https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d9fee8cec1aba9cc8ee5dba548c5885.pdf daef979b6bfe1873b83d0b5c33c1246b PDF Text Text .. . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:=~~:: ·~ 1-"----·-t Around And About Middleport 'O . . .:.; . . - . .: • .,;<t·.';..:..;.~,.~·#bf~~...-.•.·!~~ . ~~~~"·"-·~~~~;'~- -··.~~~ ·,. .~- .;~.~~~~-~~-:,..~ ~~'!!~!~t~'!~~!!!:!t~t=:::~!;~:!!~~~::~~ ~.=~ Impressive Ceremtmy He/J In . Rutland Garden C/ ub Meetma _Paul RusaeD has been working u. her abse!ICI!. Mrs Everett Bachner and Karen and Conme The Rutland ~'riendly Mrs. Ida Bachner spent enen Club met Wednesday yesterday in Parker-burg. ning at the home of Mrs wa~r~ ~~=r ~::i~~~ = ~ =~is huMn~~~=~ . 10 in arrangemeota Tor the Ath· State Hospital. The program Mn. Vernon Weber ~ebflrst rmeetmg , pro- the followlng ...... 13 Pledges Are ReceiV . ed By Ohio Eta Phi 'ft S • ' ~i 'B·D811y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1$62 ·- L- N• y likner• Meetin6 h Held Mrs . Hlll!h Belrill entertain- ' ed the N~ty SUtchera club Wed· . nesday evenln& at her home, Thirteen pledges were recetv- Long Hollow. PlBIW were made ~ha::; of: S:ios::.: =~Chr.!=n~ 0 "OW YOU KNOW I !toleleJI lpol .. WI t ~ •verap auut raiafaiU of I'' .11 ...... II all. Wllloalo Vows EXC:hanged Women Youth, To L-..oo ,,: UNICEF Oc:toberr J4thnd M· The Women'•DoAJsociation shl of Mno:;a;:.:• Brown ~ted 8 ;!J!; I:!iage •• .I!••.U. wj n J.:~~ ~~~~duet theuti)~CE~ P=: eon- C 'I ast ouncl orS Entertained At Cook Residence f/ ' II ~~!..~~~ ~:~~· ~~~~~ p.,.,.,.,. ff I I SATURDAY WSAZ·TV ,,... ill£'Rf nOT .THf SPHinX ... Channel 3 7:SO Oowu on the Farm 1:30 Popeye l Pall fl :30 Mr. Cartoon. but this bank Is a STRONG, SAFE 10:00 Shaa·j Lewil place to handle your money, and your '\ ' 10:30 King Leonardo ftnanclal matters with us are held In I 1 • •: • 11 :00 FW'Y Magic Midway ll: 30 12:00 12:30 1:30 confidence. We're also ,more friendly Mnke Room DaddJ Exploring Mr. Wizard 2:00 Long John Silver 1:30 Movie Time 4:30 John's Scrapbook than a Jllent aphlnx and we servo you cheerfullY I Wo Pay 3o/o lntor"t On Your Saving• j 5:00 NFL H)ghlighls The FARMERS BANK and savings Company 1:00 Capt. Gallant Wagner 8:00 Pol'ter 6:JO News PJcture SanCera Vanocur'a Sat. Rep 7:00 Salurday Night Jambor" 7:30 Sam Benedict 8'30 Jooy Bishop Show 6:45 Mombor Fedora! R-r•• Syotom t :OO Saturday Night at Movftl 11 :00 New1 11 :10 Westher Mombor Fodorol Dopooll lnouranco Corporation POMEROY, OHIO 11 :15 Spm11 11:20 Movie • • I • • ••• • WCHS.TV Channel 8 · 1:00 TV Classroom t :OO Captain Kangaroo _l.~!...:...:.=:=!!~~~~~::::::!:==::':. .: :·: -: :-::-:: J0:30 We · Need Good You Can Get As Much As $40·00 Mouse Playhouse 11 :00 Rill Tin TiD • 11:30 Roy 1\ogera Show •• I ) 'I For Your Old DINETTE SET { ON A NEW SUITE . Priced From $99.95 to $149.95 Mighl.y I $50·00 T1'111dt For Your Old BEDROOM SUI'I'E ON A NEW SUITE • Prlced .Froln $139.95 and up 'Breakthrough'- ANew And Unique TV Series For Children Set For 3 usreakUtru," 1 new and unIque TV serieJ for children may be seen Sunday at 4:30p.m. on channel !, WSAZ-TV. Six years in the plaMing and production, Breakthru will be l!eel1 1n this area over WSAzTV, Channel 3, 011 Sunday at 4:30 p.m. beginning November 4. Breaklhru Is thlrteeo hall· hour programa. Part drami and part conversation, all la on film. The lhtended audtenco Is boys and girls In the fourth, fifth and sixth grades with an IRe range of nine throua:h eleven, although research · has revealed that the appeal of the program covers a wider span. "Breakthru is a new concept in Christian education for boys and glrls," says the Reverend Dr. Howard ·E. Tower of Nash· ville, Tennessee. He is associ~ ate secretary of the Methodist Television, Radio ' and F II m Commission and director of ill radio and telovlslon department. This new program Breakthru ean become a tool to help 'I h e chur<h and the home to tOke advantage of the nine-to-eleven· year -old's awakening Interest In the workl about him," he points out. Each Breaklhtu program "II• JO:OO The Alvin Show ~ enttne ',r, low - i .;, a story common to the exper· tence of most children. One Is about getting along with differ· 0 "' ~- f ~ .::--------------------------------- ~.~s Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, October 29, 1962 -~ <-~ ;, :• -----------------_ , , l1VE C&N'1'I c...,.......,. ... l'OL XIV NO. 165 SOFA BEDS Priced As Low As $54.00 Many Colors To Choose From. for one's ac$ions, and sun another shows the fear one often feels· in 1 new and strange sit-uation. A dramatic sketch opens ev· ery BreakthrU proaram. At a decision point, the story Is iJ>. terrupled ·with a otudlo d~ cusslon ·by boys and girls other than those jn the cast. T h e s e <.'Onversational Interludes a r e moderated by the Reverend C. E. Atkins, pastor of the King'• Way Methodlal Churqh In Spring· field, Missouri. They give per· spective to the program. Then the drama resumes and continues to cobclusion. ' children's .televisioa The new series Is a ,k>lnl endeavor ol the Methodlsi Board of EdU<!6- "It's tidi~lous kl go with unkllowllf_lf a star can play IL They wll Jgvle you a. better per. ·lormance every tlrfte." ilar oooperatlve chtir•.'!h groups ti!rough the National Council ol Churches. . is he (bel'). SPEAKING OF stars, they are coming up in bunches these days on Dick Powell's television show. The reason Js p,. ducer Aaron SpelliDJ, who speiJ.. ed out lhe tr.nd for us: "-'1... · The charge that television must always play it safe, avoid. · ing controversy luis Spellinc pointing to "The Court Martlal of Capt. WycUff" due on I h 1 . Powell show Dec. 18. The court-- room drama raises lhe question "Do you have the right to kill a Russian spy?" and thete 11 open dialog about an il)jcit love aflalr involvlllg a " mistress." Judy Garland tn:ns' the col:~ opots In Su.,day. was 21 it Caribou H ·It Limestone. Th.e latter lni ai.o ·wu recorded at Dnlll': mond, MODl, Elko, Nev., Devil! Lakes, N. D. . (ConUn,'!"'l From Freal Pap) Mad w0rid." To keep his actors haJ!py, blppy, happy, blpo py, prf!Ucer·cllreclor StanJer Kramer'· came up" with three classUtcatiOIUI: "Stan-ina" stars• "CoitarrJng" stars. "Also stardna:" atars. But It's I fUMy thing. Almost ev~ry limo you see the efedlt 'Also 1iartlnJ," (espeCIIiDy . . Over $70,000 Asked In Two eit television; you wonder - who 12:30 Readl"i Room 1:00 Pre Game Show I :15 Notre Dame Vs. NlVJ 3:46 NCAA Scores 4:00 Rough RJders 4:30 Big Picture S:OO Dragnet 5:30 Shirley Temple 7:00 .Deputy 7 :30 J ackic OleDSOD Dies Following Brief Dlness 1:80 Tbe Delenden t : 90 Have Gun Will Travel IO,OOGun...U Sl:OO New• Jl : tl!. Late Show 11:00 Ntws WHTN-TV Channel · 13 10:00 ChaMel 11 PnHntl 10:30 Learo to 'Palnl . 6:~0 ·and:n:lS 11:4» Make A Fact IUO Top Cat IJ :00 Bu.l• Bun111· ll :$0 Allakaqm · e'ilo Wreotlinl 1:00 ABC Wide World ol Sporto KiDI ot Diamond• 7:00 Beany ud Caell 7:30 Roy Rogers 1:10 Smltb to Waobingt.. we• _,, PM Show Cha~nel 10:00 Fi8bt of the Weoll 10:611 Saturday Sporll Fino! MAN FINEP, , ' IUS' CDI'Ivlctlon todavl court. . FCI'I'elt, '. I, 1: I 5 had Wi~ll day, this voter Iota! to Channel 13, 10100 U:ac. Acldemy Award nteattr FlorenUno Carter, PHILCO '. ' T ~lalon • bello . COlor Televlskm SALEs & S.vtCI llurtllc .the 1118 ihere were ·Uti 'v.- t h e ·• " ...... " ' "' .... . .... " '' " WUUam FraDtUn LYft<lt !Intel ~o and <01)1 on a _,,_., ,.WQlH.ER ,'REPORT: .: fM 1:00 Flldta 1:10 Wut0111 The•t.r 1:00 Let's DaDCt 1:00 Ll~ ·11:10 PM NEWS ' ~ l. ~ l -· 1 /Candidates Open' Final Heat In Ohio Political Races 12 :00 Sky King 6:30 We Have New ent people, another Is eonCerl\o ed with aBIIUOOing responslbiUJy V\ ·~· · _ , ,...., . . . '.: il.-;; .... -:. =.=:::.::.:::.....::====- AlloltMr rtasea dars ....,. cO~ tion, tile Me~ist TelevisJon, lllg at lluachel ea shows llleH Rwdio and Film Commission • U,. Is a price eultlnJ 'lreoL (TRAFCO), and the United Mov-aklnl c:uthacks and aew Church of Canada. It Is being faeH 0 Jaome aereeu han left presented on television stations 1 Itt oJ stars deiperale _ fw by councils of churchea and sim- - k -· _. ..._-. .............. _, ... .,~ tj l ~~ :i.' • WEATHER Pa. NK:::::j1r· ~ I ' con: LIBERTY THEATRE • Dei!Dtetl To The lnlePI!fll OJ The lllei1•M-n .4rea U1ness l All ::m~~s. Yae:d one gueat, Mr~. Nate W~ spoke on ~'Do sorority last Sunday evenln&et day December 12, at 8:30p.m. 1:30 p.m. a t : ployment at the office of '"·" - death oJ her son-m-la~. W Mrs. Fred Wtllwmson, atterid- Yrm Know your Evergreens?" the Prefer;n:::! ~ he~:~ followed by a party at the ~:~:!v. ~\detzier eoff~ :try~esb Tuesday e.ventna: J Da la is D. Parsons . returned ome ed She mentioned two groups of the borne . ge home of Mrs. W. A. Drake. 1 the hours of 1.30 to 7,30 1 J. · v · week. An impressive installation evergreens the broad leafed eU, Sr.', ln Middleport. Refreslimenlll were served by [latlng. from ,· · • Mrs. William Chtlds a n d vice for new officen was tht n~ow leaded ones and Mri. Larry Wiley, president the holte.ss. November meeting Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. The youth are to come ._to the Shelia and Cynthia . ducte4 by Mrs. Joe Bolin, that the proporJior, of na- of the chapJer prealded at !he wm be held at the home of Mrs.' Frederick Goot!ieln of ClrcJe. church before 6:30 where r~: ...,:VID:;::DLEPO=~RT? , ~O;:HI:;.O;;__ 11~;:;~, were ~~ Columbus yes-! going president. Mrs. r c n plants that retain foliage ritual given to these pledges:, ~yd..!.._~· ville. will recel~e thelf ld~ 11 • II on busmess. . used flowers to symbolize the year ls much lower in re- Shirley Baity, Dee Brown, Mar... Following the ceremony, the th~ d?nations a'nd ~-:: ,::o~~ll Mrs. Lawrence Hartmger qualities of good officers. gions where wiriters are cold, tha Escbleman, Betsy Horkey, coople left for lndianaJX!lis, Ind. tiflcahon badge which will ~ "IECRIT FILl who has been in Columbus for she gave the charge to each and that several plants which Marjorie KeebJUI!h, Lila Mitch for a visit with her sister and signed by the sponsor":tu ':,. MOLL YWOOO" the past week VIS!tin~ With her new officer, she presented are evergreen in the S o u t h Ann .Marie .MorriSon, Sharl.ee •. brother-in·laW M,r .and M r a. gantzabon. The badges . Robert Clork, Francine York daughter and ram•ly, Mrs. with a corsage lose their leaves In the north. Newman, Betty Rawlings, LmPhilip Stolp. Enroute home they Iworn by the chl~o u ~ -andRalph Jordan , returned home . . ' A demonstration cn th~ types da SmUh, BUly Jo Spean, Mar· , visited wlth the Goegleins at co1lect money or • "'DW They Vlollttl The yesterday Officers mstalled were . . ever ns was given by Mrs. ilyn Wiliecup and Judy Smith. . The Past Matrons of Evange- CirclevUle and attended the UNICEF progra,m. 7TH COMMANDMENT" ATI'END lUNCHEON Rubert Snowd~ .~ presyd~nt, N=n She had prepar- Following the rttual a social lme ~pte~~kt"f the Enlngu~ pumpkin ohow., They also visit- At 7:30 they will rellll'tl to Jonathu Kidd, Lyn Stattea Mr and Mrs~ Harry S. Moore , !\ptrs. dVer~onM e...,lloh'aa . c chart on .whlcb were mount-ltlrne was '"joyed by the group ern! th tarho. I May eve ed relatives in Lancaster and the . church with the money ALIO IILICTID SHORTS • res1 ent, rs. 1 'tb refreshments of punch a e me o rs. IM)Ue port and returned borne Mr. and Mrs. Herbert as Secretary and Mrs. Ronald many types or evergreens wt , . • Clatworthy with Mrs. rs Iwhich they have rece1v. ed a nd ITARTS SUNDAY l l ~ioot•e of the Royal Crown Bot· Withams as Treasurer. and pointed out the varlous fa~y sandwiChes,. pettl ~n, Neutzllng as asslstiq hostess. evening. a party wlll be held thtre for "MAGIC BOY" Plant in Middleport were types of Holly. mmt! and nuta bemg serv · Mrs WJUlJ Anthon Mrs. Goeglein was employed irmel! of the . pro. Cartoon Spectacular . Dayton Wednesday where The roll call was ans~ered The traveling prize, brought Tuesday evening the IOI'Orlty ed ov~ a abort busm!sa the Marguerite Sboe Shop them. Cha In Big Sc-=~~ Ma'gl.color they attended a luneheon in hon· 1\'ith "A n Evergreen I'd Like to Mrs Kenneth Finley was group met at the office of the . wh plans ( the prior to her marriage and Mr. gram and party are Mrll. J~mu "A THUNOIJl 011 DRUMS" of Art Linkletter and other Have." won by .Mrs Harold Sauer Ohio Fuel Gas Company ln lDI partyea or d Goegleln Ia a rural mall car· Sanborn, ~· Ricbard Viw&b· I meeI• A "Name · the State" contest · Middleport for their regular mao ethe ma at e. f r an and ·Mrs · Harold Sauer:' (Scope &: CoJorl officers and directors of the Par- .' . A report on t he reg1ona were drawn-for rler. With Richard Boone abange at the party . 1 Royal Crown Cola Co., held 1 mg held October 20 In Belpre was condueted by Mrs. Sauer meeting. (HaveGunWUlTravel) 12:15 in the Ball Room of w:11ch was attended by ~rs. and won by Mrs. Bolin. Mrs. Wiley presided over the Gamea were pl~yed _, and Luana Patten the Miami Valley County Club. Holm and Mrs. S~owden was Arrangements were judged meeting and Jt waa announced , rizes were won by Mrl. M. L. 1 Shown AI 2 & 7 Sunday ~I:~~~r;;:;:~·:lj given by Mrs. Bolm. an(~ ribbons awarded to Mrl. that the first pledge meeting cb Mrs WUl Plans were made to have 1Weber , Mrs. Bolin, Mn. Mor- wouJd be held on Novem&er 13 jn, G~ b:~:~:;• bake sale at t~e . ris, Mrs. Willlam!i and M r 11, at 7:30 follawed by the meet Harry Houdasbelt, G. A. VI meeting aod aa Snowden. Gifts were dlstrlbut· lng of the chapter when a Stan-- menta were served. ~,... volunteered to make ed to Garden Club pals and ley party would be held . members parttcipate4 In a flow. Mra. Paul Chapman of the Plam Are Made To 1 QT. SAIJa PAN er bulb exchang_e.. . • • _ R•.. ....:.._ p e • ~ :" :kl~ou~ Fe.,!, ~nited sunda~e~~ 14 ~f~sbyteria~ ~urm week because of the l • \ �WASHINGTON COLUMN . ' o., Oct:~· _ ~ttl~ See Was?tington Conference As Snow lob Voice Of Broadway .•• Reporting I I 2-D&Ily SonUnel, Pomtroy-Mldclltport, LEN ly DOROTHY KILGAL THE CELEBRITIES Broadway hears that the biggest win· ner on the World Series was a member of the Rat Pack. He took the boodle he made on Sonny Uston and parlayed It on the Yanks to beat the Giants · ·The Democrats now realize more than .ever the tremendous command President ,Kennedy exerts over John Q. Public. Despite the CUba setback and other pr?· blems of Slate, the terrific acclatm he 8 been drawing on recent pohtlcal bOps a~e enough to dfscourage the Republlca!IB m a big way . . . Hollywood model Ba_rbara Ann, now in New York, has been lmked with everyone from Eddie Fisher to Saacha Distel, bul she's been dashing off notea to a Los Angeles real estate man, Mike Silverman-and he's been linked with Jayne Mansfield. Ther,"re practlclng a little "RuASlan History' at Barbra Streisand's booking agency, the William Morris Office, claim· ing in her biography that she fmt took a crack at show business "barely a year" ago. To Broadway Insiders this is a hoot, ,rnce she be&an at the Bon Soir more than two years ago. (Her first major column break occurred here on Sept. 15, 1960.) Incidentally, she returns to the Bon Soir as a headliner next Tuesday, when William Morris will probably give out the news lh•t Barbra lnvented the telephone. Frank Loesser sent leather-bound copieo of the complete score of ···How to Succeed" to every member of the cast, as a memento of the show's first anniver· aary ... Peter Lawford is rumored to be considering producing a· major motion picture based on the life of Harry Tru· man. Warning to Pelah: It better not be a political biography-that spells death at the box office. Recall If you wnt "WI!son" and "Sunrise at Campobello" . . . . The big funny In the trade are the ads Darryl Zanuck took in the papers giving special mentlon to people who helped put over "The Longest Day". One of the cltaUons wu awarded to Richard Bur- ton, who, aecord.Jng to Zanuck, "flew back and forth between Rome and Pari• to work over the weekends, without a complaint." What Mr. Zauuck omitted waa Burton's bl.lr hazard at that time; he never knew whfch adoring-and Iratelady would meet him when he arrived, his wile or Elizabeth Taylor. There's more than meet& the eye be· tween Michele Morgan, the star of 11 Crime Does Not Pay/' and her director, Gerard Oury. They're currenlly in Man· batten on a r.ersonal appearance tour. For the 'good riddance" department: Brendan Behan's "The Hostage," which was booked for Philadelphia and then back to New York next month. suddenly ran out of lour and five letter eJplettves and folded in Cleveland . . . . . . Hugh O'Brian is in town for about 24 hours. He's found a Broadway play he wants to do-and !her want him to do It- but hrs other commitments won't allow him the timEebble Reynolds is supposed to be going all out for her nightclub act de· but in Las Vegas at Christmas time. The scuttlebutt is that she's spent almost $75 000 preparing for the big event, rna· king sure sbe bas nothing but the best in special material, her wardrobe, _ an~ choreography. The nice part: De~b10 IS a millionaire, so she can alford' Jt, and her husband, Harry Karl, is a multi-one ... Sally Eilers of longago screen star· dom and her mate, Holly Morse, ha.ve been estranged foryears but they"re ftn· ally goin~ ahead w1th the d1v?rce plans. Charlte Mingus, the gr~at Jazz baASJSt who npens at Birdland in~ends this to be his last appearance as an mstrumentallst. Charlie plans to devote all his time to composing and book-writing from here on ln. Encouraging his decision is the $15.000 check he received from Me· Graw-Hill for the publishing rights to a novel he's currently polishing. The manuscript was almost 1,400 pages lOljg un, ttl the MeGraw-HIIl editors read it, roved it, and ordered Charlie to, cut It to some· thing like_6QO pages . . .·· Joe Morello; the famed:drull!mer with Dave Brubeck, is losin' his eyesight at such a rap>d rate he s reached the point where he works almost entirely by touch, because he can barely see the drums In front of him. The Downstairs at the Upstairs wnt lose one of its brightest assets when "Harold" is fully under way. .Engaged for the show are Susie Bond, who has been appearing In "7 Comes II" and the club's m01 tre d'holel, Sidney Armus, whose last Broadway play was "The Cold Wind and the Warm.'' and who made such a hit as the comedy lead of "Wish You Were Here,'' One of the most amazing scenes ever shown to audiences will be the desert mirage- In color-filmed for "Lawrence . of Arabia" wJt~utaoy Jticks at .all. An. honest to goodness mirage: S!ld.!l~nly ap, pears before your eyes in the middle of a huge desert. can't believe It until you see it . . ' Rich Is much better after his and the Big Scare .. . Eve her impresslve he• show, "Our Miss in cattle-or as 'llJ!-,1 puts It, on the hoof." --~~~~--~~---~-- Medical Report Leave Miner~l Oil Alone In Two Most Usual Uses BY PETER EDSON WASHINGTON - (NEA) ' The Kennedy administration is now apparently trying to prepare American public opinion for tbe worst - including· even th ~ possibility of a war - in the mounting tension over Khrushchev's latest demands that the Berlin situation be discussed after the Uniteu States elections Nov. 6. Nobody has come out flagly and said there may' be a war. The emphasia Js put tht: other way. 'lbe Berlin ::risis is said tt be mountinj. It may contin- ue to worsen between now and the year. The problem is whether the world will ·the end of be able to get through this perivd without a war. T THE hi h of f b IS ig tState ,_,. ghlgby ••p 0 De tme t r.w.~m wo ays "' offi nd Pentagon cials par for nabout a 400 newspaper editors and newscasters ·invited to Washington to learn about the latest foreign policy developments. The rule of the conference _ the 1 0 u r t h such background briefing that has been held at I THA d ~ the Kennedy administration ·was that none of the officl8 · 1s lecturing the newsmen could be identified b)' name or quoted directJy. The a:lear expressed, however, could' be attributed to ''American officials." Tbe obvious pw-pose of tbil was tbat lhe edlton and com. mentaaors would go llome and _ on their on responsibility- relay aU tbe bad news to their readen aad liltenero to cottd~ tloa tbem for wbat may lie •· berd. , The liming of lbe aesalon is worth noting. It came right alter tbe adjournment of Congtess, where aclmlnistratlon for· elgn policies have been under beavy criticiJm all yellr. It came as the Congressional election campalp goes Into Ita final weeks. It came on the eve of the Republlcan Congress ionat Jeadership statement that tbe Democratic administration for.. eign policy was beJng made a major campaign issue. ~ -atlc ma]·ority in Congress to ........ support tbe President in a posMble war with the Russians. ., Ul, fallacy of tills &lllW'ftHCh rr·- fear and unrest. Attaching to R · too ul much importanceed uss1.a n ~ timatums tois look uponf as conh" es tributtng 11s war1 o nerv •-th.,.. 8,¥ 1.-Ltbls d agnos to 1, lbWaeVnll- 'R •L-t H there should be a .. YUI ..ar. lb. poll... ~] n:tremtsm of •..,.. lb•••mpal au - ~~ -p woaJd be WIUU"'V. forgotten. Tbe coatry would k.hruaiQ.:IIIC'V eome•w -•in"' e to ed Nations or Ito ·-&llllI 1m ro•on rl talk about Ber ill m ao P'> " aat. The deciding factor Is to t.'O~ vince him that the United Statet the United Kingdom, France mtKe tiebtnd tbe Pre1kleat any Presideat - after the elte· tioll, and do wba&ever is ae.~r.s- ury. At the same lime lbe State Department's briefing session for editors and newscasters was taking place, G'erman Fore1gn Minister Gerhard Schroeder was In Waahinglon conlerriog with President Kennedy, 5ecreii!'"Y of State Dean Rusk, Defense &cretary Robert· S. McNamara and other top ~fficials. and the Federal Republic of . Germany are united and that there wiJl"d be "'"no yielding to Co ds mmunilt eman . VIEWED IN THIS light, tho background conference lor v... lied Stales editors aad commeotatol"!l may be cort<ldered oome. thing of a anow job. It wu aa attempt at psychologically cot>dltioni:ng publle opinion .indirect. ly. This is considered danger. ous business. H the motivation. of &be centerence was a alaeere effort to wam tile America peop1e 1hat ' lbe daupr ol war over BerUa Is realattd lmmftteat, lbe qldueotloo b raised why lbe Pres eut ohotdd aot say lbiJ for dlred q-tlo• ht lborl aad olmple · THE WEST GERMAN apprai- sal of the A·-ftt ~- •-· situation ............ ~ .... to be quite different born that given to American She'll Always Treasure Your Romantic Gift I of a newsmen. , To Berliners who have been living 17 years In the ahadow THE IMPLICATIONS o1 inof Communist pre"urea, Jecting the Berlin Issue IIlio the Khrushchev's latest threats to American political campaign change tbe atalui of the city · could be to build up 8fiUIJl8nla are merely another propaganda the State Depart'JII'!I]"<I_t_;d~u~ri~n!._g_~f~or~a~nd~a~g~ains~t~kee~p~ln~g~o~Dem-:::::__ _:•ho=wp!:l=ec:.:e::.,..:ln~te:nd~ed~lo~cr~e:•te~;;11'01'111~;;·;.-:;;;;:~~;---. Chestnut Ridge News, Events - --------- Mr.. 0.:, Collection of ltautifullcme c~,e,,, Starts at Only the Albert Cones. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner ~ Albany called ou Mrs. Gtnem Foster recently. EvereHe Holcomb attd er Mrs. Maude Holcomblly...,. f.~ Pomeroy vlsltort recen ; ·. ·~ Mrs. Cora Morris of. MI. !'lla. ' · aant spent a IVeek wllb her S.. _ . i Raymond Morris and family. < ~ Mrs. Don McBiane and fliJIIo lly of Columbus were weel<M4 . vl'lltors of her parents, Mr. aad , · ; ~ Mrs. w. R Holcomb. · Junior Jones bas moved to a house on tbe Hoyt Keeloll. 111rry Peltlt made a trip to Charleston, w. V.a. • . · Leopard Brooks . aad family · Mr. p 1 Keeton vl41ed K~ton"":t Veterans Hop.In llun~ Sunday. . Albert Cone spent a =Jurm=-·::-::-::-~-=:;:: =::::::::near~~:;_·· Clarence Brown Donald Cone and family of DIVOTID TD tNTE~EST OP MASON AREA Athens were SUnday visitors of aMIIGI 1c:11.,. 1, o..... ,...,,.._ JHE DAILY Sf!tTINEt" Chltltlf T•nn•hllt. •••• Pabllall.-1 •YVJ ah1raMD __,~ 4Q bJ' Tbl Ohllo van., ,.__... Comp•DJ· uo KIICIIIu.., St.• Oblo ......... OUiet "OM W'Y • . ltOWlEY & REED HARDWARE .. . , .,; ' ." i.:t::' o ' b . .... • The ChHt Of Your CMia suddenly I'm an ''adventurous"cook ... new ~ ranges have everything! .._.lfl'OI' I 4 9 95 Only $1.00 Resel'Vft BAKER FURNITURE "HOUNSLoW ""•land VPn' ....... The more than 100 woman sol- u.s' IICUtort•• PIIOftlll! '" Nta la.Wed .. ....,.. fi . . . . . . . dJers at the cavalry barracb m.n• at ..., ,.,.. omae ~ ...._... plan a ma&~ protest agaiu!t obi&. _ . ·-~ '•Y -: commanding ofOcer'a order ISoUhif.DI KiDill. liJ:t. 1 Y h.. . ..: bannhta Jean• o. olacka outlida 1!oW:~~J., ~ camp ·' , · _.... ,., ...................~~'!..~ ~ -~· Maj. J~n· l,;.u,· aafd :Fridar ~= ~~~~,:_'~" ~~ "I, do 1101·· ,_.... ~ . ,. oU .... ot.oo. -~. ~ row trtrn~ .,..., •,,_~ - . •···" • . I•Iacb, bu& ~qme of tbem ~~. ·• ;r~ :t.;"'~ ••• uot very pn~p~r. -.. ~. . .........._ ......':f, L."NE £EDAil £BEST% ... "=·':i: Side Glances ' . .. ... .. .... ,!. c... ... . : '" ' " ' ' ·', ' the Gas smokeless broiler keeps kitchens clean! A G.. same..,.....,..""""'·· .. ,... can broil with the hroilet door clooecl. Your kitchen .staye smoke-free, 8DlUdp.free. And only a Gas ) . P.ICI(EN$. HARDWARE MA~ON, w, VA• I aa- Jiviro inatant beet to Mar meat brown ... aea) in rich jui<Jil8 . •. and brintr out that ''flliJD&.m-1" - t ' - WATERPROOF .FOOTWEAR ftavor. Oitly G.. Ranges give you alltbNe otlier work-aaving f""turee: automatic -thonoomeion, .... baetiutr I"ot!Merieo, Burner-wilh-a-Brain,t family-8ize griddle-in-the-middle, keep.warm- t4G4 ~ NO WONDER MOST WOMEN WANT GAS RANGES!* New )ft.,.st.ndlq Gat R••••• witf\ .Jt,. ~qu&re-line sty). hie.. W:BLUE ·.inr li"'"' lritln At - - - THE SHOE BOX . ' MJDDLIPO~T . ' your ·kitchen buiJt.in beauty at heetiladinJ price. ·. l"il'•t P'rbe-10-1 4SeeondPriu- day to day tr.p to tr.p London and Parl8 by TWA jet. pluG ex. penR m\'lle.Y! New Ey.,_tevel Gaa _... New York City byTWAJet,plue expe"*" mono:y! 17& addhiohal prb:e•r Polaroid R•n•&• h&nJ on wall or •tand -on cabinet, hi,we oVen•, controlS· Uld burneu at the CN.meru-Anchor Hocking Ovenware - Betty Crocker Couk.l:nwlts. Get full details at yuor Ga11 dealers . {This i1 .n Ohia M~iett-~UM heirht . Game endl Oct. 31, 1962. See tties.e Gas Ranges at your Gas Appliance Dealen: Caloric • Har~wic~ •. Kenmore. • Magic Chef . • Norge • RCA Whirlpool • Roper • Sunray· ; * . . Tappa~~· ... . 82.,'744women were intervie\Ved " .......... .. w'· ..-.-.11 _.,._.,..,.... '"'t"'r ' ' I' ' ill their homt!l where they do their" cooking, by au ou!<Jide ftiorearch 'ilr;.inl... lion, lo ~~ unbiaoOcl Nplieor. Moat oaid they preferiOd ~ wilii G.,; 1 • - • " _:THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY Beyond our Gas maina, ijiJe L4' Gu ., ' ,. �.. ---Rid K The ge- eno ' Mn.lem. ' meeting at Federated churcll · 1"Nd Lortmo. Tho Lartlao ""~ oothe. ,...,. w. Va., Mr. and in Pomeroy nantly. Long ' ebnted thetr 42nd - . . .,.. ·Hra. Geor.. c.trilt IIIII Pier.,., Leone Bal>cock, Mr. IIIII Hra. Dan., Maynard Bahr waa ln Column!Yerwy. II)' opont 1 at Rlcb- Rub)' IIIII Belly P~ wae •loilllll Hr..... ~.....,. bus vllltjns )Ita three da""""", · Mr, ond Mra. Clyd!o Olor• ....S, Olllo. I Hr. and Hra. 'lbiO'IIIIII Bab- VJrall WonleJ of , I "lit. Mrs. Loul!O Cbalfeo and ehll. Elsie, Wjlma .IIIII Gladys 1!14 Hra· J!ld1 !IIIP Jlldiled I lelr IIMl Jlr. lllll lofn. Hr. IIIII Hra. Karman W-~ eoct attended tht Lueutor Leorlo Ill"""'* . . Ill """ , drl!!l, Mn. Clara MIJlwan, IIIII attended ~ Lan!:aster Fair. baton IW!rllnt ooptest 'tt 1a...ttler of Torono, 0., and Mr. 11111 ·Mrs. 1"Nd ~ .. fair. nJchl .,.... of· lllllhtlr ~ Jllkfl were l'lrkeroburg VIII- Mr. · and Hra. !jii4on .1\ieble Clevelfnd. . t.!ra. Laura Rutb of JleodmJlo Mr. iJid Mn. llowllll t.rtiall Hr. l!ld Mn. Cbart.. 1¥· of Tuppon JllaJno. lora one day recently. visited relallvea in Cleveland Vlah lfwan of Tuppero Plalna were visiting Mr. and Mra. were dlnaer gueatolkino were dinner guesta of Hr. and Mrs. Drift Yrdoa..,. Mn. Allee Dodoon visited 1\Jr. over a weekend. and Hr. and Mra. Oscar Bab- Wayne Prtna!. of Hr. and Mre. Junior Raub- Mr. and Mn. Harold Osborne Anna Swan """ , . , . Jlir. and Mn. John Pooler. Mr. and Mro. !llllpJJ 'llell"' oock were Ylllllnl! Olle llir!ID Mrl. Harriett Jlrw!t and or. o1 limo. and Mn. La ... Mr. IN! Mra. Tholllljs White were ln ,\Jcr(ll'! ·~ r_..ll,,. at tbe Elniwood Baot llmpe. dalllh!Or bml returoed home Sllldr1 Jalmaon of Portland Glelllne NewlUn vtslted Mu:· other relativi!S a Atlra. _. . Mr. and Mrl. Howard children moved from tht a few dsys. Ralph is spending Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bircb, from Florlds. ape~~t tho with Patty Ina Dun! ol l'll1lalld. Mr• .and lf!w. and J1omo> B . o1 UI!!Qn pgrt Qocar Weber Jl'- to the Lay. a two weeks vacalloo at bop>e. Ealll Liverpool we, violllpg V~ Mr. and Mrt. Zorn Stethtm. Mro. Dr. Morgan, loy ond IIIIo ,.,.,_ &1!51)' opelll a -unit wtt11 Mr. end"""' Farm he rea!ntly pur· Guests o! Mr. ~ JIIIJ. MI!Y· l,lr. lind Mn, 1lerbert 8""' ~ ,..,.. 8uele Coolly ol Vllttlna Mr. end Mrs. Chlr· Cllrlsll, Tftao, Luc:llle Ger'nwl ed eburdl .,.,.,_ at ,.._. Mro. Milo Biggs. cllaaed. ··..ro Bahr last week were Cash and Eva La........ StoubanYllllt, Mr. and Mfl, t.. Marcinko were Jlr. end•l"'otida, lfr. 111<1 Mra. Wail Plainl. Mr. 11111 Mpl. J!!bn jlayea Mro. Edith Osborne c~lled !Ients o! !14v~o. oilter J.,ola Flore..,. Llmi>¥PI' II ,._ Ruaaell Van Meter of Porlllnd Mra. Ellgene Marcln\'o ofeo.rl- Rhodes. New Brighton, Pa, Geaova Yat.. a .,.... spent a -snd . ln (lolumbus, 011 J4r•. ~· jlodaon. They tf AJmm; Mr. •and Mra. Vera lntJ rt'ladv"' II Ollavi)le, Ml<;l!. ~ Ponll 11!11 !lora Pteroo too, ¥ft. Chlrinl P. M8rclnkD Nona Rltdlle, Portland, were rllltor of Graa! Ra wi•J Mr. lll)d loin. Cllrtio Wolfe of ~- !>!I ~fl. G,rtrude Warn. SWaMI of Allred. Chorlie Myera 1111 ~ o! Mt. Ollve and Mr. and Hra. - l i e , ud Tom vlllttng Mr. and Hra. Dovo 1 11~. ' Chellel' 41!1 for the Hay· ar aJcO, , Mr. and Mrs. Wllllom IUcblo hame ln>m Hollar liJipital. Robert White ol limo. Grath of Weol - ·· Yates. . Mr. ond lira. Dlnll X.. eo whlJt they _,any. Mrs. oG I a P n Mi 1ho an and daughter callecl on hll PI'· Leone llabooek and v.,a M.-. and Mn. Hafold Ne'IJlun VilitJng Mrs. Emma PoweD Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ooborno viiHnl Jlr. aod lira. ""'· and Mra. Joinea Rl. . alll!!ldW tile Meigs county Pio- enil, Mr. and Mn. Wayne Riel>- Weber and dalilhter were clip- open! tht woekend,wllb Mr.end:were Mr. end Mn. &berlol limo and Ethel '-"- •• lor Hauber or Portlrrl. 1i0Ur and. eon LOweU Allan of neer and Historical I ~W le, Keno. ner 1\18111 of Mr. 'll1d Mn.lln. Romey WblU ol Cbllll·IWbite 01 1Kono, Jake 0.... of lied Mr. and Mn . Roland StetiJ. - .,.._ . . .. Cheeter spent I ~nd with I ' II I , . 1 I • OS 1 ·]-:: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Jilddleport, o., Oct. 2_9, ·S :.: . fam.IZern =....-:=-;;;:=::-::::.:= Oak Hill . -~ · BottOPI t.a••- Social News ---------·1 RIU•·Iand THE '· • SPORTS DESK \ l . BY lOB WJNGJ:'IT ' ., Mra •• Rldanour'a • grondfalilll', ~ Hoyt~ wbUo lief "'" ent1 wtre away, Mr. and Mr1. Mlllord Frederick visited ll>elr daufbter """· Ray1rlon4 ~and fam- ' The P,roudest Man Town WHrs Shirtt , Laundered iy •• , '' • Ily . DUKE '11!1.,_ ...,., wn • LOOK! LOOK! w..- II LOur.! Cllll. jllr. lnd M11, Paul Kej!ey 911111!1 on Mr. end MJI, NOilllljO f'I'Nerl!!k 011~ enning. CUANERS Mrs. Arnold Dodai>n Mldd)BJlOil ~ on I b e N'li'IPBD f'reolerlct !aJi!llJ, ol !.(r. and Eastern J.oCal Soeial Notes tta;:t LJUiij ·tu;B accolnpaao led friends from CbarlotW, N. c. li> dteveland, Oltto: when ohe ~ula!ed ln jwlgtng a baton contest. A3c Jlilvld RiUII wao one of the flrl protection lfOU1I thel guarded the arrival o! denl Kermody II the Air base at Buffalo, N. Y. recent- ,, = \ GOOD FOLKS GIT CASH " ':_ ' QUICK AS A cAT, '\ JUST PHOI!fl 01 CIJOIS OUI WILCOMI MAT. ·~. .. IU I. Mila Ill. - •·.v Mr,, ~ ll(ra. l"rr!! I. Gerd· of Mijdlepo;l calle4 (Ill Mri Reied Norm~P:1 , . ' . AI ao.- o1 Obi.o. I will - ' : tinleeaiy to put into ac:lioa ewer plcm - ••_,1 _.. Jll•dved ~ lilY oiWitJGigD. I do DOt beleYe iD. idle _PrG"'iu.l Nr pndc+M 'J 11 V•W Prtulllerlltlon•l ! • II ciMicat1ad to illuet ol pre MiDI iaaporicmce to all OllloomW ll!to ~-- •!W" _, at±' I :dl-. • · - Dl•lalaw i ' ' - -• sr ... lie,.,; '· . ' . . .... ~ COLD WEATHS/11 I 'DI•• In ··•-~-n · t ~ ~~ 11"' .-· ,, ,.,,. · " . ..::. ' IS ON THE WAY • • • • • .. Mra. Phllllp Van Vrankeo, llunllngtqp, l!l'lPI ,the weekend wiUl her ~"""'!"· ~. !IDd Mra. Bll88 WIJioll. • Spc;rts Summary· Part. ~~ l'l•-·· fpr lloar Kill and Wootbor StrlppiDJ. llove montJ by bUJinl oomolbln1 to keep cold out. . other< II AI LOW AI .Ala: II J Wloolowo lltr $:1c 1" - MII:LIIOUIINE, AllllrlliJ-Ilow~,... - . . . .... lint ....... a'¥1\illho 100 - freeotylt Q thao I llliault, llbo Wll In ..... ....___ kllP IT OUTJ • Two CoUep Playr.,. KJUed Ia Accident &t . lf you are dlinkllll about wayt to oomfortably ~at your hollll t\lis winter, .u A1ih 1~ ~~Gas Sya,Jem . and 111 ~ro ~ling appliam:O are,just-tl!e ""wer. WI!!' 1 Mnlco leated Swedsn In lholr CUp tennis 11<!riet, Osuna defeated Ill til• daellln a1q1oa •• for dependable hQme h,,.ting ••• INSTALL ASHLAIVD METERED GAS NOWf NEW YORk - RubiJI Clrter Prld<b''• TCII laaannlloa Poter1011, N. J ., 1moc1cec1 out II poUbolrera. rent!.., Farnandea ot Mloml, Fil. Allo Injured IJI the ,.....,.,. tn 69 JeOOI'Id& ol the flont cldent Wll!l Min Blllle Holman, m the natlonally-televiJed bout. Arllagton, Ta., ~ '""''th''• flanco of two dsyo; LAUI\EL, Md. - Dr. o ~~~: Gorrotl, II, of Solt;ovWII, won lho m.1100 adtled M. driver of the olhor cv. futurity oo opeotnc dsy ol llorviCOI will be lleld ,11 IVNliAY ol Chrilt ln Keu!mu. COBTA MESA, Call!. - Tooy I Len11 dofeeted Boll lloobur1 ID'o l l-IIIKI death ployoff to win . . . . Orange County opon tournament. - • • MAlON, W, VA. KAUI'MAN, 1WI. IIJPllCAJIDIIN, N. J. - Main Awoo ln.-ol liii'Viooo wiD be bold acond o hall ien&tll vlototy Texeo OlrlaUaa IJol•-~ lhe favorecl Smart Deb In Jamao Carroll tliSI,M Oa1'Cienl• Stkau at :11, killed 11 an ouk.-. dea 11111o Pork. oeolclant llwM mllea _ ot KaulinaD I!Undly. lo!JlDCO CITY - w - Picken•· H1rdw1re WILL BE IATtJIIDAY NEW YORk- lltau Purplo Ill Kello ID the 1114,100 O'War 11lkoo !lild Ill I ,._... 1or m11et at Bemnont _, .\ . ' .. . . ' I . ::· .".. . -!.. .' ~ •. ! : ' . Bl .· ·.. ·A • ----~~~.-. pw.-11111 ... t1111tt11 .............. ""'lflc llfltf* 1M HfCett tM Stitt . ! I ?~ 111~ t1 oolo_l_lllliooloolltiOIIIo::lroa~-: tllll!lltt Ill IIHtciSIII'J 1111 . . . . . . . . I • . t~ i tt!... fJ rutt•·...,.. ...n._.., .... ..,,._._......, ..... .....,..................... .._ k ... 1 . ' . ·r. ' :; ,. Ashland M~tered oas, ~~ - got eoon&!iy . ~water ~ator, r~ ot 9loll\la~. To start enjoyin• convenioJ!ce , ' . . the comfort,. . . ' :111 ............ ...........,...,..,. _.. ___ ...,. ,_ ................................. -...-·--. -....,..- Ohio! _ ........ \ M MIX TO ORDER AND DILIVIItl Save time, labor and money! We mls concNie to f'pur speciflcaUons and deliver rlgbt to yollr door. If your job cal)s lor . rea~y-llll1, conc~t&,: ctiil us! F¥; est!· ; mliJes~..t: ,, ~· \~ .. .-. ;..., !r'"'~ ~ .j ... · •. 1 , Of..: OHIO . DIPIIItl GOegleiri f .. _ ... ; .:_. , - ·' '• .. . ' r . and dependabiUl)'-p!us !!10 ·¢n~n<;j& of adding other pt .•pp,liii!ICOS In, fOJI!' · , 01 ~ 1 •O· -~ '" Mi.:.~ .... : __ __ " , 0 ~ ~-· : ·,· j. -- - , .... ... .. - ' I ' ! .___'! • .,... .. t I ~ J J\ �I Dally Sont!Dol, Pomll'O)':Mlddltporl, .~- ·--'1 .. ' .,- WANT ADS I RATES Three Mason Girls Wanted As Princess Candidates PT. PLEASANT Admlnlstrator ol tbe 1'hre< the age of 17 and 21 during the Mrs. trose Lawrence returnperiod from November 1, 1962 ed to her borne 1n Charleston 4 cents per word, one ln&ertioll Mhrlmum elw'&t--80 and September I, 11113. w. va. last Saturday a It e; POINT PLEASANT -""'tt J~ ts- 6 «nt.l per word ~or t.hree consecutive lnlertion1. ' Appllcanls must now be sin- spending the past week with al service for Mrs. Virgie Sa,.. Spectal - one month tor 30 eeoQ per word. Fu.U rate of ,4 eenta per word will be eharaed tor adgle and have never been mar· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bishop a n d re, 84:, of Henderson was held verti&lng if not paid within 10 da.J• after receivin1 bill ried. family. SUnday 2 p.m. at the home of Errora in Advert.iline:-Shollld be reported immediately. ' Appllcanta must be at leaat Mrs. Katie Mattllews vlsiiA!d her daughter, Mrs. Pauline The Daily Sentinel will not be responaible for more than a high school senior. in Groveport last Thursday and Wallace of Henderson. one incorrect insertion. Three appllcanta will be · Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ru· . Mrs. Sayre died Friday at Card ot Thanks and Special Notice• ot Evenu, $1.21. chosen to represent Mason fus Bailey. the home of her daughter after . for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, lc. 8 to represent Mason County in Mr. and Mrs. John Kauff lengthy illness. Obituariea publil.hed .tt 1 cent per word. tlle State Contest In vlsliA!d last Saturday In Nel- Surviving In addition 1o Mrs. , ton, November 1~· 1962· BOilville with their son-in-law Wallace is another daughter. 8 DAY:t WORDS 1 D•v S DAYS I MO. .The winner m HuntlngWn and dougbter, lolr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leon wllilams, of Utica, u 60c 80c $L3D $4.110 $1.20 $1.80 $6 .00 20 w!ll represent West ~lrglnia Dick Collina and daughter. Ohio; a son, Homer Sayre of 60c ~ 75c $1.50 $2.25 $7.!10 ln the Na~lonal Contest m Rich--! Mr. and . Mrs. Roger Chan- Nitro; two sisters. Mrs. Edna mood, Vrrglnla n~lrt Septelllo 1cey of Baltimore viBIIA!d over Mallough, Cheswick, Pa. and PHONE WY 2·2157 ber (1963). the weekend with his parents, Mrs. Neola Gest, Erie, Pa., and - ··-·Selection of the winner is Mr. and Mrs. John Chancey. a brother, Isaac Casey, ft. . (11 NOTICES I (91 fOR SALE based on talent, poise, and Also visiting yesterday at the r Pleasant; and five grandchildAUTOMOBILE Jnsui-~Oc;-· bee.n PIGS FOR- SALE. William !~~~:,0 M!r;kA::n~y. :~8 Meigs County, Ohio, excepting Other rules: t Hu ti•"ri"' Chancey home were Mr. and ' ren. Burial was In the Henderw 0 •oe"":'n Mrs. Basil Monk and daughter son cemetery. e w~nner 8 cancelled? Lost your operator 1 1 Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. 10-26-3tp Merrick Rd ., Lynbrook, N. Y. the .following parcels : Deeds license? Cell WY 2-2966 ----~-~ --·--- - ·115 tic POTATOES for sale. John! 10.29-ltp recorded in Vol. 149, Page !!liG; Contest Is oponsored by the will receiVe an upense paid of Charleston. Vol. 149, Page 418 : Vol. 152 , West Vaglnta Burley Tobacco 1tr1p .to Richmond plus a cloth- Mr. and lolrs. Elwood Lewis Proffitt, H.t. 1, Portland, P. EMPLOYMENT Page 40!1; Vol. !60, Page GID; Growera Assoc. and the West 11111 allowance. . of Athens vlsiiA!d yesterday with COME FOR VISIT IIBI LORE weight snrely and easily 10 29 6tp Vol. , Page , aU of the Vlr~inla State Department or I Th_ e winner at Richmond ~m their son, RusseU and other ! . 617 w:t\1 De);-0-Dit-1 table s. Only · -160 WANTED Deed Records of Meigs Coun. Agriculture. receJVe a $1,000.00 acholarshlp. relatives. Dr. Ed~a McKmght of J¥d9tk at Stark's Druf!s. !l-20-60tc WHERE THERE'S A WANT . Try the " Want Ad" way. Easy CUSTOM CORN PICKING. James y, Ohio. For a more definite - ,- Mr. and Mrs. John F u I tz lford, lndi:8na; her daughter, Tbo RambleT to use, and inexpensive, too! Hollon, Five PoiDts, t milt off tdescription of same contact the . . . . were in Columbus Saturday to , Mrs. LouJSe McKnight, and her . C Cr & Yes, I would like to enter the West Vrrgtrua Prm· attend the Ice Folli . .two children, Stephen and Mary ~nrld Standard ol Compact Call WY 2-21 56 _ Rt. f, Phone WY 2-6573. aw oIf lees o1 row, ow cess Contestes 1 • ed the ho F.sN~IIrare I 1 12 30tp J IPorter, Pomeroy, Ohio. SaId · Mr. and Mra. Myron Miller IEleanor, arr~v , .at me Bl:t r.tr room. rkle ••il prrform· USE OUR EFFICIENT Carpet --- eal estate was appraised at NAME and son James and Tom Rall ]of Dr. McKmght s paren~. Mr. Shamponer Free with purch· (191 BUSINESS 00 .,._ small"' ..._ , oad $760.00 and cannot be gold for were in Marietta last Saturday and Mrs. A. V• Howell~ l'hW"s.,;;;.,cerabtllt>.. ase cf Blue Lustre Shampoo. OI'PORTUNITIES to attend the Marietta • otter· Id~y ;or 8 weekend visit. T h e Ste Baker Furniture. l0-23·6tc Jless than the appraised value. ADDRESS 1 1 . ' ARE YOU LOOKING lor a blllll- TERMS OF SALE : To be sold (Please mail to the Mason County Cooperative Extension bein football game. Manning d~fe ages tr~m h Mrtropoltt,n Mo&ort 0 0 MEDIUM Sized female beegle. ness that will provide gnnd In· subject to the lien for real es- : Office, Box 402, Pl. Pleasant, W.Va. BauiDMardner, MHS graduate, : es ·.,,ri f ~" younges eovers liOO F.. M111ln 1\lrrel. P•.meror Excellent rabbit dok. Over- come and has excellent tate taxes for 1962 and Jrlr cash · ill a member of the Marietta a perl.....,. 0 VI years, Phone WY ....,-o stocked. R. J. Fortney.' Tui> growth potential. A national - - team. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' 22 tfc pera Plains, Ohlo, or mqutre firm will provide assistance on day of sale. ------·H'· • ~N S BEAUTY SHOP. 11 at Hoffman Servtce Station. In financing, mrechandiolug, HOMER BAXTER, LEGAL ·NOTICE Baumgardner also a~ will be back in my shop 10.26-3tp advertiSmg and promollo~. Administralor of the LEGAL N0'11CE the game. s: Jr!ing Oct. 23. I want to SMITH USED clothing store.! About $2,000 will atart you in Estate of Lana Dorfer, Notice of Sale . Weekend guests with Mrs. thank each and. evf!'ryone who Letart Falls Open 1 days 1 your own busine~s. For apDeceased. , or Automobile Raymond L~man were her hm• hePn so pat1enL and under- week, 9 a . m~ to 9 p.m. pointment at your convenience CROW, CROW & ~~R1 ER. Notice ia hereby given that ·M1ss Janis L u man, stamling during my Illness. 6-2-30tp wrile P.O. Box 966, Hunting~ Attorneys for Admmlstrator on Friday November 9 1962 Gauge readlnp : · and Miss Shirley Mealey, 1 4 HPIPn Brickle. 10.16-12lc - - tun, w. va. I0.2:J.5lc I 001 29, (11) 5, 12 -- Jt at 10 o•cJ<d a.m., the 'under: dam 19 ·0• 13 ·5• running RN, both of Cleveland and Miss Recapped Snow Tires. 1 ! signed will offer for sale at on rollers, Pomeroy.Muon Mealey 1B sister, Mrs. Ted 2 28 AD sizes, $11.110: InclUdes ( LEGAL NOTICE public auction 1o the highest • Pt. Pleasant UII, Webb and twin daughters, Mar· 201 BUSINESS taxes. No trade·m necess11ry. Notice of Sal" bidder for casb in hand at 0.54. Kanawha Falls O.lf 1arme and Arianne of Balti· Rutland . SERVICES of Automobile Balettnar Auto Company, 1160 lng, Charleston IUl mnre, Md. who have been visKeystone Slatlon AUCTJONENotice is hereby given that E. Main Street Pomeroy Oblo ary · London, MarDJet and in Cleveland 10.1·30lc 'I ~~ F ld N b ru•• • • • field dama were on the .Ula. . _ _ _______ _ CampleM Semot on r ay, ovem er 9, lmu., the following described automo- Boat movements· TREASURERS TO MEET WHY WASTE SPACF: wit h Crill Brad...,. a.t 10 o'clock a.m., the under bile, to-wit: • The treasurers of the Circles Household Articles yo 1, sel- ~ Wrl&e, Pll.oae ..- Con'-d s1g~d will offer (or sale at One Oldsmobile 1955 -4: door Ohio ~ - J_srY tbe Heath MethodistlChurch Democr•t C•ndid•te I dom uge? Sell them with a A. c. BRAD'ORD, Raeboo. 01do publiC auction ID th• highest sedan, Serial number 5!'P.M7313ll. down IS, .uo a.~., Bob B~ter of Middleport will m..it t h i, Want Ad . Phon~ WY 2~2156 and _ __ 5 lB tic b1dder for cash an hand at This property Is being sold up 1~, 3·15 ~.m., Bingo down evening at 7:30 at the home of FOR _ask fo!_c~as"lle<J. !WI G._, Plumblq aad - Blaettnar Auto Commpany, 1160 under the provisions of a ohe~ 1~, 4.35 a;m., Delendar ~p Mrs. Nan Moore, treasurer of COMMISSIONER oNg IIS,IIIIt1 B. T. u. as cir-l Rooll•l E. Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, tel morll!~ge. uo a.m.: Phillp Sporn p • tha wscs of the churoh. Pd. Pol. Adv. culating automatic gheqter Mtaermlle, Oldt bthel fotllo"':mg described autnmo- The nummum price for which 6m.l~ aFr.mle·be· rLogegurnadownup 11!, !-~ ~~~~;;;,;;:;;;. !.---..-..... o 11 he 'fel: tr~c>· Eof yout iewer ..,..bJ., 10, o-w1t : II wlll be sold Is $110.00. ·• •• · ., - _.S SO-n-n EASY to I ne sma gas a . ' we .. II....._ · . . . . - . One- Oldsmobile 1!156 fo:88 1 Blaettnar AulD Company a.m.; Walter Beckjord down a>xper eneed \noJ pace a trte motor, ~~ to 3 H. P. Call i "e a ~ . _ . sed . 17 5'20 am· st Marys down d • l 4 oot Want All! Just spin your dial WY 2-3319. 10·26-tfc ReaMUtto iioeo: an, sefl& 1 number (IO) SO (11) 2, 7 - 3lc 18, 2.'20 a;,.',' We~m down to WY 2-2158 .md ask a frlend- - · ----- - Call Wl' :-mt. Da, or Nl«'l 568M1171. .' · ·, ·• , • Ad-writer ID assiol you BEANS AND potaloes for sale.l " lie This property lu lll'lng sold LEGAL N0'11CE 4.15 a.m., Dixie Spirit , 18 1 wiU bill you We · Clarence Proffitt, Portland, FOR THE ST under the provisions of a cha~ RI!LEN v HOLSINGER 18, ~·25 a.m.; Andrew calhoun ' Ohio, Call VI 3--2254. bl'«''4 ~E t' in :rtl~~i.al tel mortgage. whose place of residence is un: down 19 • f:30 a.m.; Miss F ISH SA-NDwiCH. 30c, French I ---~ 10-~6-1:~ Servi:i·rnc. urF: erv~ce: The mlnlmum prlt!e I(Jr which known, will take notice that on.~rs ~P ~~ !:~ .aC~~i M .ad)'•MI.fries, 20c Jack's Pairy Bar, ONE CENT SALE on Holiday Albert or Lelan<l Parker, Chest- It will be sold Is $73.110. October 27th, 1002, the ~ndel"· J 7 a.;, ;• Lilt~ · Coltlrtlf'MI Wllltt Middleport. 10 25 8lc Clear plastic storm wlr> er, Oh>o, !18$ol415 or W'/ Blaetinar AulD Cn. slgued ftled hls pelilioo against d~wn · 21 j.31J' p m. Mary B For A Limited Time TnAiLERsPBce free to anyone d~ws. Regular price for three _ ~9 26 SOlp (10) 30 (U 2, 7 Stc her Jn tbe Court of Common down 21: 3 ~ 50 •.. m..'; Ka~ ...,, ............. !Well,.,.,. 1 0 0 who cares to use it. Pay elec· wmdows, 87c. Fourth winDAT1NU AND PLUMiJNoPleas of Meigs County, h • K. up 21. ~: 10 a.m.; Walter Wil· YOU SAVE $1.71 par aallon on trle~ty , water free . School bus dow for only lc. Ruwley and Muoll• l'umaceo LJtlft~ praying for a divorce, custody liamson down 22, 11:15 a.m.; A. 111 Ready-Mixed Caton 1nd Wh itt and mall road close. Call SH- Reed Hardware, Middleport, .U.OIII Bmlhen ~~ 7 of Russell Ray Holstnger, and £ . Dykes, up 22, 8:25a.m.; RobSimilar Reduction on more than 2-1403. 10.28-tfc __9hlo. ---- ____10 2~ __tic Ill •· Mala ., """'""'~'· NEW HAVEN - 1-room home for the:ther proper relief on ert Tibolt down 23, 11 p.m.; 1,000 MAESTRcfcustom Coforai __ _ __ __ _ OLIVER "70" Traclor. Can PitoN 11'1 Z.1441 with full basement. Excel- ·~ ~~!""" neglect of Charles Z. Jr. up Greenup 12:- • JREE puppl.. snd kit-. Mrs. I seen at Syracuse Ball Park. lo7-lle lent location on corner Jot wiU be 1 ~rue\::'. Said It p.m.; Helen R. up Greepup Bernard Wllson, Route No. 1, 1 First 1175.00 takes it. Motor l with garage. Both streets and alter th ~~~ ~or ~ ~ 3:110 p.m.; ORCO up Greenup .!~nton,_~hlo. J0.20.3tc l A· I. Phone TV 2 - . Bob num sld>q, roofing, !"'ved. Home Is completely cemher, ~ · ay 8:25a.m. Pixie Vanguard down We repl!lr aU types of radl· . Louks. 10 27 6lc storm wtnd nd d msulaiA!d, aluminum atorm 1 Sl, 4:45 a.m.; Robert W. ators, lrbm beater cores to , llic<.i.!.;, (7) INSTRUCTION . -- --------··-·---- · oW!! • oon. lnd d · Ruasell Holalnger up 12 2'50 am. wayne· H the largest truck or tractOI · -, . NEW FOUR Radiant gas hea~ IM free ostimaoes. " ows an dnors, baoePllinUII ' · · ·• · adl t · U. s. CIVIL SI~VlCI TEST$1 er . Can be •een at house· 11111tl sq ft. ~. Phon• 01 board heating, hardwood Crow Crow " Port' 32, 4:1J a.m.: Louisiana down r a or. 32 • G:t 5 a.m.; Mark Men-wnm•n. ll-ft2. •'•"' ,u,h .. ! trailer behind Helen's Beaty 4448, unt.lltO:OO p.m. floors, Uving room lS' x 17' for Plalnt: 1},02.00 • w.. lt. f'rl!plrawr:r fl'alll· With wood burnlna f' e la " down S3 1 am ' lndJBDI 'rn Shop on Nye Avenue 1n Pornfl 14 · •-eo lr P ce. (10) 29 (11) 5, 12, 18, 26 U.2) S, 4 m .'M 11· K., d •• 1 utlttt·· •·11 polnted. Thouunth ur .jol'u op.en. •~,~·- ,...... u)' un· eroy Easy walking distance to 10 _ a. ., o Y · own ~. Phono WY 2·2143 10 21 3tc PBO'J'(,.C()PYJNO Se 1 CHESTER, OHIO tW-r4'1tar' P'llf:'l lllfDrmatlon <Jn lOb.. • • "' ees. ad h I to d • • .m. ., Onward down S4 •' PoiDefOy, Ohio •• ,.,,••• r~Jt~lllnrn•nh Wrlle l'Ol\A\' 1 ·- ·- . 11\1 IMte or ........... a:r e sc 00' s res an PONIES. We I r - ......P........ office VA FHA or a.m.; National · down S4, 1 1v1na nnm•. •Mren. lnl1 phQn• 1.1n- FOR SALE toll'l Senlco•. Ro~ M~- ll. Tile 01111¥ broke eiahwtyear-old lllurance, femeroy. I 16 tfe ' 1m · • 1 a.~ttln•l. P.esr~ern:r. o . , e tiona loan available on · .,• J · S· I.e~• ... ,.. d.own 1nare. 41 inches .taU. '""" property. 5:25 p.m.; OVI!C down !5, 181 ~UTO SALES spotled colt. Phone WY ctall" in ponds, NEW HAVEN _ 4 bedroom 30 p.m.; Lunga Point down _ __ _ • _____ . __ after 4 p.m. and landscaping. PhoDe home with liS baths floor midnight; Inghram · dllWii 'FOR NEW or used cars or er. P. M. Cowdery. 1u h In ' 12·16 am · l!deaul ~~~~~~ trucks; phtone Marvin Marko, (1 01 FOR SALE or RENT rnace eat g. Convenlen~ · · ·: :· ly locaiA!d on paved atreet, - ocr. down 35, 2.35 a.m.. . SALE SMAN, Beasley Moth· WANT ,ADS tl2' , 1011• lat with garage •• Shearer up 35, 3:45 a.m; ewll, Athens.• LY. ~081. or . when you wish lt buy or seU. with -excellent term~ The Rl.lyapcl Garden Club GaUipollt U.m- A·lllqulipptl ClteRter, 1185-3260. 10.9-tlc Read the Want Ads for qulok 1• 0 • M.C.,. \"ill hold a Bake Sale this Sat· up 8:110 p.m.. EJcorc:UI! up results. 120bl INSURANCE JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN October 27 at the. Ral)j. 40 a.m.; A·. NEW RAVEN, W. VA. Pepariment Store. Mro • .10 ~:m.; 1!ss<> ·, ' ;;;-:-:'::~=-1 ~ MldcDoport rtro. APRONB 11111141 Amol II chalrlnall of down 8:30 a.m.; IlqiVIJ . room 10 29 Sic aala and members are lllk· 1:110 a.m. 1 111111. al tbe s:! by 1:10. Jl:-wba IUver - J r to h ocr. • and oot. t55 monthly. llotiworth up WIDileld I p.m.: I 1182-1951 after & p. m. A meeting will be held 7:30 Chr!J Jr. down Wlnlleld uv,~~ ~ 10 2! ... II I 1'1 II ACRES good farm Ia Dd October :Ill at t b I W. H. Sbaler Jr. up W Mason County girl! will be chosen lo compete against three contesum~ troni Pu~ man, Wayne, Boone, Lincoln, Cabell, and. maybe Jackson County, for tbe tiUe of West Virginia Tobacco Princess. MiddlePOrt WY :1-2342. Rodney LEGAL NOTICE The contest will be held In t 14 tfc Dowoillg. Offers will be received until Huntington, November 10. The 4 ROOM apartment and bath, 0:00 A.M . on Wednesdaj\No-. winner will compete in the I partly furnished. $25.60 month. IvemDer l4th., l962, at the law National Princess Contest . to Cai.J Hilton Wolfe WY 2·2151. offices of Crow, Crow & Porter, be held In Richmond, Virginia, ! 10.27-3lc Attorneys at Law, Pomeroy. next September. Ohio, for the real estate of The winner all Hunlingloo Help W1nted Lona Dorfer, Deceased, whicb will receive an expense paid --· -EXPERIENCED grill cook ..IB situated in Salisbury Town- clothing allowance. Should she Apply in person at Blue and ship, Meigs County, Oblo. B.. the National Contest plus a Grey, Pomeroy. 10 27 Uc ing the property conveyed by win at Richmond, she wiD redeed recorded in Vol. 133, Page ceive a $1,000.00 scholarship GUARANTEED .N.Y. Live • 10 345, of the Deed Records of plus otller prizes. TWO COTTAGI!S en Peoples' Estate of Llu Dorfer, Pomeroy, Phone Peceased, Terrace, WY 2-538ii or WY 2-231'1. Plaintiff, 10 29 ltp 3 BEDROOM Apartmeru cJoae ia HENRY DORFER, et al., Defendaats. lOWIL lSI Norlb -St.. No. 18,700 . 1 U . Dchort.l .f.S.·Kpoek• .u. ' 11. !lubo- .,lCh olded :II!I. Gou ••• ot DOWN iwt- t . t:dlbJ• tlah enee ~·u~ (2 WID. ) lS. Som• peuJ. mlats llu.rd S. ~ball deVOtHI f . Small fllh Mt.tlr4ay'• I , 14at ot hiJ'h li. H.. .cho,l&lltk brew ltudent. Jetter (2 wdl,) tl. onc.- Ponia '1. lhootln,- marble lonpr t2 wdl. t 1. BheU..n4 l&landi' ..... 29. 8traptll SO. Tenla ol Plain• noon; abbr. :n. Pltchera 24.Compau potn\; 36. Rigid auppol't abbr. :IS. Long light• _aNinr 80. A Bedouin'l 28. Din 4.0. A$1r"ei.U. 37. Underdone, u meat trips • 7 • , ~ '" I"' ~-· " ~· ~·· - Ll'l. A8Nit ... IF NNON"- IIOUII'fWn<AT, LET 111M SPEAK-.~ FOI'&VllR.HOLO HIS N.ACK!l ~1:~ I" I" .-,- ~ ~ be:· . 'a~ ~I·• • .. ~: 00\111\110 SNUFFY'S STILL THIS MORI\IIN' IW"IT WUZN'T 'THAR prment ... l • WHAT MAPPENT, LOWffZV? I WENT lndlano I, ' /:2 A;lie•N 27. Exiat :n . Atter- I. To rem•! 1 Hun!'"'- .CROSSWORD 2. T~. ••• I DAILy -----------------TELEVISION IN REVIEW .... Funeral Held Sunday For Mrs. Sayre, 34 Around And About Middleport 1 l . DWpleue I . SUCHMful plAy• ·"Frostls On T he Pumpkin, But Never On Want Ad Results!" Legal Notices o.t. 28, 1082-7 A.mw•• 'f f.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Oct. 29, 19a2 - - : - : - , - - - - - - - 1 -I 1141 FOR RENT HOUSE, • r - and bath. Good location. 136 Lincom Rd. IN THI! PROBATE COURT Ycnmgstown kitchen, tilt floor. OF MI!IGS COUNTY, omo Call WY 2-3020. A. H. Rosen· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 10 utfe HOMER BAXTER, 11 O.um. o., ~ '.1.1 ~ .,, . ~ · •·'. I' t"'f J:' RiVef Rep0rt . 1 j Mandll)' TrhiOU&;h . FrldiJ VOTE William McKELVEY '1 ,...,.....,...,""'..,.11 I ..... RADIATOR 1 .98 4 '.iJ c:ft •·I Cue/t/o bel REp A 1R s:'oo .,.!,. 1002 Attor~evs BlqeHnai''S 1 I BAUM LUMBER CO.: H. ~e:~v~~S:.U:,· =· GJelt/11' fiu/tt ~ ~~mH~GL~~~·~;ft~MM~~WY~~~~-~~~~~~~~ lna~l•l ~~=~~:~ "' ,_ "' - 110 aeret lD paallln. Good -~ - •a ~ ·· · Same flnancln&, · .,_. U:40 Ohio· Edllc1Uou ·Aun. 11:50. Uvestock Markot Report 11:55 Upper.'Room U:58· Dow Jont'! Averagp 12•no Noon Report tJ: 15 M:U5ie Jullt For You 12: I& Gcessler• Gueot Star- '"· 13:30 Music: JUit For YOU . 1:00 NeWi t:Os Mlilf~ J'lllt For You 1:30 Ntwa l:SS Milste Just For You i:oo New• . I· 1:115 Rev,. ftoo<oe, Thorn-Wed. t:llll Milllo Jutl Foi: Yoil ,~oow r. ~J - I• ' . _j Platter Party 4:00 News Platter Party 4:10 N.,.;. •'i: IS Plaller P.artY ' · 1:00 NtrNJ . '·i>¥·> '~~-'"-~.• 4:05 .,.. •1 :' ..l ,;t' ' ·'1 :#'r· ;-'•Jr'' :: .:-r- u' . AR·rl-THAT ......,._ OLD GOAT! WU LiT HIM I&.UI=F ,, ,. ~:. so Niwo I ' J.!S& Muatc J~ For Yo1 8:00 Newl ! ill6 Pi;tttoi' Party loSS •Va_a ·Patrick SportO. :ru: "" cxrr o· A MII.LIOH. ll:ir'NeWi . - '· ·'·'·"'·, ·' ' 1:44 Slga oil ·, Amarlwl Le- 10 p.m.; Lucy Jana lAteas WlDileld 11:41 pm.: Let their · w ·-and .·.. ·.-,e;·. _,;. · li( SCOutlntl. Tho "''"' . "" ',!"""l _ •• · 11 wltbOat '- Sceutmuter fie_len dowll , SM~doup ~~~~~ z. w-.. COME ON , BOYS. WE'VE 00T ALL 3 ROOM GROUP A$LOW~S - , $299 .. ~·1 • l' 1•05 Platter Party S::t5 I 'I 1:00 NeWs t:l5 Ohio Slat. UDlv. FootbaD 0 ,,'• .12: lB Mu1dc Interlude Jt:SO Rev. Merlin Teetl ! :30 News • U' .·-· ~~:= g~~ 1;011 :Pl.tfor, ~·;(~ ~.' I 1:10 B!1Hifl1.lfl ~ lloport 0:35 PlaU"f Palfy: . ~:·" Newt · 0;05 rr.v~ h Tlnti-l Nows WHILE ROLL:O 15 :DRE!ISII'oJ0, I'LL. SEE WHAT'S IN HIS REFRIGERATOR !i HEU..O, PLUMBER ~~~ iiiiiwiiu~·~:j~ibroom;;,: g=,.~~aga:~:!ill!;:"~~== · l.llo, Auto, ru.. Polio buildings. 12 mllas Call Doa llliii, !L~ •!hens. " 0 •• ,I r •:.:1 ~t:WI :~= ~";. I WJEH RADIO 3:35 · Platter Party Monday Tbroup Fridt.y •= eo Discini with Dots 4:00 News ·.u., Platter Party 7:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 4:30 Interchange fJ :05 cOuntry Muale Time 4 :~0 Local News 7:4-5 The J..ifeline 5:00 Comnumity News 8:20 Fahn &: .World News . uo Musical Mysterlet S:OO Ohio Valley Newa 3:03 World & National Newa ~:SO Nevt-*' . , us Bih Stern's Sports Renort 1 1:06 Sporta Today 5:15 Spotlighl on Sport. 6:31'i Co,uritry Jamboree · 5:00 Platter Party 8:10 World News 5:3(1 Dinner Musicale 6:45 Meigs County RFD 5:00 Karr Vanzandt sn.o.; f'rJ. 8: 15 Musical Clock 5:45 ~igri · Off 7:1Kl Newa 5:15 Platter Party 8:55 Community NeWs Saturdiy '1: 05 B~akfast Party t•OO Lotcn.trtng '1:00 Slgu On, Muslcal .Ciock 7:30 VBn' Patrick Sports Show · 6•30 New• ' 5:35 Platter Party 9•30 Poblic Service 7:4.\ Th~ Lifeline 7:35 Pl<*eni :ftirdWa~ snoW 6•00 Tra..U.' Time t:45 Showero of-Blessing NeWII 7,.. uo N'w' fiWOrl · •• , New• ••. , • . , .. , ...... . M&aon Colinly Nows Football a.oo Mllii'' H)'ill~a t '· · ... 30 Tan<' 'ot lfte 'l'li;m ' .... 1 Bo05 Bloaldast Party :rick IG:55 World News. ' S Football 8•30 N~s , · satunJ., 11:00 Talk of the Town 11:45. World Newo 8 :35 Br~kfast ' fJ!rty s:oo New• (eJ<CePl Fri. Church )jells 11.53 Medici! Milesto!)I!S 8:45 Bal>.jt""'. ~•. Show-FrlcJQ 1:011 F.Utll For Todo~ 11:41 World N'ew!i' Local" QWo N•ws 9:00 NeWs: 6:20 RFII ll:ll5 Maso~ · ~~nty Nell'!' I& l!dut!atlonal Special 9:05 Coffee ·With Janet . ,"· .,,..,., : Commu ty New! j 12:20. Lifeguard Bulletin Board 9:90 Newt • 6,!ll N•!'s '· 0:315 RFD ··~ ·t. 1· .-. . :Q!i. Local -News 12:25 New~: 0 Grams 9:!5 Coffee With Janet 7:qo Newa ,, ., '.:•''' 12:\b Ohio News 12:30 .Saturday Mathte~~ ~:45 Betty Ne\_Vton Show 7> M Breakfast Party · .. , • 12:15Market. 1:00 OSU Scout of the Week 10100 News 7•30 New• . . ··. 12•20 .Lifeguard Bulletin noar·o1 ltli OSU Foolball 10:0S Minlsterl•l MIOCiatlon 7o30 High School Football News 0 Grams 4:00 Plseing with Do01 10:20 Mornina Interlude · tO:lS Jones Buiok Sbow . Agrtoul~~ · ~ gent 4:30 Album Time 10:00 News 10:30 Newo : Coun'try' Go llounc. 5:011 Newa ·summsry 10:35 Morning Interlude 10•33 Rymn Tin)• 1:51i News llfiat .. 5: 1~ Publlo Service 11 :00 News 11 •00 Tup Ten Show 2:00 Country G;. Rcun<' 5:30 Pinner Mualcala 11:05 SWap Shop 11:30 News 2:11 Beal 5:411 Off the Air • 11:1& Today With a.d 11 :3fi Top' Teo Show. 5:15 Nowmber 11:30 News 11:35 Farm ~...,, t2: 00 NOOD Report 8:00 !:• ...... " -~----~-~------------- 1HE: 5TUFF WE NEED/ �• ' • NOW YOU :KNO'f' .• rlllq - e _..,... · , .... ,.... .,. by lbo - - ............ ~- Jrlt 1141 EIJinteo ... rlvtra. ~ enttne • . Portly • . . . . , . . - - . . . . _....,_u. ....... .....Low-. looiPt ... "'"""""' ·•·t il Pomeroy-Middleport,.oblo, Tutoday, Oct. 30, 1882 VOL XIV NO. 168 - ..·-- __ .,.....,.+i.ttliki ..,.. .. Lift B kade While Thaot Is In Cuba 104 Donate Blood ~a.1nting''?J . so eas~·· Home Art VINYL COVERED .·.· tABLE COVERS : Practical care-free table covers. Will wipe clean instantly with a damp cloth . Soft flan· nel back cushions your dishes on table. Many colors and patterns to choose from . j I 52 by 52 inches - - - - - - '$2.95 '. WITH 52 by 70 inch11s - - -- - Crestone Also 60 inches round T1ble Covers • ~.95 t~e 100% lptex paint that beautifies walls and ceilings in just one coati Washable, ONLY ' ' I' . 'f - $3:95 Russians See End Of Big Stick Policy By Americans · Elberfelds In Pomeroy PER QUART $]-29 MOSCOW UPI> - MOS<Ow ra- Pn!III;., )'llldt S. Khuril!d>e'r smd tdoa yth>t SovKol to the u.s., demand to Cuba had forced the miW&et. to ~ whOle·uftbr of the eaiJt. ~gouJt.-JlJ KJuuala, ~EGULAR f>t:th.~ KING SIZE llle ' .~InooJ.-fl.: ..,., M .: .wl. "II • .. · • ~,...,.lWf\.. ..nU1U11:4 , '., . ' ' ' . ' ca.l us for $8fe heat... ~- csll us for Texaco Fuel Chief , .. We'll oeothot you hoveTexiUlO Fuel O.ief delivered to your home a•tomatieall,. You'll alway1 have an ~~,.._~pie 1upply of 11fe, reliable fuel on hand. Your h~••hbora dept!!nd on TexaooFuol U.ief. You •hould too. Call u1 today. You'lllikeourfriencllrttrvice ou: convenient budllet plan, and-of courae-our Te~eco Fuel O.iel Heotin• Oil. Want A BoHied Gas Hook Up? \1 '· " ( '· to~t ' with .. that will ·eootpetq ' ' ' ' .... oor type .• i ';MAN IUeli I D.w J.Sr,, ..... It 111, first to enjuy . 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' aervl.ce tO that,y'qll. eaR ' Rutl.;,.,, 0, Ph, Send Yours Today or Call For Plc•up Service ••• • New! liUh-AND '' FUR N!J:VRI:· •. .-; HIATINO OIL . and We Service What We Sell ' C/1/IF PHOI!II COLLECT ' O"LLIPOLIS 446-4233 MIODLIPORT WY 2·5116 ' s.... Coli ···· FUll@ CITY' ICE & FUEL ,.,... .. 15 Years In Bottled Gas • • '. ~-.!_';,~- JudginJ!, ibd ibd novelties served to the band, llle tea~onll, ibd llle {lllblk u the IIIPPJy laill. MO~ . .•,.... . yearo or A1111011ncemant of ll1e now Jn.. eduled lor operation by Sept. operaUon IGO,OOO.kllowall units maintenance of large units. lllllht Co.\ teroonnec,tlon was lll8do joint· I, 1116S. wllh a m,OOO.kllowall u n i t Duquesne Light and by .PhWp A. 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