Local residents listed in hospital and military notices
A roundup lists patients at Webber hospital in Saco Biddeford and nearby towns including Paul Cobb Marcel Dubreuil Albert Hanson and Mrs Rudolph Cote all hospitalized or receiving treatment. Others travel for business visits and family statements note a naval assignment for Bart Roberts aboard USS Bennington with routing and training in the Pacific region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cobb
Ferry Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Marcel Dubreuil
Southgate Avenue
Biddeford
Albert G
Mike) Hanson
Pike Street
Rudolph Cote
Grange Street
Diana Rousselle
Butler's
New York
Boston
Herve Tousignant
Robert N. Emmons
Elbert N. Emmons
Eden Jane
Old Orchard Beach
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Pierre Borodine
Williamstown
Mass
Walter Stebbins
Summer Street
Bernard Stebbins
Arents
Walterbins
Washington, D. C
George A. Gagne
Pool Street
Togus Gate Lodge
Togus Veterans Administration Center Hospital
Arthur Neault
Washington Avenue
Quebec
Neault
St. Thomas de Galice
Bart Roberts
USN
Arthur L. Roberts
Main Street
San Diego
Calif
Bennington
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Community orders and meetings announced for local groups
Pine Cone Temple, Pythian Sisters meet tomorrow night at cadet hall in Saco. Knights of Pythias will host Guest Night during Biddeford Council Friends January social. Widows of World War 1 Inc. chapter 9 gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m at American Legion home Saco. Salon 257 Eight and Forty meets Thursday at 5 p m at Mrs Florence Gagne home Ocean Park road Saco relocation from Kennebunk home of Mrs Affie Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Cs In
Saco
Knights of Pythias All
Biddeford Council
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
C. Hall
Washington Street
Widows of World War 1 Inc
American Legion
York County
P. m
Florence Gagne
Ocean Park Road
Kennebunk
Affie. Leech
Weekly midweek church services and rehearsals listed
A roundup of Wednesday church activities across Maine including Biddeford United Baptist Ogunquit BaptistHamilton Memorial Saco First Parish Methodist. Activities feature prayer meetings Bible studies choir rehearsals and a missionary society gathering with hosts Mrs. Sylvia Searle and Mrs. Emma Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Foss Street Methodist Church
Biddeford
Sylvia Searle
Emma Chappell
Death of Mrs Adelaide Upham at 77 on Portland Bus Ride
Mrs Adelaide Mary Upham 77 widow of Dr Roscoe Upham collapsed and died last evening aboard a Portland Biddeford bus on her way home from shopping. Death attributed to natural causes by medical examiner Wilbur F Leighton. Born October 19 1884 at Fort Kent she was mother to four sons and three daughters with 13 grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at St Mary church with calling hours at Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Mary Upham
Crescent Street
Bideford
Roscoe Upham
Portland
Cleophas Nadeau
Fraternity of St
Monterey
Calif
St. Mary Church
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Biddeford
Biddeford Man Edward Bouthillette Dies After Short Illness
Edward Bouthillette 59 of 4a Bidford native and Biddeford resident died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He worked for John Lucas Tree Co Portland and later the City of Biddeford. Survived by two brothers and a niece his funeral is Thursday at 9 am from St Andre church with calling hours at Emond Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bouthillette
Ford
Main Street
Edward and
Olivine (Leclerc) Bouthillette
John Lucas Tree Company
Portland
Biddeford
St. Andrew Church
Cercle Lacordaire Society
Phillippe
Edmond Bouthillette
Priest Paul S Buhrer 84 Dies in Bristol Conn
Rev Paul S Buhrer a Roman Catholic priest who served Maine parishes before retirement in 1956 died Saturday in Bristol Connecticut. Born May 7 1877 in Lyon France he studied in Constantinople and Jerusalem and was ordained May 1 1894. Burial will be in Biddeford after a requiem high mass in Bristol at 10 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Buhrer
Maine
Bristol
Conn
Father Buhrer
St. Andre
Biddeford
Old Town
Lyon
France
George and
Marie Moiret Buhrer
Constantinople
Assumptionist College
Jerusalem
Palestine
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Capharneum
Mt. Carmel
Obituary of Thomas Gagne from Old Orchard Beach
Thomas Gagne 66 of 40 Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach died yesterday after a long illness. Born in Biddeford he was a World War I veteran and former electrician at Delorge Baking. Survived by widow Olga two brothers and a sister with services at St Margaret church and visitation at Cote Funeral Home in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gagne
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Charles and
Philomene
Cote) Gagne
Delorge Baking Company
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Post
American Legion
Philip Tighe
York County
St. Margaret Church
Olga (Magnuson) Gagne
Arthur
Louis Gagne
Saco
Wilfred Lottinville
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Fraternity Prayer Service for Mrs. Upham at Biddeford Funeral Home
Members of the Fraternity of St. Elizabeth will meet Wednesday at 30 p.m. at the Sansourey Funeral Home in Biddeford to say prayers for Mrs. Roscoe Upham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity of St. Elizabeth
Third Order of St. Francis
Sansouey Funeral Home
Stone Street
Biddeford
Roscoe Upham
Funeral services for Rev Sister St Thomas de Galilee
Funeral services for Rev Sister St Thomas de Galilee former Biddeford resident were held Monday at the Good Shepherd convent chapel in Quebec with a solemn requiem high mass. Burial followed in St Foy cemetery Quebec. Out of town attendees included sisters Mrs Arthur Neault of Saco and Mrs Leo Cyr of North Adams Mass plus Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Hebert of Biddeford and others from St Bernard PQ and Quebec City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas de Galilee
Biddeford
Good Shepherd
Quebec
Sisters of Good Shepherd
St. Foy Cemetery
Arthur Neault
Saco
Leo Cyr
North Adams
Mass
Wilfrid He
Undefined for no license Lloyd Provencal case note
Lloyd Provencal aged 23 of 41 iSociety Avenue Old Orchard is referenced in a brief notice about a licensing issue. The fragment lists name and address with no further context or outcome provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Provencal
iSociety Avenue
Old Orchard
Portland Weather Forecast With Colder Night Ahead
Weather brief calls for clear skies and mild to cool today with 15 to 25 mph west and northwest winds. Tonight turns colder with light winds. Wednesday remains sunny and colder with 10 to 20 mph winds. List includes snow tires and auto supplies at Western Auto Saco. regional temperatures shown for several towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Western Auto
Saco
State AMVETS Officials Attend Meeting in Biddeford
State Commander Ralph White visited the Merton Ira Staples AMVETS post in Biddeford. Harold Strout Alfred Hatfield and Paul Potvin attended the meeting. The post approved loaning two drum corps rifles to St Louis High School Band for the Washington DC Cherry Blossom parade in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph White
Merton Ira Staples Amvets
Biddeford
Harold Strout
Saco
Alfred Hatfield
Portland
National Executive
Paul Potvin
Old Orchard Beach
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Joseph L. R. Bouchard
White
Amvets
New Gloucester
Lafayette Court Welcomes New Member and Supports Band Trip
Mrs. Cecile St. Amand joined Lafayette Court Catholic Order of Foresters at a Biddeford Emery Street hall meeting. The court voted a donation for the St. Louis High School band’s Washington trip and appointed a good of the order committee including Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cote and others. Walter Petrin won a special prize, Gerard Letellier presided as chief ranger, and gratitude was shown to Eugene Grenier for a crucifix donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile St. Amand
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Biddeford
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Roger Cote
Emile Fecteau
William Landry
Richard Petrin
Gerard Paradis
Rita Petrin
Joseph Letellier
Eugene Grenier
Walter Petrin
Gerard Letellier
Bath Shipyard Wins Navy Frigate Contract
Bath Iron Works Corp. received a Navy contract for two guided missile frigates valued at 39.75 million dollars. The yard, employing about 2,600, will build ships similar to those awarded in May 1961, with Terrier missiles and enhanced anti submarine capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edmund S. Muskie
Washington Today
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Daily Times
Muskie
Navy
BIW
Biddeford Clinic Offers Vaccinations This Wednesday
A well baby clinic will be held Wednesday at the nursing office in Biddeford City building at 1 p m. Inoculations for diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and polio will be given with a physician in attendance. Beach paid a $10 fine in Saco Municipal court this morning on driving without a license with State Trooper John Fleming as the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford City
Birth Announcements From AT Webber Hospital
A long list of newborns is reported from AT Webber Hospital and elsewhere. Families in Saco Biddeford Kennebunk Wells and Groton receive sons and daughters with weights from six pounds up to over nine pounds and multiple January birth dates. Names include Petro Gregoire Mininni Grace Chand Mar chand Donovan Bennett LeBarge Gagne Perkins Beaudoin and others with notes on parents addresses and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Grace
Hill Street
Saco
Sherri Lee
Grace
Irene Glaude
Paul A. Marchand
Birch Street
Biddeford
John B. Donovan, Jr
Park Street
Kennebunk
Timothy Paul
Harry F. Bennett
Brown Street
George G. LeBarge
Jason Ronald
Raymond L. Gagne
Marcel Avenue
Paula Ann
Lawrence W. Perkins
Oak Street
Port
Heather Ann
Raymond L. Beaudoin
Storer Street
Guy Donald
Jail Escapee On Wild Spree In Tucker Arkansas
Charles F. Fields a 30 year old convicted rapist who escaped from jail started a 90 minute crime spree in Tucker Arkansas killing a man raping a woman committing an 894 robbery and stealing three trucks and a car He was recaptured without a struggle by prison Superintendent Lee Henslee and Sheriff Harold Norton after wrecking a pickup truck near the state prison farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker, Ark
Charles F. Fields
Fields
Lee Henslee
Harold Norton
Farewell Party for Dr Mazzacane Planned at Elks Lodge
A farewell party for Dr Walter Mazzacane of Old Orchard Beach is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mazzacane
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
High Court Clears Abbott In York Assault Case
A York county Superior court jury found William F. Abbott 55 of Wells not guilty of assault and battery against Raymond Boutet of Saco. Boutet testified Abbott grabbed him by the neck and forced his head through a door glass at Abbott’s home on Thanksgiving day. Abbott said Boutet struck him first and he shoved him away. Other witnesses included Boutet’s son and state troopers. In separate actions Kevin Mack of Falmouth was convicted of drunken driving and fined 250 dollars plus costs. Robert Donnell of York pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was fined 250 dollars. George Jordan of Auburn faced a charge of operating to the left on a grade, to be filed upon payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
William F. Abbott
Wells
Raymond Boutet
Saco
Boutet
Abbott
Kittery
Maine
Robert W. Tet
William Mahaney
David Knight
Lawrence Hall
Routets
Kevin H. Mack
Falmouth
Waterboro
James P. Archibald
Mack
Sanford
Robert L. Donnell
York
Archibald
George S. Jordan
Auburn
Jordan
York Trial Justice Court
Special Hours For Night Classes Offer In Biddeford
Special registration hours announced by Paul Larrabee include Friday night from 7 to 9 and daytime 9 to 5 until the tentative January 30 start date. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings for six weeks with courses in business English shop mathematics blueprint reading shorthand and typing requiring a minimum of 10 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. of
Paul Larrabee
Biddeford
Larrabee
Calendar Drive For Band Success
Biddeford Band Mothers club met at the Junior High school to report the calendar drive results. After a long fund raising discussion it was decided each member will start an individual project next month, with proceeds to the treasury. Present were Mrs Arlene Chappell Mrs Dorothy Mathieu Mrs Muriel Greenwood Mrs Eleanor Flavin Mrs Frances Abbott Mrs Joan Davis Mrs Ruth Carpenter and Mrs Evelyn Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
The
Treasury
Arlene Chappell
Dorothy Mathieu
Muriel Greenwood
Eleanor Flavin
Frances Abbott
Joan Davis
Ruth Carpenter
Evelyn Emerson
Dutch Reserve Right to Self Defense Over New Guinea Clash
Indonesian and Dutch accounts of a coast clash differ. The Dutch say air and naval units engaged Indonesian boats off Dutch New Guinea for an hour after Indonesia fired on a Dutch plane. Indonesian leader Jani claims Dutch forces attacked without warning and the boats were patrolling. Premier De Quay says the Netherlands will invoke self defense against any new Indonesian attack while seeking negotiated settlement with U Thant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch New Guinea
Jani
the Hague Netherlands
Jan de Quay
Netherlands
West New Guinea
New York
U.N
U Thant
Indonesia
Defense Ministry
de Quay
Thant
United Nations
Lewiston Auburn Shoeworkers Reject Union
A small turnout of Lewiston and Auburn shoe workers voted 698 to 185 against affiliating with the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. A spokesman for the Lewiston and Auburn Shoeworkers Protective Association said the vote shows workers are satisfied with their present representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Lewiston
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Lewiston and Auburn Shoeworkers Protective Association
Hospital Board Reports Encouraging January Financials
The January meeting of the erect hospital board of directors, presided by Robert W. Cole pro tem, heard a treasurer Archie Maxwell report a substantial December-to-January improvement and that the hospital can discount all bills. Laurence Staples described staff discussion on an expansion program while Roger Moore announced new cafeteria tables and chairs. Directors present included Cole Maxwell Audie Crowley Jakeman Flavin MacNaughton Moore Pendergast Bean Rogers Staples Bourque Ward Johnson Burke Davis Miller and Assistant Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erect Hospital Board of Directies
Robert W. Cole
Atty
Edwin Walker
Archie Maxwell
Laurence Staples
Roger Moore
Cole and Maxwell
Joseph W. Audie
Daniel Crowley
Adelbert M. Jakeman, Sr
Stuart V. Flavin
Roy D. MacNaughton
Moore
M. Abbott Pendergast
Herbert R. Bean
John Rogers
Leo Bourque Ward R. Johnson
Walter H Burke
Carleton Davis
A. J. Miller
Fireside Club Sets Date For Clam Supper
The Fireside club of the Saco School Street Methodist church named February 16 for a fried clam supper and announced committee assignments for event planning. A second meeting plan for four future gatherings listed couples handling refreshments and programs, with Arthur Gannon leading the steering committee and Oliver Stevens in charge of the birthday box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parslow
Saco School Street Methodist Church
LaDora Gannon
Betty Stevens
Bessie Dawley
Kkitchen
Sidney Griffith
James Rennie
Mildred Harris
Lawrence Cranshaw
Arthur Gannon
Norman J. Langmaid
Robert Parslow
Oliver Stevens
Edward Dawley
Jean Rennie
Roger Allen
Frederick Bell
Paul Cobb
New Officers of Sodality Take Over
Newly elected officers of the Children of Mary sodality of St. Andre parish Biddeford assumed their posts at a planning session hosted by president Miss Antoinette Emond. Officials included Miss Juliette Cordeau and Miss Lillianne Viger with Counsellors Miss Yvonne Bibeau and Miss Jeannette Bibeau. Plans for 1962 were outlined for consideration at the next parish general session with Sgt. Aime Giguere as spiritual director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Andre Parish
Biddeford
Antoinette Emond
Juliette Cordeau
Lillianne Viger
Cecile Thibeault
Yvonne Bibeau
Jeannette Bibeau
Blanche Dube
Claire Dumont
Jeanne la Blanche
Precille Corriveau
Sgt
Aime Giguere
Wyman Pleads Guilty To Speeding In Biddeford Court
Wayne Wyman 32 of 55 Summer St Kennebunk paid a $10 fine after pleading guilty to speeding on Route 1 Arundel January 12. State Trooper Hollis G Dixon alleged 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. Associate Judge Gerald C Nason presided. Also two false alarms reported by Old Orchard Beach firemen, basements and homes named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne W. Wyman
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Hollis G. Dixon
Wyman
Arundel
Gerald C. Nason
Vote Eligibility Noted for 3500 Members
About 3,500 members were eligible to vote as reported, outlining the scope of the upcoming decision.
Festival Of Harmony Slated At Saco Hall
A Festival of Harmony featuring the Portland chapter of Barbershop Singers will be held at Saco City Hall Saturday at 8 15 p m sponsored by the Catholic Women's club of Most Holy Trinity church Saco Proceeds will benefit the club treasury for church projects General chairman is Miss Anne Dineen assisted by Mrs Gerard Cameron tickets Mrs Leonard Burke hall Mrs Peter Hellige publicity Mrs James Lombard Mrs Wilbrod Bedard Richard Twomey and Michael Winston refreshments Margaret Burke Mary Ethel Burke Johanna Brady and Linda Zello usherettes Brendan Twomey and Robert Lockhart advertising The Portland chapter includes many members and they are among 26000 enrolled in the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America Inc All are engaged in Keep America Singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco City Hall
Catholic Women’s Club of
Michael Winston
Margaret Burke
Mary Ethel Burke
Johanna Brady
Linda Zello
Brendan Twomey
Robert Lockhart
Neil Dow
Crawford Bayer
Richard Wheeler
Philip Tuttle
Dennis Dineen
Lincoln Abbott
James Nixon
John Myzart
George Roberts
Richard Edes
Oakie Hallgren
Elmer Cropper
Hugh Curtis
Laurence Soule
Burton Warren
Herbert Wallstrom
Stanley Eames
Richard Morse
Lee Nickerson
Roland Gorman
David Wharf
Daniel Hutchins
Richard Place
Clifford Howe
Edward Lundell
America
First Parish Church Elects New Officers in Saco
The January meeting at First Parish Congregational church in Saco elected new officers including moderator Harry Sawyer and church clerk Mrs. Gilbert D. Harrison Jr. Other posts filled span treasurer Roger P. Moore building fund auditor Richard Gray head usher Roy Tounge superintendent Howard Cushman and Sunday school heads. New board members join deacons De Eugene Wolfahrt and Lawrence Dearborn and religious education leader Dinsmore Worthing. The church constitution revision, prepared by the deacons, was unanimously approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Ralph Meserve
Carl Bohlin
Robert Goldthwait
Hazel Bishop
Harry Sawyer
Sawyer
Gilbert D. Harrison, Jr
Roger P. Moore
Mae Sweetsir
Richard Gray
Roy Tounge
Walter Nutting
Howard Cushman
Alan Jasper
Urbain Roberge, Jr
Robert Whittier
Donald Fogg
William Kany
Eugene Wolfahrt
Lawrence Dearborn
William Marston
Warren Peterson
Dinsmore Worthing
Grenville Arsenault
Lester Black
Robert King
Roger Bean
o Biddeford-Saco Council _ of Churches
Ernest Woodworth
Cathy Roberts
Gary Gross
York
Uniforms Arrive for Women Police Auxiliaries in Biddeford
Civil Defense Director Alden Jacobs announced uniforms have arrived for Biddeford’s women auxiliary police. Ten women now serve at school crossings with about five more needed for a full force. Recruits and uniforms are managed by Civil Defense. the volunteers operate under Police Chief Edgar Sevigny to aid children at school crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Civil Defense
Alden Jacobs
Jacobs
Civil Defense Department
Edgar Sevigny
First Exhaustion Of Benefits Recorded In Maine
A total of 78 benefit exhaustions, the first of the current fiscal year, have been recorded at the Biddeford office of the Maine Employment Security Commission. The fiscal year began April 1. Unemployment pay claims filed rose slightly last week to 1,027, up from 1,014 the prior week. In the corresponding week of 1961, 994 claims were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Girl Scout Troop 24 Awards Highlight Biddeford Meeting
At the Biddeford Scout hall Troop 24 awarded badges including dabbler and musician to Susan Maxwell and first class television and radio to Bonnie Remar. Investitures were held for Pauline Pouravelis and Catherine Hill as other patrols presented talks and a pantomime about founder Juliette Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pool Road
Susan Maxwell
Bonnie Remar
Pauline Pouravelis
Catherine Hill
Wild Rose Patrol
Juliette Low
Pine Tree Patrol
World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides
Rattlers
Linda Hanusek
Priscilla Lavigne
Shifra Zaitlin
Constance Gagne
Patricia Boilard
Elizabeth Ross
Carolyn O'Connor
Joan Bollard
Louise Fillmore
Patricia Kelleher
Susan Wakefield
Hilda Ouellette
Benjamin Remar
Wayne Hutchins
Jean Michaud
First Phase Of Biddeford City Survey Finished
The James W. Sewall company completed the field survey for Biddeford planning. Data will be processed on IBM cards in three to four weeks as part of building a comprehensive plan. Audie notes ongoing interviews and a second phase of meetings to study population use and final plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W
Planning Board
Insurance Head To Speak At Area Meeting
Aarron Goldstein of Metropolitan Life will speak at the Southern Maine Life Underwriters meeting at the Wonder Steakhouse in Biddeford at noon Thursday. Goldstein began with Metropolitan in 1927 and rose to assistant manager in 1929. He heads the Dorchester Mass office and was credited with 3 604 045 in 1960, the highest by any company representative. He is a Million Dollar Round Table life and qualifying member and founded the Metropolitan Millionaires club, serving as its head for two years. His speech title is Business Insurance Opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarron Goldstein
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Southern Maine Life Underwriters Association
Wonder
Biddeford
Goldstein
Metropolitan Company
Aaron
Dorchester
Mass
National Association of Life Underwriters
Metropolitan Millionaires Club
Two Accidents Reported To Saco Police
Two accidents reported by Saco Police occurred yesterday. Paul Lerman and Leroy Kinney collided on Main street with $189.49 damage to Lerman’s car. Kinney’s damage not estimated. Mrs. Walter York skidded on ice at Ferry road Bay View intersection and struck a mailbox, $50 damage to her car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Paul Lerman
Portland
Leroy Kinney
Lyman
Lerman
Main Street
Kinney
Bay View Road
Ferry Road
Walter York
Beacon Avenue
Claims under extended benefit program noted
The report states that claims exist on file and 207 of them are under the extended benefit program.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xa VA
Socuales
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Kennebunkport
Chestnut Street Methodist Church
Unitarian-Universalist Religious Education Committee
Saco First Parish Congregational Church
Herbert Bean
Old Orchard Beach High School
ST. Thomas
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Halifax
Montreal
Roland L. Huot
Bath Shipyard
Stephen H. Hanson
Slumberland Motel
Terri Lee
David W. Emmons
School Street
Jeremy A
Samuel P. Simpson
David Edward
Carl H. Winchester
Mast Hill Read
Steven Alan
Edward R. Hogue
Moody
Michael Edward
Robert D. Dixon
Post Road
Maurice Provencher
South Street
Normand Stephen
George Roy
Mercy Hospital
Maurice George
Roy
Rachel Landry
Rosalie Landry
Napoleon Roy
Robert L. Fowler
Plainville
Deborah Anne
Lewis Fowler
Winford Farr
Ballardvale
Richard F. Kennedy
Sasebo
Japan
Yokota Air Force Base
Kennedy
4021St
Clarence Kennedy
Graham Street
High Court
Aquus Wells
Tal
Fireside Club
Sodality
Speeder
Carl Weeks
Randall Avenue
Ocean Park
Leon Jones
Portland Avenue
Festival of Harmony
Saco Hall
First Parish Church
Girl Scout
Saco Police
Alfred Road
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