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ubiiS~til by t~t ililn Jrmting QLrimpany

Serving Brownyille Brownyille Jet poundaGrange Milo Sebelt Vol 2 No 28 Thursday evening July 11 1963 Ten Cen

2 Killed

8 year old Orneville youths were killed and a 14 year old adford boys name was placed on the danger list a t a Bangor spital after the car in which they were riding flipped over on Jte 11 in Orneville after failing to negotiate a curve and went

of control for 454 fee t completely dem olishing the vehicle hose killed were Harvey Stone driver and owner of the car

iClydeNewbertboth of Orney-tile F ourteen year old Douglas Loite of BradIord is listed in poor condition with a head in-

he accident lJ~cured about 1130 p m last Friday night at the - of the long bill just north of No th Bradford on Route 11

Special own Meeting Road F und for necessary re-

At a apeeial Town Mee ting pairs to Milo dam to be done Milo MOlday evening it was in conjunction with the Milo

oted to mak a slight reduc - Water Dis trict middot01 in the right- of-way on F Davis Clar k was modershyPro)~pect Street and also to ator Abo t 30 peoille wer e

Carnival Time

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1r and Mrs hard wish to riends of this town wh0

extended their

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THE TO W - CR l

THE TOWN CRIER Is publis hed each Thursday ening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to

of help to the citizens of the towns in our cove r shy~e through NEWS INFORMATION AND LOWPRICshyD ADVERTISING

e accept no financial responsibility for e rrors in ~verti8ing but wilt gladly print correc tions Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRI shyIi may be obtained through oUr office If you have leflS or available photos of any sort we rge you to call or drop in Deadl1ne will be Monday oon but we would appreciate copy received earlier l the week Classified ads 50 cent minimum Including up to 12 orda 3 cents for each add1tional word Display d space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - poundditors

943- 2622 with NEWS ITEMS 943-7384 for AD SPfCE

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you want to BUY SELL RENT or SWAP try Town Crier Classified

OR SALE Thursdah_~~11

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ree zer top $6900 Comb gas

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50 x 10 trailer

a tbs washer

_ partment for-Rent 3-745q

011 range including oil carshy E~_~~~lY1 Piscataquis Lod6e No 44 AFJra tor and double gas hook-up

Call WO 5 -2054 amp AM

~Uil(~~l Churchlectrolux Sales and Service

J C ote West MainStreet WI 3-2232 Wedn~~day Jui 17

J ayTeen Center Record Hop

on Knowles MILO ve in Milo 2 bedroom 1 12

wall-oven plintiNj emptUJlassed porch lot W1 3 - 227 8

CPltotc ~htiltiH~

Call

CARD OF THANKS Alber t Blanshy

thank all their have

kindness to B lanchards

Sheldo n Poole REPR E SENTA TIVE OF ME T ROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE

selling Life and Hospital I suran~ e

Is Yo ur Eye (]

THIS WEEKS SPONSOR IS

Dogget t s Ph armacy

Last Weeks building was Claude Tlasks House

Building

Town

Name

CLARK _FURNITURE STORE DAGGETTS PHARMACY COMEAUS CASH MARKET PULLENS CLOTHING STORE

TOWN amp COUNTRY CLOTHING STOJ CROSBYS SUPER SERVICE H C ARTUS INC CUR TIS BROS PHARMACY H A BAILEY LUMBER CO

Just fill in the c oupon with your guess and take it to the s por sor whose name is printed ABUy-j the pic ture The F IRST co rect guess received will win $10 OO worth of merchandise fre the sponsors place of business

Last Weeks W in n er Priscilla Chase

Will Mrs Chase please contac t the Town Crier Office

New Salmon Contest A fine trolling outfit will be

awarded for the largest Sal mo brolgntin to be mea3ured ani weighed b efore July 15 1963

LETS GO FISHERMEK

~

1r and Mrs hard wish to riends of this town wh0

extended their

es s

THE TO W - CR l

THE TOWN CRIER Is publis hed each Thursday ening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to

of help to the citizens of the towns in our cove r shy~e through NEWS INFORMATION AND LOWPRICshyD ADVERTISING

e accept no financial responsibility for e rrors in ~verti8ing but wilt gladly print correc tions Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRI shyIi may be obtained through oUr office If you have leflS or available photos of any sort we rge you to call or drop in Deadl1ne will be Monday oon but we would appreciate copy received earlier l the week Classified ads 50 cent minimum Including up to 12 orda 3 cents for each add1tional word Display d space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - poundditors

943- 2622 with NEWS ITEMS 943-7384 for AD SPfCE

VII_ag

Eveats

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you want to BUY SELL RENT or SWAP try Town Crier Classified

OR SALE Thursdah_~~11

11 4 cu ft refrigerator J aycees

ree zer top $6900 Comb gas

28 00

_

50 x 10 trailer

a tbs washer

_ partment for-Rent 3-745q

011 range including oil carshy E~_~~~lY1 Piscataquis Lod6e No 44 AFJra tor and double gas hook-up

Call WO 5 -2054 amp AM

~Uil(~~l Churchlectrolux Sales and Service

J C ote West MainStreet WI 3-2232 Wedn~~day Jui 17

J ayTeen Center Record Hop

on Knowles MILO ve in Milo 2 bedroom 1 12

wall-oven plintiNj emptUJlassed porch lot W1 3 - 227 8

CPltotc ~htiltiH~

Call

CARD OF THANKS Alber t Blanshy

thank all their have

kindness to B lanchards

Sheldo n Poole REPR E SENTA TIVE OF ME T ROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE

selling Life and Hospital I suran~ e

Is Yo ur Eye (]

THIS WEEKS SPONSOR IS

Dogget t s Ph armacy

Last Weeks building was Claude Tlasks House

Building

Town

Name

CLARK _FURNITURE STORE DAGGETTS PHARMACY COMEAUS CASH MARKET PULLENS CLOTHING STORE

TOWN amp COUNTRY CLOTHING STOJ CROSBYS SUPER SERVICE H C ARTUS INC CUR TIS BROS PHARMACY H A BAILEY LUMBER CO

Just fill in the c oupon with your guess and take it to the s por sor whose name is printed ABUy-j the pic ture The F IRST co rect guess received will win $10 OO worth of merchandise fre the sponsors place of business

Last Weeks W in n er Priscilla Chase

Will Mrs Chase please contac t the Town Crier Office

New Salmon Contest A fine trolling outfit will be

awarded for the largest Sal mo brolgntin to be mea3ured ani weighed b efore July 15 1963

LETS GO FISHERMEK

P TOWN CR I ER

(Jl Conglomeration OJWorJf By Neill R obertson

ecently our pastor m ade some reference to the worldly church i iibr ought to mind an illus tr ation I saw in ome of my perusals _n I was pr e aching A boat in the water is a useful thing and en Bed pro~er ly is good for pleasure transportation and other 15 but wate r in a boat i s dangerous thing and serves no ~lseshypurpose Th 3 church in the world is a wonl8rful institution

ngin p~ople Nho n ay have troubles of one kind or another nearshyto God b ut the world in the church is a dangerous thing and

2 5 ab s olutely no gooi purpose but is being constantly used s a tan to keep people away from God _cad a s tory ab~)Ut the real meani ng of faith A m a n adver tised ~he would pls h a whe81barrow acros a tight rop) over Niagra 5 T h8 crowdh ldtheirbreath whilehewas crossing Then

1at ic a lly he stopped a t the platform at th9 end of the tight rop9 h0ve lled a lot of earth hto the barrow and again he wheeled cros s the F alls and back The cro-Nd ch8ered enthusiastically -D the m an as ked Do you +hink I could wheel a man _lcross the is Th9 crowd shouted wildly sure you can Then 1e asked Q-Nill volunteer to let me wheel him across the Falls In 3

_ few minutes you couldnt see for dust kicked up by the men iisappea r ed very suddenly They pparently actually believed had fai th but when it came to putting that faith into action was different ay have said this before if so forgive me blt the best definshy

lOffaitb I can think of other than in the 11th chapter of Hehcws 5 s tateme nt Faith is believing somethng you may no undershybec ause of the integrity of the one who makeS the statement

meO1e whom I knew mos t of my life as a man who was truthshylsyondquestion and this m an rame to me and told me be bad

witnlssed an dutomo)iie accident in which one person was ed and anJther in ju r ed and even gave me th3ir names I wouldnt tate to b e lieve hi m implicitly b2cause I had never in my life TIl him to lie How nic e it would h2 if p90gtle wOlld show as

~ h faith i n Almighty God ng fr om t he sublime to the ridiculous is the s tory of the Irish shyho was digging potatoes for his boss and he dis turbed a toad

evi dently was hd ingamong the potato tops It happened that had never seen a toad before smiddot) very excitedly he r an into theIe and s aid to the boss s wife Be jabers theres a bug in the en Mam he s about the size of a potatay he goes by fitses and -- Mam wh9n he sits up he sits down hes got four fore legs hind legs a head like a bull ani no tail atall a most A little taken fr om a Stlada tea bag The honeymogtl1 is uver when

lUsband stops calling h9r dear and begins to call her exshy-he Two m e n were riding together b ehind a very spirited

of hors e s when the horses b egan to run away The man as dr lving p ~mickeurod He let go of the reins and grabbed

- of the side of the wagon and began to pray for dear life The _1 m an who was a pre tty goo Christian manJSed to retrieve the and pulled the tear tol stop and said to his companion Bro~shy

I m afr aid you are too far h 3hind on your praying installments -teh up now I m caught up on min e Im ready to go into n I wish ~o thank s everal P a rkman friends for their kindly rusal of my li ttle conglomeration of words also from some dsatBro vuville Jet as well as Milo riends It rnak ~ s y

~ no-e red left handed typing job le ss tedious to fee lit is a litHe ~tgtr emiddotiated

The 1963 Falcon shown above and driven by Mrs Carlton ~ ley of Lagrange rolled over in the brogtkb9tween 3uck s a nd C sons Corners in Milo after striking a guard raii last MOl i ay e~ ing

A passenger in the ear Mrs Vivian Stanley rece ived a lEi juryinthemishap Mrs C 2TltonStan13y and her Infant son uninjured

Damage was estimated by Crol3bys Super Service al b~L $700 anl $800

You roll em over

We fix em up Crosbys Super Service

J UST GROWING OLD Im living on the sunset side of life

The blue ani gold are bleniing in th9 weS L But in my hear t th9re is no doubtful strife

For Jesus is my ALL in HIM Ill res t

My three s core years and ten have slipped away So stea lthily I neve r felt them go

But God has promised me a brighter d ay MO~Ae b 3autiful than any sunse t glow

And you who face this mystery called de ath Fear not if you have Chris t a s SaVior fr ienj

He overcame it with His iying breath To give His own a life thathas no enl

By Neill A RoJlr tson

Jay Teen Record Hop

The two pictures above were taken at the Jay Cee sponsored r ec shyhop at Milo Town Hall las t Wednesday nigh t These dances

11 be a r egular feature of the JayTeen pr ogram this s ummer

SpeEials of The Week 2r Upright Freezer $27995 WT

- Double Stamps this Week Deluxe Range Reduced $2000

also Double Stamps COMP RE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT

SEE TOM HOWARD

EVERYTHING IS REJ4ATIVE

There is no better buy than your doctors prescription Yet you doubtless know someone who gets downright emotional about the cost of fairly priced medicine He obshyviously never paused to look at his problem in terms of relativity

The same man if he is typical puts up little if any argument when repairs to his TV set cost him $20 or $30 He WANTS to watch TV

But he reacts quite differently to a bill for say $15 for a prescription for antibiotic to stem an infection which may have been fatal He doesnt WANT TO BE SICK and ANYTHING he is charged for the drug will seem too much

The same theory of relativity apshyplies to repairs to automobiles and many other services The driver WANTS his car repaired and will pay for it

How much more important is good health than creature comforts Unshyless one has good health and thus continuing employment ur even life itself no amount spent for creature comforts will do him any good at all

Yes todays medicines and our system of medical care by the health

eom plete

team of physician-pharmacist constitute the best bargain in country

still our

Hagge tt s Pharmacy CPre~cri ptiJ1

S eric e 943-7780 reminder

SUbSCRIPTIONS SHOULD E R ENE WED F OR THOSE VFII HAD 26 WEEK CONTRACT

3011

[HE TOWN eRIE R

By TERRY BAILEY

YOUR SCOUT DEPARTMENT

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Babe Ruth eague Jet 4middotMilo

Junction nmner heads horne ingame played in Milo las Toe evening

Little League boys have installed by themselves approxir 600 feetof steelfencing (donated by the Bangor amp Aroostook _ arolnd the MHo diamond

Little League and Babe Ruth players would appreciate al turn-out offans at their games and we gltlarrantee the fans enjoy themselves

We hope to be able to print all team standings in next issue

We would like to take this opportunity to expr ess our apt tion to Robert Hathorn and Sanlra Mayo members of the Cr i r staff who compJled and printed mo3 ~ of rhe TOp

Jay Teen Record Hop

The two pictures above were taken at the Jay Cee sponsored r ec shyhop at Milo Town Hall las t Wednesday nigh t These dances

11 be a r egular feature of the JayTeen pr ogram this s ummer

SpeEials of The Week 2r Upright Freezer $27995 WT

- Double Stamps this Week Deluxe Range Reduced $2000

also Double Stamps COMP RE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT

SEE TOM HOWARD

EVERYTHING IS REJ4ATIVE

There is no better buy than your doctors prescription Yet you doubtless know someone who gets downright emotional about the cost of fairly priced medicine He obshyviously never paused to look at his problem in terms of relativity

The same man if he is typical puts up little if any argument when repairs to his TV set cost him $20 or $30 He WANTS to watch TV

But he reacts quite differently to a bill for say $15 for a prescription for antibiotic to stem an infection which may have been fatal He doesnt WANT TO BE SICK and ANYTHING he is charged for the drug will seem too much

The same theory of relativity apshyplies to repairs to automobiles and many other services The driver WANTS his car repaired and will pay for it

How much more important is good health than creature comforts Unshyless one has good health and thus continuing employment ur even life itself no amount spent for creature comforts will do him any good at all

Yes todays medicines and our system of medical care by the health

eom plete

team of physician-pharmacist constitute the best bargain in country

still our

Hagge tt s Pharmacy CPre~cri ptiJ1

S eric e 943-7780 reminder

SUbSCRIPTIONS SHOULD E R ENE WED F OR THOSE VFII HAD 26 WEEK CONTRACT

3011

[HE TOWN eRIE R

By TERRY BAILEY

YOUR SCOUT DEPARTMENT

~

Babe Ruth eague Jet 4middotMilo

Junction nmner heads horne ingame played in Milo las Toe evening

Little League boys have installed by themselves approxir 600 feetof steelfencing (donated by the Bangor amp Aroostook _ arolnd the MHo diamond

Little League and Babe Ruth players would appreciate al turn-out offans at their games and we gltlarrantee the fans enjoy themselves

We hope to be able to print all team standings in next issue

We would like to take this opportunity to expr ess our apt tion to Robert Hathorn and Sanlra Mayo members of the Cr i r staff who compJled and printed mo3 ~ of rhe TOp

[HE TOWN eRIE R

By TERRY BAILEY

YOUR SCOUT DEPARTMENT

~

Babe Ruth eague Jet 4middotMilo

Junction nmner heads horne ingame played in Milo las Toe evening

Little League boys have installed by themselves approxir 600 feetof steelfencing (donated by the Bangor amp Aroostook _ arolnd the MHo diamond

Little League and Babe Ruth players would appreciate al turn-out offans at their games and we gltlarrantee the fans enjoy themselves

We hope to be able to print all team standings in next issue

We would like to take this opportunity to expr ess our apt tion to Robert Hathorn and Sanlra Mayo members of the Cr i r staff who compJled and printed mo3 ~ of rhe TOp

Psz tI

CARNTVAL TIME Contd from Page 1

rhes) pictures of young people enjoying thems elves were taken the Easter n Amu3ement Shows carnival playing at Milo all this ek rhis carnival bas played Milo ltgtach summer for a number of ars under auspices of the JO3eph P Chafssol Post Ami3rican ~onandtlfls been ldOked forward to as a regular s uromer fe ashyre by young and old alike

SFC Louis Lonka of Brewer Maine will be the U S Armys new Career COli1selor in the Dover-Foxcroft area r eplacing MSGT Rober t E Hathorn who will become the Area Super viso for Central and Norlher n Maine inan attempt by the Army to re shyvamp tbeir r ec rultingpr ogram This situation is in the plann1n s tage only depending on the number of recruiters available wi h shyin the nex t two weeks

SFC Lonko was b orn in Pennsylvania and enlisted in the L Ar my in 1940 He bas be en a r esident of the Sta te of Mai ne f( about 2 5 years ani attended Ricker College in Houlton anj - Norther Con3ervatory of Music in Bangor

MSGT Hathorn was b orn in Medford and is well known in our area He g r aduated (rom Milo High in the class of 1936 and a tended We ntwortb Technical Institute in Basto He has been residen t of Milo for many years He has had about 19 yeaTs se r vic e and has completed three tours of duty in Europe and the Mid die Eas t prior to bein6 assigned to the Army recrulting s tatio in Dover-F ru~croft in May of 1957

Jack Stanchfield SP 4 is a graduate of Milo High class of 196 and enlis ted July 5th 1961 to attend personel administra tio school at the U S Ar my Adjud ant Ge n3r al School at Fort Ben jami n Harrison In He is pr esently assigned as P e rs onl Ad minis tration Speciali st at Fort Cam pbell Ky

Murrel Harris is seriously considering lhe prospe~t of e nlis _ ing in the Arroy foliowing his graduation fr ow Milo in J une 19b4

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bullEclipse In Milo July 20 Ready Willing and b

WARNING

Suns Corona will not be visible north of Northern Limit

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I g 11011110 11 11101 CWI_ widll 1MI OANGER ZOH poundt9ht

no nOlI Iho eoroo

For longer durotlon move forlner to the

southwest

Bothersome Bear LastNednesdayat230inthemorning a bear tore the screening

off froll th-o porch at Everett McLaughlins home in an attempt 0 carry off the bags of rublish The bear succeded in ~arrying (Iff two of th~ three but was hGard by Mrs McLaughhn wh~Tl he came hack for the third bag Mrs McLaughlin shot at the bear in a successful attempt to scar him away

R odney Ros 3 set traps for the bear but has not been successful 8 yet The bear has been seen at other places in the neighborshyho oj

MilO~ TrewlaquofJs C()()D VALUES ALW YS )

Spceial Sale

Our regular 65c ~~pound~~[L all Colors only tiJiJ c

or Buy 2 for nJ~

Hany Leighton Milo taxi operator and wood deale r is sh with a trailer load of telephone p)les behind his Rawller Ha supplies poles for the Bangor amp Aroosto)k Railroad cutting SOl

hjmself and hauling them from th8 woods on his trailer whic quite a feat even not considering he celebrated his 79th bird the 5th of this mon~h

Mr Leighton has driven taxi in Milo for approximately 45 yea woving here from Web ster Plantation

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Handy for emergencies at home or on family outings

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middot phanie VictorIa and Valerie Howard daughters of Mr and Thomas Howard participated in the Couture Voice recital at

oJgregationaI ChuTch inDove1 -FoxcroftSunday evenin Each 1e1ed a solo and the thr ee toge ther sang a s acred number ~y are studen s of JanetR A Couture Mrs Ros abelle Allen - r en ered a s olo Those from Milo attendillg were Mr ani E Thomas Howard s onTo Tmy Mrs Charles Hos kins Mr

_irs Malcolm Peters daughter Dianna Mrs Edwin Treshy~~ and daughter Jeanne Mrs Grace C lapp and Rev Milton ~

The Cost Is Just $100 Wf Supply Ille [1i lms 24 (Hour Service

re~~ urry Hurry

bull Mil P tin W HATne 0 rm g IS now prepared to over-expose and fully elope your films to at least a 6 0 dens ity which will provide - uate pr otec tion for VIS AL USE ONLY also it is to be used

double laye r He w

_ Y)J do is co me into the prlOting office in Milo tell us how films you want Remember if you have a large family you

probably want m ore than one film The next day you can your films up

W HEN emember THE TOWN CRIER comes out on a Thursday as of day you will have 8 days before the eclipse so get your or-shyill i omiddotm

lenzem6er use twothi(kne sses of Ick anJ 1~)lzite [film

C R I E R

MILO LIONS W8 ANNUAL AUCTION amp

8E NO Beano Freday Ju y 19th

at Milo Town Hall7 PM Auction Sat July 20th

at the Katahdin Cou tryClub at 10 AM

RE FRESHME NTS WILL BE SERVED

ANYONE WISmNG TO DONATE ARTIC LES FOR OUR AUCTIO_ PLEAS3 CONTAC T ANY MEMBER OF THE LIONS CLUB

THE TOWN

IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT

In any event protracted gazing through any filter medium n5 matter how dense should be discouraged It is sufficient to check on the progress of the eclipse through a proper filter only a few s8c-mds at a time During the period of totality its~lf there is no danger to the laked eye in viewing the corona ane nearby stars the use of crossed Polaroid lenses so-called SWlshy

glasses or eclipse goggles of any kind should be avoided by a ll concerned

Chicken in t he basket Sl00 Strawberry ShOrtc ake 35

C Rf E R ~-

bullEclipse In Milo July 20 Ready Willing and b

WARNING

Suns Corona will not be visible north of Northern Limit

~ sc at IIc r1 ortI bullbull 1ft

liHieltl ll ltonltI a1 Oft 91 Oll-H

I g 11011110 11 11101 CWI_ widll 1MI OANGER ZOH poundt9ht

no nOlI Iho eoroo

For longer durotlon move forlner to the

southwest

Bothersome Bear LastNednesdayat230inthemorning a bear tore the screening

off froll th-o porch at Everett McLaughlins home in an attempt 0 carry off the bags of rublish The bear succeded in ~arrying (Iff two of th~ three but was hGard by Mrs McLaughhn wh~Tl he came hack for the third bag Mrs McLaughlin shot at the bear in a successful attempt to scar him away

R odney Ros 3 set traps for the bear but has not been successful 8 yet The bear has been seen at other places in the neighborshyho oj

MilO~ TrewlaquofJs C()()D VALUES ALW YS )

Spceial Sale

Our regular 65c ~~pound~~[L all Colors only tiJiJ c

or Buy 2 for nJ~

Hany Leighton Milo taxi operator and wood deale r is sh with a trailer load of telephone p)les behind his Rawller Ha supplies poles for the Bangor amp Aroosto)k Railroad cutting SOl

hjmself and hauling them from th8 woods on his trailer whic quite a feat even not considering he celebrated his 79th bird the 5th of this mon~h

Mr Leighton has driven taxi in Milo for approximately 45 yea woving here from Web ster Plantation

-

c

Handy for emergencies at home or on family outings

bull FIRST AID KIT

QUIKmiddotBANDS

QUIKmiddotPADS

bull ADHESIVE TAPE shyC

-n-rrTTT-rrr-rTTT f

Your Headquarters For Koda Cameras and Fil

~ ~~4 Pkatt~

L

Ical Gir Is bull

middot phanie VictorIa and Valerie Howard daughters of Mr and Thomas Howard participated in the Couture Voice recital at

oJgregationaI ChuTch inDove1 -FoxcroftSunday evenin Each 1e1ed a solo and the thr ee toge ther sang a s acred number ~y are studen s of JanetR A Couture Mrs Ros abelle Allen - r en ered a s olo Those from Milo attendillg were Mr ani E Thomas Howard s onTo Tmy Mrs Charles Hos kins Mr

_irs Malcolm Peters daughter Dianna Mrs Edwin Treshy~~ and daughter Jeanne Mrs Grace C lapp and Rev Milton ~

The Cost Is Just $100 Wf Supply Ille [1i lms 24 (Hour Service

re~~ urry Hurry

bull Mil P tin W HATne 0 rm g IS now prepared to over-expose and fully elope your films to at least a 6 0 dens ity which will provide - uate pr otec tion for VIS AL USE ONLY also it is to be used

double laye r He w

_ Y)J do is co me into the prlOting office in Milo tell us how films you want Remember if you have a large family you

probably want m ore than one film The next day you can your films up

W HEN emember THE TOWN CRIER comes out on a Thursday as of day you will have 8 days before the eclipse so get your or-shyill i omiddotm

lenzem6er use twothi(kne sses of Ick anJ 1~)lzite [film

C R I E R

MILO LIONS W8 ANNUAL AUCTION amp

8E NO Beano Freday Ju y 19th

at Milo Town Hall7 PM Auction Sat July 20th

at the Katahdin Cou tryClub at 10 AM

RE FRESHME NTS WILL BE SERVED

ANYONE WISmNG TO DONATE ARTIC LES FOR OUR AUCTIO_ PLEAS3 CONTAC T ANY MEMBER OF THE LIONS CLUB

THE TOWN

IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT

In any event protracted gazing through any filter medium n5 matter how dense should be discouraged It is sufficient to check on the progress of the eclipse through a proper filter only a few s8c-mds at a time During the period of totality its~lf there is no danger to the laked eye in viewing the corona ane nearby stars the use of crossed Polaroid lenses so-called SWlshy

glasses or eclipse goggles of any kind should be avoided by a ll concerned

Chicken in t he basket Sl00 Strawberry ShOrtc ake 35

L

Ical Gir Is bull

middot phanie VictorIa and Valerie Howard daughters of Mr and Thomas Howard participated in the Couture Voice recital at

oJgregationaI ChuTch inDove1 -FoxcroftSunday evenin Each 1e1ed a solo and the thr ee toge ther sang a s acred number ~y are studen s of JanetR A Couture Mrs Ros abelle Allen - r en ered a s olo Those from Milo attendillg were Mr ani E Thomas Howard s onTo Tmy Mrs Charles Hos kins Mr

_irs Malcolm Peters daughter Dianna Mrs Edwin Treshy~~ and daughter Jeanne Mrs Grace C lapp and Rev Milton ~

The Cost Is Just $100 Wf Supply Ille [1i lms 24 (Hour Service

re~~ urry Hurry

bull Mil P tin W HATne 0 rm g IS now prepared to over-expose and fully elope your films to at least a 6 0 dens ity which will provide - uate pr otec tion for VIS AL USE ONLY also it is to be used

double laye r He w

_ Y)J do is co me into the prlOting office in Milo tell us how films you want Remember if you have a large family you

probably want m ore than one film The next day you can your films up

W HEN emember THE TOWN CRIER comes out on a Thursday as of day you will have 8 days before the eclipse so get your or-shyill i omiddotm

lenzem6er use twothi(kne sses of Ick anJ 1~)lzite [film

C R I E R

MILO LIONS W8 ANNUAL AUCTION amp

8E NO Beano Freday Ju y 19th

at Milo Town Hall7 PM Auction Sat July 20th

at the Katahdin Cou tryClub at 10 AM

RE FRESHME NTS WILL BE SERVED

ANYONE WISmNG TO DONATE ARTIC LES FOR OUR AUCTIO_ PLEAS3 CONTAC T ANY MEMBER OF THE LIONS CLUB

THE TOWN

IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT IMPOR TANT IMPORTANT

In any event protracted gazing through any filter medium n5 matter how dense should be discouraged It is sufficient to check on the progress of the eclipse through a proper filter only a few s8c-mds at a time During the period of totality its~lf there is no danger to the laked eye in viewing the corona ane nearby stars the use of crossed Polaroid lenses so-called SWlshy

glasses or eclipse goggles of any kind should be avoided by a ll concerned

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WABI-TV Channel 5 MOlllAY JULY 15 1963

7 50 Open Door 325 CBS News 755 Farm Reporter 330 Edge of Night THUlISDA~~J~~

755 Far m Reporter 330 Edge o[ Night 800 Captain Kangaroo 400 Secret Storm 00 Captain Kangaloo 400 Secret Storm 900 Three Stooges 430 Millionaire

9 00 Temesee Ernie 4 30 Millionaire 930 Musi c Almanac 500 Boxo the Clown 930 Jane Wym an 500 Bozo the Clown 10 00 Camiddotlenda~ 600 The Dakotas 1000 Calendar 6 00 Ozzie amp Harriett 1030 Tennessee Ernie 700 News at Seven 103 0 I Love Lucy 630 Mr Ed 11 00 Real MCCoys 715 CBS News 1100 Real McCoys 700 News at Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 730 T o Tell The Truth 1130 Pete amp Gladys 710 Sports Hilites 1200 Love o[ Life 800 Ive Got A Secret 1200 Love Q[ Life 715 CBS News 1225 News 830 Lucy Show 12 25 News 7 3 0 My Three Sons 1230 Search for omorrow 9 00 Danny Thomas 1230 Search [or Tomorrow 8 00 Perry Mason 1245 Guiding Light 9 30 Andy Grlffi th 12 45 Guiding Light 900 Twilight Zone 100 Jane Wyman 1000 Ben Casey

100 Music Almanac 1000 Naked City 130 As the World Turns 1100 News at Eleven 130 As the World Turns 11 00 News at Eleven 200 Password 11 15 Weather Show 2 00 Pas5lIord 11 15 Weather Show 2 30 Houseparty 1120 Sports Final

2 30 HOlls eparty 1120 Sports Final 300 To middotTell the Truth 3 00 To T e ll the Truth

TUE~~~JL-JY_LY csect~)963

IRIDAY JU-L1~963__ 755 Farm Reporter 325 CBS News 7 50 Op3n Door 325 CBS News 800 Captain Kangaroo 330 Edge of Night 7 55 Farm Reporter 330 Edge o[ Night 9 00 Three Stoogies 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Capain Kangaro 400 Secret Storm 930 Music Almaac 430 Millionaire 900 Tennessee Ernie 430 Millionaire 1000 (alendar 500 Bozo the Clown 930 Jane Wyman 500 Boz) the Clown 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 600 Hal Lone Pine 1000 Calendar 600 20th Century 11 00 Real McCoys 630 Huckleberry Hound 10 30 I Love Lucy 630 Fair Exchange 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 00 Nevs at Seven 11 00 Real McCoys 700 News at Seven 1200 Love o[ Life 710 Sports Hilites 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 Sports Hilites 1225 News 715 CBS News 12 00 Love o[ Life 715 CBS News 1230 Sea r c h [or Tomorrow 730 Password 1225 News 7 30 Rawhide 12middot45 Guiding Light 800 Lloyd Bridges Show 1230 Search for Tomorrow 830 77 Sunset Strip 100 Jane Wyman 83middot) Talent Scouts Watchtower Bible and Tra-t 124 Guiding Light 930 Alfred Hi tcbcock 1 30 As the Wor ld Turns 930 Picture This Smiddot)ciety Brooklyn NeN York100 Musi c Almanac 10 30 Eyewitncss 200 Password 1000 Ke efe Brasselle 130 As the World Turns 11 00 News at Eleven 230 Houseparty 1100 News At Eleven spmsors of the convention 200 Password 11 15 Weather Show 300 To Tell the Truth 1115 Weather Show will deliver the principal adshy230 Housepurty 1120 Sports Final 11 20 Sports Final 3 00 To Tell The Truth dress on Sunday at 3 p m He

WED~SDAy JULY 171963 is speaking on the subjec t SATJllAY JULY 131963 7 55 Farm Reporter 3 30 Edge 0 Night 8 00 Cartoon Capers 500 Candle Pin Bowling 800 Capain Kangaroo 4 00 Secret S torm When God is King over All 830 Bugs Bunny 6 00 Bud Leavitt 9 00 Three Stoogies 430 Millionaire the Earth II yankee Stadium is 900 Capmiddotain Ka ngaroo 630 Hawaiian Eye 930 Music Almanac 5 00 Bozo the Clown 1000 Alvin Show 7 30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 10 00 Calendar 5 30 Big 5 Movie expected to be filled to capaci ty 1030 Mighty Mouse 8 30 Defenders 1030 Temessee Erne IIlmpulse for the lecture on Sunday the 11 00 Rin Tin Tin 30 Have Gun Will Travel 11 00 Real McC oys 7 00 News fi t Seven

c limax of the final session1130 Roy Rogers 1000 Gunsffioke 1130 Pete amp Gladys 710 Spor ts Hilite3 1200 Sky King 11 00 News at Eleven 1200 Love of Life 715 CBS News 1230 Saturday Movie 11 15 Gallant Men 1225 News 730 CBS Rep0rts 2 30 Bos ton A t Minn 1230 Search [or Tomorrow 800 TBA

12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis

SUNDAh1ULU~~~ 100 Jane Wyman 900 Beverly Hillbillies 845 Sacred Hear t ioo Frontiers of Science 130 s the World Turns 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 900 Li ving Word 530 Amateur Hour 200 Password 1000 Almsllong Circ le Theater 915 Catholic Mass 600 Wagon Train l30 Houseparty 1100 News at ElevBn 10 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 700 L~ssie 300 To Tel The Truth 1115 Weather Show 10 30 Look Up nd Live 730 Denni s The Menace 325 CBS News 11 20 Sports Final 11 00 Cameta Three 800 Ed Sullivan Show 11 30 This is the Life 9 00 Real McCoys 12 00 The Christophels 930 True Theater 1215 Industry on Parade 10 00 Candid Camera 12 30 Pageant 10 30 Wha t s My Line LAGRANGE 100 Big Pic ture 11 00 Ha rry Reasoner News Mrs Ada M Croger of Seatshy130 Sunday Movie time 11 15 Maine News

tle Wash3ngton is spe nding a few weeks with her par ents Mr and Mrs Earl Cowins o~

prOximately 125000 delegates is schedulel for the Rose Bowl Lagrange representing the Eastern Ushy Pasadena California Septemshy On Jlly 4 Mr ani Mrs ntted States South and Censhy ber 1-8 21 other conventions EarlCowingheld a family out shytral America Canada and the are set for Europe the Midshy ing at their campm Big Boyd Caribbean are expe8ted at the east Asia Australia and the Ldke All sixof their childre n giant Bible conference when it islands of the Pacific were present fi ft - n omiddot thEir climaxea next S~nday Mayo said one af the highshy nineteen grandchildren and n

Mr Murray Mayo Elmwood lights of the New York convenshy four great-granddaughters Park prealding minister of the tion will be a maS3 baptism Those attending were M r Milo Congregation of Jehovahs planned for Friday Newadshy and Mrs RaYIToni 3 MasDonshyWitnesses is attending the asshy herents to the faith will be imshy aId (HElen) and Sonny of Milo semblywith18 delegates from mtrsed in water to signify Mr and Mrs Shirley E CONshythe local memhers The conshy their dedication to do Gods ing Den-ill Christine a ni

EHOVAHS WITNE SSES vention is one of three to be will and enter a ministerial Ken1Jeth of La~ranse MrsAu e ight- day inte rn3tion11 held in the United States The life Hundreds of canJidates Ada M Croger of SeattleJm-ention of Jehovah s Witshy first meeting closed last Sunshy are expected to baptized in the Wash iMr ani 1rs Cli ffor

sses ha opened a t Yan1lt8middot2 day a t Com iy Stadium in v111- s pe lal service E Mic Lau2Jlin Ben le o um in ~ew York Ap - aukee and 1 third assembly N H Knorr president of the COit d 01 Page 0

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received a great d~al of informiddot WLBZ -TV Chan nel7 mation duriDg the lectures fHURSDAY JULY 11 1963 MO~DAY JULY 151963 Mrs Comeau IVa the ftI 700 Today 406 The ~atch Gam~ 700 Today 300 Loretta Young Theater schoolboard member from ou725 News 425 NBC News 725 News 330 You Dont Say(C) 730 Today 430 Make Room For Daddy 730 Today 400 The Match Game areawho atteMeddhe meetina 825 News 500 P Opye and His Pals 825 News 425 NBC News 830 Today 530 Hennessey 830 Today 430 Make Room For Daddy 900 Mason Mutt Presents 600 Curly OBrien 900 Mas on Mutt Presents 500 P opeye and His Pals SuperIntende1lt I)f S~hoolJ 930 Al amp Aileen 630 Channel 2 News 930 Al amp Aileen 6 00 The Pioneps RegtnaldDorltybu advised u1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1000 Say When 630 Charne l 2 News 10 25 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 1025 NBC News 6 40 Sports Repor t that Band Members may re 10 30 Play Your Hunch (C) 7 00 Your Funny Funny Films 10 30 Iay Your Hunch (C) 645 Huntley Brinkley Reoort ceive their uniform deposit re11 00 The Price is Right (C) 730 Hootenanny 11 00 The Price is Right (e) 7 00 The Jetsons 1130 Concentration 800 Donna Reed 1130 Concentration 730 Monday Night Movie funds Itt his oWc 1200 Your First Impression (C) 30 Dr Kildare 1200 Your First Impression (C) irAn Affair To Remember 1230 Truth or Consequences 830 Hazel (C) 1230 Truth or Consequences 930 Comhat 1255 NBC News Day Rep)rt 10 00 The World of Jacgueline 1255 NBC News Day Rep ort 1030 Art Linkletter Show Ibr ampI Mr John Brllham 100 General Hospital Kennedy 1 00 General Hospital 1100 ABC News Final Mikeampl Kathy anlI Mrbull Neill130 At Home With Aileen 11 00 ABC News Final 130 At Home With Aileen 11 10 Channel 2 News Weathe r 200 People Will Talk 11 10 Channel 2 News Weather 200 People Will Talk amp Sp~rta Brigham have returned hom 225 NBC News amp Sports 225 NBC NeNs 11 30 Tonight Show (C) from a week motor trip t230 The Doctors 11 30 Tonight Show (C) 230 The Doctors 300 Loretta Young T heater N1agra Falls aDd CoopentowTUESCAY JULY 16 19633 30 You Dont Say (C)

700 Today 300 Loretta Young -fheater N Y En route they vislte 725 News 330 You Dont Say (C)

FRIDAY JULY 12 1963 400 Mrs Nellie BrlghJms sa730 Today The Match Garno

700 Today 300 Lor etta Young Theater 825 News 425 NBC News ter Mr Margaret Bruiel725 News 330 You Dont Say (C) 830 Today 430 Make Room For Daddy730 Today 400 The Match Game and famHv of Framinpm900 Mason Mutt Presenta 500 Popeye and His Pals 825 News 425 NBC News 930 Al amp Aileen 600 The Deputy Mass Gloria Oswell and fan830 Today 430 Make Room For Daddy 1000 Say When 630 Channel 2 News 900 Mason Mutt Presents 500 Popye and His Pals llyofPorwmouth N B ThE1025 NBC News 640 Sp~rts Rep -ort 9 30 Al And Aileen 600 Leave It to Beaver 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 645 Huntley Brinkley Report also visited Mrs John Brii1000 Say When 630 Channel 2 News

11 00 -The Price is Right (C) 7 00 DJ ckltgtns and Fenster1025 NBC News 640 Sports Report hams great aunt Mrs Mal

11 30 Concantration 730 Laramie (C)10 30 Play Your Hunch (C) 645 Huntley Brinkley Rep-or t

12 00 Your First Impression (C) 830 EmpIre (C) White of Valley Falls N Y 11 00 The Price is Right (C) 700 Flintstones 1230 T ru th or Consequences 93middot) Dick Powell Theater 11 30 Concentration 730 Internati0nal Showtime

100 General Hospital 1030 Report From1200 Your First Impression (C) 830 Sing Alopg With Mitch (C)

130 At Home With Aileen 1100 ABC News Final 12 middot30 Truth or Consequences 9 30 The Price is Right (C) 200 People Will Talk 1110 ChRllnel 2 News Weather 1255 NBC News Day R eport 1000 Jack Paar Show (C)

225 NBC News amp SporiS1 00 General Hospi tal 11 00 ABC News Final

230 T he Doctors 1130 Tonight Show (C) 130 At Home With Aileen 11 JO rhannel2 News Weather 200 People Will T alk amp SpQrts

WEDNESDAY JULY 17 1~6~225 NBC News 11 30 Tonight Show (C)

700 Today 230 The Doctors 230 The Doctors 725 News 300 Loretta Young Theater

730 Toliay 330 You Dont Sy (C) _SATURDAY JULy13 1963 825 News 400 The Matc h Game8 00 Agriculture on Parade 200 Dragnet 8 30 Today 425 NBC News8 30 Laurel amp Hardy 230 Tigers at C hlcago 900 Mason Mutt Presents 430 Make Room For Daddy 9uo Mason Mutt Presents 500 Big Picture 930 Al And Aileen 500 Popejle And lis Pals930 Rulf and Redly (q 530 Thp Story of A News 1000 Say When 530 Cheyenne10 00 Shari Lewis (C) Paper Man 1025 NBC -News 630 Channel 2 News1030 King Leonardo (C) 1)00 Lawrence Welk

11 -00 Fury 700 McHales Navy 1030 Play Your Hunchf) 640 Sports Rep01t 1100 The Price is Right (C) 645 Huntley Br inkley Report1130 Make Room For Daddy 730 S~m Benedict 11 30 Concentration 700 Mr and Mrs Music1200 Watch Mr Wizard 830 Joey Bishop (C) 1200 Your First Impression (e) 730 The Virginian (C)12 30 People Are Funny 900 Saturday Night at 1230 Truth Or Consequences 900 Kraft Mys tery Theater100 Internationa l Zone The Movies 1255 NBC News Day Report 1000 The Eleventh Hour130 Cheaters The Sun Als o Rises (C) 100 General Hospital 1100 ABC News Final1125 Rheingold Theater 130 At Horne With Ailee n 1110 Channe l 2 News Weather 200 P eop le Will Talk amp Sp~rts~NDAY JULY 14 1963 225 NBC News 11 30 Tonight Show (C) 1000 Americans At Work 530 Sunday Night Movie

1015 Sacred Heart Tunes of Glory 1030 Thls is the Llfe 730 Walt Disneys Wonderful 11 00 Faith for Today World of Color (C) 1130 The Hour Of St Frances 830 Car 54 Where Are You 12 00 People Are Funny 900 Bonanza (C) 1230 Wide World Of Sports 1000 Show of the Week (C) 200 Big Picture 11 00 Channel 2 News 230 B~ball 111 5 Stoney Burke LETTERHEADS BILLHEAD

LOCA L BRaF8 Christine and Kenneth Cowing lVorking this summer J Rhode ADVERTISING LET US BElContd frnm Page 9 also recent guests of the Campshy Island at a Service Center for YOU WITH YOUR DESIGNS

Richard Linda 1t6bert B etty bells in Steuben Negro Children I

Reginald and Laurie of Olamon Mr and Mrs Tony Fria1a Mr and Mrs Ernest Kelley MILOP~ Mr and Mrs Walter E Campshy of Brooklyn New Yorkandchilshy and son Frahk spent several bell (Iv is) Sharon Donna and dren Lucille Joseph and Chill-shy days at their cottage at Boyd COMfMfJoan of Milo Leigh Cowing of les have been guests of her parshy Lake Their gues ts were Mr Lagrange Mr and Mrs Dean e08 Mr and Mrs Robert and Mrs Charles Kelley and Cowing Victoria and Helen of Trickey Sr at their home ili daughter Theresa Louise of MUo and Mr and Mrs John Houlton and their cottage at MiloandMrs Margaret FlanshyD Ellis Joanne Michele and Schoodic Lake for the past few ders of Bangor Shreeyof Orono weeks

MriJ Earl Cowing Leigh Local friends of David Broadshy Mrs Geraldine Comeau of

Cowing Mrs Ada M Croger bent son of Mr and Mrs Milo attended the State School and Mr ~1 Mrs Shirley E George Broadbent of Patten Board Members lnstruction Cowing were weekend guests of and former pastor of Park St class in Augusta last week

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