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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
5
Nason argues summer is ideal for a physical checkup to detect vision and hearing issues and other health factors affecting learning. He notes many underachievement signs stem from faulty vision or hyperacuity and urges doctors to assess posture appetite energy and allergy signs to locate underlying causes.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Holmberg of Kennebunk plan a six week Alaska trip. While away, guest ministers will lead Christ Church services each Sunday at 10 a.m. with a rotating slate including William Thompson Henry Megert John Gunther H Travers Smith and Robert Cumler.
Boston figures back a 3 percent sales tax to fund the Willis Education upgrade as Gov Volpe plans the measure. Lowell FBI audit at Union National Bank prompts grand jury review. Nashua man Narkunas aided by Gov Volpe during a Southeast Expressway minor crash. Marblehead doctor Freedlander evacuated by Coast Guard helicopter from sea yacht Robin amid possible appendicitis.
Boston AP reports Raymond A. Bannville and Robert E. Richardson were detained in $2,500 bail each after a Revere bowling alley manager flagged a man attempting to pass counterfeit money. Police seized $6,220, largely from Richardson's Back Bay apartment.
In Meriden Connecticut Harold Smith 65 formerly of Millinocket Maine killed his wife May 63 and then killed himself. Police reported the bodies found in their kitchen on Saturday. A medical examiner called it a clear cut murder death by own action with a revolver found in Smith's hand.
A Southam correspondent in Canton summarizes life in Chinese communes near Canton, describing peasants at work, rickshaws, commune size, and urban contrasts. He portrays Canton restaurants and local delicacies, markets along the Pearl River, and an urgent Foreign Office interview request requiring questions for Premier Chou En Lai or Foreign Minister Chen Yi.
Biddeford Cub Scout Pack 309 held its July meeting and family outing at Goose Rocks Beach starting at 11 a.m. Cub Master Joseph Bastardhe opened with a parents prayer and awarded badges to Marc Demers Carl Guay David Fleurant Thomas Belanger and Michael Lowell. Winners of games included Michael Gagnon Stephen Moody and others. adult winners were Mrs. Lorraine Gagnon and Mrs. Thomas Fleurant. A committee meeting at 7 p.m. July 18 at 142 Summer St. to plan the Acton scout carnival set for Aug. 7.
Senate liberals threaten a filibuster over a constitutional reapportionment amendment despite Dirksen changes. Mansfield doubts compromises satisfy liberal opposition. Javits undecided on committee approval as Dirksen adds two plan submissions and excludes discriminatory factors.
Miss Patricia Ann Ayotte daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ayotte Salem previously Biddeford Maine wed Roger Binette son of Mrs Lucille Binette Windham Maine on Saturday June 26 Anita Poirier of Biddeford served as bridesmaid Ayotte a St Ann's High School graduate Binette a Pinkerton Academy graduate from Derry New Hampshire.
Painchaud's Band will perform its third concert of the summer series at Biddeford Memorial Field on May Street Tuesday evening at 7 30. The group is led by Adelard J Gen dro n. A business partner named William Barry secured a tavern license in New Salem Illinois in 1833.
Neill Freeman director of the USDA Commodities Distribution Division travels to Freeport Maine this week to assess why local officials withdrew from the food surplus program. He says the goal is to bring them back, citing federal regulations and excessive paperwork as factors.
Fifteen members of the Biddeford office team travel to Monticello New York for a business conference with Metropolitan Life officials at the Laurels Hotel and Country Club. Attendees include district and agency managers, office staff, and top performers recognized within the company’s 30 000 field representatives in the United States and Canada. The Biddeford office staff number totals four agency managers 28 agents and six clerks under District Manager Richard A Monmaney.
Freeport officials list steps to discontinue the program citing budget strain and shifts in policy. The action follows community input and a formal vote scheduled by the city council.
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