Area School Menus and Harvard EGG challenge in Wellesley
Area school lunch menus list weekly items for Biddeford St Andre's St Louis Saco Thornton Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk and Wellesley Harvard dining oddity. Louis Menocal, 19, a Harvard freshman, ate 50 eggs in 50 minutes at Wellesley College to settle a debt, vowing to never eat another egg.
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Old Orchard Beach
Hamburg
Wellesley
Mass
Louis Menocal
Harvard University
Wellesley College
Menocal
Fort Lewis Tops Cross Country Field Amid Disqualifications
Fort Lewis dominated the 15 kilometer cross country with three Olympians finishing strong led by Mike Devecka in fourth, Jim Miller sixth, and Jack Lufkin seventh. Denver slipped in team standings as Harold Gunderson faced a pre race disqualification, while Dartmouth and Harvard posted limited top twenty runs.
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Denver
Fort Lewis
Clark Matis
Colorado
John Morton
Middlebury
Harold Gunderson
Georg Krog
Mike Davenport
Mike Devecka
Jim Miller
Jack Lufkin
Raiders
Western State
Wyoming
Dartmouth
Hans Mehren
Dave Reid
Rick Lounsbury
Peter Carter
Harvard
Morton
Everett Dunklee
New Hampshire
Boyle's Notebook A List Of Wife-Waiting Hints
A humorous column notes that waiting is a key skill in marriage and army life. It lists playful manly uses for waiting time and mocks the idea of rushing wives, with satirical tips like extra sleep and odd hobbies, reflecting mid century social humor. It then shifts to a sports section detailing the Boston Bruins dominant win over Chicago, star performers, and upcoming schedule.
Bruins Battle for Second in Tight NHL Run-in
The Boston Bruins, fresh from their first Cup berth in nine years, surged toward the runner-up spot after an 8-0win over the Chicago Black Hawks. Coach Harry Sinden praised the team as they join New York in a two way tie for second, three points ahead of Chicago in a three team scramble with one game left for the Rangers.
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Rangers
Boston Garden
Sinden
Bruins
New York
Chicago
Eddie Shack
Phil Esposito
Ted Green
Gerry Cheeevers
Shack
Esposito
Herb Cain
Green
Doug Mohns
Hawks
Cheevers
Eddie Westfall
Fred Stanfield
Ken Hodge
Tommy Williams
John McKenzie
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Boston Bruins
Harry Sinden
Chicago Black Hawks
Denver’s Ski Title Hopes Damped By Cross Country
The University of Denver faced a setback in cross country as it pursues an eighth straight NCAA skiing title. Denver led by strength in jumping, but the cross-country result put the outcome in doubt before today’s Mt. Werner slalom. Olympian Dennis McCoy finished within eight hundredths of a second of Fort Lewis’s Barnet Peet in the downhill opening.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
University of Denver
Mt. Werner
Denver
Dennis McCoy
Barnet Peet
Fort Lewis
Dave Bing Wins NBA Scoring Title And Chamberlain Sets Records
NBA figures show Detroit guard Dave Bing led the league with 2,142 points in the 1966-67 season, edging Oscar Robertson who averaged 29.2 per game. Wilt Chamberlain posted three records including 702 assists, 706 straight games with no disqualifications, and 25,434 career points while also helping the 76ers set a team assists mark. Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson led in scoring average. Elgin Baylor surpassed 2,000 points with 2,002. Dallas County considers paying $250 monthly for nine months to trap wolves.
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Philadel
Reg Wilt Chamberlain
Detroit
Dave Bing
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
76Ers
Bing
NBA
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Robertson
Alewive Extension Demonstrates Vinyl Arts Meeting
In Kennebunk the Alewive Evening Extension group met at Mrs. Robert Pillsbury’s Sylvan Circle home with Mrs. Earle Grames presiding in the leader’s absence. A vinyl decorating demonstration followed by making vinyl articles took place. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Russell Staples and Mrs. Carl Salvato. next meeting April 16 at Mrs. William Chase’s Smithwood Road will feature a fashion show of outfits made under Mrs. Vernon Jones’s direction. Attendees included Mrs. Grames, Mrs. John Maccini, Mrs. David Flannery, Mrs. Fred Stackpole, Mrs. Vernon Jones, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Salvato, and Mrs. Pillsbury.
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Kennebunk
Alewive
Robert Pillsbury
Sylvan Circle
Earle Grames
Ralph Walker
Vernon Jones
John Maccini
David Flannery
Fred Stackpole
Russell Staples
Carla
Robert Pillsury
Competition for Red Sox jobs steps up in spring camp
Winter Haven AP reports Boston trimmed 10 rookies to farm clubs, leaving 33 players in camp. Joe LaHoud, 19, to Louisville while others like Fred Wenz Gerry Moses and Sid O'Brien also moved. The Red Sox, 5-8 in spring, lost 11-1 to Houston with Waslewski roughed up.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Red Sox
Joe LaHoud
Danbury
LaHoud
Winston-Salem
Deland
Boston
Louisville
Fred Wenz
Gerry Moses
Sid O'Brien
Ocala
Dick Hoban
Mark Scheffer
Ivy Washington
Mike Jackson
Luis Alvarado
Billy Conigliaro
Tony
Dick Williams
Braves
Atlanta
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Houston Astros
Houston
Gary Waslewski
Garry Roggenburk
Astros
Supper Held by Kennebunk Firemen
Fifty two members of Kennebunk area fire departments gathered for their annual turkey supper at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Guests included selectmen Edward C. Winston and Warren E. Bowdoin, Fire Chief Lewis H. Burr, and engineers Reginald Libsby Linwood Nedeau and Rolland Bergeron, with honorary members Harold Sargent John Hawkins Ralph Cousens Alexander Burr Jr. The post-supper program featured movies of fires in Kennebunkport, the Sea Gull Restaurant, the Linen Shop, and a Biddeford parade, among others.
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Kennebunk
Central Fire Station
Kennebunk Lower Village
Kennebunkport
Wildes District
Knights of Pythias Hall
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters
Edward C. Winston
Warren E. Bowdoin
Lewis H. Burr
Reginald Libsby
Linwood Nedeau
Rolland Bergeron
Byron Gooch
Lower Village
Harold Sargent
John Hawkins
Ralph Cousens
Alexander Burr Jr
Charles Nedeau
Kenneth N. Hutchins
Sea Gull
Biddeford
Aco
Kauai Supervisor Seeks Curbs on Hippie Visitors
LIHUE Hawaii AP Ralph Hirota a county supervisor says hippies and beach bums on Kauai Island should be told they are not welcome and not wanted He urges curbing the aloha spirit to curb the issue as a local concern.
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Kauai
Hawaii
Kauai Island
Ralph Hirota
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