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er~ing J3rown~ille J3rown~ille Jet poundaGrange Milo Se6 2 No 19 Thursday evening May) 1963 Ten ~

uda CI b Elects Officers Jet ers

CLUB OF MILO NAMES SLA TE COMMITTEES yudaClub M F W C held its annual banquet Wednesday at the BletbenHouse at Dover-Foxcroft with 30 members

1LUUUlDg Mrs Rose Carlson presided ai the business meeting reports were given by Mrs Myrtle Wiley secretary and uriel Lovell treasurer

bull Helen Salley reported twit $12492 was reoeived from the ummage sale and $21 52 from the fudge sale

_farionBarris reported for the wellare commit ee and Mrs Crosby [or the legislation committee Mrs Madeline

eported that Easter baskets had been taken to the ursing

resignation of one member was accepted - announced that ilie annual picnic wi 15epostponed from

5 to June 12 and will bc held at Mrs Evelyn Car y ls camp Vi w Members are to take their own dishes and silver The BrownviUeJct illgh School Tumbling Club will pres

minating commi tee Mrs Natalie Harris Mls Chris tumbling exhlliition at the Milo Town Hall Thursday May 16th - and Mrs Joyce Bui ley presented the folloWing slate of of- Milo Senior Band will play before the show and during mter who were elected Mrs Yvonne Angovgt pre ident Mrs sion and we believe a very enjoyable evening is in store for Carey firs t vice president Mrs My Lie WiI y second spectators

ident Mni Kathleen Long corresponding seer lary The boys are -rom grades 7 through 12 and have deel peel Grace D hie ecording ere rmiddot iuriel Lo ell gl eat deal of kill dur me pas ~easoo

TH E TO- - _shy

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns in our covershyagethrougbNEWS INFORMATION ANDLOWPBICshyED ADVERTISING

We accept no tlnanc ial responaibillty for errors in advertising but win gladly print corrections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN cmshyER may be obtained through oUr office

U y ou have ~15 or available photos of ampBY sort we lUge you to call or drop in IJeadllile wlll be Manda] Noon but we would appreciate copy receJyed earlier in the Week

Clasaifled ds 50 cent mlDimWlllDc1ud1ag up to 12 wonts 3 cents for each addltloal wozd Display ad space by the columa lDdl

It aDd Joanne Bdampham - Edltora

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THURSDJY1~Y 9Tt Jaycees

J Cote West Main Street Belles n Beaux Square Dance - 0 Maine VJ 3-2232

galow-Five rocgtms and bath p orch-garage-good condishy

1 Brownville Jct Page St -~th 5-3603

_oed colors amp types iabeled _50 per dozen Not labelshy $1 50 Large decorashy

e $1 50 each Clumps $75 the house Call WI 3-2551

EleanorCyr Milo Me

R SALE H P Evinrude Outboard p~or Arlon Richardson

IItPb_Yl-yenlY_ OTH Piscataquis Lodge No 44AF amp AM

SAruRDA~LMAY 11 TH_ Central Me Music Festival Special Jlyteen Dance at the Town Hall

~UNDAyenJ1AY~~Tl Mothers Day Church

MQ~AYI l1AY 13TH Aldworth Chapter Brownville-Junction Teachers Club Belles n Beaux Square Dance

~-------------------- Class

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Jarnes l l add For Homeowners and Auto policies

Prompt Claim Service

Phone WI 3-8831

rJ~_SDAy---t-MXJlI1L Neoteric Banquet

1r=============Twmtions the fact that there is a time when it 1s ap

NEED A NEW MUFFLER try

Arnolds ESSO STATION

(l Conglomeration OJ CWO By Neill Robertson

Just to tickle your curiosity this week I will ask how many of ~~ know which of the Psalms has 26 verses and the last six words 9

the same in every verse There are only 150 Psalms so it shouldn take you too long

Now there were some few who worked the little stunt about th little wooden man and the bell so try this one on your piano

Just for fun a fellow wanted to see what he could do to start business venture so he started out with a rather small amOJnt 0

money in his pocket and then he met a friend to whom he explaine~ his little stunt and he told the friend how much money he had in hi pocket and asked him to loan him as much as he himself had Thi man agreed The little would be business man spent$lOand theI m e t a second friend and explained to him his expected venture Be

the 2nd man loaned hi m as much as the li ttle bus ines s man had lef _ and then spent $1 O Then he met a third man and borrowed fr on him as muh as he had after the DoVO other transactions and spen $10

The question is how much money did he start out with And ho much did he have left

Here is a little diversion The great D L Moody repor ted -h results of one of his evangelistic meetings thus Two and a hashyconversions Two adults andachildl suppose asked a fr ie- j No quickly replied Moody Two children and an adult the chLi rengave their whgtle lives The adult had only half of his life If to give

Another A woman said to John Wesley I take pride in sp2 iliL~

my mind Thats my talent Wesley commented sadly Won-_2 _ the Lord wouldnt mioo jf you buried that ta lent And here i E an shyother A father cut up a map of the world ani told his little g1 toputittogether It didnt take her long to put e-ery piece in gtshyplace Why how dld youdo ithe asked in surprise She replie~ There was a picture of Jesus on the olther side I knew whir had Jesus in the rightplace the whole world wO Jld be right OGo

I have a very dear cousin in Fredericton N B whgt sent the s e d~= pings to me as she does very often Infactl hlve several rela th from around that section Fredericton and Marysville whegt send n some very fine poems clippings etc

Here is something rather hard to believe but it happened to n There was some occasim at Houlton the women of the B ap Church were attending and they were billeted to different hon-e and I had the job of finding the places where thel e~e 10 - m - was unable to find one street so I stopped at a house u e a ma was working the place I asked him where a ce a~ 1Oz shyand he somehow got the idea we were churct peope ~ _ =IlJ

traduced himself saying his name was Neill (I IT srJ ~ ~ __ shyfor the minute the last name) but he said h e wa pa-w ~ t_2 -gt

formeci Baptist church Houlton I told him I had baen 1 cus~

being a minister myse lf and that my name was also _-eill f-e ~shy

RO~8rtson) He grabbed my hand very firmly and he said ~ra=

am named after you He told me his mothers maiden name ~

Perry from Marysville where I worked in a cotton mill as a yO~g steL No wOlder they say Its a small world ani it is ge_ shysmaller all the time ThsBible says there is a time 0-f thing under the sun a time to live qnd a time to die

once to die an after tha t the judgement

iWlllllt1il~ r Remember the FIRST cor_ ~ brought into he Sp0n5or - S_

ec aIlE

MACIJONALD

AMBOREE I ALUAILE COQPONS TO THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS US

REDEEM THEM AS--~SPEaFIED FOR Bonus LAlDSTAM

lOP EXPIRES MAY 18 1963

With any purchase aIS3 00 or more a

Clark fur niture

100 Bonus Sf Expnw$ MAY 18 1963

WIth any purcbaBe a

c-Horne amp SOns In est Main Street Mllo M~qeuro l~l 943-221

I t ~XPJREa MAY 18 1~63

With any purchase of $5 00 or inore

lom Howards West1ern Auto Milo Mnine

Llmit one COOPOll perpurcbase

1 tampsEXPlRES MAY 18 1963

th any purchase of $3 00 or more

Town (oontry Clothing Store Milo Mnlilc Formamply Mlo l)ry Goods

Limit one coupon per purchase

Imiddotmiddotmiddotmiddota

middot The bride is a ~raduate of Milo High School and i5 pre _ eL~ ~

~ tapl es-Henderson WeddIng junior at the University of Maine The bridegroom is a gr u _ ~ of Preaque Isle High School and a senior at the University of Main=

where he is majoring in government He is a me mber of Sigt Pi Sigma Honor Society at the University

Following the ceremony a reception and wedding supper was he ~c

at the P ilots Gr illin Bangor I n the receiving line with the br and gr oom wer e her parents Mr and Mrs RobertH Henderso- and his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur J Staples Sr

The b anquet tables were attractive with wedding place car ds white tapers and wedding bells based with massed pink and white carnations

After the tradi tional cake cutting ceremony the Misses Joan and Jane Henderson twin sis ters of the bride passed carnations fro llO the table decor to each guest

The guest book was circ ulated by Miss J udith Bagley and MiS5

Virginia Lawr ence presided at the gift table Following a wee kend trip Mr and Mrs Staples are at ho

on C ollege Avenu e Orono Maine

r~ - - Gayle C leo Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson 8 High St Milo became the bride of Arthur J us tin

f

middot ~

_

- g

3 fa

n

euros Jr son of Mr and Mrs Athur J Staples of P resque in a 1ouble ring ceremony Satur day evening May 4 at 8

ck at Drummond Chapel Universi ty of Maine Rev Harvey H Bates Jr director of Religous Affair s at

_-niversi ty of Maine officiated at the c e r e mony using the Episshy-- marriage service The alter was decor a ted With willte carnshyns a nd pur ple iris Wedding music was render ed by Miss June middoter classmate of the bride

_ebride giveninmarriagebyher father was a ttr actively at shyrl in a streetlength gown of white selk organza over taffeta

wn featured a bouffant skirt por trait nec kline I thr ee-quar ter nh s leeves and a vide lace -embellished midriff He r only elry was a s ingle s_trand of pearls The brides c olonia l bouquet

-hioned wi th white car nations and purple iris

e carnations and blue i ris

s Ronald Calef ofOrnno clas s mate of the bride was the rna- I ee1ttd 0 Z-D4 n41tPleaeil of honor and the best man Wa8 Allan Marshall of Or ono a -= _______________________ -

-smate of the groom Mr s Calef wore turquoi s c e pe with

s~ Sfud4U1

B 8 TRANSITOR RADIOS $2495

) ~ (ALL BRANDS AVAILABLE ) - FLUTE RE G $129 95 $7995

POWE R MOWER WITH RECOIL START StgtECIA L $38 0

WHI E THEY L AST UPRIGHT FRE E ZER DELDX

j) 339 95 $279 95 WT EG

-

DE LUX E LECTRIC RANGE $1799 5 ECTRIC BROOM REG $2 9 95

Oue $1 9 95 SEE 1P RE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT

Tom Howard

Complete Se lection of Mlt5thers Da eads

by American Greeting

Free Carnation Cor sages This Saturday and Sundaye ~ ~~

Ott_atioll News ~LLINOCKET COMMUNITY HOSP ITAL AUXILIARY SPOtgtL SORING CHARITY BAL L

The Hospital Auxi liary is sponsoring a Char i ty B a ll at the Millinocke t ATmory on Fri shyday May 17 th with Nat Desshymond s Or chestr a The theme will be P ar is in Springtime

The proceeds fr om the ball will be used to furnish an xr ay waiting r oom which has been greatly needed for s ometime

Tickets may b 8 purchas ed from any board me mber or at Emersons P harmacy Mill shyinocket or BarteLe tts Phar shymacy in East _tillinockeL

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mr s Earl Rhoda with 9 me shybelS present

The business meeting was conducted by the president Mr Jane Togtin

Plans were made for the Sup shyerintendents Supper to be pu on at the Grange Hall on Ma~

8th by the Happy Hour Club An invitation was r ecel

h om Governor and Mrs R ei to a Maine Cancer Soc i ty Tegt 0 1 May 9th at Blaine Mansi in Augusta

Beano as played during meshyafter noon Refreshments ere s erved by the ho tess

TH E TO- - _shy

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns in our covershyagethrougbNEWS INFORMATION ANDLOWPBICshyED ADVERTISING

We accept no tlnanc ial responaibillty for errors in advertising but win gladly print corrections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN cmshyER may be obtained through oUr office

U y ou have ~15 or available photos of ampBY sort we lUge you to call or drop in IJeadllile wlll be Manda] Noon but we would appreciate copy receJyed earlier in the Week

Clasaifled ds 50 cent mlDimWlllDc1ud1ag up to 12 wonts 3 cents for each addltloal wozd Display ad space by the columa lDdl

It aDd Joanne Bdampham - Edltora

KS-2622 Uh NEWS ITE ampU-73M for AD SP~_CE

THURSDJY1~Y 9Tt Jaycees

J Cote West Main Street Belles n Beaux Square Dance - 0 Maine VJ 3-2232

galow-Five rocgtms and bath p orch-garage-good condishy

1 Brownville Jct Page St -~th 5-3603

_oed colors amp types iabeled _50 per dozen Not labelshy $1 50 Large decorashy

e $1 50 each Clumps $75 the house Call WI 3-2551

EleanorCyr Milo Me

R SALE H P Evinrude Outboard p~or Arlon Richardson

IItPb_Yl-yenlY_ OTH Piscataquis Lodge No 44AF amp AM

SAruRDA~LMAY 11 TH_ Central Me Music Festival Special Jlyteen Dance at the Town Hall

~UNDAyenJ1AY~~Tl Mothers Day Church

MQ~AYI l1AY 13TH Aldworth Chapter Brownville-Junction Teachers Club Belles n Beaux Square Dance

~-------------------- Class

The L ADD

Jarnes l l add For Homeowners and Auto policies

Prompt Claim Service

Phone WI 3-8831

rJ~_SDAy---t-MXJlI1L Neoteric Banquet

1r=============Twmtions the fact that there is a time when it 1s ap

NEED A NEW MUFFLER try

Arnolds ESSO STATION

(l Conglomeration OJ CWO By Neill Robertson

Just to tickle your curiosity this week I will ask how many of ~~ know which of the Psalms has 26 verses and the last six words 9

the same in every verse There are only 150 Psalms so it shouldn take you too long

Now there were some few who worked the little stunt about th little wooden man and the bell so try this one on your piano

Just for fun a fellow wanted to see what he could do to start business venture so he started out with a rather small amOJnt 0

money in his pocket and then he met a friend to whom he explaine~ his little stunt and he told the friend how much money he had in hi pocket and asked him to loan him as much as he himself had Thi man agreed The little would be business man spent$lOand theI m e t a second friend and explained to him his expected venture Be

the 2nd man loaned hi m as much as the li ttle bus ines s man had lef _ and then spent $1 O Then he met a third man and borrowed fr on him as muh as he had after the DoVO other transactions and spen $10

The question is how much money did he start out with And ho much did he have left

Here is a little diversion The great D L Moody repor ted -h results of one of his evangelistic meetings thus Two and a hashyconversions Two adults andachildl suppose asked a fr ie- j No quickly replied Moody Two children and an adult the chLi rengave their whgtle lives The adult had only half of his life If to give

Another A woman said to John Wesley I take pride in sp2 iliL~

my mind Thats my talent Wesley commented sadly Won-_2 _ the Lord wouldnt mioo jf you buried that ta lent And here i E an shyother A father cut up a map of the world ani told his little g1 toputittogether It didnt take her long to put e-ery piece in gtshyplace Why how dld youdo ithe asked in surprise She replie~ There was a picture of Jesus on the olther side I knew whir had Jesus in the rightplace the whole world wO Jld be right OGo

I have a very dear cousin in Fredericton N B whgt sent the s e d~= pings to me as she does very often Infactl hlve several rela th from around that section Fredericton and Marysville whegt send n some very fine poems clippings etc

Here is something rather hard to believe but it happened to n There was some occasim at Houlton the women of the B ap Church were attending and they were billeted to different hon-e and I had the job of finding the places where thel e~e 10 - m - was unable to find one street so I stopped at a house u e a ma was working the place I asked him where a ce a~ 1Oz shyand he somehow got the idea we were churct peope ~ _ =IlJ

traduced himself saying his name was Neill (I IT srJ ~ ~ __ shyfor the minute the last name) but he said h e wa pa-w ~ t_2 -gt

formeci Baptist church Houlton I told him I had baen 1 cus~

being a minister myse lf and that my name was also _-eill f-e ~shy

RO~8rtson) He grabbed my hand very firmly and he said ~ra=

am named after you He told me his mothers maiden name ~

Perry from Marysville where I worked in a cotton mill as a yO~g steL No wOlder they say Its a small world ani it is ge_ shysmaller all the time ThsBible says there is a time 0-f thing under the sun a time to live qnd a time to die

once to die an after tha t the judgement

iWlllllt1il~ r Remember the FIRST cor_ ~ brought into he Sp0n5or - S_

ec aIlE

MACIJONALD

AMBOREE I ALUAILE COQPONS TO THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS US

REDEEM THEM AS--~SPEaFIED FOR Bonus LAlDSTAM

lOP EXPIRES MAY 18 1963

With any purchase aIS3 00 or more a

Clark fur niture

100 Bonus Sf Expnw$ MAY 18 1963

WIth any purcbaBe a

c-Horne amp SOns In est Main Street Mllo M~qeuro l~l 943-221

I t ~XPJREa MAY 18 1~63

With any purchase of $5 00 or inore

lom Howards West1ern Auto Milo Mnine

Llmit one COOPOll perpurcbase

1 tampsEXPlRES MAY 18 1963

th any purchase of $3 00 or more

Town (oontry Clothing Store Milo Mnlilc Formamply Mlo l)ry Goods

Limit one coupon per purchase

Imiddotmiddotmiddotmiddota

middot The bride is a ~raduate of Milo High School and i5 pre _ eL~ ~

~ tapl es-Henderson WeddIng junior at the University of Maine The bridegroom is a gr u _ ~ of Preaque Isle High School and a senior at the University of Main=

where he is majoring in government He is a me mber of Sigt Pi Sigma Honor Society at the University

Following the ceremony a reception and wedding supper was he ~c

at the P ilots Gr illin Bangor I n the receiving line with the br and gr oom wer e her parents Mr and Mrs RobertH Henderso- and his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur J Staples Sr

The b anquet tables were attractive with wedding place car ds white tapers and wedding bells based with massed pink and white carnations

After the tradi tional cake cutting ceremony the Misses Joan and Jane Henderson twin sis ters of the bride passed carnations fro llO the table decor to each guest

The guest book was circ ulated by Miss J udith Bagley and MiS5

Virginia Lawr ence presided at the gift table Following a wee kend trip Mr and Mrs Staples are at ho

on C ollege Avenu e Orono Maine

r~ - - Gayle C leo Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson 8 High St Milo became the bride of Arthur J us tin

f

middot ~

_

- g

3 fa

n

euros Jr son of Mr and Mrs Athur J Staples of P resque in a 1ouble ring ceremony Satur day evening May 4 at 8

ck at Drummond Chapel Universi ty of Maine Rev Harvey H Bates Jr director of Religous Affair s at

_-niversi ty of Maine officiated at the c e r e mony using the Episshy-- marriage service The alter was decor a ted With willte carnshyns a nd pur ple iris Wedding music was render ed by Miss June middoter classmate of the bride

_ebride giveninmarriagebyher father was a ttr actively at shyrl in a streetlength gown of white selk organza over taffeta

wn featured a bouffant skirt por trait nec kline I thr ee-quar ter nh s leeves and a vide lace -embellished midriff He r only elry was a s ingle s_trand of pearls The brides c olonia l bouquet

-hioned wi th white car nations and purple iris

e carnations and blue i ris

s Ronald Calef ofOrnno clas s mate of the bride was the rna- I ee1ttd 0 Z-D4 n41tPleaeil of honor and the best man Wa8 Allan Marshall of Or ono a -= _______________________ -

-smate of the groom Mr s Calef wore turquoi s c e pe with

s~ Sfud4U1

B 8 TRANSITOR RADIOS $2495

) ~ (ALL BRANDS AVAILABLE ) - FLUTE RE G $129 95 $7995

POWE R MOWER WITH RECOIL START StgtECIA L $38 0

WHI E THEY L AST UPRIGHT FRE E ZER DELDX

j) 339 95 $279 95 WT EG

-

DE LUX E LECTRIC RANGE $1799 5 ECTRIC BROOM REG $2 9 95

Oue $1 9 95 SEE 1P RE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT

Tom Howard

Complete Se lection of Mlt5thers Da eads

by American Greeting

Free Carnation Cor sages This Saturday and Sundaye ~ ~~

Ott_atioll News ~LLINOCKET COMMUNITY HOSP ITAL AUXILIARY SPOtgtL SORING CHARITY BAL L

The Hospital Auxi liary is sponsoring a Char i ty B a ll at the Millinocke t ATmory on Fri shyday May 17 th with Nat Desshymond s Or chestr a The theme will be P ar is in Springtime

The proceeds fr om the ball will be used to furnish an xr ay waiting r oom which has been greatly needed for s ometime

Tickets may b 8 purchas ed from any board me mber or at Emersons P harmacy Mill shyinocket or BarteLe tts Phar shymacy in East _tillinockeL

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mr s Earl Rhoda with 9 me shybelS present

The business meeting was conducted by the president Mr Jane Togtin

Plans were made for the Sup shyerintendents Supper to be pu on at the Grange Hall on Ma~

8th by the Happy Hour Club An invitation was r ecel

h om Governor and Mrs R ei to a Maine Cancer Soc i ty Tegt 0 1 May 9th at Blaine Mansi in Augusta

Beano as played during meshyafter noon Refreshments ere s erved by the ho tess

MACIJONALD

AMBOREE I ALUAILE COQPONS TO THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS US

REDEEM THEM AS--~SPEaFIED FOR Bonus LAlDSTAM

lOP EXPIRES MAY 18 1963

With any purchase aIS3 00 or more a

Clark fur niture

100 Bonus Sf Expnw$ MAY 18 1963

WIth any purcbaBe a

c-Horne amp SOns In est Main Street Mllo M~qeuro l~l 943-221

I t ~XPJREa MAY 18 1~63

With any purchase of $5 00 or inore

lom Howards West1ern Auto Milo Mnine

Llmit one COOPOll perpurcbase

1 tampsEXPlRES MAY 18 1963

th any purchase of $3 00 or more

Town (oontry Clothing Store Milo Mnlilc Formamply Mlo l)ry Goods

Limit one coupon per purchase

Imiddotmiddotmiddotmiddota

middot The bride is a ~raduate of Milo High School and i5 pre _ eL~ ~

~ tapl es-Henderson WeddIng junior at the University of Maine The bridegroom is a gr u _ ~ of Preaque Isle High School and a senior at the University of Main=

where he is majoring in government He is a me mber of Sigt Pi Sigma Honor Society at the University

Following the ceremony a reception and wedding supper was he ~c

at the P ilots Gr illin Bangor I n the receiving line with the br and gr oom wer e her parents Mr and Mrs RobertH Henderso- and his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur J Staples Sr

The b anquet tables were attractive with wedding place car ds white tapers and wedding bells based with massed pink and white carnations

After the tradi tional cake cutting ceremony the Misses Joan and Jane Henderson twin sis ters of the bride passed carnations fro llO the table decor to each guest

The guest book was circ ulated by Miss J udith Bagley and MiS5

Virginia Lawr ence presided at the gift table Following a wee kend trip Mr and Mrs Staples are at ho

on C ollege Avenu e Orono Maine

r~ - - Gayle C leo Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson 8 High St Milo became the bride of Arthur J us tin

f

middot ~

_

- g

3 fa

n

euros Jr son of Mr and Mrs Athur J Staples of P resque in a 1ouble ring ceremony Satur day evening May 4 at 8

ck at Drummond Chapel Universi ty of Maine Rev Harvey H Bates Jr director of Religous Affair s at

_-niversi ty of Maine officiated at the c e r e mony using the Episshy-- marriage service The alter was decor a ted With willte carnshyns a nd pur ple iris Wedding music was render ed by Miss June middoter classmate of the bride

_ebride giveninmarriagebyher father was a ttr actively at shyrl in a streetlength gown of white selk organza over taffeta

wn featured a bouffant skirt por trait nec kline I thr ee-quar ter nh s leeves and a vide lace -embellished midriff He r only elry was a s ingle s_trand of pearls The brides c olonia l bouquet

-hioned wi th white car nations and purple iris

e carnations and blue i ris

s Ronald Calef ofOrnno clas s mate of the bride was the rna- I ee1ttd 0 Z-D4 n41tPleaeil of honor and the best man Wa8 Allan Marshall of Or ono a -= _______________________ -

-smate of the groom Mr s Calef wore turquoi s c e pe with

s~ Sfud4U1

B 8 TRANSITOR RADIOS $2495

) ~ (ALL BRANDS AVAILABLE ) - FLUTE RE G $129 95 $7995

POWE R MOWER WITH RECOIL START StgtECIA L $38 0

WHI E THEY L AST UPRIGHT FRE E ZER DELDX

j) 339 95 $279 95 WT EG

-

DE LUX E LECTRIC RANGE $1799 5 ECTRIC BROOM REG $2 9 95

Oue $1 9 95 SEE 1P RE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT

Tom Howard

Complete Se lection of Mlt5thers Da eads

by American Greeting

Free Carnation Cor sages This Saturday and Sundaye ~ ~~

Ott_atioll News ~LLINOCKET COMMUNITY HOSP ITAL AUXILIARY SPOtgtL SORING CHARITY BAL L

The Hospital Auxi liary is sponsoring a Char i ty B a ll at the Millinocke t ATmory on Fri shyday May 17 th with Nat Desshymond s Or chestr a The theme will be P ar is in Springtime

The proceeds fr om the ball will be used to furnish an xr ay waiting r oom which has been greatly needed for s ometime

Tickets may b 8 purchas ed from any board me mber or at Emersons P harmacy Mill shyinocket or BarteLe tts Phar shymacy in East _tillinockeL

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mr s Earl Rhoda with 9 me shybelS present

The business meeting was conducted by the president Mr Jane Togtin

Plans were made for the Sup shyerintendents Supper to be pu on at the Grange Hall on Ma~

8th by the Happy Hour Club An invitation was r ecel

h om Governor and Mrs R ei to a Maine Cancer Soc i ty Tegt 0 1 May 9th at Blaine Mansi in Augusta

Beano as played during meshyafter noon Refreshments ere s erved by the ho tess

middot The bride is a ~raduate of Milo High School and i5 pre _ eL~ ~

~ tapl es-Henderson WeddIng junior at the University of Maine The bridegroom is a gr u _ ~ of Preaque Isle High School and a senior at the University of Main=

where he is majoring in government He is a me mber of Sigt Pi Sigma Honor Society at the University

Following the ceremony a reception and wedding supper was he ~c

at the P ilots Gr illin Bangor I n the receiving line with the br and gr oom wer e her parents Mr and Mrs RobertH Henderso- and his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur J Staples Sr

The b anquet tables were attractive with wedding place car ds white tapers and wedding bells based with massed pink and white carnations

After the tradi tional cake cutting ceremony the Misses Joan and Jane Henderson twin sis ters of the bride passed carnations fro llO the table decor to each guest

The guest book was circ ulated by Miss J udith Bagley and MiS5

Virginia Lawr ence presided at the gift table Following a wee kend trip Mr and Mrs Staples are at ho

on C ollege Avenu e Orono Maine

r~ - - Gayle C leo Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson 8 High St Milo became the bride of Arthur J us tin

f

middot ~

_

- g

3 fa

n

euros Jr son of Mr and Mrs Athur J Staples of P resque in a 1ouble ring ceremony Satur day evening May 4 at 8

ck at Drummond Chapel Universi ty of Maine Rev Harvey H Bates Jr director of Religous Affair s at

_-niversi ty of Maine officiated at the c e r e mony using the Episshy-- marriage service The alter was decor a ted With willte carnshyns a nd pur ple iris Wedding music was render ed by Miss June middoter classmate of the bride

_ebride giveninmarriagebyher father was a ttr actively at shyrl in a streetlength gown of white selk organza over taffeta

wn featured a bouffant skirt por trait nec kline I thr ee-quar ter nh s leeves and a vide lace -embellished midriff He r only elry was a s ingle s_trand of pearls The brides c olonia l bouquet

-hioned wi th white car nations and purple iris

e carnations and blue i ris

s Ronald Calef ofOrnno clas s mate of the bride was the rna- I ee1ttd 0 Z-D4 n41tPleaeil of honor and the best man Wa8 Allan Marshall of Or ono a -= _______________________ -

-smate of the groom Mr s Calef wore turquoi s c e pe with

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The Hospital Auxi liary is sponsoring a Char i ty B a ll at the Millinocke t ATmory on Fri shyday May 17 th with Nat Desshymond s Or chestr a The theme will be P ar is in Springtime

The proceeds fr om the ball will be used to furnish an xr ay waiting r oom which has been greatly needed for s ometime

Tickets may b 8 purchas ed from any board me mber or at Emersons P harmacy Mill shyinocket or BarteLe tts Phar shymacy in East _tillinockeL

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mr s Earl Rhoda with 9 me shybelS present

The business meeting was conducted by the president Mr Jane Togtin

Plans were made for the Sup shyerintendents Supper to be pu on at the Grange Hall on Ma~

8th by the Happy Hour Club An invitation was r ecel

h om Governor and Mrs R ei to a Maine Cancer Soc i ty Tegt 0 1 May 9th at Blaine Mansi in Augusta

Beano as played during meshyafter noon Refreshments ere s erved by the ho tess

B7 ltD BAnJry

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2422 1009 Away Greenville 1 28 TuEoSdz2401 100 0 Home Greenville 1 29 Wedr~5)2367 986 Away Guilford 2 June 1 Samnja

~ Carey 11 83 986 Home Junction 1 3 l1ondashyE Gray 591 985 Home Guilford 1 4 Tueuro 3 i- J unha m 1753 97 4 2035 969 2322 96 8 2006 95 5 1140 9 5 ~O

1993 949 2263 943 2263 94 3 2256 940 2677 932 2220 92 5 1657 92 1

Fo~ter 2179 90 8 1 3 ryant 272 90 7

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th W Thompson of Brown vi lle and Stephen Walte r London son Donald London of Mil o were married Saturday

r noonin the Brownville Community Church Thepastoro the the R ev JOM W Meisner performed the double r i ng

The wedding march as played by Mrs Donald Stickney Th ns were baskets of white gladioli and blue and white carn shy

g i venin m arriage by her father wore a ballerina gown ganz 0 er taffe ta The fi tted bodice trimmed with

_e wasfashionedwith scoopneckline outlined with s eed ed pearls -quarter length sleeves Tbe kirt fea tured a scissor

tfrontopened to reveal a panel of lace The fingertip vie1 of rted bridal i llusions fe ll froma queens crown of lace and twis ts

pearls trimmed with crystals and an organza bow The bride Tied a white Bible and a bouque t of white snap ragons

maid of honor Miss Rachel Str out of Dover - Foxcroft a sin of the bride wore a b lue b alle r inagoWllJf n Ion over taffeta

Fred~ le of Brunswi ck a c ousin of fue bridegroom was best The us hers were Bryan Cole of B Tl swick and Kris Delano

Mass cous in of thebideJroom The reception was beld in the Co mmuni ty Cburch Parish House

Th~ decora tions were blue nd white s treamers and white wedding

f1 fMI~_ Zgt~ __ _ E 1m Street

~----=------ ~---- shyOpen For The Seas on

Pi l za t

FREE CONE R OM 2 to 4 FRIDAY Ho tdogs MAY 9th 1

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Hamburgers Onion Ril gs F rench Fries

For ras~ Serv ice Cail 943-7391

For the Biggest and the Best

try a Humd inger Sundie or a Shake at Joys

1he ev h iffltier Than The ixJrd

We welco me all Open Letters and Letters to he L

The opinions expressedin this column are not neceS5ar~

of the editors We feel that a newspaper should express the views of the

however much we might agree or disagree with them We will not accept anymore unsigned letters for prin

you do not wish your name signed to the lette r when pri may so have it however we will keep your signed coPshy

in our office

No Regrets Di ving into a foxhole one night on Okinawa during V orld

Two this Mar ine found a very young boy had got there e him Clutched in the boys hand was one of the nices t Ie f

it has ever been my pleasure to r ead It weLlt as follow_middot Dear Mom

Tonight a s I sit here on my bunk or whatever these 3

call this piece of canvass and pipes I canthelp but reI of borne and what I am missing by being way out here wonder sometimes what for I dont know as Ill ever ge mailed as we are going ashore at 0400 in the morning and all the scuttlebutt we hear its to b e tough

You know Mom I always thought when I was at home I waS being abused when I was told to believe in prayer an1 chur h I have s ince learned that certainly prayer has no a meaning but gives one an exceptional ability to face the difficult tasks with not only a little more courage but peace of mind which does not come to him who knows no S= I have n o gripes nor regrets Mom except perhaps deep d inside I fee l sorry for those of my buddies whom I knOl not as lucky as I was to have had the bringing up that I Iii may never mail this letter as sometimes in writing to Mon it is like talking to someone whom you love dear ly later after tranqui~lity and peace of mind come you sud realize how you feel about different things and tear the Ie up and throw them away Somehow this lette r seems diE to me It almost seems as if you were here with me guiding with your loving hand my every foots tep It is ting dark and Imust close with all my love to you and aL iends b ack home

Your loving Sam

The Marine tOflgh battleworn and with a look of hc

on his face had fa llen a leep Tears had made two tin down his face wher e they had washed away the dirt of The letter was now in the s lee ping marine s hand for yo Slm would not mail it now Sam was dead

Ten P COMMENTS BY THE EDITORbull

People in the Milo area will have a rare opportuni ty thi to witness the c olor and performance of twenty b and choruses and two orchestras in the Central Maine us tiva1 Mr E d Burry P r esident of the Milo JayCee nounced that tbe auditions will start at 900 A M and Til pen to the public all day if the three halls do not beeo e

The parade which wi ll be nearly a mile long start at 300 P M Programs wi ll be on lle howinltJ tions of the audition buildings and the parade rou~

roject

__ Boy Scouts of Milo performed a wor-k project last - ai3e w ouey fo r camping trips Th~ patTo pictured =ed cars a t Cr osby s Service Station whUe tbe rest of r-Jied and ~ le a ned lavvns in town

repares For Festival

Junior Band rehearses for the Central lTane ]f ls ic

be he ld 1n Milo this Sa turday We hope they recei ve b~n they m arch by in the parade

h ROI~k EtCll1~ of Brownville J unc tion unde r the direci)n Ch Jr k~ 1 a(D 0113ld has planted flowers and shr ubs at

HO1or Roll a nd Solclicrs Monumeut This is the type of aCli a young peopless group that i s needed in our

3i1oulcl Jll In very prowl of this group Piciulcd ab)ve 11e TIlL ChLlr les MacD ona ld

11

ly by

Rob~ rt Th l)m~lj anj R ichcrrcl Dean

Towa amp Cootry Clotbin Slore (Formel~ly 1vtilo Dry Goods )

VTilo Maine

Presents a Wonderful world of Fashion for MOTHER O~ HER DAYltodutd Z~

ad amp rJeIUf Shop Your Drug Store

Dilllg(tshy

ZMI Fi rst

We oUer a few sugges tions Nylons by B erkshire and Gordon Slips by Seamprufe and Movie Star Pajamas Gowns and Dusters by Miss Hollywood Dresses by BerkBhire Foreve r Y OWlg Jonathan Lo~an

and Juni orsvi lie fr om $3 98 to $19 98 Ilt ts Bags Scurves Gloves and pretty Corsages to mater Rain amp shi ne Culls by CablL hgte~ )_ am- EIlJ c -

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bullunlor Speakers

-ile l 1ilo High School Junior _aking Contest was hAld in

t Town Hall last Wednesday ening Winners (pictured _ to bottom) were JannUer

- is Dramatic with Bad ed Pamela Butte ry Or ashy-y with The Cr eation and en Rea~don Humorous eh Oh For The Love Of ~egory Se80nd p lac e winshys ere Ecwar d Deger strom atory Farraday Clark

rna c and Holly Clark OOlS Judges were Mrs

n _-- II ~_ n Un~ _

THE TO Wl CRIEF

AYUDA C LUB OFFIC E RS Contd fr om P age 1

The outgoing presiden t Mrs Carlson pres ented the newly electshyed pres ident Mrs Angove with a pres idents pin and the gavel

Tlle newofficers wer e ins talled by the distri ct p resident Mr Madeline Mott as sisted by Mrs R ose Carlson

Thepresident Mr s Ango e announced her committees as fo1 shylows prograrn ch ir m an Mis s J ane P r escott Miss Rachel Pre cott Mrs Barbara Dobl e Mrs ]vler ideth Knowles Mrs He en Saley Mr s Mildred Doble and Mrs E ve lyn Carey ad shyvisory boar d Mr s Rose Carls n and Mrs Isab el Cudhea 21

ditors Mrs Eleanor Horne and Mrs Ruth Fletcher Leg islative chairman Mr s p tric ia Crosby publicity chairman _ Edna Bradeen Hi storian Mrs Made line Mott welfare ML Marion Harris and Mrs Na tHe Harris civil defense Mr s Doro shythy Monroe c ons ervation Mis s Els i e Mayo health council Mrs Kathleen L ong and Mrs Vivian Brown c ub scout de legate Mrs Muri e l Lovell ribbon chairm an Mrs Madeline Mott and scrq b ook Mrs Kathleen Tukey

LONDON - THOMPSON WEDDING Cont d from Page 6

The guest book was circulated by Mrs Beatrice Cole of Brunsshywich Mrs Edward Mclnture clipped punch The punch bo lw us is a family heirloom of the brid egrooms faroily and has been us ed m any times for similar occas ions

F ollowing the reception the bridal couple left by automolile fo a wedding uip The brides traveling e nsemble was a two piec beige suit with brown accessories

Af te r May 12 they will be at home in Mi lo The brideis a gr duate of the Brownville Junction High Seho

amember f the National Honor Socie ty and the Brown ville Rai bow Assembly

The b ridegr oom a ttended schools in Aroos took County and and is an ll1pl yee in the State HighwayDept He is a member 0

the 0 d~r of DeMo~ay for Boys

ILO E ELERS Diomonds-Watches-Gifts-Wotch Repoiri ng

Mo in Street Milo Moi ne

Saturday and Sunday mornings t ismis the or dination c er e m3shythe Witnesse~ will ca 1 on the ny for J evoah s Witne s ses residents of lhe Rumford area Climax of the wek end will ith the Bible s peace mes s age come a t 300 P M Sunda when Awater baptism of uew minisshy L E Reus ch s peaks on the ters vill Lake lace a t llO PM timely sub ject Who ~ ill Win

UNITED BAPTIST ClillRCH U N Church National Chriampshy

tian Family Week will be obshyserved the week of May 5th to 12th

The choirs will mee t on Thursday

The Everready Class will m eet for a s upper at 6 PM on May 12th with a business m eetshying following

The usual plant will be pre shys ented to the oldes t newest and als o the Mother lith the most children present on Mothers Day

Teachers and helpers are needed for DailyVac atiou Bib1e School Volunteers p lease c onshytact Mrs Sue Rhoda or Mrs Kaye Osgood

JEHOVAli WIT I ESSES More than 21 minis telS will

partic ipate on the program for the Right Ki nd of Minister s cOlvention to be held in the R umford Armory May 24-26 by Maine Circuit No 1 of J e shyhovahs Witnes ses

Asked why the Witnesses hold fr equen t state a8semblies Murr ay Mayo a ptesiding m inis ter of the Milo congre shygation said Ours is a preaching and teaching s ociety of ministers and to accomplish the wor k r e qui r es m uch trainshying such a s wi ll be given a t the coming assembly In1963 this training resulted in 989 192 Witnesses who spentl42 046 21 0 home Bible study groups II

To ope n the as s embly proshygram F riday e ening Lyle E Reusch of Brooklyn New York dir ector of the Witnesses in New England will deliver the keynote aqdress fRight Kind of Ministers IT F ollow g will be model ministery school and sershyvice meeting similar to those conducted at the local meeting

I

I

to

London- Tho pson Weddin

llissRobertaAnne Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken shy

_Ir and Mrs

nurch

_ emony

~~ rati

ns The oride

e silk 0

threee

7he

Ilian o ~Iars hfield

lis Contd 0

-----I

th W Thompson of Brown vi lle and Stephen Walte r London son Donald London of Mil o were married Saturday

r noonin the Brownville Community Church Thepastoro the the R ev JOM W Meisner performed the double r i ng

The wedding march as played by Mrs Donald Stickney Th ns were baskets of white gladioli and blue and white carn shy

g i venin m arriage by her father wore a ballerina gown ganz 0 er taffe ta The fi tted bodice trimmed with

_e wasfashionedwith scoopneckline outlined with s eed ed pearls -quarter length sleeves Tbe kirt fea tured a scissor

tfrontopened to reveal a panel of lace The fingertip vie1 of rted bridal i llusions fe ll froma queens crown of lace and twis ts

pearls trimmed with crystals and an organza bow The bride Tied a white Bible and a bouque t of white snap ragons

maid of honor Miss Rachel Str out of Dover - Foxcroft a sin of the bride wore a b lue b alle r inagoWllJf n Ion over taffeta

Fred~ le of Brunswi ck a c ousin of fue bridegroom was best The us hers were Bryan Cole of B Tl swick and Kris Delano

Mass cous in of thebideJroom The reception was beld in the Co mmuni ty Cburch Parish House

Th~ decora tions were blue nd white s treamers and white wedding

f1 fMI~_ Zgt~ __ _ E 1m Street

~----=------ ~---- shyOpen For The Seas on

Pi l za t

FREE CONE R OM 2 to 4 FRIDAY Ho tdogs MAY 9th 1

--

Hamburgers Onion Ril gs F rench Fries

For ras~ Serv ice Cail 943-7391

For the Biggest and the Best

try a Humd inger Sundie or a Shake at Joys

1he ev h iffltier Than The ixJrd

We welco me all Open Letters and Letters to he L

The opinions expressedin this column are not neceS5ar~

of the editors We feel that a newspaper should express the views of the

however much we might agree or disagree with them We will not accept anymore unsigned letters for prin

you do not wish your name signed to the lette r when pri may so have it however we will keep your signed coPshy

in our office

No Regrets Di ving into a foxhole one night on Okinawa during V orld

Two this Mar ine found a very young boy had got there e him Clutched in the boys hand was one of the nices t Ie f

it has ever been my pleasure to r ead It weLlt as follow_middot Dear Mom

Tonight a s I sit here on my bunk or whatever these 3

call this piece of canvass and pipes I canthelp but reI of borne and what I am missing by being way out here wonder sometimes what for I dont know as Ill ever ge mailed as we are going ashore at 0400 in the morning and all the scuttlebutt we hear its to b e tough

You know Mom I always thought when I was at home I waS being abused when I was told to believe in prayer an1 chur h I have s ince learned that certainly prayer has no a meaning but gives one an exceptional ability to face the difficult tasks with not only a little more courage but peace of mind which does not come to him who knows no S= I have n o gripes nor regrets Mom except perhaps deep d inside I fee l sorry for those of my buddies whom I knOl not as lucky as I was to have had the bringing up that I Iii may never mail this letter as sometimes in writing to Mon it is like talking to someone whom you love dear ly later after tranqui~lity and peace of mind come you sud realize how you feel about different things and tear the Ie up and throw them away Somehow this lette r seems diE to me It almost seems as if you were here with me guiding with your loving hand my every foots tep It is ting dark and Imust close with all my love to you and aL iends b ack home

Your loving Sam

The Marine tOflgh battleworn and with a look of hc

on his face had fa llen a leep Tears had made two tin down his face wher e they had washed away the dirt of The letter was now in the s lee ping marine s hand for yo Slm would not mail it now Sam was dead

Ten P COMMENTS BY THE EDITORbull

People in the Milo area will have a rare opportuni ty thi to witness the c olor and performance of twenty b and choruses and two orchestras in the Central Maine us tiva1 Mr E d Burry P r esident of the Milo JayCee nounced that tbe auditions will start at 900 A M and Til pen to the public all day if the three halls do not beeo e

The parade which wi ll be nearly a mile long start at 300 P M Programs wi ll be on lle howinltJ tions of the audition buildings and the parade rou~

roject

__ Boy Scouts of Milo performed a wor-k project last - ai3e w ouey fo r camping trips Th~ patTo pictured =ed cars a t Cr osby s Service Station whUe tbe rest of r-Jied and ~ le a ned lavvns in town

repares For Festival

Junior Band rehearses for the Central lTane ]f ls ic

be he ld 1n Milo this Sa turday We hope they recei ve b~n they m arch by in the parade

h ROI~k EtCll1~ of Brownville J unc tion unde r the direci)n Ch Jr k~ 1 a(D 0113ld has planted flowers and shr ubs at

HO1or Roll a nd Solclicrs Monumeut This is the type of aCli a young peopless group that i s needed in our

3i1oulcl Jll In very prowl of this group Piciulcd ab)ve 11e TIlL ChLlr les MacD ona ld

11

ly by

Rob~ rt Th l)m~lj anj R ichcrrcl Dean

Towa amp Cootry Clotbin Slore (Formel~ly 1vtilo Dry Goods )

VTilo Maine

Presents a Wonderful world of Fashion for MOTHER O~ HER DAYltodutd Z~

ad amp rJeIUf Shop Your Drug Store

Dilllg(tshy

ZMI Fi rst

We oUer a few sugges tions Nylons by B erkshire and Gordon Slips by Seamprufe and Movie Star Pajamas Gowns and Dusters by Miss Hollywood Dresses by BerkBhire Foreve r Y OWlg Jonathan Lo~an

and Juni orsvi lie fr om $3 98 to $19 98 Ilt ts Bags Scurves Gloves and pretty Corsages to mater Rain amp shi ne Culls by CablL hgte~ )_ am- EIlJ c -

-------------------

bullunlor Speakers

-ile l 1ilo High School Junior _aking Contest was hAld in

t Town Hall last Wednesday ening Winners (pictured _ to bottom) were JannUer

- is Dramatic with Bad ed Pamela Butte ry Or ashy-y with The Cr eation and en Rea~don Humorous eh Oh For The Love Of ~egory Se80nd p lac e winshys ere Ecwar d Deger strom atory Farraday Clark

rna c and Holly Clark OOlS Judges were Mrs

n _-- II ~_ n Un~ _

THE TO Wl CRIEF

AYUDA C LUB OFFIC E RS Contd fr om P age 1

The outgoing presiden t Mrs Carlson pres ented the newly electshyed pres ident Mrs Angove with a pres idents pin and the gavel

Tlle newofficers wer e ins talled by the distri ct p resident Mr Madeline Mott as sisted by Mrs R ose Carlson

Thepresident Mr s Ango e announced her committees as fo1 shylows prograrn ch ir m an Mis s J ane P r escott Miss Rachel Pre cott Mrs Barbara Dobl e Mrs ]vler ideth Knowles Mrs He en Saley Mr s Mildred Doble and Mrs E ve lyn Carey ad shyvisory boar d Mr s Rose Carls n and Mrs Isab el Cudhea 21

ditors Mrs Eleanor Horne and Mrs Ruth Fletcher Leg islative chairman Mr s p tric ia Crosby publicity chairman _ Edna Bradeen Hi storian Mrs Made line Mott welfare ML Marion Harris and Mrs Na tHe Harris civil defense Mr s Doro shythy Monroe c ons ervation Mis s Els i e Mayo health council Mrs Kathleen L ong and Mrs Vivian Brown c ub scout de legate Mrs Muri e l Lovell ribbon chairm an Mrs Madeline Mott and scrq b ook Mrs Kathleen Tukey

LONDON - THOMPSON WEDDING Cont d from Page 6

The guest book was circulated by Mrs Beatrice Cole of Brunsshywich Mrs Edward Mclnture clipped punch The punch bo lw us is a family heirloom of the brid egrooms faroily and has been us ed m any times for similar occas ions

F ollowing the reception the bridal couple left by automolile fo a wedding uip The brides traveling e nsemble was a two piec beige suit with brown accessories

Af te r May 12 they will be at home in Mi lo The brideis a gr duate of the Brownville Junction High Seho

amember f the National Honor Socie ty and the Brown ville Rai bow Assembly

The b ridegr oom a ttended schools in Aroos took County and and is an ll1pl yee in the State HighwayDept He is a member 0

the 0 d~r of DeMo~ay for Boys

ILO E ELERS Diomonds-Watches-Gifts-Wotch Repoiri ng

Mo in Street Milo Moi ne

Saturday and Sunday mornings t ismis the or dination c er e m3shythe Witnesse~ will ca 1 on the ny for J evoah s Witne s ses residents of lhe Rumford area Climax of the wek end will ith the Bible s peace mes s age come a t 300 P M Sunda when Awater baptism of uew minisshy L E Reus ch s peaks on the ters vill Lake lace a t llO PM timely sub ject Who ~ ill Win

UNITED BAPTIST ClillRCH U N Church National Chriampshy

tian Family Week will be obshyserved the week of May 5th to 12th

The choirs will mee t on Thursday

The Everready Class will m eet for a s upper at 6 PM on May 12th with a business m eetshying following

The usual plant will be pre shys ented to the oldes t newest and als o the Mother lith the most children present on Mothers Day

Teachers and helpers are needed for DailyVac atiou Bib1e School Volunteers p lease c onshytact Mrs Sue Rhoda or Mrs Kaye Osgood

JEHOVAli WIT I ESSES More than 21 minis telS will

partic ipate on the program for the Right Ki nd of Minister s cOlvention to be held in the R umford Armory May 24-26 by Maine Circuit No 1 of J e shyhovahs Witnes ses

Asked why the Witnesses hold fr equen t state a8semblies Murr ay Mayo a ptesiding m inis ter of the Milo congre shygation said Ours is a preaching and teaching s ociety of ministers and to accomplish the wor k r e qui r es m uch trainshying such a s wi ll be given a t the coming assembly In1963 this training resulted in 989 192 Witnesses who spentl42 046 21 0 home Bible study groups II

To ope n the as s embly proshygram F riday e ening Lyle E Reusch of Brooklyn New York dir ector of the Witnesses in New England will deliver the keynote aqdress fRight Kind of Ministers IT F ollow g will be model ministery school and sershyvice meeting similar to those conducted at the local meeting

roject

__ Boy Scouts of Milo performed a wor-k project last - ai3e w ouey fo r camping trips Th~ patTo pictured =ed cars a t Cr osby s Service Station whUe tbe rest of r-Jied and ~ le a ned lavvns in town

repares For Festival

Junior Band rehearses for the Central lTane ]f ls ic

be he ld 1n Milo this Sa turday We hope they recei ve b~n they m arch by in the parade

h ROI~k EtCll1~ of Brownville J unc tion unde r the direci)n Ch Jr k~ 1 a(D 0113ld has planted flowers and shr ubs at

HO1or Roll a nd Solclicrs Monumeut This is the type of aCli a young peopless group that i s needed in our

3i1oulcl Jll In very prowl of this group Piciulcd ab)ve 11e TIlL ChLlr les MacD ona ld

11

ly by

Rob~ rt Th l)m~lj anj R ichcrrcl Dean

Towa amp Cootry Clotbin Slore (Formel~ly 1vtilo Dry Goods )

VTilo Maine

Presents a Wonderful world of Fashion for MOTHER O~ HER DAYltodutd Z~

ad amp rJeIUf Shop Your Drug Store

Dilllg(tshy

ZMI Fi rst

We oUer a few sugges tions Nylons by B erkshire and Gordon Slips by Seamprufe and Movie Star Pajamas Gowns and Dusters by Miss Hollywood Dresses by BerkBhire Foreve r Y OWlg Jonathan Lo~an

and Juni orsvi lie fr om $3 98 to $19 98 Ilt ts Bags Scurves Gloves and pretty Corsages to mater Rain amp shi ne Culls by CablL hgte~ )_ am- EIlJ c -

-------------------

bullunlor Speakers

-ile l 1ilo High School Junior _aking Contest was hAld in

t Town Hall last Wednesday ening Winners (pictured _ to bottom) were JannUer

- is Dramatic with Bad ed Pamela Butte ry Or ashy-y with The Cr eation and en Rea~don Humorous eh Oh For The Love Of ~egory Se80nd p lac e winshys ere Ecwar d Deger strom atory Farraday Clark

rna c and Holly Clark OOlS Judges were Mrs

n _-- II ~_ n Un~ _

THE TO Wl CRIEF

AYUDA C LUB OFFIC E RS Contd fr om P age 1

The outgoing presiden t Mrs Carlson pres ented the newly electshyed pres ident Mrs Angove with a pres idents pin and the gavel

Tlle newofficers wer e ins talled by the distri ct p resident Mr Madeline Mott as sisted by Mrs R ose Carlson

Thepresident Mr s Ango e announced her committees as fo1 shylows prograrn ch ir m an Mis s J ane P r escott Miss Rachel Pre cott Mrs Barbara Dobl e Mrs ]vler ideth Knowles Mrs He en Saley Mr s Mildred Doble and Mrs E ve lyn Carey ad shyvisory boar d Mr s Rose Carls n and Mrs Isab el Cudhea 21

ditors Mrs Eleanor Horne and Mrs Ruth Fletcher Leg islative chairman Mr s p tric ia Crosby publicity chairman _ Edna Bradeen Hi storian Mrs Made line Mott welfare ML Marion Harris and Mrs Na tHe Harris civil defense Mr s Doro shythy Monroe c ons ervation Mis s Els i e Mayo health council Mrs Kathleen L ong and Mrs Vivian Brown c ub scout de legate Mrs Muri e l Lovell ribbon chairm an Mrs Madeline Mott and scrq b ook Mrs Kathleen Tukey

LONDON - THOMPSON WEDDING Cont d from Page 6

The guest book was circulated by Mrs Beatrice Cole of Brunsshywich Mrs Edward Mclnture clipped punch The punch bo lw us is a family heirloom of the brid egrooms faroily and has been us ed m any times for similar occas ions

F ollowing the reception the bridal couple left by automolile fo a wedding uip The brides traveling e nsemble was a two piec beige suit with brown accessories

Af te r May 12 they will be at home in Mi lo The brideis a gr duate of the Brownville Junction High Seho

amember f the National Honor Socie ty and the Brown ville Rai bow Assembly

The b ridegr oom a ttended schools in Aroos took County and and is an ll1pl yee in the State HighwayDept He is a member 0

the 0 d~r of DeMo~ay for Boys

ILO E ELERS Diomonds-Watches-Gifts-Wotch Repoiri ng

Mo in Street Milo Moi ne

Saturday and Sunday mornings t ismis the or dination c er e m3shythe Witnesse~ will ca 1 on the ny for J evoah s Witne s ses residents of lhe Rumford area Climax of the wek end will ith the Bible s peace mes s age come a t 300 P M Sunda when Awater baptism of uew minisshy L E Reus ch s peaks on the ters vill Lake lace a t llO PM timely sub ject Who ~ ill Win

UNITED BAPTIST ClillRCH U N Church National Chriampshy

tian Family Week will be obshyserved the week of May 5th to 12th

The choirs will mee t on Thursday

The Everready Class will m eet for a s upper at 6 PM on May 12th with a business m eetshying following

The usual plant will be pre shys ented to the oldes t newest and als o the Mother lith the most children present on Mothers Day

Teachers and helpers are needed for DailyVac atiou Bib1e School Volunteers p lease c onshytact Mrs Sue Rhoda or Mrs Kaye Osgood

JEHOVAli WIT I ESSES More than 21 minis telS will

partic ipate on the program for the Right Ki nd of Minister s cOlvention to be held in the R umford Armory May 24-26 by Maine Circuit No 1 of J e shyhovahs Witnes ses

Asked why the Witnesses hold fr equen t state a8semblies Murr ay Mayo a ptesiding m inis ter of the Milo congre shygation said Ours is a preaching and teaching s ociety of ministers and to accomplish the wor k r e qui r es m uch trainshying such a s wi ll be given a t the coming assembly In1963 this training resulted in 989 192 Witnesses who spentl42 046 21 0 home Bible study groups II

To ope n the as s embly proshygram F riday e ening Lyle E Reusch of Brooklyn New York dir ector of the Witnesses in New England will deliver the keynote aqdress fRight Kind of Ministers IT F ollow g will be model ministery school and sershyvice meeting similar to those conducted at the local meeting

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bullunlor Speakers

-ile l 1ilo High School Junior _aking Contest was hAld in

t Town Hall last Wednesday ening Winners (pictured _ to bottom) were JannUer

- is Dramatic with Bad ed Pamela Butte ry Or ashy-y with The Cr eation and en Rea~don Humorous eh Oh For The Love Of ~egory Se80nd p lac e winshys ere Ecwar d Deger strom atory Farraday Clark

rna c and Holly Clark OOlS Judges were Mrs

n _-- II ~_ n Un~ _

THE TO Wl CRIEF

AYUDA C LUB OFFIC E RS Contd fr om P age 1

The outgoing presiden t Mrs Carlson pres ented the newly electshyed pres ident Mrs Angove with a pres idents pin and the gavel

Tlle newofficers wer e ins talled by the distri ct p resident Mr Madeline Mott as sisted by Mrs R ose Carlson

Thepresident Mr s Ango e announced her committees as fo1 shylows prograrn ch ir m an Mis s J ane P r escott Miss Rachel Pre cott Mrs Barbara Dobl e Mrs ]vler ideth Knowles Mrs He en Saley Mr s Mildred Doble and Mrs E ve lyn Carey ad shyvisory boar d Mr s Rose Carls n and Mrs Isab el Cudhea 21

ditors Mrs Eleanor Horne and Mrs Ruth Fletcher Leg islative chairman Mr s p tric ia Crosby publicity chairman _ Edna Bradeen Hi storian Mrs Made line Mott welfare ML Marion Harris and Mrs Na tHe Harris civil defense Mr s Doro shythy Monroe c ons ervation Mis s Els i e Mayo health council Mrs Kathleen L ong and Mrs Vivian Brown c ub scout de legate Mrs Muri e l Lovell ribbon chairm an Mrs Madeline Mott and scrq b ook Mrs Kathleen Tukey

LONDON - THOMPSON WEDDING Cont d from Page 6

The guest book was circulated by Mrs Beatrice Cole of Brunsshywich Mrs Edward Mclnture clipped punch The punch bo lw us is a family heirloom of the brid egrooms faroily and has been us ed m any times for similar occas ions

F ollowing the reception the bridal couple left by automolile fo a wedding uip The brides traveling e nsemble was a two piec beige suit with brown accessories

Af te r May 12 they will be at home in Mi lo The brideis a gr duate of the Brownville Junction High Seho

amember f the National Honor Socie ty and the Brown ville Rai bow Assembly

The b ridegr oom a ttended schools in Aroos took County and and is an ll1pl yee in the State HighwayDept He is a member 0

the 0 d~r of DeMo~ay for Boys

ILO E ELERS Diomonds-Watches-Gifts-Wotch Repoiri ng

Mo in Street Milo Moi ne

Saturday and Sunday mornings t ismis the or dination c er e m3shythe Witnesse~ will ca 1 on the ny for J evoah s Witne s ses residents of lhe Rumford area Climax of the wek end will ith the Bible s peace mes s age come a t 300 P M Sunda when Awater baptism of uew minisshy L E Reus ch s peaks on the ters vill Lake lace a t llO PM timely sub ject Who ~ ill Win

UNITED BAPTIST ClillRCH U N Church National Chriampshy

tian Family Week will be obshyserved the week of May 5th to 12th

The choirs will mee t on Thursday

The Everready Class will m eet for a s upper at 6 PM on May 12th with a business m eetshying following

The usual plant will be pre shys ented to the oldes t newest and als o the Mother lith the most children present on Mothers Day

Teachers and helpers are needed for DailyVac atiou Bib1e School Volunteers p lease c onshytact Mrs Sue Rhoda or Mrs Kaye Osgood

JEHOVAli WIT I ESSES More than 21 minis telS will

partic ipate on the program for the Right Ki nd of Minister s cOlvention to be held in the R umford Armory May 24-26 by Maine Circuit No 1 of J e shyhovahs Witnes ses

Asked why the Witnesses hold fr equen t state a8semblies Murr ay Mayo a ptesiding m inis ter of the Milo congre shygation said Ours is a preaching and teaching s ociety of ministers and to accomplish the wor k r e qui r es m uch trainshying such a s wi ll be given a t the coming assembly In1963 this training resulted in 989 192 Witnesses who spentl42 046 21 0 home Bible study groups II

To ope n the as s embly proshygram F riday e ening Lyle E Reusch of Brooklyn New York dir ector of the Witnesses in New England will deliver the keynote aqdress fRight Kind of Ministers IT F ollow g will be model ministery school and sershyvice meeting similar to those conducted at the local meeting

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Science Fair Choir Parfy

usanBeals and Joan Henderson wi th their exhibit on Disea e~

he Eye

Cad s on and Kathy Horne wi th their exhibit IThe Diges shySystem

_Tilo High SchJol Science Fair will take place this Friday _I i 10 Tovn Hal l Judging will take place from 6 30 P M

7 3 ) p lVi and the exhibits wi 11 b e on display lor the public I 30_ A p~oogram will be pres ented at 800 called Science

and following the lines of T Vs College Bowl and the a shy[o r the exhibits will he give n following the program

otice to All ~- -J) Fisherman ~

0 -_ shy

Being given away at Milo Spmiddot r t Shop - Complele fly shyfi shi cr oCltfit for the largest brook trout brought in to be weighed ani me as ured be tween May 1st middotand June 1 l 1963

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Ki m d Jace Trickey Greg Varney Janice Hos knis Lanna L Eddy Eames Peter Daggett ArdythCarey Peggy Decker Pa Deeker Valerie Howard Karen Hanson J ulie F L tning E ~ Kinney Joan Campbell Jimmy King Delwin Goddard Tor and Jos eph F le ming

bullrlve- n FRI-SAT -SUN MAY 10-11-12

HO IS THE FOOL

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SUSAN PETER

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THE T O L C RIER

Is Your Eye o HIS WEE KS SPONSOR IS bull

Town amp Co u n tr y ( lothin 9 S tore

UtK FURNITURE~Slv~--shy

GGETT S PHARMACY lEAUS CASH MARKET _0 JEWE LERS L ENS CLOT HING STORE

TOW amp COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE CROSBYS SUPER SERVICE H C ARTUS INC CURTIS BROS P HARMACY H A BAILEY LUMBER CO

fill in the coupon with your gue ss and take i t to the sponshyse name is printed ABOVE the picture Th FIRST corshy

guess r e ceived wi ll win $10~ 03 wo th of merchandise from

onsor s place of business

19 Stoddard Str ee t Milo Maine

(Behind the Milo Hospital)

EoaU-1t0tM4-7~ Special

New 40 HP J ohnson Elec tromatic 15 Fiberglass Ru nabout $1 09900

lew 20 HP Johnson 14 Aluminum R unah)ut 90900

P hon WI 3 - 2293

Mls Anne Place General Ch~irmanfor the CancerCrushysade in Milo and Derby said toshyday th t a to ta l of $248 30 ha s been recei ved from the Crushydade in Milo and Derby thi s year and bas been fo rwarded to the Maine Cancer Society Inc in Brunswick

The workers were as follows T r eas u er - Mrs Marion

Ru ther for d Solic tors we r e Mr s Marie Brads h ee t Mr s Marion Car ey Mrs Elea nor C lark Mr B lan he Deger shystrom Mrs Dor o thy Doug shyla s Mrs P o lly Fle t her Mrs E mm a Ga m m on Mr s Wi lli am GOlrley Mrs Verna Grey Mrs Vio la Bar r is

Mrs B rnic R ichborn Mrs Bertha Rowland Mr s The oshydore Jay Miss E lle n Kelly Mrs Barbara arks 1rs WaltE1 Macd ug U Mrs Ralph MO1 toe 11 J oyce Perry Mrs Anne P lace

How Can Love Be Best Expressed

A i- iut 1 td l ~u rImiddotac l Pla te o r ~ l a r kcr

III rely identifies a yav~ beau ti ful Select

Barre Granite Monument ca n persona ll y

memorial ize your loved ones wi th dignity

and ~ cli ng - and it ma y cost no more

Dial 943-223

Eames Monumental Co E ar l F Eames Prop 31 E lm St Milo Me

Mrs Marion Rhoda Mr s Carl R icker Mrs Lawrence Ricker Mrs Phillis Treshyworgy Mrs Kaye Trickey Mrs Frank Walker Mrs Vivi n Wibberly Mrs Doris Willinski a nd Mr s Chr is Woodward

On Saturday May 11th fr om 11 AM to 3 PM in the Maine Teachers Building 184 State St Augusta Maine a Maine Retired Teacher s Wor kshop will be he ld

Mrs E a Scripture of Pisshycataquis Chapter of Retired Teachers urges all me mber s from the county to attend if possible She also extends an invitation to all retired teach~ ers not members of the a sso shycia tion and to any who may b e r etir ing

Mr amp Mrs T h ) mas lVlcDol1shya id of Hec mOll and Mrs Luc r e shytia Gilber t of Bangor were Mond ay gues ts of Th eir s is te l and nephew Mrs Nellie Br ig shyh arr and Mr amp Mr John B r oham and family 0 Milo

ITEM Mr Keowth Per ry prcsenti) shy

P r incipai of MOIl son Academy wi ll be the new principal at the M il qih crh 1

--HE TOW _- CRI ER Pag

WABI-TV Channel 5 _~rR~~~XL_MAY 9 lJ63 - -j) Open Door - 5 Farm Reporter

~ollcge of the Air

tusic Almanac Cale ndar Tennessee Ernie Real McCoys

11 30 P ete amp Gbdys __ -0 Love of Life __ 5 Newti

-~arch for Tomorrow bull _ -=-5 Guiding Light

J3ne Wynan As the World Turns Password Houseparty

1UD~ ~L VIALQJ~l - Open Door - _i Farm Reporter

Co llege of the Air cap t3in Kangaroo Jack LaLanoe

Tennes see Ernie Real McC oys Pete amp Gladys

I Loe of Life

y man s the World Turns Pa)s word Ilouseparty

- IRD~I ~1~Lll-1963_ College of Agriculture cartoon Capers 3ug3 Bunny

ROy Rogers - -y King Cand lepin Bowling

-ruJio Ci ty Bandstand

~~~~~~l~~~ 5 S(rcd Hear t

Colby Telecourse lJving Word

- Catholi c Mass Lamp Unto il1y Feet

I) Look Up And Live Camera Three

_ _ ~_ T hi s is the Life

Unive rsity Of 1laine C ba mpiollship Bridge Red Sox Baseball Pageant

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lGANTI C RECORD HOP AND S

JOE FREIDMAN SPINNIW- ILL

THE POPULAR RECC~illS

TIlE SHAN-TEENS

DATE- May 11 1963 TlllE - 7pm to llpm PLACE- Milo Town Hall PRICE- 5cent per person

REFRES HMENTS

SP NSORED BY

THE jfILO JAYCEES

325 CBS News 330 Millionai re 4 00 Secr Storm 4 30 Edge of -ight 500 Bo zo the Clown 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 710 Sport- Hilites 7 15 WaJtel Cronkite 730 To T e ll the Truth 8 03 I ve Go t a Secret

30 Lucy Show 903 Danny T homas 930 Andy Gr iffith 1000 Ben Cas ey 11 00 News at Eleven 1l 15 Weathe r Show 112U Sorts F in1l

325 - tWS

3 30 ~Iillionai re 4 00 Sec ret Sturm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo the Clown 6 00 Te A 6 30 HuOk leberry Hound 7 00 ews n t Seven 710 Sport$ Hilites 71 5 Walte r Cronki te 730 Password 800 Lloyd Br idges Show S 30 Rel Skelton 930 J ac k Benny 100 0 Garr y Moore 11 00 -ews at Seve n 111 5 Wea ther Show 11 20 Spor ts F inal

325 CBS Nevs 330 ll i llionaire 40U Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 500 Bozo the C low n 5 30 Big 5 Movi ~

Blue Gardeni a 700 News at Seven 710 Sports ffili le s 7 l5 alter C ronkite 7 30 iVieclicine of the tiixties 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly Hillbillie s 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 US Stee l HaUlmiddot 1100 News a t Ele ven 11 15 Weather Show 1120 Spor ts F ina l

Su mmer Leag ues ~w Being For me

COUPLES MENR

WOMENs TEENAGER~8

DONT WAI~

1SIGN UP NOW

Tmthfully ~ ill cmuins my Icp shyl1li allJ aood iD count

FOR SALE Coppe r Tank 2gt Comb Gas and Oil R ng 25 Hot Water Heate r (elect ) 15 Electric Kitch n Ra nge lV ~

Electric Range 40 Water P um p Deep Freeze (like new) ~39

Call WI 3 -2635

300 325 330 400 430 300 600 630 70 0 710 7 15 7 30 80 0 900 1000 Naked C i ty 1100 Ne ws at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Spor ts Fina l

30u 323 330 40 0 4 30 500 600 630 700 710 715 7 30 831 9 30 1030 11 00 11 1 5 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Fina l

2 00 Red Sox Baseba II Washi ngton a t B oston

5 00 Major darns - Trai lma ter 600 Bud Leavitt

630 Hawai ian Eye 730 Jac ki e Gleason 8 30 Defenders 9 30 Ha ve GWl Wi II Travel 10 00 GW1S ma ke 1100 News at Ele ven 11 15 Gallan t Men

500 Amateur Hour 530 Co llege Bowl 600 Wagon Train 700 Lass ie 7 30 Dennis tbe Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 900 Real MeCoys 9 30 True Tfleater 1000 Candid C amera 10 30 Wha s My Line 11 00 Harry Reasone r News 11 15 Maine News

To Tell the Truth CBS News Millionaire Secret Storm Edge of Night Bozo the Clown Ozzie amp Harriet Mr Ed News at Seven Sports Hilites Walte r Cronkite My Three Sons P e rry Mason Twilight Zone

To TeU the Truth CBS News Millionaire Secret Storm Edge of Night Bozo the Clown 20th Ce1 tu ry fair Exc hange News a t S~ ven Sporle Hillte s Wa lter Cronki te Rawhide 77 Slinse t Stmiddot ip Alfred Hi tehcock Eyewitness News at Eleven

~IOiltll~L_~loY)_L l9~_ 7 20 Ope n Door 725 Farm Reporte r 730 College of the Air

OJ C a ptain Kanga r oo 900 Jack LaLoRne 9 30 Musi C Almanac 10 00 Calendar J 030 Tentlessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoy II 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News 12 30 Search fOl Tomorrow 1245 Guid ing Light 10 0 Jane Wy man 1 30 5 the Wor W Turns 200 Password 2 30 Hous eparty 300 To Tell the Truth

TIJJ_~q~Y---M~xl~_~~ 720 Op en Door 7 25 F a rm Reporter 730 Cot lege of the Air

00 Captain Iaugaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~rtusic Alma na c 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennes ee Er nie 1100 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Glauyamp 12 00 Love of Li 1225 News 1230 Se (ltl h for Tomorrow 12 45 Gu icjing Ught 100 Jane Wyman 1 30 s Ue Worid Turn 200 P as ord 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell the Tr uth

~VE20DtiESDAY MAY 15 196~1 Open Door

725 lar m Reporter 7 30 College of the Al l 800 Captain Kanaloo 900 Jack LaLaone 9 30 Music Ah1arulC

1 000 Cale ndar 10 30 TcnnesseE~ Ernie 11 00 Rea l McCoys It 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 12 2-5 News 1230 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Ligh t 1 00 Jane Wyman 130 As ilie orld Turns 200 Pa sword 2 30 Hous e party 300 To Tell the Truth

THE T O L C RIER

Is Your Eye o HIS WEE KS SPONSOR IS bull

Town amp Co u n tr y ( lothin 9 S tore

UtK FURNITURE~Slv~--shy

GGETT S PHARMACY lEAUS CASH MARKET _0 JEWE LERS L ENS CLOT HING STORE

TOW amp COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE CROSBYS SUPER SERVICE H C ARTUS INC CURTIS BROS P HARMACY H A BAILEY LUMBER CO

fill in the coupon with your gue ss and take i t to the sponshyse name is printed ABOVE the picture Th FIRST corshy

guess r e ceived wi ll win $10~ 03 wo th of merchandise from

onsor s place of business

19 Stoddard Str ee t Milo Maine

(Behind the Milo Hospital)

EoaU-1t0tM4-7~ Special

New 40 HP J ohnson Elec tromatic 15 Fiberglass Ru nabout $1 09900

lew 20 HP Johnson 14 Aluminum R unah)ut 90900

P hon WI 3 - 2293

Mls Anne Place General Ch~irmanfor the CancerCrushysade in Milo and Derby said toshyday th t a to ta l of $248 30 ha s been recei ved from the Crushydade in Milo and Derby thi s year and bas been fo rwarded to the Maine Cancer Society Inc in Brunswick

The workers were as follows T r eas u er - Mrs Marion

Ru ther for d Solic tors we r e Mr s Marie Brads h ee t Mr s Marion Car ey Mrs Elea nor C lark Mr B lan he Deger shystrom Mrs Dor o thy Doug shyla s Mrs P o lly Fle t her Mrs E mm a Ga m m on Mr s Wi lli am GOlrley Mrs Verna Grey Mrs Vio la Bar r is

Mrs B rnic R ichborn Mrs Bertha Rowland Mr s The oshydore Jay Miss E lle n Kelly Mrs Barbara arks 1rs WaltE1 Macd ug U Mrs Ralph MO1 toe 11 J oyce Perry Mrs Anne P lace

How Can Love Be Best Expressed

A i- iut 1 td l ~u rImiddotac l Pla te o r ~ l a r kcr

III rely identifies a yav~ beau ti ful Select

Barre Granite Monument ca n persona ll y

memorial ize your loved ones wi th dignity

and ~ cli ng - and it ma y cost no more

Dial 943-223

Eames Monumental Co E ar l F Eames Prop 31 E lm St Milo Me

Mrs Marion Rhoda Mr s Carl R icker Mrs Lawrence Ricker Mrs Phillis Treshyworgy Mrs Kaye Trickey Mrs Frank Walker Mrs Vivi n Wibberly Mrs Doris Willinski a nd Mr s Chr is Woodward

On Saturday May 11th fr om 11 AM to 3 PM in the Maine Teachers Building 184 State St Augusta Maine a Maine Retired Teacher s Wor kshop will be he ld

Mrs E a Scripture of Pisshycataquis Chapter of Retired Teachers urges all me mber s from the county to attend if possible She also extends an invitation to all retired teach~ ers not members of the a sso shycia tion and to any who may b e r etir ing

Mr amp Mrs T h ) mas lVlcDol1shya id of Hec mOll and Mrs Luc r e shytia Gilber t of Bangor were Mond ay gues ts of Th eir s is te l and nephew Mrs Nellie Br ig shyh arr and Mr amp Mr John B r oham and family 0 Milo

ITEM Mr Keowth Per ry prcsenti) shy

P r incipai of MOIl son Academy wi ll be the new principal at the M il qih crh 1

--HE TOW _- CRI ER Pag

WABI-TV Channel 5 _~rR~~~XL_MAY 9 lJ63 - -j) Open Door - 5 Farm Reporter

~ollcge of the Air

tusic Almanac Cale ndar Tennessee Ernie Real McCoys

11 30 P ete amp Gbdys __ -0 Love of Life __ 5 Newti

-~arch for Tomorrow bull _ -=-5 Guiding Light

J3ne Wynan As the World Turns Password Houseparty

1UD~ ~L VIALQJ~l - Open Door - _i Farm Reporter

Co llege of the Air cap t3in Kangaroo Jack LaLanoe

Tennes see Ernie Real McC oys Pete amp Gladys

I Loe of Life

y man s the World Turns Pa)s word Ilouseparty

- IRD~I ~1~Lll-1963_ College of Agriculture cartoon Capers 3ug3 Bunny

ROy Rogers - -y King Cand lepin Bowling

-ruJio Ci ty Bandstand

~~~~~~l~~~ 5 S(rcd Hear t

Colby Telecourse lJving Word

- Catholi c Mass Lamp Unto il1y Feet

I) Look Up And Live Camera Three

_ _ ~_ T hi s is the Life

Unive rsity Of 1laine C ba mpiollship Bridge Red Sox Baseball Pageant

pe of the Nati on

lGANTI C RECORD HOP AND S

JOE FREIDMAN SPINNIW- ILL

THE POPULAR RECC~illS

TIlE SHAN-TEENS

DATE- May 11 1963 TlllE - 7pm to llpm PLACE- Milo Town Hall PRICE- 5cent per person

REFRES HMENTS

SP NSORED BY

THE jfILO JAYCEES

325 CBS News 330 Millionai re 4 00 Secr Storm 4 30 Edge of -ight 500 Bo zo the Clown 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 710 Sport- Hilites 7 15 WaJtel Cronkite 730 To T e ll the Truth 8 03 I ve Go t a Secret

30 Lucy Show 903 Danny T homas 930 Andy Gr iffith 1000 Ben Cas ey 11 00 News at Eleven 1l 15 Weathe r Show 112U Sorts F in1l

325 - tWS

3 30 ~Iillionai re 4 00 Sec ret Sturm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo the Clown 6 00 Te A 6 30 HuOk leberry Hound 7 00 ews n t Seven 710 Sport$ Hilites 71 5 Walte r Cronki te 730 Password 800 Lloyd Br idges Show S 30 Rel Skelton 930 J ac k Benny 100 0 Garr y Moore 11 00 -ews at Seve n 111 5 Wea ther Show 11 20 Spor ts F inal

325 CBS Nevs 330 ll i llionaire 40U Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 500 Bozo the C low n 5 30 Big 5 Movi ~

Blue Gardeni a 700 News at Seven 710 Sports ffili le s 7 l5 alter C ronkite 7 30 iVieclicine of the tiixties 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly Hillbillie s 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 US Stee l HaUlmiddot 1100 News a t Ele ven 11 15 Weather Show 1120 Spor ts F ina l

Su mmer Leag ues ~w Being For me

COUPLES MENR

WOMENs TEENAGER~8

DONT WAI~

1SIGN UP NOW

Tmthfully ~ ill cmuins my Icp shyl1li allJ aood iD count

FOR SALE Coppe r Tank 2gt Comb Gas and Oil R ng 25 Hot Water Heate r (elect ) 15 Electric Kitch n Ra nge lV ~

Electric Range 40 Water P um p Deep Freeze (like new) ~39

Call WI 3 -2635

300 325 330 400 430 300 600 630 70 0 710 7 15 7 30 80 0 900 1000 Naked C i ty 1100 Ne ws at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Spor ts Fina l

30u 323 330 40 0 4 30 500 600 630 700 710 715 7 30 831 9 30 1030 11 00 11 1 5 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Fina l

2 00 Red Sox Baseba II Washi ngton a t B oston

5 00 Major darns - Trai lma ter 600 Bud Leavitt

630 Hawai ian Eye 730 Jac ki e Gleason 8 30 Defenders 9 30 Ha ve GWl Wi II Travel 10 00 GW1S ma ke 1100 News at Ele ven 11 15 Gallan t Men

500 Amateur Hour 530 Co llege Bowl 600 Wagon Train 700 Lass ie 7 30 Dennis tbe Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 900 Real MeCoys 9 30 True Tfleater 1000 Candid C amera 10 30 Wha s My Line 11 00 Harry Reasone r News 11 15 Maine News

To Tell the Truth CBS News Millionaire Secret Storm Edge of Night Bozo the Clown Ozzie amp Harriet Mr Ed News at Seven Sports Hilites Walte r Cronkite My Three Sons P e rry Mason Twilight Zone

To TeU the Truth CBS News Millionaire Secret Storm Edge of Night Bozo the Clown 20th Ce1 tu ry fair Exc hange News a t S~ ven Sporle Hillte s Wa lter Cronki te Rawhide 77 Slinse t Stmiddot ip Alfred Hi tehcock Eyewitness News at Eleven

~IOiltll~L_~loY)_L l9~_ 7 20 Ope n Door 725 Farm Reporte r 730 College of the Air

OJ C a ptain Kanga r oo 900 Jack LaLoRne 9 30 Musi C Almanac 10 00 Calendar J 030 Tentlessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoy II 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News 12 30 Search fOl Tomorrow 1245 Guid ing Light 10 0 Jane Wy man 1 30 5 the Wor W Turns 200 Password 2 30 Hous eparty 300 To Tell the Truth

TIJJ_~q~Y---M~xl~_~~ 720 Op en Door 7 25 F a rm Reporter 730 Cot lege of the Air

00 Captain Iaugaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~rtusic Alma na c 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennes ee Er nie 1100 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Glauyamp 12 00 Love of Li 1225 News 1230 Se (ltl h for Tomorrow 12 45 Gu icjing Ught 100 Jane Wyman 1 30 s Ue Worid Turn 200 P as ord 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell the Tr uth

~VE20DtiESDAY MAY 15 196~1 Open Door

725 lar m Reporter 7 30 College of the Al l 800 Captain Kanaloo 900 Jack LaLaone 9 30 Music Ah1arulC

1 000 Cale ndar 10 30 TcnnesseE~ Ernie 11 00 Rea l McCoys It 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 12 2-5 News 1230 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Ligh t 1 00 Jane Wyman 130 As ilie orld Turns 200 Pa sword 2 30 Hous e party 300 To Tell the Truth

--HE TOW _- CRI ER Pag

WABI-TV Channel 5 _~rR~~~XL_MAY 9 lJ63 - -j) Open Door - 5 Farm Reporter

~ollcge of the Air

tusic Almanac Cale ndar Tennessee Ernie Real McCoys

11 30 P ete amp Gbdys __ -0 Love of Life __ 5 Newti

-~arch for Tomorrow bull _ -=-5 Guiding Light

J3ne Wynan As the World Turns Password Houseparty

1UD~ ~L VIALQJ~l - Open Door - _i Farm Reporter

Co llege of the Air cap t3in Kangaroo Jack LaLanoe

Tennes see Ernie Real McC oys Pete amp Gladys

I Loe of Life

y man s the World Turns Pa)s word Ilouseparty

- IRD~I ~1~Lll-1963_ College of Agriculture cartoon Capers 3ug3 Bunny

ROy Rogers - -y King Cand lepin Bowling

-ruJio Ci ty Bandstand

~~~~~~l~~~ 5 S(rcd Hear t

Colby Telecourse lJving Word

- Catholi c Mass Lamp Unto il1y Feet

I) Look Up And Live Camera Three

_ _ ~_ T hi s is the Life

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30 Lucy Show 903 Danny T homas 930 Andy Gr iffith 1000 Ben Cas ey 11 00 News at Eleven 1l 15 Weathe r Show 112U Sorts F in1l

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Blue Gardeni a 700 News at Seven 710 Sports ffili le s 7 l5 alter C ronkite 7 30 iVieclicine of the tiixties 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly Hillbillie s 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 US Stee l HaUlmiddot 1100 News a t Ele ven 11 15 Weather Show 1120 Spor ts F ina l

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To Tell the Truth CBS News Millionaire Secret Storm Edge of Night Bozo the Clown Ozzie amp Harriet Mr Ed News at Seven Sports Hilites Walte r Cronkite My Three Sons P e rry Mason Twilight Zone

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93 0 Haze l (C) 1000 Andy Williams Show 11 00 ABC New Fina l 111 0 C hanne l 2 News Weather

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1200 Weird

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