HOME & GARDEN TOUR TI1e 1897 Trask Farm at the top of Sargent Hill in l\1ilo ll' ill again be the scenic and picturesque setting for a Home and Garden Tour on Thursday, August 17, 1:30- 4:30 p.m. "We Got 'Em: Dead or Alive" will be the theme of the Tour. The Western motif will be carried out in each room with arrangements featuring fresh and dried flo we rs. Garden club members will create the flower arrangements. Mrs. Burns Campbell's corn husk dolls will be displayed in the living room. tun The "Grounds Tour" will include four natural rock gardens, two perennial gardens, a vegetable garden and a new Ever­ lasting Garden. The various gardens are planted from seed­ ♦ lings grown in the Trask Greenhouse. There will be a plant sale, Refreshments will be served. The Milo Garden Club sponsors several community im­ provement projects. To help finance these endeavors, the Vol. 17, No" 32 JtF club is asking for a donation of $1. 25 for the Home and Gar­ Timrsday, Aug. 17, 1978 den Tour. Mrs. Claude N. Trask is the general chairperson, Twenty Cents assisted by Mrs. Charles Brown, Sr., Mrs. Clyde Clarke, Qlrntral !llllai1t1' .0 lll1lrrkly Nrw.0 .aagazim Miss Mary Lutterell, and many club members.

SELECTMEN'S MEETING The Selectmen held their regular monthly meeting on Home I &ardan Tour August 9th. In order to eliminate speed­ ing through the cemetery it was voted to post a speed limit of 15 m. p. h. If this is not effective, other action will be necessary. Mr. Henderson also requested a definition or guideline of "Perpetual Careo'' Fred Trask gave a complete summary of insurance cover­ age carried by the town. It . .·t was voted to dispose of the sand-salt shed, thereby elim­ ,_ inating this policy and to add coverage for the Fire De­ partment's boat, The Assessors' contract with Joseph Doyon was approved and accepted. The legal method of appeal for tax abatement was ex­ plained. Regulations and ap­ plications are available at the town office" Appointments will be made for those filing an appeal beginning August 28, Building permits were dis­ cussed and approved. Paul Nutter is doing a study of the tax situation and its t effect on our town. His find­ . .., ings will be made available to ~ ..,· .,.. the town upon completion, "" ', ·"'."tit-~~ ', . ~, ··--~ -, ' " ,4 \. 'v '"~-- PISCA TAQlTIS ~"' VALLEY ;\I iss Mary Luttere ll, Mrs" Charle s Brown and Mrs. Claude Trask gathered flowers from one of FAffi the gardens at the Trask home which will be featured in the Home and Garden Tour to be held there DOH'r-Foxcroft on Thursday, August 17th. The Tour is sponsored by the Milo Garden Club and is one of their most Alt g. ~~-~5-~l~-~7 outstanding events of the year. E veryone is welcome. (Photo by Claude Trask) Page 2 August 17, .I (J7 :-, THE TOW:\ CHIEH

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday b.,· the Milo Printing Company. We FOR SALE 10TICE hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns 1974 Subaru , good condition. The P iscataquis COLmt y h -­ of our coverage area thr 1ugh NEWS, IN­ Call 965- 8497 clays. publican Committee \\' ill meet FORMATIO N and LOW PRICED ADVER­ on Wednes day, September 13 , TISING. FOR SALE at the P is cataquis County We accept nn financial responsibility 2 Jon Boats, one 8 ' & one 10' Court House, Dover-Foxcroft

for errors in advertising but will gladly aluminum. 1973 four hp Evin­ at 7 :30 p 0 m. Guest speaker print corrections. rucle like new. Take all for will be Gor don Smith, newly Copies cf most photos appearing in THE $300. 00. Call Dick Russell, e lected ational Committee­ TOWN CRIER may be obtained through our Milo at 943-7915. · m an for Ma ine. All inter­ office. ested Republica ns ar e encour­ If you have news or available photc,s of aged to attend. any sort we urge you to call or drop in. CARD OF THA NKS Deadline is Monday afternoon but we would Thanks to Althea and Carl appreciate copy received earlier in the week. Hamlin for their quick think­ Classified ads $1. 00 minimum up to 20 ing. They averted a fire that REAL ESTA TE FOR SALE words. 5 · cents for each additional wora. might have caused consider­ Display ad space by the column inch. able damage on the Lakeview HIGH STREET Call 943-7384 for ad space or with news. Road. Investment property - 2- Joanne W. Brigham, Editor The Conklins family house - 2 furnaces, completely insulated, re­ novated, hardwood floors , FOR SALE modern baths - all excel - FOR SALE Cedar shingles - 943-2091 - lent condition- with garden Lakeview Road a rea! ~~ Wood burning kitchen range lf you want to BUY, SE LL, with nearly new grates, with PARK STREET RENT or SWAP, try "Town hot water tank , brass and cop­ 3- bedroom home on 3A ­ Crier" Classified. pe r pipes. Excellent heater SPECIAL SELECTMEN'S MEETING plus lot, sun po r ch, 3-car and excellent baker. garage, c ircular drive, all VILLAGE GIFT SHOPPE Call - 943-7401 WI!E N: Monday, August 28 TIME: 7:00 p. m. excellent condition. Ma ny For the unusual and different additional features. visit the Village Gift Shoppe, PLACE: Milo Town Hall PURPOSE : To discuss the Spring Street, Milo. 2ND ANNUAL GUN SHOW .BUSIN ESS OPPORTUNITY TO BE HELD Maine Municipal Associations Small restaurant in good AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AT RANGELEY Workmen's Compensation ·1ocation - completely re­ SERVICE Rangeley Lakes, Maine, 2nd Program. novated. Housing avail­ Bob's Service Center is locat- Annua l Gue Show will be held able or inco me from apart­ e? at 21 Church St. , in BroN,, - at t_he Ne w Rangeley Lakes NOTICE ment rental . ville . Com_plet? disc and drum Regional School on August 26 There will be a special Town brak~ .<;erv1ce. Tire s. AAA Road and 27, 197 8. Meeting on August 28th at 7:00 K & C WEHRLE Servic~. Welding & Br~ising. . Teleph~ne 207- 86~-5571 for p. m. at the American Legion REA L ESTATE Cars picked up and delivered mfo r matton or wnte to the Hall in Brownville Junction. Milo Road Sebec on request. Call 965- 8495. Rangeley Chamber of Com- The .Bro wnville tax rate has 564-2463 merce, Box 317 , Rangeley, been established a nd the tax HELP WA NTED . Me. 04970. bills will be forthcoming soon. ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST Toy & Gift Party Plan in the GARAGE SALE Country -- our 31st year! 8 High Street, Milo, Satur­ Commissions up to 30% PLUS day & Sunday, August 18, 19, EXPENSES. Fantastic Hos­ 9:30 a. m . to 5:00 p. m. Chil­ tess Awards. Call Toll Free dren's clothing, dishes, tools, 1- 800 - 243 - 7634 , or write furniture. SANTA'S PARTIES, Avon, Claude N. Trask Conn. 06001 ALSO .BOOKING PARTIES FOR RENT Agency, Inc. 2 single r ooms available, security deposit, referenceso FOR RENT Before 5 p.m. call- 943•-8816, For Insurance on Your: Apartment for rent in .Brown- after 5 Po m. call - 943-5510, HOME S OW1\IOBILE ville. Call - 965-7026 AUTOMOBILE BOAT LIFE CAMP .BUS INESS l\IO'I'C~ CYCLE GARAGE SALE FOR SALE Wood furnace, Wood or coal Friday noon 'till sold out. 5 Ma in Street 9-!3- 7746 . Lots of kids stuff. Handmade cast iron grate, some duct Milo, Ma ine 04463 943- 7403 gift items" work -- hot air blower in c­ Dolley - Derby HUI luded. Priee $250. 00. CaJJ YOUR INDEPENDE NT INSl:RA. ·cE :\GE'.\T ()4:,-7470, ·~ !i E TO\\"::,.; CRIER Aug-ust 17, .1 !i7 K Page :; ,_ -~~...... :-:.,.... · ,,. _ ,I TOWN &· COUNTRY . ,) ! I

CLOTHING STORE :l ELM STREET MILO · : WORCESTER .:m.'I o School Savings TURTLENECK FOOTBALL REAL ESTATE Jerseys Jerseys BRADFORD - Reeves Rd. Homette 12'x60' two bed­ by Campus By Campus room mobile home, .Large living/kitchen area. Excel- BOYS' 4. 99 Sizes 8-20 5• 9 5 lent condition•••••••••• , • $9, 000 MEN'S 5. 95 BRADFORD - Reeves Rd. 12 acres with barn. New l'v:EN'S 1000 gal, septic system and driven well. Tillable soil We Featurti Long SleevP-C-rew neck and small pond. Ideal location for new home or mobile BUSTER BROWN home •..•..... a •• o••••o $8,500 Sweatshirts HUDSON - Two bedrooms, shed, small barn located Clothing 50% Creslan on approx, 1/2 acre with a driven well and septic sys • For Infants, boys & girls 50%cotton tern. Within walking distance of store, church and the Reg. 4. 99 8.11 community bldg, Ideal for young couple as starter home 20% OFF Men's FLANNEL SHIRTS or older persons wanting to be close to cent.er of the Perma Press $5. 99 community. Priced right at, ••••• ,..... $8,000 Regular prices

BRADFORD - Station Rd. 4 bedroom farm home lo­ cated on 38 acres. Interior completely remodeled, new plumbing1 electricity, wall to wall carpeting, 2 complete baths, Beamed ceilings with richly panel- ed rooms. Fully insulated, Harvest gold refrig., stove, dishwasl~er •••••• , , • • • • • • • • • $45, 000 Owner will consider separating home and land. Call us today!

BRADFORD CENTER - Two bedroom mobile home located on l00'xl00' lot. Small shed and garage. Driven well, septic systelT! and garden spot. Country living in comfort at •••••• ,,.. $15,000 Ladies Junior Miss "Wundie" PANTIES Packaged If you're selling property in Milo, Dover­ JEANS PANTIES Foxcroft, Brownville Junction, Corinth or Corduroy 57¢ Prints 3 in Pack, surrounding areas it should be .HERE! Size 6-16 Fall Shades Size 5-6-7 89 Size 2-14 L 9. 88 8-9-10 L 99 * IN' GENERAL OUR COMMISSION RATES ARE: Girls' Orlon Boys' Menv s "Fruit of Loom" "Fruit of Loom" ON ALL YEAR ROUND KNEE-HI s 9-11 I "T" SHIRTS "T" SHIRTS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, Size 6-7, 8-9, 4% , N Reg, SALE Pkg of 3 Pkg of 3 Reg. SALE Reg. SALE ON SEASONAL PROPERTY, 99¢ 78¢ 3. 79 2, 44 4. 69 3. 69 LARGE FARMS, LAND AND ------"="··~~--...... - - 8% COMMERCIAL PROPER TY. BOY'S Long Sleeve BOY'S .. J-~PANTYHOSE .. EVERETT V. WORCESTER, Broker , SWEATSHIRTS WRANGLER JEANS With Panty GG~ 2 99 3 99 L • & • Straight or Flare i -----• RFD •· l, Bx 77, i\ lilo, !Vie. 044G3 I - Reg. 9.50 SALE 6.95 11■1 8211812 Reg. 7,95SALE5.D9 ' ___ :.'k __ ...~" ..... ,.- ...... • ...... •. -•.- -•----•J OPE N FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P . M. Page -1 August 17, 1978 THE TOWN CRIER

MILO RECREATION DEP"", The Milo Recreation I , and Milo Police Dept. W'l conduct a bicycle registration program Thursday, August 17, 1 to 4 p. m. , at Elmwood P ark ballfield. All persons with bikes are urged to attend. Starting Wednesday August 16 and running daily, Monday thru Friday, until August 30, the tennis courts will be util­ ized by the Milo Recreation SEARLE - Dept. for basic tennis instruc­ METAMUCIL 1 SANDWICH BASS tion -- 10 to 11 a. m. for boys and 1 to 2 p. m. for girls - v EAU ,r.--::::::::::______.: • a : ~:~~;~~ le ages 8 to 13. Participants I laxative. should furnish own equipment. l OAP :::~. Monday thru Friday -- Girls will meet at Legion field to C ~--· play whatever games they de­ ~r\33. 3.5 oz. (ff'W.V.:ti sire. Time is 9 to 11 a. m. Boys will meet 1 to 3 p. m. at Elmwood Park for touch foot­ 'JleXil/1 ball or soccer, or other BABY OIL YDROGIN games. Programs wlll start PIROXIDI August 16 and wlll run until SOLUTION, August 30, Monday thru Fri­ ~ 12oz. USP day. 16oz. REG.69C There will be a Tag Day for ~,,c the Little League and Pony League teams for the trip ~

Boston on August 26 0 Th Tag Day will be Friday, Aug­ ust 18. SATHERS A banquet will be held on August 24 at 6 p. m. at the COOKIE SPECIALS! American- Legion Halljor all ~;:-· <~~ - ,-- .. . __ •Chocolate Chip, 7 oz. participants in the summer 0 • , ...... - • •Rainbow Cookies, 5-½ oz.. activities; Pee Wee, Ponyand · , •Striped Dainties, 6-½ oz. Little Leagues, and all girls' softball. All Pony and Little UR $ 0 League players are asked to return their uniforms to the recreation office. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL POT STANDINGS: W L IONANZ RESS . Swingers 11 1 Er=•n •150 Thumb Tac RMULA , B 'ville. Sunbeams 8 4 Peper Clips •Ball Bearing 2. Rubber Bands Compass TAMINS .. · Freeloaders 7 5 la Punch •Stopl• R•mov• obleh Push Pins •2·'/1" Mognlfle .$•. 49 DynoMites 11 1 cket itllemo Pad •2 Magnetic Cl! S IRON60's •Pencil Sharpen .$09 UR CHOICE s2

$ Comparewffh Dean's · Electric Service GENERAL ELECTRIC Major Appliances ZENITH Televisions SALES & SERVICE 17 Ple~sant st. , Milo .______943- 2233 , DAGGETT'S PHARMACY Main St, Milo REXALL. 943-7780 THE TOWN CRIER August 17, 1978 Pa~e 5

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Back To~Scho,1 Specials 1 Rack BOYS' BOYS' Reg. 13. 50 Jackets 5·0%0FF All Men I s Summer Clothing is now Jea n's NOW 8. 95 BOYS' Hanes 25•50% CHILDREN'S l shir.ts 8 Briefs OFF footwear Reg. 3.99 OFF· SALE . 2• 99 ALL LADIES SUMMER~WI CLOTHING NOW 50%· 0 OFF . . 25•50%. 0 NUMEROUS OTHER VALUES _AL L PRICES BASED ON SUGGES!fED RETAIL ,-----._

CAMDEN TO ·HOST 2nd ANNUAL MAINE DOWNEAST JAZZ-FEST The Stubby Trucker Over forty of NEW ENGLAND'S finest jazz and swing musi­ cians will converge on· Camden, Saturday, August 26, joining Places I have been forced to go through and would not re­ hot jazz buffs and just plain music lovers for the 2nd ANNUAL turn to: MAINE DOWNEAST JAZZ FESTIVAL. Patapsco, Md. /Smartsburg, Ind. /Little Gunpowder Falls, Festival headliners will include the hot trumpet and vocals· Md. /Indianapolis, Ind. /Zwingle, Pa. /Kickapoo, Iowa/King of of Dave Whitney and his exciting Jazz Band, Johnny Miller's Prussia, Pa. /Coochs, Del./Alburg, Vt. /New Jersey/Musca­ red-hot Scollay Square Stompers Washboard B3.r1,d, Jim Mazzy, tine, Iowa/Blue Grass, Iowa/Normal, Ill. /Mann's Choice, Pa./ outstanding banjo/vocal performer, Bob Page and his Jazz Kents Furnace, Conn. /Nooseneck, R. I./Acme, Pa. /Enon, Babies and the popular Downeast Dixielanders. Ohio/Fonda, N. Y. /Good Intent, Pa. /Burnt Cobins, Pa. /U:r­ Individual jazz stars will include: Dave Powers, tenor sax; bona, Ill. /Houre De Corace, Md. /Husband, Pa. /Chicago/ Ed Hersom, trombone; Brad Terry, clarinet; Howie Jordan, · Hazelrigg, Ind. /North Hero, Vt./ Farmer City, Ill. /Balti­ trumpet; Paul Burgess, bass sax; Ronnie Lord, piano; Dick more, Md. /Hartford, Conn. /Maine Ave., Wash,, D, c. /Cen­ Cash, flugelhorn; Ed Greenwood and Chick Bailey, drums; tral Minooki, Ill./Holland Patent, N.Y./Whippleville, N. Y./ plus many other top jazz performers. Lunenburg, N. H. /Lover, Pa. /Orneville, Me. /Uwchland, Pa. Festival activities will get underway with a brief outdoor The list is endless but I'll stop while IRUll have a couple concert at the Camden waterfront area by one of the Jazz of readers. Bands, followed by an afternoon Jam Session at 2:30 p. m. at the nearby Bay View St. Garage Pub, The main Festival event is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. on the Camden Opera House stage, a big jazz and swing concert with all the leading bands and WHEN.YOU NEED s·ERVICE musicians taking part. ~ - Ticket information may be obtained by writing: Jazz-Fest, 24 hours, in any given day Box 733, Camden, Maine 04843. Tickets also may be pur­ We have' the right people chased at the Village Shop and Northern Kingdom Music, Cam­ To take care of any emergency den, Huston-Tuttle, Rockland, or at the door for all events, _For a,li our customers

_;~ F.Ei f-.Ei5& ~ W'.otu 11 {!lrirr ~11 CHASE-I KIMBALL fm1,r Name Subscription -OIL CO. Stree •. ______I Call our Toll Free Number 1-800-432-7841 City_ State-~------i Please find enclosed (circle 1) $10. 00 Hi :~--=~~~::..=:!~~~] August 17, 1978 THE TOWN CRIER

HANDLING FJRE EMERGENCIES What would YOU do in a fire situation? Some type.o ·e strikes an American home once every 57 seconds! Get",,-----'ur Real Estate For Sale family out of the building. Call the Fire Department (in Milo- "'.\IILO - Derby Hill EBEEME POND 2281). Keep the Fire Department number posted next to your 93 acres, mostly wooded, Modified A-frame (30'x40') phone. Phone· stickers are available from members of the 3 beir0,, m i10me with bafa 3 bedrooms, kitchen, huge Milo Fire Department, If you can't use your phone plan to use and oil furnace. Hilltop livingroom with sliding glass a neighbors or use a street alarm box. When reporting a fire location. $42,500. doors opening onto deck to­ speak slowly and plainly. Say my name is •• • ••• and I want to BROWl\v'ILLE JCT. wards the lake. Completely report a fire at • • • • • • Then wait to answer questions. Be Gerrish /we. insulated. Large heatilator sure to report all fires to the Fire Department. ..\ttractive bungalow on over­ fireplace. Leased shore lot Each level of your home should be equipped with at least sized lot with 138' frontage. with l00'frontage. Only 1/2 one fire extinguisher that is in working order. Check these mile off Rt. 11. from time to time to see that they are properly charged. The 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, oil hot water heat, large porch, Milo Fire Department sells and refills all types of approved picture window in livingroom. extinguishers. Never try to fight anything but a small fire. Aluminum siding. Completely IN THE KITCHEN: If a fire erupts in a pan on top oft.he insulated. 1 car gara~e. MILO - Highland Ave. stove, immediately turn off the heat. Try to smother the Home for retir~ ent or a - _ _ _ $29,800.00 flame with a lid that completely covers the pan. Once the lid BRADFORD - Rt. 155 small family. 2 bedrooms is in place leave it there until the pan is cool. If this method and bat ,,,..Oil hot air furn­ ::-;ew Ranch home, completely· fails, or a lid cannot be easily found, use a proper type of fire ace. "Garage. Attractive lot furnished. 3 bedrooms plus extinguisher. Dry chemical or carbon dioxide (co2) is re­ loft, bath, electric heat. Liv­ close to downtown. commended. ingroom has cathedral cell­ $21,500.00 If a fire breaks out in your oven--turn off the heat. Try to LAKEVIEW VILLAGE ing. One acre iot. Country smother the fire by keeping the oven door closed for a few location. $35,000.00 Seasonal 2 bedroom cottage moments. If this fails, open the door slowly just far enough with bath, plus guest cott­ to use your extinguisher. Even if you think the fire is out, l\ULO - Knapp Park age with 1/2 bath. Attract­ call the Fire Department, they'll make sure! 1976 Mobile Home, 14'x70' ive lot with view of lake. Never risk carrying a burning pan out of the house, and 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Boathouse on the shore. never pour water on a grease fire -- this will spatter the CompletelyJurnished. $20,000.00 flames. Asking $13,500. 00 CLOTHING FJRES Never run or remain standing if your clothing catches .,.___, . MILO - High Street BROWNVILLE Drop and roll immediately. If indoors roll yourself into a rug, 9 room family home, oil.hot Knight's Landing Road blanket or heavy coat to smother the flames. If outdoors, roll water furnace, full bath, com­ The log house. A truly dis­ on the ground, Remove smoldering clothing if possible. pletely insulated. Franklin tinctive home on 4 acres, ELECTRICAL FIRES high on a hillside overlook­ · fireplace stove. Garage and lots of storage. $19, 500. · In case of an electrical fire unplug appliance or turn off ing the valley. 3 bedrooms, electricity. Use carbon dioxide to smother electrical fires. bath, oil furnace, huge liv­ _BROWNVILLE JCT. Never pour water on a connected appliance --. you will get ingroom with heatilatorfire­ North Street electrocuted. ·place. Large garage. Six ro,)ni bungalow, com­ IBASH FJRES $49,000. pletely insulated. Glassed For trash, paper or fabrics, use water and soak thoroughlY:· BROWNVILLE JCT. porch, w/w carpeting, oil Ryder A venue hot water furnace, siding, The Milo Fire Department is pleased with our fire safe 6 rooms, bath, oil furnace. and much more. Immacu­ citizens. Our calls this summer have been very low thanks to 2 glassed porches, alu­ late condition. Double lot. you, Please watch for further articles in this paper on fire ·minum siding. Hardwood Large Garage. $29,900. safety. This fall we plan to have a program on wood burning floors throughout. safety. $21,500. MILO-Willow Street SCHOODIC LAKE New 3 bedroom ranch. Re­ 3 room furnished cottage duced to $25,500. With new with large storage shed. garage and breezeway - Complete bath, carpeting, $26,500. Gray Bros. paneling, screened porch. MILO - Park Street • Leased shorefront lot. 6 rooms , bath, oil furnace·, Auto Parts B Service $14,000, glassed porch, double gar­ age. Nice backyard for gar­ BROw:--,-vrLLE - Park Street, Milo 943-7381 Stickney Hill dening or for children to Fi rr,r,m remodeled Cape with EBEEME $18 ,800. Auto Parts '.j acres. All new kitchen bath Boat house and/ or garage on ,,ii hr,t air furnace. Attadhed ' leased lot at lower landing. ;;aragrc . Sicluded. $33,500. 16' alum. boat, 25hp Johnson Auto B Truck Repair motor; heavy duty boat trail­ '.\IIL(J - First Street er, like new. Allfor$3000. ,; rr,r,rr,s . ne wly decorated. MO NROE REAL TY Heavy Equip. Repair .\lr,,;ern ba th and oil hot air, O<,rothy Monroe, Realtor f; r~_;,;,;e. lar,!;e ba rn, 15 Clinton Street s2r1 , '.1fJfJ. Milo 943-8837 Electric Welding B Brazing THE TOWN CRIER August 17, 1978 Page 7 ·

Big 8x10 Natural Color Portrait 1E'Bi~1L MILO PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWSLETTER The Greenleaf Fires is a novel by John A, Gould. Although this ls a Maine author, it is not the John Gould familiar to many of our readers, John A, Gould grew up in Maine and until recently taught at ask about1 our photo charms and plaques a school for dyslexic children in upper state New York. This is his first novel. SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER! With the power that James Dickey brought to "Deliverance," · • FREE TO ALL SENIOR •FOR ALL AGES Babies, The Greenleaf Fires is ariovelof renunciation and redemption. CITIZENS OVER 60 children, adults. Groups The story of a man's struggle to cut himself away from his pnotographed at an additional . father only to be reunited with him through his own son. • LIMITED OFFER! One per sub­ small charge. ject, om~ per famiy. Advertised The setting is in rural Maine. For years Alcott Greenleaf' s ·special Head & Shoulders Only. father had used the loss of a leg in an icehouse accident as a weapon to extort obedience and servitude, The characters of thls novel are easily recognized as the type of family found in every small town; however, if you read this book you may be of the opinion that most small town fami­ lies are not like this, and be thankful. My Enemy the Queen by Victoria Holt: This is a novel about the only woman who ever challenged Elizabeth I, the only woman who became the great Queen's This Coupon Entitles You ,to One Beautiful lval in love. Elizabeth passionately loved only two men in all her life; The Earl of Leicester, and The Earl of E·ssex, yet one woman f~fJ. 8 X 1 0 f~€.€. perpetually stood in the Queen's way. She was the beautiful Living Color Portrait Of An Individual or Family Only One Coupon Per Family - Bring This Coupon With You Lettice Devereaux. It was Lettice who actually married Lei­ COMPLIMENTS OF: cester, stealing the Earl right from under the Queen's nose, thwartipg her iron will, and, astonishingly enough, it was also PLACE: SEARS CA TA LOG SALES Milo, Mc. that very Lettice who was the_ mother of the Queen's · beloved TIME: MONDAY, AUGUST 21 From 12 to 5P,M, Essex, the handsome Earl who one day would break the Queen's heart, · 'l'fll~l"'1>:WIFJ\'W-Irti'W:. Chesapeake by James A. Michner: This magnificent story is based on the history of the North American east from the late sixteenth century to the present. The aption takes place on a broad stage, including England, France, Africa, South America, the West Indies, and the,______.,. wa~rs that lie between. The central scene, however, is neither the broad Atlantic nor even the entlre Bay, but that dramatic section of Mary­ We Would like lo Welcome land's eastern shore, hardly more than ten miles. square, where the Choptank Ri-ver flows into the Chesapeake, _To this Everyone point come the founders of families that will dominate the story. LIBRARY HOURS: TO OUR BOOTH AT THE 2 - 5 & 6 - 8 Mon. Wed. Fri. The Milo Public Library staff ------· Piscataquis Valley· fair YARD SALE At Dover-Foxcroft FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 & 19 Aug. 24·25·28· 27 .,,. 9:00 a, m, to 5:00 p, m, Bring your measurements for Free Estimates on Kitchen ,... Billngt <&ift @,~nppt Cabinets. Also on display will be Sungarden Windows. Spring Street-, Milo, Me, Kelley Bros. GUILFDRD Misc, Items including Jewelry making supplies MILO lumber Corp. August 17, 1978 THE TOWN CHIEH

JOHNSTON - BADGER WEDDING Miss Connie Badger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ba• was married to steve Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloy,:,--' Johnston on August 12th at the groom's home on High street by Mrs. Ellen Dewitt, Justice of the Peace. The attendants were Miss Jeannue Harris, Maid of Honor, and Scott Johnston, brother of the groom was Best Man. The reception was held at the Derby Community Hall. The bride and groom were transported to the reception in the lad­ der truck of which he is a crew member in the Milo Fire Dept. The bride graduated from Shepard Hill Regional High School in Dudley, Mass. in 1976. She is employed at the Hibbard Nursing Home in Dover. The groom graduated from Po V. H. S. in the Class of 1973. He is a veteran of the UoS. Army where he served 3 years. He. is employed by the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad. The couple are at home at 18 High Street, Miloo (Photo by Claude Trask)

SPEDY WEEKLY Here's some more news of your SPEDY workers. The workers have only one week of work left. The work­ ers at the schools will have to work extra hard to get the work done before school be­ gins this year. The people at recreation wl have a full schedule keepin the fields mowed and cleaned up; also with tournaments and playoffs for 'local baseball and softball teamso The day care center will miss one . of the Spedy work­ ers for various odd jobs such as typing_ and answering the phone, The senior citizens will es­ pecially miss the Spedy work­ ers for mowing lawns, wash­ ing windows "and floors, and other various odd jobs. All Spedy participants around Milo and Brownville will attend a lecture on alcohol arid drug abuse to be presented at the Milo Town Hall on Friday, August 18, at 2 p. mo The last week of work in­ cludes a scheduled outing for the workers to Bar Harboro This includes horseback rid­ ing, go-cart land, swimming on the beach and other tourist attractions. Well, that's all for now. Don't forget to look for our final report next week,

T:.e Tr, )·e:e Rivers Horseshoe Club is having a busy s ummer at their six lighted courts i:, t:.(: :\ r:Kric an Legion Field. The 38 member s who come from Hermon Millinocket :~~ ,,·: :, ·, ilk: :'IIilo and Brownville Jct, maintain their own courts and pla~ a tourname~t ::. •. re :1 rc ·: )' f,., tu~e. Sho\\'n here are :\"orman Ames and Leeman Russell (kneeling) as :: :: :-·.--.1=.:·: tf r, :-:1r.: pttches and Carl Hoskins \vatches . (P~oto by Claude Trask) THE TOW N CRIER August 17, 1978 PaF>'" !J ------·------·

ITED BAPTIST CHURCH 8 :30 Super Friends Hour JV. George Gifford, Pastor MONDAY , AUGUST :ll SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 !) :30 Scooby's Liff-A-Lyrnpil's WABI~TV '7:00 To "i:cll the Truth 7 :00 Land of the Lost U:30 Krofft Supcrshow SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 7:30 Cross Wits 7 :30 Thunder . 12:30 Amer ican Bandstand Sunday School - 9:40 a. m. Channel 5 :-\ :00 The Jefforsons 8 :00 This is the L ife 1 :30 Hollywoorl Teen $ :30 Religious Town Hall 2:00 Animal World THURSDAY, A UGcST 17 S:J0 GooCalifornia Jam II !>:00 All In . the Family 7:30 i\foppet Show 12:00 Late Show !J :30 Alice ing and fireworks is planned 8 :00 Bionic Woman 10:00 Switch 9 :00 Sat. Kight Mode SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 for this Friday night at Speed­ 11 :00 Ne\\"S "f:00 Marlo & ~1.agic Machine ll:15 CBS News ,7:30 Johrnw Quest way 95 in Hermon. A full 11:30 Championsh ip Wrestling 11:00 Ke\\'s 11 :30 KBC's Saturday Night 8 :00 Dyno~mtt Dog Wonder program of racing is sched­ uled with Open Competition The primary purpose of the laboratory is evaluation of the Sportsman, Limited Sports­ soil for fertility to grow a domestic plant, and users range man, and Street Stock com­ from commercial greenhouses and farmers to the homeowner petition. A fireworks display with a lawn and small area for flowers and vegetables, The will be held before the feature Sebec Barn Sale problems are usually associated with the proper use of fertil­ races. The display will be Sebec Corner, Maine izer, but sometimes they are caused by special problems, executed by Blue Hill Pryo­ One homeowner suddenly had an area develop on his lawn technics. Theyhave produced OPEN 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. where nothing would grow. A soil test discovered that water displays at the Speedway in Every Day the past. from his metal, zinc coated roof was draining into the area, a problem of zinc poisoning which could be corrected by adjust­ Admission will be the usual Buy - Sell - Trade - Swap ing the pH (lime level). $3. 00 adults, $2, 00 students, Come in and See Us Another householder applied for help when he started losing and 50~ children 6 - 11. In his apple trees and the problem was traced to detergent over­ the event of rain, the entire show including the fireworks, ------+ flowing from his neighbor's faulty septic tank, Dr, Rollin Glenn, a professor of plant and soil sciences and will be held Sunday at 7 p, m, director of the laboratory, says that if the problem is not re~ Starting time for Friday is lated to the soil it is sent .on to the appropriate area for diag­ p,mo nosis, Glenn is assisted by one full-time technician, aug- .vIPAC T: UMO mented in the peak months in spring by three assistants. Is your lawn a disaster area? Have your fruit trees sud­ The laboratory is part of UMO's Cooperative E::s.-tension denly developed an unhealthy look? The University of Maine Service activities and information on how to gather a soll at Or ono's Soil Testing Laboratory will diagnose your problem sample and a boc for mailing niay be obtained either from and recommend the antidote • county Extension offices or from 115 Deering Hall. A fee of The lab is probably one of the better known services of the $1 is charged for the service and there is no e::s.ira charge if Orono campus if the 15, 000 soil samples that annually come the problem requires more e;,,,.-tensive consulting service, into its 115 Deering Hall office are a criteria, At least half of those s amples, incidentally , ar rive in early spring. Page 10 Augu st l 7 , .I !J7k THE TOW:\ CHIEH

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