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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
8
Dear Abby discusses whether first cousins can marry, urging medical history evaluation. advises an interested bachelor to introduce himself. comments on a discreet couple who wed after a rushed ceremony. and counsels a mother on gifts and a Yakima Virgo case about divorce and real marriage.
HAL Boyle writes on ordinary moments that give life value from a puppy confronting a cat to receiving a bank apology. He lists small joys including rereading Dickinson, a meadowlark chorus, kin memories, a Manhattan boat trip, and a heartfelt prayer.
Four months old Troy Rodelffe Perrault Jr. is welcomed to the area by the Biddeford Saco Journal. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodelffe Perrault Jr. of 14 High St Saco. Relatives include maternal and paternal grandparents and great grandparents listed with addresses.
Old Orchard Beach Town Manager Louis Sarelas said Old Orchard Street will close from the railroad tracks for four days from Tuesday to Friday to allow Boston and Maine Railroad workers to replace rails and rebuild the crossing. Pedestrian access will be allowed during construction.
Sylvia Searle was elected president of the Biddeford United Methodist Women at Foss Street church. Louise Merryman became vice president, Arlene Chappell secretary, and June Poirier treasurer. Special secretaries include Ida Michie and Gladys Goodwin.
Members of the Saco Republican City Committee met at IGAR Hall Cutts Avenue Saco for a pre summer business meeting. They heard reports on socials projects and routine business and announced a dam bake for June 24 at Fred Clark Ferry Road Saco. Next meeting set for September.
The Salvation Army of this city presents Celebration I a youth music festival this Saturday at 7 p.m. Ages 6 to 14 perform led by George Gilligan and Stella Harrington with Patricia Bennett and Mrs Captain William Groff. The Junior Songsters formed in 1972 won a second place in February 1973 in Northern New England Division. The Junior Timbrelists and a teen group also participate.
The State of Maine Chapter and the New Hampshire Chapter of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers will hold a joint meeting at the Shawmut Inn in Kennebunkport on June 15. Edward Mayo, president of the Kennebunk Dump Association, will speak and Bowler, SRPA MAI, will install officers of both chapters.
Sugarcane farmers in Hawaii claim that a ton of water is required to produce a single pound of sugar, highlighting water use concerns for the crop.
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