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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
9
Chad and Ginger confront a grizzly bear threatening sheep. Ginger bravely holds the bear, enabling Chad to lure it toward a bear trap. The trap ensnares the animal as the pursuing hunters arrive, and Ginger and Chad emerge as victors with the hounds and men.
A circle party game where players name someone starting with the next letter from A to I. One who repeats a name or cannot answer in five seconds drops out. The player who lasts longest wins.
A brief guide to making Eat Mores snacks for family and friends. Toast marshmallows until light gold, place on graham crackers with milk chocolate, top with another cracker, and enjoy while warm.
Handling guidance emphasizes holding a record by its edge or by one edge and the center. It warns keeping fingers off the grooves to prevent damage. The instruction stresses careful handling to preserve archival integrity and avoid wear on the record surface.
Pete presents a rebus with four scrambled sport names. Rearrange the letters in each clue word group to reveal the hidden sports. The list includes BALK BE LAST BUFF SHOD REAL TOOL FLAB BET LAST NINE CROSSWORD.
Puzzle Pete presents a backward themed set of six sport clues and a hidden diamond rackets word puzzle. The second word clues a rodent and the fifth indicates very small while the sixth points to a pig pen. The text blends backward sport names with wordplay hints and a cheeky closing line.
The annual Parade of Whales along the California coast migrates from the Bering Sea to Scammon Lagoon and Magdalena Bay, Mexico, spanning about 6,000 miles. Grey whales birth calves off Mexico from December to March, then return north. excursion boats offer close views as the wary mammals sometimes charge boats.
A compact historical note explains the shift from right to left side driving. It traces early wagon practices in England with drivers on the right to clear wagons, the Conestoga wagons in America, and how large wagons turning right influenced small wagons to keep right. It notes the American switch to left drive with modern cars about 50 years ago.
Bill Arter reports that flash devices, though still linked to costly cameras, often come as inexpensive separate attachments. The accessory sells for a few dollars and adds considerable enjoyment, expanding photographer options.
A reflective poem where a child dislikes homework until observing birds busy building nests and singing. The speaker learns that even birds work diligently, finding joy in completing tasks. The piece emphasizes industriousness and subtle encouragement to found readers to do their duties with cheer.
A call for pen pals appears in this newspaper inviting children to mail their name address and age to Captain Hal for correspondence. Several readers from across the United States list their ages and locations including Lloyd Stanley Mobile Alabama Connie Strickler Pascagoula Mississippi Susan Curtis Kingston New York Tracey Baird Leechburg Pennsylvania Wynne Turk New Kensington Pennsylvania Beverly Gilbert Denver Colorado Bruce Sheloff High Point North Carolina John K Hillery Lynn Massachusetts Linda Shinabarker Glenmont Ohio Pat Johnson Racine Wisconsin Rosemarie Miskiewicz Barberton Ohio Sally Glover High Point North Carolina Pamela Hostetler Peru Indiana and others express interest in exchanging letters and even travel ideas.
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A playful note explains using milk bottle tops as play money by flattening two covers and pasting them with the shiny sides outward to create coin-like pieces for children’s games.
Soft pink or blue flannel pieces cut to a paper jacket pattern form snug coats for vinyl records. Sew with large stitches using yarn in matching or contrasting color, decorate with pencil initials and crayon markings, then display on a rack or bulletin board with a thumbtack top.
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