Local Personal News Highlights Service Members and Hospital Time
Russell B. Buxton of Buxton Road Saco is a surgical patient at Saco Osteopathic Hospital. Mrs Alfred Peloquin of Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Richard Fenderson of Old Orchard Beach is a medical patient at the Osteopathic Hospital in Portland. Mrs G Carroll Carter of Biddeford attends the funeral of her brother Arthur Tibbetts in Concord Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Francis Malloy and family of East Hartford Connecticut visit John T Brooks in Biddeford. Stephen Halasz returns August 25 after eight weeks at Pine Tree Rehabilitation Camp Oakland. Paul R Marcoux USN son of Biddeford residents serves with Fleet Air Wing Three at Brunswick Naval Air Station. Roger P Routh USN radioman third class, son of Mrs Rollande Routh of Saco, serves aboard USS Wasp and recently joined Caribbean jet operations. Harold E Crosby of Old Orchard Beach serves aboard USD carrier in anti-submarine warfare support and recently participated in Caribbean jets. Richard J Houle USN radarman seaman, son of Biddeford residents, aboard USS Ticonderoga returning from six and a half months with the Western Pacific deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Oe Buxton
Saco
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Alfred Peloquin
Jefferson St
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Richard Fenderson
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
G. Carroll Carter
Elm St
Arthur Tibbetts
Concord
Mass
Francis Malloy
East Hartford
Conn
John T. Brooks
Westmore Ave
Stephen Halasz
Lina Avenue
Pine Tree
Oakland
Paul R. Marcoux
USN
Joseph L. Marcoux
Emery St
Fleet Air Wing Three
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Roger P. Routh
Seaman Athe
Rollande Routh
Middle St
Wasp
Caribbean
P. Crosby
Interior Communications Electrician
Harold E. Crosby
Cliff Ave
USS
Richard J. Houle
Arthur J, Houle
King St
Ticonderoga
Sea Fleet
Local fraternal and charity meetings planned tonight
The Court Decury of the Canada American Association meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Fremont Club Alfred Street Biddeford with a business session and reports. Bishop Fenwick Council Knights of Columbus meets at 8 p.m. in GAR Hall Saco. Daughters of Isabella meet at 8 p.m. on Jefferson Street Biddeford. Hadassah and Sisterhood lawn party postponed to tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Mrs Philipneider 26 Weymouth St. Saco then moves to the synagogue Bacon Street Biddeford. Unity Club Auxiliary mystery ride tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. from Whitten's Hardware Main St. Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada - American Association
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Fenwick
Knights of Columbus
Gar Hall
Saco
Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
the Hall
Jefferson Street
Biddeford-Saco
Hadassah and Sisterhood
Philip Neider
Weymouth St
Bacon Street
Unity Club
Whitten’s Harware and Gift
Main St
Midweek prayer services across Maine towns listed
A roster of Wednesday 7:30 p m prayer and worship services across Advent Christian, Pentecostal, Baptist and Bible churches in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Ogunquit Wells Kennebunkport and Kennebunk. Notable events include Faith Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach and Biddeford United Baptist Church hosting evening prayer meetings with choir rehearsals and Bible study hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Lyman First Baptist
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Ogunquit
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Tax Cut Proposal Alters Rates Across Income Brackets
The plan would cut rates for taxpayers at both ends of the scale. Current rates range from 20 percent on the first $2,000 of taxable income to 91 percent on income over $200,000. The administration proposal would split the bottom $2,000 into four $500 brackets taxed at 14, 15, 16, and 17 percent. The top rate would cap at 70 percent for incomes over $100,000. Two-thirds of the savings for income groups would result from these changes.
Deaths Notice for Arthur F Tibbetts of Concord Mass
Deaths-Word received by Mrs Groll Carter of Biddeford Maine states Arthur F Tibbetts died at his Concord Massachusetts home after a lengthy illness. Born in Saco he was the son of William and the late Mrs Tibbetts and a Thornton Academy graduate who moved to Biddeford then to Concord where he worked in contracting with his son. Survived by widow Florence Ellsworth Tibbetts a son William Tibbetts of Concord a daughter Mrs Howard Fairbanks Kalamazoo Michigan and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groll Carter
Elm St
Biddeford
Arthur F. Tibbetts
Concord
Mass
Saco
William Tibbetts
Thornton Academy
Biddefords
Florence (Ellsworth) Tibbetts
Howard Fairbanks
Kalamazoo
Mich
Juliette Lambert 64 Biddeford resident dies after long illness
Mrs. Juliette Lambert of 38 Bradbury Street Biddeford aged 64 died in a local hospital after a long illness. Born April 27 1899 in Biddeford she was the daughter of Mederic and Vitaline Girouard. Survived by son Joseph Raymond Lambert three sisters Venus Magnan Rose Bouthot Irene Bourassa and brother Romeo Girouard. Visitation at Emond Funeral Home this evening 7 to 10 pm and Wednesday Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm. Funeral from St Josephs Church Friday at 8 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Lambert
Bradbury St
Biddeford
Raoul Lambert
Mederic
Vitaline Labbe Girouard
St. Jospeh's Church
St Anne's
Joseph Raymond Lambert
Fedora Magnan
Rose Bouthot
Irene Bourassa
Romeo Girouard
South Berwick
Gee
Emond Funeral
St. Joseph's Church
Georgia W Evans dies. Kennebunk widow, 64
Georgia W Evans 64 of 20 Bourne St Kennebunk died at her daughter's Pleas ant Street home yesterday. She was born June 12 1899 in Lyman the daughter of Moses A and Lizzie Lord Smith. A secretary she belonged to Madonna Chapter CBS and was past president of the Webber Lefebvre Unit American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include two sons Lt Comdr Dorrance C Evans Wheaton Md and Donald L Evans Portland Ore a daughter Mrs Dorrance Clark Kennebunk one brother Roland Smith Waterboro one sister Mrs Eugene Soucy Kittery 13 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 from Angell Funeral Home Dane St with Rev Robert Culmer and Rev Fred Holmes officiating Burial in Hope Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Georgia
W. Evans
Bourne St
Pleasant Street
Ralph Evans
Lyman
Moses A
Lizzie Lord Smith
Madonna ‘Chapter
CBS
Webber - Lefebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Delta Alpha
Christ Church
Donald L. Evans
Portland
Ore
Dorrance C. Evans
Wheaton
Dorrance Clark
Roland Smith
Waterboro
Eugene Soucy
Kittery
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Robert Culmer
Fred Holmes
Hope Cemetery
Visitation for A. T. Donald Keith Amsden Today
Visiting hours for A. T. Donald Keith Amsden of Old Orchard Beach are today from 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM at the Dennett and Craig Funeral Home located at 365 Main St in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Donald Keith Amsden
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral
Main St
Saco
Have You Seen Joseph Hayes In Jersey City Case
Jersey City police report Joseph Hayes has vanished after his car, found Monday without plates, was reported stolen on September 16 1958. Hayes moved four years ago and left no forwarding address, leaving authorities unable to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph Hayes
Hayes
Stock Market Mixed as Chrysler Leads Early Gains
New York stock trading was irregularly higher with Chrysler up about a point as profit taking hit recent leaders. Parke, Davis fell over 2 points before trimming losses while IBM rose a couple of points. The AP average gained .7 to 273.4 as industrials and rails rose modestly and many glamour issues retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Chrysler
Parke, Davis
Associated Press
Ford
General Motors
Polaroid
Xerox
Control
IBM
Amerada
Richfield
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Fire crews respond to rekindled woods and field blaze on Elm Street
Biddeford firemen were dispatched yesterday for a rekindling of a woods and field fire on Elm Street, requiring coordinated effort to prevent spread and damage to nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Elm Street
Taxpayer phased in under proposal with staged start dates
The plan would put individual taxpayers into effect January 1 for part of the changes with the remainder beginning one year later.
Portland Forecast Notes Rain Likely With Cooler Temperatures
This afternoon cloudy with occasional rain and cooler highs in the 60s. Winds 10 to 25 mph southerly. Tonight showers and a few thunder showers, not as cool as last night, lows 55 to 60 with southeast winds. Wednesday mostly cloudy with diminishing shower activity, no major temperature change, west to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. August tides for EDT show early morning and late afternoon high and low times across the dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco Recreation Bus Schedule For Water Safety Program
The Saco Recreation Commission announces bus transport for the Water Safety program at Royal Ambassador pool Ocean Park. Buses depart Sweetser and Jordan School grounds at 9 30 morning sessions and 12 30 afternoon sessions. The list names which participants require or do not require bus transport across morning and afternoon groups with many named individuals and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Recreation Commission
Royal Ambassador Pool
Ocean Park
Sweetser and
Jordan School
Ronnie Berube
Kenneth Bouffard
Nancy Cloutier
Susanne Cote
Rachel Cloutier
Richard Cloutier
Roland Cloutier
Linda Cloutier
Anita Crowell
Randy Foran
Pauline Forest
Richard Forest
Robert Forest
Joanne Howard
Jonathan Howard
Martin Jewett
Timothy Jewett
Katherine Lockhart
Maureen Lockhart
Michael O’sullivan
Nancy Bouffard
Candace Pendleton
Susan Thompson
Ronnie Bouffard
Robert Charest
Guy Forest
Bruce Howard
William Howard
Robert Lockhart
Linda Mondor
Sue Mondor
Virginia Randall
David Walton
Robert Hardman
Barbara Tracy
Joyce Tracy
Roberta Tracy
Allan Berube
Jeremie Berube
Carol Blais
Kenneth Boucher
Richard Boucher
Kenneth Pendleton
Russell Randall
Herbert Sears
James Sears
Kenneth Sears
Susan Pendleton
Diane Pendleton
Sweetser
Audrey Allen
Deborah Bedell
Karen Brackett
William Choka
John Choroszy
Matthew Coito
Andre Compagna
Elizabeth Compagna
Patricia Compagna
David Coney
David Dawn
Janice Deroche
Jacquilyn Hethcoat
Harvey Lamoragne
Linda Lamontagne
Donald Lesie
Charles Massie
Mark Melnnis
Scotland Yard Finds Hideout Used By Gang
Scotland Yard announced that police found the hideout of the gang behind the Glasgow to London mail train robbery. Leatherslade Farm at Oakley, 53 miles NW of London, yielded a truck and two farm vehicles. No trace of the £2 27 million loot remained. Fingerprint experts rushed in as the area was sealed off and the robbers believed to be 20 to 30 men had left three days earlier. Authorities indicated a woman may have helped mastermind the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
Oakley
Glasgow
Brick Farm
Buckinghamshire
Warning Shots Save Saco Burglary Probe
Police Sgt Alfred Cote fired two warning shots over a fleeing man head to deter an attempted break in at Seal Rock Bottling Co on Old Orchard Road in Saco. Officer Joseph Nason heard a car speed away as the suspect fled into the woods. No items reported missing. description cites a 20 year old man, 5 feet 7 inches, brown hair, brown and white checkered shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cote
Seal Rock Bottling Co
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Cote
Joseph Nason
Nason
Welcome To The Fold Daughters birth notices from Biddeford Saco Journal
New residents welcomed with birth announcements from Saco Biddeford area families and SACO HOSPITAL. Entries list parents addresses newborn names and weights including Nancy Ann Remillard Bruce Karl Autumn Jean Priscilla Lucille and more with dates August 6 to August 12.
Ogunquit Man's Case Continued In Biddeford
Peter J. Connelly, 38, of Cumberland Center, paid a $15 fine in Biddeford Municipal Court after pleading guilty to passing a stop sign on Birch Street. In a separate matter, Judge Gerald C. Nason continued until Aug 23 the case against David Nelson Knight, 40, of Ogunquit, charged with cheating by false pretenses for writing a $10 check with insufficient funds. Bail set at $100. State Trooper Sherwood K. Baston filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Connelly
Cumberland Center
Biddeford
Birch Street
Gerald C. Nason
David Nelson Knight
Ogunquit
Knight
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Portsmouth, N.H
Gertrude Kimball
Wells
Atty
Armand Gendron
Sherwood K. Baston
School Children Must Register In Biddeford
Biddeford School Superintendent Raymond A. Kenneally urged parents to register children for the start of school on Wednesday Sept 4. All pre primary children five years old by Oct 15 should register at the Kenneally office in the Biddeford City Building with birth certificate copy and immunization record. Transfer students entering any public school must register at the same office promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Raymond A. Kenneally
Kenneally
Tranfer
Thhe
Trades Council Protests Navy Criticism At Shipyard
The Portsmouth Metal Trades Council asked AFL-CIO President George Meany to lodge an immediate protest against Navy officers who stated that shipyard employees just won’t work. Joseph Keraghan of Dover sent the telegram and copy to B. A. Gritter. Rear Adm. Palmer, after a Washington trip, offered no comment on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth Metal Trades Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Joseph Keraghan
Dover
Meany
Navy
Bureau of Ships
B. A. Gritter
Afl-Cio Metal Trades Department
Keraghan
Charles J. Palmer
Washington
Charles A. Curtze
Palmer
UVA Names Turnley Todd 1963 Football Captain
Center and captain Turnley Todd of Charlottesville Virginia is the 1963 UVA football captain. The 215 pound Orange Virginia product moved from offensive guard to center and is a dean's list student at Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville, Va
Turnley Todd
Orange
University of Virginia
Todd
Virginia
Bus Driver Fined For Driving After Suspension
Alton J. Brooks a 39 year old Portland resident pleaded guilty in Saco Municipal Court to operating a motor vehicle after license suspension paying a $50 fine. Brooks had been driving an interstate bus when it struck and killed Robert L. Nichols of Cumberland Center on the turnpike. Police said Brooks license was suspended May 10 due to a Christmas Day accident and was reinstated July 30. In a separate matter Judge Hilary Mahaney ordered $20 cash bail defaulted for Robert J. Halco of San Francisco who failed to answer speeding charges on the Turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Alton J. Brooks
Portland
Robert L. Nichols
Cumberland Center
Brooks
Hilary Mahaney
Robert J. Halco
San Francisco
Calif
Sewer Project Bonds Awarded At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH town council awarded a 142000 bond for the Halfway sewer project to Coffin and Burr, the low bidder at 3.8 percent. Construction bids will be issued soon, with other actions including approving a dump truck payment and scheduling a town square closure for WGAN’s 25th anniversary broadcast. Separately a Kennebunk man Frank A. Potenzo 43 and his daughter Sul tan, 442, were found alive eight hours after wandering in woods near Pettingill Pond with a campfire, in 40 degree temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Windham
Kennebunk
Frank A. Potenzo
Sultan
Pettingill Pond
Potenzo
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Coffin and Burr
Chambers
Wgan Broadcasting Services
Telstar II resumes operation after month blackout
Scientists and engineers scramble to explain Telstar II’s return to service after a 30 day silence. AT&T notes a routine ground command elicited a normal reply on its 622nd orbit. Believed to have launched May 7, it went silent July 16 and then transmitted a television picture and audio of the Star Spangled Banner on the following pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Os Co
TelStar
Bellee Laboratories
Andover
Maine
Earth
At&t
Testar
McNamara says U S nuclear force far exceeds Soviet strength
McNamara asserts the United States can produce a 50 to 6 megaton warhead for B52 delivery without further testing and cites a 1,700+ missile force by 1966 with over 500 SAC bombers ready for action. He compares Soviet forces as smaller, with fewer ICBMs and shorter range SLBMs, while the U S plans to expand its ballistic missile superiority and maintain alert readiness. The hearing includes Dean Rusk defending the treaty as preserving relative strength and readiness for possible violations by Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McNamara
U.S
Soviet Union
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Manu Mbers
North America
Mshi
Dean Rusk
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services
Senate House Atomic Energy Committees
Russia
Moscow
Novice Monk Die by Fire in Buddhist Protests Near Hue
A 17 year old novice monk Thich Thanh Tuc burned himself to death outside a pagoda near Hue in protest against the Diem government. It is the third Buddhist suicide by fire this year, following a Saigon attempt. Buddhist leaders say they did not authorize him and fear loss of control over the tactic. Four letters reportedly left by the monk denounced persecution by the Roman Catholic led regime. Thousands of Buddhists reportedly head toward Hue in orderly procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ren
Ngo Dien Diem
Thich Thanh Tuc
Hue
Diem
Tax Collection Drive Planned In Biddeford
Biddeford officials announce a tax collection drive to recover unpaid taxes. The city carries about 180000 in back taxes dating to 1934, with liens to be advertised and personal property taxes collected by law. Funds will support the tax equalization program and reduce dead property kept off market by nonpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Willie W. Pomerleau
Pomerleau
Police Arrest 47 At Chicago Building Site
Forty seven people including Negro comedian Dick Gregory and his wife were arrested on Chicago's South Side after interfering with workers erecting portable public school classrooms. Police cited disorderly conduct and resisting arrest as the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dick Gregory
Lillian
James Sanders
Jim Flannagan Quits As Coach Of Sea Hawks
Portland AP report says Jim Flannagan resigns as Sea Hawks head coach to focus on Lincoln Junior High teaching duties. Line Coach John Severino named acting head coach as Atlantic Coast Football League demands more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Flannagan
Sea Hawks
Portland
Flannagan
Lincoln Jr. High School
John Severino
Hue
Viet
Nam
Mai Tuyet An
Saigon
Pa‘goda
United Nations Picketed By Civil Rights Activists
Seventy civil rights demonstrators picketed the United Nations calling on nations to halt exhibits at the 1964 65 New York world fair until more Negroes and Puerto Ricans were hired. James Farmer said picketing might spread to fair sites in Flushing Meadow Queens. The demonstration targeted African and Latin American nations with signs like African pavilions built with lily white labor. A spokesman said no Negroes or Puerto Ricans were employed at the Guinean and Sierra Leone pavilion sites as of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
United Nations
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Flushing Meadow Park
Queens
U.N. Plaza
Joint Committee For Equal Employment Opportunity
Guinea
Sierra Leone
Suit Holds Continued Reflection On Perez Jimenez
Jimenez left office in January 1958 and moved to Miami from the Dominican Republic in March with his wife and four daughters, inhabiting a $400 000 mansion in Miami Beach. His personal fortune was estimated at 700 million dollars in a federal court suit this year. He defended his administration saying the country grew prosperous and that his wealth came from legitimate businesses, not embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimenez
Miami
Dominican Republic
Miami Beach
Perez Jimenez
Railroad committee report on firemen union talks continues
The committee chairman delivered the report to a closed meeting of general chairmen. Firemen officials were summoned from across the country after Wirtz stated that barriers would not negotiate further with engine crew unions until an agreement could be ratified immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paze
Mittee
Wirtz
Tntil
Rusk Warns on Nuclear Arms Race and Testing Policy
Secretary Rusk argued that the Soviet Union the United States and Britain share an interest in limiting the arms race while urging the United States to retain large nuclear superiority with the capability to retaliate and deter aggression. He stressed that ongoing underground testing would help maintain this capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Rusk
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Chapel Street
Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Full Gospel
Kenyon Wills
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Amsden
Saco Swimming
B’ Sweetser
Mark Audie
Peter Audie
David Bedell
Roger Bernier
John Brackett
Barbara Brandt
Joan Carlson
Michelle Casavant
Michael Coito
Owen Colomb
Rita Danforth
David Dichard
Adrien Doyon
Steven Emerson
Patricia Foran
David Gaines
Patrick Jenkins
Deborah Larose
Albert Lavigne
David Leslie
John MacIntire
Susan MacIntyre
Susan Mahair
Susan Mazeiko
Denise Moreau
Constance Neault
Lucille Paquin
Dianne Picard
Roland Picard
Raymond Rheault
Patricia Smith
Robert Smith
Stephane Tito
Robert Wentworth
Richard Whitworth
Paula’ Boucouvalas
Jim Caruso
Earlene Cote
Jim Cotsis
Donna Kontalitsis
Michael Mondor
Paul Nadeau
Andrew Paquette
Michael Paquette
Juline Philbrick
C" Sweetser School
Donna Allen
Pamela Buck
Priscilla Doyon
Raymond Doyon
Roland Doyon
Yvette Doyon
Mark Duranceau
Ellarene Ellis
Phillip Fearon
Ann Fenderson
Joan Fortney
Douglas Gaines
Ann Hacharas
Mark Howland
Russell Howland
Daniel Hood
Mark Kozloff
Richard Kozloff
Rhonda Kozloff
Susan Kozloff
Linda Larochelle
Frances Leslie
Alan Lucas
Kenneth Lucas
Nancy Luce
Michael McInnis
Pamela Murray
Jean Neault
Roger Neault
Angela Pauin
Jule Berry
Jane Boissonneault
Nancy Emerson
David Hill
Dennis Hill
Kenneth Lamontagne
Roger Lamontagne
Donald Paquette
Richard Paquette
Mark Boutet
William Chenard
Suzanne Coney
Stephen Foran
Randolph Forrester
Judith Harvey
Phillip Heffernan
Linda Howland
Della Jeffreys
Carol Kimball
James Leclair
Andrea Levesque
Arlene Levesque
Gilbert MaclIntire
Gale Nicholas
Susan Nicholas
Bill Bowie
Sharon Doucette
Susan Doucette
Janet Emerson
Steven Harvey
Steven Hill
Peter Hunne
Linda Zook
Roger Bergeron
Susan Boucher
Gary Bowley
John Boutet
Jay Chadbourne
Marcia Flood
Gary Foran
Deborah Forrester
Dennis Gaines
Sheryl Murray
Patricia Paradis
Gerald Roy
Roger Wenworth
Martha Rae Worcester
Joanne Bouchler
Chris Colpitts
Vivian Cote
David Harvey
Jeanne Leclay
Webber Hospital
Edward A.remillard
Nancy Ann
Raoul Trottier
Hill St
David Raoul
Karl D. Walbridge
Bruce Karl
Robert R. Durest
Autumn Jean
Charles F. Nichols
Wilma Jane
Normand R.roisvert
Forest St
Penny Marie
Kevin Robert
Gerard J. Couture
West Cutts St
Deborah Barbara
Richard R. Welz
Route 1
Arundel
Clarence T. Belanger
Marcel Avenue
Jo-Ann
Saco Hospital
Andre Guay
May St
Todd Paul
Richard Corriveau
South St
Doreen Marie
Lucien Roy
Louden Road
Steven Lucien
Harry Hillsgrove
New Hampshire St
Sanford
Johnna Inez
Gary Palmer
Wainwright Circle
South Portland
William Charles
Trades Council
Kennebunk Man
Telstar II
Gregory
Inglewood
Birmingham
Ala
Carey Bros
Main Street
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