Dear Abby What’s sauce for the goose leads Abby column
A GI in Korea asks how to handle physical needs while married, noting many local women. Abby replies that the wife should stay active and avoid temptation, then addresses a reader asking when to wear hats and confirms hats remain appropriate for many outdoor events including football games.
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Abby
States
Korea
Jersey
Biddeford
Choose College Wisely Students Should Choose College With Care
Education expert Leslie J. Nason urges high school students to start early in choosing colleges. Create three lists of potential schools based on admission standards, target reach, and safety, and align choices with desired majors while checking guides and speaking with counselors, alumni, and admissions offices. Consider costs and financial aid to ensure affordability and fit.
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Joe
Saul
M Irwin
American Council Onducation
Washington, D.C
Lovejoy
Gene R. Hawes
New American Library
New York
Planning college applications without scholarship help
The writer advises that even with more scholarships available competition is tougher. The goal is to send three applications to colleges from each list. It emphasizes time, thought, and careful planning to improve lifelong happiness and suggests writing to Dr. Nason at the Biddeford-Saco Journal for future columns.
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Nason
Biddeford-Saco
Scholarships Awarded to Wells Saco and Biddeford Students
The University of Maine Pulp and Paper Foundation distributed CRONO-Sixty-nine scholarships and fifth-year grants totaling 29,600 for the fall semester. Ronald P. Cote of Saco received a fifth-year grant. Richard F. Cher of Biddeford and John A. Hayes Jr. of Wells won scholarships. Paul C. Baldwin of Scott Paper Co announced the awards, noting a new record in recipients and funds. Eligibility extends to forestry or general students in good standing pursuing the fifth-year program or having completed required courses at the university.
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Scott Paper Co
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Baldwin
Beach Card Party Winners Announced
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Mrs Jean LaPointe won the women's high prize and Mrs Avonell Pettengill the women's low prize at the Abbott Verville AMVETS Auxiliary card party at the Post Home Walnut Street. Paul Cote led men with the high prize and Dan Guarino the low. George MacDonald took the Queens prize. Seven tables played. A second party is set for next Sunday at 8 pm. The AM VETS Auxiliary rummage sale will be held at the building on Saco Avenue on Oct 11 and 12 from 10 am to 4 pm.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jean LaPointe
Avonell Pettengill
Abbott
Amvets
Saco Avenue
Water ‘Company
Hanley’s Conversations in the Dark to Broadway debut
William Hanley, 31, moves from off Broadway to a 1963-64 Theater Guild presentation on the Broadway stage. His first full-length work Conversations in the Dark joins two one act plays previously staged in Greenwich Village, Mrs. Dally Has A Lover and Whisper into My Good Ear.
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Broadway
New York
William Hanley
Theater Guild
Hanley
Speaking of Pets: Cautions on Pet Medicines and Dangers
Pet experts warn owners against self diagnosing and treating pets. Cats are highly sensitive to many human medicines and dog products can cause severe harm including skin burns and chemical poisoning. Always use a veterinarian prescribed treatment and read labels on any pet shop products.
Season opens with clubs and talks in Kennebunk area
The Schubert Club meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Alexander Burrs home with chairman Mrs Ernest Smith hosting and Miss Susan Davidson speaker. she recently received a Schubert Club Scholarship to Summer Youth Music School at UNH. Also in town, Cape Porpoise Poise Fire Porpoise plans a lobster supper Saturday 5 to 730 p.m. at its hall. Women’s Alliance begins season with a talk on Welcome Wagon by Mrs Lawrence Asplind. tea hosts named. Maine law officers attend ninth annual meeting in Hallowell. Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias holds routine business and refreshments.
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Schubert Club
Alexander Burr
Summers Street
Ernest Smith
Susan Davidson
University of New Hampshire
Howard Taute
Cousens School
Kennebunk
Dent
Lawrence Asplind
New England
Donald Finlayson
Norris Eveleth
George Lord
Harry Mapes
Frederick Snow
Donald Small
Edith Barry
A. Wesley Leech
Jack Ephross
William Taylor
Dorrance Clark
Redlon
Kennebunk Fire Department
Rex Tho
Ambrose Family Vacation After Truck Fire in West Kennebunk
Thomas Ambrose owned a 1953 pick up truck that was a total loss after a fire in West Kennebunk. Mr and Mrs Harry Ambrose and their son traveled to Montgomery Alabama where their son began his first year at Alabama Christian College. The family spent ten days with relatives in Montgomery and proceeded to Opopka Florida to visit Mr and Mrs William Small, former Portland residents. En route home they stopped in New Jersey to see Ambrose's sister and spent ten days in New York as guests of Mr and Mrs D Palazzo. The trip lasted about a month.
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West Kennebunk
Thomas
Harry Ambrose
High Street
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Christian College
Ambrose
Horace B. Franklin Jr
Opopka
Fla
William Small
Portland
New Jersey
Lyle Leverick
New York
D. Palazzo
Wasson's Grove Fire at Falmouth Causes Large Loss
A Sunday morning fire at Wasson's Grove roadside eating place in Falmouth caused about 40000 dollars in losses. The business was unoccupied when the blaze started, with one owner citing a grease vent above the grills as the likely origin.
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Falmouth
Wasson’s Grove
Kennebunk Athletic Boosters to view game films
The Kennebunk Athletic Boosters Association will meet Tuesday evening at Kennebunk High School to view films of football games against Fryeburg Academy and Exeter New Hampshire. Ramhead coach Dave Cloutier will comment on the films and a question and answer period will follow.
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Kennebunk Athletic Boosters Association
Kennebunk High School
Fryeburg Academy
Exeter
N.H
Bill Bonney
The
Athletic Association
Dave Cloutier
Ram
New Hair Loss Treatment Promises Growth in Texas Ad
Houston advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. touts a 32 day trial to stop hair loss and grow hair. It claims many baldness causes exist and invites readers to test the treatment at no risk, with prompt mail responses to inquiries.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Youth Killed In Belfast Car Crash
Philip Ash 16 of Belfast died from injuries after a car lost control, hit a parked vehicle, and caught fire. Fellow passenger Donald Colby 17 was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. police have not yet determined who was driving.
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Belfast
Philip Ash
Donald Colby
Expanding Use of Plastic Film in Horticulture 1962
Britannica Book of the Year reports rapid expansion in 1962 of plastic film usage in horticulture. Applications include greenhouse construction and mulching vegetable crops, reflecting widespread adoption in farming practices.
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Britannica
Hair thinning inquiry to Houston lab submission
The writer addresses Loesch Laboratory Consultants asking about hair thinning duration hair status dandruff scalp conditions and oiliness. They request guidance and invite additional information to help assess hair and scalp issues.
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Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Dept
West Main St
Houston
Texas
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