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MILO PUBLIC HEARING ON TOWN CHARTER COMMISSION A public hearing will be held Wednesday, June 16. 1976 at 7:30 p. m. at the Milo Town Hall. The Charter Commission recommendations of the present Town Charter will be pre sented. Changes in the realignment of the Town's Organization Chart, duties, functions and responsibilities will be one of the main recomme_ndations to be presented to the voters of the Town of Milo. Everyone is encouraged to attend this very important Public Hearing. Any residents having any questions, comments or suggestions regarding the Town Charter will be discussed at this time. Mil·o's fir1t Baskets Vol. 15, No. 25 Thursday, June 10, Twenty Cents Last Thursday morning marked the beginning of a new era for the Town of Milo. The Milo Woodcrafters, Inc. produced its Qlrntral !lainr'.e Brrkly Nrw.e ilagazinr first baskets at a ceremony attended by many dignitaries, both state and local. The program opened with music by the P . V.H.S. Band. Mr. Jack Masterman, Coordinator for the newly formed Corpora... tion, was the Master of Ceremonies Mr. Jack Masterman, (left) and Mr. Dexter Kathan (right) look on as Mr. Frank Wilson presents the first basket from Milo Wdodcrafters, Inc. to Dr. Ralph Monroe. (Photo by Claude Trask) Mr. Frank Wilson, President of Basketville and all of its sub· gram was closed with more music from the band. sidlaries of which Milo Woodcrafters is one, was on hand to Milo Woodcrafters, Inc. is now utilizing the old high school __ complete and present the first basket produced to Dr. Ralph and junior high buildings as well as the building across from Monroe, President of the Milo Historical Society. Comments H.A. Bailey Lumber. They also have purchased the American were made by both Mr. Wilson and Dr. Monroe. Thread Mill and will soon have operations underway there. A Other baskets were presented to Hadley Atlas, representing mong the things planned for this mill.is a retail outlet for the the State and to the Selectmen and Town Manager of Milo. products to be produced in Milo. Mr. Wilson was presented with a map. The Town Crier joins with the entire business community in Jack Masterman made the concluding remarks and the pro- Welcoming Mr. Wilson and his company to Milo. Page 2 JWle 10, 1976 THE TOWN CRIER HOSPITAL APPLICATION FOR MEDICARE COMPLETED THE TOWN CRIER is published ~ach Thursday The 1\1\ilo Community Hospital Trustees have submitte• evening by the Milo Printing Company. We hope to final application for reins~atement of the Medicare reimbur~ be of help to the citizens of the towns in our cover ment coverage that was withdrawn in 1974. The application, age through NEWS, INFORMATION, AND LOW PRIC with probably slight revisions, will be reviewed by Medicare ED ADVERTISING. officials after receiving recommendations from the State Fire We accept no financial responsibility for errors in .. Marshal's Office and the State Department of Human Services. advertising but will gladly print corrections. According to Hospital Trustee Norman Leonard, the appli cation reflects the gradual phasing out by the federal govern Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRI ment of the 1967 Life Safety Code. The basis of the application ER may be obtained through our office. is the more lenient 1974 Code, for which the hospital already If you have new or available photos of any sort we complies for licensing purposes. Leonard sounded a note of urge you to call or drop in. Deadline will be Monday cautious optimism based upon conversations with Hospital Noon but we would appreciate copy received earlier Consultant Jon Doyle and state officials. The Trustees will in the week. await Medicare's reply to the application expected this month. Classi(ied ad's 50 cent minimum including up~:> 12 SWIM PROGRAM YARD SALE words, 3 cents for each additional ·word. Display HAS OPENINGS 32 Church St., Brownville, ad space by the column inch. A few openings are now Saturday and Sunday. Boat, available for the Neoteric motors, rifle, refrigerator, Club sponsored swim pro- clapboards, much more. CALL 943-7384 for Ad Space or with News Joanne Brigham, Editor gram held each summer at FOR RENT the municipal beach at Sebec 3 Bedroom Mobile home, Lake. Garage, Garden Plot. Any child now going into Richard Chessa - 943- 8890 FOR SALE the second grade or older is eligible to go. The cost is ti you want to BUY, SE LL Wringer washing machine in good condition. - 943-7930 $10. 00 per child. If inter RENT or SWAP, ~ "Town ested call Dawna Perkins, Crier" ClassiftetJ. Elmer Lindsay, Bradford Road, So. LaGrange 943-7490 PROUTY FORD INC. FOR RENT PORCH SALE Wheelchairs, Walkers, Cane~WANTED 00V£R- FOXCROFT. MAINE Rummage sale prices. TEL 564-33915 Crutches, for sale or rent at~ Any type of old guns, swords, Bavelaar's Farm, Pleasant Milo-Brownville Area Daggett's Pharmacy in Milo . ·r River Road, Milo, Saturday, Call 943_7780 • related items and um orms. • Call 943-8802 June 12, 9:00 a. m. on. RAY STEPHENS TO<L. !564.8682 SALESMAN HOME FLOWERS SERVICE we have Fresh and Artificial FOR SALE Utility trailer, heavy duty Longstreet's Septic Tank Flowers for all occasions. NOTICE drop bed, very good shape. Service. No extra mileage MILO FLOWER SHOP ON Mah After this date I shall pay Will take guns in trade. charge from Bangor. Low Street, Milo 943-2638. no bills other than those con Call 943-8802 rates. Contact bongstreet's Septic Tank Service, Box 292, tracted by myself. VILLAGE GIFT SHOPPE Bette RussP-11, Brownville For the unusual and different FOR SALE OR RENT Bangor, Me. 942-0342 Junction, Maine visi.t the Village Gift Shoppe, 12' x 60' 2 B/room Trailer FOR SALE Sprmg Stree, Milo. with 2 Tip/Outs & utility bldg. Weekender Pickup Camper, HELP WANTED Has Gas Stove, W/Mach., heater, ice box, stove, new DEMONSTRATORS AND WANTED Refr., some furniture. Lo- jacks, excellent condition. $725. MANAGER needed to work Club Secretaries, earn cash cated Knapp Trailer Park on Call 943-2551. with the oldest Toy & Gift value for merchandise. Con Left of Pond going in. For Party Plan in the Country! tact Town & Country Clothing info. call 725-87'63 - Ext. 13 FOR SALE Highest commissions -- No Store in Milo. 943-2251. except Monday. Avail. June G.E. dishwasher, excellent Investment. Call or write loth. condition. Call 943-7457 today, SA NT A's Parties, SERVICE Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone Carpenter for hire by the FOR SALE HELP WANTED 1 ( 2 0 3 ) 6 7 3 - 3 4 5 5 . ALSO t.our. Remodeling, shop work 16' white fiberglass lap Position available for a BOOKING PARTIES. and finish. streak boat, 80 h. p. Mercury parent-coordinator in the Milo Call J:!!..-:i;:l:,_!_loy- at-965-8456 outboard, complete new can Head Start Program. 35 hour FOR RENT vas, 3 gas tanks, battery, week. Must ha ve car. Con Housekeeping cottage• on boarding ladder. Outrigger tact Penquis Child .Develop SERVICE --· - salt water, sleeps five - $50. Trash Pickqp~every vveek. for fishing motor, boat trailer. ment, Corner of Maine and per week. Weekends or par 25¢ fo~emor citizens, 50¢ Robert H. Henderson, 26 Illinois Ave., Bangor, 947- tial weeks - $10. 00 per day. for _regular customers. Call Front St. , Brownville Jct. , 6931 - Ext. 41. An Equal Contact: - eliarles Clement 943-28UG. 965-3571 Opportunity Employer. All Virgil Valente - 943-2167 or / . qualified applicants welcome. Alta Valente - 546-2662 ./.... GARDENS ROTOTILLED SHARPENING SERVICE NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR SALE None too big or too small. Portable air tank and motor, Saws, Drill bits, Mowers Part or full time demon blades and balance, Garden Reasonable rates. complete accessories - $80. Dave Sharrow - 943-2534 strator work available. $50. tools, Chain Saws. Vernon in six hours. Call 965-8016 Robart Henderson 965-3571 J6 Front St. , Br. Jct. Chase, Outer Elm Street, Milo. 943-2491. i THE TOWN CRIER June 10. 1976 Page 3 ''HANDS OF TRUST" Main Street, Milo Oaggett's PHARMACY 943- 7780 PVHS Class of '76 "'• The Town Crier would like to extend t he Congr atulations and Best Wishes of the Community to the Graduating Class of Penquis Valley High School. (Photo by Claude Trask) Page 4 June 10, 1976 THE TOWN CRIER Happiness is wearing dirty jeans and ruruiing through suv fields. V Happiness is stepping in mud puddles. But I really think that happiness is -- just being me. I have some doubts about dirty jeans and mud puddles, but bill cohen I don't question the pure joy these simple pleasures bring him. =- FROM CONGRESS [hr. illo u1u U:rirr Subscription Last week, a House Senate conference committee agreed on Name compromise legislation based on the O'Neill-Cohen amend ment approved by the House in April and a similar measure Stree•. ------------- passed later by the Senate. Like the original amendment I co City _____ authored with Congressman O'Neill of Massachusetts, this State---- - - legislation will, when. enacted into law, effectively block im Please find enclosed (circle one, $10 for plementation of the Air Force's proposed 80-per-cent cutback 52 weeks,$5. ooro~ 2•3 weeks.) at Loring Air Force Base in Limestone until at least March, :> 1977. Specifically, the compromise language ~ould. ~eq'uire th~ Pentagon to advise the House and Senate m writmg when it MILO SELECTMEN HO LD REGULAR MEETING . plans to close a military facility or reduce its civilian strength Senator Charles Pray, Millinocket, Representative Richard by more than 50 per cent. During the following nine months, Davees O~ono Representative George Winship, Milo, Dr.