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VOL. 105 NO. 36 • THURSDAY^ SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 TEN CENTS New Shoe Company To Replace Allied The Sportwelt Shoe Co., Inc. of ties now occupied by the Allied manufactured in Houlton and I pressed with the apparent qual- , velopment of the Houlton area A lease covering the shoe man ditional facilities if and wh«u Nashua, N.H., will establish a Houlton Footwear Inc., for the does reflect the adaptability of the ! ity of the workers now employed j from that point on will depend ufacturing building at the Houl such may be desired by the «om- shoe manufacturing operation in manufacture of men’s leather area and the workers as deter by the . Houlton Footwear Com somewhat on the results attained ton International Airport is being pany. Houlton within the next few days, shoes and military combat boots. mined by the operations of the pany and this along with the past I in this initial operation and Hie worked out with the new com SHULMAN MEETS OFFICIAL*! Aubrey A. McLaughlin, director “It is expected,” he said, “that Allied Houlton Footwear, which cooperation of the community I proven desire of the communits pany. Mr. McLaughlin said. A Charles Shulman of the Allied of Industrial Development, an the plant changeover will occur was the first to venture into prompted him to look at this for continued expansion. number of major repairs and im Houlton Footwear Co. was in nounced last evening. on or about September 16.” Aroostook County for the manu I community as a place in which to provements in the building will Houlton this week, meeting with facturing of shoes. I expand his operation. SOME RETRAINING Negotiations have been com F1IJHT FOR HOULTON I be made. The lease will be for an company officials as well as pleted which will result in the Mr. McLaughlin said that , The operation will start as pri- ' Although the present shot initial period of time with re HR DC and Town officials rela Sportwelt Shoe Co. taking over This will be the first time that Emanual Alberts, president of the inarily a stitching operation for workers must be somewhat re newal options as well as under- tive to this development. He high the operation of, and the facili this type of leather shoe has been firm, indicated that he was iin- ' leather shoe uppers, and the de-; trained for this operation, it is tandings relative to new or ad ly praised the community, its citi zens and its workers, explaining that he has been most happy with his relationship with the com munity. Engineering Firm Will Study “This.” Hie Industrial Director concluded, “is another step in our slow but positive progress towards economic improvement in the Feasibility Of Beet Refinery Houlton area.” Lockwood Greene Engineers, Inc. of Boston, New York and Spartenburg, S.C., have SAD To Meet been chosen to develop the economic feasibility and engineering study of a sugar beet refinery in Aroostook County. Upon Arrival Roger Erskine, chairman of the Maine Sugar Beet Steering Of Warrants Committee, said that Lockwood Area Growers Favor Greene was chosen over three other firms because of their September Meeting long record of success in develop ing and designing some of the Delayed: Boston Firm New Vote On Order top plants in America. Is Preparing Articles “We were particularly im Potato men in the Southern Aroostook area met at the pressed with Richard Lang, who The regular September meet Northland Hotel in Houlton Friday night, and went on re will be the project manager tor ing of the Board of Directors of cord as favoring a new balloting of growers on the contro the economic feasibility study of School Administrative District 29 a sugar beet refinery in Aroos has been postponed until the di versial marketing order. Although only about a dozen of rectors receive warrants tior the the 65 to 70 men who attended the meeting actually stood took County.” Mr. Lang is fresh from the suc special town meetings that are up to be counted on a motion requesting a new ballot, the cessful Parke Davis project in required for residents to vote on issue carried by a better than 3-1 margin. a school construction program. Greenwood, S.C. The economic Normally the directors meet the feasibility study that was com Discussion of the marketing piled for Parke Davis has been first Monday of each month. With oj^ler was supposedly a secondary written up in numerous business the first Monday of September being a holiday, it was decided to phase of the meeting. The session publications across the country. had been called primarily to bring The most recent honor being the postpone the meeting until action growers up to date on the possi selection by “Factory Magazine” could be taken on the warrant. bility of obtaining a sugar beet of the Parke Davis project as one Attorney John O. Rogers is quota, and to solicit acreage of the top plants in America. PATTEN HORSE SHOW — Pauline ami Leo Hogan, mem I he horse <4iow, ^poii-ored by the Patten Hiding Club, brought working in conjunction with the pledges from the growers for the bers of the Junior 4-H Riding flub of Houlton, move forward together one of tin- finest Pair Classes of the season. Pauline, firm of Ropes and Gray of Bos sugar beet program. The economic feasibility study ton in preparing the warrant. will cover five major points: (1) to receive their blue ribbons for winning the Pair Class in the on Gypsy, and Leo, on Prim-ess. gave an excellent ]M-rformance HOYT IS PRESENT horse show Monday held in conjunction with the annual Labor in winning tin- event. Behind them are some of the other entries When the warrant is received b> Marketing, (2) Site Selection and the SAD directors, dates for the When the sugar beet portion of Evaluation, (3) Capital Invest Day program at Patten. The afternoon show was a feature of in the ( lass, and part of the big crowd that completely circled the (lay-long program that attracted more than 5.000 |M*rsons. the ring. (Pioneer Times Photo) special town meetings in Heultoa. the meeting was closed, the mar ment, (4) Operating Costs, (5) Hammond. Littleton and Monti- keting order took over. John Hoyt and Financial Analysis. Expert Inipro-rd B\ cello will be set, and residents of Easton, chairman of the Maine Capital Investment will cover will be asked to vote on proposed Potato Marketing Committee, ex-1 everything from site preparation < oiinlx ’> Sugar Beet* Growers Told construction of a junior high plained what the order was, and to buildings, pulp systems, waste school in Houlton and an audi h
t , Dr. Murphy estimated that Sea Skiffs. Inc., Morgan, N.J., and The lean and hungry look that Miss Judith Rich, who has been Susan Buck, and Louis H. Buck, mont; eight grandchildren; five $100 per acre should be netted in the Bale Pin Company of Bos Julius Caesar complained about employed at the Deaconess Hospi all of Plattsburg, N.Y., Mr. and great grandchildren; one brother, Sunday religion is apt to go ton. was undoubtedly due to nervous tal in Boston for the summer, ac ^•growing sugar beets, juet for the Mrs. Joseph Coll and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Vincent of Roxbury. sour before the end of the week. ' sugar itself. In addition, he said, A native of Philadelphia. Mr. tension rather than to malnutri companied by Burnham Riggs of Brian McElliott, all of Ottawa. ' there are returns from beet pulp, Hess was educated in Houlton tion. But although “yon Cassius” Boston, were guests this week at Ont., Mr. and Mrs. John G. George ’ and from a molasses, as well as schools and was graduated from was almost certainly eating well, the home of her parents, Mr. and of Montreal, Rev. Francis C. Buck. * subsidies paid by the Federal Ricker Classical Institute in 1989. it may be a different story with Mrs. George Rich. Next week S. J., of Boston, Mrs. J. D. Maher He received his BA degree from the young college athlete who Miss Rich will resume her studies government. These subsidies of Saint John. N.B., the Misses Roy S. Holloman POTATO PICKER’S JAMBOREE alone, he said, could reach as high Bowdoin College in 1943. and his steps into the boxing or wrestling as a junior at the Boston Universi Margaret and Geraldine Coll of - as $25 to $30 per acre. LLB from Harvard University ring looking as if he hasn’t had a ty School of Nursing. Saint John, N.B., Mr. and Mrs. It was explained that the sugar Law School in 1948. He served in square meal in a month of Tues Mrs. Margaret Adams left Sat John Kearney, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Holloman beet quota will be for short tons the U.S. Navy during World War days. urday for East Granby, Conn., Percival Streeter, David Streeter at CHAIN APPAREL II. The chances are. in such a case, where she has accepted a teach and Miss Cynthia Streeter, all of of sugar, and not for acreage. The Will Address I $5,000 short tons, with from 20.- ant in the law department of the hasn’t is that certain athletic Schools. While there she will also Raymond Webb has returned 000 to 25,000 acres expected to be Bangor and Aroostook Railroad coaches — fortunately a minority undertake guidance courses at the home after visiting for two weeks Temperance Rally | required to meet this demand. in 1948. and was made an attor in their field — have shown them- U. of Connecticut. in Jacksonville, Fla., at the home SCHOOL SHOES *298 Roy S. Holloman, superintend F The University specialist said ney for the Railroad the same selves more concerned about the To Teach in New York City of his daughter and son-in-law, ' that a grower could expect to have year. In 1954, he became clerk of idea of winning matches than William Hyde returned recent Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Boutilier. ent of the Kansas United Drys Ladies’ and Children’s L to purchase a new planter and a the corporation and general coun about the health of the youngsters ly to New York City after spending He was accompanied to Florida by forces for the past 12 years, will sel. He was named vice president in their charge. a five-week vacation here with his son Raymond, who entered address a Temperance Rally Sun finance in 1957. They have imposed on their his mother. Mrs. Frederic Hyde. Jacksonville University as a fresh day at 7:30 p.m. at the Military FALL SKIRTS *298 uP i F The Bangor & Aroostook Cor squad members a practice deli Mr. Hyde has accepted a position man. and on his return home he Street United Baptist Church. poration was organized in 1960. cately known as “making weight.” teaching English at the High was accompanied by Mrs. Webb Girls’ “ School of Commerce in New York Mr. Holloman toured Maine in | o Been Auto Sales He was also named vice president .This regimen, much less harmless who had been a guest at her 1961, with his wife, and was well and general counsel of the cor than is sounds, calls for a starva City. daughter's home for the past sev received. His ability has brought I, poration. while retaining his rail tion diet on the part of the youth Mrs. Harold Bean and children eral weeks. FALL DRESSES $lss have returned to their home in him national recognition as one road position. to bring his weight down to a Mrs. Fred Cummings of Canter of our country’s outstanding Dry point w’here he is eligible to com Mount Holly. N.J., after a weeks bury, N.B., was a recent guest for Pullover or Children's $1.98 up Bangor Road Houlton vacation with her mother, Mrs leaders. His personality and plat plete in a class below his normal a few days at the home of Mr. form ability are also expressed Area Growers one. The starvation diet can have Mildred Estey. They were joined and Mrs. Frederick Merrithew on Cardigan Ladies’ $2.98 up here by Mr. Bean for a few days through his regular radio and permanent ill effects on the young the Military road. television broadcasts. He is an 1961 (Continued From Page One) man’s health. who accompanied his family home. in Section 1 and 2. and these too Guests at DeVeau Cottage active member of the Executive 1961 So flagrant did the practice be Board of the National Temperance SWEATERS were considered as favoring the come that the American Medical Labor Day guests of Mr. and Spaulding Lake 1962 League, Washington, D.C. Ladies’ Ford Galaxie, 2-dr, order. This brought the total votes Association’s Committee on the Mrs. Edmund DeVeau at their cot Ladies’ New favoring the order to 613. Medical Aspects of Sports finally tage at Nickerson Lake were Mr. SPAULDING LAKE — Mr. and Mr. Holloman’s tour of Maine FALL A 1961 Fori Gated?, 4-dr. The Chairman said that in ad felt impelled to step in and blow and Mrs. Wesley Dickenson and Mrs. Ralph Rideout. Jeanne and is sponsored by the Christian Ci WINTER dition to the 295 ballots marked Robert Rideout of Brewer spent vic League of Maine in coopera $298 1959 Ford Sin. Wagon, 4 the whistle. In a free-swinging family of Moncton, N.B., Mr. and only for Section 3, there were 66 Mrs. Thomas Lawson of Wood- the weekend at their cottage at tion with churches in the areas FALL HATS 1959 statement, joined in by the ballots marked for both Section 2 National Federation of State stock, Mrs. Leo McNally and Ken Pleasant Lake and visiting rela where the rallies are being held. ALSO — some Older and 3, and that the Committee High School Athletic Associations, neth McKenney. Guests at the tives in Oakfield. While here they COATS considered these as votes, to it declared that “Strength and DeVeau cottage were Mr. and Mrs. -also visited Fred Rideout, who Wide Overhangs Open Evenings TW suspend the order, giving the total is a medical patient in the Mil PLAYTEX GIRDLES stamina are reduced by such Gerald Keegan of Caribou. Some wide overhang eaves are against of 361. practices.” And it added: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neal Jr. liken Memorial Hospital in Island $16.95 Mr. Hoyt said the majority of Falls. designed to shelter a walk around $2oo OFF “At one wrestling tournament and family returned to their home a house, or to protect an entrance the Committee did not feel it in Rockville, Conn.. Tuesday after Merry Makers Christmas Club in a conference where the practice walk along which guests may Children’s visiting with their parents, Mr. met Thursday at the cottage of Ladies' of ‘making weight’ is general, two travel. competitors collapsed before they and Mrs. Edward Toner Sr., and Mrs. Robert Fisher on the shore Fall Quilt-Lined had even participated in a match.” Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neal Sr. of Spaulding Lake and enjoyed a witfi Hood The practice is “indefensible,” Miss Glenna McKay, R. N., of pot-luck dinner. Present were Mrs. Good Visitors NYLONS the two organizations concluded. New York City, left Tuesday aftef Colby Crandall, Mrs. Kenneth Reg. 79c While this criticism may dampen spending a vacation here with her Boutilier, Mrs. Fred Rideout, Mrs. The Douglas fir tree, which JACKETS the enthusiasm of “weight-mak parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc Hilton Hersey, Mrs. Kenneth reaches its maximum growth in Reg. $4.98 NORTH STORE Boutilier, Mrs. LeRoy Hersey, the rain rich area of western ing” coaches, the student’s best Kay. 3 Pair For NOW .North Sire, t ?hor.c 2-3303 Houlton defense is a refusal to go along, Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Ronald Boutilier and Mrs. Oregon and Washington, has been firmly backed up by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cyr were their Robert Fisher. Visitors were Mrs. successfully planted in commer daughters. Miss Margaret Cyr, and Mary Weeks, Mrs. Perley Parent cial forests in Scotland, Germany, $loo $377 Mrs. Alan Lovelette and Mr. and little folks were Lori Jean Australia and New Zealand. It FRESH Lovelette and family of Presque Crandall, Larry and David Her seems to thrive in many parts of Chicken Isle. sey. the world. Men’s A Boys’ Boys’ Mr. and Mrs. Foster Nevers and Mr. and Mrs. Perley Parent Insulated TH£ Mrs. Louis Cyr spent Labor Day and family, who have occupied Double Knee Ground Hamburg Breasts ib in Fredericton as guests at the the Kenneth Swallow house for Wood Mullions * Quilted 49c home of the latter’s aunt and the summer, have moved to Old Town. Architects often detail a special uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Mc window frame for large plate Dungarees fc 49c it. 45c CHRIST HU Kay. Dwayne Goodall, who has been glass windows made of 2 x 6 frame Nylon Mrs. Edna Akerley of Wood- employed in New London, Conn., mullions. The glass is held in place for the past few weeks, spent the stock is spending two weeks visit by molding on both sides. This weekend with his mother, Mrs. $1.44 science ing at the home of her daughter frame is sturdy and adds to the ib. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boutilier and Mr. Boutil SMOKED SHOULDERS 39c ier. structural strength of the house Jackets Ralph Bickford. wall. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McConnell Cecil Somers of Patten has em Western RIB STEW MEAT it- monieoR of Broadbrook, Conn., and Mrs. ployment at Rideout Brothers 39c Ralph McAtee of Hodgdon, were Store in town. Limousine and An Men’s supper guests Saturday evening $5.95 $1.98 DOUBLE STAMPS on ANY ORDER of $10 or OVER at the home of Mrs. Fred Carpen AMBULANCE ter. Also recent callers at the Car Dyer Brook 8 Service SUITS Nation Wide Friskies Accurate penter home have been the Rev. New Shipment and Mrs. Charles Oehrig. Mrs. Harold Clark returned 532-4108 Mrs. Frank H. Jackson, a form home from the Milliken Memorial Complete Hospital Saturday by ambulance Men’s A Boys’ Sport DOG FOOD er resident of Houlton, will leave ICE CREAM next week for New Bern, N.C., after being a heart patient for All Flavors News after spending several weeks as a several weeks. $2795 5 cans guest at the Northland Hotel. Hlldred Hotting and Vera Hughes were calling on the John CHINO Shirts half gallon Mr. and Mrs. Alan Clark of 89c for 89c Coverage Centerville, Conn., returned to Bettings in Houlton Friday. Worsteds 150 Extra Stamps their home Sunday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boutilier of for a few days with his grandmot Woodsville and Mrs. Norman PANTS Bulk Pickling her. Mrs. Beatrice Hannigan, in Chambers of Gorham. N.H., were Boys’ $1.98 $3991 callers in town Saturday and Sun Printed in Houlton and with her grandmot Free pair of her. Mrs. Ellen Johnson, at her day. The Ira Boutiliers spent CELERY Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Dress Shoes VINEGAR Bunch BOSTON home in New Sweden. While here $2.98 up LOS ANGELES they also called on his other Jasper Anderson, and Mrs. Nor MEMBER Mens' $2.98 given with each gallon 59C grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Perley man Chambers spent the night at National Selected Morticians Worsted Suit LONDON the Milliken Memorial Hospital in contents Clark. BY INVITATION 10c Mrs. Donald White and daugh Island Falls, caring for her mot her, Mrs. Freeman Boutilier. Low* Bro*. Outside Paint $6.06 per gallon — Lowe Bros. ters Cheryl, and Miss Diane Mc Lean, all of Lebanon. Conn., spent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boutilier MORTICIANS Chain Apparel Shops New Latex Paint $7.95 per gallon — White or Colors. 1 Year $22 6 Months $11 the past week with Mrs. White’s of Brewer spent the weekend with Wallpaper as low as 29c, 49c and 69c a single roll. Gold 3 Month* $5.50 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton DONALD DUNN THE FAMILY OUTFITTERS mother, Mrs. Arthur Cummings DAVID DUNN Bond Pal Latex Paint, White or Colors — $3.99 a gal Clip this «Overti«*m*nt mod and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Mabel Boutilier. They also called on Specialty Shop Service at Discount Store Prices return it with your chock or Mrs. Freeman Boutilier at the Mil JOSEPH GIVEN lon. Regular Price $6.15 — a caving of $1.16 a gallon. inonoy order tO: White. On their return to Con Open Every Friday A Saturday Nights The Christian Science Monitor necticut they were accompanied liken Memorial Hospital. ASSISTANTS Mrs. Tina Trueworthly of Winn, by Mrs. White’s daughter Phyllis, MRS. DONALD DUNN 532-341SI DOUBLE UNITED TRADING STAMPS spent several days with her grand who had been spending the sum MRS. DAVID DUNN Market Square Houlton on GASOLINE PURCHASES mer at the home of her grand daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Cummings. Leon Botting. HOULTON, MAINE, PIONEER TIMES THURSDAY, SEP'i'EMKER 5, 19G3 Miss Sylvester. Thomas Good Wed In Baptist Church Rites Local Items of Interest Get Together Club Meets Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxell Attending Red Cross Workshop Mrs. Lorimer H. OF The First Baptist Church in was best man, and David Inman of Dixon The Get Together Club met. re left today to spend a few days Waterville and Miss Geraldine* i Houlton was the setting of th” Houlton ushered. Both were class Among those who are in Pres-! cently for a picnic at Island Park 1 along the Maine coast. que Isle today to attend an All-1 Smith of Clinton were guests foF in Woodstock with' 11 members Mr. and Mrs. Clair G. Wood I wedding Saturday afternoon of mates of the bridegroom. i Miss Rachel Sylvester, daughter | Aroostook workshop of the R<*d a few days last week of Mr. an4 and one guest, Mrs. Annie Sher iand son Danny have returned to A reception was held at “High Cross on home services and chap Mrs. Frederick Merrithew and man of Oakfield, present. .Mrs. their home in Braintree. Mass., of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester Hopes’’ in New Limerick. the Jr., of New Limerick, and Thomas [ ter problems under the direction with them enjoyed trips to Burpee Brewer was presented with after spending a week's vacation home of the bride’s parents. At of Mrs.. Alice Lambert, home ser Fredericton and Grand Falla, N.B. ;i birthday gift from the group Lee Good, son of Mr. and Mrs. tractive floral arrangements in the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. vices representative for the east Receiving < ongratuIm t ions Lawrence Good of Monticello. rooms had been done by John aid following the picnic the mem Raymond Wood. ern area of the Red Cross, and bers enjoyed a drive to Hartland. W<*ekend Guests Dr. Charles A. Oehrig official- ' Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barriga® ed at the double ring ceremony; William Hodgins, field director. 1 are receiving congratulations on N.B. The next meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Maxell and Girvan of New Limerick. are Norman Rogerson, chairman held with Mrs. Arthur Edwards. which was attended by the im Mrs. Woodrow Peabody assist the birth of a daughter. Elizabeth* Mrs. Janies Stewart spent the of the Southern Aroostook Chap Jane, August 30. at the Madigan Honored at Family Party holiday weekend in Newcastle. mediate families. ed at the coffee table and Miss Phillip Caferella. church organ ter. Mrs. Alice Thornton, who Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Pierce N B., and also visited with John Mary Donald and Miss Nancy served the Red Cross for 35 years. ist. played traditional wedding Good served the wedding cake, Miss Clara Niles, w-ho has been were guests of honor at a family Colford and family at their home Mrs Avis Hatfield, home service spending the past three weeks party Saturday evening at the music. after the traditional first slice in Blackville. N.B. secretary, and Mrs. Frances Mc here with her parents, Mr. and Houlton County Club with Mr and The bride, given in marriage by had been cut by the bride and Mr. and Mrs. . R. E. Trickey Caskill. executive secretary. Mrs. Clayton Niles, left Wednes . Mrs. Philip Nason of Peru, N.Y., spent a few days last week at their her father, wore a cream white , groom. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Buck wool knit sheath, with a pale blue I Miss Sandra Sylvester circulat Miss Jeanine Cottle returned day for Beverly Farms, Mass., to cottage at Schoodic Lake. resume her studies as a junior of Plattsburg, N.Y., as hosts. Mr. satin cummerbund and corded pip- I ed the guest book. Sunday to her home in Dover-Fox- at Mrs. Edith Dill returned home Gordon College. Miss Niles, stu and Mrs. Pierce will celebrate ing at neck and sleeves. Her shoes , For a wedding, trip to Prince croft after visiting for two weeks Thursday after visiting for three with her great-grandmother. Mrs. dent council secretary, will attend their 50th wedding anniversary weeks in Bangor at the home of were matching blue satin. Her Edward Island the bride wore a short pale blue tulle veil misted beige boucle dress with matching Mabel White. Her parents, Mr. workshop meetings this w-eek. September 16. • her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ! and Mrs. Darrell Cottle, w'ere also Mr and Mrs. Frank Jarvis and Mrs. George F. Peabody. from a blue satin circlet. Her picture hat and accessories. Her Entertains at Faniilv Outing only jewelry was an heirloom ' corsage was pink and white rose Sunday guests at the White home. spent the Labor Day w-eekend in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert London Weekend guests at the Pierce Stanley. N.B., as guests at the cottage at Nickerson Lake and wedding watch pin of solid en- I buds. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kirby re entertained at an all-day family graved gold, that was worn by The bride is a graduate of home of her sister and brother- outing Sunday at their cottage at Saturday evening attended a fam turned home Monday after visiting her maternal grandmother at her ' Houlton High School, (’lass of for several days with her parents. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nickerson Lake. Present were Mr. ily party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tomilson They were accompanied James M. Pierce at the County wedding 61 years ago. She carried 1960. She attended Farmington Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albert, in and Mrs. Guy London and son HEIDI — Sonic fortunate (mtsoii will lie the owner of home by Mrs Tomilson. who will Club were Mrs. Leonard Pierce. a cascade bouquet of white carna- i State Teachers College for two Madawaska. While there Friday Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burtt tions and pale pink rosebuds. years and Aroostook State Teach Heidi, a 3O-inch doll, and her extensive wardrobe. Heidi has ap spend the week as their guest, and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Mrs Kirby attended the funeral Attending the bride was her ers College one year. proximately *20 outfits, ranging from '•port-wear to a wielding services of her aunt, Mrs. Rose and also by Mrs. Minnie Betts of Allan McKay and son Peter, Miss family, Mr. and Mrs. Jotham i gown, and al-o Ims a complete a-sortmeat of jewelry, including Providence, RE. who had been Pierce and children, Deborah and sister. Sandra, as maid of honor. The bridegroom was graduated Albert, of New- York City. Glenna McKay of New' York City. She wore a three piece beige wool from Ricker Classical Institute in a cultured pearl -olid gold ring and pendant, ami a gold wrist visiting relatives in Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee and Jotham. and Miss Alice Mary watch. Heidi is on display at (t-good's Jewelry Store, ami is tin* Mrs. H A. Hutchins returned will be a guest at the Jarvis home Pierce, all of Portland, Mr. and knit suit with matching hat and 1960\ and attended Ricker, Col to her home in Orono Monday daughter Roberta of Winchester. shoes, and carried a colonial bou-I lege. He is engaged in business feature of a benefit program -ponsored by Madigan Memorial for two weeks. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me- I Mrs. Leonard A. Pierce, Jr., and | Ho-pital. after visiting for several days at daughter Susan of Bethel, and Mr. quet of pale pink and white car with his father. the home her daughter Kay and children, Sandra and nations. of and ; and Mrs. Robert Kittredge and The couple will be at home in son-in-law-. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engagement Wayne, and Mrs. Irene London. Larry Wood worth of Littleton I Monticello after September 6. Portia Rebekah Ix> Cases Heard At Highlights In Sports District Court by August IV Joseph Long of Fort Kent, Larry Reece Charged with intoxication at Houl ton on August 17 by Officer James Recently a fellow Houltoniie mentioned to this writer that T. Thompson, pleaded guilty and was committed for failure to pay football fans were a tough bunch, as they braved the weather regard less. Well let s not try to discourage this fellow s thinking but let’s a |20 fine. lake a look al the ardent followers of harness racing. Maurice E, Cadigan of Houlton. The number one contender is traveling. In checking recently Charged with intoxication at Houl with one local racing fan. he stated that he hud seen 54 races in one ton on August 16 by Officer Thompson, pleaded guilty and week and had traveled 1,356 miles. Now you must agree that this sets some kind of a record in sports. paid a 120 fine. Where we don't have too much football in this area the tough Benjamin Hanson of Caribou, est sports follower will have to be the fellow who attends the harness charged with intoxication at Houl ton on August 17 by Officer races. Archery Thompson, pleaded guilty and was A few years ago Hoplton had an archery club which met committed for failure to pay a monthly at the Armory. There is no longer any program, and only a >20 fine. few can remember the club. August 22 In checking back issues of the Pioneer Times, one Houlton William D. Williams of Houlton, archer was lucky enough to kill a deer with his bow and arrow, Nor charged with speeding at Houlton man Rogerson. on August 16 by Trooper Robert Interest could be built again if enough of the former members F. Cram, pleaded not guilty, was would start the program. Many of the interested archers in the area found guilty and paid a $20 fine would have a chance to join a club. James W. Brock of Loring Air The Houlton club was one of the best archery clubs in the Force Base, charged with illegal State and was also a member of the National Association. use of number plates at Littleton Houlton Ixtses on. August 19 by Trooper Crain, The Houlton “All Star” softball team in the men's league pleaded guilty and paid a $2<* was eliminated in the Northern Maine district softball tournament fine. He also pleaded guilty to a last week at Presque Isle. charge of operating without a In the first game of a double elimination tournament the Houl OAKFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE BRAVES — Organized this summer in Oakfield were tin* registration certificate, with the ton team lost a heart breaker to the host team. Presque Isle, 9 to 8. case filed on payment of $5 costs. Braves Little Ix-ague team. The team, with unitorms given them by the Island FallsTittle lAuigur, in nine innings. Houlton's Larry Haggerty pitched one of his best play<*d only a tew games this summer and Is al ready looking forward to a full season next year. August 2<> games this season in the extra inning battle. Left to right lire, front row, Charles Brown, Jim Swallow, Paul Shields, Mike McNally, Rott Freeman Switnni of Houlton, In the second and final game for the Houlton “All Star” team Cameron ami John Merrill; standing, Robbie Greenlaw, Jerry Collier, Mike Nadeau, Keith Col charged with intoxication at Houl-i was trounced by Caribou, 17 to 3. lier, Ralph Dwyer, Rod Swallow and Rod Kennedy. At the rear are team coaches Boh Locke, ton on August 24 by Officer Rus-i Presque Isle and Millinocket were the two top teams and will left, ami Paul Shields. (Pioms^r Times Photo) Mil J. Socoby, pleaded guilty and compete in Presque Isle this month against other teams from other was sentenced to a $2o fine and districts for the state crown. but next year this newly formed 10 days in jail. The ladies softball championship are being held this week Oakfield team will grow and with Howard Briggs of Houlton, under the lights at Presque Isle. Two teams from this area are taking Little League Program Given the keen interest that has been charged with intoxication on part in the tournament, Monticello and Houlton. displayed this summer they could August 25 by Officer Socoby. fail GOLFING ('HAWI’S — Mildred Moynihan (left) and Short Sports be a contender for top honors. ed to appear as scheduled and E<1>the Twiss captured two of the coveted ladies championships The round robin tournament in the local men's softball Its First Start In Oakfield The two coaches are really the this slimmer at the Houlton Golf Club. Mrs. Twiss, wife of (Tub unheralded heros, for without forfeited $50 cash bail. Upon ap league is expected to start next week. This will bring to a close the By Larry Reece is hopeful next year of joining pro Jack Twiss, is Class A handicap champion, while Mrs. Moyni their help and guidance the town pearance he pleaded not guilty, summer softball program, which had it’s first great season this year the K.V.L. Little League, boosting was found guilty and sentenced to han is Class B handicap champ. Class C honors went to .Mrs. under the lights . . . Recently in checking Maine cars coming from Oakfield — The town of Oak would still be without a little Lillian Gormley. The two ladies are standing on the first tee, it to five teams, Island Falls, Pat league team. Regardless of what 30 days in jail. He appealed and Woodstock Island Park raceway, we received an unofficial figure field gained its first little league ten, Sherman, Sherman Station just prior to starting a round. (IToneer Times Photo) their regular jobs are, the coach was released in $300 bail. which we believed to be fairly accurate. The numbe:’ was 200 cars team in history this year, mainly and Oakfield. The age limits are Lawrence E. Hotham of Monti- and if every car had three including the driver, there were 600 race due to the efforts of two baseball ing of a little league team takes sentence was suspended and he August 29 the same as the National Little a lot away from their own person Milo, charged with nonsupport. fans from Maine alone ... If Woodstock can draw that many Maine fans who turned coaches this sum League Association sets up, 9 to Leonide Martin of Hartford, al pleasures. Its truly a happy Changed a not guilty plea to was placed on probation until his racing fans why doesn’t Houlton start such a program? . . . As one mer to make the dream come true 12 inclusive. guilty. and was sentenced to Coun minor children reach the age 16, Conn., charged with speeding at business man stated it will mean better business for us all. . . The to 13 youngsters of this commun sight to see the admiration shown Jail for four months. The Houlton on August 17 by Trooper Island Falls Little Leaguers had these two Oakfield coaches by ty or 18 it attending school, and was highlight of the day was the Junior Free For All Pace which was won ity. Ronald K. McFalls, pleaded guilty by Early Riser, formerly owned by Ted Grant of Houlton . . . Early The two fellows, who deserve an undefeated season this year, their little league team. ordered to pay $20 a week to the and paid a $20 fine. Riser lowered his race mark by pacing the mile course in 2:07 4/5 the credit for starting this year's Monticello Town Treasurer to Glen W. Cook of Bridgewater, . . . He is owned by Charles Forbes of Fredericton . . . Word conies program are Bob Locke and Paul CAPITOL THEATRE support his wife and children. charged with driving without a from Stan Everett of Saint John, N.B., chairman of this year’s annual Shields. The long hours involed Sportsman’s Calendar license at Bridgewater on August Maine-Maritime bowling tournament that the event will be held at in drilling and training these WOODSTOCK, N.B. 26 by Trooper Robert F. Cram, the Bolorama Lanes in Saint John . . . All enteries must be in by youngsters was not an easy chore, NOTE: Brook and stream fish do, Androscoggin, and York coun- , pleaded guilty and paid, a $15 October 13. . . The event starts October 21 and ends Thursday of that as most of the team had little ing season closed Aug. 15 for all ties; through March in all other’ SHOWS NIGHTLY 7-9 p.m. GENTLE ZCOLBATH fine. week. . . As an added feature his year, a bowling sweepstakes will be knowledge of the game. But with species. Season opened on hunt counties); Woodcock (Nov. 19); One Show Sunday - 8:43 FUEL KIDS held Sunday night, October 20 ... A total of five strings will be bowled the expert guidance of their two ing raccoons at night, with dogs, Wilson's Snipe (Nov. 14);.Scoter, Bowling Center League and prizes will total $500.00. . . Prizes will consist of four $100.00 coaches they recieved a world of through Dec. 15. Only a .22 cali Eider, and Old Squaw Ducks, in Mat. Mon., Wed., Sat. 2 p.m. awards for the highest four totals and two of $50.00 for the highest baseball knowledge. ber pistol may be used; a flash coastal waters prescribed by Fe*>- Seeking Ladies Teams single strings. . . Anyone wishing more information can contact this The Oakfield little league got WOODSTOCK TIME light of not more than three cells eral regulations (Jan. 15); Arch SOME CALL IT AUTUMN, writer. off to a great start this summer may be used to locate in and take ery season on deer (special sea Any ladies bow ling team tjiat when they received their uniforms son ends the day before gun sea OTHERS FALL - would like to join the Bowling from a tree any raccoon that has ,Fri. - Sat. Sept. « - 7 through a donation from Island been treed by dogs. son begins in each zone).. YOU'LL PROFIT IF Center league this season is Falls. asked to contract either Mrs. Expensive Fuel, Lack Of Maps SEPT. 2: From today through OCT. 14: Last day of archery YOU'LL HAVE US CALL Played Three Games Dec. 15, skunks may be hunted at season on deer in northern zone. Elmer Smith at the local lanes The team played three games, Walt Disney's or Mrs. Doris Hissom, this night with dogs. Only a .22 cali OCT. 15: Gun season on deer Plagued The Early Motorists losing two and winning one. The ber pistol may be used. No light year’s bowling chairman. Mrs. scores were Island Falls 11 Oak opens in northern zone. Hissoin can be reached by dail- permitted. Season opens on rails the driver) exceeding the 8-mile- field 2, Sherman 5 Oakfield 4, and OCT. 19 (A Saturday): Last “SON OF FLUBBER” ing 2-2978. Mrs. Smith can be WASHINGTON — The first and gallinules, through Nov. 9. day of archery season on deer in man to drive across the United an-hour speed limit. Oakfield 4 Patten 0. All three of contacted by dailing 2-7941. these games were pitched by the SEPT. 15: Fishing season closes central zone. The ladies league is expected States in an automobile was warn In Urbana, Illinois, an ordin today in rivers above tidewater. 8u>. - Mon. - Tues. ed of highwaymen. But the only ance limited speed to 4 miles an promising 12-year-old Robby OCT. 21: Gun season on deer Sept. S - » - 19 to start in mid-October and well Greenlaw, who is in his first and Including the Atlantic salmon opens in central zone. over 13 teams arc entered. robber he met was a gasoline ven hour and required drivers to sound rivers. dor who charged him $1.05 a gal a bell within 50 feet of a crossing last year as a member of the team. NOV. 1: Gun season on deer SEPT. 21: Most of the new lon. and to continue ringing it until This year all the youngsters who opens in southwestern and south Tony Curtis EMERGENCY NO SLIP Expensive fuel was just one of after the intersection had been tried out tor the Oakfield little laws and changes passed by the eastern zones. Trapping season in If you want to wade a stream Col. H. Nelson Jackson’s problems passed. league team played. The coaches 101st Legislature go into effect begins for otter, mink, raccoons, Whatever you call it, autumn or but it looks too slippery to at as he drove from San Francisco Motoring grew in spite of bad stated that they hoped that next today. Law booklets and addi skunks, muskrat (in most coun fall need not be uncomfortably tempt, you can get somewhat of to New York in a two-cylinder, roads, mechanical failures, acci year another team could be form tions containing the changes ties), fisher, and all other fur “TARAS BULBA’’ changeable. Our steady fuel oil a “creeper” effect by slipping a chain-drive Winton in May-July, dents, legal restrictions, and other ed in the Oakfield area, as they should be checked! bearing animals except beaver. service sees to even heat inside. pair of heavy cotton socks over 1903. The trip took 63 days. obstacles. But there were fore both agreed that this type of a SJjlPT. 30: Fishing season closes Closing dates vary. today in lakes and ponds for your boots. Roads were rutted wagon trails bodings. program was one of the best avail NOV. 15: Season closes on Wed. - Thur. Sept. 11-12 that turned into morasses after A Newport dowager pungently able anywhere for youngsters who salmon, trout, bass, and togue ex cept for some waters which are partridge, pheasant, and gray GENTLE & rain, the National Geographic expressed an early attitude to are interested in baseball. squirrels. May Enter K.V.L. open in October for some warm FOR SALE Society says. The stout little car ward motor cars when she said, NOV. 19: Season closes USED CARS country was almost as adventur BBBBEBLMB ous as a cross-country trip. Some towns banned the “devil wagons” Stop rubber suction cups on from their streets. Farmers buried car top carriers from marring saws and rakes in the dusty roads paint by putting plastic wrap to sabotage the city fellers who pieces under the cups. Holds just Sept. 4 thru Sept. 10 SJftive'Jn 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 1959 Plymouth Savoy were frightening their horses and as well and never a mark appears. killing their chickens. North Road Dial 2-4911 Houlton Fordor V-8 Fordomatic Fordor 6 Standard Even without booby traps, early motorists averaged at least one flat per trip. The flimsy tires THURSDAY — BUCK NIGHT — SEPTEMBER y leaked, collected nails, and ex CUMMINGS JACKPOT 75 SILVER DOLLARS ploded on the slightest provoca tion. Friday - Saturday - Sunday September 6-7-8 Three or four spare tires and a DRIVE-IN 1961 Ford Falcon 1953 Ford portable vulcanizer were stand WOODSTOCK N. B. ard equipment. Every man was his Station Wagon own mechanic (cars invariably SHOW TIME - DVSK DONT WALK! RUN! Tudor H.T. V-8 Fordomatic broke down miles from nowhere), 6-Cyl. Fordomatic and the foresighted carried a Fri. - Sat. Sept. « - 7 “It’s an Experience not soon to be Forgotten!” block and tackle, towing cable, hatchet, grease gun, assorted wrenches and screw drivers, sev “A THUNDER eral feet of insulated wire, spark Second Big 'Hit “THAT KIND OF GIRL” 1961 Ford Econoiine plugs, gaskets, tire valves, and so OF DRUMS” on. TARZAN'S MOST FABULOUS FEATS! 1959 Ford F-100 Another vital item was a food Color High School Children Under hamper. Pioneer motorists didn’t Richard Boone Age and Over High School Age Station Bus stint themselves. “A wicker basket Luana Patten umWZANS MUST SEE IT! CANNOT SEE IT! y2-Ton Pickup 6 the size of a small steamer trunk KilCR"*"****'* THREE will do,” one writer suggested. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. CHALLENGES FATHERS BRING YOUR SONS!! Many times all precautions were Sept. 8-9-10 useless. In an early motoring mag ife. JOCK MAMORET e , WOMY OWE MOTHERS BRING YOUR DAUGHTERS!’ 1959 Ford Custom 300 azine, a doctor related in dismal DYA1 ISCOPE . METROCOtftH detail how he failed to repair his “CAPE FEAR” AD MAT HO bi—14 tINtS <1 COL X 14 UNESI plus disabled steamer and was “again Sept. 11 thru S<*pt. 17 Fordor V-8 Fordomatic towed home in disgrace.” To nov Gregory Peck 1959 Cbev Biscayne ices the physician prescribed: Robert Mitchum “Never wear a silk hat, frock coat, “THE YOUNG GO WILD” Tudor 6 Standard and white linen on an auto trip; Polly Bergen they don't look well after an ac 1959 Ford Custom 300 cident.” Wed. • Thur. Sept. 11-12 Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday No Show Dusters And Kangaroo Skin Fordor V-8 Standard Leather jacket and breeches Thursday — Double Feature — September 12 comprised a more practical motor “TWO WEEKS IN Buck Night and Silver Dollar Jackpot ing outfit. Kangaroo skin was favored because it was pliable and ANOTHER TOWN” shed water. Cloth dusters warded I?}The deadliest oil empire of all? off the huge clouds of dust the Color open cars stirred up. Kirk Douglas Convoys of cars often banded Cyd Charisse 1 Werftil tube hlack RALPH L BERRY COMPANY ■' together for long-distance tours, i New Hampshire police were not THURSDAY - BUCK NIGHT 41 Bangor Street Tel. 532-3804 H oulton impressed by an elite auto cara S® BGOLD van that invaded their state in I -OOUffl Afrom WARNER BROS.fl 1905. Officers disguised as work Selected Shorts With MATINEE men were posted on both sides of Each Feature W«*ck Days 2 o’clock the principal road. They held a CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Sundays 3 o'clock Children Under 12 FREE rope to atop any car (or garrote PAGE FT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 HOULTON, MAINE, PIONEER TIMES 103 Descendants HOULTON PIONEER TIMES Attend Boynton STATIONS PROVIDED BY HOULTON TV CABLE Family Reunion 2 WLBZ Bangor 4 CHSJ St. John, N.B. & 6 PATTEN — The descendants o Richard and Sarah (Hunt) Boyn TV SCHEDULE 3 (8) WAGM Presque Isle 5 WABI Bangor ton held their Sth reunion at th< All programs listed are on Daylight Having Time. Stations American Legion Hall In Milllnoc reserve right to make last minute changes. Programs listed ket Sunday. There were 10S pre sent. are as received from stations. The Pioneer Times is not 6 CHSJ Bon Accord, N.B. & 4 The meeting was called to or responsible for incorrect listings. der by the president. Mrs. L«< Marshall of Portland. A poem 3:25 ft 8 CBS News 7:00 2 Dickens and Fenster written by Mary Hobbs for th< 12:45 ft 8 Guiding Light 8:30 2 Joey Bishop 4 Hawaiian Eye Red River Jamboree 3:30 2 You Don't Say (c) first Boynton reunion in 1883 wai 12:55 2 NBC News 4 Vacation Time ft Ozzie & Harriet read by Paul Marshall of Ver 1:00 2 General Hospital ft 8 Defenders 8 Leave It To Beaver THURSDAY 9:00 2 Saturday Night Movie ft 8 Edge of Night gennes, Vt. S 8 Jane Wyman 4:00 2 The Match Game 7:30 2 Laramie (c) MORNING 1:30 2 At Home With Alleen "A Certain Smile” (c) Tbe oldest member present wai ft 8 Secret Storm ft Password Miss Rose Emma Trafton ol ft 8 As The World Turns Great Movies 8 The Real McCoys People Will Talk “Man On Fire” 4:25 2 NBC News Sherman and she was presented 2:00 2 4:30 2 Superman 8:00 4 Eric Sykes aud A ft 8 Password 9:30 ft 8 Have Gun Will Travel with a gift by Roger Boynton oi 7:00 2 Today Miss America Pageant 4 On Safari Suspicion Millinocket, vice preaident. Young 2:25 2 NBC News 10:00 8 ft Man Out Of The Rain 7:25 2 News National News ft 8 Bozo tbe Clown est attending was Jodi Mat 2:30 2 The Doctors 11:00 8 The Playhouse 7:30 2 Today Local News, Weather 5:00 2 Trailmaster Hughes, one year and five months 4 Doodle Daze 11:10 K:30 2 Empire (c) 7:55 ft Farm Reporter 2 Theater 4 Magazine of the Air daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Captain Kangaroo a 8 Houseparty 5:15 8 Today in Agriculture 4 Perry Mason 8:00 ft Loretta Young “Murder In Gratitude” Hughes of Millinocket; traveling 3:00 2 5:25 4 Photo Quiz ft 8 Talent Scouts 8:25 2 News Scarlett Hill 11:20 The Untouchables the longest distance was Verdi 8:30 2 Today 5:30 4 News 9:30 2 Dick Powell Theater Boynton of Alhambra. Calif.; Mr. Mason Mutt Presents ft 8 To Tell The Truth ft 8 Father Knows Best 4 Ghost Squad 9:00 2 8 CBS News and Mrs. Dan Woodbury of Pat Three Stooges 3:25 ft 5:45 4 Weather ft Picture This ft 3:30 2 You Don’t Say (c) ten had been married tbe longest, 9:30 2 Al A Alleen 5:50 4 Sports 8 G.E. True Theater 52 years; newest married couple Music Almanac 4 Vacation Time 10:00 ft 8 Keefe Brasselle ft ft 8 Edge Of Night SUNDAY was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant 10:00 2 Say When 10:30 2 Report From . . of Salem, Mass.; largest family 8 Calendar 4:00 2 Match Game MORNING 4 Live and Learn ft 8 Secret Storm present was Mrs. Hazel Perry of NBC News ft 11:00 2 ABC News Final 10:25 4:25 2 NBC News EVENING Millinocket with five. 10:30 2 Play Your Hunch (c) 4 National News Mrs. Marshall was re-elected 8 Tennessee Ernie 4:30 2 Dragnet ft 8 News at Eleven ft Web Of Life president; Mrs. Mildred Grant of 11:00 The Price Is Right (c) 8:45 ft Sacred Heart 11:10 2 News, Weather. Sports Patten is vice president, and Mrs. 8 Real McCoys ft 8 Bozo The Clown 9:00 ft Living Word 8 County News Capsule ft 5:00 2 Popeye and His Pals Damarais Boynton of Patten was 11:30 2 Concentration 9:15 ft Catholic Mass 6:00 2 Channel 2 News 11:15 4 Viewpoint re-elected secretary and treasur 8 Pete A Gladys Atlantic Holiday Lamp Unto My Feet 4 Family Theater ft 8 Weather Show ft Today In Agriculture 10:00 ft IM) YEARS OLD SATURDAY — Andres White of County er. Dr. Harold Boynton will also 5:15 8 10:15 2 Americans At Work “Behind The Mask” 11:20 4 Local News, Weather 5:30 2 Hennessey road, Ludlow, will observe his 1M)th birthday this Saturday. Mr. serve on the committee to decide 10:30 2 This Is The Life ft George Hale Sports 11:30 2 Tonight Show (c) - White, a |»otato buyer and carpenter in the area for more than where the reunion will be held News ft Look Up And Live 8 Sportscast Father Knows Best half a century, is relaxing on his porch with “Desl”, his daugh next year. 11:00 2 Faith For Today 6:10 ft Weather Watch AFTERNOON 5:45 Weatherman ter’s pet poodle. (!*ione<*r Times Photo) Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. ft Camera Three 8 Weather .Report Carl Gilley and daughter Carla of med 5:50 Sports 11:15 The Sacred Heart 6:15 ft George Redpath News vith Cape Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. J. 11:30 2 Hour of St. Francis 8 County Reporter WEDNESDAY H. Marshall of Portland; Mr. and >een 4 Comment & Conviction 6:20 2 What’s The Weather Andrew White \\ ill Observe iuld MORNING Mrs. Paul Marshall and children, 12:00 2 Your First Impression ft This Is The Life 6:25 2 Sports Report Paula, Alan and Susan of Ver ft 8 Love Of Life EVENING 6:30 2 Huntley Brinkley Report the 90th Birthday This Saturday gennes, Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles 12:25 ft 8 CBS News ft CBS News • * Grant of Salem, Mass.; Mr. and lout 8 The World Tonight 12:30 2 Truth or Consequences LUDLOW — Andrew White cognition of this event August 8, Mrs. Crosby Grant and son Rob own 7: Off 2 The Jetsons 7:00 2 Today ft 8 Search For Tomorrow AFTERNOON will observe his 90th birthday as that was the time when the ert, and Karen Quigley of 'Lynn, ittle 12:45 ft 8 Guiding Light 6:00 2 Leave It To Beaver ft Mr. Ed 7:25 2 News /hat 7:30 2 Today Saturday. Mr. White was born in entire family could attend. Mr. Mass.; Charles Boynton of Calais; 12:55 NBC News Day Report Father Knows Best 8 20th Century Mr. and Mrs. Alton Grant of Sa ach- 7:30 2 Monday Night Movies 7:50 ft Open Door Smyrna in 1 873 and has lived in and Mrs. White are the parents of 1:00 2 General Hospital ft 20th Century this community all his life. He five children, all of whom are lem, Mass.; Mrs. Nina Giles, Miss ikes ft 8 Jane Wyman Sportscast 4 Check-Up 7:55 ft Farm Reporter son- 12:00 2 People Are Funny 8:00 ft Captain Kangaroo a>nd Mrs. White reside in the living. They are Harold of Brewer, Emma Trafton and Mrs. Hasel 1:30 2 At Home With Alleen 6:10 Weather Report Sunday Theater ft 8 To Tell The Truth Trafton of Sherman; Mr. and Mrs. ippy 8:00 4 Stump the Stars 8:25 2 News home that Mr. White built 50 Cyril of Ludlow, Pauline of New ft 8 As The World Turns 6:15 County Reporter “You Were Never years ago. London. Conn., David of Ludlow Al Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer own 2:00 2 People Will Talk 6:30 Channel 2 News ft 8 I’ve Got A Secret 8:30 2 Today by Lovelier” 9:00 2 Mason Mutt Presents As a young man he worked on and Mrs. Marjorie Matthews of Grant of Beverly Farms, Mass.; ft 8 Password Houseparty The Christophers 8:30 4 Singalong Jubilee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towle of Or- ft ft 8 Vacation Playhouse ft Three Stooges river drives and also was employ Groton. Conn. They have six 2:25 2 NBC News ft Fair Exchange 8 TBA rington; Mrs. Priscilla Walton 9:00 4 Telescope 9:30 2 Al and Aileen ed at the construction of the Great grandchildren living and 13 great 2:30 2 The Doctors 8 The World Tonight 12:15 ft Industry on Parade Northern Paper Mill at Millinock grandchildren. Mr. White has one and children, Fred. Vicki and Paul Doodle Daze 6:40 2 Sports Report ft 8 Comedy Hour ft Tennessee Ernie 12:30 2 Wide World of Sports 10:00 2 Say When et. He also worked on the Bangor living sister Mrs. Archie McNair of Plattsburgh, N.Y. ft 8 Houseparty 6:45 2 Huntley-Brinkley ft Sunday Movietime 9:30 2 Combat Also, Mrs. Jeanette Pennell and Theater 4 Kraft Mystery Theater ft Mike Wallace News and Aroostook Railroad and well of Milo. 3:00 2 Loretta Young Report 8 Big Picture son Richard of Limestone; Mr. 10:00 ft 8 Ben Casey 10:25 2 NBC News remembers construction in that Mr. White enjoys fair health oun- Scarlett Hill 7:00 2 The Flintstones 1:00 8 Herald of Truth area. and Mrs. Dan Woodbury, Mr. and Iher ’ 8 To Tell The Truth Newr at Seven 10:30 2 Art Linkletter 10:30 2 Play Your Hunch (c) and attributes his longevity to an ft ft 1:30 8 The Christophers Mr. White is well known Mrs. Barton Merry and daughter 19); 3:25 ft 8 CBS News The Lively Ones 4 Hancock ft I Love Lucy active interest in gardening and 8 1:45 8 Light Time throughout the area as a potato other outdoor activity. He is still Paula Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Leo oter, 3:30 You Don’t Say (c) 7:10 ft 8 Weather 11:00 2 ft 8 News Final 11:00 2 Concentration (c) 2:00 2 ULTRA Tennis ft 8 The Real McCoys buyer and carpenter, having been able to do a fair amount of car Boynton. Laurel Boynton, Mrs. i, in Vacation Time 7:15 ft 8 Walter Cronkite Championship 4 National News Mary Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. George Fed* ft 8 Edge Of Night International Showtime 11:10 8 County News Capsule 11:30 2 Missing Link (c) engaged in these occupations for penter work In his own home. This 7:30 2 NFL Training Camp more than 50 years. Merrill, Robert Merrill, and Mr. itch- 4:00 2 The Match Game 4 The Playhouse 11:15 2 News, Weather, Sports ft 8 Pete and Gladys past week, he and his son shingled ft 8 Red Sox Baseball His family honored him In re | their sunporch roof. and Mrs. Vivian Grant, all of Pat- sea- ft• 8 Secret Storm ft 8 Rawhide 4 Viewpoint ten; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyn- Boston at Baltimore ft 8 Weather Show sea- 4:25 2 NBC News 8:00 Temps Present 3:00 Olympic Preparation ton and children, Harold, Scott, 4:30 2 Dragnet 8:30 2 Sing Along with Mitch 11:20 ft Sports Final 4:00 4 Country Calendar 4 Local News, Weather Rebecca, Aaron and Kevin, Mrs. hery i Yogi Bear True AFTERNOON Miss Kames, Gynrad Merry Charles Bears, Lynn Marie Perry, I 4:30 2 World Series of Golf 11:30 2 The Tonight Show sone. ft>. 8 Bozo The Clown ft 8 77 Sunset Strip Twenty/Twenty Rhonda Lee Hughes, Kathie San-I Popeye and His Pals deer 5:00 2 9:00 Music Stand ft Big Picture Are Married At Sherman Mills terre, Mr. and Mrs. Richard San- i Kaleidoscope 9:30 2 The Price Is Right (c) 4:57 National News terre, Mrs. Nola Boynton, Mr. and 5:15 8 Today In Agriculture Empire 12:00 2 Your First Impression Last 5:00 Valiant Years SHERMAN MILLS — Miss Bev with pink floral border print. The Mrs. Lloyd Pound, David Pound, 5:30 2l Bullwinkle ft 8 Alfred Hitchcock ft Frontiers of Science ft 8 Love of Life Jon Pound, Mr. and Mrs. Carl sr in i News 10:00 2 Jack Paar Show (c) 12:25 8 CBS News erley Ann Karnes, daughter of bridesmaids' gowns were of lav 8 TBA TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Karnes, and ender and blue, made similar to Stockwell, Paul Perry, Mrs. Hasel 8l Father Knows Best 10:30 4 Mike Hammer 12:30 2 Truth or Consequenres Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Perry deer 5:30 Our World MORNING Conrad Dickinson Merry, son of that of the maid of honor. All 5:45 Weather ft> 8 Portrait ft 8 Amateur Hour ft 8 Search for Tomorrow and children Byron and Jamea 5:50 Sports 11:00 2 ABC News Final 12:45 ft 8 Guiding Light Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merry, wore matching crowns with shoul were united in marriage in a 7 der length veils attached, They Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Perry and deer i National News 12:55 2 NBC News children Jimmie, Peter and juth- ft> 8 News 1:00 2 General Hospital o’clock ceremony Friday the carried colonial bouquets of white Washburn Memorial Church. carnations. George, Mr. and Mrs. Roland >ason 11:10 2I News, Weather, Sports EVENING 7:00 2 Today ft Mid-Day Hughes and daughter Jodi Mae. sons, EVENING 8I County News Capsule 7:25 2 News 8 TBA Baskets of mixed gladioli and A reception was held in the Ella Jan Bears, Mr. and Mrs. ;oun- 11:15 Viewpoint 7:30 2 Today 1:30 2 Dragnet seasonal flowers decorated tbe al vestry after the ceremony. An ar- Frank Barnes. Fred Boynton^ rangement of fall flowers fur- ft> 8 Weather Show 7:50 ft Open Door ft 8 As The World Turns tar for the double ring service and a Elizabeth Goodwin, Jimmy Good aver. 11:20 Local News, Weather 6:00 2 7:55 ft Farm Reporter 2:00 2 People Will Talk performed by the pastor, the Rev. basket of red and white carna- win, Natalie Goodwin, Linda tions and mums were ft> Sports Final •4 Dr. Kildare 8:00 ft Captain Kangaroo ft 8 Password George J. Mann. used in Goodwin, Shirley and Atlee Good Curly O’Brien decorating. on 6:00 2 l Movietime ft 8 Wagon Train 8:25 2 News 2:25 2 NBC News Daniel Sanford was at tbe or- win, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boynton gray Checkmate 11:25 ft Top Star Bowling 6:30 2 Huntley Brinkley 8:30 2 Today 2:30 2 The Doctors gan and presented a program «of The guest book was circulated Ozzie A Harriet and son Billy, and Mr. and Mrs a 11:30 2I Tonight Show (c) Preview 9:00 2 Mason Mutt Presents Doodle Daze wedding music. by Miss Cynthia O’Roak and Mrs. Leon Crommett, all of Millinoc^ 8 Sportscast i Sports Final 7:00 4 Hazel ft Three Stooges ft 8 House Party Foster Bryant was at the punch ket. Bonanza were wedding cake after the tradition Orono, and Mr. and Mrs. O. H coun- 7:00 Your Funny, Funny ' 11:00 2 Concentration (c) 4:00 2 The Match Game best man. Serving as ushers al first slice was cut by the bride >arers 5 The Real McCoys Linwood Merry, and Barton Mer- Bunker of Augusta. Films MORNING 9:30 ft True Theater ft 8 The Real McCoys 8 Secret Storm and bridegroom. bear, Hennessey 11:30 2 Missing Links (c) 4:25 NBC News ry of Patten, brothers of the 10:00 2 Show of the Week (c) bridegroom. Edward Merry of Miss Sandra MacArthur. Miss Surprise Birthday Party ft 8 Mr. Ed 4 Close-Up ft 8 Pete and Gladys 4:30 Superman Janice Springer and Miss Sharon 7:30 2 Hootenanny 4 Quick Draw McGraw Newport, a cousin of the bride- * ft 8 Candid Camera groom, and Robert Tweedie, bro- Goodall, assisted by Mrs. Blaine Is Tendered Rev. Reed Mantovani 10:30 4 Discovery ft 8 Bozo the Clown My Three Sons 8:00 2 Agriculture On Parade ther-in-law of the bride. Perry and Mrs. Albert McNally, ft ft 8 What's My Line 5:00 2 Trailmaster served refreshments. The Rev. Clarence Reed was The Country Show ft Cartoon Capers Magazine of the Air Escorted by her father, the guest at a surprise birthday party 8:30 2 Laurel and Hardy 11:00 2 4 ft 8 News AFTERNOON bride wore a white floor length For a wedding trip by car, the 8:00 2 Donna Reed 11:10 4 Local News. Weather 5:15 8 Today in Agriculture Saturday night when frienda Dr. Finlay’s Casebook ft Bugs Bunny gown of Chantilly lace and tulle, bride wore a white cotton with 11:15 2 Stoney Burke 5:25 4 Photo Quiz gathered at his home on Cary ft 8 Perry Mason , 9:00 2 Mason Mutt Presents 5:30 News fashioned with a fitted lace bod white accessories and a corsage ft Maine News of yellow roses. street. A social evening included 8:30 2 Dr. Kildare ft 8 Captain Kangaroo n> 8 Father Knows Best ice with sabrina neckline and long games and music. Mr*. Ira Scott The Defenders 9:30 2 Ruff and Reddy (c) 12:00 2 Your First Impression pointed sleeves. The full skirt of The bride was graduated from 9:00 8 Love of Life 5:45 Weather made a birthday cake. ft 8 Twilight Zone 10:00 2 Shari Lewis ft 5:50 Sports tulle with pleated flounce at the Sherman High School in the 12:25 ft 8 CBS News Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 9:30 2 The Lively Ones (c) ft 8 The Alvin Show hemline was designed with an class of 1963. The bridegroom Munroe Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. King Leonardo (c) 12:30 2 Truth or Consequences overskirt of lace. Her elbow John 10.00 2 Project 20 10:30 2 was a graduate in the class of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold _ 8 Mighty Mouse MONDAY ft 8 Search for Tomorrow length veil of tulle was attached Dow, “The Circus” ft 1960. and is a member of the Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Elliott and Maverick 11:00 2 Fury MORNING 12:45 ft 8 Guiding Light to a crown of seed pearls. She car Maine National Guard Unit of 12:55 2 NBC News EVENING white Bible with babies’ son Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Cedric ft 8 Naked City ft 8 Rin Tin Tin ried a Houlton. He is employed at the Glidden and daughter Joanne, Make Room For Daddy 1:00 2 General Hospital breath and lillies of the valley at- Mr. 11:00 2 4 ft 8 News 11:30 2 Sherman Lumber Co. and Mrs. Ira Farrell, 8 Roy Rogers ft Mid-Day tached to the streamers. Verda 11:10 2 News, Weather, Sports ft The couple will reside in Sher Graham, Mona Savoy, Joyce Blake, County News Capsule 8 TBA The maid of honor wore a 8 7:00 2 Today Dragnet 6:00 2 News man Mills. Viola Nason, Carol Hersey, Mar Viewpoint 7:25 2 News 1:30 2 street length dress of white sheer 11:15 ft 8 As the World Turns Western Ranch Party garet Scott, Sandra Estrabrook. ft 8 Weather Show 7:30 2 Today ft George Hale Sports Joan Donohue, Wayne Scott, Jack l?:20 Local News, Weather 2:00 2 People Will Talk Mrs. Hazel Perry of Millinoc AFTERNOON 7:50 ft Open Door 8 Password 8 Sportscast Augusta Couple Smith, Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Rood's Sports Final 7:55 ft Farm Reporter ft ket spent tbe past weekend with ft NBC News 6:10 ft 8 Weather her brother-in-law and sister, family. • 2 Tonight (c) 8:00 ft Captain Kangaroo 2:25 2 Mr. 11:30 2:30 2 The Doctors 6:15 ft George Redpath News Dinner Guests and Mrs. Lloyd Merrill. Sports Final 8:25 2 News County Reporter and Mrs. Linwood Willett and Doodle Daze 8 Dinner Guests 8:30 2 Today What’s the Weather guest, Judy Harrison of Cumber 12:00 2 Watch Mr. Wizard ft 8 Houseparty 6:20 2 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 9:00 2 Mason Mutt Presents 6:30 2 Huntley Brinkley Report Of Rev. Grant land Bay, N.B., had a picnic at ft 8 Sky King 3:00 2 Loretta Young Theater and Mrs. George Merrill were her Saddle Pond Thursday. International Zone ft Three Stooges Twilight Theater 12:30 2 Scarlett Hill PATTEN — The Rev. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Per Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harrison, Western Movie 9:30 2 Al and Alleen 8 To Tell The Truth “Adventures of Captain 9:30 4 N.S. School Telecasts ft Victor Musk of Augusta were dln- rin of Sherman Mills, Mrs. Hazel Gary and Patti of Cumberland FRIDAY “Blood Arrow” 8 CBS News Fabian” ft Tennessee Ernie 3:25 ft ner guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Perry of Millinocket and Mr. and Bay, N.B.. were weekend guests ft Saturday Movie 3:30 You Don’t Say (c) ft CBS News MORNING 10:00 2 Say When Herman Grant Thursday, Other Mrs. Lloyd Merrill. of Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Willett. TBA 4 Vacation Time 8 The World Tonight guests have been Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marjorie Rouse of Glenn ft Mike Wallace News Mr. and Mrs. Music 1:00 2 Dragnet ft 8 Edge pf Night 7:00 2 Philip Lovejoy and children of Burnie, Md., spent several days 10:25 2 NBC News All America Wants To 1:30 2 Story of a Year 4:00 2 The Match Game ft Cape Elizabeth. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 10:30 2 Play Your Hunch (c) Know 1:55 8 CBS Game of the Week ft 8 Secret Storm Mrs. Hollis Sborey is a sur Irving Bragg. ft I Love Lucy 2 NBC News 8 The Flintstones 7:00 2 Today Detroit vs New York 11:00 2 Concentration (c) 4:25 gical patient at the Milliken Me Mrs. Nina Desmond of Roches 7:25 2 News 2:00 2 USLTA Tennis 4:30 2 Superman 7:30 2 The Virginian (c) morial Hospital in Island Falls. ft 8 The Real McCoys 8 CBS Reports ter, N.Y., spent the past week Suburban 7:30 2 Today Championship Mike Mercury ft Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Dahlen and with her sister, Mrs. Mahala 11:30 2 Missing Links (c) “Where We Sland” 7:55 ft Farm Reporter Football Game of Week ft 8 Bozo tbe Clown Theodore Larson of Stockholm Rogers. ft 8 Pete and Gladys 8:00 My Three Sons 8:00 ft Captain Kangaroo Hamilton at Ottawa 5:00 2 Trailmaster were weekend guests of Mr. and Sgt. and Mrs. Frederick Ander Propane 8:30 Front and Center 8:25 2 News 4:30 World Series of Golf T.V. Nurse Mrs. Andrew Dahlen. son and sons, Fred and Sandy of ft Dobie Gillis 8:30 2 Today Bugs Bunny 5:15 8 Today in Agriculture Post Grands M as pianist; Youth Department, Mabel Pritchett, who was trans Methodist Church Superintendent, Lewis Berce, ferred from the city purchasing Ill Riding Club Andersons Win teachers, George Brown, Lewis office as a clerk-typist. School Will Open Berce, James Williams; Adult De The only structural change re Plans Horse Show Western Auto’s partment teachers (with one yet quired to accomodate the distaff For Season Sunday to be named), Melbourne Jac employees was remodeling of a The Houlton Jr. 4-H Riding Trip To Hawaii kins, Mrs. Edwin Fleming. second floor storage closet into a Club will present a horse show An all-expense-paid vacation in Mrs. Phyllis Nelder, chairman Sunday will also find the re powder room. A Fire Department Sunday at the Louis Hogan Farm turn of Methodists to their own spokesman pointed out that wages on the County road, beginning at Hawaii is the pleasant prospect of the Education Commission of ahead fur Mr. and Mrs. 1(0006111 the Methodist Church, announces sanctuary for worship after the saved, over a period of a few 1:00 p.m. Anderson, co-owners of Houlton's the opening of the Methodist United Services of the summer months, will pay for the remodel , Judge for the 15-event program Church School this Sunday at with the Unitarian-Congregation ing. will be Miss Jackie Gallop of Western Auto dealer store. They have been notified by Western 9:30 a m. al Church. This service of Divine The wonmen will not wear fire Houlton. Serving the school for the fall Worship will be at 10:45 with a men’s uniforms. Both qualified Auto Supply Co. that they are The show is open to all horses among some 400 winners in a and winter term will be the fol nursery conducted during the ser for their positions under provi and riders in the area and as nation-wide merchandising con lowing slate of officers and teach vice in the kindergarten -room sions of the city’s civil service many as possible are urged to at ers: Frank Jarvis, superintend downstairs. system. test sponsored by the company tend. the first half of this year. ent; Donald Woods, assistant su The Senior Hi MYF will have Miss Newhouse is the daughter The following program will be of the late Louis Newhouse of Chartered airliners will fly the perintendent; Mrs. James Ward its first meeting of the season at presented: and Mrs. Andrew MacPherson, 6 p.m. in the church parlor. Houlton and has a brother, Louis Anderson’s to Hawaii in company secretaries; Kindergarten Depart Jr., residing on Bangor street. She ( 1 1 Parade Class — a. horses with other winners. First stop on ment Superintendent, Mrs. James Houlton Woman Joins was graduated from Houlton High b. ponies; (2) Color Class — a. the trip will be Las Vegas, where Williams; teachers and helpers. School and had worked at the solids b. paints <*. palominos; (3) reservations have been made at Colt Class -- a. 1960-61 colts b. Miss Jo Rideout, Mrs. Lawrence office of the County Commissioner the world-famous Flamingo Club. Previously All-Male 1962 colls c. 1963 colls; ( 4 ) Cut 1 Porter, Miss Mary-Cowperthwaite, in the Court House. She has been Here the vacationers will be guests with Mrs. William Hay as pianist. Tucson Fire Department in Tucson for the past three years. ting and Reining — on time; (5) for dinner and special entertain Also, Primary Department, Su Three Gaited English; (6) Jump ment after which they will have perintendent, Mrs. Alton Gray, A former Houlton resident is McNALl.Y COMPLETES COURSE ing, a. horses b. ponies c. 4-H an opportunity to inspect other teachers, Mrs. Gordon Benn, Mrs. one of two women who have been Army Sgt. Herbert L. McNally, without experience; (7) Western famed Las Vegas night spots. Preston Bither. Mrs. Richard Ro given full-time positions with the 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Horsemanship. 16 and over; (8 1 English Pleasure Horse; (9) Jr. In Hawaii, the Anderson’s will per, Mrs. Eugene Jackins, with previously all-male Fire Depart McNally of Island Falls, completed be guests of Western Auto at the Mrs. Melbourne Jackins as pian ment in Tucson, Ariz. They are a four-week chemical, biological Western Horsemanship. 15 and plush Hilton Hawaiian Village in under; (10) Western Trail; (111 ist; Junior Department, Superin replacing firemen who can re and radiological course at The the shadow of the much-photo tendent, Mrs. Ray Brown, teach turn to firefighting duties. Chemical Corps School, Fort Mc Wheelbarrow Race — 15 and graphed Diamond Head landmark Clellan. Ala., August 13. Sgt. Mc under; (12) Pair Class — a. ers, Mrs. Donald Hagan, Mrs. Lee Miss Eleanor Newhouse, a new <■<><>!• 'HUNTING AHEAD — The pheasants, located on the farm of Hili Fitzpatrick on the on Waikiki beach. A week-long Sutherland, Mrs. Edwin Crawford, city employee, has joined the de Nally entered the Army in August horses, b. ponies; (13) Saddle program of island tours, shopping Ponies; (14) Fanny Ride; (15) White Sett lenient road, are among the mon* than .300 that are being raised by the Houlton Fish Mrs. Lloyd Currie, Mrs. Richard partment as a stenographer. Join 1953. He attended Island Falls entertainment, and dining has High School. Key Hole Race. and Game Club. The birds will be released this fall and should provide some fine hunting for Martin, with Mrs. Richard Martin ing the Houlton women Is Mrs. the area. The projwt Is being directed by Club President Pat Swallow, while Eddie lx*wis is gen been arranged. _ eral chairman of the bird program. (Pioneer Times Photo) Robert and Kenneth Anderson have owned and operated the Western Auto store here since Dunn's Largest Dinette Lilley Receives 1961. Local Items of Interest Marsh Scholarship Miss Graham Ordained By Baptist Alliance’ George Alcorn, a college teacher and family in Pittsburgh. Pa. For Senior Year Purchase Saves from Chicago, was a holiday visit Miss Kathleen Bean, who has LINNEUS — Miss Sheila or of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alcorn. served as counselor at the Trin Graham, a former pastor of the Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Farrell are ity House Camp in Atkinson. N.H., Freewill Baptist Church, has been This Special Truck Load Delivery parents of a daughter, born for the summer, is spending two ordained at the yearly conference weeks with her parents, Mr. and of the Reformed Baptist Alliance. Means Special Savings To You. Not August 31 at Aroostook General You Mon ey Hospital. Mrs. Farrell’s mother, Mrs. Bryant Bean. Following her Miss Graham holds the distinc Only Are The Savings Dunn’s Re Mrs. Roy McClusky of Woodstock, vacation she will leave for the tion of being only the third wo ceived For Such A Quantity Purchase is caring for the other children. U. of N. H„ to resume her studies man ordained by this denomina Passed On To You, But Further Sav Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farrell as a sophomore student. tion. with both of the previous tags Were Made By Several “Truck choose from and daughters, Ethel and Ann, of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeck re two now deceased. 30 different sets to Greenwood, N.S., were overnight Load” Delivery. Shop Dunn’s Where turned recently after a week’s va She is a native of Millville, N. guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. cation trip to New York City and B , and served the Linneus church Your Satisfaction Is Sure. Make Your Kitchen Ira Farrell. Kenneth Farrell has New Jersey where they visited for a period of eight months. just returned from Egypt where friends. They were accompanied During the next two years she More Beautiful With he was stationed with the Royal home by Mrs. Estelle Reeck who will have a complete Evangelical Canadian Air Force. had been spending the summer at schedule that will extend over the This 6 Chair Set Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hamilton the home of Mrs. A. M. Drews in Maritime Provinces and Maine, of New Britain. Conn., have re Newfield. N.J., and also by Mrs. and will include the Reformed Never before have you been able turned home after visiting her sis Drews who will visit at the Reeck Baptist, Nazarene and Christian to purchase such a lovely table ter, Mrs. Helen McHatten. home. Missionary Alliance denomina and chair combination at such a Mother M. Elizabeth, adminis Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Webb and tions. low price. The durable “high trator of Madigan Memorial Hos family of Fort Fairfield were pital, has returned from attending Labor Day guests at the home of Pittsburgh Girl To Wed pressure” plastic top is Surf-board the 29th convocation of American Mr. and Mrs. Fred Annett. shaped with a tasteful design. And College of Hospital Administra Former Houlton Man the beauty of this top is everlast Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, who has tors at New York City. She also been spending the summer months ing ... it won't stain, it resists was among the nearly 23,000 who at her home on Pleasant street, PITTSBURGH, PA. — October heat, and it resists mars and attended the 6 5th annual meet left Monday for Waltham, Mass., Daniel G. Lilley wedding plans are being made by scars. ing of the American Hospital As where she has accepted a position Patricia Ann Zangriili and Lt. This finish is warm Bronze tone. sociation at the Coliseum. as a guidance director in thje Daniel G. Lilley, son of Mr. and Liles Walker Creighton Jr., USN. A color that is easy to care for S/Sgt. and Mrs. Hudson Leven- Waltham schools. Mrs. D. K. Lilley and husband of Their engagement was announc and blends with the most unusual sailor, the former Rose Marie Con Mr. and Mrs. David Ballanger the former Annette Plourde, has ed at a party given at the home of decor. You’ll love the Patent Leath nors, of Biloxi, Miss., are announ and son Gary were recent guests been awarded the Harold P. Marsh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silvio cing the birth of a daughter. Lin at the home of his parents. Mr. and Scholarship for the 1963-64 school Edward Zangriili of Sheridan er look of the chair covers. It’s avenue. new and exciting. da Marie. August 26 at Keesler Mrs. James Ballanger in Frederic year at the University of Maine. AFB. The Levensailors also have ton. Her fiance, son of Rear Admiral See this and many new sets at two sons. Mrs. Harold Bickford is spend Mr. Lilley is majoring in his Liles W. Creighton (USN Ret.) Dunn’s today. Dunn's have the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell and ing several weeks visiting at the tory and government and will be and Mrs. Creighton of Browning $69.95 largest selection in Northern family and Mrs. Pauline Bell, all home of her daughter and son- a senior this fall. He is active on road, was graduated from the of Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. the Political Lyceum Committee, NO MONEY DOWN Maine. And. Don’t Forget .... in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dwy U. S. Naval Academy. He is a you can Trade-In your old dinette. Lloyd McHatten were dinner er. in Gofftown, N.H. the Maine Debating Council, secre former resident of Houlton, and Table Size 36" x 48” x 60” guests Sunday of Mrs. Helen Mc Attends N.H. Wedding tary-treasurer of Pi Kappa Delta is stationed at San Nicolas Island Hatten. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodney Coffin an honorary forensic fraternity, Calif. Freda Greenleaf of Framingham, spent the weekend in New Lon and a member of the General Mass., has returned home after don, N.H., where Saturday they at Student Senate. TRADE IN visiting with her brother and tended the wedding of her niece, Other scholarships received by “Mutual Responsibility family, Mr. and Mrs. Loomis Con Miss Mary Huse, to Robert Hack- him include the Ann E. Stodder A Drop-Leaf Set Saves nors. mann at the First Baptist Church. Scholarship for the 1962-63 and Interdependence in TOUR OLD Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bamford of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee and school year, and first place win the Body Of Christ” Space . . . But ~ Is Big Milo arrived Wednesday to spend daughter Roberta of Winchester, ning of the John M. Oakes Speak a few days at the home of Mr. Mass., were Labor Day weekend ing Scholarship last semester. DINETTE and Mrs. Leigh P. Cleveland on guests of relatives in Houlton. A SPECIAL BROADCAST When You Need It. Court street and with them will Mrs. Bryant Bean and family SEE NEW CHRYSLER CARS enjoy a days trip to St. Andrews, have returned to their home on WHOU 1340 kc. If a small set is big enough for N.B. Kelleran street after spending the Representatives from Allied you most of the time but you need Recent guests at the home of summer at Bryant Pond. They Sales, Inc., of Houlton, are in New 7:00 P.M. SUN., SEPT. 8 extra space occasionally when Mrs. Herbert Allen have been Miss were joined there for a few days York today to see the 1964 Vali company calls — a drop-leaf din Barbara Allen, Miss Joan Allen before returning home by Mr. ant, Chrysler and Imperial cars Sponsored by the Church of and Miss Roberta Murray, all of for the first time. The new models ette is your answer. Here's a set Bean who had been doing gradu the Good Shepherd with a graceful shape and color Lowell, Mass. ate work at Boston University for will be introduced to the public ful chairs to make your kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nason and several weeks. this fall. the envy of your friends. daughter and Miss Betty Cyr spent the Labor Day weekend in Port Sturdy construction and tasteful land as guests at the home of the design are combined with durable latter’s sister and brother-in-law, stain and heat resistant plas Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murphy and tics. When you see the superior family. quality of this handsome set you'll To Start Practice Teaching be amazed at the low price. Stephen Rich, son of Mr. and There are many other drop leaf Mrs. George Rich, served during sets to choose from so see the the summer as counselor at the wide selection at Dunn's today. Woodbrook Camp in Fltzwilliam, N.H., and for the past two weeks Table Size 36” x 24’’ x 60” has been assistant coach under Bob Pettit and Gary West at the Bob Pettit basketball camp. Stephen, a senior at Springfield College in Springfield, Mass., will $119.95 participate in practice teaching at NO MONEY DOWN the Framingham (Mass) High School starting Tuesday and will $6.00 MONTHLY serve as fall coach at St. Mark’s School in Southboro. Mass. Miss Linda Dugas of Millinock et has been a guest for a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neal, Sr. Even A Small Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Herman Porter, accompanied by their daughter. Can Have A Pretty Miss Lois Porter of Bangor, spent the weekend in Saint John, N.B. Dinette Set. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Anderson Put That Dream Car and family returned home recently Specially designed for the small after spending several days visit kitchen, this dinette leaves nothing ing with friends in Orrlngton and Machias. They were joined there out. Comfortable chairs that add a for a day of deep sea fishing out In Your Driveway note of color and cheer to your of Eastport by Mr. and Mrs. Paul lunches. The gleaming chrome Porter of Lawrenceville, N.J., and neat appearance reflect excel former Houlton residents. lent taste in your home. The Misses Barbara and Susan Howard have returned to their It’s easier than you think. An Auto Loan Naturally the table resists stains home in Southbridge. Mass., after from our Bank provides the cash to pay for and burns. And, even though the spending two weeks visiting with table is small there is still ample their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. it... even pays insurance and license fees. room for all of your lunch time Joe Adams, at their cottage at dishes. Nickerson Lake. You repay us in convenient monthly in Mrs. Ralph Bickford returned The price is really right. Only a to her home on Franklin street stallments at low bank rates. Terms to little over a dollar a week and Friday from the Madigan Memor suit vour budget. $48.88 this beautiful set is yours. See this ial Hospital where she was a medi and many more at Dunn's today. cal patient for 10 days. Table Size 30” x 40" x 48” To Resume Studies At Stetson NO MONEY DOWN $5.00 MONTHLY Raymond DeVeau will leave the first part of the week for Deland. See us now about the cash for your dream car! Fla., to resume his studies at Stetson University after spending the summer months here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund De Veau. He will he accompanied by DUNN’S IS OPEN EVERY NIGHT his parents. Mrs. DeVeau will re HOULTON TRUST CO. BY APPOINTMENT main in Florida for several months DUNN FURNITURE COMPANY while Mr. DeVeau will return to CALL HOULTON 532 2246 or 532-2247 Houlton in two weeks. Mrs. Hazen Nevers left today 75 Main Street to spend several weeks visiting HOULTON, MAINE FREE PARKING at rear of Store with her daughters and sons-in- Houlton, Maine law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeAnd- FRKI DICORATING SERVICI . . . FREE DELIVERY ren and family In Riverside, Conn., Member Federal Depoelt Ineurance Corporation and Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brown 1 HOULTON, MAINE, PIONEER TIMES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 PAGE SEVK More Than 100 F riends Honor News of the Week Bragdons On 40tli Anniversary from the towns of BLAINE — Open house was Mr. a Cyril Jamison of HOULTON PIONEER TIMES held Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Selkirk, Nason of Kent's Hill and Mr and training course for refrigerat Blaine Lee Bragdon at their home in ob parents, Mr. and Mrs Mars Hill son. Mrs. Morris Nason specialists at Sheppard AFB, 1 servance of their 40th wedding Ward Mooers ot New Jersey Cora Graves Mrs. William Walsh anniversary. More than 100 Airman York received instruct was a visitor Thursday of Mr and in refrigeration and air condlti Correspondent Correspondent friends and relatives attended. Mrs. Willard Miller. ing as they apply to Air Fo All their children were present, Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey are equipment and missile systei Bridgewater Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen and Mrs. Libby With residing in Houlton. The airman, son of Mr. and N Laura Bell Mrs. Fern Thomas daughter Ada Lou of Washburn, Attend Wedding Charles T. York, is a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Lee DeLong and Mr. and Mrs. Lenen- Houlton High School. Correspondent Correspondent family of Monticello, Mrs. Melvin Adams and daughter Connie of McKINNEY IN MOCK WAR BLAINE — Mrs Mabel Libby a nd attended the Woodstock, Mrs. Roy Hagerman wedding niece, Judith and children, Nancy and Roy Jr., was surprised Tuesday when i Wed Army PFC Randolph C. McK some relatives came to spend the Alan Fernaid of Gorham, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy of Orono. The wedding took place ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baptist Young People Attend Bragdon and daughter Candice of afternoon, it being her birthday . McKinney of Patten, is one Limerick. Present were Phyllis Shaw, Avis more than 75,000 armed for Ginn, Beulah Ginn. Lizzie Win Mr and Fredrick Weekend Retreat At Mapleton The anniversary cake was who participated ship, Virginia Brown. Hazel Ginn. , Exercise Swift Strike III. a U. made by their daughter, Mrs. Lee Janie Edgecomb, Amy Currier, | BRIDGEWATER — Young peo Mrs. Leah Culllns was a dinner DeLong, and was cut by another Strike Command exercise Beulah Libby, Robin Estabrook. Georgia and North and Sot ple of the Baptist Church attend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ful daughter, Mrs. Roy Hagerman Helen Burtchell, Avis Ford and ing the holiday weekend retreat ler of Easton at their camp in and served by two granddaugh- | Mr and Mrs Carolina. Swift Strike III pit! son Rodney, Carrie Nightingale. I two task forces against each oti at the Mapleton camp grounds Robinson Sunday. ters, Linda DeLong and Ada Lou I Greta Terrell and Ruby Terrell. were Launa Beals, Barbara Clark, Mrs. Shirley Scott and three Larsen. in a month-long mock war whl Those who sent gifts but were ended August 16. McKinney < Kathy Taylor, Charles Lynch, daughters have moved to an apart Mrs. Fred Hanning of Monti not.present were Irva Powell of Earl McCleary, Stanley Tilley. ment in Presque Isle. cello was in charge of the gift tered the Army in August 19 Bath. Laura Nightingale of Lin and completed basic training Steven Burtt, Roger Morse and table. Nancy Hagerman, a grand neus, Pearl and Mungo Stewart Richard Morse. daughter, presided at the punch Fort The 20-year-< Robinson of Fort Fairfield. soldier is a parts supply special Miss Janet Bradstreet, vice bowl. Assisting in serving were ] Refreshments were served in- president, led the meeting of the Mrs. Lee Delong. Mrs. Alden Bart- j in the 60th Ordnance Company ROBINSON — Mrs. Alton Dyer eluding a birthday cake made by Fort Bragg, N.C. He is a 19 Junior BYF Sunday evening. Of- ley, Mrs. Elizabeth Gillen and , her daughter, Amy Currier. ficera for the coming year are: of Presque Isle called on Mrs. Mrs. Myron Gartley. graduate of Patten Academy. President, Donna Stiles; vice Lucy Robinson and Mrs. Fern The Rev. and Mrs. Raeburn I president, Colleen Graham; sec Thomas Wednesday. Cameron and family will come | Friday night from the retary, Jayne Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. Reginald Blnette and five here this week and will be at the Waltons Have LOSE WEIGHT Kristi Bradbury. children of East Meadow, L.I., Baptist Church Sunday. Olaaa Has Cook-Out have been guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe White of | Mr. and Mrs. William Cronkhite. Visitors From John THE GALAXON WAY Members of the True-Blue Class Saint John, N.B., spent the week Doak and daughters, Mr. Binette is in the Marines sta and of the Baptist Sunday School who end with her sister and husband. Nancy of enjoyed a cook-out at the home tioned at Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terrell. Return To Virginia Presque Isle Jones and children. of their assistant teacher, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brina and Lori, of Franklin, N Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Monger mi Ruth Smith were Carla and Kathy grandsons Billy. Ricky and Jim- Mr. and Mrs. Ken and two sons who have been MONTICELLO — Mr. and Mrs. Tilley, Diane, Darla and Susan my Martin of Nutley, N.J., spent Alan Walton and children Becky and daughters. Ethel atid Ann. of guests of her aunt and uncle, Mr. DeLong, Allsta Hutchins, Jayne a few days with her mother, Mrs. Greenwood, N.S.. have been guests Graham on and Mrs. Ray Noddin, have re Lou, Jan. Colleen and Mark of Bell Taylor, Peggy Tompkins, Joan Annie B. Walsh. Presque Isle, were callers Sunday of his brother and sister-in-law, A birthday and turned to their home in Arling Mrs. Bertie E. Annis had for a doll was still enjoy yo Morse, Carol Smith, Charlene evening of his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farrell the food* you HI ton, Va. Lycette and Adams, Weeks, Colleen Graham, Janet weekend guests Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Walton. Bradstreet and their teacher,'Miss Mrs. Terence Grant and family, Blake Annis of Rockland. the parents of a son. Clair III, A buffet din who have been guests of Mr. and Returns After Visit Rena Kearney. Mrs. Edna Aldrich and son born Friday at the Community ner was served, and games were Mrs. Duncan Grant, have re Clarence Bulley of Hartford, played by the following guests. Dinner guests Friday of the Floyd of Westbrook spent the Conn., has returned home having Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Hutchins were Mr. turned to their home In Boston. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stevie and Dickie Clark. Sharon of doctor Sgt. and Mrs. James Patterson been a guest several days of his Mr. and Mrs. Merle Benjamin and Mrs. Leonard Cooper and son Kilcollins in East Blaine. of New Jersey have been guests of Emery. Wayne and Rodney Saund Island Falls and four children of Bangor were brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and ers. Susan and Brenda Snell Craig of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brina and his mother. Mrs. James Belyea and cost* $3 00 and i* cold on this GUAI weekend guests of Miss Mildred grandsons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanning. Karen Levesque. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and Mrs. Verlane Clair Jewell of Waterville has Mr. Belyea. daughters. Sue, Alice and Marion Jamieson. Mrs. Patterson, the Walsh and sons were supper Tours Euro|H* former Greta Smith, is a former been a guest of his father, Emery | Airman Third Class Robert A. of Warren, were weekend guests guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Jewell, and of Mr. and Mrs. Alis- | Mrs. Mary Bell is visiting her Guy Lenentine of Portland York of Houlton is being reas of their cousin, Mrs. Gertrude local resident. Carlton Coffey at Echo Lake. brother-in-law and sister. M/Sgt. a dinner guest Monday of Mr Mrs. James Patterson and ton Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. Leon and signed to McChord AFB. Wash., Jamison and Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Sunday Callers and Mrs. Carroll Dudley, at Mrs. Luther DeLong in Monticello. following his graduation from the daughter. Miss Mildred Jamieson Jewell. S. L. WHITE DRUG STORE las Harrington. The Rev. and Mrs. George Cor- Miss Sharon Underhill of Hart- | Toulaire, France. Mrs. Bell with Other guests were Mrs Fern United States Air Force technical Mr. and Mrs. John Kimball and and Mrs. Fern Thomas called on ney of Ripples. N.B.. and Miss I M/Sgt. and Mrs. Dudley and fam- Mrs. Patterson’s mother, Mrs. , land, N.B., was a weekend guest Mr. and Mrs. Alton Smith were Nancy Kingsbury of Mars Hill of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wilde. I lly have toured different sections dinner guests Sunday of his son- Laura Smith, at the Folsom Miss Jeannette Nevers, who has with her son and his wife, Mr. i LOCAL MEN ON ENTERHUSB been employed at Boothbay Har Mrs. Brawn Honors Daughter and Mrs. Earl Neal, and at Easton | Mrs. Webber And Mrs. Hawkes bor for the summer, returned to with her son-in-law and daugh Charles H. Fortier, personnsl- the home of her parents, Mr. and ter, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Kinney. man second class, U8N, SOB of Mrs. Earl Nevers, before resum At Shennan Birthday Party Mrs. George Bragdon and her James T. Fortier of 11 Cary Entertain Friends At Dinner ing her studies at the Aroostook T Visit In New Hampshire street, and Ronald D. Victory, State Teachers College In Presque sister, Mrs. Ira Hagerman of ISLAND FALLS — Mrs. Dewey Joan and Jo, returned Tuesday to SHERMAN MILLS — Mrs In observance of their birth personnelman second class, USN, their home in Wakefield, Mass., Isle. Frank Brawn entertained at a Caribou have spent two weeks in son of Mr. and Mr*. Gerald I. Webber and Mr*. Hope Hawke* Mrs. George Graham, accom days, Mrs. Fred Cox and Mrs. having been at Camp Roosevelt party Saturday afternoon honor Winchester, N.H., with another Victory of 76 Pearce avenue, are entertained at dinner Monday eve panied by her sister and brother- Fred Humphrey were honored at Pleasant Lake since June. ing the 11th birthday of her sister, Mrs. Ida Sweat, and her serving aboard the attack air ning at Mr*. Hawke*’ cottage at in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spring with a parly August 28 at the Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Astle were daughter, Janie. Mrs. Cecile Bar son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. craft carrier USS Enterprise which Pleasgat Lake. A social evening er of Waterville, N.B., were Sun home of Mrs. Roger Bouchard, guest* last week of their son-in- nett and Mrs. Hazel Trafton as Robert Knights. recently visited Barcelona, Spain followed. Guest* were Mi** Gem day callers on Mr. and Mrs. Scott with Mrs. Idella Mulligan as co Following a visit here with his law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. sisted the hostess tn serving re in the course of her six months ma Maynard, Mr*. Edwin Hoys- Nevers. hostess. Following the presenta brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and radt Jr., Mr*. Wilson Palmer, Jerry Joy in East Hartford, Conn. freshments, and party games were tion of gifts, Mrs. Ivan O’Hara deployment with the Sixth Fleet Miss Marilyn Given, who is em Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hatfield arranged by Janie's brother, Mrs. Hartley Anderson, Mr. and In the Mediterranean. Ports of Mr*. Rons! Sleeper, Mis* Marlon of Rhode Island were Sunday Jr. showed movies. A lunch was ployed at the Morin Tobacco Co., James Brawn. Other guests were' Mrs. Manford Stubbs, Dana and call during the cruise included Longstaff, Mrs. Maurice' Cunning guests of his uncle and aunt, Mr. served by the hostesses at the in Bangor, spent the weekend Sherry McNally, Tonya McNally, ( Gloria have returned to New Naples and Genoa, Italy; Cannes, ham. Mfs. Kenneth Palmer, Mr*. and Mrs. John Bell. close of the evening. Others pre with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kendra Lane, Karen Lane, Ste-1 Haven, Conn. France; and Barcelona. Clarence Thorne, Mr*. George sent were Mrs. William Barnett, Mrs. Stanley Gadbois was a Thorne, Mr*. Temple Appleby, Kenneth Given. Weekend Guests phanie Porter, Deborah Bouchard. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell of Mrs. Vernal Bouchard, Mrs. Ches medical patient at the Milliken Mr*. Morri* Robinson of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Burnham Lilley Brenda Bouchard, Diana Long, ter Hartford, Mrs. Paul Perkins, It’s the smooth talking man Ma**., Mr*. Thoma* Don ham, Mrs. have returned from a two-week Augusta were weekend guests of Sharon Carver, Shirley Gould, I Memorial Hospital the past week. Mrs. Rodney Peters and Mrs. Her mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna who makes It rough for other*. Winn Erickson and Mr*. Carl visit in Millinocket with their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mona Gould, Debra McAvoy, Sher-1 Nevers. Also holiday guests are Clayton Osnoe; also Mrs. Eugene Gadbois, has also been a patient Brooks. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and rill Naas, Joette Goodwin, Karen Robinson and Mrs. Albert Qualey Mrs. Kenneth Lilley. their son and daughter-in-law, JVelch, Gary Horton, Carol Splan, j there for the past two weeks. Neer Ottiaea* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nevers and of Benedicta. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fox' New citizens at Milliken Mem Guests Of Parent* Darlene Long, Barbara Stubbs,' Mr. and Mrs. Judson Roberts son Greg of Bath. John O’Hara, James O’Hara, Kar-i Seven members of the Merry spent a few days the past week orial Hospital are: girl, Eileen Makers Club, Mrs. Hazel Cox, of Augusta were holiday guests SUMMER CRUISE — Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Rock en, Maurice, Michael and Peter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marie, to Mr. and Mr*. Carl Bus shipman First Class David W. well of Danvers, Mass., were Fri Mrs. Lillis Ambrose, Mrs. Myrtle Dwight Caldwell, enroute to their tard Sr., of Smyrna Mills; boy, of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett. Wendell Corliss and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford, Mrs. Nelle Ingalls, Mrs. home in New Haven, Conn., from Michael Joseph Jr., to Mr. and Linwood R. Lawrence of Houl George Graham. Shin Pond Sunday. Ethel Morgan, Mrs. Virginia Dur- a vacation in Newfoundland. Mr*. Michael Martines of Island Cecil Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harmon ton, lectures with the aid of a Mr. and Mrs. Ted Caln and fam Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hersey gan and Mrs. Madelyn Cox, at Mrs. Myrtle Lane and her sons, Falls; boy, Clarence Eugene, to map in a squadron ready room ily of Masardis were Sunday (Gloria Noyes) are announcing, tended the annual outing August Philip and Richard, were in Island Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth McGraw have returned to Charlestown, N. H., after spending the summer at aboard the anti-submarine war guests of her parents, Mr. and the birth of a son August 30 at 27 at Camp Wapiti, Shin Pond. Falls last Wednesday to attend Sr. of Island Fall*; girl, Karen fare support aircraft carrier, Mrs. Wesley Bell. the Milliken Memorial Hospital,! Miss Emma Trafton, Mrs. Nina funeral services for her niece, Vivian, to Mr. and Mr*. Leon Bet their home here. Mr. Harmon has a teaching position in Charles USS Kearsarge, operating out Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy Island Falls. Giles and Mrs. Hazel Trafton Mrs. Patricia Wynne of Portland, ■ ting of Smyrna Mills; girl, Cheryl of Long Beach, Calif. He is and children, Althea and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bustard j were in Millinocket Sunday to at Mr. and Mrs. William Bates, Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lil town and Mrs. Harmon teaches in Bellows Falls, Vt. serving his annual six-week Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hardy Jr., (Feme Snow) are announcing tend the Boynton reunion. Janice and Robert returned to Na ley of Smyrna Mill*; boy, Harold summer cruise aboard the Kear- and son Kerry, Miss Diana Bell the birth of a daughter August 28 j Mrs. Mary Neal and daughter tick, Mass., Sunday following a Ever0t, to Mr. and Mr*. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prescott and sons, Kevin and Timothy, are sarge in the Western Pacific, and Mrs. Eloise Fisher had a pic at the Milliken Memorial Hospi-' Clarice returned Sunday after vi week’s vacation with her parents, | Thorne-of Island Fall*; girl, with the Seventh Fleet. He is a nic dinner at Grand Lake beyond tai. siting in Lower Hainesville, N.B., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Sheila, Mae, to Mr. and Mr*. moving into the Donald Harmon house. senior at Miami University at George Willigar of Sherman Mill*; Orford, Ohio. boy, George Alfred, to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Young Mrg. George Violette of Patten; of Pittsfield spent the weekend boy, to Mr. and Mr*. Carroll Her with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. stituting In the fourth grade in sey of Smyrna Mill*; girl, to Mr. Malorum Young and Mr. and Mrs. the Houlton Street School. and Mr*. Vane Rodgerson of Maitland Stevens. Mrs. Gary Doiron and daugh Sherman Station; girl, to Mr. and Will Move To Georgia ter Joyce Ann of Brownville Mrs. Russell Arbo of Patten. Mis* Patricia Young, Mr. and spent the week with her parents, Retnrn* To Texas Mrs. Maurice Callahan and child Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks. Lar ren of Old Saybrook, Conn., spent ry Doiron, who has spent the MORE PEOPLE W Timothy Hathaway, son of Mr. and Mr*. Foss Hathaway, re part of the week with the girls’ summer with his grandparents, turned Saturday to Denton, Tex., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malorum returned with his mother. where he attend* school. Young. On their return they are Mrs. Inez Roberts of Orono has Mrs. F. Don Sherman was a moving to Atlanta', Ga., where been a guest of her sisters and guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. Callahan has been trans their families, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Wheeler in Dexter and of friend* ferred by hl* company. lace Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Wen in Parkman, while Don and May Miss Sherry Edwards, a stu dell Corliss and Mrs. Florence Botting. SHOPPING" O dent nurse at Central Maine Gen C&G nard Sherman and their sister, Mr*. Maybelle Mooers were guests eral Hospital in Lewiston, was a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Varney of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott weekend guest of her parents, Mr. were weekend guests of their son In Dexter. They were joined for and Mrs. Ralph Edwards at Pleas and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. a picnic supper by Mrs. Sherman ant Lake. Clayton Varney in Manchester, Mooers and son Alan of Guilford, Mrs. Jo Lloyd and daughter N.H. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Sherman and Jeanne of Candia, N.H., have been The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Ire guests of her brother-in-law and land, Dale, Donna and Dennis because children, Billy and Elisabeth of Dover, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Har have returned from a three-week Sherman of Veasle. mon. John Lloyd, who has spent vacation in Skaneateles, N.Y. TABLERITE CHOICE MEATS Mr. and Mrs. Everett McGraw, the summer with his aunt and They were accompanied home by Jedhifer, David, and Stephen, and uncle, returned with them to his his mother who will remain for Mr*. Helen Ambrose spent the home. an extended visit. weekend in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Palmer TABLEFRESH PRODUCE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Socia and and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer ehik^en returned to Oxford, were calling on relatives in Ma Mrs. Leo Roy ■7^ TABLERITE DAIRY FOODS Mass.; after spending a two-week chias and Ellsworth Sunday. vacation with their parents, Mrs. The Rev. and Mrs. Morri* Rob Millie Wilkins and Mr. and Mr*. inson, who have been at their Entertains Charles Socia. camp at Pleasant Lake for several CENTER CUTS Speed Holiday At Lake weeks, returned Wednesday to IGA BAKERY IGA GROCERY Mr. and Mr*. Richard Agar of their home in Lincoln, Mass. Six Sisters Pittsfield, Mass., and Mr. and Accept* Poet In Woodland Mrs. Matt Snider of Egremont, A. P. Daggett has accepted the SMYRNA MILLS — Mrs. Leo PORK CHOPS OR ROASTS 79c ib. IGA FROZEN FOODS Roy (Shirley Russell) was hos Ma**., spent the holiday weekend position of Guidance Director at at the Agar camp at Matta warn- Woodland High School. Mr. and tess Thursday at dinner for her six sisters. This was the first get- CRESCENT SLICED keag Lake. Mrs. Daggett will reside in Calais. BACON 39c ib MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! Mr. and Mr*. F. J. McAuliffe, Mrs. Maurice Anderson is sub- together of the seven sisters since 1948. Attending were Mrs. Hen ry Badger (Blanche) of Bangor, Mrs. Lester Ewings (Drusella), Mrs. Delmont Noyes (Florence), Mrs. Hubert Furrow Jr. (Emo- gena), Mrs. Maurice Mooney (Eu SMOKED SHOULDERS A genia), Mrs. Joseph Mitchell (Lu cille), and son Byron. Their father, Zodoc Russell and Mrs. • 5-6 lbs. Average Weight Russell and Roger Stevens also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lloyd • Sugar Cured have returned home after being guests of their daughter and son- • Short Shank in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Kenny of Bangor. Dinner Guest* • Tender Meat Mrs. Philip Maston and sons Danny and Bradley of Frederic ton were Sunday dinner guests • Flavorful lb. ENDS A BANG-UP YEAR of her aunt, Mrs. Hazen Bustard and Mr. Bustard. Thick — All White Meat — As Tender As Can Be . . . Mrs. Lizzie Peters is a medical No Wing or Backbone Attached WITH SKYROCKETING VALUES patient at the Milliken Memorial Hospital in Island Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leister lb. AND TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES (Luella Allen) of Pennsylvania CHICKEN BREASTS 59c were guests a few days of her The countdown has begun on all our '63 Plymouths brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen. lb. and Valiants! Ifs end-of-the-model-year time and we're Mr. and Mrs. James Clampffer BEEF LIVER______29c giving top trade-in allowances and terrific deals to (Eloise Gardner) and children, Lee, Jimmy, Nancy and Ellols of one and all. Come in today while color and model Philadelphia are guests of her ICA Fresh Frozen selection is best. At these low prices the supply of father, Leroy Gardner, and sis '63 Plymouths and Valiants will soon be gone. Bring ters, Ellen and Sophronia. • GOLDEN RIPE Kenneth Bustard and son Jef BANANAS your old car and be ready to deal! frey of Medway were overnight Strawberries 3 16 oz. pkgs. 89c guests Friday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Bustard. Guests Of Parents Mrs. Robert Doughty and child ren, Barbara, Kent, Kerby, Terry IGA Royal Guest and Becky of Fort Fairfield were Wednesday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Armour. Mrs. Elwood Lloyd was an Donuts 2 dozen 45c X-ray patient at the Madigan 10c ■>. Memorial Hospital in Houlton last week. Kerry Hardy was an overnight guest Friday of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hardy Sr., Nissen’s in Island Falls. Leroy Gardner and daughters, Ellen and Sophronia, accompanied Oat Meal Bread 2|oaves 49c lb. polly bag by his daughter, Mrs. James Mac Apples 3 49« Clampffer and children of Phila delphia, were Sunday guests of his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Benja | This Coupon Worth | min Hughes in Mapleton. IGA Homogenized TableRite - White American Blue Bonnet Guests From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Byron Haines of | 150 EXTRA FREE S A H STAMPS | Seattle, Wash., are guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Haines. Evap. Milk Sliced Cheese Margarine 1 Good Only at C It C with tho PnrchaM of 1 WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lake have purchased a home in New Limer OF LATE-MODEL USED CARS ick and moved there last week. 1 $10.00 or MORE 1 Paul Anderson of the Navy, stationed at Chicago, is on a 15- tall cans 1 SEPTEMBER 5-6.7 1 day furlough with his parents, Mr. 3 °z- p|<9- 27c 4 lbs- $loo and Mrs. John Anderson. Elwin Bunting of Fredericton STOUR PUMOinj returned home Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Philip Maston, after being a guest for a week of his aunt, Mrs. Hazen Bustard, and Ml DEALER u®* Mr. Bustard. Guests over Labor Day of Zake Kennedy were his sons, Arthur of North Walton and Rodney of Bristol, Conn. C&G WFOOD LINER © J- Weekend Guests I GA Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKenney of Bangor spent the weekend as • Open Friday and Saturday Evenings until 9 guests of her parents, Mr. and ALLIED SALES, INC. Mrs. Elwood Lloyd. Lena Jensen of Portland and 6m<^/grEEN STAMPS free parking carry out service Mrs. Hattie Sullivan of Houlton were Saturday callers on Mr. and DIAL 532-2294 HOULTON Mrs. George Graham. PAGE TEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1.463 HOULTON, MAINE, PIONEER TIMES Ky., was in charge of the guest patient at tbe Madigan Memorial grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Del-1 Miss McGaughy Becomes Bride book. Hospital In Houlton. mon Irish. 1 Just before the bridal couple Visits With Family Miss Roberta Shorey of Clin J cut the first slice of the wedding ton spent last week with Mrs.l Mrs. Vanessa Morton, who is cake, Murray Shaw sang “To Richard Palmer. As Her Brother Officiates gether With Jesus Life’s Path employed in Auburn, spent a week way We Tread”. The four-tiered at her home here and visited her Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bedell I MARS HILL — Miss Linda Mc the bride was attired in a street sons and daughters and their fam and Blake Bedell of East Corinth length gown of white embossed wedding cake made by Mrs. Bo Gaughy, daughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. die Gray, was cut and served by ilies. She also visited at Masardis were guests of their cousin, Mr. Clifford McGaughy, became the taffeta made by her mother. It with her son and daughter-in-law, and Mrs. John Hatch Friday and had a fitted bodice, scalloped Mrs. Kendall Grass. Saturday. bride of James Arthur Frutchey, The young couple left by car Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morton, and aon of Mr. and Mrs. James Alien neckline and long, pointed sleeves. for a weddidg trip to an unan her mother, Mrs. Ella Vincent in Elvin Irish of Clinton was a Frutchey of Scranton, Pa., at the The full skirt was gathered at the nounced destination. For travel Ludlow. weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Church August 24. Tbe back with a bow. Her elbow length ing the bride wore a light green Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gerrish Watson Irish. Rev. Lane C. McGaughy, brother veil of imported English silk illu tweed suit with matching acces and children, Glen and Shelley of of the bride, officiated at the sion fell from a tiny hat of lace sories complemented by a corsage Bryn Athyn, Pa., were supper double ring service. trimmed with seed pearls. She of white roses and babies’ breath. guests Friday of his aunt. Mrs. Ludlow The church was decorated with carried a white Bible with a cor The bride was graduated from Harvey Crandall. sage of white roses, babies' vases of white roses and babies’ Aroostook Central Institute and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen, LUDLOW — Dr. and Mrs. breath. Bows of white satin rib breath and long, white satin rib is a senior at Union College in George Leland and children Sara, bons. She also carried a white lace accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ker- bon marked the family pews. Miss Barbourville. Ky. vin of Hodgdon, spent the week Edwin and Curtis, spent the week handkerchief belonging to her Peggy Shaw played the tradition The bridegroom was graduated end at Prince Edward Island. end with her parents, Mr. and al wedding music and accompa grandmother, Mrs. Elteen from Central High School in Mrs. Edwin Fleming. nied Murray Shaw who sang, "A Knowles of Presque Isle. Jeffrey Bubar and Stephen Scranton. Pa., and is a senior at Rideout have resumed their Jerry York was a guest of his Wedding Prayer”. The matron of honor was Mrs. Union College in Barbourville, aunt, Mrs. Donald Hogan over the Given in marriage by her father, Lane McGaughy, sister-in-law of studies at Lee Academy. Dennis where he is a member of Pi Gam Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Labor Day weekend at her camp ma Mu social science honor so Richards has also enrolled at Lee on Wytopitlock Lake. ciety. and Iota Sigma Nu honor Academy. Capt. Ruth Fleming is spend ary scholastic fraternity. ing the wee> with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fleming. She Haynesville is entering the University of Extension Group North Carolina Monday to work HAYNESVILLE — Mr. and for her masters degree in public Conducts Picnic Mrs. Dennis O’Donnell and child health nursing. ren of Portland, former pupils of At Hannigan Camp Mrs. John Hatch, called on her SPECIAL last week. Production in some lines lag, HODGDON — The Extension Mrs. Winnifred Winchester and but the rumor factories are still Group met at Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. John Hatch were in Bangor running overtime. American Standard Hannigan’s camp at Nickerson HOL LTON ARMY OFFICER PROMOTED — 1st Lieutenant David S. Arnold, center, son of Thursday. .Mrs. Edwin Arnold of 10 Brook street, receives the silver bar of his new rank from Major Eu Lake recently. A picnic pot-luck Mrs. Llewellyn Bedell was in No man minds* practicing Econ Glass Lined Gas gene Wiltekind, Headquarters Commandant, U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Devens, Mass. Ivooking on supper was enjoyed with the Bangor Thursday on business. omy unless it causes him to skimp husbands of the members as is 1st lieutenant Clifford Hubbard, Commanding Officer of the Headquarters lletachment, 1170th Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mullen of on bis pet vices. USAG. Lieutenant Arnold, a 1957 graduate of Houlton High School, is the executive officer of guests. About 20 were present. A short business meeting was held. Wrentham, Mass., visited her sis the 1170th. He received the promotion August 27. Lieutenant Arnold and his wife, the former ter, Mrs. Mildred Karnes. Other WATER HEATER Judith Anderson, also of Houlton, reside at 830 Birch Circle, Fort Devens. (U.S. Army Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me Lean guests are Gilbert Karnes of Ban spent the holiday week with her gor, her daughter and family, Mr. AROOSTOOK the bride. She wore a street length New Milford. Pa., cousin of the Mrs. Douglas Harrington and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Arlo Estabrook of Vea- DRY CLEANERS 30 gai $57.95 gown of light blue embossed taf bridegroom, and John Mutambara Mis. Charles Reem were hos George Huggard at Saint John, xie and Stanley Karnes of Water feta fashioned similar to the of Southern Rhodesia, a college tesses at the refreshment table, N.B. ville. You get MORE than just bride’s gown except with short roommate of the bridegroom. assisted by Miss Joanne Shaw. Mrs. Haddon Thomas of St. Dry Cleaning with SANITONE scalloped sleeves. Her headpiece Mrs. James Mackay made the Petersburg, Fla., spent last Tues Mr. and Mrs. Donald Irish and A reception was held in the family of Bath are visiting his Mechanic St. Houlton was a veil of light blue tulle gath church vestry which was decor punch, which was served by Miss day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert ered to a matching band of nylon ated in pink, blue and yellow. On Vickie Townsend, Miss Anna Wilson. leaves trimmed with pearls. She each table was a centerpiece of Broad, Miss Sheila Grass and Returns From Portland Visit carried a colonial bouquet of pink. blue, and yellow majestic Miss Janna Ashfield. Mrs. Wilbur Stewart returned white roses and babies’ breath. daisies. White wedding bells, lil- Gift hostess was Miss Trudy home recently from Portland The best man was Patrick lies of the valley and pink, blue Blanchard, assisted by Miss Beth where she visited her son and Hampton of Williamsport, Pa., and yellow streamers were on the Blanchard and Mrs. Andrew Dodd family. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield college roommate of the hride- walls behind the tables, which of Wayne, N.J. Miss Elizabeth Ingraham of Falmouth Foreside, i groom. Ushers were Paul Hartt of were trimmed with blue net. Todd of Easton and Barbourville, and her sister, Mrs. Mabie Eager. Her granddaughter. Miss Pamela Ingraham, returned home with her to spend a week. Guy Slipp and his daughter, Southern Aroostook County Business Development Mrs. Florence Parsons and her son, David, all of Newport, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mr. Slipp was formerly a Hodgdon resident. For full details on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Grass A list of products and their children Debbie and David of Kingston. N.Y., have re how to be listecj on this turned after visiting her parents, and services as near Mr. and Mrs. William Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Burchard Reed to you as your telephone page call Houlton 532-2281 entertained at Thursday dinner, Mrs. Effie Ackerson and Mrs. Louise Swanson of Houlton. CHUCK ROAST Mr. and Mrs. Hallie McQuarrie of Robbinston were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mc BONE-IN BOB’S TEXACO GENTLE’S DINER Quarrie last Monday. First National's famous quality- Bangor Road Houlton Weekend Guests Choice Beef — Extra Tender Jr SERVICE 24 Hour Service General Repairing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hutchin Meals - Lunches son and family of Hampden spent BONELESS - Choice, Lean, Mouth- Watering - AO Good Eating Road Service - Snow Plowing Take Out Lunches IM Main St. Houlton the holiday weekend with Mr. Beans, Bread and Pies to Go and Mrs. Lex Vail. 582-7901 Tel. 2-7141 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tuttle Shoulder Roust » 83c took their son Michael to Pineland where he attends school. BONE IN - Every Bite Rich m Robust Goodness George M. Benn is a patient at MAPLE GROVE DAG LUMBER SALES the Madigan Memorial Hospital. California Roast u 45c Rough and Finished Lumber Mr. and Mrs. Allston Royal NURSING HOME Cedar Shingles - Brick have returned to Everett. Mass., Mrs. Mary H. Haley, Admr. Mouldings - Clapboards after spending their vacation here. I Registered Nursee on Duty Doors - Windows Miss Bettie Sherman of New Fresh Roasting, Oven Ready - Plump & Meaty - 4 to 5 LB Avg Member M.N.H.A. A A.N.H.A. Mechanic St. Houlton York City spent the holiday week Houlton 2-8498 or 2-2418 Phones: 532-3415 - 532-3897 end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sherman. Visiting Tn Connecticut CHICKENS ‘39c Mr. and Mrs. Ransford Tidd are FRASER’S TAXI visiting their daughter and hus SMITH’S LUNCH band , Supt. and Mrs. Adolph 5 Cars Light Lunches Zonkowski in Connecticut. frnmpt and Courteous Service Home Made Pastry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nightin Groceries gale, their daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Telephone Texaco Gas and Oil Rollins and son Ralph of Augusta, 2-3482 or 2-2855 24 Hour Service and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Night COIT BRAND — LARGE SIZE — Sweet and Juicy, Full of Flavor Phone 2-5571 Linneus, Me. ingale of Orono were called here by the death of Mrs. Ward Night ingale. LEO W. ARCHER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O’Donnell Cantaloupe 2 49' of Portland were calling on Mr. PAINTING CONTRACTOR U. S. No. 1 — 2V4" and up — Early, Luscious for Cooking Painting : Interior - Exterior SMITH BROS. and Mrs. Burchard Reed last Floor Sanding, Paper Hanging Plumbing Heating week. Dry Wall Finishing Remodeling ’ Modernization Floyd Royal of Sandy Point Annloc "AvrorHN 4 lb ^Qc Tel. 532-2988 •HOUI/TON INTERNATIONAL CORP. — Ray Collett (left) inspects a finished paint scraper Installations was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron nd WEALTHY BAG 9 'Hogan St. Houlton, Me. handle as Ernest Sullivan (center) looks on at the Houlton International plant. At the right is Calais Road Houlton McQuarrie last weekend. Lawrence Pringle, who puts unfinished scraper handles on an assembly belt. 532-2342 Miss Anna Longfellow of Gardi ner was a weekend guest of Mr. When you get up in the morn go through the day, any day, take small wood parts. and Mrs. Floyd Sherman. ing and turn on tbe wall light, a look at how many wooden items Ray Collett credits the steady Mr. and Mrs. Roger Quint and D. G. MILLER & SON take a look at the wall switch you use or with which you come growth of the business in a large family were Sunday picnic dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fol plate. If It is a colonial designed in contact. If they are bigger than part to tbe people who make up TINGLEY BROS. General Contractors som at Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. KING VARIETY — Fancy, Deep Sea wood, chances are that it was a button and no larger than a the company. Although their trade 1958 Chevrolet Wagon O-cyl. Dean Folsom and family were Office and Shop made at the Houlton Internation table top, some of them are prob is a new one for the area, Mr. Standard Dial 2-2191 guests also. Geisha Crabmeat can 99c al Corporation at the Houlton ably a product turned out here. Collett said tbe people of the 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-dr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherman 6-cyl. Standard with o.d. Military St. Houlton airport. That bowl that holds your The wooden wheels and han area were able to pick It up and son Brad were holiday guests Regular or Thin - Also ELBOW MACARONI shaving soap, if you are the. man 1957 Chevrolet 4-dr. 8-cyl. of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sherman. dles on your children's toys, the quickly, much faster than has been Automatic of the house, or your powder if wooden base on your bowling tro tbe experience of other com Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wright 1900 Chevrolet ?J-ton Pickup and Mr. and Mrs. William Hay Spaghetti hnast 49 c you’re the lady, may have been panies Id other areas. WRIGHT’S LODGE phy and the shield or plaque you 1903 Chevrolet Impala 2-dr. were recent callers of Mr. and made at Houlton International. may have received for “meritor Tbe fine work that comes out H.T. Sup. S|>ort V-8 Auto. Wraps Everything Better Tourists Mrs. Burchard Reed. On your way to the kitchen, do ious service”, the block that holds of Houlton International Corpor 1902 Chevrolet Impala 2-dr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O’Donell Furnished rooms by day or 'H.T. O-cyl. Automatic week. 1 or 2 room furnished you check the barometer and tbe the "tweeters” on your hi-fi set ation requires skilled workman and family have returned to their Cut-Rite !*:XSCH X. 39c thermometer? Well, the wooden in place, the desks and chairs used 1902 (Chevrolet Biscaj ne 4-dr. home in Portland after visiting apartments. Free parking. Rea ship. The Colletts are happy with O-cyl. Standard sonable rates. 582-7711 frames that hold them could have in many schools, wooden salad the way employees have been able her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James FARM CREST 1901 Chevrolet Biscay no 4-dr. McGillicuddy. 8 Kelleran St. Houlton come from H.I.C. In fact, as you bowls or paint scraper handles. to develop the skills required for O-cyl. Standard They are all products of Houlton this type of operation. 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-dr. Fig Bars •So 39c International. O-cyl. Standard Oakfield Host To Always Fresh Tasting THE FABRIC SHOP Just who and what is Houlton 1959 Ford Convertible O-cyl. International? Standard Pomona Grange Woolens Remnants Trim The Kinney Linoleum Phone Harold Getchell Mayonnaise z Yarns Buttons The company was founded in Saturday Night 49c 19 60 by two brothers, Ray E. and AROOSTOOK Evenings 2-2000 Pure Fruit Flavor 58 Bangor St. Houlton And Carpet Co. Lloyd I. Collett, who formerly OAKFIELD — Pomona Ree. Phone 532-2008 operated a manufacturing com LINOLEUM CO. Grange will meet at Oakfield this Where Quality is Our pany in Brewer. However, when Saturday for an evening meeting. Grape Jelly 39c Complete Floor ROGER’S Supper will be served by the host the foreign competition forced FINAST - Sandwich Favorite No. 1 Product them to diversify their Brewer and Electric Motor Service Grange. I operation, they opened a plant in Sales Service Victor Brannen, who is employ Wall Covering ed in Connecticut, ie spending his 532-6321 Houlton. Rewinding - Repairing Peanut Butter Vr 65c 9 Kendall St. Houlton vacation with his father, Alfred W. C. VARNEY & SONS They are located in the han 9 Kendall St. Houlton 532-3260 Brannen and his brother and fam 18 Bangor St. Houlton gar at the far end of the airport. 532-6220 ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Brannen. HRST NATIONAL STORES The inside of the hangar is a hive We give S*H Green Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pembroke and children, Annette and Rickey Massey - Ferguson of activity. Around hugh stacks Prices Effective in Ail Supermarkets in This Vicinity - of lumber are wood turning and HOULTON of Dover-Foxcroft, were weekend finishing machines of every de guests of her sister and family, (We Reserve the Right Io Lmil Quantities) Farm Machinery INTERNATIONAL Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nadeau. HOULTON MACK scription, drills, lathes, sanders, •‘Box* I for Health” Miss Pratt Returns Home buffers, paint sprayers and other CORP. Miss Alberta Pratt has returned Sales A Service equipment. Sales and Service HOULTON BOWLING High Quality Wood Products home after having spent two NEW STORE HOURS Parts The business is primarily one Houlton months visiting her grandmother, of supplying component parts of Mrs. Vanessa Morton In Auburn. Repairing - Greasing Miss Judy Kelley is spending Used Trucks wood for general manufacturers. CENTER Monday through Thursday, open 9 a.m., close 6 p.m. Tires and Axessories For example, they serve the lamp several weeks in Portland visit Candle Pins ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Friday, open 8:30 a.m., close 9 p.m. Rust-Ban Undercoating Industry with lamp bases, legs and AROOSTOOK Mrs. Herbie Fowler. finials (the do-dads on the top of Ten Lanes MILLING COMPANY Mrs. Mercy Goodall, Mrs. Clara Saturday, open 8:30 a.m., close 9 p.m. Military Road ESSO GAS the lamp that holds tbe shade in Holden, Mrs. Clara Martin and place and serves as a decoration). Fully Automatic Feed Grain - Spray Miderlals Mrs. Kitt Small were recent din Baler Tn li»e - SAB Stamps LOCATION Bangor Rd. Houlton For the furniture industry they Often 7 Dnys a Week ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houlton 532-2021 532-6018 make table legs, stretchers or I to 12 Houlton 532-6130 Dickinson at Shin Pond. 25 Main Street, Houlton, Maine braces between the legs, and other Mrs. J. J. Richards Is a medical V HOULTON, MAINE, PIONEER TIMES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN by Louise 1). Barnes and Winifred Apartment size washing ma BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I). Chamberlain, Administratrices Houlton Real Estate chine, wringer; Hoover rug Mrs. Kinney Gerald B. Dunphy cleaner, attachments. Living Richard A. Graves, late of Classified Ads BROKER room chair. Dial 532-2575. Presque Isle, deceased. Seven At Congress Listings Invited It36* Business For Sale M teenth Account presented for al Telephone 2-3486 Rummage sale Saturday Sept. lowance by Old Colony Trust Com pany, Trustee. tf 14 7th and 14th, 1:30 to 6:30, at For Laymen THE SOONER YOU TELL - THE. QUICKER YOU SELL building next to United ('lean Charles E. Jones, late of Fort Fairfield, deceased. First Account (Deferred F'rom Last Week) PHONE S32-2281 ing Center on Bangor St. It36* presented for allowance by Basil OAKFIELD — Mrs. Perry Kin Display (Tassifled Houses For Rent 21 Bryant. Executor; also Petition m Regular Classifieds Farm Machinery For Sale 55 ney from the Oakfield Seventh- 25c per line About five for Distribution presented for al day Adventist Church has return 1 to 2 inches per in. >1.60 Small house with stove and re lowance by said Executor. 3 to 5 inches per in. >1.50 frigerator, furnished, on Hey ed from South Lancaster, Mass., Minimum, 1st Insertion $1.00 6 inches and up per in. >1.40 A WASA 4-ft. fall sizer. Tel. 2-3079. Mary L. London, late of Hodg where she attended a Laymen’s Minimum, 2nd insertion .90c wood. Tel. 2-2659. . It36 8-8221 or 8-8811. 2t35 Minimum, additional in don, deceased. First and Final Ac Congress of their church. She count presented for allowance by sertions ea. .75c NO BOXED DISPLAY ADS 30 Washburn St., after Sept. Two Lockwood 1-row barrel Money To Loan was among more than 900 ONLY IF PAID IN ADVANCE 15th, 3 rooms downstairs, 2 Herbert L. London, Executor. Seventh-day Adventist Laymen ACCEPTED type harvesters, new. must sell James B. Morrison, late of Ash Keyed (Use of PT box number) bedrooms and bath upstairs. before September 10. No rea from seven states, some Canadian add .25c IN CLASSIFIED COLUMNS land, deceased. First and Final Unpaid before deadline, no Limit 2 children. Tel. 2-2644. sonable offer refused. Financ provinces, and Bermuda who at discount and add .25c 2t36* Account presented for allowance tended the four-day Congress. Special Classifications ing available. Lockwood Grad by Jean M. Viccellio, Administra ers, Caribou Road. Presque Attends Conference Display Lines Small house, oil heat, garage, trix. Cards of Thanks (1 time) $3.00 Isle. 3t35 Mrs. Violette White has re 8 pt. light face caps, Warning Notices (3 times) $4.00 4 rooms and bath. Four rooms Joseph S. Ossie, late of Fort cently returned from Amherst, counts as 2 lines In Memoriams (1 time) $4.00 and bath 1st floor heated Two used Dahlman harvesters. Fairfield, deceased First and Fin 8 pt. bold face, counts as 2 lines Lost Savings Bank Books Mass., where she attended the 10 pt. If or bf, counts as 3 lines 11 time) $1.50 apartment, furnished. Stove and Field ready for immediate de al Account presented for allow New England Conference for DEADLINE : No Pioneer Times refrigerator. Water and gar livery. Priced at $2,000. See ance by Louis J. Ossie, Executor. Grange Lecturers. Classflieds or cancellations can be ERRORS must be reported imme bage paid. Garage. Tel. 2-2438 them on our display lot on the Ronald Pelletier, minor, of For Mrs. Sophie Corliss attended accepted after noon Tuesday of diately. The Pioneer Times is re- or 2-2739. It36 tuna. California. First and Final week of issue. PLEASE do not si>onsible only for errors of Its Caribou Road. Lockwood Grad Will the recent Three Quarter Century own making. Account presented for allowance ask us to break this rule. Three rooms and bath upstairs. ers, Presque Isle, Me. 3t35 Club meeting in Augusta. She was by Alyre Marquis, Guardian. awarded a prize as the best singer. EVERYBODY READS NEWSPAPERS 3 rooms downstairs, 2 glassed- LEGALS RESULTS AT SMALL COST - A shipment of Olson Roto-Beat- Alton W. Simpson, late of Ma Miss Greta White has been a in sunporches. 2-2058. It36* PROBATE NOTICES ers just in. The original roto- pleton, deceased. First and Final guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. beater at a discount of 20 per Account presented for allowance Tewksbury at their camp on cent while they last. Lockwood by Mildred E. Simpson, Admims- Rooms For Rent 22 following appointments were made Ebeeme Lake in Brownville. Help Wanted - Female 15 Graders, Caribou Road, Presque Miss Debra Crandall spent last To Place Isle, Maine. 3t35 by the Probate Court for the Rooms for rent. Single or dou Fred J Willette, late of Presque week in Mars Hill visiting her County of Aroostook: isle, deceased. First Account pre Woman for motel work. Apply ble. 61 Court Street. Tel. 5 3 2- Engine digger for sale. Cecil Estate of Perley J Ellis, late aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. in person, Ivey’s Motel. tf35 6126. 2t35* bond, sented for allowance by Burtt B. Gary Fletcher. Guy, 538-8337. 2t36» of Presque isle, deceased. Fred Brewer, Administrator; also Pe Classified Advertisements N. Beck of Presque Isle appoint Mrs. Robert Crandall Is a medi Christmas selling season will Pleasant room for rent. Tel. 2- tition for Distribution presented Model A Case combine. Good ed Admini strator July 3 1, 1 963. cal patient at the Aroostook Gen soon be here. Prepare now for 3855. It36 for allowance by said Administra condition. McCormick - Deering Estate of Nellie McAvoy, late eral Hospital in Houlton. large profits selling beautiful binder. Cheap. Tel. Ashland bou. tor. Concludes Visit Dial 532-2281 Avon gifts. Write to Mrs. Ed of Benedicta, deceased. Roland Marie D Violette, late of Cari Apts. - Furnished 23 5-3604, Ellery Robinson. It36* McAvoy Mrs. Violette Fairchild of Wllli- ward Beckett, Avon District bou. deceased First and Final Ac- mantic, Conn., has returned to Manager, Fort Fairfield, Me. Executor tor information and rates Four rooms and bath. Oil fur without bond, her home after having visited her It36 Estate Elizabeth LeVasseur, Executrix. nace, stove and refrigerator. j resident lard E. Loin- nephews and their families, Mr. Copy must be received and Ready immediately. Tel. 532- SERVICES Charles 1). DeLong et als, min- and Mrs. Herbert Drew and Mr. Oakes of Houlton appointed Isle. Petition for Situations Wanted 16 3540 or 532-2124. 2t34* I Guardian August 7, 1 963. and Mrs. Leo Drew. paid for not later than Tues License to Sell one-sixth interest Mrs. Carlton Cameron, Mn. Ro- Four room heated apartment Estate of Henry A. Gray, late in common and undivided in cer- day 2:00 p.m. of week it is Would like job baby sitting I of Easton, deceased. Hughie A land Cameron, Miss Dorothy_____ w during potato picking. Day and convenient to Square, newly Sand & Gravel tain real estate situated in Castle Gray of Easton appointed Admin-; Cameron, Miss Mildred Cameron, night in my home. Gertrude decorated. Inq. B. Maher, 23 Hill, presented for allowance by to appear. istrator August 15, 1963. and Richard Cameron were______in Fowler. Tel. 33-4, Smyrna Mills, Spring St. Dial 2-6068. It36 Mary B. Smith, Guardian. Estate of J. Guy Gallagher-, late I Patten Wednesday evening to at ABSOLUTELY Maine. 3t35* Laurence E. Burleigh Mary Deborah Lynn Seabolt tend a pink and blue shower for SAND and GRAVEL of Fort Fairfield, deceased. Don-] late of and Frederick Wade Seabolt, min aid F. Gallagher of Fort Fairfield Mrs. Ronald Goodall of Union NO CREDIT I would like a job digging M. E. JACKINS Washed — Screened — Crushed Will and ors of Caribou. Petition of Law Springs, N. Y. The Goodalls are potatoes this fall in the Houl Cars Loaded for All Points j appointed Executor rence C. Weidinger and Barbara ON CLASSIFIED CALL 3-2659 1963. and former residents of Oakfield. ton area. Contact Jack MacNair Dial 2-3770 and 2-3284 Weidinger of Caribou, for leave to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nadeau ADVERTISEMENTS 532-6219. It36* for clean furnished or unfur Burleigh Heights Estate of Millard Smith, late of Muriel M. Parkhurst, without adopt said minors, children of | nished apartments with private I Mapleton, deceased. Ruby A. Lav- and son Michael, Mrs. Earl Bris- Houlton, Maine bond, presented by Muriel M. Charles H. Seabolt, whereabouts ley, Mrs. Mahlon Collier and Mra. bath and continuous hot water. ] away of Mapleton appointed ad Parkhurst, the Executrix therein unknown, and the said Barbara Clair Wilmot were Augusta It36 ministratrix August 20. 1963. in REAL ESTATE named. Weidinger, and that the names of Tuesday. They also called on Clif ANNOUNCEMENTS Estate of Theodore E. Nelson said minirs be changed to Debor- Upholstering, Sewing ] late of Woodland, deceased. Ma ford Slauenwhite, a patient at the ■ ton, deceased. Will and Codicil ah Lynn Weidinger and Frederick Central Maine Sanitorium in Fair Apts. - Unfurnished 24 bel Nelson of New Sweden ap . thereto and petition for probate Wade Weidinger. field. Houses For Sale 20 Upholstering craftsmanship at pointed Administratrix August 20,1 its finest! Free estimates at ab j thereof and that letters testamen Lynwood E. Hand Mrs. Dorothy Brownlow and Four large rooms and bath, 1963. tary issue to David B. Rideout, Judge of said Court Cards of Thanks 1 solutely no obligation. Pickup Estate of Romeo J. Levesque, Mrs. George Richards are visiting newly renovated. Inquire 2- without bond, presented by David A true copy relatives in Conneticut and Massa- 6024, if no answer call 2-2431. and delivery service. Call Mrs. late of Frenchville, deceased. Rose j One story bungalow with garage Eugene Smith, Houlton 2-2317 B. Rideout, the Executor therein Attest: Ralph W. Howard | chuttes. <7 CARD OF THANKS tf35 Marie Levesque of Frenchville ap named. , Register of Probate 3t35 under house. Dwelling consists of or write or visit Brewer Uphol pointed Executrix ‘August 20,1 Anderson Family Moves We wish to express our five rooms and bath, all on one Isa M. Taber, late of Houlton, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson thanks and deep appreciation to 5-room downstairs apartment stering Company, Route 1, 1963. floor. Rigid asbestos shingles on with garage. Oil burning fur Brewer, Maine tf 2 8 deceased. Will and petition for and family are now residing In the friends and relatives for food, Estate of Mary M. Staples, late probate thereof and that letters side walls. Concrete basement. Oil nace. 7 Elm Street, Houlton. of Washburn, deceased. Arthur J. STATE OF MAINE Donald Morton house on Station Rowers, cards and any acts of burning furnace. testamentary issue to Anson T. Public , Notice street. kmdness shown during our re \Vrite Roselle Somerville, Au Staples and William C. Staples, gusta House, Augusta, Maine. Taber, without bond, presented In conformity with the pro Mrs. Edith Little has returned cent bereavement. New low price for quick sale. Call both of Presque Isle, appointed] by Anson T. Taber, the Executor 3t36* Executors August 20, 1963. visions of law and deeming it for to Conneticut after having spent The Family of Fred Munroe therein named. the summer visiting her daugh ltS6* Estate of Adolph Trombley, I the best interests of the State, I Harvey Realty Corporation. For rent on Leonard St., down William T. Wilcox, late of Ma the Commissioner of Inland Fish ters, Mrs. Ira Moore, Mrs. Kermit c illicuddy s late of Orlando, Florida, deceased. pleton, deceased. Will and peti Brannen and Mrs. Philip Brannen. CARD OF THANKS Realtors stairs apartment, five rooms, M G ’ Guy Trombley of Presque Isle ap eries and Game hereby promul-| I wish to thank all my bath, garage and shed. Avail pointed Executor August 20, 1963. i tion for probate thereof and that gates the following rules and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Higgins 64 Main St. Houlton, Maine For letters testamentary issue to Su and children, Karen and friends, relatives and neigh able about Oct. 1. Phone 532- Estate of regulations for Aroostook County, Donna, of Phone 2-3882 Frank O. Blossom, sie M. Brockman, without bond, bors for the beautiful flowers, 3013. tf34 ; late of Rutland, to be effective September 21 Millinocket, were recent weekend tf35 , Vermont, de presented by Susie M. Brockman, guests at the home of her sister cards and gifts I received while Lovely 6-room apartment, heat Free Estimates ] ceased. Louis A Rousseau of Rut- 1963. in the hospital; also the nurses the Executrix therein named. Rules ajid Regulations and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. ed, fireplace. Garage, sun porch, land, Vermont, appointed; Execu- Mary Jane Davenport, late of | Herbert Drew. at the Aroostook Hospital and Eight rooms and bath, oil heat, On tor August 20, Aroostook County" automatic hookups. Stove and 1963. David Sol-1 Fort Kent, deceased. Petition that Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hannigan Dr. Johnson for their wonder garage, easily converted to two refrigerator available. Adults man of Caribou appointed Agent. Opening First Chase Lake, in ful kindness. apartments. Reasonably priced. John E. Welch or some other suit Township 14, Range 9, to fly of Chelmsford, Mass., have been or small responsible family. Call Rugs — Draperies Estate of Joseph S. Ritzio, late able person may be Mary E. Howe, Ludlow 15 Green St. Tel. 2-3282 or 2- appointed fishing only with a daily limit of recent guests of her sister, Mrs. on premises, six p.m. to eight of Fort Fairfield, deceased. Bar-' R. B. Crandall and Mr. Crandall. ltS4* 3232. tf30 bara E. Ritzio of Fort Fairfield Administrator, without bond, pre 5 fish. p.m. 97 Court St. 3t34* Dial 2-4541 sented by State of Maine, by Guests Of Son-In-Law appointed Administratrix August I Permitting the use of 3 single Modern 3 bedroom home, hard Four-room apartment, steam 21, 1963. Frank W. Davis, Assistant Attor pointed hooks on one line for Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley Slauen Personals 3 ney General. white were guests Tuesday of their ’ wood floors, extra large kitchen, heat, attractive location. Adults General Estate of Samuel J. Smith, late smelt fishing only, said hooks to family room with beamed ceil only. Either furnished or unfur of Houlton, deceased. Leland W. ] John Deprey, late of Fort Kent, be not less than 4 inches apart. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Smith at Gardiner. ing, panneled throughout with nished. Phone 2-2315 or 2-3615. Smith of Quincy, Massachusetts, 1 deceased. Petition that John on Pleasant Pond, Island Falls Welch or some other suitable per Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Brewer of Italian cherry random plank, It36* Septic Tanks and appointed Administrator August and T 4 R 3. 14* raised hearth fireplace, son may be appointed Administra Establishing a regulation for Monticello were dinner guests NOTICE Cesspools Cleaned 21, 1963. Aaron A. Putnam of Sunday of their daughter glassed in porch and open Upstairs, three large rooms, Houlton appointed Agent. tor, without bond, presented by the taking of smelts from Cross and fam State of Maine, by Frank W. Da ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nadeau. Anyone knowing the rela porch, 2 heated garages, com bath, oil stove in living room. PAUL BELYEA Estate of Harold M. Levesque, | Lake and Mud Lake thoroughfare, bination windows throughout, 4 Kitchen range, refrigerator. Ex vis, Assistant Attorney General. T 17, R 5, Aroostook County; Mrs. Joan Small and family of tives or descendants of Laura Dial 532-3832 late of Caribou, deceased. Vera S. 1 Monticello were Sunday callers at large Anderson picture win cellent location. Dial 2-3947 or Levesque of Mapleton appointed Leonide Gervais, late of Mada closed to the taking of smelts from Jonnson Littlefield, born in “The Honey MM ME Mt GO/N& 70 KEEP M/AEEtE OOHW Oft THE MAM A NEW opportunity for prosperity for the Aroostook Former Car# Bea/ tie <<^9/ Bee/ fa- Regular Ptof/fc / Aroostook County is entering the last, cli industry in that area. Other sugar beet areas have been made with refinery interests and matic stages of its two-year effort to obtain a that started with one refinery now have more our position in this area is strong. Tests re sugar beet allocation from the United States than one. Its growth implications and its sults indicate that the yield from the re Department of Agriculture. The sugar beet reputation as a sound cash crop are reasons search plots will be over the national acreage movement is now at a stage where it must for the keen competition for allotments. yield. There appears to be no doubt that have popular support of Aroostook County Most experts agree that 60 acres is the Maine can grow sugar beets. farmers if it is to have a chance of success. minimum economic unit for beet production. The high priority task now is to prepare Public hearings will be held in Washington Of course, smaller units utilizing beet ma the kind of testimony that the USDA re before the Sugar Division of the USDA in chinery on a cooperative basis are also sound quires before it considers an area for a sugar November. By that time, Aroostook growers and economical. beet allotment. This includes: must have pledged 70,000 acres for sugar A one-crop economy is usually a feast or (1) Organization of a sugar beet grow beet production. famine proposition. Any grower of potatoes ers association. We are playing for high stakes. An allot knows that for the past 4 years it has been (2) An economic feasibility study by a ment for Maine will mean construction of a more famine than feast. Aroostook County competent firm. $20,000,000 refinery with jobs for between has traditionally been a one-crop area. Four (3) A pledge of 70,000 acres for beet pro 300 and 400 workers. It will mean farmer years of low prices have made the need for duction. income of $2,000,000 a year. This is net in a supplemental crop desperate. A sugar (4) Firm capital commitments for a re come based on experience of beet growers in beet allotment would fill a dramatic need. finery. other sugar producing areas of the country. As background, here’s what happened (5) A demonstrable need for a cash or A sugar beet allotment would make the in Maine’s efforts to obtain a USDA sugar rotational crop. Maine sugar beet industry the second larg allotment. The Cuban situation cut off part The Maine Sugar Beet Growers Associ est cash crop in the state. A refinery would of the U. S. supply of cane sugar. World ation has been organized and a drive for 500 mean as much to the economy of Northern demand for sugar is high. The supply is members is underway. A contract has been Maine as another paper mill. short. Cuban yield is down by one-third. signed for an economic feasibility study. It There are some interesting by-products European production is also down. The fluc will include a marketing study of various from the refining of sugar from sugar beets. tuations in price have caused Congress to types of sugars, a by-product study, a site Livestock feed is one. A plentiful supply of reappraise the Federal Sugar Act of 1948. selection study for a refinery with close scru inexpensive livestock feed close at hand Its decision was to allow for new refinery tiny of capital investment and operating opens exciting prospects for large-scale rais construction fbr beet sugar within the con costs. We are making progress with refin ing of livestock. Molasses is another by tinental United States at the rate of 65,000 ery interests. But the most urgent need now product of the refining process. Monosodium short tons a year from 1962 to 1966. (If Maine is for individual support of the Growers As sociation. glutamate, which is enjoying popularity as obtains an allocation, the planting would be The sugar beet effort needs a membership food seasoning, is another. in 1966.) New growers for new refineries will have priority over new growers feeding of 500 growers immediately in the Maine Agriculturally, it is an excellent rotational Sugar Beet Association. It needs pledges of crop to supplement the growing of potatoes. existing refineries. This means, generally, that new areas will be considered over areas 70,000 acres now. Organizational meetings Most important, it’s the surest crop a farmer now producing sugar beets. will be held throughout Aroostook County in can grow for cash return. Of all the foods in The University of Maine agricultural ex the next three weeks. The need is critical. the USDA food basket, sugar beets return periment station began research in the A great deal of money and human effort the highest percentage of the retail selling growing of sugar beets in Maine. And the have gone into the sugar beet program for price to the grower . . . some 42%. Maine Potato Council began working on the Maine. We have invested time and money in Sugar beets are different from most com project. Maine’s initial bid for acreage a a calculated risk. There are no guarantees modities. The relationship between the year ago was not successful. We found that that our effort will win us an allotment. But grower is very close. The grower is assured much more research, more data was re the race is more than half run. We must of a market; contract is signed before the quired. The project was then accelerated sprint that last hundred yards to the finish seed is in the ground. The terms of the con with help from banks, equipment manufac line. It deserves our best effort. tract are negotiated only between the sugar turers, fertilizer companies, transportation Become a member of the Association. beet growers association and the refinery. and the rest of the business community. Pledge pail of the acreage. The refinery will not contract with individual A sugar beet steering committee was growers who* are not members of the associ named to get 250 acres of test plots into the ation. A contract with the refinery is as Aroostook fields in time for the results to be good as cash. part of the 1963 hearings. The money was The Maine Sugar Beet Growers Association An allocation usually means growth of the raised. The beets are growing. Contacts Presque Isle, Maine MAKE Sl/GAH M//IE THE S.W M/WEE /