DEAR SUN SPOTS: St. Louis School in Auburn is having a class reunion  on Sunday, June 2,  at Gippers Sports Grill at 120 Center St. in Auburn. We will meet at 12:30 for lunch, then visit and reminisce till 4 p.m  

If you are a past student who attended St. Louis School in Auburn between the years of 1954 and 1962, we would like to hear from you. You don’t need to be a graduate to be included. If you would like to attend, we would love to have you.

If you have memorabilia from your years at St. Louis School, please contact Anita Boisvert Poulin at 782-5118 as soon as possible, as we would like to compile photographs and other keepsakes for all to enjoy during the event. Some examples include awards, pins, uniforms, class photos, calendars, confirmation and Holy Communion photos — whatever you may still have stored in those precious-treasure boxes.

To register, please call Connie Asselin Grenier at 740-5971. There will be a $10 charge to register, which will be refunded to you only if you attend the event. Guests are responsible for cost of lunch.

You must preregister by May 2. Please send your check to Connie Grenier, 42 Cook St., Auburn, ME 04210. Come enjoy reconnecting with old friends. — Anita, apgraph@roadrunner.com

DEAR SUN SPOTS: The Lewiston High School Class of 1958 is planning its 55th reunion for Aug. 24 at the Franco-American Heritage Center. We are missing a few addresses of classmates (not in alphabetical order):

Irene Picard Wantruba, John Hartman, Ruth Johnston, Ann Hafford, Patricia Beliveau Thomas, Lorraine Hamel Friese, Diane Mayo, Bruce Fraser, Doris Preo Walsh, Paul Dumond, Mary Dionne Henrick, Mary Elaine McCormick Werner and Sheila Gove Donohue.

If anyone knows the addresses or emails for any of the above, please call me at 786-3052. Thank you in advance. — Rachel Tardif Cyr, Lewiston

DEAR SUN SPOTS: May I ask if there was an obituary for William Henry Metcalf. He was awarded the Victoria Cross when serving in the Canadian army during World War I and died in Lewiston on Aug. 8, 1968. Thank you. — S.J. Clark, Wales, UK, sj@clark11.plus.com

ANSWER: You can search the Google archives of both the morning and evening papers for either an obituary or story.

The Daily Sun is at http://tinyurl.com/334ehgd. The Evening Journal is at http://tinyurl.com/2v2uu7x.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: L-A Freecycle is a resource for people both needing something and having something to give away. There are also other Freecycle groups over Maine. It works well. There is a group Freecycle Androscoggin on Facebook that has recently been organized. It’s much better than trashing reusable items. — Trudy Haines, TrudysOwn@aol.com

ANSWER: Sun Spots has used Freecyle herself. Readers can find L-A Freeycle at http://groups.freecycle.org/Lewiston-AuburnME/posts/all. Those in other regions can search for a group at http://my.freecycle.org/

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I would like to contact a gentleman in the Wilton area who sold red factor canaries. I got one from him a while back, but lost his phone number and name. I would like to contact him about the birds. — No Name via email

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