Single Spray Is Effective For Insect Control
OKONO-Home fruit growers can use a single spray to control most insects and diseases of fruit trees and some raspberry and strawberry plants. University of Maine Extension Service fruit specialist Redolph A. Poray says the chemicals can be purchased separately and mixed for spraying or they can be ready mixed for spraying or dusting. Labels should list the active chemical, and use only wettable powder for spray mixing.
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OKONO
Redolph A. Poray
University of Maine Extension Service
Home fruit spray mix uses Captan Malathion and Methoxychlor
Poray notes a ready mixture of Captan Malathion and Methoxychlor for home fruit sprays or dusts. Application depends on active ingredient levels and plant development, with warnings not to spray when plants are blooming. For mixing instructions and schedules, contact the county agent or University of Maine Circular 3364.
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Poray
Department of Public Information and Central Services
Winslow Hall
University of Maine
Deadline For Dog Licensing Drawing Near
Sam Dorrance of the Maine Department of Agriculture announces a near deadline for dog licenses. Licenses were due by April 1 for dogs six months or older, with June as final payment, and a $2 fine for those not paying by June 1. Licensed dogs can be quickly returned if lost. unlicensed dogs cannot. License costs 1.40 dollars for male or spayed female, 5.40 for unspayed female.
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Sam Dorrance
Maine
Dorrance
Dr Abbott to Join Maine Visiting Faculty
Dr Harland C Abbot a prominent education professor and dean from Farmington State Teachers College will join the University of Maine during the summer session as visiting faculty. He will teach Evaluating Pupil Achievement and Planning the Junior High School Curriculum in the central six week July 9 to August 17. He will emphasize measuring pupil achievement and the construction and interpretation of tests. Abbot, UMaine graduate, earned his doctorate at Harvard and previously taught in Maine schools including Milford Robinson and Farmington where he was supervising principal.
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Orono
Harland C. Abbott
Farmington State Teachers College
University of Maine
Abbott
Harvard University
Maine
Milford, Robinson and
Farmington
Mallett
Ingalls
Malavasi Named Broncos Chief Talent Scout
AP reports Ray Malavasi has signed with the Denver Broncos as chief talent scout for the upcoming American Football League season. Malavasi is a Mississippi native with a track record in player evaluation and front-office operations.
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Malavasi
Denver
Denver Broncos
Ray Malavasi
Missis
TV Emmy Awards Highlight Quality Over Popularity
AP report notes Emmy voting favored quality programs over ratings leaders. Victoria Regina won program of the year while Defenders earned outstanding drama. Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic won for children's programming.
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New York
NBC
Victoria
Regina
CBS
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Victoria Regina
Hazel
Bob Newhart
Council Chagnon Plans Lawn Party
Plans for the annual lawn party in August were begun at the Council Chagnon meeting last night. Paul Roy Sr was named to head the committee. Ronald Guertin and Paul A Leroux were accepted as new members. A donation to the Salvation Army was voted. President Joseph A Roberge Jr reported on the general congress which ended last Sunday. A lunch followed the business session.
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Council Chagnon
Paul Roy, Sr
Ronald Guertin
Paul A. Leroux
Salvation Army
Joseph A. Roberge, Jr
Ridan Turns Favorite in Derby Post
Ridan, jockey Manuel Yeaza at the reins, went post favored after speed and a strong record. The colt had only been out of money once in 13 career races, finishing third in the Everglades before a disqualification moved him to fourth.
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Louisville
Ridan
Manuel Yeaza
Mississippi State graduate assistant coach at Wake Forest last season
A Mississippi State graduate who served as an assistant coach at Wake Forest in the previous season is noted in the recap, highlighting a coaching move and career steps within college basketball.
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Sippi State
Wake Forest
Owen-Davis Unit Installs Officers In Saco Rites
The Owen-Davis unit of the American Legion auxiliary in Saco installed officers for 1962 43 and appointed committees. Mrs Muriel Forest became president with a slate of officers and gifts presented to retiring president Mrs Rankin and past president Mrs Gagne. Committee rosters covered socials, publicity, child welfare, memorials, education and more, plus plans for a June 2 joint post auxiliary supper and York County Council meetings. Miss Ida Taylor of Oxford England attended.
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Owens- Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Beach Street
Saco
Juliette Rocray
Germaine Grant
Muriel Forest
Florence
Owen-Davis
Post
Leda Hadijusz
Irene Parker
Eva Sherman
Cecile Hebert
Lydia Flood
Priscilla Hooper
Gilberte Lavoie
Helen Blanchette
Charlene Farnham
Rocray
Forest
Rankin
Grant
Flood
Miss Farnham
Gagne
Florence Lewis
Parker
Hebert
Hadjusz
Sherman
Martha Beaudoin
Hadivsz
Lewis
Beaudoin
Sunshine
Ancie Cote
Lavoie
Cote
Blanchette
Hooper
Farnham
Angie Cote
Mae Waterhouse
York County Council
Oxford
England
Gilberte County
Thomas Vining
Florence Gagne
Leo Simanonok
Maurice Pic
House Numbers Reassigned On Street In Saco
Saco City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis reassigned street numbers on Old Orchard road to reduce confusion. New numbers list multiple residents and businesses including Howard F. Hooper, Sylvia R. Witham, Foster E. Leavitt, Peter Victor, Elizabeth G. Vassill, Chester H. Barnes, Sophroncles Victor, Spiros Drivas, Sybil Hanson, Alex B. Quinnan, A Wendell Stackpole, Robert F. E. Kimball, Vogue Beauty Shop, Seal Rock Bottling Co, Joseph P. Gerardi, Lionel J. Gosselin, Lillian M. Martin, Ethel M. Roberts, Roy Sherman, Arthur L. Warren, Louise B. Sanborn, Robert I. Sherman, Robert B. Goldthwait, and M. Theresa.
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New
Old Orchard Road
Saco City
Clifford A. Purvis
Howard F., Hooper
Sylvia R. Witham
Foster EF. Leavitt
Peter Victor
Elizabeth G. Vassill
Chester H. Barnes
Sophocles Victor
Spiros Drivas
Sybil Hanson
Alex B. Quinnan
A. Wendell Stackpole
Robert FE. Kimball
Vogue Beauty Shop
Seal Rock Bottling Company
Joseph P. Gerardi
Lionel JJ. Gosselin
Lillian M. Martin
Ethel VM. Roberts
Roy (. Sherman
Arthur L
Fragmentary Names and Details From an Odd List
A garbled passage cites many names with ages and places such as Erwin E. Kennedy Clifford Swan Mary Kirkwood Mrs Mary McCallum John Fitton Paul McCallum J Wilfred Nadeau and Biddeford Saco Country Club plus 110 Clayton McCrum. It also notes Larry Smith misaddressed at 174 Old Orchard Road but found on Victor Avenue and includes a remark from the Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program about drinking before the day and rising alcohol dependence. It ends with a statistic about 35 million Ras ranges in daily U.S. service.
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Ard
Erwin E. Kennedy
Clifford Swan
Mary M. Kirkwood
Victory Cabins
Mary R. McCallum
John Fitton
Paul H. McCallum
J. Wilfred Nadeau
Biddeford Saco Country Club
Clayton R. MccCrum
Purvis
Larry Smith
Old Orchard Road
Victor Avenue
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Jerry Roy
Biddeford
William C. Smith
Agent Ferry Road
Phil Sherman
Lowe Brothers
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred St. Biddeford
Norman Methot
South Street
Electric Organs
Precision Instruments
Radio & TV
Main Street
Bob
FISH
Augusta
Dr. Abbott
General Electric
Designer
Beaupre
Alfred Street
Ane
Ches
Cynthia Lowry
AP Radio
Morton R. Rosen
Pleasant Street
Sydell Cutler
Dorchester
Mass
Cutler
Benjamin Cutler
Boston University
School of Education
Rosen
Israel Rosen
Thornton Academy
Bridgton Academy
Babson University
Valle’s
Scarborough
America
Tucker
Steak House
Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program
United States
Youland
Jamaica
Tyle Pope
Deck
Poplin
Dept
Kennebunk
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