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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
3
A collage of Dear Abby questions covers dating awkwardness and family visits. Topics include a salesman’s joke about window measurements for an air conditioner, a disputed family visit during a hospitalization, and dating etiquette about date planning. Abby offers brief guidance and signs off with a prompt to mail responses.
Rev Paul K Weimer will be installed pastor and teacher of Saco First Parish Congregational Church United Church of Christ on Sunday October 20 at 7 pm. Rev William E Thompson of the Congregational Christian Conference of Maine will deliver the sermon. A reception follows in Fellowship Hall at the parish house.
Dayton Community Club plans a public supper Saturday Oct 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. Main features are beans and casseroles. At a Tuesday meeting the club set its annual fair at the school. In Saco Valley 4 H reorganization, officers were elected: president Clement Meserve Jr vice president Eugene Meserve secretary Curtis Scamman treasurer Glenn Anderson flag bearer James Moore reporter Michael Grantham. Refreshments were served by Henry Attleson.
The York County Barracks Veterans of World War I Auxiliary will hold a council meeting Sunday in Le Foyer Alfred Street Biddeford. Department President Mary Wood will conduct the business session. Dinner will be served at noon at the Wonderbar Steak House Washington Street Biddeford.
Bernard M. Resnick of Portland spoke to Biddeford Saco Rotarians about Miss America pageants shifting toward scholarship and talent. He said states drop Swim Suit in local contests, prizes total thousands, and Miss Maine earns 1000 dollar scholarship plus 200 for Atlantic City and 30 per appearance. The congeniality award matters highly, voted by contestants. Next week's guest will discuss Dynamic New England.
The Thresher tragedy left 150 fatherless children and families in Portsmouth and nearby towns. Navy and civilian kin recall the shock, adjust homes, and seek support as official inquiries point to a likely engine-pipe rupture during a test dive.
Cut cardboard to match the cake dimensions. Wrap the piece tightly with clear plastic wrap to create a clean liner. Place the wrapped liner under the dessert before freezing to protect the cake and aid removal.
Health Capsule discusses whether heating or refrigerating staphylococcus infected food that has stood for a few hours can render it safe. Dr. Michael A. Petit explains the limits of heat and cold in neutralizing bacteria and advises on proper discard practices to prevent illness.
C Russell Durant elected president of the Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting last night. Elected as officers for 1964: Vice President Roger Dube, Treasurer George Neithercut, and Executive Secretary Hiram V. Parish. Board includes Adelbert M. Jakeman Sidney Sclare William Mullen John White Donald Zahares Arthur Balkan Samuel Harrisburg Charles Huot Peter Boucouvalas John Wortman and Donald Briggs. Durant to succeed Mullen as president.
Raphael Leclerc will conduct an official yearly visit on October 23 with a supper before the business session announced during last night’s meeting of Council Chagnon Union St. Jean Baptiste at St. John’s Hall John Pare was added as a new member and the cribbage program proceeds. George Brunelle led with a 26 of 30.
In Christian County Kentucky Glen Hayes reported a thief stole a shotgun jewelry and an electric shaver from his residence. An anonymous call later directed him to recover all items under a road sign near his home.
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