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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
7
Dear Dr Nason notes a seven year old under heavy pressure at school amid questions on retention and behavioral issues. Answers urge supportive approach, parental and teacher cooperation, and lessened pressure to ease anxiety and boost confidence.
New York World’s Fair earns customer endorsement after weather and protests, with attendance rising from 92,696 to 163,252 as gov Rockefeller dedicates the New York State Pavilion. Korean and Jordanian pavilions opened with King Hussein officiating amid ongoing pavilion construction.
Paula Pendleton and Mrs Marjorie Douglass presided at the Old Orchard Beach Assembly Order of the Rainbow meeting held Thursday at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall. Betty Lamson the grand drill leader thanked the assembly for the reception in her honor and for gifts received.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Ann Marie Martin was hosted by her aunt Mrs May Tardif at 10 Vine St Biddeford. Guests included family and friends from Kennebunk Salem Mass and Augusta. Miss Martin will wed Roger Hanson on June 27 in Kennebunk. a money purse and trousseau display accompanied gifts.
Plans announced for the Grand Assembly at Bangor next Saturday April 25. Girls and advisory board will depart by bus from the Masonic Hall at 8 a m Saturday. A baked beans and casserole supper is set for May 23, Geraldine Durant named decorating committee chair. Ten girls to serve refreshments at the Mosaic Club. Organ Dedication on May 15. Saco School Committee met. Lowell Innes said a May 13 meeting at Burns School to align grades 6 7 8 with Thornton Academy math curriculum. Dominic J DiBiase to lead the discussion. Mrs. Robert H Warner urged monthly workshops at 7 30 p m fourth Tuesday. board will keep first Tuesday meetings for policy decisions. Board to follow Supt. Lawler on teacher elections. More information requested on dictionaries maps filmstrips prior to allocating $1300 Sweetser School Fund income. Milk cooler for Locke School discussed. former Locke cooler now at Fairfield School and at capacity. Sick and emergency leave for teachers discussed.
Registration opens for re activation of Squadron 96 Sons of the American Legion sponsored by Owen-Davis Post Saco. Post Home Beach Street Saco will host Sunday April 26 1 to 5 pm. Eligible are sons of WWII and Korean War veterans and grandsons of WWI veterans. Activities include drill squads color guards and drum and bugle corps. Advisory committee members listed.
St Louis Band Club officers met to finalize a Sunday supper at the band room with Leopold Bellerose recovering at Togus Veterans Hospital serving as president. John Paquet coordinates cook and supervision. tickets by Paul Rousseau. meals served cafeteria style for an anticipated 2,000 attendees.
The York Baptist Association gathers Sunday afternoon and evening in Saco on April 26 with the Saco United Baptist Church as host. Opening at 3 p.m. includes worship led by Rev. Stanley A. Bennett and a business session. Two 4 p.m. sessions: Baptist Youth Fellowship with Cmdr Richard B. Cleaves as speaker and a missionary program led by Rev. A Allan Brough. From 5 to 5:30 p.m. Maine Baptist Convention staff will outline state work.
Rev. Elmer N Bentley and Rev. Eugene W Cram will lead a Maine and Western Maine Baptist gathering. Supper at 5 45 p m in the vestry by the Saco United Baptist Fellowship Class. Evening session at 7 p m in the sanctuary with Rev Mr Cleaves as guest speaker. Special music by Mrs George Renell Jr contralto and the host church senior choir.
The York Association, comprising 37 Baptist churches, conducts its meetings each spring and fall with Mrs. Mary Hill at the organ leading the musical program.
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