The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 12

Waldo 14 long Dolly Nw Monday Octobar 21 1957 Ttl 2-4811 STATE AND COUNTY NEWS Lodges Install At Searsport SEARSPORT Oct 20-Mrs Marlon Wagner diatrict deputy president of District 17 and Ray Webb of Stockton Springs district deputy grand master were the installing officers of Knyvetta Rebekah Lodge and Sears Lodge IOOF In a Joint installation held in the Odd Fellows Hall hare Mrs Wagner waa assisted by Mrs Katherine Greene as marshal and Mr Webb was assisted by Flortan Curtis as his marshal The new officers for Knyvetta Rebekah Lodge are Mrs Arlene Otis noble grand Mrs Jacqueline Cross vice grand Mrs Cor Ice Rich recording secretary Mrs Beverly Norman financial secretary Miss Orace Harriman treasurer Appointed officers are Mra Oeraldlne Smith warden Mrs Betty June Hawley conductor Mrs Martha Hawley chaplain Mra Patricia Mace musician Mrs Lilia Nickerson color bearer Mrs Marlon Wagner right supporter to the nobis grand Mrs Frances Frasier left supporter to the noble grand Mr Dorothy Aahey and Mrs Lucy Trundy right and left supporters to tha vice grand Mrs Eva McKeen inside guardian and Mrs Emily Darby outside guardian Elected officers for Sears Lodge are John Wright noble grand Edwin Cross vice grand Lloyd Sylvester secretary Thomas Hawley financial secretary Florian Curtis treasurer and executive committee member for three years Adrian Trundy Appointed officers are warden Carl Norman conductor Vance Adams chaplain Alton Porter right and left supporters to the noble grand Ivory Frazier and Eugene Otis respectively right and left supporter to the vice grand Sheldon Collins and Perley Gray respectively Inside guardian Stanley Crossman and outside guardian William Sambrook right scene supporter Leslie Howard: and left scene supporter Frank Perkins A lobster stew supper was served before the Installation ceremonies At the program Mrs Valerie Murphy was soloist and Miss Nancy Card was her accompanist Miss Judy Card Miss Sharon 8tone and Miss Margaret Jeffery sang as a trio Guests were present from Monroe Belfast and Unity lodges Mrs Wagner presented gifts to her installing staff and to Mrs Katherine Greene her marshal GAR Mrs Priscilla Smith department president of the Ladles of the Grand Army of the Republic admires one of the gifts presented her by the Joel Keyes Grant Circle of the GAR In Camden Friday night at a reception held In her honor Looking on is Mrs Gertrude Palmer president of the Camden Circle (staff photo by Strickland) FIRE CLASSES Rockland fireman Henry Steele puts out a Are with a C02 extinguisher as Instructors look critically on The action took place Friday night as a 12 hour course got under way on the Rockland public dork Left to right are Steele Capt James York of the Rockland department Chief Allan Payson of Camden and Freeman Patterson of Augusta (staff photo by Strickland) Charlene Elaine Hathome Weds Robert A Benner In Thomaston Mishaps Occur In Short Space At Rockland ROCKLAND Oct 20 Two minor accidents occurred within minutes of each other shortly before noon here Saturday The first happened on Main Street when a car driven police aaid by Robert Polky 26 of Spruce Head swerved to avoid hitting a car that was backing to park and struck another vehicle operated by John Putansu 60 of St Oeorge Damage to the right front fender and body of car was estimated at 7S No damage was done to the other vehicle The second accident occurred on Orace Street when according to Rockland police a car driven by William A Simmons 72 of Warren pulled sway from the curb and struck a car driven by Jeannette Waldo 52 of Warren and at the same time hit a parked car owned by Wilfred Cross of Searsmont Damage to the right front fender and running board of Mrs car was estimated at 1140 Damage to the fropl bumper of car was estimated at $35 and damage to the left rear fender of the Croaa vehicle was estimated at 10 Police aald there were no Injuries either of the accidents Ten Pay Fines During Week In Waldo Court BELFAST Oct 20 William John Marsh of Boston Mass Mitchell Oeorge of Milton Mass and Francis Peary of Dorchester Mass appeared before Judge Richard Glass in municipal court last week charged with disorderly conduct The complaint was issued after a disturbance at the Snack Bar on Northport avenue They pleaded guilty to separate charges of disorderly conduct and were fined $15 each which they paid Irvin Kenney of Searsport charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the Influence of Intoxicating liquor paid a fine of 100 and his license was suspended after he was found guilty Philip Harriman of Stock-ton Springs was charged with having short clams illegally in his possession He pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 20 Harold Shaw of Etna charged with speeding pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 15 Bion Young of East Corinth pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a fine of 20 Ralph Bucklin of Belmont also charged with speeding pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 15 William West of Belfast was charged with operating a motor vehicle without license plates attached He pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 10 Robert Townsend of Booth-bay Harbor pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a fine of (25 and his operator's license was suspended for ten days THOMASTON Oct 20 Miss Charlene Elaine Hathorne of 1 Dunn Street Thomaston became the bride of Robert Alan Benner of Waldoboro Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Federated Church parsonage The Rev John A Morrison pastor performed the double ring ceremony The bride was attired in a salt and pepper tweed suit with black and white accessories and an orchid corsage Mr and Mrs Charles Hathorne uncle and aunt of the bride attended the couple A reception followed the ceremony at the Federated Church tpstry Decorations of pink and white were used The bride cake made by Mrs Rosalie Hathome was served by Mrs Harold Achorn Mrs Walter Abbott dipped punch Mrs Eugene Walton was In charge of the refreshment table and she was assisted by Mrs Hazel Beckett Miss Dorothy Small circulated the guest book and Mrs Sylvia Buck was in charge of the gift table The couple will be at home to friends at Waldoboro The bride attended Thomaston schools The bridegroom is a graduate of Waldoboro High School and he is employed at the Bear Hill Market in Waldoboro Searsport Briefs SEARSPORT Oct 20 Rogei Grant of Watervllls la visiting his grandmother Mrs Carley for a few days has Just returned from Germany where he has spent the past 14 months and has Just received hts discharge from the Army Mr and Mrs Frank Whitcomb left Friday for Florida where they plan to apend the winter They visited their grandson Joshua Curtla Jr In Portland Friday night Mr and Mrs 8tanley Lawry of Friendship were dinner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Small Mrs Oliver Atwood has been visiting Mrs Joshua Treat In Winterport Captain and Mrs Scott Blanchard have returned to their home In Long Island after spending several weeks In Searsport Mr and Mrs Robert Gray of California were callers in Searsport earlier this week Oray is the grandson of William Gray who formerly lived in the house now owned by Mr and Mrs Ralph Mortland Janice Ruth Whiting infant daughter of Frank and Lucy Moody Whiting received the rite of Christian Baptism wt a service held in the Searsport Methodist Church by Ray Hollis Jr pastor of the church The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Whiting and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frederick Moody Appleton Two-Car Collision Results In $300 Damages APPLETON Oct 20 -Property damage estimated at (300 resulted on Route 131 here this afternoon when a car police say was driven by Marlon Aldus 19 of Hope collided with an auto driven by Mrs Maude 8 Fuller 66 of Union Damage to the left front fender bumper and window of the vehicle driven by Miss Aldus and owned by Edwin Aldus of Hope amounted to 200 An estimated 100 damage was done to the left front and rear fenders and left door of Mrs Fuller's car No Injuries resulted from the collision which state police are still Investigating Brooks Lions Club Plans Ladies Night BROOKS Oct 20 The Brooks Lions Club has changed the date of ita meetings to the first and third Mondays In each month The next regular meeting will be on Monday night October 21 when ladles' night will be observed Guests of the Lions Club will tnclude the boys who attended Dlrlgo Boys State last summer members of the Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church who attended religious camps this summer and Brooks Troop 36 Boy Scouts and their scoutmaster Alfred Roberts Members of Grant-Staples Post American Legion who were co-iponsors of the candidates to Dirigo Boys State are also Invited The meeting will be held in the First Congregational Church vestry and It will be preceded by a supper served by the Ladles Aid Society of the church Owls Head Group Studies Calories OWLS HEAD Oct Miss Oene West home demonstration agent gave aa illustrated lee- turf on "Known Your Calories stressing the Importance of foods that are actually needed by the body each day when the local extension group met Thursday in the Orange hall At the business meeting conducted by Mrs Norma Phllbrook chairman It was voted to give (25 to Owls Head Orange for Improvement of the hall as this year's community project Members of the dinner committee were Miss Adelaide Damon Mrs Helen Fish Mrs Ernestine Tinsley and Mrs Nina Perry Others present were: Mrs Frank Knight Mrs Constance Painter Mrs Mary Dyer Mrs Mildred Wiley Mrs Helen Montgomery Mrs Louise Ingraham Mrs Effie Dyer Mrs Inez Montgomery Mrs Gladys Phil-brick Mrs Merle Weeks Mrs Cora Gergren Mrs Mildred Ed-' wards Mrs Gladys Studley Mrs Margaret Knowlton Mrs Mary Brown Mrs Geneva Richardson Mrs Emily Richardson Mrs Lea-nora Beals Mrs Freda Stone Mrs Laura Michael Mrs Arlene Woodman Mrs Madeline Benner and Mrs Florence McConchie Officers elected for the coming year were chairman Mrs Leanora Beals vice chairman Mrs Allene Cross secretary Mrs Gladys Studley treasurer Mrs Margaret Knowlton clothing leader Mrs Inez Montgomery assistant Mrs Norma Philbrook home management Mrs Cora Bergren: assistant Mrs Constance Painter Announcement was made that the annual meeting of the Knox-Lincoln Extension service would be held at Watts hall Thomaston Thursday at 7:30 The next regular meeting will be held November 21 with the home management leader Mrs WRKD Monday District Scout Workshop Held In Thomaston THOMASTON Oct 20 A training session for officials of the Down East District Boy ScQUts of America was held in Thomaston last week The session was headed by Alfred Caton the district leadership training chairman He was assisted by Millard Neal Pine Tree Council leadership training chairman Richard Kimball of Bath and Marathon Doals of Day's Ferry It was announced that weekend training institute for volunteer adult scout workers will be held at the Rotary training center In Raymond November 1 through 3 Attending the Thomaston meeting from the Knox County area were: Mr and Mrs Raymond Leach Mr and Mrs Oris Burns Mrs Priscilla Lunt and Mrs Virginia Welch all frotp Camden Robert Gregory Oliver Curtis Alfred Benner and Ernest Harrington Rockland Mrs Mildred Roberts Rockport Rev John Morrison Rnd Gordon Dewolfe Thomaston and Frauls Richardson and Lester Black Friendship Art Club Lists Program Topics BELFAST Oct The Belfast Art Club has Issued its program calendar for the season as follows: November 8 current events on art by the club members Topic selected Mrs John A Furrer December 13 current events Topics Plymouth I Mrs Donald A Clark: and Plymouth II Mrs Eugene Stevens January 10 current events Topic Cathedral of Chartres by Henry Adams Mrs William Pratt February 14 current events Topic I The Sweatt Memorial: Topic II Museum of Fine Arts Boston Miss Frances Abbott March 14 current events Topic Selected Mrs Stephen Shute April ll current events Topic Selected Mrs Fred Litty May 9 current events Topic Selected Miss Elena Shute Social program: October Mrs Baird November Mrs Eugene Stevens December Mrs George Miller January Mrs Robert Skinner February Mrs Roger Brace March Mrs Arthur Clark April Mrs Ralph Howe May Mrs Frost The officers of the Art Club are: president Mrs Eugene Stevens secretary Mrs Stephen Shute treasurer Mrs Hall Hoxie Ladder Truck Saves Rockland Antenna ROCKLAND Oct 20-Rockland Fire Department's huge 75 foot aerial ladder truck received an around the block workout tonight to disturb what was otherwise a peaceful weekend for local firefighters The giant apparatus was called out to retrieve a television antenna which a strong wind had blown over causing it to hank precariously out over Elm street at the corner of Main where it was perched cn top of a three story combination store and apartment building Firemen called to the rescue from their headquarters in the next block were unable to find a way to the roof and were forced to bring out the large vehicle Fireman Dick Luce climbed to the roof and pulled the antenna back to where It belonged The truck returned to the firehouse and all was quiet again The entire operation took less than 10 minutes AM Weather Kammirr Town and Ointry Now Brtikliil Tim New Breekfaet Tim 1:15 Nrw Though! for the Day 1:4 SyarU byari 1:45 Braahfaal Tlaaa Main frewi ao Cell Mrawa Draaklaat Tina It'a a Woman'! Wort :4 Braakfaet Clnh 14:4 And on show 11:44 Como Eleoon 11:44 Tail Harter 11:14 Ton Hove A Dalo 11:14 Mtlno New 11 HO Rhythm aoeno 11:44 Mural Moundup rM Woathor Rinnir 1:44 Jim Boom Show I BS Nowa ftM Jim Baekaa Show Nowa Aftor Thret Newt 1:44 High School Program So Far Saha oo Nawt 5:45 Moeari Mark IS laalramonlal Tima S5S Sparta Sc port Radio RoeklaaS Nowa Gay Lombardo Nowa SU porta Pint Trot Edition 4:44 Weatkar 1:44 Edward Morgan 1:15 Wendell Raddoek 1:44 Griffin Show 1:5 Newi 4 nn Bill Romp 5 Non 04 Amerlean Maile Hall Panning Parly 55 People la the Nowa ItoM John Vaadareoot 1SS Memory Lane IS5 Stara far Dtfaaaa 11:04 Nava Machias Briefs MACHIAS Oct 20 Mrs Evelyn Davis and Mrs Angie Cox conducted a program in 'Tooling Copper" at a meeting of Machias Extension Group Two held last week In the Methodist Chtlrch vestry Twentyfour members and two guests attended the meeting Inez Montgomery in charge of the meeting Coming Events AT THOMASTON Weymouth Grange will work the first and second degrees on five candidates Monday night at 8 o'clock Members are asked to bring sweets for refreshments Grace Chapter OE8 will hold a rehearsal of officers Monday night at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple to prepare for Inspection Ladles of St James Catholic Club will sponsor a bean and casserole supper Wednesday from 5 to 7 o'clock at St James Church Committee chairman will be Mra Madeline Hanley assisted by Mrs Helen Lynch Mrs Margaret Richardson and Mrs Lida O'Neil Mrs Margaret Gutoski la In charge of the dining room AT WINTERPORT Mrs Eugene Gilbert is rehearsing a choir of 22 voices In choral and sacred music to be sung at a concert November 3 at the Methodist Church Included in the selections will be music by Handel Mozart and Mendelssohn and a group of seldom heard Christmas carols AT BROOKSVILLE Bagaduce Lodsfe AT and AM will hold a practice meeting at the Masonic Hall in North Brooks-vllle Monday evening at 7:30 The Cape Rosier Neighborhood Club will meet with Mrs Joyce Thomson Tuesday evening Refreshments will be served Bagaduce Chapter OES will meet at the Masonic Hall in North 7:45 Mrs Alice Hawes and Mrs Elaine Austin will aerve on the refreshment committee A reeption honoring Mrs Alice Hawes district deputy grand matron will be held at the Masonic Hall on the evening of October 26 at 7:30 The Parent-Teacher Association executive board will meet with Mrs Madeline Dow of North Brooksville on October 28 at 7:30 In the evening An auction will be held by the pupils of the grammar school at the IOOF Hall In West Brooksville on October 28 at :30 o'clock In the evening Donations may be left at the stchool building or with the teacher Mrs Hazel Blodgett A practice meeting of Cecelia Rebekah Lodge will be held at the IOOF Hall In West Brooksville on November 1 at :30 in the evening The West Brooksville Sewing Circle will serve a Harvest Home supper at the Congregational Church vestry Thursday at 5:30 and 6:30 with no reservations required Rainbow Grange of North Brooksville will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 There will be an entertainment and refreshments will be served The West Brooksville Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Ma rion Curtis on October 31 with an all-day session scheduled There will be a sewing session and a business meeting Members will furnish sandwiches Dessert and beverages will be served by the hostess AT SEARSPORT The evening group of the Searsport Extension Association will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Abbie Bennett The subject of the meeting will be In Every and will be conducted by Mrs Sennett foods leader The A Circle of the Methodist church will meet in the vestry Tuesday evening Mrs Norman Ellamore will be the hostess Penny Johnson Belfast Girl Becomes Bride BELFAST Oct 20 Miss Penny Jean Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Johnson of Belfast and George Willis La-Comb son of Mr and Mrs Qeorge LaComb of Lincolnville were married last week in the parsonage of Mason's Mills Community Church of Belfast The Rev Charles Quine officiate The bride wore an aqua dress with navy accessories and carried a bouquet of roses and carnations Mrs John Trundy sister of the bride was matron of honor and John Trundy was best man Following the ceremony a reception was held at Grand View Grange Hall in Northport Miss Carolyn LaComb sister of the bridegroom had charge of the guest book and Mrs John Trundy served refreshments The bride attended Crosby High School and the bridegroom attended Camden schools and is employed at A Paul's Garage In Belfast They are living at 63 Cedar Street Rockland Briefs ROCKLAND Oct 20 The Educational Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Viola Spear Rockport with 21 members present It was voted to give gift box to the veterans hospital at Togus with each member contributing an item It was also voted to give a ward party for the veterans there in the near future Following opening exercises Mrs Bertha Young played "God Bless and Mrs Ward Stone played several piano selections Mrs Clara Emery talked on her travels this summer to historic points of Interest in and around Massachusetts Miss Rube Thorndike told of her trip on the Bluenose to Yarmouth and Mrs Bertha Young described her visit to the Matthew homestead in Union All members discussed the Middle East crisis By request Mrs Young played and sang "Out of the Dusk to The evening guest speaker Fred Perkins of Warren staff member of the Rockland radio station talked on his experiences as advisor to Twentieth Century Fox films in making "Peyton A question and answer period followed The next meeting will be held November 15 at the home of Mrs Marion Weidman The American Legion Auxiliary Winslow Holbrook Merritt Post will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in the legion home There will be Initiation of members Mrs Flora Jamieson will be In charge of refreshments which will be served following the meeting Baptist Men Slate Session At Warren Past Officers Feted By Winterport Club WINTERPORT Oct The Winterport Club season opened with a luncheon held at the Methodist Church vestry with Mrs Sophie Foley Mrs Kenneth Starblrd and Mrs Frank Knight as co-chairmen Mrs Ruth Elllngwood introduced the past presidents who were honored at the head table and gave a short talk on the founding 25 years before Presidents attending were Mrs Frances Smith Mrs Stella Campbell Mrs Clara Treat Mrs Beatrice Eldrtdge Mrs Queenie Worcester Mrs Marion Lockhart Mrs Eulita Webb Mrs Ruth Elllngwood Mrs Alice McKeen and Mrs Betty Wright Mrs Frances Smith spoke of the club's activities over the years stating that the club was formed as a Literary Club Projects for the year were discussed and the club was invited to hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs Herman Reed A budget meeting will be held November 7 at the home of Mrs Newton Robbins Mrs Christine Lockhart Mrs MASONS Installed as new officers of Amity Lodge of Masons In Camden Friday Right by installing officer Albert Hoffses second from left were Rainfrette Junior warden Installing officer Hoffses Harry Coffin worthy' master Curtis Steel marshal and Neal Peabody senior warden (staff photo by Strickland) Camden Lodge Has Installation CAMDEN Oct 20 Amity Lodge of Masons installed officers in ceremonies at the lodge Friday night Albert Hoffses installed the following officers: Harry Coffin worthy master Neal Peabody senior warden John Rainfrette junior warden John Felton treasurer Ross Howes secretary Earl Marrtner chaplain Curtis Steel marshal Wallace Neal senior deacon Edward Dangler Junior deacon: Daniel Harding senior steward: Malcolm Upton junior steward and Lovell Thompson tyler Gladys Merrill and Mrs Gladys Jameson were welcomed Into the club as new members ROCKLAND Oct The second meeting of the Lincoln Association of American Baptist Men has been set for 6:30 o'clock Saturday at the Warren Baptist Church Following a group supper and the regular business meeting there will be a panel discussion on local church and Douglas Kelly1 will be chairman of the panel which will Include the Rev Melvin Dorr the Rev Sterling Helmer Carroll Wixaon James Bold Francis Till-son and James Thomas Thomaston Briefs THOMASTON Oct 20-Miss Arleen Leighton and Miss Mary Murck of Rockyllle Conn Mrs Leila McGuire and Mias Elizabeth Ross of Boston Mias Vivian Tarbell of Auburn and Franklin Tarbell of Richmond have been guests of Mrs Murtle Ross at Mountain VieF Farm HOSPITAL Robert Hudson left president of Knox County General Hospital accepts a check for $250 from Jasper Hardy president of the Rockland Lions Club as Clyde Pease secretary-treasurer of the club looks on The donation raised by a Lions Club Cabaret is to be used fotf the Hospital Building Fund (staff photo by Strickland) 'y- NEW At the annual banquet of the Port Junior Drum and Bugle Corps Saturday night are new officers of the group left to right Trudy Henderson corps co-caiptain Joanne Gris pi color guard captain James Sevon corps co-captaln Sylvia Noyes Color guard sergeant Patricia Achom lieutenant and Louise James lieutenant (staff photo by Strickland) Mr and Mrs Perley Sukeforth of Bangor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Newbert.