Local notices list area residents in medical care and military service
Mrs. William O Neill of Lincoln street Saco is receiving medical care at Notre Dame hospital. John Doran, a Massachusetts College of Pharmacy student, returned home to spend spring break with his parents in Biddeford. Herbert E Grace radioman second class USN son of Buxton road Saco serves on USS Stickell in the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Ronald C Smart radarman third class USN son of 48 Graham street Biddeford serves on USS Topeka off Southern California during Exercise Pot Shot. John E Pendleton interior communications electrician first class USN son of Saco serves with the pre commission ing crew aboard USS Pollack, to be launched March 17 at Camden New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Neill
Lincoln Street
Saco
Notre Dame Hospital
John Doran
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
William A. Doran
Western Avenue
Biddeford
Herbert FE. Grace
USN
Herbert H. Grace
Buxton Road
Stickell
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Ronald C. Smart
Ruth W. Smart
Graham Street
Topeka
Long Beach
Calif
California
John E. Pendleton
Interior Communications Electrician
John J. Pendleton
Camden
N.J
Deaths Delia Caouette 66 Biddeford resident
Miss Delia Caouette 66 a Biddeford resident for 24 years died Thursday after a long illness. She lived with sister Mrs Leopold Melancon at 31 Beacon Avenue and was born in Gorham New Hampshire June 4 1895. Survived by brother Theodore Caouette and three sisters. Funeral Saturday 10 a m at St Joseph church Biddeford burial in St John cemetery Rumford. Friends may call Bolduc funeral home Biddeford until 10 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Caouette
Biddeford
Leopold Melancon
Beacon Avenue
Gorham
N. H
Jean Baptiste and
Rose Anne Cartier) Caouette
St. Joseph Church
Theodore J. Caouette
William McPhee
South Portland
Albert W. Cookson
St. John Cemetery
Rumford
Bolduc
Alfred Street
WiSs Group B to Lead Notre Dame Hospital Thrift Shop
WiSs Group B led by Mrs. Gaston Boucher will oversee Notre Dame hospital thrift shop operations next week. The volunteer effort aims to raise funds for hospital needs and support community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Boucher
Notre Dame Hospital
Church Notes Confessions and Guest Preacher Schedule
The Junior Band of the Saco Salvation Army meets Saturday morning. Confessions are offered Saturday at St Monica Kennebunk 4 to 5 pm and at St Martha Kennebunkport 4 to 7 pm. Confessions also at St Mary Wells 2:30 to 3:30 pm. Rev Cornelius E Clark director of the Congregational Christian Conference of Maine will preach at the 10:30 morning worship Sunday in the White Church Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St Martha Church
Kennebunk Rt
St Mary Church
Wells
Cornelius E. Clark
D. D
Congregational Christian Conference of
Maine
White Church
Or Congregational
Biddeord
Junior Fellowship to Meet at White Church Biddeford
The Junior Fellowship of the White Church in Biddeford will meet Sunday at 5 p.m. in the church vestry with Mrs. Clayton Cartmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Church
Biddeford
Clayton Cartmill
Senior Fellowship Meet with Mrs Clopper in Vestry
The Senior Fellowship gathers with Mrs. Mary Clopper Sunday at 6:30 p m in the church vestry. Edward Wolfertz will show slides of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Mary Clopper
Edward Wolfertz
Europe
Dolloff Group Plans to Expand Biddeford Committee
Dolloff Group To Up Membership reports membership rising to 178 by Tuesday night. Emile Fecteau says 500 more cards will be produced with room for a further 500 as the campaign grows. John Patterson and William Dussault named to head publicity. No meeting during mission week. next session to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Dolloff
Emile Fecteau
John Patterson
William Dussault
Robert Boucher
Tenderloin Split for Pan Broiling
A pork tenderloin weighing about half a pound may be split in half lengthwise and pan broiled.
Card of Thanks to Notre Dame Hospital Staff
Raynald Giroux expresses gratitude to Dr Leandre Charest and the Notre Dame hospital staff including nuns nurses and aides for the care received during his stay. He also thanks relatives and friends who visited sent gifts and cards from 16 Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leandre Charest
Notre Dame Hospital
Raynald Giroux
Clifford Street
Thanks to Webber Hospital Staff and Donors
Theresa Lamirande expresses sincere thanks to Dr. Houle and nurses for care during stay at Webber Hospital. Appreciation extended to blood donors relatives and friends for flowers cards and wishes.
Fremont Club and Auxiliary Meet for Benjamin Richard
The Fremont club and auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 30 at Emond Funeral home Hill Street Biddeford to pay respects to Benjamin Richard father of Mrs Paul Neault an auxiliary member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Emond Funeral Home
Hill Street
Biddeford
Benjamin Richard
Paul Neault
Sacred Heart League to Meet at Emond Funeral Home
Members of the Sacred Heart league of St. Andre church will gather tonight at 7 at Emond Funeral Home on Hill Street in Bidleford to pay respects to Benjamin Richard, a league member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League of St. Andre
Emond Funeral Home
Hill Street
Bidleford
Benjamin Richard
Funeral Rites Held for Fred Cadorette Biddeford
Funeral services for Fred Cadorette of 80 Pool Street Biddeford were held at St. Andre church. Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem assisted by Rev Edmund Hache and Rev Bernand Nicknair. Pallbearers from Biddeford and Saco Lodge of Elks included Emile Fecteau and others. Burial in Calvary’s St Joseph cemetery followed graveside prayers by Father Nicknair. Out of town relatives attended from Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cadorette
Pool Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Edmund Hache
Bernand Nicknair
Laura Lauren Proulx
Saco Lodge of Elks
Emile Fecteau
John Fecteau
Aime Desrosiers
Alfred Letellier
Herbert Tibbetts
Donald Doyle
Calvary
St. Joseph Cemetery
Father Nicknair
Maurice Cadorette
Joan
Jeanne
Raymond
Patricia Cadorette
Kennebunk
Funeral service for former York County sheriff Charles H Goodwin
Funeral services were held at St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach for Charles H Goodwin former York County sheriff with Rev Edward Walsh officiating. Honorary bearers from Saco Police included Officers Lawrence Leclair Joseph Mason George Nutter Norman Lombard. Active bearers were Biddeford Saco Elks Lodge members led by George Simard Arthur Lambert Paul Brill Roland Beauregard Frederick Deschambeault Edmund Hobbins. Entombment in Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford with Rev Armand Landry prayers. spring burial planned at St Mary Cemetery Biddeford. Edith Gardner Bedford attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret
Old Orchard Beach
Charles H. Goodwin
York County
Edward Walsh
Antonio Boisvert
Saco
Council To Meet Attend Conference
A special meeting of the Old Orchard Beach Town council is set for tonight at 7 in the town hall. On the agenda are a referendum vote for high school additions, advertising and consideration of articles in the annual town warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Local leaders form Deford-Saco Industries to fund industry
Community backers create Biddeford-Saco Industries Inc to supply 10 percent of project costs. Participants receive stock and the firm loans money to Grafton at 5 percent interest. After expenses and taxes, the venture aims to pay about 3.2 percent annual interest to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
deford-Saco Inustries, Inc
Biddeford- Saco Industries, Inc
Grafton
The
Industries, Inc
Town Manager Clarifies Tax Abatements Not Listed
Percival Ward stated abatements are not shown in the town tax list which reflects individual assessments. He noted abatements can be found in the annual town report on Pages 69 and 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Wardwell
Beatrice Frost of Gardiner Dies at 57
Beatrice M Frost of Gardiner a supervisor and 40 year employee of the Maine Industrial Accident Commission died in a hospital Thursday at age 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice M. Frost
Lewiston
Gardiner
Maine Industrial Accident Commission
Planning Firm Reveals Biddeford Development Study
The James W. Sewall company presented a Biddeford land use study to the Planning Board detailing a central high density core along Main Street between the Saco bridges, surrounded by rings of multi unit and single family homes. It notes heavy development along major streets, a spider web pattern, and major street, parking, and street efficiency issues with 18.2 percent urban land as streets and 10 acres of off street parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco River
South Street
Elm Street
Alfred Street
Granite Street
Pool Street
West Street
Route 1
Sewairm
Philip Dufour
Sewall Company
Planning Board
Joseph S. Audie
Harry M. Wooster
Martin J. Rielly
Albert F. Deshaies
James Draggins
iCity
Ralph Binette
Sixth Grade Carrier Serves Ocean Park Route
A sixth grade pupil at C. K. Burns school in Saco, Raymond Nolette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nolette of 26 Paul Street, serves as the journal carrier for the Ocean Park road district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Burns School
Saco
Raymond
Ralph Nolette
Paul Street
Ocean Park Road
Auxiliary Plans Public Suppers At Camp Ellis
Camp Ellis Firemen's auxiliary outlined two public baked bean suppers to aid repairs to the fire station. Dates were set for May 5 and June 2 with Mrs Leona Allen reporting for the fundraising committee. An invitation was accepted for March 21 at 6 30 p m and gifts included a sunshine basket delivered to Mrs Laura Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Leona Allen
Laura Robbins
Marjorie Pendleton
Christobel Gagnon
Sunshine
College Glee Club To Sing At Alfred College
The St Francis college Glee club with 36 members directed by Clayton Eaton will perform at Alfred on Wednesday night March 21 in an informal songfest at La Mennais Preparatory school. They will sing Bells of St Mary Stout Hearted Men Hey Look Me Over Whiffenpool Song and God Bless America with special features Ghost Riders in the Sky The Three Bells trombone solos Harlem Nocturne Rose Room Five Foot Two Fives of Blue led by Peter Jordan and David DeTurk guiding community singing. A La Mennais Preparatory musical group also participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College Glee Club
la Mennais
Alfred
Glee Club
Clayton Eaton
David DeTurk
la Mennais Preparatory School
DAR Members Attend Conference at Lafayette Hotel
DAR members from Rebeccate chapter attended the 641 State conference this week in Portland. Attendees included state treasurer Mrs. Stanley R. Hurd and vice regent Mrs. John P. Tarbox, with several chapter officers and guests. A banquet in the Mayfair room featured songs by Mrs. William Birnie and Mrs. Rines, and Prof. Robert Berkelman of Bates College gave an illustrated Europe trip lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Stanley R. Hurd
John P. Tarbox
Chester C. Pease
Dena S. Floyd
Gertrude Farwell
Catherine M. Hutchins
Iaa N. Emery
Thea Dennett
Margaret Strout
Edith Fogg Strout
Machine injures Biddeford man at Pepperell Factory
A Biddeford man Francis Turcotte age 37 of Wentworth street was badly cut when his hand was caught in a bobbing machine at Pepperell Manufacturing. He was taken to Webber hospital by Biddeford Fire Department ambulance for surgery and the full extent of the injuries was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Francis Turcotte
Wentworth Street
Turcotte
Thursday Club Honors Jane Day With Triple Recognition
Mrs. Jane Day, oldest member, received a birthday cake and corsage and was named queen for the day and outstanding member of the year at a Biddeford Universalist church vestry meeting. Mrs. Arnold Calderwood praised her seven years of attendance and loyalty while a tea and ceremonies followed. Plans were announced for Federation conventions, budget reports, by law amendments, and a banquet rescheduling. Special guest will discuss Living In a Fall-Out Shelter. Members showcased varied hobby pieces from seashells to ships papers and antique items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Day
Biddeford Universalist Church Vestry
Day
Arnold Calderwood
Ellen Authier
Robert Johnson
Calderwood
Carlyle Atkinson
Felix Sheltra
Reginald McAdoo
Theodore Schaffer
Chris Johnson
Harris Baldwin
Maine Federation of Women's Club
Maine
Orono
Washington
D. C
Poland
Celderwood
Lewis Lachance
William B. O'Sullivan
Bernice Rideout
Maine State Civil Defense Staff
William Bruce
Buxton
Authier
Florida
William Beety
Frank Carey
Benjamin Remar
Stein
Thomas Paraday
Wter
Oyla Copenhagen
Lachance
Edward Wolfertz
Saco Man Fined For Illegal Liquor Sales
Reginald Blanchard, 46, of 267 North Street Saco, paid a 300 dollar fine in Saco Municipal Court for illegal sale of liquor at the AMVETS post home. A second warrant brought a 100 dollar fine and 60 day jail term at York County Jail, Alfred, suspended with one year probation. State Liquor Inspectors filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Reginald Blanchard
North Street
Amvets
Blanchard
Hilary Mahaney
York County
Alfred
Mahaney
Eight And Forty Salon 257 Holds Kittery Meeting
Eight and Forty Salon 257 met at Mrs. Alice Bitomsk s home in Kittery with co hostesses Mrs. Gertrude Wood. Chapeau session led by Mrs. Martha Whitten announced Mrs. Gertrude Rankin will head a wreck before initiation April 19 at Owen Davis Post American Legion hall Saco with co hosts Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Doris Taylor. Florence Gagne of Saco announced candidacy for demi chapeau deuxieme at next Departemental marche. Reports from Mrs. Catherine Ambrose Kennebunk and Mrs. Rankin Saco cover child welfare and departementu chapeau passe National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Alice Bitomsk
Kittery
Gertrude Wood
Chapeau
Martha Whitten
Gertrude Rankin
Saco
Chapeau Passe
Owen-Davis Post American Legion
Beach Street
Rankin
Doris Taylor
Florence Gagne
Catherine Ambrose
Kennebunk
Mart
Beaudoin
Departementu Chapeau Passe
National
Easter Seal Drive Opened By Governor
Governor John H. Reed opened Maine annual Easter Seal drive pledging support for Pine Tree Society on behalf of cripples. The drive funds Hyde Rehabilitation center in Bath and Pine Tree camp in Rome, with ninety percent staying in state. Captain Edson H. Whitehurst chairs the campaign with county leaders statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reed
Pine Tree Society
Maine
Pine Tree Society For
Hyde Rehabilitation
Bath
Pine Tree Camp
Rome
Kittery
Presque Isle
Hyde Center
Edson H. Whitehurst
USN
Androscoggin
Frank Kember
Auburn
Aroostook
Joseph H. McKay
Houston
Cumberland
L. C. Andrew
Portland
Walden K. McFarland
Franklin
Edith Masterman
Wilton Hancock
John A. Pratt
Castine
Kennebec
Keith M. McKay
Hallowell
Knox
Haig J. Nargesian
Camden
Lincoln
George H. Hart
Newcastle
Oxford
Norman Ferguson
Hanover
Penobscot
Vale Marvin
Hampden Highlands
Piscataquis
John Durham
Monson
Sagadahoc
Melvin Henderson
Somerset
John L. Baxter, Jr
Pittsfield
Waldo
Gridley Tarbell
Belfast
Washington
Donald Small
East Machias
York
Henry M. Fuller
Jev W. Hussey
North Berwick
White Church Circle Plans Afghan Project
The White Church Circle of Biddeford's Second Congregational invited members to discuss an Afghan project at Miss Mary Jones's Chapel Street home. Led by circle head Mrs. Frances Worcester, the session included devotions, refreshments, and a white elephant sale. The next meeting is set for April 19 at Mrs. Jane Haines's Grant Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
White Church
Second Congregational
Biddeford
Mary Jones
Chapel Street
Frances Worcester
Miss Jones
Jane Haines
Grant Street
Rose Myers
Ruth Gilpatrick
Mabel Gilpatrick
Edith Marston
Carol Bradford
Marion Dow
Madeline Robie
Leah Robie
Helen Daly
Planes to Saigon Refuel on Guam Transit for Vietnam Fight
Military sources in Saigon say a carrier aircraft was due in South Viet Nam this morning with expected military personnel aboard. The passengers were believed to join U S forces aiding the South Viet Nam government against the Viet Cong guerrillas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Sunshine Club Pushes Health Reports At Saco Meeting
At a Saco gathering, Mrs. Gagne and Mrs. Kitt ery sunshine chairmen reported on Miss Charlene Farnham ill and Mrs. Emilie Thorner improving with therapy. A letter from illness-stricken Miss Helen Rankin was read. Other attendees included Mrs. Beatrice Wakefield Mrs. Alberta Redmond Mrs. Gilberto Lavoie Mrs. Muriel Forest and Mrs. Alfie Leech.
Certificates Awarded At Biddeford Night School
Certificates were awarded to students who completed courses at Biddeford Adult Night School held at Biddeford High School. Supt Paul Larrabee and Principal Reno Roy attended, urging expansion next year. Courses covered blueprint reading business English typing shop mathematics shorthand with instructors Melvin Gay Donald Lessard Ruth Dearborn Lorene Whitehouse Norman Martin Irene Mitchell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Supt
Paul Larrabee
Reno Roy
Larrabee
Melvin Gay
Donald Lessard
Ruth Dearborn
Lorene Whitehouse
Norman Martin
Irene Mitchell
Alberic Berube
Linwood A. Davis
Gilles Feeteau
William Foresman
Ralph Gagne
Raoul Girard
Joseph Hartley
Rene Hevey
Robert Labelle
Henry Ledou
Roland Lefebvre
William Lynes
Armand Masse
John B. Morin
Hercules Nadeau
Gerard Rossignol
Romeo Rousseau
Philip Thibeault
Aime Trottier
Business English
Priscilla Arcand
Priscilla Beaupre
Lorraine Caron
Alfred DesRoberts
Yvonne Dutremble
Martin Gonthier
Patricia MacDonald
Robert Near
Paul Peck
Bernice Vadnais
Blueprin’ Reading
G. Norbert Barabhe
Bernice Beaudoin
Rainh Creteau
Donald Emmons
Jean Paul Gadbois
Andre J. Lessard
Joseph C. Martin
William J. Murphy
Raymond W. Tremblay
Edward J. van Buskirk
Gerard D. Verville
Raymond Abbott
Laurette Blais
Betty Cochrane
Madeleine Constant
Martha L. Cotsinas
Dorothy Dow
Carol Gadbois
Albert Gardella
Edith C. Halasz
Anne Hoctor
Agnes Johnson
Den Meetings Held By Saco Cub Pack 310
Weekly den meetings of Saco Cub Pack 310 were held at the First Parish Congregational church parish house in Saco and at den mothers’ homes. Den 1 led by Mrs. Means and Mrs. Colomb, with Tommy Lambert as den chief, reported on space derby and noted Cubs present. Several other dens listed mothers, assistants, and Cubs, with activities including painting plaques, making hurricane lamps, and Hawaiian leis, plus a review of the month’s theme and a planned den mothers meeting at the parish house Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scon Pack
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Den
Joan Means
Bernice Colomb
Tommy Lambert
Cubs
Mark Audie
Leon Bouchard
Owen Colomb
Steven Kimball
Norman Means
David Milliard
Andy Paquette
Bruce Thompson
del Trecartin
Calvin Vanier
Hut Banks
Wayne Whitney
John Carnevale
Richard Dube
Albert Roberts
Frederick Erminelli
Jean Servais
Glen Chagnon
Carol Rutter
Nancy Hill
Michael Hughes
Donald Hurd
Jeffrey Rutter
John Sangillo
David Yarborough
David Hill
Webelos
John Whitney
Ronald Scammon
Robert Chamberlain
Donald Cote
William Cushing
James DeVona
Richard Frechette
Roland Gagnon
Thomas Rousselle
David Roy
Larry White
James Williams
Annette Chapter Votes Donation to ESTARL
Annette chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star voted a donation to ESTARL a Grand Chapter project at its last night meeting in Saco ma. Installation notices were read from Fa dette York Pine Tree Clover Union and other chapters with dates in March and April. Mrs Sarah Lennox and Carlton Pendleton led the session as farewell remarks were given by Lennox and Pendleton. Officers will be installed April 5, an April 1 rehearsal was held in Saco Masonic hall. Refreshments and a community sing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estarl
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Ai Saco Slasonic Na
Fadette
York
Juanita Sessions
Longfellow
South Portland
Pine Tree
Gorham
Rachel Fogg
Priscilla
Hirnpine
Wells
Pendleton
Gertrude Powers
Freeport
Paul Powers
Saco Masonic Hall
Stephen Harriman
Saco Resident Listed Among New Examiners
AUGUSTA three new driver license examiners have been added to speed up examination of applicants. Carlton Burrill of Saco joins York County, Carl Fickett of Cherryfield serves Washington and Hancock Counties, and George Storer of Augusta covers Cumberland County. The intake, authorized by Gov. Reed, follows an eight week training covering motor vehicle law, division functions, inspections, driving skills, road tests, and public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Paul A. MacDonald
MacDonald
Carlton Burrill
Saco
York County
Carl Fickett
Cherryfield
Washington
Hancock
George Storer
Cumberland County
Reed
Executive Council
Robert O. Emmons
Westbrook
Clyde Campbell
Waldoboro
Style Show Set At St. Andre Parish Hall
Final plans were completed for a Sunday style show at St. Andre parish hall at 2 p.m. during a planning committee meeting at Mrs. Gabrielle Montambeau's home. Ilene McAdoo will be commentator, Muriel Desrosiers will provide music, and ticket sales were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre
Laurette Cantara
Montambeau
Plamondon
Fecteau
Noella L'Heureux
Jeannette Camire
Marie Reine Perrin
Jeannette Gervais
Cantara
Kennedy Tour on Ganges Amid Indian Funeral Fires
Mrs Kennedy sails the Ganges aboard the Maharaja of Benares motor launch with sister Princess Lee Radziwill and John Kenneth Galbraith among a party. She observes cremations and attends funeral pyres near the river while arriving by special train from Agra after seeing the Taj Mahal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Maharaja of Benares
Ganges
Princess Lee Radziwill
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Quiet in Saco no accidents logged last night
No accidents were reported to Saco Police headquarters last night or this morning. The Saco Fire department had received no calls up to press time today and no entries had been made in the Saco ambulance log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
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Montreal
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Theresa Lamirande
John N. Renton
Notre Dame Church
Journal Carriers
Raymond Fortin
Laurette McAlevey
Mary Pendleton
Eleanor Shaffer
Cynthia Lemay
Lillian Morris
Ruth
Joan Boutet
Lilian Morris
Elsie Buzzell
White Church Circle
Saco Cub Pack
St. Andre Parish Hall
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