Kittery Sewer Contract Award Heads to Pittsfield Firm
The Kittery Town Council voted to award the first sewer contract to Clanchette Bros., Inc., Pittsfield, for 429,215 with six bids. The project gains a 10 percent grant offer and 44 percent aid approved so far, with planning progress continuing.
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Altery
Department of the Interior
Clanchette Bros., Inc
Pittsfield
Frank R. Kauffman
Srips
Arnold Goldstein
Project Engieer
Whiteman and
Howart
Salary Set For Position In Kittery
KITTERY Carl Wood appointed assistant superintendent of curriculum for all grades. He will earn 12009 annually from June to March 31 1968 with a 13500 base from Sept 1 plus 300 expense allowance. He will supervise curriculum and testing across 12 grades and coordinate teacher conferences. He also handles special education and staff training, serves on state committees, and attends district and parental meetings. Serving on the Portsmouth Committee of Defense in 1814 were Daniel Webster and Jeremiah Mason.
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Kittery
Carl Wood
Trap Academy
Wood
Tell
Union Maine
State Department
Portsmouth
Daniel Webster
Jeremiah Mason
York Seeks Federal Aid for 1.7 Million Sewer Plan
The Board of Selectmen announced that applications for federal and state funds are prepared for a 1.7 million sewer project. Government aid expected around 1.06 million with 640,000 financed by the Sewer District. The plan spans three phases from Harbor Beach to York Beach, with main lines by York High School and Barrell Mill Pond and a future treatment plant, contingent on town subsidies and user income.
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Council
Macc
Sessuice
Wavy
Interstate Bridge Authority
Dee
York
Board of Sellectmen
York High School
Distiiet
Mill Pond
Norwood Farms
Thehond Sannort
Harbor Beach
York River
Barrell Mill Pond
Long Beach
York Beach
Bay Ha+ven
Cape Neddick Harbor
Urgent sewage plan eyed for beach area pollution fix
The town seeks immediate sewer system improvements at 4a Beach Arbor and River to curb pollution. With sufficient local tax funds, rapid action could unlock federal and state aid, though grants are limited by rules. The town pushes for maximum allocation due to the recreational value of the area.
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4A Beach
Arbor
Durham Grange Christmas party and baskets drive
Durham Grange meets Friday at Scammell Grange will host a Christmas party with an exchange of gifts. Donations will be taken for Christmas baskets. December notes list a donation to the New Hampshire Blind Fund. Mrs Donald Hill reports Past Master Fred Daniels, Mrs Forrest Smart installed as treasurer with a pot luck supper led by Miss Ruth Wiswell.
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Durham
Scammell Grange
Grange
New Hampshire Blind Fund
Donald Hill
Fred Daniels
Forrest Smart
Scarmell Grange
Ruth Wiswell
Engineers to Meet Army Needs inKittery
The American Society chapter No. 9 will host a meeting at Valle's Steak House to discuss Army recruiting in several fields. Specialists sought include medical, linguists, mechanics, information, communications, heavy equipment operators, and personnel assistants. A social hour precedes a 7 pm dinner and presentation by Cmdr Robert L. Smill USN.
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Army
U.S. Army
Ross
Daniel St
Cmdr
Robert L. Smill
USN
Stanley C. Ross Jr
Toyce
Portemouth
Navel
Shin Army
Valle
Craters
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Naval Disciplinary Command
R. F. van Cantiort
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Jeffrey
James L. Reid
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River House
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Elm
LOEW
Fortsmouth
Lee Marvin O Fan Dickinson
Pointblank
Panavision Metrocolor
John Wayne
Doce
Richard Peter O'Toole
Gongme
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Whitman and Howard
Maine Water Improvement Commis
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Jenkins
New Hampshire
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Maen’s
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Richardson
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