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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
7
In Estill Springs Tennessee on a Dixie Flier trip to Decherd Dr Austin W Smith found a Louisville and Nashville ticket purchased two years ago. He learned from L and N officials the 15 cent ticket remains valid and usable for the Florida bound ride.
Boston AP New England Vignettes highlights Russ Murray of Easton hailed as a major veteran benefactor. He has given about two million dollars to veterans groups, funded partly by Raynham Track receipts directed to Bristol County Charitable Assistance. The piece covers Murray’s WWI service, boxing past, VA praise, and long charity record. Also notes Salisbury Beach frolics, star bookings, Liberace coming week, and a detailed tale of Sachem I boat built in a Wayland basement and floated after removing walls, plus Richard Condon in Boston promoting The Manchurian Candidate amid Vermont digs and Iselin satire.
St Louis High School band members begin Tuesday at 6 30 p m rehearsals for an August open air concert and fall football drills. Band moderator Robert Cote hosts a luncheon where Robert Lemieux is master of ceremonies as Adrien Cote, Danny Dutremble, Ralph Bean, Richard Rejan and Richard Lambert receive cash awards for the annual tag day. Drapeau signs a new contract to stay another year and a junior band is planned for next Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the hall with music new for the school band.
Chagnon council discussed an August 22 ladies night to be held on Adams Street lawn with an outdoor shore dinner and a social in the hall. Mike Drapeau’s orchestra will provide music as club president Napoleon Ryan announced monthly meetings in July and August on the fourth Wednesday.
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