Ad pricing inquiry promotes 8 time order plan
The notice advertises an economical eight ad order plan and provides the contact phone number 3 3625 for placing ads. It emphasizes value and simplicity for repeat advertisers.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1962
Page
6
The notice advertises an economical eight ad order plan and provides the contact phone number 3 3625 for placing ads. It emphasizes value and simplicity for repeat advertisers.
UM students will exhibit works in the annual Student Art Exhibit at the Memorial Union. The 2 p.m. opening features a jazz concert by Local 768 Bangor and films Elizabeth of England Hamlet at 3. The Bangor room hosts the films.
Examinations will be given April 5 and 6 for adults seeking a high school equivalency certificate. Open to Maine residents over 21 and veterans under 21 who finished high school. Passing leads to a state certificate accepted by employers and some colleges. Tests to be held at Gorham, Farmington, Aroostook State Teachers colleges, and the University of Maine. Application blanks may be secured from the state Education Department.
Probate court in York County orders notices for multiple estates. Hearings set March 13 1962 in Alfred for Ingeborg M Lewis Christina Lynn Blake Theodore Roy William Marshall Andrew Porter Henri Dupre and others with executors and executrix named and letters testamentary issued where applicable.
The Governor and Council will grant a pardon hearing for Robert H. Davis of Waterboro convicted of larceny. The session is set in the Council Chamber at Augusta on Wednesday, April 4, 1962 at ten o'clock A M, with Paul A. MacDonald as Secretary of State.
Dr. P A Preston of Kent England will lead three Farm and Home Week programs at the University of Maine April 25. An authority on rootstocks pruning tree spacing and dwarf fruit production he helped develop the East Malling dwarf apple lines now partly replaced by Malling Merton. He has studied Italian fruit areas in 1960 and now tours U S fruit regions joining Dwarf Fruit Tree association meetings in Michigan. His talks April 3 4 and 5 cover vegetable pomology and small fruits and will be illustrated.
Reports note salmon possess acute olfactory abilities and, oddly, are described as good astronomers. The claim cites observations of their navigation prowess and instinctive spatial awareness aiding migration. Experts caution the statement blends folklore with science.
State Department of Education at Augusta directs return of documents to the Department no later than March 22.
Pet columnist H. H. Miller explains that tank cleanliness and proper care prevent disease. Quarantine new plants and fish, remove decaying material, clip yellow leaves, and monitor snails. Tail and fin rot is common but curable with aureomycin or tetracycline, while proper feeding aids recovery.
Reader asks about whether to adopt a tame rabbit or catch a wild one. Answer favors domestic rabbits for longer captivity and taming. Also clarifies Maltese versus Maltese Poodle, noting Maltese is a toy breed about seven pounds with a silky white coat and that Maltese Poodle does not exist. Poodle comes in toy, miniature, and standard with a curly coat.
Boston AP reports professor Haig der Marderosian of Emerson College lost about 19 pounds from 342 to 323 since November 1 as students and alumni pledge five cents to a dollar per pound shed. The campus fundraiser backs a college fund, with aims near ten thousand dollars by April 30.
AF recruiter TSgt Fred Snowman lists stops for March 12 to 17 in York county with times at York Post Office Kittery F Office Pemouth Sanford Biddeford Berwick and surrounding towns. He invites all to visit and meet him during the schedule.
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