Dear Abby Advice Lines On Motherhood And Prom Etiquette
A reader lauds adoption as motherhood and praises a woman who becomes a mother by choice. Abby counsels adoption as true motherhood and celebrates the sentiment. A second letter complains of a husband neglecting birthday and Mother's Day. Abby warns against neglect and advises thoughtful gift and acknowledgment. The column closes with guidance on prom RSVP timing and the rule that 24 hours suffice to decide.
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Abby
Maxine
Mother
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Do your false teeth slip or wobble and embarrass you when you eat or talk? Sprinkle FASTEETH on your plates for a firmer more comfortable hold. This alkaline powder leaves no sour taste or gummy feeling and helps reduce plate odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter.
Stephen Harding Honored At Lawn Party
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Stephen Harding son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Harding celebrated his first birthday at a party on the lawn of his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Dickson 5 B Street. Games were played by the children and refreshments were served by Mrs Harding and Mrs Dickson.
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Old Orchard Beach
Stephen Harding
Clayton Harding
Arthur T. Dickson
B Street
Harding
Dickson
Elizabeth Goudreau
Molly Emery
June Emery
Shirley Jefferson
Rosalie Notis
Roberta Day
Janet Hunter
Helene Noble
Paul
Mary Beth Goudreau
Patty Pond
Michael Notis
Debby
Brenda Hunter
Corey
Tobin Noble
Vicki Valentino
Kevin Duran
Audrey Harding
Catholic Students Attend Breakfast in Wells
A post Mass breakfast for Catholic seniors from Kennebunk High and Wells High was held at the Howard Johnson in Wells after the 11 am service at St. Monica. Parents and clergy attended, with Rev. Joseph T. Alves of Boston as guest speaker.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Wells High School
Howard Johnson
Wells
St. Monica Church
William J. Kelly
John S. Munroe
Kennebunkport
Wells Beach
Ogunquit
Joseph T. Alves
Boston
Michael Towne
Andrea Peterson
Betty Sargent
Patricia Towne
Pamela Durette
Michael Condon
John Pepin
Donald Huff
William Legere
Gilbert Lembree
Harry Ambrose
Robert Martin
Stephen Leskowsky
James Bernier
Peter Hoff
Kenneth Wakefield
Donald Bragdon
When you pay your tax you wonder where the term Cheap politician came from
A reflective note ponders the origins of the phrase cheap politician and its implications for public trust and civic duty. The piece links taxation with political rhetoric and questions the value of frugal governance.
Wells High Class Night Recalls 1963 Graduates
Wells High School held Class Night for the Class of 1963 in the new Junior High gym. George West III led as class president and marshal, with Jay Smith reading class history. Valerie Racine and Barry Coombs presented the prophecy. Mary Dannert read the will.
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WELLS
Wells High School
George West III
Jay Smith
Valerie Racine
Barry Coombs
Mary Dannert
Barbara Pisaruk
Robert Saunders
Carolyn Colby
Iy Smig & Simon
Berlin
Wells School
George West
Lane Phillips
Miss Colby
Kathleen Daggett
Carol Hanson
Aura Lee
Elizabeth Snow
Marie Hatch
Carl Merrill
Keith Stewart
Judith Mooers
Ronald Gordon
Karen Coombs
Kenney Bassett
Vincent Trincia
James Flynn
Donald Goodwin
Jean Ramazza
Ogunquit Methodist Church
Francis Mithen
Russell K. Noyes
Robert W. Johnson
Robert Arlin
George Langille
Marion Davis
Pearl Wakely
Award Assembly Honors St Josephs High Students
St Josephs High School held an awards ceremony led by Sister St Marcella recognizing students across government French Latin English and religion classes for success in national contests. Certificates medals and honors were given for UN French Latin poetry and more as finalists received excellence or summa cum laude distinctions.
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St. Joseph's High School
St. Marcella
Uunder
Mary Annunciatta
United Nations
American Association
Yollande Rochefort
Roberta Dion
Lucille Miniani
Doris Belanger
Paulette Nicoletos
Sharon St. Amand
Marguerite Letourneau
St. Joseph's High
Diane Bosse
Louise Chasse
Patricia Cyr
Yolande Rochefort
Theresa Duprey
Lucille Roy
Nora Voccia
Sister Mary
Visitation
Mary Annunciata
Sister St. Marcella
Constance Cloutier
Jeannine Girouard
Jane Langevin
Janice LeBrun
Suzanne Michaud
Lucille Mininni
Jeanne Nadeau
Norma Newman
Martha Poirier
Donna Ryan
Joyce St. Amand
Madeleine Tremblay
Nancy Houle
Diane LeBlond
Joan Cote
Suzanne Baigny
Marguerite Bergeron
Barbara Lavoie
Anne Marie Martin
Jo Ann Ross
Constance Rousseau
Jacqueline Caya
Judith Gagnon
Patricia Grenier
Jeannine LeBlond
Butler
Jane Chadbourne
Priscille Moreau
Andrea Duquette
Greggs Awards Department
Diane Pepin
VFW Auxiliary Plans Whist Party in Biddeford
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met in the Biddeford City Building where Jeannette Curro led the session. Almeria Proulx announced ill member cards had been sent and Laura Dodge and Blanche Small were named co chairmen for the Sunday night event celebrating two awards given to Mrs. Dodge during the social hour.
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Veterans of Foreigners
Biddeford
Jeannette Curro
Sunshine
Almeria Proulx
Laura Dodge
Blanche Small
Paul Lapointe
Dodge
Panegyric Services End At St. Francis College Chapel
The 13 Tuesdays devotion to St Anthony ends with a banquet and religious ceremonies at St Francis College Chapel on the feast day Thursday. The Fraternity of St Elizabeth Third Order of St Francis sponsors the event led by Mrs Arthur Boisonneault with a reception team including Mrs Alice Bardsley Mrs Antoinette Hawes and Mrs Amanda Beau doin. After the banquet Rev Clarence Laplante OFM will conclude the services with a blessing of the lilies and bread.
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St. Anthony
St. Francis College Chapel
Fraternity of St. Elizabeth
Third Order of St. Francis
Arthur Boissonneault
Alice Bardsley
Antoinette Hawes
Amanda Beaudoin
Clarence Laplante
OFM
Marriage Intentions Listed by Biddeford City Clerk
The file shows multiple marriage intentions including Gilles W Toutant of 69 Water Street Biddeford and Bernadette Angeline Courtois of 23 Irving Street Saco. Also listed are Michael Guay of 605 Alfred Read Biddeford and Carol Harry of 29 Clifford Street Biddeford. Other pairs include Fernan Urgel Lamontagne of 16 Emery Street Biddeford with Rita Corinne Corriveau of 9 St Marys Street Biddeford, Donald Roland Collard of 267 West Street Biddeford with Lor raine Priscille Gaureau of 157 Prospect Street Biddeford, and David R Pawlak of St Louis Missouri with Carol A Loranger of 235 Hill Street Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Gilles W. Toutant
Water St
Bernadette Angeline Courtois
Irving St
Saco
Michael Guay
Alfred Read
Carol Harry
Clifford St
Fernan Urgel Lamontagne
Emery
Rita Corinne Corriveau
St. Mary’s St
Import duty free for religious items under new U S rules
Washington AP rev isions in customs regulations allow churches to import altars pulpits baptismal fonts communion tables and other religious items duty free if destined for use by a church associated organization.
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Washington
U.S
Summer Fair Set at First Parish Church Saco
The annual summer fair at First Parish Congregational Church in Saco is set for Thursday July 18 starting at 10 a.m. on the church lawn weather permitting. Co chairmen are Mrs Alvin Tetley and Mrs Lester Austin. A lobster luncheon will be served at noon.
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First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Alvin Tetley
Lester Austin
Leta Downing Named Song Leader at Lake Erie College
Miss Leta E. Downing daughter of Mr and Mrs J Robert Downing 35 Summer St Kennebunk has been elected song leader of the Class of 1964 at Lake Erie College Painesville Ohio effective immediately her position highlights school senior class activities and campus music leadership
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Louise Marie Tully
St. Joseph's Academy
Portland
National Honor Society
ACEUS
Sodality of the Immaculate Conception
State St., Portland
Frank X. Emond
Biddeford
Leta E. Downing
J. Robert Downing
Summer St
Kennebunk
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 30000 Readers
Classified advertisement claims reach of over 30,000 daily readers for the journal. Note: the snippet presents a promotional claim rather than a news event, with no verifiable numbers beyond the stated figure.
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Your Journal
Thornton Senior Class Assembly Opens with Prayer
The Thornton Academy senior class gathered in the gym for yesterday's assembly. The program began with a prayer and flag salute, with Dennis McNabb delivering the prologue as senior class president.
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Thornton Academy
Dennis McNabb
School honors and gifts presented at academy ceremony
The ceremony featured class members Sullivan Mary Reilly Linda Zel lo Robert Kimball Robert Skid gel David Carnevale Sharon Staples Joanne Karvanides Elaine Heffernan and presenters Patrick Conway John Soucy Stephen Lambert. Robert Bowie headmaster received a class gift from Dennis McNabb and a school gift toward the trophy fund from Robert Kimball. Rosemary Aaron read the epilogue and the assembly closed with the Alma Mater.
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Bowie
Robert Kimball
Rosemary Aaron
Soviet Crop Area Remains Vast Unlike U S Output
The report notes that Soviet Union crops cover about 500 million acres, nearly equal to the total area of the United States and Canada. Yet grain production there runs at roughly three quarters of U S output, highlighting efficiency gaps between the regions.
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Soviet Union
United States
Canada
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