ubIta1Jtb by t~t tlo printing arompany

r~ing Brown~ille Brown~ille Jet faQrange Milo Sebec Wednellday Ootober 10 Ten c

cane Daisys outer swept our area SUJU1ay

gh winds and rain reak orbreaks in Line

Bangor Hydro power runn1Jlg thru the woods land cauaed a shutdown tricity for over seven

I Lake Road and one Dy Mr Sid Braggs tangled telephone Ushynes

A mobile power generator provided by the Oivil Defense unit suppUed emergencypower for Milo Community Hospital and a Canadian Paoific unit at Brownville Jct supplied the train dispatching office These two locations would have been seriously effected by lack of electricitybull

~ Mr Wal~r Chase of Bowshyland

The accident took place on Park street in Milo near The Town Or ier Office Sunday ampfshyternoon

staff Photo By J S B ABOVE oJ$LOW

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Train dispatcher Jim Fletshy Lawrence Boulanger mainshycher has the emergency power tained CPR generator unit a t 8 0 necessary to control train Brownville Jet movements on the CPR

James Ladd Insurance Sal- Mrs Nadean Whitten ho esman decided Giants will wife Giants in 7 games win 6th game 11

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BudDaggett druggist says _ POSITIVELY Giants 7th gashyme

Last Saturday your editor pin ned down a few of our 01tizeIl8 for their candid opinions on the World Series outcome

They al1 had very definite ideas on games and scores

Perhaps by the time this lBshysue comes out we will know how sharp they were

George Hoskins groce ore managerbelieves the in the 6th game

DONT WAIT GET liTE TOWN CRlER EARLY

New fall DeSigns Dried Arrangements

Artifici 01 Cemetery Bouquets Dried Materials of All Sor

Now On Display and For Sal

Ol Conglomeration OJWorJs By Neill Robertson

Come and kiss yom- new nm-semaid dear the young mother 10 her young son Not on your life the youngster replied

y tWhy whatever makes yOl1say such a thing as that he surprised mother Well said the boy Daddy tried

her yesterday and Jlhe slapped his faee ewhere I saw a little gem of wisdom which tell8 us that

-II an everlast1Dg strugg16tokeep money coming nand teeth from coming out

a little story ofan actual happening in my Railroad days I never put in print even in the Main Line because some

- B A legal talent objected butI wlllnot mention the names mosttmportantpeopleinvolved asmy RBilroaddays have

lBDY pleasantmemories and18m-ely do notwish to cast any tlou onany of their personel

in the days when they used to ohange engines at Oakfield Roland Murraywas the ntghtyardmuter WhileRoland was 1ng for number 8 to arrive we were smllingat a fellow who been partaldng a little too freely of the liquid that people amptimesdo as theywalk into a baroptomisticallyand stagger

bull misty optioally and said to me Neill tIU man wants to know if you will a tax1 for him So I called ~ore Thomas and just as bull Thomas answered we heard a crash which seemed to come

the door that went to the cellar and furnace I offered the on to Ro1and that our friend must have fallen downstairs

s bothrushed to the cellardoor andwent downalld there was fr1endout oolder than amackerel Roland flew upstairs and

glass of water while I called Dr Rowland who happened quite olose to the stationat the t1me Rol tried to get some down the mans throat butall there was to show for it was of a deathly gm-gle In a vtny few minutes we heard the

tor com1Dg downstairs I th1nkhes knocked out Rol said til1Dk hes out permanentlY I suggested Just then the Dr

over and he oame up with the information that the man was 1lg but he wouldnt be intu-t a minute and sure enough he

It eveloped that the d8ad manbadbeen trying to find the mens

and by mistake got hold of the wrong door and fell down t break1ng his neck

mora of this true story t -- Be oareful of every step for one may land you in tlternity -- bull

Bailroadboyson theB ~ A andC P mtghtenjoythia one to the BOil brakeman who was taking an oral rule test

others they asked him tbi8 one Whatls a flxed si~ R R boys know --as well as1 can remember the ansfir

- A fixed s1gnalis a signalof fixed location1ndlcatIng a con-apoundectlng the movement of a train but the hobo brakeman

ad as follows _n A fixed lIdgnalls a green brakeman on of thefifth box car withhia lantern out and a oinder in

_ 8 n He aure was fixed my of youhappen to be condundrum fans try this on your

is the difference b6tween a sewing machine and a Ida a aeama lIice and the other seems so nice

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1 think I will end this or nearly end it with a very app poem oalled Were acting like human fools

Two tough old mules said Get this dope Were tied together with a piece of rope Said one to the other You come MY way While 1 take a nibble of that neW-Dlown hay

I wont said the other You come with ME I have some hay over this way you see So they got no where juat pawed up the dirt Pulling each way how that rope did hurt

Then faced they about those stubborn mules And said Were acting Just like human fools Lets pull together Ill go YOUR way Then you come with m6 and wen both eat hay

So they ate their hay and l1ked it too And said Lets be oomrade good and true1

All the sun went down they w6r6 heard to brayAh this is the end of a p6rfect day

As a closing thought hear the worda from S D Gordon A womanwaa calling on a friendwhoae chUdrencame in caller aald evidently with DOthoUihtof her words ~ P my ilie to have two such children to whioh the mother r with subdued earnestness thats exactly what it coats It

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The pharmaCists presoription department is in a real and humansense thefocalpoint of his profess1onalllfe

Here he is OfmaJdlDumB8JVice to his fellow man Here he 1s oompletely in his element performing the personal services to which he pledged himself when he became a phalmashycist and rendering theprofessi~Dampl servioes for which he is eminently qualified

His prescription services are responsible for the key place the pharmacist occupies on the community health team

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Train dispatcher Jim Fletshy Lawrence Boulanger mainshycher has the emergency power tained CPR generator unit a t 8 0 necessary to control train Brownville Jet movements on the CPR

James Ladd Insurance Sal- Mrs Nadean Whitten ho esman decided Giants will wife Giants in 7 games win 6th game 11

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BudDaggett druggist says _ POSITIVELY Giants 7th gashyme

Last Saturday your editor pin ned down a few of our 01tizeIl8 for their candid opinions on the World Series outcome

They al1 had very definite ideas on games and scores

Perhaps by the time this lBshysue comes out we will know how sharp they were

George Hoskins groce ore managerbelieves the in the 6th game

DONT WAIT GET liTE TOWN CRlER EARLY

New fall DeSigns Dried Arrangements

Artifici 01 Cemetery Bouquets Dried Materials of All Sor

Now On Display and For Sal

Ol Conglomeration OJWorJs By Neill Robertson

Come and kiss yom- new nm-semaid dear the young mother 10 her young son Not on your life the youngster replied

y tWhy whatever makes yOl1say such a thing as that he surprised mother Well said the boy Daddy tried

her yesterday and Jlhe slapped his faee ewhere I saw a little gem of wisdom which tell8 us that

-II an everlast1Dg strugg16tokeep money coming nand teeth from coming out

a little story ofan actual happening in my Railroad days I never put in print even in the Main Line because some

- B A legal talent objected butI wlllnot mention the names mosttmportantpeopleinvolved asmy RBilroaddays have

lBDY pleasantmemories and18m-ely do notwish to cast any tlou onany of their personel

in the days when they used to ohange engines at Oakfield Roland Murraywas the ntghtyardmuter WhileRoland was 1ng for number 8 to arrive we were smllingat a fellow who been partaldng a little too freely of the liquid that people amptimesdo as theywalk into a baroptomisticallyand stagger

bull misty optioally and said to me Neill tIU man wants to know if you will a tax1 for him So I called ~ore Thomas and just as bull Thomas answered we heard a crash which seemed to come

the door that went to the cellar and furnace I offered the on to Ro1and that our friend must have fallen downstairs

s bothrushed to the cellardoor andwent downalld there was fr1endout oolder than amackerel Roland flew upstairs and

glass of water while I called Dr Rowland who happened quite olose to the stationat the t1me Rol tried to get some down the mans throat butall there was to show for it was of a deathly gm-gle In a vtny few minutes we heard the

tor com1Dg downstairs I th1nkhes knocked out Rol said til1Dk hes out permanentlY I suggested Just then the Dr

over and he oame up with the information that the man was 1lg but he wouldnt be intu-t a minute and sure enough he

It eveloped that the d8ad manbadbeen trying to find the mens

and by mistake got hold of the wrong door and fell down t break1ng his neck

mora of this true story t -- Be oareful of every step for one may land you in tlternity -- bull

Bailroadboyson theB ~ A andC P mtghtenjoythia one to the BOil brakeman who was taking an oral rule test

others they asked him tbi8 one Whatls a flxed si~ R R boys know --as well as1 can remember the ansfir

- A fixed s1gnalis a signalof fixed location1ndlcatIng a con-apoundectlng the movement of a train but the hobo brakeman

ad as follows _n A fixed lIdgnalls a green brakeman on of thefifth box car withhia lantern out and a oinder in

_ 8 n He aure was fixed my of youhappen to be condundrum fans try this on your

is the difference b6tween a sewing machine and a Ida a aeama lIice and the other seems so nice

SHELDON POOLE

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1 think I will end this or nearly end it with a very app poem oalled Were acting like human fools

Two tough old mules said Get this dope Were tied together with a piece of rope Said one to the other You come MY way While 1 take a nibble of that neW-Dlown hay

I wont said the other You come with ME I have some hay over this way you see So they got no where juat pawed up the dirt Pulling each way how that rope did hurt

Then faced they about those stubborn mules And said Were acting Just like human fools Lets pull together Ill go YOUR way Then you come with m6 and wen both eat hay

So they ate their hay and l1ked it too And said Lets be oomrade good and true1

All the sun went down they w6r6 heard to brayAh this is the end of a p6rfect day

As a closing thought hear the worda from S D Gordon A womanwaa calling on a friendwhoae chUdrencame in caller aald evidently with DOthoUihtof her words ~ P my ilie to have two such children to whioh the mother r with subdued earnestness thats exactly what it coats It

OUR VOL 1 NO 1 SOLD 660 COPlES

PLEASED TO SERVE

The pharmaCists presoription department is in a real and humansense thefocalpoint of his profess1onalllfe

Here he is OfmaJdlDumB8JVice to his fellow man Here he 1s oompletely in his element performing the personal services to which he pledged himself when he became a phalmashycist and rendering theprofessi~Dampl servioes for which he is eminently qualified

His prescription services are responsible for the key place the pharmacist occupies on the community health team

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Come and kiss yom- new nm-semaid dear the young mother 10 her young son Not on your life the youngster replied

y tWhy whatever makes yOl1say such a thing as that he surprised mother Well said the boy Daddy tried

her yesterday and Jlhe slapped his faee ewhere I saw a little gem of wisdom which tell8 us that

-II an everlast1Dg strugg16tokeep money coming nand teeth from coming out

a little story ofan actual happening in my Railroad days I never put in print even in the Main Line because some

- B A legal talent objected butI wlllnot mention the names mosttmportantpeopleinvolved asmy RBilroaddays have

lBDY pleasantmemories and18m-ely do notwish to cast any tlou onany of their personel

in the days when they used to ohange engines at Oakfield Roland Murraywas the ntghtyardmuter WhileRoland was 1ng for number 8 to arrive we were smllingat a fellow who been partaldng a little too freely of the liquid that people amptimesdo as theywalk into a baroptomisticallyand stagger

bull misty optioally and said to me Neill tIU man wants to know if you will a tax1 for him So I called ~ore Thomas and just as bull Thomas answered we heard a crash which seemed to come

the door that went to the cellar and furnace I offered the on to Ro1and that our friend must have fallen downstairs

s bothrushed to the cellardoor andwent downalld there was fr1endout oolder than amackerel Roland flew upstairs and

glass of water while I called Dr Rowland who happened quite olose to the stationat the t1me Rol tried to get some down the mans throat butall there was to show for it was of a deathly gm-gle In a vtny few minutes we heard the

tor com1Dg downstairs I th1nkhes knocked out Rol said til1Dk hes out permanentlY I suggested Just then the Dr

over and he oame up with the information that the man was 1lg but he wouldnt be intu-t a minute and sure enough he

It eveloped that the d8ad manbadbeen trying to find the mens

and by mistake got hold of the wrong door and fell down t break1ng his neck

mora of this true story t -- Be oareful of every step for one may land you in tlternity -- bull

Bailroadboyson theB ~ A andC P mtghtenjoythia one to the BOil brakeman who was taking an oral rule test

others they asked him tbi8 one Whatls a flxed si~ R R boys know --as well as1 can remember the ansfir

- A fixed s1gnalis a signalof fixed location1ndlcatIng a con-apoundectlng the movement of a train but the hobo brakeman

ad as follows _n A fixed lIdgnalls a green brakeman on of thefifth box car withhia lantern out and a oinder in

_ 8 n He aure was fixed my of youhappen to be condundrum fans try this on your

is the difference b6tween a sewing machine and a Ida a aeama lIice and the other seems so nice

SHELDON POOLE

_-- I~ I 5-gASg ll8roar-cc WIuAM 3 -7428

1 think I will end this or nearly end it with a very app poem oalled Were acting like human fools

Two tough old mules said Get this dope Were tied together with a piece of rope Said one to the other You come MY way While 1 take a nibble of that neW-Dlown hay

I wont said the other You come with ME I have some hay over this way you see So they got no where juat pawed up the dirt Pulling each way how that rope did hurt

Then faced they about those stubborn mules And said Were acting Just like human fools Lets pull together Ill go YOUR way Then you come with m6 and wen both eat hay

So they ate their hay and l1ked it too And said Lets be oomrade good and true1

All the sun went down they w6r6 heard to brayAh this is the end of a p6rfect day

As a closing thought hear the worda from S D Gordon A womanwaa calling on a friendwhoae chUdrencame in caller aald evidently with DOthoUihtof her words ~ P my ilie to have two such children to whioh the mother r with subdued earnestness thats exactly what it coats It

OUR VOL 1 NO 1 SOLD 660 COPlES

PLEASED TO SERVE

The pharmaCists presoription department is in a real and humansense thefocalpoint of his profess1onalllfe

Here he is OfmaJdlDumB8JVice to his fellow man Here he 1s oompletely in his element performing the personal services to which he pledged himself when he became a phalmashycist and rendering theprofessi~Dampl servioes for which he is eminently qualified

His prescription services are responsible for the key place the pharmacist occupies on the community health team

We are pleased to serve you at all timed

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CJZai Lr ade r Local Soldier Betrothed to Berlin Girl ST FRANCIS XAVIER

q-zeWd By Lynn Hoxie

Brownvilles first Seventh Grade Reception sponsored by the Sophomore Class took place at the high sohool gym September 28

King Dennis Larson and Qushyeen Cecelia Miller led the proshyceslIionfrom the stage to a reshyceiving line at the back of the gymnasium where parents and friends welcomed the newcomshyers to the junior-senior high school

Autumn colors and recorded music were the theme of the evening During general danshychlg contestprizes of records and a cake were awarded to Ruby Rendz1a Mary-Jean Seshyarles Cecelia Miller Scott Kirby and Joan Swazey

George Burgoyne Lynn Hoxie ~raryKnox Carolyn Jones Alshy

Cassidy and Walter Rendzia -bo servedas aplanningcomshy

mittae termed the first affair of this kind a huge success

revised extra-curricular activity program is being introshyduced atBrownville Jet High School this fall The activlties of[er~ canbediVidedinto three main groups instructional service and recreational Our sehoolplans to have each stushydentparticipate inat least one activity from each of these grshyoups

A list of the activities being offered and a direction sheet have been given to eachstudent The number of people wishing to join will determine the new activities finally scheduled The new program is slated to go into effect the week of Oct 8

At the P TA reception for the l9wns teachermiddots Monday September 24 Shirley Brown and Peter Ekholm of the Senshyior Class were featured speakshyers They told of their expershyiences at Girls State and Boys State last summer Each ex- middot pressed thanks for the privishylege of attending such worthshywhile conferences o EBODY

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Miss Renate Bretag of Berlin became engaged to SP4 Venton Beals on Auglist 4th

Miss Bretag is employed as a secretary to Pan American Airshyways and as a fashion model

SP4 Beals is the son of Mr and Mrs Ken Beals of Milo He is at present stationed in Berlin with the US Army

An April wedding is planned

Nrwi BROWNVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH

BROWNVILLE -At the Sunday morning service in the Commshyunity Church Mrs Eugene Tewksbury amp Mrs Alice Grashyves were elected delegates to

attend the fall meeting of the Association of the C~ngrega tional-Christian Churches to be held at the Milford Church Sunday The session will open t~n-rn

of membership was read from Mrs EvelynStanhope Johnson of Clayton Wash The request was granted and Mrs Johnson will unite with the Clayton CoshymmunityChurch Mrs Johnshyson is a former resident of Brownville the daughter of the late Mr andMrs Alvin Stanshyhope

The Senior Choir of the Broshywnville Community Church will meet on Thursday at 7 p m The Junior Choir meets at 6 prn

The Sunday School started on Oct 7thwith an enrollment of 35 The Missionary Circle will meet Thursdayat130 pm at thp_hTOe of Mrs Joseph Davis

For middotRent 2 Hunting Camps Call Carl Smart

CHURCH The Benedictio~ Cf the j

sed sacrement at St FraJ Xavier Church will be Th amiddot~ 7 Members of the lmmJiJ late Conception Sodality meet after devotions in the p ish hall

SEBEC VILLAGE CHURCH ChurchServices are held E

ery Sunday morning at l a m and Sunday School 10 00 a m~ All persons f

weloome Present at the SWlday Sc

Quarterly meeting last laquo neaday evening at the home Mrs William Hamlin Mrs Albert C Preble GareyBriggs Mrs Helga son Mrs RalphDow Srbullbull DonaldWibberly Mrs Rob Stone Rev Edith PorteT Mrs KathaJeen IDchborn

BROWNVILLE JCT MElHODIST CHURCH

The Esther Circle of Methlt iBt Church held installatio officers in the church din room on Oct 4

The following officers Wl

elected Pres Mrs Ma

Milo SporShop

THE SEASON IS NEAl Guns amp Ammo (ICI bull 22 L

Rifle 65 Box)

lose Out Prices On Boats Motors

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BLACK PANTHERS GET EARLY START

Running and weight lifting seshyem to be top on the agenda as thePanthers start pre-season training As of this writing sixteenmenrema1nln the varshysitycamp It consists of four seniors four juniors seven sophomores and 1 freshman ~eRichardson Pete Webb

Phil Goodwin and John Broshywn are the seniors Represhysentatives from the junior cl shyass areKevin OConnor Dayid Pullen SimonBrown andMeshyrle Harris Sophomores are Joey Morrill Steve Hamlin Paul GriDdle Dwight Clark Mike Mulherin Scot Decker and Ronnie Hamlin David Deshycker is the freshmari Ricshyhardson Webb Harrls Steve Hamlin OConnor Phil Goodshywin Simon Brown and David Pullenare returnees from laat years ball club

Thecandtdatesbavebeen rushyDDJng and wetcht llftlDg for abshyout three weeks now From where Im slttlDg Steve Hamshylin Pete Webb and GeneRlshychardson are going to have to carry a big load if the Blaok Cats want some more tourney time Webb of course has hP-- q standout in Class M JI the past two years and will do his part of the pull this year Richardsonprov~last

year that he was no ones fool and was Johnny-on-the-spot more than once Sophomore Steve Hamlin 1s the other big man and with a years expershyiencebehind bim he is going tobeahard man to hold down

BAILEY BRIEFINGS

Rhoda and Mulherin look Milos top runners whichgoe to prove tbat all good athlete dont smoke --- talked with Railroaders coach Carro Conley the other dayj B starts practioe sometime ound the 9th of October 80

only seventeen meJlhave 8

eel up to playbull and those se teen have got to represent only the varsity but also J V s -theBatlroaders u go1Ilg to be tough --- Well guess ita time for me to st1e my neck out and make a fe predictions --- Milos Dal IVontwina meet this year -Brownville Junctions Railrc aders will eDd up w1nn1ng EJi stern Class M -- after a thecuttiDgls over with on 108 basketball teaII- We~ Richardson Hamlin Goodmiddotmiddot OConnor BiLrrls Pullen mon Brown Grindle Mulhe Joey Morrill and ---- Da~- Decker vIillbe left Now coach CharlesmiddotHotham lJar out of me -- Next VIi a lo9k at the rest of the Club or a preview of the loaded Railroaders - shyone more th1ngjdoesnt m m nth8 seem like a long baampk ball season

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HighSchooll1as finally cross oountry to its

curricula activities The ers are being coached by bull Robert Walter of the high

1s faculty Four senshybull one junior three sophoshy

uores and three freshmen up the team Seniors are

edric Rhoda Bill Mulherin yOgden and Bobby Ell1shy

nj Tommy Poole is the lone orj Larry Doble Peter

llis and Lee Clark are the homoresj and freshmen Al-Douglas Robert Thombs Wayne Sangtllo complete team

First meeting is during the ek of October 7th with Plsshytaqu1s Community Wgh SeshyII at Guilford

For 24 Hour reeker Service

Call CROSBYS

943-7717

Class M Standout

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BLACK PANTHERS GET EARLY START

Running and weight lifting seshyem to be top on the agenda as thePanthers start pre-season training As of this writing sixteenmenrema1nln the varshysitycamp It consists of four seniors four juniors seven sophomores and 1 freshman ~eRichardson Pete Webb

Phil Goodwin and John Broshywn are the seniors Represhysentatives from the junior cl shyass areKevin OConnor Dayid Pullen SimonBrown andMeshyrle Harris Sophomores are Joey Morrill Steve Hamlin Paul GriDdle Dwight Clark Mike Mulherin Scot Decker and Ronnie Hamlin David Deshycker is the freshmari Ricshyhardson Webb Harrls Steve Hamlin OConnor Phil Goodshywin Simon Brown and David Pullenare returnees from laat years ball club

Thecandtdatesbavebeen rushyDDJng and wetcht llftlDg for abshyout three weeks now From where Im slttlDg Steve Hamshylin Pete Webb and GeneRlshychardson are going to have to carry a big load if the Blaok Cats want some more tourney time Webb of course has hP-- q standout in Class M JI the past two years and will do his part of the pull this year Richardsonprov~last

year that he was no ones fool and was Johnny-on-the-spot more than once Sophomore Steve Hamlin 1s the other big man and with a years expershyiencebehind bim he is going tobeahard man to hold down

BAILEY BRIEFINGS

Rhoda and Mulherin look Milos top runners whichgoe to prove tbat all good athlete dont smoke --- talked with Railroaders coach Carro Conley the other dayj B starts practioe sometime ound the 9th of October 80

only seventeen meJlhave 8

eel up to playbull and those se teen have got to represent only the varsity but also J V s -theBatlroaders u go1Ilg to be tough --- Well guess ita time for me to st1e my neck out and make a fe predictions --- Milos Dal IVontwina meet this year -Brownville Junctions Railrc aders will eDd up w1nn1ng EJi stern Class M -- after a thecuttiDgls over with on 108 basketball teaII- We~ Richardson Hamlin Goodmiddotmiddot OConnor BiLrrls Pullen mon Brown Grindle Mulhe Joey Morrill and ---- Da~- Decker vIillbe left Now coach CharlesmiddotHotham lJar out of me -- Next VIi a lo9k at the rest of the Club or a preview of the loaded Railroaders - shyone more th1ngjdoesnt m m nth8 seem like a long baampk ball season

DIUOI HOUSE Loel~inbull el Brbullbullk bt

WI 3-mS

58 COUNTRY RETURNS dILO mGH SCHOOL

HighSchooll1as finally cross oountry to its

curricula activities The ers are being coached by bull Robert Walter of the high

1s faculty Four senshybull one junior three sophoshy

uores and three freshmen up the team Seniors are

edric Rhoda Bill Mulherin yOgden and Bobby Ell1shy

nj Tommy Poole is the lone orj Larry Doble Peter

llis and Lee Clark are the homoresj and freshmen Al-Douglas Robert Thombs Wayne Sangtllo complete team

First meeting is during the ek of October 7th with Plsshytaqu1s Community Wgh SeshyII at Guilford

For 24 Hour reeker Service

Call CROSBYS

943-7717

Class M Standout

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Johny - On - The - Spot

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Clwtch News Contd

PAUSTlLEET llETBODIST CHURCH

Kembers of the Park Street Mth0di8t middot Churoh attendiDg the sub~trlctmeetlng of the Womans Society of Cbr1st1an Service held at Guilford Tuesshyday were Mrs Isabel Cudhea Mrbullbull EvaLoveJoy Mrs Gloshyria Lutterell Mrs EdithRldeshyout Mra Belen Harmon and MH Eleanor Chue

The Youth Fellowahtp of the Park Street Methodist Church held its first meetlng of the year Sunday

The worship service was conshyductedby Kathryn Daggett aDd Cecelia SmIth

The following officers were elected KathrynDaggett preshysident Willis Lancaster viceshypresident Judy Bradstreet secretary Patti Smith treashysurerj KarenEmery pubUcity cha1rman and Allce Wharton Faith

The Crusader Choir held the first social outlng of the season with a bowllng trip to the Rockshyet Lanes at Dover-Foxcroft

Cruaadera attending were Lee aamprmon ScottJohnston Mike Brigham Joel Trickey David Hanson Alan Hanaon Bobby Merrill and Greg Fleming

They were accolllPanied by Mr bull ~ Robert Trickay and Mrbullbull Mrs Harold Banshy80n and Anne and Karen

The Chancel Choir also went bowliDa Those member att shyending were Joanne Lovell Jeanne Curtla Jayne Lutterell Stephanie Leavitt Stephanie Howard Sharon Curtls Mary Snare Sheila Decker Donna Campbell MBrlene Brown L1DdaS~ey and Marcia Smshyith

They were acoompan1ea by Mrs GloriampLutterell and Marshytha and Mrs Chris Howard and Vicld and Karen Thomba

TransportaUon was alBo supshypl1M by Mrs Kaye Trickey and Mrs Annie Leavitt

indshields Installed

W8CS VOTES DONAnoNS Mrs Gloria Lutterellbull 860- The POOllP TOted to PUlIS rAIIl retmyOf Clitidrens Work re- etlDp on the firat

MILO - TheWoman Society portedOllRally Day held in the 01 eachmonth te ofC~t1aDServioe of the Park ohuroh ohooL lIW 01 the co Street -Methodist Churoh met The flrat work ampy fm ~ lmaChes Tueldayev6n1ng in the churoh Fall Falrw1llbe uld Tueadq mroIlor V$lstry with Mrs Lenora By- at 180 pm The Quilil ampUC~

ther 11o~ president Mrs EliDor Chase aeore- atatin then c-mnnlatlODS ~-Dad tary of Spiritual LIfe dlstrl shy dur1Dg the morufDg

from Mrs Marie Pedlow Co- butedprayer cards and offering ur eaohBunday Vo nferenceWSCS preSident an- envelopes for the Week of Prashy October were P aaunoing the Maine Conference yer aud Self-den1al October thy Smith Joyce S WSCS Fall meeting to be held U to Sl with the Quiet Day to Sh6ila Long Thepro November 7 at Guilford middot Re- be Ootqber 26 in the churoh in charge of the cOILUAo~ILshy

servat1ons must be made for sanctuary at 730 p m 1D8talled the officer the lunoheon Those planning Th8J program theme was The pla1ned the du11es of toattandwillcontact the pres- UDlted Nations FamIlY with oommlijees dent Mrs Eva Lovejoy Mrs lubel Cudhea and Mrs The meeting wu clo

A requatwas read from the EltnorChasetncharge Takshy th6 baed1oUon Nurses Qulld for donatioDB for ingpartwereMrs LenoraByshy Refreshments were the utility room at the Milo ther MrL EdttllJUdeout Mrs by Penny Clark Jenn1eD Commnnity H08p~tal and a don- Madeline Canney Mrs Eleashy ley and Janna Fowles aUon was voted Also voted nor Clark and Mrs Glor1aLutshywas a donation to the Friends terellT of the Deaoonnes8 Hospital at ~ were aerved 3 IJSTINGBoston and itwas voted to e- by Mrs NinaMorrUlandMra +l nd the Wlual donation to the Gladys Moran Maine CounoU of Ch1lIcheB UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH = MEMORIES

A letter was read from Dr The Ann Jud80n Guild of the MarvinPiburn Method1stm18- Un1tedBaptlst Church held ita iARUl CELES 8ionary doctor supported by flratmeetlngWedneadayeveashy +l the Methodtst Churches in Ma- iDgat the home of Mrs chria and nothing preserves pricdel

memories middot more beautifulJy acine whets in Nyadtri South- WoodardatDerby Mrs Woshy as long as a Barre ~ Guil d M onument BARREern Rhodesia odard is the aslidstant counci- The Guild Seal on the

The churchnurserycommtt- lor monument middot ia backed CUIll by the strongest guarshytee is Mrs Allce Davis Mrs Themeetlng was opened with antee available Monwnt

Edna llanBcom Mrs Edith prayers ledbyDonna lanTanel Rideout who also led the members in the EAMES

The committee for the UNIC Gulld Covenant MONUMENTAl CDEF Halloween Trick or Treat Devotions were led by Susan

Earl bullbull Ebullbull - Pro)il Mrs Isabel Cudhea Mrs Paul Penny Clark gave a r~shy

Elinor Chase Mrs Lenora porton the organizaUonal meshyByther and Mrs Mema Dun- etlng held last week ham It was announced that TM naminatlng committee Mrs IsabelCudhea Mrs Eva prea6nted tha following llate of Lovejoy Mrs Gloria Lutter- offIoers to Berve for the year ell Mrs EdithRideout Mrs Carolyn Marks president Helell Harmon and Mrs Elinor Sheila Long vice president Chase atteDded the sub-d1str- ShnampBanda ll secretary Jashylot meeting Tuesday and that nna Fowler treaSurer Penny Mrs Elinor Chase was elected Clark Love Gift Cha1rman pramplI1clent of the aub-ltl1strict JDD1 Dwelley membeuhip for a two year term Mra ohairman Suaan Paul UwashyAdd1e BeatonofBrownville Jot tore chairman MILO PRINTING COMP1 is the newly elected secretary

ANNOUCING

Christmas GlrJs sJ Gla JI LlIlt Send Photo or NepUve Teacher of Pianofor PersonaUzed carda

CARVERS PHOTO BERVIcI BacqroUDd

N E Conservator)10 Cents Each Min Order 100 Faelton PianoForte School

shy

e CD Course

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blood illmiddots Luci ll p Hall Ifrs 11 Ge 01lt Nr( lance vuns en

instructor for the bull presented the certifishy

members who comshy15 hour course The re now certified by

to instruct adults in engte Preparation in of Maine The adult

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BROWNVILLE

Congratulations are extended to Mr amp Mrs John H Welch on the oocasion of their 55th anniversary Ml amp Mrs Evshyerett Noble of Topsham and Mrs Fred Davis were dinner guests

LAGRANGE LAGRANGE-Wbeaton-Br agg

Post American Legion met Tuesday evening with Commshyander Fred Allen presiding Plans were made to resume Operation Shingle and to r eshysume the chicken shoots Sunshyday The shootwill be held at Ulmers PH starUngat 1 pm and will be held each Sunday for an indefuute period

Mrs Melissa Cummi ngs Mrs Evelyn Bailey and Mrs VelDa Cowing were in Old Toshywn Tuesday evening to attend guest-officers night at KatahshydinChapter OES Mrs Cushymmings ser ved as guest treashy

en

t~lr[g~ ~trnl~~l1

Trainload Sale I Oct B Thru 20

teJl5lej Fa1m Ice Cfeatn Y2sa5CfI Red +White eah HjI k fo~ 79cent

Red White $hoftel1111g 3hcan 66cent

tv1 i ( c1 Maft h R -t W Wax Bea R~ W f(Cts R v fl2al11 Cc ( 1

R~ W (eei1 Beatl 7 ~ T tit oo 0Z 111 1 ]I

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g C311~ $ It 00 1eJ-lt4W~ f rli~d1i ~J6Ti1 3ftf 79

LJvf Value ~l)tc Jli ce 31a1~e C311S 7Cj~(i

Ne d Hot Va lues-PI US- S6 H Green Stamls

Man y More Rec Wh ite Values on Sel l e

SEBEC VILLAGE ME MILO Mr and Mrs Stanley Bro

SHOWER FOR BRIDE TO BE Mrs Walter Dillon BertHo Miss SharonPreblewas guest bs Mr andMrs Lyman Se

of honor a t a misscellaneous erance Mr andMrs Geor bridal shower Oct 3 at the Crabtree a t tended the Past P shyhome of Mrs R K Jones mona Masters Association~ shy

She received many useful and nquet at Lowe l s Bridge SlT

J

r beautiful gifts which were ar shy day ranged in and around an anti shy Mr and Mrs Elmer C que German doll carriage with ningham members of St matching parasol which was sephs Episcopal Church we decorated appropriately at Camden Saturday to atte

Refreshme nts including a lashy the Laymens Conferenoe rge shower cake was enjoyed Rev and Mrs William R1 by all tenburg of Bethel are visi

Those attending were Mrs friends in Milo He was a fo Howard Baird and daughter rmer pastor of the Milo Na Carol Mrs Albert C Preble er~ne Church Mrs Gary Briggs Mrs Medshy TheywiU go from here to F ley Billlngs Mrs William Hashy rt Kent where he was once P 4 1

mlin Mrs Hazel Dean Mrs stor of the Congregational C-I LeroyWh1te Mrso Philip Badshy urch Con ger Mrs Ralph Dow Srbullbull Mrs Burgess Preble Mrs WilliamDowns Jr Mrs C By Popuhii- Requa Edward Dean Mrs Gerald Forrest Mrs Robert Stone A ( Plugs 68 and Misses OareyLeePreble Sandra Noyes Betty Curtis 1 More Week AnderaCanney and Karen Joshy Mj 10 ~es~e r ~ A~~0 nes

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bull il to R First Row Rodney Kroemer Kuen Thanbs Jayne Lutshyerell Sam Pe l key Anne Hanson

Seco nd Row Walter Chase Vicki Howard Debbie (Arey Sharon oda farc ta Smi tho Jeffrey loshnli 1 rd R exu Howard Ho me De b b 1 e Pe l key Valera HoW rd om award

Local Briefs Contd Mias Karen Thombs was honshy

ored with a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hoshy

on the occassion of her th birthday

The guests played games and ed Refreshments were

erved The guest of honor received

nice gifts Hostesses were Mrs Chris

Howard aDd Mrs Jean Hanson

MILO AREA SCOUT DRIVE HEADS LISTED

MILO - The following have beenappointed chairmen of the Boy Beout Fund drive in the Milo area

Area ChaJr1ll8l1 Dr H M Burry MilO Milo Riohard Doblel Derby John MCDonal4 BrownY1lle Junct1on Malcolm Buchaaara andBrownf1l1e ErshyIl8st Perchal

BetwsDOctober5 and 15 a OampIlftSa will be made for 8118shy

tatnin membership aDd specshyIlfta After October 15 general canVU8 will be

made 1D each town ----------______________

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MILOWOMAN ENTERTAINS TEACHER UNIT

MILO-A meeting of the Coshyunty Retired Teachers Assocshyiation was held at the home of the president Mrs Eva Scshyripture inMilo Thursday aftshyernoon with an attendance of 12 81xtowns were represeshynted

Eleoted were preSident Mrs Eva Scripture secreshytary Miss Gladys Roberts treasurer Mrs Esther Penshyaington membership commshyLttee chairman Mrs Scripshyture Othermembers of this committee were appointed one from each town Miss Eva Folsomfor Sangerville Mrs Ruth Harvey for Guilford Mrs Marion Hobbs for Brownville Mrsmiddot Agnes Sawyer for Mi10 and rs EHieBolton for Doshyver-Foxcroft

Befreslmient were served by hostus

A ttend1ng ~ meeting were from Kilo Mra Eva Scripshyture Mra Ona1aDeane Mrs Agnes Sawyer from Sebec

Ii Eva JOn8a from BrownshyvuwJunc~ontMr8E~1~-

Quarrle Mrs Marion Hobba fromWUUamaburg Mrsbull Jashyne Thomasj from Monson Mr S P Iffaa Gla dysRobertsj and from Sangershyville Miss Eva Folsom Min Abbie Fowler There was one guest Mrs Bertha Howell

SCHOOL PLAN SYSTEM OF CONFERENCES

MILO - School Union 85 will not hold Open House this year during American Education Week November 13 to 16 as has been the practice in years past

Superintendent of Schools ReshyginaldH Dorityhas announced thaUnsteadgtf the Open House parent - teachers conferences are in the process of being arshyranged

These conferences wUl be singly for the parents and will be made by appointment with two afternoonltt and two evenshyings of the week being set asshyide to g1ve the parents an opshyportunityto meet their childs teacher and discuss any pro shyblems or questions they may have Because the time will be somewhat limited these conferences will be restricted to 15 minutes

Parents are asked not to brshying small children with them

III case a parent has several children in school they are asked to list the appointments in the order which will be most helpful to them Appointment slips will be sent out by the teachers to the parents on Oct~ ober 8 and it is requested that they be returned by October 15 to give the teachers time for arrllIlgements bull

The date for parent-teacher confemiddotrences for the sub-primshyaries through grade sixwill be Tuesday Nov 13 Therewill not be school for these grades on thatday but all other grashydes will be in session

Wednesday Nov 14 is set uide for grades seven through 2 With no school for these grashydes on that day but classes willbeheldfor all lower classhyses

The To C

MILO GRANGERS VISIshyDEXTER MEETING DEGREES CONFERRED

DEXTER-Thirty-six ers of Pleasant River G of MUo were gtest8 0

ter Grange Saturday at the dest1nationofa f Ride t This made a over 80 attending the ttE

at which the first and se degrees were conferred _ nald Lobdell of Dexter Master Edward Clifford as master in the first de and Past Master Verno wellmiddotas master in the Bel

degree Deputy

Curtis L bard of 8t Albans inspe the sec01ld degree

The program was compr firstofr byDeputy mbard ct e Deputy 1 line Lombard asd1d i 81 Mrs ~ iE of ( land who are U_W nile deputy re _~ West Penobscomiddot JOmiddotp2

manSeverllnCe mas 8tPiscataquis P omo Austin master of the angej Almon Bailey ma

of Cambridge Grangej Wa Libby overseer ofSebastiJ Grange Newportj and Mrs Clarence Dunbar of

Other parts of the prog included a storyby George abtree lecturer of East] cataquis Pomonaj and read by Lydia Rhoda of Milo amp wey Brown of Abbot

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aMnAL IMIIUJ(C PlRI bull AU1OOIIU bull 10114 ao CpounduM 011110

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James 5pound ~add i

_ltl - The Ayuda Club beld s- meeting of the new clshy

~ ~ Wednesday evening at o Town Hall conducted

e new president Mrs CarIB on Itwasannounshy

bull - ~t the club has distribushy_ulbottles offree milk dushy

hi month of September es were served free at

io Elementary School amp - theDerby GraDlmar Scshy

bull Rose Carlson gave areshyon the convention she and

Yvonne Angove had atshy- ~ at Poland Spring She

~lCed that the club bad beshyded a certificate for teer work they had doshy

ogus twas announced iefall conference will be

Portland Oct 17 18 ub has received another

~ bulleate of merit from IICashyhelp given the organizashy

esidentappo1ntedMrs LutterellandMrs GeoshyLondonas a study eomshyfor the community pro-

a~~line Nott Rose

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to be held on Saturday at the Milo Town Hall from 9 to 12 oclock There will also be a fudge sale at the same time

It was voted to sponsor Cub Scouts again this yearbull

MrS Marlon Moore announshyced that the club had been preshysented with two leather covershyed guestbooks from the sewing contest and she in turn preshysentedoue to Mrs Rose Carlshyson who had been a winner in this contest for the past two years

Mrs IrmaHamlin Mrs Doshyris Larouche and Mrs Kathshyleen Long were appointed as a committee to study the memshybership program

FoilowiIig the business the program chairman Mrs Grace Doble presented the new disshytrict preSident Mrs Madeshyline Mott alBo an Ayuda Club member

Mrs Doble introduced Mrs Marguerite Skoog of Bangor who showed slides she had tashyken at the national conventlon of General Federatlon of Woshymen and gave an acoount of the convention

A supper preceded the meetshying under the direction of the program committee Hostesshy

as were Mrs Edna Bradeen ELzabeth Stanchfield

meetingwtllbe held ~1thMrs Althea Hamshy

e Grindle

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QUALIFIED TO SERVE YOU TBRU EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

B S Degree in Business Adm1n1straUon from Lehigh University

24 )lt1ars in Real Estate lnaurance Business 21 yearsin Amusement Ride Business 8 years as Sheep Farmer 9 years on Brownville Sohool Committee

PreHnt Selectman of the Town of Brownville Past Master of Pleasant River Lodge A F 1lA M Past President of Three Rivers Flsh and Game Club Treasurer of the Brownv1~ Jet Methodist Church Committeeman of Explorer Post 112 B S A Former Chairman of Republican County Committee Present Member of Republican State Committee

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club

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W~sday afternoon at the me ofMrs Henry Ricker w_-Members of Jane Carver Sashy

11 memberspresent andmpson Tept Daughters Union Phyllis MoCormack asVeterans Civil War who went tesstoPortiand Saturday-to attend

The business meetingthe Departmentpresidents reshyconduoted by the vioegtre

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ceptionwere Mrs ThelmaWashyIdent Mrs Henry Rickerterhouse Department senior

The birthday of Miss Lvice president Mrs Evelyn Rhoda was ~elebratedHoxie Department treasurer Refreshments were servedMrs Grace Mountain Departshy

Mrs Henry Rickerment patriot instructor Mrs The door prize was wonMame Hackett Department

Miss Lydia Rhodaassistantguide and Mrs Agn~s er Beano waa played during

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WABI-TV Channel 5

J1IVB8PAy OCTOBER 11 li82 20 Open Door

15 Farm Reporter 130 Collep of tile Air 800 CaptrJll KaDproo 00 Love of Mike ilS laoll LaLanDe 5 La of MUte IlI5() Primary Science 1000 CtleDdar 1080 Tmmauee lIrn1e UOO BaampllocCoye l1~O Pete and Olady 1100 Lon of LIte U~ CBS Newa J30 Searoh fol Tomorrow U~6 Gu1dfDC Lilht

middot00 IIU1II wyman Show ~30 AI The World TulIla

00 pauword

ntIDAY OCTOBER 12 1982 t)O 0p0lI Door 720 lum Reporter 30 Collage of the All 3Chi CwptrJll Kangaroo 1110 Lov of Mike 15 lackLaLullle ~ Low at MUte 10 00 C LiAmdar 1 80 Ttule Erpie llOO Real MoCoyw llSO PelAl and Gladye 1100 Lo of Life UUC1I8N 30 Searclh or TolllOllow U-66 0IIIdlIlc LlPt

Wyman Show tI AI TIIII Wold rIlnw

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23~ HoWleparty 300 MUllonallre 330 To Tell The Truth 355 OBS N 00 Sect Storm 80 Edge of NIght 500 Bola The Clown 800 Oaoo IJId HArriet 630 Mr Ed 100 Ke at Sevell 110 Sparta Billte 11amp Walter CrOllkJte New 730 1oy nree 80ne 800 Prry Maaon 800 n Nur611 1000 Alfnod Hitobooolr 1100 Ne at Elevell 1116 Weather Show 1110 Sporll FtW

230 HOlIBeplUty

300 MUllowre 380 To Tell Tho Truth 385 CBS awe ~OO Secret storm 480 Edp oCNlPt 500 Bo_o the Cion 800 0e0llW Bale Sparta 830 Pauword 100 KIWIt 8even 110 Sporta B1Ute_ 115 WallAlr CroDldte 730 Rlwb1de 80 Naked City 80 T7 8111111t 8trip 100 Byew1I1le 1100 Newbullbullt Blenll 1115 Weather Bhow llaO Sparta Fiitl

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I Car~ Caperbull cla1n KaDproo

Al9ill low lOP-if )foUie

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OCTOBER 1010 l~~ 5 8aored Heart

Colby Ttlecourae Li ~ Word

5 Catilgtua Kaa 00 Lamp Unto 1oy Feet - Lock Up IJId Live 00 Camera Three

bull (j Th1I Is The LIfe middotlG nIe Cbratoph9l

Big Pioture Quelt Jor Adventure lAIlWltry 011 Parade 110 Ioolbampll Klole Off )fL JoOlball OIaAtio n PUCbllrl

~Y OCTOBER 15 - ()pel Door

5 Fum ReporteT J College of the Air

Captaln KaDgaroo Lon 01 MIke

a Iamp4k IaLanne bull Lave of MIke

Search For Tomorrow 5 0u1dJng LIght

luIe Wyman Show M The World Turn Pword

15 Collea~ ~ on 8CON~(3D [7tJ1()e-A-Rama a30 20th Century eoo Bud Leampvllt 830 JIawalWl Eye T30 lackie Qleuon 830 Defenders

SO Bave QQn wm Trovel 10000l1lllmou

1100 Cbalmel Flo N 1115 The Gallant Men

500 Amateur Jlour 680 Cillae Bowl 800 WampgUl~J1n 700 Luoe 110 Demd the MeDlOe 800 U 8ulllvan Show 900 Real KoCoy e30 True Theater UOO Ccdid CemBra 1030 WhaV ~ LlDe llOO Eno SevueJd 1115 New

1962 280 Bouaeparty 300 lUlllcmalre 380 10 fell ~ Truth

3 5a CBS New 4~OO Secret Storm ao Edge of Night aoo Boampo the CICIWD 800 ralr Bxohqe ~OO 1( atSeven 710 SllorlAl Hiute 716 Waltor Cronldte New 730 To TeU The TrUth 800 I ve Oot A Secret 880 Tba Luoy SHow gOO DanDY Thomaa 930 ADdy Qr1ffith 1000 Bel Casey 1100 New At EleVtlD 1118 Weather Show U20 Iportl Final

TUESDAY OCTOBEll16 1882 720 Open Door 300 MIllionaire 735 Jann Repo-rter 330 To Tell The Truth 730 College of the Air 3 55 CBS News 800 CaptrJll Kangaroo 400 secret Storm 900 Ior Tha Love of Mike 430 Edge of NIght 915 lack LaLanne 500 Bozo The Clowo 95 Love of Mke 6 00 Country Caravan 1000 Calendar 630 Yogi Beu 1030 TaMassee Ernie T OO News At Sevell 1100 The Real McCoyamp 710 Sportl HlUtes ll30 middotPete Gladys 71 5 W lter Cronkite News 12 ~0 Love of LIfe 130 Loretta Young 1225 CBS New8 800 Lloyd BrIdges Show 1230 Search F or Tomorrow 830 Red Skelton Hour 1245 Gu1d1ng Light 9- 30 lack Benny 100 Tane Wyman 1000 Garry Moore 130 As The World Turns 11 00 NeWl at EleV8Il 200 Pusword U U Weather Show 2 30 HOWlellarty 11 20 Slorte Flnll

NEDRESDAl OCTOBER 17 1962 720 ()pel Door 330 To Tell The Truth r25 Ftr1Il Reporter 355 CBS NeW8

780 College of the Air 400 Searet Storm 800 Captatn Kangaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of JrUke 500 Bozo The CloWl 815 lack LaLanne 6 00 All America Wants to Know 95 Love of Mike 630 Ouran Higgins rooo Calendar 7 00 Newa at seven 1080 Tennesee ErzUe 710 Sporta HlUtes 11 00 The ReallIcCoys 715 Walter Cronkite 1130 P ete OWlY 730 CBS Reportl 1200 Love of Life 800 TBA 1225 CBS Newl 830 Doble GIllie 1230 Bearoh For Tom olTow 900 Beverly HillbIllies 12 Guiding 11ght 930 Dick Van Dyke 100 Jane Wyman 1000 U S Stee l Hour 130 AI The World TunUI Wanted-8omeone InnocentI 2 00 Puaword 1100 News at Eleven 230 Houaeparty 1115 Weathermiddot Show 300 M1Wcmare 1120 Spor tl jlnll

The Milo SquareDancing C was held Monday night a Milo Town BallwithBarry bicbaud as caller The folle ing officers were elec ted i P sldent Galen Carey vicePI sident George Hoskins s retaryKaye Tukey treasUTI James Ladd publicity cha man Paul Lewis and refra ment ~hairman Terry Ba

The lessons will be held Monday nights for the n~ months

StoreClarks 20 Pc Set 16 50FrierJlly Village Dishes 50 Pc Set 3900

595middotR DlSCONTINUZD 16 Pc SetLU ay 20 Pc Set 695

PATTERN 32 Pc Set 1095

Furn iture~ Appl iances Gifts

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You getb big advantages with Mobil-flame ranging from ugtpliances to fuel to service Stop in today

M~ c orne S Sonr

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McDonald Ford Sales

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JCT - PinG Brotherhood

lrQfn1nA n held a

A bamlut was served UDder the leadership of Mrs L W Zelkan She was asaisted by 8alge Ro~ as ouf several women lOschoolglrla as washyitresses andflveBoyScouts dlah washers

At the 01011$ of the banqu$t W E Hobbs W B McClaiI and Lloyd MoLean were preshy

ted glft8 hav11lg been penshyioned ance the last banqu$t

was held PGDJJioners and their wive

and Lodge member and their wives totallDg g4attended Dushyring the banquet Mrs Marvel Harshaw Mrs FernCUDDingshyham c eoU Miller and Max Curry furniahed music Every one partiCipated in s1ng1Dg seshy

ra songs t the conclusion of th$ bali

quetsquare and modern daDoshying was held

LettGrs were read from FoshyrestBa1ley a former superinshy

ento the BrownvUle DlvshyonandKR Perry the prshy

superintendentof the BrshyownVU1e Dlv151on who were

Photo By McKusick

OItuizMiD Xews (h O P RALLY Milo Town Hall Oct 10 1962 Program

)ruo Band Maroh of the County candidshy

ates to the stage IntroduotLon of the oandidatebullbull

8enator Parker IIrs Bale Stanley Dr Linus 3tlpham County FinaDce Chairman Rodney Ross State Commitshytee man Mrs Johnston Stshyate Committee woman

Introductions by Mr Frank Titcomb County Committee Chairman

IDtrocbraquoUan4f G1V81DOr Reed Introduction of Congressman

MoIntire Recelv1Dg LIne Deoorat1onB by the Milo Garshy

den Club under the direction of Mrs Ina MacLeod

The banquet is being served by the wacs of the MUo and BrownvUle Junction Methoshy

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ent-Teacher AsSOCiation met MoDday eVelQllI at th Elemen- tary School with 37 member attending

Atthebusinessmeeting coshyductedby the president Mrs MariOIl Moore the budget for the year waapresentedbyJdra MarionRutherfordaud was acshycepted amp8 read

Mrbull RoySturtevantread the UDlJI of the Parent Teacher Aashysoc1ation It was announced tat there are 62 paid-up meshymbers

Mrs Edna Burry was apshypolnted 4s a delegate the st shyate convaUon to wlaeli Oo~ ober 17 18 19 at Iieton

The annual Book Fair Will be beldlnNovemberwith the date tobe announced The followIng oommtttuwasppointed to be 1n~harg Mr aDdMrs John Mutelmall Mr and Mrs Artlwr Jous Mr and Mrs PaulLewiandMr aDd Mrs Geor JlosJdns

TM attl Ddance banner gishyveto tJae rooml with the moat parenta attend1tur was awarded

to the MUo Sub-primary and the Derby ub-primary as a tle was declared

FollowiDI the buslnesa aeashy8ioll the film TheSchool Boshyard In Action Wasshown

TbenextmeetlDgwtll be heshyld November 6

NEW IDUCmm

The NewIdea Club metTuesshyday eveDiDg fpr the 1rat meetshyiDe of the ~ club y~ar at the home of Mrsbull Ami Mills with 22 pruent Atthebusine conshyducted by the pre8Jdent~ Mrs AlbionHoaldDs middot the budget for the newyear was presented by Mrs Dor1sPerryand was amp0shy

oepted as read It wu voted to hold a 81lver

Tea and JlobbyShow at the Milo Town Hall November 13 with the proceeds to be~ed for the benefltof the Milo Commwuty Hospital

twaa also voted to distribute magazines to ~ hoSpital and rest homes ampgain this year Mrs PearlDayand Mrs HelshyenBowleywere appointed to be in cllarge for OctobtU

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Page tt rganization News Contd tnBrownville Jc t bull Sept 26th It was voted to purchase the and were glad to hear from Mr

book Outstanding Club Woshy Charles H MacDonald that two men and toplaceit1n the Milo florists have pr omised seedshyP ublic Ltbrar y lings for neXt spring plaJJiting

The following committees weshy and didnot hesitate in organishyre appointed Conservation zing a litter clean up whioh Mrs Pearl Hamlin and Comshy was dupUcated inMilo the folshymunity Improvement Mrs lowing week The group was Edith White Mrs Doris Perry told thathesltatlonis responshyand Mrs Martha Gould sible for the terrible 11ttar coshy

Following the bu81ness sesshy nditions intt~ sections and e10n a talk was given by Mrs reminds us ot the middotgreai writer Nor a Hamlin on WomenOf The who once said Bible On the pla1ns of hesitation

Befrehments were served bleach the bones of countless by the hosten assistedby Mrs millions who at th dawn of s tella Doble victory sat down to rest and

The next meetiDg will Qe Moshy restiDg DIED II

vember 6 at the h~JIle of Mrs THURSMarlU8rite Hamlin Wesley Choir Practice

FOLLOW-UP (raquo FRIDAY

CLE~ UP PilJoataqu1s Lodge 44 AFampAM I~lorer POBt 112 of the Boy SUNDAY

8couta lIMIt t the Legion Hall Church MONDAY Hunters Breakfast Teachers Club TUESDAY Doroas Guild Aldworth Club No 39 OES WEDNESDAY American Legion

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bull The Town Cn

THE TOWN CRIER is published eaeh Wednesda evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope be of help to the citizens of the towns in our covermiddot age through NEWS INFORMATION AND LOWPRICmiddot ED ADVERTISING

We accept no financial responsibility for errors 1 advertiSing but will gladly print corrections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRIshyER may be obtained through oUr office If you have trefl3 or available photos of any sort e

urge you to call or drop in Deadline will be Monda Noon but we would appreciate copy received earliel in the week

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to J words 3 cents for each additional word D1spla ad spaqe by the coluT incb

Tohn and Joanne Brigham - Editor

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