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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1967
Page
5
Readable weekly lunch menus list meals for Thornton Academy Old Orchard Beach Biddeford Kennebunk and St Andrews School. Items include pizzas burgers fried scallops spaghetti loaves fish sticks and various sides with milk or desserts.
St Louis High School offers a weekly menu featuring tomato juice hot dog on roll mustard relish cole slaw and apple crisp with milk on Monday. Tuesday serves pineapple juice cooked ham mashed potatoes green peas homemade bread and butter raspberry Jello and milk. Wednesday includes orange juice fish sticks mashed potatoes pan rolls butter bland brownies. Thursday presents hot chicken sandwich tossed salad chocolate cake and milk. Friday features spaghetti with meat sauce green beans homemade bread and butter and an ice cream bar.
A bridal shower at the Fremont Club Biddeford honored Miss Vivian Audie daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Audie Portland Road Saco. Refreshments were served to numerous relatives and friends including Mrs Rachel Moore Miss Lucille Gauvin Miss Linda Crosby and the bride to be Miss Ally. Several guests attended but could not stay for the event.
The text notes that only one U S vice president has resigned John C Calhoun He stepped down three months before the end of his term to serve as a South Carolina senator.
Leonard J. Matchan, chairman of Cape Allman International, built a multinational empire with 164 subsidiaries in 74 countries. He says money comes to those who seize opportunities, noting a personal income around 550 000 to 600 000 yearly. He markets a vast range from lipstick containers to aerosols and hotels, flies 200 000 miles annually, and values the thrill of the chase. He admits retirement failed him and still pursues expansion.
Analysts warn higher rates could follow a forecasted business expansion amid ample current liquidity. Fed policy and potential tax changes loom, with risks to housing and inflation as consumers and autos drive demand. Reindeer and llamas tale appears in local notes.
In Atlanta a Georgia Dental Association talk cited seven million Americans with crooked jaws or bites. Dr. Harold Gelb said long term misalignment can strain muscles, though most dental issues from crooked teeth can be corrected. The report also notes unrelated stories from New York and Denver.
The Ladies Guild of St. Francis College announces a fall dinner after a 6:30 p.m. mass in the college chapel. Dr. Richard J. Spath will speak. Over 225 Biddeford Saco area women belong to the guild which funded a $25,000 drive toward a new $500,000 library in the college.
Theodote a senior two year old registered Guernsey cow owned by Robert W. Cole Biddeford Maine has an official DHIR record of 10390 pounds of milk and 540 pounds of butterfat in 305 days, milked twice daily. The testing was supervised by the University of Maine.
Oahu ranks third in size among Hawaii’s four major islands but leads in population and influence. It houses Honolulu, the capital, and serves as Hawaii’s financial political cultural and industrial hub.
Sophomore class officers at St. Andre’s High School Biddeford are Jeanne Provencher president Jo-Anne Bouthot treasurer and Theresa Sutton secretary in the front row of a yearbook photo.
In St Louis the Model City Agency led by A Donald Bourgeois uses coded “Trade-Off” games to claim progress toward a 500 million federal grant. A six man task force tours neighborhoods, gathers residents, and simulates rehab projects to produce a feasible Dream City plan. Bourgeois keeps staff busy scouting funds from 179 agencies while his 21 thousand dollar salary comes from the city.
Bourgeois says anxious neighborhoods must demand change for program success. He notes staff already prepared and cites St Louis as a prototype city with urban problems spanning north south east and west. If enacted, projects could cover over 10 percent of the city land area.
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