https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5fcc5a6cb9ae0ce93d2c21c77a22d184.pdf 875d58f4660d3ad7cc5d0f1d15e05bff PDF Text Text .... . .' -- ~· · · · ··- .. . . . .. ' Mmk~d HallotVPf'n J8-Da!ly Party W,. Enjoyed 0 "' ~ .. ' ---- NrifotrNai Annual Roll Call _ ·-.·-·· • v ., VLt., :.::G, 1962 j __:_- .. --~----~······ ................ ,....., ... a ·- lu... e lpe<ill< IHYity low _ , . lo pormll k 10 llool M:n.. Joe Young, Mrs. Bob .. wilor. Nelson an d Mrs. Edith Welch were guests when Mrs. Wilbur Young entertained the Chatter rlub wilh a masked Hal\ow£>E'n party Thursda y evening, at her home Wri gh t SL A short business s~sion wa3 Nnducted b\' ~r s. Tnm Stew- VOL XIV NO. 158 • ---- v WEA'l'BER at y en tine ! • Colder toatpt ... ~• Upt ...,..,., Ullely e<Dtral ... ..... HlP loda)' lUI, ...... aJPt 15-41. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Oct. 22, 19G2 art, afle-r which games were pla _vf'd and prizes awarded to Mrs. p, II Lathey. \irs. NaL~ an 8 ;gs. Mr s. Raymond F "~ rher Mrs. Wf'lch , Mrs . Harold DunfL . and Mrs Alrrf'd Biggs and Cites School Levy As Vital Issue Mrs. Ne! Sf'ln won the door prize. RE"frf'shmenl~ 111 kf'eping with Hallowf'en were st'rved by Ule hoste:-;o; to 1hf' abovt> named and Mrs. Chorles Buck. Mrs. Howard Birchfi r\d and Mrs. Kenneth Michael. I I Allend Family Dinner On Sunday Mr. and Mr~ . Harold Sa11er and daughters , Mary Ruth and J O\' Roberta of Middleport allf"~ded a family dinner last Sundav al the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mered ith in Beverlv. The dinner wa~ ht!ld to ~leb ra te the birthdays of the Meredith '~ son. Chuck and Jane Whitehead . daughter or Mr. and Mr!l. Erne~t Whitehead of Reedsville Ot her ~ .I M~>11l " SATURDAY MR. AND MRS. KEITH Tlw home of Mr. <1nd i\Ir!'. Hoy . w<J:s the scene of the Aug. I :l · I ceremony was read by lt1 . W.Va. 11 .00 Fury Jl :30 ~·fl•gic black and white and eight pages lmaginative Dcrotlly JaMsen Szlapka, owner-manager of her late father 's top New York restaurant, Janssen's, brings back the very popular Apple Festival for the third .!eason. A man • made apple tree ·is in the pop- 4:30 John's Scrapbook 5 00 ~l"L H1ghlight1 5 :ro Ca pL Gallant 6 00 Purtc1· Wagner 6.:ro 1\ !!trs Pw1ure 6 .45 S!.ln<!t~u Vomocu1·'a Sat. Rep 7:00 S<~tmd.av NJght Jamboree 7: :w S>.101 Benedict 1 :30 Joey Bishop Shew 9:00 Saturd.ay Nighl al Movlet 11:00 New1 I L:IO Weather 11 : 15 Spun11 J I :20 li.Iovie R PI"' l>llnm Candidate CAUFORNIA 'SAFARI'-In a llollywood answer IWI)' 11 :00 TV Clls!iroom 1the lO:30 l'thghty Muuse Playhouse &-ores Movie Rocont Hop Dragnet 3 : 45 NCAA t :OO 5,30 6: :JO 7:00 Cardmals. Oct. 31. ~. FralleeS R. Hoi-wlch, the "M1ss Frances" of television:,. .. Ding Dong School'' for childre1 (or many years, il the new diredor of youngsters' activities ol the Curtis ublishing Co...Danny Kay• is • .seheduled guest M NBC-TV'1 MerY Griffiq .abow Nov a • ChaniMI 13, 2:30 P.M.- Titans vs. Texans. 7;30 .Tackle Glea1100 late Movies I : lMl The Defender• 9:30 Have Gun Will ·rravel 10: to Gun81mke Gary to Paint 1:00 Fll(:t;a 1:30 Westera Theater Wrestling 1 :00 ABC Wide World of Sportl 11<.,._ 1:30 Kros oJ Diamonda f :OCI Beany and Cecil 1:30 Roy Reger~ 1:30 Smith to Washlngtoa 1:00 Lawrence Welk Sbow 10:oo Fighr o1 the Week IG:fS Saturday SpoJ'UJ Flhal U :(l(. Academy Awal'41 11'1etlter MWond. ' Friday, Oct. il, Ch f. Mister Ill!, Burt Lanculet'. Ch 13. llouo Art Corney•a Boradway hit, "Take Her, She's Mine," at the Blllmonl ,'llleatre ·Jn · New "' on Haunted Hill. York, Jelavlilon • Redlo Color Television SALES & SE!tVIC:E Is still Uvan'o Sunday nll!ht varietY oer· · stem and miss! .tot IIIIa ........ .. drawiiiJI h u 1 • To FOREMAN-& AIIO'tT • >· ' DIAL WYWbl . • i - NEWS 30 FULL • STATE • LddL Ul THE WUTIEI · you shotlida't•. '"'·2011! Conhiry lt.,.r""tlen LISTEN . . ~UI'"~ar thtouah I'Rci•y ' · "!!IJE.I\ 011 Tl!l w· ., . o·' v -.;.,.,a, W, Yo." I~ 111¥L -. . PAC~MAKER • uno11 Comedian Jadlle Malon will audlenceo nJcbt4'. SttU - a1 do olx - - Oft i:d Sui- the funnlea ~ oin the ·M.obt P-.j,Trol.,.;..,:.._ ~, tho ..._t PHILCO M.....,.,., Gltio .. ..... AT 'l1te infected, not Itchy, f... lbat put !Iandy In show bus~ a. "" 1:00 LE'l'• Danl-t ~ . ..,;,,y' 12:30 Allakazam The FARMERS BANK eoope.._ an day." ....., contacted Wilen h< was ChiUIIIOl 1~. 'l1te VIrginian Gary - wortcJn( !~ lllquard lurJnc Cooper. ' 1ummer ..... school vac•tlon. ltfooday OclobeP 11 Ch 1 W1ton a medic JII'Hdlbed jub Karina, Ellzabelh Mooi1 ~. Randy first went lo a Ch. II, Buclt Benny Rklea A~ pawn shop, boul!ht a IUitar and 1a1n (IHO)- Jack BeMy lalliht blmaeU to play. Lalor , _ . , , OclobeP -u,' a. leamecl the ........, .., -lor Paymont 1a Full Aldo Ray """" and a few l;ytlca no ..,._ Cl!. IS, The Bbcutt Eater' 1101' -ld !tad JIOII'•Iar. "Blue (liNG) Richard Lane. • ' but cute," ho dot<rlhos them. W-..Jay, If, Clo I. About just waw111 1nJo 'l1te Beauty and the Sorrow. lle¥ue Studio cosllntl office and John Smith, Audrey Trotter. Ch uklnf for the job Ill the TV 13 My OIVn True Love (Ifill) sorlca, Randy laugba: Melvyn Doualas. __ UThey dug .zne • cuess." 11lvoday, OcL U, Ch. I ComI audlenc:es will dig lor! for the Grove, Paul O.ouglas. Ch. 13, S.aled Verdict Ray him, too. JUt Top Cot We Pay 3•;. lnter•l On Your S1vlngs •~t~a~ I, High Brldg•, Doug McClure 12:00 Buga Bunny . . . the e~ery-oay ser~ice of using checks insteao of cash, all for a small charge each month. I'Nd. ult Wll I heetie llfe," Itt 11)'1, 111'd be ICI'am•c Mt Qll lllo aJPt outol -N<tt- SWay, Oc...., ll, Channol 11 :00 Make A Fac. •:oo (Cooltnaed From Froot -Pale) S.tanlay, October •· Otan1~: S, Aball<lon Slllp, Tyrone Power. Ch I, 'l1te Big Blackout, Jad: Canon, 2nd reature 1be Purple !loom, ·Channel ' 11, Northwest Mounted Pollee IHO 10:00 Channel IS PreHn!J 10:30 Lea•n TV Role Tethers 114ovtot TV PI• TtmH eal 11 :00 Newt 11 : 15 Late Show U :OO Ntn~·• BARGAIN IN TOWN vs. Deputy WHTN-TV Ch•nn•t 13 . Member Fecler1l Deposit lnsur•nce Corporetlon POMEROY, OHIO ular restaurants main .dl,ning room, surromldged by garlinds oa· huge red appl~S. Below them, a gallery of wit and humor; RusRJI Patterson, Lamous as an artist-satirist, CQminiSsioneCI to paint a serieJ of satirlcal pictures ' depicting moments in hi• tory, to which of course the ap. PI• haa made _Ito Innocent cOn- SATURDAY Chan.,.) I, I :45 P.M.- Aiabama vs Tennessee The Alabama Crimson Tide play the Tenne,;: see Volunteers at Shields Watkins Field. Channel 13, 10:00 P.M.-Boxing, Zora Folley, hea~ywelght, Chandler, Aflx vs. Doug Jones light heavyweight. • SUNDAY Chan.,.) ~· I :00 P.M.- Pro Football, Browns l I: 10 HUI Tin Tia II : 3U Roy ltogel's Sh(lw 12 :00 Sky King 12:30 !leading Room J :00 Pre Game Show I : 15 OSUUS Wi8('()nisln 1 Member PDral Renrve Sy1tem has ah·eady finall ol this .season's epiMI<Iet of " Have Gun, Will Travel," and says he \\:on 't COiltinue with thii CBs-TV program beyond thir year ... Kathy Jurado guests oa. NBC-TV's ' "J'he Eltwelltl't Huur"' Weekend Sports 1 :00 Cop1a1n Kangaroo 10:00 Tht Ah•m Show I . ~!chard B~ne IShed Ch•nn•l 8 1 and Savings Company (o run. production JrlGM tl ftlmin& "Drums of Afrlea " the atory of a Dark Continent 1afari, rl~ht in Jts own "JUn&le" Jn Culv.e r CJty, C•llf. St•rred JJ aana:er Frankie Avalon. left. Wath him i1 ~xtra Morgan Robert•, On leave from the Loa Ance1e1 ~aa·d ol E~uca~lon, playina: part of a native, WCHS-TV Mn~. Hurry Canterbury under- ; wenl major surgery Wednesday, !I Mr . d al Holzer Jlospillll au as eon- as 0 1 vulescing nkcly. t. Mr s. Uludys Cuckler ami Mr~ . un S, l ll!arvey Van Vrankcn were 1Jus1- Rov UNII!XPIRED TIRM ness 1 in Paril.ersiJurg, W. 1 M~s. Va. Wednesday . 'l<li'C eM !ddi P.port Mu)'or . Mrs. Hermari Seho\1 returned Mrs. 13 Ye&r"' e Expf'rlf'nt'l' ln Vlll 11Kt! and I home Thursday, aflt•r a vsit in Chal Heynoldsbul'g, with her daugh- 1 yt.'lH Coun1y OovL'Miment ter and son-ln·law , Mr. and e Expt'rit'nr• In Bud&et Mr s. Juhn R. Weeks und son. Flnaneln l/. Mrs. John R. Weeks und son M e17 Year11 Bu1int>u 1 EX!pf'rlt•nC'e Tom of HeVIlOldsburg are the : uucsls of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon tod t· t Na vy Vt>ltoran of e · l 'l'hliJ World War II Wt•t•k.!!. I I 011 . Miss Dorothy Long au d M18 • 1 Your Vote and r Moor~ left Friday morning ever Support Apprecleted a visit at Kenesha Wise. rle. Pd. Pol. Adv , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortz- "Tonight" show Tuesday ... Ct~rol Burnett guests on Cl::$.")..TV'.s Garry Moore progi-arn Oct. :ro ...shi al110 plays "Jane" to Jack Benny's "Tarzan" on the comedi<Jn'l weekly outing lor tlte same net. work Nov. 13. George Burns llppears on NBC. TV's Jack P(lar show Nov. 2.... of full-<olor photographs _. 2·30 Movie' Time KENNETH McELHINNY COUNTY COMMISSIONER Mid wHy 2.00 Long John Silver Miss Frances Fogleso ng of Spcnc.:• Best man was Bob Kuhn of Tupper A rec.:t!ption was held at lir e hr · following H•e ccrc mon~·· The new Mrs. Vineynri.l Js a gr. list·ho 1>1 in 1960 and of Muuut <Ji u ~ [yard graduated from Eastern Ill , prcst>ntly is employed by tht' <..)1• Little Hockin g. Tht<y are at hor 417'.'-t Markel St., Parkcr !ib~u· g. _ ~·ith cml Trustees Award from the Ac:ademy of 1'eletd~;ion Arts and &:iences, has been publi$he(l by Doubleday &. Co., Inc., with 150 12:00 M<Jke Room D.Pddy 12 .30 Exploring I :30 Mr. Wizard qu et of white carnati ons frun.1 win· others like WitHam Tell, sir Isaac Newton, Aphrodite and the golden apples, round out the series _. · Tile Cha•IW'J. Swim: Eddie Jrlsher is scheduled to visit NBC-TV'It ot the White House Mrs. John F. Kt!nnedy," - • new book written by Perry Wolff and bas~ on ttle CBS ~ews broadcast that .won a Spe- Ill 00 Shan l..cwi1 JO lO Kmg l.eonarclo Given away by her fa~lwr . the 1 lcuglh gown or whit e (' hltfon o~cr fitted bodiec and sc oop nec kl11u· veil of iHusion net was he ld in pi < pearls, and she also wore a sin ~ l h eir loom O[ her late grandmofhCI' L She carried a white Bibl e 10flf' ll"lbution. The first had to be Adam and Eve, naturally, and •·A. Tour · 7:30 Do wn on the f'arm 8 :JO l'opeyc & r~als 9 :10 1\.lr. Ca•·toon the so n of Mr. and Mrs. I ~~~~:~~~'~ri:~n; g RADIO-TV NEW::iHt:f!;L: Ernest Borgnine, star ot ABC-TV's '' M•·Iiale's Navy," guests 011 Perry Como's NBC-TV stanza Nov . 7 WSAZ·TV Chann•l 3 ~ ~:;:::·~~·. their daughter. <tml Mr. K. II thej 1 hv MrL---li-llJ,JtllL- or Melgs County who were present were, Mr. and Mrs . H~rrv Pickens of Racine, Mr. and ~{rs . Warren Pickf'n.!!, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and sons, Davirl and Mark , Mr. I and Mr!! . Whitehead and their ' other daughters, Jean a n d! Juli of Reedsville and the Mer- : . other A Soothorn Local School or- points : Jennings Beegle, • Soothern.est Wingett, ooclal ICien<e and ~,., program at the meetinl ficlal Thursday nlgbt told dJs- [ (1) The levy is renewal af was elected president of the :mathematlcs teacher in. w.:.s of a demonstration by Mr. . trict teachers the schools they iexisting levy, n.» a new tax. Weal. Higb ~ebool teacher, !seventh and eighth grades at yerf' Smith of controlled read- 1 work in Will not be able to stay (2) It wlll not increase taxes i Associ&tion, · Racine. They were welcomed li1I throught fibn strips. : open next year 1f a proposed ! (3) It mult be approved to Other new officers named iJnto the association by Jean Mr. Smith stressed that much I five mJil operating levy is not qualify the district for state were Florence Circle, vice !Alkire, president. . depended on the quantity of . renewed at the polls Nov. 8th. support which ~ 1912 amount- president; Edna Price, secre- ] Maxine Wingett gave a report reading done by bwly executives ! .Paul Beegle, clerk of the eli!- ed to $230,330 - ~bout three tary aid Letha Morris, treas. 1?n the Drive-In Conference held 1and others, and that speed can U:JCt, spoke at a meetlns ~f the fourths of the dhltr1ct's oper~ New teachers in~uced .ln- m Pomeroy. 1be lncreaBed through auch film dastrlct teachers' usoclatwn at aUng costs; (4) The state wUI eluded Joseph Linung high Executive head Charles Hay-,devices. i the bleb school near Racine withdraw this support Janu- school vooatlonal agrk!ulture man announced that since J..e.. Refreshmen\8 were aerved , when new officers a1so were ary 1, l963, if the levy fails; teacher; Sbarlee Neuman, high tart Falls had the school ex- ~ by seventh and eight grade : elected, and new teachers of (5 Southern schools cannot con. school Engllsh and Government hlbit of lhe Meigs County Fair teachers on tables attractivethe dlatrJct introduced. timie to operate on local funds I teacher : Ruth Stern, 3rd grade in l!W:, Portland shan have it ·1y decorated with faU flowers ~ 1 Mr. BeeP made these alone. teacher at Syracuse, and Ern. at the 1963 fair. ,and Halloween favors. The Chane! Look Ina was read by Mn. William Grueser and an article, "The Leis-; l""""h' I ' .t ',~·~''' .'t'. I ..·- ·-~.-:,~·~.:.~. ,:_~' --~:~.. -:'--·....~.:-;~--~-..--""'!...-~-~:.:~.;·.-_ -. •·. ~-·. "!. . -~·-J~:!t ...jt~.-~:;:~~--:_t;~"~...-· ~,_.......'),_;;··-..;-,,-.... --~--J ;o , - -. . . . ' . -~ ~ . ' ••• BUSY COMMIITEE - Committee members of the New Haven Jupior Woman'• Club are busily making preparations lor the Dick Reid record hop at the National Guard Armory near Pl. Pleasant, Saturday, October '!1, from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. Pictured above are Mrs. James Cunningham, seated, and standing, left to right, Mn. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs . Wayne Capehart, Mrs. Richard Grinstead, and Mrs. Eugene H... son. The Junior Woman's Club of New Haven has been active in the past in spoJlSOl'oo ing youth activities in the New Haven and Wahama High School area. -Sentinel Phol4 �' '• ' ' _ • .. .. An Issue To Say 'Yes' U.,Oii -' Pomeroy residents, If they want street ligb!.s and. fire .protection the next five felrt, mUll 117 "yu" to a I~ mill lax levy at the Nov. 6 aeneral election. It is a renewal of an already exi•tin& 1 e v y which tXPirealbll year. ltlalncone.lnblt that 1nythln1 ehort or all lntaroaUonal holocaet could brlna tht dtfllt of ~ 11\'1. Ill r,venuu pro11dt 1\ionay to PlY PomeroY"• monthly llaht llld lire b1drant rtntal bllle. It II nry almplt, no levy: no lllhte or fire b1dranta. Ohio pOUUt~l eryttal ball aazere pre. diet 11l112 will be a 11oomy yetr for local bond luuta and tax levltl for t b • frllll of Uvtna. However, 1trett Ul)lta and ·tire protection are not frllll, They m lmonatbe ntC4!111tlel of community Uvln1. fltt lneuranct certainly would 10 up . ·-- , JIY J>E;1.f:R EDSIJN · ••· •"WJ.I!HING'I'OII ' - <Nl'IA) ·- in cost to the individual' · 11crm~own~r· more tban . wbal the.. l.Y.o ~ ·. taX will take, were the levy to fail. Crime, juven- I Mlsa Midnlaht'a Notebook: Alfred Drake!.. whole •'Kean" didn't do too keenly on !'roadway lall year- it wao one of the major flops-will try his luck again thia season in an opus titled "Lorenzo" . , . Faye Emerson will play a member of the Ptact Corps in a comedy skit at the "Comeback to Curacao" Ball at the Waldorf on Ool, 19th. The festivities will benefit Comeback, Inc,, which helps the social rthabllltaUon of aging, ailln_g and handicapped citizens . . . Robert Preston looks like a good bet aa Mary Martin'a l ludln1 man In her next lhow, "Jannie" ... Juan Peron's wild parties are the talk of Spain, and tho Spanish cavern· menl wishek ne'd stop swin&lng. Afttr aetlna Nanttto tabray In "Mr. President" In Washlnt~ton, the First La· dy uked Nan where she got all her en· lriY. adding thlt the actress reminded her of 1 htah-octane gaaollne. Nan was too fluetertd to aak Mr1. Kennedy where lhe COl all Hl!IR ener,yl .. . Art K. Moss manal!lhg director o Freedomland, "'Ill be back fn New York nut week after a 36,000.mtle flight In seven countries. lft'l betn rounding up new attractlono for next anson • . . The fastest selling lttm on the Broadway novelty shelves, for aomt odd reason, are the booklet; out Your Income tilltd "How To Tu," They 1111 yau everything except how to got up lht scratch. given ·t<dlorlin. From then until the end of the Y""' .11 lel!ll. each problem separately. In this :larger view, relations ot the it is expected that the Russians wiU ley lo force a fbowdowo. It may come In mOre shoepounding demaada by Khrusl> chev at tbe UnUM NaliOnl. Russia may carry out its 1o n g • ..,. threatened signina: of ·· a separale peace treaty with E a s I • To ...,. poople, the only for· elgn question worth bothering about today is Cuba. The d,.. mand Is for ah illlmediate lnva- ·. ·lion .to drive the Russian ras- Germany. • essary to put United States , troops ·ashot'o In Cuha. T be problem II .lit !l!>d a solution thai does not call for large • ICaie bloodolted. Orowifll dill~ culti"!. on the island may make possible other forms ol action. on... pallet,,therefore - lil ad. • - to iletpinl e!OH sli-vtO. IIDct 011 (:oba - II lo 1lllb R9'J.Jan _sap~_ of castro a1 t-slvt aDd d1fflcull II poto 'II!!Ji>•..'l 'lti llril, pooiUve actlou trlllelo ·tile Uii!UI l!litol fs ts· .. ~ Ill tiP'' II! tills dinclloa · ; tllf -~ of; a presldetlllaJ •e&o. Oi(WpP... IDppUet lo · · Then may come d~ 'nliU· ·' taey action td close oft !be Western- aWe&' corridors 11\to . Wei! · Berlin IJid a new bkli!kade. !9 lorre flithdrawal of the Wes~ ·· 'Oiini!il ml ~il!lln-tt41lilorod em milltary garttsonJ. cals oil the island. This Is a natural expresSion of irtdlgnatiOn apb)!l Castro's seU-out Ia lhe C.mmunl!ts. The only altetnatlves conaltl· ored are a blockade a~ainst all i!ltipplng to Cuba, or, at a very minimum, the setting up or a Cuban government In exile and for an lnvaalon of Ita 0\VII borne. the tralolng of a refugee atmy ' for an inVMion of Ita Olm hOJDOland at some Indefinite future day. ' tlage; lt'a done with ''braaklway" clothe•. In London the adresa who played the part did It in just one dress . . . Juonita Hall, who had graduated from wheelchair to crutch~jpce ~ illness; ili now ouLand·:.OOllt •egain good new• for her mahy admirera. Elalnt May, In ,nnouncing that ohe and Sheldon Harnlck would arrange a friendly divorce, told the reporters thai there waa no other love In the picture -but ~~~~ wa1 ju~t beina demure, She has ~ mrtor who 11 olmply wild about her, but she's not ready to make that announcement ... Guy Lombardo, who will p,roduce "Arounlf the. World in 80 Daye ' at Jonea Boach next Bummer has tu ·look- at "lhefr problem. in buitchoo- inotead of conaiderins cr. ."·kl each other b e c o ml .tnoN ' aJlParl!nt. · ' ;~~ ;;,.,..,."'AmeriCan • · toll 1'IIE VNITED STA'I'JIJS tu in!Uaie a blockade of ·tma: sian ships suppl)lina Cuba which flouki be an act of waror tu launch an actual lnvMlon of Cuba at thlt limo, II Is be. lieved, would be an open invitation to the Rus.sians to retaJ.. iate by using fQI'ce to take over NONE OF THISE actloos Ia .~· qut os an l\lentual ne,;es- Voice Of Broadway ••• Re~orting , ly DOROTHY KILOALLIN after the American electiolll, · <OIIIiderallons wiU have io be IOJllet!qieo lind 1! a sood ideA tunrlet. TheM alone would C!)ll ~•Y· etl muc& niore than tho levy. Furthermore, no cine lt·IO naive at to believe the community could .piii'JII.It. failure of the tox !..l: quttt!q!l to ~nd for ton1. Certalnljt ltlh®.{li-= be -)mt 1 brief tfme until a opeclal election· were· demanded, and gotten, whleh would ante up tht COli :liven more, Election• colt money too, Therefore, It appears that reaardle•• of how ltrontlY we would like to aee a reduction In taxes, lhl1 H!i mllllevy for lllhla ani! ll)ldrant rll!tll In Pomeroy 11 nattlier iht time or the liNt to brtna that happy event to pu1, dO not consider it Wise or nec- crtJis. ·. Kbndhcltev hll declarfd that ....... BeriiD Top State Departmenr officialS ile and adult, would iDcrease, benefited by the throud of dark from aun~own to . • / - Dolly ~nel, l'llaleroy·Middleport, 0., Ott. 22, 11182-S ' . " 2·1>111¥ Sentinel, PomerQy·MI4dlaport, ~::. ·· .;;.Od:::;·;.;;2;::2•:..;1~H;;:a Golng Slow On Precipitous .Cuban Action' ~- ''• / "' "' • •• WASHINGTON COLUMN The Daily Sentiael COMMINTATINO EDITClRIALLY I • ., .. ' ' West Berlin. Berlin Is therefore considered 1111 No, I crlalJ. Tho Cubao situation II cono sldered secondary. ioll)o •.But It lJ pointed Ollt that to take any of lhase llepl now, pr..!pllously, might ptay dJ. rectly lnlo Russia's hands. The reaao11 &lven is the lm· American officials therefore : thl!\llrotd eareylng cargo.. to .. Cl\bl. · And 1.1 '!"'Wd deny slllps til.oi!ter 1\liliOnS Qlat carrY goods to CUba the l'flhl to • - United States ports, l!uslll would sun be able to ue Communtat bloc shlps, but thj! . W<>Uid be more difficult and Russia baa, 10 -Gallia, Vinton Cou;,tiesShowGain million delicti. In the pre. Castro era, Cuha had a II· $'1$ billion-a-year trade with the AN0'111ER o\MEJUCAN obj..,_ live Is lo keep Cuha from becoming 1 center for hemllphare lnfeclion. An overt let by CUba · or liUSIIa In this dlroctiMI WOIIl4 be a legltlmale cause for American intel'VeDtion LlDCilr tht Monroe Doctnrlne. BUI I! a Crltis oi Ibis kind develops, 1h o ... Rusk Just Too Busy For J Off.Cuff News Conferences • Jl..,....... United States W<>Uid IIMd lbl IIIJIPOrl,ol all Ita alliN, Wblcb It does not now hiVe. . lleCoCniZini an anu • CU~ tovel'lllllimt In elill , II COIIIi<l, . ered inadVitable boaute It would jeopardize Untied statet .. rliht< at Gtuinunamo. Also, tho United Stales haa never ft!tOInl!ed any governJIIJU!t In ekila if It bae not actually beld ollie. at home, ' La-• - .. tills year iB especltd 'to lliOW ·I Ote Drl•er After Aecldent SUDday PT. PL&AaANT - Dnld lot- . •• LoOD Routo • .... ctted felt failure tu rllld rfahl-ol·ftY follol'lnC I two •• bldo acoldent !londaJ , , ... II the - Ill Route a and Leon-Baden Bold. ExeeuUve Head Orin Smith Tho m'""·~ ..:carr•; whPn IIIIIIOIIIIOtd honor roD po>--.. ' ·• of RIIUalld Hllh achoot for Bemoll polled Route 1111 . . from lht Leon-Radon Rood and lolloWI. COUided wilh I ear 1nvelint Senlor1 - Joe Chipman, Mlr· north on Route 1111 driven by llolfman, Dorlene Goff. Vernon 1.ero)' Keefer, », ' Route I. There were no pmonlcJuruorl101 · ~ .' Robert Jacb, Carl II Injuries and prvpcrty daJD. N Dixie Roush, Parnell age wu eollmlted 11 $101. Wilsoa, Conn.. Rk!o, Agnes f>l"ll IIJ< weeD • - ·fil ........ MIVII, M II lo Ill op I nmp-pverliiiiOIII. AI( ilot recmlllmtllt of I c.baa , ltret bit -atl 'llll well · ...... lralned to collduet amo )IIIIIIU 1111111111 .,.ntlou !o Ill liOIIildered ,_lillie, ·· Rear door . 2" after ste•wru-d.,,s Sophomoret- Tana Long JoHAVE GVEII'1I !ere, •· her death acclden' tally opened and air ·suction pulled out. Metal lia Lucu, Suzy Parker (I) , Weetend . - Ill Mr. and sucked out of plane, which was approaching Smith, Nancy Pope. Mn. Edward F - trere Mr. Conn., iB shown stuck to a stabilizer (arrow). Freshmen - Barbaro Carter land loin. C, r. Bnmnor, c.,.. . (•l. Dave Peterson, Latilcltlalhop Falla. Tho 11rum8o IN CHAM•PAIGN, IU. <UPD-Un>· record r.,. "b..-stulling" (l) , Jeao Tillis, atery 0. U. groduatlo Otld D ve.,.ity of DlinoiB aludenll set They squeeied zo; youth• into Lo"«; Lee Wood. Itended the ltomecoaolnjj u<bey claimed wat • world .a bua deolgned to hold 10. I (K) - AU A'o. S.lllrday. - ~ ao 0U<1o1oR1J • er than thole of l1lf'! of 1tLs Jll'l' IIUlled tht - - ol a deceSBOn. No one can aeeu~e to faree a ...._ llhowdln. It world travell aro at 1 rota gnot- U. I. - / IF YOU.REALLY ,WANT TO I ' Nommotmg • • Committeels . Nomed Sunday ' c"'ptable, except for eon- SUnday evening following t h 1 Victing facts. Sinoo July IS, Rult regular worship aervlce !lev . has found time for flve televllloD Do ld D--~ ' lded.. . H ha __ .._ three na - , pas tor , prea 1 lllteroews. e •Named waa the followlnc publi< address... Tbil ~ nominating eommlltee, 1!:dlson the oecretacy linda IIOilltihin& Bater, chakman, Mn. Cbarlet distaoleful or daltg....,. iD the Bennett, Allen Hugheo, Mlu American tradilioa of frequent Rllodl HaD and Mn Harry never been around the world-in fact, hie never even been to Europe. In this jet lie, that's a rarity; Sherman BUllng. sley lithe only other person I can think of with that distinction ... Pierre GutTin tnrt Rene Fraday, owner• of the fl· moua Lido In Paris, arrived In Gotham !or a holiday and headed llralght ror Lt Bljou, which they consider the molt authentic bistro In America, (And , you will piu111 note, mes1leure, that they don't .Whether you than cnn ·• •J I ' P SO D-- Y• TE The rontentioa of Rusk and ltl.s ' aid.. that he bu been too busy Tho Council of lhe Mlddltto meet tho pre.. milhl he ae- port First Bapllst Church mol IOJl'lt NDAY••• .. . public expooure lo preos qll8l- Houdalhelt with no holds barred slid, !lev b., IICOd that lmportently no chanct to edit tbe • •nnou ' he wiD he IWIY Nov. II 111<1 tar~ late John Footer Dune. tliat I college tleputatlon teom to pass the tio118 once confided to newsmeo that wnt hav.e the mOrning 8U'Vlce he had oontemplated lbandonlng alld that !lev. Frant Chee"" - "• wu brew wtu beice In charre Ill lbt pubile news eonfg_~.,... -~.... fearful of tre ~er lllbedent 1o!ev........ -e serv · >ff·the·curi answeia j., vital quet· Novomltell21i waa 101 II Uthtions. But Dull• resided the 1m- .ing Sunday, it was annouJII':ed lso and he held freqUelll new• that the young -lo 'Will have pu I Vesper HrYice on Decemb1r conferences untll <ancer un~• ~ . him. Presiolent Kennedy II an ex- 9,_and .that the union Than~ ample ol a mao ill a jtooltioa of giving HrYice will be at t h 1 areal reoponslbility .<Yho II not Baptist Church, afrold to meet lbe press, televl· Present _. Mr. Baker, L. rm ".·-"' '' " \ I o1 peraono u Saeh catarteto bOib .,.. but to lhllllnt '11\e daveiOpment ol varied and of them Oil TfMrit. ~ . ollhl for 'btl!!-·,- ' ::-:·111 • to CQmlval hu4olr Chilrt· '' $12-$11- $24 v .cli~I!\ ,·L ~ ·~ f:" .. ' . l.lghtM Wall Plctu,.. Sl . · . ' J .•, ~ •• ' ' ~~~· t ' • ' UND~ Save 25.to 75% In an state Department who wished ' :; ::=:~dO::::"~: For Glenwood . " .~~~~=u- = Grove Methodist 'Church at Glen 1-· ' . On Oclobtr 16 •t Rutland I Mr. Edmonds; a llfe.long Ml· Hljh School a Preliminary Sch· son .County resident, .dled Frl· o!UIIc Aptitude Test was glv-,day In Pleosont Volley ilolplt· en by IIBrold Sa1101<, guidance Ial. He wao • relfrod emplore adminlatralor. Iof the H. R. Porter Company, This teot !110asures verbal and Connot'l &_eel Dlvlolon In Hunt. mathematical lhllily' One of lngton ' lbe college hoard uamlnationo, SUrvlvins Ill"< his w~e; Mrs. the P.S.A.P., estimates abiUty Mellaao Jordan Edmonda; five to do work at the coDege level sons, three daughtera, two broand Is of great .value to those thers and two Jillters. Burial 1 tudents who plao lo · further wao li>" the Pete Meadow. COlllfo The pr"ent Ia~ Is unenforced, or unfairly enforced, spell aUt *11at's legal on Sunday and what's ..Ot. h leQOifzes the following necessities -and nothing else.· • • Heck Funeral Home of Millon. " Valley llolpf... ' Everette Racer, GollipoliB; Mrs. RDbort The progi"tlm, "Vo Have Jlllne it lb New Ways," will he }lr'esente<! by Mrs. Harold Sau· ei, alld Mrs. R. M. Sherman · wiU have ch~e of tho devoll<inll·pertilcl."li-.... will he Mrs. Arthur LewJs, GeorJe Wooten, Le~; A IQh Jllrs, Cllrl Horkey, Mrs. Jack lo· Mr. and Mn. IIUlJ Aboldra, .. ,Welsll. .1111i1 Mrs. . Lllliln Stlt!f. MlnenVIUO . ' ' • MILK . . • Uu PMlllUcrs • PRili'RiflAR'r DRUGS • MEOICAL SUI'PLil$ • PEIISOHH. ll'tGIENl PIOJUClS • NEWSPAPERS· \ • OTHER N~WS . PUBliCATIONS o RADIO BROADCAST.ING • TtlEI!HONE o TELEGRAPH • a.EcTRICITY o NA~At. GAS , t,•OIH£11 UTIUTIES • lllOO o Tti.EVISKIN BR<WICASTING ~ OlliER COUMUNICATIOIIs • HOUSEHQt.D RIE1.S ' - SUBort this senslbJe ISOiutl•n to the Sunday ·closing Problem ' · · ~ VOTE . . YES :ON 'ISSU:E·#1 ! ~ '" BIIITHS: A daulhter to. Mr. alld Mra. Everette lla<!<r, OaJ. lipolis; A son tu Mr. and Mn. Joe Ctort, G~Uipolis; A dOushter 1o Mr. and · ·Mn> Robe!l Quillen, West C.lumblo; · A daughter lo Mr. and Mri; . • PUBLIC TIWISPORTATION f•oc-wn 1 )..- •· PRESCRIPTION DRUllS • ~ (iMl) 011. ADMITI'ED: Mrs. QtJUen, Weot ~lumbla; A~ a White, Bill Gate•, , Richard Kerns, Pl. Pleaoant; Mra. J 00 Finley and Robert Harl•ssClark, GaDipoUs; Mrs. Jameo Hartley.- Pt.. ·l'lUIIOI; MrJ, Georp Wooten, Loran; .llil'l'. · •-•. WUl lliHY Abslllre, Minenvllle; Mn. A i.Quiae ll'tl!ney PUny: Mra. Cnar· Meet On Thuraday leo L. Milll!r, CUlton. The Women's Association of · DISCHARGED: Mn, WUIIam ' lbe Middleport First United Davll, Jr. 'Blld daUghter, Mal. Presbyterian Church will meet on; Mn. Wllllam Lewia and. ' _-Tburlday, October 25, at the daufhlef• ~- PI~~; M.r \1. church .wilb Mias &lun Par~. Jamtl Nelson, · Murrayo\rlltii; president In clulr8e. The repol'l WOhar Beller, Loorv, Mr4. Rar· of tbe nominating commltlee ly Lute, l.e<m. . will be heard, ' to those Items which are now unlversaQy regarded as essential seven days a week. ft . te;ry under the direction of tM Ple•IU~ ......,. I' . 131-YEAR-OLD BLUE fAW ·AND liMIT SUNDAY SALES AND SERVICES Edmonds, 18, Glenwood, were held SundOJ 2 p.m. allhe Beocb their education, Sauer said. Reaoltl of the test wiD be mailed lo Ute school In December and each stu-tent will l'e· celve a copy of the re:;ults . of his test with an inrerpretatlon. Tsltlng the test were Roberto Smith, -Pille Roush, George ~ '' It·will .clarify our } _Man On Sunday Aptitude Test Given Pupils . R.H. S· Ch00l. Of ' OJ II !I • Hold Se...r:ces ClEARANCI . • against bloopers in rosponse to Bennejt, Mr. and Mrs. Hu&hes, penetrating questions. II Is not Mr. and Mn. John Kaulf, Mrs. pre<lsoly alleged here thai the Beuloh White and Rev. Boont. tape ~· been edited In behaH ~ of Rust after ltLs televllriclo Inter· vieW•. But the tape ha• been 1 u edited In behalf of otllers iD thel WAREHOUSI " ':' ' ' != Tape editing proteets statesmen Mrs. Isabel Winebrenner, Mrl. l •·"•· l oion and r~dlo reporten-oil ill D. Diles, Mrs. Fultz, llir. and 0110 bundle. and with 00 tope Mra. Paul smart, Mn. laoob . monkey business. . Turner, Mrs. FrBDCel Bearhs, ' :lleiW 'lift'. too"-'· ounfereotel. I Too . ., I ' Ill 1111. "* - .. OfODDS fi ·-·· llo bt tbt boot Jlldlo Tho -.torr bu Ill ltlt OWl - · 'Ilion H• il, il>dtod, 1 bU1J ...., rilt han """ 1oM .._ • repulatioo '"' beiDJ .... ol. ..... Built .. ltLs poollloo ...... .... hardeol worklq dlplomatlo lool>. put • ,.... wloo did 1101 aiciBDI, ever. : &ea Clplll _... ..tereneeL During • - ' forlt!lght In AI lhll - · O<MIWWIIIIIInt .. li New Y«k, bt OOilforred 'Wilb 7" 'lrllllld lib lo In vi,oiling 1ore1p Jlllnlltoro, Hlo """"""" wiiJ Nlldll Jan. work day ofleo beilnl at I I.ID., ohchev'a doctoloo IJOIIpoao ,... ond <OOtiliUOI lllllll mklnlght. H1o 11<1 "''IIOia- lllllll o1tor tht Ruslt of tohlrklttC bil d.U.. ... ,the - · i•sa, perhapo, k Ia ltLs duty Ill ----maintalD tbe America tradltlon of regular and fnq- ltWI i Sevtral of Montgomery Clift's ftlendl have betn In touch with this dt• partmtnt, lt')llnl to locate him, slne41 his niiCI killed her lover tn Booton, Thty uat want to tell him they're 1tandlna \!)', n case there's anythtnc they can do, He II In town: he'• betn aeon strolling In tht midtown area end lunchtna at tht falhlonabll Volaln, end friends In . t~t tndl believe he may etar In the tv ope. olal band on r. SCott Ftt•r•rald;s "Rich Boy"-so possibly one of the big net. worlll knoWI where hl'l llvlni. 'l'lle d~ after the reviews appeared, "Uttle Me broke Philadelphia's all· Ume box-offtee record for saleo, with •21,000 worth ol ticket• beln11 sold at the wlndO\Y , But producers Feuer and Martin lll'fln't btlna lulled by the nolle· fl: they're Ullnl every performance to I!Jhten and polish the ahow, because tli., want It to be perfect by the lime It arrtve• In New York . . . Added notl! to the ~trtmbled re1taurant attual!on: Maurlte, the popular maltra d'hotel at the now·shullertd H1rwyn, will stlrt creating IUeitl II the Encore (that's tile old l!l'lftl!ilp) wllen the l!:ncore opens later 11111 month. Bing Cl'olby •~4 Bob Hope just may make another "!toad" eple. they're 10 Dlemd with tile f!Odll of "Tilt Road !o Hona ltona•• . , . Maraaret Leighton bas seven eoatumt thlnltl In "Tchln· Tthln.'' altboup tllt'l llinGJt never off. ' Juir ·II. ..,., !erenco with Bull: - Wldl Itt dWereat C ah 11 t.~· $81~, IU.JID.IIS. ... July I, 11162 follows: Athens IIJ LYLii c. WIUION taped ._.lew• on edited or ·- "'1 - fl ...<~~~ t4 1M 01 - ... II ..7 ... '11 G lila v.W Pn. are DOt edited il of 110 lUtter ~· ' • · ' 'Pio"V · • ..,. .-... • a WASHINGTON IIJPil - For Tbll lid lhlt llluk alwoya ...: ~.uuz, $11,111i0.H. - fl,MU$, $31,319.71. Hocking _ . thoD liOW H he doolra, delete ,._ of ltLs J1<-- ~.llli.U, t4,l71.5f, IZ,I50l.l5, f!I,2M.I7. Jlcltaon relarJ of Sllte Dealt llluk bu w...a !two I llpod IntervieW IP" trT,tlll.ll, 171.211_.11. . no weekly figure, cieoled ...,.._ lbe - l l y 11 the protedioD be c1o- • IIJIUI; III,IZ'T.- renee -:- 115,8119.21, opportuDIIy 1o ...,..um blm pub· slreo. Wlhtthe . . _ rtpprt- 13, $147,01UI, 110,761.f7. Melp - $2,276.30, HOI,- 01 polic:J tow..,t BorliD, er1 "" auch protedioD ..,. bo Melp - ll,flt:fl, IIS,UUI, Pike- 11,107.13, 138,381.94, CUba !.- and otber ,.. bad. ~,•'!!!.·"'• ,71UI. . . - 115,801.72,1 71,722.12. Sc10lo whloh tbo adminillr- lll'flllii}J 11 .,., 1101 he poutblo 1o per,.. - -~·. IZ,Z211.111, 135,· no weekly flguroo, l11t,77Ull. ls oeekltti.<ampolp yur aupporl suadt llluk Ill the . - Ill • W.72, • . -.• a. . VIDtoo - $658,77, '12;885.00. of the Amerlean poople. pnu -r._ when There baa DO ....... Ul bt tlgod ia ltLs fa. lfOUPI ..lslde of Cllbl •upeaai••·· · · ..,.. nl1111 lllllWo to lliJ'OO ' baG.. .... . abodl $4!0 mi1Uon. 111- a!oMtl·~;;,;; .... ha. About f40 Il1lllion baa ..... • : Gpended, 111011117' fat ·todln!llo·• ' tans. Cuba mU&t Jll)' "'"r' IIlli' •· wllh sugar, lobl«<l•oncl oiiW ..... exports, b~t her fottlln trlde fat lbo tlldln( !let. 11 '<I tile Ulll lfcure by a w I d 1 Roos - f4.38UI, ov• lbo 111110 period of las tarlin$111,107.211, $1115,111.110. year. Tho other eounty tu l&io 'l'bo ""'"' lhowlnfl the r.. lldoto - IIS,e32.11, ll't,lm.lQ, wu Villloll; Molt of lbo coun :eipto for the .,..kl ••d'nr 12'11,828.85, PG'I,.m.ll . lito ill the m!nUI column IIIISS· , oct. II, 11112 and !let. I~, 1911, Viltoa _ $l,IIS.t10, $567.l7, and for lho !iacol yeon •tart- 11 ,94.01, 11,111.01. llll July l, 11112 and July I, 1911 Motor vehicle oaleo lax follotr: 1ect1ona in the ten ""'lheMiern ......, - fi.JID,II, $10,11UI, ....ties lhowing lhoee for IIG,'Itl.ll, fllti,GI!.,71. weel ending Oct. II, 11162 and GaiU8 - tl,711.71, 11,101.19, for the flacal yean which Gallla eounty .,.. OliO of two count1oo out ollbo to l<iulbout. n Ohio lito to obow loer "'"" an <reaM ill propaid tu recelpll; u~ lted States, whicb Ruaa1a c1111'l .• , match. Honor Students Of Rutland Are Announced ;l1··l)e Lawson .M ilk Co~~ WllllaiQ 'MQWitll, Chairman . .. .... .. . ,.. ' ·- '- . ..-;:., _ . ' . ' . . ' ·.. ' ... ·' ' ~ ~...... .. ~ · - ·~ •. . ' Pd. Pol MY. ) Mr~. ' Ball~, ..... < •. I \ '' �• Dally_Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 22, 1982-5 priced dooaor, lho "Filla ,• • Legwork Is Key To Hikes In Sales In Most Any Area • '' ' '. . '· - MUSCLE BEACH'·, All Staw w.. ill-...,lloltao ...... prlceo,. . . . _ - - ....._ NC?n , .. *• -w·--,... JUde .. pr • . . modo ........ • i ...... ..-...- ......ro. Chanlfl ..... - Ia 1loo methodo.r,........ ... ._. -:=..::-: :W..t ............... _ ..... _..loll Burns, Fire Offense •.. •. ,- SHOT GUN CASE ' Our Low Price $1.10 lllfle c......... Rod ,,JI Plcbnt Hirdwlre ,, I I Pro Standiligs . .. !' \ .''· - '.:' T" - ' I 51111 Youn T~IIJ or Cal For Pickup Service ••• RUG CLEANING , / BAUM LUMBER CO.-· Be ready for days end nights et home •• get your house cleaning done quicker and easier. Use Robinson's dependable service now, Service for ell type~ of rugs . .•. dry cleaning end shampooing m• thods. , II .I FALL FLATS ' 1 f ·' TrJ.Lontre C l - ,, Sizes 41'.1 to 10. PICKENS HARDWARE $1.99 MASON, W. VA. POMEROY GETS ·aus·INESS SCHOOL THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPOIT ' • NORGE WASHERS .' . " . , __,. ... ........... ....,. . .. .-. ........... ,._, __ ~ : ALMOST EVBlYONE WH9 HAS A CHOICE • HEATS Golllpolll lutlMJI Coli.... Golllpollt, Ohio, will •r.n an extenolort Hhool In ' - o y for tho ]1110! p e .. , _ , llltiiUrNUnoll........ WlTII GAS Two Complett Billie Dlplo110 Coun11 AMERICA HAVE ENOUGH • These Are Full and Complete Coune~ Not Just Ont or Two laoloted SubjectJ. · Secret1r111 Geiler1l llu•lnen Greg Shotlband I Gregg S)lorthond n Typetnltlq · Buslneu Enallsh SpelliDJ Buslneu Mathematlca Accounting ProcU.:. Typewriting Buamea ~h . BOotmeplng IDd ' Accountlna · Other I 1. UUICI ROCK IOirOM 'RATES Don't lluy •..Y u~Untll yau· 'coil 111 Check our " ' - rot11 onol poy• """"· ""'*''!'~with -~ to make a reel dHI. - ' i ' " Sl•'co lh1l II bo •IOIIthd· ind .....,.,.,. .. oebod\lled to IIUt 0\ the 11m1 tlmt. ·OIIlt allmllld oumblt'·ctC JIUII..to will 'be 11 ee~lld. lhb rour -tloo lllflalnr. ' 1>7 oaliiJII 70111 !Mil C1ltMn. Milclnd lolltan AT . , •. _ 16 Mlll'lln tt.tll 126W 1.-Malll ,. · : ~WYN224erWVMIU ' • "' : ....... . . ""'"-...._._ _STAT&....,._ PHom:,___ ' . , ... • '' _,. . • ' . _.;., nlbb'aliOII ..anac an ...,11--!114' .. i:llp &'Mall !lilt,.,~ tMoy to tho ....... jo~tDDLIPOlT . ' HOW TO,·DIROU: I .. .'.•v -~ v ' . ~ ~: . ' 0,.0.. Prl4oy & S.tu...toy Nlthb , ' U._(IIINUTES ·INGELS FURNITURE P.lillllollli ..;Night Clluls Only- PINANCID HER!II IN Norge Washers, 01 low 01 - 18.81 -"I,'>;·. ~~·· Development) ' rapher~.~cre~, Clerk·Tn>!it. Bootteeper, IDd . Hll' ·1111 COUIGE Of YOUl CIIQICI NOW! •. All counes ere collep level offered on on acceJ. , ented bull. Coureea lead to poa!Uo._ IIi .Stenoa· YOUR ·NEW CAR . MODII. .,..... Accoui>IIDI Of!lce Practice (lneluding FlliDJ IDd PmOnallty Offiee Practice (In· cl~dlng Ftllng and Pmonallty Develtopment) •BRAIN POWER? · .ROWLEY .& REED HARDW.RE Spe11111J JIOollkeeplnc and f'IIOHIWY,_:IOI ~ WYM.o!tt Roblnoan'1 CINnen A Rotulor Go-AhNd Flot ot 1 Low Price l ~ ROBINSON'S ........., TEEN GIRLS '' CHEmii.OHIO I. f· .. -~ ' .•. •... •.. ffERE'S WHY ..• A Survey made of ne"· hon1es bu<lt en ~ G01 liDo;, mowed that about 99% ...,.. heot.!d with Gas. The IMIOD li ldmplo- Gu heat worb blolt. t!>OI>i Ieos. A forced oir Gu fllmaco eballatee tbe oir and fil...,. clelll. Fresh oir is lntroducod into 1118 bouse for the liUe of heeltb IDd 00111fort. A linllo thormoatat pro.~cleo bala,nced comfort throughout the h01111e~ the · tltimato in convenience. And :1ou <ilti • dd central pa eooline whoa Y\111 wlab. a But the 1081 clincher for Gaa beet • 18 iiJi¥Oilfitil IICOIIOIIIy. For eumple, you con beet ,.,... ' - for 6 yare with Gas !or about the llllliiO u yoa -.id ""' to beet it only one year with wind reodlt:aDa! hntizr. If you are ROW mloylDI a Gu beetiil, .,.,,,.. l"''l a have the beat available. If you plan to lndld new"'or ,.place your p - t fumaoo be ..... to i'I'Uil a a. hooting system. . TH£ OHIO FUEL GAS CGIIP&JY.. tHERE IS NOTHIN9 LIKE A "AME 'FOR HEATING ANIJ COOUIIfl i ,. __ • �, • ' • . • J ally StDtbltl, POtUroJ·Ill4dleport, Q., ()Qt. 12, 1QII-7 t ~~:se;n:ttn~e~l·-=:::~~~~~0·~·Oct~._;:Jl~98~2,b='o114)_ FOR RENT WANT ADS HOUSE FOR RENT in PomeIOy. Phon< WY :1-3575 after ~ p.m. ------.-----------TELEVISION IN REVIEW Meigs-Mason Events HOLLYWOOD <UPl'-!'llo beot ....... ha,. bolo mode lldnJ that boo luoppoaod lo loJo. iDore roceotly and ohow lbo villon Ibis Ad ~ II !lh'll ruull ol worldJiil lop!~ IIJe inlrodojdloo ol t1W . . - . . . ftlr a wflllo. . named Jolm AltlD 111<1 Marty Jn. Tbo bltiOrJ d lbe UUo ol 1•15 In tho !'rfdoy DIJbl ABC-TV ter1oo 1J u wll<i ·~ ·~rm Dtck~ ... He'., Fen- •ble .u &be .tau DrlalllaQy It wu ulled Playing .a OIIUillo. or ;Uolikely worTon,;' bul so....,. clrpentero, IIley are lbe fuunieal deeldod lhll IIOW!dod loo video tHm '""" Jaeklo GlouoD lli.ik. '!'bon II Wll "'d Atl Corao7. U lbrmqrioo "Tho Bulldors," wblcb ,..,.. i111111'fDd1nc lXII ,...bUds« mqch belter. P!Jiall,y, em~;:: ! fllmt wllll ~ OOIIIIdy P""' oeSiions produced lbe. 4 Ci!nts per word, one tnsertiotJ llinimum cbuce---80 for three consetutive inaerti.ons. for 30 cents per word. Full rate of f centa per word will be ehara:ed for ado 'l'f"rtlsmg tf not paid within 10 da:r• after ~ivinc bill t'r.ors m Adverttai.Jlg-Sbouhl be reported immediately. The Oaily Spntmel will not be responsible for more tbu on r mrorrect msert1on. Card ol Tbanks and Special NoUcet of Event1, $1.25, ror ~word minimum. Each additional '<l!'ord, lc. Ohiluaru:os pubhshed dt 1 cent per word. 1 Do\\' 60c 60c 15 20 25 3 DAYS 90c $1.20 $1.50 a DAYt $1.35 $1 .80 "' PHONE WY 2·2157 $2 . ~ .&o • .o.)f;.m 11. mnor. -.._. . ·'·"--·-· 1. J\apsr dial. ~nts . 6 et'nts prr word Spee.~al - one month WORDS ......,. ,..... ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES i • CROSSWr' "" ... C..tnl 16 . -· I 110. I . Comj>o<l.. l.otoid!e I '~V."': lp. I ·-ot I LAc'- mtcbt lie uathor liar- mooicker. ' Lowll. "'Abbott·aod eo. 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Prodi.ietiOhi , aM their woolly otlv... · · Dontel Mann; . Revue oayo TM, •lllrl!!d . olowly but wit~ ollow hal tho CO!JperaUon of promln lout 1bow1 ago. Since Peaee CorP~. t.hat N!al 1 then, they have come on strong, e1 will be tlratnatizef' .,"d and Jl'rtdly nllht lhty rtllly dl" episode• probAbly w;•· playod lbeit JII'OWflll II bolh dla· 'OIIe hour long. ldgdo l!ld pjlyllcol clowning; tht Audrey M..dowo otors on olory, oboul, Iotels' 15th ..pg.. TV'o "111m BenedJ;,." Nov. me11t to 18\ married, wa1 jJJcl.. Howard buff l}lpeitl!l on AD(~ 1. dtntal. •• .at8 aU Jtoriet ~ natW'- TV't ••combat" ~ov. 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