Top Class II York county teams hold steady in unofficial tourney index
Four York county squads Sanford St Louis Thornton and Biddeford occupy the middle of the Class II unofficial tourney index with Morse of Bath leading the field at 8-1. Lewiston and Sanford follow with 4-1 and 3-2 marks while Bruns wick South Portland Fryeburg Port land Traip Farmington Kennebunk Deering and Edward Little round out the standings in a dense ranking.
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York County
Sanford High Redskins
St. Louis
Thornton
Biddeford
Morse High School of
Bath
Westbrook
Lewiston Blue Devils
Sanford
Stephens
Rumford
iCheverus
Brunswick
South Portland
Fryeburg
Portland
Traip
Farmington
Kennebunk
Deering
Edward Little
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Undergraduate College Girls Guests Of AAUW
About fifty York County undergraduate students were honored at the AAUW Christmas coffee and December social in York. Recipients hailed from University of Maine Simmons College Wellesley College and many others, introduced by AAUW officers. Hosts and guests included numerous local club members and college representatives, with a program of refreshments and guest book arrangements.
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York County
American Association of University Women
Katharine Deering
Westward Lane
Saco
AAUW
J. Burton Stride
Westward Jane
Jon Nathanson
Gilbert Harrison, Jr
University of Maine
Kathryn Dentico
Joan Dearborn
Paula Noyes
Sally Wentworth
Marybelle Walsh
Barbara Anders
Priscilla
Carol Ladakakos
Suzanne Budd
Linda Brarey
Rachel Grenier
Margo Johnson
University of New Hampshire
Mary Cameron
New Rochelle College
N.Y
Deborah Allen
Pembroke College
Mary Ann Magocsi
Karen Ahern
Wellesley College
Patricia Harris
Emmanuel College
Jane Fenderson
Mt. Holyoke College
Judith McNabb
Jackson College
Sharon Lord
Colby College
Mary Johnston
William Marston
Paul M. Croxford
Joseph C. Truman
William P. Kirk, Jr
Philip H. Woodworth
Frank Gales
Robert Whittier
Lloyd B. Trecartin
Gilbert Harrison
Sacope
Carl A. Landry
George H. Smith
Hollis
Jes Cole
Andrew J., Peterson
John York
Kenpee
Springvale
Mahne
Ngvale
Smond Kenneally
Robert Jt. Center
Carleton Davis
Donald P. Allen
Biddeford
Adelbert Jakeman
Ocean Park
G. Patrick Shaw
Dinsmore Worthing
George Love
Ada Hill
Goodwins Mills
Harrison
Lloyd Trecartin
Kenneth Burr
Harold B. Carroll
Donald Allen
Robert Bowie
Paul Croxford
Stephen Patrick
Robert Center
Raymond Kenneally
Harry Wooster
Carl Landry
Thomas Moore
Auburn
George Clove
National Association of University Women
Two Maine Homes May Gain National Historic Landmark
Secretary Udall announced two Maine sites are eligible for landmark status. The Earl Home of Longfellow in Portland and the Harriet Beecher Stowe House in Brunswick are among 65 nationwide sites recognized for national significance. Both are administered by the National Park Service and preserve key moments and figures in U S history.
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Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Maine
Earl
Longfellow
Portland
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Brunswick
Udall
United States
National Park Service
Congress
Frosts Condition Reported Improved
Boston report says poet Robert Frost, 88, improved after a heart attack during recovery from a December operation. Doctors disclosed the urinary tract obstruction surgery was completely successful and convalescence was proceeding well.
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Boston
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
F. Lloyd Mussells
Frost
Mussells
Carelessness in handwriting and algebra word problems
In a reader letter, Dr. Nason notes third graders struggle with handwriting when attention is split, advising 15 minutes daily practice and a habit of rechecking work. He also guides translating algebra from words to symbols by solving problems backward to connect symbols with language. A reader asks about engineering job fit. Nason says lack of college training disqualifies him for many open posts, recommending quicker technical retraining.
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Dr. Nason
M.N
Arizona
E.F
Larchmont
N.Y
J.R.G
Flushing
Exiled Cuban veterans urge action as Kennedy Eyes Cuba visit
Exile leaders say freeing prisoners clears path for anti Castro action while President Kennedy meets with Cuban delegation in Palm Beach. brigade 2506 veterans vow to join U S forces and press for a wider Pan American crusade, as 2000 exiles return with prisoners and ransom details from Havana.
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Havana
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Cuba
Artime
Jose Perez San Roman
Erneido Oliva
Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Brigade 2506
U.S
Suppess
Florida
Miami
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