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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
9
A thoroughly modern mother, wife and reader of baby books, turns from her endless explanations to her children's questions. While stirring gelatin in the kitchen she shouts No more questions and tells the kids to Shut up as her cage of duties tightens.
Odd store OOB service between Alfred Elm and Main Streets Biddeford and St Josephs Church follows Mass times as needed. Ocean Park Edwards Plant days it operates only OOB Old Orchard Beach to foot of Alfred Street store nights. To determine approximate time bus passes add minutes to departure time as indicated.
A stone memorial at Saratoga National Historical Park features a relief of a boot and epaulet symbolizing Maj. Gen. Benedict Arnold's leg injury at Saratoga. The slab lacks a name because Arnold later defected to the British.
Royal Unconcern marks Prince Sidi Mohamed age four at his first official engagement inaugurating a housing project. The procession follows the ministerial lead, while the prince gazes elsewhere for more interesting sights.
In Fall River Massachusetts Dr Irving A Fradkin an optometrist runs the Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America a community driven program. Since 1957 the fund has donated nearly 185000 for 825 scholarships with about 4000 students aided nationally this year.
In Boston’s Roxbury ghetto, the New School for Children operates as a non profit program using Montessori inspired methods to educate about 92 pupils, with funding from private donors covering an $80,000 annual budget. Headmistress Bernice Miller says the school shows how a community can keep children engaged with minimal structure and strong local involvement.
A parcel on Moody Street Saco once owned by Anthony Simonomok sold to Mr and Mrs Melvin Gay for a future home. A two apartment house at 55 57 Hill Street Biddeford owned by Mr and Mrs Raymond Guay sold to Mr and Mrs Philips P Richard who will occupy one unit. The Gulings of Chesterfield NH bought Elizabeth Noddin property Sunrise Avenue Ferry Beach via King Woodman. FIRST FIRE ALARM BOXES BOSTON AP Boston installed the first street fire.
A biracial board of trustees runs the school with parental involvement shaping policy. Parents sit in for teachers at lunch, and Julia Walker notes her children are eager to attend while her public school children lag. The New School seeks accreditation from the National Association of Independent Schools and faculty are state certified.
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