
With the generous time and service provided by volunteers, they fixed up a baseball field at the Lisbon Falls Church of the Nazarene, clearing brush on the first baseline as well as the outfield; bringing stone dust to the infield; realigning 60- and 90-foot base paths; and adding a fence to the outfield as well as foul poles.
The project also included building two benches and a gear box which Libby built with his great grandfather, William Stevens, and great uncle, Greg Stevens, both of West Paris.

Libby, the son of Heather and Allen Ward of Lisbon Falls and Scott and Sarah Libby of New Harbor, is an eighth-grader at Sugg Middle School and plays football and baseball and plays trumpet in the school band.
He’d like to thank the following businesses, organizations and individuals for providing materials for his project: James Stevens Saw Mill, Aubuchon Hardware, Harry C. Crooker & Sons Inc., Hammond Lumber Co., Lowe’s, Rogers Ace Hardware, Gagne and Son, Fortier’s Locksmith and Safes, Paris Farmers Union, Subway, Lisbon Junior Athletic League, James Reynolds, and the town of Lisbon.
He would also like to thank Troop 109, former scoutmaster and stepfather Allen Ward, current scoutmaster Ray Schlotterbeck, mentor Peter Reynolds, Lisbon Junior Athletic League, Philip W. Sugg Middle and Lisbon High school baseball players and close friends and family who provided their service to his project.
Anyone interested in joining Boy Scouts should contact Ray Schlotterbeck, Troop 109 scoutmaster, at 782-3096.
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