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2 made its parting known to all in one of the worst snow s of the las t century Snow f 11 was reported to be approxshy

lyfor ty inches with drifts up to ten feet Roads and s tree ts (lo~ed as snow re moval c rews struggled Lo clear s ingle

- and to find some place to rut the snow The storm star ted day night and snow fell steadily unti l late Sunday night

~h winds s wept the light flakes into hugh drifts parked au tos _ buri d walks and driveways were filled deaths in the area were repor t d a caused by the storm

ilo boys Paul Grindell arry Doble Sleve Hamlin Dwight Clark nearly had a helicopter ride r om their isolatshy

t Mud Pond but they hiked through the snow before achine reached them from Dow Field and Mrs Robert Hathorn of Meillord were n1arooned in

rautonear Corinna with his fathe rOD theirreturnrrotnMass shySbe sullered frostbitten legs and he frozen ears requirshy

doctors treatment el oil trucks worked long hard hour s trying to s pply bomes necessary heat Flash Long mad tr ps n a snow cat

rice burners and he and Pete Horne made a difficult night er to the Town Crier shop in ti me to pre ent a froz en heatshy

tern Our Thanks e_ yone owning a tractor or plow vas iept busy ha L uld

ve done without them Earl Sharrow did TWO sno r eshyiobs on your edi tors dr iveway clearinomiddot was still in full swing 1Vednesday ight and i t

nke we ks before the job is co pleted Last weather le shyadvises another fall of 8 to 10 inches on the lay LET US

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Electrolux Corporation of 104 Ha mmond St Bangor desires a full time dependable neat appearing man for Milo and Vicinity Car helpful Contact personnel manager at above address

F OR SALE Combination Oil and Electric

white stove automatic Very Reasonable George Black River Road Derby

WANTED TO BUY B M M Movie Projector call WI 3-7309

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COMING EVENTS

Friday

Rabonni Chapter Jct - Corinna game Milo plays at Blue Hill

Saturday

Jay-Teen Jim Winters dance

Sunday

Church

Monday

PTA

Tuesday

Neoteric Club

Wednesday

Alum ni Ass ociation

INSIDE CAR WASH

Arnold s ESSO STATION

P hone WI 3 - 22 06

Large CPR Turntable pit at Brovnvilie Jct required tr WeI

amount of snow removal

Jordan Spreader clears Rail Yard in Je t

CP Cr ew c lears station lot

Vony the critic will call it goodfl Conglolneration 0J ~)O f Jj Death comes with a cr awl or it comes wi th a pounce

nd whether be s slow or spry It isn t the fact that youre dead that countsBy Neill Robertson

But only how did you di e ad habitis like a bald head you never expected to have one t sneaked up on you You really didnt want it and you were bull e ashamed of it but you kind of got used to it until the time E when you wouldnt part with it for all the world an across some smart sayings one day in a store in Connecti shy

If they dont happen to be old to you you might enjoy them ~l m ake it difficult when wi th a little effort you can make it s ib le

bull e you helping with the solution or becoming part of the pro-n

ike to compliment you on your work when do you start -essed are the parents who see their children as they really tOO praise or correct them accordingly

an ex Railroad man I thought any who had never heard this might get a laugh -eerns there had been a crossing accident and the case came ~ore the court There was the usual witnesses with the 5 examining and the case finally seriously involved the old ed cr ossing tender and he was under stiff cross examinashy The Attorneys for the railroad put questions to him swift ~ J m e point and old Mose answered them straight forwardly aout the last of the questioning they asked him Mose are

o-e dead sure you had your lanterns on the crossing gates answered unhesitatingly and said Oh yazzir dey sure

They finally got through and the Railroad rested their JDd the Company was congratulating Mose for his fine testi shyJcn the witness stand and when things calmed down and the -oom was emptying old Mose was receiving congratulations c5 testimony especially when they were talking about the

middotat bad to do with his lanterns being in place when Mose -1 5 ingly said Dats the only place I was scared I was i dey might think to ask me if the lanterns were li t

am to give you a poem this week which has something vital By Edmund Vance Cook As a closing thought to go with

This car was shoveled out enough to move roof does not hinder m aneuverability

New England Tel and Tel employees use snow cat to tr ans generator to Williamsburg substation

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HOW DID YOU DIE By Edmund Vance Cooke

Did you tackle tbe trouble that came your way With a resolute heart and cheerful

Or hide your face from the light of day With a craven soul and fearful

Oh a troubles a ton or troubles an ounce Or a trouble is what you make it

And it isnt the fact that youre hurt that counts But only how did you take it

You are beaten to earth Well well whats that Come up with a smiling face

I t s nothing against you to fall down flat But to lie there - thats disgrace

The harder youre thrown why the higher you bounce Be proud of your blackened eye

It isnt the fact that youre licked that counts But how did you figh t - and why

And though you be done to the death what then If you battled the best you could

If vuu played your part in the orld of m en

vVe thought vuu m igh t lw interes ted in thi s pO(11 ~lb[)U l th t (II

br idge that s tooe whe fl Rhodt s b ridge is now The au th I (

this poem Shcrman Willev lived on the PLclsa nt Ril Ioac and e are told he now lives with his dlUghlcI in Bang-or

~ Accordino to some or our nldel citizens the o ld covcred p

lo s rcploced b~l the pr csc nt co ncrete st ructurc short li te 19~ t

L -YEST IN YOlJR

HEALTH atulally no one

-ll1ts to be ill nor does anyone like the exshypense that goes wi th H The chances ar e that ~he money you spend on J prescription would ~ ~3 e been spent on ~omething you wanted such as a new hat a Do tt le of perfume or a Jox of c andy However _hose things have no a lue unless you have Jle good health to enjoy ile ro Your good health s your most valuable

os sess ion The price ou pay for a prescrip shyion is an investment in ow health -- an inshyestment in your future

ell -being For this eason the prescripshy

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~oc tor and carefully lled to exacting specishy-cations by your pharshy

ac is t is the biggest oargain in your home

Druggist hopes are in the bes t of

ealth but they wish re mind you that when

11ness comes the few ol1ar s you spend hav shy

C1 a pr escription filled - ri ng you more power-

more effective llugs to restor e your

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The Passing Of L Iilo s Toll Bridge By Sherman E Willey

Milo Maine In a little town of )Tilo

lIeaning lilo up in )Iaine Theres an old Toll Bridge a standing

And its passing now is plain In its many years of service

It has borne a mighty strain For the grand old folks of Vlilo

Up in Maine

It was b uilt acros s the highway Oer Piscataquis s urgi ng stream

To accommodate a tr aveer Double hitch or s ingle team

And n o doubt i ts countless thousands That have passed in thru its cloor

And have left their dust~ foot-print On its worn old p lanken floor

You are nothing but a quaint Old Covered Bridge

It was built bout eighteen-fifty By a man named Orman Brmvn

Who was then a hearty me mber Of this good old native town

Its been washed by many waters And withs tood the ildes t storm

And tvas many times reported That its massive bulk was gone

Oh l its only just a grand Old Covered Bridge

It has given the best of service Through its many many years

And has been a silent witness To the peoples doubts and fears

It has en both joy and sorrow And heard m any lusty cheers

And perhaps some lone ly wanderer Has besprinkled it wi th tears

You ar e on1 just a good Old Covered Bridge

In the days before the railroad Tn those good old days of yore

Twas her gr eat massive timbers Held up 111any tons of ar e

That was taken to the [oundry Where the s melter never s h ~ks

From the d ustry r agged mountain At Ka tahdi n Iron Wor ks

You are nothing but a grand ~ t-I r ______-I D _A-shy

It still holds a wor ld of chains In the shelter of its llms

To protec t us from the b ias t Bound for selvice till the las t

Tho its sides are old and worn And are battered cl a ked and torn

Yet it shields us from the storms And the coldest heart it warms

Tho it s nothing but a worn Old Covered Bridge

But its timbers now are rotting Where it rests upon the pie r

And its oH m through its framework Creeps a sudden shock of fear

That it cannot stand much longer In lifes work to do its share

For the grand and good old people Vho with kindness placed it tere

It is only just a worn out Old Covered Bridge

When some form of earthly structure On the way of time takes flight

With long years of daily service And was faithful s ti ll at night

I have heard that theres a legend Tho its old its ever ne

You are sure to be unwelcome When the world gets through with you

Tho Yffi re simply just a plain Old Covered Bridge

There s a t ime in this creation You will find among the best

That they harbor a queen notion That therell come a time of rest

Theres a mighty consolation Or at last thats what I judge

When you give the best thats in you Tho your e nothing but a plain

Old Covered Bridge

As the old bridge nears its end Like the passing of a friend

It will not be a surprise If a tear dr p dims your eyes

It will never make a difference Therell be no one there to judge

For its only jus t the pass ing of a worn Old Covered Bridge

BUY FROM THE MA WHO ADVER TISES t

By UUYBAILBY

Panthers Take Alumni

SOMETHING F OR THE KIDS

Bailey Briefings Milo and Jc t resume play

Friday night -- Panthers inshyvade Blue Hill while BJHS hosts Corinna -- then Saturshyday Milo plays Double L F or t Kent - at horne -- while He rmon and Jct play in the Roundhouse -- the two teams will then be idle until Friday the 11th -- Joe Paul JIm Lashyrouche Dick Moore and Bob Gros s looked r eal good for the Alumni during the MIlS-Alumni game -- Joe P aul was high for the has - beens with 21 --shyBob Tuckey N Y Giants failed to come thru Sunday - - Y A Little was rushed so much that most of his passes wer e off target -- Bangor got another beat ing las t week when Westshybrook eased pas t the m -- Wes tshybrook i s about number 2 in Western Maine -- Bob Gross and Mor t Hamlin were b oth assigned Pete Webb duri ng the Alumni game and they both slid that they couldn t s top him - -Brownville Jct Milo and Mt Desert look like the teams to bea t in Class M -- Class R is still a little mixed uP but as

far as I c an Bee A C 1 of Mars Hill is still tops with Orono Bar Harbor Ellswor th Greenville Schenck and Matshytanawcook c lose on her heals -- Sher man supposedly has the best team up there that it has hadin a long time -- Stearns Caribou Bapst Brewer and

Bangor look like tops inClas LV as of this writing --~ Class S is anyones guess shyPittsburghs new hockey team the Hornets won 9 games las year and lost 66 - --- ---- P RE DICTIONS Milo over Blu Hill68-62 Milo over Fort Ken 77-51 Jct over Cor inna 65-~ Jct over Hermon 61-49 --- Thats it -- - - - -shy

See us about your printing needs Envelopes letter heads forms advertis shying m aterial We have a couple of good ideas for GROCERY STORE Advertising just waiting to be used

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middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

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Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

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Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

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355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

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woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

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8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

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THE TOWN CRIER 1s published each Thursday evening by the Milo Printing Company We hope to be of help to the citizens of the towns in our covershyage through NEWS INFORMATION AND LOWPRICshyED ADVERTISING

We accep t no financial responsibility for errors in advertising but will gladly print corr ections

Copies of mostphotos appearing in THE TOWN CRI shyER may be obtained through our office If you have new or available photos of any sort we

urge you to call or drop in Deadline will be Monday Noon but we would appreciate copy received earlier in the week

Classified ads 50 cent minimum including up to 12 words 3 cents for each additional word Display ad space by the column inch

John and Joanne Brigham - Editors

94J-2622 with NEWS ITEMS 943-7384 for AD SPCE

If you want to BUY SELL RENT or SWAP try Town Crier Classified

Electrolux Corporation of 104 Ha mmond St Bangor desires a full time dependable neat appearing man for Milo and Vicinity Car helpful Contact personnel manager at above address

F OR SALE Combination Oil and Electric

white stove automatic Very Reasonable George Black River Road Derby

WANTED TO BUY B M M Movie Projector call WI 3-7309

The LA~O

To See James l L add

For Homeowners and Auto Policies

Prompt Claim Se rviCe

P hone WI 3-8831

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COMING EVENTS

Friday

Rabonni Chapter Jct - Corinna game Milo plays at Blue Hill

Saturday

Jay-Teen Jim Winters dance

Sunday

Church

Monday

PTA

Tuesday

Neoteric Club

Wednesday

Alum ni Ass ociation

INSIDE CAR WASH

Arnold s ESSO STATION

P hone WI 3 - 22 06

Large CPR Turntable pit at Brovnvilie Jct required tr WeI

amount of snow removal

Jordan Spreader clears Rail Yard in Je t

CP Cr ew c lears station lot

Vony the critic will call it goodfl Conglolneration 0J ~)O f Jj Death comes with a cr awl or it comes wi th a pounce

nd whether be s slow or spry It isn t the fact that youre dead that countsBy Neill Robertson

But only how did you di e ad habitis like a bald head you never expected to have one t sneaked up on you You really didnt want it and you were bull e ashamed of it but you kind of got used to it until the time E when you wouldnt part with it for all the world an across some smart sayings one day in a store in Connecti shy

If they dont happen to be old to you you might enjoy them ~l m ake it difficult when wi th a little effort you can make it s ib le

bull e you helping with the solution or becoming part of the pro-n

ike to compliment you on your work when do you start -essed are the parents who see their children as they really tOO praise or correct them accordingly

an ex Railroad man I thought any who had never heard this might get a laugh -eerns there had been a crossing accident and the case came ~ore the court There was the usual witnesses with the 5 examining and the case finally seriously involved the old ed cr ossing tender and he was under stiff cross examinashy The Attorneys for the railroad put questions to him swift ~ J m e point and old Mose answered them straight forwardly aout the last of the questioning they asked him Mose are

o-e dead sure you had your lanterns on the crossing gates answered unhesitatingly and said Oh yazzir dey sure

They finally got through and the Railroad rested their JDd the Company was congratulating Mose for his fine testi shyJcn the witness stand and when things calmed down and the -oom was emptying old Mose was receiving congratulations c5 testimony especially when they were talking about the

middotat bad to do with his lanterns being in place when Mose -1 5 ingly said Dats the only place I was scared I was i dey might think to ask me if the lanterns were li t

am to give you a poem this week which has something vital By Edmund Vance Cook As a closing thought to go with

This car was shoveled out enough to move roof does not hinder m aneuverability

New England Tel and Tel employees use snow cat to tr ans generator to Williamsburg substation

-( jr ~ S tedt4 f f ~

I I I I ~ bull

~ISptee 5M 63 - f J - I

1 ~ A 1( (

OD e 161 01 s~its values Up 10$650 A $2995- 4 h eac

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~ shy shy f Mens slac)(s yalu~s up to $2000

$~ 95 pairULLEI

~otation from Milton o h is the golden key that opens the palace of eternity

HOW DID YOU DIE By Edmund Vance Cooke

Did you tackle tbe trouble that came your way With a resolute heart and cheerful

Or hide your face from the light of day With a craven soul and fearful

Oh a troubles a ton or troubles an ounce Or a trouble is what you make it

And it isnt the fact that youre hurt that counts But only how did you take it

You are beaten to earth Well well whats that Come up with a smiling face

I t s nothing against you to fall down flat But to lie there - thats disgrace

The harder youre thrown why the higher you bounce Be proud of your blackened eye

It isnt the fact that youre licked that counts But how did you figh t - and why

And though you be done to the death what then If you battled the best you could

If vuu played your part in the orld of m en

vVe thought vuu m igh t lw interes ted in thi s pO(11 ~lb[)U l th t (II

br idge that s tooe whe fl Rhodt s b ridge is now The au th I (

this poem Shcrman Willev lived on the PLclsa nt Ril Ioac and e are told he now lives with his dlUghlcI in Bang-or

~ Accordino to some or our nldel citizens the o ld covcred p

lo s rcploced b~l the pr csc nt co ncrete st ructurc short li te 19~ t

L -YEST IN YOlJR

HEALTH atulally no one

-ll1ts to be ill nor does anyone like the exshypense that goes wi th H The chances ar e that ~he money you spend on J prescription would ~ ~3 e been spent on ~omething you wanted such as a new hat a Do tt le of perfume or a Jox of c andy However _hose things have no a lue unless you have Jle good health to enjoy ile ro Your good health s your most valuable

os sess ion The price ou pay for a prescrip shyion is an investment in ow health -- an inshyestment in your future

ell -being For this eason the prescripshy

on wri tten out by your

_

Your ou

_

11

~oc tor and carefully lled to exacting specishy-cations by your pharshy

ac is t is the biggest oargain in your home

Druggist hopes are in the bes t of

ealth but they wish re mind you that when

11ness comes the few ol1ar s you spend hav shy

C1 a pr escription filled - ri ng you more power-

more effective llugs to restor e your

a lth

aggetts Pharmacy

Ca l - Sta rted at All Hours

by CROSBY S

~

Ziv 6tit )J-1iN If

The Passing Of L Iilo s Toll Bridge By Sherman E Willey

Milo Maine In a little town of )Tilo

lIeaning lilo up in )Iaine Theres an old Toll Bridge a standing

And its passing now is plain In its many years of service

It has borne a mighty strain For the grand old folks of Vlilo

Up in Maine

It was b uilt acros s the highway Oer Piscataquis s urgi ng stream

To accommodate a tr aveer Double hitch or s ingle team

And n o doubt i ts countless thousands That have passed in thru its cloor

And have left their dust~ foot-print On its worn old p lanken floor

You are nothing but a quaint Old Covered Bridge

It was built bout eighteen-fifty By a man named Orman Brmvn

Who was then a hearty me mber Of this good old native town

Its been washed by many waters And withs tood the ildes t storm

And tvas many times reported That its massive bulk was gone

Oh l its only just a grand Old Covered Bridge

It has given the best of service Through its many many years

And has been a silent witness To the peoples doubts and fears

It has en both joy and sorrow And heard m any lusty cheers

And perhaps some lone ly wanderer Has besprinkled it wi th tears

You ar e on1 just a good Old Covered Bridge

In the days before the railroad Tn those good old days of yore

Twas her gr eat massive timbers Held up 111any tons of ar e

That was taken to the [oundry Where the s melter never s h ~ks

From the d ustry r agged mountain At Ka tahdi n Iron Wor ks

You are nothing but a grand ~ t-I r ______-I D _A-shy

It still holds a wor ld of chains In the shelter of its llms

To protec t us from the b ias t Bound for selvice till the las t

Tho its sides are old and worn And are battered cl a ked and torn

Yet it shields us from the storms And the coldest heart it warms

Tho it s nothing but a worn Old Covered Bridge

But its timbers now are rotting Where it rests upon the pie r

And its oH m through its framework Creeps a sudden shock of fear

That it cannot stand much longer In lifes work to do its share

For the grand and good old people Vho with kindness placed it tere

It is only just a worn out Old Covered Bridge

When some form of earthly structure On the way of time takes flight

With long years of daily service And was faithful s ti ll at night

I have heard that theres a legend Tho its old its ever ne

You are sure to be unwelcome When the world gets through with you

Tho Yffi re simply just a plain Old Covered Bridge

There s a t ime in this creation You will find among the best

That they harbor a queen notion That therell come a time of rest

Theres a mighty consolation Or at last thats what I judge

When you give the best thats in you Tho your e nothing but a plain

Old Covered Bridge

As the old bridge nears its end Like the passing of a friend

It will not be a surprise If a tear dr p dims your eyes

It will never make a difference Therell be no one there to judge

For its only jus t the pass ing of a worn Old Covered Bridge

BUY FROM THE MA WHO ADVER TISES t

By UUYBAILBY

Panthers Take Alumni

SOMETHING F OR THE KIDS

Bailey Briefings Milo and Jc t resume play

Friday night -- Panthers inshyvade Blue Hill while BJHS hosts Corinna -- then Saturshyday Milo plays Double L F or t Kent - at horne -- while He rmon and Jct play in the Roundhouse -- the two teams will then be idle until Friday the 11th -- Joe Paul JIm Lashyrouche Dick Moore and Bob Gros s looked r eal good for the Alumni during the MIlS-Alumni game -- Joe P aul was high for the has - beens with 21 --shyBob Tuckey N Y Giants failed to come thru Sunday - - Y A Little was rushed so much that most of his passes wer e off target -- Bangor got another beat ing las t week when Westshybrook eased pas t the m -- Wes tshybrook i s about number 2 in Western Maine -- Bob Gross and Mor t Hamlin were b oth assigned Pete Webb duri ng the Alumni game and they both slid that they couldn t s top him - -Brownville Jct Milo and Mt Desert look like the teams to bea t in Class M -- Class R is still a little mixed uP but as

far as I c an Bee A C 1 of Mars Hill is still tops with Orono Bar Harbor Ellswor th Greenville Schenck and Matshytanawcook c lose on her heals -- Sher man supposedly has the best team up there that it has hadin a long time -- Stearns Caribou Bapst Brewer and

Bangor look like tops inClas LV as of this writing --~ Class S is anyones guess shyPittsburghs new hockey team the Hornets won 9 games las year and lost 66 - --- ---- P RE DICTIONS Milo over Blu Hill68-62 Milo over Fort Ken 77-51 Jct over Cor inna 65-~ Jct over Hermon 61-49 --- Thats it -- - - - -shy

See us about your printing needs Envelopes letter heads forms advertis shying m aterial We have a couple of good ideas for GROCERY STORE Advertising just waiting to be used

MILO P Rn-lTlNG COMPoNY

_____________

CROSB YS ha Vff

IGNITION PARTS

for all popular cars

middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

I ean te ll bV FE EL

_

Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

Ha

woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

JIM VINTERS Milo Town HaH

8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

jIilo J -C s

Vony the critic will call it goodfl Conglolneration 0J ~)O f Jj Death comes with a cr awl or it comes wi th a pounce

nd whether be s slow or spry It isn t the fact that youre dead that countsBy Neill Robertson

But only how did you di e ad habitis like a bald head you never expected to have one t sneaked up on you You really didnt want it and you were bull e ashamed of it but you kind of got used to it until the time E when you wouldnt part with it for all the world an across some smart sayings one day in a store in Connecti shy

If they dont happen to be old to you you might enjoy them ~l m ake it difficult when wi th a little effort you can make it s ib le

bull e you helping with the solution or becoming part of the pro-n

ike to compliment you on your work when do you start -essed are the parents who see their children as they really tOO praise or correct them accordingly

an ex Railroad man I thought any who had never heard this might get a laugh -eerns there had been a crossing accident and the case came ~ore the court There was the usual witnesses with the 5 examining and the case finally seriously involved the old ed cr ossing tender and he was under stiff cross examinashy The Attorneys for the railroad put questions to him swift ~ J m e point and old Mose answered them straight forwardly aout the last of the questioning they asked him Mose are

o-e dead sure you had your lanterns on the crossing gates answered unhesitatingly and said Oh yazzir dey sure

They finally got through and the Railroad rested their JDd the Company was congratulating Mose for his fine testi shyJcn the witness stand and when things calmed down and the -oom was emptying old Mose was receiving congratulations c5 testimony especially when they were talking about the

middotat bad to do with his lanterns being in place when Mose -1 5 ingly said Dats the only place I was scared I was i dey might think to ask me if the lanterns were li t

am to give you a poem this week which has something vital By Edmund Vance Cook As a closing thought to go with

This car was shoveled out enough to move roof does not hinder m aneuverability

New England Tel and Tel employees use snow cat to tr ans generator to Williamsburg substation

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~otation from Milton o h is the golden key that opens the palace of eternity

HOW DID YOU DIE By Edmund Vance Cooke

Did you tackle tbe trouble that came your way With a resolute heart and cheerful

Or hide your face from the light of day With a craven soul and fearful

Oh a troubles a ton or troubles an ounce Or a trouble is what you make it

And it isnt the fact that youre hurt that counts But only how did you take it

You are beaten to earth Well well whats that Come up with a smiling face

I t s nothing against you to fall down flat But to lie there - thats disgrace

The harder youre thrown why the higher you bounce Be proud of your blackened eye

It isnt the fact that youre licked that counts But how did you figh t - and why

And though you be done to the death what then If you battled the best you could

If vuu played your part in the orld of m en

vVe thought vuu m igh t lw interes ted in thi s pO(11 ~lb[)U l th t (II

br idge that s tooe whe fl Rhodt s b ridge is now The au th I (

this poem Shcrman Willev lived on the PLclsa nt Ril Ioac and e are told he now lives with his dlUghlcI in Bang-or

~ Accordino to some or our nldel citizens the o ld covcred p

lo s rcploced b~l the pr csc nt co ncrete st ructurc short li te 19~ t

L -YEST IN YOlJR

HEALTH atulally no one

-ll1ts to be ill nor does anyone like the exshypense that goes wi th H The chances ar e that ~he money you spend on J prescription would ~ ~3 e been spent on ~omething you wanted such as a new hat a Do tt le of perfume or a Jox of c andy However _hose things have no a lue unless you have Jle good health to enjoy ile ro Your good health s your most valuable

os sess ion The price ou pay for a prescrip shyion is an investment in ow health -- an inshyestment in your future

ell -being For this eason the prescripshy

on wri tten out by your

_

Your ou

_

11

~oc tor and carefully lled to exacting specishy-cations by your pharshy

ac is t is the biggest oargain in your home

Druggist hopes are in the bes t of

ealth but they wish re mind you that when

11ness comes the few ol1ar s you spend hav shy

C1 a pr escription filled - ri ng you more power-

more effective llugs to restor e your

a lth

aggetts Pharmacy

Ca l - Sta rted at All Hours

by CROSBY S

~

Ziv 6tit )J-1iN If

The Passing Of L Iilo s Toll Bridge By Sherman E Willey

Milo Maine In a little town of )Tilo

lIeaning lilo up in )Iaine Theres an old Toll Bridge a standing

And its passing now is plain In its many years of service

It has borne a mighty strain For the grand old folks of Vlilo

Up in Maine

It was b uilt acros s the highway Oer Piscataquis s urgi ng stream

To accommodate a tr aveer Double hitch or s ingle team

And n o doubt i ts countless thousands That have passed in thru its cloor

And have left their dust~ foot-print On its worn old p lanken floor

You are nothing but a quaint Old Covered Bridge

It was built bout eighteen-fifty By a man named Orman Brmvn

Who was then a hearty me mber Of this good old native town

Its been washed by many waters And withs tood the ildes t storm

And tvas many times reported That its massive bulk was gone

Oh l its only just a grand Old Covered Bridge

It has given the best of service Through its many many years

And has been a silent witness To the peoples doubts and fears

It has en both joy and sorrow And heard m any lusty cheers

And perhaps some lone ly wanderer Has besprinkled it wi th tears

You ar e on1 just a good Old Covered Bridge

In the days before the railroad Tn those good old days of yore

Twas her gr eat massive timbers Held up 111any tons of ar e

That was taken to the [oundry Where the s melter never s h ~ks

From the d ustry r agged mountain At Ka tahdi n Iron Wor ks

You are nothing but a grand ~ t-I r ______-I D _A-shy

It still holds a wor ld of chains In the shelter of its llms

To protec t us from the b ias t Bound for selvice till the las t

Tho its sides are old and worn And are battered cl a ked and torn

Yet it shields us from the storms And the coldest heart it warms

Tho it s nothing but a worn Old Covered Bridge

But its timbers now are rotting Where it rests upon the pie r

And its oH m through its framework Creeps a sudden shock of fear

That it cannot stand much longer In lifes work to do its share

For the grand and good old people Vho with kindness placed it tere

It is only just a worn out Old Covered Bridge

When some form of earthly structure On the way of time takes flight

With long years of daily service And was faithful s ti ll at night

I have heard that theres a legend Tho its old its ever ne

You are sure to be unwelcome When the world gets through with you

Tho Yffi re simply just a plain Old Covered Bridge

There s a t ime in this creation You will find among the best

That they harbor a queen notion That therell come a time of rest

Theres a mighty consolation Or at last thats what I judge

When you give the best thats in you Tho your e nothing but a plain

Old Covered Bridge

As the old bridge nears its end Like the passing of a friend

It will not be a surprise If a tear dr p dims your eyes

It will never make a difference Therell be no one there to judge

For its only jus t the pass ing of a worn Old Covered Bridge

BUY FROM THE MA WHO ADVER TISES t

By UUYBAILBY

Panthers Take Alumni

SOMETHING F OR THE KIDS

Bailey Briefings Milo and Jc t resume play

Friday night -- Panthers inshyvade Blue Hill while BJHS hosts Corinna -- then Saturshyday Milo plays Double L F or t Kent - at horne -- while He rmon and Jct play in the Roundhouse -- the two teams will then be idle until Friday the 11th -- Joe Paul JIm Lashyrouche Dick Moore and Bob Gros s looked r eal good for the Alumni during the MIlS-Alumni game -- Joe P aul was high for the has - beens with 21 --shyBob Tuckey N Y Giants failed to come thru Sunday - - Y A Little was rushed so much that most of his passes wer e off target -- Bangor got another beat ing las t week when Westshybrook eased pas t the m -- Wes tshybrook i s about number 2 in Western Maine -- Bob Gross and Mor t Hamlin were b oth assigned Pete Webb duri ng the Alumni game and they both slid that they couldn t s top him - -Brownville Jct Milo and Mt Desert look like the teams to bea t in Class M -- Class R is still a little mixed uP but as

far as I c an Bee A C 1 of Mars Hill is still tops with Orono Bar Harbor Ellswor th Greenville Schenck and Matshytanawcook c lose on her heals -- Sher man supposedly has the best team up there that it has hadin a long time -- Stearns Caribou Bapst Brewer and

Bangor look like tops inClas LV as of this writing --~ Class S is anyones guess shyPittsburghs new hockey team the Hornets won 9 games las year and lost 66 - --- ---- P RE DICTIONS Milo over Blu Hill68-62 Milo over Fort Ken 77-51 Jct over Cor inna 65-~ Jct over Hermon 61-49 --- Thats it -- - - - -shy

See us about your printing needs Envelopes letter heads forms advertis shying m aterial We have a couple of good ideas for GROCERY STORE Advertising just waiting to be used

MILO P Rn-lTlNG COMPoNY

_____________

CROSB YS ha Vff

IGNITION PARTS

for all popular cars

middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

I ean te ll bV FE EL

_

Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

Ha

woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

JIM VINTERS Milo Town HaH

8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

jIilo J -C s

vVe thought vuu m igh t lw interes ted in thi s pO(11 ~lb[)U l th t (II

br idge that s tooe whe fl Rhodt s b ridge is now The au th I (

this poem Shcrman Willev lived on the PLclsa nt Ril Ioac and e are told he now lives with his dlUghlcI in Bang-or

~ Accordino to some or our nldel citizens the o ld covcred p

lo s rcploced b~l the pr csc nt co ncrete st ructurc short li te 19~ t

L -YEST IN YOlJR

HEALTH atulally no one

-ll1ts to be ill nor does anyone like the exshypense that goes wi th H The chances ar e that ~he money you spend on J prescription would ~ ~3 e been spent on ~omething you wanted such as a new hat a Do tt le of perfume or a Jox of c andy However _hose things have no a lue unless you have Jle good health to enjoy ile ro Your good health s your most valuable

os sess ion The price ou pay for a prescrip shyion is an investment in ow health -- an inshyestment in your future

ell -being For this eason the prescripshy

on wri tten out by your

_

Your ou

_

11

~oc tor and carefully lled to exacting specishy-cations by your pharshy

ac is t is the biggest oargain in your home

Druggist hopes are in the bes t of

ealth but they wish re mind you that when

11ness comes the few ol1ar s you spend hav shy

C1 a pr escription filled - ri ng you more power-

more effective llugs to restor e your

a lth

aggetts Pharmacy

Ca l - Sta rted at All Hours

by CROSBY S

~

Ziv 6tit )J-1iN If

The Passing Of L Iilo s Toll Bridge By Sherman E Willey

Milo Maine In a little town of )Tilo

lIeaning lilo up in )Iaine Theres an old Toll Bridge a standing

And its passing now is plain In its many years of service

It has borne a mighty strain For the grand old folks of Vlilo

Up in Maine

It was b uilt acros s the highway Oer Piscataquis s urgi ng stream

To accommodate a tr aveer Double hitch or s ingle team

And n o doubt i ts countless thousands That have passed in thru its cloor

And have left their dust~ foot-print On its worn old p lanken floor

You are nothing but a quaint Old Covered Bridge

It was built bout eighteen-fifty By a man named Orman Brmvn

Who was then a hearty me mber Of this good old native town

Its been washed by many waters And withs tood the ildes t storm

And tvas many times reported That its massive bulk was gone

Oh l its only just a grand Old Covered Bridge

It has given the best of service Through its many many years

And has been a silent witness To the peoples doubts and fears

It has en both joy and sorrow And heard m any lusty cheers

And perhaps some lone ly wanderer Has besprinkled it wi th tears

You ar e on1 just a good Old Covered Bridge

In the days before the railroad Tn those good old days of yore

Twas her gr eat massive timbers Held up 111any tons of ar e

That was taken to the [oundry Where the s melter never s h ~ks

From the d ustry r agged mountain At Ka tahdi n Iron Wor ks

You are nothing but a grand ~ t-I r ______-I D _A-shy

It still holds a wor ld of chains In the shelter of its llms

To protec t us from the b ias t Bound for selvice till the las t

Tho its sides are old and worn And are battered cl a ked and torn

Yet it shields us from the storms And the coldest heart it warms

Tho it s nothing but a worn Old Covered Bridge

But its timbers now are rotting Where it rests upon the pie r

And its oH m through its framework Creeps a sudden shock of fear

That it cannot stand much longer In lifes work to do its share

For the grand and good old people Vho with kindness placed it tere

It is only just a worn out Old Covered Bridge

When some form of earthly structure On the way of time takes flight

With long years of daily service And was faithful s ti ll at night

I have heard that theres a legend Tho its old its ever ne

You are sure to be unwelcome When the world gets through with you

Tho Yffi re simply just a plain Old Covered Bridge

There s a t ime in this creation You will find among the best

That they harbor a queen notion That therell come a time of rest

Theres a mighty consolation Or at last thats what I judge

When you give the best thats in you Tho your e nothing but a plain

Old Covered Bridge

As the old bridge nears its end Like the passing of a friend

It will not be a surprise If a tear dr p dims your eyes

It will never make a difference Therell be no one there to judge

For its only jus t the pass ing of a worn Old Covered Bridge

BUY FROM THE MA WHO ADVER TISES t

By UUYBAILBY

Panthers Take Alumni

SOMETHING F OR THE KIDS

Bailey Briefings Milo and Jc t resume play

Friday night -- Panthers inshyvade Blue Hill while BJHS hosts Corinna -- then Saturshyday Milo plays Double L F or t Kent - at horne -- while He rmon and Jct play in the Roundhouse -- the two teams will then be idle until Friday the 11th -- Joe Paul JIm Lashyrouche Dick Moore and Bob Gros s looked r eal good for the Alumni during the MIlS-Alumni game -- Joe P aul was high for the has - beens with 21 --shyBob Tuckey N Y Giants failed to come thru Sunday - - Y A Little was rushed so much that most of his passes wer e off target -- Bangor got another beat ing las t week when Westshybrook eased pas t the m -- Wes tshybrook i s about number 2 in Western Maine -- Bob Gross and Mor t Hamlin were b oth assigned Pete Webb duri ng the Alumni game and they both slid that they couldn t s top him - -Brownville Jct Milo and Mt Desert look like the teams to bea t in Class M -- Class R is still a little mixed uP but as

far as I c an Bee A C 1 of Mars Hill is still tops with Orono Bar Harbor Ellswor th Greenville Schenck and Matshytanawcook c lose on her heals -- Sher man supposedly has the best team up there that it has hadin a long time -- Stearns Caribou Bapst Brewer and

Bangor look like tops inClas LV as of this writing --~ Class S is anyones guess shyPittsburghs new hockey team the Hornets won 9 games las year and lost 66 - --- ---- P RE DICTIONS Milo over Blu Hill68-62 Milo over Fort Ken 77-51 Jct over Cor inna 65-~ Jct over Hermon 61-49 --- Thats it -- - - - -shy

See us about your printing needs Envelopes letter heads forms advertis shying m aterial We have a couple of good ideas for GROCERY STORE Advertising just waiting to be used

MILO P Rn-lTlNG COMPoNY

_____________

CROSB YS ha Vff

IGNITION PARTS

for all popular cars

middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

I ean te ll bV FE EL

_

Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

Ha

woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

JIM VINTERS Milo Town HaH

8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

jIilo J -C s

By UUYBAILBY

Panthers Take Alumni

SOMETHING F OR THE KIDS

Bailey Briefings Milo and Jc t resume play

Friday night -- Panthers inshyvade Blue Hill while BJHS hosts Corinna -- then Saturshyday Milo plays Double L F or t Kent - at horne -- while He rmon and Jct play in the Roundhouse -- the two teams will then be idle until Friday the 11th -- Joe Paul JIm Lashyrouche Dick Moore and Bob Gros s looked r eal good for the Alumni during the MIlS-Alumni game -- Joe P aul was high for the has - beens with 21 --shyBob Tuckey N Y Giants failed to come thru Sunday - - Y A Little was rushed so much that most of his passes wer e off target -- Bangor got another beat ing las t week when Westshybrook eased pas t the m -- Wes tshybrook i s about number 2 in Western Maine -- Bob Gross and Mor t Hamlin were b oth assigned Pete Webb duri ng the Alumni game and they both slid that they couldn t s top him - -Brownville Jct Milo and Mt Desert look like the teams to bea t in Class M -- Class R is still a little mixed uP but as

far as I c an Bee A C 1 of Mars Hill is still tops with Orono Bar Harbor Ellswor th Greenville Schenck and Matshytanawcook c lose on her heals -- Sher man supposedly has the best team up there that it has hadin a long time -- Stearns Caribou Bapst Brewer and

Bangor look like tops inClas LV as of this writing --~ Class S is anyones guess shyPittsburghs new hockey team the Hornets won 9 games las year and lost 66 - --- ---- P RE DICTIONS Milo over Blu Hill68-62 Milo over Fort Ken 77-51 Jct over Cor inna 65-~ Jct over Hermon 61-49 --- Thats it -- - - - -shy

See us about your printing needs Envelopes letter heads forms advertis shying m aterial We have a couple of good ideas for GROCERY STORE Advertising just waiting to be used

MILO P Rn-lTlNG COMPoNY

_____________

CROSB YS ha Vff

IGNITION PARTS

for all popular cars

middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

I ean te ll bV FE EL

_

Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

Ha

woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

JIM VINTERS Milo Town HaH

8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

jIilo J -C s

middot~RE TOR 1 PICTLRE ~ P(JP lc h1ve told me

T[llY said they knew That we go more s now

By 1 [001 or Iwo II) that bi g old storm

or F ifty -two Then drifted d Olvn in

This last storm of 1(j2

We l l it mOl be true It may be so

But as one of the folks Who shovelled that snow

(Shove lling depletes The memory you know)

We got more of the stuff In 62 I KNOW

I muttered and dug And the langul I u shy

Me lted m ore snow that III bull

Ha nds which were bl uI shyBy unaccustomed (onttl

Wi th hardwood ami t t1 And they dug a lot lWin i

I ean te ll bV FE EL

_

Our photographers car sports huge snow d rift on roof

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

apwn Kaaoo

Ill Sheshy

and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

There will not be any JayTW

Ha

woul

cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

Weve been out of mier for th e lase (0

nobodys nodced ie

GIGANTIC RECORD HOP Jan 5th

JIM VINTERS Milo Town HaH

8 PM - 12 Sponsored by

jIilo J -C s

WABI-TV

F TOlnOrro ~ ytrm

Ugte Warld Turns -=-ord

eparty ~oasire

Co Ten The Truth Y JA1UARY 4 1962 )pen Door arm R eporter ollege of the Ai r Ilptaln KlUlgaroo oe of Mike Cnltmdar Tennessee Ernie Ileal MC Coys Pete amp Gladys Lo8 of Life CB S l ews earcb For Tomorrow GUiding Li ght iane Wyman5 The World Turns as-sword iouseparty U lh anaire ~o Te ll The Truth ilDAY JANUARY 5 0_ ~lng Room

~Bunny

--~ant Years Your Doc tor

try On Parade

355 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 Bozo The Clown 600 Ozue and Harriet 630 )tr Ed 00 News at Seven 10 SportS Hilites 1 15 Wa lte r Cronkite 7 30 Illy Three Sons BOO Perry Mason 9 00 1vilight Zone 1000 The Nurses 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

3 55 CBS News 4 00 Secret Storm 430 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The Clown 6 00 George Hale Sports 630 Password 700 News at Seven

710 Sports Hilites 715 Va Iter Cronkite 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Naked City 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 1030 Eye Witness 1100 News at Eleven 1115 Weather Show 1120 Sports Final 1125 Top Star Bowling

1963

430 Studio City Bandstand ~3g Twentieth CeDtury 600 Bud Leavitt ~gO Hawaiiall Eye 130 Leonard Bernstein ~30 vefenders ~30 Have Gun 1000 GWlS make U OO News 111 5 Gallant Men

200 NFL Playoff B ow l 500 Amateur Hour 530 College Bowl 600 Wagon Train ( 00 Lasie 730 Dennis the Menace 800 Ed Sullivan 9 00 Real McCoys ~30 True Theater 1000 Candid Camera 1030 Whats My Line 11 00 Eric Sevareid 11 15 ~laine News

Howard Leathers of Fort a is spending his

as leave at the home unt and unc Ie Mr and Herbert Rolfe He will ~or duty on January 3

Pfc

Ch nel S MONDAY JAlfOARY 71963 720 Op en Door 7 25 Farm Reporter 7 30 College of the Air 8 00 Captain Kallllaroo 9 00 Love ofMike 950 Pri m gtr y SciGnee 10 00 Calenda r 10 30 Te nnessee Erni e 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 3U Pete ruul Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Sear ch for TOnJorr O 1245 Guiding Light 1 00 J ane Wyma n 1 30 As The World furns 200 Password 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 To T elJ The Truth

T UESDA Y JANlJARY 8 1963 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Reporter 7 30 Co llege of the Air 800 Captnin Kangaroo 900 Love of Mike 10 00 Calendar 1030 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 00 Real McCoys 11 30 P ete and Gladys 1200 Love of Life 1225 CBS New 1230 Search lor Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jano WYmAn 130 As The World Turns 2 00 JOasslVord 2 30 Hous epar ty 3 00 To Te ll The Truth 325 CBS lews

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 720 Open Door 7 25 F arm Repor ter 73 0 College of the Air 800 Capt~ in Kangaroo 9 00 Love of Mike 1000 Calendar 1030 feJUleS See Ernie 11 00 Real Mc Coys 11 30 Pete and Gladys 12 00 Love of Life 1225 CBS News 1230 Search For Tomorrow 1245 GUiding Light 1 00 Jane Wyman 1 middot30 As The World Turns 200 Password 230 Houseparty 300 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News

James Sherburne wi ll return to F ort Lewis Wash after spending a 30-day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherburne

Mrs Bessie Swazey of Prinshyceton N J is spending the holidays at the home of 1111 amp Mrs Leonard Swazey

Lorraine Ke aliher of New York N Y and Laurel Keali shyher of Berlin Germany have been visiting relatives here for the past few days

Mr and Mrs Carroll Gerry

1 25 CBS News 330 ~middotHionaire

4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nigh 500 Bozo the Clown 600 Fair Excha nge 700 News at Seven 710 Spor ts Hilltes 715 Walter CroDkie 730 To T ell The Truth 800 Ive Got A Se~ rc t

8 30 The Lncy Sh 900 Danny Thomas 930 Andy Griffith 1000 Ben Casey 1100 le ws at Eleven

1115 weather Show 1120 Spor ts Fina l

330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 500 Bozo the Clown 600 All Americ a Wants

To Know 630 Yogi Bear 700 Nevs at Seven 7 10 Sports Hilites 7 1 5 Walter Cronkite 7 30 Lore tta Young

00 Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton 930 Jack Benny 1000 Gany Moore 11 00 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

163 330 Millionaire 4 00 Secret Storm 43 0 Edge of Night 500 Bozo The ClaM 600 20th Centurv 630 Our M~n Higgins 7 00 News at Seven 710 Sports Hilites 7 15 Walter Cronkite 730 CBS Repor ts 830 Dobie Gillis 900 Beverly HillbiJIies 9 30 Dick Van Dyke 1000 e s Steel Hour

The Young Avengers 1100 News at Eleven 11 15 Weather Show 11 20 Sports Final

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and family returned to their home at Venore Tenn Thursshyday after being guests of his mother Mrs Esther Wallace

George Swazey of Massachushysetts is a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Swazey

Jane Carver Sampson Tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Wednesday evening in the Milo Town Hall

Because of the illness of the candidate there was no degree work

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cE dance this Friday night is due to the Jim Winters Re cord Hop at the Town Saturday night However Jaycetmembers who are gOi to pantomine with Jim WintEr~ can rehearse Friday night the Jay-Teen Center

Any Jay-Teen member wishes to take part can hearse that night also time is 7 p m to 8 p m

The Jaycee Youth Committe puts many hours a week on th Jay-Teen Center We like to see a larger attendenc each week Dontlet the J ay - cees down and they wont Ie the Youth of Milo down

A report was given by Mrs Evelyn Hoxie on the Lions C lui supper

The president Mrs Julia Dunphey reported on the Christmas box given to a vet shyerans widow

The birthday of Mrs Thelma Waterhouse was observed and she was presented with a gift by the president

Refreshments were served following the meeting by Mrs Agnes Sawyer and Mrs Ida Donald

At the next meeting to be he ld on Jan 9 there will be a se mi shypublic installation of officers and each member may invite a guest

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C Y JANUARY 3 1963 MONDAY JANUARY 7 1963 _-=ems Classroom 2 55 NBC News 600 Continental Classroom 2 00 The Merv Orlffln Show (C) _ ~ _-ge Physics 300 Loretta Young Theatre Atomic Age PhYSICS 255 NBC ews

330 Young Dr Malone 630 Continental Classroom 3 00 Lor etts Young Theatre The Match Game American Government 330 Young Dr Malone

425 NBC News 700 Today 400 The Matcl1 Game 430 Make Room For Daddy 725 News 425 NBC eWB

500 Popeye And His Pals 730 Today 4 30 Make Room For Daddy 600 Curly OBrien 825 News 500 Popaya And IDs P als 630 Channel 2 News 830 Today 600 1 be Pioneats 640 Sporta Report 900 Mason Mutt Prese nts 630 Channel 2 ews 645 Huntley Brinkley 930 Al amp0 AIleen 640 sPorts Report 7 00 Rifleman 1000 Say Whe n 645 Huntley Br inkley Report 7 30 McHales avy 1025 NBC News 700 I m Dickens Hcs Fenster 8 00 The Jetsons 1030 P lay Your Hunch (C) 730 It s A Man s World 8 30 Dr Kildare 11 00 The Price Is Right (C) 830 Go DE My Way 930 Hazel (C) 11 30 Concentra tion 930 The P rice Is Righ t (C ) 1000 Andy Williams Show (C) 1200 Your F irst Impression ( 1000 Combat 1100 ABC News Final 1230 Truth Or Consequences 11 00 ABC News Final 1110 Channel 2 News-Weather 1255 NBC News Day Report 1115 e hannel 2 News-Weather

amp0 Sports 1 00 Yours For A Song amp0 Spor ts 1130 The Tonight Show (C) 130 At Home With Aileen

TUESDAY JANUARY 8 1963 600 Continental Classroom 200 Tho Mer GriffIn Show (C) 2 55 NBC News Atomic ge Physlos 2 56 NBC News 300 Loretta Young 630 Con nental Classr oom 300 Loretta Young Theatre330 Young Dr Malone American Government 380 Young Dr MaloneThe Match Game 700 Today 4 00 The Match Game425 NBC News 725 News 425 NBC News

430 Make Room For Daddy 730 Today 430 Make Room For Daddy

5 00 Popeye And His Pals 825 News 500 Popeye And Hla P als

6 00 Leave It To Beaver 830 Today 600 The Deputy

630 Channel2 News 900 Mason Mutt Preaents 630 Ohanne 1 2 News

640 Sports Report 930 Al amp Aileen 640 Spor ts Report

645 Huntley Br inkley Report 1000 Say When 645 Huntley Brinkley Report700 The Flintstone 1025 NBC News 700 Donna Reed

730 International Show Time 10 80 P lay Your Hunch (C) 730 Laram1e (C)

830 Sing Along Wi th Mi tch (C) 11 00 The P r ice Is Right (C) 830 Empire (C)

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~ Age Physics 1ICuIUOU C is~oom

can Government (e 400

TICE NOTICE 1 NOTICE bull e would like to call to your -ention the necessity for havshygat least 3 days supply of oil _band a t all times nowfilled streets and driveshyas make it virtuallyimpossshyl~ for oil trucks to deliver

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930 Dont Ca ll Me Charlie 11l0 Concentration 930 Dick Powell Show

1000 The Jack Paar Show (C) 1200 Your First Impression 1000 Dragnet

11 00 ABC News Final 1230 T ruth Or Consequences 1100 ABC News Final

1110 Channel 2 News-Weather 12 55 NBC News Day Report 1110 Channel 2 N8Ws~Weathsr

amp0 Sports 100 Yours For A Song 8 Sports

1130 The Tonight Show (C) 1 20 At Home With Aileen 11 30 Tonight Show (C)

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 1963 600 Continental Class room 1 30 l Home With AIleen

Atomlo Age Physics 200 The Merv Griffin Show (C) 130 Blue Angels 630 Contillelltal Classroom 255 NBC News Day Report

Amarican Governme nt 300 Loretta Young 11Ieatre 200 Senior Bowl Game (C) 5 00 All Star Golf (C)

700 Today 380 YOUIII Dr Malone600 Lawrence Welk 725 News 00 1b8 Match Game700 The Thtrd Man 7 30 Today 4S0 Make Room For Daddy7 30 SIrtn Benedict 825 News 500 Popeye And Hla Pals830 Joey Bishop Show (C) 8 30 Today 6 00 Hennessey900 Saturday Night At The 900 Mason Mutt P res ents 630 Channel 2 News Movies 930 I Aileen 640 Sports Report11 21 Rheingold Theater 1000 Say When 645 Huntley Brinkley ReportDecision Before Dawnl1

1025 NBC News 700 SpotUght On Youth 1030 P lay Your Hunch (C) 730 Basketball- Maine vs Colby

400 New Faces Of Congress 1100 The Price Is Right (C) 900 erry Como (C)

500 Sunday Night Movie 11 30 Concen tration 1000 The Eleventh Hour

Subway In Tbe Sky 12 00 Your First Impression 1100 ABC News Final

700 Ensign OToole 12 30 Truth Or Cons uence 1110 Channel 2 News-Weather

730 Walt Disneys Wonderful 12 55 NBC News Day Repor t 8 SporteWorld of Color (C) i oo Yours ForA Song 11 30 The Tonight Show (C)

830 Car 54 Where Are You 9 00 Bonanza (C) 1000 Projection 63 (C) 11 00 Chann[ 2 New

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