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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
5
New York columnist notes odd facts from mail and trivia about women dreaming more than men and other quips. It lists snippets on snoring, Damon Runyon, Mark Twain, Milton, Pope, Roosevelt, weather, transit, and population trends with a playful tone.
A vintage classified notice lists several used vehicles including a 1959 Mercury Commuter passenger wagon with automatic transmission, a 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood six passenger wagon, a 1958 Ford Fairlane hardtop coupe, a 1958 Ford Country Squire nine passenger wagon, a 1957 Chevrolet 210 four door station wagon, and several 1956 models. Terms offer five dollars down and five dollars per week, with notes on features like power, seat covers, white wall tires, and rust absence.
Education expert Leslie J. Nason of the University of California argues that strong scholarship and active school involvement reinforce each other. He cites Henry’s case and notes life skills gained from extracurriculars aid later success, while warning against overcommitment that harms grades.
In Chicopee Massachusetts the 10 45 a m service at Federated Protestant Church drew about 135 attendees versus the usual 105 to 115 The Rev C W Kirkpatrick had announced the service would be for sinners only and that all saintly persons should stay away The crowd reflected notable turnout for the special theme with a Sunday morning attendance higher than typical for the church
Rev Paul Jalbert, chaplain of the St. Louis home Scarborough, was honored at a farewell testimonial last night at Notre Dame de Lourdes school hall Saco. He leaves after 14 years assisting at Notre Dame de Lourdes church to become pastor of Our Lady of Peace church Berwick.
Children of the Most Holy Trinity parish performed at Saco City Hall with multiple grade level acts. Highlights included The Toymaker Shop, Irish Reel participation, a Monica Dialogue and a Minstrel Show by seventh and eighth graders.
Pet care guidance explains turning wild song birds into summer companions by providing safe, well placed bird houses. Advice covers predator protection, proper entrances, weatherproofing, and ideal bluebird house dimensions. The piece cites Bill Highhouse’s success in Warren Pa and includes a reader photo contest offer with a $5 payment for submitted pet pictures.
Brother Roger conducts the Cardinal Mindszenty High School band from Dunkirk New York which won the Outstanding Performance trophy in Buffalo New Yorks St Patrick Day parade He is the son of Jules and Mrs Baillargeon of Biddeford He also teaches history serves as freshmen disciplinarian and Boys Glee Club director He graduated St Michaels College in 1958 Winooksi Vermont and joined Mindszenty High in 1961 as the first Edmundite teaching brother.
Mrs Jeannette Courtois and Mrs Marie O Clair received high score awards at a bid whist party held last night at Salle Charite club hall in Biddeford. Arsene Lizotte and Adelard St Ouis won special prizes. all or hands went to Arthur Pepin Alphonse Chretien Mrs Dorothy Dube and Roland Perreault. A progressive whist night on Saturday awarded Mrs Larette Champagne and Joseph Dusbe with specials and Mrs Anna Baillargeon and Eugene Neault with consolation. Women’s division winners were Mrs Diane Moulin Mrs Blanche Tremblay and Mrs Yvonne Bourque. men’s division winners were Joseph Dube Adolph Remillard and Ferdinand Bourque. A food basket was awarded to Mrs Germaine St Ours. Two more parties are planned for next weekend May 11 and May 12.
In Westchester County New York hills engaged in a public exchange of comments centered on photographs of them. The event highlighted local responses to visual displays and sparked discussion among residents and observers.
Old Orchard Town Manager Leon F. Jones said various license applications will be acted on at tonight's town council meeting in Town hall. The meeting was adjourned last week until tonight. Also on the agenda is setting a date for the sale of tax lien acquired property.
The Saco City Council convenes at 7:30 p m for a second budget reading. Items on the agenda include potential ambulance purchase and consideration of a new dump site, per Mayor J Edward Whelan.
Political circles debate whether John D. Rockefeller III’s divorce from Mary Todhunter Clark and upcoming marriage lift or end his political prospects. The governor, 55, divorced after 31 years. five children, one son missing after an expedition near New Guinea coast.
Leading figures at the Notre Dame hospital auxiliary ball at St Francis college gym included Dr J Alfred Cabana and State Representative Elmont Tyndale representing Gov John Reed. About 150 attendees enjoyed John Trull's orchestra, with three cash prize winners Brian Pelletier Haley Booth and Joseph Audie. Decorations by Mrs Clement Auger featured Maine Seacoast themes, as did contributions from Rev John Franciscan Father Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries and local groups. Refreshments were by Mrs Joseph Kenneally usherettes overseen by Mrs Robert Perrin. invitations led by Mrs Leandre Charest and publicity by Mrs Leo Simensky. Mr and Mrs Armand Reay celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary during the event.
Ralph Booth of Ogunquit received the Silver Beaver, the Pine Tree council’s top local Scouting honor, at the 44th Annual Fellowship banquet in Portland. Booth is a longtime Cubmaster, district advancement chairman, and finance drive organizer, also active in his church. Gerald Beverage of Augusta chaired the Silver Beaver committee.
Biddeford City Council will meet in the City Building chambers at 8 p m with a bulging agenda. Key items include the adoption of national fire and building codes and related ordinances.
The city allocates 4000 dollars quarterly to the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce for the Area Industrial Development Commission. A municipal officers meeting will occur before the council meeting in Mayor Willie Pomerleau’s office at 7 30 p m.
Walter P. Hinckley, aged 78, longtime former football tackle and director of Goodwill Homes and Schools at Hinckley, died Saturday in a Waterville hospital after a long illness. His career included college and community leadership roles with the Hinckley organization. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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