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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
6
A prose meditation on the fading art of love letter writing and its place in modern youth, with examples from Elizabeth and Robert Browning and an 1845 guide. It contrasts shy suitors and stern replies, noting how letters once carried romance and tempering rebukes, loyalty, and longing.
Letters were crucial on the romance scene, helping lovers burden and soothe hearts. Re-reading them later revealed nuances that made them highly prized, showing how correspondence shaped courtship and memory.
St Joseph Alumnae announced a food sale for February 7 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at First National Store Elm Street Biddeford with Mrs Helen Chretien chairing and aides Mrs Juliette Beaudoin and Mrs Antoinette Sevigny. A dance chaperone lineup for January 25 includes Mrs Margaret Paquette and others. A February 19 social committee was named led by Mrs Theresa Cyr and others, with Mrs Donald Lessard receiving a special award.
Consumer insights on quality convenience and price guide shopping. Lists fresh produce carrots cabbage onions parsnips potatoes squashes and winter crops plus fruits like apples bananas oranges grapefruits. Highlights Operation Sellmore potatoes and weekend pork beef fowl and dairy values with seasonal price shifts. Includes seafood options haddock halibut swordfish and dairy items cottage cheese eggs milk and cheddar.
Court Decary Pays Tribute To Three Members honors three long service members at the January meeting held in Biddeford at the Fremont Club Hall Alfred Street Armand J Grebin received a briefcase for 23 years of service while Joseph D Lavoie and Corrine Corriveau also noted for 23 years A memorial service was held for Emile Lemelin wife of the association president and bylaws were adopted plus a tricolor from Manly France presented by Aurore Vachon Plans were
A social hour was organized after the February meeting. Attendees reported ill included Mrs. Stella Roberge and Emilien Paquin. Officers pro tem were Mrs. Aurore Nolette recording secretary Mrs. Aurore Vachon guard and Leo Mareau sentinel. Prayers were offered by Armand Grebin and the session was conducted by President Lavoie.
Fragments show out of state visitors spent 205 million dollars in Koentuelkw and wane. Quinn's Cycle Shop owners Robert and Michael Quinn attend Schwinn Service School in Boston to learn new bicycle industry updates and repair techniques from Arnold Schwinn instructors. A Tennessee university survey notes 17,715 dollars in taxes paid by tourists, about six percent of total state revenue in 1962.
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