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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
5
Dear Abby columns present reader questions about birthday neglect and family manners. The letters touch on celebrating spouses and children, polite telephone use, braces as a personal decision, and the role of a father in loving a mother, ending with a note to send unpublished replies to Abby.
The York County Law Enforcement Association will meet at the Saco Grange Hall on Thursday evening March 19 with a 7 p.m. ham supper. Chief Warden Maynard Marsh of Fish and Game will speak and present the state trophy to Col. Robert Marx. The event was postponed one week.
Congressman Clifford G. McIntire of Maine says he and others are mystified by the administration's foreign policy desires. He told the Portland Club Monday night that the policy is described by some as one of positive achievement yet evidence in Laos New Guinea Goa the Congo and Cuba hardly supports that claim.
The Kennebunk High Dramatic Club presents When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet a one act comedy at 7 p.m. March in Riacarean High School auditorium. Cast includes Juliet Portia Desdemona Cleopatra Ophelia and Katharine with Judith Lawrence Robyn Sweeney assisting director and Margaret Wormwood as assistant manager.
Miss Wormwood and Mary Ellen Jones will handle publicity. Refreshments fall under a committee led by Michele Burnham Donna Davis Judith Hutchins and Gayle Murray.
Saco Osteopathic Hospital Auxiliary met at Mrs. Donald Skilling's home. The group voted a $500 donation to the hospital in memory of Dr. Richard H. Wallace and donated toward nursing clothing. A new member drive was launched, and plans were set for a buffet supper May 2. Meeting date was moved to the second Monday with April 13 at Mrs. Pfeiffer's home.
Gov. Reed nominates two term state senator William F. Boardman of Calais to be a District Court judge. If, with Executive Council approval, the 36 year old attorney would preside over District IV with courtrooms in Calais.
Four candidates received the DeMolay degree at Highpine Chapter meeting in Highpine Masonic Hall Sanford Road. Arthur Fellman Stanley Littlefield John Litchfield and Daniel Johnson are named. Obligation Sunday is set for March 15 with services at Ogunquit Methodist Church.
An eight session advanced first aid course sponsored by York County Civil Defense and the Red Cross at the county CD control center was completed by 15 participants led by Sherman N. Hysler. Graduates include Amanda White Ruth Brown Lucille McIntyre Doris Thimble Wilfred J. Perreault Clara G. Le doux from Biddeford and others from York Waterboro Sanford and surrounding areas. Farmers and small woodland owners control 54 percent of the nation's commercial forests.
Berkshire Christian College choral group of 37 students from the Appalachian region South New England California and Japan will perform at Advent Christian Church in Goodwins Mills on Thursday March 12 at 8 pm. Warren W. Whitney conducts and accompanies the ensemble which will present sacred classics spirituals hymn arrangements and group numbers with personal testimonies. The college supports New England churches with gospel teams student pastors guest speakers and Christian service.
Reed announced on Monday the nomination of James H. Titcomb of Sanford to the Board of Bar Examiners and T. Tarpy Schulten of Woolwich as a decimus justice, with ties to Machias noted.
A church shower in Kennebunkport honored Mrs. Arden Davis of Arundel Road. Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Cluff and Mrs. Gertrude Takens. Attendees included many local residents and guests. refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Richard Leech sell their Ross Road Kennebunk residence to Mr and Mrs Horace Robbins of Maple Avenue West Kennebunk. The Leech family will live with his parents on High Street until school ends in June, then move to Wells to open Richards Take Out.
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