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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
3
Pepperell Trust urges regular saving to build a growing nest egg. Save whatever you can today and watch your savings grow with disciplined deposits and steady planning.
Boyd, heading the first agency with overall responsibility for the nation's transportation needs, proposes changes cities could adopt to ease severe traffic congestion and its horrors.
HUD officials weigh fixed-route rail and exclusive-bus lanes as remedies for urban congestion. They cite that only 15 cities meet population thresholds for fixed systems, with New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland and Newark already using some form. Proposals include gasoline electric mini cars, dual-mode vehicles, Skybus, and conveyor or moving sidewalks to revitalize downtown transit amid dwindling ridership.
Paul Brochu was welcomed into Merton Ira Staples AMVETS Post at a meeting held last night at the Post home on Alfred Street in Biddeford. Cmdr. Ralph Gregoire led the session with Emile Lamontagne presenting the financial report and Paul Potvin delivering the membership report.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Mrs. Janice Provencal of School Street was guest of honor at a baby shower given by Mrs. Wayne Gilbert at 46 Wesley Avenue on Monday night. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Robert Pettingill of Atlantic Avenue. Present were Mrs. Jessie Dye Mrs. Marilyn Parker Biddeford Mrs. Laura Smith and son Charles Mrs. Bridget Quartrone Miss Rosemary Quartrone Miss Joyce Shackford Mrs. Ruth Gilbert Miss Cindy Pettengill Miss Nancy Provencal Miss Evelyn Provencal. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Barbara Gilbert Mrs. Ruth Campbell Kennebunk Mrs. Dorothy Belanger Old Orchard Beach and Mrs. Hilda Buscell Biddeford. Refreshments were served after a social hour.
Old Orchard Beach Mrs Leonard Gray hosted yesterday's Tuesday afternoon Dessert Bridge Club gathering on Third Street. Elizabeth Garland won high score. Ruth Allen, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly, will visit Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Supper is slated for 6 30 p.m.
The piece portrays lingering tension between Russians and Ukrainians among migrants, citing quarrels over religion and identity, plus shared grudging humor and stubborn independence. It notes a desire for a drugstore, praise for spring, and a migrant couple's simple pleasures. The article also touches on urban parking disputes and transit hopes, with officials seeking preferred transportation options beyond cars.
The Rev. James J. Mullen of the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary will speak at 8 tonight at the K of C Hall. Members are urged to attend the weekly gathering for the community service update and parish news.
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