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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
5
Sweetser in Saco opens a playroom where children express emotions and problems through art, dolls, and puppet families under social workers. Mrs. Katherine E. Moore explains play therapy reveals issues children may not verbalize and helps groups learn cooperation and self worth.
The Saco Parks and Recreation Department announces a 10 week Summer Recreation Program from June 19 to Aug 25 with five supervised areas Camp Ellis Young School Fairfield School Sweetser School and Thornton Academy. Daily activities run 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday with special Thursday events and rain dates.
Kimberly Ann Douette is three months old and welcomed by parents Marcel Douette and Mrs. Delphine Douette of 109 Prospect Street Biddeford. Grandparents Ronald Melancon and Mrs. Laurette Douette and the late Ernest Douette are noted along with great grandmother Mrs. Delia Melancon of Biddeford.
Democratic congressional candidate Brownie Carson will hold an informal meeting with voters and youth at the Unitarian Church in Kennebunk tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Walter Moulton leads the local group backing Carson for the primary against Rep. Kyros.
The remark notes a Montana congressman's risky role during an atomic conflict, suggesting his work may require constant relocation between locations to fulfill duties and stay active in governance. The quip underscores the instability and mobility demanded of political figures in wartime scenarios.
Rev. William W. Clark, 60, of Newton, who vanished while swimming at Wingaersheek Beach in Gloucester in 1968, resurfaced and said he had experienced a depressive episode and went to Canada for odd jobs. His attorney said there was no fraud or collusion and Clark plans to repay insurance settlements.
Miss Paula Pouravelis daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pouravelis of Biddeford studied at the University of Copenhagen as part of an exchange program during the spring semester. A 1969 Biddeford High School graduate she will join Emmanuel College Boston next year. Other Pouravelis members Cynthia and George also spent time abroad this year with Greek studies and a French Club trip to Paris respectively.
The remark suggests that the conflict would be avoided if the individuals capable of initiating war were spared from harm or accountability. It frames blame on the protective actions surrounding those planners and questions who bears responsibility for preventing war.
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