DAVID N. THIBEAULT
AUGUSTA – David N. Thibeault, 70, of Augusta, passed away on Saturday, October 19, 2024. He was born August 10, 1954, in Fort Kent, and grew up in Waterville. He graduated from Waterville High School and was employed at Colby College, in Waterville, for several years.
He was an excellent chess player and was a member of the Waterville High School chess club. He often went to Barnes and Noble, in Augusta, to play chess with people from the community. The two things he enjoyed reading the most were chess books and the Bible. He also enjoyed playing pool.
He was a strong supporter of the police force and credits the police with saving his life once. Several years ago he appeared in the local paper which showed him holding a sign that publicly thanked police officers for their service.
David was very outgoing and went out of his way to make people feel good. When he entered businesses, employees often greeted him by name. When he went to Walmart, he would greet the greeters and commend the employees for the good work they were doing. He also volunteered at local food banks.
He had a sense of humor and loved cats so he gave his cats funny, ironic names such as Big Foot, Godzilla, and King Kong. For Christmas, the only gift he wanted was a new cat calendar.
He had a strong faith in God and often expressed gratitude for his blessings.
David was preceded in death by his parents, Theodore and Denise (Paquet) Thibeault, and his stepmother, Claire Hanna Thibeault.
He is survived by his two brothers, Thomas (Brooke) Thibeault, of Alabama, and John (Celeste) Thibeault, of Utah; one sister, Taylor Keane, of Atlanta, Georgia; three stepsisters, Lisa (John) Hanna, Michelle (Gerry) Gagne, and Patrice (Greg) Roy.
A memorial service with the family will be held at a later date.
Donations on David’s behalf can be made to the Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine.
NANCY E. FORTIER
SKOWHEGAN – Nancy E. Flynn Fortier, 76, passed away early Saturday morning, October 26, 2024, at home. Nancy was born on November 5, 1947, daughter to Victoria Alice (Wandzy) and Edward Daniel Flynn. She graduated from high school in 1965, in Hartford, Connecticut, where she then worked at The Boat Building, in Connecticut.
In the late 1960s she met Terrence Fortier with whom she relocated to Maine. She loved animals, had many ducks, bunnies, and her cocker spaniel Dusty, they were all her babies. She would eventually have one child, Veronica Ann Fortier, who resides in Skowhegan with her partner Joshua Kerr. Nancy spent her last years living with Veronica and Josh in their mother-in-law suite where they had the honor to love on her daily.
Nancy worked for many local places including Dr. Laney’s office, several lawyers, doctors in Skowhegan Family Medicine, Crossroads Alternative Learning Center, Skowhegan Area Middle School where she ultimately retired from. Every place Nancy worked she made lifelong friends who became family.
She was predeceased by both her parents, sisters Kathy and Patty, nephew Christopher, mother-in-law Helen Veronica Fortier, and brother-in-law Jack Fortier.
Nancy is survived by daughter Veronica Fortier with long time partner Joshua Kerr; grandson Garret Fortier with his wife Samantha Fortier and their children Regan Ann and Briar Rose; and granddaughter Morgan Lanctot with her partner Seth Allen and their children Paysen Leigh, Jaxten Edward, and George Thomas.
A Celebration of Life was held on Sunday, November 10, 2024, at Somerset Valley Remembrance Center, 19 Washburn Lane, in Skowhegan. A private burial will be held at a later date.
Please visit Nancy’s memorial page at https://svremembrancecenter.com/obituaries/nancy-fortier where condolences, photos, and special memories may be shared.
PATRICIA G. HOLMES
WATERVILLE – Patricia Geneva (Vigue) Holmes, 81, passed away at home on Sunday, October 27, 2024. Pat/Patsy/Patty, as she was known by her friends, was born in Waterville on January 1, 1943, the eighth child in her family.
Pat married Scott S. Holmes on May 21, 1961, at the age of 18. Pat and Scott raised three children on the family farm in Waterville. She helped on the farm for a brief period, became a nursing assistant, and held various other jobs, all around her children’s schedules. Her primary focus in life was her three children.
Pat was a well-loved friend. She loved music, dancing, playing cribbage and cards. Her favorite music was’ 50s, ‘60s and ‘70s music. She loved to travel and go to casinos. She loved nothing more than her family.
She was predeceased by her husband Scott in 2020; parents Alfre and Sadie (Gero) Vigue; and between the years of 1960-1970 all seven of her siblings and their spouses passed; along with multiple nieces and nephews.
Pat leaves behind her son Nathan Holmes with wife Tammy; daughter Roxanne Cahill with husband Tom; and son Dwayne Holmes; grandchildren Miriah Rodrigue with wife Bethany, Orlando Holmes with wife Alexa, Jordan Holmes with wife Chelsea, Sophia Holmes, Connor Cahill, Lindsay Cahill, Krysta Holmes, and Calvin Holmes; five great-grandchildren; several nieces,.
A graveside service will be scheduled for June 14, 2025, at noon. There will be a “party” celebrating Pat at the family camp in Smithfield following services.
Please visit Pat’s memorial page at https://svremembrancecenter.com/obituaries/patricia-holmes-2024 where condolences, photos, and special memories may be shared.
R. VINCENT LETOURNEAU
WATERVILLE – R. Vincent Letourneau, 84, passed away on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, as the result of a fall. Vincent was born in Waterville on May 1, 1940, to Edgar and Evelina (Roy) Letourneau.
He attended grammar school at Notre Dame Catholic School, in Waterville, and graduated from Waterville Senior High School in 1958.
Immediately after graduation, he began working at Keyes Fibre Company (Huhtamaki) in the engineering department. Through much hard work, studying, and some college, Vince worked his way up to become a Keyes tool-and-die engineer.
Vincent’s work brought him to Keyes plants across the United States and across the globe including Greece, France, Brazil, Venezuela, and Mexico.
Vince was very involved in his church, Sacred Heart parish, serving on the parish council, and as a Eucharistic minister. For many years, he served as an altar server at daily Mass.
In 2000, Vincent retired from Keyes after 42 years but continued as a consultant for several years.
In retirement, he began volunteering at the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, in Waterville. He drove the sisters to their out-of-town appointments and assisted at Mass as an usher.
Vincent enjoyed playing the guitar. For many years, he was part of the Roger LeBrecque Trio. He also greatly enjoyed fishing with his nephew, Gene, at Kingsbury Pond. They also took several fishing trips to Lake Ontario. He liked working in his woodworking shop. Over the years, he made cradles, table and chair sets, and step stools for the nieces and nephews. Several of these sets have been passed down in the family.
He was predeceased by his parents; sister Lorette Stearns (Virgil), brother Gerald (Margaret); niece Linda Pelotte; mother-in-law Jessie Butler; brothers-in-law Eugene and Ronald Laliberte, and Richard Etchie.
Vincent is survived by his wife of 61 years, Doris (Laliberte); sister Gloria Etchie; and close nieces and nephews, Gene Etchie (Diane), Brenda Skeel, Sandra Rodriguez, Brad Laliberte, Jane Leathers (Carl), Jill Duelley, and Jessica Laliberte; as well as several great nieces and nephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at Notre Dame Catholic Church, on Wednesday, November 13.
Arrangements are under the direction and care of Gallant Funeral Home, 10 Elm Street, Waterville. An online guestbook may be signed, and condolences and memories shared at gallantfh.com.
BETTY JEAN RODERICK
WINSLOW – Betty Jean Roderick, 64, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, October 31, 2024. Betty was born in Skowhegan on February 15, 1960, the daughter of Roland and Rosalee (Walker) Roderick.
She was raised in a large family with ten children, she was the fourth youngest. Betty attended the Skowhegan school district while growing up and graduated from Skowhegan High School in 1979.
Over the past few years, Betty had been courageously battling Leukemia. She didn’t let cancer slow her down from living the life she wanted. She loved participating in the Special Olympics. She loved going on adventures, especially camping, riding ATV’s, riding in boats, going to state fairs, and going to Monster Jam events. She loved flowers, bowling, talking on the phone with family and friends, “Betty Boop”, listening to Elvis and watching him on TV. She loved playing games and dancing. Her beloved dogs, “Jeanie” and “Foxy” meant the world to her.
She was predeceased by her parents, Roland and Rosalee (Walker) Roderick; two siblings, John Roderick (Lorraine) and Nancy Roderick; sister-in-law, Denise Roderick; uncle, Vernon Walker; nephew, Terry Roderick; paternal grandparents, Thomas and Florida (Paradis) Roderick and maternal grandparents, Fred and Ruby (Garland) Walker; and godmother, Claudette Rodrigue.
Betty is survived by seven siblings and their spouses, Larry Roderick (Denise), Gloria Veilleux, Roland “Tom” Roderick, Ronald “Ronnie” Roderick, Robert “Bobby” Roderick (Myra), Donna Quimby (Bryan) and Michael Roderick (Bobbie Jo); godfather, Charles “Charlie” Rodrigue (Claudette); uncle, John Dixon (Nancy); several cousins; many nieces and nephews; and many great-nieces and great-nephews.
A Celebration of Life was held on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, at the Somerset Valley Remembrance Center, 19 Washburn Lane, Skowhegan, Maine.
A graveside service was held on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, at Calvary Cemetery, on North Avenue, in Skowhegan.
Please visit Betty’s memorial page at https://svremembrancecenter.com/obituaries/betty-roderick where condolences, photos, and special memories may be shared.
NANCY M. WYNNE
WATERVILLE – Nancy Miller Wynne, 97, passed away, at home, on Wednesday, October 30, 2024. Nancy was born May 30, 1927, in Chicago to Edwin M. and Blanche Guthrie Miller.
From an early age and shaped by her years as a student at the progressive Francis W. Parker School, in Chicago, Illinois, Nan had an insatiable thirst for learning. Into her final week she reiterated her desire to “learn something new every day.” She wanted to contribute to her communities and to society, and indeed she did, as a wide-ranging volunteer and an advocate for and supporter of social justice causes. A Waterville resident for four decades, she was a longtime and steadfast member of the Waterville Universalist-Unitarian Church.
She earned a bachelor’s degree at Mount Holyoke College and a master’s in social work at Simmons College. She married David French Wynne Sept. 9, 1950, and they celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary together; Dave passed away at 96 in 2022.
In Winona, Minnesota, and Wayland, Mass., they raised daughters Carol, Martha, Connie and Mary, all of whom survive them. In addition, those left to cherish Nan’s memory are grandchildren Taylor Merk-Wynne and Dana Liebowitz and her husband James Liebowitz; “fifth daughter” Anne McAuliff; son-in-law Tom Ferro; a sister-in-law; numerous nieces and nephews and many friends.
A celebration of Nancy’s life will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, November 16, 2024, at the Waterville Universalist-Unitarian Church.
Donations in her honor may be made to the church and to MaineGeneral Hospice.
RAYMOND E. JOSLYN
WINDSOR– Raymond E. Joslyn, 77, also fondly known as “Butch” to many, the unofficial Mayor of Windsor, passed away at his home on Saturday, November 2, 2024. He was a beloved and legendary figure in town, known by all for his sense of humor and unique personality.
Born in Gardiner on February 13, 1947, to Evelyn and Raymond P. Joslyn, Ray attended the Whitefield Elementary School and then Wiscasset High School.
After high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and served four years during the Vietnam War. After being discharged in 1969, he enrolled at Aroostook State College (now UMPI) to study education. There (after illegally letting a buddy use his address to get a resident hunting and fishing license in Maine) he met the city clerk, Judi (Shea) on a blind date arranged by Judi’s sister-in-law. After she drank just one 10-cent beer on their first date, Ray thought he had it made! He used the TV she loaned him for his room as collateral for a ring, and they married a year later, in 1973.
Ray and Judi moved to Windsor and settled down. Ray dabbled in various entrepreneurial projects and together, they built a successful RV business. They had two boys, Michael and Troy. Ray wasn’t just a father, but a truly amazing dad. He was the kind of dad who not only bought his boys bikes but also taught them to ride them. He taught them to swim, fish, hunt, how to take care of their bounty, and to appreciate the land and wildlife. He taught his grandson, Owen, to drive the boat and the tractor, to do “work” with Grampy, and to be proud of it.
He was always thinking of his grandson and shared his love of the outdoors with him, too. Each year for Christmas, he got Owen an ice fishing trap engraved with his name and the number of the trap. This year, he’ll have a complete set of five. He also made Owen a beautiful set of cedar monkey bars. Ray also had a deep love for the game of baseball, and was good at it, too. He loved playing it, teaching it, coaching it and he relished that his boys and his grandson had such a love for the game. He loved watching them all play.
Ray spent most of his life in Windsor and was a prominent figure in the community. While not a quiet man, he worked quietly to make life better for everyone around him. Whether by showing up with his generator during a storm to help keep their freezer from thawing, driving his Amish friends to medical appointments, teaching a newer hunter to skin a turkey, or providing friendly and fatherly guidance when it counted, he was always thinking of others.
He was Santa’s helper, an auctioneer for the Coopers Mills Volunteer Fire Department, a past Whitefield Lion’s Club member, and was honored as Lion of The Year (1979-1980) for his involvement in getting the Sheepscot Valley Health Center established in Coopers Mills. These, of course, are only the things we know about. He spent hours driving around town with his four-legged sidekick, Katie, checking on folks and things every day, and found countless other ways, both big and small, to help people. His kindness and generosity were humble and honest. Ray sought no accolades or recognition.
His wit was simply unmatched. Friends and family all agree he was bigger than life, a genuine character extraordinaire.
He enjoyed numerous family vacations to Alaska, the Grand Canyon, Cabo, Colorado, Utah, and lots of ice fishing trips to Moosehead Lake. Still, he would tell you the best times were spent cruising the pond in the evenings on his pontoon boat with Judi.
He is survived by his mother Evelyn (Tarr); wife, Judi; his sons, Michael of Berwick, Maine, and Troy of Lakeview, Oregon; his grandchildren, Owen and Gianna, and his godchildren Sam and Molly King; his brother Daniel (Cheryle) of Whitefield, his brother Rodney, of Brunswick; many cousins, nieces and nephews, and many dear friends.
He is predeceased by his father Raymond P Joslyn.
A celebration of Ray’s life will be held on Saturday, November 16, from 1 – 3 p.m., at the Whitefield Lions Club, in Coopers Mills. All who knew him are invited to share their stories and memories. A private graveside service will be held in the spring.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Rd., Windsor, ME 04363. Condolences, stories and photos may be shared by visiting www.plummerfh.com.
ELIZABETH FOWLER
WATERVILLE – Elizabeth “Betty” Fowler, 89, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 3, 2024, at Woodlands Assisted Living, in Waterville. She was the daughter of Richard D. Nawfel and Maria (Barakat) Nawfel.
Betty was born on August 6, 1935, in Waterville, to Lebanese immigrants. She grew up in the Elm City, on Main Stree,t and graduated from Waterville High School in 1953. After her father’s sudden death during her senior year, Betty remained in Waterville with her mother, working for her brother at his dental office and as an operator with the telephone company.
In her early 20s, Betty started working at Sears Roebuck and Co., in Waterville, where she met her future husband and soulmate, Leon, of over 65 years. After starting their family, Betty chose to stay home to raise their children. She was an exceptional mother and manager of the family household. Once her children were in school she re-entered her career at Sears, where she excelled in sales.
Betty was a good cook and a great baker, always having homemade desserts on the counter and passing-on Lebanese traditions such as making stuffed cabbage rolls and Easter cookies with her family. She enjoyed sewing and knitting as well as many arts and crafts. She played piano and was a beautiful dancer, turning heads with her husband Leon whenever they took to the dance floor.
Betty loved anything active and was an athlete ahead of her time. She was in the Girls Athletic Association in high school and excelled in racquetball and tennis in adulthood. She was a ‘ringer’ in horseshoes and a fierce competitor who was very involved with her children’s sports and activities. An avid sports fan, she loved watching the Olympics and the professional tennis circuit.
With love, respect and leading by example Betty and Leon raised their three children and taught them many life skills. Betty cherished family most of all. From weekly and impromptu visits with extended family, birthday parties and holiday gatherings, she loved them all. She enjoyed time both at Lovejoy Pond, and later at Messalonskee Lake. Some of her favorite activities were canoeing, nature walks and picnics, playing cards and enjoying our family pets. Betty adored her only granddaughter, Ariele, who brought many years of happiness to her ‘Sitto’.
Betty is survived by her son, Edgar Fowler and wife Sharon; daughters, Michelle Fowler and partner Debra Strout, Tonya Fowler; granddaughter, Ariele (Fowler) Battipaglia and husband Paul; sister-in-law, Linda Vitale and husband Vite; brother-in-law, Beasley Edwards; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Betty was predeceased by her parents Richard and Maria Nawfel; Leon, her husband of 64 years; her siblings Elias Richard Nawfel, D.M.D. (Jamila); sisters Sumayah (David) Ferris, Julie (Beshara) Saliba, Lorice Franklin, Dolores (Michael D.M.D.) Nawfel and Helen Edwards.
An informal graveside burial of Leon and Betty Fowler will be held on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at 10:30 a.m., at Maple Grove Cemetery, in Albion. A dual celebration of their lives will be at noon at the Lodge, Snow Pond Center for the Arts, in Sidney.
Arrangements are under the direction and care of Gallant Funeral Home, 10 Elm Street, Waterville, Maine. An online guestbook may be signed, condolences and memories shared at http://www.gallantfh.com.
In lieu of flowers and for those who would like to make a donation in Leon and Betty’s name, you are welcome to considerc Humane Society Waterville Area https://hswa.org or Friends of Messalonskee https://friendsofmessalonskee.com.
MARIE CHARETTE
WINSLOW – Marie Charette, 88, died on Monday, November 4, 2024. Marie was born in Kingscroft, Québec, the 14th child of Rosilda and Richard Lebeau.
In 1956 she married her husband of 56 years Donald, relocated to Connecticut, and had five children. They moved to Maine in 1969, settling on 40 acres in Sidney, where she remained until 2015, relocating to Winslow.
She was fluent in French and English, retiring after 20 years as a secretary supporting The Maine Army National Guard, at Camp Keyes, in Augusta. She was a communicant of St. Augustine Catholic Church, in Augusta, for 45 years, then St. John the Baptist Parish, in Winslow.
She was an extraordinary woman, an earth angel who lived a simple life. Marie loved God with all her heart and always put him first. She had that“je ne sais quoi” that lit up a room. She, also known as Sweet Marie and Miss Marie, absolutely loved people and was beloved by so many. She was the heart of her family, fiercely independent, loyal, strong, and faithful. She gave everything she had. .
She was predeceased by her parents, siblings, husband Donald, daughter Lynn, and “like a daughter” Rhonda Wakefield.
Marie is survived by her children, Donna and husband Fred, Nancy, Brenda and husband Ray, and Jeffrey; grandchildren, Melissa, Justin, Marissa and husband Devin; great-grandchildren, Raven, Isabella, Xavier, and Jordan; sisters-in-law, Margot and Carol; many nieces and nephews.
A Mass will be held at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 26 Monument Street, Winslow, on Saturday, November16, 2024, at 9 a.m.
Please visit Marie’s memorial page at https://svremembrancecenter.com/obituaries/marie-charette where condolences, photos, and special memories may be shared.
In lieu of flowers, consider donating in Marie’s memory to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, 800-805-5856.
GORDON L. DUPONT
BANGOR – Gordon L. Dupont, 80, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 4, 2024, at Maine Veterans’ Home, Bangor. Known since childhood as “Crow,” he was born on October 5, 1944, to the late Louis and Clara (Carter) Dupont of Hallowell, Maine.
Crow served in the U.S. Army from 1963-67, primarily in Germany. He married Elsie Ann Rodrigue in December 1968, and lived in South China for over 50 years. Crow worked for Williams Construction, in Windsor, and O’Connor GMC, in Augusta, as a heavy duty diesel mechanic.
Crow loved to dance, swim, play pool, ride motorcycles, work on antique cars, eat lobsters and steamers, drive around and visit friends, and garden.
Crow was predeceased by his wife; his oldest brother Walter; many friends, and many special dogs.
He is survived by his children, Tim and Melissa (Dan); two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a sister, Marilyn Grace; and brother, William Dupont.
There will be no public visiting or services. A private burial will take place at the Maine Veterans Cemetery, Augusta, at a later date.
Arrangements are in the care of Plummer Funeral Home, Windsor Chapel, 983 Ridge Rd., Rt. 32, Windsor.
Condolences, stories and photos may be shared at http://www.plummerfh.com.
LESLIE M. HILTON
SKOWHEGAN – Leslie M. Hilton, 86, passed away peacefully at his home on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Les was born on September 19, 1938, in Norridgewock, son of Maurice and Ruby (Lynds) Hilton.
He graduated from Skowhegan High School in 1956 and then went on to Skowhegan Commercial School of Business. Les married his wife of 65 years, Caroline (Carlson), on June 27, 1959.
After a short period with Norrwock Shoe and a local canning factory, he went on to work for Noyes Stove Company which later became Mainegas. His career with them began as a bookkeeper and service man that later grew into sales and management. His work there continued for 29 years until he took a position with the Webber Oil Company as a propane specialist, passing on his years of experience teaching new technicians and helping to grow the propane business for the company. He retired in 2010 at age 72 from what was then the Dead River Company. He was known for his dedication and hard work ethics. He was also a member of the local masonic lodge.
Les enjoyed outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting with his loved ones. He especially enjoyed his time at Pleasant Pond with his family and friends. He was an avid golfer and in his later years spent a lot of his free time at the golf course perfecting his game. Les’ greatest love was his family, he was an exceptional husband, father, and grandfather.
His eyes would light up when the great-grandchildren entered his home. Family always came first for Les, and he made many sacrifices. He could always be counted on to provide his love and support, regardless of the circumstances. His work ethic was admirable and went well beyond his day job. He took great pride in everything he did. The imprint he left on his loved ones will carry on for generations to come.
Les was predeceased by his parents Maurice and Ruby Hilton; sister Janice, brother Ray with his wife Geraldine, sister Noreen with her husband Arthur Landry, sister-in-law Lillian with her husband Leslie Watson, and brother-in-law Richard Wilder.
Les is survived by his wife Caroline; son Michael with his wife Anita Hilton; grandsons Derek Hilton and Benjamin Hilton with his fiancée Renee Proctor; great-grandchildren Jackson and Everli; sister Margaret (Peggy) Walker, sister-in-law Shirley Wilder, and brother-in-law Norman Carlson; as well as many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at Sunset View Memorial Cemetery, in Norridgewock, on Saturday November 16, 2024, at 2:30 p.m., with a gathering immediately following at Brick House Kitchen, located at 147 Madison Avenue, in Skowhegan. Light refreshments will be provided.
Please visit Leslie’s memorial page at https://svremembrancecenter.com/obituaries/leslie-hilton where condolences, photos, and special memories may be shared.
ANN T. PIERCE
WINDSOR – Ann T. Pierce, 79, passed away following a long illness on Thursday, November. 7, 2024. She was born on March 2, 1945, in Augusta, to Edmund and Barbara (True) Tabb.
Ann graduated from Erskine Academy, inSouth China, in 1965. She married Emery Pierce in 1967 and together they had one son, Sean Pierce.
Ann was a Windsor School Board member, a volunteer at local schools, was superintendent of Windsor Fair Exhibition
Hall, a Cub Scout Den Mother, and head of the department of war and finance.
Nicknamed “Dinnie” by her niece, Brooke, she hosted many holiday dinners for her family, which was very important to her. Ann loved her family dearly and was always there for them when needed.
Ann was predeceased by her parents; her aunt, Earlene True, uncle, Phil True; and nephew, Nathan Brann.
She is survived by her husband, Emery Pierce; son, Sean Pierce; and brothers Foster Tabb and his wife Judy, and Jeff Tabb.
A private burial will be held for family at a later date. Arrangements have been entrusted to Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Rd., Windsor, ME 04363. Condolences, stories, and photos may be shared by visiting http://www.plummerfh.com.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
BARRY W. THOMAS
A celebration of life for Barry W. Thomas, of China, who passed away on Tuesday, October 1, 2024, will be held on Sunday, November 17, 2024, from 2 – 4 p.m., at Erskine Academy cafeteria, 309 Windsor Rd., in South China. Refreshments will be provided courtesy of White Flour Catering.
by Virginia Jones
