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-erving Brownville Brownville Jet poundaGrange Milo Se6ec Wednesday November 7 1962 Ten Cent

Local Election Vi ctors

oss Buzzell Hie bor

RODNEY ROSS STATE REPRESENTATIVE

_ odney Ros s telephone rang steadily while your hot grapher as with him this m orning Congratulations fr om fr iends kept

e bell r inging since e lection re turns las t night made his vict shy_y certain

_ rublicau candidates swept our area as well as the r es t of the _c At ten oclock Tue sday night with only Brownville Dovshy

and Guilior d to come in large leads were held by Ross Buz ( and Hitchboru At midnight the e lecti n wer e cinched o - counted a t 1 AM Wednesday as follows

_ sheriff B uzzell 3264 Campbe ll 1716 F _ State senator Hitchborn 3048 Burry 2007

a tate representati e Ross 1156 1cDonald 645

JAME S BUZZELL SHERIFF

r-r ------ - -- shy

I THE TOWN CRIER is p ublished each Wednesday vening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to

of help to the c1 tizens of the towns in our covershye through NEWS INFORMA TlON AND LOW PRICshy

m ADVERTISING We accept no financial responsibility for errors in vertising but will gladly print corrections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRIshyR may be obtained through our office If you have nevs or available photos of any sort we ge you to call or drop in Deadline will be Monday

oon but we would appreciate oopy received earUer the week

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to 12 orda 3 cents for each additional word Display

space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - Editors

Call

Bradshy866shy

943-2622 with NEWS ITEMS 943-7384 for AD SP1CE

you want to BUY SELL NT or SWAP try Town

ner ClassUied

few houses are left at DershyVillage at prices ranging

om $3000 to $4500 write today to inspect these ee andfour bedroom houses

mplete with bath furnace concrete basement

rdAgency Orono Tel

se who supported m e in sterday s elec tion

Sincerely Rodney W Ross

Chevrolet 4 door sedan middotBlue c ream New paint job

e new- Priced r easonable WI 3-2635

e Constant Level valve Ler Coil $6000 ne 943- 2268

iDDelarware For

Plastic Storm Windows

And Weather-s trippi ng

f SHIMMY

Well help restore that smooth ride to your car fast I FRONT - END ALIGNMENT AND WHEE L BA1ANCING Factory trained man Come in or phone 943-7303

Harry C Artus Int

HOLD IT SAVE THAT LAST TOWN CRIER FOR MElli

I

LAKEVIEW Top photo a view from the back street ShOWE the American Thread Mill General Store Hospital and LodgE from a collection loaned us by Mrs Greta Hamlin Bottom on taken from the same location las t Sunday points up changes dUJ ing the last 38 or 40 years

~ ~ C____(1 -____ ~ ~- oJ

Of course I prefer the Monster Mash but

1

er(Jl Conglomeration OJWorJ -Teen By Neill Robertson neette

-~

~1en

of my male brood who was supposed to be enlightening his ~t Normal school aDd I was visiting him there I asked him One hundred and forty youngpeople attended the J~y-Teen C his studies etcbullbull and wanted to know just what he had learned lastSllturday night Jllycees are pleased with the enthusiasm bull and he said I have learned that it is better to be thought during the first two Teen-Center nights and say there is still than to speak and remove all doubt ughl am quite sure that brilliant remark was not original

b1m it has food for thought in it same son (No1) was telling me of a recent experience he

his car He swore that the road patrolman went clear the woods to plow up a big boulder right in the middle of so ~thia car ran into it and put it out of circulation for

indef1n1te time so he had to borrow a friends Ught truck me of the incidenthe said of the truck I had to put blinders get it past a filling station

one mightbe old to some of you butit struck my funnybone bull bull to keep this column ahead a week so as not to stop our h~e

non department but Joan tells me tonight (Saturday Night) Grandpa McCoy I got the notches in my eounting machine house door) all mixed up so I got to get something going

ediately bull ought itmight be Il good time for the world to absorb my em Mt Katahdin so look it over and if the circ~tion nt puts a Cuban Quarantine on it we will forget all

or send it back to Cuba reit is please treat it gently I got the inspiration or per-

i-4--+==on whatever you call it from living within about 30 miles

abo t 30 tain ft moun or u years

els a mountain called Katahdin up in Maine s a member of the Appalachian chain

should climb up to its Summit Y other folks have done it

3ut you ought to see that mountain up in Maine

can see it from my window each clear day en the sun has chased the morning rrdsts away

ere words fail to do their duty In deSCribing all the beauty Of that mountain called Katahdin up in Maine

ou surely ought to see the sunrise view Then I know youll stay to see the sunset too Theres a purple hazy splendor That will leave your heart more tender

er the God who left that mountain up in Maine

Yes I know there are more wonders in our land Scenes of beauty fashioned by the Masters hand But if anyones inquiring

or a view that is inspiring Just remind them of Katahdin up in Maine

Or1ginal poem composed and submitted by Neill A Robertson of Milo Maine

e 1Ould like to have some LD PHOTOS of Brownville

Brownville Jet Sebec Lagralig~

r-lly I Day ~ Night Wrecker

Service Dial 943-7717

for a larger attendance Thehamburger-hotdogsales were well received The

dancers had a chance to develop more skill and two records given away as Twist Contest prizes -w--as~middotmiddot---=-----

Ed Roberts Presents TWlst Co~~st pnze Records to

Grindle Wanda Sawyer Brenda FlSher and Gary Black --- _____ z------~~~-__ - shy

------------

MILO Saturday November ard a I

group from Milo were on the televisionprogram Radio Ci~ Bandstand They were lhenda Fisher Sandra Megquier SanshydraMayo Holly Clark Linda Davis HeddaClark PattyCunshyningham and Faraday Clark They participated in~ danshycing activities and w~e introshyduced individually on televisshyion

BROWNVllLE A party Mon afternoon at

the home of Mr andMrs Mershyrill CassidyJWnored th~lr daushyghter Virginia onher 4thbirthshyday Quests were Gregg Buckshyl ey Bryan Sanboxn Deanna Belatty Ruth Sawtell Heidi Thomas of Brownville and

Lisa and Peggy Hoskins of Milo Games were played and refshy

reshments including a birthshyday cake were served Others present were Mrs Jane Buck-ley Mrs Helen Pennington

s Pauline Thomas all ofBonlftville and Mrs Francis ~ ~ Hoskins of Milo BROWNVILLE JUNCTION

Mrs william Wadman is at Dorchester MaSs visiting her daUghter Miss Blanche Wad-man RN

Dianne Deanna Kirby twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kirby celebrated their 7th birthday with a party at thei r homeon VanHorne Ave Games were played and refshyre3hments inoluded a cake AttendingwereGloriaandDarshyleue Stymiest MelodyWorster Marilyn Nason Patsy Roee

evin Nason Brent Kirby

Richard Martin andAlan Kirshy

+

Gaing n 8 k

Sale Euda Nov 10th

Nems MILO CATHOLIC CHURCH OPENS PARISH CENTER

To mark the completion of a newparishsocial andCatecheshytic Center at St Pauls Cathshyolic Church on Derby Hill the pubUc was invited to an Open

und N 4thHouse on S ay ov The Rev John H Clancy

Mrs JohnMcDonald and Mrs Francis Murphy Jr greeted and conducted the guests on an inspection of the large attracshytive hall and dining room a spacious all modern kitchen and other facilittes

A tea followed from 3 00 to 500 p m Pourer s were Mrs Wallace Russell Mrs Harold Hogan Mrs Joseph Kruck amp

Mrs Galen Carey assisted by Mrs Chester Heath Mrs ChshyarIes Russell amp Mrs Richard Russell Mrs Eddie Cyr dipshyped punch

Assisting in the kitchen were

by Mrs A1be~Cyrt Mrs Norman~--Cro--I----I--- Pinette Mrs AlfredBushway

November Special Permanent Anti-Freeze Reg $2 25 Special $1 75

~~-------------

Mrs HenryRicker and Mrs James Desmond

The opening was wella ttended by the cler gy from the local churches visitinpoundoriests the

localpublic and friends from Bangor Dover-Foxcroft Broshywnville Jct and LaGrange

There will be a public baked bean and ham supper at St Pauls Parish Center on Thureshyday November 8th from 530 to 630 pm

Mrs James Desmond is in charge of the kitchenarui Mrs Francis M1Uphy is dining roshyom chairman

Tickets will be available at the door

Choir practice at St Pauls Catholic Churoh will be h~ld Sunday mOrning immediately following services ST JOHNS EPISCQPAL CHURCH

The Fall Fair will be held at the Parish Hall on November 29th at 2 p m Wreaths Chshyristmas oards and wrappings food candy novelties and grshyabs will be on sale Coffee will be served

The Womens Auxiliary is packing boxes for world reshylief and a Christmas box will be sent to Fort Hall Idaho to the Indian Mission there

The ladi~s of the WSCS of the ParkSt MethodistChurch and theDorcaa Guild of the United Baptist Church have reported that approximately $6000 was colleoted in the Halloweel Trshy

iokorTreatfor UNICEF drive by the children ofboth churches

The Milo Semor aand and Majorettes will participate in the Veterans Day Parade in Bangor on November 12th at 1040 a_m

Princip co has announced for the firs t nIiLUQO

the Senior HIgh SdIocl lows

All Aa Grade II Ail

terfteld

IaahelleLarsa Rodney Roa

Grade 12 lIaryVLJl Shirley Brown

PARK STREET METHODIST CHLRCH M Y F Holds eetinamps

The Youth Fell Park Street Me metin the Choir Room S October 14 with A ce ton Cdnduoting the wors vice and Willis Lancaster senting the program War I Religion

Mr and Mrs Clarence ton and Rev MiltonSmi the advisors for the ev On October 21 Paulette StaI

field was the leader of the ship service Willis LanCampi was in charge of the progra Is War Inevitable

October 28 Karen Emery I PatUSmithledthewor vice and Willis Lancaster ~ duoted the progr2m _f_ and Keeping Friends Mis RuthShepardson

only advisor present

1

Alice Wharton and Julie pardson conducted the service November 4th Lancaster presented the gram Your Life

Rev Milton Smith CecialSmith were the ad _ for the evening

Judy Bradstreetwas recrf tionchairmanfor the prece ing meetings Kathy~aggett president 0

ducted the business meetinl

l

I THE TOWN CRIER is p ublished each Wednesday vening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to

of help to the c1 tizens of the towns in our covershye through NEWS INFORMA TlON AND LOW PRICshy

m ADVERTISING We accept no financial responsibility for errors in vertising but will gladly print corrections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRIshyR may be obtained through our office If you have nevs or available photos of any sort we ge you to call or drop in Deadline will be Monday

oon but we would appreciate oopy received earUer the week

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to 12 orda 3 cents for each additional word Display

space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - Editors

Call

Bradshy866shy

943-2622 with NEWS ITEMS 943-7384 for AD SP1CE

you want to BUY SELL NT or SWAP try Town

ner ClassUied

few houses are left at DershyVillage at prices ranging

om $3000 to $4500 write today to inspect these ee andfour bedroom houses

mplete with bath furnace concrete basement

rdAgency Orono Tel

se who supported m e in sterday s elec tion

Sincerely Rodney W Ross

Chevrolet 4 door sedan middotBlue c ream New paint job

e new- Priced r easonable WI 3-2635

e Constant Level valve Ler Coil $6000 ne 943- 2268

iDDelarware For

Plastic Storm Windows

And Weather-s trippi ng

f SHIMMY

Well help restore that smooth ride to your car fast I FRONT - END ALIGNMENT AND WHEE L BA1ANCING Factory trained man Come in or phone 943-7303

Harry C Artus Int

HOLD IT SAVE THAT LAST TOWN CRIER FOR MElli

I

LAKEVIEW Top photo a view from the back street ShOWE the American Thread Mill General Store Hospital and LodgE from a collection loaned us by Mrs Greta Hamlin Bottom on taken from the same location las t Sunday points up changes dUJ ing the last 38 or 40 years

~ ~ C____(1 -____ ~ ~- oJ

Of course I prefer the Monster Mash but

1

er(Jl Conglomeration OJWorJ -Teen By Neill Robertson neette

-~

~1en

of my male brood who was supposed to be enlightening his ~t Normal school aDd I was visiting him there I asked him One hundred and forty youngpeople attended the J~y-Teen C his studies etcbullbull and wanted to know just what he had learned lastSllturday night Jllycees are pleased with the enthusiasm bull and he said I have learned that it is better to be thought during the first two Teen-Center nights and say there is still than to speak and remove all doubt ughl am quite sure that brilliant remark was not original

b1m it has food for thought in it same son (No1) was telling me of a recent experience he

his car He swore that the road patrolman went clear the woods to plow up a big boulder right in the middle of so ~thia car ran into it and put it out of circulation for

indef1n1te time so he had to borrow a friends Ught truck me of the incidenthe said of the truck I had to put blinders get it past a filling station

one mightbe old to some of you butit struck my funnybone bull bull to keep this column ahead a week so as not to stop our h~e

non department but Joan tells me tonight (Saturday Night) Grandpa McCoy I got the notches in my eounting machine house door) all mixed up so I got to get something going

ediately bull ought itmight be Il good time for the world to absorb my em Mt Katahdin so look it over and if the circ~tion nt puts a Cuban Quarantine on it we will forget all

or send it back to Cuba reit is please treat it gently I got the inspiration or per-

i-4--+==on whatever you call it from living within about 30 miles

abo t 30 tain ft moun or u years

els a mountain called Katahdin up in Maine s a member of the Appalachian chain

should climb up to its Summit Y other folks have done it

3ut you ought to see that mountain up in Maine

can see it from my window each clear day en the sun has chased the morning rrdsts away

ere words fail to do their duty In deSCribing all the beauty Of that mountain called Katahdin up in Maine

ou surely ought to see the sunrise view Then I know youll stay to see the sunset too Theres a purple hazy splendor That will leave your heart more tender

er the God who left that mountain up in Maine

Yes I know there are more wonders in our land Scenes of beauty fashioned by the Masters hand But if anyones inquiring

or a view that is inspiring Just remind them of Katahdin up in Maine

Or1ginal poem composed and submitted by Neill A Robertson of Milo Maine

e 1Ould like to have some LD PHOTOS of Brownville

Brownville Jet Sebec Lagralig~

r-lly I Day ~ Night Wrecker

Service Dial 943-7717

for a larger attendance Thehamburger-hotdogsales were well received The

dancers had a chance to develop more skill and two records given away as Twist Contest prizes -w--as~middotmiddot---=-----

Ed Roberts Presents TWlst Co~~st pnze Records to

Grindle Wanda Sawyer Brenda FlSher and Gary Black --- _____ z------~~~-__ - shy

------------

MILO Saturday November ard a I

group from Milo were on the televisionprogram Radio Ci~ Bandstand They were lhenda Fisher Sandra Megquier SanshydraMayo Holly Clark Linda Davis HeddaClark PattyCunshyningham and Faraday Clark They participated in~ danshycing activities and w~e introshyduced individually on televisshyion

BROWNVllLE A party Mon afternoon at

the home of Mr andMrs Mershyrill CassidyJWnored th~lr daushyghter Virginia onher 4thbirthshyday Quests were Gregg Buckshyl ey Bryan Sanboxn Deanna Belatty Ruth Sawtell Heidi Thomas of Brownville and

Lisa and Peggy Hoskins of Milo Games were played and refshy

reshments including a birthshyday cake were served Others present were Mrs Jane Buck-ley Mrs Helen Pennington

s Pauline Thomas all ofBonlftville and Mrs Francis ~ ~ Hoskins of Milo BROWNVILLE JUNCTION

Mrs william Wadman is at Dorchester MaSs visiting her daUghter Miss Blanche Wad-man RN

Dianne Deanna Kirby twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kirby celebrated their 7th birthday with a party at thei r homeon VanHorne Ave Games were played and refshyre3hments inoluded a cake AttendingwereGloriaandDarshyleue Stymiest MelodyWorster Marilyn Nason Patsy Roee

evin Nason Brent Kirby

Richard Martin andAlan Kirshy

+

Gaing n 8 k

Sale Euda Nov 10th

Nems MILO CATHOLIC CHURCH OPENS PARISH CENTER

To mark the completion of a newparishsocial andCatecheshytic Center at St Pauls Cathshyolic Church on Derby Hill the pubUc was invited to an Open

und N 4thHouse on S ay ov The Rev John H Clancy

Mrs JohnMcDonald and Mrs Francis Murphy Jr greeted and conducted the guests on an inspection of the large attracshytive hall and dining room a spacious all modern kitchen and other facilittes

A tea followed from 3 00 to 500 p m Pourer s were Mrs Wallace Russell Mrs Harold Hogan Mrs Joseph Kruck amp

Mrs Galen Carey assisted by Mrs Chester Heath Mrs ChshyarIes Russell amp Mrs Richard Russell Mrs Eddie Cyr dipshyped punch

Assisting in the kitchen were

by Mrs A1be~Cyrt Mrs Norman~--Cro--I----I--- Pinette Mrs AlfredBushway

November Special Permanent Anti-Freeze Reg $2 25 Special $1 75

~~-------------

Mrs HenryRicker and Mrs James Desmond

The opening was wella ttended by the cler gy from the local churches visitinpoundoriests the

localpublic and friends from Bangor Dover-Foxcroft Broshywnville Jct and LaGrange

There will be a public baked bean and ham supper at St Pauls Parish Center on Thureshyday November 8th from 530 to 630 pm

Mrs James Desmond is in charge of the kitchenarui Mrs Francis M1Uphy is dining roshyom chairman

Tickets will be available at the door

Choir practice at St Pauls Catholic Churoh will be h~ld Sunday mOrning immediately following services ST JOHNS EPISCQPAL CHURCH

The Fall Fair will be held at the Parish Hall on November 29th at 2 p m Wreaths Chshyristmas oards and wrappings food candy novelties and grshyabs will be on sale Coffee will be served

The Womens Auxiliary is packing boxes for world reshylief and a Christmas box will be sent to Fort Hall Idaho to the Indian Mission there

The ladi~s of the WSCS of the ParkSt MethodistChurch and theDorcaa Guild of the United Baptist Church have reported that approximately $6000 was colleoted in the Halloweel Trshy

iokorTreatfor UNICEF drive by the children ofboth churches

The Milo Semor aand and Majorettes will participate in the Veterans Day Parade in Bangor on November 12th at 1040 a_m

Princip co has announced for the firs t nIiLUQO

the Senior HIgh SdIocl lows

All Aa Grade II Ail

terfteld

IaahelleLarsa Rodney Roa

Grade 12 lIaryVLJl Shirley Brown

PARK STREET METHODIST CHLRCH M Y F Holds eetinamps

The Youth Fell Park Street Me metin the Choir Room S October 14 with A ce ton Cdnduoting the wors vice and Willis Lancaster senting the program War I Religion

Mr and Mrs Clarence ton and Rev MiltonSmi the advisors for the ev On October 21 Paulette StaI

field was the leader of the ship service Willis LanCampi was in charge of the progra Is War Inevitable

October 28 Karen Emery I PatUSmithledthewor vice and Willis Lancaster ~ duoted the progr2m _f_ and Keeping Friends Mis RuthShepardson

only advisor present

1

Alice Wharton and Julie pardson conducted the service November 4th Lancaster presented the gram Your Life

Rev Milton Smith CecialSmith were the ad _ for the evening

Judy Bradstreetwas recrf tionchairmanfor the prece ing meetings Kathy~aggett president 0

ducted the business meetinl

l

er(Jl Conglomeration OJWorJ -Teen By Neill Robertson neette

-~

~1en

of my male brood who was supposed to be enlightening his ~t Normal school aDd I was visiting him there I asked him One hundred and forty youngpeople attended the J~y-Teen C his studies etcbullbull and wanted to know just what he had learned lastSllturday night Jllycees are pleased with the enthusiasm bull and he said I have learned that it is better to be thought during the first two Teen-Center nights and say there is still than to speak and remove all doubt ughl am quite sure that brilliant remark was not original

b1m it has food for thought in it same son (No1) was telling me of a recent experience he

his car He swore that the road patrolman went clear the woods to plow up a big boulder right in the middle of so ~thia car ran into it and put it out of circulation for

indef1n1te time so he had to borrow a friends Ught truck me of the incidenthe said of the truck I had to put blinders get it past a filling station

one mightbe old to some of you butit struck my funnybone bull bull to keep this column ahead a week so as not to stop our h~e

non department but Joan tells me tonight (Saturday Night) Grandpa McCoy I got the notches in my eounting machine house door) all mixed up so I got to get something going

ediately bull ought itmight be Il good time for the world to absorb my em Mt Katahdin so look it over and if the circ~tion nt puts a Cuban Quarantine on it we will forget all

or send it back to Cuba reit is please treat it gently I got the inspiration or per-

i-4--+==on whatever you call it from living within about 30 miles

abo t 30 tain ft moun or u years

els a mountain called Katahdin up in Maine s a member of the Appalachian chain

should climb up to its Summit Y other folks have done it

3ut you ought to see that mountain up in Maine

can see it from my window each clear day en the sun has chased the morning rrdsts away

ere words fail to do their duty In deSCribing all the beauty Of that mountain called Katahdin up in Maine

ou surely ought to see the sunrise view Then I know youll stay to see the sunset too Theres a purple hazy splendor That will leave your heart more tender

er the God who left that mountain up in Maine

Yes I know there are more wonders in our land Scenes of beauty fashioned by the Masters hand But if anyones inquiring

or a view that is inspiring Just remind them of Katahdin up in Maine

Or1ginal poem composed and submitted by Neill A Robertson of Milo Maine

e 1Ould like to have some LD PHOTOS of Brownville

Brownville Jet Sebec Lagralig~

r-lly I Day ~ Night Wrecker

Service Dial 943-7717

for a larger attendance Thehamburger-hotdogsales were well received The

dancers had a chance to develop more skill and two records given away as Twist Contest prizes -w--as~middotmiddot---=-----

Ed Roberts Presents TWlst Co~~st pnze Records to

Grindle Wanda Sawyer Brenda FlSher and Gary Black --- _____ z------~~~-__ - shy

------------

MILO Saturday November ard a I

group from Milo were on the televisionprogram Radio Ci~ Bandstand They were lhenda Fisher Sandra Megquier SanshydraMayo Holly Clark Linda Davis HeddaClark PattyCunshyningham and Faraday Clark They participated in~ danshycing activities and w~e introshyduced individually on televisshyion

BROWNVllLE A party Mon afternoon at

the home of Mr andMrs Mershyrill CassidyJWnored th~lr daushyghter Virginia onher 4thbirthshyday Quests were Gregg Buckshyl ey Bryan Sanboxn Deanna Belatty Ruth Sawtell Heidi Thomas of Brownville and

Lisa and Peggy Hoskins of Milo Games were played and refshy

reshments including a birthshyday cake were served Others present were Mrs Jane Buck-ley Mrs Helen Pennington

s Pauline Thomas all ofBonlftville and Mrs Francis ~ ~ Hoskins of Milo BROWNVILLE JUNCTION

Mrs william Wadman is at Dorchester MaSs visiting her daUghter Miss Blanche Wad-man RN

Dianne Deanna Kirby twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kirby celebrated their 7th birthday with a party at thei r homeon VanHorne Ave Games were played and refshyre3hments inoluded a cake AttendingwereGloriaandDarshyleue Stymiest MelodyWorster Marilyn Nason Patsy Roee

evin Nason Brent Kirby

Richard Martin andAlan Kirshy

+

Gaing n 8 k

Sale Euda Nov 10th

Nems MILO CATHOLIC CHURCH OPENS PARISH CENTER

To mark the completion of a newparishsocial andCatecheshytic Center at St Pauls Cathshyolic Church on Derby Hill the pubUc was invited to an Open

und N 4thHouse on S ay ov The Rev John H Clancy

Mrs JohnMcDonald and Mrs Francis Murphy Jr greeted and conducted the guests on an inspection of the large attracshytive hall and dining room a spacious all modern kitchen and other facilittes

A tea followed from 3 00 to 500 p m Pourer s were Mrs Wallace Russell Mrs Harold Hogan Mrs Joseph Kruck amp

Mrs Galen Carey assisted by Mrs Chester Heath Mrs ChshyarIes Russell amp Mrs Richard Russell Mrs Eddie Cyr dipshyped punch

Assisting in the kitchen were

by Mrs A1be~Cyrt Mrs Norman~--Cro--I----I--- Pinette Mrs AlfredBushway

November Special Permanent Anti-Freeze Reg $2 25 Special $1 75

~~-------------

Mrs HenryRicker and Mrs James Desmond

The opening was wella ttended by the cler gy from the local churches visitinpoundoriests the

localpublic and friends from Bangor Dover-Foxcroft Broshywnville Jct and LaGrange

There will be a public baked bean and ham supper at St Pauls Parish Center on Thureshyday November 8th from 530 to 630 pm

Mrs James Desmond is in charge of the kitchenarui Mrs Francis M1Uphy is dining roshyom chairman

Tickets will be available at the door

Choir practice at St Pauls Catholic Churoh will be h~ld Sunday mOrning immediately following services ST JOHNS EPISCQPAL CHURCH

The Fall Fair will be held at the Parish Hall on November 29th at 2 p m Wreaths Chshyristmas oards and wrappings food candy novelties and grshyabs will be on sale Coffee will be served

The Womens Auxiliary is packing boxes for world reshylief and a Christmas box will be sent to Fort Hall Idaho to the Indian Mission there

The ladi~s of the WSCS of the ParkSt MethodistChurch and theDorcaa Guild of the United Baptist Church have reported that approximately $6000 was colleoted in the Halloweel Trshy

iokorTreatfor UNICEF drive by the children ofboth churches

The Milo Semor aand and Majorettes will participate in the Veterans Day Parade in Bangor on November 12th at 1040 a_m

Princip co has announced for the firs t nIiLUQO

the Senior HIgh SdIocl lows

All Aa Grade II Ail

terfteld

IaahelleLarsa Rodney Roa

Grade 12 lIaryVLJl Shirley Brown

PARK STREET METHODIST CHLRCH M Y F Holds eetinamps

The Youth Fell Park Street Me metin the Choir Room S October 14 with A ce ton Cdnduoting the wors vice and Willis Lancaster senting the program War I Religion

Mr and Mrs Clarence ton and Rev MiltonSmi the advisors for the ev On October 21 Paulette StaI

field was the leader of the ship service Willis LanCampi was in charge of the progra Is War Inevitable

October 28 Karen Emery I PatUSmithledthewor vice and Willis Lancaster ~ duoted the progr2m _f_ and Keeping Friends Mis RuthShepardson

only advisor present

1

Alice Wharton and Julie pardson conducted the service November 4th Lancaster presented the gram Your Life

Rev Milton Smith CecialSmith were the ad _ for the evening

Judy Bradstreetwas recrf tionchairmanfor the prece ing meetings Kathy~aggett president 0

ducted the business meetinl

l

------------

MILO Saturday November ard a I

group from Milo were on the televisionprogram Radio Ci~ Bandstand They were lhenda Fisher Sandra Megquier SanshydraMayo Holly Clark Linda Davis HeddaClark PattyCunshyningham and Faraday Clark They participated in~ danshycing activities and w~e introshyduced individually on televisshyion

BROWNVllLE A party Mon afternoon at

the home of Mr andMrs Mershyrill CassidyJWnored th~lr daushyghter Virginia onher 4thbirthshyday Quests were Gregg Buckshyl ey Bryan Sanboxn Deanna Belatty Ruth Sawtell Heidi Thomas of Brownville and

Lisa and Peggy Hoskins of Milo Games were played and refshy

reshments including a birthshyday cake were served Others present were Mrs Jane Buck-ley Mrs Helen Pennington

s Pauline Thomas all ofBonlftville and Mrs Francis ~ ~ Hoskins of Milo BROWNVILLE JUNCTION

Mrs william Wadman is at Dorchester MaSs visiting her daUghter Miss Blanche Wad-man RN

Dianne Deanna Kirby twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kirby celebrated their 7th birthday with a party at thei r homeon VanHorne Ave Games were played and refshyre3hments inoluded a cake AttendingwereGloriaandDarshyleue Stymiest MelodyWorster Marilyn Nason Patsy Roee

evin Nason Brent Kirby

Richard Martin andAlan Kirshy

+

Gaing n 8 k

Sale Euda Nov 10th

Nems MILO CATHOLIC CHURCH OPENS PARISH CENTER

To mark the completion of a newparishsocial andCatecheshytic Center at St Pauls Cathshyolic Church on Derby Hill the pubUc was invited to an Open

und N 4thHouse on S ay ov The Rev John H Clancy

Mrs JohnMcDonald and Mrs Francis Murphy Jr greeted and conducted the guests on an inspection of the large attracshytive hall and dining room a spacious all modern kitchen and other facilittes

A tea followed from 3 00 to 500 p m Pourer s were Mrs Wallace Russell Mrs Harold Hogan Mrs Joseph Kruck amp

Mrs Galen Carey assisted by Mrs Chester Heath Mrs ChshyarIes Russell amp Mrs Richard Russell Mrs Eddie Cyr dipshyped punch

Assisting in the kitchen were

by Mrs A1be~Cyrt Mrs Norman~--Cro--I----I--- Pinette Mrs AlfredBushway

November Special Permanent Anti-Freeze Reg $2 25 Special $1 75

~~-------------

Mrs HenryRicker and Mrs James Desmond

The opening was wella ttended by the cler gy from the local churches visitinpoundoriests the

localpublic and friends from Bangor Dover-Foxcroft Broshywnville Jct and LaGrange

There will be a public baked bean and ham supper at St Pauls Parish Center on Thureshyday November 8th from 530 to 630 pm

Mrs James Desmond is in charge of the kitchenarui Mrs Francis M1Uphy is dining roshyom chairman

Tickets will be available at the door

Choir practice at St Pauls Catholic Churoh will be h~ld Sunday mOrning immediately following services ST JOHNS EPISCQPAL CHURCH

The Fall Fair will be held at the Parish Hall on November 29th at 2 p m Wreaths Chshyristmas oards and wrappings food candy novelties and grshyabs will be on sale Coffee will be served

The Womens Auxiliary is packing boxes for world reshylief and a Christmas box will be sent to Fort Hall Idaho to the Indian Mission there

The ladi~s of the WSCS of the ParkSt MethodistChurch and theDorcaa Guild of the United Baptist Church have reported that approximately $6000 was colleoted in the Halloweel Trshy

iokorTreatfor UNICEF drive by the children ofboth churches

The Milo Semor aand and Majorettes will participate in the Veterans Day Parade in Bangor on November 12th at 1040 a_m

Princip co has announced for the firs t nIiLUQO

the Senior HIgh SdIocl lows

All Aa Grade II Ail

terfteld

IaahelleLarsa Rodney Roa

Grade 12 lIaryVLJl Shirley Brown

PARK STREET METHODIST CHLRCH M Y F Holds eetinamps

The Youth Fell Park Street Me metin the Choir Room S October 14 with A ce ton Cdnduoting the wors vice and Willis Lancaster senting the program War I Religion

Mr and Mrs Clarence ton and Rev MiltonSmi the advisors for the ev On October 21 Paulette StaI

field was the leader of the ship service Willis LanCampi was in charge of the progra Is War Inevitable

October 28 Karen Emery I PatUSmithledthewor vice and Willis Lancaster ~ duoted the progr2m _f_ and Keeping Friends Mis RuthShepardson

only advisor present

1

Alice Wharton and Julie pardson conducted the service November 4th Lancaster presented the gram Your Life

Rev Milton Smith CecialSmith were the ad _ for the evening

Judy Bradstreetwas recrf tionchairmanfor the prece ing meetings Kathy~aggett president 0

ducted the business meetinl

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By TEBllY BAlLEY

FTNISHES LAST IN --~-E MEET AT ORONO

e Milo P-A-N-T-E-R-8 ~ e -eally panting last week neet at Orono which saw ~s competing for Class

- anors First runner in 0 was Cedric Rhoda He

~1Ited15th Other MBo Runshyre Peter Ellis amp Tomshy

)le who came in 157th amp _s -l Billy Mulherin and Bobby

rar-bs who came in 170th amp = and Larry Doble and

~e Cark who came in 179th

PCBS TOPS IN CROSS COUNTRY MEET

TheP CHS Pirates of Gu1Ishyford topped afield offour schoshyols in a cross country meet held inE Corinth last Monday after- Bailey Briefings noon PCHSsrtinnercame IdroppedinonJ V practice in with a low score of 28 E the other night at the town hall Corinth was second with 48 Corshy andat this time 1 will reserve inna third with64 and Milo 87 mycomment -- Milos crossshyThe Pirates had little trouble county team loses two of its winning with the first second toprunners to graduation next and fourth runners to come in June no comment -- Joe Paul beingfromPCHS E Cor- HCI basketballcoach says inthhad the third runner in and that he has three men that he

should talk lhaventeven one but if tracks tasted good 1 would have a fuL mach -- I understand tha~ cheerleaders for both the slty and the JV s have chosen - - Looking back on year I see that Milo just eaked by Jct on the Railr ers home floor 65-63 Milo Coach Carroll C team justcouldntstay Wi Panthers and the Milo wenton to win by about 20 ints -- Coach Charles will get a chance to scou

own won top honor for ~ L j Gorham was tops in

j and Sumner High of Sullivan copped the

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Weather foul or weather fair

Makes no difference to this pair

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When power lines are down youll be glad youve got weather-proof Mobil-flame Stop in today

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Horna S Sons

Corinnahad the fifth The first will match against any three runner in for Milo was Cedric thatJct or Milo has and that Rhoda placing sixth Rhoda he has one of the best defenshyfell once but with great deter- sive men in thes e parts in the mination he arose and kept on running Other Milo runners were Doble 18thj Ellis 21st Mulherin 2200 Thombs 24th and Lee Clark 26th

person of Carl Trask -- When he says thathe will match three against any three I figure he is makingqu1teastatementbeshycause the Railroaders Bill Dav1~ Tom Lockhart andPete Meulendyk and the Panthers Pete Webb ene Richardson and Steve Hamlin are pr~tty

hard to beat -- Panthers have got to go some to beat last yeshyars record of 16 wins and two losses -- they lost one to Mt Desert 64-59 and the other to Blue Hill -- they also lost three of their five top scorers ---shyJet didnt lose any -- Webb lastyear had a total of 416 poshyints with 238 rebounds to lead the Milo club in both of these departments -- I heard down streeatCflcil Smith got out his machine-gun andimiddotthimshyselfa spikehorn -- Jerry Broshywn also got a deer and from whatI unders~d a good-size German-Shephardwould make his spike-born look sick -- I

before h 1s team marches Charleston --bothHiggins Bville Jet play in the R Robin at Eaat Corinth be1 the 20th of November ----- RJ

cording to Dick Moore years coachatHCI EastCo inth will really be pitiful year - - Milo takes on a e foe this year by adding Was burn tofts schedule -- golfel have just about finished Ie this year -- square-dancer bad trouble getting into the hall again -- one young man town went out hunting and g his deer -- 1 t waa laying be side the road dead -- I SE

where Leroy middotpatterson fo~ mer Bangor Ram standout also outstanding in football Ii

Univ of Cincinnati -- I haven had a chance to talk with ~ Cross Country coach Bob Wamp ter since the meet at OrOllQ but when I do Ill try not snicker -- well if ihc-gtltlthe is p-Vtlrage and Fidel Caatr (Dr Castro that is) haS1l done anything foolish Ill se you next week ---shy

CO--- D

o LXITED BAPTIST HURCH NEWS The Tithing Enlistment Camshyaign is entering into its final bases at the United Baptist hurch with the Home Visitashyrmprogram scheduled to be shyn this coming Sunday aftershyI n At that time a corps of rained workers will visitin the

mes of the church members d friends and will seek to

halleoge each family to serishyI lyconsider tithing as a pashy of their Christian Stewardshyp In the Evening Service

~rt Sunday at 730 a Tithing rum will be conducted Thshy

will be an opportuni ty proshyed for the asking of quesshy

ems and the exchanging of opshyns on the whole question of

thing -ext Sunday morning at the -ruing Worship Service at 00 the Paltor will bring message on the Ninth Comshy

ent Thou shalt not beshyfalsewitness This is anshy_ sermon in the series on

en Commandments and meaning for us today

turdayeveniogat 700 - Piscataquis Baptist Youth

E ship will holdits monthly E-~ at the Milo Baptist

ell Young people from ] Dover-Foxcrof~ Dexter kman MillinocketandEast ocket will be in attendshy

ee A film entitled I1 The of the Wheellt willbe shown

1ans for the Second Annual middot001 of MiSSions held inconshyetion with the Park Street ohodist Church are well erway Committees from

churches have been meetshytogether to planfor the schshy which will be held on Sunshynights In JanuaI) and Febshy

bull The theme chosen for

B rd

lartic Staes ()dlter fmters

On Sunday afternoon bull oemshyber 18th the fourth nnual Thanksgiving Vesper Service of the United Baptist Church willbe held at 400 p m The Trinity Torch Bearer Stmshybeam and Tiny Tot choirs wiII be participating in this service Thepubllc is cordially invited to attend

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PHILeo 2802-BR CourIer Personal Portable TV

The Annual Thanksgiving UnshyionService will be held on Thushyrsday November 22nd at 10 oclock in the morning a the Church of the Nazarene Riverside Street

Clar s Furniture Store

rice elu

Front Row L to R Alice Coburn Bertha Begin Margaret Coburn Back Row L to R Ada Farrar Marie Pollock Ida Dean Dorothy Guest stella deMilo Clara MacDonald work on large attractive quilt

Winnie Hewes Isabelshyla Miller Greta MallZer Gertrude Lockhart and Grace Carle pack overseas boxes

middot atio

HAPPy HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club me

Wednes day afternogtn at thE home of Mrs Florence Bow ev with9membersatten~ Fo~

lowing the business me e ting conducted by the Presidem Mrs James Desmond wo was atarted on a quilt that group is making Refresshyments were servedby the hos shytess foUowin6 the work sessio

The next meeting will be he at the home of Mrs Clarenc Dunbar

elo Spar Shop

We have the RUGER 44 MAGNUM We have the SAVAGf 24-MDL (22 Mag over and 20 guage under

AUTHORIZED

COLT DEALER

antker

new Language Clubs at Milo

School have chosen the ers for this year e French Club officers are ollows

- treasUer

ed lVilber -

Cathy Bradeen Hedda Clark secshy

officers are Dwishy p~6sident Patricia

retary - treasurer Milo High

language teacher is qKmSor of both of these

ent Council has orshy10 sweatshirts which sold to the students

_ eatshirts will arrive in o weeks They will

different styles and sold for about $2 50

be used for scho-

IS

StudentCouncil mampmbers ttending the Maine Stshynt Council Convention bull Theywillhave one

Ie for the election of at the CODvention

Cunningham will be the l=-~tedcandidatefor trea-

Door

First Row L to R Mike Brigham Johnny Masterman Robert Hussey and Nat Crosby Second Row L to R Jack Masterman and Walter Macdoopll

un loWllBITS namiddote lladnothing but compliments for the Jayshy our o Teen Center in Derby About 150people were there last Satshyurday Meanwhile our Friday night schooldances are losing attendence unless there is an improvement the school will lose money

M H S may have two sports this spring Goll will probably join baseball for the spring sports

By Tom Poole

Cheerleaders have been choshysenior the season at Milo Wgh School with the following to be on the varsity squad Nancy Bamlin Lois Grindle Cathy Bradeen JoanBenderson LashyurelSangilloBlld Jane Hendershyson Jayvee members are Faraday

Clark leader Suzanne Pullen Mary Moore Tanya Morrill Donna Estes and Bonnie Patshyterson

Judges for the selection were Mrs Paul Wenners Mr and Mrs John Preston Walter Oakes and Mrs Ina Jane Geshyrow The ~heerleader8 are ooached

by Philip Gerow of the Milo Wgh School faculty

The Boy Scout Troop 115 of Milo held a very impressive Court of Honor ceremony on Monday October 29th

Mr Liuwood Lord Mr LushythanCrosby Mr Walter Macshydougal amp Mr Maurice Golden presented the awards

John Masterman receved his first class award and Michael Brigham reoeived his second class award

Merit bades went to John ~sternwnfor c~~ Swimming NatCrosby for c oeing Robert HU88ampY for 0

oeing Badges were earned whUe

camping at Katahdin rese tiOD

Mr JOM Masterman Penshyquis district vice cha1rman who also serves the local troop as advancement chairman co~ ducted the ceremonv

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CO--- D

o LXITED BAPTIST HURCH NEWS The Tithing Enlistment Camshyaign is entering into its final bases at the United Baptist hurch with the Home Visitashyrmprogram scheduled to be shyn this coming Sunday aftershyI n At that time a corps of rained workers will visitin the

mes of the church members d friends and will seek to

halleoge each family to serishyI lyconsider tithing as a pashy of their Christian Stewardshyp In the Evening Service

~rt Sunday at 730 a Tithing rum will be conducted Thshy

will be an opportuni ty proshyed for the asking of quesshy

ems and the exchanging of opshyns on the whole question of

thing -ext Sunday morning at the -ruing Worship Service at 00 the Paltor will bring message on the Ninth Comshy

ent Thou shalt not beshyfalsewitness This is anshy_ sermon in the series on

en Commandments and meaning for us today

turdayeveniogat 700 - Piscataquis Baptist Youth

E ship will holdits monthly E-~ at the Milo Baptist

ell Young people from ] Dover-Foxcrof~ Dexter kman MillinocketandEast ocket will be in attendshy

ee A film entitled I1 The of the Wheellt willbe shown

1ans for the Second Annual middot001 of MiSSions held inconshyetion with the Park Street ohodist Church are well erway Committees from

churches have been meetshytogether to planfor the schshy which will be held on Sunshynights In JanuaI) and Febshy

bull The theme chosen for

B rd

lartic Staes ()dlter fmters

On Sunday afternoon bull oemshyber 18th the fourth nnual Thanksgiving Vesper Service of the United Baptist Church willbe held at 400 p m The Trinity Torch Bearer Stmshybeam and Tiny Tot choirs wiII be participating in this service Thepubllc is cordially invited to attend

--=-shy

-shy ~~ liiht BrtampJt bullbull to ca ny a expenenced traveler We i hs less

lban l 5 Ills

All controls all sound in fro nt neaUy grouped

in a stylish panel

F

Telescopinll Dip Pivotenna bullbull p1 _~1 tu ne tranlest s

PHILeo 2802-BR CourIer Personal Portable TV

The Annual Thanksgiving UnshyionService will be held on Thushyrsday November 22nd at 10 oclock in the morning a the Church of the Nazarene Riverside Street

Clar s Furniture Store

rice elu

Front Row L to R Alice Coburn Bertha Begin Margaret Coburn Back Row L to R Ada Farrar Marie Pollock Ida Dean Dorothy Guest stella deMilo Clara MacDonald work on large attractive quilt

Winnie Hewes Isabelshyla Miller Greta MallZer Gertrude Lockhart and Grace Carle pack overseas boxes

middot atio

HAPPy HOUR CLUB The Happy Hour Club me

Wednes day afternogtn at thE home of Mrs Florence Bow ev with9membersatten~ Fo~

lowing the business me e ting conducted by the Presidem Mrs James Desmond wo was atarted on a quilt that group is making Refresshyments were servedby the hos shytess foUowin6 the work sessio

The next meeting will be he at the home of Mrs Clarenc Dunbar

elo Spar Shop

We have the RUGER 44 MAGNUM We have the SAVAGf 24-MDL (22 Mag over and 20 guage under

AUTHORIZED

COLT DEALER

antker

new Language Clubs at Milo

School have chosen the ers for this year e French Club officers are ollows

- treasUer

ed lVilber -

Cathy Bradeen Hedda Clark secshy

officers are Dwishy p~6sident Patricia

retary - treasurer Milo High

language teacher is qKmSor of both of these

ent Council has orshy10 sweatshirts which sold to the students

_ eatshirts will arrive in o weeks They will

different styles and sold for about $2 50

be used for scho-

IS

StudentCouncil mampmbers ttending the Maine Stshynt Council Convention bull Theywillhave one

Ie for the election of at the CODvention

Cunningham will be the l=-~tedcandidatefor trea-

Door

First Row L to R Mike Brigham Johnny Masterman Robert Hussey and Nat Crosby Second Row L to R Jack Masterman and Walter Macdoopll

un loWllBITS namiddote lladnothing but compliments for the Jayshy our o Teen Center in Derby About 150people were there last Satshyurday Meanwhile our Friday night schooldances are losing attendence unless there is an improvement the school will lose money

M H S may have two sports this spring Goll will probably join baseball for the spring sports

By Tom Poole

Cheerleaders have been choshysenior the season at Milo Wgh School with the following to be on the varsity squad Nancy Bamlin Lois Grindle Cathy Bradeen JoanBenderson LashyurelSangilloBlld Jane Hendershyson Jayvee members are Faraday

Clark leader Suzanne Pullen Mary Moore Tanya Morrill Donna Estes and Bonnie Patshyterson

Judges for the selection were Mrs Paul Wenners Mr and Mrs John Preston Walter Oakes and Mrs Ina Jane Geshyrow The ~heerleader8 are ooached

by Philip Gerow of the Milo Wgh School faculty

The Boy Scout Troop 115 of Milo held a very impressive Court of Honor ceremony on Monday October 29th

Mr Liuwood Lord Mr LushythanCrosby Mr Walter Macshydougal amp Mr Maurice Golden presented the awards

John Masterman receved his first class award and Michael Brigham reoeived his second class award

Merit bades went to John ~sternwnfor c~~ Swimming NatCrosby for c oeing Robert HU88ampY for 0

oeing Badges were earned whUe

camping at Katahdin rese tiOD

Mr JOM Masterman Penshyquis district vice cha1rman who also serves the local troop as advancement chairman co~ ducted the ceremonv

A bull o lr~ ~~1) LID1_W(J1~ [D~[M~ ~a[MM~~ ~~ lr~

- t ALL OF THESE CABS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED RUST FREE - BACKED UP IN WRIIlNG

1963 Sports Impala 2 dr V-8 Automatic LoadedI $320000

1963 Galax1e standard shift RampH 2 door $300000

1963 Galaxie 500 Automatic Loadedl $320000

SPECIALIII

MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM

1959 Ford Ranch Wagon V-8 $85000

To The First Customer Who Brings This Ad In

antker

new Language Clubs at Milo

School have chosen the ers for this year e French Club officers are ollows

- treasUer

ed lVilber -

Cathy Bradeen Hedda Clark secshy

officers are Dwishy p~6sident Patricia

retary - treasurer Milo High

language teacher is qKmSor of both of these

ent Council has orshy10 sweatshirts which sold to the students

_ eatshirts will arrive in o weeks They will

different styles and sold for about $2 50

be used for scho-

IS

StudentCouncil mampmbers ttending the Maine Stshynt Council Convention bull Theywillhave one

Ie for the election of at the CODvention

Cunningham will be the l=-~tedcandidatefor trea-

Door

First Row L to R Mike Brigham Johnny Masterman Robert Hussey and Nat Crosby Second Row L to R Jack Masterman and Walter Macdoopll

un loWllBITS namiddote lladnothing but compliments for the Jayshy our o Teen Center in Derby About 150people were there last Satshyurday Meanwhile our Friday night schooldances are losing attendence unless there is an improvement the school will lose money

M H S may have two sports this spring Goll will probably join baseball for the spring sports

By Tom Poole

Cheerleaders have been choshysenior the season at Milo Wgh School with the following to be on the varsity squad Nancy Bamlin Lois Grindle Cathy Bradeen JoanBenderson LashyurelSangilloBlld Jane Hendershyson Jayvee members are Faraday

Clark leader Suzanne Pullen Mary Moore Tanya Morrill Donna Estes and Bonnie Patshyterson

Judges for the selection were Mrs Paul Wenners Mr and Mrs John Preston Walter Oakes and Mrs Ina Jane Geshyrow The ~heerleader8 are ooached

by Philip Gerow of the Milo Wgh School faculty

The Boy Scout Troop 115 of Milo held a very impressive Court of Honor ceremony on Monday October 29th

Mr Liuwood Lord Mr LushythanCrosby Mr Walter Macshydougal amp Mr Maurice Golden presented the awards

John Masterman receved his first class award and Michael Brigham reoeived his second class award

Merit bades went to John ~sternwnfor c~~ Swimming NatCrosby for c oeing Robert HU88ampY for 0

oeing Badges were earned whUe

camping at Katahdin rese tiOD

Mr JOM Masterman Penshyquis district vice cha1rman who also serves the local troop as advancement chairman co~ ducted the ceremonv

A bull o lr~ ~~1) LID1_W(J1~ [D~[M~ ~a[MM~~ ~~ lr~

- t ALL OF THESE CABS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED RUST FREE - BACKED UP IN WRIIlNG

1963 Sports Impala 2 dr V-8 Automatic LoadedI $320000

1963 Galax1e standard shift RampH 2 door $300000

1963 Galaxie 500 Automatic Loadedl $320000

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1959 Ford Ranch Wagon V-8 $85000

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ORGAQZA110- ~ffiWS COTID ill be on -ale at the door ashySlXTH AlTNUAL TEACHE RS CLCB TALENT SHOW TO BE HE LD FRIDAY

The inhabitants of Milo and the surrounding towns are r e-minded to get out their bib amp tucker and prepare for ano shy

ther night of gay lestivities as the Milo-Derby Teachers- Club presentsits sixthannual talent show at the Milo Town Hall Fri shy

day evening November 9 at 30

Setting the pace ior the en shytire program will be the openshyeng number featuring the per-CUBSion section of the MHS Serr _or Band and the Milo Major shyettes doing a snappy marching and twirling routine

The first division of talent ill consist of approxima tely

elve acts from the sub primshy~Y through third grades of the

ementary schools of Milo and Derby Selected from many ontestants during special tryshy~ts the tiny tots promise he very best in enjoyment

Between the first and s econd ~vision students from the Jurr or and Senior high schools will _ sent speciality numbers

he second division consists -acts selectedfrom members

the fourth through sixth grashyes These presentations r ashy

~ge from soloists to dancers to =peciality acts And we as sure au they are the best Prior to the announcement of

e winners the Milo High

e

-

_chool dancers will present a play of modern dances Exshyllples of the twist the mash e locomotion and others will presented

Following the presentation of ards a special chorus will tertain with a medley of old es and then joined by the jorettes members of the

and and the entire cast these Jernbers will present a s alute

Veterans Day 1962 Tickets for the Talent Show

well a s a canvass by elemen shytary students during the week And again delicious homemade candy wi ll be on sale All proshyceeds are for the scholarship fund of the Milo-Derby Teach shyers t Club

SCOUTS

The Cub Scouts ofDen 4 Pack 115 of Milo were guests on the Bozo ShowonWABI TV at Stushy

dio City in Bangor lastFriday Besides being inter viewed by

Bozo they were able to see something ofhow TV programs are made

The boys who were accom shypanied by their Den Mother

Mrs CyrilComeau s toppedin Old Town on the way home and bad supper

The Cubs making the trip we shyr e Michael Walker Russell E lliot David Zamboni Joel Trickey and Timmy Comeau Michael and Stephanie Comeau accompanied the groupbull

Mrs Com eau told our edi tor that she is planning other fi eld trips for the Den in the near future

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NURSES GUILD HOLDS SESSION AT JUNCTION

The Nurses Guild me t Mon evening at the home of Mrs Mary Dow at Br ownville J e t with12 members and 1 guest Mrs John Metcalf attending Mrs E lizabethMurrayPreshy

sident of 1he Guild presided I t was announced that the Nov

TO YOUR HEALTH This is mu ch more than a popular

toast to your p_ hannaci~ t Lik e your physic ian he is dedishy

cated to a single major cause-to keep you well and healthy

The Hounce of prevention adage is all-important in preventive medishycine Annu a l physicial examinations and prompt dia gnosis of il1ness en~ able your doctor to save your pre c io us lime and money

More and more people recognize the wisdom of a regular medica checkup It is the best way to put that ounc e of prevention to pracshytical use

lf a prescription is necessar y we an~ prepared to give you immediate senice

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meeting will be held at the hoshyme of Mrs Eleanor Reardon instead of Mrs Elizabeth Hoshyrne as s cheduled

Co eaus C sh arket Refreshments were served

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230 The Saturday Movie tPassport To Treason

330 Wide world of Sports 500 Dance P arty 6 00 Cheyenne 00 The Third Man 730 Sam Benedict 830 J oey Bishop Show (Color) 900 saturday Night At The Movies

The Desert Rsts 1100 Bbeingold Theatre

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Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental ClulIIoom

American Government (C olor) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Pres ents 9 30 Al Aleen 1000 Say When 1~ 25 NBC News 1030 P lay You- Hunch (C olor) 11 00 The Price Is Right (Color ) 11 30 Concentration 12 00 Your Firat Impression (Color) 12 30 Truth or Consequences 1255 NBC Newa Day Report 100 Yours F or A Sonashy

130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (Color) 255 NBC News 300 L onttll Young theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Here a Hollywood 500 Popeye and HIs Pals 600 The Deputy 6 30 Channel 2 News 8 40 Sports Report 645 HunUey Brinkley Report 7 00 Donna Reed Show 7 80 Laramie (Color) 830 E mpire (Color) 980 Di ck Powell Show 1 030 Dragnet 11 00 ABC News F lnsl 1110 Channel 2 NeWB -Weatber-Sporta U 30 The Tonight Show (Color)

Every day is Christmas s o i t s eems to me

Every days a bleSSing that I walk with thee

Life is pretty special seek and you shall find

Knock and He will open if you arent too blind

Though i t may be raining sunbeams will shine through

To gladden every weary soul along the avenue

Why not put your hand out friend and foe the same

Does it r eally matter tbe person or his name

We were meant to prove ourselves

ever y task a trial Every day is special

when we s top to smile By Elizabeth Roberts

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mR8DAY NOVEMBER 8 1962 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1962 OpdDoor Z30 HOWleparty 720 open Door 300 WllllOllalre Farm Reporter 300 Miillooamp1re 725 Farm Reporter 330 To Tell The lruth Collee of the Air 330 To Tel The Truth 7 30 Co11egeof the Atr 355 CBS News Captain KaDgaroo 365 CBB News 800 CaptaiD Kangaroo 400 Seeret Storm Love of MIke 400 The Secret Storm 900 Love of MIke 430 Edge of Night

WEDNE SDAYJACk LaLanne 430 Edge ot Night 915 Jack LaLanne 5 00 Bozo Tho C lown 500 Bozo The C lown 945 Love at MIke 6l0 Country Caravan Ayuda Cl ub 800 Oule and Harrlet 1000 Calendar 6 30 Yogi Bear 630 )lr Ed 1030 Tellnessee ErnIe F d 700 News al Seven 700 New At Seven 1100 The Real McCoys 710 Sports Wlltes THURSDAY 710 Sports BIlltes 11 30 Pete GladYIJ 715 Walter crOnkite

Katahdin Coin Club will mE715 Walter Cronkte 1200 Love of LIfe 730 Loretta YoUDg 730 My Thre Sona 1225 CBS News 800 Lloyd Bridges at the Dover Methodis t hur

CBB News 800 Porry MAson 1230 Search For Tomorr 830 Red Skelton at 730 0 Seuch For Tomorrow 900 The Nunes 1245 Guiding Light Jack Belll1Y OuidJag Lliht 1000 Alfred Hitchcock 100 Jane Wyman oore The Women s Auxi liaryuIme wyun Show 11 00 News at E leven 130 A1J The Wor ld lInnB 1100 News a t El even

Joseph s E iscopalChurchu The World TumB ll16 Weather Show 00 Fassword 1116 Weather Show Puaword 1120 Sparta Final 2 30 Houseparty 11 20 ~orte Final meet at the home of Mrs E ltY NOVEMBER 9 1962 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1962 BradeenOpen Door 330 0 Tell The Trutll 720 Open Door 33 0 To Tell The Truth hrm Reporter 365 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News Jaycee Mee ting CoUeie of the Air 400 Secret SlOrm 730 College of he Air 400 Seoret Storm Captain Kangaroo 4S0 Edge of Night 8 00 Captain Kaagaroo 430 Edge of Night Love of J41ke 500 Bozo The Clown 900 Love of MIke 000 Bozo The C lown FRIDAY Jack LaLIUIIlO 600 George Hale Sports 915 Jack LoLaJIIle 6 00 All AmtI1lca Wuta to Koow P i s cataquis Lodge Jf44 ALove oM1ke 630 Password 9 45 Love of MIke 830 Our Man Higgins

Calendar 700 News Al Seven 1000 Calendar 700 News at BeVetl ampAM o Tennessee Ernle Ford 710 Sport HlUtes 1030 Tennessee Ernie F ord 710 Sporta HUltes

The R91 McCoys 715 Walter Cronldte News 1100 The Real MeCoys 715 Walter Cronklte Pe 6 Qladya 730 Rawhlde 11 30 P ete G1adys 730 CBS Reports SATURDAY Love of Ufe 830 Naked City 1200 Love at ute 8 00 Univer sity of Maille Jay-Teen Center 7 30-11 Guldq LIght 9 30 77 SWlBet Strip 1225 CBS News 830 Dobie GllUs

World Turn8 1030 Eye WItness 1230 Search For Tomorrow 9 00 Beverly Hlllblllle s The MethodistYouth Fell)ll 00 News lit Eleven l2 45 GWJI1ng Light 930 Dlck Van Dyke U15 Weathu Show 100 Jane Wyman 10 00 U S Stee l Hour ship of Milo li ll hold a

onalre 1120 Spons llllal 130 AB The Wor ld TUrns Marriage Marks the SPal on Saturday sale No ernc 200 Password 11 00 News at Elevenbull -BDAY NOVElIBER 10 1962 ll 26 Top Star Bow ling 2 30 HOWieparty 1116 Weather Show lOth a t the office of the B a

Car1ooII Capers 400 SIty K1ng 300 Mllllooamp1re 11 20 Sporta Flnal

BUIIllJ 430 Studio City Bl1IKIataud gor- Hydro Electr ic Compan captampfu Kangaroo D30 Twentleth Century

rtn Show 6 00 Bud Leavitt SUNDAY 030 TBA

730 Jaclde Gleason Church 830 Godfrey In Hollywood 930 Have Gun 1000 Gunsmoke MONDAY 1100 Channel 6 News Aldworth Chapte r 39 O E1115 Gallaut Men

nsulated Vests 5150 TUESDAY 600 Amateur Hour

WSCS WorkDay530 College Bawn 6 00 Wagoa Tram Neoteric Club700 1-1Bale Milo Sport Shop

_ amp Unto My Feet 730 Dennis The MMace Loollt Up and Live 00 Ed Sulllvan

Camera Three 900 The Real McCoye Tba 15 The ille 930 True Thearer Big Pleture 1000 Candid Comer a

_ The Cballange of Change 1030 WhAt8 My LIne Au Yow Doctor 1100 Ene iltgtlUeld Shop Your

1115 ~aml News

230 Houaepar ed g White300 Milllollllire 330 To TeU The Truth 355 CBS News bull 400 Seeret SlOrm 430 Edge of Night Store In Milo 000 Bozo The C IOWll

600 Yolr Excbange 100 News at Seven 110 Sporta Hill1es 115 Waller Cronkite 780 To Tell The Truth r s 800 Ive Got A Secr e t 830 The LuCy Show 900 Danny Thomas 930 An4Y Qr1f1l th 1000 Bell Cuey s trarUOO Newlt at Eleven 11lIi WeatMr Show U 20 SPorts Fl nal

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BZ-TV Channel 2 A MATTER OF THOUGHT

gcjay u tt Presents

nll tPYwr Hunch (Color bull Uoe PrIce Is Right (Color)

_l1on First Impression (Color) or Consequences

3 5 Report For A Song

Raae Wlth An een

Yo SOVEJdBER 9 1962 ce=tal Classroom ~ Aampe Physics = - -ntIl1 Classroom ~rlCUI Governmen t iodq

_6 Discovery 5 1lt6

re-ltl e Jrre Funny OT3 Far A SlUIday After noon igteIlhoUDd

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CIL=tration Tr F irst Impression (Color)

~ a-nh or oConsequences NBC News Day Report

YOWll For A Song

2 00 Merv Griffin Show 2 55 NBC News 300 Loretta Young 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Heres Hollywood 500 Popeye and His Pals 600 Curly OBrien 630 Channel 2 News 6 40 sports Report 645 HunUey Brnkley Report 7 00 The Rfleman 730 McHales Navy 800 The Jetsons 830 Dr Kildare 930 Hazel (Color) 1000 Andy Williams Show (Color) 1100 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weather-Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (Color)

1 30 At Home With Aileen 200 Me rv Grfln Show 255 NBC News 300 Loretts Young Theater 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make R oom F or Daddy 430 Heres Hollywood 500 Popeye and His Pals 6 00 Leave It To Beaver 630 Channel 2 News 640 Sp orts Reportmiddot 645 Huntley-Brinkley Report 700 The Flintstones 730 International Showtime 830 Sing Along With Mitch (Color) 930 Dont Call Me Charlie 10 00 The Jack Paar Show (Color) 11 00 ABC News Final 11 10 Channel 2 News-Weather-Sporta 11 30 The Tonight Show (Color)

230 The Saturday Movie tPassport To Treason

330 Wide world of Sports 500 Dance P arty 6 00 Cheyenne 00 The Third Man 730 Sam Benedict 830 J oey Bishop Show (Color) 900 saturday Night At The Movies

The Desert Rsts 1100 Bbeingold Theatre

Happy Hill

616 All P ro Scoreboar d 630 The Blue Angels 700 Ensign OToole 730 Walt Disneys Wonderful

World of Color (Color) 830 Car 54 Where Are You 900 Danny Kaye 1000 Dinah Shore (Color) 11 00 Channel 2 News 1115 Stoney Burke

1 80 At Home With Aileen 2 00 The Merv Griffin Show (C olor) 2 55 NBC News 300 Loretts Young Theater 3 30 Young Dr Malone 4 00 Make Room F or Daddy 480 Here s Hollywood 5 00 Popeye Andhis Pals 600 The Pioneers 630 Channel 2 News 640 sports Report 45 HunUey Brinkley Report 7 00 Im Dickens Hes F enster 7 30 Its A Mans World 830 Going My Way 93 0 The P r ice Is Right (Color ) 1000 CombiLt 11 00 ABC News F inal 11 10 Channe l 2 News-Weather-Sports 11 30 The Tonight Show (Color)

TUESDAY NOVEJmER 13 1962 600 Continental Classroom

Atomic Age Physics 630 Continental ClulIIoom

American Government (C olor) 700 Today 725 News 730 Today 825 News 830 Today 900 Mason Mutt Pres ents 9 30 Al Aleen 1000 Say When 1~ 25 NBC News 1030 P lay You- Hunch (C olor) 11 00 The Price Is Right (Color ) 11 30 Concentration 12 00 Your Firat Impression (Color) 12 30 Truth or Consequences 1255 NBC Newa Day Report 100 Yours F or A Sonashy

130 At Home With Aileen 200 The Merv Griffin Show (Color) 255 NBC News 300 L onttll Young theatre 330 Young Dr Malone 400 Make Room For Daddy 430 Here a Hollywood 500 Popeye and HIs Pals 600 The Deputy 6 30 Channel 2 News 8 40 Sports Report 645 HunUey Brinkley Report 7 00 Donna Reed Show 7 80 Laramie (Color) 830 E mpire (Color) 980 Di ck Powell Show 1 030 Dragnet 11 00 ABC News F lnsl 1110 Channel 2 NeWB -Weatber-Sporta U 30 The Tonight Show (Color)

Every day is Christmas s o i t s eems to me

Every days a bleSSing that I walk with thee

Life is pretty special seek and you shall find

Knock and He will open if you arent too blind

Though i t may be raining sunbeams will shine through

To gladden every weary soul along the avenue

Why not put your hand out friend and foe the same

Does it r eally matter tbe person or his name

We were meant to prove ourselves

ever y task a trial Every day is special

when we s top to smile By Elizabeth Roberts

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mR8DAY NOVEMBER 8 1962 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1962 OpdDoor Z30 HOWleparty 720 open Door 300 WllllOllalre Farm Reporter 300 Miillooamp1re 725 Farm Reporter 330 To Tell The lruth Collee of the Air 330 To Tel The Truth 7 30 Co11egeof the Atr 355 CBS News Captain KaDgaroo 365 CBB News 800 CaptaiD Kangaroo 400 Seeret Storm Love of MIke 400 The Secret Storm 900 Love of MIke 430 Edge of Night

WEDNE SDAYJACk LaLanne 430 Edge ot Night 915 Jack LaLanne 5 00 Bozo Tho C lown 500 Bozo The C lown 945 Love at MIke 6l0 Country Caravan Ayuda Cl ub 800 Oule and Harrlet 1000 Calendar 6 30 Yogi Bear 630 )lr Ed 1030 Tellnessee ErnIe F d 700 News al Seven 700 New At Seven 1100 The Real McCoys 710 Sports Wlltes THURSDAY 710 Sports BIlltes 11 30 Pete GladYIJ 715 Walter crOnkite

Katahdin Coin Club will mE715 Walter Cronkte 1200 Love of LIfe 730 Loretta YoUDg 730 My Thre Sona 1225 CBS News 800 Lloyd Bridges at the Dover Methodis t hur

CBB News 800 Porry MAson 1230 Search For Tomorr 830 Red Skelton at 730 0 Seuch For Tomorrow 900 The Nunes 1245 Guiding Light Jack Belll1Y OuidJag Lliht 1000 Alfred Hitchcock 100 Jane Wyman oore The Women s Auxi liaryuIme wyun Show 11 00 News at E leven 130 A1J The Wor ld lInnB 1100 News a t El even

Joseph s E iscopalChurchu The World TumB ll16 Weather Show 00 Fassword 1116 Weather Show Puaword 1120 Sparta Final 2 30 Houseparty 11 20 ~orte Final meet at the home of Mrs E ltY NOVEMBER 9 1962 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1962 BradeenOpen Door 330 0 Tell The Trutll 720 Open Door 33 0 To Tell The Truth hrm Reporter 365 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News Jaycee Mee ting CoUeie of the Air 400 Secret SlOrm 730 College of he Air 400 Seoret Storm Captain Kangaroo 4S0 Edge of Night 8 00 Captain Kaagaroo 430 Edge of Night Love of J41ke 500 Bozo The Clown 900 Love of MIke 000 Bozo The C lown FRIDAY Jack LaLIUIIlO 600 George Hale Sports 915 Jack LoLaJIIle 6 00 All AmtI1lca Wuta to Koow P i s cataquis Lodge Jf44 ALove oM1ke 630 Password 9 45 Love of MIke 830 Our Man Higgins

Calendar 700 News Al Seven 1000 Calendar 700 News at BeVetl ampAM o Tennessee Ernle Ford 710 Sport HlUtes 1030 Tennessee Ernie F ord 710 Sporta HUltes

The R91 McCoys 715 Walter Cronldte News 1100 The Real MeCoys 715 Walter Cronklte Pe 6 Qladya 730 Rawhlde 11 30 P ete G1adys 730 CBS Reports SATURDAY Love of Ufe 830 Naked City 1200 Love at ute 8 00 Univer sity of Maille Jay-Teen Center 7 30-11 Guldq LIght 9 30 77 SWlBet Strip 1225 CBS News 830 Dobie GllUs

World Turn8 1030 Eye WItness 1230 Search For Tomorrow 9 00 Beverly Hlllblllle s The MethodistYouth Fell)ll 00 News lit Eleven l2 45 GWJI1ng Light 930 Dlck Van Dyke U15 Weathu Show 100 Jane Wyman 10 00 U S Stee l Hour ship of Milo li ll hold a

onalre 1120 Spons llllal 130 AB The Wor ld TUrns Marriage Marks the SPal on Saturday sale No ernc 200 Password 11 00 News at Elevenbull -BDAY NOVElIBER 10 1962 ll 26 Top Star Bow ling 2 30 HOWieparty 1116 Weather Show lOth a t the office of the B a

Car1ooII Capers 400 SIty K1ng 300 Mllllooamp1re 11 20 Sporta Flnal

BUIIllJ 430 Studio City Bl1IKIataud gor- Hydro Electr ic Compan captampfu Kangaroo D30 Twentleth Century

rtn Show 6 00 Bud Leavitt SUNDAY 030 TBA

730 Jaclde Gleason Church 830 Godfrey In Hollywood 930 Have Gun 1000 Gunsmoke MONDAY 1100 Channel 6 News Aldworth Chapte r 39 O E1115 Gallaut Men

nsulated Vests 5150 TUESDAY 600 Amateur Hour

WSCS WorkDay530 College Bawn 6 00 Wagoa Tram Neoteric Club700 1-1Bale Milo Sport Shop

_ amp Unto My Feet 730 Dennis The MMace Loollt Up and Live 00 Ed Sulllvan

Camera Three 900 The Real McCoye Tba 15 The ille 930 True Thearer Big Pleture 1000 Candid Comer a

_ The Cballange of Change 1030 WhAt8 My LIne Au Yow Doctor 1100 Ene iltgtlUeld Shop Your

1115 ~aml News

230 Houaepar ed g White300 Milllollllire 330 To TeU The Truth 355 CBS News bull 400 Seeret SlOrm 430 Edge of Night Store In Milo 000 Bozo The C IOWll

600 Yolr Excbange 100 News at Seven 110 Sporta Hill1es 115 Waller Cronkite 780 To Tell The Truth r s 800 Ive Got A Secr e t 830 The LuCy Show 900 Danny Thomas 930 An4Y Qr1f1l th 1000 Bell Cuey s trarUOO Newlt at Eleven 11lIi WeatMr Show U 20 SPorts Fl nal

WEEKLY SPECIALS plus SampH GREEN STAMPS

Chmmel 5

mR8DAY NOVEMBER 8 1962 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1962 OpdDoor Z30 HOWleparty 720 open Door 300 WllllOllalre Farm Reporter 300 Miillooamp1re 725 Farm Reporter 330 To Tell The lruth Collee of the Air 330 To Tel The Truth 7 30 Co11egeof the Atr 355 CBS News Captain KaDgaroo 365 CBB News 800 CaptaiD Kangaroo 400 Seeret Storm Love of MIke 400 The Secret Storm 900 Love of MIke 430 Edge of Night

WEDNE SDAYJACk LaLanne 430 Edge ot Night 915 Jack LaLanne 5 00 Bozo Tho C lown 500 Bozo The C lown 945 Love at MIke 6l0 Country Caravan Ayuda Cl ub 800 Oule and Harrlet 1000 Calendar 6 30 Yogi Bear 630 )lr Ed 1030 Tellnessee ErnIe F d 700 News al Seven 700 New At Seven 1100 The Real McCoys 710 Sports Wlltes THURSDAY 710 Sports BIlltes 11 30 Pete GladYIJ 715 Walter crOnkite

Katahdin Coin Club will mE715 Walter Cronkte 1200 Love of LIfe 730 Loretta YoUDg 730 My Thre Sona 1225 CBS News 800 Lloyd Bridges at the Dover Methodis t hur

CBB News 800 Porry MAson 1230 Search For Tomorr 830 Red Skelton at 730 0 Seuch For Tomorrow 900 The Nunes 1245 Guiding Light Jack Belll1Y OuidJag Lliht 1000 Alfred Hitchcock 100 Jane Wyman oore The Women s Auxi liaryuIme wyun Show 11 00 News at E leven 130 A1J The Wor ld lInnB 1100 News a t El even

Joseph s E iscopalChurchu The World TumB ll16 Weather Show 00 Fassword 1116 Weather Show Puaword 1120 Sparta Final 2 30 Houseparty 11 20 ~orte Final meet at the home of Mrs E ltY NOVEMBER 9 1962 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1962 BradeenOpen Door 330 0 Tell The Trutll 720 Open Door 33 0 To Tell The Truth hrm Reporter 365 CBS News 725 Farm Reporter 355 CBS News Jaycee Mee ting CoUeie of the Air 400 Secret SlOrm 730 College of he Air 400 Seoret Storm Captain Kangaroo 4S0 Edge of Night 8 00 Captain Kaagaroo 430 Edge of Night Love of J41ke 500 Bozo The Clown 900 Love of MIke 000 Bozo The C lown FRIDAY Jack LaLIUIIlO 600 George Hale Sports 915 Jack LoLaJIIle 6 00 All AmtI1lca Wuta to Koow P i s cataquis Lodge Jf44 ALove oM1ke 630 Password 9 45 Love of MIke 830 Our Man Higgins

Calendar 700 News Al Seven 1000 Calendar 700 News at BeVetl ampAM o Tennessee Ernle Ford 710 Sport HlUtes 1030 Tennessee Ernie F ord 710 Sporta HUltes

The R91 McCoys 715 Walter Cronldte News 1100 The Real MeCoys 715 Walter Cronklte Pe 6 Qladya 730 Rawhlde 11 30 P ete G1adys 730 CBS Reports SATURDAY Love of Ufe 830 Naked City 1200 Love at ute 8 00 Univer sity of Maille Jay-Teen Center 7 30-11 Guldq LIght 9 30 77 SWlBet Strip 1225 CBS News 830 Dobie GllUs

World Turn8 1030 Eye WItness 1230 Search For Tomorrow 9 00 Beverly Hlllblllle s The MethodistYouth Fell)ll 00 News lit Eleven l2 45 GWJI1ng Light 930 Dlck Van Dyke U15 Weathu Show 100 Jane Wyman 10 00 U S Stee l Hour ship of Milo li ll hold a

onalre 1120 Spons llllal 130 AB The Wor ld TUrns Marriage Marks the SPal on Saturday sale No ernc 200 Password 11 00 News at Elevenbull -BDAY NOVElIBER 10 1962 ll 26 Top Star Bow ling 2 30 HOWieparty 1116 Weather Show lOth a t the office of the B a

Car1ooII Capers 400 SIty K1ng 300 Mllllooamp1re 11 20 Sporta Flnal

BUIIllJ 430 Studio City Bl1IKIataud gor- Hydro Electr ic Compan captampfu Kangaroo D30 Twentleth Century

rtn Show 6 00 Bud Leavitt SUNDAY 030 TBA

730 Jaclde Gleason Church 830 Godfrey In Hollywood 930 Have Gun 1000 Gunsmoke MONDAY 1100 Channel 6 News Aldworth Chapte r 39 O E1115 Gallaut Men

nsulated Vests 5150 TUESDAY 600 Amateur Hour

WSCS WorkDay530 College Bawn 6 00 Wagoa Tram Neoteric Club700 1-1Bale Milo Sport Shop

_ amp Unto My Feet 730 Dennis The MMace Loollt Up and Live 00 Ed Sulllvan

Camera Three 900 The Real McCoye Tba 15 The ille 930 True Thearer Big Pleture 1000 Candid Comer a

_ The Cballange of Change 1030 WhAt8 My LIne Au Yow Doctor 1100 Ene iltgtlUeld Shop Your

1115 ~aml News

230 Houaepar ed g White300 Milllollllire 330 To TeU The Truth 355 CBS News bull 400 Seeret SlOrm 430 Edge of Night Store In Milo 000 Bozo The C IOWll

600 Yolr Excbange 100 News at Seven 110 Sporta Hill1es 115 Waller Cronkite 780 To Tell The Truth r s 800 Ive Got A Secr e t 830 The LuCy Show 900 Danny Thomas 930 An4Y Qr1f1l th 1000 Bell Cuey s trarUOO Newlt at Eleven 11lIi WeatMr Show U 20 SPorts Fl nal

WEEKLY SPECIALS plus SampH GREEN STAMPS