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Vol. 5, No . 12 Thursday , March 24, 1966 Ten Cents Fire Fatal to Two

Guilford firemen battle blaze which took the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Halton Nesbit at Guilford Center last Saturday. See Page (Bunker Photo) Page:! THE TOWN CRIER

THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday cnzit" e "mm&.U1 it\~ evening by the TOWN CRIER PUBLICATIONS. We hope to be of help to th,e citizens of the towns ~"~pital 'f'lew~ in our coverage through NEWS, INFORMATION, AND LOWER PRICED ADVERTISING. The Regional Hospital Association workshop, orginally sched­ re accept no financial responsibility for errors uled for Friday, April ls l has been postponed until somfl time in advertising but will gladly print corrections. in May, date to be announced. Copies of most photos appearing in THE TOWN CRIER mav be obtained through our office. Receptionists: Friday, Edna Treworgy Saturday, Melville If you have news or available photos of any sort Wibberly and Harriet Ross Sunday , Maryb::lle York and Max­ we urge you to call an editor or drop in. Dead­ ine Scanlon; Monday, Thelma McEachern: Tuesday, ,June Dasha line will be Monday Noon but we would appreciate Wednesday, Edith \Vhite; Thursday, Anne Place. copy received earlier in the week. PATIENTS ADMITTED Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to From Milo: From Etna: 12 words, 3 cents for each addi tiona! word. Dis­ George Hamlin Karen Small play ad space by the column inch. Louise Cunningham Ruth Small Lisa Hoskins Mary Small Mary Clements, Fron1 Brownville: EDITOR - Joanne Brigham Olive Philbrook. Ida Dean Milo 943-7384 Charles Dean Henry Russell Pearl Poole James Owens SERVICES John Peavy Iva Worster Paul A. West, Surveyingand Irvin Philbrook drafting. Box 703, B-rownville Margaret Fisher If you want to BUY, SELL, Me. 965-9191. Steven Philbrook RENT or SWAP, try "Town Amber Cyr Clarence Parkman Crier" Classified. CARD OF THANKS James Comeau We would like to thank our Howard Webb FOR s.ALE. . friends and neighbors, the BaldwmSp1net Piano for sale'. Milo a d D b F' D · t PATIENTS DISCHARGED Tel. 943-2580 Milo. n er Y Ire epar - From Milo: ' ments, and generous towns ·- Elizabeth McLaughlin People for the assistance, do- Hildred Brown Estelle McSorley Karen Clark FOR SALE nations and prompt action giv- Leonora Byther Linda Casey and daughter S rool'l' house for sale, double en us at the time of our recent Olive Philbrook George Hamlin lot, new 1 1/2 car gavage. fire. John Peavey Mary Clewent Riverside St. , Milo .. Call943- The Jack Paul Family Robe.:-t Lyford Mae Annis 2668. Derby Louise C Ulllllughan' Theodore Berg Carroll Currie Linda Bri tch FOR SALE William Paul Transfered to Dow Air Force Apartment size electric From Etna: Hospital, James Owens, Brownville range, 12yearsoH, f

(Bunker Phot1 1 (Bunker Photo) A tragic fire, which resulted in the death of :\1r. and l\lrs. The second Annual Kiwanis "Ice-Out" Contest is underway at Halton Nesbit, occured at Guilfor,d Center about 1 a.m. Satu. · Guilford. day morning. An old car has been placed on the ice above the bridge and The house was enveloped in flames when the fireman arri\eJ residents are guessing when it will disappear with the thaw. at the scene and it was necessary for them to go a mi lc I James Martin, Town Manager, is chairman of the event and water. tickets are available from all Kiwanians. First prize will be a Mrs. Nesbit's body was found in the do.vnstaris room where il One Hundred Dollar Savings Bond. was thought she had fallen asleep while watching television. The car is attached to a tree on shore by a cable so that it may Mr. Nesbit was asleep in the upstairs bedroom and due to he!!., be removed from the river after the contest. smoke and fire it was several hours before the firemen cou k get the body out. Their son, Billy, 15, awoke and by breaking a window, jump to the ground and ran barefoot in shorts and s hirt to the hom of Mr . and Mrs . Bartlette down the r oad. They were awakcnu by the pounding on the door and found the boy covered with blo. and in s hock, called the fire department and Dr. Howard wh called an ambulance and took the boy to the Mayo Memorial Hos pi tal. He had deep cuts on his hand and a punche red lung. He wa reported in fair condition Monday. Medical Examiner, Dr. Curtis of Milo was at the scene and ambulances from Dexter, Dover and Guilford. Mr. Nesbit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Nesbit of Guilford, was assistance maintance foreman in the Guilford Industries. He has been a fireman for twenty years and one of the bcs t. Mrs. Nesbit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Landry of Willimantic, also worked for Guilford Indus tries and had many friends in the vicinity. They have two sons, Billy, 15 and Reed an apprentice at the Bath Iron Works who is married and has two children.

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A LOCAL MAN'S LOOK AT VIET NAM ABBOT WOlVI:SN 4 H GUii ,.''ORD WOMAN GUEST ~lore news from David Cook Feb. 18 REPRESENTATIVE lN AT SHOWER \oVASHINGTON Friends gave a s hower for We are still on our hill and guess we'll be in this area 'till Mrs. Patricia Littlefield of SusanKalel, Sunday afternoon April. Things have been t-•·etty quiet considering. 2V. C. de~ert­ Abbot Extension is represent- at the home of Mrs. Walter crs said there were 1000 V. C. in the Mountains , a few kilos from ing Piscataquis County •!H for Spack in North Guilford. here but we have been a voided the last week or so. I guess they a week at Washington 4 H, Refreshments of sandwiches , are regrouping and counting noses, probably wi il try to slip out Center., Washington, D. c. She punch and a shower cake, made of the area, eventually. The A !'tillery pounds the mountains eeg­ is the leader of the 4H group and decorated by Crystal Far- ularly. It keeps the V.C. off balance and in small groups. The of Guilford. rar was served. artillery is quite :1 way behind us and sounds like a freight train. The 4TJ foundation is made up Guests from out of town were It hits the m ountains like the sound of bass drums with shrapnel of all local gToups and Mrs. Dottie Mithee, Abbie Cadwick, whistling in every direction. I 'm glad we have it instead o[ them Littlefield as their delegate Adeline Dauphinee, E lizabeth itreallyis something. The nights are still cold. I could see my will have all expenses paid . Martell, Josephine Martell, breath this a . m . and was quite miserable until the sun came out She will attend workshops and Neota Graper, Vivian Bartlett, full force and now it is too warm. I received a box from the assembles and field trips. All Carolyn Campbell, Bai·bara ::vtother's Club and am enjoying i l gr eatly, they make the time to fifty states will be represent- ,: "'n :._rother, Thurza Fairbro- pass a lot fas ter and this m onth is going fastest of any so [ar. ed. ther, Doreen Richards, Rena Perkins, Mrs. Walter Spack. Feb. 20 SUGAR BEET MEETING From Monson, Mrs. Forrest . About 80 people attended a Here I am again today, it's been raining off and on all day and Spack, Dottie Melia, Jo Rob- sugar beet program at Exeter we arc still on U1e Hi ll and the length of our stayhasbecnterm­ on Tuesday night, March 15. ed "indefinite". We mightleavc tomorrow or 2 months f rom ':low. Considerable interest was We 're like a bunch o[ gypsies. shown in sugar beet grower Yesterday as we were sitting here we noticed 2 people dressed contracts for 1966. The con­ in black coming towards us across the rice paddies and the closer tract was outlined by SU!nley theygotwesawtheywerecarryingawhite flag! They were V.C. Greaves of Presque Isle, a and had had enough. I can ' t say as I blame them. They g-ave us representati.ve of the Maine the same s ong and dance--the V.C. had captured them a year Sugar Beet Growers Associat­ ago and forced them to fight for them, it's probably true-that's ion. one of their "recruiting methods". (That's how Sgt. Hawthorn got me.) Itis reported that Maine Sug­ ar Indus tries, Inc . is mak~ng good progress on the 14.7 mil­ Feb. 28 . lion dollar sugar beet process­ I haven'tbeen able to write for quite a while as we've been out ing plant in Easton. Represent­ in the mountains. We left for a 4 days "Operation" the 21st and atives of that concern made traipsed around the hills for 5 days and got back the 26th. We presentations at the meeting just got our base camp established and we got the word again and answered uestions re­ this a.m. so here we are on another operation. This one wo are lative to their operation. onnow shouldbeprettygoodbutthat last one was something else Lewis Roberts of Presque Isle again. I only carried 4 meals for 4 days as I wanted to travel conducted the meeting on be­ as light as possible. I got along 0. K. on one meal a day but was half of the Cooperative Exten­ glad to see the box you ..sent when I got back. The cooking was sion Service of the University good as usual and I needed everything else as well. Especially of Mai:le. the beans, they are very good to take on opera t.ion as they are filling and I could eat them 3 times a day. A series of training sessions. are being planned for persons in central Maine who desire to plant sugar beets this spring.

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a dinner to the B & A Staff men KINGDOM HALL OF on Ma reb 14. JEHOVAH' WITNESSES The meeting was conducted Sunday, March 27 at 2 p.m. by the president, Mrs. Marion Public Bible Lecture. Williams. Mrs. A vis Spea,· Sunday, March 27 at 3.P· m. reported on sending birthday Watchtower Study, "Identifying gifts to three tr.en, Wendell The Present Day Beneficiar- GUILFORD Perry, FTC, Scotland; S. Sgt. ies". CARPO CLUB George Milner, Michigan and Tuesday, March 29at7:30 The Carpo Club met Thurs­ Ronald Petri, SMI Newport, p.m. Bible Study with . Aid of day evening at the ~orne Ec­ R.I. Book" Things in Which itls Im­ onomics room at PCHS. An Sick cards went to Flossie Nrw.s possible For God To Lie International supper wasser- Degerstrom, Blanche Smart, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Chapter 10"How Could One Man ved at 6:30 with many foreign Richard Cunningham and Sgt. OF LATTER DAy SAINTS Die for the World of Mankind?" dishes. Harry Smart, Syympathycard 9:30 Priesthood meeting Thursday, March 31 at 7:00 Mrs. Rose Carlson, District to Mrs. Ardelia Clifford, Ban­ 10:30 Sunday School p.m. Ministry School. Direct~r was the speaker tak- gor. Mildred King reported on 12;00 Sacrement Meeting Thursday, March 31 at 8:00 ing the subject "Your Federat- sending a special letter and Meetings are held at theAm.er- p.m. Service Meeting. ion and You." basic gift to James Decker. ican LegionHall, Dovel"".Foxcroft There were 14 members pre- A3C Donald Degerstrom is UNITED CHURCH SANGERVILLE sent and two guests. being assigned to Kinchelon A The United Circle met at the. church Thursday afternoon with FB, Michaganfordutywith the 15 members present. The Corresponding Secretary reported Air Force Communications SOUTH SANGERVILLE sending cards to Mrs. Louiae Starbird in the Mayo Memorial service. GRANGE Hospital, Dover-Foxcroft and to. Mrs. Mertle Starbird in the Gor'don LovellSN is home on A card party was held at the Plummer Memorial Hospital, Dexter. leave for'2 weeks after a 9 mon­ home of Mr; and Mrs. Leslie The Maundy Thu.rsday servoce was discussed. Car service will ths tour at sea he will report Larrabee Friqay evening as a be offered to any who need transportation to this service. ·The to Norfold, Va. So~th Sangerville Grange ben­ church has received an invitation to the Good Friday service at A crazy quilt top was donated efit. There were 8 tables in· Guiliord Methodist Church. by Mrs. Jane Cook, Conn. to . play with high prizes going to !twas announced that the annual Parish supper will be served be completed for club work. Hattie Palmer and Howard Monday, Aprilllat 6 p.m. Thecommitteewillbe Mrs. Mildred A letter was written to her by Greene and low prizes to Glen­ Dodge, Mrs. BarbaraMitchell, Mrs. RubyClukey, Mrs. Char­ members. nys Stone and Robert Green: lene Edes and Mrs. Bernice Bennett. The mystery of the day went On Saturday evening23 mem­ Mrs. Phyllis Harrington was appointed to audit the Circle book. to Mrs. Marion Williams. bers attended North Dexter The nominating committee presented the following slate of nom­ The next all day meeting will Grange by invitation : inations for officers for the coming year : Presidnet, Mrs. beheldonMarch29in the horne ItwillbeOld Fashioned Night Gladys Palmer; Vice President. Mrs. Mildred Dodge; Cor.res­ of Mrs. Marion Williams. at South Sangerville Grange ponding Secretary, MRS. Stella Merrow; Temporary Secretary, In regards to the open letter March 26. Everyone is asked Mrs. Kathleen Humphrey. in the paper last week from to come in old fashioned dress. Mrs. Eveline Starbird showed colored pictures of the Barry this club, anybody who is in­ Supper will be served at 6:30 Elderkin Memorial Windows in a Presbyterian Church in Calif­ terested in donating anything and those not solicited please ornia. for this purpose may do' so. furnish pie. Pastor Shirley Haney read from !Corinthians on "Immortality" DERBY MOTHERS" SERVICE Cont'd on Page 8 It was announced that Associate Minister Robert Hotelling • CLUB Associate Minister of the Congregational Christian Conference The Derby Mothers' Service of Maine would conduct a workshop for church school Saturday Club held its meeting in Derby afternoon., and would bP. guest speaker at the worship service Community hall .:~.fter serving Sunday morning, taking as his sermon subject"Key to the Christ­ ian Life." The next meeting of the Circle will be April 7 with Mrs. Laura Prey and Mrs. Kathleen Humphrey as hostesses. Refreshments were served.by Thursday's committee, Mrs. AND ~-Q_W_ Barbara Mitchell and Mrs. Bernice Bennett. The Church Membership Class of the United Church will meet at the parsonage Friday, March 25 at 7 p.m. ~Wheel Flowers at the morning service were given in memory of Elmer Rogen by a daughter, Mrs. Doris_Stewart. Cont'd on Page 8 mComplete Wheel Service (RIANULE . Balancing Sheldon Poole REPRESENTATIVE OF METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE-. PRODUCTS (~SERVICE selling Life and Hospital Insurance Phone 876-3096 Guilford, 'Me . 19 Clinton Street, Milo, Me. Phone 943 .. 7428 P age 6 THE TOWN CRIER '' v .t F . ,, SANGERVILLE MAN CANDIDATE ni y Air FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE · ·a · . ~ IN JUNE PRIMARIES The Neoteric Club of Milo will hold their Annual Spring Fash- Dominic T Girodano of San- io~ Show, this year enti-tled !'Vanity Fafr" • on Saturday March gerville to be a canidate for 26th at ·a P.M. in the Wi_ngler Auditorium of Milo Town -Hall. State Representative on the Springfashionswillbe provided by the Town.& Country Cloth- Democratic ticket in tl·,e June ing Store and by Pullen's Clothing & Furnishings. Primaries, representing the Tickets m~ybe purchase~ from club members or at the. doors.' area of Sangerville, · Dover­ Price of admission includes refreshments and door pnzes Wlll Foxcroft and Parklnan. be awarded. · A well known business man in the area in the geriatric and healthfields, hewas vice pre­ sident and treasurer of the Maine Association of Nursing Homes, and is at present a member of the Board of Dir­ ectors as well as the Budget, Finance, Grievance and Stand"' ards Committee. He is married to the former Nadine Briggs, daughter of FreemontBriggs of Sanger ville. They have ten childa·en x.r.d nine grandchildren. He is a native of Meriden, Conn. and a Veteran of World War II.

Mrs. Frances Hamlin, above, models a sm:art spring outfit from Town & Country. In the center photo the latest styles for the mature woman are modeled l:ly Mrs. Yvonne

Ano-b ove and Mrs. .Isabel Cud- . hea. Miss Suzanne Pullen is shown at right wearing a sport selection from Pullen's. Pul­ MARCH len's will also outfitmale mod­ els for the fashion show. 1966 Entertainmentat Vanity Fair S M w s will be provided by Cecil Mil­ 1 . 2 3 4 5 ler, Dennis Kirby, Edwin Trew­ 6 7 8 9 · 10 11 12 orgy, Mrs. Fern Cunning­ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ® ham, Kristen Fowles and Pat­ 27 28 29 30 31 sy Keef. The fashion commen­ tator will be Mrs~ Helen Carey and the co-chairman for the Make it a point to attend and show are Mrs. Elaine Lewis bring a friend. Proceeds of and Mrs. Katherine Valente. this event are used to finan­ (Photos by Mike Brigham) ce civic projects. THE TOWN CRIER Page 7 Penqui s Speakers

Members of the Piscataquis Community High School which won the Annual Penquis Speaking Contest are (L toR) Linda Hedrick, dramatic division; Derrell Starbird, oration; and Cheryl Gau- humorous division.. (Bunker Photo)

Doug Russell (shown above) of Milo and Sam Genthner of B r o­ wnville caught this 13 pound, 32 inch togue while ice fishing at Spelling Winners Jo Mary Lake last Monday. Is this a record fish for our area this winter? Restaurant Relocating

Principal David Higgins of Sangerville Consolidated School has announced the winners of the Spelling Competition. T hey are (left in above photo) Debbie Higgins 6th gr~de and Dar lene Du­ fault (right, above) 7th grade. The girls will compete in the dis­ trict competion on Mzrch 30. !Bunker Photo) Mr. & Mrs. Hollis Larrabee have purchased the building ad­ jacent to the Gold Nugget Restaurant in Guilford and a r e in the process of renovating it for the new location of The Gold Nug- JUNE 18TH '66! get. Opening should be about May 1st. (Bunker Photo) JOHNSTON & HIBBARD GUILFORD pageS THE TOW.N CRIER CLUB DOINGS Con.t'd from Page 5 GUILFORD CONNER- TRAFTON UNIT 119 AMERICAN LEGION Conner-Trafton 'Cnitl19 American Legion Auxiliary met Mon­ Why not share a favorite r ecipe? Send your day evening with Mrs. Theresa Rioux, President presiding at recipe to the Town Crier. If your recipe is the business meeting. A donation was voted to the Leonard Wood picked for printing in THE RECIPE BOX col­ Memorial Fund. Doris Stanbowas initiated as a new Senior mem­ umn; you will receive a 3 month subscription ber with Alice Flanders acting as initiation officer, assisted by to the Town Crier. Each week we will print a Harriet Anderson, Chaplain; EdithEdes, Erma Eastman, Donna different recipe which can be cut out and fil_. Fogg, Theresa Rioux and Alice Mitchell. ed in your own recipe box. Cards wer e signed to be sent to Doris Kallgren, in the EMG:' : ~------~~~ Walte.r Tozier at Togus; Russell Mitchell who is home from the 1/ / hospital. ,·;~~:=t:::=. ==:t::=:=:======::=====:::::t:::~:.,~ Final plans were made for the Rummage sale to be held on

I ~ ERIE CAKE I ~ Saturday, March 25. Members will meet at the Legion Hall on ~------~----~ Friday evening to get ready fo1· the sale. The sale is from 9 a. m. to noon. The next meeting will be Past President's night and will feat­ 1 pkg white or yellow cake mix ure a 6:30 supper, covered dish. A nominating cowmittee was 2 tbsp. lemon€xtract appointed to bring in a slate of officers at the April4 meeting. 1 pkg lemon Jell-o The committee is Helen daley1 Ferne Parkman, Alice Flanders. 3/4 c fruit juice (any kind) Refreshments were served following the meeting. 1/2 c salad oil CHURCH NEWS 4 eggs separated Cont'd from Page 5 CJ'anther Combi~e cake mix, lemon extract, Jell-o, fruit GUILFORD q{ew., juice and salad oil. Beat in mixer for 4 min. Add METHODIST CHURCH The National Honor Society egg yolks, beat well. Beat egg whites until stiff. 1 At the Methodist Church will hold its next seminar on ~. fold into batter. Bake in large greased cake ·tin Mar~h 27 Xifth Sunday in Lent Wednesday, March 30 at 7 p . f for 40 min. Frost with Confectioners sugar and The Rev. Robert Vanasek will m. at the High School. The 2 tbsp lemon juice when hot to form a glaze. take the subject for his ser­ discussion will be on literature, mon"The Call". Bobbie Leigh­ its values, and its controversy ton will serve as acolyte and in modern life. Members tak­ Craig Pulkkinen as Lector . ing part in the discussion are Committee on greetings will be SANGERVILLE TOWN MEETING George Garcia, ,Julie Shepard­ Mr. and Mrs. F r ed Street and The annual town meeting was held Monday evening March 21 son, KateParker, MaryMoore tLe ushers Orman Fortier and and authorized a budget of$29, 466 in approving the budget Com­ Wanda Sawyer and JohnMast­ Donald Templet. mittee's recommendations. To be added to that sum will be erman. Mr. Treworgy will be. The yough groups will meet $35, 176.99 as the town's share for S.A.D. #4, plus the county the panel moderator. at 4:30. tax, of $2992 and overlay of $794, making a total of $68, 429.99 The French Club will hold a Tuesday, March 29 at 7 p.m. This year's budget is $633. 57 less than last year's. dinner at noontime at the Town there willbe a semi dress re ­ The town voted that the $12, 000 for winter road maintenance Hall dining room on Thursday hearsal of the cast and choir s and tarring be taken from surplus. March 31. The main course for the Passion Piay at the The town voted $6500 for general government; $2400 for mis­ will be chop suey. church. cellaneous; $1500 for Town Hall expenses; Town Dump, $400 ; Charles Harne Town sewers, $750; Town Poor, $1500; ADC, $1500; Dental P rogram $220; Hydrant rental, $2856; Street Lights and Town Hall Lights, $1500; Fire Department, $1800j:jemeteries $1100; 1-_,.,.120 GALS. DISCONTINUED STOCK Social Security, $400; American Legion, $100; Kiwanis Recre­ ation program $100; Summer raods and sidewalks, $5000; Maine ~~1'9-::r AMERICAN MARIETTA PAINTS Publicity Bureau, $50; Public 'Library, $475; War Memorial, $100 BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE COLOHS!! State Aid Road, $10UL The town fixed the date when taxes shall be due and payable as GALLON (l Sept. 30 and one half percent per month interest on taxes unpaid 7 5tJAP.T $2 •7 5 Jtf · . ; afterthatdate. The townalso voted adiscountof2% on taxes paid within one month from the commitment of the tax list to the col­ ~~J~. lector . . Kelley Bros. Hovey Road, Milo, Maine Town officers were elected as follows: Moderator, Willard Starbird; Town Cle: ·k, Mrs. Maude Rees; Selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor, Bradley Nuite to succeed himself; one trustee of Piscataquis Community School District for three years,

Millard Smart; Fire Chief, Maurice St. Louis to be Fire Warden :~G:f...40 : :. :- ~ -~"'.i =_l~ =-_:_-:.-~~ .-=ff~ =--"'_:--~-:;=---:::- _=_.::_~-; Director of s. A. D. # 4 for three years, Harold Melvin. The town authorized the selectmen to buy a new tractor, There 15 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM! were 43 articles in the warrant. Milo Sport Shop THE TOWN CRIER Page 9

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Lucky Leaf Jiffy H A.RVEST TIME JUMBO SLICED APPLES BISQU I T ]\fiX SLIC£~U-~~R CURED No. 2 Tin HIC~~~~D! Prrt /0 ?kf'Pot '!$ ~~ '1- rrt ~Ba~~C::glb. Dennis I?utch Loaf WHOLE CANNED CHEESE SPREAD ~~ CHICKEN 31/4lbs. r~ Sunshine Molasses & Spice 3 Q ~ BRAEBURN - ALL FLAVORS COOKIES . ~~14 •

PARKMAN ENGAGEMENT SANGERVILLE CIVIC LEAGUE Creavey and the Sangerville NOTICE Mr. Howard Kess eli of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis HAS MEETING members of the s. A. D. # 4 Dover-Foxcroft will be at of Parkman announce the en­ A meeting sponsored by the Board were present to answer Civic League was held at the questions on methods and pol- DerbyCommunityHall, March gagement of their daughter, Consolidated School building icies. 31st at 7:30 to show slides of Christy Ann to Francis Mich­ Sunday evening to discuss A second meeting will be held the Allagash region. ael Stanio, son of Mr. and matters pertaining to S.A.D Sundayevening, Apri13at 7:30 All Girl Scouts and their Mrs. Frank Stanio of Park- #4 and especially Sangerville at the Consolidated School to parents are invited to attend. man. school3. discuss general school quest- The Milo Senior Girls Scouts T.h e engagement was announ- More than 90 people attended ions. will be hostesses. ced at a family party held at ;pi:IC4!001:aeciCDtaoc)QCoo:~CC~C~UC~CCaoaOOI:xxl.OOCICICIOOOOI~IOOOCICIOOO( the home of Mr. and Mrs. themeeting. 53questionswere Frank Stanio. listed on slips which had been Miss Davis and Mr. Stanio mailed to postal box holders. 'Easter will graduate from P_CHS in Hylan Kimball conducted the meeting. Supt. Robert Me- June .

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CHOCOLATES in Fancy Wraps by Whitman's, I Quality Work 1 Candy Cupboard & Schraft's. SPRING FRA.GRANC ES ! at Budget Prices I by Coty, Desert Flower, Friendship Garden, & othet·s f .. . ON AUTO REPAIRS, TUNE-UPS AND • GUILFORD, MAINE I BODY & FENDER WORK! t Ross Drug 0000 : simps 0n' s Gar a" e :~S~E~E~~~hl~eLO~S~PO~R~'T' ~SH~O~P ~D 0N 'TIC!QMISIOOOCISIOCTIOCHEIOCNIIOCEIIOCOTIIOCE*RIC 6 e - CLUB FASHION SHOW NEXT t Harold Simpson, ·Mechanic 0 BOOTH AT THE BANGOR SATURDAY, MARCH 26, IN ! Dover-Guilford Road Route 15 Phone 564-7796 a SPORTSMAN'S SHOW MILO AT 8:00 P.M ...... ,....,.._...., ...... ,.....,..,..__...,....._.,48>....,...... ,...-...... ,...... ,.... Mar. 30 thru A r~ 2

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Brenda Carey of the MHS Bowling League r eceives a gift cer­ tificate for free Ice Cream from Mr; Herrick of Rocket Lanes where Milo students bowl each Wednesday. Miss Carey had just bowled two strikes in succession . (Photo by Mike Brighan Mrs. qertrude McGrath celebrated her 80th birthday last Thur- HIGH THREE STRINGS sday. Mrs. McGrath, who has been confined to a chair for -' P in Busters 1!42 25 years, busies herself by doing handwork, reading and corres­ Seven-Ups 1185 ponding \vith relatives and friends in Massachusetts, Florida ---~~--.,. Serial Bowls 1183 and Canada. She also enjoys T.v. and the newspapers. INDIVIDUAL Mrs. McGrathwasbornatK.I. onMarch 17, 1886, the daugh­ HIGH THREE STRINGS ter ofVlilliam and Celestia (Powers) Rolfe. She married William Boys McGrath in 1904 and was widowed in 1924. She had 10 children Dennis Hoskins 288 ofwhich3diedininfan.cy, still living are James, Francis, Cel­ Glenn Burke 281 estia Vale and Ellen Whitten of the Junction and Janie Jenkins Bob Hussey 270 of Brownville, also Julia Bemis of Lewiston. There are 14 grand­ Gir ls children, 15 great-grandchildren and 1 great, greatgrandchild. Sharon Rhoda 282 AtanOpen Househeld in honor of her birthday, Mrs. McGrath Susan Paul 274 received 60 callers, 170 cards, 3 cakes, flowers, gifts and phone Diane Harmon 267 calls. Callers weregreeted by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. James TOP TEN BOWLERS McGrath. Grand-daughter, Mrs. MargaretPoorofAubur n, cir- Sgt. Harry Smart is spending 1. Dennis Hoskins culated the guest book. Refreshments were served by daughter a seven day convalesent leave s. Susan Paul Celestia Vale assisted by Mrs. Kaye Tukey of Milo. Among the YJith his family on Derby Hill, 3. Diane Harmon callers was Mrs. AnneBillings, 92, of Camden, a former ne~h- Milo. He was on the Mike 4. Glenn Burke bor in Brownville . Douglass show at Phil. , Penn. 5. Wayne Lyford Mrs. McGrath also has a brother, Leroy Rolfe in Trenton, and was presented a record 6. Sue Pullen Ontario. album and photograph to give 7 . Sha:-on Rhoda Mrs. McGrath makes her home with her Daughter, Mrs. ce- to his children. Sgt. Smart e. Bob Hussey leCia Vale on Van Horne Ave. in Brownville Junction. spent the weekend with his 9. Linda Decker J Tie' (Photo by Mike Brigham) brother, Electrician Mate 1st , 10. Linwood Newman !=c::II::Z::Z:::c:ICZ:Z::z::lc::II::Z::Z:::c:IICZ::Z:::z::lc::II::Z:Z::c:IICZ:Z:z:::JCZ:::Z::z::lCI=! C lass Douglas Smart and wife AMERICAN LEAGUE L ..{ )I\. It's That T ,·me in Philidelphia, Pa. STANDINGS 2nd week ~ ~'\ MHS LEAGUE BOWLING Channel Masters 8-2 ;;;.'\~~ A . I NATIONAL LEAGUE Buck Pins 6-4 STANDINGS 2nd week Rusty Devils 6-4 ~·~~ ga1n. 10-0 iti::YOUR CLOTHES TO US FOR OUR Pin Busters Safety P ins 5-5 7-3 USTOM DRY CLEANING CARE Hustlers Splinter Kickers 4-6 Alley Dus'ters 5-5 , BEF ORE EASTER! Profs 1-9 Dead Woods 5-5 HIGH THREE STRINGS Rolling Pins 5-5 Channel Masters 1412 l:ierial Bowls 4-6 Buck P ins 1412 Leaders 3-7 DRY 924-6220 Safety Pins 1408 C&ll De~,~~!~~~ne Seven ups 1-9 Cont'd on Page ! THE TOWN CRIER P age 11 M. H. S. BOWLING Cont'd from Page 8 NEW! Gel- Flo WALL PAINT INDIVIDUAL £enter Theatre DeLUX QUALITY at LOW PRICES DOVER· FOXCROFT HIGH THREE STRINGS EVENINGS 7:30 SAT. MA TINEE Boys NO DRIP, NO SPLATTER MILO WESTERN AUTO l:JO SUN. MAT. 3 :00 Mac Pelkey 327L-~------~----~ AOU LTS 75¢ CHILREN 35¢ Joe Morrill 318 Lindsay and Misses Pat and Mr. and Mrs. Rorald Zimm­ Bob Harmon 318 Pam Ordway. erman of Rockville, Conn. THURS. FRI. SAT. March 24-25-26 Girls Guests were Mrs. Barbara were weekend guests of Mrs. Tanya "(\forrill 310 Clukey, Joyce Folsom, Carol Virginia Zimmerman. A Wild, Wacky Chase! Tanya Morrill 278 Palmer, Lucille Osborne , Rolfe Engert of Meridan, Wanda Sawyer 276 MissefJ Lou Deane Sawyer, Conn and Gordon Manuel of TOP TEN BOWLERS Mary Jane Palmer, Holly Ul­ Boston were guests of their 1. Joe Morrill man, Becky Johnson, Clarlee grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 2. Alasco Carey Street, JoAnnClukey, Susan Irving Moulton. 3. Mac Pelkey Folsom. The seventh grade· with their 4. Tanya Morrell teacher, Mr. Grant .enjoyed a 5. Bob -Harmon Abbot trip through the Mill of the 6. Mur ray Davis Guilford Woolen Co. The tour 7. Walter Oakes Mr. Kenneth Simpson of West was arranged by Marcia Fin­ 8. David Decker Action, Mass. was weekend le3· and was conducted by her 9. Len Nilson guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah father, Merle Finley. The 10. Butch Heal Perkins. He had very good class wishes to thank them for luck ice fishing. the courtesty shown them. Dennis and Dallas Patterson The Commission on Stenard- J ewelry to Accent ;rour twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. ship and Finance met at the EASTER COSTUME! ! Stanley Patterson of Abbot are church March 14. Rev. Oliver at Fort Dix for their basic Bell, conference directo~ of SUN. MON. TUES. Melanson training. stewardship presented the pro- March 27 - 28-29 Abbot Extension met at the gram, utilizing a film on the jewelry Co. home of Mrs. Doris Perkins subject which was foHowed by ~Hfor4·. M•· on Thursday. The subject was a discussion. There were 18 "Hooking Rugs" Mrs. Perkins, members present. is holding a class whichwill Representative Charlotte meet once a week and any White, Mrs. Phyllis Perkins , member is welcome to join. Mrs. Mabel Johnston and Mrs. Rriby Spaulding, International Hazel Moulton were in Thorn­ Leader gave a talk on Ireland aston·wednesday for the day to and slides of that country were attend a get to gether meeting shown. There were twelve of the county and state librar- members present. ians and trustees at the home of Mr. ·John Ruggles Egerton, -~ atuJrrui llr ~uilfn~ National State Library Chair- Mr. and Mrs. George Doug- man. Plans were made by the Mrs. Beulah Thomas enter- lass ofBriancliffManor, N. Y. group for the observance of .tai.ned the J. T. Club on Tues- were·intown to attend the .fun- National Libraty week, April STYLE day evening. The next meeting eral of Mr. Arthur French. . 17-23. will be at the home of Mrs. · -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SHOW! L~~:.. ~::;lKeithofAna.heimf BE SURE. OF YOUR MILK : MAR. 26th Calif, 1s theguestofher s1ster t t IC" ' s Mrs. Orman Prey. f . • f pprz.nn$-' ummer The Rev. John Meisn~r oft And Eniov It Too, When You Pasteunze v Dover-Foxcroft war;~ a caller t tt Spo ~ tc,u)ea -r in town Friday. . PROBCT YOUR FAMILY AGAINST BOTH TYPES OF MILK· 1 .> YY Mrs. Florence Bunker of t .BORNE DISEASES~SERVE TASTY, NUTRRIONAL MilK I to be fe atur e d f y-o m East Sangerville was a caller t t of Miss Abbie Fowler. . t ~aoa!utccrttledlaeaaoawhlchcanlnfec} ooa~~oo(J~ l man (Undlllaot Fev.,r, Bovine Tuborculoola, elc:., t' SANGERVILLE • and human dt.. ..- which can be -d.alonq !tom PINK AND BLUE "HOWER t ~noon to penoon lbrouqh raw milk ('ryphQ!d, Dlph· PULLEN'S "" tlierta, Scarlet Fever, Septic Sore T)li<)Qt, ere.). @~ l · k d bl h f Heallb authorlttea aqree that mill:. must be pUrified D Cl aoov., MILQ 1 CLOTHING - FOOTWEAR A pm an ue s . ower or t :Af"l'ER 11 hao been handled. The 11..ateot poeotble MAINE l Tel. 943- 7710 Mrs. Suzanne Fdsom was :tt.c;;:~d;'~ ia np ..... protection . • , ~ t Milo Maine given Saturday evening at the .t _ _ ___ t ~:z:::c:::~-=-::z::z=cz::z::z=cz::z:z=tc::i! . .._...-. .... ~~~.-..~~~..-..-. ~~ . .._.~~ c:: Osborne home by Mrs. Jill .. ·

. . . ~...... •, . : •.• ., , ....~~ ...... ·'"•• ...... Page 12 THE TOWN CRI EF WABI-TV Chmmel 5 WLBZ-TV . Chann~l 2 . . WEMT -'I'V 1 DAYTIME VIEWING 6:30 Adventures in Paradi$e DAYTIME VIEWING 3;30 Saturday Matinee"Pay or DAYTIME VIEWING MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:30 Jackie Gleason . , MONDAY THRU FRIDAY OLe" MONDAY T HRU FRIDAY ' . ~5 Open Door 8:30 Secret Agent 6:45 US Dept. Agriculture 5:30 GoU with Sam Snead 8:30 Al & Alteen 7:30 Mike Wallace News 9:30 The I oner 6:50 Farm Market Report 6:00 Car 54 9:15 Morning Movie 7 00 7:55 Farm Reponer 10:00 Gunsmoke ' Today 6:30 Route 66 11:00 Supermarket Sweep 8:00 Caplain Kan(l1lroo 7:24 News 7:30 Flipper 11:30 The Dating Game 9:00 Jack LcLanne Show 11 :OO News . 7:30 Today 8:00 America's Junior Miss 12:00 Donna Reed Show 11:15 Saturday Late Show 8,24 News 10:00 I Love J,.ucy " A Girl In Every P ort" , Today Pageant 12:30 Father Knows Best 8 30 9:00 Saturday Night Movie 1:00 Ben Casey 1Q 30 Real McCoys SUNDAY, MARCH 27, -1966 9, 00 Just For Kids 11:00 Andy or Mayberry 12:00 The Cbristopl>ers 9:30 Woman's Hour ''Where the Boys A rc·• 2:0!1 The Nurses 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12:15 Uving Woril , Eye Guess 11:00 Outer Limits 2:30 A time For Us 10 00 12:00 Love or Life 12 30 A k 12:00 Weird 2:55 News 12:25 News : s Your Minister 10:25 News SUNDAY, :IIARCH 27, 1966 3:00 General Hospilal 12:30 Search for T omorrow 1:30 Pageant 10:30 Concentration 3:30 The Young Ma rrieds 2:00 This is Your City ll:OO Morning SIB.r 9:15 Catholic Mass 12:45 Guiding Light 2:30 CBS Sports Spectacular , Paradise Bay 10:00 This is the UJe 4:00 Never Too Young 11 30 10:30 Children's Gospel ijour 4:30 Where the Action Is 1:00 Girl Talk 4: ou AlWilni Fun 12,00 Jeopardy 1:30 As The World Tur113 4:30 Big Plc\ure , play Post Ocrtce 11 :00 Fal\h For Today 5:00 Leave ilto Beaver 12 30 L~.s 2:oo Password 5:00 1\lr. Ed , News 11:30 Championship Bowling !;:30 Award Theatre 2 30 12 55 : tlousepany 5:30 Amateur Hour 1:00 Tell Me Or. B>·othcrs 12:30 Army In Action 6:00 !\ews 3: 00 To T ell The Truth 6:00 Talent Spotllgbt Se mi Flbals . Let's Make A Deal l :O(I Mo.tc t the Pt·css 6:15 Award Theatre 1 30 1:~0 Florida Cinderella 7:15 News 3:25 News 6:30 Twentieth Century 2:00 Days of Our Lives 3:30 Edge of Night 7 00 Lassie , The Doctors 1:45 Sunday Movie " Love 111 the THURSDAY, MARC!' 24, t966 2 30 4:00 Secret Storm 7:30 My Favorite Martian Altornoon·• 7:30 Batman 4:30 Bozp the C lown 8:00 Ed Sullivan 3' 00 Another World 4:00 Jncksonvill" Opon GoH S:OO Gidget 5:00 Mavorlck·Cbeyenne Jheatrg,qo Perry lvfason 3. 30 you Don't Sav G:OO Wlld Kingdom. 8:30 Double· Life oF Henry Phyrc 6:00 News, Wenther Sporlll 10·.00 Ca•dt'd Camera •l:OO Matah Gqmc • 30 C 11 ' I 9:00 Bewitched· ' " 4:25 Nows u: 'o el/,'e -~ui< Bow 6: 30 CBS news 10:30 What's 1\.fy Line , __ 6:00 Frn•* McGoe Report ~:30 Peywn Place THURSD1\ Y, MARCH 24, 1966 11:00 News ~ 30 ·Mic key 1\louso 6:30 Boll Telephone Hour 10:oo Th~ Baron 7:00 Country Caravan MONDAY MARC H 28 1966 5'00 llighway Patrol 7:30 Walt Disney 11:0.0 News 5 30 7:30 The M1•nsters 7:00 The Rtneman ' ' Sen Hunt 8:30 Branclctl 11 : 1~ Owl Thc~ trc 8: 00 Glllignll'S Island 7:30 To Tell The Truth ·,. 6:00 News , Weathor, Sports 9:00 Bollnnza " C:hjntl DQll'' 6 30 8:30 My Three Sons 8:00 I've Got A Secret ' Huntley Brinkley 10:00 Wackiest Ship in the Army FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 106G 9:00 CBS Thursday night Movie 8:30 T!>e Lucy Show THURSDAY, MARCtl 24· 1P66 11:00 Tho World This W~ckcnd 7:30 Flintstoncs 7 00 "Lady's Man" 9:00 Andy Griffith. ' Zorro MONDAY, MMlC: J-1 :iS , 196G 8:00 Tammy 11:00 Nows 9:30 Hazel 7:30 Daniel Boone 7:00 1'h~ Rebel 8:30 The Add:m>S Fan,ily 30 FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1966 10:00 Hollywood Talent Scouts 8' Laredo 7:30 Hullnbatoo 9:00 Honey West 7: 00 The Rifleman 11:00 News 9'30 Mona McCluskey 8:00 J ohn Forsthe Show 9:30 Farmer's Daughter 7:30 Wild, Wild West TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1966 10'00 Dean Marlin 8:30 Dr. Kildare 10:00 Jimmy Dean Show 8:30 Hogan's Heroes 7:00 Littlest Hobo 11'00 News 9:00 Perry Como l l:OO News 9:00 Gomer Pyle 7:30 Daklarl FRIDAY, !IVf! CH 25• 1966 10:00 Run For Your Life 11:15 Science Fiction Fantastic 9:30 The Smother Brothers 8:30 Red Skelton 7:00 Wanted Dead or Alive 11:00 News ''Kjller Shrews•· 10:00 Trials of O'Brien 9:30 Petticoat Junctior 7'3° Camp Runamuck TUESDAY, MARCH 29,1966 SAniRDAY, MARCII 26, 1966 11:00 News 10:00 CBS Reports ::~~ ;:;t;,y Davis, Jr. 7:00 The Rebel 10:00 Porky Pig SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 11:00 News , Mr. Roberts 7:30 My Mothet· The Car t0:30 T~ Bca_t!es 9 30 S:OO Caplain Kangaroo WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966 , Man From UNCLE 8:00 Plea•c Don't Eat the Dasies .1:00 Casper Cartoon 10 00 9:00 llockle & Jcckle 7:00 Wyatt Earp :OO News 8:30 Or, Kildare .1:30 Magilia Gorilla 11 9:30 Teonessee Tuxedo 7:30 Lost io Space 9:00 Tuesday Night Movie .2:00 T~n - Pin ·Teen 10:00 · Mighty Mouse 8:30 Beverly Hillblllles SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 "Walk Like A Dragon" 1:00 Hoppit)'. Hoop«r 10:30 Lassie 9:00 Color 1\!e Barbara 8'00 Astroy Boy WEDNESDAY, li!ARCH30, 1966 1:30 American Bandstand 11:00 Tom & Jerry 10:00 Danny Kaye 8'30 Siingray 7:00 !!potlight on Youth 2:30 Kyle Re te 11 :30 Quick Draw McGraw 11:00 News 9:00 The Jet.sons 7:30 The Virginian ·:00 Elements of VIctory 12:00 Sky King ":30 Atom Ant 9:00 Bob Host.- Theater :30 P1·o re ssi~al Bowlers Tour 12:90 Linus The uonh.earted 10100 Secret Squirrel 10, 00 1 Spy ,' ·:00 Wjde World of Spori!J 1:00 My F rie nd Fllcka 10:30 Underdog :30 ChampioMhip Candlepin Bo;.ling 1:30 Big Picture 11 :00 Top Cat :30 Ozzle & Harrie t 2:00 College All Star Basketball 11:30 Fury : 00 Dol\08 Reed 3:30 Pageant 12:00 Sergeant Preston :30 L.~wrcncc Wolk 4:00 CBS Folf Classic ~2:30 Supe rmnn ':30 Hollywood ~alao c 5:00 Ruclng From Florida 1:00 Rumpus 0:30 News 5:30 lnalp:ht 2:00 Safety Flt·tn-Scoond -TI•Ird 0:45l3attle Tho·ntre 6:00 Bud T-envitt Show 2:30 NBC Sport$ Ln Action "Suicide BaU.alion" UNDAY, Ml\RCJ! 27, l966 Q:OO Beany and Cecil 0,30 Peter Potan1U$ 1:00 Bullwink l~ 1:30 Discovery 2:00. Bugs ,Bunny I : 00 ABC Scooe 1:30 Patterns For P rogr ess ~:00 NBA Game of tho Week !:00 American Spqrtsman ;;oo S~pcr'Wester Time "Deadly e.tmpaniaas'' ':00 -Voyage To The Bottom or the Sea ::00 The F. B. I. •:00 Sunday Night Movie " Beloved Infidel" 1:00 News 1:15 Owl Theatte ''Yes, My Darling Daughter"

. >IONDAY, MARCH 28, 1966 1:30 Twelve O'Clock High 3:30 J esse James 9:00 Man Called .Shenandoah 10;00 The Avengers 11:00 New~ 11: 15 Owl Theatre"Ol)e Sunday Afternoon'' TUf;:SDAY, MARCH 29, 1966 7:~0 ··combat 8:30 Mc Hale's Navy 9: 00 F Troop Did you hear about the Bee that · 9;30 Peyton Place · 1-0:00 The F..-g;ltlve married the doorbell? They hact · .11:00 News a Humdinger! 11:15 Owl Theatre ••patterns'' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966 7:30 Batman ~4:-:R: 'f ...,;."~~~-_,~- ·-··· ·~··-'1"!$''"'" " -········--,• .·· ''11 ..•· • ......