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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts: a student writes to Abby about a flawed letter. a mother questions a daughter's relationship with a married man. a neighbor privacy dispute. a fragment offering confidential advice to a reader who travels. Abby's responses emphasize boundaries and respect for others.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that SICE Kohl is an ancient cosmetic for eyelids used by eastern women. It is not derived from coal, but from materials like antimony, burnt almond shells, or frankincense. The Arabic word Kohl means to stain, and from it the word alcohol is derived.
Local classified pages showcase a wide range of bargains from furniture and appliances to services and job listings. Shoppers are advised to compare prices and verify item conditions before purchase while enjoying frequent售 specials.
Bowdoin College selects Remis of Peabody Mass as president of Kappa Sigma. Other officers include Vice President Bruce Alemian Weymouth grand master of ceremonies Richard Beal secretary Malcolm Cass II treasurer Theodore Slowik guards David and Dennis McNabb, both from Saco Maine.
The Thorn ton Academy freshman class will host a 64 Hop at Linnell Gymnasium from 7 30 to 11 p m on Saturday January 11. Publicity committee members include Ronald Ayotte class president Nancy Bowie co chair Michael Beaulieu Bridget Dupuis and Richard Wood.
Leslie J. Nason Ed D professor of education at the University of Southern California discusses key themes in education. The article outlines approaches to pedagogy, curriculum design, and the role of teachers in shaping student learning.
A column answering reader questions covers pursuing an education doctorate in guidance and school administration, adjusting to college social life, and teen planning. Advice emphasizes staying focused on goals, joining groups thoughtfully, and encouraging plans while seeking parental guidance. The note also announces the engagement of Theresa Vire to John Paul from Biddeford.
Kennebunk authorities issued a victualer license to Leonard D. Nallet, operator of the Kennebunk Inn dining room. A public hearing on Nallet’s liquor license application was set for 7 p.m. January 22 by the board of selectmen. A vote was taken on snow plowing.
A reader reports a persistent mouth sore lasting several months and asks what to do. Dr. Michael A. Petit advises evaluation to rule out infection or a lesion and suggests routine dental exam, possible biopsy if the lesion persists, and monitoring for changes in color or size.
Selectmen approved renting the town hall to Mrs H Lunt of Dover for the annual antique show in August. They also accepted the resignation of ballot clerk Mrs Mildred Thyng after a session attended by Norman Stevens Raymond Brearey Ernest Brown Plummer Adjunt A Wesley Leech and Town Manager Robert York. Readers in the British Isles had 190 daily newspapers in 1910 and 124 in 1962. Meat and poultry industry payroll reaches 1.5 billion dollars annually in the United States.
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Plante of Biddeford announce the engagement of their daughter Monique to Douglas Hutchins son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hutchings Jr of Penobscot Monique is a St Andre s High School graduate class of 1960 and a senior at University of Maine Orono He is a George Stevens Academy Blue Hill graduate class of 1960 and a senior at the University of Maine majoring in Pre Vet He is a member of Phi Mu Delta fraternity
A mosaic of New England scenes from Stowe to Hanover and Harvard. Snowy winters loom as moon watching, dish soap tests, and a Dartmouth medical student chase tidbits about Enrico Fermi. Interweaves local quirks and campus chatter with regional weather and culture.
The nominating committee of the Wells Congregational Church will meet Sunday January 12 at 2 am at the Second Church parish house. The annual congregational meeting is set for January 26. Artist John Neill will speak at the Wells Congo Church Women's Group January 13 at the Second Congregational Church parish house, drawing caricatures and sketches with a potluck supper at 6 45 p m. Husbands of members will be guests. Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma notes mention Cote completing basic training and service as a cannoneer after enlisting in August 1963. a Wells High School graduate.
Pvt Joseph E O Cote son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cote Route 1 Wells Maine completed advanced artillery training as a cannoneer at the Army Fort Sill Oklahoma in the Army.
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