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AROOSTOOK Tel 942-4881 Bangor Daily News Monday August 12 1968 23 New Teacliers'Hired For Houlton Area Schools Van Buren hospital following a brief illness She was born in Lille Dec 4 1889 the daughter of Maxime and Julie (Sirois) Levasseur Mrs Dumond was a member the Third Order of Mary 'and the Ladies of St Anne She is survived by a son the Rev Omer Dumond SM of Methuen Mass two daughters Mrs Guy (Monique) Gagnon and Miss Gertrude Dumond both of Van Buren three brothers Paul Levasseur of Meriden Conn Xavier Levasseur of Lille and Louis Levasseur of Cambridge Mass two sisters Mrs Emma Dubay of Lawrence Mass and Mrs Edna Cantin of Nashua NH Friends may call at the Thi-beault Funeral Home Monday from 1 to 9 pm Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9 am in St Catholic Church with the Rev Omer Dumond SM officiating at the concelebrated High Mass Requiem Burial will be in the family lot in St Cemetery PTAAsks Drug Action Program SOUTH PORTLAND After listening to a talk on youth and narcotics in South Portland by Chief of Police Gordon Grath Sunday members of the annual Parent-Teacher Association leadership conference held at the Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute voted unanimously by resolution to support a statewide action program on drugs The resolution introduced by A Weymouth president of District 9 the Bangor area called for a state-wide action program to be sponsored by the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers The resolution was the result of great concern by member? of the leadership conference in the potential spread of the use of narcotics in Maine South experience of the past year demonstrates the need for greater study of the problem throughout the state A resolution on the mat- ter will be introduced at the annual state PTA convention at Bath in October and in the meantime several members of the board of managers will in vestigate ways of bringing the problem to the attention of parents and school officials leadership confer ence was declared one of the most successful in recent years with more than 60 participants from all sections of the state It was organized by Mrs Clayton Farrar of South Portland Old Home Week Set At Sherman SHERMAN-The 36th annual Old Home Week celebration will get under way Thursday with a street parade headed by the Patten-'Sherman School Band and the Northern Knights Drum and Bugle Corps from Miltin-ocket scheduled for 10 am AQ organizations of the town and outlying areas are invited to participate by entering floats horribles ponies and commercial vehicles Co-chairmen are Mr and Mrs Myron Mitchell with Clair assisting An Ox Pull at 1 pm Thursday will be a new attraction this year There will also be an auction at 1 pm on the grounds and a baseball game is scheduled for 2 pm at the school grounds A chicken barbecue will be served on the grounds from 4 until 6 pm Dick Curless and Ricky Cur-less also featuring Karla Thibodeau and the Fifth Gate will present a show and dance Thursday evening at the Sherman gymnasium starting at 8 pm Friday at 10 am there will be a baby parade and a pony parade A pony pull is scheduled for 1 pm A cafeteria supper will be served on the grounds at 5:30 pm Dinners will be served both days at the ehurch vestry and the Masonic Hall dining room beginning at 11:30 am Lunches will also be sold at the bandstand The Patten-Sherman School Band conducted by Music Supervisor Richard Burr will present a concert on the grounds Friday at 6:30 pm Buck orchestra will furnish music for dancing Friday evening at the gymnasium Other attractions during Old Home Week will include a flower show in the church vestry with exhibits being arranged and judged according to their various categories All are invited to enter flower arrange ments and vie for a blue ribbon There will also be games novelties and a Merry-Go-Round Committeemen are LaForrest Gardiner Clair Myron Mitchell Mr and Mrs Thomas Splan Wilfred and Stanley Williams Twenty-three new teachers have been assigned to the faculty of School Administrative District 29 for the school year 1968-69 Superintendent Hamilton Giberson announced Sunday Supt Giberson said that of the 23 teachers 11 have been assigned to fil vacancies in the faculty at Houlton High School two at BeWdoin Street School two at Central School one at the Fair Street School three at Lambert School and one each at the Littleton and Monticello grade schools Also new on the SAD 29 staff is a kindergarten teacher at Littleton and Monticello and a choral music instructor for kindergarten through grade six Giberson stated that a science position at Houlton Junior High School has not been filled as yet New faculty members and their assignments are as follows: At Houlton High School Mrs Sara Burlock of Houlton graduate of University of Maine social studies Scott Emack native of Presque Isle June graduate of Aroostook State Col lege English instructor Stephen Foster Easton June graduate of Gorham State College social studies and freshman basketball coach Gerald Henerson Littleton June graduate of Ricker College mathe Curtis Calls Meeting On Pollution AUGUSTA (AP) Gov Curtis has called an Aug 19 meeting of the Water and Air Environmental Improvement Commission to our pollution abatement Curtis said in a letter to commission members that the meeting would cover staff problems organization a revision of laws and improved communicat i with other state agencies Curtis said it was encumbent upon us to enable Maine to become one of the leading states in combatting pollution and restoring our natural The letter was released matins instructor Misi Eileen Levasseur native of Van Buren June graduate of University of Maine French instructor Gregory Lockhart Westfield June graduate of Aroostook State College mathematics instructor Miss Angelika Rank Houlton Ricker College graduate English and Spanish Robert Rausch graduate intern in biology native of Kingston 1 graduate of University of Rhode Island and candidate for Master of Arts in Teaching Degree through the University of Maine: Carl Mowatt native of Calais graduate of Ricker1 College and former teacher in SAD 25 last year at Patten biology instructor Robert Smith native of Augusta social studies and Miss Lourdes Roy native of Fort Kent June graduate of University of Maine French instructor Other new teachers in SAD 29 are: at Bowdoin Street School Miss Nancy McBride Littleton June graduate of Aroostook State College grade two teacher Mrs Mildred Porter Houlton attended Aroostook Normal School and University of Maine taught at Hodgdon last year grade one at Central School Mrs Dawn Larlee Oak-field attended Ricker College graduated from- University of Maine grade four Mrs Doris Stackpole Bridgewater attended Aroostook Normal School graduate of University of Maine grade three at Fair Street School Mrs Kathleen Flynt Merrill attended Aroostook State College studied at Plattsburgh State College and Central Connecticut State College taught last year at Beek-mantown grade one teacher at the Lambert School Mrs Barbara Burton native of Auburn graduate of Gorham State College taught last year in Pittsfield grade five Mrs Margaret Hoyt Littleton formerly a substitute teacher in SAD 29 graduate of Toronto Bible Institute studied at University of Maine and Aroostook State College grade five Miss Susan Nelson native of Mars Ilill June graduate of Gorham College also a grade five teacher At Littleton School Mrs Sandra Anderson Houlton attended Ricker College and Aroostook State College served as a substitute teacher in SAD 29 last year grade three Leonard Worihley Houlton new principal and grade six teacher at Monticello June graduate of Aroostook State College Mrs Elizabeth Childers native of Cincinnati Ohio graduate of the College of Mt St Joseph Cincinnati Ohio taught last year in Staten Island kindergarten instructor at Littleton and Monticello Miss Mary McGraw native of La Salle HI June graduate of Marycrest College Davenport Iowa kindergarten through grade six choral music instructor for SAD 29 DISCUSS REDS JAKARTA Indonesia The government Sunday sum- moned regional army commanders to Jakarta for a cabinet meeting Monday to discuss the resurgent Communist move- ment in the countryside Serious security problems were reported in Eastern Java NEW MOTHERS NEED HELP Gift Certificates make the Ideal Helping Hand TINY TOT DIAPER SERVICE Tel 947-7825 EDWARD A SHOREY SR Edward A Shorey Sr 82 of 1672 Ohio Street died Saturday in a local hospital following a brief illness He was born in Burlington May 30 1886 son of Albert and Mary (Jipson) Shorey For many years he was employed by the Maine Central Railroad retiring in 1959 He was a member of the Ohio Street Evangelical Covenant Church Surviving are his wife Mrs Mildred (Edgecomb) Shorey of Bangor two sons Edward A Jr and Gardiner I of Bangor three daughters Miss Natalie A Shorey- and Mrs Stanley Young both of Bangor Mrs Lyle Conant of Hermon a brother George of Bangor eight grandchildren two greatgrandchildren several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at Brookings-Smith Funeral Home 133 Center Street Tues day at 2 pm Friends may call there today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm CHARLES DURKEE MILLINOCKET Charles Durkee 69 of 88 Katahdin Ave died Sunday in a local hospitaL He was born at Glens Falls NY March 20 1899 the son of John and Elizabeth (Whiting) Durkee He had lived here the past 16 years and retired four years ago from the Great Northern Paper Co were he served as general production superintend ant He was a member of the Glens Falls Baptist Church and the Masonic Lodge there the Watertown NY Commandery Anah Temple Shrine of Water town the Millinocket Elks Lodge and was past chairman of the Northeast Division Paper Industry Management Association Surviving are his widow Mrs Vivian (Caulin) Durkee of here one son Charles of Shreveport La one sister Mrs Herbert Morehouse of Glens Falls three grandchildren one niece Friends may call at the David Wyse Funeral Home Millinocket Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Officers and members of the Millinocket Elks Lodge will conduct memorial services at the funeral home Monday at 7 pm while officers and member of Nollsemic Masonic Lodge will conduct memorial services at 7:30 pm Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at the funeral home with the Rev Chester Staples officiating Burial will be in Moss Street Cemetery Glens Falls MASTFORD JOY MACWAHOC Mastford Joy 65 died Saturday at Township 2 Range 4 while on a fishing trip He was born at Sherman May 12 1903 the son of Gilbert and Maud Joy Surviving are his mother Mrs Maud Stiller of Mat-tawamkeag one son Richard of Macwahoc two sisters Mrs Myrtle Shannon of Mattawam-keag and Mrs Susan Knights of Lincoln two grandchildren Funeral services will be 10 am Tuesday in the Clay Fu neral Home in Lincoln with the Rev Theodore Wallace officiating Burial will be in the Macwahoc Cemetery Friends may call Monday at the funeral home JAMES BOOBER ORLAN James Boober 20 died from injuries sustained in an automobile ac cident Saturday He was born in Castine May 7 1948 the soo of Donald and Adel (Crooker) Boober He graduated from Bucksport High School in 1966 He is survived by his parents three brothers Everett of Wuldoff Md William and Mark of Orland: his grandmother Margaret Boober of Bucksport several aunts uncles and one nephew Funeral services will be at the Mitchell-Tweedie Funeral Home at Bucksport Monday at 2 pm with the Rev Charles Brown officiating Burial will be in the Oak Grove Cemetery In Orland MRS ELTHEA CROPLEY BUCKSPORT Mrs Elthea Cropley 84 died at a Bangor convalescent Saturday after a long illness She was bom in North Lake March 23 1884 the daughter of Austin and Eliza (Wood) Kinney She had been a resident of Bucksport for the past 35 years and a member of the Baptist Church here She is survived by three sons Errol of Bucksport Delbert of Greenfield Mass and Floyd of Hartford Conn one daughter Mrs Gertrude Tuck of Dan forth three brothers Raymond Kinney of Danforth Chester Kinney of Skowhegan and at By REUBEN NAUGLER 15 Well-Known Winterport Farmer Dies WINTERPORT Charles Clements 92 a former state senator died Sunday at bif home in West Winterport a brief illness He was born here Jan! 1876 the sou of George and Clara (Conant) Clements A life-long resident of Winter-port he was well-known as dairy and poultry farmer chick hatcher and orchardist He was active in state and local governments serving in the State Senate from 1945 to 1946 and on the Winterport School Committee for 15 years He was an organizer and first president of the Waldo County Farm Bureau and the Maine Poultry Improvement Association He had served as president of the Maine Pomological Society and was first clerk of the Union ot Maine He belonged to the IOOF the Masons Grange and West Winterport Community Club In 1933 ne was honored by the University of Maine as an outstanding farmer Surviving are two daughters Mrs Doris Nickerson of Water-ville and Mrs Helen Roderick of Newery one son Norris of Hampden one brother Elmer of Winterport foui grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at the Foley Funeral Home Winterport with the Rev Frank A Pitman officiating Burial will be in the Home Cemetery Monroe Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Aug 16 1896 the daughter of Lester and Maude (Davis) Archer She lived in Lubec until five years ago when she moved to Kittery She is survived by one daughter Mrs Earl (Sarah) Gagnon of Kittery two sons Myron of Ledyard Conn and Maxwell of Hartford Conn three sisters Mrs Roy (Hazel) Summers and Mrs Carroll '(Katrina) Jones both of Lubec and Mrs Harley Leighton of Laconia NH Six half-brothers Charles Morey of Lubec Frank Archer of California Rolla Archer of Alexander Ira Archer of Calais Henry Archer of Ellsworth Lester Davis of Lynn Mass three half-sisters Mrs Harold (Thelma) Erquhart and Mrs Horace (Gladys) Kelley both of Lubec and Mrs Ruth Harmon of East Machlas three grandchildren and two-great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 pm in the West Tubee Methodist Church with the Rev Darrell Archer of officiating Burial will be in the West Lubec cemetery fttvfimls Tnmv DANFORTH Funeral services for Mark Lodge 83 who died Thursday at Haynesville will be held at the Bartlett Funeral home in Danforth 2 pm Monday with the Rev Vernon Wickham officiating Burial will be in the Danforth cemetery DEATHS AT NORWICH CONN -Donato DePalma 54 formerly of Stonington Aug 5 Funeral and burial services were held here EASTPORT Mrs Everett Malloch 69 Friday Funeral services will be 2 pm Monday in the Flagg Funeral Home AT BANGOR-Emery Willey 86 of Otis Saturday Funeral services will be 2 pm Monday in the Bragdon Funeral Home Ellsworth Airwaves Will Carry Classes This Autumn ORONO The first instructional radio course for residents in the Orono-Bangor area will be offered on WMEB-FM radio beginning Sept 16 by the University of Continuing Education Division here Understanding Music the" 15-week course to be heard on the of radio station will be a study of the basic elements of music needed for intelligent listening with emphasis on the various historical movements and great composers and their contrasting styles depicted in their most important compositions CED Director John Blake said he is hopeful the radio course will be broadcast on two commercial stations in the southern and northern parts of the state during the second 'semester starting in February Business Index For Maine Hit All-Time IJigli BRUNSWICK (AP) The Maine Business Index reached an all time high of 145 last December according to the Public Affairs Research Center at Bowdoin College The Center said In Its annual publication Sunday that three new records were set in 1967 and the yearly average of 1S8P was a six per cent increase over 1966 Trucking activity was Bated as the fastest growing industry Thomas of Houlton three sisters Mrs Beatrice LaVeme of Salem Mass Mrs Nina Withara of Skowhegan Mrs Elizabeth Gould of seven grandchildren 13 a t-grandchildren several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held the Bucksport Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 pm with the Rev Charles Mason and the Rev Robert Young officiating Burial will be in the Silver Lake Cemetery at Bucksport Friends may call at the Mitchell-Tweedie Funeral Home anytime Monday MRS AVIS SMITH ROCKLAND Mrs Avis Smith 80 widow of Arthur Smith formerly of Gardiner died Saturday at Augusta She was born July 16 1888 in Westbrook the daughter of Willis and Mayberry She was employed for many years in Gardiner by Adams and Co and had made her home in Rockland for the past 15 years She was a past matron of the Marion Chapter Order of the Eastern Star a member of the Rounds Group of the Congregational Church of Rockland She is survived by one daugh ter Mrs John Compton of Rockland with whom she made her home and one grandson John Compton of Rocland Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 am in the Burpee Funeral Home with the Rev Charles Monteith officiating Burial will be at Woodbine Cemetery Ellsworth IRENE DAIGLE FORT KENT Irenee Daigle 65 died Sunday at a local hospital following a short illness He was born in Fort Kent July 6 1903 son of Hilaire and Julie (Daigle) Daigle Daigle was a fourth degree member of the Knights of Columbus He is survived by his widow Mrs Leona (Martin) Daigle of Fort Kent four sons Roderick Rudolph and Elmer? all of Fort Kent Martin of Madawaska two daughters Mrs Thomas i Joan) Kent of Madawaska Mrs Robert (Yolande) Fogg of South Portland a brother Alcide Daigle of Fort Kent two sisters Mrs Albert (Adrienne) Varney and Miss Regina Daigle both of Eastport 23 grandchil dren Friends may call at the Nadeau Funeral Home Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 10 pm Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 am in St Louis Catholic Church with the Very Rev Roland Marcotte pastor officiating at a High Mass of Requiem Burial will be in St Louis Cemetery THOMAS McBREAIRTY ALLAGASH Thomas Me Breairty 84 died Saturday at his residence here He was born in Allagash July 25 1884 the son of James and Mary (Walker) McBreairty McBreairty is survived by his widow Mrs Eunice (Kelly) McBreairty four sons Perry Bloomfield Conn Ransford and Vinal both of Caribou Robert of Allagash six daughters Mrs Ervin (Belva) Mrs Jasper (Velma) Kelly both of San Francisco Calif Mrs Arthur (Edith) Kelly of Guam Mrs Philip (Margaret) Hughey of Hampden Mrs Beniamin (Ida) Begin of Hartford Conn Mrs Willia (Mary) Walker of Allagash a brother Vincent McBreairty of Limestone grandchildren 56 great-grand children Friends may call at the resi dence of Mr and Mrs William Walker of Allagash oh Monday and Tuesday until time of serv ices Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Allagash First Baptist Chur with the Rev Philip Hughey pastor officiating Burial will be in Allagash Cemetery DONALD POULIN AUGUSTA-F Donald Poulin 58 of 154 Eastern Avenue died Sunday morning at an Augusta hospital after a brief illness He was bora in Waterville Jan 30 1910 the son of Albert and Lottie Poulin He was employed by the Internal-Revenue Service for 34 years and was chief of the Delinquent Accounts Division He was a communicant of St Catholic Church and past president of the National Association of Internal Revenue Employes He was a World War II veteran He is survived by his widow Mrs Margaret Poulin of Augusta a son Michael of Augusta a daughter Kathryn of Augusta two brothers Albert A of District Heights Md and City Manager Paul Poulin of Augusta several nieces nephews and cousins Friends may call at the Plummer Funeral Home Inc 16 Pleasant Street Augusta Monday from 2 to 10 pm A High Requiem Mass will be sung Tuesday at 10 am at St Catholic Church Burial will follow in St Cemetery MRS HELENE DUMOND VAN BUREN Mrs Helene Dumond 78 widow of Paul Dumond died Saturday at a of of of In the building boom of office buildings banks ball parks stadiums and civic buildings seen almost everywhere a certain taken-for-granted type of building receives comparatively little prominence Yet this type of building does more than any of the others to strengthen the foundations of our culture Dwight Eisenhower gives tribute to these buildings in these words: records how the living ideas of civilization were saved and nourished behind a wall of books Our libraries today serve the same cause for the defenders of freedom must remain -strong in mind and heart From the famous metropolitan libraries of America to the modest bookmobiles that serve our rural areas books guard the wisdom of the past and kindle the ideas of Would it not be a good idea for more of us to make a visit to the place where history comes to life amidst the birth of new ideas and express a sincere to the dedicated librarians who help make it possible? Naugler White and Hayes Funeral Home 48 Center St Bangor Me ROMEO DAIGLE FORT KENT Romeo Daigle 59 a former resident here died unexpectedly at his residence in Troy on Saturday He vwas born in Fort Kent Sept 17 1908 the son of Docit and Elsie (Cyr) Daigle Daigle is survived by his widow Mrs Annette (Daigle) of Troy a daughter Mrs Richard (Jeanita) Pinette of Portland a son Ronald of Troy a brother Leo Daigle of Fort Kent six sisters Mrs Sylva (Leone) Ouellette Mrs Patrick (Bertha) Pelletier and Mrs Camille (Adrianne) Daigle all of Fort Kent Mrs Babe (Eva) Gagnon of French-ville Mrs Leon (Carmen) Desjardins and Mrs Gerard (Cor-inna) Russell both of Old Orchard five grandchildren Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Troy Burial will be in Troy MRS ETHEL THIBODEAU DANFORTH-Mrs Ethel Leta Thibodeau 66 died at a local nursing home Saturday after a long illness She was bom at Danforth Sept 1 1901 the daughter of Edward and Mary (Shanks) Neal Mrs Thibodeau attended schools in Danforth and trained as a nurse at the Bangor State Hospital She had lived in Bangor for the past four years and formerly lived in Portland for 25 years She is survived by her mother of Sherman Mills two brotherc Lawrence Neal of Bangor and Earl Neal of Lower Hainesville five sisters Mrs Charlotte Hafford of Danforth Mrs Violet Springer of Bangor Mrs Pauline Kinney of Easton Mrs Ruth of Sherman Mills and Mrs Hope McKinnon of Auburn several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Monday at 9 am at the Bartlett Funeral Home in Danforth with the Rev James Beeson officiating Committal services and prayers will be held at the Brook-lawn Cemetery in Portland at 3 pm Monday MRS DAPHNE KNOWLES LUBEC Mrs Daphne Knowles 71 died Sunday in a Kittery hospital following a long illness She was bora in North Lubec Death Notice DURKEE Charles of Millinocket 69 Sunday Funeral services will be 2 pm Tuesday at the David Wyse Funeral Home Millinocket In lieu of flowers friends are asked by the family to make donations to the Millinocket Community Hospital in memory of Mr Durkee In Memoriam Aug 12 193 Aug 12 ms In Loving Memory of Prescott Holmes Down the lane of memories There is many a picture fair The happy days you gave us Are fresh in memory there The fun we had together The love that keeps you near The thoughtful things you used to do All pictured there so clear Where eternal suns are shining And skies are always blue We pray your soul is resting Till we may come to you Sadly Missed bv Wife and Children In Memoriam In lorlng memory of my dear wife and our mother Mildred Robertson who pasted away August 12 1967 Wonderful memories woven In gold This Is the picture Wt tenderly hold Gone sc the days we used to share 'But In our hearts You are always there Though you have left ui and gone away In our hearts always stay Ever In thought and sadly missed by her loving husband Duncan Robertson Sons and Daughters and Families numi: FIMRAL HOME 18 FOREST AVENUE DIAL 942-1543 ROGAN'S MEMORIALS Inc Est Since 1881 4M St Banger Si Opposite Mt nmi Tel Ntttlf JOHNSON MONUMENTAL CO Oiltinctiva MONUMENTS I MARKERS Outai State Si Vtaxi TEL 947-7734 Certificates Awarded To Swim Students WASHBURN The Washburn summer recreation pro gram came to a successful conclusion last week under the directorship of Tom Cyr and assistant Kathy Porter The program held next to the swimming pool included such games as basketball volley ball badminton tether ball horseshoes and archery outside with table tennis darts checkers and chess in side The recreation department also announced the completion of the Little League season A cookout was held at the Lions Park in Woodland with 60 boys attending Trophies were given to the league champion Cubs by Coach Verle Plissey Trophies were also given to the play-off champion Giants coached by Jim Clark Other coaches were Rodney Drake and Woody Doody Following the outing an all-star team was chosen to play a Caribou LL team i Coming Events AT ISLAND FALLS Dr George Carson a native of Island Falls now pastor of Trinity United Presbyterian Church at Beaver Falls Penn will show slides and speak on his trip to the Holy Land at the United Baptist Church auditorium on Tuesday at 8 pm The public is invited AT BENEDICTA The Morgan-Heath Reunion will be held Sunday at 1 pm at Perry Pond field Benedicta Each member is asked to bring something for an auction Poles To Have Own Type Of Pill This Fall WARSAW (AP) Poland will bring out its version of the contraceptive pill this fall the Polish Press Agency said Sunday Polish women had used only Western pills until recently when health authorities imported half a million pills from East Germany They have been issued only on prescriptions The Roman Cathctic Church in Poland has made no comment on Pope Paul encyclical against birth control by artificial means Coming Events AT PATTEN Rodney Hall will give a finger painting lesson at the Patten Memorial Library on Wednesday at 10 am to children in the third fourth and fifth grades Materials will be furnished The group will be limited to 20 so anyone interested in taking this lesson is asked to sign up at the library as soon as possible If any person older than this group would like to take the lesson they are asked to con tact the librarian Mrs Katherine Rogers good time to start Whenever you save by dividends figured from the first of that If you don't already save with us now's a the fifteenth of the month your money earns month Start saving now or add to your present account by August 15th ond you'll odd extra dividend dollars to your savings Savings pay 4Vz and 5 per year Compounded quarterly Your savings are sured up to $15000 at no cost to you dB mm SAVE $20 MODEL 8P-8-23 AMFM 2 BAND TRANSISTOR RADIO-RE GULARLY $3995 TODAY AND MONDAY ONLY $1995 ALL OTHER SONY AND TOSHIBA RADIOS AT CLOSEOUT PRICES COFFIN WIMPLE INC 51 HILLSIDE AVENUE Midway between Bangor Shopping Center and Bangor High Open Friday 9 Saturday 'til 5 Tel 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