Biddeford-Saco Journal from Biddeford, Maine • 8

X' I i fca 1 famjTi ir I I -i 7 Biddeford-Saco Journal Tuesday July 30 1968 Fitness A Matter Of Points Help Negro Executives Offer The Do-lt-AII Yourself Passing their Red Cross be-' ginners tests were Steve Lan-gevin Nick Kleptis Raymond Phillips Paul Sherman John and David Court The advanced beginners test was passed by Skipper Wilson and passing the Red Cross swimmers test was John Robert The program for the remainder of this week: Today trip to Dee Pond Wednesday birthday party Thursday a trip to the ocean Friday (Leaders Day) best tan contest most-popular camper contest to all classes and the most-popular leader contest By PHIL THOMAS AP Basinet! Writer NEW YORK (AP) A group devoted to helping Negroes move upward into management and executive jobs hat been Far West Sets Mpod For Winter By JOYBTHAEY 1 NEW YORK (AP) all lip in the air about a new physical fitness system called aero bica an exercise program de veloped by Dr Kenneth Cooper major to the US Air Force whereby certain activities are worth varying mimben of points To keep to top condi-tion all you have to do ia ac quire 30 points a week- been keeping track of my track reeord and it turns out I'm not only bunting with phx- ical fitness but at the end of every week Dr Cooper owjes me -at least 15 points I outfits in black leather topping dresses the sleeves in solid glittering jet black sequins In nis collection for fashion writers today tunics are fingertip knuckle-length and sometimes wrist-length His sil-red tunics with near -red head kerchiefs "for file barricades Calf length topcoats borrowed from the Russian Revolution in formed by Negroes who won top bs in the years ago it was con- By MARY CAMPBELL I AP Newsfeatnres Writer I -When Roger Miller sang a of the the news i was it was the biggest pop song of the year and the same person-wrote the lyrics 9111 peered beneath the Negro in a response1 4 helping for i Back To School I and tune and sang it The tunate" Walter Branford said is noTTonger true Brandford is a Negro in a responsible position who not only decided to extend his own hand but to get others to extend theirs as well For County Dogs Her best-known composition Now" isn't on the LP in the which also is being heard around and about is Mill Mitchell plays piano and guitar and designed the album's psychedelic Art cover 11 Miss Mitchell's concerns are love and personal things She haa a lot of insights to share but she the listener She sounds touch like Judy Collins But to in the her voice is ready at any instant to take off to a Swiss yodel a ven individualistic memorable deliyery Webb Sings Jim wai brought out by Epic after Webb's songs "Up Up and the Time I Get to and Arthur became hits for other stolen However the songs them at PARIS (AP) The FarJVest with cowboys and Indians and overtones of Hiawatha seen in fringed leather tunics and head-bands set a newmood at Yves Saint-LauTent for the coming winter He fixes the pace with pants trouser sand bell bottoms topped by tunics for street wear and fireside For i he houette is straight and slender throughout The second source Yvep resort to is Revolution Then are happening today" lar-old founder and tall 40-year-o! He offert five points loir such feats as running a mile to leia than eight minutes swimming 24 laps to under 15 minutes cycling five miles in less than 20 minutes and playing handball for 35 minutes Even 18 holes of golf is a threerpotot pastime and three sets of tennis bring to 4te points But nowhere in his book can I find an evaluation of my daily calisthenics program so 111 just have to set up my own score card- For instance the exercise of getting through revolving Saint-Laurent feels the Parisl-enne will went to wear tailored black or anthracite gray with black or beige to the city Host of his tunics are black for daytime and mainly shown with bell bottoms and wide stovepipe Snts A few Bermudas and cute skirts add variety Some tunics are treated like-double-breasted tailored jackets They're always pencil slim belted pocketed long sleeved and have either tailored or a round collarless neckline Tunic coats are worn over shirttail tabbed shirts The wild West comes to town in brown-fringed leather tunics The collection opened with a brown cowboy outfit The girl wore a wide brimmed A RECENT graduate of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing is Miss EUue Fecteau daughter I of Mr and Mrs Gerard Fecieau of 27 Herring Are Ext Biddeford She attended St Grammar School and graduated from St Jo- 28 seph's Academy-Portland She will assume duties at the her Hospital on Aug 11 Web-der GOODWINS HILLS -It was Promotion Day' at Stickney Lodge York County Fish and Game Association to Goodwins Hills After the final class pecformance punch and home-made cookies taken by members were served to the proud owners with buffalo-hide chew-bones tor the dogs All of the' dogs and -several more are expected to return for the next opening today Even those who are enrolled later can still with a little extra concentration of ficials said The last session for the year will start' on Sept 24 With is' as with humans educe the chairman of the National Negro Retail Advisory Group said with an easy smile A marine's 1 who moved into bubfoesi after deciding my stick" a ordia assistant Sublie relations director for fT Grant Co a junfor department store chain with afcputl 100 outlets across the nat: Branford said he dec form the advisory group after became obvious to me thatr there was a need for a line of communication betweeif the black community and the' retail industry and the best way to do this was to utilize those people involved in both Negroes in He said were three Epic haa predate these hits and since Webb is only 21 new this Junior IN TtyE SERVICE Continued from Page One readihgThe Auto-aibiography of Malcolm and felt hat lavishly trimmed withjtion is a continuing process fringe She had topboots and never- finished but alwa only needed a horse to carry out the theme wno i read Country' ofity1 James Baldwin and Negro win history said one pupil in worth' the effort Dogs arn what la expected them are an pleased to approval that owner and 'pet the' Black Power team headed album' really ii Jim When' the Oklahoman begins to record for Ddnhill as he intends 1 to -to sound a long way beyond this John Hartford from St: Louis who wrote on My Mind and sang it (Glen Campbell heard that and then recorded it himself) has his fourth LP out on RCA Project He says at the beginning that each song is a room- therefore the name On some of these he do-it-all-yourself writer and performer is no longer news to pop music Today where it'a at Four representative new at bums are by Phil Ochs Joni Mitchell Jim Webb and John doing all their own writing and tinging and to some cases adding Instrumental accompaniment' Phil Ochs (pronounced Oaks) from El Paso has been around awhile listed un folk in the Schwann catalog with three LPs on Elektra the first in 1964 and one out this January on A A His second LP for A A from has just been released i Were not calling' what Ochs does folk any more not even urban folk topical' and politically left" Side one of- fro'ni is the more interesting of this album The first song from sticks in your mind (though all its" stream of consciousness words stick) much like earlier Circle of Stream of consciousness used here a couple more times is supposed to bring the song into the mind at least partly bys feeling rather than Ochs is a master of vignette descriptions One line will describe something so dearly that the picture is complete: the next line can be about something different In the title song for example there's a line poster of a movie star walked No other words are needed Ochs is outspokenly antiwar and has sung at antiwar rallies The new album includes Boots Marching in a Yellow and War Is The former has some of those graphic one-liners War Is people at our first meeting last November Now there are about doors With someone to Snd someone behind both doing their fair share of pushing Btm worth st least one point 12 some lazy opportunist gets through on my push it's only fair to award ipe two points But 111 be perfectly honest about the whole if I- can manage to make it through on somebody burst jpf energy I charge the doctor at all Then there's the matter of catching a bus It just plain walking is a point-producer in the good major's ground rules surely running for the' commuter special should put a tidy three points in the bank Stationary running for 12 Vi minutes is a' five-point item ilan I under the aerobics plan Vrvn a Vr Sports Keep -Youths Busy At Beach Camp plays 12-string banjo Har" artford says to OLD ORCHARD The intermediate dase of 75 They are all Negroes they all are in responsible jobs in The group has several major Sials These include a retail industry jo open for qualified Negroes and otherj minorities on the management 1 and executive levels initially and then working down to the middle'! supervisory and basic sales jobsJg Finding job openings and tog the-people to fill them: In: tf el Yeresting young people in jobs Happy Day Camp 'here has Men taxi ing part to an extensive that haa prov by teacher A1 Sessions And said Sessions -arid Left-wich attendance is upmean-ing motivation is up maintaining 95 -per cent attendance even to this summer heat while the regular school attendance' averages about 82 per cent said Left wich The -Wanamaker experiment has received encouragement from the school system is financed by the share of funds usually used for the normal remedial summer school program -At least 90 per cent of the pupils or nearly a subject during the school year Leftwich said At the end of the program a pupil will receive a grade in course in which he needed share a happier 'companionship The dog under control -is much safer from road hazards and other misfortunes Mrs -Frances Tuck of South Portland is the instructor The project now to its third year is provided the Pine Tree Humane Society Inc its a community service-The Society will hold a Thrift Sale the first two weekends to August all proceeds to be used for the work of the Society to its many fields of service I-tems useful or ornamental for Krsonal or household use are tog arranged for sale at the Sawtelle Mallory home at Swan Pond Any articles will be accepted there or at the home of Mrs Harry Smith 562 Main St Saco or by Mr and -Mrs Linwood Rollins in South Wa terboro A phone call will bring one song "I'm so deep to like Tm almost in One song "I Didn't Know the World Would Last This has the above-suffering melancholy of one of Rod McKuen'a best Hartford ian't trying to be deep significant or exciting and possible to enjoy this record very much on own quiet terms es sports most successful jiid inter- esting according to: Camp Di-- rector William Present '(toaches Kevin- Robert -Steve oulet land Alan Hill directed retailing Counseling retailors all day long and never get any where so I should cam unlimited rewards to that category I don't go in much for rope-skipping toller-skating or squash playing but I do maneuver a grocery cart through Saturday store traffic Counting doing the broad jump over small children lying on the floor opening cereal boxes that ex- In' sluggerball the Phantoms defeated the Norwood Lobsters 17 to 18 in an over time game In flag ball the -Wackey Wordens lost to the Goosey Gosse-lins by a score of 3 to 2 In iwlins by a score of 3 to Florence Nightingale became famous during the Crimean War Cartoonist Thomas Nast firaLcursion should put mo well over pictured Santa Claus to tods image in an 1862 cartoon my week's quota Tennis anyone? Not me T- taSV pick-up service -if needed i work Soccentei 2 to 0 Items fl0 onger used In in the sports home miy just what were: Marc Norwood Guy Gosselin Peter Koss Albeit Robert Worden Kev-Jens Nash Bobby that PARTICIPATING to a Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps (AFROTC) field training encampment at Gunter AFB Ala is Richard Ra-cine son of My and Mrs Nor-jCaoiiette man Racine of 118 Cleaveajin Thurlow s-the Morns Participating rogram icott Summey Tony Cabot hdwtri develop communications with-toe black community in whicVrthey have a vested interest And working with the hardcore unemployed programs to bring about an increase to the upgrading of hard-core Branford said the group used! word of mouth lectures and brochures to deliver its mes-age' He said the group wanted to "develop a positive image of the retail industry We ask them to take a look at this man because we want to see 'that he gets a chance to move make no attempt to intimidate An enlightened management if made1 aware of the situation will do 1 something about it If nothing happens then we try to bring our person to the attention of someone who will recognise his abilities it boils down to is this: The American black man wants file same things the American REMEMBER THE DATES July 30 31 and August 1 and 2 10:00 A to 10 For The 31st Annual Kcnnebunk Antiques Fair Biddeford During the en-j Gosselin Skip Norwood John eampment cadets become Emond familiar with the life and ac-1 In the junior -class boys five fiyifiea on Air Force bases andjto seven years of age were the can examine career opportun-Tigers who defeated the Jets 9 itiea in which they might wish to 8 A bean bag carry on shoul- by to serve at officers Other high ders was won by the Jets and contains the moat shock-i tog line on the a state-! ment toying with treason 0cHs uses the traditional folk verse and chorus form This and the theme of and the! tune make it sound a lot like Woody Guthrie song Ochs' aing-i tog is clearer here than on any other song although he A reasonably easy to understand all the way through Joni Mitchell 24 from- Canada haa her first album out "Joni Mitchell Reprise There's not a bad song on it lights of the course include survival training aircraft and aircrew indoctrination amall arms training and visits to other Air Force bases Cadet Raeine is a graduate of St Louis High School and is a member of toe AFROTC unit at the University of Colorado IN THE TOWN HALL ADMISSION ONLY 50c white man wanti'L Jphn Cnnniff is on vacation PETE SEEGER they also won the basketball dribbling contest In croquet-ball shooting the Tigers defeated the Jets Directing the contests was Miss Sandra Lord She wai assisted by James Sears and Chris Murphy The best-tan contest was won by Peter Jannela 'in the junior class Peter Koss to the intermediates and Larry Owen a member of the senior class The most-popular camper contest was won by Peter Jan-nel of "the juniors Scott Summey of the intermediates and Roland' Guay a senior A most-popular leader contest ended in a tie between 'John Robert and Larry Owen Campers passing their fish club test were: Alan Thurlow Kevin Thurlow Charles Fortier Robert Heanire Marlin Morris Mark Norwood and Skipper Norwood Continued from Page One ever The first week the young Maine traveller wis with the staff she lost eight pounds we're on the plane everyone drinks gallons of coffee to stay awake and we work until 10 or 11 at night' It's really lots -of She says she thinks there are more Democrats than Republicans on the staff all staunch 'Rockefeller boosters When Maxine graduated from St Joseph's High School in Biddeford she was at- 16 the youngest in the class An honor student she addressed the graduation class in faultless French She graduated also with honors from New Rochelle College in Nqw York where she majored to German and Russian her linguistic skill was a major factor in her being hired by the Governor She sayi she wtyl retain her position whether or not her boss is nominated by the Rebublican party Her first job after college was as an account executive with Garuda Airlines an Indonesian firm In her capacity as an -executive the capable Maxine flew to Alaska and to California It was when alto was at Garuda that she learned of the vacant post otr ataff The Pauls wiJJ have the -television set at the Ocean House tuned to the convention all III COIICERT WESTERN CORN FED HIND QUARTERS AND ROAST SECTIONS Presented by Openwide Saturday August 3 8 PM KENNEBUNK HIGH SCHOOL Tickeii Avillable 9 PM At Christ Church KennebunlcN985-4494 Yea Receive: Sirloin Porterhouse T-Bones Top Rounds Eye Rounds -London Broils Rump Roast Sirloin Roast Pot Roasts Slets Meat Lean Gr Beef MOSTLY STEAKS next week Paul an engineer at Centra Maine Power Co will joinvthe fans huddled around thr set when he arrives home at night- Of course everyone is rooting for Rocky but even more important would be a fleeting glimpse of the hometown girl in the big-time: Miss Maxine Paul REMEMBER We Are Lecaily Owned and Oar Aim Is To Satisfy CHARGE IT! 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