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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
9
The guide discusses Lent season meal planning with high quality protein options and budget tips. Eggs remain a strong value, cheese is plentiful, and fish whether fresh frozen or canned offers meatless meal choices. Dried beans and peas provide economical alternatives, with weekend meat specials on broilers beef pork roasts and cheaper lamb cuts.
Kennebunk residents can enroll in an eight week water color course led by Edward Mayo at the New Art Center Workshop of The Brick Store Museum. Registration opens Friday for adults and high school students. Mayo teaches painting to adults and charcoal and pastel drawing to children on designated evenings and mornings.
Mrs Hedy Walduck and her husband Stanley operate as chimney sweeps in Heacham England. The couple keeps busy with sweeping tasks and their growing family of nine children alongside their trade.
Confidential letters discuss whether church members should tip or donate to a minister for counseling or services. Responses argue clergy should be paid by salary, not personal gratuities, noting many churches have funds but need fair compensation rather than fees. Readers from a teacher, a pastor’s wife, and congregants weigh in on gifts versus salary.
A new remedial mathematics class opens at Wells High School to strengthen algebra I. The program runs through the year with group and individual work led by B. Robert Ellis and Fred Strout, assisted by student David Spinney. Principal Noyes announces dress up day and a Valentine dance hosted by the Freshman class.
A surprise party for Mrs. Erma Pelkey of 123 Pleasant Street in Saco was hosted at the home of Mrs. Alice Harris on 106 Temple Street. Attendees included Mrs. Esther Gay Mrs. Ida Wiley Mrs. Grace Emerson Mrs. Eva Brackett and Mrs. Doris Pelkey with refreshments and many gifts.
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