Pastime Team Dominates Falmouth In Portland Match
Pastime of York Cumberland bowling league swept all five points in Portland last night, finishing with 1,606 pins to Falmouth 1,470. Gerry Bissonette led with 342, Benny Leonard top Falmouth with 332, other scores include Dee 317 and Lamontagne 314. Next week Pastime hosts Monument Square in Portland.
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Falmouth
Portland
Gerry Bissonette
Benny Leonard
Monument Square
Dee
Bissonette
Gosselin
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Letellier
Thornton Sextets Defeat Deering in Portland Showdown
Both Thornton academy varsity and junior varsity boys basketball teams beat Deering girls yesterday in Portland. The varsity won 35 to 25 with Patty Coburn scoring 19 and Margot Cote adding 13 for Thornton.
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Deering
Portland
Thornton
Patty Coburn
Margot Cote
Thorn ton JV narrow loss to Deering as Ledcer leads
Jane Ledcer topped Deering scoring with six points while Thornton JV lost 21 to 19. Evelyn Osborne and Nancy Mc Ausland led Thornton, and Linda Freemen and Martha Moulton led Deering.
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Deering
Thornton
Evelyn Osborne
Nancy McAusland
Linda Freemen
Martha Moulton
New Officers Named by Mothers Circle Bradford Chapter
At the Bradford chapter of the Order of DeMolay Mothers Circle meeting held at Biddeford Masonic hall, officers named were Mrs Irving Saperia president Mrs Evelyn Randall secretary Mrs D A Sanborn treasurer and Mrs James Zafirson chaplain A semi public installation is planned for February 10 at 2 30 p m in Biddeford Masonic hall with Mothers Circle members serving refreshments Outgoing president Mrs Helen Bowie oversaw the meeting and refreshments were provided by Mr Lawrence Bowie Mrs Samuel Harrisburg and Mrs Nicholas Scontras.
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Order of DeMolay
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Irving Saperia
Evelyn Randall
D. A. Sanborn
James Zafirson
Mothers Circle
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Lawrence Bowie
Samu Harrisburg
Nicholas Scontras
Youth Pleads Innocent To Murder Charge
Thomas Knott Jr a 17 year old high school athlete pleads innocent to murder in the 1961 slaying of Nancy Frenier 19. He also faces a separate death in Attleboro Massachusetts case as Rhode Island authorities transfer to Superior Court. Police say he admitted an urge to kill and investigators tied knives found near Frenier’s body to the attack.
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Thomas Knott, Jr
Nancy Ann Frenier
Leo Patrick McGowan
Knott
Edith Martin
Attleboro
Mass
Rhode Island Family Court
Superior Court
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Inmate John Barber Sentenced After Reformatory Riots
PORTLAND AP John Barber 17 of Ellsworth received 12 to 24 months in prison for being incorrigible and detrimental to the Men's Reformatory in South Windham. He was found guilty after a jury trial that began Monday. one of about a dozen inmates indicted following riot activity last October.
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Reformatory
Youth Sentenced For Assaulting Elderly Man
Island Falls AP report details a case where four Millinocket travelers befriended by William Cusack beat him after a dispute over coffee. Dennis Moore 18 pleaded guilty in Houston District Court to assault and battery and was sentenced to the reformatory. Cusack was hospitalized in good condition with multiple bruises.
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Dennis Moore
Houston
Reformatory
Mothers Circle Of DeMolay Plans Item Purchase
During the January meeting at Highpine Masonic hall the DeMolay Mothers circle sketched plans for a foodless sale and for buying an item needed by the DeMolay chapter in ritual work. Mrs Evan W. Smith led the session and will oversee securing the item.
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Dwight H. Bassett
Alber G. LaPierre
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Bassett
Charles Bourne
LaPierre
Edward T. Rumson
Gilbert Grant
Benefit Supper Aids Kennebunk Fire Family
Members of the Webber Lefebvre post and unit American Legion in Kennebunk sponsor a baked bean and ham supper Saturday from 5 30 to 7 p m at the post home on High Street. Proceeds support the Ralph Brown family who lost their home and nearly all possessions in a Saturday fire. Mr and Mrs Brown and nine children were affected.
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Miss Desfosses Named Homemaker of Tomorrow Candidate
Theresa M. Desfosses of Marie Joseph Academy earned the top score on knowledge and aptitude tests and will represent her school as a Homemaker of Tomorrow candidate in the 1963 contest. The state winner receives a 1500 scholarship. national tour will name All American and raise scholarships for top placers.
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Marie Joseph Academy
Homemaker of Tomorrow
New York City
Washington, D. C
Colonial Williamsburg
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Plans for York County Family and Child Guidance Clinic
Community groups from Sanford Springvale Biddeford Saco and Kennebunk Kennebunkport met at Sweetser Children’s Home Saco to form a Community Family and Child Guidance association. The group aims to sponsor a traveling Family and Child Guidance clinic for York County based on AAUW surveys and local health and school officials input. The project is led by York County AAUW mental health programs with broad public support to start the clinic soon.
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Biddeford - Saco
Kennebunk Kennebunkport
Sweetser Children’s Home
Saco
Community Family and Child Guidance Association
York County
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Community Health Service
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport
Public Health Nursing Association
School Department
Diabetes Clinic Slated At Dayton Opens to All Ages
A diabetes clinic will be held Thursday from 10 a m to 12 noon at Dayton Consolidated School with Mrs Joyce Meserve RN in charge. The event is open to persons of all ages.
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Dayton Consolidated School
Joyce Meserve
Isolationism Reappears as U S Reviews European Burden
Article discusses a possible return to isolationism as the United States reassesses its role in Europe. It notes NATO strength gaps, European burden-sharing concerns, and a Mansfield led Senate review prompting warnings of sudden disaffection if allies do not increase commitments.
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John Foster Dulles
NATO
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Algeria
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Mike Mansfield
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France study group to report findings to six nations ministers
The EEC nine member executive commission will report back to ministers of the six countries with recommendations for solving outstanding problems. Britain will have a chance to discuss the findings with the Common Market members as the study proceeds.
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Executive Commission
Britain
Tax Withholding Figures From 1962 Decline
Report notes that other sources not subject to withholding were under $200 in 1962, indicating minimal nonwithheld income outside standard payroll.
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