Wells Dominates Three Cornered Track Meet
Wells High undefeated at home over Traip Academy and Berwick High. Wells wins with 96 points, Traip 45, Berwick 12. Keith Darling takes two dashes and broad jump while Gerry LaPierre adds pressure. Amirault breaks discus record with 146 feet and wins javeline and shot. Wells faces Sanford and Stoe Friday.
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Wells High
Traip Academy
Berwick High
Wells
Traip
Warriors
Keith Darling
Dlashes
Gerry LaPierre
Jimmy Amirault
Sanford and St.oe
Darling
LaPierre
Alexandre
Allen
McCrillis
Gregoire
Wister
Libby
Phillips
Clark
Emerton
Stinson
Reeves
Weaver
Thompson
Ayer
Alvord
Berwick
Bucklin
Perry
Milinski
Bryant
Sheldon
Gallant
Varney
Smith
Chase
Amirault
Foye
Palm
Tie Bucklin
Gressis
Evans
Merrithen
Campbell
Mithen
Burgess
The Meris Shop Mother's Day Shipment Arrives at Saco Store
The Meris Shop at 260 Main Street Saco announces a new shipment just in time for Mother’s Day. Sunday is Mother’s Day, and the ad highlights gifts for Mom.
Trophies Awarded At League Banquet By 20th Century Ladies
The 20th Century Ladies bowling league held its annual banquet at the Wonder Bar last night. Twenty four trophies and cash prizes were awarded to 40 participants. Wildcats, led by Rita Morel and teammates Monique Audet Paulette Arel Dorothy Rheaume and Frances Lemire, were named league champions for a second year. Dominos finished second with others including Trophyites Jets Strikers Pin Shakers Goofers and Rockettes. Individual honors went to Margaret Edgecomb for high average Estelle Harper for sple trophy and Monique Audet for singles. Rita Morel also won the giant handicap rolloff and Wildcats claimed both team trophies. Master of ceremonies was Nick Gillis.
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20Th Century Ladies Bowling League
Wildcats
Rita Morel
Monique Audet
Paulette Arel
Dorothy Rheaume
Frances Lemire
Dominos
Jets
Margaret Edgecomb
Estelle Harper
Nick Gillis
Doan's Pills Offer Bladder Relief and Comfort
Unclear text promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for bladder irritation and related pains. Claims soothing effects on bladder irritation, fast relief for backache and headaches, plus a mild diuretic action. Encourages buying large size and notes long history of use.
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Doan
Sanford Wins In Close Tri School Track Meet
Sanford tops Kennebunk and York in a tight tri school meet at Kennebunk with 58 to 56 and 50. Stan ley Cole of Kennebunk set a school record 2:04 in the 880 and won the pole vault. Sanford dominates weights hurdles and dashes as Albany Taplin and others place.
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Kennebunk
Sanford
York
Stanley Cole
al Taplin
Ronnie Williams
Stoy
Magocsi
van Houten
Nowell
Cole
Taplin
Spencer
Batchelder
Hermann
Wiliams
Johnson
Starkey
Frederick
Dunnell
Balentine
Williams
Kalman
Morris
Magnesi
Woodsome
Randall
Walke
T. Pierce
Soucie
Young
Pilon
Crown
Griffin
Noell
Mile
Farwell
York Team Relay and Sprints Meet Highlights
440 yard relay results show Cole, John son, Batchelder, Spencer with 52.4 sec. York takes top position, Sanford and Kennebunk follow. 880 yard relays list York, Sanford, Kennebunk in order with 1:44.2. High jump shows Taplin first, Crown second, Saucier and Giroux tied for third at 5 ft 7 in.
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Cole
Johnson
Batchelder
Spencer
York
Sanford
Kennebunk
Taplin
Crown
Saucier
Giroux
Mondor Wins Industrial League Roll Off at Roll-A-Way
Norman Mondor of Rachel and Rene's won the Roll-A-Way Lanes rolloff in Biddeford with 591 total pins aided by 85 bonus pins. Roger Thibeault placed second with 590 and Edgar Maim third with 588. Henry Pelletier topped singles with 121. Mondor earned the trophy with Roll-A-Way Lanes donating it and all winners received cash.
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Norman Mondor
Rachel
Rene
Biddeford
Roger Thibeault
Edgar Maim
Henry Pelletier
Wakefield Heating
Mondor
UMP Golf Team Tops St Francis in Portland Match
UMP defeated St Francis College 3 to 1 at Old Orchard Country Club. Doug Hall beat Bill Watson 5 and 4 after a strong start. Rod Langlois earned the Red Knights only win, while Ben Truder beat John Lombard 3 and 2 and Bill Masterson defeated Cal Bridgham 2 and 1. George Watterson, for UMP, edged Rod Langlois 1 up.
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St. Francis College
University of Maine At Portland
Old Orchard
Doug Hall
UMP
Bill Watson
Rod Langlois
Red Knights
Ben Truder
John Lombard
Bill Masterson
Cal Bridgham
George Wattson
Pittsfield Names New Town Manager Earl A White
Pittsfield selects Earl A White for town manager role after Tuesday announcement by selectmen. White, a Greenfield native, has led municipal government in Boothbay Harbor and in China.
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Pittsfield
Earl A. White
China
White
Selectmen
Greenfield
Boothbay Harbor
Ln China
Khrushchev Visit Spurs Egyptian Preparations
Egypt readies for Khrushchev with royal railway carriage polish and gingerbread palaces. Nasser officials praise Soviet support for lifting arms embargo, Suez sanctions, and funding Aswan dam while seeking new aid of about 120 million dollars. Despite past clashes, Cairo expects a warm reception and aims to advance economic cooperation during an anticipated 20 plus day stay.
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Cairo
Farouk
Khrushchev
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Africa
Nasser
Twilight league opens golf season in Biddeford Saco
Harvey Lamontagne Jr., club pro, says the Twi Golf Twilight League starts May 13. All men must sign up with Lamontagne at the pro shop before Sunday. Six teams will compete in a five week first half schedule.
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Biddeford - Saco
Harvey Lamontagne Jr
Lamontagne
Johnson Rest Patterns Signal Stable Heart After 1955 Attack
A White House doctor outside the Johnson circle contends the president’s disclosed medical details imply a well-healed coronary thrombosis from 1955. Johnson’s routine shows cautious pacing with late-night activity balanced by morning rest, suggesting stable cardiac function and controlled workload.
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White House
Johnson
Maine Products Show forecast to be biggest yet
Portland officials announce the fourth annual Maine Products Show at the Exposition Building from August 26 to 28. The Department of Economic Development spokesman said inquiries from exhibitors are ahead of last year's Lewiston event, which drew more than 51,000 visitors to about 200 products. Previous shows were in Augusta and Bangor.
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Portland
Exposition
Department of Economic Development
Tuday
DED
Lewiston
Augusta
Bangor
Plans Set for Greek Pastry Sale at Biddeford and Saco
Final plans and committee chairmen were announced by St. Fotini Society of St. Demetrios Orthodox Church for the annual food sale opening at 9 a.m. Friday. Items include bakalava thipsis kourambiathis semousates finikia ravanie and koulourakis with committees led by Mrs. Kalagias Dragmonas Scontras Dalapas Collas Vanaties Coronias.
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St. Fotini Society
St. Demetrios Orthodox Church
Biddeford
Edward’s Market
Elm Street
Percy's Drug Store
Main Street
Saco
Steve Kalagias
Bakalava
Rosella Dragmonas
Thipsis
Margaret Scontras
Kourambiathis
Pota Dalapas
Semousates
Mary Collas
Finikia
George Vanaties
Ravanie
Helen Coronias
Koulourakis
Car Door Damaged In Saco Accident
Saco police say Jacqueline F. Nadeau, 34, of 16 Cleveland St., was opening her car door on Main Street when struck by a passing motorist, Albert W. McClean, 33, of Portland. McClean's car was undamaged and Nadeau reports about $100 damage to the left front door.
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Saco
Jacqueline F. Nadeau
Cleveland St
Main Street
Albert W. McClean
Portland
McClean
Nadeau
Vehicle Damaged In Hill Street Crash
An auto pulling away from the curb on Hill Street in Biddeford damaged another vehicle yesterday afternoon. Germaine Des chenes of Saco reported that as she traveled south on Hill Street she heard a noise and was struck on the right side by a vehicle driven by Maurice Wilkinson of Biddeford. No damage estimates were reported.
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Hill Street
Biddeford
Germaine Deschenes
Pepperell St
Saco
Maurice Wilkinson
Hill St
Unusual Daily Rhythm Described in Brief Snippet
The text notes someone staying awake up to ten hours and swimming before lunch while taking a nap each afternoon. It highlights a distinctive, nonstandard routine without broader context or identifiers. The fragment emphasizes activity bursts and midday rest as key traits.
Sewing Contest Is Judged At Grange Hall
Judging of garments at the National Grange sewing contest subordinate level took place yesterday afternoon at Grange Hall on North Street in Saco. Winners were Miss Beatrice Scamman in Class 1A and Mrs. Avis Briggs in Class C, with the entries advancing to the John F. Hill Grange in Eliot for the Pomona level on May 7.
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National Grange
Grange Hall
North Street
Saco
Geraldine Randall
Beatrice Scamman
Avis Briggs
John F. Hill Grange
Eliot
Pomona
Eleanor Watson
Doris Bachelor
Thornton Academy
Sarah Ricker
County Extension
Biddeford Officials Discuss Easement With Diamond National
City officials met yesterday with Diamond National Corp in the mayor's office to discuss an easement for new sewer lines crossing the property. Attendees included Mayor Willie Poms erleau City Solicitor York City Clerk Paul Deshaies Councilman-at-large Gilbert Boulcher L S Lavezzi and Alan W Coker of Diamond National. No agreement has been reached.
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Biddeford
Diamond National Corp
Willie Pomserleau
York
Paul Deshaies
Gilbert Boulcher
L. S. Lavezzi
Alan W. Coker
Diamond National
Speech Center To Open At Pineland
POWNAL AP A diagnostic and research speech center will be established at Pineland Hospital and Training Center with a 77962 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health. Dr Peter W Bowman Pineland medical superintendent received the grant through Sen Edmund Muskie. The program aims to study learning differences in non verbal mental illness. Pineland also gets 23639 for staff training.
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Pownal
Pineland Hospital
National Institute of Mental Health
Peter W. Bowman
Pineland
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Tariffs Cut and Exceptions Sought in European Pact
The article notes a continuation of tariff negotiations with a 25 percent cut suggested for European rates and lists of exceptions due by September 10 to begin tough bargaining. It also reports The New York Times saying the Soviet Union, harshly critical of the Common Market, is testing Western ties by signaling potential relations and possibly accrediting a mission to Brussels.
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New York Times
Soviet Union
Times
Gensleva
Brussels
The
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