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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
5
A reader asks how to win back a boyfriend after a breakup over skating plans and another asks how to handle a girlfriend urging driving lessons. The advisory column suggests compromising on dates and timing and to avoid risking car privileges by explaining parental rules.
Encyclopaedia Britannica observes bird songs are high pitched, likely linked to metabolism, and heard beyond human range. Notes are short and patterned, some songs repeat with minor variation, suggesting birds may have shorter, weaker memories making monotony less noticeable to them.
LaGrange Kiwanis seeks fund-raising ideas as its scholarship fund for needy college students drops to twenty five dollars. Johnny Yochum proposes converting an old school bus into a traveling kitchen to sell lunches at real estate auctions across the county. In a year the club has bought the bus and grew its scholarship fund to over two hundred dollars.
In Seoul First Lady Yuk Young-Soo says she will stay connected to the public and serve as a sounding board for her husband President Chung Hee Park. She recalls travelling to aid farmers during the war and notes her role now includes guiding policy through private counsel and public outreach.
Additional workers for the Mothers' March are named with captains and areas. The list includes Mrs. Roland St. Ours as captain and numerous workers such as Miss Linda Marion Lafayette and Mullen Streets, Miss Joan Jacques Simard Avenue, and many others covering Westbrook streets and nearby areas from Pool Street to City Square.
The Biddeford Saco Journal asks prospective brides to fill and return wedding blanks directly to the journal after supplying information. The blanks should not go to the wedding photographer. If forms are given to a third party, the newspaper may not publish the account, causing distress to principals and families. Journal editors wish brides a pleasant honeymoon.
On a clear day, observers report glacial snows on the rim of Mt Kilimanjaro visible from about a hundred miles away, highlighting the stark height and breadth of Africa’s tallest peak.
A collection of Dear Abby questions covers gossip about an elderly neighbor helping a widowed woman, a ninth grader resisting braces, taxi etiquette for exiting a cab, aging gracefully, and a note inviting private replies to Abby in Biddeford Saco Journal.
Marriage intentions on file show Adrien Lachance of Biddeford with Theoline Rossignol of Biddeford along with Renald Labbe of Biddeford and Claire Souliere of Biddeford. Also listed are Richard Halberg Jr. of Natick and Judith Johnston of Lexington seeking nuptial records.
In Louisville a shopper told a clerk she needed pajamas for her husband and learned sizes run A through D. She paused then chose size B, noting the husband’s name is Bernard.
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