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Serving Brownville Brownville Jet poundaGrange Milo Se6ec Vol 1 No H Wednesday Evening D ecember 5 1962 T en Ven
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~he J ay-Teen Center opened _ the fiTst time on F riday _ht for the Jayce ts (7th amp
Grad e) Appr ximately7 5 ~ +he 2 grades were present
Danci ng and r efreshments ere enjoyed b y e veryone p r e shynt A Twist Contest was rld wi th the first dance en d shy
in a two-way tie between zz Sawyer Brenda Greenshy
andPeter Hamlin and Carla am lin A p layoff dance was __ ed The two couples were
ood that the judges decided _1 tatie again Each one ~ _ tesmnt-o _ e e led 50C
Party
each for apr i ze Ne xt a Limb o conte s t was held and was won by Mar k C lark and he was als o awar ded 509
The Milo Jaycee s Youth Comshym ittee invite and encourage anyone in ~)wn to visi t the JayshyTeen CenteL We would like to thank the Chaperones who helped on Friday night Mrs Ed R oberts Jr Mr and Mrs L evi s Perry Mr and Mrs Bob Jones and the hard workshying Youth Committee
Dont forget the Shan-Teens onDecember 15th at the Town Hall Contd on page 4
akes Sears 0
Jet Downs M
HE ADS UP - Davis goes up for the tap as Morrill (1 2) aul Loc hart (left) await outcome
HUSKIES BOW TO JUNCTION P ANTHERS E ASE BY SEARSshyP ORT The Brownville Junction Railshy
roaders behind Pete Meulenshydyk and Gary Larson fJund little trouble in downing the MCI Huskies las t Friday night 69-43 Half way through the first quar ter the two teams were tied 7-7 b ut that was the last time the Hus kie s even came close Corner s hots by 1Ieulendy and Larson seemed
to be the killing blow Coa ~
CarrollConleybegan s ub_L shyingfreely in the third qua ~_
but the Huskies eQuldn E
the reserves either Lax -_ and Meulendyk had 17 and points respecti ve ly 0 pace tiL
winner s Barton was the anl_ MCI eager in doubl e figure with 13
Meanwhile a t Searsport the Panther s we re gr owling p~hshying past the Vikings 87-2-_
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Miss Jane t E s ther Burgoyne was cut and served by daughter of Mr Leroy Burshygoyne of Brownville Jet and Mrs Annie Bur goyne of Farnshyham Que became the bride of Sheldon Wayne Bryer son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bryer of LaGrange The double ring ceremony was preformed by the Rev John Clancy at the St Franci s Catholic C hurch in Brownville Jc t
The bride given in marriage by her father wore a white sheath dress with satin trim amp white accessories She carried a bouquet of white carnations
Mis s Olivia Burgoyne sister of the bride was maid of honor She wore a dress of Aqua lace over taffetta with black accesshys ories her corsage was of shattered pink carnations
George Burgoyne cousin of the bride was best m an
A r eception was he ld at the Brownville Grange Hall fo llowshying the wedding The hall decorated with white streamers and bells was in charge of Mrs J A Gue st Mrs Lucy Br own of Millinocket circulated the guest book Mis s Harriet Gr ay and Miss Ellen Reardon of Milo dipped punch Miss Roberta Bryer and Miss J ueni ta Bryer sisters of the Bridegroom were in charge of the gift table Mrs Peggy Witham and Mrs Lorshyr aine Thibault were at the reshyfr eshment table After the traditional first sli e the cake
0YIO Rites
brides grandmother Mrs Celina Burgoyne Music i~ dancing was furnished by Car shyroll Witham of Milo
Miss Burgoyne was honorelt wi th a bridal shower at thE home of Mrs Louise BroWl in Brownville with Mrs Browl and Mrs Peggy Witham a hostesses Guests were Mn Dottie Gray of Brownville lln J A Guest Miss Mary Guest Miss Livie Burgoyne and Mr Lorraine Thibault of Brownmiddot vi lle Jct Mrs Peggy Witham of Milo and Mrs Louise Browl and sons Bus ter and Billy
A social evening was spen and refreshments Served th refreshments included a fow tier cake made by Mrs Addi Williams of Br ownville
A phone call fro m the honoree guests Mother and Uncle Mr Annie Burgoyne and Mr DO Bagley of Farnham Que wa received during the shower
For her traveling ensembl the bride choose a lavende wool suit with black acces sories and a corsage of ye11O roses
The bride is a graduate ( Brownville Jct High Schoc in the class of 1961 The bridegroom attended Mil
schools served three years i the United States Ar my and i now e mployed by Henry Polla of Long Island N Y
They will reside in N Y
J behl e 1 can truthfully s ay any Dr I have had in the i r proshy)1Conglomeration 0f~)orlt
By Neill Robertson
)(lutta fractu r e any popularity I may have had in my short 3 a di sperser of opinions expressed or unexpressed ~oing to s tick my nose (a long one at that) where it may prob ably does not belong ~o the matter of the people who find it necessary to call Jiherwise have need of a physician
to say very emphatically that I as one individual have e doc tors and nurses of our own local hospital to be among and I hnld them in high esteem for they were wonderful I must a JSo give due praise to those in Houlton Dovershy
t Bangor Lahey Clinic and the New England Baptist and to be as fair as I know how I must admit that whether
o mall ~own hospi tal or in a large city hospital I found the illdliness and genuine care for the sick in the small and ) spital alike -eis where l may hurt the feelings of some but to be just hat I should say it And that is that it is difficult for me 8 that any person needing the services of Dr s or nurses nor have the right to have those services provided they ill gtie t about to have a baby as I am of the wrong sex and abo~t
5 past the child bearing age but I contend that a person he services of a doctor whether he has the long name ~r ician after his name or just plain country doctor if -ndulyexamined and passed by the State examiners he ght to follow his profeSSion Being human he will in all
m ake mistakes butif his life in the community bears u-t that he has the right before God and man to practice 1 and his following shows that he has justly earned the leotor he should be permitted the right to practice and j to s end or take his patients to any hospital especially 5 fi nanCially supported by the town or city -- in my
~lilo hospital must lose thousands of dollars because of I halhave to go to Lincoln Bangor or some other hospital
they are not permitted to have their babies born in this hospital even though the town may donate or otherwise
5sibly about eight thousand dollars a year but wen meanshy~c and Doctors who do not happen to be M D s I under-2y not take a patient to the Milo Community hospital tumble and unworthy opinion this should not be It may 1llit the Milo Communi ty ho~pj tal cannot accommodate all ~e wh o may wish to use their services but most Sincerely lliat one taxpayer is no better than another and if he chooses 2 services of a Doctor who does not have the name MD - name if he is duly passed by the laws of his State he ~ a llowed the right to practice and any person should
ight to choose whom they wish to have for a doctor 1 the if they needed legal advice ana wished t U choose their e1 aiked to nurses in Boston Bangor and as I intimated seve ral hospi tals andIfound them to be a highly dedishylP of people and most of them seemed to be willing to their chosen field of service regardless of the name of
a1 or doctor aid at the beginning of this little epistle I have no doubt popularity I may have enjoyed as a man or a writer will II) much enhanced but I feel it is something for people
fessiona l line or thei r personal friendship will bear out the fact thatI have no axe to grind and have positively no desire to hurt anyones feelings I simply feel that this matte r needs to be thoroughly thought over and talked over and that in time the medical profession as far as our town is concerned may operate as a uni t for the highest good of all the people of our town and the surrounding towns our hospital and nurses serve
I am quite sure that if a great tragedy hit our town or nation and we needed all the blood donations possible there would be a few questions asked about the color of the skin of the person the blood came from or about whether or not the Doctors or nurses had the proper initials after their professional name
Personally I wish the day may soon arrive when anybody who needs the services of a Doctor or nurse will have the right to employ such service
I am no prOlhet nor son of a prophet but I will willingly stake whatever reputation I may have that if this town would adopt the suggestions in this letter much good would come from it and no evil And surely the motive is covered in the Golden rule as stated in Matthew 7 - 12 Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do you do yeeven so to them for this i s the law and the prophets
Thatone statement from the lips of Jesus Christ will solve the troubles of not only our little town but the whole world
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Dance Contest Winners Mark Clark Brenda Greenlaw Carla Hamlin Buzz and Peter HamlinJ
Mr and Mrs Lewis Perry serve at the regis tration desk
The Monster Mash Monster visits the Javcets
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ATTENTIO~ JAYCE TS Your r egular Jayce ts date
will b e the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month The 1st regular dance is this Friday Membershyship cards will be issued at this time a lso hamburgs and hotshydogs will be on sale as well as the regular i tems We had 78 Jaycets last week lets have 100 this week The dance this week will be a Slack Hop
ATT ENTION J AY-TEENS To a ll J ay - Teen members and
their guest The admission at the Jay - Teen CeLter Saturday Dec 8 will be canned goods for needy families for Xmas Do not b ring Cranberry Sauce or pe ris hables Items that may be brought are Canned fIm ts and veg juice oleo potatoes etc
NO cash will be accepted Le ts make someone else happy on Xmas
D on t forget to ge t your en shyt ries in the box at school for the J ayTeen Cr eed and Emshyble m $500 to the winner Dec 13 i s the last day to enter Winner will be announced a t the Shan - Teens dance Dec 15th
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AUGUSTA - The Governors Committee to Keep Maine Sceshynic voted Wednesday to support a b ill in the 101s t Legislature that would raise the fine for li t tering highways from $50 to $100
The committee also adopted the racoon as its symbol of cleanliness and tidiness Tbe symbol will be used on posters and promotional material sponshys ored by the committee
Two sub - committees were formec to direct next springs cleanup campaign Mrs Alvah S Appleby of Skowhegan preshysidentofthe Maine Federation ofWomen _ Clubs WaJ p)p~n
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Dr C Wor th Howard o ~
lton president of Ricke lege was named chair the committee on the Ct
program in schools a leges
The raising of the fine LITTERING to $100 will tainly have its effec t on k ing our
IMaine Highways c _
Town officials Supt 0 ools and leaders of b oo girls Scouts who did _ wonderful Litter clean up this fall are all looking ward to the first week in whe~ the same groups Piscataquis Towns il~
made arrangements for a shyclean up for all of Pi s cata County
Mrs Regtna Earley was ored at a farewell party nesday evening at the horn Mrs Donald Chase Earley is leaving to m ake home at Fort Kent
Gifts were presented to l Refreshments were served cluding a cake made by Catherine Meulendyk Ernest Melauson assis ted ~
Chase Guests were Miss Eliza
Walls Mrs Gerald MeR Mrs GeorgeHutchinson Gordon Lockhart Mrs AH Farnham Mrs Robert R Mrs Marvel Harshaw 1C
Laurence Harris Mrs AI Griggs Mrs Jean NellI Mrs Rodney Ross Mrs L rence Sullivan Mrs Gee Vale Mrs John Grasvet Mrs Greta Connors Myrna Haskell Mra Laure Gage Mrs Grace Hug Miss Emiley Perry
Mrs Ralph Perry 11 Malcalm Buohanan Mrs Ca rine Meulendyk Mrs 1 Owens Mrs J C Mad and ~rs David Ober --I
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s r unners-up to the c r own really disshy
~Lr powerwith Sophoshy~out Steve Hamlin ~Js s coring honors with =- Hamlin also conshyhe b oards Webb and
als o were in double th 17 and 11 points
-~ and Junction Jayvees 5Jy Box score totals
don and Milo - lie J ct Lockhart 3
ltendyk 7 (6) Davis -rill 2 (4) Brown 1
- (3) Ekholm 1 Vale e 1 (2) -amlin 13 Harris 4
middotmiddote 1 R ichardson 3 ~en 1 Mulherin 1
- (3 ) OConnor 2 (2) bull 1 (1) Goodwin 3
Bailey Briefings Well the hunting season i s
over and Poor Ole Dub didnt get his deer --- I went to the Jet - MCI game Friday night and I guess I might as well gone bowling -- it started out to be an interesting game but ----shyJct s defense was superb the bestlve seen lately --- every man on the MCl team wanted to be high scorer --- Larson and Meulendyk were impossible to stop --- Bill Davis really had his troubles he was either traveling or fouling all game - shyeveryone has those kind of days (nights) ---- Greenville gave the best showing in the
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MrTl=l O P O LITAN Ll~E IN B U RANCE COMPANY c rc = lI 72 $ T - T E $TN IIT fJAN~ MAINE
JOi pounds =I~bull I C- zr-o-~ 5 laquo 11 ~ I _C M I N I
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afternoon J et 7thgradedowned Milo$ 7th grade 22-14 Milos 8th gr ade won over Junction s
R ound R obin a t Dover ----1 s or t of expec ted m ore fr om Jinc oln b ut the Rob in doesnt give you a full pi c ture - - ---shy
bullbull Stear ns look good in Double L -- - E aston beat Wa shburn l ast wee k by three points -- neither J e t or Milo plays Washburn til after Christmas --- A C 1 of Mar sHill Greenville and
8th gr ade 38-21
P e metic c ould very easily be a big s urpri se in M -- - and all the time I thought that Peme-tic had gone into L -- shyMount Desert must ha ve s omeshything they beat Sumne r by 20 - - - by the time this paper comes out Thope the P anthers will have thei r new coach --shyI went to the June ti on gane h
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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C nONS Milo 75 Stoningshy 59 Brownville Jct 63
35t Corinth 47 --- til next ek ---- shy
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The LADD To See
James L Ladd F or Hom eowners and Auto P olicies
P rompt Claim Service
Milo Junior High Cheerleaders (toP) r
High Cheerleaders (bottom) a t the Milo-Jct game played
las t Saturday
T hanksgiving gues t5 of Ruth Daggett wer e he da andson-j n-law_Mr and_
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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r cently undergone surgery convalescing at the home his son-in-law and daughtt= Mr and Mrs Robert F itc_ Worcester Mass
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
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n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
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Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
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present a Teaths 5
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bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
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Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
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Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
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~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
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Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
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Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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Miss Jane t E s ther Burgoyne was cut and served by daughter of Mr Leroy Burshygoyne of Brownville Jet and Mrs Annie Bur goyne of Farnshyham Que became the bride of Sheldon Wayne Bryer son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Bryer of LaGrange The double ring ceremony was preformed by the Rev John Clancy at the St Franci s Catholic C hurch in Brownville Jc t
The bride given in marriage by her father wore a white sheath dress with satin trim amp white accessories She carried a bouquet of white carnations
Mis s Olivia Burgoyne sister of the bride was maid of honor She wore a dress of Aqua lace over taffetta with black accesshys ories her corsage was of shattered pink carnations
George Burgoyne cousin of the bride was best m an
A r eception was he ld at the Brownville Grange Hall fo llowshying the wedding The hall decorated with white streamers and bells was in charge of Mrs J A Gue st Mrs Lucy Br own of Millinocket circulated the guest book Mis s Harriet Gr ay and Miss Ellen Reardon of Milo dipped punch Miss Roberta Bryer and Miss J ueni ta Bryer sisters of the Bridegroom were in charge of the gift table Mrs Peggy Witham and Mrs Lorshyr aine Thibault were at the reshyfr eshment table After the traditional first sli e the cake
0YIO Rites
brides grandmother Mrs Celina Burgoyne Music i~ dancing was furnished by Car shyroll Witham of Milo
Miss Burgoyne was honorelt wi th a bridal shower at thE home of Mrs Louise BroWl in Brownville with Mrs Browl and Mrs Peggy Witham a hostesses Guests were Mn Dottie Gray of Brownville lln J A Guest Miss Mary Guest Miss Livie Burgoyne and Mr Lorraine Thibault of Brownmiddot vi lle Jct Mrs Peggy Witham of Milo and Mrs Louise Browl and sons Bus ter and Billy
A social evening was spen and refreshments Served th refreshments included a fow tier cake made by Mrs Addi Williams of Br ownville
A phone call fro m the honoree guests Mother and Uncle Mr Annie Burgoyne and Mr DO Bagley of Farnham Que wa received during the shower
For her traveling ensembl the bride choose a lavende wool suit with black acces sories and a corsage of ye11O roses
The bride is a graduate ( Brownville Jct High Schoc in the class of 1961 The bridegroom attended Mil
schools served three years i the United States Ar my and i now e mployed by Henry Polla of Long Island N Y
They will reside in N Y
J behl e 1 can truthfully s ay any Dr I have had in the i r proshy)1Conglomeration 0f~)orlt
By Neill Robertson
)(lutta fractu r e any popularity I may have had in my short 3 a di sperser of opinions expressed or unexpressed ~oing to s tick my nose (a long one at that) where it may prob ably does not belong ~o the matter of the people who find it necessary to call Jiherwise have need of a physician
to say very emphatically that I as one individual have e doc tors and nurses of our own local hospital to be among and I hnld them in high esteem for they were wonderful I must a JSo give due praise to those in Houlton Dovershy
t Bangor Lahey Clinic and the New England Baptist and to be as fair as I know how I must admit that whether
o mall ~own hospi tal or in a large city hospital I found the illdliness and genuine care for the sick in the small and ) spital alike -eis where l may hurt the feelings of some but to be just hat I should say it And that is that it is difficult for me 8 that any person needing the services of Dr s or nurses nor have the right to have those services provided they ill gtie t about to have a baby as I am of the wrong sex and abo~t
5 past the child bearing age but I contend that a person he services of a doctor whether he has the long name ~r ician after his name or just plain country doctor if -ndulyexamined and passed by the State examiners he ght to follow his profeSSion Being human he will in all
m ake mistakes butif his life in the community bears u-t that he has the right before God and man to practice 1 and his following shows that he has justly earned the leotor he should be permitted the right to practice and j to s end or take his patients to any hospital especially 5 fi nanCially supported by the town or city -- in my
~lilo hospital must lose thousands of dollars because of I halhave to go to Lincoln Bangor or some other hospital
they are not permitted to have their babies born in this hospital even though the town may donate or otherwise
5sibly about eight thousand dollars a year but wen meanshy~c and Doctors who do not happen to be M D s I under-2y not take a patient to the Milo Community hospital tumble and unworthy opinion this should not be It may 1llit the Milo Communi ty ho~pj tal cannot accommodate all ~e wh o may wish to use their services but most Sincerely lliat one taxpayer is no better than another and if he chooses 2 services of a Doctor who does not have the name MD - name if he is duly passed by the laws of his State he ~ a llowed the right to practice and any person should
ight to choose whom they wish to have for a doctor 1 the if they needed legal advice ana wished t U choose their e1 aiked to nurses in Boston Bangor and as I intimated seve ral hospi tals andIfound them to be a highly dedishylP of people and most of them seemed to be willing to their chosen field of service regardless of the name of
a1 or doctor aid at the beginning of this little epistle I have no doubt popularity I may have enjoyed as a man or a writer will II) much enhanced but I feel it is something for people
fessiona l line or thei r personal friendship will bear out the fact thatI have no axe to grind and have positively no desire to hurt anyones feelings I simply feel that this matte r needs to be thoroughly thought over and talked over and that in time the medical profession as far as our town is concerned may operate as a uni t for the highest good of all the people of our town and the surrounding towns our hospital and nurses serve
I am quite sure that if a great tragedy hit our town or nation and we needed all the blood donations possible there would be a few questions asked about the color of the skin of the person the blood came from or about whether or not the Doctors or nurses had the proper initials after their professional name
Personally I wish the day may soon arrive when anybody who needs the services of a Doctor or nurse will have the right to employ such service
I am no prOlhet nor son of a prophet but I will willingly stake whatever reputation I may have that if this town would adopt the suggestions in this letter much good would come from it and no evil And surely the motive is covered in the Golden rule as stated in Matthew 7 - 12 Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do you do yeeven so to them for this i s the law and the prophets
Thatone statement from the lips of Jesus Christ will solve the troubles of not only our little town but the whole world
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Dance Contest Winners Mark Clark Brenda Greenlaw Carla Hamlin Buzz and Peter HamlinJ
Mr and Mrs Lewis Perry serve at the regis tration desk
The Monster Mash Monster visits the Javcets
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ATTENTIO~ JAYCE TS Your r egular Jayce ts date
will b e the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month The 1st regular dance is this Friday Membershyship cards will be issued at this time a lso hamburgs and hotshydogs will be on sale as well as the regular i tems We had 78 Jaycets last week lets have 100 this week The dance this week will be a Slack Hop
ATT ENTION J AY-TEENS To a ll J ay - Teen members and
their guest The admission at the Jay - Teen CeLter Saturday Dec 8 will be canned goods for needy families for Xmas Do not b ring Cranberry Sauce or pe ris hables Items that may be brought are Canned fIm ts and veg juice oleo potatoes etc
NO cash will be accepted Le ts make someone else happy on Xmas
D on t forget to ge t your en shyt ries in the box at school for the J ayTeen Cr eed and Emshyble m $500 to the winner Dec 13 i s the last day to enter Winner will be announced a t the Shan - Teens dance Dec 15th
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LITTERBUG FINE BACKED BY COMMITTEE
AUGUSTA - The Governors Committee to Keep Maine Sceshynic voted Wednesday to support a b ill in the 101s t Legislature that would raise the fine for li t tering highways from $50 to $100
The committee also adopted the racoon as its symbol of cleanliness and tidiness Tbe symbol will be used on posters and promotional material sponshys ored by the committee
Two sub - committees were formec to direct next springs cleanup campaign Mrs Alvah S Appleby of Skowhegan preshysidentofthe Maine Federation ofWomen _ Clubs WaJ p)p~n
The T owl
Dr C Wor th Howard o ~
lton president of Ricke lege was named chair the committee on the Ct
program in schools a leges
The raising of the fine LITTERING to $100 will tainly have its effec t on k ing our
IMaine Highways c _
Town officials Supt 0 ools and leaders of b oo girls Scouts who did _ wonderful Litter clean up this fall are all looking ward to the first week in whe~ the same groups Piscataquis Towns il~
made arrangements for a shyclean up for all of Pi s cata County
Mrs Regtna Earley was ored at a farewell party nesday evening at the horn Mrs Donald Chase Earley is leaving to m ake home at Fort Kent
Gifts were presented to l Refreshments were served cluding a cake made by Catherine Meulendyk Ernest Melauson assis ted ~
Chase Guests were Miss Eliza
Walls Mrs Gerald MeR Mrs GeorgeHutchinson Gordon Lockhart Mrs AH Farnham Mrs Robert R Mrs Marvel Harshaw 1C
Laurence Harris Mrs AI Griggs Mrs Jean NellI Mrs Rodney Ross Mrs L rence Sullivan Mrs Gee Vale Mrs John Grasvet Mrs Greta Connors Myrna Haskell Mra Laure Gage Mrs Grace Hug Miss Emiley Perry
Mrs Ralph Perry 11 Malcalm Buohanan Mrs Ca rine Meulendyk Mrs 1 Owens Mrs J C Mad and ~rs David Ober --I
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s r unners-up to the c r own really disshy
~Lr powerwith Sophoshy~out Steve Hamlin ~Js s coring honors with =- Hamlin also conshyhe b oards Webb and
als o were in double th 17 and 11 points
-~ and Junction Jayvees 5Jy Box score totals
don and Milo - lie J ct Lockhart 3
ltendyk 7 (6) Davis -rill 2 (4) Brown 1
- (3) Ekholm 1 Vale e 1 (2) -amlin 13 Harris 4
middotmiddote 1 R ichardson 3 ~en 1 Mulherin 1
- (3 ) OConnor 2 (2) bull 1 (1) Goodwin 3
Bailey Briefings Well the hunting season i s
over and Poor Ole Dub didnt get his deer --- I went to the Jet - MCI game Friday night and I guess I might as well gone bowling -- it started out to be an interesting game but ----shyJct s defense was superb the bestlve seen lately --- every man on the MCl team wanted to be high scorer --- Larson and Meulendyk were impossible to stop --- Bill Davis really had his troubles he was either traveling or fouling all game - shyeveryone has those kind of days (nights) ---- Greenville gave the best showing in the
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afternoon J et 7thgradedowned Milo$ 7th grade 22-14 Milos 8th gr ade won over Junction s
R ound R obin a t Dover ----1 s or t of expec ted m ore fr om Jinc oln b ut the Rob in doesnt give you a full pi c ture - - ---shy
bullbull Stear ns look good in Double L -- - E aston beat Wa shburn l ast wee k by three points -- neither J e t or Milo plays Washburn til after Christmas --- A C 1 of Mar sHill Greenville and
8th gr ade 38-21
P e metic c ould very easily be a big s urpri se in M -- - and all the time I thought that Peme-tic had gone into L -- shyMount Desert must ha ve s omeshything they beat Sumne r by 20 - - - by the time this paper comes out Thope the P anthers will have thei r new coach --shyI went to the June ti on gane h
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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35t Corinth 47 --- til next ek ---- shy
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Milo Junior High Cheerleaders (toP) r
High Cheerleaders (bottom) a t the Milo-Jct game played
las t Saturday
T hanksgiving gues t5 of Ruth Daggett wer e he da andson-j n-law_Mr and_
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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r cently undergone surgery convalescing at the home his son-in-law and daughtt= Mr and Mrs Robert F itc_ Worcester Mass
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
- 0 ens presidin~
n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
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Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
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paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
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T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
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Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
J behl e 1 can truthfully s ay any Dr I have had in the i r proshy)1Conglomeration 0f~)orlt
By Neill Robertson
)(lutta fractu r e any popularity I may have had in my short 3 a di sperser of opinions expressed or unexpressed ~oing to s tick my nose (a long one at that) where it may prob ably does not belong ~o the matter of the people who find it necessary to call Jiherwise have need of a physician
to say very emphatically that I as one individual have e doc tors and nurses of our own local hospital to be among and I hnld them in high esteem for they were wonderful I must a JSo give due praise to those in Houlton Dovershy
t Bangor Lahey Clinic and the New England Baptist and to be as fair as I know how I must admit that whether
o mall ~own hospi tal or in a large city hospital I found the illdliness and genuine care for the sick in the small and ) spital alike -eis where l may hurt the feelings of some but to be just hat I should say it And that is that it is difficult for me 8 that any person needing the services of Dr s or nurses nor have the right to have those services provided they ill gtie t about to have a baby as I am of the wrong sex and abo~t
5 past the child bearing age but I contend that a person he services of a doctor whether he has the long name ~r ician after his name or just plain country doctor if -ndulyexamined and passed by the State examiners he ght to follow his profeSSion Being human he will in all
m ake mistakes butif his life in the community bears u-t that he has the right before God and man to practice 1 and his following shows that he has justly earned the leotor he should be permitted the right to practice and j to s end or take his patients to any hospital especially 5 fi nanCially supported by the town or city -- in my
~lilo hospital must lose thousands of dollars because of I halhave to go to Lincoln Bangor or some other hospital
they are not permitted to have their babies born in this hospital even though the town may donate or otherwise
5sibly about eight thousand dollars a year but wen meanshy~c and Doctors who do not happen to be M D s I under-2y not take a patient to the Milo Community hospital tumble and unworthy opinion this should not be It may 1llit the Milo Communi ty ho~pj tal cannot accommodate all ~e wh o may wish to use their services but most Sincerely lliat one taxpayer is no better than another and if he chooses 2 services of a Doctor who does not have the name MD - name if he is duly passed by the laws of his State he ~ a llowed the right to practice and any person should
ight to choose whom they wish to have for a doctor 1 the if they needed legal advice ana wished t U choose their e1 aiked to nurses in Boston Bangor and as I intimated seve ral hospi tals andIfound them to be a highly dedishylP of people and most of them seemed to be willing to their chosen field of service regardless of the name of
a1 or doctor aid at the beginning of this little epistle I have no doubt popularity I may have enjoyed as a man or a writer will II) much enhanced but I feel it is something for people
fessiona l line or thei r personal friendship will bear out the fact thatI have no axe to grind and have positively no desire to hurt anyones feelings I simply feel that this matte r needs to be thoroughly thought over and talked over and that in time the medical profession as far as our town is concerned may operate as a uni t for the highest good of all the people of our town and the surrounding towns our hospital and nurses serve
I am quite sure that if a great tragedy hit our town or nation and we needed all the blood donations possible there would be a few questions asked about the color of the skin of the person the blood came from or about whether or not the Doctors or nurses had the proper initials after their professional name
Personally I wish the day may soon arrive when anybody who needs the services of a Doctor or nurse will have the right to employ such service
I am no prOlhet nor son of a prophet but I will willingly stake whatever reputation I may have that if this town would adopt the suggestions in this letter much good would come from it and no evil And surely the motive is covered in the Golden rule as stated in Matthew 7 - 12 Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do you do yeeven so to them for this i s the law and the prophets
Thatone statement from the lips of Jesus Christ will solve the troubles of not only our little town but the whole world
HA Bailey Lumbar Ca 943-7955 MaineMilo
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Dance Contest Winners Mark Clark Brenda Greenlaw Carla Hamlin Buzz and Peter HamlinJ
Mr and Mrs Lewis Perry serve at the regis tration desk
The Monster Mash Monster visits the Javcets
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ATTENTIO~ JAYCE TS Your r egular Jayce ts date
will b e the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month The 1st regular dance is this Friday Membershyship cards will be issued at this time a lso hamburgs and hotshydogs will be on sale as well as the regular i tems We had 78 Jaycets last week lets have 100 this week The dance this week will be a Slack Hop
ATT ENTION J AY-TEENS To a ll J ay - Teen members and
their guest The admission at the Jay - Teen CeLter Saturday Dec 8 will be canned goods for needy families for Xmas Do not b ring Cranberry Sauce or pe ris hables Items that may be brought are Canned fIm ts and veg juice oleo potatoes etc
NO cash will be accepted Le ts make someone else happy on Xmas
D on t forget to ge t your en shyt ries in the box at school for the J ayTeen Cr eed and Emshyble m $500 to the winner Dec 13 i s the last day to enter Winner will be announced a t the Shan - Teens dance Dec 15th
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LITTERBUG FINE BACKED BY COMMITTEE
AUGUSTA - The Governors Committee to Keep Maine Sceshynic voted Wednesday to support a b ill in the 101s t Legislature that would raise the fine for li t tering highways from $50 to $100
The committee also adopted the racoon as its symbol of cleanliness and tidiness Tbe symbol will be used on posters and promotional material sponshys ored by the committee
Two sub - committees were formec to direct next springs cleanup campaign Mrs Alvah S Appleby of Skowhegan preshysidentofthe Maine Federation ofWomen _ Clubs WaJ p)p~n
The T owl
Dr C Wor th Howard o ~
lton president of Ricke lege was named chair the committee on the Ct
program in schools a leges
The raising of the fine LITTERING to $100 will tainly have its effec t on k ing our
IMaine Highways c _
Town officials Supt 0 ools and leaders of b oo girls Scouts who did _ wonderful Litter clean up this fall are all looking ward to the first week in whe~ the same groups Piscataquis Towns il~
made arrangements for a shyclean up for all of Pi s cata County
Mrs Regtna Earley was ored at a farewell party nesday evening at the horn Mrs Donald Chase Earley is leaving to m ake home at Fort Kent
Gifts were presented to l Refreshments were served cluding a cake made by Catherine Meulendyk Ernest Melauson assis ted ~
Chase Guests were Miss Eliza
Walls Mrs Gerald MeR Mrs GeorgeHutchinson Gordon Lockhart Mrs AH Farnham Mrs Robert R Mrs Marvel Harshaw 1C
Laurence Harris Mrs AI Griggs Mrs Jean NellI Mrs Rodney Ross Mrs L rence Sullivan Mrs Gee Vale Mrs John Grasvet Mrs Greta Connors Myrna Haskell Mra Laure Gage Mrs Grace Hug Miss Emiley Perry
Mrs Ralph Perry 11 Malcalm Buohanan Mrs Ca rine Meulendyk Mrs 1 Owens Mrs J C Mad and ~rs David Ober --I
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s r unners-up to the c r own really disshy
~Lr powerwith Sophoshy~out Steve Hamlin ~Js s coring honors with =- Hamlin also conshyhe b oards Webb and
als o were in double th 17 and 11 points
-~ and Junction Jayvees 5Jy Box score totals
don and Milo - lie J ct Lockhart 3
ltendyk 7 (6) Davis -rill 2 (4) Brown 1
- (3) Ekholm 1 Vale e 1 (2) -amlin 13 Harris 4
middotmiddote 1 R ichardson 3 ~en 1 Mulherin 1
- (3 ) OConnor 2 (2) bull 1 (1) Goodwin 3
Bailey Briefings Well the hunting season i s
over and Poor Ole Dub didnt get his deer --- I went to the Jet - MCI game Friday night and I guess I might as well gone bowling -- it started out to be an interesting game but ----shyJct s defense was superb the bestlve seen lately --- every man on the MCl team wanted to be high scorer --- Larson and Meulendyk were impossible to stop --- Bill Davis really had his troubles he was either traveling or fouling all game - shyeveryone has those kind of days (nights) ---- Greenville gave the best showing in the
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MrTl=l O P O LITAN Ll~E IN B U RANCE COMPANY c rc = lI 72 $ T - T E $TN IIT fJAN~ MAINE
JOi pounds =I~bull I C- zr-o-~ 5 laquo 11 ~ I _C M I N I
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afternoon J et 7thgradedowned Milo$ 7th grade 22-14 Milos 8th gr ade won over Junction s
R ound R obin a t Dover ----1 s or t of expec ted m ore fr om Jinc oln b ut the Rob in doesnt give you a full pi c ture - - ---shy
bullbull Stear ns look good in Double L -- - E aston beat Wa shburn l ast wee k by three points -- neither J e t or Milo plays Washburn til after Christmas --- A C 1 of Mar sHill Greenville and
8th gr ade 38-21
P e metic c ould very easily be a big s urpri se in M -- - and all the time I thought that Peme-tic had gone into L -- shyMount Desert must ha ve s omeshything they beat Sumne r by 20 - - - by the time this paper comes out Thope the P anthers will have thei r new coach --shyI went to the June ti on gane h
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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C nONS Milo 75 Stoningshy 59 Brownville Jct 63
35t Corinth 47 --- til next ek ---- shy
HOME IN GOOD CONDITION
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Phone Milo 94 3-2037
The LADD To See
James L Ladd F or Hom eowners and Auto P olicies
P rompt Claim Service
Milo Junior High Cheerleaders (toP) r
High Cheerleaders (bottom) a t the Milo-Jct game played
las t Saturday
T hanksgiving gues t5 of Ruth Daggett wer e he da andson-j n-law_Mr and_
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
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n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
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Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
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bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
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Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
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paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
1115 Weathe r Show 11 20 Sports Final
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THROUTH THE T OWN CRIER
IG TELESCOPE
Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
bull And~r Griffith CBS Telev is ion Network c omedy star I ownS a 53-acre farm on Roanoke Isl and near Manteo S C Hugh Brannun1 Mr Green Jeans of the Captain Kangaroo seri es on(e sang and played guitar vi th Fred Waring1 s orchshyestra
shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
movies
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Circumference of Jumbo is 8~ inches that of the normal large egg 5t Buy Smart s eggs with con shyfidence Every egg has 0
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Last call for live fowl ~lOOeachyour selecti Nene after this week
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Make Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Curly OBrien Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Rifleman MCHales Navy The Jetsons Dr Kildare Ha ll of Fame (C) Cyrano JeBergerac
11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
~ Homp With Aileen M~ j Grtffln Show NBC News Lore tta young Young Dr Malone lake Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Leave It To Beaver Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Flintstones International Showti me College Baske tball Maine vs Vermont
10 00 The Jac k Paar Show (C)
11 00 ABC News Final Flrst Impression (C 1110 Channe l 2 News -Weather-
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Sbow (C)
330 Wide World of Sports 500 Dance Party 600 Lawrence We lk 7 00 The Third Ma n 730 Sam Benedict 8 30 Joey Bishop Show (C) 900 Sarday Night At The
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The Man In Orbit 12 00 Frankenstein Theatre
1 00 Football Boston at San Diego
645 All Pro Scoreboard 700 Ensign OToole 7 30 Walt DisneyS Wond e rful
World of Color (Color) 830 Car 54 Where Are You 900 Bonanza (Color) 1000 Dinah Shore (C) 11 00 Channe l 2 News 11 15 Stoney Burke
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
Build 10 Contest
NEW Wizard Truetype Portable Typewrite r
bull Two-Color Ribbon bull Touch Control
bull Full Size 44-Key Office Keyboard
bull Full Size Roller bull Automatic Margins
bull Extra Large Return for 9
bull Precis ion Built Rugged Sle
bull 12 Ibs with Briefcue Sty
Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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Dance Contest Winners Mark Clark Brenda Greenlaw Carla Hamlin Buzz and Peter HamlinJ
Mr and Mrs Lewis Perry serve at the regis tration desk
The Monster Mash Monster visits the Javcets
2l CARt js r 1l5ELECTROLUX SALES amp mm) t p J)fTliSERVICE Pheasant FeathersLudger J Cote
ATTENTIO~ JAYCE TS Your r egular Jayce ts date
will b e the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month The 1st regular dance is this Friday Membershyship cards will be issued at this time a lso hamburgs and hotshydogs will be on sale as well as the regular i tems We had 78 Jaycets last week lets have 100 this week The dance this week will be a Slack Hop
ATT ENTION J AY-TEENS To a ll J ay - Teen members and
their guest The admission at the Jay - Teen CeLter Saturday Dec 8 will be canned goods for needy families for Xmas Do not b ring Cranberry Sauce or pe ris hables Items that may be brought are Canned fIm ts and veg juice oleo potatoes etc
NO cash will be accepted Le ts make someone else happy on Xmas
D on t forget to ge t your en shyt ries in the box at school for the J ayTeen Cr eed and Emshyble m $500 to the winner Dec 13 i s the last day to enter Winner will be announced a t the Shan - Teens dance Dec 15th
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LITTERBUG FINE BACKED BY COMMITTEE
AUGUSTA - The Governors Committee to Keep Maine Sceshynic voted Wednesday to support a b ill in the 101s t Legislature that would raise the fine for li t tering highways from $50 to $100
The committee also adopted the racoon as its symbol of cleanliness and tidiness Tbe symbol will be used on posters and promotional material sponshys ored by the committee
Two sub - committees were formec to direct next springs cleanup campaign Mrs Alvah S Appleby of Skowhegan preshysidentofthe Maine Federation ofWomen _ Clubs WaJ p)p~n
The T owl
Dr C Wor th Howard o ~
lton president of Ricke lege was named chair the committee on the Ct
program in schools a leges
The raising of the fine LITTERING to $100 will tainly have its effec t on k ing our
IMaine Highways c _
Town officials Supt 0 ools and leaders of b oo girls Scouts who did _ wonderful Litter clean up this fall are all looking ward to the first week in whe~ the same groups Piscataquis Towns il~
made arrangements for a shyclean up for all of Pi s cata County
Mrs Regtna Earley was ored at a farewell party nesday evening at the horn Mrs Donald Chase Earley is leaving to m ake home at Fort Kent
Gifts were presented to l Refreshments were served cluding a cake made by Catherine Meulendyk Ernest Melauson assis ted ~
Chase Guests were Miss Eliza
Walls Mrs Gerald MeR Mrs GeorgeHutchinson Gordon Lockhart Mrs AH Farnham Mrs Robert R Mrs Marvel Harshaw 1C
Laurence Harris Mrs AI Griggs Mrs Jean NellI Mrs Rodney Ross Mrs L rence Sullivan Mrs Gee Vale Mrs John Grasvet Mrs Greta Connors Myrna Haskell Mra Laure Gage Mrs Grace Hug Miss Emiley Perry
Mrs Ralph Perry 11 Malcalm Buohanan Mrs Ca rine Meulendyk Mrs 1 Owens Mrs J C Mad and ~rs David Ober --I
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s r unners-up to the c r own really disshy
~Lr powerwith Sophoshy~out Steve Hamlin ~Js s coring honors with =- Hamlin also conshyhe b oards Webb and
als o were in double th 17 and 11 points
-~ and Junction Jayvees 5Jy Box score totals
don and Milo - lie J ct Lockhart 3
ltendyk 7 (6) Davis -rill 2 (4) Brown 1
- (3) Ekholm 1 Vale e 1 (2) -amlin 13 Harris 4
middotmiddote 1 R ichardson 3 ~en 1 Mulherin 1
- (3 ) OConnor 2 (2) bull 1 (1) Goodwin 3
Bailey Briefings Well the hunting season i s
over and Poor Ole Dub didnt get his deer --- I went to the Jet - MCI game Friday night and I guess I might as well gone bowling -- it started out to be an interesting game but ----shyJct s defense was superb the bestlve seen lately --- every man on the MCl team wanted to be high scorer --- Larson and Meulendyk were impossible to stop --- Bill Davis really had his troubles he was either traveling or fouling all game - shyeveryone has those kind of days (nights) ---- Greenville gave the best showing in the
S HELDON POOLIE
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MrTl=l O P O LITAN Ll~E IN B U RANCE COMPANY c rc = lI 72 $ T - T E $TN IIT fJAN~ MAINE
JOi pounds =I~bull I C- zr-o-~ 5 laquo 11 ~ I _C M I N I
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afternoon J et 7thgradedowned Milo$ 7th grade 22-14 Milos 8th gr ade won over Junction s
R ound R obin a t Dover ----1 s or t of expec ted m ore fr om Jinc oln b ut the Rob in doesnt give you a full pi c ture - - ---shy
bullbull Stear ns look good in Double L -- - E aston beat Wa shburn l ast wee k by three points -- neither J e t or Milo plays Washburn til after Christmas --- A C 1 of Mar sHill Greenville and
8th gr ade 38-21
P e metic c ould very easily be a big s urpri se in M -- - and all the time I thought that Peme-tic had gone into L -- shyMount Desert must ha ve s omeshything they beat Sumne r by 20 - - - by the time this paper comes out Thope the P anthers will have thei r new coach --shyI went to the June ti on gane h
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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C nONS Milo 75 Stoningshy 59 Brownville Jct 63
35t Corinth 47 --- til next ek ---- shy
HOME IN GOOD CONDITION
AND GOOD LOCATION
ANTED BY PRIVATE BUYER
Phone Milo 94 3-2037
The LADD To See
James L Ladd F or Hom eowners and Auto P olicies
P rompt Claim Service
Milo Junior High Cheerleaders (toP) r
High Cheerleaders (bottom) a t the Milo-Jct game played
las t Saturday
T hanksgiving gues t5 of Ruth Daggett wer e he da andson-j n-law_Mr and_
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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r cently undergone surgery convalescing at the home his son-in-law and daughtt= Mr and Mrs Robert F itc_ Worcester Mass
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
- 0 ens presidin~
n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
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Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
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_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
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shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
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Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
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NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
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Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
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Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
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1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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By TERRY BAILEY
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s r unners-up to the c r own really disshy
~Lr powerwith Sophoshy~out Steve Hamlin ~Js s coring honors with =- Hamlin also conshyhe b oards Webb and
als o were in double th 17 and 11 points
-~ and Junction Jayvees 5Jy Box score totals
don and Milo - lie J ct Lockhart 3
ltendyk 7 (6) Davis -rill 2 (4) Brown 1
- (3) Ekholm 1 Vale e 1 (2) -amlin 13 Harris 4
middotmiddote 1 R ichardson 3 ~en 1 Mulherin 1
- (3 ) OConnor 2 (2) bull 1 (1) Goodwin 3
Bailey Briefings Well the hunting season i s
over and Poor Ole Dub didnt get his deer --- I went to the Jet - MCI game Friday night and I guess I might as well gone bowling -- it started out to be an interesting game but ----shyJct s defense was superb the bestlve seen lately --- every man on the MCl team wanted to be high scorer --- Larson and Meulendyk were impossible to stop --- Bill Davis really had his troubles he was either traveling or fouling all game - shyeveryone has those kind of days (nights) ---- Greenville gave the best showing in the
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afternoon J et 7thgradedowned Milo$ 7th grade 22-14 Milos 8th gr ade won over Junction s
R ound R obin a t Dover ----1 s or t of expec ted m ore fr om Jinc oln b ut the Rob in doesnt give you a full pi c ture - - ---shy
bullbull Stear ns look good in Double L -- - E aston beat Wa shburn l ast wee k by three points -- neither J e t or Milo plays Washburn til after Christmas --- A C 1 of Mar sHill Greenville and
8th gr ade 38-21
P e metic c ould very easily be a big s urpri se in M -- - and all the time I thought that Peme-tic had gone into L -- shyMount Desert must ha ve s omeshything they beat Sumne r by 20 - - - by the time this paper comes out Thope the P anthers will have thei r new coach --shyI went to the June ti on gane h
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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r cently undergone surgery convalescing at the home his son-in-law and daughtt= Mr and Mrs Robert F itc_ Worcester Mass
Insulated Vests Sl
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
- 0 ens presidin~
n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
2 CLEAN MANY THINGS MANY WAYS
Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
= on HalL
paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
IVLAlU tiURE HE BRINGS THE BEST SHOP AT THE TOWN CRIER ADVER -TISERS REIvlEMBER THE MAN WHO ADVERTI shySES WANTS TO DO BUSIN -ESS tUD THAT MAKES HIM THE BEST IA~ FOR YOU
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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ing advice on any matter fro how late a two year old shot be altowed to stay out on Surday night to howbest to W8l
the cat will write to DE SADIE in care of this new
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
1115 Weathe r Show 11 20 Sports Final
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Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
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shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
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Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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other night with the impression that they were going to lose everything this year but with Lockhart Brown and Buttershyfield they will be contende rs --- the Railroaders finished me varsi ty game vi th the same ye tha t played most of the JV
sam - ---- Pete Webb who played for Houlton a few years hack was one of the referees or the Jctgame -- all sources
say that J im L adds debut as a Cid official was excellent - shy ey s eemed to think he did a ener job than Harry Dalton = that isnt saying too much -- - Ha rry is getting a Iittle old f rreferee game --- 1 undershyand that Hamlin was really
bear of the boards against earsport --- Stonington plays
a Milo Friday night --- East orinth t ravels into the Roundshyus e --- Mac Buchanan prinshy
~ipal a t J ct gave me my seashyson ticket to Jct games last
eek and he marked on it in jig le tters II P-R-E -S -S -~ - eyMorriU I unde r stand was be big gun for the Milo Juniors --- Junc tion J ayvees won t lose - zame this year especially on eir floor --- - -- the LubecshyPl etic game Friday night ~ho d tell us something about the coast le ague --- Higgins ~ - Hartland by the same n~er of points the Jct be at nem ---- - Davis Webb and ~eve Ham lin are tied for top ~)ring honor s for a single ~_me wi th 26 points --- PRE shy_ ~
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P rompt Claim Service
Milo Junior High Cheerleaders (toP) r
High Cheerleaders (bottom) a t the Milo-Jct game played
las t Saturday
T hanksgiving gues t5 of Ruth Daggett wer e he da andson-j n-law_Mr and_
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Richard H Youlden of E
wood Mass and familybull Nancy Youlden vis it d Ka Daggett for ThankSgi ving h days
Physicals were given 28~ in the Villag3 School Tues byDr JohnCurtis of _ Mrs Zilla Farlller R Public Health Nurse of Do Foxcroft Assisting were Alice Bragdon Mrs Barb~ tltnoxand Mrs Gladys E khc
MrandMrs MaynardFc ett of Portland and Mrs _ Mills of Milo were in Tuesday calling on Mrs Graves
Myron Stiokney who has
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r cently undergone surgery convalescing at the home his son-in-law and daughtt= Mr and Mrs Robert F itc_ Worcester Mass
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
- 0 ens presidin~
n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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-d LCIffia
mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
2 CLEAN MANY THINGS MANY WAYS
Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
= on HalL
paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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ing advice on any matter fro how late a two year old shot be altowed to stay out on Surday night to howbest to W8l
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
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Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
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At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
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Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
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1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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LE JUNCTION
_1 physicals at the Br own-Junction Elementary on Thursdaj for the d third grades
bull ~jJhn B Curtis of Milo aimining phys ician was
~t by Mrs Zilla F a r m er public health nurse of
-Foxcroft and Miss t2 EfUdent nurse Other
gtS - ere Mrs C L Rus-Rodney Ros s Mrs
Caron Mrs Honorene e and Mrs J Ar thur
- middotday24 pupils received Dr CUltis was
cy Miss Mary Hayes tate public health nurse -Foxcroft The Counshy
-t~ were Mr s Russell _ 3~ 1rs Car on Mrs
ontagne cs wi ll be he ld De shy
- =- 6 and 7 when imshy
wi 11 be offered CHRISTMAS CLUB
Street Chr istma s
president Mrs AnnashyIn was e lected vi ce
nrt1rs Eva Chris tie - t1rs Bertha Little shy
ystery p ri ze was awardshybull Abbie Hos kins
ial afte r noon was en shyod refre shments vere oy the hostess
ownville- Br ownville P T A met at the high
building Monday d th the preSident
- 0 ens presidin~
n~ance of The
P th panel ltisC-i an on the
subject of home ork and its many aspects formed a part of the program Serving on the paael were Mrs Greta Connors and Mrs Harley Dwelley teache r s at the s chool Mrs F r ancis Buttershyfield and Mrs Gordon Lockshyhart parents and David Grant a student
An exchange of discarded and out grown childrens shoes r ubbers and boots which are in good condition was carried out This is one of Mrs Owens pr ojec ts for the year
T he me mber ship chairman Mr s Geor ge Vale reported there are 89 m emrers to date The a ttendance banner wen t to grade six at the vil shylage school to rade four a t the Junc tion elementar s chool and to the freshman class at the J uncti on High School The next mee ting wi ll be J anuary 28
Following the meeting Mr s RobertRose and Mrs Webshyber Jones served r efreshshyments from a decorated table
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ORION REBE KAH LODGE
Orion Rebekah Lodge me t Tuesday e vening a t the lOOF Hall with 29 member s and 11 guests attending
The districtdeputy president Evelyn Trask and m arshal Rebecca Mile s m ade thei r official vis t They were pre shysented with gif ts by the junior past noble gr and Hazel St Louis
At the bus iness meeting it was voted to give $10 to the Borne Obligation Nigh t was bser ved F ollowing the meeting reshy
fr e shments were served Aldworth Club met T ue sday
evening a t the home of Mrs Martha Gould with 10members attending
At the r outine business meetshying the preSiden t Mrs Vir shyginiaChase appointed a nomshyinating committee of Mr s Abbie Hoskins Mrs Gena McC or r i shyson and li(rs Yvonne Angove
FollOWing the business meetshyplayed alll
Refr~shcents were ser ved by Mrs Elinor Chase and Mrs Mae Doble The next meeting will be held December 19 at the Masonic Hall There will be a Christmas tree wi th an exchange of pal giIts E lection of officers will also be held Hostesses will be Mrs Yvonne
Angove Mrs Erma Ha m lin Mrs Virginia Chase and Mr s Abbie Hoskins
PLEASANT RIVER GRANGE Pleasant River Grange me t
Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the master Currie Austin preSiding and vah all officers present
Two applications were read for membership and Mrs Merna Dunham Earl R hoda and Clarence Dunbar wer e apshypointed as an investigating committee
Annual r eports were given by the home economics committee the chap lain and s ec r e tJi ry and treas urer
A donation was voted for Home For Little Wanderers
Lyman Severance pas t mas shyter installed Raymond Youngshyblood as tr easurer He was assisted by MrsPearl Canney marshal Mrs Dorothy Severshyance regaUaand banne r bearshye r
Following the b us iness sesshysion a program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Merna Dunham fhere was group singing and a quiz with the memshybers taking part A stLmt was presented by Mrs Edna Young Mrs Edna Stevens MissPhyl shylis McCormick Mrs Jennie Ricker Geor ge Crabtree Lyshyman Severance Herbert Dunshyham and Fred Rhoda a tableau and reading by Mr s Merna Dunham Mrs F iorence Bowshyley and Mrs Shir ley R hoda
Mrs Annie Palmer who wa s obse r ving her 82nd birthday was presented a corsage and cards
Remarks were offered by Mr and M~s Crowell and Mrs Katen of the Dexter Grange and stories were told by Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunbar There were 42 present including 3 from the Dexter Grange and one Corner
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NURSES GUILD
Nur s es Guild evening a t the E leanorReardon Mrs Eliza shyb eth Murray pr esident of th or ganization announced th2 shyenough donations have been re shyceived to complete the pro shyposed project for the uti li r oom at the Milo Communi bull Hospital
She reported the donatioDii had been received from theuro Friendly-Get-Together Club shyMilo-Bradford Club WSCS 01 the Park Street MethodisshyChur cQ Derby Mothers Ser shyvice Club Happy Hour Club Womans Auxiliary orst J osshyeph s Episcopal Church J aneshyCarver Sampson Daughters of Union Veterans of the C i~
War Orion Rebekah LodgE Dorcas Guild of the Unitei Baptist Church Aldworth Club Modern Idea Club Ayuda Cl~ and the American Legion Autishyliary
The Lions Club of Milo ha~ offered to pay for the ins13gt shytion of this equipment
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Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
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mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
2 CLEAN MANY THINGS MANY WAYS
Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
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paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
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Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
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shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
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Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
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Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
ns aSsi 5 al man~Eshy
_ 3pound CARVER SA1PSOlshy-E _T 18
Jane Carver Sampson Tent 1 - Daughters of Union Vetshy
ETaDS of the Civil War met ed nightthe 2~thinthe Town
Hill - he report of the Liops s upshyerwas given by E velyn Hoxie
The first nomination of the llicers was held
sum of money was voted _J_ the VeteralB hospital at --ogus and a sum to help a ~Edy person
--he birthdays of three of the embers was obse rved and a
presented from the Presi shy
_ rer the clos e games were _ayed and refreshments 8ershy
ed by Thelma Waterhouse and bull a Strout
fiLO EXTENSION GROUP
Mrs Marjorie Har mon ~ e chairman Mrs Jeri Harshy
secretary Mrs Patricia er foods leader Mrs ion Car ey as s istant foods
taller Mrs Adeline Ladd thing leader Mrs Helen -e ass istant clothing leadshy
Irs Lee Spear home
ment leader Irs larie Bradshystreet FamUylife leader Mrs Jenme Ricker Know Your Neighbor leader Mrs lvis Campbell
The group voted to hold meetshyings the third Monday of each month The community proshyject was discussed and it was voted to make donations of cooking utensils for the Home Economics Room The mystery prize was awardshy
ed to Mrs Sara Richards Following the business meeting an exchange of Chris tmas ideas was held with m embers dis shyplaying articles they bad made
Refresbments were served by Mrs Thelma Chessa and Mrs Ivis Campbell and Mrs Jean Robinson The next meetshying will be held December 17 at the high school when a box will be packed for the hospital
The refreshment committee will be Mrs Adeline Ladd Mrs Jeri Harmon and Mrs Myrna Ricker
MILO JAYCEE WIVES The Milo Jaycee Wives met
Tuesday evening at the Milo High School with 13 members and four guests Mrs Sylyenia MCInnis Mrs GwendolynBrashydeen Mrs Grace Colburn and Mrs Jane Cushing of the Bangor Jaycee Wives attendin~
e 1 - lpper s TJuTsday
or
Mrs Sandra Hal y gave a report on the fund r aising comshymitte~ Itwas voted to buy the presi shy
dent Mrs Sara Richards a gavel It was a lso voted to bold a food sale at a time to be announced
The president wi ll appoint a Civic Committee at tbe next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs Beverly Hamlin VlithMrs Nor ma Ar tus Mrs Sylvia Berry and Mrs Sara Richards as a refreshshyment committee
This will be the Christmas meeting and members are to bring a gift for exchange and a giftfor a needy family Nashymes will be drawn at the meetshying
FollOwing the meeting reshyfreshnents wer e served by Mrs Pat Ricker Mrs Lyn Sherburne Mr~ E thelyn Lord and Mrs Jean P erkins
HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey Moran with 11 member and 1 guest Mrs Perley Francis Buck present
The business me etipg was conducted by the preSident MrsbullTames Desmonn
the lIT tIDa S s er ~
he ld December 1 a the Grall Hall with men and chIldre~
invited guests Beano was played during
afternoon The next meeting will be
the home of Mrs Andrew Coa son
1aHtlter
-fLew A new majorette was choSA
Tuesday Nov 27 Linda Hox was chosen as regular and Vi] ginia Hoskins as Rubsti tutE Sandra Megquier was ChOSE as an assistant leader as we as Hedda Clark
WSC S SALE ANDSUPPEE At last the workpays for thl
WSCS Fair are over and thE annual Christmas Sale will be come a reali ty on Friday Dec 7th at 200 p m The them of which will be Christma Tree Land and this will b held as usual at the Milo To~ Hall utilizing both the DiniIlj Room and Court Room
Decorations for the event ar under the direction of Mrs Patricia Crosby and her com mittee Mrs Madeline Mott Mrs Marian Carey and Mr Kathleen Tukey and coverin Publicity and Posters Mrs Elinor Cqase and General Co Chairmen Mrs Isabel Cud hea and Mrs A vis Stanchfield
The different s~ops and item which will be displayed wit] the revised list of committee are as follows Gift Shoppe - Gloria Lutterel
Jennie Tobilt and Gladys Mora F rom this shop one may ob tain handwork pillow cases tissue cases handkerchiefs
Contd Page 9
-d LCIffia
mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
2 CLEAN MANY THINGS MANY WAYS
Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
~--------------------
and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
= on HalL
paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
IVLAlU tiURE HE BRINGS THE BEST SHOP AT THE TOWN CRIER ADVER -TISERS REIvlEMBER THE MAN WHO ADVERTI shySES WANTS TO DO BUSIN -ESS tUD THAT MAKES HIM THE BEST IA~ FOR YOU
SHARI AEROSOL COLOGNE
Shari Mist Cologne in ta ll graceful spray botshyt le with goldtone cap Long-lasting spicy froshy
grance
SH ARI COLOGNE
Exotic spicy fragrance in On attractive dressing table bottle Colorful Oriental -design gift box
The T o wn C
osebusb-Towne Wedding
Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
MCKUSICK amp HATHORN - PHOTOGRAPHS
Hi to s Canplete Photographtc Senl ice
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=LECTRlC APPLIANCE CENTER
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Tobullbull Coatry Clothia Store SPECIAL this week 100 BONUS PLAID STAMPS
on all LADIES DRESSES $79 8 or over New shipments daily for Christmas DUSTERS
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ing advice on any matter fro how late a two year old shot be altowed to stay out on Surday night to howbest to W8l
the cat will write to DE SADIE in care of this new
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SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
300 ivlillionaire
TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
1115 Weathe r Show 11 20 Sports Final
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Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
bull And~r Griffith CBS Telev is ion Network c omedy star I ownS a 53-acre farm on Roanoke Isl and near Manteo S C Hugh Brannun1 Mr Green Jeans of the Captain Kangaroo seri es on(e sang and played guitar vi th Fred Waring1 s orchshyestra
shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
movies
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Make Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Curly OBrien Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Rifleman MCHales Navy The Jetsons Dr Kildare Ha ll of Fame (C) Cyrano JeBergerac
11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
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~ Homp With Aileen M~ j Grtffln Show NBC News Lore tta young Young Dr Malone lake Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Leave It To Beaver Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Flintstones International Showti me College Baske tball Maine vs Vermont
10 00 The Jac k Paar Show (C)
11 00 ABC News Final Flrst Impression (C 1110 Channe l 2 News -Weather-
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Sbow (C)
330 Wide World of Sports 500 Dance Party 600 Lawrence We lk 7 00 The Third Ma n 730 Sam Benedict 8 30 Joey Bishop Show (C) 900 Sarday Night At The
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The Man In Orbit 12 00 Frankenstein Theatre
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
Build 10 Contest
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bull Precis ion Built Rugged Sle
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Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
-d LCIffia
mmy relUllOlS iteJIG and novelties
the WSCS cookbook 5 Cookin in Milo
G~ die Shop - Susie Whar ton maDunbam Made line C aIrshy
largaret Waterhouse EJith Rideout Here will splayed home baked foods _andy jams and jellies oelicious fr ui t cakes ~~ 0 Bobby Soxers - Here e featured stuffed toys
Js for the small fry ~~ goods he adbands and
ems The committee 3ible is Eleanor Clark
lystery Boxes - Mrs _ a Byther Boxes of all
~ ~ilapes avri des criptions
_arent and Agnes Blancshy0 ar e in charge have arie ty of mittens to
- Aprons from the e ultra fancy will be
ed and the committee middot middot-ge are Bertha Howland
2cLeod Nina Morrill _lavis Mari an Campbell - a Love joy
for Milady - A feature -men will enjoy A daz shydisplay of costume jewshy
d in charge of Elsie
ioners Shop - Chrismas wrappings stationery
es in charge of Helen
fea ture this year will _bullorated gift boxes to enshy_ middothe a ttractiveness of the
~ lrchased es Xmas Nook - What
-hristmas sale without So this corner will
present a Teaths 5
cones
co
bells flower arrangements I kissing rings and bird feeder s There will also be a s ma ll collection of plants for s a le and a few inshyside wreaths and wall plaques The committee in charge are Elinor Chase Avis Stanchfield Edna Hanscom and Gladys Lydshyston
Hospitality Corner- Everyshyone is invited to visit our hosshypitality table presided over by Mrs Ethel Gerrish Mrs F reda Brown and Mrs Ottilee Ellis Here one may take ti me out from browsing to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and r es t for a few moments
Carols will be sung after school hours by the young people of the church under the direc tion of Mrs Kay Trickey
Supper will be served from 530 to 700 p m and will conshysist of hot dishes baked beans assorted salads rolls assort shyed cakes and coffee Chairman of supper is Mrs Eva Lovejoy
The Brownville Junction WSCS metin the church dining room Tuesday evening with 21 memshybers present
Stella DeMelo presided The chairman of the nominatshy
ing com mittee Hazel Davis reported the slate of officers for 1 963 as follows
P reSident Greta Manzer viee president Doris Harris recording secretary Bella Miller treasurer Stella DeshyMelo s ecretary Christian SocialRelations Ivy McClain local church activi ties Harriet Ross Missionary Education Helen Cobb Spiritual Life Addie Beaton student work Greta Connors
Poly Clean says
2 CLEAN MANY THINGS MANY WAYS
Dry Cleaning Washers Steam Dryers It C A Whirlpool Equipment Coin Oper ated E quipment
Located 97 York st Millinocket
lOUt t ck Geneva Russell literature and publications Helen Coburn supply work Elizabeth Chase promotions Gert rude Lockbar t children s work Harriet Laverdiere
Officers ill be installed De shycember 19 Final p lans were made for the annual fair and tea to be held Thursday at 2 30 p m
Ju tion Hailroadll Hefi
Plans were also made for Christmas party which j held December 19 instea-
The mee ting c losed vj
wor ship service led by the president Greta Manzer
Refresh ments were ser by members of Ada Circle
P aulRyder C P R railroad man for 47 years retired U
30th Paul started wi th the CPR onDecember 151915 as a man he was promoted to yard foreman and in 1944 was yardmaster He continued in this job until the job was in about 1954 when he reve rted to yard for eman
Corning Dec 15Narraga nset t Shan-teens
Roo Hunti~ (oots To The MI LO TOWN HALL
OR LON PILE LINE D Dancing amp R ef r eshmel P M - 12s900 Adm 5~
Sponsored by 11tk-iFi~ The Milo J C Youth Co
~--------------------
and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
= on HalL
paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
IVLAlU tiURE HE BRINGS THE BEST SHOP AT THE TOWN CRIER ADVER -TISERS REIvlEMBER THE MAN WHO ADVERTI shySES WANTS TO DO BUSIN -ESS tUD THAT MAKES HIM THE BEST IA~ FOR YOU
SHARI AEROSOL COLOGNE
Shari Mist Cologne in ta ll graceful spray botshyt le with goldtone cap Long-lasting spicy froshy
grance
SH ARI COLOGNE
Exotic spicy fragrance in On attractive dressing table bottle Colorful Oriental -design gift box
The T o wn C
osebusb-Towne Wedding
Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
MCKUSICK amp HATHORN - PHOTOGRAPHS
Hi to s Canplete Photographtc Senl ice
CHANNEL MASTE
tra nsist o rs with RF Stage and
3 gang tunin g condener
$349S
Wool Jackets Pants Boots TrtrTemp TheIshymostats (fit most cars) $1 39 Hardware Gro shyceries E lec Supplies Beverages Insulation BEST PRICES IN TOWN
INSIDE CAR WASH
Arnolds ESSO STATION
Phone WI 3-2206
PARTS AND SERVICE
Mixers
Tacuum Cleaners-Irons
-oasters-Percolators
=LECTRlC APPLIANCE CENTER
95 Pickering Square Bangor
Tobullbull Coatry Clothia Store SPECIAL this week 100 BONUS PLAID STAMPS
on all LADIES DRESSES $79 8 or over New shipments daily for Christmas DUSTERS
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SHARI DUSTINGmiddot POWDER
Spi ce-scented both pawdershywi th the exoti c Shari frashygrance Orientaldesign box Lorge bath puff inside
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hr Wo rld Turns
SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
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111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
300 ivlillionaire
TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
1115 Weathe r Show 11 20 Sports Final
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IG TELESCOPE
Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
bull And~r Griffith CBS Telev is ion Network c omedy star I ownS a 53-acre farm on Roanoke Isl and near Manteo S C Hugh Brannun1 Mr Green Jeans of the Captain Kangaroo seri es on(e sang and played guitar vi th Fred Waring1 s orchshyestra
shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
movies
A SIfART Super-Jumbo Egg Laid by a Monroe Sex-Link hen fed Eastern States LAY- BITS
Circumference of Jumbo is 8~ inches that of the normal large egg 5t Buy Smart s eggs with con shyfidence Every egg has 0
guarantee if Dot O K another dozen free
Last call for live fowl ~lOOeachyour selecti Nene after this week
Smarts Poultry Farm R R tt 2 J Jlfdlo Ivje ine Tel 1v est Enfield
More ow _ tssDon r len MOlley
Heft it-handle it-try it If youre a pm youll know why Pioneer 6-20 is the saw for high profit high production woodcuttin g
Gives you full power cutting in any position at any angle-ltuts more wood
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Mer Griffin Show NBC News In retta Young Theatre YOWlg Dr Malone
Make Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Curly OBrien Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Rifleman MCHales Navy The Jetsons Dr Kildare Ha ll of Fame (C) Cyrano JeBergerac
11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
~ Homp With Aileen M~ j Grtffln Show NBC News Lore tta young Young Dr Malone lake Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Leave It To Beaver Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Flintstones International Showti me College Baske tball Maine vs Vermont
10 00 The Jac k Paar Show (C)
11 00 ABC News Final Flrst Impression (C 1110 Channe l 2 News -Weather-
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Sbow (C)
330 Wide World of Sports 500 Dance Party 600 Lawrence We lk 7 00 The Third Ma n 730 Sam Benedict 8 30 Joey Bishop Show (C) 900 Sarday Night At The
For Teen Movies No Down Payment _lheingold Theater
The Man In Orbit 12 00 Frankenstein Theatre
1 00 Football Boston at San Diego
645 All Pro Scoreboard 700 Ensign OToole 7 30 Walt DisneyS Wond e rful
World of Color (Color) 830 Car 54 Where Are You 900 Bonanza (Color) 1000 Dinah Shore (C) 11 00 Channe l 2 News 11 15 Stoney Burke
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
Build 10 Contest
NEW Wizard Truetype Portable Typewrite r
bull Two-Color Ribbon bull Touch Control
bull Full Size 44-Key Office Keyboard
bull Full Size Roller bull Automatic Margins
bull Extra Large Return for 9
bull Precis ion Built Rugged Sle
bull 12 Ibs with Briefcue Sty
Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
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and Linda _ ne daughter of Mr and _ Earl Towne of Milo were -r-ied last Saturday noon at = Catholic Churchin Brownshyc Jct
- eRos ebush was maid-ofshy_ -r and Roger Larabee was
man A reception was hat evening in the Milo
= on HalL
paper
_ and Mrs David Larlee dson N H were here for
edding ~ couple wi ll reside with shyand Mr s Towne
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Winner This Week BLANCHE DEGESTROM
F ilms receivea lOr process ing by Hathorn or McshyKusick before each Thur sday will be judged on photoshygraphic interest The winning picture wi ll be r un here and a pr i ze of an 8 x 10 enlargement wi ll be given
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Tobullbull Coatry Clothia Store SPECIAL this week 100 BONUS PLAID STAMPS
on all LADIES DRESSES $79 8 or over New shipments daily for Christmas DUSTERS
PAJAMAS COATS CAR COATS STORM COATS CHILDRENS SLACKS JERSEYS amp JACKE TS SOX TIGHTS SHOES SR SOX TIGHTS SHOES RUBBER FOOTWEAR keep them warm and dry
SHOP MILO amp SAVE
Visit r BEAny BAR For Christmls G
a
IN OTICE I We have a young lady
would like to start an ad i column in our paper We ho any person of any age vi l
ing advice on any matter fro how late a two year old shot be altowed to stay out on Surday night to howbest to W8l
the cat will write to DE SADIE in care of this new
~
i Selections For Mr Mrs ampMis
SHARI DUSTINGmiddot POWDER
Spi ce-scented both pawdershywi th the exoti c Shari frashygrance Orientaldesign box Lorge bath puff inside
A
-~middotyman
hr Wo rld Turns
SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
m Reporter 2 30 Huusepart) allege of the Air 300 llillionaire
~30 To Te ll The Truth 355 CBS New 4 00 Sec ret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo Tne Clom 600 Ge o rge Hale Spor ts 630 P assword 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports mU tes 71 5 Waller Cronkite 730 Rawhide 8 30 ClIr is tmll s Daddies 1962 11 00 News at E leve n 11 15 Chris tmas Daddies 1962
Conclusiou - _~-- DEC EiC-~ 1962
Capers 40 0 College FootbaLl Kick Off 5mny 415 )C AA F ootball
ItSyracuse Univ - UCLA 715 Co llcge 100 Lba il Scoreboa rd 730 Jackie Gleason 830 Delenders 930 Have Gun Vmiddotlill T ravel 1000 Gunsmoke 11 00 Channel 5 News 111 5 Bud Lea vilt Show
t B~l tl more II 45 Gallant Men
1919 1 45 Pro Footba ll Kick Off ~ OO 1 1 Football
Cleveland al New York 500 Amate ur Hour I) 80 CulIlge Bowl 600 The Wi za rd of 02 800 Ed Slllivan 9 00 Rea l McCoys 930 Tr ue Theater 1000 Candid Camera 10 30 What 1s )11 Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 1115 Hawai ian E5c
-- = -
Ch el S
111 OlcAY DECEMBER 10 1962 7 20 Open Door 3 30 To Tell The Truti 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 400 Se(re t Storm 8 00 Captain Kanaroo 430 Edge of Night 900 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 950 Prj mary Science 600 Fai r Excbange 10 00 Calendar 7 00 News at Seen 1030 Tennessee Ernie 710 Spor ts Hilites 11 00 Rea l MCCoys 715 Walter CronkIte 1130 Pete amp Gladys 730 To Tell The Trul 12 00 Love of Life 8 00 I ve Got A Secret 1225 CBS News 830 Lucy Show 12 30 Sea rch Fur Tomor row 900 Danny Thomas 1215 Guiding Light 930 Andy Griffitll 1 00 Jane Wyman 1000 B e n Casey 130 As The World Turns 11 00 News a t Eleven 200 Password 110 15 Weather
2 30 Houseparty 11 20 Naked City
300 ivlillionaire
TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 720 Ope n Door 300 Millionaire 7 25 Farm Reporter 355 CBS Nevs 730 College of the Ail 400 Secret Storm 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 430 E dge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 500 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 10 30 Tennessee Ernie 630 Yogi Bear 11 00 The Re al MCCoys 700 Kews a t Seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 7 10 SporLs Hilites 12 00 Love of Life 715 Walter Cronkite 12 25 CBS News 730 Loretta Young 12 30 Search F or Tomorrow 8 00 Lloyd Bridges 1245 Guiding Light 830 Red Skelton 100 Jane Wyman 930 Jack Benny 130 As The World Tums 10 00 Gat-ry Moore 200 Password 1100 News At Eleven 2 30 Houseparty 11 15 Weatlle r Show
11 20 77 Sunset StTip WEDNESDA~ECEMBER 12 1962 720 Open Door NO To Tell The Truth 7 2 5 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News 730 College of the Air 4 00 Sec r et Stor m 800 Captain KangaToo 4 30 Edge of Night 9 00 Love of Mike 5 00 Bozo The Clown 1000 Calendar 600 TBA 1030 Tennessee Erni e 630 Our Man lli ggins 11 00 Real McCoys 7 00 News at seven 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 710 SPOTtS Hililes 1200 Love of Life 715 w a lter Cronkile 1225 CBS News 7middot30 CBS Reports 12 30 Search For To m orrow 101 Days to Venice 12 45 Guiding Light 830 Dobie Gillis 1 00 Jane Vyman 900 Be verly Hillbillies 1 30 As The World Turns 930 Dick Van Dyk 200 P assword 10 00 US Steel Howshy2 30 HouseparLy Big Day for a SCTamt ~~OO tvlillionaire 1100 News at Elev en
1115 Weathe r Show 11 20 Sports Final
bullbull I
CB~STARS ~~
THROUTH THE T OWN CRIER
IG TELESCOPE
Victor Borge Bob Hope Dean Martin and Lana Turner are among the many stars who made their television debuts on The Ed sultivan Show
bull And~r Griffith CBS Telev is ion Network c omedy star I ownS a 53-acre farm on Roanoke Isl and near Manteo S C Hugh Brannun1 Mr Green Jeans of the Captain Kangaroo seri es on(e sang and played guitar vi th Fred Waring1 s orchshyestra
shyDick VanDyke CBS Television Network comedy star spends hours of spare time studying Stan Laurel ar1 C ary Grant
movies
A SIfART Super-Jumbo Egg Laid by a Monroe Sex-Link hen fed Eastern States LAY- BITS
Circumference of Jumbo is 8~ inches that of the normal large egg 5t Buy Smart s eggs with con shyfidence Every egg has 0
guarantee if Dot O K another dozen free
Last call for live fowl ~lOOeachyour selecti Nene after this week
Smarts Poultry Farm R R tt 2 J Jlfdlo Ivje ine Tel 1v est Enfield
More ow _ tssDon r len MOlley
Heft it-handle it-try it If youre a pm youll know why Pioneer 6-20 is the saw for high profit high production woodcuttin g
Gives you full power cutting in any position at any angle-ltuts more wood
faster with lower maintenance Starts in an Instant at any temperature See it
here today A sk for a demonstration
ONLY $24000 Trade In Your Old TNuble-Maker
toward A New High Production Ploner
SHOfMILO SPUR
WLBZ -TV
Mer Griffin Show NBC News In retta Young Theatre YOWlg Dr Malone
Make Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Curly OBrien Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Rifleman MCHales Navy The Jetsons Dr Kildare Ha ll of Fame (C) Cyrano JeBergerac
11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
~ Homp With Aileen M~ j Grtffln Show NBC News Lore tta young Young Dr Malone lake Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Leave It To Beaver Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Flintstones International Showti me College Baske tball Maine vs Vermont
10 00 The Jac k Paar Show (C)
11 00 ABC News Final Flrst Impression (C 1110 Channe l 2 News -Weather-
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Sbow (C)
330 Wide World of Sports 500 Dance Party 600 Lawrence We lk 7 00 The Third Ma n 730 Sam Benedict 8 30 Joey Bishop Show (C) 900 Sarday Night At The
For Teen Movies No Down Payment _lheingold Theater
The Man In Orbit 12 00 Frankenstein Theatre
1 00 Football Boston at San Diego
645 All Pro Scoreboard 700 Ensign OToole 7 30 Walt DisneyS Wond e rful
World of Color (Color) 830 Car 54 Where Are You 900 Bonanza (Color) 1000 Dinah Shore (C) 11 00 Channe l 2 News 11 15 Stoney Burke
962
200 2 55 ~100
_bull Go -ernment 330
(Color) 400 430 600 630 640 645 700 730 800 8 30 930
130 200 2 55 300 330 400 430 600 630 640 645 700 7 30 830
erura tion _ _ ~
- tU I-5 -
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
Build 10 Contest
NEW Wizard Truetype Portable Typewrite r
bull Two-Color Ribbon bull Touch Control
bull Full Size 44-Key Office Keyboard
bull Full Size Roller bull Automatic Margins
bull Extra Large Return for 9
bull Precis ion Built Rugged Sle
bull 12 Ibs with Briefcue Sty
Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
A
-~middotyman
hr Wo rld Turns
SDAY DECEMBER 6 1962 D Door 3 30 To Tell The Truth m Reporter 3 55 CBS News
Colege of the Air 40 0 Secret Storm (aptain I~angaroo 4 30 Edge of Night love 01 like 500 Bo w The Clown ~ lck La LanIle 530 Pre-Legislative ConJcrence ~Oc- DC Mike 6 00 Czzie and Han- i e ~
Primary Science 630 ~lr Ed a le ndar 7 00 News at Seven
T 1rmessee Ernie 710 Sports Hilitcs Rcal MCCoys 715 Wa ltel CronkitE
Po te amp Gladys 7 30 vIy Three Sons Love of Life 8 00 Perry Mason Search For TomorIm [~ 00 The Nurses
Guiding Light 10 00 Alfred Hilchcock -tOe Vyman 11 00 Ne s at E le ven
sTile )rld Turns 11 15 Weather Show p middotts sword 1120 Sports Fina l iGUseparty 11 25 Top Star Bowling ~lUonaire
DECEMBER 7 1962 )pen Door 2 00 P a ssword
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Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
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Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
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BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy
WLBZ -TV
Mer Griffin Show NBC News In retta Young Theatre YOWlg Dr Malone
Make Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Curly OBrien Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Rifleman MCHales Navy The Jetsons Dr Kildare Ha ll of Fame (C) Cyrano JeBergerac
11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
~ Homp With Aileen M~ j Grtffln Show NBC News Lore tta young Young Dr Malone lake Room For Daddy Popeye and His Pals Leave It To Beaver Channel 2 News Sports Report Huntley Brinkley Report The Flintstones International Showti me College Baske tball Maine vs Vermont
10 00 The Jac k Paar Show (C)
11 00 ABC News Final Flrst Impression (C 1110 Channe l 2 News -Weather-
Sports 11 30 The Tonight Sbow (C)
330 Wide World of Sports 500 Dance Party 600 Lawrence We lk 7 00 The Third Ma n 730 Sam Benedict 8 30 Joey Bishop Show (C) 900 Sarday Night At The
For Teen Movies No Down Payment _lheingold Theater
The Man In Orbit 12 00 Frankenstein Theatre
1 00 Football Boston at San Diego
645 All Pro Scoreboard 700 Ensign OToole 7 30 Walt DisneyS Wond e rful
World of Color (Color) 830 Car 54 Where Are You 900 Bonanza (Color) 1000 Dinah Shore (C) 11 00 Channe l 2 News 11 15 Stoney Burke
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CHANNEL 2 HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962
Spotlight On Youth Talented youngsters fro nQrtheastern Maine display their talents on llDo the r Spotlight On Youtll program
TRt SDAY DEC EMBER 61962
_1 OBrien Show- Country and ~ stern
~ I a lulf-hour get together are high shythe Curly OBrien Snow 3ta rri ng
C c O~ien middotIn ide K1ng the Top lisnds _ ~~-
Chan nel 2 MOlDAY DECEMBER 10 1962 600 Continental Classroom 130
Atomic Age Physics 200 630 Continental Classroom 255
American Gov e rnment (C) 300 700 Today 330 725 News 400 730 Today 430
825 News 600 830 Today 630 900 Mason Mutt Presents 640 930 Al amp Aileen 645 10 00 S~y When 700
1025 NBC News 730 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 830 11 00 ~he Price Is Right (C) 930
At Home With Aileen The Merv Griffin Show (C)
NBC New c Loretta Young Theatre Young Dr ~Ialone
Make Room For 0 dd Popeye and His Pals The Pioneers Channel 2 News Sports Repor t Huntley Brinkley Report Im Dickens He s F ens ter
Its A Mans World Going My Way The Price Is Right (C)
11 30 Concentration 1000 Combat 12 00 TruthOr Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy1 00 Yours foc A flung Sports
TUE SDAY DECEMBER 11 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental Classroom
American Governm ent (C) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 9 30 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 1025 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunc h (C) 1100 The P rice Is Right (C) 1130 Concentration
130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 255 NBC News 300 Loretta Young Theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 600 The Deputy 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Repo rt 645 Huntley B rinkley Report 700 Donna Reed Show 730 Laramie (C) 830 Empire (C) 930 Dick Powell Show 1030 Dragnet
12 00 Your First Impression (C ) 11 00 ABC News Final 12 30 Truth Or Consequences 1110 Channel 2 News-Veathershy
1255 NBC News Day Report Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song 1130 Toniht Show (C) WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 1962 600 Continental Classroom
Atomic Age Physics 6 30 Continental Classroom
American Government (e) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 ~Iason Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen 1000 Say When 10 25 NBC News 1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 ~he Price Is Right (C) 11 30 Concentration 1200 Your First Impression (C) 12 30 Truth 0middot Consequences 1255 NBC News Day Report 1 00 Yours For A Song
130 At Home Wllh Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show laquo 255 NBC Ne ws 300 Loretta Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Popeye and His Pals 60Q Hennessey 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sports Report 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 700 Spotlight on Youth 730 The Virginian (C) 9 00 Perry Como (C)
1000 The Eleven th Hour 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weathershy
Spo rts 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)
930 PM The Hallmark Hall of Fame Cyrano de Bergerac Christopher Plummer w11l star in the title role of Edmund Rostands classical romantic drama Cyrano de Bergerac II Hope Lange stars as Roxanne a beautiful cousin of the Seventeenth Century Gascon Guardsman whose sword and pen fought hyproc risy pride and prejudice
FRIDAY DECEMBER 71962
730 PM College Basketball Maine versus Ver- middot mont Channel Two presents all the co lor and excitement of college baskethall when it presents the first in a six-game schedule of University of Maine home games
1000 PM The Jac k Paar Show Jack will be host 0
Judy Garland in one of her rare appearances on a regularly scheduled te levi s ion shllw
ddltionally Rober l Go~ CI _ old Rober t Morshyley lIt be guest
Build 10 Contest
NEW Wizard Truetype Portable Typewrite r
bull Two-Color Ribbon bull Touch Control
bull Full Size 44-Key Office Keyboard
bull Full Size Roller bull Automatic Margins
bull Extra Large Return for 9
bull Precis ion Built Rugged Sle
bull 12 Ibs with Briefcue Sty
Win this De lux Typewriter for Chri shyMerely wri te a letter in your own on what you yourself can do to he lp _ 1 Milo into a better town in which to 1 E
Any age any topic I civic moral llld trial educational etc) no holds bar_ Bring the letters into my Wester n Store
The winners essay will be publis the Town Crier_
Signed Tom Howard
BULLETIN Reginald Dority Supt of Schools
reported late last night that Roge r Clapp will take over immediately as coach of the Milo Cagers
Clapp property of the Milwauke Braves will replace Charles Hotha who recently accepted a similar po sition at Cape Elizabeth High
The new coach well known througshyhout Eastern Maine will fill the oc~ cupancy during the 1962-1963 sea son Mrs Alta Clark will assume Hothams teaching duties of Histo and American Democracy