erving Brownville Brownville Jet poundaGrange Milo Se6ec Thursday Evening April 11 1963

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Carver Photo E ter Cantata Eternal We by Fred B Holton was pre-

at the United Baptist ChWch on Palm Sunday April 7th

pm under the direction of Eleazer Carver Jr WIth berta Lewis at the piano The Cantata was sung by young

from the United Baptist Park Street Methodist and Sebec

hC urches were Paulette Stanchfield Cheryl Wallace and Karen

ere sungby Alice Wharton andPaulette StanohfieId Elbie and Jannifer Davis Ellen Kelley and Cheryl Wallace

cup consisted of Sharon Campbell EIbie Young Linda Alice Wharton Cheryl Wallace Karen Jones Lynnett

Iyrtle Blodgett Carol Baird Jannifer Davis Brenda r Lynne Ellison Nancy MarJlts I Sally Hichborn Georgia asel Carolyn Marks Donna VanTassel Kathy Smith Beals Joyce Smith Shella Randall Linda Marks Penny

bull SusanRhoda PamelaPreble Sheila Ames Ellen Kelley Long ancySharrow Patty Smith Karen Emery RJta

n-ki Paulette Stanchfield Joy Palmer Larry Wallace Deerstrom David Pullen Willis Lancasfer Jr Nat

y David Richardson and DaVid Davis - c cert ill be repeated 0 April 21 at Oakfield Baptist bull oyone who can upply transporta ---shy---~--

tlub1ts~tb by tQt aUn ttTritding QlDtt1pany

Ten Cen

Seni r S II e

0 P e ter E 0 m Linda Russell Jerome Chase (absen when pic ture was taken W~S Mary Ellen Babkirk)Bill J tio S

rownv e unc n emor~ to compete in Central Maine Le Speech Contest at Newport High School on April 12 1963 a PM

In the dramatic category will be Jerome Chasp humorou Fe Ekholm i oration Mary Babkirk and floetry Linda Rus ell

The group is ooached by Mrs Jessie Boivin

L t R kh 1

The Brownville Health Counshycil will hold the second Polio Clinic at the Jct Y M C A from noon to 4 p m on April 21st Please bring record slips On Thurs April 25th there will be a make-up clinic at the HighSchool from 9 a m until 11 a m

Milo Polio Sabin Clinic be held Sunday April 14th the Milo Town Hall from 12 to400P M ThisisforT 3 vaccine Please be sure an bring your r ecord sheet th you Make-up Clinic will be held the following Sunday April 21st from 2 to 4 P

e 2

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns in our cove r shyage thr ough NEWS INFORMATION AND LOW PRIC shyED ADVERTISING

We ac oept no financial responsibility fo r errors In advertising but will gladly print corre ctions

Copies of mostphotoB appearing in THE TOWN CRIshyER may be obtained through our office If you have n~1S or available photos of any s ort we

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

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to 12 words 3 cents for each additional word Display ad space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - Editors

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

Thill sday April 11 J aycees R egular Belles and BealL

dance

you want to BUY SELL E NT or SWAP try Town tie r ClassifieQ

SALE g troom house on Charles eet -Tel 3-2672 Mr s J ohn Tuk

bullR S ALE K rid~L Al2yil~ -58 Ford 2door V8 standard Piscataquis Lodge No 44

(10 0 miles exce llent cond- AF amp AM ~n Can WI 3-7319 Union Good Friday Sershy

vice at Nazarene Church

Saturday A~il13JR SALE Jay Teen Center

s Boat T r a ile r A- ICondishymiddot ~_ Call WI 3- 8825

Sund~pril 14 RVlCE Eas ter Sunday ec rrolux Sales and Se rvice A program of Easter music middot J Cote IVe s tMain Stree t will be pre sented on Easter ~lo Maine WI 3 - 2232 Sunday at the Milo Baptist ERES YOUR CHA NCE to own Church ill own profi table going Thi s progr am is under the

~ -in ess ND home combined dir e ction of Dr P e te r Mason ~ YOUR OvVN BOSS Terms md Mrs Kaye Trickey and anged Call NI3-7384 the dlOr us is made up of s ingshy

er from lVUlo Brownville JR SALE J c t Eas t Millinoc ket and n- Hur F r eeZer in Excellent Millinocket and surroundi ng ndition F or particulars areas ill W 3- 740 5 alter 530 p ill T hi s will be held at 7 30 p m

Monday April 1----~----------------~INSIDE CAR WASH B e lles and BealL Square

Dance ClassArnolds ESSO STATION Tuesd~~~L16

Phone WI 3- 2200 Jaycee Wives at Home Ee

The T o

25th nniversary

Mr and Mrs Wayne Folsom Mr and Mrs Folsom ere and Miss Cheryl Ann Folsom married at the Baptisl ChITch held Open House for the ob shy in Dover-Foxcroftby the Rev ser varc ( of the 25th anniver shy W E R obinson sary of thei r parents Mr and ApIJroximately 60 fr iend anf Mr so George C Folsom a t relatives called during theda the ir home 01 Park street on Thlo Folsoms received man SLlUday gifts cards and flo wer s

rewlaquogys GOOD VALUES ALWAY~

MILO~ ~7JyenCotton Dresses

New 1963 Prints Colors W SH FAST IWLL CUT S iz es 2 - 6 Speoilil PUt chase of Many C ute

Styles Well m ade 2 i n Hems

Op en Fr i E ve C ios l SaL 5 3 0

r--------------------------~------

COMMA DO 5 4 H P Outboard at 1 2 Price

i9HlS-s5000

~I i10 Sport Shup

Dorcas Guild

Page

middotUl Conglomeration OJ WorJs By Neill Robertson

_ chis is to my mind one of Ille most important if not THE s important season of the human race I want to remind you

tiunneaning of it all as that great man of God asks the great __ 3middoton of time and etermty If a man die shall he live again -_~ ~4 -14)

~~iiherine Marshall writes so beautifully about this all important j~ in her books fibout the lile of her late husband P eter ~5lall She brings out the fact that this question of Jobs is

the heart broken sobs when bereavement comes as we -nwLY from earthly sight those we love The answer is in the Jl romb and the message of the men in white within the tomb

- ~ ~5rothere He is risen as He said To answer the question

It is a prayer meeting in an upper room suddenly

en

~ay

-

___ bullbull=li5e donie

rid ees

ans _

- _ ~ - tgtr

--UCtiOll

~

lp by the entrance of the Savior through closed doors

i~Easter we must admit it is a medley of many wonderful -=s Its a sleepy Roman soldier waking to find that the corpse

gteen guarding had disappeared It is Mary Magdalene JlaIi SCI greatly sinned but had ]Jeen so graCiously forgiven

vi th her arms full of spices with nobody to annoirit It r-eathless sprint to the cemetery by John and Peter to check -1 things they had heard in the village It is a conversation

twa disciples on the way to ~mmaus as one said to the Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked with us on

eate~t ~a~ltilt ~ thousand ohurch bells in a thousand cities ringing oui the news HE IS roSEN

Look Rightell remember the Armistise day at the end of World War ery available whistle on steam locomotives stationary lgines and faotories peoPle danoing in the streets be1ls

and people ye lling THE WAR IS OVER what wonderful 3ut all this was very unimportant compared to the news

hed upon the world when Jesus Christ broke the bands of the positive fact came upon the whole hUl11an race and

the greatest news of all time and eternity Christ i s F e el Rigrt and because He lives we His followers shall live also

tII t ever forget thal those who arc not his follower s no part of His resurrection 01 the resurrection of the

~asler is adayvibr~twtthfaith song and worship around BE RIGHT

Itis a new lignt in the eyes of a disoouraged pastor a full congregation It is the happiness of food and

~ong going to an orphanage in Korea ]~ Laster day 1945 the German and allied troops were facing

her in deadly bloody combat on the Italian front The put up loud speakers that could be easily heard by

mans They announoed that they were going to have an service and asked the Germans if they would like to

jre and the Easter story would be read and preached in ~nglish and German Hostilities ceased Both armies

sight of the field altar As a reverend -hush of silence the battle front chaplain Reiboth of Seward Nebraska

-er the loud speakers the Easter story An uncanny hush o-er the field of battle which before had been an Armageddon

The spiritof the restnrected Christ had a trans shyeffec t even in the midst of terrible destruotion The

xess of resurrection is myslerious but none the less certain llghoutthenaturallife the humanbody is changed many times 0 constituent partioles the tissuebeing torn away and 1eshy- ~ ~~et the identity of the body remains the same

When the spirit leaves the body at death the body returns shyd ust through chemical changes but the God who pres e ryeshyidentity of the body throughout its life on earth will present identity through death and it shall be raised in Glory It would be a tragedy if all these beautiful temples - - h

bodies - - should be thrown on the scrap healp in eternal oi 3 after a few short years of earthly life It would consti tute a confession on the part of the Creato~

his work had failed in every human death and we his chiIci believe that the temple of our bodies will be restored to peshywOllderous beauty as originally designed spiritualized and g~ tied for all e te rnity One moment we say good bye here and next instant good morning up there Death is only a r iver to c

and on the othe r s ide is Christ Heaven and Home Ohde ath where is thy sti~ Ohgrave where is thy victory

ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS RIDDLE

He never middot struck the bell a t all because he was a little w man and never heard the town clock strike

~r euroa~ter ltJ SpriHg

Look Your Best

Feel Your Best

B E YOUR BEST

PllLLENS

is YOUR hassis classy

amp ender Work

Glass

Installed

at

TS

Ott_atioa Newl

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mrs Jane Tobin with 8me~ bers present

The business meeting wa oonduoted by the pr siden Mrs Genevieve Dunham

Beano w played du ing the apoundternoon rerro hments were erved by the hostess

JOSEPH p CHAISSON Josep P Ohainon Unit 41

Amer1aan Legion AuxiU y oune 8 the following stushy

dents 01 Milo High Bobool to attend D1r1go Gir1s I BUtte at th M yflow r Hm Oolby Calshyl g8 C mputi I at Waterville on Jun 14-20

S ndra M gqui f daughter of Mr and Mr bull Clifton Mo quiet 00- pOlU~ored a adeleshyg to by the 10081 un and 1tI P t Presiden Pa ley

Patrioia Cunningh m daushygbter Mr and Mrs Elm r Cunnit1ihllm of 0 rby 1 h r alternat bull

Tn Note 1Q C ub wlll be ending Faraday C1 k dll~l shy

ghterofMr andMr Charl 01 rkofDerbYI lUI a delei8te H r lternate Constanoe Ho kin d ughterofMr and Mrl Oarl Hoskins of Milo

Jo eph P Ch 8Bon Po t 41 Amerioan Legion and Joseph P Chaisson Unit 41 AmerishyoanLegton Auxiliary a1e obshysarvingPastCommander and Past Presidents Night April 17 a t tbeLegionHomeinMllo Allpastoffioers and members

are extended an invitation to attend

Supper at 630 p m j Roll Call responses i Brief Csrashymonial and program precede business sessions and Installashytion of Past Officers PastDepartmentCommander

Walter G eland (Sangerville) guest speaker

ELM STREET CHRISTMAS CLUB

The Elm Street Christmas Club met at the home of Mrs

Luoy P

sent was Mrs Ann Clark

av y afternoon with 9 m6T1tHj~a

The busine open d by th pr

A le ttcrt wa read fro Katie Ow of Miillnoc thank the member or er ofblrthday card

A 1 tter w Ii lao r Mrs Lll Biokford v nt

Asooial Ilfte noon wi til lefr hrn nt b ved by the ho t 1

Ml bull Abb1 HoIIkin bull The my tery prtz w

Mr bull Sadie 0 uld The date 01 th next m

w1ll b Moune d lilt bull

DERBY MOTHERS S VI CLUB

itO rby Boy recelv p 0shy

motion to Ohief P tty Offioer bull lh Derby Mother Servic

alub Ill tApr1l2nd in th ho of Mrs Alvina Oymiddot tor an all day meetiIli with ev n memshyben pr nt Th bu in me ting w conducted by th preald nt Mr bull M ion Wilshyllams

Reports on th Staff dinn reoen ly erv d by thi 0 lub w itven by Mr bull MlldJ d King

ElsiQ Stall reportod sendin 10k oards to Mrs Mary Morshy

1i on and Mrs IdaD an Mrs Avi Spear reported Ii nding fl

siok card and usual gift to Douglas SmartEM 2 P1 as ho pitallzed reoently tnP nn H was able to spend the week end

wlth hlsparentsMr and Mrs Earl Smart

Wendell Perry has reoenUy been promoted to Chief Petty Offioer He is stationed in Va he is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry

He reoeived this promotion on his birthday Maroh 25 CaptalnAUan Jose will return

in July from B 3 yr tour 1n Franoe and his new assignshyment will be at Fort Leavenshyworth Kansas he will attend Staff and Command Sohol there

SP5C laytonDegerstrom who has been stationed at Ft DeshyVns will go to a new assignshy

rn lei nn PGap

e 2

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns in our cove r shyage thr ough NEWS INFORMATION AND LOW PRIC shyED ADVERTISING

We ac oept no financial responsibility fo r errors In advertising but will gladly print corre ctions

Copies of mostphotoB appearing in THE TOWN CRIshyER may be obtained through our office If you have n~1S or available photos of any s ort we

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

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to 12 words 3 cents for each additional word Display ad space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - Editors

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

Thill sday April 11 J aycees R egular Belles and BealL

dance

you want to BUY SELL E NT or SWAP try Town tie r ClassifieQ

SALE g troom house on Charles eet -Tel 3-2672 Mr s J ohn Tuk

bullR S ALE K rid~L Al2yil~ -58 Ford 2door V8 standard Piscataquis Lodge No 44

(10 0 miles exce llent cond- AF amp AM ~n Can WI 3-7319 Union Good Friday Sershy

vice at Nazarene Church

Saturday A~il13JR SALE Jay Teen Center

s Boat T r a ile r A- ICondishymiddot ~_ Call WI 3- 8825

Sund~pril 14 RVlCE Eas ter Sunday ec rrolux Sales and Se rvice A program of Easter music middot J Cote IVe s tMain Stree t will be pre sented on Easter ~lo Maine WI 3 - 2232 Sunday at the Milo Baptist ERES YOUR CHA NCE to own Church ill own profi table going Thi s progr am is under the

~ -in ess ND home combined dir e ction of Dr P e te r Mason ~ YOUR OvVN BOSS Terms md Mrs Kaye Trickey and anged Call NI3-7384 the dlOr us is made up of s ingshy

er from lVUlo Brownville JR SALE J c t Eas t Millinoc ket and n- Hur F r eeZer in Excellent Millinocket and surroundi ng ndition F or particulars areas ill W 3- 740 5 alter 530 p ill T hi s will be held at 7 30 p m

Monday April 1----~----------------~INSIDE CAR WASH B e lles and BealL Square

Dance ClassArnolds ESSO STATION Tuesd~~~L16

Phone WI 3- 2200 Jaycee Wives at Home Ee

The T o

25th nniversary

Mr and Mrs Wayne Folsom Mr and Mrs Folsom ere and Miss Cheryl Ann Folsom married at the Baptisl ChITch held Open House for the ob shy in Dover-Foxcroftby the Rev ser varc ( of the 25th anniver shy W E R obinson sary of thei r parents Mr and ApIJroximately 60 fr iend anf Mr so George C Folsom a t relatives called during theda the ir home 01 Park street on Thlo Folsoms received man SLlUday gifts cards and flo wer s

rewlaquogys GOOD VALUES ALWAY~

MILO~ ~7JyenCotton Dresses

New 1963 Prints Colors W SH FAST IWLL CUT S iz es 2 - 6 Speoilil PUt chase of Many C ute

Styles Well m ade 2 i n Hems

Op en Fr i E ve C ios l SaL 5 3 0

r--------------------------~------

COMMA DO 5 4 H P Outboard at 1 2 Price

i9HlS-s5000

~I i10 Sport Shup

Dorcas Guild

Page

middotUl Conglomeration OJ WorJs By Neill Robertson

_ chis is to my mind one of Ille most important if not THE s important season of the human race I want to remind you

tiunneaning of it all as that great man of God asks the great __ 3middoton of time and etermty If a man die shall he live again -_~ ~4 -14)

~~iiherine Marshall writes so beautifully about this all important j~ in her books fibout the lile of her late husband P eter ~5lall She brings out the fact that this question of Jobs is

the heart broken sobs when bereavement comes as we -nwLY from earthly sight those we love The answer is in the Jl romb and the message of the men in white within the tomb

- ~ ~5rothere He is risen as He said To answer the question

It is a prayer meeting in an upper room suddenly

en

~ay

-

___ bullbull=li5e donie

rid ees

ans _

- _ ~ - tgtr

--UCtiOll

~

lp by the entrance of the Savior through closed doors

i~Easter we must admit it is a medley of many wonderful -=s Its a sleepy Roman soldier waking to find that the corpse

gteen guarding had disappeared It is Mary Magdalene JlaIi SCI greatly sinned but had ]Jeen so graCiously forgiven

vi th her arms full of spices with nobody to annoirit It r-eathless sprint to the cemetery by John and Peter to check -1 things they had heard in the village It is a conversation

twa disciples on the way to ~mmaus as one said to the Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked with us on

eate~t ~a~ltilt ~ thousand ohurch bells in a thousand cities ringing oui the news HE IS roSEN

Look Rightell remember the Armistise day at the end of World War ery available whistle on steam locomotives stationary lgines and faotories peoPle danoing in the streets be1ls

and people ye lling THE WAR IS OVER what wonderful 3ut all this was very unimportant compared to the news

hed upon the world when Jesus Christ broke the bands of the positive fact came upon the whole hUl11an race and

the greatest news of all time and eternity Christ i s F e el Rigrt and because He lives we His followers shall live also

tII t ever forget thal those who arc not his follower s no part of His resurrection 01 the resurrection of the

~asler is adayvibr~twtthfaith song and worship around BE RIGHT

Itis a new lignt in the eyes of a disoouraged pastor a full congregation It is the happiness of food and

~ong going to an orphanage in Korea ]~ Laster day 1945 the German and allied troops were facing

her in deadly bloody combat on the Italian front The put up loud speakers that could be easily heard by

mans They announoed that they were going to have an service and asked the Germans if they would like to

jre and the Easter story would be read and preached in ~nglish and German Hostilities ceased Both armies

sight of the field altar As a reverend -hush of silence the battle front chaplain Reiboth of Seward Nebraska

-er the loud speakers the Easter story An uncanny hush o-er the field of battle which before had been an Armageddon

The spiritof the restnrected Christ had a trans shyeffec t even in the midst of terrible destruotion The

xess of resurrection is myslerious but none the less certain llghoutthenaturallife the humanbody is changed many times 0 constituent partioles the tissuebeing torn away and 1eshy- ~ ~~et the identity of the body remains the same

When the spirit leaves the body at death the body returns shyd ust through chemical changes but the God who pres e ryeshyidentity of the body throughout its life on earth will present identity through death and it shall be raised in Glory It would be a tragedy if all these beautiful temples - - h

bodies - - should be thrown on the scrap healp in eternal oi 3 after a few short years of earthly life It would consti tute a confession on the part of the Creato~

his work had failed in every human death and we his chiIci believe that the temple of our bodies will be restored to peshywOllderous beauty as originally designed spiritualized and g~ tied for all e te rnity One moment we say good bye here and next instant good morning up there Death is only a r iver to c

and on the othe r s ide is Christ Heaven and Home Ohde ath where is thy sti~ Ohgrave where is thy victory

ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS RIDDLE

He never middot struck the bell a t all because he was a little w man and never heard the town clock strike

~r euroa~ter ltJ SpriHg

Look Your Best

Feel Your Best

B E YOUR BEST

PllLLENS

is YOUR hassis classy

amp ender Work

Glass

Installed

at

TS

Ott_atioa Newl

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mrs Jane Tobin with 8me~ bers present

The business meeting wa oonduoted by the pr siden Mrs Genevieve Dunham

Beano w played du ing the apoundternoon rerro hments were erved by the hostess

JOSEPH p CHAISSON Josep P Ohainon Unit 41

Amer1aan Legion AuxiU y oune 8 the following stushy

dents 01 Milo High Bobool to attend D1r1go Gir1s I BUtte at th M yflow r Hm Oolby Calshyl g8 C mputi I at Waterville on Jun 14-20

S ndra M gqui f daughter of Mr and Mr bull Clifton Mo quiet 00- pOlU~ored a adeleshyg to by the 10081 un and 1tI P t Presiden Pa ley

Patrioia Cunningh m daushygbter Mr and Mrs Elm r Cunnit1ihllm of 0 rby 1 h r alternat bull

Tn Note 1Q C ub wlll be ending Faraday C1 k dll~l shy

ghterofMr andMr Charl 01 rkofDerbYI lUI a delei8te H r lternate Constanoe Ho kin d ughterofMr and Mrl Oarl Hoskins of Milo

Jo eph P Ch 8Bon Po t 41 Amerioan Legion and Joseph P Chaisson Unit 41 AmerishyoanLegton Auxiliary a1e obshysarvingPastCommander and Past Presidents Night April 17 a t tbeLegionHomeinMllo Allpastoffioers and members

are extended an invitation to attend

Supper at 630 p m j Roll Call responses i Brief Csrashymonial and program precede business sessions and Installashytion of Past Officers PastDepartmentCommander

Walter G eland (Sangerville) guest speaker

ELM STREET CHRISTMAS CLUB

The Elm Street Christmas Club met at the home of Mrs

Luoy P

sent was Mrs Ann Clark

av y afternoon with 9 m6T1tHj~a

The busine open d by th pr

A le ttcrt wa read fro Katie Ow of Miillnoc thank the member or er ofblrthday card

A 1 tter w Ii lao r Mrs Lll Biokford v nt

Asooial Ilfte noon wi til lefr hrn nt b ved by the ho t 1

Ml bull Abb1 HoIIkin bull The my tery prtz w

Mr bull Sadie 0 uld The date 01 th next m

w1ll b Moune d lilt bull

DERBY MOTHERS S VI CLUB

itO rby Boy recelv p 0shy

motion to Ohief P tty Offioer bull lh Derby Mother Servic

alub Ill tApr1l2nd in th ho of Mrs Alvina Oymiddot tor an all day meetiIli with ev n memshyben pr nt Th bu in me ting w conducted by th preald nt Mr bull M ion Wilshyllams

Reports on th Staff dinn reoen ly erv d by thi 0 lub w itven by Mr bull MlldJ d King

ElsiQ Stall reportod sendin 10k oards to Mrs Mary Morshy

1i on and Mrs IdaD an Mrs Avi Spear reported Ii nding fl

siok card and usual gift to Douglas SmartEM 2 P1 as ho pitallzed reoently tnP nn H was able to spend the week end

wlth hlsparentsMr and Mrs Earl Smart

Wendell Perry has reoenUy been promoted to Chief Petty Offioer He is stationed in Va he is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry

He reoeived this promotion on his birthday Maroh 25 CaptalnAUan Jose will return

in July from B 3 yr tour 1n Franoe and his new assignshyment will be at Fort Leavenshyworth Kansas he will attend Staff and Command Sohol there

SP5C laytonDegerstrom who has been stationed at Ft DeshyVns will go to a new assignshy

rn lei nn PGap

Page

middotUl Conglomeration OJ WorJs By Neill Robertson

_ chis is to my mind one of Ille most important if not THE s important season of the human race I want to remind you

tiunneaning of it all as that great man of God asks the great __ 3middoton of time and etermty If a man die shall he live again -_~ ~4 -14)

~~iiherine Marshall writes so beautifully about this all important j~ in her books fibout the lile of her late husband P eter ~5lall She brings out the fact that this question of Jobs is

the heart broken sobs when bereavement comes as we -nwLY from earthly sight those we love The answer is in the Jl romb and the message of the men in white within the tomb

- ~ ~5rothere He is risen as He said To answer the question

It is a prayer meeting in an upper room suddenly

en

~ay

-

___ bullbull=li5e donie

rid ees

ans _

- _ ~ - tgtr

--UCtiOll

~

lp by the entrance of the Savior through closed doors

i~Easter we must admit it is a medley of many wonderful -=s Its a sleepy Roman soldier waking to find that the corpse

gteen guarding had disappeared It is Mary Magdalene JlaIi SCI greatly sinned but had ]Jeen so graCiously forgiven

vi th her arms full of spices with nobody to annoirit It r-eathless sprint to the cemetery by John and Peter to check -1 things they had heard in the village It is a conversation

twa disciples on the way to ~mmaus as one said to the Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked with us on

eate~t ~a~ltilt ~ thousand ohurch bells in a thousand cities ringing oui the news HE IS roSEN

Look Rightell remember the Armistise day at the end of World War ery available whistle on steam locomotives stationary lgines and faotories peoPle danoing in the streets be1ls

and people ye lling THE WAR IS OVER what wonderful 3ut all this was very unimportant compared to the news

hed upon the world when Jesus Christ broke the bands of the positive fact came upon the whole hUl11an race and

the greatest news of all time and eternity Christ i s F e el Rigrt and because He lives we His followers shall live also

tII t ever forget thal those who arc not his follower s no part of His resurrection 01 the resurrection of the

~asler is adayvibr~twtthfaith song and worship around BE RIGHT

Itis a new lignt in the eyes of a disoouraged pastor a full congregation It is the happiness of food and

~ong going to an orphanage in Korea ]~ Laster day 1945 the German and allied troops were facing

her in deadly bloody combat on the Italian front The put up loud speakers that could be easily heard by

mans They announoed that they were going to have an service and asked the Germans if they would like to

jre and the Easter story would be read and preached in ~nglish and German Hostilities ceased Both armies

sight of the field altar As a reverend -hush of silence the battle front chaplain Reiboth of Seward Nebraska

-er the loud speakers the Easter story An uncanny hush o-er the field of battle which before had been an Armageddon

The spiritof the restnrected Christ had a trans shyeffec t even in the midst of terrible destruotion The

xess of resurrection is myslerious but none the less certain llghoutthenaturallife the humanbody is changed many times 0 constituent partioles the tissuebeing torn away and 1eshy- ~ ~~et the identity of the body remains the same

When the spirit leaves the body at death the body returns shyd ust through chemical changes but the God who pres e ryeshyidentity of the body throughout its life on earth will present identity through death and it shall be raised in Glory It would be a tragedy if all these beautiful temples - - h

bodies - - should be thrown on the scrap healp in eternal oi 3 after a few short years of earthly life It would consti tute a confession on the part of the Creato~

his work had failed in every human death and we his chiIci believe that the temple of our bodies will be restored to peshywOllderous beauty as originally designed spiritualized and g~ tied for all e te rnity One moment we say good bye here and next instant good morning up there Death is only a r iver to c

and on the othe r s ide is Christ Heaven and Home Ohde ath where is thy sti~ Ohgrave where is thy victory

ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS RIDDLE

He never middot struck the bell a t all because he was a little w man and never heard the town clock strike

~r euroa~ter ltJ SpriHg

Look Your Best

Feel Your Best

B E YOUR BEST

PllLLENS

is YOUR hassis classy

amp ender Work

Glass

Installed

at

TS

Ott_atioa Newl

HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mrs Jane Tobin with 8me~ bers present

The business meeting wa oonduoted by the pr siden Mrs Genevieve Dunham

Beano w played du ing the apoundternoon rerro hments were erved by the hostess

JOSEPH p CHAISSON Josep P Ohainon Unit 41

Amer1aan Legion AuxiU y oune 8 the following stushy

dents 01 Milo High Bobool to attend D1r1go Gir1s I BUtte at th M yflow r Hm Oolby Calshyl g8 C mputi I at Waterville on Jun 14-20

S ndra M gqui f daughter of Mr and Mr bull Clifton Mo quiet 00- pOlU~ored a adeleshyg to by the 10081 un and 1tI P t Presiden Pa ley

Patrioia Cunningh m daushygbter Mr and Mrs Elm r Cunnit1ihllm of 0 rby 1 h r alternat bull

Tn Note 1Q C ub wlll be ending Faraday C1 k dll~l shy

ghterofMr andMr Charl 01 rkofDerbYI lUI a delei8te H r lternate Constanoe Ho kin d ughterofMr and Mrl Oarl Hoskins of Milo

Jo eph P Ch 8Bon Po t 41 Amerioan Legion and Joseph P Chaisson Unit 41 AmerishyoanLegton Auxiliary a1e obshysarvingPastCommander and Past Presidents Night April 17 a t tbeLegionHomeinMllo Allpastoffioers and members

are extended an invitation to attend

Supper at 630 p m j Roll Call responses i Brief Csrashymonial and program precede business sessions and Installashytion of Past Officers PastDepartmentCommander

Walter G eland (Sangerville) guest speaker

ELM STREET CHRISTMAS CLUB

The Elm Street Christmas Club met at the home of Mrs

Luoy P

sent was Mrs Ann Clark

av y afternoon with 9 m6T1tHj~a

The busine open d by th pr

A le ttcrt wa read fro Katie Ow of Miillnoc thank the member or er ofblrthday card

A 1 tter w Ii lao r Mrs Lll Biokford v nt

Asooial Ilfte noon wi til lefr hrn nt b ved by the ho t 1

Ml bull Abb1 HoIIkin bull The my tery prtz w

Mr bull Sadie 0 uld The date 01 th next m

w1ll b Moune d lilt bull

DERBY MOTHERS S VI CLUB

itO rby Boy recelv p 0shy

motion to Ohief P tty Offioer bull lh Derby Mother Servic

alub Ill tApr1l2nd in th ho of Mrs Alvina Oymiddot tor an all day meetiIli with ev n memshyben pr nt Th bu in me ting w conducted by th preald nt Mr bull M ion Wilshyllams

Reports on th Staff dinn reoen ly erv d by thi 0 lub w itven by Mr bull MlldJ d King

ElsiQ Stall reportod sendin 10k oards to Mrs Mary Morshy

1i on and Mrs IdaD an Mrs Avi Spear reported Ii nding fl

siok card and usual gift to Douglas SmartEM 2 P1 as ho pitallzed reoently tnP nn H was able to spend the week end

wlth hlsparentsMr and Mrs Earl Smart

Wendell Perry has reoenUy been promoted to Chief Petty Offioer He is stationed in Va he is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry

He reoeived this promotion on his birthday Maroh 25 CaptalnAUan Jose will return

in July from B 3 yr tour 1n Franoe and his new assignshyment will be at Fort Leavenshyworth Kansas he will attend Staff and Command Sohol there

SP5C laytonDegerstrom who has been stationed at Ft DeshyVns will go to a new assignshy

rn lei nn PGap

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HAPPY HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club met

Wed afternoon at the home of Mrs Jane Tobin with 8me~ bers present

The business meeting wa oonduoted by the pr siden Mrs Genevieve Dunham

Beano w played du ing the apoundternoon rerro hments were erved by the hostess

JOSEPH p CHAISSON Josep P Ohainon Unit 41

Amer1aan Legion AuxiU y oune 8 the following stushy

dents 01 Milo High Bobool to attend D1r1go Gir1s I BUtte at th M yflow r Hm Oolby Calshyl g8 C mputi I at Waterville on Jun 14-20

S ndra M gqui f daughter of Mr and Mr bull Clifton Mo quiet 00- pOlU~ored a adeleshyg to by the 10081 un and 1tI P t Presiden Pa ley

Patrioia Cunningh m daushygbter Mr and Mrs Elm r Cunnit1ihllm of 0 rby 1 h r alternat bull

Tn Note 1Q C ub wlll be ending Faraday C1 k dll~l shy

ghterofMr andMr Charl 01 rkofDerbYI lUI a delei8te H r lternate Constanoe Ho kin d ughterofMr and Mrl Oarl Hoskins of Milo

Jo eph P Ch 8Bon Po t 41 Amerioan Legion and Joseph P Chaisson Unit 41 AmerishyoanLegton Auxiliary a1e obshysarvingPastCommander and Past Presidents Night April 17 a t tbeLegionHomeinMllo Allpastoffioers and members

are extended an invitation to attend

Supper at 630 p m j Roll Call responses i Brief Csrashymonial and program precede business sessions and Installashytion of Past Officers PastDepartmentCommander

Walter G eland (Sangerville) guest speaker

ELM STREET CHRISTMAS CLUB

The Elm Street Christmas Club met at the home of Mrs

Luoy P

sent was Mrs Ann Clark

av y afternoon with 9 m6T1tHj~a

The busine open d by th pr

A le ttcrt wa read fro Katie Ow of Miillnoc thank the member or er ofblrthday card

A 1 tter w Ii lao r Mrs Lll Biokford v nt

Asooial Ilfte noon wi til lefr hrn nt b ved by the ho t 1

Ml bull Abb1 HoIIkin bull The my tery prtz w

Mr bull Sadie 0 uld The date 01 th next m

w1ll b Moune d lilt bull

DERBY MOTHERS S VI CLUB

itO rby Boy recelv p 0shy

motion to Ohief P tty Offioer bull lh Derby Mother Servic

alub Ill tApr1l2nd in th ho of Mrs Alvina Oymiddot tor an all day meetiIli with ev n memshyben pr nt Th bu in me ting w conducted by th preald nt Mr bull M ion Wilshyllams

Reports on th Staff dinn reoen ly erv d by thi 0 lub w itven by Mr bull MlldJ d King

ElsiQ Stall reportod sendin 10k oards to Mrs Mary Morshy

1i on and Mrs IdaD an Mrs Avi Spear reported Ii nding fl

siok card and usual gift to Douglas SmartEM 2 P1 as ho pitallzed reoently tnP nn H was able to spend the week end

wlth hlsparentsMr and Mrs Earl Smart

Wendell Perry has reoenUy been promoted to Chief Petty Offioer He is stationed in Va he is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry

He reoeived this promotion on his birthday Maroh 25 CaptalnAUan Jose will return

in July from B 3 yr tour 1n Franoe and his new assignshyment will be at Fort Leavenshyworth Kansas he will attend Staff and Command Sohol there

SP5C laytonDegerstrom who has been stationed at Ft DeshyVns will go to a new assignshy

rn lei nn PGap

BOWLING STAND INGS

) By TERRY BAILEY

DERBY SHOPS

POINTS

11 11

8 8 5 5

PLAYER STANDINGS

PINFALL

663 1276 1242 1228 1205 1202

600 1186 88~

117pl1lZ 1142 1134 1127

562 1119 1115 1114

278 1102

825 ~agham 275

544 804 534

1059 785 522

1115 1012

999 741 737 460

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PINFALL

55~0 5760 5808

5295 BAILEY BRIEFINGS 5339 As far as I can tellDana Lovshy5356 ell has the High Single Game In

The BampA League with 130 and Fred Rhoda has the 3 game high total with 358 or a 119 avershy m4urr~ NtlU6

AVG age Ronnie Knowles is top Bowler however with a 110 5

1105 average overalLfollowed closeshy UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH 1063 ly by Challie Clark With a The Triple M Class met at 1035 1063 average Pete Webb the United Baptist Church Tuesshy1023 being named to the All-Maine day evening after which they 1004 HighSchool Team first five bull went to Dover Foxcroft for 1002 He was the only ballplayer in bowling 1000 There were 29 in attendanceeither Class M or S thatmade

988 ei ther of the first three teams Later they returned to church 987 New jackets for theballplayers where they held their business 983 look great I understand that meeting and refreshments 977 MRSs Mr BOB WALTER WILL were served 952 The committee was Mr andNOT RIDE A DONKEY IN THE 94 5 GAME Between the faculty and Mrs ArlandRichardson June 939 the Lion Club Saturday nightbull Kelley Pauline Grindle and 937 Well wellseeyou at the Donshy Caroline Kelley 933 key Ball Game TB 929 ~~__~~__~~________-=________________-- ~~ I 1i~12A ~Dee4e 918 917 Main Street Milo

z Take Em Horne

For Supper QUICK EASY WAY T O A

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_ ----~- - DAGGETTS PHARMACY Milo

114 ame _ _________________________

Address ____________ _ ___~-------

P hone

Town Crier Sweep~takes Expires Monday April 15

TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE Milo

Name ___________ ___________________

Address _____________________________

Phone _____________________ ___________

Town Crier SweePstakes

EtPires Monday April 15

PULLENS CLOTHING STORE Milo

Name

Address

Phone ___________________________________

Town Crier Swee~stakes Expires Monday April 15

MILO SPORT SHOP I Milo

Name

Address

Phone ----~--~------------------town Crter Sweeps takes

Expires Monday April 15

CLARK FURNITURE STORE Milo

Name

Address

Phone

fown Crier Sweepstnkes Expires Monday April 1 5

- ~ t ~ shy

ARTUS MARKET Milo

Name

Addres s- ________________________________

Phone __________ __________________________

Town Crier Sweepstakes

Expires Monday April 1

_ PHARMACY Milo

Town Crier Sweepstakes

~~llires Monday April 15

---TES Inc Milo

au may give coupon to gas a ttendant

-OWfl Cri~r SweePsi (J kl~s Expires Monday April 15

====== GAIUGE Milo

may give coupon to gas attendani

Town Crier Sweepstakes Expires Monday April 15

CCf 15 and deposit tbem i n a container in the ~ ~ coupon with the dealers name on i t must go

Each week one dealers name will be drawn ~lpoundr a inning coupon will be drawn

1e is on this coupon wi il win $20 00 wor th bat dealers store (ilie $2000 may be ap -

e eXPensive item if tlie winner so des ires ) ~~(Tes in vhich you deposit coupons the be tter-

Barbara Doble and Edgar Chase draw this weeks SWEEPSTAKE winner in the CLARK FURNITURE STORE

Harland Randall helps Mrs Rachel Smith and nyo young Smiths pick out her SWEEPSTAKES prize i n the TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE

ID11r WOW 11 (1rirr Subscription Name --------------------------shyStreet ______________________________

City State _ __________

Please find e nclosed (circle one $500 fOl 52 weeks $250 for 26 weeks )

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when you can buy a WESTERN FLYER DELUXE lor the price of a s tripped down

SEE

Tom Huall d ~RE A UTTLESAVE A LOT

bullI ss MILO MAINE

3 CRIER OFFICE CROSS PLEASE CONTACT THE

Sweepstakes Winners ~ -----rr_ __~

Hlllt r Jl~J

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_ erwin Spaulding starts another pizza on it s way

--_w business no mailer how large is a welcome addition to a -runmunHy The Town Crier welcomes the Pizza House to Milo -------- ---- ----------------- Eleazer and The lma Carver

Before you move in know the facts about insurance

Fact 1 F ire ilsu ra nce a lone on home tnt o ntc nb is not e no ugh O Llr home could be destroyed by ndSlOrrn exploshys io n o r othe l hazard Fact 2 T heft coverage of your posses io ns at horne an d lwa y ilou ld be inclu ded Fact 3 A IUI sun juJgmen t agai nst you cou ld cost you e veryt hing you own Yo u need lia bility in suran e Fact 4 Yo u get all thi s and mor t in one Ho meowners p licy with ~one 10 premium I

James Lad din sura n(e Age n(y WI 3-8831Main Street Milo

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1--shy middot---shy ---- shy

memorialize you r Memo rial Day

We have a wide ch oice o f

monuments guaranteed by the Bane Guild

Make Memorial Day ~ ~

Day of Remembrance Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to departed loved one on

EAMES MQNUMENTAL CO Earl F Eames Prop 31 Elm St bull Milo Me Dial 943-2231

BARRE GUILD

Monuments

LOCAL EOP LE TO P ARTI shyCIPATE IN E ASTER CON shyc ERT AT UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH

Some seven hundred people enjoyed a concert a t Stearns High Auditorium in Millinocket las t Sunday evening wIl en ap shyproximately fifty voices from Millinocket Eas t Millinocket Brownville Jet and Milo preshysented a progran1 of s a cred music under the direction of Dr Peter Mason and Mrs Kaye Trickey

The organist was Rand A Dunham MD and Mrs Ann B enj aL1in was s olois L

Tb coe laking par t fr om Park Stl eL Methodist Church were Joyce Bailey Dick Doble Dot Cochrane Louise Newman Kaye Trickey and WilsonShershyburne

From the 1i terl Baptis t Church we r e Grace Clapp

one willbe in the h ome __

and E~en Kelley Mrs Lucille Buchanan re shy

ores enteuro B r ownville Jct Me thoplusmnist Church

This c o) er t willbe repealed It the ed Bapti s t c t r ch on A ~l _-Hh at 730 p m

The progr am wi ll include PRAISE TO OUR GOD Vulshypius PRAISE YE THE LORD Tschesnokoff PSALM xvm Benedetto Marc ello HEAR OURPRAYEN Teasdale OUR LORD AND CHRIST AROSE TODAY Vulpius WERE YOU THERE Negro Spiritual AVE MARIA Ba lt h - Gounod and Sclrshyubert GALLIA Gounod VIC shy

TORY TE DEUM Titcomb P eople in this area will rern shy

emberDr Mason who was the le ader of the TIMBERTONES wh o have s ung at P ark Street Methodis t Churchs annual Pops concert in past years

T ne _ 1 C _

uBGAl~llA l lOilt 1Ilnvs Cant fr om Prure 4 ment soon in New York mother Mrs Flossie Dpound__ str om has spent the vinte them and will return here soon

A thank you letter knowledged from Mrs Smith

The myste ry priz 0middot shy

went to Mrs Marion C ~ ham

The next me e ting a

REMODErr I

Joe Bradee Home impr e

r epairs inside and p

Estimates gi en

57 Wes t MJin Sl _1 10

Wl 3 -2 2T

Mr and Mrs HenryRic ec MissPhyliis McC ormick _I Majorie Harmon Mrs eTer Harm on and Mrs John KeliE attended Farm and Home e at the U of M on Wed

OLEO 5 ilis for 89 ROASTING CHICKENS 39 lb GREEN MTN POTATOES 39 peck FACE OF HAM 43 lb HAM CENTER SUCES 89 lb I C e s

AY SA

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51 rls T us ay April 1

Having lived in this town a great many years I love it hQnest ButI canno longer s i t by and watch it strangle on its own blood without saying what I have to say to relive my own conscience We continue to let an old wreck of a building stand as a momento

s Ih~itter Than The Svord

e middot~elcome ~_1 Open Le tte r s and Letters m the Editor

nilns expressed in this COLUmn are not necessarily thOSf Uors ~ t1a anewspaper shouldexpressthe views of the ~ople

bull lriOCl we might agree or disagree with them Qt accept anymore unsigned letters for printirig If

ish your name signed to the letter when printe~ ~ou it however we will keep your signed copy on file

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LET US ARISE akin to the deadly cancer has certainly beset us

COldnually let oppor t1pli ty by-pass us time after time Inen a fe eble grasp We talk and we study then study hut no more strenuous exertion for us please How

J since we first decided to do something about imshy z schools industrial situation etc etc A good many E slipped by Like a thief in the night since we first

eyes to our gradual deterioration Yes I mean litshy~5 Let s face the facts and be honest with ourselves failed to follow up any recommendations advanced by rent committees for a number of different reasons _ elfish It seems to be a common fault for people to impression of holy aura about tbeClSPives to the ~ 0 idEa i ~ any gomiddotcd de= admiddotar- - il~r Ii

to the horse and buggy days A great incenti ve for the industrial leader to look at i snt it We continue to clutter up nearly all of Main street with cars and trucks parked so that one Volksshywagon says to the other You let me by this time and 111 let you by next time Not so funny as true We can ge t Industry but not without a fight Every State City Village and Hamlet in the United States today is locked in a death struggle over the thing we are just sitting around hoping will come to us and beg us to take them in

Dontbe fooled into thinking this will happen Industry today is not run by such fools They demand not only the best that a town has to give and further mor e they get it too We have the nices t people in the world so we don t have any worries on this score We do need schools and believe it or not this does inc lude a gym Now we can have this just as easy as we are doing it now What good are we now getting out of the $30000 in the bank Is it helping in any way to educate our children Why not put it to work on constructi onmiddotright now and make an honest effort to help ourselves We may then be a long ways on the road towards the day when we can point with pride to it and say to one and all No one gave it to us we worked for it Industr y doesntneed us we need it So wake up Milo and lets all work together and gi ve those who come to look us over an eyeful of progress instead of a heartful of sympathy

P S Not wishing any Condemnation of your paper for this article you may give them my name only on absolute request I 2-D ~o arud d an~ rf htgt~

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1963

Ch

300 To Tol The T uth 8 25 CBS hJ~s 3 30 Mill onaire ltJ- OO Secret Sto nn 130 Jodge of N ight 000 BOM the Clown 600 Onio amp ian-iet 6 ~J O Mr Eel 700 NB U Se-w~n 710 Spor t Hilite s 7 15 Walte r C r onkite 730 11y Thr ee Sons 8 00 Perry 118)

9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

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WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

amp Sports 11 10 Tenight Show (C)

2 30 300 330 400

The Doctol Loretta YOUtlg Theare YOLl Dont Sa y (C) T he 1la tch GaDle

4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

Blue Angels Story of a jIa rin e Sd caut Cameo Theator Lavrcnce Ve lk iIcHale s jlovy Sam Benedi ct Joey Bishop (C) Soturday Night At T I1amp Moltie~ Id Cli mb The Uighest

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Contact Us For Free Estimate

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REMEMBER - IT IS P OSSIBLE FOR THE SAME DEALER TO HAVE A WINNER EACH WEEK

_ ----~- - DAGGETTS PHARMACY Milo

114 ame _ _________________________

Address ____________ _ ___~-------

P hone

Town Crier Sweep~takes Expires Monday April 15

TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE Milo

Name ___________ ___________________

Address _____________________________

Phone _____________________ ___________

Town Crier SweePstakes

EtPires Monday April 15

PULLENS CLOTHING STORE Milo

Name

Address

Phone ___________________________________

Town Crier Swee~stakes Expires Monday April 15

MILO SPORT SHOP I Milo

Name

Address

Phone ----~--~------------------town Crter Sweeps takes

Expires Monday April 15

CLARK FURNITURE STORE Milo

Name

Address

Phone

fown Crier Sweepstnkes Expires Monday April 1 5

- ~ t ~ shy

ARTUS MARKET Milo

Name

Addres s- ________________________________

Phone __________ __________________________

Town Crier Sweepstakes

Expires Monday April 1

_ PHARMACY Milo

Town Crier Sweepstakes

~~llires Monday April 15

---TES Inc Milo

au may give coupon to gas a ttendant

-OWfl Cri~r SweePsi (J kl~s Expires Monday April 15

====== GAIUGE Milo

may give coupon to gas attendani

Town Crier Sweepstakes Expires Monday April 15

CCf 15 and deposit tbem i n a container in the ~ ~ coupon with the dealers name on i t must go

Each week one dealers name will be drawn ~lpoundr a inning coupon will be drawn

1e is on this coupon wi il win $20 00 wor th bat dealers store (ilie $2000 may be ap -

e eXPensive item if tlie winner so des ires ) ~~(Tes in vhich you deposit coupons the be tter-

Barbara Doble and Edgar Chase draw this weeks SWEEPSTAKE winner in the CLARK FURNITURE STORE

Harland Randall helps Mrs Rachel Smith and nyo young Smiths pick out her SWEEPSTAKES prize i n the TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE

ID11r WOW 11 (1rirr Subscription Name --------------------------shyStreet ______________________________

City State _ __________

Please find e nclosed (circle one $500 fOl 52 weeks $250 for 26 weeks )

~

Why Buy a Stripped-Oof1 Model Bike Today at Anniversary Savings

when you can buy a WESTERN FLYER DELUXE lor the price of a s tripped down

SEE

Tom Huall d ~RE A UTTLESAVE A LOT

bullI ss MILO MAINE

3 CRIER OFFICE CROSS PLEASE CONTACT THE

Sweepstakes Winners ~ -----rr_ __~

Hlllt r Jl~J

C

_ erwin Spaulding starts another pizza on it s way

--_w business no mailer how large is a welcome addition to a -runmunHy The Town Crier welcomes the Pizza House to Milo -------- ---- ----------------- Eleazer and The lma Carver

Before you move in know the facts about insurance

Fact 1 F ire ilsu ra nce a lone on home tnt o ntc nb is not e no ugh O Llr home could be destroyed by ndSlOrrn exploshys io n o r othe l hazard Fact 2 T heft coverage of your posses io ns at horne an d lwa y ilou ld be inclu ded Fact 3 A IUI sun juJgmen t agai nst you cou ld cost you e veryt hing you own Yo u need lia bility in suran e Fact 4 Yo u get all thi s and mor t in one Ho meowners p licy with ~one 10 premium I

James Lad din sura n(e Age n(y WI 3-8831Main Street Milo

-_________________________

1--shy middot---shy ---- shy

memorialize you r Memo rial Day

We have a wide ch oice o f

monuments guaranteed by the Bane Guild

Make Memorial Day ~ ~

Day of Remembrance Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to departed loved one on

EAMES MQNUMENTAL CO Earl F Eames Prop 31 Elm St bull Milo Me Dial 943-2231

BARRE GUILD

Monuments

LOCAL EOP LE TO P ARTI shyCIPATE IN E ASTER CON shyc ERT AT UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH

Some seven hundred people enjoyed a concert a t Stearns High Auditorium in Millinocket las t Sunday evening wIl en ap shyproximately fifty voices from Millinocket Eas t Millinocket Brownville Jet and Milo preshysented a progran1 of s a cred music under the direction of Dr Peter Mason and Mrs Kaye Trickey

The organist was Rand A Dunham MD and Mrs Ann B enj aL1in was s olois L

Tb coe laking par t fr om Park Stl eL Methodist Church were Joyce Bailey Dick Doble Dot Cochrane Louise Newman Kaye Trickey and WilsonShershyburne

From the 1i terl Baptis t Church we r e Grace Clapp

one willbe in the h ome __

and E~en Kelley Mrs Lucille Buchanan re shy

ores enteuro B r ownville Jct Me thoplusmnist Church

This c o) er t willbe repealed It the ed Bapti s t c t r ch on A ~l _-Hh at 730 p m

The progr am wi ll include PRAISE TO OUR GOD Vulshypius PRAISE YE THE LORD Tschesnokoff PSALM xvm Benedetto Marc ello HEAR OURPRAYEN Teasdale OUR LORD AND CHRIST AROSE TODAY Vulpius WERE YOU THERE Negro Spiritual AVE MARIA Ba lt h - Gounod and Sclrshyubert GALLIA Gounod VIC shy

TORY TE DEUM Titcomb P eople in this area will rern shy

emberDr Mason who was the le ader of the TIMBERTONES wh o have s ung at P ark Street Methodis t Churchs annual Pops concert in past years

T ne _ 1 C _

uBGAl~llA l lOilt 1Ilnvs Cant fr om Prure 4 ment soon in New York mother Mrs Flossie Dpound__ str om has spent the vinte them and will return here soon

A thank you letter knowledged from Mrs Smith

The myste ry priz 0middot shy

went to Mrs Marion C ~ ham

The next me e ting a

REMODErr I

Joe Bradee Home impr e

r epairs inside and p

Estimates gi en

57 Wes t MJin Sl _1 10

Wl 3 -2 2T

Mr and Mrs HenryRic ec MissPhyliis McC ormick _I Majorie Harmon Mrs eTer Harm on and Mrs John KeliE attended Farm and Home e at the U of M on Wed

OLEO 5 ilis for 89 ROASTING CHICKENS 39 lb GREEN MTN POTATOES 39 peck FACE OF HAM 43 lb HAM CENTER SUCES 89 lb I C e s

AY SA

een poundetter~

51 rls T us ay April 1

Having lived in this town a great many years I love it hQnest ButI canno longer s i t by and watch it strangle on its own blood without saying what I have to say to relive my own conscience We continue to let an old wreck of a building stand as a momento

s Ih~itter Than The Svord

e middot~elcome ~_1 Open Le tte r s and Letters m the Editor

nilns expressed in this COLUmn are not necessarily thOSf Uors ~ t1a anewspaper shouldexpressthe views of the ~ople

bull lriOCl we might agree or disagree with them Qt accept anymore unsigned letters for printirig If

ish your name signed to the letter when printe~ ~ou it however we will keep your signed copy on file

_ t E

LET US ARISE akin to the deadly cancer has certainly beset us

COldnually let oppor t1pli ty by-pass us time after time Inen a fe eble grasp We talk and we study then study hut no more strenuous exertion for us please How

J since we first decided to do something about imshy z schools industrial situation etc etc A good many E slipped by Like a thief in the night since we first

eyes to our gradual deterioration Yes I mean litshy~5 Let s face the facts and be honest with ourselves failed to follow up any recommendations advanced by rent committees for a number of different reasons _ elfish It seems to be a common fault for people to impression of holy aura about tbeClSPives to the ~ 0 idEa i ~ any gomiddotcd de= admiddotar- - il~r Ii

to the horse and buggy days A great incenti ve for the industrial leader to look at i snt it We continue to clutter up nearly all of Main street with cars and trucks parked so that one Volksshywagon says to the other You let me by this time and 111 let you by next time Not so funny as true We can ge t Industry but not without a fight Every State City Village and Hamlet in the United States today is locked in a death struggle over the thing we are just sitting around hoping will come to us and beg us to take them in

Dontbe fooled into thinking this will happen Industry today is not run by such fools They demand not only the best that a town has to give and further mor e they get it too We have the nices t people in the world so we don t have any worries on this score We do need schools and believe it or not this does inc lude a gym Now we can have this just as easy as we are doing it now What good are we now getting out of the $30000 in the bank Is it helping in any way to educate our children Why not put it to work on constructi onmiddotright now and make an honest effort to help ourselves We may then be a long ways on the road towards the day when we can point with pride to it and say to one and all No one gave it to us we worked for it Industr y doesntneed us we need it So wake up Milo and lets all work together and gi ve those who come to look us over an eyeful of progress instead of a heartful of sympathy

P S Not wishing any Condemnation of your paper for this article you may give them my name only on absolute request I 2-D ~o arud d an~ rf htgt~

196 3

1963

Ch

300 To Tol The T uth 8 25 CBS hJ~s 3 30 Mill onaire ltJ- OO Secret Sto nn 130 Jodge of N ight 000 BOM the Clown 600 Onio amp ian-iet 6 ~J O Mr Eel 700 NB U Se-w~n 710 Spor t Hilite s 7 15 Walte r C r onkite 730 11y Thr ee Sons 8 00 Perry 118)

9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

a Was1ngWtl

WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

amp Sports 11 10 Tenight Show (C)

2 30 300 330 400

The Doctol Loretta YOUtlg Theare YOLl Dont Sa y (C) T he 1la tch GaDle

4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

Blue Angels Story of a jIa rin e Sd caut Cameo Theator Lavrcnce Ve lk iIcHale s jlovy Sam Benedi ct Joey Bishop (C) Soturday Night At T I1amp Moltie~ Id Cli mb The Uighest

A 6 TRANSISTOR CHANNEL MASTER RADIO (retail value $4995) WILL BE GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH HElL or WElL McLAIN REATIN INSTALLA TlON DURING THE ENTIRE MONT OF MARCH 1963

Contact Us For Free Estimate

II

_ PHARMACY Milo

Town Crier Sweepstakes

~~llires Monday April 15

---TES Inc Milo

au may give coupon to gas a ttendant

-OWfl Cri~r SweePsi (J kl~s Expires Monday April 15

====== GAIUGE Milo

may give coupon to gas attendani

Town Crier Sweepstakes Expires Monday April 15

CCf 15 and deposit tbem i n a container in the ~ ~ coupon with the dealers name on i t must go

Each week one dealers name will be drawn ~lpoundr a inning coupon will be drawn

1e is on this coupon wi il win $20 00 wor th bat dealers store (ilie $2000 may be ap -

e eXPensive item if tlie winner so des ires ) ~~(Tes in vhich you deposit coupons the be tter-

Barbara Doble and Edgar Chase draw this weeks SWEEPSTAKE winner in the CLARK FURNITURE STORE

Harland Randall helps Mrs Rachel Smith and nyo young Smiths pick out her SWEEPSTAKES prize i n the TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING STORE

ID11r WOW 11 (1rirr Subscription Name --------------------------shyStreet ______________________________

City State _ __________

Please find e nclosed (circle one $500 fOl 52 weeks $250 for 26 weeks )

~

Why Buy a Stripped-Oof1 Model Bike Today at Anniversary Savings

when you can buy a WESTERN FLYER DELUXE lor the price of a s tripped down

SEE

Tom Huall d ~RE A UTTLESAVE A LOT

bullI ss MILO MAINE

3 CRIER OFFICE CROSS PLEASE CONTACT THE

Sweepstakes Winners ~ -----rr_ __~

Hlllt r Jl~J

C

_ erwin Spaulding starts another pizza on it s way

--_w business no mailer how large is a welcome addition to a -runmunHy The Town Crier welcomes the Pizza House to Milo -------- ---- ----------------- Eleazer and The lma Carver

Before you move in know the facts about insurance

Fact 1 F ire ilsu ra nce a lone on home tnt o ntc nb is not e no ugh O Llr home could be destroyed by ndSlOrrn exploshys io n o r othe l hazard Fact 2 T heft coverage of your posses io ns at horne an d lwa y ilou ld be inclu ded Fact 3 A IUI sun juJgmen t agai nst you cou ld cost you e veryt hing you own Yo u need lia bility in suran e Fact 4 Yo u get all thi s and mor t in one Ho meowners p licy with ~one 10 premium I

James Lad din sura n(e Age n(y WI 3-8831Main Street Milo

-_________________________

1--shy middot---shy ---- shy

memorialize you r Memo rial Day

We have a wide ch oice o f

monuments guaranteed by the Bane Guild

Make Memorial Day ~ ~

Day of Remembrance Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to departed loved one on

EAMES MQNUMENTAL CO Earl F Eames Prop 31 Elm St bull Milo Me Dial 943-2231

BARRE GUILD

Monuments

LOCAL EOP LE TO P ARTI shyCIPATE IN E ASTER CON shyc ERT AT UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH

Some seven hundred people enjoyed a concert a t Stearns High Auditorium in Millinocket las t Sunday evening wIl en ap shyproximately fifty voices from Millinocket Eas t Millinocket Brownville Jet and Milo preshysented a progran1 of s a cred music under the direction of Dr Peter Mason and Mrs Kaye Trickey

The organist was Rand A Dunham MD and Mrs Ann B enj aL1in was s olois L

Tb coe laking par t fr om Park Stl eL Methodist Church were Joyce Bailey Dick Doble Dot Cochrane Louise Newman Kaye Trickey and WilsonShershyburne

From the 1i terl Baptis t Church we r e Grace Clapp

one willbe in the h ome __

and E~en Kelley Mrs Lucille Buchanan re shy

ores enteuro B r ownville Jct Me thoplusmnist Church

This c o) er t willbe repealed It the ed Bapti s t c t r ch on A ~l _-Hh at 730 p m

The progr am wi ll include PRAISE TO OUR GOD Vulshypius PRAISE YE THE LORD Tschesnokoff PSALM xvm Benedetto Marc ello HEAR OURPRAYEN Teasdale OUR LORD AND CHRIST AROSE TODAY Vulpius WERE YOU THERE Negro Spiritual AVE MARIA Ba lt h - Gounod and Sclrshyubert GALLIA Gounod VIC shy

TORY TE DEUM Titcomb P eople in this area will rern shy

emberDr Mason who was the le ader of the TIMBERTONES wh o have s ung at P ark Street Methodis t Churchs annual Pops concert in past years

T ne _ 1 C _

uBGAl~llA l lOilt 1Ilnvs Cant fr om Prure 4 ment soon in New York mother Mrs Flossie Dpound__ str om has spent the vinte them and will return here soon

A thank you letter knowledged from Mrs Smith

The myste ry priz 0middot shy

went to Mrs Marion C ~ ham

The next me e ting a

REMODErr I

Joe Bradee Home impr e

r epairs inside and p

Estimates gi en

57 Wes t MJin Sl _1 10

Wl 3 -2 2T

Mr and Mrs HenryRic ec MissPhyliis McC ormick _I Majorie Harmon Mrs eTer Harm on and Mrs John KeliE attended Farm and Home e at the U of M on Wed

OLEO 5 ilis for 89 ROASTING CHICKENS 39 lb GREEN MTN POTATOES 39 peck FACE OF HAM 43 lb HAM CENTER SUCES 89 lb I C e s

AY SA

een poundetter~

51 rls T us ay April 1

Having lived in this town a great many years I love it hQnest ButI canno longer s i t by and watch it strangle on its own blood without saying what I have to say to relive my own conscience We continue to let an old wreck of a building stand as a momento

s Ih~itter Than The Svord

e middot~elcome ~_1 Open Le tte r s and Letters m the Editor

nilns expressed in this COLUmn are not necessarily thOSf Uors ~ t1a anewspaper shouldexpressthe views of the ~ople

bull lriOCl we might agree or disagree with them Qt accept anymore unsigned letters for printirig If

ish your name signed to the letter when printe~ ~ou it however we will keep your signed copy on file

_ t E

LET US ARISE akin to the deadly cancer has certainly beset us

COldnually let oppor t1pli ty by-pass us time after time Inen a fe eble grasp We talk and we study then study hut no more strenuous exertion for us please How

J since we first decided to do something about imshy z schools industrial situation etc etc A good many E slipped by Like a thief in the night since we first

eyes to our gradual deterioration Yes I mean litshy~5 Let s face the facts and be honest with ourselves failed to follow up any recommendations advanced by rent committees for a number of different reasons _ elfish It seems to be a common fault for people to impression of holy aura about tbeClSPives to the ~ 0 idEa i ~ any gomiddotcd de= admiddotar- - il~r Ii

to the horse and buggy days A great incenti ve for the industrial leader to look at i snt it We continue to clutter up nearly all of Main street with cars and trucks parked so that one Volksshywagon says to the other You let me by this time and 111 let you by next time Not so funny as true We can ge t Industry but not without a fight Every State City Village and Hamlet in the United States today is locked in a death struggle over the thing we are just sitting around hoping will come to us and beg us to take them in

Dontbe fooled into thinking this will happen Industry today is not run by such fools They demand not only the best that a town has to give and further mor e they get it too We have the nices t people in the world so we don t have any worries on this score We do need schools and believe it or not this does inc lude a gym Now we can have this just as easy as we are doing it now What good are we now getting out of the $30000 in the bank Is it helping in any way to educate our children Why not put it to work on constructi onmiddotright now and make an honest effort to help ourselves We may then be a long ways on the road towards the day when we can point with pride to it and say to one and all No one gave it to us we worked for it Industr y doesntneed us we need it So wake up Milo and lets all work together and gi ve those who come to look us over an eyeful of progress instead of a heartful of sympathy

P S Not wishing any Condemnation of your paper for this article you may give them my name only on absolute request I 2-D ~o arud d an~ rf htgt~

196 3

1963

Ch

300 To Tol The T uth 8 25 CBS hJ~s 3 30 Mill onaire ltJ- OO Secret Sto nn 130 Jodge of N ight 000 BOM the Clown 600 Onio amp ian-iet 6 ~J O Mr Eel 700 NB U Se-w~n 710 Spor t Hilite s 7 15 Walte r C r onkite 730 11y Thr ee Sons 8 00 Perry 118)

9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

a Was1ngWtl

WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

amp Sports 11 10 Tenight Show (C)

2 30 300 330 400

The Doctol Loretta YOUtlg Theare YOLl Dont Sa y (C) T he 1la tch GaDle

4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

Blue Angels Story of a jIa rin e Sd caut Cameo Theator Lavrcnce Ve lk iIcHale s jlovy Sam Benedi ct Joey Bishop (C) Soturday Night At T I1amp Moltie~ Id Cli mb The Uighest

A 6 TRANSISTOR CHANNEL MASTER RADIO (retail value $4995) WILL BE GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH HElL or WElL McLAIN REATIN INSTALLA TlON DURING THE ENTIRE MONT OF MARCH 1963

Contact Us For Free Estimate

II

C

_ erwin Spaulding starts another pizza on it s way

--_w business no mailer how large is a welcome addition to a -runmunHy The Town Crier welcomes the Pizza House to Milo -------- ---- ----------------- Eleazer and The lma Carver

Before you move in know the facts about insurance

Fact 1 F ire ilsu ra nce a lone on home tnt o ntc nb is not e no ugh O Llr home could be destroyed by ndSlOrrn exploshys io n o r othe l hazard Fact 2 T heft coverage of your posses io ns at horne an d lwa y ilou ld be inclu ded Fact 3 A IUI sun juJgmen t agai nst you cou ld cost you e veryt hing you own Yo u need lia bility in suran e Fact 4 Yo u get all thi s and mor t in one Ho meowners p licy with ~one 10 premium I

James Lad din sura n(e Age n(y WI 3-8831Main Street Milo

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memorialize you r Memo rial Day

We have a wide ch oice o f

monuments guaranteed by the Bane Guild

Make Memorial Day ~ ~

Day of Remembrance Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to departed loved one on

EAMES MQNUMENTAL CO Earl F Eames Prop 31 Elm St bull Milo Me Dial 943-2231

BARRE GUILD

Monuments

LOCAL EOP LE TO P ARTI shyCIPATE IN E ASTER CON shyc ERT AT UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH

Some seven hundred people enjoyed a concert a t Stearns High Auditorium in Millinocket las t Sunday evening wIl en ap shyproximately fifty voices from Millinocket Eas t Millinocket Brownville Jet and Milo preshysented a progran1 of s a cred music under the direction of Dr Peter Mason and Mrs Kaye Trickey

The organist was Rand A Dunham MD and Mrs Ann B enj aL1in was s olois L

Tb coe laking par t fr om Park Stl eL Methodist Church were Joyce Bailey Dick Doble Dot Cochrane Louise Newman Kaye Trickey and WilsonShershyburne

From the 1i terl Baptis t Church we r e Grace Clapp

one willbe in the h ome __

and E~en Kelley Mrs Lucille Buchanan re shy

ores enteuro B r ownville Jct Me thoplusmnist Church

This c o) er t willbe repealed It the ed Bapti s t c t r ch on A ~l _-Hh at 730 p m

The progr am wi ll include PRAISE TO OUR GOD Vulshypius PRAISE YE THE LORD Tschesnokoff PSALM xvm Benedetto Marc ello HEAR OURPRAYEN Teasdale OUR LORD AND CHRIST AROSE TODAY Vulpius WERE YOU THERE Negro Spiritual AVE MARIA Ba lt h - Gounod and Sclrshyubert GALLIA Gounod VIC shy

TORY TE DEUM Titcomb P eople in this area will rern shy

emberDr Mason who was the le ader of the TIMBERTONES wh o have s ung at P ark Street Methodis t Churchs annual Pops concert in past years

T ne _ 1 C _

uBGAl~llA l lOilt 1Ilnvs Cant fr om Prure 4 ment soon in New York mother Mrs Flossie Dpound__ str om has spent the vinte them and will return here soon

A thank you letter knowledged from Mrs Smith

The myste ry priz 0middot shy

went to Mrs Marion C ~ ham

The next me e ting a

REMODErr I

Joe Bradee Home impr e

r epairs inside and p

Estimates gi en

57 Wes t MJin Sl _1 10

Wl 3 -2 2T

Mr and Mrs HenryRic ec MissPhyliis McC ormick _I Majorie Harmon Mrs eTer Harm on and Mrs John KeliE attended Farm and Home e at the U of M on Wed

OLEO 5 ilis for 89 ROASTING CHICKENS 39 lb GREEN MTN POTATOES 39 peck FACE OF HAM 43 lb HAM CENTER SUCES 89 lb I C e s

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51 rls T us ay April 1

Having lived in this town a great many years I love it hQnest ButI canno longer s i t by and watch it strangle on its own blood without saying what I have to say to relive my own conscience We continue to let an old wreck of a building stand as a momento

s Ih~itter Than The Svord

e middot~elcome ~_1 Open Le tte r s and Letters m the Editor

nilns expressed in this COLUmn are not necessarily thOSf Uors ~ t1a anewspaper shouldexpressthe views of the ~ople

bull lriOCl we might agree or disagree with them Qt accept anymore unsigned letters for printirig If

ish your name signed to the letter when printe~ ~ou it however we will keep your signed copy on file

_ t E

LET US ARISE akin to the deadly cancer has certainly beset us

COldnually let oppor t1pli ty by-pass us time after time Inen a fe eble grasp We talk and we study then study hut no more strenuous exertion for us please How

J since we first decided to do something about imshy z schools industrial situation etc etc A good many E slipped by Like a thief in the night since we first

eyes to our gradual deterioration Yes I mean litshy~5 Let s face the facts and be honest with ourselves failed to follow up any recommendations advanced by rent committees for a number of different reasons _ elfish It seems to be a common fault for people to impression of holy aura about tbeClSPives to the ~ 0 idEa i ~ any gomiddotcd de= admiddotar- - il~r Ii

to the horse and buggy days A great incenti ve for the industrial leader to look at i snt it We continue to clutter up nearly all of Main street with cars and trucks parked so that one Volksshywagon says to the other You let me by this time and 111 let you by next time Not so funny as true We can ge t Industry but not without a fight Every State City Village and Hamlet in the United States today is locked in a death struggle over the thing we are just sitting around hoping will come to us and beg us to take them in

Dontbe fooled into thinking this will happen Industry today is not run by such fools They demand not only the best that a town has to give and further mor e they get it too We have the nices t people in the world so we don t have any worries on this score We do need schools and believe it or not this does inc lude a gym Now we can have this just as easy as we are doing it now What good are we now getting out of the $30000 in the bank Is it helping in any way to educate our children Why not put it to work on constructi onmiddotright now and make an honest effort to help ourselves We may then be a long ways on the road towards the day when we can point with pride to it and say to one and all No one gave it to us we worked for it Industr y doesntneed us we need it So wake up Milo and lets all work together and gi ve those who come to look us over an eyeful of progress instead of a heartful of sympathy

P S Not wishing any Condemnation of your paper for this article you may give them my name only on absolute request I 2-D ~o arud d an~ rf htgt~

196 3

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Ch

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9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

a Was1ngWtl

WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

amp Sports 11 10 Tenight Show (C)

2 30 300 330 400

The Doctol Loretta YOUtlg Theare YOLl Dont Sa y (C) T he 1la tch GaDle

4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

Blue Angels Story of a jIa rin e Sd caut Cameo Theator Lavrcnce Ve lk iIcHale s jlovy Sam Benedi ct Joey Bishop (C) Soturday Night At T I1amp Moltie~ Id Cli mb The Uighest

A 6 TRANSISTOR CHANNEL MASTER RADIO (retail value $4995) WILL BE GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH HElL or WElL McLAIN REATIN INSTALLA TlON DURING THE ENTIRE MONT OF MARCH 1963

Contact Us For Free Estimate

II

AY SA

een poundetter~

51 rls T us ay April 1

Having lived in this town a great many years I love it hQnest ButI canno longer s i t by and watch it strangle on its own blood without saying what I have to say to relive my own conscience We continue to let an old wreck of a building stand as a momento

s Ih~itter Than The Svord

e middot~elcome ~_1 Open Le tte r s and Letters m the Editor

nilns expressed in this COLUmn are not necessarily thOSf Uors ~ t1a anewspaper shouldexpressthe views of the ~ople

bull lriOCl we might agree or disagree with them Qt accept anymore unsigned letters for printirig If

ish your name signed to the letter when printe~ ~ou it however we will keep your signed copy on file

_ t E

LET US ARISE akin to the deadly cancer has certainly beset us

COldnually let oppor t1pli ty by-pass us time after time Inen a fe eble grasp We talk and we study then study hut no more strenuous exertion for us please How

J since we first decided to do something about imshy z schools industrial situation etc etc A good many E slipped by Like a thief in the night since we first

eyes to our gradual deterioration Yes I mean litshy~5 Let s face the facts and be honest with ourselves failed to follow up any recommendations advanced by rent committees for a number of different reasons _ elfish It seems to be a common fault for people to impression of holy aura about tbeClSPives to the ~ 0 idEa i ~ any gomiddotcd de= admiddotar- - il~r Ii

to the horse and buggy days A great incenti ve for the industrial leader to look at i snt it We continue to clutter up nearly all of Main street with cars and trucks parked so that one Volksshywagon says to the other You let me by this time and 111 let you by next time Not so funny as true We can ge t Industry but not without a fight Every State City Village and Hamlet in the United States today is locked in a death struggle over the thing we are just sitting around hoping will come to us and beg us to take them in

Dontbe fooled into thinking this will happen Industry today is not run by such fools They demand not only the best that a town has to give and further mor e they get it too We have the nices t people in the world so we don t have any worries on this score We do need schools and believe it or not this does inc lude a gym Now we can have this just as easy as we are doing it now What good are we now getting out of the $30000 in the bank Is it helping in any way to educate our children Why not put it to work on constructi onmiddotright now and make an honest effort to help ourselves We may then be a long ways on the road towards the day when we can point with pride to it and say to one and all No one gave it to us we worked for it Industr y doesntneed us we need it So wake up Milo and lets all work together and gi ve those who come to look us over an eyeful of progress instead of a heartful of sympathy

P S Not wishing any Condemnation of your paper for this article you may give them my name only on absolute request I 2-D ~o arud d an~ rf htgt~

196 3

1963

Ch

300 To Tol The T uth 8 25 CBS hJ~s 3 30 Mill onaire ltJ- OO Secret Sto nn 130 Jodge of N ight 000 BOM the Clown 600 Onio amp ian-iet 6 ~J O Mr Eel 700 NB U Se-w~n 710 Spor t Hilite s 7 15 Walte r C r onkite 730 11y Thr ee Sons 8 00 Perry 118)

9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

a Was1ngWtl

WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

amp Sports 11 10 Tenight Show (C)

2 30 300 330 400

The Doctol Loretta YOUtlg Theare YOLl Dont Sa y (C) T he 1la tch GaDle

4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

Blue Angels Story of a jIa rin e Sd caut Cameo Theator Lavrcnce Ve lk iIcHale s jlovy Sam Benedi ct Joey Bishop (C) Soturday Night At T I1amp Moltie~ Id Cli mb The Uighest

A 6 TRANSISTOR CHANNEL MASTER RADIO (retail value $4995) WILL BE GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH HElL or WElL McLAIN REATIN INSTALLA TlON DURING THE ENTIRE MONT OF MARCH 1963

Contact Us For Free Estimate

II

196 3

1963

Ch

300 To Tol The T uth 8 25 CBS hJ~s 3 30 Mill onaire ltJ- OO Secret Sto nn 130 Jodge of N ight 000 BOM the Clown 600 Onio amp ian-iet 6 ~J O Mr Eel 700 NB U Se-w~n 710 Spor t Hilite s 7 15 Walte r C r onkite 730 11y Thr ee Sons 8 00 Perry 118)

9 00 Twilight ZlJne 1000 -aked City 1 L OO Neamp at El II1) n

11 1 5 Veah r 5how 11 20 Spor ts final

323 CBS News J 30 MUliUlU1ire 4 00 Secret Storm 130 Edge ( H bull Ight 500 Bo~) the C lown GOO 20th Ce ntury 0 30 Fair Exc hilnge 700 News ct S van 710 Span RU tcs 715 WallAr Gr onkltlt 7 30 R hide S 3a 77 unsot Str ip 930 Alir elt] Httc he o k 1030 Eye Witness ll 00 )e18 til E leven 1115 Wcath~l SbO

ll 20 porL Fiuill 11 25 Top tJu BOWlllllgt

430 4 4 00 600

Indusu-y On Parade 0 ial StlCUllty Majol gtodoms Bud caitt

630 Hawaiian Eye 730 JackIe GlelSon 8 30 De(cmdelts 930 Ha ve GUll Wd Tra 1000 Gunlltn()ke 11 00 News t t poundle c n 1115 Galluni Men

5 00 Amateur HoUl - 3 0 Co llege Buwl GOO WagOll T r ain

700 LaS5io 7 30 DlroD s the Menace

-~ Easter Servic e 800 Ed Sulli~ =4nl Egt s te r Senltice 900 Real Mc COys

Crlstophers 930 True Theater Choir 10 00 Candid Grrmra

lt years 10 30 WbPS My Une

nel 5 iI-lONDAY APIUL 15 196 3 720 Open Door 725 Farm Reporter 730 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 930 ~ttlsicAlrnanac

950 Primary Science 1000 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 News

300 To Te ll The Truth 3 23 CBS News 330 iIilli o tlar e ~OO Secret Storm 430 Edge of Kight 5 00 Bozo the C town 6 00 The Dakotas 700 News at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilitcs 7 1 Walter C ronkiLe 730 To Tell The Truth 800 I ve Got A Secret 830 Lucy Show

12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light

900 Danny The mas 930 Atldy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey1 00 fane Wyman

1 30 As the World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparly

1100 lews at Ele ven 11 15 WeatJer Show 11 20 Spor ts Finul

TUESDA APRIL 16 1963 720 Open Door 325 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 7middot30 Pageant 800 Captain Kangaroo 900 Jaek LaLanne 930 llusi c Almanac 1000 C alendu 1030 Tennessee Enue 1100 Rea l MCCeys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 1200 Lo ve of Life 1225 News 1230 SeaJch for TomolTow 1245 Guiding Light

100 Jane Wyman 130 As the World Turns 200 Password 2 l0 Hous eparty 3 00 To Tell The Truth

330 NIillionaire 400 Secet StOlm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Country Caravan 630 Yogi Bpoundar 700 New6 at Seven

710 Sporta Bilites 715 Walter Cronki te 7 30 Password 8 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 830 Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny 1000 Garry Moore 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

WEDNSDAY APR IL 171963 7 20 Ope tl D oor 72j Farm Reporter 730 College vC the Air 800 upta in Kangaroo 9 00 Jack LaLanne 93 0 1l3 ie Almanac 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tenness e E rnie 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 Pete amp Gladys 12 00 Love of Life L2 23 lews l ~O S~ alch for Tomurrow 11 15 Qui ing Light l U~ J 1e Wyman 130 n the World Turns 200 Pa~sword 230 House pa1ty 3 UO To Tell The Truth

3 25 CBS News 330 Millfonai re 400 Sec r e t Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh t 500 Bozo rhe Clown 530 Big 5 ~I o ie - Mohawk 700 News at Seven 710 Sports Bilites 71 5 Wal te r Cronki te 730 Meciieltlo of the Sixties 830 Dobi e Gillis 9 00 Beverly Hillbillies 930 Dick Van Dyke 1 000 U S Steel lUllr

The So ldier Ran A Ioay 1100 I ewe at EI ve n 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

~JWnsb1p B ridge 1100 Hurry Rcasolor New - 5 Ba eball 11 15 Malne News

a Was1ngWtl

WLBZ-TV Channel 2 THURD Y APRIL 11 1963

600 Alomie Age Physics 630 erlca n Government 7 00 Today 7 25 Newb

730 Today ti 25 News 8 30 Today 900 Mason Mutt Presents 930 Ai amp Aileen 1000 ay When 102 5 NBC 1ows

1030 Play Your Hunch (C) 1100 The Price Is Right (C)

300 Lo r etta Young Thear 330 You Don t Say ( 0) 400 Th lgt lot h GJunf 425 NBC News 4 30 Make Room For Dtuldy 500 Popeye Aod HiS Pal )30 Bullwinkle 600 Cud) OBri011 6 30 Channel 2 N(PNB

6 40 Sperts Repert 645 Huntley Brirlkley Report 7 00 Rifleman 730 Third Man

1130 Concentra tion 800 Donna Recct 1200 Your Fi rst lmpressiotl (C) 830 Dr Ki1dar 1230 Truth Or Consequences 930 Ha ze (C) 1255 BC News Day Reporl 1 00 Gentiral Hospi tal 130 At Ho me With Aileen 200 Ben J -rod (C) 225 NBC Vs 230 f ile Doctors

FRIDAY rl y ttIL 121963 600 Atomic Age Physics (j30 me r ic311 Govern ment 700 Tedgy 723 News 7 30 Today 825 News 830 T oday 900 MDs()ll Mutt Presents 930 Al amp Aileen

10 00 Bell Telephone Hvur (- 11 00 ABC )ew Final 11 1 0 Challnel 2 raquolaws-We

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4- 25 ~BC News 430 Make Room For Dodd 500 Popeyc n His Pals 600 L eave I t T o Beav-=r 630 Chrumel 2 WIlt

1000 Say When 640 Sports Report 1025 NBC News 645 Huntley Brinkley Report 10 30 P lny OC11 Hunch (C) 700 The Flints tones UOO The middot ric e Is Right (C) 730 Internati ona l ShowJme 11 30 Concentration 830 Sing Along With Mitch (el HOO Your First ImpreSSion (C) 930 The Price I R ight (C) 1230 Cruth Or Consequences 125) NBC ~ews Day Report 1 00 Gene r al Hospi tal

1000 The Jack Paar Sho w (C ) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 ows -Weather

amp Sports1l0 At Home Witi Aileen 200 Beo Je rrod (C) 11 30 Tonight Shew (C) 223 Be News

SA RDAY APR IL 1 3 1963 730 Ma ine Farm Show LOO 8 00 0 e rlanltJ T rail 4 30 900 Ma on Mu t t Presents 500 930 Ruff and Reddy (C) 600 10 00 Shari L i ~ (C) 700 ltJ SO Ki ng Leonaruo (C) 730 1100 Dave Astor s 830

f ol r e~na[(ers Only 900 1200 Fu n

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