Brownie Troop Banquet Honors Local Members In Dye
Wiscasset reports the mother daughter Brownie Troop banquet with over 60 attendees. Gail Chaney and Faye A Tracey of Edgecomb were inducted. Welcome by Karen Cunningham. A certificate of appreciation given to Mrs W Philip Munsey. Color guard named. Local residents travel to Florida and New Hampshire for vacations and conferences. A Child Health Conference set for April 16 with Drs DiPerri and Bostwick attending. Curtis Plant pupils held a dance recital at Memorial gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Chaney
Faye A. Tracey
Edgecomb
Karen Cunningham
Sara Anne Beattie
W. Philip Munsey
Sharon Grover
Elizabeth Nichols
Shirley Hewitt
Della Hilton
Paul Bailey
North Edgecomb
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Stanley Dodge
Dodge Inn
Bailey
Central Maine Power Company
Lawrence A. Averill
Manchester
N. H
Averill
United States Power Squadrons
Manchester Historical Society
Currier Art Gallery
Harry Bailey
West Bridgewater
Mass
Oscar Bailey
Federal Street
Egbert M_ Sewall
Auburn
Charles DiPerri
Florida
First Congregational Church
Bostwick
Eva Hilton
Lucy
Chamberlain
Curtis Plant
Memorial Gym
Wesley Fellowship Attends Medomak District Meeting
The Weeky Church Youth Fellowship attended the Medomak District meeting at East Boothbay Methodist Church with seven members and Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Bell. Ruth Eden Hunter conducted the devotional. Carl Upham and Mary Ellen Clark were among attendees. The district elected Ruth Hunter as chairman, Carl Upham as treasurer, and Rev. Philip Palmer as adult advisor. The next gathering is June 6 at the Waithrop Methodist Camp with a cleanup and camp fire program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medomak
East Boothbay Methodist Church
Oliver W. Bell
Ruth Elen Hunter
Carl Upham
Peter Upham
Gloria Pinkham
Mary Ellen Clark
Karen Marble
Diane Gower
Hunter
Robert Cumber
Randolph
East Booth
Miss Bath Opens Naval Officers Club Ceremony
Miss Linda Leeman crowned Miss Bath of 1959 participated in the ribbon cutting for the Chief Petty Officers club headquarters at Naval Air Station Brunswick. As Miss Bath she officiated the ceremony attended by base officials and Navy officers. Leeman, daughter of Clifton and Mrs. Leeman of York Street, Morse High senior, was among 11 contestants in the Miss Bath Scholarship Pageant and is now eligible to compete in the Maine contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Leeman
Elitighc
Xuss Maine
First Baptist Sewing Circle Meets April 1
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church met April 1 in the church vestry for an all day session with a noon luncheon. They tacked two quilts and sewed aprons for a future sale and conducted an afternoon business meeting led by President Mrs. Minnie Pinkham. Cards were sent to patients at Bath Memorial hospital and to convalescing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Minnie Pinkham
Charles Further
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lila Place
Cora Blakeney
Lina Butler
Charles ._ Sims
Bride-to-be training: Mrs Vilardi teaches teens rifle basics
In Kearny New Jersey Mrs Emma Vilardi leads weekly rifle instruction for a group of teenage girls at the Police Athletic League range. She says learning to shoot now will give brides a shared interest with their future husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullseye Kearny
N. J
Emma Vilardi
Police Athletic League
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Easter Events and Local News
Woolwich Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary hosted an Easter hat parade with prizes for prettiest and most origins. Plans outlined for April 16 and 18 church events, grange sessions, talent show, and teachers banquet. Residents engaged in meetings, visits, and area school reopenings amid weather impacts. Nearby families and members reported travel, hospital stays, and local errand visits across Woolwich, Bath, and surrounding towns.
Visiting Grangers Conduct Meeting Woolwich Grange
Officers from visiting granges served as guest officers at Woolwich grange's April 1 meeting. Guests included Roland Tibbetts and Maretta Wilson with a program of songs, quizzes, skits, readings, and jokes. Members pledged contributions to Grange Educational Aid and Maine and New England Homes For Little Wanderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Roland Tibbetts
Southport
Maretta Wilson
Topsham
Eleanor Huber
Huntoon Hill
Lawrence Palmer
West Bath
Verl McNelly
Laura Seavey
Edgar McNelly
Bertha Palmer
Margaret Morse
Mabel Tibbetts
Ceres
Jacqueline Stilphen
Merrymeeting
Pomona
Florence Stilphen
Flora
Janet Collins
Ralph Stilphen
Bernard Thyng
Enterprise
Alex Burgess
Julia Barker
Mattie Collins
Evelyn Gagnon
Ruth Sherman
America the Beautiful
Woolwich
Leon Poulin
Beatrice Bailey
Grange Educational Aid Fund
Maine
New England
Grange
David Barter
Alberta Bailey
Marion Chubbuck
Maggie
Mattie
Alton Collins
Elizabeth Bryant
Edgar
North Woolwich Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
North Woolwich Methodist church held its annual meeting and officer elections on Thursday at 3 30 pm. Rev. Frederick L. Niles introduced Rev. Alfred G. Hempstead who conducted the session. Trustees and officers elected include Clarence E. Baker and Mrs. Baker, Jennie Howe, Arthur Allen, Mrs. Allen, Densmore C. Leach, and Mrs. Leach. Six baptisms and eight new members were reported. The church has been renovated interior with exterior painting planned this summer. Lilly Memorial stained glass window was cleaned and repaired and a new church sign to be added soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Frederick L. Niles
Alfred G. Hempstead
Augusta
Hempstead
Clarence E. Baker
Jennie Howe
Arthur Allen
M. H. Carlton
Densmore C. Leach
Leach
Lilly Memorial
Woolwich Firemen to Discuss Portable Pump Purchase
The Woolwich Volunteer Fire Department will meet Wednesday at 7 30 in the fire station to discuss buying another portable pump. Fire Chief Arthur Youland will show two color movies about inflammable liquids. All members urged to attend and light refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Vacation Breaks at Bath Iron Works Family Visit
A Bath Iron Works worker enjoys a vacation from duties while family guests include Mr and Mrs George Ames of Walpole and Mr and Mrs Harold Ames of Bath. They were Sunday dinner visitors to Mr and Mrs Judson Soule on Montsweag Road.
Card of Thanks for Doris Carter Family
The family of Doris Carter wish to thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and expressions of sympathy since bereavement. Mr Mason Carter Mr Martin Carter James and Jane Carter Greg and Avis Gebert Jack and Eleanor Spear Day's Ferry Woolwich Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Carter
Mason Carter
Martin Carter
James and
Jane Carter
Greg and
Avis Gebert
Jack and
Eleanor Spear
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Maine
May Patch Work Aims For Carlton Bridge Holes
Motorists using the Carlton bridge can expect temporary patching of pavement holes but no permanent resurfacing before May 15. Rep. Howard W. Mayo says he spoke with Vaughn Daggett of the Maine Highway Commission who confirmed no surfacing is scheduled before that date. Daggett will have the issue investigated further and patching of larger holes will be done if necessary as skeleton crews continue work toward a mid July completion and a hoped early summer opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Bridge
Howard W. Mayo
Mayo
Vaughn Daggett
Maine Highway Commission
Daggett
Birthday Bridge Club Meets at Coombs Home
Arrowsic bridge club gathered March 31 at Mrs Edward Coombs home. Members present included Norma Drummond Karl Rosenwald Ralph Steene Archie Wishart Maurice Shea Edward Johnson A Wright Zina Eaton with substitutions for Mrs Perley Ater. April meeting set at Karl Rosenwalds on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Coombs
Norma Drummond
Karl Rosenwald
Ralph Steene
Archie Wishart
Maurice Shea
Edward Johnson
A. Wright
Zina Eaton
Perley Ater
Carl Laughben
Wilbur Crocker
Herbert Craize
Edward Bourgue
Reginald
Reginald Cyr
Norman Drummond
West Bath P T A Meet Opens In Littlefield School
West Bath P T A met April 2 at the Littlefield school with President Mrs Anthony OQuel lett presiding. Discussions covered the Conant Report on The American High Schools Today as previously heard at Bath Council P T A. Refreshments were served by Mrs Alice Nowell and Mrs Ouellette. Residents urged Easter Seals returns and donations to Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. The Maine Central Railroad prepared to end its overcast passenger service on April 4 with a final trip to Rockland drawing many riders including children on their first such ride. Various local residents visited family members and returned from Easter holidays, including University of Maine students Jerrold Stover and Lannes Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Ladies’ Auxiliary
Louise Gilmeére
Eldin Wright
Jessie Spaulding
Alberta Brooks
Ethel Blake
Woolwich Grange
Masters’ Association
Alberta Bailey
Marion Chubbuck
Doris Haley
Grange Hall
Haley
Richard Barker
Lincoln County
Spinning Wheel Club
Jordan Wright
Clayton Stinson
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich
Maine
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Frank Reynolds
Old State Road
Lewiston
Sherman Reynolds
Michiel Mazeiko
Oronu
University of Maine
Mazeiko
Montsweag Extension Bureau
Ford Leader
Lawrence Higgins
Fashion Review of
Woman’s Club
Edward Joinseon
Beth Peterson
Mildred Shrump
The
Extension Association
Louise Lewis
Gladys Grant
U. S
Edmund Muskie
Clinton Clauson
Roland Peterson
Bristol Sunde
Murry Peterson
Bion
Leslie Ainsworth
St. Marks Cathedral Portlaand
Frank Rittall
Norman Drummond
University of Life Services
Winter Strewt Church
Bath
Peter Woodbury
Portand Museum
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Roland Pitersen
Dorothy Stuart
Georgetown
West Bath P. T. A
Littlefield School
Anthony Oquellett
Conant
Bath Council
Alice Nowell
Ouellette
New Meadows
New Meadows Inn
West Bath
Pine Tree Society For
Crippled Children and Adults” Inc
Maine Central Railroad
Rockland
Loring Small
Wilbert
David
Martha Small
Francis Deehan
Robert Burnham
Mark
Brunswick
Irving Burnham
Jerrold Stover
Orono
Courtney Stover
Lannes Fuller
Lance Fuller
Wilson Fitzgerald
Keith
Brian
Kevin
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Canaan
Lewis Kittredge
East Brunswick
Francis Dechan
North Bath and miles Bay thaw reveals spring drift
Community notes report Bay and Whiskeay Creek free of ice and wildlife moving in. Thomas Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson, home for Easter after a cruise on the training ship State of Maine.George Lawrence returns to University of Maine after spring vacation. Harry Higgins and Dillon Gillies also noted returning after vacation. Mrs Letitia DeGroot of Waltham and Wellfleet visits sister Mrs Rose Lee Higgins then returns to Waltham. H W Rogers is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. Gladyce Cothran of Bath and Edmund Higgins join Sunday supper at Mrs Rose Lee Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Joseph Robinson
State of Maine
George Lawrence
University of Maine
Harry Higgins
Dillon Gillies
Burdett College
James A. Gillies
Letitia DeGroot
Waltham and Wellfleet
Mass
Rose Lee Higgins
Waltham
Chapel Hill School For
H. W. Rogers
Bath Memorial Hospital
Gladyce Cothran
Bath
Edmund Higgins
Suburb Civic Club Plans For Paper Party
Suburb Civic Club discussed plans for a paper party at the next meeting on April 16 and announced that each member may bring guests. A rummage sale is set for April 27 with co chairmen Mrs William Spear and Mrs Raymond Hutchins. Traveling prize went to Mrs Harold Mott who joined as a new member. Refreshment committee named for the next meeting includes several members. A quiz program was held and refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb Civic Club
William Spear
Raymond Hutchins
Harold Mott
John Williams
Ralph Williams
Emery Footer
Lloyd Rovers
Frank Perry
Danford McDonald
Eight Morse Seniors To Attend High School Day
Eight Morse High School seniors plan to attend the University of Maine Orono high school day on Saturday. Sponsored by the Student Senate the event offers information on major courses of study to aid planning for further education. Attending from Morse are Edward Avery Earle Cooper Stephen Lee Donald Rossignol Harold Sonia David Thornton Stephen Wilson and Thomas York with some parents likely to accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
University of Maine
Orono
Ree Pe
Eay
Morse
Edward Avery
Earle Cooper
Stephen Lee
Donald Rossignol
Harold Sonia
David Thornton
Stephen Wilson
Thomas York
West Bath Grange holds Safety Night with police speakers
West Bath Grange observed a Safety Night featuring Bath Police Chief Robert E. Wagner Jr and Sgt. Benjamin Fitzgerald. Wagner spoke on traffic safety and showed accident photos. Fitzgerald presented a film The Closed Book. The program included singing, readings, duets, a stunt, and a draping of Algernon V. Shorette’s charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Bath
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Wagner
Fitzgerald
Frances St. Martin
Bertha Palmer
Alice Smith
Robert Palmer
Verl McNelly
Joseph Wilson
Robert Wagner
K. Mason Wright
Arvella Holbrook
Phyllis McNeily
Teresa Freeman
Janet Collins
Alice Rideout
Mattie Collins
Algernon V. Shorette
Home Economics Committee
Grange
Greater Bath Jaycees Welcomes Four New Members
Four persons joined the Greater Bath Jaycees at a Monday orientation. Armand Langlais Walter Longley Jascha French and Lloyd Coombs were introduced. State President Robert Easton of Norway spoke on self improvement and community service, accompanied by Ross Dowing. Decal sales for the Millionth Visitor celebration will start soon with Lew Colby in charge. A letter from Morse football coach Harry Hallsey thanked the group for its interest and the trophy awarded to Peter Cooper for ability leadership sportsmanship and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bath
Nor Way Jaycees
Jaycee
Lew Colby
Morse
Harry Hallsey
Peter Cooper
Morse Seniors To Attend High School Day At U of Maine
Morse High School seniors plan to attend the University of Maine annual high school day on Saturday April 11 with university president Dr Lloyd H Elliott as chief speaker. The event, sponsored by the university and the General Student Senate, offers information on major courses of study to aid students in planning further education. Last year about 840 students from 70 schools attended. Other speakers include June Adams of Ogungona treasurer of the Associated Women Students and Tiechard M Salisbury of Orono president of the General Student Senate. Entertainment will be by Phi Mu sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
University of Maine
Lloyd H. Flliott
Schchool
June Adams
Ogungra
Associated Women Students
Tiechard M Salisbury
Orono
Phi Mu Sorority
Bath 4-H Girls Win Ribbons at Auburn Show
Bath Teen-Age 4-H Club placed in the Better Homes Show at Lewiston Armory last Friday night. In the Style Dress Revue first prize went to Mariott Small Joanne Dauphine and Toni Toothaker blue ribbons while Susan Marchant earned a white ribbon. Senior Dress Revue winners Ruth Ellen Zedalis blue ribbon Susan Footer and Marjorie Doucette red ribbons. Accompanying the girls were Mrs Lindsey Dauphinee Mrs Elwood Toothaker and Mrs Raymond Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston Armory
Auburn
Mariott Small
Joanne Dauphine
Toni Toothaker
Susan Marchant
Ruth Ellen Zedalis
Susan Footer
Marjorie Doucette
Lindsey Dauphinee
Elwood Toothaker
Raymond Small
Richmond Fire Destroys Vacant House on White Road
Fire crews fought a blaze last week that destroyed a vacant story and a half house on White Road. The former occupant Ralph Winslow had moved to Dresden the previous day. The loss was about 1500 dollars. the top floor burned as flames reached the chimney. A small shed survived. no furniture was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Fire Department
White Road
Ralph Winslow
Dresden
Hutchins
Richmond High School
Maine
Employment Service
Richmond
United Baptist Church
Ralph Dailey
Alaska
Pushard-Guion Post Auxiliary Elects Officers for Coming Year
Pushard Guion Post Auxiliary V F W held a meeting at Mrs Marjorie Mailloux home. Officers elected include president Mrs Macy Adex ander treasurer William Hull chaplain Marjorie Mailloux conductress Gertrude Selent euiard Mary Hackett secretary and historian Eva Douglass patriotic instructor Sadie Eaton musician William Hull. Installation set for April 23 with Eva Douglass as installing officer.Refreshments served by Sadie Eaton Mary Hackett and Marjorie Mailloux. Beulah Rebekah Lodge met with vice grand Velma Johnson presiding in noble grand’s absence. Invitations extended for guest officers at R B Capen Lodge Augusta and Pine Cone Lodge Wiscasset. Plans completed for flying crown and guest officers night on April 17. Post Noble grand’s night to be observed May 15. Refreshments served by Mrs Margaret Bojesson and Mrs Ethel Pink. Thirteen Beulah Lodge members attended Bath reception for District Deputy President of district No 10, Mrs Ivey Carter and Deputy Marshal Mrs Athana Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pushard-Guion Post Auxiliary
Marjorie Mailloux
Mres—Macy—_Adexander
Willian Hull
Gertrude Selenteuiard
Mary Hackett
Eva Douglass
Sadie Eaton
Willia Hull
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Velma Johnson
R. B. Capen Lodge
Augusta
Pine Cone Lodge
Wiscasset
Post Noble Grand
Margaret Bojesson
Ethel Pinkham
Beulah Lodge
Bath
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Lewiston
Mrs Horace Huntington of Chestnut Street is a patient at St Marys Hospital in Lewiston. Lewiston couple Mr and Mrs Russell Ring returned home Saturday from a Florida vacation lasting a month. Students on Faster vacations at home include Misses Donna Bettle Crystal Farley from South Lancaster Maass Academy Larrs and Marylon Farley from Atlantic Union College South Lancaster. Mrs Reginald Emmons returned home last week from New London Conn where she stayed with her daughter Mrs Walter Varies who recently came home from the hospital. Mr and Mrs James G Carr and daughter Sara live in Brighton Mass while Mr Garr works at the Children s Medical Center surgical research lab. he is son of Mr and Mrs James J Carr William Street. Miss Lela Grover is confined to her home with a sprained ankle from a fall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Huntington
Chestnut Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Lewiston
Russell Ring
Florida
Donna Bettle
Crystal Farley
South Lancaster
Maass
Academy
Larrs
Marylon Farley
Atlantic Union College
Reginald Emmons
New London
Walter
James G. Carr
Sara
Brighton
Mass
Garr
Chnldren's
James J. Carr
William Street
Lela Grover
Moonshine Raid Unearths Hoop Artifacts near Pineville
In Pineville Kentucky a moonshine whiskey still was raided and found nearby were two hula hoops. Neither the still operators nor the hoops were present at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Dresden Litchfield Academy wins Bulwar League trophy
The Dresden Litchfield Academy captured the Bulwar League one act play trophy in lag week competition against Bridg Academy Sabattus and South Bristol High schools. Also noted is the birthday celebration for Mrs Olive Getchell at her daughter’s home in West Dresden with many relatives attending and cards gifts, a polio vaccine clinic at the fire house hall, and travel updates including Albion Beverage’s Europe trip and Rose Getchell’s studies in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield Academy
Bridg Academy
Sabattus
South Bristol
Olive
Getchell
Melville Houdlette
West Dresden
Grace Brown
Portland
John Houdlette
Herbert Lovingdale
Bob
Jim
Meriden Conn
Herbert Getchell
Herman
Harry Getchell
Gorham
Ray Getchell
Lynn Mass
George Lefavor Gratham
N. H
Alfred Houdlette
Audrey
James Cameron
Bath
Guy
Mobile
Ala
Fire House Hall
George Gould Richmond
Frances Carleton
R.N
Sout
Douglass
Marilyn Cobb
Morse High Schoo
South Dresden
Brunswick
Forme Bailey Farm
Albion Beverage
Call’ Hill
Europe
Shi
Holland-American Line
Rose
Vienna
Austria
Holland
Germany
Belgium
France
England
Handwriting Expert Entertains At Winter Street Ladies Aid
Grafton Davis of Wisconsin spoke at the Winter Street Congregational church Ladies Aid meeting on grapho analysis psychology. A chop suey luncheon was served and Dollar Day donations with verses accompanied the event. May sale plans and daffodil tea details were discussed with committees named for next week and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter St
Ladies Aid
Grafton Davis
Wiscasset
Ladies Aid O Winter
Winfield Morse
Frank Rittall
Wallace Ham
Effie Wrigh
Eva Lemont
Pete Bailey
John Sylvester
Alice Shorey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pencil Recovered From 1942 Shawnee Typing Class
Kenneth Barrett believed his automatic pencil was lost in a Shawnee high school typing class in 1942. A recent letter to the Shawnee News-Star revealed the sender had taken the pencil and was now returning it, explaining the act as a repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee, Okla
Kenneth Barrett
Shawnee News- Star
Mrs Edwin Thomas of Woolwich hospitalized at Bath Memorial
Mrs Edwin Thomas of Woolwich is a surgical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Thomas
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesley Fellowship
Miss Bath
First Baptist Sewing Circle
Hollis Leeman
Barley Neck
William Robson
Murphy's Corner
University of Maine At
Cpl
Ernest Lebel
North Carolina
Difford Moison
Nequasset
Henry T. B. Leeman
Jacqueline Durgan
Chester McCrater
Harvey Chubbuck
Topsham Grange
Fernald Bailey
Mountain Road
Forrest Johnson
Clyde Bailey
Mountain Roads
Hiram Bassett
Boothbay
Clifton Stanley
Edward Chubbuck
Arthur MacDonald
Arthur, Jr
Gardiner
Everett Main
Cindy
Auta Marie
Randall
George Main
Rodney Bailey
Bud Colby
Harrison Tipsword
Richard Hanson
Marion Hanson
Clinton Ham
Monmouth
Hilton Soule
Pearl Hilton
Harold Tasker
Montsweag Road
Maine Medical Center
Charles Haley
Sagadahoc Ferry
Chester Grover
Roland Mank
Fred Grover
Timothy Delano
Grover
Bernard Bailey
Maurice Hathorne
Murphy’s ‘Corner
Medford
William Berry
Nancy
Sara Jane
Berry
Mechanic Falls
Stanley Aitken
Vermont
Richard E
North
Moerrymeeting Bay
Greater Bath Jaycees
U of
Susie Clark
Clarence Fullerton
Joseph Melrose
Percy Bailey
Néllie D'Arcy
Elwine Durum
Alton Berry
Alice Potter
Raymond
Nequasset Stream
Selectmen
Alewive
Woolwich Central School
T. Tarpy Schulten
Harold B. Leeman
Lawrence R. Edwards
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