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<!rrtttrnl !lnittt ·.a 1!lllr.t kly Nrw.a !lagniittt Vol. 7, No. 38 Thursday, September 19, 1968 Ten Cents County Democrats Meet Piscataquis County Demo crats met at Dover-Foxcroft Tuesday night. (Left Photo) L to R: William · 0. A!len, County Committee man; Mark P. Giordano, can didate for state representative; John C. McDonald, candidate for state repres; Dale Woodard candidate for sheriff; Dominic Giordano, candidate for state representative. (Staff photos by Paul Knaut)Cont'd on Page 16 Mason Receives 75 Year Pin Mr. Myron Stickney, 98 years old and a Mason for the past 7 5 years, was honored at a meet - ing of Pleasant River Lodge 163 at Brownville last Monday night. (Photo at Left) Mr. Stickney is congratulated by Wilfred E. Ken ney, Master of the BrownvilleA. F. & A.M. Lodge. (Staff photo by Paul Day) Mr. Stickney, who now spends his winters in Worcester, Mass. and his summers in Brownville, resided in Castine, Maine for many years. He is a past chap lain-of Hancock Lodge No. 4and has been a continuous member of the Brownville Lodge for 7 5 years. Cont'd on Page 16 I Page 2 September 19, 1968 T H E TOWN C RlE R THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday evening by the TOWN CRIER PUBLICATIONS. cmao e"mmunitif We hope to be of heip to the citizens of the·towns in our coverage through NEWS, INFORMATION, ~o~pital ~ew" AND LOWER P RICED ADVERTISING. We accept no financial responsibility for errors r:tcceptionistsare: Friday, Harrie t Ross; Saturday, HuthCoc in advertising but will gladly print corrections . kcy and .Rosamond Golden; Sur1day, Pauline Gr indc ll and Eva Copies of most photos appearing in THE TOWN Legacy; Monday, Georgina London; Tuesday, Lucille Richard CRIER mav be obtained through our office. son; Wednesday, June Dasha; Thur stiay, Frances Hamlin. If you have news or available photos of any sort Rosam ond Golden, President of the Hospital Auxiliary has we urge you to call an editor or drop in. Dead announced bi-monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to be T uesday line will be Monday Noon but we would appreciate copy received earlier in the week. the 24th 1:30 p.m. with Hanict Ross , Brownville . Co-hostess Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to wHh Mr s . Ross is Genova P..ussell. No te change of ti me . 12 words, 3 cents for each additional word. Dis AD:i\USSIO'NS WEEK OF SEPT. 9th: play ad space by the column inch.. MILO: Hazen Conlogue Bonnie DeMercbant BROWNVILLE: EDITOR - JOANNE BRIGHAM Nor ma Horae Adrienne Vienneau Milo -943-7384 Dorine Comeau Fermer A. Marsh Genevieve Sturtevant Marilyn Zwiuker George Hussey Leona Dube FOR SALE Gar y Tibbetts Marg·uerite Pond One 1958 Ford 1/2 ton pick Ches ter Bragg Jr. BRADFORD: Nellie McLaughlin Barbara Hu rd If you want to BUY, SELL, up, and one 1959 international Marlene Strout ETNA: RENT or SWAP , /try "Town 1/2 ton pick-up. Ret'lsonably Crier" Classified. priced. Lee Desmond, Milo , Ned F rench Louis Smn.ll 943-7433. John Peavey FOR RENT DISCHARGES: Large desirable Lots, city ATKINSON: B onnie DeMerchant WANTED Dale Bur rill water and s·ewerage, $25. 00 Fi r balsam Christmas t ree lVIarcl>..ia Badge r and baby MILO: Norma Horne a month. stumpage , for cash. Will con Pear l Hamlin George Follett KNAPP. TRAILER PARK seder a ny good lot within thir Eddie Ann:i s Kimball St. , Milo-943-2639 ty miles of Dover-Foxcroft. Marlene Strout Lana Ellison Dorine Comeau F red Law, Tel. 564-7761. FOR SALE M ary Leavitt and baby BRO\Vt.'VIL LE : 1968 HONDA 360cc motor Holli s B uck Martj n Grant FOR SALE cycle , 6000 miles, two-s eater, Susanne Robinson Adrienne Vienneau 16' Travel Trailer, nearly headlight, taillight, blinkers, Gary Tibbetts Marshall Lundin new, slee ps six. $1'700. 00 mirrors. Nine month warran George Hussey Call 943 - 2259 or 2284 ty, cost $834., sa1e price Chester Bragg Jr. $600. cash. BABYSITTING Births: To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dube of B rownville , twin Mrs. Bernard M. Smith, Lin daughters. Will babysit in my home. coln Center Call 943- 2658. Catherine WANTED Ellis . .Man to jack up barn and in FOR SALE stall new posts. 943-22'73. New mobile homes -on dis .L. L. Severs.nce 27 E lm St. play, 2 and 3 bedrooms. BROWPIVILlE 8 JCT. 1\lilo. Knapp Trailer Sales, Milo, Maine. The Br ownville area actlun committee is sponsor'ing a MakE~ SURE He's Comfortable! BABY-SITTING SERVICE clothing drive. The dothing Don't take chances on runni.ng Baby-Sitting Service, Hourly will be distributed on the same out of fuel while you're away or Daily Basis. Mrs. John Sh day as t l-J e surplus foods and a t work .... ask about our auto erburne , Milo, Maine. 943- a t the same location. All thos\.3 matic Fuel Deliver y .. NOW! 2039. desiring to contribute c !othing are rcquc::::ted to contact Mrs. FOR SALE Eugene Smith in the Brown Gas and oil range with new ville area. Telephone 9fi:'i- Td . 943-2555 wood grates, chrome ·J?ipes, 2592 , and in the Brownville 943··2260 constant.level valve, etc. Junction a rea Mrs. Flore n ct~ 9-t:J-74..!5 Very Clean, $50. 00. Tele. Hoxie ·-Telephone 965-2631. 965-3406, Doris Lozier i.n Mil o, M a i ne Brownville Jet. ------------------------------------------------ THE TOW N CRIER September 19, 1968 Page 3 • A • •• lll NlW 1!1! liNll now's the 1 9G9 GTO HA.HDT OP COUPE The Greenville Business and Professional Women met at the time to Blethen Ho use in Dover- Foxcroft last week for a dinner meet- 1 ing. Mis s Ward Murphy, Adminis trator of the Skowhegan Wo - men's Correctional Center and Stevens School in Hallowell was IR from the humdrum. the guest speaker. Mrs. Dorothy Hanover,, Director at Sko,whe come in today . .. gan was also present. L to R. in photo ar e Mrs. Dorothy Han over, Mrs. Ward Murphy, Miss Swanette Hussey and Rep. MPS. let's talk trade ! Charlotte White. (Staff photo by Knaut) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS OF MAINE Members of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Maine held their Fall Board Meeting at the Candlelight Res taurant in. Skowhegan on Sept. 14th for the pur pose of · hearing reports of the State Officers, Committee Chairman, District Directors, Special Committee Chairman and to transact busi ness that may legally come before the meeting. SEE THEM The speaker was the Assistant to the Attorney General in Au ••• gusta the subject Crime Control and Riot Situation. Mrs. Velma Butterfield Dist. Dir. for Dist. #5 attended this meeting andgav.e a report, and a member of the Greenville cl ub. Mrs. Mary Kimball Recording Sec. of the Greenville Club accompanied her and subs tituted for the Pres, of the Club. SEPT.16 Mrs. Butterfield has announced that the Dis t. meeting for . Dist. #5 wiil be held in Bangor Oct. 7 at the _y:W . C. A. build ing. Presidents of the Lincoln, Newpor t, Bangor, and Orson villClubs ar ~ a sked to make reservations with Mrs. Mae P l ourdel6Noyes Drive Orono, Me. 04473, 5daysbefore the me eting and to be prepared to give reports at the business meeting. The supper is at 6:00p. m . AT Oct. 10 Mrs. Butterfi eld will make her official visit at Monson Masonic. Hall for the Greenville B. P . W. Club and outline the Elm Street - Milo ·- 943-2623 :!?residents plans for the comi ng year . Other State Officer s will . : . be present. T he Pres.· Mrs. Verna Johnson of Ca ribou will b e present as a guest. Supper will b e served at 6:30 p. m. Mr s. Knowles Pon·t1ac Beatrice Gellerson is Chairman on Personal Development and Education. I Page 4 September 19, ··1968 · THE TOW N CRIER THE SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICE AT.DOVER-FOXCROFT Q. I wish to enlist in the National Guard and have been found OFFERS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR qualified for military service. Would the report of my· prein TliE INFORMATION OF LOCAL READERS. ductionexamination be available to the Guard or must I take an . other examination? Set ou~ below are questions frequently asked of the Selective A. A second examination will probably not be necessary. If Service System along with appropriate answers. you have already been found qualifi.ed for military service at Q. Less than thirty days ago, notice of my I-A classification the Armed F0rce.s Exam~ningStation, write to your local board was mailed to me by my local board. Shortly thereafter I was or and request them to furnish tO the National Guard copies of all dered for my preinduction physical, which I took and passed. reports and questionnaires needed for your enlistment. The lo Yesterday I mailed the board a written notice of appeal, but to- · cal board will then comply with your request if they h!J.ve the· day f received my order to report' for induction. Is this a valid records in your file. This procedure will obviate •. in many ca order?· ses, the expense of a second examination in order to determine A. No. Call this matter to the attention of you;r local board at whether the registrant is qualified for enlistment. once, Selective service law provides that a local board shall Q, Iwillsoonbe 18. I have a physical defect which I think will not issue an order for a registrant to report for induction eit disqualify me for service.