Health Careers Day Planned At Thornton
A Health Careers Day for York County high school students will be held Thursday April 27 at Thornton Academy Saco at 1 30 p m. Sponsored by the Women's Auxiliaries of the York County Medical Society and the Webber Hospital, the event will cover medicine nursing dentistry and related fields with guest specialists. Co chairs are Mrs Robert S Lafond and Mrs Marcel D Quellette with a long list of committee members from Saco Biddeford Old Orchard Beach York Kennebunk and Bar Mills assisting as hosts and organizers.
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York County
Webber Hospital Auxiliary
York County Medical Society
Thornton Academy
Saco
Robert S
Webber Hospital
Robert S. Lafond
Marcel D. Quellette
Sanford
Harry Garland
Jon Nathanson
Joseph Kenneally
Carl Haas
Fuene Wolfahrt
Maurice Oss
Joseph Truman
Simon Spill
Leopold Viger
Roger R. P. Robert
Biddeford
Thomas Anton
Old Orchard Beach
Oney P. Smith
Wells
Alexander W. Magosi
York
James Johnston
Kennebunk
S. Dunton Drummond
Bar Mills
G. Patrick Shaw
Aid to heart doctors traces ECG origin
The electrocardiograph is an instrument that records graphic representations of the heart’s electrical currents. It was invented about 35 years ago, aiding heart specialists in diagnosing cardiac conditions.
Maine hearings weigh wetlands control and tax plan
Two Maine legislative committees examined conservation and revenue issues with a Wetlands Control Board proposal to regulate marsh and bog development and a second bill taxing income. Opponents argued enforceability and constitutionality while supporters urged funding for education and local government.
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Augusta
Wetlands Control Board
Maine
Judiciary Committee
Water and Power
Robert L. Dow
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Bath
Committees Appointed by Gurney Relief Corps for 1967
The Fred S. Gurney Relief Corps announces committee appointments by President Marion Boucher. Members are listed for Relief and Hospital Conference Child Welfare Red Cross and Executive groups. A silent auction is planned for April 25 with a noon start and covered dish dinner.
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Fred S. Gurney Relief Corps
Marion Boucher
Marjorie Fogg
Dorothy Abbott
Irene Ayer
Relief and Hospital
Hazel Emmons
Bessie Moulton
Louise Harrison
Ruth Willey
Phyllis Wright
Ethel Ballard
Eva Sherman
Gertrude Dennett
Wright
Red Cross
Doris Duross
Sherman
Mike Caton
Helen Tarbox
Mary Fairfield
Mary Smith
Annie Caton
Beatrice Hover
Ballard
Dennett
Emmons
Tomato dreams vs frost and plastic tomatoes
In Chicago, Charles Gene McDaniel reflects on a winter desire for tomato blossoms and porch pots. He recalls failed attempts with potted tomato plants and pine for garden blossoms while facing a supply of tasteless supermarket fruit.
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Charles Gene McDaniel
Chicago
Arkansas
AOH Auxiliary to Division One Plans Smorgasbord Supper
Members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Auxiliary and the Division One men will host a smorgasbord supper on April 15 at 6 30 p.m. in the AOH Hall Biddeford corner Elm and Main Streets. A social hour precedes the meal from 5 30 to 6 30.
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Order of Hibernians
AOH
Elm
Main Streets
Biddeford
Charles E. Cartier
Ann Hector
Johanna Lynch
Evelyn Bois
Christine Feeney
Irene Johnson
Margaret Sharkey
Julia Benoit
Cecelia Descoteaux
Helen Murphy
Glen More
Kennebunk
Cartier
Benoit
Elizabeth Kenneally
Mary Burns
Gladys C. Loan
Mary Murphy
Helen Colpitts
Eileen O'Rourke
Irene Gallagher
Kay Murphy
Catherine Miniutti
Mary Fearon
Woman whose book spurred Steven Truscott review
Toronto author Isabel LeBourdais hopes her magazine article and book The Trial of Steven Truscott help bring a Supreme Court review of the 1959 verdict. She seeks a post decision path, praising action to prevent similar trials without proper safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Isabel LeBourdais
Georgian Bay
Steven Truscott
Lynne Harper
Clinton, Ont
Open House at St Louis High School This Sunday
St Louis High invites parents and the public to an open house Sunday from 1 to 4. Staff will be on hand to meet visitors and guide tours. Refreshments will be served as officials note the event is especially for parents of students.
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United States
Montreal
Buckminister Fuller
St. Louis High School
Samuel Paul
Jamaica
N.Y
St. Louis High Seeks Interested Attendees For Enrollment
The notice invites parents and guardians to attend sessions about enrollment options at St. Louis High, calling for all interested persons to participate and learn about the program.
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St. Louis High
Indian minister vows probe into US aid claims in election
Home Minister Y B Chavan told Parliament New Delhi will investigate leftist charges that the United States used rupees from grain sales to influence India's general election. In London, Buckingham Palace would not comment on a Stoke on Trent church petition asking Queen Elizabeth II to withhold permission for her cousin to remarry after adultery divorce claims. The Earl of Harewood's divorce suit proceeds next week with his plans to marry.
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Frank Erichsen - Brown
Isa
Truscotts
Steven
New Delhi
India
Y. B. Chavan
United States
U.S
Congress Party
London
Buckingham Palace
St. James's
Stoke-on-Trent
Elizabeth II
Earl of Harewood
Music Exchange Program at Old Orchard High School
Old Orchard Beach High School hosts a music exchange with Georges Valley High and St. George Thomaston students April 13 16 and April 22 23. The combined concert band will include about 60 players from both schools with the Starliners and Georges Valley Dance Band performing separately before a joint set. A Thomaston concert is April 15 and the local show is April 22 at 7 30 p.m. with free admission. Housing is sought for 40 visiting students for the Saturday night stay with meals and a Sunday program.
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WPG 1
OLD Orchard Beacha
Old Orchard Beach
Donald H. Hamalainen
Bach
Debussy
Cacavas
Thomaston
Hamalainen
Barbara Freeman
Parent - Teacher Association
District One Gateway Session Date Change
The District One Gateway meeting date was moved from April 17 to April 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Kennedy School Biddeford. About 40 to 50 PTA presidents will present unit activity resumes. Hosts and leaders were named including Mrs Joyce Letellier and Mrs Nancy Sledge.
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District One Gateway
Biddeford
Parent- Teacher Association
Betty Anton
Cherry Lane
Kennedy School
PTA
Joyce Letellier
Nancy Sledge
Jacqueline Goulet
Pauline Arbour
Kenneddy School
Norma Lavigne
Lucienne Martin
Arbour
Ruth Travers
Joyce Metayer
Letellier
Martin
Theresa Sparkowich
Goulet
Lavigne
Anton
Ancient Vidostok Well Waters Stolac Village Still
In Vidostok near Stolac Yugoslavia an ancient well has supplied water to the village for about a millennium and continues to do so. Local lore ties the well to the town’s endurance through centuries.
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Stolac
Yugoslavia
Vidostok
Hercegovinian Town
Harewood permission request sparks church divorce issue
The petitioners urge Queen Elizabeth II to withhold permission for Harewood to wed, arguing the Church of England does not recognize divorce under the 1771 royal marriages act, while Patricia Tuckwell is noted as his former partner. In Moscow, Bakayev says the Soviet Union aims to open the Arctic Northeast Passage to more nations, though no date is set. The route runs from the North Sea to the Bering Sea and is icebound much of the year, with Soviet convoys guided by icebreakers.
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Patricia Tuckwell
Britain
Lord Harewood
Church of England
Harewood
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Viktor G. Bakayev
North Sea
Nor Iway
Siberia
Bering Sea
Alaska
Saco Teen Age Democrats Set Friday Meeting
The Saco City Committee and state Teen Age Democrats plan an organizational meeting at 7 30 p.m. Friday in GAR Hall Saco with guest speaker and chief organizer Gerald O Toole state chair man. Michael Gagnon is vice chair man and Linda Hart Scarborough chapter chairwoman is invited.
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Saco Democrats Ic
Gar Hall
Saco
Gerald O'Toole
Democrats
O'Toole
Cheverus
Michael Gagnon
Linda Hart
Scarborough
Paul Reay
Clay Street
Owl Wing Edges Muffle Noise for Silent Flight
An owl uses fringed wings to reduce sound and glide silently. It relies on hearing rather than sight to locate prey, helping it hunt effectively in darkness.
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Thornton
Horace A. Hildreth Jr
Highway Commission
David H. Stevens
Frederick W. Whittaker
Educational Conference Board of
Whittaker
Bangor Theological Seminary
J. Hollis Wyman
R-Milbridge
Cherryfield
Clayton Gay
Gay
Curtis
Aera
Philip Isaacson
Lewiston
League of Women Voters of
Leigh Flint
Westbrook
Maine Municipal Association
Isaacson
Hunt
John B. Cottrell
Portland
Sanford L. Fogg
Ashley Walter
Waldoboro
State Grange
Haskell Dernley
Winthrop
Fogg
Walter
Grange
Dernely
Wam
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Gurney Corps
Hover
Moulton
Duross
Willey
Julien
Eleanor
Joy
THE
Associated Press
Old Orchard
Lary
Rere
Floor
Pian
Futur
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