Fingers of the Deaf Sing Carol at Concord Hospital
The New Hampshire Hospital hosts a sign and lip reading choir led by Patricia Dow a deaf coordinator, guiding 75 deaf patients aged 18 and up. The program seeks funding and expansion, with patients improving communication, job training, and social life despite limited resources.
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Frank B
Herald
Concord
New Hampshire Hospital
Patricia Dow
Dow
Statistics Office
Department of Education
Warren Burns
Miss Dow
William. Sention
State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
Down
Miss. Dow
Thane
Misa Dawe
New England
Nationwide Burials Gap in National Cemeteries
More than 40 million Americans qualify for burial in national cemeteries, including military personnel veterans their wives and minor children. With about one million gravesites, the growing list raises questions of government responsibility and availability for those killed in Vietnam seeking nearby private burial options.
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Martha GaLe Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Congress
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ino
Interior Department
National cemeteries face expansion and funding debate
Cemeteries fill quickly as Congress debates extending the system and expanding sites. Veterans groups push for broader national burials, arguing cash allowances cannot replace burial in a national cemetery. Arlington faces critical shortages. estimates show billions needed for full state coverage.
Brentwood Area Historians Meet in 1967 Prep
Brentwood Historical Association met at Brentwood Library with 18 members. Miss Mary Barnlett presided as Jennie Shannon read a history of Brentwood Baptist Church by former pastor John Gilbert. William Burtt discussed the 1870 census and Pickpocket Mills at Pickpocket Falls.
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Brentwood
Historical Association
Wvith
Mary Barnlett
Jennie Shannon
Brentwood Baptist Church
John Gilbert
William Burtt
Pickpocket Falls
Helen Pike
Congregational Church
Martin Litdon
Mary E. Snyder
Shepard
Sucrson Ballery
Route 125
Newark couple returns home after Thanksgiving visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Darling and childen of Newark Delaware have returned home after spending their Thanksgiving holiday with Mrs Mary Stich of 103 Marcy Street and Mrs William Findley, and children of Milford PA, reporting travel after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Michael Milnar of 29 Wit intr Ave.
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Kenneth Darling
Childean
Newark
Del
Mary Stich
William Findley
Chideen
Milford
Pal
Michael Milaar
Salt Damage Study Tracks Road Salt Effects in Maine
University of Maine researchers led by associate professor Frederick Hutchinson study how sodium and chloride from winter road salt leach into soils and waters near Maine highways. They compare samples from Calais to Bangor across years, measuring ions in soils, rivers, and future wells, with plans to expand to ponds and rainfall effects.
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University of Maine
Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine
Frederick E. Hutchinson
Department of Plant and Soil Sciences
University
Orang
Malné
New England
Hutchinson
Calais
Caribou
Brunswick
Gorham
Maine Turnpike
Kurtery
Portland
Stillwater
Saltweter
Kennebec
Saco
Androscogzis
Penobscot
Jusir
Virginia
Maine Water Resources Center
Department of the Interior
New Hampshire Forecast Zones Conclude Turning Warmer
The forecast covers New Hampshire zones with cloudy skies and light snow or freezing rain tonight. Temperatures dip to near 3 degrees with southwest winds 1 to 2 miles per hour. Tuesday brings more cloudiness, occasional rain, and a rise in temperatures. Higher elevations see light snow then light rain, summits clear briefly tonight. Central zones expect not cold conditions with low around 34 and southwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
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New Hampshire
Primitive Man Vented Frustration Into Golf Parody
AP reports a humorous theory linking ground pounding by ancient peoples to golf as a measure of peaceloving quotient. The piece cites global course counts, noting the United States with 8,667 courses and eight million golfers, and discusses political implications of golf prevalence in various nations.
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Washington
United States
France
Society Supper Kittery Woman's Service Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the Second Methodist Church tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. for a covered dish supper. Each member is asked to bring an unmarked gift valued at 50 cents. Mrs Elaine Peverly will chair a Christmas prera and hostesses will be Mrs Arlene Lemont and Mrs Louise Grover.
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Kittery
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Second Methodist Church
Elaine Peverly
Arlene Lemont
Louise Grover
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Varrell Jr in Jamaica Plain
A daughter Jennifer Ann was born to Mr and Mrs William M Varrell Jr of Roslindale Massachusetts on December 3 at Paulkner Hospital Jamaica Plain Parents announce paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William M Varrell of Washington Road Rye New York area noted in the birth notice.
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Jennifer Ann
William M. Varrell Jr
Roslindale
Mass
Paulkner Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Maas
Willian M. Varrell
Washington Road
Rye
YMCA Plans Winter Activities Across New Hampshire
New Hampshire five YMCA district directors map a winter program emphasizing youth self confidence and self worth. Plans include Christmas projects winter track meets the Seth YMCA Older Boys conference in Rochester this month and the HKY Rally in Concord. Additional events coverOlder Girls conference in March at Clinton and youth government training at Dartmouth in March with a Concord State House assembly. An aquatic clinic is slated for June while track meets run districtwide in May and a Young Men and Government initiative trains up to April. The Exeter area district director is Theodora C. Reidt.
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YMCA
New Hampshire
Seth Ymca
Rochester
Youth and Government
Concord
HKY
Older Girls’ Conference Council
Claremont
Dartmouth College
State House
Jimi
Durham
Areca Ymca
Theodora C. Reidt Jof
Exeter
Auxiliary Christmas Party in North Hampton
The North Hampton Firemans Auxiliary plans a Christmas party at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 276 Atlantic Ave. hosted by Mrs. William Mannix Jr. Members will participate in a gift exchange. Refreshment hostesses will be Mrs. Kendall Chevalier and Mrs. Bruce Dow.
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North Hampton
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