Local notes from Kennebunk and surrounding towns
Mrs S A Walters returns to West Hartford Conn after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert E Marier Jr on Penwood Drive Dr Milton Hall returns home on Storer Street after a week in Osteopathic Hospital Portland Reginald Tim Martel of Naval Academy Prep School Bainbridge Md on 17 day leave with his parents York Street Tim promoted to 3rd class petty officer Olive Rebekah Lodge drill and degree team rehearsal at 1 O C F hall at 7 30 Sunday prior to Monday meeting Christmas party with York County Past Noble Grands Mrs Dorothy Hubbard and Mrs Marion Bedard in charge of Christmas tree Mrs Lucille McBride chairs supper before meeting Kay Baum and Marie Porter guests at Owl's Head visiting Gladys Stinson Swan's Island Olive Rebekah Lodge members attend annual Christmas party at Auburn Odd Fellows Thur: Lillian Matthews Evelyn Court Virgie Thyng Mae Smith Pauline Hayes Dorothy Hubbard Marion Bedard Helen Welch Emily Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Walters
West Hartford
Reginald Martel
York Street
Tim
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Hubbard
Marion Bedard
Lucille McBride
Kay Baum
Marie Porter
Baum
Gladys Stinson
Owl's Head
Kennebunk
The
Odd Fellows In
Auburn
Lillian Matthews
Evelyn Court
Virgie Thyng
Mae Smith
Pauline Hayes
Helen Welch
Emily Andrews
Series Is Ended By Beach Rebekahs Card Party
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge held a card party at Odd Fellows Hall. Prizes went to Sadie Thompson and Flora Ricker, women’s high and low. Robert Pettengill and Paul Cote, men’s high and low. The Queen’s prize went to Adeline Cote. special to Christine McIntosh. This was the final event of the series, with top scorers Jean La Point and John Price. Cards are paused for holidays until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Sadie Thompson
Flora Ricker
Robert Pettengill
Low
Paul Cote
Adeline Cote
Christine McIintosh
Higk
Jean LaPoint
John Price
Routes Competing to Replace Panama Canal Mentioned
Colombia considers an Atrato River aligned route with atomic excavation, while a 140 mile Nicaragua corridor would cross near Costa Rica to spare Lake Nicaragua, and a 59 mile Sasardi-Mori Panama path runs through flat undeveloped terrain. The Panama Canal remains a contender. U S officials note sea level conversion hinges on Gaillard Cut excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrato
Colombia
Friday Nicht
Nicaragua
Panama
Panama Canal
U.S
Gaillard Cut
Post Office Adds Extra Service Today and Tomorrow
Kennebunk Postmaster Lewis H Burr announces extended hours at the local post office with stamp and parcel post windows open until 4 p.m. today and then from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow to handle increased mail demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Lewis H. Burr
Firemen respond to smoke alarm at Ouellette residence
Saco firemen answered a call to the home of Albert Ouellette at 21 Wakefield Ave yesterday at 3 34 P M when occupants reported a smoke smell. Firefighters checked the premises found no fire and returned to station at 3 46 P M Two men with engines respond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Albert Ouellette
Wakefield Ave
Doane Margaret M. 64 Kennebunk Lower Village
Margaret M. Doane 64 of Kennebunk Lower Village died yesterday in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born in Nova Scotia July 24, 1900 she was daughter of Daniel and Sarah MacLeod and a member of the Mothers Club of Kennebunk Lower Village. Survivors include her widower Otis G. Doane two sons and four daughters. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p m Monday from the Village Baptist Church Kennebunkport with interment in Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call at the Bibber Memorial Chapel tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Margaret M. Doane
Kennebunk Lower Village
Portland
Nova Scotia
Daniel and
Sarah (MacDonald) MacLeod
Mothers Club
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Otis G. Doane
Brewster L
Kenneth G
Elizabeth D. Campbell
Caroline L. Allbee
Wells
Minerva Doane
Daniel
Kenneth MacLeod
Katherine Brown
Boston
Mass
Arundel Cemetery
Bibber
Summer St
Davis dies suddenly while driving to work in Kennebunk
Gilbert C. Davis 52 of Sea Road Kennebunk died suddenly en route to work yesterday. Born February 2 1912 in Magog Quebec he moved from Island Pond Vermont to Maine. He was a York Lodge A F and A M member and early Maine Turnpike Authority employee. Survived by widow Helen two sons Richard and William a daughter Mrs William Williams three brothers and three grandchildren. Ducted at 1 pm tomorrow from Angell Funeral Home with viewing today and York Lodge ritualistic Masonic services at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert C. Davis
Newco Window Co
Ogunquit
Helen
Nedeau) Davis
Richard G
William L
William Williams
Kennebunkport
Jerry
Derby
Rodney
Scarborough
Merle
St. Petersburg
Fla
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
York Lodge
Church Notes Show Nearby Services Across Biddeford and Vicinity
Local church listings outline adult Bible classes at United Church of Christ in Biddeford, Sunday youth groups at several churches, and weekday Masses and confessions across Old Orchard Beach Wells Beach Saco Kennebunkport and Wells. Additional services include evangelistic events at Faith Tabernacle and Advent Christian Church, with a Salvation Army meeting in Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
Donald Fraser
Pool St
Weather outlook with light snow flurries and cold north areas
Fair conditions in the south with cloudy skies and a few snow flurries. Extreme north portions stay very cold tonight with lows from zero to 10 degrees, while the south reaches 10 to 15 degrees. Sunday sees little temperature change in the extreme north with generally fair to partly cloudy skies and reduced winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair South
Knights of Columbus to pray for Houle at Biddeford service
Members of the Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus Auxiliary in Old Orchard Beach will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill Street Biddeford to offer prayers for Alpherie Houle father of Mrs William Southwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Old Orchard Beach
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Alpherie Houle
William Southwick
Prayers Planned for Biddeford Man at St Marys Parish
Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Marys Parish Biddeford will meet Sunday at 7:30 p m at Cosgrove Funeral Home 326 Elm St Biddeford to say prayers for Henry James Duranceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Tomore
Kennebunk
Cosgrove Funeral Church
Elm St
Biddeford
Henry Duranceau
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Parish
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Henry James Duranceau
Sacred Heart League Prays for Alpherie Houle in Biddeford
Members of the Sacred Heart League of St. Andre's Church in Biddeford plan a Sunday gathering at 7 p.m. at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill Street to offer prayers for Alpherie Houle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart ‘League of St. Andre’s
Biddeford
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Alpherie Houle
Knights of Columbus to Hold Prayer Service in Biddeford
Officers and members of the Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus Old Orchard Beach meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford to offer prayers for Alpherie Houle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Old Orchard Beach
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Alpherie Houle
Miniwanca Star Club Christmas Party at Robinson Hall
The Miniwanca Star Club held a Christmas party at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall with Mrs. Pauline Peacock in charge. Members exchanged presents under a decorated tree and sang carols as refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gray and others. Guests included Mrs. Helen Smith and Harold Smith and a list of members from Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Miniwanca
Star Club
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Pauline Peacock
David Mooers
Leonard Gray
Ray Littlefield
Hubert Standeven
Helen Smith
Harold Smith
Howard Slaney
Dean Speed
C. Dexter Mooers
Constance Roach
Mildred Nowell
Esther Black
Violet Mewer
Gertrude Leonard
Edrice Bates
Ethel Wight
Gertrude Wight
Gorden Flood
Saco
Christmas Party at Our Lady of Fatima Circle in Biddeford
About two hundred attendees gathered at St. John's hall on Adams Street for the Our Lady of Fatima Circle Christmas party. The event featured Christmas carols, a short play, and a gift exchange among members of the Daughters of Isabella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Fatima Circle, Daughters of Isabella
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Sunday church gatherings fill schedule across Saco area
A long list of Sunday events fills church calendars in Saco Kennebunk and Wells. Training Union worship Advent Christian services Youth Fellowships and Bible studies occur at multiple churches including Bible Baptist Saco Advent Christian Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunk venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Kennebunk Landing
Christian Union Society
Saco United Baptist ‘Church
Salary Schedule Proposed For Wells Teachers
Wells officials propose a revised salary schedule after meetings among the Wells Superintendent, Budget Committee, and Teachers Salary Committee. The plan caps increases at five percent ($4,500) during nine years of teaching, then one percent increments up to $6,750 for a bachelor’s degree between ten and fourteen years, with non-degree and master's scales matching. Initiation would occur over two years, and the school board agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Wells Superintending
Wells Budget Committee
Teachers Salary Committee
Charter Granted to Kennebunk CAP Squadron
Formal charter presentation to Kennebunk Civil Air Patrol squadron at Christ Church Hall. Col Norman F Plouff Wing Commander Dexter and Cap Alexander Hamilton Arundel attended along with Maj Rose Plouff and Col Hart Winger USAF. Squadron volunteers receive charter from CWO Lawrence L Peterson and Cadet 1st Lt William E Perkins. Next meeting January 7 due to holidays. Parents and friends attended. Several cadets will attend Sanford Squadron party tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Christ Church Hall
Norman F. Plouff
CAP
Dexter
Alexander Hamilton
Arundel
Rose Plouff
Hart Winger
USAF
Portland
Maine
Lawrence L. Peterson
Pease Afb
William E. Perkins
Dane Street
Sanford
Scout Troop 308 Auxiliary To Donate Christmas Basket
Biddeford Scout Troop 308 Auxiliary voted to donate a Christmas basket to a deserving family at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Blanche Poisson on Wakefield Avenue. President Mrs. Marguerite Simard led the session which announced a card party for January 17 at the parish scout hall with committee members listed and social committee named. A Christmas party followed with games, prizes, a buffet lunch, gifts, and carol singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Blanche Poisson
Wakefield Avenue
Marguerite Simard
Noella Joncas
Gilberte Normand
Teresa Miniani
Theodora Bois
Rose Leblanc
Juliette Lessard
Slippery Roads Blamed For Biddeford Traffic Mishaps
Biddeford reported 13 minor accidents blamed on slick roads after a storm. James E Pembriant, 20, struck a fire hydrant on Pool Road as his car skidded yesterday morning with no injuries. Most incidents involved cars hitting parked or stopped vehicles with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
James E. Pembriant
Pool Road
Saco Youth Fined 25 In Biddeford
Jon B. Hall, 21, of Boom Road, Saco, pleaded guilty in Biddeford Municipal Court to operating a motor vehicle with no registration and was fined 25 dollars by Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason. Donald Paquette, 24, of Mainline Motors Inc., Biddeford, pleaded guilty to issuing a false motor vehicle certificate and was fined 50 dollars. Other cases were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon B. Hall
Boom Road
Saco
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
Donald Paquette
Mainline Motors Inc
Biddeford Ward Races Face Democratic Challenge Across Posts
In Biddeford races, Democrats nominate Raymond Thibodeau and Henry Camire for council seats in Ward 3 while Republicans back Robert J. Potvin and June Demeule. Ward 1 features incumbent Roland L Heureux for council with Tremblay and Grover as warden and clerk candidates. Ward 2 sees Roméo Camire opposing Roger Fecteau for council, with other races naming ward officials. Multiple wards list incumbents facing Republican challengers for council, warden, and ward clerk posts, including figures such as Gaulin, Pomerleau, Poissant, Turgeon, and Verrier in various combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Emery
Washington Street
St. Mary’s
Memorial Field
May Street
Gaulin
Pomerleau
Norman Poirier
Joseph E. St. Louis
Board of Police
Herve J. Poissant
Donald R. Turgeon
Board
George T. Tremblay
Pauline M. Grover
Robert F. Gross
Lawrence H. Mathews
Carolyn Goldthwait
Romeo F. Camire
Roger E. Fecteau
Omer Boisvert
Raymond Tanguay
Jacqueline Lavoie
Rita M. Davies
Henry Camire
Reynald Thibodeau
Emile Fecteau
Norma L. Lavigne
Robert J. Potvin
June T. Demeule
Alfred DesRoberts
Raymond P. Belanger
Joseph Kenneth Gobeil
Eva A. Wilson
Paul H. Chenard
Pauline D. Chenard
Robert R. Labelle
Ovide J. Petit
John F. Xaphes
Anna Forcier
Suzanne L. Poirier
Roger F. Normand
Roland Bois
Joseph D. Lavoie
Elbridge Baker
Rita Maurice Richard
Murphy
Rudolph A. Bergeron
John E. Hill
Cornelius F. Hector
John C. Cantara
Lucien R. Loranger
Pauline Loranger
Wells Church Youth Christmas Program Lights Up Second Church
Wells Congregational Church Sunday School staged its annual Christmas program in the Second Church sanctuary last evening. Bible readings, songs, recitations, pantomimes and carols entertained as Santa Claus arrived to help distribute gifts and candy canes to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Wells Congregational Church
Santa Claras
Robert L. Littlefield
Millard W. Adams
Santa Claus
Saco Surplus Food Distribution at City Hall
Surplus food will be distributed at Saco City Hall on Tuesday December 22 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco City Hall
Pomerleau Sees GOP Victory In Biddeford Election
Mayor Willie W Pomerleau told a Biddeford gathering that Republicans will win Monday's city election. He praised a united party and a tailored platform, urging residents to vote in large numbers and support the slate of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie W. Pomerleau
Biddeford
Roger F. Normand
Cutts St
Pomerleau
United Party
Christmas Party At St Marys School Hall
The annual Christmas party for St Marys School children sponsored by St Marys Associates was held in the school hall. Activities featured Bruce Burns of Thornton Academy a ventriloquist, first and second grade songs and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Associates
Bruce Burns
Thornton Academy
Beth, Beaudry
Donna Marie Abraham
Christopher Libby
Patrick McGonagle
Richard Gerard
Stephen Collette
Jane Minuitti
Catherine Mininni
Linda Allen
Katherine Allard
Elizabeth Staples
Sandy Roherge
Lynn Toussaint
Susan Lamothe
John Cosgrove
Shawn Anton
Thomas Masse
Ronald Haskell
David Hatch
Thomas Booth
Dorothy Miniani
Debra Labrecque
Linetta Gradone
Linda Regina
Carol Horsfield
St. Mary's Glee Club
Roger Moreau
Kevin Roberts
Michael Rielly
Stephen Shea
Stephen Basinger
Card Party Series Continues At Beach
The fifth card party in the series sponsored by C Fayette Staples Post and Auxiliary American Legion was held Friday evening at the Legion Hall. Estelle Aranovitch won the women's high score prize and Jan Simpson the women's low prize. Emile Lemire high and John Brennan low won the men's prizes. Amelia Tibbetts took the Queen's prize with Emile Lemire and Ralph Pettengill earning special prizes. The sixth party will be January 7 due to holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
C. Fayette Staples Post
Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion Hall
Estelle Aranovitch
Jan Simpson
Emile Lemire
John Brennan
Low
Amelia Tibbetts
Ralph Pettengill
Ballot Recount Opens in Saco Ward 7
The Ward 7 recount requested by Bryce Milne, defeated by Ernest Whitten, began at 10:30 in City Hall. Whitten leads by 19 votes. officials present include Mayor J Edward Whelan, City Clerk Vivian Hickey, City Solicitor George Brickates, and mayor-elect Paul E Reay. The session reviewed the check-list of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Bryce Milne
Ernest Whitten
City Hall
Whitten
J. Edward Whelan
Vivian Hickey
George Brickates
Paul E. Reay
Harold P. Waight
Attyes Avyotte
Milne
Whit
U.S. Pressures Soviet on UN Dues as Talks Continue
Secretary Rusk met with Foreign Minister Gromyko ahead of UN funding talks noting the U.N. is $52 million in arrears and that discussions on trade and economic questions hinge on settling the financial issue. Rusk outlined potential New York to Moscow air links amid ongoing Cyprus peacekeeping renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Rusk
U.N
Gromyko
South Viet Nam
U.S
New York- Moscow
Washington
Moscow
Security Council
Cyprus
Visalia Eagle Scout Awarded At Local Dinner
Robert Strickland, Hanford based Visalia high school senior, received Boy Scouts of America’s Eagle Award at the Visalia Moose Lodge recognition dinner. Son of Mrs. Malvina Strickland, grandson of Mrs. Arline Sawyer, he is a Caliornia Scholarship Federation member enrolled in college prep courses with accelerated math and science. He belongs to the Cavers Club and competes in golf and cross country, with past wrestling involvement in freshman and sophomore years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strickland
Hanford — School
Visalia
Calif
Boy Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Visalia Moose Lodge
Robert
Malvina Strickland
Kennebunk
Arline Sawyer
Summer Street
Harlan Hagan
Caliornia Scholarship Federation
Cavers Club
Debates and headlines swirl around Congo rescue and global tensions
A week of UN bickering centers on Congo rescue of whites by Moise Tshombe and Western critique, with Adlai Stevenson defending action. Vatican notes 320 missionaries still held. prospects fade. Elsewhere, Dr Michael DeBakey treats the Duke of Windsor at Houston Methodist Hospital in 67 minutes, and Sen. Edward Kennedy moves home for Christmas after aircraft crash injuries. President Johnson names John T. Connor as commerce secretary, and Notre Dame fights a film ruling over John Goldfarb. Quotes spotlight MLK, Wilson, and Guevara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congo
West
Moise Tshombe
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Michael DeBakey
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII of
Britain
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Tex
Duchess of Windsor
Sove
Luther H. Hodges
John T. Connor
Merck & Co
New Jersey
Connor
National Independent Committee For
Johnson- Humphrey
Henry Clay Greenberg
New York State Supreme Court
John Goldfarb
Notre Dame University
Twentieth Century-Fox
Notre Dame
Valley
Deep South
Martin Luther King
Harold Wil
St Anthony's overwhelms North Berwick in York County league
St Anthony's High school defeated North Berwick High 76 to 37 in a Southern York County League game. The Friars raced to a 25-5 first-quarter lead, with nine players scoring in double figures and Al Ratkauskas leading with 23 points. The Friars beat North Berwick again 71-43 in the prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
St. Anthony’s High
North Berwick High
Friars
al Ratkauskas
Vito Tamulis
Arunas Bagdonas
Javvees
St. Anthony's
Tamulis
Mykolaitis
Amorozaitis
Tamulonis
Kimaitis
Rutkauskas
G. Palivlis
Waterville man innocent by reason of mental illness in dynamiting deaths
Timeline of Maine crime and government actions lists cases from July to December including a confessed dynamite case in Waterville involving a man named Pierce, a bank robbery fatal shooting in South Berwick, and a series of political and industrial events such as a mill strike in Rumford, indictments in Lewiston, and federal defense base closures. It notes the man lost a Coast Guard commission due to a regulation violation and mentions a Supreme Court appeal regarding milk control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booce
Waterville
Pierce
Coast Guard
Service Academy
Charles C. Black
South Berwick
J Udall
Quoddy-Dickey Power
Oxford
Rumford
Louis C. Jalbert
Lewiston
Worumbo
Farnsworth
Lisbon Falls
Augusta Highway
Chester G. Bridge
Aroostook
Bridge
Secretary of Defense
McNamara Kittery
Bangor
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Dow Air Force Base
Maine
Eastport
Maine Supreme Court
Cumberland Farms Northern
U.S. Supreme Court
Holiday Party Held By Mothers Club in Kennebunk
The Mothers' Club of Kennebunk lower Village held a short business meeting with Mrs Kay Baum presiding. Plans were finalized for Christmas baskets distribution. The annual party and gift exchange followed with children in attendance receiving gifts. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Elise Cooper and Mrs Bernice Gooch. The next meeting is planned as a full day on Jan 6 with Mrs Isabel Gooch in charge of the noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Mothers’ Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Kay Baum
Elise Cooper
Bernice Gooch
Isabel Gooch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beach Rebekahs
Postal Service
Memoriam
Mrs
Helen Merrill
Mrs. Beane
Wilfrid Dubois
Margaret Doane
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Martha's Church
St. Mary's Church
Wells Beach
High School of Religion
St. Martha’s
St. Monica’s
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foss Street Methodist
South Biddeford
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of the
Advent Christian Church
Goodwins Mills
Salvation
Salvation Army Hall
Union ‘Ave
Wells-Moody Church of Tthe Nazarene
Route 1
St. Margaret's Church
United Church
Will
United Church of Christ
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
First Assembly of God
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Miniwanca Star Club
Route 35
Saco Avenue
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Lyman First Baptist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Sunday Church School
the United Baptist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Fail Gospel
Kennebunk Cap Squadron
Scout Troop 308
Saco Youth
Wells Church
St. Mary’s School Hall
Soviet
Ernesto
Che) Guervara
U Thant
North Berwick
St. Anthony’s
Joe's Donut Shop
Alfred Street
Albany Martel Dist. Mgr. P
Westbrook
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