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Rumford Elementary School fourth-graders delivered bears and cards they made during the annual Hearts for Seniors event at the school. From left, Barbara Kaulback, Nancy Bourgea, Dan Gauvin, Wayne Petrie, Catherine N. Ross and Cheryl Smith visited the Somerset Apartments, where a cake was also presented.Rumford Elementary School fourth-graders delivered bears and cards they made during the annual Hearts for Seniors event at the school. Making deliveries at the Rumford Community Home are, from left, Dan Gauvin, Amelia Gauvin and Julie Allison.
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