Dear Sun Spots: This is in response to Jean, South Paris. I found the song she is looking for. The name of it is “La Legende des Flots Bleus.” She may call me at 784-4956 if she wants more information. – No Name, Lewiston.

Dear Sun Spots: Jean from South Paris wanted the words to a song. The actual title is “La légende des Flots Bleus.” The Franco-American Collection at USM-Lewiston-Auburn has a copy of the complete song. The refrain mentioned goes like this: “Petits enfants, prenez garde aux flots bleus Qui font semblants de se plaire à vos yeux Les flots berceurs font pleurer bien des yeux, Petits enfants, dormez dans les flots bleus!” For more information, call me at 753-6545. – Donat Boisvert, Franco-American Collection.

Many thanks to Florence Rose Martin who also brought in the music and lyrics to this song for Jean in South Paris. Also, to the other unnamed readers who dropped off or mailed in lyrics to the Sun Journal office.

Dear Sun Spots: Could you please print the address for NASA? It’s the agency that sends all the space junk into the heavens. Thank you very much. – Heidi, Dryden.

Answer: Write to Public Communications Office, NASA Headquarters, Suite 5K39, Washington, DC 20546-0001. Also, you can contact them by calling the office at (202) 358-0001.

Dear Sun Spots: Members of the Lewiston High School Class of 1973 have been making preparations for the upcoming 35th class reunion in August. The event will be held Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008, at the Knights of Columbus hall, 150 East Ave., Lewiston. The event will have five food stations prepared by the Lewiston High School Culinary Arts students during the social from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Dancing will follow until midnight with DJ Ernie Gagne.

If you would like more information or have not received an invitation and can give us the address of classmates missing please contact Denise (Mathieu) D’Amboise at 926-3764 and dendambo@securespeed.us or Leo Baillargeon at 784-0389 and lhsbluedevils1973@yahoo.com. Other members on the committee are Joline (Bussiere) Albert, Cathy (Masse) Goodwin, Louise (Bourque) Ouellette, Nancy (Lapointe) Castonguay, Debbie (Allen) Holm, Diane (Cloutier) Ouellette, Reggie Lagasse and Sharon (Moore) Carter.

The following is a list of classmates missing with no addresses: Glen Appleton, Diane Bertrand, Bernard Boileau, Roland Boulet, Michael Bushey, Michael Camier, Jeffrey Chapman, William Chapman, Michael Cloutier, Gerard Dechene, Denise Desjardins, Thomas DiCampo, Roger Doucette, Rebecca Dudley, Robert Dyer, Richard Fox, Robert Gagnon, Patricia Galipeau, Antoine Gharghour, Ellery Harnden, Patricia Hynes, Gary Jackson, Warren Labonte, Gary Lafrance, Denis Leblanc, David Leitman, Louise Lessard, Normand Letourneau, William L’Heureux, Violet Marceau, Elaine (Marquis) Roper, William Martel, Diane (Martin) Gamble, Ronaldo Martin, Ann (Maurais) Lapointe, Lecia (Mendelson) Lacy, Ann Meserve, Donald Parent, Elaine (Patry) Smith, Michael P. Pelletier, Roland Pelletier, Roger Poulin, Andy Rancourt, Sue Richards, Steve Scott, Dora Saucier, Richard Stone, Sandra (Sylvain) Rocheleau, Mark Thibault and Tourence Tucker. – Leo, Lewiston.

Dear Sun Spots: I saw your question and answer about a “shower ring.” Perhaps you are thinking it attaches to the shower head, but it does not. It is all plastic, it stretches, it has a hole in the middle that you put your head into, and a wide brim like a “Stetson” will cause the water to run right off when you bend over a sink or stand in the shower. Call it a shampoo ring.

My mother used to use them all the time as she had to be careful of her eyes, but I have not seen them in the local stores for some time. – No Name, No Town.

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