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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
3
Nason advises parents to guide teen activity through clear planning and balanced rules. Early, explicit directions reduce disruption while fostering responsibility. Teens should use energy to help others and engage in family and community tasks, with preplanned schedules for chores and projects.
The text emphasizes dressing for work, early breakfast, and Thursday planning to focus on painting tasks. It argues that quiet morning preparation minimizes distractions, allows for method discussion, and enables scheduling work ahead of other activities for both adults and children. Dr. Nason is mentioned for newspaper care.
The Biddeford municipal band third summer concert is at 8 p m Tuesday at Memorial Field May Street. Assistant director Jimmy Gendron will conduct several selections in a baton handing moment. If rain, the concert moves to the next fair evening at the same hour.
The property at 30 Weymouth St in Saco formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Peterson has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Curtis for their residence. The Cape Cod style home with a one car garage was negotiated through Nicholas P. Scontract, Realtor, 194 Main St. Saco.
A geographic note describes Norway as three fourths covered by barren rock carved by streams and deep glacial activity. The explanation highlights stark terrain formed by ancient ice, meltwater, and erosion shaping the country’s edge and interior.
The silver anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Phillips of Biddeford was celebrated with a noon dinner at Marshview Restaurant Scarborough and an open house 2 to 5 p m at the Chabot home Old Orchard Beach. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chabot J Alfred Letellier and Mrs Leona Thompson with 150 attendees from multiple New England towns. The couple married July 25 1938 at St Andre s Church in Biddeford and reside on Bacon Street.
A reader group submits letters to Dear Abby about a sister in law with colorful dresses and possible mental health concerns, a young wife venting about shared chores and sleep, and a remark on a goat milk inquiry. The columnist urges professional help for the sister in law and offers practical dating and marriage guidance.
Mrs Barbara Jean McKee Rockford Illinois becomes Mrs Barbara Jones after wedding to Robert Gary Jones son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Jones The ceremony was at First Baptist Beloit Illinois Mrs Jones a 1961 Old Orchard Beach High School graduate works as NCR operator at Weiman Company Rockford Illinois Her husband a 1957 Shawnee Mission High School graduate attended the University of Wisconsin and Bradley University Peoria Illinois and is employed by Gateway Motors South Beloit They will reside at 1116 Eckbert Avenue South Beloit Illinois
Camp Happy Day for Boys promoted campers through Polliwog Fish and Red Cross groups in a weekly promotion ceremony led by Director Bill Earle. Recipients included John Beaulieu Kevin Cantara John Cosgrove Stephen McKenny Marty Murphy and more across multiple Red Cross levels. Camp officers were named for seniors and intermediates based on homework completion and activity progress.
Captain Jeffery Nathan and Lieutenant Michael Zaitlin with Sgt Henry Parsons and Corporal Fred Staples from Wilmington Massachusetts join Albert Chase of the U S Navy. Hostesses were Mrs Boothby and Mrs Anderson.
A birthday gathering was held at Mrs. Wanda Turner’s Saco home on Burnham Road to honor Mrs. Lucille Mitchell and her son Everrett of Danville New Hampshire, formerly Scarborough, along with Daniel Anderson of Saco. Guests included James Mitchell and family, William Anderson and family, Perley Boothby, and the Turner household among others, with country and western music by Ronald Johnson and Wesley Patterson.
Mr and Mrs Paul Bedard of Intervale Road buy Parker’s Superette on High Street from Clifford Parker who ran it for about a year. The store will be renamed Paul’s Superette. Bedards long time service at the Kennebunk A&P and Mrs Bedard’s work in the local store are noted.
John R. Fickett aged 20 of School Street Saco was found guilty of passing a red light in Scarborough Trial Justice Court before Trial Justice Raycee Fickett. He pleaded innocent. Justice Littlefield ordered payment of court costs of $10.
A natural history note explains that the bald eagle pairs for life and returns annually to its substantial nest, reinforcing longstanding behavior of territorial bonding and nesting routine observed in the wild.
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