https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3f12bd486df009ded3ec28c6232e4252.pdf 5e8c5fdd070967ea3794cfee52c64f51 PDF Text Text \ I ' 'B~r~~~~ ~~tl;!· Middleport Church Of Christ ,--,---_-·- . cbrlstmas with Mr Ch riS• tmas program PU!~~Intlirtt cabeen and family 1 ~ the care of a ~;~~j~~~~~~~;~~~~an~d~u~n:ab~l:e~to Mrs George Meinhart was !w1th Church of th e "'he prnJ;;r<1 rn \nll.l .•. the most joyous membe"mg - ilf. ~'' ltiJour lincero hope tnat it '' · lq ~"!'11•. COft ~tr·· • • ~I Sus11n Slater "TturtyTwo Tails and 8 L1tllc Feet", Debby Gruel· er and JLmmy But<:her: "LonE· some Tree', Neda- Bradford ''Cios1ng Merl 1tal10n". Carol Srritth "Star of th:> East", [.; R Wiley :~ ml son Davul 'Solo, "Silver Bells' Cash Bahr, story "The Littb ,&,.nge! Who Wouldn't Smg", Mrs Chnstmas' Midd} I t>pflrf Morv p1ano snl n "Oh, Holy Nigh t", Chmt1ne BahT; "Thll ~ • ~ Tmv Chnstmas Dell", Mar. " 0('1e~ 'f Long, "I Can't R1•mcmber", .Tt f .; 1 frey Boggs, ''The Day After I j'r anti \1rs Fred Mees and Chm t m ~s". Bre nda Boyl'r; "TtY.! l !amJlY Columhu s. and Larry Engmeer ', Lee nard Van Mete: , Faulkn.,er, St Albans, W Va, vts"At the Mangf'r", Ca ndace Bahr ited over the week end wtth Mrs "Christmas Picture~·. BetS) Cull James Faulkner nmgham, Pnmary chorus "The Joe F RH'c> who has completed Happy Da} Bx'pre ~s ', 'Chnstmas · 1 two vears m th e Marine Corps, ar· BillY Hysell, ''The Christ h rived home Monoay evenmg fr<lm Christmas' Marv1n Fry, , offertbry ValleJo, C.Jlif H1s mother, Mrs piano solo, Joy Boggs; "Salver H~lda Dunham, and brother, Larry Star", Peggy McKmney, '~The I Rice, and &o n, Chipper, went to Bard's Christmas Tree", Narsa [P-arkersburg to meel htm Frost; "Tbe F1rst Noel" , Carol Mr and Mrs Norm<m Wayland wa. Mr. and Mrs. Dell 'rile; south ll)inlature. bride and Andenon, Judy Marttn, Judy and son, Charles, are spending Second Avenue, were~ marr1ed on tne 'gift of their S<n and hiS famDcce01ber 18, UKI!. at the Methq- Ily. Guests were registered by dtst Church pers••'l• tn Che- their granddaughter, ' Virginia shire with the Rev. C. L. Thoma& Fife The couple received mar.y gifts and cards from friends anrl performing the ceremony The groom ptesented hiS brtde relatives and another cake from w1lh a brooeh wliach Jbe wore Mrs. W. A- Hutton, Rulland for her we,ddlng and Sunday 22. Those registered mcl uded Mr 1957, Mr1. Fife wore t~e brooe't and Mrs E 0 Sjllitb Mr. anti when they celebrated their Gol- Mrs Lee Smith, Noa~ HaskinJ, den Wedding anniversary - with Mre. Laura Bradbury, Mrs:. Jam· Open House durmg the afternoon. es Arnold, Mrs John A-layer. Mrs. Mr and Mrs Fife 11ved in Che· Gt!orge Baker, Mayor e O. Fisher, sh1re for thirty years l'f their Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mr~ J. )L all ilt ancient' Jenkm ~on !0 you and yours ~I tht best that life ,.: ; Fife's ·Obserye ~v.ersary WaYne Du11 ~ 'lflppy B1rthdny' Arthur Sk111ner Chen lr'l' \1,1\ t'l, '1 Ca n", Debh:· The pr og ram clo,.cd with "Oh, Hwkl c, "Wf'lC'Ulle To \ou", Jm: Holy Night", sung by , Carol Jean Long, "A Secret', Jack Lohse, Hudson, Carli! W!lson, Jani~c Pr1mary Song 'Away in a Mau· 1Asb ury and Bonme Van Cooney ger"; "1\Iy Chnstmas \V J!jh", Ste· and a prayer by Fred I Gardner, ven Va n Meter "Welcome E\•ery pastor or the church bod)' ' B1ll y ~l<iter , "At Christ· mas Time', Lmda Pmnell , "R f; .• . ,ptotl of mind and '!asting·love and friendship. • " ' wcluded "Wei· ptano solo, Jenmrer Lohse, duet to Our Prngram", DlXI~ S'lyder. ' <\ Cou rn~cou s Wc'ic!Jme'' Johnny M <~yer pwno solo uJ! Came IJp011 1 hf' :\I1 dnight Clear'1 ,·, \ I charge of Sundav the Chmtmns , ''Keepmg Christmas Su· presented n1ghl progral'rl at tht' ell Sl:ln Call Neutzlmg, "I Love Christ~u" o;Oftl~ l ' ,, 11 opene:t by Kathy McElhwn v foll owed by group ~ tngtng of 'S1!ent N1ght". · ' . in Wildermu th, Gerry Malley, Cht.~t which CtuJ.~ ~ tma s prayGr _.. > \ ~J I Cor. Seeon• .r. MW , Middleport In heauty, Ch•i•lmas it wfth ua once more. To every• one-, we- extend holy 1eu10n 0111' may .,. ~diantwH~ fifty years of merrled life anti Archer, Mf' R C. Sansbury; MrL have be~n Middleport residents J. B Hayes, Mr nnd Mil. Fran~ for the past twenty ~ears They Ch.eescbrew, Mr. and 1\tr.s. RaY· have one son. Robert ~ who ownJ. mond Luman. Mrs T F. Hawkins, the Fjfe Relrlleratiqb and Mrs:. Charles Vroman, Mr. anee 1Store on South· Third Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Rev and M1 ~: 11ue, an~ ther have two a:ranJ C E Hoyt and son David, M:· chlltlren, ' Vlr&lma Irene and Ro· and Mrs Robert Cuats, Mr and be. I Craig. I Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mr and Mrs At the ,Ope~ Hous~ mange- Dana Ham tllort. l!lrs Homer H\ nent . of yellow roses and atllor sell, Chester Tannehill and da 1j ~t1t flowers were used in the ghter, Jamce, Middleport; M· home and Mrs. Roberl Fife, the4' and Mrs. George Shaw, Lagan da ugbter-ln-law and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Charlel Barrett an·t Ha.skins. a.. coUAinl were in Marlene, Hurley Huttf\n, Mr and of the dlnlne room, The three Mrs W A Hutton, Mr. and Mrc: rd wedding cake, wh1 cb was de· Everett Hutton, Rutland; Leo I corated in sold and tJpped with :1 Vaug!)an, Mr. and Mrs Ro 1 Attendance Awards Given At M~rning S~r ':J: one and ail o! vur JOyol fncnds we WI Sh that this Christm,Js may bnng you many sprritual bles;;rngs .. blcssmgs that will lift your heart and cnnch your hf~ lor y~ars and. ycur~ to ~omc. BAKER FUR·NITURE • •' FROM US: Kenneth Miller, Charles Bush, Clifford Hayes, Robert Llndslamer, Marvin Krider, Laura Lyle, ~ellh Woods, Robert Bunooo, Eugene Buckley, Lawrence Bush, Phtllls Adams, Esther llaycs. and JACK CARSEY, Mgr. ' M,igs Co. s~~:fu Co-Op .. '1 t!/m'r a happy, lrtarty -wiJh for your Christmas cheri - Altd htrts a hope thol ycu mey luwt joy now and in the comins ~tar. 2,000 REASONS WHY To you we send the st!WII'I , - best, and mey you all Ill trully Should we ever be required to proh our Interest in commllllily health, we could cite a,OOO goodreaaqna. OurpreserlpUondeporlmenlitoe\1 upward.l o1 a,ooo medlclllallncredleniL They Come !tom eveey.s)oint ol \h" cOIDpall. Some are preser!bed daiQ', olheli,!IDI7 rirell. blmtd with jrltnJs atJd It/lows/lip ' • , I t'~ ·lalort, and with 1ood thit~~s b11hf fori• ' ~ ~ • Th•.s• drup aro broupl toaelhf Cross Hardwat.. 81 LL LEWIS, Owner Middleport In our premiptlon dOpjlrtmem' •· • ·to help 1111 render co,~tent prot..llonll Mntcl ' ' fllr the prote<tl~ oi1<>UI li~lb ·' . Dutton Drug · Co•.· COAT!i -BLDG. I '1 0 I! MIDDtEPOR:r_ f' >I · 1 .~· Installs New Officers For 58 Raelne Chapter No. 134 OES met in ape<lal aeeaion Wedneaday .evening for the, purpose of installlU the offiCers of 1958. The hall was decorated with polnaettlas 1nd greenery f6r the occasion. lnstallln~ officers were: Emma 1ane M<lCHntilek, Introductory Of· fleer: Amber '/{arn.,, JnatJllllng Worlhy Matron; 1.. ae Brinker, In· stalllns Worthy Patron· Hue! Gle'and, InVIting Marsball; Beulah Stobart Installing Secretary· Chloru; Grimm, Installlng Con: ductreas; Louise St~wart, lftstalllng Chaplain; Bernice Carpenter and Ruth !lllrnitz, TnstBllln~ Marsballs; Leona Hensley, Installing Warder and WUliam Stewart, Insta lling Sentinel. Officers Installed were Ada Nease, Worthy Matron; Arthur Nease, Worthy Patron; Hamel Neigler, Associate Marton; Ernest Wingett, Assodate Patron; Gretta Simpson, SecretJiry; Cpra Webb, Tr~urer; Jane Hill, Conductress; Phy!Us Assoe~ste ~onducl· · Qhaplam; Margaret Lo~ Jhle, Ruth; Sal were viaiUng-worthy matrons and worthy patrons, Cora Webb, prtlldent of Distrlei ' 25; Paullne Atkina, Secretory ol DlotrJet ' 23i Mary Hutihes, Secretary of DlstrlC! 24; Put Matrons and, Paal Patron,! of Racine Chapter; and dlstineu11be~ masons, Harry P. Smith of Pomeroy and' Allen Hugbea, Middleport. , • Guests were present !rom Pornoroy, Middleport, . Cheohlre, ~uts­ ville, McCOnnellmlle, PI: Plea!llnl W. Va., Harrlsonvlllo, Marl~, Belpre, Cleveland' and Wilkesville. At the close of the meelmg ~·­ lleshmcnt.l were served In the dm· ing room The ta bles were attr~e· tlve in lace covers and decorated with Chr1stmas greenery end min· iature remdeer with Santi a{ld 1 sleigh. Committee's for the Installation were Harrtet Neigler, Gretta s1mpson POMEROl M" :m4, Mrs. L. 1t ?,rtilt oJ C~a•leston. W. Va., Mr. and Ml1 W•lliam Claar, Cbillicoth~ and M• '"~ Mrs. Clayton White and daughter. Carol Lynil of W!ften Mary Lou Ibl' ahd Margaret Nell· \"ere Wr>Pkend guests of Mr. and man, Registration; Leona Hensley, Mrs Edward Par!ttt Laura Clrele and Charleo Hensley, Mrs Harold Johnson and Ric~- ' Instruction, Harriet Neiglar, Na :..rd Lelfh£'il of Springfield· were om! Bnnker and Jane Hill, Vouch· weekend gue sts of Mrs Emma 1 n~mest Wingett, Cora Webb, Ha 4'lfhcil Prosoect Hill. Mr~ C J Ehcrsbach was a Gal· zel Cleland, Examming; Harriet ltpolis VISitor Saturday, Neigler, Ernest Wmgett, J~ne Hill Mr"~ tt-•chard Vr!.Ug l'lan Sr.. Mrs. Phyllis Martin, Ruth Bernitz, Max Teddy Warner, Mrs. Waid Windon ine Wingett, and Charles Hensley. Pnd Jurh• Va1' 11 "'"~'~ were Parkersbudget· ChloruS Gt1mm, Bernice burg v1silors Monday. Carper:ter, Agne11 Price, !Jeulah M1•s Cheryl hbeh iJ"ath was ~D Stobart and M1ldred Chapman, I ' "'1111!ht guest of Mlso Nancy Program·'"tblorua Grimm, Publici· ~t· rns Saturday. ty. ' • ~ r ond Mts Edgar Pra\1 · a~~ Harriet Neigler, Gretta Simpson 'r'l'1 '1rtaughter Debb\e Laney , ~~· and Betty Salser, Decorating; Eb- •cd Su nday wit~ Mt. and MrS. er carnehan, Emma Jane 11\cCiin tock and F1rn,. Gaul, AUditing, Maxine Wingett, l!abell Stmpson, Mlldre4 Donahue, 'Letha Mqrrla, Otis MnChntoc~ and Arthur Beei· ; J Eberobach. . S'lnd:l'' r,ucsts of Mr and Mrs. Wtllinm B1ker were Mr. a~d Ml"'. William Grate and son James of 'harle. ton , le, Gnevance, Phyllts Martin, Mar· Mr. and Mrs. R"U~ s 'WatsOn rotba Lou Beegle, Enuna Salser, Lau· l,:iDed h~me . St~turdar, ' evenln~ ra Circle, Agues J1ice, F1rn Gaul trter a v1sit wi th relnth ~s in Cot and Erlene Wolle, Dinner Commit· vmbus. They were -rccompanicd C. ' Russell, Vtolet Russell, Ml' D ~v1d Briggs, Beatriet Brig~ ,, Mr and 1\lt!. Richard tflussel Santa Pays Visit To First Ba~tist Church Children cDmpanied , horo.e Suntl~cy ~,. Mis~ Koehler who v!Slte~ 'Mr..~~.d MJ;S t::harles , W~ayP.r\ anal1 :wt'. and Mt!, s-Jw:n Whi ~· ' , ,· Saturday guests o 1 ~rs. WilL 'I Mr and Mrs. Homer Bradbun and CtJarles. Mr and !.Irs L ,J Santa Claus brougflt treab to 1am DaWSaD. and ' MrS .•• J!idwaid ., j{oehler were M~~"~~d ~· War· Attendance awards were pr e· Reynold s, Mrs Ina Bing, Ch · the thi1dnm of the Ftrst Baptist ren Englapu and' son cralg, ToChurch S<:hool at the 9 .1 ~ servteo ronted at tho Morning Star Ji.:UB shire Sunday, Deo. 22 Tbelr Christmas ledO', Mr and Mrs. Wayne , Watts Churrh Sund:J.y mornmg program wall presented at 7 30 !lnd Scott Dawson of Columttu.~ Mrs Bertha Holter received a w1th Gerald Anthony, Supt of the :md Mrs. Fred Gramm, You.DgS! pin (or SIX years O[ perfect town. Church S<:hool, RreSiding lNldance: Dolores Kra euter Mr and Mrs Fred Rose nbaum An organ and piano prelude by Phyllts and Charles Ihle for Mrs. Anthon)' and her s:1ster, Mrs •pent the we~l<end tn Springfield vear,s. Ellen Shuler and Eldo:-~ Raymond Lievlnj, opened. the pro· Wtth Mr and Mrs. 'Jack Roserl· Kra6uter, three year~ , and Ro· there ~~ram and the 3rd grade Junior bnum and ,family 'l'~ile barta Kraeuter and Jimm~ Ha{ll.n Troop 245, Boy Scodt' >f Am clas~ taught by Larry Rice, had they bad, their C~rlstm'-' dmn•!! . two years ' and hel~d ibelr grandchildren erica, held their Clmstm 1s P1rtv the opening exercise. Rcceivmg recognition lor ha\ at thetr headquarters al the Ltb• " Other teachers who presented observe Christmas. lng: missed less tban rtve Sun· rary Monday evening at 7 p' m Dou&Iass Allen the infant son claDe! in recitations and dnyR in the pas t wr were Larrv w1th f!Jfts exohanged were Freddie Houdashelt, of ~rc-and Mrs .. Riehard Rose~· Holter, Lamse IN.!her. Leda Mac Mrs Beulah White, Kin baum was tetu~P,ed home Satur· ~rac ute tl, Annabelle Rose, Mr The•' were caroling and visited IIti,•rulrv: rl•uar·ten: Mra. Harry Houdashelt, day from tho hospttal. 11n d Mrs. Delmar Hamm, Mu Lois Cecil, a retired 1st Primal')', Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mr and Mts Roy MeCulloug)t Norman Fl!lher. Mrs. Clark Ihlc berore 8Coh~ tG Jack's Dalry 2nd Primary. Pageants were given and son of Huntington were Sun· ~ nd Lester Bailey. for refreshments. by the 3rd f'rlptary, Mrs. Charles clav 1ucs~s df Mr5. Carrie. fi"ye. S<outmaster Robl rt M•lls and Asst. Scoutmaster teonard Gw1az· dowaky were present lor the party Richard Hayes won the grand ~rlze and olh~r prizes were won by James -Btttey, Chari., Cheadle, Harold ond Rl<hsrd Lemley, oav· ld zerkle, Klm Neal, Richard Bqd!mer, James Ml!lor, Eric Cham· hera, Robert Swaoson, Darrell W 11 cc forrest I Sturnbo' A an a ~. ' Baehtel, Karl Beck. Bennett and the 2nd Juniors, Mrs David ,Pirat Jr.• and an exercise was pr~110nted by the 1st Juniors, tanght by :Mta, Ber~ •Bodimer. • Willi! Anthony, ebsirman of the trustee!, p_re!Onted Christmas gifts to the Rn. Claremont E Hoyt, Mrs. <;. P. Bradhllry, orgamst, , Gerald Anthony, assistant or· ''J 1,.. ' ,J • - • Clyde and Leo Wllliamson .spent the past few days with thetr mother, Mra. Anna Will· iamtton of Vale St. NO APPLESAUCI OSSINING, N Y-Stole pobce reported that Stng SUJI prison Inmates had to do wlitiout the'r ·' David Darst Jr., caretaker favortte ltmt dJ~h Wlten somecmll the ohureh. The procram closed .hi-jacked a truckload the beneditlon b• the pastor sauce bound lor lhe ' I ~. l ' ' ~ • SOCIE~-, nam ioli;wi~i·: i~•ndilog commit· the Webb, Barnltc, 9arpenter, ' . '( l '' .. g· . . and Betty Salser, De<:or~ te~ and Laona Hensley and Lau~le home by Mrs E. A. taon~rd, who Stewart. Pr~motcrs w•ll spend Chnstmas wtlh !bern. Introduced during the evenln~ Harry White of 1Gallipolis' was tile weekend guest of · his aun! , .M1ss Nettle Koehler. He was ac· j•T:horrrpsom,, Mrs. Guy 0. Russe:t , Mrs Gladys Jolllis, Pornero), \' ' 'e '.. ating; Cora Webb, Chlorul Grimm anrt Loulse Stewart, Registration; and ~lartha Lou Beegle, Emma Salser, Firn Gaul, Laura Circle and Agnes •Price, Retreshm.ents. Sc.out Troop 245 Christmas Party Held On Monday . On The Brightest Corner · In Middleport ~ I Rociind.aste~rn Star Chapter I R:·· H. Raw'lings Sons Co. t "' j • • . .. ~~, ttnel py,~lW EMPLOYEES ' I �• -- • • I ' •• I• • I ' 12..·10111~ Sentll!e~ PotneNY·Mlddle!X!rt, 0, Pee 28, 1867 ~ I TELEVISION GUID~ l Channel3 -Thursday R~~ Forked Run Lake'$$25,000/s t~l*'t W ' "'"""" $1gn On Today 01&1110111 Voluelast-0 Ivarying Bei"'whims Alw<tys llerl ••1~1 ~II! ol bureauctali 81 ~ ~g{dln& dtate-OWned and de trll .ye situated In large ll'elll com JltlliQ. 111Gilft''l'b f&llfl'll ptll'j161e of each is t6 •M to file ~le's t~U6n assets to rcmoye ' sub-marillull prildUcttive land from eultlfltJIIII, t6 eonerve tnd promote forest wood\llpda, and to conserve aoil Di!'hlopilltlll of tllese entirely worthy pro jects baa depended upon the good will or the rhelntt.all~i!Jflg agenelea and conversely, naturallf, upon the "pressure4" originating fromeacblocalltyeoncemed We"1tav• NciJ\IJy lived 1hrough a case close to borne Where the &ood will stnteward seemed 10 'lle wanlll& alkt the hOille pressure to be oli the l~w ilde Bill events happily turn~ ollt othei'wiJe. ~ api'IDJ at least ·~&,000 w•s promised for Forked tun l41te by the tlepfli'tment of Natliral Reaourcrea. It w.. to bUlld a camping sltt tot a of 100 campers This awn, hOWever, wu not eannarked lot Fork· ed lun But lo(ll•• County ftepresentatlve Geo'*f lilelnliari ~lit Ullited that the funds would bt umiJmum avllli,te. He Began Button-Holing When It • became app~rent a month ago that Forked ftu'll'l $25,000 might be shunted Into another lake project It was enough to stir conildmmlr ietMty here Mr Meinhart went to wort,at once So did other mterested lndlvldu1111 .and organl;ations Letters were hurriedly poste\1 northward Mr Meinhart himself begjm lhat ott-recurring job of but· ton holing )mreau peraonne! with the blunt statement: ' LOok here, you said " The result was that llllt week the Natural Resources ,~ple reaffirmed definitely there are 25,000 MAle dollars for Forked Run when the weather breaks in April or May There are three observabons we want to make about tlilll event that the public perhapC~~hould note Wou'.Jn't C.hange It ~~ Wle~ Flfot. It 1 lim -, aome es Is popular to crillcize the way Jundt .,. obtained for such ' home county'' projects Would it not be better aome fltrY,.Jor a definite schedule and plan be set up (or orderly development of all the ·>" ltat,...,Wlted lata projec~' Why should the The !'rlce Is Rl&ht Truth or Consequences Tic Tee Dough It could Be You llld Day News Matmee Theater Quecp fnr a Day Modern Romance! Comedy TilDe Sp••ach Playhouoe Flatt and Scruilli It ls at once one of the sms and one of the vutues of Democracy that the group that makes the loudest noiRe usually gets the most of what ll Willis J.et us be reminded of th1s fact of life in other matters such as h1gh· Ways and possible IocaIIon or sta t e-owned and operated Institutions in Meigs County FOREIGN NEWTS w COMMENTJ\Ry II bluntly, likeD btg a bite of Rlstng unemployment unfol'tliD· otcly drives home this point Blain tliOoe of how lndl!QllAta Ohlo'a unlilll· of II ployment eompeneatlon Is abd bow push badly It needs revision would lveaken It doem't take too lon1 to con ta.watloll. elude that a famUr slmplf cdnot climate II ripe to live on 139 a wee~. tilt JURal the bead With a maxllntuil Thlt meaM tllat Ill¥ ol Mh leilsl.. mgo are exbaulletl, bomea are !oat miJliall)ed "rl&lit to and debU a!cyroole~ Ccmpenu• lion has not ~n rai~ed alnce PROPOSI" LAW m5 to worl:" Is • falH 1abel The Lellillature 1n 1957 te"II!Od on anti unton packag~ It guar to Increase stela compensation antees no one the right to work Smce the ~l!lslature doea no! or the rtght to a JOb It does out meet agal11! until 195b the unem law union &hop agreement! which plmcd have no hope of badly are based on the prlnlcpa that a 1.......... who benefits from a union 11eecled help ha& an obhgatron to support th~t or course, the unemployed ~ould umon bJ jornrng It and paymg be receiving extra financial help dues they ao desperately need If the slate admml& trallon had mt buck fLOODS THREATEN ITALY led under to pressure from the ROVIGA llaly UP- PoundmJ Lab1~r Leader Says Industry Hogs Too Much By JOHN R ROONEY S.erttery TrtiiUi'tf' Ohio CIO Council Wrltton lor Unl?ed Pl"ffs CObU~IlJUS UP - Unemplay mont 11 a major concern to lobor as 1957 comes to a clo•• Alld according lo all mdrc ahons 11 wltl be a maJor IVOJ ry m the months ahead creased cneh week £or the last ~1 •ceks There are now more than Thirdly, we might take up anrl push a p~o ~~~vl~g·~~;.~P:~;~~~~ w:~~~;:n;: posal already made to enllce a number of tton and the number wtll continue Oh1o iegtsla1ors to Meigs County on a stght toTrhncretatsel th e d e o a unrmp1oye m seeing and educahve lour Forked Run could country tn November was 3 i88 be the No 1 attrachon Olhet s easdy should ooo Thrs ' '" up 680 ooo Irert~ Oclober and the latl!esl lol ...... be the recent industrial develdpments at Ky 1November since 1n4n whiCh was a ger Creek, Graham Statton, Ravenswood, and recession year Every day brmgs the great potential site for lOdustry in th word of more lay olls e We hopo those tn government Letart and Portland bottoms have the foreSight and resol11 to These •are the kinds of activities that pro- halt thiS needless was1e of man duce dividends in the athtudes and hearts of ~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~~~·~;.~d~n~"~;~ the men who have to ponder a stale's future ploymenl like unemplbymenl d dd CITES cAUSE nee s an es1res It IS the kind of fnendly The present economrc slowu wn gesture that has no dollar sign on it but of h" been caused hy the fallu" of ten returns 1ts Investment many fold Industry to &horc Its record 1ro- Oh 10 Chamber of Commerce and waves from the I aation to the unemployed now SOME UNIONS IXPELLED organized Jailor, durmg 1907 demonstrated 1ts responsibility to its momben, the general pubhe ,.. • !,,. f. ;J,. 3 """!!" 't I 1 1111'\ 1000 I~ , ~' ir~tur;rll!e~'~"~tbac~k~a~~~~~~~~~~~~. II~~~~wtr~cunlnl bellet tho ln WHH Mef.ils County News 12:10 poml Kttchen As the World Turns Bent !he Cloek Houscp:uty 3 00 Brg Payoff 1 3 30 The Verd•ct Is Yollrl 400 Brighter !Jay Ha ~bourmaste r Sgt Proston Highway Patrol Chmox Pls)<bouse 9Q .Up-to the ntlnule N~w' Scannm~ 11e waather 1 T~a ~atf $how ~ Daily on 990 spot On Your (hannel13 -Thursday t.rndClfstandlng Younel! Neighbors Noon N~ws Cartoon Club Fraokle Laine Gretchen W~de Show MoYie Matmee 1 :urloan Bandstand ilo You Trut!t Your Wife American. Band&tond Woody Woodpecker •lrllckey Howe Club Cartoon Club five stu Flllil :lfewa H~arian Student Named Une~~Teq ~Young ,."\Iomen of the Y 9 .o woo Weathercast New ~ Picture ljBC News Dealh Valle Days TMh or Ccns"''llepoes jerty Lewis Show M&i<<ad The Th~n "llan Cmleade of S~rll J!ed Barber's C 11lfli' Nows !leaclltnea Woatheroast Nltewatoh U:JO Sr1n Off 10 45 ll 00 11 10 ll 15 ChannelS - Friday 8 00 Capta~ Kangaroo 8 45 CBS ews 9 00 Mornmg Shows 9 45 cbs News 9 55 !!o.·nmg State News 10 0~ ll30 12 00 12 10 12 16 IY 30 1Z45 1 00 I 80 z 00 ! 90 8 00 31 30 4 00 4 15 liarrY Moore Strrke It Rrch Ne•J at Noon Katr s Almanae Love ol Ll!e Seal'<n f or Tomorrow Gur~ing UgH! Katre • Klt~ben AS the World Tllft# Bear the Clcok H6bseparty Brg Payor! '' ' Tlk Verdld Is You\'1 ' 1\rlqht•r Dill" Secret Storm • 4 ~o E~ gc of Nr~ht ' 5 00 Mystery Theliitr • 6 30 Your Esil<f "R~p~tler 6 45 Sporls Parkde non11 !r. M Wea\ll'thn!W I ' 7 00 Mr t\i!lncl 1 Aill!ll\'~'f l 1 30 Ptayhouse ~f St::rs B00 TlackdoWJI •n ' I tl• 8 30 Zane Grev THedttlr 9 00 Mr Adnn! & Ev~ 9 30 Pro Foot bail Hjg~~~·• 10 00 The Etne Up 10 30 Person to Person 11 00 News 11 05 scanmng, tl)e weather ' II 10 The ):.ale ~now , 1 ' WHTN-TV Channel13 A44 Sign On 9 45 Mornlnl! Mpvle ·"""'•"I =• C: n~otlaUons co...... Love of Lifo Search for Tcmorro1! Guiding Lrght ,<il , •- 'l'f" the sueo crills, end o on sodttion's Infra• !IY!It'a payl!lent lions OJ)!!nl I'Oll)!nltlee • .•./Oodlyon meellOi tiCII to eml IIOOkho den ito to l today m Cliaii!Ur ill'ioru JIDdinl Ctptllln Ko,ltg.roo CBS News Mornlnr Show CJll.l News Morntn~ Stale News Garry oore Arthur Gotl.l.rey Strll<e It Rlob Ne)'IS l{itre'a Almtaaa Se111 ccrtoln employera to ~lock I~PPie anEI the mounting Po R ver pu~cJ mental unempl<jfil)~ Ol benefelts a dcubh Kreat to lhd tSUBr whiCh many emplorm Pf,Jesme lowlands In tfte rlnt'l were willing and anx1ous to give delta lllllill) thelr t mployes The situation will ulhmately be determmed m the courts but that Is Utile eompen w4•·tJIWA§HINGTON MASON Adnat1e Channell -Thursday Katie'~ • Comody Trme Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye WCHS-tv Channe~ 8 Tour For Legi~lators The )• Nj~att:'. · Sl Ol! •• tNA;•··· .. teNd 6 30 6 45 7 00 7,30 8 00 p 00 ll""m"' r·· "~.:aftl~ ·~· ••illblt!ll UU)IIi'tll UnemplO\rncnt m Oh10 ha9 in Cl'fton 5 00 5 30 f 15 6 25 Lux ShOw wl~ Clr>o 1 and Industry by expelling from lls ranks those who have farled tu - ... ---fits wtth the wm kers tn the form llve up to labor a code of ethical Jlcth r~ L('wJs a~M~rrls Johnson of adequ ate wnge hikes or \111h practices The determination of the AFLI vhilNI Mr and Mr~ Fred LCWIS cuatorpers In the form of p tlCO SuntfHy evenmg They alstl railed reductions or steady prices ro IHJt CIO 1<1 serve the best Interests o! Mr and Mro Don Qul•enbcrry ~--~ -- and son Donnie of Chrlll oth on Mr nnd 1\fr& Dana Ulwls and ~ "·~ANM Ohio •pent the Henry w~ek end WI~ M~ Mr8Mr Katle Ba" Hesson and Kennle • ·~ '"" .,.._ and Mrs OsC'ar Wilham Columbus _.. _ _ _ _ Unl"" ,,.... lteH Com~~ttndtnt Mre lloyd Williams was ln Pt 1 urted Mr aud Mrs Waller Blake MARCH O E"ENTS Cold war headllnoa ore likely to Pl j anrl fsmllv Saturdoy :• M d M Alf d R h f • tblft beet to tht Middle E11t emnt Monc ay evening on busl ,._ ne" r an r& re ous o -'dillon~! hvtn•• PtrtiNn • Terry Henry and Don Qul8en Pcnnsvlvama and Mr and Mro Labor bptcltd 10 • ;at n uofore lonr D1:tchtl from l!urope report berry vtsltcd rclallvOB tn Syracuse Harold Young and family Mason Congron fer 1 Tax Cut 1 If Loopholn Art Ellmlnatlll tllate Yiel RUlli& lnleado to In Ohio Monday afternoon visrted Mr and Ma Clifford John By HENRY <J•-OART .:~4 a,... '" 4 1II campaign of lnflltrallon Mrs Thelma Henry and Mrs son Sunday Central Pre~a Woo~lngt .. Writer • ' , ~· an propa;anda Myrtle Llttle called on Mr• Kalle Lester Ohhnger visited Mr Fred t tax - . lnflltr•tlo• would b L t d1 < s1 d WASIIIIIhTON- ' ·b<>r Is e<pected to prou on,..u or 1 on ICIYpt ';,nd Syria e Stewart Monday uw s an •••• a ur ay cut w;en the and SeQto convene ext moot~ duplto )lropqmda would be directed Mrs Earl Dmt and chlldr.n of any tnoreuod defon~e opendlng QI!Dal llil United &tatet, Turkey PI Plemnt visited Mr and Mrs Whllo launching 01 Ruoala. sputnlkl h&Vt juat about ruled out ljld J9ftlln. whOle yeunl! King Herman Cartwright reccently ouch actiOII labor experta say the federal lllcome tax struetm Huateln Srrla llptelally still Mr 1nd Mrs Horman ntolr of The Sunday Sehool classes of ohculd be overhautd to provlda m li!Uttable tax ayotom and to llopu tO ovettlmnr Huntington vl&lled Mr and Mro Mra Frances stewatt and MIBS strenrthen eonaumer buylnf power 11\llilla Ml rectlllly olfored to Autey Blake Sondly Sh oron Berry entertained with a Eoonom~lt tor tilt AF'IrClO f41l tllat till tn. lilld i:DJit •hut ITO million dol HMr 1nd Mrs Tom Williams of C F'rhlrdrstmas party lor members on wccmot• Pleavyrtl:allldl\::::1Yid\:11'"c:'n ~ 1., Jari 1~,,. Atuebaae of •ooda untlngton speut the week end ay afterhoon at tho Maaon ..,_,,._ • wltn Mr ond Mn Llo•d Wrlllum• Melhodlot Cnurch Gamea were burden on lo~ ~41o Income , ....,_. " ~ ........ fiolil ~bloc ~ountrles ' TlleiO expertl .. "'-v~ It S1tf; • ew of ll'lde tlree and family p!n)ed and refresnment• t.ere , .,.t11 It addltlotlal ear 0111""""'' lit nlte4 mfDt a • fie atnouD' IS> Leoni Wam&lcy otudent at liar smcd neodd, lll>'?'rd of "" on I Y ' ' shalt ColtcKo HunUnaton Is spend Mrs Lllab Zerkle, :lin Alma by ollminallnr tax lloltL • •Dtt- 4eplrtoI lng the Chrlatmu holtdays at her Turner and Mra Batty Kadle held • AIOVT Till'I!ii'AIIIl-Tht home a Chrlstmaa party f>r their Sun mont's contract with 'NCII'Uirop AII'Cl'lft -Jllll1 Mr and Mrl Calvin Bumgard d1y School classes at the Mason tor production of tilt 5000-mlle lnteroonttnental nor Hunttnatcn, visited her par Method11t Church on Sunday af~ snark hU been ltdl~Wl to a pelnt whuo tilt enll Mr and Mro Buren Duncan ernoon proj..t 11 con!idtrtd 'lrtually tlbllldoned. Colteae llludenlt home tor the ACcording to lad...,. liOUl'CN. tewer of t11110 Tbers ~rt Ilana that the posl holidays at<! (lary Wllaon of the mlllllea are belnt tumed out under a ''produo• lion ol the United States and 111 MUIIIIT School, Dl tlon, ordor than wore belnr built a ~ear aao for toollnl purpo111o antes may Improve within the Greenbrier ane Capehtt'l of till Unlvtrlltt of The total order Is aald to be for (0 to 110 Bnarkl IIIXI few montha deaplto Ruat1'1 Kentucky 14111 Proffitt of West 'l'hlo may bt &Ailldlc•tton th&t the admlnlltratiOII ileea not fit~ determined oamplllltl Vltllnll Ual"laiiJ, tune Spencer 1 maJor war durtns the text ave ~ JIOCkot mlotllet to Ira II It reported In Waohlngton of Ohio Udll'tlait)', and Eddie b 000 mlleo will be ready tor comblt In 180 or 1963, 1114 wtU no that Prelldenl Eisenhower will Spencer of lht UnlvenUy of Cht plaee the jot·powond Snark __. l! bout TOO soon name Chorle1 W Yost, a 0110 Tho Snark 11 rockel·launclld but 1111 CNIIIIIC .,.... ~ '"ttl> veteran career dlplodlat as am mlleo an holll'-<ompared to 15.000 mil" Ill hOUr tor "w •• busador to Syrl• Mn Mll•• Brown of !tl~ton left conunental ballloUc mllotle I on Seturday fat JtnklnstOWII, Pa • • • • the 'United Stateo and Syria to lpllnd (Jllrbtm., with her eon • WHITHIIR JNDONI81.U-Tht 11111 dopartntmt II -1111 have not matntetned ambauadoro and lalllllJ Itt. and !tin Max toverlohly behind the oceneo to ro.. et&U a olvlt ,.... Ill !MOilfiiL In each othera' oapltalt alnoo Au j Brown ' Diplomatic oxperll tear that 11 tho Sukomo aovommont auat Allen Hll'l'~ aen of Hr and 1n ouottng the Dutch completely lht Communltll wtU lit lA a ,..... 1 No•r Worrl.. Mrs hank Harril of Meson lo lion to take ovor tlla lar(oot It Ia ponlatontly reported that apendlnl 1 fllrlOUih With bit par Tho ny In the oll\tmont ho~ ever, II that Sumatra. Pre ld t 0 I Abel I N I d h JioiiA 1 llland In the &rchlpcl&IO 18 also tho ltchoit and till IJI<\oiiOIIUII ' on ama t aonr o enb urlnl t I ~lJI. • ' thoro do •o• favor tho removtl of tht•Du\cb Other lllandl ,.. Eaypt ls lncrealingly worried over stationed at lht Grtot leo •• ' lfal 11 II th tile dangerouo tic up of bit ooun Tralnl111 Center J19rtedl7 tool tho '"" 0 uy, but Java, 1p>t poU .., r, ' tr ' lth 11 1 !lo\bed of exprc>prlotlon • y • economy w u,a a I Jt tho SUkamo I!Ol"'rrunent su<elildl ll\I OQtlll( the Dulofch bud· One report lo that N11aer haa NrW •IIIYAL JIO•mon It would lltvo Java tn tHe. 1111tonall!e t>OtlUon lltlllr otarted to uk for 1\llrtnteee re- Mr and Mn Jamea Jklarhs are ...,.omlCauY' llolated from lndcneola'a m"" mourceo. I gardlna prrces and q..-UtJ of announcing the birth of 1 t lb -r· • • o '• &oodJ iOnt to EIYPI br 1\Uialaand 3 oz son. Ttmoblr Jemea •11 Hoi IZ!IIION'I FVTVRE--I>.,plto hlll'll'tl\ed dmlala tllat he Will 1 Ill aatallltes, and lhlt the ttuuteno zer Hoopltal Mondoy, Dec 23 rtfillll WUlllrlcton quarters are coatlnftd ~~~.Arrtoul~-~.!~~ 1 are annoyed Grandponna ·ate Mr and lrln ~ llita Taft Benoon won 1 "'m"" lA .--dent il-•w~·· • 1 Tho 'Unlted Stalett reee~~Uy Rollin Beathl llld Mr ami Mrt C..bl~et tor another year rronted El}'pl $G00,1)01) In ocOIIom· Aile~ om, .u o( Pomeroy Mn ThO.. JIOUI'COI aay that It II jull • mattor of tiMe AltlculNre lc aid - tho fb st since 1'!811er'a An01 DIU, Pomeroy, Ia a great beloro llei>ubllcan eampalrn atralott•to etnvlnco Socretarv ••l•ure of the Sua Catlllln 1938 arandmotliet tho P!t1114ont that Benoon Ia a po!lUoli ltab~lt.Y !)tl WIY Olllt , Brltaln and truce a,. ne1otlat whO n1u1t 10• illl wllh Eopt fer ~Qrallon of KANSAS OITY, lrlo UP- Th1 'l'lla OOP pollttcatloa4eraa:.a.~y ~1J<~~#, ••¥.flo'!' trade relaOcno, tuspendecl ainOt National ~oUttllale ~thletlo Aa lit roii!OYod be!ore tha 1918 "' publle have lo depend on local pressures and Trouble Wtth Father A:rl,ne fJ:ancll Show Treasure Hunt 'I ~ Pile~ Is Right th or CohsOqdcn.,.. T~t Tac DouRh It Could Be YO~ M1d Day News 4 45 Modern Romances Wea\hercast Lesson: Be Alert Our second observation is that the recent re-instatement for Forked Ilun Is an out standmg example of the v&lue ol being alert to advance our desires in the capllol We are fortunate too, in havtng an eflecthre voice in Columbus when the chtps are down 930 w00 tO 30 10 o:J 11 30 12 00 12 30 I 00 4 00 Queen lor a Day News Pl•itire NI!G News Whtrlybirdl Trc 1'~ Dofllh You l!et YoUr bfe Dragnet P:gr-·• Choice SbQW • " on 116 Mov1et1me I 15 BrLdo a11d Groom 3 00 M :~ttnee fhentre Mov tehme Brrde and Groom r 6 45 Sign 900 Romper Room tre1•ur• ltrull not change tn1 s While 11 must be recognlted that centers ol greater popula lion will te~ to obtam then p!OJects' qn1cker because of the more mlense pressure they can marshall 1s th1s not as 1t should be' If we here can! so llttle about our Forked Run 1esort that we make little or no no1se for 11 why should we have it' The fact that Me1gs County fumed enough over poss1ble detouring of 1958 development funds to cause re mstatement of those funds 1s ev1dence per se that we want the project If we want 1t we shall patl'Omze 11, promote 1! and help mallllge 1t wh1ch 1s what the State of Ohw wants On the other hand If we had showed so lit tie interest as to be unconcerned over loss of $25,000 for park development we should have little claim to consideralion In Colutn· bus where demands from other mote Inter· ested counties are flied Channel3 - Fridaf 7•00 Today , ~omper Roo111 trouble With F'ntlier Arlene Frano!a Show for money to build what everybody ooncedes Is WOrth· Vll~ ,fillltn:i\if!JO'e l4lGo t'tiOrts. All of ~h1le' thep:~, fl \thida "If! C:oluity'; J'orked 1\un We would ~;He IJ one, I WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 . ' I Clfanll'el13 .. Frtdllf 9 44 &rgn On 9 4~ Morning Movie 11 50 Neighbors 12 05 Noon News 12 10 Cart'Oon Clu~ 12 30 Uberaee 1 00 Gretchen Wode Show 1 30 Mnvle Matinee 2 4!1 Pat and Mtke 3 00 Amerrcnn Bandstand 3 so Do You Tru&t Your Wlfel 4 00 Aqtericpn Bandsllllld 0 00 lluccaneers 5 so ll!lckey Mou,. Club 8 qo Cartoon Club Q~5 Flvq $11lr ,!'ilia! 6'45 jllew$ 730, , ~Searoh for Adventure '1180: Rln Tin Tln ,, 1 8 00 Jlm Bowl" 8 30 t'atrlce ll!unso1 Sh~w '9 00 :trl'anl: Sinatra 'ShOt'< D$91 D~l4\ Witb tbe AllSPll 1Q\illi Cillt 14& ' i<J!~O ' Slate '1\'ooper !~,Ott N~ tu~ Tb:ea\8~ 1l 12 80 Slgr. Off' 12 SO Slrn Off , TIIEIU!!F'ORE, ba It , or· by the CGuncll of the VII PomeroY, all members COD· I Tbat the streets hcr.W. known 'U Cave Street and LoIn Naylor& Run, POm be )lnd II ~ellbY tha~ saJd 4e!Cfi.bed IOWI ' Commencing at the southwest ~orner of Lot No 8S FracUcn No 10 at the porthern boundary ot what was formerly kilown aa Cave Street In Nayloro Run Pomeroy, Ohio, thence rq I' B(IUth easterlY courJe to what waa formerly call· ol.;~im9!'J ed LocUfl Street, thence following •. thf meanderlngs of what wd for· merlf kuown as Locust Street In Naylora 1Run first m .a southerly course thence fn a north eaitel'ly courae to the Intersection 1 of Sprmg Avenue See z That this Ordinance shall be In force end effect from ~:l;:~i'!iji~rt==;:;~ and after the earliest period a!· lowed by law Pwed Dec Z, 19Sl APPROVED E F Robinson aar; , Mayor Alteat• Charl~s Legar • 1 Clerk U2l ~. m t, ztc Madeptobelle't 1957 Merit Awanl wlnnen, honored for tlp!lll aebieoe!lft!l!b p111 ye.r. TGp lOW I Sarpl'lle win•orJudlth Suke..., Hanprlan altdel\t, elted bot of eoul?le" ill her eoanby'• fight for freedom; DorolhJ l,.tvtdqaiaft .lril!llfla .-~~·ft'J,'i,: Barbaraf50111""'' poetry editor; Allhea GdliOUIIennla ~; Gll<lle Mriei!Ziet'_ ~·',~f::» t Bouom row• Dr. Charlotte Friend, ea11ato raearelior; Jeannt Eosir, t.iliiOD ~~!J:![.'~ Grace Hal"lllu, pamter; Ttthiko Akiyotbi, jazz piaaiat; Clirol Lawrmee. · ~~,;:;; �• -- • • I ' •• I• • I ' 12..·10111~ Sentll!e~ PotneNY·Mlddle!X!rt, 0, Pee 28, 1867 ~ I TELEVISION GUID~ l Channel3 -Thursday R~~ Forked Run Lake'$$25,000/s t~l*'t W ' "'"""" $1gn On Today 01&1110111 Voluelast-0 Ivarying Bei"'whims Alw<tys llerl ••1~1 ~II! ol bureauctali 81 ~ ~g{dln& dtate-OWned and de trll .ye situated In large ll'elll com JltlliQ. 111Gilft''l'b f&llfl'll ptll'j161e of each is t6 •M to file ~le's t~U6n assets to rcmoye ' sub-marillull prildUcttive land from eultlfltJIIII, t6 eonerve tnd promote forest wood\llpda, and to conserve aoil Di!'hlopilltlll of tllese entirely worthy pro jects baa depended upon the good will or the rhelntt.all~i!Jflg agenelea and conversely, naturallf, upon the "pressure4" originating fromeacblocalltyeoncemed We"1tav• NciJ\IJy lived 1hrough a case close to borne Where the &ood will stnteward seemed 10 'lle wanlll& alkt the hOille pressure to be oli the l~w ilde Bill events happily turn~ ollt othei'wiJe. ~ api'IDJ at least ·~&,000 w•s promised for Forked tun l41te by the tlepfli'tment of Natliral Reaourcrea. It w.. to bUlld a camping sltt tot a of 100 campers This awn, hOWever, wu not eannarked lot Fork· ed lun But lo(ll•• County ftepresentatlve Geo'*f lilelnliari ~lit Ullited that the funds would bt umiJmum avllli,te. He Began Button-Holing When It • became app~rent a month ago that Forked ftu'll'l $25,000 might be shunted Into another lake project It was enough to stir conildmmlr ietMty here Mr Meinhart went to wort,at once So did other mterested lndlvldu1111 .and organl;ations Letters were hurriedly poste\1 northward Mr Meinhart himself begjm lhat ott-recurring job of but· ton holing )mreau peraonne! with the blunt statement: ' LOok here, you said " The result was that llllt week the Natural Resources ,~ple reaffirmed definitely there are 25,000 MAle dollars for Forked Run when the weather breaks in April or May There are three observabons we want to make about tlilll event that the public perhapC~~hould note Wou'.Jn't C.hange It ~~ Wle~ Flfot. It 1 lim -, aome es Is popular to crillcize the way Jundt .,. obtained for such ' home county'' projects Would it not be better aome fltrY,.Jor a definite schedule and plan be set up (or orderly development of all the ·>" ltat,...,Wlted lata projec~' Why should the The !'rlce Is Rl&ht Truth or Consequences Tic Tee Dough It could Be You llld Day News Matmee Theater Quecp fnr a Day Modern Romance! Comedy TilDe Sp••ach Playhouoe Flatt and Scruilli It ls at once one of the sms and one of the vutues of Democracy that the group that makes the loudest noiRe usually gets the most of what ll Willis J.et us be reminded of th1s fact of life in other matters such as h1gh· Ways and possible IocaIIon or sta t e-owned and operated Institutions in Meigs County FOREIGN NEWTS w COMMENTJ\Ry II bluntly, likeD btg a bite of Rlstng unemployment unfol'tliD· otcly drives home this point Blain tliOoe of how lndl!QllAta Ohlo'a unlilll· of II ployment eompeneatlon Is abd bow push badly It needs revision would lveaken It doem't take too lon1 to con ta.watloll. elude that a famUr slmplf cdnot climate II ripe to live on 139 a wee~. tilt JURal the bead With a maxllntuil Thlt meaM tllat Ill¥ ol Mh leilsl.. mgo are exbaulletl, bomea are !oat miJliall)ed "rl&lit to and debU a!cyroole~ Ccmpenu• lion has not ~n rai~ed alnce PROPOSI" LAW m5 to worl:" Is • falH 1abel The Lellillature 1n 1957 te"II!Od on anti unton packag~ It guar to Increase stela compensation antees no one the right to work Smce the ~l!lslature doea no! or the rtght to a JOb It does out meet agal11! until 195b the unem law union &hop agreement! which plmcd have no hope of badly are based on the prlnlcpa that a 1.......... who benefits from a union 11eecled help ha& an obhgatron to support th~t or course, the unemployed ~ould umon bJ jornrng It and paymg be receiving extra financial help dues they ao desperately need If the slate admml& trallon had mt buck fLOODS THREATEN ITALY led under to pressure from the ROVIGA llaly UP- PoundmJ Lab1~r Leader Says Industry Hogs Too Much By JOHN R ROONEY S.erttery TrtiiUi'tf' Ohio CIO Council Wrltton lor Unl?ed Pl"ffs CObU~IlJUS UP - Unemplay mont 11 a major concern to lobor as 1957 comes to a clo•• Alld according lo all mdrc ahons 11 wltl be a maJor IVOJ ry m the months ahead creased cneh week £or the last ~1 •ceks There are now more than Thirdly, we might take up anrl push a p~o ~~~vl~g·~~;.~P:~;~~~~ w:~~~;:n;: posal already made to enllce a number of tton and the number wtll continue Oh1o iegtsla1ors to Meigs County on a stght toTrhncretatsel th e d e o a unrmp1oye m seeing and educahve lour Forked Run could country tn November was 3 i88 be the No 1 attrachon Olhet s easdy should ooo Thrs ' '" up 680 ooo Irert~ Oclober and the latl!esl lol ...... be the recent industrial develdpments at Ky 1November since 1n4n whiCh was a ger Creek, Graham Statton, Ravenswood, and recession year Every day brmgs the great potential site for lOdustry in th word of more lay olls e We hopo those tn government Letart and Portland bottoms have the foreSight and resol11 to These •are the kinds of activities that pro- halt thiS needless was1e of man duce dividends in the athtudes and hearts of ~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~~~·~;.~d~n~"~;~ the men who have to ponder a stale's future ploymenl like unemplbymenl d dd CITES cAUSE nee s an es1res It IS the kind of fnendly The present economrc slowu wn gesture that has no dollar sign on it but of h" been caused hy the fallu" of ten returns 1ts Investment many fold Industry to &horc Its record 1ro- Oh 10 Chamber of Commerce and waves from the I aation to the unemployed now SOME UNIONS IXPELLED organized Jailor, durmg 1907 demonstrated 1ts responsibility to its momben, the general pubhe ,.. • !,,. f. ;J,. 3 """!!" 't I 1 1111'\ 1000 I~ , ~' ir~tur;rll!e~'~"~tbac~k~a~~~~~~~~~~~~. II~~~~wtr~cunlnl bellet tho ln WHH Mef.ils County News 12:10 poml Kttchen As the World Turns Bent !he Cloek Houscp:uty 3 00 Brg Payoff 1 3 30 The Verd•ct Is Yollrl 400 Brighter !Jay Ha ~bourmaste r Sgt Proston Highway Patrol Chmox Pls)<bouse 9Q .Up-to the ntlnule N~w' Scannm~ 11e waather 1 T~a ~atf $how ~ Daily on 990 spot On Your (hannel13 -Thursday t.rndClfstandlng Younel! Neighbors Noon N~ws Cartoon Club Fraokle Laine Gretchen W~de Show MoYie Matmee 1 :urloan Bandstand ilo You Trut!t Your Wife American. Band&tond Woody Woodpecker •lrllckey Howe Club Cartoon Club five stu Flllil :lfewa H~arian Student Named Une~~Teq ~Young ,."\Iomen of the Y 9 .o woo Weathercast New ~ Picture ljBC News Dealh Valle Days TMh or Ccns"''llepoes jerty Lewis Show M&i<<ad The Th~n "llan Cmleade of S~rll J!ed Barber's C 11lfli' Nows !leaclltnea Woatheroast Nltewatoh U:JO Sr1n Off 10 45 ll 00 11 10 ll 15 ChannelS - Friday 8 00 Capta~ Kangaroo 8 45 CBS ews 9 00 Mornmg Shows 9 45 cbs News 9 55 !!o.·nmg State News 10 0~ ll30 12 00 12 10 12 16 IY 30 1Z45 1 00 I 80 z 00 ! 90 8 00 31 30 4 00 4 15 liarrY Moore Strrke It Rrch Ne•J at Noon Katr s Almanae Love ol Ll!e Seal'<n f or Tomorrow Gur~ing UgH! Katre • Klt~ben AS the World Tllft# Bear the Clcok H6bseparty Brg Payor! '' ' Tlk Verdld Is You\'1 ' 1\rlqht•r Dill" Secret Storm • 4 ~o E~ gc of Nr~ht ' 5 00 Mystery Theliitr • 6 30 Your Esil<f "R~p~tler 6 45 Sporls Parkde non11 !r. M Wea\ll'thn!W I ' 7 00 Mr t\i!lncl 1 Aill!ll\'~'f l 1 30 Ptayhouse ~f St::rs B00 TlackdoWJI •n ' I tl• 8 30 Zane Grev THedttlr 9 00 Mr Adnn! & Ev~ 9 30 Pro Foot bail Hjg~~~·• 10 00 The Etne Up 10 30 Person to Person 11 00 News 11 05 scanmng, tl)e weather ' II 10 The ):.ale ~now , 1 ' WHTN-TV Channel13 A44 Sign On 9 45 Mornlnl! Mpvle ·"""'•"I =• C: n~otlaUons co...... Love of Lifo Search for Tcmorro1! Guiding Lrght ,<il , •- 'l'f" the sueo crills, end o on sodttion's Infra• !IY!It'a payl!lent lions OJ)!!nl I'Oll)!nltlee • .•./Oodlyon meellOi tiCII to eml IIOOkho den ito to l today m Cliaii!Ur ill'ioru JIDdinl Ctptllln Ko,ltg.roo CBS News Mornlnr Show CJll.l News Morntn~ Stale News Garry oore Arthur Gotl.l.rey Strll<e It Rlob Ne)'IS l{itre'a Almtaaa Se111 ccrtoln employera to ~lock I~PPie anEI the mounting Po R ver pu~cJ mental unempl<jfil)~ Ol benefelts a dcubh Kreat to lhd tSUBr whiCh many emplorm Pf,Jesme lowlands In tfte rlnt'l were willing and anx1ous to give delta lllllill) thelr t mployes The situation will ulhmately be determmed m the courts but that Is Utile eompen w4•·tJIWA§HINGTON MASON Adnat1e Channell -Thursday Katie'~ • Comody Trme Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye WCHS-tv Channe~ 8 Tour For Legi~lators The )• Nj~att:'. · Sl Ol! •• tNA;•··· .. teNd 6 30 6 45 7 00 7,30 8 00 p 00 ll""m"' r·· "~.:aftl~ ·~· ••illblt!ll UU)IIi'tll UnemplO\rncnt m Oh10 ha9 in Cl'fton 5 00 5 30 f 15 6 25 Lux ShOw wl~ Clr>o 1 and Industry by expelling from lls ranks those who have farled tu - ... ---fits wtth the wm kers tn the form llve up to labor a code of ethical Jlcth r~ L('wJs a~M~rrls Johnson of adequ ate wnge hikes or \111h practices The determination of the AFLI vhilNI Mr and Mr~ Fred LCWIS cuatorpers In the form of p tlCO SuntfHy evenmg They alstl railed reductions or steady prices ro IHJt CIO 1<1 serve the best Interests o! Mr and Mro Don Qul•enbcrry ~--~ -- and son Donnie of Chrlll oth on Mr nnd 1\fr& Dana Ulwls and ~ "·~ANM Ohio •pent the Henry w~ek end WI~ M~ Mr8Mr Katle Ba" Hesson and Kennle • ·~ '"" .,.._ and Mrs OsC'ar Wilham Columbus _.. _ _ _ _ Unl"" ,,.... lteH Com~~ttndtnt Mre lloyd Williams was ln Pt 1 urted Mr aud Mrs Waller Blake MARCH O E"ENTS Cold war headllnoa ore likely to Pl j anrl fsmllv Saturdoy :• M d M Alf d R h f • tblft beet to tht Middle E11t emnt Monc ay evening on busl ,._ ne" r an r& re ous o -'dillon~! hvtn•• PtrtiNn • Terry Henry and Don Qul8en Pcnnsvlvama and Mr and Mro Labor bptcltd 10 • ;at n uofore lonr D1:tchtl from l!urope report berry vtsltcd rclallvOB tn Syracuse Harold Young and family Mason Congron fer 1 Tax Cut 1 If Loopholn Art Ellmlnatlll tllate Yiel RUlli& lnleado to In Ohio Monday afternoon visrted Mr and Ma Clifford John By HENRY <J•-OART .:~4 a,... '" 4 1II campaign of lnflltrallon Mrs Thelma Henry and Mrs son Sunday Central Pre~a Woo~lngt .. Writer • ' , ~· an propa;anda Myrtle Llttle called on Mr• Kalle Lester Ohhnger visited Mr Fred t tax - . lnflltr•tlo• would b L t d1 < s1 d WASIIIIIhTON- ' ·b<>r Is e<pected to prou on,..u or 1 on ICIYpt ';,nd Syria e Stewart Monday uw s an •••• a ur ay cut w;en the and SeQto convene ext moot~ duplto )lropqmda would be directed Mrs Earl Dmt and chlldr.n of any tnoreuod defon~e opendlng QI!Dal llil United &tatet, Turkey PI Plemnt visited Mr and Mrs Whllo launching 01 Ruoala. sputnlkl h&Vt juat about ruled out ljld J9ftlln. whOle yeunl! King Herman Cartwright reccently ouch actiOII labor experta say the federal lllcome tax struetm Huateln Srrla llptelally still Mr 1nd Mrs Horman ntolr of The Sunday Sehool classes of ohculd be overhautd to provlda m li!Uttable tax ayotom and to llopu tO ovettlmnr Huntington vl&lled Mr and Mro Mra Frances stewatt and MIBS strenrthen eonaumer buylnf power 11\llilla Ml rectlllly olfored to Autey Blake Sondly Sh oron Berry entertained with a Eoonom~lt tor tilt AF'IrClO f41l tllat till tn. lilld i:DJit •hut ITO million dol HMr 1nd Mrs Tom Williams of C F'rhlrdrstmas party lor members on wccmot• Pleavyrtl:allldl\::::1Yid\:11'"c:'n ~ 1., Jari 1~,,. Atuebaae of •ooda untlngton speut the week end ay afterhoon at tho Maaon ..,_,,._ • wltn Mr ond Mn Llo•d Wrlllum• Melhodlot Cnurch Gamea were burden on lo~ ~41o Income , ....,_. " ~ ........ fiolil ~bloc ~ountrles ' TlleiO expertl .. "'-v~ It S1tf; • ew of ll'lde tlree and family p!n)ed and refresnment• t.ere , .,.t11 It addltlotlal ear 0111""""'' lit nlte4 mfDt a • fie atnouD' IS> Leoni Wam&lcy otudent at liar smcd neodd, lll>'?'rd of "" on I Y ' ' shalt ColtcKo HunUnaton Is spend Mrs Lllab Zerkle, :lin Alma by ollminallnr tax lloltL • •Dtt- 4eplrtoI lng the Chrlatmu holtdays at her Turner and Mra Batty Kadle held • AIOVT Till'I!ii'AIIIl-Tht home a Chrlstmaa party f>r their Sun mont's contract with 'NCII'Uirop AII'Cl'lft -Jllll1 Mr and Mrl Calvin Bumgard d1y School classes at the Mason tor production of tilt 5000-mlle lnteroonttnental nor Hunttnatcn, visited her par Method11t Church on Sunday af~ snark hU been ltdl~Wl to a pelnt whuo tilt enll Mr and Mro Buren Duncan ernoon proj..t 11 con!idtrtd 'lrtually tlbllldoned. Colteae llludenlt home tor the ACcording to lad...,. liOUl'CN. tewer of t11110 Tbers ~rt Ilana that the posl holidays at<! (lary Wllaon of the mlllllea are belnt tumed out under a ''produo• lion ol the United States and 111 MUIIIIT School, Dl tlon, ordor than wore belnr built a ~ear aao for toollnl purpo111o antes may Improve within the Greenbrier ane Capehtt'l of till Unlvtrlltt of The total order Is aald to be for (0 to 110 Bnarkl IIIXI few montha deaplto Ruat1'1 Kentucky 14111 Proffitt of West 'l'hlo may bt &Ailldlc•tton th&t the admlnlltratiOII ileea not fit~ determined oamplllltl Vltllnll Ual"laiiJ, tune Spencer 1 maJor war durtns the text ave ~ JIOCkot mlotllet to Ira II It reported In Waohlngton of Ohio Udll'tlait)', and Eddie b 000 mlleo will be ready tor comblt In 180 or 1963, 1114 wtU no that Prelldenl Eisenhower will Spencer of lht UnlvenUy of Cht plaee the jot·powond Snark __. l! bout TOO soon name Chorle1 W Yost, a 0110 Tho Snark 11 rockel·launclld but 1111 CNIIIIIC .,.... ~ '"ttl> veteran career dlplodlat as am mlleo an holll'-<ompared to 15.000 mil" Ill hOUr tor "w •• busador to Syrl• Mn Mll•• Brown of !tl~ton left conunental ballloUc mllotle I on Seturday fat JtnklnstOWII, Pa • • • • the 'United Stateo and Syria to lpllnd (Jllrbtm., with her eon • WHITHIIR JNDONI81.U-Tht 11111 dopartntmt II -1111 have not matntetned ambauadoro and lalllllJ Itt. and !tin Max toverlohly behind the oceneo to ro.. et&U a olvlt ,.... Ill !MOilfiiL In each othera' oapltalt alnoo Au j Brown ' Diplomatic oxperll tear that 11 tho Sukomo aovommont auat Allen Hll'l'~ aen of Hr and 1n ouottng the Dutch completely lht Communltll wtU lit lA a ,..... 1 No•r Worrl.. Mrs hank Harril of Meson lo lion to take ovor tlla lar(oot It Ia ponlatontly reported that apendlnl 1 fllrlOUih With bit par Tho ny In the oll\tmont ho~ ever, II that Sumatra. Pre ld t 0 I Abel I N I d h JioiiA 1 llland In the &rchlpcl&IO 18 also tho ltchoit and till IJI<\oiiOIIUII ' on ama t aonr o enb urlnl t I ~lJI. • ' thoro do •o• favor tho removtl of tht•Du\cb Other lllandl ,.. Eaypt ls lncrealingly worried over stationed at lht Grtot leo •• ' lfal 11 II th tile dangerouo tic up of bit ooun Tralnl111 Center J19rtedl7 tool tho '"" 0 uy, but Java, 1p>t poU .., r, ' tr ' lth 11 1 !lo\bed of exprc>prlotlon • y • economy w u,a a I Jt tho SUkamo I!Ol"'rrunent su<elildl ll\I OQtlll( the Dulofch bud· One report lo that N11aer haa NrW •IIIYAL JIO•mon It would lltvo Java tn tHe. 1111tonall!e t>OtlUon lltlllr otarted to uk for 1\llrtnteee re- Mr and Mn Jamea Jklarhs are ...,.omlCauY' llolated from lndcneola'a m"" mourceo. I gardlna prrces and q..-UtJ of announcing the birth of 1 t lb -r· • • o '• &oodJ iOnt to EIYPI br 1\Uialaand 3 oz son. Ttmoblr Jemea •11 Hoi IZ!IIION'I FVTVRE--I>.,plto hlll'll'tl\ed dmlala tllat he Will 1 Ill aatallltes, and lhlt the ttuuteno zer Hoopltal Mondoy, Dec 23 rtfillll WUlllrlcton quarters are coatlnftd ~~~.Arrtoul~-~.!~~ 1 are annoyed Grandponna ·ate Mr and lrln ~ llita Taft Benoon won 1 "'m"" lA .--dent il-•w~·· • 1 Tho 'Unlted Stalett reee~~Uy Rollin Beathl llld Mr ami Mrt C..bl~et tor another year rronted El}'pl $G00,1)01) In ocOIIom· Aile~ om, .u o( Pomeroy Mn ThO.. JIOUI'COI aay that It II jull • mattor of tiMe AltlculNre lc aid - tho fb st since 1'!811er'a An01 DIU, Pomeroy, Ia a great beloro llei>ubllcan eampalrn atralott•to etnvlnco Socretarv ••l•ure of the Sua Catlllln 1938 arandmotliet tho P!t1114ont that Benoon Ia a po!lUoli ltab~lt.Y !)tl WIY Olllt , Brltaln and truce a,. ne1otlat whO n1u1t 10• illl wllh Eopt fer ~Qrallon of KANSAS OITY, lrlo UP- Th1 'l'lla OOP pollttcatloa4eraa:.a.~y ~1J<~~#, ••¥.flo'!' trade relaOcno, tuspendecl ainOt National ~oUttllale ~thletlo Aa lit roii!OYod be!ore tha 1918 "' publle have lo depend on local pressures and Trouble Wtth Father A:rl,ne fJ:ancll Show Treasure Hunt 'I ~ Pile~ Is Right th or CohsOqdcn.,.. T~t Tac DouRh It Could Be YO~ M1d Day News 4 45 Modern Romances Wea\hercast Lesson: Be Alert Our second observation is that the recent re-instatement for Forked Ilun Is an out standmg example of the v&lue ol being alert to advance our desires in the capllol We are fortunate too, in havtng an eflecthre voice in Columbus when the chtps are down 930 w00 tO 30 10 o:J 11 30 12 00 12 30 I 00 4 00 Queen lor a Day News Pl•itire NI!G News Whtrlybirdl Trc 1'~ Dofllh You l!et YoUr bfe Dragnet P:gr-·• Choice SbQW • " on 116 Mov1et1me I 15 BrLdo a11d Groom 3 00 M :~ttnee fhentre Mov tehme Brrde and Groom r 6 45 Sign 900 Romper Room tre1•ur• ltrull not change tn1 s While 11 must be recognlted that centers ol greater popula lion will te~ to obtam then p!OJects' qn1cker because of the more mlense pressure they can marshall 1s th1s not as 1t should be' If we here can! so llttle about our Forked Run 1esort that we make little or no no1se for 11 why should we have it' The fact that Me1gs County fumed enough over poss1ble detouring of 1958 development funds to cause re mstatement of those funds 1s ev1dence per se that we want the project If we want 1t we shall patl'Omze 11, promote 1! and help mallllge 1t wh1ch 1s what the State of Ohw wants On the other hand If we had showed so lit tie interest as to be unconcerned over loss of $25,000 for park development we should have little claim to consideralion In Colutn· bus where demands from other mote Inter· ested counties are flied Channel3 - Fridaf 7•00 Today , ~omper Roo111 trouble With F'ntlier Arlene Frano!a Show for money to build what everybody ooncedes Is WOrth· Vll~ ,fillltn:i\if!JO'e l4lGo t'tiOrts. All of ~h1le' thep:~, fl \thida "If! C:oluity'; J'orked 1\un We would ~;He IJ one, I WSAZ -TV Chan,e13 . ' I Clfanll'el13 .. Frtdllf 9 44 &rgn On 9 4~ Morning Movie 11 50 Neighbors 12 05 Noon News 12 10 Cart'Oon Clu~ 12 30 Uberaee 1 00 Gretchen Wode Show 1 30 Mnvle Matinee 2 4!1 Pat and Mtke 3 00 Amerrcnn Bandstand 3 so Do You Tru&t Your Wlfel 4 00 Aqtericpn Bandsllllld 0 00 lluccaneers 5 so ll!lckey Mou,. Club 8 qo Cartoon Club Q~5 Flvq $11lr ,!'ilia! 6'45 jllew$ 730, , ~Searoh for Adventure '1180: Rln Tin Tln ,, 1 8 00 Jlm Bowl" 8 30 t'atrlce ll!unso1 Sh~w '9 00 :trl'anl: Sinatra 'ShOt'< D$91 D~l4\ Witb tbe AllSPll 1Q\illi Cillt 14& ' i<J!~O ' Slate '1\'ooper !~,Ott N~ tu~ Tb:ea\8~ 1l 12 80 Slgr. Off' 12 SO Slrn Off , TIIEIU!!F'ORE, ba It , or· by the CGuncll of the VII PomeroY, all members COD· I Tbat the streets hcr.W. known 'U Cave Street and LoIn Naylor& Run, POm be )lnd II ~ellbY tha~ saJd 4e!Cfi.bed IOWI ' Commencing at the southwest ~orner of Lot No 8S FracUcn No 10 at the porthern boundary ot what was formerly kilown aa Cave Street In Nayloro Run Pomeroy, Ohio, thence rq I' B(IUth easterlY courJe to what waa formerly call· ol.;~im9!'J ed LocUfl Street, thence following •. thf meanderlngs of what wd for· merlf kuown as Locust Street In Naylora 1Run first m .a southerly course thence fn a north eaitel'ly courae to the Intersection 1 of Sprmg Avenue See z That this Ordinance shall be In force end effect from ~:l;:~i'!iji~rt==;:;~ and after the earliest period a!· lowed by law Pwed Dec Z, 19Sl APPROVED E F Robinson aar; , Mayor Alteat• Charl~s Legar • 1 Clerk U2l ~. m t, ztc Madeptobelle't 1957 Merit Awanl wlnnen, honored for tlp!lll aebieoe!lft!l!b p111 ye.r. TGp lOW I Sarpl'lle win•orJudlth Suke..., Hanprlan altdel\t, elted bot of eoul?le" ill her eoanby'• fight for freedom; DorolhJ l,.tvtdqaiaft .lril!llfla .-~~·ft'J,'i,: Barbaraf50111""'' poetry editor; Allhea GdliOUIIennla ~; Gll<lle Mriei!Ziet'_ ~·',~f::» t Bouom row• Dr. Charlotte Friend, ea11ato raearelior; Jeannt Eosir, t.iliiOD ~~!J:![.'~ Grace Hal"lllu, pamter; Ttthiko Akiyotbi, jazz piaaiat; Clirol Lawrmee. · ~~,;:;; �' ' ,. ! '..' I ~~~~~~-.Hayes Saw,Lit_t.'le c_hance .,He'd·.' Bowl Gam _,., e_ · ·-=·'- ~~ker _ ',': New Years Day After Opemng-DefeatUyTCU Joi~'Wf:w1 Browns Grab B_ e_.· .·_ I_ n ,r~:·ijii~liiJ!f.-+':. why· not' keep your news Gf :IUI:Ifle)ll!aes:,ii:alwa:v"i·seenJS to make front ib:r~~~=i·~~t~~~~~-·~··•11 _a, gOO(l strong pair of PASADENA, Calif. UP Woody Hayes. Ohoo Stale's "Coach o[ the Year,· today looked,bJck to the atart of the season when tbe Buckeyes had lost their laST thr, o games ond saod he had no Idea then the team wuuld emerge Woat· ern Conlereoce victorL "At thai lime we were just a bunch ot kids looking Cor a little luck," Woody rerall•d Shortly alter tho Bucks dropped their seaaon opener to TCU, 18·14, Hayes appeared before a Montfay meeting or the Columbus newspapermon and, thinking out loud, Sh~re /.... -- .. . . .,. -::.. ~'--, BESTiiiif.lN'BUSJNESS it -tht Hawkeyes, Hayer IIlii)' !!Ill'; ' COUUM!U. UP.:..:Mort tfla,n PHlliADJ!LP~ 1Jl'- The Na· tie (or llr1t place In paiS Inter· veyed his !com; VieWing 'I' 'riP' •1,6GO OKI,t, ,ltalt Unlvartlly. sli> Ilona!· F,qotball · L!latfle, gearlnt coptlons. pled backfield. · · ~Ia iof!,•f'e'!' Wodnt~dtr nltiht 1'!1'' tlle <homplon~l!ll' llh,'!le Slin· Brown, tile eighth ropkle I~ NFL . 1.. rt hoiJ IJon Clark wauut wtth a_bot,.,~.,.~~~ Bowl trOI,n•· day, cited ltalnd!vldull·eHall!plona histOrY to wJn .. thoo 1'\lshln• title, a groin 11tjUI')' wtileelr lttlfiMI!tiers to --~ th•r,-n!lltnal dttmp)tm' JOday with the , Clevelond Browns .aalned 9,42 yards 1 lncludinl a rec· him. Th~~-<flliers puUeti up allliJI ~II'- blttl• OratOn' Nt'W feillpg a filii q4ota ol the loader& oriJ llngla game perrormoncre of In the Purdue galne · '. '"•r• O.y. · '· The Brblln~ ElsternConlerenca. ~37 -yards against Los Angeles. ' llut strate&lst Ha,:.,.,.Jittilad hl• ;n. ~will' ~·· cbmplono,. londed rookie Jlilt O'Connell become the PUling ~a•kf~eld, and, wllb· 'aoplll!ii!Oftl Pooadlfto _,, Ito. '· Wlllla"' lirown ~ Ill• 18ljlln&81'•1111ti.Pi ,champion with au aV011il~ 11.17 tullbock' BOb Wlllt~· 1111~1111 on !)'N•lll, ·whi b.oll'!b • \rtlftl for et an~ Toft1ltiY dCOiUieil, tH•, ~ards Jaj11etl Cor. eecb puo.thr~wn seven of el!lllf ~lir.!t'l~,r ' 111~· Los •Ait't:'" . S.tu!'lt~, .: .. .. off ol the ~hltaio BeQ, as ·ll wltlio Eddlt. LeBaron- o~ thot l!•d· quorter 11tnthd!J\onr -H;· · Tiyliol, ' · , lftillt ·tJ!O. ~· !..dina pit"'er.• ohlno Sll(ond. . ' •· Buckeyes' ~~elll'fCf, 11 ~ 'iollit I, td t& lia · al,';~- -,L.ou. Urooa· ut,tl:ler llorlnl,llon• illll 'W119on of sJin Frtnb,lsco Th• gJitt1e Will e ~ bll ••udonto ao\ill.' .. UtMI. 'It;~ ora \1/lth<.SI~ B'ller ar t1"ie' Wt11JI. was the pi" receiving ehemplon many to be" tile' meft oil~l~-- · ·"• " · ' ill¥1inr Jti!d•klltsi and' lilt' tHe· wlth 52· completion!. ' ever playolf In tlie 3JII)'ttlt'·Jilolii.,. .. G IES d,"IYI f4T. fAfllltl leagpoln lleld Joals w1th 15. Ea<h , .,, of Oh.1o Stadium; ~ • · scored '17 po1bti. . Don ChUndlcr or Now •1 ork, Some observers believe tile.ROse JACKSON'VILLE. Pial UP- The final league game between with a 44.6-yard. average, led·. the Bowl game mar IJO sameWllat Coaob- Pa!li· !lryant lllld hi$ the Cblcago el\illnils and PIU.· punters, and Bert Zagen of Wa!h· ant~-<llmatie following' ouch ,1 Texai .!:lilt (Oolball oquad· ~h•c burgb Sleelen did little lo c.bange lngton led in pun~ returns with a suceosslul sei!on. BUI don~· t$11 today t~ c,J)m~Jete Ibm !"e~m- the atandmg& None ol the leaders 1~. 5 yard average. J,on Arnett of that to Woody who say~ "winning tloru for l'el!llei""' In ttit• Gator was displaced, allhougb It help~d L?• Angeles led m kJCkuff rllturns foutLall games is my. burirfenl'' BOWl Satulda)' arternomt. Steeler dereuse star Ja:ck Butler wtth 16 for D :.!B·yard ayernge. that little bit of luck in tre Walh· lngton game." he •aod. 1he O~lo Staters overcame a second quart· .er Washington IPa<i and went o n to 0 35.7 victory . hlghllgb(~ by Don suihcrln's 81 yurd punt ,te· turn for a thl1d quat1cr touejJdown. "Thor W1i the lurnr4 point," sold Hay" Starting with a nueleus of tl\qee<Jl<!rloncetl players, Ilaye, muli!; ed the Buckeyes Into a natlonol champlonahlp club the hard \011)'; employing an offense b"'ed on r lninimum of perfected plays. Tho Ohio State attack whioh wlll I' ! , I 11•• 1•1•"" •. """,.... ·'!11\!f-, ;rtt'ir; said, "'My' gosh, do you realite meet a s(Jund Oregon defense coh· we've' lost three st1aight games? sists of r~ minimum of "rrills". As .n dao..,. tLaao ......l.rl.l a.ar. 1bat's awful." . Woorl y puts ot "whrn you get tan· Woody was rdcrrong to the TCU cy, you get be;t .. I ~~~~~~j~~i~~~~::~~~U~our Winning, but we ~feat and J!lllfl end·•f·the-sli,..n The crucial poonl on Ohio State's' :c space as any other? I shutouli to Iowa and Mochigan. 1957 font hull ,.,.. was the Iowa keep the news where it be- "J guess you euuld say we sot 1ga me. Going mto the game With And where is it? CJ,.w.,, -~ri... A Reader, Racine, 0. U.S. Hopes For Davis Cup Victory AD But~Wipt~Out By Aussie Pair lOILBOUBNE, AUS\J'alla 1JP Y0iiJlit Auatrallana Andei1on and A'sh}e ~doper dellt tw~ dead• game Amerifano bitter. flVHOt oingfes dot.lls !odlf>'' 111. aU but wipe, out •1., 8. hopes' ot, rolllnirt~ ure, Davis C!ltpc' Jllar Included Jn the reports not to be last Friday all'lnf UIUal higlt SCOJ'o off the sport.t page to ' · Aliderson, oi>eneb the Ruoff fhiUenge rpund by outlaj!WI aur· prlainl young BaiT)' MaQKay of D.,Wn, olilo, llo3, H. 3-6; .7-9, 6-3, alt!Wuab tbe.loalng Yank atamped · hlliileU a alar or the future. And then the jalll . [lOOked crowd of 20,(100 sitting under-lead· eft' skies at Kooyang Sta~lum saw bllldsome Copper, and•Hometowi!' hero turn · back 3Heljl'-old Vie· S.lx;a ol Philadelphia, 3-6,' 7-~. 6·1, 1-6 6·3, 1~ wliat could be tbe cru.he; lor the U. S. learn. The z,n sweep . left ltie AUS!IIJ!S needing qnly one more win in the three remalblng matcbe141)e dou· ble98nd th~ pal~ of sln~l~'' (eeia, DUI<t SQONEitS AltRIVI · • · MIAMI up,~"tho Dilke and Ok·. lahoma foot~all squad• arrive to· day by plane to begin wbrk fpr the big ~ew Year's Day clash In the Orange Bowl. I I I I' Work Ordered ; · By Brown For :1 Big Game Sunday ;~ I CLEVELAND UP - The Clevl land Browns who 11re rated~' ~light edge over 1he DPtrolt Li ' in the National Football Lea rhampirmship ga mP. this Sun ~f. ' Fla., . ., . '' , ' ltrom .Ali of Us .. at MP~LE.NS -.~JfiO Nln~w•tl, tha alonder Michigan Slate quarterblM)k w~o waa named the Norlh'a moat valuable player, completed IS of 38 paaHI for a record 295 yarda In lutllnl the "Yanko" to a 113·20 dtltOQ, only their third In the IO.aame •erloa spon,.red lor Sbrlne cbar!Uea. Hh throwl, molt to teammate Bob Jewett at end, produced one touchdown and aet uother. They alao put Hlchlilan State'• other oonlor end, Dave Jlllaer In poaltlon to tiool a 110' • nt4 tleld coal for what. wountf 1111 belill the wlnninll polnta. ' · u, BOWUNG HIGHUGIITS SIMON'S MARKET. "We're down, 2~~ .and 'muat take a great pmbJe· in the·doi!bioa tomorrow," admitted U, 9. eapt!ln Billy 'falbert alter to4plo losses. "I'm not aaylng whit I have in mind - I haveo' JJe<le my final declalon on tbe doubles team - but Mockay wlll, !Ia a, greater player after to~11• fine ohowlng and any more Davia Cup he plays he'll be-even IJ<ltler." ' Auuie captain Harry llo~~ joined in praise · o! Maclla~. who was a late subotitute In 'I'M~'• singles pl~na for ailing ~ He•tile Flam. Satd Hopman; Ill•~~ played really well and baa t ·llfCat lenni~ future." · , '.,';; . ' ~(cbigan, Is belns flnucetl mabily bX 1 $71.000 grant rronl ttitltoct• teller Foundation. · < ._., ·· .Ill GUARD HIJJI1 Leahy Retur:us To , As C~aeh For'Texa8·Aggie 11 oame pattern os Paul "Bear" Jlr)'· ant Wednesday nl~t when Frank Leahy, !ormer ~o~eb at Notre Dame, •:reed to becom~ hesd coacb an athl\tle director. , Dr. M. T. RarrlnJll'on, Tem MoM president, said l.eahy agroed to •lontraet termo by telepbOilo a~d' thai the formal slgnl1111 of a COLUMBUS UP - Coach Ter- eonU.ct' Wll expectell by \be end ry Brennan of Notre Dame and of ihe week. This• moy be Situr· bowling star Don Carter, St. Louis, hov1• hPcn uddcd to the gn wing !rom Ita woril aeaaoll' In blstory list or sports figures who will be (18) In ION to naUo~aUy ranked honored hero by the Columbus lpot'thle seaoon with a 7~ record. Touchdown Club. Jan. 17. Carter wlll 'l<'Jive 1\JO club'• Brennan will re~eive an award "l!l>'lilll of the Year" IWil'cL He as the "Comeback Coach of tt1.e Ia lhe aame'a only tbree·ttme na, Year" at lhe club'o all-oporto ban- tlonal champion and reoentiY quet ror his 19~7 coaching achieve· tho world'• lnvltatlooal mateh 1rwnl. He brought hts team back pma. champlonablp. Brennan, Carter Added To Club's Honor Figures ' southpaw Mervyn Rose apliid :!lie wen•"Y Solxas and ellhe~ Jlt~ or 44-yca~·oid Gardner ·Mnl!jiy· of Denver, Colo. ' un:i;6;;n;,; Tex. UP-Ric-> bu~kled dQWR to work today 1~ defense strater:y. • lf:onrh P.1 1~1l Brown has indtcat ~ roncern ovcf"his defensive p ·' Iorm llnrc. · w~ic h gave up a to~l of 78 poi nts du rl11g the paijt four weeks. There still was M final declswn on whether stnr quarterback To mmy O'Connell, nursing an an kle injury for the past three weeks, w1H start in the game. O'Connell threw some paf\~es lll Wednesday's Brternoon ptClctlre session along with second stringe r· Milt Plum and Johnny Horton COLLEGE STATION, Tex., UP day at tho ' Gltor Bowl In Jack· Brown said, "If he's ready w~· - The Texas Aggl~s ~!eked UP a sonville, where the Aggie• wlll use hhn, you can lmt on tlut. ' drtVine foolball fundamentalist the meet l'llrmMee In their final MIAMI, na. UP .1.. Dick Cljrl•lY and Jim Mlnowoltl aet a fronflc pace with long ntns and Pti!IHI \Yednesrlay night 11 the College North-South All<ltm wrapped up t.. lhrtl11 of a whole 1eaaon In one night for 28,30ll fanJ In tho Oran&e Bowl. They're expected to· get that dile Imore win right away Jn the 1100· blco when they sen~ And~~on an'd' ga~e under Bl'Jiot, who Ia aolng to 'Aiaban>a. ' However,, Lea6y was In a hospltal at Mlchl'(la City, fnd .. today. He slippjtd' ana· b'l-oke His ankle Chrtstmao Beach, to the remained f./• Dr. Harrinlttia- said: Leati)l, ,9, wo~Jd be &iYell·•a-'alliiY of $16,000 o yeor I!lill•·'nllt~ · uit of a ~~':"t~~=!-The con· I' , Chttrles-Knight, Injured in . IG'I'PTIANI IN' TI~AS Al.lSTIN, Tex, UP. - The Uni· ' venlty of Tens tlili tall !ieJian the coulitry'i>IOcond program lor train ~n teaebors lo, the Eng· Jaailuije. The propam, -'ml• ' to oile .al tht Unlverslly oil· .aon, ~llitl · ~Ietner · Fill 10"' HAlF OFtt. .... 4fc lb. in Frt1n£ (Uud) ' llouah s. A!'nly IS !Pelodlng- t~~ ltojl~~ 1~;; ·~~ wlthl hla mQiher, lilt•• Rouijl. ' ..... WRA~ YOUR DI!SlGN~ foR 1858 · We . ~1 hope lila& ""' . you ,cet jJUt . . . wbat you're , ~ ·fqr. til' tile mtntht tO . ~Ill!'; may all · yout ~~~ma @me .trae. IIIWHAV_. PTA MilT; iUI CLASS M&ETS MrJt. Paul Powell pre.ented the ~o&fi\m' entiUed "CiirJ.;tmas lit. • llany. La•d•1'at tile' Monday eveo ' 'I'Jiel mcember meeting ' ot the nlng· meeting of the l:U~ Win· New Haven PTA was held Tbiirs· O~e Class. . iliiy isth at· 2 p. m." . '111e ~hureh afeuibersbip was TIIOJ ope~ed with thO To· Til" WJ)t'lil!' . f" ., • .' lb. ,MrS., .\!Ice Bletner Is the ,tio1Jdays at. thee Wad, ctOIID All O.r a FUll OF lOll · .. · '. LOI·N· -.. ,.::~~~-oo . ....,..,lhrolliluts~Prr.s... " RIB~ IIALF · ~' WHOlE lOIN 12 to 14LB. SIZE DONS OPEN TOURNEY OKLAHOMA CITY UP-San flflh·r1nked Dons the AU-College basketball tournament • this afternoor agalnat a~ underdog Denver Uni· \'crsity team. SANTA ANITA OP.NS S&ASO~ ' ARCADIA, Calif. UP- SantJ Anita's 21st season CJ! winter racIng iets u•derway today with thP 1 seventh runnlna of tbe $20.000 added Poyos Verdes llandlciJp or six- lurlon.,. The. M·day meelin ' wlll . be tho 'richest In the track.'' hialtlry with 32 major •lUke· scheduled and $3,500,000 In pur ses for' the winners. . . 59c I... SL&fwJ Full Shank Half tile IIIIAKr IN IL PAlO fEIVICE IEQ.%- 303 CANS fOR J!le 4·~i4t~ 1 ~- , CRJSP tCIHRG 0 R URGE .24. SI-ZE WASIJU ... IN"''~ Curly • ( J . 1,. ' ' �' ' ,. ! '..' I ~~~~~~-.Hayes Saw,Lit_t.'le c_hance .,He'd·.' Bowl Gam _,., e_ · ·-=·'- ~~ker _ ',': New Years Day After Opemng-DefeatUyTCU Joi~'Wf:w1 Browns Grab B_ e_.· .·_ I_ n ,r~:·ijii~liiJ!f.-+':. why· not' keep your news Gf :IUI:Ifle)ll!aes:,ii:alwa:v"i·seenJS to make front ib:r~~~=i·~~t~~~~~-·~··•11 _a, gOO(l strong pair of PASADENA, Calif. UP Woody Hayes. Ohoo Stale's "Coach o[ the Year,· today looked,bJck to the atart of the season when tbe Buckeyes had lost their laST thr, o games ond saod he had no Idea then the team wuuld emerge Woat· ern Conlereoce victorL "At thai lime we were just a bunch ot kids looking Cor a little luck," Woody rerall•d Shortly alter tho Bucks dropped their seaaon opener to TCU, 18·14, Hayes appeared before a Montfay meeting or the Columbus newspapermon and, thinking out loud, Sh~re /.... -- .. . . .,. -::.. ~'--, BESTiiiif.lN'BUSJNESS it -tht Hawkeyes, Hayer IIlii)' !!Ill'; ' COUUM!U. UP.:..:Mort tfla,n PHlliADJ!LP~ 1Jl'- The Na· tie (or llr1t place In paiS Inter· veyed his !com; VieWing 'I' 'riP' •1,6GO OKI,t, ,ltalt Unlvartlly. sli> Ilona!· F,qotball · L!latfle, gearlnt coptlons. pled backfield. · · ~Ia iof!,•f'e'!' Wodnt~dtr nltiht 1'!1'' tlle <homplon~l!ll' llh,'!le Slin· Brown, tile eighth ropkle I~ NFL . 1.. rt hoiJ IJon Clark wauut wtth a_bot,.,~.,.~~~ Bowl trOI,n•· day, cited ltalnd!vldull·eHall!plona histOrY to wJn .. thoo 1'\lshln• title, a groin 11tjUI')' wtileelr lttlfiMI!tiers to --~ th•r,-n!lltnal dttmp)tm' JOday with the , Clevelond Browns .aalned 9,42 yards 1 lncludinl a rec· him. Th~~-<flliers puUeti up allliJI ~II'- blttl• OratOn' Nt'W feillpg a filii q4ota ol the loader& oriJ llngla game perrormoncre of In the Purdue galne · '. '"•r• O.y. · '· The Brblln~ ElsternConlerenca. ~37 -yards against Los Angeles. ' llut strate&lst Ha,:.,.,.Jittilad hl• ;n. ~will' ~·· cbmplono,. londed rookie Jlilt O'Connell become the PUling ~a•kf~eld, and, wllb· 'aoplll!ii!Oftl Pooadlfto _,, Ito. '· Wlllla"' lirown ~ Ill• 18ljlln&81'•1111ti.Pi ,champion with au aV011il~ 11.17 tullbock' BOb Wlllt~· 1111~1111 on !)'N•lll, ·whi b.oll'!b • \rtlftl for et an~ Toft1ltiY dCOiUieil, tH•, ~ards Jaj11etl Cor. eecb puo.thr~wn seven of el!lllf ~lir.!t'l~,r ' 111~· Los •Ait't:'" . S.tu!'lt~, .: .. .. off ol the ~hltaio BeQ, as ·ll wltlio Eddlt. LeBaron- o~ thot l!•d· quorter 11tnthd!J\onr -H;· · Tiyliol, ' · , lftillt ·tJ!O. ~· !..dina pit"'er.• ohlno Sll(ond. . ' •· Buckeyes' ~~elll'fCf, 11 ~ 'iollit I, td t& lia · al,';~- -,L.ou. Urooa· ut,tl:ler llorlnl,llon• illll 'W119on of sJin Frtnb,lsco Th• gJitt1e Will e ~ bll ••udonto ao\ill.' .. UtMI. 'It;~ ora \1/lth<.SI~ B'ller ar t1"ie' Wt11JI. was the pi" receiving ehemplon many to be" tile' meft oil~l~-- · ·"• " · ' ill¥1inr Jti!d•klltsi and' lilt' tHe· wlth 52· completion!. ' ever playolf In tlie 3JII)'ttlt'·Jilolii.,. .. G IES d,"IYI f4T. fAfllltl leagpoln lleld Joals w1th 15. Ea<h , .,, of Oh.1o Stadium; ~ • · scored '17 po1bti. . Don ChUndlcr or Now •1 ork, Some observers believe tile.ROse JACKSON'VILLE. Pial UP- The final league game between with a 44.6-yard. average, led·. the Bowl game mar IJO sameWllat Coaob- Pa!li· !lryant lllld hi$ the Cblcago el\illnils and PIU.· punters, and Bert Zagen of Wa!h· ant~-<llmatie following' ouch ,1 Texai .!:lilt (Oolball oquad· ~h•c burgb Sleelen did little lo c.bange lngton led in pun~ returns with a suceosslul sei!on. BUI don~· t$11 today t~ c,J)m~Jete Ibm !"e~m- the atandmg& None ol the leaders 1~. 5 yard average. J,on Arnett of that to Woody who say~ "winning tloru for l'el!llei""' In ttit• Gator was displaced, allhougb It help~d L?• Angeles led m kJCkuff rllturns foutLall games is my. burirfenl'' BOWl Satulda)' arternomt. Steeler dereuse star Ja:ck Butler wtth 16 for D :.!B·yard ayernge. that little bit of luck in tre Walh· lngton game." he •aod. 1he O~lo Staters overcame a second quart· .er Washington IPa<i and went o n to 0 35.7 victory . hlghllgb(~ by Don suihcrln's 81 yurd punt ,te· turn for a thl1d quat1cr touejJdown. "Thor W1i the lurnr4 point," sold Hay" Starting with a nueleus of tl\qee<Jl<!rloncetl players, Ilaye, muli!; ed the Buckeyes Into a natlonol champlonahlp club the hard \011)'; employing an offense b"'ed on r lninimum of perfected plays. Tho Ohio State attack whioh wlll I' ! , I 11•• 1•1•"" •. """,.... ·'!11\!f-, ;rtt'ir; said, "'My' gosh, do you realite meet a s(Jund Oregon defense coh· we've' lost three st1aight games? sists of r~ minimum of "rrills". As .n dao..,. tLaao ......l.rl.l a.ar. 1bat's awful." . Woorl y puts ot "whrn you get tan· Woody was rdcrrong to the TCU cy, you get be;t .. I ~~~~~~j~~i~~~~::~~~U~our Winning, but we ~feat and J!lllfl end·•f·the-sli,..n The crucial poonl on Ohio State's' :c space as any other? I shutouli to Iowa and Mochigan. 1957 font hull ,.,.. was the Iowa keep the news where it be- "J guess you euuld say we sot 1ga me. Going mto the game With And where is it? CJ,.w.,, -~ri... A Reader, Racine, 0. U.S. Hopes For Davis Cup Victory AD But~Wipt~Out By Aussie Pair lOILBOUBNE, AUS\J'alla 1JP Y0iiJlit Auatrallana Andei1on and A'sh}e ~doper dellt tw~ dead• game Amerifano bitter. flVHOt oingfes dot.lls !odlf>'' 111. aU but wipe, out •1., 8. hopes' ot, rolllnirt~ ure, Davis C!ltpc' Jllar Included Jn the reports not to be last Friday all'lnf UIUal higlt SCOJ'o off the sport.t page to ' · Aliderson, oi>eneb the Ruoff fhiUenge rpund by outlaj!WI aur· prlainl young BaiT)' MaQKay of D.,Wn, olilo, llo3, H. 3-6; .7-9, 6-3, alt!Wuab tbe.loalng Yank atamped · hlliileU a alar or the future. And then the jalll . [lOOked crowd of 20,(100 sitting under-lead· eft' skies at Kooyang Sta~lum saw bllldsome Copper, and•Hometowi!' hero turn · back 3Heljl'-old Vie· S.lx;a ol Philadelphia, 3-6,' 7-~. 6·1, 1-6 6·3, 1~ wliat could be tbe cru.he; lor the U. S. learn. The z,n sweep . left ltie AUS!IIJ!S needing qnly one more win in the three remalblng matcbe141)e dou· ble98nd th~ pal~ of sln~l~'' (eeia, DUI<t SQONEitS AltRIVI · • · MIAMI up,~"tho Dilke and Ok·. lahoma foot~all squad• arrive to· day by plane to begin wbrk fpr the big ~ew Year's Day clash In the Orange Bowl. I I I I' Work Ordered ; · By Brown For :1 Big Game Sunday ;~ I CLEVELAND UP - The Clevl land Browns who 11re rated~' ~light edge over 1he DPtrolt Li ' in the National Football Lea rhampirmship ga mP. this Sun ~f. ' Fla., . ., . '' , ' ltrom .Ali of Us .. at MP~LE.NS -.~JfiO Nln~w•tl, tha alonder Michigan Slate quarterblM)k w~o waa named the Norlh'a moat valuable player, completed IS of 38 paaHI for a record 295 yarda In lutllnl the "Yanko" to a 113·20 dtltOQ, only their third In the IO.aame •erloa spon,.red lor Sbrlne cbar!Uea. Hh throwl, molt to teammate Bob Jewett at end, produced one touchdown and aet uother. They alao put Hlchlilan State'• other oonlor end, Dave Jlllaer In poaltlon to tiool a 110' • nt4 tleld coal for what. wountf 1111 belill the wlnninll polnta. ' · u, BOWUNG HIGHUGIITS SIMON'S MARKET. "We're down, 2~~ .and 'muat take a great pmbJe· in the·doi!bioa tomorrow," admitted U, 9. eapt!ln Billy 'falbert alter to4plo losses. "I'm not aaylng whit I have in mind - I haveo' JJe<le my final declalon on tbe doubles team - but Mockay wlll, !Ia a, greater player after to~11• fine ohowlng and any more Davia Cup he plays he'll be-even IJ<ltler." ' Auuie captain Harry llo~~ joined in praise · o! Maclla~. who was a late subotitute In 'I'M~'• singles pl~na for ailing ~ He•tile Flam. Satd Hopman; Ill•~~ played really well and baa t ·llfCat lenni~ future." · , '.,';; . ' ~(cbigan, Is belns flnucetl mabily bX 1 $71.000 grant rronl ttitltoct• teller Foundation. · < ._., ·· .Ill GUARD HIJJI1 Leahy Retur:us To , As C~aeh For'Texa8·Aggie 11 oame pattern os Paul "Bear" Jlr)'· ant Wednesday nl~t when Frank Leahy, !ormer ~o~eb at Notre Dame, •:reed to becom~ hesd coacb an athl\tle director. , Dr. M. T. RarrlnJll'on, Tem MoM president, said l.eahy agroed to •lontraet termo by telepbOilo a~d' thai the formal slgnl1111 of a COLUMBUS UP - Coach Ter- eonU.ct' Wll expectell by \be end ry Brennan of Notre Dame and of ihe week. This• moy be Situr· bowling star Don Carter, St. Louis, hov1• hPcn uddcd to the gn wing !rom Ita woril aeaaoll' In blstory list or sports figures who will be (18) In ION to naUo~aUy ranked honored hero by the Columbus lpot'thle seaoon with a 7~ record. Touchdown Club. Jan. 17. Carter wlll 'l<'Jive 1\JO club'• Brennan will re~eive an award "l!l>'lilll of the Year" IWil'cL He as the "Comeback Coach of tt1.e Ia lhe aame'a only tbree·ttme na, Year" at lhe club'o all-oporto ban- tlonal champion and reoentiY quet ror his 19~7 coaching achieve· tho world'• lnvltatlooal mateh 1rwnl. He brought hts team back pma. champlonablp. Brennan, Carter Added To Club's Honor Figures ' southpaw Mervyn Rose apliid :!lie wen•"Y Solxas and ellhe~ Jlt~ or 44-yca~·oid Gardner ·Mnl!jiy· of Denver, Colo. ' un:i;6;;n;,; Tex. UP-Ric-> bu~kled dQWR to work today 1~ defense strater:y. • lf:onrh P.1 1~1l Brown has indtcat ~ roncern ovcf"his defensive p ·' Iorm llnrc. · w~ic h gave up a to~l of 78 poi nts du rl11g the paijt four weeks. There still was M final declswn on whether stnr quarterback To mmy O'Connell, nursing an an kle injury for the past three weeks, w1H start in the game. O'Connell threw some paf\~es lll Wednesday's Brternoon ptClctlre session along with second stringe r· Milt Plum and Johnny Horton COLLEGE STATION, Tex., UP day at tho ' Gltor Bowl In Jack· Brown said, "If he's ready w~· - The Texas Aggl~s ~!eked UP a sonville, where the Aggie• wlll use hhn, you can lmt on tlut. ' drtVine foolball fundamentalist the meet l'llrmMee In their final MIAMI, na. UP .1.. Dick Cljrl•lY and Jim Mlnowoltl aet a fronflc pace with long ntns and Pti!IHI \Yednesrlay night 11 the College North-South All<ltm wrapped up t.. lhrtl11 of a whole 1eaaon In one night for 28,30ll fanJ In tho Oran&e Bowl. They're expected to· get that dile Imore win right away Jn the 1100· blco when they sen~ And~~on an'd' ga~e under Bl'Jiot, who Ia aolng to 'Aiaban>a. ' However,, Lea6y was In a hospltal at Mlchl'(la City, fnd .. today. He slippjtd' ana· b'l-oke His ankle Chrtstmao Beach, to the remained f./• Dr. Harrinlttia- said: Leati)l, ,9, wo~Jd be &iYell·•a-'alliiY of $16,000 o yeor I!lill•·'nllt~ · uit of a ~~':"t~~=!-The con· I' , Chttrles-Knight, Injured in . IG'I'PTIANI IN' TI~AS Al.lSTIN, Tex, UP. - The Uni· ' venlty of Tens tlili tall !ieJian the coulitry'i>IOcond program lor train ~n teaebors lo, the Eng· Jaailuije. The propam, -'ml• ' to oile .al tht Unlverslly oil· .aon, ~llitl · ~Ietner · Fill 10"' HAlF OFtt. .... 4fc lb. in Frt1n£ (Uud) ' llouah s. A!'nly IS !Pelodlng- t~~ ltojl~~ 1~;; ·~~ wlthl hla mQiher, lilt•• Rouijl. ' ..... WRA~ YOUR DI!SlGN~ foR 1858 · We . ~1 hope lila& ""' . you ,cet jJUt . . . wbat you're , ~ ·fqr. til' tile mtntht tO . ~Ill!'; may all · yout ~~~ma @me .trae. IIIWHAV_. PTA MilT; iUI CLASS M&ETS MrJt. Paul Powell pre.ented the ~o&fi\m' entiUed "CiirJ.;tmas lit. • llany. La•d•1'at tile' Monday eveo ' 'I'Jiel mcember meeting ' ot the nlng· meeting of the l:U~ Win· New Haven PTA was held Tbiirs· O~e Class. . iliiy isth at· 2 p. m." . '111e ~hureh afeuibersbip was TIIOJ ope~ed with thO To· Til" WJ)t'lil!' . f" ., • .' lb. ,MrS., .\!Ice Bletner Is the ,tio1Jdays at. thee Wad, ctOIID All O.r a FUll OF lOll · .. · '. LOI·N· -.. ,.::~~~-oo . ....,..,lhrolliluts~Prr.s... " RIB~ IIALF · ~' WHOlE lOIN 12 to 14LB. SIZE DONS OPEN TOURNEY OKLAHOMA CITY UP-San flflh·r1nked Dons the AU-College basketball tournament • this afternoor agalnat a~ underdog Denver Uni· \'crsity team. SANTA ANITA OP.NS S&ASO~ ' ARCADIA, Calif. UP- SantJ Anita's 21st season CJ! winter racIng iets u•derway today with thP 1 seventh runnlna of tbe $20.000 added Poyos Verdes llandlciJp or six- lurlon.,. The. M·day meelin ' wlll . be tho 'richest In the track.'' hialtlry with 32 major •lUke· scheduled and $3,500,000 In pur ses for' the winners. . . 59c I... SL&fwJ Full Shank Half tile IIIIAKr IN IL PAlO fEIVICE IEQ.%- 303 CANS fOR J!le 4·~i4t~ 1 ~- , CRJSP tCIHRG 0 R URGE .24. SI-ZE WASIJU ... IN"''~ Curly • ( J . 1,. ' ' �. •I ' ,. . . • ' . . 1' ~stem In order that a clear, eas· ter.'' U1 Interpreted image may be -1'~· ct:!Ved on the rctma. The visual object mav be blurred, moving, rHckcriWJ, 'or badily illuminat~d.'' Cirditl Reception Goo~ . TV rece ption in Cardiff il · ~oo~. he said, beca use the tnDBIIUtllns Lower is no more than 10 11).lle:l removed from any set in the ~lty He acknowledged tha t his sufvoy fell short or proving that "lelevision viewing does effect children's visio.n. " Rut ," he added, :·the indireet evidencc suggests Uris may 'be sc. If we arc to acce pt the finding.! at their fa cr value then the ef. ff>ct of trlrvisin n viewi1;g on chiJ· dren's eyesight is a sert~us mat· , 11 Minerals Are lmportollt, Tool ' What minerals does tho betfr need for health 1 Wbat happelll If thero Is a deficiency! Whili foodl ·" Since the "dlscOTer7'' of Yltamina, the role of minerai. 111 the proper fundioninr of our bodi• hal been "playt!d down." Moat people know they need tron, but taD rartly name the other ~tneralt. There oro three moot ImpOrtant mineral• : calcium, lodtne1_.an.d Iron. Calcium lo eapeeialiJ' IIIIPO" tant to ehlldl'en. 11 bulldl £ocid honea, taath, nails, and hair. J!"i'eketl and bowlew~~:, muael1 Qannl and eonvulalona, as well 11 heaJt ana nerve weaknesBel Jerlve from ealelum deficiency. Milk, IO)'bean ftour, aaparagu11, beana, bro'e«~U, !prouts, cabbage, eauliftCJWer, lime lettuce, elama, oyatera, eele'lt and cheese are raleluftl.rleb..' <;oiler and upset metaboU11111 ri-' 1ult from Iodine deficiency, which Ia needed lor tho vital thyrol4 sland~ Sea foods are ft~e iodine aourcea and the mlddlewut. •way from tha B!a. to called tho rulter•, bell" Iodine-rich food1 lnelutla green bettn e, all shell flab, lobtten,, aea ftsh, tmrl spinach. Anemia r&o suite frmn an iron deftcleney, and, !hero can be other blood dloturbaneea. A ••must" tOr b\llldln'l up the right amount of Iron II beat or ealvea~ l!ver. I The rl*btamount of minerals-• the mlnfmum requlrement.-w!U be 18sured If a •arled diet II fol· lowed. Thluhould lneludo a tarled aaaortment of fresh •esett.ltlea,: meall (Including liver and kid·. neYJ) ~nd oes foods. Such diet, vmatillty will not only provide, calelum1 lodlne1 and Iron, tiut alao. quantlt1e1 of enlorlne, potanlnm,l oul:rhur. eopfer, eodium., · bor91' 35. Hair on horee'l neck an zinc-a! needed to en•un; health. Your doetor.of chlroJractlo will gladly supply you with a dl· ellry !lot for your guldanee.1 : 37. C1meo material ,&. Storase · crib 4~. Conclude 42. Muelc note ~ I" I' ~ I" I'' ~ ...~·~~ I'" ,,. ~~ I" ' I"' [iff I'~ ~/. I" ~I" I" .. ~,., I" I' ~ I'" ~ .. '" '7 IW ,•~ I" ~ ~"', ~ ~ 1. . 1., 1.. ,.., .. • r PERSONALS . Tulnd•r'• An•wu '' NEW HAVEN \ Notional Chi~• AuMJatlwl , . ·~: ,' . · He (elt tiJat "t~e ·.only expla~· , tion" f~r the survey resblti , was ~ that "many of 'the older .schOot ehlldren watch television so Qtte so long and under such a~veise conditions that it eause6 ey~ straJn sufficient to impair' the vl$lon 'of some of them." ~ Parents should know of theae 11 possi}lle dangers;" and tbey should see to it that children look tt n under trte best condition~ he ' said. And opticians and oph- · lhaJmoJogists, when they are e'tamiti'ing the eyes of cbildren, shtJUld ask questions about )low tho s e eyes arc used and und\!t what circumstances. '.~~~!!.~~!!!.1 are mineral-rich? . ' '· " Mrs. ·Max Wetherall i• vlollln~ relatives in Huntington 1 ~her~ abe is ill. Her husband wlu Join her during the weekend. Miss Goldye Hart spent the holiday with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Lew S. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. James Gllbert and son l~ ft Monday to spend the holidays with relatives ' In Fairmont, w. Va. • Mrs. A. E. Wolfe of Barberton 1.! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloy~ Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart of , Flatwoods, Ky., came over the weekend and will also spend tile .holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ·stewart. · Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Fnll< nl Columbua were Chriatmas 111e111 of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. WolJ!etll. Mr. and .\Irs Bob llowoe ol Columbus were week:er1d euests ot Mr. and Mn. A. D. Humc while Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Hume and bmily of Northero ~!ich i gan with the Hurnea · John Dyer of Chnrleston W. V• spent the holiday witb hiS motb· cr Mrs. H. L Dyer. . Mr. and Mn JJohn Barrlneer ot Philadelphia, Pa., spent ' the holiday with her parents, Mr. and '\Irs. Lloyd Roush. ------·~ ~ . \11>\ENTIONI.ILES SOI.IGMT SOMERVILLE. N. J. UP _; Police began a "diacreet" HJreh Tuet!day for two vital lteme. lfn. Edith Ericksen reported her 111year-old daughter's girdle and panties had been stolen from ihe clothesline in bock of her bome. DETROIT UP - The Detroit Lions have two of the five q111r· terbaeks In National Football League history 'wh,o have complet· ed 100 or more touchdown PINel, Bobby Layne and Tobin Rote., . ~, Don't T~EtThe ~hance .·'.of Leaving Baby Alone ly ~lAMAN N. IUIIIISIN, M.D. THERE p~obably wUt be more veallgate the eo"'t.leu iblngs parties and more sathertnga of whtch have bHn lnlriiUinr him tamUtes and nelghbon during for ao lonr. these next lew dnys than In any Prevent lllttltlll: other period of the year. SIHan Scarce Here araln. a Utt.le forellrht bJ you parenta mtshl ptmnt a dla· • Naturally, you will want to at· uter. All or you mould acqualnl tend .. many or them .. you )lOI• your younratera Yllth the 11101 or . albly ean. But during the holiday potentially danreroUI ttema by aeuon, bahy·~ttera are ala pre· liVIng them a cllanot to lnapecl ' ml~m. apeelally ma4a aubatlhlel up · Ala mult,110me of you parents cloae. might be tempted to leave mtte Givins a cbll4 a blunt pair of Junior sleepfnr peacefully In hla aol&sora, ror example, wlllellmln· · crib .whUe you ro next door or ate much or hll deatra to rrab down the bloek to a hoUdt,JParty. hold of a lharp pair. .A toy rub· · Well, don't do It! ber h-er wUl 1111ke tht real · Pan1111 Wamtd thins Ieatnterullllr. 1 The Ohtcaro l'lre Department BIMr Out u ....Ja ' I' thltyear baa sene to rrtatlenrtha ··-:o; . to warn parenta or the danrer1 Permltllnr a ehll4 to blow out ; I. olaucll practlcu There larto way a malcll Ql' llrlli hit birthday . .of tolllnr when a 11re mlsbt cue will m~b It laa lltelr that : · braat out Ill JOUr ~ome or even he will ateal 0111 and atrllte II : .\ a nelsh'IIOI!a home adJacent to !Urtl 't~h· ot' •·• .... I 11u ow m1111 you - • '""" , ,,·' your hou11, Proptr PrecCIIIIIou pr:,u~r'~t 11ol to le&n your Ot courae,.rou know tiiCush to JOunleW alone, t¥tn for a row . take proper pncaut10114 IUoh u mtnut11. ftutea4, lake him with ' \ breaklns undmatehaaalldrrln4· you when you're IDTited out. The · tn1 onllha .u,ble4 end ol a ftn· Delehbora wW UDCieralllld I lohed ctsan\11 until 11 II COOl to · · • the touch•.You do tnow e~aup Q111111011 Alii! ~ to do that, 8011~ JOU? l\1, J.: MJ t iOD ba4 lt•r&fl llu~ un!Ol\unate.b' roa ·don which mealtd a deapl\l'arm•· have cont1'91',over IVII'1 poealble tic hernia. Hnomplatna ollllghl ' ailllaUon tii&Uail develop. ; ;. palru once In ,i whUe alter eat· · If yo~r JOimpler.te the adYell· Ilia. He hu 110 other aymptoma. . turesome .t~nd what chUd Does he J!Md atUJery? . ·lln't?- hl.tilllbt cl\lllb out or hll Anawer: Moat cuea do not cr)b or bed ' and Mitt upon tke need treatment and do not pro· opportunilt ol beiJll alone to IJl. duee any Mtelt ~toml. • UI1, IIIII! fatvl'll I ..Y Hmt Pr;anclo and Mrs. Beecher Cooper, and Mra. J. G. Swan , : In Logan and At· ., ;t ·': . JWI has· not felt quite so well lor •· few days. . Arnold · Fisher and' children al!ci his mother. Mrs. Fisher of Ssblna, 0 .. were Sunday guests of lolf. an11 Mra. Roy Anderson. ~rs. Mary Hlllealy returned to Cumberland, !lid., last Fridat af· spending 10veral days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and sl•ter Bernice. She one evening wtth her bro· Rilph Jr. and family, lint· ~ �. •I ' ,. . . • ' . . 1' ~stem In order that a clear, eas· ter.'' U1 Interpreted image may be -1'~· ct:!Ved on the rctma. The visual object mav be blurred, moving, rHckcriWJ, 'or badily illuminat~d.'' Cirditl Reception Goo~ . TV rece ption in Cardiff il · ~oo~. he said, beca use the tnDBIIUtllns Lower is no more than 10 11).lle:l removed from any set in the ~lty He acknowledged tha t his sufvoy fell short or proving that "lelevision viewing does effect children's visio.n. " Rut ," he added, :·the indireet evidencc suggests Uris may 'be sc. If we arc to acce pt the finding.! at their fa cr value then the ef. ff>ct of trlrvisin n viewi1;g on chiJ· dren's eyesight is a sert~us mat· , 11 Minerals Are lmportollt, Tool ' What minerals does tho betfr need for health 1 Wbat happelll If thero Is a deficiency! Whili foodl ·" Since the "dlscOTer7'' of Yltamina, the role of minerai. 111 the proper fundioninr of our bodi• hal been "playt!d down." Moat people know they need tron, but taD rartly name the other ~tneralt. There oro three moot ImpOrtant mineral• : calcium, lodtne1_.an.d Iron. Calcium lo eapeeialiJ' IIIIPO" tant to ehlldl'en. 11 bulldl £ocid honea, taath, nails, and hair. J!"i'eketl and bowlew~~:, muael1 Qannl and eonvulalona, as well 11 heaJt ana nerve weaknesBel Jerlve from ealelum deficiency. Milk, IO)'bean ftour, aaparagu11, beana, bro'e«~U, !prouts, cabbage, eauliftCJWer, lime lettuce, elama, oyatera, eele'lt and cheese are raleluftl.rleb..' <;oiler and upset metaboU11111 ri-' 1ult from Iodine deficiency, which Ia needed lor tho vital thyrol4 sland~ Sea foods are ft~e iodine aourcea and the mlddlewut. •way from tha B!a. to called tho rulter•, bell" Iodine-rich food1 lnelutla green bettn e, all shell flab, lobtten,, aea ftsh, tmrl spinach. Anemia r&o suite frmn an iron deftcleney, and, !hero can be other blood dloturbaneea. A ••must" tOr b\llldln'l up the right amount of Iron II beat or ealvea~ l!ver. I The rl*btamount of minerals-• the mlnfmum requlrement.-w!U be 18sured If a •arled diet II fol· lowed. Thluhould lneludo a tarled aaaortment of fresh •esett.ltlea,: meall (Including liver and kid·. neYJ) ~nd oes foods. Such diet, vmatillty will not only provide, calelum1 lodlne1 and Iron, tiut alao. quantlt1e1 of enlorlne, potanlnm,l oul:rhur. eopfer, eodium., · bor91' 35. Hair on horee'l neck an zinc-a! needed to en•un; health. Your doetor.of chlroJractlo will gladly supply you with a dl· ellry !lot for your guldanee.1 : 37. C1meo material ,&. Storase · crib 4~. Conclude 42. Muelc note ~ I" I' ~ I" I'' ~ ...~·~~ I'" ,,. ~~ I" ' I"' [iff I'~ ~/. I" ~I" I" .. ~,., I" I' ~ I'" ~ .. '" '7 IW ,•~ I" ~ ~"', ~ ~ 1. . 1., 1.. ,.., .. • r PERSONALS . Tulnd•r'• An•wu '' NEW HAVEN \ Notional Chi~• AuMJatlwl , . ·~: ,' . · He (elt tiJat "t~e ·.only expla~· , tion" f~r the survey resblti , was ~ that "many of 'the older .schOot ehlldren watch television so Qtte so long and under such a~veise conditions that it eause6 ey~ straJn sufficient to impair' the vl$lon 'of some of them." ~ Parents should know of theae 11 possi}lle dangers;" and tbey should see to it that children look tt n under trte best condition~ he ' said. And opticians and oph- · lhaJmoJogists, when they are e'tamiti'ing the eyes of cbildren, shtJUld ask questions about )low tho s e eyes arc used and und\!t what circumstances. '.~~~!!.~~!!!.1 are mineral-rich? . ' '· " Mrs. ·Max Wetherall i• vlollln~ relatives in Huntington 1 ~her~ abe is ill. Her husband wlu Join her during the weekend. Miss Goldye Hart spent the holiday with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Lew S. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. James Gllbert and son l~ ft Monday to spend the holidays with relatives ' In Fairmont, w. Va. • Mrs. A. E. Wolfe of Barberton 1.! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloy~ Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart of , Flatwoods, Ky., came over the weekend and will also spend tile .holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ·stewart. · Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Fnll< nl Columbua were Chriatmas 111e111 of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. WolJ!etll. Mr. and .\Irs Bob llowoe ol Columbus were week:er1d euests ot Mr. and Mn. A. D. Humc while Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Hume and bmily of Northero ~!ich i gan with the Hurnea · John Dyer of Chnrleston W. V• spent the holiday witb hiS motb· cr Mrs. H. L Dyer. . Mr. and Mn JJohn Barrlneer ot Philadelphia, Pa., spent ' the holiday with her parents, Mr. and '\Irs. Lloyd Roush. ------·~ ~ . \11>\ENTIONI.ILES SOI.IGMT SOMERVILLE. N. J. UP _; Police began a "diacreet" HJreh Tuet!day for two vital lteme. lfn. Edith Ericksen reported her 111year-old daughter's girdle and panties had been stolen from ihe clothesline in bock of her bome. DETROIT UP - The Detroit Lions have two of the five q111r· terbaeks In National Football League history 'wh,o have complet· ed 100 or more touchdown PINel, Bobby Layne and Tobin Rote., . ~, Don't T~EtThe ~hance .·'.of Leaving Baby Alone ly ~lAMAN N. IUIIIISIN, M.D. THERE p~obably wUt be more veallgate the eo"'t.leu iblngs parties and more sathertnga of whtch have bHn lnlriiUinr him tamUtes and nelghbon during for ao lonr. these next lew dnys than In any Prevent lllttltlll: other period of the year. SIHan Scarce Here araln. a Utt.le forellrht bJ you parenta mtshl ptmnt a dla· • Naturally, you will want to at· uter. All or you mould acqualnl tend .. many or them .. you )lOI• your younratera Yllth the 11101 or . albly ean. But during the holiday potentially danreroUI ttema by aeuon, bahy·~ttera are ala pre· liVIng them a cllanot to lnapecl ' ml~m. apeelally ma4a aubatlhlel up · Ala mult,110me of you parents cloae. might be tempted to leave mtte Givins a cbll4 a blunt pair of Junior sleepfnr peacefully In hla aol&sora, ror example, wlllellmln· · crib .whUe you ro next door or ate much or hll deatra to rrab down the bloek to a hoUdt,JParty. hold of a lharp pair. .A toy rub· · Well, don't do It! ber h-er wUl 1111ke tht real · Pan1111 Wamtd thins Ieatnterullllr. 1 The Ohtcaro l'lre Department BIMr Out u ....Ja ' I' thltyear baa sene to rrtatlenrtha ··-:o; . to warn parenta or the danrer1 Permltllnr a ehll4 to blow out ; I. olaucll practlcu There larto way a malcll Ql' llrlli hit birthday . .of tolllnr when a 11re mlsbt cue will m~b It laa lltelr that : · braat out Ill JOUr ~ome or even he will ateal 0111 and atrllte II : .\ a nelsh'IIOI!a home adJacent to !Urtl 't~h· ot' •·• .... I 11u ow m1111 you - • '""" , ,,·' your hou11, Proptr PrecCIIIIIou pr:,u~r'~t 11ol to le&n your Ot courae,.rou know tiiCush to JOunleW alone, t¥tn for a row . take proper pncaut10114 IUoh u mtnut11. ftutea4, lake him with ' \ breaklns undmatehaaalldrrln4· you when you're IDTited out. The · tn1 onllha .u,ble4 end ol a ftn· Delehbora wW UDCieralllld I lohed ctsan\11 until 11 II COOl to · · • the touch•.You do tnow e~aup Q111111011 Alii! ~ to do that, 8011~ JOU? l\1, J.: MJ t iOD ba4 lt•r&fl llu~ un!Ol\unate.b' roa ·don which mealtd a deapl\l'arm•· have cont1'91',over IVII'1 poealble tic hernia. Hnomplatna ollllghl ' ailllaUon tii&Uail develop. ; ;. palru once In ,i whUe alter eat· · If yo~r JOimpler.te the adYell· Ilia. He hu 110 other aymptoma. . turesome .t~nd what chUd Does he J!Md atUJery? . ·lln't?- hl.tilllbt cl\lllb out or hll Anawer: Moat cuea do not cr)b or bed ' and Mitt upon tke need treatment and do not pro· opportunilt ol beiJll alone to IJl. duee any Mtelt ~toml. • UI1, IIIII! fatvl'll I ..Y Hmt Pr;anclo and Mrs. Beecher Cooper, and Mra. J. G. Swan , : In Logan and At· ., ;t ·': . JWI has· not felt quite so well lor •· few days. . Arnold · Fisher and' children al!ci his mother. Mrs. Fisher of Ssblna, 0 .. were Sunday guests of lolf. an11 Mra. Roy Anderson. ~rs. Mary Hlllealy returned to Cumberland, !lid., last Fridat af· spending 10veral days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and sl•ter Bernice. She one evening wtth her bro· Rilph Jr. and family, lint· ~ �I I I . ./ 1 ' . ( ' Yule Program ' ' The annual Christmas program Vaughan by theJeffre) !rnt ;5~~~;~~~~~· ~;. wasCharleBgrvenfmley Jrmmy TYo of the Naomr Baptist aehool was preaented C\lrlstmaa chur~h r.~~,.,...., ebU~ . Kenneth Buckley group of recltallo•s were Pl'l!llented by the secoud grade lndudlng • Chnstmas Welcome/' Pamela Crew 'In Ho .or of Je '· I!U!·I·I•u.s", Bradford Moor(, "Some for Jesus Becky Nease, 11 - ·· ""'"· Celebrate J11s Btrth ', NaneJ "&tar Bright' Loring Vau ''nte Chmt of Bethlehem'\ Coodwrn, A Chrrstm" Willi', Sandy Whrte and 'Guld Ina Star'~, Ltn~a Warner :~~~~~~~~~~~I "Hong Following group singing or Your Stockings By The Ffro" an exercise Who Is This wu 1Iven by third grade Dann, Broq, Jennifer Blakeslee and Danny Crow A playlet 'Love' Cllflatmaa Tree was presented the' fourth grade Kathy Han Cheryl Edwards Hyla Vau Marrlyn Moore Unda Wrll Teddy Morarrty Davrd t ~bt)(twln, Lanny TYo an~ Blllt A recitation ' The Innkeeper Lallll!nt' by Christopher Tomp tint, preceded recltatlona by Neoae and Jan Clio after tho ~roup sang "Why Do Christmas Rmg" Th1 ~hrlst~rlll Story Glory to God , lm'ipture and song was pr(l HQted by the filth gnde l(atio Morarity Donna Crow, Brend 1 P~tts, S~e Buckley, Carlo Will hoe Thom'as Dennas M.bkl" 'l'hur111 Vaughen and Coward Calvert JMnirer Crew Alita Carpentor and Brenda Potts sang "Just A Wee Baby' alter whrolr two ca• "It Came Upon the Midnight and "0 Little Town Of Bethlehem' were presented br Jennifer Crew Alita Carpenter, Cindy Swatzel Kitty Persinger and Kandy Kl8!lrng and an in otrumental n~mbcr WB8 played bt Kitty Per.rnger with flute and Alita Carpenter the saxophone An otfering was taken wit.r Vaughan assistant superlnten of the church school, glvln1 the oftertory prayer and taking the ••llection were membors or the Junior !ntermedlste Cia" or boyo taught by Denzil Goeglern Eve und~r the direction of S T Johnson \he asSistant superintendent The Christmas carol, 'Joy To the World' by the congregation open· ed tbe promm followed with Jll:ayer hl W1lham Lewis A pa· ~eant Grandfather Tells the Christmas Story drreeted by Mrs Peorl Scott was grven by Ran dolph aod Jonathan Seott, Janie Scott, Charles and Charlene Brown PhYlliS and Dranne Ru.s sell, Belrnda and Lady Daun Seott Helen Brown Rrchard Qualls, and Joyce Wrlllams A play 'Catching Up Wrth Christmas was presented by Joan Buflm(lton Vtola Brown, Hazel Quails Prrscrlla and Cher ry Seott Helen Brown Fannie Rusaell, Edwrna Bell and Je88re Johnson after wbrch the prolll'•lll closed wrth the srngrhg of "Silent Night by the congrega tlon Sol Johnson was rhe pianist for tlre ovening At the close of the program Santa arrrvcd wrth treata for the eblldren (li.. • • • • • • !t.rea U.S.MO C~ristmas Eve Candle-Light Service Held . -:-;---":-;-Mt. Moriah Baptist Church .. A cacndle hght Chrlstmae Eve service wao held at the first Blp Pro9ram Held On Christm.as tlat ehureh under the auspices of -·--:--:::-.·-~---=-:-- the Senior Baptist Youth Fellow ship and thetr adviSor, Mr• Manning Kloes George Siddell mlnl!terial stu· dent a! the Andom Newton Theological Seminary Boaton, wu the 1nest speoker and bra topic waf "Peace On Earth Good Will To Men" The program opcned1 with an or(an prelude by Mro Cerald Anthony and Suoan Pullen read the stoi'y of the Natrvrty from the Gospel of St Luke A play The Twelfth Night' was pre~ented with the following younc people takrng part Drane Stumbo, George Hibbs, Walter Harris, James Hood Janet Kay Baker and Richard Bodhner lleltle Leu Harris was narrator for the candle llghtmg ceremony and tbe candles were lrghted by Larry Mitch and Wilham Werner A Christmas pra)er by Kit Neal and the benedlctron by Carolyn Wilson concluded the scrv1ce Gjrl Sco~t Troop Christmas Party IHeld On Saturday The Mt MorlOh Baptrst Chllrch had therr Chrrstmas program on Wednesday Deo 25 with Mtj 'Ar nold Riohards Mrs Irvin Baum gardner and Mrs Ernest BoWles in char~e of the program Rosetta Rl"hards was mistreq qf ceremony for the program wbicb opene~ w1th a carol followed ijy a prayor by Mrs Arlena Reese, tho 1a supenntendent of the1r ~ble Sehool Sally and Sherry POII'ell gave the welcome to the ~ongrep tum and Paula Gomer's recltatlon was 'Greetines other recl~Uono were 'I'd Like To Send A Blriliday Card , Lrnda Ervrn, It 1 Cl1i.'lst mas" Thelma and Freddy Bebin aon, An exenuce Wh~tt rn Be' wu preocnted by Jewell P'l'ke An 1t a Qowles Sandra Hoi linshead Joe Powell The l!e~n ners and Primary classes on* a song Long Ago l A p•geant Longrng lor Ch!lat maa was the occond part of tbe program and the cast included Janioe Riohordo, who was Laura PalmeT! Kerth Bowles-11!110n Palmer Emmellne Bowle11-Ethel Palmer, Alma Bl\umgardner..,..Sara Eldrtdgo Phoebe Harper - Lolly Pnlmer Manning Baumgardner Johnny Eldridge, Jeanine Bowles -Kathy Eldrrdge Carolyn ErvinDotty Green Jleorge Baumgardner - the Rov Matthews Clmnce Hollens~end - telegraph boy Ml chael Sm1th - mall man After the program re!resh me nta 1were served m the church d•nln& room w1th Mrs Ncllre W1n~on Ga\ardine, Quilted Lined ,9.90 up " Ave The evening was spent 1n sang ing carols, watching tclevtslon and playing gamoa A grit exehungo waa also held Refreshments were served by Mrs Persincr to Cheryl Ebcrsbach, Jennifer Crew Kitty Persinger Jane Baer Alita Carpenter, Nan cy Burns Kathaleen GrtmCB, Pat rlcia Hcnne01y, Frances Radford Cindy Swatzcl and Kandy KISI URI $1.00 to $1.79 Lehew Family Dinner Is Held Men's Dress Shoes $6.95 up 1\lr and Mro William Lencw en terialned with a !ami() dlnne' Christmas at their home Syca more St Present wbre Mr and Mrs Wllllem Tbucner, Syracuse Mrs Theodore Lehew Mrs Emn\8 Lcilbc!t, tbe hn•ta ond children Teddy, Jobnny and Cheryl 1\. &kit uioom of H!nt" was pre ~ Mlko Sw•tzel D~wnio, Lorr~ Marshall sented Allen Davl I Brown and DoUiiaa M•ore, after wllich Leo 'Crew In behalf or t~• cburoh preHnled the Rev and M" Eu~tne Brown with a gill Follewinl ihe orrlval of Sant, who gove treat• to the chlldre1 the program closed with prayer by Theo Stnllh, eupcrintcndent Ebersbach Family Yule Dinner Held Parkers' Host At [).inner On Chr~tmas Day Mr d Mrs Dwight onterta hed with a droner Christ mas at their home, Pleasaftt RJdge Road Pr<!enl were Mise ' Rh rl~ri lr)j Youn~ Toledo, Mr and hert Morris Sr, and son William Yonnr Mrs Hank Youn~ and sono Johnny and Drily th< ho11! daughter Myrt s Kay TCHED WORK ' SHIRT $.2.29 PANTS $3.49 ,.,,.., Limited Regular $1.00 S1ze 5()¢ Slzel II CO 38 •.. $3.98 2 ptlr for $1.00 ' . $3.95 T·SHIRTS ' 79c ' 1_,. • MART, In~. 1\ftd~t'JMir' ~ntieh 1 Mr and Mn C B we"'"'' ''" ' ': C Snn•bury Mbr• Sa.tv ' nd Pic Jon M Sc~aa! , n .... h,.i~ tma:'ll ~ur.~ts of Mr :m~ M, ~ '1 R Koehler and family In Col , bu1 ~ Rig and foundry employee, 1s above at the left recemng a casil award from A V E~smgton, Foundry Manager, foy a suggesl!on \llat r£suited m considerable savings m th' cornoom de· partment m the handling of large cores Tli1s IS the first aWard made under'the suggestion plan that has recently been ·~tailed m the ~omeroy Works o~~~ (Sen.tJllel Pho~) Tb.~ &x Tticlc Turned Out fine! At Our House \.. tr ~. ~(( L IIIIIWt CIIRISTMAS turned out Ane - atourhoU8e }Iuddy rot to Pl&J hla box trick on Penny, and the tact that, after ope~llllrs~ big ~... and lhen"lnla Jar bciX~, otit alltt lhe other, ~e II;OUld dbeom a pair Rl fliCks aa h~ IUlJirilelllflbad a happy ending I bad ra~ked my brain u to how I could save Penny the dlsapPQ(ntment I knew waa In store and at lbe ,-..,, ttme not apoll Buddy'l tun , , Flna,lly, on Christmas Eve I aala to Buddy· 'Buddy, that is such a good box Irick, I wonder It you'd let me Iii on It too Why couldn't I put my present to Penny down In the toe of one of tHe aocka you're lllv~ b~r? Then she'll reanu be ourpriaed I • ~ Bud4Y lhOUibl a moment, then hla eyes lit up· •I ret Ill She'll tblnltthe aocka are lhe surprlae, and, aD the lime there'~ anolhe} surprise In lbe toe I ' I'm glad I thought ot It, !or the tears that eame to Penny's eyea when abe got throuch opening all the bqzea hardiT !)ad Ume to form before she discovered In the toe \ 111 lb& !OCt IIDlall gold rlnr with her own birthstone In Ill l lion paint to get tho1ob 'done 'Leng before he was finished," diiClosed Mra Hbhstetter "Edison was tired out, atUI, and sore " The e!lllre decoration sclteme He gave pollee the assumed was done in pink illd silver wrtb name and sard he came to Colum- a large five pornted star on a wall bu! last January He !a!d be lrill- .varylnt Ibis theme wjth one &Ide ed one of two companion~ on a of Ita polnta rn blue William H drinkili'i spree, then fled town Andiraon, known locally for his when be waa unable to revtve naturaf talent as an artist, created blm the alar for the bank in ted to (Continued on PaJe Five) Tbo public is cordiallY n ,.. the bank'r Chrlatnlns dreiS l"letf!l:a!iona. will remain In place 1 ~nW after New Year's Day Ze-li,UIII 1n;.. ders I ·-- d• In Raee JAjil mg To SouthP0Ie 1\T. Helping Others Helped new A Sad Day Happy . " ' AUCKLAND, Now Zealand UP -Sii Edmund Htllary took a com· manding lead' today In hll "hellbent" race against • British ex pedltlon for the honor of makin~ the !trot overland trek to the Snutb Pille rn 45 yoara 1 ' I - - D~tton Drug , C9. MIDDLEP9lT T~:e ~::..u~~~:~~ ~:m ;::~ Former WtU;we Director 6ted \ For t\dultery CHAIIDON1 0', 111'-Jamel D Lisle, 3B, former Ceatlla ConDtl Welfare ' drreclor, wu t6 tpJH!ir lpnlrbt before Troy Township Justice of th, I'••~ Clyde Rus1011 on a cllarge of l~uliBIY· Llilt lather ot Wet! ~hUdren, admit~d falliering the unborn <bild of lrlra. f~tl:icla 1M Msrtlt 1 divorcee and moiher of four ~~q!'; Liale &orller tjlla ll!ORII>':pleod ed innocent to the acrultery charge wbich carrret a mallimum penalty of a $200 nne IDd thre'! months in jaiL I J lie 1'1• dlitnbed froiD bb couhty peot Dep 1• for lilltnoral conduct. ~ ~b , e~p-lejl ~~~ dlsmiual to thb 11411! Civil !itT· vice Catiimlkl60 - PAift &k . and Mra Arlena Beese in ebar" of t~e food commltt6e. Mr and Mra Geor&e Hacl:e~ Jr ,nd children left this motoftln~ for a vacation in P'!Qrlda Mr and Mrl GeOI'I& Slddtl\. ,(udents at the Andover NelftM Theological Semlllary, Boston, Mau are Chr11tin~a guests ol her pareuto1 Mr and lira Paul Smart and lantily ' r • Min Myrna Rwsell, ColiiiltbUs, and Mr and Mrs Richard '•RIYill •nd dllllghler.., Hllllarda, '#elli Chrrstmu gueita of 111r ond Mn Sidney T BullfU Mn Arnold Richaraa drove to ,:'olumbus Tue1d1y and was I!ICo companied home by her daughter Patrrch who is employed there .Ill" Ri'ehardo •pent Chriltmas with her parenfl and sl8ters l!Ud returned home WedneRday night Mn Margjrel Bnnnon Arid ~ro\her, Clarence. WeSt Union w- va were Christmas guesio ol her son, Car) Bra~non and Mrf Brannon Chrrstmas dtnner guests or Mill 11argoret Sauer "ere Ml• Oalile Sa~nders, Mrs Lau,ra ~sun ~er 1 and Mra\ Emma Bissett Mr• Wlllioro Gru~er Willi taken to Meigs General Hosprtal •• a ~ and Mrs Charles J Ehera medical patient on ChriStmas af bach entertarned with a fa~uly ternrlon dinner Christmas at thcu home, Kenneth, nine month old aon Prospect Hill of Ml and Mra LarrY Rice WI! Guesto were Mr and Mrs Ed entered •• a medtcu patien~! at gar Pratt and Mrs Ruth Laney and Holzer Hoapltol on <;hristma• daughter Debbie, illrddlepor t Mr Eve His moihcr apd grandmoond ~Irs Carl Hysell Kenneth und ther, Mrs Hyl~a Dunham havo Carl Jr Rutland, and Mr a~d been slayinl wltb tbc ,baby who Mn Harold Ebcrsbach and chil· reported 11 111)9\'ovlng dren James and Darla Mr and and Mrs Leo SwiCk, (:olum Mrs Wrllard Ebersbsch coiled Jn chrblmll auestt of ~er the evening 11 Wise Sr tnd allt,r, Mill Wise Jolnin~ !belli ror dinner were Mr an4 )In Willian\ a~d dau&hler Salldra or p;,ch•n and Mr Ill• C If I lng at the home or their leader I Mrs Charles PerSinger, Mulberry Gil I Sco~t Troop Two enjoyed a Christmas party Saturdal even .BOMBER JACKETS ,_...,e:ntinel he SOfJETY·. ~r,~H~'tn II~Fr·ese 1nted Sunday Given Tuesday ' ' ' POMERQI wardlsMaae Naomi Baptist .. • ' ., \ I, [ ~ hy was reported ,... than 300 miles from the pole today ' The Brlrlan ""'dltion headed ~y Dr Vivian Fuclrs was some BOO mllea away at last reporfl A rodlOj message from Hllfary to Nl!W zealand's Scott baae M<l-furdo &ound this re))Ofled tJr~ team had 40 miles durrng the night wo~ld put him about 290 from hrs aoal llarrlng unforeseen misbapo, the Hillary parcy appeared-a sure winner It was mdklnJ the trek alODII tbe general routes taken W the only two expeditiona ever lo mcb the pole ~crOia the ley wastes Roald Amend· ctBJIIDe~ ,t."'!q D~<•_T)~r,, 1911 U\d llrlt· F . Scott tho in five to 'Jielt where aJready force~ their homes the path of flooded corps o! trucks and motorboats carried camped on the banks of the Little Wabash River 10 safety yesterday antt -early today Fed by heavy !qUowed recent off-seaaon does into the area th~ rrver .... expected to crest at 84 feet today Authorrtres said the brggest dll frcylty confrontrng the ev•eueos wu getting !herr Irves\Q~k to aafety Farther north on lhe Lrt le Wabash only three f•mllles itU , were foreed to leave ~II' lJomes WASHINGTON U1' - Tl!ia Ia by ritinor fioodrng ' th ••• 8t 01 G d t•~ ••. eory ray1 on, "" wl' Meanwhile, at lllurpH~sboro key who never had 10~lher Be hardest bit by the Ia~ llt<lember Is dead, the vieUtn of play tornadoes, tlre Brg Mudd)' River I FatherIess T key Meels IAS.)J Dem"se I or I 1 With him hu died for at least dropped another 4 rnebes No YON tlje hopeo o( governmeqt families were forced to ••cuate acle~tist Marlow w Olsen of the area The U S Weather Qureau re key can becotne 1 father ~ potted, however, tbat n~w: r~ Craydon .... the onlY Irving I tnuld be expecled ·i!lWUgboo• proot of Olsen'• discovOI"!' - •n· t aouthem Dlmols late liklay. nOUtlced to an Incredulous world In the rest of Ihe nalftfn, a late in 1~- that It Is poSirble tot coming winter began ~ !how a \urkey to be born wrthout a 1.. first srgna or drgglng in Cool atr ther moved rn behrnd a disturbance in the northeaot Thursday nlgbt Partbcnogeneals, the 8Mnst•ne cawing lower temperitures ovet :~;~~=~=!.•~.•,m=• ~ the enure nation from the Mra01: vlously to occur In lower forma of alppt Valley to the Atlanflc Sc• life Olsen was the first to AIIIICOV· board ' • lcatniu 1\'h,lbPr a fatherless 1111'- \ 1D d, 6H4t' er 11-ln t)lrkeYl Sinal then Olsen has produced more than a score of fatherleBA turkeys by testing more than 18,· oooeus laid by turkey hena wllleh were kept carefully segregated from twkey toms Craydon,was the sole survrvor of th... experlmenta He was t-e only fatlm'Iess turkey to live more !ban 22 trays Under Olaen's tender care ~1'11¥don autvlved for 254 days en death ubexpecledly attock He WI!, tilled by two bunting dogs a~ b~ 0 \Vllnder'ld aboat the baok yar ~ Olsen's home adjacent to the 1 riculture Departmen, s 11 re~~· centtr If nearby Betsvr e t ea Mish ott A In uto ap Near portsJDQUlh ~ PORTSMOUTH, 0 UP- Har old c.lrrence 3p Wake[teld, wa• krlled and srx o~hef persons were Injured Thursday In a l*;o car collisron on U S 23, IOVtn miles north of here Hrs daughter, Paula, &months old and ltls '"ter rn "'w Katie Entler 11 were taken. lo Chll dren's' llo;pilal rn Cqlumblls In crrttcal condition WASHINGTON UP-New trou· blea piled up today tor Robert B Rueger, rormer. Naval officer wb.o lost all his retirement bene!ita wben he wJs eonvroted •1 manaioughter tf Rueger now has been told h• must cough up $3 7'17 to the Navy apparently because someone '" C lor therr farm the Navy made a bookkeeprn' er ably will remain "".'"' ~~~.;,0:: ror according to a report In the According to Army Navy-Air Foree Journal "" tbe Presrdent Rueger's troubles began ''' PASADENA, calif UP-Odds Washington months after he retired from 30 were much better today that New new Crvrl Yanearaunb,.lervtnliseebedinrethcoredNaavynd w;~: Years Day would dawn cool, Iholds riB frrst clear and sunny than tbat Oregon Pwndent has rank of commander would overeome a 19 pornt defier! pate m at Be trUed an umnvrted guest ••d whrp Obro State m tbe Rose meefurg of tbe wl)o barged into a New Year's i'i:twL by the last ~y and alarted an argument Wpathcr fo~ecasters predic'.M The Pnsirfent at Ruerer'a Arlrngton, Va home tbat thare wss only on. Fhancc staff wltb. him in 1958 For Ibis Rueger was In five or six tbat rt woufd ram Will be CODVlctod o' manslaughter ond Jiln. I but oddamake:s re!uaed tc mg sentenced to five years In prrm budge from thorr J9-<ll'20 pornt aala Oo the Navy"J recommendation tonferenees President Ersenbower SIIRed on eslima\0 of the coming game State of tbe Unron order etrildng Rueger'• name Pnlss Seeretary from the retired rolls last March D 1 erty sard wort on 8 A Jetter wa1 lent to Rueger ~teten Uuron will be ~=es~~ the Virglura State Peurtentrarv man ebore tn 10 at Rrchmend notifyrng him of \he posl.ll,Oll also wiJldevote budgel mes,.ge that starts nnt,:.ui~~i~M coDJultatiou wtth Peraval Brllndage RICHMOND lnd UP- A htt'e • Hagerty expect& : lriU. ,,~, Clear "'eather predi tedFOr Ro:.. Bowl Tilt Arrests R ed Jn eport Hour pen'od No new arrests were report,d the P"l 24 hours by Robert C Hartenbach He said no charges were fried agalDJt Philip and Doris Flshe. or Rac1ne Therr case was thus !brown out of Jusllce of Peace R. E. Grindley's courL In a state mcnt to The Daily Sentinel lfr and !Irs Fisher sard an alteroa Uon rnvolvrng them WI£ not be tween tbemael ..s, but rather botween a third party IFather ts . 'Jn 0p To Appendedomy f~rlo::g r~n'·:!e~~~;~ron a~"!': ~~::. :.~:..~cl! dectomy performed when her lather relented rn hiS relrgrou• opposltron to medrcal care Tho father Arth~r Prppen, 40, had resrsted for about three da)& agarnst pie"' by allthontles to permit a ph)o!SICtan to treat bh daughter Judy 11 , lor acute ·~ pendrcltr; Instead Pippen hrs ram1Iy and other members or the 'Full Taberoade of God' religrous sect prayed almost oontrnuously to me the hie of the blonde blut eyed grrl Prppen was persuaded to per mrt the operatron Thursday "rght when autborrtres rnstrtuted legal action to make Judy a ward of the eourt whrch would pav• way for medical trtatment Earllcr Thursday Prppen had of the year to ............ bower •• he drafts ofd;he;!E~~;~~~ Doubt ner m - the bra Slate of the Ubilll('n fore congress w ('~ Jan 7 Hageriy has been made 1:;!~ Prestdenl wtU aend U congres. cr deliver I\ Eight .tuteJJIW,~ V&AgCla~ 'W/LealOll Funeral Bulk Milk d W Buckeyes Nourn ln.Pasa en~, Se...,;"e Planned th~ • •· Fol•Thiril'Bese Bowl Clash Saturday At2 PM ~::~£~ F::~r~:i~i~:t J.~i~ fi 1 , 1 ._ burst 111(h1n bours and •he mrghl Forrest Wheaton, Cheshrre RD not irve through the nrgbt In dred at Holzer Hosprtal Thursd.p thir ~ame mornrng lie wu precede\! rn Despite the predlcllon rppen ' rnsrsled on ta\rng tbe Eirl back .._ point death by bls wile the former home to resunle prayrng lar her ~ l'rlaude Strausbaugh, who died m 19114 lfr Wheaton was a natrve hf~ut Pippen stood firm rn hl! game was among of Gallia County and was born bclrels untrl ShenU Edward Cor at Eno June. 12, 1884 h stadium the Ohro Staters Survavors mclude Mrs Wilham dell amvcd Wit a smnmons have won two from the Pa<rfic (LUly May) OxYer Mrs Dow I The summons ordered Pappcn, a Coast Conference defeating Csll (Ethel) Little Marre Wheaton foundry worker, to appeor m fornra, 1714, In 1950 and beat!DJ and Harold Wheaton aU of Che- court today for a hearmg ou d 11 the grrl s custedy usc 21!-7 tn 19~ _ shrre 13 gran dcbildren an Then tbe law wa nts to take Oregon wh1cb also played at gre_a/ grandchildren ' bt r to the hoapltai?" Prppen ask 1\!'renda may call at the the old Tournamont Park, tb~t Rawll••s.Coals Funeral Home en the sheriYr ~ Penn, 14-11 In 1917 bnt wva 0 1 wiU he h ld s 1 It docs," Cord~! replied edged by upset mrnded Harvafd, where servrces • a My church preaches that w~ urday at two o'clock Qurral~•) -ntrirued on "a•e Frve) 7-6, rn 1~0 be in the Poplar Ridge COIIII••"• ,~ ... • (Conlinued on Pa&e Five) "be·Eiuclley~s are back visltl.llg ,a d � 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 26, 1957 bohram carpenter fell juhling walters wheaton