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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
8
Professor Leslie J. Nason argues organization signals a good student. Memorization alone yields shaky foundations for higher education. Students must organize by restating ideas in their own words and actively testing understanding through self questioning and progressive outlining.
The estate of Winnifred M. Foster sold the property at 65 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach to Allen and Anastasia Sukalas of this city. The 1%-story dwelling and several land lots were purchased as an investment. Felix T Sheltra Son Real Estate Agency Biddeford handled the sale.
Add grated pared cucumber celery leaves and chopped green onion to tomato juice cover tightly and chill. Strain and serve for a first course with cheese and crackers.
The Koh-i-noor, a renowned diamond with a 600 year history, weighed 191 carats when the British acquired it in 1849. Recut in London, it now weighs 108 carats and forms the central stone of the queen's state crown created for Queen Elizabeth, wife of George VI, for the 1937 coronation.
The Webber-Lefebvre unit of the American Legion auxiliary held its first fall meeting at the post home. Reports covered rehabilitation and sunshine committees. A rummage sale was set for Saturday October 17 at 10 a.m. with duties assigned to several members.
Fourteen cases were heard in Kennebunk Municipal Court yesterday. Reginald Grenier of Saco was found guilty for operating left of center near a crest and fined 25 dollars, with an appeal filed to the January term. Norman Thibeault of Biddeford was guilty of speeding 75 in a 55 zone and had his license suspended 10 days. Benjamin Bagdasarian of Farmington Connecticut pleaded guilty to left of center near an intersection and paid 15 dollars. Sven Hoosler of Kennebunk had a case continued for sentencing after pleading guilty to no inspection sticker. Judith McIntire of Curt and Camilla Bracy of Ork Beach had cases continued indefinitely. Edward Cunningham of Hartford paid 10 dollars for speed near a turnpike. Barbara Lake of Stafford Springs paid 5 dollars for running a red light. Robert Pawkes of Philadelphia was fined 20 dollars for inadequate brakes. Raymond Johnson of South Portland paid 25 dollars for left of center near a crest. Gerald Steele of Freeport paid 15 dollars for left of center within 100 feet of an intersection, 5 dollars suspended. Donald Adams of Portland paid 15 dollars for left of center near a crest. Paul Regan of Somerville paid 25 dollars for left of center near a crest.
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reported sunflowers blocked the channel to a new state lake and hindered water flow. The commission ordered the flowers destroyed to clear the route.
The article outlines timing for female dogs to come into season, suggests waiting for the second heat about six months after the first, and stresses veterinary checks for health, worms, and vaccinations. It covers choosing a stud, gestation, whelping setup, feeding, and minimizing disturbance to the dam, with tips on brooder space, pup care, and early feeding and weaning.
At the first meeting of the year of the St. Anne Sodality held in the Notre Dame School Hall committees were named for duties including nominating and auditing. Mrs. Germaine Bourcier was reported on the sick list and the birthday cake prize went to Mrs. Azilda Paquin. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arthur Dube spoke as guest.
The American Legion unit held a summer food sale at Washington Park with new member Joan Libby welcomed. Mrs Persis Moulton reported on the sale. The District 1 President will visit October 19 to 23 and members voted to assist. Louise Marsh won the mystery prize. next meeting September 28 with hostesses named.
The Well County Law Enforcement Association will meet at the Cozy Corner Restaurant Thursday at 7 p m under Chief Elmer Hutchins Alan Stackhouse and Secretary Edmund Cashen. Delegates and alternates to the state convention at the Poland Spring House on Oct 24 will be elected.
WELLS The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred at Ocera Lodge AF and AM tonight at 8 in Highpine Masonic Hall Sanfred Road. The agenda includes balloting and committee reports. A special meeting is set for Sept 30 at 7 30 p.m. when the Fellow Craft degree will be conferred.
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