Popular Leigh Restaurant Highlights Changing Tastes
In Leigh tastes are shifting as a favored local eatery remains a top pick while new flavors attract diners. The piece notes a popular restaurant and evolving dining preferences in the town.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
8
In Leigh tastes are shifting as a favored local eatery remains a top pick while new flavors attract diners. The piece notes a popular restaurant and evolving dining preferences in the town.
Ronald Lancaster, 22, of Gardiner Maine, fell to his death during a skydiving jump with two partners from 7500 to 2500 feet near Easton Pennsylvania. His companions Dan Applegate and Frank McNave landed safely and reported his main parachute malfunction and attempted reserve chute deployment. Coroner's office investigates the accident.
A Cypriot runs a Greek eatery with no cockles on L's menu yet serves a fairly good kebab. The menu notes a playful decline with the line No Turkish coffee. The passage reflects changing tastes and cultural mingling in the dining scene.
Kennebunk Beach The 10th class reunion of Kennebunk High School class of 1957 was held at the Atlantis Hotel Highlander Room with a large attendance. Prizes went to Norma Bailey Theobald for traveling the farthest and most children, Stephen Emerson for longest marriage, and James Nadeau for shortest time since graduation. reunion committee members listed. 34 members could not attend.
AP reports officials of the American Stock Exchange face mixed feelings over an adage probe into unusual trading that tarnishes their image. The AMEX initiated stock watch actions in March 1966 after Pentron Electronics activity, involving a surge in volume and price, prompting inquiries into trading firms, brokers, and customers.
Leigh on Sea in England exports cockles to London as demand soars for the shellfish. Fishermen dredge beds on the Thames estuary while locals note London’s appetite outpacing regional supply. Cockles arrive alive for best quality, feeding a bustling city market.
Dear Elinor presents a re run of the charm article focusing on inner charm over looks. It stresses respect for others patience and listening, appreciation and gratitude, doing a good job at school and home, maintaining a contented honest personality, and valuing wisdom over smugness.
The Maine Society Daughters of the American Colonists held a dinner in Grafton Vermont after a morning business session at Kurn Hattin School Saxton's River with State Regent Mrs Harmon Weston presiding. Members present included Mrs Alton Fogg Mrs Harold Staples and Mrs Albert Coleman with her husband.
A child’s hair ribbon fell into a Napier pool and caused the death of Jenco the dolphin at Marineland. Autopsy revealed the animal also swallowed two plastic bags a handkerchief and two elastic garters along with the ribbon.
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