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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
5
Ruth Millett notes a booklet warns UN delegates that American wives often lead talks. She cites reasons from home life to decision making, political activity, sports, and workplace conversations, highlighting interruptions and conversational training among women.
New Mexico Republican Sen. William A. Sego urged a family night every Monday as a public policy gesture. The memo rial seeks to proclaim a family right and promotes a broader democratic value through home gatherings.
A benefit coffee for Arundel Assembly Order of Rainbow will be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at 27 Summer Street, home of Mrs Elizabeth Smith, with the advisory board sponsoring and all interested people invited. The note adds that U.S. growers lose about 5 million dollars yearly to the sweet potato weevil.
AUGUSTA AP The Maine House passes a Republican bill to return the power to name the agriculture commissioner to the legislature a veto threat from Gov Curtis looms. The GOP lacks the two thirds to override. Other bills heard include private college borrowing up to 25 million, publicizing juvenile offenders, truck safety rules, and motorist reexamination.
Kennebunk zoning board of appeals considered a permit for Sea Spray Motel expansion nearly doubling capacity at the Gooch's Beach site. Milligan seeks 28 new units plus 14 in the rear garage with height and green space variances amid voisin objections. Chamber backs project if legal requirements are met. Channel 6 TV listing included.
Arundel Grange held a hall meeting led by Mrs. Ruth Clough with State Deputies Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeHaven as guests. Members worked First and Second degrees on candidates Beatrice Campbell and Eva Lord. The Centenary program included candle lighting by Neil Johnson and Lois Johnson.
Nomination papers due by Monday night with candidates listed for the March 13 Town Meeting. Races include Town Clerk Shirley Gordon, Selectmen, School Superintendent Committee, and trustees for the Kennebunk Light and Power District. Incumbents named include Gordon and several others with multiple year terms and unexpired term fills.
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