http://66.213.69.5/files/original/449e5d615811e0554fbfc3502bb03f43.pdf a0a5a4d6a0e37a51b6a8d04ac337412e PDF Text Text • • J ~Plan Contest /n M~>rnbm dau~h~. Jen~j(er. Now You Know !SY Attendance Around And About Etsuop~Y c'::'ent~; 1 Charlestonl ....,.iv~ Mic/dlei)Orf chadpterH. Pie~~es a~d n~xt r~ ~~ In a~~ 1 ~wn ~~In: tuiL VOL XJU NO; 211 Constmctjon ~ Of ~::~~ ·~ ~ew ldos to:. New "'~spital Is ·Near To Schedule ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY A Special Purchasei .Women's Ail Wool Coats 515 n;::..:~~;.:;.;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jj~~~~:: r MEIGS THEATRE Give Your Wardrohe A Llh With AFresh New Dress to :ooi. • and LOOK I LIBERTY THEATRE Bec:.utiful Dusters LIBERTY THEATRE Jeff Morrow, Rex Reason =-~~-:­ Circle• Of Heath Church Cooperate Ali Clrclu of the He a t h Churdt WSCS wiH join lite Afternoon Clrclt for the anoual Hoi~ day Bozaar to be beid io tile " ment ol the E.'llurch, Tburlday. November 30. Tile Eleanor Circle, Mro. FraiiOl. president, will a opedal table and membera Willi II contribute bandmoda and Ou-lotmao tlecorati0111 .ill io baked ...... Cla11 IS Circle, Mro. -~:::II proaldent,, will ~ pecano aritl aaoiot aeu·1111 lnll ol paotrles and eandies h e luncheon to be s e r v ed II lhroiiBitCIUI lite day from 11 ... E. M. Wood lo olii>e will be(llo ot 10 Ill tho WE PICKUP AND DELIVER! Try Our Rough-Dry Service All flat pieces ironed. All items washed and dried. ens dusters. Washable 1 MOOfl. It tokeo more than dusttna and mopplna to make a borne! Have more time for thooe other homemaklne dutiea • • • lat ua take efficient oar• ol your laundfl'lor you. A fine seJection of worn· Rev. Raymon Konkrlght. tor. presided over th:!::;~m of the Commission on Heath Methodist Church, held Sunday evening. dieport. Aloo Stltclod Short Subltcll Plans for the Children's Program to be held i D?'"""''?"r 17 at 7 were and also the Chrialma• ---· '"' IEit'Vice to bs held at Eve. Following t h I the Youth of the church wlli go caroling. Mrs. Beulah Hayes was ·~'"llr ed eo chairman or the C r a Committee. Refrelhmenll pie aod oolfoe were 10rved lleoa Sanborn and Mrl. Nan "The Crealure Walks Amonv Uo" Beautiful Blouses Comm.i111ion Plan• Cllri1tma• Program NOW SHOWING cotton flannelll ... quilted nylons in solids and prints · _ v~lveteen, polished· cot· ton11 and corduroy. MiuH 511ft 10 to 20 Wom•~• 51••• 38 "' 44 Blouses that are a must. Choo!le from thll beautiful rroup of styleo and ·colors. Just the right blousl!s tor your 1uits and skirts. Siasy blousea, toilored styles, jewel neckllnet In • wide as.Ortment of fobrl.-. lluo 30 to 31 ond 40 to 44, Robes Just Received! A Shipment Of Girls Warm Winter Coats For His Leisure Hours · S1J-95.nd S16·50 Many styles to choose from In all wool fabrics beautiful plaids, tweed~ and solids - single and double breasted styles - some pUe llned. Sizes 7 to 14. S4.95 to SJ.95 A wide oelectlon of men• robee. In w.ash Girls' Skirts ~.95 ond weor fabrics. Solidi, plaido anti otripea. Wrap around otyle, tit ' -box pleafull pleated ·and plaltls -beautiful 7 to 14. - belt, ..... i-oomy keto. . ... .......,........ liMO IIMII, modlu111. 12c per lb. 2-Hour Clnnlng On Requ11t. ROBINSON'S . LAI,IJifi)ERERS-DRY CLEANERS ,. ' Tri-Lueter Cl..nere PHQto!E WY MJ10 IN ·MII;!DI.IPO!t,T ' 1 .•• ..', . ~ 1 It Thrlftyl Save All Of Your Sales Slip~ Elberfel:d's : In P -.· . ~ · ,', Girls' Banlon CGrdlgans . '2.95 e enttne S..t.Wro ... C ·Bon&nza'ln • , Arts Supplies I II llWo • Putly ctoMy 1111111 .... LJpo - llurrloo - - · C I tar ... 110 ooli ......... ,......, Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Tuelday, NO'f. 28, 1941 . c7k :r: ' • ' • IIIUr ........,. ':,n ~~d ~r; Hayden~Jlle ~isite T~nksgiving '1'lloN - • llllliloa ....... llllloo ., ........... - ••• Dia~ ~ Wiil~am , p~rents, pre~id~nt ~ 80{'1~~ J~dges S: l~st I ~ a,u....,....__.__ Of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Wiso and cent Dabo of Pomeroy w..re aloo Learna Death _8-Dafly .Sentlne'l, Pomeroy-Middleport,_O_:,_NoY. 2'7, 19111 1 3 Git•en 1 have been , Thanksgivmg dinner gu....,and M ol j ln Her Famil) Senior YF Held VJBJT BOLIN& D • Y · S · PI d home for the Mrs . Smtth. SUnday, Mr rs. Mrs Ada Root of Middleport Spending TbanksgiVmg ororlty be e ge iv the coof.ned to thetr John K Srmth. Jr .. of word last week of the J' esper Practice with Mrs. Faye Bolin and daugh. Thr"" mem n were g en . past week With the flu VISited With Mrs Smith. Id tb of be stsler r arnet A 1'1-aclice for a Veoper oervlce tel- Cher I and Lort Ann wert ·.n.e Senior Youth of Heath pledge •;;;:ai Mr. and Mlli. Jacob Betz and ! Mr and Mrs. Frank Young-' S: row of tist Republic. to be presented next Sunday at M • Bo.;:., molllor. Mrs. Ray lllelhodlst Church met Swuiay lby _the lo a ap . Mr. aod Mrs Guy Walters spent werth of Euclid former local r • . the Middleport Firat l'aptist d sister Janet and tieniog at the chureh m Middle- Bela Sigma Phi Sorortty. when ' BY MlSS FREDDIE the past weekend m Colwnblll! residents viSlled here with Columbus. Church wa• held laot •venillg by Me an is of Logao. 0 . Ji¥t for a snack supper and reg· I the chapter held Jtsr Mprefere;tJa: BOUDASIIEI.T where Mr. and Mrs. Betz VISited 'I friends Friday. While living MNI. Sherrow, a retired em- the Senior Youth Fellow•hlp. uncle, Roothger Mrs VIvian ..a ti-. tea at the home o rs. au h isle M d Mrs . 1 yee of the Juhan Kokenge Co held t h and an er aS • · ,.ar moe.._ . n Thanksgiving day guests with with er • r, r an ; here Mr. Youngwerth was as.<nc1· P 0 . Th< service will be at • and son Jackie of South ?.Barbara Jones was davottonal Chapma_ . h dl lit rit M>S Betty Clme and her molh.r. John Waiters and the Walters lated with WMPO Radio and Mrs. died TburS<lay Funeral "'rv': church at 7:30 and the public bt Kentucky. On Sunloader and the lesson was pre- Presldmg over t e can e l ' Mrs Ada Ring were Mr. and Mrs.' visited will\ thetr sons. Jack and ' Youngwerth taught the local were held today at 0 . R. Wo . u.vited. o .Bolin and daughters e,ted by Mike Lloyd. Butch ual WHS Mrs Rl{'hard Seyer , IE nest Rmg or Mariett a and Mr., Sam , and their daughter, Mrs. IschooL yard Co. State-.St. Cl!apel w I Lh lo M nd Mrl Tony day Mrs. f Mrs John a.chtel. president, pretnded over pre s•dent of the Mrs. Vtrgll Rmg and ,.ns Betty Busktrk and lamily Satur- John Mitchell of Alberts return· burial ill the Green Cern<· Co,llJille ,..dedr.anda Linda. Kauff were dinller dgu,eauilo of Middlebu•i ness meeting Plans to be- were Mrs R1char ova er. 0 f C t day Mr Betz and Mr Walters h. h SUod y after tery She IS also surv1veo by a Fow><r alton · Harrison an am Y th . 1 18 ;!n an attendance . contest Mrs. Joseph Nowell and Mrs Lo- M:n Mrs wn Aleshire wen.l to Kenton for hunting , :d th";";,anksgi:mg week son.' Georfle E .•. of Coiumblll!; president was ill charge. Others port and Stmday ;•:. 'f<'ck were mode and a donation rtan Roberts Dayton were here for the Mr. and Mrs. N. F . Harmon ": 'th his grandparents Mr. one grandsoo. Michael. and two present were Martha Fowler, ited with their amil · Pine tii !0IO was voted to the Chrtstmas Assisting Mrs S.yler were Mrs I g vmg holidays w1th the and daughter. D1ane. and grand- end 1 L Diles • other sisten. Miss Grace John- Janet Baker. Diane VaoCooney. Reid YOUDg and f Y f 1 0 ,j;,, ralions planned for the out- Bernard Fultz and Mrs Mr. and M" daughter. Natile Shaffer of Erie. an r Albert Sparla or json of the residence, and Mr!. Jack Satterfield, David R lee. Grove. Mils Joan <!rle of the church. [Everson , past presklents . and ' Chambers Mrs Chambers Pa came Wednesday for the M · · d t d Getman Heurich of Loa Alame- Mike Bratton, Dick Bodlmer, Dar- Mason accompanied em ... }1embers were asked to have Mrs. Larry WiiE"y • vicE' Ihad been pati.ent at Holzer weekend with Mrs. M : er ay CaW rol stumbo and Bill Neutzling. Youngs. in by the 23rd and .next land P.ledge ml slress. Tht> pita! for observation and J . K. Smith. Mt. and Mn. Vin- with Miss Sylvia Me as . , , snnday's meeting will be~m at c01rumttee head£>~ by Mrs. Do j ment was returned to her ~ 45. All members are urged to aid Belzing were 10 char~e of .thse Thanksgiving Day . 1 tJP present. Bachtel will have the refre~ments ~f fancy Mrs. A. R. Hecox . · dE>votional period and Sarah Bech· sandwiches, mmts, _tea an c with a Thanksgiving day dmner at tlr will present the lesson. I fee . Mrs. A. R. Kmght, s~nsor ' the Martin Restaurant. !!er gu'"" 1 were her son·in·law and daughter, Counselors meeting with the presided at the coffee service. ,Uoup were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Other members we~e Miss Lu_ ('Y IMr . and Mrs. Eugene ~a~ris Stnith and Rev. Raymon Konk· nmsbary, Donna WJlson, Mila ('hHrlren Mafgit', Patncaa, Visit The Busy Ready To Wear Department You'll fir:~d wonderful r;.ight, pastsor. Woods and Mrs. Richard Rupe of thy. Kenny, Robbie and Na1ncy . the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter. Mr . rmd Mrs. Bert values in Women's and Girls' Coats, Dresses, Hats; Blouses, Skirts, and children , Richard and Elinor , Dinner Is Given Christmas Pflrtv ioeai. and her mother. Mrs. Car Coats, Rainwear, Coordinates and many more practical gifts at Honoring Mother ' · · ,· Goldia Whit•. Nelsonville, re- Mr . and MrA. Eldon W•eks en· P!annPrl Ry G1.r/.s turned Sunday from Springfield great savings at Elberfelds. tertained with a dinner Thanks· T h e Salisbury Jntermedlat e where they visited since Friday giving at their home on Rock jGirl &outs met at lh_e sc-hool ~~· with Mr. and Mrs. Leo White and Springs Road honoring M r 11. 1cently when Susan Dixon pres · family. Weeks' mother, Mrs. John Frick, ]ed. lt was decided to have 2~ Mrs. Ada Root was called loCoon her birthday. · pat·ty on December ' ft lumbus Saturday by the death Present were the name& were drawu ror a gl her sister, Mn~. Garnet A. Sher· guest and Mr. Frick .. Mr. row. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. John Batey and Attending we1·e Susan Lanning, planned to go t.o Columbus wo'"Y Ill Rachel, Carl Jennings Radford, Susan D i x on, for the funeral services at ' and Mrs. Weeks. Calling in EvanR, Polly Ann Bauer. c. R. Roodyard Co. State afternoon were Mr. snd M r Gilmore, Kathy . Dill. DJ. Chapel. ' Relph Spencer, Pomeroy an Weyersmlller, Becky Nease . Dixie Pierce returned to Marvin Spencer and Edward i Grueser snd leaders , Mrs. yeRterday aher spenedln~ ffuosh or Dayton. Weyersmi\ler and Mrs . 'rhanksgivlng vacation WJth Radford. parenL<, Mr. and Mrs. Millard[ Pierce. - -· Miss Bertha Grant who A spedal IP'OUp of woCLUB TO MEET heen coofilled to her home The Syracuse T'hil'd Wedne.~.day the past month was taken to Pomtroy, Ohio mens coats - all wool faDemonstroti<tn club w I 11 Meigs General Hospital Saturday· TDNIGttt & TUISDAY brics. Many styles in thilll lllllee< for Its first copper toolln~ :::.::.--:::_.::____ _c_ _ _ _ _ l! "COMI SIPTIM&IR" group - wool tweeds, lesson Wednesday, November 29 WYF Gronp Met (Technlcolor) at 9.30 ·a .m. aL the home ol • meltons, wool flee-ce . .Rock Hudson, Sondra De~, Mrs Carroll Norris. Supplies Snnday Evenmg Hi s:her pric~ coats in I· ;·;d~~:'WD~U:ar;i;"· Gina Lollobrl• needed will be a large maga·l The WYF of ttte Middleport Just what you want - a pretty new dress Slezak. Campu1 1 glda this group. AH warm 'in· zlne, ruler, htll'd pencil, sclsFii'Sl Unite<l Pres_t>yterlan Church Set barges In on thiiJ rendez· so fresh and perfectly right for you - some rs and a folding chair or met Sunday evemn-~ ror ltl WMkvous and makes it the blush· terlinlngs. with jackets - many styles to choose from In , tngeat invasion of privacy Euch is to bring a sack I meeting. Karen Gr.!g.g, pres!~ since the keyhole WHi invent· lunch Caffee will be furnished. was In ch·arge. Tht lrea pastel wools, arne! jersey in solids and prints Junior Situed. · Ul'el'' l report wa» ¥iven by Seren - wool jersey - crepe - dark cotton prints Al10 Colorc1rtoona Lewis. Misses 51tH and many others. Taking part in devotions were WED. ond THURSDAY Karen I.acey, Seren ~~. Kal'· l E Nov. 29·30 Othel' Coats up to eNEW LOW HOLIDAY em Gregg, carolyn Ru111e1l, Cln· NOT OPIN Your favorite styles In Junior sizes 7 to 15ADMISSION PRICII ~Y Morrilt, Roy Colornan • n ll9.00 Misses sizes 10 to 20 - Half sizes 1:1\-1 to FRIDAY I iHORbAY Mlck Morris. Tbe ck>:lnl Pl" ayDK~tmber 1·2 24 'h and Extra sizes 46 to 52. Adulh, 25c; Chlldron1So er wus by Rev. Howard Ruppelt "TOMBOY AND eTUE5. THRU THURS. pastor, who met with th~ and THI CHAMP" their counselor, Mrs. Richard (Technicolor) loo A Good Movi. AI ;Candy Moore, Ben Johnson, Knit Dresses ___ $16.50 to $29.50 r ·•<llse White, Qorlstlne Smith Othen attending were Charles and Jess Kirkpatrick Moody, Edith Haptonstall. Olita "TH I REVOLT OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO f...e".Nis, Carol Anderson, Connie THI SLAVIS" ~~~===ii::i~~~~~ ~~k' Oheryl Fife, Carolyn Sear· (Technicoior) Alan Wallace. Bruce Wallace ·Rhonila Fleming, Lang Jet- :0 o g e r Roush, George Sauer. and Dario Moreno. Pretty Styles Jo Get, To Givel Paula Thf"is and one guest, Ben· nie Wilson. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ;• , I Kennedy Blames Co~umuni For Threats Against P ..... ~~~:'~ �., • 't Joppa Social Notes ~ , ii loca l. and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bos. ton and family of Ret.'<isville. Mrs. Franklin and son has remained for a week while her molher goes to Lorain to stay with another " ··r:: land hospital &eXIOUIIJy ill. MRS. C. BAJU!!Il Sunday School attendance Sun- Mr . and Mrs. Bob Barton, Cool· dav ~ovember 19, was 36. Offer- ville , were caUing on Mr. and m¥" $15.32. Mrs . Raymond Barton ret-enty . Joppa Youth Fellowahlp met"":t Mr. Barton returned home the church. 11Jere were 14 chil· the Holzer Ho.!pltal . dren and 4 adults present. Buck Mrs. Margaret Grossni ckle was Buchannan and Mike MHler were calling on her grandmother, Mrs. leaders Youth Fellowahip starts Alice Barr recently. every Sunday evening at 7 o'· Ralph Barton, Gerald Shumclock and every one is welcome. way, Clarence Baktr, local and Mr. and Mrs. Clarimont Harris John Barton of Mariette a n d wert visiting his sister, M r '· Ralph Baker, CoolvHie, were in Virgie Treadway, who is in a Delaware , hunting recently. rest home at Cedar Grove, W. Mn~. Lavinna Br1nnan i1 Va . They were alao vi11iting Mr. to resume her teaching at the ' and Mrs. Dwight Peel and fam· Tuppe-rs Plains School after be-- · · ily of Parkersburg, W. Va. and ing absent several <lays due lo Mr. and Mn. Russel Barr and illness. son of Vienna, W. Va. Mrs. Marge Benedum waa hostVisiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ess to a Stanley party recently . Boston and daughters Sun sa Y Those present were Anna WeeKwere Mr. and Mrs. Ned F·rank· ly, Mrs. Sampson, HelD Milhoan Glnna Sandrs. Gledyo D II Ion Barr, Marry Ann HaJTi.B Harris, Glll<fyo Barton, Glenda Benedum, Betty Cheva- Opal Call US! lier. Mrs. Kenneth Hageret, Mel· sole Bt"annan, Winnie Marcinko, and Violet G!1ffln. Mro. Guinn of Parkersburg wat the demonstrator. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Miller and f~>mlly vls~ed over the .,..el:end with her .!!lst@r, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Nutt and family of Belpre. - - - SPOUTING New Haven Social News and •.. '"'"''""'"'"' ~".,'"""'~"~·-" ,., .. J r, B1 M n. CarroII ~1m1, ROOFING REPAIR 'Liz Bergner's Health? Oh Yeah! . ·' . I ~yracuse 10n was bt chargt or the buslnes~ Mrs . Ann Coe lert Tuesday for when piau were made for the Columbus spend the holiday Mr. and Members attending in addition Jones. ' to those above were Mrs . Critt l Mr . Dale Roush of Columbut s,helt , Mrs. Gomer Lewis, Mrs. 1Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. ·- 8~ 1 .. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN dos ..... The Don Cornells, who have Helen Hayes is being mentioned as been separated, are thinking of giving it a possibility to replace Elisabeth Berg- another .try ... Cab companies through· ner, who lett the play, "First Love," in out the country are trying out dlesel·poit&. tryout stage, for "reasons of health." wered Mercedes-Benzes. The low-cOst (Oh, yeah?) A look at the casting dlsclos- fuel is the big attraction for the back opes tltat somebody goofed in cltoo!lng erators. the actors fo r Samuel Taylor's beautiful Public challenge to Henry L u c e: I script. The three ages of Romain Gary would like to make a little sporting bet are played by (1) a boy with a distinct with you, klddo. · French accent, (2) a fragile English lad, It is based on your own magazine, and (3) our own Amurrican Wyatt Earp, Time, current issue, P&fie 40, under the Hugh O'Brian. heading of "Television, ' In which I am The producers of the film version of grossly misquoted. · "The Carpetbaggers" will get as much , I have $1,000 that says .I did not say mileage as possible out of the censor- "It was fun, like" on the Mike Wallace able aspects of the novel, but don't wor- P. M. East show, or any other ahow, as ry about a thing. After all the hue and reported in your magazine. cry has hypoed the box office, the nickI am sure Mr. Wallace bas preserved er will emerge nicely laundered just as a tape of the program which woUld settle "Peyton Place" was ... Friends of Prin- the bet. cess Margaret and Lord Snowdon hate Furthermore, I did not appear on the some of the French newspapers that are show with my husband "In tow," as your continually heckling the happy pair wiUl magazine stated. The truth Is that my unfavorable-and inaocurate - stories. husband appeared with me "In tow," and The most unfair of the Paris pitches is I appeared on the program to please my the one that has Meg and Queen Eliza- husband (not utterly reprehensible, beth feuding. Actually, the sisters are would you say?) and to help advance the extremely close, and take every oppor- career of a young pianist, Lee Evans, tunity to spend weekends together- who was not mentloned by your televiwhlch they certainly wouldn't do if they sion reporter although he was the reason for the whole thing. didn 't get along. California insurance companies are A simple check with Mike Wallace doing quite a bit of lnvesti~ating into t~e would confirm that during the past few value of the prize possessiOns of movte years he has Invited me to be on his prostars who are claimmg monumental loss- gram several times, and invariably I have es in t he recent great fire. Some cynics said no. I a~pear on television a mini· think the value of the jewels, furniture , mum of 50 times a year on a major netetc., may have been exaggerated . . . . . work for a respectable fee and I hardly Debbie Power Loew took h e r newest need the "expqsure" of a one-shot on a beau to Goldie's New York to Introduce minor network for free. Does that make him to the regulars. He's Brbett hHalds ey, sense to you? quite handsome and said to e ea 1ng But when Mr. Wallace made It clear for movie stardom. It was quite a South- that he would put Lee Evans on his ern clambake, as Debbie hails from Mis- show only If my husband and I came on sissippi, Brett from Louisiana, and Gold- the show, too, I consented to appear, be· ie from Alabama. cause I believe in helping new talent Claudette Colbert, back from a short whenever possible. I do not expect this stay In Beverly Hills, wm announce a to bring tears to your eyes, I mention It new non-the.atrical venture before she only to demonstrate how Inaccurate your leaves for her tropical retreat in Barba..cr:..:e:c.p.:.o:..:rt:..:i_:_s·'----- - -- -- - - - - .. ~--~ _ The Happy Hustlers Sun day School Class of the MeUJodist Church met In regular session at the church Friday evenine: ,.,, . ,._. By _ ! FIELDeR 51 Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrt. Al Crow an-. ~ meetlng wu preceded with nounce the birth of a daughter. 0 silt o'elock covered dish din- Rebecca Lynn Novembor 19 .t E 2.98 tol4·98 ner. Mr. and Mr!l. Edward Ztmmer- man of Pittsburgh are vlsjtlng arpentef News Notes { and · Holzer Hospital. \ FollowiDJI the dlnoer, Mn. Bel- Mrs Don Neale is a surgical eu YOIDiet pruented a prosrom patient in Holzer Hoopilal. ~~ In keepint wllli'lbaDitlglvlng. Mrs. Edith Dunfee il vla!Unl \ ·. MIDPLEP~I!.T The prelldelit, Mrt. Laura Wat.- in Be,~lp~re~w~ith:-._:re~ la~tlv~ea~-~-_j,""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'..! THE SHOE :.·~ '\ :::::;.";:,=;,.Tile .;::,· :U t b::bt :: Traur~ wu :."/. t· M · av; ~nebrenn"' w lo ;::. \ P'arprok The . 1or t bo Ch mt· 1c ens. menu nned d' 111 1 \ m&!l ~r~ :~~ P: th ·h eh Illner wF 'da . hath~~ c urc anne< ." Y n'g I=· 8· . . , Dur1ng the socla hour dehc100s For fluffy· dry · lh b' th f Cllrry,' daUII!tter of ~r. "COLOR CENTER" 1 and Mn. Ches ter CUr ry, waa 1' patient -at Pleaoant Valley ,.. Stctnd Avt. MldclloJIOrtl pltal for trtatment 9r lnjurieo rtl.,""'""'""'""'!!!l!!!!l!!!!!l!!!,......!!'."":;::lv:::ed~ino:_:a__'f~al~l.:_· -c:._ 't _ ";;:,';hy get a --- 1 ..... ' of Columbia School. Marvin Ch.,. substituted ror hJm. Mrs. V.icLor Perry and M r s. Carrol Woodgerd and Dennis wea-e in Columbus on Thursday whore Dennis had tilt usts and pins removed from his legs at Children's K..pftal. Ho Is pro- ..... ... .... Kennetb EU!s who Is employSta~ Highway Department Is in Mount St. Marys Hospital In Nelsonvlllo for x-rayo and abaervation afte!o te<.'eiVIttj a back Injury at his work. Mr. and M.,, A. R. Caoter •pent an aflernoon with Mrs. Daisy Rawlings. ).Irs. Rawllngo fell and recen.d multiple !njur. iell Including • hlp Injury. Robert Bishop and Dorooy Jorden opent TUeoday nlgllt a n d Wednuday wilb Roberti• grand- wtth Automatic-Clutch Transmission- td Ceramic-Armored Muffler and Tailplfle er will be replaced free for original owner, tse of rust out~ by a Rambler deiller, col· • lision damage excepted, for less than the lowest priced Falcon or · Corvair with a of these 1• pota oi hio ount, Mn. MOHI ~rry BDCI family. A~llr Crtil!tree and Mra. Jt>hn lnKram, lay lpeltera, wore In chartfl of services at ' 'ranple · Methodist Church on SUnday In g. Ohio ()PI ,;, Puppy . RAMBLER ., World Standard or .. Com,paet oar Esoellenoe A. a~.~i..i. ..;.;.. .;-:~ J • 69c size 'Colgate Tooth Peste _ _ 53c 69c size Gleam Tooth Paste - - - 53c 69c size Fasteeth _______ 53c .. I • Visiting Mr. and Mrs. e Diicounts on DRUG NEEDS WAT~· , It,... -: .-ds · n.,s' ....;. e.4t " . ~ '~ . ·i•!i""" .,., . . 1.. . ;: ... . .... ." ~ ~~~~~~;~~~;;;w~lt~h~f~o~r~·y~o~u;r~n;•;w~ca;r~o~r~·a~S~e~!li~rb~;u;•ecl~~c~ar;~ f '1 • • ' • ' ,. 1 ... '· ." • . I . - .• • I · · , 1 I • • ....... ..,, . !. ' , • ' . ' . ~;ll ·f i ; ~ ,;, ,;·, . . .' , .'·. Tues.·fo $at., 11 AJ,Uq' P.M.- Thun.,1~ A.M. ~o·.t ~.M. ~~ Mrs. Frank r "' ' ~ ..t ' . Arnott ' '. Clyde hunting. 1 .' • ' l •\"..111 :· u '1f4, , .bio'i : MOlatiiilt !i !loop 1111 . poodto ' ool hi> ~· pl.p.r1J, ' ".~r. . ~t ~ .1 -· I iii £ '.~mr, • The 1111$Wer: ELECT!!ICITl' that preserves your· food! It's .a fact. Official govemment figures show resi· deJitial pris:es for electricity in Ohio are less than in 1935. • (Your monthly bills are bigger than they used to be because you're using liY.z times as much electricity now-but who want to enjoy less would electricalliving?) · •· Bilrblt. ' ' . ·..; ~: -~~ " a ~ ,\, ., .... , . "I . ' .' . What has kept the ptice of electricity low in Ohio? 'fbanka to Ohio'a biafUJblly lat1Jf!Ne be ., 6 to.- . maW. the.elecl;dc PJIIII"'iee ba1e been ah1e the millions fn make impw; l"'d8 'l1noagb e J imprOvements they haw kept the prim rl el 5 if 'tJ i down. YOurma•oed 118Bci d :taicil:y bashi.IJM. t . •,_ 'rhe result: Electricity has J'f'Mjned m~~t<i tbab¥- · gest baipiDs in your budget. In ~JOG pa;y . . . far eW:birity CbaD tbe Y"Pe iD aae ud• ~ . ,.·v,. _ • • Eleotrio Companies 1ltt a DtoC Tl . I Ia I Oltllll t I I I IDIIIdiZ I 7 t I I -~~~~~~~~ ............,,. .... -......... I •I ·' ;irt>l .• lhe ~ ' of ..atroey ··..e IIIlo ·~ of ~· · ' llntlef'l-r,Jialidq•Qklbe ·Bil .. ~ ' • ~;; [ .:. Drug Store Houn1ll A.M. to I P.M,,Mon, thru Sat. ,, . . Phe~clst. On\DUty ~.. Wed.,.·Frl., 1.1 A.M. To 8 .P.M, · · ~ ' ,.-;,' .; ....., ' ' \ I ... • ·•b·foolit.ll1'...,. wire fenee reaeh " lll_leto,.., • .;,.-.., -....... .... ., ';. ~ - -· ~nd • '· Della A. Hensley. . Sunday ror a 1outh ra(Iy, Mr. and Mro. Charles Martinko Robert A. Harden spent last ool<rtalned wllh a turkey din- week end In Marion with friends. ne~- Gueoto w"'e .Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hubbard of the U. S. Oiarles Mar<lnka, Sr. and """· Navy · stationed at Fort SheltonTom, Reedsville, and Mona Whl~ ham, Maryland, visited his parTuppers Plalas. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. . Dinner gueota jll Mrs. Nell · Mr. Oiarleo Wolfe has been reStethem were Mr. BDCI Mra. How~ turned 1o hill home from Meigs ard Young. Paden City, W. Va., General Hoopltal In Pomeroy. Mrs. HameU Bryan~ Michigan, Ml'l. Llle Shields Is reeuperatMr. and llfn, Emmett ~them, ing from a te<.'eDI Ulnesa. Mr. and Mro. Garth Smith and Mro. Donald Moore nf :Miner&Kenny ~Ids. 'ntree birthday~ •Bit and 1\trs. ·a-ge Cundiff, lo- . ,..re celebrated. · cal, entertained with a party at IIlah ··swan, Tuppera Plains, Ia the home of Mrs. Cundiff on Nov. · spending a few days wlih Leonei1B, hoooring the birthday•. of J18bcock; · Thomas Robort Moore and Diana · . -VIolel Smllllt Lyn~ CUndiff who were 12 and 7 · respecllv~ly. A "happy blrthdav'' JORNSON PROMOTED decorated cake and a "lamb" cake along with punc~ anil Ice . Dale E. Jolmlon. bollennan . crO&m ,.... served to the followfirst cia,., USN, """ of Mr. and ling guest.: Mrs. Ruth CUndiff, 'Mf8- l!lrnllt D. Jolutaon of Raclne 1Mro. Glen Cundiff Jr. and Gregwas ~romoted Novembor 16, whUo ory, TeiT)'. liandy and Coral tiei'Vin& 'In '\he · AUimtlc aboanl: Moort. Sue Ellen CunttJngbam, the amP!tlbtous ' assault a h I P Mr. Geoerge CUndiff and Dobbie USS Boxef, currenUy undergolng land Ttmmy, Mr. Donald 1\{oooe rautlne "'''lntenance al .Norfolk i and Donnie, Paula Jean and John· Naval sh!PJarda In Porstmouth, l ny, Mn. Evelyn Moore and CllerVa. ,, · yl Ann and tho ho&teueo and the ' honored gueati, . Mr. and Mn. ~au! Glelllort and Joble&8 Oabrls Saberlna Kay· and Robia tynn' or Still'Qhder 1960 . Lima and 1\trs. Kathryril'olero or Claims'!..: Jmemployment bene- Ar<edla were· .-.t guesta of ftts . ~ lower lut "'• e,t . Mrs: Laura 1,.~11.. ' oompare<l to ·the same week Mr. and Mn. Charles Mills and )1ar ag<) .iicco'rdint to it weekend Mr. and Mn. Ralph Mills of J'OPOrl by hank W. CltDders,,mliJo Beaver P'•l!'· Pa., and Mr.. ;wade , .g..- o! the Ohio Bureau of Unem- Milll of ElWood Cfty, Pa.1 lpeDI · , 1 iltttl!' \':oin. Htioit Ptimo- a weekend with tltolll mother MnP.1!)'1 • . pe,n · · • · Ge- MUla and ltelped !K'r roy, Ofl!O!!- . . ·' . ; · • · celobrale !tOr tMth b~: . ; lilltJal clSiml 1aat week _ . '11tanbglvln8 Day ~ · or 1\1. added 10 """!i"'!ed ~lml of !lr. and Mn, Cl!rl ·llubl;t~ ~· . • at weel'o end 11111cle li!IO, \rt!re lltolr dllltlt'e~ . .Mr. and Mn. liar~·-"' 3D ol. ' Jut - · loW PaU.... and Contllifol. Jllp• . l' ......- Taf!Jl•....,. to ,, tttl Mr. MlddleJ10rt.Ohle Columbus were viSiting Mr. and I assist in his tDre. tf"rs. Joe Bisselel. Mrs. Helen Domewood was the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Saturday dinner f(Uest Of Mr. and and Ray were vtsltlng Olle Swan Mrs. E..1. Hill. PomerOf. at Elmwood Rest Home. Mrs. Ethel Betzin"l Is a mediC'al Mrs. Dora Pierce was vlslsting i patient at Rolzer HOspital! In OaJMr. and Mrs. Zero Pierce. lipolis. Mn. Eva Laurenre hAS been Mrs. On1a Winebrenner . 's ~n quit. poorly at the home of Mr. Pensnylvo~la . where sbo Is vlalt· and MrR. Herbert Swan. lng her children~ Miss Sandra London accompan· Mr. and Mrs. Pe~ Carpenter led the Pomeroy Methodist Youth of Pomeroy were Vl9lt!ng Mr · H· 1 Feelelowshlp group lo Portsmouth ....lo ....... "Toll)l.• B•r•li! . .:.· 8bo'lil INGELS FURNITURE rov Webb, and 'nm Mitchell of of his father, William Guinther, to 1.49 size Amphoiel 1. 29 1.49 size Maalox 1.29 1.19 size Anacin - - - - - - 98c 5.50 size Cluslvol 4.49 . TIMEX . R.., 12.~t· • Lawrence were Mr. and Mrs. El· Carl Hubbard has returned to mer Schrieber, Clairton, Pa., Mr. his home (rom Omaha where he and Mra. Paul Lawrence and Mr. wag ernploved. and Mrs. Gene Ritchie, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. G.uy Guinther and Mr. and Mrs. T<ld Hayman. Le· children have moved to th~ home 69c size Polident - - - - - - 53c Are As ,LOW As ,Yoli'JI Find In Th~ Big Bend Area ... ··-· usuAtl.v·· LowER:·THA~' Most 1I'· · ·~ I . C!Oiua F. BurDIDI, ..n..t ol a year-old '"lfatorO<I b0111o oallle4 •'80rllle" li ----"' p, ' Wether~l'• J»>!e•er;litflon PriceJ ,· . ' lovo Ia lhe bull lor a $Sill soli I• G r e e•e CoamJ hiD. . Plo• ~ · .' " . on BABY NEEDS · Mr. and Mra. Lavern Jordan XI:~ \ ~air c!iJe Needs . Madi&On, W. Va . wert 1 hDd l big, longer ltlsting I 5· inch tires , •• and a two•year battery Deep·Dip rustproo6ng •• , and counter-balanced hood . for drying. 39c 45c 93c size Haleys MO 79c -.22c eDiscounts Ol' SHAVE NEEDS • • 23c 69c size Aqua Velye 49c 23c 79c size Palm11llve ·Rapid Shave 59c ·, • Discounts on _D~yo ~'Jl'EEDS 79c size Rise ~~eve 59c 1.00 size Gillette 'Super-Blue Blad11 • 79c 59c size Alk•Seltzer - - - - - 49c 93c size Phillips Milk M•tnesla· _ . 79c •DiscoUnts on DRUG NEEDS 2. 98 size Mile's One_A Day I 89c size Lls.terlne ,..,...,.----- 69c Multiple VItamins - - - - 2,29 69c size Mldol Teblets S9c 79c size Co Salt - : - - - - - - 59c • 1.17 size Mlssengill Powder 98c e Dlsc_ou~ts on DENTAL NEEDS 1.69 size Metrecal Liquid - 6 hK 1.39 ' 79c size Fl!)rle.nt · 59c 53c size Cmt. Tooth Paste '45c plleaaant hunting on Wedneaday Mr. and Mrs. Earl ·Nelson. have moved from lheir homo In Clrpen~r lo lh4l Bottrell property In Albaay. Mlsa Heltn Van Dyk., St. Pol· onbu.rg, P'lorido, opent tho post week wtlh her brother-in-liM! ond slater, Mr. and .Mra. Frank Bol>o 1 Albany road. Mr. and Mrs. Kolley Kert11, th separate front and rear systems-if one is damaged, the other works, f 49c Johnson's Medicated Powd•r _ 59c size JohniiO!I'i Baby PoWder _ 25c size Baker's Milk .· . 27c size SMA Liquid ·. 27c size Slmllac Liquid mother, Mrs. N e t t i e Bishop, Bloomdale, Ohio. They enjoyed and Dauble-Safety Brake System FlaMe There is nothing like a , e Discounts ed by the new E·Stick no·clutch·pedai driving, stick· shift economy, · ~ ·~···· ' gressing satisfactorily. • 'wrrB TBADK son., 1.35 size Helene Curtis Spray. Net :.... 99c 1.00 size V-0·5 Tube 79c 89c size Wildroo' Hair Tonic ___ 69c 1.00 size Prell Shampoo 79c 2..00 size Lilt 1.59 1.00 size Breck Shampoo 79c Ray and Friday and unable to BLERSEDAN . .. $188 00 Social News • Discounts on 'be at hlo tnlployment as janitor Do you know? You can buy this beautiful ;- ... FREEZER CHEST called on Mrs . Allee Arnott in Waterford , Tuesday. I Ernest Sismm was in Columbus "Mmrsday where he attended the Quarter Century Club meeting ~nd ~..,~.,i!~.,.~.,.,.l?J,"''"' ·"·~·'"''"'·"'·*'""n"'''·"'*'"'!f·"''~"''·'~~"ii"',..,fiil l banqJ,Jet at the Neil Hoo!le. Visiting Mrs. Harold eenna¥a Spenillng several days with were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth By· Mrs. Helen Damewood and us, . Mrs. Emma Byus and son, !Ernest, WflS Herman Westfall and Russell, and Charles Byus of Pt. son, Rorlney, or Akron. Pleasant. W. Va. Miss Jean Miller of.Shingburg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marelnt:.o was nn overnight guest of her and family were visiting Mr. and grandnarcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Llg Mrs. Bernard Marcinko and Shields. daughters, Logan. · I Mrs . Margaret Cottrill, Sharon, Weekend visitors of Mr. and Craig and Bruce. acoompanied by Mrs. Wayne· Prince were Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Chapman and ConDonald Polly and Vicky and Mrs. nie of Letart Falls spent Sundav Elmer Burton and famlly of Col· In Columhus where they visited umbus. their brother and sister·in-law, calling on Mr. and Mrs. Char· Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.tJ J . Quick Jes Massaser , RFn. were Mr. and and Mrs. Chapmun 's sons and Mrs. Marion Riggs, Athens, Ulah daughters-In-law, Mr. tmd Mrs. swan, Tuppers. Plainss. Mr. and Edward Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs and Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Chapman. Mrs. oscar Babcock. i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harden hfve Weekend gueslf' Jn the David purchased a house trailer and Yates home were Mr. and Mrs. I Tuesday evening It was moved to Morgan Yates, .,ee and Mark, of[the lot nexxt to the Harden groCleveland, and Robert Yates of eery on Second St. . 'd Oh' j Mr. and Mrs. RogAr Wmebrenb C~n~ ~ ' · f ner and son, Kelly, spent sever aI 0 Mr. and Mrs. Romey White days with her parenlq Mr. and CbUIIcotbe have been visiting Mr. Mrs. L. B. Miracle a~d son nf and Mrs. Harold Newlun. Leesburg where they enjoyed Wetherall:s,,,Discount Savings ~ hofme wasb Mrs. Star ev o Co1um us . Long Bottom ~ Je:_:rry~·.' ;dul~we~n,_w:.,:h~o_:ta~IJI=·=--=:-::=.-=-o:::::-:=-=--=::-:=-=:-::::-=-=:-::c':::::-:=-=-==::-:==::-:::::;:::-::::;;;:-::=:::::;;:::-:;:--: bN been V.•"1"" c•- ·for the l< the Me1g1th CO\Illly Fall' · -'P'I!i .,.... . . idd 9 oow baby and also vt01ted w1th city anquet at e - . M leher parents bo,.., ,..rt Grade School on Friday ev• Mr. Eddie Jordan, sona, Clay nlnTg.M . . Ga1away wu 1·u on Tit urs· HOTPOINJ 1 · ne I l.tH#i# u:w'"'"&JiliHI!W¥..#4ik::Z:L u.a.JH!,.HI!'. I Diddkl• ... -- .- o. er, Mrs. ~ Parker, &il'!vl~: "lll'~and Mrs .. Earl Starkey al· 1 Mf. Mr and M1·s Rolland Crabtree 1 3 Cu Ft 1 • • ! Ml'll. William Culwell open I are at pre"@nt visiting his par· II.MOUnce Robee lr 0 1 greb8 • and .sons hav~ moved to the' •· M d M K It P' d grandson, rt Weston, oa·n en~. r. an rs. erm or . and obe k Woodrum farm that they purMrH. Joe Ford wiU tttach at Wa· to Mr. Mrs. R rt Par er, . h M.iddleport Ohio. 1'be gra~~ e)l~ th1s past summer. L.andFlanne:an and brother!!, Robert 17 lb , 131,12 oz., daughter at the R.obert, and Richard Duckwol'th her mother, Gra<!rt Oiler. and bro- Agnes White and James Robert Lewis and Mn ~· B. Sellers. Pleasant Valley Hospital on J>lov attended a birthday dinner for ther, Bill, and. grandparents, Mr. and Richard Duckworth. They were accompamed home bv 22. Grandparents are Mr. end 1Mrs Thomas Darst Middleport. I and Mrs . Wtlham 01dd1e. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and . · Mrs. Paul Saunders and Mr. and 1- Mr• Jack Weese is' spending the Mrs . Gertrude Mtlls • Mrs. Sellers for an extend-...1 ~~VISit. was the 1ROn.!! were at Rae reeenuY at 1 Mr and M1s. Dick Harri s I Mrs. Howard Holmes,. Willard . 0 Thanksgtving vacation from his Thanksgiving Day guest of her , the home of Mr. and Mn. Eme8t. snent Saturday with hP.r parents, Mr. and Mrs. William RiJ{ht- studies at Ohio University with son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and [Smltb to help celebrate his moth· Mr and Mrs J. c MeKay of house and eha·1 dren of Pomeroy R. his parents, Mr. and Mr!l . Carl Mrs. 0 . 0 . Pattersonof Rutl an d· er"s b'~•> Jrmuay. Bachan. 0 spent an evenmg with Mr. and Weese. Ira Bartels was a guest on Mr and Mrs. James Quick and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sterrett and '111anksgiving Day. ; Mrs. Margaret Cottril_l and ch~d- 1 Mathew spent two days with bll \ refreshments were served by the Mr and Mrs. Lief' Shleld!ll vis- Mrs Frank Arnott and family. 1 hostess to Mrs. W~nebrenner, Mrs. ited Sunday with thPir dauE:hter. Here for the 'Mlank,.glving week i Thanksgiving Day dinner guests ren spent · Thanlulg1ving wJth parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Donald ·~ Cottrill, Whtle, Mn:. Diddle, Mrs. Mary Miller and family of end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert I of Mr . and Mrs. AIJP.n Lipscomb I Mrs. Mildred Chapman at Letart Ster;~t.t of. Mt. Perry. \ Mrs. Harr s, Mrs. Namm London. Strlngburg. I Crow and son's and Mrs. Mayme were Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bar· Falls. Vl8lbng m the Dan Shane home ' Mr~. ~s~er H:<len. ~ss ~r. Mr and Mrs Pf'!te Burdette fl:nd I Holmes were Mrs. Helen Wetzel trum of Rutland. Harold Duckworth spent the hoi· Friday were Mr. and Mn. Frank new:ve l farnliy of Galiipolls visited hE"r son Don'ald and Mr. lind Mrs. J~ Alice Fl~nagan and son, Sam, I iday with his son and daughter-In· Vnman of Middleport, Mr. and tru e d u y, d rs. Mrs · Beatnce 1~lster· And hmthP.r-in-law, Mr. and •Kelly nnd · Joey · · .. 1n 1aw, Mr. and Mn. Max Duck· 'Mrs · w·n·am Fox and David and 1Schnel Biake er an and Sheri of Co- of Parkersburg were V!Sitmg I I .....,. · · [Mrs Bill Winebrenner and fam- Jumbu!l. . I the Diddle-Oiler llome Thanksgiv- worth and children. Alliance. Mrs. Aflna Shane of East Letart M~. ~nd Mrs. Charles Hoback ily. · Mrs. ~"'loyd Norris of Letart ing Day. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Falla and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald of Cmcmnati spent the week end ; W~ke,nd ~uests In the Wllllam I wash at a PENNY ALOAD their daughter and family, Rev. in-law, Lind a Bishop, Athentt severo! days in Ja~son helping and Mrs. Jock Welch and Tommy. tli'Wkt?~""'"mmr'ft~m.J':'<l®J~ were £uest:s of Linda'.!! aunt, Mist care . for her mot:be~-in-law, ~rJ. Joe Ford graduoled from We•t .: , Lyon, Van Bu!'fall, t h l 1 Vlrglnaa Tech in Montgomery on ..Mt.. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter', past weekend. Friday, Nov.t7. He and h1s wife CHASE HARDWARE • S~tunlay and went rabbit hunt- Ohl ~~!va Clinton Fisher Company ~· J orda n a nd oh~r ' ~ relativos '·"trs. Robert Bishop and sio ter- New Low-Cost Automatic Gas I vtslte<l with his mother, F aye dan open! Sunday with VI n a on Rutherford and Sarah at Sunbury ( News And Notes Falls spent • day with h..- Dinner guests of Mrt. Ads daughter. Mrs. Gr;tdy Craig. Slack and sons Thankagiving Day Mrs . Charlea Tolliver, 500 Tim- were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watkiru my of Athens ahd Mr. and Mr-11. and children. Doyle Gibbs of Parkersbur~ were George Cundiff hao returned to Heat B~NKETS ' den, Mrs. Lillian Lee, Mrs. Hazel Cleland Miss Edith Hayman. Mrs. Richard Morgan, Mrs. Har- 1 ry Pickens, Mrs. Edith Dunree. Mr. and Mr.!!. Robert Tennant ~ :i'li'f#;.."~"%' "'1":-:1/fJi:Pt "'~~~~lt. WiiU.am alKI E. [., Columbu1, and children and Mrs. Faye Jor-. and family visited rtlatlves In Wellsburg, week end. W. Va., over the !rneot lfcBrlde wero 1\tr. and 1Dal!y Sentlnel ,_l'_omeroy-Middleport, O., Nuv. 28, 1961-S , Mrs. Gilbert Beegle and family ol - - . Pairborn. J Brown.inl and 10111, Pomeroy. and family of JJata&k.ala. . . . Mrl. Joe Cook ol Pomeroy llr. and Mrl. OriJ Smith. RoD-~ open! Wednetday wttb her latller, [nie and Kathy: of U!ng Botlom, guests of Mr. and Mrll . William his employment on the boat, the William Guinthet, and Mr. sad ipl!lt an evmmr With Mr. and Plana were made for the an- at their home here and hed as ley, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Eichinger and family Thanksglv- Jerry Booworth. '111'11. Guy Guinther and famOy. Mro. Robert Smfth and """'· nual Chriltmu party wbon tbo 1 guests their .oon and daught.r-Jn- Hubbard of Lancaster, Mr. and , ing Day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cundiff Sr. Mr. and 141'11. Harold AIMpolra Mr. and Mrl. ClUIOil Jlayeo Jr. Sunshine Makers claa~ of ~ law, Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Hoback Mrs. Ronnie Hubbard of Middle- I Mr . and Mrs . Eher Grindley entertained with a Thanka(1ving 1of Columbus spent the bolkla)' of Chk:ago apent fr_om Sunday un.. First United Presebytei:Jan and Patty of Columbus. port, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ra n· land daul1hters Sandra and Don- Day <!inner at their home. GUelti JWeek end with her Ddher. Mrl. tU Tueaday with his pare~ta, Mr. Church School held Its regular Miss Debbie Hayea was an ov· som of Plants, Roger Hubbard of.na of Akron ~ere holidav week were Mrs. Ruth Cuqdlff, Mr. and 1 Laura Leifheit. and Mrt. Canon Hayes sr. meeting at ~e home of Lau.ra ernlght ~stof Mils Anita Houd· Washington. D. C. and Mr . and end guests of the former's par-·I Mrs. Glen Cundiff Jr .• son and 1 ,Mrs. Agnes White, James~ Miu Marie HoodubeJt of AthPickena, Fntlsy, Nov. 17. The aaheh of Minersville. Mrs. Larry Hubbard and children, Ients, Mr. and Mrs. George Grind- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1 bert and Rl<hard Dueltworth vii- ena tpent the holiday - t ond president, Margaret Winebrenner, M118 Cleudla Shields of Le~rt local. ley. ' Lav~der, Mr. and Mn. Geor~e lte<l wltb Mr. and Mro. 'lbomao with her pareto. Mr. and Mn. conductod lbo buiineso meetiag. l'aUo called on Mr. and Mrs. L1ge Mr. and Mrs. Claud Quillen Mr d M P 1 P tt flCund1ff and children. Mr. and Darat of Middleport on 'Jbanbglv- William lloudalheh. Devotions were rod by Bel4!n Shields. spent Thanksgiving Jlay with Mr. i Rutl~n~n ente~~in:: .,,:h ';'~~rt~- . Mrs. William CUndlfl and famllv In~ Day. Mr. E. ! . Hayman wu Ia New llartia followed by prayer. Roll Mrs. Mabel Winebrenner has and Mrs JnhnSouthernandMar- ' d d' t th . ho Th l and Mrs. Evelyn Moore and ! Mr andMn RobortLouband LexinglonODbwlneJJWeclneday. 8 eall wu aDrwered by eleven returned · to her home after tha Ann ·of Rutland I day rnn~r h eJ~ mMe Gurs- Cheryl Ann. Jlmm• were the Mr. and Mn. Vir&il Croa of 1Mary· Jane be ~ ..- --.I tre dl th t th h r . I ay evPnmg on(JJ"mg rs. er; __ n.... --...11 mem 1'1. ~-..-,. uau uur- spen .ng a mon a e orne o ~pending Thanksgiving Day d rurle Mills 1 Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Jarne1 holiday guest~ of hil pareob, Mr. VInton ~ on Mr. auu M'n. er reporta were read and approv· ~er m~ Mrs. John Wllll~s. w1th Mr. ¥nd. Mrs. D1ck HarriS I Miss Gloria Higgenhottom of Guinther and Lori of Pomeroy on and Mra. Wade Louu, Gallipolis. Pat PatlertOD Friday "enfng. ed. The tre......,. ._.ted lbat l Mrs. Wm~brenner " recuperalmg were Mr. and Mrs J c McKay , Lan~sville spent Wednesday with I Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lew~ Hasta of Mr. and llln. Canon Hayes Sr. $100 waa cleared on tho Election , alter fallmg and breaking her of Bashan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert Jeffers and , Mrs. Herman London and daugb- New York. Cily called oo Mr. and accompanied by Mr. and Ml'l. AIHarold C1we M DllY dinner. Buyin8 of new song knee cap. IMorarity and children and Miss 1 family. Mrs. BIH Winebrenner. Ired RUJChel and chlldml of Locust It ' ~~ ...... . 11ers. Mrs Lawrence Sailers and son Billy Jean CUndlf;, local. I H~rv Zeiher spent a week In Mr. and Mrs. Dan-ell Brown, Mr. and Mra. Harold McComas P~oy JpeDI Tltartbglving Day ,..;.,. WY-2-2511 Mar aret Cottril Diddl~ Larry of Columbus were week-! Rev and ~rs. Haro.ld Holmes Columbus with his children. Freddte and Lee Ann of Mine~ and four IIOhll of Rsven.wood, W. w1th Mr. and Mn. Emnt Bowera , d Pick 1, in end ~est:s of her mother, Mrs. A. are announcmg the btrlh of a l Mrs Agnes White, ~JQn James Wells., W. Va, !!()fnl Friday With Va., vialted recently with Mn. ,.,._ _ _,...,.,_,._.,,...,- Albert Hill. Mrs. Grace Jividen, . r""..-iiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"""i ~~ i! & ~± &NW&£,.W£g._ M ... Lilli'8D JlVl·. 1. r&. Ann r~~~ ~. -...&. ·~ '!'·------,.~ son. Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Boston '""' and Linda. Linda is m a Cleve- IPauline The Voice Ot Broadway .k.F~ ~\·.··,•.· and Mrs. Harold Boston and 50h. - • "'" • . ta R3Cille Christmas dinner and program. weekend with Mra. WIU • News. Bradford, Mf'. Margaret Houda- spent SUnday with hio parenta, SOCiety •----"~"*• t ~, - - -- - - - - - - lin and sons of Parke rsburg, M.r. • ) ' ~Dolly Selltlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport . o , Nov . 28 . !961 ' .. •, . . I . . . 7'5 .... , ' . I I ' �• ' • .. - ..-uauy :senunel, I'OmefOY·DliQQieport, U., l'IOV. :GO, ' " • Bucks Pick Off No.1 Rani\ Among College Grid Powerg • .IERNIIE DAVIt# SY>2AC/..J$E NEW YORX IUP!l - Big Ten champion Obio state, Wlbeatea but tied once In nino gamel, was named the No. 1 major college football team today In tbe oexl·to~ weekly balloting by tbe Unitod Press International coacl>es rating board. The Buekeyes, who oompleted their 1961 aeason Jut Saturday with a crushing 50-20 rout ol Mleh· lgan, were picked for the lop tpOt by 19 of the 35 .,..ches wbo make up the UP! rating board. Alabama 19-01, which finlshes up this Sal· ursday again8t Auburn, was the No. 1 pick of 15 coaches, '!'be Crimson Tid~ held first-place a week ago wtth Z5 votes lor the top •pot. With ballots scored on a basis of 111-9-8-7+5-H-2-: points for votes from first to loth Ohio State ' ' s dJ~ -.JAMES m~ SAXTON J !he TEXAS dr< Bu lea .,, - clo GARY BILLY COLLINS NEIGHSO/II ~ ALABAMA WeJ MARYLAND · Vir res Va '"' . ily Mr son Boo we1 • Baseball Brass Start '62 DeaIlng -- - THE entheaes): ' Team Polnla 1. Ohio State (191 18-11-H 329 I. Alabama ICH It-O I 316 1. Louisiana State 1~. 253 4. 1'eza! (~I) 2S7 !. MISBlssippi 16-H l!M a Colorado 111 16-H 124 7. Minnelota 17-21 123 108 8 Michigan State 17-2' e: Arkansas <8-2) I have no aesrlous announcements to the p~s, but my P,?one .has been rlngmg sU day, be said. Coach Woody Hay.. made only one rei~renee to a possible bid to the 00..1 game when be was talk· lng about his ~~·· final touchdown m 'the· closmg seconds of Saturday' Michigan game. He said be wanted the touch· Secood len-It ltlcl, llt>h S~1lo and Missouri 30 each ; t:l, G ·orgJa Tech 8, 14, Wyoming 7: 15, Peiut - - PA:WTUCKET, R.I. IUPl ' ~' sm and was replaced by Orange Bowl b~u~ .Louisiana State in the 1 most Slgniftcant change of the week. Texas, which whipped Texas A&M, 2$-0, on Thanksgiving Regalbuto wo.o lhe Iirst two racec aboard Sister Brown and Silly Miss to account for both enda _0( a $278.60 daily double at Narr~tgansett Park Monday, Sla~er = ~i ··~.ve spending $630,000 for a bunch of thrown in, too. "A lot of people are asking me wouJ.cin't mind letting the DMgcastoffs and untried youngsters, "\\rtlat do they think we are, about Pedro Ramos,'' he said, ers have veteran outfielder Jim , BY BOB WINGE'IT Sentbael Spom Writer began dealing In earnest today. ----------..,,A~'f"I'IWIIBRJIUI!-""""'·'~ Santa ~laue?" snapped one Red ''and everyone wanls Bob Alli- 1Lemon. b~t Los Angeles has a There were two kickoff deals Sox offJclal. ) son. They're not going to get Alii- one-track mind. AU the Do ~aers after the draft of 35 minor league Cal Grif£ith, president of the. son, though. Not for wha. they're Ibep tallt:ng about i.~ Alli~on . AT THESE Panthers Should Be Jn Thick Of what players still left them •hort of Minne90ta Twins, said there was olfe ring anyway. " !Th ey're not the least bit interest· they need for 1962 sea· "a good possibility" hls club The club on the offering end Is in Lemon. Title Race In Upcoming Cage war ' so~~ the bl(!,l(est one, Chicago Minoso \'ery ___A_I_r :S::_'ta_h_ __ I White Sox sent aging Minnie Min- R d '11 WORD AROUND the Southeastern Ohio Cage League Ioso to _the St. Louis Cardinals for ee SVI e this year Is the Pomeroy Panthers are at their tops and ~OJ-d-~ong ~I unce:t;:.r·~ld:~g Luke warm On wlll he a definite threat to take the crown . . ~~vetan~"'~~rl~;; obt~i~ in~ News Items These comments are logtcal, of course, smce Pomeroy I' Ide J K" d II I lh PIaym(J • Jn '62 has four returning Starters back from last Season's 12-6 te r ert;' a rom e 'ed the LOW PAYMENT$./ the $11 a month ••• Caoh - a:el $ 337.SO '21 • month ... C.oh youa:ot $ 528.07 $38 amonth, •• Caohyou a:ot 51016.93 $48 amonth ••• Caohyoua:et '1321.25 ' II·"2.;.-0 ID _ 1\i.,,,.,.._,lii "'*""''"' season. But before Coach Russell Moore's lads begin : ~h;cag~cun;:b ex~~ge lor "' , M t' thinking in term& of the league title, they better con· ;t!:~ :;peare/ to be ·~nly the BY 'lfiBB LUCY KIBBLE I TAMPA, Fla. IUPI\ - Maybe stder two other teams. I of h d I I the Chicago White Sox should . , IIIOMU . . toliH ever 11e11 Jackson and Wellston will be right up tbere In the or~unners mnny. ot er •• 8 VIsiting with relauv.,. at Rip. i thick of things this year. Last year, Athens was at a peak whlrh undoubtedly wtll take,plaoe j ley, w Va. were Mr. and Mrs. ~uve ~on;ulted_ Mlnm~ M~~oso be- , ("';'). " lood way lo ehoeee aloaa is lo pldl a ~ and is beginning to rebuild after losing four starters. beloro the wmter bn~elm!l ~eet- 1 Willis Luyllown and three chi!- tedtn~ ng htm to e • Lolli< ?,;i-;;, you know you CUI handle, Check witb ua ad ._ Onlv Wayne Poston, a good guard, is back. lngs wmd up at Mlaml ~ach who were former West Vir_l ar mas. bow mucb cash )'011 can ret and still have 0111y The Golden Rockets also have returnees. Five players Suoday. glnta residents 1 The While Sox peddleil the Cu· one low monthly ~ent. Have more for your~ back on Cosch Paul Kegley's 1960-61 cage team. Step Up Tempo M and ~ R 1 h B rto ban outfielder lor the third hme 1 ' , tell oa Pll7 dayL Use JOur loaa to r0011 advua•ey are Joe Ramsey, the Rockets leading rebounder, There was llt.tle on the agenda 'are r;.,ouncin/Ute :.~thor" he~ In 11 yenrs Monday night in an tage, Make ll ro for. Thea I'Ofl7 ea........, .. 5Uit fOil. 'llh Rlankenshlp, Harold Richards, Jack Graham, and lor the minor leagues today but first grandson, their daughter . even-up swap l?r Cunmngham, • (.t~J oer Campbell. t ., __ , M Ch 1 1Streak-htttlng farst baseman-out- ,,._, •• .., 00 .. ...,..__. ' d J k I~ ')) ~6 8 maJor league ollficlals stepped up Grea .._ s, now rs. ares f Jd ,.,,.,,_, ____ _ 125 E. Main St.- Pomeroy, 0. 'I he always angerous ac son ronm'\" WI 8 1 • the tempo of their trade talks In of Rockbridge, Ohio. '" er . ,;I've. gained snmo oo the b.,ket PHONii WY 2·2l71 ·n10r Eddie Spriggl!l, 8-3 Roger Hyden, and Sa I .~ck- virtually every corner of the Nln- Horace E. Kibble of Reedsville is Howerrer, when_ Mmoso heal'd of thfR year, hut I'll bet when 1 , J. L. MAHOKEY, MOIL ·y back on the court this year, All three are n IIOUS vention's hot•llobbi•• the child' a great-grandfather , the trade In Chtcago, he hinted grow 111' real ctnse to 11 they'll 9 to 5 Mon. Thrv Sat, Jo opponents in the league. Hyden and Beckley e co- One of the mo; t sought-alter Sev al 1 th kl · 13 •he might quit baseball ~ath9r move 11 up agalnl" · Closed Thvrldar Afternoon captBins. Jackson hal lta annual problem at guards, plnyers at the meetings wu tl or•·-~-• he fBec aley re -~ than report 1o the cardinals. -~--however. . h ,._ __ ..,~ ~..,~ vea at...-nuw t e aner at Be- ., . .. , 1 • .. •- __...., to ba f lr hi! G Ill ng t.,..,..,.., hitting Roy Sievers pre Monllay of !he widow of the Rtght now, salo Mmnle, I ' Mlnoso was consloored expend-~ CITY LOAN & Sovlnga Co. . ~ 8 Logan '" • . . . - ve I a season, w e • of the Chicago Wblte Sox. The Shennan B k' consider myself 'free agent." I nb'e to the White Sox when his polls, Middleport and Nelson_ville are not believed to Boston Red Sox went him for uc .ey. . have a long time to think it over. batting overage last a e as o n h~ve materlaleoough to compete seriously for the cham- their friendly left field ~- The Born recently 1<1 Mr. and Mrs. I won't decide what to do for slipped to .286. It was the first 8 p10nahlp. Los Allgoles Dodgers, who made Eldon Blake Jr. deughter, or threu days, maybe longer." Ume olnee 1955 he !ailed Ia bat C rt J d F H overtureo for Slevent a year IIO Visiting with relative• at Rip- Minoso admitted he was "a 300 I HHA FE'f! O'WBDKSrl AbGObed' Pro~ate ~ J,ejusi for are after him again. And tho Cin: ley, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs, WIIUo tie bit •hocked" by the trade. · ' ~ armon en ro us 0 a spit Db • cltmaU lledJ olio ore """" thllll and famlly rocently. " . bought a 140,000 honte In ~lti'c ago I fun we will take thil •race to re)ldrt any ow. · lldl Jnterelltod. M d M Eid ~· H8rmon wu one o the fllg6t winners of the recent m Y r. an rs. en B1ake are last ·~rnmer and r.1oved hla Pomero Goll Club Tournament. He and three others Llkewloe, the sa.ton Red Sol announcing the birth of a daugh· lly there from Cuh were ac~~duled to be In the play-offs for the were being !loodod with offers for tar last Thursday In a Parkers- "I love the people in Chl,cagl>," 1 POMEROY THE JUDGE WAS paired a•a.lnst one of the top . baseman Frank MalziiOII. burg hoapltal. The baby wu an h ld. "It l "k bo POMEROY e 1 111e In-ted parties are mcubator baby • sa s ' my me age golfera or the county, To111 Anderson. It was an n· the y k y nkee who u • ·now 1 don't know 1 don't 1• OHIO OHIO terestlng oddlty for a "Juvenile Judge" and a "/uven· or • ve E. A. Klbble boa received word · · Ue" to be In tfle 181De race. Due to unpreventab e clr· lost sbortllop Tooy l.'t:..,.k to the !ram his daughter, Mro. Barbara wbethar or not I'll go to cUlliltances Judge O'Brien was unable to compete, thus A1my aDd piaD to mow Cletla Plgge of Newark, Ohio. Be bad LoW.. I have a few Job• lt:I!Unl 0.\lr Boyer 0¥01' from third booe: tbe another ll'&ndiOO making three mind " • White Sox and the HOIIIloll Colla, grandacma and one granddaugb• The White Sox, Athletics aDd tor, · M!Doso, who wUI be S9 Pltillles all are talking toptber day, bad been workln,s •• and lhere 1s an outalde chance "goodwill ambaaaador" 1m that a thre<>'Way deal may ...,.. WALKER CUPPDIS Whll!> Sox alnce the and of of this one, The names being ST, ANDREWS, Seo!land •UPil 11161 sea'?n, oelling tlcketa thrown around in this one are lloyaJ Md Ancient Club, next year • gii!'MI. He re:.::: I CHICAGO IUPII - Big Ten western, guard Tooy ParrllU of Lumpe, BIUy PH>ree, AI pYCII!q goU body, baa from that job when ba I ebamploll Ohio StsiAI aod runnel' Illinois, and bollt.eck George Smith, Tony Gonzalez and Jolumy Charles Lawrte captain of the lra.le. up Mlnn..ota ~rabbed flv<! o1 n SatmN of M.lehlgllll State. the 1963 Walker Cop oquad "I'm nut going out selllng pooltloDI on dto 11161 all confer- '!'be squad lncludnd oltht seniors Boston'o aM-out pltcll to wiU play tbe United Stalel lllore Ucketa," be said. "I once football toam picked today sod mtly three junloro, Sox con>lslod of an Turnb<rry, Lowrie's 11161 •Juad have to fa,ce too many q~=~~;:l by Big Ten co•chea fM United Bell a• d Salmea. Rlehter Pete Runneia, lloe Delocl< an IH heating by tho and I won I know bow to Prell IDtematlonal. made the aecond team last year, Yanb. them.'• "' Named from the Buckeye• were like Ingram, and stepped up Matt.l'• Chatty Cathy Roll• .12.18 Ballerl111 Millie lox U9 : fullback Bob Ferguson, one of two 111010D to the first elovoa. unanl.mous choices, and 0111o State lUld illlllnesota ~··~ 1 20'' Brlda Doll• 3.78 Tallie & Chair s.ts from 7.91 up . nated the all oooference oquad 1uard Mike Ingram. It waa aecood oll'alght that Fergu.WOOl as much u they dOJn~ I ~ Min BabeHe Dolll t.91 Rocklllf Chain 2.55 up INCREASE YOUR ooo, a bull-dO'lling runner, baa nated l'te flrot elewn. The & <:I:· I ClolhM For Min Babett. _ 9lt Ntlllvlty his 99c up been on tbe all conreronce team, eyeo pl....t another on MILEAGE AND RID 8 __&he only ...,.ster on the squad IIOCOlld team, taeklo Bob ALL F~OUS BRAND GAMES TO SELICT FROM MOTOJ OF ""'titis )'Oar. Ingram laat y...and bad fll!ds Tom l'erduo II] v.Itool . _ llill Ml ol 44444444CCC.4CCCCC 011 the aerond team. Charlo! Bryant aod ~allback Tho old edap lnalsto "!"pori· d PING Minnesota, wltb a &-1 011 tht thlr<l team. lo the boot teacher" _ but CHRISTMAS CARDS _.....__ _ _ _ _ 50 1110rted for187c n~cord compared to 6-0 for Colmle HawklnJ r. State, won more spots than them how It's tlono In ELECTRIC BLANKETS '-!llsbt .24.95 champions in the honor eleven. UfC Ameriean Basl<etball Leap. TRANSISTORS, all 7.95 I!IP Picked from tho Gophers were Tho &-II Bawldns, with tacklo Bobby Bell, eod Tom Hnll year at Iowa under TIMEX & WESTCLOX WRIST Y,rf«CHES 6.9~ up Engine lack snap? Get ~nd quarte-back Sandy Sleph<ao. IS IIOlrod 18 polnto ~~=~ II PORTABLE ELECTRIC MIXERS . ' 19,95 tip-top performance now! Bath Bell and Stephens were night to load the Plttlburgb 45·PC. BOONtONWARi, 19o95 111·1112 trilllllph over "' "' unanlmowl choices. Nine of TAMPA, Fla. UP! - The Cln· the coaches named BeU to ciDnaU 11<m today bougllt Tl The toia..,.•ll Our engine apeclall8ts ELECfRIC SKILLE)'S, 26.95 l.rst team and tl10 !lith omitted Dtve Sisler from t po1n pen.the wllJ_tune-up ~ motor ELECTRIC SKILLETS; !·'m. Nine of the ~ches So!lalon &>r fli,OOO. the to for maximum efflclancy · lmed Slepbens to Utelr Sisler, a 110-year.Gid r lg up 00 Clovelalld in AUTOMATI,C 4-SPEEb Ui:O,R~·~YE!lS 49.95... • :m and the tenth placed won oa11 ~~ 1 a m lllvllloll race. and driving performance. · SINGLE PLAY 4-SPEED ~ ...I,A.Yii$ 17Ja o;, tbe IOOUIId squad to make him · losing eight lor. the got some help from . '· polnt shy of•mAnlmlcy. ton laat seaaon. But before that Bolyord, wbo """"" 13 Uiy-.4,~ Depend1bla For .,.;;•• Oilier lladlo N.- . . bad heen reganljtd u oae ol and Jolm Clncebox, -..bo .. '\,.. eholoe belt retlel. burhn ln tbt 11. Walt Spraggins League. the Tapera with l8 polnta. '!'he Reds also 8llll01111cod Hal Leal'a 211 polnta 8Dd Fr•m II pttcbr OrlaDdo 20 led the l,.o.o AlllJ:eleo•fl bad • 12-8 record with Jerto • III·'M Ylctoly over Cadillac-Oidsmobi~e City aDd Toronto laat year, Francllco BaiDtl, 'IIIIo to the Toronto clli> of t b • Jim ~ bl double M1ln St. ............................ I I I 1 '~-v j 0 ot: Story LO~ Lay-Away Bucks, Gophers LaodFl·ve • nGri"d Team On All Big Te 1 We.mglltMse ;:.! ,:"! !Dppet!ll Sarv~- ; Ali -~ · ' ' Karr and, Van Zandt ...... ....•."'" .... ~- .. Nos!'.. , .Wi BEtOpen.....,. ••• EachFrt& ' 21.9$ . a. H«e's hOw to hint to your husband that you went an ELECTRIC DISHWASHER For Christmas I 7 • 1 GET ME AN ELECTRIC DISHWASHER FOR CHRISTMAS BECAUSE: I I student fees dormitory fees Ito Mr. and Mro. Eilworth ot&IIU, I books, and taoo'r•tory fees. 'I'New Beven. MUNICH, ;;Ge:-:rm=an:::y-;1;-;UP;;;I;:-l---A With an electric •oWith an electric DAn electric Bntish European AU'Ways dishwasher, I can dishwasher doesn't dishwasher, mJ ta was ked Monday nig"' by an .,. hands will stay spend more time with just wash dishes . • Perdue, Tidmore CiW I air pocket on 1 flight from smooth and lt~veiJ you. II washes, · -" sanitizes them. When other days shall COlli$, "Of course, Elliott was mad nich to Loodon, Injuring 19 of rinses, dries, even In scalding water . . • and out of When she who bad thine earliest . alter the game," he admitted. "If CITY LEAGUE • 4.'1 passengers. None of the . turns ilstll off. holler than my the di•hpan. kiss I thP- man waSI1't mad, then there High Sco1'8 November t:J jured was In erltical condition. hands can stand. Sleeps in her narrow home. would be something the matter High 3 Game Ind -Perk Waga .The pilot returned to I'd rather have DCinderalla aot I Remember 'twas a mother gave - ner . 546.. SSOCI3tiOn where 501110 psssengers were a dishwuher than DThink ol all the break. Why not I D The gtft 1o one a!>e'd d1e to High Smgle Game - Dee Hawl r=:;~--be one. dishes I won't break. 'a""l . I , ley, 207. Th I I Team Three Gamea- Hot Rods PT. PLEASANT e oca DYou've llwlfl That mother sought a pledge of 2546. Horsemen, mP!Ilhers of the BarYou owe H to , D l need a day oil the kitchen Team Single Game _ Hot Rod mon Field Stables, were admitI from dishwashine run mora effiicit•ft!IJ. yourself. I won D 8 love, 874. ted to the West Virginia Horse· ever have to .ask you -every day. O.K. Here's bow. The holiest for her son, OCia man's Associalion Sunday, No· · to help me with And from the gifts of God above, STANDINGS 1 the dishes again. \ Top 5 Bowlers .t.vq. Joe Bradley !73 :~o:t::ckoton 1117 161 . . Mtck Mtller !59 Harry Mtller 159 I } Qi££ a Ufe ~ s ' 1Notes \ She chose for her beloved boy, The source of l~t. and life, i 1-\ ,,.' S b}es Club Admitted To A • • I a at%.& ..tJUJ as !• itootli'!SU.tft.> I 1 1 1 HUSH PUPPIES· from$7.95 Soort Center "Ben cat" fanned Ptgs!On. "'member, :_ boy. - B. Geoglein Pomeroy, man Scheeler; Santa Suggests... .A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE. DAILY SENT1N~L Will .. a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR II,., All II I Subscription Rates 1 ' ~· eiiNTi.IMINr· J llliot- "'r•····· fw """<I'--d ..•••• .........l_.looo ..... 1+""- Dollr IMHnol to: \, l ,..n L..... ............ the ELECTRIC co. MIDDLIPORT • WHY PAY MORE WHEN A FALCON COSTS LESS! ree ames, EuropAsn Common MarkeL T~arn Single Game_ Richards I-:-=~---:~_:---=----:---:~~-~ 617 and Shirley Mae Rousil, 17, New ' .-tANDINGB Haven, James Wiley EllioU, Won' St. Marys, W. Va. and Rachel Reddy Fill 24\1 1111 Elaine Sayre, 14, New Have D. Bee Cees 24 12 PhiUp Hent'Y \Verry, 21, PomeRicharda 21\1 14\1 roy, Ohio, and Karen Sut Ste••l Ball & Cham 15 21 111, Mason. George D o a a Ashland OU 13 21 Bumgardner, 21, Armed Deck Handa 10 18 Peggy Dee Ander8oa, 18, Seaooa muho MBSOD. Ind. s Games- C. Ingell, 606;1-::::========E. Syl~r. 511. Ind. 1 G~-4!, Sawyer. 224; P. Roberts, 1!12. Team 3 Gamee - Bsll cham, 1891. Team I Game - Richards. 61f, • • 1780 Top Five M.., ... AVJ. ·, Wtmn ' A. Jeffers, Ill! P. Roberta 4 E. Syl.veater A. Syl•e&ter 168 B. Kirtland M. Sawyer 1110 s. Jellera C. Kirkland 158 M. Bowmm C. Jngela 1!8 S. Moen --. .-•. . ' .~.... ' ,_ FALCON COSTS LESS' TO BUY T"'AN " ' ANY OTHER I-PASSENGER COMPACT ••• IT'S THE COMP~CT AMERICA LOVES MOST ••• BUYS MOSTI -,. • Hwe'• why •• , .* ... , ............ $8.00 /6 MONTHS ····· · · · · · · ·· · $4.25 ' New orR....Wal I Roush's Shoe I Douglas, Shade. Mr. and Mra. Edward -~fA', P'orest Run, spont an recently with Mr. and Mrs. It · Just Brush To Clem. t- o r Romemberl 'til no idle toy; A motlter'a gift! D I I JO ' I ' . Woa 'LMt Pet. vember 26 at the annual 20 13 ,608 banquet held by the Association ; Hot Rods 18 15 545 in lleckley, and joy. BY MRS. PEARL PARKER · Fa11 s C'tty B•er 17 16 .515 , ' The local group will be under · . Mrs. Henry Wells, ~.s. John Cement Block 17 18 .515 1 class C In the association and S~ bade him keep the grf:t, that, Sargent, M:s, Charles Karr, ~rs. Robtnsnn's Laun. 18 17 .485 · will be eligible to show in l he M>en , . Steven Eblm. Mr. Edsll Collms, New Haven 10 23 .303 1other 15 branch groups of t b T'The ~mtghhourhsboultd come, Mr. Lew Dtehl S<l1'11ed on the lo- l Boasoa Highs I State association. · .tey mig ave ope o meet cal election board. Jnd. 3 Games - Rocks Davis I ' again I Mrs. Larry Smith bas been 1171, • Attending the Awards banquet lD an etemal home. . returned hotrni! from Meigs Gen- Ind. I Game - Rocks Davis from pt, Pleasant were Mr. and She said his fuith in this woold be era! hospital. I2T1. ' ' Mrs. Louis Rossi, Mrs. Kathryn Sweet incense to her memory I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ackley, j Team 3 Games- Pomeroy Ce- Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sam· . Athens visited recently with her , ment Block, ·2782, erville 'And Lester Hudson. And abould !be scolfer, in his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1 T•am t Game - Pomeroy Ce· The local members will hold 1 pride, Schaefer. ment Block, 973. their fll'st horse show since Lauglt that lond faith 1o scorn, Otho Radford, Mrs. Lllle Top P'tve Bow!oro Avf. affiliation with the state Associa· And bid hlnl- cast tbe pledge Syracuse vlsited recently with ll. Louks 190 Uon next May 20th. aide, and Mrs. Pearl Parker. H. C1atworthy 177 Thet he from 1outh had borne, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davis 175 STAYS wmJ WEST Sbe bade him pause, lUld ask his and daughter Akron, spent t h A.-sylvester-F. Schoenleb 174 ANKA·RA, Turkey IUPII-Pr&171 brea.t · weekeod with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hawley mler ll.1net Inonu saki · Monday II she nr be had loved him best. Brookover. the new Turkish government's Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Allen MIXED ~EAGUE foreign policy would continue to · g day WI'th . . mgh s...... NOY. :!Z, 1t11 A parent's blessing on ber san spen I Thanksglvm he based on ito alliance with the and Mrs. Sam Lewis and '•mily. High Three Game Ind. - C. W t !no II' . the Goes with this holy thing: gels, 498; S. Moore, 480. es . nu, ou mmg proThe love tllat would retain the ' Mra. Orville Allen Mro~· , High Single Game _ c. mg<>IS, I gram of the coalition govermnent Ol,le. mon Fox. Mr.s . . Roy HoweU p Roberts formed this montb, laid 'I'ur174 lolust 1o 111e other cling. vlolted recently will! Mrs. Tea,;. Th (; ' "sincerely wishea" to join dni "VVar.w' O.E. wfflt 'Jk,l wanted that make a feoo between hlm and I Michigan Coach Bump Elliott A Mother'o Gill - Tbe Bible I "cheap publicity" aod denied !bat JH, tried to run up the s""" on Remember, lpve, who gave .the Wolverines thee thi.s · ' Reds p hase Dave s· Icr W'" THE POET'S CORNER Mickey the Mechanic'SEZ; ) Ill f Lay-Away 6-8 Rookie Is Showinsr 'Em How It' Done l,..,. . Bryool Gell Award TOYS NOW I & .,. three senior serviee awards were ~ ston, 562. j·- ($1,596,478); Miami University Ravenswood. Hayes wss contacted after the presented to plavers at the ban-I Ind. 1 Game- WIUlam Rad- $1,330,71{6 - t$1,336,6101; Bowl· I BIRTI!So A daughter te. banquet and given not~ce. prior to 1quet: In allditi~n. 50 freshman ford, 222. :ing Green State University $843,· and Mrs. WilUam Johnson, ,::.========~ sweaters and numerals were pre- Team 3 Gamet - Bletner Block, 779 - ($787,415); and Centra] racuse. Ohio. A daughter to Mr. sented to the Bnrkeve yesrllngs 2469. State College, $91,425 - ($130,. and Mrs. Robert Pyatt, and 21 others received numerals. Team I Game '- Bletner Block 8731, 1 wood. A daughter to Mr. and Mn. 899 Hayes called an attempt Lo • Sources of this revenue Include ' Martin Hall, Racine, Ohio. A oo·,___) I ' * -- "" [ l,m'••e~t'J'es lure opponent.'' Haye!s declared. '(,3 1-- 1 !:;" ua maN. national "Another reason II '' . ' Shade NewQ Events I IonS\ pass was to scare the le. fense JU>t In case we play a lu- LOOK I I W~t ..ned gn on. • _, .. • jor leagues. who showed how des. one went by t.he boards when even two, before the meetings list :;eronJ baseman Charlie Neal , • perate they were for talent by Chic~go asked t.hat Malzone be wind up. among th e expendables. Grirrtth , and l....nt W1rtl!a1D rl. Dally Seotln~l . Pomeroy-Middl Richmood callod on Mr and Mro.: WUI Htllman Frklay , aiJo .•l·: Mr. and Mra. Will Heilman MrDWF.F.K 8ERVJCI tho lunon of lheir IJ'W· ...,.. ThonUgl•ing Day dinnor Tho mid w..t< prayer ~ Frost. , _ , ol Mr. and M... J .......rvtce tltb w..t. at tho Mr. aDd Mn. Buill RideOOW' Ridenour aod olio callod 00 Mr. prtoo EUB Churcll will bo aod ..., John aod Charln Elci> and r.tn. Dana TllftiOr aDd ram- ebarp ol the Rev Prancll II. Inger called at tho Hellman homo lly. 1 · d'-y., y G-~~~-~ r.tn. Robert Painter aod oon · • Mr. aod Mra. Robert Painter will bo ••JHU•, 5up«1or to olleoded the Stanley par· II~. ond Mrt. Gerald Vlolf< and """ and Douglas Johnl()ll ua," and those who plan to~ ty at Helen Healon'J recently. were eue•ta ol Mn. Jennie llo'o~~h callod on relativ01 in Addiwn are asked to read aod otuol)-, Mr. IIJld Mn. Vir8il R o uo h Day. 'lbanJtaiWing evfoin&, , btewo S: 12 thl'VIIIh Ut. ..: chlldrtn .....,. Jo aud Don· Rev•ue from Oblo'o atala dill· versitiea· lUld collega linee the m,trt of the present · 01<11 \111 July I, 1961 through November !li, IINII thowed an mereuo of more than II per cent over opent Sunday with Mr. IIJld the corre~nding period a Mn. Larry Roush of Jacksoa. ogo, acoordin~ to state Treallll'- Edison Wldlbam r1. lllclunond, or _ Joseph T. P'erguson. • o., il v!oiting at the WJU lieD"Total ,.venue," Mr. Ferguson ' home. · ~ated, "wu 117.22'1,099." "Thill Mrt. OSlo Taylor - t Suoday il an increase of 11,952,668 over with her daughter, Mta. Robert the flli,274,4.'11 collected lor the Painter. alter the Michigan game. COUNTY LEAGUE ¥1"'· period of the last flscal Jtecenl callers 8t tbe Palnlar Offensive end Chuck Bryant of High SetreJ November 1!0, 1tl1 }'eal'" be .&ald. home were Mrs. EUubatlt WickZanesville wa• voted the outstand- High 3 Game Ind. - Joe Brad- Ohlb'l>tate Ualvmlty, with fta barn, Mn. Rift')' Broom lUld ing Ohio State player 1r the home- ley. 5)2. reveuue ~g $11,!141,5711 u cblld,...,, Mr. lUld M:n. coming game against Iowa and mgb I Gamea Ind. - William compared 1o IIO,SZS,ZM a year Painter and children. received a Sigma Alpha Epsilon : Radford, 195. ,ago, accounted lor about 70 per Mr sod Ml'l P'loyd Spence trophy. 1 Team 3 Games -Bletnor Block, cent of !lie total revenue tala!n 08 Mn.' Jentllo R 0 u 8 b \Varll~ld Cops Soph Hoool'l 2812. ~ in. Theae totals do not inelude Sunda The other main award at the Team I Game- Bletner Block the revenue from the University M<. 1~ Mrt. Doua!SI Wickbanquet went to hallback Paul ]804. IHospital or Agricultural ExtenWarfiel<' as the team's out- ' STANDINGS olon Services. PLIWIAN'I' VALLEY BOIIP!TAJLI standing sophomore. Block ~":: r'?~: P ~ ! Revenues from the other state ADMII JED: WUliam G lve n, 81 Assistant Coacll Ernie Godfrey ' oavls~Warner 19 :s76!universitie.s and college~ .with ~e i Pt. Plea.ant; Mrs. was accorded a standing ovation K&C Jewelers 18 15 .!145 total lor the ·corres]lOllding penod iStaall, New, llaven: when be was introduced in recog. Francis Florista 16 17 .48S of the previOus year 111 parenth.. McElfresh, Jackson, Ohio: nition of his 33 years at Ohio 1 Holsum Bakers 14% 18 ~ _439 . SUI, were: Pir1 Cunningham, New Raven. State. He's retiring Ibis year. Seasoo Hight ; Kent State, $1,1159,353 <$917,· DISCIIARGED: Pat K~:::1 1 Thirty-seven varsity letters and I Ind. 3 Games- Harold Black- .9011: Ohio University, $1,356,190,Parkersburg; WUllam. 81 ol~; !Ill re8ult of a 23-21 upset by Wiscon- !• _ _._..,...___... ham BOWliJNG -92 IO. PuNue (S-3\ Revenue Up From State's COL1lMBUII IUP!l...{)hlo SUKe !heir release, of the latest UP! wltlt him alter taklog W. obe~ ;elebra\ed lla Big Ten r.hampion- weekly ratings, The BU<keyes llaeking he dJd." ·'"'Ill Ita ...aal foa11>sU recog- ""'""" Idle Alabama 1o take the l, The reason for Ohio State's un· ~ bllllqUOI Honday night lUld -top spot lor the first time this beaten seasoo wu "we have alibi 1 bit later ....., elated by word \iCason. quality, .,. doll't looe our polse," that the Buclooyeo abo had been "I guess ~,.,,.. nst!ona! <ham- be saki. . nam«< the top tum ill the welt· pions at the eod of our aeason," Re paid · tribute 1o Ills oopboly UDited J'rou lntematimtal b. said. "Aod now tMy <No. 2 mores, who be aald gave the board ol <OIIdlos poD. Alabamal wlll have to go out lUld team a :big boo.st this year, .,;a School oi!Jcials were unable to win their last one." . called senior oDd• '1'011! Perdue add lo the juhilotioo by clearing He oald he wished he had' been and Sam Tidmore "the two beat up the muddied Rooe Bowl pie: contacted prior to the banquet, defensive ends m the country." lure. AthleU< Director Richard but word spread quickly altar the Larkins said be bad no word oo ban(Juet of the lop rating. The whether the Buckeyea would be players .,.re happy over that lUld ft' IJ beading west for the Jan. I cia&- sU agreed that they deeerved It berth. bold octo fourth place. wblJe Miulsslppl, headed 1M the Cotton Bowl, wu fifth, ·tp a notcll NEW YORK (UP!l-Tho , _. ted Proos International major oif lood>all ratings Iwith lirot-pi.O. ""'"" aDd woo-loBI ....,ords In ~ar. Uay to win the Southwes. Confer- Brown pald $21.60 lUld Silljr Mill ' ence title and a Cotton Bowl $22.20. • TAMPA, Fla. IUPI J-The rna- Russ Nixon for Sievers, but that would make a trade, perhaps the Los Ang:-les Dodgers, who - - · --:~::~:=====~;:::::­ SPORTS DESK 5 )SU Annual Football-Recognition Event Celebr•ted; News About Bowl Is Scarce State 6· 16 ltiel Duke. Mi."'ful received a total of 329 points while (Fla.) ~ SyrRc~,;e 5 eu·h: HJ · Alabama got 316. A week sgo, AI· <tiel, Kansas and UClA 4 each. · abama had S37 pomt.s, or 13 shy othen-Arizona an.d T.ennes~ o! a perfect score, while the Buck- s eacb · Wisconsin 2· Mkhigaf eyes had 279 in second place. and R~tgers 1 each. ' Minnesota, third a week ago, slipped to seventh this week as a RIDES DOUBLE WINNERS I ( '· * * LOWEST HI PRICI. E- linclt Its lntroduo- tion three years qo, you've been abfe to buy a Fatcon for Ius than the cost of any other sl•·r••~tnaer compact. That's still true In '62 o\nd Falcon's ·tow first cost Is only tbe * bo(innlnr oltU·year savinco on ps, olland oth" oporaHnr oosl5. lEST GAS MJLU.Gt:' Now lhere'o on lm-1<1 vorsion of tho Falcon SOt ln&lnt 11111 IR 1961 JIOIIIle &rtllest ps mllttp • .,., tumod In by 1 Six in the his•ory ollhe Mobilpl [conomy Run! WIDEST CHOICE. This yeer Falcon olfero you 1 choice l'lnci"' IIII'OIIgh 13 models. Tl>o ino - . tile dio.tillttive, tuxurlcM" - * Squire Waaon 11 well as new kinds of WliOf'S,Ind the $pirited Futura. MOST IN LUXURY. Model lor model, Fotcon offe111 morw luxuey features on ils standard equipment list than other com~cts. Choice of Jone·W81rina nylons and leatherfike vinyls. Wh•t's ~. ewry fllc:on comes equipped wtth two sun visors .• . two 1rant arm rests . •• ev"enm__coat hooks!And Falcon's trunk is a trDillWcury-over 23 cu. ft. of space. FINUT QUAUTY. Si"'le-unit cons•ructiDfl for strength, roomy interiOr, quilt ride. Extensive body insula.tion. Gal•fanired underbody structura for protection aaainst lllstandcorrosion. ................. ...................... . Wb, 1811/e for second best when you can bur the basi selling FJJicon for /essl .NO OTHER COMPAcT. SAVES L~ FALCON-AND YOU SAVE EVEN MORE WHEN YOU BUY ~*'"'!d'l'' KEITH GOBLE fORD ·INC. 461 So. Third St., Mhhlleport, Ohio ~ ONLY -YOUR FORD D.EALER HAS e. USED CAR$ ~D TRUCKS··- �,•' • 7 " 2· "Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds'~ · RiverReport • ti-Dally Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov . l8, 1961 GIRL P'OR senora! housework. J Phone WY 2·5241 WANT ADS 11 28 3t.c (19) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (20) BUSINESS Hospital News ----------------- ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddltpOI't, 0 ., Nov. :IS, 'Wild About Bf PilED DANZIG Ullllod PNta blerulllul d tbo attack on Pearl llorbor-wlll NEW YORK tiiPll-'lllo cut! Same aa last limo: !IO'i8bt D. Eisenhc""'r aDd Walter Crouldll. Th< ,.ttlng? same •• laot time: Th< Eiscnl>ower home in Gettyoburg, Pa. The for-T ABaill. same •• laJt time: Converoalioll. And desplto 1i1e8e baalc produeti· n parallels, Thursday •lghl'a "~BS R•port•.•tr • 110<0od in the three-part "Eiaenhower on the Prt!~ncy'" ~eries, · was a much more oallsfylng hour than first, seen lui DlOlltb. The"' In! nveral ,....., for the lmp!'Ovtmenl. '!be &IIOoda was spi<ed with current tilemOo. The approach, by and large, dUfered from last month's program by being coo'""'!led wltb specilicl -Quemoy·Matau, Lewis strauos, Red China, Suea, auper-pa!tloll, Dienblonphu, Hungary, 'he U3 in· th dl e\ ., lNJ.T Television In Review 1'01 tONSIS'fiNT DliPENDABLE IESUL TS bTES 8 k I tJt• 1 110. ::.: •uo cident, the Berlin crlsla, the Bricker Amendment, ...'spirit of Geneva," lhe "open sides" plBIIrather lban broador philosophical questioM. As a result, Thursday night's program not only succeeded In conveying again tho former president'• magnetism, It also I \ n.anagcd to do so without making that aspect the dominant theme o. the interview. '11lere was more to the show than the personality. But the big· gest difference between the two programs was th1t night, Cronk.Jle was more of a bulldog. Polite, as asual, but still a bulldog. He threw caution to the wiods and "'ked a of follow-up questions and the suiting exchanges were · evaluate tbo nation'• .....,.. dof.en.e po.ture. " Tho Tlme To Dle," a fontuy to bo prooontod 011 NJ!C·TV'o "Dick Powell Sllow" Tuooday, Jan 1 will be a flllllil1 oflair, Sta;.i;g Dick Powell llld bla wUe, June AUyson, lhe .U:..... wUl IIW'k the TV debul ol tbolr eigbi-Jtll'Oid 1011, Ricky, ParaftiOUnl picture's pay-TV oompallf. Telemeter, Ia exteodJill il8 test area to inchldil an addl~ tional 1,000 homes in ~· .. Toronto area, A perfol11Wlce by lilt New York Pldlllani!O!lic 1llal wu tapod in Tokyo will be presenltd in prime lime by OJ!S.TV OD Tueoclay, Feb. I. kBCTV'a "Close-Up" lor Tuelday, Dec. ~ will be a pickup rl. tho ceremonklo In New York al whlcb President Kennedy receives the alllllli.l gold JDedal award ol the National Football Foundation. • _ -..... ..... - a:r-- • ,...._ •=:... DAILY CROSSWORD . &ll'tlC A.U.. lloll: (!lor, , -~ ~ -~ 't-or u , I.Gtti'oore I.Sp&Wil of · - te. '1'blloq - axr.~ •- Jl.t>atdl- pto- ' f •-• - . - ... tO aC:. ,;;:o · -· ILI'I I · • .,· , .., .._ ·4LTW11114 A= .. tLBaw 81.¥8DlllnM , a •••••••••11!1-l port}and Society Items , ;, G """"•••••••""'"' ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin swan and children and Wes Gilkey of Mldd1eport were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Harry SWan and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holter of Pomeroy called Sunday after• -- ,... i' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Price of and Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Charleston vlaltod Mr. and Mra. Hubert Pri~ and Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Price. ing._ Mra. Francia JeweU is visiting Although much of tho daughter, Mrs, Alice Adams WllB filmed last arrlng, Cronkite of Coolville. . returned to Gettysburg tbis month .Henry Deem of Bel~e vlalted to get some comments or. topical his father A. M.. Dee · Ro"'' Mr. and Mrs. Normao IAII matters. d ChUdren o1 Chillicothe vllftod On dloll11l811l<.ilt: "A IIIU. sue- ::'s parents, Mr. end Mrs. Harold cesa breed more suecess Roush. this will be flllelly tile way Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan 1!1111 mamel!.' wiD come about." children of Cheater visited ber On the BerllD ~~n: ·that So- parenll, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. vi<l wall II not liuill to lteop Johnson. out, lt'o to keep their people ln. Recent guello of Mra. Ella it rnokes more · ol a · . were Mr. aod Mra. Leite~ jail." Prk:o of Pittsburgh and· Mr. and The Je-stallnl!aliOn of Ro8 Mn. Bob RoUih and children rl. Squm: "It muot bo lodlcaUve of Letart. an uneasiness that oui- friend, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Price · 1 I' g " spent the week end In Charleoton Kh h he 18 rus c v, ee m · , with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams. SUper-patriot.: ",·.We Mr. and Mra. Dean Hupp and need these people who are more children ot Qlarleston visited her patriotic than VOU ·o-r anybody brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and else who's a man of good inte.tt Mrs. Harold Parsons. and tries to be a good citizen. Edn~ and Carolyn .Prlce spent That'9 just rot, if you'll e.'l[euae in Parkersburg. • _:;> ,. -·. . , ' / J". 'I: "..., '. wm the word." Elaenhower permitted to personalize a reply several urneo during lhe hour, Example: "As we started to walk toward the cocktail room, Khrushchev turned to 1M and said.,." I say U lhe former president ever dec!ded to rol loose ard talk for an hour In that lntlmale fashion , viewers would be treatei to a 'IV abow of megaton-range -Impact. In terms ol history, tile formal alili bothers me, We can't help &einl aware that this Is a former preslilent talking. So when the spo~&neous conversation leads superficinlity and oversjghta, V8 Star Chiet. All leather seats. Power steering. Power brakes. A beautiful car. Blaettnars RATES OF TAXAliON FOR .1961 ln pursuance ot law, r, Clyde G. Millhone. Treasurer of Mel&! County, Ohio, do be-reb)' elve notice lhat the number of Mills levied on each dollar of property sh_o~~ on~~ Ge~ eral Tax Duplicate of Real Estate, Pu·bllc Utility and Per$onal Property w1l n s.o.. oun for the year 1961 i1 as follows: TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS CHESTER Eaatom Lo..l S. D. --· .•••20 Salisbury Local S. D. ····-- .20 COLUliBIA --·-·····--·---· .20 l.EBANON lllutorn Local S. D. --···· .20 Southeru Local S. D.•• c ••• .:10 LETART Southern Local S, D.•••••• JO OUVIC llluWil Loool S. D. •••••• .10 D!'~'"ll ' ORANGE .. r ...lllll!l Looot •· D. ____ ,_ .ao 3.80 !.50 18.00 .I!! 3.110 2.00 2.00 18.50 18.00 .1!! ,1!! 13.80 .85 3.80 1.50 3.80 2.00 2.00 8.80 3.80 li.IO !1.110 I 18.110 20.30 .9~ _.ga .6!1 .911 .I!! .95 ·.80 . .911 18.80 1.110 3.80 1.80 18.80 .811 1.50 ,40 .1UO 17.50 .ss .95 ... . 211.80 , 24.80 28:00 I .24.80 1:so ... n.I!C\ . . Abroad" a full.bcfur NBC-TV spe•lal ~~. -~.led 9JI.'J1burod:ll', 28.10 27.00 28.40 3.80 ·The Cba•nel 8wlmz ••sentry . Get In Stride- use Cl•ssdled! afl ••Q'I .al~n~t. Want At. tnforll:l•&l'••· llt1Jphll. TierU tM&y~ ••n. ren.t u -hlft , . . H•v• )'Oil tried • W~nt DAilY SENTINEL Phone WY.2-21S7 .. ,, ftlooday ft!MJ(I Fftday 1:58 Sip 011 7:110 Mlllleal T:4S !llo Llfellao 1:00 Oblo, Vall., News 8:05 Obi. N9ih 8: I\) ~ 't••!•t 1!20 ~lllloll CIIN:k • ..... . . 'i .:"•! ·., ..y '·<>Jt I:IS~New~ ­ !i00 -cal CJoclc, liiO Publfe lim~ Sllow t.i abooen of BieiJID& 10:00 ...... ~11 NIWI 10:011 Tall ollhO.Toft . 10:55 World NIWI 11:00 What'o N....,... !MoL. Wed.. Frl l t!:oo Td ollho town ·u:r <TaN., ntaro., II: II Talk of !he Towll 11:'15 Cburch BeiiJ Rlr:g l!l'r!!lay .Otliy I II: 10 Soclal Security t'l\lesday only) 11:11 World N- ...... '' ..;"!'!.;) ...... . ··- 3.10 3.80 ' 3.80 ' 3.110 ' po·.· 18.80 · · 1.30 18.00 •20 . , .1 UO ~-'II .20 . '·23.70 ' 3!10 '. '\110 .115 H.OO ·24.90 28.50 33.20 .1!!, •. .911 24.80 .n · '' 1.80 •. uo> ,.._ . .20 .20 !.SO 17.80 ,lit ·"...... . 2't ~40 32.10 30.80 . 30.80 ~ ;' · - ..·J .. .··;.::l ' i:i' .>T(,::. '"o"' ~,::·) ~ I~· . _1) .' ....... ,;; • ~·· • f " '' ' :ir.: .' - I '" . _.... f '( ~·d:• ~: ··\: . ~; ':;a '·"'· · ~,, .,• ;110 .911 ... .911 r ·~... ..•. WJEH RAPib aoot '' :10.00 .911 20.30 ' uu 26.10 28.10 25.80 /1 '· bave upon future generations. 18 It too much to ask thet each man have· Jthe opM!s at his side for refe,_ during . thesesessions? have some notes ~ his side for -le..;.nce durm' g tll,ese sessions? '"' '"' No prepared aqipt, olo ~:;";{jl: ~ just il more pieel81.: n Of blocking out ·the matorlal. A(ter aU, when you're apealdng·ilot·lbo ages, II may be best not io make it completely ad llb. l, -,' H BEDFORD ·-----·--···---·- .20 1:110 Sip Cia ' '·' 1:00 'l'cllll,)' Willi Gad 1:11 'Couiiii:J lllllboroo 6:45 Meiga County RFD S:SS Fatm Tillie 7:00 Breakfut Party !:2& E•teaded Weather 7:30 Plekebl Hardware <Tuu. l 'lburs onjy' 7:50 Sohio New1 Report 8:00 Breatfut Party · S:Z World News 8:11 Brodlul Party LOCAL TO MEI!'I' 9:110 Qll!ot With Janet Bricldayerl of Local No. 321 8:G Betty New• will meet Friday evening at the 10:110 llomflll Meditations in Cheshire for election of 10:15 Callma 1'1. Ple888DI officers. 11:00 Swap Shop & Community ·,,8ullolin Board 11: II Couatry llol DoWII wonder whal Influence thl.o can .... --- · -~----------------~ WMPO Radio · ' ..• ~~i· ·~. lhi ) ), :..: '·· : <! . �.-- -~,__,.............. _) ·----- - ._ . . ·-----~-..--..--- · -- -~-~ .. _,._... .... -~-- -~--:-t·--~ ~ . . . r--. ~- ,_ --, , .......... - ... --~· •• • • • Now You Know ..u of lt ehli41el. r • at y e :-•, M..,.holl. U. I. oldel jHo ' f ltllltl J80J to 1835, ..... b • ' enttne Weathet f 'lc-ar to ut~ rtl 11 clo1141y wat. .... Fail 1uhe,. .W t Tllol"...,. . . . .;..."ll'·· l ..., eHier I. • ,IQL XJII . Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1961 NO. 190 Chimp 'Enos' Orbited In Mercury Capsule For F:nal Key Test Enoa' Mereury spact cap!Jule cabla bad complelod Ill 11" 1 SWMp aroulld th• (lobo at II:44 be lo"',...d COPY-5c Brief !Hitch '"~':,;::;:;;::. :~"J Three Trips Expect edT0 E d A 2 40 10,000 In · Protest To Bowl Veto . 1 Reservists May Co~e Home sooner Pro~&; today-,.., WALTONIAN FETE - Turkey and the trimmins· were surrounded by 25 Walton members at the ' Chester clubho~se Mon~ " night. Above. Wanda Gin- WASHINGTON mPH_ •ack 10 ellllh by parachute afther, ~al Elchmger an Nevada Beaver prepared the dent Kennedy said ter the lhfrd drelllt. n 1, proCAPE CANAVERAL UP! - A feast. ollowmg the bi-carb and bufferin, Meigs County itary reoervl.ota called • ...,. COLUMBUS IUPil - The Ohio f'ammed lo land Ia tho Allan- M.rcury space cap!iul• manned Chapter IWLA elected Chester Ervin, president; Hocace duty in the Berlin crisil fiJit1 IIIII n .;.;·_!":;'wiD lza~k t :. abou' UOO mile~ southeast by an apt! and riding atop a Karr, 1st Vlce-prestdeot; Cash Bahr, 2nd VlCe president; have to servi! a full 11 ~ or here where 1 ne-e' ol recov- powelful93-foot \•.las ri'Jt·ket blast~ J .. E. Foster, secretary; and Charles Vroman, treasurer. The President em.phaslad llll;i: ed off from this test ,,.nter at Dorectors are K. D. Amsbary, Harry Lee Bailey, Willis news ronference that lllldl .ai. ery shl.- are polud. 10o08 a.m. EST,, today on a Anthony, B. F .. Parma.lee and Nolan Swackhamer. In- zen soldi.., were ..n.c1 .., • Til• laadm, "" e"!'""l•d lhree-limes-around-the-<orth or- stallatJOn of Officers Will be at the chapter's December prt!Vent not fight a nr about !:to p.m. I!ST. Enos ' Job hila! r. •ght I18th meetmg. - Sentinel Photo. . • • In spa.. was 10 •••I • series It w~s th. final key test in a po:t.rbsison· fithrstree~ ~ of levera odmllar 10 a ,..dtng ~ machine. He ... hanana-Ravor- us. crash program to pul a l•trongly defended tbt aolltrp ... ed peUelo ud water lor aaUs- man mlo orbtt by .he end of thos • . r...rvisll and natioaal ,..,.... la<tory perlormancea •• aud • y..r. men although be coooeolool "tb11 1 •hock lu the lool when be enThe l<uge spare machme ro,. fi some of them llnl llvbtil llll!lor • td. from ils launching pad in . a wsatlsfactory oondttime aud. . . ~~ "He hasn't mt88td a trlclt burst of smoke and orange flame I MOSCOW (UPI) -The Russian people reacted favor- trauung ••th tbt boll; l*lflllo yet," an ofRelal oltbe National and climbed smoothly mto blue ably today to Izvestia's published interview with Presi- eqwpment. ., Aoro...u.. aad Spaco Admin· slues. flecked with a few scat-:dent Kennedy but the first reaction of the official news He said. however. that lllq lstratloo CNASA) anaounced. tered clouds. It was visible for :agency Tass was cool. were serving the eau.e « pMII!II _ __... aboul four minules before it disMusco':iles wer~ pleased th~t Kennedy had granted just .. effectively .. " " " - · appeared out over the Atlantic .. an exclusiVe mtervJew to Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubel getic Air Command .butiJw • 1 4'.4 ,t The "pilot" on to<hy's flight j and that they had an opportunity to read the whole text 15-minure alert. · ~ was a 37\2 powtd chimpan,.. m the government newspaper. han 12 lllllllhs. Be lhen .• named Enos. U all goes Wi!ll his ~ • "It Is a~ready enough to show ' The Chief Executive told ...t. t• .... space capsule was to be returnthat relal10ns between our two 1 meo that despite any publialtod: -~''. ed to earth UIOO 'niles southea;;t countries CaiUlot be as bad as reports to the emtrary' DODt ef . of the Cape at about 2_40 p.m. • they Beem." one Russian to I d the reservists would lei'Ve more EST. UPI. . . than 12 months. He then went.oa His job while whirlln aro nd Another termed the onlervteW · w say that every eff<Rt,.... !Je!og the gl he t h g u "encouraging. ' made to relurn them to civlliaD 0 0 Pr. PLEASANT - A elvll 8'0: f l w~l ang on~ But most Russians questioned We m lesa time if poosible. ~~·'!' _.hu,)f!,_!l!d In _tbe office ~i ev~s . .,,: liwasl oe~ n 11d0 hy UP! feH that the American · 1 State University Faculty Council's tie M~RSHALL-MASTER CONFERENCE- Gra'!d Marshall Ben Evans, l~ft. F&AM Grand Lodge of Ohio, confers with Tom Edwards, Master of P?me~oy. Lodge_ 164: on arrangements for the 12th Masomc District Officers As~n Saturday at the Masomc Temple, Mul. for 1962 were elected from the 17 12th District as follows · president, Charles vice-presidents Rucker Neal, Cheshire; Jackson; Stewart Cox, South Point: secretary-treas., C . Dale Walker, Jackson. evening the Past Master's degree was conferred upon newly elected masters of the 12th District Masonic Lodges. ':Twas Famt"ly Nt.ght Toda'y 'S Town J31"} .ddleport !.~t Ml RUGBY JACKETS ------· For Winter JfEAVY 1 INCH STEEL TUBING MIDDLIPORT I PorMroy, Ohio "re-"*" .. for hanging space. No tools, screws, or. bolts ' r~uired. ,..djurts to fit 717' to B¥2' ceilirigs. =~Tf~-rt-Jt 'rlastic caps secure pole fi~mly without marring. Bar within easy reach of chifdren. ' . ·. LBJ c·Ites strengthOf • In The Busy Housewares Dept. Oa The ~'in Floor .·.-. sox ASSORTMENT ' 18 for . LOOKI eNEW LOW-,I:IOtiOAY ADMISSION'' PltiCit ' ~Ito.~!· ¢~·........ PHAWMCY , _tUIS. .. I s :n~.~~:·:-::"!.. s:::""s:m. g:t/~u~.{;..a.;.:. ~: .................. :• t on by tho Ohio SWII- Patiol. · • aONua FORFEIT - ,,., A. Fillher, so, o1 f •it"" a 120 bond and r. Carbine. 21, of Wamil, 1 e i!~ a f2S bond, both c..ar~es· of opoeding, ill . , Charles Legar"t ,.: ·.day night. ' ·' ; · DIVORCJil G1 ,&, 1 110 ""':I .. 110 fti~:::m..::s:. ;~~.=~:·gl nIn laid ;j1 By Doclldoa •"fll'"iir, OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS i Signature On Wheat program Needed Fn"d·ay Free w orld H11o CHRISTM.O.S C:Aitos Com SJJpnn.rt pnee • .,o, At $1.27 ·B Strike Wa s-. " "'BesT WVeD" Queeme Cops d }a Thir p ce ::t'" ,. "'orld Show DHA M Will Descn"be Aid N A ailable · com;;:., bar•. Quickjy insialled wherever there is need )( 400 Asked Jn Court Suit For lnJ"nries I Has 2 towel rings and long plastic-tipped ' • -- I Cab.·n..t Called T D• Hang washcloths, towels, hose, lingerie, Handy for hot pads, dish towels & aprons. MEIGS THEATRE -M R • L!L ds ost USSians me tory I Jzvestta • Of Internew • A few hours after the meeting, studenla gathered at the cam. pus and demonstrated and then It )l'll\·f4mily night at MlddleJl?r! jail, or at le~st It marched three mne. to the doWn· appe~~~· P~at way, ,when two families and four chlldren town llnla and the stateho)Jat. were·1011ted up early this morning. . . 'Mley m~ around the state't~~ f~~IUes were not housed at the J31] because they hoUJt 8~ dwltlni lbty had Jiri!);"en! any laws, but only as a "good will" gesture wopi!!J! ' the que&approved by Chief Herbert Gilkey. - lion ~wiirt- ·~00... 11 iff! Ed Ha erty was on only two monlhs old. ., o the CJrewt ~1ert aeekhtg damw c ve Y ue cou President had estimated what ~ c~ut 3·30 g~ m when he Town hall officials 98id one ol chaell D!Salle. qes of $18.400 lor one plaintiff function during a prolonged per-~ The Brockinridge Fanns of Lit- they consider the menace of West ~:u~ ~he two· famiite; parked In the families Is from Colorado Sludelll Meels Qovenoor and ~.DIIO damages for another. 1iod of weightlessness. tie Hocking look third _place bon· Gennan militarism. r;an old model car. He question· Springs, Colorado. and the other One student did talk brieDy 'M1e action IB styled Mlehael' or~ fr sullll11<r yearlmg Angus Ta;. said Kennedy had adU lds ed them and learned thai the is from Canion, 0. A tube waa with the gowmor at hil office. Harrilon. an Infant, who sues Ihc•fers In th~ In_ternatlonal Love- vanced "no new id..s" on Bercar was broken down from a donated by an tmldentilted Mid· Be wao ldentlfled only as one of by hil aext friend, Paul H. Harrl"' ' stock exh<bttlllll m Chicago Tues- lin and Gennany and had been fl t 11 nd they had no sptn"O dleport resident tltls morning and five or silt leaden of the demon- son.and Paul H. Harrison. vs day. "evasive" in regard io aormalilo• put':n~ fhe loaded car was 011 its way atration. Waolnuni" Randolph of Sand Hlll ' I The prize Angus owned by zatiou of trade between the UllitU. ailed Chief Gilkey agson. DISalle asked about the prot..i Jlold, Pt. Pleasant. I 0 ISCUSS Edwy and Pegg Lee was one of ed States and the Soviet Uaioo. Haggerty c hat the l"ce The husbands of the families h and then asked If the atu- . The ault is the result of an acthree head of livestock entered In aC<Ordance with Russian 'M1e U. S. lle"".......,l of A-'- • '', and asked hlm w po 1 marc the h"1hT ..-~-~ "'~ de artment might do to help ae, dents wanted a ride back to cam- cldeDt between a car and a bicy- [ OJ, at e~ 1 100• . practice, copies o£ Izvestia and culture said today the BBti~ p odate th rly financed, pus. They decllned. A half hour cle whlcb :JCcurred In Sand Hill • V<0 The wmnlng yearlong awards. other newspapers are posted on average support prioe fo< IJ61 GUke e :him to bring (1 aD .Jater. the studeals began tha Road .May II. 1961. The complain! ~ . "Queente." h••. ~on three oth- bulletin boanls thro~out the corn crop will be $1.17 per bullo, fam · Y ti march back to campua. charge~ that Randolph drove b1sl PARIS CUPll - Pres 1dent er livestock exhtbtt1ons thts year. nation. Thus man)' got t be i r eL unchanged from tile ramiiinn: ~ the~ IAt the sta ~·· In jail H the· student body Will vocal auto negllsenUy Into and against Charles de Gaulle summoned his She was American Angus Futur- first chance lo read the text of "advance" support prioo • . , ~ Wtthout - : :: sono;:: r ~ S about lb feelings, the Usually out: a blcyclo ridden by Michael Har-1cabin.t tojay to discc~< the mas· ity Champion Female at Lexing- the Interview today. aounced March 21. . ·~( • Gilkey turn ~ ~ ove. spoken ~ was unusually re- rilon. The Harrison youll' Is seek- sive strikes that Idled 9 mil' ion ion. Kentucky; Champion female • 'M1e final county . _ t .... 1 the eght_ ~ G~key strained and· -'led •.o take !heIDi Judln)ent 1n the amount of work ' "· crit,led bus and railal th• Ohio Angus Show In Lonwill a1ao remain llll<ltan8odM ·~' Thla n:r•b~g m::kfast. OW V decision In good grace. $18.400 and Paul H. Harrtoon de- 1trafflc. and cut off electricity and don, o. and Reserve Grand lite minimum rab1S ao ·-·W ~~ them g When contacted at an alumni muds · judgment against the de- gas throughout most of France. ChllmpiOn of the Oh10 State June 'ZT. ~ •~While she waa doing tltls, ll<ty Allen, dlat~iet director of meeting In Cleveland ba sold fendant In the amount of $6,000. 1 There was no mmedlale indica· Fair Legislatkm aulharjzlng J11o looiil c Gilkey was busy fixing 8lld the Columbus;:::;.:. : ~~ Fed"a decision legally made lion whether De Gaulle would Breckinrldgo Farms are localgrain program for the ltlln ~ "' big ·• bottle of milk for one Housing ,, •• • be legaUy aecepted." yield to the strike pressure and ed on Route 55>. shout seven provided that support fur "'r& the couplo'a youngeot of his staff w nbe "I don't agree with those 28 ease the stU' economy measures miles norlh of Meigs county in could be set at a lowlllllll at • dinner .memhers of the fa<ulty who votbe in!lltuled to strengthen the Wttshington County. In all. I he · than 6li per coni ol. porltf. Ohio ~:al u;stale a(aln.ot the Ro.. Bowll but 1 French franc and help pay for the B,ecklnridge Farms have about Friday, December t, ls the support price of $1.!1 par ..,114 Ml'll, Weaver Died .....-their lntegrlty,lf not their costly war In Algeria. His austere ~ bead of cattle in !heir herd. deadline and final date to siga set tn March il 'IU por 01111 Early On Thuraday evening, December l,;t\dll_g.en"'·" be said. "We've measure. have resulted in de- l for participatiiJII in the national the Oclober earn porllr .)ll!ilo at 6o30 p.m. ai be Lafayette ~-~• Mrs. Bessie Weaver, "otumibwtltel In Gallipolis. learned to aoee_pt deleat when w• munds by the opposition thai he I Middleport E-R wheat stabilization program. $1.62 per ~ 2014 North 4th have to. 1Jllder pressure:• resign. d I Call d It is Important that fanners Since this ia above tlto d ,; ..rly yooterday mcmlng The event is sponsored for A 24-hour rail strike er.ded this T~=iddle8 rt E-Re squad an- sign and flle F~nn ~ at mum legal left! ol.16 par oeot her home. She wa1 a member Golllpolla Chamber of tftoOit PIIILADELPHIA tUPil -Vice morning, winding up the biggest red M R therr county office by this date panty. cbaago • boiog the MethodiBI dJurcll of Qolum- ~d the Melg,.Gallia "It Ia difficult to explain when President Lyndon B. Johruon said labor walkout in Frence stnce De ·~e • ca or rs ..d; x e if they want to be eligible for in the 1961-crop ..... ~~==~): buo and is aurvlved by two ment As!oclatlon. 15 Yellr.ll \be R11e Bowl Ia today the free world ls "infinitely Gaulle .,.,. lo power in 1958 Ooler of Laurel-s! In Mi efl';rt 1962 wheat price support' and price as previouolJ ., g'nters. M&r)' G. at home aDd The main purpose of the out fiwt Wider our boys," slronger" now than when the · last evem~g at S·SO p.m. A o- payments, officials said today. Cooperalora In lite lt8l Mrs. Frankie Weaver 'white, lngs will be to acquaint oil added. ·. · Co""l'unilt launched their global , · cal R~tystctan was summoned. Under provislona of the pro- gram program are eligiJle lumbus; a siJter, Mrs. Edit lnlerelted In buDding. left the hotel whe,.., !he drive • World War II. Fue Department Is At 1.4S a.m. loday squadmen gram. farmers must plant with- price-support Gil .dtelr ~ Gallagher, "two grandSODI, K l Ing. rernodoillng, or financing · wao held and ' walhl A<k'abelng a new adrr.ltdstratlon Calle~ For Blaze were s::;:u:~~ed ~ theR ~ of in their 1962 fann wheat allot- the !ann's uonna1 I* I ,.., 1 WhHe of Columbus 8bd Dr. exlatm, homes with the more than arbour and emJ!haili 00 u. s. achle..ment The ~leport Fire Depart- Mrs. T ey. ra. •~, was ment qnd must designale and di corn. Produou hove T. Whna of Davldao!l, now avallablo , undet half before returnlni to make In die cold war ·Johnson said that ment extinguished a minor blaze ' ~ken byH':"wl~gs~la.:'~vert to conoerving uses an acre- lied of the aarma1 !*;.,ad;._;;,.-:.~·>·, 0 09 and sev.. n>gulaUona guvemlng !he I(M!Oclt. despite aus!ta•j advantages as an at lbe P. R. Root storage build- l to ze:.u ( . a · age equal to 11.11 per cenl of gure for their larma, ·~==f 08 1the alfotmeal. Fanners have them from theW -11 Funeral servlceo -~ U, al HousiDg Admllllstration. He laid be botied 4the decisioll "Soviot scheme after IDi on South Second-at in Mid- mit as a m paltent. ThursdaY, .at z p.m. at 8 o u I MeiGPl GENERAL H08PlTAL not divide the IJ!Ilveralty In- ~ ..,heme bas been frua. ,dleport Tue!day afternoon. DRIVER CITED the option of diverting more than luril StablUzatloo and Wick Funeral Hmlle ID ollq11101 wbleh. Ia the long run lrated." Firemen were called io t h e Ohio State Patrol has report- this li they desire. t1oo !ASCI oommiltees. ht"15 on North Wiib istne\. Admlssloruo ,;- Rev. T. A. bo~harmful _to it. At 1116 ,.,. time he renewed ,..De at 12o&l when smoke was "'! the arrest of Charles Clark- 'M1e acreage they divert from To be in lllllllflliance witb .burial u.Jon cemetery, Racine; DeiBi<l He oald AIIIII1DI Auoolo.tlon Sop- the ailmlolstratlo • tt ck apotted. Little damage was re- son, 37. Middleport. on a speed wheat to conaerving uses must 1961 feed gr$11 Jlh!IIMD, """.!~!"!~; bus · ' IJoratlly J~ Jl'ullen _bad bOon liP;: domestic ~~ ~ • repll:: ported. Cause of the blaze W&J charge. He was ciled to Gallipo- be in addition I< the normal coo- a&on must baYe dhoriiW a ' . ~ .··"Mn. Pat Tltorntoij, to the 'loowl aamo for t* tO thoao who demand "total vie- unknown. 1111 court Friday. . servmg """""80 on the farm. !mum of~ per eeoc of~ CO<ll"f.il'•l Not .-.... ....... roy. , But. be saki. it should be .. .. base acreago to coaservmg ~~ Tj•wreoce Roee of Dlscbargco - David W Ito out, tllal Fullen II not • wr'J. ~ IJSilA. officials pointed Ollllllill• ;.,a I-----STURDILY MADE OF . BAHR CLOTHIERS rejection or a Rose Bowl bid for the football team touched off a long. wild demonstrallon Tuesdoy night by some 10.0110 ~tudents while Coach Woody Hayes ,..m. ed to toke ''"' decision calmly. r. 'M1e faculty, at. lp<CIUI afternoon meeting TUesday to conslder "overtures" from the West Coast. reafflrm:-t Its opposition to tJ:te New Years Day da!ISIC by a 28-25 vote. Ohio State. w_hlch ls _currently rated No. I natoonally m the latest United Press 1ntemational poll. finished an unbeaten season with a 50-20 victory Sa;turday over Mlchlgao !hat gave the Buckeyes the Big Ten title. .r:eo.:.~t .ave In·~~::"" .the CooncU on ·. IB no n<!llll~ whalat> .lohniCXI 'acouaod ~ advocal· s eak F soRC a er s p er or ~~ :::~~ t:"!:-pl= D I d I eve opment Mee·tm"g December 7th t Fm·rgreens Club A. · ~·-tow~:: J.:~mi~ prompt farmero to re...,... tbelt 1 , on the fNue," said tbvlDIIS· '•&. "total •lclory" of UJm, , storage situation lor thia ""''~ · and admtttealy diYp 'dolubl<Hallo.:' ~· rnenlicllled no 'M1e Falrgroeno Country Club. of the Ohio University College of ~ mao of wide experience In crop. · · · Rlcbard Larklna,. OSU' ·~· but aenate GOP campaign east of Jacltoon on Rt. 124, woll Commerce. ee....,..ntatlvea from commudlty management and de- They added that !he USOA'~ , dlreotbr, who had Ifill" halrman Barry Goldwater, R- be the scene of a general mem- the seven member counties. Ath- velopment, 'te <arne to Colum- farm facilHy loan program undet' favor of .partjclpatlon durLt1 rlz. bas repeatedly IMisted tba berahlp meeting of ~Southeast- ens. Ptke. Jackson. Vinton. Gal- bus after serving as city manag- which producers may hom111 ,. ,. olaf vlctory over -"'unlam be ern Ohio Regional Council Tltur11- lia, Hocldng and Melp, will be er of Delaww:e. Ohio. for 2\1 to 95 per cent of the cost ol.-larm· i1e U. S. goal. do)>, Dec. 7. p~t. 'M1e meetiDg Is open. years. Since 1957 be has al!o ser- storage structures il availablo ·ta' "I' alii aiwayo roady to Uaten to .President J. W. Salls, MoAI' Mr. Molt wUI opeak on o "The ved as the Columbus express- help producers obtain Brleq118.. ew idw and .-,body 1- the lbur, . announced l)lat the ' dbiner ntr.. M's of Omummlty Dev>l- way coordinat.or. !ann storage :1 th >imd of, the wont 'vlctocy ,' " be meeting wlli bogln with a 10<lal opment - Motive, Moxie a n d A> an assistant city m811ager " · ·shallen · SHOPPING DAYS LEfT -~ , laid TMlU y·,HU.~ll. ' 'i") '.• •id. ·. · hour at & p.m .. with dlmllr · lll!fV· Money. as AppUed on a Regloo-1 or city manager he has expel' . P ul H Sp gu "But 1 not aware t11a1 bit- ad a1 8;30 p.ln. llobert F. Kott. al Basis." lence al Colorado Springs, Glen~· e, •t any pt'O\leding--admlnlatl"lltlon execuUvo director of the d.VO~ A native of Denvec. Mr. .Molt coe. Dllnois; Galena. Dllnois. and lprebes oper~ r. · as biieu committed to defeal' U opmant coomldtteo for paler is a graduate of the Naval Acad- Denver, ""d aJ,. bas Instructed en rger, • he adberell I)( this •new J>ollcy' Col· \ua, will ,be IIJIBl speaker emy. served ln World War D as In muniepal 8bd publle · •.ean ,.. oiMmld decl""' war • Tho aeveiHlOUnty' promotional a Marine lieutenant, and has a trato al lhe University of Den- The !alut iht Sa.vlet Unlon, let them orgiDioallon wOI bear a com- master's degree In government ver. Tickoll 1118)' be oecUred he'!llo tbOir caoo fulljl onil ~ n\JU.O n>port of future plans for manaprnent from tlto Unlvenolty fore the ·lileellng from -~rs l tcoday " tjll AIW!cu poopit. lllo· SEDliC .br a rtj>rell!lltallvo tl lloDver .ill eacb CI!UDt;'· om I ; · ' � 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/. 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