Charming Loungers Add Color To Leisure Hours
A fall fashion piece outlines dorm wear and lounge outfits with 1967 style. It highlights mini romps, quilted cotton sets, swinger short gowns, striped knits, and brushed tricot options. Cozy pajamas include flannelette robes and challis made gowns for winter evenings.
Biddeford High School Clubs Plan Activities and Trips
The Future Teachers of America group at Biddeford High School held its first meeting of the year. Fifteen juniors and seniors joined, hoping to become teachers. The Le Cercle Francais convened with talks and slides from France. The Science Club discussed a near term field trip. School activities also include Student Council book sales, candy orders, and class float planning for homecoming.
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Future Teachers of America
Biddeford High School
FTA
Deidre Berry
Jetta Antonakos
Joyce Dube
Ruth Banker
le Cercle Francais
Joseph Carrier
Howie Wemyss
Lanny Whitten
Susan Maxwell
France
Carrier
Student Council
Roger Bilodeau
Conference of Christians and Jews
Roger
Hampstead
N.H
Flyer
Madeline Roy
Conrad Dumas
Thomas Girard
Mad
Don
Tom
Bountiful Brushing Beautifies Tresses
A reader asks how to revive dull hair and achieve shine. Advice emphasizes thorough brushing, weekly shampooing with complete rinsing, clean combs and brushes, a balanced diet, and a towel blot followed by setting. A second reader requests guidance on face shape for makeup. An easy method uses tracing the face outline in soap on a mirror to identify shape, with salon assistance for confirmation.
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L.A.D.L
Ruthie
Detroit A
Safety in Numbers When Birds Flock
A peregrine falcon chasing a starling flock speeds in but avoids collision by veering away once the dense formation creates risk. The flock cooperates to shield individuals and reduce predation.
Ball To Be Red And Gun Club Picks Held Nov 18
A mass meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association at Thornton Academy reviewed goals and future activities. Linda Rumery spoke on purposes, conession stand work, two $200 scholarships, and candy fund. Members discussed skiing tobogganing swimming and a pajama party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Linnell
Thornton Academy
Linda Rumery
G.A.A
Pep Club Elects New Officers At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Pep Club named Dawn Cronin president Joyce Croteau vice president and Donna Moustatsos secretary treasurer at a Tuesday meeting. They will award six Old Orchard letters and sell Seagull pins while promoting varsity cheerleaders led by Sue LHereux Pat McSweeny and others. The Future Homemakers aim to fund a member’s trip to the Miami Florida national convention and plan a Community Masquerade Ball November 18 from 8 p.m. to midnight, plus a morning food sale Saturday at IGA Foodliner and Maine Cleaners.
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Jeanne Moore
Kevin Savage
Judy Harriman
Alan Lukas
John ,Boutet
Donna Tripp
Leon
Tsomides
Dominic DiBiase
Catherine Simpson
Old Orchard Beach
Dawn Cronin
Joyce Croteau
Donna Moustatsos
Old Orchard
Homemakers of America
Miami
Fla
I.G.A. Foodliner
Maine Cleaners
St Louis High rolls out coed classes and new leadership
St Louis High announces end of segregation with mostly coed classes and a new headmaster Brother Leo Moses from Cathedral High School Detroit. Brother Gilbert L Heureux oversees the brothers with math and physics. The school opens with a Yearbook Drive, senior class officers, band honors, and Homecoming floats in progress.
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Ronald Tardif
St. Louis High School
Suzanne Sweeney
St. Louis High
St. Louis
Brother Leo Moses
Brother Leo
Cathedral High School
Detroit
Mich
Gilbert L'Heureux
New Moderator Named for Christian Action Movement
The Sodality selects Brother Louis St. Pierre as moderator for the year with officers aiding him. Ron Tardif serves as prefect, Don Paquet as vice prefect, Ben Guerin as secretary, and Mare Girard as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iConrad Dumas
Tom Girard
Richard Bergeron
Rene Simard
Ben Poirier
Paul Guerin
Ron Bellerose
Christian Action Movement (Sodality
Brother Louis St. Pierre
Ron Tardif
Don Paquet
Ben Guerin
Mare Girard
Larouche Promoted to Army Sergeant First Class
Sgt Leo E Larouche 28 son of Mr and Mrs Alexander J Laroche of Biddeford Maine was promoted Sept 19 to sergeant first class at Ft Campbell Ky. He serves with the 101st Airborne Division in Headquarters Company and Band as an engineer supply sergeant. He joined the Army in July 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Campbell, Ky
Leo E. Larouche
Alexander J. Laroche
Bradbury St
Biddeford
Maine
Ft. Campbell
101St Airborne Division
Laroche
Army
Cavern Chamber Size Measured in Carlsbad New Mexico
A Carlsbad Caverns room covers about the area of 14 football fields and rises roughly 22 stories to the ceiling, highlighting the cavern's immense scale.
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Carlsbad Caverns
N.M
Mad plans college path near New Hampshire towns
He holds a part time job and aims to attend one of three New Hampshire institutions. The candidate lists the University of New Hampshire, Gorham State, or St Anselm College in Manchester as his future education.
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Mad
University of New Hampshire
Gorham State
St. Anselm’s
Manchester
N.H
Debate Club Opens New Season At Marie Joseph Academy
At Marie Joseph Academy Biddeford the student body elected officers for each class and held orientation. The Debate Club trains under Celina Verrier and Jacqueline Fournier with no date set for the first debate.
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Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford
Doris Fournier
Jean Caron
Kathy Sullivan
Claire Croteau
Therese Boucher
Jacqueline Fournier
Carol Boisvert
Dianne Clavette
Diane Garriepy
Priscille Doyon
Irene Brisebois
Celina Verrier
Pamela Hebert
SAHS Student Council Plans Dance and Homecoming
The St. Andre's High School student council met September 24 with Paula Martel as president to appoint committees for handbook and constitution revisions. They discussed selling school charms and bracelets, proposed a dance, and planned October 21 homecoming. College day invited seniors for October 13 at Cheverus High School with reps from various colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie D'Ambroise
St. Andre’s High School
Paula Martel
St. Marie-Agnes
St. Louis
St. Francis College
Cheverus High School
Impressed Ex-Student Insight On LSD Era Films
Muriel Lawrence reflects on The Trip and the clash between psychedelic imagery and spiritual seeking. She contrasts the film’s surreal visuals with the natural world and questions how youths find God amid a chaotic cultural landscape.
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Coney Island
God
Brooks
Woods
Fields
Imare
Teens oppose Peace Corps as draft substitute
A 1961 poll of over a thousand teens finds 50 percent oppose making Peace Corps duty a draft substitute, with 62 percent of girls and 34 percent of boys opposed. Residents like Ann Schneider fear reduced national protection while others cite dedication and patriotism shaping views on service options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
John F. Kennedy
United States Peace Corps
Ann Schneider
Louisville
Peace Corps
Peace Corp
Jerrilyn Fleisher
Philadelphia
Lynn McDonald
Silver Spring
Lesta Brooks
Miami
Peace Corps For Foreign Service
VISTA
Today in History highlights for October 3 1967
On this date events include Britain's first atomic bomb test off Australia in 1952 Johns Hopkins University opening in 1876 Ethiopia invasion by Italy in 1935 Hitler claims Russia defeated in 1941 Siegfried Line breach by U S troops in 1944 riots in Warsaw in 1957 Shirra Jr orbital flight in 1960 tribal warfare in northern Nigeria in 1966 and Nigeria death toll reported in 1967 after five days of conflict
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Associated Press
Australia
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ethiopia
Adolf Hitler
Russia
U.S
Aachen
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Walter M. Shirra Jr
Earth
Midway Island
Pacific
Nigeria
Youths Eager to Join Influential Goodwill Team in 1967
A fragment notes youths eager to join a influential goodwill team described as enjoyable and potentially profitable for teaching people. The source emphasizes a positive community impact and interest among young participants.
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BHS Science Club
By John Verrier
Science Club
David Labbe
Cynthia Pouravelis
Liz Ross
Tiger
Rumford
Stephensiddeford
Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley, American Legion Post
Dirigo
Red and Gun Club
Judith Harriman
Kathy O’neil
Sue Poirier
Laura Angis
Judy Mondor
Jeannine de Vona
Pauline Forest
Rachel Clouitier
Carmen Roberge
Carmen Precourt
Julie Waterhouse
Kathy Colpitts
Brad Leach
Jim Waterhouse
Dick Pike
Priscilla Couture
Lynn Dupuis
Pat Chretien
Elaine Jacques
Diane Dubois
Diane Boissonneault
Glen Anderson
Thelma Ham
Richard Beaumont
Rod and Gun Club
George Ange
Mike Grant
David Mercier
Edward MacLeod
National Rifle Association
Russell Sage
St.Francis
Elmira
Sue L’hereux
Pat McSweeny
Karen Horn
Patricia Michaud
Rosana Giffin
By Ronald Tardif
Don Lauzier
Nel Beaulieu
Roger Laliberty
Steve St. Amand
Richard Grenier
Donald Lauzier
Michael A. Petit
Sgt
Leo Larouche
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Josephine Podesta
Paula Bolduc
Gayle Bernard
Linda Paris
Cynthia Levesque
Susan Lemieux
Annette Rioux
MJA
Council of Harmonious Relations
Sister Helen of the Holy Cross
Academy
SAHS
Linda Nadeau
Lucille Chouinard
Sister Marie Henriette de Jesus
St. Marie Agnes An
Martel
Shirley Valliere
Women's World
Muriel Lawrence
Assa
Tripper
Marines
Navy
Air Force
George Levin
Milford
Conn
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Pocatello
Idaho
Gilbert Roddy
New Haven
David Trinker
Little Rock
Ark
Philippines
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World Almanac
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