https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/975dff3b0bae633d8033cca90e4902ba.pdf b01112817d8c0970c114fd6e4c68fbee PDF Text Text • ........ _.,_ -......................._ JlfOW mv DOW .... Nri l)ebq, - · ~~ .....,. elolel - - If lilt VOL XIV NO. 19 . At Home 01 Miss McComas Joan €ollina an~. Dorothy Lamour BilarlOUI C01DedY I'Htu-: Advontum 01 A lunntr. AIM Colernrtoont . fiiDAY onoiiATURDAY _ ..., 7-11 •11 WIST ITIIIT" Alaa Lodd, Rod Steiger. Mlehuel Callan, Dolore• Dorn l ,Imethod to pursue. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER~ 1962 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cheshire Man Is Jailed the ·e· hal paid lor u- proceed· , they are e11Utlell to tnew the ultiiDd to form their own coo't l........ 1o whetlier 1 bull for ~lctmial c1oeo exllt." DISalle u. IY NIGHT" ('l'ecbllkolor) . POMEROY-MtDDL'EPORT, OHIO t<rul•ol- ... detc:atroi. Low.a, ' "I feel that lnaslllll<h u ~RLD l'rl FANTASTDRIFICI F at y _,_,. .......... oiPI- .':""~m~ple~te._:the~~~~~~~~polilkaii~~Y~-~movi~~to~ted~---~D!Sa~~Jieoo~~lci~~~!:_!I:_Co-~lt:t~m~myoe~lf~-=·--~--! L.UT TIMI TONIGHT "THI ROAD TO HONG KONG" Blnc Cro!by - Bob Hope WIDNISDAY onol THURS. Dec•mbtr W NOT OPIN • ' . 1VEA1'8ER - ~ . COLUMBUS tUP!I -Gov. Ml· lo lmpenonatlng 1 federal oHI- ).. they lob office In Jaouary. Turning lo McElroy, the govor- lumbua attorney llld ehael y. Dtsalle today ordered ...-. D!Saile 10nl be questioned nor liked, "COuld I ooy that 1 1.......,, l'tl1ped the Atty. Gen. Mort McElroy lo be- lufl,l- hriller 1119ttlfltliH the transcript of the wel~lnlormed """""' lold me that Saturcloy, ollepdly fGr (lin ~- to publlcl!o the""""' In diomilaiDg the jury, Oetlvillea needed to be ae- the Thurodoy before the Nov. 6 "lndloereet' llotemeJib o1 thf ape<ia! 111'11'4 jury lnveatl- oaid be did not cleee the door slnee the jury wa ruled de- election that there wu oo attempt pooliblo ~' made by ........, lo have the DISalle a11o oaid he could .t 11ttot .ue&ed 1n1Juooet poddllnS appolntmellt <K a new jury by 11 ID tho otote 1Jquor Department. Salle. He ouggeeted Gov. • AI hit olteroom press ronler- grand jury vote indict.,_ that . ' The Jilry wu dluo!Y«< TuO.doy James A. llloodeo and Atty. Tueoday, D!Salle)>lnted that dey and tho propo~~l wu voted obtlin oourt permluloe to releut I by Cominon Pleu Judie Robert elect WUIIam Saxbe might ..,.. 11et1ooo <K tbo pnd jury down 14-1." the r.....-dt, "I mlJblllT to tab ; Di-aper be.au.e the jury foreman, loo ' JolurMelvllle, 80, failed to lilt hit erimlnal .....-.! 00 I routine quos' tiorulaire eempleted by proopee1 tive JuJ'!ll'S. , Dlsalla ordered McElroy lo take "an appropri.ar. action." 1: - - I request for I aJmple ' court ao:_dor releaolag tho tran~o · ' eripl for pobHeoUnn could be obtained J8 FraDkllD COUDI1 <OUrll .for the Ohio Sapnnne Court. •· DISalle a11o .....- oecurlng i declarltory juclp!IDI bul said •McElroy would determine which POMIROY, OHIO I . Ask 4-H Club Meets ~toed e :s.. Bollol to Buri<OQUe •• Most eel-led nlibt-elub oclo In tbo"worldl ,.,!d. IUN. MON., TUII. Dee. 9-111-11 "LOLITA" SUE LYON, 11 Lolltl, Jamel Huon, SbeUey Wlnterl, Peter SeUera. Fllclnatlna: . , • Dil&urblnal Mlddle-t:Jed maa nxuaJly involved t...lll llJ:I. with For Cash, Names 1 Ctltrcor!Mn I CLINTON FISHER CO. "COLOR CENTER" .' \l,, • iI I .! ' \ I !") Tt fu Cl1 El I S.. The Mlny Oiher Mlrroro $7.95 .. $36.50 Furnlturo Dept. 21111 a 3nll'looro I 'J TA I • ( MAKE ElBERFELD$ IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER Wfi n u d h ~ B ~ II a .. ., II p /. t ,, }":\ "'l' ' f,_ ,,. .~· f ,, · R~ H. RAWLINGS SON$,cp. ' ~- ~- ... LEGION TO MEET "'41 t . J :1, ,~1' ..· ~...,·~~- 0~0 ... • ' " ; ..,., ' ...:; '1 �• '• 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomoroy-Middltporl, Q., Dec. 0, 1!.9 WASHINGTON COLUMN ~MMENTAnNO IDRORIALLY the Dady Sentilel We're Somewhat Less Than Perfect One of the more insidious dangers of the cold war is that our rompetition with the Cammunist system may cause us to be concerned with pointing at the ide· however, that tbe war has been won and that our system has been vlndicat· ed. For a flexible, adaptable opponent is more dana:erou• tha na riJid, uncom· ological moteo in Russian eyes that we neglect lbe beama In our own. promising one fanatically dedicated to provlna that the Marxilt way Ia the only Amerloans naturally are shocked when way. death penalties are given Russian citl· Communism poses a threat to our way zena caught in black market operations of life, but the threat sbould not blind or speeulatlnl with state funds . We lor- uo to the fact that we, too, have our ideget - perhaps because there seems to ological cliches, that we have not arrivbe nothing we can do about it - that ed at perleetlon, tb•t we bave· serious embemin& Is alrighteninlly widespread unsolved problellll Ute unemployment crime in America. and reeeaalona - that our syatem muot Tbla Ia not merely the occasional be e~ploring, evolving, proJresslve, in beat!Une-maldng scandal Involving a re· order to survive. apeeted Wall Street broker or trusted Lut June, speaklnl at Yale, PTesi· amall-town banter. It is also the every· dent Kennedy warned that we must be day petty theft by office and atore em· ever prepared to re-examine our Ideas ployes and It Is estimated to run Into and abandon them It they are no longer annual amounta for exceeding the total valid for today. He appealed for a dla· of all the aenaatlonal caaea. loaue between businesa and government, Tttougb detected offenders are pun· a puttlne aalde of the traditional view lahed, buoines, too often helplessly that each II the enemy of the other and tenda to write It off as part of the over· a joint exploration of things that can bo head. done to maintain and lncreaae the econ· In 1 len per1onallleld, Amerlclllll are vleor of the nahon. amillne with aatlafactlon at the newa omlc Tlte reception to blo speech, In terms lbat the Communlall are on the point of of action, wao something less than en· alipplng in a bit of capitalistic incentive thuslastle. That, rightly or wrongly, was to spur their Iaulnl industrial output. our Inalienable right as Americans. It lw pleasing to our ears to he a r We 1hould aU bear ~~ .mind, however, Khrushcllev IA!ll the party Central Com· mlttee, as he did recently, that Russia that thert Ia "' lmplac,ble rival ready to take advantage of any weaknesses we cannot meet new problema with old dlapily, not just militarily, but ecoilom· cllchea but muot be able "to loam from lcally and morally. It Is not his faults the capltaliato" and to Imitate their me· but our own that we should be moot contbods when they can benefit Russia. We should not let ourselves think, cerned about. French Health Depends On Balance BY BRUCE BIOS8AT WASHINGTON - INEA > KnowlOOgeable sources h e r e say France's long range poliU· cal health may now depend on her developing a strong Ol'W counterweight to the triumphant GauiUst party (UNR 1 and II< allies. Wbat was begun ln 1958 with President Charles de Gaun~·.s ascent to power ia now virtnal· ly complet~ : The snuffing out ol an era in wNeh French polt· ticians. thinly rooted in their home bases, dazzled themselves in parliamentary games of hdr-splitting that had 11ttle to do with France's real prob- lems. UN11L DE GAULLE's smashlng victory , many of these poli- ticlano, operating through the weary old traditior.al parties, had clung to the notion t h e y might regain some semblance · of major influence in French affairs. Tllal pro•pecl lo now lorply dead. Freocb votero clearly But experts on France du not tuggest that the traditional parties have collapsed. At the leftward end of the spectrum, for enmple, the Socialists, MRP and Radical Socialist& toaether won some 150 sea~ of the 482 total. 1t is ar.gued, however, that unles.:~ collapse could come these older parties regmup in broad coallttona, find vibrant new leadership, and develop - practical political programs with genuine grass roots peal. ap-- Such regrouplngs are s e e n hert as a badly needed offstt to lbe amazing Gaulllst strength which, with allies, commands a clear Assembly majority - Iii circwnstance new to modern French politico. Hope thai a counterwcJghl may ulUmateJy develop rests oil more than the fact the old· er parties generaUy avoided t('· tal decimation. THE EXPERTS POINT out that · the second, or runofl, French election had the effect of overslatlrlg De Goulle'• true strensth, slncfl many voten are known to have approvad Gaul· Their greater distaste wfls for a Communist or SOCialist Allt"-r- native. Another time. it is felt , better candidates. better lender!'! and better prograiJl£ mav draw the voters to some more moderate opposite choice. Thirdly, men here who study France believe the making!'. of new leadel"fl"iP exist if t he traditional parties wU\ on I y seize them. Attention is called to the many capable !"rend> men, young, vigorous, dedicated, who now serve in key ca- pacitieo in the European Com1n0n Market organization and oUter Europe-wide ageocieo. Should a bealtby olteroollvo to tJle Gli.ulllll UNB be iloW t.o sbape op, lbere h a aataral fear of the wide ldeolo&leal J1111f belweeo Gaullilm a a d eemmullm. Nevertheless, the French Communists' jump to 41 as..~mbly oeata from their old total of 10 Is being minimized in snme pcsrty hll alwaya been I huge reservoir of protest for dilgruntled voters . Despite t he new gains, the reservoir il much reduced in size, an .t sources say the activist lt · ~1'1 have grown old and flabby. FRENCH COMMUNISTS, haY· lng helped many Socialists wtn aeats, holler now that a "pop~ lar front" em the old 1930s pat-tern exlsts. Socialia't leadera are expected to try to 1haU off their temporary aDles. Altogether, the long outlook f o r communism in France may not be bright. Tho CQWitry Is too prosperous aiJd too Btabtt. Tbo vlrt1lal deotraciiH "' Fraace'l eslreiD< rtcbl Olin& removet a ferte, tM, aJelli ~~ llid lo llave belped. eomm.a. nbtm In the put. 'l'lte NPt'o o State, Dayton -· Southwestern I '' = AC co · cbampSouthweslml served noUce lon Tui!!Jday night it must be Haro:thB Coach ' a.~,- s Highlanders thtunped defending Class A"Di&- t ... ....... thltlr ,.,. ........."' aboplltlla .• . at lhe b;t-aii'Oj;. A bateh ot . ~ Art lw beell COVeriiiJ the wpk · ,114t> plaeu u of Jut week. , beh~~ ~oa~e!';rll· hot h d k a --- an _to rna e a Cage FIXIng pair . W'll I Be Sentenced In N• Carolina L.ers t~o ..!:, ~~ Ji7 Teme~ ~arly HaymanStill ThrOWS pnne heS ~ com~VI~f ~~:~ :alk~:g:::;: 'Art HIIPI 8Ne~ fronted !';~an of I .w· · lion on a total of 32 Gr:.n:, and bribery to rog shak and Mike Siegal.' all of tenced today after their eo · :~splracy ege srorc1l. Supet"ior Court Judge Heman al~ York test'f'ed f er h;.. R. the l:ded aw~y-, r: :!~ ..pul~ng,. i~,n~";'v';j. r ore Z1ps jumped off to .an lead son cubed iD on tit ot . coc- and never trailed. W\'att Webb of hall obolllo ':.:':a ri 0£ Navy FJ eetS trl~ ::"'':.J::~~~·a66-!~. . I ll'- , - ~:~~a ~a:h:oca~n:l ~;: b~~: ~:r:~:·:~::;gal h~etr..;,:'.:-~: ~~= e:rg~: ~ram. '"~ ~·m~ Caae T or and hi; on S7Z ,pomt< home lour I BF.LGRADE IUP! I-At leal! II !heir lhoiL ni Fenn 115- st eight second.te lpe'""'' nave died m ""'"""".,. H"7JD''II lw • good en.- .. evened 54, ano Baldwm-Wal- ' IW<ep0"1! YugOJ;lavia, the governrepla<e eunent bueballotar Dick mart at t-tLa;;. oy ': r=----.i:~ ment lli<l today. ............. Groat u the leadiug . clobbering an'" ootclasoed throoghout pet' cent of collegia~ Ia~ woo"':"w..':: ~~"' Duke history Grvat renee Tech of Detro! - - I hlo ,_,;, in 1952. ... by Ashland 67-64 in I ta1ed I 886 pOinte ....__ game. I tered h: · ._,,_ ... Tonight' lied 1e point< Sta~ !t":lth':""'-::::;,:: Kent :ck uin on e this time W meet Pitl. Duke! ill con- .all-dme lilt. an unusua oiMtaele West V'- s~. Walk· in his bid lor All-Amarica horton m the serond llalf t:Je.. Ken '8NOWSTOKMS lULL II Itt of .c:.:i:: 00 Th Galli 1iet limit. Given continued French sta. blllty and prosperity . and aa upeeted slow ebbing of resentmont over Aiaerlan independo ed :.:• hit per tbe 31 fleld. olle~mg PHILADElPIDA IUPII - 11he ing Th hi 1 players tesU· ymg were Don Gallagher Sta of 14 eou t t:o s. defendants. foeed a 16-3, 25-2! and ':;:;: ashmerry grm. ofh live years and l.ekometros did ,;ke in Five ! stand during the trial. happy rectplent of the victory entered e>ther,no contest or guilty !JU::~~;~•·fr~: C:.tra:~e~ ~~: ~o~re:,:;a: ;::,a;;;'::,~m p~nalty n~t .;:~ d:l~n~:~ts ':~\ave County Superior Court ~n deli~rated, Hound 7" ~£ Stanley had 21 for the losers The dunkrng was that given tn Df:.Jibera&e Two Urmrt Fairland won the rese;ve Wayn_e Rardin: now the toast of all-male jury eonteot, 44-28. Jeff Davis had the fieet, the lu•t coach in ·Naval lt•o hours late 'l'uesdlty evening 11 points for tbe losers Acndemy history to whip hearing lour and one-hall Armyaft~r S lnst Catle: follow:thwi: '1ltora had t5 Tom N lou~ th~f h"'e'clar~ase, ~o ~:~avso.n, TOTALS 20-11·51. By Quarters . Iof. 1 ~e a 'Yest Point rln the lndividual fbut 6 )player.!!. to the. stand t0-46 earer • 4-0-8, TOTALS I' CLEANER oro~ e~."y ~ ,;a;.;..~t;u:es, Tu~sdayl· Men's Elgin fir~t w:.~;~~~~:,';j ~~~ a-eonvincingr:.~ 'If ~~:; k1te rally to beat Bftston Col- • wi~ess~ :;:: N ' s SISfers lyle Shop . ~:~ ~;:,,'~ith,~thla"'underi15·18-46Quar.ters: i more Cclte In the National ball League. He missed .Court St. last two games becaust of shoulder IJtjury. '· '' ELGIN _ _ _ 69.95 DIAMOND SET ONYX RING 28.50 12 20 IS 23 _ 71 12 9 16 11 _ 48 Reserve score - Wellston 44, 42. Birthstone Rings _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.50 up CuH Unk & Tie Bar Sets _ _ _ 2,95 up 1962-3 · "--- · I know nothing about the announced 15% price Increase on services by Pomeroy Beauty Shops. Come In for a new Individual hair style and right permanent for you. I have been specially schooled and was given the award for Advanced Cosmetology by the Dean. ~ARNER'S ' '• ' BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP BILL WARNER, OWNER W. 2ND. ST. POMEROY • . 'BIG ·s PECI Ls .•* . ~.. ., Studded t/ • easy 7!-48 Wiij SEOAL outings co-ehamploo , The 12-yoar veteran of pro lootJohnson, 4-1-9; Owings, ball told the Buffalo Bllla he:hopes - 4-0-11; Dalton, 11-1·23; lo laod coaching job. The 32TOTALS year ..ld aTaseff was honored (48)32-7·71. Sunday aa Buffalo' •'1feoslvel a ..... Norman, 3-1-7; Phillips, back of the year. R' h 1c ards, 1-l-3; Blankenship, Belore joining the th;oiM-•-•· Ray, 1.;.!; _ TOTALS MANY OTH ER SUGGESTIONS ! I L•dies'.Diamond ra_~~rr. Logan Downs welJston 71 .. i / With Expansion B•nd I 1 ' WATCH - - - - 49.95 1 BUFFALO, N.Y. (Up!-) - '·'' THAT K £ £P O N GIVING ~ Not .I "_I . ex· Dame broke a tie with re : minulet remaining t: ralin Michigan State, !12-85: Vanderbilt VMI 100.74 and · t~ handE>d Rice its third straight Joss ' Missl;sippi State oSIX d.,_., , Miami of Florida staved .;rr victoriet W in the International '- Elgin- Hamilton-Bulova ;~~~:ri~~iiiij~~::~ ~~~o~~~~j~Jr~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~~ GIFTS .:. GIFTS .,;,~GIFTS _ GIFTS ~~~":,~· Purses*Gioves*J I ; ~ ~:~~~yu:~:r:~ :..TueSday. Ch!>Ppe~~~~~,(7~helps, ·. No CIIANiE~ ' f N owfnicEsi' . ewe ry .A.Biouses .A.Sweaters - who knocked out Teruo ""'" ah:d r:~ The two other nationally ranked iGold put the BuUdog: which saw ction good at lO.P. also came th':.ugh In other top games lnju~~es ).{ PINNWY2·225S ~ de~lre HOOVER PORTABLE T.V. •nd APPUANCE NEW YORK <UPJr-carlos 18over Arkansas A&M. '""e 12-69: Bradley trounced 1 Roaer, rna or portton of h1s caS(! Heyman -"' . t\lnrfh Dakota 90-57 as II "' 1revol'l.ed aro d th 8t'(h'= tw!Cf' • • a 1ve nu ac . on a united team ef· ,two admitte~n" e te~lmony of I By Quarters: many points as anyone else on ·tnrters hit in double . on a better, diver~lfied of· I ames i . pa~off men m team. the Blue Devils still l'!por••eto~n stopped Maryland, '19ll:~e,tr,n a df'fense wh•rh smoth- ! ~rom, D nvolvmg ,}tate College Athens 10 16 19 25- 70· a well-balenced attork '?0. And North Texas State defeat· II ~ Cadets. i ec. 5, 1959 through Jan. Nelsonville 7 18 11 10 - 46 1 five men hitting in douhlf> I'll H£wdin-Simmons, 7J.6S. 1961 In 1h fierce the Navy · · Reserve score - NelsonviDe ,Joining He man w ·r . '1 team made won ton sou of Testify For State 56 Athens 44. F Y ee 4 Point's Chine e Bandits p · ", ' Joseph Greene and Aaron' .:guson an~ Fred "' ~"'FF urrTING 11 I up the Army's Fu Man~hu ' Ba~manl Wagman testified ;:th ;; points each .. lay RH"'FALO , N.Y. IUPn- Carl for two of Its four touchdowns. state .and told of 11. . and Jeff Mullins a I2·year veteran of pro- I It was unolfidal from i I With Goldberg Grab Earl Lead ' , fe"tonal football, informed I al sources-the in an alleged Duke got Carol' off Buffalo B•lls Tuesday he methnd of Navy saying'round all's 0 South an early Iaad QUI~lng the game. Taseff missed 'I In the upper Carl Taseff W•'ll "'10 t Ina never wss the Bills' last two Amerl<an I ' 'vlclot'Y • . o -present a serious threat Leagu be " would be the lone .Leave Pro Ranks Logan has split even The Blue Devils 't aYe d ..;,tder rau" of a shoul· : br•lhance of snphnmhre st b h CLELAND'S Are few collegians who c8n rank who topped all acorer as llis equal. The 6-5, 205- nder point:a. s FAIRLAND (Sll face of on ordinary, so-so 5-5 reeappeals are to he filed in 6-1·1. TOTALS 4 Guthrie J)-1·1; Stanley, 6-521; ord A loss Army would they would eome after Lemaster, 2~- Hall 3-0-S · meant Navy s first lostn.e: season '! p handed down hrs ju~~tm~nt. l C ~LSONVILLE 148) Russell, J)-1-1; Smith , 5-3-13: since 1951. r~secutors Lester V. Gltalmers l2 a , 3-8-14; Rilz,,l-tl-2, Pharp Starcher, 2-0-4; Gillo~, 0-l- ~ But the Tars licked the tar out J:~~ ~,:our former N.C. ~ate 1l ~~~ Knott, 6-0-t2; Elliott, · sea&Jil v,:ith 1 Mt pu~~~~m~.ht~"";f ::::n~~.: :~~d ~;the ~nt ~per cent ~vt~ guard Bill Blai; of i;eas S..Thom At .. , arl!! 1 travel· 1 and But when Heyman devotes h' «age. How::e: LAMPS Wi!ming- into occasional jarruJ ever The "fuuotalneers who jumped urn. 0 iwo IFl his ::; :: _ floor shots f , I on , 66 GIITER OF MONTH V"'tU Crothers 13·5·31: Hagt:r 1.-4-8; ~efore the elite audience which~1 ~:~~:.~ 8~ ·;contrary to the evi- Ros !!:~N: (d70) I C a 1 n 2-l-5: Bloomer 2-4-8· ncluded Pre~i&-nt Kennedy this a or a new trial on the . e • oo del, 11.0-2; Brown 1.0.2; Halley 4412 _:Ipast Salurday made the Middle r~nds of "errors COI!Imitled" :zgerald, 9-6-24; Coon, 1-11·2; TOTALS 24-18-66. season a rousing success in thef urmg the 12-ooy trial. wk, 5-5-15: Duncall, 7-4-18; at I Rockville Centre y Leland Mllehell th bl !his """" In' Tu. ., for Mississi i sta• • _g gun Friday, Southwestern, hosts times in ,a row.- and the hours of_ lnstruclions from Clark. Powerful Athens became . when he 28 poinis and ppullinated tallying 12 211 : EasiA!rn, Umted Press JnternatJOnal "Coach Follo.lng a county-by-count po1111962-63 SEOAL lavortte T:·es· lead second-ranked Dukepo te ·bound• A.t:ansag own reJiox score of the Week." of the panel, Clurk dlsmi"ed two lday night after disposing of romp over South C 11 to • :ahead 'in the A&M drew SOU111WESTERN (1!41) Navy's 34-14 victory over Army defense motions-In set aside the sonville, 70-46 Box score: W"l Vlrglala WI::• na. 1Ia jump shot ;ut Medical Report c.darville 'n. many talents to basketball, T•ble, Pole & Tr" Wil~ru.r:: a~rth-~ (fa) at Youngstown Oh aloo had all flve ern ·at Blulltnn, :::-~-: ::::~:: =:~."'and ' ge' - enthlllllu- t~ gotten Athens wh·IpS . Thu~ay. Danny Crothers pumped in 31 bath was in during the hurrJed pleas will be sentenced in Wake markers lor tbe winners, Gary weffl<s bef"':" the big day. led • Give A ump For p~~b::l Genev~ :t.~:r. F~~= ;~~:~st ~ng~11~ :.p~:,.e;: ,af:oo• ~~g,st~:;dl.et~:tr!, '!o~:~~~~~ ~ormer Wolfp~ck ~e ,:a;~:;u~ ~r ~ ~that :;m~·pmn~,~ al lode SC::~~:~w"'te•~~~mes ~~g 1 .:0 vlsi;n~uln~!.':c:' ~~::~lib n:..:.V~~te:~i:;. ":':r:igg~; Th~ :~~'"':;::~;ki,Li~~\:ldMu~h:~:·~ :;,:lla~:~ti~~h~~':It~ :::Lowry ~ ::~e ~!,: a~m~e=~~ aevere aalllorilarloD tllreoto P dueed readiOI whlell drove IOIDe Frenchmen &a the oppo- By DOROTHY KILOALLEN li J · RALEIGH, N.C. (Up!) - Two wide eompiracy .. ooD • :•vtct~: st... Louis basketball basketball scores by bri~mg pi:: On Hard Court ai)IO were lo he sen- era to "shave points" Is New Toast ~~ter-as Mlddloport, 0. ..... 16 Fatrland 8 13 9 21 51 Olllclalo- Hall & Palmer. , Reserve score- Fairland 44 28. ' BAKER fURNITU RE ) 18 9 Defending Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting -' me to c.ntraqdereat In its opener d saw Oh10 Umversity go down to lgetting 25 - 66 ' ' Southwestern In ' Southwseter~ • In 66 51 W 0 versvDragons coach Hard'In N EW . ·- - ' • f . • darling new book out lor the four-tOo Sophia Loren wao due to ourprls4! tl&!11,.1e1 c!J!.ed "'!;he Lollipop Songs," New ,Yorkers with a visit, and Joe !A:"' anif'wnlte~~nt G. Varlay. It's ~bar· vine ,wu busy rusllinl preparations for mlngly lll~lilllled- and a record com•• · 10 dayo of festlvltiea for the star begin· with it . - . ·.'Till! Air Force hos Issued a p1 g Dec. 5. But everything has been brief to ita members advialng them that 9 cancelled of today because Sophia Is when they are offered ~. free meal,bY a expoctln& 18 her sister to have 1 he baby contractor, they shall!~ , eschew It. Ttte any day now and she wants to be ar· fly boys also are told It s best to eschew ound 'lor the' big event. Meanwhile, Jol· oilers of hotel rom'?'· sports ticket~: ly Joe 1s about to announce the signing aifts and an evening s entertainment, of John Michael Hayes to write the ln the Interest o! probity, regardless of creenpily for Herold Robbins' best- the selrit In which the offer Is mad e, 1seller, "Where Love Has Gone." That's (~at s, really getting eschewed out, certainly a hot potato lor a writer to lsn t it ·) tackle, but then Mr. Hayes has almost suzy Parker Is another belle who finished the scenario of Robblna' other can be counted on for quotations you book, ''The Carpetbasaers," so obvious· don't really believe. Fo~ example: "I ly be's an undaunted type. want to prove that I am an actrosa. Not Ttte premiere performance of "A lust something tired businessmen like to Child 11 Waltlnl." wblch will be bold In ook at." Now do you Hally believe Su· Wublngton, D. c., probably will be one r.y would adore belnl ugly, or even plain of the giant social events of the year. plain? No, I don't either. . lt'o as clo11 u thil republic can get to Walt Disney baa told Anette Funlcel· 1 Command Performance, the occasion belnl tho llrlt lnterllltlonol Award• lo that 11 Iun1 as she'S ullder c:ljntract to dinner of the Joaepb P. Kennedy Jr. him, she's forbidden to wear lowcut Foundation. Tht 1tar ~f the 111m. Judy dHosea In personal appearances. He Garland. will fly in to ain& 1t the affair wants to keep ber "image" modest ... . . . . Apparently uDintlmidaled by Bette Ttte sleerer film of. the bolldaf'sea&On Davia' blut, ex-husblnd Gery Merrill may wei be •Da'Yid and Lisa," a aensl· Intends to start a court light lor vlalta· live and touchiD& story of an adolescent tlon rl&hli with the children .. . One of boyo and strl In a school for disturbed the moot famoua movie acton mode 1 young people. Ita scol'i! by Mark Law· atroD& pitch for airline stewarde11 Jane renee will be reachlD& the airways soon. Oowald on hll recent trie here. But he In case you'H bets, Hoi!' 101 nowhere because abe 1 cunently in· Lanae'a ex-bill , Do ~urray, tereoted In a Medea City flnencler. doesn't believe she' I ma Glenn ord (And ahe'a so rl&bt. The tucker star just . . Andre Previn'a • bap fellow. e's doesn't think in termo of diamond• and Bing Crosby's next tusi diHcto ... cbincblllu; he thinks he'o enough.) Woody Allen Is aue 1 hi at the Iter End that be had to o four. s on Till IIIII of the muttered Harwyn Friday and Saturday to keep his admlr· will beeomt a French dlniD& place ... ~member Pinky 1Ae1 Well, be'a now a ero aatlafied, and over tho weekend more big bualnua man in San Dleao. Calli., than 400 cuatomen bad to be turned o.,.raunl a fleet of tul cabs and tlrlv· away. Woody can claim the dlatlnctlon lnl one bimaelf ... Madison Ave. heard that hla comedy drew so many people that one advertiiiD&aaency is taklnl two to the Bitler Elltl, the Fire Dept. closed floors of the upaoing lilllon Hotel on the place for a fiW days. lUI Ave.-but nol for office~. Tlte entire llyout wiU Ill dealened for client enter· taJnmenL PHd J. )tlanutl, prealdent of Local 80Z of the Mualcialta Uolon. denlu that the UDion will requlrt Dl&ht-elub ownen to lift their mUJic-maken ti&ht weeki aotlcl Ill 1861, 01' bu any plana to neSOI!ali for IUCb a clauae when It Ialka Willi the llilbt IIPOI proprietor~ wban the pz:u'P'rt clnitnd expires. That <ortainiY ~ Ill cood DIWI for both altlu of the --~~ . ShoP'keepen reporl that croou two atarll w 1r 'rl :o •hl •l f' , 1 ;·hil "'• of the I"F1ghkr ol • " ' . :';: ill lod lbe r<Ori"'! with "' "';'rt , ... by lbe Scou IRmg M a""""' ' . ' ..y "" pmo mJd week basketball ached· the Buckeyes The ha I (;. r f avu>g their flrlt seawn und" enjoyed • !0-18 haUtime ""'"" Deolaon lllbdued a Ja't. r; " Hi n I otheo- IX' game. unbeaten <"liz. oom '" P"'rto hko bu. ale. liero ill two ;..,rll lh p ~· va- ormer Wittenberg CO.ch Ray ,ao the Bobcala h'l van- Undefeated Akroo JJqueezeci by hall .raBy by Wooswr lo pull r ...:;, made It two In a row by oow a re<Jdent of N'" York City Tho top-rllllked Bearcats will be been bombed . us ar have Mean, •pet' cent of their li I on y IS Capital. 62:'9, in an Ohio c.ofer·lo a - victory the i . I winleu Otterbem 67<14 .-.g>stered the kn<.<kwt at 2 ,_, .i after their third win as they play cinnali. by lndillllll and Cln· Tueaday night's major contest ' Ohio U. Fell ence .....,ng at Cclumbuo. Tho lint riclory IJt rolled "'a 30-pomt the f•fth rou<J<i at Tokyo Moll<lay cjuarters. Before De Gaulle'• 111511 ascendancy, II ohOuld be want oo more ol the wild musnoted, the Reds were aceustomence. 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I, lNI . 50 Bonw Tap Value Slut pi with...-_.,_ . .,, ... Morttll Fl'lit Pill c.- -''"' W. Doo. t. INI �Panthers Smash Jackets Hope With 62-46 Cage Defeat The Pomeroy Pantht>NI won ,werE' nursing a comforable 4$. ior forward, sunk a free thruw . only 15 times or 81 attemPts for llY stopped the rally . 1foUowed by Spencer of ttlt pace<l Pomeroy to the win with iR:ce 5 (3-4) 13 ; Morris 2 (~t l the-ir SK'Ond tilt in as many 31 advantage . They had 1t all But Lhen the Middleport fh'~' a 24 ~r <'ent avera~e while · Tom White and Wlnebrenner , Panthera moments 1~1er. 17 points. JeweU scored all nine 4; Satterfield 1 (~) 2; M,•El· mrls Tuesday night, scoring a wrapped up as the Jackets . cold grabbed the advantage on three Pomeroy connected on 23 or also hit in double figure!l for 1 'l'he loss was Middl~rt':~ of Pomeroy's last quarte_r p.>i~ts hinney 0 I:H.) 3; Thorhas 0 ~ 1-2 ' 5 con\'incing 61-46 triumph over all night. never found the range buckets by. 6-2 center D a v e 64 shots for 36 per cent. 1Pomeroy with 10 points each. second consecutive defeat and to overcome a seven pomt Mid- 1: Swackhamer 0 {0-oJ 0. TOT the1r neighbors and rivals. the from outside, and failed t u Rice and one by guard Midi: Riee paced Middleport i n !All of White's points came on Ileaves the nteran team with dleport lead. Buddy Moore and .Al.S 15 I 16-28) 48. Middleport Yellow Jackets. pierce the 'Pomeroy defenses Morris. . scoring with 1! points. follow - long outside jump shot! during Ia 1-2 season record. The Jack- Joey Stevenson each KCOretl Pomeroy - Winebrenner ! \'1siting Middleport went for close-in shots. Pumeroy's only first qu~rter 1 e<' d osely by John Allensworth, ;the last hair. The 5-9 senior ets lost a cliffllanger, 50·49, to Jt for the losers. (4-7J 10· Reed o (0-0l o· &yd 1 ~7 ) 1. nhf'ad in eary minutes of the Buffington was top scorer of field goal was a lay-up by Bllf- 6-2 forward, with 12. Aliens- captain was also credited with Nelsonville la!lt week. 0 •2, ' 7. Spe game. and hf'-ld a 10-8 first quar. the game, hitting on nine of 15 fington with two minutes and 30 worth Jed the Jackets in re-making several sharp passes Ponvroy"s record By quarters: ' ncer .c ' kr edge. But m1dway in Lhc shots from the field a_nd three seconds left in the period . 'f!w bounding with 16 while 'ir ·llf·er that resulted ln poillts for Pom-1will be str?ngly _contested at Middleport . 2. (2-Sl &; Buffl~gton . ~ . 20 10 1 st'rond quarter. Pomeroy tr~k fret throws. ~or 21 pomts. The I Panthers' 27-20 lead by half- was tops for Pomeroy witl:l lt. eroy. !Jackson Fnday mght, wh1le the Pomeroy 8 'J:l 45---62 4 2 2l~ Km:n (0.)) 2, White the lead for good at 15·14 on a Panthers semor hit consistent - time was sparked by Buffin.':- Tn the third period Middleport The game was slowed by the !Jacket.s travel to Logan. · < -4llO, Smlth 0 (0..0) 0. TOT IJ"('ket by 5-9 guard. C h u r· k ly _on outside jumb shots and on · ton , who tallied nine points in made a comeback effort and assessment of 32 personal foul~ 11 The Panthers made a dean Scoring: Al.S 23 (16-33) 62. Buffington. dnving Jay-ups. the set.:ond quarter and by Wine- narrowed the Panther advant· by the referees. Mlddy starter sweep when the Reserve& scor- M"1ddl t All th Officials: strimer and Stump. By halftime the Panthers had r Coach Russ Moore's Panthers ibrenner with five . age to four points at 29-25. Jack Satterfield exited late in eJ a 32--30 come-from-behind epor enswor ~.;· ] jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOoiiiiiiiii-..........iiiiiii...i~. t't.lgl?d up to a 27·20 Uulge and by 'l opened first quarter scoring ! The Jackets ended with a cold But baskets by Rick Crow, the second quarter, Rick Oiler win over the little Jackets (6-9) 12; Bachtel2 (Q-1) 4; the end uf the third quarter, when Mickey Winebrenner, jun- 1shooting performance, hittmg jFred Boyd and Buffihgton quick- 1went benchward in the !ourth, 1Sophomore guard Bill Jewell jer 2 {3-5) 7: Johnson 0 (O.Ol 0; A IAIIIn 1 I undefe~tted BE PREPARED I ----- ---~- -- Falcons Open Cage Season In 61-49.Romp · Over Sandyville's Hi~h School Players The Wahama While Falcons EXTRA SPECIALI BOILED HAM lb. 89c STEAK lb. 49c Paced by Charlie Kargraves Jewell, &-6-10; Hargraves, 9-4· made their first basketball ef- and Charlie Yonker. the fort of the year a wlnrUng one cons moved ahead in the Tuesday night as they ea~ilv minutes of the game and Bird, 2-2-4; Smith, 2-0-4; 6-I-l; Roush, 1-0-2. Toin- 2'1·7-61. SANDYVILLE: 0 ~'~!:;:::II Nol I'm • tmartly knotted 4--t-9· .Robinson.' o-2-2: ArriTw Kwlk-Kiip flo. ' bock, 2-2-4; Garrett, 1-l-5; 1.50 Thompson, 11-3-15; Lafferty, Dawni•Grou, .-omeroy Koontz, l..Q-2. Totals : 19-11· whipped vlaltlng Sandyville, 61· creased lheir lead steadily un49. til the nnal period when they ----· were outscored by the visitors. Hargraves, hitting well out front, topped the for the evening with 22 points. Yonker was right boblnd · •OPEN AL,L DAY IYIItY with lB. Bill Jewell. 6-4 center, Scoring by quarters : THURSOAY wn the only other Falcon in Wahama UNTIL CHRISTMAS the double figures. Sandyville The Falcons jumped to a 11 edge at halftime and then PT. PLEASANT - Nino deer pulled far In front at haillllll11e have been "k\l1ed In M a son as Yonker and Hargraves County during the first two days the range lime afler time. Halfof the six day buck season. Sev· time score was :w-19. en were killed on Monday and 1 Coac"h Johnny Grandstaff'& two Tuesday . pulled Curther ahead Persons reporting ktl111 were third quarter as they J. H. Forbes, Pt. Pleasant Rt. scored Sandyville 13-i to 2: Ernie Grimm, Letart; Lin- 47-28. ' ' dell W. Jarvis, Pt. Pleasant . $100 - $500' . . $2oo0 Route 2; John W. Hall, Kart· In the final quarter, Sandy· Phone tint klr feat ~proval. Then ford ; H. G. Warren, Hunting· managed to pull back ln. Pic;k up your monty. Dependable serton; Marlon Dti1gy, New Hav· and cut down the Wa· vice aiM• 1912. Wt understand and re..,.cl en; Sidney Gibeaut, Leon: John lead by six points. In that your withes. Tarma made to suit ytu. Pay M. King, Mason; Harold Math- final period Yonker, Jewell, and eny. Pt. Pleaoant. Phil Smith, starting guard, billa and dtblt now. Have extr• c11h ftr shopping. Then have only one convenient The flr!ll two days of lho out . of the _fame. seasnn have been accident free, For the Yilitlng Sa•ldvvilLe I monthly ,.,mttft. Hen mort mon.,. for according to Miles Darst, Con· quint. Carl Thompson yourltU, Phone for 1 lo•n or frlendl'f Inservatlun officer. The deer kill- points 1111d Carl Lafferty with formation. THE LAYUP - Tom White 114) Pomeroy Panther ed thq year Is running below 12 points were top B<'OI'ers. backcourt playmaker and long ~hot artist, demonstrates la!lt year's kill when 12 were In the, reserve game, what happens at the end of a drive toward the basket- taken the first day of the sea· behind Bobby Roush s 12 that is, two points for his learn. The Middies' John AI· sun. ~'/":.1 trounced! Sa~yv:e REBOUNDING-Panthers Mickey Winebrenner 112), lensworth 143) didn't stop him this lime . White, senior ville wasgBo oco:r wl~ . ; y· and Mike Spencer (40), joust with John Allensworth (43) ;5:9 speedst~r, scored 10 points in tho Panthers' 62-46 Ste.-lf'r' 8 Rudy Hayet! Th Falco~:enext play Han· and Dave RICe 135, masked), for a rebound Tueoday nlght ]v•clory. - Sentmel Sports Photo. • · · : Friday anon- at i~• lhe 62·46 Pomeroy victory over Middlepo•·t.~~•nlinel · · ----------- -- --- ·-Suffen Heart Attack['nan n Then, next week they 9 Deer Killed In lst2 Days Of Nimrodding 39c CLOVER FARM lb.19c .. I I ···- - - - - - 0 0 The Rutland Red Devils got A combination of big ' Ed with the lronmen on top by off to a rast starl last nlghl • 1 against a shorter W11ton team 1 u~~ w:!fln~ tea~ ~ff~rt carried. F~ Spriggs tallled 10 of those and had no trouble. roUing on to tht defending champion Jack· 16 flrst qLJarter points. Tommy 8 lop-sided 70-27 vtctory. son lronmen lo thtllr ~cond Tope scored five for GAHS in Rutland grabbed a quick 15-2 SEOAL win of the season Tues- that period . h•ad at the end of the first day night as they defept.ed Gal· Jackson outscored GAHS H· quarter. Increased It to 34-7 at lipolls 7\·51 on the GAHS hard· 7 In the second period with halfl.ime, and then coasted home wuud. Sprilll canning elaht more 1wS lhe reserves playing However. the 20 point &pread 1 points while Norman Laniel' had ·of ! , second half. Lilli's not clearly show the Ire- four for the Blue Devils and RuUand'a big pivot man mt>ndous desire and hustle diM· t~ (ronmen held a 30--15 inter· ry Black won scoring pl•y•d by Hlue Devils George mission lead. with 22 points - just five Popt, Norman Lanier, Roger less thnn the entire Wilton Saunders, and Tom Tope. The scoring tempo plcked up manaoed Following cl in the third quarter aa guard "' · oae 1 Pope, 1 6-3 senior, was the Pete Sobataka tallied nine hind B~ack we& teammate out.~landlng playt>r of the game polnt11 and 8·5 Brent Thomas John Tillis with 19 points. durin!( the first half as he con- hit six for Jackt'on while Nor· Coach Wayne Bergdoll'• boys ~~~~1t'ntly uutrelxmnded the 6-8 man Lanier'" Jtx: markers plua had the lame under COI\trol Spriggt, and through hl1 effort1 four by Pope helped the GAHS all the war. Rutland's record pr-t'vented Jack11on from tak- cau11e. The Ironmen held a 51· now stands at 1·1 after losinS "in~ rt~pellted shol.l at the orft'n· 30 lead at the end of three quar~ a hard fought battle to Trim- S ood t id hootinM 16.8 I '"'' ba•kel. Senior Roger Saunders al11o The Blue Devil• r· I PhoM WY 2-2171 burgh Steelers was listed In fair night. town H01pital and then fWihed ambulance to Divine Pr<wldenco.]l Hayes, 71, wa• drafted by Steelen ir& 1959. After playing 19110, he aulfered an injury decided to glw up pro footbaD. However, he changed hla mind early thla year and made 1 come- bae~. ~M~ta~m~l~F~II~·=li;Bo~•;toa~;C.~l;.~19~W=.~V~•·:1-~V~lr~.~M;f1.~14~= CLOVER FARM SUREFINE Rong., Color T, V, c "FREE" Turk.-,Wlth FRESH FROZEN Each FOODS TO ENHANa ANY orPoociP- DINNli 'I'A8LE· -----PICTSWEET PEAS C.ORN. SPINACH SQUASH POTATOES 15 LB. HAM or TiiRKR "FREE" ' Willi Eoch t ·- . l malnten111c... tJae eeonoiDiul '11ady, mix concn\e for the best ruulta. Call !ii 'J!!faa . Pope 0-1-1: Saundero 4-r.-ll; JMd ;~~~;~ 13-25-61. were ......, bllllllll Jackoon If 14 20 - 71 on 1 Bostic 2-6-10; Lanier 1-U.IB. TO by ~ SprJw TALS 21 •:-.• lit~~~'~~ ~ ·obditl Galllpolll a 1 111 ' ·f.~ a-" ' I \ ••• •• • •• ••• ~ - ' . ~ PAGI Sf. ;rJi:;;;!"~ .;,. .•;,~·..:....... ..; ..... ......., ,... ~.......~.... ·,j.,-ij ' > H&R FIRESTONE ' Middleport, Ohl6 '• I .. .,.; .... ' . ~· RED F1ncy Wholelri1h POTATOES .. : Joo ft" •I 'l t()~jf HAMBURGER DILLS LG. 40 OL JAR 8 ·' CUP 1•. • COFFEE lb. Bag . -- i c TALL CANS $1.00 3 spo . 5 for PANCAKE MIX 2 LB. lOX ' RED RoyaiRWln•ap Gold.., D.llcloua APPLES . I .4 Ll. •to•: CABBAGE CUP ... 9c JUicY-TiiNDIR tANGERINES COFFEE 29c lb. Bag .55 10 OZ. PKGS. . RACINE • PHONIWY~ '' ' •.• l9c BunERFIELD Dhhw.-her or · Dl.,._.. GOEG~tiM~EAD~MII CO. J 15 OZ. CAN 29' /HI·.Pl'<~oo CC.onulo) us for your free esllmato todQI lou1W AUTOIIIOBlE ~LERS in lhe YBlDW PA&EI ~ your Telephone blreololy. CORNED BEEF HASH PILLsBURY Hamor BUILD A NEW DRIVEWAY NOWI c 8 OZ. PKG. REG. 12'• I Maka your drlva a perma~nt welcome .mat of 1ood looh and easy EGG NOODLES MILK HEINZ ·-=-- MRS. WEISS ' Cloy., Form Evap. 15' 303 CAN '• Sprlu• scored 25 points and the ball In the basket hurt the 5 lb. Bag 12 OZ. JAR '• '. ,_ -. 2 303 CANS 49c !CRAFT \ • I TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL~ \ !. Rutland scorera wlth 18 points white Larry Barr acured 15. Last night the bankboards were uwned by Rutland as. Wil· ton seldom got 1 second shot. 1 Leading in the rebound depnrl · ment was Barr who picket! off an Incredible 25 r.ebound5. mack followed Barr with 14. 1 In the reserve cunLP!It Rut- : land ~~Bin had little trouble. I winning 4~ to 14. Jim Lambert pocketed lS points ror the Lit--- - ·· ··----- -·~-,....-----~· grabbed off 20 rebounds to lead Blue Devils at ·they connected ' JacksGil In both department11. on )ust 1! of 11 ahotH for a 25 I The Jromnen had • tea~ total per cent average. 1 F. ' or 54 rebounds and connected Follawing the game, Coach I ' ~ on 32 of 11 shotfl from the floor John Milhoan wal!l wt!U pleased (Qr a 40 per cent 11hooUng aver~ with the ball handling ( o n t y 1' ..., age. ·f· seven turnovers t and compli· I 4 However, In wlnnii"IK Ironmen mented _the, team on Its fIne ) eneoun~red trouble wtUl Pope hustle all evenlna. ... 11icl alto .a t the fou1 line, where .JACKSON ('7U made &ood on .Juot 7 of 22 B. Tbomat f-0.4; Adatr 11-1·1: Walburn 4-2-10; E. Spriggs 12· besket by Tommy 1·25: s. Sprluo H-10; Sobat· GaWf)olll a :Hiead aka 6-t-13; J. Thoma• 1·24. T(). pillllor ~ 30 ,... TAOS D-7-71. hll on GAILIPOUS (Ill ·~-,._ ~~~,,12 field &oell Eachus 1..0.2; Tope 'H-7; CHARMIN . I l5c 3 LB. CAN c •,..,, With lach R.trlg.,.,.r, ..... SWifl'NING ) •' I I oz. BOTTLES SPECIAL APPLI-ANCE OFFER "FREE" . 64·95 HI~FI STEREO TOMATOES OSCAR MAY!R 't· College Basketblll Retulta j Westen K)'. 111 Ta. Wea. • " 303 Grape Jelly . But the Injury jtn1 oaught with Hayet again. He bur& a ~ne•ll during ltlt terond aa~ d 2 7 19 2'1'- 27 cumnt campaign wu old•• II 15 34 58 70 - 70 l!nnediO<I_~lllllll~-llut~-~~~---11 l:Hue ~viis six timeN and had lng alx of elght cl'larUy throw~. fouled out all six times. Once again. Inability to put •• ' 14 GENERAL ELECTRIC l9, Pet~rson 0!0.2)-o, totals 28tie Devils. scorers: J. Black g. 14Rutland 321 70 ( · · · Wilton scorers: Lambert .0. (3-4) -3, Harbour 1·(6-0)-2, MO!s· man 1-(0..2)·2, Barnes 3-(0.0)-8 Burns 10-3)·3) Hounshe11 2Toh~aon H2·21-4, May· 6-13-11)-3, Farley D-10.01· Wright 0(0.0)-0; totals 51-(9- 2. SNIDER$ \ 1,................. Sprig• had played against tho chipped in with 10 polnl,, mak- ( 125 I. M.tn StrMI condition today ol Divine Provl· The bo• acore: • dence Hospital ofler oufferlng WAHAMA - Yonker, 11-2-18; heart .tta•k whll• - hunting. ~iiiiiiiiiiiii 14-9\-22 , .Don Smith 0.13-H. Hayeo was stricken while hunt· l!llrper O.IO.OHI. Barr 3-12-5)· lng with leammatell Buu Nutter , Blac~ 2·(0-oH. R. Blaek 2- and Clendon Thoma• near Union(0.0)-4, D. Tillis 4-~0-.ll-8, Gib- town, Pa .. Tueaday. The ffM'mer son 3-(0.. 4)· 6• J . Tll.hs 7·(5·71· Clemson star wu taken to Unl<>n·ll outscored 64·60 heartbreaker. Black led Princeton 188 VIU&Il0¥1 U turned in a fine performunre Jackson 21-20 In the nnal quaruf pasting, play-makiny, 1 n d ter With Roger Saunders tally· atldill{( 13 pulnt11 to the 8 lu • Jng 10 pointe oo three fine drive Devil !lt'Cring. in shots and four free throws One nolablt' aMJW('I of t h ~ while Lanier added sevem more &ami! ()('('"Urrt'd when w I t h fnr <:AHS. l 48 r~malning . C\.1i'IC'h n n v ~ Coach Dave Fisher Inserted Fl~her n-muvt>d Sprli~tit" from his entire reserve unit with 1:tht' l'unteflt ui!Pr hr had drawn 17 left to play In the contest. his fourth pt"r!!Onal fool. By sit- Lanier. " 5-10 junior, topped Lmg out Uw fmol mlnutt>!l, the all Gallipolis scorers with 18 lHg Sfnior rnmpleted hia flrsl points, lncludintc 12 or 11\1 free vunity Jl.lme ~ver against the throws: Saundertl added 13, Blue Devils without fuuling, out. Iwhich included a perfect fiveP r i or to Tuesday night, for-nve at the line, while Pope -. PmSBURGH ' IUPll - Line· Rutland on Tuesday backer Rudy Hayes of the Pitts· and Middleport on Saturday By United Prell 1ateraa1Jonal Vlfllnla Tech II Rlc•aond • John's N.Y. 11 Brklgeporl 4Z Duke • leatll Caitllaa II ble on Saturday. In Saturday's Columbia II C.C.N.V. 41 W. Va. Sl. 101 WUberloree 'IJ ters. KIDNEY BEANS '!"aha- Re.dDevi·ls Dam·rnen 'milton W· .. ·spr•"ggs & Co. "' Level Blue - wJth LopsJded 70 27 score Devl.ls W1.th 71 51 Score Sports Photo . D.! Monte Shlwod LIGHT CATSU l • QT. JAR JOAN OF ARC .READY CASH ·, SALAD · DRESSING PORK 'tiVER PUTTERSCOTCH SPICE CAKE •• CLOVER ' FARM '. RUTLAND · Clover.Farm Department ·.Store ~ Store - ' 61h.~I'll ~~·1 ~'­ OHIO Roulo No. 124 Rt/TLAND, 01110' ) PRICES EFFECTIVE •· · ·'-'~JH;~ December �• J)llly Sentinel, Pumeroy-M4dleport, o., Dee. I, 194!2-t :New,Haven Personal News Women's Club' Met Recently At Library 6'12 FT. ALLIMI~IUM CHRISTMAS TREES 451ranchM S.f.e, fire proo~· aluminum treet that last year alter year. A tr~ wit!l perfect ahape. 4~ branchea. THURSDAY- FRIDAY-SATURDAY s 33 OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Ladies' Hi·Feshioned NEW HOLIDAY s MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL DRESSES A new lltm-Une aheatha or_pleated· ,t;,j·~ IIIII S, M, L, •• new fabrics lu e.-citing colO!' combi· Brl1ht plaid pattilrnJ in a eboice of naUona 11 well u ' 110Ud eolor tooes. Smol~ JR.-MISSES-HALF SIZES LOYtoly Styl• For Lovoly Lacll• Med!Wil and s SHEER "ARGUS" Nylon Hose SNEAKERS $hop Pickens For _.. AIJUpToDete HOUDAY HAND BAGS •• new 101'11 •• all '' hg.$1.00Velue 4 JUMBO ROLL 3Qt.FiroKing JEWELRY Christmas WRAP DOUBLE ROASTER O.ea Bouten by Value• to $1.00 In thlo 1roup. 781 Ear IUDII• • clal buy at a new low prleo. Shop eorly save. 3 ROOMS New . ................. -- ,......... .... ONLY *299 attb77c JlorTho Sot Santa Suggests... LADIES I'ANCY Holiday BLOUSES PT. PLEASANT- "Door to Will .. a GHt for the WHOLE YEAR 1 bo lhreo oct drama by the Point at hllh school Junior Friday "MAIL" ttehool 8 p. 11. In the 1)'111. ore priced at 10c for ~eato; '/Ia lor 8dulto Subscription Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.25 FoomRultloerlock COnON THROW RUGS 2-PIECI RIG. 79c P'IRST QUAI,ITY NYLONS $1.00 59: prl••- 81>·11. 42 ·h LADII!S-MISSIS LADIIS PLUSH SLIPPER · Shag House SOCKS SLIPPERS r.dlu • llluu SUpper ..,.,If$1.00 $1.99 ..;:,, Alllt.cJ: Three Act Drama r. To Be Given Friday THE DAILY SENTINEL YEAR ···•· ... ·· •••·· · $8.00 Pock LADIES' SHADOW PANEL ~leo IHO PORD VI ~ounlry hdtn Station WelD•· 4 Door. Pull pewer. llNI nlca ucl clHn. .99 with o ohodow proof ponol front • • lOO<JC. 01lon with lace trlmmlnt • • oil llilu ot and SOc for atuMn. VIolet Gerlach .. Advllor and director of ~=p~lay,lrom Tlcketo may bo purany member of the clua and the public Ia to attend the Pla7. RBII l LADIII cOLORFUL PILE UNED CORDUROY . CAPRI-PANTS stfO.BOOTS _........,.,....... W!Snop On Ploollc Covor "16 INCH SIZE Wallo Leftlllh GoWDI by "Pitllllald;' dedped In 10ft hJOll with loey tr1mo • , , .99 99c u. 98c DOUBLE GLASS ROAS11RS Rog. $1.98 Value Big size 2 pc. Glass Roaster. Fire King 3 qt. size . Top Wllble for baking dillh. as well as Roast· er cover. EACH eech 1 ConveJ'Ilent moilture METROPOLITAN MOTORS TURKISH TOWELS;, Plain & MuiH Colon HOMESTEAD PATTERN inch slze. snacks. SET EACH 3 for Bif~ fluffy Turkish bath towela made bJ Cannon. Plain and multi color patterns. Foom lock Pluoh Twoocl LADIES GIFT HOUSE BOYS PANTIES THROW RUGS SLIPPERS CREW SOX ALL SIZES-4 TO 14 24x46 ASST. COLORS Corduroys--Fold-Up StyiH Whito w/Foncy Topo Aut. colon in cordu· roy slippera with soft soles or handy fold up. Coreez 1Uppers. SIZ·ES 4 to 9. Fine toft cotton pantie• witb rutne trim. All aizea for flrlo. 4 to 14. Ledloo 1IIJOil Pantleo In willie ond putel coion •• brief at,ylea In St-T. EACH PAIR 5 Place Glon Mixing LADIES' ITALIAN. WOOL PILLOWS BOWL SETS SKIRTS ASSORTBD COVERINGS Whllo HNI Proof Glooo PLAIN COLORS-LINED I.AR~I • 20x40 FAMOUS CANNON -SNACK SETS 8 pieces of fine crystal glass. 4 plates and 4 cups. Ideal for serving 5 -" 8 PIECE CRYSTAL GIRLS TRIMMED COTTON COMI Sll THill And Many More AI • • , *"ti;;t;~Nr~· ~~-~AST&L FANCY RAYON PANTIES 94c proof utility btl with zipper c.IOIIlft!. FuU 10 ' , INitlodoy. SIZE SOFA Plain and tanc1 ~ lar Day VaJuel to 18. Brown1 Ivory, bo..l. In a andulted sbea. A bi& Dol· t~•· try coven. Blt: alze aofa pillows filled with kapok. - Bl~k . ' EACH FINE COTTON 3 Heavy quality n"bbed Morpul aox with fancy CDlored tepa. Crew atylea for boya. FAST COLOR 36 l~,tl , ~·:i · Fine quaUty Italians wool skirts. Made with tinln1. Size! 10 Flro proof white mix- 2 Dre,ss Prints 4 YARDS Fast color high quaD· ty dress printl. Full 36 inches wide. Good EA. ael~tion of pattern~. ' BIG DOLLAR DAYS COMPANION ITEMS AT DISCOUNT PRICES I lptd.. Sele Group Anll~uod Voinp Oporo . Cuthlonad c...,. Solt olltt HMI Ton oncl arown c•..,. La- Ill Luxury SPORT • $1.9!. -·$1·'.! ZIPPER BAGS oover. Sta'tlon Wagon. Sharp. For ..., . . te 16 'Die _..,. aport boot l!lrlod llpoot Lodleo fino · - - ..,. that io 1...- prii!Od , ....,. Ciprt-Panto - ·1M Sblrta In ltrllltlllold plo14 pile Jlninc • • • thlot oil deolp • • IDidlloo rubber oelea •• lila• to 1. leol fl-. - WIDtellld IIIlo colcnthat IN..,. CAKE PANS 1951 CHIVROLIT 111 LADIES' PHILMAID " ' bolldoy coloro. LITTLE FALLS SLIPPERS FarOnly -,\ '3'' Long H•lr Genuine ' ShattY She1rling Chow ' '.) ' WOMEN'S WARM LINED SNO BOOTS · · pr. $1.99 Women's Fancy Corduroy SLIM JIMS · · pr. $1.44 ' 6 ROLL PACK CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP pkg. 77c Men's Plain Color CORDUROY SHIRTS · · ea. $t97 Reg. $1.00 J~r-y ASSORTMENT · .... · .. 57c . Soft Padded Leath- S.lDtell er Soles. Pink, Blue GlrillO to 3 Womellf -1 to 10 MIIIIYStyles $1.99 -----------~--------- 'I ,..., st•rlng. this low price. I LADIES WARM VINYL PLASTIC UTILITY Blg metal cake or uUlity pan wlth -clear tet thru plastic map on IHO CHIVIIOLIT 2 DR. Standard trans. VI with Raro• Waltz GOWNS EACH "FIRE KING" 3 QUART SIZE EA. "MARSHALL" 50 SHOT CAP PISTOLS - - - - - - 2 for .... FOR ..... 99! 411oll IIAMILIR ·Amor~ 1t1tlon W•ton· 2 Doer with ovenlrlv.. Cion and solid. cut low priced. Full 1..1th 1.91 LIDO PUMPER PIRI ENGINES - - - - - SEE THRU UTILITY • Cbriltmaa •• aelect from delicate nylon slipa •• pettt<Oo~ with laey trlmo . • oheer &0\flll plu. pantiy lD plaill aod faney ttylu •• all SLIPS sa-: Phil Maid fine ';::,';;~I tricot gowns. Bl fully lace trimmed, popular waltz. length in all the pastel colon;. All sizes. Generous aize single ~tton bl.anll:etl in a selection of eolora in plaid patterns. Buy several. E•th with onrdrlvo, Llko LldiH' BolldoJ at,ylod blou.., lor 11\'lnf •ud ,.. -with dO<Ontod wool Populor "'IIIAG" ..... ollppera In 110ft pluoh • • colvlnr • • dalnq at.Y* and ..,. eom,fort. Nloet lroao lllrnllerrJ · that ore outolandlncl1 lo- able 101M • • • oat low alliro or white • • • •111 m!nlnt. pioo. A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION , liday colon • delipa. American madtl Ht. tUt 5I GAUGI will conUnue to bWa 11 Deeorolor colora In Jbom One of our fodl!HII l!n-n4 rubber INiclt throw ...,. loni u one aood tNib "" maluo • • the 7 u,ht 111 that oro.fully 'll'llh&blo , , lint quolllf hOOI II IPIlll'&e oln at lhlo liN' ¥)o clol_holiday U:Yintl. Popullr flU ltho4u In ollu M.UON, W. VA. r S9 66c C , pc. 7-Lite Set Tree Lights PURNITURI CO. . ''Fire-KlDi" a quart capao ollf • • ldeol for famli¥ · l~r~e ron. Ia uoorted h.. ida bokiftlll. R... $1.19Valuo MASON ' and Bgy th~ bli jwnbo olio pact at 1aJe price , • ' Proof . •. ladln JIM'fect NYLON FULL 47 BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS- JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS 1962 IIAMILIR Cvolom Station Waton. 4 Door LINGERIE s WALTZ GOWNS 66•76 Sill . 1.91 LIDO GIANT PLASTIC JEEPS - -- - - - EA. EACH Sao ThMa houtl• 99 LADIES SOFT RAYON TOYS- DISCOUNT PRiaS tricot half atlps. White 1nd putel colora·. Sbea medium and large. USED CARS SPECIAL SELECTIONS IN LADIES' HOLIDAY Unaerle it • mu1t for the polro for Beautiful Jaee trimmed 1\iyon Wa Seloct Only Tha Vory &.t In $5.98 s BLANKETS WHITES- PASTELS . Now Hand 111111 lor HolJ. day • • new fabriel Val-To RAYON PANTIES RAYON HALF SLIPS SJ-99 to S)-99 $ Single Plold Cotton LADIES FINE QUALITY woet. lar and Half Size&. Lodl• Ploln & Foncy s Lay away now and you won't · mil• tbe IUDaU amount eacb Your Bonanza Dilcount Store if tea• ing 5COres of new fuhiDDI made etpecj,. ally for .Holiday wearint. New .tyles, new fabnta, new colon. Junior, Jlep. PAIR &l)d 7. CHRISTMAS LADIES NEW DESIGNS "'ott . , corduroy meak· en with rubber ~ales and cuahion inaoles. Slzea ito 9. Whitft, Paatel1, SIMI 5, 6.7 ' Many auggestlont for you. M.ke ltlHlor'1 your hHdqu1rfer• lor Chrllfml1 1hoppln1 • • .elect famou1 adftrtiMd Toya •• netlon1lly known ·brflnda In clothing and JOU will .find them 111 1t ltlffllrt •• where yeu pay 1... en '"'1 pure ...... Black or white Plain and flncy fine nyon trJ. cot Panties. White and assorted pastel shades, all sizea ~. 1 TOYS GM THE FAMILY A BIGGER CHRISTMAS BY SHOPPING AT OUR SALE PRICES! WHITE·BLACK 3 ~.. $1 .99 DRESSES PAIR in the beat faU ahade1. Volu• To $5.98 THE SHOE BOX .citt w,....,.• Corduroy Spoclol Group $2·99 brown, nplor 1izes. A fine item. Fine sheer first qualit:r Nylon Holle, Argus brand. 514tl IUIJe Lovely robea for the lady on your shoppinc Jist •• delicate pastel colon .• feminlne trims . • • plua tbat luxury loot de1ign in patterned qulltiq. SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES LADIES' NEW HOLIDAY mea lD blld or BIIT PALL SHADIS ROBES Only Bolt lol-te dreN lleves for LoriO. E 36x50 BLACK·IROWN eolon. wen Dildo and fuD cut. Bizet BUDGET PRICED FROM L CRIB BLANKETS DRESS GLOVES SPORT SHIRTS Step out durinf the holiday 188100 ln a new dre:M from stlfflen . . select from Each Mon'o LNIIMretto .$ 3 ~9 ; . . I KAPOK FILLED am PILLOWS · · · · · ·· · ... •· ea. 99c LADIES' PLAIN conON BLOUSES · · · · · · ·· ea. 77c GIRLS' WARM LINED CAR COATS · · ... · · ea~ $6.95 - 20 Gallo• Plastic Garbage CaM ea. ----~~--------------~------ HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS $1.11 M . ennens uAc•a _ • l.U L•IStenne • ••,. L.11ter1ne SKIN · ONLv87c: 59c __ $9c DICANTIANTIIIPTIC _ RICI.... ,",ROUSH'S SHOE - . HEAVY ALUMINUM SNOW SHOVELS .. ea. $1 ' '. . THURS. - JIRI.- SAT. -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �• lG-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mtddleporl, 0 ., De<-. e. 1962 'ual rolautlon "' -ld lel1slont Jolul , ..... Dun., bel<n ond iEoch pooiUv• development, ••I an. muot - In miDI !bot """'out. I ....ld NY that Cheond r~ -------------·--------1ohev to dov,q aUenblehia ........, IIII!OIIng, warned Allltl'ieoaa 1101 to hope of oome r<Jldual good. , ,the which Moscow's and. for tbM matter, turning point bu yet to come and Khruil~hev's own Jooc·ltnn pol· thai h will deperwlOD lho sldll with ley lima bave not dwlge<l, de- wblcb the tlnlitd States lJ able to naler: ipite Cuba._ The lons-term aim ol exploit tbe ftlstin~ aitwuion. Tbe sl&N as ...., from here. the Kremlin ls ond remalnl to 011 lho olhor haod. ll may bave <Europe > are that 1n the months change ~ek. haJ if uythinJ, oome when RWisia puUed out of would Khrush- after the Geni!Va 1955 •llliUJl1t matter bow transitory, carries McNamara Reorganization Of Services Is Announced ...n u tt.. who • are limply opportuniJtlc ft11011it.o IA!rt- a8 to wbelber =111111111 lJ lDdeod "tho wove ollho future.~ J,fy assumpUon 11 t.b.lt we cu and enef8ies lo domestic prol>- ..,.... much. Tbe Eitmbower od· l~m• ~ t-ause . a 110lution of the ministration had the aame warnSiru>Soviet coaflict. lnp belore ond after the ,_ate llltlci te · 1'od <I oupodldol ~o. J don't really agree that 1959 Khrushchev visit aod the so ~ a~ thmgs • ...,any betweon the U.S. cal~ "oplr!L of Camp David." to come Xbruohchev lJ likely to lllreJI&Ihoned lluoala'o determi!la- lho Congo affair, ouflored major reluation of Eut-West tenolono WASHINGTON HJPH - De- my fnrces and the other to and U.S.S.R. might be gett1ng bet- We ve been through these happy embark on 11 new major peace lion to achleve thil. With thiJ goes reversetJ in Guinea and obviwaly due to the enforced neceuity fw lose secretary Robert S. MeN&· on separate combat mlssiorul_ro.lbably Iter . At least: we ha\'e no solid e\'i- hours before and each time the re- offensive, and 8 new diplmatic of- ~ to sptead communlam world- decided the Soviet ~loe ecooom1c ~ to review his llt:rateKJ tlara 1\lelday anllOUJ1Cfll plam Six reserve division&, y1 dence to thiS effect. suit has always been that thE' Rus· fensive to supplement it. He is ex· w1de. base was 1n no roDdltion to aus- after the faUure f4 hla &amble Ill ll dr&Jtltally reorganize the Ar- with cloae to 1,500 men I'IY reserves and National Guard. to be organized into Russia's pattern over a great sians had a method in their pected to appear more amenoff and on as abe probes plesantries. able and offer pledges for cold has been to turn Yet, Western statesmen cannot war seUiements. But he is not I 'nle proposals. •htch alrHdy outfits to perform millions in s 1n • tain majlr oontinelltal oHens.ivee coo.vert Cuba In~ a strategic nuclear base. BSJicaOy, bowenr, 1 UD- would uswne that SoYiet-.Amtri- Hea~ley: Of this nature. TuroiDg pomt. ve usuaiJy DDt 'lhe Soviet retreat m CUba " 1 1 -hindsight. If 1 had to Jtkt·~~'~dc~ub~ted~ty~haat;-~ war:d;::='~:l;;r~pcs:sl~blll~ti:·ea~aro:wid:~lho:tai~I~Ord~~~·~be¥com~p~lele~ly~cyrru;••~t~berld~li~k•~ly~to~Ji~v•~·~nyt;i~ng~a;wa: ·;;the~~dou;blo~CIIl;;,.:":tl~ about each thaw In the cold war. or even to offer easy solutions. J'~den;til~lab~le~ex~cept~Jby~~biotorl~ of rna...., of lho -ld'a bn•- =:,,are ... u~m~lllo::lwldamoatol~:~ bad 81 ever, poulblJ .. _ _ , .. _.., iave ......m.caD moot « acy tl opposWMl, for congreNlooellmination early The ..... NatiDIUII Guard 1f 1.1100 units and the creatiOn of scheduled for elimination *re McNamara on!end clJaDcee to take pla<e lmmodlotely In tho or· pnization of the SOO,OI&manltrong Army reserves. But In the ease ol the 400,DOOtnM National Guard, the defeue left'etary wrote letters to the gov-emon of the states askiDI them to ace<pt ""' far·reachinl changes. '• ' -~ more than 1,000 new outfitl in tbe 34th, with headquarters at : m a • ....... ond Guard :. ~~M!~au..~u::.:. SAVE CASH AND PLAID STAMPS AT A&P AND IT'S EASY TO SU WHY ••• . .. " ' Corm.; and the 51st. Columbia. S.C. Headquarters of the reserve dl· vlstona being nduced to brigades ITt! tbe '19th, Upper Darby, Pa. ; the 103rd at De! Moines, Iowa: the Nth, at Boai.an, Maa1., and 11__:~7\ the 16th, al He1ena, Mont. It "'~"- Under pr....t planning, quarters: of the new Guard Tbe long·awalitd pion wblcb lodes would be ln Nebruka, will be eompllted next a~mer ff Ill, Conlleetlcut and FJorida.1 -.•u 8 u barriers are CM!I'COJM, .ealls Hudquarters of ~ new reser.ve ~ ~ , . . ~ -~ .,for ,....llgninl four ..-ve and brlpdes win be m Pennoylvama, ~ ~ /,r(,j .. ~ four Natloaal Gulr<l dlvltdono Into MuJOcbooetla, Montano and Min· ~ brigades. lt olio lru:ludes cluulges lllfll<lll. "Supor-Rithr' Well Trimmed Sirloin Cull, lb. 79c "Su,....Right'' Lun &, ~ ,;.~" . • . N 1 ~~!:~~:~ ~. : . : , .. ii;:;ke;R;pj~~- Lamb Chops~~~-- 89c c lb. eUmlnate 1,080 exc.ss unit• and create 630 ntW onb. Tbe Penta- = Bono ln-Boof :. s:.~~..:"!::7::: ··:;~IN"::::;;:~·~.. Rib Steaks ------- 89c Arm,. Rl'bs 39c Banquet - ~·39c R0II sausage 39c Reedsville Beef Liver 39c Social News tt B H 79c 0 age u s rn, Bacon bod not been orplllNd, the net lop of ftMI'Vt unlit ia 393." -The NatlOnal Guard would ellminate ... and oraanlu urUtl. The Pentllgon uld after adjustment for 711 paper units, tbe not lou would be 1111. "'Mill reor1anb.ation ls designed to mcr.ue the combat readlnet~a of our reserve forces,.. MeN amara 1aid. McNamara revealed that he plans two t)'pil of hllh-prlorlty unltJ, one to support regular ~ - - - -- - --·--- lb. lb. Co"la 750, cnlves 150; cattle ~earce, slaughter ·~·~:J LOion--Boof and heJfera about •t.eady, attady to 25 lower, bull!~ steady to weak ; low choice around 900 lb slaughter steen 29.00, good 800- "Supor-Ritfht" Young Tender - - lb. 1100 lb 201.!!().2'1.50, standard 23.110- Turkov. BMf or Chlckon 114.50, uUIJty 20.50 - Zl.OO; low choice around '175 lb helfer1 ri.OO27.25, good 700-800 lb 2H'0·24.25. standard to low good 23.50, Rood '100o800 lb 24.(1(1..25.25, standard Super.Right ]ow &ood 23.SO; utility and merclaJ COWl 14.00.16.00; and commercial bul11 few 18.25-IUO vealers lteady Ttndor- Silctd strong ; choice 3!1.~38 .00, 3'7.oo - 3B.oo. 1ooc1 10.oo - standard 22.110-20.00, utility '. lb. - "Supor-Ritfht" Woii·Trlmmed l·lb. pkg. - --- 5th and 6th Ribs lb. c lb. HEAVY Tli"FIC--!.!emp'tli~ State head coach Billy Murphy tries to make through a mau of battling gridders in a which breaks out during hectic game with at Memphis, Tenn. LONG DISTANCE CHAMPION-Ireland Sloan of Elnporla. Kan., College (left), 1!1 here on his way' ' to wln the N. A. L A. cross-country championship run-In tbe record time of 20.22.7 at Omaha, Neb. 22.00. Hog:a 2500; barro•1 and Smoked-Lean steady to 15 higher, IOW8 m,;;,tlvlc All Good Thin Sllctd _ _ lb. - - - - - - - l • t e a d y ; l·II00·2t0 lb barrow• •"'" 17.4().17.50, 1-3 100.280 lb ~rev . Freeland Norrla Ia hold- ·17.31i, 230-260 lb 11.110·7.00, oc<ao· l a revival meotlna ot the lonol ~~ near 270 lb 16 . 25 , lmportod Donloh-Silcod ReMsvlllf' Methodi~t church. 3SO lb 80W8 14.00-14.75, 3Ml-400 Tbe BlrUiday Club met at the 13.!1).14.00, ~• 4110-550 Jb 12.75 hotm of Mrs. Harry Osborne for U.TI, No. 3 around eoo lb the monthly meeting. Games above 12.1!0: boars lteady1 mnstl_y were pia~ and the door prlu n.oo, near 200 lb IUIO. • wos won 'by Mrs. Delbert Late. Sheep 310; steldy ; cbclce Refreshmenta were lleJ'Ved to prime il lb •laughter wooled Mrs. Helen Archer, Mrs. Carllamba 19.00, good and choice 80-110 Barnhart, Mra. Frank Bise, lb n .00-18.00, choice and prime Mrfl. Richard Bnrlng, Mn. Char- ao Jb No. 2 pelt thorn lamb• 19.00; lei tttll . Mr1. Maurice Reed, wooled ewes S.GO-UO. Mrs. Delbert Lale, Mrs . Homer Murphy, Mrs. Jimmie Bailey Mr . F 'll 1 ~ P:!er::tm~~~.:.m:."h Brady_K_o_ otla_"!_P•~~-For:_~<:, and Mrs. ·~ Caito of RUSSO • U• S• Relallons • f'IS h CHICKEN OF THE SEA Pizza Tuna~::: MIX Chocolates:;.·::;;~~=. Milk ::· $l 99 Mixed N u t s ' " - Chocolates!:::~k:::::.Milk:.:· sl 29 English Walnuts ~ $ ... loo St' k Coo'• Jolin IC S Pronn 3 To-... pkeo. allil!.!l, French M'1nfs c...,... Worwldr, Chocol•'- • Th 1n 100 Candy Canes : · • Mr. and Mn. lAwll. MlyH r' of Sardla ....,. recent vlJltora ol Mr. ond Mno. John Hetzer . Mrt. Helm Artller opeht l~~ TI!Jo>kl'i!Vlnj vaeatlon with Mr . Coleman . lnd AT HOME Our O w n Tea Bags - Ott 25 IXTRA Pl•ld lt.... fll with pvrchiM ef C k' Jono Ptotcor lltlld•• leS Alii, 11...,, - - - - ,teo. '"'39C 00 Dot ZS IXTRA "tl4 """" wllh purohoao of FROM THE FOLKS WHOSE Ice Cream Bars ~·;... _ _ ... 39c ::!: .•• · · , Almonds :.'!n •• Ra1s1ns .t.~ 35c Diced Citron L.,.. _~! 59c ".g ,>;; .,. ·;.r .. 59c ·): ·.; ~"!' 65c :~ ·j · A&P _..,. --~- 1S....29 ,k.. c :.· 27c 'i .~iana h .... ' .Jf' •' '' Lettuce 2.:.25c AppIes BUCKET lliGADE-Head coach Phil Dl<kens of In· University (center), team captain Nate Ramoey (left) and star baltback Marv Woodson, hap· pily bolst .the Old O!tken Bucke~ tradltlonal fool• ball trophy vied for by Indiana and Purdue. In· diana eains of the Bucket for first time aioce · win over the Boilermalr:~. ··.'! "• AUTO ANOUNG?-Bill Tison of M-ce Falls, Ohio, works ,lour tlahlnc lines ot oru!e thailkl to his h()memade vehicle •'IJ:rum Bunner" Which i1 powered by a Jawnmower-type engine and has blg tires .for trao;tlon In aand and 'thrOugh water. 39c Brick Cheese :~r;~:.""- 49c • • 3 $1 00 Tangerines ·_ _ 39c SPltes " ........ s .99 . OHIO JONATHAN - - lb. ' All Milk Fruit Cake~,: ::,.r~r;;_" _ 5 ~~.$3· 99 4o.z. Ann P... Clnnomon ~PJIII' • Plprlko - ~01. cana • ·~~ •, "i . Dork A Milk ARI THE Nuts Crisp Solid Head ... 39c .~~ 54c . & ';~:hod _ _ _ _ _ ~~ 59c" ..... 39c 12.... Pia.· Wrlcbt and Mr . and Mrs. Ger· looltlng toward• • normollJotton rown Sugar Buns Porkor aid Ouro of Huntington ond Mrs. ol F.aot·Wett rela&lo., ond V1n McDade of Portland were ~ -• rriZEE- OM 21 IXTIA Plahl Stam,. with ~turchiM of Buy Dried fruit Cremes::-·_-~'=. 39c AtheOJ, Mr . and Mrs. Harold maintained !bot lf be could 011ly Ne w 1 II and dauJbterl of achieve llffi!Ment with lht Unit· Chester, ond Mn . ond Mro. Elll'l ed Stales In tho lntertSts of world Get Extra ..1 Stamps Cox ond Mrs. Gortrude CalJ· peace, no other nation CCIUlcl pot· g wey ond cblldren of Yonder· olbly object . · b<lf. In tho prooent clrcumotances, With putcha.. of the.. Item• Mr. and Mrs . Eber OUn of Ilia reasonable to uped a reac- Get 21 IXTitA Pl•l• Stamps .tth '"rchate of Btlpn. Mr . and .Mr1 . Da't'ld Ovation of Soviet lontiln policy B Jono and Mro. llar· 3c off Labt Pecans JG-e c un Chocolates!:.-~;.~:~::' .. Mllk•b:~ s2·99 AAP ;~!J,.'!.~r Fish pkg. 1-lb, 4 3 e f s Coo'n ,,....John ____ ""•· c $1 .00 "'~_"!· and ~~·· Ff. MM . Cooteod. f rles • ,,...., Pri"-'0-Molot 9-os.10c =~·1 rue•~ 0 r. an - - - oke. Mn. Bert Shumway ....,. Mro. Tampa Barnett of 1'1orlda, Mra. f r.enC h, f ri8S • Prkfe.O·Melne 2 pk~lb 29 Leiba Kibble ol Reedsvllle, Mr. (Continued FrGm Pa1• tl Prozon _ _ C J\lymond ca's must have 1a1ned him · Vienna, W. Va., Mr. 1nd ·Mrs. new stature in Khruflhthev'a eye.. • ,,...lrtnd 6 t-os. 89C JUICe ., ..., Blaine Newell and daupters of ThtJ Soviet premier hal alwaya Mno. Thelma Sprarue of Heo· tor I• spending ..veral dayo CHEF BOY AR DEE CHEESE )ioliday Candies family of Pomm'Dy, Mlu ~•r·m 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Devine Hanning of Klnpbury and Mr. O Cop• Joll .. yster Stew ,,..:. _:__ 3 Mrs. Bernie l':dwardo. pkg. Food ·Buys frozen and and Mrs. Robert Steele 10, c I•ID. and Mrs. Elden Blake by !he GAVE DINNER ~te~!. Mr11. (}!borne. Mr . and Mra. Harold ""''"' I Mr. and Mra. Hubert Corr entertained "'lth a Th1anksth'·1 and family and Mary Ann Cnth· inl dinner Sunday at their nonne 1 dcllar of Columbus spent the on Lincoln Helghls . G u est holiday weekend with Mr. and wore Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar. They Roush of Letart, W. Va ., also visited with Potatoes • Wh lte can c 2 - 114 Dressings :;-.::.. ...... _ .....--·- ~ ' ::"'10c '. 4 & ~ns:=:. ~-:;29c: . f Stew--~--A9. pe a n ut Bu tt'. ,. ......... ~...:.... 2 •. 69 Bee ... , . .c ... .c Apple Pie~:.':.:'.;' .:..39c Pork Dlnty SAME AS YOUR OWN Grape Jelly::.''" ll PAYS TO IUY- WHERE ~ou" m 2' ~;.49c : '::!'>; r· Cider" Vinegar. • :!___..: :"'lOc WOODBURY DIAL 59c SHAMPOO' ,. IOTJt · 19c CRIMI RIMSI · . ' ONLY, , ~ ··: ·'' 82c SAVE 16c ;.;a..uxlric. , =--..... · - ~ : '·'· · .. .. ·~ ROUGH GOING-Chicago's Al.lllacNeil (white jer• sey) goes flying headlong alter a check by Dotroil UP' FOI GIAI5-Skojdrite Smlldzlna (center) of tho Sovlet team baffiea It out Red Wkqg ·Bruce MacGregor .in 1 hard fouaht ice ·for the ball with two hockey battle at Petrcit. Red Wings wlnnero, 3-1 .DtalrihWIIJIXIQ ~..,._. &lllllt Iowa Wesleyan College girls in an international basketball al lli>llllt Pleuaat, Iowa. 11'1 qullo a ac:ramble amq lilo l"""i l•dllll �_.,.., . .,.._,.wr,•-•• Jingle Bells! And To Jingle Ready Cash, Sell Un-Needed Items Here! (1) NOTICES ·. I'll P \1 •t .... d~• CANCEl,l.A'l'lONS CORRECTIONS OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE Ia " '"N'Pif'd llntll V:OO A . 11 . h t r I•~J M PutoJJ~ai\<OII RF:GUL:ATJO NS T~ ~ pubh•h.,r rr: ... rvea t ba rtaht •·• ···I 1 or rP!P,.·I ·~ ada de ~ mt'd I •ho"ld l<f 'epur ~•I ornm l'tloiiiPI~· Tht' pub· "' hH " •ll n.:,. 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For free lnspecBy ROBERT GRIMM Walker, was called by one Cinclnnatl lions: Phone Vaughans TertJalled "'- Jal<raa"""" A huge offensive line ave.aged writer, "The best aU-around back mite Control Co., 884-3110, St. COLUMBUS IUPll-The Buck- about 225 pounds, proving once we've had here in 10 years.•• Mary's, W Va., or write to .eye Slate, long a ahowrase for SHain they are growing them big·· First Learn linebackers were CoVaughan!!, P. 0. Box 102, St some of the top playen in the ger and better every year. Jumbus North's Mike Rennekao, Chester, Ohio. Phone 9853415. 11·27·121c i FC'R SERVICE on your Eleetrolux cleaner, call WY 2-- PHONE Wy 2-2176. ~ . ~y ~~~:;o~; ':;~·rt p~:. IN:P~~o:.:~G·A:j , . : (Rear of Meigs General Hosphal} RATES For Want Ad Service Bill Eachus ·Is A II 0 hI.0 ch0 .Ice 2 11 1 tfe nation, put its 1962 football atars Going from end to end, the of· Cal Withrow of Kettering Fa.ir- oD display today with the Unlted : fensiv~ line looked like thi" mont and the Ughteot mao on tho LEGAL NOnCE ""'" International All-Ohio high 'Mike Ora,.n, Euclid at 185 squad, John Kerr o1 Laocuter at --==-:-:--:::==-"---1 • sehool teams. pounds ; Viertlboet'k, 245; Bi11160 pounds. Jim Louder of em. LEGAL NOTICE Nearly every section of the Eachus, GaUipoJis, 215; Ben Brad· cinnati }Joger Bacon was the mid- • I--- · --- --·-. ·- ··-- ·-::::-c=::::--c:-:::·~ - - - Notice il hereby liven tha't state wa1 represenled In the bal- ley, Massillon, a massive 1 270 die guard at 190 poundS. OFFl(:E HOURS I !91 ~OR SALE (9) FOR SALE HF.ATING AND PLUMBING or. Monday, December loth, lotlng by sporltiwrllen<, sporltim· pounds at center: Joe Slesel, l 30 A M. lU ., :00 ~ .\l llall)' 1_ _ _ _ S~t u rdn· --8 : 30 A ..'lt ht 12·00 n .. un _ ---. .._ Mueller Faroace• 1962, at 10:00 a. m. we will of. 1 nd h ho h lped •·•t 2!11-pound d Do I 1 DONT PUMP your slug~l!'h F. J.F.("f!HHJJX sweeper. late Arnold Brothert fer for sale at public auction to ers a coac es, w e se- oe~evue, a 11uar : n MOST IMPROVI!:D GOLJ'ER IT"S SO EASY I septic t_ank . Gt>l Kleen -Em- modf'l , slimline, on wh~l!1i . 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio ' the highest bidder for cash Jn led three teams of offensive and Downing, ~rain Admiral King, NORWALK, conn. mPil-Bob TO PLACE A R~SULT PRODUCING , All sept1r tank (:lraner. land- Look ~ n~w. go~d suct mn, l Phone WY z.z441 I hand at Keith Goble Ford Inc., !defense standouts for a total of 2!0, and D1ck Himes of Canton Nichols of Louisville, Ky., who 1 WANT AD m-.rk F-.rm Bureau, Porn- uses parer bags, Jnt ludes at6 7 tfc 461 S. Thtrd Ave., Middleport, 166 players, plus honorable men- South, a 225-pound end. survived i:l serious auto crash at eroy. II l 30tc lachrnenr s. $1B.Oil. ('asll. or 7 -~ Ohio the following described car tion. Def19Sive Team Ughler jthe age of 16 lo become a star PHONE WY2-2157 r~ aU · ll)--;u-RE f ---- I . 8 payments. $6 .50 f'[J('h . Wy 2-1' ., I to wit : Out ol the thousands of players In the backfield with WiUiams ,athlete, has been n8med ''Most I re ngera o1 , 1 2204 .:..Xper eneed taking pllrt in the sport around and Walker were Steubenville's Improved Golfer of the Year" by 12 5 61 1 - 1962 For~ Dairlane For. Ohio, Sandusky fullback Steward Oashy Harry. Wilson, a regular 1Golf Digest Magazine. Nicholl - cu. fit., has new unit, only · c fll NOTICES $100.00. Hutlanll l'urnit LJre , . 700 ClllliSTMAS trees. $1fl.OO dor Sedan. Sertal No. 2A32U Willla~ and ~ledo. Central fullback who was ~witched to 1ranks ninth among professionaiJ 103535 · This car will not be sold Cathohc tackle JJm VJertlboeck halfback · for All-OhJo purpose, in money winnings this year. - - - - - - - - - - - [ Rutland . 0. IZ 5 Jte ipt>r hundred Contact Clarence A E - ·E- . -·-. I Havman . One mile orr Route ~!~ for Jess than $t675.00. The un- were judged the best. They were and Bob •Bo ) Rein of NHes Me· •• l ~:OI'nt ~r wnrll I ' ' I ':==-=======...J •· · RAO IAT0 R 1 ~L ~CTR?L! J X Sw"~rer. Llkr 12' . i, ··twri··• !.rl'''' B·rt tom an-i _ ~ . nf'W , wnh all ~·Jpamng attach- Purl land. l>t wiit's Hun Road. • · ments Pav sJX 1>aymenls ,,( ~· 12 5 61p 0 t' n $7 00 Call WY 2-GtOl. 11 29 6tp WALNUT Dun('an Phyfe drop dersigned reserves the right ton bid. Keith Goble Ford Inc., amed the UPJ back of the year Kinley, ON WAIVER LIST 1 SUCi~ESTJf l N M'ddl Ohi and lineman of the year respecAlthough lighter, the top defen1 SAN FRANCISCO fUPIJ-How1 J epor1, o. ) t· uad ld · TI 11 <; yf'ar gJve . a t 1t'H!I t 1 1 s1ve sq cou manage very ard Montgomery and Dave Fedor 02 5 6 7 !t . JVe Y· 1 (, ft Subscription Tu ' ' ' . c l Willlam!l, a second t~am aelec· v:ell going either way. The back- lhave been placed on the waiver THE ~ • h•a! tabh•, 4 c lm1rs nnd lliJI- ; t , r-,..,.,~WlliiiiM:ttcn;wc; tlon a year ago, gamed 1,3!14 r1eld had such two-way standouts 11ist by the San Francisco Warrl· 1• 1 2 ' ~ yards in 193 trip~ in S~ndusky's &~ ~I Collura of Cleveland Bene- lors 1 · NMOKf<. (,AS :i iOVt> , :lO. rn . ft•t. $511 no kl'd davenport $20. j . DMLV ;~ of the National BasketbaD SF.NTINEI. I fu ll SJZt> _ovf'n, dnck, IJghL Pllm lf' WY :l·52fl4 af'lf'r 4 n rn . ! ~ M unbeaten and tw1ce • t1ed cam- d1ctine and Bruce Matte of East Association. Mootgomery former11· I,--.~ Low -- ~::-. ! i"'l ' j:!rP·!I $~tl f.(! l't> ' ~· · I·· ]{)I Un 1011 12 5 3tc ' f: [Palgn, .'llthough he was a marked ClevelDnd Shaw , the IaUer· a [IY played at Pan American CoJ.. ( 'II 1111 "s "ard ma ·l"tl ll·t·• t<< Avt> ., Phone \VY 2·22fl9. ~""'JL-- . b k ' I' ;o ~ J .I 1% 1 lNTrB NATIONAI J /1 I man m every game. !Wo:n-luvWIDg quarter ac . and pege, Houston, and Fedor •tarred re<.:IPi~'nl. 12 ;~ :up ·· ', ' nn {: Llrle Aver•ges 21!5 Pound1 Carl Ward of Cincinnati Tall, who lat Florida State. pi('kup ..:uod r·rmrlilion. Stm·k • . - - - ' - - -- - - Ca II I /.Ft\TJ'II ~I" T\' . nJ •W pid'll"€' 1 DEC. I . r Viertlboeck of state champ.ion - ·--·.. la des, 4 spt>f'cl ttans, over· . Wv •2t '7 "" ., , 1uhe , o11ly $1!11 !MI. Hutlnnd In~ .I S··ri'l"'S S250 . V··rnon 1 I The Pomeroy Shakespeare 'l'oledo Central will be a pnme ; A~k Fur f~lrculallnn · Fur111tue, Hul;u,ll, lY• r1. I , 1 Cl b . Wed -• targt't 1or college tnlent scouts. At ' \\f•her . SH 2-4825. 12 5 f' tro ~ We repair all types of radiu wJ 11_ mee1 n'l:\";,uay a1 2 "AS nd h the I ode f 12 ~ 31e F IiI .' S HARHER SHOP :1! Ha· · .. p, m. 1n the home of Mrs. pou 1 • e was e r 0. • Fl OWI':H urrangement.s, Cent- atm s, trom heater cores to I Ph'l Will ' M lbe A the championship hard-nosed line I r·me wil l be open Frhlny mnr- BPfl.DfN(; AND l:lmi and gnH1· ; rp H't'(' "· l'llri slma.~ and all !Ithe largest trurk or tractoJ I,I'\..1 IJialmbeson, ~~ rryh ve. of the Irish. nm~ . 12·4·3tc 1 !!It~ marhint'I"Y st>r:n 'II!· I· . of . . 1 b P !' radiatot• t~~ere w 8 g1 t exc ange . .. ·-·-II M . " 1' k st>ason on...:m.a s y au me and members are asked •n The fir~ team quarterback post : w t' W~ .,ounty r·•w. I 1/ ~ . ,ler 1111 <I !Sfl I.11' 01t N t' w I \\'II ,L NOT BE rr!sponsJ ble b. . th G' I I d w went to tile only junior on the Crow('rs Associalion al Lr· · 1 ring g1 11s 1or e 1r s n ustolf dt•ht~ rontracted by any tart r.'nlls. Phunt> lbruld c: . l Haven. W. Va ., next t~ the 5 trial School. !qUad, Mlddletowu'!l Paul Walker ut h1·r th:m mys€'1f. Carrull W. 1 Rr•'l l· f.l · ,- • 1! '' 1 "'1" !"" '"II Jr who fired - touchdow .•. 4.111, Hll ll';h. VI :l-~::.:)5 . D!•: 1 (ll . ,~t', . ·.' Phc>ne WY 2·2143 DEC. I ., . #ot. n 1 .ltdmst m. .. Storto frum Dt•c, I unt1l Oe ··_ Th C h I , I pasllt'S for the high-powered MidDec. 10. 11 2!1 61.1· 1 21_ Pomeroy Ohio e at o ic Women s cub of dl ff d lledb h 11 'Jt) 1 ~ 1 , . 'f\INf; OHIIF:IIS ]'or upplt> lJ~ IW .. . . ' . , ' the Sacred Heart church wIll ! e o ense an wasca y Is l d ll•r . Ml J\1.,r tll h Chll!"C"h LIV ~ ~~ ~ . ruum s·. ut ... s. 1 HAT TF.HHII-:H. purR. $5.00 \iF AH~· NOW available to dO meet ThursdaY at 7:30 p.m. at ! ccoach. "Our best derensive man.' 11'd, 1 un·h ld Hen! nwe. $:iO erwh Ill' twu ror ~ n !~ 1 BI :H'k I ~ ut I ~ud. L"nll WI !1-'llllf1 .· 'd . . k'nd the church ' !'Walker Is the 10n o( veteran Mid· t' 1 tt·llill !•uJ 1e 1 ut - 1 ymrr JD SI e pamtmg. any 1 dletown b sketb II C h P I 12 4-311' lund 0 ' ··· · ' uml whltl', Gonion ProHJit, r .. , ·. ,. k c 11 \'I 3-248" A J 'oint meetJng of the Ruth a ,- ~--a ..oar au , 1 11 !U'l.ll\ \ ,or . a . .,, , -----·--1 1 111 0 A! Tti\IU~II.F. ., 1 .~uJ"<mC' been · · .12 a Jtc l h•rl' 'nll. Elizabeth Stark and Mary Mar- Columbus reCently visited her ' '· ~4 miles I Portland . Sarson & Durst. ~· ~ ~ ~·~·lh··l'' l ,u~l 1·om Ol'~'l<•tol'!l 1 eluw Havt!nswood l•t:rry , 12 1 :Jtp tha Mi.sslonary Clrcle1 of the ' l1nn s~ ? t\1ll W\" 2 2\llih I 1\PPU•;s a nil s~~t·l c:df'r · 1 12 l fit.p __ _ -" ~ __ 1Pomeroy First Baptist church ga~ee~ls, Mr. and Mrs. Kearney HAPPY KIDS - Connie and Bonnie Burton t1 · ~ r'.: Rt"d nnd yt>11aw Jtt•hr nms, Stuy. AUTOMATI C und gas fl oor rur- EXPRkT WATCH repoirlng, .wlll be held Thurtday evening d M E h twin daughters of Mr . and Mrs. Willie Burton; - m<~ n WineRap , Red Rome, I n,"r""'. ·,n O'Hl tl .'r' _t 1 () 11c , .,,, wurk uuaranteed. C"rner uf at the churl.'l1, The Ruth Cir- Col r. ban rs. tHaTrrhy knr~~l t, were given a hu~ and treats last Satur• ]l l"iF: ,rt>l~ l rl ~•J f 1•!\· :uul l'"r ~rl v " ,' ~ urn us spen an sgn ng dMason, b S 'I · h ' · CrimP~ <:nlden, (;illn~ly's Or- ~ old 1119 svc·am 1,, •• St Pllt>ne center and Se<·ond Stree•.. cle will be in charge of the prok ' ay Y anta C aus. in IS visit to t e Middl• I' lit'' II · li lt'! tal1h•' Ou y ·h .• Sl 1 11 1 11, 89 ro · c. · •· ·• · ~' hi h .11 be b' ed wee end with h.ls unc1e Mr. 1 D S ( mu, • n "' nut> • '" ~r. WY 2-:ll:Jt. 11 5 3lp .Musun, Wesl Va. Lew 1 s gram, w c Wl com m ' por epartment tore.l Owner Lionel B9gp In!( ;!I S!m~· 5 tJ n.•:, !1-?.ll ·f;l)( (' pt•llter, Ohio. a a11 " 2r~Olp . . -Blessing. . 11-27·30tC with tbe Baptist Day or Prayer arJ Mrs. Ernest Major. snapped this picture o( the children and Santa. ., M SO·O-U f.:ASY to l'l;wt- a ... . .. " ,. ZI<, .zqg s l' wln~ mud, In~ . lmmd 1 • -. ~-·---- -·- - service The Elizabeth S t • r k Mn!. Pearl Wood celebrated -.-~.-iiO..iii.oi...;;;.;.i;iiii;;iiiiii;iiii;;;;;;"' \\';mt /\ttl .Just SfJJn ~·nur dial Wlll~. m. 1,11 F: 11 ~· S .~WAN I - · new, in fadnry cm·ton. But-~COAL AND LlGHT hauling. Circle be hostesses. her 90th birthday Nov . 18, at Tn thP W.mt Ad wny F:uo;;y Inn hole:·. st>w.~ 1p 1 ll'lt! : ,10 , \VY 2·66r,3. 11-27-aotc Evangeline Cha ter OES her son's, Mr. and Mrs. JIm I l•1 W\ 'l-~1[1/i ••Kl ns k 11 l ne11d· I<> '''" ,,,,,; I>><'X JIP< •.·, ••• I< 1,,,· makt"~ fancy de~lgu :i ('fc P ' ' Wood's home where she lives I · ""• • 1.\ Art .vmll'l' tu a ~s l st you. Ca ll WV 2-2 Jfi6 . . 15' 1 95, Term s wv ' .•. ~:,'1 . ., .\llt'TlONF.EK wiU meet Thursday evening, [)e. Mr and Mrs Jim Wood hi~ I 1 \\t· w1 !1 hdl vo u. · · ··' · ·· .r. • cember 6 at the Masonic Hall · · • _ ll ~ l'W ltifl AMP. welder r u r , 12 !) fil e Complele Senlct in Middleport. A Grand Instal- mother, Mrs. Pearl Wood apent l t • .: 1'\ /•:\\' nr mwd ('at"~ 11' 1 sho]Jur rnrn1. Ust•d 100 Amp S ' Nl; .i.:lt -sewin ~nlal ·hil l l ' in I CrMI Bradford lation of officers will be held Thanksgiving Day ~lth . their ~~·1u·fi~~ p"J,,t,t• Maf\'ln i\1nrk·, WPhlt•r fm· Home Shnp. lll~e hnmd nrw J11(12 ca binet. Equip- . I\. CWrl:, ~=OINI or CenLad for the recently elected officers. son, Mr. and Mrs. J1mm1e Lee ).'\1. 1· <.;\1.'\,'\j li~;~ s iPI Mat11 1 !~cw . U;ed Acctylent' m1tr1t. : Jlt>d Ill ~ 1 g.zll~\. t<l r>. Sews )ltH.Id.l ' B AI ORO, R--:_. 1~ DEC. 7 Wood of Wellston. c<w«. Atln>n~. L\ 3-41161 or C11 ll W\ 2·51 88, between 7:0tl Balance due, 54 R.t:il ur nine ___ ·-------- Thew. s. c. s. of the Reeds- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davidson ONLY A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT! ''!,t'!-iler. !ltlf1·.12fJO 10-9-Ul' nnd ll) ·no. 12-4-:Hc ]m' m~nts $G.IIO ~ndr. wv 2. TREES TRIMMF.D, CUT and ville Methodhd church w llt j•nd daughter.t. of Wolfpen spent 36 Months Finance On 61-6~ Models j.·, 'I :-;1\N il\'.IICII :mio. coffl~l' TWO Hl~l·' l-llt:P.HATORS, n n (' 2204-. 12 5 6tc remove(!. Free estimate. In- have a Ba2aar . and cafeteria , 8 Sunday with her mother, Ma. f)(' . .hwk 's IJairy BuJ·. Mlddlt>/.(liS nnd 11!1t> t'll'drlt Inquire : - -·-----~~ t~ured. Eugene Smith, WY 2- style supper. Friday Dec. 7, bel Wood. 24 Months. Finance On 56-60 Models J«<>L 12 ~ 6tc Mrs E. M. Hurton , 578 Brood (10) FOR SALE or RENT I 62~8. 11 20 30tc starting all p. m. In the church Mrs. Paul McElroy and sons -· St M' lll I 0 1246t \\ANT ADS WO"l{- ct ·- Karl Pl; mbiDI ... bosement. of Wolfpen spent a Sat\l!'day 1 (6) LOST & FOUND · · "' epor · · · p1 . wou ers wllh her mother, Mabel Wood. Credit Ufe Insurance Ot~--Contrad · '.' tli~ HF:·s NO CJIAIH:I·, for usE' wlwn vou Wish I( huy nr Sftl. Reallll Mr. and Mrs. Amos lAlwe and JnsT . N!'ar_Tupptor:i Pluins anti ! o, t'm·~·t Shnmrl'lorr w! I h Rf'n,t the Want A.ls fm quick l:nd ~:r::~ ::...._ chlldren, Columbus, visited her '62 THUNDIRBIRD , '59 'ORO 'olrlano t 0.. t: '1. 1" •. I· , Ill lt• ~l. ". 'I'\ 1 " · IJI III'k lll!fC'hiiSI' ur BIIU"! 11~1r:• ('nr. result~ . ·----~ " brother' "ren Strausbaugh,....._ Conv•r+lble Auto. Trent, R&H. --~-1 We '•"~ an elleti sewr ~~~aeldlet l.AJ , .... I I F I I Wi lt' ont ~ 11 • Ul(t'~ . PI'llSf' pt•t Shnmrono. B:lkN Furni· •1 '": ''TO ·BUY ' Realltnlbf. ralt•· ~nti,Y. '62 PORO F•lrlo~ne 4 Dr. "59 FORO Custom 300 ,, 11·- 11 I·, Swum, 1 1 .. tun• . I''·<·Uit· _ o M d M Ji J kao 6 cyl. Auto. Tnnt. Rl• 2 Dr. StW,rd Tr•ne. l'l•iu<, Oh iu. li 5 '"P • WI·: AI!F NrlW , ·.· ' - ,1111- -t Call wv 1·1114· Dll .. Nlllll r. an Tl. m ac n Jl&H. lcrl. • - · ··· I•:J.FTTIW' HANI'I•' 11 mymg wn • ~ ZB · de bad a& guests for a few days, ~~.• 2d~A"•"cdoHNN 2t•0'·r . H••t•r · ' ·· ot wn <'herrv puplar ook maple ;::-=;;;;---;:;= --::-.--:-;r • '51 FORO CIJ. Sedan ~ Dr I. t~r tank . Vt•ry ni!"t> . ~II 1. lll!d ~.~h logs. 'Mrt~ 11 ; 1 Furni-' llON"r r.ET stuck at home. .. (8) __A~!C SALES her flower arranger from Ten,62 'ORD ll•lrl•ne SOO• Auto. Trans. Rlldlo aM 2 Hl',i BUICK SUPF:H. nf"W mo- 5 77. 12·4-tiiJI" lure Corp., P. 0 . l!nx 432, Snow and tee 18 coming. Or. nessee. He had a fiower ar2 Dr. 6 cyl. tt.at1r. loy!, · " 1 W'JI •1. u d rm tone ll w for y ur 1 Mr. J . E. Boyce and two rangement in Jackson recently . '61 FALCON 2 Dr, R&H. tor . nf'W ures . .-ear 1 lll m!l WU SED Wurrn MnrninM .'l' N. T. Area. Pl. Plen~nnt, d~~ve~a;~ Shule:'s Const~ac- l daughters, Mr. Virgil Boetcher Mr. and Mrs. Deann Burns, '61 PORD F•lrl•n• 500-"51 CHIVROLIT 4 Dr. - WY 2-f)j)21. 12-4-3tr ! Ioli i lw. llt>r'l l'nn•d lu st>ll Wt•st V•rgmiu. 12 5 lOtr linn. Phone .. WY 2·3051 or WY of Blue Rock and Mra. Rose are 8Jmounclnj the birth of a 2 Dr. Auto. Trans. R•· 1•1•1,., Auto. Trlril. Radio end Hfater. 1 ~<. llr:ll ANil Wii<Tf: Mer· Hulluutl Purulh>r<•, Rutlnnd, 114) FOR RENT _ · tfc Browning, Adamsville, ~sited daughter, Judy Mae, born Nov. dio oncl Hooter. · 2 3243 11 19 12 5 :It t '·urv Monlerey. Rea ROn for Ohlu his sister, Mrs. Becky Hut<'hl· 12. The mother Is former Rose- · '61 fORD F1lrlane 500. •51 fORD '•lrl..,. 500 Twder. Auto. Tr1111. Ita. llt> llmg, Arm.v l'f'rvlce. Rob- 1:uMP COAl. at the mine or HOUSF., 6 room and bath. Goodl son, recently. . mary Cooper of Wellston. This Jt.ndarcl Tr•m. R•dle dio and HHter. "' St•wart, Mason. Sprue• I i•llvm<l . Pll~rim Cool and lorOiino. t36 Ltnooln Rd. 1208) INS!JiiANCE Robert Steele and mother, L their first child. Mr. and , •-:o"~~'·s: ·•~, , '57 fORD 'olrlono 100 3-~378. 12-4-llh·: Oork Co., Houle 7 above the Ymll~stown kitchf'n, tile rloor. BARNES SIMPSON ln8ur· Mra. Millie Steele vlslled Mr. Mrs. Robet Burns, Radcliffe, A. t T R&H 3020 Conw. Aute, Tr...a. I 2 l%6 OLOSM0811..E, 91, Aut<r ' Sun f">IHIIrl Nite Cl ub. Phone ~ll WY " · A. H Hose~· ance Agency. Middleport. and Mrs. Marion Hutchison re- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert '60 ".r~RDr•;;. Std~rt 1 &H. Power ,.,.~Ina. 10 ll 16 :JOtc lin. ·~ l1t c Fire, automobile, bond!'!. Ph. cently. Cooper, Wellston, are grand· , .... Auto Trens, R&H. mafic power. Pink and white. WY 2·2762. '57 FORD P:tlrlenrt , . _ Phonr WV 2·6910. VENETIAN HI lNfi~ MOOBRfl' FUIJNISHED and ua- WV 2--2903. 8 27 Ue Mr. and Mrs. William Gar. parents, Mr. and Mra. Arnot Power ttftrlna and po10d 4 Or. Auto. Trans. I&H f'rN.'ker, Minersville, Rt. i b.llnd. , h. d ·Aiwl kl odw fu!"nt !llhed apllrrmtnt. Mlddlt· - 0 _ 1-- 1 A · - - - vm spent the past week with Jeffers, and Charles Burns, Sr. w.r braket. 1l it ~ an(, !I o P~ . n , port wv 2-"R'7.t K; 'c neU er Ollluranrf' genry M nd A '60 fiORD Cuttom 300 _ '57 FORD P•lrl.... - 1 1 30 . • c slzf.l!l ond pric'l'S Dole Wip- - --.- - "lnaurence for evf!ry pernne1 their daughters, ary, a n.. both or RadciUfe .are great . 4 Dr. lt•rwll.rd Trane. 4 Dr. Auto. Trent. R&H pol Supply, 215 Union Ave., THREE ROOM furnlsbedl and bustne" nH<I." na and their lamilleo in Colum- lflndparenll and Mr. and Mra. 1&11. I cyt. "57 S'NDIBAKII ,4 Dr. Pomeroy! Ohiu. house. Call WY 2·2531 . Pbono WY Z·%431 bus. Homer SpirtS, Wilkesville are '10 DODGE 5•-• 4 Dr. Auto. Tr..,• U.H. 11 11 30tc 11 I ole - Mrs. IIIII Gould, Columbus, irtal • greaJ.grandparenll. Auto Trons. R&H. p•57 FORD Cus- 4 Dr. "VJiffi:"'MACH~lES, ;;;-;;:-;;~:;;--:=;c::::=~·-- 'COMPLETE INSURANCE Pro- spent 'lllankiiiYIIIfl With her Several members of the Past tr b•okos. Stondord Trono, ltoolt. " nt\W and SIX ROOM unfurnished apart· tectlon, Life, Auto, Fire. Pl· P.,tenll, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Malrona held their ~holiday 'IG IUIC:K 4 Dr. L•S""'•· end I cyl. used. Typewrltero, vacuum ment and th,.. room and 1 lio. Call Don Mills, Middle- Hutchison. dinner al the Colonial Inn In AutO. TrML R&H. "57 CHIVROI.IT lolol,.. Mr and M v M<Cu J 1ell1011 SUnd 'IG CHIVROLIT 4 Or. Convoftlble.ltand..,. cleonero and floor JMlllslters. room furnl•hed aportrnent. JMlrt 1 Repair servi('e. 'Mle r,abric Phone WY 2-3301. · 4 30 lfc · n. 11'1 mIY eve..... recen ' a.l.lre, Aul. Trana. R T'r~rnt. l&H • • ..._ 11 18 30tc her, brother of Harley MeCum· ly. &H. Po- •-lno & "56 PLYMOUTH Po"'"' ~..,., m W. Second, Pome. ==o-::-:--:---:-:--c: ber, celebrated their 56th wed- Mro. Georga Cahoon enler• •ss CHIVIOLIT 2 Dr. 6 roy. WY 2·2281. Pomeroy THREE room and bath- furnish' ~1' ~ EAt ESTATE ding annlvtt'llry Nov. n. They tained 'relatlvta and friends re,._, brokt~. -1. lt·-•·o~ T..._ Si &ale nd Se '60 MIII,CUilY 4 o,, Stett• ., ·-·~ nser s a rvice. ed apartment. Also one small wen at their home on 124, near cently ~n honor of George's 88th . ,..,. TreM. •aH. . a:adlolftd t.ttt.r. 11-6-tfc office room. Coal8 build in~ . , ... -LI ,o_ -1 here. bltltday. "St POIID Glllaxt. 2 Dr. "54 CADILL,t.C 4 Dr. ,.., "st:<N;G;;;oE:clt:-:;E;:L-;;E-;: CT=R~I"' CJMl--,. rlabie _ Middleport____1: &__!!~ Wfilflfl' "' . . Mr. and Mra. Raymond llolf· Mrs. Clara PhiiU(IIt eo~ NT, Auto. Trons. Powor _, _ . . , attd lorolo sowln1 machine equipped to APARTMENT unfnurnished: 'l • llll!n entertained Clllle Mathe- .ec her 110118, Mr. and Mrt. Ke~ -H';"Q'~'if :!~~ 4 Or. '6tc::~ 4 Dr. I t til ZBI, etc. Sews like now, rooms and both. 130.00. 2311 n)' and nophew Rickey rec:ent- 110nn PhUU(JI and family, WavW•-• Auto. T !21.711 or f paymento, 16 month . East Main St .• Phone WY :1ly at their home here. erly, Mr. and Mrs. Rogar PbJI. ltondord T,.ns, Radio' .._.•...,. _ - . - _ _M_olor ;.;,..:.'_c. __u_ Vl~42ell =--;·:= WY 2.-2204. 11 21 etc 2461. IH-81c Per Month Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ponn re- llpo and famjly, Middleport, and , r----IIM ..t_.,~·~'-""-'-·....,_ _ _ _.,......._...,..., E - .... - --cently onlertalnod her >unl, Ronald' Renauck on a SUJ111ay " I 1-.,-!ltc LECTROLUX Sweepe: with IN CHESHIRE, house I rooms, Mro. Madallnt Grue...r and for 'lllan'""•tvlng dinner at her •. 'l1lo RamWor all attachment., Cood conrll· water. electricity and gas. """ w..ltl Standard ol Com(IICI tion. Cuarantted, t2i.OO Wy Mrs E M Burton, m Broad Volet'ons Dniy daughter, ·Mr. and Mn. TIm l10me. , ~-"·•St Middl port, Oh<'o. 12.u•c POMIROY S.•oom fromo Gillis aU of Wellston. 1 ·Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley ,.. fORD f - Dump ID" w.i. 5 2 ,,.., 11 _ 61 ...,.,.~ c " • ·~ hou10 with INth, hot olr fur- Mr. and Mn. Alva llevault lwere In llunUnglon, W.Va . .,. 'It 'OIID F - Dump. ID" - W.I~ S lpd., .t.,.._ ~··;,:;;-~;~.::.my 1 nd THREE USED- double . -d .. .. r FURNISHED three room apart· .... hootlne, INMmont, ....h .......tly enterlalnod Mrs. Grace cently where they con!!UIIed '51 'ORO , _ Dump, ID" W.l. 5 ""''' 2 ..... "llllna..,UUky refrigoralj>Js. G. E., AdmJr. ment with bath, All utilities ond on 50.100 It, l<ot in ..... McCormick of Parkeriburg, W. their doctor. '51 q!IVROL&T .2 ton. Chaoslo & cobl 4 'Pf!·l 2 Ifill, ' ·~ able. Frlflldalre. Big sizes. paid . Middleport. Phone WY nolthllorhoOd '"" out ef oil Va. at tholr home here: Several members of Eastern "SIPORD•F-fH Cheuto & cobo htMI. . .. · , Will hold 110 100 tb 25435 2 5 hloh wotor. Priced ot $7.000. "· ha · , "S7CHIVROLIT2tonChOulo6coJo.4, ..... ,.1.,.._ .Mein,.lltaa MileR • . frozen · . 1 ltp No down poymont 10, ..,.,. Rex -rea s entered lhe Stan allende I the Installation "57 ·FORD f - Cllo•l• & cob, 4 .,..,, 2. !.!"'· . Ill- t , . J.'!Imeray food . $126. Rutland Furniture .... S3I.U "r .,..tt.. ·veu• ministry and oold their farm of Vlnlon chapter, Friday night ! ,17 GMCDumt., 401111 ,12 ,,.., . .. 1181 EMPLOY~ENT WY . . ...,. Rolland, 0 . 12 & 3tc • crodtt ..... IJo ntwltu: , •• htn. to I party away fl:om here. recently. . "51 GMC Dunlpo ·s ,p.r,, 2_..... " 112 WHY - WASTESPACi;: \tllh WANTED must not ·owo too much on He has a circuit In southern Mr. ~nd Mr.. Gearoge Ca- 1 Household Articlea yo 1• sel- WANTEP...:-HaullnR: of coal or your cer,.tc, Ytvr monthly IJi&M of state and expect! to hoo'b were recent Thursday I r , ; dom UH1 SeD them with a lives~k. Fire wood for sale I' lntome should 1M lbout $UG. move arOund New Year. ' Iguest& of heJ. sister, Mrs, Bt!'d- 1 Ad. Phone WY :t-•llil and W'i'l-!1173. ·. 1 · . ~ 0 11 21 30 ~ . .~.. CUCK~~~~~~'* ~: I Mr. and Mrs. Rex Marrs and lo! Watts al Mi!Jdleport. She 1. 1 · • ask tor Clastifled ----- - ...,...__...... __ . ~· Mr. and Mrs. James h.mt>ll re. 1served a Thanksgiving dinner. ,. "-1'· 1 WILL BABY SIT JT will . , do FOR SALE : Fove ·oom house jcently vlslled Mr. and M r •· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Og· "Mi,ddleport's Used Car Center" 111 range, In lronlngo. Call Shirley Lewll, with bath and gar•ge. AntJ. Harllln Greim and George Ty· den were ':ttnner J!ll<!lll• of Mr.' ' , , . . ~ndlit<)o, fiO.GO. Phone WY :MI4II$ after $:30, qully Road, Racioo, Ohio. Pb·ller. . . 'land Mrs. Charles Grtff~t. and Cor; Loc.ust & Sycamore WY 2-342~ CHRISTM.o\S I' 1 1 Meiqs-Mason Comtng • Events >'. I . REPAIR 1 I- I . B1aeff nar 't \t · lr-._.-.,.;-.;...-..... :.m ,I .......-•. ·KEITH GOBLE FORD - USED CARS I LOWEST PAYMENTS IN TOWN or..."". I ·1 W/I'JkeSVI'}}e -·---· sOCiety Jtems ' . h-. 1- 1-- '· 61 •. 1011 hoohr. .c.. ., t, $38,66 *· J RU CK 5 *·• NO DOWN PAYMENT v-. " 1 :it G · . Kel''h ob•·e Ford 1nc 30 =,.-;--=,= ·:.....,_......-, . . &;"' ' . , .. ,~~Sip • IU«c SPruco S-5G8'1, · •• 'i. . • . .. '· ' 11 :it lip Mr. lltd Mrs. Rarltlri ·J-;,~IIIthllr a1 ~moroy . ' reoootly. -,~.~.. ---:-·=----~-~-----...,j By RICK DU BROW CROSSWORD L~GI 10. Up CO lloe ar do, but k lJ Important not to ab- lL limo l!mall Ualt.ecl Pres• lBieruUHal d.ieate your role out of frustration . HOLLYWOOD <UPD - I hope It Ia true the blind ~eo oo rou will find time to write to the ratings aod the ayJtem of apoDIOI' National Broadcaating CO., New contnl art cold-blooded-but the York. N.Y., and tell the gentle- chty will come when JMY·TV and m.n theno that llle baa beeo juot allied ioventlonJ are lD effect, anti one black day alter aoolher since k II good to remind the ......,m they caricelled "lt'1 1 Mu'a czara that there t. • vocal llld World." Informed audience ready to walk Thill will serve several pur. out on them the minute aoUd poses. Fint, it will increale tbe efficiency of mail-opening secre:. .taries as the Christmaa rush nears: yoo can be oure NBC will appreciate this. Secood, it may belp Jlivo deserved 5croop CIJM· plexeo to the baDd!ul of axeeu· tlves who suuunarlly 1xed the very good new Monday nJght serlts on the basis of old and early ·.= _ -......... - ........... . ._;:. De:· I , 198~ DAILY TELEVISION IN REVIEW FOR SALE: I room and hath, large Jet and garden. N e w building, Approximately 10' x 20'. Garage and other outbuildings, frull ceDar ill b11J. side. Gaa beat. Edltb Teaford ~i.:~.:.mos;:;!a~;:,i:, j:: TWYERM·~=ITE' CONTRl20-4-6LIG MILLER BUILDING "' " '~ tlun ono> lnrnrr>*l lftlt'rloon. ·~~~ SERVICES 1 MR. FARMER: Why pay More? Breed to tbe best tor less. Breed to Gold Medal and p!UJ prov011 bullo f • r MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ll n adon 1-'ublinliDII Dl!allline 1:011 A. . Ill . Mol'ldlt .loj·_-, t oun~b\ <" 1201 BUSINESS (1) NOTICES Dall)' Se~~· Pom~.:_Ml4dleport, 0 ., alternltive il availablll, UDleu it I.IJ, I. - Wl»'ld"-o oltuation oo lnfurlollllfl to those involved that a girl iD the ~· JaD Norrle, vohmteered 1D0fttY '!f her owu lor tho pen'· ratings. pose. I tbint I know the answer: Third, though resWTection of I am convlllced some of the the show on NBC·TV is not likely, powm with fancy titles really a contlDulng protest .. bJ& as the doo1 uodenland it and ao wrote one thus far could help land it 1D It off. Wby do!l't yoo explalD to aynctication or perbapa ~ OD the poor fellows it's all about another network. ADd fourth, may- real people, like thOBe tn the be nothing will come of It all- audience they've lost cootact but "maybe'' is always a IOQd with? eoougb reason in it8elf to raise some cain. It's good for the soul. """'""'IBI"'LI: FREEZEI NBC Olt.ll 1Jarp1'iH LONDON <UPII - Commuters The uaual expectation •t the along the 1ast JS miles of • reil networks Is that there Is always line knew their train wu ~mlng a furor wben a reepected pro- Mondoy. gram Is cancelled, but that it's It was screaming at the top of soon forgotten and bwllnees is as Us whistle whlcft had frozen. usua;l. 'Ibis time, however, NBC TRAVELER RUNS AGROUND had a surprise. OBAN, Scotland IUPI I - The The protest bas beeD IUCb that !14-ton BritiJh trawler Boston tbe weekly show business news- Heron ran aground near Glas Ispaper, "Variety," pabUahed In land Monday night, ldlllDg at 1 N'ew York, reported ·"nervous- one and perhaps u many aa I&ness" among "NBC bra!lb." It ven membera of Ita ta-man crew. added : "V&rious . execs acted ~ Six. members of the crew were a the heat wu .on from out-of- miuiDg. toWD crlx 1eriUes I to keep 'World' NUMBER ONII going and this made the web re- DES MOINES IUPil - Truck luctant to concretize cancellaUon driver Marlon E. Delmott Mon· proceodln11" - llMlugb 11 finally day took borne his fourth otralpt did. No. 1 Polk Coonty auto llceose AI an indication of alldleoce plate. responoe. "Man's World' produo- Delmott camped outside the er Pelor Tewbbury wroto to thlo COW'Ihoulo for 118 houro to be viewer that • single co1wnD iD firat in line for the coveted thJo opace brought to NBC In ooe number. day more titan 200 iettOI'I. "pluo BEU RINGER 15 telegrama."· EPSOM, England <UPI)-A moThis was just a otarl, of course. bile Ice cream salesman . baled I •UBgest you keep wriUng. Let ioto court Monday for Jin&liD£ hil those reoponslble lmow !hot you bell OD Sundoy oald in hlo doare there, and thai you demand fense, "they ring church bells to be heard and reckoned with. don't th.ey?'' For K yoo doo'l, these gentlemen, He was fined $2.110. who make their decisions auto- LIGHTS FAn. MGTTO matically on t11o basis of questi,.. WOLVERHAMPTON, Eng[ond able flprea worked oot by some- !UPII-They had to lire up tbe ooe elM, will have even leu con· hurricane lamps lt timea Mon. !lderalloD thoo !hey have now !0< when the Ughto failed lD magislho humiD aad creative olemenlti trail'• court. ~f their entertainment. Tbe town motto is "Out of Rilht now, that Js al1 you candarkneas cometh light.'' 11.""'dAy I. Ifill. ontolopo ....... ... _Of ...... -. lLa........ I.Walah -.t. 115. Sootdo - ...a..... Sl . . (J wdl.l .......,..... ..__ ....... __ - -n.- ..,._ - ..._ poM... LBinl ~ prq li.Aclbm .una - lf. At Ill. ..... knd'• ..,. '· Arabi&: . ww. lMoaoo 'barrlr.- U.JI..... li.FI<Ollo a.a..,. '"'11'1117 -(tWill.) 111ck.na.me M...lbdfcr - I'I".Tnuun• aCilil4'• oUuor opoed -~ ratewor. Jop. SI.Otri'• - SL~ JI,Wttb- clft "' ... Squlnol'• :at.u...: t. t1oG ot - is given some respect. Money 26.~ talb. WhM you wrlle In, bf the woy, you might uk NBC why it did 10 llttlo to pobllcia "11'1 I MID'I .-w -~ op- 40•. . _ - D. Put"" "lobe" n.cura:..a. - 32. Ttlllllllua: S!.-31.RoUed U& 38. Untcona IIIII 19.&trunJeo <LI>oelrboe ,2, Bv of metal f&8bip'1 track l4.Actor - WOllaot DOWlf 1 Owlac D"ILY ORl'Pl'OQUOTE - lleln · - to wolll Ita . A~YDLBAAX.& a. w . o :11 o r11: &. r..o C)lle JtUer llmplJ ltaadl for uothet. Ia tbll -.ple A 11 uH4 ! tor tbe tbree L'.. X for Use t~ 0'., etc. lm&'le letter•. &pol~tile JanaUt, Md fol'ID&Uoft ol U.. word~~ ar~ att h.int.. - do¥ 1110 &. -lot-.. & 1' c y y y- J J T AI -K. K. dttferoot. llrJptor,... Quotallu c 1 p v y A I.. 'I' B V V P V V :P Y B N y c p z CI P O!f Pit aU( VlPHB ·--·--dio ~~ Hll WHO LOVilfl NOT HIS COUNTRY, CAN LOYiil NOTBINO.-BYRON -- \VMPO R.a MONDAY TIIIW FRIDAY 6 :~ NCoeuntrywa M ..a- Time 6:w u.., 6:ZO Coantcy Jamboree 6:30 News . 6:35 Farm World N~ 6.15 Melp County R 7:00 Newo 7:05 Breaklltlt Party 7:30 NeWI 7:35 Plckena Hardware Show 7:50 7:50 News Report 8:00 Radio !IYJmta\ 8:11i Breakfast Party 8:30 Van ·Partlck Sport Show 1:35 Breakfaat Party 8:15 l.lakor Fui'n. Show-Frl. 9:00 News 11:05 Coffee With Janet 9 ,30 News 4:11 Local Now• 4,11 JOII.. Buick Slulw-Tueo. 4:41) Mu8ieal Mys!lries 4:55 NeWill 5:00 Platter Party 1:14 sign Off SATURDAY SCBEI>VLE S:OO Newa' 6:0il 6:30 6:35 6?ZO 7:00 7::15 7:30 7:31 Breakfast Party 7:!0 7:50 News It UNIE IUIIIM!i.LU NANCY A l?AL.!! I HE'AR THE' MAILMAN Faith For Todly News RFD RFD News Breakfast Party Ne"s 8:00 Breaklast Party 8 ' 30 News 9:35 CoHee With Janet 9:45 Betty Newton Show 8:3:; Breakfaat Party !O:GO Newa U:OO llewa - a y Ttlroagb Frllh.y 4:00 Dlsclna with Don 10:05 Mlnla!lrlal Amclallon 9:116 Breakfast Party. 7:00 Slin On, Musical Clock 4:30 lnterclwJ&e 10:30 Morning ln!lrludt l :I5 Jones Buick Show 7:43 The l.tfellnt 5:00 Community N•ws 1:30 News 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5:116 World & NaUunal Nen 10:30 Newo 10:35 Newa 9:35 Mlllic In lhe Air 8:011 Sports Today 1:16 Spotli8ht on Sporlb 11:01' Swap Shop 8:40 1be Good Life 8:10 World NeW. 6:3l' Dinner Mbotealo 11:15 Today With God 9:55 Under Ohlo Skiaa 8: 1~ Muolcal Clock H5 Slin Oil 11:30 News IO:GO Nowa 1:51 Commnntty News SI!Airday 11:35 FArm Bureau 10:116 Polka Party 9:00 Latcnatrine 7:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 11:40 Countcy Hoedown I0:30 News 1:30 Public SerVice 7 : ~ '!be Lllelillo (·Family Worship Thurs.) 1035 Waid & Donna llynm 1:45 Showers of Ble"ln£ 8:00 Oltlo 'ValleY 'New• IUS Upper Ronm ·Meditations Tlm. 10:00 Maaon County ll<•w• ' '116 Pl. Pleaaant Football 11:16 Dow Jones Stock A•4, 11:00 New• IQ:Ill Talk ol the Town 10:00 Newo 1':00 Noon News 11~05 Top Ten Show JG:55 World Newo 11:116 G AH S Fc.olbaU 12:1~ Music Juat For You 11:30 Newa u:oo Tallt of the Town 11:40 World News 12:11 Goesslers Goes! star Fri. 11:35 Dut!Dn'1 Top Ten Show (exeepl Fri. aturch BtU. !ling 11 .56 Medical Mtlestonts 12!30 Music Just For You 12:00 News- Noon Report 11:45 Worltl >;eu 12:00 Local & Ohio N•"• J·OO Newo 12:15 Music lotorlude II '55 lolllon Counl)l NOWI 12:11 Bduutlonal Special 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet. U:OO Community Newt 12:26 Llleflllrd Bulletin IIOar1l 1:05 ~.uslc Juat For You 1:30 News !:GO Neww 12:1111 Loca1 News i2:11 News 0 Grami 1:35 Music Just For You 1:116 Plat!lr Party tl:to Oltlo News 12:30 saturday Matinee . 2:00 News 1:15 Ob1o Stata Football 12:11 l\llrtlelo 1:110 OSV Scout of tha Weelt 2:06 Mus1c Just For You 3:30 Newo lUI Llleplrd IIUIIetln Board 1:11 OSV . - - ! 2:30 Newa 1:3$ Platter Party 12:25 NtWI 0 Graml 4:00 Dlacllla Wltb· Doll 1:00 Newt 2:35 Muaic Just For You 1~:30 Alflou\lurt ~~ uo Album 'l'lme . 3:00 NeWl> t:Oil Platter Party II' 45 Country Go Rotmc. 1:00 ·llllmlnUjr S: 116 Platter Party I: 30 N""" 1:SII Newo Boat 6:11 Publle ServiCe 3:30 News 4:35 Platter Party 1:00 Country Go RouJx' 6:30 lllnnor Musicale 3 : 85 Platter Party 5:00 NIWII 2:1111 NOWI Boll 5:45 011 lite Air 4:00 News !:Oil Platter Party 3:00 Midway Matinee 5:15 Nottmbet Ul Platter Party 6:14 Sign Off 3:55 News 8eat 1:15 Decerulle.c lv Left- MiW!IhoiM DAVY JONII WJEH RADIO . 4::30 Local News DICK TIIACY �I ·' Committee Reports Heard By Letart Falls School PTA Group Della Stahl Is Councilor Of D of A Group , . LeiJlrt PI'A bold its reg· Jar meeting at the school house November 26, Mr. Leonard Roush, presiding. on the highway and across pavement will after school by the state Election of officers lor the soon as possible. coming term was held when Mrs. Opa] Sayre, chainnan Council, Daughters . Earl Keeler reported for the the finance committee, America met Monday evenHealth and Safety Committee ed a profit of 128.25 from at the iooF hall. &hat safety aign.l to be placed ing lunches at the school F~"""-i..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;i.;;;;;;o""i i election day. · Carrie Meinhart, councilor, chair- I P~_e·~~~~ and opened the meetMr,. Audrey Hollman, in ritualistic form . Fannie man of membership, a member was reI'OMIROY, OHIO several new members lost by death, and TONIGHT & THURSDAY ed. Playground committee era were sent. Officers NOT OnN ported several Improvements were Della Stahl, councilor; the playground. Elizabeth Jenkins, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY The plans for the Cora Beegle, vic DectmMr 7-1 program were completed. , Mary Nesselroad, "'J WIST ITIIIIT" will be presented on Dec. 19, vice councilor; AlaD Ladd, Rod Stelger, conductor; Mabel Wchael Callan, Dolores Dorn 7:30 p. m. at the school with 1ic invited. Other · Th Th · · pub the "WOIILD 1Y NIGHT" ; erma elss, (Tecbnicolor) ness of the evening, naming Bertha Parker, ITS FANTASTEIIRIFIC! egates to the County Council, ; and Edna Reibel, . 18 MEIGS THEATRE Ballet to Burlesque •• Most celebr1ted niabt-club actl in were ' Leonard Roush, trustee. The travehng Hoffman and Myrtle Roush ; AIdonated by Bertha Parker ternate delegates are Ora Hart awarded to Mabel Wolfe. and Leonard Grimm. Gifts were exchanged and Mi.68 Stone's room received refreshments served. Gifts were the room eount for having the on a table with Christmost parents present, mas cover and centered with Mrs. McBee, the principal, Christmas tree. reported that a new .set of ' encylopedlas had been received and wu very much appreciat- Cll.ristma~ Dinner ,d. She also reported they had Enjoyed By Club the world! SUN., MON., TUIS. ~Ot-~~~1 81 Lelita, James Muon. Shelley Wlnten, Pe· ter Sellen. Fuclnating • • , Dt.turbinrlf Mlddlfra&ed man ser.uallr involved with a teenaao ~1. SUE LYON, l,c..,.1,.".,.'-""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~purcha~=aad~a~ne:_:w:_:::co::ll::ee~m:'a~ker • The Winding TraU Mainly About PeopIe I n p 0mer0y The Senior Motbera of Middleport met Monday evening at Mr nd M Le 11 high school to make plana · 8 . . rs. s e fund raisJng activities for of Gallipolis were month of January. A good guests of Mrs. Homer Showm. of the motbera were on Mr and Mrs Don and iamily and. Mrs to aaalst with the follow· were visitor; in plans : Monday evening. On the 16th Mrs. Jack Bechtle Mrs. Mary Jordon and Mra. will be chairman of a soup Storage and son of Ni· sale and on the 5th Mrs. MarW Va visited SUnday with garet Bowles and Mra. Lovins . ·8 . Epple, Mr. and Cole will be chairman of a recTerrell and Mayor Charles Legar. Mrs. Lillie Hauck returned flUTA , --............ .. IIIOWNif Glv•-··· ,.,., ,_,.. o.,.. ....... 0 IIAJMIIl ,, . . . . . . : Mrs Oleta Parsons of Port· Fr'd.a with Mrs 1 Y . spent · Des:ne Patterson. Mrs. Dessie Patterson vtslted wiUt Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Parkersburg were weekend guests of their parents, Mr • and Mrs. Mason Flflher and Mr. and . Sam Arnold. Mrs. George Powell and and William of Parkersvisited SUnday with her Pomeroy, Ohio lcem,.,... •~toto leiOI!Ionln IIYitt llld II'"' Whltht AI-C-0-1-111 . 4· 99 .. e Daniel Green e Wellco Foam Tread• eLuxurloua euPetite" All colora and styles 7·" FOR MEN 7·" .. 15·" •• l" to 6·" ' ._... _,_,......,_ Shoe Styles For Her ., Cl!lrMI!tti--H- <._....r-MMIHu. .,..... u.a.•HIIIt ~~ - -tum -11 - - Hoolo- PI" ' - . - Polntllll ...;.. To...,.. - l.lPIN - C....nnt W ...... ,_ eAII ., ... ~- otrl" ... ·- A gift was presenled by Mr . . Bowen to Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner from the class. Mrs . Dan White was in charge ol the program which opened with the hymn, uo Come All Ye Faithful" with Mrs. Chester Erwin, pianist. Mrs. Erwin also read a quotation, tiSomethlng Happened Each Chrl!l~ ....... w-w-.- • 2:" .. 9· 95 o..... o.._ Regular $10.95 Girls o....... ___ Sale $6.00 Regular $8:95 Glrlo Sala $5.00 Regular $7.95 Girls Sale $4.00 Sale $3.00 Regular $5.95 Girls o,...... Sale $2.50 Regular $4.95 Girl• Dreo... Regular $3.95 Glrlo D r Sale $2.00 H1lf Slips $3.00 to $5.00 P1ntles $1.25 to $2.00 Baby Doll Paj1m11 $6.00 to $9.00 Tore1dor P1j1m11 $6.00 Full L•ngth P1(1m11 $9.00 to $12.95 Sl"p Co111 _ $6.00 W1ltz Length Gowns $6.00 to $12.95 Full Length Gowns _ $8.00 CHRISTMAS SALEI GIRLS SWEATERS Buy them now at reduced prices - a beautiful aelectlon of &irl• sweaters in bulkiea and fiat knits - lona: sleeve alipover noveltie1 Rqolor Rqolor ttoeulu Rqolor Rqulo• Rqolor $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 f3.9S $2.H $1.95 GIRLS SWEATIRI ........ GIRLS SWEATERS ........ GIRLS SWEATERS ........ GIRLS IWIATERI ........ GIRLS SWIATIRS ........ GIRU SWEATERS ......... SALI $6.tll IALI $4.10 SALI $3.00 SALI $2.50 SALI $2.00 SALI $1.211 CHRISTMAS SALEI Gown 1nd Peignoir Seta $14.95 to $16.95 GIRLS SLACKS A wide selection of airls slacks - . EVERY MAN 11'ANTS 'ms 11'0MAN ON A PEDESTAl tallored of walhable corduroy in aollda aDd prlnta - cotton knit& in aolldl and 1tr(Jpes - sizes 3 to ex ana 'I to 14. Rqolor $2.95 GIRL$ SLACKI ............ SALE $2.00 R-lor $1.95 GIRLS SLACKS ............ IALI $1~ Rqulor $1.50 GIRLI SLACKS ............ IALI $1.21 Anchotwhite Candlewarmer Sets A novel gift. with charm with beautiful handlea. I ehort sleeve tlipoven end tone sleeve cardigans. · For Home Gifts WI HAVI '"' PIODUCII Yes •J IHOWN IHI Kodak 1962 ill Gift Gul Stephanie Pullen waa nanlled of Middleport G I r I Troop 221 Monday evellling at the home of one of their leaden, Mra. William Grneser. Others elected were Sharon Schmoll u vice president: Nterl aa Secretary and S Rue ao Treasurer. Debbie Grueser, out • president, wao in oharge ,...k's meeting when pIa Dl were made for a Chrlatmal .,... ollng party to be bold oo the 17th. Tba lirll are to brtng to71 to their nell meeting and other contrlbutlonl to ualal ntec11 scorn POCKET WATCH By Wtstclox Dependable pocbt w1tcb, euy to read dl.al, lhoct realiUot. Stephani Pullen I• Troop Prelldent lamllles. I Buy now. Girls Dresses at a savlngs-<>ur enth·e stock of girls dresoeslncluded in this sale. All sizes from tots to teens. UMBRELLAS House Slippers SHOES FOR BOYS GIRLS DRESSES Slips $4.00 to $9.00 Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. White read "Something to T h l n e POl. IOYiz ,.II Perrotlrooke- Hush Pupplu- "" • ... ~ River Areas Escape CARDIGANS ~~ $6.00 . l Ing. About." The Chrlstma!l customs lands were presented In a skit by Mrs. Leonard Van Jr., Mrs. Gardner, Herman Mr. Bowen, Mn. Bnd Abbott, Rev. Gardner, II dell Gerlaoh, Mra. Barnes and Mro. White. Ao eaoh · p •raon the clescrlpUve part they placed a Christmas ornament in that country on the Inches Ubly - · lllcb day. Pll'llally cloorbc Tburaday nilht. CHRISTMAS SALEI The story, itChrlstmas .... ,1... ....,.,.dolbf~ totlS-idzes 34 to 40•. Where You Malee It," wall by Mrs. Wall!lce Bradford, lowed by the vocal "Christmas," by Cash Bahr. The article, "Are You Reoody l For Christmas" was read ePOI MIH1 l1nd- Rant&. eraft - Jarmtn - Hush at y _ en tint; 1. N•w- . Mrs. Adam Ebersbach. The Christmas 11tory from the Bible was read by Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, followed by prayer by Mr. Bowen. Adverdstd Brands e • WEATHD ol-tbe finest ylll'll&-eOion to harmonize wltb everytblng In your wardrobO>-COntrasting pearl but- mas." Nationally , . YOUIIi Women'a Cl)rtatf. 1ft Auoefallon waa founded ill Londo~~ ln 1855. 100% all wool cardigan, large bulky collar, knitted Christ Tuesday evenlng al was the held church, served by the Philathea Society In rooms the lunch room rrom profits decorated 1n keeping with the Jlfro>m the lunch room. Christmas season. There will not be a The blessing was given by In December but the next Milton Houdashelt and Wallace date was set for Jan. 13, Bradford served as master of ceremonies. Tom Bowen, president, welcomed the group and tbanked committees of the even- SHOE GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY NOW YOU KNOW CHRISTMAS SALEI Women's Regul1r $10.00 Bulky The Answer To A Perfect Ungerie Wardrolae Is ••• Annual Event Is Held By Church Class GIFT CERTIFICATE Son'• Marriage,. B , • ___ .J emg .... nnouRL..,.. ley, Miss lJnda Placer, Miss M.ary Herne, Mlsa Kathleen Herne, Kenneth Herne, Mr. """ date to be announced later. Mr. and Mrl. John Bryan Mrs. Phillip Heme, Colurabos Mra. Iva Stewart, wbo bas are announcing the marriage and Mrs. Dorotby Bryan ot served aa cbalrman of the sale of their 11011 , Stanley, to Miss Middleport. of home made candy at the Christine Herne. ----school during the 110011 boun, '!'be meollnl wu 801enurlzed reported that to date 128.58 haa at O:!O p.m. at the :tome of GAVE DINNER been lized rea · Mr. and Mra. Pblllip Herne, Mr. and 1\ln. Earl !Jenny Sr. It waa abio reported that the Hamlltoo Road, CoiLUDbus, with entertatoed with a dinner S.... laat bake sale had netted t38.- Rev. Farley performing I he day at their home, Peacock. So; and the laal record bop dooble rtng ceremony. Ave. Present were Mrs. E. 1.· $1211. Tba nell meeting of the Goeslll were Miss Joyce Far- Tracy, Mrs. Albert M '· Mtsa mothera will be bold in Janu· Betty llemoskey and Mr. and. ary, the date will be announc- ed. Mrs. Denny and aon Earl Jr~ Martin restaurant. Following the dinner group adjourned to the 0 h I o Power office for a party and gift exchange. A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Carl WHI president. Refresh- The annual Christmas ban ments were served at the close quet of the Homebuilders of the meeting by Mrs. Robert of the Middleport Churr.h GIVE A HARTLEY & BENNETT o., Dee. s, l86Z ' ~!::::~~=..JI~~-~as~s~isted~ 1~b~y~M~r:s·:..::W:al;ter $13.50 and Mrs. WiD. GROVER'S STUDIO 1&-Dany Senunel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center ••• OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK UNTIL 5 P.M. AND SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Sunday after a ten days in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strauss and daughter its annual 1- ....- -...----, , ~;~;;,;heldMonday evening, at -· - Senior Mothers : :::,~ Jays will provide Complete Plans Mrs. Bert Bodlmer wu nam, , , ed chairman for a bake aale For Acfi'VitleS to be held in January the $3.95 . _ Pockot Wllto Lumtnoua Dltl ---- $4.H . BeauUful wheat Ancliorwblte Set with lustrous brus-flnlshed Candlewarmen and genuine walnut handles. Packed In beautiful gift cartou. Three shapes-Round, Oval and Baking Pau, il\,95 T,l. 1...-- KODAI~S : I Autonlallc C.1ua VISIT EliEIALDS Bo~Wy ~ •• , ele<fric eye ... i1uuw '-ling , MavlHM.JIIftt . ., Mftr Hlftrl No wfndlng-calltlra 11 Ntfer7 powtred, No MHII'III-electrlc tVt adluds che ltns autotnodcal· l'f, And ftO Hlreadlftg probi~Mto Pllm load• In • IHI'f lrt tM ...W «odok Duu I C . - ... aod you con load co...nt1 in advatta~. You•,. Itt to lhoot In o• IRitetdlltt us show you. TOYLAND Located two doon be- Court street OD Malo Street. Take advantage !If thq lijlOdal low aale prlc:es now on -.. . ,. . ., -le-to Toya for everyone on your lliL Slop 1J1 Elberfelda "Toyland Look around at the 1111J11 Items for Boya Plll!l ..... - · . _ .... In the .c.....,. Detc•ctiMftt ..... dllrinl . . . .,.. .. . . . tiM .........C. eo.... ISMM c.-.o, ............. eo-. Dvlfllt. - .... CERTAINLYI We'll deUvor to your bome rlgilt op to the day before Cbrlstmu. Elberfeltls have tbe men IDd ,.,, eq~piDent to properly deliver your furniture and furn!Bbings to your home . . . north, east, south or west ... and to properly Install and put It In place. Be Thriltyl Save All of Your Sales Slips from ••• 111d Glrla llld. 'reall1 the Toy · ' . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . •; you_ ........... PIJ!!Iemn«! • - H"lnedd• CBl"Oiaolott pto lJombod - tiJo ~ • crlmo ... . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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