The Morning Union from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

1 THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 12, 1956 Richard Bausman Dies in N. J. Home Richard Fenby Bausman Lambs Lane, Cresskill, N. tired vice-president and export manager of General Mills, of New York.

died Monday his home. Mr. Bausman was 79. Ile was brother of Alonzo Linton Bausman, co-owner Mill River Tool Co. of this city.

Mr. Bausman was born Minneapolis, son of Abner L. and Rebecca IV. (Fenby) Bausman. Ile attended Minneapolis schools and, on finishing high school, joined the Pillshury flour company.

lle remained with Pillsbury after its merger form General Mills. He retired ahout 10 years ago. Mr. Bausman was active in the work of the American Red Cross and other philanthropic organizations in his home community. Besides his brother, Mr.

Bausman leaves A sister, Mrs. Otis Walker of Casper. A nephew. Wells F. Bausman of CARD OF THANKS We wish to eXpress our thanks to the townspeople and friends who contributed to the purse of money given to lis on our 50th wedding anniversary.

Signed. MR. 'AND MRS. THOMAS ROSE Maple Street 4 'hester. Mass.

CARD OF THANKS Sire. Ralph Lawton of Hemenway Williamsburg, thanks all her friends for gifts of flowers and cards during her etay in Cooley Dickinson Hospital. Deaths IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of ClarencA F. R- tara who passed away on December 12, 1955, Hearts that have loved can never forget For memory's golden chain Links hearts above to hearts below Till these see and meat Again. Sadly missed by him wife and ant1 end daughters, IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Mother.

Mr3. Emma Balthazar, who passed away December 1053. Although you're gone you linger here Within our hearts former dear. Your dear swept faca and loving ways 1 ours to cherish. the rest of our days, Your name is often spoken, Our thoughts in ailence fly To the days when you were with Us, Loving memories will never die, nu meant NO very much to us Such more than words can We have lost but God gained One of the best this world contained, They say tinie heals all sorrow And helps 11.3 to forget.

So far time has only proved How much miss you yet. The Balthazar Family CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our relatives, friends, neighbors, and especially Adama Ruxton Construction Co. and PIliployees for the kindnesses, sympathy and flowers received during our recent bereavement. Mra. Charles Thomas Mrs.

Edward N. Clark DIED BEAUDETTE--In Mercy Hospital. the 9th, Dre. Margaret (O'Connor) Beaudette, wife of the late William Beaudette of Mount St. Vincent in HolJoke.

Funeral at the Edward F. O' Donnell funeral home, 494 Chestnut Thursday morning at 9.15, followed by requiem high mass in Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2 to 5 7 to 10 p.

m. WednesBLODGET this city, the 10th, Elizabeth 01. (O'Neill) Blodgett, formerly of 786 State St. Funeral at the Byron funeral home Thursday' at 1.30 Burial in Island Pond Cemetery, Ludlow. Visiting hours are Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. BOLIO -In Westfield. at Noble Hospital, the 9th, Mrs. Mary (Benda) Bolio. 49, Congamond Southwick.

widow of George Is. Bolio. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.t the Firtion-Hollister funeral home, 49 School Westfield. Rev. Edward U.

Cowles, pastor of Conzregational Church, officiating. Burial in E'ina Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. West Suffield, the 9th, Eugene A. Brittell.

68, of South Congamond Lake. hushand' of Madeline R. (Rock) Brittell, Funeral at the FirtionHollister funeral home, 00 School Westfield, Wednesday at 2. Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield. Calling hours at the funeral hone Tuesday evening 7 to 9.

Holyoke, the 10th, Mira, Mary A. (Kelly) Britton. formerly of 10 Washington Ave. Funeral at the Dillon funeral home Thursday Al 9.15. with A solemn requiem high mass at 140 In Blessed Sacrament Church.

Burial in St. Jerome Cemetery. St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, the 11th. George Rudrunas, husband of the late P'etronella (Charles) Budrunas of 18 Upland Springfield.

Funeral At the Edward F. Donnell funeral home, 494 Chestnut Friday morning At 8.13, follow ed by a requiem high mass in Our Lady of Hope Church at 2. Burial in St. John's Cemetery. Gardner.

Friends invited. Visiting hours from to 10 p. m. Wednesday and front 2 to and to 10 D. M.

Thursday. Hartford, and Gardner papora please copy. -In Thompsonville, the 10th, Miss Emma L. Dealtry, of W'oodward A Funeral at the 1PAtP fuupral home, Wednesday at p. In.

Burial in Thompsonville Cemetery. Visiting hours Tupaday 7 to 9 p. m. DE GRAY- -In Springfield. the loth, Abel De Grav of 170 Springfield St.

Funeral At the James P. Hobert Sons funeral home. Holyoke, Wednesday at 9:17 with A solemn MASS of renutem in Sacred lipart Church at 9. Burial will he in Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home Tuesday 10 and 1 in 9.

DENHAM -In Springfield Hospital, the 10th. Mins Catherine T. Denham, nt 19 Agnuntuck Thompaonville. Funeral at the Leate funeral Thursday at 8:15 followed hy solemn hich IMA 44 ni requiem in Patrick's Church at 7. In.

Bur1a1 111 St. Patrick's King -St: Cemetery. Visiting hours Tuesday 10 p. 111., Wednesday to and 7 to 10 p. FONT this city, the 11th, Elizabeth Donnelly, 81, daughter ol the late Hugh and Margaret (Coleman) Donnelly.

Funeral from the Hafey funeral home, 491 Belmont Thursday at 8.13 followed by a requiem high mass at Holy Name ('hurch at 9. Burial will he in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours Are to 4 and 7 to 9 p. IN.

Holyoke, the 11th. John Donovan of 12. Mason RA. Funeral at the Dillon funeral home Friday At DOW D-In this city. the 8th, John L.

8.15 with A. high MAAR of requiem in will he in St. Jerome Cemetery. Bleased Sacrament Church at 0. Burial Dowd, hushand of Mary T.

(Norris) Dowd, of 100 Armory St. Funeral at the Curran-Jones funeral home, Wednesday morning at 9, followed by A solemn requiem in Our Lady nf lone Church at 10. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery, Calling hours Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

EGAN-In this city, thA 91lt. Mra. Nora C. (Linnehan) Egan. of 33 Spring nite ol the ate John D.

Egan. Funeral will be held from the lanniganFitzgerald funeral home, State St. Wednesday morning at 8:15. followed by a. solemn high 11198 of requiem in St.

Michael's Cathedral at 9. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday and 7-10 p. til, BEAUTIFUL MODERATELY PRICED FRANK PAGE INC.

121 Columbus Ave. RE 4.1142 We Specialize In Wheel Choir RENTALS Also Hospital Beds Patient Lifts Forest Park RE 9-7373 Ambulance this city; and a niece, Mrs. Ken- I neth B. Page of Longmeadow. The funeral will be held Thursday at 3 in First Presbyterian Church, Englewood, N.

J. In lieu flowers, the family suggests contributions to Cresskill Red Cross or Englewood Hospital. George R. Lee Northampton, Dec. 11-George' R.

Lee of 27 Hickory Springfield, A native of Northampton, died suddenly in his home today. The of the late Patrick J. and Mary (Moriarty) Lee, he had resided Springfield for the past 10 years. He was a laundry worker at Wesson Hospital in Springficld. le leaves his wife, Mrs.

Helena (Smith) Lee: a son, George of Conv ay: two brothD. ers. William I. of Washington, and Ralph L. of Daytona Beach, two sisters, Mrs.

Oscar Corrutti of Northampton and Mrs. Leo Lenkoski of Springfield, and several nieces and ncphews. Funeral will be held at the Ahearn Northampton funeral home Friday morning at 8.15 with a requiem high mass in St. Mary's Church at 9. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funcral home Wednesday from 7 and Thursday from 2 to 5 thal9 to 10. August Tremblay August Tremblay of 55 Los Angeles St. died Tuesday night in a Hampden nursing home. was born in Canada and had lived in Springfield 40 years.

He was employed by Adams and Construction was a member of the Carpenters' Union, Local 96, and Francais. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bella (Masse) Tremblay; a daughter, Bernadette LaValley; brother. Stanley Tremblay of New York City; a grandchild; and several nieces nephews. The funeral will be held Friday at the George St.

Pierre and Son funeral home with a service in St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Friends call trona 2 to sat and 7 to 10 p.

m. DIED -In Longmeadow, the 9th. George William Faneuf of 49 Benedict husband of F. (Crowley) Faneut. Private funeral services will be held at the State St.

and three sisters, Mrs. Clayton Richmond of Philadelphia, Mrs. William M. Welsh of Rockville Center and Mrs. Marion Ily of Valley Stream, L.

I. A son, Arthur A. Fogarty, died several years ago. There will be a requiem high mass Thursday at 10 a. m.

in St. Joseph's Church, Garden City. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn. The Orville funeral home, 1475 Franklin Garden City, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Margaret Beaudette Mrs. Margaret (O'Connor) Beaudette, widow William Beaudette, of Mt. St. Vincent's in Holvoke died Sunday in Mery Hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Montreal, Canada, and had lived in this city for 26 years.

She the daughter of the late Michael and Margaret (McCarthy) O'Connor. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Leda Campbell of Winter Park. Fla.

The funeral will he held at the Edward F. O' Donnell funeral home Thursday morning at 8.15. with a requiem nigh mass in Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the, funeral home today from 2 and 7 to 10 p. m. George Budrunas George Budrunas of 18 Upland St. died Tuesday in Francis liospital, Hartford, after a Lithuania brief illness. and He had was lived born in Springfield 40 years.

Before his retirement 14 years ago, he was an inspector at Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Co. for many years. He was A member of Our Lady of Hope Church. He leaves two sons, John of Flagstaff, and Peter of Hartford: two daughters, Mrs. Anne Hendricks of Springfield and Mrs.

Elizabeth Hill of Feeding Hills; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held at the Edward F. O'Donnell funeral home Friday morning at 8.15. with acquiem high mass at 9 in Our Lady of Hope Church. Bur- DIED SCOLLARD In Holyoke, the 9th, Thomas Scollard of 1: Carlton Funeral at the Dillon funeral home Wednesday at 8.13, with a solemn requiem high mass at 9 in Blessed Sacrament Church.

Burial in St. Jerome Cemetery, Rose Sheehan, 93, of 38 Barton Toronto, Ontario, CAnada, wife of the late Patrick Sheehan, and mother of Mary Sheehan, all formerly of Springfield. Solemn requiem high mass took "place in St. Peter's Church. Toronto.

SMITH -In Pelham the 10th, Frank Eugene Smith, 85, formerly of Belchertown and Tucson, after a short illness. Services at the' Douglass funeral home, 87 Pleasant St. Amherat. Wednesday At 1 p. with an will organ he in prelude the at Quabbin 1:15 p.

Park nt. Burial tery, Ware. STEPNOWSKI In Northampton, the 10th. Mra, Mary (Suchecki) Stepnowski 60 36 Manhan St. Funeral at the Ozelusniak funeral home Wednesday morning at 8.17.

with R. high DIASS of requiem in St. John Cantius Church at 9. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.

Lasthampton. Friends may call at the funeral home 011 Tuesday from to 5 and 7 to 10) D. 111. SULLIVAN- Holyoke, the 10th. Patrolman Henry A.

Sullivan of 990 Cherry St. Funeral at the Dillon funeral home Thursday at 8.13, with a solemn requiem high mass at 2 in Blessed Sacrament Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. THOMAS-In Northampton, the 11th, Mrs. Mary L.

(Willard) Thomas, widow of Joseph P. Thomas of Grant Ave. Funeral from the residence at 63 Grant Ave. Friday at 9.17 a. with high mass of requiem in Mary's Church at 10.

Burial St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call a.t the home Wednesday afternoon after Funeral arrangements are in of the Ahearn Northampton funeral home. Hampden Nursing Home, Chicopee Falls, the 11th, August Tremblay. husband of Bella (Masse) Tremblay of 35 108 Angeles St.

Funeral at the George St. Pierre and Son funeral home Friday at a time to be announced. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2 to 5 And to 10 p.

m. Wednesday and Thursday. VERRONNEAU-In Holyoke, Dec. 10. Mrs.

Delia (Varno! Verronneau. 63. of 13 Central South Hadley Falls. Funeral at the Blais Son funeral home. Holyoke, Thursdav at 8:13 with a solemn mass of requiem in St.

Patrick's Church. South Hadley Falls at 9. Burial will be in St. Rose Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home Tuesday And Wednesday to 5 and 7 to 10.

VICKUS-In Northampton, the 9th, Mrs. Edith (White) Vickus, 67. widow of Philip Vickus of 31 Green St. Funeral at the R. D.

Newell Son funeral home Wednesday afternoon at 2 with organ prelude a.t 1:30. Rev. Richard Linde, pastor of Edwards Congregational Church, will officiate. Burial in Hadley Cemetery. Hadley.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 7 to 0 D. m. WARNER In Montclair. N. Dec.

9. Minetta (Childs) Warner, wife of Ernest S. Warner of 80 Arlington Cladwell. Funeral at the Edward Day funeral home. Holyoke, Wednesday A 1.

10.30 m. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p. m. Burial will be in Forestdale Cemetery. YOUNG -In Springfield Hospital, the 9th.

Mrs. Carrie L. (Taylor) Young, of Caldwell PI. The funeral will be held at the Henderson funeral home, 50 Hanco*ck Wednesday at 10 a.m. Burial will ha in Oak "Grove Cometery.

Familv will receive friends from 7 to 10 p. m. Tuesday. Weather Forecasts (By U. S.

Weather Burcau) ROSTON Showers ending this forenoon with partial clearing in afternoon and continued mild high temperatures in middle 50s. Clearing and colder tonight, low I near 30. Thursday and colder. Southerly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour today, shifting to northwest late in the day. LAND--Small EASTPORT TO craft BLOCK warnings IS.

displayed from Eastport to Block Island. Southerly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour today shifting to northwest late in tial clearing in afternoon. Visiday. Showers in morning, parbility fair to poor in for patches and showers, ing good during afternoon. MASSACHUSETTS, RHOyE ISLAND--Showers ending this forenoon and continued mild partial clearing in after noon.

Cicaring and colder tonight. Thursday fair and colder. VERMONT, NEW HAMP. SHIRE--Showers and mild this forenoon becoming partly cloudy and colder in afternoon with occasional snow flurries in mountains. Clearing and much colder tonight.

day fair and rather cold. MAINE-Showers and continued mild today with par. tial clearing late in day. Clearing and becoming much colder 1onight except snow flurries north portion. Thursday fair and rather cold.

CONNECTICUT-Rain end. ing early today and quite mild, followed by clearing and turning colder during the afternoon. Partly cloudy and colder tonight. Mostly cloudy Thursday, probably followed by rain. ial will he in St.

Tohn's Cemetery, Gardner. Friends call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 10 and Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Harry I. Palen Harry Lee Palen, 38, of 20 Harvey Johnson Agawam, died Tuesday at Wesson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness.

He was associated with the J. Roberts Engineering Co. before going into business for himself when he opened Palen's Television and Appliance Store at 717 Main Agawarn. well-known photographer, Mr. Palen also worked for Rembrandt, Gold Tone and Brown Studios of this city and, at one time; operated his ow'n studio.

He was born in Washington, D. C. and was graduated from Classical High School. He was member of American Legion Post 21 of Springfield and the Agawam Sportsman's Club. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Janet (Hopkins) Palen, two daughters and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Palen, all of the Harvey Johnson Dr. address. The funeral will be held at the Agawam funeral home, Thursday.

Burial will be in Pittsfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. test George W'. Faneut George William Faneuf of 49 Benedict Longmeadow, formerly of Springfield and Lowell.

died Sunday afternoon in his home after: a long illness. He was a native of Penacook, and a resident of Springfield for several vears before moving to Longmeadow five years ago. He leaves his wife, Mary F. (Crowley) Faneul: two daughters, Mrs. F.

co*ckayne of Springfield and Miss Madelyn R. Faneuf of Longmeadow; a sister, Miss Alice M. Fancuf of Methuen: and AVO grandchildren. Private funeral services will be today at the T. P.

Sampson State St. The family requests that flowers be omitted. There will be no calling hours. Mrs. Alzire A.

Morin Mrs. Alzire A. (Gervais) Morin, 74, of 158A Main Indian Orchard, died at her home Monday night after a brief illness. She was born Canada 1882 and had lived in Indian Orchard for 55 years. She leaves five sons.

Albert, Armand, and Arthur all of Indian Orchard. Alfred of the U. S. Navy at Fall River and George of Springfield: five daughtors, Mrs. Anita LaPierre of Indian Orchard, Mrs.

Alda Pastreck of Springfield. Mrs. Surprenant of Ludlow and the Misses Ida Mae Morin and Irene E. Morin at home: a brother, Gervais of Worcester; two sisters. Mrs.

Emelodie doin Miss Armandine Gervais both of Gilbertville; grandchildren and tivo greatgrandchildren. The funeral be held at the Ratell funeral home Thursday morning at 8.15, with a solemn requiem high mass in St. Aloysius Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Aloysius Cemetery.

Calling hours are today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. died Tuesday at the MuniciPal Hospital. She was born in this city and had been resident here all her life. She was the daughter of the late Hugh and Margaret (Coleman) Donnelly.

The funeral will he held at the Haley funeral home Thursday at 8.15, with A requiem high mass in Holy Name Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mrs.

Sarah Heap Mrs. Sarah Heap, 67, widow of James Heap, a resident of Rochdale most of her life, died Tuesday in the Marian Nursing Home, Worcester. Mrs. Heap was born in Dover, I1. She was a lifelong member of Christ Church in Rochdale.

She leaves a brother, Joseph Broadbent of Rochdale; tun sisters, Mrs. Frank Morrison of Rochdale and Mrs. Ralph Merriam of Springfield; and several will he held Thursday The, at 2 in nieces and nephews. funeral Ohrist Church. Rochdale, with Rev.

Stanley Nelson officiating. Burial will be in Rochdale. Friends may call at. the Morison Miss Elizabeth Donnelly Miss Elizabeth Donnelly, 81, funeral home today from 2 to' 41 and 7 to 10 p. m.

The funeral of Mrs. Angelina Ambrogi of 72 Margaret St. was held Tuesday at the George B. Tazzini funeral home, with a. solemn requiem high mass in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.

Rev. "Guido Mespilli, C.P.S., was the celebrant; Rev. Peter Torretta, C.P.S., deacon, and Rev. Carmen Russo, subdeason. Honorary bearers from the Christian Mother's Society were Mrs.

Franceso Yacovone, Mrs. Ersilia Gagliarducci, Mrs. Clementina Lamberghine, Mrs. Anthony Fazio, Mrs. Joseph Rezzani, Mrs.

Joseph Figoni, and Mrs. Gaetano Magni. Bearers were John Ambrogi, Robert Ambrogi, Joseph Martinelli, Joseph Monticssor, Antonio Guistina, and Louis Sherpa. Burial was in St. Michael's Cemetery where Rev.

Joseph Amodio read the committal prayers. The funeral of Joseph O. Bonsant of 440 Union St. was held the George St. Picrre Son funeral home Tuesday, with a requiem high mass in St.

Michael's Cathedral. Rev. Anthony Creane was the celebrant. Bearers were Raymond, Henry and Phillip Alfred Manning, Bertrand Peltier and Donald Lamoraux. Rev.

Robert T. Sullivan conducted the committal service in St. Michael's Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Lena Ferrara of 186 Morton West Springfield, was held Tuesday at the R.

D. Toomey funeral home, with a requiem high mass in St. Thomas Church. Rev. Thomas F.

Lohan was celebrant. Bearers were Mario Magnani, Gene and Joseph Guerci, William Licht, and Mario Vigliano. Burial was in St. Thomas Cemetery where Fr. Lohan read the committal prayers.

The funeral of Frank Moriarty of 70 Grover St. was held Tueslors of unther. P. Sanipson day at Liberty St. a requiem high mass in Our Lady of Hope Church.

Frederick L. Heberle was cele-: brant. Bearers were O. Paul Richter, William K. Hayes, Johni J.

Guertin. and Wallace M. Smith. Burial was in St. Thomas Cemetery, West Springfield.

where Rev. Joseph T. Miller read the committal prayers. The funeral Mrs. Helen A.

Bieze of St. Louis, formerly of this city. was held Tuesday at Byrons funeral home. Rev. H.

Hughes Wagner of Trinity Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were Wiliam James DaVIS, Gilbert A. MacDonald, Wesley Arbuckle, Wengard, Arthur Simmons. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. The funeral of Reginald D.

Hinkson was held at his home, 50 Williams Tuesday with Rev. George W. Smith. of St. Peter's Episcopal Church officiating.

Bearers, all members of Albert F. Wood Post, American Legion, were Comdr. Herbert Zimmerman, Herbert Miller, Kenneth Decker, Philip P. Balise and Morris Abraham. Burial was in Longmeadow Cemetery, where Comdr.

Zimmerman and Mr. Abraham boxed the United States Flag and presented it to Mrs. Hinkson. The funeral of Albert H'ensel will be held at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home this afternoon at 1. Rev.

Donald A. Simpson, pastor of East Congregational Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Septic Tanks Talk Is Pleasing to All Health Department regulations affecting septic tanks were discussed for 212 hours during a meeting at the Municipal -Hospital yesterday attended by 30 builders, engineers, septic tank installers and repairers and plumbers. Edward P.

Parker, president of the Greater Springfield Home Builders Association, was moderator, and other speakers were Dr. John C. Ayres, health commissioner, Gordon Robertson, building commissioner, and Angelo Ianatasco. district sanitary engineer for the State Department of Health. Parker said after the meeting the discussion wAs 'mutually There are an estimated 000 gasoline pumps in United States service stations.

MORE U.S. AID FOR YANKEE'S PLANT LOOMS Strauss of AEC Hopes $5 Million for Rowe Project Grows The possibility that Yankee Atomic Electric Co. may receive an even larger amount of federal research assistance on its proposed $34.5 million power plant at Rowe was raised last night by Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission. Agreed to $5 Million The government agreed in June to spend $5 million of vital phases, on ande New England research developmental plant, but it was reporied Yankee had not been granted the full extent of federal help it requested.

Strauss, in a speech in ington, D. proposed, however, that the AFC "substantially increase" the government's share of the research costs both on power demonstration projects already initiated, such as Yankee's, and on new proposals that may be invited. The AEC official said this was one of eight points he will advocate to the commission to speed the power program. "I am confident that such gov-1 CRUISES Ascot Travel Service ROGER SMITH HOTEL HOLYOKE FREE MOVIES MAIN STREET CAFE 677 MAIN ST. WEST SPRINGFIELD EVERY WED.

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