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BLACK FLY PROBLEM/SHORELAND ZONING DISCUSSED AT AREA MMA MEETING The worsening Black Fly problem. and the often confusing details surrounding Shoreland Zoning regulations were the chief topics of discussion at the latest MMA Area 10 Legis­ lative Policy Committee meeting held on June 2 at the Milo Town Hall. Mark Mueller. Lincoln Town Councilman. and active pro­ ponent of Black Fly control. explained his town's long-standing efforts to bring about a solution to heavy Black F1y infestations that have plagued the Penobscot Watershed region in recent own years. Mueller detailed a bill in the legislature. sponsored by Reps. Richard Davies and Robert MacEachern. that would provide funds for researching a biological means for control­ ling the flies. According to Mueller, the bill originally sought funds for researching possible insecticides that could be used. Vol. 16. No. 23 but the provision was deleted after state environmental offi­ Thursday. June 9. cials refused to consider experiments with insecticides even Twenty Cents under tightly-controlled conditions. University of Maine entomologists Jeffrey Granett and Ivan McDaniel added details on their efforts to find an environ­ [rntral tlatnr'a lirrltly Nrws Sugnzittl' mentally safe agent that could be used in the fast flowing wate.r­ ways in which the black flies breed. Granett spoke of one of the insecticides they have developed as environmentally safe · Cont'd on Page 2 Congratulations Class a·f 1877 (Photo by Claude Trask) Page 2 June 9, 1977 THE TOWN CRIER TiiE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday by the Milo Printing Company. We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns € .Off1U1UH it !-f of our coverage area through NEWS, IN­ FORMATION and LOW PRICED ADVER­ ~""'P .i tal '1'7ew" TISING. We accept no financial responsiblllty ADMISSIONS WEEK OF MAY 30 for errors in advertising but will gladly MILO print oorrecttons. Edith Whfte Copies of most photos appearing in THE DISCHARGED TOWN CRIER may be obtained through our Agnes McLean office. Edna Brewer If you have news or available photos of any sort we urge you to call or drop in. Deadline is Monday afternoon but we would BLACK FLY PROBLEM Cont'd from Page 1 appreclf!,te copy received earlier ln"the week. in spite of oppositlon from environmental officials. He added Classified ads $1. 00 minimum up to 20 that in spite of the scientific progress made from the Univer­ .words. 5 cents for each additional word. sity of Maine, he felt that political pressures were still too Display ad spac-. by the column Lnch. strong to allow for meaningful change in environmental policies. €all 943-7384 for ad space or with news. Mueller indicated a need for all towns ln the area to con­ Joanne w. Brigham, Editor stantly pressure local legislators, other legislators in areas vulnerable to Black Fly infestatlons, and state environmental HOUSE FOR SALE officials to support legislation to allow for serious research, MILO BY ·OWNER development, and use of black fly control agents, particularly Looklng for a good reason- those which attack the flies as they breed. He proposed new ably prlced Home? One that petltlon drives and a publicity campaign on the issue which was doesn •t cost a fortune to heat? officially endorsed by others in attendance. If you want to BuY; SELL, There's one in Milo at private Ea rlier in the evening, Rick Rothe, Shoreland Zoning Co­ RENT or SWAP, try "Town sale. Compact solid 2 story ordinator, State Planning Office, explained Shoreland Zoning . Crier" Classified. · home right for family designed legislation from its inception in 1971. Rothe stressed the Plan­ for maxlmum efficiency at ning Office's desire to see local communltles develop their moderate cost; hot water heat- . own regulations, rather than have them dictated from the state. VILLA GE GIFT. SHOPPE Ing system provides roost heat Rothe also answered questions concerning responsibilities in · For the unusual arid different per dollar. Fully Insulated the implementatlon and enforcement of Shoreland Zon1- -- - visit the Vlllage Gift Shoppe, w/all top quality combinatlon ordinances. CARD OF THANKS '>.......,..... Spring Street, Milo windows, aluminum sldlng, FOR SALE We wlsh to express many slate roof, all copper piping', 16 foot Commodor boat with thanks to our chlldren,·grand­ WANTED full cement basement, Kit- 40 h. p. motor - cost $350. , cblldren, and great grand­ Club Secretaries, earn cash value for merchandise, Con­ chen fully equipped w/quality 5 h, p, outboard motor - cost children and fr lends for paint­ appliances. Laundry room $25., Doodle - bug - tractor- Ing our home, God bless you tact Town & Country Clothing Store in Milo 943-2251 with 1/2 bath. Three nice cost $150,, Gas fired floor all. bedrooms, full bath. Four heater for camp - cost $35. , John and Doris Willinski car garage, & utlllty shed, International #45 bailer with HOUSE .FOR SALE plus 4 acre back yard. Outer . Wisconsin motor- cost $650., Na~· hOuse on 5 acres lo Park St. , quiet but close to John Deere- bay wagon with YARD SALE Milo. 3 ·bedrooms, full cel­ town. Golf course across St. plank body - cost $350. Call JUNE 10 - 11 - 12 - Corner ~r., _s.P.ring water. By e1 wner. See thls one to appreciate its Dan Bavelaar at 2309 in Milo. of Billington and River Road. Call 943-2534 quality. No offer below mid_dle High cha1·r car t lb AUTOMOTIVE REPAIB ' sea s, er , 30's considered. Selling ;for girls clothes, and lots of toys E'OR SALE 'health reasons Contact SEBRbV,ICESe . C te h plus other items. 943-2492 Lowry Organ. Excellent Keith N. Edgerly, Box 293, o s rv1ce en r as 'condition. Call ~ 943-284€ Milo, Me. Appt. only. Call moved to 21 Church Street, OP.EN HOUSE 943-2424 after 5 p. m. Brownville. Complete disc There will be an open house and drum brake service, honoring the 5oth wedding APARTMENT FOR RENT Tires, AAA Road Service. anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE · Bedroom with big closet, Cars picked up and delivered John Rowe at their cottage in kitchen-living room combin­ 15' Old Town boat with 18 on request. Lakeview from 1:00 to 4:00 ation, ·bathroom with shower h. p. Evenrude motor, electric Call - 965-8495 p.m. on June 18, 1977. start. Call - 965-3351 stove and refrigerator, Heat included. Month's security HOUSE FOR SALE by Owner WE REPAIR ALL MAKES In advance - $100. 00 a month, Two-family duplex on large LAWN MOWERS ROTO TILLERS Call - 943-2309 corner lot in Derby. Fully SNOW MOBILES CHAIN SAWS FOR SALE insulated. Three big bed- OUT BOARD MOTORS The Three Rivers Ambu­ rooms, bath, large kitchen, CHESSA'S lance Service has a 9 foot living room, dlning room and wide overhead door for sale - new hot water baseboard heat SMALL MOTOR SERVICE each side, · Monthly lncome 14 Water Street _J perfect condition :. $70. 00. Call Dan Bavelaar, 943-2309 from rented apartment, Milo, Maine 04463 $24, 000 - Call - 943-7407 Telephone -· 943-8890 Kevin O'Connor ._______OPENMONDAY - SATURDAY I l THE TOWN CRLER June 9, 1977 Page 3 ,-..LOCAL RESIDENTS "ECEIVE DEGREES \.......,...- Jn commencement exercises recently held at Husson Col­ lege ln Bangor, Maine . ap­ proximately 200 senlor s were awarded Bachelor of Science and Associate in Business For all reasons Sclence degrees. Graduating senlors were greeted by commencement s p e a k e r Mars hall Dodge, Maine humorist and raconteur. ·· In all seasons Included in the College's 79th annual graduating class were two local students. Lynn M. Grinnell of Derby received an A. B. s. degree in secretarial science with a Winter log carriers to summer picnic concentration ln the executive · baskets, Ba sketvi lie has the widest secretarial program. The selection of American-made and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. imported baskets, woodenware and Harold Grinnell, she ls a buckets. The wor.ld's largest basket 1975 graduate of Penquls stores also feature wicker furniture, Valley High School. permanent flowers and handcrafts. Joanne B. Ladd of Mllo re- · celved an A. B. ~. degree in business administration. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Open Russell Ladd, she ls also a 1975 graduate of Penquls year-round Valley Hlgh School. 7daysa week TERNATIONAL BA'l'ON 9 am to 9 pm CONTEST SLATED FJ;llDA Y - SATURDAY AT BANGOR AUDITORIUM The International Baton and Pageant Champlonshlps will be held thls Friday and Satur­ day at the Bangor Municipal Auditorium. The event ls sanctioned by the International Seaboard Majorette Associ­ SKET ation, whose President, Mrs. Bette Grego I.re. Dover-Fox­ croft, is contest director. Friday evening's pagean· ILLE ® will commence at · 7:30 p. m and feature the champlonshlI West Main Street, Milo, Maine twirling, strutting, and pret­ tiest division to select the Grand International Cham­ pions. Gir ls registered are from Vermont, New Hamp­ shire, Maine, NewBrunswick, Nova Scotia and Quebec, Can­ ada. MILO FIRE DEPT. NEWS Two local girls will compete On June 1 at 7 p . m. the Milo Friday night -- Mlss Karen Fire Dept. opened bids for the Subscription Hogan of Brownville Junction Dept. Boat, Motor and Trailer. Name ln the Pee Wee Prettiest Di­ Tb ere were 13 bids received. vision, and Miss Anrlrea 'flo­ The bids were awarded as fol­ Street.------------ gan of Milo ln the Pee Wee lows: City _____ St.ate ______ Mllltary Strutting Division. James Ladd, boat & trailer. Both events, the pageant and $:l07; Ralph Hendersoi1, motor, Please find cncloi>cd (circle one$10. OO or open contest on Saturday. are $309. 52 wceks ,$5. 00 fo:- Zo weeks.) - open to the public. Page 4 June 9, 197_7 THE TOWN CRIER tory retirement issue very closely.
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    Eastern Kentucky University Encompass Eastern Progress 1978-1979 Eastern Progress 10-26-1978 Eastern Progress - 26 Oct 1978 Eastern Kentucky University Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1978-79 Recommended Citation Eastern Kentucky University, "Eastern Progress - 26 Oct 1978" (1978). Eastern Progress 1978-1979. Paper 9. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1978-79/9 This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1978-1979 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - • I Vol. 57. No. 9 Official Studant PuWic.tion of Eastern Kentucky Uncvtmiy Thuraday. October ». 1978 Petty theft ends in shoot-out K\ DAVID WINTERS . The suspect's vehicle turned on 876 again and that he had returned fire, Staff Writer and then fired three or four more shots, possibly wounding one of the suspects At 7 30 p.m. on Oct 21, Campus said Jones. As the excited officer tried to restart Security Officer Steve Jones foiled an It was a short time after this that his automobile, he ran into some dif- attempted petty theft which included a Jones lost sight of the suspects. ficulty. When the cruiser finally started, high - speed automobile chase and After back - tracking, the officer the suspects were out of sight. ended in a gun battle. noted a one-lane black - top road which By this time, not only had campus At 7:30 p.m., Jones observed a black lead down towards a stream.