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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
8
Shoppers are urged to balance cost per serving with quality and use. The guide notes boneless meat can yield more servings per pound, out of season produce compares to frozen or canned, and lower grades can fit certain uses. It highlights squash, cabbage, apples, grapes, bananas, pork, beef, turkey, chicken, cheese, milk, and eggs as strong buys, with fish selections limited by weather.
The Pilot editor told Nassau College convocation that understanding others histories is key to religious understanding. He urged lightening one’s past by shedding outdated judgments while recognizing past as both friend and enemy in a changing American religious life.
Patrolmen in Amberley Village Ohio can deploy as firefighters by opening their cruiser trunks. Each patrol car carries fire helmets coats boots two ten pound extinguishers gas masks inhalator resuscitator and fire tools in addition to standard police gear.
In St Margaret's Parish Hall last night eleven candidates including Claude Belanger Gerard Croteau Edward Lemire Robert Lambert Arthur MacDonald Henry McCue Sheldon Nason Leandre Morin Francis Perrin Jerome Plante and Gerard Poisson were invested. Chaplain Royal Parent opened with a prayer. A supper followed under Louis Jones general activities chair. Guests Philip Masse district deputy Grand Knight Edmond Neault and Lionel Ayotte attended. A second first degree is planned for Nov 13 and Edward Lemire thanked members for participating in Operation Wheelchair at Togus Hospital.
Kennebunk Unitarian Church Evening Alliance plans an Oct 17 parish supper at the church. They will also serve the Kennebunk Fire Society at its Nov 12 annual meeting. A rummage sale is set for Oct 26 at 10 am with Mrs. John Kotlewski as chair. No November meeting. Refreshments by Mrs. Floyd Bull Mrs. Lewis Burr and Mrs. Wescott Merrow.
A Kennebunk Reserve Police meeting planned a public baked bean and ham supper for Saturday from 5 30 to 8 p m at the Mothers Club hall in Kennebunk Lower Village to honor member James Congdon who is recovering at home after surgery. The event is sponsored by the Kennebunk Police and Reserve Police with Al Croteau serving as chief for the supper. New York AP William Lederer, co author of The Ugly American, is working on a Honolulu housing comedy The House and says the writing is easier than his best selling novel.
Vintage feature notes interior design demands on culture and perception. Designer Michael Greer urges youths to test aptitudes before entering the field, highlighting history, color sense, and spatial judgment as core talents. He traces primitive decor roots and outlines paths from wallpaper and lighting to furniture and rug design, stressing hands on testing via home observations and coursework influences. Virginia Tech football reference ends the piece with an abrupt, unclear closing.
A Navy League folder of Boston area sites describes Harvard Universitys Carpenter Center for Visual Arts. It calls it an example of conceptualistic innuendo built on spatial forbearance and token tactile cosmological volumentality.
The Beach American Legion Post meeting at the Legion Hall began with a bean supper at 6:30 p.m. Committee reports followed as Cmdr. Robert Girard presided. An activities committee of five was named and two members were chosen to represent the post on the joint Veterans Council.
The Nile, about 4,000 miles long, is identified as the longest single river in the world, a fact underscoring its vast length and historic significance.
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