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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
9
Building Inspector Stephen G. Leonard will have regular hours in Town Hall effective immediately. Permits will be issued from 1 36 to 4 30 p m on Monday.
The Governor Baxter State School for the Deaf in Portland marks its 89th year with a June 6 commencement in the school gym. Among the graduates is Ludger Roger Binette of Biddeford. The address will be delivered by Leonard M. Elstad of Gallaudet College, with diplomas presented by Commissioner Walter F. Ulmer.
Linda Marie Gamash daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Gamash of 68 Central Park Ave wed Albert Edward Masse son of Armand Masse of 14 Wentworth St Biddeford in a morning May 22 ceremony at St Margaret s Church. Rev Gerard Doyon officiated with music by Blanche Boisvert and Frank Manduca. The gown was peau de soie with veil and pearl headpiece. One hundred guests attended a reception at the Wonder Bar Steak House. The couple will reside at 17 Wentworth St Biddeford after May 30.
Canal National Bank directors announced their 230th consecutive cash dividend paid from current earnings on June 22, 1965 for stockholders of record June 4, 1965. Chairman Widgery Thomas said the quarterly dividend is 5 percent annually on $10 par value, payable on 470000 shares from Canal Bath National Bank consolidation.
A sequence of Dear Abby questions covers education worth, girdle use, father son kissing, and condolence etiquette. The letters from VAN NAYS TROUBLE MOTHER and WONDERING prompt Abby to advise on education value, firmness in self expression, paternal affection, and sincere apologies after social slights.
A historical note records journalism courses at the University of Arkansas starting in 1914, marking an early formal program in the field. The source highlights the institution's role in developing local media education.
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