Local notables listed as Notre Dame hospital patients and visitors
A wide list of Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach residents are shown as medical patients at Notre Dame hospital including Mrs. Charles Anthony and Mrs. Albert Soul. Several others are noted as surgical patients or currently receiving treatment, with additional entries describing returns home, family relations, and a trip to Florida for vacationing Cockerilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anthony
Winter Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Albert Soul
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Notre Dame
Ernest Desmarais
Congress
Phillippe Perrault
Sheltra
James Skidds
Diane de Boissoneault
High Street
Dosithee N. Beaudoin
Pool Street
Webber
Prospect Street
Richard P. Blaney
Old Orchard Avenue
Thomas Cockerille
Lakeland
Fla
Donna
Florida Southern College
Winter Haven
Garry Moore
Mary Merrill 83 of Saco dies after long illness
Mary Merrill 83 of 37 Pleasant street Saco died this morning after a long illness Born in Glasgow Scotland July 14 1877 daughter of James and Helen MacLeod lived in Saco 70 years widow of Louis Merrill former York Manufacturing weaver later a practical nurse 50 year member of Saco Rebekah lodge and Saco United Baptist church Survivors include daughter Helen Merrill brother Rev James MacLeod two nieces and several cousins Funeral services Friday at 2 pm from Shumway funeral home 35 Spring street Saco calling hours 7 to 9 pm Thursday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Merrill
Pleasant Street
Saco
Glasgow
Scotland
James
Helen MacMillian MacLeod
Louis Merrill
York Manufacturing Company
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Election of officers at Scottish Clan auxiliary meeting
The Lady Oval Stewart auxiliary of the Scottish Clan to elect officers at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Ahepa hall Pleasant street Saco. Saco Firemen's Auxiliary hosts a products party at the fire station Thursday night at 7:30 with a business meeting to follow. Owen-Davis unit American Legion auxiliary meets tonight at the Post home Beach street Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Firemen
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Beach Street
Saco
Church and community events in Saco area
Church notes list events for Thursday: Conservative Baptist prayer meeting at 7 30 p m in GAR hall Saco City building. Christ Episcopal Biddeford confirmation class at 10 a m at the church. Daughters of Ruth host dessert bridge and pool sale at 1 p m in Biddeford First Universalist church vestry. Unitarian Junior choir rehearsal at 6 30 p m at Saco Unitarian parish house. First Parish Congregational covered dish supper at 6 30 p m with Mrs Jean Davis, Mrs Rose Dyer and March committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservative Baptist Church
Gar Hall
Saco City
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
The
Daughters of Ruth
Biddeford — First Universalist Church
Unitarian Universalist Church
Saco Unitarian
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Jean Davis
Rose Dyer
March
Election Of Officers In Saco For CAR Chapter
The Rev. Joh Fairfield Society of the Children of the American Revolution elected officers at a meeting held at Senior president Nancy Tarbox’s home in Saco. They named Eleanor Foster as junior president Caroline Norton as junior vice president Tamaris Norton as recording secretary Carolyn Lord as corresponding secretary John Tarbox as treasurer Susan Stickney as chaplain Carol Tarbox as historian John Tarbox as banner bearer Allen Hill as color bearer Geraldine Durant as sunshine and Stephen Lord as American Indians. Plans were made for the next meeting on April 29 with junior members to give an oral report on a famous Revolutionary figure and John Tarbox and Eleanor Foster to report on the CAR convention in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Fairfield Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Nancy Tarbox
Saco
Eleanor Foster
Caroline Norton
Tamaris Norton
Carolyn Lord
John Tarbox
Susan Stickney
Carol Tarbox
Allen Hill
Geraldine Durant
Sunshine
Stephen Lord
Washington
Durkin Evora B Dies In Kennebunk Convalescent Home
Evora B Durkin a Kennebunk resident for 20 years died this morning in a local convalescent home Born in New York November 7 1862 she was daughter of Richard and Evnora Be Vier Durkin formerly of Staten Island NY Survived only by cousins Private funeral services will be held Friday at 1 50 pm from Angel Funeral Home Kennebunk Interment in Hope Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evora’ BeVier Durkin
Kennebunk
New Paul
N. Y
Richard and
Evnora BeVier Durkin
Staten Island
Angel Funeral Home
Dane Street
Hope Cemetery
Claude Elwell Dies Suddenly in Sanford Area
Claude Elwell 46 of North Lebanon died suddenly at Sanford where he had recently lived. Born in North Berwick, he was son of James and Maude Elwell and worked at Howard Service station in Sanford and later at Gynic Woolen Mill. He belonged to Friendship Lodge IOOF Springvale and is survived by widow Irene Furbish, Sanford. daughters Jeanne and Carolee. two half-brothers Peter Goodale Westbrook and Walter Goodale Farmington. and granddaughter Ellen Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Elwell
North Lebanon
Sanford
North Berwick
James and
Maude Guptill Elwell
Howard
Gynic
Men of Friendship ‘Lodge
IOOF
Springvale
Irene Furbish
Claude
Funeral Rites Held for Arthur G. Simard Biddeford
Funeral services for Arthur George Simard aged 73 of 169 Elm Street Biddeford were held at St Joseph church. Rev Mark K Franck celebrated a solemn requiem high mass with Rev Sylvia Levesque and Rev Normand Carrier assisting. Organist Diana Rousselle led the church choir. Beavers honored were Fred Kelley Louis Leroux Omer Nolette Adelard Mercier George Trottier and Romeo Gagne. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery with prayers by Rev Sylvia Levesque. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Roy Hagerman of Portland and Mrs Lee Bragdon of Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur George Simard
Elm Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Mark EK
Franck
Sylvia Levesque
Normand Carrier
Diana Rousselle
Beavers
Fred Kelley
Louis Leroux
Omer Nolette
Adelard Mercier
George Trottier
Romeo Gagne
Kiwanis Club Tops Area In New Members
The Saco Biddeford Kiwanis Club leads New England clubs in new members with seven accepted since January, announced at a meeting at the Wonderbar steak house in Biddeford. The group noted 4,788 clubs nationally with 253,817 members. Ken Mahan of Dr Pepper Dallas attended as a guest. 4 raise in dues was proposed and referred to the budget committee. a needy pair of eyeglasses was donated, and plans to boost the treasury discussed. A directors' meeting is set for next Tuesday evening, and the next noon meeting is scheduled for Tuesday. Twenty members attended, with a social hour before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco-Biddeford Kiwanis Club
New England
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Ken Mahan
Doctor Pepper Company
Dallas
Tex
Clifford Purvis
Toot Signals for Letters From Europe and India
A Louisville family on William Koenig's mail route uses a horn signal when letters arrive from England or Paris. One toot for England, two toots for Paris. A postmarked India letter prompted no toot, leaving Koenig puzzled as he drove off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Koenig
England
Paris
Koenig
India
More Butter for Saco Surplus Delivered to Eligible
The city of Saco has received 32 pounds of surplus butter. Eligible residents will soon receive the distributed surplus butter as part of a local food aid effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Jaycee Wives Consider Joining State Group
Mrs Darrell Peters welcomed as a new member at the Biddeford Saco Jaycee Wives meeting hosted by Mrs Clement Auger on May street Biddeford. State vice president Mrs Norma Newcomb spoke on benefits of joining the State Jaycee Wives with Scarborough chapter support noted for April vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Peters
Clement Auger
May Street
Biddeford
Norma Newcomb
Priscilla Eaton
Scarborough
Bidgeford-Saco
Pinedale
Jose Grondin
Forest Street
Biddeford Pool
William McKenney
Fernand Audie
Willard Stackpole
Gerald Fleurant
Darrel Peters
William Robbins
Jerome Bolduc
Auger
Newcomb
Eaton
Auditions Open for Teen-Nite Show in Saco
Auditions for the 10th annual Teen-Nite program, to be sponsored by the Saco Recreation Commission, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Harvey LaMontagne Jr., center director, urges Saco teenagers interested in taking part to report at that time as rehearsals begin immediately. This year’s program features a World War I themed segment and a Mother’s Day song portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Recreation Commission
Saco City Hall
Harvey LaMontagne, Jr
Recreation Center
Saco
SEATO ministers set to open critical talks
SEATO military advisers refined a statement to stress fighting Communist aggression in the war-torn nation. Adm. Harry D. Felt led the change as curtain raiser to Monday’s foreign ministers session. Dean Rusk will attend his first overseas mission as U S secretary of state. Military delegates from Britain France Australia New Zealand Pakistan the Philippines also attended Tuesday’s talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEATO
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U. S
Dean Rusk
Tuesder
Britain
France
Australie
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philipnines
Local union delegates named at Voltigeur meeting
Yvonne Caron Adrien Petit named delegates to the Maine Local Union with Antonio Dallaire as publicity chair and Robert Beaupre as master of ceremonies. Beaupre will chair the election with Dallaire Angers Desjar dine and Huot assisting. An installation of officers will be held later. A sports night is planned for next Tuesday after the meeting and ladies election of officers is tonight at 8. Emile Decelles won the mystery prize. Shuttleboard results list several players with varied scores after week three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpage
Petit
Joseph Pelletier
Yvonne Caron
Adrien Petit
Maine
Antonio Dallaire
Robert Beaupre
Beaupre
Paul Angers
Paul Desjardine
Roland Huot
Emile Decelles
Henry Labbe
Henry P. Picane
Yvon Caron
Ernest Corriveau
Willie Pomerleau
Fernand Marcotte
Robert Montpas
John Maddox
Armand Marcotte
Lucien: Perreault
Food distribution at Saco City Hall announced
Edith H. Smuth overseer of the poor announced a surplus food distribution at Saco City Hall on Friday March 24 with two sessions from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City Hall
Edith H. Smuth
Easter Sunrise Plan Set By Biddeford Saco Council
A planning meeting for Easter Sunrise services sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Council for Churches met at the Whitechurch Biddeford with Youth Activity council chairwoman Mrs William Deans presiding The service is set for 515 am at the end of Temple avenue Ocean Park with a storm plan to hold it in Porter hall Temple avenue The program features an instrumental group from combined churches and Rev James Riddle of the Foss street Methodist church as song leader The youth group from the White church will prepare programs The invocation will be spoken by a youth from the church in Saco A youth from the Saco Baptist church will read a responsive passage A youth from the School street Methodist church will read scripture and a youth from the Unitarian Universalist church will offer a prayer Rev Harry A Autiero of the Saco Congregational church will deliver the sermon and a youth from the White church Biddeford will give the benediction A refreshment committee includes Mr and Mrs Fern Audie and Mr and Mrs Harley Scammon Jr with youths from several local churches assisting Coffee and doughnuts will be served Attendees included Rev Harry Aufiero Elizabeth Perkins Donna Chaplin Christy Clarke Sandra Griffin Martha Killam Mary Lou Littlefield Mrs Howard Shaffer publicity chair and Mrs William Deans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Council For Churches
Whitechurch
Biddeford
Youth Activity Council
William Deans
Temple Avenue
Ocean Park
Porterhall
James Riddle
Foss Street
Saco Congregational Church
Fern Audie
Harley Scammon
Greek Orthodox Church
Salvation Army
Biddeford Baptist Church
Foss Street Methodist Church
White Church
Unitarian - Universalist Church
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
School Street Methodist Church
Saco PTA Informed Of Grade School Progress
Saco PTA hears about grade school curriculum, tests, and parent involvement at Burns School. Carleton Robbins outlines Grades 1 to 8 material while PTA president Mrs. Warner stresses parent participation and teacher contact. Nominating committee named for April 11 meeting. Volunteers urged to recruit new members and attend AAUW meeting. Splash party planned for April 1 at Portland YMCA honoring Saco school patrol boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Robbins
Saco
PTA
Burns School
Robbins
Robert Warner
Thomas Haley
Helen Finn
Ernest Huot
Warner
AAUW
Thornton Academy
Nicholas Holt
Krumbahaar
Holt Associates
Ellsworth
Saco Area Development Corporation
Thomas Winston
Portland
Saco School
Sweetser School
Donald Allen
George Dichard
George Gendron
Calman Savage
Wilfred Buck
Andrew Stewart
Biddeford High Class Of '51 To Have Reunion
Plans for a 10th anniversary class reunion are being made by Biddeford High School class of 1951 members. A banquet is set at House on the Hill Kennebunkport. All former members’ names and addresses are secured except Rosemary Silver. Contact co chairmen Mrs Raymond Mathieu 1 Simard Avenue Biddeford or Mrs Maurice Labrecque 42 Harding Street Biddeford with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Rosemary Silver
Clarence Allen
South Carolina
Raymond Mathieu
Simard Avenue
Maurice Labrecque
Harding Street
Children of Mary Sodality Plans New Members and Events
The Children of Mary Sodality met at St Mary school hall to plan a reception for new members and nominate a committee for the Maine Council of Catholic Women. Doris Sevigny announced the nominating slate including Mrs Stuart Flavin Mrs Roland Bois Miss Elaine White and Miss Christine Feeney. The group will present a spiritual bouquet to Bishop Daniel J Feeney for his 40th anniversary in May. A Rockland state quarterly meeting is set for Saturday with Pad Thompson as speaker. Lerten mite boxes will be collected next meeting and a fond sale is planned for Friday Avril 9% with Miss Milnen O Pourke collecting. Rev Coleman O Toole spoke after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Council of Catholic Women
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Mary School Hall
Doris Sevigny
Stuart Flavin
Roland Bois
Elaine White
Christine Feeney
Sevigny
Madonna
Daniel J. Feeney
Rockland
Pad Thompson
Providence College
Joan Duranceau
Lerten
Mise Milnen O'Pourke
Coleman O'Toole
Kennedy creates wage advisory panel with Ford Meany McGill
At the White House an advisory committee on wages and unemployment will meet monthly beginning April 3. The group includes Henry Ford II George Meany and Ralph McGill with Arthur Goldberg chairing. Kennedy says wage price structure abroad affects national survival and structural unemployment is a top concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford II
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur J Goldberg
White House
Cars Crash In Saco Leaving Parking Areas
A two car mishap on Main street Saco caused $140 in damage to Mrs. Dorothy R. Neault by pulling from a curb while Mrs. Neault waited for traffic. Margaret Prisco of Old Orchard Beach backed from a parking space across the street and struck Neault’s car. Prisco’s damage was not estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Saco
Dorothy R. Neault
Locke Street
Margaret Prisco
Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach
New House Slated Monday At St Andre School
The St Andre PFTA executive committee met last night naming John Miller Raymond Auger and Ralph Perrin to the auditing committee. Open house at St Andre school is scheduled Monday from 6 30 to 7 30 p m followed by a general PFTA meeting and officer elections. Robert Cote of St Louis high school will be the guest sneaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Raymond Auger
Ralph Perrin
St. Andre Pfta
Paul Beaupre
St. Andre School
PFTA
Robert Cote
St. Louis High School
Daughters Of Ruth Plan Two Local Fundraising Events
At the Universalist church parlors in Biddeford the Daughters of Ruth planned two future projects. A dessert bridge and food sale will be held tomorrow at the church, and an apron and plant table will be set up at the May Festival on April 29 at Saco city hall. Mrs. Walter Hutchins presided. reports were read by the secretary and treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs. Leonard S Exmmons and Mrs. Hutchins, with others including Mrs. Guy Burnham and Miss Laura Bridgman attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Ruth
Universalist Church
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
Perlors
Saco City Hall
Walter Hutchins
Leonard S Exmmons
Hutchins
Guy Burnham
Harry Gowen
Albert Wentworth
Ethel Roberts
Sedmond Beal
Ben Wood
John Dickerson
Laura Bridgman
Rutherford Wilcox
Burnham
Miss Roberts
Kennedy shifts aid mix and currency terms in new plan
President Kennedy unveils a budget plan to repay loans in dollars, phasing out most local currency loans from the DLF. He urges other industrial nations to share more of the aid burden, and within the fiscal year starting July 1 redirects $200 million from military to economic aid while maintaining Eisenhower's $4 billion outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DLF
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Rags Catch Fire At Biddeford Garage
Biddeford firefighters doused a pile of burning rags at Ovelus Paradis's garage on Pool Street this morning. Chemicals used to extinguish the flames caused little damage and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Ovelus Paradis
Pool Street
Committee Appoints Nominating Panel for Troop 1 Officers
A Troop 1 building auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Albert Gardella’s Biddeford home announced a nominating committee for officers. Members include Mrs. Euclide Millette Mrs. John O'Brien and Mrs. John ______. Co chairmen Mrs. George Dumouchel and Mrs. Ben Remar plan May installation banquet. Next meeting April 18 at Mrs. Daniel Lemovitz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gardella
May Street
Biddeford
Euclide Millette
John O'Brien
John
Gardella
Chris Proulx
George Dumouchel
Ben Remar
Remar
Millette
William Martel
Allen Sneider
Mildred Hobbins
Daniel Lemovitz
Westmore Avenue
Rec Center Plans YMCA Splash Party at Portland YMCA
The Seco Recreation center invites members to a Saturday YMCA splash party at Portland YMCA. Director Harvey LaMontagne Jr. urges all interested youths to sign up this week and asks parents to provide transport. He noted the previous event had only one parent attending with 30 youths needing three vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco Recreation Center
Portland
Harvey laMontagne, Jr
Rec Center
LaMontagne
Fontaine Chairmans Civil Service Panel Appointment
Paul M. Fontaine was elected chairman of the Old Orchard Beach Civil Service commission at a meeting yesterday. Robert M. York was elected secretary. Norris A. Marshall is the new member of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Fontaine
Old Orchard Beach
Milk Bill Sparks Price War Fears After Election
Milk Bill supporters claim small dealers would be crushed by price cutting from large firms. Jameson says a price war could be halted within 48 hours by the commission. Rep. Bradeen doubts the bill is the right fix, noting the gap between dealer and consumer prices is a long standing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Raymond H. Bradeen
Waterboro
White Church Circles Plan Suppers In Biddeford
Three circles of the Women’s Fellowship of Biddeford Second Congregational Church met to finalize plans for a public baked bean and ham supper on March 25 and a dessert card party on April 5 in the church vestry. Reservations for the card party were to be made with Mrs. Ruby Packard or co-chairman Mrs. Warren Libby. The circles also arranged an all day sewing session on March 28 and a board meeting at 10 a.m. Attendees included circle leaders, assistants, and special guest Fellowship president Mrs. George Harpoothan. The program featured devotions, sewing projects for the bazaar, and plans for future meetings on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship
Biddeford Second Congregational
Ruby Packard
Warren Libby
Circle A
John Moeckel
Graham Street
Biddeford
William Beety
Paul Larrabee
Clayton Cartmill
Ruby P.ckard
H. Lewis Cutler
Albion Benton
Robert Noble
Alfred Stimpson
Carlton Foss
Buriton DeFrees
Clayton Carmill
John MacDougall
John Howat
John Mockel
George Har‘poothan
Stimpson
Hooper Street
Reginald McAdoo
Foss
Circle C
Arthur Maxwell
Alfred Street
Wayne Hutchins
Maxwell
G. Carroll Carter
Clarence Tarr
Earle Atwood
Joseph Haley
Hutchins
Horace Nichols
Annie Phillips
Donald Fraser
Hugh Snow
Edith Porter
Fraser
Pool Road
Atwood
Circle D
Claude Faulkner
Scarborough
Carlton Stearns
J. Burton Stride
Norman Lundy
Harold Staples
Libby
Alice Boonton
R. FE. Davis
Raymond Wakefield
William Trott
Charles Patrick
Margaret MacKenzie
Clifford Gove
Faulkner
Alfred Wilesx
Saco Student At Bates Gives Talk
Norman Bowie of Saco a Bates College freshman spoke on weather to room 14 of the sixth grade at Burns School Saco yesterday under teacher Mrs Stella Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bowie
Saco
Bates College
Lewiston
Burns School
Stella Turner
TAXPAYERS MEETING IN SACO
The Saco Taxpayers Protective Association will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 in Saco GAR hall. Several discussion items are expected on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Sigma Delta To Sponsor Family Night Supper
Sigma Delta of Biddeford First Universalist church met in the vestry with Mrs. Bernice Davis leading worship. They planned a unified Family Night supper on April 5 and to lead the April 16 joint Universalist Unitarian service in the minister s absence. Several members will attend the AUW district supper tonight at the Portland church. Refreshments were served by Miss Jeannette Davis after the meeting. The next gathering is April 12 at Mrs. Edna Woodman s home, with attendees including Laura Bridgman Eleanor Davis Jeannette Davis Bernice Davis Iris Tate Claire Mitchell Edna Woodman and Nancy Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta
Biddeford
Road Repair In Saco Delayed To After Labor Day
The State Highway commission puts off a $150,000 Route One project in Saco from Goose Fare Hill to Ocean Park road until after Labor Day. Chairman David H. Stevens said completion before the holiday rush is impossible and the work will avoid the busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Saco
David H. Stevens
Goose Fare Hill
Ocean Park Road
Eight Queen Candidates In Beauty Contest
Eight applications for the beauty contest have been received, announced at the Owen-Davis post American Legion meeting by Commander Myron Campbell. The beauty queen will be chosen at a dance on April 8 at the post home. The Veterans Committee Men will meet with the AMVETS post Friday evening to outline Memorial Day plans. Erwin Stevens was appointed post adjutant for the current term by Post Commander Samuel Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis
American Legion
Beach Street
Myron Campbell
Post
Veterans Committee
Amvets Post
Erwin Stevens
Samuel Rankin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Merrill
Evora B. Durkin
Arthur G. Simard
Kiwanis Club
Moscow
High Low
Voltigeur
Harry Aufiero
Elizabeth Perkins
Donna Chaplin
Christy Clarke
Sandra Griffin
Martha Killam
Mary Lou Littlefield
Howard Shaffer
Saco Pta
York County
Chambers of Commerce
Biddeford- Saco
Albert J. Deshaies
Boston Ordnance
General Services Administration
Small Business Administration
Inspector and Materials Office
Ton Air Procurement
U. S. Department of Commerce
Biddeford - Saco Chamber F of Commerce
Kennebunk and
New England Council
St. Andre
JFK
YMCA
Fontaine
Civil Service
Bates
Rust Wicraft
Morin
Bolduc
Alfred St
Dial
Cameo Beauty Salon
Lorraine Lawrick
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