Awards Night Honors SLHS Football Players and Staff
The St. Louis Lettermen Club awarded sweaters letters and certificates to the 1967 SLHS football squad with a 7 1 1 record. Recipients included Paul Camire Ronald Guilbeault Ronald Tremblay and others. Co captains for 1968 named Leo Simard and Danny Murphy. A special trophy went to Ron Cote for All American 1966 All State 1966 and 1967 scoring leaders with 92 and 102 points.
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St. Louis
Paul Camire
Ronald Guilbeault
Ronald Tremblay
Don Baiguy
Bernard Caron
Bob LaBranche
Don Cote
Dennis Millette
William Chocka
Rene Simard
Richard Thibbodeau
Luke Godbout
Paul Guerin
Marc Pelletier
Leo Simard
Danny Murphy
Ron Cote
Hig
Cannibal Pelican Eels Thrive in Deep Sea Depths
Cannibal or pelican eels live at depths of 9000 feet or more below the ocean surface. The extreme cold and darkness create a harsh environment where these fish frequently resort to cannibalism or preying on larger prey due to limited food sources.
Johnson Aides Seek Favorite Son Bid Amid Convention turmoil
Sen Stephen M Young said he would pursue a favorite son designation in Ohio to back Johnson for renomination after the first convention ballot. A Michigan Democrat plan called for ousting party chair Bailey, while a “dump Johnson” spokesman warned that strong primary showings for McCarthy could open the convention to other nominees, including Kennedy.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Johnson
Young
Detroit
Michigan
John M. Bailey
McCarthy
New York
Kennedy
Allard K. Lowen
Jewelry Craft Taught At Saco Center
Mrs. Jane Scammon will teach copper enamel jewelry at the Saco Adult Center AMVETS Hall on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The York County Council on Aging directs the program with slides on mountain climbing by Robert Lennox at 1 p.m. The center opens 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for social activities and кофе.
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Jane Scammon
Hollis
Saco
Amvets Hall
Spring Street
Shirley Bessey
York County
Ters
Robert Lennox
Biddeford Adult Center
Disabled American Veterans Hall
Bradbury Street
Biddeford
C.C.A
Arteline Daly
Kate Pinelle
Lester Black
Catherine Lennox
Harriet Fogg
Mildred Letellier
Saco Center
Robert Croxford
Fenderson
Paul Elvira Lord
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
Science reports a medication that can stop itching relieve pain and shrink hemorrhoids. Tests by doctors show reduction of inflamed hemorrhoids while easing pain. The secret is Preparation H. It soothes irritated tissue helps prevent further infection in ointment or suppository form.
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New York, N.Y
Johnson gains Democratic backing amid Vietnam debate
Delegates and governors from six states back Johnson's Vietnam policies while others clash over a Wallace third party bid. Hale Boggs derides Lowenstein as a danger to isolationism. Walton-style quips and Kirk's response to Wallace frame a tense party climate ahead of the 1968 campaign.
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Nstein, Lowenstein
New York
Conference of
NBC
Meet the Press
Bailey
Lowenstein
Hale Boggs
D-La
Don Quixote
America
Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Vietnam
Utah
Calvin Rampton
Charleston
George Wallace
Alabama
Claude Kirk
Florida
Wallace
Kirk
Associated Press
Michigan
George Romney
Detroit
Alexei N. Kosygin
Rose and chrysanthemum Botrytis and gladioli leaf spot control
The substance is effective in preventing black spot on roses botrytis petal spot on chrysanthemums and leaf and flower spot on gladioli. Begin lawn treatments in spring for major effectiveness.
New Fungicide Spray Guards Trees and Lawns
The New York Botanical Garden reports a zinc iron manganese ethylene bisdi thiocarbamate spray called Fore protects horse chestnut and tulip trees from leaf blotch, with sprayed halves showing reduced disease. Dr. P P Pirone notes effectiveness against purple spot on American hollies and turf fungi. caution advised for contact inhalation and possible harm to fish.
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New York Botanical Garden
P. P. Pirone
Rohm and Haas
Philadelphia
Jamaica described as world’s largest garden with vast flora
Jamaica boasts 3000 flower species across 4411 square miles, aided by topography and climate. English heritage shaped gardens since the 18th century with collectors bringing plants from Japan, Sweden, and Brazil. The piece also notes artificial light challenges and praises a humor collection about gardener life.
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Jamaica
Hinton East
Japan
Sweden
Brazil
Cherokee Surname Origin Reveals Sequoya Legacy
The Cherokee inventor Sequoya, born with the English name George Guess, derived his surname from his father Gist’s name, tracing his lineage to the family name used in early records.
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Sequoya
George Guess
Gist
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Guy Garon
Boston College
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Laverrier
Bob Cote
Anastasoff
Hamburg
Marie Russetts As
Xen Washen
Shaw’s
Saco Valley
Robert S. Winslow
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Teir
Marsha Lee Winslow
Richard R. Gadbois
Aldous Gadbois
Miss Winslow
Old Orchard Beach High School
York Beauty Academy
U. S. Army
Lewiston
the Weeders Guide
Earl Aronson
AP News
Palm Beach
Fla
Norman Thelwell
E. P. Dutton
Remar’s
W. Harper
IW. Harper Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
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