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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
9
AP Newsfeatures notes varied forecasts for housing in 1967 as mortgage credit loosens slow and rates may stay high. Builders test new promotions and planned community ideas while experts warn against delaying purchases as costs rise.
The answer is yes and kits are used regularly. Results depend on surface prep and following kit directions. Remove removable hardware, clean with trisodium phosphate or abrasive detergent, rinse, dry, sand, wipe with mineral spirits, then apply the kit as instructed. Mt. Washington, New Hampshire’s 6 288 foot peak is noted.
The 9 Vincent Ave Biddeford property owned by Mrs Jeannette Lavigne sold to Mr and Mrs Gerard Belanger of Biddeford. The Cape Cod five rooms and attached two car garage are now occupied by the buyers. The sale was negotiated through J P Marcel Lizotte, real estate broker, Biddeford. Eleanor Jacobs of Biddeford purchased Mrs Frank Jones property at 106 King St Saco a seven room Cape Cod with attached garage for a home. The Dow and Gilpatric Agency of Saco and Kennebunk handled the sale.
An article on turning a home pool into a social center with plans for future upgrades. It describes luxuries like conti nental sun loungers, windbreakers, decorative vinyl upholstery, and disposable pool accessories. It notes entertainment options and safety features for a larger, stylish pool gathering.
Aged and modern homes face storage shortfalls, spurring built ins and storage walls. Designer Richard Himmel outlines compact solutions using versatile storage walls to create two room suites with wardrobe, bookshelves, and a revolving TV, plus a space efficient entertainment center with bi fold doors.
The current steeple is the third on Old North Church. The original steeple, built with the church, was blown down in 1804. The second steeple fell in 1954’s hurricane and was replaced with nationwide contributions.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society was established in 1946 to support research into the causes cure and prevention of multiple sclerosis.
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