Little Leagues rally halts Butler's early lead
After Butler's built a 9-0 edge Eagles surged back with seven runs in the fifth to tie 10-10 in the sixth before darkness stopped play. Arcand led Eagles with three hits while Marchand and Lauzier produced key doubles and a homer by Lauzier highlighted Butler's. A subsequent 4-8 victory came in the Saco-Nid Orchard Beach loop as Grace homered with runners aboard to spark West Biddeford's win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Eagles
Arcand
Marchand
Lauzier
Orchard Beach
Ken Grace
Pike
Gerry
West Biddeford
Jim Ready
Paul Camire
Memorial Field
White Stars
Rotary
Thi Stars
Camire
Michael Laverriere
John Throumoulos
Fagles
Laliberte
Laverriere
J. Pare
Rf B. Caron
Ready
Ef Lauzier
Miniutti
Ir. R. Cote
Ss Bergeron
Paquette
Rf . Lacerte
OR. G. Cote
Boucher
Bouffard
G. Laliberte
Parenteau
B. Pare
Vassill
Seeeee Grenier
Labelle
Butler’s
Gosselin
Guillerault
Ca- White Stars
Cyr
Macomber
R. R. Ron
Sack- Cote
Bergeron
Boucher Cote
Bryant
Keft
Oces
Berthi
Roy
Name
Mailman
Oe Pepin
Lettellier
Angers
Gobeil
Tragedy Follows Crash Of Truck In Berlin Village
State police say truck driver Robert J. McLucas 39 of Pomeroy Pa lost his way en route to Bennington Vt from a West Chester Pa terminal. He traveled roads past a treacherous hill where brakes failed. McLucas was killed in the explosion that injured 16 in the village near the Vermont line. a woman died of a heart attack and several homes were wrecked. The tanker was owned by E Brooke Matlack Inc of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N. Y
Robert J. McLucas
Pomeroy
Bennington
West Chester
Philadelphia
Troy
McLucas
Vermont Line
E. Brooke _Matlack Inc
Kennebunk Plans 16 Candlepin Lanes On Route 1
George F Wood and Lyman H Matthews announce a new 16 lane candlepin bowling alley on Route 1 Kennebunk opposite the Drive-In theater. The cinder block building on land owned by Daniel Crowley will be 120 feet deep with a 9- foot frontage. Bruns wick Corp will install lanes and partially finance them with Bowl Mor Corp handling automatic pinsetters. Groundbreaking planned for early next week with an anticipated November 1 opening. A glassed in nursery for children will be provided, and lanes will feature underground ball returns. Reservations for leagues to begin Monday through Friday with Open bowling weekends. Davis named manager, with premises to offer ample parking and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 1
Kennebunk
George F. Wood
Lyman H. Matthews
Cape Porpoise
Daniel Crowley
Brunswick Corporation
Bowl- Mor Corp
Scamloc
Sanford
Davis
Robert Davis
Kennebunkport
Maine
Wood and Matthews
Wood
Langsford House
Portland
Woodsford Club
Matthews
Mother’s influence guides Lariviere family toward nursing
Mrs. Lariviere, her daughter Claudette, and son Richard pursue caregiving paths inspired by Notre Dame hospital. Claudette joins hospital aid staff after prom and eyes St Mary general hospital School of Nursing. Richard signs for Air Force medical corps training in Greenville Mississippi, hoping to become a male nurse. The family emphasizes eight hour shifts, shared duties, and classical schooling to prepare for future careers in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Hospitalers
Lariviere
Claudette
Granite Street
Biddeford
Greenville
Miss
Peace candle-lighting ceremony hosted by Girl Scouts
The event aims to expose girls of other faiths to Jewish ritual with Rabbi Irving Block officiating and his brother Alan assisting. Mrs. Charles A. Culmer, national Girl Scout president, attends after receiving gifts from Pennsylvania and North Carolina scouts including a Tarheel gold lapel pin from Gov. Sanford, presented by Sandra Tilley. Betsey Keefer and the Lost Sheep Patrol of Sharon contributed a handmade comforter from raw wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Culmer
Irving Block
The
Brotherhood Synagogue
New York
Alan
Culmer
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Sandra Tilley
Redbud Lane
Raleigh
N. C
Betsey Keefer
Lyle Driver
Sharon
African languages taught at Michigan State University
Four African languages Swahili Hausa Yoruba and Ibo are being taught at Michigan State University during the 1962 summer session in the largest and most intensive African language program ever offered by an American university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Air-Ground Phones Now In Service
Air to ground radio telephone service debuted on American Airlines Flight 941 with stewardess Hope Patterson from 28 000 feet over Lakehurst New Jersey to The Sega Press office in New York. Passengers expressed excitement and more planes are planned to receive Skyphone with nationwide ground stations to follow. Calls are billed by distance from the ground station at call start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Airlines
Hope Patterson
Lakehurst
N.J
Cincinnati
Sega Press Office
American
Trans World Airlines
New York-Chicago-St. Louis
Two Children’s Institutions Merge Into Maine Children’s Home
WATERVILLE AP Two foster care providers the Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers and the Maine Children’s Home Society merge into a single agency With headquarters in Waterville and a branch in Augusta all staff from both organizations will be retained The merger articles were filed with the state attorney general The New England Home for Little Wanderers Maine branch began in 1916 The Children’s Home Society was organized in Augusta in 1899 and incorporated as its current name in 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine Children's Home For
Augusta
Maine
New ‘England Home For
Little Wanderers
Maine ‘Children's Home Society
State Attorney General's Office
New England Home For Little Wanders
Children’s Home Society
Out Of Staters Plan To Attend Industry Show In Maine
Purchasing officials from across the U S plan to attend Maine Products Show in Bangor August 15 16 and 17 to inspect Maine made goods More than 200 agents from federal state municipal and company levels will attend with visitors from Delaware Pennsylvania Minnesota and Canada and over 70 from Massachusetts Attendees include representatives from General Electric Boston Edison and Raytheon The event is expected to boost Maine manufacturing and food processing and some visitors will combine the trip with a Maine vacation trade impact noted by organizer Lloyd K Allen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamgor
Bangor
Maine
Department of Economic Development
Lloyd K. Allen
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Canada
Allen
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Small Business Administration
General Services Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
General Electric
Boston Edison
Laboratory For Electronics
Industrial Stainless Steel
Connecticut Telephone and Electric
Northrop Corp
C & E Components
Raytheon
Tools For Electronics
Ingersoll Rand
Sylvania Electric
Western Electric
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Norman Methot
South Street
Greta
Saco
Cascade and
Ocean Park Roads
Armand J. Mercier
Dyer ST
Bob
Little
Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Boucouvalas
Western Auto
Saco Little League Park
Saco Police Commission
Potters
Francis Stilley
Maine Port Au
M.H. Fishman CO
Main Street
York County
City Building
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Tnt
Campbells
West Street
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