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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
5
Biddeford Public Schools and St Louis Regional High School offer weekly menus with recurring milk and varied entrees. Readouts show meals including sloppy joes, hot dogs, baked beans, turkey noodle soup, meat loaf, Chinese chop suey, and desserts, with several days noting conferences or no school.
An offer from Boston introduces Miracle-Ear, a tiny all in the ear hearing device. It lets hard of hearing individuals privately hear TV and radio programs at normal volume. Requests should be sent promptly and is limited to hard of hearing persons in the area.
Saco Public Schools list Monday to Wednesday meals with items like baked jacaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes, green beans, fruit, and milk. Thornton Academy outlines daily plates including pizza patties, macaroni and cheese, hamburgers, vegetables, rolls, and desserts.
Monday offers pork in gravy over a bun with buttered vegetables spicy applesauce and corn bread. Tuesday features spaghetti with tossed salad dark bread and pear halves. Wednesday serves frankfurter in a roll with mustard and relish buttered spinach mixed fruit shortbread and milk.
Kenneth Hich and Junior High Schools outline a weekly lunch plan. Monday provides fruit juice pizza cheese wedge rosy applesauce. Tuesday features hamburger roll celery stick yellow cake with chocolate icing and milk. Wednesday offers frankfurter roll cole slaw peanut butter cookies and ice cream with milk.
Park Street and Cousens Schools in Kennebunk list weekly meals from Monday to Friday. Monday features orange juice frankfurter roll corn raisin cookie. Tuesday offers Hamburg patty buttered carrots mashed potatoes bread and butter chocolate pudding with topping and milk. Wednesday serves American Chop Suey buttered green beans hot biscuit and butter ice cream and milk. Thursday and Friday incomplete.
Birth notices list Debra Lee, Colleen Marie, Scott David, Micha Judy, Gary Raymond, Eric John, and a sixth baby born Sept 24 to Sey mour in Biddeford and nearby towns. Community reminders include square dancing lessons at Goff Brook Lodge starting Oct 3 with Cal Main as caller, plus upcoming hunting seasons and Rotary Ladies Night with Kenne t an dining and entertainment after.
Kennebunk event at The Brick Store Museum Danes Street invites public to annual meeting on Thursday at 7 45 PM. Leo Carbonneau of Auburn will discuss Hooked Rugs as officers and trustees vote. Square dancing classes forming with first session tonight.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Park Commission Chairman William Farrington announced the quarterly meeting will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the town hall. He said the session is open to the public.
In Tokyo, Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon visited a special English pub for British Week but photographers failed to capture them drinking. After photographers left, the princess reportedly enjoyed a gin and tonic while Snowdon relaxed.
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Khrushchev met Eisenhower at Camp David. Five years ago civilians named to a South Vietnam national council to draft a constitution. One year ago U Thant proposed a Big Four meeting to ease world insecurity. Presidents Jefferson to Arthur born in log cabins. An American woman who marries a foreigner does not lose citizenship unless she renounces it.
Quick quiz covers Musca the fly as the lone in sect, the hallmarks origin from Goldsmiths Hall marks certifying value, and starfish as echinoderms not fish.
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