Le Voltigeur Heads Named For Club Nominations
Yvon Caron was nominated for president of Le Voltigeur at a nominating meeting in the clubhouse last night. Other offices include vice president Robert Beaupre secretary Pat Angers treasurer Henry Roherge dues collector Armand Rouillard three-year directors Ronald Ruel two years Raymond Sylvester Joseph Pelletier one year Leo Lottinville. Delegates plan to attend a Calumet club meeting in Augusta Saturday. Elections will be held next Tuesday at 8 p m.
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le Voltigeur Club
Robert Beaupre
Pat Angers
Treas
Urer
Henry Roherge
Armand Rouillard
Ronald Ruel
Raymond Sylvester Joseph Pelletier
Leo Lottinville
Calumet Club
Augusta
Regional rail council urges broad merger scope in ICC review
The New England Council urged the ICC to include the New Haven and the Boston & Maine in merger talks. It argued broader, regional consolidation would preserve competition and long term survival of major New England carriers.
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New England Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
ICC
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Hill
New England
BKM
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Flu Cases Reported To State Bureau Of Health
Augusta AP reports cases presumed Asian influenza flood the State Bureau of Health with 901 listed in the weekly report many unrecorded mild cases noted Absentism high in schools offices factories statewide 1153 total for 1963 up from 108 last year Local notes Bangor Buckfield Poland Livermore Falls Eustis Richmond York Greenville areas showing widespread illness and absenteeism with schools closed in Buckfield and high rates in Bangor elementary schools
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State Bureau of Health Office
Greenville
Richmond
York
Livermore Falls
Poland
Eustis
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Bangor
Portland Concert Group Opens 32nd Membership Drive
The 32nd annual Portland Concert association membership campaign runs from Monday March 18 to 4 p.m. Saturday March 23. About 200 workers, including Mrs Guy Goodwin of Saco and Miss Inez Johnson of Biddeford, attend a buffet kickoff at 5:30 p.m. Sunday March 17 at the Lafayette hotel. Campaign manager Mrs Elias Thomas Jr. directs workers aiming to recruit at least 1,000 new subscribers before closure, with future season attractions including Robert Shaw Chorale and Orchestra and the Philharmonia Hungarica.
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Biddeford-Saco
Guy Goodwin
Tuckerstreet
Saco
Inez Johnson
Guinea Road
Biddeford
Lafayette Hotel
Elias Thomas, Jr
Robert Shaw Chorale
Philharmonia Hungerica
Saco City Council Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Saco city council has been called for tonight to consider liquor applications. After the special session is adjourned, the Thornton academy budget request for 1963 will be presented at an informal meeting. Both meetings are open to the public.
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Thornton Academy
Oil burner flood prompts Saco fire call
Saco firemen were dispatched to 12 Bradley Street to a flooded oil burner at 5 50 pm last night. Nothing was used and the unit returned to Central Fire Station at 6 pm.
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Daniel Twomey
Bradley Street
Central Fire Staton
Miltiades Caridis Leads Greek Conductor Spotlight
A noted Greek conductor Miltiades Caridis directs a concert program featuring vibrant orchestral works. The performance showcases Caridis's dynamic interpretation and draws attention to his rising reputation in classical music circles.
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Arians
Miltiades Caridis
Scout Troop 309 Finalizes Plans For Whist Party
Biddeford Senior Boy Scout troop 309 approved plans for a March 24 whist party at a meeting. General Chairman James Mackell reported on gifts and pending donations. Presiding Chairman Paul Millette announced five bowling captains for tonight at Pastime alleys. The rifle team will practice Sunday at the Fire Station with a scope mounted rifle demo by Romeo Pimpare. An archery team was discussed for spring formation. The Senior Scouts, 14 plus, are a newly formed Star rank group of 21 boys.
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Biddeford
James Mackell
Paul Millette
Romeo Pimpare
Breakfast Planned By K of C Council
Grand Knight Joseph Hanusek led the Bishop Fenwick council meeting in GAR hall Saco planning a district communion breakfast set for April 28. Mass will be at Most Holy Trinity church Saco with times to be announced. District counties include Saco Biddeford Old Orchard Beach Sanford and Springvale.
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Bishop Fenwick Council
Knights of Columbus
Gar Hall
Saco
Most Holy Trnity Church
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Springvale
Strangler at Large Tied to Boston Area Murders
Is rael Goldberg reported his wife Susie murdered after a staged home party prep. Police cited a 10 p.m. start and a 4 p.m. discovery, with a Massachusetts Employment Security inquiry as part of the suspect trail. Atty. Gen. Edward Brooke summoned officials from Suffolk, Middlesex and Essex to coordinate the hunt.
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William Coughlin
Greater
Boston
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Edward Brooke
Brooke
Suffolk
Middlesex
Essex
New Virus Strains Spark Debate on Origin and Vaccine
Scientists weigh how new virus strains arise from natural adaptation or external threats such as vaccines. Reports say strains may have appeared in For mosa New Zealand and Japan with uncertain risk to the United States. An NIH trial vaccine showed early protective signals in over 100 federal volunteers. Researchers cite natural radiation cosmic rays and nuclear test radiation as possible factors, with no proof.
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Formosa
New Zealand
Japan
NIH
Silver Coffee Benefit Planned By Xi Omicron
Final plans for a silver coffee for the Helen Wakefield Memorial fund were completed by Xi Omicron Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. George Ange’s Union street home in Saco. The event is set for March 19 from 9 45 to 11 15 a m at Mrs. Philip Scamman’s Mainstreet home in Saco.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
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Union Street
Saco
Philip Scamman
Mainstreet
Order of the Rose
Rockland
Maurice Ross
Etz Chaim
Webster
Mass
Enland
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Roland Rioux
Clifford Berry
Betty Stansberry
Donald Macomber
Paul Reay
James Nadeau
Berry
Retired Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam Dies
WHITE PLAINS, N Y AP Bishop G Bromley Oxnam a longtime Methodist bishop who led posts in Washington New York Boston and Omaha and served as an early president of the World Council of Churches died Tuesday night at the Burke Rehabilitation Foundation in White Plains N Y He had been president of De Pauw University Greencastle Ind before his 1936 election as bishop Death followed complications from surgery last December says a Methodist church spokesman
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G. Bromley Oxnam
Oxnam
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Boston
Omaha
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de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Methodist Church
Elks Lead Cribbage Series With Big Early Gap
The seventh game of a 10 game cribbage series at the Elks home in Saco saw the Elks ahead by 26 points. Top scorers for Chagnon were Robert Ruel and Leopold Chretien with 10. Jorge Brunelle and George Ruel had 3. For the Elks Arthur Foran and Joseph Deroche led with 10. Fred Letellier and Willie Beaudoin had 2. Final scores: Elks 470 to Chagnon 4% points, with three games remaining.
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Portland Road
Saco
Council Chagnon
Chagnon
Robert Ruel
Leopold
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