Area School Menus Show Weekday Meal Plans
Biddeford Public Schools publish menus for Wednesday through Friday featuring American Chop Suey with green beans bread butter sliced peaches and milk. Chine Pie and fish sticks with sides. Thornton Academy offers Frankfurter in Roll and Tuna Salad with sides and desserts. Kennebunk and Junior High Schools present ham and egg salad lunches with fruit, cookies, and milk. Park Street and Cousens provide juice or milk with sandwiches, soups, and veggie sides.
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Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Kennebunk H
Park Street
Cousens
Today in History Aug 29 1969 overview
Events listed include a 1916 Cuban coast disaster near Santo Domingo with 43 lives lost, 1921 Klan activity in Texas, 1935 a Belgian Astrid killed in Switzerland, 1943 Danish ships scuttled at Copenhagen, 1957 Senate civil rights bill passage after a filibuster, 10 years ago border clashes India and China, five years ago hurricanes in Caribbean and U.S., and last year Humphrey accepting the Democratic nomination in Chicago.
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THS
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ku Klux Klan
Texas
Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Copenhagen
U.S. Senate
India
Guadeloupe
Haiti
Florida
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chicago
Insurance of all kinds for family and business
Raymond O. Audio Insurance Agency offers home and business coverage at reasonable rates. Located at 300 Elm St in Biddeford. Phone 284 5268 for quotes and policies.
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Raymond O. Audio Insurance Agency
Elm St
Biddeford
Boyle's Notebook Chase The Blues Away
HAL Boyle offers retirement pleasures as antidotes to boredom from treasure hunting to learning languages and quirky schemes. The piece mocks dullness, suggesting playful, imaginative pursuits while humorously warning against intrusive or violent fantasies.
Mission Impossible Survives Without Two Stars
Hollywood reports Bruce Geller says Mission Impossible remains vibrant after Martin Landau and Barbara Bain exit. The producers study replacements, with Leonard Nimoy joining as a guest, while lawyers handle Bain’s departure. The show emphasizes plot over any single star and keeps production tight.
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Hollywood
Bruce Geller
Martin Landau
Barbara Bain
Miss Bain
Paramount
Geller
Mannix
CBS
Cinema Center Films
Landau
Leonard Nimoy
Mr. Spock
Star Trek
Sally Ann Howes
Lee Meriweather
Alexandra Hay
Miss Hay
Barbara
Scripted Tight Lines Guide Public Speech
The speaker notes that even when shortened the script must remain intact, underscoring the discipline of concise wording. It reflects on how editors trim material yet preserve essential phrases and meaning within strict limits.
Supermarkets shift from cans for a dollar to higher prices
A consumer note reflects on the change in grocery pricing from bulk dollar can offers to higher per can costs, highlighting the squeeze on shoppers and affordability concerns as stores adjust prices across shelves.
Caravels: Favorite ships of explorers in history
The caravel was the favorite ship of Iberian explorers for ocean voyages in the 15th and 16th centuries. The World Almanac notes that Columbus’ Nina and Pinta were caravels with about 2 crewmen each, single decked and 70 feet long, highly maneuverable yet uncomfortable.
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Iish
Maine Briefs Promoting Fall and Winter Travel Calendars
The Maine Department of Economic Development asked organizations to submit seasonal event calendars to aid travel promotion. The effort includes hunters breakfasts harvest races snowmobile area schedules and other activities to showcase state attractions. Deliberations cite over 1 million raised for a 2.8 million sab and 190 thousand for a 500 thousand tea complex with potential federal and donor funding.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Department of Economic Development
Maine
CED
Beck
Plans for new genetics lab library center at Jackson Lab
BAR HARBOR AP reports final plans will be drawn up at Jackson Laboratory for a genetics laboratory and a library conference center. Anticipated federal grant and private contributions drive the project.
Bates College announces resignation of longtime aide John Annett
Bates College in Lewiston said on Thursday that John B. Annett, assistant to the president since 1946, resigned to pursue graduate work at Syracuse University. President Thomas H. Reynolds credited Annett with guiding wartime planning and the college building program in recent years.
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Lewiston
Bates College
John B. Annett
Syracuse University
Thomas H. Reynolds
Annett
People Read Classified Ads Journal Want Ads Want's You To Read
A brief note highlights readers should peruse the classified section for available journal want ads and notices. It emphasizes community listings and opportunities posted in the newspaper.
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Auto
P. B
Ios
Motor Sales
Dial
Lavoie
Old Orchard Beach
Kitch
Saco
Deborah Trecartin
Glenhaven Circle
Esthie Pendleton
Deborah Johnson
Peggy Vance
Beth Hanson
Rhonda Kozloff
Lut Frost
Diane Pendleton
Mary Alice Bellevue
Chris Tsiokas
Jill Chadbourne
Jane Kimball
Venetta Tsomides
Allison Milne
Linda Warner
Carole Tripp
Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Lege
America
National Brotherhood
Elm St. Biddeford, Me
Paul Moreau
Biddeford, Me
Aaverheng
Volkswagen
King's Motors
Arundel
Waterboro Center
An Inc 2
Advertisers Exchange Inc
Metal-Tech
Mitch
Awan
Nolette & Payeur
Roofing Contractors
Globe Vac
Middle St
Tel
Call Louise Sanborn
Tweed
Howe’'S
Wells, Maine
Cochrane
Graham ST
MAIN
Emery Street
Sanford
Sunoco
Steve Hall
Heidelberg
Heidelber
Heidelbeeg
Tate
Carling Brewing Company
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