Awards Given at Salle Charite Whist Event
At the Salle Charite hall Alfred Street Biddeford Mrs Blanche Tremblay and Mrs Corinne Chretien received special awards at a progressive whist party Other prize winners included Mrs Lillian Grenier Mrs Laur ette Cloutier Mrs Yvonne Cou lombe and Mrs Jeannette Le may women s division and Adel ard Bisson Joseph Dube Roland Lemar and Albert Coulombe men s division Special awards in another division went to Mrs Laura Smith and Charles Smith At the bid whist party Arthur Pepin and Mrs Gabrielle Lehoul lier were high score winners while other prizes were awarded to Arthur Pepin Mrs Lehouillier Mrs Chretien and Mrs Anna Morin Special awards went to Leon Paul Roland Perreault Mrs Alphonse Chretien and Mrs Marie Rose Frechette.
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Blanche Tremblay
Corinne Chretien
Salle Charite Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Lillian Grenier
Laurette Cloutier
Yvonne Coulombe
Jeannette le
May Women’s Divsion
Adelard Bisson
Joseph Dube
Roland
Sale Completed for Ling and Sterling Residence
Ling and Sterling have purchased a residence. The sale, negotiated through Henry R. John Agency, 250 Temple Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, took place with events on January 5 at the hall and a bid whist party on January 6.
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Ling
Saco
Mrs. Sterling
Henry R .John
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Elephant of Leo X Icon in Christian Rome Tomb
The first elephant seen in Christian Rome belonged to Pope Leo X in the 16th century. The animal named Han no became a popular mascot and appeared in public processions. After its death, Leo X commissioned Raphael to paint a likeness over the tomb.
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Rome
Leo X
Hanno
Leo
Raphael
Learning Skills Over Personality Tests in Schools
The article argues that schools should diagnose learning difficulties to guide educational plans rather than rely on personality tests. It cautions that personality tests probe home life and may mislabel underachievement, suggesting psychologist involvement only in exceptional, consented cases and with board scrutiny.
State Department hinges on Congress for foreign policy
Washington reports note the State Department relies on congressional cooperation to push foreign policy. The Office of Congressional Relations, led by Frederick G. Dutton, seeks support and to avoid friction with lawmakers. Ellender's Africa remarks exposed delicate ties between Congress and diplomacy.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Secretary of State
Partment
Department
Congressional Relations
Frederick G. Dutton
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Africa
Ellender
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Allender
Kennedy
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Tax returns require social security and employer IDs
The 1962 income tax forms mandate SSNs for individuals and EINs for businesses on all submissions including Declarations of Estimated Tax. This requirement applies across related forms and filings.
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Salle Charite
Lincoln Road
J. Romeo Desormiers
Ray F. Ster
Butler's
Dacron Curtains
Dacron
Tailored
Melton
Val
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Ove
Studon
Wutton
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