Norman Bowie Receives Chicago Theological Seminary Fellowship
Bates College senior Norman Bowie is one of six Entrance Fellows for 1964 named by Chicago Theological Seminary. Bowie plans parish ministry work after earning his Bachelor of Divinity degree. CTS alums serve in all states and over 35 countries. He is the son of Lawrence Bowie Sr. of Saco Maine and a member of First Parish Congregational Church of Saco.
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Bates College
Chicago Theological Seminary
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First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Pigs and Civil Rights in a Murky Forum
A reader attacks animal rights talk, mocking sterilization laws for pigs and likening efforts to protect animals to moral decay. The letter argues laws restrain disorder, warns against atheists and Marxists influence, and calls for order in society.
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Public Morals Involved Commentary Calls for Calm Debate
A reader from Saco argues the community should defend freedom of the press for educational and literary works while recognizing public morals concerns. The writer questions censorship, cites laws protecting publication, and urges civic responsibility among readers and shoppers amid a drive against questionable literature.
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Dear Abby Letter Prompts Local Etiquette Advice
A reader column from a community titled Dear Abby offers quick guidance on social boundaries. Topics include undue familiarity after illness, dating fatigue, and a sun worshiper neighbor, with a call to authorities for etiquette concerns and a note about sending personal letters for unpublished replies.
Halibut Facts From Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the halibut Hippoglossus hippoglossus is the largest flatfish reaching up to about 10 feet in length. Its eyes are on the right side of the head and it inhabits northern waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Cartmill to Speak at New England Chamber Conference
Clayton Cartmill of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce is one of the feature speakers on The Westminster Mall at the Spring Conference of the New England Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives held at the Sheraton Biltmore in Providence Rhode Island. The event drew over 100 executives from New England chambers. Governor John H. Chafee welcomed delegates at a luncheon. Highlights include a seminar on Solving the School Drop-Out Problem and a tour of the automated post office at West River.
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Biddeford - Saco
West River
Slave Becomes Merchant New York Tevye musical
Zero Mostel, famed for A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, signs with Harold Prince for Tevye based on Sholem Aleichem stories. The show, with music by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Hamick, opens on Broadway with a Sept. 17 arrival.
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Science Students Meet at Bates College in Lewiston
AP report notes Maine high school science students will gather Saturday at Bates College for the annual state Science Fair and Congress. Participants, selected from five regional contests, will present biology astronomy physics and chemistry demonstrations. Peggy Wood receives Kelcey Allen award for unselfish theatrical contribution and leadership roles with American National Theater and Academy and Kennedy Center advisory group.
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Springtime Variety Flows Into Maine Markets
Maine market report notes rising vegetable variety and lower prices for greens carrots beans and cauliflower while fruits edge higher with California navels nearing end of season Valencia oranges and Florida juice oranges on special. Fresh fish supplies improve with lower prices as Lom er and haddock remain plentiful. Egg prices drop in spring as dairy products milk cottage cheese and Cheddar round out meals with affordable protein options.
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Cooperative Extension Service
University of Maine
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Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 300 Readers
Classified notice highlights that the journal’s ad reach exceeds 300 daily readers. It emphasizes affordable rates and quick placement for local jobs, services, or items. Readers are invited to submit short, clear ads to gain visibility in a trusted community paper.
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