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'if • ~ ) ' .' \ " '· ., Tra J �NOfl!l . or J "I ITY m I I •' ' �NOfl!l . or J "I ITY m I I •' ' �• Tornadoes Wins 31st Home Game 54-44':::.~~a-~~~r~= .i~:~;;~;i::;:du;~D;;~;;ed · Connttton Vel~ 11 StNIIM.tr'l Sl Fr..,ort 31 TVJCarawtt SS Nelsonville Of SEOAL Falls Behind Fitst Time In History Arc.num to 144 After First Quarter liMO Deadlod\ Berry .Brown Unanimous Choices For All Pro ~-.:.:=·: B1dne's Tomadoes kept their home record over a fOW' ' ' Mod 1u- 71 Norlh•kloo 53 span clean Jaat night - with no defeats - against Class FOOtbaII Tearn; 3ID Hu££ Misses By De 0 l e ,~..c:;' ::,.,,,..,:i, Mlffll AA ll1d A oompetltlon on a 54-44 cage vlclory over Nelsona:_, vllle Of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. . SonM•oot T•lnlty 75 coh'"" = Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 22, 19511--2 -- TELEVISION GUIDE .. WSAZ.TV Channel 3 lndforcl 47 Rockford 62 Port Reccr~rr 51 s )'ell" -1l wu touch and 10 in tbe fir&t Racine · · · · · · · · · 10 30 43 M I(UUter, endtn&: at UHO. But in Nelsonville : Anderson 2-tH)-6; lito ....... period Som Pri,., Dexter f-{1-4)·9; Steele Q.O-O; Ptt· hue Wolfe aDd .JUb Virgil HiJI, ton 11-{2-;t)-24; Kummtn 2-(2-2Hii 8-1 aophomore, went to work with Wend lHI-0. l ·o tala l$-(6-9H-f. t. t and 7 polnla in that order. Racine: Wolle D-(r.- J. 7 15; Cole 'ftM7 helped open up a 38-2.1 Q-W-lJ.,; Price HH!)·l 6; M.eKel· halfltme J.ead, and the Tornadoa wu aever in trouble afterwards. vey •(3..f)·U; Weese o-(2-3)-2; hHJ 3-(~)-11. Totale 19-(18-23)-:K Racioe committed but one foul, UUiciala: .Bauer and Keaael ID. the- firat half, and their entire pme total of mtat.ake. permitted the lolers to J(l to the tree line for onb' timea, of which wen ealbed. I e Gallia Cagers •a · Baclne went up to the free 23 timet, aot 16 tries home, wlllch Wll the aifference aa both Une pkibl bit It field 10111. COach Larry Morrison 'a bo)'l, winDI.n& their Jlat at home .,.l.nat no dereatt durine Mor· .riJoD'a tenure, hit 19 of 43 ahota from the lteld for 44 per cent. NelJ®vUle bit 18 of fie for 27 per eent. Mike Patton shot .28 ,times, hit 11. For Racine, HIIJ hit 3 of 4, Price 7 ol U from the field. Racine Reiuvea won 44-28 with Roaer Pal'80na eettinc 18, playinc onlJ three quarten. Racine'• Dut aame ie Saturday here, Jan . .2, q:alnat a stronc Glouater, 0 ., team, Iii club that lot to Coolville by alx points. Coolvlllt· il· an early plck to win the relioaall this year, boutlne 1-0 I..arey ~ore and ~ forward Dodd •·b oth bllh acorera. 'NtiOhviUe . . . . . . 10 20 37 4-t aRA.VII II"N IUPIRVISOI. MILWAUKEE UP! _ Ray Gar- land hu been alaned u au·perviaor of the Great Lakea acoutina: area Beat~ By I:AAL WRIGHT NEW YORK UPI _ Raymond Berry of the Baltimore Coltt, Jim Brown of the Cleveland Brown• and Sam Huff of the New York Glanta today led the voting for United Prete Intem1tlooal'a 1Qei8 Nltlona1 Football Lugue AJl..Star team . u....... and Brown were unanl· ~ ., ed :u:.:~oi~~A. 3ihb:uo~e~.!'t'm by oportl writera who covered the Southeutern took an· early flrlt quarter lead of 21-10 .. aDd Jta)"ed comfortably ahead aU the WIJ lor their fUth caJe -.in a~ oae loa• (to MeArtbur Saturday Dljht) Tuelda:y n11bt at Soutbwutem over tdstem of McJ&a Count)' In a SVAC i&me. jut HaUy, "!~ed ~ u;..";!!...... ellery on blllot in the an· cJ':"::":ay Dl,l&L UPI po · 11M balld lianala to beai-.,:J,be Baltlmon, the we.-tenl Divltlon erowd nolle iD SU.rutay'a Natloraalchampion. placed alx. mea in tbe Football came with &be Dl)'thlul two-platoon tam. New New York Gtanta, remalDed 11,1 York the Dlvlaloo cham· point favoritea today for the propion. 'whleb meeta Baltlm'ore Sun· ·feeelonal claalie. day ln. tbe ehamplonahip pme, .Bookmaterl enlmated eoaeh Lea&ue FiUIIllY Ri" aJry Set up W'th Elliott Signing b o tum Iiili Block For Celtia •r U~!tacl Preu five aameo of tying tbe Notional Tbe Colli been :I,8M L"ham~nahJp Bookm•• fit:ured the tetml ·would acore abcMlt 11 miD)' potnta •• tber did in that thriller, eatimatlnJ 1 to· tal of 42 for the tWo clubt. With tbe aame already tabbed u the billtllt ~dividuti betUog event of 1859, Baltimore fana were ln •a fever of antlcipation while th• Glonta tried lo dli out ~~rk. aeven·lncb snow iD New Ewbank, aware that Baltimore's fans will produce a tornado of eound Sun~ay, has Installed a aet ol band ll&oall to help qu~rbaet John Unlt11 communlCate with enda Raymond Berry and Mutleheller and flanker back Moore. ------ Hunter Safety year IIUnola . Hits New Peak · •n.ooo Jn }9S9. Seaso • 0 elder hla (.'oach for 1 ~ at Cont.. McKtnla~ 6t AJc,.n luch· Woterfonl 69 Va. 67 i • W. William..,,.. ,s e , g ·• 111alA Slreer "JJ'ii'"'JI!ot, Phou 200 ........ __ ..._.,._ __ ........-.<I: FREE PARKING major Je&~ue wUl In 1181. lzon Carter Jr., the Fort Worth be The Bucks will rest ·before their game at Kentucky nexl Monday, the finlill tuneup .Defore atarting ' Big Ten action Jan. 4 at home against lllinoia. IIUI Oeor~e of the ,..,._ .. ,. Tonn. Beare at the UnebaeUr apota; . Final Dean Derby of Plttlblir&h aDd Va. Tech 74 E•st T,ann. St. 56 Merry Christmas and to thank Brisham Young, which handed defeudi.Pg Big Ten champ Miehi· gan State ita first losa tbe night 0 MM.ta.tppi 36 before, itayed close to the Buck.· New York and Jad: Buder of eyes until Lucas poured on the Pitubur&b at aafet)'. · · O.O.Wla Tech 61 Taut Teeh 60 power and opened an Ul·point K.ttuckr t7 Temple 92 mar&in at 78-60 witb 5 :45 left in Walhl.....,. St. 6ot Arizona St. Sl the game. OSU led. at halftime, 0 Oklo. City 7. , .... Cb.latlon 63 43-37 . Hoot ..r Claulc It waa Obio State's size- and I....: 1'1 o.;. ~~~.: 7t on tbe that r0 brl 9ilutlw~ made the differenee with the smaller Cougars. The Buclr:a gra:bbed 113 rebeunds to Brl&bam Young's 38. CLEVELAND UPI-RJebard Diet Gal&ilbtr, Chief' ;erioqnel acout Lueae scored 17 pointl in the ot tbtl Cle-.elaDdi Bro~ et(/ first half when BYU came from prelltd COftfidelfee In tM future 53 behind to take the lead ·at 26--~ Yount 79 with 8:11 Jeft. Lucas' hook abot a ot pro footbaU ·in Buffalo .1oday l.g,,...,n iii after aeceptiq tbe Job of Jtneral. 1' State 45 few minutea later put the Bucb mau:pr of tbe BuUalo 81Ua. ~cth•'101'01.,, 61 into tbe lead tD stay .. ~=o;ech power backboarda ' ~ •t 11:00 NeWl Headlines U :lO Weathereut U ;,U ,• .T;be Jack Pur Sllo- 1:01), Sian Off · Statlon Command of u :30 Cnneeatntton 12 :00 Trutb or COD§equeneel 1 2 : ~ It ~uld be You 1:00 Mid Day NeWI 1: Ul MovieUme 3::00 Yil\ma Dr. Malone 3:30 From These ~s 4:00 lfouae on Hilh Street ~ : 30 Spilt P~rsqnallty Stoamboat 'Bill 1:110 Slt. PrestOD 8:00 l'it.tt "' Serullll Show 6.::t:i Weatb~1t 8:80 Neo1Fa ;Pi~• ~:00 e:u . Buotlor Brlotl., 11epor1 f'llO WI#IJ'In1itl 8 8:QO Amahl .\ the Nlgbt Visitors . 1:30 Reoeue t:OO lla<holor htbir t:~ Ford Show tO:OO You .Gel Your1.1& 6:45 '* t:Oil ., •. 1 Sign On 'P04a1 , , Xa\lo DooDOD ._.... 't:!;ll ~91!1W' time , IO:tt_. Dolia)i'tlo llll,• lO:llli Tl..:. ~ •-• , .• c, - A vuoo ~ 1:00 l{ewg ~IJf'4.dllDit .t:~Q . . .- - •1:111 '1'1\l\ il!<lo ' - - . 00 Slit"'~ , , -, WCHS~TV C11annel 8 , Cl11mnel .8 - Wa.dnesda• ,. 41:00 A.mertcan l't.ncistAod 1' &i30 lily Frie!\11 ntcto ~ it£110 lin l'raoellco Bell :J'Oifr ~ t~eporuo ",jjj w..t!J.eri!!•• . <e:;jji .~elm. Dlly N.,.. ;t Ill:" j ·*· i·· ~~8:E® C!Jatlir ~<t!~~·~:.810f! . . m11· . . Oil:lt Zlftd . . Itt~ . :1':00 Ha... lliD ~ 1 · to~ wedhe!daY l(lgbi Fllhts Lucas had gOod 11upport• In the point · makint department from lhree teammat~ who hit in dqu· ble figures. Forward Mel Nowell scored 12, John Havlicek hit 11 and Larry Sieglried had 10 points. 111:41 ~wrto Ppade lt:'i!O; Tile -~'"' Ton!lbt ~1.:qft Sca.~IJ !ftl the ht-10 ltportoRoporl 1i :15 Late Show ' ~ :($ Sip 0!1 WeaU.. . SEilSONS GREETINGS ColombUS TD . Club \l'iJl Hand Catm' T h . 00' ·rop y To One And All 22-year·old Rodmanaged to re· despite his pow· Wll •• 8 lo ~ win nationally-telebout , startint at 10 p. m. Closed Sahu'day OIHs Shoe Repair Turkev W.i nner Me.tea' Most Modern Sbop 192 N. 2nd Ml ... looort ~~~·t~th=e~M:I:•m=~IBe:•:c~hA:•:d:ito=r~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ll(n. Jo"''[[hlne ~ . FBBSB FROZEN TVBK.EYS 6 to 9 lbs. - 49c .,,; ' . picked Syracuaelll~~~~~~~~.A~~O~~._~~~~;~~~~A · ~~~·~~~~~~~;JI~~~~~=5~~;~ !2 . .. Pomeroy, Ohio · MldtUepOri J~n-.~.-ttbewo PNh'~w. I'IIILAoELPIIIA UPI ::•llht ti... ..,or a .ua _.. delphia hl'fe limed to - Ulhl· 0o1f u - meet in a lO.,ouad ·b out at tht: Philadelphia Arena J1n. a. 11M bout wtu not o·0 n't.. dIs.aP,p0 ·Int•"..:ant.a.I .. , I I ·s· . .. · · ~ .1\10-' yo!J'VE In aeUoht:'..:.recor<l:.::::.:...:.ln:...:..ye:..:•.:.n.:..-------he--:-1-:el=ev=ll=ed:;;:;or:=;;broadeut. 1BiaN >A SAD .&tAL;,, Star'T<Ilelrlm. s .· MATERIAL USED,BY OUR MEN ON REMODELING and REPAIRS s.,..e.elou A v E t. KITCHEN CABINETS Qnly a' reach ••ai~thl• ~- · , ptaone tor JOUr !dt~hMl . fklsaln lbo ~ ~ ...,~ , . - . Wiw do )'OU dot PLASTIC OB ~J,AIIIC TILl ON 1qTcH~ jlit BATH 7. INSTALL F4CI'Oa'f PIIEFINISBID. Pl,~AiJL ~, · • .. , 8. ADDITIONAL ·ROOM - ·• •• .,. ., , f• , r, __ The It's time to soy Manhunt Wa,gon 'l'raln 1:3~ 'Price !.. .R.!sht , 9:00 Perq como $loY. 10:00 Thill Is Your Life 10:30 State TrOoper - At tbe. Dairy ly at the Ohlo Utlicer Takes and J. W. Blteton, owner of the tn.n .. Raater• of tbe Ameriean Aun., put UP: , $00,000 to IIUtraa· tee tbe frinehlae. SPECIAL 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL 3. CEILING TILE •• STORM WINDOWS 5. STORM ·DOORS ~oi.UMBUS UPI - D , ,oo . 7:311 FARM NEWS . Army publisher of J, INSTALL VINYL FLOOR TILl E ~ · I .Jfl Weatbereut J:SC N~~ "Pictur. 6:46 Huntley Brinkley Report lroll and . BaMba~ ~: n:; n;;r· •bav;l.dt.~~rth. ,1:8:~dld:th.~. ' v the BU:ckeJes' scored as poml.s to lead Ohio State to ita seventh victory in ele:bt starts. Lucas' output, his personal · hi&b at Ohio State, came within two points of the .SYU field bouse rec· ord, although be sat out the final two minutes. I -coLUMBUS. UPl _ The--~ Colum· th buo Toochdown Club will h~ e 1111!11 Holtmon :Trophy to Blll .Cin· non,'"' loo\boll player fot .I.Out• Ohio lana State, here htl. Ill• : 19118 TOll UPI-llronch total (or · 10 ... ••• Tuesday the DaUn~ort ace el\ta .,., ea I. hll been awarded the onl)r nloe days remaininJ, tranchlae and it ~be dlvtlion 1ald tbe ltlte 1011 auurea tbat tiM th'lrd eod lNG with ita belt hunter ote- DURING · .I January and February s Big Jerry Lucas, li-13, sophomore aen&ation, I job. state may set a new recor(l for for tbe Robert Zuppke trophy and of t16,· hunter Wildlife•atety Dlvislon aald today the theThe club coac:b. baa ------this year. OraD,Je Ben ·Schwan. 7th Franchiae GoThe Qlvlalon told both to,.! ac- waldeer, u "eooah ot tho year." eidentl and rat1Utlea to date were •-...,------:-. To Dallu-Fort '\Vo!'lh only oll&htly more tb•n holf of the IHHif POll lo ROUNDIII • r1stm•s To One And All Cleland's Appliances *'*" ! •• coo~hl:.~~:!"l~1rd ;!_~~ Norion 61 ....- .11 needed a audden· death overtime to store a 23-17 vletoey over tbe Gi1nta ln the brother, . , known 11 Bump, baa oloee for con· plonl be four-point choices -over the Olanta when tho tame beelm in Memorial StAdium New York beat Cincinnati Mlchlian, 1 fixture on the Royalt. 127-119, -lb the the opener of oehed"'-. n-•-~tt d b1 h d a U'lJwv uu e ea er. Pe•-- -ol(nod · a a year ltlp~ 76 Parkitnbu,. .. 1 II 62 CathoJICI HoiJ Rmgo ~ Green Bay at center. bu• ...., Family 45 John Umtu of Baltimore won c.. umbus St. Mlrya 50 Columbus the quarterbaek berth by ·a wtde a...ry S9 m~&ln, retei~n& 27 votes. Fh:nk Tiffin Colu.-Jan 53 lluc:Jtus 39 Gifford of New York and J. D. limo,.. 76 G....... burg SO Smith of San P'r'lnclleo won the s.nctuakr 44FIIHIIay 40 halfback epotl to round out the 1Lalc...W. 60 North S.ltlmoro 52 backfield wtth Jim Brown. Frukfort u Chllllcottt. cc 79 The deleftlive uDit wa1 tomC•ll... a..kottMII Retulta posed of Gino Karebetti of Bal· United PNIS lnternat&onal timore and .Antb' Robustelli of Forclhllm 10 Pittsbul'8h 61 New York at the ends; Gene ·U ps- Sant• Clara I u Connecticut r47. comb of Baltimore and Leo Nom· St. Fnnds N. y. 67 Falrl•lth ellinl of San Frucilco It the Dldmson 60 ''"<kl . et·, Huff, loe •-'midi of Do.· Wataull TourMmODt .. OQI (lAo. !tbeb-=:O~od ~1:n l'='a:; &:OQ 'lrouse on Ht(th 3tr8fh 4:30 SpUt Personality 5:00 Steamboat BW 0:30 Qllict ,Draw MeGraw 8:00 Steamboat Bill ' '8 : 15 The Jim Tha.<!k~ Sllaw • BuffaJ Future P 'd ~Ued ~be'::::'.:"Jt: :;:;.: Weeb Ewbonl<'a defeodltll cham- ui teo • would Game Js Br1g • ht won two BaltiiDOle'a c d h Pittaonly veterln back fi'Om While Cleveland IR t e . last year'• ,powerboui s. w. team bureb Steelen ea~b had 14. bertha. 1'11e Loa Anttle• ·Rams, S. W. reserves won M-31 in Green Bay Picken, Detroit Uon• an overtime conteat. and Chicaao tBean eaeh placed .taetern , . . . . . . . 10 21 31 §3 one player on the team. CIU ~outnweatern . . . Z: 38 M '16 Tbe PbJladelphll Eaalea. · !!:astern : C. Colllne -t·l·lj L eaao Cardinali and WaahJnCf.on Couma 3--4-10; Leonard 2-U; Redakln& falled to win • firllt· Uurat G-3--13. Cowdery a.o.o Jbr· tum berth. . tung 3-a-9. Total• 20-18·03. -.::._..:__!)J S. W. : Halley 6-2·1•; J. Owena V 6-<t:-14; .I:Sotter ti-J.-111; Trainer . . ll!-2-tS; Brown 6-6-18; Bottle ·l-1·9, 'J'Otalll 2lt-l8·76. I Basketball Ann. "f\COrd aecutlve trJump1. or H d s· als an 1gB May Be Used 8y dti · campaian leaJUe es Hurl wu ln the one11vote ah)' of be· IDI • uoanlmouo choice, oppeor- Balbm'o•e Colts !Be nd ~ w~ ~l~ mr:: :Ver CHAMPAIGN, m . UPI-Pete · International Elliott baa accepted the football the White Sox to 8 Detroit con- Numi,K:r 13 faJied to pr.ove a 1cBo~hln~ job at Dlinoia to set off · tract when he w3 rked for the Tl· atumblin1 bl()(k , for the red-hot rivalry that migl:lt lilt _,. acouted for tb New y k Boston Celtlca . Y•nkeea laat yen e or Boston used 1 et.out defen1e a native of BloOIJIIJngton, · Tuesday nlsttt to. defeat the De· returna to his native 1t1te to troll Platona, 138.10., ·for Jtl 13th poBiible an annual III:De straight victory aftd 'move within the eoa<!hing skills of, bro- ~~0 =~:e-;t;teh:•~b ~h!~n:f Del Shofner of Lol ADj;eln won. the offeulve end berth OWOflle Berry. The remainder of the of· fenaive line wa1 9>mpoled of Roosevelt Brown New York and Jim Parker of Ba1timore ":t Lhe taeklea, Art Spinney of Balta· more and llm Ra)' smith of Cleveland at the JUardS and Jim 1. , By 76-53 Coaint lS N S o v ChoMel 3·- Wedntsdar 10:30 Play Youio Hunch II :00 Price II ilt(bt Masonwunty ' ' .... ~ ., : \ i.JV :· , -: - · .., ·.,. ~ ~ . ! ~ :· ,.._. ~!"" l J ;1.• VALLEY LUMBER and • ,_........,_.., ' s~trtv Clllled From Doeember IIIII ........ Ju, 31'111 A.w.l..port, ·Ohii. ' . .': . h ·. t . ' P·'"'{ e·. ·~ . "t -, ..: ·~ n ·~r . rl~·~ ' i. ~- •J S "!l d ' ,I I'J i\~ ·:·. �• Tornadoes Wins 31st Home Game 54-44':::.~~a-~~~r~= .i~:~;;~;i::;:du;~D;;~;;ed · Connttton Vel~ 11 StNIIM.tr'l Sl Fr..,ort 31 TVJCarawtt SS Nelsonville Of SEOAL Falls Behind Fitst Time In History Arc.num to 144 After First Quarter liMO Deadlod\ Berry .Brown Unanimous Choices For All Pro ~-.:.:=·: B1dne's Tomadoes kept their home record over a fOW' ' ' Mod 1u- 71 Norlh•kloo 53 span clean Jaat night - with no defeats - against Class FOOtbaII Tearn; 3ID Hu££ Misses By De 0 l e ,~..c:;' ::,.,,,..,:i, Mlffll AA ll1d A oompetltlon on a 54-44 cage vlclory over Nelsona:_, vllle Of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. . SonM•oot T•lnlty 75 coh'"" = Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 22, 19511--2 -- TELEVISION GUIDE .. WSAZ.TV Channel 3 lndforcl 47 Rockford 62 Port Reccr~rr 51 s )'ell" -1l wu touch and 10 in tbe fir&t Racine · · · · · · · · · 10 30 43 M I(UUter, endtn&: at UHO. But in Nelsonville : Anderson 2-tH)-6; lito ....... period Som Pri,., Dexter f-{1-4)·9; Steele Q.O-O; Ptt· hue Wolfe aDd .JUb Virgil HiJI, ton 11-{2-;t)-24; Kummtn 2-(2-2Hii 8-1 aophomore, went to work with Wend lHI-0. l ·o tala l$-(6-9H-f. t. t and 7 polnla in that order. Racine: Wolle D-(r.- J. 7 15; Cole 'ftM7 helped open up a 38-2.1 Q-W-lJ.,; Price HH!)·l 6; M.eKel· halfltme J.ead, and the Tornadoa wu aever in trouble afterwards. vey •(3..f)·U; Weese o-(2-3)-2; hHJ 3-(~)-11. Totale 19-(18-23)-:K Racioe committed but one foul, UUiciala: .Bauer and Keaael ID. the- firat half, and their entire pme total of mtat.ake. permitted the lolers to J(l to the tree line for onb' timea, of which wen ealbed. I e Gallia Cagers •a · Baclne went up to the free 23 timet, aot 16 tries home, wlllch Wll the aifference aa both Une pkibl bit It field 10111. COach Larry Morrison 'a bo)'l, winDI.n& their Jlat at home .,.l.nat no dereatt durine Mor· .riJoD'a tenure, hit 19 of 43 ahota from the lteld for 44 per cent. NelJ®vUle bit 18 of fie for 27 per eent. Mike Patton shot .28 ,times, hit 11. For Racine, HIIJ hit 3 of 4, Price 7 ol U from the field. Racine Reiuvea won 44-28 with Roaer Pal'80na eettinc 18, playinc onlJ three quarten. Racine'• Dut aame ie Saturday here, Jan . .2, q:alnat a stronc Glouater, 0 ., team, Iii club that lot to Coolville by alx points. Coolvlllt· il· an early plck to win the relioaall this year, boutlne 1-0 I..arey ~ore and ~ forward Dodd •·b oth bllh acorera. 'NtiOhviUe . . . . . . 10 20 37 4-t aRA.VII II"N IUPIRVISOI. MILWAUKEE UP! _ Ray Gar- land hu been alaned u au·perviaor of the Great Lakea acoutina: area Beat~ By I:AAL WRIGHT NEW YORK UPI _ Raymond Berry of the Baltimore Coltt, Jim Brown of the Cleveland Brown• and Sam Huff of the New York Glanta today led the voting for United Prete Intem1tlooal'a 1Qei8 Nltlona1 Football Lugue AJl..Star team . u....... and Brown were unanl· ~ ., ed :u:.:~oi~~A. 3ihb:uo~e~.!'t'm by oportl writera who covered the Southeutern took an· early flrlt quarter lead of 21-10 .. aDd Jta)"ed comfortably ahead aU the WIJ lor their fUth caJe -.in a~ oae loa• (to MeArtbur Saturday Dljht) Tuelda:y n11bt at Soutbwutem over tdstem of McJ&a Count)' In a SVAC i&me. jut HaUy, "!~ed ~ u;..";!!...... ellery on blllot in the an· cJ':"::":ay Dl,l&L UPI po · 11M balld lianala to beai-.,:J,be Baltlmon, the we.-tenl Divltlon erowd nolle iD SU.rutay'a Natloraalchampion. placed alx. mea in tbe Football came with &be Dl)'thlul two-platoon tam. New New York Gtanta, remalDed 11,1 York the Dlvlaloo cham· point favoritea today for the propion. 'whleb meeta Baltlm'ore Sun· ·feeelonal claalie. day ln. tbe ehamplonahip pme, .Bookmaterl enlmated eoaeh Lea&ue FiUIIllY Ri" aJry Set up W'th Elliott Signing b o tum Iiili Block For Celtia •r U~!tacl Preu five aameo of tying tbe Notional Tbe Colli been :I,8M L"ham~nahJp Bookm•• fit:ured the tetml ·would acore abcMlt 11 miD)' potnta •• tber did in that thriller, eatimatlnJ 1 to· tal of 42 for the tWo clubt. With tbe aame already tabbed u the billtllt ~dividuti betUog event of 1859, Baltimore fana were ln •a fever of antlcipation while th• Glonta tried lo dli out ~~rk. aeven·lncb snow iD New Ewbank, aware that Baltimore's fans will produce a tornado of eound Sun~ay, has Installed a aet ol band ll&oall to help qu~rbaet John Unlt11 communlCate with enda Raymond Berry and Mutleheller and flanker back Moore. ------ Hunter Safety year IIUnola . Hits New Peak · •n.ooo Jn }9S9. Seaso • 0 elder hla (.'oach for 1 ~ at Cont.. McKtnla~ 6t AJc,.n luch· Woterfonl 69 Va. 67 i • W. William..,,.. ,s e , g ·• 111alA Slreer "JJ'ii'"'JI!ot, Phou 200 ........ __ ..._.,._ __ ........-.<I: FREE PARKING major Je&~ue wUl In 1181. lzon Carter Jr., the Fort Worth be The Bucks will rest ·before their game at Kentucky nexl Monday, the finlill tuneup .Defore atarting ' Big Ten action Jan. 4 at home against lllinoia. IIUI Oeor~e of the ,..,._ .. ,. Tonn. Beare at the UnebaeUr apota; . Final Dean Derby of Plttlblir&h aDd Va. Tech 74 E•st T,ann. St. 56 Merry Christmas and to thank Brisham Young, which handed defeudi.Pg Big Ten champ Miehi· gan State ita first losa tbe night 0 MM.ta.tppi 36 before, itayed close to the Buck.· New York and Jad: Buder of eyes until Lucas poured on the Pitubur&b at aafet)'. · · O.O.Wla Tech 61 Taut Teeh 60 power and opened an Ul·point K.ttuckr t7 Temple 92 mar&in at 78-60 witb 5 :45 left in Walhl.....,. St. 6ot Arizona St. Sl the game. OSU led. at halftime, 0 Oklo. City 7. , .... Cb.latlon 63 43-37 . Hoot ..r Claulc It waa Obio State's size- and I....: 1'1 o.;. ~~~.: 7t on tbe that r0 brl 9ilutlw~ made the differenee with the smaller Cougars. The Buclr:a gra:bbed 113 rebeunds to Brl&bam Young's 38. CLEVELAND UPI-RJebard Diet Gal&ilbtr, Chief' ;erioqnel acout Lueae scored 17 pointl in the ot tbtl Cle-.elaDdi Bro~ et(/ first half when BYU came from prelltd COftfidelfee In tM future 53 behind to take the lead ·at 26--~ Yount 79 with 8:11 Jeft. Lucas' hook abot a ot pro footbaU ·in Buffalo .1oday l.g,,...,n iii after aeceptiq tbe Job of Jtneral. 1' State 45 few minutea later put the Bucb mau:pr of tbe BuUalo 81Ua. ~cth•'101'01.,, 61 into tbe lead tD stay .. ~=o;ech power backboarda ' ~ •t 11:00 NeWl Headlines U :lO Weathereut U ;,U ,• .T;be Jack Pur Sllo- 1:01), Sian Off · Statlon Command of u :30 Cnneeatntton 12 :00 Trutb or COD§equeneel 1 2 : ~ It ~uld be You 1:00 Mid Day NeWI 1: Ul MovieUme 3::00 Yil\ma Dr. Malone 3:30 From These ~s 4:00 lfouae on Hilh Street ~ : 30 Spilt P~rsqnallty Stoamboat 'Bill 1:110 Slt. PrestOD 8:00 l'it.tt "' Serullll Show 6.::t:i Weatb~1t 8:80 Neo1Fa ;Pi~• ~:00 e:u . Buotlor Brlotl., 11epor1 f'llO WI#IJ'In1itl 8 8:QO Amahl .\ the Nlgbt Visitors . 1:30 Reoeue t:OO lla<holor htbir t:~ Ford Show tO:OO You .Gel Your1.1& 6:45 '* t:Oil ., •. 1 Sign On 'P04a1 , , Xa\lo DooDOD ._.... 't:!;ll ~91!1W' time , IO:tt_. Dolia)i'tlo llll,• lO:llli Tl..:. ~ •-• , .• c, - A vuoo ~ 1:00 l{ewg ~IJf'4.dllDit .t:~Q . . .- - •1:111 '1'1\l\ il!<lo ' - - . 00 Slit"'~ , , -, WCHS~TV C11annel 8 , Cl11mnel .8 - Wa.dnesda• ,. 41:00 A.mertcan l't.ncistAod 1' &i30 lily Frie!\11 ntcto ~ it£110 lin l'raoellco Bell :J'Oifr ~ t~eporuo ",jjj w..t!J.eri!!•• . <e:;jji .~elm. Dlly N.,.. ;t Ill:" j ·*· i·· ~~8:E® C!Jatlir ~<t!~~·~:.810f! . . m11· . . Oil:lt Zlftd . . Itt~ . :1':00 Ha... lliD ~ 1 · to~ wedhe!daY l(lgbi Fllhts Lucas had gOod 11upport• In the point · makint department from lhree teammat~ who hit in dqu· ble figures. Forward Mel Nowell scored 12, John Havlicek hit 11 and Larry Sieglried had 10 points. 111:41 ~wrto Ppade lt:'i!O; Tile -~'"' Ton!lbt ~1.:qft Sca.~IJ !ftl the ht-10 ltportoRoporl 1i :15 Late Show ' ~ :($ Sip 0!1 WeaU.. . SEilSONS GREETINGS ColombUS TD . Club \l'iJl Hand Catm' T h . 00' ·rop y To One And All 22-year·old Rodmanaged to re· despite his pow· Wll •• 8 lo ~ win nationally-telebout , startint at 10 p. m. Closed Sahu'day OIHs Shoe Repair Turkev W.i nner Me.tea' Most Modern Sbop 192 N. 2nd Ml ... looort ~~~·t~th=e~M:I:•m=~IBe:•:c~hA:•:d:ito=r~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ll(n. Jo"''[[hlne ~ . FBBSB FROZEN TVBK.EYS 6 to 9 lbs. - 49c .,,; ' . picked Syracuaelll~~~~~~~~.A~~O~~._~~~~;~~~~A · ~~~·~~~~~~~;JI~~~~~=5~~;~ !2 . .. Pomeroy, Ohio · MldtUepOri J~n-.~.-ttbewo PNh'~w. I'IIILAoELPIIIA UPI ::•llht ti... ..,or a .ua _.. delphia hl'fe limed to - Ulhl· 0o1f u - meet in a lO.,ouad ·b out at tht: Philadelphia Arena J1n. a. 11M bout wtu not o·0 n't.. dIs.aP,p0 ·Int•"..:ant.a.I .. , I I ·s· . .. · · ~ .1\10-' yo!J'VE In aeUoht:'..:.recor<l:.::::.:...:.ln:...:..ye:..:•.:.n.:..-------he--:-1-:el=ev=ll=ed:;;:;or:=;;broadeut. 1BiaN >A SAD .&tAL;,, Star'T<Ilelrlm. s .· MATERIAL USED,BY OUR MEN ON REMODELING and REPAIRS s.,..e.elou A v E t. KITCHEN CABINETS Qnly a' reach ••ai~thl• ~- · , ptaone tor JOUr !dt~hMl . fklsaln lbo ~ ~ ...,~ , . - . Wiw do )'OU dot PLASTIC OB ~J,AIIIC TILl ON 1qTcH~ jlit BATH 7. INSTALL F4CI'Oa'f PIIEFINISBID. Pl,~AiJL ~, · • .. , 8. ADDITIONAL ·ROOM - ·• •• .,. ., , f• , r, __ The It's time to soy Manhunt Wa,gon 'l'raln 1:3~ 'Price !.. .R.!sht , 9:00 Perq como $loY. 10:00 Thill Is Your Life 10:30 State TrOoper - At tbe. Dairy ly at the Ohlo Utlicer Takes and J. W. Blteton, owner of the tn.n .. Raater• of tbe Ameriean Aun., put UP: , $00,000 to IIUtraa· tee tbe frinehlae. SPECIAL 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL 3. CEILING TILE •• STORM WINDOWS 5. STORM ·DOORS ~oi.UMBUS UPI - D , ,oo . 7:311 FARM NEWS . Army publisher of J, INSTALL VINYL FLOOR TILl E ~ · I .Jfl Weatbereut J:SC N~~ "Pictur. 6:46 Huntley Brinkley Report lroll and . BaMba~ ~: n:; n;;r· •bav;l.dt.~~rth. ,1:8:~dld:th.~. ' v the BU:ckeJes' scored as poml.s to lead Ohio State to ita seventh victory in ele:bt starts. Lucas' output, his personal · hi&b at Ohio State, came within two points of the .SYU field bouse rec· ord, although be sat out the final two minutes. I -coLUMBUS. UPl _ The--~ Colum· th buo Toochdown Club will h~ e 1111!11 Holtmon :Trophy to Blll .Cin· non,'"' loo\boll player fot .I.Out• Ohio lana State, here htl. Ill• : 19118 TOll UPI-llronch total (or · 10 ... ••• Tuesday the DaUn~ort ace el\ta .,., ea I. hll been awarded the onl)r nloe days remaininJ, tranchlae and it ~be dlvtlion 1ald tbe ltlte 1011 auurea tbat tiM th'lrd eod lNG with ita belt hunter ote- DURING · .I January and February s Big Jerry Lucas, li-13, sophomore aen&ation, I job. state may set a new recor(l for for tbe Robert Zuppke trophy and of t16,· hunter Wildlife•atety Dlvislon aald today the theThe club coac:b. baa ------this year. OraD,Je Ben ·Schwan. 7th Franchiae GoThe Qlvlalon told both to,.! ac- waldeer, u "eooah ot tho year." eidentl and rat1Utlea to date were •-...,------:-. To Dallu-Fort '\Vo!'lh only oll&htly more tb•n holf of the IHHif POll lo ROUNDIII • r1stm•s To One And All Cleland's Appliances *'*" ! •• coo~hl:.~~:!"l~1rd ;!_~~ Norion 61 ....- .11 needed a audden· death overtime to store a 23-17 vletoey over tbe Gi1nta ln the brother, . , known 11 Bump, baa oloee for con· plonl be four-point choices -over the Olanta when tho tame beelm in Memorial StAdium New York beat Cincinnati Mlchlian, 1 fixture on the Royalt. 127-119, -lb the the opener of oehed"'-. n-•-~tt d b1 h d a U'lJwv uu e ea er. Pe•-- -ol(nod · a a year ltlp~ 76 Parkitnbu,. .. 1 II 62 CathoJICI HoiJ Rmgo ~ Green Bay at center. bu• ...., Family 45 John Umtu of Baltimore won c.. umbus St. Mlrya 50 Columbus the quarterbaek berth by ·a wtde a...ry S9 m~&ln, retei~n& 27 votes. Fh:nk Tiffin Colu.-Jan 53 lluc:Jtus 39 Gifford of New York and J. D. limo,.. 76 G....... burg SO Smith of San P'r'lnclleo won the s.nctuakr 44FIIHIIay 40 halfback epotl to round out the 1Lalc...W. 60 North S.ltlmoro 52 backfield wtth Jim Brown. Frukfort u Chllllcottt. cc 79 The deleftlive uDit wa1 tomC•ll... a..kottMII Retulta posed of Gino Karebetti of Bal· United PNIS lnternat&onal timore and .Antb' Robustelli of Forclhllm 10 Pittsbul'8h 61 New York at the ends; Gene ·U ps- Sant• Clara I u Connecticut r47. comb of Baltimore and Leo Nom· St. Fnnds N. y. 67 Falrl•lth ellinl of San Frucilco It the Dldmson 60 ''"<kl . et·, Huff, loe •-'midi of Do.· Wataull TourMmODt .. OQI (lAo. !tbeb-=:O~od ~1:n l'='a:; &:OQ 'lrouse on Ht(th 3tr8fh 4:30 SpUt Personality 5:00 Steamboat BW 0:30 Qllict ,Draw MeGraw 8:00 Steamboat Bill ' '8 : 15 The Jim Tha.<!k~ Sllaw • BuffaJ Future P 'd ~Ued ~be'::::'.:"Jt: :;:;.: Weeb Ewbonl<'a defeodltll cham- ui teo • would Game Js Br1g • ht won two BaltiiDOle'a c d h Pittaonly veterln back fi'Om While Cleveland IR t e . last year'• ,powerboui s. w. team bureb Steelen ea~b had 14. bertha. 1'11e Loa Anttle• ·Rams, S. W. reserves won M-31 in Green Bay Picken, Detroit Uon• an overtime conteat. and Chicaao tBean eaeh placed .taetern , . . . . . . . 10 21 31 §3 one player on the team. CIU ~outnweatern . . . Z: 38 M '16 Tbe PbJladelphll Eaalea. · !!:astern : C. Colllne -t·l·lj L eaao Cardinali and WaahJnCf.on Couma 3--4-10; Leonard 2-U; Redakln& falled to win • firllt· Uurat G-3--13. Cowdery a.o.o Jbr· tum berth. . tung 3-a-9. Total• 20-18·03. -.::._..:__!)J S. W. : Halley 6-2·1•; J. Owena V 6-<t:-14; .I:Sotter ti-J.-111; Trainer . . ll!-2-tS; Brown 6-6-18; Bottle ·l-1·9, 'J'Otalll 2lt-l8·76. I Basketball Ann. "f\COrd aecutlve trJump1. or H d s· als an 1gB May Be Used 8y dti · campaian leaJUe es Hurl wu ln the one11vote ah)' of be· IDI • uoanlmouo choice, oppeor- Balbm'o•e Colts !Be nd ~ w~ ~l~ mr:: :Ver CHAMPAIGN, m . UPI-Pete · International Elliott baa accepted the football the White Sox to 8 Detroit con- Numi,K:r 13 faJied to pr.ove a 1cBo~hln~ job at Dlinoia to set off · tract when he w3 rked for the Tl· atumblin1 bl()(k , for the red-hot rivalry that migl:lt lilt _,. acouted for tb New y k Boston Celtlca . Y•nkeea laat yen e or Boston used 1 et.out defen1e a native of BloOIJIIJngton, · Tuesday nlsttt to. defeat the De· returna to his native 1t1te to troll Platona, 138.10., ·for Jtl 13th poBiible an annual III:De straight victory aftd 'move within the eoa<!hing skills of, bro- ~~0 =~:e-;t;teh:•~b ~h!~n:f Del Shofner of Lol ADj;eln won. the offeulve end berth OWOflle Berry. The remainder of the of· fenaive line wa1 9>mpoled of Roosevelt Brown New York and Jim Parker of Ba1timore ":t Lhe taeklea, Art Spinney of Balta· more and llm Ra)' smith of Cleveland at the JUardS and Jim 1. , By 76-53 Coaint lS N S o v ChoMel 3·- Wedntsdar 10:30 Play Youio Hunch II :00 Price II ilt(bt Masonwunty ' ' .... ~ ., : \ i.JV :· , -: - · .., ·.,. ~ ~ . ! ~ :· ,.._. ~!"" l J ;1.• VALLEY LUMBER and • ,_........,_.., ' s~trtv Clllled From Doeember IIIII ........ Ju, 31'111 A.w.l..port, ·Ohii. ' . .': . h ·. t . ' P·'"'{ e·. ·~ . "t -, ..: ·~ n ·~r . rl~·~ ' i. ~- •J S "!l d ' ,I I'J i\~ ·:·. �' , , r. •• .... l, f ., •1"\ H' "" I. , f • ·f .' ' f Will Have Open House Christmas Past Chiefs Oub H.?lds Meeting At Allman Home ..... I GIVE THEM A CAMERA FROM . home of Mr. and Mrs. Allman was opened MoD· to members of the Pall . of tbe pro&nm of the ChriJt-QI the film l • wilb jun· . intermedi-.CC! claasea and a• narutora of the Q~d propMcle• coooernirl,i: the birth of Chri1t, the ot the angela, tbe ad· the sbepberda and tbe and the application of message to our :1 ElfH:W w(iiil,,.; ~~!tm~~·:;of forMei.s:sthei.r Temple PJ·. annual party wlth Mrs. AUman hostess. . .~ ' VOL XI NO. 213 ' '. ' I • ~­ en tine I meeUq opened with the lj , We 'say, prayer acd a short business ..~lion wu conducted by Mra . . Pbilllp Meinhart, president. The . 1:::-:~f. to. the roll eall was each 1 of the Ea1t." The children'l apet!· lal Advent to Cbnatmlll offerinl folders were b~uJht to tbe altar by Robert Hamm Il'l ' favorite Christmas Carol Mayer was reported from the hospital vottM;t to remember and ahut-jn members with Mrs. Meinhart the project. · · :. ' ·.-·; · ·: ' ;· · Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, Thursday, December 24, 1959 Pomeroy Fou~dry Here Hinges ()n Negotiations of MEMBERS and GUESTS . Tbe lllPtrintendent lead tbe congreption In prayer 1nd pro- I Muole By nounee4 tile benerlktlop. .M her ' caro1s opened the devotions, after whlch Mr.-~ ~nuth articlt They'll never stop thanking you ... Allon Eichinler, preoldont; Mt.. Qrac:e Campbell, vk:e prealdeQt; Mra. Antone Lucke, li«rotary Ud Mro. Everetl Thomu, !<•;llur.r. At the ~;:loae of Garden Club Presents Favors To Patients .llta. ' Cuater on behaU of the eJau I' IDolllbell · ~~4 for their new I 11nted • &Jlt to Alra. Thomaa,'' char of tbe ela81. CHANNEL ,TRANSISTO;R RADIO . BAKER FU:~RNITURE CQRNE~ . u:c~: MIDDLEPORT First United.WYF Has Yule Party Moraday Evening of the Ftnt tJnited IP1•ei~~Y.;,;j,j, Churcn, Mlddloporl, t.belr Christmaa party M9n· evttnlng the recreatloq Everett Bachn•r home on North Thud Avenue. ' .Before the part.¥ the groqp want to the home o! 'variou1 shut Jill and lf.nt Cbr)stmaa C~arola , · 'J'ne room waa decorated Jn ilee-pma w1th thA Ctmatmaa seallOn and .tbe oubade of tbe Bach· club home li 'decqrated with many SeK~In• The ' Jolly held lhelr the Clrele m.IO . Chester PTA Holds December ea... s~~Si::~!.~Co~:~ Ches.l ter Methodist Church brought the real importance of Chriatmaa to the members o! the CheJter PTA when he spoke on "The Meaning af Christmas" at the December Q1eetlng held at the Chester sehool. Mra. Eugene He&ter of New Ha· ven accompanied 1 by Mrs. Paul Powell, ung "0 Holy NiJht" and alao • med~y of Chriatmu carol• Diana Baer, · Mary Jo Rouab, Connie At.kins, Barbara W:right and VirJinia Wright of the Methodist YF IA>ld of lbe Cbriatmaa cuttoms uaed In other Janda. During the brie! busil)ess meet· ing Mra. Carl Kautz, the president, thanked tbe PTA mothers I . Jimmy W~ar\!, iii, recipient o( s-nl& ~ viSit, ... of 1 Mr. and Mrs. RJ.y WW<Jgeard, BroWDio Hawkeye camera OuUJt • .. .. , . : .: ....ei BroWIIIo Slarflaall ClmOfll OuUH ... . ..... .. · .lt.U BroWIIIe Twin ZO Camera Oullli . . . . . . . . . . UI.U BroWIIIe Holiday Flub Camera OuifM . . . . . .' .Ut.iG Broll'lllo Sllrflex Ca'mOfll Oulllt . . : .. ..... . . .. Qt.SO BroWIIIe 8 mm MP'io Camero , . . . . .... to Eastmaa Kodal< ,.__ Came,. . . $Z9,.10 to IIUO Kodal< StuJ Cameraa .. . .. .. .. .. .. . fl-U to U7.tS BroWIIIe 30CIIIUI.IOO Walt Movie Projoeton · . .....10 IIIII fJt.IO Kodak 300 WoU Slide J>rojoeton . ... . . : . . . l'lUO read an article "ACcept God'a ChrlatmiB -- - - - ·- -Gift" by Dale Evans Rogers and 1 A Sllad OOUI'IIfl waa served by also a story "Christmas is AJ. the hoeteMel Mra. Jed Weblter Fo~owint pr&)"er, , Mn. POnQ', Mra. Robert Warway!.'' 1 "Fairest Lord Jeaus" in unison nar and Mra. · W. O. Batnl". The Mra. Benton Ponn read an tabLe ·wat ~ttractive witb white "Bread o! Lile' and Mn. Everett and ·centered with Santa .Thomat told the stacy "The Fate · alei~ tilled with pi~e and of the Wisemen". Group sina;itq: apd PUlldd , br a remdeer of• "SUent Nigbt" concluded the with red candles lQ cr)'ltll bold· devotions. on either 1ide A amall table White cover wa• entered Durina: lbe business o~~estJon, with a tnaaU Chrlatmaa tree. Fa· the report ~ the nomlnatlns com· were holly. eorsagea. mltt'H was liven tty Mra. Gerald Wildermuth aod oiflcen elected for the cominl: year were Mn. . mq!" E. Mai'n·at: Rometor, was re- '1" United Methodist JOF Class Holds Christmas Party Monday At C~ur~h postlude Mr1. Blaettnar played a beautiful atraDII!Ment of ''Joy ta the World." THE GEORGE HALL Silverstein Says ·Northern Ohio a Firm Is Interested In Plant Here af <right. Thla good visited )'Qqng and'o10 ln MeigS ·General Hospital Monday. True to his stock in trade, be bron(ht smiles to every fa~e he met with his gusty "Merry Christ· her birthday, Mrs presented w1th ·a • l ~~~~b~~lof wasbandkercbiefa. Frlclav, Decambal'25- 9 td 1 "Mer~ Christ- 1 chee~i l'llrveyor I dote of tbjil business meeting at Christmas prognm 'ftiJ given with ),fnl. Meinhart as the narrator for the reading of ·~he Story of the Birth of Christ" Mr. will c.elebrate w:th member• readinl the earoJJ theill ~t MI. Olive. inten~;med with the readln1. Open Gemea were played with prizes bclng won by Krs. William Lowe, 'Mh.· Meinl:lart, Mn. Karl Owena and Mus Erma Smith. A sift exchange was enjoyed by the group. Re!reshment.a: in keeping with The annual Christmas party of the JOF CIISS of the IJIIIted the seaS(In were served by Mrs. an a t.l ': ~e covered with a MethodiSt church was held Monday everung ln the church din· AUman white cl()th and red candles m lng room. crystal holders. l. dl ..,idual favon Mrs. Alonzo Custer presided at the meeting alld devotions of miniature chtn J c :.~ps filled were led by Mrs. Harry P. Smith. Group slngmg ol Chl'istmas wttb nuts were gi ve ~ '!C'l guest. aeen I Power Mile 1\12 B BlUe Fluhbu!bo , : . . . . IS. Power Mile i1J2 Clev Fl.ubbulbs ... . . . : . llt oae1t 58 Blue Fl.ubbulbs ••• •·. : .. : . . .. ;:; . . ~ . 17t filth s Cl~llf Ftalhlllilbo ,. •. .-.. ..... ..... : ... . · t~,. ,oaeh . .,...--. • PHOO'oFOOOD MOVII! ~AMP& · , . : , ' 300 W•. , .1.25 eaeh . 375 W..:·.~ 't:~.it, ~h • •.",'ll • • I ' I• GIVE HIM A ~TCHED U~tf·····.~; covering frrlni ·an appendeloto, 1 my. ,TU~sday night he went I' hom.,; 'Hia Cbr!SIIIIas, Uke mlh Uons of otbers over o•r woriC!, 1 indeed ,sboilld be a merry Dill!. 1 Certalrdy ' this is as it should 1 be. . i Yet .we are lacking aa Chris. Uans if we deny !hit more of j I humanity today hlls much less than we · fortlinate Westem Peoples to be merry tbollt. 1 President Elsenbower chose , the occasion of his :return ~· from hls blstorie 11 • nation tour seeklna Yo:Orld pe~ce to , speak of · Ibis 201b. Centuey ' . • fact. This · man is steeped In j knowledge, wisdom, and · .of the feel Of blst!l.rY· He can. ill!e 1 no true peace hi this world· of hungry millions ae;rJ"'' ~'as l!lltll .\11!1' kil:ld ·11f '!KelTY o~rlatn\as" is · posslb e In a .l!lllltiUJ wny. tbr9uglltioill!l0fe ol tile world. / :-" · ..,I ,..,.~lil;tc} say: \ _ Mayer Died Residence Night • : ra~~tiDe ' . • wbole ·uilr'ur from flmlllar Night" to rna· like li.ndel'• m;a~k,~o~l~b~e:ip;pe~,..~~tta~ 1 . and helping the dance for to and dr:led Cbriatmat ful. Mn. Eleanor lbe Copnlf . lilt a:r.ade and llin wUI · bo pllcod In ~cond grade won a . those Uvlni ol tbe tq1 tbe aame number present. CUp cakes decorated wilh polnaettiaa ~d coffee were served bx Mrs. Charles Fld:, Mn. John Fict Mrl. Vletor Bahr, · Mn. Henry Bahr •nd, Mra. WiJlard Eberableb. ln room of the the Mr• the llolbol, <lUI> LOOK$ IN 0 of A Members Meet Monday AtiOOFHall Maraant Btlde~beJ, councilor, ld. N,..: Tho ...lnlk ""ton pulttlohotl below of' "T'wu Tho Nl['.ltl 8efon Chrllftnls" ~"NrCifU(Jy lt .anonyMOUS. It wu fNtntw in from Pemtrof Town H.tl. At ..... IMd it ...,....s ,• ..,.... ...,. _ gnndchil.-.n m1Y UM In yNf1 te com. to ....... Sint•'• 'visit. At lh• moat It's, well, for the luvv.a mike, it's the rncNtHtl $2.95 . 'TWll3 the mght before Christma~ and all thru the pad Not a hep Cat was ~winging ani:l that's nowhere dad, The stove was bung up in that stocking routine In hopes that the fat man would soon make the scene, dtnnfr at prttided when Tlieadorua Oouneu Monday tve· nau&btera of Amerle~~ met Mon. day e"eninc at tbe IOOF han. One applleant Wll ~:ceepted for membership b,. trintler. Plana were made for lnatallatJon of of· llcel'l and • ~Uuek supper at the neat meeUna. :A 'eommunlcatiOb read from the state councilor. t.lnk, : ujen~ini bolidlll' ~ .~ ,; I saw a square short that was making the track, Being pulled by eight dogs who were wearing hat racks And a flli\DY old geezer was flipping his lid He told them to "make it" and man, like, they did. ~·~ ~ ·' ••., 5heriff IDVe8tigatts 1 couldn't help digging the seene on.the roo!, ,\finor Rutland Wreek . As I stood there :\::~:'ailing for chubby to goof. A ,minor wreck •t nine o'clc;~d: They stood by the c: ey ~n bundles afld clusters ast bight in Rutland was investi-~ 'nil tubby slid down, commg op hk~ gang busters. :ated by tbe SherH£'s offic~ witb . , . J J'!a~1 1nly minor damage reported. , HIS threads Were the squarest and I had to chuckle WilHam Haley, 18, attempting ttt 1 In front (not in back) was hJs ivy league buckle. ~ark at t~ Rutland Furniture The mop on his chin hid his button·down collar ,tore, mJsJudged the distance and And with that red nose, man he looked like ~bailer. • ;truck a parked car owned by .:harles Davidson, Rutland, Haley'a Like he was the squarest, the most absolute ,ar 8uffered damuge to the 'front wheel and fender and the David· But face it, who cares, when he left alllha·t loot. •on car's tai.l ltaht wa' damaged. He laid the jazz on me and fled from the gig N~ ~~t_w~~~ _ Wallin' ~<Have a cool yule and man_la_ter_lik _e, d_l_g ._ ___ ,,.,_ .......... Prisoners Move Tears Into Eves Of Elite • Residents With Christmas Songs, ""'al ••,.,... ..... :.: ' • •• Fl ... .,,... . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .._........... ··-·,.,.... ....., ........ ~_,,.....,. ,. ' . . ..... .. •"--"" .. ..,..·~. •~ ~ OMII·WIIf· ., ' . • .Of NatiOn; • ; I, ' ' I RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - Twen!f.s..en prisoners from Word of the ebolr'• the Suffolk County .jail have beeoHnixlllg' with some oHlois and fm• hatmony-10011· exclusive area's most distinguished citizens' in a rare dJsplay out and, m short of Christmas lijlirit. !Ior . FiVe Young l\1en Are .. ... . ...I', ' The klda bad all bad it so they .hit their sacks, And Die and the bride had begun to relax. When there started a rumble that come on real frantic, So I opened the window to figure the paruc. "' •. :-,1 •. ~!/] ',~'.'.,• • 1.........,..-7" '";....!..'..,......:..----------------- --------------------.,....---..,..--------------------· mar," ~bovehnd mean It , ill all its •l'!'p!i'clfy. santa' ClauS,.I lllsu:~J>rlc!an- arle. is pl.aln- ; ly OHIO: _..., oloudy to4oy, ... nitht and Friday. A tittle ~ eel ralft m,..... lOUth end a ..... • fle tnOW, •'"" or fi'WIII-. ...,..... central Md north t'Odty, tndhtt ..rty tonlthf. N.t much ..._. In ..,, ... atun. Hlwh ...s.ytn the 3111. Low tonltftt $34 • • Durtns the Uftiftl of the offer· IDa. Mn. BUeltnor ployed "Siu --., ' ,. , l Iani.ve<d. Tbe . .. •• .' ' -- --....-- -- -~~~~~~··~~·~,~'.·.~--------------- ' Claus in front of a l1ghl· greeted the guests as they house Will beautiful· decorated for the QC:!C.asJon w1th lighted tree and candles. Flacon the mantle waa a Lighted and remdeers. Placed in · and on the table angela and choir . .... ·,.,., '' f • at y '·e .' •. ' R.elea8ed From Jail Five young men from M'lg~o having County have been released Jrom the Maaon County jail aftPr bear· mu on intoxicatiOn and fighting cJtar!ges before Justi ce Dorothy :iOI'!~iilr>'!d Lute •• Platt nf Mason City, · ·"' tarefuJ. The meD arrested by Deputy Earl Henry and Ma son Cltv police LonnJe Rhodes <~fter a dtsturb· city . They were Doo· Jacobs, Wendel Wogan, all o ami ii:dw11rii l:;:~'"~'~.tbe last week, the 27 pri.s- I' Jllortllat~ 'of ttt.e uausuall:boir alo111 with six of tfielr c1me about -several " weeks ago I have been making the when Stuart Gracey, publisher of I · of· .the area, dnging Christ the Port Jefferson, N. Y. Record I caroJs before service organi· 1 and 11. formfr con-cert and opera 1 and' other groups to the ainger, sugge1bd ' the ijUa ·tO and spiritual qtisfae· County Sheriff Cblrlea DomlD.J, R close friend . .Dominy in twn ~ad. ' TbeyChristmas eato1 vanced the sugge.tJon to tbe en· the the choir bemg lire inmate pop\l].a'Uon ,in the jail over at the meu hall. and the !"llowing dll)' ~JerVIng as background 21 in Christmas 1hoppen at. from i.o Un, jail's signed ional I Hattiaonvllie.. ( , J ·.,. !, 'POW' :1' ' !!'<P"' ""! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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