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FOR RENT Wheelchairs, Walkers, Canes Crutches, for sale or rent at Daggett's Pharmacy in .Milo. Call 943-7780.

FLOWERS We have Fresh and Artifici­

al Flowers for all occasions, · MILO FLOWER SHOP Maine Street, 943-2638.

FOR SALE 100% Orion Ac:rylt.; - 4 oz.

Skein - 69¢. 100% Orlong Say­elle - 4 oz. Skein- 99¢. 100% Wintuk - 2 oz. Skein - 39¢. Hand Knit items also on sale. Mrs. Jackie Russell, Milo.

FOR SALE qO x 12, 2 bedroom moblle

home with added room. Fur­nished or unfu,.nlshed includ­ing washer & d!'yer. Knapp T!'aile,. Park in Milo. Call 943-2039 '

SERVICE Hair done in your home. Call

943-8818 . Anne Johnston.

. . . Joanne Brigham, EDITOR Phone 943-7384

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends,

relatives and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, for their flowers, donations and cards during our recent berevement at the ioss of Bu­tble (Brown) Badger. wife, mo­ther, daughter and granddau­ght,;r. John Badger - husband Robin, Vicki, Patty, Timmy Tommy, children Elizabeth Brown, mother Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patridge grandparents.

U OFM NEWS Eighteen Maine citizens, all

interested in natural foods ei­ther as producers. distributors or consumers, met Tuesday evening in the vestry of the s. Freeport Church and formed a new organization to be known as the Maine Organic Foods Association with the hope that the group will attract natural food advocates from through­out the state. Some of the aims ofthcg roup are to formulate set of standards for organic growers, to establish a certi­fication program to hold con­ferences and conduct tours or organic farms, to exchange growing hints, and marketing tips.

The meeting, which followed an organic food supper, was called by Charles Gould and Mrs. Rita Ridgway, EJ~."tenslon Agents of the Cooperative Ex­tension Service of Androsco­ggin-Segadahoc Counties. It grew out of an organic garden­ing field day at Thomas Point

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~""Pi tal CJ1~w~ ADMISSIONS WEEK OF DECEMBER 13: MILO: Susan Hartin

Mary Hood MEDWAY: Donna Philpot Mellssa Llgtlg Fred Gould BROWNVILLE· Debra Sm!th Ella riolllns . i'l udrey Randall Walter Hoxie Elizabeth Horne CHARLESTON: Doris Frederick Daniel Ireland Charles Grinnell Jr.

DISCHARGES: HUDSON:

Ethel Thayer MILO:

Don Jay LeRoy Randall Ruby Hamlin Debra Smith Donna Philpot Mary Hood Elizabeth Horne Louise Angove

BROWNVILLE: Warren Stanhope

GIFTS:

Rattle Robertson Ella Rollins Cathy Purdue Florence Warren CHARLESTON: Daniel Ireland

MEDWAY: Melissa Llgtig

Two poinsettia plants from Dr. and Mrs, Curtis. 27 lbs. squash from Dr. Pearson. Electric clock for nurses station from Dr. Garcia.

Money for purchase of Geriatric chair from Milo Comunlty Hospital Auxiliary.

Subscription to R.eaders Digest from Ralph Applebee. Subscription to Ladies Home Journal from Superior Paper

TRANSFERS: Mrs. Nina Morrill, Mllo to E. M. M. C. Bangor. Edward Uordon, Mllo, to Brown Nursing Home Monson. Patrick Hines, Milo, to E. M. M. C, Bangor. ·

FHA SUPERVISOR ATTENDS MEETING

Mr. R. Dean McKuslck, As­sistant County Supervisor, Piscataquis County office, Do­ver-Foxcroft, Maine, recent­ly attended an F. H, A. District Training Meeting at Dexter; The meeting was conducted by Raymond E. Amden, Supervi­sor, District III, which is com­posed of Bangor, Lin9oln, Do­ver-Foxcroft, Newport. Skow­hegan. Farmington and Water­vllle.

The meeting covered all as­pects of Farmers Home Ad­ministration loan programs. It was held to up-date all County Supervisors on new FHA policies.

Anyone Interested in obtain­ing information on Farmers Home Administration loans may contact the Dover-Fox­croft office, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a . m. to 4:30 p. m.

GATHER TAX RECORDS NO~ IRS ADVISES TAXPAYERS

With the income tax filing season almost here, get a head start on your 1971 return by getting your tax records toge­ther now.

Whitney L. Wheeler, District Director of Internal Revenue for Maine, said that cancelled checks, receipts, records of contributions, and other finan­cial data will help you preparE a more accurate 1971 Federal income tax·return.

NOTICE The Dover-Foxcroft Farm­

ers Home Administration officE will be closed all day Friday, December 24. The office will re-open on Monday, Decem­ber 27, at 8:00 a.m.

COMING EVENTS Ecumenical Choir is giving

their c antata again Sunday, Dec. 26 at 4:00 p, m. In Brown­ville Jet. at St. FX.

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TRAVELLING THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND?

GIVE YOURSELF TIME - DON'T RUSH

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UNITED BAPTISH CHURCH MILO, MAINE Rev. George Gray Pastor Sunday, December 26

Bible School at 9:40 a.m. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship Service 11 a.m. Pri­mary and Junior B. Y. F. g roups meet at 6:15 p.m. Evening Serivce at 7:30p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 29

Prayer and Bible study at 7:30p.m.

Friday, December 31 , New Year Eve Service 9:00 p.

m. Missionary Filin, refresh­ments, Fellowship and Com­munion.

KllWDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S wiTNESSES DOVER ROAD MILO , MAINE SUNDAY, DEC. 26 Publlc Talk 9:30am

Life ·in Security and Happin­ess Under Messiah's Reign Watchtower Study 10:30 am

Bringing the Holy Place into Right Condition based on Dan­tel 8:14 TUESDAY, DEC. 28

Bible Study with aid of book "The Nations Shall Know

That I Am Jehovah"- How? 7 p.m. • THURSDAY, DEC. 30

Meetings cancelled due to Circuit Assembly in Ellsworth

PARISH QF ST. Fl\ANCIS XAVIER AND ST. PAUL, BROWN­VILLE JUNCTION AND MILO , MAINE Pastor Joseph Whitlock 965-2341 Confessions before Masses Mass Schedule ThuJ.'Sday 7:30a.m. BJ for Donald Knox by the Nicola Sapiel's Friday Vigil of Christmas 6 p.m. D. Knox by neighbors and friends .This Friday Mass satisfies for Christmas obligation. Christms.s Mid-night Mass at BJ Mr. and Mrs. John Hourigan by the David Felda.

'Mid-Night at St. Paul for Clouse Applebee. 8:30a.m. for Gertrude McGrath by family BJ. Fr. Holland's two other Masses will be for Ernee~ Mollicone by family and for Donald Knox by Carol and Norman Horne 10:30 am Milo parishioners. . Saturday 6 P• m. BJ for Butch Hoag by parents. 8:30a.m. BJ for The parishioners. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Milo for Mina Bushway by Wilfred, Ella & Billy. Thanks to Woody McLeary for cleaning and refilling fire ex-tinguishers. · A candle was burned for George Vale. Collection $329. 00 and soul count 319- Great- God Bless you. Altarboys the Mac­Donald brothers next week the St. Onge brothers. The small disher at the Nativity scenes are for your offering for Holy Childhood. Please help the children who have no Christmas. ~Scapular medals small $1. 00 large $2. 00 in back of church. We need a few more people to donate flowers for St. Paul. for Xinas. Organist- Fern Cunnlngham - Joline Frazier- Eleanor Cyr. Religious Education classes will resume Sun<;lay Jan. 2

IDl!r IDnwtt illrirr Subscription Name ______________________ ___

Stree\ ______________________ ___

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P lease find enc l.ose.d (cl role one, $8. 84 for 52 weeks •. $4.42for 2o weeks.}

Education laws M.S.A.D. NO. 41

Schools will close Thursday for the Christmas recess. They will resume classes January 3, 1972.

Recent vote.s taken by the Directors have been as follows: A­wardlng of the oll bid toM. C. Horne & Sons,, Inc., arrange to purchase and lntall watchdog devices on all school buildings (these devices are a sentry light that goes on when a furnace is not functioning), to purchase a shaper and belt sander from John Hoskins.

At the last regular meeting held December 15, the Directors granted audience with attorneys ~aul Zendzian and Alex Hum­phy from the Pine Tree Legal Assistance, Inc •. , of Bangor. They requested of the Board that when a family is ellglble and receiving free or reduced hot lurich and there are se\eral in the family then the total family should receive hot 1unch even though some buildings don't have facilities.

The District's present problem is the fact that the main kit­chen at P. V. H. S. will handle only 500 servings and that is whs.t it is presently providing, Including the satellite lunches. To prevent discrlmlnation from all pupils, it would be necessary to provide 750 .more lunches and a minimum of 200 if one more building was to be taken care of. Pupils pre~ently being served are: P. V. H. S., Special Education, LaGrange Primary, At­kinson Primary, and Brownville Village Primary. Milo pupils walk or are bussed if they so choose. At this time there is no solution to help a famlly who }].as an eligible oupU at the high school receiving free lunch- and another child at the Middle school where the program doesn't isist without capital expeni diture of some kind. The Directors tabled ·any action until fur­ther information Is available.

The Directors' Negotiations Team consistlng of Mrs. Paul Bradeen, Miss Rachel Prescott, Mr. Richard Russell, Mr. Wllliam Tynan, and Supt. Richard SaWyer have been meeting Sundayeveningswith the M.S. A. D. No. 41 Educators' Associ­ation Team which consists of Mr. Virgil Valente, Mr. Louis Stevens, Miss Judy Hall, and Mr. Philip Gerow.

The Reading Department has been preparing a tape showing various sequences in the reading process and its teaching tech­niques. The children have been very responsive and the equip­ment Is beginning to develop into a fine teaching tool wlth many possibllltles. The equipment was purchased- with state constru­ction aid and cost the District approximately fifteen hundred dollars. The total cost with state aid was a budgeted $3,023, Several P. V. H. s. students have been trained as crews to oper­ate the equipment and this has provided great motivation and a learning experience In the field of electronics.

The Directors of M.s. A. D. No. 41 and Union 85 held their annual meeting this month and extended the superintendent's contract another year• . . ·

The directors are providing maintena:nce service . for the Lion's Pee Wee basketball league held Saturday mornings at P. V. H. s. There are some 60 5th and 6th grade boys from all over the district participating.

The Lions held their annual Christmas dinner at P . V. H. s. cafeteria and approximately 200 pupils attended.

M.s. A. D. No. 41 wishes to extend a very happy holiday sea­son to all families and their loved ones .

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of the Milo lrtons Clu served a Christmas Din­ner to 163 younj;sters at the :Cafeteria of P. V. H. S. last saturday.

ln above photo Lion Arthur Carey helps a llttle girl with her milk container. In photo at right Lion Phil Gerowd!s­tributed more than 125 pairs of mittens which were made J for the occasion by several local women.

Following the dinner the 111-tle folks were taken to the Milo Fire station yard where the Fire Dept. , assisted by San­ta passed out candy. (Staff photos by Tony Davis)

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JOSEPH P. CHAISSON UNIT, AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY F:~~~~<~l1liil:llll<i~~~~~~~~'l:llllllilil1!3liiSliiS~lllli,._..__, The Joseph P, Chaisson Unit, American Legion Auxiliary held I

their annual Christmas Party at the Milo Legion Home Wednes- w. A N T ·.E D· . ! day evening, following the business session, which was con- ! ducted by Mrs. Kathleen Sinclair, president. . !

Mrs. Sinclair read · a note of acknowledgement from the De- I · · · ·I partment Rehabilltation chairman for the items sent for the. Togus Christqi.as Gift ~op, She stated contents value $70.69. · Also reported sending cards to Legionnaire John Yakulevich

.at Togus and a thank ·you note to Mary Lutterell. Correspondence includedthank_you notes from the Kinney and 1

Canney families, also Adeline Ladd. I l A bulletin from Legion Public Relations officer Daniel Lam- : · ~! 1 be.rt was read also excerpts fx:om the Pine Tree News. · The resignation of Mrs. Ethel Perry as Community.Service

and. Unit Activities chairman read and accepted with regret. ~

CTl hbe Ucnit votedt• to ppurchase two bAooks s'fohr the Milo Gfarden I l . u s onserva 1on roject in our rea c ools, speci ically J l&

for Biology and Home Economics teachers. 1 One Christopher Cringle, alias Claus, for deliberate and pre- ~ Ten dollars was voted for Christmas coupon books for Togus 1 mediated entry, via chimney, into thousands of homes. Age . . . I

and a donation of ten dollars for the National League of Fam- 1 about 2,000 years. Weight . .. a good load for eight .reindeers. I ilies of·POWS- 1\I[IA, 1 Heigkt ... tall enough to be a short policeman, but he's never !

Mrs, Bet:nice Pierce and Mrs, Winona Grindell were appoint- 1 caught flat-footed. Habits . . . decided tendency to brea~ out ! ed to serve with Mes. Gladys McPhal.l Chaplain, as a resolu~ 1 (or in) around December 25th. Disposition .. ~:genial, but ! tiona committee for deceased member, Mrs. Betsey Coulters, 1 watch your· pocket-book. Features . : . red nose, handlebar ~

Mrs. Pearl Pratt and Mrs. Rebecca Kinney reported ill. 1 moustaches, heavy growth of white fuzz on chin. Known to -~ Piscataquis County Council will meet in Milo January 15. I be killer .. . of blues troubles, cares and worries. J

Planning committee for same. Mrs. Kathleen Sinclair, Mrs. J MaryKelley, Mrs. Ruth Heal, Mrs. Adeline Ladd, Mrs. Avis . !

. stanchfield, Mrs. Jeanette Mudgett, Mrs. Virginia Stevens ~ R E w A R n· ~ and Mrs. Marie Page. This group to meet at ·Legion Home I . · ~

J~u;i~n~O .:~c~-i~~~·benefit Scholarship Fund to be belt at the ~~ A generous .. eward wiB be paid to anyone who locates· th.e old ~ January 19 meeting, with Mrs. Adeline Ladd and Mrs. Virgin- ~ ia Stevel).S in charge. gentleman on or before December 25th. The rewar~ \viii be ~

Mrs. Sinclair mentioned the Christmas Cantata being ·pre- ~ doubled if he can be persuaded to. _:visit each qne of .our good .. ~ sented Sunday December 19, at the Par.k street Methodist Church R frien~s and patrons to exP.ress our hearty good wishes for a ~

The Unit joined by Post for refreshments, served by mem- . of our friends a ·giant stocking filled with happiness, pel\ce ·and ! and extended an invitation for members to attend. I Merry Christmas. The reward will be tripled if he leaves .each .. !

hers in the dining room followed by a brief program of appro- lil. prosperity for- -19n, . :. ! priate readings by Mrs. Sinclair; and an exchange of gifts from " I a decorated tree; Roger stanchfield as. Santa Claus assisted I Daggett, s ph ·a r m ac·y . •,I by Nell Arbo, who also distributed popcorn and candy bags. l

A social hour enjoyed,

NEOTERIC CLUB "'"""""""""'...,...."'"'"'""".......,........,'"'....J . The Neoteric Club MFWC for the Kidney machine, Mrs, A collection was taken for a met Tuesday evening at the Shirlene Ladd reported that needy family. · Milo Town Hall for a regular this club will donate 8, 000 It was . voted to give warm x:neeting of 21 members and coupons to the project; clothing and necessities to a president Mrs. Dawna Per- Correspondence was read familyratherthanadinner and kins. from Alice M. Cobert, MFWC to take . the necessary funds

Correspondence was read on bicycle safety; from the Girl from the Community Improve­from the Central Community Scouts thanking the club for ment _Fund. The committee to Council concerning a Senior their interest and a thank yciu complete the project is Mrs. Citizen Center; from District note from Linnie Dick. Elaine Lewis, .Miss Judy Hall President, Mary Noel urging Mrs. Perkins reported that and :M;rs. Annette Hurt. that reports and dues be tu-rn- the dental clinic has gone well The January committee will ed in; from the Augusta Junior Mrs. Athalie Burke reported be headed by Mrs. Marie De­Club stating that they have re- on the Bazaar and thanked the maso. ceived 400,000 of the 600, 000 members for their help. Mrs, At the close of the business BettY, Crocker coupons needed Virginia stevens was voted in meeting, Mrs. Virginia Foss

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On Christmas Eve! SO THAT THE STAFFS MA'Y EN.JOy-~·i.r:'N:A.T EVENING . WITH THEIR ·FAMILIES! .

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Data compiled by Mr. Walter Oakes. THROUGH DEC 21st.

PENOUIS LEAGUE STANDINGS AreYouALAST MINUTE

Points Scored SHOPPER?

Foxcroft PCHS Schenck

• Greenville 1 Nokomis

Penquis . Dexter

Lincoln

WON 'Lo PCT. For , A vg. )

4 0 1. 0(}0 303 (75. 5) 280 4 0 1. 000 298 (74; 5) 225 3 1 • 750 264 (66. 0) 247 2 2 . 500 276 (69. 0) 283 2 2 • 500 286 (71. 5). 277 1 3 • 250 237 (59. 3) 282 o 1 4 • ooo 265 (66. s> 218 0 I 4 I". 000 254 (63. 7) I 296

PENOUIS TEAMS OVERALL PCHS 5 0 1.000

. 800

. 666 • 500 . 450 .333 .333 • 000

372 (74. 4) 286 367 (73.4) 351 Foxcroft 4 1

Schenck 4 2 Nokomis 3 3 Penquis 2 3 Dexter 2 4 Greenville 2 . 4 Lincoln · 0 6

429 (71. 3) 386 393 (65. 5) 383 319 (63. 8) 360 398 (66. 3) 382 371 (61. 8) 412 3~~ (54, 3) 451

lEAGUE SCORING LEADERS

(Avg.)

(70. 0) (55, 0) (61. 8) (70. 8) ' (69. 3) (70. 5) (69. 5) (74. 0)

(57. 2) (70. 2) (64. 3) (63. 8) (72, 0) (63. 7) (68. 7) (75. 2)

PLAYER TEAM . GAMES POINTS (A vg.)

Bruce Hyland:l Greenvllle 4 Rick Wesley Nokomis 4 Tom Whitney Lincoln 4 Dick Kimball Dexter 4 Wally Russell Penquis 4 Don Hawthorne Nokomis 4 Mike Voniderstine Gree!lville 4 Joey Deveau Schenck 4 Bob Kimball PCHS 4 Steve Pelletier Nokomis 4

SCORES

Frlday, Dec. 17 l.,.

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93 75 75 73 68 66 65 64 64 63

(23. 3) (18 . 8) (18. 8) (18. 3)· (17. 0) (16. 5). (16 . 3) (16 . 0) (16. 0) (15, 8)

Foxcroft 66-Dexter 64 PCHS 78-Lincoln 62 Greenville 75-Nokomls 61 Schenck 68-Penquis 57

by Carol Jean Bradstreet

.saturday, Dec. 18 Foxcroft 76-Linooln 66 PCHS 67-Schenck 51 Dexter 58- 0rono 53 Penquis 82- Ellsworth 78 Ft. Kent 90-Greenville 45

Tuesday, Dec. 21

Last weekend was a big bas­ketball weekend. Cm Friday the girlsplayed Higgins. Because of busing problems Higgins onlybrought one team, the re­fore only the varsity played. P. V. H. S. varisity girls won by a score of 42- 24 wlth Ann Sawyer leading the scoring wlth

We wish you a Warm, Comfortable and

Happ y Christ.mas!

Dial 2555 in Milo Nokomis 71-Dexter 68 Foxcroft 87-Greenville 78 Ellsworth 69-Lincoln 44 Orono 65-Schenck 56

13 points. • At Schenck 011 Friday nlgnt, (,tJelt,d,

SCHEDULE No Games Until January 4th

HAVE A SAFE, HAPPY CHRISTMAS.

Keep water in your tree stand and don't go out and leave your tree lights on.

Penquls was ahead 19- to 15 at ~ 1

• ~. the end of the first quarter but V ""'-by half~tlme schenck had pul- .._ __ .., _____ ..;..;..J led ahead 33-29. During the 15 and Bill .tlutterfleld with 10 third quarter ten points separ- led the scoring, ated the two teams. In the final Saturday night, Ellsworth quarter the points scored were played Penquis at home. The about even so Schenck came Ellsworth team was behind most out on top 68-57. Wally Russell of the event-qg but they were with 17, Doug Dummings with Cont 'd on page 8

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MILO GARDEN CLUB The Milo Garden Club met

Tuesday evening Dee. 14 at the home of Mrs. Marguerite · Hamlin on Elm St. with 20 members attending.

The Hostess was assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Carey and Mrs,

.. · Marjorie Brockway co-hostess serving a Pot Luck Supper which proceeded . the meeting and e}tchange of Christmas ·~ gifts . .

At the Business meeting con- ; ducted by the President Mrs. Grace Doble Flag Salute and .. Club Collect was repeated.

Reports of Sec. and Treas­read ·and accepted,

Reports of Standing and Spe­cial Committee given.

Mrs. Louisa Billings Chair­man Garden Therapy passed Greeting Cards to be signed by members to be sent to absent and ill members.

Ladies of the Milo Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Louisa Billings on Sunday afternoon to fix Christmas plates of goodies which they have since delivered to over 70 shut-ins, the ill and to the Hibbard Nursing Home in Dover-Foxcroft. Ladies who worked on the project were Edith White, Grace Doble, Hilda Frown, Louisa Billings, (back) Loueen Carlson. NadineCl-arl and Abbie Hoskins. (Staff photo. by Tony Davis)

Mrs. Billings reported that the Christmas Plates for the lll and Shut-Ins of the Com­munity would be prepared at her. home on Dec. 19th. Lists reviewed and donations soli­cited for same, and will be de­livered to each after that date.

ANTIQUE SNOW-BLOWER: Dick Blodgett. (left) displays what must have been one of the very {irst snowblowers. It is a "Jari" and is about twelve years old. Note the flat impel­ler wheel. Richard Chessa displays a 1972 big "Toro" for comparison. The men, mem­bers of Small Motors Service in Milo and Jet., claim the antique is stlll operational.

A Christmas wreath has been purchased and hung at Milo Community Hosp. Members voted to send a donation to "Care" World Gardening and also voted to send a gift to Mr. Dana Grindle in appreciatlon of his help throughout the yen,

At the close of the meeting the Hostess entertained with a travelogue of slides on Wlld­life and Birds on Island which she visited last winter which was very Interesting.

The next meeting wlll be held Jan. 11th at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Maxine Scanlons. Hostesses, Mrs. Adelia Leonard, Mrs. ~ Adeline Ladd co-hostess. Fro­gram -Conservation Speaker.

PATRIOT NEWS cont'd from• 7 , ahead by 2 points with a tew seconds left in the game. With a basket by Bill Butterfield Penquis managed to put the game into overtime the score was tied at 67 and at the end of the second overtime it was tied at 73, In the third over­time Alan Hanson made three free throws which helped Pen­quia to win the game with a final sco.re of 82 to 78, Lead­ers in scoring for the night were Doug Cummings with 19 points, Bill Butterfield with 14, Kyle Ladd with 13 an~ Wal­ly Russell with 12 P.oints, This · makes the Patriot's' record 2 and 3,

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,,.,ABI-TV Clllllnel 5

THtmSDAY, DECEMBER 23 7:00 Star Trek

· TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 7:00 Untamed World 7:30 Oltn Campbell 8:30 Hawal\50 9:30 Connon

1:00 NBC Pro Footbo.IJ AFC Dlvlolonal Playoffs

·my 4:00 Mike Dou;lu Show 5:30 What Would You Do? 6:0Q T.H. E. Cat

8:00 Correspaodents Report 10:oo cas Report.

10:30 Follow-Up 11:00 Telo)oum~l News

. 11:30 Merv Crlff~ Sh."\Y WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 7,o0 1 Dream of Jelll1nle

!!~:~ ~~l~o=~nN~~ 7:30 Andy Cr!COih Show I'IUDAY, DECEMBER 24 8:00 Carol Burnett 7:00 Nuhvllle Musto 9:00 Medloal Center

7:30 Andy CrtfOih Show 10;~~ ~:w:=.mal NeW. 8:00 J T >rs 11. Iff Sh 9:00 &othoven'l Birthday 11:30 )lerv Or In ow 10:30 Cas Newo Special

11:00 Tele)oumal Nowa 11:30 Merv Crlffln Show SATURDAY, D.ECEMBER 25 8:00 Bugs &mny 8:30 Soooby Doo 9:00 Harlem Globetrottere 9:30 llelpl 10:00 Pebbles and Biam Bam 10:30 A"'hlos TV FJnnleo 11:00 Sabrina 11:30 Joote and tho Pussycats 12:00 The Monkees 12:30 You Are There 1:00 Children's Film Festival 2:00 NFL Football Playolfa 5:00 Phil Espoo ll<> Show 7:00 Lawrence Walk 8:00 All In the Family 8:30 Funny Face 9:00 Dick Van Oyke 9:30 Mary Tyler Moore 10:00 Mission lmpoulble 11:00 Telcjournal No• .. 11:30 Heavyv."Otght w,.,otlln~ SUNDAY, OECEMBER 26 9:00 Tom and Jerry 9:30 Groovy Coolies

. 10:00 I.amp Unto My Feet 10:30 I,ook Up and Live 11:00 Camera Three 11:30 Face the Nation 12:00 Aoross the Feooe 12:30 lfFL Football Playoffo 5:GO Business Speake Out 6:00 00 Minutes 7:00 Lassie 7:30 Sundav Nll(bt Movtee I)-Day, Slxtb of Juno

9:00 Code's County 10:30 llollln on the River 11:00 TeJo)ournal NOWI 11:15 Dlll11lather Newo MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 7:00 1 Dr<Jam of Jeannie 7:30 Andy Grllfllh Show 8:00 Cunemoke 9:00 Here'& ·Lucy 9:30 Doris Day 10:00 My Three Sono 11:00 Tele)ournal Newa 11:30 Merv Crlffllh Show

WLBZ-TV Channel 2

T'HURSDA Y, DECEMBER 2S . 8:00 The Flip Wilson Show

9:00 lronelde 10:00 Doan Martin Show 11:00 TV2 News 11:30 Tonlg~t Show FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 7:00 Clad Tidings 8:00 The D. A. 8:30 Cbronolog 10:30 Porter Wagoner Show 11:30 Heart of Chrlstmu 12":00 Christmas Eve Midnight SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 8:00 Dr, Dollttle 8:30 Woody Wondpeck~r Show 9:00 Deputy Dawg 9:3 0 Plok Panther 10:00 Banter Reef 10:30 Take A Cta.ot Step 11:3G Chrlotmao Day Servtoe From Wublnglon Cathedral 12:30 The Jetsons 1:00 Roller Derby Chlefa ve. Bombers 2:00 TV2 Showtlme "Lad: " !log" 4:00 David Fl"'s! Show 5:~ Ctrcuo 6:00 Primus 6:30 Clad Tidings 7:00 Saturd~y Night Nowa 7:30 Dragnet 8:00 The Partners 8:30 'I'be Cood Life 9:00 Saturday Night Movteo "Far From Maddentng Crowd"

11;00 TBA 11:15 Great Late Sh<W "-The Seven Little Foys" SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2!1 11:00 Niveo Miller 11:30 Faith far Today 12:00 Thll II the Life 12:30 Meet the Press

6:30 Sunday Nlgbt New• 7:00 Wild K lngdom 7:30 Wall Dl-y 8:30 Jimmy Stewart Show 9:00 Bona••·• 10:00 The Bold Onoo • 11:00 T8A • 11:15 Perry Muon MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 8:00 Rowan r. Martin 9:00 Monday Nl«ht Movie "Far From MaddenlDg Crowd" 11:00 TV2 New• 11:30 Tonight Show TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 7:30 Sl>rge 8:30 Funny Side tight 9:30 Jameo Carner as Nichol• 10:30 Dool<>r In tho l!ouae 11:00 TVZ Newo 11:30 Tonight Show WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 8:00 Adam 12 8:30 Mystery Movie lO:OO Rod Serllng's Night Cal 11:00 TV2 Newo 11:30 Tonight Show

WEMT-TV Channel 7

T'HURSOA Y, DECEMBER 23 7:00 Souto Harbor 8:00 Alalo Smith r. Jones 9:00 Longotreet 10:00 Owen Marshall 11:00 Owl Theatre "Spaco Moneter" F!HDAY, DECEMBER 24 7:00 Curley O'Brien Show 7:30 College Football 8:00 Brady Bunch Talked 8:30 The Partridge Family · 9:00 nonm 222 9:30 Odd Couple 10:00 Love, American Style ll:GO Owl Theatre "Eyee of the Sabai-a" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 8:00 Jerry Lew!o 8:30 Road Runner 9:00 Funky Phantom 9:30 Jackson G 10:00 Bewitched 10:30 Llndovlllo 11.00 Curloolly Shop 12:00 JohMY Quest 12:30 l.&DMiot Link 1;00 American Bandstand

2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:00 Trapped by Fear" "Marco Polo"

lr 5:00 Wide. World of Sports 6:30 Bud Leavitt 7:00 HeeHaw 8:00 Oetting Together 8:30 Movie or the Weekend ''Tribes" 10:00 'Th.e Pereuadera 11:00 Country Jamboree SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 7:45 The I:Jtble Speeks

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8:15 Cathedral of Tomorrow 9:15 Davey C. Collalh 9:30 Underdog 10!00 The Reluctant Dragon 10:30 Tbe Doublodeckero 11:00 Bullw!nklo 11:30 Make A Wteh 12;00 Time Tunnel 12:30 Underdog 1:00 Dt recllonl 1:30 Issues 'Answers 2:00 SUnday )lattnee ''Callfornlau ''£ecapade"

5:00 Curley O'Brien Show 7;00 Time Runnel Show 8:00 The FBI 9:00 Sunday Night Movie "A Boy Ten Feet Tall11

U:OO Evenlna Newa MONDAY, DEC. 27 7:GO Sport. Chtllenge "Loet Treuuro of the Azteos" 9:00 North-Sooth Shrine Came TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 7:00 Bud Leavitt · 7:30 Mod Squad 8:80 Movleo or the Week 9:GO Land of tho Slna\1 10;00 Marcus Welby,~·. T),

11:00 Owl Theat"' "South of Tana River" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 7:00 Curley O'Brien Show • 7:30 Dr. Simon Locke 8:00 Bewtt<>hocl 8:30 CI~Ul$: A Revolution Rehalled 10;30 Kodak Cluslc Basketball Champion

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Open 3 6 4 Days A Year HAMS

December 23, 1971 THE TOWN CRIER

Merry TURKEYS

Christmas /1'om

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WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURING 1971 AND LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU IN 1972!

Christ mas Is The One Day We Are Closed! PORK

ebata Tourney Forrest Hart in and Tom Howard of PVHS are shown at left

with the Oscar Hamlin Memorial Bowl which was 'won this year by Cheverus who placed first in the Debate Tournament held last Saturday at Penquis, The four 9ther schools parti­cipating were Winthrop, Watervllle, Old Town and Cheverus. Award winners for Novice were #1 Speaker, Dave Bryant of Winthrop and #2 Mike Barron and Paul 'Lagace of Cheverus. In the Varsity divisfon the #1 Team was Cheverus and #2 team was Winthrop.

At P. V. H. S, the Debate Club officers are Debbie Bryant, President, Mike Perkins, Vice President; Deanna Bryant, Se­cretary; and Mike Cary, Treasurer, other Varsity members .. are Dick Long and Bob Hlll. r

Novice membeTs are Tom Webb, Paul Brown, Joanne Ladd, Karen Blue, Tom Howard, Forrest Hartin, Eric Treworgy and Linda Bonham. _

Thus far this year the club-has travelled to Bates College ln Lewiston and the U. of Me. at Orono. At Bates, Eric Trewor­gy won a discussion speaker award. (Staff photo by Tony Da­vis)

U OF ME. NEWS Cont'd from Page 2 Beach last August which brought ln natural foods, will be held organic gardeners together for January 18 in Lewiston. More the exchange of information information may be obtained and ideas. from t he office ofthe Cooper.a-

Kenneth Horn of Dixmont was tive E)dension Service of Andr­elected chairman of the newly oscoggin-Sagadahoc Counties, formed association. The next Post Office Building, Lewiston. , meeting, open to all interested