Kennebunk News Notes From Page Three
Foxcroft with her father and brother visit Dover-Foxcroft. Local residents sell and host guests in Kennebunk and Melrose. Carol Taute reaches Youth Cavalcade semi finals on WCSH TV. Schubert club picnic planned at Little Ossipee lake with meet point at Christchurch. Marion Maguire and grandson Neil Gumprecht visit relatives in Maine towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxcroft
Lorenzo Stiles
Lorenzo Stiles, Jr
Richard Michaels
Mechanic Street
Kennebunk
Pond
Urban Lamonte
Saco
Wesley Lindsey
Melrose
Mass
John Lindsey
Summer Street
Hamilton H. Dyer
Storer
Youth Cavalcade
Wcsh-Tv
Schubert Club
Evelyn Smith
Little Ossipee Lake
Christchurch
Marion Maguire
Neil Gumprecht
Sherwood Maguire
West Falmouth
Leeds
Wayne
Monmouth
Local Women Win Golf Tourney Prizes
Two representatives of Biddeford-Saco Country Club won net prizes in the opening Maine Women’s Golf Association tourney at Brunswick Golf Club. Valerie McCallum carded 92-78 to tie for second low net in Class A, while Mrs Harry Wooster shot 100-73 to win low net in Class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Brunswick Golf Club
Valerie McCallum
Harry Wooster
Memorial Day Cook Out Guests From Area Homes
Old Orchard Beach residents and visitors gathered at the Gilbert home for a Memorial Day cook out. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gilbert and sons Dennis, Tommy and Kenneth from Saco, Mr. and Mrs. Stman Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norton of Falmouth Foreside, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGregor of St. Johnsbury Vermont, Mrs. Dorothy Mucci returning from Michigan, and her daughter Mrs. Gwen Mitchell of Scarborough. St Margret Ladies Society to hold a food sale after Masses at 8, 9, 10, and 11 in the parish hall with doughnuts muffins and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gilbert
Gordon Allgrove
Eden Lane
Alan Gilbert
Dennis
Tommy
Kenneth
Saco
Stman Gilbert
Ralph Norton
Falmouth
Donald McGregor
St. Johnsbury
Gilbert
Dorothy Mucci
Michigan
Gwen Mitchell
Scarborough
St .Margaret Ladies Socality
Gail Ann Kennedy Feted On Birthday
Gail Ann Kennedy celebrated her seventh birthday in Biddeford with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Pauline Kennedy at 55 Summer Street. Guests included Linda Hanusek Ronald Hanusek Cheryl Hanusek Joyce Nolette and Kennedy's grandmother Mrs. Daly and great aunt Mrs. Leona Cleary. Absent were Sandra Hanusek Phyllis Dumont and Nancy Dumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Ann Kennedy
Pauline Kennedy
Summer Street
Biddeford
Kennedy
Linda Hanusek
Ronald Hanusek
Cheryl Hanusek
Joyce Nolette
Miss Kennedy
John Daly
Leona Cleary
Caribou
Sandra Hanusek
Phyllis Dumont
Nancy Dumont
Taxpayers Planning Meeting At Beach
Old Orchard Taxpayers Association plans a dinner meeting at Seaside House West Grand Avenue Monday evening June 12 at 6 30. Hosts Mr and Mrs Anderson arrange for a speaker on land work. committee members include Mrs Harry Cummings Mrs Cynthia Michaud and Mrs Effie Ross. Reports will cover the towns financial status as of June 1 and town management's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Effie Ross
TV Networks Show Paris Receptions
TV networks aired Kennedy European trip coverage with Paris pageantry and little big news. Carib bean assassination of the Dominican dictator dominated the day.NBC CBS radio shifts hinted at host changes with Gunsmoke retirement and Marshal Dillon reruns. Helen OConnell to host NBC Here’s Hollywood. Lucy production plans shelved. Summer sports spectacular parachute jumping teased for CBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Kennedy
Caribbean
Paris
NBC
Dave Garroway
John Daly
I.c
Marshal Dillon
Helen O'Connell
Hollywood
Joanne Jordan
Lucille Ball
Lucy
CBS
Town Meeting Presided by Leonard Gray in Illness Absence
The record notes appropriated and expended funds against certain town obligations. Leonard Gray presided as president, with Mrs. Michaud acting as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Williams due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Gray
Williams
Michaud
Associated Press Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
The Associated Press reports results from the American League where New York beat Boston seven to six in extra innings and Chicago defeated Baltimore nine to four. Los Angeles won over Washington five to three in twelve innings. Kansas City edged Detroit six to four. Minnesota at Cleveland was postponed due to rain with several games on the upcoming schedule.
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New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
W. Pet. G.B. Detroit
Mantle
Gentile
Aparicio
Howser
Versalles
Grant
Mossi
Latman
Ramos
Pascual
Bell
Major League Leaders Batting and Runs in 100+ at bats
Baseball leaders listed by position and stat. Killebrew leads AL batting .340 for 350 at bats. Mantle tops home runs with 14. Wood and Kaline share runs with 36. Gentile and Cash drive RBIs. notable pitchers Latman and Mossi post 1.000 ERAs. NL batting leader Moon hits .366 for Los Angeles. Moon, Aaron and Mays pace runs and batting averages with 34 349.
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Killebrew
Minnesota
Temple
Cleveland
Wood
Kaline
Colavito
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Cash
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Piersall
Power
Romano
Sievers
Chicago
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Bolling
Chicago, Philadelphia duel tops tight baseball slate
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 in a close matchup. San Francisco leads St. Louis 3 2 as games schedule shows St. Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Philadelphia with Milwaukee visiting Pittsburgh among others.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angel
Baseball season leaders and notable stats on runs batted in
Aaron Milwau kee leads in runs batted in with 40 for Milwaukee. Cepeda of San Francisco has 14 home runs, while Wills of Los Angeles and Robinson of Cincinnati top runs scored and hits lists. Koufax of Los Angeles dominates strikeouts with 65, followed by Drysdale. Duffalo and Miller lead in wins among pitchers with 4-0 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Milwaukee
Cepeda
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Chicago
Bolling
Virdon
Stuart
Robinson
Pinson
Cincinna
Miller
Duffalo
Koufax
Drysdale
Holiday Winners In Country Club Golf
Mrs. Ruth Wooster posted a low gross score for women while Al and Steve Polackwich carded 38s to tie for low gross in the men’s sweepstakes at the Memorial da golf program at Biddeford Saco country club. In women’s sweepstakes Minnie Bogra kos led with Florence Driscoll and Pearla Tapley second. Jo Gelbke and Lois Watson fourth. Scotch four some low gross 44s were shared by Amos and Val McCallum, Phil McCallum and Pearla Tapley, Jim and Ve Predergast. Highs and other placements include Iam Flowers, Tom and Ellie Carr, Charlotte Bagley, Spike Renouf and Cathi Mourmouras. In men’s sweepstakes, low net was H. Jones with 38 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wooster
Steve Polackwich
Biddeford- Saco Country Club
Minnie Bograkos
Florence Driscoll
Pearla Tapley
Val McCallum
Lorraine Sawtelle
Jo Gelbke
Lois Watson
Urban Church Attendance Tops Rural Figures
Rev. Harrty A Rufiero of the First Congregational Church of Saco told the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club that urban church attendance exceeds rural, drawing on Ohio experiences to explain farm decline and church struggles. He urged consolidated parishes and youth programs as remedies, with Rotarian praise and a Portland delegation in attendance. Next week Fred C Scribner Jr will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Rufiero
Ohio
Ches
William W. Rawlinson
Rotary
Raymond L. Karnan
William E. Acton
Scarborough
Portland
Ray Hall
Edward R. Nelson
Guy Dunton
Benjamin Wilson
John Taft
George H. Brinley
Arch Dodge
Fred Milliken
Richard B. Flynn
Ellsworth
Richard J. Stride
Fred C. Scribner, Jr
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