Polackwich Golf Cup Beaten In Maine Amateur
Saco players Steve and Al Polackwich were eliminated in the first round of the Maine Amateur at Portland Country Club. Larry Leete upset the doctor state champion 8 and 6. Al Polackwich fell to Johnny Boyd 1 up. Several others also exited, including Bud Hersey and Bill Bonney advancing, while many local golfers were eliminated or retired due to defaults or close margins.
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Saco
Steve
al Polackwich
Maine
Portland Country Club
Larry Lete
Johnny Boyd
Portland
Bill Bonney
Kennebunk
Boyd
Leete
Bud Hersey
Bar Harbor
Bob Menard
Biddeford-Saco
Dick Marshall
Wilson
Ted Alfond
Waterville
al Simard
al Hanscom
Sam Serpico
Arundel
Ralph McLean
Park
John Ober
John Conley
Riverside
Bob Whalen
Biddeford
al Richardson
Partial Water Ban In Effect In Portsmouth
In Portsmouth New Hampshire a partial water ban limits lawn watering and outdoor use while car washing remains allowed. City Manager Robert C Viollett says standpipes and water towers refill too slowly to meet demand as four million gallons sit unused nearby at the Bellamy River dam which is under dispute over ownership and operation. A Portsmouth committee will meet Air Force officials in Washington next week to discuss the issue.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Robert C. Violette
Bellamy River
Air Force
Pease Air Force Base
Washington
Pope Calls for Global Christian Unity in Encyclical
Pope John XXIII urges worldwide cooperation among Christians in a new encyclical marking 70 years since Rerum Novarum. The document covers private property and state intervention, social justice, and development, urging equal partnership and warning against colonialism in aiding poorer nations.
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Leo XIII
Pope Pius XI
Pius XII
Universal Church
John
Western powers face Berlin crisis over East German control
The article outlines three possible East German moves to assert control over Berlin supply routes, including a Berlin blockade or border checks. It discusses Western fears of war and questions whether to recognize East Germany or allow separate peace terms. It argues the West’s position rests on Allied victory in 1945 and aims for German reunification, with Khrushchev seeking to end West Berlin independence.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
U. S
Khrushchev
Washington
United States
State Department
Nazi Germany
Germany
Britain
France
NATO
U.S
Khrush
Europe
Pope appeals for sincere political help in peace drive
The Pope urged genuine and selfless political support for a peace effort, calling on leaders and nations to back a moral stride toward harmony. He stressed unity, responsibility, and constructive collaboration to end conflict and promote stability.
Summer Apron Sale At Thrift Shop Opens Tomorrow
A summer apron sale opens tomorrow at Notre Dame Hospital Thrift Shop on Elm Street Biddeford to benefit the hospital auxiliary treasury. Volunteer workers donated aprons including large contributions from Mrs Fernand Bourque and Mrs Emeline Bellavance. Miss Josephine Driscoll chairs the event with a sales committee. booth opens at 10 am and runs a month featuring bib and half aprons, novelty numbers, cross stitch braids trimmed aprons organdy and percale items. Children's aprons are a featured item.
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Notre Dame Hospital Thrift Shop
Elm Street
Biddeford
Hospital Auxiliary Treasury
Fernand Bourque
Emeline Bellavance
Josephine Driscoll
Pool Road
Sub Contract Bids For Park Plant Are Due
Bids on sub contracting work for the new plant in the Saco Industrial Park were due at noon today in the office of Hugh Marshall Area Industrial Development Agent. Representatives of the contractors will meet in Marshall's conference room at 11 Monday morning for bid opening. Eight electrical heating and plumbing firms met last Monday as specifications were presented and bids were prepared.
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Saco
Hugh Marshall
Marshall
Cape Porpoise Church Sets July 26 Fair at Firemen's Hall
The Church on the Cape Methodist in Cape Porpoise schedules its Sea Harvest Fair for Wednesday July 26 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Firemen's hall with nautical decor. Miss Mary Zecchini chairs general committee, while Mrs Arnold Nickerson leads decorating efforts featuring buoys gulls and marine flora. A luncheon run by Mrs Frederick Crowell serves light fare downstairs from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Also on offer are tables of handmade articles aprons candy jams and jellies baby items and plants with various volunteers assisting. Fair cashier Mrs Ernest Ridlong and publicity chief Mrs Irving Perkins oversee operations.
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Church On the
Frederick Crowell
Firehall
Seth Pinkham
Richard M. Davis
Arnold Stinson
Alta Bradbury
Norman Stirk
Gordon Spence
O. I. Perrault
Evelyn Roberts
Frank Craig
Mary Zecchini
George Emmons
C. Austin Buchanan
Foster Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Gladys Mahler
Grace Packard
Loren Jordan
Woodrow Landry
Frances Landry
Ernest Ridlong
Irving C. Perkins
Tax Collector In Saco Sees Busy Real Estate Tax Morning
Saco Tax Collector Edward Ryan reported eight thousand one hundred fifty one dollars in real estate taxes paid between nine and ten a m as residents took advantage of the one per cent discount for full payment before July 15. Taxpayers have until tomorrow noon to pay and receive the discount. starting Monday the full rate applies for 1961 real estate taxes.
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Saco
Edward Ryan
Ryan
Bay State Man Fined for Driving to Endanger
Kendall S. Johnson, 20, of Lynn Massachusetts, fined 25 dollars in Saco Municipal Court by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. on charges of driving to endanger. Police said Johnson drove on Lucille Street. In a separate case, Raymond A. Quattrucci, 31, of Portland paid a 10 dollar fine for passing a red light at Scammon and Elm streets, Saco.
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Kendall S. Johnson
Lynn
Mass
Saco
William F. Wilson, Jr
Johnson
Lucille Street
Raymond A. Quattrucci
Portland
Scammon
Elm Streets
Firemen Need More Drills Fort Hall Fire Practice Burns Acres
About 100 men learning fire fighting on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation started a practice blaze. It grew beyond control burning 100 acres before experienced firefighters arrived to halt it.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Taxes and dividends, twins
Big governmental spending and large federal deficits worry investors. The piece argues high taxes sustain the dollar and that prosperous, tax paying corporations form the economic bulwark. It cites six major firms paying $3.62 billion in taxes in 1960 and stresses buying high quality stocks with solid tax and dividend histories.
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United States
America
Uncle Sam
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Motors
Morgan-Guaranty Trust
New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Sears-Roebuck
United States Steel
Telephone
Treasury
Inherited a Man What Stocks to Buy
The Forum discusses investor guidance from 1961, noting six stocks highlighted in the article. General Pleasures Corp. provides the copyrighted parental context.
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General Peasures Corp
Matter of prejudice in hiring older workers
Labor Department studies in Gerontologist find performance of workers aged 45 to 65 nearly equal to or better than younger workers aged 35 to 44. Older employees show consistent attendance and output, with many exceeding younger workers in productivity. Findings challenge belief that aging hurts performance, noting machinery offsets lifting/dexterity declines and long experience adds value. Ray Henry has a Social Security handbook offer.
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Washington
Labor Department
Leon Greenberg
Beteen
Greenberg
Ray Henry
Massac’ Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Cormier Approved for District 1 Customs Post
The Senate Finance Committee approved Lucia M. Cormier of Rumford Maine for the post of collector of customs District 1 with headquarters.
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Cormier
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Lucia M. Cormier
Rumford
Maine
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Journal Reach
Ounen
Thrift Shop
Cape Porpoise
Bay State
Harry C
Lionel Fecteau
Vine Street
Jeannine
Raymond Roy
Leo Roy
Pike Street
Miss Fecteau
St. Andre High School
Notre Dame Hospital
Roy
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
By Ray Henry
FORD
Motor Sales, Inc
Biddeford, Maine
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