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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
3
Dear Abby columns reply to readers about morals marriages and shaving plus a Britannica note on Sea Bees. The column includes inquiries from Seventeen in Belfast and Suspicious Wife while a Sea Bees Britannica blurb explains WWII CBs and their combat training.
Building permits issued by Saco Building Inspector Rene A Allie in the past two weeks include Northeast Gases Inc in the Saco Industrial Park for the building of a scale room and platform and for the installation of two gas tanks at an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. Joseph Cloutier for a new garage to be built on the Ocean Park Road at an estimated cost of 800 dollars. He was also granted a permit to raze an old garage at the same address. Clifford Berry McKenney Road for the addition of a porch 200 dollars. Jacques Lacroix 42 Cumberland Ave for an addition to the house 300 dollars. Gerald Brady 14 Lafayette St for a car port 150 dollars.
Albert L. and Madeleine B. Grover of Biddeford purchased through King Woodman Real Estate two lots 53 and 54 on the Dawley Development Plan along Jenkins Road in Saco for a home site. The 1889 Cornell football team rebounded from a 56-6 defeat by Yale to whip Rochester 124-0.
Seashore Trolley Museum of Kennebunkport official Capt. Alexander Hamilton describes early 1920s trolley travel from north of Waterville to below New York City. The museum, founded 1939, now holds cars from Boston and many foreign origins and plans to connect Log Cabin Road and Route One sites. Open House set for Oct. 12. film work on The Cardinal cost $5,000. About 20,000 visitors yearly. Rotary club attendees noted.
Marriage intentions on file include Philip Norman Labbe of Arundel and Judith Ann Kuczynski of Biddeford along with several other couples from Biddeford and nearby towns. The list also mentions SHOT DOWN SCHOTT LOUISVILLE AP note and a car collision at a railroad crossing.
In postwar Japan Princess Suga, daughter of Emperor Hirohito, speaks of a life far from royal strictures. She married bank clerk Hisanaga Shimazu in a plain cottage, works modestly at home, and supports arranged marriage. She defends her privacy despite public fascination and fulfills unofficial duties while balancing family and media attention.
Lucky Lena, the long money maker at Miles Park, has retired to raise a family. This summer she returned with a foal by Shadows, exhibited at Miles Park for two days, showcasing the legacy of six years of consistent earnings.
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