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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1970

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Odyssey Board Sees Support From New Hampshire Leaders

President McConnell and a cadre of notable New Hampshire figures join the Odyssey Advisory Board, backing education and public awareness to combat drug abuse. The group includes Bishop Thames Hall, Mrs. Thomas McIntyre, Dr. Michael Morello, and Willan Dunfey, endorsing a community driven approach.

McConnell Odyssey John We McConnell University of New Tate Limited Liliar New Hampshire Bishop Thames Hall Thomas McIntyre Michael Morello Willan Dunfey

Stork Quotations: New Arrival Announced at Three Hospitals

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wing of Norton Road Kittery at Stork Quotations Portsmouth Hospital. Melrose Wakefield Hospital reports a daughter Stephanie Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Angelis of Stoneham on October 4. Mrs. DeAngelis is Kathleen Boyle. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hoyle of Portsmouth and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeAngelis of Stoneham.

Portsmouth Hospital Robert Wing Norton Road Kittery Melrose Wakefield Hospital Stephanie Marie Joseph DeAngelis Stoneham DeAngelis Kathleen Boyle Wiliam J. Hoyle Portsmouth Anthony DeAngelis York Rye Town Hall Fantuckaway State Park Freeman Stacgast Murphy North American Family Camping Association Robert Weaver York Harbor Marshall Parker Rs. Earte Curtis Airs David Pabl Stratham William Trefethen Walter Carr Rye Rand William Murphy Killoty William Daly Myr Haven Freeman Cape Neddick Pahl Weaver

Great Bay Enrollment Up at Vocational Center

The Great Bay Schools and Training Center reports 345 students and trainees this year, up 45 percent from last year. Departments cover instructional, recreational, rehabilitation, and workshop services with a director and a team supporting vocational evaluation, counseling, therapy, procurement, and supervision. The center operates two assembly workshops for regional industries and a service station training attendants, plus food service, janitorial work, and a thrift shop for training opportunities. It is a non profit facility providing practical skills and placement in outside employment where possible.

J. Philip Chandler Clarence A. Chapman Philip E. Ward Jr Great Bay Portsmouth

Rockingham County Budget Session Set With Delegation Panel

A Rockingham County third quarter budget briefing is scheduled with the county legislative delegation executive committee at 10:28 a.m. at the county building to review expenses and receipts through the period. A separate notice declares non-responsibility for debts contracted by others, signed October 20, 197, by John C. Goodrich Sr of 218 Mill Road Hampton.

Exeter Rockingham County John C. Goodrich 218 Mill Road Hampton,h

Preston Charges Neglect in Stratford County Campaign

Preston, candidate for Governor's Council in the 2nd District, charged in Rochester that Stratford County has been neglected by the current councillor Robert Whalen. He accused Whalen of lacking interest in Strafford and of relying on Rockingham County votes, urging Strafford voters to consider his plan for fair representation across Rockingham, Stratford and Belknap Counties.

Bulhesteie Robert F Preston Hampton Rochester Stratford Preston Robert Whalen Strafford Rockingham Fin Whalen Somersworth Connell Dover Belknap

Unions Blame Imports for Unemployment Spread

Local chapters of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers issue a bulletin blaming imports for job losses in electrical, machine, optical, and other sectors. They urge public support for Congress to pass import quotas, citing thousands of jobs lost as plants relocated to Taiwan, China, Mexico, Korea, and Japan.

Inezternationaliow Aplacig Portsmouth Dover Somersworth HUE Congress Cliff Wilson

Burial Plot Fees Differ Between Two Cemeteries

A historical notice records a 1703 charge of five shillings to dig an adult grave at Wort Cemetery, compared with three shillings at South Cemetery, reflecting cemetery fee discrepancies in that period.

Wort

GOP Night at Cowan Hall District 4 Candidates Event

Exeter area GOP night announces speakers Congressman Neis C. Wyman and Councilor Whalen at Cowan Hall on Thursday Oct 29 at 7:39 p.m. District 4 includes Epping Exeter East Kingston Hampton Falls Kensington Newfields Newmarket and Stratham. Sponsors are Republican Women’s Club and Town Republican Club with visitors from other towns. Refreshments served.

GOP Exeter Gav Walter Peterson Neis C. Wyman Robert E. Whalen Cowan Hall Rockingham County Epping East Kingston Hampton Falls Kensington Newfields Newsmarket Stratham

Park Planting Slated in Kittery

Plans to replant John Paul Jones Park in Kittery have been finalized by the State Park and Recreation Commission with Kittery Garden Club involvement. Work will begin after debris removal, moves include shifting monuments and markers, and a mix of tree varieties will be planted along Hunter Avenue and the north end, featuring crabapples, maples, pines, birch, and evergreens.

Kittery Kittery John Paul Jones Park State Park and Recreation Commission Kittery Garden Nunter Avenue

Curtis Council approves fifty thousand to fight drugs

AUGUSCA AP Gov. Curtis and the Executive Council authorized a 50000 expenditure from the mental health improvement fund to support drug abuse programs in Maine. Funds will also back a state wide conference on drug abuse before the Watch legislature convenes in January. The Interagency Commission on Drug Abuse will distribute the money. Curtis chairs the panel and made the request. The council also released 375 for a diagnostic unit at the Boys' Training Center in South Portland and 157000 for new classrooms at a state facility. The group approved 180000 to build a residential facility for mentally retarded children in Aroostook County, and authorized up to 40000 for architect plans for a new state archi­ tory in Lewiston.

Boys’ Training Center Portland Lastear Apaacp Portsmouth Aroostook County NAACP Lewiston

Simmons honor society adds Portsmouth graduate Miss Goodman

Miss Marilyn Gail Goodman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Goodman of 4 Hampshire Road, was among 34 Simmons College seniors in Boston inducted into the college honor society. A 1967 Portsmouth High graduate, she is a Prince Club member, academic advisor, on the dean's list, and recipient of the Operation Kindness award with fellowships in Business Administration and Economics.

Marilyn Gail Goodman Bernard Goodman Hampshire Road Simmons College Boston Mass Miss Goodman Portsmouth High Ab Simmons Prince Club Department of Business Administration Department of Economics

York Writers Hold Meeting at Jeffords Tavern

Seven members of the York Writers Club met at Jeffords Tavern for October with Mrs. Philip A Marston hosting and Mrs. Stanley Alles presiding. The group discussed Writing for Homemakers and the homemaker’s role, with members sharing poetry fiction and essays on the theme.

York York Writers Club Jeffords Tavern Philip A. [Marston Stanley . Alles Cape Neddick Afra Howard Moulton Portsmouth

Accents rock band members charged in alleged stolen Rolls Royce

Five members of the Providence based rock group the Accents and their manager were booked in Los Angeles for investigation of grand theft after a deputy stopped a Rolls Royce reported stolen on October 14. Those jailed include Joseph Tutale, Steven Fallone, Richard Paolucci, Delwin Lutkin, Joseph Salguero, and manager John Rice. The Rolls Royce's registered owner is Charles Greene of Hollywood, a record producer.

Los Angeles Providence Sheriff's Deputies Accents Joseph A. Tutale Steven C. Fallone Richard D. Paolucci Delwin By. Lutkin Joseph A. Salguerio John Rice Ralls Roycee Charles Greene Hollywood

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