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Vol. 6, No. 13 Thursday, March 30, 1967 Ten Cents
The Piscataquis County Chapter, The National Found local March of Dimes Work ation - March of Dimes, has gladly made a vfl,ilable a child's wheel chair for little two year old Sheila Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rona lei Dean of . Brownville Junction. When she was seven weeks old, little Sheila was taken to St. John's General Hospital, St. John's, New Brunswick, where the diagnosis of spina bifida was surgically correct ed. On December ?O last, she was taken to Shriner's Hospi tal Crippled Children's Clinic where she was fitted with full leg braces. While there she became proficie.J;ltin the use of the wheel chair and this one will surely make her very happy. Mrs. June Marsh, -- :r-own Chairman March of Dimes, Brownville Jet. , is shown at left making the presentation to Mrs. Dean. Paul H. Day, County Chairman
Photo at left. L toR: Mrs. Marsh, Sheila and Mrs. Dean. (Photo by Mike Brigham)
SEE INSIDE: GUILFORD PASSION PLAY- REGIONAL SCIENCE WINNERS- COACH CONLEY RECEIVES AWARD TWO LETTERS FROM VIETNAM- "WHAT'S ON THIS WEEK" TV- "EASTER TO YOU" I page2 THE TOWN CRIER THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday omm"' ni evening by the. TOWN CRIER PUBLICATIONS. 'milo e ty We hope to be of help to the citizens ofthe·t6wns in our coverage through NEWS, INFORMATION, '-l.o..,pitaL 'T!ew6 AND LOWER PRJCED ADVERTIS~NG. Gifts receivedhavebeen: AnEasterlj.lyforwaitlng room from We accept no financial responsibility for errors Milo Garden Club;.· Easter favors and ~lipkin holders. for patient in advertising .but will gladly print corrections. Copies of most photos appearing in THE TOWN trays and table, made by Cub Scouts, Den ·3, Pack li5; Candy CRIER mav be obtained through our office. and napkins for trays furnished by Milo ~ospital Auxiliary . . If you have news or available photos of any sort Receptionists are: Friday, Genevieve Sturtevant; Saturday, we urge you to c~ll an editor or drop in. Dead Ruth Cockey anq Hilda Brown; Sunday, Adelia Leonard a,nd Edna line will be Monday Noon but we would appreciate Hanscom; Monday, JuneDasha; Tuesday;MurielQuimby; Wed copy received earlier in tlle week. nesday, Elizabeth Murray; Thursday, Frances Hamlin. Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to ADMISSIONS WEEKOF MARCH 20TH: 12 words, 3 cents for each additional word. Dis MILO: BROWNVILLE: play ad space by the column inch. Myrtle Lancaster Lucy Brown Fred Bunker Susan Cowing EDITOR - Joanne Brigham Winston Harmon .. Diana Foulkes Milo 943-7384 Lavern Smith BRADFORD: Janifer White Regina Lovejoy William Buckley DOVER-FOXCROFT If you want to BUY, SELL, VALLEY GRANGE Lona Alexander Stella Dyer RENT qr SWAP, try "Town GUILFORD DISCHARGES: Crier" Classified. Valley Grange will hold a MILO: BROWI'.'VII,.LE: public card party on Friday, Julia Trundy Alice Badger WANTED March 31, at 7:30, at the home Vaughn Grant Edna Knight Would ],ike to buy a 1934 copy of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Lan- Charles Grinnell Lucy Brownand baby boy of the "Breeze". Call Pearl der. .Mary Leavitt and baby girl Walter Harper Poole, 943-7428 after4 ;. m. Lavern Smith BRADFORD: Valley Grange will meet on Janifer White Phyllis Niles Saturday evening at the home Lona Alexander Marilyn Johnston of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bur ETNA: gess. A 6:30 supper will pre Thelma Small cede the meeting. Those at TRANSFERRED: To Eastern Mainee£neral Hospital, Bangor tending may bring casserole Edith Wilson of Milo. or salad. BIRTHS: To .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fowles of Milo, a son. PISCATAQUIS LODGE #33 MILO -PARK STREET To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown of Brownville, a son. A Special Communication of METHODIST CHURCH Piscataquis Lodge #33 A.F. & APPLICATIONS FOR POSITION OF A.M. Will be held at the Ma- SENIOR BANQUET The church wHl honor their sonic Temple Friday, March 31, at 6:30 p.m. graduating seniors at the Sen ior Banquet to be held this Sun POliCE OFFICER Oyster stew will be served day at the church dining room. FOR THE at 7:30p.m. This banquet will be under the UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH sponsorship of the Commission . Till of llll MILO on Missions. There will be a WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE MILO TOWN OFFICE On Saturday, Aprillst, there present for all seniors. The banquet will begin at 6 p. >n. will be a car wash at the Main ing coat. She carried a bouquet The coup!e will reside on Riv Street Parking Lot, from 9:00 of white baby carnations and er Strf'et in Dover-Foxcroft. a.m. to4:00 p.m. TheB.Y.F. GUILFORD WEDDING red rose buds. The bridesmaid of the United Baptist Church Miss Patricia Patterson, was her sister, Miss Brenda COOKIE CUTTERS are doing the work for the bene daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Patterson of Abbot, who wore GUILFORD fit of the Korean Orphans. Patterson of Abbot, became the a dress of pink nylon over taf The Cookie Cutters of Guil BROWNVILLE JCT. HIGH bride of A 2/C Bobbie Earl feta, and carried pink baby ford held a meeting at the home SCHOOL Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. roses. of Mrs. Pat Drummond on The Senior Class is sponsor Earl Barnes of Santa Paula, ThebestmanwasA2/C Dan March 13th. There was one ing a dance on Friday, March Calif. , on Thursday, March iel Haywor~ of Michigan. new m3mber, Janet Denton. 31, in the B. J. gym. Price of 23, at the Guilford Methodist The bride attended PCHS and The next meeting is on March admission: 35¢ and 60¢. Church, withRev. RobertVan is employed at Guilford Indus. 27 at the Home Economics The Cabaret, sponsored by asek officiating. tries. Room at the high school. the Frenr.h Club, which ·was The bride, who '''8-s given in Thegroom was a 1960 grad scheduled for April lst, has marriage by her father, wore uate of Santa Paula, Calif., and been postponed until April 29. a street length dress of white is stationed at Charleston Ra David Ellis lace over taffeta with a match- dar Station. Baptist Sunday School
UNITED BAPTIS.T CHURCH MlLO, MAiNt . The Primary Department of the United;BaptistCh~ rc4 Sun day Schqo(has for D~partment . Superintendent; Mrs. · Myrna Ricker, with · th~ foilowirig ~~~~ : . Beginpers- Mrs. Gepe ~ob inson, Ass't. -Mrs. Pauline Lewis; Sub-prim~ry - Mrs. Madeline London; first grade Mrs. ~athy Wibberly; sec<;md · grade - Mrs. Chris Woodard; third grade - Mrs·. Geraldine Tourtel~tte, A&s't. - Mrs .. Au drey Randail. Each Sunday morning the Su per\nten,dent, rylrs. Ricker, op~ns the program with s.tory time' flannel g:raph, singing and the Birthday bank before the children go to classes for instruction. As part of their instruction, these ~rimary childrei).do the le&sonsi'n their workbooks, writing out the an swers to ques·tions. This group takes part in Children's Day exercises the second Sunday of June, and at Christmas time they meet for a party.· . As a Missionary ~roject the third graders wrote .a letter to the c:erald Wibberlys, Mission aries in Bangkok, Thailap.d, and have recei vet;! a r~ply from them. There are two Cho~rs from this group which ~i,ng on oc~ casions; the Tiny Tots, direct- (Carver Photos) ed by Mrs. Ruth Cockey,_and awards were given as follows: uary thru March for perfect at C}arence Robinson the Sunbeams, directed by Mrs. For 7 years to Arthur Wood tendance, recognition is given Lydia Werber ThelmaCarve:r. Bothwer.e in-. ard; for 8 years to Charles to the following: Cindy Weston eluded in the Easter. Sunday Ellis, ~ichard Chessa and Annette Banker ,Elaine Wl.bberly evening musical worship pro-: · Char~s. Chessa; two years to Joan. Campbell Lori Woodard gram. . James Weston; three years to Martha Carlson David Lewis UNITED BAPTIST CHlJRCH Stephen Bunker;· 9 months to Lori Cockey Cheryl Wibberly MILO, MAINE Dana Randall and Betsey Shir- Lisa Hoskins Philip Bunker Under the Cross and Crown ley; 3 months toEmily Kinney Stephen Lewis Mrs. Kathy Wibberly System of a warps, for faithful and Patty Decker .. Debbie MacLeod · Kelley Woodard attendanc~ at Sunday School, For the three months, Jan- Pamela Ricker . Coht'd o,n Page 5 Page4 THE TOWN C RIE.R . 80TH BIRTHDAY OBSERVED PRESQUE. ISLE HQNOIU!:D Miss Margaret Martin en The .following l.ette~· was mail tertained Saturday afternoon ed · ·tp john E; ' Helic1H~y ,: City in honor of her. mother, Mrs. M~nager;' Presque.Isle, Maine: Ethel Martin, who was eighty Dear ~ Mr. Henchey: · · on that day. Mrs. Martin re Highest ;, cong!·atul~tions to Rev. Kwan Y. Lee, Minister ceived many cards and gifts you and ~e ~ citize~s · of Pres~ Park Street Methodist Church, Milo and an Easter lily sent by a que Isle for this signal honor "THE EASTER TO YOU" friend. of }:>e~ng selected as an .All The Easter has come. It does mean something to you. You do Cake and coffee were served American City for i967. understand the significance and ·the meaning of Easter. Yes; you by Marg-c;tretMartin~md Estqer This award. pays tribute to do understandEasterandyouunderstanditin faith. He has come Woolsey to the invited guests: Presque Isle's unusual success and the resui·rected Jesus calls for faith and repentance. By the Mrs. Helen Haley, Mrs. Vera . inattractingindustry after the grace of the Spirit, the risen, living Christ confronts you as you Weston, Mrs. Cora Stevens, closingofthePresque Isle Air go about your daily works .. The Cross is the very heart of your Mrs. Katherine Kent, Mrs. Base, and in improving its faith; the Cross was God's mighty act in Christ for your salva Florence Bodfish, Mrs. · Mar community library, · hospi ~1 tion. This. is what Easter means to you. Am I wrong? jorie Levensailor, Mrs. Hazel . and educational facilities. 1) If Go.d is Father to all men, as we think he is, then every Moulton, Mrs. Marcia Holm All of us in Maine are p1~oud man is brother to all others, and we are responsible for them. es, Mrs. Gladys Sinclair and of you today. 2) · If God. created . and gives life to all living things, than no Mrs. Charlotte Cookson. · · With best regards, person may take away the life or deny opportunity to any other Kenneth M. Curtis person. Governor 3) it God is Lord abovethenatioll!3, then he brings all nations GUILCREST NURSING HOME to judgment, and thereby helps us to see our nation's faults, in A Maunday Thursday ser BROWNVILLE JCT• . cluding our violence. Thomas Jefferson once observed, "Indeed vice was held at the Guilcrest HONOR ROLL I tremble when I reflect that God is just." Nursing Home cunducted · by Principal Malcolm V. Bu 4) If God governs all human affairs, then it must follow that Rev. RobertVanasek on Thurs chanan of B·rownville Junction what we sow we must also reap. If we treat others as inferior, day afternoon. High School has announced the they will resent it and become hostile and violent. When we do ·honor roll for the fourth rank wrong, theybecome hostile. And those who take the sword per-· , ing period as follows: ish by the sword. HIGH HONORS: NOTICE OF REGISTRATION 5) If God is Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, then ,Jesus' way susan can FOR A. D. #41 is the only way that can make sense, the only way that can s: Deanna Ellis The Superintendent of Schools make peace and harmony. His ministry may have been crucified Jai1et Essency has requested that the parents and stopped on the Cross, but with his resurrection, His min Barbara Gormley of all children who are to en istry also· was revived. Ludger Graves · ter Kindergarten grade iq the Out of your Christian faith, you will affirm to all five "Ifs 11 Alan Kirby Fall of 1967, register wi·thoutmuchdifficulty. OurGod is the living God who has acted pleas~ Patricia Knox the child at the Milo Elemen and does act. Why not confess the living God in his gracious · Roland Larrabee tary School, Derby School, or acts for you and for your salvation? Danie~ Priestman Atl UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH MILO, MAINE Two Easter Services, at 9:30 and 11:00 were well attended. Liliesweregiv(min memoriain Others 1n the play were L. toR. Wood Olmstead (Judas), Rae Allen Cunningham (The as follows: Walter and Mar- Child), and Ray Vanasek, (The Thief): (Troy Photos) garet Waterhouseby daughter Cont'd on Page 8 Abbie · Bower; Mr. Stanley unbelief", followed by ordin Stockel' ~nd daughter Isabelle by daugP.ter Dorothy Noyes; al SATURDAY byElsieStockerand Mrs. Gol- soan hydrangea in memory of 7:00p.m: Men of the Church ance of the Lord's Supper. die Gerrish; Miss Rena Cun- Neil Robertson by daughter meet with Pastor for prayer 5:45p.m. BYF groups meet ningham by Ethel and Jerry IrmaRodickandrosesbyMrs. and Bible discussion. 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Strout; Omar Hamlin by his J . 0. McKeen. SUNDAY The topic, "I Go A Fishing". family; Jerry Hoskins by Carl· FRIDAY 9:40a.m. Sunday School MONDAY and Alyce Hoskins and family; The Bible study class meets 11:00 a.m. Worship Service 7:00p.m. SundaySchoolTea Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fogarty at 6:30p. m. Sermon topic, "The Apostle's chers and Officers hold a con ference. Cont'd on Page 6 Page 6 THE TOWN CRIER CHURCH NEWS " ....~ ..0U H£44~...0 r:;_, Cont'd from Page 5 "W'hat's On · \::...lub TUESDAY 6:30 p.m. Triple M Class This 1Meek? by supperand program; commit Matt Troy "' "~" tee is Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Lord and Mr. and Mrs. Arlan DERBY MOTHERS' Top wen singing group Herman 1s Hermits, Eddie Fisher, .Abbie Richardson-- no program as SERVICE CLUB Lane, GeneBarryandCorbettMonicaallswing with Dina on The this is to be a work session. The Derby Mothers 1 Service Dean Martin Show Thursday night at 10;00 on NBC. (Channel 2) Club held an all day meeting The once reigning film queen at MGM, Joan Crawford, is _re WEDNESDAY in the home of Mrs. Avis Spear 2:00p.m. Ladies Auxiliary turning after 14 years to do a Man from U. N. C. L. E. two -part on March 21st. show which starts this Friday night at 8:30 on NBC. (Channel 2) meets. Mail was read from Mrs. Lila Starting onApril3rd the daytime programming on NBC{Channel 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. Smith, North Carolina. 2) and ABC (Channel 7) will change. On NBC the Tonight Show's THURSDAY Wor )<: for the day was pack Ed McMahon will host a new game show entitled Snap Judgment Choirs rehearse ing overseas boxes. This rronth at 10:00 a.m. On ABC several new programs will appear. These home cooked foo~ was sent,. are: One in a Million, a game show with Danny O'Neil as host KINGDOM HALL OF these went to Lt. Col. Allan at 11:30 a.m., old reruns of The Fugitive will replace Ben Casey JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Jose, Lt. Col. Ronald Dugas, at 1:00 p.m., Dark Shadows will replace The Nurses at 3:30 MILO, MAINE Sgt. Arthur Brown and Pfc. p.m., TheDatingGamewillmove to 4:00p.m., and Where The SUNDP-Y, APRIL 2 Raymond McDonald, all in Action Is will be replaced in a few weeks. Public Bible Lecture-2 p.m. Next Week: A word on the Academy Awards which will be seen Vietnam. A local paper was "Mankind's Millennium Un on April 10th and ... the list of shows which will not return next renewed for Lt. Col. Ronald derGod's Kingdom--Why Lit fall. Matt Troy Dugas. Mrs. Avis Spear re erally So" by R. Mayo ported that for March birth Watchtower Study - 3 p.m. days these boys were to re "A God of Loving-Kindness" ceive birthday gifts; they were based on Psalm 107:1 George Milner, Wendell Perry TUESDAY, APRIL 4 and Ronald Petri. A sympathy Bible study vvith aid of book card went to the family of Hay 7:30p.m. ward Carl Spencer, Veazie. Life Everlastingin Freedom REXAL L n~ SALE A 1/C Norman Ingerson has of the Sons of God - Chapter 7 been discharged from se1·vice. Subjection to the "Superior "W'atch our "W'indoW' The program in charge of Authorities" Mrs. Edith Rideout was in re THURSDAY, APRIL 6 for BARGAINS! gard to Easter. The mystery Ministry School 7 p.m. prize went to Mrs. Edith Ride Service Meeting 8 p.m. out. ROSS DRUG Guilford, Me. Cont1d. on page 10 The next meeting will be on April 4th in the home of Mrs. SOLICITORS NAMED FOR RED CROSS DRIVE - GUILFORD BIUDAL SHOWER AT ABBOT Alvina Cyr. Solicitors for the annual Red Cross Drive here have been ap Miss Patricia Patterson was This club will serve a dinner pointed by the Co-Chairmen, Mrs. Rena Leathers and Mr. guest of honor at a bridal show to the B & A staff in Derby Hall Blaine Robbinson. er on Tuesday, March 21, at on March 30. South Side: 01lk St., Mrs. Peggy Harvey; Park & Riverside the home of Mrs. Pearl Pat SP5 Allen Whittaker has ar Terrace, Mrs. Pat Davis; Hudson Ave. , Mrs. Pat Drummond; terson in Abbot. Miss Patter rived in town from Killeen, Parlanan Rd., Mrs. Alvin Adams; Spring St., Mrs. Kent For son received many gifts and a Texas and \vill go to his next tier; Grove, Prospect & Cherr.y Sts. , Mrs. Freda Gaw; Elm bride's cake and coffee were assignment soon in Vietnam. St., Mrs. Sandra Bennett, Mrs. Vena Applebee; Bates Court, served to the guests. He and his wife are visiting his Mrs. Phyllis Mills; Ellis Ave., Mrs. Virginia Hibbard. Those present were: Mrs. father, Mr. Elmer Whittaker, North Side: Pine St., Mrs. Beulah Troy; Cottage St., Mrs. Betty Daggett, Mrs. Pauline while here. Beatirce Lindsay; Upper Water St. , Mrs. Charlotte Cookson; Tileston, Mrs. Freda Drew, Pvt. Eugene Jay is home on Butter St., Mrs. Jeannine Robertson; Blaine Ave., Mrs. Bev Mrs. . ,Tanet Billington, Mrs. leave before going to Vietnam. erly Edgerly; Lancaster Ave., Mrs. Gary Fortier; East Guil Ramona Patterson, Mrs. Bon The afghan donated to this ford, Mrs. . Claire Ruksznis; Pleasant St., Mrs. Patricia For nieBrawn, Mrs. HazelPatter clubbyMrs. JaneCook, Coxm. tier; East Side of No. Main and Golda Ct. , Mrs. Beth Haley; son, Mrs. Marion Schmied is in charge of Mrs. Avis Spear. West Side of No. Main, Mrs. Mary Simmons; Winter & Maple lehner, Mrs. Shirley Leath Sts., Mrs. Roberta Thomas; High St., Ernest Dodge; Center ers, Miss Brenda Patterson, 1 & East Sts., Mrs. Helen Libby; Cedar, Morse Ave. & Summer Miss Lynda. Bullard, Miss Cont d on Page 7 St. , Mrs. Vera Weston; North Guilford & Guilford Center, Cathy Patterson, Mrs. Nora Mrs. Eva Burgess; River St., Mrs. Marjorie Frautten; Dover Orff, Mrs. Pearl Patterson. Rd. , Mrs. Elizabeth Herring. THE TOWN CRIER Page 7 CLUB DOINGS Cont'd from Page 5 THE FOLLOWING IS A LETTER WHICH WAS RECEIVED BY SANGERVILLE THE DERBY MOTHERS' SERVICE CLUB FROM A SEK\ICE PISCATAQUIS COUNTY COUNCIL- AMERICAN LEGION MAN IN VIETNJ\M WHO ACTED AS THIER AGENT IN DELlV Saturday eveQing American Legion and A~xiliary members in ERING CLOTHES TO AN ORPHANAGE THERE;.. . the Piscataquis County Council area joined in observing the 48th anniversary of the American Legion and honoring Past Piscata A LETTER FROM VIETNAM quis C::>unty Commanders. Ten. past commanders were present and recognized. The Derby Mothers' Service Club A record attendance for this year's Council of seventy-six Blanche Smart, Sec. membersandguests gathereq at the Stott-Flanders Legion Hall Milo, Maine here and were served supper w~th the. tradi4ona1 blrthday cake Dear Mrs. Smart: . . served qy the host post anc;l unit~ · I am very'~ppy to inform you· that the box of cloth~s your club Dennis McNally, a senior at Dexter High School, was a specia·l sent tbru me to My-Tho Orphanage _arrjved today and ~s been guest of the Council and gave his American Legion oratorical delivered. address. Itgaveme much pleasure tomeetthe.Moiher Superior and staff Harold E. True()fDover-Foxcroftwashonoreddur~ng the eve- of the orphanage again and especially to see the faces of the ningwith the surprise presentation of a Certificate of Achieve- . children at the orphanage as they ran Ol,lt to hold my hand as I ment (or his outstandil)g service as sheriff an~ deputy ~heriff of walked up to tbe ad minis tra~oQ. building. Piscataquis County for ,19 years. In making this ptesentation, They are doing a w.ond(ilrful and very n~cf)ssary effort in the the Piscataquis County Council was following the National Amer- interest of humanity and eyes of God, helping those who cannot ican Legion theme, "For Community Peace, Support Your Po- help themselves. You and your club are a part of the support lice" launched by National Legion Commander John E. Davis. that make possible this very worthwhile service. With the same theme in mind the Council presented Maintain The Mother Superior was very appreciative and asked if I bad Law and Order bumper stickers to the post representatives. . heard from Th!long-Si Smart. she was very pleasant' and the County Commander ~etl · Arbqannounced t~t the next council children were wonderful. I want to thaQk you for letting me be supper meeting would be on an off-date at the Dover-Foxcroft your ageritin this actio~. It was my ptea$ure. If I can be of f!lr Legion Hall on Saturday evening, AprH 22 and commended the ther service to you personally, or the club, don't hesitate to let county officers for their 100% attendance for four consecutive me know. . meetings. The formal presentation of the county membership Sincerely yours, trophy was postponed and will take place a:t the J;)pver council SFC l)onalllson meeting as will the repo:rt from the nominating committee. Members on the commHtee are LeRoy Knowlton · ·Dexter· A~- This is .the orph;inage that SFC Franklin Smart was agent for wood Lovell, Sangerville and Paul valen.te, ~no: · ' us il1 sending clothes in Jan. 1966-when serving over there. A The business meeting was followed by a danc;e a~ social hour. collection among Americ~J,n Advisors to aid was taken and in addition to money help, medical aid was provided by the de- tachment medical staff and regular visits are wade by tile ad NEW! A~UMHlVM CANOES visors to give orphans the attention all children crave. 15 ft. $165. oo - 11 ft. $175. oo Sunfi-sh & Sailfish SAILBOATS lVl:rs. l:}Uj.nche Smart. Johnson MOTORS- We, at THE TOWN CRIER, wish to express our admirationfor the fine women of this Service Club. They not only do a fine job Shop of looking after our local service men but also find time to con tribute needed items to motherless children in a foreign land.in . which some of their own sons are in danger. This act is a. fine (We will have a booth at the Bangor Sportsman example of wha~ Christ meant when He said "Love one aqother". Show agair{ this year. ) Yo11l: E;ditor. · *** "Flu," Time*** Why whoop and yell, because you fell Upon the ice, and skinned your knees v.hy rave and fuss, about the slush Why crave a Sip, To wet your lip The cold and frosty morn Just because you qough or sneeze The 'Flu and grippe, the croup and Pip . That's raging her ~tJld 'Yon You're bet~r off to sneeze and coqgh And nurf!e skinnec;l knees and broken toes I know it's q,ueer, We've had it here Than soak and snooze in rotten booze First one, then two, then five And nurse a biossom nose.· But we're not sad, We're Mighty glad on . yo~r To know we're still.alive. :for all this grtef, let's s~ek relief You're very sure to-find a cure,.· And with a smile; keep up the fi~h~ And, in the dawning, a C.hee;ry "Good-JT~orning•• If you'll just call the Doc. , For soo~ we all will say~ Good Night. If help you've had, you should be glad · R. F. Bra.gg To dig down in your sock. Page 8 THE ·past-Easter Sale! DRESSES~. ~ • . ~ : > ·' :SAVE! . LATEST STYLES! from $2 ~oo up ' ' .' TOWN &COUNTRY Ulothing Store Rev. Vanasek ofthe Guilfo;d Methodist Church greeted the people aft'er Easter Services at his church. · -(Troy PhotOs) . .GUILFORD PASSI<)N PLAY. played iri minor roles. Cont'd from Pa!?e 5 · Two.solos entitled '"vVere You GUILFORD METHODIST There" and "Behold the Sav ior" were sungduhng the play CHURCH.PRESENTS PLAY -~ - . . . . . TheMethodistGhurch ofGuil-. by Diari1:i'11r'arit. c5r.ganist was ford. presented a .passion play Juanita ~eighton. The PCHS on Good Friqay, March 24. The .· .Choir and the Methodist Choir also pei:formed ~ohgs und~r play wa!) entitle~ · ''The Cros_s . ) of Challenge" (by Ben Sweet) the dLrection · of Miss Edna and was presented in two acts Littlefield and Kathal"ine How- ·t 41 • -.Wh.... h a ·. o tal·. " OJL· -~. .t:ng h· t")>Cenes.· · ..:,~· · ard. · .. . , . , • The play was unde~ the direc- Tech'lici_ans for the play were tion of Robert J. Vanasek and Bill Soczek, Jim Holiday and · starr~(!:' · Piun Taylor, as T~ - · Adra. Lovle~i. Costumes and . "~ '-"'~" _,· .. .. .Q.ebl:>i~. .C_J;:oQk~r , fl;S ~q~- . ~.I:'.()~?,~~n . were .do~e_b~ Ruth. . ice; RuthBuzzellas Herodias; Stua.rt, Ka tharme Howard, Bob Mealey as King Herod; Nancy Worthing and Gloria Ralph Weston as the slave-se1;.:. .Leighton. The play was under vant; ClarkOsbornasCaiaph- the dir ection of Robert J. as; WoodyOlmsteadasJudas; Vanasek. Mary Vanas~k as Mary Mag- dalene; Pam Adam~ :;rs Jui:lith; ~PRIL FOOL'S DAY Vicki Leighton as Lois; Norma . . . SUNDAY White as Procula; Ray Van asak as the thief; Gr~·g- For~ tier as the soldier; Donald Templet as the Centurion; DAGGETT'S ~ PHARMACY Thomas Willis as Pontius Pi' late; Barbara Blake as the · DIAL 943-7780 Mother; Pat Harripgton as 'Si- -~ ' mon Cyrenian; Cathy H:illl, ::- ·' ' MILO MAINE Diane Adams, Slier'ry ·Hall;' "_' :~'' WA TCH OUT FOR Lindy Black, No.rma Fortie r , '" ' E V E ~ RYB 9 D Y ! ! and Rae .Allen Cunningham all THE TOV - ~ CRIER Page ~ LT. DARRELL STEVENS HAS RETURNED TO VIETNAM We couldn't get out the next day {the 7th) because all aircraft AFTE R A SHORT STAY ON OKINAWA. HIS PARENTS ARE were being used to shuttle tt·oops north to the DMZ. I went out ONCE AGAIN SHARING HIS LETTER WITH OUR READERS. to the Bn. area in Da Nang for the night and caught a plane down here the next morning. Dear Folks: There have been a lot of changes in the Bn. in the month I was I finally gotback from Okinawa and am half way settled again. gone. It pr obably wasn't much more than normal but when you It took a while to find all my gear. It seems there was some are here all the time it is easier to adjust to the changn as they questionofmybeinga ssignedher eorat Da Nang. At first it was happen. All the old platoon commanders have been taken out of decidediwouldgoto Da Nang after I finished the school, so Lt. the bush and reassigned within the Bn. except Earl Darlington, Murray packed all my gear for me, then the word changed and he was sent to Div. Se.curi.ty Platoon. All the new Lts. are rea l theywerenotsure until I got back and talked to the Col. He de new but they will learn quickly. My Ex Plt. Sgt. (Sgt. Brosch) cided to leave me here and put Joe Campbell on the S-4 at Da is still taking the Plt. outbutheshould be getting a new assign Nang. I had to unpack, both my gear from Okinawa and here, ment as soon as another Lt. comes in to replace him. I hope it and chase people out of my locker and bunk to get settled again. isn't too long, he is really tired and is showing it. We left Okinawa on the morning of the 6th ·and arrived in Da Nang that afternoon. There were a lot of people at th:e a.ir ter I've spent most of the past two days in the office trying to fig minal because nothing was flying north to the Hue Phu By, Dong ure out what I am supposed to be doing. Embarkation is only a Ha or south to Chu Lai, so we spent the night at the transit cen small part of the job. I also am logistics officer, motor trans ter. We had a little excitement when they passed the word that port officer, mess officer, r e-enlistment officer and informa Charlie had been spotted attempting to set up rockets to fire on tion contact officer. It is g<'ing to take a while for all this to theairstripagain. Aircraftweresentoutafterthem and it even sink in and see how it's going to set. tually turned out to be a false alarm. The place was really buz I didn't tell you about the last patrol because it didn't turn out zing for awhile. Theyhadabout 300 people at the transit center too good. The V. C. had us pretty well spotted. We were on a filling sand bags and making shelters. Some were still in dress small hill without a very good place to harbor for the night. They uniforms, going' or coming from R and R. They worked. from came up about 1100 and hit us pretty ~rd. They were about15 about 1800 until after midnight. The next morning two or three me.ters away and opened up with grenades and carbine fire. We platoons went into the area where the V. C. were supposed to be figure there were about 30-40 of them. We took some casualties, and found nothing. one killed and five wounded, but I am sure we bloodied them up ~------111!!11------• worse. They pulled us out at 0130 from an impossible helicop ter landing zone and worked the hill over with the fixed wing and Puff-the-magic-dragon. I had hoped to finish my time in the bush without getting anyone hurt, but luck ran out on the last time cut. It has gotten worse since. I left for school. We are operating in the Mo-Duc area south of Quang Ngai and this has been a V. C. strong point for 20 years. I understand the French never went into this area while they were fightin'g here. I can see why, it is real Indian Country out there. This is about all tor now. Will write more about the new job as soon as I get more snapped in. Take care now. Lt. Darrell T. Stevens See picture on page 10 [lti\ 11~~11~ IT JUST AINT RIGHT •.. NO DEALER SHOULD GIVE HIS CUSTOMERS AUTOMATIC SERVICE, INSURED THE MOD MAINTENENCE, BUDGETED PAYMENT PLANS ... IT MAKES THEM TOO RELAXED, TOO HAPPY, TOO SATIS.F'IED •. . THEY DON'T WANT TO PROTEST lOOK AGAINS T ANYT HI N G! BELTS, SHIRTS THAT'S WHY WE 'RE AGAINST •.. the MOD style s also ~ )' Chase & Kimball /F~ PULLEN'S SPORT SHIRTS! Oil Co. CLOTHING & Paisleys - Plaids for Men & Boys Dover- F oxcroft, 564-3324 Guilford. 876-3000 FOOTWEAR Milo, Me. I Page 10 THE TOWN CRIER Coach of The Year READY FOR PATROL -Lt. Stevens injunglecamouflage, and friend Toby at 1st Recon. headquarters. Lt. Steven's own caption for the picture read "that's roe on the left". processional and the choir music was especially fine as was the prelude played by Mrs. Kay Moody, organist. Miss Carroll, the Jmlior High Youth Advisor, assisted Mr. Lovley with the morning worship: The memorial Easter lilies were given by the different faroi The John Bapst Quarterback Club of Bangor, a group of act- lies for: Mrs .. Audrey Crockett by Mr. a nd Mrs. Philip Herr ive Sports enthusiasts , has named Coach Carroll Conley of ing and family; Loved Ones by Mr. and Mrs. John Sommers; Brownville Junction (pictured above with his victorious team Mr. and Mrs. Sewall Moody by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moody; a~er the Searsport tourney game) as Coach of the Year. Mr. and ·Mrs. J. T. Davidson by Miss Phyllis Davidson; Mr. We heartily agree with their choice and feel that he deserves and Mrs. C.S. Douglass by Mr. and Mrs. George Douglass and the award not only for his skill in coaching his teams to victo- Mrs. Louise Hill; WalderoarDudleybyMr. Adra Lovley. Dedi ry but also for the fine example he sets of what a gentleman· is cation of lilies: To all our Members by Ladies Circle, by Senior supposed to be. (Photo by Mike Brigham) Queens and To the Family of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Lightbody .. CHURCH NEWS Cont'd. from page 6 SANGERVILLE UNITED SHURCH- EASTER SERVICES GUILFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH - EASTER SERVICES Easter services at the United Church on Sunday opened with a AttheCommunityChurch, the day began with the sunrise ser sunris~ service held at 5:30 a.m. at the head of Church Street. vice at 5:15a.m. on the high hill on Butter Street and was well The service was sponsored by the Youth Fellowship. The pro attended. The Senior Youth Fellowship conducte<:l tl;le service gram was arranged by James Sargent , president, and conducted around the cross with the. following program: by him, assisted by the other members. Six young people from Easter Greeting, Gail Houston; Responsive Reading, Kathleen Monson attended the service. An Easter breakfast was served Davis; Reading of Holy Scripture, Marsha Loane; Offering, at 6:15 by the United Circle to 40 persons. Paulette Herring, Everett Hibbard and Chris Harrington; Mess The regular 10:00 a.m. worship service was attended by 148 age, Michael Palmer; Benediction, Catherine Hibbard. persons. The pastor, Rev. George Castillo, gave a reverent Later, breakfast was served to about 40 in the church dining message, "The Way The Master Went". Michael Hunt served room by Lurine Houston, Fern Palmer and Elaine Herring with as lector. Miss Dianna Rees was soloist. The flowers were pre the help of the Junior and Senior Fellowships. sented in memory of: The church was filled for the 11 o'clock service. A huge wooden Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson, by Mr. and Mrs. David Ste-· cross in the Chancel was draped in white with a mass of lilies vens; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders from Miss Clair-e San- at the base, an appealing reminder of the Resurrection. The Cont'd. on page 1'l. THE TOWN CRIER Page 11 SOUTH SANGEIWILLE GRANGE South Sangerville Grange m et for a regular meeting on Satur 1tt~Uee4 day, March 25, with Keith Edgerly presiding. Donations were ------~ voted for Easter Seals. One application for membership was received, and degree work is scheduled for April 22nd. From Your ·Town Offices Itwas announced that through the effort of the Community Pro gress Committee street lights have been installed at Silver's ASSESSORS SESSIONS IN l\1ILO Mills. The Home Ec. Committee reported donations made to Educa The Milo Board of Assessors will be in session at the Town tion Aid & Howes Scholarship Fund, also more mittens have Office in Milo Town Hall for the purpose of receiving lists of been placed with the needy. polls and estates taxable in said Town for 1967 according to the T)le program presented by the Lecturer included Easter Read following schedule: ings by Barbara Edgerly and Rachel Carr; Tableau -Nancy Saturday, April 1 9a.m. - to 5 p.m. Ellms and MaggieGreenwith Mildred Dodge, reader; Flannel Monday, April 3 7 p.m. to 9 p. m. graph .Easter Story by Barbara Mitchell assisted by George · Tuesday, April 4 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Nuite; stunt by Robert Grant. Ea,ster Bonnet identification stunt . Wednesday, · April 5. -- 7 p. Irf. to 9 p.m. and the 20 hats were modeled and judged. Refreshments in cluding decorated Easter cakes were served by Barbara Edgerly, TOWN OFFICIALS ATTEND ASSESSORS MEETING Ruby Clukey and Linda Ellms. Philip G. Bradeen, Luthan A. Crosby and Harold I. Grinnell, on April 1st at 7:30p.m. the youth committee is sponsoring members of the Board of 'Selectmen, and Millard S. Quimby, a meeting at the juvenile hall to make arrangements for the .Kite Town Manager, attended a meeting at Dover-Foxcroft on Tues Flying Contest which will be held in April. This should prove day sponsored by the Bureau of Taxation. fun for young and old, and further information and contest rules will be given out at this meeting. GUILFORD CENTER lustrations. Duet by Diane EASTER SERVICES Priest and Eva Burgess. Bibles, inscribed with their The program for the Easter THE BACKBONE OF. ANY NEWSPAPER IS ADVERTISING service at Guilford Center was names, were presented for perfect attendance to Brenda givenby the following children If you feel that this newspapers~ worthwhile purposE Bennett, Jeffery Wharff, Terry of the Sunday School: in this area, we would appreciate your advertising. Rhonda and Rose Wilson; Joel Priest and Bonnie Grant. Mar ion Wilson received a special and Jason B~rgess; Barbara, If you enjoy the news and pictures in this newspaper, why award. Joan and Bonnie Grant; Jeffery not mention to the merchants where you shop that you like The ,Easter lilies were given and Brenda Wharff; Louie, -Ri to see their ads in THE TOWN CRIER. chard and Jimmy Morrison; by families in memory of Mrs. Marion Conner, Hildred and Terry Wilson; Terry Priest. WE Al'PRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT!! Pauline Johnson told, the Eas- Halton Nesbit, Raymond Herr terstory with flannelgraph il- ing and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conner. GORHAM STATE COLLEGE NEWS RELEASE Aroostook State specializes in training physical education "Where Do We Go from Here?," a television series for Maine teachers. Fort Kent trains teachers of French, and washington teenagers, will analyze teacher training programs in the State State College trains students to. teach business courses in sec on April 3 at 6:00p.m. and April 5 at 8:30p.m. over stations ondary schools. on the Maine ETV Network and WCBB; Aug~sta. Gorham State College specializes in art, music and industrial The Programdraws together representatives of the five state arts programs.- Farmington State offers special education pro colleges. They will discuss kinds Qf programs, costs, entrance grams to train people to work with handicapped, mentally re requirements, application procedures, and other information for tarded, emotionally disturbed, and gifted child.ren. Education high school students contemplating teacher education. programs at the University of Maine and the private colleges Appearingwill be Aroostook State College Dean of Instruction also wHl be discussed. Dr. Glenn C. Law; Farmington State College Director of Spe "Where· Do We Go from Here?" is a bi-weekly series. The cialEducationProfcssor Ross E. Fearon; Fort ~ent State Col program on Teacher. Training will appear on WMEB-TV, Chan lege Dean of Instruction Floyd Powell; Gorham State College nell2, Channell3, WMEM-TV, ChannellO, and WCBB, Chan Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Robert York; and' washington nel 10. It will be repeated on April 5 on all channels except State College Dean of Instruction Charles Hilt. WCBB, ChannellO. David Mills, Diractor of the Upward BoundprogramatGor Students, parents, and other interested persons may receive ham State College will serve as moderator. additi.oJ}al information regarding teacher training programs, The five state colleges enroll nearly 2000 students at cam financial aid, apprenticeship programs, and vocational pro puses from the Canadian border to the southern end of the state. gramsbywriting "Where Do We Go from Here?" Gorham State Each college offers similar programs, but each also special College, Gorham, Maine 04038 izes in several areas. I ·WAITRESS Regional Science Winners ';!'RAINING TO BE GIVEN For the second year a waitress . training program will be given in Piscataquis County sponsored by the Cooperative Extension · Service. The course being giv-' · en at the Blethen House in DoveP. Foxcroft will take-place during the week of April 17. Material to be covered in the · course for girls 15 and over, includes job skills, sanitation practices, personal grooming and other attributes of a good waitress. A discussion of the relationship of employee to e:ID: ployer will also take place. The course is being offered to provide better trained waitress es for ·the many fine sporting camps, restaurants and hotels inPiscataquis County. A certi-' ficate of completion will be a warded to those completing the course. Again, there will be a small registration fee. · Young ladies interested in tak:.. (Photo by Mike Brigham) ing the course 'should contact _ Ten students from-Milo High Schoolparticipa ted in the Exhibits Division of the Eastern Re the Piscataquis County Exten gional Science Fair held at S~arns High School in Millinocket on Sa.turday, March 25. The sion Office, Post Office Build divisions and tbe MHo students entfilred are as follow~: ing, Dover-Foxcroft, 564-2091. Physics - Class A: Charles Horne, Jr., Stephanie Leavitt, Shaldon McLean and Donna Employers interested in hiring Van Tassell such trainees, may also contact Chemistry -Glass A: Rodney Bushway Chemistry - Class B: Russell Carey the Extension Office. Biology -Class A: Louise Cunningham Biology -Class B: Sally Shepardson and . Jeanne Treworgy ' . &.~ Other Sciences ~Class B: George Day The Jollowj.J:)g st~dents were. winners in _th§ir divisions: Stephanie Leavitt -2nd Place; If you want to BuY, SELL• Rodney BushW!!.y -2nd Place; Russell Carey -1st Place; Louise Cunningham - Honorable RENT or SWAP, try "Town · Mention Crier" Classified. Stephanie, Redney and Louise will be competing in the State Science Fair to be held at RENT WANTED Bowdoin Coll~ge in Br1,1nswick on Saturday, April 8 . congratulations are extended to. all the Apartment or small house. participants anci best qf luck at Brunswick. :Must move in by April 15th. Phone 943-2077 or 943-7960 · CENTRAJ-.MAlNE L~AQUJ!;PLANS ANNUAL BANP FESTIVAL odist Church is sponsoring for them. At 6::30 p.m .. all band Plans are mactefor the fifth annual Ceptral Maine League Band ~embers will be returning to the Academy Gymnasium to pre Festival; 'l'he concert will be held in the gymnasium at East pare .for the opening of the concerL Corinth Academy, East Corinth, at .7:00 p. m. pn Tuesday, April CHURCH NEWS Cont'd. from page 10 4. The seven bands participating are Hartland Acade~y, Mr. ders; Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Smart from Mr. and Mrs. Mill Robert Reisner, Director; Coriilna Union Academy, Mr. M, ardSmart; Mr. andM:rs. HaroldBarrettandMrs. Harriet Ford Stanley Buchanan, Director; Higgins Classical Institute, Mrs. from Mr. a~d Mrs. R.ichard Pfuntner and family; Mr . and Mrs. Linda Nash, Director; ·Hampden Academy, Mr. Gordon Bowie, Forest Flanders from Mr. and Mrs. Glyndon Palmer; Mr. and Director; HermonHighScbool, Mrs. Sybil Richards, Director; Mrs. Jefferson Palmer from the family; Ray Flanders and Pfc. and East Corinth AcaQemy; Mrs. Linda Nash, Director. Lewis Flanders from Mrs. Gladys Fl.3.nders; Mr. and Mrs. David Each band will perform two selections separately and for the Edes from the family; Mrs. Rose Humphrey from Mrs. Carrie second part ofthe program the seven bands will combine to play Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humphrey; Leo and Leonard Smith several more selections. from Mr. and Mrs. Miliard Smith; Henry Foster, son Lewis, The bands will be arriving at East Corinth at 1:00 p. ;m. on the daughters Alfreda and Gwendolyn from Mrs. Henry Foster; dayofthefestivahndwi'llrehearse until4:30 p.m. At this time Elisco Harrington from the family; Mrs. Daisy Har vey from they will leave for a supper that the Couple'·s Club of the Meth- the family; Mr. and Mrs. NormanClementfrom Mr. and Mr~: Lee Martin. . .· ··~·~ ~ - 4 THE TOWN CRIER ~. Pag~,. 13 WABI-TV 8:30 The Lucy Show 11 :CO Fo.ith for Today ·1:00 Hoppu):Jf~pcr '9:00 Andy Gnfflth u :SO The Big Plcwre l :30 A;n2rlonn Band.tlaad Chmnel 5 9:30 l'ro.nk Slnal.ro II TlffillSDAY, MAR. 30, 1967 12:00 Cbampiotl3bip BOwUII!l 2:30 Porky Pig 10:30 l'v~ GolaSncre. 7:00 Country Caravao \:00 1/[eet the Press 3;00 L.ea\~ It to Beaver 11:00 News 3:30 Pro Bowlen Tour 7:30 C?liseurr· 1:30 Frontiers of Faith TUESDAY, ~R . ·I, l~ti7 S: 00 \Vide World of Sporta 8:30 My T!u,., Sons 2:00 VIetnam Werd 11:00 Nelfa ~'-UUJrrut Ur 9:00 Frl. Night Mo,1e 7:30 Lost In Space "Tb.e Victors" 9:00 Bonan•a 11:13 BetU~ Theater.. 8:30 Sid Caesar Speclol ,.5 Gates to Hell" 11 :45 Telc. News 10:00 Andy Williams . The Sangerville Extension 9: so GoTI'n l'Y le 11 :00 World this \Veekeud SATURDAY, APR. 1, 1967 10:00 Danny Kaye SUNDAY, APR. 2, 1967 met on March 20 at the home 7:55 Tclc. Weathe r MOND.\Y, APR. 3, !967 11:00 News 7:00 Patty Duke 9:00 World or Youth • ' 8:00 Cap min Kangaroo 9: so Beany & eecll . · of Mrs. Jane Boutlier for a 7:30 Tho Monkecs 9:00 Mighty Mouse 10;00 LiD.WI the Lion hearted ' 9:30 Underd<>g WLBZ-TV 8:00 T Dresm of J~anme Crafts meeting. There were 8:30 Capll(ln Nice >: ' ·{0:30 Pei:Air Po~mus 10:00 Frankenstein, J r. 11:00 Bullwinklt> Channel 2 n:ilo·Road w·~~ nine members present. Re 10:30 space Ghost ' 1l:3o Dt«coveryi;. • ·• · • · "THURSDAY, MAR. 30, 1967 10:00 Run for your Life 11:00 Su(> I J.V\'V.l~ \....t.!\i .C.. J:\. '1' a~tlt~ ·r .... · 'new~ The National· H:oqor .society Pontiac's will hold~~ poetry ~eminar on Th\lrsday, :.March 30; · 7:30 p. m. atMilo· ~igbS9hoot. Poetry · will pe read. and cW.ssed ac exciting new carl cording to · century and its treatm~ntofeifllflr time~ love", or 'l>ea,uty. Those re;u;ling and i nterpr¢~pg wil~ be ~tepha¢e . Howar~, Jhanne Lov~U. Steph~ anie l,.e,ayitt,. Charle~ l:lorrie, Kendall toi;-d 1 RQchi.ey ::ausp way, John· ~asterwa,IJ, Geor gia Hamlin and Jal).i.qe Buzz ell. Settings 'fpr the poetry rea~ings will be desig;ned by LO\li~e Gunniqgpapl, . Shelby Coc~ey, MoW\ S64Gi~, Rog~r Shepardson,· ~iissell Oar e,y; Peter Hamliri, ·Jayne Lutter- ... in a Spor ts Car ell and ~ullan . Rhoda:. · . See Them (that's fun) Tne Fr.l;iqch ~JI.lb w~U hold a Drive One (that's liv- ::~e::;~~:::.~=:~~o;~,s:~ 7 p. ~ · , at Ule Mi.~o' Town Hall .T.he Ma·gnlll·ce·nling!) Dimpg ~oom,. 'fhe pr~e,e will be 50~ for cmlctr.e,~, . $L.00fo.r adu\ts,aruhvi\hnof~milypay" lillj! ,1 ifll ~~ ~~ i~h:~~O~:r~~·~:~QVeSdidj • m~-~~~ well at the Regiona~ · Se,ience SchoolFair helo_last• saturgay ~t . Steani~; ·Russell: - Ri g~ ·.·.·. .~.. . ~, · ·@_()- '&. rL~· ~ ELM STREE T , MILO Carey ·rece~ved a first prize PHONE 943-2623 in Cheruistry, . While · Ro(lney Busb,wity We;>~ a second pri~e.. .. S""E BU"TCH FORT. HE BEST JP©~~ilL1 . ~r! © LouiseCimnin~hairl 'won' a sec- "' f- ~ _ onc;l p],ac~ . i~ Biology, while D~ALS AROUND! stephanieond pri2;e in Lef!.yitt Phy~ics. topk The a others~c- ~V,:;"&fur~uho'id~~~-;:::::;=====:--;~======. . 'l;'h~ Ba_M will hold a dance ====~ Mi~oparti¢.i~an~wereSh~ldon on Fri,day, March 31 • begin- pi"1W'Ir1· ~~ KYANIZE · 1 McL~an,Chari~sHorne,. Sally ningat7:30p.ll1., atWingler ~ . 0 11!."1\\g)[lli.J__ ~~-· .. .. 20~ ·· d ',· ~ · · : · - · Auditorium. The Revells will . · O sh ep~;~.r son, J'eanne T:J;:E!wor- . .' 'n 'ct p' va . be the fe_atured musical group. PAIIJS. gy •. Q~orge '-fay an ·• onna .n mscou NT r Tas'sel~.· · · · Char+es Hornt;l SOME DISCONTINUED S~;R.Vl9E! SERVICE! PAINTS . and m· o r e S :E R VIC E ! THAT'S WHAT WE SELL BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT 510QUART WE KNOW YOP WANT ! 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