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01. 2 No. 35 Thursday evening, August 29, 1963 Ten Ce:us ! F CCI s ~e 2 THE T OWl'i" CRIE

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94'3-2622 with NEWS I'l'EMS 943- 7384 for AD SPACE

you want to BUY, SE LL, ~NT or SWAP, try "Town rrier" Classified.

,OARDERS WANTED. Call 43- 7970. Sunday, September I, 1963 Church 'OR YOUR CONVENIENCE 'hlld ~ are ~ n my home. Hour " Monday. September 2, 1963 ay, or week. Equipped foC' Labor Day !'e-scho:)l age. WI 3-2.361. 'helma Chase. Tuesday, September 3, 1963 W.S. C. S. Hi'gh winds S~mday churned up fonr foot waves on Schoodic Lakt: OTICE Ac tion on the Lakeview shore {where the a~o're two pho'.;o:3 "(e .( 1 will start my Hooked Rug Thursday. September 5, 1963 made) resembled the Atlantic coa:, t. Spray from b r e al{.ing~v~ lruB es 3eptember 9th, anti Teachers Club was thro,vu twenty feet into the air and over a hundr ed feat inla--=: "11 be taking beginners and Lions Club Many boats were swamped at their moorings 'and atleast two bol;.: l va.'1ced pupils. Contact me were reported lost. : 943-23-}7. Nellie Ford.

"OR SALE Piano ~esson5 Two house trailers, one 22', HARRY CALDWELL, 3 MAP LE STREET, MILO l!le 14'. Call WI 3-7465. Telephone: 943-2542 Many years of s tudy abr oad under distinguished E ur­ ,ERVICE opean teachers . Modern methods assure rapid pro­ ectr olux Sales and S ~ rvic6l. gress to the studentwho will practice. Beginners and J . Cote West MainStreet advanced pupils of all ages taken. I'll10 , Maine. WI 3-2232.

P ARK ST. METHODIST ,OODSMEN Mrs. Is abel Cudhea, Mrs. Horse for sale, mare, 14 Gladys Lydston, Mrs. P at MILO P""u.., c.mptUUJ Billheads ears old , newly shod , with 17 Park Street. Milo. Me. , Crosby and Mrs. Edith RIde­ 3.I'ness, ready for work, $200. out, who are all officers of the P hone WI 3-7384 En ve lop es, all W1 3 ~746 5 " P at'k St. Methodist Church W. :lectrolux Corporation has S. C. S. J oove returned home :xcellent Buys in new repos­ from a te::J.ding the Maine Com­ Lette rh eads, e ssed Vacuum Cleaners. erence School of Missions that was held at Colby Co!lege in )pening in this area for full I ime ambitious young m an. Waterville lastMonday through Club Prog rams Frirl~ '17 . NOW IS THE TIME ! _ t. n ·Ol Conglomeration OJ'\V oros " o Sirio In ·uries By Neill Robertson I ike this little st,ory from e:..e 'Christiarl Wo:eld!. An old gentle­ F 'l said :~ef1eGtively; "OJli~e I Wple expect too muchfro::n marriage. Itis unthinkable to on the Dover R oad F riday evening. The car left the road and ro~ ·l!:pe:}tha.1pine.3:3 to emerge from a marriage where the bride is a over jus:beyonj 'the "Devil' s F outpr ints" about 8: 00 P. M. Da:n• . .riet mannered, culture.j., with loveable qualities and the groom is to the ca.r was estimated as "nearly total. " · oud mouthed, rough talking sort of aperson who seems wlite in­ xLc a+,ed 'vith the 8xauberance of his own voice--Dr vice ·/8rsa. yet people really expect thatma1'riage to prosper. Imposs iblel king of England had writteJ in the fly-leaf 01 his bible, " The Full 5 t'ock 01 ec r etofhappinessisnotdo~n6whatyou liketo do , but to learn to Back-To-Schoo _' - 13 Nhaty-ou have to :io. It Just as a side line thought I must say t in any marriage :}eremonies that I ever performed I never read Clothes h 31'e it says "I promise to love, honor, and cherish he!' UJltil :' 3.th do us part-except when I want to go fishing, hunting, and ~flJ'" (, H ,& ·oiling. It Two ladies had met after s ome years of not baving se en ., ch other. One said to the other "So you got marr ied after all''I' 'ou used to say you wouldl't marry the best on earth." " Well Skirts, Blouses, Shoel, Ididn't said the other lady. Well, be good but it doesn't neces­ Sneakerl, Drelles aad arily mean that ~ou will be happy, All other I rllleDts "rOWIt & eoulttr'J

SHOP t:;)t t' U S MlLO & SA E ~ " I't,ltt! t" re 2a:~e ! T H E T O \V _­ C R 1 Unique Rescue Little League Dutin

_ Milo Fir e Department loudspeaker system inStalled in Fire The Milo Recreation Association spons,Jred a Dic!1ic and aUi] m ef Ned Hoskins picl -up truck was put to a good and unique '.lse for members of the Little League Baseball team at Hovey's be.a ing the past month. Monday afternoon. During July Lloyd GoJl:l1ne, 9 ;·Delmont Tibbetts, 1 0; entered the The boys playe:i football, consumed large quantitiea 'J: hate ooj s atMari( Tibbetts house on the Lake View road ami after they and pop and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. d not returned for s ome few hours were reported missing. Ned Coach Robert Walters headed up the games, Virgil La'rCIuc trolled the roa:is inhis truck calling the boys on the loudspea'mr. and Sheldon Poole handle:i the cO Jking. ~he boys heard him at 6 P . M. and emerged frum WO Od:3 u p- at' Vir gil and Sheldon 'nave wor l ~ ed hard for the M. R. A. for a g r m kie Stanchfield' s hom e 0 :1 the MetHord road.• m any years now de.serve a great deal of prats:3 (a :.ittle more c 'La,s week Parkee Bea , 9; Brian Hea1, 6; Mar ia Hamlin, 6; 'Jperation wouldn't hurt Bither.) Iatthew Hamlin. 3; and D ai1.ny Burton, 9;had ~ ee ;:). mis 31ng fo Z' , ee hours after they antered ...... oods Q'3hlnd the MIlo Grange Ball. ~ed' s Im.lti3pea'(er dreN them from woods near the Elem entary

This loudspeaker is housed und'~r the hood oi the truck and has l cord extension so that itcaD. be us ed at some dista ce away from 3 Reasons Why he truck. It also is GOllJleC ted to the Fire 1IIepal'Lmen.t radio ,., that calls from the Fire Station can be broadcasts to the fire • '::def eve '1 when b.e ~s a~ay from his truck (in a ':mrning h OU3:3, NOW IS The or instance, ) ~~Em~~~~~~~~ Time Subscription Name ______To Re"cover Tha t Floor..

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Pleas e find enclosed (ci r cle one , $5. 00 for ~ Appearance! ,~_ 52 weeks , $2 . 50 fo: 20 ·\leeks .) Many Modern, Beautiful .pat- : • ~ terns to choose frOUl! Bishop's hard "" Taxi U. fi~!nis~h~~~!~l ~~teria I S ' j>~ 'Y \ F OR QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE Pri(e~ Special this week OlUY $5.45 I (ell Simko's Gen. Make sure he looks his best when he meets his new teachers • . . Store Ho> . his shoes reDo ired noW ... SEE TOM HOWARD rr 3-2261 Home P hO.:E! Hamlin's Shoa \\'1 3 - 7978 Park Repa ir s treet. THE TOWN eRIE R PagE A Real Smasheroo!

'u. Ar naLl VanDyne, 25, of Milo was hospitalized with thr:!c Police caxs, a fi re truck, and Bangor Hydro r epair truc ks 1 -,,{en r ibs ) a br oked tooth. a.'ld bruises fo llowing a spe.~ta'Jul ar the sCene -,vi th r 3d , white and blue lights 3,8 c ,'e',vs worked to _ ~ ..:- ,11 on Elm S::reet in Milo a1:>out 2;30 A. M. F riday. The C;lI', pb.';!8 l)Ower lines and poles. P ower ,vas off in the are3. from 'hich Mr. Vaillyne waHlriving aio:J.e , left the road on the right to fo'J.l' !:lours but new poles had been i nstalled (o:1e pole had . :. :.. ~eai~d lO-Nar 1 Milo 3.1::1'038 from the Lltry Fune.dd Home ) transformer s ') :1 it which wer e k Dc1 ,ed to the ;5round) and pm E '·leddowna'J.tilityiJ ·J ~e, strllck a culvert and lept intI) be air Na.'3 ·j per-atinJ ou aU streets'!Jy7:03A.M. Mr. 1\1U!'l'a: ' If r-: _ ']I _ _ _ _ ... _ _ _ _ _ ... Pag6ti THE TO - CllI One Hospital-Ie M In• Street

Mrs. Roberta Lewis of Brv-,vnville wa3 hospitalized in Milo _1Jowing a .'1 accide nt to the Volkswagon s hown above Thursday .or :llug. Mrs. Lewis was a pa : ~s-:mge " tn the C9.1'.' driven by her , , ):twhen the car collided with the rear of a truck owned ~y P aul olllke s and parkedbesid.3 the road on High Street in Brown ville. The m Ol'ning s un shining in the d:r i ve~'s eI es rendered him un­ _~le to see the par ked iruck.

LOST: Small brown and white dog, Co111e features, a"1.swers to name of "Coffee". Conta:::t Marvin Town.

The above accident happened onlower Ma.ln Streetin Milo Thu:r day afterno:m when a 1955 Chevrolet driven .by Mrs . Mona Lewis, 24, of Firs t S treat. Derby Sideswiped two parked Cf on the bridge below Simko's s tore. Mrs . Lewis toU nfficers she s werved to miss a truck as 3 came onto MainStreetfrom Water Stre et and was unable to aVI contact with the parked a'l tos. Damage b tl1e Lewis car ¥vas e stim ated at $75-. 00. Dam!lge one of the parked car s. a 1936 Studeb a,1,{e r owned by Mr. Euge Ne M.ille P,tat .1 10 I~I. 39~ F. Roberts of Hamden Highland.:> was ,, :.; ,,:,mated at $10':). OJ . damat";9:0 the other ~ al' , a 1956 Studebaker owned by Neil Dec II "SO Iltl. ,1.79 of Mi lo at $80. 00. " Mrs . Le:.vis ' father . George Crabtt'ee, was a !,) a sse!lger in ~ car at the time of the accident. Taltle TOID,toes 19~ Ib CanniDg " IO~ lb. TIRE HEADOUARTERS Co mplete line 0 f BROWNVI LLE DISTRICT Picklilll Supplies Direct Factory Connections Kro-More Farm Adiustment Service all tires SEE REX BEFORE YOU Bt"Y Park St . , Market Milo, Maine WI 3- 2575 STYIVI BSTSBRV CE THE TOWN CRIER Pa;

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1963 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1963 7:55 Farm Reporter 3:25 CBSNews 7:55 Fum Reporter 4:30 8:0) Captain Kangaroo 3:30 Edge tif Night Bozo the CIO'NO "8:00 Captain Kangar'Y) 5:30 9:00 Three Stooges 4:00 Secret Storm Father Knows Bes 9:00 Three Stooges 6:00 9: 30 Mus!c Almanac 4:30 Millionaire Gellrge HaIe Sp?rt 9: 30 Tennessee Ernie 6:10 10:00 Calendar 5:00 Bozo the Weather Watch 10:00 Mike Wallace News 6:15 George Redpath NE 10:30 Tennessee Ernie 6:00 Ozzle &. Harriet 10:30 I Lo"e Lucy 6:30 11 :00 Real McCoys 6:30 Mr. Ed CBS News 11 :00 Real 'McCoys 7:00 Mr. Ed II:30 Pete" Gladys 7:00 News at Seven 11:30 Pete" Gladys 7:30 12:0) Love of Life 7:10 Weather Watch To Tell the Truth 12:00 L ove of Life 8:00 11- 25 News 7:15 CBS News I've Got a Secret 12:25 News 8:30 12: 30 3earch for Tomorrow 7:30 My Three SOWl Vacatio!l Playhouse 12:45 Guiding Light 12: 30 Search for Tomou<)w 9:00 Comedy Hour 8:00 Perry Mason 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Jane Wyman 9:00 10:00 Ben Casey Twllight Zone 1: 00 Mid·Day 1:30 As the World Turas 10:00 11:00 News at Eleven Naked City 1:30 Red Sox Baseball 2: 00 Pa3swoed 11:00 11:15 Weather Watch News at Eleven at : 30 Houseparty 11:15 11 :20 Sports Rlnal Weatil·,r Walch 4 :00 ilecret Storm 3: 00 ToTell The Truth 11:20 Sports Flnal TUESQ!li',.§EPTEMBER 3, 1963 FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963 7: 55 Farm Reporter 3:30 Edge of Night 7 : 55 Farm Reporter 3:25 CBS News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 4:00 Secret Storm :00 Captain Kangaroo 3.30 2dge of N!ght 9:00 Three S:00(;e. 4:30 Bozo the Clown 9:0J Three St.o<)ges 4:00 Secret Storm 9:30 Tennessee Ernie 5:30 Father Knows Be3t 9. 3,) Mus!c Almanac 4:30 l"lillionaire 10;00 Mike Wallace News 6:00 George Hale Sports 10. OJ Calendar 5:00 Bozo the Clo'NO 10:30 I Love Lucy 6:10 Weather Watch 0: 30 'Tennessee Ernie 6:00 20th Century 11:00 Real McCoy. 6:15 George Redpath News 11:00 Real McCoys 6:30 Fair Exchange 11; 30 Pete" Gladys 6:30 CBS News 11:30 Pete" Gladys 12:00 Love of Life 7:0 ) News at Seven 7:00 Ozzie " Harriet 12:O·J L ove of Life 12:25 News 7:10 Weather Watch 7:30 Pa.~sword 1.2 :25 News 7:15 CBS News 12:30 Search fo!' Tomorrow 8:00 Lloyd Bridges 1.2 :30 Search for Tom orrow 7:30 Rawhide 12 ;45 Guiding Light 8:30 Talent Scauts :45 Gh.!dlng Light 8:30 77 Sunset Strip 1:00 Mid-Day 9:30 Picture This i : 00 Ja.ne Wyman 9:3') Alfred Hitchcock 1:30 As the World TurllB 10:0'J Hollywood, The Great S 1.30 As the World Turns 10:30 Portrait 2 ' 00 Password 11:00 News at Eleven 1:.30 Houseparty ! : OO Password 11:00 News at Eleve" 11 ;15 Weather Watch :l:30 Houseparty 11:15 Weather Watch 3:00 To Tell the Truth 11:20 Sports Final 3:00 To Tell the Truth 11 :20 Spo::'ts Final 3:25 CBS News

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