
Thomaston
Kenneth M. Curtis
Council 74
American Federation of State
Council
Robert E. Montminy
Curtis
Hhe
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