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err Tel 942-4881 12 Bangor Daily News Monday January 20 1964 4 4 A 0 i i jk y- r- Q) 4 i j- m4 1 i A 1 i A Ot 1 I 'V r-- I) i i 'X9 'V: Tf I Vi a SsL I A K' i i 5 i i 'i 1 5 ft 1 4 SUNNY SLIDING SUNDAY Bright sunshine Sunday mey the snow on the new sliding slope of the City of Bangor near the Bangor District tanks on Essex Street Site is the former fv Essex Street dump which has been bulldozed It makes a safe place for youngsters to slide and they look like they are enjoying it here It can also be used for skiing (NEWS Photo by Webb) New Display Of Art At Bangor House The Bangor Art Society announces that the exhibit of original works of art by its members at the Bangor House has been changed and the new display will be in the Bangor House lobby for the next six weeks Included in the new exhibit are 39 paintings in oil water color and pastel by both professional and amateur artists and although these paintings may be purchased it is the intent of the Bangor Art Society to offer a showcase for the works of its members It is hoped that both hometown folks and visitors will View the work of these Ideal artists with interest Two newcomers to the list of painters this month are Jeanne Murray whose small oil painting is bright and attractive and Axel Henry Gren whose- oil in Swiss offers a view of scenic grandeur Three seascapes in oil are worthy of attention Georges by Robert Cardin by Irene Heddericg and by Evelyn Pearson all show the ocean in a stormy mood A semi-Oriental abstraction in water color by Roger Stearns Jr entitled on is unusual and indicates Mr versatility and skill by Helen Marie Allen and by Anita Bartlett are both imaginative and skillfully executed A Little by Margaret Cunningham offers a note of wistful gaiety to the show Other painters participating are: Dorothy Babcock Marcia Bailey Charles Beatty Janet Bracket Brockway Charles Cronin Mildred Dolliver Idamae Garside Wmi fred Jones Lloyd Me Peek William Moise Anne Paige Avis Sarnacki Geraldine Stearns Thelma Stone Norman Tronerud Margaret White A Whitmore Georgia Worster Old Town" OLD TOWN Father Council Knights of Columbus will sponsor a public game night at of Hall tonight at 7:15 Survey Underway RETIREMENT PARTY Mrs Mildred (Drew) Kenerson was honored at a party Saturday night on her retirement from Sears Roebuck and Company Among the 300 attending were left to right: Gordon Chase manager Mrs Kenerson and John Kenerson her husband (NEWS Photo By Hall) The kick-off on a detailed survey of the labor market to encompass 20 towns in the Bangor area will start this morning at 8:30 in the Bangor and Brewer City Halls Representatives of the Bangor office of the Maine Employment Security office will conduct the survey which is being done to determine what skills abilities and potentials exist in order to plan for what kind of industry should be induced to locate in this section Mrs Mildred Kenerson Feted At Retirement Party the affair which used big signs and other appropriate decorations featuring the guest The honor guest was presented with gifts from the company and from her fellow employees A buffet supper was served Music for dancing was furnished by Les Nadeau Games were enjoyed during the St Credit Union Has 8th Annual Meeting Mrs Mildred (Drew) Kenerson 29 Hillcrest Drive Brewer was honored at a retirement party Saturday night at Pilots Grill She has retired from Sears Roebuck Company after 30 years service Mrs Kenerson started work for Sears May 12 1934 and is its oldest employee in length of service Approximately 300 attended Spring Summer Fashions Start With Marathon Show The St Federal Credit union held its eighth annual meeting and election of officers in St Parish Commumty Room Sunday afternoon President Dennis Soucy presented the highlights of 1963 after giving a short welcome to those present at the meeting Elected to serve on the board of directors for three years were: Dennis Soucy Wilfred Brooks and Miss Carmela Profita for two year terms William Ford and Ernest Thebarge for a single year term Hugh Whitty Jr and John Flanagan The following officers were Cottage At Pusliaw Pond OLD TOWN Fire of undetermined origin leveled a aix-room summer cottage on Pu-shaw Pond here Saturday evening Old Town fire and police de partments are still investigating the cause of the blaze at the Old Town Landing The owner Mrs Ruth Goodwin of 263 Center Street Old Town said that nobody had lived in the building since last summer Electricity had been turned off according to Mrs Goodwin Old Town firemen answered the call at 9:40 but found the camp burned flat when they arrived at the scene Chief Chauncey A Miller reported The building was partially covered by insurance according to Mrs Goodwin Orono ORONO Story of will be presented by Mrs Harold Coffin of Bangor at this meeting of the Club of Orono to be held at 2 30 at the Orono Community House The executive board of the club will meet at 1:15 preceding the business session and program Girl Scout 72 will meet this afternoon following school at the Methodist Church vestry The scouts will receive material for the Girl Scout Cookie Sale OH MH Post 84 American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening at 7:30 in the Legion Hall All members are urged to be present Those attending should take a picnic lunch A meeting of the Orono American Field Service phapter will be held this evening at 8 at the Orono High School cafetorium A progress report will be made new representatives will be named and by-laws of the chapter will be considered Wednesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at St School Brownie Troop 139 of St School and the Junior Troop of the school will participate in an Investiture Ceremony Parents are invited Dr Richard Gerry Institutional Representative for Boy Scout Troop 47 said Saturday that all future meetings of the troop will be held on Tuesday evenings at 7 at the North Main Street Scout Hall For a number of years meetings have been held on Monday evenings 7T Brewer Arcadia Temple Pythian Sisters met Friday night in the of Hall Center Street with the newly installed Most Excellent Chief Mrs Joan Lawrence presiding The following committees were appointed: floral Mildred Clark and Jessie Brown visiting Brewer: Mona Ladd and Eva Homsted Bangor: Lillian Saunders and Ruby Leighton greeting cards Mrs Leighton ways and means for January Joan Lawrence Ruth Thomas and Shirley Hart February Eva Homsted and Audrey Kenney Helen Wy man was awarded the mystery box It was announced that the annual meeting of the Pythian Home Association will be held at the Woodsford Temple Hall in Portland Saturday afternoon January 25 at 2 The 50th anniversary of the Association will be observed and a feature will be an outline of its history A covered dish supper was served preceding the meet ing by Rose Parsons Helen Wyman and Shirley Hart Todays Events The Roundaliers will meet this evening at 8 at the Pendleton Street School Round dance swinging papa blues will be taught All round dancers will be welcome Coming Events The NTYNTO Unit of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Thurle Gray 144 Wilson Street Dessert will be served at 7:15 Miss Francena Morey will be co-hostess The devotional leader will be Mrs Gerald Robertson A work session has been planned Members attending are reminded to bring scissors cotton cloth and articles for a silent auction Patch-work squares will be cut to be used as occupational therapy at Nyadire Methodist Hospital in Salisbury Southern Rhodesia So He Picked Up The Car LOUISVILLE Roy Hunt borrowed the midget foreign car of a friend to go on an errand He got the motor started but find the reverse gear to back up and turn around Shen traffic piled up behind 'on the busy city street Hunt got out of the vehicle lifted the front end and wheeled it around to the direction in which he wanted to go then drove away By PATRICIA PETERSON (New York Timei Nowi Service) FLORENCE -The 1964 spring and summer fashion collections got off to a bright start Sunday as 29 boutique and sportswear designers put on a marathon show at the Pitti Palace for buyers and press that lasted from early morning to late at night This international audience saw everything from a perennial with the and often scantier coverups to night gowns designed by a princess If the Italians have their way pants will be narrow or become tights The chemise will continue for day and night and the pullover ending at the top of the legs will do away with shorts Prints vied with striped towelling Aggressive color an Italian tradition surrendered to softer shades and knits never looked better first showing in Florence added quality to the collections Roveda enchanted the audience by presenting her teenage clothes on a score of pretty youitg women from Patrician Florentine families Patrick de Barentzen showed a group of knit suits and straw masquerade hats Forquet showed some of the most beautiful prints of the day One dress had huge pleated pants that at a first glance looked like a skirt A State of Maine program will be presented at the Old' Town Club meeting to- night at the home of Mrs Rus- 1 sell Spencer in Bradley Mem- bers are requested to be prepared to give some listorical fact in response to a -roll call Star in the East Lodge A and A will hold a special communication at 7:30 tonight at Masonic Temple in OrOno Work will be done in the Master Masons degree The Penobscot Club meets tonight at the home of' Mrs Charles Lowell Davis 1 Street The program which will feature a Recipe Auction will be arranged by Mrs Ruth Bertrand Oakes Relief Corps will have a 6:00 supper and installation of offi- cers tonight at the Community House Members are asked to bring a casserole or pastry unless otherwise conr tacted -1 The Neeburban Club meets tonight at Old Town High School for a regular meeting Mrs True Trefethern of Bangor will be the speaker A pizza supper will be held at the home of Mrs Robert tohight by the meity bers of the Omega Club Mem bers are reminded to bring ar-t-ticles be sent to the Veterans -Hospital at Togus also for a White Elephant Sale to be held at this meeting fn 'f Mr Maurice of the Continent tal Coiffures Bangor will discuss Latest Hair at a meeting of the Molmutoot Club tonight at the home Mrs James Rand Gilman Fall' Avenue A meeting of the Ladies of St Ann Sodality of St Parish in Bradley will be tonight in the parish hall 1 Mrs Rogers will entertain the members of Our Neighborhood Club for a meeting nf 1 her home on North Fourth Street this evening Mrs James Hinds will be the assisting hostess will bo-observed under the direction o'f Mrs Forest Moors Mrs Jos- eph Leonard and Mrs MillardL Moors Members of Katahdin Chapi ter OES are urged to attend tf1 meeting Tuesday evening atf 7:45 at Odd Fellows Hall' when Advance Night will be oW' served Officers are requested to wear white gowns for degree work It is important that all'' members attend because of proposed change in the by a laws 1 -f Members of St Cecelia Cir-' cle Daughters of Isabella planning to attend the anniversary banquet at of Hall Sun- day January 26 at 6:30 are reminded that the deadline for reservations is Wednesday and tickets may be obtained from the chairman Mrs Agnea' Baker and her co-chairman" Mrs Madeline nr-their committee The annual meeting and tion of officers of the Senior Ladies Aid of the Milford Congregational Church will be held Wednesday afternoon at tha home of the president Mrs Hazel Cunningham in Milford Myrtle Rebekah Lodge meet Thursday evening at Oddi Fellows Hall in preparation for1 the visit John LePage son of Mr and Mrs John LePage 78 Shirley Street Old Town is a patient at the Eastern Maine Gehl eral Hospital i Gians designed a pullover for a rainy day at the beach of white oilcloth banded in sun vcllow with boots and snood to match Ken famous prints this season were all on a black ground Contessina Fiammetta Geddes da hairdo was created by Canta who flew here from Paris especially to do the hair Princess Galitzine opened her boutique collection with nightgowns and matching robe Her silk and wool robes were tailored like coats and the silk nightgown underneath was a sleeveless shirt Both were in wallpaper prints of blue roses and white Articles Given To Pineland By Base Sorority LORING AFB Two Hi-Fi record players and six transistor radios have been presented to Pineland Hospital by Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Loring information office said Saturday Joyce Rudolph services chairman for the chapter made the presentation to Lou Moore educational director of Pineland during a dinner meeting at the Loring Open Mess observance which will climax In May of 1966 Mrs Philip Palmer gave the meditation of the meaning of the anniversary She was assisted by Mrs Nels Skoog president of the First Church WSCS and Mrs Waldron Sawyer secretary of spiritual life Mrs John Doucett sang by Lester A social hour followed the service An anniversary cake was cut and an exhibit of the work of the WSCS over the past 25 years was presented 1 George Rees manager of the Maine Employment Security Commission in Bangor said that the interviewers wish to talk to people who are unemployed not working at jobs for which they are trained and all part-time and temporarily employed people Interviewers will be available from 8:30 until 830 in both Bangor and Brewer today and tomorrow They will also be in Bangor Wednesday also elected: Dennis Soucy president William Ford vice president Carmela Profita secretary Wilfred Brooks treasurer Hugh Whitty Jr assistant treasurer Named to the Credit Com mittee for 1964 were: Dennis Soucy three year term William Ford unexpired two year term and John Flanagan unexpired one year term Ernest Thebarge Frank Gunn Jr Francis Zelz Edward Wilson and Albert Weymouth were elected to the Supervisory Committee by the Board of Directors -4 if the a and Mrs Douglass Sanders sister of the bridegroom served the four-tier wedding cake after the first slice was cut by the bridal couple For a motor trip to the White Mountains for one week the bride chose a coffee brown Italian knit suit with brown and black accessories She complemented her ensemble with an orchid coraage On their return after January 27 the couple will be at home at 160 Grove Street The bride was graduated from Bangor High School in the class of 1963 and attended Twin Gty Beauty Culture School She is employed by The bridegroom was graduated from Tracy High School in the class of 1981 and is employed at -j Methodist WSCS Begins 25th Anniversary Program Jaycees To Entertain Employers Bosses Night the annual banquet-meeting of the members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and their employers will be held at Pilots Grill tonight at 6:30 A feature of the evening will be the announcement of outstanding young man for the year A committee has been canvassing churches business clubs and organizations to determine which young man through has contributed the most to the community during the year Night is an annual feature of junior chambers throughout the nation It is dedicated to the bosses who support the Jaycees and recognize the value of the organization Paul Winkler chairman of Bosses Night said that the speaker of the event will be Robert Marden of Waterville Speaker of the House Maine State Legislature This is the first of many events scheduled for Jaycee Week by the Bangor Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Week celebrates the founding of the Jaycee movement in St Louis in 1915 From a small nucleus it expanded into an organization with a quarter million members in 4-800 communities Jaycee week started Sunday and runs through January 25 Veazie Legion Group To Meet The James Millner Jr Unit 169 American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Veazie Town Hall at 7:30 this evening All members are urged to attend A social event will follow the meeting The Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held special observances for the 25th Anniversary of the WSCS at its meeting Sunday night Guests from other societies in the Bangor area were invited to attend the meeting held in the First Methodist Church The basic service was one which had been prepared for use in Societies throughout the Methodist Church to mark the beginning of the anniversary (Photo By Stevens) MRS DENNIS McCURDY (Suzanne Halford) Suzanne Haf ford Married In Service At Dow Chapel Miss Suzanne Elaine Hafford daughter of Mrs George Ver-eault 2 Willow Street Bangor became the bride of Airman 2C Dennis McCurdy son of Mr and Mrs Donald McCurdy 1101 Clover Road Tracy Cam in thq chapel at DoW AFB Bangor Saturday afternoon Captain Edwin Davis Protestant chaplain performed tjie double ring ceremony Flowers and white tapers were used for wedding in blue add with a blue satin sash on the hemline The reception was held at VFW Hall in Brewer where floral centerpiece with white tapers was used indecorating Assisting in serving were Mrs Afton Hallcutt Mrs Vaughn Moody Mrs'James Young Mrs Richard Rollins all aunts of-the-brideMrs Paul Coady Mrs Stanley Zoidis and Mrs Betty Clingerman Nancy Harper circulated the guest book Grange Holds Degree Work Queen City Grange met Saturday night in the Grange Hall East Bangor with Herbert Sawyer presidipg The third and fourth degrees were conferred on a class of candidates The third degree was by the regular officers with Chief Deputy George Corey as master and tfce fourth degree was conferred by the fourth degree team from Bangor Grange Jerome Sanford master Taking part in the harvest march were Mr and Mrs Rex-ford Grant Mr and Mrs Herbert Sawyer Mr and- Mfs Ernest Berce and Mr and Mrs Clement Lane The tableau in the third degree directed by Priscilla Corey included Hattie Fletcher Esther Grant Elvenia Magee and Esther Bridges The tableau in the fourth degree was by Mr and Mrs George Tinker with the song by the Grange The candidates were Mr and Mrs Oscar Lister Sr Oscar Lister Jr and Joyce Berry for Queen City Mr and Mrs Walter Libby Bangor Grange and Jean Byron' of Sebasticook Grange It was announced that Penobscot Pomona will meet January 25 with Riverside Grange and the fifth degree will be conferred There were 81 present with visitors from Bangor Veazie Riverside Sebasticook Eastern Star and Holden Granges Scrambled Night will be observed at the next meeting February 1 and the three-point program with Eastern Star and Bangor Grangea will begin February 18 A wedding march was played Given in marriage by George Vereault the bride was dressed in a gown of Alencon lace with a round neck wrist-length sleeves and princess line Her double nylon veil was caught to a seed pearl coronet She carried a bouquet of white roses with lily of the valley Mrs Richard Michaud matron of honor wore a pink nylon in princess style with elbow-length sleeves She carried pink carnations Airman 2C Lawrence Perrigo was the best man Ushers were Richard Rollins and Arnold Hafford uncles of the bride Barbara Anne Gingerman daughter of Mrs Betty Ginger-man was the flower girl She wore white nylon embroidered I Seek Refuge SAPPORO Japan (UPI) Eighteen fishing boats sought! refuge in Soviet territory north! of Hokkaido island Sunday be-1 cause of high seas whipped up by gale-force winds The Jap-! anese Maritime Safety Agency! said the vessels wera fishing in South Kurile waters TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Mrs Wen- dall Eaton center cuts the cake at the 25th annl- meeting of the Woman's Society of Chris- I I tu I ml II Vvtpaij UIVViVlUQ vAV ViiiCbil VWVSVVJ Church Left to right are Mrs Eugene Canty Mrs Waldron Sawyer Mrs Philip Polk Mrs Eaton Mrs Philip Palmer and Mrs Nels Skoog (NEWS ni rir-vu I SIMip MMUV tian Service field Sunday in the First Methodist I 1 1 1 1 Photo By Webb) A i Mad.