New Hampshire Ski Areas Report Powder and Snow Quality
Snow conditions across New Hampshire and surrounding regions show packed powder and granular surfaces with ranges from good to excellent. Notable resorts include Sugarloaf, Saddleback, Rumford, Mittersill, Waterville Valley, Mount Sunapee, and Mount Washington area facilities reporting powder, granular, and corn conditions with spring skiing noted at several locations.
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Bald Mt
Abram
Alant Mt
Rumford
Saddleback
Sunday River
New Hampshire
Black Mt
Annon Mt
Cranmore
Sa Ae
Mittersill
Tenney Mt
Waterville Valley
Mt. Whittier
Wicot
Hampshire
Belixnap
Brookline Area
Dartmouth Skiway
Fitzwilliam
Exhibition Baseball Results From Thursday
Results from Thursday exhibition games include New York (A) 8 over Cincinnati 3 and Washington 9 over Los Angeles (N) plus Chicago (N) 7 over Los Angeles (A) and Houston 4 over Cleveland 2. Boston 7 over San Francisco 6 in 11 innings. Chicago (A) 4 over Detroit 3 in 10. Kansas City 7 over Minnesota 3. Philadelphia-Milwaukee and Pittsburgh-New York (N) games listed as rain. Saturday’s schedule features multiple matchups across Florida and Arizona venues with various city pairings and venues.
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Houston
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Tampa
Los Angeles
Fort Lauderdale
Bradenton
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Ais
Lake
Mesa
Apache Junction
Casa Grande
Baltimore
Miami
Orlando
Holden driver of year saves boy in river rescue
Arthur Lear of Portland Maine won the Maine Truck Owners Association driver of the year for 1961 for his safe driving record and his June rescue of 15 year old Francis Cyr of Old Town from the Osobot River. He will receive the award at a banquet in Augusta tonight.
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Portland
Arthur Lear
Obscot River
Maine Truck Owners Association
Holden
Francis Cyr
Old Town
Augusta
Rochambeau Club To Raise Building Fund
The Rochambeau club in Biddeford announced pledge cards for donations of 25 dollars or more to the building fund. Cards are available from committee members including Joseph Larose Rayond Belanger George Bergeron Joseph Salvas Urbain Bisson and Gerard Moreau.
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Rochambeau Club
Biddeford
Building Fund Committee
Joseph Larose
Rayond Belanger
George Bergeron
Joseph Salvas
Urbain Bisson
Gerard Moreau
Leo Gosselin
Leo Gauthier
Jack Silverman
Board of Directors
Champlain Club
Manchester
N.H
Lewiston
Rumford
Bergeron
Lionel Bouthot
Larose
Baptist Youth Fellowship Plans Boston Weekend Trip
Members of the Senior Baptist Youth Fellowship of the United Baptist church in Saco plan a weekend trip to Boston. They depart Saturday at 7 25 a m by bus, visit the Saint Patrick Evacuation Day parade, lunch, a shopping tour, The Music Man at Schubert Theatre, and Tremont Temple services. They return Sunday at 8 15 p m with advisors Mr and Mrs Fernand Audie, Mr and Mrs Ralph Randall, and Mr and Mrs Harley Scammon Jr.
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Senior Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
United Baptist Church
Saco
Boston
Saint Patrick
Schubert Theatre
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Fernand Audie
Ralph Randall
Harley Scammon, Jr
Tourney Winners Guests At Supper
The John's Texaco basketball team, champions of the 1962 St. Louis Alumni tourney, attended a supper at Wonderbar Steak House in Biddeford. Attendees included Athletic Director Brother Gilbert of St. Louis High, sponsor Richard Binette, coach Marcel Faucher, and players Norm Beaulieu Roger Segigny Norm Labbe Bob Cote Ted Caouette Ralph Boisvert Don Dutremble Ray Dube Richard Agreste David Blais and Ray Laliberte.
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John's Texaco
St. Louis Alumni Association
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Brother Gilbert
St. Louis High School
Richard Binette
Marcel Faucher
Norm Beaulieu
Roger Segigny
Norm Labbe
Bob
Spike) Cote
Ted Caouette
Ralph Boisvert
Don Dutremble
Ray Dube
Richard Agreste
David Blais
Ray Laliberte
Carpenter’s Path to Mercury Astronaut Role
The profile traces NASA’s Mercury program candidate Gordon Cooper’s trajectory from 1943 Navy V5 training at Colorado College through aeronautical engineering at Colorado, Navy service with anti submarine patrols in Asia, Navy test pilot school in 1954, and ignition of Project Mercury qualification. It notes his Langley VA home near NASA Manned Space Flight Center, family focus, and hobbies including archery and skiing. He is described as Episcopalian.
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Pace One
Navy
Colorado College
University of Colorado
Yellow
South China Seas
Formosa Straits
Navy Test Pilot School
Carpenter
Langley Air Force Base
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Space Flight Center
Sweetser- Children Home Gets Fund in Probate Award
Grace Kozloff of Saco wins a 3080 residuary estate share from her late husband Walter Kozloff, excluding a 1959 Ford Ranchero to be sold for future expenses. The Sweetser Children's Home in Saco is residuary legatee under Esther Lillya's will. Lillya's codicil was not allowed, altering discretionary gifts to Robina Thorner and others. The Lillya estate totals 58690.19. Six Upham heirs will share Adelaide Upham's estate. executors named. Appraisal by David C. Shaw. Boothby will allowed for depositing witness Dagley.
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Grace Kozloff
Saco
Walter Kozloff
John B. Roberts
York County
Alfred
Lena Hornung
F. Roger Miller
South Berwick
Lillya
Adelaide M. Upham
Biddeard
Bernar Upham
Vienna
Mary Craven
Arlington
Mass
Louis Upham
Augusta
Leo Upham
Concord
Paul Upham
Maynard
Bernice Thompson
Pacific Grove
Prize Speaking Contest Held In Saco At Burns School
Eighteen students from Grades 6 to 8 at C K Burns School, Saco, competed in the annual Sweetser Prize Speaking finals before a capacity crowd. Three winners in each division were named with topics spanning Investments in Stock, The Voice of Liberty, and America’s Forgotten Children. Judges included local educators and school officials.
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C.K. Burns
Saco
Kathy Grondin
Abby Truman
Voice of Liberty
Linda Perreault
Linda Kimball
Hindenburg
Janice Boutet
America
Margery Harrison
Susan Sheehan
Donald Beal
Jonathan Buck
Sheila Caddigan
You
Alan Lukas
Susan Currier
Congo
Maureen Ouellette
Nancy Bowie
Candice Swett
Stephen Sanborn
Krakatoa
Debbie Jones
Diane Begley
Bridey Murphy
Matthew Ruben
Quebec
Burns School
Young School
Fredrica Shevenell
Henry Perreault
Ina Emery
University Women Hear Talk On Team Teaching
Mrs. Timothy O Connor spoke to York county AAUW at Thornton Academy library on team teaching a newer educational approach. She noted a master teacher four or five others and a secretary, with use of TV projectors tapes and language labs to boost learning and efficiency. The group discussed needs for Biddeford and Saco teachers and planned the annual summer project and a July 5 performance of Dearest Enemy at Arundel Opera Theater.
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Timothy O'Connor
Portand
York County
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Thornton Academy Library
St. Joseph College
North Windham
O'Connor
Saco
Raymond Kenneally
George Love
Biddeford
University of Maine
Arundel Opera Theater
Kennebunkport
Rogers and Hart
Dearest Enemy
Joseph Truman
Jon Nathanon
Deerin’ Union
Sweetier Children
Irving F. Sawyer
Mary Stearns
S. D. Merrill
Biddeford Student Named to Wentworth Dean’s List
Thomas F. Gleason of 39 High Street Biddeford is named to the Wentworth Institute dean's list for outstanding scholastic achievement in the first semester. Wentworth trains industrial and engineering technicians toward an Associate in Engineering degree, with Gleason pursuing architectural engineering technology.
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Biddeford
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Wentworth
Thomas F. Gleason
High Street
Boulder mother proud as son prepares for space flight
Florence Carpenter of Boulder says she was breathless yet calm after learning her son Scott would make the next space flight. She notes he is a Navy flier since 1949, a test pilot since 1954, and father of four.
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Boulder
Colo
Florence Carpenter
Scott
Carpenter
Navy
NBA Teams Start Long Playoff Season
Boston and Los Angeles, division champs, sit out as the NBA opens its long playoff run. Syracuse visits Philadelphia and Cincinnati goes to Detroit in best-of-five semifinals. Winners face the top seeds in best-of-seven series, then clash for the crown. Philadelphia and Syracuse are 6-6 in the regular season, as Detroit and Cincinnati share the same mark.
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Associated Press
Boston
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cin
Career Policeman Named For Boston Department
Gov. John A. Volpe appointed Massachusetts State Police Capt. Michael J. Cullinane to lead the Boston Police Department as commissioner. The 58 year old officer, from a family of cops, replaces Leo J. Sullivan who resigned amid ouster proceedings. Political clashes with Democratic leaders clouded the handover as moves to shift appointment power toward the Boston mayor surfaced.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
Boston Police Department
Massachusetts State Police
Michael J. Cullinane
Leo J. Sullivan
Cullinane
Senate
John F. Powers
House
John F. Thompson
Ludlow
Weekly Food Market Guide and Political Shakeup
The guide notes storms and cold weather affect Maine and southern crops with shoppers urged to check prices. It lists best buys in vegetables fruits meats and dairy while signaling lower prices on navel oranges and higher prices on grapefruit and juice oranges. A political shift surrounds a police appointment with Volpe backing Cullinane for state police head, despite Collins pushing to restore mayoral appointive power and finances control. Cullinane is a long-time officer known for valor and polygraph expertise. He describes himself as a DIY person with family police ties and West Roxbury residence.
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Maine
St. Patrick's Day
Volpe
Executive Council
Cullinane
John F. Collins
State
Boston
Ile
Department
Alice
West Roxbury
Cullinanes
Joe Cullinane
Station 9
Roxbury
Jimmy Dunlap
MDC
Metropolitan District) Police
Sullivan
Harold Lloyd Turns Retirement Into Hobby Quest
Hollywood icon Harold Lloyd, retired since 1938, shows his obsession with hobbies as a daily driver. In Beverly Hills his current passion is stereo music with a 20 speaker setup and 3,000 records. He describes hobbies as essential to purpose and plans no future projects.
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Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Beverly Hills
Spring Program Set At Kennebunk High School Gym
Kennebunk Park Street school students present a spring program at Kennebunk High School gym on Friday March 23 at 7 30 p m. The lineup includes Park Street band glee club majorettes tumbling and physical fitness demonstrations directed by Alexander Economos Eunice Fitton and Leslie J Nason Ed D USC.
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Park Street School
Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Park Street
Alexander Economos
GOP Town Caucus Set At Kennebunk Town Hall
A Republican caucus will be held at Kennebunk Town Hall on Tuesday March 20 at 8 p m for all Republicans in town. Delegates and alternates to the state conventions will be appointed at this meeting.
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Kennebunk
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Dr. Nason
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Charles Wormwood
Epee Wise
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Lisa Della
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Hayden
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