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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1975
Page
7
SACO Public Schools menu week lists dishes for elementary and junior high. Items include beef pie Italian sandwiches pizza meat loaf spaghetti hot dogs hot meatball subs spaghetti with meat sauce and various sides with milk. Options note subbed items and beverages with occasional fruit and dessert.
On Thursday the menu features orange and grapefruit juice, turkey pan, while Friday offers a fishwich sandwich with catsup and tartar sauce, buttered mixed vegetables, fresh fruit, and milk.
Multiple committees at the State House in Augusta announce public hearings on January 21 1975. Topics include Sunday hunting deer damage to blueberry lands deer crop protection taxes and measures on smoking in registries of deeds and eminent domain asset policies. Legislation also covers school indebtedness budgets and public employee compensation with session details by room and party lines.
Donald J. Handel, manager of the Biddeford Sears Roebuck store, gave a $400 check to Acting President Donald J. MacIntyre of St Francis College. Sears Roebuck Foundation will distribute more than $5,000 to 12 privately supported Maine colleges and universities this week as part of $1.3 million in foundation funds for 1974-75. The grants fund unrestricted use and support various education programs nationwide.
Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 21 met at the Scout Hall on Pool Street to select patrols troop leaders assistant patrol leaders treasurer and scribe. Miss Nancy Patterson led the troop with Mrs C E Lagueux and Mrs Jeannine Boissonneault assisting as leaders and cookie chairwoman distributing orders for the annual cookie sale now in progress.
The USDA calculated in its spare time that if each American family owned a farm it would total just under 24 acres and a fifth of a milk cow.
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