http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a68f0a6e7238bf708243e52d4eb72a07.pdf bfbd64d49d6c6aec33c7654d5d419341 PDF Text Text r ' Special Service • Of Th an kS9l'flng ·• Held at Church ' Pytltfart Sl•ur• PlQIIninw Party Plans .,.,. made for the . when the annual " Golden Har- ! home of Mrs. Ben NeLLtzlin& ' 'e-sr" serv\('{' was conducted . which will lnclude a gift ex· · Mrs. _Cecil _Bradbury opened the change. ·' A editaron "Thanb for , 1 ' . hymn. "Bn_ .ngl ng Everything m Th e openmg, ," was given by Mn. if1 1~~t' Shaves. was sung 1n un- PWI Meinhart followed by grout~ · Pomeroy weTu Meeting Held On Tuesday . I I' I I ··. MEIGS THEATIE Path." Mrs. TONIGHT thl'V SATURDAY "FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE" {TechtUcolor) Robert WSicner presented the program "Organize for ProtectiQn." meeting closed with the hymn, ''Onw.ard Christian Soldiers.' Luke Halpin, Pamela Frank· lin. Brian Kelly, FLIPPER, himself. CHRISTINE COATS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Coats, 295 S. Front Street, Middleport, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Christine, to Mr. Russell Leonard Mcintyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Mcintyre of Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Miss Coats is a senior student of Ohio Northern University at Ada, doing a resident intern~ ship at the Germantown Hospital School of Medical Technology at Philadelphia, Pa., and will receive her A. B. degree in the summer of U!65. She is a member of Della Zeta Sorority. Mr. Mcintyre is a graduate of Wagner College Staten Island, N. Y .He received his A.B. de~ee in 1962 and is now a senior student at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadel· phia Pa. He will be ordained into the Lutheran Mini~try In June, 1965. He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity . The wedding will take place, February 27th, 1965, at Heath Methodist Church, Middleport. Gift Exchange Is Planned by Chester Grange Sorority will Assist Jaycees Toy Project (Technicolor) Barry Sullivan. Marilyn Max· weJI. Scott Brady, Lon Chan· ey Keenan Wvnn. SUNOAY thru WED, Nov. 29-Dec. 2 f!:J.V!S PRESLEY in "VIVA LAS VE(;A$'' ('l'echnicolor) Anll·Margaret, Cesare Danova . Wm. Demarest. Nicklv Blair. Fe1turett•: How Spry I Am (olorcartoons Admission: 75c & 40c Pre~ley, GO -. ,.l ----- FIRST CLASS Buy now, beat Old Man Winter with a Value-Rated Used Car. Trade where you get service before and after the sale. ' .' • FIRST White, Swan QUALITY 61 Pontiac Tempest·- S119S REGULAR .· STRETCH ·.; UNIFORMS Certified Oil Station 4 door Station Wagon. Automatlo transmission, white sidewall tires, blue with blue interior, 61 Chevrolet 2dr.. -- s1295 Biscayne. Six standard transmission, white side· wall tires, green with green interior SOME PEOPLE PUT THEIR MONEY IN CATTLE ••• 60 Chevrolet Bel Air .. s1195 .FOR WOMEN $S.9S · .'i'al!ored ·Of; ~h. and wear 1J!IpDn · 4 Door. V-8 motor, automatic, radio, white sidewall tires, white over bloe finish, with matching blue interior ·; .fiiH'Ilf;wiih' ~ el..ueltt',.,: .~· ~eicollar, bow and . .Petal" I .: · . care 81H'IIV with matchmg green interior, radio and white sidewall tires -CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPEOALSe56 JEEP FULL STEEL CAB New 6 ply tires $895 Four wheel cdrive. Motor just overhauled. e 57 FORD 4 DOOR Fairlane v.a automatic $495 KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING e OPIN TIL I P.M. WY 2-St42 Cldlll•c4...........1e POMEROY ••• some people put their money in COl1! ••• but when a fanner needs extra cash iA 1J ~'f"'l (fQr ~ emergency or any othEr pur- . .l"'se), there .s nothing· quite like money ill the bonk: A SAVINGS ACCOUNT here ••• llll{e and powlq tOitlai lnterut, as eame4. • St.te · ·wulll'-lfllltaowt - We PayS% lllterf'l On Sal'in.p Pomeroy ·National Bank ' . ' ., ' l ' . ' . ,.... ,........,.'"1M..,.,.... .~. \... ' . lileoMar l!ldil'll Dophlll~r•nee·ce.,...ai!Oro • . I ·' . . Senll!ltllelgs:COUUty far o!er ~~~ •. · ·. ~·- ' ' ... ' ' 'li. 1 -~ POMtROY'.,:,. J!tiT~ r I . • ., yoke, t:J118tered, button: pleated ,Jdri, Ideal ior ' u!''.i.d:·141lo.!m& . ~es;· beautldanl, dlettc!iii.. ~-- Sedan. 6 cylinder motor, ~utomatic, gleaming black fmi<h set off by white Sidewall tires. Shows good ~ Door Wagon. 283 cubic inch V·B motor, automattc, power b!akes , power steering, white over green co~ • wmt ·. : ' I." <l~fetr 'frotot 60 Falcon 4door . . . SJ9S 60 Chevrolet Nomad. s1495 • _ ... n ...... ........ _... ...,' ... 'Jttl'!,.nr• ....... , ~ ~ Firemen in Middleport Plan Canvass ,.· " STAIIE TO THUNDER ROCK" Elvis r I •'I rJ.rr.. ,..,. ",... •.-~:....;. . ..,. .' • ';· /.. ;, ', ~v~ 4 .I.J·t;t" ·-- --. · · CAPE KENNEDY tUPI) - [tolil!mt .mluJPn Yet · r.''l r:..tt ene'riY !rom the IWI 10, ••plore the planet before IMI. mlleo of Mart ne<t July 14. Ita poned from Friday .llet:a..a,• 1 Tbe United Stateo tddiy seat a s~ :~.· ' •. ··. · the croft on its jolll1l<y Its predecessor faited on an camera will peer throuch the radio troublo. .....,..,..aft eq:ulppecl with a tele. · ' void of space. identical pieture-taldnc mlS!Ioo .thin Martian atmospbere to About 4 minUtes alter lilt filion eamera ..-Hnll from ·' ·· . II spokesman said It lrOUid 2l days qo. . onap 2% pietureo trhlto Ill act- lu clbabod Into an .orblllllg 1auncher on a 325 , 110t be known untU lato today Ill Besides prodliCin& the first 1eotilic Instruments try to on. partly etoudy oty IMI a mllllm · mBe voyage to apy 011 ' craft was on the proper clooeup pictures of Mars, the lock oome of the secrets of the coll111111 of flame, a Miro and Its puzzlilli "caDals." tbe to make Ita hllloric r..,. pioneering probe b ""J'""ted to planet. cy spokesman said " ..OI'Jlibi Mariner-! wu first prope!J.. with Mora. Mariner make studies vital to U.S. 1be wlndmtll - shaped probe, looka 10011 ot tbJa . ,. ed into an "alm1Jl8 orbit" aIts own r<I<ket engine to plan! to land robota In 1961 on wearing a new metal oooe l Today'o launcll cllmued · I'OIJild earth. About 40 mtouteo small c:halliH in ito tra- the planet. which . scientists cover in place of the fibreglo.g unprecedented effort ,in after blastoff, the Jl&ena upper f~l Is tho most ljkely to bar- shroud that ruined the Mariner j the $112 ml!lloo pr<tl'tm . ataga, acting as a flyin& launc!l tor ·· ' 1be ......,..aft, •lth Ill bat· bar lifo. -3, launched Nov. 5, raced into appeared in dalli" of pla~orm, rocketed lbe ~ of oleolr<Inlc ~ and sen. II oil goe1 well, the probe the sky atop an Atlas • canceled after IIIe lllariner craft . Its jOUl'IIO)I to Mara . 11 Americ1111 Iaiii hope to I wlllowoop within 7,011f to 10.000 rocket. Tho shot had beeD dluator, flowers for beauty, Mrs. Charles Searles; ltvesta<;k <n chick· The November meeting of" en l Mrs. Bert Bodimer; and the Pomeroy WCTU was heldj I ' ~ Mariner.: on I fruit, Le_rna J~es. They also 1Tuesday evening at th~ United passed five grams of co~. to ! Methodi·.t Church with Mrs. the audience for Thanksgwmg 1 Allen Hampton, president, in Day remembrance for bless- 1 ha i :c rge. logs. . . of i Group singing of the hymn, Th~ .atte~dt~ took gtfts ; "All Hail the Power of Jesus · food to be distrtbuted to n_e~y Name., opened the meeting folpersons for ttte _ThanksgJVmg lowed' with prayer by Mrs. l seas~n. The meetin.~ was clos- Hampton. Miss Lucretia ed w1th the hymn, We heimer reported on films Together·'' able and Mrs. Hampton told RETURN TO POMEROY taking the book to the Pomeroy 'I Mr. and Mrs. Tho~s . · in memory of Mrs. C. Pomeroy. returned Frtday w. Downie. , after a two weeks vacation Mrs. G. H. Ewing was added I San Juan, Puerto Rico, · · to the legislative committee. AI their daughter and was held on lncreas-1 Agustin Montanex and the membership. It son. to send gifts to the am ut Chi11icothe Hospit."lL Devtions were led by Genheimer who used as theme, "Choose the Pom•rDY, Ohle • .. I . ·' =~~ ·- -~------------~--~~--~~~~--~~----------~~~~~~~~~~-------------------------------- !.reading ison The RE"v. Donald Boone , of the poem,"Givinp ~~rur . told the .s!ory .. of ~he Thanks." Games were p1ayt'l: · r 1 v~ Grains of Corn wh1ch 1and prizes won by Mrs. Rich dt>smbed the allotment o_f fl_ve ard Bailey , Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. kernels of ('orn to each. p1lgnm , David Farmer and Mrs. Chest· tf' mtlv dunng the _famiJJe . . He Ier Zirkle. Mrs. William Lowe!' recalled the bountiful blessmgs tr·b u··· h-tess . · · towas acon1u.oe.,., enJoyt'd today m contrast those of the early pilgrims. 1 er ; -water, Miss Rhoda HaU; ' ,, ' _________ , __ · ~~------~~~------~----------~~-----=------·--~·~,~·~·~·~~· ~·~~;~~~1~·------------·--~~· ---·------~~~;~~~:% -.~----------------------------~--~~·:· VOL XVI .N0. •193 .. ·QHIO : ,.,. sATURDAY•. NOVEMBt.. ··..,~·/,;•.~-· ----------f.,.M__._CENTS_ ...,_.o~· I rn~ung w1th an <1rgan prelude. ~ e All impressive aeniCf of o1 Meias Temple Pythian 818thank:sgiving and praise waa ters, met Mond~y eveoina: at btold Sunday evenJng at the the home of Mrs Karl Owen . Middleport First Baptist Church ·The party will ~ hekl at the Five women, wearing pastel gowns. brought gifts and inrluded grain. Mrs. Tony ~'owl- I an-I ;':~h~~:;'ta~ ~ I . .. . '. ' •• . ·:~.· ':;~, • ... ·j',,_ ' , 'I oliday Death Count Oimbs �. 1 ' P ? , . ~ ... ",.6-,. •• • I ~"tots Win SVAC..0&!1~~ N~ {nFarmi!'f . a ~• • • • • • • Wildcats ··suHer First. Loss, ·62 • ' [ 'Story of a Steer' Told·at .M~igs Training of Col<l! lid lM •t Jllo tlld Ill tbe ~ 1eetea '"" ilold~ lw W~. lllllzl. .....,, lu6 . . trolled tho boudl. lli4 lomott· Rt........ l'll Wll tho ll!lpor· i!JIIIIJD Tr- b o - Cllllll Ovtl1ll; It WM a Ina waled a hot llr_st half tanl i!'V'P tbe llobclts ...,.. a di.-CIIJI 'Mdt ;.. 'nrf)l h!IJ. 1I!C afhlt .. tile lloleltt Fridoy night to wm/ tlleir llrot will th4l Southenl Vllllf C. 1r lilt lot liS II 1111 :11 ........, -ed acelleoil'fl"" 111t0w fGi'm• aame of tht l!IM4 bultotb&U lol1nca Ull. 'hrrf 0 . . - .... addeil llll1r:llll • pcllllll 11 tlli wrjly' oea1011 U...lrom lllnnao Trtee. lbl by Danny Tyo, Chuck Milt " bla 11 pOiiiii In Ill* JU'lpo. The KC win slllppod 1 two Lueh, IIIII Don Tbo111111 KC ........ ' HT ... liOI ilial -~ve' hill ...... palata !bey ~ lll!!f. . Daily senunel, Pomeroy•Middleport, Nov. ~s. 1984-3 iD 111e oecond period. but Kyaer RuQer led ¢Nek lid II tbf iDioriiiiJJNo 21 pomts ll!d 'fye - lldl IS-It , 17. ~ -i Tile Wildcats came ool "fired.. In 10, K)'pt cr•fll!f'll\:ef up" In lbe lllird P!'J'Iod, allll M - . lor a ~ rt Ev•'•streu IV DU-E RO'I'IlflD .18. Jlll!lt wtnnm, TIMJ Kypr Cree~ 8olo:ats con- GtorCt shootlns • '<:f. '2 u o., Trainer's Shot .u _..,. '' oullcored KC. 14-9. 11 IIIII HT 1111 'II oi $1 ~ lllrold Monte_,, Rucker 1/lr )lilt laol lhu 40 jlflt _-. Produces 66-65 Redmen Victory ~GLES- The 1984 edition of !he EutP.rn l!:agles ll!d Tom M..- put the Wildolts back Into the aame with limely baskets. The Wildeall! w•e behind ~f a sUm 10 palnte as tbe fourth periOd llq111. Rucker reilly 101 bot \to tho Wildcats 11sed .. unUIUal of· fei!H which left Rucker with just one liWl 1uardllla him, I I ht dlllhped 10 poilltiJ Ill to lmocll KC's lead down to a - • •m points. Kflor Creek Iough! gallandy however, 08 Leach hit three slrllf]lt foul lholo and Tyo col- Ia tbe ~llllr1 eon-. lipt ktpr Credo's relirVI!II Ht!!lllft TN<lt 44-li. ' • Mike Spaul4illc p.e8i t h a;" 'flooers With lJ jleilltl. · Rickie Tbo111ai wit ....,., With If lllld lel'l'f-Htll ..._l,l,.j_ Randall Mullins led H....,.. - 1'ntet! With f 11111 111111 ....,. adeled I. "' Hannan Trilla, J.l, pt.; Jllll'l to meet WutoD ~. WILUAMSBURG, Ky.- A 15-loot jump shot by Soph· will have h~ight ·and experience. Veteran Coach AI omore Don Trainer with just six-seconds remalnlni car.· !JoWIII, tormarly of Ames·Bern, is h~1•dlng the Green and l>(hlte. Varsity players will indud<•, front row, Steve ried the Rio Grande College Redmen to • chi!Ung M-8& clay Dilbt at WUton, Wldle .KQf .~aley, 'J.'heron Crulte, Ken Caldwell and Rick Koblentz. Standing, Chariea Knisht, Ken Hartung Dave Leonvktory over Oakland City CoUege m the opening game peepattl to bailie Soidlnltlll · ilri!,l!Oeet Spencer and Charles Eichlneer. . ' of the So~thern States Tournament here Frtday rilght. erD tll!lt rrld"' 11illlt It krJtl' Trainer s game-wmmng shot climaxed a contell that Creek. saw Rio Grande blow. 17·point lead In the llrst half.. KYGIR Clll!!ll ,., . the Indiana team domnatod play In the recond hail. SITE SELICTED Duoean H-14; Leach Holt; _ . . . The Redmtn ,..,.. on top • - r to 8,-vt ••• 4+171 ,_..1 _..... "'" R·'-OD ..,,. TORONTO (UPII - Toronto 88 f.l-1 J._, 04-2 - 'i'atale , 40·32 at the halftime break an~ thetr !!ICond victory In lwo out- wlll be tht Jlltl of !lit lflli Gtey =-· BY RoBERT WINGET!' IMeigs county. , , of Ohio University and Colum· , well and 6-2 Forward Theron : managed to stay out front of ings. . cup Game, whieh decides tbe JIANNAN Tl\Ac& (d) , AI Bowt~~, the veteran and Coach Bowen • r e co r d bus . Soufh High school, ~nu se. who are ••peeled to ·~ U.. Oaks until 2:20 reamm· i canadian Foolball League Ruclulr 10-l-31: Mrlllloo* 1.f. II!Uch reopecled booketball s)leaks for Itself. In si\ years at The Eagi•s' hopes for a good round ou1 the startinl five, and ed in the contest Mike Spen- t Dillon, the oensational 1-5 . S. 0 teacher lately out of Am...Bem Amea-Bern hi.! teams won 98 season wili be buoll around i "'" Gu•rd Rick Kobientz , 6.0 cer tossed In a fielder to knot ' Junior who flolsbed, as the Ra· G. Sydney Hal• of Atllen! county, ill hoping hl8 and losl 3ft. The Greenit!s last three returning starters back ! forward Dave Leonard, 6-t' Jun-1 the score at 6U3. AboUt 20 sec- I tlon'• MC!oH lradlq rei:MHmfl. taU and experitnced Eastlrn Iyear finished wilh a 22·3 oiate. from last year's team, along ,..,. center John Pooler, 5 • 10 · onds later Spencer ag•in hit for er in NAJA statlsiJcs last yeor, 46 High ,School Eagles - come Bowen.,..ched teams won with a few other boy• who have Guard Steve <Nutsyl Badgley, the Oaks to put them out front Jl'abbed ulf l2 Fridlly •IJbl proposed 40,000. seat ·•acliun> l ~~an Trace 11. ' . aext_ March - will be the rec- 115 assorted championships at varsity experience. 1oJ· I t:uard Gary WoUe. 54 Guard 65·63. to live blm H ureom• ia Ids could not be COilltructe<f ... t qnz1ed hardw()(ld poWers of 1Ames-Bern. He 1s a graduate Back from the 1963-64 team I Rod Holsinger and 5-10 Junior . h f' 1 h- lint two pmet. He aiR le4 pl'ftfnt time. -~ - 1who were starters are 6-l for-~1 Liuard Charles Eichinger Big Paul Dillon, "' 0 m 5 tbt Redmen in HOriDJ with ----ward-guard Roger Spencer, 6-4 Freshmen and Soph_~more·s ~as Rio's top scorer,_ dropped I li ~inti. center Ken Hartung and 6-2 Jun· ' who will be playing on the re·l '" a /ree thr~w :.1 ~~- AddlllJ to tht well • balanced LI!:AGU~ MEI!TS 0 I Will Be Out Of • attack was Senior Steve GU· ~ . ~ ; ior Forward Charles Knight. I serve team are Dennis New- tng 0 cut t e_ JCI ~~ ll.·.~ Preao lnlematlonal I Del ho St J h 32 Oth.rs on the Eagle varsity ·..... Gary Landon, Jerry War· but Oakt~~d City hind htwo great more with 13 while Senior PhU NoWrthASHJANmGTOerN,. c(aUPnfiFootTheball . My Office From 1" . - p 5 . o ns are 5-ll Senior liuard Ken Cald· ne DOn Roush Gat)' MeDon- opportumtles to c me the Trout and Freshmen Jim Mar~ Saturday Evenlnl Not. Coohocton Ill /Cambridge-50 An•nnla 55 Ft. Recovery 53 1---~--ld nd Ch los' Do11Bias soph· l gime in the llnal minute. shall each contributed 10 poinll Leaeue. launched In Knoxvl11e, Columbui Nom 81 Mlnsler 7Z Marion Local 48 a 3 ,;r Lar . S· The nnt ••m• wbto !!pen· C.me otatiobco reveal thli Tenn., last month, will m..t at 28th 'ru Wednetd'Y. P1qua 69 New Bremen 6.1 Meadowdale 78 Carroll 66 ·• omores, 3 . r} 1 pencer, l. ter missed a free throw with a1·0 h'•t 28 f •• II'eld goal air Charlotte, N,C., this weekend to 1George C•rtlb. De!Ul s Benne· Dec. 2nd Clllumbus Aquinas 49 Elyrl 118 N th Ol i d 52 N h o ~ Columbus South 81 a or ms_e ort mont 71 . . ' dum and Bill Gillidan fresh· I 15.-onds left, wtlh J I m Itemple for 43 per cent ond coah. award furlher franchileo. Col bUt E tmoor Rocky River 50 Oborhn 46 Dayton Wilbur Wnght 61 • Marshall reboundb!J lor Rio led in 011 10 of 13 free throwa The l..,.e preHnUy claims II 57 1 wn . :arion l"rankltn 46 l'lllnesvllle Riverside 55 , Springboro 85 Fronkttn 61 men . SCHEDULE Grande. At &be !8-secnod O.kland City netled 26 of charter memboro in Wo•hillJ· Dr.RayR.Pick•ns · . I Perry 40 Middletown 70 Fostoria 49 .1 DeC!. 4 _ llaanan Trace )1ark, PbU Trout was driving 11hotl for 36 cent and made ton, Baltimore, Wilmington, 43 1Clearview 54 Amherst 53 I Yellow Springs 81 Cedarville 53 : Dec. 5 _ ChaUDcey Dover for tbe buckel, sUpped a n d il of 22 cha: throwo. · 1 Columbus Sl Mar 40 Conneoul. 60 Girard 32 Vmaolles 53 Bethel 5IJ _ Southwes&ern fell down, wa called I or Forword Don Arnold'• It ~ 11 Ashland 47 Columbus' Univ?r 43 . Pymatunmg Volley _83 I Vandalia BuUer 69 Tecumseh 66 n - At Rocioe lravellnc, """ Oatlaod took pointe toped the Hoooier team. I Whllei!IIU 01 ldabur 5IJ Lmes~oUe (Pa.' 45 Dayton Alter 53 Oakwood 43 K Cr k over toe baD. 1now o-2 on the season. 1 London • .N%111em Dayton Stebbins 6a Dayton Patler.on 56 : : A~~~:rlb ~aUla Shar.onGrtJory fouled Spen· THI&bt lbe Redmo• will 7 F!'lllklln Heif]lll 42 Hilliard 3& Springfield South 51 Northridge !ill 29-30 Zaleski Holidoy Tour•· cer woth 15 second> left. and COIDJIOII Ia tl!e champiODshlp Elcfn 41 Buclteye Valley 11 Dayton Falrvo~w 66 West Milton 80 Fairborn 56 ey. Allensville The Plaias, and with the crowd rooriq, he mios. pme qalnsl the winner of llmrk A canton Lehman 47 Sprmgfleld North 42 Botkms 66 Zaleski and Eaotern , eel his first ohot of a .....and • loot Dilhl'o- -leo& be· lie Catholic Springfield Catholic central 70 Wapakoneta St. Joseph 55 Jan. At Rutlan one situation, with MaraboU a· 1.-- Clmborlud C&lle&o allll _ 4 8 67 11 Will' V St Vln<enl 42 Greenon 47 Dixie 86 Trotwood Madii!On 84 N rlh Gall' gain rehoundinl lor the Relf. l Pilllbroke College • 1 0 . ' · MI. erntiD · . Marion Catholic 58 · • '" men The · 1 Delph.. Jefferson 56 Leipsic 50 22 - AI ~· 11181 Tr... PlekeriJIBlml ill GranvDie 42 River Volley 48 Defiance 56 Findlay 46 Ri~ Gronde brought tht ball RJ:;"':;~0~~E 114) d You Know That ... ? ' H ag· es opes are E I By Blanche M. Ha&kbu u·tgh Ill. '64•65 or-. Pl~mmissioner ;:.,·~~2-:~~ ~= ~' ~~ ~'::r th~e:::~~.,.M~":':.~; l·~e=IIK~Creek .J' 1 1 • u· s h 1 c s I I c 00 al1e cores oh 1 NOTICE I :.h:. :o 10 II - ---- [· n ~~::.VIR!J~ 8~randviOw fP~it:ts~bur::ah~and:=,~s~an~An:to~n:io~·-:!i:========= J I YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA a:cot!I:.J! C~;cleville e1 JJ Y Frazeysburg ellfVRI,ma •U&.oW,iN , . -'·OTHU PAN\Il IIIANIII .'f Cardington 14 Centerburg 59 Upper Sandusk) 73 Kenton 110 ~ -::_ ~~::eslem to mid-court and coiled time to Trouh 5-010: Trainer 2Ill &4 Sandy Valley 57 Kalida 82 Hamler 80 Feb. 1 _ AII\YII•r Creek set up their plan with juo& 1l i2- S; Gilmore &-a-13; Dillon · SeeThe ' Conlon Timken 41 Salem 45 Bedford 39 Ail Bel si!CO!lds lefl In tht tontlst. &-a-U· Marks 3-~· Mar· 1 ~~,~~lcsbur« 7~ an Hills 89 . TUslew 44 l"airleas 3& IMedin~- 51 Wellington 41 When play resumed, &he ball . shall ~IO: Gregory' 2-0Full Llllt 12 :_ Tbe p~~~ ,. g j Malvern St. Edward 55 Vermli10n 65 U _ RottaDd was pao,.d twico with Trainer, ' 1. TOTALS 28-211-66. Sptln8fleld Sbownee i!Jl , Augu1ta 52 Elyria Catholic 50 i M Arlbur . a e-1 guard from Beaver, get- 1 OAKLAND CITY idl At ... 11 - At c · ~;· .r•rthw~stern 13 Seton Central Catholic 69 , Revere 89 Akron Firestone 44 1 I ing it jll!lt to the right of the . Arnold 5-f-lt: Duncan 6_ • _ Clev~and , COih Wood 12 Dover St. Joseph 61 • Eest C.nton 52 Randolph 29 keyhole. His off-balance jump- 13· Boehl 0-2-2· erawlord ~•. ruveland Benedictine M Bur_yrus 106 Rldgedsio 74 wayne<lale 81 Doyie8lown 58 er •liced the nets to put Rio ~1 _ 13 , Taues ~; Spen. C)tYel~ ~~ Adams 66 Pl•mnt 72 Fairbanks 87 Upper Arlington 13 out front 6&-(!5 with six seconds ' cer 5-0-IO TOTALS 25-13 _ _ov.., ItA I U, 1 ~Ito North of Clo'l'elllitil Cathedral /..!!tin 6t I.tberly 57 Mathews 50 Gahanna Lincoln 33 01 . left · OM~. 9 to 5 Mon. Thun. 511.·9 to I r - WOtl frl. 65 Cltvlland ll:a>t 100 , Newton Falls 51 Hubbard 36 · Columbus Hartley 74 i 1 I Dillon checked ofl Ookland's ; Helltime Grande 1 LV 2.A-. t. Cleveland Gltn•Ule M New Kenton 77 Seaman 69 Watkins Memorial 82 desperate bid to win when he ;IO oakland Cleveland West Ill Dayton Roosevelt 83 Middletown 78 Fo.toria 41 COLUMBUS IUPI) - T!Iree blocked 1 last·!••P shot by Cleveland Holy Name 87 Hamilton Garfield 82 ' Hopewell-Loudon 91 Vanlue 73 Ohio Slate Vidden •hould be Cltveland John Marshall 1• . GreenvUio 67 St. Marys 112 1Elmwood 00 Lakota 52 amodg the top thtkeo loday 1~BA Sllndillp Clevelllld South 61 . wben bot• ·il!e Natlooal FOOl· lly United Preat -tlonll 1 l!;IJiern Dt•JJ!en Cle\'etand St. lgnatiu• 63 boll Lea&•• add tile American Cleveland-West 'tech 48 I Footboll · ,...... held their TEAM W L Pet. South Euclid Brush rl Euelld 63 ' ' IHii player draft meetlnp, Boston .. .. .. .. .. .. 1~ ~ .7110 Cincinnati .. .. .. .. 12 I .600 Cl~vel!tlld Hellbts 71 lnciDded am•t those ' i. . . !Akewbod II! ed to be •m•& Jbott lahbed Pbllodelphia ...... 9 10 .474 p.,ma !e East CIVd. Shaw 50 · ! In Ill• early naMo ol t . . New York· ........ 112 .2511 , PJ911• Valley Forge !4 With five returning lettermen back from last yeor's i 4tafl are delenolte blll!k ArDDJ•I•IG• I Sh~ker Heights 51 :-1uad, Coach John Wlc~llne of th~ Kyger CrePk High fe Chonko, ..,.,.., •• ellll Bili Team w L Ptt. I Maple Helahto 40 ' schqol Bobcats are looking for Ingber surroundings this Spahr and oil...,.. 11 c k 1e Lol Anfeles ...... , IS I .712 ' Ch1Ji!'ln Falls 34 winter in the Southern Valley Athletic Conference. · _ Jim O.vldoon. 81, Louis . .. .. .. .. . 11 7 .111 :Mayfield 119 SoiM 68 In 1983•84, Kyger Creek owned a ~-12 ov~rall record. ·Bolb dl'llt lll!lllono wiD lie B~timore .. .. .. • 10 10 .&oe Huron 73 Milan 41 In SVAC play, the Wlckllnem~n finished fifth with a 4-6 held by telephole, wttll NFI. Detroit ... .. ".". 7 13 .3&0 ~=· ~: Bpckeye 47 record. Two rif those six league defeatr were inflicted by and AFL headqaarlen In New San Frant:iiCO .. .. . i 1.1 .231 ~ ' Edward's 41 cb-Champt~n Eastern by one ant\ two point margins. Yotk eoordiaadnl lbe oeleeFttday'l Ronlte , ;Bedford Chane! 43 · 'l'he five veterans returning I · -..,.-~ I. tion•.' Cincinnati ISS Philadelphia 112 itt!tel81!1,ni;&7 this year are Roger Barnett, {ftelervts~ l tuthl!i'an East 49 Lltrry Colnnl and Phil , Dun· ,John ·_<lrOslO . . •. . . . . . 5-10 3 Fostoria St. Wendolln f2 .. can, all seniors, and Chorles [ I Hysell· .......... 5-tl 3 Grand Ropid, &7 It Leath and l.anny Tyo, juniors; Chatlea Moody ... .. , iHO I Stnithvllle 73 Norvn.yne liO GIT RliADY \ ., Tj.o. at 6-1, is the talleot !lobo ' Slta811 .. .. .. .. .. ~ 3 Wayneilale 31' Doyl11town 58 caf on tlie nine,man aquad. Jl'ioher .. . .. .. . 5·10 2 Northweltern 67 Dalion 811 THE HOLIDAYS Tho Bo~cats opened Hllil , ... , ..... 5-1\ a, Rittman 61 Triwoy 47 lii4-86 campaign Fr~~OY' lli*li!Jrs .• , .• , ,, H 2 83 Hannan Trace, Rloul!a Spa_ulding ..... .11-0 2 Dayton Roosevell 83 37 lhat · etin!~sfobould lppqr Thomas .:....... 1-11 2 , Hemilton oarlieiU2 -wtiire in t(iday•o paper. •Wills ... : ....... : W .a Yellow Sp!'lngi'SJ' Ced&tvtllo 41 Following llol nlaht'• Whobrey . ;.~ ..., 5-!U test, the Bobcatl wlli bo - · · , · >;J , DRAWS ~ntil Dec. 4, wheh they . Hero•a Kypr Crtek's - ~in-'- rormer mid· 11 - !louthweotem In anothOr J~g lt64-.65 ·nchociUie: '" ' SUgar Ray battl~. ' Dec. ' - Southwestot;n .. : York 1114' .... fot11hl t0 I t'~~~;f~~~~~c 11 varsily, Here's. relll!_ Kyaer creek'• Dee. 12a...: .Fl!rrancJ , ...... .... A . r ve · rollers: Dec. ·Middleport HFriday nl1ht. Vott CID 'I &0 WI'Ong With a dependlbtt hPHlh ol . . ' . 78 1 .. • <Varsity) · Deo. i,l - Blosttm .. ..... . A IMI'• J)OII1ld• . oil . . .Od "l'eilco Fuel <.'btet 11 tnr flnm call Hawk's Cycle Sales Three Buckeye Players S 'd Top Draftees' 1 1 Kyger CreekHas 5veterans B0bcats Eye 1mprovedMark ........ "A ,Gold Star·Store" ........ .,. ...._. .-,. }..{ Cloh l'w Chrlllaa Alii fw ,.._,. . :';.a!.,.., • If .......... ~ In A ' • e t$d us ill$&Lt::\;:_::zaazt is !LIBNLIII'IIINSI•sJi: ,,, \ ..,..f.. w-. 1 L~~A~ng~e:if:!=11~7;:...U:::troi=·1~~~~:_'..., "OR - at. ,I .· RUG ,~, '. CLIANING • got to qu~. But 'her. • FOR SALE FORD TRACTOR Wf'H,LOWS AND ·.'· .-....M:tta t\' .......,. Mft DICK STIR•b WAUCII ~ Robin$on's . 'IPLAY_£_R 36 lfli, lla~f!; 41 • .'boo..:13 _.;;, R~Fin• .. ." .... ' "'· •. ·•'. '-:r~ ·~ Jan. 1 .- NortH .oama .... A 1 Jan .. 10. -:;•Hanlilln Tiace..!.: . ..... ~ •• tJ.O Jan _. 23.,., . SoulhW~Blt!l'h .... .. . . ......nd ' ' 4 ; • • • • • "-u 23 -~- ,rlirm ,· . · ·1• • •• .., ,\' , ..• , ' 5-8 , 10 ·- New 'Boston· ..• , . · .......... 5-10,4. Feb. '' ·"r; ·E'aa\el'n ',"· .... .. :. 1 · ~ 4' Feb. t ~ .. R.aclhe '.!·· ·•··.··- . · .:~~~!;~:~]~ --- Notlh .li!JI . '- .. GalllaUTourney ~~~~~;;~~~= ~.:,. . WAGONEI LO>\DER Co. Merce>vllle , . ,. ,, ' . ... ·j' 1·•••lliliill 1 \ \ Be safe ... be sure with automatic delivery service FUEl~ C/111, HEATING OIL -SAVE UP 10 40._ IILLS·I ~~ tod~ \\le'b di!IIV*t t'llll Chtll to YOIII nome Ill Wllttel long And YOU CID IPMIICI I'IIUI «111 paYft1entl but 0~11 an eabre lUt~mattcaJit . 'ear. Your .~tlhbl!., ~~· our bud~~· ~Jan You lriU 1, tao a.J' OD Of!l_ ..I'YICI rely Od tOJI' quant' l'eneo P'llel Cli"f Hear.tng Oil. (AU !IS tOOAY �4'.._ -· ·· wANT A~ INFORM-6 liON IVtlrJ . . . t; llfilo Sl.t.JL.I WNa mw!ler'"l'ut~<~~~ o111t'1 • dill A ..... Dolt "" ...,.......tiMo oA'I)t 1tr _,....... -r- ,. . • _.,ui.A IIU"'* hi• . .. , , _ ••:r • .-!It wf ........ ' ",...." " " ' - ........... 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Shuler. llJJI!e phone flowers WI 9-3983, Third Oblo OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO »>WM l. bpJaltojJ .....-.... =:r -. -.. ,.=: ..._ .......... .. =t. TRANSMiSSION Salvqo CoiDJlliiY. llepairlna aD mUU. · ·tomauc and stlndanl traJIIo 1'0 ........... For Rent For Sale or Rent mlsslons. Maurice Gagooo, IDUl.f P'80UliCINe Owner. Phone WY Ul7S. THRE E OR_ FO _ UR ,.;;; .... ;;;-,;;;_.i;:;;:;-;L<.in=co::;:lo::-Heights. 4 rooms, 11 17 Uc PHONE WY 2-2156 nlshed apartment for ...,L bath. g88 !umace, attic Phone WY 2-33..'t3. storage, st.cf-m doors windows. Nice yard. II 20 Uc THRE==E-::R:-:OO=MccS-au-d,.,-balh. WY 2-3054. 11~1·10·Ici nished. 1701> Mulberry. rr COSTS uothins Ill D11 1 Blue o S<>nable rent Call WY Z.25ilii I Real Estate Far Sale Loslre Carpel Sbampooer or at 378 Second St. wtlh purcbaae ol Blue Lustre 1 11 20 uc Carpel Shampoo. Baker Fur· . - -Diture, Mkldleporl. o. ' TRAILER lots. Stata approved. 11 !4 Sic Brown's Trailer Park, Mll>en• ville, Ohio. WY 2-3324. Meigs County Cooo Hunters As11 17 301c soclatioo will sponsor a gun· shoo~ SUnday, November 29, 10 Dlljlle%, 3 bedrooms. Sut!ar from t a. m. uotil dark. I Hun area. Pomert . Phone Soowball IIIII, Syracuse. WY ~18. 10 2 lfc II U ltc Q1'11·1r:1 "'--UU . . . . . . . oo.illJI"MDaUJ lalunlt•r -11:31 4 II q, diOil IM .,._ Ufi.\' ..... .., ... '""'- ~~ · -,-...._-DCI-,... A~UTOM==o=s=n=..,--:... - coocolledl ,...,.. ywr opera. tar'l llcelllol CaD IV\' · -· • .• - • s ••, n• ---.........-----·- -. -----~......---...;......--I•II!Du ~.;!,.~H .~!!~~Does 7:oo ee--~ _o..m1 Klft WMP0 · Radio . ~IIIIDA'r fiiiW ~y · l:oo " . . ' ' · ' I:IJ SliP 011 •.•!JO !liP (lD .......... . • ... ~.... •y .,. iSairiis .lloliit IIDur -·~-.. &:110 SIP 0. - News o-r 1111110 1:20 , _ _ J·-"- . f.:ll! MNI·CJ lib IU'P I ::JS Paqj llllwtn ·- i'11r111 ii<iJON . " ~· · . .... . • '''1 ll'tl... II4Dirt f:GO Newl . 7:iJII' l'IJiro t:i!Q t:• _, - 7:119 Larry Alld018011 ShOw U:oo Top T• 8hinr ID••Yalleyl _, 11:30 12:00 12:10 12:30 Cbapel llewa 'flaG Ptclleoo Hardlflllf .. ' ; ' <Tutis . 'l11an.) .f~I!O. Nrn Report UO 8W !llliir lllllw · 1:~ loJDpl · SlmploD 1111. ~ .; : Sbolr (JII.l . ~:G Bater l"11rDDlln\ Sbaw ." ' ('nul.) . ' . People l•o,.M 1:00 1:30 rr CJjJMI(ILE'l' hro door VB. .. ·=· llllilmallc, Pbone New Hav· ' 11 %1 3tc For Rent Snow Tires 67(J X 1 5 - 16.60 Pill till Nylon llackw1ll TuM Tna- • Register for the 19114 Ford 11 !:;;.~ we are giving aw•y. No II purchase Ia neeeuary. Just . re'lster each t1me JOU drive io Z:GO 2:33 • IN THI ,.tOIATI COUlT OP MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO loMrt L. c..... n Admlalltr.tor tilt llt.t. ltf l•lle Riel, Deeeuecll, Pltlntttt, S:OO . S~ lbolr NOOD lkwJ Cbrl........ Rev. lierUu Teets Rev. A!ldmt Pllf8llllll Rev. lllu BWups llunda' Cbapel · Rev. Roscoe Tborno Sunday Qla~ l):lll COwllry ~ ' (D.. llaymal\l o ... •. ~= flew~ 1:05 1:15 1:25 5:30 5:45 lolu.slcal Cloct llllrJ HeadHIIfl Malk!al C!lodl Wor4 1114 ~ Ohio VaDef·Kewa World News 8:10 SPorts Todar 8:15 Weather 8:16 Musical Cieri: 8:55 Com.nUDity NOWI t:tO Till! al lilt TOWII Top Teo Sbcw (Dultolll) Noon Newo Musicll 1a111toc11 ••• .,_ CoaDtr Mew• .. . . . . . . Rev. illeriiD ,..... 1:00 Jim MeN &bow ·'..,..:it,.., Wonlllp Hour 5:15 Sign Off II ·-· ~ SUNDAYS ...... ...... 7:00 Sign OD - Newo . . rrtdaf, a..rcll 8:00 French Qlf llllplll!l ' ~;;·.~u ~..~.~ ::: ~=~~ io . 7:03 7:118 fill 7:12 7:46 8:00 1:115 •• ,. 5:15 ~7 SJ8a•.()(f ....... • · .' lifDI . , . . QlllljJ Ntwa l•o.oi ~IJ .. loMII """ .,..., · 12:15 Weiltoor · 12:20 BulletlD Bclerd 12::10 Ne'lll 0 GNu 12,:':.30!t'C'CoUD!II.DttyeyAI!DI .. Gc Rcood ~ """'!' • World News Sporll Todl)' Woelher DimJer Mlulcole BlJD 011 IIA"niJIDAY 8:45 m, On f;OO S. SUD llllllliow 7:03 N..,. f:lle Muolcal Clock 7:118 N11r1 lleJdllaeo 7:18 . ~ U:tf .W~ IWwl =: """" Ma!ilc:.l W f:Q Wcml ..d 'ho1lmaoiJ 1:11 Oblll Y.._, N"" , , . WD!Id N.... 8:10 Sporta Today 1:15 Weather l:le PL .l'leall!ll 8.8. Pootllall 10;30 SoDf & S!Ol'J' Hour lt:45 rama, II'OIIIdp Hour .11:411 11.,.., Ani>J>.flour 11:10 Pablle ........ 11:oe """' Rouli,. JJ<11 :~ llcllrd lt:25 llolll 0 0Nma !Jotll llelurdat Mllln• Jllat. rGollld a,,.~~P t:IIO.Clldo · ...... Willi 0.. uo Top re~~. '- J:15 6:!10 1:41 l'uiiiJc Ifni~» . . ·~!llr* �•• I '.~ ~ " t ,. ' .,_, I '. . ... ' \ -~OL ·XVI 1 .. . (1 ";:- .I 'J • .. ebei .G u. . Is B:; . amed ID. ·ti'• ... Crash, 44 DiG' · ,.. eitshes ery of Checks D-W "LOVELY NEW RUGS" •nd IJheuld have bHn : '. . .' . LOVELY NEW ROBES .. . PHILLIPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP •• - ' '"A GOLD S'l'AR STORE" President wlll =',"._ ?"- • TONIGHT l . SUN.OAY,.NOV. 29 throuth SATURDAY, DEC. 5 ,:i. ''>I',' blm!iielf. - ;, "'STAGe TO THUNDER ROCK" (Technicolor' l are seriOUIIy compromised Bam Sullivan. Marilyn Maxwell. Seot1 Brady. Lon Chan· -~ i ~ Racltre !!&is -. Annomtcin.g new Hours Schedule , ' I , ',•'" ey. Keenan Wvnn. . -SUNDAY thrv WED:- Nov. 29-0ec. 2 · El.V!8 PRESLEY iD r ,. ·"" ~IVA LA'S VEGAS" l:I!RIN rt'ectmlcolor) ,I Elvis Presley, Ann-Margaret, Cesare Oanova. Wm. Dernarelt, Nickly Blair. fHtureth: How Spry I Am ColorcertooM ''•. _r Adm!filon: 75c & 44le * I (.. .$700 CASH C:hrfatm" Glve'.W,fY ,·'*·~ SHOP TONIGHT ,. '· UNTIL 9 PM t THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. GOSPEL . .." 1)' evenJng .. . i' ·" I ' ~ ' ,•I. ~r­ ·;-. '1·· . ''. - .....'•" ,<~o-' Come and Roglllar ' • me nted hurch -':.:.~ <~ STAR ~TORE" ' ~errln ""' ID1-N fuU • d -> M' ~ 0 WE ARE . A "GOLD . . •.. • ' Sir Winston Churchill's beloved pastime, painting. serves as IIJt COtWOS on which to spreaci'-Tt.e Other World of Winston Churchill," a 90th birtltcloy salute to~ shown on. NBC-TV Monday, Nov. 30. Sir Winstan s words wtll be spolten by Patrick Wymark except where taken from recordings. Paul Sco#i;id d- tfte narration offo<amera in tfte celebrity and ltar-stuclded Hallmark Hall of Fame production. .:.r:;-, ,,, > ' • i' Randy Boone: Next 'Yep' Star? BY Die&: KLEINER · HOLLYWOOD <NEAl-There lillbt .to be an Oscar for brav- eey. I lli>mlnate WUUam Peer and J . Leo Thompson, ' .~!J' ~ W... brave eooup 10 let .... names be used as writer lllld. ~tor. mpeclively, · of "Jobn · Goldfarb, Please Come that's because the public NEW .IIDMIII.III. tOI.Oit tiD[I.IT'I' CONTROL thl.,...... funtln wumtll., r ichu t CoiOf Tl lnU•nny! o 0 OOu o o o ' 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 . . . . flllW ADMIII'AL AUTOMUIC MAGNETIC· rftll tiJICUIT L•h )I ell m••• Admir•l Color TY withO•t tro11ble. '• • '' •• •• •' • • • •' • • • • • • • • • • • $399·00 With Wlll'koble ... ~ Tracl•ln -- YES-WE HAVE IT! THE LATEST ADHESIVE,SEALANTS ON THE MARKET GENERAL ELECTRIC BATHTUB SEAL A Permanently Flexible and Waterproof Whlw Silicont Rubber Adhesive-Sealant for · C&ttlklng Bathtubs, Shower Slalls, or Sinks. $1.95 per ~. o 2' IlL .... pNCisl.. wlrlnt' In fltll treat • Front c.• TV Ctntrnt/ lrl11hlnul Mftlrtl, "1111'-lnl:tiRIII:MIIIoiiii ..... W . . . . . . . . . . ADMIRAL ••• Mark of Quality~ 1M Wtril GENERAL ElECTRIC METAl SEAL A Permanently Flexible and Waterptoot..Aiinonlnum Sllleone Rubber Adhesive Sealant for Seallill and Bonding Gutters, FIUhlngs, Pipes alld Storm · Wlnllows. · $1.95 per tube BAKER FURNITURE. ,. • • MIDDLEPORT, 0. . ,,; 'J.. ,). tun '' .. llpftllive -Beginning Dec. 7, the RadM <I by several Post Office will not clo!o 41" lacludlag 1be a haU-hour at 1100n 81 bao ..... · llomdL Col- the case since Sept. 21. loll .. minister service Monday through Frldq Sotll!'e..tera wiU be 5 a. m. until 5:10 p. m. ibe Valted for the lobby and 1 1. m. 1o ~ led Rev. 5:30 p. m. lor the servtco wmre of Lotau, ljows. After Chrilllmu, thb _. tr of tile Set- vice also will revert 1o 1111 DIJit liOW' understands it. "'It W81 et>neelved 81 toqw. izwheek," he ..,.•• 'tba& [ ...... moe• o1 1M> JMtbUe 1oo1o 11 lously, at lint. By 110,., <lloop IIIey Udentatltl H Is 1 optOf o1 • ~ ffeliwlal spy." Maybe the public doeau1 want tongue-In-cheek, but would much prefer hk.fn.hea4. JAMES COBURN, OK HATE VS. LOVE . Fresh from blJ altical IJi. ports on two contr~ nletb- umph in '"Tbe Amerlcaoization of Emily;• james<Cobiim , . PRICES START AS LOW AS • The Racine Post Office . Is now opeo from I a. m. untll S::IO P· m. oo Satuniay willl ' wtndowThi~ice, I a.m. to 5:31 p. m. s will .,.,.,...., the closing order 1or s.~~wauar afte.... noons as of May s. 19114, ... oordmg to Poatmast.er Front Cleland. lilbarg, W. Va. "''"Y .... July 11oot1 foll<iwinr This added service ..m be Ia .... from the operation tllrongh Chrlstrilu te Scllool of when it will revert te lbe (ft. Perria Wll VlOUS SChedule. - .·,.., .,, ·,; '1'( 'r ' ' -~· 10 say the least/ • one milit&r)' observer laid. ., Luke Halpin, Pamela Frank· lin. Brian KeUy, FLIPPER, a., "With tile withdrawal of lhe _Belgian psreiroopa llld the CoDIIOiese Army bogged down oo ~U fronts, Ute chance, o1 survtval for many of tbe whites "FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE" (Technlcolor) • . '*>rld / MEIGS THEATRE ··fl. • I " ""~ ,.tders Other ~ - I ""'"'!';~lrtthc· "'l·lcll~< * ..."""FREE ' . ~ . t LJ!:OPOLDV!LLE The 14 peraOno weN! bell ed !an __.,_,.. - A eha~ I have been killed.) ev to Belg -~ uliner Sunday nJcht crtiSbed Re mercenary 111111. and burned during a takeoff ports received here said The plane hMI ~ ' from Slanleyvllle Airport, it crewmembers and pas. tlliiiiiPlllotr ·uil lllpplliii • ~..... tod ahoard the four-engme Co••oi.S. ·~y ~ .., ••,.... ay. T h • r • were killed. Other soutces ..;;liJe. 11~;;.. ~ .were ktlled and Belgian lhtemationil ./d>., . B . ... the tce ( W) and oliirra,oi ,. "9ur-tloreephllle the C.D8oleoe BOVOI'IIDIOilt. :"0' ,. Bel- The pla steward ne ""'sh .report ..... erttilied one oi •• hopes dliiiiDed for ..... luDPlemeDI To Tbo Datl7 Selllb>el. Pom....,·lllddlepcrt. Oldo Col. Leigeois, more belth~eld500 "'111' ......... 111<1 The O.Wo nm.o. GaUtpoll!. Ob!! m re ~ terrikley JH··l l' blondhaths were fearei SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 · ~l The American -Belgian......, ., air!Ut ,.., over. Diehard rebelt Winnw~ stiffened Dllalnst desperate ef· lorts by outnumbered~ Army troops and white ........,_ ,epublican gov- aries to crush lite l'l!beiJJoo. ,.party back to- Reports from flibting .,... ~ leadership by were scant, but the rebola M · reliably reported to control u, ·I be among most one-s;.u, of the flllllllryf. an area about as .large M tbe state of Texas, (U~I) SEVERElY DUfENED LY 3-4550 .. . ~· J~ 1': "t; . • SPECilUZEI Diles Radioear Co. '·• . r •. :,FOR TIOSE lOST · ~ ~ ' <· ' , ... ' ' '. .. . .. "'- . - . f'· '•' ' ,. OiVideudsWillbeMailed .·. Fro~Was~gtonJanuary I Potluck Dinnel' Is by · Ttut it•m wu llst.cl •• .O:t ods of settling . good , performances out .of. actors. He's lived through bolll. "'there'a the .• ·method J 0 b • Sturges used ill ''The Magn!ti, eent Seven: ., CoD · ', "Tha . U1'll fNlY'. t w.. the pictuno wltli Ytl1 Brynner, Steve McQUeen, 11: 11 Wallach, Robert V•Uchlm · imd me. S11111eo encour!'(es ott • .....en leiiSimo, In ' tbe be1Jef that lf we bated other of!. · carry ~ea _.:.:._ present ICbedule. ___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 28, 1964 fruth nease