Local Surgical Patients and Holiday Arrangements Across town
Albert Lefebvre of 1 Sullivan Street Biddeford and Joseph Edgar Lariviere of Biddeford are surgery patients at Webber hospital. Rosemary Laird a Gorham State Teachers College student and John Laird of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute visit their mother Mrs Florence Laird at 14 Wood Avenue Saco for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lefebvre
Sullivan Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Joseph Edgar Lariviere
Rosemary Laird
Gorham State Teachers College
John Laird
Woods Hole Oceanography _ Institute
Woods Hole
Mass
Florence Laird
Wood Avenue
Saco
Fremont Club Joint Meeting With Annexed Charity Night
The Fremont club and its auxiliary will hold a joint meeting tonight in the hall on Alfred Street Biddeford. Charter members will be honored by Annette chapter Order of the Eastern Star at 7:30 pm in Saco Masonic hall. The program includes the annual Christmas tree and party and a 50 cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Methodist Mens Club Meeting Set At Saco Street Church
The December meeting of the Methodist Men's club of the Saco Street Methodist church is Friday at 7 30 p m at the church. The nominating committee will present its final report and members are asked to bring a gift. A Christmas party will follow the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Club
Saco’ School Street Methodist Church
Alfred Cloutier Declared Winner Of City Council Seat
Alfred Cloutier has been officially declared the winner of an at large seat on the Biddeford City Council by City Clerk Ralph Binette. Fortier led the vote with 3,726 while Xaphes received 3,586 and Cloutier 3,501 in a tight race for four at large positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cloutier
Biddeford
Ralph Binette
Cloutier
Aarge
Atty
John F. Xaphes
Conrad Fortier
William W. Pomerleau
Clement H. Deschambault
Xaphes
Binette
Pomerleau
Xage
Albert W. Cookson
Supreme Court
Cecil J. Siddall
Fortier
Leo R
Skybolt Crisis Dominates Talks Between Kennedy and Macmillan
The leaders spent four and a half hours in discussions on Wednesday tackling Cold War issues. They reviewed the Cuban crisis aftermath, the Sino Indian clash, Soviet China rift, Nuclear problems, Skybolt, and potential Congo crises. Britain’s resistance to scrapping Skybolt remained the central dispute amid a web of Western defense questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Skybolt
Congo
Britain
U.S
Kennedy
Macmillan
No Chile on Premise Premises Off Broadway Show
The Premise in New York marks its second anniversary with a spoofing of over a thousand news events in response to audience requests. Intermission serves 100000 cups of coffee and 60000 pastries plus 150000 cookies. no one has ordered the chili listed at $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deaths Henry Lennox in Saco after long illness
Henry E Lennox 58 of 12 Glenwood Ave Saco died at home after a long illness Born Worcester Mass November 8 1904 son of William J Lennox lived in Saco since age four He worked 35 years at Saco-Lowell shops retired two years ago and ran a cordwood business 23 years He was a member of First Parish Congregational Church Saco Lodge Odd Fellows served in WWI with the 1038th National Guard company Biddeford and was a Saco special police officer for 10 years Surviving are his widow Catherine G Plummer a son Robert E Lennox two daughters Catherine R Cousens and Gwendolyn B McLeod nine grandchildren Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Shumway Funeral Home Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Lennox
Glenwood Avenue
Saco
Worcester
Mass
William J. Lennox
Saco-Lowell
Cordwood
Lennox
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco Lodge For
Odd Fellows
1038Rd National Guard Company
Biddeford
Catherine G. Plummer
Robert E. Lennox
Catherine R., Cousens
Gwendolyn B. ‘McLeod
Shumlway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Obituary: Armand Menard of Hills Beach Dies
Armand Menard 67 of Hills Beach Biddeford died at Notre Dame hospital after a long illness. Born September 20 1895 in Biddeford he worked at Biddeford Baking and Saco Lowell shops 20 years. Survived by wife Marie Anne Martineau Menard, stepson Ronald Ste Marie, stepdaughter Mrs George Soukalas, six children, three great grandchildren and several relatives. Friends may call Emond Funeral Home. Funeral from St Andre church Saturday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Menard
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
John
Delphine Thibodeau Menard
Los Angeles
Calif
George Soukalas
Philippe’ Simard
Georgianna Crochetiere
Andre Bouthot
Emond Funeral
St. Andre Church
Death of Alan Verrill in International Falls Minnesota
Alan Verrill aged 19 formerly of Saco dies after a long illness at International Falls hospital Minnesota He was born April 14 1943 in Biddeford son of Douglas G and Bertha Fields Verrill He survived by his father mother a sister Ann Verrill and grandparents and several aunts and uncles Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Greenwood Mortuary International Falls with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Verrill
Saco
International Falls Hospital
Minnesota
Biddeford
Douglas G
Bertha (Fields) Verrill
Douglas Verrill
International Falls
Minn
Wendall Hamilton
Millburg
Mass
Ann Verrill
Laura Fields
Bidgeford
Basil Verrill
Greenwood Mortuary
Laura Lachance Croteau dies in Massachusetts at 59
Laura Lachance Croteau 59 a former Biddeford resident died yesterday in Massachusetts after a short illness. She will be buried Saturday in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Survivors include two sons four daughters a brother seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements include R George Caron funeral home in North Andover and a 9 30 a.m. mass at St Michael's church before burial in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Marie
Giguere) Lachance Croteau
Biddeford
Massachusetts
St. Joseph Cemetery
Union Street
North Andover
Mass
Bon Secours Hospital
Methuen
Lowell
St. Michael's Church
J. Alfred Lachance
Jean Paul Croteau
Salem
N.H
Cecile Lavigne
Theresa Pasieka
Omaha
Neb
Monique Lowehy
Hartford
J. Alfred Giguere
R. George Caron
Main Street
Bernard Hannaway 74 dies after long illness in Biddeford
Bernard Hannaway of 315 Main Street Biddeford died yesterday at Kennebunk Convalescent Home after a long illness. Born in Biddeford he was a retired plumber employed by the Mahaney firm and James Wood. He was a communicant of St. Mary church and survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from St. Mary church at 9 a.m. Saturday. visiting hours today and Friday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. at Cote Funeral Home, Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hannaway
Main Street
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Francis F
Bridget (Victory) Hannaway
Mahaney
James Wood
St. Mary Church
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Saco
Elephants Shaped Ancient African Road Networks Through Trails
Elephants blaze paths through forests and mountains guiding routes. Researchers note many current African highways trace origins to elephant trails carved over generations. The study highlights elephants as landscape engineers influencing regional connectivity and ecosystem dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Portland Weather: Cold Wave Warns and Coastal Winds
Portland issues a cold wave alert this afternoon and tonight with small craft warnings along the coast. Expect sunny skies and strong northwest winds 15 to 25 mph today, continued windy and colder tonight, and similarly windy Friday. Temperatures reach upper teens inland and near zero on the immediate coast with 5 to 15 below elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pythian Sisters Plan More Projects At Meeting
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters held a session in the K of P hall led by Beverly Emerson. Initiation is set for January 16. auditing of books on December 26. Western Maine Jubilee committee meeting January 6 at Woodfords. Irene Austin discharged. Mrs. June Ogden thanked. Christmas greetings from Grand Chief of Maine. Hospitality chairs named for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Saco
Beverly Emerson
Western Maine Jubilee Committee
Woodfords
Sunshine Committee
Irene Austin
June Ogden
Maine
Maud Brown
Martha Souza
Marie Lunetta
Sarah Metcalf
Violet Gobeil
Three People Injured In Portland Highway Crashes
In Portland and nearby areas three people were injured in highway accidents and listed in fair condition at Maine Medical Center. Willis Potter 21 of Gorham and Frank H Jewett III 18 of Buxton both off danger list, and Jane D Pease 51 of Portland sustained injuries from separate crashes on Route 112 and in Portland. Mrs Pease husband Frank 52 was released after treatment for a head cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Medical Center
Willis Potter
Gorham
Frank H. Jewett III
Buxton
Jane D. Pease
Potter
Jewett
Bates College
Pease
Frank
Lemoine, 76, Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Charles Lemoine of Western Avenue Kennebunkport died today in a Biddeford hospital born in London England September 27 1886 son of Rev Charles and Amelia Caporn Lemoine long time railroad worker and former W T Raleigh salesman Survivors include widow Rachel Moulton Lemoine daughter Mrs Grace Knik Los Angeles Calif two sons Very Rev Harold F Lemoine Edvill Lemoine Orleans France grandson Frank George Lemoine of Orleans Funeral home Dennett and Craig Saco says calling hours 5 to 8 p m Saturday and burial in Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lemoine
Western Avenue
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
London
England
Charles and
Amelia
Caporn) Lemoine
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Lemoine
Boston and Maine Railroad
Kennebunk
W. T. Raleigh Company
Rachel
Moulton) Lemoine
Grace Knik
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold F. Lemoine
Garden City
New York Episcopal ‘Cathedral
Funeral services for Evelina Neault held at St. Andre
Funeral services for Evelina Neault age 37 of Biddeford were held at St. Andre church at 9 this morning. Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere celebrated a high mass of requiem assisted by two priests. Bearers were Circle Lacordaire members Edmond Neault Joseph Lefebvre Marcel Courtois Lionel Boucher Rich ard Boucher and Eugene Neault. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery with committal prayers by Fr Nicknair. Out of town relatives included Adrienne Neault of Rochester New Hampshire Ovilas Neault of Lynn Massachusetts Philias Drouin Lucille Drouin Gerard Drouin Arlene Drouin and Lorraine Drouin of Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelina Neault
Emery _ street
Biddefore
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Edmund Hache
Bernand Nicknair
St. Andre Choir
Laura Lauren Proulx
Circle Lacordaire
Edmond Neault
Joseph Lefebvre
Marcel Courtois
Lionel Boucher
Richard Boucher
Eugene Neault
St. Joseph
Nicknair
Adrienne Neault
Rochester
N. H
Ovilas Neault
Lynn
Mass
Philias Drouin
Lucille Drouin
Gerard Drouin
Arlene Drouin
Lorraine Drouin
Westbrook
Settlement Reached In Boucher Will Case At York Court
Testimony in the Boucher will hearing before Justice Charles E. Pomeroy ended with a settlement. Executor Albert W. Cookson testified about the will made in April 1961 and the couple’s finances, while witnesses including Madeleine Palmitessa and Rita Allaire described family ties and Boucher’s health. The proceedings adjourned as the settlement was announced, with Miss Provost named as a beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Boucher
York County
Alfred
Charles E. Pomeroy
Atty
Albert W.cookson
Harold D. Carroll
Cookson
Boucher
Daniel Crowley
Madeline Palmitessa
Biddeford
Adrienne Provost
Palmitessa
Rita Boucher Allaire
Adams Street
Jerome Boucher
Joseph Boucher
Old Orchard Beach
Oscar W. Perreault
Dr. Perreault
Miss Provost
John Armstrong
John Roberts
Edna V. Armstrong
Saco
William P. Donahue
Daniel Armsstrong
Peter Rogers
Portand
Owen-Davis Post Plans Eve Party
Final preparations for a New Year party were made at a meeting of the Owen-Davis post American Legion. Decorating committee members include Don Lucas Arnold Ballard Guy Goodwin Ernie Stevens Carl Murphy and Edward Gallant. Music by Jimmy Gendron. A buffet luncheon precedes the informal party. Co chairs are Ernest Stevens and Arthur Albrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis Post, American Legion
Don Lucas
Arnold Ballard
Guy Goodwin
Ernie Stevens
Carl Murphy
Edward Gallant
Jimmy Gendron
Ernest Stevens
Arthur Albrecht
Duel in 1806 Leaves Jackson Wounded, Dickinson Dead
In Poplar Bottom Kentucky on May 30, 1806 Andrew Jackson dueled Charles Dickinson after an insult in Nashville. Jackson was wounded and Dickinson died from the duel’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Poplar Bottom
Andrew Jackson
Charles Dickenson
Nashville
Tennessee Line
Jackson
Dickenson
Airman Cabana reassigned to Amarillo for training
Airman Basic Paul H. Cabana married to Joan C M ar chand Biddeford is reassigned to Amarillo AFB Tex for technical training as a United States Air Force administrative specialist. He completed the first phase at Lackland AFB Tex and was selected for the course for his aptitudes and interests. A 1959 graduate of St Louis High School his wife lives at 9 Parents avenue Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Cabana
Joan CC
Marchand
Biddeford
Amarillo Afb
Tex
United States Air Force
Cabana
Lackland Afb
St. Louis High School
Parents Avenue
Welcome Newcomers to the Fold in Biddeford Saco Journal
Bambi Lynn Benvie ten months old is welcomed as the Biddeford Saco Journal notes her arrival. She is daughter of T Sgt and Mrs Don ald Benvie. The family resides in Kennebunk with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Hartley Hutchins. T/Sgt Benvie is stationed in Spain with the U S Air Force. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Tibbetts of Waterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Bambi Lynn Benvie
T-Sgt
Donald Benvie
Benvie
Bambi
Kennebunk
Hartley Hutchins
York Street
T/Sat
Spain
U. S. Air Force
Cecil Tibbetts
Waterboro
History Book Purchased For BHS Library
Biddeford High School library buys The American Heritage History of Flight with funds donated by the Andrew MacMillan post and auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion Saco. Brendan Crosby, the school librarian, announced the purchase. The volume covers past revelations in flight and recent space efforts, with 70 000 words and 450 pictures. It is endorsed by C. H. Gibbs-Smith and Marvin W. McFarland of notable aviation history bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Andrew MacMillan
Royal Canadian Legion
Saco
Brendan Crosby
C. H. Gibbs-Smith
Victoria and Albert Museum of London
Marvin W. McFarland
Library of Congress’ Aeronautics Division
Pay Proposals Aired By Saco School Board
The Saco School Committee reviewed a revised 1963 salary schedule from the Teachers salary committee and discussed bus transport. It hired a janitor early for Gov. John Fairfield school to prep for opening and approved floodlights for the new school parking area. Dedication of the $400 000 Gov. John Fairfield school was set for 7 30 p m Sunday December 30. Hot water heaters were approved for Theodore T. Young and C. K. Burns schools. Intramural basketball may be organized for 5th to 8th graders at Young and Gov. Fairfield gyms this winter. Attending were Harvey Lamontagne Jr Thomas Winston Mrs Vera Warner and Dr Frank Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Benjamin Hall
Donald Libby
Robert Moody
William Bogas
Gov. John Fairfield
Theodore T. Young
C. K. Burns
Thomas Winston
Young School
Gov. Fairfield School
Harvey Lamontagne, Jr
Vera Warner
Frank Lawler
Old Cars Prohibited At New Saco Dump
Saco's city dump off Boom road is not an automobile graveyard, Street Commissioner Herbert Kerns said today. He announced that wrecked automobiles would not be allowed at the site after an old car was dumped last weekend. Waste collections on Tuesday will shift to Wednesday for Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
New City
Herbert Kerns
Kerns
Batesville house mover claims 3000 moves in 22 years
N Waugh of Batesville, a house mover, reports moving 3,000 houses in 22 years without an accident. Some moves covered up to 130 miles, with occupants often staying in the house during transit. The only trouble noted was occasional porch loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville. Ark
N. Waugh
Batesville
South Biddeford Methodist Guild Holds Yule Party
The South Biddeford Methodist guild held its Christmas party at Mrs. Ruth Peck’s Biddeford Pool home. Members voted to buy tablecloths for Siloam hall, candles for the church, and to donate blankets and clothing to a family. They planned refreshments for the Sunday school party and named a nominating committee for January 16. A Red Cross gift drive, an adopted boy fund, and a furnace/undergrounding discussion were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Biddeford
Inez Johnson
Martha Cotsinas
Pauline Burnham
Burnham
Mr. Barnes
Dorothy Emmons
Canfield
Edward Litwinowich
Dorothy McGown
Marie Goldthwaite
Dorothy Hanscom
Ruth Hutchins
Bernice Alexander
Martha Cotsifas
Dorothy Bunting
Anne Small
Ruth Bailey
Evelyn Germain
Natalie Emerson
Doris Burleigh
Dorothy Rumery
Lucy Johnson
Patricia Tarbox
Dorothy Peck
Janice Staples
Mary Ingraham
Irma Marcille
Two Saco Traffic Mishaps Reported
Two accidents were reported to Saco police. In the Ocean Park roundabout case Harry Rosell and Emile Lacroix collided as Lacroix turned right. Rosell’s car sustained about 73 dollars in damage with no injuries. The second crash at South and Spring streets involved David Levesque and Mabel Fanning, with Levesque’s vehicle damaged about 98 dollars and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ocean Park
Harry O. Rosell
Kinney Shores
Emile A. Lacroix
Bradbury
Biddeford
Ocean Park Road
Lacroix
Rosell
South
Spring Streets
David M. Levesque
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Spring Street
Mabel Fanning
South Street
Levesque
Sugarloaf Opens for Skiing as Lifts Partially Run
Sugarloaf Mountain Maine’s largest ski area will open Saturday for its eighth season with three of five lifts operating. Upper lifts will stay closed until more snow arrives. Snow depth is 4 to 18 inches. lower runs are poor while upper runs are fair to good. Saddleback Mountain plans to open Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfield
Sugarloaf Mountain
Maine
Amos G. Winter
Sugarloaf
Saddleback Mountain
Rangeley
Pewegeenn dl
Kennedy Acknowledges Private Role in Cuba Food Exchange
In New York Atty. Gen. Kennedy described himself as acting privately while the government supports the prisoner exchange led by committee negotiator James B. Donovan. Officials said Castro might raise the price if the donor is government rather than private, as IRS allows tax deductions for donated medicine or food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Donovan
New York
Kennedy
Cuba
Castro
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Donovan
Guthman
Arnold Beckman
Beckman Instrument Co
Fullerton
Calif
Washington
Beckman
United States
Thornton Glee Clubs Present Yale Concert
Thornton academy glee clubs staged a Christmas program under Mrs. Helen S. Cropper featuring cantata choruses, carols, a popular song medley, and an organ arrangement. Accompanists Glenna Bradeen Mary Patrick Jay Sneider Stephen Lamb Cynthia Freeman Judith Goodwin. Soloists included Terry Glass Cynthia Freeman Jean Marston Russell Leach Jerry Hinkley Frank Goodwin and Mike Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Helen S. Cropper
Saint-Saens
Nightingale
Isabella
Paul Brown
Glenna Bradeen
Mary Patrick
Jay Sneider
Stephen Lamb
Cynthia Freeman
Judith Goodwin
Terry Glass
Jean Marston
Russell Leach
Jerry Hinkley
Frank Goodwin
Mike Winston
First National Bank Workers Banquet Ends Year with Recognition
The annual Christmas party of officers and employes of the First National Bank of Biddeford was held at the Wonderbar Steak House. Mrs. Ruby Brown, finishing her duties, was recognized before moving to Andover Mass for her husband Ronald Brown’s transfer with Sherwin Williams. Archie B. Maxwell presented a gift, Santa was Richard A. Moore, and Miss Eileen O Rourke played piano for community singing. Numerous couples from Biddeford and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Biddeford
Wonderbar
Ruby Brown
Brown
Andover
Mass
Ronald Brown
Sherwin Williams Company
Archie B. Maxwell
Santa Claus
Richard A. Moore
Eileen O'Rourke
Arthur F. Maxwell
Louis Pomerleau
Ernest Regan
Normand Sylvestre
Car
Charles A. Gendron
Roland Martin
Joseph T. Baker
Saco
William McNally
Old Orchard Beach
James Smith
Kennebunkport
Leo Gagnon
Ronald Abbott
South Berwick
Linwood Carter
Dover
N. H
Vera Allen
Sharon Harvey
Gladys Murphy
Mary V D. Jones
Jacqueline Sevigny
Lucienne
Metayer
Philip Xapres
Sherwin Beane
Guinea pig Squeaky roots for five years at Ryerson School
In Wayne New Jersey Squeaky the guinea pig remains at Ryerson School as a beloved first grade pet after five years. Teachers say he supports science lessons models drawings and writing topics for students who cuddle him and learn through him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
N.J
Squeaky
Ryerson School
Doris Guiseffi
Bowdoin Campaign Names Sanford Leader Willard Chairman
Atty George S Willard of Sanford named chairman for the Bowdoin College 10 million capital drive covering the Sanford Kennebunk area Alumni chairman Vincent Welch announced The Sanford native and Bowdoin alumnus has held multiple civic roles and served in the Naval Reserve He and his wife Joyce have two children The fund aims to expand academic programs upgrade facilities and improve student aid including a new library dormitory renovations and expanded heating capacity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. George S. Willard
Sanford
Willard and Hanscom
Sanford-Kennebunk
Bowdoin College
Vincent B. Welch
Washington, D.C
Bowdoin
Willard
Phi Beta Kappa
National Learned Society
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Boston University School of Law
Boston University
Northeastern University
Sanford Loan and Building Association
Sanford Institution For Savings
York County
American Bar Associations
American Bar Association
New England
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Sanford School
Louis B. Goodsall Memorial Library
Lela H. Thornsburg Educational Foundation
Sanford Symphony Orchestra, Inc
Barney Beg
U. S. Naval Reserve
Kennebunk
Sanford High School
Joyce R. Richardson
Georges Maguad
Stephen P
Dartmouth College
James S. Coles
Forecasts shift as economists predict modest business rise
Local analysis notes most economists now foresee continued growth for the next year with no recession. They credit substantial liquid savings and higher personal incomes, suggesting stronger consumer activity if federal taxes are cut, despite earlier gloom.
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AX Club 7
RL News
Saco Salvation Army
Memoriam
Wilfrid Dubois
Henry Lennox
Laura Lachance
Pythian Sisters
Charles Lemoine
Owen-Davis
BHS
Saco School Board
New Saco
Methodist Guild
Thornton Glee Clubs
Yale
First National Bank
George Willard
Bowdoin Drive
Thibodeau
Pool Road
Uarantee
Hubert St. Kennebunk Rd
Washington Street
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