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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
5
Home economists urge a meat plan and weekly menus to save time during spring cleaning. Cook in advance, shop for specials, freeze steaks, and use eggs milk and fruit for quick meals and energy. Fish, vegetables, and dairy are highlighted with examples. a Maine university note concludes.
A front to back split level design with a two vault look, sliding glass door between living and dining rooms, central first floor lavatory, and storage behind the garage for heating equipment. First floor area is 851 square feet. bedroom level 504 square feet. Architect Herman H York of 161st Street Jamaica is the designer for Piary.
Inland Fisheries and Game Committee presented a second deer hunting zone proposal to the Maine House. The measure was tabled for a week with no debate. The latest plan outlines four zones with dates Oct 15 to Nov 30 in the North, Oct 21 to Nov 30 in the Central region, Nov 1 to Dec 5 in the Southeast, and Nov 1 to Nov 30 in the Southwest, based on boundary lines rather than counties.
University of Maine Law School will host international lawyer Prof Richard R Baxter at the Eastland Hotel on Tuesday April 9 following a 7 pm dinner. The talk titled Cuba and the United States Law violated or Law Upheld will feature Baxter who teaches international and criminal law at Harvard and has served as a DoD and Naval War College consultant. Tickets are available at the Dean’s office.
Twin Easter Seal designs released for the 1963 appeal by the National Society for Crippled Children. The公布 imagery showcases two distinctive seals intended to raise funds and awareness for crippled children nationwide.
The 1963 Maine Blueberry Festival will be held at Union fairgrounds Friday August 23. Festival committee chairman Ivan Sherman of Appleton announced the event during Fair week with the coronation of the Maine Blueberry Queen and new features including product displays and a ceremonial event.
The Maine Senate defeated a move to raise the state minimum wage from $1 to $1.15 an hour. Senator Samuel A. Hinds proposed attaching the increase to another bill, but the amendment lost 23-8. The bill was tabled to April 12 after a favorable Labor Committee report.
A previous bill to increase the minimum wage to 1.25 dollars and remove exemptions was killed last month leaving the issue unresolved in the legislature.
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