Prison Board Runs Data Service Inmate Business
Framingham Massachusetts AP report notes seven imprisoned board members of Computer Systems Programming operate a data processing service from jail. They work under a state prison program, serving clients like Brockton Framingham DNR Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Public Health. The venture funds office space and payroll processing while inmate Leate awaits commutation.
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Framingham
Mass
Massachusetts Correctional Institution
Computer Systems Programming
Arthur M. Leate
Service Bureau
Honeywell
Brockton
State Department of Natural Resources
Leate
Christmas Robbery and Santa Jail Spark Holiday Quirks
In Battle Creek a patrol ends with a theft arrest as a Nativity set is found in a suspect’s car. Cherry Valley hosts a pretend jail for Santa at a party, leading to a real arrest scare and bail talk. In Manchester a Santa on a diesel engine retires after 19 years of toy runs. Cincinnati researchers use mice to illuminate a Seasons Greetings sign in a holiday display.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Larry B. Gentry
Gentry
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Cherry Valley
Santa Claus
Santa
Sheryl Brannan
Village Hall
Ralph Truitt
North Pole
Truitt
Manchester, Ga
Alabama
Georgia
John Douglas, Jr
Seabord
Douglas
Manchester
Wadley
Ala
Clymer Women Share Christmas Circle Gatherings
The Naom Circle met at Mrs. Judy Berisink’s home with helpers Mrs. Lucy Schurman and Mrs. Edris Dilink. Doris Neckers and Georgann Bemus led the program as Betty Kolstee sang, and Secret Pals were revealed. Ruth Circle gathered at Mrs. Josie Ten Huisen’s with Irene Shields and Shirley Gravink assisting. Celian Legters led Bible study and candlelighting with a Christmas song in Spanish. A church call to prayer and self denial week was announced for January 5 at North Clymer United Methodist Church with Ada May Brown and Ellen Dewey on the program committee. The Abbe Reformed Adult Bible Class enjoyed a Seaeat feet dinner, carols, and new officer slate led by Norman Terrimey and Milton Duink, with several teachers thanked for the year. The My-Martha Circle hosted Christmas program with Amy Newhouse, devotions by Nettie Legters, carol history by Phylis Holthouse, solos by Edith Holthouse, and a baby shower for Linda TeCroney. Best wishes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravin
Naom Circle
Judy Berisink
Lucy Schurman
Edris Dilink
Doris Neckers
Georgann Bemus
Betty Kolstee
Ruth Circle
Josie "Ten Huisen
Irene Sheilds
Shirley Gravink
Celian Legters
Lucy Legters
Celia Legters
Irene Shields
Eleanor Schruers
Clymer Area
Tal
North Clymer United Methodist Church
Ada May Brown
Ellen Dewey
Abbe Reformed Sunday School
Blanche Legters
Elsie Dunnewold
Howard Legters
Gilbert Ton
Ben Tewinkle
Pete Patchen
Wilbur VanEarden
Amos VanKarden
Ben Tweinkle
Netherlands
Williamsburg
Norman Terrimey
Milton Duink
Mildred Schruers
Elsie Dunneowld
Lavern Vrooman
Edward Conk
Dorothy Conk
Irma Legters
My-Martha
Linda TeCroney
Pig Crop Should Be Much Bigger
The Agriculture Department reports the 1976 pig crop to be larger than 1975, with farmers expected to farrow about 5.4 million sows producing litters between December and May. The December 1 inventory stands at 49.6 million hogs and pigs, down 10 percent from last year and 19 percent from 1973. Keywords: Dee 1 intentions, 5.4 million, Dec 1-May 31, 1973-74, 49.6 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Commission
Maramee Spring
Montauk
Bennett Spring
Roaring River
Merry
Chi Ae
Cafe Ann
Clymer
Brownsville, Tex
Gulf Coast
Woodworth
R.D
Union City
Ebewsons
Corry
Anderson
The
Kitchen Village
Ge Amer Ty
Zefaey
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