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Augusta Kalloch Christie

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Christie began her career teaching in rural schools around Ashland. She later transitioned to a business career, studying at Beal School of Shorthand in Bangor. After graduation, she worked for a potato dealer in Presque Isle until her marriage to Walter R. Christie. When the military base in Presque
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in 1952 and served four terms. She was a member of the liquor control committee and served as its house chairman during her last term. Christie opposed liquor bills and supported legislation against liquor, gambling, and unfavorable labor laws. In 1961, she was elected to the
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In honor of Christie's dedication to education and public service, a building at Northern Maine Community College was named after her. The A.K. Christie Building, now known as the Christie Complex, houses most of NMCC's programs.
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Christie was born in Ashland, Maine, to Rufus G. Kalloch and Martha Jan (Chandler) Kalloch. She attended
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Isle closed in 1961, Christie helped put forward and pass LD 1542, which established what is now
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First woman to serve in both the Maine House & Senate; President of the Maine W.C.T.U.
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Presidents of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Maine Senate
Maine House of Representatives
Ashland, Maine
Presque Isle
Maine
Alma mater
Aroostook State Normal School
Maine House of Representatives
Maine Senate
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Northern Maine Community College
Presque Isle High School
Aroostook State Normal School
Northern Maine Community College
Maine House of Representatives
Maine Senate



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20th-century American women educators
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