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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
10
The schedule lists weekly menus for Park Street School in Kennebunk and St Louis High School with meals including soup, hamburgers, beef dishes, fish sticks, pizzas, and various sides. Daily items span Monday through Friday with desserts and beverages noted.
The menu lists beef ravioli with rice and salad for Monday. Tuesday offers baked spiced ham with mashed potatoes spinach bread butter milk and Jello. Wednesday serves beef stew with cheese bread butter milk and cookies. Thursday features meat loaf gravy green beans roll butter milk and fruit cup. Friday provides fruit juice tuna salad roll corn milk and cake.
Readable portions list weekly school meals for Cousens Kennebunk St Andre and Biddeford. Menus include varied mains such as Hamburg patties roast beef salmon salad grapefruit sections pate chinois baked pork sausage and ravioli with meat sauce with sides bread butter vegetables fruit and milk.
The menu lists daily offerings for the week including cheeseburger with toppings and milk on Monday, beef broth with rice and egg salad on Tuesday, Spanish Frankfurters and potatoes on Wednesday, Italian spaghetti with meat sauce on Thursday, and Fish Chowder Cup with sides on Friday. Each day includes a dairy component.
Adrien Mathieu elected president of the Snowshoe Club during last night’s officer election at South Street Biddeford hall. George Neault presided with Edward Michaud and Lorenzo Huot counting ballots. a new sports committee will lead next week’s lunch after the installation.
At the Biddeford hall on Main and Elm Streets the Societe St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance admitted Leon Lamb and Robert N. Neault as new members. Denis E. Nadeau applied for membership and a sponsorship was approved for a boy from St Louis High School and a girl from St Andre's High School to Boys and Girls State at University of Maine Orono and Colby College Waterville. A prayer was offered for deceased members Emile Thibodeau and Ernest Dupuis. A delegation committee was formed under Arthur Guerin Sr Edward Maxson Roland Charland Theodore Caouette and Joseph Letellier.
U S Army specialist Anthony J. Marlow son of Peggy Barrett of 77 Ocean Ave Old Orchard Beach Maine received the Purple Heart in Japan on March 22 for wounds while serving as a team leader with Company A 1st Battalion 12th Infantry 4th Infantry Division in Vietnam He entered the Army in October 1963 and arrived overseas in August of last year His father Dexter Marlow resides at 91 Hosach St Columbus Ohio.
U S troops in the Lai Thien area north of Saigon test 1000 degree air blowers to flush Viet Cong from tunnel complexes. The hot air is delivered via Mighty Mite blowers driven by a generator, with tunnels warned by loudspeakers before the temperature rises.
An eight year old boy and his six year old sister were rescued after a day lost in sub freezing weather near South Windham Maine. They were found asleep beneath a tree about three quarters of a mile from their grandparents farm and treated for shock and exposure at Osteopathic Hospital. Over 200 searchers including Marines from Brunswick Naval Air Station combed a 24 square mile area. The children are the offspring of Airman J C Gilman and his wife Mrs Alan R Gilman.
A report on the 100th anniversary celebration of the society was read and officials announced the program is progressing satisfactorily. The session was in charge of President Arthur Boissonneault.
The Maine American Legion urges a broad campaign to sell and library–stock the new history The American Legion Story by Raymond Moley. State Commander Royal Sheltra calls for Dirigo Boys State and Dirigo Girls State candidates to receive copies as part of teaching history and government. The drive is led by Daniel E. Lambert with Anthony J. Rump listed for purchase information.
The Web ber Lefebvre Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted a dinner for wives of Vietnamese era servicemen at Glen More Restaurant in Kennebunk. Corsages were given to guests Mrs. Wilson Lyon and Mrs. Stephen Leskowsky Jr. A floral red white and blue centerpiece graced the table. Lillian Hicks cut a garden-style decorative birthday cake made by Louise Marsh. Persis Moulton led the meeting with The Lord's Prayer as guests were welcomed and past officers were recognized. The next annual meeting is set for June 13 at the Howard Johnson Restaurant in Wells.
New York AP review of A Time for Laughter on ABC notes Moms Mabley and Redd Foxx deliver sharp barbs about race. Dick Gregory mocks jail drag during civil rights era jokes amid union walkouts and broadcast delays. The piece highlights network staff handling and a delayed Carousel taping with future airings discussed.
Europe’s smallest independent state is Vatican City occupying about one-sixth of a square mile. Monaco is the next smallest, roughly three times larger than Vatican City.
Three gunmen robbed a Security National Bank branch in Springfield taking about $30,000. A pursuit ended in Longmeadow with two suspects captured. Police charged Aeden McCarthy and John E. Horn, arraigned in District Court with bail set at $50,000 each for April 11. Dr. John J. Alifano confronted a thief in his office washroom. the robber fled, leaving $29,000 behind.
The article notes pedestrian deaths rise as daylight fades in December, describing it as the deadliest month for walkers due to increased darkness and reduced visibility.
The Roman Catholic bishops of Canada told Parliament they do not object to legislation easing divorce for non Catholics while maintaining Catholic doctrine. They urged focus on preserving marriages and called for government support for marital and premarital counseling, plus research into family problems.
Mrs. Robert Pillsbury hosted a tea at 11 Sylvan Circle to welcome Mrs. Lawrence Moreau from North Adams and Mrs. John Maccini of Arlington who will move into Hidden Lane. Attendees included various local residents and guests of honor Mrs. Moreau and Mrs. Maccini.
Basil Blanchard went out for a round of golf in Miami when a two penny fish jumped from a transport container. He ran over the fish with a golf cart, reportedly causing a brief incident during the outing.
Nearly 300000 college students will travel abroad this summer with Educational Travel Inc and other agencies expanding programs. James E A Glendinning of the National Student Association notes a 15 to 20 percent rise over last year as youths from ages 10 to 28 join tours to Europe and the Far East. The State Department reports passport increases among ages 15 to 25, with Arista splitting groups by age. Other colleges and airlines offer seminars and study programs from Europe to Asia as Stanford coordinates international study centers.
Blanchard praised the Lakes Country Club dish calling it delicious as guests enjoyed a meal at the club.
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