Local personals list medical and surgical patients
Leon Dansereau of 350 Main St Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Laureen LeClair daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence LeClair of 11 Middle St Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Maureen Couture daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Couture of 25 Orchard St Biddeford has returned home from Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dansereau
Main St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Laureen LeClair
Lawrence LeClair
Middle St
Saco
Maureen Couture
Raymond Couture
Orchard St
Mercy
Weekend church services grouped across Biddeford area
A series of Sunday and evening worship services are listed for Advent Christian churches in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk and Wells with times from 4 p m to 7 30 p m and multiple youth groups at First Assembly of God Kennebunk Baptist and other local churches including the Odd Fellows building and the Lyman First Baptist Church Goodwins Mills Holy Communion in Biddeford Pool with sermon theme Friend Why Are You Here and organist Mrs Shirley Parks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Ahepa
Leasant Street
Saco
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Salvation
Youth Fellowship of
The
Union Church
Biddeford Pool
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Shirley Parks
Doris Berthiaume Bridal Shower Postponed
The bridal shower for Miss Doris Berthiaume of 60 Alfred Street Biddeford scheduled for Sunday July 28 has been postponed until August 4 due to the death of her uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Berthiaume
Alfred St
Biddeford
Youth fined for running a stop sign in Biddeford court
Raynold A. Labbe, 19, of 36 Acorn St Biddeford pleaded guilty through attorney Kert Cyr in Biddeford Municipal Court to running a stop sign. Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason imposed a $10 fine. The case was the only one completed at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynold A. Labbe
Acorn St
Biddeford
Kert Cyr
Gerald C. Nason
Deaths Agenard Legare 79 former Biddeford resident
Agenard Legare 79 a former Biddeford resident died in Black Lake Quebec where he had lived for three years He was born in St David Quebec on June 13 1884 and worked at the Saco Lowell Shops for 46 years He was a St Joseph Church communicant and member of several fraternal and church groups Survivors include brother Edouard Legare and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at Emond Funeral Home Sunday 10 am to 10 pm Funeral services from St Joseph Church Monday at 830 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenard Legare
Pine St
Biddeford
Black Lake
Que
St. David
Xavier
Aglae Hogue Legare
Saco-Lowell
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's
St. Andre's
Union St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique Chagnon Council
Order of Eagles
Edouard Legare
Emond
St. Joseph’s Church
Isidore J Beaulieu 81 Dies In Biddeford Home
Isidore Joseph Beaulieu 81 died Friday at his son Donat Beaulieu's Biddeford home where he lived the last two years. Born Nov 6 1881 in St Clement Quebec he was a former Lewiston Bates Manufacturing Co worker 20 years and Oxford Paper Mill Rumford 22 years. Survived by son Donat Beaulieu Montreal brother Pierre Beaulieu, Quebec sister Marie St Laurent Ste Madeleine Quebec five grandchildren five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from St Joseph Church Monday at 9:30 a.m. Friends may call Bolduc Funeral Home Biddeford Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. and prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Joseph Beaulieu
Donat A. Beaulieu
Taylor St
Biddeford
Beaulieu
Lewiston
Bates Mfg. Co
Oxford
Rumford
St. Clement
Que
Israel
Caroline (Veilleux) Beaulieu
Rose Anna Gravel Beaulieu
St. Joseph's Parish
Pierre Beaulieu
St. Joseph's Church
Bolduc
Alfred St
Rumery Rites Set for Jeannette S Rumery in Saco
Jeannette S Rumery 67 Curtis Cove Biddeford died suddenly at a Biddeford hospital Born October 4 1895 in Dorchester MA she was the daughter of Henry and Flora Foss Scammom A member of the Eastern Star New York she is survived by widower Jessie E two sons Earle R Biddeford Reed W Saco a daughter Marylyn R Fairfield Ohio and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 30 p m from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette S. Rumery
Curtis Cove
Biddeford
Dorchester
Mass
Henry
Flora Foss Scammon
Eastern Star
New York
Jessie E
Earle R
Reed W
Saco
Marylyn R. Fairfield
Ohio
Dennett Land Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Annie Perry of Leominster Dies at 9 in City
Annie Perry aged 9 of Leominster Mass died this morning. Born December 1 1873 in Rexton County Canada she was a school teacher before migrating to the United States. Survived by two sons Roy Biddeford Maine Merle FitchburgMass four daughters Leona Kurtz Marlborough Lillian Smith Pawtucket Annie Freeman Marion Crowley one grandson Richard Perrin and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday morning at St Leos Church with interment in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Mass
Annie Perry
Rexton County
Canada
United States
Roy
Biddeford
Maine
Merle
Fitchburg
Leona Kurtz
Marlborough
Lillian Smith
Pawtucket
R. I
Annie Freeman
Marion Crowley
Ruth W Smart dies after long illness at 47
Ruth W Withrow Smart 47 of 48 Graham St Biddeford died yesterday after a long illness at a local hospital Born in Milford July 16 1916 daughter of Lester R Foster and Rose Massey Foster graduate of Biddeford High School employed 14 years at Saco Lowell Shops and later J G Deering and Sons member of Foss Street Methodist Church Survived by father Lester R Foster three sons Robert Roderick Biddeford Ronald El Monte Calif three sisters Verne Gerrish East Lebanon Eva I Reigle Harrisburg Pa Helen Withrow Biddeford five brothers Norman J Foster Los Angeles Charles Louis Foster New York Robert L Foster Portland Phillip E Foster South Portland and several nieces and nephews Funeral from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco at 10 am Monday with interment in Brooklawn Cemetery Portland calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Withrow Smart
Graham St
Biddeford
Milford
Lester R
Rose (Massey) Foster
Biddeford High School
Saco-Lowell
J. G. Deering and Sons
Foss Street Methodist Church
Lester R. Foster
Conn
Robert
Roderick
Sacred Heart League to prayer vigil for Agenard Legare
Members of the Sacred Heart League of St. Joseph Church gather at Emond Funeral Home Sunday at 7 30 p m to say prayers for Agenard Legare in a tribute of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League of St. Joseph
Emond Funeral
Agenard Legare
Prayers League to Greet Agenard Legare Sunday
The League of St Andre's Church will meet at Emond Funeral Home Sunday at 7 p m to say prayers for Agenard Legare.
Stranger in His Own Home Town Miami
In Miami a Cuban refugee waitress Joyce Williams faces daily barriers as locals question her English, highlighting frictions over language and identity in the immigrant community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Joyce Williams
Maine Forecast Mixed Tonight Warm and Dry
A fair and warm night continues with low temperatures in the 60s. Sunday brings hot and fair weather with partly cloudy skies in northern areas and scattered afternoon thunder showers developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Afernoon
Thomas J. Taylor 62 of Saco and Easley dies after illness
Thomas J. Taylor aged 62 of 76 Harrison Ave Saco and Easley South Carolina died in a local hospital after a lengthy illness He was born in Dundee Scotland August 11 1900 and worked 40 years at the Saco Lowell Shops as night supervisor He belonged to multiple Masonic bodies in Saco and Ludlow and served with the Royal English Navy in World War I He is survived by his widow former Lillian Yelineck one son Bruce C Taylor Biddeford a daughter Mrs William Kimball Saco three grandchildren and several cousins Funeral services were held Monday at 2 from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco Friends may call tonight and Sunday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Taylor
Harrison Ave
Saco
Easley
S.C
Dundee
Scotland
Thomas J
Jane (Whyte) Taylor
Saco-Lowell
Brigham Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ludlow
Mass
York Royal Arch
Bradford
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Funeral Services for Alfred Bourgault Held at St Josephs Church
Funeral services for Alfred Bourgault of 108 Botolph Street Boston who died Wednesday in a Boston hospital will be held Monday morning at 730 from St Josephs Church. The time of mass will be announced at the masses Sunday. Friends may call at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred Street Biddeford Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. and prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bourgault
Botolph St
Boston
St. Joseph's Church
Bolduc
Alfred St. Biddeford
Portland Man Fined On Speeding Charge
Thomas J. Hubner 22 of Portland paid a $25 fine in Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice Court for a speeding offense on Temple Avenue July 24. The charge was brought by Sdt Jean Paul Lacroix of the Old Orchard Beach Police Department. Hubner pleaded guilty before Justice Wesley M. Mewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Thomas J. Hubner
Portland
Wesley M. Mewer
Sdt
Jean Paul Lacroix
Temple Avenue
Bridge Bid Called For In South Berwick
The State Highway Commission will open bids on August 7 for a 65 foot modern steel and concrete bridge over the Great Works River, replacing the current wooden floored steel truss bridge on Emery's Bridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State Highway Commission
South Berwick
Emery
Great Works River
Demand Drives Growth in Campsites and Lodging at Old Orchard Beach
Business activity in the Old Orchard Beach area surges with strong demand for trailers, engines overhauled, and higher average bills. Rental parks report volumes up 25 to 60 percent above last season while motels and hotels describe overall good business despite visible vacancy signs. Amusement stands show mixed signals from terrible to excellent sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Old Or Orchard Beach
Committee suggests Lewiston reapportionment plan
AP reports Maine House reapportionment should be handled by a bipartisan committee to work out details immediately. Democratic leader William D. Hathaway said the constitutional amendment provides a broad outline, but the legislature must assign the seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
House
William D. Hathaway
Immigrant Learns English Amid Spanish Menu Challenge
A man, relieved, sits to study an English language menu after recalling two first places he visited offered only Spanish. The snippet captures language barriers and adaptation in a packed city setting.
German Student Plans Visit To Local Area
A 23 year old law student from Dortmund Germany arrives August first for two months as a guest of the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club under the Experiment In International Living program. Heinz Jurgen Hotte will stay with four local Rotarians in Saco Biddeford for about two weeks each and visit industries and sites across the area. He will be joined by Jeans Jacques Gachelin of France and Willem Struyck of the Netherlands who will be hosted in Scarborough by the Jaycees and Rotary. This marks the second year of the Rotary Club collaboration with Putney Vermont program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Biddeford - Saco
Heinz Jurgen Hotte
Dortmund
New York City
New York
Norton Payson
Scarborough
Laurence H. Staples
Saco
F. Turner Brown
Kennepunkport
Lloyd W. Walker
David E. Wigley
Biddeford
Jeans-Jacques Gachelin
France
Willem Struyck
Netherlands
Jaycees
Rotary Club
Biddeford Saco Rotary Club
Putney
Hotte
Geneva
Hamburg
England
Italy
Holland
Swizerland
Spain
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Austria
Belgium
International Service Division
Pierce Brothers Charged With Aggravated Assault
Kennebunk two brothers Robert Pierce and Jack Pierce both 25 and 22 face aggravated assault charges in municipal court for an attack on Michael Paul Roussin 24 of Biddeford near the Kennebunk town line. Roussin was treated and is under observation in a Biddeford hospital. Bail is set at 5000 dollars each and more warrants may follow from an earlier incident in Kennebunkport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Robert Pierce
Jack Pierce
West Kennebunk
Biddeford
Pierce Brothers
Michael Paul Roussin
Bacon St
Robert Ficker
Roussin
Kennebunk Port
Kennebunkport Dock Square
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Newborns Born to Several Biddeford Families
To Mr and Mrs Raymond Rouillard 332 Alfred St Biddeford a daughter Donna Mae seven pounds 11 ounces July 24. To Mr and Mrs Fernand Cote 4 Hill St Biddeford a son John Paul five pounds four ounces July 24. To Mr and Mrs Gerard Jacques 38 Saco Ave Old Orchard Beach a son Richard Michael eight pounds five ounces July 24. To Mr and Mrs Harold A Lawrence Bay View Saco a son Jefferson Bruce seven pounds 11 ounces July 25. To Mr and Mrs Ovide R Corbel 414 Main St Biddeford twin sons four pounds seven ounces and four pounds 13 ounces July 26. To Mr and Mrs George H Palmer 338 Main St Biddeford a daughter Darlene Marie six pounds six ounces July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Raymond Rouillard
Alfred St
Biddeford
Donna Mae
Fernand Cote
Hill St
John Paul
Gerard Jacques
Saco Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Richard Michael
Harold A. Lawrence
Bay View
Saco
Jefferson Bruce
Ovide R. Corbeil
Main St
George H. Palmer
Darlene Marie
Summer Heat Wave Grimly Extends Across New England
New England endures a blistering heat wave expected to last through the weekend. Readings reach the high and mid 90s from northern Maine to southern Connecticut, with coastal relief due to light winds. Boston tied a 71 year record at 71, Burlington hit 94, and Providence set a new high at 95 as officials anticipate more records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Maine
Connecticut
Burlington
Providence
Weather Bureau
CAB Revokes Florida Routes of Northeast Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board halted Northeast Airlines New York to Florida service, saying there is no need for a third carrier. The order ends Northeast’s New York Florida subsidy route and leaves National Airlines and Eastern Airlines to serve the market. Northeast may seek reconsideration as dissenters argue the decision rolls back market competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northeast Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Florida
CAB
National Airlines
Eastern Airlines
New York- Florida
Northeast
New York-Florida
Hughes Tool Co
Robert T. Murphy
G. Joseph Minetti
Two Girls Bicycles Found in Saco Police Seeks Owners
Two blue and white girls bicycles in excellent condition have waited for ownership claims at the Saco police station since June. Police Chief Raymond Kerry said one bike was found near a cottage on Surf Street at Ferry Beach and the other outside a store at 153 Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Raymond Kerry
Surf Street
Ferry Beach
Beach St
Railroads back ICC plan to rule on work rules changes
The railroads support Kenneley’s ICC proposal allowing the ICC to rule on controversial work rules changes. They argue the plan could save millions by eliminating jobs unions say are needed. The arbiter criticized for leaning to management's side is seen as less competent than previous advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneley
ICC
Crazy Boots in the Boot Craze Stand Out
White ankle-high boots with clownish pompons draw attention in the current boot craze. Sock-like designs featuring thong toes and bold toe divisions also attract double takes as fashion pushes playful boundaries.
Ocean Park Swimming Races End Classes
Ocean Park hosted a night of water races ending junior and senior life saving and adult classes at the Royal Ambassador Pool. In freestyle Michael Burnell led with Norman Boisse and Edward Lacroix tied for second. Norman Boisse, Stephen Murphy and Adrien Dufreane won the paper race. Burnell, Lacroix and Stephen Ow took crawstroke honors. Balloon races saw Arthur Rome win with Lewis Watts and Jean Vaillancourt nearby. Watts and David Moran shared first in the second balloon race, followed by William Southwick and Peter Holden. Jean Michaud's team won the clothes race while Adrien Dufreane's team won the watermelon race. Awards and badges were presented. Instructors were Mrs Shamus Daly, Miss Linda Zello, Mrs F Howard Shaffer, aided by lifeguard Mary Jane Lanitagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Royal Ambassador Pool
Michael Burnell
Norman Boisse
Edward Lacroix
Lewis Watts
Stephen Murphy
Adrien Dufreane
Craw
Stephen Ow
Arthur Rome
Jean Vaillancourt
David Moran
William Southwick
Peter Holden
Jean Michaud
Shamus Daly
Linda Zello
F. Howard Shaffer
Mary Jane Lanitagne
What A Baby A Year-Old Chimp Can Be
Tulsa AP report says a year-old chimp named Oose is like another baby in care by zoo director Hugh Davis and his wife. Oose, from Africa via Florida quarantine, weighs six pounds, eats baby foods, plays with toys, and naps after a bath with buttermilk soap. He sleeps well, wears a crib, needs a female companion, and has only been partially seen by the public, with a traumatic Bible school outing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Zelta ‘Davis
Tulsa Zoo
Hugh Davis
Oose
Davis
Stubborn Grass Blaze Battled In Biddeford
Biddeford firefighters fought a stubborn grass and brush fire starting at 11 02 a m at 45 Forest Street caused by careless smoking. Multiple rekindles kept Engine 4 and Tank 1 crews busy through 7 23 p m with recalls to 149 Guinea Road and 111 West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Forest St
Tank 1
Engine 4
Recall
Forrest Street
149 Guinea Road
Engine 5
West St
Chamber names multiple committees headed by Wooster
The Chamber of Commerce announced numerous committees led by President Harry M. Wooster. Listed are executive and finance, industrial relations, credit bureau, membership, entertainment, legislative, merchants, parking, committee for industrial expansion, visitation, and manpower resources and yoca- with chairmen and members including Archie B. Maxwell Maurice C. Roux and Wayne B. Hutchins among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Harry M. Wooster
Archie B. Maxwell
Maurice C. Roux
Wayne B. Hutchins
Maurice C. E. Roux
Thomas Armstrong
Raymond P. Bonang
Harry P. Garland
Jerome Gillis
J. Hermann Gelinas
Francis Condon
John W. Eagleson
W. A. Lawrence Jr
John Mahaney
Philip Sanborn
James J. O'Connor
Earl Rumery
David Walley
Clarence
Arthur F. Maxwell
Paul Rousseau
Ralph Sevigny
Arthur J. Peloquin
Albert V. Cote
Henry P. Ross
Raymond L. Karnan
Richard Monmaney
Roy MacNaughton
Donald
C. Doyle
Robert Littlefield
Newman V. Bagley
Sven J. Hoosler
James Murphy
Leonard Drapeau
Albert P. Deshaies
Urbain
Ben Remar
Maurice Matson
William Smith
Albini Martin
Robert Butler
Paul Casavant
J. Alan Jasper
Reuben Robichaud
Donald C. Doyle
Walter Crepeau
Percy Gowen
Arnald Potter
Alan Dalton
James Draggitis
Bernard D. Osher
Richard E. Moore
Joseph S. Audie
Lawrence J. Lamb
John R. Gibson
Charles Coughlan
Albert F. Deshaies
Simon Spill
John E. Barrett
John RR. Gibson
Harold D. Carroll
Maurice L. Sandler
Archie B
Maxwell Sven J. Hoosler
Edward Carp
Horace S. Nichols
Bernard C Brown
Nicholas P. Scontras
Donovan Eyes Talk Trade With Red China
James B. Donovan, chief negotiator of the Bay of Pigs release, seeks government sanctioned repatriation mission to Communist China to free about 100 Americans imprisoned there. He voiced optimism but noted permission must come from the State Department. Donovan, receiving an honorary degree from Bryant College, said past operations in Cuba and East Germany had government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Oe R.I
James B. Donovan
Red China
Donovan
Bryant College
Providence Journal
State Department
Cuba
East Germany
China
Fidel Castro
United States
Record car output tops 1955 mark as factories run
Production numbers show 7,130,001 cars rolled off assembly lines surpassing the 1955 record. Anticipated output of 210,000 more cars before 1963 model completion. Calendar year 1963 production hit 4,632,361, up from 4,169,446 last year. Output slowed to an estimated 149,500 this week from 159,040 last week. Corporate results were largely strong with Ford Standard Oil New Jersey and Phillips Petroleum reporting record profits. Steel slipped for the first time in 23 weeks, with 2 million tons produced, down 6.6 percent from the prior week. GNP rose to a $579 billion annual rate in Q2, up $7.2 billion from Q1. NYSE volume totaled 16,234,431 shares, the smallest weekly trade since Oct. 13. Bond sales averaged $4 million daily versus $4.1 million previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Phillips Petroleum
Commerce Department
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Woman Dies At Wells
WELLS AP report states Dorothy MacGillivary aged 66 of Boston died while bathing off Drakes Island on Friday. The death was attributed to a heart attack.
Heat blamed for Lewiston woman’s death
Anie L. Phillips, 77, was found in River Side Cemetery Friday and died after being taken to a hospital with apparent heat exhaustion. Authorities said the heat wave contributed to her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Anie L. Phillips
Riverside
Biddeford and Saco committee slate outlines leadership
The transportation training committee lists chairman Martin J. Rielly with members Mark Black Clifford Purvis Richard Moore F Davis Little H David Walley Hugh Marshall and the mayors of Biddeford and Saco. An advisory group includes Francis Coughlin Michael Schoonjans Stephen Kaler Raymond Kenneally and Dr Frank Lawler. President Harry M Wooster serves ex officio. Clayton W Cartmill will act as secretary on all committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
Martin J. Rielly
Mark B. Black
Clifford Purvis
Richard E. Moore
F. Davis Little
H. David Walley
Hugh Marshall
Biddeford
Saco
Francis Coughlin
Michael Schoonjans
Stephen Kaler
Raymond Kenneally
Frank Lawler
Harry M. Wooster
Clayton W. Cartmill
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Hill and
Chapel Streets
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Pleasant Street
Aco
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Odd Fellows Building
Main Street
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Kennebunk Landing
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
Full Gospel
Wells
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Foss Street Methodist
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Memoriam
Frank L, Skillings
Ruth W. Smart
Sacred Heart League of
Portland Man
Duhamel
Heinz J. Hotte
United States Senate
William D. Duhamel
Adelaide Road
R. H. Morse
Edward H. Smith
Portland Post Office
Portland University Law School
Doris Legendre
William A
Gorham State Teachers College
Dana
Michael
Senate
Kennedy
Allan G. Pinkham
Essirs
Nancy Ross
Joan Vaillancourt
David Morin
Michael Brunelle
Reny Goupil
Judith Remillard
Jeannine Neault
Adrien Dufresne
Jeanne Michaud
Howard Shaffer
Harry and Georgia Viahakos
Jane Prunier
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