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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
3
Readers clash over proper spaghetti eating methods with forks and spoons. Letters from Velia Abby, readers in Florence and Los Angeles weigh in, arguing etiquette vs convenience and suggesting Italian norms differ by region and setting.
AP reports Ann B Davis, famed as Schultzy, struggles to land a new TV series after Hazel adaptation fell through. She reflects on career shifts from The Cummings Show to re-runs, while pursuing a CBS premiere Tonight lineup including Picture This and The Keefe Brasselle Show.
Kennebunk family party honors Thomas Jewett on his seventh birthday. Guests include his sister Mary Beth, brothers Peter and Mark, grandmother Mrs Herbert Jewett, aunt Mrs Charles Sloan and sons Michael and Charles, and host Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jewett. Refreshments and a green and white decorated cake were served.
Dr Rollin J McCrory of Battelle Research Organization in Columbus told high school students that the public mislabels missile outcomes. He noted that failures are called engineering failures and successes are labeled scientific achievements, highlighting the gap between lay descriptions and technical reality.
Miss Lorraine Boissonneault of 48 Cumberland Ave Saco was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the Fremont Club Biddeford. Hostesses included Mrs. Wilfred Boissonneault and Mrs. Exilda Bolduc among many attendees and contributors.
Business note reports Mr and Mrs Chester Eaton opening Glen Mor Restaurant on Portland Street beside Glen Mor Lanes. The eatery mirrors the bowling alley’s style with a snack bar and booths, offering a casual dining option in the same complex.
The Saco Tanning Corporation announced a five-cent per hour wage increase for all hourly workers. The raise takes effect July 8 after the plant reopens following its annual one week summer vacation.
A home made food and apron sale will be held Friday at 10 a m at Washington Park in Kennebunk. Sponsored by the Women s Alliance of the Kennebunk Unitarian Church. Mrs Jesse Wallace chairs the food committee assisted by Mrs Donald Pearson Mrs Ralph Farnsworth and Mrs Everett Littlefield. Mrs Mark Goodwin and Mrs J Ernest Sheridan run the apron table assisted by Mrs Howard Pulling.
Open hours listed as 6 30 a m to 12 midnight on weekdays and 10 a m to Pp m on Sundays. The text provides a schedule for kitchen or cooking facilities with incomplete end times. No additional context or entities are present.
A Kennebunk birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs David Shields Brown Street honored their son David Jr turning three on June 21 and Gregory turning one on June 30. Guests included Mrs Frederick Shields Mrs Donald Kellett and children Mark Leslie Mrs Ted Shields and children Michael and Karen Mrs Addie Milikin and Mrs Maurice Stevens Jr.
Old Orchard Beach post master Edward Smith announced the new ZIP Code 04064 for the area and Ocean Park postmaster William Frizzle said 04063 serves Ocean Park. Both urged including the code in return addresses to speed mail delivery as the national system begins July 1.
At Norton Air Force Base, officials say the Titan 2 silo rocket is prepared for a nuclear payload but needs to solve vibrations that bounce astronauts during launch. The issue arises from half gravity stresses on the Gemini crew, while warhead performance remains intact. Titan 2 costs are projected at about $200 million per squadron.
The New England Council of Optometrists urges drivers to develop strong visual habits. They highlight the need to see objects in motion with proper perspective, scan a wide arc without moving eyes or head, fuse images from both eyes, and maintain visibility at night despite glare.
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