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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 ; · ' �f I • ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Nov . 29. 1961 '. . • t Ernie Davis Tops Pro Draft LIS e The Voice Ot Broadway . CHCCAOO (UPi l - :rhe Natton- Washington Red•klna wtU get tbe would al Football League Will draCt its fir.st draft choice, .sin~ the Redpme plums for 1962 on Dec. 4, Jkms are winless thiJ season. 'lbe and this year for the first lime team with th I · e pocu-ea1 won-··' ost Jn many ,easom there's no -._ percent M• ft~ .~ . -- · age I·~ "' ~•1ct ~. Rocky's Plight Is Like Lizs's The top linemen probab.J will O~n. Ut !I n Stote, BJill Nabors, Alabama, •nd )be · Davis alffady has topped t he draft 20 players at the Dec. 4 se.!. 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN PoUt.ical observers trying to weigh the effeet"of Gov. Ne!Jon Rockefeller's JlfiValll tragedies find the1111elves comp;aring his -plight with t h a t of actreaa Elizabeth Taylor - aa an example of lww public opinion can switch. A ~ouple oT years ago, when Liz "stole" Eddie Fisher away from Debbie Reynolds and lliJW ,two children, she received a lor· rent Of "hate" lettera from all over the naliOII She was accused of causing the divorce of a "perfect pair," and her former called her bttler names. Then, Liz was stricken with pneu· and for daya hovered death. Suddenly, sym· began pouring in, people for her and sending their all over the world. She waa l'~~~~~~i!s; coquette, alit had boc•>~li a .1! young human being anomt.,l<l die ·too soon. By the time she hospital, she was a heroine '""'"" In public mood may have even more rapidly for Gov. . The astonishing news that "'""'.~"'•: Rockefeller planned to dl31 years of marriage caused wavea :elf disapproval an d dismay throug!lout the country, and It seemed to man)' ·that hia chances of winning the presldenw were gone. But within hours after tht ~lvorce story made front page h:tad~~~~~th~eh~~ came that his young· ~st wu missing In t h e South as the distraught gov· l to~rard the wildness of Dutch Wl! no longer the chief sensaticnal divorce case; he agonizing over the rate of would take a hard heart not forhlm. .Did . blue-pencil some purple rna· ter>al . Red Skelton In his guest appearance other night? Just ask· lng. The word Is that although the risque lines brought howls from the studio aud· ience, they were far too off-color for even the most daring of programs to present to ttle home viewers .. . George SIWd'~ Sizzling love letters failed to suffivi · the stronger blaze that gutted Zsa Zsa Gabor's house . . Porfirio Ru· birp,ia . wasn't quite that lucky .. A morning paper columnist, about to be bpun~ed from his respected gazette, is chattmg with the editors of a weekly news magazine. ,h.f!Jncillation rumors filled lhe£aU<. for/1(.,· tr when Jose Ferrer was spotted leaviJ· . Rosemary Clooney's house one r~f. (.:,oornlng. It turned out that he 'j,'• ,_ Independent Phone Firms Give Message In Paris the theatrical set is buzzing about a flash-in -the-pan movie actress who has been turning up at lllm open· ings and smart restaurant• with her for· mer husband. It would be a touching reunion, except that the ex-spouse is cur· rently mamed to another lady . . . The cast of "A Far Country" seems delir· iously happy now that Michael Tolan haa replaced Stephen Hill as Sigmund Freud . Most ecstatic is Kim Stanley. who didn't really get Steve's message · .... Breakfasting at the Brasserie the other morning were cinema dream prince Troy Donahue a n d a stunner named Nancy North. She was identified as an interior decorator. John David Griffin, the TV column· ist, is negotiating with two video ala· !Ions that want him to do a chatler-andcelebrity show from a New York hole~. room ..... Tuesday Weld continues td utter eyebrow-lifting quotes, such as: "I'm prelty changeable. I can change my clothes as much as 15 or 20 times a day. I had six cars last year and a dress io match each Qne It's the same with me . I!leltn alltllere .is to know about sorlll. one and then move on." {Well, Tuesday, I re-I At whJcb points, Khrushchev 111 ~ppod o , Thereupon, he IUlMlarly get the waa:e. u doctorJ, Larry and Lila visited recently Jy. Jl'!SI&nt 1tmply doe1 not teachers and factory worken. with Mr. lllllf Mro. John Radclill, aa well for the state u and Mr. and Mra. Otarles cam. Tile doe! for himleil. Kyger lck and liOtll, Wellaton R1 , Today 1a Wedrw-lay. - · 111 For lllllance flgures ~ed i BY RITA 8PDI!!8 Recent •~iton ol Gladys Sny- the 333rd day of tho year wllh,~ the Sovietl lhenuelvet l!loQUw der and children Larry a n d u, follow in 1981. in 1959, privata ploto pro- ! K • I I h Bradbury, Colombwi, Lloa, were Mrs. Elmer Moleo and 1lJe moon it approochlnc b ~ more than hall the poll- •pent the weekend ,.....uy with Ella LaRue . jquarl<r. .:.? nearly hall the vegetables, bil parenta, Mr. and Mn. Peny KI!IIJIOtb Barnett. New yo r t l 1lJe morning star 11 v..,.. •• l per cent of all the egga and Bradbury· City, 1peot the weeeknd recently 1lJe evening staro are ~ ill per cent of tho wool ill tho Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and :wtth bil parents. Mr. and Mn. land Saturn. part. Kunayev'o predecellOI', one Nikolll ture of the Soviet people as it pet VJrgm lands proJeCt m the~ 'They ddn t lower the produc· Belyayev. would be in 1980. viet republic of Kl!Zakhslan be- lion-they wreckecl II." In January, 1961. will! 1 I I II The Soviet Union, he said yond the Ural Mountains. No single project inside the So- BPOlhor bad y~cedbehiad hlmcbe, the would exceed .he United States in Khrushchev ADgrJ viet Uruon •iDee the death of blame was Pill on atmg all fields of production. It would For the third straight year, K.. Stalin bao been 10 clOHiy asso- numagers, aome ol whom eveo be the beginning of "a perind zakhslan had failed U> meet Us elated '('lib Khrushchev as the bought prln~ly produoed buUer wben alllhe difflculities and hard· gram quotas. >~rgln lands program. But. nut lito meet .Uta . quotas ships borne by the Soviet people As a. grim Khrushchev looked since tho bumper crop ofll151 hal From thiS record ol latlur01 in tlto name ol its great cause on, party secretary D. A. Kun.. the project met ·lla graia quotaa. have emer,.od a liUDlher of tame A......,. · "' .f, ll :! [,, OHIO'S CAPITAL CITY where inturtd sav/ng!!l •arn a generous . . 'This Is nalural and normal. "nee our fo>·m .of government •nd our way of life deptmd •P· on people bemg as fully Inform· " poss>ble so they can Uve, CUBE STEAKS 4a1 YOU CAN PUt YOUR tRUSt IN _ metropolitan area. Your money 11 com. · ple~ly sale · · · Buc:keye'g reserve ratio ~ ~1gher than average and every account ll IliiiU~ to 110,000 by a federal &Ieney. In addition, your flnandal relationa~ 1p with Buckeye Ia completely ~onfhknt/Ql. For turther information mail the coupo8 today ... or call \II coJiect at 224-3281. And, when you're: lp. Columbuaetop iA • Sorority Heard . O /" Artlst ut ' L es Tren d meetinJ presided over by l he er of the free world community. preaident Mn Jack Warner the Responsible leaders in the 1 Look At 11!~vallS,, who SLIp· Modern Art, M to know that r.;OJOnslble readers Manhattan School of Art and hos .. Auminum Tree•, 6' Tell Reg. $9.98, Specie! $6.98 Revolving Electric Color Wheel !ngton, D. C., Caracas, Venei:ueIa and Hawaii 8J..e discuased abstract expresI:~:·;1: and aurreai!Jm , showed of modern art; 1 n d .Df her own work in 1 more I WorldDayOt Prayer Service Is On Friday / I p.m. Center Sliced Ham ANY SIZE PIECE • ICE MILK • • 12-oz. 1 9 c Fruit.Cocktail- 21:: 39c Frozen BiscuitsPotato Patties ------- ~~~~·1oc :~~ .Cake Mi1es - 4~::;;. Sf00 2,~8. 69c Angel,Food ~~~·- 3·~. s1·00 Lima Beans Baby Peas iC.~~~rn 210-oz. 49C. Granulated Sugar~ ~-.99c B~ND Enri~hed Bread - 2·. I:. 35c . ORANGE JUICE · · Tuna·fish ~~~:k't;;. -·-.·-'~ 33c J9c ,4 ctn, 79c ANNJVE_RS_AB_Y_O_BSE_RVED Frozen .j I Enriched •, 1121 A&P 1:!': G&W-Whlte · · e ' \ ' . ' . Ancr more. ' . ·- " ' . • i~ Fine Christmas Gilts . . . l.lfotliM Jowoled MO'~ments UnbrNke.~lo MolfnJI»rlng : u.·s.No.l 1·25 lb. Sb:e.A· .... c . .... ..·be:a .· g' . I , ' ~ OUR ··~·'·----" 39c Green Ortions~adl;lwa 3 rer' 19c ... 29c , :Grein Pe~pers ~.a,.. 3 ~ 19c \ , .... '\ • • . 'I • • FANCY .' W15eONSIN .. ' ' · ··coliv o• • I . I > ,;~: :: .' . · -' f;· .t • 1 1hgoflonS9. 2-lb. ' Smert StyJ!nll' FulLy o... r.oitood ·.1. Aunt Janos Sandwich ..s~Ji*-RIIIhl Brand . 6-o~. NATIONAltY FAMOUS 199 to 6.50 4-lb. · U.SE 0\o~Jl LAYAWAY PLAN We've g9t 'tm for .wtY gal on ~r lletl l'olllll ouehloned weclg-. ecuff8, el..k latin mul81, Jewel•. . c.i, velvet., tl.altlolzecl flattlel and ..:.Y.ftt . . Allll lhetre a Chrltlmu-wonchlrflll Mleet!OII er ~ c;ome eeto Oome ~n. . SILVERTOWN FRESH FROZEN . 1 .GNat·Northun ., . ~· Aunt Jon.........Cendi8d Plckln ,._;, 1 pkg. Chlckeo\!()f,The-Su Cln Anivicmlluuty Dr~M:-Tosty ' 12"0z. Crumy, S...oth, Delicious Aunt Jon.........Condl8d -'lb. \ J.ano Porker-Sliced, White CIMIIce ·~ · Rich Whip Topping.- '~39c Dill Strips -- ~29c 1 Pork &Beans !.': S9c Sweet .Chips -- ~29c , P1nlo·Beans ---- . 49c Sweet Pickles - - lar C ' ....Died Beans-- 2 ~:-.. 49c FIG BARS lunch Meat- 2=69c J9c pkg• pkgs. Rice. Preaent wl!l'll lha honored couple, Mro. Coro Ilenutt Mr. and Mrs. Rleo anci a on 1, Dave and Bob. ollon ',. White, Yellow. Choc. & Splco Orwn Glont-In Butter Souco Jane Porker-for Holiday F-'ing FreshM ,1alk ~.· - - S3c Cookies=~... -- v...,..:loc . Ann ,..,._Light, Good l - Vltemin llroughtono or Volley Bell Ho111011onlucl •, I . Canned HAM :~ lb.39c c1rton Sultone Brand Or•Id-Frozen . • J2 gellon , pkg. In MEAYSI Molrhoehr-Bonei--Skinlns NUnEY BRAND - Morton Brand ~·UXU'ttQUJ. • • 1 : lb.79c VANILLA Or NEAPOLITAN via the "party line'' of newJ~paper advertlaing, ia the move and keeping pace progress I -== 1 Perch Fillets _ _ ~-: 35c ~::: Cod Fillets .. 35c ~:::· Oyster Stew 3 '1·01 ~··~., Haddock Fillets •. 49e·, :~.• ~ea Scallops .. 63c... .. SLAB BACON :~~~,;b.35c SLICED BACON:~~.89c BOLOGNA The independent telephone In· The ~ r1a1 Thla Friday oftlmoan the Mid- woods Community met Tueaday dloport ll'lnt Baplill Churoh w!U at the home o1 Mra. E. J. Hill, lnotl lor the Baplill World Da,y Flatwoodl, lor an Ill day quill· of Prayer 10rvi>OO whleh II 1101 lng. A potluck dinner ,... ..,. 11tdo by Baptists of the world ed at noon to Mrs. Jolut . lor prayor. BaptiSis every· Mrs. Alvin Rusoell ·U<! .,.,.... wlwe wiD hold llmllar ..,.. 1on, Mrs. Joi>D Y-g, lllro. ely. lcea. · de Weill, Mra. Barley Haanlng Mrs. Donald Boone Is ohaJr. and Mr:1. Hill ol lhf PI'Oilftllll and 'I'IU be .;;;:=:= '":;~ by tho women ot tho cl . The theme lor the servIce tbll year II "Ewryllrne I Wr. . My Chrllltnu Gift, I WID Say a Prayer." Tht public II lnVIlld to alteDcl tha IOn'l>OO Wbloh wlll bollll at LEAN. TENDER • • Ih. ARE FOr!"'n GJfTIN. G1. - - - - - - - ' Park, Ca~Iyn n;:lth a'::i dlnner at the home of their . Ilel•trtooo Btlnhart. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gena ....... ·~rappings . OR CLUB ~::::·Ocean Super-Right-All MMt f traditional mlllner The Mrd wedding lllnlvar..ry Molp County ~mbero attend· Li Mr. and Mro. Russall Rice of illl ,..,. Ethel Ch R th Middleport w• • celebrated Eular Vinal Leo ;:rnon,Nolu Thanksgivln' day wilh a family 89c •.$1.98 .... · • '!! rb. 99c ' Sbe hao had exhlhlts In Wash· served by 104 Ohio companieA Reg. $6.98, Speclel $5.79 6ig assortment Tree Ornaments, Christmas Stockings, Santa Costumea Nativ· ity ~es, Electric Tree ·Lamp's, Tree Llg~ t Spray Snow, lcyclea, Angel He1r, arlands, Tree Tops and Many Novelty Items. Do Your Shopping Early I EI~S Sirloin Tip Roast All Good Thin studied with many ~ll·known du!try in Ohio, in "talking'' to American artist•. the more than 2,805.000 persons $3.69 ____ ~::~~;i;o.~~=~:~-::~:-:::-~~-iiiiiio-iiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""] has a mast~r·s ;:: and subscribers likt!!wlse gree f.rom Purdue, attended the a~~re of their role. Aluminum Tre11, 40" tell Specie! he~rd Mra. Myron r.' Ev· mu~l'caUons industry are . peak on the subject, "How lheJr part, and 1t 1s grat1~ying "Super·RigAf.Qua/ity t;ROUN.D BEEF lb. 49c Chuck Steaks ~~~mod lb. 75c Sirloin Tip Steak _____ lb. $l03 Chipped Beef Steak ._ _ _ lb. $l09 Rib Beef Steaks BOOl•too• _ __ lb. $l69 Semi Boneless Hams--- lb.69c a~at1oru m Columbus ... Ohio'• capJtal cdy and !lub of the state'• faateat-frowinr 'I'IItal l"'ies Tueoday were m,. 789 poundo that brought ~.· • ''Suptr·Righr Qu•llty-Lun large~t .and. strongest savift.KS and loan mm'ket Tuesday, the ·average be· i lng IOO.:!U comparad to the open· lng day average ol $66.93. Trimmed /0 Tab ~vantap of saving by poatiJt·pald mail With Buckey~ Federal, one of the Prices were slightly lower 011 the Huntington burley tobacco Well .. CUrtR!NT ltATE fll!:lt ANNUt.t At Huntington Sale ,•. STEAKS Porternouse . • IN ---- stem •• TO INVI!ST YOUR CAPITAL - -· ore othec type of busmess or. mdu•· try under the 1""' enterpme •Y· . I "J, NOW'S interesting c~mplete<l when the Miami Hur· ! ract! and information, economic ~-lth SyracuMe (7-JJ in the loo,ooo- 1 . ncanes (6-SI agreed to tanale data. and rven a look mto thl! t Ph'!!adep 1 h'1a Stad'1um Dec. ruture of the .mdependent t.ele· seo M' . U locked h 16 1 phone business in Oh.io. •a~ 11 p we -s wt · 1 These messages were prepar- payers rom ennsyolvnnia, New _, bl' . b h I York and New Jeroey. . eu as a pu JC service 'I t e G Ohio Independent Telephone As· ~orge Olser., executive vice · tl f 't 104 be j president of the Gator Bowl, said, sor1a . on or 1 s . mem r corn- ··we.re delt·•t .,, ed p eiUl State ac· pamcs. but especially for the cust d W th' k OOmt!rs of these companl•s cep e · e 10 we're going to ". have one of the finest _ball gHmtl The association has issued the ,. th I , p s'·•·t . , r0 11 • t t n e coun ry. enro ~.a e 11 m 'NOWirt.'l sta cmen . d I h the running with Syracuse for ewspapers a n te ep one L8 mb t T h b I' f companies are a part 0 1 1 he er rop y, sym o 1c o . . eastern supremacy Georgia Tech large and vJtally Important field . . · . · M I fm1shes its season agamst Geor· f 11 o commun1rn on!'. ore peop e gla Saturda • In Ohio and America a1·e affectY e<_l by communications of one ·kmd oc another than hy . anY Burley Prices Dip appeared containing group ~l~~~~Alr~ 9 AM TO 5 PM 9 AM TO 9 PM • was a somewhat different painted in glowing wms tbe lu- Crain last week in a rour of hls we'll be happy to ,;, 0 you. •" vote. act: work nnd communicate 117.61. Among the crops that one thing is sure: Jt's easier to match a better wJth each other toward a brcu&ht tho hlgheat Prices was • Dividends paid twice a year dress to a car than to a man.) better way of. life, a broader that ol H. G. Fillinger of CrowD • All accounts Insured up to standard o.r hv1ng, ~n.d a sound- Clty. He sold 818 pounds for an i•hc':;:::d:.~••••••••••• $10,000 by a federal agency er ct·onomJc.an~ pohllcal system. average or $70.05 per hundred. I lnln•• .... L.••~:~ ......i.tiN I • Savlngsrecoived by the lOth of 11 , As com mun1co t 1ons Improve, th e weiaht I I c311 11u.. 11111111'f"'"l' 1 08 0 etch month earn from the first lne thirst of people for Increased . ----•• :lt~~~l~fL ~~~.~~rmltlon about ~DUr II • 2 mill Ohio Jntanaible T1x paid f· f I know lctl~e expands, and they be- Mr and Mrs Earl Morris and • Ovtr $8.000,000 in reserves Q S rome a better informed and edu· daug.hter ol R~to 1 Racine sptnl . 1 .I • over $8l,OOQ,OOO in assets Servina Ohiosns since 1895 The Alpha Omicron Chapter of cahxl. I with his parenta Mr I "'""--------I..Jelta Ka·ppa G~mma held ilN " In Ameri~a - and in. o u r and . Clllford Morrl~. . I November meeting Monday eve- own. ro.mmun lt~ - expar.smn of Mr. and Mra. Sam Curtis and 1 Aelcii'IIL--------~c:);111 at the Colonial Inn jn .Jack- pubhc mformatlon ~~ . daughter of Columbua spent the 1 U son. are. ab~olute necess1t1es 1f o u with his parents, Mr. 1 City ~\ avlng!l and loan association Followine a short buaine&s natJ<ln Js to C<lntlnue as the I and Mrs. Harry Curtis, • • • • • ~ • • • • .on;.-.:::_-.-.-. • '- 36 eastpy st. columbus 15. ohit •T ·~-- It I IJ)t>!eclate II If you would pick up LIY·Aways soon. We need the Chti.stmaa Lay-Aways. Tr" Stends last month. Nikita Khrushchev BUCKEYE fE"'ERAL Middleport, Ohio . . ,., · , \ 'S.. . \finnesof a T D "d Ab eel e out Rose B } B"d 1 1 !fN FRANKLIN Reg. $3. 98, Opponents For MaJ"or Bowl Gam..'" s Are Now Shapt"ng Up --- ·I ALL'S ,J:, · 1 1 -' o1 J 1m . B · •- 1ast about 1'' sh n no lndk:atlon that Davis will Syracuse recon.~s rown , !liOn, expec t-' tlU ...., un contract ••~> with the Skins t 11 Cl 1 d B 1 Jib k h cret about the No. 1 pick. barring I complete reversal of "'r . s e er eve an rowns u ac ' I ours. 11'1 a cinch he'll be Ernie Da· fonn ill Sid In . But ~ a ~orm reversal should In rushing, aroring and touchvis Svrucuse University's star AI • ade wn1h'areto · kn 1..... gtve some other NFL team f ICS t downs. Pappy Wador l 0 f the San ' ( ' · re Y u mg D OWuoa ahot .at tbe prhe 1Q62 moad ..... F . ~L0 ~ •·· . ' r ua~• rancaco .,..,., aouu~r ~p pro I had )ust breakfasted with the children, halfback who "can do anything." Ithat it will get th fi , . e rst pier., tlCID from Lbe nation s colleges the scout a 1 so expected h1m to nolhtng more .. The Twist is the big· It s almost certarn that the made overtures to Davi!, w~ first piek still would be D~vis. Jo one-two in the draft. gest boom for young musicians slnre bop "lie's ~ most Ilkey pick lor There wiD be plenty ot good came In 16 years ago. Almost all 1 h e twisting musicians are under 25 .... anybody, Georp AileD, taleftt namea after Davis mott ol them scout lot tho Ch!c&IO Bean, said. plciletl otrlctly fot,tholr olfenolve Peter Duchln Is dating Del Bouman, a "I SIW him iD spring pra<tiee for ablllty. Btt~-<AIIen •old the PI'OI OW I dazzling model. two dll)'l •nd be'• the best all would •• hJib lor iood defensive arouad ~ack in the country. lie barb, U tl!oy could lpol one. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPJIBomb-conscious readers keep writing Unled Press Inu,rnaUooal (?- 3) '"',.~ it Sa . can run, pass, (:Itch passes, block Del utre B.U. SearOI • Uoiveratlty ol Minnesota olflclah to thia column, asking questions that can cap.,..~ 8 season. 1ast t • will dedde Thurlday ond Frida) only be answered by the Civil Defense Penn Stste, Utah State, Kans: 1rday by routing Ptttsbur""' , ........ _ ' " h0 Jd .,., 2"~ JIC....,OD •-- C,ounty· "Anybody ....y rethat veryiCII'ce, •a · whether the sohool will ...opt ar. authorities, wherever they are. Example: and Miami IFla. I have joined the <7·26. hu 000 plclred out Invitation to play In tho R... "Frequently we hear 11 a.m. tests of the gruwmg list ol ool,l~ge foo.tball Utah State, unbeaten In 10 F1rm1 Rat,e Honora would J1"'' him V011 h!Jh. That'o Bowl U Jt 11 olferod. air raid sirens in Manhattan, and usually teams that w11l go bow1mg m games accepted 8 bid Monday JA(!J(SON - Twenty-four local another NUOD DavJI •ill b, 10 they are announced in advance as the next lew weeks. night i. play in the first Gotham firms with accldent-(,... records high He COD play dofeoioe" d Stanley J. Wenhet-g, vice pres!. 'tests.' If the big Russian raid comes at s · t d . · · eot of the unlverilty aMOUnced 0 f th G8 to B ·t . ponsors e r ow. ou - Bowl at the Polo Grounds in New urlDB the year endlna JUDe JO Allo expeeted to co h18h 1n tbe Tuelda q'""t It had received precisely that time some morning, how Ibl~ 1 .... several groups for the Nttt.any York Dec 9 A.u opponent for the will be honored at the anDtlll draft wtre Ohlo Stltt'l Bob rerare we Foing to know that It Isn't anoth· L 10118 · r p stat · · .. · two unolfJclal Inquiries ao to what o enn e lo oppose Aggles. co-champions of the sq. safety ncognJ!Jon banq~:e' to be guson, a fullback, quarterbaot ita po&ltloo would be r an nvt• er 'test when the siren sounds-a n d G~rgla _Tech !6-3) al Jackson- line Conrerence, hasn't been an-- heJd here Thursday, Nov, 30, at RomBD Gabriel ot North Carollna ton were extended for the Mlnne. will we know in time?" Stata, Arkamao hallback L OD c 1 sou football team ro partlclpat.o Another example: "We are told to vlle._Ji'~~ec. 3<1. Penn State nOJmcerl although Gotham Bowl 6o30 p.m. offtctnls said an invitation has E. W. Eickelberg, chairman of A1w011h, halfback JJm Saxton ot in the Role Bowl game. turn to Conelrad 1n case of an air raid. been extended to Auburn !6-3t. the iadustrial safety campaign Tew, quart.rblck Sandy Stepb· He said 1 senate QOIIUllHtet 01 Several times, when I have heard an un· Kansas, whlcb lost !t.s chance In for the Jackoon Chamber ol ens of Minnesota, hlllback Bennie Intercollegiate at h let Jc 1 Wll expected siren, I have dialed the Conel· rad numbers for Instructions. I got noth· play ln the O~ange Bowl by los· Commerce, lllclll!e ~ llrrna out McRae, Mfdtiplt, and ends 'GII'~ICheduled to meet on the lsaut lng but silence. Wouldn't it be a good mg to M!SsourJ las! Saturday, ao· of 34 . particip~ling in the safety Collin• of Maryland, Bill Miler Thuroday, and the full unlvoroitJ idea to put Conelrad on the air during cepted an Invitation In c:ompoto campaign had no lost time accl· Miami !11'1. l, and Bob Mlten1er, laculty lODato would gather Frl a test so we would know whether o u r m tr., Bluebonnet Bowl al Hous· dents during the year. Penn Stole. doy to consider the Jnqutrleo• ton, Tex., Dec. 16. Rict has been -~ .. ' radios were working and could pick up asked to meet the Jayhawka If the Conelrad signal?" I don't know, kids. The whole set-up For 8eVera1 weeks, including t~ get by their Mason fJnale seems kookie to me, but I'm not in this issue of The Daily sentinel, agamst Bayl~r Saturday. charge. Lots of luck. a seritl!l of advertisements have Th~ Lfberly Bowl field Will THI!TIMI ... ~. ....,._Ia That Is Free Of Want Or Hard Work Soon Each Nat.ional f...eague team wil 1 ..... z.,,.,.. Khroshche~ Promises Russian People Life become the first Negro and do anyth ing else you would big and hard hitters. bee , ' file• Pwrp ..,...olionl. IScwlet Union. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Nov. 29, 11151-f Purges llllllllfl the repub!Jc"o' One ia that Khruohchev hJm.ell In tho midi! of tho liMO har· ' leadership, conductecl a1mos1 lhao managed U> emerse un· lvest, lllllf tractor dr!v- daugjllm. •!sited recontly Mr. Clyde Barnett IIIII balf<l.' · nually. have not helped. Thil acalhed . ero Ji,portod IDU> Kaz01utan and Hrt. Link Clark. and daugb- Mill Sara Kay Golla " week It appeared thei a new Fllld lleOpeJHio walked oil the job In tllaaaUil..,. tor MDlly coiled on Mrs. ~ ~ might wall be on tho woy. Scapegoata have been found lor tloo with their wages. ThiJ year, Mn Wendell Bradbury and cently. l !IY PliiL NEWSOM . will be rewarded a hundred3lold. "lyev admitted tbat "suhot.~otlal lo January, j91!0, to produ<e quotas which the tractor men are srumbling Mro. Wilbur Ward viai!ed moot·\ Mn. Rodney Splnf. ..,. ,.M · UPJ F..-elp News Analyst It would include a 350 per cent Ifailures and mlscalc~dahon~ had Interrupted another igMred elimatic condUiolll. again . Iy Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ward , dren. Diane and~. h. d,:' In a six-hour speech before the incr~ase in agriculture and freellowered the .epublcs ~ram pro- report. to .. flhout, "11ds iJ Uuman elemenll below party But, .•aid Khru.shchev, they WellsiGa. liled her parents, Mr. aDd M'n.' 22nd Communist party congress housmg for all. ,ducton, . very bad. also have · played • shouldn 1 JtUmble. After all, they Glady• Snyder and chi.ldreD, Henry Doerler aDd farmly receldo tacklei Merlin Fate Echo!&, Northwestern. all ever to play for the George s. want 8 back to do.'' Marshall eleven and there ha 11 · . . ,. j .. . CHEDDAR . . , 49;. c • • ·' TEA �• • • } Kyger Creek Rallies In Final Seconds To Edge Jackets 4~-44 ~. wt.ml::.,eyc~'~f.~~:~r;~~~ ·~ • t ll:J\'(' mas, ~.enior sharp- lit was the opener for both clubs. sunk the first uf a one and one With just 8 secondJ left, R u ! 1 Bob Wise, who Jed throughout · ~~ l}! ;n g orward of Ky ger Crffk , TI10mas's f1ve important pomts fou l sit uati..Ht. McElhinney, under great pres- most of the cOntest until Thorn1 ! :~h ,chool poun·; in 25 poin~. started with three minutt>s left ' That did it. but it could have sure, missed both or a double a!l hit hiJ game-leading free .,, oJ tl~ in th~ l.:tSt three a~d Mi~dleport ahead 44-40. lle l ~" diHerent . effort. He had been banged hard throw at 1:30. . rn 11: utr ··. Jb· Wad h1s rnntes to a hit a dr1ve-in layup, then a jump I First, Gary Ault of the J ack· tu the floor moments earlier try· Kyger, under Coach Jim White 1 , .• · m~ ~ \'ictory over t h t> , shot from the side 20 feet out, 1el.s missed his first of a one and ing for a game-winning layup. ' went ahead 7-3 early in the first · 1dle·,o rt Ydlow Jackf'ts Tues- and with a minute iiO .o;:e('()nds one, then Manning Baumgardner The Juckets displaying A new quarter but Bawngardner free. un the .J .1ckds' home floor. lt>[t--~~d-~e~-~-~~n tie~__at 4H4. Idid likewise, with 30 seconds left. style of play under new coach throwtd it even and Oiler got a , Tl1o I 1 ~JI;t .62 edition of the Gallipolis Blue Devils be- d'{' ,1 19~6 luck In shooting. Middleport ~~~:·~~. ,:· the great 195>-,\61 as !hey were oble to sho w only 1 led by John Milhoun; which thr~ pomt.<>, all h) Pope, for 1 :, J Irpnlon 00·66, has .any thtlr effort . 1).... ,11, ... ,m ,, .. , .. th• op- F'ortunatcly, the Hornt>ts of ~ d the j1,t . .., , ,,,.. ... : Co.n eh Ernie .Tone;; 11J .. hi<r \'ietorv nol 1mlv got I I crs even worse. ns lh ey srare d ., ·r . I onlv a ~1ngle fieitl goal, Uy Sam ,I ·.·,· !'~soGnAHOSI h.l ~ego ol' IHai J. and trailed the Devils :J-2 !or •.,.w ' C'0.1CI I ar os I h h I .. I . I I I 1 h! . . w en t c 1111 J[l permf Pn< e<. 1 . ~; .•·1·. '"'t Jt <IVt'ng<'< 3 .'".C.· !'i~ .· II wa>; not a ease of 1rcczJng 1 ,'. <·J H·n p ~feat $UffC'red by Gal the Uall 01 . any deliberMe ot· Conch Bob Ashley's Eastern Eagles will open their basket. b 11 . t th R tl nd a D season Red .1 agams R 1 de h' u Fa · ev1 s with at ut an returning t IS ndtly night three lettermen baC'k from last year's 9-11 season. 1 ·,"r· 1 The returning letter winners will be 5-10 Junior Guard May. '"II' n HK' S<".J:; o11 npencr Jm, t 1 w illbe 5-10 JuniorSe Guard MayJ , (' ., ('. I" 1 t l emp 1 to ,,... l'f'p 11 Je seMe <1own. f d H . . Jlmm lr \I ~en ~ 'r DV(' t I{ 1 e hut J~imply 1ha.t neith('r I <' <.~m or arns, 5-to nwr y .n,;l.l' could m:Jke the bJ!l go in thP ,caldwell, and 6-0 Senior Virgil '.I~~ .. ug h· t)w nlw• lkv ils did ba.<. ke!. .. 1 got my eyt-s from my mom, I Holsinger. Caldwell will be at · 1/ 1by like u_leam in .lh~ st~_t le After they survived thJt meek my aose from my pop, but l'd lone of the forward posts while l'"ll:mten t , \ltth ;~ !hl('e pomtl r t .00 b h t lle<l sure Uke to knDw who tn the fam. Holsi~ger is erpected to play in 1 3 V 1 11··ricxl tlwy did di SI' an trH per·J Gt eJms .<>et 'r h · · '11 down Dnd began to play h:11l with 0·ty ''""""' a corkscrew thumb 00 lhc ptvot . I. , ' ~• • my bowling arm:'' Ashley said he has aix other ,.onn · <m('e, ! :it rou ( lI lilc Hlue devils gi• tl ;ng baske ts , . , ·.,.111'1 nil'< -- rour agmg. k L . ,, S players still f:,.l.ting for the re1 1 1 f f 1y ;n· . ope , iJnJer. ~ lru aun·l '6'' 11 1 11 • , ~~ . ~~ · o rmamd < " .dt'r.s verv quickly and moving out maining top •pota. oa the Eagles 1 1 (, '•',·,,.· 1'• 'P" "' ' ' '''" iOn a rea . f . .I I I starting l;,..up. b n · I . d m m;1l l l-4 mu way I 1rough t w ,,f,·l Ill) Y ,rJJn .anJer :m They are Sophomores Gary .If• r1 .11~ .. plus 1he ('Xt·ellt'nt de· pcri<~d I .1. " , ] 1 I ' I rI . I n I" ' qum.eo· "P" not on y ' Logan Drops 0 54 41 :(·: ~· ~~\~ i:-~ ~ ~ ~gy h~~;"' '::."'~ ~~~~:. c;~t l ~~~: t': ~(\~~~~n~~~ ~:~~ u~~· ::~:.~i-.n:~~ [ pener , ~· p01nts, w u T L ''.Pr~il lh(~ I 0 ancaster I b I II I I soft t"ml' ' hnt lmm llw <·oro·h• II·;~:.:~:. '\.,~.'.. ·~· ~-~~:to:i fol· .~:~":; .. ~·~:!:'" hi ms; x ""inr. too l '111<' Lo~on Cloi<•llalns opened ' ll!\l , n '.~ uf ~prm.. m.tll· ly :.!0 (" _1- Hull : d~ u fotJn<l lhe r~mge Jn(l tlwi r h~t ~ k(•tball seJson Tuesday " 1u 1 l ~~ ~ po I'> ~-~ gc1.n~! !u t('" JITIS who IN· I f !iJl i. ('W Blue . . I.I I 11c 1 II' Id <1 1 do. That is all I t'an ask," team enjoyed much openi ng ga me as they tra ve led to (;rove Tue sda y ntght and posted a 44-~6 wm over to win an w1 lll ' 1 Durst, 5-11 , Don Fitch, 5-10; and Dec. 1 Rutland A John Ridenour, 6-0; and Juniors Dec. ! Shade R Ronn' c--'d II Dl k 1e oi:UUI Ctd ar, 8-2:h c Dec. 1 CoolvOie A Neue, ~7; an 5-3 C a r 1 e s Dee• u Racine H Caldwell. hit 17 of 58 for 29 ·3 per cent. I In the first half the Jackets cormected on their first nine free •throw tro·... then In the aeu~1ru --~ half ""' w.t 50 icy aa . •• nuss' eJoht ov •nd c••,., eWALKINa DOLLS eTINY TEARS e BONNIE ·BRIDE 12 teartJ~ ..•.: ~ ! ,, •• ,;,;: WE MIX TO ORDER AND DELIVER! Gcegfein Ready-Mix Co. Phone WY-2-3284 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT Plumbing &Heating St: purdelhy ank inaofUt11tlonal ~atter'' neTirs. N I lie . I i===:=======~~:.::::-.:...::.:.::...:::..:::..:~,r :~::!E known ns t.ilneaster lh on e new machmery to e sonv reserve earn 0 SANTA! Clllellaln• d •~opemng . e reverse lhe decision the out· remained bnbeaten Jn two SM.J1ARJ p. own to .an rome of the game. ings by downiftg thl Ylllton 1 nd Toy:and Now Open' 11 and j gam:t oss. • , ; he chooses jewelry from K&CII no 21. Fenwick made a clean sweep " , , · Nelsonville , wO )play · host ol tho even;ng •• their o·eserve Colt 45 8 Will Be M;ddlepOrl ;n tho openn• round team downed the Loean re· Name Of Texu Team ol SEOAL play Friday. HOUSTON <UP[) - The new NEW LEX, ST. AL (5 .. ) serves 35·91. Houston Notional League base. Rlllebaugh 3-0-8; Ron Strohl 7· LANCAST>:R FENWICK (54) ballleam today changed ito name 3-17; Lechrow 3-t-7; Stillman Thesing 5·2-12; Schneider 1·1· otfici~lly from "Colts'' to "Colt 14; Clowe 2-Q-4; Mebger 2·~i Joos 1-4·18; Kiser 3-1-7; Eht··r 45)" to emphas;zo that the n;ck- Rkk Strohl 2·1).4; TOTALS ler 2·2-6; Fey '.·2-2; Roush 1·2·4; name is a pistol, not a pony. - 51. RoLb 1·0·2; TOTALS 20-14 - 54. Houston vice presklenl George NELSONVD..LE (51) LOGAN (41) Kirbey aald, "We are !lure We Kunzman 6-5-17; McSherry oChapplo 2·1·5; Johnson 2·2·8: will be referl'flll to as both the 3·3; Knott 1-1·11: Andarson 5·3· lllloll<>n ~-5· t5; Phelps 2·0.1; !'at. Colts and 45's aingularly as wei t3 ; EOioU 11-1·13: TOTALS 2213 Lerson 4-3-11. TOT.ALS 15-11-41. as the Houston Colt .en, best we- 57. Score by quarters: felt the combined name made U Score: by qilarters: . .. . . • . .. Lancaster t1 10 17 18 - 54 clear that we were talking about New Lex St. AI 14 11 12· 15 Logan lo 4 14 8 - 41 gur~o and not the )'Ounll hone." j NeiiOIIvlllt 7 lB 13 20 - .... .. ,- Save time, labor and money! We mix concrete to your specifications and deliver right to your door. II your job calls for ready-mix concrete, call us! Free estimates! .. , GIFTS · GALORE ,:sdw rl ...... ' . ~· · ·~ ,., . . . Gone, Father , Starting Home paroula, Mr. and Mls. Lea Ingels r relallves In the area over holidays. Anna A'Vis, Mason. Is !B aeveral days with Mr. and .lira. Richard Aves, W. Va., and with Mr. and Ra)'IIIOIId DeHaven and Roald Virgin" M~ Mrs.''R.Iph Warner and ~~ m 1I y of Masoo had ·a• HOLLANDIA, Dutch New Gulnea IUPII-Gov. Nelson A. Rocke~er began a .lon.g, sad journey home today bur<lened with the re. alization that his missing son, Michael, 23, probably Is dead. 'Mie New York go...,rn,or and 'Ibank;sa:lving guesta, her sister his daughter, Mr.~. Mary Straw. and family, Mr. and Mro. bridge, Michael's twin, lert. the Cobb, · Charleston. · steaming southern New Gumea Heney Burgess, student at w. . town. of Merauke thla Va. University1 Ia spending ,... morrung convmood( 1t would be eral days wlth his mother, Mrs. "a miracle'' now 1 his son were EmU,. Burgess. · · found aJWe, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bosler ----and ,.,.ly have moved to Cali· Charles Lewis DAR fornla., M~ J'llg~ong, 11\ldent ChapJer Will Meet lite t/iliversUy ol Cincinnati PT. PLEASANT - The Colonel col ol Nursing, and But Charles Lewis Chapter of t h e song, student at Marsball Unl~ei'·IDaugbtera 'ot the American Revosity, spent the holidays wUh Iutton will hold ;ts paren'ts, Mr. nnd Mrs. meeting Friday, December 1 Foglesong. 3 p.m. in the Appalachian Mr. and Ml;i. Eugene tor;urn wth Mrs. J. G. F. Johnand sons of Mason were son, regent, presiding. g;vlng d;nner gueata of Iter Mrs. W. Ray Proffitt will preents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones sent a Christmas program MNI~ Syracuse. George Sprenger is the program . Mr. and Mrs. L. E. chairman. Hoste88eB will be Mr1, 1pent 'fhariksgivlng Day with Milton Miller, Mrs. Howard sister, Miss Jessie Thomas, Mrs. Grant stanley, 1 Mrs. Jeston, . Fr~nklin, Mrs. G e a r g Marilyn Schwarz, student at Sprenger, Mrs. H, E. Th'am'"· St. J'll!"Ph Hospital School Mrs. Eunice Beller and Mrs. D. Nunifj in Parkersburg, W. Connora. *'~eidel l• • tj.llh L.uth•r Goodo ilis. Regular 1.79 BAYER ASPIRIN Reg. IMI< Box. 100 to the box. Buy sev~mll OOxes tbii wee:k end, at this Diseount Price. 11-'":""-----. jJ . q~.f -r• ..I inks eTie Cl1spa Vllues to 2.99 Lara:e group. Aast. eolon. PAIR PEPTO-BISMOL Reg. 59c Value Rt!J. ll9e value. stoclt up DOW at thiJ Dew' low · low priee. We can save Reg. 35c yd. 38'' wide. Fast colors. Wide asst. of patterns to choose from. One urge Group Reg. 49c-80 Squ.ar• Reg. 2.00 LliiiiM' DRESS PRINTS SLIM ·JIMS 44cydo Reg. $1.49 Ladleo Hoose ,Slip· pers. Asst. colon. One Iaili'~ ll'OUp. Slzeo, 4\!o to 8\!o . See these for value plus. Reg. 4Dc 80 square prints. 38'' wide In fancy or plain colors. BUy several yards p..t this new low prkel •' .... 10.95 MiiiiO.MATIC . ,CO~f,~~ MAKIII 5.881 boxe• now. Lticll11' . R~yon al'iii 'Clifton of Meeker FuU and Hall SliP, at this low low price. White only. ""''on and Cotton. • $NACK SET ' DIAPERS :1.00ea. 1.48.doL Rea. suo Sn~<t' Set. Boxed for ChristJnas. See these and Seve at thiJ Discount Priee. ·~ Po~moms Tllllnt. Yol~ . , . 20 GIL GI!VIIIlud Glfo bo&e em. At oulf $1.T7. See lb... aacl 8mi at DJa. EACH ......tl'rl<u. f1ot. 17." GINIIIAL I~ICTiliC ITIAM IRON 12.88 WORK UNIFORM . . SHIRTS Bit Ytnk. Flnl q...U. 4'. Sil.eo "I> to 11' 2.77 PANTS Flnt qual!!)', Reg. UD value. Tall, ll'«D. 11'<1· 3.77 Reg. 3.75 ucurlty" ' Complete Line ' · · Regular 1.49 .84 PAIR now. · t Selection ! ! I . $ .77 20 a.J. Gelv•lnd FAMOUS BIG YANK CORDUROY PANTS Just rlgbt for the cold weather ahead. G o o d weight. Buy several pair CJiristma1 Card1. One W'ge &l'OUP. Get IOV· 13.331 GARBAGE CANS BOYS' REGULAR 3.99 Reg. 1~00 Box IIIli'· .1.00 box. ,New Ladiet Rei. $1.99 Slbn Jlmt In A.!st. eoto!'.. Slzeo 10 to 18. Buy aeverll pair at thla price. COPFEE MAKIII ' •" 1e77 pro Rig. 19.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS CARPS In A Wide. W,.il:!' PIJ~t¢HjU• .01' MAJOR_APPLIANC:I New low prloe at 3llc. Reg. tiQc value. Buy leV· era! bo... DOW - ot .U. Regular 35c Ladies' House Slippers Furniture BUYS •••• \ value, first quality •. Sizea 5-8-1. Shop Our Drug Dept. •• All At IJist!OUnt Priees/1 J..._ .._ ,QR. TIIRKEY:., $1 ALKA-SELTZER I • ~llfc<orit'ii•,. Wall Clock• New.SP..aee·M#er MASON, W. VA. Regular 59c Reg. 39c DRESS Prints .77 Values to $2.99. Ladles Better Shoes at a new low price of only $1.17. Flat1 ,only. No heeh. sQn " ' - PAYMINT- RUnAND, OHIO ---------------~ LADIES' SHOES area. opent Sunday ?ltb. Marv;n Rouah, student at !liar· paren~, Mr. and Mrs. A I be shall University, ~~ the Hawk ·of Columbus, days with hia mother, Mrs. LU· Mrs;' Sarah Caato, Lake roa•=· llan Sehuler. · Florida, returned to her home Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Di<hl, Sr. Friday alter spending and MJ'l. Rhoda Yeager we r e days lrith her parents, Mr. ThankSgiving Day gueltl of Mt. Mrs. r.Oo Ingles, and other and Mrs. James Diehl, Jr., and bers of her lamUy In Mason. of Pomeroy. Mr. and /Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Fred Spencer and family moved OYer the spent the 'ftlanksg;ytng holidays eitd .'to Rockwood, wl!h their datighler and ltOII-Jn. whe'illr. Sayre Is now Mr. Sod Mrs. Waki9n B. ed. il'i Carbondale, Dllnols: " On Johiloon, student at their aon .and d~~ler' tltall ,tf'nlversttjo, was a Dr. and Mn. l!:dward gueat , Iii hlo grandparents, of Camp LeJeimif, N. and lfl'l. Henry ol tho day with them. 'lt., . • . •. ' I Rutland Furnhure Mason Furahurt Rayon Undies ~--------------~ HALF .& FULL SLIPS LEATHER GOODS A 3-Pc. Bedroom Suil<! at eac:h 1tore - lludand Furniture and Muon Furniture. Hotb'IJI &o IRIJ. uk for your free Lickel Need DOt be prek»t to wiD. WE CIJT PBICES- NOT f}IJALITY 11 ~Kty (ttalns eslfir,,~ Ct,Jno, ·CrY,tol Lege Double Ro... ter. Reg. 1.79 value. Just riibt for those Christmas presents. Buy several now, Shop early. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Regular $200 Velue Reg. 39c- Ladies' DOUBLE ROASTER 100 To Box-Reg. 79c Harold Schwarz. eWAGONS eDOUS eGAMES eSUDS eBfCYQES eWAGONS eTRAINS e'SCOoTE~S eGUNS e MODELS e TRICYCLES .FOOT8ALL$: " dies' Bltlfoldt, Clute" 8•gt, Lighten • SHOP OUR TOY DEPT. - BUY ON LAY·AWAYI I Watch Bands 3-Piece Bedroom Suite WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY I DISCOUNT ~ "*Julova, Elgin ., ••') Hamilton Watches ~:::: FBE~1 ~~~:..,~ OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 the wfiend with her parents, and *'<eepsake Diamonds .. Away SAVE NOW at DISCOUNT Prices IN MIDDLEPORT Hope FOr SOn " Y !;;II •• •. 1 1 Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt and son, of varsity1 action last year Ch,.cster, Bayside, Virginia. may work his way into the line· the Thanksgiving holiday at their up . Roush and the home in Mason. brother~ will be on hand Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dotson. ty out fron•tt __"W~h~ile~~~~!.l Muncie, Indiana, were recent 1 - - - •• .,{•. (•.• of~h~eijwieeiik~.·~~~~=====~=: c-ame b k 1 ac M* ¥.S%tiZ£Wili.illf~QC&lliJ>Y Mr. and Mrs Curt McDaniel had a:;~ holiday guest!!, their daugllters. M1st Barbara and Miss Sharon McDaniel, both o£ Columbus, af'W\ ~:fP.elr son and f!Jftlily, Mr. Point and Pleasant. Mrs, Calvin McDaniel, "'~rv::!n~~~;tod~; ! .~. Give- !:::1 TAKING TRAINlNG Refreshments were aerved to [Stale Route 2 lour mil.. :~ s, ~ ht 15. on ybodeU'~1 away; Feb. 20 , Sandyville, home Private William J. Parsons, son Brend.a Burton, Nancy Proffitt, of Henderson, Mary Eloise lVe ay n g an Y Feb. 23, Ravenswood. home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons, 1 Joy Thabet, Debbie Cook, Jenni- llis ol Gallipolis Ferry W81 gue~, but chances a~e that Say- Preliminary contests for ali iRoute l, Racine, is undergoing fer Zerkle, Karen Roush, Joset- led with driving while iniA>XI<..t-1 re will use all the height that he horne games start at 6 30 p m 1basic training with the Third ' la Lish, Jackie Aldridge, Jane ed. Her car struck another can muster in Jewell and Yonker, j and away games at Rutland, I Training Regiment at the Umted : Queen, Donna WJ!I, Kay McGow· ! hide driven by Norman E. bolh rugged perfonner~. Bennett Racme, Pomeroy and Middleport I StafFs Army Training Center an, Kathy Zuspan, and Donoa :01 Gallipolis F"erry incurriog and Yonke_r were leading shoot· will begin at 7 p.m. All o the Armor, Ft. Knox, Ky. He is as- [Bnurgess, Diana Noble, Sharon ' ages of $450 to both. 'Ihere :Wd high scorers on last away games begin at 6:30 p.m. 1signed to "B" Company, 6th Bat· Llsh. lno hljuriel. 8 year · - ·-•j:fi~ · jppitjtp~jj~lij~(ip(ijjjjjj(ijiijiij(ij(ij(qlijli(ij(ij(ij(ii(ijiii4 Dickieteam, Tennant saw quite a bit ~ Raylium. ~~~~oda 1":~•n; dleport, away ; Feb. 16 Pomeroy I 7";'"':Wlea~';; 1 tl~e guests of their daughter a n d family, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene ! ANTHONY I • i}} or !..- tho year b)' lite MASON - New officers and Master aod ialtlatioa: ol • • I W Elghi lettermen !rom Ia I tlare am Jewell , 6-31>. Charue ,helght may be used to advantage patrol leaders were elecled at I candldat. wUI hlghlllbt a dlothis year lO form the nucleus of Yonker, 6-l, Jim Bennett, 5-10. Iunder the boards, recent mettlng of Glrl Scout trlct meeting d. the Odd Fellin year's Wahama White Falcon and Leonard Roush, 5-5. AU were After the Sandyville game the Troop 45 of M3SOn held at the PI'. PLEASANT - 1be Sher-ILodge to be held In Plc basketball squad are on hand regulars Jast sea&On. Falcons have three other con- Mason Methodist Church iOCial iff ~epartrnent inveallgated one at the baD 'lbunday, fl this .rear to form the nucleus o Other lettermen are Charles I tests before Christmw; vacation. I fOOirui , 1accidenl Monday evening and 30 beginDinf at 7:30 p.m. a bnll _team which hopes to im- Hargraves. $.!', Larry Har-: They will play Hannan in their 1 Otricers elected were Jane Bur- lone Tuesday at noon. Gran~ J ._ G. Hart. . prove tts 1·19 record of last sea- grave&, 5-3, Dickie Tennant, 5-UI, Ifirst home game at 1:30 p.m. gess , scribe; Joseta Lish , treas- 1n the first. William Flora, Jr. Wolfe Sunun1l WID att.ead with son. and Howard McMillion &-IV. . IFriday, December 6. The Fal- urer: Debbie Cook , patrol. lead- 132, Apple Grove, was charged Iother ltale officera. Memben of The F~na wlll opea De :1 tjRoush. Larry Hargraves' McMil- ,cons then entertain Pomeroy er; Karen Roush , ro-leader : Nan· with raJJure to hav~ ' his vehicle the Poca. and Hurricane lodges, Tuesday rught at Band.yville UD- ;uon '\"d Bennett are seniors. The Tuesday, December 12, and play cy Proffit. patrol leader ; Joy Iunder control when it struck an- some Oh10 Odd . P'ellowJ I rom der the tutelage of Ralph are juniors. ' at Rutland Friday, December 15. Thabet and Kathy Zuspan , co- other driven by 'nlomas N. Mat- nearby rontmumUe~. and local who returns U Wahama e a g Others out for the team are Following Christmas holidays leaders; Sharon Queen, leader. hews. 22, of Gallipolis Ferry. members vt'ill attend. coach after an ,absence of Morrii ·Clark Bobby Roush, Phil the remainder of the S<'hedule The election was conducted by I The Mathews vehicle was at. )~ears. Sayre lw devoted S.nith James Bird James Fields wlU be: the leaders of the troop, Ml"tl. tempting to make a left hand BOSOX 81GN IIVRLD self to lootbaD ud baseball Gale 'shrimplin. Tommy Marks, Ja~uary 2, Racine. away; Jan. Ralp~ Warner and Mrs . Ray .turn on S~le ~ute 2. There ; SAN FRANCISCO IUP[I -'Jbe years. Phil Cook and Jerry Hall all 5, Ripley, away; Jan. 12, Buffa· I•Proff1tt. 1 were no mjunes and damages iBoston Red Sox ha~ 1igned ;Hea;~di;n~g~llte~~;llsl~~of;;;:t;~j~;~;· Nicky Howard, Dew- lo, home ; Jan. 17, Middleport, The evening was spent on a were estimated at $200 to both ipit(her Lou Profumo and &ley Smith and Larry Burns jun· home: an. 19. Ravenswood away; workshop during which the girls cars. I signed hlm to Waterloo, Iowa, m iors, and David Warner. ~ sen- Jan. 23, Racme, home: Jan. 26, ,started t~eir home made knap. In the second accident which Ithe Midwest League. Profumo. a ior I Hannan, away; 11 :30 p. m.; Jan . sack projeCts. occurred Tuesday at noon, on 6-2, 205-pound right-bander, had ~h Sa h85 bee b d 1 30, Rulland, home. Kay McGowan compleled her - - - an B<J record 1n tho Peninsula . h r yre d of nl00usy ur- February 2, Ripley .. home; Feb test for Child Care Badge and IKaren Roush completed her test League Ia.st aeaaon. mg t e . lrst ays. 1 prac· 9, Buffalo, away; Feb. 13, Mid- - ----- £or a Painter's Badge • J SOCiety terns The Sports Center ~ver :~~Lodtop, Mason yracuse ro~er ~8 ex!Jlude~l Grand Ma•ter WID Preflellt Program ~ The Eagles will be on their Dec. Zl RoUday Toaney-T he of 11 altempts, Wh1ch hurt. loby luniH """' f2.11 up home court Saturday, n--. 2 lor PlaW By quarters ~ The y II Tr•ctors·Trlcyci"'W•IInl __ .:. had Jan s Kyger Creek R reserve e ow a ga.uxa against S e the night · __ , to a ~ lead at hall· r h 1 d 1 J u N G IU m~ 6N'" 810 a ter t e Rut an tl t. This will aa. • a • A time in the preliminary game Footb&ll Outfits be Eastern's first of eight home Ju, 1S Haaaaa•Trace A and outlasted their oppo•-ls to Bt•lcetb•ll•- Ice Skates game th" ,..,., s Is se310n. Jan. 16 KYJer Creek A a 32·23 final score victory. J SIMs - Tob0111n1 Coach Ashley will be missing JaiL. %0 Albllly A Asst. Coach Howard Gilger's sharp shooter ?harles Co~s. Jan. JS Buqan.Traee H boys were led by Jack SaUer· Flohlng Rod & RMI& Gerald Summer£1eld and Wilbur Ju. ae Raelae A field with points. J. French of Goir Clubt- Golf Ctrla Robinson from his squad of last P'eb. J Cool,me R Kyger had12 , to lead all 13 year, all graduates. Feb. 1 N. o-••a log. !1<01'· am H 1 Eastern. alsohoUda wlll enter its cage Feb. I Shade A Middleport t7 31 42 44 ad 8 squ m 'I tournament Feb, 10 Alb•B Kyger Creek = t 1'b PI l thll _, 1 28 uy 45 Your M.acGreeor Dealer a e ana year. Midleport, McElhinney 6 THE SCHI!DULE 12, Allenaworth • (•. 11, Come llt--C•U-Wrlte .,... KEN & liM Oiler 3 16-6J 12, Batomt!a"tJ.II S· ner 1 H·S 3, Rail! (4-4) 6, N} Two Accidents Reported By Mason Shen'f£ \' 1 J Whi"te SOX e sonv e Notre Dame May Edged 58-57 By Get 2 yet LOSe Ga e . m I New Lex St. AI For Sievers T S . l"li· Ytl.~ SHMO .. .. .. ........ $3.44 TAII,LE & CHAIR SITI $4.44 to $21 .95 Chatt" C1thy - Sl•ter . .II• Molly Tho Tolkint Boy 11 1 118 :' '"hu m~ld•· tile lr~p th e lanliy .Junior ce nt<>r connt'C I· ni ght by blo wing an early 19-9 0 Cc:lach Bob Shesky'J Nelson- TAMPA.~ Fla. (UPil-'llte. Chi· flo\' " !.'H' river Ihe n lue Drvil -. Wh te , __ h Is f . ' . {'d for· ~('\'(' II of tilE' t4 p(lints sco r- ]('ad and lh,•n how ing to Lanc•.1 sville Greyhounds staged a whirl- caga I o:JOM ave v 10ns o · t1.'1e;·1 rl a~bad !' :1'-f' ut (Jjll'n m g f' t I I1\· , .un I ('.ro ve :lS II tc 1enms tH Fen;~•ic· k 54·41 in a non-1eaa:· SOU'I'H BEf\n · ·. Ind · tUPil . wind fjnlsh that fel IshJort by jusl dominatJnoa the A-· .....r lean Leag ue •; ~~~ Jl;ll..-5 ' m tl1c first perio(l ~n·m lP !lw lurkt·r rooms wilh ll<' t•ncotmlel' played at Logan. Notre Dame ofncu1~s today awa1t· one point Tuesday night New again and although they 81 1 • 11 . Cluefs . ed to their demand that Lexington St. Aloysiu1 squeaked made two major tradot already · lriM Co;1l' h F.d Lc m!enskJ'!I Lhe an ans"'·er sJ I d 1.1 1 ipoiis 11•; u 1mg: 20-lfl. 1 1 1 11 I '1': ' 1\IJ IP cutwl'nlral<'cl i"t·o.dly on their visitors 8 con be twtledn past the Hounds 58-57 at Nelson· managerrobE biShort "'"'""'• 1 thc 1r uum·k aruund .Joe Clark's · th f . t , ·oo th h 1t yracuse ov. se m a vile BeU t ay ··~ p a y make ln e u -~ PHI as ey decision by the Notional Collegiatt · a few more.'' t ·o r ll<'r jump shot in the thin! per- fro m <'VNY plal'c on the fluor to AI"! . A A 20-polnt outburst In the final 1 t' , 1 11 1 ·IIH I :m(1 tlH' S('!IHH' · tran ~ r1'r s111- l:1 k<· a l.'i-'! lir~ · t P'' l"l{}{ · 1 1eed. .tt P IC ssoc a um 8 rues com- quarter enabled the Hounds to Short • woo·ko·ng ..•losely with h't• · d••nt J'I'S~HJtHI!•d by hiltin)l tw v Ti d~ ll•nd w a B Increased to 19-9 ml <.~. , . come frorn a 43-37 third period field manager, AI Lopez, conm! qui!'k lmr·kl'ls to mow 1; .1\ HS in f•:u·ly in th<' ~t'l'Ond JX'riod, Lut lrlsh ofrlrlals f1red o:f the de- defil"'it and trailed by 53_52 with mated his second deal within _12 lmll l by u 24-16 mnrgm. tile li:Jiflime S('ill'e showed the mnnd to the NCAA Tuesday, just over two minutes remaining, hours 1\M!sday when the \Vlutc l Willi l'uth ' :1fld1n g ~i~ points w~<l s~·on• Iit'd ;J t I!J. 19 as the Chie-f. A N.ot1-e Dame athletic olfirlsl but the Perry County te-am slav· ~x a~uired third basemf;n Char, l.:m i« ·1· tllr<'t' rnnre, !li1• lk\'11.~ 1,11 11 s hit (JnJy f!lu r poinl.s while swd ~en. Robe1i. Neyland, rules ed off the rally and sent the lJe Sm1th und plt~her Jol~n B~zeuu t imli'i l lu ltuikl the1 r mw ·giu FC'nw i('k tlumJx."l in 10 . romm1ttee ehalrman compoundtd Hounds down to their first de· hardt from the. Philadelph1a PhdDON'T WAIT! to un 11 -puin t ]('ad , at :"1:!·22, l.th• With three uf tll('i i· !itarten In "a scriou1 injustice to Notre rent of the season. lies for sluggmg first baseman it I 1111' qutn h'r. roul trnubl(•, !he <"hieftnins were , Dame" when he nld in Knoxville, New LeX led all the way as Roy Sievt!rs. CALL US NOW! l11 :m d forl to xtop the driving nt a fli ~n d v~m 1 :,ge for· the remain· Tenn., earlier Tuesday that "of- they held quarter leodo of 14-7, The deal followed dose on the 11f L~tni(•r uud !'opt·. th(' heels of the White Sox' first one Cold weather will bu here 1hn1sts «kr nJ 1.111~ game as Fenwick post- f!cin ls made a mistake'' in giving 31·25, and 43-37. H ot·npl s' IH's! pluyt~r. Hall. ac- e;l n thi rd quarlN leOO of 36-.1.1. the Irish an extra down, in whirh The Ho.unds, who defeated M•· the baseball meetings in which .. so on. Hn rt your fur..,"c• re· ('tunub kd four po•r9onal foul.~ they won the game, 17·15, Althur last week, deadlocked the they obtained Joe Cunningham "n 1 1 i t 1 ,, .. h ,, •·t nill C:1 r'r.' Dnl1nn. who swi>;h. I I poirc.:l nowl c.~ll fetr our tx· I .. i 1m 0 >e ~·n4.; 1•1':1·;~ 1 c r-5 . .. Game official• cnlled a rough· score at 35-35 In the third period rom the Sl Louis Cardina s fo1· . 1 1 1 1 II' ' · ,j I pom ts ur t ~~~ ... 11e s. was I . M' · . h Is t !' I"JO · f 1 t nesJ pena ty agamfilt Syracuse and but could not gr.;~sp tbe 1 e a c1 mn1e Mmos~. perl ser~ lu iod11y and uve , ;,u.t.JPOJ.IS f4.~) one 0 lJe P1;l}'ers w 0 sat ou · gave Not e D m tr 1a ' "We have a couple of other I' I k 4 2 1 most of t l1c second h;.tlf w i t h . r a e an ex a P Y away front the visitors at any money! :l r 4· -1 ; 'Opl' 7-4·18 : afVJr ~m~e had run out. Joe Per- time dllriag the contest, deal! in mind," said Short. "There 1•'1 ' o 1 I; Lanier 3·1·7; ...')aunrlers . , kowsk1 k1cked a 41-yard rield goal Bill Kun!man, an Ali·SEO Is a good chance we may be abi'e .1 OG. 'rO'I'I\I.S 17-10 - 44. L.1nenstcr ii Slt•w• .Too~ lopped lo give the Irish the extra edge d t · th lt.o swing them before tht> meetings . . · guar 1as yPar. waa agam e . f 'OI\1, GROVE 136, . In scormg as thu_ AilNayland snld that "in 1myseve opln-1 tup'th point maker for theA Hounds wind at the end Snead 1-U-2; McDonald 1·0·2· O!,ID ea11didate nelled 1& pomts. to and In the op' · de '" D 17 1 . · . . .. 1mon o r« I WI po ftl.ll. e.ve. n raon Dillon 4· 4·12; 11 nll 5-2·12 : llat- Early m the fourth ~norl, t:le other members of the NCAA rules and Don Elliott each dumped in fwM ,t·0-2; firyant 1_-0·2; Price Logan fans "_"Cre sm~lhng 3 \'Jc- committee. the officials made a 13 markers ln the Josa. ' 2·()..4. l'O'I'i\LS 15-8 - .J6. tory .when ~·II r~ttelson cnnh~ mistake in awarding Notre Dame For St. Aloy!llus, forward Ron ~l'OI"I! by qu.1rters: a pn1r of f1ee tl11ows to, jmt J..o. an -extra down." Strohl wnped in 17 with J m Midd le port 1. ot1i1J C::-.llipolts 3 17 15 !I - 44 gan nhcnd !ltl-~7. but th1s l cad 1m p Coal li rov?. 2 14 10 10 _ 36 was short lived as Fenwirk, for · But he added that it Wa5 "now Stil D11 adding 14 for the wm)ljh.di:j 1:." ONLY 21 id 1 ·": 1 Eastern opens 1961-62 8askethaII Season ·~e;ther Agamst • RutIand Red DevJ"IS Fn•day N"•ght ::r o~s: ~~:.~t,lr:il:n-K~;~ All Stan ·,:' the first haskelba ll team fro m the French Cil y I(l.J)7, ! Curfman Roth1eb three-pointer. At quart.tr's end . . battled bac:k. But they atlll . Totala 0.11-0, Cll-21) a. I 17 Middleport led 17-16, at halftime ed 42·36 after three quarters of ~ ~-~~~~~;;;;i;;;;,;;=-.-, 31-21. The Jackets' fattest lead iplay. was at 37-30 midway in the third He thougbt his boy1 hat! m~: ll qwu1er, great p1•ogrt:s.s in learning t The determined Kyger boys. new patterns, and rei>OUnd<id II Shopping Daya 1horter than Middleport, and out· well. · Loft Till Chrlatm11 rebounded teamwise 30 to 19, "They did what told them New Leaders Named By Girl Scout Troop45 Coach Sayre Has Eight Veterans On Hand For Opener Against Sandyville On Tuesday • lletl. $US value CUrl!)' Dlao pers. Bu7 ...enl doten u this low - low prke. W• MT. MIST BAnS Regul1r 1.29 Snowy while , _ . Mt. Milt Battlat a new low - low price. Sbop early. Tb- won1lalt loq. can a.ve JOU money. SHQP .EARLY ANO SAVEl On The .Corner INGelS·FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT ' Open Fri. t •·" ,. ) ···' .,o. ,,. , " I~ , I ,~~ ~, ,, , , . :J •"\\ L ... j ,. I ~ '\-, '• . ~ - ' ·,. 1 " , ~ ....;,~ ...... L.)"' • {,·\ '' ,,• ~" :!' f •' .', , 1,. 1;2',, ~ (' ,..,'''o;l"f;tl 'fl;,i" ,,, jo, ' )'d'.', ., ..., . ,•• ,• ·v:,• ,~. ,•1·,"- . ' ~. • "'" • · "· · "'~ 1• · • " • '"' ,-< :·• ,• ' • .0 ' iJ ·, .' . • 't ·\ ' ~ , ·II • ,. �• • '' liD I, Pom " ' Adleport1 0 N 2. g 1 ~ I ' 4 orne word on whether tMlr Big 1~n m Um~s. He lost only six 13 touchdowns. ......... "t"rtlil. ~ P..... ...- ~g · ~ · · .• tactlen , and ran over or m"''Un4 . 6-DaDy Sea de erGy-auu '' OV. • tm will U 11 ..:t '-' ' Ill 2 16.2 caJied the ]durin!c: bis senior vear and his Ferguson's teammates eall him other1. 1 go to wl'l' lyar '· J:. e.. · ' ·d bl bette "8' Bob" Some call b' "SU t F gUBOQ h ·not said U ' - _..;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ten champiOns Roae 1 biled the time ·rds He scored 26 touchdowns- fullback he had ctached and said 1blockmg was consJ era Y r, 1g 1M en er CUI awaylth othe I roaur of lhe Buckeye rerord he felt Ferguson deser\'.:>d the said. Bob.. hflcause he usually bu Ut- would play pro football but be l.s S:n. r I set b.y Howard I Hopalong I Cas- He is man Trophy awarded annual- "'t:>rgu,;on to Ohio State tie to say. This aeasoo, sure to get tempting offers. Co'lrh topAnd wrthout · y taktng · · · sadY m · f our years.· !y by the New York Athletic Club ' from. the Troy High School whose be ventured the Paul Browu rked of the anythmg and a few words be .b JO bee )'If> Ck>t lM' • 1nd awa from the others who have Cassady in four years twice won lO its choice as top playt>r of the vars!ly sqund never lost a huddle some say .u. . n retna t o\ r rty · an....•merrca · hono ,., ,-.. whilt> he was there. Bab Wb1le known W ttlmost smile occasional· thatldit be eould madeY the Bucks a g~at drawmg = the Heis- year · . get Ferguson. be )( . rs thev found man Trophy. He earned the ba!l Hayes was particularly pleased wa.; the Ohio fuUback but 1.)'. . wou moveJunmy 8 rown to.oa • C 0 L U M BUS (UPI) - Ohio rival t.o t.ake hla pla.ce eard over the yea : · rd lost 146 yards running WJ th F't>rguson becauSt success j needed FerJ!uson's power m the · Ferguson waa excttlog to watch. back to make room for B u l t t 43r t' state football flllll, who have seen among the all-time grtdplenty in s reco to ' f slot gained 2 . ' nevPr went to the biJ;! boy's head. backfield so he m1wed hilT to half. The fans uaually coukl .count on Bob. • at ..... .... will talk iron .,.....ta. 1b. talk about over ~.~ ... years. r ' ' . , · ,_ tbe ball If •some gN .,_,. ' D" "'7 . 400 t·ard.s fl is not often, Hayes pomted out, 1 back durmg Wh1te s semor year. lD'I carrywg . '"" about Bullet Bob Ferguaaa for a For lilil exdtmg performance plafbyed Lhreed . hyPalrs, Wl .rt.e an All·America full· that a who makes All· · But ln the next two, Ferguson didn't, bia fakes into the line on In 1945 Yugoslavia becnmP a I 1 • ·~agalnst Michigan the 5-11 215- hi,c; fu-st at hal ack, an 1s ast . . . ' h. __. th d f · ted tbe f led ted bl. fte M , ·.. 1 ong w•>e. ' ' . . ·· f f 11 b ck when reached the Amt>nca honors in h1s JUr.lOr was nt fullback where IS e raw pay ascma ftllli. era lC a r fi r ,a The shifty Buc:teye fu II b a e k pound fulllack was Umted two at his natural positron o u . Iv:rslty carded the ball 4Z8 times as Ferguson did stan the and cxcd lcnt liming were a joy But when be had the be Tilo read a proclamation to the dosed hUi ngular college career Press· International Midwest Back back. 1· his career He lost yenr to behold. During thal time, his thrilled his partisans with bit C\iDStituent and naUonal a.s.sem8 \a<-t Saturday With four touf>.h- of the Week. .. 2«1 the netted 1 .scored Blockhtg Improved team won 15 .lost two and speed U he bit the tine, &book off 1blles. JtJwns in Ohio's &0-?ll rout of arch- Ohio fan.s, nervously awaLtmg In 1s career, e earn --~-.. ' __ ·-~ . __ __ . _- · __ __ • -c--:--:----,--- . B0bIs BDCkeye's 8attenng Back Of Week In Ml•dwest I Mt~ich<IJI~(aOin .~,._ '; corn:~:g u:r~: H ·1 ve~ W<~S ~ ~hort lo 'er~tdon -~ Hnye~ ca~ g~ Ferg~_" ~~~i:\alfback Fe~guson n~ h~o~ Tohachdow~00 ~ 1 pl<;~yer &b ~'erguson ~hree-year ~yards till~ Bro~ ~ayes 1 colle~ ho~ever, s1 ~ ~·ear .next ~ I R~nning, ~u bfll, ~ames, . ~U11 ltrti1;Wtl1;~ti1;~~ l ~-&~~l:t1l"tr~-·~·-~tll~t«lWQ ~!«-. .· -... RestgnatlOD Of GeneraI WaIker Arouses A ~ ·~~ ~nthe . . out llZZ ng P ropaJJan d 3· Ah M li Few Inqu1r1 es l'l !• 0 0 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Gen. Ed- also Is a baUle for men'• miDdt .... A. Wa(kerl• 'reatr,nailon atUI Seaate ..a. ..- 6 that he was ln other count.rtes. Th,. follow- ~ '"• IUI&IM iD alrtaJ bill ..u-CotttIDIIDII& viMn bas foeaseil att.eD- · Uoa ou nat thil couo~ry It dotag to cet aerou its story In the cold war. 'lite Job 11 more dlu ou of lm.Jftlllag mllltarJ ~ta wUh lbe rl«hleltume~!l rl. tile free world's c•ua~. n lng team report; WB8 p~Ypared f UP I' bJ Darr!!U ttllff, Garwood Peatagoa Alvino Spivak,A asslgued to the White n ouse, and John A· GoJds mUh • Yet eru. Senate reporter temporarily u•lgned to ihe 81ate Depart· ' aatkm j a1: S.Stpan durfng World War 0, 1 "We .... •n~a~~ In that dlfn.. home, tile «her .t w needed an indolrina· cult-to-define area of telling our abroad. Toe maurve objei.'l , wru· ce;tainly neve/•a!O tale ltbroad and our pol· nmg an •lu.Jive war wberc words doc-Lor ol Oegreoe frvm .. b tho f ct 1ey plainly bill pr«i.Jiey in the somet imes count lT'ore thu bul· 1 Pnnct'too and ha: 1 taught tustor) Ont- Yww b rf'. . 1 .a o a . lde.alJ area 5Ubstl· at Columtla and Pnncfl.oo . ID "But }'OU bave 1.0 COJUider that primary ts'ml of ntana bil . I Iell, w he Ufil· 'A · lk of . igned d"".. cliff•" ''""' • •olun- 11y. u country heli<... u.•• ,tu<• tor bombt. . ,.:,.. 11., WASHINGTON (UPJ,-Dr. ]!'.d. t~r. thal a mass army differs .t~ end of the da~ wtD bebu~a:· Wh do ou~ to convince Ui~ Utle Is "<X-put~ li.....,l ~IJnl roon.:.lwtl fur ,ute mptufglo ill~ ward L. Katzenbach, a U..rge- from an elite C011lS such. a..J I~ ;led n~ by force! •;: job w~ an ~k.'n iOldk'r that comm~ kcretilry ol dt'f~H for edU<'<t ""'l)('f' lht> \(J\t-5 of !1• trOWS ... fra~, black·hai~ ex·Mar~ ME\rlnes, and ~at peacetune dif. orce11 penuao::n~e •urvival. nlsm ilL wrong? 'I"M Korean War. \ tion and manpo'A~r resoun~" it '"·•ltm!!! dt-rog::at or)' ~emrntl ca ta10 who runs the Pentagon !I fel'l from wart1me when we are do a key to r-y . .. · _ Amencant. TblJ program, fighting for our homes and fami- "I for one lte am pe.nuadt!d lbe vocabulary word bra:.. ·~~,. uo.:~ t mthat 1t Y.hlch w hing to the ...,. ' .wwly created jUb w•th responsl· ..... " , wt',,.o ..., ht ...... .._.. the 14th l••ned back In his chair and Ues," Ed · we have ad no 8 rna!JhJVe1: w~t . - uat swer I bilitws for policy dlre~:twn <tUd u ,~,~ u ed rhat ' m t"l4::•mar1) . 1 said: I At about thed"same time f the ward U S rem persut .. e, or per n · The ~ o1· runmng . ._ •• - Delen~<P 1, coordmation of armetl fon-e!!o t'l!u Ju~t what Jts ~al , l'lfi'JlliSe WU · · P· "I was in command of a 2Q6. R. 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Only With the purchase of 3 lbs. or More Evan1 Super Trim, Fresh Lean, Every Ounce Guaranteed -rblecl with loa waite. Selected primarily far value GROUND BEEF or GROUND CH,..UC_K_ _ ·- tmd flavorful whol110111e quality beef at lower price. c r------ - - -----::::-::':-:::::-=::=----=:;:___._;;::__ __ '· - ROUND BONE EVANS BUDGET BEEF t hr truly tampting meals prepare at lower temperaturt1 All Coupons Expire December2, 1961 wllh~~~MWtlme. '. ·. ·."I Lb. ' •••••• 0 • • • • • • • 0 • ••• • • • •• • • Lb. SSe ENGLISH CUT EVANS BUDGET BEEF S & HGREEN STAMPS With SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF - c Orown in Tenderland, u.S.A. The mlllf flavorful, tan• ·- ,,.,. EVANS SUPER TRIM SWI"'S PREMIUM ---., purr"·~~ ... "'" "" WITH THIS COUPON S & H GREEN STAMPS or m11re S & H GREU STAMPS With pure'"""" nf ctn_n., or more · WiTH THI$ COUPON . S l HGREEI STAMPS With . .,·- ,, With pur~"•"" ot S20.00 or mOJT WITH THIS COUPON I :e.'~'~· EVANS SUPER TRIM dorut beef available .... SWIFT'S PREMIUM ......... . .... ............ Lb. 59c ··· anyw~ere. This IU• EVANS BUDGET BEEF RIB perb beef it developed far peak flavor and Iande,.. -.. Look for the Swift Insert E•••• ludaet ..., RIBS . In oach package at Ivane Meat Oepartn-. Thio is your aauJ'o ,_of eating pleasure. t EVANS BUDGET BEEF laotll Tllllyloln 35c BOILING BEEF ........................ ~:.. l5c Lb 39 PERCH ,.:k~~ 39c BOLOGNA...~ .... :.~.......................:.. c Lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL MEAT FAICY ' lylho •( Mi-Choice household buys! Fa•uloas -1-Lb. Pkgs. Toy Assortment $1.00 ----- ' With purch••• of «'>Ill no or more With purchase of $30.00 or more bakery dept. values! beauty & &&c DEEP MAGIC ,... 1117 .... c....... ,- ···-··----•:::: 51c • FOOD 14 c... 14-0z. BoHies . • ALL OF OUII . ' '\ .. 'f •· !i ' QUAillhlll; "IAII ' • • ' Hudeon 3cOH -------- Cone STANDARD La~l ·-· · ~ 16-0s. · .Can• ' ,,·;., •!f~~.,\~"~~ ~ ·· ~·: :, Rolls ;;;..-" Cant frozen foods! WI ' ' ....... ' our qa r d e n of v alue,; ! CUST0111R15 ..-.va: THI ll8iir YO.UMIT 6 $1 FACIAL -------- 10 51.00 Heino VIGETABLE BEEF, CHICKEN N~ODLE, CHILl W/BEEF, _ MUSHROOM SOUP ------------ "---- TO Regular , $1.00 ;· . soft •absorben•· ~ lsOOO -SHiltS soup IIYE / TO IIRYK I VAN S SSU8t foil. Nllflot!ally eclvertiMcl It He. I aac14loll ..,..., PUSTIB PAIL 1-1.11. . HEINZ TOMATO ·-W.y6H~anclem~ other ~:~rocery buys~ health! WITH THIS COUPON ' ••• L.&:-E ......... 19 u111 VIII --.•2- · I With pur""••a of $40.00 or m-..• or more ' lnclucln wlcle wlclth1 of colo.. ful Chriltnla wropplng. Gay PADDIES POTATO ROLLS . «~" net WITH THIS COUPON I W/CHDII a S l HBREEI STAMPS With pu· · "•·• of WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPOK S l H BREEI STAMPS CHRISTMAS WUP ASSORTIEIT Includes friction ond wlnd·up loyo, Your choice. Valun to ......, S l II GRE~II STAMPS S l HBREEN STAMPS +'' 19c: . lo.303 • Apple. Cherry, Puch, ~Hit CullaN ~" . Caas 22.0L Ptcklgn •••••• �----- ----------I ' •' a-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Nov . 29. 1961 -- I schoo Js Improve AppaIachi an To 1:1n rmtgro\\1tl or rJ.-fiolor:kal mon-1 r School F'inanrt, show only a 6001 iMl1 101 pandwoo s;un!lJ a. ('Om pared IG 18.81 ln the 19fS. rtormg trammg progt·ams held drop or just over IKlO students Ihigh school graduating class. 144 s<;hool year. "f~"llf"'" ~ ~:iM!t Mr. Lucas was a devout Christby Appalachi an for 7;, empfuyees I {rom last eyar , and an increase numbering about 20.000. ----ian woshe lor1g lift! was fil led l lfl the Hoanoke , ('hal'lNon, Blueiof more than ~-000 in_set.'Ondary Overall figures show the per I Mr. and Mra. Harold 'PrOiWD (~art£ord I with noble service. He was an acI field and Huntmgton diVISIOn s b S("hool.s. Executive AssiStant State of alJ pupils who enter first of Gallipolis !lptllt Thanbgivinl live member of lhe Methodist This is part uf gt'nn:..l emergt-n ~PErlnte~nt of Schoo.ls. and go on to receivE> high Day with Mr. Brown's mother. chur('h. Inter~nt was in the ,l'Y preparations fxomg formula!· !Jam Ham_Jiton , says thls_ In · school diplomas today . is 38.19 Mrs. Willie Brown. Moriah Cemetery in Kansas City. ]00 b~ tl'uio el('dfll Jn(lustry 111 lhr • crease in<hcates a better JOb be1 ATI'END FUNERAL Appa lachian PowN Company even; of nu('lt".ar all ad Jng done by high schools in keep· _"""',.....,"" Mr and Mrs. George Lerner at-[ has establlshffi 29 1 ad1o loclcal l All f II . PT. PLEASANT New figures ing stuCents from dropping out· ... .. '·"""l . er <Jn mtent~ 1 o owmg a . . tended the funeral Monday of ] monJtonng sl::Jl ~on~ to mea!'ure 1b ~.Jst. tralffi ml•n will Pmer~ Hl<iH:atc what edu cators h a Y e New figures help support this. Ry Vir~tinia Carlf'tiJIII ' Mr _ Benny Kaurr at Columbus. fallout actJvitv In the two statf:'S _, I - b{'en suspecting for sometime IThe r th w ' v · .. · , · rom s Iw It er t o Ia k·p J"dUJO ogJ- 1 • y are rom e es 1rgm1a ·: onl has been received here Mr. Kauff was a former resident H st"rVf's , it has been an nou nN'd 1 d" R It 1 th " .11 lhnt m.:mv Wt-st Virginia Khools •. --' ,. B II t. The b 11 ,. "dd b . . b ra rea mgs. t-su s o • u te m . 1'11' death of Mr. Homer Ch_ar~ or Mt leport ut had hved m y H. E_ McCorma<"k. Appalarh .. d 1 h tl 1 II 1IS 1WI 1 are het teri ng their holding pow- 1 I:A.~uca rt JOn th u e m.~ repo . , _ Permme wen w a ou t>ve s at over...., per ~n o1 C I b 1 I.Ltras. 79. of Kansas CJiy, o urn us several years. He was lJJJ s supenntP"ndt>nt of system op-- 1. 1 h t .t th "'I' · lth .. ,_ h · h · d · b · . d. t" · •-• b II 1 . . . o ~rm1 t o er ~ ·Recent report released by H .oseh s1UU':Dis w o were m t e 1s ow enoug 1 1\11"1. an 1t rmgs a 1ee 1mg a 15 mgwsut:u a payer. pRY· eratJOns .- and lta JJ;on rf'prf'senta- 1, ,_ · 956d 1 r. 1·r1 fnunrl sorrow to large num- ing in tht major leagues. At one live for the Defen:-~e Electric ' POI\et· com pany em p oy~;; 11 0l'· . s . : lmnt groUt: m I 57 _gr~ uat· 1, llf folks in Mason County and !ime ~e led the Fe~era~ ~eaguP Power Administration_ If~~ ~ th,e _work of restorwg elee-· rhom_as McCray , Execut;ve D1- ~ four years later. Thaf, 1s 1·· .~rNl aa·ound as he was a rei- 1n wht('h he played m hJttmg for McCormack sa id esta blishmtont c S(n_:~e. lrectot of the State Board of mcrea~ of over 2 per cent :H1 .. of thE' Morriston ' family ami two yean~ . He was a persosnal of the stations _ 13 in Virgin ia NOW IN PROGgESS \ I, :1 lrgP number of relatives friend of Mr. Lerner who say~ he arxl 18 in West Virginia _ was 11'!'1' He and his wife attended was one of the finests men that --- ---~w Morriston Family Reunion ever lived in the Pomeroy Bend. PT. PLEASANT Closing Out Entire Stock At Cost ll'l't' .1 fe w years ago. He died BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAINED · LIVESTOCK SAI.ES CO. iunday the 19th at a hospital in 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McC1ung PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Cosmetics, Toys, Jewelry, All Nationally H:111 sns City. He had been ill slll<'e Ientertainal the Adult Bible Class Saturday, 11-ZS, 1&61 Advertised Medicines, Vitamins; Gifts and 1/J ~ l J\pril and suffered an injury j.and tea('hers of the Hartford Bap· HOGS-:- 17$ la 220 16.75 to 18.· Hundreds of Items. ill a fa ll in July that caused him ] tist Church Sunday School at 00: Heav1es 14.00 to 16.50 : Lights to be a patient in Lhe hospital their home Friday evening. [ 13 50 to 16.00: Fat Sows 12.00 -n :m ~· limes during the summer Mrs. W. 0. Hoover chose for to 15.00; Boars 9.00 to 10 OO : Pigs All Sales Ca1h & Final! 'ml fall. He is survived by his the devotional service the Psalm 4.00 lo 12.00: SL()('k .Shoats 14.00 <;ife. Lora Elizabeth (Nocjolas) of Thanksgiving. Many matters to 17.00; IJura!\, and a son. Chester John , concerning the Sunday School and CATTLF: - Steers IIUlO to 22 .· STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Lee chuf"('h were discussed during the 30: Heifers 15.00 to 21.00; F' at tienrgt>, all of Kansas City. business session. Cows 13.00 to 15.50; Canners 8.00 --.. --~- - ---~ During the soscial hour refresh- to 12.75: Bulls 14.25 to 18.75; Now is the time to buy for Christml!s and ments were served Lo the follow· ! Stock Steers 18.00 to 22.50: Stock peCI8 0 I in~ : Rev. and Mn W. 0. Hoov('r, IJ-It-ifers 17.00 to 20.00 : stock steer SAVE BIG DOLLARS!! Mr and Mr11 . A. n . Hume. Mrs. [Colves 21.00 to 27.00 ; Slork Heif· H. L. Dyer. Mrs. Jon Kearns Jr., I er Calves 18.00 to 23 50 \Irs . Earl Hoffman. Mrs. stephen VEAL CALVES ~ .. ~;., 38 ~ Howard, Mrs. Donald A. Smith, Se('onds 38.20: Medium 2fUIO .to 1Mrs . Arthur Roush. Mrs. Jacob 32 _90 . Common a d H . . 22 1 , MASON, W. VA. Phillips, Mrs. Ruby Booed, Mro. 30110 p eoVJes .- , Read Fall ou t Holdino Po•,ver 1 I T s Mt. l n wo tates Soria) Notes I I ! Long Bottom Social News . 1 ":il· In Mt State Quitting-Business If SALE!! LAY-AWAY NOW!. .. l..et Vs Be Yo11r Santa l'la11• FOR We Are Participating In The Pt. Plea&ant Retail Merchant• Christmas .. . CHRISTMAS "SHOWER OF The Fountain CoAle In For Details! . Avail yourself of one of our Three Services for a worry-free . Ctiristmas and New Year. CAMERAS-TOYS-BILLFOLDS ELECTRIC RAZORS-PIPES MENS TOILETRIES-CIGARS CHILDS XMAS BOOKS-PERFUMES ~ e LOANS TO $2,000 e 4Y2'Yo Paid On Savings I 2412 Jackson Ave. Pt. Pleasant, W. Yo. Phone 1850 Kathryn Moore, Mgr. •• mo e H.·,am ;~ News Notes witt! fhli evou GET A •BuY A LIVING ROOM Mrs. Robinson Is the daul!hter o£ · Mr. and .Mrs. Gi!lbs. .__ MJg Twlla Rickard VIII visiting In New Haven on Saturday . wllh Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ad· ldns. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. How..IJI!III~ ard Rayburn in butchering re~ «!ntly were Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE • SUITE AT ·S ALE ON~~~ .• $1.00 PR 'ICES MORE YOU BE Strato~ounger $100 Worth of Free Furniture THE JUDGE . OF YOUR OWN (:HOICE FROM STOCK When You Buy Tftis Christmas! Th• best way to judge any law is by its results. The utility rate law in Ohio regulating eltphon•.· electric, water ond gos services os proven itself fair to yvu, the consumer, o!l imporiont oreas - roles, .service, ond •i{egulalior.o . · " : · IATU ••• Ohioani in the fifties enJoyed abundant utility service at reosonoble roles, Plonntd adtquot. utility services for the sixties help Ohio to successfully cQftlpete for new industriol plants ond retail establishments, r•sulting i~ new jloyrolls ond greater prosperity• A·200 ; Model . DE-300 DRYER $ I . 209.95 · $40 Trade.:.tn For Your-Old Breakfast Set Christmas GIVE-AWAY (REGARDLESS OF CONDITION) ,.. 'l oiiiiiiiiC..filn Entire Stock..·BJeakfast Sets NOW·ON SALE I . . OFF wiM. Ni.""'Y·tllree percent cif oil lnd•· pendtnt telephon.i ore. dial o,rotecl • , • k!r above the national average. .· liOULATION ••• ()hie's. utility rote IQVf is , eciN. to .~inllllster because it is bo"!.d ' Upon o .SQund fomlula. Since It is ecny, · to !fpPiy, it is· less·· u,lensiva ,_, you, the toxpayer. · '269.95 Famous Quality IJ 10% ' IBYICI , •• lnd~d!'llt. teleph~e ~· · pon;,tlii Ohi!J i:lr41 keeping poce servtee· Model ,,.. A-200 WASHER ,Nave A Full Stock of .'l'. 3". 6" Batt . " . ' :011/o'(, fltl#l!y rote law - .- t=REE · 3~PIECE .a•DROOM SUITI . ' ,w trell. co. Mr. and Mrs. Arcll Roush have returned to their home a r t e r having spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing and Jamlly in Akron, ' Mr. and Mr.s. Arch Roush as· sisted Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush with their butchering on Thanbgiving Day. llVt' U1~uru neeu ,d Mr. Emory Fry on Friday. 1 Sunday evening gueats of Mr. · and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs were Mr. Elson Long, Denver Gibbs, and Mlsa sandra Gil>!!•· V181T REf.ATIVES Mr. and Mrs. ·ROger Hatndle·y. and Roger, Jr. and Mark of ft. Pleasant tloited with Mr. a n d 'Mrs. Joe Turner and Robert othor relatives In Middiapoit • 1957 CHEVIOL~T · CONVERliatE"'' Real 'shiltp ' ; ' "' ·. ._ I]' • . .. .. ao9, . bu,)l, Mrs. Clarenee .Yeager was Jhopping In Pomeroy recently. Mr. and Mn. C. E. Fry visit· No Money Down: . lJ.IUIUU li'UJ'niLure. Asl{ tor )Ol&t ' \ , .to'rw 1u:.~W~' ...,! !'~·u~·._.• u ~~. noon. Tue>day. (Regl!ltr. $200 Value) , ea<:b store , • • .K-utlanu Thanksgiving 'holidays with her pa11ents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil .Adkins. Miss Adkins Is Jn nurse's, training in Galllpoil!. · Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs and · Mrs. Jooephirie Robinson wore shopping In ' J¥1eroy on Friday. c'· ' Mr. and Mrs. Wa'fne Hart, Jr. · Columbus, visited ovet the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Way n e Hart, Sr., and Mr: and Mrs. Taft Boston. John Fry and daughter, Judy or New Haven, visited Mr. and )\Irs. C. E. Fry: on ~day arter- &of; . . One ~·P<i. 1>4idre'oln .. ,u;te &iien "IW"l' at & ·ZUSPAN and family in Akron. Mro. Bia11<he Yeager visited in Mason on Friday. Mise: SUe ·Adkins spent the ~­ PAIR . SALE . Dlniter guests recently of Ernie and 'l'wlla Rickard and l!lanclle Van Schoyok were Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claren,ce Yeager and daughters were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hudson and fam~y. Mr. ·and Mrs. Leo Litchfield and family. and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Durst and daughters. Ernest Rickard and J. C. Rickard were bu!liness visitors in Point Pleasant on · Mo'nday after· noon. Business vlsi.tors in Gallipolis on Saturday were C. E. Fry and Johnny Fry, Mr. and Mri. Okey B. Roush have returned to LheP; h o rn e aft~ -having _spent & . week .vifit· ing Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing lAyAway For ;,-- Yeager. SIX-16-0Z. BOTTLES Includes 54" Dresur, Largo Chest, Bookc11o Bed ond 2 Vonity Lamps. Special Buy Now On ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Robinson ol Cbarl<stA>n were Weekend guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs. TWO for ONE SALEI S9c AI. Center Slices L•lt On ..... . Full Shank half lb. i 00 Extro Top Value Stomps The Grate Brothers Special! ~o~ J)O »,~.,.~-' ~ ·· ·· ~ com biniltio~ lei•~~ to will. -,.-~ A., 11it._ . of Braun's, Bologna Wieners, P&P, Dutch, Spiced Luncheon '"' S1110ketl Sliced Hatn ~.:~l=lb.~p~k~~.-~5~9~c=-----------~..: .J WJngs .... ., 19c Bacb •. . .. lb. lOc Gtilets .... ... 29c ......~-----__, llrJ 5Jonts,-gtt 1 FREE · Vall Ca"'p ' Pork and Beans No.300 cans QUALITY NIGHT STORE HOURS . Fri. l Sot. 9-9 P.M: 2-lbs. Chef's Delight _ __ Armour or Br~un'1 Chairs $49·95 '. Middlepolf Mason sph·ing services. I ,lULATION Coats Bldg. BUT NEVER ·· for continuous A series of revival senrkes wUI qu;•hty control of the pl'()(luct t rt N vember 30 at the ~huorch L. I . t" od t' sa o '-"· thr\.lU~P tts en •re PI" uc Jon of Christ in Christian Union st.1 f'. Hartrord. The services will begin 'lie tuhe mill . plus the recent- each night 8t 7:30p. m. The Rev . ly ~mplP! ed aluminum coil pre- Troy Fields o£ Nelsonville. Ohio, paiJl(.m g lines., m·e examplf's of will be the evangelist. Special st1X!'Iim y mill "ftuipment for the slnglng each night by visiting loredpctinn an4 rolling of facilitiefl cal talent. The pastor, Rev. Guy th~t hnvc helped increr.se Rav - Sayre, extendl!l a cordial welcome ('n ~Y. ood Works' employment to , to t!veryone to attend these in· Save A Big 10% Now ! DUTTON DRUG CC>. · · also. provide I ( •, Many Other Gift Items To Ch001e From u: H. F . Wagenhnl!J. Mrs. Hu go .JuhlSpecialized roll rorm equip- 1ing. Christeen. Carol and Paul ml•nt re~ntly installed at Rav- Hoove1·. tonswOOd Works i!l helpinJol f i ll PERSONAL.IiJ growing demand~ for ·quality . Mrs. W. T. Stotne was In Huntaluminum tubing for the 'na - Jngton rere~tly . . tion 's outdoor furniture momuf<l('· t Mr. Austm Judson of Wheelmg hire rs, was .a gue_st of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ham~ last wt•t>k. Moo-e thc:tn !KI,OOO,OOO pou1Jds of M . .ll be ed . I rs. .1. W. KeII has re1urned 1 1 111 a ummwn WI . us ou · home from the PleRsRnt Valley dnnr furl11ture U_unng the ~om- Hospital where she was a surgJ. m~ y('ar acC'Ordmg to f01-ecast.~ ('al p<ttilltt for several days. wh1ch 1-ec:enlly were completed. Sund.ay aftemoon guests of Mr. Ravenswood's newly-installed and Mrs. J. 1\1- Crump were Mrs. lube mill Is designed to r o 11 F. G Musgravt> , Mrs Raymond follln and weld aluminur11 tuM in Musgrave and Mrs. Charles Mus· .031 to ,Of& gaug~. and t h e grave of Point PlefJsant. eqtup-ment. has a capacity to Weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. wdtluO> the tubing at a rate of 1Thomas Harris w~re Mr . Burdell 300 ftet per minute in three-quar·l Barton and son and Mrs. lt"r and one lnpP diamet<'rs. Hill of Columbu!l, Ohio. Welded alulnlhum tubing pro- ' Juhling McClung , a student vidf'<; many advantages fo1· out- West Virginia University at door furnitw·e manufueturers. gantown. spsent the Thnnksgi\'ing Tu-hing produced in this manner va~ation at home with his par· ha.o; conslslent wall thickness to ents. ~r. and Mrs _ A. K. Me· assure uniform l!trength and also Clung, I pl"f1i.ide!> production e('onomies Mr. and Mrs Ray Denny ()( and consistent formability fea - Huntington we1·e the guest~ of tt~·rs. , Mr and Mrs. James M. Crump Q"he Ravenswood works' lo('a-1Saturday arternoon. tiOn fol' the ree~mt.ly- installe<l mill Mr. and Mrs. Mack Howard nl lows Kaj~r A~uminum to er- hove ret~rned home from a. t~ · ly •M! r lvl ce ~ _, • weeks tr~p to . Rockford, Uhnms. r.1C1etl me expauum~ . . · where they vlstled thCJr son. Don· ~11tdoor Furniture 1mdusll"y . The ld H d -, f 'l'tk! a owar . • r II . \1 Iant 8 u y mlegl"alt.'ll acl J s TO HAVE REVIVAL ' Our gifls for the whole family are on dis- · play. We invite you 1o come in early and lay-away your cho ice. GIFTS" j S • }R }} • t At Equ1pmen • work•Ing Kaiser ··- ' Legs . •, . 39C:": New . .. Cheer Kroger White Bread $ Blue 16 oz. large boxes loaves $ -- Peaches ....~;, .....5 •;;.;~> $1 Buy 4 pkgs.; get cake knife FREE · Swansdown Cake Mix Beans .................. 8 •;;.~ $1 • -~~·.. ..,.t 7 •.... $1 Ma rgarrne 14 oz. pkgs. Saltines ....... ~:~!~ ........;~..19c -------- . ,, •. Orar:-ge Ju1ce... & _ Kroger F,.zen 1-tb. · .-1 .. ....... • , • "-t'l' :.- .( I _,,· /' ,• ,v·' 1 ~ ' 1·~ . ' "·.. . .,,, ' t :-1. ," l"'• ·. . l ,• . _, .... " eem ...... :~-"·~·..~:t~ Potatoes ...~;~~~·""'·:':':~~~ Gl --- ------ ----- Fresh Kale· . . . . , . ·sweet Corn ....- c.lto paclc ........................ yellow ... H~lld~ Fruit .Cake. Ingredients Lem'!n 11r Orange ""Is .o4 oz. pkg. 25c Red or G - Cherrleo .o4 oz. pkg. 39c Freoh Doteo . . . . • 18 oz. ·pkg, 49c .White R!!lll~• ........... pkg. 35c Ml•ed Nun .' .. ; • • . . . 2 lb. bog 99c ............. .. ,. ............ .. each _ 6 ears 19c 39c .l lO !. I ·I I Romaine .. ~~~.19c Escarole ................ ~~~~ .19c English Walnuts .•• 59c Brazil Nuts ·............ !~. 49c • r • i 'iI .:· ' ::" I. Vah•• Stamps h ' with thit , to\II'On and ' ';JufChq '~ ..9f .s • . .... '""" •. .Florida Grapefruit: Couporr •iplrlt Sot.. 0..:. 2, 1961 MASQN, W. VA. . t• I' .....i• ! l ' ~rtP, �• I H warm ·y'OUr . w II w· h c Id c u s . I CI . d " •bu~~· ~:·~·, . a Cl It 0 as .. Se eDliDC aSSltle . S l · l~~ r• --~-------~-----•IIIaBy SIDUnll, PomerOY·Mldclleport. Television In Review ;;a~k.~~in;r !:::!"~~::'.~ R. L Gotthardt her mother , Mrs. William Mor· POll CONSISTENT C&PENDABLE RESUL T5 -..,TES ·· . I DAI ' 16 • ... tlllo • 'lie I DAYS IIOc $1 ~ tl-50 8 DAYS 1 110. $2.211 18.00 17.10 SU6 11.811 le&l•ll • ,..., or the most Leyden won't be out of wort recent convention of TV's Broth- long. He cornea back on TuQ.. . , hood for Lumplnl llld Ovorlal>' day, Jon. I, u -'emor v in~ Broadcasts, better !mown, NBC-TV' I oew pallel ahow, "Y1llll' I pr rhaps, as BLOB. • P'1rlt Impression." In accordance wltll time-boa. Gloria Swanson portr&7s a al· ored BLOB procedure, tho pro- leD! lliOIIIe lllr ID "A Tout gram chairman scheduled " ABCTV'a "Straight.. awa~· " Membe,.. in good standing, n· cluding your traveling recording secretary, were permitted mo•e about 11 will and monitor portions of each aeulon for u Jon" as their atrength held out. After tha welcomb!J addrMI b)' Meyer Meyer of "87th Preclnot," the chair swnmarb.ed the secoon and reported OD the blob bing of "Eyewitness" and ' McGee's Here and Now" on Jl'r1.. daya, of "Meet The Prell" "20th Centuey" on SUllclays, the continuation of suo Pt-IONE WY 2·2157 Nov. · NEW Yom· tVP!l -Here are with ill bee. :1!1 show, emcee the aecret minutes seminars and business meetings 8»eei"a!-ooe month for ao eeau per wwc1 ruil ,pl.l ot t ...ll per wurd ..W oe chat~e<l lor 14'~ if DOl P&.ld within to days .tt•r recea"'•l h1U. ElTon 1Ja A.dvertbm_&--Sbould 1M reported lmiDediJleiJ. I'b.~lJ Seiltinel will Ml AM ruporWbll for more thao ••• '1b~:~~aeet iDserUOII. card· Df ·'J:1tanU Uld S51d•l Notice. of Eventl, $1.2.1, fcir -110 -.! mlll1nuam. Bleb od4itionlll word, lc. ObitniJ'iel pabllob.. II 1 cal per word. . 0, 28, ) eplsodt for Friday, Dec simultaneously In different suites. 15. Julia Meade, who will be in • eoDti ... word, 0110 W...vrc llbolmum d w l tenta. ti ceata C)er word (or thrH eon1eeutive t.u'Uou. WOIID8 • TWO unfurnished c:oUages, People's Terrace Pomeroy. Sbortl walk to markets. Phone WY 2$385 or WY 2·2327. IHI·30tp Hollywood filmlug a featuromotkm picture for the montb, piau fa 11J fa eaeh waekeacl IJ>r her pe.arlnCtl on CBS-TV'• •'Ed liviD Sbow." · · The 7th onnuli "Cbrlltmu Sblg BlDg," scl!edulod lot Doc. 24 on CBS radio, will star bll wHe, Kathy; R-.y ey, Edgar Ber&m and Clull'U.•I •i. ,. ·r :• . i,. .' McCarthy. "Drop-<1111," a "Bell • ~=:~~ dealing with the 1 LI'L ABNI!I lrALCAif of youngsters who board 11. p.m. newscast.. replacea the rate resolutions were No Money Down FOR SALE 1957 FORD '60 MERCURY 2 Door Hardtop FAIRLANE $00 ..". . banquet on ABC.TV Tueoday. Very Clean · . • Comb)nation Loan · , I ..... approval when advised that early in 1962, Gertrude Berg'o "Mrl. G. Goea to Colle~e" would move GpiiOI~Io Shirley Booth's "!laze!" Widespread frnstration was 1or·e- 11 caJt amid cheering. Various ports which described the ill'1tra·ll family violence ~t occUITid II WANTED: The VjliYS and means corrun~l-11 1962ow •• 808Is Iee repor ted th 8 t I•· ... w(>blcl be t0 1·&ftl: '.'Dr. Kildlre'" .a ,.,.~ , move.,! JDPI*IitDI!, 11Ben ~ey.' KElT~ GOBLE FORD ; K.EITH GOBLE FORD ~"l'he Steve Allen ShOw" moved opposite "Tho Garry Mbote Show," Next get to work on your shou1· With 'llnn.s outstretched, fingers to toes, and up ,..1 as far as possible to lim· the· spine at tbe same time. "Boriansa Get In Strideuse Classlhedl The W1nt A.d:t al'fl llWtllt tntuert. (DI, tnfotmltiYe, hmlphil. They'll hlllp yoa 1111)1, tell. rn' ot hh'e .. proltlabb. Hne you trit4 a Want Ad t.tebt DAILY ~=~~~~ .. Wagon Train," ·and ... shift..; to <011.pele with IIDOI.ber h1~hbrow Cll:ll.l~,.,.. Sir"' one·set homes were greeted e11' hustiastic applau.se. '58 CHEVROLET 2 Door Bel A'1r SENTINEL feature, "Bullwinkle." Phone WY 2-2157 The Cb.-1 l-1 Allllaqh "It Could Be You" 1111 clropped The waya and ine8DI Santa · Sl,lggests ..• A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR / Will be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR "MAl-L" o o o •• e 0 0 0 '' • 0 I 0 0 0 0 New or Renewal GINTLIMIN: r ltnel- • -------- for wlllch 11nd ..... Jtlrt oubocr!-tlon .. 'rho Dolly Sontinoi to: Ntfnt ~··············-------------------- --- --~- \ ) --(6) L'OST & FOUND -- --~- BLACK 1'~ cocker span iel with 4 'W~1tij~ . Reword. Call WY 2-3~ , ' , , . 2·5218. . ' '.$8 DODGE Auddrtll -------------------·------------·------.I 2 Door Hardtop -~~------- --------------------------------- --' 26,000 Actual Miles ·We Will Send AChristmas Card 11 28 3tc c=111111-•• • LILBB K!l' EWIVI' /IT TILBXIL \ LOBli:W ••·&• Val'E. Wl'Ji'f.- ·B ITIII• '!"~ Ol~t~~ j!IOl..P.~tN '"'"C'RD~. ANI) ildJ. SJft~LL J 'f._S;::i A WA Y."-'tU,II'Q& av~ ;g.. • .. _.. .._ -=... -- WMPO Radio 5:55 Sip On 6:110 Toda,y Wllb God 8: IS Counii'J Jamboroi e: t5 Metss CountJ III'D 6:1!3 Farm Time 7:110 Breatt• l'lrty 7:25 ExteDded W111thtt 7:30 Plcteu llazdwaro !Tues. & Thurs. only I 7:50 SohiO' News Report 1:110 Breakfall Party 1:25 World NtWI Coli• Wltb Jonot Betil N._ Morlllng Modltatlou Callblg Pl. Pleuant n:oo SWap 8bop • Community BullotiD lloard tl: ll ~II')' Hoe Dowa 9:00 11:41 10:110 10: 15 11:10 11:45 11:61 12:00 12: 15 Time l"arm Tlmo Mid-doJ flow JCIIOI Ave. ColiDII')' llado AREN'T THOSE SIC~NS cu:re' Nooo NO\VI JUSI l"or YOD · 1:21 NNI I:SO Just l"or You a:110 p..,. ~25 2:30 ! :00 I 4:30 4:411 4:511 ' 1:00 I 5: .II 1:211 1:45 Ohio NOWI Pace PlatW' PartJ Local Ne•a Jon eo Bllioll • • l1'lllodaJ ooly) Musleol u,aterlea Kart • VaoZIIHit Sbow Mon., Wad., l'ri. only) Sporto Parodo Newa Rouad-ap Ofllbt Air WJEH RADIO 1\hadoy Tbr.... ......., 8:58 Sip On 7:00 Mlllletl Clock 7:45 The !Jielluo 5:110 oino V<llley News 8:05 Oblo News til :115 MUOD County News 1 12:00 Community Neyo Noon News IJ·1o Ohio N.,. 12: 15 Markell 12:20 Bullidl iJ'oard 12:25 Ne...O:OrU.. 1.2:01) 1: 10 Sporll Tod!IJ MUllet! Clock Col)lmUDIIJ Newt Musietl Clock Public Service Sllow Sbowen of BlusiDI Masoa ColiiiiJ Newt Talll ol Toft World NawJ 11:110 Wbat's M7 Numller !MOD.. Wed.. FriJ 11:110 Talll ol the Town ITo.._, 'l'blln.l 11: II Talll of the 1'nll 11: II Churcb Belli Rlaa 1: 211 1:66 9:110 9: so 9:45 10:110 10:115 the 0'1-illQ OII!J) If: 40 Social Socurlt7 - t'l'UIIda1 0!111> '. t tM'I &RJ&1. THJilY; "JGV::mi T.I US Subscription Rates "'1''oJ' YEAR $8.00 . . 6 MONTHS ... · .... · .. .. $4~25 I · r.oa 011aa& • au a: •· 'I'WJUI'WI', !!1:30 Flll'llllllld Rome floor ' 12:411 Mr. Malic 11:6&~ Newt '1:110 Mr. Mlllla 8:110 Warld' Newt 1 3:115 .... Mlllfo i I:II~Ntwa 1:00 bciDI ::. Dou f:IO,Rallbla f i41 Wnrld Report .I'" t:SD Sporll t:J!j . . _ CuiiJ News 5:110 tlallimuDitJ NIWI ! •• ~. ~:-~. 5:115 Worid NIIWI 5: 15 MusiCII!e' 6: 110 Bunsot lloulovanl 6:30 Sip Off --:~ .. .' : <· 'Stridly Confldenllol :. , . , P~ 0. Box.271 ",. p~,~roy, Ohio ·- lt ~ •• --·· a I:SO Breakfllll Party THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 ·I' , • ' ~~~=~;:I and "The Bullwlnkle Show." "Walt Disney's World of Color'' opposite "Dennla tho .Menace," an~ "Mr. Ed" opposite "$, I s-Go," roared 'l coverage of al FootbaU Foundation'• unanimously, expressing tion for the .lllllping eac1 of. auch attractions as Delegatee ii•" . ,..~ .. - ,, �- •··· .. y·-- _.,,. ______-..:. .::;.:::_ -~. I. •• "I 12-DaD:r Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Nov. 29 1961 11 - - · - - - - - - . ~.v..l Bereans · r.u,.. · ' tlameOfficers •- N y ,.._- eW ear ,., Around And Abou t Midclleoort Family Dinner Was Held In MitU!leport A fam ily dinner was held last i Sunday at, the home of Mr and I I New officers · ~--for ed the romlng ,._,- were e~d Tuesday eveDtMi' by the Loyal Bereans Class of th Middleport Chutch of Christ in a short business meeting following a turkey din· ner at· the M art"lD .._........,.taurant. n.,., BY MIBS PIII!:DDIB Mrs. Dale BOUDAIIII!L'l' · Barnhart in Middle· r' port .which celebrated their 36th Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J. Bartweddmg anniversary , the birth- let and children James Martha day of their son, Ernesl, and the ,and Rebecca the ' Thanbbirthdays of two of their grand- giving holidays with their son-insons, Greg Kenneth Barn- Ilaw and daughter Mr and Mrs hart · sons of Mr. and Mrs Ron- Arthur Ford at Baltimore ' · Route.· · ·Mro. Childs, ot•tgoing ald Barnhart . I Other dinner'gUeSts · at the Fords ~.s,dent, P~ O"Yer the meet- Attending were thf' hnnored for Thanksgiving day were the . mg aod ofhcefl elected we r e ones. Ronald Barnhart , and dau· ' Bartletls' son aod family, Mr. R1ce , program, Mrs. Allensworth; 1i hter. Kathy. Visiti ng with 1 h e and Mrs. Eugene Bartlett of Mrs. Edgar Allnsworth. v i c during the aft ernoon were ' Hebron. Before returning borne president. George Meinhart. sec- Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Huffman Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett and lam· ond VIce president; Mrs. George and daughter o! Chester. · lly visited in Newark with Mn. Mowei'Y,, aecretary; Mrs. Claude Bartletl's niece and brother and Ashley , secretary, and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Eu loin. Childs .. . treasurer. gene Emerich and Mr. and Mrs. Plans for annual ChristOscar Sines. mas party to be held Decem· Mrs. Marie Stiner Is employed bet 12 at the .church were disas the manager of the Sclmei· ..,..00. The group decided to OUr U $ der's Antique Shop oo Main ~t 1 1 ~ nd Marth~ 1 I Wide-Awake 4-H Club Closes Membership Roll '!be Wide-Awake f.H cl.m met ~~lr the homo o1 ~o.~~ot:nda_:_~M ~-. iBa atDiane · M~ Comas. cathy Russell, ~t in charge when prerta ' was eD by the : : ; andwere glv. er and gi Is treasurnew corned into the cl b r were wl· '!bey were Toney Shelia Toney, Joeephine Toney ' Mary · fiv~ B~· Jo Hindy aDd Sharon S.:, Bin· dy. MI$1 McComas the eed the Jriembership 10 ed. ro c During the meet.in the girls worked 011 pin eulfl..' and refreShments by Myrta Wil8011 to tboae ed tloned above ar.:1 RQbb ll¥lll· Ord, Betty Rae Bill.. n and April Mood and y WUson and L. W. Middleport Cuh Pack, 244 met Slreet in Pomeroy. as who were guests. Monday evening at the r i r 9 t Mr. and Mn. Bill Darst and Tbe next meeting will be held United Presbyterian Church with ' chikk'en , Jeffrey and Decenrbet 30 with Robbie Jean approximately 75 clubs and par- L;ron returned to their home Ord and She11a Toney as host· ents attending. John i rawsrzyn, Luna after spending '1llanks!!lv·[ was in charge of ....e ing with Mr. and Mn. D f~mlly ~s1.stant :ift w':e ~ M agic Show Was p resented By D F C b ~he1r ~ve~~:: lUI~ lhe ( II ~ ~ ~nno: ~· en exchange .for MJ'S. ~hllds Nfretbmtslt 0 owmg committees, - . aBob C t ' . Mr. Min?' MEIGS THEATRE - P•ID:!!,:!T~:DAY ~once! ~hlldren, - ''ftt!: ~ o-• ~~.!"J:.."r'" THE . PRICE DEFIEs . C0MPAR IS 0N.I ~ =:· =,: , "::"'en . .. tonal oraaa hu 10 much and coeta 10 Uttle ~OMPLETE MAGIC MUSIC LIBRA . :Wattu.a, Classict J•· b RY Hymno, Polkas, ' - - everyt ingf ·. .. .... .,...one Prow. It to rour..tr _ wru... _ now ·tor • free ltomt d._tretlen. I ~~.;~::.~•=:;t:~ LATilt-USI DUR I· IIII!OIT PLAN - -- . right sport ohlrts, ps •nd 2.95 Give Him · A Sweater Tops on many a man's Christmas " wish list" Js a sweater! You can be doubly i ure of pl_easing your man if you eboose his Hweater here! We hav,e au the good-looklnl styles in sJipovers and cardJgans that men lilte. COSTUME JEWELRY Fashion 1.,..1~ ll 1 leml· nine favorite - and It's e~ay to find the ·very &Ill abe wantl, here. 1.00 ond 2·00. 'fRAY TABLE SETS Beautiful HANKIES Wh i I e bacllaround with colorful rose design. 4 tables ill • ·set, . There's something so ftmhl· lne about our 1dat:nly hank· les-and they ~~take such wonderful remembrances such appreciated extra gift~ too. 8.88 ·'·. Final Plaru Made For PT.4 Bake Sale l ib..,.. of Mn. Rlohard VaughaD and attendlnJ wort Joho Nil Richard Batley, Mra. John er, IJI!I Mro. Harold Kaulf. eon. trlbutlo"" ""' beinJ aollclted membo~• and are welcomed . anyona who would like to PTA. Mernben ol the """" mltteo may be contaclad lor k llrvi<e. pic • BU: With oeasonol floral d"' ol1na. Traya are beautiful· 11 decorated with S!>rinl, erovHie, Onlorlo, Canada vlslited . Theoday with Mro. Norman Callum.loin. Minnie Divis 111111 Sarah Philllpo were viAitoro . Parlreroblll'll, W. VL lollso Mary Wll. George er and Michael and Jeffrey returned to thalr borneo In lumbuo saturday alter ope~ldiDJI[B with Mr. and M,.. • J· Mro. J. Hlll and dau~blora, aDd Mro. Janet Goooh In Parkerabora, W, Va., Suml!ler ~ Winter and Fall llowers. Rich wood flnloh· eel badtfJ'OUDd. 1.50 SHADOW BOXES Cherry wood wha.t • not ahelves. NatUral ·1inish. Gracefully deoitned. Fut Frli!J1. Tt..-, Cynthia, 8loan ond Gooeh I[IOIII tho -kend:!D with tllelr llfaJIIiparolllo. Mro. Kt,rl' Gooch. Eillllf wind.. ot metal hanrer. on back. Ideal lor I}Jurlnea, omtll ~IM!hlnt . lllllt'll ARNOlJN~ Mr. and Mro. Gone S I m m IMery. Dlil1no llemlloyl are nounc.ng ~ birth ol a a lb. , oz. daughter, Nov. 11th at ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;=i;;;;;o;;--.lcarmel boopllllin Columbuo. Sbe lo named Dutra Jo 111111 ·M.n's & Boys' K. GJondP.- Yues, etc. To WMr ' ::,!dro ~:.~~tad day with Mia Thtlm.l "' "'"· Albert Woodard and . Eleanor IIGbloD. at Holzer pllll. . SERVING TRAYS 1.25 For A 1 Boy's Christmas IIIIISI ... SCHOOL TROUSIIIS POilabed cotton• - .~n\ed cottons ln. Iiiii J ~ B llld lr to 11 $295 11 •• H ..OYI WHITI DRUI IHJIIT ..... . . ' · .. .. ~ e to ·l• ...:: li)Q~ Weoll ~n wear · . Permuent iill'l •-··· ·· -- ..... · , .... -..• , $US · 81¥1- HIM .Aooi!V IW..,.'I'IR ~~a·to" ~~ or I eoat ity!, from thlo fine "-up. - · Uld 8.~1o 18 ~. " Hl'tL LIKII .IOCKil' ........ _..... $US to $US IKn ..,h ooc!ol'sc;;.• ~bond Ioney ~tie,..' lljJort &ooa. a ta u Could Dwarf Give A BOSTON ROCKER 1.50 1.75 Fine seasoned wo'ods. Kar "'sistant finishes . Black and Ivory, ALUMINUM CAKE SAVERS . ·' Hlibly P•1llsll.li oluml· num mo' oovtll with blaek bakelite knob ·Qid heavy 1laoo plat.. 1.19 ,"" ..., .,. F RUGBY . JACKETS . ' $499·95 'FURNITURE . ' man by givlnl him ona or more of these fashion - 1.. 00 10c .. l Aaym0nd Barbrecht and .__ _ _ __ McCallum. · Mn. Charloo Gioeclmer of 11•••-11! r------- -------- .,--, e ":·throated concert hall tone• of a eomplete . . . . . . ' D~- d maj estic pow•r and beauty to the slmpleot _ ._,, .jult~t of all - anyone caa P1ay songe in aeoondl , .... iN by prosol111J the lettered chord bu~ ·;rour ~I ered ke!' that cnrr..pond with thooe In lao magic Mu.,. book. BIG in beauly - the timettoor~ ot thia tJ'atefUI organ will harmonize- with the III'O(MI' any room. BIG in nlue - no other ~bt&, full..cal~ scene . for your favorite UMBRELLA She'll look even prettier in the rain, when Simla's gift is a new umbrella fashionable so practical J Brighten the Cbrlatmas She Wdl Like A New an~ri~~M;· =gtonll<,bret:ht Mnl. 11 r1na1 p1ono ,..... made ........ onUil w1111 Mr. and Nn. E. evanlng by .tbo budget and HOI. . IIfuiimce oommtttee ot the Mro. E. J. run and Mn~·;ruti PI'A for tho bake oolo thlJ , Gooeb. and daUihtero, '-1 saturday at the Cl'OII Hardware! 81111111 and JuU left teday lor o 1~ keyboord • 72 boss chordo Trum t c 11 Store. II with .nlall'ltl ill .Columbul. ..,.....oa, Violin, Horn, Flute voiee tabl 13 pe ' e o, Pldtl o&.p....Jon pedoJ • liOie foot '!be meetlnJ wu held at the Mro. HollD Bearha vlllted~.,..·- · ~ t. 1"'). LIW!lii<O Norm~n Walker, Rov. 111111 Mrs. Donald Boone WIN In Columbu when Rev. Boone atondad meolinJ ol tho LonJ PIBlDilng Committee of the Bar,llll Convention. D"''lel Lee Malik. oon of and Mra. A. D. Malik and VanCooney, 1011 o1 Mr. II M". Pearl VanCoonoy loll for San Diego, whore tltay will receive t b o 1 bulo training In the u. s. lneo. Both boy, lfaduated MilS thlo paot May. -employed at Evans aDd D tal an at KroJer'o at timl ol thelr ~ ORCOA CONCERT CHORALTONE a~d A CDLORPUL 81FT bollda1 weekend gueolo of alter opendlng ll)e weekend with Mrs. onto, Mr. 111111 Mro. aDd lamUy returned to their home Troy, Sunday, lllter 1pendlng tbe weekeod with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VanMeter Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fish" ol Pa~ersburr. W. Va. spent the hohday weekend wtlh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muon Fisher aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arnold. . Owen WMoon of Cheylon waa lh, Thanksgiving guest ol Mr. anCI Mro. Muon Flshar and lamHy · · Mr. and Mra. MHton Roush and oon, Gregg apent the holiday end at Apple Grove with Mr llltd Mrs. Dale Roush ~ 'oon ' Mr. Mra. Patrick Qubm and children and L&:ry G erl of Columbus were holiday ':.kend guesto of their parents . and Mrs. Karl Grueser and· Bob-by. Mro. Ellie Mossman returlled home Saturday alter 8 -k'l vlott with relatlvei In Newark · Mr. and Mn. Ralph Butch•r and grandson, Richard of Rut· land were recent •• m•eolo o1 Mr and Mrs. Harry Koloer, Mlnoro-. ville. Mrs. Stella Gruem and Mra. Brodlord Maag and daughter, Myrna spent . saturday In Pl. 81 I Pie t W V1 ~th ' •• a8Bn ' . Mr. 'd Mrs. Elmer Grueoer. Mr. and Mn. Paul Werry, and famlly ol Dayton - • Thanbsivlng guesto of their parenlo Mr. C. J, Werry and Mro. aDd AlmaMro. Kitchen. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and daughler, Snsanna wore Sunday dinner gueolo of Mrs. L. C. Somerville In Pt. Pleasant, w. va. Rutland Honored 9th Championship Team In 13 Years FL:ANNE~ SPORT SHIRTS . . Middleport. 4\ttendlng were Rev. and Mrs a pms we~ awarded . Gardner Mn and Mn All · to new cubo .Jeff Allen Gary El· Paul Smart, VJCO President worth, ~ Mrs. MeKtn~nli- lis, Bill Hensler, Den~• Boggs, ~ Ohio Baptist Convention wall Mr. apd Mrs. Meinhart, Mr. a':i Edward Brown, Nicky Childs, on Cnlumb.. Monday and ThesMrs. Bunce lolr. and Mro K U Smith, Sherman MIU. day of thla week to attend a Mr. and Mra. L. R. Wiiey e.~ Byers, Ricky VanMe~ Board meeting of the cqnnntion. IOD, DIWid. Mr. and Mr• M Mork Vroman, Danny Me· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer F'-"""..;.,~~;;:;..;:;;;;;_:~c~ ~ ~~:~•lll.James Randy Becker, Roger Pick- and daughters, Ruth Wilder th J Joy Roberta were m At h en 1 IIGlaze, Pat Archer,m~lc~ Len;. Thes<lay evening where Mra. SauLarry H<rndon aDd T e r ry er atteoded annual meeting ....,.ro,, Ohio II Herll<lon. the Santh Eastern Ohio S<hool '==~~~----- J an Lo ng wao pretented Board Association whleh h ld Bak TONIOHT & THURSDAY WoU badge and also the 0 01 ; ed : t gh er Center. Mr. Sauer NOT OPIN Arrow Point at !he meetl an ou tero apenl lht dg. with lr~endJ. An art display was held by the A I s o attending tbo cubo and !he group decided to from here were Emeroon Joneo, "TOMBOY AND r;,• Deeember me«lng. MP8. E. 0 . Rail and Goorp Dal· · THI CHAMP" 'Cubble, the attendan"" award, las and from Rulland, Carrol F. (Ttebnicolor) w? WOD by Mn. Riehnrd 011- Pierce, Eugene Holliday and ClndJ Moore, Ben Johnson er s Den for having the most cubs old Grate. ~-White, Chrlotlna Smith and parenlo present. I. E. M!Uer who hu lpl!nt ond Jeu Klri<palrick All tho C•b• who had re- past two weeko in Wlldo, "'r~l•:~:;:..~• cr•lted o nh member received with hlo daughter and 11111111. Mr. ('l'echnlco)or) a rocnJlter'o badge. and Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof and Rhonda Fiem!J>il, Lant Jef. Leo Smtth spoke of the I 1 v ,.I Peggy and FlOyd Pow Wow he recently at· W1led home over the .weekend. friea and DarJo Moreno. -~~~~~~~~~~:--1'1:':·~-:~ In Huntington. Rolresh- He wa• brought home by I h IUN,, MON., :1-4-5 TU.S. Doc-bor \\'Oro aerved by dena led Vanderhoo'· . ~ and S•-'........., a LAST IUNIIT" Mn. Franklin Triplett a 0 d 'Mianksglvlng dinner wu heJd (Technkol«) Heradan. the home ol Mr. and Mra. L. W. Rock Hudaon, Kirk DoUilll McComu and daughter, Dnroth.Y Malone, Jo.seph cot-' Neal aDd Martha Code, Mr. and other gueoto wore Mr. and Mro. ten, CArol Lynley, Nevllle Mrs. u~-rt McElhlnn• M Mont Miller, Mr. and Mra. Brtnd With the ufe huli· '• rs. Miller local and nooo _tllol they onught love Hudoon, Mrs. Erwin, Mra. Mow- strong' of HuUand, ,.... ' • • tiii!J turned the fury of ery, Mra. Erwin Haggerty, Mro. Sharon Joneo, daughter of oadl other I Aohley, Mrt. Betty Cline and aDd Mro. Emeraon Jon .., Childs. dent at ou will he In '=iiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiiioiiiiio-""'ii ·l tomorrow where abe will the State Music Cnnventloo of OMEA. Mlso Joneo lo of the organization. I I I J' Mr. and Mrs. Richard • '69c "' 1·39 Give her something she. needs, something she wants. Practical and useful. ' For Win~'· IAH,R Qlm,IUs ,· MI~ . . ' ·' ~ '·.' ~...,.- en ... r..,.I d.... .,_ ....;.lio&lit• ••• .... ,. .... !If" LOW . . k FrWoy -*1!' .-,.a IW . ....... Pordy . - , • .. . 't ....... ...... ___ ... VOL XIII NO. 191 _j Give much pl~asure Jt little cost, with aprons. Pretty col· ors, tie styles and coverall styles. Give Her Nylon Slips enttne i SINGLE COPY-&! Come in and select your Christmas gifts early . We have our Lay-By System for your convenience. And in the furnilure, appliance, organ and TV departments, use our Sensible Credit Service. ~~v!l;~~~·--=====:...- 11 Mainly About People In Pomeroy &iffil ~;";:..~;~ ::'~: ;as reud by Mrs. Robert Hem- :!,~· :..:ul DO:,~~~~~ W;"" wao ( Tills Wnk.The Store Will Be Open Both Friday and Sat•••day Evenings _ _ _ _....:..__ ~ Jc:~ M ::~ Neal Mn ~ M~s.KC~arence Me· E M:cKini 'and e y, Mrs. 0. ·, ey Mrs. H 0 m er Ice·' program~ Mrt· ul Dorst, Jr. other dinner R'fts which was opened with ~ I~ MnB. Leslie E:;win and Mrs. flag ceremony by Den -4. with Mr. and Mrs. Dant were a r unce : gut exch" nge . Mrs Reg Tygrett (Ruth Mrl. Do y 1e Mille nd M ' A mag1c show was presented · Claude Ashley r a rs. Den 2 unde r d irection of Mrs. lltonl and daughter. Frances Ann Tablea were .decorated in Clyde Ingels, Mrs. .John Koko- and Mrs. _Clara Hamilton of Pt. lng· widl tfle Qlriatmas sekeep· vitch and M-rs. Leo Smith. A Pleasant, W. Va. and Mr. and 111111 the b .010n reading, "A Good Cub Scout" Mn. Dana Hamilton, Mr. and e Make Elberfelds .In Ponleroy Your Yule Shopping Center • .. . Soviet Power arents Glad· . .,.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 29, 1961 weaver