http://66.213.69.5/files/original/57129bbdca3d1a8c61f9c8c135bd297d.pdf a8a92e108197a43355731fd29a353b0b PDF Text Text .. ' ' 1 . • • • ' ·e ' . •• .. _ ........ _ .~ ' l'eatlw.r .....,.....,...,......... .......... _......,, ................. ,.. ......... . ... ...., . ................. - Pomeroy-Middleport, Cllllo, Thursday, Feb. 15, 1962 RUPPELT FUND LARGEST MeigsCo~nty·Marc~QfDimeS ,Church Fol'a >Back In ·llonationS Near $4,000 Mark appointed !oftleel·,· at st. •II p, m :. --·--=·---- TO EVElY PRESCRIPnON WE ADD • • • EXPERIENCE Ow phatmae!tla have ~ llva• you ••· . DUTTON DRUG ,,~, .. ' . -~ -A1 Curtis Ri~· T-entative For : 2<b. ~tufday ' '. ' .. . , _, ... I ''(• . "" " {, t I �I .. Hit ond Run • lfeDUnel, PomiiiiY·JOddleport, 0., l'eb. 15, 11181 COMMENTAnNG, EDITC"'IAU Y Leap Into The Future Nowadays we hear that the "scientific revolution" is u.stly accelerating t he pace of change through the whole spec'tl'l!m of 20th-century lite. One cannot help wondering, however, wbl!ther the pac-, Pl. the next generation will be quite as swift as some of the free world's prominent figures seem to believe. Observing its first quarter • century, Look Magazine asked President Kennedy and more than a score of others to forecast what the next 25 years W!)uld bring. Tbe list Included Chancellor Adenauer, Israel's Prime Minister Ben-Gur· ion and Eleanor Roosevelt. . With exceptions - the president was one-there was a strong tendency among the forecasters to perceive either t h e speedy onrush of nuclear disaster or a. dizzy climb toward real peace and enlarged human betterment. Irish playwright Sean o ·casey sum· med up the feeling of many of those queried when he said: " : . . either our lovely earth will be a charred lump of rubble circling the sun, or we shall all be well on the way to universal peace." When they were not speaking darkly of nuclear de•ices, population pressures ind menacing ~ommunism , the forecasters dwelt glowingly on what they saw as .~ the bright, quick prospects .for widening ·'-'' economic JabundaQ~e, a drawing together of natlona IntO tighter regional and world p~lltlcal pnjty, spectacular gains in hu~~ beallh, n~tw peaks of achieve- SlllllEY'S ,. BEAUTY SIIOPPii 19btwry 5pedll .......-c.ww- \ ... • NOW $7.00 ' Clooed WedDetda11 At NC!OII Even!$ II)'~ PHONI WY 2-2207 HEY TWIST FANS I 1Qc 45 . . . UCOID BY "THE CANDYMEH" SUN.. MOil. a 1V~ flo~!~ ....,,ttW!IIIot •· '!!c • ' "PA:iijbllf~ Tro7 Doaabue iJ!4, • Claudette· CoM , Coimie Stn••• ' • Diane Mellaln ~ OLDFASBIONBD BARGAIN PRICIS POMEROY . R~sians ·~Trge . The Voice Of Broadway American Folks n-.Visi:t Them Schell Is Main At,,Jion N6W . ~ ·· t Avenue•· · · ! ·--~ --- ' ~N .llJPU Ruuill II? llullla II :~ ltnml: , a pondl~e II tourillta. 1'ir+lr\LI~? . of. ~! Go io giD!toui .,. 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For Honor,s ~-.·- A Jar&e """'" at basketball MertetVIIle Southeastern Ob io League fansi mlnutee wjlhout I COiftllll\lllll I"' • II .. top lor Friday nlaht At Racine in Meigs County, wiU have rive games to select foul. tool ihett. • • 11 fi're SEGAL teams enaage !1011- C<lach Larry Morrison's Torna- I rom ., Warrell Local is at 1 TaJ1 Paul hit hit peq lhia I!U· At tbe ~ of the oell&!"' • 100 leogue opponents, the fiDals of the does will battle Eastero lor the ' Athens, Wahama trovels across : SVA~ .M.L.GAMI!S I,•, the r;.w York City llaUday Jucker tabbed IIP8ut N _f ~ Meip County Tournament wiU be right to represent their county in the Ohio River to Pomeroy, Me- ' STAimiNGS CINCINNATi mPII .!.. Unlver- 11,!38 In his three-year careor. FestiVal wileD he .....-.d til pololl, blo AU..Ameriea an4 ·lddel/t thl!$H held, and one SVAC ~ is in the Wellston Clsss A Sectional Arlbur is at Wellston, Jackson TEAM • w L p OP slty of Cincinruili baake!liaU fans 1 011e ol Hogue's beat elforta this' and Maltjd ~~ ~undllli lhl'ee lie figured "Dub" ~ tilt." a<tioo _..inst a non-league foe. Tournamens in two weeks. Dljr- gil. to Oak Hill , and Loeao takes North GaUia · P."* to lead tbe, lle&rcall to tile booor ~ 1eJ1· AI llllJ ..U...>i 10 ):" a 730 this year are boonllne "Tall 111 HaMaD Tr.,. is the only SVAC ing the regular season Racine the long drive to Portainouth. southw..tem a losin,J cause. tournay cbaq>plodiblp.lle wonllle HO!Pit appeen the bell jiet _u , 15 J Ill'/ 11110 •Paul" Hop, the ~ala' 5-9 Iseason came. t~am that hta DOl completed its posted two close wino over the Nelsonville and Middleport have Eaotem it 1 101111 879 1 plvotman. lor 1,11-AineriCa honors. liD one of UC a two deleall, WI, touraament 1111111 •aluablt pllyor br1nJ homo AIJ.Ainer~ ~ 1, 11 f'l!gular schedule q{ _games and Eagles by scores of 63-54 and 4Ht completed their schedules while Coalton 9 11 ,_ 1138 ' which coach f!;d ,Jucnr saya the hand ol Wichita. Hog"' award. _, t~wt··saj!oo!tt~~J>et the BIJ (\idi\111 will be •t, hom,e to Hannan, W. Va. so fan• In M~lgs County are in lor Gallipolio c...., iL< oe~son at Kyger Creek 4 1J lll1ll Ji03 ' should hove won )lit year. scored 19 points, puUad dowa 10 averoced IU points a three yun jn a nnr Ia :ttl• ,1t5t . m the glistenlllJ hardwood at a l1ne show m thl• tussle, 1Marietta Saturday night. Hannan Trace rebounds and held ll-10 Shoekor UC'I llrtt te con- IIIII 191111. 1 IS tiOI JIB Hog~, a 11-yeiW:Of~ ¥Dior IJAME FRIDAY: Tenn., IS aiiOOt to Hannan, W.. Va. at lhe scbQo)'a third lea<llng piiiOI Top Ranked Duquesne Upset By Westminster · · Umted Press lnternatwnal Buffalo Downs i;::';;..behln~~:·;:.:.. Tbe • LOAFERS center also •ppoarl eertain to up as third belt re- uc·, Hanmin Trace 'how,O:nde: ':;· :~t!~':.,~rr:;!O~~a.. fu 55-43 Win~ :'"·a ':"!:':kinshottlp-lu,which . paced by the 15 puints Cardinals retallatl'<l with a streak ligures, Little Westminster College of of Warren Sallade. and Duquesne ol their own that carried them, to RJ>nnan . 'l:tace's bl4~ !'! Pennsylvania_ can take a place 1sopbomore Willie Somerselled all • 37·28 advantsge. th;,j;r-~.~ or: ·~·, among the gwnt killers of basket- ~ marksmen with 21 poonts, West- Louisville led al halftime, 41 .35, leU short by· ..Wea polnll ball toda- while powerful Du· minster now has a 15-2 season but was unable 1<1 mateh Xavier's day nigh! 1'1' the Bulfilo ~~ looks for a small corner ma:k while the Dukes suflered final spurt. Jadle Frazier of the poaled a. H . wiD overr , 1n wh1ch to h1de. lhe1r fourth loss against 15 vic- Cardinal,! led all scorers with 21 cats In one ol the IIIO!t startling up- tories. points ~ , bol . sots of the college season, West- North Carohna State kept Its I ' d uhleh de p ymg ore a bomo ...,.d mmster upended neighboring Du- hopes ahve in lhe Atlautic Coast delnh~ ~ I Iea ;t ,:he I ped ~·rc:,~~· ~.!.., D a v.e queane. 63-t\1, Wednesday night. IConference title race Wednesday " P_'' !,~~ ra,nd,aT a ele op I ade "t the' ""nd"lll the .. -,,_ a ,1M .antsJus, ·~· a emp e a e ., .. period Tbe Dukes are ranked n!nth In night by rom~ing over uch-rival ed d · ' · the United Press Jnternationsll . to • 79-00 eCISion over Pennlost the baU game ln . • North Carolma, 115-57. It was tloe sylvania, second period when the West VIrma)Or college •atmgs 11nd are Dnt State victory over the Tar nde 1 h· team outscored them prtme conte rs or a c otce Heels in nearly three years pOSt-season playoff berth. I Boola Slale'• Sludlaa . move into a 27-19 balfthl)tlead. Weetmlnstor does rate among I Tbe triumph boosted State's the third peruJd_came 10 the nation"s best small colleges !third-place record In the ACC to ' ' an end, Buffalo still held to • and was placed third In the lat- 7-3 and the Wollpack Ia in good est Upt balloting In this cateaory. position to g<~in ground Thurlday Tbo loaa was the lith of But what chance has a tiny ter- when first-place Duke (9-21 travseason In 14 games for the Wildror agaiolt a mighty monoter~ els to l'U111ler-up Wake Forest eats, with their only vietory Only the ICOrebolll'(l gave West- ( 8- 21 ·· 1 · · !ng at tha expense of Buffalo ear· minster an even chance aod the John Punger led North Carolina BOWLING GREEN Ohio !UPI. ly in the ......,, The Bllonl now Titans too~ adva~tage of tllelr !'tala againat the Tar Heels .with _ The Mid-America~ ' show a season alate ol 7-lt. one ally t~ defeat Duquesne lor 20 poinll and Jim Hudock h;.if.- 14 individual scorlng taco . <Carl Beaver topped both the flrat l.lma, since 1951. for North Carolina. ~ - to get tighter each week. In scormg u he bagged :10 E•ceptwnally accurate sharp- Xavier of Ohio avenged an ear· Go~,z into this week'• action, lor the Wildcat~, with Russ shooting, in which the Tltatlli ly aenson loss by outlasting Mit~• ijoVem Benson ol Miami IIIIU lure adding 10 In the loolng el· mls,.d only lout ohojs from the ville, 71HJ7. In a fiercely-coil~· ~ld · the top - spot with 8 1143 fort. Dan Rowsey swished floor I~ l~e first ball, gave them match. Tbe holll M~· rltmts avoraga whUe Ma-n 0 points and Steve Sowder 15 a 32-22 lead at lntermlulon. Play· jumped oil to a 16-7 lead but tbe Newsome of Weatent Mlchlgad Jlj\<ing lh• ~- to victory. tng a ealcblated, cool ..,..., was close behind at 32 loll Jliu!nan Tra<:e alao 11111 out Weatmlnater moved the baU olow. B dl D' , Howard Kornives ol po lin · the reserve g~e u Buffalo Jy and upael the Dukes with Ill ra ey 18mtsRt'8 Bow g a &2S dedoloo O'let the precllfon teamwork. , Basketball Starter ~::"= ~o;"!.~~a': ~:;''::,f~ and """· Mike llonldn's II points Duquesne came back to traU loy PEORIA, Ill. IUPII-Brad!ey'a N te d cootb\ ed. Hannan Trace while Roger only two al *47 mldway In ~~e filth ranltlO!Iilllketball leam, with dom':nate tbe .:Ounden u 'BtU 11011 tsllio;cJ 10 for Bulfal~aecond ball oot Westmlnmr "'' a 17-B r<~:prd, suffered from a Street ol Weatem Michl an The Wlldcalll will be m action !used to !old despite the ahonUng llal&ering pohch today alter 6-11 up 1<1 take over •• th:"moat • again Friday night when of the partisan Ouqvosne ciowd. atorting center Joe Strawder wu curate field 1 ohooter hiUin -re host to Hannan, W.Va. In Five Titans scored In double 1U1pen1ed Irom school for dis<I- on M 7 ~ 1 h1J Hg second meeting of the season -- pllnary reasons, ' p_er cen tween the two teams. The West 1 uie ' :!,.,. r' $5.oo Black Slip-On ; Slyle Goodyear Welts Sizes 6 to 11 0 up with either hand. ' Juck.. saya ibe giant "enter become quicker since he join· ' the squad two years IIIlO and developed more moves. 'Foull have alwayl been Hogue's problem, but to bla credit,· not oniJ overcome the IOU]< but bao hecome a pollohdefensive player at the same Tbis year, Hogue ba• fouled out f · -~'ecuili'z: o onJy two games while ao~ · bl k' • ••• tD oc mg opponents ~:tuuts. Tho big ptvotman occa~tonally needs to be fired up to play bls best. He tends from time time to let up aod appear almost lazy. This tendency earned him the nickname "Duke" in his more year. Teammates tile lag because ol his fondness lor the cartoon character Manna• duke and. because he _ so~~~: sho~ •.J81l• of the b1g, azJness. • . lhe Bearcalll !Jrst eaoo ,. Hogue hlld acorlng mark of 1,124 this :'"a.aon Hogue had 1 _ ICOI'Uig mark of to St. Joseph'e College Of llldlana. Robertson waa the ali,tlme lor UC, accumulolf!lg Twyman ranked 1,5116, and Holstein third wllh . · Hogue ' rebounding r~te of over 1° per gaq~e lh~ • YB_IU' .1\!o puts hljn within range ol !bird behind Robertson and Twyman Strawder and two '"'"""""· displaced Bob Dawson of Bowling Virginia team defeated Hannan among the ochool'i' greatest re- 1 ~die Moore, Chicago He~. Green. . Trace &1-44 In January. hD¥nders, Hogue h~· .... 1100 .. I 1 Ill.. and Hay Banke, Ha.fvey, nt, ;.!':,W ~:m ~=~~.~··hi:~~ BUFFALO <tiSJ ~~~.while Roberlld~ aecounted were o c 1 pend e d lrideflnltely 45 3 r cent of its shot.. bu~ Soward 7-1·15: Nealey 2+8: Me· , · Wedneldny for "cunduct detrl· F ' 1 pe · . . iul't Toted In keand 2·1-5: Rowsey 8·5-17: Cy. · · · 0 mental" to lhe lcllool, Tliei' ·-IIIIIY, ;::~e;::els :riolved ~les ~ _Rll!ll• I·H : not apply lor readmlsolon before , 26-i. Ail 21-13 - 55, September. . • &9.3 !!''"to per game, while BG !lANNAN TRACE 14!1 64 . Strawder, a, snphnmore lioo> gav':.:, ~icft Barnes 2·0-4; S!lunde~ 0-3-3: 11 to 'fill Belle Glade, Fla., was a 1~ .(t' Wrth ni~~ts · 'f'..0 il C. Beaver 11-i!-llll: FeU!,Ife 4-11-10: bcMmder for the Brave~, wlvl led _ _:_ _..!'_ per u ng. D, Beli~er 2-4": ~~ 1-1-3; the Missouri Valley Conference Coller• Bllketbalh Reoulll TOTW ' 18;12 ~ 48. wllh a 9·1 record, and was aecond N••¥- 'tf Rule~!" Q Score by ljllarters: , .t In acorin11 with a 11 pqlr\,1, P.tr. Mlfltrl'!h!! " zPIIIJI!Jurgh n · ·, : 6 21 14 14 - 115 game average, ourpaued ·only by a.&el~ '13-lthll d ·· ' Trace 9 10 16 )S - 48 All American Chet Walker. Temple 711 Penasylvonla M Reserve Score: Buffalo 4<1-HDII· nan Trare 23. Vern Benson Of 'M b II' R - ~r· a • ueker , WIckllne Turn• Pro llETIIOtndalT <UP! I - The Detroit U001 y announced the slgolng oltwo free agenll aad one draft <:lloice. ltueker Wickline, a 210 • pound . llnebaelt~r !rom Marshall Unlvor· ,llty, lfiJ'eed to tenno as did end · Allen Smith or Xavier ~od ha!f· back Juan Vasquez of New Mexl· co Weatem. · Wickline was Detrolt'l tnh draft Oholce, while Smiti' and Vatwere olgoed as free agenlll. Size . pr. s4io0 ~ '. pr. ' · Vtlu• To $6.95 "Big Boy's" Gfrls' . LO.AFERS OXFOROS pr. 2 ' r..r. ,$3.M . .-"f• '1 t•ll. .i Value• To $2.99 pr. pr. Values To $7.95 Vilues To $4~99 '.. ' Women's Men's ... ~: .... BLACK OXFORDS' '$5.00 ~·. 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Elastic top Cllrk<o lit !1"11 • , P: MIIICDIZIII" llolly- ... \~;: No. JIIIIIC( No. 30. White arif ......~ 100 ~ , '3 .... 1·00 • I 1'.II ' ... ,.., .. H~. MOVI CAMERAS ' WOMENS PANTIES Rayon tricot panties-Exquisitely · tailored, IIDOOth lilting, finely knit. Long wearing. Elutlc leg brlefa, band leg briefs, sport panties and flare lea panties. White and pink. '19.00 ----------------1 Womens Wash Dresses 2.95 .... ,..,, A new group of womens wash dresses. A beautiful selection of patterns and styles to choose from. Regulor aiiH 12 to 2D alld Holf ai- 14'12 to 24'n s • 11-lar N.H lrownlo I Has f 2.7 lent. Simple to use. Gets wu results. H11 built In exposure dial. 'j_ ' ' For Dollar Dl" llaplar Ut alld 1.95 Une4 ll1d unllne4 Corduroy Sla<lu In JOIIdo ll1d prlnta. Slzet 3 to &X. . ' 'i: Mens all white cotton. bandkerchlefa with satin stripe. ' ""11"' '':<;' J ' "\' Deller 10 .... .,.,. llllltr A • Dan :"'t .... 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