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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
3
The best answer is (b) a series of short quick side glances with brief returns to the road. The top driver uses controlled, quick side looks to form a still picture of the side area while maintaining a moving picture of the road ahead.
Robert C. Currier announces that the Kennebunkport Playhouse will host the George Abbott Jerome Weidman musical Fiorello! during July 16 to 21 as part of a summer campaign tour. Ted Bernades stars as Fiorello with a strong supporting cast including Frank Campanella Margaret Garthright Marion Lauer and Penny Fuller. Bye Bye Birdie runs at the venue through Saturday evening.
Kennebunk Baptist Bow class plans its annual outing at Spiller's York Beach with 6 pm church assembly for transport. Numerous local residents are noted visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, and attending events including a Lakewood theatre trip and social evenings at homes across Kennebunk and nearby towns.
Local residents report visits from St Johns and Worcester guests staying at cottages on Lang road and Pier road. Extension staff honor Mrs Pauline Lush for long service as a state home management specialist. Sea Harvest fair planned at Church on the Cape July 18 with a luncheon and weekly food sales. Kennebunkport American Legion auxiliary resumes summer card parties and social events. Set Arthur Redmond to return from Korea by August 1. Dr Raymond L Whitney visits cottage with relatives from New York. A list of visitors to Miss Dollie Merrill at Pine Point Manor includes Rev Russell Peppe and many local residents. nursing dean Mary Maher hosted at Pier road cottage. Ruth Ann Roberts of WAVES serves on JAX Air News staff in Jacksonville. Linda Reed of Monroe, NY visiting two weeks.
Scientists revealed a gallium arsenide diode that converts electrical signals into a narrow infrared beam for indoor closed circuits and space communications. It promises about 20 TV channels or 20,000 voice lines and could penetrate the ionized plasma around reentering capsules, though not a replacement for outdoor microwave links. Initial tests sent TV images 275 feet, with future beams expected to reach 30 miles.
PHILADELPHIA AP Benjamin Franklin's 1790 will left funds for Philadelphia and Boston. The Philadelphia Franklin Fund grew but was redirected to public works and welfare as loans expanded. by 1930 it funded the Franklin Institute center while 30 loans totaling 88,000 remained outstanding. The fund has 28 years left before distribution to Philadelphia residents and Pennsylvania. The Boston trust, with no loans in 76 years, remains under old conditions.
An old ad explains PASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, helps dentures stay in place for easier eating and speech. It claims to reduce plate odor without a gummy taste, and urges readers to buy PASTEETH at any drug counter.
Columbus Ohio AP reports Ohio State University rural economists say many egg producers favor dried or frozen eggs over shell eggs. They cite compact packaging easier handling and longer shelf life with minimal deterioration as key advantages for storage and distribution.
Mrs Glendon Roberts of Fishers Lane and Mr and Mrs Jack Crowell with daughters from Parsippany N J are at their Langsford Road cottage for two weeks Mrs Lorraine Harriman of Fishers Lane is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland Mildred Roberts is substituting for her at the post office
Old Orchard Beach offers a three week water safety program for adults and juniors at the Royal Ambassador pool Ocean Park with daily 5 pm classes. Beginners to advanced swimmers can register at the pool, with Mrs E D Cook as chair. Gordon Pendleton directs assisted by Eric Anderson and safety aids.
Sidney Cook, 58, treasurer of the Springfield newspapers, narrowly escaped after an assailant rang his doorbell and fired two shots through a window. William Gibbs, 58, of Springfield, was arrested and pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver without a permit and disturbing the peace. bail set at 2000 dollars for a July hearing. The shooter fired from a parked car near Cook’s home at 111 Winter Street and had tried similar trick last November.
At the annual meeting in Ocean Parks Jordan Memorial Hall officers and directors changed. Dr Clyle G Fussell was elected vice president and Rev Raymond F Smith named a director while Rev Kenneth R Henley retired. Existing officers and directors were re elected and the next directors meeting is set for July 21. The Ocean Park association, chartered in 1881, runs a Chautauqua style family assembly each June to Labor Day with about 400 member families.
Hollywood columnist profiles former second bananas now headlining. Louis Nye discusses breaking free from the Gordon Hathaway persona and pursuing solo work while planning a TV pilot and nightclub dates. Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence sue for 110000 after a hotel elevator fall at the Copacabana. other claims total 390000. Sherry Hackett also sues for 50000 for permanent injuries.
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