Exeter Families to Buy Calf to Send Abroad
Exeter church members help with Heifer Project calves destined for the Dominican Republic and families in need. At Advent Church night a stage reveal showed two Holstein heifers bought through Heifer Project Inc. to aid children and parents, with church groups coordinating the fundraising and shipments.
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Exeter
Dominican Republic
Exeter Congregational Church
Sid Fin
Heifer Project
Dumm Ander
Irving Brewster
Vjohn Raynes
Edward Miles
Richard Haley
Burwell
Richard Briackerholf
Sewor High
John Roynes
Bruce
James Purington
Charles. F. Burwell
George Booth
Neighbors furnish new home for Lumberton family
In Lumberton a fire destroyed the Alford home after a child knocked a lit match into a wastebasket. Neighbors rallied last Saturday to buy and furnish a new house for Bel and Elaine Alford and their several grandchildren, aiding a crippled resident who once worked in a sawmill.
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Elaine Alford
Alord
Syrian Premier Pledges Election And Stabilizing Reform
Damascus Syria AP report says Prime Minister Khaled El Azem promises national elections no later than July 1583, with a three month cabinet seeking stability and democracy. A law regulating political parties will be set before the polls.
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Syria
Preice Khaled el Azem
Azem
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Suncday
Syra
Talker Ties Up Line Baby Dies in Florida
In Jacksonville AP reports a four party line caused a delay in emergency access as Joseph Claude Roberts Jr. died after his father could not cut in. Doctors planned an autopsy while Roberts Sr. said a telephone caller questioned if it was an emergency.
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Jacksonville
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Joseph Claude Roberts Jr
Roberts Sr
Jacksonville Post Office Answers Kids Letters to Santa
Jacksonville Post Office workers have bundled Dear Santa letters and answered them. Over 1,008 volunteers have mailed responses from the Jacksonville office, each with a return address, as civic groups join in helping with the Santa letters program.
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James Be, Workman Jr
Civ
North Pole
Jacksonville
Retired Portsmouth Area Shipyard Workers Listed
A list of area employees recently retired from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard includes Kram Dover Everett J. Freeman helper pipefitter Frederick W. Mitchell Richard C. Prescott Sr machinist Exeter James M. Lude shipfitter Greenland Leokadyia ft Eskifian elecrk stenographer Hampton John S Nudd painter Portsmouth William H. Davis electrician Charles A Jambard machinist Carleton F. Pritchard supervisor employed management Telations specialist George P. Mitchell tank cleaner Kittery Henry W Hodgdon leadingman machinist South Berwick Ralph Foss joiner Kittery Point George L Wilson driller South Eliot Joseph S Machado Jr instrument mechanic York Clarence J Bailey shipfitter Call GE &1900 Ask for Classified.
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Kram Dover
Everett J. Freeman
Frederick W. Mitchell
Glory Richard C. Prescott Sr
Exeter
James M. Lu de
Shipfitter
Greenland
Leokadyia Ft. Eskifian
Elecrk
Hampton
John $. Nudd
Carleton F. Pritchard
George P. Mitchell
Kittery
Henry W. Hodgdon
South Berwick
Ralph ©. Foss
Kittery Point
George L. Wilson
South Eliot
Joseph S. Machado Jr
York
Clarence J. Bailey
Kittery Teacher Delegate Elected to Maine Assembly
Carl W. Wood an elementary supervisor in Kittery was elected to represent York County in the Representative Assembly of the Maine Teachers Association. The 50 member body will meet in Augusta December 27 and 28 to adopt a program for the legislature addressing minimum salary law and expanded state aid for schools. Wood, five years in Kittery, previously taught in Bangor and directed a clinic in Petersburg Virginia. He is a University of Maine graduate with a masters in supervision, vice president of the Maine Supervisors Association, and a life member of the National Education Association.
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Carl W. Wood
Kittery
York County
Maine Teachers Association
Ai Aunaimers
Clyde Russell
MTA
ACTA
Augusta
Hubert Buller
Wort
Bangor
Reneral Elinic
Petersburg
University of New Hampshire
University of Maine
Maine Supervisors Association
National Education Assolation
Burlington Firemen Demand Public Wage Talks
Burlington firemen seek a $20 weekly raise for all members amid wage talks. They oppose a stipulation that negotiations be closed to the public and press, urging transparency to show their position and progress. Current salaries range from $66 to $78 weekly.
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Burlington
Cape
Bl-wem
Bil Monell
Lick
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