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HANCOCK Bangor Daily News, Thursday, September 30, 1965 Tel. 942-4881 STATE AND COUNTY NEWS COREA-Mrs. Kenneth Wilson of Ormond Beach, who is a guest of, her sister, Mrs. Percy, E. Cranberry Allen at Point, her spent cottage the weekend with his in and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Whitney and family at Kenduskeag. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of York, who had been a guest of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Clark for a few days, returned home Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark Saturday evening were their son and daughter. law, Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian Clark of Surry. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Farren and her mother of Orland spent Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scofield called, Saturday, night Hodgkins on Mr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Flinn at Unionville. Calling on Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Anderson Sunday were Clifford Storrs of Storrs, who is camping at Tunk Lake, Bert Little. Hill, East Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Young, son, Randy and daughters, Kelley and Tracy of Southwest Harbor called on his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Young, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Young attended the V.F.W.

Military services held Friday at Woodbine Cemetery, Ellsworth for Arthur. H. Ashmore, past commander of Ellsworth Memorial Post 109. Mr. and Mrs.

Gerry Clark and son, Jeffrey of Ellsworth called on Mr. and Sheldon Young and Mr. Siris Mrs. Vincent Young, Sunday. Mrs.

Malcolm Wasgatt accompanied her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Merchant of Winter Harbor to Sullivan Sunday. They visited Mrs. Wasgatt's and Merchant's sister, Mrs.

Geneva Farren, a patient at the Maplecrest Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas and daughter, Debra, of West Sullivan were guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Workman at a dinner given in honor of Mrs. Thomas' birthday. Besides gifts she was presented with a birthday cake made by Mrs. Workman. Emmanuel Young, midshipman at the Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Young. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daley and daughter, Julie Ann of Winter Harbor were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm Wasgatt. Mr. and Mrs. John Lounder of Ellsworth were guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Myrick. Mr. and Mrs. Myrick entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Lounder at dinner at Milbridge Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of Portland arrived Sunday.

They will be guests of her brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Workman for a few days. While in town they will call on her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Shirley Stewart, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Stewart and other relatives and friends. Robert Adriance, Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Miles and Mr.

and Mrs. Reinhart Zilllitsch of Orono spent Saturday at the Adriance cottage, Bunkhouse, on Crowley's Island. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Young and Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Young. Franklin Corea FRANKLIN Mrs. George Rusnak from Palo Alto, Calif. is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George R. Joy, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Sterling B. Douglas, who have been vacationing here for several weeks, left Monday for their home at Brookline, Mass. They were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Erastus R. Bunker.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nickerson from Falmouth, Mass. arrived at the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter H.

Butterfield, at Card's Crossing, Monday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo B. Wilbur were Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Eaton of Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll St. Peter of Ellington, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Butler, Earl Butler and Louise Butler of Bar Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Bragdon and children, Barbara, Susan Martin, returned home Monday from a trip to Southbury, Conn. where they visited friends and also attended the World's Fair at New York. Earle Joy, who has been on an European trip for the past few months, is now at home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George R.

Joy. Also visiting the family for the weekend was Mrs. Marcia Joy, who has a teaching position at Swanville. Earle Joy has been serving as substitute teacher this week at the Consolidated School here due to the absence of Principal Dante Forni because of illness. Mrs.

Marjorie Wilbur is at Brewer where she is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gonyer. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Jordan were Mrs. Warren Tate and Mrs. Dorothy Brown from Brewer. Mrs. Esther Crabtree from Berwyn, formerly of Franklin, is a guest of Dr, and (Local Artist To Exhibit In Florida CASTINE George Ortman, famed artist, has been asked to exhibit at the Collector's Art Gallery in Miami, from February 1 to March 1.

Ortman was selected as one of the outstanding American painters. The gallery seeks to present great collection of work by contemporary American art masters, for exhibition during this winter season. Ortman is presently on year's Guggenheim Fellowship. Mrs. Ortman is a painter also.

The Ortmans have spent the summer months in England, France, Spain, and Italy. He is also preparing show at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which will represent 15 years of work. Ortman will be instructing at the center November 15 to November 22. The Ortmans plan to return to Paris and England for a spring exhibit, and in June he will have two months at lithography shop, Los Angeles, which has a Ford Foun. dation Grant.

Ellsworth ELLSWORTH Dr. Myron Klinkman, professor of pastoral psychology and counseling at the Bangor Theological Seminary will be the guest preacher at the Unitarian Church at (theirs. 11 Leo a.m. F. service Martin Sunday.

is a patient at the Eastern Maine General Hospital at Bangor. Mrs. Maynard Quinn, Alvin Nash, and son, Maynard visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brussean in Haverhill, and Mr.

and Mrs. George Robbins in Quincy, over the weekend, returning home Monday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Quinn's niece, Mrs. Dixie Watkins, and Melody and Robie of Susanne, Cal.

Tuesday, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Watkins, Melody and Robie visited Clarence Nash, Mrs. Edith Cole and Mr. and Mrs.

R. Robinson at Harrington. The Ellsworth Garden Club meet October 4, with Miss Annie Hurley, on Union Street at 7:30 p.m. The business meeting will be followed by a scotch auction. Mrs.

John Duffy, Mrs. Leo Doherty and Miss Annie Hurley are on the tea committee. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paradis of Kittery, Point, Effie Mrs.

Day Fred of Davis South Freeport, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Anderson, returned home Monday. Mrs.

Elsie Watson, who has been visiting relatives at Milbridge, returned Monday to the winter with her sonspend, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold King on State Street. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Wescott and daughter Gena left Wednesday for a trip through New Hampshire. Rebekah Lodge Plans Projects BUCKSPORT Riverview Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening with 22 present. There was a discussion on helping the Odd Fellows with repairs and various ways of earning monIt was voted to have a Foodless Food sale as a first project. Election of officers was held The meeting was dedicated to Chilean Independence as September 18 was the country's 155th anniversary of freedom, and participation in Odd Fellowship. Articles were brought be sent to the needy in Korea.

October 11 will be installation of officers. Coming Events AT BUCKSPORT Promotion Sunday will be observed during the Sunday School hour at the Evangelical Baptist Church at 9:45 a.m. World Wide Communion will be observed the North Bucksport and Franklin Street Methodist Churches Sunday. The Home Study Class of the Elm Street Congregational Church will conduct a nursery for children one year old through grade two during the Sunday morning worship. AT COREA The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints women's department will hold its fall sale October 2 beginning at 1 p.m.

There will be rummage, food, fancy work and aprons. AT BLUE HILL Blue Hill Lodge IOOF will meet Thursday when the first degree will be conferred. Supper will be served at 6 p.m., and the meeting will start at 7:30 p. m. AT HANCOCK A baked bean and casserole supper will be served at the Townsend Hall October 9 from 5 to 6:30 p.m.

for the benefit of Hillcrest Cemetery. The meal will be family style. AT BROOKSVILLE The future of medical education will be discussed by Dr. Joseph Wearn of Brooklin during the monthly meeting of the Four Town Nursing service October 4 at 2 p.m., at the Sargentville Chapel. AT MACHIAS The St.

Aidan Sewing Group will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Atwood on Court Street. Deer Isle Jacqueline Webster, 8 years old, Thombs. Mrs.

Thombs' daughter, Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Web- Geneva Matarazzo of Dobbs Ferry, ster, checks over a doll and complete New York made the entire wardrobe wardrobe which is to be sold as a and gave the doll for this purpose. project of the Castine Grange, under (Pratt Photo) the chairmanship of Mrs.

Harry Real Estate Transfers Recorded In Hancock ELLSWORTH Real transfers recorded in Hancock County at the Hancock County Court House, Ellsworth, have been listed. They include: Minnie G. Chatto to Ethel Hyde Stearns, et al, Brooksville, quit claim deed. Dorothy Y. Morgan Albion J.

Emery, et al Mariaville. warranty deed. George J. Walker to Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, Bar Harbor, warranty deed. William B.

Blaisdell to Phyllis E. Russell, Sullivan, quit claim deed. Richard F. Breen to Stephen Hyatt, et al, Castine, warranty deed. Frank L.

Patten et al, to Gerald A. Lord, et al, worth, quit claim deed. Ursula N. Buckley to Dwight A. Brown, et al, Ellsworth, warranty deed.

Russell C. Kydd, et al, to Elwyn G. Sylvester, et al, Deer Isle, warranty deed. Perley A. Staples to John K.

Moore, et al, Ellsworth, quit claim deed. Ronald 0. Linscott, et al, to Lloyd J. Frazier, Bar Harbor, quit claim deed. Dalton M.

Norwood to Heman Blaisdell Bar Harbor, warranty deed. For Grange Project S. Murray Coney, et al, to Rudolph E. Byerer, et al Dedham warranty deed. Hiram S.

Moon, et al, to Bucksport Loan and Building Association, Orland, warranty deed. Karl Roberts, et al, to John H. Snow, et al, Surry, quit claim deed. John H. Snow, et al, to Roland E.

E. Quimby, Surry, quit claim deed. Kathleen Lovejoy to Howard L. Power, et al, Tremont, warranty deed. Clyde Bunker to Gerald Wilbur et al, Eastbrook, quit claim deed.

Bar Harbor Estates to Devcon Lamoine, warranty deed. Herbert 0. Staples to Myron D. Hager, al, Brooklin, warranty deed." Charles L. Richardson to Philip J.

Hannan et al, Dedham, warranty deed. Stinson Canning Company to Archie J. Wheaton, et al, Gouldsboro, warranty deed. Doris L. Terrill, et als, to Pansie Cunningham, Orland, quit claim deed.

Fred Greene to Vincent G. Dethier, Blue Hill, warranty deed. Eugene M. Allen, et als, to Evelyn Gray, Sedgwick, quit claim deed. Hancock County Concert Unit Plans Renewal Week ELLSWORTH-As a spur to the current campaign for the Hancock County Community Concert Association, Douglas Smith, association president, has announced two outstanding concert selections already made for this season.

The Ars Nova Trio will feature harpsichord, flute and oboe in an unusual program on November 6. Later in the season the Brunswick Chamber Singers will present a varied program for a small chorus of 30 members. With renewal week well under way, plans for campaign week from October 4 through October Club Slates Two Bucksport Meeting Dates -The In Promenaders, its Square club Dance meetings Club October 2 and 9 at the Legion Hall here. Barney Robichaud will be the guest caller. The club will hold workshops in addition to regular scheduled dances.

The October and 30 meetings will be held at the Promenade In with Colon MacDonald, at calling. each Workshops meeting. are Bucksport BUCKSPORT At the Tuesday evening meeting of the men of Orland and Bucksport, held at the Franklin Church, Harold L. White gave a talk on his work as Hancock County Probation and Parole Officer. George Lord Jr.

presided. The next meeting will be at the Parish Hall, October 26. The Methodist Young People of Franklin Street Methodist Church will have an opportunity of M. to Y. hear by their new attending director a.m.

Sunday church worship. Daniel Hulseapple of the Bangor Theological Seminary, will assist the pastor in conducting the observance of World Wide Communion, Sunday. Mrs. Fred B. Cushman while visiting friends and relatives in this area.

000 Bagle y-Smith Wedding Is Held At Bucksport -Franklin Methodist Church was the scene Saturday evening when Miss Ellen Rae Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V. Smith of Central, Julian Street, Edgar became Bagley, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy S. Bagley of Thomas Street. The Rev. Dwight H. McMahon officiated.

Mrs. Edward McInnis was soloist and Mrs. Richard Bowden was organist. Prospect Hbr. (Pratt Photo) GEORGE ORTMAN Displays Painting For Exhibit Brooksville BROOKSVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Bowden of Billings Corner, Brooksville, and son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordon and children, Peter and Darlene of Milford were Sunday guests of Jordon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Jordon of Ellsworth Falls. Mrs. Fred Perkins returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Tapley at West Brooksville during the weekend after visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Perkins of Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jordon and daughter, Ann Marie Bayside were Sunday guests of Mrs. Jordon's mother, Mrs.

Wallace Stevens and family and of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stevens and daughter, Sandra of Brooksville. Mrs. Ruth Tapley returned to her home at West Brooksville during the weekend after visiting Mrs.

Elizabeth Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Riodan at Houlton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lord of West Brooksville were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Lord's son, Earl Austin and family at Brooklin. The Parent-Teacher first fall meeting Association of will the be held October 11 at 7:30 at the school building, West Brooksville. Martha Tucker Becomes Bride ELLSWORTH FALLS Members of the couple's immediate families witnessed the wedding of Miss Martha Dianne Tucker and Stephen Kent Beathem, September 18, at the Congregational Church, here, the Rev. Thomas Caton officiating. The bride is the daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Donald Tucker, 46 Washington Street, Ellsworth, while the bridegroom is son of Walter Beathems. The couple was attended by Miss Linda Carpenter, Sullivan, and Bruce Lambert of Auburn. Organist was Mrs. Eleanor Norris of Lamoine.

Assisting at the reception, was held in the parish hall," were Miss Roberta Keep and Mrs. Anne Grant, both of Ellsworth. The bride wore a gown of white brocade in waltz length and carried Sweetheart roses. She is a 1965 graduate of Ellsworth High School and is employed at the Rexall Drug Store, Ellsworth Shopping Center. The bridegroom is also a 1965 graduate of Ellsworth High School.

New Citizens AT ELLSWORTH Maine Coast Memorial Hospital To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foss, Franklin, September 23, boy, Robert Lee Foss, Jr. To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mitchell, Winter Harbor, September 23, girl, Cheryl Lynn. To Mr. and Mrs. Melrote Beal, Machias, September 26, a girl, Karen Lee. To Mr.

and Mrs. Vergil Gray Bar Harbor, September 26, girl, Karen Patricia. To Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Neil, Machias, September 25, a girl, Peggy Lee.

To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ellsworth, September 25, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Donald, West Jonesport, September 23, a boy, Christopher John. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floorlength gown of white satin and chantilly lace, and carried a and bouquet of red carnations. The matron of honor was Mrs. Beulah A.

Richards. She wore a yellow gown and carried a bouquet of lavender carnations. The best man was Gary Bagley. Ushers were Ernest G. Smith, Gary Smith, Michael Bell, and Dick Moore.

odd reception Hall. was held Assisting at were the Mrs. Clyde Dorr, Mrs. Mary Esther Tunner, Mrs. Richard Moore, Linda Smith, Roberta Morris, Paulette Smith and Judy Smith.

After a wedding trip to the World's Fair in New York, Mr. and Mrs. will be at home October Buck Street. Barleyn The bride graduated from Bucksport High School in 1963 is employed at the Breen Real Estate Agency. The bridegroom graduated from Bucksport High School in 1964 and is employed by the Longview Lumber Co.

PROSPECT HARBOR Mr. and Mrs. James E. Noonan have returned home from a visit with their daughter Florence Roslyn, and with their James and family at Indianapolis, Ind. On their way home they toured, in southern Canada few days.

On Monday, Mrs. Richard Shaw visited her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Caruso at Trenton; and was a caller of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Holt at the De Witt Home, Ellsworth Falls; and of her aunt, Mrs. Ernest Abbott at the Jordan House, Ellsworth.

Marcia Spurling of Corea was a Sunday dinner guest of her aunt, Maud E. Cote, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hamilton. Mr.

and Mrs. Sherrill Wilson of McKinley were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Noonan and Capt. Galen Seavey and daughter, Gertrude.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haycock of Gouldsboro visited her brother and sister-in-law, and Mrs. Gilbert Moore, Saturday evening. Sunday guests of the Moores were Mr.

and Mrs. John Nash of Sorrento. Halcyon Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet after the summer recess, at the of P. Prospect Harbor, at 8 p. Wednesday.

Cyclists Switch Vehicles, Take Ride In Boat BAR HARBOR Members of the La Jolla International Bicycle Club of California, enjoyed an excursion trip on Frenchman's Bay Boating Company's "Liberty" Sunday taking in all the historical and beauty spots of Mount Desert Island. The group was accompanied by Henri Agnese of Paris and Bar Harbor, who was their host while the group visited Bar Harbor. About 50 members of the club rode bicycles to Bar Harbor from Scarborough, their starting point, arriving Harborside Inn, Northeast Harbor, their place of residence while here, Friday. They were at Brunswick Monday; New Castle Tuesday; East Winthrop, Wednesday; will arrive at Sebago Lake, Thursday, returning to Scarborough, Friday. The September tour took in 450 miles.

From Scarborough the group will be transported to Chicago, where the October tour begins. They will bike through Illinois and Wisconsin for 16 days. The cyclists were much impressed by Mount Desert Islands beauty and expressed their desire to return. Blue Hill BLUE HILL Mrs. Florence Parker spent Sunday in Cutler visiting her sister, Mrs.

Muriel Campbell. Mrs. Margaret Wardwell of Nashua, N. is spending the week with her father, Lionel Howard. Mrs.

Zenida Luckins is a patient at the Royal Nursing Home in Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Carter of Ellsworth, with their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Johnson of Yucaipa, have been guests of Mrs. Florence Parker. The first fall meeting of the Baptist Circle will be held at the chapel on Thursday for an day meeting with a picnic lunch at noon. Mrs. George Stover has returned to her teaching position in Ellsworth after being ill for several days.

An election of officers will be held at the regular Friday night meeting of Halcyon Grange at North Blue Hill Grange Hall. All members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Halcyon Juvenile Grange met at the North Blue Hill Grange Hall Friday with all officers present. The next meeting will be on October 9 at 2 p.m.

Allen T. Mello spent the weekend in Farmington and Winslow. Stephen McGraw returned home on Tuesday after spending a. week with friends in Verona, N. J.

Richard Gray, who has spent a leave with parents, has returned to duties at the his U. S. Air Force base in Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Larry Druoin and son Gregory left Sunday to join Mr.

Druoin in Beverly, where he is music instructor in the Beverly schools. The Baptist Sunday School will start on Sunday with the following teachers in attendance: nursery, Sharrie Cousins and Donna McKay; kindergarten, Mrs. Ralph McKay and Miss Ruth Snow; grade one, Mrs. Milton Horton; grade two, Second Eight first grade school children, pupils of Mrs. Charlotte Morse at the Dr.

Charles C. Knowlton School, Ellsworth, are sons and daughters of men and women who, 20 and 25 years ago were Mrs. Morse's pupils. Left to right, front row, they Brian Hussy, mother was Sally Bunker; Elizabeth Domagala, mother was Nancy Davis; DEER ISLE Deer Isle Grange observed Guest Officers Night last week with 52 bers and guests present. Past Master Luther Bridges of Castine presided.

Other guests were 8 from Castine; 2 from Arbutus; 5 from Sedgwick; from Rainbow; 2 from Haly-, con, and 3 from Passapaqua. The program consisted of vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horace Cleveland, Haskell, a a violin piano solo solo by John Farrell vocal duets. with guitar accompaniment by Mr.

and Mrs. David Taylor. Refreshments were served following the meeting with Mrs. Vinton Beal in charge. Capt.

and Mrs. Alden Sewall and son, Anthony, to Rockland after Visitinarhes mother, Mrs. Charles Sewall, for a week. Miss Carolyn Billings of Norwood, was here over the weekend to attend the wedding of Miss Cheryl Eaton and Percy Brown Jr. Sunday.

Anita Guanciome of Arlington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Snowman. Mrs. Flossie Powers and Mrs.

Rita Billings spent Sunday with Capt. and Mrs. Alfred Gray in Camden. Mrs. Powers' granddaughter, Miss Pamela Gray, left Monday on a trip to Switzerland.

Theodore Hutchinson of Orono spent weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Venghaus. Susanne Snowden has gone to Boston, where she has employments. Helen Hopkins of kill, N.

is spending a tion at her cottage at Little Deer Isle. Mrs. Hazel Haskell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Drouins and family, in Stillwater. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Schroder of Quincy, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester. Mrs.

Charles Reed returned with them to her home in Quincy, after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester. Capt. George Beck has been visiting his family before leaving for Florida for the winter.

Mrs. Robert Kloeber has closed her cottage and has returned to Pompton Lakes, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.

Loring Kydd of Old Town spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kydd. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Heanssler have returned from a trip to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sidelinger of Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Sidelinger of Augusta, and Mrs. Grace Harriman of Gardiner were here for the wedding of Carol Eaton and: Percy Brown Jr. Miles Brown is spending a vacation touring land States and Canada." Anita Baldwin is at home. from Portland. Mrs.

Martin Freeman and Mrs. Earl Perez are vacationing in New Jersey. Mrs. Sherman Trowbridge has closed her summer home and has gone to Washington, D. for the winter.

Avery Marshall is at home from City Island, N. where he has been yachting. Adm. and Mrs. Dwight Dickinson have returned to Washington, D.

C. Mrs. Donald Duym; grade three, George Allen; grade four, Mrs. Harold Parker: grade five, Mrs. Oliver Cousins grade six, Donald Duym; grade seven, Mrs.

Ralph Candage; eight, Mrs. Philip Alley; grade nine, Mrs. Relland Clarke grades 10, 11, and 12, the Rev. Relland Clarke; men, John Horton; and women, Mrs. A.B.

Herrick. Mrs. Eunice Sanborn of Portland spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Leon Sylvester. Mrs.

Chandler Bowden, Miss Mary Curtis, Mrs. Parker Hinckley and Mrs. Harold Ledien attended a meeting and luncheon of the Hancock County Retired Teachers tion held at Driftwood in SulliIvan on Saturday. 19 are being completed. Campaign headquarters will be at Moore's Drug Store in Ellsworth and at Sherman's Book and Stationery Shop in Bar Harbor.

Beginning with the kick-off dinner in honor of the campaign workers on October 4 at 6:30 p. m. at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, the week will have an interim report by workers to town chairmen on October 7. The week will be climaxed on October 9 with "artists' night" also at 8 p. m.

at the Jackson Laboratory with a final report and the selection of two more concerts to plete the Hancock County Season. Smith pointed out that because no memberships or tickets can be obtained after the campaign, the success of campaign week will entirely determine the budget for the other two concerts. In addition to concerts planned for Hancock County, members will be eligible to attend outstanding concerts without additional cost throughout the state. Nearest will be the BangorOrono series which will feature the Indianapolis Symphony, the Paris Chamber Orchestra and an evening of classical guitar. The Rockland concerts will have the Lee Evans Jazz Trio on October 13, the Chamber Dance Group in November, vocal sextette and the Musical Arts Trio early next year.

Also appearing in Houlton, Augusta, Lewiston or Portland will be several fine soloists. the Monte Carlo National Symphony, the Helsinki Chorus and the Don Shirley Trio. Pays $15 Fine ELLSWORTH The following case was heard before Associate Judge Shirley Povich in Municipal Court Tuesday. Allen C. Hall, Belfast, was judged guilty of traveling to the left on a grade.

He pleaded guilty and paid fine of $15. Complainant was Theodore I Grindle, State Police. Generation Albert Strout, mother was Marion Giles and Steven Guthrie, father is Thomas Guthrie. Back row, Bobby Winglass, mother was Norma Weaver; Christine Grant, father is Fred Grant; Alison Carter, mother was Elizabeth Cottle and Gene Roberts, mother was Dolores Roberts. (Jones Photo).