Three Win Pie-Six Pool contested in tight match
Bolduc earned the win and Thibault the loss as Three Win Pie-Six Pool defeated St Jean 6 to 0. Umpires were Chretien Lauzier and Bergeron with a full box reflecting hits by Voisine Bolduc and others.
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Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Little Chains
Dancing Doll
Butler's
Voisine
Bolduc
Deschambeault
Millette Labbe
Tardif
Berthirame
Desrochers
R. Beaulieu
Chabot
Valliere
Thibault
Millette
Emmons
Ellis
Butler
Boucher
Choroszy
Pike
Etree
St Jean
Craig
Pepin
Meserve
Perkins
Massie
Davis
Laflamme
White
SS Succee
Parisien
Owen Davis
Dube
Boucouvalas
T. Davis
Dolby Lajeunesse
Houde
Beety
D Nason
Tremblay
W. Nason
Loranger
Ruben Poirier
Iffeeeee
Kimball
Ruben
Nexon
Eagles
Couvalas
Na- St. Jean
Son
Ruoen
Kins
D. Nason
Per- Loranger
Janson
Lauzier
Landry
Mercier
Eagles Lotthe Beem
Po Dutremble
Denoncour
Toussaint
Sue Nadeau
Ty Cantara
Gobeil Taylor
Whee Beaudoin
P Bernier
Rf Throumoulos
Rf Binette
Senenee
Kiwanis
Camire
Clifford
Laverriere
Dutremble
Journal
Cantara
Gobeil
Bagley
P. Miniutti
Beaudoin
Duheek Tremble
P. Miniutti Boudreau
Ib ‘ Desrochers
Lions Voisine
al H Po Szemita
Giilis
Deschambeault Geaumont
Boissonneault
Angelosante
Mariel
Wee As
Gagne
Ween
Lessard
Rf Potvin
Teteee
Gosselin
Verrill
N. Bellerose
Lions
Tucker
Menard
Kurlanski
Cawborn
Kur Millette
Caouette
Lev's
Halls Emmons
Duranceau
L. Beaulieu
Duran Lamontagne
Ceau
Duran Deschambeault
Angelo Turcotte
Sante
Arsenault Mer Seeeee
Es Cier
Labbe
Rhea Reety
Cloutier
Fecteau
Eebee
Doyle
Kimbal
Roodwin
Bowie
P Teeee
Major League Leaders AP Top Batters and Pitchers
National League leads include Mays with 353 at bats and 67 runs, Banks 76 RBIs and 26 homers, Aaron 24 homers, and Drysdale 136 strikeouts. American League highlights show Mantle 70 runs and Maris 27 homers, with Aparicio 20 stolen bases and Coates 9-1 record.
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Kansas Citap
National
AB A
Mathews
Boyer
Aaron
Clemente
Rf Banks
Great Ss
Coc
White
Mazeroski
e-Musial
f-Taylor
Crandall
Ec Burgess
Friend
McCormick
Ace
Buhl
Law
Rirrepo
Minosolf
Lemon
Malzone
Robinson
Maris Rf
Kuenn Rf
Mantle Cf
Kaline Cf
Skowron
Lary Ph Lollar
Daley
Berrac
Howard ¢ Runnels
Fox
Hansen
Aparicio
Monbouquette
a-Williams Estrada
Coates
e-Smith Beld-Gentile
Adcock
Bell Tide
Musial
Lary
E—Mathews
Nea Daley Burgess
Banks
Banks Mays
Banks Crandall Line
Sb—Skinner
Monouquette
Listrada Coates Bell
Lary Daley
Law BB Daley
Mantle McCormick
Mantle Runnels Howard
So—Monbouanette
Skinner
Estrada
Pinson Cepeda
Maris
Skowron Hansen
Gentile
Howard
Friend Balk
U—Honvenick
Gorman
Chylak
Boggess
Stevens
Associated Press
Mays
San Francisco
Larker
Los Angeles
Ashburn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Bruton
Kirkland
Will
Wills
Roebuck
Williams
Drysdale
Baltimore
Runnels
Boston
Smith
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Breeding
Lollar
Siebern
Kansas City
Snyder
Washington
Landis
B. Daley
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
South Berwick Hearing Set on Water Project
Public hearing will be held July 26 at the South Berwick Civic Center on a petition by the South Berwick Water Corp to extend mains to Knight's Pond for new water supply. The company says a new water district is forming to take over service, warning of a potential near term shortage as four large consumers are expected in two months. Forests cover 32 percent of Czechoslovakia's 49.371 square miles.
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Augusta
South Berwick Civic Center
South Berwick Water Corp
Knight's Pond
Puby Utilities Commission
St Andre School lays out summer projects and fundraising
At a St Andre Parents Friends and Teachers meeting in the parish hall, projects for summer and early fall were outlined with an estimated cost of 10000, of which 5000 remains to be raised by the PFT and parishioners. Blackboards desks and fire extinguishers have been bought, with yard blacktopping and wall repairs planned before September.
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St. Andre
Joseph Plamondon
Biddeford
Camp Devens
Mass
Roland Beaupre
Madeline Fortier
Roland Gauthier
Msgr
Giguere
Openings Listed For Assignments In Army Areas
Nine areas within the United States Army Air Defense command have openings for enlistment in July. Local recruiter M Sgt. Roland C. Bissail lon urged applicants to list three preferred areas among New York New York Boston Mass New Haven Conn Pittsburgh Pa Washington DC Austin Tex San Francisco Calif Spokane Wash and Los Angeles Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army Air Defense Command
Roland C. Bissaillon
New York
N. Y
Boston
Mass
New Haven
Bissaillon
Airmen Dead or Missing in Cold War Incidents
Eighty American airmen have died or gone missing in Cold War episodes over the past decade. The deadliest event occurred on September 2, 1955, when a turboprop transport was shot down in Soviet Armenia on a route to Turkey. Russia returned six bodies and denied knowledge of others. The United States reported a crew of 17. A separate 1953 loss saw sixteen crewmen died when a B50 was shot down by MIGs over the Sea of Japan.
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New York
Soviet Armenia
Turkey
Russia
United States
Sea of Japan
Beach Fire Battled Eight Hours Near Ross Road
Firemen battled a four acre brush fire off Ross road in Old Orchard Beach for more than eight hours. Fire Chief Louis Wharff said the blaze is now under control. Earl Curtis of Ross road reported the fire at 10:20 p.m. after a driver alerted him.
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Dasis
Lions
Owen-Davis
Boucouvalas
Angelosante
Bagley
Tucker
Don
Wayne Nason
Owen Davis
Butch Janson
Old Orchard Beach
Ross Road
Louis Wharff
Earl Curtis
Saco
Washburn man elected president of Higher Education Assistance Foundation
Edmund J. Rollins of Washburn is elected president of the Higher Education Assistance Foundation formed in 1958 to aid Mainers pursuing college education. Gordon Robertson of Bangor becomes vice president with Rich ard B. Sanborn of Augusta as clerk and Preston L. Jordan as executive director. Executive committee members include Rollins Robertson Sanborn Louis Bernstein of Portland and Richard K. War ren of Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Edmund _ J. Rollins
Higher Education Assistance Foundation
Vandals Smash 37 Windows In Fire Building
Vandals smashed 37 windows in the Arundel Volunteer Fire auxiliary building formerly Durrell School last night. Fire trucks were not inside. they were stored by Fire Chief Stanley Merrill. Two cars were heard speeding away as the incident occurred during the building’s conversion to a fire station.
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Arundel
Fairfield Woman Fined At Beach
Miss Charlene Brown of Fairfield was fined $15 by Trial Justice Wesley Mewer in Old Orchard Beach for operating a motor vehicle without a license after pleading guilty. Herbert Thorne of South Portland was fined $30 for passing on a curve.
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Walter W. Kozloff
Heath Road
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Kozloff
George Lawlor
Heathroad
Lawlor
Norman D. Descoteaux
Old Salt Road
Old Orchcrd Beach
Descoteaux
Donald J. Palmitessa
Pine Street
Biddeford
Albert R. Parenteau
Spruce Street
Robert Delong
Con Cord
N. H
Charlene Brown
Fairveld
Wesley Mewer
Old Orchard Beach
Miss Brown
Herbert Thorne
South Portland
Saco Church Summer Fair Slated July 21
The First Parish Congregational church of Saco hosts its annual Woman's Fellowship summer fair on church grounds Thursday July 21 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Items for sale include aprons candy cooked foods flowers gifts novelties and grabs for children with hot dogs and drinks available. A Lobster Salad Luncheon runs 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Committees list numerous volunteers across aprons dolls food candy gifts hot dogs grabs flowers and more.
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Women's Fellowship of the First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Melville M. Stack
Lloyd Trecartin
Carlton Sanborn
William Marston
Lawrence Dearborn
Ralp H. Meserve
Urban Roberge Jr
Nancy Meserve
Harry Neilson
Walter E. McKenney
William Harrison
Thomas Keefe
Ernest Woodworth
Paul Chadbourne
Charles Tuck
Women named in New Orleans event luncheon list
A listed group of women including Mrs T Wesley Keefe and Mrs Stephen Patrick Jr attended a luncheon in New Orleans Henry Hank 15942 Detroit and outpointed Hank Casey 1604 Los Angeles 10.
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Ter
T. Wesley Keefe
Stephen E. Patrick Jr
Robert Kang
Bernard McKiver
Richard E. Clark
Charles F. Gilpatrick Jr
Robert C. King
Oliver A. Johnson
Walter A. White
Associated Press
New Orleans
Henry Hank
Detroit
Hank Casey
Los Angeles
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St. Jean
Waterhouse Field
Huot
Lajeunesse
Elks
St. Jean Pesceyees
Drgigr
Ivesveers
West Biddeford
Memorial Field
Pat Miniutti
Kiyvanis
Kiwanis Ab
Hpo Cambre
Ween Gagne
Eee
Lamb
Cote
Paquette
Earth
Philadelphia
Saco — Percy’s Pharmacy
Thacher
Kennebunk — Bowdoin Drug
South Berwick
Czechoslovakia
Fairfield
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Zetland Islands
Saco Church
Robert Spears
Birger T. Johnson
Prince George Hotel
E. 28Th St
N.Y.C
5Th Ave
Madison Ave
Charles P. Kone
General Moneger
Gage
WINGS
Main St
Maling
Plymouth
Valiant
Alfree Road
Reed Motor Co
Pontiac
Vauxhall
GMC
First National Bank
Main Street
Nichols & Co
J. ©. Penney Co., Inc
Main Street, Biddeford
York County
Fecteau’s Hardware
Saco Hardware Co
Pepperell Square, Saco
Beauty Shop
Deyon’s Pharmacy
Water Street
Franklin Street
Pastime Bowling Center
Liggett’s Drugs
Reliable Furniture Co
Elm Street
Bagley’s Super Markets
Kennebun
Boucouvalas Bros
Biddeford Pool
Jerry’s Meat Market
Alfred Street
Matson
Aine
Rte. 1
Department Stores
American Discount Center
Washington St
H. W. Thompson
A. H. Benoit
M. H. Fishman Co
Maple Leaf Gift Shop
Flowers Gifts
Langevin
the Men’s Shop, Inc
Lew, Polakewich
Cascade Lodge
Portland Road
Able Footwear
Endicott-Johnson
Green’s Shoe Store
Mai Street
Dearborn’s Book Shop
Central Theatre
City Theatre
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