The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine (2024)

September 30, 1958

Publication:

The Bangor Daily Newsi

Location:

Bangor, Maine

Issue Date:

Tuesday, September 30, 1958

Page:

15

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SOMERSET 19 Tl 2-4881 Bangor Dally Nws Tuesday September 30 1958 Your Worth manual Business Jgy Hubbard Reginald Johnson TnnAral Rifoe Leon Chamberlain Lester Jordan I Ullci llHCB weiwne Held Mpnday Cemetery in Ellsworth What Tight Money Will Mean Deaths And Funerals For LP Comer Dow-Jones Averages JO In0utrll 5204 1 11 Railroad 143 so 170 CtlllUei 80 33 10 ANTOINETTE BOURGOIN CHARLES GRINDLE NORRIDGFWtX Sept 29 I MADAWA8KA 8ept 39-Mr DEER ISLE Sept 29-Charles Mrs Julia HftUlday 85 died Antoinette Bourgoln 61 died atw Grtndle 90 died at a Deer morning at Bt Marys catnoiia her home here Sunday following a long lllne She wa born In at a Skowhegan Hospital Monday rhllrrh (th th Isle nursing home Monday morn- morning following a short illness EdWftrc( War(j 0fllciting at a ing following a abort illness She waa born in Advocate Har- Hlgh MaM 0( Requiem Seated NJ Stock Exchange (Quotations Furnished By Hornblower and Weeks) Edmundston June 28 1897 daughter of the late Thomas and March 11 Hemerance (Ouellette Chaaae 8he wm a member of the American Legion Auxiliary Surviving are her husband Albert Bourgoln two daughters Mrs Earl Cowie of Madawaska and Mrs Lonnie McGaugh of Canal Zone Panama five son ham and He had lle for wa a Deer Isle: Brake of Sfrn Blue b2T' jBnury tn'the aanctuaryweriFthe Rev! 1868 the son bt Wil- 1873 the daughter of George and Richard Harvey and the Rev Deborah Grlndle Maria (Newcomb) Livingston Gerard Bouchard made hi home at Deer She is survived by three Active bearer all member of the pt 36 year and daughters Mrs Nelda Leighton pine cone Council Knights of stonecutter by trade of Mt Vernon Mr Georgtanna columbu were Raymond Beau-Surviving are hi son Milton of Dornlaf of Dorchester Mass dm Herbert Friend James A a step-son Arthur and Mrs Eva White of Skowhe- Mooney Gregory Wuine Joseph Stonington a step- gan four aons Frank of Wtlm- Deroclie and Harold Harvey Dimi4 T4a daughter Mi Willis Gross of ington Mass Harold Oordon Honorary bearers were Ernest Reginald Luxe and WM stonington: a brother Forrest and Charlea Halliday all of Nor- Donnelly Edward 'P Murray Grlndle of Blue Hill five grand ridgewock 14 grandchildren 19 James Kelleher Abe Striar Louis children and several nieces and great-grandchildren and a bro- Rice Gabriel Imurl Clement nephews ther Gordon Livingston of Mon- Pooler Arthur Murray and James Funeral services will be held treat Qifeber Hennigan Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the The remains are at the Lord A color corp composed of in Norridgewock Fourth Degree members of the lette of Orono: three brothers ritMrrh A1C4 81 Hllair Stocks Hike To Another Record High By GO MORSE AP Rtmneas New Writer NEW YORK AP) The stock market pressed forward to another record high Monday In heavy trading Both (he Industrial and rails advanced In further confirmation of what some Wall Street theorists are calling a new bull market Tobacco and drug were outstanding much of the day but the wa trimmed somewhat in 1 wave of profit taking which the bet prices throughout the list Based on' the rise In The Ao By Sylvie Porter What will the next cycle of tight money mean to YOU? We are moving back toward a credit squeeze easily may he as tough a and well may be much tougher I half the money pinch through which we lived in the summci-fall of 1957 A the current business revival gain momentum gnd all type of borrower compete for chunk of the money supply In coming month the great probability la that the available supply of credit will shrink perceptibly the cost of loan will Increase lenders once again will ration fund among loan applicant For a key objective of the nation powerful monetary authorities now 1 to make credit tighter In order to combat what they believe are "almost psychotic (tar of Inflation In the future" and inflationary pressure themselves The Federal Reserve System is convinced that If lt pump out enough fund to permit all who want Man In thi period to borrow freely and Inexpensively it will be only adding to Prea average the quoted ary dangers While the Central An- Interment will be in Mount Ad am Cemetery in Deer Isle drew of Orono and Levite of Mas- sens and ten where friend from 2 to Funeral ACP Indct-tM Air Radurtlon Alee Product Allegheney Allechrv Ludlum Allied Chem Alll Chal Allied toi as Am Airline American Both Air Broad Paramount Am Can Am Cyaramld Am ft ror Power Am Elec Power Co Am Motori Am Nat Oai Am Radiator Am Smelting An Stee' Foundries Am Sugar Am Tel Tel tm Tob Vleccee Anaconda Armco Steel Armour Aabland OU Atrhlion Ail Ret Atlantic Coaetllne grandchtl-dreji Friends may call at the Daigle Memorial Funeral home Tuesday from 10 to 10 o'clock may call Tuesday Knights of Columbus included 4 and 7 to 9 William Mucci qiarshal: Paul service will be held Spellman Earl Pooler Nelson at the Lord Funeral Home Nor-Budway Elmer Hay Philip ridgewock Wednesday at 2 Bishop Stuart Walsh Barney o'clock the Rev Bruce Bowan Rlce William Dean Clarence officiating DesJardln Rubin Daigle and Joh" JoneB CAROLINE BIGELOW SKOWHEGAN Sept 29-Mrs The Rev Abel Hebert will of- Caroline Bigelow 29 died unex-flclate at a Solemn High Mas of peetedly Friday evening in a Interment was in the family lot at Mount Pleasant Cemetery with committal service by the Rev Peter Gorham and Father Bouchard AVCO Baldwin Requiem at St Thomas Aquinas Dover Delaware hospital 8he Norridgewock Catholic Church Wednesday at 9 born in Norridgewock Jail-1 o'clock assisted by the Rev uarv 9 1929 the daughter of Mr FRANK JOY 8ouey of St David deacon and Mr Forest Fletcher FRANKLIN Sept 29 and the Rev Rlyard of She married Walter Bigelow Joy 87 died at a Sullivan I Frenchvillf sub-deacon in March of 1958 and had been nursing home Sunday Interment will be at the family residing In Melford Delaware for ne WM i 1871 at Mot St Thomas Aquinas parish 'he past six month She wa a Franklin son of Benjamin and cemetery graduate of Skowhegan High Walton Joy cho0f i He was a member of the Stone Burial will be in Oak Cemetery I He was a memoer or me atone What will tightening credit mean to yon? I Aa a homebuilder and home-buyer: Another period of tight money will make financing the building and buying of a home more difficult more costly The period of greatest ease in the mortgage market was this past spring-summer Already mortgages aren't "eay" so "cheap" and the possibility (hat future congestion in the mortgage markets may ilow the surging recovery in residential building Is not to be shrugged off If you're a homebuilder or potential homebuyer the implication Is clear: You're late now In arranging your financing Don't waste any more time As a small businessman Loans for modernization carrying inventories expansion etc also will be tougher to get more expensive And Just because a small businessman you're likely to feel the credit pinch much earlier and harder than a larger more established corporation Happily "The Small Business Investment Act of 198" 1 on the book and a naw system Is being set up to provide long-term loans and risk capital to small lirm In view of the outlook for tighter money the system can't get into operation too soon As a big corporation: Large corporations will pay more for loan too and some may have to settle for less credit than they want The minimum charge for bank loans to highest-rated corporation already has been raised from 14 to 4 per cent: on new long-term bonds top-grade corporations are placing coupon ranging to 44 per cent rate don't bother prosperous corporations so much for the charges are deductible from income taxes and thus the 8 Government foots a hefty share of the bill But to allvif a consumer wage-earner retiree individuals etc tigh money could bring senatlonally good news IF it achieve the objective of stabilizing the dollar while NOT interfering with a solid strong sustainable economic growth It's a big IF Not even the most vocal believer in the Im-past of general credit curb is sure the policy will work as hoped for Yet the Federal Reserve Is going to -try the could be the climactic of its independence and In Its entire 45-year But rising loan But rising man Services Held Monday For Mrs Bigelow is survived by hPr cutter Union of Franklin and PrOieSSOr RlCll her parents of Skow- jv B-n 1 UitBSUI UitU husband ner psrrnus ow- th Fa pYsnklln Ban- valua of stodfr listed on the New York Stock Exchange rose an e-tifnated billion dollar The rise though spotty at times was never in doubt The business news contained a flock of encouraging item and the genual run of key stocks rose fraction' to a point or more The AP fid-stock average rose 1120 to $19450 topping the previous record of $19370 reached last Wednesday The Industrial 7 7i' component rose 170 to another I record high the rail rose 190 to a new peak for I95fl and the utility were unchanged The Dow-Jone Industrial average advanced 221 to a new record of 52904 JOSEPH FRANCIS 484 44 40i 44 Ml 334 344 17 33 331 44 44 34 194 Bank will provide sufficient funds to the banking system to support what It deems a seasonal expansion and recovery in the economy during the balance of 1958 it provide more than this Treaauiy In ompel il inn Thus It is forcing the 8 Treasury right now to compete in the open market for the billions of rew cash It need to finance the budget deflctt Simultaneously tapping the available "pool" of saving are state cities corporations homebuilders etc The in creasing competition for funds almost certainly will tighten credit and this the Federal prays) In- for more BLaINE Sept 29 Joseph began: two sisters Mrs Ollie Mae tmt Church ORONO Sept 29 Funeral eerv- Surviving are six sons Regin- tce tor Professor Nathan Rich aid 8herman George and Theo- Jr- yBrclate Professor of Agncul-dore all of Franklin Earl of Steering tt the Univer Peeks kill and Vernon if Winter Haroor one step-son mom ng following a short illness held this afternoon at 3 Francis 28 died at a Fort Fair- Brady of West Lvnn Oregon and hospital Sunday evening as Mr Marjorie Qu Irion of East result of a car accident Sun- Madison one brother Delmont Fletcher of Detroit and her Hf born in Mmcton arandmother Mrs Rosetta Per- APr" 7- 1M0' be son of Moses klng Carroll 8ullivan were field the 4y- Mirv jfrome Francis he i Funeral services will be held at of twodaugh- o'clock at the Orono Methodist was a veteran of the Korean War th'f Smart Funeral rs Mrs Ltrna Joy bf Sumford Church The Rev Robert All-having erved in the 8 Army Hom on Mtdlson Avenue Skow- Conn and Mnv Gerald ne Sibley en muil3tr of the church ofll ihegsn Wednesday afternoon jnond elated Appropriate Blaine was children and great-grandchild- nmlshei by Mlis Ruth Watw rel i house church organist will be held Thf Irene Petera Francis of j0floelc the Rn Simon one son Joseph Jr and a daugh- Burial will be In Southside Cemetery ter Delores all of Biame his mother Mr Mary Francis of In a broad market of 1230 Issues traded 665 rose and 334 fell 1W "Tw h'gh tor the nation and curb the forces year and 5 new lows Volume was ofiflojwo shares compared with 3420000 Friday American Stock Exchange price w-re generally higher on volume of 1120000 shares com- Reserv reasons (and will dampen expectation of inflation before they gain strength The Administration isn't Inflation! its budget 1 indisputably a major force deficit Waterbury Conn five brothers Raymond of Mam Hill Lawrence RICHARD E- YEATON of Bridgewater Eugene of Big Cove Walter and Thomas NORRIDGEWOCK Sept both of Blaine several uncles Rlclurd ay Md mnklin Cemeterv i aunts and cousins Funeral aemces fant son of Mr and Mrs Roland "ankin1 Bearers will be 4 4(1 U4 Pared with 1030000 Friday bv University of Maine fao nfhth of Professor Rich member of the including President Lloyd El- Uott The student3 of Old Town High School were represented at the services as well as Phi Eta I Kappa Fraternity at th4 Unlver- MABEL A POTTLE sity 0f Maine of which Professor ROCKPORT Sept 29 Miss Rich w'as alumnu3 Potato Bulletin 2 eiv sin 0S4 84 441 411 199s 19' 19-3't 88 84 544 131 I The "remains' are at the Uing Yeaton died Monday at a Skow-Memorial Funeral Home in Mars hegan hospital He wa born Hill where friends may call Tue- September 24 1958 in Skowhegan II Tum- inflation Congress certainly didn't battle Inflation during the past session: it economic action were overwhelmingly designed to PDPQrinw i hatlp the recession Although NKtaquE ISLE Sept 29- the auto Industry's new wage Maine shaped one car of pota- settlements aren't inflationary me Sarurday compared with the bias of most prices and tnree eais on the same day a year wages still is upward ago Total Maine rail shipments Thus the Federal Reserve to oate this season were ix cars System feels it must dedicate it-compared with 42 to the corresponding day a year ago Truck shipments Friday were 11 carlots and Saturday eight cariots for a season's total to date of so earlot eotiivalents Total rail shipments Friday were 285 cirs comnared with 391 cars in the sam day a year ago self to curbing distrust of the doUar stability through the only weapon it credit controls Business Report day from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 clock of Rockport most of her life cbe-1 versitv of Funeral service will be conduC- 'wo brother Roland Jr and Rncknon Nursms pr ted at St Josephs Catholic David: on sister Margaret his a Rockrt Nursing Paul Carpenter Horace A Church in Mars Hill Wednesday paternal grandmother Mrs Maud rr pr Uine i Dn Wullihr0P bby and morning at 9 The Rev Yeaton of Norridgewock and his Ro RockJ rt JV" Profssor Byron Bondurant Andrew Araeneau will officiate maternal grandmother Mrs Mar- 1 fward1 Tm commlttal Interment will be in the Pierce garet Carr of Lewiston Joeph nd Lou a by Mr Allten wju in Lord Funeral services will be held orth PoUle emeterv in Charlpstnn Tuesday morning at 10:30 clock from the Nelson Smrt Funeral an Mabel A Potile age 79 a resident Bearers at th service all Uni- Marne faculty were EVERETT MALLCH I She a Rockport teacher and at me time had been EASTPORT Sept 29 Everett Capen Malloch 67 died Sunday at Summer Season Hit By and thi test power Home in Norridgewock the Rev Bruce Bowen officiating Burial will be in Pinegrove his home in Quoddy Village fol- Cemet lowing a long illness i He was born at Eastport April 4 lf91 son of James and Georgi- ana 'Lambert' Malloch and had resided here all his life He was a former member of the Lion Club of Eastport Surviving are his wife Mrs (Ramsdell) Malloch of HAZEL HOPKINS BUCKSPORT Sept 29 Mrs Hazel Hopkins 74 died today at the home of her son Herbert Hopkins following a long illness She was born in Orland August Tourist Weather employed with the 3 Civil Service She wa? a member of Rockport Baptist Church and the Try To Help Club Surviving are several cousin Funeral services- will be held Tuesday 2 o'clock from the Grange of Orrmgton were guests" Rockport Baptist Church the They had been on a mystery ride' Rev Carl Small officiating Mrs Connie West lecturer pre- Intermcn will be in Amsbury sented a pageant telling of the Hill Cemeten- 1 Grange's work for the past year I Refreshments were served with FUNERAL SERVICES Mrs Emmalene Chadbourne in PROSPECT HARBOR Sept 29 charge services few John S' The next meeting will be elec-Stewart were conducted Frida at lion of officers the Methodist Church by the Rev Mrs Lydia Gallant is convales sasto P1? w- Back plstor of the West ring at the home of her parents Stock Leaders NEW YORK 'AP -Sales clo ing price and net change of the fifteen most active stocks Monday: The hotels new coffee shty with Eastportj £11" Gr'ay1 She was a member of the Ve- lirnber jiayg motif has been a card and Richard all of Eastport relink of the castanets wil sum mon the waiter with the Tequilla He'eu Mohaseo lnd Graham Paige Loews Stud Pack Gen Motor By JIM BYRNES The statiatic are in on the sum mer tourist a00- May through ttg August and they show Maine was hj an(J la( out- James of Santa Maria Ca'if and rr fh MthnCixt down tour pe recent from the pati0 for dinlng WM opBnfd Carlton the NVy: two chncf Buckrt of Mr Helen Morgan of gumvintt are her husband or5year which will come into full bloom The figure sre compiled by the next summef Portland 79700 104 14 75600 24 4 51900 224 4 48200 94 4 3560(1 4741 4 33 100 204 4 33100 214 32900 324 4 31600 224 dl 30200 38 ul i 2900(1 174 4 28300 184 2 26200 144 4 26000 254 4 25300 11 144 4 and Mr Grace Coomb Herbert Hopkins two sons Medford Mass Baptist Church Mr and Mis Daniel Downs Sr of Wells: several niece ndiHfrbert of Burksport and Nor- Bearers were Dr Harold Brad- after being a medical patient at Latent On Motors nephews: and 12 grandchildren man of Jacksonville sev- Ralph Bradley ind Mortimer the Plummer Memorial Hospital at Merle Coffin of Coffin and Funeral services will he held Pn grandchildren and three great Hoisington of West Roxbury Dexter Wimple is back from a trip to from the residence 105 Dresden grandchildren Mass Charles Woodward of the West Bend Outboard Motor street Wednesday at 2 o'clock Funeral services will be held 'south Portland Carleton Crow-Company in West Bend Wis with the Rev Roland Chaffev of Thursday at 2 from the lo of Lamoine and Harold Crow DVU rf inursoay ni i onocK irom tnf Mr and Mrs Ralph Harnmaa of Orrmgton and their daughter Mrs Neil Fox of Bangor were Tpxas Sul Olln Math Ch Siegler Coi-p Sheller Mfg Vert Cam Sug Federal Reserve Bank of Boston who keep tabs on the hotels and Inns guest houses and rr taurants The bank received 140 replies from Maine reort owner as to how-business wrs and ljke all such Sunday guests of Mrs brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Howard Fowlie Mr and Mrs Floyd Hamlin and Craig Nancy and Ardeanna of Bingham visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence th ranoarf from hiic in rr where the new 1959 line was dem- the Rlakev Memorial Methodist Clark Mitchell Funeral Home ly CorM onstrated Coffin said that West Church officiating in Burksprt the Rev William Intel men will be In the family Bennett officiating lot in Hillside cemetery Fjwtnort Burial will be in Oak Grove Friends may call at the home on Cemetery Orland Tuesday I the maze of contradicting state- ment but M)rnf of lh commnto ing in West Bend which was CORINTH services for of South afternoon Banks NEW TORK BANKS Banker at-54 ss' received ar interestm tended by distributors he was Trom a Southern coast 'on surprised at the number of for- 75 11 l- 1 Ve S' our Labor Day weekend 'learned that the companv ha From a Western 1-ke and hUU Wider distribution abroad than it 4 7V" weather reports ruined e)gn countries represented and TV WlAAleAM! I 4 4 754 374 Lima Baltimore A Ohio Bangor ft Arooe Bath Iron Wk Bell Aircraft B-ndlx Beth Stl Boeing Boston Edison BrlogeporL Bras Budo Mfg Buffalo Forge Callahdm Mining Corn Canadian Pc Case I Caterpll Trac Celanese Ches ft Chlo Chi A No West Chi A No Wert Pr Chgo 1 Pe Chrysler Ctnn Oas ft Elec Cities Servlre Coca-Cola Columbia Gas Comm Solvents Com' Edison 1 Conr Edison Cons Natural Oaa Cont Can Con Motor Corn Prod Cuban Am Sugar Curtis Wright Davtor! Pea A Lt Devten Rubber Deere A Co Del A Hudson Dome Mines Douglas Air Dot 0 hem Dresser Corp Du Pont Eastern Gas A Fuel Eastern Stain Steel Eastman Kodak Elec Aute-Llt' Erl First Nat store Flcrlda Pw A Lt Ford Motor Freeport Sulphur Gen Dynamic Geo Electric Gen Feed Gen Motors Gen Telephone Gen Tire A Rub Gillette Goodrich Ciood'ear Grace Oraham Paige Orent Grumman Air Great No Feper Great Northern Gulf Mobile Gulf Oil Homestake Mnv Hupp Corp minds Central Ingersdll Rand Inspiration Copper Int Buatnes Machine Int Ha-veeter tin Min A Chem Int Nickel Int Paper Int Tel A Tel Iowa D1 Gee tea a Power ft Lt Jot tv -Map ills lore A Leuahlln Kansas City Pr A Lt Kenneroa Kerr MeGpe Kimberlcclarlc Koppers Co Lehigh Coal A Nav Lehigh Valiev Lithey Oaens Ford Liggett Myera Lockheed Loe Lerlllartl Lukens Stee Mack Trucks Magnavos Field Martin Merck Middle South Otll Minn Pa A Lt Mi'eouri Kenses Texes Missouri Kans Tex pfd Miseeur' Pedflc Monsanto Chem Montgomery Ward Mont Pa Co Murray Corp Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Ret Nat Dairy Prod Net Dlstille-s Nat Gypsum New Eng Elee Cent Chi A St Louis Niagara Mohawk North Am AVI Norfolk A western North Paclf Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Olln Math Oliver Corp Outboard Marne Oxford Paoer Pacific Gas A Elec Pan Am Airway Paramount Pennev Penn Power A Lt Pennsylveme Pepsl-Cola Phelps Dooge Philip Morris Phillips Pete Phil Electric Pitteton Co Procter A Gamble Public Svc Elec A Gas Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp Ravonier Republic Steel Revlon Rexatl Drug Reynolds Metals Reynolds Tob Richfield Oil Rockwell Standard Corp Royal Dutch St Loul San Fran-cisco St Joseph Lead St Regie Paper Savgge Arms Seaboard Atr Lin Sears Roebuck Schenlev Sobering Scott Paper Shamrock OU Sharon Steel Sinclair Oil 8ocony-Mobll Southern Co Southern Pacific Southern Rwv Southern pr So Carolina Elec A Gas Sperry-Rand Standard Brands Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil lnd Stand Oil Stand Packaging Cp Stand Rv Stone A Webster Pturebaker-Packard 8unray Mid Cont Tenn Gas Trans Texas Co Texas Gulf Pro Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Pacific Coal A 011 Tex Otillttes Tidewater OU 1 50th Cent Fox Union Bag A Paper Union Carbide Union Electric Union Oil of cel Union Pacific United Aircraft United Airline United Corp United Fruit United Gat Corp Unltod Shoe Pipe Rubber 5 8ntelting US Steel Steel pr Vanadium ARTHUR STROUT PROSPECT HARBOR Sept 29 Cgptain Arthur Strout 82 died CP's 2Pa 2PJ 474 Herrick Sept 29 Funeral Charles Davis 86 Corinth were held Saturday at the residence with the Rev Clarence Booker r' 8nf'rs- Littlefield and son Kirk of Newport were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lyman Farrin Brenda and Craig Littlefield returned home with them after a two-week visit at the Farrin home Miss Dorothy Libby has returned home after being a surgical patient at the Eastern Maine Gen- Hanover ChAKf-Manh Cmoirp First NatT-City Guaranty Chemical-Corn Irvinir Manufacturer' Nfw York Truit BOSTON7 BANKS Firat Nafl Nat Shawmut Firs! Boston Corp Rockland Atlas 844 motel business this year does tn the states because of cool weather newspaper 441) talk of 'recession' and undue pub-! the boat show- at the Navy Pier 7i 40 mMt nht hnfir been getting around the country lately viewing the 1959 models Recently returned from New Saturday at a Bangor hospital Yrn-k UMyron Foster ofAl- He was born Milbridge March Htrhmnx wood Motor who attended a lg- B76 the son of John ana 1 re Alexander srz I4ltr OUa Urn W4 041 tom DM Jmt- the state the concensus of opinion in the whpre the new DeSoto was un- nett and' everal niece no at Evergreen cemetefli Cor- uere i a the trade as reflected at th show Shew rrP ar aa th IriOVP i u-a that tha hnafintr hnnm turMitrl I 1 eFuneral service were heki Monday at 2 o'clock from the ORONO Sept Funeral sen- same area a the a' West- was that the boating boom would em lakes and hill central dining continue for another five or six of beauti- of Hermon officiating Honorary bearers were Harry Goodwin George Jeness Stephen n4 4i w- Maine Spud Futures eral Hospital at Bangor Mr and Mrs Earle Sherburne ices for Mrs Daftiel Chaplin will (Cenrlfiy Bearer Break Vernul Hlgli Low Close Vol November 1 97 Jun'iary 3W March 231 April mew) 241 April 'old) no trede bid 240 A none Mer (new) 2 30 Mev (old) no -rde bid 231 A none fvoSv'TlS? HSvKSciX Wdnesda and children Valerie and Donald Provost Shell Service gasoline Harry Taylor ofneiating catholic Bth wcre weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Her- station had a real Hollywood Burial wai in the family lot (morning in St Marys church Mr opening at its Harlow and Cum- Prospect Harbor Cemetery where Masonic committal services were nnd Street location a 3 resort: combination years ful weather and a record number of tourists in our section of Maine Bangor Native really put us over The best month 5 in 11 years of business" nd so it goes "business was pany jn Harrison the Harrison Total velum 7i "business ws bad" Manufacturing Companv is a The criterion for determining native of Bangor The family good or poor season shduld be home was at 88 Fourth Street sou changed from "was business good Bishop is a consulting business Paul Bishop president of the new manufBcturing com- man Adam? Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs It was a three-day affair with conducted dirigibles flying in the sky clowns cavorting around the pumps and passing out lollipops to the children while the gas flowed into the tanks and the motorists vied for opening-days prizes IVAN BELFAST Havener at a a brief He was i'4 or bad 10 the vacaUoner management engineer and has "Did you have a good time?" Warner Lam Wp'tern Maryland Wt Penn Elec Western Union Weetlnjfhouee WfctfnKhouse Air 3rake Wilcox Oil Wilson Co Wool worth Youngstown 3h Zenith HAVENER Sept 29 Ivan 57 died Sunday evening local hospital following illness born in Belfast July 23 1901 the son of Gecrge and Mary McKeen Havener and was mail carrier in Belfast for over 2ft years BUCKSPORT Sept Fun- Ralph Huff and eral services for Willie Ervin grandson John Jacobs of Port-Pickering were held at the Clark- land were weekend guests of his Mitchell Funeral Home in Bucks- mother Mrs Jennie Russell at port at 2 Monday after- i Cambridge They also visited noon the Rev Chgrles Brown 'his brother and sister-in-law Mr pastor' of the Elm Street Congre- and Mrs James Huff gationa) Church officiating Mr and Mr? Manville Howell Bearers were Everett Chandler Garwood Howell Mr and Mrs Alton Nowell Levi Langlois Ar- James Huff Ronald and Stanley that Grindle Albert Willins and Huff Mrs Elizabeth Herrick Frank PePon Miss Phyllis Herrick Miss Raye Burial was Riverview Cem-! Folsom Miss Gail Folsom Har i land Herrick Jay Bryant and Gary Snowden attended the vie-Reauiem tory supper held at the Athens mum vo tery North But ksport ORONO Sept 29 been associated with uch firms as Curtis Wright Bell Aircraft New Coektail Lounge Fairchild Aircraft Ohmer Cash The Bangor House which ha Register and Taximeter Company" 4 35 364 474 74 254 414 37 48'e 1124 111 1224 131 25 40 been getting the Check Clearings Chfjjf clearings in Bangor for the week ending September 27 add "new look" is American Stove Company Kim-new co*cktail berly-Clarke Paper Company I Federal Electric and Exchange about to lounge American Stock Exchange John Chapman flies to Mexico Trust this morning for 10 days to The Harrison company will get ideas for decorating the new 1 manufacture wood novelties toy room and will bring back glass- antique reproductions sporting ware pottery wrought iron goods items and house fumish-knick-knacks decorative pieces rings amounted to tl OHO W' Surviving Arp hi mother of with a 907 4Ri iff9' vaar ed Betost one daughter Mrs James nnt3 d-Lfi i Tr'ehy of Pepperell Mass one Bank debtte at the Presque Isle Mother Rex oLLos Angeles four oranen or tne Northern National grandsons and several nieces High Mass for Mary Louise Grange Hall Saturday everting for Bank -for the week ending Sep- nephews and cousins Dougherty Chaplin widow of the Junior Legion baseball team tember 26 amounted to 3283- Committal services will be held Daniel ChapUn who died Sunday of Harmony and Athens Ill compared with 3996760 for Grove Cemetery Wednesday at evening in Bangor will be held the preceding week 2 the Rev vernelle Dyef at 9 o'clock It requires a temperature of and some furniture He says that the new room will be a bit of old Mexico and the more thin 4400 degrees Fahrenheit to melt the precious metal Wednesday morning at St Mary Catholic Church in Orono Tin Very Rev Thomas of the Baptist Church officiating Friends may call at the Rack-liffe Funeral Home Tuesray evening from 7-9 o'clock i Boston Produce Changeover At Cole' Cole's Express has received delivery of the last 19 new 35 Strlck tandem axle high cube van trailers Also two additional 36-foot Nelligan will officiate Re- ruthenium an element of the mains are at the Joseph La- light platinum group Beau Funeral Home 9 Pine St friends may call be in Riverside EVERY GRAVY B08TON Jobbing prices (with wholesale prices in parentheses' Monday were: Eggs extra large specials brown 1' Butler aluminum tank trailers with 7000-gallon capacity which completes the changeover to tan tire over-the-road fleet Also on EDWARD COTTLE ELLSWORTH FALLS Sept 29-Edward Cottle 52 died at an Cemetery Orono Ellsworth hospital Monday Ororo where Interment will New Location The Baillargeon Firestone store located at 128 North Main Street for five years will be moving to a new location at 36 North Main Street formerly the Old Towu Hardware The move will mean greater 600 additional sdpare feet the firm which hopes to expand most of its various lines of general automotive hardware and household goods The Old Town Hardware company recently constructed a one-story cinder block structure on North Main Street adjacent to the YMCA The First National Store adjoin' nsmrl' Jum New Citizens 1906 son of Albert and Mary FLETCHER BUTTERFIELD CO 1 Cemetery Memoi'ali 86 Central St Bangor Ma Plant State Bt Odd Mt Hope Cam Ample Parkin At Plant Alaska Airline Arkansas Fuel Oil Arkansas Louisiana Gas Asamara Oil Atlas Plywood Corp Barium S' eel British Pei Co Brown Co Csrlbbean Oil in Cons Oil Canada So Pete Chromalloy Corp Creole Pete Cuban All 8ugar Hevrn Ledue Draper Corp Drilling apd Expl Dynamics Corp Dumont Lab Elect rie Bond Sh Eureka Ltd Fitrady Uranium Glenn Alden Coal Hecla Minins Holllnger Holly Corp Imperial Oil Jupiter Oils 24 Kaiser Indust Lake Shore Lear tnr Louisiana Maine Public 8erviee Molybdenite Canada Molybdenum Natolnat Petroleum National Research Tel Tel New Jersey Zinc Nickel Bim and Aria Land North Canadian Oil Noilhspan Uranium 24 Northeast Airlines Ogden Corp Petroleum ncoastal Pete Fantepec Oil P-pperell Roy allte OH Cons Sapphire Pete Sayre and Fisher sh*ttaick Den Mining Corp i 3tanroc Uranium Technicolor Webb Knapp McCue Red- 4 Wood Cottle He was a member of the Lygo-nia Lodge A and A the Acadia Chapter and the Banque fort Commandery all of Ells worth and the Anah Temple Shrine of Bangor He attended he Ellsworth Congregational mond Skowhegan a son AT HARTLAND AT SKOWHEGAN Fairriew Hospital To Mr and Mrs John Wellington a son To Mr and Mrs Andrew Church and served 32 years with 5" (51) 47 lbs brown 47 (4fl) 45-46 lb large special brown 44 45 Medium specials brown 3b (38) Pullets brown 27 '26) Flour spring patents 642-852-Corn all rail No 2 yellow 160 Oats all rail 40 lbs Poultry 87 "Hay No 2 timothy 40-42 Potatoes 50 lbs 75-100 Beef sides good to pri- 43-404 Lambs good to prime 50-57 Veal good to prime 46-58 Poultry choice dressed fowls 164-19 Fancy live fowls 12-15 Sugar fine granulated 100 lbs 925 Pork loins 54-60 4 Potato Market NEW YORK (AP) Potatoes steady 50 lb sk unwashed US No I size Katahdins mg the Baillargeon firm's present site is expected to take over or- the Maine State Highway Com-cupancy of the store Th Bail- mission At the time of his deatli largeon move will take place in he was division superintendent of order are six Diamond diesel tractors purchased to handle the increased volume anticipated this' fall winter The trailer purchase completes an order of 62 tandems which because of a State of Maine law change In August 1957 allows an additional 10000 lbs gross weight per unit All of these trailers will be heated to handle Aroosiook potatoes during the winter months During the past 13 months has also lengthened and put tandem assemblies on 19 conventional trailer in their own Bangor shops A total of 81 tandem trailers makes Cole the large common carrier operiting tn the State of Maine (if not New England) to complete this changeover from conventional single axle to tandems With a totaj investment of over 500000 View 59 Dodges The automobile dealer have BROOKINGS Funeral Home 364 34 364 354 554 26 4 28 28 4 324 32 34 3 34 1114 1104 1114 -104 30 30' 44 474 4 314 314 314 634 63 634 304 34 30 4 I 4S4 44 464 344 334 334 444 444 444 364 364 254 41 40 4 41 364 384 36 74 78 74 1454 145 146 384 354 364 Scott-Webb Hospital To Mr and Mrs Durward Patterson of Pittsfield a son Scott Evan To Mr and Mr Dwayne Malcolm of Troy a son Leroy Dwayne To Mr and Mrs Martin Prentiss of Etna a son Gerald William AT ROCKLAND Knoi County General Hospital To Mr and Mrs Daniel Dear-' bom of Union a daughter about three weeks NOTICE Of HE AXING oiP APPLICATION TOB LIQUOR LICENSE Notlee 1 herein riven that the Mii-niriral 09irer ot the City of Barnor Matitr mail hold a public heartns tn thr Council Room Cltv Hall Bangor Maine jn the elxth day of October 15 at for the consideration if an application made bv Leo Oopln for Restauran' Malt Liquor License at 17 Hanco*ck SI All persons may appear to he cause if anv trhv the above license should not be approved JAY 1 ALLEY CITY CLERK highway maintenance Surviving besides his parents are his wife Dorothy one son Robert one daughter Mrs Ralph Carter and four grandchildren all of Ellsworth Falls Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 3 o'clock- from the Jordan Funeral Home in Ellsworth the Rev George Bovill officiating Bearers will be Page Johnson (Formerly POND'S) Wilmot I Brooking Proprietor Gary Smith Asst Director.

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