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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1959
Page
8
A new boaters drive-in at Lake Mendota Madison operated from an enclosed raft by Robert Eckles offers hamburgers hot dogs coffee and soft drinks with rails on both sides for boats to pull up for service. An officer noted he lost his badge while visiting Nogales.
A fragment notes a historical link from Martin Luther to a 1534 German Bible translation. The reference places the Bible’s publication in a 16th century context and mentions Tucson police de in Nogales.
The guide notes plentiful squash from Acorns to Hubbards with versatile prep options from baked in the shell to peeled cubes. It spotlights fall vegetables, cabbage varieties, apples during National Apple Week, and fresh produce like beets carrots onions pears and grapes. Meat prices ease this weekend with beef roasts pork and lamb options, plus lower fish prices at counters.
Gov. Gaylord Nelson signed a law prohibiting driving with any object hanging from a windshield or rear window. The measure targets baby shoes dice and similar items that obstruct the driver's view on Wisconsin roads.
The motto Live Free or Die defines New Hampshire. Granite State soldiers stood among those fighting at the Battle Bunker Hill.
The Trull Hospital Aid Society plans a November dessert bridge and food sale announced at an all day sewing meeting in Biddeford First Universalist church vestry. General chairman is Mrs. Theodore Schaffer. committees for separate projects to be announced. Members repaired articles and garments. Mrs. Wayne Hutchins acted as president pro tem.
Elderly residents of East Orange New Jersey join a plan by Upsala College and the Council on Senior Citizens to pursue humanities courses. They attend free afternoon sessions and study a range of subjects.
Mobile Alabama The Mobile Area Council of Boy Scouts has found an easier way to raise funds than through Christmas tree sales or church suppers. The article notes a new approach to boosting finances for the council and its programs.
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