100 Years Ago: 1924

Executives of the Lewiston Community Services Inc. are loud in their praises of Thomas Malenfant and Fred Nadeau, employees of the street light department, for their efforts on behalf of the organization’s skating rinks and toboggan slide.

The assistance offered by these individuals was not in any way connected with the fire department though Malenfant and Nadeau are call men the same as other private citizens.

50 Years Ago: 1974

The children of the fourth grade of Holy Cross School will present a program of religious music and popular French songs when the Parents, Friends, Teachers Association of Holy Cross meets Sunday night, Jan 21. Their teachers are Sr. Marie and Mrs. Annette Lauziere, who are directing preparations for the program which will be presented in the parish hall following a 7 pm business meeting. At the business meeting sessions plans will be discussed for an out-of-door auction to be held in May, a tag day, date to be announced and a dance to be held on March 31.

25 Years Ago: 1999

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The Career Center at the University of Maine in Orono will hold its second annual career fair from 10 am to 3 pm, Jan 28 in the Wells Conference Center.

Representatives from 76 state and national companies will attend the fair and answer questions about career choices and opportunities. Students and faculty from all academic disciplines are encouraged to attend.

“I’m very pleased with the response,” says Patty Counihan, director of the Career Center. “We have an excellent representation of organizations and it’s more than double the size of the fair we had last year.”

Counihan says that although more than half of the organizations attending have jobs and internships to fill, this is not strictly a job fair. It’s really designed for students to learn more about careers and talk face to face with people who represent different careers and get advice and good information.

Companies and organizations such as National Semiconductor, the Bangor Daily News, Up With People, MBNA New England, Raytheon Systems Co. and Bangor Visiting Nurses will be in attendance.

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