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SHOPPING CENTER ) ·~ ~ mpecllve- �• 2·Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., New In F,arming Dee. 2t, 1962 Realized Net Income. Will Stay Hig~1 Through ~963 -· Midwest Hit By Rain, New Cold Wave ; i Tilt official low ltmperiW.. Friday was 15 below ;wo ,._ Craie, Colo. For the f~ strli&hl day. Fiorkl& bulced II so-degree warmth , wtth lOuth Mlo ami reporting au a · readizll. Racine Is New Tournament Champ, Beats Albany 42-38 E. BLAKESLEE ,res plus tnflallon make up the of $11.111 and over ln;,.eased while output per man·hour has repla~ highor cost inputs such ~ting costs. and the ~naum• Coooaty A-ieuliiiN! Altai nia'n<"<'. · by more lllaa 1 third. doubled since .1950. La"?r pro· u la nd and la"?r. The volume er .' sfomach wtll hold only so Tile Al,.aaae -"-~ ne ... t farm ·mcome in Since 1961.1. eaports have Lar ger far ms and higher per- duc h vtty has mcreased m th , of pur cHased !~puts was 16 ~r ml~ch food.. . . By Ullled P~ts lnternallonal I By Ualted Pre•• Jat.en~•tleaal .....,.. k t 1 19til than m The 11 be m shghl lflRain fell along the east and Today is saturday. Dee. :II, the 1961 ~~ 1162 was u• more than jmoun led to almost 15 per cent acre real estat~ prices have Icrop and livestoc . ~terpr &ses. oe n grea er m re. WI so e ests . ~ts today and a new 363rd day of 1962 with two $f billic!9:.fl:om 1960. of the farm value .• ! an our boosled cspltal tnveslment per Howev er. the . mcrease. has 1960. . cre•Jl<!· m the number of peopl• 'old wave plunged temperatures follow. This im)ln>Vtd leVel, hlghesl :~grirultu ral produchon m the !arm three·fold smce 1960. 1been greater . wtth crops be Purchased . mputs accounted Ito feed m .the U. S. but the n tlie Mi4~~t. The moon Ia approaching tt. since 1953 according to lhe U. S. The bulk of :hese exports More than three·fourths of the cause of a htgher degree . of for lwo . thtrds or all mputs majoi:. change will he m the T~ tart I lh fl Y . f st rt United siatts DepartmPnt of has been made liP of grains. average farm . inve!!~m:ent is in me<.ilanization . Also, crop ytelds in 1961. !Farmers now get ~type of food and accompanying 0ay w:ekeodo brO:ght e;:n ::;~ IrThe~or~~g stars are Jupiter . Agriculturt, likely will eonllnue oils, cotllln. and tabacco. land and servtce butld mgs Ma· have nsen . more than produc· per cent. more output per umt servtcea. . Florida to tbe VIrginia and IIIOW and Saturn. .'.' in 1!163. Farm• are l•llln(lewer and chinery and livestock mvest· tton per amma l. . . of total mput than '" 1960. Farmers Interested in adjust· [ell northward into New England. Those born on tha clay Dcludfl ~ I~ it intereslln& to consider farcer. Usia& the IIU census ments rose chtefty because. of in total. productton mputs The only sure fac~s Ul the meoll. and management pro- Temparature. in much of the Presdent Andrew Jobnlon, ' 1 ttiOse reports when ,.. koow in· I deflnitloD ol a farm, farm s de· Increased Inventories, not htgh- have varted htlte smcfe . 1 ~· outlook for 1963 ta thai farmers _lllll$ lOr more efficiency are Midwest taday were 30 10 40 de- uoa. : ' .. ' sed .._ lh · But the compo!ltton o mputs . . a· · . . aaed come has deere lor many crea vs more an one· er pr1ces . . ed ·d bl who are able to stay m busmess invited to attend the Farm Re· lower than Friday as the On this day in hlatoey: ; farm families. Ont of the major fOIII'III betweeo 1154 and 1951. Increased mechanlzat:" and ~a 5 chh•:vge inc~:~r~h/;; will have to lncreall<! their elf!- cord meetin& to be held Thur• Invasion of aretic air !pol< In 11145, Texas was admltle\f te reasons for the constant over- The sb,rptllt deellne was In ~Ide adoption of Improv pr~r· armers in uts such cienc will have to rind ways day evening Jan . 3. at the Rock . the Union as the 28&h state. - . all mcrease in farmers· inrome small farms with Ieos than ltc., have rt'duced lhe la"?r. JD· uso of . pu rcha: Ph. . I r Ji'.;..ung volume without SpringJ Grange hall. -Forecasten aald the cold ~ In 1848, the first g•l._ ,...., is the constant expansion and ...... salet. Farm• wltb lllfl __r~n_!arrmng- by _one·thJrd ~s ferllllzer a - mac ·~ry • o o - ·. .. eould sweep all the way to lnstaUed at the whL HOuse. ' BY c. Re *' b . o I ~f~~~i':~. of -B· l--ac- k B - ea,d ed ~Santa~ v,·del Chan·t::Ju~s Jr.f. ll,·· nd a::i.:i~~·A::..::~=~-:. larger , more ::.k=. ol Mexi<!) during the Realized gross !arm inoome _If I ~ j . Temperatu,.. dropped to zero States was opeoed In Boston• . reached a record high this year · below during the night icroel In 1940, the Nl!fs deliveretl h bee d ed 1 ·r not The revolt wu quelled n 0 1nlnt·!Miontana, W•oming, the Dakota•. her heave~t blow to date on LODo but Product'·on expenses . which f Cl b t h bla k beard 1bans e)(pres!'led 1 desire to ~et as n amag severe Y 1 • ...,. ;, have risen steadily. also are BJ' William D. La flprt I alus u • woctr_:_. a (_' the un. off Castro·s .island - Irreparably by Khruschev 's de- can sources in New York who northern MinDelota and Wis· don duriDg World War n. dropo . h F I~" 11 . U-"-• Preu lll&emaUoaa n an uneK.pe ru mclVt'. • . . . . k h d mad , h he p'·• •L-···--•s of oxp'··t"veo --~ reco rd hII · or ...... sma ~ ed' ••bl F'd 1 C 1 an· And Costro s"d they <oo ld ciSIOO to remove Russtan roc ell a e conlacLwtl I gov••• u.....,N .,. ~... '"tly lo occur m · He plctured htmsel( as Santa opr Jc..., e • e as ro . . f lh I 1 d These lied ., "b h of Livingston, Mont. Friday had incendl·creases .are "" eed be ould perm II ramilies lea ve ~hen sh!ppmg spuce was and crews rom e & an . ernment ca l a reac • ..... J bombl • oolh operatln( and other pro- i ;un f 1~ 1 113 ransomed tn· ovailable dispatches aald Cuban students peace" by "witch doctors." woo gll8t. to 119 miles an hour · . ·; -~ 1 ductlon e!Cpehses. vas~:e p;tson:...· to follow them Then Castro abruptly stopped ~ere angry and c.astro was hav· were Influencing the peasants. the cold air moved Jn, and A thought lor the· Qy; • _ ·. > l'""""e per penon of tbe to the United Stateo. This he said ,playmg Santa. mg difficulty keepmg them under Oilier tnuble lflOII: Mont.. re~rted wlndo can alit~."' llelll'1 ~ ' " ' l lama [MPUiatlea fl'oa all w.. 8 Christmas ""?nus.'' He announced a ban on any control. It was also reported thai The Congo _ U.N. troops 50 rnlles along with bllnd~ ~~df~ .;:!7~!. ~ ~ source~ allo bail lllereaaed And, sure enough, Castro ver· further departure Q( the pri.son- the CUban people are restless be- battle F ida nd Saturda 10VE COI'I'LY . ., - . ,· tft~ the laot two yean IIIII II at G adiB& Gallipolis milled 1 000 Cubans to go to 'ers' relatives. Thi• followed bttter cause of prolonged shortage of a r Ya Y •~ ~·• '"'" · •• ... t.c-ase 1•1e re I: · b needed •oods mutinous gandanneo of ...,., ANGELES I UPU - """"" BYJID LEA •.., ROBPn'.... i1} . • recoI'll It••I• one •• 'd 19 0 174 nning 17 !eel Florida to join their kin who had attark>i In the Cu an newspapers • · . . ,._ 1• over liM nsalled from the 1 am · • p. • ru Ma••n 21 ibeen freed earlier thi• week from and radio on Pmidenl Kennnly ' There were other signs of Province. A lflOkesnuut'for U.N. love cost de!:'J' L. ,~ $100 . WASJUNGTON ~UPIV ) ,... _.. • 11 00 ~ .· · d f h t bl · th C 'bbean. . . "--ret•~ Gen I Thant ··'d ~darry F. Byrd (..,. aJ rise 1a nel •-· mdmt •-.-.m f•rm- 194 ro Pt ers. Pl omeroy· t 25 17 Hinton 20 months of imprisonment follow· for honoring the six lea ers o t e rou e m . e art IX\: -• era . _. ~- ~ .· -·- ·--··•"lililibl IDI ... a furiiier de<Hn• In • · . easanK · •h F 11 1ng lhe dl,.strou• Bay of Pigs In· aoortlve invasion. Kennedy also Cuba's netghhor. the Dommtcao t.nga Presulent Mot.. Tshombe 'rorfeo """ flni!d When the jldge charged from • .. -•·tlo 2.35 statiOnary, anaw a a ' Re ubll _ ..., elash be- was efusing 1o · !le-!lre he was folsely represent· hospital Frldsy and hll 1011 tbe Ipo,..... n. 4.31 falllng, Charleston 19.49. vaslon. The price of the lnvadero' wa• criticized by the Castro r.. I p c. re...,. ~ a r. 118" a ~a . an to defelll h t'a the senator Would be . 011 Income of the farm popula· Lo d nd M attorney . -..itrotii'i 1 darns were freedom wa• a"?ut $16 mill ion In gime for •choduhng an address Iween . armed peaomts and Berlin-A oomb tore a non-larrn sources baA n .on a farrne d w· f' ld food nd m~iclne today to eo ooo C.Ubans. including government military force• in a aquare hole in the BerUn wall. Robert L. T~neo, Sl, on when the. 88th Conlf"'l ·~ 1 lion from '" te a It was made . known me the freed prisoners . ho ·[· d I ed IJur&llry cltar&•· Jan · t · accounted ror more than. one runnmg f I 'I eet an Once and famlh.es, rura I area. FlrsI reports sa ld ~-"~n aul r11es ep or 80 third of total personal income ~:'!;.. 11 , ol tho families rould deparl. pro· in Miami's Orange BowL ,about 30 persons were killed. in· Incident. ssyi"' jt ICC<IJII~ilhed olnce 195S. Ohio Rl•er _ Aliquippa down vld ing they left behind all th•ir In New York 11 was learned rludinl Gen. Miguel Rodrignea oo &ood and broke. 1,5011 Wtndowo One of the reaeons lor the In· 13, 4.511 ., a .m... Na1.tona1 up 14, posesston• but the clothes they . from dispalrhes .smuggled bl . from Reyes of the Dominican army In West Berlin. creasinl Income per person ls :35 p.m.; Bingo up 14, 7:50 were wearin&, almost 6,000 Cu- Cuba___!_hat~_c.a~tr~ a_P_~u: __•mage 16 the lacl that many lower in· p.m.; Bill Hougland up 14 , 3:55 - - -·-- J~. ke come Ianners have been rorC!.!d am . Miss Nancy up 15 4:40 out of the larmlni buslne.... :m:: John J . Rowe do~n 15. This trend .will probably In· 7 a .m.. ; Captain Harrison down • See It At ... crease as wtll also the contln· 18 4·o5 am · Hamilliln down ued shift to part·tlme r::ns !11: 6 • m : J~rry Bosworth up BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.<UPJ) - John (Jake Ule Bar· ·~hpart·tlrne l~cllllllr~~r fa~m I17, 2:15 p.m.; New Martinsville I WASHINGTON I UP II - An The controversy flared up again ber) Factor Friday produced a photostat of a t5,000 · e a;r~se ::mwas $3 470 up 17, 3;15 a.m.; Elisha Woods overe."thu•i..tic information re., over an Air Force lest of the check he contributed to t~e l960 Ni~On·Lodge campaign estlmhatl bouor, 30 I ab,ve up 17. 4:20 a .m.. Peggy Down· I•••• was blamed today for new I' rocket - which the ndmlniotra· to counter Republican CritiCISm of his Chnstmas pardon PHONE WI 9-3202 whlc • a per cen ey up 17 5·20 am · Jacob G. "- red ped · lh 1 by President Kennedy 11161 and 40 per ~nt aoove 19M, d 18 • 2·30 . ·.· Luther lnlernatlonal furor over the Sky· tlon h., or= orrap - tn e I d . . of the Nixon and Lodge Commit· bolt ml!u~;lle IAtlnntlr missile range Last Sat- r Factor aced eportahon on a d · th own • ·· a. m., which Wll the Iow year 10 e1 Hurdman down II. 5:20 a.m.; urday. Imail froud conviction on which he an was dated Sept. 29• 1960· lo!ll 10. IC V Horner up 18. 6·15 a.m. ; I d . t served a prison sentence In 1948 was signed by hlo wJfe. Because the Keneral price Albert Holden up 20, 6:40 a.m.; The Alrh F"~rce t:ue a s ae· until the Presidenl squa•hed the Factor said he had sent a check el is hl&her now than it waa in Lunga Point up 23 , 5: tO p.m.; ' mont at t e I me CBO!mmgi fa comed·l proceeding when he pardoned the $25,1100 to the late Eleanor M< II zed net InCOme per M plete >Uccess. ul 11 orm . h ,._ 1... 8 , rea . Titan up 2.,, 7:20a .m.; ary · 1 . s ort11 ,,..,r 1 h8 t lth h th philanthropist ChrtBtmas Day. farm has increased only 26 per up Greenup 3;10 a.m.; Edeana 0 JllCa Ue Isources sol( t ~I oug ~~ Rep. William E. Miller. of New invasion but tbto wao n· cent, when figured in constant Bosworth down 31, 2 : ~~ a.m.; ,t•st was aol sucdms tuh as. cou York Republlosn Q8llonal turned when her project to ralite ll be expectel un er e r1 rcum· n of · ch dalla " rooD PICI'URE up 31 . 4:45 a .mH: stances. the Air Force statement man. demanded Thursday that a eet tracton m ex ledange INcorthern up 32, 3:05 a.m ; . President give assurance the prisoners was canee . 1 1 dl An interesllng feature ol the Bowles down 33. 4 a.m.; Re· was m ' ~a ng. . Idon wao nol Influenced by "I never wao aoked lor contrf·ll food buylna picture is dnwn 33, & a.m.; Beaver COLUMBUS IUPII _ 1'he man The Atr Forr.• satd at Cape palgn contrlbutlono to the to the fund lor the ron.umer.' expense• for food 33 , 6:45 a.m.: Dorothy Es· lwho wlll !ll<'ceed him has called Canaver~~ . lasl Saturday that the lcrat.. Factor and his wife, Rolla. ol prisoners, but If they have increased almost 50 per up 34, 4:25 am.: Franklin Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy'• ram· SkyOO,it lmpaeted ~ the ta:get gave political contributions totJal· asked me I'd have gladly rent since 1960. At the same Pierce down 35. 2 p.m.: J. S. poign to enforce the slate Sunday area and ';',as a fully gu ded lng $22.1100 to three Democratic a million dollars to free time. larm receipts for the Lewis down 35. 2:3& p.m.; Sy· ctooing Law ridiculous and "an test mlSstle Pentagon oources groups In 11100. 1,100 prfaoners," he uld. "lrne lood have Increased only camore down 35) S: IS p.m.: Sui· ,ohvloo• la.<t mlmtte effort to make satd thll wa.' misleading because : Rep. Emanuel Coller. D·N.Y.. :-------=--=----~ aoout 20 per cent. Thlo means folk down 36. J:2& p.m.: Rav· 'a name lor himself." -5ince lhe missile carried no cbalrman of lhe House thal marketln& costs and ter~ enswood down 3~, 2:06 a.m.: William Saxbe who takes ovttr prote-ctiVe nose cone, It was ~·- Committee, said In a Mlso Su•an up 35. 2·36 a.m.; the post .Jan. 14 ~hen the new ad·l po<ted to-and did- burn up hk• IMlllen accusation ww 'aa _ ______.. ___ · - RE'n.IRN8 HOMJIJ Alton Zephyr up 35. 4 10 a.m.: 'mimstralloo Is tworn in. said he a meteo.r tn the almo~.phere. B~~ ao it is cheap." Leo Gilmore luta 3&, 5:40 a.m. ' was neither consulted nor advi•Nf they satd the word Impacted The check phQtostat Factor dil· !rom a visit ' -Queen CtlY iahout the action. lmpli~ hthat the ml<Sile actually played wu made 001u~t~to~ti~ !l 2 45 Columbus an; up ' a.m.; He added that he has no lnten· struc 1 • taraet areo. IN IATIBACTORYdown 4' 05 a. Jon o! becoming heir to a "i>uck· -The Skyoolt earned fullauid· SPRINGFIELD. ill. IVPII up 5' 10 a.ID: et of Worma" and believes the once equipment. but it had lW John t•. Lewis. 82. furmer pretti·ll . down ?:llfi a. new enforcemenl drive wlll end thruot reversal. whlrh shuts off dent ol tbe United Mine Wotrker·s.ll Oliver Slieorer down 9:30 ' with "little or no results anyway." the power when the mJSatle Is on waa reported In "aatllll<tory'" When ,01! It I! ,. ,• .tm . ~ r' ' I "I do not feel bound to any the proper course. For this rea· l'OI'lditkMl today •t a hotplL11 ·, LO:W, LOW .l.oterul :coiL . " '~~:;;~.~~:·:lhr - S • m e Irourse of action otarled by Me· son, .It had been expected thtlllhe where he undtrwetlt IUtltry Loan · ior M4· ~I . tO p.m.; As~·~ Elroy .. ba a•serted. mlsstle ~ould overshoot •t. taraet 8 peptic niter. CARS, TRUCKS, lll55 p.m.; A. E. Y • McElroy. ala Friday new• con· by 86 mtleo. Lewla wu hare with two broth· FARM AND down Marrnet12,15 a .m.: R. ference. charaed thai . dlocount As It IUrned out. If the ml1SIIe era and • olotor lor Bolwurth II up Winfield S:· stom in six clUes were habitual had not burned up In the . atmoo· Chrtatmaa hoUdayo. .; Leila Shearer do w n olltrKlero of the closing law and pl)ere. It would have overlhot THANK YOU ~~~~::e~ I a.m.: Little Edward that It was his f<lSpon•lbillty to target by 100 mtleo-34 more 'I Winfield I : IS a.m.: Mer· art In lhe mattor. He Mfd hi• expected . FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DIYOTID fO_INTIIIIt OP -~ down Winfield 0::10 a.m. only cour"' ol aetlon lo to file The latest interpretation of MAlON Repayment II eeared to JOtar We're ringing out the Old and ringing In the New civil sulto aplnst the oloreo. radio·telemetry data from !arm Income. with greetinp full of warmest good wishes to "All corporations have 10 dn Is iSky hell Indicates II flew on "ltOJ)UCTION each of you: lllfY be the grandest year of rub the 'Inc' off the front of their fo• 957 miles alter a 652 your life, bringing all that you hope for! CltiDIT ASSOCIAnON •tor•• and p on dolnt but1lneos fired It from an altitude of 411.ooo I' I '""I r The Racine Tornado •n n I buDd up a U to I lead at I he .\Iter an Albany player miD- cine, at the end of the I hI r d foul ahot. In a one and one Ill- hll on 15 ol 16 for 31 per cent· Yaung copped the teurney down in history last nl8ht .. tb,e quarter's end. Larry PrIce et" a free throw, Racine JUard quarter. ualion to put RaciDe ahead lll- Albany, Je ol 52 lor 11 per ceni. ICOI"In8 bonon lor one pme wir!nenl of the SecoDd Amwal aCCOIIIlled lor all of Racine' a Bruce Beeale made a I u m p Albany' a Ed KJJII'IIde t le'CI ik. Twenty aecoDda later Slti&ht Albany'• fine eenter. Dan by dumpio& 1n 3% poinll. Hollday Tournament wbell tbey points In the llnl perlnd. ahot with 1:17 remalnir!6; In the the pme up at SHf with a sank a Jumper to bring it up to Sltight, led both leamt In sear- Mark Smltl- of Amta • Bern carne from behind 'W beat' AJ. Behind 21HO with lour mln· third Quarter wlllcb toot t be Jump lhot early In the fourth 31-86. An Albany player mle ill& with 17 polnla wl!lle Prkle scored • points hilling on 10 bany of Athens County 42 to SO utea left In the aecond quarter, lud away from Albany for the quarter, but BW W!cldlne made the ball following the basket led Racine with 13. of 11 from the free throw lint In one of the most excltlna Racine notcbed ten polnll to !tnt time In the prne. clronl· the &CHhead, baaket for Racine and the action resulted In a OONIIOLAnON GAM£ while teammate Blll Qulnll games ever played In the rela· only two for Albany w puU wllll- cally for Albany, Racine never on a picture blyup with 5:SS play In which Albany milled In the conaolation game 6llo had a aood nlghlln collectt1vely new Racine Gymnasium. ID tw1l polnta at haHitme. feU behind again even lhouglt Jdl ·in the pme. the llbot aDd Price wu fouled. which preceded the Racine-A~ lni 21 polnll. Racine replaced Ames-Bern, Aa the tension of the clole the aarne "• not settled unto Racine then atarled Pla>'in« Price sank both foul ~bot. with bany game the HaMden Eng!IIACJNE the delending chaft1PS, who lost gan~~~ moonle!fln the tblrd quy: the Jut mOmentS iii the birth control baU, looldng for I he lt seconds left and Racine was neer• wer; never behind : Priee J.J.I3 Bailey 1·2-4 18 8& to 3:- in lost· night's tonsola- tar, the Tornado kept PIUUini quarter when some Racine foul good shot u the time ticked aU but wearing the champion's they easily downe'CI the Am.,. Beegle 1-1·11. Saller 2-4-8, wicl<: ·ltorr game to Harnden. aw~y and flnall,y lied 1111 IICOI'e abootlllg put the game on~· away (lor .Ome re!son time crown. Bern Greenies 80 to 68. ~ ~ne z.u. Totals 11-(12·21 )-12. .. T!)e Tornado had no e a s y at 28-28 on a drlvtna layup by Here's \\'hal .b4ppened after ticking away In • clil~e g a m e Fo~r polnta were JCOred In Offensively Hamden looked ALBANY of It as t h • y traDed Ted Balley wllh ,2:'111 lelt In the Racine pulled ~' ·~ltll. 48 seerna to create a situation In the last It seconds, but all like a completely different team ' Slrlght 1-1·17. \face Z-!·5, ll!roughout all of .lh• e a r-1 y quarter. Albany a Dan. Sltight HCondJ left In the third quar- which !ans are u I)OIIy u 1 were anti-climatic u Larry S.l- from the ~ne tbat played ft.l. west Z-3-7, Enlow 2-0--1. Kincade ·JIII18 ol the low-scOring game. sank one of hll Jump llbotl to ter, Price canned · the rebound crowd m Tlmea Square oq New ser made two free throws and eine Thursday night. They hit 2.J.5. Total• lf>IG-tOI·38. In the flnl quarter Racine put Afb4ny bact In front, but of S.lser'a milled foul lhot to Year's Eve). Any way both Strtght made a last RCOnd lay· on 31 out of 7'l llbots for 1 good Racine . 5 20 34 42 _ 42 .eouldo't- to find lbe range Larry Saller went to Jbe foul put Racine allead Jf-30; Slrlght teama mlsiiOd several ohots at up. 4S per eent- much better than Albany 11 22 32 31 _ 31 a~ Albany took adVantage ol lint and :cabnlY aallk lw1l free then made ~ last se IHt n d the basket untn, with 10 aec- Both tearna were cold in the their ahoottna Thunday. HAMDEN thll Racine Inefficiency to throw• to !mot the score. Jum~ jo Qiake it ~ Ra· onds ]eft, Bailey made both shooting department. Racine Harnden center, Wayne Young 14+12, Cue J.U, I Fain 7.f.l4 Spqn 4+12 ton U-12 Wat.t ..2-2 Sl(ll-30)-io. · AlfEI.IIERH o!;, Everett S.H, QulJm 7-7. .. 1 *' ·2-4. Srnlth 1-1..., Pllerson O.l·l, L. &venit •w. Tolals 2S-( 22· 31 1.e8. Harnden 24 0 57 • - • Amea Bern 10 • C • - • O!flclala: Bauer and ~ --- :t.lme Women's & MI..... SnOW Boots $3·" JllfP THE SHOE lOX . River Report MtDOLif'OIIT ·.. ONE CHECK PAYS FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE ••p .• ::'t a.. Tlllill •• JOHN DEERE Largess Over A"Ir Force Sk yb0 It ReIease B. Spread . I. . . oth Big Po Itical Parties JS FaIse, MUddIe8 WaterS 'l 520 TRACTOR Now you can <ombino .J/ your Nalion,.idc ,.. miums i~tro one- pay ir over the year ia. euy-rohandle, equal installments, either ~ monthly, quarterly, or semi-annually. No mote "premiua pressure" on your bu~~· ~o more bi&. "lump oum" poym•nr•.. tO nxtt._~y - -buy 'lllf yo111 family protecrion-,for yout file, •0\!lth. h.-, nr Jnd property-th~.moderfNatittn"'i4• ,..y!- With Nationwide, jU$t one ched: ,talca are.. ot~- every• rh ~ ng! For full derails ctiJ ,our ezcitina .aew PR£.. .IIUUM PAY PLAN, call•me. -· "' ~. ~ I MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. Saxbe Find'Ing I p I' , J H MAX , ~~~: RD ~: 115 E. Seconcl vrn.2:MO :" ,."''"' To 'Blue Sui'ts' PCA Mcihe1 With The New · Year .• WE JOIN IN ExtENDING OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO YOU ~ and need SAY • -· IHE DAILY SUITINB { J • ~ - ·-- • • ~ tees uoual." Saxbe ~ald. "these feet. ~~~ ·. ~ suits roold only al!ett thflr cor· The tell wao an ohvlouo I ~··••• structure but they t'OUkl barrassment to the Ken~edY ... uy operate .. partn•n •• in· admlnistratioo. came .. >11~~"~~ I:::~~=~ dlvldualo If oharttrs wore re- dayo aRer President K1 voked." agreed with Brltloh Prime "Ono thlnl thllt dlsturbl me io loter Harold Macmillan to the rewular work In the oltorltey the Skybolt program and !&erterol'o o/!lce. II wiR tau us Brllain with Polari• misstlea mootho to eatoh up 011 juot atead. Ih!~;~:~' ~ condo111111tton and work· Britain had counlld o,nn ~= I' compenaatton Mllll. II he lor Ilia prl1111 nuclear d4 <MeEiro)') 11 lntel'tlled tn wind- Macmillan come under heavy up In &ood order. he mtpt lcilm at h<tcne for qrteJnc Ia the to dun vp theae ..... rether misallo nap on4 the ~=: llllrtlnt lOW he hao no meitt o/ the succeaaf\11 test ollollowlnl up." tned ,the ~ 011 hlm. .......... 11 114 Mulberry St. I n DICk ,....,..., ll,..lllflllftft Sugar Run Flour Mills Ph- WY 24210 O.lllpol..,:.... Opp.PoltOfflc• ,.,_, 116-ml Phclne Mulilerry Avo. . TO OUR READERS GILMORE· SUPPLY STORE Onl1 ,.. ..................... ...·· . . .... .UPPLIIS DufbiC Ula winter .ltiSCIII .Ia • • .0,l1ll aummer macbinery. ' ·· • "'ne In your baler for overhauling • Service on all makes of trlctore 1nd Implements co. FULTON-THOMPSON TRA·CTOR SALES ' ADVERTISERS ' Authorized Dealer for ·~ ·sTOR'AGE ,DISCOUNT ·~ BULl( FERTILIZER On hand at your con,.nlonce. yOU can pur- ··.--------~ Seve Up To $9.50 PER TON ON FIRTIIDR l!y buying befoh 0:00 p.m. on Monday, Dec. Sl. . Jack . w. e.....,, Mfr. ' . fll'iONI. " VN 2·2111 . ~ ~, Dollars in Result-Getting Daily Sentinel Advertising. Your support has enabled us to give the people in Meigs and Mason County a better newspaper. Save Money By Talcing Advantage Of Pome!Qy Land,arlc'S, TakeAdv..... tf up your paper as evidenced by our large list of 4,744 subscribere. Our thanks for your confidence. in placing your Advertising eYou cen get fwtllnr sproiCI on your fl•ld for 1bou1 tht limo price •• . ch... lt Ita w•rehou... · • •AII•nalytle on hand- mlxecl materials ancl ~rllght mllel'lala. .IUI'LDI.IIG ........ J l l l l l • · - · · JIIIOlt ...... Wllliiii!IW ........ . - - ... 11111 cii!ICk ....... . . . We extend thar.tks for your interest in your hometown newa- TO Pomeroy, Ol1lo' TO OUR CARRIERS, MOTOR .ROUTE DRIVERS AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Bulk SpreQder Service $169.50 -~~~~~- -·.-.. WY2~2115 SaveTime~Morley-Equi . "THANK YOU" e TELEVISION eSTEREO· e WASHERS-DRYERS Stli.~S «JQd 'SF:Rl'ICE . Our th11nks for faithfully delivering The Daily Sentinel into ' the over 4700 homes, in all kinds of weather . TO ALL OTHERS Who h11ve assisted us during the past ye11rs by bringing in news and pictures, or who have helped our staff in other ways in giving complete coverage in The Meigs • Mason Area. The D11ily Sentinel depends on this type of support to continue as 11 successful operation. .J. • • • • The Daily Sentinel ' �(1) NOTICES (I) NOTICES MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE (Rid!: Dll B ,. • w Is " (Rear of Meigs General Hospital) ·: . :: :;.-:;:·:. -=.~:-· .., "'" Cen._ fttr word IDI' 1'brM ' ' =-·~~ ~ror adYfttltbla ... dW'pd r:' oW""" r. A&D ow 'I"'LUfU 1t tO ..,., " " ' - · - Il -Ia tcrr ~~ ~ --·~ ~ ~~ aJ . .,. 1e. Oblturi" pubu.ta.d ,, I OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY PARTS SERVICE AVAILABLE nor orliCEii'oURS l:lt A. 11- u. t:OD r • · rlaJ.bo ..IUidv--Nt A.N. to 11:10 - '!J:: ~~! RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 vara- LoD. To4•y's IJDeSt oolumatsi is produoer-4lredor 8arrJ flhe.. lObi time Enieo KMaet eompa· trio&, cre•tor of the nmlDft' se- ••cl ......, Br BARRY SHEAR Written For UPI HOLLYWOOD IUPJI - The 11~~~==~~~:-:~~~~==~~~~~==~~--~1 secret to putting logetber a 11 7= (9) FOR SALE -::- Business Services --- -- -~~--- DOJI1'T PUMP your sluggish NEIGLER Bldg. supply, Racine septic tank . Get Klean-Ern. For remodeling and Home All Septic Tank Clfaner at building. storm windows and Landmark Farm Bureau, dooro . Insulate and ,.ve monPomeroy. 12 7 30lc ey. Call Neigler or Cleek. -- ~lir-======1;,:2:_;,l5~t:;;fc;_, SEWING MACHINES 111 NOTICES SINGER sewingconsole. machine in Attenti011 DairymenS ::;;::=:;=:::======:= )OVf~ !y blond Equip- c . televiAlon musical show was Saturday evening guesb of Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Bate were Mr. aod Mrs. Robert Pitt aod en to m~e 12 yean ago when joined force! wih 8 very gr~a~ 1 very taltlllted. and most Gf all, very warm human being, Kovar.. He said, "Barry, when they pect you to turn right _ fool 'em, turn left.. Always do what you DISCUSS DEFENSE BUDGET-President Kennedy poses with of Stall at West Palm Beach, Fla., where !bey diztcussed the military budget From left: Marine Commandant David Shoup; Gen. Earle Wheeler; Adm. George A~::~:~: Defense ~ecrelary Robert S. McNamara; the President; Gen. Ma•well Taylor,__, Roswell Gilpatrlc, deputy defense secretary, and· Air Force Gen. Curtis LeMay. MILLIONAml!88 TO MARRY MIAMI (UP]) _ A prw'8 ~ seeretory willed more thtm $l mi ... :=~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~==n;:~=~::;~=~;~:~:bj' ber boo IIIIIIOUIIced Frio lhe will many Miami Beach to Recently, right, notOhwhat one isof expected." the TELEVISION IN REVIEW Racm'e AUT01140Bn.E lflluraneo ped to zig zag, dam, embroldE Adam• muolcal opectals for I Teny Campbell. cancollod! LDot )'DIU operator'• er, button hole, etc. Pay bal0 R ABC·1'V, thla one taped on Lon-1 Evelyn MltcheD, aboot 50, wao liceDieT CWI WY N90e. a nee 8 payments of $5.80 per ll V don, I had cau~ to use this piece 1 tbe money wbeD her bou, fl .. "'="'=;;;;-:-:;'.,11=-=.tlc month. wv 2-2204. I of advice. i· nancier Arthur VlnlDg Davil, died u·s so.o.o EASY to place a 12 24 6tc A c Our finale began with Edle and I Riel!: n. Brow .. IHl Uea• !let: Rush, rwh. rush. and ~las~t..m~on~th.~======'"i Want Ad! Just your dJal E ~ ~P of Englbh children sing- tloa. Today'• gaest celumnl•t is "make overtime.'' And when,~~~------------' r to WY %-2156 ood ask a friend- SINGE:R AU'fOMATIC zlg zag OFFERS THE BEST lltJl m Trofalgar Square. Sadden- Ted Pool, ••t.•a• 41N<lor of actual direcVng ls done, the ' distance II 1)1 Ad·writer to aaslst you. sewing machine. Fingertip CLAIR WOODI 1y they see Jn the diJitance the maay o1 &elevllioB't top sbow• rector i:s unable to edit his Among those from a We will bill yoU. dial control to do all fancy PHONE '10 Grenadier Guardl!l on parade. od former )ect~~rer wKh IJ"D"' . who came for tbe funeral eWURLITZER FOR NEW or used cars-Or sewing wJthout attachments. POMEROY WY 2·2649 As a contrast we used the Third feuor at.tu• •• the UCI.A the· film bcause 0.0 money 15 Ida Howell were Mr. and a BALDWIN Sold new lor $319.00. Will sell CHESTER 98• 2145 Air Force B~nd playtn• a 1·... aln an. de-rtment.> lble to keep h•m on •alaryK· Solon Butcher, Mr. and ond OTHER FAMOUl trucks, phone Marvin Marko, .., h per "" . • ·Caa'l Ptolalote l8e J tch od All .., SALESMAN Be 1 Matt or ,.u• ·00 cas 0r .,...00 l2-8-2Ste eounterpomt to the formal Eng· erry 8 u er a en BRANDS 88 ey ' tmonth. WY 2-2204. J!::':":'::"'.!:"'":"="''="'""'""'"'="'=~l ]ish bandsmen. Wrlttea FoP UPI The net . result of all this . Cleland of Cleveland, Harry 0&34061 ewa, Athens, LY • or 12 24 8tc CURTISS - BREEDING SER- There was no need to have l HOLLYWOOD iUPJl - During lthat the director ¥nds up domg vidson of Columbus, Mrs. Eth· l0.9-tfc --~~~---- ICE. Bre« to Gold Medal Edie participate just because ev~ the 12 years that J've been di· 1everything ~e·s been asked to. do Rainey of Pt. Pleasant, Dav· Chester, 805-3260. (3) IN ME.~ORIAN TWO COCKER SPANIEL pups plus proven buiJs for $1. For ery ".tar" of a m!Wcal show is recting 1how1 for television I've - and pleasmg every~ne but hun· ld W. Davidson, Sr. stationed with harness and leash. 115 prompt efficient service, call supposed to 1ing the last notes come to acquire a set of enor- self. When th~ awar 5 are hand· at Norfo]k, Va., Johnny CleIN MEMORY or our husband each. Phone WY 2·2324. Leland Parker, Pomeroy, 0 ., before the curtain comes down. rnously fast physical reflexes. ed out, and If he geh one, he land, stationed at Okinawa, and and father, Ronald E. Grllld- ----- - - - ~- WY Z.2264 or Albert Parker, Why force the two together just Take, for example, my reiiJXlnse know 5 that the he statues. ofand r s. Frieda Howell of ~!~h~ear as 1 &row o1der '58 Chevrolet • $995 Chester, Ohio 9(15..3415. because It Is standard practice while watching the television set ple.~ues rep~:nt t fnnt Flushing, Ohio. And notice all you did Bel ~tr V8 4 .or. Sedan. 12 20 30tp and Is being done land done and from a comfortable position on mil'l gott~n . 8 r. Larry Spencer returend home Buying a " ' Beautiful metallic blue fm· done and done I? the living room couch. Sometimes Even w•thm thP context of a week at Children'!!: Hos120b) INSURANCEu.., Sian lo41•tduall, I suddenly bolt upright, the blood television lt'iee to be, we all ~m in Columbus for eye sur- , 1 thank dear God In Heaven lob. Clean original uphol· New Car? I had I darling Dad like you. aterv. Power ..a. lidt-. Ito be the v1cbml < of. self-delus•on.' gery. His mother, Mrs. · Thill approach wafl especlaUy rushing helter·skelter to my head D d I con be ·'5'9 Ford - - $1095 BARNES You were SIMPSON ~ I d"•d l-and dash acrOBs the room to In no other .medtum prouda of • . lnsur- uoed on • pr,eram f) . 1is the If d> h cer, was a guest at t he horne 1 '"' •hould be V82Dr. Sedan. Jo~ ordnma_tic . BJ'K'e Agency. Middleport. lat urn r t NBCTV "Th .smartly flick tlw swltl'h to "off" rector ess ID uentla . e, f h . t M d M J USt Wh , aI. • 0 "" , u 11 r hK'ol owner. Orlgwol Fire, automobile, bonds. Ph. .8 s mt" ., or · '. epo..'!ition . fights,hefindshimselfoutjntbe l ~t l'er ~ser, r. an rs. 1 AnrJ 1m, oh, su very thankful , hlurk rinillh lih• llf'W . WY 2--2903. tfc L1vely Ones . I fttlt that V1c Da· , . . . . rold. If he giVes in . he is some· · ilr mg rr. 8 27 on •· gal•e ,V' ll I , flad , to '"""' · II !P star uf t IIf' .~ Imw, rhu; . . .. __ _~ l or turmng . ----- - mone, . .sremmgly . vmlent mumfes· limes rnt!Cireu out 1 Mr · Charles McCauley of When troublf' C'lll'lY" nround I Agenry not qUite "1Jl.tuler lnwuranee should not Intrude upon Peg- tatlon .IS J r as. abnormalf as ba d wm·k . It's a terr•"hi e para· I land , Pa ., is a guest o' his son , mf' nNUranre 1or every per!lona1 , . smuK. ~. In art, 1t most oten dox : The more he Lri ~ to hel I Rev . and Mrs. Arthur McCauand . l and buRineu aeed ." gy l,f't' 11 performan£'e ur Da1.e oceurs when one of my own . . . p, , · And everything went wrong, . Pomeroy, Ohio Pbon WY • ., 31 Brubeek '" nr S 18 n Kenton'" I h . t be ~b d the ml)rt! tnJUry he does to h1m· 1 ley over the Chnstmas 1 the knowledge that you were I • ..-.... . 8 OWM u; on t le u · 1 en, an If sr::ason -----~···-- -~ or. rur thai matlttr, they upoo Da- 1001 then a rash of memorie ~ se · · · 1 standing by 1-'0TATOES. John Proffitt, COMPLETE lNSURANCE Pro· rnone'f! Y ' . . . What is the director to do un- Mrs. Esther Price and Mrs. Through APPilOVID Made me brave and ~trong. Portland . 12 24 8tc tectlon , Life, Auto, Fire, P~ Each. one In hiR (or her ) own about ~ partlcul~rd show 18 trJg·lder such unfavorable conditions? Leta Parsons of Portland speo1tU FINANCE, INC., aa . pened -~ · 1·1(). c.a11 Do n '"'I . Mrs. No m.ller What h.. hap a:uociue comp&DJ of l'w !1, M"Iddle- right is 1 jewel Why Dl!x pearls gcred )' h 1n my d mm . Without I f the He does the best ht> can. He &mday afternoon Wlth S 01 I'm always so very glad. (I . FOR AlE or RENT port. diamondll and. emeralds whe~ s tg lt:st a vanct•l ~a.rn ng 'droml works, to keep body and IIOUI t!). sy Pr'Offitt. Her evening guc!StS II NATIONWIDI MUTIJAL, you caa DOW Jr Jesus gav• ' the beat th&t 19 WANT ADS WOJtK w-..a 4 30 tfc.J ('h one can stand akme In Its 1my eevlswn gu• thal e, ~ eth er ~ nd to preserve h"1.11 sa.n· were her Sli~, Mr. and .,_ uuuen recallnewspaper Ihe trt!rnulouM hours l m s.l finaoce your car the low• •ro my dear·~·and precious j when you wtsh 11. buy or sell. .\liCFIONI'EII wn. brilliance? A! you can see, t l d th 1ty. He mtroduce~ what subtle 1r- Charles Proff1t.t and <lau,ghter,[l interest ,,.,.Y ... at'ld Md • 1 . t th t h "Dad." "",·.' . to the .. system... J oyce o1 Guysvtlle . Rtlad the Want Ad!l (or quick· Ctmple&t lltn:b oe:-;th· believe In the htlent 1 I wen h 1 1 m o a s t•JW an 1 eb many ttl' n'tan1s he can m )'our savings by insurin.c "adly ml' lsed -h¥ his wife and It . . t> p ess momen it sptn a mg d h" . h , . ,, .;f;i resu s. Crilt Bracller4 Use on a show . th .. te " ' He oes t 1 ·'~ Wll argwnent, Mr. and Mrs. Critt ElraclfOJrdll 1he (o..,·p[emium way children. · '• 12 29 ltp Ipressure on th e a dver,.•smg · agen- of Wurthington were s u p p e with Nationwide. So MWrllf:, P ....e 01' C'H&art Th" next step, then. 1111 to take , e sys m. /orf }'Oll buy your nest TO SALES HOUSE. 6 room and bath. Good .\. c. BRADFORD. Rat*e. Obt this jewel and put in in its prop· . A elas!uc example flf what the cies. discussions with executives, guest~ of Mr and Mrs A c (8) AU car, set me firn for doll· location 1:\6 L1n •n..l d1rtwt01· must fal'e u:.~u·1lly goes b 11 · " th f · 1 ~h ' · · · ' 1 - -- -- - - - .... - • • co... n.u. I UJ lie er 'etting, according to mood . To · . . . ·· ' u sessions WI nenr s. ese Bradford Christmas Day '*·barreled savinpt ~.ltc Voun•stown kt"t•h"' t"· floor • EXPERT --~ --WATCH·--. 1 terevlsion ~. II ..,, 1ar~ JUs· on1y aven ues .,•f rcdress l!o ... , lM repa 'ring me. any muslt'& show soml'thlllg hke thiR . M nd M B . Sic'' np!•m ll ne Rambler CGJt WY 2-0020. A. H RolleD· work guaranteef'l. Corne~ oi Is mad~ up or mood.s The mood I The S(T~pt a~nves by a studiO Iami rrudi.on. . Iand r da:ghte/s.Lis::a~f Woods· Pelrl W• Willi•ms .. ' · World Standard or Compat't Da~m . 10 llttc center and Serond Streets may be exlremely explo!'JVf". surh 1 me~senge1 who s breathing heav1· 01 he ean do whal olhe~:s have 1 f ld ~ d Esrelltnce (I FO M W V L • a8 "TI~· l lvt'ly Oil@" or low l ly ihrst !iign of t•·oublt' ! l lpon done he{ore h1m. Ue <·an forSJ~ke le spent l'les ay and. lnd Son ' Big ('ar room. ridl! ancln..rfnrm. 4).,, _R RENT._ _ Bl ason, est a II :;,W30tciS P'"'''···u•·• •u',. 1, as Edte:, , 1-.,-,,,_._ 1first readmg , lhe plot and the the hollow hallway!!: or television j nesday last week With his ·- · •- • od THR~E nd 1'"f · b- ~essmg. ' -· " I h 1 · Mr . and Mrs. . C'he.;ter ll WY. 318 N. S.condMiddleport An. ance Srna II car --·"'lqf I a:. a ' u•lr room urm~ • - ·••· --- "·' For ekample, II rew months (' aracters appear to 18\'{' hecn and m directions. 2·2311 manatretabOitj f.d an~~t~ished apart- PHOTO COPYlNG Services. ba('k 1 did "Here's I!'.che" In New Ideveloped by the rne!llleOJler him and her parents, Mr. OFFICE HOURSI ment!l. WY' .N434. Copy any Jetter or doculnent. York. The prnblem was to find self. in transit. Mr;J. Ralph B~dgley. 9:00 to 5:00 o.u, Metropollt~Ji' ...otar111 12 6 tfc Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy. the appropriate background for The producer's memo cheerfulDr. hathryn Philson of A.UI>-11 others by AppointiMnt E. MaJa Scrie&. Pfttn!I'01 :._ . . . 2 15 tfc tht song "Lonely Town." Where ly announ(·~ a 1·asting seRsiun urn, Ala .. spe~t a wee~ vaca. ·THRJl:f! rnnm aod bnlh furni•h- ~ -K;,-, o..- Plumliiiii•H - •'" ean a slt·anger in New Vork eorly the next mnrntng. The P'"' tion over Chrcstmas wtth APPROVED FINANCE, Phon• WY !-:1170 4 S2 ~~~ , f'd a~rt~~nt .. l!lo one 1small ..;...., .bt> loneiiPr than liUft'l)un~f'd hy d.urtlon IIChedule ma.keR no menPhllo~n. Mr. and Mrs. F r e u...... . ·, ••toeiattf~Miilh - - - - - · _ ~----- -'--. office" loom. Cool!! bu ldlllli! MlaeruUle. OIUt people 00 the subway? That'a t10n of rehearsal time because 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ONF. HALF 'f'ON IH!I Chevio- Middleport. 12 1 tfc Rod Y•"' ,.• ., l•oobleo wbero we shot the number. the show must he llniohed In five Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson ATIONWIDI let pick up truck. •150.M,,~ Flni'NISHEO and unfurnish.ed we .,•v• all siJet: 18Wf!r . .eta1Bft 1 Dlteoua&s Aaeleot Ad•ge day11 . Th:Eil'8 en1y h begtnnin&. The Sunday School ~ance . 1 oi Jackson, Mr. l;l.nd MUTl•ALIMSURANC:ECOMPAIY Call W\' 2-- 2853. t2 29 3Lp apartmentl. Paid utilities. BeReaiOalllle ra&ea. of Dayton, Booth~~~~~ ~~ •·•••· Hom• OH•c.: Ce>lumllua. 01111 1 heartily disapprove of that an· The p1·oblem• get w~~n- the for Dec. 23 was 87, offermg was 81ll fore 5 p. m . Phone WY 2· Call Wl' l..zt'lf, Nl(l:lll clent adage that the average TV lti ..... 'r;.~ • • wu• • • n .. ~.61. F • ard , Homer and ~lth H NE!!.!!!!.~ ~Oil A ~w UA 2776. a£ter 5 p. m. Phone WY 126 de viewer has the mentalily of a 12· r,; • ~ Mr. and Mrs. ·a.. Shaefferlw,~e~r~e~g~ue~s~t~s~o~f~M~•:s.~H~a~r~ry~Ha~y~-~!ii:~;:;';!ii:!ii:!ii:!ii:!ii:!ii:~ ._ of eotumbus came saturday to 11 2-3574. 12 6 tfc I? It REAl ESTATE yenr·old and B<('(lr dlng Iy must ~ ~ , ~ . . .I M d M H ld . treatPd as an idiot. Unfortunately, ; • " VISit Wit 1 r. an . rs. aro MODERN FURNISHED lod ... many in our Industry l!dhere to Blackston and family. They • • • I •• • furnt!hed lto~arlment. Middle· "'-- Ll LJ. th!A rule. which b1 why l believe ·' • tulned home Tuesday. . . 0 P T 0 M -ET R IS T port. WY ~-'llf74. I u. ·•e '\Aitlflt1 "'iftt :the o • • r all quality of 1'V JAN. I Mr. and Mrs. Don Batley and Office Hours: 9 to 1~. 2 lo 5 (Close at NooD OD ~-· · - · I I · l p Ch1 pt r 18' OES family left Monday evemng IHI CNI!JlOLIT SIX ROOMS and bath In Har. programm ng 18 "' """ · • omeroy e • ' · · Thurs. - Eut Court St., Pomeroy JMINI!t. t'•n,·. 1,0()11 riAOnvllle. SH :z.-4&!14. POMEROV- 8 ~room frame When Dizzy Gtlle~pie appeared will meet Tuesday, at 1:45 p. spend Chrtstmas Wltb her •Wftl'l', low mll••l•· •U VIArl lnt•r ., 11 . • t . fin., 12 28 Gtc 1 house with bath, gas furnace ;on "The l.lvely DnM~, "' 1 felt his m., at the Masonic Temp I e. ther. Mrs. Barnhart of Woods· · wbUt 111p. :1•11 r.u. in. 1 heating, small utility build· mu!lie was prt-tty "lar out," so 1 There wut be an election, field. \ '1, llld . t.raiU . tt., II, N. . 111tl FIV~ -ROOM --ond bath wllhl ing. Large lot out of high put his Rroup out In left fleld of - --- -~ -Mr. aod Mn. Jerry Snowden , w~t.er . S.'UIOO.BD. Can be bought the ~ Angeles Dodger baRebell ring on the merry-go-round • , • of Columbus spent the weekend buement. Call WY 2. !)434 . 1. ,, 29 ltc w1th $500.00 down, balance stadmm. We didn't explain it. It wa1 there for you to eateh, il with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 12 $.18.64 per month. Cheaper When Peter Nero played the you saw it. What to me wa• most Arnold Snowden. (14a) FOR LEASE than rent. """g "Snmethtn'o Cnmin"' uoder- impori.ant wo• tho fort thst we Mr. aod Mr.. Robert Grueser Now nallabl• at 2 ltteatlont: Cornet' Thinl 11H1 MODERN Su~Mermarket-·--;jth 14 ACRES - t .. room fram~ neath a 22-foot rad&T Aeanner, wt did It for good or had , rather ~t~nd sons of Sprlngfrekl and Mr. Main In MIDDLEPORT and Ceurt 5ti'MI Ill APPLES and aweet cldtr. t f C U house wllh runnlnK water and hoped people would get the eon· than eapitulate to a "performer and Mrs. Gene Grueser and 1 1 POMEROY. Red and yellow dellclotll, Stay. ~w p~enV or ;se. 82 free gas. OUt cellar, garage nectlon. It WB!i like the brass In front of a sparkling curtain:' family of .Colu~utJ Bpent the 0 man Wtnenp 1 Red Rome. ~ ' a., ~r • and Nmall bam. Plenty gar· ·- ~--· -- - - - Televillion muslt'als ahould not weekend wtth ~hell' parents, Mr. SHIRT 81 13 U LAUNDIIIII Grlmel Golden, Glllo&ly'o 1Jro. · _______P den •rouod aod omall frult.On (29) MUSICAL be background music ala our,.,_ ond Mrs. Lew" Grueser. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT clwd. State Routo AI, CarHelp W•nted gOO<t gravel road between INSTRUMENTS touranto. They must be provoca-' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thabet and 1 peata', Ohio. 1 111 21 :JOip . ---- ---Pomeroy Middleport aod Rut- TROMBONE- d · - - Phon ttve to be exritlnR. Television Is fomtly of Mason spent Sunday I =-c,----c:-c. · ·--· -·~- WOMAN, between 50 and 60 land. E~pllonal at $4500.00. ' an <'BSe . e 18 vi111ual medium. and the produe- with her !lister, Mr. and Mrs. COAL AND 1.1011'1' baultnc. yearo old to stay with elder- cepttonal at f!BOO,OO, SH 2-4303, Ernie John,.n, Rut-er aod director muot take the ,.. Edgar Abbott and family. ' 12 ~ oponslblllty of hetng more than a Mrs. Velma Douglasand Ja11e 11 WV NIU. 11-27-IO!c ly lady fur room and board 110 ACRES - On F•vel road, land. WHERE THERE'S A WANT aod •10.00 a week. Contact: 7 mlleo from Pomeroy, 211 LEGAL NOTICE eurtain for a Vaudevllle stage. are spending the Chrlstma• vaTry tbe "Want Ad" way. Ealy Edward Miller at Letart Falla, mlleo from Roole 124 l2 accation with her molller Mrs &o u•. and Inexpensive. tool Ohio, far Interview. res bottomland eo acr.es new- Pll,m• !::"Jrlt~~:.1 c!ho.. '... GlVE.II; DINNER Euda Hamrick of Ivydale, W can WY 2-2151. -~ ~- ~ ~~ ly fenced pas~re. some tim· ~~~~." 1~d~~~\.~. r-~h~!~~. •::::~ Mrs. W. A, Morgan enter· Va. The Tax Books are now open for the paym•nt of ...ENT ber Good 7 - room .frame """'" '"" •• ••• 11h ••• "' ,.. lained wllll a family dinner at Mrs. !Wbert Burdette aod ( EMPLOY 181 ·~wma M cm•r.o r. . ••mber. Hnm.r OrUHtll, Jr. . . December and June, 1962 Real Estate taxes. Also '"" A r•ur..a, new and . hou~e with bath, furnace bfina platnurr. flt•l'l petluon •· her home AtheM Road, Chrtsl· Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller Vl!llt· Delinqu~nl tax. Books close Feb. 1, 1963. · uted Typlwritss., vaeuum WANTED heating, basement, 2 porches. :;'~~m~n ~~~~=::~=:~ ~~=~.c~~= mas. ptesent were Mr. and Mrs. ed with Mrs. Dwight l.<lgan at cteuen and noor polisher•. w....- O - Hauling of cooal or Good bam ehlcku house and c... No . 13,4\4, pra,.lnl for di\'ni'H R. L. Gotthardt and son. Bruce Meigs Memorial Hospital Tuesnn '&:o • from .aid Pliylll• Ann Orlffltll on U•• ' CLYDE G. MILLHONE Rl!pllr lfi"Yice, 1be P'abrlc llveat()('k, Fire wood for sate. uUUty building. $8500. Owrtf!r lf'(ILind• of trll:sa netlect ot dUlY and or Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ro- day afternoon. 1 Shop, 115 W. Second. Pome- WY !-(l57S. 11 21 30te may assist In fananclng. ::!~:'.~or...r:::~l';;, f~! ~!:~"~~~. ::'.~~~ ger Morgan and daughter Kathy Mrs. Robert Burdettt. Meigs County Tre..urer roy . WY %-2214. Pomeroy IUSINESS·131 ACRFJJ- st arrn or rROft ~:tt..~·r:::o,:.."Y~!~~ r~"s",.'d•·:~!! !.~~ and son, Keith or Middleport, Mrs. ~orr1_1an Wyersml1er, wetce tl 1191 Slna- Saltl and ~rvlce. for tractor fannin«. balance b• fOf' h ..rlns on or attn HI• Olh and Mrs. Morgan. In Gall!pohs 1\J.esday. M~r::·i~. r~~= lir!ii:!ii:!ii:501,i!ii:!ii:5!ii:!ii:!ii:5!ii:5!ii:~~!ii:!ii:llsj 11-f.Uc ne.,nRTUNITIES to be pasture, some &imber. ".,. 0 ~~!:~~~~f1t11~; Jr. 1Haggy ands on, Gary, ~ ·~ ~·a:. SP.1"\.\.ooO'• ;-,...;.- - 1 Good 5 • room frame house, J. B. O'llrl•n. ' GUEST SPEAKER Ito Pomeroy with them. 'A • h fOR RENT: Larp grocery for AUotl'lf.ll for P1olntUf . Houlel1olcl Atllcleo yo oe~ rent wllll equipment. S.'LUO Bond bam, other buildings on "" " "" •·•·•~,._,,__.,, Dr. Lester Roush or .Portlaod has been confined to Holzer hoo• .don• 1111 ljoQ tbem ,.~Ill a month. Call Clifton, w. Va., State Hltlhway, 12 miles from will be the goest speaker this pital. 1 Alnl M . PhOne .wv 2·..1.iti and 773-&941. And 6 room:t~ and Pomeroy, 14500. Can bl! fin- fto .. 80~:~,.~".. ~!'! ~~-- or .-s- SUnday morning at the Middle- Mr. Barrie Phillips and Miss anCf!d . dent'• II unllnllwn. WIU , .... ootW. port First United Presbyterian Carol Bearhs spent Christmas We bmdle Ill sins of 1111 ·I10' ' '"-'""'ied ba" ~or ltOI'O lor .., 00 1 hi I on IM ll!lth. dlo:f o' ~mbn, · · ,,. .,. '~'"'· C. C. CUCKt.ER~ REALTOR I1ou. the •nld~nlsned tiled hll p•tl· Chursh ln the absence of the in Columbus with Barrie's sis-· for bottle gas. WE fjt~ ..1'\LY LOAN a Blue month. WY • • -lion 1101011 her In lhl Court ot Com· I.t Rev. Howard Rup- ter a od Iamil Y, Mr. a od uu9. .._ mon Pl .. •• ur Mela• c ouatr, ott1o .• m ms er, what we sell :..W.. C.rJ*-~fbampooer •lth (20) BUSINESS PAULINE MARliNS "'""' """ No. '"''· " " ' " ' ' " • poll. •~ service wlll be at Robert Grimm. Blue r ·•otre dJYoi"Ce uul tart~. cuatody, Nntrol J.~.. uu SH ·um and tdU111Uoo or 111• minor ehlldr-ett 10:30 1 all church members Mr. Dore Arnold has retL..rn. t'lt'liM.t Hltr FurnJture. CC"'' ,,.,..~~ 12 21 3tc ot lh• parUea. and lor • 11 oilier •ad __ .... otNlors are ur11ed to atteod ed to biS' home after bet'•• -n....,]% %4 rurth•r 1..tlet lo whleh 111 m.,- be en· lUlU '!'1' .., . •-eo "-;" 5tc ""ATINil AND PLUMBING (241 LIVESTOCK . ...... ollh" •• ••w " '" ''""'· .. lined to Meigs Memorial Hoo·~ tht trounda ot ~o• •••len ot dutY ' 11. Maellet Pwaaca •nd Q1retne trtlll\1 . Said uu .. wUI HERE pual for several we&s. IUli.:AND, OHIO ' town. Sll~, Arneld Brethen GOOD MILK COW to fre!hfn ::, r~~ ~':~::.;~ 1 rter tlle am1. Mrs. Befnard Krinke bouse-to-house. Ill I. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 100n. Rolland Searles, RutJohn BawH'Iy, Plsllltlff and of Bellview are vis· Mr. and Mn. Carol Sayre of · . Shop, l.!P. Pltotte WY Z.K~ laod - Harrisonville Rd., Ph. HALt.toAv • •••n•. lllng with. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Pittsburgh spent tbe bolk1117 . .. ,, .. . 11-31-711 1 1 _,c SH 2-4626. 12 21 6tp ol) 11 , :.:~tor,_~':~ :~r .:~~m neth Braun. season with .their relaUvea. ------------------1·News, Events spin PIANOS I 1 SAVE Blaettna rs . I FINANCING INSURANCE I' ll 1 • . I • 1 • h Rock Springs NeWS And Notes INt. o., " t.Metqs-Mason , Coming Events . -'t9 N W COMPTON 0 D I Coin-Op r:'" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds $2.00 tr:.: .,• .,.,. _ 'l'.r,n . r •·r h;tm." t T'l:lv Mr . ami :\Irs. Bub Clark and tam)h ol 1'cxas spent Christ· nuu. \ at'ation with her mother, LHiian Lee. A family reunion wa~ held wit h Mrs. Lee't ('hildrt-n pre<>ent. Mr. and Mrs . T . r.'. Hilldort were supper gueslo,; Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Franics Morris. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roherl Byer ana ch \!<irea of Middleport. Oliver Cadle arrived from Af. to spenrl Christmas holl. days with his wife ana son and parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ca· die. Mrs. Christine Lake and 1 Bill, of Atbens spent Chrlstm81 with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mor- rfel "Thr J Jvely Ones" ' IIDW mnt.r of Edil' ..W•m•' PHONE WY 2-2176 <>On· Ernie Kovacs Gave Shear His Best Advice ~··"'11!..::: T..&nllt. Ia R'"ltw MILLER BUILDING RATES f'orWantAdSemet I. .D ke Cleaners . , L.' - · ~·· :.. ~· . onto, Mr. ud Ml'l. Olarloo D. Alfred Woode. There wiD be a New y..,.• 1 Eve party wllh pot IQcJ; IWtcb Nt-ws, Events ood watch nllltt IIOI'Yicel at tbe chun:h bert, I 1o put II. Mr, ood Mrs. Robert Rob"-! of Columbus lpenC tbe weekend at tbe Follrocl-lloblnaon borne and alleltdad church • su.. day IDOI'Illll( · OAILY CROSSWORD .. _, •- .......... L..,_ J ~rna 2l . lrl.lt ...... Jillr- &.WM'f:bar ~-- !i:'!:.._ -·-·...... P. Wtttr :::;::' lt. Ci4' ,. 22. Forbid 24.. J•ru• .O.I•na, .... tor •. eowo. 26. LQ • ..,,__., , Pmotna~ c:rtaM _.., v School otteodance on ,_ 11.... Mo. II. AlJottor Dec. s;: "'"' . ~. the oflertnc - ~ was $14 115. G1fts were present_, I . en... 2i.Rat..... ' ed .tbe Sunday School 111perint· U~o. ao. Coftet : al, 38. 90llqo 3'2. A.r!teMlble . n• .., eodent IJtd teachers aod the en.w..-r. JL- ' 33. Shor~ 3f . Ruminant · lire church --n' te· _:·r· '"_,' ~-AIItl t&lk, • was treated. h ld Wor1• __..... • I .·~.:· ~~ tL t;olony; sbl p '""'ces were e at 11 ~ .:::::;....,.. lbt 3t..1'rtu:a.. QweJunr h I o. m, wllb the Rev . Card brlni~-.. a~ . 0 ... t W1 bone~ ' 42 "!fl ~~' in11 tbe tll< ssage "The HumiUty Jl, lt. O..rr;t (·nJJar ,:· ~c~ of !,I All." The entire chun:h eWS VeDts Jl. It', fllri;oi 20. ~ .O.Binlo.. sang lour of the best loved J'l,- vita ~ a cl• ~br. carolo and the choir sans "0 fl., I• • ~I" I' •· t• I~ - :,!joy Nlgbt." ' Mrs. Zelll Pony . Jib> l ' A bapllomal service was held confined to. Me•- Gtnerai Hoo•._.,..,. m:~~·· . ,, . 14 durlne tbe hour . Those baptlz- pita I lor o'everal dayo with a at. to ed were Vkkie Lynn Carr and knee injury k eonvaletidng at · ..... o1 Joree Ann Van Meter. Tltese ber home ~e. • • ~:" and lllvle Williams aod Joe Mosie" or' lila U. S."lli>V, ~ Llitda Henderson were receiv- spent a sliilrl Itove: bert ,Jill!! ~ ~ ed Into tbe <hurch member- ~ his wife, Carolyn, ontl hll Jill'" H. I" I'• I•• In llltlp. ents. Mr. aod Mrs. Donglas P,!o. 11.1'ood f!oll ~I" l'he church was filled Thurs- sier and family. .0. Col>ltal ~ day eventnc, Doe. :ro, · for the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman a:!..,~ I•• annual Christmas program pre· of Ravenswood Were recent vi• 4tt: To co:-m ~ sented by tbe MYF aod tbe itors of her parents, Mr. and " - I'" Suoday School. II consisted of Mrs. Earl Starkey. ~ DaYII F0 recltatlolls and Slfngs, a play; I A. D. Morrison wbo wu con· 411 · -r..uchy l•t I•• 1.. ' ~ "The .~PlDg Dolls,': another fined to Meigs c;;,neral Hospital play, The Old Maid s Christ- for some time Is again at his Dt'WN mu," and a family play depict- home bert. 1. Contaot InC 1 real life amst~as ending ; Mr. and Mrs. H. E . Starkey o1 . _ 'tlllh tbe 11de of the visited with their dauahter aod II .. ILl' CRY Christmas story and the Nativ- family, Mr. arid Mrs. Donald P'I'OQUOTE- He,..,•o bow to work It: ily AXTDL8AAXft , · Jones and sons of Nelsonville to ~ o x G t ' t : 1• 1• 0 w j The White Gift offerlnH was land shopped in Logan. ro One letter 81~ply •ta.rula for another. In this Mmple A 11 used ~en; Santa distributed Frank Sutphin is a patient In t,:p~~;.:: J;n~:: ~IM h\~~ o ·s. et~:. sm1 1e J~tter•. a.po1.. tandy was passed. Meigs Memorial hospital, Porn· 1 IJ&ch day Lbe codt lett.twn !he "'On:ll are all htnt•. The Grange had its Christmas 'eroy, where part of his leg was ••&u ... -.... program on Tuesday Dec. 18 amputated. He was taken to A C't}'JtGrn•u Quotali11a santa Claus and a treat. the hospital by ambulance on RIT, UTDLTH FMDT ZC Rl.li:R · Uftlve members of the Cool- Sunday evening. RITF'l' 1'1: H1' U1'DLTH FKDT.vhiN! FHA I!J'OUP and their in- Tbe Busy Bee Society ol the structor Mildred Chapman hon- Carpenter Baptist church com- 0 Ill 0 ol'td llle patients at the Elm- bined their reaular December ~- Nursing Home with a meeting with their " Birtbday q..;.tmas pVty aod gifts of Supper" aod Wednead117 alibi p~tes of cake, cookies and prayer service. Rev . Seth Hunt· cfndy were &iven to each one ley brought ttte message using J!fesenl and to the nurses at 1 the theme "II Christ Was Left I " h9me, last Thursday even· Out ol Chriotmas." Plans were 1MONDA\' mRIJ FRIDAY. ' 4:15 Lo<al News Dee, 20. . completed for the Chrlstmas i i:IO Non 4:15 Jones Buil:k Sbow-Tuoo. r ,• and Mrs. Harold Hend- program presented Suoday ev· 8:011 Country Music Time 4:30 Lo<al News n are announcing the birih eing Dee. 23. 1:20 Country Jamboree 4:4'1 Musical Mysteries . a son, Robert Lee, at the Meryl Houda•belt, principal ol 6:30 News 4:55 News s~ · Joseph Hospital in Parkers- Columbia School met with the US Farm World News 5:00 Platter Party b g on Thursday, Dec. 20. Mr. Mother's Club on Mooday even- 8:40 Metp County RFO &:14 sltln Off a Mrs. Lee Henderson of this ing and completed plans for a 1:00 Newt p ,j are paternal xraodpar- Christmas party on Thursday, 7:011 Breaklut Party SAroROA\' SCHED e ts. The Hendersons are also Cupcakes and cookies were fur. 1 : ~ News 1:00 Newa pvent ol two dauahters. nishe<i by the room mothers and 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 6:06 Flllll For Today Helen Findling of Columbus pop by the club. 7:50 7:50 News Report 8:!0 Ne"' e Saturday to speod Christ- CLUB PICK8 W111TE 8:00 bdio llymnll 1:35 RFO with her mother and broth- WASHING1'0N !UP]) _ 'J'Ite 1:11 BI'Oakfast Party 6?20 RFD e Iva and Russell Findlin Washington Touchdown Club baa 8:10 Van Partick Sport Sbow 7:00 News atll other I'Oiatives. selected Supremo Court JUJtlcO 1:35, BI'Oalrfast Party 7:35 Brtlkl.ost Party . and Mrs. Clair WQOde and Byron R. White as the govern- 1:45 illker Fum. Sbow-Fri. 7:30 Nelts nnl _ Sue of Pomeroy spent ment figore who conlt'tbuted most 9:00 News - 7:35 Breaklul Party S dill' afterooon with hil par- to sports in 11161. 9:06 Coffee With Janet 7:50 7:ll0 News 9:30 News 8:~ Breolrfut Party 9:35 Coffee With Janet 1:30 Newo 9:45 BellY Newton Sbow 8:3li Breakfast Party ~y 'lllrouJI Frllb Y Dls<lng wllll IJosa 10:00 News 1:011 News 'i!oo Sign On, Muotcal Clock 4:30 Jnterd,.nge 10;011 Mlnlsterlal -lion 1:011 Breakfast Party 4S The I.Jieline 5:00 Comnttmity Newo · 10:311 Morninl Interlude i :li J01101 Buick Show 00 Obio Vallev News 5:011 World 1o Nalkonal Nowo ., IO:SII New• 9:30 Newo Sports Today 5:15 SpotlJ&iu on Sport. · 10:15-NOIII 9:35 Mltale In tbe Air 11110 World News 5:3!' Dinner Mt.llcalr · 11;01' swap Shop 8•40 The Good LUe ~~~ Musleal Clock 6:45 Sign Off ' 11:11 Today With Ood 9:55 Uoder Ohio Ski• :~ 1111 Community Newo SahiNay II:SO News 10:00 News 9.,00 Latenotrlnt 7:00 Sign On, Muolcll C11Jck 11:35 FArm Bureau 10:05 Pollta Party !)Stf'Pilblic Servl<e 7:Q Tbe LUeUne 11:40 Country Hoedown 10:311 Non "145 Sbowen of BIOdllln' 1:00 Ohio VaDey NOWII (FamilF Wlll'lbip '!'bun.) 103& Wild II Donna Hymn !Oil)!) Malon Couilty l'oe"' b.OII Pl. Pleasanl FoolbaD 11:55 Upper Room !\ledllatlons '!'lmo l~:Gfl. ,Tttlk ol tbe Town 10:00 Newo 11:58 Dow Jones Stock Ave. 11:00 New. I& \&I World N..,a U:OII GABS Football "'00 N11011 News 11 :1111 Top Ten Show 11~ TaUt of tbe ToWII 11:45 World Ne.,.. 12:15 Musil: Just FlO' You 11:!0 Newt IOIOOJII Fri. Church Bells Rfng 11.55 Medical Mflestones 12:1$ Goesslera Gueot Star Fri. 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten Sbow 11:·· World ~n 12:00 Local II Ohio N""'s 12:30 MuJic Juol For You 12:00 N...,__ Noon Report 11•55 Mason Couilty Nen 12:1S Edueatlonal Special 1,00 News 12:11 Music Interlude 12:00 Community NeWI 11:20 Lifeguard lluiJetin 1lool'd 1:05 Music Jusl For You 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teels 12;05 Local News 12:211 Newt 0 Gramo 1:30 News 1:00 Non 12;10 Ohio Newo 12:30 Selarday ~ 1:35 Millie Just For You 1:1111 Platter Party 12:15 Market. I:GO OSU Scoot of the Week l :po N0111 : l:II.Ohlo Slllll FootbaD 12::10 !Jf•auant BuUetiD Board 1:15 OSU Footbal' 1:05 Millie JUII For You 3:SII Non , 12:1111 .1'i'WI 0 Grams t:OO Dlsetna with IJooa 2:30 N"'" 3:35 Plaller Party 1~:,; ~ Aaenl , 4:30 Album Time 2:35 Music Just For You 4:00 News 12:45 Otuntry Gu Rounc. 5:00 N0111 &mublry S:OO Ne~ 4:05 Platter Party 1:!)5 N.,.. Beal _: ~ . , 6:15 l'ui>Uc Service 3:011 Platter Party 4:30 Newt Country , GO .1- · 5:30 Dinner Mullcole S:30 Nen 4:31! Platter Party 2:~ Ne.,.. Beat. , ,, 6:45 Off !be Air 1:35 Platter Party 1:00 New~ S:IIO Mldwly Mlftlilfe 6:11 Nowmber (:110 New. 1:111 Platter Party 3;55 Ne"" t!Mt ~:II Deftmk 4:1111 Platter Party 1:14 Sqn Off earpe ·· N E ,,.....,,. .._ "'"Y• Han·· ... ::'f!t; =- :If! - ' .~~'·· .... .::-'!';... p....., ... - a.Jit.;'l:l .. •lfl lU<j.' _, !":" :!n, ,.. '"·=.tnt. ,.,.. I gift!! ,.. ~ ,,~ .. " ~ ~ .,, or::. :=.:=.. l m~,.M;t ws~n't 'f.il} 1 brimminq with information . \VMPO Radio I NANCY t I WJEH RADIO ~ ••no til05 . .·lih9;,1 2:1. DAVY JONES ; J~. r.f:.·,. -t ..... ly LEFF ancl McWILLIAMS NOTICE! MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE .OWNERS. '*· t .l• . B·ulk Tank serv1ce . "'". w·r , = =.. ::,• Rutland Furniture Phon•sH.2~8n ' ' '•" ' • I \ ' ~t"·'\J;· ' ) ;< �' ' I "• .,. • • ~ - • • enttne at y ,I ' .,_,_, To•Tlael,.,.... 0/'ft.ll.......,_,. ..,._ llloiiiJ "* ........ 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' •SUNDAY;;DEC. 30 through SATqRDAY, JAN. 5' · HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - • THE P"frol woo tho ·yoor'o longett rilnning YEAR IN REVIEW: Motion picture rna- - P opera, ond Dorlt qoy ,lt•rted o kers a}ld ·tl\elr arch ·rivals in television movie lq which ohe played o hou... filially agreed .on something, In hoth of '!!life who a.-moo tolovl.n't belt their fustocy •hooks 1962 went down as Miu Sup Commorclol. Hor -milrrlosio oloo olippeci. Confusion '62. It was 365 days of jlanic. In the movie world, excellent ' films Fox stlidlo closed its doors to repair flop1,1ed at the hox office~ production the financial damage of a "Cleopatta" CQnUnu_ed to run aw31, more movies liad · flounderipg on the Nile , . , Yill Bryn· to be SQld-to television lo 'keep the Hoi· . ner became 1dr. Curly Top in "Taras lywood swimming pools fUied and the Bulba," a movie which sounded more shadow of home entertainment via some · like something on a menu. kind of a home hox office became even The old order changed In the cinebigger on the willing wall. · matic west. Kirk Douglas aprared in a ln teleVIsion, insiders called PNI- we,tern In wh\ch he refuse to shoot gralllllling ''the saddest season yet,'' the' bad guy. He'ct tried to understand news Shows and documentaries took the hhn, studied his moUvation and suggestnetwork spotlight, old favorites fiC)pped ed psychoanalysis . . , Frank (llomeo) Sl· In comebacks, and the top of · the natra fell, out of the balcony when his year was right- out of the old holium Juliet (Prowse) decided she still wanted bucket~"The Beverly Hlllblllles." a career after marriage. No marriage, There were· few thanks In show buS' ' • • · lness for the memories of 1962. BETIE lJAVIS Al~l.l JOAN CRAW· Ther• _,. toori o - tho deatho FORD co-starred in the big lilt of the of th.,. '""' t.ilenh--M.rllr~ MO.,. year, ,','What Ever Happened to Baby roo, w.!lo Wil b!trn l~tllt for • tr• Jan.e7 , , , The walls tor classification tit lih; Chorloo L•.,.hlen, and Tho- of movies grew louder but there were moo Mllthell. pl,enty of "family trade" films · to which There were laughs over marquee Intelligent . parents could gftlde their signs such as "Imitation of Life" and- children. . An actor (Goorge C. Soottl thr"The Facta -Qf Life" (y~u had a choice), al[ the medical teleVision shows ~ring . !110 f.llm ~edomy into an uprNr .. on the nation's ills via the medlcllle cabf. Oscar nomlneo. If ho won, hio oeid, ho net In the living room,· and over people wouldn't ~coopt tho awerd laotoutO the who had no 'business dancing the twist. voting wu moro lit• "• beauty oon· • • • t•t." H• didn~rwln. IT WAS THE YEAR: . A lloily,wOod novelty shop recognlz. Ernest Borgnlne m'\(le the b\!lated ed the movie ancl television world panic diScovery thtt behind ev~ successful-· with a s~al: _ man stands. a woman-with her attor''Tranqullil!ing amulets to soothe Jltly; Katy JuradoJave him a bad, bad daily tensions .. Shaped for every per· time civer a "!''rit . a'!d financial split. ·SIIit&lily." · Lla Toyle1r Pacoo Life (al!ll. CleoThey sold like popcorn. In all shapes. IIIINiliOIIOIHNIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIUIIIIOIMI IINNNIO. .tUII-IIIOIIIIIQIII -...,1 M...flx.up m.. IIIM!f,,.,.Jitl._vlnllo ' • t.J 10. Enlistments ArmouqeedBy RecrnitOffieu.,,· ' The lote Ward Bond, belcn:ed for ~is fi¥e-year •tint as Seth sho'f HSpending some, saving some, and wasti11g 10111" - that is thrift. PIGIOAID ¥d'"""""' Wool ...werk""'"' enr,• Vtuity rNmt, _,_.._ ...... PLYWOOD ... --- •h•'•' 1•r•1••· H•"tiJ lfortn-Ailota....niplp. 1M-oloth"""""' Allow• ... AI low .... • ......... 11lc $3.36 The store iftvitft spending. Tht bank commends sovillg, ond bath are right. So, remember, "Spend some, sav. some, but waste none of what you eorn." CWB TO MEET Tbe Laurel CIIH BellM' Baltla will meet ..,_., ·e9o~~­ ll tho bolito of .Mn. Buca " ' We Pay 3% lntenet On Your Sov111111 The FARMERS and Savings Momlter Ped-1 ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY HOU.YWOOD (UPI) - Jer· ome Thor, who never had to worey about 1 boroe when he was galloping around Europe performing In bit "Foretgn Intrlgue"" televislOh series, bad to ride one- with Charlton Heston In ''65 J?ays at ~king." a...,.. s.,.,_ POMIROY, OHIO ; _, . • e- -... ,. - ' 68th · FDa, oa Addlcll UDSaddled Momlter Poclefal Dopoollln•uron .. Corporotitll ,·:. ' 1962:·No Th~for The Memories hair. ( ' 1 OfSW,J '., . ;:. ~ ; :.'~-. ..:~' ', --e ~~,~~ ~ dp;'&t .... ~~;~;~;~s.rf.ta - tbel!l:Dulid'iafter lhe4lr4t'take: )11 ~.Mon. '!\'il - I t·. ::. : ~· ,'•, ,. •• '!; . - • • - -· Wetni·' •••.u ,.;. l' ~-- :... ~:; .."~ · - · - . ~ -~ ·:~~~·~s~~~Y:~f '· ,,, '·' ,, ' t·... t; HoU.YWOOD. (Uj>j) - Rich· ard Quine ~uci!Ont has begun work ori the ·ilcreen treat· ment for "Synanoi li o u •e;•' whlcb Is scltedt¥"1f to .go belo!"* the cameras riext )'ear. 'House" deals with <!oritroversial esta'b- "i ... l . ·; - . l::f ,- ~-- Adams, traiiiDIIster of "Waion rain," will ride a(jain. ABCTV has created o daytim.. series ·of his best episoilea called "Maj11r Adams, Trail· ~aster." It debuts Sunday, :r Jan. 6, 5,6 P.M., EST. A.Critic's Choice Turns Faces.Red ~.~u~~::,".;J;Y:;'!,~"~'r: of food poisoning, loal 17 IJound• On the third night a Southeru belle just had to say ,it 1o a ftlend ' "There's the ·~me Iiitie old Yankee actress still tryin' to cross the street end s h • hasn't made it yet. She-all sure and had the hiccups lor eight consecutive days during filming of locations lor television's 'HBw&ffan-Eye.''' (One of the scripts he edited, again." is slow." D:pl •I Ei<plaaalioa: Once and for all, why "It's a Man'i • World " was Canceled and· w.IU (Now who would want to pose as Tommy Sands?) "DJck N~Oll, Mort Sahl Get Chummy at Cafe. Sahl.hos been needling Nllron fo" eight ·ytars." (A psir of .losers. ) . relent ."Cara Williams· and otcept one of the offers· for . may· her J-year-old son to do a till"' vlalon series. Tlte boy It eager ,tor Jt." . · ~ ~·~ go to ' rather ' ,· ' ielto ' spectators. (}&Be "Titat ynung man posing as Tommy Saads just showed up M~ fOr lhree nlghts"ln 1 ,row. Tho sequence was for "TdYs "ill ttl& ·Attic" and every nilht the cotnpany worked m -the same spot, attracting many of the.' same HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) CRITIC'S CHOICE: (Dept. of NeW. items): no d..,bt l Publish~ . : . : . For medium sqots'; Ju~ sbols and close-ups, Vvefte BY ERSIUNE JOHNSON "Bob Conrad picked up a Contr~l DEEP IN THE HEART OP not return to television. It'& a sponsor's wgrl,d. Tbln... 1'1111 Juot -llotta Go: BUlletins oil Bing Crosbf·~·' sofrs:·: Any rif 'em. Kim NoVak's rea:. sons for love ·enn and leave 'em. She broke up her'' I o ·ng romance with director Di c it. QUine, she were ··too doilblful of · itliter ,., ·-;.· ' • .... ' I' ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 December 29, 1962 fisher hawkins horton hudlin