https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/613dec3eed6f1a1f4bd58f5c60ba9165.pdf ca96459ecdf39f2ceebeecbaec24c79b PDF Text Text I-",.•. i.,.,..._..,.._... l h II'.... .... .. . . . . . . . a a_. ... ....,.._.,_. • _.. .,_.. ,._.-,.._,..._-..-.a..._._..;.__ _ _.;;,)__ • • - •• d " .. , ... . • I • Now Yon Know The deodly ___ ......_...._ ·- • i!pk1er, dry, we~ crou,~·· snlna .ao web •• a aaare, 1111 ............ Ua ,..., .., ~feed ol lanaIIIla at y e •bleb llvet • Wet. !louwoera ud Cealajll elaer'' Coasicle raW~ WumH CIIIII&IJ --VOL XIII NO. 192 ~1 aM~~::~~:~ 41-M. Lew soatpt a.& Pomeroy·M1ddleport, Ohio, Friday, Dec. 1, 1961 eloMy .....,.,....... 1 ;.: . - '. ... •. ... e~wo, - I Son Of 'Mr. Republican' Will Run For 1962 Congress-At-Large Seat ( f I I .I I I ~ t \ I I Lay Cornerstone Dec. 9th I Junior Version OfFamous At Wahama's New Jr. High s:~~T:~:t~~~~!~ .,,~ 1 PT. PLEASANT-Annfkncement of the laying of 1 son of the late Republican Senate leader, said today he the new Wahama Junior High School cornerstone on De· will make his move to enter national politics next year, cem~er 9th was ma~e at the Mason County Board of Ed· • by running for congressman at large from Ohio. uaat1on meeting Wednesrlay. Taft, who says hi& political _ _::_ __ __ _ __ The ceremony w!U be held al ing lo the Avalanche Farm Wophilosophy is close to that of for. I p. m. and wlll be conducted bv men's Club. mer Vice Presi(lent Richard M. the Grand Masonic Lodge Of w,·~t Tom Williams of Arbuckle apNixon, made the aDDOUDcement of Virginia. The Clifton Lodge No. 231 peared witil a complaint concern· his plans at a news conference. w!U act as host lo the GrtrKl ing discipline on one of the school The Ohio Republican organiza· todge. Ibuses. The board agreed lo intlon had been anXlOUt for Taft to · Other action taken by the boud 1 vestigate. The next meeting of move up lnlo national politics .was hiring of several new teae:1· t~ e board wiU be Deember lOth. where his family had received ers, Mrs. Hortense Epling, ape ~i-1 I ! may honors. 1 a! edjicatlon -· ·- ..- · :~:o,l : MarHis father, the late Sen. Rob- Meigs County Jay Ceea are glv· • p,uerit - :-· ' " " '.irian at Pt. I ert A. Taft, was the Republican ' ing their services again this year , :: r or H'"h : Low~ll H. · MR. PRICE leader bl ·the U.S. Senate for lo a Jllfjor community Christmas :· J ·,on, s~~cial education at II\IUIY years and was a contender time project. '!bey will attempt !· ,, -.€iT, _Il ,ary scJ.ool. ' for the party's presidential nom- lo provide a f~ basket and new P • .. n·ond Pe ~ k was emplovPd · ination. · loy for each needy family and £·, bund dire~tor at Hannan High Taft's grandfather William child ill the county. }:·,::>ol lo repiMce Dale Riley, who Howard Taft, was pre;ldent of the . Letters have been mailed ask· 't.": ~:::ted a position in Ohio. The . United States and later chief jus- big contributions to help sponsor b<nj" did not accept Riley's A third reorganization meeting tice of the Supreme Court. , the project. The Jay Ceea aaid res!knation as band director. of the Meigs County Red Cross Ruanblg Delighted OOP they feel the project is one In T'n. board authorized the pay- chapter was set (or January 10 Iwhich most able persons should rr·. nt pi $60 to Jerald McAllister, when last night's session e~ed . , Taft dell~h~ the Ohio R~ub- like lo have a part. ac: 'ng·, band director, at Wahama the second time without off1cers Joe L. Pr~ce, Portland, has !~can organl.zabon last year m his The Jay Cees believe the easH.;.I ~hool. being named. been appointed Veterans' Service f1rst statewide race wren he wa_s lest way Meigs county people can James Mosko. speech therapist There were 16 persons at the officer of the Racine American chosen a delegate lo ~ Republi· share in the project is through ·a rt· -ort~d · to the board member; meeting, most of them acting as Legion Post 602 by William Cross, can National Co.nventlon. He ran money COiltribution. Money can of his work and future goals in representatives of organizations Post Commander. well ahead of Widely known state be converted easily inlo food h,; lield Of speech therapy, The ' and civic groups. Personal lnvi- He will work with Virgil Roush· Republican leaders flld was se<:· and toys. board authorized renewing the lations had been iellt lo all or· presently serving as service of- ond o;Iy lo fonner U.S. Sen. John Because of severly limited lease on the Vernon School build- ganizations Inviting each to have fitoer, lo. assi~t Post 602 veterans WT ~/c~:· ~~bo~~··: votea. manpower, the JayCees are dis- ·--a rwresentative at last night's a~ the1r Widows and o.~ana, blllt of nmnln w poul· couraglng contrlbutlons of food meeting, following a November w1th claims and rehabilitation se,Jonce held : ~r ~~Senate and used toys. If, however, thla ~ 16 session which also ended with- proDlems. this ld h Y 11 a br. But 11s the only way one can help, out action. He was an engineer with the Se ave n:nt ueking the organization will find some .I.. One main question asked by Llbby-Oww Glw Co., Ch~t~"lesn. J. Laua :.•a. former way to pick It up. Contribution To Christmas Fund Invited January 10th w·Il Be 3rd I Chapter Try \ Joe Pri·ce Is Named To Post Servi·Ce Offi"ce I Welfar.,.., Move Due To~y 8-y Control Board Red . Crc!ss field representative Robert Oleen was, "Do the popie of Meigs County want a Red Cross Chapter.. It was a~ a chapter is COLUMBUS <UPl) - The state needed and that effort should be Controlllng Board Wll lo decide continued lo complete re-organitoday on whether lo permit a $4 · zation of the Meigs county chapm!Uion fund transfer wlthbl the ter Persons attending last """'t'a If ata'l'hte Wsde arel!:tpathrtmeEnt. ur ay n •" • • mergency Boanl, maoo up of the same members, refused a request to - '"IS'' !leSSion wi.ll extend, again perll9n· a! blvltabons lo more local organlzatlons asking them to be represented' at the Janua,., 10 --a- ;;':0 ~:.~:d' .. :;ore)"~retirlngll ·~-·-· arid :;~w-!=~1: lll-~a!t to V!!· . lllde~~ ·tou -~ Mr. Price Is a 40 year contfn. uous member of the Legion. On his return from service bl the lsi World War he joined the John Browley Post, Charleston, and transferred to Mamtett Post 130 where he served as post command and t · ff' 13 yewas pos serYJce 0 leer ars. He Is a graduate of the Amerl· can Legion Institute, Indianapolis, f:: Taft had Indicated. in t recen months that if he did JIOI; run against Laii!Che next year be would 1964 for the ate aeat now by Democradt stephen M. Young, who has sal he will not seek re-election. Taft said that he had not at- ~~ably nmhe~ pted _ . FIRE SCENE_ An estimated $37 000 is going up in fire and smoke ID fhellGiila above located in the Hallwood community near West Columbia Thursday. lt owned by Mr. and Mrs. George E. Chamberlain Jr., both of whom work o u . , son County. Their three-year-old son, a baby sitter, and a brother of the fathllr were :. home when the fire started. - &~. 1() Sentinel Photo. - ~ · -ss Estun·a·ted At $37,. ·To West Colomb··a Fami]• y 'Ibe Jay Cee organization anI nounced It also needs names and WAIIIIINGTON (UPI)- The lAJ accurate addresses of -flmillles Jutlee De!Mrlmeal •• prethat are bl need, Including the .,.,... .. swiftly Way number of chlldren, their ages aJut lite u. s. Cammllllllt , and sex, Don Qulsellberry i 1 whNe offlclera •fletl a $linnan Df tbe project. lllklnight deadline to reglller as 000 its :. tools of &he So.W UllloL • .• Tbe •o..-enmenl waa e--''"" Mrs. George E. Chamberlain, Jr., of Hallwood, a COIJl. mnnity near West Columbia, was destroyed by fin to move fin& against the party Thursday. lllelf, railer tho Ita leaden. Loss elltimated by a mem U. 8. aUonleYt were aspeeW 8S0n her of ~asfamil to be . . . . fill to -k u Indictment agabult 1 Y · . the party W the large toight room twe ..., .,. !:~.bouse and $1J,OOII .. flint . .,..uu.,... The cauae f1l the blue, whicll :!n, BraziJIan Was :~~a ph~~S~ r.::!=~=~y " •..-- M ~ COunty I' tern to set up a state organJ. zatlon. But he has bo!en on a busy -' Ind. speaking tour, rushing around the - - - - - - - - · ~g. : state bl a red American built COLUMBUS UPJ - Tile ttate Oleen said directors ~f the Red compact car lo address numerous ConlrollbiJ Board Way approY· Cros.s chapter In Meigs county Republican and eivU gatherings. eel the lraufer . of $4 mllilon were not ele<:ted last night beSeeb New Seal I afloorpparenoftl~-~ L~ ~ ~ with'" •L- ·•-•- W·" r n..ft.... cause those attending felt more Th I The Rutland High School audl· ..., DUD.. · - 0 w ...., _ . . ..... e _,.... r should tak t' . ' e Congressman at large seat tori tod the determined. menl to permit welfare pay- persons e an ac lYe mOS T ft lu ' urn ay was IICelle of a -·nta '" remala al - - • terest in voting. beena &et\ edls a new one· havmg program PJ:eSI!IIted by Mn. Edna Three Mason county men have According to a meml- fll till """ w V dell creat when the legislature ' been · 'ted lo parti · 1e in ' · level• through Deeember. ernon .•~ease pres! over Christmas mualc George Fried· failed to create a uew district f Otlo, an exchange teacher from . mvl CJ~1 I family, the Chamberlala'a thnl the meetmg held In the Meigs . , ' . or a high lcl!ool In BrazU Governor W· W· Barron ooo- 1year old 11011 a baby lit&er d A£ ... I i l Jlill county COUfthouae. After the e~- ~.~ ~~~" f:;u:, f:::.r~ ::te add=a~:~s:= the In the freshmen home •1'00111 ~ partisan Ci~ .Conference for a brother of Mr. ~·a, transfer $3.2 mlllloo from ear- tion of tbe board of dlreclora Js on WMlPO Radio Christmas Day sus O~lo will have 24 U S ceo- assembly' Mrs. Otto addreasecl stu.iy of legiSlative matlers. - were home at the time. Tile olhlr , marked state funds to the gener· completed, an executive eecre.. at one o'clock bl the afternoon seniatives · repre- the class on aspects of leachlq Relatives bere reported the The conference, ..a aounm: three awnberlain dWdrell ~ al revenue . fund. tary will be appointed, which II For the 23rd consecutive y;ar, The Jast congressman at In BrazU and made comparlsonJ death of Edward M. Hamm, 80, board of. public opiDion, ~to in in acbooL . Mrs. ~ ~ Ho~ever, Sen. William Deddens, a prime duty of the board of d_l· tliia Jmmortal classic will be from Ohlo was the late Geor ~ of the South American teachblg bl Mlnneapolia• Mbln., November held Fnday, December • employed In lllar~ ~. ,ilr• R • ClncblnaU, Senate Fbllllce ~':;...~~ executive eecretary Is presented nationwide on radio by Bender, wboae tenn In that :Ice methodl with lhoee In U.S. high 18. He had lived there llidce the ::U:.~f Del:;'tt;: ~ Chamber~ hal ~ Ill 1 Committee chairman, aaid It or a one year term on t he Independene, Mi110url ended bl 1952. Bender later waa schools. death of his wife. ton cap Dayton, Ohio. - ·. : IIIPuid be better for th state lf a vohmteer basil. The task calls Measlah choir. It Is traditionally elected from a district and then The speaker II one of nine chll· Mr. Hamm Is survived by his . The family had 1md .. Gov. Michael'V. D!Salle ordered for day~ay a:tlon, pre.ented as a Chrlatmaa gift to wa 1 elected a u.s. senalor to dren all of whom were educated son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Edward 0 · Ba!dwm of Mason, house, f01'111e1'11 boWD . , tblt 'l)llanket cuts" bl expendi~· Progress tow re-organlza- the nation by the Reorganized complete the unexpired part of In a Metbodlat mlsaion acbool. Mrs. Michael Kloeter, a grand· and J . Knox Dye and M11fjorie Ball 1*'4*V-• . _._. rather than Ill "rob Peter to PBJ tlon of the local chapter Is being Church of Latter Day Saints, Taft's te~. She teaches geography, geology aoo, James Kloster, all ol MiJme.- ~· of P!. Pl~t, have 1\pril wileD the ~ ...S e.n. Paul." felt, but those taking an active Conductor of the choir and or· Taft't eareer 10 far baa been and physical education at Rio apolls; a lister, Ml'll. J. I. Clark. mvltecl Approximately 350 were purchaaed, State Fblaoce Director J8JIIetl part bebell~~thaOtleenmore idlnterest cbestra Is Frand!Yn S. Weddle· cloee lo that of his father Each Grande de Sui High School in of Syracuae, a sister-In-law, Mn. ~ ~~.~t the state The Middleport, PumeiOji, ... . , ~ can r..._. aa , HaR\m and . Mn """" mv '""'" - • 1\laloon drew up the flgurea pro' ' music and radio dlreelor for the aerved four lem11 bl the ltate IOUthem Brazil. G. W. a nJece, · Bald . . son, and Pl P'n ~ 1 sented by Rhodes' repreMDtative, AID FOR WILDLIFE RLDS Church. House of Representatives and The program waa Wider super- Leverett L. Roush, Middlepo~ the ~ ~ an ':ee partments answered till Cllll 111111;" <len. Chester W. Goble. Maloon each roae to be majority leader vison of faculty m.mber Harold with a number oC cousins m P porn . P . . the P!. Pleasant dep& In I Will _ •aid ~s the tranafer waa per- WASHINGTON (UPJ)-The . Jn. NO PAYMENT there bl his fifth term. His father Sauer with Tom Hysell and Don Meigs county. ~ Station and IS ~rom.~nt m back to the scene till.... , mitted, the state would not have :a~~:!, ~::a:. COLUMBUS <UPD -;A $39 nlil· wa1 out of politics for a while, Smith serving aa leaders. Mr. Hamm owned and operat· :onpta~::s~~:e~:!lo evening when grass at the ~ ~ , enough ca8h on hand lo meet cur. b- Uoo ' of wUdlU or lion payment ,to Ohio 1 publle was elected to the state Senate eel a large department store in J · t .tate 'tor Is caught fire and wu 1i1111J ta• 1 projectl tent obligations. a schools for the lleCOIId quarter of for one tenn and then went on 111 Miles City, Montana for many ones, a onner sena ' spread to outbuildings • tbl 1 Maloon said revenuea were $8 the fllcal year e~~dblg next the flaeal year will not be made win election to three terms In the years. Funeral services were beld a Pl Pleasant bu.sinesaman. fann. It was brought undlr ..,. · million to $8 mllllon behind eatl· June 80. The total to be apJIOl" at thla time beeauae the atale au· u. s. Senate. bl Mlnneapolla wiUJ burial In trol. ,' matea because of legislative ae- tlaned now atudl at $1.8,100,000. dltor'a office doea not think It Ia AI majority leader of the stale Denver' Colorado. He was preBOLD us UP t!On graotblg certain aemptlolll SDVI~ FOR POB legal to do 10. House of Representatives, Taft ceded bl death by his parents, BERLIN <UPI) - Soviet border In taxea. He a1ao predicted anothhas been engaged bl a running his wife, his alste111, Mrs. WiJ. guards today beld up alx u. s. Fonner Gallipolil , er cash shortage would eonfl'OIIt fuss with Democratic Gov. Mlliam Kaspar, Mrs. EllubethiArmy vehicles for more than an Man Takes New Post . the state after the firlt of ' . chael V. DiSalle on a number of 1 Mordhorat of Pomeroy. M r L bour at the Babelsburg ebeck· the year ~ the new 'll)ea tu .• . luuea, moat1y centering around Harry Allderaon. ol Columbus, point on .the 1Uknlle AutDbahn A former resldeat fi1 G~ ; • lilY goes bllo effect. state spending. Mrs. Flossie Olureh and daugh. and a brother G. w. Hamm ol from Berlin to West Germany and Mr. Andrew Freemall of • ao.. ·Deddens aald be disapproved Taft told a recent audience be ter Sharon ol Racine attended Middleport. :~eU: to~: et'IIOI'II Place, Columbus, will bii , tilt request because there was DO CINCINNATI (UPl) - Pollee and nremen early to- fell. D!Salle'l NCOrd had been funeral services of . lklbby Dean mentl ted.voy served as exeeutive ~ tl ~.anoe lh• money would be day rescued 10 construction workers who were trapped "pi!Aful." · Churech, 26-year-old Air Farce Fonned In Gallipolis was eorrec the Urban League bl ~ ' P~Jd back to the eaimarked for an hour and 2Q miilutes by a fire in a dead.end sewer. veteran, at Lebanon, Jndtana, Secretary of State Ted W. • ••••••••••• ••. county, is ~~ tr~errid ~ ~~•• many fll\WIIcb WeN Ia the The men were 40 feet underground and GOO feet MASON (LJNIC Tuesday. . Brown reporled today the filing • Philadelphia, Pi.. to 1ft tbi; Nat.ural Reaources Department. from an ~scape shaft, when the fire broke 'out'100 feet Admlsalonl: Mn. Anna Bur- '~"'! deceaaed is Mra. Church'• of articles ol blcorporation by the same caJlllclty. ; ln,~tei!Ci, be called for tighter &- Inside the tunneL A b~cade deeper in the tUpnel kept tnn Pomeroy November 24· Mn IOn. Surviving bealdea his mother D. and s. Recovtry Service, Incl, DAYS lEFT Mr. l''reemllll spent much f1l hJa : c!ll control. ' the ~~~ from spreadlna until fhremen could put out New ~ v e and s1stser. Sharon, are bla Wife. of Galllpolia. youth in Gallipolla diJrina tW" ~ r the facti f1l m. out for the blaze; · · NovelDber •· Elaine H Rolemary; a 1011, David, age 4, '11le new carporatlon baa 1,000 11m's, while his father, tbe . , ,· tbe governor," Deddeaa aald. ''IAt WhUe flnmeo fouaht the lilaae· Ky.; B,ady Plliii!IOl'e, aa, Ilidlan· Middle~ November :. a dau&btar, Deborah, S, a lnlll- 8haret of 11011-par cammon atock. A. G. Freeman, wu pllltAJr tl ' bl!ft make h18llket cuta and get Ronald J(arra, p~ bl the apolia, and Clifford B&mett, M• ~arl stuckey Middleport N,;. er, Jllmel Edward ol MaryiVille, Incorporation are Jean Daniels, Pablt Creek Baptilt ch!udl. Ill •.l; 1 ~s flaeal policy atrilghtened ouL $quare • Marra eonstruct1o11 firm David England, 25, Keith Skeen, vember ' 0., four other tiltera and bla C. H. Daniels and Willlam H. atteDded Lincoln scltool and a.t. 27. ' Its,ihe only honest and forlhrliht ol J'Dd!anapolls, Jild., pumped air rr, Paui'IUgsby, and Dan1el Lee, Birth· A claQghter IG Mr and granci1Mther, Mn. Lor- Sowera. The papera of blcorporAcademy High schooL yray '!41 '(ace till lltuatlaa," be lDto lbe tunnel throulh a imall 1'1, all ol Clnc:lnDa~h Geotgt JMb- Mra. Robert Oblinger, New' Hav· Church ol Galllpolia. · atlon ·were fllecl by Attorney WU· ~· , wntllation abaft. nen, SS, Barrllon,; Ohio, and en, on November :1111. . The veteran ol eight years aer- liam H. Sowen. ~ vot. -:eat 1-1 In fa9F ol The fire bro1:e out about a:ao James Douett, S. ~WII, vice, two of which were aernl MORE_SUP_PO_R_T_ \llf ; tranafer, d Rep. Ralph a.m. IIIII at 1:10 a.m. the men Ohio. ·. . . , . In the Korean CAinfllct, was pre- COLUMBUS UPI _ lncl'ellld . Flsbit~~ ft..WOOIII:er, chalrlnan of were rescued IJIIharml!d, although ,BIH'I)Itt and RigSby dlleOvered. MBIG8 GSNEIW. HOSPITAL ceded in death by his father, fmalicial 1upport from the state Yte Hou.se · Finance COIIunlttee, IIVII'al w-., reported llllhtly mthe ~ while rklfiiC out ·of the Admlsalonl - Martha Robin- Walter C!lurch. bl 1980. Mr. for public Jlchuol construction .and Jofn,!9g Q.eddena In vot1111 laalaat ftoln the ~· , Jline.f~t tunnel on ail 'lectrlc 11011, Harrillcinvllle. Church diad iuddenly Sunday .leachera aa1ar1ee wu probed ,to~ . ~& 'Malbera aaid it took · 'ftleJ ~: Bulef, ao, "~..,. 'ltlv were . ll"tii . bJ • Dlacbartea - Clara Grueaer, morning In IAbailon. An !Dyad- day by Merrill r. Cooley, W~,r­ fqp .vola te IPJli'OVt the ...._. night_farelnaa Harrodlbura. blut. ol: amoke ..,a. ~~ett. wbeli Pomeroy and Mn. AltbN Wick· ptton Ia belq made by Hencl. ren. vie.~ pna1deat of ~ Ullo Ecf. ~: , Ky.:.L11cJi11 .Jtakpla. tJ.. D~vllle. tW QJ1II1id ~· ~ ~ b,,JtaeiDI. .ricb GOullfl• llllDoll olflc!e1e _ uca&laD AliOelatloa. Speaker For Leaders Named Room Assembly Ed d H war amm, On Study Panel 80 o·Ied Al I 'Messiah , • ' Will • Be On Radi r·-- Minn lis eapo :e a. e;:::r -:ntionr:;, Services Held For Air Force Man muesday f . 10 Cons't ueti·on Workers Saved From FIre In Sewer a SHOPPIIIC : n: &bert OIJllnier Mr. ·:·Lay J:7' ~ ·~o~ . ;., (r , ' ,. " t• ::. 1, • I l· ·' • " j · '* er. ·• �I • • ' • • • • '. The Voice Of Broadway ~W~i~fd~wood~:::~~H':!!op~or':JR~oill2!sAl!!:t::;!l ~· Ailing Peggy Lee Won't Finish Is Entertoined Pomeroy Jr. High Announced The ailing Peggy Lee won't be able to play the rest of her engagement at Basin Street East. Earl Grant was signed to headline at the club. He comes di· rect from his brief "walkout engagement" at the Roundtable-he arrived at that night spot to discover that they'd suddenly switched to a Twist policy, and tile Twist band couldn't play his arrangeme nts ... Doris Duke's set repo.·ts that she's chiillng It with Joe Castro, her long-time beau. They hint he's romano· ing a celebrated jazz canary, and Doris knows all about ft ... The nuUlest ru· mors keep flying East from California, linking Keely Smith with Marlon Bran· do, when all the time she's here ln Go· tham making no secret of her love for diSc tycoon Morris Levy . . . And Louis Prima's next Keely may well be lovely Iris Paul. At least he's trying, and she doesn't seem too frigid to the Idea. Previewers will warn you: don't dare miss the opening credits of "The Innoce nts." . Strangely enough, DebOrah Kerr 's strongest scenes of suffering are shown as the background during t h o titles; you bear tho sounds of her heart· rendin~ sobs and murmured prayers. It's • • -- -Mainly About People In Pomeroy IT LIJCIU.& I I A - Senior High Honor Pupils Are Announced MOTOR WE All ,, ' READY TO , FIX YOU UP FOR Youa ·'· WINTD DRMNGI $1995 an eene sensation; of course the audi· 1960 FORD ence wonders what she's crying about, but they won't find out until the very end of the picture ..... Now a bOok Is coming out with the title "! was Jacque· ~. line Kennedy's Dresamaker." No, noth· ing to do with Oleg Cassin!; lt'a a Phlla· delphia dressmaker who has decided to reveal Jackie's taste In clothes a decade ago. Only $1395 Brendlo Brown, ' ; I · DAD117 Crow, Cmmlo .. Domlgan, WOllam Fullz. Only $1995 FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS 1958 CHEVROLET . IS~.:~~···-'~" SEE OUR ••• Ohio Valley Plumbing & HeQting SWEATERS For Infants Ladl-. Boys & Girls NEW SHADES POPULAR PIUCED I BECKY'S $995 · WY. 2·21136 $995 1956 FOlD USE·DCAR LEAR ARC I .• I $695 1956 PON1'1AC Coapo. fiDIIII. &'IJ04 .• VI motor, ~at. ~ tnna.... radio aDd beater.' ..~ I I , . $695 ,_.,, ·.' • '2095 1960Dodge 4 Door StiUon Wagon. Automatic trans., power t >· I I I • radio and heater. Local owaer. All white finllh. 1959Ford The Perfect GIFT FOR, HER! ' ' -. . • 4: Door Sedan. 0 eyl, itand&rd N~ $695 trani. One Joal owner. flnl>h. $1295 1958 Dodge Door Sedan. . $595 Power steerint. automatic trans., ndio and beater. New car trade-in. 1953 Ford VB 4Qoor _ __ 1952 Chev. 2 Dr. Nice _ _ l956Ford .·, I ' • 1959 Plym~uth . . - .. ' '' 1956 CHEVROLET steerini, • 2 Door s.dm. V8 e.,me, milo and heater, standard trant.., ~e owner. All white finilh. CUJtom Royal 4 •. ' ·~ . 8eautlfal .... .. . 'l ' ·. ' • - • 4 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. 1 Jtandard tnna. One owner. • < ·, ·' ' { • 1951 Pontiac 1956 Plymouth $odin. and . 2 Door Radio hooter, 8 eyL, standard tnna. 19~6 Chrysler IIMHuan . • - - $(}95 Pow· i •Door Hard Top. Ra1llo ond hOller, outomatie lrtOJ. or ateerlnll. Bloi:k ond white fllll&b. $500.00 .U..ttJDt•7H Nowl ·1947Willysl.ton Cob ond 'Slab. EniiDe cmmoulod, now bnlkes. Door _..~.-_;, l950 Chevrolet Stetion W~gon _ SEVERAL CLEAN utl~ ;,: ,: MODEL 2-TON ALSO DUMP, VAH .nd PRODUCE 1001. ; POMEROl~ . . ' R. H. SonsCp. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lanCer . MOTOR ' ' ~ 'l''· . ' �.. ' ' . . -· • · ·-- ~ t\'lason County Grand, Petitt Juries Empaneled For Duty . ' . PT. PLEASANT- Ma10n gels, both of Mason. Henry, Clifton; Virginia Wolpert, ty JllfY Commisaloaera, Mrs. Petit Juron are E rnest Sayre, New Haven; Jack Riley, Mason; Nedra W. Jones. · P.l Pleasant Route 3; Maril yn Weaver, Mildred Chapman, Letart; Char. at'(~ Charles Ord, New Havt>n, Haven· Pauline Smith, New les Lyons, Mason ; RuaN:U Now· eflpa:Deled the JanuarY t e r m Haven ;. El~oy Kaylo Letart; ;lin, Pliny; Jamu Flekls, Clifton G'i'and Jury and· Petit .Jury Wed- Paul Somerville J r., Po 1 n t W. Henry Wood, HOgsett; Doro~ay afternoon. Pleasasnt; Dayton Rai nes, Mason: thy Fairea; H. P. Hatch, Pt. Mbrand JurorP _uamed to terVe Oscar Weigand, Let art; E a r I Pleasant; Lillian Stewart, Muon are Ari>uclde DtBtrlct, Rod --- ---- to 1 Bas ed 1 '· reel mer that sud1 the mel she' . Southalde· clendennin . ' Daily Sentinel, Po meroy,Middleport;JI, Dec. 1, 1961-5 Bessie Supple. Hender10n, and Lyle Auslin, Hogsetl; Colog~ lOll! District , Henry 0 . Upton, Leon ing Route 3; Cooper District, Charles ·Stephenson, Pt, Pleasant Rt. 2; Groham District, Emory R. • Letart and Robert HoffRoush, kno mm link do, thaJ AppalachianTo Racine ReadFallout In TwoStates Society News L iii !I tMIM!MI!pl;t!A!M - Company tl.W£ radiological The Booster disc Prll ttl I i!J&.IA OAcar Henry, Clifton; Madolyn Vance, New Haven; Op.r.l S.yN, • Letart; Nancy Telle, Pt. Plea• ant; James Gilbert, Orpha F;eldJ New Haven; Harry Flowen, (Atart; Donald Halstead, Soutlulde Harokf WoyaD, Southside; Grace Stone, Pt. Plea1anl Route 1; Cbar· Jes Yonker, Letart; Heater Weaver, Ne-w Haven; Nllllflie L, Rou1h, Letart; Leo Plants, Point . Pleau.nt' Route 1; Frank Bryant i Aobton; A. Keith McClung, Jlart. ford; Imogene Crow, M a 1 on; rma Beach, New Haven; Geor ge Johnson, Pt. PlealaDt; lJonald Beaver, Mason; Claytou illlluh, Letart: Elsie V, B. ftod. I ers, Ul8 Estes, Mabel Cheesebrew, Point Pleasant; Hallie A. Rllusb, west Columbia; Harry Surface, Mason; Madge FranciJ Pt. Pleuant: Mary Froendt, West olumbia; Herbert Buniette, l.A!0 n; J. Wahon Beattie, Leon Route 2 ; Bliss Wilson, Ma!IOn, and HOW· 0 doe c mis cen Ke1 • sho titl• ren an em -'"'~ .... About .......... :.•.66c ........ Plot•d, En groved SERVING TRAY ....,.lfullp .....,......, '-'!y ...... ,,. . --"' . ,.. HUT IOWL SIT ....~~~~ ... tht'"'' , ..... CO.II•tVI hu4t., ft• ' ' ' ' '"....'·...""'only .... 12 II ll'lo" _,. ~99 .... 'J4.tl HAHSOH Petit• IIATHIOOM SCAU Gov. DiSalle Will ActOn Ohio's Budget but em cor lint ing del ~~e~;;-~ ,t ... h. I·· . .,.;~-.! .... .......... 3.33 us ...... ,, ,.. re\ ag< ; I ~ I ~-r~. .. wfi sh< bu' rat ne: bu he ho Mi vir as w: lnJ lit th .~.::. TODA Y'S .SPECIAL .. ................. ...... ........ .,... ,_ r.........,.,.,.., IIIIIIWip .......... . . DINNER AT CIRCLE'S . , , .1!58 CADILLAC ~ A$".95'1'- 4 DOOR HARD TOP '14.. SoUd b]iclf:,flniBh. Uke new wlolw lites. All the Cadillac fntuno. A beaullful, one local owner car. .. ''' """"' ~.· HaoMI and Gretel WEATHER FOIECASTEI ONLY .t 11.21 ..._.,.,. lu go ru ga ga _=..59c .......... ........ . Pr.citul .,.., . . . . . . . . ••• off• c-pl.h t.W. ,... ..... "11•............ J lert• .on t. • .t .... ,.. Make It ,AFamily · " Jl.OO ···-e.,~, lilticl ...,..... er tetkta..t pl.5iic: . .• tam t.r rM"· lirNII IHYft aMI ...4 b , , r , III~KHrL ' Sunday Schoo• measure class ol the Fint Baptl.lt Church two state.. met Friday evening Nov . 24 with .ytnoooced Mrs. MasOn Spencer, hostess, at . Appalach; ·her home. system op- After a Thanksgiving progran'l, refreshments were served by rd Edwards, Letart . e Electric Mrs. Spencer to Mi.u V e r a ·:urs. Marie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Bertha Sayre, Mrs. Blanche tabllshment Watterson, Mra. John Marr, In Virginia Iris HOUY GAlLAHD . Karr & VanZandt ill •d- FLIHT COOK& SEIVE •enca- WhM f.lr nath" it. du• H....a siMI &r.t-.1 con- out . . if rain er 111cnr II Ml tk Ny, ffl1 Old Witch comM ewtt CopperiOI!e linilh GIFT SIT ' r•• ........:1 ... .,., ,,h. ~~-=-~ 69' fiiiiiJr. tute-tempt1D1 mellu alwaJI to 1111{ Ill, tbe WI PIJCEDI '- ili" .. eMib .,..., ................ new f.I.Qfj; day peril• In- perty....,... l'hone WY t.ffn · Toyland Now Openl V•'" ' . . fottctrb ....-tfter tr.d1 I to 24 hOUJl . Wlltlher· the oreulon Ia ipedll or· ~'rl Cltfu Mom a break . . . bring ttie faiDIJy til Cltdo'J. A POMEROY, OHIO ~-t. ....... . ....... ,,.. .. ,~_.,.. ~ IUI.Maln ' •• I ...... .... - - ....... ! .. Circle's Restaurant . H,.....: 1:00 A.K . tM .... . . . •a• ''"'" r To lD:GOJ'J(, \.' IIIRRI CGOIT.PISTIJ P11ES1 ...... n-...t.......... _,.. ........... ......., ...... MUll-. J GIFTS . ~·'' A$1MYol• GALORE .. Haa•n••fr ....-tted • • • •_ ..,......... Wiclayu.. ...... - _.. .. ........ ....... ..-.n- ,.................. ~ a ..,.5, ••olsr•d M 9fk. Attention All M~e .. • BAHl CLOTHIERS First Made Artist Scouters · IN MIDDLIIIOitT MII.IO M•nc: .niii&TII 1'11'1 - YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 'I • I Ntd --- liFT WHIP I'APIII ........ $1.50 -_ .......... "' ..... ""' ...-.,4 ...... ..... ...... ............ ":16 ...... A 9to 'fAWII to. And Non-Scouteti I - H~DQUAR'I'I!RS tWAGONS eDOLLS tGAMES tSLEDS tBICYCLES eWAGONS tfRAINS eSCOOTERS tGUNS t MODELS e TRICYCLES eFOOTBALLS • ......... ,., ........ - ......,,. .... lltS-W...,_,.o A 119.91 Y - '13'" , MR. ;RQ,E(tT SI~ER Dlilrlct icout ~: wit .... tn .. . .......... .._ ' ' ' ' 'f ' . •'· i ~ -·I' • .. ' loot-lO • FRUIT CAKE •. \ ' ' _.- :II LB. RUM BUTIER CAKE 60% Full Of '. Fruit& Nuts non, llon, SUPERMIX POlTAtLE ELECTRIC MIXEI Rog. $1.95 .. . 98c -.___ .......... ~···­ ..._r.,.._ ' v-"""""'"'• ... .. - llllpl" I ........ ' . HAM OR ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE PHONE WY-2-2n6 MIDDlEPORT N. 2ND AVENUE usn >t~ ·lit··· ·.~-i t\•o' ~¢....~· '!'"''f...~, ;,.....~ i.J)o~ ·~·~~o:~····t~<<"»,"I ~""""~"""" :. . ·:' "'' 11• J. . .lo, '· · s nziPttr•nrrrtrJ&ItiiB'IFI ~: . ~ -~ _, ' ' �....... . • • ' ' ." I .' . . . .. - ~.I • ~ • 6 - Daily SelliiMI, l'malror·~ 0, Die. 1, 1MI SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF TB1 WU:K • When Facts Become Shibhora Sentinel Church News_ ctaum ., J..., of l.at!6 Day Saints, Old l'lall. Racine Portland Hoy ProffJU. pasto" •unScbool &:so a. m., preaebing a. m.; Prayer Meeting 8 P B• ec re m• \h - Sll lh m th di PI Ir K rt ti n Suppooe JOU """' given keys that would nnlocl the mysteries of tbe universe. With them, yow could answer the ••why!i" that plague all of us You'd know what was going to bappou to yoa and thote around yoa tomorrow n=t IDOOtb""'t year. j "eJ b ,, e Would you · use them? li r• a \ ~ 1 I 1 t ---......... .... -,... -,... ,._.,. W kj 5 ....... &t ... 0 - I MIIILN lc.hd' Oa1etleet Me'' w IC 'rs: I • I I I , Of c:oune, yoo say! Thinl opin. And. once JOU've !bough~ yua might shake your bead, hand them back, and say, "No thaol: you ... Common sense tens us that man was DOt meant lo andcntaod every myste.y of life. The _,.. "why" remain • they are becallfC oar Creator ia His wildom thoroughly ~_, jtld .._ much ...ft can both ltaod tnd llllde.almcl. Cod has a greater gift for yoa lhan their, or lilY other keys ••• ·the gilt of Failb. Yoo will 6od il d t I IS4t I.-IS .... J.IS Wt 11 o. m.: and 7:45 p. m.; Re•. Donald Boone, c.. ,.,.,.,""· "...,_, .... ...,....,.,. ...... , .... "------- "--- -- -· O::r" 10 =-a. t HOYT'S SOHIO SUVIa HEINER'S BAKERY ~h FOREMAN & A8BOn • Quaiii;J- At Lowul PrieM MlDDL.POilT 't I 1 I l I !€~~~~~~~~~M~§ two 1 ~ ~~~W/!:.~~ per service; 6 p. m. Junior Vnut·h l . meeting; 7:!10 p. m. Sr. religious 11 Vespor servlee. Mondoy, 7 ,, 0 p. ·one vast advantage. p. B. H . Sanborn Missionary So- that were to "'A~~~~::::'ti.,e ciety; Wed, 7:30 p. m. Prayer • • 1 • ready THE UNITED SREL WORKERS OF AMERICA l;9cal Union 11818 ' FRANOS RORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES Tlb - - To Cbarcl! wltll ,_WY44644 lunda)' PMoroy mFFLER RED ANCHOR IO:SO '"m.; Pilgrim Youth Meets est ToyiO<, lay leader. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO• Altend Tho Cburdl Of Your Cboleo WY 24214 STARK DRUGS MAX WARD AGENCY llatloawlda ......._ 01 COiumblll, 0. 115 L .... lt. WY·2-24MI ...._ BAUM LUMBER CO. •Bull-11111 BulldiD1 Buppllu Choahr,Ohlo ....2001 BAKER FURNITURE OHIO VALLEY WING CO. MIDDLIPORT Jillion Of lkllnm Bread HOME LAUNDRY CO. ~ '· .IOACHIM, I'ROf'. lluUI7 0., a ...,.. It LalllldrJ Sa oleo '1'17 o..r lolllbdrr - · llla-k WY-2.·2GS7 CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE POMIIIOY, OHIO Mlddl- DOWNIE-GROSS, IIC. "'1'11111 liEN'S IIIOP' POMIROY MIDWEST SREL CORPORATION . POMIIIOY, OHIO OHIO B. H. SANBORN IEWELER It IJP'roiiETRIST THE DAI..Y SEti11Na MEIGS COUNTY'S .NO. 1 NEWSPAPER MlddltpOrt, Ohio EIUSBACH HARDWARE CO. RIDENOQ'S SUPPLY ..... .' ~ -1152-121 c......... o. ' RAGNE HOME BANK :! Ern· I'R. Ralph BaDard and Melvlll. Mr. and Mn. Daytoo ~""'"I and daughter, Jonleeo. apeD! Thaobgtvlog week end with ""'·Mr. and Mn. I\Obert Carmlclliaet. pallor: .. IIUidQ man and family. Polono, Revival Sehool9•45 a.m.. Mn. John lblo, 8:45 p.m.; Evangelistie Service, servlte.!l each evening at 7:4S isupt.: Worship service~ tO:ts a. 7:30 p.m.: Mid-week Prayer and tbru Dee. 9, ' rn. First and Third Sundaya. Wed., Praise, Wednesday 7:30 p m . Don Ru&laad Methodist Cfturcll, ~ B p. m. Prayer meeting. Ladte1• Wachenschwanl, Pastor. flerring, pastor; Mohttng worship Aid Thursday afternoon at home Mkldleport: Charda or OM ND 10:30 a. m.: Church School D: 3D of Bertha Holter, m. Ml'5. Loul!e Handley and · Tommy, vlslsted Mr. llld. Everett Smlth, SteubenvJile. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker Forest Run, Mr. and MrL Shnln, Racine spent arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. tie, IUpt.; t:SO I. m. Worship. Firllt8 Baptist Clmrch, E. Mabl with Mr. and Mrs. VlrgD Sunda)' ochool t:SO L m.; mo..,. 1 P. m Monday. WSCS first Tues. 51 Pomeroy Ralph C Zunel Mr. and Yrs. Sljulley log wonldp service 10:30! m.: day and second TltUI'Id01 Ill eacll ~~;ror. Willla,;, Wnt!on, s.'s. supt: spont 'lilonkoglvlng ll'llh Mr. NYPS-Y0"'11 p,-- pJt>-, '1:4\P· m.; month; Famtly night ~ast Sunday 9:30-11:15 a. rit. Worship ~ervice Mrs. William Hysell. Raclnt. ( Evan_tt('llatie lel'VIce 1:30 ~· m.; avenl~g of each mon h ~ 1:!0 study, "MilD's Value-SmaD Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grueaer Prayer meeting, Wed., 7: so p. ID. Evenmg S e r' I e e~ We Jaday or Great." Observance Lord's SUp Mason apent a day with Bop11ai- 8uDday school 7:SO p. m. Prayer -ling. N nd J I Chu h Mrs. Bob Grueser and family• . l:dea V...ecl 8reCbra Chlii'Clb per. ursery a un rn:' rc I:IG a: m.; worahlp, 11 a. m. for cbtldren: 8:30 p. m. Youth Mrs. Worley Davis, Mn. prayer WednoadQ 7 lle\o. Eldeo R. Blake. pallor. Sun- supper and program: I:SO Adult Wllllama and clllldron of p. ·m. 4-. lchool IO a. m. Supt Ro- group dlsc...,lon 'Why Wllnesa spent Suod01 with Mr. and c:.rpateo llapllal - SUnday Mumy. Chr!SIIaa l!:bdoaOO< '' 11 For Christ"; Monday 7:30 p. m. ArvU &Iter and family, achool t;SO. MonoiD& wor&bip p. m. Simi - · p. m. C E. Young Adult Women moe!; TuOJo Mr, and Mn. Billy Ott and DE lUXE STEP STOOL A JNit 111et to any kitchen from Chrl!itmas day on. Ru~ ber-treaded, swiq:-awa)' StePII put high shelves within ...,- rtaeb. It hta • r.UW., comfort-padded st~at. too, for worldnt at tll'll(e, sink or ironing boud. AJI-.!iteel con· Jtruction, IIJ1lal1. bGUl'glass shape. Metallic tan or chrome finish. Waihable. staio-retlst.ant upholstery in wide color c:boice. $1UID. ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE, Middleport THERE'S "SSMETHING EXTRAN ABOUT OWNING AN OLD51 FINE JEWELED WATCHES Diamond watches, llelf·wlnding watches, waterproof, iuaP. t.nteed shock-protected watches - Elgin makes .them all for that .special someone on your rift list. Styled d,._ tinctively and priced for whatever. ;you b~cve to apen4. Elgin can be given proudly ana wwn wUh pride. atart at $19.95 (plus Federal Tax). Price~ GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy Your nearby Oldsmobile QualltY Dealer bas ·a Rocket to fit your pocket • . • aad 1our purpose! MagnU'icent Ninety. Eigbt&-J.ona on looU .•• areat on go! Superb Super 88'1 for blazln& Skrroetet ..,uonl Dazzllna Dynamic 88'1 thd deliver new ROcket performance wJtb low axle·ratlo ecoDomy! Tbert'l the fun-to-drive F-85 - bullt for the buyer who \\"'.llta Old!! quality in 1 Jmaller carl And tor '62 • • • two ltWlllinl: Startiret - brand-new eoupe and a:lamorou convertible-lor a real adveature ill motorin1 exeitem.enU KARR & VAN' ZANDT, Pomeroy regal way to Merry Christmas .. EXACT COLLAR AND SLEEVI UUG111 Tbe lift tllat'a """ to pleue bocauae li'a - lo lit. Dill "' perfect ~ .. bll exact collar ai!e and sleeve lellilh . : • plu eD!liallve .., famous sport shirt Jives a DaD tour taUorina for smooth. taper-thaped dHijn. & ..... be'll ebetr, In wasb aDd wear l'IJOD aab.udiae ...... ban4....,e oolnn. ~.1111. Now -..cL "1;/ ' a BAHR CLOTHIERS, MidcllepMt ' CONVERTIBLE CLEANER ' '. 0tota1 - . . •·10 a. m. II=~10•30 m. lila ' , L GD ·~D - - Bate. Stmda7 Schoolsupl; L m..;putor, BeD ~. t.lorDiDII .;...,&p 10:41; ? ..._ fourth Slllldaya mee1111g and Bible Stud)o, Deller a.elll II Qrllt ... 7•30 p. m. Blllll ocbool O:SO L m ·a.._ ~ a.ur.oa, 10:llll L m. "" lila lint aod [loll... c:a.il fll aldol Bible oehool t:SO o. m.: 10:10 a.m.; Yoqth low1blp f p. m.; Worship 7 ll&wxll!l ttobool I:SO a. Ill& .....tdp 'W:IO a.m.; . 7olll p. 1D.1 ....,... aod Bible 7:30 p. II""- SOCI'ety Jtems 1 Ball.,. lollooolog • GD Shadlt btldgt $10.95 to $111.95. Also Rand \ Roondcrafl $7.95 to $15.80. HARTLEY & BENNETT, Pom-y beats; u it ~Weeps, as It el8Ull. 80% 1DCJ1W IUdion with attachm.entt make abcwe the Door deanlal • ...... ~i2e throw·..,... baa and outomatlc f111 adjustment-Hoover Js )'our best buy in vacuum cleanera. vert.lble. It ... 115. BAKER FURNITURE. Middleport MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY POWERFUL USHTWEI&MT .,, -- I I ... aeclo I, DORMEYER 'MIX-WELL MIXER '1'0 liiJIII't! :'··-- of llaolll - II f .._ Mr. and Mr•· Cla11oa .Iobei and aaiL ! wunam A. ROberta. Reetor. !'hlldron of !loulh Charlotloa Mr. and ~ · •· ow ' · 10d Tblrd SmMiaya, 10:30 a. speot Tbanksll'!jng will> her por- "" Mr. aod •1CIIIorleo Holy Cloinnnmloll: oala, Mr. and Mrs. Glover While of Clbeolor . r••" 1b and l'lftb ~va. and Doris. . ' lfr. aod lllta.•.bplto . . L Ill., i1>o Otdet lor Dally Mr. , !JGr"'! Anlold of flllllly ol ........, D, tng Prayer. 8 1 m. R•!y · 1peDt ~· lrijh SUndi;y wjlll lit.. aod •JfrL . "'""fon; a.ur.b SCbnGI at 1Do30 ,Joe Lliwrnce and. Ollult. j . •· "', ' ill. tlf'1tl "'mdij. Meetfnp: , _:1 • , Balle ltllliioll ..W _,.., · Mn• • uy, nrll'lllead.,.l P, m.: and liji. Loater Rouah It Mr. and · f'lrlil 8 ,, m.: a _ ,_ ~ Ia Ill M~}l~lll&lo:J. . ." t n • · ,,... ,~ and Mn. ·Carl 011111t Were toacblnlal ~· l'ulloa aod . gueitl 1·ot .II!'· and Mrl. Joyce"ConoO oC ~ Ollut< MilJomlly, VomeroJ TltanlmglvlDJ :weoluo!d with Sunday. ' 1parents, Mr•. a!"i Jln. ,Mn. Denver Rill and Carooo. · lliLiardlv . p. m. IIi 1lle ' MrL HAMILTON ·a&ACK I wednooila, ,.~ . NEW .YOiliK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy You _ ,I.... --. .. BoD tng "'pper eatl, Mr. be hls queen forever! From $11.9' The gift that cooks on range-top, In oven or broUerl Made from a revolutionary Dfi'W millile material, Pyroceram,(R) developed br, Cornlua Glasa Works. Holl<ot bot or coldest cold C$R t hurt il Keeps on lookfng new. No glaze to 1cratch or tarnish. Use It to treeae, 'tOOk, and ~ene. Reo movable handle and chrome eradle provide aU-purpose convtnJence .from freezer to range to tablel Three u.ue. pans, 3 covers, cradle, 10 in. ild.Uet. cover, tradle ID4 1 detachable hnndle (!Ita all pj-~ $34.1111. \fall'7 - · loci!, B1 Mrs. A. B. You~ll Any mao on your Chril8tmas Uat will be highly pleased with Jann~ms, for he will get distinctive styling and top crattsnumsh!p--and ;'frlendhness of fit" for e~tra-pleasant walking. (If don't know his size or think he'd rather select his sboes himself, we have .Jarman gift eertifieates.) eondltloa Ill Pleosant ollo II oulferlnl • ,..._ ler. lricblrocl and ..... aod -daqbterl of Mr. and ·Yrs. ercnna .lncJ.uded. I<> $20.00. GIVE A CORN1NG WAR! ROYAL FAMILY SET Filth ,..... ol Grado ochool, la., lo lj..!'":u.::• w_., c:.~om~~~a him ehooae his own color and style frl)m our wide selection of half. A rnin:iature hat and bat box shaped like a JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING GIFT' N- Hoo- Conwwtiblo Upright C..._ Nothlna eleaJU your ruga lib the eun:oin& RooYer C.. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Altoo c;:'""'-· 11-'- . A REGAL WAY TO SAY MERRY CHRIS'rMAS ' ~ joy to your castle. Give your king the lift he'll really apopreciate-:-A Stetson Gift Certificate. Let Bring CORNING.~& WARE After Wreck PrealdenL Howaru !lmlllL Cl...., day 6:110 Boy Scoull; Wed, 7 p. Circleville, spent &md01 for all preachlol oorvl<ed Choi' rehemal: Fridoy &:SO wtllt Mr. and Mrs. Clint tc:bool t::!O L m. Pread>ID& &in- Mid-week prayer meeting, . m. Girl Scouts. Miss Jaaloo n.. ~ vehicle wao ·day t:SO p. m. leader Ray Adamo All .,. M~ Uolml ,._ Will Bapllal Miss Barllaro d. a car drlveu by Calvi SUtliio. llarrlooa.tllo _,...... """" to ... and oU ol !hell ..,. . ~upolllor, 0. Bav. lllar- llllnolo. Pt. PIOISalll, liDockiD< . I be 124 Sunday ochuol 11 a. m. WYF VIces. on -state R•ute D. Marldns, Pastor. Sunday Mr. WOllam<:.- of Ne!~:IKJ..tt car IIIIo lila polh~ cl!io , p. m. and BJble atudy every mil.. abovo Reedovllle. t:45 a.m. Prayer MeOI!ng "VIlle and Mr• ..d Mro. !'Or· IIIIBI ,1tDolla lllli •J!!a · dQ. Prayeraod prallo G~= :;p~t YoungPeoplo'sMeellngWad. SbainoiRaclBe oalled.., aodllr,JoodaD,....·IzMI. Saturday 7:41i P. m. ·Robe~ · al 7:10 p.m. PreacllllLI and Yrs. Vlrt!U Walbr, r.r miLLer lajurlelll ~1-!i 1 pa ' . ' Saturdoy ev-g ol 7:· Mr. and Yrs. . "'~ :·.. · .. ; . & ttl.; evangeltatic! Mrvice, aupt.; 0.30 a. m. Mornmg worship m. were ehoPPJnt fa n.111d mishap u.d up ....._ P. m.: Wedneada)o Bible and Slmd01 Scbool: 7 p. m. Even· p. Monday and callod"' lila bridge l!r :,. ~.,1M lDI ....tee. Kimes at Bel-. 1 .. ·-• ·~M 18 ~ t:SO L al. Mora llelbaJ EUII Clntrd (ller•asl, 1\ir and M;;_· Bareld ~ .&C.... ~ 10:41. Glal Bale, pallor: Wonblp : and iamily d. IAtarl. W. Va. lo lila ...,_ ,~ 7;~ P. m. t*IJ ::"' ll<bool IO:SO, Olla ~ Mn. Donald 'l'rulaOII of MI. oorvtoa 7:41 p. _.;, _ _ 1\!ri. Mlerl lrruaooll 1 c!:, - ' MOTOROLA LO:IJ. Rollootl ll'lnl 11ap1111 - PoLl- -....., . . . . $15.95 · Teacher Js .·'Recovering ana N_. , _ WY-24516 CIIIIUb Desll wltl Facto Rev. Fcancio Gla>ier, paotor" It Is true, of course, that the scientists, phllosophen, Morning worghlp 9:30 a. m. Sun. and plain people are able to aBit a lot of qqestlono, and d., school I0:3o a. m. Mr. E. E raise a lot of Issues, that are difficult for .tho religious Weeks, Supl Evening service man. But If Usat same rellgloua man can. up his po7:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship 8:30 silion behind a fact that cannot be dislodged or explained p. m. Mid Week prayer ,.rvlce away, he can atick to his position for all eternity. . . Wednesday 7:so p, m. Ladles Aid "I can answer everv argument, and evade every&: ··'d• "But ere 'I1mrsday. Youth cholr practice tion of the Christl an,.-it.th8 b··"'·u.owess man e111 wednesday 6:30 p. m. Children'• is one fact 1 cannot ~t around. My Wiler was a h"l'."' choir practl<e 2 p. m. Saturrdoy. less alcoholic aDd UJ hds were belntblng rhaliiBed liltede aMhanai:b.d Clnm: of rats In a cellar. T ·en some g ppeD • y a b ol Chrl>t, P.......,.,- dropped in on a mission meeting one night, knelt In . ~:'9";:· 1 m.!:'~..J':':': prayer, and came home a different miD. From that ~· . Ch ·1 ·Ed : to this he bas never taken a dilnlt.ltWas a miracle, and a .m:, E ~•t an ~ "f"r, 1"so I can't explain it. But If Chrlatlanlty Dever did .an~ p. m.. ven••• oerv"' ·110 P m. more than transform my father !hOD it has proved IIi lyraca&e Flrll Valtetll PI'Mb1· • .. ' · ~- " teria. Church Rev Boward Rup- case to me. I m for it. ., . w And rare Indeed is that man whose mother II a devout 1 ~ past Sund · :, se::ice. ~.~'uncJor- Christian who will not aay, t•J don't underatllld the.~. Sc:ool. ' oy ology of the case, but I know what it has done fqt, ..lll)' The Fedoratod Cllurel, Ualled mother. She 11 the best evldei!C! l have ever IIOOD,._fOr_ Church o1 Chriot (Eid\). ProtbY· tile truth of the Christian gospel. ..• tori n Pomeroy Rev Waldo J (COpyright 1961 by Use Division of Christian Edllca, Bar~ia, pastor, John ifm. -~tie~, National Councl! of tho Cliurcllel of Christ bl.th4l. inar, Dlr. of Chr. Educ.: 9,11 a. Uruted Ststss of America.) :..:.· Mornlq worship 10;30: Chrlalo 11 a. m.: Prayer meeting Friday Endoa•or I p. m.; Ev011lq 1 p. m. I 7 o. m. . Ro<k !lprlop MelhodlR !:Ilardi BaD ., Jehoooh'• .,,. R. R. Card, postor• Sunday Public meeting Suoday 3 School, 9:30 a. m.. Worohlp eerv· . m.; Watcblo""r aludy • p, m.: Ice, 7:30 p, m, MYF: 8:90 p. m.; study TueSdQll 8 p. m.: Ser- WSCS, Tuesday, l:SO p. m.; Pray- m. SUnday Church School; 10:25 vice meetiog Tburedoy 7 p. m.; er and Bible StudJ, Wed., 7:30 p. & m. Worship hour, "Christian Mlniltry oehool Tltursday 8 p. m. m. Faith": 5:45p. m. Jr. and Sr. YF: Du.tllo Plltrlm R ollbl" Allred Melllodld Clmn:ll, lie•. Wed. 7, 90 p. m, Foda<ated Circle Church <P. 0. Langsville. Oblol Robert R. Card, pastor: Sunday Imeeting. Sunday SChool, •:30 a.m. Andrew Sehool9:30, LloydDllllnger,oupt.: Mornl•l !liar EUII Chnreb, L. Myera. SUpt. Morning Worship Worship service 10:45 with ••.,....wood, w. v.. HIUIUliiiHIUIUHUBIIUIIIW-,/, tor. Sunday achooi 9:30; Pbil welcome. Edmond l.Jie Pastor. Choir practice. self. , Supt.: Mo1'11fng worship Tappen Plalao EVB. a... Roy Eoterprl,. E. U. B. ch•rcll, 10:90 a.m.: Yooth .....,ice 7 p.m. Goarbart, pastor: Sund01 Scllaol ~. IE\•angelistlc oervlce 7:SO p. m.; • 1 9=311 a. m.. Sunday Worship at Wltla the hope It wiD, In •ome mecuure, fo•ter ana Mid • ,...k prayer oervice Wod· 1 P· m.: Prayer meeting 7'30 p. lnesdoy 7:30 p. m. m" Wednesday. Jaelp ...tala that wlale h is good In family and rona- lf1toU a.. Fno Me_,., e.. :a"": ~~ Ra<lae: E. Smith, Sr.. pastor: Sun· Ch ·:: 5"' · c 1~ ',;';:astor 11 •-••• llle, tlal• feature b •pom-ed IJfl la e ........ School 9:30 a. m., Worley 8 edas Scunh P"' m 1 n ' '~~.. · Ma.ora· . . lng un y hi oo; 1Hatey, Supt.; Mommg worsh1p . 0·4S m m. Sen" r "'•• ,..,.. a . . 8l'flanb'.tlom wlao•e name• appetar IO:SO a. m. Youth Service, 8:~ BYF~o~• P;. ·Junr.;.. BVF· 8 ~ I . m.; Evangelistio me..ago, 7:30 m. EV<!n~g .~rvi<e· Wed. j. 30 P. p. m.: Prayer meeting, 'lbur.. m Prayor meeting' · · r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . l d a y 7:30 p. m. S..., Be&lool 800 ... Roy P.....,.lal "-mbly Ronto 1 C"earharl. pastor: ~ay School Dorcas; E. Codner postor, Sunday a110 ,30 a.m .. Sundoy worship at Swlday SChool 10 a, m., WYJ' 7 9,30 o. m., Prayer m..ung, e p. Wut Malo It, 'LUMBINO II HIAnNG p. m.; Worlhlp 7:30 p. m. Sun- · 140 Llncol• St. - Mlddl_,. m. Thursday. POMEROY, OHIO Tuesday and Friday. Lotlrltlge EUB Church, n ... ,,_,. WY-2-2550 Brodbtu7 Clllll'dt ol Chrl>l: "" Roy Gearhar~ pastor: Sunday lopport Tbo Church Of Your Cboleo "WI: Alii TO I'LEASB" R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO, • School=~~:~;;!~~~::; supt.; 10:15 a.m. m. Church 6 p. m. Sr. Youth practice lor past«. Marcum. mtnt.ter: Bible School School 10 a. m.: Sunday worshlp •I· ' cosco ' The Uniform Sunday School leuon for DfiC, THROUGH WITNESSING," Matthew 13-16; Luke 10;1-24; Acts 4:13·21. cr.ura.11 "GROWTH a regular~]. it "' '"'"' to clwrch WILLIS ANTHONY • trial. ' 10:so a.m. Wol'lhlp ..mee. Weol.lr:-:::--::-:':--~~-::-:~:-:'---:--::--:'"'1 School, Richard Vaughan, Churdl ., God, 111. Clofol. • - Rev. Ira M. Tibbs, Putor. Sun- 7 p. m. Cbolr practice. Road. Eugene day achool t : 4S o. m.; WCK'Ilbip Mlddlepon FtH1 Bapllll service SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION--USE LOCAL MERCHANTS LAY-AWAY SERVICE I walk erectl~l and take full care of hlmoelf. Jlut Middleport Jl'lnl Ualled ucrlhed .moir power to heal to the fact Quit byterhm Cburclt. · · Rev. ~~=:~~~ strange power of Jeau. realded In them, they fell Ruppelt, postor. &:so •· m. ! afoul of the tomple police and were compolled to llllld Wed. 7 p.m. Senlm- choir. rau., s... 6 p. m.; EvenlD.!! ,..robip 7,30 ; meeting; 6,30 p. m. Choir prao- When the disciples were summoned to appear befol'tl SUDdaJ Weclnesdai evenina Blbto otudJ ttce. their judges, they had at least two strikes against th"em. lttCbctol 9:SO a. m.; Worship ....,. at 7:00. Unlled Metbodlal Chureh. u... . In the ftrst place, they were strangers in a straliJfe lea Suaday oveoinl o1 7:SO. Ffte4om Goopo1 ..._., c. Melvin Alkire, pastor. c!nzreh City, Without fri~J!ds or influence. Their dialect l'delllia...... ol lllo N...,..., 87>• an . Stimsvllle Road. E. J. Gril· School9:15 a. m.. Leo Crew, aupt. fled them as GaiUeaDI, aud J~em as a city bJ:d Rev. Harold Holme>, post. lith, pastor: Raymond Evnns, s. Leo vaughan. ass't. oupt.: DiviDe small respect for Galilee. Technically &pesklng, 1lil!y . Suoda)' ochool 9:30 a. m.; s. Supt.: Sunday 8cJ1oo1 10 a.m. worohlp 10:311 a. m. "Tite Stumbo wer~ subjects of Herod, In whom Jerusalem had llttll Morninll ,.robip 11),30 L m.: E•an, 'stlc servicea 7:SO • .m.; ling Block." 8 p. m. Family Night conftdenco. And, finally, they had boldly lllllOIIItCIOd I~1PS &:SO p. m.; Ev&Dgellsllc Prayer meeling 7:30 p. Ill Tuea- oupper aDd program~ by themselves as friends of Jesus of Nazareth who_. c¢y a l..,rvloea at 7,30 p. m.; wedn.. day. Woman'• Society ot a.rutlan few weeks earlier had been executed as a sedltionlat. 7:30 prayer meeting: Proyw Service. Mooday 7 p. m. the In the second place, they were In no sense of tho word Tuesday 7:30 p. m.: Mia- Cbrllllaa Sel- l!edoly, '" Comml,.lons meet. 7:45p.m. Of. authorities, and they were In conflict with lndivldualll lwoaryservice 1o tho 8rd Tuesday Mulberry-a., Pomeroy. Morning ftclal Board. We<t 7 p. m. Choir who were recognized as being tho most learned lawyer~ the mooth at 7:30 p. m. """'''" at 11 with "Emlastinl rehearsal. Friday 7:30 p. m. w. c. of the realm - men who wore quite familiar with evert Cbrd ., Naare... Malbeft'Y. Punishr•..t' tho lllbjecl of the T. u. possible evasion of the law, every loophole, every subterUnion Aves. PomeroJ, lle\o. E. E l.,..n oermon. Golde!! Text' Lalbttru a.ardl.., 81. Paul'o fuga, and every technicality. It was a little U It a modpastor. Sunday school 9:30: Where!?"' doth • living man Sunday School 9,15 a.m.: Charch ern' illiterate were to dispute eome matter of nuclear Morning Wol'lhlp 10:30: NYPS at oomplam, • man lor the punish· a a. 10:90 o. m.: st. Jolon'• s.n. theory with a superbly tnilned nuclear scientist. · : Evenlrlg ~ervt""' T:SO: Pray· ment of his sins: M u• aearch day School 10 a.m. Church 9 a.m. Many times it may seem that the Christian preacher Is MeelinJ Tbursday 7:30. and try our ways, and turn again Chareh o1 Cbr111. Ml<ldl.,n at disadvantage lri a scientific age. He Is dealing ,w!tll r - . . CJuordl. Bfi. Dwlglol to the Lord. Lamentations 3=39-40· Fred 1. Gardner, minister: 9:30 beliefs, doctrines, theologies, and Ideals, while the tcltDISpencor, paator. &mday aclutol Rou.. • 1 Proy.,, ChOIIer, 0 • a. m. Blbl& School, WendeD Gor· list professes to doalln demonstrable facts. "· : a. m.; Supt. Herbert Rouab; Tbe Country Church In Tuwn. SW> lach, aupl: 10:30 a. m. Morning • Faet to the ReRUe _ Youq Peopleo meeting oacb Sun- day ochool 9=30 a. m. Bert Boggs Worship "Three Words About In the case of the disciples, however, they ·enjoyed:at at&:~ p. m.; Proacblng 7:30 Supl Morning Worship 11 a. m. Burdens.'' 8 p. m. Junior and least one enormous advantage. They had at leal! oilo m.i Prayer meelinJ Wedneo- E•angeUsttc service 7' 311 P· m. Senior Youth oervlces; 7 p. m. fact on their sldo that would never snrrender. The laJne . 7:SO p. m. Sennon by postor Rev. Life" Evening oer.ice, Secret of a man had heOD healed! His healing was not a matter of Mo!Mdl" Ch-. Lure! Tburoday7:SO P· m. prayer llll!el· Great LHe; Wed. 7 p. m. Prayer theory, guesswork, antlctpatlon, or Iogie. There he was, CIW, Rev. 11. Eugene GieD, p.. Int. and Bthle lively. Everyme meeting and Bible study: Bp. m. and anyone oould see aDd evaluate Use evidence for him- UNDERSTANDING C< t Butternut Ave. DAY HaJJ> Sabbath Scbool • ~ m.: Wonhip aervice 3=15 p. m.: ..,.. •lcea are SaiUrday. Prayer meet> log 1bur.:Hlay 7:80 p. m. 1124 to< - Senior ..._ UB Cllurek, .....,.. m •t -..m. Hubert Sharp. d< r a..... ., ......., _......,., a. m.; E\>ening wor&bfp 7:38 p.1n. p. m. Yw...a People, Friday 7:30 9: a.m.: · ,yorabJp 10:3Q prayer meeting 1'ueada1 1:30 Robert Reed. Bible Scbool Sup< p.m. The 8fi'M'UM Melaolftlt; Clliii'CII Bradford Cbarclt If t'brl8t, Rev. Carl BetTing, pastor. Carroll minister. CharleJ Pierce. Ruaeell Nmrll. Supt. Sunday achool 9:31 Rouab, SupL; Sible Scllool p. m. Wednesday; Midweek 11:30 a . m . ; Morning worship 10:30 Bible &tudy 7:8C' p. m. Wednealty. a m; Christian &~deaver (ynuth d< b Wedllelday. u;~·:~:.m~In:i"~;er. Bible achool sh lo in kl m lil a for • By Roy L. IJmiOr . The rellgloua man Is never on safer IIOWid lban Whei he takes bli stand with the facts. The Sunday school 'W. for this week Is an excellent illustration of the - :::::=:::==:==::==;:::;=:::::;;=::::;;=;::~:=;;;:,_.\~Peter aDd John, of\JOIIII' dllciPiel, eneounaDd Youth a man, badly two crippled, In one ol the ba4 corridore.of ~..,..1,.,,.. aDd had heeled blm eo that he could II.Mid to •s • Like 1 ebef in tbe Jdtcben.......flaves time and effort. Speed ftlector leU you cbo05e any of 10 full·power speeds for perfect, .unlfonn mixing. &nap-on food grind'cr chops up meata,·'vegitlbles, leit-ovel food. You enjOy such feiatutea M aa tutomatic M'e.gic Mix arm: bowl size indicator to reposition nickel chrome . beaters; automatic beater r~ lea~, detachable portable ijxer head. Ebony base. With opal. ~ .bowls, meat grinder and reeipe book. $36.66. a H&R FIRESTO~E. Middleport I THE NEWEST OF THE "MIXEnl!" FAMILY . MOTOROLA-Precision-Built. Features introduces a new standard of TV performance. 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Ple.11:110 Swap Sbop • Community 811lletlll 8oard 11:11 Cotmtey Boo- VIII~ILITYI' $195 ' ,. 11:30 Couatey 14usk Time U:~ Fapn T1mo · U:S? Milk!ay Dow Jones Ave. ·12:00 Nooo News 12:" JUst !'or You 1:111 Newl . ' l1tO Jast· You ~ - ··-- . .. IRNIE JUIHMILLII 1:10 I:U WorldNowo 1: 10 llzoUIUI Porty ..·. bodf· POMEROY, OHIO' ' 1:41 Metp Coutltr RFD AN IILOTTtNG OUT .BLAintf.RS . . 0 B 8 ~ E. - l W Ill C B V 7M.....,.. ~ 'l'Ril'l'H IS GEI'IIIllULLY THBI ·~~~y~~ T~,s:t~M . MA~Y MO'R~ ·• • •,, . • BW ·;~::;::~.~.;. P.J. WEI NT 'WILL MV Ml • ' . . -~ - '·-· _,.... Dr. Sedan. Std. ahlft. tntereept'Jt ••· • GASOLINE ALLEY ·~--.. XBRV ZJVPJI BJJII' 8EO~ •• DeVlllol Dr. liard ToR; Power lleeriQI. .•" -for--· ... - ··~·" " I '55. CADIUAC ·•· · · · · · $995 I ' $1,395 . "' Ton ~up. 'I Jtt' new In appearance. Fleetalde I In IIIIo _,,. ..... for thl tJ'Ir'lt L'l. X for th• two O'e. etc. llq'lt lttt.n. apo.t. tll>phloo, tho I.,.UU 111<1 - - of u.; ..._ ... all blat& s:ss $1,795 '60 C_,ROLET ... •· ........ · .. $1,695 .. OUtn-t...,_. .... .W .• Tfllll ,... ~.. 81. rruu., Ttuuro.) atne. One eareful OWner. ...... .._.... , ... LI'L .t.BNEII 11:110 What'• 111 (IIGIU.. Wotl.. ll'riJ '$8 FOAD · · · ·· ·· · · ·· · · ·· · · · •••·· $1,195 Olltf! .U.0 IINIIOI u ........ 17. BhtJtered ' ...... - ,......., 8:10 MlliiCal aoo11 $1,595 VI Catalib.l f. Dr. ~an. Power ateerine. Hydramatle. roy'• downtown bullnea tlcJn. Pl>a,. ..U TIJ 5-24!11, ......... . 10:115 World '59 PONTIAC .., · .. '.............. $1 I 895 . ' A New Home? ~ U.Keepa Extra Dlee. • Are You Planning o6f.l)anoe Jt, 'l'bl:atrlcal '59 BUICK .. · .. ·: .. · $1,895 f. 31. Newt.a TH' ISPEfiiD SNUFFY lllfoup U:ll Tolli ol tbo ''l'Dwo 56o 19. Indlp -.o.To fllld d . - d• 315. PrepotltiQa -.. J'rulee wator U:OO Talk of 1bo '1'DwD VB F.a!Ane turJonn U . HamUtOn. Burr -lnol· dent li'"riCT.'"'I:r"'':>= IO. Pry 6 cyl. 2 Dr. Sedan. One C"aretul local owner. Spotlell. Radio. . bta.cl as. EIJ'ht ·THAT 'S PLUMB • NICE OF ~E TO i INVITE ME TO 10. Walk t:OO Pontiac. All 1enuine leather trim ln.Ade. Power lteerinJ ar in a liore oC "MAIL" . VB Galaxie .2 Dr. Sedan. A Spar"k:Una: black beauty. FOJ'do. ·Extra-· Rm~ary as. ch""'' -------------- GENTLIMIN: VB Super -4 Dr. Hard Top. Power ateetiJia and braket. · _J~OST &,FOUND s1. .........,., .blw• Phone WY 2·2157 New or Renewal and bnkel. · .atreet "'""' ot .nu- vetbl am:r VlliP.IOA.TIOI'I AGAINST BLANDER.- LINCOLN, co 1111, .... l'tl&lara. lb'adtcttt, IDe.) 1 YEAR .. · ........ · .... $8.00 6 MONTHS .... · ...... · $4.25 VB Stor Chid • Dr. Hard 1op. Flneat ond Ileal aerlet -· Coral-- .... ...""""' DAILY SENTINEL $1,595 '58 PONTIAC ... _.. $1,495 LOsT- Tarpaulllt~~twftn leo Peed Co. and Racine. 1ac1 Gnlver llama, Pllone VI 14..- faato :Ill. ·Subscription Rates V8 Century 4 Dr. Hard ·Top. Power steerlDJ and brat-. Beautiful original finilh with matchin1 blue Interior. '58 BWCK .......... $1,495 0/ltdYHII amount lD. T a l l 20. Warblet 21. Uncooked ·9fto lot!Ar limply \q, lnformetlw, lltiJif\ll, Ther'D htlp YOII hu~. ttU, rent or Mn WHI be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR $995 '61 LARK .......... $1,695 u.s._ The Wan\ Ad• 1r1 a!Wut tatenn. THE DAILY SENTINEL Now '59 FORD ...... · .. · $1,795 IT. Entire II. RIID•l:ltr use Classified! FOR CLEARANCE SALE . WHOLE FAMILY ott South Jut,.. Get In Stride- A 'NOWI OR THI (ana.t.) .. Part. of ohtp 9. Tennlnate. 11. Highpitched AX'I'DLBA.A.XB It L 0 N G I' II L L 0 W Santa Sf:lggests ••• Next Years Price Tag .• ,. FOR DAD I lt. The IUD 27. God- at:ructure D.ULY OR'fft(IQUOTE - Here's llow to wo.. It: A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION (The Bon Monl 13.Rubbllh lt. Jl'acllltated WMPO Radio · Masan Furniture '57 BUICK .. · ...... · $1,195 li. ll"ta~ • Cl. Inlet 7. l.oopllke oloth 18. I•land ltl. Edpr All on S.Padl · A 3-Pc. Bedroom Su.ite at each store - Ruiland Fm'llitlort, and .Mason FW'niture. Notbini &o ask for your tree ticket. Need not be pre~e:nt to Waa li.Beat tabk 115. Bpell.k 16. Royal Air Force ..h C.Owno -- ,..I Tho WOdneoday ·meotlDI .a followup;_ of a prev!"OUIIIII~~~:~ Jng of the ,Rio Grande P RUTLAND, OHIO 10. Tap.~tey u.-ar dormltol'J'~ 'I I.Hc.teu' II. Land. rail ~abbr.) ........ (loot.} nib.... CII.ICf.>lot t11o faculty members. At pre~~ent there is no IJ1 regard to mellon ol a tblrd Rutland Furniture - 1 Wooi-INit / 22. Greek Iotter dk... regard to buQdlng a l!umber proftttbb . Fla.,.. JOU trtecl a w.., house.!! wJtb federal loans to hou1oe!l .u ll\tiY' ' .I.Stranl'• u:lvor aiatlon. Board. DAILY .._ CROSSWORD .a. IOOtoll There waa a discussion 1J1 gard to , the plan of development News, Events J a.Oennaa A mooting held at Rio Grond• il Col~ge Wedn<l!day alternoon attended by officia~ o( the era] Hou•ing Adrninistrr.tion, greasman·Walter Moeller, l:Ollego•il trustees, other -.overnment gures, and represntatlves of the Melgs-Gallia Development AIIO· Give- ... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlefOrl, 0.,, Dec. J, 1961-9 Receipts From Mercy Bowl Are Over $100,000 PT. PLEASANT - The M'aaon fOI CON!I5""5Nl O&PIENDABLE RESULTS llloTES 4 ~ts ,.er word. o.w LDaruur... "bUm'IUD dllar1._. . ~11tl Cl ceatl Del wurd fur three eoueeuti•• -.ertlou. Suec•a~ -ooe muDlb tor ao ee11t1 C)l:r wri ruu r•t• Gt t etiiU pu wunl trill o. ebatl~a tor ad,Hfu•n~: if IIUI oaad .ntlatll LO dQ• dter reeef•••1 hiU. E!TUn lit -'dft!rtiNil:l .sboUJd ~ repurted hruaedl•telJ. fbr L>.•l• S...hael trW Mf tt. ~e~oouiblt fot mort tbiD aD"' •ncorreet uuertto.. f' ~rJ ualioa tnd find 1 sound way to .11dvance to tlw llltlmate goa1t we have Mf. to Wt the level of cation for qor ehlldren." ~ '~ .'' ,.. ... '], �,-· •: • • Around And About ~ly~·n':l~•l~ Pomeroy-Mlddtepo:t, o:, Dec 1. 1~6~ \ Patents Place Study Subl•ecf Mi..ionary Stu.dy Held By Pal Teens , Cyclists Held Dinner Event The Melp MotDrcycle held a dinner Wednesday e;;:m~~~~ ''What Is Parent and Family A missionary study on Gualt"BY MlSS numom at the Salisbury School he t..Jfe?" was the topic used to high- ' mala_ was conduetf<! Thursday ROUDASHEl .T I Roo Calvert. a member who light the program at lhe when_the Pal T~n Chapleaving today lor hit: Air J'or·co il meeting of the Cbf>ster PTA , Nov. ter of the Mlddk>port Chun:h of ' Mlddll"port Persoaals Seo&lael base in California. 'JO. at the €hester Gr-...Je School, the Nazarene lllt!t al ttw home , Mr and Mrs. Rll.SSell Rice A large decorated cake with with Mrs. Donald Mora presiding. I or the pa!ltm· . At'v and Mrs .: were in Huntington Wednesday to Inscription "Good Luck Ron" Speakers 00 phases o( the !:IUb Clyde J . Baz·tletl . \1rs . B<:~rtlelt l visit with Walter Nuckles who is tered a special table at whlk-1111 jert included MJ"F.. Samuel Mich- I was m _charge •.r the ~udy anrl l seriously iU at his home. Mrs. were seated the honored guest Mrs. Howard a devottonal penod was conduct· Rice received word this week of Mrs. Calvert and member!! of 1 C rl Kautz ;:;ke: and Mrs~ Harold Spencer. ,ed by Rev. Bart!Ptl . ,the death of he.r sster. Mrs. familv . lnludlnr Mr. and Mrs. A ,~~;roup discussion was then held. ~ames and ref~shm~nts werf' ,Hugh Libby 1Laura Nucklesl. car &holl and Marlene, OOhgie The meeting opened with pray- ;enjoyed and th<' F1r.c;t bu1.hl'iay of Mrs. Nu<"k les died Tuesday m Calvert and Dale Harrison. Others attending were Mr. er by Mr. 1. 0. McC<Iy. Sef'relary l the Bartl£'tts' daughter, Reeky, Phoenix. Arizona. and reports were l!,iven 1was observed. Attending were 1 Mrs . George Wright and ~::!~: II IJv Mrs. Charles Griffith anl'i Sharon Harr ison, Joyce Long, Mr. and Mrs . Homer Rice, Mr . and Susan. Mr. and Mrs. 1 sMn.uel Mlehael. Hilly Dixon. Bill Moodlspaugh .l 11:~d Mrs. Denver Rice and ~n. Hager and Debbie and _Rhonrlla:ll 1 Mrs. Roy Bolter, membership James Bartlett. La111' •raylor· and B11ly 11penl 1~!11 Wednesda.y mght 1Mr. and Mrs. PhlUp Radford committee oblirman, anoounf'f'cl .John Wilt. ]and Thanksgrvlng day wrth Mr. IStephanie. Mr. and Mrs. Llo~vdlf I and Mr!l . George DeWeese in Ki~ and Mona, Mr. and MWrsU.IIIam•ll 116 pald memben. I Athens Mrs DeWeese who has lix: Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. M k d P Mrs.. Howar ar l:'r. rs. · · · . nd d M ·th M ML'C0 1·SERVICF.S FOR POE been eonfined lo her home wrth Wagner Jr. a Bren a, r . Charles Griff I , r·s. 1· 0 · Y M w Sl Mr and Ml'l · and Mn. Gordon Ridenour were PHILADBLPHIA <UPTl - Fu- !1: sf'vere l'ase of the flu tor lhe rs. nvne oane, · · named to 8 commiUee to rl'vif'W nel'al .~~ervices werf' lobe helrl to- pa~t month is improving. Robt'rt Chapman and Bobble Kav. dav fur Edgar Albn Poe 90 an i Mr. and Mrs. Gene 1 the by-IaWI. : •• • • Mr.~ C'<:~ d Niehols and son, Carl 'j and Be<"ky and Randy, • • Mr Braaoon'a Hfth grade won All-Amertf'a at Prrn~""Cton tn 1889. ' J . d M.k . R tl d . lted 1 t S -......;;.jjF'oe. w1lO was a ~rea1-nPp hew of r. u1 u an vrs al'l un- 1 Dwtght r ullums an 1 e, Mrs. d · d:..y wilh Mr. and Mrs. Husseii iEugene Willoughby and · f 11 1 d Butch. Mr. an· d Mrs. ,~:~ ~~~~ arneilK poe an au 10r, once Lyons aud, farmly . and Carl, .Jr. 1.I and ll••m•l H1f.omev !;(ener<l I of . M H I" t \\:et.~ d at·eum pBmed the Lyons lo Alh- , S1sson and Rkk, rs. II ~t.r•,l•r•d.. t' rtf'{ nes ay. _ .. ens when they returned their son, Arnold and SU!Janna, George MIDDLEPORT, OHIO D<Jvid to Oll David had been ner and Kennv Johnson. NOW SHOWING llu• book award for ha,vrng t~e hert! for !be Thanksgi ving vac-a- Following the dinner "s•x mo:;tbepnrf'nts present. rhere . were shown or summer • KITTENS GO . wrll D ,II{Jil. 8 rt>gu Iar mef' ,.m~ m TO COLLEGE" l'· Ues of the club. · Mamie Van Dore n, Tuesday remher but insteod . a Christmas , Mr. and Mrs. Wilfr·ed Weld, Mijanou Bardot a~sembly, planned by Rev. Ro- of Mar i~tla visited yeslterday herl Card and Mrs. Hornee Karr, Mrs. Folger's sister and tarnuy.l "ATOMIC SUBMARINE" will be presented for the ('hilclren. Rev. and Mrs, Donald Boone Arthur Franz, Dick Foran 1111is will he Tu esd11y , Dec. J9. ,daughter, Jeanie. The Folgersl Also Selected Shortt P>~ren l .<~ are welcome. wert! here for the banquet Ladies' night was held Thurs- 11 ~:;:~~~~~~==~ ~ The hosp itality committee for Men 's Brotherhood o( lhe evening by the Men's Broth·l l fo llre .lanuary rneetlng, which will Buptist Church lusl night.. of the Middleport F i r I be Family Ni~ht , includes Ruth .· k d Baptist Church beginning with Bacr Marv Kautz. Vir"ini<l Chad· Mr . and Mrs. AI Henduc s an I th b t f , . " h.ld f G Ill I" I "led n e . a.!lemen o h h Th t bl bl I well · Fr::mces SIJerwer ~md Pal- ·c I r·en,· o . a po ts v st cure. e a e essng rlcia Hol~er. . . here ~outh frtends yesterday, given by the Rev, Donald H<>one. ll Pumpkm pre With Christmas decorations we cream and roUeP wer·e d th 1 bl s with lowing the meeting. . :ay:; go~d :,; gold omamenll Midr//PI)Orl I regularlcvemng Sol ' ~LBERFELDS Main Floor, Choose from a big selection of useful and practical gifts. Courteous, capable salespeople to help you. Kabo• 'n Grill - - - - - : - : - : - - • 1 Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Til 9 VOL XIII ~ t1w ~ an IDd rich ._uty ol .t.w.. ..... ....... wiiii~UIIItr. .... ...._. Cllppllaollr---- rid! Nli"W. • • • · tAUa cova • t ... MICifoVI wnH e :t ... MUCI • • WIUI c0va cfva • 'lomeo/the fabulou• TONIGHT & SATURDAY "TOMBOY AND THE CHAMP" (Technicolor) Candy Moore, BE-n Johnson, Jes-se White, Christine Smith and Jess Kirkpatrick "THE REVOLT OF THE SLAVES" (Technicolor) Rhonda Fleming, Lan& Jef· rrlea and Dario Moreno. ·' ,;· Pomeroy, Ohio SUN., MON., TUES. ~ttmbtr 3-4-5 • featured. The head table centered with a small Ufe-llko!! • IM !Ill', DVJc:N OYIN Wlnl COVIi :sANDWICH .• Order By Phone And Toke 'Em Homo mg at therr hall Ul Middlept~rt. scheme. Mrs . David Darst Jr., Richard Owens, chancelor "and Mrs, Harold E. Hubbard m~nder, presided with J:rU were in charge of decorations off1cers pt·csent. an'd the tree which contaiMd It wa.s reported that about 2.200 plcke was made by Niem~y~r. a member , had Mn. Hubbard. ed the veterans hospital in Assisting in the kitchen were In gIon, W. Va. Mrs. J ohn Mrs. Fram.-e1 Bearha, Mr~·~u';!ll caid was reported improving Mrs. E. L. the Pleasant Valley HoRpital. Isabel Winebrenner, A donallon was mode to the I n•• Hindy, Mro. Paul Smart, Kauri aod M!'l. Hubbard. Pythian Home for a Paul Smart, president of the fund as was one to the was In . charge and Welfare fund of the Pythlans. 1. ulary ochadult for toa.bon. per· education and 1 ata1A! Jaw which oonvenllon tod117 honored mllslon ror boards ol education to opponenta charge keopt teachert publle school olflcloJa pay aU or part ol IR1UP 1oauru» from ''!<aching about Commun- anpletod 25 yen ol plant for Khool employ.._ a1Joea. lam. • U.. aerYioe. lion ol state lunda for comtruc- N"" offioen a1ao wen aehed- '!'bey ...,.. Raymond tion and robabllltalloa ol acbool ulod to be elected today. lieJd. Wonon C4lolt)r ~=:;, bulldingo, lpprop'latloaa for a pi- Included a -ldent, prealderJt,. ont: Lloyd 1!. lot study o1 problem ,..0., .,.. elect, two IIIOII1bMI to the OEA 'a head of the Bucbye largemenl ol the State Teachen :ta.member execut1vo - · trld. lledlna Coomly: in JanUOI}'. Retlnmeot System board of di- an NJ!A onc1 ..,. membor W. l'uftly, Urbanl01~=:!'; The allleltlbly aJao adopted alx rocton aed revllloo ol the School to a three-year unapirotl ~ ·on R. C. a.,.olda, ., other "aetlon goala" at the elooo FOIIIIdatlon Program. the Boord of Control ol tbo Ohto Jell.._ LoW ~ of the first day ol llle three-day Ad 0. Be111dooa Teacbon ond Puplla Roading Clr- o.mtJ: L. F Sclmrdw, meeting. Nearly aU of theN bave In today'• aeaalona, doleptea cle. 1a1oe CouDty - l a i r , . been preoentetl to the Joclllature - • ..peeled to a<t .., 30 reaol- The Ohio Alaodal.lon of Sehool J. F. z..t, before without........ uliona, includlnl two colllng for Admlnlalrabn. beldlnJ Ita -.l!ldt!nilla 1«o1 Dlolrfol, '!'bey llll; for a llote minimum lliudlea ol tho - · · liDandn& tl ing iu .,..junclm ..a. llle OEA Coun!J. uodertalteo by the - · After a 27-mlnute debalo, the delegalel alao directed the ....,. ciatlon'o ollleen and lltaff to ''vlgOI'Olllly support" the NaUonal Education "-iatlon'o I<COIIIIIl1!lld ation fo< fmanclal aollatanc:o to education during the aecood ,... alon of the 87th Congre. atartln& n- l!!llllli!JW! !I !!Ill! liP. II 1.1 J& Scandal Looms In Pol.·..." Cookie Jars Services For Mrs. Wise To Be On Monday Multi-color decontlon un. del' hlgh glaze. Heavy duty ceramic. DeCorated with embossed cookies. 1.95 Give Corning Ware For Christmas • Mrs.Gruaer Of EnterpliSe . A Loafing Gift For Tht • flcen ·were elected for ttt. new Preoldent Harold E. Hub' Vlco Preoldent - Kol BinSecretary - Ow<~: Bralton Treasurer, - John Kauff. M'""bers and guests attondlnl Mr. and Mrs. Folger. Rev. M!'l. Boone and dllughler, Mr. and Mrt. J oba 1Ktoutr., Mr. and Mrs. Gene K.lu!C, aod Mro. Harold E. Hubbard, aod Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr, and Mrs. Toll)' Fowler, aod Mro. Cllarlea Vroman, and Mn. Gerald ADthony. and Mn. Edloon Baker, Mr. with racks, 21k quart double boilers, 10 inch lkllletl with and withoUt rackS, handles, cradlea, electric percolator& and buffet !lerven. Take from freezer to flame or heat. Corning · wa~ will rul~' crack from quick tem· perature thiUlle. ' WESTMORELAND ~ -pi- . . TOA8T.It Tho Oll!y malic loulerl BIHII Iowen ..-ll<olly .- ,.. laYeta .. push. Toa,t ...... - DO -~~ lo 101 porfoet - _.n. Yuu lima ........ RADIA-NT· CON· _., __ 'I'ROL ........~ . odjuala touUac qcle . to . molntun ~ ....... e S.. the Com,l.t. Line of Eleclrl,col Appii!IIIHI Ell. . . . . - SPECIAL C:OMBINATION ~FFER haq ID do It JIO lDID tbe · POMEROY NATIONAL BANK n. people ..... alca ....... Do CXIIIDela ..... oelect. ;,., .._for cbt c:lllltbea. We will ha10 It poot-marlctod fiCGI Soiua a-lad.. if you mall It in - apeciallllall bar, Tilt JVIIII&II!III will be detipraol llld ibrilted ........ ...., ....... drla dMrtti....,..... PQMEROY NATIONAL BANK Died Homel One, l'nr, 1% covered saucepan&, roast en complete Mn. David Darat. Jr.• Mr. gee-.,_, .... --· MIN II the buslnel .. ,•::.:::~: the report err tile N committee . was given by Hubbard, Sr. aod the following of· He told me aU about ~~~e· llrowalot IIIII 11it1 lelndeor. I · know that lr amo from SOma for Modler aiel 111ot it waa poor-marked "Soara Clluo.• Wouldo'r )'01U litde sirl ar bor ..,. II) 8« 1 locrar from Stnra Claua1 To aiel cbac all,.,.. Barr-. .u- Zirkle. Hll topic was, ·~at ~~~~~~~~~OiiONiD.iiioiiiiliiiiiiiiol~;~.~· Layman la." and Mr ond Mn. · Poul 1Srnlort and ~~~v. ·au-tat~anoon. ~~~ • eo-. II M!'l. L. D. Dllea, Mr. and Cla1011oe Clad<, Mrl. Jlellloh II allllo meeting aod following and Mro. Cecil Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Blrql. Mr. Mt'l- Dana 'Hamllt<m, Mr. I SINGLE 69c "THI LAST SUNSET" Buz Walbum, Chester Zirkle, ~:~~:itaMrs. WllfrM Folger (Technicolor) Bt·ad Wolfe, Carl Owens and i nng bwo n1Jml>ert. ll Rock Hudson, Kirk Douglas, Dorothy Malotle, Joseph Cot· Lawrence Bing attended a "Sweet Little JetUI Boy" I ," She was 8CCOIDil801ed len, Carol Lynley, NevHie dinner of Naomi Lodge In 8r11nd. With the safe lU8tl· polls this week. The Rank of MI'II. cecil Bradbury. ness that the, sought love 'was conferred on one PauJ Chrlstiauson, oa1torll , .. they turned lhe fury of I alter dinner. Refreshments the Fil'Bt Bsptilt church their hate . upon each other! I served by Carl Owens and waa the ape~ker for Wy 2-5432 ~~~~::;:;;;;;~i:'i~iiji Colornrtoons Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, ~. 2, 1901 F-ormer Pomeroy, Buckeye Star Is Leaving Wichita U Milk white dishes with embossed a:rape and leaf design. F1des Lodge, No. 210, Knights tree made of toothpicks and . Pylhias,_ met T?ursd.ay even- sprayed to carry out the color I ,....rq . - . ... Dye Moves North To Nebraska Universi · • 1ow· •aua wmt eova Crows 1 -·~· .......... ~ OCI'Itbala. 1 MEIGS THEATRE u.a. - • Run Sandlots . . . ....,. C.,linmtal .ad Ladies' Night Held At Church D • M d onatlons a e By Pythians NO. 193 ... - -......... .............. en tine.' MooiiJ cfoH7 ... . , . - uy, ~~~~ self bastinli:. I STEAK HOUSE at y OI!A executive ...,retary, who aald the 8510<iatlon would eaD Ia leading Ohto orgarri•ationa to deYelop 1 fibn to prooent the oeedl of ed11Calon to the publle. He oddeti thal .he techer'o profeaaioJ)al organization alao will seek tax experts "to work wUII 111 to plan the tax structure ltr the The ll5tl delegatea attending the state of Ohto to do!Mrnlno what convention here unanl- tax base Is needed to adequately agreed by voice vote to ap- fiDanct pubfuo aducatlon." up to $100.000 to earry 1Dre More Help story of school needs 1<> the The uiOOiation will need addl1peoople of Ohio. tiona! per...,.l to carry out this The proposal was preseutod to].job. ba oald, which he described delegalel by T. G. O'Keefe, aa one of the moot Important taa1o1 rr- Eight roto-maUc skewer• turn and broil Shish kabob treats around a Vertical lire basket1 Juices trickle down each s·kewer - I • COLUMBUS IUPD -A "grau roots" campaign to build publle support for irnpt'Oved state school financial aid wao authorized Thursday night by the Ohio Education Aaaociation. The OEA also renewed Its fight more federal aducatlon assist- STAINLESS . STEEL C!UIIS 1111 I Ohio Education Association.Plans Grass Roots Drive For More School She'll Appreciate This Lovely • • , --· - • e . ~ee. COMPLETE 10 PIECE SET 1 1 IN POMEROY Visit the busy .Housewares Department on the treasurer LIBERTY THEATRE • • • I ,.=-·==--_,.._.... . I _ 1\io quart covered ....,. mnsurlni utenaU. ..... Clnlr . Hayrs Declares Open Warfare Against OSU Thirsty Thief Alumni Secretary Fullen Over Bowl Vote ~~un~o= Covered SQup Tureen$ With laclle and REVERE ·WARE SAUa PAN pan and America'• "nost Nantl.,.de Milk Gl~l , . Authentic reproductlono of Early American &laoo ~ Doric Pattern, Panel.. Grape Pattern, 014 Quilt l'tt,. tern and Ji:niUob HObaall , Pottern. trQ. Whlto . cetamle lou embeaed ~~ao · lliJ>I. Tra)' ........ .. b>lldJ -·platter. • ,. MBIG8 OBNERAL RGSPITA!< ·Admissions - Minnie· CoppOI llofer Mollohan DAYTON, Ohio IUPil - Ohto State J' o o t b a U Coldo Woody Hayes declarod Wll' Friday niFt on <CIIIIrovftslol osu alumol retary Joel< PUllott. . Hayes oddreaoed an alwMl gathering <Jt about 100 hero fol'-'•• !lor evenlrl - · • • an ear g appear.... on a Columbus !olevlalm show, whera be UD1eaabed a aimDar ottacl: on J'UileiL 1la)w laid llle blame for Ohio State'• N faCility council wte apinal tho Bowl tid• - ltlu~ "If lhla m• Is lllill pclllUial with Cheahlro. ----MAN mm 'nle Poqlero)' Pallee llepoflo · . armted 0ar7 HovM!II', rt, ..-·-Lac-ar.J.mto Ohio Friday an 1 ldilll'l" o1 p.;.r ' .., e 7tll!>!r the o1umn1 orpniullona II'OUIId the Jtate." U.,.. aald, "he abould rota1n hls job, U not, be ohould 101 qui of Ibm." Puliea ltaa bien 1 long·tlmo IDe oli~~Ju' and hu JOpeOiadly writ1<1n . ~ aOwlll'llcloo In tile PIR8T CANVAM 'J1JO Middleport l'lre DepartrnD wliJ begin Ita CIIIIV811 for IIIU1Ual Clu'lstmea beoketo <Jt - - porl~le ~ to be lite needY'(amllles, Sunday, begiMirql ot t p, 'yn II II the :lint of 1 ,of ~anvaooet In . the Midarea. 6·75 ' Dl,.bariOI _ Margaret Cool: 11CjUIINI7 on Fullen's Jhoo}dera. ""'Cited t o - '" ·Aioinal :l!ouihlr ......... Is _.o,}o," ~ ultl, "for this ·wbkh bu eaUIOd mora bltlemeu- Oblo Slate oJum. nl and taxpoyera . - lbo 1bat1 1UJ1i11ing o1ao Ia JDf ory. • '1110 aoach aabd his • . . - If FuJJea "rellecta . yaur IDlrlklnl " 1111 - - was • ....,.. ol "no's." , ~ denounood FuiJon I !Of. _ , . Ia llle Novemlx!r ltlontltl)to Ohio Stalo fuothaJJ plaJtn u '"pro!eaalonal . - . " '"WbeB Oblo Slate !ootbell made Sparta Jllustrated IIlii the Now Yod< ~;· IID)'the• aald.U;_:~ WIDII'I beeaulo tl ...,._ of our playllll>ut beeanoa ol lhll mon·a OOIIIIIICIIIL Wo bad gnai}J unlovorablo p.bll<llf. II lhla tbo "'">' u llumnl -.ry lboul4 serve blllllllwraltyt'" · the • - wmt lhaB clo llhJ. 1 ...,. - . , . deata at the achoot. I~=- eariJ IIlli _..., · ''We ban prolealonaJ &IU ID Ml lpportlll . . . . dents • 11oe eoadl aald ''but not Iliquor. ~ othleta. .,.. ,., meotheado ,. lbo llblo Antl State !uotboll team. • 1 had wu Bow 1:::~ beoD domlrWll in the lhlntln& ol the Oblo Sll!lo pla)'vl. and that tbf squad hid aD out Ia llle ltllchlgaa · - In .._ t1 Itill... ....... lracltnll the bowl bld. '"The Jdda de " ,.. that trip, l>ullding. • ., ....,..,.. ~ too, llayH tWcL I bad · ~ _ ..U, i11t1 lla.!oo 101d the - _':!...,the ~to ~~to ~ .~..... . - - - - •v up to San ProDc1ro Ia wootledul cll7. I npoal. 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