Church Women To Elect State At Old Orchard
The Women s Society of Christian Service met at the Old Orchard Beach Methodist church vestry Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Florence Benson led the session with devotions by Mrs Hazel Kennett and a salad luncheon report by Treasurer Mrs Annie Dolbier. A nominating committee report was given and officers will be elected at the June 4 meeting. annual reports to be read then at Mrs Benson s home. A rummage sale was prepared by Mrs Gertrude Leonard and Mrs Elizabeth Garland for Aunt Evelyn s cafeteria Old Orchard Street today and Saturday.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Old Orchard Beach Methodist Church Vestry
Florence Benson
Hazel Kennett
Annie Dolbier
Retta Sait
Ben‘son
Atlantic Avenue
Alice Browne
Hazel Davis
Cora Jones
Frances John‘son
Gertrude Wight
Gertrude Leonard
Elizabeth Garland
Aunt
Deralei Shraubman
Thornton Academy
York County
American Association of University of Women
Homestead
South Berwick
Judith McNabb
Barbara Hackett
Biddeford High School
Miss Shraybman
Irving
Kennebunkport Playhouse
Thomas F. Moore
George D. Love
Carleton F. Davis
H. W. Stevens
Joseph Truman
Kenneth Burr
Adelbert Jakeman
Willard C. Mosher
Gilbert Harrison, Jr
Waerville
University of New Hampshire
AAUW
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
United States
State of Maine
Robert Bowie
Saco Beach II Ready for Doubleheader Season Start
Little League president announces Saco Old Orchard Beach Lions Owen-Davis Boucouvalas and Bagley teams rosters for two 18 game halves starting June 6 at Saco Little League field. Schedule lists June 6 and July 11 doubleheaders with 1 45 and 1 30 start times and makeups on Fridays if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco-Old Orchard
Beach Little League
Little League
Rod Bergeron
Saco Little League
Bagley
John Laird
Frank Jones
Paul Callahan
Ronald Cartier
Kenneth Goodwin
Zbignew Kurlanska
Denis LeBlanc
Ernest LeClair
Dwight Bonang
Patrick Boudreau
Donald Caouette
Bog
Boucouvalas
Bagley's
Lions
Owen-Davis
Bruins Triumph as Buddin Lifts Boston Past Kansas City 5 0
Boston manager Mike Higgins praised Don Buddin after Buddin collected a double and two singles in four trips to lift the Red Sox to a 5 0 win over Kansas City. Jim Busby and Jackie Jensen hit solo homers and Dick Gernert added a three run shot as Tom Brewer and Leo Kiely combined on a nine hit shutout. Brewer stayed in after a finger injury, while the Sox prepare to face Washington in a weekend series with Ike Delock and Camilo Pascual slated to pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mike Higgins
D. I
Don Buddin
Kansas City
Higgins
Jim Busby
Jackie Jensen
Dick Gernee
Tom Brewer
Ray Boone
Leo Kiely
Buddin
Busby
Ned
Garver
Jensen
Gernert
Frank Malzone
Brewer
Boone
A’s
Kiely
Sox
Washington
Ike Delock
Camilo Pascual
Baseball standings and results from Thursday and upcoming schedule
The Associated Press notes American League leaders Cleveland and Chicago atop their divisions with records around 21 wins. Boston defeated Kansas City 5 0 in Thursday action. Friday and weekend schedules feature Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at Kansas City among others. In the National League Milwaukee and San Francisco vie atop standings while Pittsburgh routed St Louis 7 2 in Thursday play and Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 0.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwauks
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1959 Major League Standouts
The figures list top performers by league including Kuenn Fox Killebrew Colavito and Aparicio in batting runs and hits. Pitching leaders Wilhelm McLish Walker Shaw Grant Larsen and Wynn show wins and strikeouts with several 3 plus decision leaders. In the NL and AL leaders appear for runs RBIs and home runs with Mathews Aaron Banks and Mays among others.
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Associated Press
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Triandos
Baltimore
Colavito
Keine
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Keough
Cerv
House
Allison
Aparicio
Landis
Wilhelm
McLish
Walker
Shaw
Grant
Larsen
New York
Wynn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Temple
Cincinnati
Cimoli
St. Louis
Cana
Thornton Class of 1944 Plans Reunion Banquet
The Thornton academy Class of 1944 schedules a reunion banquet for June 27 at the Wonder Bar at 7 p m The event was approved at a workshop at Mrs Leon ard Bucci Saco s home Chairman Millard Tripp Jr announced invitations will be sent and a committee was formed to collect missing addresses The next meeting is in two weeks to arrange the program and confirm banquet reservations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Leonard Bucci Saco
Millard Tripp, Jr
Robert Hunt
Robert Lockhart
Bragdon Hanson
Bucci
Tripp
Strikeouts-Drysdale Los Angeles 59 Spahn Milwaukee 49
Drysdale struck out 59, Milwaukee faced Spahn as Los Angeles met Milwaukee in a pitching duel. The page notes a high strikeout count for Drysdale against the Braves and a strong showing by Spahn for the Brewers in this era game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drysdale
Los Ageles
Spahn
Milwaukee
Union Bowling Loops To Hold Annual Banquet
The TWUA AFL C IO Ladies and Mens bowling leagues will hold their annual banquet at the Wonderbar steak house tomorrow night at 6 30. About 100 trophies will be awarded to the three CIO league top teams and outstanding bowlers. More than 180 bowlers and guests are expected. Cash prizes go to other teams and for high team total and single marks. Special guests include Michael Schoonjans Leo Bedard Alexander Anastasoff Billy Manning Chris Anton Nick Gillis. The committee includes Thomas LeBlanc Ralph Lachance Arthur Rizas Rita Murphy Rolande Roy Cecile Fournier Phyllis Tanguay Nancy Lessard Priscilla Guertin. Afterward refreshments and dancing to Mike Drapeau orchestra will follow at Union hall Main street. No guest tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWUA
Afl-Cio
Wonderbar
Michael Schoonjans
Leo Bedard
Alexander Anastasoff
Billy Manning
Chris Anton
Nick Gillis
Thomas Le‘Blanc
Ralph Lachance
Arthur Rizas
Rita Murphy
Rolande Roy
Cecile Fournier
Phyllis Tanguay
Nancy Lessard
Priscilla Guertin
Mike Drapeau
Union Hall
Main Street
Mona A Nason Engaged to Leo St Michel in Saco
Mr and Mrs Linwood Nason announce the engagement of their daughter Mona Ann Nason to Leo Paul St Michel son of Mr and Mrs Edgar St Michael The couple will wed after Mona finishes her studies at Thornton Academy Leo serves in Maine National Guard Company D 103rd Infantry Portland and works at Pepperell Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Nason
Pleasant Street
Saco
Mona Ann Nason
Leo Paul St. Michel
Edgar St. Michael
15Th Street
Old Orchard Beach
Miss Nason
Thornton Academy
Maine National Guard
103Rd Infantry
Portland
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
AMVETS Auxiliary Meets at Old Orchard Beach
The Abbott-Verville AM VETS auxiliary met Thursday at the post home on Walnut Street Old Orchard Beach with President Mrs Joan Tenan presiding. They discussed sending SOS and CARE l program boxes to service members, distributing Young America's Creed, and planning fall card parties. A magazine to Agusan high school in the Philippines was approved along with donations to Meals for Millions and the Freedom Foundation Valley Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott-Verville Post
Amvets
Levening
Post
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
Joan Tenan
Lorene Wyman
Tonneill
Seaso
Irene McGlaufin
Agusan
Butuan City
Philippines
Freedom Facts
Elien Clark
Aer
Marie Aender
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Rosalie Rixl
Lorraine Wyman
Mary Emery
Bea Skidds
National Guard Names New Cavalry Commanders in Saco
First Lt. Joseph Deschenes of Sanford selected as commanding officer of Howitzer Battery 103rd Armored Cavalry, with Second Lt. Raymond E. Shorey as executive officer. Annual camp dates set for July 11 to 26. Re-enlistees include Rene Provencher, Conrad Boisvert, Richard Libby, Antonio Marchand. New enlistees Robert Bibeau and Donald Drown. Enlistment rolls remain open. information via MSGT Philip E. Bibeau at the Saco armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
103Rd
Armored ‘Cavalry Regiment
Saco National Guard
Joseph Deschenes
Sanford
Saco Armory
Raymond E. Shorey
Sfc
Rene J. Provencher
Conrad A. Boisvert
Richard R. Libby
Antonio Marchand
Robert E. Bibeau
Donald S. Drown
MSGT
Philip E. Bibeau
Biddeford Cub Scout Pack Plans June Outing
Biddeford Cub Scout Pack 305 holds a meeting at Mrs. Arthur Girard home to finalize plans for a May pack meeting on Tuesday at 6:30 p m at the Mason street Scout hall and a June outing on June 21 at the Drews Mills road Scout lot with a rain date of June 28. Box lunches will be eaten and prizes awarded to winners. Attendees include Cubmaster John St Onge Assistant Cubmaster Raymond Letellier Pack Chairman Philip Hatch Committeeman John Hudson and Den Mothers Mrs. Marion St Onge Mrs. Jean Hudson Mrs. Aurore Bishop and Mrs. Jeanette Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Arthur Girard
Westmore Avenue
Mason Street
Drews Mills Road
John St. Onge
Raymond Letellier
Philip Hatch
John Hudson
Den
Marion St. Onge
Jean Hudson
Aurore Bishop
Jeanette Girard
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Plans Annual Outing
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary in the fire station approved two project plans and named a committee to decorate graves for Memorial Day. They scheduled the annual outing for May 28 at The Porpoise Cape Porpoise with attendees to contact President Lillian Gagnon by tomorrow night and depart from the station at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Laura Robbins
Leona Allen
Betty Scott
Porpoise
Cape Porpoise
Lillian Gagnon
Elsie Buzzell
Meme Jameson
Union Special Meeting Discusses Termination To Seek Wage Rise
A special meeting is set for 11 a.m. Sunday at the union hall by Textile Workers Local 406 in Saco Lowell shops to consider terminating the current contract to seek higher wages and benefits. The contract expires September 15, and a 60 day notice is required by Taft Hartley. If no timely union notification by July 15, the agreement remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Workres Local 406
Saco-Lowel
Saco-Lowell
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Biddeford Pool
MIDAS
Ocean Street
Auto Super Mart
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Oldsmobile
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Chrysler Corp
Chadwick Motor CO
Good Service
Elm Street
Forest Avenue
Richard Bergeron
Robert Estes
Joseph Graves
Kenneth Pike
George Renell
Mark Willett
David Doyle
Frank Goodwin
Lawrence Meserve
Mathew Ruben
David Swell
Rodney Chorozy
Bruce MacKenzie
David Massie
Richard Pike
Old Orchard Beach Lions
Hugh Cullinen
Louis DiAngelo
Frank Goldrick
Normand Jolin
John Lambert
Maurice Paquette
Lee Saucier
Walter Bellerose
Steve L'Heureux
Timothy Tucker
Nelson Bellerose
Patrick Greenlaw
Michael Sante
Peter Verrill
Owen Davis
Steve Arsenault
Walter Norrad
Brian
Arsenault
Mark Block
David Hickey
Dennis Mullins
Wayne Norrad
William Shea
Gerard Cloutier
Robert Houde
Raymond Janson
Wayne Nason
Theodore Wilcox
Larry McCrum
Donald Mercier
Donald Nason
Glenn Parisie
Bagley‘s
Aauw Awards
Neal
T. Taylor
Pinson
Robinson
Klippstein
Thornton
Union
Mona A. Nason
Leo St. Michel
Amvets Post
National Guard
Winifred Nicholas
Laurette McAlevey
Christabel Gagnon
Judy Gagne
Alice Eastman
Mary Littlefield
Gagnon
May Hospitality Committee
Prince Leopold of
Saxe-Coburg
Princess Charlotte
England
Queen Victoria
Argainland
Ageratum
DAVIS
South Street
Dial
Office OF
Maurice J. Arsenault
Public Accountant
Maine
Saco Residents
Saco Police and Fire Commission
Goudreau-Cadorette CO
Wall and Furniture Renewers
Water Street
Stel
Bermuda
India
Madras
Kennebunk
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