3 resources

• [Personally Speaking: Lucy Poulin]
  
  Program #103. Record date: October 20, 1992. // Patsy Wiggins interviews Lucy Poulin, founder of H.O.M.E. (Homeworkers Organized for More Employment) in Orland and native of Fairfield, Maine in studio. Poulin discusses her background as a Carmelite nun, living in a monastery in Orland, her family's farm, and the history and goals of H.O.M.E. Controversial issue involving potential homeless shelter in Ellsworth that was opposed by town council is also mentioned.
• [Personally Speaking: Lucy Poulin]
  
  Program #103. Record date: October 20, 1992. // Patsy Wiggins interviews Lucy Poulin, founder of H.O.M.E. (Homeworkers Organized for More Employment) in Orland and native of Fairfield, Maine in studio. Poulin discusses her background as a Carmelite nun, living in a monastery in Orland, her family's farm, and the history and goals of H.O.M.E. Controversial issue involving potential homeless shelter in Ellsworth that was opposed by town council is also mentioned.
• Joseph and Anne Marie Blais, interviewed by Marcella Sorg and Raymond Pelletier
  
  1674 Joseph and Anne Marie Blais, interviewed by Marcella Sorg and Raymond Pelletier, January 29, 1981, Lewiston, Maine. 16 pp. Tape: 1-1/4 hrs. Interview w/ partial trans. French. The Blais talk about their lives as Franco-Americans; Joseph's work as a jeweler, as a Steeple Jack; ; . Text: 16 pp., partial transcript. Recording: T 1795 1-1/4 hrs French.