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TUES. mac i""' Dan River cottons and rayon prints. ~--------~--------~ (Tet!hnlcolor) ' A beautiful group of ~asy to care ~ "Till' CANADIANS" MOO' . * 1-..oy.Ohlo TERiii day callers or making busy preparations. . , OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 T"EATRE . ' Fresh new fashions . . to present Center - for atarry-eyed. dreamwsl , lUIph Meeker, WlllrJd Hyde Lovely ladies love gifts .of Wrute. Based on Wirt Williams beat ~>eller "Ada Dal· las" • . , . behind·the-scenes story of a tabulout hellcat of a woman! Startling! Reveal- lovely robes and we have them ...-.· see our ·beautiful col· In&! lection now. IIIlO Give- · eel Re lial l8l Nyion tricot quilted robes In aollda, ombrea •nd prinh. Away ON! int s95 16·50 lo on ,,, NEl M Sl GOI ,._ b Store Employe• Were Entertained 3-Piece Bedroom Suite era of the Middleport Ben frank-F~llowlng DOl F A 3-Pc. Uedao,~um I)U•ltl K•ven • at each atore - Rutlanu t• u1 ruture ON : Wl W1rm Chenille Dusters llld loluoa l'unllture. Nolhjna to bill, aa1l for fOUl tree ~et. .Ne~ not be .PJ"llllem to wuL ·-uil~nlf Furniture Mason Furniture iJUTLAND, OHIO · Aqu• & M1roon $3.95 were served at the eloH of the by Mr8. Rail. Attending were MrJ. LIDian McGhee, Mr.11. Zella Riley, Mrt. Gladys Vroman, Mra. Dorothy Nlcbolaon, Mro. Allee Mills, Mn. Margie MeDanlel, Mrs. Jen Cboohlre, &bert Sprouoe, and· Tom II tl I I tnt dinner at Martin Restaurant the went to· the home of the for the evening of g i I t exch111111e. S.l'reolhDMinto I ~ . Bright Reel $25.00 lin Sto~. entertained their employees Wednesday evening. 0 - Quilted Velveteen Robes Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail, own· Printed Nylon Dusters $1 0.00 CoHon Print Dusters $1.95 to $5.95 TO GET I'VIIIoOUGR Steven Andrew Spurrier, Mr. and Mn. Clarence MASON, W. VA. REGULAR and .EXTRA SIZES )On .Fo1cePomeroy. trainingRt. at 1o !~!!~~!l!tiSrbaste Due, Texas. He will I . 0 I The pretUeat nighties e.tr went to dreamland! 44%·pacron PolyeSter, 3:1% nylon, .24% cOtton . . . tulia In l twinkle, stays ttousseau beautiful! Lace lavlllbell 'square neekllne. Btldal pink or blue. 32 to 40. Waltz length .g0wn, 3,116. Full length-town, 3.95. · • 1M tM .,...,. liM of nl1ht eown• en "- ~n~~ln floor. plete hla bask tralnlnr thlo and ill eexpected to arrive this weekend lor a furJouah. Bt ) thanked all who had auloted II du"lni tho poat year and wished 1 the new offieers the help and llistanee that she had '""'Jved. Glfto were p.....,ted to ond Allen Hughes, patroa, by Mro. Lyono r. II:·- omau wilhlnJI wo1::..1 ;~I IIII ~~nt·Clleeaobrew oang, ··• l.b . Wllh Upoo 1 Iller" to 11 M•·•· (~~~~~· ~ &a.nc:ial meaenpt, always . at the 111Cb of a pea. ""'Dme, pay billa aacc!y, "keep fOil (on the orubl) and oerve as l!!J,~i... •ftiWY-1Nmlt. CHECKS DRAWN ON US; JOUR ACCOUNT H~ SOONI i/.'i.:J:;: __. - - ~ ~ - - PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS Servina:.Me~11 t Co!ml1 Slnoe 111'12 - Altar tho rlbJallltlc elooloa. the benodlellolt Jllven by Jtav. Donold Boont. , . l'•lllhlnt fund - -"" by Mn. ll:uee BlnaJwn """ Mn. II. L.. I'I'IJI<h. ,_ boll ""' dtcorated II Cbrubotmllyu. ~:_.(...... t.,._l Ml'L In the cllnlq room by ll>nu.- Hood, Mra. Jack S.tlerfield, Mn. Denver Nel1011, Mn. li and Mia Freddie Wll C!OY8l'ed with • eloth 111d eenterod with a arransanent ol holly and eandleo. Mn. Beehtlt pn~dd-l at the 11Jver service. Kn. II Jame~ Slm- ... 1a ....,... de<oratlonl' lltn~Mm~ro anll · BAN LON H,eksuede JACKET 16.50 ' 5..,95 . I pin- -tool Beehtlt by Mro. Clahoortl~ I wu -""to tho thaptef by Mr. ~~~~~~B:ro~wn ·Give Her A . jii'OIBIIIotloll. After ·tho inllalletlon, Beautiful CARDIGANS 11 ::. 1:~~o~yno~cb u eonduclOoo eonduclro11 ol lhe olflcen. 'lilt IIIII wen ~-~~ II' She'll · w•nt · several of ibese· beautiful hanlon cardigans, lone sleeve-. conttut~n~ pearl button ~m. a wide aelecUon of colora to cbC~GH from In sizes 34 to 40. ~ . ""\ I • .1liPOVIR' SwEArP.s To M.ifc. . \L $3.95 ' - Chic and •tyllsh swag· ger cluslc wltb stitch · d~'-l!ecf yok~ llbd col>' bier itoctets, .tie belt, !)illJ Jlilllum lliied. , '.... 10 to II ill briiht rocl; -~. aoii, ~en . \ • ! ' -·""" 'Iicht -· Short SltJYt . . . v.-..~~o~oo. ' t ' . NO. 199 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Dec. U, 11161 Investigators To· tinue Probing 1 '-AV.a .a Cause Of T-.. . IV'n.d .. t • enttn ' Your Shopping St F at y a,u......._ ...,..••nd lnPomerQy F c • • NowYouhow • - Dai one •· """'!' ._ Make Elberfelds E The • • • ' ' .. _ ---·_!! _;._ .. -w-· '•'-••. .•··-·•-···••• . _,,,•·---·-..---- '" .··.'"'-' ' ""' ~.- ,_ J:l ...ll.• .....llf . . . . IIMw Mft'P...... ..., llldloH ....,, na. WI ......... tl lo&lo_....,. .. ...... 111111 ....,. 114 ... aJP.t, ............, .... - ~ ee161t'~ (. Winter Arrives Wit . •, engeance, Highway!' oads, Are Hazardo I• �• • < ' • • r BY -:;:-HE WASHINGTON STAFF The Lrouble was. the b 1r do in the pocketbook. I knocked my· I The Voice Of Broadway were so sleek and weU kept that Rep. Hastings Keith, R . Mass .. Ithe na_t1vea shot lhem dowr~ - ot· s.-.dly remembers how hu; dough· tt'n w1th bow and arrow - and ter Carolyn took the death of ,her ate them with or without the pet dog Laddie. Her mother told me.ssages. . her as gently as pos•uble thai Gaud, who was In ahlll'~e of Laddie had been rWl over dur the Lend-Lease admioistraUOD, ing the afternoon. put in a ru!lh requisition to WashB 0 t h parents were surprised ington for a new supply of pig~ when Carolyn took the news eons. quito cabnly. But later In the !There was a delay. Then came WASHINGTON _ - Dai Notes Off Broadway Bulletins I I n s f .er I Th< Oll f ( for ()b -, liFE l C1lll ... iEiM """ WY ULL u.. 1\100 . Pbo I ELl Col 1\IC ma goo R. PI> H5 ANN Ro Se po 111110 "' Jl, li1 91 ON II 0 L 1'1! I By DOROTHY KILGALLEN TUESDAY WELD, PAST MIS'l'RESS of the flip comment apd Independent at· titude, has discovered that life can be painful. She's t(ltchlng for her lost love, Gary LoCkwood . . Jim Garner is want· ed for the leading role opposite Marilyn Monroe in "Something's Got to Give," which would be a top~er. He's already appeared on screen wtth Kim Novak, Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLalne and Natalie Wood-Dice going for a c h a p who hardly ever said hello to a beauty on TV's "Maverick" . . . . Mrs. Shelley Berman was rushed to Wickersham Hospital for an emergency appendectomy. She's doing Dicely, but doctors said that if she'd waited two hours it could have been very serious. The · Ringling Bros., . Barnullll and Bailey management is reelin~ under the shock of what mWlt be the b•gfiest busi· ness bomb In Its history. The Greatest Show on Earth" opened In Philadelphia to fewer 400 persons In Convention Hall, which coqld bave held 6,300 customers . . . All the papers carried their front page version of the headline "CASTRO ADMITS HE'S A COMMUNIST." And to think that was a very small scoop in this column a ' few days after Fidel captured Havana, almost three years ago. (Oh, those Irresponsible Broadway columnists? Why · ilon't they stick to show biz divorces and stay away from international affairs? . . . Because, dear read· ers, they have exttemely reliable sources all over the world and sometimes they aren't intimidated by .Pro-Communists, ostriches, religious publications or even the august New York Times.) PEGGY KING IS WEIGHING f o u r offers to star In Broadway musicals next season . .. The Writers' Guild of America has Issued a strike order against David Wolper, forbidding its members to do any work for him on television or elsewhere . . . Almost every show that tries out on the road before coming to Broadway has its feud rumors--and the ones emanating from "Subways Are for Sleeping" have song-writer Jule Styne and lyrlst-librettist Adolph Green at swords' points. This department doesn't know anything about the book, but If the boys haven't written anything more than "Comes Once In a Lifetime," they've got a great score. Marlene Dietrich quickly changed her Chicago booking when she discover· ed she was to make her pers 0 nal appearance on the same night as the opening of the Russian Ballet ... Bella Darvi was supposed to have hocked---{)r sold-all b,er jewelry to pay for her gambling loss· es on the Rlvlel'a, but she's turning up at Hollywood parties wearing lavish necklaces of dfamonds, rubies and sap· pblres, and the cattiest cats in the mov- L'tpscombput up For' Ch•Ief At SyraCUSe week to the taxpayers. • BROADWAY MAY SEE A SH Ow tn· I y - I sends me. flattered in my Ufe, IS I hang DAD AND J HAD a !Jimllar ex· on to 'one praying, literally pray- perlence years and years ago. an lng, I won't fall and smash the purely ima(llnary as to any rnolelt- 1 "Bul, oh what a dUferenl story Juvenile Pai'r Taken Jn .As Arson Suspects Jos S<Ovens near Vinton. A 17-year-old Kenlucky youtb and a t6-year-old Vinton lad are now in custody wblle the inve.sa Ugation of thP blaze is continued by officers. Anolher 12-year-old who after a few months. Yoo point-! . ed the finger at every industry in the country - two of which OfflCials .o~ _the Ohio S t 8 t_ e I hav e stock in. They are not \or~rv 0 1 ~ 111,100 and the Galha 1 • • • Is !'& ported to have taken par:t in tht fire starting has been . released to the cuatody of a relative pending the outcome of the investiga- guilty as charged. but the effo<l ,County Sheriffs department have lion. the stock market cost me and 'luken Into custody two juvenile The Wednesday fire destroyed boy ho s peeled ol set the government plenty." 1 8 w are us. h d ,.j 8 garage, til~ tool sheds, end Kennedy paused and looked ' ~n~d. the fire til wh;c 7'ci'ar- 10 acres of grass-land before bearound the room. "Now what 11 u tngs on e _ ~- 0 ___ ing extinguished by the Vintoa wanl to kl)ow," he said, "is last spring. He could have ac Fire Departmest • and forestry which .?ne 'f you sent that tele- companied some of our school agent.!. gram? children on their cia88 picnic." Gallia County Proba"' Judge Joha w. Howell stated today that THE MUCH-PUBLICIZED pic. til vis· no .decision will be made regard· ture of ln"'rlor Secretary Stew 11 CAME OVT durmlgC be lng the boya · IDitJI an lhe 111011 ··• a1pme · tt of Korea's Genera of th u S n . are compiled from the Investiga. art Udall gesturing w'"' k halrm pick Into the clouds from lhe top Hee Par .• <. than til K e u tion. of Japan's . Mt. Fuji .got a' few preme ~r '· n a:.,b:s.="~ rumments irom Japanese elilbas· think .their you gKwon Ch tJ n Mr. and Mrs. Russell weatll.,.. sy personnel. , Whoashidmgbeton .. II __ , g. by and famlly of Columbus, Mr. m veryadministration. . gwu grace• and Mrs. William' Lewis and dau. Evidently thinking of lhe al- swithu the Kenned pine pick, one morted: "The wa ass! edyto his st from gbter aJI!i their mother, M; 1. only equipment needed 1o cllmbad He 'a tgnud' t · Hporvard. Lenora Lewis of Jackson wert Fujlyama Is a good pair of walk- vance s 1es a a dinner gu<sts of Mr. and Mrt. lng shoes," O AL LABOR Re'-~o John Wool! and 11011, Jolui AI. NATI N A veterau who bas cljmbed Board officials say lhe publlc ~ len. MI. FuJi a dozen Urnes qutetly t' ite nfused n The oil wen on the Munce Pona •'"-' "lt'a too bad Secretary whiiOille ~esboqud . co _ _, ·to do !arm Is compjeted and sealed. .......,....., &t ....., ar lB sup.,...-"~ o Udall didn't attempt his climb d h 1 'ts - lsdictloo ex They are no.,. drilling on Max an ow ar ' JUr Hall (ann. , tends. . . _ _ ___ Ul far A r~t compl&nant wrote m that hiS truck broke down m ,. .. OUnCI ORS his home state, but he managed DEVOTID TO INTIRilT·OP ~ coax it to a nearby garage MEIGS MASON AREA m ~ different state. This, he ex- PubU~~:·:.~ .~t':n~C:':~:='SWI· OL . ,.-::-,.,-,:--:==== G 'd' S C THE DAILY SENTINEL mg '/PI Holiday Event WY. 2·2431 so-ETHING Nmt'l "• AT · CROW'S STEAK HOUSE HOME-MADE FRUIT TURNOVERS 20c APPLE-CHERRY-BLUEBERRY - - - ORDER BY PHONE- TAKE 'EM HOMI PHONE WY ·2-5432 -·--- - - SAW ••• , L*RMIN8 • FAST! PRESENT/NO THE NEW SIZE DODBE DARTI • ti; I ./IIIJHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BIQ AND um.E gorgeous thing. "I just now baked ter. five of these,'' Betty carols joyously, and all were for the church. No wonder, gosh NO WONDER she's Meigs County's Mrs. Amer· "keep the change' out of a dol- lea. All the oth•>r young mothers Best':Fbod, Gifts, Friends NEED A Entering Into thls was a BB gun and the fireplace poker. blush. repeat blush, to 11ay we ca11ed the police and 'twas SEE THIS ONE , , • With Plows, Cultivator end Mower . .- . . . . · Mlrn..M.tic P~ 'II*"'. ~ · · ucl.,.•• OHIO SaWs Now At " ' FULTON-THO~PSON TRACTOR SALES SPRiNCJ AVL · . . ' POMIIlOY, 0. . '- 'F::~~~~~ J~~~ .' , ,Only fold-down center armrest fa ' equlp· ment. Fold It down a.nd you've got the comfort a.nd security of a. buckt>t seat. ~ you•need extra room, just fold lt up again. · · · Tlie .Dart.44Q ~ a yer# 1\Uurloils,&~tom®lle. Thel'e's · 'earttetl,llg, lmder your feet. · 'thll · ·vl.nyl. It extends . ip,o1d& softly '• - ) "Sui•· $ign· af. ~ua~it(' . . . .. .~- . ";). ' . ' I . I· .,' ·...... . -~. i ., - Only · l~fS Dominion A.u"-~~c Irons ~ Only 6,95 . DOminiOn T.....,. · Only H1lr D..,.,.,. tpkially priced -OrolY US Copp•r Citnl~ ~ · Only 1.25 , Vtu Eleetrlc }lriU.. ' Specl•lly ~ Only 27.75 . ., .ta.u llwtst Prices In Townl ~ Store & .' ·~\ " ' \ ·Automatic Washers ., · and Dryers · .freezers -Refrigerators and Combinations 7.25 OcirniiY.r 1!f·lI~ . II Mlxen; R!lll. J4;95 '. ' · · S.,.cl.t IG.95- ' , neighbor Mayme Raln•y Clara PH~E Wi-94_.11(, PEARL STREET LOOKING ARQIJND - INndlerlng of ' MoRRIS ~EMENT & ··~1 ·CO~­ Weber and co-worl<or from tllo lng 1o relate contents of their lone Hoping you are the oame, 1 print ahop. Caah '11ahr from hl1 and beautiful bible. · moln etc. j otore ICJah is one of our rogulara . every yearl Lois Mcllhenny and F'IIANCIS KL,EIN Is chairman FROM TODAY'& .BJ!ADJNG: Louella Jenkinson from the bank. of thlo Afternoon Circle A n..rvous professor• at FrBDceo Rouoh and Sophia IMrs. llng this bazaarcliff. women's college, ''""pani0111 Gordon I Swisher from their her co-chairman. As ·piece to nearby Harvard, s'.orea - And I'm scared to make flnoHy sank Into a chair for out at his too-short-skirted Roman ~I,Oflr u I'm con- change for thooe olllcient ladles too-long-delayed dinner she deals, "Move back ol el,. I cerned. but I eueso I did all rllht. lated to me, In a perfect cla11 mill! J blacken the '· People ~ rlaht and loft. A Over at a special table are tile Thurber manner. the following. hall of my glasses.• oweet fecid lady 1 didn't even young busy mothers of the Elean- ·' ' only Francis could tell lt. In the .,..,. arUcle, ''"'-\:~~;~~ know ~~.liter olle wu from or Circle, u talented a bunch as 'Twao Thank•llving Uhls !table suflraset"' gave a di the Eleclr!C Co.) came wh•te I you'll lind. As I proceed with just last wee~). Pete and aged follower tbls advice . .temporarily for c.outlon lon my cane down our cis had debated havlne on God. my dear! SHE wm down • ""' • ally to the church. nel~hbor Betty finally bought, stuffed and you r• boutlht Fultz came out loaded wltll three a good big one "as If wo Needle" to say tile article 1 ~tt~~''! for the warm-from the oven pumpkin pies having 12 for dinner: all about women's col1elile1 as ! lAid, ''$ay. Blanche. will you take ooe Pete took down a goodly now and laucinatlng It ""'· wltll her daughter In -Nlavrne says •'tm nnt I'll never be back'" - which forts us -- Joan Triplett Wlloitel will tnke ovel the beauty shop-1 .Joan is right at home as right htre by us when 1snnall girl - Vlr~lnlo Gwena enJoYing each other's delll!l!t new book 'The Listener~· so enjoy Sanda bea••tlfltl solo •t SEE-TRY....Jt FARMALL SUPER 'A Vernon heaven!!, why did 1 ever stllrt try· ·1entur(Jus Jives. as sshe Ieave11 for an I ' a poor old drunk wbo had . way and was beating on our Inhospitable door. all the while calling to his wile "Let me In, Mondy, let me in'' )ar, when maybe they'd bought had similarly toiled, as their )Qvefar less than o dollar's worth. ly hand made articles showedVisiting, visiting - how I did , Among them huge Xmas eandles, enjoy it. Friends from all the a matching red and white handchurches, all eating heartily. ba~ and gloves set, apron!!, an all Be spells. the Kletns and Group!l of frlenlls together. Some white nylon Chrlstmaa tree - Haskinses have led mlghtly high ~ehoolers at noon. Hospital News Plans were made for the an- plamed, would make it interstate day bY The Obto v.uey Pubi!Jb.lnl "No." thu!l Fr,11nce!!l, "he'B In Roll call was answered by 13 nual Christmas Party and observ- commerce. ~:P•:~~~!~;:t'11:!~. P~o:_ the Eastern Mediterranean <or j me~bers It was '-cided to pur ance of it!l 59th Anniversary when The garage fixed the truck, but 1157 edlturtll • WY t-21!16.. , n1 · ue , , h ed h v th I . Bmered. •• •Mond ela• malllQ maybe twas Arabian Sea\ just chase two handi··lights to be US· Gui(Hng Star Counctl, Daughters c arg W a~ e wr1,_ ~-a· c Blm· matter at tbe POft: offte. et PoMmn. now . Didn't you perhaps want ed on the fire truck.. 1t was vot. or America, met Nov. 30th with ed was an exorbitant fee of $212. Ob~~UaaaJad.YllrtialiiJ "P"fD\&Uv• CLINE and not KLEIN?'' ed that for any member 1o be eli- Councilor Margaret Cottrill pre- ! including a bill lor towing. aottlftoUI IDmboU. '"'·• "' ....,... Th e wrIler fimo......-1 that all this toDsub.cripua Ave .• Ne• Y~nk en,, New 'iori. The voiee !!&Jd, t•No, he was In· glhle to hold office they must at· sld'mg. le;.......... 11 ratu: DtU••r•d bJ 1 deed Klein wfth a K.' So the tend 12 meeting nightJ per year.. SecOnd nomination of officers was ~ Uunfalr labor practtc:e," ~a.r:.tr o::·~:.:~·::an~ c:~L~ r! talk went on, -f' . telling him how Nominated for fire chief mas Iwas held and reports were read and stnce unfair labor practtces DaJIJ senuael office atuo .sx manol tht. montba IUO onb,she'd Iost her eyes lght •,a 11 butl . Allen Lipscomb, John Slack and 1 and approved. The council has are under tile juriSdiction otorl'r.80, routetbre• -.,bere anUabl11; • how son • Freddie • a Naval Acad- Larry Hubb an.. _,1, For pres1'den t tea • pa nn · g lm'l ves and cand'y for NLRB . the government ought tojmonth, ll.oo. By rn111: one 1tar. n.oa . lill montb1. M.U; three mont~.. emy gradua~e and ship command- was Oris Hubbard Petie Cundiff I sale. Membeu have chocolate do something about IL u .so, · I er, is NOT here any more and ao and Troy Zwilling. A full elec- jand hard mixed candy to sell. " --- of these for me?" I never was so Cbqrch. Bazaar Displayed BY IIL\Ntlllt~ .RAIIKJNS DEC. I -;-'1ihat a good time we all had dDim 11 tlle bazaar at churclt ~ ltll6Woldp, good home oilctldnJ, Chrllin101 1~ts you could buy IUWt.lay awB)': fOod st"emed to p the ~but of aU. 'Mie way ~~ p fdr home cooking ~·· to make me marvel. From MQ.. E. M. WOOds' rrd velvel ~· IIDd liaf•!orle MilIHoan'o blcllh~ ,aul.,eake, on down 1he line to p.ratl!y RoUer'• and Juanita BoctiUil'l'"• land • dd!e~ otherol won»ftil ahlil and vegelable IIOUp i!{r.!ell. It waa a 1981 elec-1 helpmg you in 1he tion. <fot in Dutch with my boss and othe_r employes and ~enerally ~k Jt on the chln Wllh a smile. 1 self out volving the talents of Carol Haney, Larry Blyden, and Sheila and Gordon Mac· . S0 me Rae. At any ra t e, th ey were domg enthusiastic gabbing about the prospect as they dined at the Stork Club the other . ht . Th ose Wh 0 ' ve seen R't mg l a Ga m as the nymphomaniac Estelle in the Argefl· tine production of Sartr£> 15 "No Exit," testify that there hasn't been such sizz. ling celluloid since the palmiest days of ~... .. . ]lion of officers will he held at Anyone wishing to order, may Rita Hayworth and Ava Gardner Di- j Well. 1ts been nice talkmg to th<· next mceling, Dec. 20th. Ido so by contacting any memrector Bob Mulligan is in New York to iyou." both said to the other. Children of the Syracu,. vU- her. interview children for the top moppet See~• that there IS a new set !age will be treated by Santa i The Christmas Party ~ oilroles of the year- the parts as Gregory of Klems around here and they Claus at the village hall on Dec. I th Cauncll' 69th Peck's offspring in "To Kill A Mocking· DO have a Freddie servanee o1 e ' bird ." . 24th Carl Gheens went from an Anniversary, will be at the next Sometimes you wonder why perform- · BUT N h dl h to honorary member to an active meeting Thursday night Dec 1member and Bill Hudson was ICth at '7·30 An exchang~ of sO lhCIA ar ! °pe rFeIt ll 11 ers do benefits. Example: While Blanche a e a t s as com1ca y as . · · Thebom of the Metropolitan Opera was told lt to me. nut I've tried. f'll ro-enstated. cent gifts wiD be featured. and singing for charity the other night at the SAY that Attending were Malcolm Guin- potluck refreshments will be serWaldorf, a walter used a corner of her She'o tho same Frances who ther, Joha Slack, James R. White, ved. stage to slice a tray of Baked Alaska told me of a suppo.sed burglar 'lhy Zwilling, Pat Pattorson, Sisters Mabel Winebrenner and Movie tycoon Joe Levine is due to leave trying to enter tllelr house when Allen lJpscomb, Latry Hubbard, Aile~ Capehart were reported 1m· I Boston's Peter Bent Brigham Hospital they lived over on Thlrd-st near Carl Gheens. Frank Hudson. Blll provmg. Slater Eleanor Robson this week. But he'll have to do constder- us. Hudson. Morris Harden. Herman 1 was In Holzer Hospltol after ma1 able recul»eratlng at home ... The Sene· "And there stood Pete.'' London . eri Rt•rl Cundiff. lor surgery. galese mtssion has complained to the she. "ln his pajam.. which .• State Department about one of New •plit from ear to ear, "'~~:~ ~ York's Latin-flavored night spots. They aiming his gun at the claim they made reservations by tele- strategic spot." phone but weren't given a table when of all the vivid and col•llrl••l-1 t~Ol'_S~owed up. "split from ear to ear" just I . 0! ·:__ ie colony appraise them as real. RCA-VICTOR REALLY has [lipped evenlno, the daughter could be a '•ply from the Pen'•"~. Ac over "I Believe in You," the hit song • -ofrom "How to Succeed." The record heard In the back yard calllrig, C!lrding to tile war manuab, It company now has a pop version by Sam "Laddie, Laddie! Where are said . proline pigeons were supFJetcher the Memphis mailman, a big you?'• posed Lo breed their own replaceband in~trumc~tal arrangement by Hu· Again, her mother told her ~nls. So the request ~as dego Winterhalter, and the original cast al- gently that tile dog had been Died. bum in which Bobby Morse croons the killed. Carolyn lmmedi~~Y burst tune ... The Twist partners who caused mto tears. sobbingo 0~. I AT'WRNE\' GENERAL Robthe most comment in the Palm Springs · tllought you said 'Daddy. n • t ert Kennedy k1cked off a speech to N•w York City's elite Cro wd were Princess Soroya and VIc 'Laddie."' Economlc Club bY re adin g t b e Damone. Very good, everyone agreed . Jose Quintero won't be directing SECRETARY OF STATE D..• following telegram be' had re· "The Aspern Papers," after all. He can't Rusk told one on William S. eently recelvedo .. finish his current work on the Thornton Gaud Jr., when he waa sw<irn In "Thanks for a good swift kick Wilder one-act play for the Circle-in-the- as Middle East and South Asia . But wa t ch .for news In· . -' .. tr ator lor IorSquare on lime. r~lona I >~UffiiDIS volvlng Quintero and J?OSStbly _Gwen e1gn ald. Both Rusk and Gaud Verdon in an F. Scott Fitzgeraldtsh dra· were colonels on the staff of Gen· ma ... Rebekah Har k ness K ea!', pre~··· eral Joseph W. Sll'I weII '>L •• t h e dent of the Harkness FoundatiOn, Will China-Burma-India theater dur· f or p ear[ Pr'tmus, 't~VI't• mg · World War II. Commun1ca· hold a reception ing UN delegates from the Afncan !Ions were primitive or nonexls~ countries Miss Primus will visit on her ent and the theater resorted to , • t f AI . d by the . . uance our o . r!ca, sponsore earner p1geons for many mea. f' h'el d Foundation. This IS the kind of hands· IBges. A nommatlon 1or "". c ' an P""'dent was the mam feature across-the-sea project that should be en· couraged by the Slate Dept; it presents lion of all this to sister Hulda when the Volunteer Fire Dept. a first-rate artist to foreign nations at no Klein, who was feeling mighty met In village hall Wednesday cost to the taxpayer, and is far more po'-ly. night. Dec. 6. valuable than sending a third rate coThe phone rang. ' Francis ans- Secretary and treasure~: reports median, obscure girl singers and a bal- wered "Is Freddie Klein there?'' i were given by James tt White, loon blower·upper at a cost of $10,000 a ·a voice queried.. { · 'who reports $lti8 in the treasury. DidYouKnow That - (NEAl e, 1981-1 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy· Middleport, 9·· De~ _9, 198~ WASHINGTON COLUMtt - Dally Sentinel, PomllfO)'·Mlddleport, 0 ., Dec. New In Farml,.._ ·•114 ~~rk Super~ ·~~ . Service Station. aeglater for free prizes. No purchase bl ~nt to win. :: .-~ ,r~:y . • ! &~OUNTRY SHOPPir~; CENTER : .:ack W. Ca~y~ · . l .• �• I --·---·---~~- ·------ .... I ~Dally Sentinel, ' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 9, 1961 =:::.,~~=.- ~ Jackson Rallies, . Edge Panthers 70-65 In Thriller Independents BY BOB WlNGE'ft A Wt quarter .Jocboa ocoring rllnpi(IO, led by ...W..aded 11-9 senior ilbarpollooler Slm Beet· ley brougbt Cooeh Tom 0. borne' a l!!&m from behlDcl to edge L1' PomerOy Puthert '111-&'1 last oght here. The· I!OOre ·waa tied ot wtth ouly a miaute and 211 aeco1:h left Wbell Beckley look over lor Jact5011 uf dumped In all bt.' two ol tile flnal polDIJ. In all. the &peedy little Jack· so:~ guard hit for 11 markera durlng the laSt period and 17 alto. gether. lilt two most Important oneo WI!'" two foullboto with 18 seconds left to play. BeckleJ calmly tG..,..t his t'fO lree thcon throuch lhe hoop sf· ter offidlbt _charged Bob Win~> brenner with a personal foul on a questionable call wben WJne. brenner had grabbed tho ball out of Beckley's bands Ill the front court. Beckley tossed his free tdrow tosBea in, aa the pacitod house of fanJ shrilled giving Jack· 1011 a 6&<15. Though the !ronmen grabbed their third straight league win. the host Panthers tave Jackson a great battle. Triell1 Puther pla,...U. $-7 Jrdcllo B!lffiDJio!! wu ...,.... ao1 11 lhe star ollhe elou hlllo. He rl)t;led the -lor 10 pol!alo, iiJI. t1111 oa about II per eeal ol 1!11 field goal allempta. ' Buffington wa1 forc<>d to shoot mostly !rom the outside after lhe Panther fast break comblllatlnn with Winebrenner and oenlor left. bander Terry OhUnger wu aJ. moat completely !llopped bj> the tight Jact&on dele.... He con. nectecl.repeatedJ1 oo his liO fool 1 Jad:son took lull control field goals for Jackson and ByPomeroy was bebJnd the stroog den 14 on seven shots that hit Jac:Uoo County outfit lllOiit of th target. the first half. The first quartm Jackson out rebounded Pomeended with Jacbon in front 17· roy with 46 compared 14 the Pan. 16 and the balltime boner aound. thers' 38. Mickey Winebrenner ed es Beckley hit a jumper, ' gathered In 10, Allen Hamm and giving Jacbon a 37·3S lead. Bob Winebrenner had eight each FollowJng lhe balfllme break, to lead Pomeroy. Jackson'• ...,. Pom....,. """"' frio'* alroag lo bounding stan were Sprigga with 1M ll!bd period. \afore Jad!IO!! 17 and Hyden 16. eoalcl 11M lhe nage, Lellle, MJe. Pomj!l'Oy connected on 28 of 75 1le7 WIDebroHer, Ol!llqer, Buff. &hots during the nerve wrecking ~ ... Bob Wlaebnaaer all game for a 37 per cent average oeored to pul the Pentben com- while the lronmen tosaed iJt 32 of luriobly Ill ' fraol, 41·37, IM!qre 'IS shots for a 41 per cent aver· Sprtgp eanned • """"" with ,,. age. 04 tell Ill lbe period. . . . . . . . The Baby Panthers romped the Bob ·Winebrenner was tho ouly Jackson reaerves 411-26 in 1 be other Pomeroy player to hit dou· prelin1inary gamo. Mite Spencer ble figures, besides Buffington. canned 16, Dick Wells 10 a n d He chalked up 11, hitting four Fred Boyd 9 for the winners. field toab and three foul shots. IACKSON 170> Gilliland totaled 12 points on si> 1 Hyden 7.j).J4; Gilliland 8-0-12: jump ohot 17om tho left oomor. stop the Panther surge. The Panthers held at 11-47 lead going into the flnal quarter of play. Center Allen l!amm talllod on a free throw .......U aft..the quarter began, addlnt anCJ!h. er point to Po>rner<>y's lead. Beckley quickly hit on a jump sbot from out front aad 1-11 Eddie Sprtgga llhoved one through from under the hasket 14 c u! Coacb Russell Moore's quintet lead 14 one. With aeven minutes left Bamm waa fouled again by Roger HydeD, oae of Jackson' a top players. The Panther center • mJ..,..t both abola. Hyden grabbed the second off the boards and paBaed to Beckley who wbiz!ed 111 for two, giving Jackson a 5.1-52 lead. Another long by BufiJng. ton put Pomeroy baclr In the load M.Q, but Bockley !!lJaln to Junior Rwty Leffle. who replac<>d Hamm. put ... throogh with five minutes left to pUt Pomeroy out In fro nt again. lieck· ley was fouled a few seconds lat· er by Lelfie and be swished both. Wl\b four mlnu~ remaining, Bufiingtoo tallied on a jumper. Within a few seconda Sprigga oe~ ted two quickies 14 switch the lead again. Hydeu c:ommllted hill fifth foul with th""' mlnut.. left. Mickey Winebrenner Wjlllt to the Doe and hit ooe to maliie it In favor of Jackson. Ohlloger sank a set 8l!ot wtth two minutes left lo tlo It at 6Hl. Forward Jim Gilliland within asecondll to •pat In the lead, then Bob Winehronner tied It at 63-63 with a minute and 29 aeconds left on an outside jumper. It was from there ' f . R' 0 J k 69 50 Ch' Je s . on ver .ac ets to . 'e - l l'l C· • n: p ' CAl f ~ I . II 'l'll!t LOp.. Chlellalal posted wiD" their flral the 'aeucm 1n SE()AL c:iliDpetiuOo Friday with 1 8No rlpplnJ o1 Middleport. Behind a 19-polllt effort of Bill Plllterlol!, tile Cblefa wore never Ia trouble u lhey pol!ted quarter leldl ol 'I H; »II, I!!Cf 114-311. • Don Phelpa 'chipped In with 18 points and Gary Dalton added 1J to the Logan aUaclt. For the YeUow Jackets, Joha Allensworth hit lor 15, Riclt Oller had 12, and Russ McElhinney 11 pointe In tho loslllg effort. Again, the Mlddiea were cold· than on African vacationing Eskimo-land. They hit a poor 23 per cent the lield, c:ommltted 20 .ne Posts RaCI w '59"':,to 1 score Over B0 beats o\thons .......... - -----"------- - , , 8EOAL STANDINGS TEAM WeUstou .. .... .. 3 Jackaon ........ S Po>meroy ... .. •.. 2 . AI II 2 deter·l Logan ........... 1 Kygee er.ek'a abort but NalsonvU!e .. ... I mined Bohcllll ........t lbo GaUipolla ....... 0 out of ldflhly favored 1II<JDe Middleport ...... 0 twO quarlerl Frldar TOTALS ...... . I! finally falling tD lhe 8EOAL IIEIERVE so: ilrge- daellllll eate the e~oB.-. o1 tilt pme, u Roclne tallied D polnta Ia oec<JIId haU , wllllo lhe ::::~.:::::: ~ -' dlo W ·Ill tile flnt perind IJ ad a 1a11 llOCOIIIi lleld 1 Logan .. "'"'" Galllpolla .. .. .. • 0 Nellooville ...... 0 TOTALS ..... , 11 aaiJ ~--., Jim 'Whlte'l leiiD """"" '7 Duane Wolle jull aa the aMtd IS .... ~ lhf bolt leiiD a load at halfllme, I~ w ~ ~!_! - • S 3 11 With Wolfe hlttiag 17om aD ... Ilea, Coach t.arrrltlllrrllon'l Torondoea took I third period lead ·or 48-34 ad thea wrapped It up In the filial quarter. Wolle topped all tp'la1 IS point effort I!!Cf mllJ 1 have lalllotl but be - .cor... -··the the 11111 . _ blltlld Mill1 f 'J-'ed ~yhn ot B!!tlne :O.ve ......... - lop 111811 ~"'$1"'tb 1J , . . . m ,lddlDI 10. Ill !bee e gamo, . .tbt IIIObld._ IJ-pOIIJI l((orl ~ • ,, ilta•. x.nra ftlltil1;·l'llaoh. ' ~ Clll ca11 l+4l ·Noll, ••41"-. ' . ...,1 .~ ~. £1111lof G!'J!IIIII 4*"' »•1 -ult·m (41) . llillltclllt' Dur.e,ol · . 'fOr.WI ~ ' :: , 91 1• 1 10 101 114 114 Athena 44 Gaillpolls 41 Jackson 'JU Pomeroy ee Logan (II) Middleport 110 Welllton 'Ill Neloonville a 1-....., 1 Athena 51 Galllpolls 11 WellsU>n 48 Nel"¥'vllle 41 Pomeroy 48 Jaebon 216 Mlddl t 41 Logan 29 ld 1 laeoration ltMt bil t epor wlth lhaal three mbt!llel remainQAMI!I TONIGHT: . 1n3 Ia the J8DIO ODd wu ......,. Athens at Columbus Eutmoor _, ....._ ·~- _._ GAMES DIC. U1 11 8b81111 Ill the lint ltelf Ill t~laJ, load cbiapd halldl II Umet 74 lJI IVanHy) ... """' - - OIIIIP ~ By JI'RED DOWN VOIIed l'nN -..otloaal It D ~·n~erbd~:d ~!fgima Wilton ' 71•'.N ' J.:. GIANTS SIGN CHOICES I NEW YORK IUPJl-G. .IF.or second w·lD 18ohovlch, a tackle from Letilgb,ll Iand linebacker Dave Bishop • Lucas, Ohi0 St t n·tt• . . a e, I Ing Stride Early This Season Heymaa Leotlt Dulle Unbeaten Duke whipped w GaUlpolla at Ne::!U::' 11 Lopa Pomeror at WeDatoo Mlddloport at Jackson Rocllle al Eaatern ' , Coalton'• toe.. Sotardt!J .Athens Bullpups Luea• Ill that ... 8allla a.r. ..... , ......t . half clr1ft IIIII be YOUJII, hiler "· Michigan, up wltb rr J o h u oanabt .,.., ClnciMaU, Purdue Take Blue Imps BavlleekItaotldeil Ill .. Ohio Stole Delroit, Oldabomtt ... mmol!t, third otraighl w1n ot dlaJJa .,.., Slate, Rice the In 51-21 Rout 1n Chappell. Llaa w111 .,. .,... .... "Ma. ~~~~~~ !Ia .... rl II polnla -· JJJght polnta. .H8JOIL by • big, ....... - !Dwa• Lonltlpne· 8tate, Miclllgan tlitGrlea. At Rutlon4 Furniture Living.RoOIQ New Yor'-Me·ls Is Faded, and: Tom- The ,, .,'"' Lamps Are o· And ,the Sta¥e I :s: l SEE BAKER'S IN MICDlEPbU :· . FOR THAT BRAND. NEW Ilk for your tNt t.l.ctet • .NeeG ·I nul iN! ptel:i~uL w ........... ""-moat ""'"I .. Rutland Fumlture Mason Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO MAlON, W. VA. chlills bulltl _.rlut TV allliii&IIC 111f.lllll8 COI- --Mt tt once-no fine tuntnal"'octod ..., Ufi.ftll1 . FOR CHRISTMAS . _, Ali n ••,.., ltr '''"" . alrlce ,.,~ "'""' ........ FOR ALL AGES AQMIRAI. M•dc o(:fflll/h ·tllt!Higjo<it tluJ WJi(ltl . Prie~~ Stlrt At .Low As · - " " , . . . . ,_ rt411o ••diOw.fumfth F IFJahr . . •• a ferlho-""' ................... ...... - Rutlend, Ohio ......... eDda. To Send . Team ToBowfNow · / ·Scores I By Ualted Presa -raalicmal ~~~~~ 51' Mllflla " CIDCAGO IUPIJ-The Big Ten II 74 Lo!ldon N . Is ready 14 send a football team Grove Clly 51 ONTeJIOI'I JJ to the Rose Row! every year if Miami Trace 1111 BlDsboro Ill it'& okay with the West Coast's Circleville II Waala. C. B. D Big Five. Ploaiaolvlew 45 Glftnlleltl S8 The: Big Ten'a W1Ue!'Ha 'II gave their negoUal4rs the green light 11'\'iday Ia elfortl to P,ut apnual New Year's Day game oo a contractnal basis. The bowl vote came on the cJos. lng day o! th~ league's wlntor mee.t!n&Blg Teo Commlaaloner Bill Reed declined to reveal the rosulil ' of balloting on ihe Bowl but It was belieVed to be . 11-4 witb autl·bowl vo~ being cast by Illinois, Northwestern, Whicon·l .... 'and Obio ,.slate. Reed said the Big il'm'a slon to seek a renewal ol th• .O.tract · does · 1101 neeooiartlY,I l<guil!'aJIIee that 11 wm be' a , RALL'S BE.N FRANKLIN STORE HOURS ' STARTING MONDAY, DEC. lith. 9· A.M.·· 9 P.M. ' 'UNTIL CHRISTMAS '' CLOSING SPEC BUY A SUNDAE ••• RECEIVE ONE FREE! .,,·' ·, "CLOSING I!OR THE 'SE.4.SON" DAIRY VALlEY Pomeroy Bend "b /. ' Lor Aw011 tOr Chrltll'llll .... • .......... ·$6.39 A new concept •• ,. and a ·ne'W . to save- ' ' T R B1g en eaoy :_;: ::r.. llvo yod'truo.b>tlle col,l • M,l\11 YOI.ll If P11:11M eiMPORTED MERCHANDISE e BEAUTIFUL COSTUME JEWELRY e CRYSTAL SETS e DOW & STUFFED ANIMALS ~FISHER-PRICE TOW ePomRY . '' '",__;;;;;;;;-,! A 3·Pc. Bedruom Su•te g1vea at each store - Rutlana F'urn1h1r._ and lluoa FumltUl'l). Nulhina 1o _,.·-. ,. GIFTS·of DISTINCTION h "* - ..,_ - T Stengel's I IIJ''R' 111'111''J .. 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Rtgulir $200 Value m:t~tc:::~ ... lll....t.. Galli""".· Blue lll!po lallled II polnla llainal J)a. o I Uht ....-• vs. ......,. vldMm IDd IS ·-'""' North ~Dama. lawtomp<od under 1 dtluge of polnlll ..,__ ""'"" q.. All!ou Bullpupa Una lll bla :lwll ..... IIIIi ,..,, 6f 11·11 at Athens 'll1o two • II linl: DRAlle& fVNDII Columh~ Dec. 1, 1159 whon J.u. MI'AMt lll!lA<B (UP!l - The the BuB· cu ou~ ~1, IH, IDll An..clJ() pru l.t $8110,000 In ...... . . . . Frltlay· Ia the l'lmd Aellaa , lllafeol l'rlfor Caoolr R11 ucb I!!Cf uaJoa Pre,. fiDqlftlln the lloath •d l!eutla...il kill! 0.,.... J11taD7 uJd · be Din, AlbDiu, SoiA c- hoped eiiltrlhullot1l ~ - l!U aM Will Vlrllala I!!OI'Iq Ja>. t1 ~ Wore lho ..,.up hbUrn . 0ld 1 GiveAway Your Rugs~' Worn- Your ',.•. 1 ~; 18po~ 1 G~ ,..,.~ ..nell 8 ' N' Lo-!j'-----------..-= !;d Is Lumpy - ·;' '11eUCot'' . lght th downed Wll · to:Coach 7~-42 on ~he :ser's Door. . ~ia~:~::•in~~~:L N;;! Popey Wagner's team - · - - w• lor Your Matttds :·.::::~g:!: ,:o:::.lnF:I~ ~~k ~:.:e ofF:~~ti~~ .,.,~.I cia 1. at Columbul, ~. FrldllJ U:;,r.~~:=-~ The Bucbyet led, ••• at WyomiDg heat "ardiahlllttme anti liMe '.romavld . all ~ n.a I!!Cf Col ~ doubt ol the autc:.M wllb a 1M ' or burst during the llflt live mlnulctl JtCOred Arllona, '12-ll. In other IDd 411 second• ollhl -.1 hill. Fr1i11:J nilbl pmea. HUSH PUPPIES from$7.95 ~~~ dJty nlg~ enabled them to spiU the Southwestern lfip. ~·,.. a8·~2 amid the _screaming, ~mled, thundering 1 .the University of Corutectlt:ut, I: hard-working "Vile· signed contracts wlf.b the atoll lleadshewaofy ,":, Robinson 1-6-2; Speakman 3S quar r ~. - • ano 13; Nichols l-2·4; Rowland In lime to meet one CJI. their top 11 straight free tbrowa In the. 112-28., Jenkins 1+2; Brady 11-2-18; b lien of the fi dol "'mlp&ef 1 c .;',. geo , Naeas;'nieam 'In nal ve mlnu14o to eat Raney Brady, a 5'9" aopho- 2+4; Bauglu'naa 4-0;8• ~ nath11 on • k o. jo . ,_ ,Texas State, 6fl.61, at Deuton, moce guard, paced Coall4n with 1·1·3. TOTALS 31).11 - 'II. 1981).61, e Buc eyes umey .. Tex.; Art WhlseneiJt's 21 18 points wltll Morten Rowland WO.l'ON (DI Wlnston..Salem, N. ~ ' Satw<day paced South Carol~ to a 17, and Sonny Speakman Smith U!O; Mayoard 1·1-3; night to lace Wake ,l·tbo victory over Virginia and getting 11. K..sler 8·3-19; White 1+3; AtlanUc Coaol COhfer· Vlrglqla downed Citadel, '18-'JU. Jim Keasler'• ~9 points for Wll· over 1+2; ntra!l!Jbaugh •1-5. champion whlcb curreatly Is Penn Slate aoored 1111 ton paced both teama In lhl acor· TALS 1!8 - a. ranked No. ! nallonally. Wake lllraight wiD ol the oeaaon btg departm<!llt. Score by quartel'l: . . Forest reputedly hao the slle and downing SyraCUBe, 7Ho, and The Coalton reserveo made It Coalton 16 17 19 19 - 71 the depth to oope with the Buell· York U!J.IyenllJ beat a cleau "'eep will! a ilf.211 vJc. Wlllon • 13 10 14 - a and may even have 8 star - · Ia garnet involving l4ry In the preliminary same. Reserve Scoro: Coalton ilf.VIU.I mal<:h Jerry Lucus: 11-[ool, 1- lndepeadenla. W t y • e COALTON (711 too 29. inch Len Chappell ocored II pointl and Geae Both Ohio State 1!111 L u c II had IT •- load n - - s•·•vored .. CCDD -w WUOOO'I. 14 aopll center H;arold Ralnton tal· showed why they~ II win the national cbimploaahlp lloclll to lead NYU. when they cruolied Wlchila, I At Mnon furniture . - ' J f beMIId ff lo. D•llon ~5:;:.~~~~:;''~:: G~ Pirates In':;~~~ 37 NCO~,a~ p'{:y ~~ ~": ",!t":~ -::: ~~ ~~rker --IL A tremendoUJ co North I' = JACKSONYJLLE. Fla. (IJI'Il-·' will meet Navy in ~~:~=~h''~o:r the 1961 Gal4r I . tournament.on Dec. 28. eel ~ wo r earns enter 1 IAlurn_•_Y· - - - - ShniiOU'I'Iv or IIWUDIIIi hlt Roush's Shoe Store c 18 1325 15 - 69 9 9 18 14 - 50 ..er. ' t .,,u, lJ; renner 4-J.ll; Leino "U; fanned P!g•k!D. H;amm • ~: B"fflngton IIHHO; , New Leldnglou' !! Cahlwoll Ill! JUII Bro•b ·ro Clean. Ohlinger 3-a TOTALS 211-9- 65. ' New concord 18 er.o:u.m a Score by quarters: Dreaden '711 9~ster !! MIDDLIPOIT . JA•okson 17 20 10 23 - 70 Mda·McColu!e!s.w.~;;;.:•;,._ _ _l..,!!!!!!,..,""':'"="="='='= Pomeroy 16 IS 19 14 - 85 BROS. Reserve Score: Pomeroy of8. Jachon 211. -----PAIRING ANNOVNCED 1 'OOTALS 24-21 - 89. ..,_, ' " ' - - · - · MIDDLEPORT (50) "Ever play basblbaD before?" Allenaworth 2-11·15; Oiler 5-" ·--·~ ._.. ___ 12; Rall 4-2-10; Ault 1-0-2; MeElhlnney 2-7-11. TOTALS 14-22 0a On 0W0S Logan Mlddleport dependent Induatr!al Basketball IML Venoo 71 WbltabaU 116 League met Thursday ntght 51~&. Morya 1'1' prepared a m;w schedule for DRAFT QUOT.t-league . followmg withdrawal the Ohio VaUey WASJflNG'roN rol'tl-The [)e. Company team. . fenae Depar1menl has set the ,;.. Follo)VIng Is a remamder ol tiona! draft quota for Januari at schedule for the first hall of li,OOO inen-I,OOO te..s than season. Another Ustlng for called Ibis mooth. second half will be announced The department saki voluntal')' ter. All first games at I p. m. enlistments. hare improved by li Dec~mber 10 - Duke& va per cent SlllCO draft calls ...... les, M1dway vs Syraculij!, step.ped up 14 meet the Berllll Elherfelds. .m... December 17 - Gibbs vs Syra- , cuse, Duk.. vs. Elberfeido, Mld· way vs Eagles. J,..uary 7 - Elberfelds va Sy· Dull., North Gallia Scores u~set Over S'Western Fullen Climbs Off H00k On Rose Bowl Act · his life as the 11m' PlrrM lUn I i<e.,i the p.......... "" . Score by q....., , orne audience at the Pirate school. ·out the pme Sourh...,..•rn u IJ , Soutllwelllern't Paul Dillon 1 · Nonb Gallia IS It WU a long drive home for fans Of the OOLUMBI!S (UPJI - Contra- canned a fielder with 5l - ~ troubll! oorty In the teal~)(! per· Southweslsern's .....,... won a Blue Devils Friday mght, as they thought of the eight compared to the Dmll' veralal John B. Fullen, Ohio Stite remaining Ia the pme to give iod wbou Lopn drew his fourth thriller from the little Pira!H Illthe Alihens Bulldogs won 4441 qver the Rebound Wise ~ tha Blue alumni oecrelj!ry, on outapoken the Hlghlandero • SUI lead and penonal I!!Cf was removed from ' 32 In the ..,..,... with Danny Cn>- I Devils. Clark and Pope account- foe of Big Ten participation bt l looked u thou~h Coach Her· Ithe ,lame by Coach Wilson with 1 thers letting 14 poinr. for the 1 With lhe aeore 42•41 with b ed bands timea With the ed for 19 oL .their 211 reboundo. the Rooe Bowl foothall classic, man Ma.,ie's team had pulled 11 Juot over alx minutes kit Jn the win'""'· Roger Glassburn alx II<ODdJ lhowing 00 the ut ocoreboardmanyd · and Po~ had 13, while Clark garner· has dilclaimecl "!'Y responsjbiUty out. , period. i•nd Ira I!:AAIPton with 12 poin.., : linger E. Sal!!ldero fouled rea in8_ IJ.8the f 1 tn stx. for the unlveralty'o rejection of a However, the detnmined Pir- 1 Thee'S" junior did not ...... pa<oed North Gallia. Poston. wiJo put the game out ~g r1 The win pul' Athena :in a t 1e bJd to l'•oadeoa · at<s, hooyed up by the thunder. !lion again unUI just uo remained I NORm GALLlA reach by sbtlring both fre set sho':"fro'~ lh on ~ line with Pl>m•roy for second place Fullen oald on a television pro. ' ous home crowd·enthusiasm, gain· In the third period. Dee! 7~ . T IHI throws, ending the eveuing'a ive the De 'Is e cen in the SEOAL with a :M record. gram Friday lfgbt thai he wa~ ed po58esslon of the ball and oenl Southwestern came I!Ur~ln~ 14 . . Eggleton O-J , lng. The tremflndolll g 81 th:'enda ~w~e flrot Gallipolis remains locked ·in the opposed to, the> ao.. Bowl because I ftttle Troy Hunt in for a jump 1hack and tonk their first lead of -I; Logan 6-5-17; Canaday 4- · advantage en· eel ly by Ath eight mlnutea w•lh Middleport wtth a 0.3 , tl was a commercial promotion ohot with 37 seem$ remalnln& to l the J!liii!O at 2'1·211 just after ~10 , Pleasant t-~: Hunt ens continued!';;; .:; the B 1u ~ . mark. and that· Ohln Slate made only edoe the North Gallians in front third quarter opened. By 1~2 ; Foreman 4-0-1; TOT0 Devils. who have ~ wtm 1 game During thet=d:lod I b A'I'HEN~ (44) $15,000 <>Dill !all trip In 1958. $3-SZ: I mldwiy point in the period, 2:1-Jo--M. on the Bulldogs' Door Iince ~~rted the arne Duncjlll. 1-3-5; Wickham· U~; '11!e•altpnnl aecrelary ""peared t' So~thwestern carne back down , had built up a 39-a:J lead. but whea they. triumphed 113-51. prel8ing, 81g the 3-1-7; PoatDil, 7·2-16; Stan- on the TV progrBD\ 14 reply 14 ! ~oo;:~":.." ~'411',!;: ~:= !:n:"::: can. oral quesltonable eolls by were, Is usually cosUy "'"IO; TOTALS 17·10 - H . remarks made a week ago by Gallla and taken bact iJp cotlJot. landera lead wu slashed to clall iD the la~t t,wo mlnulea peraonal fouls, ,llut not one . . GALLIPOLI8 1411 •, · Ohio Slalo Foolball Co~ch W~y 1 Big Joe · Lo2an hH Ob a twtottng at the close of the period. : play resulted 10 lhe ball called "" them the Cli.rk 4-2·10; Sheeta 1+2; ~ Hayes, who callecl for Fullen s Jump shot with ei~hl ........to left The aeore wu tied three times given 14 Athens aquad. half. The Bulldoga' a I 7.j).14; Lanier 4+8; Sauntl!rs ~- ~ ouater, ~>""'. urged alumni to pul and drew a foul from Dillon on In that wfid third period. . ' In the early ~~. as weD aa !COring Jn the second 11-7; ,TOTALs 18-5-41 Fullen out of office because he In· lhe play. Wth the acorehoard With Logan back In· the lineu late In the game,' the lead enabled them to hold a Score by Qtiarte~: ~enced the ftheaculty council In its ' ahowlng a 55-52 margin, Lopn'o j the Plra~s chipped awny un~i ' •.. at half-time,. Athens 8 19 9 14 - 44 ote against Rose Bowl. . r lree throw dropped throul'b !hey re~aioed the lead at •· A thirteer point eflort by Gallipolis 10 · 8 l3 10 - 41 , ·~or Owa Bowl tt ~as .an over with · the · PI~- with 4ol0 left and ij was here ' DevDs in the third · · _ Fullm, wllo said he personally ' mamlalnmg their unbleml!thed Jbn canaday foolecl oot of c;::::=;:::::.~rr-7"- 1,.,mhlntod with • Jack of , . ' ·s , QPJlOSOll pos~season games but u rerofll at 4-6. • game. ' tot the Dine turoover8 t h 1\S the Big Ten wanted such, It should l Coapedch Clfllff wu,..ka Piralea His all around p'- duri•• lis bowl o to a qulc 11-0 load . ~, ..., 14 be urn ~~::..:had Ill the game, "\""'::;r ownll game and were never hehlncl In the ' gans ab'":""" had beeo lre!nend-IJ I Ill the 8rat 0 p ~.Y on a co ege campus. firot hall as they ltd at the eild ' OUI and htS loos looked like ~ G4llipolitaos ahead Tlle!l we would have a ccftlege of the firlts ouarter 16- 13 and at , end for North GaiUa. 31-10 counhal lhe eJb&e of ' sponsm;d game !"&eta~. of a Pn> halftime 2M5. I The Pir- led untn Dillon's 4 .jtanza. lll!""r sponsored game, he said. The Pirates encountered foul shc!t feD through to pu1 sourlh·fl The Pllclttd crowd of A ' 'Juot think of It, a bowl game in · - - - · j westem bacl. on 14p al SZ.SJ £oot fans •. . Ohlo State l!niverslty stadium." ' dlstlngnlshed chairman of the al· . oet tbe stage for the eloslng Bulidnga' Gary NEW YORK IUP!l-OulfJelder Referril!ll . to letters and tel~> ' umni advisory board stooges Ior i by Hunl and Logan. a .:W.40 deadlock on RlchJe Ashburn ""?thor candidate phone ·c a" ·condemning bim for 1the' secretary. · • 1 In wlllning the Important I~:~=:-, oUt to he the for Casey Stengel 8 P(•toon ·allogedlJ rigging afaculcy council "AI no time dld I atate that IItest. the PlrJteo hit on 2S of jb;;t;bt to gtve Athens a tcm.;oclay heca!"e the New vote on the Ohio State ,...,troJ th.! al.Bnri\ hoard .....~ aho!l for a 38.5 .hooting avet,.ge• !J with 58 I!ICQnds leD. Mets ':"c~nd mira-league pur· Bowl bid, Fullen said, "1 11 hand-pick them, "( Fullen said. and canned ID ol 18 freco throws . Saunder'a was fouled witb ·chase wtlhm the past 10 days. like a man about to be ridden In a parting ohot at Hayes, the Southwes~sn made good on 21 ; The Mets, who obtained Of town on a raU." tihunnl secretary told viewers I iJI liO sliots and abo converted remaining but 1 secood of his ~.. and on er Frank Thomas from : He ·laid he waa Jn his off!..;' that, "I waa w~rking lor OSU ' of 18 at the charity otrlpe. 1 .with Athens getting ~raves during the .~aseball_ .ltairing arrangements for an eJ. .rootball when Woody Hayes was I Roger Shrive~,. led bo!h teams In [ II was soon after mgs at Tampa !sst week, pa•d Ullllli ll:aln co the ROse Bowl when ' still in high Bchool." scoring u he pumpen •n 19 points ' 4 011 iced the game wltb Chicago C~bs $50,000 for the 35- the ffculty council voted, 211-25, 1 He added that he was instru- lor Southwestern a variety of free thcows year-old Ashburn. againl! ·sending tho Ohio State mental in organizing the Front- long. shots. North Gallia's col- , the Bulldo. ~ Wfl\n'IA stooge} Is expected to alternate team. ·This, be said indicated liners an organization to recruit !apso'nngldPfPnse held the high JJCOr· •v -· · o.v._. • ' • . m~ on to 14 wu hlgb mao with 16 points, the left.handed hll~ng As.l•burn in how much lnfluenc! he had on the foolbsll players lor Ohio Slats i · · 1.1~:::'! by Larry SlauSon's ten. center field ~1th rtght-ltanded hit- faculty counciL Iwhich since haa beep disbanded. topped Not1h ~ George Po>pe wa& high Ung Joe Ch~JStopher. . t)!ftea Raps Ru,ea He called the faculty imtl·bowl cJe. DevDs on the atrength of Ashburn htt ..257 for the Fullen rapped Ha . ty" for what cision a "resjxmsible, education· polnla. Joe Clark 1oo1; thtS ye";, d~1vmg.m only 19 runs. calted ''lnsinuaijltg that the al'' act. bOnora to P,pe with ten. He. dido l htl a Single homo '""·l r"'iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...iio.:..,;;o;;;;;;;;:;;iiiii;;;::o;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;::o;;;;;o;;;;;. foul department, Athens had ~o~erly with ~ Phliadelphla Phillreo, Ashburn led the Nation. .1 a! League In hilling twice, with ' . ,. n 1955 and a .3GII vn..u Wine· L4· 60. Score by quarlerso Devil-s Fall T0 A t h ens BUildOgS 44•.41. Colt Aq.- 70 Marlool D n Vpper Arllagtoo t? The newly organized Meigs Jn. , Delaw- M QraadYiew a T:w:=~;"::) R :!~:::~~~~E-:.:~~! garnered a 42-211 win over Lotan In the ope!IOr. · LOGAN tel Chapple fh1.3; Kraft 0·2·2; Hen- __..ry 0.2-2; Dalton 5-3-13; Dielren D-1·1; Phelps 6:4-16; Cruise 5410 ~ Palterson 7·5-19; Mowery H3. ..~... ~~ .... - !• ::~ 112 haJerhl')'lt Lheucealr .~d JlbandinStj~~ ville, 1)6.16, wlth •~--1 ve smue l-J - aoorlag po1nta; ,....,,.., J'IUDAY'8 BEIIVLTSJ . 118 STANDINGS I ., l OP 169 169 140 213 2 II& 1112 s 142 174 s 126 181 II 13711171 ff OL 3 3 1 IJ. lilt fGr ( TEAM Pomeroy """" Athtn1 .......... 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