New Art Club at Biddeford High School Opens
Sgt Hans Naumann starts an art club at Biddeford High School with weekly meetings and demonstrations to develop drawing skills including landscapes still life and cartoons. AFJROTC drills, color guard practice, and various school notices follow as leaders visit to discuss opportunities in electrical engineering and business programs. senior class play named Willie's Weekend impresses. two seniors win Elks Leadership Award bonds.
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John Verrier
Biddeford High School
Afjrotc
Sgt
Hans Naumann
Sgt. Naumann
Winter Shows Set for February 16 18 at SAH
Marie Bellefeuille reports on SAH Winter Shows February 16 to 18 at St Anthony’s with carnival activities and a ball on February 17. Queen candidates are Mary Ann Courtois Elaine Porter Judy Pinette and Carolyn Deary.
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St. Anthony'school
PFTA
Mary Ann Courtois
Elaine Porter
Judy Pinette
Carolyn Deary
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A partial listing of crossword entries with across clues including arms 36 outright 38 river into the Volga 89 succeed 41 inspires with 43 past 44 proverbial fault and down clues such as Jaiequi 2 Sym virtue 3 word of farewell 4 tiny amount 5 change 6 oriental ruler 7 the highest pe edible mushroom 9 be beholden 10 having a steeple 11 pompous 12 fuss 13 Im Colley 19 household head 22 lacy structure 25 diminutive so old measure 52 city near Venice 54 tilled land sp 55 serve 56 extremely tired 57 first-class item 58 Israel seaport 60 individuals 63 blood relative 65 Cuban export.
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Venice
Israel Seaport
Dear Abby Advice and Curious Dilemmas Explored
A reader asks how to handle dating rules and reputation while another seeks guidance on a bearded son and a neighbor with a provocative question. Abby applauds parental care, urges acceptance of a grown son, and warns against risky choices as a public opinion survey stuns a Pittsburgh reader.
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Abby
Teens weigh flower power and hippies in national survey
A nationwide teen survey finds most have heard of hippies, with 27 percent learning from direct sources. About one in three would try hippie life briefly, while 40 percent show no desire to participate. West and Northeast teens are most enthusiastic, Southern teens more wary. Many fear drugs, yet some seek freedom from middle class norms. at least a quarter misinterpret the hippie label.
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Vicky Sackett
Portland
Ore
Judi Paul
Wilmington
Del
America
Minn
Roger R
Marilyn Strubinger
Jim Thorpe
Edward Karmer
Lynbrook
N.Y
Louisville, Ky
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Lawrence Albarado, Jr
Thibodaux, la
Polish-born Joseph Conrad's early sea years noted
The World Almanac Facts says Joseph Conrad, born in Poland, joined the English merchant marine in 1878 speaking few English words. He became fluent, despite his family lacking nautical tradition and Poland lacking a seacoast, a surprising life choice revealed by the Almanac.
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Joseph Conrad
The
World Almanac
Conrad
Head Hunting Is Project Of Salem Students
A Salem High School biology group led by Instructor Paul Thornton studies deer bear and skunk heads to observe bone markings skull sutures and volume capacities. Six pre medical students work on two deer heads from the hunting season under local help. Kruger National Park note appears as a separate fact.
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Salem
N.H
Salem High School
Paul Thornton
Thornton
This Day In History January 23 1968 Highlights
On January 23 1968 British troops entered Tripoli in World War II while other events included Naples captured by French troops in 1799 the U S Congress setting election day rules in 1845 Roosevelt seeking Democratic nomination in 1932 Allied forces at Anzio in 1944 the 24th Amendment ratified in 1964 Hoffa became Teamsters president in 1960 US urged EEC to admit Britain in 1965 and Nicaragua rebel release in 1985.
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Associated Press
Tripoli
Naples
U.S. Congress
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anzio
Italy
James R Hoffa
Teamsters Union
United States
Britain
Mahagua
Nicaragua
Atlantic Coast Football League expands to eight teams
The Atlantic Coast Football League announced it will add three teams for next season in Hartford Connecticut Richmond Virginia and Pottstown Pennsylvania. Wilmington Delaware drops out reducing the league from six to eight cities including Lowell Massachusetts and Waterbury Connecticut.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Football League
Hartford
Conn
Richmond
Pottstown
Wilmington
Del
New England
Lowell
Mass
Waterbury
Drugs Will Be Topics Of Discussion At Marie Joseph Academy
At Marie Joseph Academy last week exams dominated yet a few events stood out. The MIA Glee Club rehearsed for its March concert as two performances are planned in Aldenville Massachusetts and Biddeford with locations undecided. A panel on Drugs is planned for Lent led by Celina Verrier of East Greenwich Rhode Island with questions for Therese Boucher Gardner Massachusetts Kathleen Sullivan Mamaronack New York and Jean Caron Baltic Connecticut. Socialists also plan a winter carnival February 5 at Spring Hill South Berwick. The Student Council awaits skating attendance. Seniors prepared for CollegeBoard tests in December and January while teachers compile character references and clergy letters of recommendation with interviews for Rev Kevin Kidd OFM.
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Marjorie Elliott
Ivor Tchervanow
Richard Kouitz
Helen Taylor
May H. Brahe
Mirian Therese Winter
SCMM
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Aldenville
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Celina Verrier
East Greenwich
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Therese Boucher
Gardner
Kathleen Sullivan
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Jean Caron
Baltic
Conn
Spring Hill
South Berwick
The
Christian Action Movement
Noella Boucher
Jeanne Frechette
College Board
Kevin Kidd
OFM
Kids Now Is Your Chance To Speak Up
A letter contest invites readers to weigh ethical options when a friend asks to see test answers. Readers are asked to write about cheating, alternatives, consequences, and ethics, with a $10 prize for the best letter. Also reports a bobsled crash in St Moritz injuring Boris Said and two college basketball selections for the All East Division One team.
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Aileen
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Thornton Academy Debaters Prepare for Aquinas Invitational
James Ross and Karen Truman of Thornton Academy Debate Club will travel to Rochester New York February 9 and 10 for the Aquinas Annual Invitational Debate Tournament. Coach Thomas Cushman will accompany them as three debates are held February 9 and two on February 10 with semi final and final rounds to follow.
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Thornton Academy
Study Abroad Benefits and Club News at Wells High
Wells High students enjoy gains from abroad programs as Richard T. Stavig notes self discovery and potential career shifts. The school forms a ski club and bowling club while two Glee Club seniors win All-Late Chorus. A faculty student basketball game raises funds for scholarships. Over 90 percent of Kalamazoo College students study abroad, expanding majors beyond language.
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Wells
Wells High School Glee Club
Janice Gilford
Kenneth Call
Richard T. Stavig
Kalamazoo
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Studens
Stavig
Kalamazoo College
Sierra Leone
Kenya
Portugal
Whistle echoes from car engine and fixes offered
A reader asks why a 1956 Metropolitan idles with a loud whistle while speeding quiets. Experts suggest a loose gasket between carburetor and intake or a split in it and advise tightening bolts or replacing the gasket.
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Byel Lamm
Mik
Whistler
Mike
Sally
Median family income rises 1966 by seven percent
Median income of families before taxes in 1966 stood at about 7 436 dollars, up about 479 dollars from 1965, a rise of roughly 7 percent.
Beach High Group Will Sponsor Tot
Old Orchard Beach High Senior Class met to finalize plans for a bean and casserole supper held at Jameson School to boost graduation expenses. Those who contributed nothing faced a penalty. The F H A voted to sponsor a child abroad as part of its Neighbors Near and Far theme, with a dance planned afterwards. The Europe Club plans a fried clam supper in March.
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Betty Gordon
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Jameson School
F.H.A
St. Ignatius
The
Europe Club
Bruins boast four top scorers in NHL standings
NEW YORK AP reports the Boston Bruins place four players in the league's top 10 scorers. Chicago's Stan Mikita leads with 53 points, Bobby Hull close behind, while Boston's Phil Esposito has 48, Fred Stanfield 47, and John Bucyk 44. Bucyk ties for fifth with Gordie Howe and Alex Delvecchio. John McKenzie sits eighth with 43.
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Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Sige
Bruins
Phil Esposito
Fred Stanfield
John Bucyk
Bucyk
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Alex Delvecchio
John McKenzie
Boston
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