Sisters Win Sewing Contest At North Saco Grange
Two sisters married to two brothers won Adult A and Adult B sewing awards in a North Saco Grange contest. Mrs. Millard Tripp Jr. won first for a two piece dress. Mrs. Ronald Tripp won first for a dress for her daughter.
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North Saco Grange
Millard Tripp, Jr
Ronald Tripp
Buxton Road
Saco
Pomona _ grange
Millard Tripp
Boothby Park
Donna
Carol
Grange
Saco Grangers Plan Supper and Meetings
Saco Grange announces a Dairy supper on May 17 from 5 to 7 PM at the Grange hall with chicken pie tickets on sale May 1. Juvenile District meeting set for May 1 at 7:30 PM at Arundel Grange. Elaine Scamman named 1959 Saco Grange exchange student. Master Mrs. Lillian Hubert to serve as chaplain at Cape Neddick Grange May 4. York Pomona minstrel show May 30 at Wells Grange to aid Barak M Shibles Memorial Scholarship.
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Saco Grange
Grange Hall
Arundel Grange
Elaine Scamman
Cape Neddick
Agatha
War Widows of World War I Hold Maine Chapter Sale
War Widows of World War I Maine Chapter 9 held a food sale at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Dubois in Saco. President Mrs Hazel Small led a business meeting with reports read and filed. Eva Desautels received a mystery package and Bertha Welch won a birthday box. Prayers were offered by Chaplain Mrs Martha Beaudoin. A first anniversary party featured a center piece by Mrs Beaudoin. Refreshments were served by Mrs Dubois with assistance from Mrs Annie Simpson and Mrs Frances Lewis. A social for members and guests is planned for April 28 at Mrs Martha Beaudoins home and the next business meeting is May 19.
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of Maine Chapter 9
Widows of World War I, Inc
Elizabeth ‘Dubois
Saco
Hazel Small
Eva Desautels
Bertha Welch
Old Orchard Beach
Martha Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Dubois
Annie Simpson
Frances Lewis
Beach Street
Morales Edges Vaughn In Ringside Bout
Rolando Chico Morales, 138, Havana outpointed Ike Vaughn, 136 3 4, Cincinnati, in a close professional boxing match in Miami Beach Florida.
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Associated “Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Rolando ‘Chico! Morales
Havana
Ike Vaughn
Cincinnati
Elaine Wilson Weds David Gray in Candlelight Ceremony
Elaine Wilson of West Kennebunk married David Alden Gray of Lyman at West Kennebunk Methodist Church in a 7:30 candlelight service. Rev. John Jordan officiated with organist Elizabeth Hersey and vocalist Robert Hammel performing.
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West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Elaine Wilson
Frank Wilson
West Kennebunk
David Alden Gray
Frederick Gray
Lyman
John Jordan
Elizabeth Hersey
Robert Hammel
Edith Wilson
Lorrie Gray
Rodney Hammond
Stephen Gray
Wayne Wilson
Jonathan Gray
Joanne Lizotte
Margery Drown
Freda Beck
Carmen Beck
Maureen Drown
Delores Murray
Dorance Drown
Wilson
Gray
Kennebunk High School
Lawrence Drown
Ardath Gray
Larrie
Marjorie Ann Drown
Deborah Drown
Moerie Drown
Elsie Wilson
Water Lines Get Flushing at Kennebunk Port
Kennebunk Kennebunkport and Wells Water company begins its annual flushing of water lines and hydrants to prepare the summer resort for water use. Workmen will inspect the system mainly at night to avoid daytime disruption. several employees were active last night in the Port adjusting hydrants.
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Kennebunkport
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and
Wells Water Company
PTA Committee Plans To Hold Benefit Dance
Biddeford Parent-Teacher Association outlines two projects to raise funds. A benefit dance will be held May 1 in the Biddeford High School gym at 8 p.m. Ticket chair is Mrs. Chester Emmons. refreshments chaired by Mrs. Caron. Proceeds support the scholarship fund and a new Ways and Means committee will assist.
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Troop 1 Building Association
Philip
Chasse
Elm Street
Biddeford
Boy Scout Hall
Maude Rogalski
Ways and
Norma Berry
Arlene Rhames
Berangere Millette
Muriel Greenwood
Olive Proulx
Rose Caouette
Noella Hayford
Janet Brochu
Leatrice Mori
Edward Caron
South Street
Biddeford High Gymnasium
Chester Emmons
Caron
Ways and Means
Ernest Donahue
Virgil Hinckley
G. Emery Hutchins
John Staples
Leda Hajdusz
Lawrence Davis
Neal Rivers vs Spider Webb Set For Tonight Fight
Spider Webb, ranked No. 3 at middleweight, faces durable Nezl Rivers in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout televised by ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Rivers, 25, has 27 knockouts in 56 starts and has never been KOed, only stopped twice for cuts. Webb, 27, seeks another strong showing after three straight knockouts and a quick Feb 25 victory over Bobby Boyd.
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Chicago
Spider Webb
Nezl Rivers
Rivers
Las Vegas
Battler
ABC
Webb
Boby Boyd
Boyd
Williams May Return to Team in Two Weeks
Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams may begin workouts this weekend and rejoin the club in about two weeks. Trainer Jock Fadden said Williams, idle since spring training with a pinched neck nerve and shoulder issues, had a check up at Lahey Clinic and could start workouts at Fenway Park Friday.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Jock Fadden
Williams
Lahey Clinic
Fadden
Fenney Park
Daughters of Penelope Host Bean and Soup Supper
The Daughters of Penelope held a bean and soup supper at the Ahepa home on Pleasant street in Saco. Miss Katherine Gol iaros chaired the event with a committee. A Mother’s Day party is planned for Saturday May 1 with all mothers invited.
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Penelope
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Saco
Katherine Goliaros
Cleo Mantis
van Psomiades
Rosella Boucouvalas
Maine Arts and Crafts Exhibit Extended at McArthur Library
The Maine Arts and Crafts show at McArthur Library extends to April 30 per Librarian Dane Yorke. New displays include Roux family jewelry made from tourmaline travertine and quartz and insect brooches. Dorothy Cole of Biddeford contributes an oil painting Indian Tree from Cole Dairy Farm Dayton.
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Maine
McArthur Library
Dane Yorke
Roux
Lewiston
Dorothy Cole
Biddeford
Cole
Dayton
Saco Legion Committee Plans Nomination at May Meeting
The Owen-Davis Post American Legion in Saco appointed a nominating committee led by William Steinke Jr to propose officers for the next meeting. Memorial Day plans were set with William F. Wilson Jr as chair. The First District meeting is May 9 in Kittery. New members David Tousignant and Ralph Pitt joined. Roger L. Grant became finance officer to complete an unexpired term. Next meeting is May 6.
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Fred Mullins
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
William Steinke, Jr
Hartley Lewis
David Whelan
Henry Blanchette
Joseph Stirling
William F. Wilson, Jr
Legion First District
Kittery Legion
Samuel Rankin
York County Council
Kennebunkport
David Tousignant
Ralph Pitt
Roger L. Grant
Mullins
Biddeford Nun To Speak At Lewiston Meeting
Rev. Sister Elizabeth of France, supervisor of St. Andre home and hospital in Biddeford, will be the featured speaker at a joint Lewiston Auburn Catholic Bureau for Social Service and Catholic Social Service Associates meeting tonight. She directs St. Andre and holds a Mercy college degree with a master’s in social work from Boston College. She will discuss counseling and guidance services and the adoption program at St. Andre.
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Sister Elizabeth
France
St. Andre Home
Biddeford
Lewiston
Lewiston-Auburn
Maritime Academy Plans Atom Course
The Maine Maritime Academy announced that its engineering students will begin nuclear power courses next year. Rear Adm. George J. King said the program responds to the launch of the nations first nuclear powered ship Savannah and will prepare graduates for positions on future merchant ships.
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Castine
Maine Maritime Academy
George J. King
Savannah
MMA
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New England
Krueger Beer
Krueger Brewing CO
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Engineering & Design Service
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Martin
Main Street
Tel
Spruce
Bangor
Portland, Maine
Brewer, Maine
Saco Grangers
David Gray
Olel Fourdline Gut
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Boston Common
Wiomas
PTA
Neal Rivers
Saco Legion Committee
Siak
Kelly Safe
TRAC
KELLY
Kelly Trac Trac
Tire Service
York County
Dial
Washington Street
Furriers
Murphy’s
Main
Maritime Academy
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