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Thursday, December 10 , 1964
3, No . 50
IN THIS ISSUE!
P.C.H.S. 79· Lakers 68
MILO HOTEL FIRE
FOXCROFT STUDENT COUNCIL
BROWNVILLE MASONS INSTALL
GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBA I
"MILO-BROWNVILLE
DOVE R-GUILFORD
MORE HIGH SCHOOL ACTION
MILO JR. HIGH CHEERLEADER!
SANTA ARRIVES IN MILO
W. S. C. S. FAIR IN MILO
PARKMAN MINISTER ORDAINED
SANTA'S SCHEDULE IN MILO
Herric k Photo
Ne sbit (12) , Pulkkinen (10), and Fogg (24) move in as Thomas (22) grabs one ollt of the air
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rownvll e Labor Milo Proceeds on
Survey For ew
School Iss e
In astry
A specia l Town Meeting was held last Monday evening, Dec .
Mr. F. Davis Clark was elected Moderator. There was a Ye
A special Town Meeting was held last Monday evening, Dece n
ber 7th , at the Milo Town Hall. Mr. F. Davis Clark was elec t
ed Moderator. There was a Yes vote for heating equipment ~t tl
Milo Public Lib rary, and a No vote fo r heating equipme nt at th
Control Cente r . A decision was made to move a street light near
. er 0 the resid nc
G or
'he Smaller Community Team of Maine , a part of the Maine
:;.ploy ment Security C0mmission will return to Brownvi lle on
esday. Wednesday, and Thursday, Decembe r 1 5-16 -17 tocon·
~t a SP ECIAL MAN - P OWER SURVEY for a nationally known
mufac tur er who is consi dering an ope ration in Brownville.
'his survey will be conducted at the Y. M. C. A. in Brownville
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THE TOWN CRIER
THE TOWN CRIER is published each Thursday
c\'elling by the TOWN CRIER PUBLICATIONS.
We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns
in OUl' covel'age through NEWS, INFORMATIO N,
A.KD Lo\\,ER PRICED ADVERTISING.
Wc accept no financial responsibility for errors
in adn'rtising but will gladly print corrections.
Copies of most photos appearing in THE TOWN
CRIER may be obtained through our office.
If you have news or available pho tos of any sort
we urge you to c all an edi tor or drop in. Dead­
line will be Monday Noon but we would appreciate
copy recei ved ear Her in the week.
Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to
12 words, 3 cents for each additional word. Dis­
play ad space by the column inch.
Editors - John & Joanne Brigham
Milo 943-7384
Editor - Dorothy Monroe Milo 943-8837 EXT ENS I O N
LIN ES
By R. A. Johnson, Extension Agent
Piscataquis County
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE EXTENSION SERVICE
The Cooperative Extension Service is conducting a series of
Farm Income Tax Workshops for professional people who assist
farmers in preparing income tax returns. The session for this
area will be held in the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union
Building at the University iI' Orono from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. on
Wednesday, December 16. Reservations should be made in ad­
vance by calling 866- 7476.
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Farmer's Tax Guides, 1965 edition, are now available at the
County Extension Office. The Piscataquis County Extension Office
is located downstairs in the Dover-Foxcroft Post Office.
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Another example of the trend in agriculture toward mergers
and larger operating units is in the merger of the American
Agriculturist and the Rural New Yorker. lOoth of these publica­
tions, competitors for many years, are over 100 years old.
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ou want to BUY, SE LL,
:'1" or SWAP. try "Town
er" Clas sified.
A Christmas tree can be kept more moist and fresh by cutting
the butt at an angle about one inch above the original cut, boring
a hole about four inches into the stem, packing the hole with cotton
and then placing the butt of the tree in water.
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MILO
Gas clothes dryer. In
Pisc ataquis Lodge #44 A. F.
condition. Mrs. Arthur & A. M. will meet on Friday
-.va ter. Phone Milo 2335. December 11th.
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On Monday December 14th,
For those who missed an earlier announcement, an illustrated
the Aldworth Chapter # 39, O.
lJCE
Christmas Wreath Maker's Manual is available at no charge to
E.
S.
will
meet.
'ele r's Express Money
On Tuesday, December 15th interested persons at the County Extension Office.
:?rs available at Daggett's
the
Aldworth Club, the Dorcas
:-ma cy, Milo.
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Guild and the Jaycee Wives of
Milo
will
each
meet.
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Veteran Senator Harry Byrd recently stated "I place first among
GUILFORD
!andll1ade, ladies wool
the nation's problems the conservati-on of our soil and water re­
er . bright red. Size 36
sources. It is our duty and responsibility to care for them and
Friday from 2 to 4:30 at Straw
.. with double cable front and Martin Office the apron develop them for the use of our people.
~eeve s with cable cuffs
committee of the church fair
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Xmas gift. Contact Mrs. will hold a sale of Aprons,
ill Whitten, B'ville Jct.
holders , ne ar, new jewelry and
A Warren Miller ski film, The Sound of Skiing, will be shown
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novelities.
at the University of Maine on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8 p. m. The
nine ty minute fHm, in color and narrated, demonstrates change
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in ski techniques over the past 25 years,. The general pUblic is
Order
a
gift
subscription
ill Pickup with plow~like
welcome at University functidns such as this. Tickets must be
now,
firs
t
issue
will
be
sent
in
Ea sy Financing. Also
purchased in advance from the Auditorium for the ski film.
:r. ob iles. Phone 943-8862. time for Christmas week.
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mOWn
illrirr Subscription
Name
_________________________
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Street. ___________________
City
State _ _ _ __ _
Please fi nd e nclo.sed (c i r cle one, $5 .00 for
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A new four year course in Biology is being announced by the
University's College of Life Sciences and Agriculture. The course
is designed for persons interested in teaching seconda..ry school
biology and a s prepara tion for students desiring to do graduate
study in B acteriology. Biochem is try. Botany and Entomology.
Sp.cia.s For
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Santa Arrives at Milo
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According to the National Dairy Council, Americans consumed
126 quarts of milk, 8.3 pounds of cream, 6.7 pounds of butter,
9.4 pounds of cheese, 20.6 quarts of ice cream, 9.3 pounds of
evaporated milk, 5.6 pounds of nonfat dry milk, and 4.5 pounds
of cottage cheese per person in 1963.
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In addition to the Plan and Plant for Beauty series of TV pro­
grams, Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m., Channel 12, another plant series
entitled the Complete Gardener is shown on Fridays at 7:30 p. m.
on ETV. Topics include Conifers (evergreens), Insects, Plants
and People and Christmas Flowers.
Neeo a Special Gift
this year?
passed out candy to the kids on his arrival in Milo last
-day.
l
500
1000
Bond
Letterheads
A. 8.30
B. 9.30
A. 12.10
B. 13.10
Business Size
Envelol2es
8.86
9.86
12.98
13.98
Standard Size
Envelopes
7.83
8.83
10.91
11. 91
A. - With a c,opy of your own that we can photograph.
B. - We design and set up copy.
MILO pi/ding CmpanlJ
Order Now for Xmas Pld Gent joined three local y o ~ sters at Daggett's for a
~ ll.l1ch before beginning his daily meetings for those spec­
-Chris tmas conversations.
fA WILL FOLLOW THE SCHE DULE BELOW DU RING HIS
f IN MILO. HE WILL BE AT T HE LISTED STORES F ROM
- J 4 P. M. and from 7 to 8:30 P. M.
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r"sday 10th- Pullen's
day llth- Western Auto
"da y 12th- 1. G.A
Monday 14th- Town & Country
Tuesday 15th­ l.G. A.
Wednesday 16th- Pullen's
Use our Lay Away
Plan NOW!
C HES, DIAMONDS, "SPEIDELBANDS", MOTHERS' RINGS T BANDS, P IPE LIGHTE RS, "AFTE RFIVE" TOI LE TRIES ~ .B. DAVIS
Dover-Foxcroft
JEWELER
GUILFORD
OSBORNE - MITC HE LL
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell of Guilford have announced the engagement of
their
daughter, Sandra Kay to Fred­
erick Allen Osborne, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Osborne
of Guilford.
Miss Mitchell is a graduate
of P isc ataquis Community High
School class of 1&64. She is
employed in the Cost Account­
ing Department at the Guilford
Indus tries Inc.
Mr. Osborne graduated from
Piscataquis Community High
School class of 1963. He is
employed as a Textile Colorist
Trainee at the Derby Lab and
Chelllic alin Lawrence, Mass.
No date has been s et fo r the
wedding.
NOTICE
This is to reJl1indyou that the
books in the Town of Milo close
Dec. 31. If you have anyacounts due you please submit
them as soon as possible. We
will also appreciate your best
efforts in cleaning up all tax
accounts prior to that date as
you know the unpaid lists are
rr,ade U? as of Dec. 31.
Thank You
O.T. Rozelle,
Town Manager
T H E TOWN CRIER Gtrr LFORD BOWLING
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
TOP TEN
L. QUinn
111
L. Conley
109
J. Nesbit
107
D. Lancaster 107
R. Larrabee 105
C. Worthen
103 D Ha ll
103 E . Bennet
102
G. Burgess
101
T . Curtis
101 WE EK HIGH m GH SINGLE E. Bennet
128 HI GH THREE C. Worthen 344
m GH TEAM SINGLE
Pious Hill
534
m GH TEAM TOTAL
Worthen's Mkt. 1511
TEAM
W
orthen's MKT.
42
_-ugget
Burgers
34
Pious Hill
26
Ros e # I
19
'es tern Auto 17
Hydrants # 2 12
)tATIONAL LEAGUE
TOP TEN
100
R. Bailey
S. Bailey
99
C. Lovell
97
K, King
96
J . McKenny
95
R. Osborne
94
T. Tozier
93
I. Lovell
93
G. Ramsey
92
WEEK HIGH
HIGH SINGLE
R. Osborne
120
EITGH THREE
C. Lovell
327
tllGH TEAM SINGLE
486
Hotshots
HlGH TEAM TOTAL
Hotshots
1422
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French &
" urtis
Eiotshots
Finishers
BlI PS Five
Wildcats
EIi llbillys
W
39
36
31
31
7
6
P age
MiloJr. High Cheerleaders
L
8
16
24
31
33
38
L
11
14
19
DERBY SHOP BOWLING
LEAGUE
TEAM
W
John's Five
13
Rip's Five
12
Hal's Five
10
Sam G. Five 10
Sam's Five
9
Bob's Five
8
5
Dana's Five
Bud's Five
4
Owen's Five
3
Lin's Five
2
TEAM HIGH THREE
John's Five
1523
TEAM HIGH SINGLE
John's Five
527
IND; HIGH THREE
361
N. Decker
IND. HIGH SINGLE
150
N. Decker
L
2
3
5
5
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Mike Brigham P hot
Pictured above are the Milo Jr . High Cheerleaders who began
their official duties last Saturday at the Milo-Junctio n games .
They are: Seventh Grade, F.i rst Row , L toR. Mary Jane Hogan ,
Kathy Merservy, Sally Shepardson , Kathy Gerrish, Mascot We nd
Marks, P~tsy Keef, Kathy Brigham, Judy Marks and Kri ste .
Fowles; Eighth Grade, Back Row, L to R, Lir..da Gero, Chi r s
Hoskins , Sharon Rhoda, Anne Hanson, Mar line Heal, Linda Swaze
Stephanie Sturtevant and Marcia Smith.
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10
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12
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Melanson Jewelry Co. CHRISTMAS LAYAWAYS
GUILFORD.
AAINE
19 MILO MERCHANTS HAVE BEEN
43 IN TOUCH WITH OLD SANTA
44 AND WILL BE MAKING A •
SPECIAL EFFORT TO PROVIDE
EASY AND ECONOMICAL
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FOR
YOU'
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Jackets,
WASHABLE, QUILTED NYLON, ALSO
STRETCH QUILTE D !
Ladies .. .. $16.95, $29. 95
Men ' s ...... $ 9.95, $29 .95
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Pendletons!
ME N'S SHIRTS , LADIE S J ACKE TS
SLACKS, AND SKIRTS!.
BIG LINE
JUSTIN of Van Heusen
Dress & Sport Shirts
OPE N F RI. & bAT . NIGHT S UNTIL CHRISTMAS
i JJ. Jurkllun (Uo.
THE TOWN CRI E R
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DERBY MOTHERS' SERVICE CLUB Mrs. Mildred King and Mrs. Blanche Smart report that the following boys have been sent Christmas card with five dol-
BOT
lars enclosed. 39 boys on club LLING WORKERS
file at this time. obot Willing Workers met Overseas are: dnesday wi th Ruby Stone, 8
SP 4 Dale Rideout, France; mbel's and 1 child present.
A2/c Terrance Bamford,Eng­
eSident, Opal Bennett con- land. :led the routine business
Major Ronald Dugas, Alaska e ting. Chaplain, DeltaMayo
M.Sg. Philip Gray, Germany , the devotions. Next meetS. Sgt. Harold Morrison, Ger­
: with Beulah Lov~joy on
many. c . 16th with an exchange of
SP5 Allen Whittaker ,Germany
ri stmas gifts.
R-efresh- Wendell Perry, Chief Petty
'nts were served after the officer, Scotland.
~e ti ng.
Levi Robichaud, M Ac, Ha ­
"lLFORD
~ LDEN LINK REBEKAH
: DGE
:;olde n Link Rebekah Lodge
0 _ Friday night. The Noble
-and being absent, Erma
lstrnan, Vice Grand, prei ed. Substitutes, Ina Lindsay
Roxanne Nichols. Next
",tt ng, Dec. 18 Xmas Party.
~ \'e r ed dish supper at 6:30.
waii. Arnold Paul, Tunisia. In the states: RichardBurton, EN2, Conn. Ronald Curtis, AC llic Texas.
Ronald Cyr YN Illinois. Allc Richard Carver, Mass. SP5 Clayton Degerstrom , Mass.
Pvt. Wendell Dunham, Mass.
Allc Theodore Degerstrom
Alabama.
Never a
B U ID Steer
a t the
HERRING BROS.
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Western Steer Beel
sides
to 42c I-b .,
We bake BEANS
ever y S aturday
and serve them after 4 P . M .
SPECIAL ORDERS to take out if ORDERED BY FRIDAY NIGHT
open6a.m. tolOp.m. Mon . ...,Sat. 9a.m. t07p.m. Sun.
Guilford, Maine
Delmont Goddard, BM2, Cal.
S. Sgt. Lewis Higgins, Fa.
Allc NormanIngerson, Me.
Major Allan Jose, Va.
Carroll Larrabee HM2 -N. C.
Gordon Lovell SA, R.I.
S Sgt. George Milner, Mich.
Timothy Morrill, AA; Tenn.
Sgt. Clarence MacLeod, Me. Ronald Petri, SMl, R. I.
James Paul Qm1, R.I.
Allan Paul, DC1, Mass.
SP5 Roderick Rideout, Wash.
SPC Franklin .Smart, Mich. Forrest Smart . .Tr. AA Tenn.
Douglas Smd-rt, EM2, N. Y.
Sgt. Harry Smart, Kanas
S. Sgt. HarrilSmart, Me.
Sgt. Andrew Storer, Me.
Sgt. Darrell Spear, Ala.
DERBY MOTHERS'
SERVICE CLUB
The Derby Mothers' Service
Club met Thursday evening at
the Derby Community Hall for
its annual Christ;mas. party.
Supper was served under the
chairman of Mrs. Gladys Ric­
ker and Mrs. Lila Smith.
A social time was spent and
exchange of gifts was held. The
mystery prize given by Mrs.
Jane Cook of Clinton, Conn.
went to Mrs. Laura Russell
and the quilt to Miss Valorie
Fletche r, R. I.
Letters were read from Mrs.
Jane Cook, Ronald Cyr YM2,
Glenview, Ill.; Sgt. Darr~ll
Spear, Ala. ; Levi Robichaud
Msd. Hawaii ; MS sgt. Philip
Gray . Germany and Gordon
Lovell, R. I.
Christmas cards were signed
and sent to Mrs. Pauline Flet­
cher, Mrs. Ida Merrithew,
Mrs. Stanley Collins, Mrs.
Lucille Trickey, Mrs~ Jane
Cook: Mrs. Edna Bradeen and
Brownville Jet. Service Club.
cut lor the Freezer ALSO RETAIL CUTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES!!!
Big Savings on all Pork Products, Veal, Ohicken & LalDb We do our own BUYING - PROCESSING - SELLING!
one 876 - 2631 Just beyond the covered
bridge on the Dover -Guilford Road
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on Thursday, Dec. 10th to the
B & A staff at Derby Com.mun­
ity Hall. Chairman, Mrs. Mar­
ian Cunningham and Mrs. Mar­
ion Williams.
The- next meeting to be held
will be on Jan. 5. Place to be announced later. GUILFORD
VALLEY GRANGE
Valley Grange met Saturday
night Nov'. 27 at a meeting
presenti.ng certificates to 25 year silver star
member&
Three present were Mrs.
NellieAmes, Mrs. Alta Herr­
ing and Mrs. Dorothy Bennett.
Unable to be present were
Lorin and James Herring. The
meeting was carried on by the
Youth Caravan of Somerset
Pomona under the direction of
Mr. and Mr& Curtis Lombard.
The officers chairs were oc­
cupied by the young people who
presented the program. At6:3J
supper was served.
GUILFORD
SENIOR QUEENS
Senior Queens met Thursday
evening at the Community
church for 6;30 supper with 17
present. At the business meet­
-lng, plans were made for the
Christma13.party to be held at
the next meeting.
The group will send out boxes
to the sj,ck and shut-ins as us­
ual, a work that they have
done for many years. Next
meeting Dec. 17 with Christ­
mas committee, s lipper, Doris
Rollins, Lillian Labree and
Myra Willey. Tree, Wilda Met­
calf and Virginia Ruskznis;
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' ECONOMIC AL HEATING METHODS, EQUIP­
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LO COMMU NITY HOSPITAL NE WS Tile Auxiliary has scheduled the following to serve as Receptionts fo r the ensuing. week: F ri. Ruth Daggett; Sat. Esther Owen;
un. Har rie tt Ross; Mon. Edna B radeen; Tue. Amber Vincent;
~ed. Ge rtrude Rowe; Thur. Anne P lace.
The Hospitai Building F und D~ i ve, according to Dr. B undy has
owe d down a bit during the holidays, but will soon be in full swing
ain. While there has been no spectacular giving to r e port, funds
e ne vertheless being r ecei ved steadily. The census a veraged
6% for November.
While the new Chart Desk has not yet been received the supplie r
promised an early de livery, so thatit s h ould be received very
lOOn.
A fine Christmas Wreath has been presented to the Hospital by
be Mi lo Garden Club and it is much appreCiated.
On Monday, Dec. 14 at 7:00 p .m . the regular meeting of the
[ospi tal Trustees wi ll b e held at Bangor Hydro offic e . The fol­
owing Wed. Dec. 16 r e presentatives from our Hospital will attend
Dec. Re gional Hospital Assoc iation meeti ng a t Dove r-Foxcroft.
REGIONAL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ME ETS
Wed. Dec. 167 : 30 p . m. the Re gional Hospital Ass ociation will
lD ee tatCe ntral HaJ l , Dover-Foxcroft. It is j:lxpec ted tIa t repre ­
,entatives from the four Hospi tals in the region will attend; this
.ncludes Plumm er Memorial Hospital of Dexte r, Dean Memor ial
~.)8 pital of Greenville, Mayo Memorial Hospital of Dover - Fox­
.roft and Milo Community Hospital of Milo. All pe "pIe in
region are cordially invi ted to be pre'l'lent. It is gr ati fying to dis­
.over how much is bei~ accomplis hed by their coope rati ve efforts ,
!)r. Eustiquio De lgado , Laboratory Te chnologis t a t Milo Hos p ital
co. ha~
"UU Ldl;(,tjU the HOSpltalS and Doctors in the region and ,
present a report with -recommendations. It is felt that tes ts
be expedited through use of his services and the laboratory faJ
ities.
FARME RS ADMINISTRAT ION
TO PLAY ROLE IN THE
EC ONOMIC OP PORTUNI TY
AC T .
Title ill of the Economic Op­
portunity Act of 1964 author,..
izes loans of up to $2 500 .00
to very low ino ome farm fam­
ilies for b oth farm and non­
farm e nterprise s where such
loans wi ll produce a permanent
incre ase in the income of such
familie s.
Title III of the act als o author­
i zes loans to cooperatives made
up pr edominantly of low income
rural people .
Loans a uthor ized under Title
ill will be administered by the
F armers Home Admins tration.
Detailed instructions for ad ­
minis tering the se authoritie s
are expec ted s oon; and inquires
pertaining t o the se speci a l
loans may be directed to an
County Office of Farme r !
Home Administration, repor1
Robert Farris, County Supe J
visor of the Newport office
Farmers Home Adminstratio
Signal your i ntentions well
advance, advises the Ma il
Highway Safety Com mittee. L
the other drivers knowwha ty
plan to do.
Keep your mmdon your d ri
ing advises the Maine Hi g
way Safety Committee. Hig
way tragedies often o ccur wh
motorists try to do two thin
i ng job s at once. Safe Dri vi
requires complete attentio
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On T uesday evening at the
church office there was a
question and answer period
over the entire course. The
class will be, received into
church membership on Dec.
20th. After the meeting they
went to the parsonage for
coffee.
Charlie P ullyar d takes off for a lay - up agains t Gree nville .
e P. C. H. S. Pirates took the Greenville Lake r s 79 to 68 in
Lme playe d at GUIlford on De cember 1st. The game was ong,y scheduled to be played a t GreenvIlle but because the Lak!; new gym was not completed the game took place on the PIo
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the end of the firs t quarter G re enville edged the P irates by
poi nt and by s ix points at the half. The third quarter was the
.~ point when a Guilford rally built up a nine point lead and
r lost command again.
Igh sc orer, of the game was Guilford's Craig P ulkk10en who
s ix from the floor and ten(out of te n) from the foul line.
! P. C. H. S. team hit 27 foul shots out of 33 atte mpts, atruly
arkable e xhition of marksmanship .
r P. C. H. S. T homas 6(2), Fogg 1(4), Nesbit 2(5), Thomp­
2(3), Lindsey 1, Pulkkinen 6 (10) , Ha zelton 6(2) , P ullyard
F or Gre enville, R. McEa c hern7 (1) , Ma r tin 6(1), Larson
, , Hy land 6, Fraser 5 (4) , and Comber (1).
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iI be open Evenings from Dec. II th to Dec. 24th! iEME MBER, JU ST 12 SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS
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GUILFORD
ME THODIST CHURCH
At the Methodistchurch, Nov.
29th the Rev. Robert Vanasek,
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The Seni or Youth Fellowship
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met 10 the conference room,
preceeded by a covered dish
suppe r. Discussion theme'The
Bibl e Lets Use It"-sub-title
"Opportunity Unlimited". The
meeting wa s in charge of the
councillor, Mrs. Lloyd Welts.
The newly fo r med Junior Youth
Fellowship met in the chapel
at 5:3 0 with the Pastor.as lead­
er. Theme Prayer. Committee'
P a m e la Tay lor, F aith, Pame la
Ada m s and Kathi McEwen,
Food, Vicki Leighton, Fellow­
ship.
J unior Youth F ellowship led
the evening worship with Deb­
bi e C ros ke r, le ader; Ricky
Crocker gave the sermonette.
Allen Ha rrington and Kathi Mc­
Ewen' Prayer . Us her, Anthony
Davis; Acolyte Mickey Kn­
owle s.
The Comis sioo on Education
met in the conference room
the Methodis t chur c h, T uesday
Dec. 1. Chair m an, Thomas
Blake pres ided. P lans were
m ade to have the Christmas
on Dec. 2 0th at the regular
hour.
At the Methodist c hurch , the
Pastors class io membership
concluded a six week course.
Dec. 13, Third Sunday in
Advent. The Rev. Robert Van­
asek will take the theme"The
New Covernant" Ushers, Har­
old and Gordon Davis. Greet­
ors, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hay­
den. At 5:30 Junior Youth Fel­
lowship in the conference room
and at 7:30 the Senior Youth
J;ellowship will ~onduct the
service in the Chapel.
Dec. 14 the Official baord
will meet in the conference
room at &;30.
GUILFORD
WSCS HELPING HAND
CHAPTER
On Dec. 10 the WSCS, Help­
ing Hand Chapter will meet at
the home of Philena Harvey at
7 p. m. fo!; dessertandcoffeG.
Program Theme, "Birthday of
a King". Members are asked
to bring gifts, wrapped and
marked, suitable for children
for the Kiwanis Chri stmas.
instead of exchange gifts. Of­
fering received will be sent to
the Hattie Cooper Community
HoustatWest Roxbury, Mass.
Co-hostesses, Pearl Wood,
Esther Woolsey, Fern P a r k­
man, Esther Woolsey, Wini ­
fredPulkkinen, Urett Beach.
MILO
KINGDOM HALL OF
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSE S
Sunday, December 13at 2p . m.
Public Bible Lec ture " How Did
Man Get The Bibler'! by C. De ­
mers. Watchtower Study at
3:15 p. m . "Ke e ping the Organ­
ization of Pub lic Servan.ts P ur e
Chaste" b a s ed on 2 C orinthians.
6: 4:6.
C onto on Page 9
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J AC SHIRTS $14. 95
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$14.9 5 - $18.95
I- Munsl· ngwear
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by SC HRANK, PHIL MAID f,z
MUNSINGWEAR, $4 . 00 -$1 5.00
$1. 98 - $3.9 8
Umbrellas
$3.98 - $4.98
Bestform UNDE RGARMENTS Colton HOUSE
T -SHIRTS & SHORTS
DRESSES $2 . 98
Dresses
Ball Band &Gold Ladies'
$1. 00 - $1. 50
$6.9 5 -$1 9 . 95
House Coats
c•• pili KNIT POLOS, Seal RUBBE R F OOTWE AR
Skirts
$6.95 - $15.00
$3.98
Shoes
by GARLAND, COLLEGE TOWN,
BuxtOIl BILLFOLDS SUNDIAL, B ASS , FREE MAN ALGE NE JE ANNIE, $4.98-$10.95 Slippers
$3.98-$7. 50
AND HUSH PU PPIE SHOE S
BI an keI 5 $4.9 8 - $9.95
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Dover-Foxcroft
_fi La PROCEEDS ON SCHOOL
ont'd from Page 1
The Town voted to authorize the proper officers to proceed with
)ians to go before the 1965 Legislature en the organization of a
;C hool Administration District. An assurance was made that all
)f the towns in the Districtarewelcome to participate. In addition
m appeal was made to interested parents and tax payers to go to
\.ugusta to atttlnd the session.
It was a pleasure to note the interest taken in the town meeting
lY so many of Milo's young citizens.
It is understandable why Milo takes so m uch inte rest in the
_uestion of schools. Upon these young shoulders re st the future
)f Milo, and the fact that they know it, and are eager to learn
:he in and out of local government so young , makes us proud to
:oe able to further the education of these future citize ns.
CHURC H NEWS
MI LO
Cont 'd from Page 8
NA ZARENE ClflJRCH
Tue sday , December 15 at 7:30
Friday-Teenage Social will be
p. m . Bible Study with aid of held at the home of Mr . Lin­
":Jook"Baby lon the Great Has
wood Lord.
Fa llen, God 's Kingdom [~ules." Sunday-Church school at 10:0(},
Chap ter 14" He r F all Vindicates Morning Worship at 11 : 00;
Jehovah's Prophecy".
Choir prac tice at 5:4S; NYP S
Thursday , December 17 at
a t 6:15(ineludes program s for
":0 0 p . m. Theoc r a tic Ministry the Junior s , Tee nage r !:; , a nd
SChoo L Se r vice Meeti ng at
adults.). Evening Service at
:00 p. 01.
7:00.
Every Wednesday Prayer meet­
ing a t 7 :30 .
This Sunday, Dec. 13 atH
a . m . we will have Rev. Joshua
Wagne r as special speaker.
Rev. Wagner is DistrictSuper­
in.tende nt of the Nazarene
C huch in the state of Maine.
MILO "
UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH
Friday at 6 :00, the Ever­
Re ady Class will h old their
monthly s upper and meeting.
This will be thei r Christmas
m eeting.
Sunday School at 9: 45 ; Morn­
ing Worship a t 11 :00.
Sunday, De c. 13, The asso­
ciation BY F r a lly wi ll be beld
at the Eas t Millinocket Baptist
Church at 2:30. T he host
churc h will be in c harge of the
progr am and the re wi ll be an
ele c tion of officers for the
(Jomingye ar . The BYF will be
in charge of the eveni ng Be rvice
Sunday, Dec. 13 at 7:30.
Tuesday, December 15, the
Dorcas Guild w)ll meet at the
church for a 6:30 supper. Th
Ladies AUXiliary is invited t
attend . Mrs. Lucy ThompsoI
will be the"guest speaker.
Wednesday , Dec. 16, The
Ladies Auxiliary will ha e itl
m iss ionary
meeting. Mrs.
Muriel Palm er will be in c har~
of the program.
Mid-week service Wednesda
.:1t 7:30.
Thur sday choir r e hea rsals.
Instr ucti on classes are b e iD!
held Sunday afternoon at 2:01
in the church for those desi r
ing' b aptism and church m e n:. "
bership. The baptism plannel
fo r Dec. 27 at ~:30.
GUIL FORD
LADIES CIRC LE OF THE
COMMUNITY C HURCH
The Ladies Circle of the Co
mmunityChurch,me t We dnes
day afternoon with 23 presen1
PreSident, Elaine He rring prE
sided and r epor ts were read
and accepted. Du ring the bus·
iness session, the c ommitteE
for the April benifi t announc·
ed the arrangements were rna.
Pagl to
Til E TO W
C It II
Local Jr. High Basketball Contests
Dover Grammar 42- Guilford 27
Milo 8th Grade, Jet. 7th Grade, Winne
Mike Brigha m P
Photo by Alan Taylor
.,..-er-Foxcroft Grammar won their first court battle of the sea­
Eugene Brown stretches for two pOints. Identified Milo pia:
_n last week against Guilford 42-27 . Dover players Robinson ­ are Tony Hamlin (5) and David Hanson (13). Final score of
~ ) and Bishop (12) are identified in above photo.
game between Milo a nd Junction 7.th grades, Jct. 25 - Milo
High scorers were W. Butterfield with 23 for Jct. and Thornr
with 12 for Milo.
Gifts at ROSS DRUG
in Guilford
e It ocoLatec
eam er a"
Instamatic, Movie Projectors for slides and Movies Gift Wraps
Whitman's, Schrafft's
Candy Cupboard
£i ~ Itt"
Children's FigUrineC](it e Stuffed toy"zip-up" Pajama Bags
'[' oiLetr iee
For Everyone
in Lovely Christmas Packages
~ eweLr\l CJ3o~e"
(Some Mus ical)
~ipe" & £i~ltter"
en \lLOH"
by Lilly Dache
in New Dark Shades
Mike Brigham Ph
Petrie goes into the air in this classic example of a "lay-u
shot". Junc tion's Buchanan (12) , D. Small (22) and Danny Sr
(21) move in along with Milo's Estes (15). Final score in til
8th grade game Milo 36 - Junction 28 .
Milo Hotel Fire The Milo Fire Departme nt responded to a n a larm at 5:30 'WeciJ
day mo r ning and quicklyextii:l.guished a blaz e in the Mi lo HatE
The fire, started by electrical misfunction in the base me nt
room , bur ned through the walls into two first floor bedroo ms
was held back by a fire-stop from damagi ng the second flo or
Twoelderlyresidents were tra nsferred from the hotel to the
Commun ity Hospi Lal until after smoke had left the build ing. Tl
were no injuries or smoke-siek ness involved in the fi re.
F i re C hid Net] lIoskins estimated damages at $3000 . 00.
THE
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Dinnei'ware
CORNING WARE
TERRA WARE by PYREX
AUTHENTIC WESTMORE LA
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MILK GLASS & COLORED
GLASS
MEXICAN HAND-BLOWN
CHU RC H NEWS
Cont'd from Page 9
:or the Bell Ringers from Win
m op to give a concert, April
SOtho On the afternoon of WedIlesday, Dec. 9th, eve r yone
as aSkedtomeetatthe church
make wreaths for the church
' ndows fOF Christmas. Rereshments were served in the
hurch dining room with a
~ istma~ table decorat~on by
c ommIttee, Pat DaVls and
Elaine Herring.
Front Row L toR, Earl Parker, Tyler ; Philip Adams, Senior
Warden; Douglas Applebee, Master; Char le s Larson , Junior
den; Wallace Gould, Ma rshall; Wilfred Kenney, Senior Deacon;
Second Row, L to R, John Swett, Installing GrandMaster; Kenneth
Thompson, Chaplain; Arno Twombly, Installing Grand Officer;
Durwood Harden, Juni or Deacon ; Mrs. Annette Dugans, Organis
~ur~o .McDonald, J r , Seni or Steward; Mrs. Deidre
Ferguson.
':)OlO1St, Robe r t Neal, Grand Marshall ; Edgar Mace, Grand Chap
lain.
COMMITTEES FOR THE ANNUAL FAIR IN NOVEMBER 1965
FOR THE LADIES CIRC LE OF THE COMMU NITY CHURCH.
The committee s for the annual fair in November 1965 has been
compiled by the Ladie s Circle of the Communi ty Church and
follows:
Aprons -Lena Drape r, Marian BraZier, Grace Littlefield.
GUI LFORD
Children-Margaret Lightbody, Margueri te Sawyer, Lora Saw­
'ORLD MISSION GROUP
ye r , Lora T aylor , Norma Couture .
IETHODIST CHURCH
tery
-Ina
Lindsay, Ha zel Moulton, Harriet Colson, Ka
Mys
The World Mission Group of
ine
Emery.
the Methodist church met at
Candy -Charlotte Cookaon, Phyllis Mills, Lillian Labree,
Stra\v and Martin office , Th urs ­
Rullins .
tJay eve ning for the final ses­
sion. Study-" Churches Mission Food -Virginia Rukaznis, F reda Bucher , Agnes Hilton , F lora
True. Clean up-Harriet Colson, Pear l Bickfor d.
am ong New Nations. "The Text
Handkercbiefs-Lula
Ronco, Evelyn Douty, Myra Willey .
book studied the"Nations and
Grab
Bag-Ann
Romano,
Patricia Littlefield, Fern Palmer.
lG.ngdom" by Charles Fore ­
Miscellaneous-Cora
Stevens
, Dorothy Edes, Katherine Moody,
man. Margaret Martin, was
Dorothy
Herrillg.
ader and Katherine Kent ,
Decoratings and Advertizing-Beth Haley, Alma Hedrick.
secretary. Other members
Hostesses-Neil Houston, Eveline Cr-oss.
ere Nathalie Brooks, Dorothy
Supper-Patricia
Davis, Catherine Rukaznis, Estelle French
Fortier, Ethel Ladd, Vera
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T HE TOW N C IU E 11
agl.' 12 Annual Christmas Sale Mike Brighall1 Photo
tured above are some of the workers and folks who attended
_-\ nnual Christmas Sale and Supper put on by the W. S. C. S. of
Par k Street Methodist Ch urch. It was held in the dining room
n:e Milo Town Hall. last Friday P. M.
spite inclement weather, there was a large turnout for the e­
.• P roceeds exceeded $485.00 and will be used toward the w.
. . . annua l budget.
$645.00 up
BUILT FOR AL L TYP ES OF WINTE R CONDITIONS!
WILL FIT IN ANY STATION WAGON
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HUB-SKI Snow Sled NEWS
from Page 11
I LO
? _-\RK ST. METHODIST
T e K. T. Class of Par k St.
~e thodist Church will hold a
hri s tm as Supper at 6 p. m.
n F r iday, De c. 11th at the
: ollrch dining room. There
·ill be an exchange of gifts.
ABBOT
Abbo t Grange will hold an
ope n meeting on Sa turday Dec.
12 that8:30. Eve ryone is in­
vited ; program, dance and re­
freshments . Stanley Brown of
Derby and his band will fu rnish
music.
HERRICK
BROS. Uui lford , Me.
Ordination Service Hel
On Friday e vening, at the Milo United Baptist Church the or­
dination s ervice of the Re v. Gerald Wibberly of the Parkman
Baptist Church and the Ea st Sanger ville Union Church was con­
:-----------~--------------_t ducted with 72 pre sent.
C7'\
,_,_
11 e l1et" e
The Rev. Newell Sm ith of the B,aptis tchurch in Caribou deliverec
the ordination s ervice , assisted by the fo llowing cle r gymen: ThE
J OHNSON MOTOR
COLT PISTOL Rev. Alington B ooker , President of Maine Rur al Missions Ass
ociation,; Bangor; The Rev. Archie Cr aig , Field secretary of
PAIR OF BINOCULARS SNOW SHOES
United Baptist Convention of Maine , B angor; The Rev. CliftOl
HOW AB OUT A SKI -DOO
Hartman of the Howland B a ptist Church; T he Rev. Calvin Hayes
BY B OMBARDIER OR
of the FirstBaptist church ofBangor; The Rev . Otto Palme r, Milo
AN ARIENS SNOW BLOWER?
B aptist ohurch; the Rev. Donald Thompson, Millinoc ket Baptist
church; The Rev. Raymond Wixson, Dove r "':Foxc roft.
CHRISTMAS SP E CIAL buy a
A duetwas sung by Mrs. Marilyn Smith and George Hamlin; and
PFLUEGE R SATURN Spinning
a
solo by Mrs. Priscilla B ooker.
Reel fo r $14.95 and we will
A
rece ption was held in the church par lors following the cere­
give you a TRUE TE MPE R
mony
and refreshments wer e served.
r od F RE E
Gerald Wibbe r ly was born in Milo on December 2, 1936. Fo llo\l
i ng graduati on from Milo High School in 1954, he served thre
years in the Army. Later, in 1961 he r eceived a B. A. degr
from Houghton Co llege, Houghton , New York following .'Nhieh I
took a year of graduate study at Columbi a College) in C olu mb i ~
'fCH TO WN CRIER THRU DECE MBE R F OR NEWS OF T HE South Carolina.
He is now serving in his first full ti me pastorate , preaching
~T C HRlSTMAS BUYS
two churches: Eas t Sange rvi lle Uni on Churc h and Parkman Baptii
Church. Apart fr om thi s, Mr. Wibberly has serve d the Lord i
tRY MERRY CH RI ST M AS AND A HAPPY AN D
Chr.istian cam pwork and in directing Vacation Bible Schools i
ROSP.ER O U S NE W YEA R !
New York.
In 1962, he married the form er Miss Barbara Conant of Ne
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a
Milo Sport Shop
N C RI E R
ROWNVILLE JCT.
Ith Grade:
s an Call
J.Sa n Cowing
,oger Graves
-snn Zwicker
ame la Brewer
;:mothy Buchanan
. dger Graves
3. tri cia .Knox
Silent and Sound Theater' H. S. PERFECT ATTENDANCE 12 WEEKS
11 th Grade: 35%
7th Grade: 21 %
Gayle Artes
Susan Call
Florence Boulanger
Brenda Flagg
Norman Brewer
Mary Livingstone Brenda Cail
Dennis Lundin
coni1aughton'IDr:'1t:r:r~~~...._ _
Richard Monahan Leoniece
Richard Doiron
IMark Tanguay
Robert Dioron
Jared Weston
Alan Graves
8th Grade: 36%
Alan Lewis
Deborah Blue
Michael Nutbrown
Dianne Fuller
Mary Jean Searles
Ernest Gerrish 12th Grade: 37%
Karen Ham mond Katherine Boulanger
Patricia Knox
9th Grade
George Burgoyne
Richard Lundin
aul Cota
Laura Cobb
Allana Mills
ymond Heath
Fred Gould, Jr.
Timothy Richard
~an Kirby
Mary Knox
Donna Searles
ci lia Miller
Sandra Larson
Daniel Small
~o le Badger
Thomas Lockhart
Kevin Smith
Doris MacKinnon
9th Grade: 32%
. Oth Grade
Richard Melanson
Roderick Blue
~chard Madore *
Susan Searles
Michael Cail
..Ibe rta Searles *
Shir lie Sinc lair
Dennis Larson
yid Ellis
Arthur Stanhope
Cecilia Miller
·~a Ellis
School Avtfrage 36%
Danny Sickler
::-"'jert Garnett
Milton Smith
__ t:h Grade
Ricky st. Clair
~3n Lewis *
Joan Swazey
.. r e nce Boulanger Darlene York
10th Grade: 55%
~'m an Brewer Thomas Carle
ry Butterfield Deanna
Coburn
e nda Call Richard
Dean
nda Call Deborah Doiron
Kirby David Ellis
Robert Garnett
Dwight Ladd
Hoxie *
Richard Madore
ry Knox *
David Morrill
~or ge Burgyolie
William Perry
~. e rt Chase
Esther Priestman
.be rt Clark
Roberta Searles
lura Cobb
Mary Simko
Iter Rendzia Roy St. Clair
bard Melanson Norman Whi tten
OOi cates high honors
OF COURSE SANTA LOOKS FOR GOOD LITTLE GIRLS AND BOYS ... BUT HE PRE­ FERS TO FIND THEM HEAL­ THY, AS WELL!
ONE EAST WAY TO KEEP
THEM HEALTHY IS TO PRO­
TECT THEIR INTAKE OF
FOOD, AND ONE OF THE BEST
WAYS TO DO THIS IS TO BUY
PAST EU IUZ ED & IIOMOG EN1Z [.;o MI LK ... SA 1,'E FOOD!
Ricker's Dairy
Alan Taylor is shown above with projector used to exhibit the
"horror" movies. Alan, a movie-maker in his own right , as
well as a projectionist; (See last week's Town Crier} will pro­
vide many of the horror shows from his own stock of films.
T he all new Silent and Sou~ Theater, sponsored by the Dover­
F oxcroft Me thodist Church. All proceeds go to the 'Church Furnac
Fund". Time 1 to 4 p. m. Such movies as"The Three Stooges" fe
the kiddies, a horror, "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" if
sound and many more. Come all. Dec. 19 , 1964 at the Methodist
Church vestry. For children of all ages. S omething to delight bot
young and old. Swall admission charge.
See the
S
04rieH'-' Howbt"wer
at
Milo Sport Shop
6 H. P . $329. 95 & $2 99.95,
4 H. P. $2 49 .95
T HI'; T () W N C It 1 I': It
F. A. Student Council Two young Christmas enthusiasts engage the Old Gent with tho
Whiskers in seasonal conversation at a 'Foxcroft store.
; Larry Pullen, Brenda Gagnon, Lynette Warren, Kathy
, Ke n Hewes (Vice President), Joe Anderson, (Presi ­
B ob Annis, Tom Burns, Jamie Stanhope, Stevie Brown,
":endy Murch (Treasurer-Secretary).
A BNAK I GIRL SCOU T CO UNCIL
NEIGHBORHOOD 11
BROWNIES
CADETTES
JUNIORS
For that Extra Special
Pers on, Guy a
rn3~~[la~~
for Com f ort
The Cadette Troop discussed the invitation given to us by the
LaGrange Troops. They invi ted us to a Christmas Party they are
going to have on December 10 at 6:30.
We also discussed about rededication which is one week fro m
this Thursday. Troop Scribe, Linda Swazey Thursday, troop 38 worked on Christmas presents for their
parents. Next week we will make plans for our Christmas party
and finish our Christmas presents.
Scribe-Diana Hodgman
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BROS. Guilford , Me .
Ttl \ \ N C I{ I I';
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s. Rachel Carr was host­ 'or a breakfast sponsored ._ Woman'sClub as a ben­
~or the Artheri tis Fund
e s day. The bre akfast was
attended.
· and Mrs. Robert Clukey
:laughter Nanette entertain­
. :amily dinner party Thur­
· Present were Mr. and
;;, Herman Clukey, Sr.:
' !11 an Clukey, Jr.
of Bar
. r ; Mr. and Mrs, Ber­
i Clukey and sons, and a
d, Mr. Howard Von Erick­
of Hicksville, N. y,; Mr.
· ir s . Ronald Clukey and
oren.
L nitedCircle met Thur­
. afternoon at the United
Carlton Tupper fires one for the Wolverines. Charles Powers(10) and Pirates Flip Thompson Herrick Photo .- c h with 13 members pre- (34), Ken Thomas(22) Bill Nesbit(12) and Craig Pulkkinen(10) are identified.
I: . Mr s. Laura Prey and
s. Sara Edes were the host­
2 5. Stockings were filled
me State Hospital.
l:-. and Mrs. Bernard Cluk­
md family and friend, Mr.
'ard Von Erickten returned
,-. Y. Sunday.
Allen Nutting, 14 years old
of Parkman shot a 11 point deer
weighing 185. lbs. on Thanks­
giving day.
Leslie Conner entertained for
Thanksgiving, his daugh te r ,
Mrs. Emily Giolito, Thomas
and Janice of Allston, Mass.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Con­
ner from Quincy, Mass.
Irs. Mary Manuel, Miss
Mrs. Cecil Wharff and Mrs.
nne Le wis of Boston and Gor- Roma Young,had as their guests
mM anuel of Gould Asademy, Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Wharff,
thel, were weekend guests Kimberly and C ~.ris of West­
Herrick Pho I
' _1r. and Mrs. I.C. Moulton. ward, Mass.
r . and Mrs. Arno Emery Mr. and Mrs. Elton Burgess
Tupper lays up another one! Other identified Schenck player is
ere weekend g.ues ts of Mr. were dinner guests of Mr. and Stephen Vinson(15) Pirates are Bill Nesbit(12) and Dean Haze ltor
d Mrs . Robert Davee and Mrs. GlenBurgess of Guilford. (20).
rild ren of Northboro, Mass.
At the Guilford Center Bap­
r. and Mrs. Lawrence Davee tistchurch, Sunday, Nov. 29th
, T enafly, N. J. were also
the Rev. Alington Booker was
e sts a t the Davee home.
the speaker and Mrs . Booker
1r. and Mrs. Cleon Chad- sang a solo.
He ne had as Thanksgiving
Miss Diane Priest of Farm­
KIDDIE'S RECORDS 78 or 45 R. P. M.
es ts h e t' son, Joseph Jenk­ ington State Teachers College
CHIUSTMAS L. P. 's 999 up
gson and family o f Salem spent the Thanksgiving receSf;
TOP HITS 4!) IL P. M. 771¢- to 9GI¢- plus tax
ns .,; . [or the weeke nd.
at the home of her parents,
C!!JUSTMAS LIGHTS - WESTINGHOUSE XMAS BULBS
Ie
:lnu Mrs. Elsworth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Priest.
E L 10: C 'I ' [~I CAP P L I AN C E S rcc nle af a nd daughter Sandra
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
i"HY PANS - f'; LEC. BLANKETS - COFFEE POTS ' Foxboro, Ma ss. were gue sts P ries t ente rtai ne d Mr. and
E LEC. MI\ 'J'T HESS PADS - TOASTEHS - CLOCKS ' . rs. Ia nbelButto r field over Mrs. Earl Prie st, Gilbe rt
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Thanksgiving guests of Miss
Faith Davidson were , Mr. and
Priest, Perry Priest, Diane
Mrs. Russell Davidson of Fair­
Priest, Mrs. Clara Cowette,
field and Mr. and Mrs. Alveh
Mike Gouley and Nancy Shultz.
Perkins of Abbot.
Mrs. Nellie Herrin'g spent
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Thanksgiving day with her son
Mrs. Alvah Perkins'Were Ken­
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn­
neth Simpson and children of
ton Bennett, other guests were
West Acton, Mass. While here
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lock ­
Mr. Simpson shot a small
hart of Ellsworth and Miss Ruth
bear.
Bennett of Lewiston.
A card party was held Friday
evening with four tables 'at play
Winners for high score, Mr.
Harold Robinson of Abbot and
Mrs. Effie Parsons of Guil­
ford.
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9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 The Reporter·
11 :00 Telejooroal News
11 :20 Les Crane Show
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9:30 Tenne ssee Tuxedo
10:00 Quick Draw McGraw
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11:00 Linus the Lioobearted
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1:00 Sky King
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12:25 Weird
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9:0 0 Americans At Work
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9:15 Sacred Heart
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9:30 Faith for ·Today
9:30 P eople Are Funny
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10:00 Make Roo m for Daddy 10:00 This Is The Life
SUNDAY, DEC . 13 , 1964
10:30 Porky Pig
10:30 NBC News Morning
12:00 The Christiphers
11': 00 Bullwinkle
11 :00 Concentration
12 :15 The Living Word
11 : 30 Discovery
11 :30 Je opardy
12:30 7 hi s is The Life
12:00 Wide World of Sports
12 :00 Say When
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1 :30 Let's Make a Deal
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3:30 AFL F ootha ll
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2:30 The Doctors
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6 :30 Profiles in Courage
3:30 You Don't Say
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9:00 The Fugitive
11·:00 The World This Weekend
6:20 Wha t's the weather
10 :00 Candid Camera
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11 :20 Les Crane Show
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11 :00 Telejourna l News
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11 :20 Lee Crane Show
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It was reporten that Mrs.
BarbaraBradeen is improving
from her illness. Friend::; and
family wish her a swift re­
covery.
Mas'\er Arthur Her'qest en­
tertained a group of friends
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honor of hi s third birthday ~t
the new home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs . C alvinHerbes~,
J r. He received many nice gifts.
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