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A 7 i I 6 Bangor Dally News, Tuesday, December 8, 1933 'AROOSTOOK Urges' Students To Take Part In Welding Contest STATE AND COUNTY NEWS Scout-0-Rama Held At Van Buren Attracts 4GD Scouts And Adults VAN BUREN. Deo. 7 Four hundred Boy ficouts tnd adults took part to on of the best ficout-O-Rama's ever held to Aroostook area Saturday evening st fit. Brunos chureh hall to Van Buren, according Charlea Lockhart of Fort relrfleld, camping and activities chairman of the North Star District, Katahdln Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. 30 'days, Deputy Secretary Of State Hears 157 Driving Cases And Petitions In Session Held At Houlton, Caribou CARIBOU, Dee.

7 la a three-day session st Caribou and Houlton, Deputy Secretary of State Paul A. MacDonald hae heard a total of 157 cases of complaints against drivers and petitions for restoration of licenses. by the use of hand signals. Troop 178, JNaahbum, hid fire-la wt aa its topic and different kinds of fireplace gave tha ficouts an opportunity to us colored lights within the rock fireplaces and log fires. "Small fir trees set around the sides and back of th birch log booths gav a outdoor effect.

Troop 180, New Sweden, had a display on tin cana, craftwork various types of cooking equipment, pots andXkettles all made of tin cans ApdV-candla holder of the same metti. Troop 183. Caribou, used trail signs aa its topic. A complete min iature camp site mads of match sticks, small twigs and mlrrows attracted a great deal of attention as did the models of various trail signs. Troop 193, Limestone, showed the making of first aid kits using small bullion eube boxes to pack the material to.

They also demon strated how to make lost kits' to carry for use when lost to the woods. SIGNALING DEVICES Troop 196, Van Buren, had th largest booth to the area given over to signaling devices. Part of its demonstrations was carried on out to the center of the arena as it showed th use of flags, buzzers, colored lights and other methods of signaling. Troop 190, Madawaska, won the prize for the best booth and display. The prize wa donated by J.

Penny Company of Caribou and consisted of a complete eooking and eating outfit for eight Scout era. The Scouts to this Troop had a Urge blowup map of the area around Madawaska which they made themselves. They gsve dem onstrations on the compass, the orientation of a map, the finding of true north and magnetic north and tha computation of declsna tlon. Gam period and camp fire brought the show to a close. PRESQUE ISLE Dec.

7-Paul R. Lynch, agricultural Instructor of Presque Isle High school Is serving on the rules committee of nation-wide high school 87,000 arc welding award program sponsored by tha James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation of Cleveland, The purpose of the essay contest, he says, is to encourage high school students to study how Arc welding can contribute to better farm operation and maintenance. Lynch says that although the competition la nation-wide, entries ar not received to such large quantltlea that students should feel that they do not hav a chance. He feels that students in Maine hava an excellent chance to receive some, of the 100 awards to be made, ranging from 825 to 8600.

He urges all boys to the state who are Interested write to the Foundation, Cleveland 17, Ohio, tot a copy of the rifles booklet This booklet contains 61 pictures of project which received awards In previous program. Last year there were no awards mad to the state of Maine. Awards are made for the best descriptions of how are welding can be or was used to make a school or home project Tri-Hi-Y Group Presents Program At Presque Isle PRESQUE ISLE Dec. .7 The unlor group of the Tri-Hi-Y Club of Presque Isle High school pre tented a special childrens program Saturday morning st tha Presque Isis Public library. The girls were dressed to cot' tumes of fairy tale folk with Soma taking more than one part The following were to charge of th story, hour program: Joyce Akeley, Ardis Carmichael, Patsy Chandler, Lucille Beaulieu, Maureen White, tnd Beatrice White.

Stories were read and songs sung. Mrs. Lawrence Goldsmith made frosted Christmas cookies which were given to each child. This special program wa well attended. Marriage Intentions PRESQUE ISLE Dec.

7 Marriage Intentions filed Monday with City Clerk Opal Orsy are follows: Clarence Linden Presque Isle, laborer, and Darlene Dawn DeMerchant, Presqua Isle, st home. Spech On Marketing Dairy Industry, Extension Service Representatives Meet At Houlton HYPNOTIST PERFORMS Prof. Paul Martel, above, will conclude the third of a series of benefit performances Tuesday at th French-villa Town Hall under sponsorship of the fire department. He will also appear to Mapleton Friday evening. At a benefit show last week at Port Kent, all funds wer used to purchase 45 pairs of shoe for needy children.

Fort Fairfield FORT FAIRFIELD, Dee. 7-Forl Fairfield Orange No. 363 met Friday evening with a good attendance. Alfred Fisher was installed ts treasurer by Put Muter Fred Clark. The put masters Jewel was presented to George Johnston by overseer Roy Campbell.

Mr. tnd Mrs, Rol Campbell who were delegates to state grange In Portland last week each gave a good report ef th session. Romey Haines showed colored movies during the evening. Refreshments were served by th month of December committee. The next meeting will be Christmas party Dec.

18 where there will be a program, Christmas tree and exchange of gifts. A picnic will be served. LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. William Howard hava left for SL Petersburg, where they will spend the winter.

They were accompanied as far aa Hartford, by Mrs. Belle Foster who win spend the winter with her granddaughter, Mrs. Daniel Fragnoll. Miss Gloria Giggey, R. who hu been a patient at Oreenwich hospital, Hartford, arrived to town Friday by plane to spend a month with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Vavel Giggey. Mrs. Herman Cooperstein of Bangor has visited this week with her son and daughter-to-law, Mr. and Mrt.

William Cooperstein. 8ha went to Presque Isle 8aturdsy for a visit at the home of her son Harold Cooperstein. county agent of Presque Isle, topic, the 1954 Aroostook county dairy extension program; Ralph A. Corbett of Orono. extension dairyman, topic, working together, everyone prospers.

Others attending th session were Ctrl Worthley of Fort Kent, assistant county agent; Thoms McLellan of Sherman, Milne Breeding Cooperative technician: Ralph Rush of Benedicts, director Maine Breeding Cooperative; Richard Talbot of Orono, Mains Breeding Cooperative fleldman; Treston Bubsr of Littleton, president of th Dairy Herd Improvement Association; Ron's! Mullls of Sherman, D. H. A. supervisor, John dimming of Houlton, Maine Breeding Cooperative technician. Clair Bubsr of Houlton, D.

H. I. A. supervisor; James McCain et Houlton, D. H.

I. A. secretary; Glenn McPhee of Newport. K. P.

Hood and Son Owns Smith, State Road, Aroostook county extension association president; Allen Manchester of Orono, Extension economist; Willis. Russell of Danfcrth, D. H. I. A.

president; Fred CorLs of Sherman, D. H. I. A. president; True Sleeper of Sherman, D.

H. I. A. director; Frank Underhill ef Caribou, Maine Breeding Cooperative technician. Floyd Sheriblno of Island Falls, H.

P. Hood and Son; Arthur Ref-ford of Ashland, Maine Breeding Cooperative director; Harold Anderson of Stockholm. D- H. I. A.

president: Kenneth Dow of Caribou, D. H. I. A. director: rhilip Hobbs of Presque Isle, D.

H. I. A. supervisor and George Lord of Orono, assistant director of exten- slon. 1 V.

uranct required for 30 daya Gilbert Emond, Madawaaka. complaint, leaving the ecene of an accident, condition to be added for 1953, pink conditional for 1954, Insurance required for 30 daya Earlyn Fitzherbert, Easton, com plaint, reckless driving, right to operate suspended for 90 daya pink conditional for 1954 and 1955. Insurant! required before registration. Robert I. Francia Llmeetone, complaint, operating ao aa to endanger, continued for proof of notice.

David H. Gagnon, PrenchvUle, petition for restoration of Ucenae revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, pink conditional Ueense Upon receipt of Insurance certification. Mitchell Caribou, peti' tlon for restoration of license revoked for driving while under the Influence of Uquor, petition denied. Guy Godbout, Grand Pails, com1 plaint, reeklett driving, pink conditional Ucenae for 1954, If he passes, test Joseph L. Godin.

Port Kent, complaint, passing on hill, pink cense for 1954 If insurance is filed. David P. Ooodlne, Waahburn, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for driving under the Influence of Uquor. pink conditional Ueense upon receipt of insurance certification. Roy Gustafson, Presqua Isle, complaint, reckless driving, eon' tinued for proof of notice.

Arthur Halford, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating under the influence of Uquor, decision reserved pending further Investigation. Grover Henderaon, fit. Francis, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating under the Influence, continued to Augusta. George C. Higgins, Tresque Isle, petition for restoration of cense revoked for operating under the Influence, pink conditional cense upon compUance with fi nanclal responsibility requirements.

Edward Hodgson, Presque Isle, complaint, operating while under the Influence of Uquor, Ueense sue pended for 30 days, pink conditional Ueense for 1954, Insurance required. Bemie J. Holmes, Caribou, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under the influence of Uquor, ptok conditional license upon receipt of evidence of Insurance. Helen G. Caribou, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor.

pink conditional license upon receipt of insurance eoveraga. Robert Hulbert, Limestone, complaint, operating ao a to endanger, pink conditional Ueense for 1954 If he passes the test. Charlea E. Hussey, Presque Isle, complaint, speding, continued. Millard Inland, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, petition denied.

Jamea D- Jackson, Caribou, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under th Influence of Uquor, ptnk Conditional license upon receipt of evidence of insurance coverage. Emile Oagnon. Port Kent, petition for restoration of Ucenae revoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional Ueense upon application. The following cases were heard before the deputy secretary of state at Houlton. December 1: Richard Albright, Houlton, complaint.

reckless driving, license suspended indefinitely. Eugene H. Albright, Houlton, complaint, apeedlng. right to op era to suspended for remainder of 1953, pink conditional license for 1954, Insurance required. Donat A.

Bernaicbe, Houlton, complaint, fallura to report an accident, Ueense restored to employer vehicles. Lawrence Brown, Littleton, complaint, apeedlng, license suspended indefinitely. Edward Campbell. Island Palls, complaint, speeding, Ueense restricted to employer's vehicle for remainder of 1953, pink Ueense for 1954. Oran T.

Carr, Danforth, petition for restoration of Ucenae revoked for operating while under the to fluenc of Uquor, right restored If he passes test and compiles with financial responsibilities. DarreU H. Cottle, Houlton, com plaint, operating so as to endanger and speeding, right to operate suspended for balance of 1953, ptnk conditional Ucenae for 1954, if he files evidence of Insurance cover age. Vance D. Crandleralre, Vance boro, eomplalnt, reckless driving, Ucenae suspended for 96 davs, pink conditional Ucenae for 1954 and 1955 if files evidence of Insurance coverage, Char lee Daggett, Llnneus, complaint, speeding.

Ucenae suspended for 10 days, conditional to be added for 1953 and 1954. Mont DeWitt, Houlton, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, ptnk conditional upon receipt of evidence of Insurance coverage. Hollia O. Dixon, Danforth, petition for restoration of Ueense re voked for operating while under th Influence ef Uquor, pink con dltional Ueense for 1954 If be passes test. Insurance required for registration.

Eldon Estsbrook. Houlton, complaint, passing on the crest ef a grade, conditional Added far 1953 and 1954. Kenneth A. Folsom, Montlcello, complaint, speeding, license suspended for 39 days, Insurance re quired. Garth Henderson, Houlton, complaint, operating so as to endanger and failure to report an accident.

Ucenae suspended for 39 daya, pink conditional tor 1954 and 1955. Insurance required. Robert Henderson, Boulton, com plaint, not a proper person to hold registration, registration rights suspended until he peases test. Harold H. Boar, Jr, Island Falls, to Lawrence Belanger, Van Buren, complaint, reckless driving, decision reserved pending receipt of officers report Frederick Bell, Limestone, complaint, operating ao aa to endanger, suspended tor balance of 1953.

pink conditional license tor 1954, insurance required if he registers. Clsyton Benson, Mm Hill, complaint, operating while under the Influence of liquor, (New Hampshire), 90-day. suspension, pink Ucenae for 1954. Jack Bolatrldge, Limestone, com plaint, leaving the ecene of an accident, suspended for balance of 1953, pink conditional Ucenae for 1954. insurance required In 30 daya.

Hugh A. Briggs, Caribou, com plaint not a proper person to operate motor vehicles, condition added for 1953 and 1954, must pass driver test Leigh C. Briggs. Caribou, pet! tlon for restoration of Ueense re voked for operating while under th Influence of Uquor, pink conditional license upon application, Edward M. Brooker, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of cense revoked for operating while under the influence of Uquor, petition denied.

Ralph K. Bull, Washburn, petl tlon for restoration of Ueense re voked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, continued to next Caribou hearing. J. Henry Burke, Fort Fairfield, complaint reckless driving, right to operate suspended for balance of 1953, pink conditional license for 1954 If ha passes test and files Insurance. Clarence Carney, Ashland, eom plaint omission to pay the sales or use tax on the purchase of a sedan, case to be filed if he pays amount of sales tax due within aeven days.

Robert Carney, Ashland, com' plaint operating with Inadequate brake, condition for 1953 and 1954, Insurance required for registration. Patrick Castonguay, Limestone, complaint operating ao as to endanger and failure to report an accident continued to Portland hearings. Earl B. Chadwick, Jr, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license revoked for reckless driving, pink conditional license restricted to operation of employer's vehicles. Albert Chaase, Fort Kent complaint speeding, 30-day suspension.

Harold Chase, limestone, complaint. speeding, condition to be added for 1954. DarreU L. Chandler, Presque Isle, complaint speeding, continued to next Bangor hearing. Kenneth R.

Chavis, Presqua Isle, complaint speeding, right to operate suspended for 30 days. Jamea M. Colbert Limestone, complaint recklesa driving, decision reserved pending receipt of officers report David L. Conrad, Caswell, complaint, operating so aa to endanger, case filed. Leo Corriveau, Presque Isle, complaint, recklesa driving, Indefinite uspenslon.

Donald Cyr, Van Buren, eomplalnt speeding so as to endanger, continued for officer' report Leone Cyr. 8t Agatha, complaint, leaving acena of an accident continued for proof of notice. Raymond Cyr, Madawaaka, complaint recklesa driving, pink Ucenas for 1954 and 1955, Insurance required to 30 days Ernest O. Cyr, Madawaska. complaint reckless driving, continued for proof of notice.

Roland Cyr, Caribou, eomplalnt, operating to as to endanger, may have pink conditional license If he compiles with financial responsi biUty requirements. Fortunat Daigle, Madawaska, tltion for destoratlon of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, ptnk condi tional license upon application. Patrick Daigle, Grand Isle, com plaint speeding, condition to be added for 1953 and 1954, insurance required to 30 days. Paul Daigle, Limestone, complaint, operating so as to endanger, decision reserved pending receipt of officer report Paul Daigle, Grand Falla, N. complaint recklesa driving, case filed.

Richard Daigle, Fort Kent, complaint operating so aa to endanger, continued for proof of notice. Vslere Daigle, Madawaska, com plaint speeding ao as to endanger, pink conditional license tor 1954 and 1955, insurance required to SO day. Edward Dsmboiae, Caribou, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of Intoxicating liquor, pink conditional license upon applies tlon. Carroll Dickinson. Washburn, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, petition dismissed without prejudice.

Clayton Li Dow, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon receipt of evidence of Insurance coverage. Sterling Dow, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license rt voked for operating while under the influence of liquor, pink conditional licence upon application, Insur a nee required for registration. Travis L. Dow, Washburn, petition for restoration of license re voked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon receipt of evidence of insurance coverage. Abel Dubay, Mapleton, petition for restorstlon of license revoked for -operating while under the Influence of Uquor, pink conditional Ueense upon application, insurance required for registration.

Louis Dufour, Caribou, complaint, operating so aa to endanger, condition to be added to whit Ucenae for 1953, pink conditional Ueense for 1954, Insurant required for 30 days. Raymond Durant, Madawaska, complaint, apeedlng, condition to be added for 1153 and 1954, to HALL EXHIBITS In th large basement hall the various Troops from towns in the area set up their respective booths around th hall Used were whit birch and fir bow to bring an outdoor atmosphere to the affair. By late afternoon most of the booths were completed. A street parade headed by the fire and police departments of Van Buren started early to the evening. The rout of march took th Scouta to the main business area of Van Buren.

Th ficout-O-Rama opened with the massing of flag and posting of colors by Troop 196 of- Van Buren. The large audience seated itself around tha outer edge of the area to observe tha candlelight ceremonies and court of honor to charge of Jasper Narsworthy, the Rev. Gerald Wyman and Waldo Hardison, all of Caribou. The following boys received their star award from th Rev. Leo Oal lant and J.

Roberts of Van Buren and District Scout Executive Bertrand T. Wood of Mapleton: Parka Harris and Charles Ml chaud. Troop 171, Presque Isle: Daniel Brewer, Robert Gauvln and Robert Hemingway, Troop 183, Caribou; Gordon Lorette and Max Bellefler, Troop 193, Limestone. Troop 170, Mzpleton, had a booth given over to flag etiquette with demonstrations on the floor as to the correct methods and respect to the flag to marching formation. PIONEERING TOPIC Troop 171, Presque Isle, had display using pioneering as Its topic.

It used poles and rope lashings to mskt up full size bridges and towers. Troop 173, Mars Hill, demon strated proper methods of packing for a hike with a display of needed materials along th front of the booth, Troop 174, Presque Isle, demon' strated how to follow commands Coming Events AT HOULTON Portia Rebekeh Lodge will meet Wednesday evening at the I.O.OF. halL There will be a Christmas tree with distribution of gifts and a program. Refreshments will be served with. Mrs.

M. C. Oentle In charge. Members are asked to bring a gift for the tree. AT WASHBURN The Women Society of Christian Service of the Washburn Methodist Church will sponsor food sale and fancy work table Saturday from 1:30 to 4 30 o'clock at tha old post office.

The annual Christmas party for the WSCS will' be at th home of Mrs. Vesta Thompson, December 19. AT PRESQUE ISLE Lunar Chapter, No. 136, OEfi. will have its Christmas party Wednesday evening at 7:30 oclock at the Masonic Temple.

Member Sr asked to bring a gift (or ex change of not more than 50 cents to value. Refreshments will be served. AT PRESQUE ISLE The Presque Isle Extension group will meet Wednesday st the Maysvllle Grange Hall with dinner served et noon. A planning meeting" win be held In the afternoon, followed by a Christmas party. petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon application.

Insurance required for registration. William Holden, Houlton, complaint, omlsalon to pay the sales or use tax on the purchase of a car, continued for proof of notice. Roger A. Lilley, Smyrna, petition for restoration ef license revoked for operating whllt under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon receipt ef evidence of Insurance coverage. Gerald L.

Mack, Island Falls, petition for restoration of license revoked for operetlng while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional Ucenae upon receipt of evidence of Insurance certification. Leo Nison, Llnneus, complaint, leaving th acetae of an accident, continued for proof of notice. Joseph ODonnell, Houlton, complaint, operating ao aa to endanger, continued to Augusta. Alan C. Roberta, Vince boro, complaint, reckless driving, pink cent for 1954 If files evtdenc ef insurance.

Emile N. Rollins, Orient, complaint. operating to an incautious manner, Ueense suspended for 30 days, pink conditional Ueense for 1954 If he files evidence of Insurance. Eldcn Schilling tr. New Limerick, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under th Influence of Uquor, pink conditional license upon application.

Insurance required lor registration. Oeorgt Tomeh, Houlton, complaint, leaving th ecene of an accident, continued for officers report. Arnold Wsrd. New Xlmerick, eomplalnt, speeding, conditional to added for 1953 and 1954. Georgs F.

Wiggins, Houlton, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked whUe operating under th Influence of Uquor, pink conditional license upon application. Deimont Worster, Kingman, complain, operating a motor vehicle to an Incautious manner, right to operate suspended Until he compile with financial responsibilities requirements. complaint, operating so as to en danger, continued to Portland. Oloria Pelletier, Fort Kent, earn plaint, speeding, condition to be added for 1954. Rebe Plnette, Walla grass, com' plaint, reckless driving, pink con dltional licenre for 1954, insurance required In 30 days.

Joseph Plante, Caribou, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon receipt of Insurance certlfl cation. Norman Plourde, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink conditional license upon compliance with financial responsibility re qulrements. Robert Porter, Limestone, complaint, reckless driving, continued for proof of notice. Everett A. Rackllffe, Fort Fair' field, complaint, leaving the scene of an accident, 30-day suspension, pink license for 1954 if he files Insurance.

George F. Ritchie, Caribou, complaint. operating so as to endanger, case filed. Leansrd Rogoeenskl, Limestone, complaint, leaving the scene of an accident, 30-day suspension of right to operate, insurance re quired for restoration. Vincent Ross, Limestone, com plaint, operating so as to endanger, Insurance required in 30 days, pink conditional license for 1954 if he passes the test Roger P.

Rouleau, Madasaska, complaint recklesa driving, 30-day suspens'pn, pink conditional 11 cense for 1954 and 1955, insurance required In 30 days, Wallace St. Jarre, Frenchvtlle. complaint operating so as to en danger, continued for proof of no- tiC0. Edward St Peter. Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, petition denied.

VAN BUREN DRIVER Patrick St Pierre. Van Buren, complaint operating while under the influence of liquor (North Carolina), petition denied. Calvin Bakis, Limestone, complaint speeding, case filed. Bert A. Saulls, Caribou, complaint operating while under the influence of liquor (New Brunswick), 60-day suspension, pink conditional licence for 1954 If he files Insurance.

Lewis Schools, Hodgdon, complaint operating so as to endanger, decision reserved pending receipt of officer's report Reginald K. Shaw. Fort Fair-field, complaint, speeding, conditional added for 1953 and 1954. Robert Singer. Limestone, complaint leaving the scene of an accident 60-day suspension of right to operate in Maine.

Oeorge H. Smith Crousevllle, complaint omission to pay sales or use tax on the purchase of a sedan, case to be filed if tax paid within 10 days. Samuel D. Swah, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of license remoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink con' dltional license upon application. Norman Theriault Fort Kent complaint operating so as to tn danger, right to operate suspended until he complies with financial responsibility requirements.

Paul V. Theriault Caribou, peti tion for restoration of license re yoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, pink con dltional license upon receipt of evidence of insurance. Eldon R. Thobodeau. 8t.

Trincls, complaint reckless driving, continued for officer's report Robert L. Thompson, Presque Isle, petit! ton for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, pink con dltional license if he passes test Leland Timoney. Presque Isle, complaint speeding, condition added for 1953 and 1954. Charles M. Ward.

Limestone, complaint operating so as to endanger, right to operate suspended in Maine. Thomaa Weaver. Presque Isle, petition for restoration of liense re yoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, petition denied. Roy White, Fort Kent petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, petition dismissed. Floyd Wilcox, New Sweden, complaint failure to yield the right of way, continued for proof of notice.

Oerwln Limestone, complaint operating so as to en danger, pink conditional license if he passes teat Lester Achom. Fort Fairfield, complaint speeding. 30-day suspension. pink conditional license for 1954 If he files evidence of insur a nee. Edmond W.

Albert, Madawaaka, complaint recklesa driving, pink conditional license for 1954 and 1955. insurance required in 30 days. Roy Albert Francis, petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the Influence of liquor, pink condition' el license upon application required for registration. Georg! Baker, Fort Kent petition for restoration of license revoked for operating while under the influence of liquor, petition dismissed without prejudice. A.

Floyd Bartley, Montlcello, complaint operating an uninspected motor vehicle, continued to Houlton. Curtis Bean. Bridgewater, eom-lieense for 1954, Insurance required I plaint operating so as to endanger, fc 30 davs. I ping conditional license for 1954 J. Wilfred Parent, Van Buren, and 1955, insurance required in Brunswick), 30-day suspension, pink conditional license for 1354 with insurance required.

Rufus lovely, Mars Hill, complaint operating so as to en-decision reserved pending further investigation. McAllister. Washburn, complaint reckless driving, pink t0T 1844 he files evidence cr coverage. McBrealrty. Allagash Plantation, petition for restoration operating th tofluenct of liquor, petition dismissed.

CONDITIONS ADDED Earl McDaniel, Caribou, com-Plaint operating so as to endan- uu SHSt lu.ptnfSu'S,cS5S suspension, pink Ueense for 1954 he me. evidenc insurance coverage. John McHugh, Caribou, com plaint operating in a dangerous manner, pink conditional license Tth flnancl1 re iponaibtlity requirements. Uoyd P. McPherson.

Jr, Maple-ton complaint reckless driving, pink conditional Ueense upon receipt of evidence of insurance coverage. Clifton Martin, Caribou, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, pink conditional ttcense upon receipt of evidence of Insurance coverage. John M. Martin, Caribou, eom'-plaint leaving the scene of an ac-tldent Indefinite suspension. Joseph Martin, Crousevllle.

petition for restorstlon of Ueense suspended for operating while under th Influence of Uquor, pink eondl tlonal license upon receipt of to vurance coverage. Ludger Michaud. Eagle Lake, petition for restorstlon of Ueense revoked for operating whllt under the Influence of liquor, petition filsmlsaed without prejudice. Raoul Michaud, Madawaska, eomplalnt, recklesa drtvng, ptnk conditional license for 1954 only upon receipt of evidence of ta-tosurance coverage. Donald Mohler, Limestone, complaint, operating to at to endanger, use filed.

Leo Moire. Fort Fairfield, eom-, blalnt, apeedlng, pink Ucenae for 1954 with insurance required to 30 days. Edgar Morneault, Presque Isle, petition for restoration of Ueense revoked for operating while under the Influence of Uquor, pink conditional Ueense upon receipt of isuranc coverage. Clayton Moyte, Limestone, complaint, operating so as to endanger, continued for proof of notice. Richard Nickerson.

Montlcello, petition for restoration of 11 erase suspended for operating while under the influence of Uquor, pink conditional license upon receipt of evidence of Insurance coverage. Bernard R. Osborn. South Portland. complaint, speeding, 30-day suspension.

David D. Page, Caribou, complaint. operating so as to endanger, white Ueense for 1954 If he files insurance certification. Ernest A Paradis, Portage, com' plaint, reckless driving, condition sdded for 1953, pink conditional St Johns Auxiliary To Meet Today In Presque Isle Home PRESQUE ISLE Dec. 7 The Womens Auxiliary of St.

Johns Episcopal church will meet Tues day at 3:30 oclock st the home of Mrs, Vaughn Parsons on Park street Following short business meeting. Mrs. Edward McKeen of Winterport will be th guest speaker. 8he la president of the Maine branch of the Womens Aux Uiary of th Episcopal church and as president of the Womens Au Uiary will speak on Womens Aur Uiary, and the diocese of Maine." During her stay to Presque Isle, Mrs. McKeen and her husband will be guests st the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Etorer W. Boone. All women of the parish are to rited. Columbian Squires Hold Meeting VAN BUREN.

Dec. 7 The Bleeaed Chanel Circle No. 49, Columbian Squires of Vn Buren hu held a business meeting and an' neunced the new committees for tha winter term. Tha committees are: social. Labbe, L.

Belanger, Rodney Cyr and A. Doucette, A. Thibodeau, Roger OueUette, A. Ouellette, McManus; civic. D.

Duplesais. Beaulieu and M. Soucy, R. Don cette, R. McCrossin, L.

Duplessis and P. Rosslgnol; cultural, J. Et. Germain, T. Tanous, R.

Madora, V. McBride and R. Daigle; P. De chain, Richard Ouellette, G. Par ent and John Tardlf; spiritual, C.

Violetta, D. Plourde, V. Valllan court end Noel Cyr, O. Soucy, N. Bourgoto, O.

Lebel and Joel Cyr physical, O. Lebel, D. Dumond, R. Levesque and D. Gagnon, D.

Me Anany, G. Bourgoto, Jim Cyr, John Lapointe and P. Belanger. The club voted to give 850 to th Rev. Paul Pepin, pastor' of 8t, Bruno's church, to pay tor the sanctuary candles for tha coming year.

This money waa raised through various socials and through the sale of Christmas cards. The clubs newly organized bn ketball team ha now won two games from tha seniors of Boys High, 41-34 and 82-43. The senes will be resumed during th Christmas holidays. 1 HOULTON, Dec. 7 Service tnd dairy Industry representatives held a luncheon meeting at the Northland Hotel.

Houlton, Friday with George E. Lord of Orono, Associate Director of Extension, presiding. Dr. Thomas G. Stitts of Boston, director of public relations for H.

P. Hood and Sons wu the guest speaker, and he spoke on marketing milk from Aroostook county farms. Ht told the group that to soma areas during May and June when milk Is cheap there is three and a half to one surplus over the demand, compared to 'he fall when, milk la higher. He complimented the Aroostook dairymen on their record and stated that to the May and June period her there Is only two and a naif to one surplus. Instead of the average ratio, making a 70 per cent surplus to the spring and 40 per cent in th fall.

The 1953 season ts the first year that receiving milk to Aroostook county hu not shown an Increase over previous years. Tha meeting was scheduled to give those connected with the dairy industry a eloser Insight Into the dairy program, its functions In the county end marketing situations outside of Maine. Other speakers were Clement S. Dunning of Houlton, assistant county agent, who spoke on sound dallying through tha herd improvement program; Paul E. Browne of the Maine Breeding Cooperative, of Vessel-boro whose topic was development and progress of a constructive dairy cattle breeding program In Aroostook county; Harry A.

Hill of Presque Isle, special agent to dairy, topic, extension of dairying in Aroostook; Verne C. Beverly, I 4.. i 5 I i I I 3 DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT CROUP Among those attending the meeting ol the Dairy Herd Improvement Association at the Northland Hotel, Houlton, Friday, vert front row left to right: Frank Underhill of Caribou. Ronald Mullis of Sherman Statiori, Thomas McLelland of Sherman Station and John Cummings of Houlton; second left to right: Philip Hobbs of Caribou, Gair Bubar of Houlton, and Georg Lord of Orono who presided at the meeting; last row, left to right: Dr. Thomas Stitts of Bos- ton.

guest speaker, tnd Owen Smith of Presque Isle. (Gardenr photo) i.