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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
8
A column offers a maturity quiz for readers aged 12 to 20, arguing true maturity means recognizing limits on desires and considering others. It lists signs of immaturity such as selfishness, quick temper, lying, unreliability, and blaming others, citing upbringing and discipline.
WHEELING West Virginia AP The Protestant Episcopal Church bishops close a week long meeting with a key task ahead an investigation into rumors reports or allegations against Bishop James A Pike Spokesmen expect a Viet Nam war statement to urge halting bombing and other actions killing noncombatants and to include the National Liberation Front in peace talks Pike seeks investigation to clear or censure him under church law clergy may be investigated when rumors reports or allegations circulate against him
Teenage Republicans of Saco elected John Knox president with Thomas Vining as vice president and Susan Carrier as secretary treasurer. Officers chosen at the Saco District Courthouse after a GOP City Committee visit. Guest speakers included Peter Garland Elmont Tyndale William Bruce and Newman Bagley with plans to invite James Erwin to speak next.
In a Biddeford meeting at Adams Street hall, Union St. Jean Baptiste, Laverriere was named president with Arthur Foran as vice president Paul Foran secretary and Henri Piette treasurer. Trustees named were Bouthot Lapointe and Chretien. Delegates to the Maine Council on November 6 included Laverriere Chadbourne Roy Valliere and Foran. Laverriere led the session as a supper report was read and closing prayers were offered by Valliere.
Instructions for using Teflon finished bakeware and utensils cover greasing conditioning, baking temperatures, and post bake care. Includes panels on handling egg foam cakes, serving times, cleaning, and safety tips. Also describes innerspring mattress construction, borders, vents, handles, and monthly care guidance for longevity and comfort.
The Auxiliary of Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 308 met to discuss a bazaar with a special planning meeting set for next Wednesday. They voted to pay insurance premiums and subscribe to Boys Life. President Mrs Juliette Lessard led the meeting. Rev Sylvio Levesque showed slides from Rome.
New England briefs report the Public Access Board opening Sabshalla Lake Taunton for mobile and trailer parking and Riley Park Lawrence for boat ramps and 70 car lot. Plans next week include openings in Gill Windsor Otis Massachusetts. Clyde Elliott and Irene Avis found shot dead in Oxford County Maine home after domestic tragedy. Walter B McFadden killed in Route 4 collision in Vermont.
York County Auxiliary to the Maine Medical Association announced plans during a meeting at Mrs. Harry Lapirow's home. Notices are being sent for an auxiliary meeting on November 15 at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs. John T. Lorentz's home in this community.
Joseph G. Kane international vice president of the American Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union AFL-CIO is to appear in District Court next Tuesday on charges of disorderly conduct littering with tacks and obstructing traffic. Kane was summoned after an incident Saturday when tacks were thrown across the entrance of Potato Service Inc. The plant has been on strike since September 10.
Maine State Rep. Jon A. Lund urges clarity on a July ballot tampering probe tied to recounted Lewiston ballots. He warns the Nov 8 vote hinges on public confidence in ballot integrity as Attorney General Richard J. Dubord states the investigation is active.
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