http://66.213.69.5/files/original/914deef5b17c77089ad9ae8e366aa647.pdf 3aa5bfe7de3947920b4b454c7211b2ba PDF Text Text I I • j' .,P.DIIl:rllentl.nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 13, 111M / ••• In Middleport Mr. L. W. McComas weekend In COlumbus mother, Mrs. J. E. e VOL XVI NO. 190 • at y POMfROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO . enttn \ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 • Fee, License Boosts In MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio SCOURING UNMECESSU~I TONIGHT & TUESDAY Nov , 22-ll-24 "TH~ UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" (Technicolor) Debbie Reynolds, H:lr,·e Pres nelL J<:d Begley. Jack Krus· chen, Hermion t' Baddt>IE'Y. Colorc.rtoon• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25 NOT OPEN THURS .• FRI., SAT. Nov. 26-27-28 " FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE " (Tf'<'hnicolor J Luke Halrin. Pame la Frank lin. Brian Krlly, FLU)PER. himself. "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" (Technicolor) Barry Sullivan. Marilyn Max · well Scott Brady , Lon Chan ey, KPenan Wvnn . SUNDAY thru WED. Nov. 29-0ec , 2 EJ.V!S PRESLEY in "VIVA LAS VEGAS" ' ('l'echnicolor) .f • ' • •• In Pomeroy Eivis Presley, Ann-Margaret. Cesare Danova. Wm. Dt-mar· est . .': ickty Bluir. t~..turette: How Spry I Am Colorcartoons Admhsion: 75c & 40c Robert Smith on _ rrr 11 ARE MADE FOR ' MISS AMERICA LOAFERS Full Rongo Of Si111 - - - SJ99 THE SHOE BOX PANELING :rtne wood paneling in a Wide variety of species and tinisbes. As low as .. . , 4' X 8' Pogbo.ord liV2c sq. ft. Middleport, 0. Plywood 4' X '/4 $3.52 'I• $3.68 8' X Coiling Tile X u low u 15c SHILVING LUMBER Good, kiln·dried stoC'lc E.as1b worked. Jdea l for sbtolv· iLl. V&rious widths. Ali low .. .... 121'.1< ft. LOUVER DOORS Add charm to dull, uninter· esting rooms Sizes ta fit al1 IWidard op~i\s. As low ItS s~. fl. Ponollng IMohogony) 18'1oc sq. ft. Coulkinl . . . . . . . 39c Kltchon Coblnoto from ... .. . $16.75 Roofing Shlnglos $4.70- 50 sq. ft. lnsulotlon Botts 3'hc sq. ft. Storm Doors . $29.95 Storm Windows •• low 01 $14.25 Woothor· stripping . . 10c ,ft. Mouldings os low •• ... 3c ft. HOMEOWNERS rour nome Insurance 8hould Include coverage tor... er. Miss Nancy Burns, student atll~==~;i:;;:~====:l;j:=C==# the Holzer Hospital, School of II Nurslng, and roommate, Ml.ss Geresa Deanicts, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ida Burns and other relaUves. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Landers of Columbus vlsiled brief. ly Sunday wiUt Mr. and Mrs. Eldo• Weeks. Mr. and. Mrs. EldQil. Weeks were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Boley. Mrs. Alva Hlte and son, Herald, of Baltimore, visited Saturday aflernooo wiUt Mrs. RoJ. lin Bearhs. ' ' ,,' ,. I· I - J ;, ' ' .. I . ' ,. ' Mrs. Dessauer Is Hostess to 3rd Friday club '' " \ ARE THEFT VANDAUSM Mrs. Fred l!e$!8~er enterPERSONAL PROPERTY LOSS lained lbe Third Friday ( 1lQb PERSONAL LIABILITY Friday evening at ber ·bom'e at ~DDITIONAL UVING II Cave St. . EXPENSES A short business session held wilh Mrs. D""Y'll' ,Thoma and other losses. prealdtng.' Plans were made lot WE OFFER COMPLETE a potluck Chrialmail dinner party Friday, Dec. IB, at HOMEOWNERS .INSURANCE p. m. al tho home of Mn. ... ATA BIG ZO% SAVING. Neubllng, 1\!Nple Placeo• Call lor details. were drawn for a gift e1 Games were played HOMI MUr&/Ai INIUJANC! CO. prizes awarded to Mrs. :~~:~I Reibel, Mrs. Everelt : Jl ' . Mrs. Grover Erb and Thoma. Refreshmenta served by the bosless to lhooe oamed above and Mn. Bernice ; ' Johnson, Mrs. Benb Wollo, . WY 2-2440 Mrs. Cleland Hlne.o, Mrs.· Dale Pctmeray Smith, Mro. Arnold Haya 1. 2Ji<1 Stroot IL-------..1' Mrs. Max Meinhart, after home damaKe ... ' ;::!1 .............. - : ~f . ' ·, t · • Cmfl....,' Fa ••• . . • ow.\.-........... ,._, ... . ... • ,, ., L • -lbt:611b.te'.l , tl II II ' ' 1111 ' . HMI V. D. mWARDS Insurance Agency _ .. . .. , .... d " ~ : :~ \ . . .. '. ' _ _ _ K .r . ,., . . . ' '' ' '11 ·•.,. '~.. ' " ' _ _ .' ' '.' ; '' '·' I' • : . ~l#''fi,>t. Hou..W.I'tt '0.1*: ,~;,, ... . . . . . R.Cso ' . '·· ' ,,. u-alu ' ' .. ll· .lf,.., ~,. , . .;. ' - ,. .. _ ., . "' '' " _ ....... ' I • "I . ~' :, " I •• . I ,, ,.; ' 1"' t: . ' I ,I ' " .t ,. , I . ·' '· . ' ' ' :u~' .,,.' ' .,. I ' j' 'PI Three Lawsuits . . Filed in Court �J \ ThP Doily SPntinel ~j COMMENTJnNG EDITORIAUY ' ... ' Dolly Tornado Cage Fortunes Remain in Doubt ;;;:_~--•1~.!.:.-:;!=: '' 111 .... NDIIOil lJPl .....,.. llnl AMbo~ ..... Brllala'l Labor ]ltlrtJ 11111 Ill 'liclar)l In lhe Oet, .11 eleetlaao, the ~ llloclt martel bu " - likilnl station collects an estimated $30,000 In federal and state gasoline taxee, and the total sale of all stations In the country pa..ed a whopping 19 billion dollan in sales this past year. There are many otb· er characteristics of the stations that make them a symbol of free enterprise. The business is highly competitive, whicb Is all in favor of the customer In prices, and another element is the attempt to lure buslneas by the attractiveneas of the establishment and the ~romobon of cer· lain brand names, and an ever widening of all types of service to the hometown motorist and the general traveling pubUc. We of the older aeneralioDI can realize more than the young people of the community tbe vast changea that bave taken place since the first regular aer· vice station made its appearance back in the 1920's. They have come a long way from the days when the principle Item was dispensed In a five gallon can, or tho putnps at the curve which aervlced cm m front of the makeshift garages of that day, often a revamped livery stable. There seems to be no end to the improvements that are made u new establishments come into being. They are now being geared to the fact that there is apparently an endless lncreue In the number of motor vehicles each passing year, and with that Increase will come more Improved services for us all.- '1 I• ,., Foreign Cablel ., • l"low Mtlrf Days Till 01rlstinos? An Overlooked Asset WE SELDOM stop to consider that the service stations of a community are a prime example of successful small •u..lnesses, and as sue)! play a considerable role in the economy of a town or area. This country now bas more than 200,000 sucb establlsbmeats, and most certainly we have more In this area than the average town of ita size. Did you ev· er stop too realize that there are 19 with· In th• corporate limits of ~meroy-Mid· dieport, and In the other villages of the county there are another se\?i!n. Over the entire country about 96 pernot ue owned and operated by Independent businesamen. Thee otatlon• collectively are a real community usel They are a rather large employer of personnel, and all of the men employed u suppliers ·rs~sea the total employed to a sizeable fii!Ure. TI1e establl1bments on an average add aome $15,000 In wages and UO,OOO In locally purcbaaed material each year to the economy of the area they serve. On top of that the owner of the station is a taxpayer In hfa own rl~bt and the phy•lcal plants adds CODBiderable to the tax dupHcate of the clty and township in which they ue located. Many bave probably not considered the role that the stations play as a tax aollector. As such they are In reality an aaent of the governm•nt. The avera11• ' '1'1» Racine Tornado basite~ ball fonunes for 1 - remain questionable. With tes1 lbon two weeks un· til the seiiBOil opener at Sooth· western oo Saturday, Dec. 5, it still is unknown whether ace ~tlld of lUI .... lite Brluab pound llllrlille lilo IIDIIIr oellia& ~ l D d there waa apecultt~011 that U. pouod would bo dlnlued fGr tlte flnl lime lllDce liiOIIMr Lt. bor did II Ia 1111. At lbat lilDt tile PlmlliiiiC led bJ a-at All* cut the pound from tf,OI to Ill pr11. . Larry Price, a 6-2 Senior, wUl [Iono lllarter be able to play. Price .uffere'd a broken rlghl ankle ln the first week of lootball practice and baa not yel fully recoverod. The Tornado senior ll the remainlnc from last .......,,1 Sootberll o 'I,U ad thai ended up with a sjngle lou and that being in _,.meat action at Athens. Starters loll by graduallDo were Mal Knopp, Ted Bailey, Bruce 8eeile and . Slmo oened aa head ...,.. tho llaerrea.,. Joba Comdllf, ball coach ~~ 81. o.:r, Dooovan, Clydl Trtpletl, High SChool m Ilargetown, KJ. Bill Spotlit, RIIJ ~ Tom fO< ~ ~ befon """~ Didtllo, Dollat <Jarrell and to Racme tbil fall. Sl. Calbertwo lne bad never "'"' ~ lbaD Frank l'nlfllll. five games In any oiDgle RACINE tJaiEJIIJLB on before Coacb S1ooe took .,._ Dec. I - .U II !beaten er.. His . overall record there Dec. 11 - - · • dur1ag hia three yean was 5I- Dec. 1Z - At ,_..., 28. Dec. 1$ - Eaoten Besides Price, the bulwark ol Dec. t3 - KJJer Cftell the 196U< Tornado team wUl Dec. zt - H-7 be made up ol lb: other oen"' Allllo!', SBB, .wa.o,, iors. Dec. • - H•mdea Pd 'fhese boys are 5-10 Joel< 8os.. Cbaaacey. tick. ~ Marvin McKelvey, J... I - At Wallama Gordon Fisher. 6-1 Norman Jaa. I - AI ZoMtvUie Norris, ~ Bill Baer and &-1 c:raDo Roger Adams. Juoior wbo wlll Jaa. 15 - At .oatland be on tho varsity squad are Jaa. 11 - Yon IHI Larry Circle and r.-10 Jim Jan. It - Soutb....tem Diddle. Jm t3 - Pomeroy Peanall Wlckline. The Southem leam i1 ceached tbil year bJ Crayoor Slone. Slone, 28, Ia 1tltiZ cradnate of Morehead siate be play- ed varsity ballkeii>JK yean. "'"""'*" Brlloh morbi anab'lll IIIII ' tlte m.kel oUda and the ...... 111ft . . tho (10111111 III1ICtad • eerlllnty over lite pllllllllllt'l IIJ: ~ and I bellll that the government IIW bad . DOt dealt adequar.Jy witll the ry'l tleepentna ftD1DdaJ ~ culttea. DevaluatloD of ill OUI!rtDCI' II l aubjact lbout wbiclt DD p emment likes to talk utll lbo deed. bu beOII ~lilllltl since one objecUve of lllll:b a . move il to Ioree dOWD apen prlcea to mab them mort peUtive 011 world llllrhll. Devaluation adverliled tn advlllmply m88111 that prleel up lo fill the ilP, lltu wlplq out any proopectlve ilia. ly DOROTHY KJLGALLEN GOSSIP IN GOTHAM sliD owes the cafe operM ONE OF THE MOST gallant eight weeks work, according 1o llibll on Broadway is being her contract. She went to Holly· wapd by the show, "The Sign wood a month after she opened In Sidney Brustein'a Window"- at the cafe, and became a great and It loolo! lite • winning bat- big star in the movies. If she tle. Box olfteo receipts a r e wlll sing at the Little Club on climbing steadlly, and every- any night - just one night one t. rooUng for the play, es- convenienr to her during the peclally because its author, next three months, Billy will Lorraine Hansberry, is so very cancel her contract and contribill .. The big buzz in the inter- ute $5,0110 10 any charity s be national set has it that Sukarno names. and e top name movie star Coffee houses in Greenwich have been ever so cozy ... An Village have fallen on evil tim· important music firm Is all but es. The vogue seems to be at· signed, sealed and dellvered lo most over, and many of them a top entertainment corpora- believe the only way to survive !ion . . . Dell Publlcationo ac- is to get a liquor license . . . . . quired paperback rights lo the The "Folies Betgere" closed af ellln ast.. g book on Gel!. Pat- mid a lorrent of problems. ton·~ "Ordeal and Triumph." · Many thouSIIIUis bad been in· Thear presses will roll 1,000,000 vested to keep it goiJl& oo · tbe f' 1 ""'•" · copies o trs .,u,.wng . : . Broadway on the premise that Israeli impresario Glora God1k there would be a road show. has s1gnec. Molly Picon to Now that seems improbable, the star In "Hello, Dolly!" In fsra· showglrts were behind two el next year. Only over there weeks' pay as Df November 13 It will be tilled "Shalom, Dol· - unheard of in the New York ly! •• theatre In modern Urnes - and Oleg Cassini has entered !be the European chicks are just Lady Bird Inaugural gown hoping they'll all get their fare aweepstakes. He is currently back hme. Of course it's aworklng on three sketches mazirig the revue lasted as which he'll submit lor ber ap- long as it did; tt was a colo.. proval . . . Gary Crosby, who sal bore. now prefers straight acting THE AGENTS for an lnterrnleo, wiD play a frustrated nationally famous star, noted mn,er in • · Perry Mason oeg- for her gl mor, haven't the men! ... There's talk of Vio- heart to tell her, but promo!· tor Borge starring in a remake ers from coast to coast a r e of the fllm "Mr. Belvedere." turning down offers of a prowhich originally was a vehicle posed concert tour. The profor Cllfloll Webb - certainly a moters. especially those In the dumge of pace if ever there East, couldn't care less. SyJwu one. But when you have vie Varta , the new 20tb Cen-lollllob Berte pi ying Margaret tury-Fox star here to record Leiptan'1 husband 1n ''T he for RCA-Victor, denies the Loved One" and Jane Fonda rumors that she'll marry singand Rod Steiger oet for "Dr. er Johnny Hallyday. She's Ul· Zlvagho, .. you begin to get the ing the "just good friends" line, Idea that the fllckers are going and says she's interested in wild. olher chaps who are llkewlse QUOTE FROM Louis Arm· lnt<rested io her . . . Marion •trona's wife, Lucille: "Louis Brando's son Christian and Hel· Ia the last of the red-bot Papas. en O'Connell's daughter ' are He is Ute only llvlng exponent California's biggest romance. G! an American trodition. When They're both six yean old. he 10011, there'• nothing." (Now According to rumors zipping you know why Satchmo ought around TV Row those In lo title his autobiography "l charge of the "Peyton Place" Lovy Luci." ) .. . Doris Day, series have been ordered to first linger at Billy Reed's Lit- clean It up. The network bos.. lie Club almost 18 yeara ago, e1 are said to fear that one Do It ...,._ .... _... louchy subject too many and "Peyton" could suffer from a storm of publle protests ..... . Pablo Picasso, who baa never made a oecret of hil chumml· ness with the Communists, isn't hiding his disapproval of Nik· ita's fate, either. In one 0 lllli conversation, Picasso said be waa shocked at the Kremlin's sudden switch in command and he had nothing but praise for Khrushchev. He mentioned the design of theboldoandve thessid Rodatha use as a sym ' I to him "The dove still oay1 'Khru·Khrll'." JOE LEVINE's uncanny knack for hiring the rl•bt - • ~·son at the right lime lo show· ing ogain. Just 8 few weeki ago he signed Mike Nichols for h' '"-t · b i cllr 11 ~· JO ao a move e<> tor. Now, Nichols' "Luv" hsa 0 ned on the Main Stem to eneral 0 iniOD that he's 1 en!~, and Pmost Holl ood ~udios are yearning for yw hl• '. t Signa W't', POETS-_CO_RN_E_R_ tl: GONE BUT NOT FORGOn'EN IN memory of oor beloved late Presideat, Jolla F. Ke• nedy, wbo nt asaastlnated 1 yeu Nov, ZZ, 1983. •1• He is not dead, he is just awa~, There awaiting hil loved ones some happy day; And In death be won 1 victory they cannot tal<e way. For more and more of his lfea!neSS shall be proven day by dey; He gave his dear life fighting lor justice, honor anc' peace And on his noble brow rests the laurel wreath, Ando n his gentle brsest the dove of peace. And as the eternal flame bU1111 on; So will his memory, although he's gone; So sleep on, •·Dear Pre!ldent'' and take your - . God took you ~oome, He know1 what'• bell. Mrs. !IDherl Winebrenner 347 N. First Ave. Middleport, Ohio 8ur 11-IEN FOGHORN MEIOTS PACI<V AT A SOCIAL 6ATHERIN6-·GUESS Wl-10 IS WHOGE. 1001.. NOW··· By Wayne G. BraDdsladt, M.D. Does litis mean lbrt they are wetgbt? Q-1 wa1 lold, not by a doc- bad for your health but DOl A-Tak011 Ia moderatloa they tor, that one or two calcium lac- quill as bad as being over- are not bad for your health. tate tablets taken dally would old in preveniiDg coldJ. Do you agree? A-Calcium Ia good tor perlOll! wbo have a proved cal· clum deficiency. In most cases, tbla is better treated by giving milk and other foods rich 1..-- by Helen Bottel-...1 in calcium than by giving drug&. Rumon about the ability of YOIJTH ASKED FOR IT What nm:t'! Well, If you can'~ calcium or other preparations 1'his column is dedicated to manage any more &ban to prevent or cure a cold are young people, their problems "Thank you - I'll oee you based on observatl~ \ilat have and plea~ures. their troubles tomorrow' n you've at least not been subjected !D scientific and fun. As with the rest of Hel· made contact. She'll take II en Help Us, it welcomes laagba from there.-H. conlrol. A neighbor take• calcium but won't dodge a serious quesDear Helen: lor some other purpose ·and tion with a brush-off. You said you would Jive no notices that he has no colds A Girl Can't Walt Foreverlessons on bow to kiss. The that yoar. He tells aU his Gel Wllb 11 only safe way 1o 'kfso il with friends about it and urges Dear Helen: n your mouth shut, y...- eyes opthem to try 11. A few of them I'm a lucky boy and yet I've ne and your tonaue In your follow his advice, but they get got a big problem. She's in tho cheek - you mJcbt at leal! cold• anyway. They don't tell same room as 1 am in school. tell them that. their friend because (1) they 1 fact, we've been in the same -QNE WHO KNOWS. don't want to hurt his feelings room Iince the fourth grade. I Dear Helen: or start an argument, (2) the noticed her first in seventh A kiss should start up the maUer slips their mind next grade when she beat me on chemistry but stop before thO time they see him, or (3) they a opelllng bee - we were the explosion. -JANET assume !hot they slipped up tn last two JIP, and !knew the Dear Helen: some way. Or they tell him word but I panicked because Kisses are llke eating pta· and he says, ''So what? It sure all of a sudden she was .. she" nuts. You hardly ever stop worked for me!" instead of juat any old girl. with just one. U glril would On the other hand, a care. Wei~ ohe's still "she," but fully controlled study WaJ fate Is a&ainst us. In my fresh- keep count and llinp at three, developmenta might made in a state penitentiary. Of man year 1 almost spoke to further not develop. They should bo the group who ""' treated with her - it took two weeki to gel short and sweet, in other word1. a combination of dequaltnium up the nerve - and then IODle---L~ . and cetyl pryldinlum chloride body butted in and 1 turned (Micrin Oral Antiseptic) only chicken again. Then she start- Dear Lynn: Like: Rlng-a-lfng, but NOT 24 per <eDt caught colds; in ed dating araother guy. . TblJ ling~r-ing!! Yes? -H. the control group who did not year she was daliJl&, and then Dear Helen: use !be drug, 84 per cent got llhe broke up, so all'1 clear. We girl& would lite to voice colds. ·These results were later Besides I am sltiiDg bahlnd her our opinion of boyo w b o confirmed in a study of GOO becauae our EngUah teacher swear - repulsive! We tealtze families. placed me on the "girls aide'' an occasional 1wear word may Q-Wbenever I begin to chew to regulate some of the commomy food, my nose run! profu• tion among the boys. I amuse slip out, but constant IWearlni Jy. My doctor says I bave myself ni this position by we hate. 11 io the moat chiidlsh chronic 'sinusitis, I also have cracking jokes to myaeU and thing a boy can do. Won't boyo postnasal drip. Wha~ if any- talking softly 1o myaeU since 1 please take the hint? -s. H. DearS: thing, wUI cure It? bave a nasty habll of oaylng I hope so!-H. A - Cbrunle uual dlseharge tbinga in a manner wbleb il and postnasal .drip are cer- somewhat Iunny (to my own beTills column il dedicated to tstnly an Indication of some 1 wlldermenl). So before at- family living, 10 If you're haY. type of lrtilatlon in the sinuS. · tempt 1o answer a q....Uon I es. A cure lo not easy, .but be- recite 1o myself what 1 plan lo · fore any treatment Ia prescrib!D oee it sounds. ed, II lo necessary to Identify say orally, llhe bow hears part of Nattho !be cauae. '1'hil may be GC!'" time, and she l1ughs like she's live dryoeo• of the indoor ilr, really enjoylni u. TblJ lives • high degne of community air me hope. She even told a &ifl pollution, excessive snfOklo_g, · who told a boy who told me a!> allergy or exceulve use 'If that she Jlkea me. oi<Ohol. It may even be due So why can't I gel up the to over-troatment of the nose courage to ay one llWe "W" with nose dropa, inhalers or to her? 1 can talk to boys all IIISai ssivea. right, but girls - or aeyway q.,..lo Older to keep my weight "her," it's just lmpoaslbfe. 1n down I lake low calory soft seven yean 1 don't think wo've drinkl. The labels, however, oald more than 1~ worda to tfl'b · ;:;::!;:z;:~::: bear the warning: "To be usid other, and tbal wao by aeoilk!ll. 'I only by those who must restrict yet we bolb know bow · '!be · their intake' of regular swMts.•• other fee.Js. . What can I dQ? I bave iont \I Bob Grueser, Amos Wallbrown and George Cundiff. Freshmen on -~ c"' *·· ............ _.......,.....- ... •• - - ... ....•.·. ftm•' oPi .tile ..... W9tlla ...... -....,., . . . . . . - - - "wrgq . lo - ~ , , ·' .. At I FH. I - FairlaDd Feb. 12 - Wabamo II 1 I d MVP CalliBon of will tht 7, around B.lo. .Base- by . SOUTH (UP!) - sidelined when Mo. He by 14 the taking 00 end ' Melt & Grocery~ Mal St n • I 0 r-0 ~ \. @@' I I Q 20 their "I ... -~. 14 1 Gi 113. period recorded its first vtctory 1 52. (2-U) WINS is Goodyear 17 their 1!16-H5 Dec. 11, when they lOurne')' to Hannan ~ . of II_~t ewel with :U Fr Terry Hans- Call was next with 13 Burris added Jack ils open new season ehampton the \ r \ be pub- Our Weekly ':.t . SPECIAL 61 .PONTIAC ~·.··' ==:.:t:: , ,, Diallo. I Phone first for fast approval 'l'b.en stop for your money. Takes only a matter of minutes. How about it? Couldn't YOU 11R an extra $200-.$500...$1000 or more? The servke 'is friendly, the best you've ever known. When money is the question, thea the BDSWer's ©nrrr·w CITY LOAN. J1@~Jill . A 4 S.&. YI.'"S Mfiss. (UP!)end - · ~0 • -~· ...:: JlD.. I I I I I I I I I I ' ~ AmiiJRa:si" ~',~·· · ·, ..... ' \ ' Ask 9 dryer owners which kind is eooler. eleetrie! Flameleu electric clotheJ dryers preferred 8 for coolness! ·-dy _......,.. KARR & VAN .lANDT ~\ I 8 will say 1 ,.u ,, '.f' Take z months or as long as 2 yeam. lfa up to )'OU. Repay in tl!8!f1 monthly payment&. I Have you tried a K11il Edward 1 a: jl. ,' .;:!g;·= :utof~ ;~ I I 1 I ? I I \ 9 CENTS 19651 g:? I I I the of IS IS ening, Evans saw four men hit Boyer one of three members lected ~a· f the WY 2-2171 125 E. MAIN ST. , dblf' k . EIV· .... • e capmo By JOHN EVANS /er, a new outlook on life and the ou e m.ar • as of the same family who have ages t._onou• Harvard football team. Boyda BOB MILLER, MGR. / UP! Sporls Writer new ambition - to win the they defeated Scott' Groc.ry been active 10 !be maJOr Over McArthur played in seve111l games Ibis NEW YORK (UPl) - War· I' "comeback of the year" award. 81 • 66. 'th leagues, came just a wee'k af. year although he ,ulfered a Opon S.tu•d•v• & Un~l 5,30 Dotlv BetoN Chrlslmoo Dave Holter led tht! way WI ter another third baseman Bal~ Eastern's Eagles, led by six- slloulder eparation in pre-sea- I Bttinnintl D.c. lst. ren Spahn has a new employ· The 43-year-old Spahn, base- 29 points, Steve Fuller had 19. timore's Brooks Robinson was point pe-rformances by Roger . 5 ,._ 800 driDs. ball's most winning lelthander, John Fuller 12, and Walter Hive- chosen the most valuable ' play. Spencer and Theron Cruise, • traded his toe pi te With the ly 10. er in the American League. It downed McArthur 27-19 in a Milwaukee Braves Monday for Paul Swish« led Scott's with marked the first time in the cage prevue at Buchtel • York. a one-year contract as a play. 21 and Frank Cremeans hit the history of the balloting by the Saturday nigh!. er coach with the New York nets lor 12 more. BWAA that two third basemen In other games, Malta • McMets. Three other Grocerymen, Bob have been picked in the same Connelsville defeated Y o r k And, according to Berra, "it's Waugh, Bob Rice, . and C. A. year. 26 • 18, and Glouster edged Sl. real good to have him," be· Duncan had SIX potnl!l each. Boyer. an eight-time Notional Aloyious ~. The score at the cause "he should be a real The · winners led 43 • 26 at League AII·Star selection, was end of the first period of the UPI Sports Writer help, After all, he's been halftime. . . chosen for a season in which Eastern game was ls-8. NEW YORK IUPJI _ Top·' around lor a long time -even In the _finale, G&J w<th _five he led the major leagues in Eastern- Spencer 2- _2- 6; ranked Notre Dame increased longer than I have. " men gettmg 10 or more pomts, runs batted ln with 118 while 1 Hartung 2 - 1 - 5; Cruise 3its lead over Alabama and Bi~ The likeable Berra also aH- blasled Falstaff 108 '·. 53 · compiling a .293 batting aver-' 0 -- 6; Badgley I - 1 - !: Ten champion Michigan jumped ded: "We should make very ex. Carl Wolfe and Jun Bowles age the! is a single point below Koblentz 0 - 2- 2; Caldwell \ up to fourth place today tn the perienced batt.erymates." led the way with 27 and 22 his major league career aver- I-S-- 7; TOTALS 9 & It - ~1 United Press International col· Not only is the Spohn-Serra pomts respectively· ext with 1 a;Og;;;e.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'ll;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'",_..,....,...,,., lege football ratings. battery one of the game's most Mike Morrrson was n th nd ,,. The national champion will he expetienced, but as Spahn said 16 and ~~g~:or ha named next week by the 35 himself it's "probably the ng. Don Me Bufefa ,';. eaced. 1 I' t " f Aaron angwo prov a PI U th coaches on e ra mg tes . th . h'15 0ld te mmates sides board. Spahn, who won 356 games orn m a boo Notre Dame marked its during his 24 years In the as be put 22 through the P' f01Uth consecutive week in the ! Braves' organization, charged forB,ilFlalsQtalfl. nd w·th . . Iy beca use he U8l • waa sero I . No. 1 spot by boo sti.ng 1.ts totat I umvorms mem and Dick M Ka bad 7 3 1 of first place votes from 29 to / didn't fit Into !be Milwaukee din to c Y ·Fat · · t f 340 to i 965 Accor g one source. -' 1 31 and poant tota rom ' plans or . , . ff did n 1 bave all of their ~. the highest ratmg of any Spahn said, whale explaining sta M hi and team this geR· his decision to join the na- play~ . .0 ay ~g • 1 Second-ran~ 1\l•bama held tiona! League's perpetual last· this Individual ssid, Itt ;" its three fir~. .ace votes but place team, "I don't believe I be 8 diff:eot ,.itory uex me 1 dropped six points to 301 . Both fit into the Braves' plems." wriay ~m.be aames on Notre Dame and Alabama, un- Spahn, who won a career low ere _w no e beaten In nine games, have of only six victories last season, 'f!l~rsdaholidayy,. due to the 'lbankseontests remaining this week. feels he can be of ifalue to the ~~1.:.. vmg-".._.....;:..·_ _ _ __ fhe Irish visit l)ou•.hern Califor· lowly Mets. •lia Saturday and the Crimson "I hope this is the beginning to Tide feceS Auburn at Birmlng- ·of a new era for me," be said. Aad ....... oaly one of lhe r...tureo of elotbia..,. ham Tbanksi <lng Day. "The greatest job in baseball ia TEMPEST 4 DOOR WAGON Arkan.... which completed i!s bt\iog a starlitlB pitcher and en morw womea Hkel l,Oll women ill The Eleetrie <'-)111111season 11iith a perfect 1(;.0 ree- that'~ the fi~st job I have to do. Automatic. Ught blue, set off by white sidewall olotiMo dryen*' tan for featare, ucl ~ ord, the Southwest Conference .J W my title explains my 110' Ures, one local owner. A real nice one. title and a berth in the Cotton silioi> - player-coach - I'm prv•ed eleetrie- tbe peee! M~ wo..- prefer eledrie II••••. Bowl. remained solidly en- pltdber:Jir!l ami, a cooctr. secIt eloo driee elodaM &ullier aud ele1111er ••• quieker ••• lMia Lmpr •• • trenched in third-place. ond." Michl~an swapped, pieces with Another .i- reason why Spahn 111111 leH 1o huy l It'• MIY to eee why ill bo- iD thia .._ willa Nebraska, .which JO>. Its first wants .to work into tlje Meta' . aulomalie elotbeo dryen, 7 out of 10 dryen..,. a-eleM .......... fll;llle of t1!e sea.!O<l IW!I', week s;arting rotation .fs, because< "1 ' u Oklahoma and ~umbled lrom want to ljin 400 games.' ' • GMAC Financing Available See tMilewiDOdelo- •I your favorite appl._ -~~~..,, ,fourth to s!xlb. Texas, the i963 • Spahn still feel he's physica]. more people pve ...-e - • •.for l"iaJ....eltldricl national champion, continued as ly sound. the No. $ team. ----· Louisiana State and . ,Otilo RATELLE RI!CALLED1 fiM.UMaW AN• "",....... . . . " I ··~ · II' '\ I.' ' ,. .,, ... •J,IIJ ................. HI ................. d ... Sis~ also switched posittons. . NEW. YORK (UP~ - Center. !i; . ......,. ,_ 7M ., ..... C.-.. I --. JHI. Cadillac - Oldsmobil•. LStl ad'va!'Ced from e~th to Jean Ratelle was recalled by ..v~th with UW Boeke~.. slid' 'the New York , Rangen of the "You'D Uke Our Qnailty Way·!li boing ,llullne•" log bac~ to· elifhtb a.ft~ Jhetr Notional lj!Jcltey 'L e @g u e defeat 11 th~t ·lltnda <!I~ Miebi~ <~~OIIday.- from• Biiltimore · ~ '!be .. . WY 2-5342 P0111eroy, Ohio Irish Hike Lead Over 2nd Place Alabama \ I SAY ONLY ol •gur• lng kid trouble or lUJt plola trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will alao wolcome 1001' own am1111nc experiences. Alldr.., Helen Bolle! Ill Clal'l ttl Ibis newspeper. l, Bob Gibson. Hannan There are similarities betweea !be British situation as II exilted in 19t9 and as of loday. Then. ao now, British IO(ldo were prlclng themselves out o1 competitive markets. And then, as now, there existed 1 serioul gap between Briuab lmporta and exporta. A poulble straw In the wtlld was a speech delivered bt 1.oD. do> by Swedloh economist Prof. Gunnar Myrdal lObo llfd a mDd devaluation of the pound should have come 1ome ~me qo. Myrdal bao great admiren among lh. men •• ·• to ad viM Primo Minister Harold WllloD. -~ due by School. : lis \total, 56 ehead of ranking chal- . pleased." g:a·Friday night, Wick· Farrell was on. When told he had received 14 linemen will travel to Hannan for hgaments In winner in 5 ,.,._ MILD J - - - - 243 '•"\ I , UPI wage ~ lncreasea. . •--~·- 1111 ·"'- ·- - " DiMaggios, EW ' 11 UndeflhwMa-IJ.I •' - · - -- I , , DICK Within a week 24 other oouatries devalued their i!urfriCie1 in ebain reaellon. · Cilar(ed Uaderotrttlq France. not notified Ia advance, accuaed !be Britillt of undercutting t b e EUropeaa economy in 1 bid for dollai-a. The new rate was a boon to American tourists ba BrltaiD and in New York prlcea of Britolab gOI>ds beg1111 lalllnJ accordIng 1o plan. But for Brllolll It meant 1 rise In lite coet of llvlnl ~ cause .of the increased COli or u.s. goods which they eoUld 110t get e(llewhere and among labor it ~hed off a new clamor for Ut 49 x.Jian no\ completed oeum. Secood 10 - tl, Georgia Tech ll%; IZ. Dllnois 16; 13. Peon State t3; It, Soothem Calllor· Ilia u· 15 TUlsa 10· 16 Syra. g'. 1'7 Prtnceioo '8· t8 =tsaippl T; 19 (tie), · ' lawn ·. -· 111e~ 1 · ) N (K B ereca. me 71 10: Florida Sll>te 11-1-1) I :~~i~~bnny Phil- w~~np!~:~~ary contest county coaches. 1 Boyer learned of the award begin at with the_ main go,PARRELL SIDELINED I en arne Oyer. rwheo he returned from qurul slated for BEND, illd. hunting in !be tittle of . "':ednesday, g;ac: JohnBo!;~ Fullbock Joe Farrell will be I ince the today was loting announced the ~ermann, . refused at I ~~ s ~~~~ate :the Porn~ nationally-fir~· By D s d th National League's ball w r it. r s' Association of larst to beheve he had actually H r.k' Prp . rall(<ed Notre Dame closes I Sports_WrlterBo er ~=~ Val,;ble Player for 1964. America. He collected of been selecte<'-.Then finall~. eon- N~l~on~illo e;e~e SEOAL at football season next Saturday BOSTON (UP!) Ken y i Tb St L . third baseman first·placo votes lor a point vmce~. ho said he was very 7 agaanst Southern Cohforma. mb ~~~ suc~::s~~::sm::n~y was~ n~o~::t bal~ the ~rated Mo~ I base a m ::y torn his •_s l\Jonday ofsaid.the firstguessplacethat'svoles,my Boyer Trace for SVAC opener .... I W Lo P E & J ' restoRe,· . G ' vans ost op m lucky against George Evans' unbeatFl tb nd number. I sbot birds today en Wildcats. C!UM.PIONSIUP I 15 a and my uniform number 14." Coach Gary Minton's North rivals Firestone and Firestone wa• in , compi~te ley was .tbseconddded ~ . ln"•c•aptured their second charge after <he opening whis- Paul Sma a • Gallia Pirates won't open PARIS (UP!) - Bruno Vrsttln I s~illght wins of'ttie. season and 1t1e as they beat Goodyear Pete Young with a hot third HeH~~ hS: b~~::':": , .. season unm f ~~Yd~tainedghl~ ~:T.:. I paced with in Galltpolls lit- John Milhoan again showed his ints. Nine those points leclton was In _Iori• rneas: Trace. piODBhlp Monday With • 14th !~t~~!'~nighl League play at Wash·~· brilliant shooting leadmg the :me in the third stanza. Willie ure to t~e outst~n~g/er~rm Gallia Academy's Blue Oev· round . knockout of en< h pack points. and :~~ss ono:~~;ill Wh~~. ;;:k wm their Soulemane I 9. Groat •and Dec. 4, at Logan. . Amb't' " Rosters and achedule!l EJ.,.I!:CTED CAPTAIN I S BIg I lOR_. T0 w·IR The halftime.,scoro was 44-201 I wao very lucky I had,;"'ch North Gatlia, Trace, Firestone. feHows on ball club, he and Kyger Creek will CAMBRIDGE, • '65 said. r hed later th. eek or aa Ken Boyds a 195-pound I In the seco~ game of ev· Selection the 33-yeor-old w . from Carnegie, Pa., bas been Comeback 0 f Year H0ll0f ffi 1o make contact with ber. NOJI' ~~~~ .n--• .:i A second Gallia county high school quintet will open its 1964-65 campaign tonight. TORNADO CAGERS _ Seven seniors will make up the nudeus of the 1964 Racine Purple Tornadoes who will , Coach Lloyd Myers' Southwestern Highlanders will open their 18-game schedule at _southwestern on Saturday, December 5. With new bead coach Craynor Slone are i boat Symmes Valley In a non-conference battle at Soutb·l seniors Marvin McKelvey and Brll Baer, kneehng. and m the back row, I to r, Larry Pr1ce, Gordon Fasher, Roger western. lt will be the Highlanders Adams Norman Norris and Jack Bostick.- Sentinel Photo. ' first game under the ex-South- soon as they are received from · lHE DAILY SEN'IiNrt ~ea~~.,:·0 :1 ";!P~~~ ;~ I'm writing to you. -lll!:i.J"\; . ·~ II. OWH, ............ ; .c...,.. ,.,.,.... ,,. ..,.... Dear Help; ~, ~ ,..,.... """ ..._.....,. ...., ._ You 're I ood at -·"'•• '~,. ~ ..., ~ ftt OIMI "''..., • .,....,,,._. c-.... , '" -...."'' 11 ·~•=.r• opeeche• - so make one'll'.oli&' . \JP.• .. 1• """""' oHiftl IJ'*"t W'f ._. ..,.._ ldllodol ,.... '" ..,.,, . tbii108S, "111, I fOl'IIOI"" - ·: •..._,..It ......... • ....,.. e1••tf ...IBN . 'llsh. a··~--•1, teUJ. IIIWittw .,.. _.. •...._._ could vou #I a..... ~ what lt lt?" Reheat'le i. ,.,.._., .... ,...,.. ..... ....,,,..... few times, and then dial the .·,..., • ...._.., 141 ... _.,... -tiMio •-.. .... .,..,. N. . "•rtL. glrl"' number - but be .auft -- .._ .. abe's on tho liM, not her moth! . , . ,...... ,_,. ........... " ...... • ·, er' or liJter, before •Ou 11) Into · ' ·· .Nih . . . . ...... . . ,... ..,..., ... ....... ~ ......,_ ........ ~. ,... your~:plel. Nothinl turns a ·lhy, 1111___,. _ ,, " • ..... ....,. · pt off faater than biartq bi'a I Nebraaka IH) fA>Idalaoa state (7-1-l) a. Ohio State (7·2) 9 Oregon State (84) Highlanders in : costs less than Season Opener : 9 cents a day This Evening I DID You BERHfS WORLD - DIYOTIL TO INTI~IIT op· MIIGS MloiON UIA I - ,.,_;;;l sli. Teuo (1-1) I wi~at;;.ngs:;~:.,;::~"t..sq:! Feb. ~:::: =~~ ~~ I ~~ Cliniock, Sherm Cundiff, Kyger creek would bave 1 further far-raecta. tng effact In that II, lib the clollar, u the yardlllck for many otber currenc1e> tbrougb. out the world. Governmenll wltlcb pne.ied Briloln'1 preoeDl one pnferred to protect lhe pound lVIII • the expenu of Briloln'l owa economy, It wu on Sept. 18, liNt. tho! Sir Slalfonl Crlppo, tba tlta cbaocellor G! !be exchequer, disclosed In a radio addrea that Britain was reduclng tba pound 1o $2.80. So care!Uil1 guarded wu the secret that Cripps did not even wrlll the flgurea into the text of hia 1peech until after it wu dlllv- HELEN HELP US! tn. "'I . Molll!llry Yardalldl Any tampering wltb lhe pound Today's .Medical Report .,.._ N • l ANACONDA. JliJIII. (1IPI) 11. Notre Da!lll (31) (H) :Mf 11«<!1' Rcolle. d. Alaboma (I) (f-1) lloppod lriDitl II 1. Arlla-. (1) (10-0) Yod< 017 L t. Mi<blgon &-1) Twi..,. t:a.ao. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ca- lint-place volel and lied recorda iD - - : ;J. ' '. /. .;~ ·~h'"'', . 1 r.. the ELIECTIIIC: co. .I . I \. ·i l •I' ., �·-- -·- ~--- ___ __ _ - ----- ----- ·---" ---,--• ---·- Sees Doom in '68 Shifts Aim Did You Know That ..• ? By Blaaehe M. BaeldDJ NOV. 1t - Just now a Unl- II dead "lfd dllflb a.d doao, •erslty Ill Qllcago "spot" on Nevmnon to peep q.U.. TV •llowiDI that no foolball ev· creep qafn, leap again, er. esllll there ~cago, Eat or sleep or drink apla.n which used to be 0110 of the 011, what fan!" "Big Ten." Smart, kl!en look· -Waller de II More lng sflldents Interviewed by Jack Lescoulle Aid, almust to, ,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. a man, that they didn't mfsl It, I' C. E. BIU.oloe, Colmty Es· loo bill)' studying; and they Jn<ant It, tbooe serious lada, tension AJeDt, lift, ''It atudents of law, medlelne ..... doeoa't o!wayo lake Rll Inllffilclde to rid yoar house the professl.,... '111ey play RU!Iby at "0 plaats of Insects aad other Chi" whleb u every one knows poslo. Sometlmee a bath wW Ia th• father of all football, otig· do tile trick." Tbe U, 8. Departmeat of lnatlq II! England. where t1ie playln& fields of the great Unf· AP'icu!ture ·says a washlnl veralty ol Oxford sent forth wltb soaP/ water and a sol! some ol the most illustrious brusb or clolb may be an m011 o1 our time. It Is said that that's needed to remove apBrltalll-. wan have been won blds, mealybqs, 8Dd scale Gil the playlna fields ol Oxford. Insects from broad • leaved So U would oeem that ynu plants. Use two tablespoons eann be a football star and a of amlld detergent 1o a galocholar at one and the same lon of water. A DUmber ol lbese laseeta t:lmt. One of my favorite adages, o!so may be washed off tbe bowever, Ia 41 You can't put plaals wftb a lukewarm spray more water in an already full ot water. H 0111¥ - or two plants are Infected, try robucket." This, along with a other fa· moviDg tbe apirldo and mealy· 100111 one I bHrd rrom a lectur- bqo wfth tweezers. Or, ase a er on the art of pottery, to a omall, tbla lllck (a toothpick notq, rude .,-oup In tho back wiD do nicely) wltb a tuft of of tho ball - the potter waa cottoa oa lbe ead. Dip lbe at tbat.IDODitlll, lllaldng a love- otlck In rabblnJ alcobol and ly earthon j~Q" right Oil the dab up lbe Insects. llase, potter's wheel, clay, I Rllllllllll 111<1 an. Said be, to the "Great Unwubed" who wero IICIIflllq 111111 ltltemtptlq: "I have lblDc f.w ynu to like home 1¥ith ynu, II you've 11111thlnJ to Put It Ill." _ _ Entered Hospital CHICAGO'S GRAND . o 1 d Among tlulse who entered MAD of fOI'IIW' years, way, way Hol!er hospital In the past 24 back Ia Alollzo Blagg, lamoua hollrl were Mrs. M. Oea Barld, football coach now lOll, Jlvlng 121 Fourth Ave., Susan Kay • Fruier, 198 Fourth Ave., Theoln Clllfornia • doro B. Miller, 1815 Eastern WJma ,..,. ~ua"' .. · IDnnaae eJ•, 1 reJu-play taudtl We'll pat~ s. JOlii:Mo• vldt !S: ff!IIIIIIPI A 11M Do Stores Start Christmas BEFORE Thanksgiving? Hospital News That's A Question That's Often Asked and It Deserves A Sincere Answerl THAT ALL ADII8 up to Ave., Ml's. Llda L. BIIIICe, Rt. somelbliiB bill 1 blrdly know 1 GaJUpoUs, Clarence MuUord, what. , ._ Cbeahlre, Mrs. Frank MuUena, Mind you I'm N - ' H. R~ l Ewfng!on, Mrs. KOI'mtt H. . ..__,. • , foo Ford, New Haven, W, Va., AJ. S. foo_... 1 ve IIWl . ~ vln R. Morris, 295 w. Main St., grand ~· play their hoariS Pomeroy Stephen K Nel.so out •"4 add giO<)' to their Rulland ' W1IU · n, ocbool liot ou1y w1111:c footban • am C· 'lborpo, SC<ll'I!S but In the monJ). art of Syraenae, Mrs. Ethel Betzing, trtl, falmea, loyalty Syracwe, Daran Jay Reeae, 11 ..And"' ",! deep bow to an 0.;.. Racine, Tbei'IOD A. Johnaon, Rt. ~. """ CGichea wbosa ,_. 2 Racine, Mrs. Robert E. Cbap- £1m ... Middleport. --RESUMES STUDIES HEATING CHASE HARDWARE MILL & SEC:OND STS. L....-----'' -- ·- ----"'"':'"'fi'F" Swisher & Lohse Drugs I -- ·- CQ. -~- . ___, ·- - _ __, _ _ _ r ~. ' 117 I. Moln II. " ' I. ' ' I '·. ,' time. • Every successful store directs its best effort toward perfecting a helpful service to All its customers. And since many customers· ask stores to make it easier for them to complete their gift shopping before the crowded postThanksgiving period, Christmas merchandise and displays are brought forward early to accommodate them. •And scarcely 11 major store in the nation could cope with the store traffic that would be generated if any pert of early Christmas shopping was postponed until '\' ' ".... r;..-= rr,;~ ,. l~ued:galn '( . . .. ' )~ ... ,.,. .,.·~"II'' ·'.>.·" -·- \ , ''·j· ' ... .•·) / ' learned to expect. e When you recall the extremely erowded condition• of stores the final two or three weeks before Chrlstm11s the problem becomes evident. eGranted that the problem is not a one-sided one, it should be recognized that stores are faced with the problem of convenient service to customers, of maintaining helpful employee relations, of providing a place where those of the public who can not, or do not, plan ahead may select the traditional gifts for their loved ones and friend&. • We are sure that if all of our storekeepers could chat with you, personaJJy and informaJJy, that you would be con· vinced of their sincerity, and that in the true spirit of Christmas, they would not be criticized for their efforts to perform a helpful service to their shopping public. eFin11l1y, for all those reasons, and for others which wilt occur to you, don't you agree that beginning Christmas !!hopping early makes that task for you easier, faster and 11 eSo do yourself end your favorite stores a favor ,..•.• start shopping now """" while selections are at their best ... • Those in the store bu$iness know that an extremely large percentage of the Christmas gifts that are selected ore Items that are in plent.iful supply the entire ye~r. while you have plenty of time to compare before choo~o ing •.•.• while sales personnel can give you the kind of service you prefer, Published as a Public Service to our Readers and Advertisers by • I Di(.J lY SENTINEL .I ' . "": strain of their Christmas would be relieved if the shopping whole lot more pleiiSurable? ~ ..,_ after stores are strained to capacity during the peak of the sea· son; to maintain the kind of service aU shoppers have on Wednesday: . I ee groups they would tell you that much of the stress and Thanksgiving. Even under present circumstances most '"""""!. . t' l -' ., • So, we're happy to take this opportunity of presenting some of the problems that confront all stores at holiday Jones and DemCJf'rat C I au d e Swann. Jooes was deolared lbe 'jrlnJier In the November 3l'd 1111eral election lor. lhe lial in JOur on-.llbilrcb1 · · the House by i t:a• -~' , and Swann flied (or a - -....:.;, AI. the cl... ol Monday'a re. " The butllloa ,. - ope111. So 'coutll, Jonoa had a · 111 vote , _, ,I ~ lbe lolfolllniPlurality. Tbe recount will not I "Ill, )t :1 , .. I iAJr& ..... "' ht)d today but wjll be f;OP- o, and as a group they represent one of the largest employ- the year. liard tbillldnl till II. r.-der . How abtJ111 ~r __,, t Ale ynu ,...:oms apywiMcll.Ia Ibis,W91'kl ~ In . elf you were to ask the thousands of retail emploY-s - public would anticipate Christmas shopping throughout problem for stores alone. . SUN ON A ..olulreb bul1eJin tl aEcllUNTilD bollll ol a ~ Cb!ll'ch J>T. J'LEAIWIT - Twanty· ill KatiiU-; · 0111 PI'ICII1cls out of tho 41 pr.. ''()poll . . . , lor Y n ,r clncts 111 "l!!P Counl)' have eon~" bltll counl4d lll tho ~unt ol it Jtlll7 ... IIlii 1101 IW'- Ute House of Delegates race flil wltell I . ... down to betw.., t.pu~>Ucan B...,.Y . .. . , R. H. RAWLINGS SO-NS . +t•rold Chete Mgr. FJGm RESULTS SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - i Locust St. Middleport Bobby Foster, 174, Washington, fthon• WY 2·2111 D. C., stopped Norman Leith· · , I . SALES & SERVICE • However, when the reasons for the urge to "Shop Early" are examined, the most critical agree it's MORE than a ' • Karen Lynn GrUfith hal re- : sumed her studies at Pomeroy Junior High School on a half- ~ day basis after being absent for the past three weeks wjtb ' a throat and ear infection. · · er, 1'18, San FrrmcliCO 1. When you're looking for a tun-size car (a FordfChety-typ! Cll); ld J011 want it hot and handsome ~ at a tower price -yoo bavea't 1881 aaytblag tilt you've seen Coronet. Any way you,took at it, Coronet's tbe JIIOSt for 1be least ... with optional power to 426;cubic inches; With room, Ada aad style. With a price that's tower by a'tong shot- model for model-thaa MIY lull-size Ford and Chevy in the book. Coronet! It's the .setnngest Dodge, because just about everyone who looks-buys. Hma!' you S!8ll ~ J8t1 "COLEMAN" of the objections to early Christmas shopping promotions. ....gg-,. . man, Jackson, Mrs. Loretta autwnn evO!IIIlls lor over three French, Jackson, Mrs. M a r y """ months lire tun ol dev<>- Alma Danner WeiiBton Albert lion lo our ynunJ, giving their Richard Jew;ll, Coalto~ Mro. toi!Stanl effort to bring out the Dewoy Smith, Jr., Iron!Dn, best In them. Mrs. William Kenneth Grant, RI!CENT ARTICLE "Wh 1 Huntington, Eric Shawn Flem· " 011 11B 8 ing, Raceland, Ky., David L. Bad! d In We Ha O reca a Parsons, Ravenswood, W. Va., shipwrecked J,~Y D~~ante, Mrs. Richard K. Hardy Rav· who bnUers Land., hoi ·~ enswood, w. Va., Mra. Ralph his helper replled,, That ~in 1 S. Dettre, Ravenswood, W. Va., land, Jimmy, !halo the nrl· Mrs. Donald J. Fauk, Ravens· zo?,;eU," sayt Jimmy, "pull wood, W. Va., and MlnUfee Ed 1 Ripley, W. Va. than Blevins, Rt. BJrtbs fer It -" It's be tter nothing. N Mrs. Donald E. Glenn, Hen· ANOTIIER SCENE Ill the der11<m, W. Va ., daughter, 12:10 . urt- p.m. Monday. ~ame article, and m a 00 Dlscblrged room scene tho cle!eodant, one Patients recently discharged Fenton wu aalul wbat he wu included Carmel Jewell, Mrs. doing lhe IIIOI'IliDII of the mur· Clyde Dey, .Mrs. Audrey Wick· der. line, Clinton Sayre, WUUam '"I wu In the kilcllen, your Deere Mrs WUUam Pelb'ey Honor, frylD' I dove, u thus Mrs. i.ancto~ Smith, Mrs. Jam: lh8 delendllnt. . es Ruth, Mrs. Isaac Sheets, Murmura Fred Allin, his Kimberly Paye Kimberly Good· lawyer, ''AlD't ~thin' sweeter erbam, wn~ H. Hutchinson, than dove meat. Terry L. McManus, Cyndia Har· Fanton: "I ~ a cut rlibl up rls, Lewie Riddle, Rev. Robert under lbe wing. ,,_ pari Smith, Paul Morton, Jobn Crlal, And Allin: "!ole f~r "'" Richard DeWftt, Mrs. R o y -well 011 a boa~, !would be SaiiDCiers, and Mrs. William co! led a rudder· ....... Mannering and Infant son. Judge, bansinl pvel ...,...... eronaly: "Gentlemen, this ain't ACTION FILEJ) a eook1ni clal8. It' a I murder PT. PLEASANT - A. civil lrlal.'' action has been flied In the of· flee of the Circuit Clll'k styled TIII!IM WUZ THE ciqo, II .Wholeaale Service, Jru:., vs. OrJOII'U • - a faYIIri~ quo~ ville Farley,. 221M Jefferson Blvd. of us Sonfot' ~· 111011 of Pl. Pleasant. The plaintiff deIll lonC put Mlddle-J\aa ~ judgment ""'inll Ute Spread" and totllrlng ahoul fondant lor the IIIQ!le of f492.02 with "S•Illinl 8enlllly" which Interest and coats for merchanlalter phtate I puled on to dile sold and delivered by the llllolr banqusteerl- , .. plolntlff to the do!endant on or !lOPIIJ· ahoql February 25, 19114, THE SAVINGEST, SELLINGEST, FULL-SIZE DODGE IN HISTORY Meigs GeneTal Hospttal ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES - Virgie Hob- I stetter, Pomeroy;~Otto Mulford .. • Your newspaper appreciates the spirit that prompts many " ' . ,, . i .-,, ' .' . .. . ' �I ~ • $-Dally~ PoMnJ1·ll14clleporl, .o., Nov. 24, 19M ll!",........,"'rr_"""'lr"S"":T""IIt"",.,~~ - I WANT A~ INFORMATION 2 SIGNS mo QUAlm CA.N~ : IU..I-Al'IOMII •·••• o.~ .............. ~ r"'c oU f>t >MI•• , tdi' ~• .,.,....,,,.,"'• ... 1> l!;rT<Ir• - 1963 Corvair Monxa Coupe •It"".,. IW -·P"'"-'"" ,.,, .... ....... •h•" ..... .....~ · '"-"""' • 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe ~ ..ora ""'' n~ Ill•· mil,. '~ 1'1• ••• a ~to g.eo • .,,,. rn, l' h,... - •n-..-i....a O•"c."'"' ..., ...,,. ... •na >f<ll Pomerov Motor Co. •cit ..... ~ttlll'l · ~ d •¥• ' o\lt.l.l ()t U:tlrt.NII.b 6 UISJ'I ''-' ~&5 _ -• a!! !or ~ ..,NI rnt~ rnu... .,.)1 ..:!,,.,.,,.., 0111'~11 ~ .. I.IQ A iaturdn .M,31 'II OPEN EVES . 7:00 P.M. lr tiUU . . .,_ ,o.lllt, M,. wnro I' M $1369 Red sharp intenor, bucket seats, black finish, good whitewall tires, 110 engine, 4 speed trans. Radio and heater. ._.,.nto ......,,... $1895 Red bucket seat s and vinyl trim . ,.....,D•J ll $2095 A sharp low mlleage local ear. Jet black finish, ~ires show little wear. 110 H.P . engine, 4 speed trans. Radto, heater, aufrl f'two @) NOV. Z7 POMEROY. OHIO I)IILJ Ill ,.., ll•l:.• ...,.,, &r" 8'.- a..u;;v ro Pt.No;,a " &UUt..1 P80uUt!lNG w"'" For Sale For Rent U1 FURNISHED house ln- -Po_m_e- SLUGGISH sepli< tank? Clog. d bath $50 ged drams? Get Klean-Em-AU 5 roy.th roomls adn ted' ,·n 1 Septic tank Cleaner at Landmon , newy ecora • -, side a nd out Near Main St. I mark F~rm Bureau. 1 31 0 Call Mrs. Howard Cecil, WY 10 ~ ~ 1e 2·5262 . 11 24 tic --~ PHONE WY 2·2156 Card of Thanks I WANT TO thank all the won· OR FOUR room fur- · 1958 MOBILE_ Crui~ er, 50 .et_. x derfu t people who visited me, THREE apartment for rent. I 10 ft., ~wnmg, arr condlUo~sent cards and gifts and were 1 nished WY _3333 er and fence , excellent condl1 2 so kind to me dW'ing my stay : Phone · tfc lion. wants $3,000. Call 11 20 in the hospital and after my : ::=-:;;:;;;-;-;;;-:: tagevil!e, w. ViJ. 372-6891. return home. Your kindness Tlm.EE ROOMS and bath. Furshall be remembered. Mrs. . h d 11011 Mulberry. Ilea·! Lawrence Ebhn. 11 24 ltp rus e · 75 sonable rent. Call WY 2-25 CITIZEN Band Antenna, Lost and Found I 1 or at 378 Second St. \ · - ---- 11 20 tfc t I . £A!.ENDAR ~O~ The Ladle! Aulllary of Am~ Pool • of eroy wiD meet 'I'Uuilay, Novomber U , at 7 p.m. at tho poal borne. Potluclt oopper will ba oerved !>Oforo the meeU.,. 'nle Pnmeroy WCTIJ will moet TueBday, at 7:30 p.m. at t be United Metbodllt ebureh. NOV. !1 The Wildwood Garden Club wiU meet Wedoe&day at 7:30 p m at the home of Mro Ho~er Hotter' Chester 'load,. wtth Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mra. lloler Frecl<er u eo-bolles... neater. •dt 1N.....CO • mm.,..t.o.•••~ • ton ... ,... """ ,n, Co. enKine, automatic trans. Like new whltewall tires, radao and ~t•hl _,...._, ·- ,.._ I M"•"' Local owned and low mileage, red over ivory finish, ~ VB WlD!!or • e..• .. ~ • ""' Pomeroy 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. ,.,...,.".,•nnNJo .,.,.....'""'l!r'"'"""'l!!': PHILATEIJC FIRST-Nlserta'• new Kennedy memorial .stamp earrle& ,wtth It 1 first for stamp coJlectors. It is a souvenir sheet featur.m~ the late pn:s1dents _widow and her children. The sheet, which contains four five-&hilling &tamps, wall undoubtedly be rill* only 35,000 have been printed. The W.C.T.U. will meet Frl· day evening at the First Unit.ed Presbyterian Church in Mid· dleport at 7:30 p. m. will! tho Rev. Donald Hicks as lhe suest speaker. Rock Springs Grange will meet Friday at 7:30 p. .m. Jn. stead of Thursday, due to 'nlanksgivlng. There will be a progam BDd refreshmenta will be served. River News Cohens 0~~· Mr. ond lfrl. Olarlu 0111oa oolebroled tbolr liuo -....1~ annlverwy will! 1 .n..- a... day at lhelr Buttornut Ave., home. MJsa Olarlolte <Lottie) a.ttdt and Mr. Clw-les CobeD were united ID ID8rl"lap November 23, 1914, at tha lletbodllt pu. IOnBSe, Pt. Pleaiaot, W. V~. A three-tiorod •oddlnl cab Iced In white 111111 decoraled wllh gold roaebuda 111111 topped with numeral ••so,,. IIJlTOUDCI.. ed wllh wblte leaveB, IOid wociding bolls and white nyloa aet, tho silt of tbelr erand<bU. d-ren, centered lbe dining table. Presenl beside 1be honored couple were their erandcblld· ren and geat gll!ldcbJidren, Mr. and Mra. Jolm SI!IOn 111111 doushters, Melanie and Belh, Muon W. Va.; Mr. 111111 Mra. James Sllson 111111 dauabter Jamie, Cll!U>n, W.Va., lnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson and daugbters, Mands and Angie ol Pomeroy, and Mr. ond Mrl. L. M. Pri..,.parung In the. evenIng were illt. and Mrs. VIncent Knight. The couple received many lovely gifto and canll. lntermedime Cia.• antenna. Like new, priced quick sate Phone WY 2-2440 LOST - Lady 's wrist watch FURNlSHED 5 room apar -~ WY. 2_2·:>93 11 18 tfc on Kroger's Parking lot. Fri- ' ment. Newell 's Sunoca, Ches- . ~r ______ ·_ _ day evening. Phone n3·5928. ter. 98.1-2305. ll 11 tic 1 Mason 11 24 3tc . 1960 FORD Sta ti on Wagon . _ _ _. _ ___ _ _ TRAU.ER lots.. State appr_oved. l passenger, automatic · Notice ' Brown's Tratler Park, Mmers- ar.d power steer ing_ Plhon•e I -....,-,.-I ville, Ohio. WY 2·3324 . WY 2-0816. li 18 6te IT COSTS nothing to use a Blue ' 11 11 30tc - · 1 Lustre Carpet Shampooer ~ Duplex, 3 bedr~W- · Sug3 r I HOTPOINT electric stove with purchase of Blue Lustre Hun area Pomen . Phone Small d.ropleaf table and 4 Can! rpet SMhadmdlpoo .rtBaOker Fur· WY 2-3618. lO 2 tie chairs. WY 2-3658. '' .,..,..,.. ,.. JlfBio lime ..., dl4 liOt NQIIIN '""""""' ~ JIIPI. 'llllldl II Jrom llliiiCa ID ..._, ID pldt Gauge readlnp: Gallipolis Dam 18.1, 12.6, running 2\\ feet PresentB Program on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.41, Pt. Pleasant 23.94. Hinton The Intermediate eluo of tho .63 falling, Kanawha Falls 3.1lt! Pomeroy Cl)urch of Christ. rising, Charleston 18.93 station· tausht by Miss Ellzabetb Duf. ary. London, Mal"met and Win· II', presented a Thank.qivlng field dams were on the sllll. program during tho Sunday SChool hour Sunday mornlni. Gain, C.L.R. ''Top Hat" . 50th Wedding Anniversary Television Revue ' Dew,...,.. 1bbtll ~ 1 faWac till eM lrloaiM frOm '""'11 1111 to pial lbt 11411 • Ito fred ....,..-., old marlli 111111 pqe. c;as.TV, boiw...,, olred oerllll. .l _ . lrlbale li Ill hour lriiiJta Ill prima limo 1 - t . d wllb I JIIOOII of IDi Jut Wod....ilaJ. AI 11111 rote, quiet. 111111 wldle 1111 tel""Uiai llunda7 - )1 epparentlj- .... odhorell "' lbli 1110011 wllb fell bellor bJ lboio Ill cbafiO mol clocPe7• 1beJ *'llid liJ :UCI DO BIUIW ly lelevliloo <oUl4 oenoo • an 1101 111 d"W IUCb 101eo u 111011 ou1 t1. plaee BOLL YWOOD {l)PI)- Wu It IMtnuneot of commnnt..adoa. "Bon•nu," a, "Wqoo Trilll" by lbe IIIIJil ctaptr.p. already a year! '!Ida lmlll have 8ucll potential! Sucb promllel "' "OIIIdld Camoro." · ml&ilt bavo 1bDU1Jb1 IIIII .... I tbo1Jihl loJnc lbrouJih Walt 111111 see, IOJJla said. Perhipo J0U raeled 8UIIday netWorb-wJtll proflto 10 tbe mllldl of miiH0111 of te1e- Well. we all walled. And walt.. u tbl, ~ did: Your tacular, 11 U..,. keep olewen SUDda3 11 tboy tuned od. ADd walled. ADd we wllllllorlq back oonstant. -m!Jiht bllve IUipOI1llod Jllll1lll1 In lbe network ::tbutes to J'resl.. 111111 wllitlni. And notbln& 1y to 1 ·Jilt qo, ralller Ulan prog1 ftlllllq b 1 whllt dent Kennedy m the first IJIIIl. eoune, lw cba!l&ed. 111111 baing able to .,.,..,.._ 1u111 d to pmen1 1 period o1 'lrl• ......,. of his BBBU~dm. lnl wiD. The opportunity .., the rideO opoclala-partly ~ Ullllled Olld llllllllllont For to this eoner1doa, the ... only evaded lhoae who rua tel· boeauoe 1 l'dr 180 lho feelil11 tmo oallluUoo 111111 tbe fouNiay OYislon-lhey 1\01"111" even of 11101110r1a1 ,... JIIOrt wholo, • l \ olgti bo!we lhe televlllon oet will always be lnoeparablo ID thoui!Jt. It wao, a yeor 810, tolevl· alon'o saddeot moment, yet at the oarne dme lhe moment of Ita most dlgnjlled ond toworlng achievement as a public service and slrnply as 1 eommUIIJ. eattoas medium. And remember all the line talk and hopes for Video's future shortly afterward? Now, Jurely, some aald. televlIlion could never be the IIBDie an attempt Ill erasp lt. And IUeb a video ...,..-~once can brlns about no alteradon of Illrectlon, then it 11 doubtful that an)1hlnJ con. U anylhlng, Ibis television season II worse than laat. And It 1s an Irony that lhe only oJin!ftcBDt aorall to have II! debut this •......,. Is '"ProIDes In Couraee," based on Pr..tdent Kennedy's book. Sunday's varloua network butea were of predlemble era! exeeDeuee, lhe Plellorll!l I . •..,.,,. DAitY CROSSWORD _. II •.•M-.. _,.. ·--··"*' -:: ·--:till. D-. II. Cat. &CUd alBin uIJOme it waa and ~3§~~i~l surely, said, before a new Now, m• equivalent to, the manyof,speciai turity. would com• over video, and magazine stories lnfluenclni; matters up BDd dowo the event. Yet It was tht line, Everyone bad .... . lo ny lhe leost, .that no how enormously and important· 1 proiJ"am network tribute . ,.., :rr. Loooo :19. GIDM)", I ture, t epo , . 11 19 n 24 6tc MODERN 4 room and furni shed apa rtment. M1 d- STOKER COAL. Double SCI:OOII· DANCE at Harrisonville school ed 01·1 • treated. Right . dleport WY 2·31114 1 M 30 Nov. 28, 8:30 till 11: . ustc ~ x: l. Delivered or at 'jp]ple ~~ 9 11 tfc by Green Valley Boys. Open ' _ _ _ ·--on Route 124 at Rutland. to public Sponsored by Har- 1 (•OR R-ENT: IIousetrailer . 8 cobs Coal Co., R. D. No. risonville P.T.O. I 1 35 ft. Two bedroom_ Call 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. Tel. SH li 24 31p NOTICES_ _ __ I WY 2-2186 or WY l·3346 glviol. 4952 _ WY 2-3469. -- * 1H9-30tC Meigs County Coon Hunters As- , 1HHI<:F. and four rM"' turn• ~ he- l ,.;-..====="'"":-:-:~1 1 sociation will sponsor a gun- ' ed and tinturnished apart. we •r• • Gold Star shoot, Sunday, November 29. j menlB WY a.-,~34 12 6 tfc from 9 a. m. untll dark .! _--- . - . . Snowball Hill, Syracuse . ONE NEWLY Fum1shed efh 1 11 24 4tc NO llUNTIN~ ON TH ~ Robert Ritchie Farm. - ' · 18 6tp - - · I ciency apartment. room apartment with l Also 1 • Stcre In The PorMrOtf ~- MerchGi'::.~:Cash p;;..tf 1 stove I and refrigerator lurnlshed. 1 Suitable for 1 or 2 peo-ple. Coats Buildmg. ... ml•• a coal, t.l! ,t ab a bUll!" AUTOMUBO.E lnl'lrance been cancel!~' 1-.osl yuur opera- FURNISHED 3 room house. tor"• 11ceo.. T CaD w~ Z.<IO&I bath and basement. 313112 eo~ lliUc dar St., Pomeroy . Help Wanted WJEH RADIO 10 21 tie MONDAY TBRO I'BIDAY .,. llleo L.OOKING FOA SECURI JOlt Top Battera' Ball ·.. Ia on November 28 On 7:08 !I!QJical Clock 7:30 Newt Readllnes 7:3: Mualeal Clock 7:411 W«d 111111 Tesllmony 8:00 Ohio Vello7 Newo l:tlli World Newo 8: 1Q Sporto Todar I:IA Wealhar 1: II Musical Clod! 8<51 Commun!IJ NeWI t:OO Talk ol tho Town 1:11 Muon CouniJ News 10:110 PubUe 8ervtft 10:1A Famlly WOl"llblp Hour 10:10 LalcbBt.rtng U:OO NOWI Beat U:tlli Mornlns Melodies acept ll"liday, Chureb Belli Rlni 11:45 W«ld Newa 11:65 llfaaon CouniJ New1 12:00 GommunliJ Newt 12:tlli Local Now• 12:10 Markell 12:18 Weather 12;20 Bulletin Boord 12:211 News 0 Gram• 11:10 CouniJ Apnt U:411 Country Go Roond 1:55 Naw1 Beat Z:OO.Country Go Round 1:111 New• Beat .., . MltlwtiJ Malbtlt I:JI Newo Beat JlltltY Insurance . -•. ' \ . -!t'" • 'l'llllrOB: IDP IDQB: VBAIVllrKAVKI.-VDO!tBS D llrl ZKX.BO!tP GII)Q Alill10EZ HO KBUB:A ~-)"'o <l'1P~I MY ~OtlTR KA.Y WJ!1AR AND 7:011 Be 8dll ond Know J:lll Newa \ •o ..,., ' ' ' 4:00 Dlsclng with Dosl 4:30 lnterehaup 5:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5: 15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5: 4li Sign Off SATURDAY 6: 4li Sign On 7:00 Be Sllll and Know 7:03 News 7:00 Musical Clock 7:30 News HeBdlinel 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Tostlmon' 8·00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:05 World Newo 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pl i'leaoant B.S. Foothall 10:30 SoJII & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship !lour 11:00 Nows, Arm, Bour 11 :30 Publle Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Newa 0 Gr1UJ11 12:30 Saturd&y Matinee 1:1.0 Ohio State Football 4:00 Dlscllli wllh !)all 4:30 Top ran Revue 5:00News Ro.mdup 1: lA PubUe Service 5;30 Dlnnor Mualealo 1!411 llieo Off :::V"':· BIJ"I' IT SHALI. m:va 1<11&'1"-wruu., QOlio WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU l"RRDAY 1;00 Si~ On -News 5:00 Newo 5:15 Sign Off 8:05 6:20 8:25 8:30 1:57 7<00 7:1111 7:30 1:35 8:00 8:05 6:20 7:00 ~ Sacred Heart Rour Metss County RFD Paul Bowero - Farm NeWI Weatller lleporJ Newo Thly'1 Chapel News PickeD& Hardware <tue. • Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8;00 Bill Mlllor Show 8:00 Johnson • Simpson Ina. Show (Fri.J 1:15 Baker Furniture Show CWed . . Fri. I 8:411 l&S Super Morket Show (Tburs.) 1:00 Newo 1:05 Coffee Will! Janet 11:110 Ministerial Aaooe. 11:15 A.S.C. Proeram • Ftt. 11:1& Family Wonbip · Thurs. 11:15 MalOn Co. Aar. Ext.·Tueo. II :33 Swap Shop 11<45 nn,•o Country Hymns 12:00 Nooo Repon 12:15 GoeuleT·o Guesl Star·Ftl 12:15 .LarrJ Anderaoo Show 3:00 Jlnl Mees Show 4:30 Loc:aHiowi LfnLE ORPHAN ANNII SATIJROAY u,oo ll:30 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 5:15 lr HAROI.D GRAY 'VE9, ANNIE.' Sljpl On - News Country Music Country Jamboree Larry Andmon Show Top Ten Sbow tDa!rJ Valley) Top Ten Show (Duttona) Nooo News Musical Interlude Rev. MerUn Teeta Jim Mees Show Sign Off t WA'S TAUCHT iHE MA4\C RITUAL-I SLIT Win.! 11-1~ SB:RET I WAEl ~T t-IEVER.~ 1'0 USE IT, EX~PT AGI=i ll'iST A DliAOLY ENEM'f ltl M"E,. OR OHEI> DE~ 10 MEf -· "f!AA...1 '1"11J::U"~ "BOUT'T>£ f.;VlQI.REO \TO 5.~ SUNDAYS 7<00 8:00 8:30 9:45 Sign On - News Freneb CII)' BapUal Sunday News ABBIE ANO $LATI Washington Reports to the People 10:15 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Christiana Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 1:00 Rev. Andrew P•roona 1:30 Rev. Silas Btllupo 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. HoBeoe Thorne 3:00 SundtiJ Chapel 3:33 Country Hymotimen Ulan ·Hayman! 4:30 Sunday Showcose 5;15 Sip Off a. RAEBIIRN VANBUREN WINNif WINICLI WH0'5 THE POUCE I THERE? OPEN I.IP! �More Ole 1 real bat Is this balr toque. "l!AIR'S YOUR BAT"-Hatr stylist Da of New York has come up with some tma~aUve ideas that not only are eye-catching but may solve a gal's problem when ateppmg out even when her bair'B not freshlv done. "n>""se "lmtant hair-do's" are made of synthetie bair, heavily !aquefO!i and dyeg 11> lllil.wl ""'" w..,.:r'a oaturallo<ka. Some of Da'o dbzea TOP QUALITY PLATE GLASS MIRRORS Elborfeldo !Yvo ""' alblo cAdlf and pro,.t d•ll•er.J IIIMI dopondiloli brandt of Pu,.Jture and Jl::urnlthlrii\ on tho , . ontl 3rd llloart. " tkll gold ~ ,.,, •• 4 ,,.. •• ,. hrbfnlt Jtrllltf• "'l.f 11 Zl ... Juol,...lvod onothir bl1 iiiii>Nnt of l11y Chalra On Sal• an tht thtrd oor. .., Choose one or - • of thooo ologantly framod ooii'RII'Io HlgbFidolily, twin-ground Pittsburgh pia.. gl2 .. way hangert. Paur .... _,.of C.-AI _, ,.,. .. -, JJxW• . ollvor. Hoavy• duty Ma10111te backlo ..... • ,,., ..lll! JR · · ' ' Bo Thrifty! Sovo All Your Solnllps Prom.. , , EtBERFELDS.IN POMEROY outlasts ordinary floor enamels ' 2 to 11 <Technicolor) Debbie Reynolds, Harve Pres neU. Ed Begley, Jack Kruschen, Hermione Baddeley, Colorcartoona THAKKSGIV!NG . IJINHER ·~- ···'' resistant - Mar resistant ' Ft!r ·• rell·.~elvlnl treat, bring the · . r.····· . family hen, fot oifr traditional Hallday feaat. EvQJ:ie'• 'sure to enjoy our boUDtti · ful ·~ ,cit tender Tom Turkey and .&II) ' NEW POLYURETHANE PLASTIC FLORENAMEL Ruggedly durable! Takel abuse lik e no ordinary Ooor enamel did before! Interiorexterior u!!le. Five colora and til'lt8. @da9 KING Builders Supply Co. the lrfmmlllP' . '. ,· I . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 24, 1964 smith wines