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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
11
Readers seek guidance on a teen sexual education, neighbor privacy, funeral attire, and atheist gratitude. Abby counsels timing for parent child talks, set boundaries for unwanted calls, and reassures the woman in North Carolina that red to a funeral isn’t disrespect. The anonymous note from an atheist prompts reflection on gratitude.
The article advises that regular wood molding can finish attic seams and should be painted before installation. It says to keep gypsum board panels about one eighth inch apart for expansion and to use perforated joint tape with cement if needed.
General George S. Patton is laid to rest in a Third Army cemetery in Luxemburg. The ceremony honors Patton’s leadership in World War II and marks a significant moment for American military remembrance in Europe.
Miss Mary Katherine Descoteaux and Richard John Cartier were married this morning at St Marys Church Biddeford in a 9 oclock ceremony officiated by Rev Cornelius J Enright. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Descoteaux of 23 Middle Street Biddeford wore a silk faced peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and a fur cape. She carried carnations and daisies. Maid of honor Miss Diane Bergeron cousin of the bride wore silk organza. Best man was Norman Brochu friend of the groom. A reception for more than 150 guests followed at the bride s home. The couple will reside at 13 Western Ave Biddeford after a trip to Boston and New England quantities. The bride is a Biddeford High School graduate and the groom attended Whittier High School in California.
The University of Maine report notes a 6.5 percent after tax income rise and a 1.4 percent population increase fueling a record domestic food market. Per capita consumption in 1964 rose, led by beef, turkey, fresh fruits, apples, and citrus, while pork, lamb, and some vegetables dipped. 1965 may reach 1964 levels as beef and citrus balance declines in other categories. Poultry intake climbs with turkey use rising. vegetable use declines, but frozen fruit and juice shipments expand. Fresh fruit and citrus outlook remains strong for next year.
Gerald W. Moore son of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Moore of Fort Worth Texas has graduated from the U S Air Force Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Alabama. He was chosen for special officer training in recognition of leadership potential in the aerospace force. His wife Edna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foran of Saco Maine, is noted. Moore is reassigned to McClellan AFB California.
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