https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d63bc9200c03214c48e03da35e9a0d15.pdf 6ad8f988d45a0b2b488d9863b1119604 PDF Text Text .. • .' -~ ·••• I· ,, I ' I ~ \ Oldtime Riveman 'S~ogiC' ·. B-DIDJ lltllt!Del, Pomeroy ·· ·:tdiddleport, 0, Jm- 17, BY MAXINE '1VALTERII 'l'be OhiO vtliey Jiaa a JOt to forward1 to," .acconiiJIJ to Capt. V. B, "Stosle" White, re;,.,,.,ied riCOnti!UI\ wbo WU the fea~ ~ at tho JaiJu.. -~DJ: ~ the.£entnl Ohio Valley lljd~!&l Council 'Jllurs- look ...,. ~•r ~~ . ~• !he'Moooe Horne ~Y' a large group of · buiJ~ ' of the COVIC a'tended K.:ntud!Y' lj!4 Capt. Wb1te West Vlralnla . . of the Nemo • Glbbe ~ne . Insliranee CGmpany, d"'9'lbed the river trade of ' yeo~ as compared to today, blfllllfhtlng his talk with ' . • ' many ~~ IIIOCdotes. Capt. ,White !Iegan bla river lp lt1t witb lhe <lrooeM Lblel 111111 told of many ~­ ~ . wblle traveljng on tho J>!lcket ~ti ol ~I era. White mted !hat, "Stuml!oallnJ : ; · ceralnly come ~ way 1ro . 'l!en ~ ·llarted on the,old bufnen:whleh many tlm~s made a stops to plclt up freight, Jivealock lnd hWIIIDI between Pt. Pleasant and Charleston." 'l1le rivermen !ben had to just plain "know the river" as there wer• very few navigation aids. He further stated !bat years ago anyono with lle~lfllle.., ,,amor PIP dt ·' :y'J\o~. 1oeu 111111 diiiU Jill llle i'lver Uti of the , _ , loek oyalelll, oay· llai that bs 61 aot fool with th,. IIOW o)'lleDl tllot Ibis or~ would .,er eqN!rleKe all&lb· .. lt37 llooci. Capt. White was introduced by. Bob Siler, public relations dlreetor of the Muietta Manufaeturlni Compajly. e kW a 11!1!1.!II' u orena was tho pt of tho 'lith een~ury; die Cld, Don, Rodrlp rv- have bougllt any Une on lhe .:er 111111 loday hiJ ~Y P.ld as hlib -. .-o.ooo lor )oaetln a lire In on englno room. ftlte ""'- . . . . . . . . . NOW YOU KNOW !lie flrot Spaniard to t50,GGO could 'l1le dlnntr ened Jrlil) . jtot,tjill WU O!>' Jnv....lioo by C¥*'l:fOOih· ~~ of the Citlzenl Na)ioil&l llanlt. C. C. preiidellj 91 ' ~ local Chan!!* ~ ~. gave the ·wetcome lildrea• ond lntrod~ Mayqr Vlrlil ,Siders, vice p~illenl of COVIC, Don Dr'oull8td. Huntincton: Seer.. Ill')' of CO~Ip, Wlllam Camp. 'btU, Huntlnefoil, member ol the eUC~~t,lve ~mmlttee, and HuJh SUUman.,Hu!ington, also of the er~dve committee. Mr. Engle ~tossed his ap. preciation fqt tbt wonderful lJAll," •• \= I ~ White Opthnistic ~out Ohio Valley's ' fOpQIIf ' \; • tour',throuilb: the ~lolta plant earllOr l(l the day enjoyed by COVIC memberl. Seerelary DroliDard spoke brleOy e<>ncernlng the COVIC 11101llb0nhip ond WUIIom Campbell W:lecl the area Chamber . of Copunerceo to look at the legislative ' needs ond ta~e a!'lion et once while the 1913 session was young. Hugh Silliman spoke or. es· bobliahing a ~ Center at 'Marshall University, stoting tbal Marshall U. would provide the land for 1 center. Mr: StDiman stated that que.. tionairea bave been sent and a . . i 1 1 ~-' \ ~i~~ uture IIIIOw of 'latoreot by no.J)OIIIO. ... tile ~IIOitlomllreo 'II<M!Id help obtain fundi !rom tile AM for the reoearch ~- S!!llman alated the · ""nter would ,lie' a 1remenclout Oooat ta tile - · Mr. Siler lntroduoed John Leighty, comptroller of the Marietta Manufacturinl CG., Lester Selby, new Works Mana· rer of the plant and Neal Bak· •• of the U. S. Coast and Geodelle &lrvey. F. L. White, Naval inspector and ehiel hull inspector for !be Navy at the MMC, lpo~e on the "'oi! E .te_ ~ I S~ t Df null t 'I' rtile.' 1Ji itl )obh-._lo_ lht N'ovy pi ~ •It pi.ld &rr, He explalnod o.,t !laval ·'" "' apecton are a ~"'"' triM , .eelooiailm and dirlct de• et . dania of the elder lhlpwriCijtl ' wl\oao jobs wore to lnlure quality all aloiiJ tbe Unt. - fr<ila r•w materiol to the finlrhed P@o • duct. The local Chamber of Co& merce wao hosts for the , _ . lnJ ond the Marietla Manufldo ' urin& CG. had charJe ot tbt · . proeram. WEA'I'HER ary en tine Colder tonlpl alltl SaiUnlaJ with oeeuloaol ralll toaiPI. likely ehullnr to oaow Satlll'dlly. Low toafPt ill lbe 311. Dnoted To The lnteF'eltt 01 The Meilf•·Mmon ,4,.ea · VOL XIV POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 232 Memorial Hospital re- ed employment to average ' The board noted that this sur· ing. I UABJUTIES an operating surplus 51 J¥1'SOIIS each month and pius will be reduced in the I The boards revealed the bal- l Accounts Payable, $23,473.71 . a total of 340 "IJJ.Patlent" ~.162.34 for payroll, the early months or 1963 through ance sheet covering this openNotes Payable, $19,619.73. ~~~~=~iol~ 45 births, and Out· showed. the probable write-off of patient ing period as lollows: Accrued Payroll, $6,112.05. jl treatment to 223 ho$]1ital had an average accounts that may be de!F· ASSETS Other, $600.00. from September 20 of 23 patients and two mined uncollectabie. However, Cash on hand and deposit, Total Liabilities , $49.805.411. !Dioce~nber 31 according to over the entire period, It was pointed out that the ,$4,968.03. Operating Surplus, $1,959.91. end report' to the boanl 2,334 adult patient days and board had ar1ticipated a consid- ( Accounts Receivable: Cln Pa· Total Liabilities, $51,785.40. trustees of the hospital new horn patient days over erable deficit on this inital re- .tients $36,412.40; Out Patients , Following a detailed study of 103 day period. The report port, which is a normal pro- $804.89, $37,217.211. ithe opening months of operation From the opening of the due to this high utllization cedure n the opening of new Unexpired Insurance Premi· of the hospital, the board apSept 20 throogh the lhe new hospital, ... -operat• hqspitals. The surplus was at- urn , f1 ,385.49. ~· proved an operational budget the year tbe hospital surplus o.f $1,959;91 WIIS re- trlbuted to the high utilization Inventory, $8,194,59. for the months of Jonuary, Febas of of the hospital from the open· I Total Assets, $51,785.40. ruary and March 1~ . Mol•• BOYS' SWEATERS Sllpovers and cardigans in sizes 2 to 16. Regular val· ues of 2.99 to 6.99. s.lo an FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1963 I PRICE FIVE CENTS for .. averare monthly eii]IOIIo diture of f12,942.20 for salarin and $' ,wl.38 for supplies alltl contractural obUgaliolll for ·a total budJet of 421,383.51 per month. The board pointed out Ibis will permit employmeDI • f some (It) full time presons dur· . ing the coming year with · a total annual of $155..49 which · ,make the hospita1 one of Jaraeat employen In Meip 1·99 4·99 to ELBER~&LDi IN POMEROY January $ale ·Of Furniture· Boys' Shirts Knit!, prints and flannels in sizes 3 to 16. Regular values of 1.19 to 1.99. a. sure to stop In the Fumltute Dep~rtment on to I January Sale. Clearance Sale Continl!ed on Girls & Womens Coats • Skirts • Dresses Sweaten - Sleepwear - also Boys Coats. Sale I BEDROOM SUITES Replenish your footwear wardrobe, wbUe you can take advantage of our slashed prices, exclt· ing savings. We've a wide assortment of styles for every need and occasion. $229.00- 3 pc. Umed .Oak----~- Sale $192.00· · $149.00-3 pc. Walnut Sale $128.oQ $289.00 _ 3 jK. 1.\.hogany Sale $200.00 $289.00- 3 pc~ Walnut Sale $244.00 $219.00-3 pc. Danish Walnut Sale $175.00 Sale $222.00 $249.00 ..;. 3 pc. Walnut $189.00-3 pc. Mahogany Sale $166.0o . Sale $222.00 . $249:oo- 3 pc. Sollc:l Maple $189.00-3 pc. Blonde'Mahogany Sale $1~.00.. $249.00 - 4 · p.:~ Provincial Sate $222·qct·· · · $129,00-3 pc. Sliver Walnut Sale $ 104•00 k Sele $228.00 $259.00- 3 pc. Solid Oa Sale $172.00' ' $198.00 Denlsh Walnut Sale $ 188.91»' $219.0!) Wilnut . PLAn GWS MIRRORS SEW NOW FOR SPRING Plat41Giasl e Women's and Girls' Black or White Leather Dags, Reg. $3.99 - - -- 20o/o OFF eWomen's Black Insulated Snow Boots, Grey CuH, Sizn 5-10 - - -- - $3.99 eLittle Boys' High Spice Tan Boot, Heavy Crepe Sole. Sizes 12112 to 3 - - $5.50 WALKING SUITS Just $2.99 yd. e Uttle Boys' Natural Split Field Shoes, Sizes 8112 to 3 Reduced to $2.99 CLEARANCE SALE eMen's Insulated 9'' Work Boots - - $13.95 eMen's 4 Buckle Work Arctics---- $6.99 5 Buckle Work Arctic $7.99 e Table cif Women's Flats $2.88 Values to $6.95 2 pr. $5.00 e All C1ps and Mittens the second and _· third floon and take advantage of the llile on Living Room Suites, Bed Room Suites, Euy Chain, ,Mlrron and Tabl11 now in the 79c 1·59 • I .THE SHOE ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO j / TABLlf S:ETS Steve Watner Honored On His $34·00 .•... ' ' • • MAtruss ·sns . . .., ' . Mlrtln ·GA$ HEAlE.RS ~~Jnr ,111 :~lllfcjrt; bea11\J and ec(dlOig)'. : I Thd.Wl.. C.tr ...... ' uno ., ~ r ··CRIB ,nd . 2,.. ~.00 ' two itep tablel to match. · Bth ON ALL FALL AND WINTER conoNs. Also Many Spring Fabrla. ' ClwoA from mahOIIliiY• wt~nut ali4 Umid olk. One 'cOffee ' table and ' YfY LIVING R~M ' 60" Botany Wools Suiteble For ••• - 112 PRICE ,ox 3-PiiCI ' ~-. ' ITU '. J ... ' . . • I ' ,' '1 ' ' Brings Down Judge's Ire �j • ' ' • • Th~J I (•.. ,.ill. ,_,. . Baily Sentinel Varied Styles Of Fences · In Leningrad, a Russian "vice" squad recently smashed one of the dirtiest, most Immoral rackets they could imagille - an underground studio that was making and aelling recorda of Western music, the kind popul•r with American teon-a~:ers. "These people were not doing this for love of music," explained an officiaL "They made big profits on such rec· ords." That was bad enough, and men have been shot for lesser crimes. But to top it off, the music they were peddling was "instilling bad taste ." Meanwhile, in the land of the free, youngsters in Valdosta, Ga., were being euarded from "vulear trash" when the school board ordered a ban on a novel by author John Steinbeck. Steinbeck re· ceived the Nobel Prize in literature last year. That ts the right of the school board and of the parents of the students. It is also th• right of the Russian police, un· 'der their system. Interestingly, e a c h gr·oup would be shocked by the action of the other. As the wise Okinawan said in t h e play "Teahouso of the August Moon"-. "po;nography is largely a matter of aeo- " graphy. New Words From Sky·· I - . ·~:-- Illinois IAIIIIJIs... Tes'l In Birth Control Moves -~ · ~ATING IDITOIIALLY , ' " If It has ~en of no other benefit the usually severe winter in Britain has en· riched the language. So reports a shivering correspondent writing for the Christian Science ]\lonitor. One word is "frizzle'' - a form of freezing rain. It falls as drizzle, but disgustingly turns to frozen frizzle on the ground. "Sioughsh" is a new kind of fog, combining the conventional fog and air- borne slush, or wet snow. ''Smizzle'' is a damper form of smaze, and when it mixes with mud on the +· (EDITOR'S NOTE: TJie<e ... tl>e more dtlldren, and ltlt!oL" -. ..,.,. ..... _.... Maremoal eotlmateo ADDio II .... _m.,.y 1o t1ot pat t1tt moie taxeo, tbt more poverty. Tltt alate locJoloturo and tbt .. ~ 4.. lo De- one of 10.0110 •ADC ~ Ia nor wltelller lito CoJ1o4 stateo i Birth conlrol. IIC<Ordi!J& to e 01 , ......., will prqbal!ly ·haVe the ...,.... Cltll*oa ., - - - Chicago an4 "If !!'!'!· had til 'tllenl ...... load - - 1o rw· 111tt 10 memborl ol the llliDolo futal _.. · 011 whelhor llliDols oiaoo 1111. Tltt _ , pq1 .,.. went '"' 1hl1 Joll'llilrom, an4 I . •, ..... ,,,.,.,.. ~~~r~• con- •Public Air ConuniaaiOII CJPACI ohould go Into lbo birth control tiD a -~~~ ... $It r1 tbl would coat uo .. <eacltl -a year, 'I 1101 _ ....., ID other u· could be tltt lli\IWOr. They belleve buoJneu, , . . for - - AI fw tetttac we woukl aovi fl.D ·JDillloll Uou. Tldo mMtlt. 111o ...,. they can aave $1.25 mlllJoo • Jpwul Ill • lltt Nil I# tile - · ~- 111· Cooli Cooml:i' aloae, .,._ .' coalroYOI'IJ lo •-llll ho J111· lyear and prevent at least 4,0110 Allnle lalked to a lJnlted Pt-. ..W "I ~ Ill I 4oeo I tweea 4,0110 and 1,0110 blrtlu o6ul4 ooll, wbeno ototo nltoldbed bll1lta ID Cock COUnty oCblcaaol wu 'tha ooriter of lllo _ . . . , . __ - II." be !ftYOnted eacb yerit." birth ....,.1 ... ,...u.~o. 'alone throuah a otatNUbaldlsecl But ohe wanted to be 1a1t out Tltt ~ ut:-<1 11er 'llllellt· Other cited bf wt11art ..., a_... lJatlatl Prou Ja. birth control pi'OII'Im. of 11. • • llli1tldal abeai ogenl!l<ol: ' -a&looal Uliped a t..m or Annie and othera like her wOuld "Old P lam, I IIIII don't !mow • ..,.. -'l'boly oro 11,1100 Weo ,;. . F...,. Moho. MarJ•I'l' MrEIHay be inJtrutted ID birth conlrttl anylhlnt about birth control," the ....., _, aolol lbo ADO prop-am .tD .llllJicU, 411,. I and Da•l• Smolhen to ..U. aa ;technlqlleland provided with ...,. oald. "No, I ...or ..,....,, 1100 of In adeoiO•. Ia deptb report " lile JIUaall :traceptlve pllll and devlceo. 'l'tt4 Whlcb, to blrt!t control a<M- tllat." At•• beml ... Ill -There oro 180.0110 chlldrto .,._ •I : dloputel , state would pay the bill. · cotel, Wll precllely the point. ..., tltllp alter ~ ...,. IDI cored for under lbo AlJC.proo .. ,. , ArnoW Maremolll. the Chlcap Annie talked .t aa tl'lllted Prill - . ibe ..w. kl ..,. ...,. gram In llltnolo 14311110 p1 til... .·'· A UPI TeOII Report -·trtallll .... !PAC eho!P- lnlernaltOIIIII """"""' .. her neal ....... to llrMI oal ....... II. !n Clrlcap. ' • • CIIKAGO <UPII - Annie had II flclrttal lor lire , _ four-room •I!I'ID'enl oil Chicago'• Annie looked at the enpaemenl ..:..... ootlmatad 31 to 11 ;her first baby back home In Mlo- (nom ...,.. "II II tm_monl to Northwest Side. She II 43, a N• an4 weckltna rlnp she had bought of theaa clrllilren are shiss.ippiotwh en scltheJ•~~· 17. Now pormtl etrtldrta to be bora gress. and after her laat baby for IMnelf yam ago far MO. -Eifblf per cent ollha P!IOP~ , e ~~ 1rve r ~~· and they ..,... whon they're aotthe docton at Coot County Rot.. l'lllh Gra<le AllC In Chi •- N- ' hav<! <hree different lothm Qre'o wa--'' ·pttal told her olte ..,..ldn't have "I gueoo lt'o OK." abe aatd of;.., 1 tatewlde never been married. I JUtH Cleary. whe ~alt · the any more ehlldren. ~ birth control. "For people who'e cent N n Annie is one o1 Chlcago',.....nd ! !PAC rather thU ba.. any• "I've feU lerrlble ever tln\!0," haviJII • lot of ldda I tblnk il'o ...... • ·' lhe nation's - problem mothers. I llrl"' to 4o wtlb lire blrtb . - Allnle said. "I feU better WheD ok. SOme people have a lot of -It colla the sl.\te an ........ IThey are the women who breed I tnl plu., uya H 'WCMIIII •.....t I wu having kids." kids.." of rr.ooo to IUpport an ADC cbllcl \children In the city's slums and i to "uola( ...,.ym' .to AUto bait ber IIIII two ehll- .sire appeared more eager to untO he II self....,porUng, Th.& .rely on lhe county to pay the l eaa..rlllre ...,.. tl do(leM•I ..... ID Mlaalaolppl loeftre olre lOlli: about her attempts to better adda up to fttMI,OIIO a day·for aD Irent and grocery bills. The more elrlldru lato ...... tl _... caiiO to (ti,qo Ia Jill, ... benelf lbrough night school of them. - • · ...,...._ !tight now, Annie II ill -An average of 12 to ts lit.. •r 1. a...-.. u- I ""* Die~-. ~-~IJ !o~ r-: I Ohio Politics ground. the result is particularly annoy· ing form of mud called muddle - but that is something the British have been John Bricker Looks Bright As Possible Republican Candidate For U.S. Senate in for years. -------------~------------- Through the Perilous Jungle l the fifth grade. The Annleo ol CJti<ago can be multiplled iDto a aet of grim ala· tiJtlcs. 2=llaiiy . l!ltimaU! children, most of them eandldateo !Or AIJC. are bora eveey day ID Cook County. H00o ptlaJ llone. . ~'1 '•·•~;·•-~Jam'"' [!. Creet Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1963 son. 4:11$ Mrs. Donald V. oon, 9:29 Va., On The Farm Front w- Cons·ervatJ"onAchievements . In s0il ater lll"e Cited· w COLUMBUS <UPII - One of ,alps. Bricker'• f..-- admiDia-1•1-larp, Ulltloubted1y lo the more lnlerestlng bits of con-I tratlve assistant, John McEI...,, lruft Ill' the Senate where, hla Ia· versation while Republicans w'ere moved into Rhodes' oCfke as a lher wu a naUonal figure. He no 1_ in town Monday for the inaugura- lop assistant . _ doubt will be a strong eandidate lion of G9¥· Jalllfl A. Rhodeo l _ when he dteldes to rwr. ' ' and other !Republican oiTicialo l Tho field of potential candl· , Jobn Mlrllhall BrUey, who an- WASIIIHG'I'ON CIJPI)-'l'tt4 AI· COlla. concerned the posslbil~y of John date. it Interesting. Party lead- : owered the plrlft call txr oppose rtoulturt Dapartment I'OC<lWIIed ' W. Bricker running for lhe U.S. ero probably wiU ataf awake at lllemoel'lltle Sen. Frank J . Lou- acbltvi!MIIII tn aoU and w.W -Provided a MOIII.anll Soli C.... Senale next year. night trying to figure lhe angleo : oche last NOYelllber, hao contln- conoervatlon durlnl 1112. · . ltlt'Vallon dlttriCI with data that Several prominent Republicans to avoid a oiOJIIbang prlmll')' lued active. getting hlmsell more Mm lhan Ill mlllllfft ...... 4IIObled ,lha diJtrlct to ettract I from around the alate said they fight , which could spill over intb i wlde~J lmown. Atty. Gen. William wtrO included ID now haalc C!Oll- IIIWIIllll to tha IIIII '' ~ goo the imp,.SIIon the former the November election. At lltat Saxbe would like to be a setlatllt. tlerVltloll p1111a cor 1arinJ and I market far tiJnbel' to govenor would like a try at w1n- time, Ohioans will be voting In an A part of the oolutloa might rancheo, 11 waterlhed projeda IUP[Iilmenl tha oroa'a niltlnJ ning back the Senate seat he lost Important presidential eledlon u come when Sellator Young aD• Wert , completed. and 10 DIWtoit dalry-bay-ttnl~, f'ola illeomt. to Doorocrat Stephen Young In well as namin; a U.S. aonato< ooonces hll plana. He uld short· ..,... of toll ,.... mappad by -Relpid bwrdieda ol tecbnliol19511_ and 24 .,.......,..... ly after elecUOtl he ;rrobsbly 1!111 telentilto; , ano 1rvm more tlrlll 1 ..,.... cr1 _ U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., a would DOl seek rwleetlon but he By lha end of fltcal year IIU, forelp find ooma' .,_ Maybe II wu Juot the good lei· landslide winner l.,t November Ia acling more end more tOte 1 the Department'• aoll .......,.•• owen to the toll and water·protr. lowship of thfl occasion when in his election aa congre11man- candidate. tiou Bervtee (8CSt providing Jems confrontiDI their bomto tplrlla were high but ....,al R• technical a&Biatance to 2,929 loeal lands. publicans remarked that Bricker, ooD eon...-.atioll dlotrlcto and always warm and friendly, wao . had recei•ed applicalloos from ' unu•ually warm 1D his ,-Jnp community organllaliona for u· JURY TO REPORT and had n!DIIrked he wanted txr olstanee In developlnl and carry• a talk witb tbtm before 1nJ uiU'jltlrpooa shed •--Counw Circuit Court wiU 1 1 I w• . '•. .' ... -. . w Bluts ere Sub]eel • That Put Reporter Into Nerves ouplrlo,~•m. w-·ju~-:~~a~ ~.::: The Senalt race will be conteltTheoe locally-run lOll for .~ucy on. Februaey od Ia November . ot oext yaar. . · \Uon diitrlctl bad t,IM4,0G4 at I a.m. accordlni to an That may ...., like 1 IoRI ttmo . . -eraton, or members. and ·ThUl'ldi!Y llf, l[te off but It lsn\ at lhlnp 10 Ia WASI!lNGTON tUPII - Mytmow, but I wa!ll't about txr odmlt \ed 1111 per cent o{ the farmo iD The pOUt ' jurors . W$'0 politics. J doctor keeP• tellln& -'"' not to II. I went to the libra!')' to reed conlioental United states. New ·scheduled to begin Under present law, the deod· lot llttla llrlnp upset ma, but I up on blut-<:allnl an4 spent tire diJtrlctl formed during the year on Monday, Janline for a candidate to rue io can't help IL Take lltiJ matter of entlrt mornmt <11Rsult1ng refer· toteled 55. Thi• added almost uary 21 at 9:110 a.m. but due to February ol uert year. This "bluta." ence '!ook•. In none did I find 'mllllob acres to the districts the settling of IIOVeral actiORI meana lhe candidates wiU have I spent baH I day recently try· all)' menllnn of "bluto." compared with iller.,.... of ' and lhe preaence of to make ·~ their mlnda wlthla the 1nJ to dig up """" data '"' " Flow million acres in 111111 and 17 IIOVeral attorneys ill the l!tll\o 11 1 next few montho 10 !hal they can "bluto." The upehot woo thet I uu er lion tn lllllt). ...,lOti of the West Vlrglnaet their orrantzallnn Into gear diiiCOVtl'ed then IJD't Illy .oudt The nearest thlnl to It thlll I Jaoroased J>rotram legislature the date hsa ·J!eell and have their petitiON liiJled. lhln& 11 a "blut." ran ac1011 waJ - "bluet," which The small watershed program '"'"''ged. This throw ma lnlo a pet thet IJ a type of wild flower. That ·during the forst mont!iO ----Bricker was very much In the lasted for hours. In fact, I stU! wouldn't be of any help unleoo I bad 1011 projects authorizod limelight at the Inauguration <er· haven't fully r~ered my equa- w..-e writing a called planning, and '19 others approved emonles, terVing as master or nimity._ "Piean Don't Eat h Bhtet.t." for construction. This tompared WASHINGTON CUPU - T b 1 ----~ ceremonieo. Thio waa to be ox- It wao all the fault of a cltap Finally I called the Pltllipptnoal"lth 1!9 projects aulhorlzod Aeronautics. Boord ruled l"''ants. pected •• he '' one or the top I lillow who lives in Now York Embauy' and there I found tbe planning and '16 approved thai the $425 dep!ll!ll r;o. I Realism also r~Ulret the lck· lmen m the party. He hu served and who like most New Yorkers, al:j•wer An authority on food of constnlCtlon durin& the first air travel credit eardl Ias attorney general, was only • . ' . o1 th ' mobtha of 1961 illetra) unless 5 per cent intef!o By LOUIS CASSELS plm·in& d the.. differences in•~"faith ' nowledgment that there remain Republican gorernor re- ected in ' thmks e the that theI .New Is•paid on the money. h h ld of hunself as a man Y kislaDds.,.told ·~ blDll'··t' -•- The Deportme, nt' aa ld ~L:·t~::illes~ •~ UaltH PrHI lllteru.tlonal iiiDd or er w I<.' exist ~ween many practical causes of friction this century and ed two wor · or er WI .., WI'IC' u..-- 1118 rtel"W in 1962 SCS 'ded member churches ot the World . . th, Knowing that I was writing I must have been reffiTiDI to 1 g provl Travel eredlt ltseH il not llleo Christ1an.s of evt"r~ communiOn- Council. between Chnst1an groups-for ex- terms .m e. Senate. He w~nt series of lectures on ''&reat dish· "balut," only he dkln't know how aid to individual projectt which: gal, the board said, but unle81 Protestant!!, Cat~ohc~;, Anglicans Long after non-Catholic Chris- Iample. the divisive dispute over ~own m 1958 m what w s c:ons•d- es of the Western world," he- to tpell it. -Enabled the people ~ the c~lders get Interest, thl and Orthodox-wtll jum Jan. 18' tians be e>n to draw to ether in a1J to parochial achools in the ed one 01 . the top u ts m_ the dropped me 1 note that Wll fairlJ ford~ Conn., to fish, IWIM i1 •'discrlminatorJ ~ un25 in 1 week of praver for Chrtsg . g ' ' country. H1s defeat w attnbul· . . Furthermore I was tnrotmed piclllC) in a »acre former pre1 Ual" liaR unity. what. ecdestastics ~~II the •·ecu- Umted States, or the issue o( re- ed in most quarters the riaht 007.lfi& sophJsbcatiOn. that I "balut'~ 11 DOt a ehkken that WM slated to beeome a " ' ::::en==·----Thla has become an annual ob- memcal movement. the Chur<;h ligious liberty for Protestants in to work issue being o the ballot. " Alb Abol& BluR egg at all. 1t ls a duck eft- Be- dump. Wh 't bf' n 8 of Rome remamed aloof It dld I predommantly Catholic countries ~ When are you going to write 1ld th K pt the 1e of 11 ,...., 1""'· •• ,!.~ ~tan ° Pd not e''en rormally 1ecogntze the such as Spain. Bricker has not rev led hil in- 1a lecture on blutt,the exotic Fil· b ea !heat, it not neceiiii'J' to Ohio •f peopiD bout c sma11 !lca1e m """ 1 settm . he ld Co 1 1 b d h . 1 ._, "'' h ked "SDme r ury egg. , rom WOI'l'J 11 • PH. 1 like very far·fetched idea for e~Jsttnce o t Wor unct o But ChriBtians distressed about 1tenllons ut he sa1 t o or l 1p no dt:;tl e as . ~. llble flood whea the city Will DIVOTID TO INTIRin .OP 1 1 1 0 he was Christian! of different ronfeMJOns LhJrrhes 'these thinga should remember my are blut-eaten. You simply let It Incubate for buffeted by thunderstorml. MIIGS to pray for unilv Their relations Then, four years ago, Pope _John adage about the man who could· With politics although th11 did not How s t~at for a status symbohl? about 11 d&JI and then boil it IMI'UM IIIOIDlH .,..., . . b _ . •I XXIII ascendecl to tb~ chau- of n't ,.. the fo e" lo th tr mean he would be a candidalP. A: A JJerSOD lfl entitled to choole 1& for 45 minutet RemoVe lhell and -H lped T m and - ,.,~ were so sIra1ned y u .n1urtell " . r '" r e eew. . , b · e I ennesaee ID · mutual distrust and animosity St Peter. persoll WIU~lly eons~ered aRtute ~ own friends, l always say, ut .there you have 1 "balut.'' hll lOili iocreaH thelr ~==~ h rd t ho tlw Pope Cb1n1H PaU~r• 011 Republican politiCS Uld rf. l 80mt people obvlouai.J are pretty __ _.. ,~__. W1' a . YL Almost immediately. unprt>eeMASON CLINIC cently it might be Willi for any- ' hard up for companloashlp. I asked my embassy contact if by 1hatldwas 8 h' 0 see w 1 cou even. ac n!'ve a ... uef'. 1e dent ed t h'mgs began to happen. Ad mss1ons I . ..a..l--1 the incubation time for I balut ·to eombeef * w a • _,.ceo - Amanda Park- <body thinking about running for "I assume you know," he IUPU production a1oBne reuntlon . nd h g ha Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox e1, Minersvi1ie, Jan 4: Mrs. senator next year to lulVe a talk condescendinJly, ••that a blut is was always 15 days. n--'.aed • , __._ ut a reme ou~ (' an e s . . . . . -..-n . • .-.... DeW lfl"-.7 taken place during the past two C~mlia~~ became ·:_ sep~rated V1rglnla Patters6h, ....Hartford , w1lh Bricker. an un_hatchecl cblcken 111g th~t uu dependl 011 whit klnd ot 1 more tban , 1 millioD · 1 400 decades. How far and fast events ?•~thren rath~r ~~an sC'hJs~at- Jan . 4; Mrs. Rhoda .. hapman, Brick~ and Rhodes have been ~s burled" three monthl before 1t balut you want," lhe Mplled. come for loeal people ill ha m ved i witnessed l>y the 1cs a~d heretJcl!l . 'The Vat1csn Rutland. January 5; Mrs. Ger- dose fr.enda and have worked ttl eaten. Pertona!\y 1 pNfer my clueb bn88l' six mlle creek fa~'t th:t in 8I9S3, it does not estabhshed fo_rmallia tson with the trude Gra~an•,. Pon:'eroy, J~n. _~t~-v~gor in __eac~ other'a cam-( A• • matter of fact, I didn't fully ttaretJed and rollted. So 1 -.:Saved the &qpeyers of seem part i~ularly remarkable- World ~-unc1l ot Church~s. and 7; Mrs. V1rgima Pterce, Mid- i gue11 you could uy tNt 1 bavt lngton County, Neb .• an rha not Pt' €n new sworthy _sent offtct_al observers to 1ls 19&1 dleport, Jan. 9; Mrs. Gladys \ beta on 1 . wild blut dille. . led $10,0fltJ 1D bridge :'at ~ ol the hranche• ol Chri•· ammbly '" New O.lhl. Th< Arch- .Gerlach, Le1art, W. Va .. Jan. , . he . d . hA b1shop of Canterbury tailed on the · 10 · Mrs Patty Estep Mason I tendom WI 11 praymg tlrtng 1,.., p b . . . · ' • d f God l I d Opt'- taztng a trial which many Jan 13 0 Protestant were to - A daughter, Martha . he sr.ed .. 11 1 fh . t -and was very warmly received. Jane to Mr. and Mr::: Hubert IS "It exp.'•,. ,;' 1 0 th " Rns · Protestant bodie:~~ were invited to Roy 'Pattenon Hartfo~d Jan A 15-foot jump shot by Carlos Bernardino with 16 1v· nourA1Jelme. . • , . . secon d s If 'tsays H e Pv.. ~end obsen·en to the Vat1can t-i . e t In an ove rtl me peri od gave Wllb erforce a 11 Dr. w. · ",., rh w ""d ·,. "' - Council. They ae<epled. and their A daughter Connie Suo to 1thrlltin~ 85-84 triumph over Rio Grande college Thun1 1 retary · ,, day m·g t . . ol 1ener. Ch heo t.. e or h ,{IUD ,.1·_ dek'gates were treat ed w1t. h 11 .zor- Mr and Mrs. ' Robert Gerlach 1 ell __,~ durc s, we havte " dial hospitality which made • . Let••t Jan IO ' ;Trlb Sent Spts. Add eal Rio co11ected · IS reboUnds eve 1opments · ' · ·Patricia Lou to 1 The regulation contest ended while the WllbtrfOrce five toones~ d .d e<l t a one profound impression on atr \II A..daughter 1 1 1mwoul. have cona1 f er amos f h 1· I 112 . Th1 a.• .. prote!tantism " ·. Mr. and Mrs.' Pearl. I!.step 'Ma· at 7'7 iJ- 5 a ter t e G~tl 111 coun- lta ed na~men shot 41 pos11ble on1Y a ew years .ago. . . son Jan 13 ' Ity quintet had managed a 41· . per cent from the field, Wilber• eeuell Gil• . stren~lJJ It 11 no exaggeratiQn t.o ~ay that · ' · · 40 halftime lead. Iforce 47. The World Counc1l ot Churches more barrten between Catholics The triumph was Wilber- Rio's next contest 11 sched· itself ls ~ne of tho~ developments. ~nd Protestants h•ve rallen du~- BEGINS JNTt;GRATJON force's flfth in 10 oUtings. It uled Jan. 21, It Kentucky State. Prior to 1ts eatabl_1•hment 15 ye_ars In~ the four .year~ of PoPt John' ORLANDO, Fla. (UPII - The · was Rio's sill:th defeat in 12. Box score of Jest night's con. 1test : · ego, th~re wu httle cooperation, re1gn than m ~II ol _the preced· orange county public •chools will games. and st1ll lea£; underatandln~. mg f~r centunes amce the Re-. begin gradual integration next Rio outscored Wilberforce 31).1 wn.BERFORCE ~II) amona the no~rRomaP C&thohc formlltiOD . . ' fall, school Supt. R. Earl Kipp 'l9 from lht field. I Kenderlck, s..g..l9; Cr•ble, g. . t.:..-'/ churches of the world. Tod.ay more Reu•oo• Far Off said Thursday. The Redmen put three play- :7·25; Wuhinaton, 1..0.2; JaCk~ than 200 Protes~nt •. Anghcan and . Despite the swift movement of The county ~hool board ap· ··rs in the double-figure "cor- son, 24-4; Bernardino, 5-1-11; Orthndox l;leno~1nau~s are work· ~vents, nearly all leaden of the ,proved a plan Wednesday ni&ll' rtg coiWM, led by Don Mark's Meredith, $-~20; Johnson, 2-0lng together amtcably 1ft the World ecumenical movment agree that for integratinB the fint grades , 1 tallies. Bill Myrick and Bob 4 - toT .US 21-21-85. Council !ull reunion of the Christian fam· all county public schools ne· !artman each totaled 20. MyRIO GJtANi)E (M) . Althouah they have found prac- 1,1y "still 1 very long _way off. September. Children' will be,, :k's IS rebounds paced the Myrick. 7-6-20; Maika, 1&-1· t1cal cooperatino easier to achlfve In fact, 1t may be said to be lowed to attend the school ner 'edmen. Hartman had 11. at •1 Trout o.o-o- Hlrtman 7-ithu doctrinal unity, they are 1so r~r off aa to be presently out ·eat thei~ homt regardles!i of tt For the victm'l, Bob Crable \Z0 ; Dilb., . 0-1:1;. Bick~taff, ' worlclnl oa tire latter. too. Next lot 111ht. olnce no human eye can ,predommaoce of the race In the •mped In 25 marten follow- 1-3-5· Williams "IJ-7·7· Gilmore July, mort than 5110 ol the world:• ,diocern oolutioos for the deep i nei~hborhood or schooL ' by Tom Meredlth'o' 20. Bib~· - TOTALs leedlng theoloJiaoo will meel IR jand ainrere theoloiid differenceo \ The option will be extended o ·ldrlck's i9 - was · thlni hl&h Score at )lalftlml: • l4aatrtai to opend two weelta ex· whlelr dlviclt Cotholict anti Prot· i'ado eoch year therea!IPr. ,r till lloiM club. . Hie '41, W~Orce .U. I l i L_ __ ' ...,. ..... ~ . ' 8es#l' :., · · .,..;.·.-...-' .._,, ~~·- ' •• ~ ' f ~ ~- '~' ' 1',· lJg!it blue, in power · tqlilp. .' m-.nt.,~e"! tires, ldw Jlllleage, " · · ' .... . , $UPO :· .. · ., ' .• . • •• . ' ' . . ,.. 9 62 .. C' A D•~· • . ... , ·· -',\l·;,l_. ;,, · r ~C '} t . , ·. ' > .... , ::J96l .lAPI~C ·.ment and 1 ~ condltjonlng. ) . .. . . - .I lt"'""o . ' · '' .' . .4. D!IOr Deyflle. Meta!UC tan, all power equip. The Lighter Side ~:: "~-~ . •• ' ' St,!ctly ~T~e ' .-• .•. ... • e ALL ..,;.. TOPCOATS ' I .ptUU eALL ..., •... JACICET$ . . :: ... · . 196J ·CADQ.LAC , : ijard. Top Cc\upe. White, apo~BB Interior. . . $3600 I " ~ . ' • ...Alrl': __ . . .• '. , • 1tst cADILLac': ~ ~!!IIi'..l!Wr _Sedan; Solld blue with ·the nice · .. i::J.i" ,. ··sWEA'dis .· ..~~~~~~8!1~ m~~dec! u ·~.B!'d ·on a CadiJ. $2600 ... .......... --.·......;----~ •• .I .' ' . . '1 ' , • • ... -. .' I(ARR & VAN-zANDT . I ' ·. . .. , .. c~~illac.-: Oldst:!lobile , ,,. '• '· . ' 1· , W\f"~~3f2'_ . , '~·· • . · .Po/t'IEROY: ' Religion /n America I DAILY SENTIN-u· the l y~ar• ~ ree : ~through I' =::., . ~friends •~ Ul~heua-u ~ 1 ' I' Jumper In F'JDaI second8 ~=~ ~:t:n t~;· . :~ne!l~" 1\'h~~h Jeadet·~ f~llow sirt~ Brtngs . v·ICtory T0Force. I 1 ao.i.!.M J ' ,. ., . THE BEST YO.U CAN .. BUY! �j • ' ' • • Th~J I (•.. ,.ill. ,_,. . Baily Sentinel Varied Styles Of Fences · In Leningrad, a Russian "vice" squad recently smashed one of the dirtiest, most Immoral rackets they could imagille - an underground studio that was making and aelling recorda of Western music, the kind popul•r with American teon-a~:ers. "These people were not doing this for love of music," explained an officiaL "They made big profits on such rec· ords." That was bad enough, and men have been shot for lesser crimes. But to top it off, the music they were peddling was "instilling bad taste ." Meanwhile, in the land of the free, youngsters in Valdosta, Ga., were being euarded from "vulear trash" when the school board ordered a ban on a novel by author John Steinbeck. Steinbeck re· ceived the Nobel Prize in literature last year. That ts the right of the school board and of the parents of the students. It is also th• right of the Russian police, un· 'der their system. Interestingly, e a c h gr·oup would be shocked by the action of the other. As the wise Okinawan said in t h e play "Teahouso of the August Moon"-. "po;nography is largely a matter of aeo- " graphy. New Words From Sky·· I - . ·~:-- Illinois IAIIIIJIs... Tes'l In Birth Control Moves -~ · ~ATING IDITOIIALLY , ' " If It has ~en of no other benefit the usually severe winter in Britain has en· riched the language. So reports a shivering correspondent writing for the Christian Science ]\lonitor. One word is "frizzle'' - a form of freezing rain. It falls as drizzle, but disgustingly turns to frozen frizzle on the ground. "Sioughsh" is a new kind of fog, combining the conventional fog and air- borne slush, or wet snow. ''Smizzle'' is a damper form of smaze, and when it mixes with mud on the +· (EDITOR'S NOTE: TJie<e ... tl>e more dtlldren, and ltlt!oL" -. ..,.,. ..... _.... Maremoal eotlmateo ADDio II .... _m.,.y 1o t1ot pat t1tt moie taxeo, tbt more poverty. Tltt alate locJoloturo and tbt .. ~ 4.. lo De- one of 10.0110 •ADC ~ Ia nor wltelller lito CoJ1o4 stateo i Birth conlrol. IIC<Ordi!J& to e 01 , ......., will prqbal!ly ·haVe the ...,.... Cltll*oa ., - - - Chicago an4 "If !!'!'!· had til 'tllenl ...... load - - 1o rw· 111tt 10 memborl ol the llliDolo futal _.. · 011 whelhor llliDols oiaoo 1111. Tltt _ , pq1 .,.. went '"' 1hl1 Joll'llilrom, an4 I . •, ..... ,,,.,.,.. ~~~r~• con- •Public Air ConuniaaiOII CJPACI ohould go Into lbo birth control tiD a -~~~ ... $It r1 tbl would coat uo .. <eacltl -a year, 'I 1101 _ ....., ID other u· could be tltt lli\IWOr. They belleve buoJneu, , . . for - - AI fw tetttac we woukl aovi fl.D ·JDillloll Uou. Tldo mMtlt. 111o ...,. they can aave $1.25 mlllJoo • Jpwul Ill • lltt Nil I# tile - · ~- 111· Cooli Cooml:i' aloae, .,._ .' coalroYOI'IJ lo •-llll ho J111· lyear and prevent at least 4,0110 Allnle lalked to a lJnlted Pt-. ..W "I ~ Ill I 4oeo I tweea 4,0110 and 1,0110 blrtlu o6ul4 ooll, wbeno ototo nltoldbed bll1lta ID Cock COUnty oCblcaaol wu 'tha ooriter of lllo _ . . . , . __ - II." be !ftYOnted eacb yerit." birth ....,.1 ... ,...u.~o. 'alone throuah a otatNUbaldlsecl But ohe wanted to be 1a1t out Tltt ~ ut:-<1 11er 'llllellt· Other cited bf wt11art ..., a_... lJatlatl Prou Ja. birth control pi'OII'Im. of 11. • • llli1tldal abeai ogenl!l<ol: ' -a&looal Uliped a t..m or Annie and othera like her wOuld "Old P lam, I IIIII don't !mow • ..,.. -'l'boly oro 11,1100 Weo ,;. . F...,. Moho. MarJ•I'l' MrEIHay be inJtrutted ID birth conlrttl anylhlnt about birth control," the ....., _, aolol lbo ADO prop-am .tD .llllJicU, 411,. I and Da•l• Smolhen to ..U. aa ;technlqlleland provided with ...,. oald. "No, I ...or ..,....,, 1100 of In adeoiO•. Ia deptb report " lile JIUaall :traceptlve pllll and devlceo. 'l'tt4 Whlcb, to blrt!t control a<M- tllat." At•• beml ... Ill -There oro 180.0110 chlldrto .,._ •I : dloputel , state would pay the bill. · cotel, Wll precllely the point. ..., tltllp alter ~ ...,. IDI cored for under lbo AlJC.proo .. ,. , ArnoW Maremolll. the Chlcap Annie talked .t aa tl'lllted Prill - . ibe ..w. kl ..,. ...,. gram In llltnolo 14311110 p1 til... .·'· A UPI TeOII Report -·trtallll .... !PAC eho!P- lnlernaltOIIIII """"""' .. her neal ....... to llrMI oal ....... II. !n Clrlcap. ' • • CIIKAGO <UPII - Annie had II flclrttal lor lire , _ four-room •I!I'ID'enl oil Chicago'• Annie looked at the enpaemenl ..:..... ootlmatad 31 to 11 ;her first baby back home In Mlo- (nom ...,.. "II II tm_monl to Northwest Side. She II 43, a N• an4 weckltna rlnp she had bought of theaa clrllilren are shiss.ippiotwh en scltheJ•~~· 17. Now pormtl etrtldrta to be bora gress. and after her laat baby for IMnelf yam ago far MO. -Eifblf per cent ollha P!IOP~ , e ~~ 1rve r ~~· and they ..,... whon they're aotthe docton at Coot County Rot.. l'lllh Gra<le AllC In Chi •- N- ' hav<! <hree different lothm Qre'o wa--'' ·pttal told her olte ..,..ldn't have "I gueoo lt'o OK." abe aatd of;.., 1 tatewlde never been married. I JUtH Cleary. whe ~alt · the any more ehlldren. ~ birth control. "For people who'e cent N n Annie is one o1 Chlcago',.....nd ! !PAC rather thU ba.. any• "I've feU lerrlble ever tln\!0," haviJII • lot of ldda I tblnk il'o ...... • ·' lhe nation's - problem mothers. I llrl"' to 4o wtlb lire blrtb . - Allnle said. "I feU better WheD ok. SOme people have a lot of -It colla the sl.\te an ........ IThey are the women who breed I tnl plu., uya H 'WCMIIII •.....t I wu having kids." kids.." of rr.ooo to IUpport an ADC cbllcl \children In the city's slums and i to "uola( ...,.ym' .to AUto bait ber IIIII two ehll- .sire appeared more eager to untO he II self....,porUng, Th.& .rely on lhe county to pay the l eaa..rlllre ...,.. tl do(leM•I ..... ID Mlaalaolppl loeftre olre lOlli: about her attempts to better adda up to fttMI,OIIO a day·for aD Irent and grocery bills. The more elrlldru lato ...... tl _... caiiO to (ti,qo Ia Jill, ... benelf lbrough night school of them. - • · ...,...._ !tight now, Annie II ill -An average of 12 to ts lit.. •r 1. a...-.. u- I ""* Die~-. ~-~IJ !o~ r-: I Ohio Politics ground. the result is particularly annoy· ing form of mud called muddle - but that is something the British have been John Bricker Looks Bright As Possible Republican Candidate For U.S. Senate in for years. -------------~------------- Through the Perilous Jungle l the fifth grade. The Annleo ol CJti<ago can be multiplled iDto a aet of grim ala· tiJtlcs. 2=llaiiy . l!ltimaU! children, most of them eandldateo !Or AIJC. are bora eveey day ID Cook County. H00o ptlaJ llone. . ~'1 '•·•~;·•-~Jam'"' [!. Creet Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1963 son. 4:11$ Mrs. Donald V. oon, 9:29 Va., On The Farm Front w- Cons·ervatJ"onAchievements . In s0il ater lll"e Cited· w COLUMBUS <UPII - One of ,alps. Bricker'• f..-- admiDia-1•1-larp, Ulltloubted1y lo the more lnlerestlng bits of con-I tratlve assistant, John McEI...,, lruft Ill' the Senate where, hla Ia· versation while Republicans w'ere moved into Rhodes' oCfke as a lher wu a naUonal figure. He no 1_ in town Monday for the inaugura- lop assistant . _ doubt will be a strong eandidate lion of G9¥· Jalllfl A. Rhodeo l _ when he dteldes to rwr. ' ' and other !Republican oiTicialo l Tho field of potential candl· , Jobn Mlrllhall BrUey, who an- WASIIIHG'I'ON CIJPI)-'l'tt4 AI· COlla. concerned the posslbil~y of John date. it Interesting. Party lead- : owered the plrlft call txr oppose rtoulturt Dapartment I'OC<lWIIed ' W. Bricker running for lhe U.S. ero probably wiU ataf awake at lllemoel'lltle Sen. Frank J . Lou- acbltvi!MIIII tn aoU and w.W -Provided a MOIII.anll Soli C.... Senale next year. night trying to figure lhe angleo : oche last NOYelllber, hao contln- conoervatlon durlnl 1112. · . ltlt'Vallon dlttriCI with data that Several prominent Republicans to avoid a oiOJIIbang prlmll')' lued active. getting hlmsell more Mm lhan Ill mlllllfft ...... 4IIObled ,lha diJtrlct to ettract I from around the alate said they fight , which could spill over intb i wlde~J lmown. Atty. Gen. William wtrO included ID now haalc C!Oll- IIIWIIllll to tha IIIII '' ~ goo the imp,.SIIon the former the November election. At lltat Saxbe would like to be a setlatllt. tlerVltloll p1111a cor 1arinJ and I market far tiJnbel' to govenor would like a try at w1n- time, Ohioans will be voting In an A part of the oolutloa might rancheo, 11 waterlhed projeda IUP[Iilmenl tha oroa'a niltlnJ ning back the Senate seat he lost Important presidential eledlon u come when Sellator Young aD• Wert , completed. and 10 DIWtoit dalry-bay-ttnl~, f'ola illeomt. to Doorocrat Stephen Young In well as namin; a U.S. aonato< ooonces hll plana. He uld short· ..,... of toll ,.... mappad by -Relpid bwrdieda ol tecbnliol19511_ and 24 .,.......,..... ly after elecUOtl he ;rrobsbly 1!111 telentilto; , ano 1rvm more tlrlll 1 ..,.... cr1 _ U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., a would DOl seek rwleetlon but he By lha end of fltcal year IIU, forelp find ooma' .,_ Maybe II wu Juot the good lei· landslide winner l.,t November Ia acling more end more tOte 1 the Department'• aoll .......,.•• owen to the toll and water·protr. lowship of thfl occasion when in his election aa congre11man- candidate. tiou Bervtee (8CSt providing Jems confrontiDI their bomto tplrlla were high but ....,al R• technical a&Biatance to 2,929 loeal lands. publicans remarked that Bricker, ooD eon...-.atioll dlotrlcto and always warm and friendly, wao . had recei•ed applicalloos from ' unu•ually warm 1D his ,-Jnp community organllaliona for u· JURY TO REPORT and had n!DIIrked he wanted txr olstanee In developlnl and carry• a talk witb tbtm before 1nJ uiU'jltlrpooa shed •--Counw Circuit Court wiU 1 1 I w• . '•. .' ... -. . w Bluts ere Sub]eel • That Put Reporter Into Nerves ouplrlo,~•m. w-·ju~-:~~a~ ~.::: The Senalt race will be conteltTheoe locally-run lOll for .~ucy on. Februaey od Ia November . ot oext yaar. . · \Uon diitrlctl bad t,IM4,0G4 at I a.m. accordlni to an That may ...., like 1 IoRI ttmo . . -eraton, or members. and ·ThUl'ldi!Y llf, l[te off but It lsn\ at lhlnp 10 Ia WASI!lNGTON tUPII - Mytmow, but I wa!ll't about txr odmlt \ed 1111 per cent o{ the farmo iD The pOUt ' jurors . W$'0 politics. J doctor keeP• tellln& -'"' not to II. I went to the libra!')' to reed conlioental United states. New ·scheduled to begin Under present law, the deod· lot llttla llrlnp upset ma, but I up on blut-<:allnl an4 spent tire diJtrlctl formed during the year on Monday, Janline for a candidate to rue io can't help IL Take lltiJ matter of entlrt mornmt <11Rsult1ng refer· toteled 55. Thi• added almost uary 21 at 9:110 a.m. but due to February ol uert year. This "bluta." ence '!ook•. In none did I find 'mllllob acres to the districts the settling of IIOVeral actiORI meana lhe candidates wiU have I spent baH I day recently try· all)' menllnn of "bluto." compared with iller.,.... of ' and lhe preaence of to make ·~ their mlnda wlthla the 1nJ to dig up """" data '"' " Flow million acres in 111111 and 17 IIOVeral attorneys ill the l!tll\o 11 1 next few montho 10 !hal they can "bluto." The upehot woo thet I uu er lion tn lllllt). ...,lOti of the West Vlrglnaet their orrantzallnn Into gear diiiCOVtl'ed then IJD't Illy .oudt The nearest thlnl to It thlll I Jaoroased J>rotram legislature the date hsa ·J!eell and have their petitiON liiJled. lhln& 11 a "blut." ran ac1011 waJ - "bluet," which The small watershed program '"'"''ged. This throw ma lnlo a pet thet IJ a type of wild flower. That ·during the forst mont!iO ----Bricker was very much In the lasted for hours. In fact, I stU! wouldn't be of any help unleoo I bad 1011 projects authorizod limelight at the Inauguration <er· haven't fully r~ered my equa- w..-e writing a called planning, and '19 others approved emonles, terVing as master or nimity._ "Piean Don't Eat h Bhtet.t." for construction. This tompared WASHINGTON CUPU - T b 1 ----~ ceremonieo. Thio waa to be ox- It wao all the fault of a cltap Finally I called the Pltllipptnoal"lth 1!9 projects aulhorlzod Aeronautics. Boord ruled l"''ants. pected •• he '' one or the top I lillow who lives in Now York Embauy' and there I found tbe planning and '16 approved thai the $425 dep!ll!ll r;o. I Realism also r~Ulret the lck· lmen m the party. He hu served and who like most New Yorkers, al:j•wer An authority on food of constnlCtlon durin& the first air travel credit eardl Ias attorney general, was only • . ' . o1 th ' mobtha of 1961 illetra) unless 5 per cent intef!o By LOUIS CASSELS plm·in& d the.. differences in•~"faith ' nowledgment that there remain Republican gorernor re- ected in ' thmks e the that theI .New Is•paid on the money. h h ld of hunself as a man Y kislaDds.,.told ·~ blDll'··t' -•- The Deportme, nt' aa ld ~L:·t~::illes~ •~ UaltH PrHI lllteru.tlonal iiiDd or er w I<.' exist ~ween many practical causes of friction this century and ed two wor · or er WI .., WI'IC' u..-- 1118 rtel"W in 1962 SCS 'ded member churches ot the World . . th, Knowing that I was writing I must have been reffiTiDI to 1 g provl Travel eredlt ltseH il not llleo Christ1an.s of evt"r~ communiOn- Council. between Chnst1an groups-for ex- terms .m e. Senate. He w~nt series of lectures on ''&reat dish· "balut," only he dkln't know how aid to individual projectt which: gal, the board said, but unle81 Protestant!!, Cat~ohc~;, Anglicans Long after non-Catholic Chris- Iample. the divisive dispute over ~own m 1958 m what w s c:ons•d- es of the Western world," he- to tpell it. -Enabled the people ~ the c~lders get Interest, thl and Orthodox-wtll jum Jan. 18' tians be e>n to draw to ether in a1J to parochial achools in the ed one 01 . the top u ts m_ the dropped me 1 note that Wll fairlJ ford~ Conn., to fish, IWIM i1 •'discrlminatorJ ~ un25 in 1 week of praver for Chrtsg . g ' ' country. H1s defeat w attnbul· . . Furthermore I was tnrotmed piclllC) in a »acre former pre1 Ual" liaR unity. what. ecdestastics ~~II the •·ecu- Umted States, or the issue o( re- ed in most quarters the riaht 007.lfi& sophJsbcatiOn. that I "balut'~ 11 DOt a ehkken that WM slated to beeome a " ' ::::en==·----Thla has become an annual ob- memcal movement. the Chur<;h ligious liberty for Protestants in to work issue being o the ballot. " Alb Abol& BluR egg at all. 1t ls a duck eft- Be- dump. Wh 't bf' n 8 of Rome remamed aloof It dld I predommantly Catholic countries ~ When are you going to write 1ld th K pt the 1e of 11 ,...., 1""'· •• ,!.~ ~tan ° Pd not e''en rormally 1ecogntze the such as Spain. Bricker has not rev led hil in- 1a lecture on blutt,the exotic Fil· b ea !heat, it not neceiiii'J' to Ohio •f peopiD bout c sma11 !lca1e m """ 1 settm . he ld Co 1 1 b d h . 1 ._, "'' h ked "SDme r ury egg. , rom WOI'l'J 11 • PH. 1 like very far·fetched idea for e~Jsttnce o t Wor unct o But ChriBtians distressed about 1tenllons ut he sa1 t o or l 1p no dt:;tl e as . ~. llble flood whea the city Will DIVOTID TO INTIRin .OP 1 1 1 0 he was Christian! of different ronfeMJOns LhJrrhes 'these thinga should remember my are blut-eaten. You simply let It Incubate for buffeted by thunderstorml. MIIGS to pray for unilv Their relations Then, four years ago, Pope _John adage about the man who could· With politics although th11 did not How s t~at for a status symbohl? about 11 d&JI and then boil it IMI'UM IIIOIDlH .,..., . . b _ . •I XXIII ascendecl to tb~ chau- of n't ,.. the fo e" lo th tr mean he would be a candidalP. A: A JJerSOD lfl entitled to choole 1& for 45 minutet RemoVe lhell and -H lped T m and - ,.,~ were so sIra1ned y u .n1urtell " . r '" r e eew. . , b · e I ennesaee ID · mutual distrust and animosity St Peter. persoll WIU~lly eons~ered aRtute ~ own friends, l always say, ut .there you have 1 "balut.'' hll lOili iocreaH thelr ~==~ h rd t ho tlw Pope Cb1n1H PaU~r• 011 Republican politiCS Uld rf. l 80mt people obvlouai.J are pretty __ _.. ,~__. W1' a . YL Almost immediately. unprt>eeMASON CLINIC cently it might be Willi for any- ' hard up for companloashlp. I asked my embassy contact if by 1hatldwas 8 h' 0 see w 1 cou even. ac n!'ve a ... uef'. 1e dent ed t h'mgs began to happen. Ad mss1ons I . ..a..l--1 the incubation time for I balut ·to eombeef * w a • _,.ceo - Amanda Park- <body thinking about running for "I assume you know," he IUPU production a1oBne reuntlon . nd h g ha Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox e1, Minersvi1ie, Jan 4: Mrs. senator next year to lulVe a talk condescendinJly, ••that a blut is was always 15 days. n--'.aed • , __._ ut a reme ou~ (' an e s . . . . . -..-n . • .-.... DeW lfl"-.7 taken place during the past two C~mlia~~ became ·:_ sep~rated V1rglnla Patters6h, ....Hartford , w1lh Bricker. an un_hatchecl cblcken 111g th~t uu dependl 011 whit klnd ot 1 more tban , 1 millioD · 1 400 decades. How far and fast events ?•~thren rath~r ~~an sC'hJs~at- Jan . 4; Mrs. Rhoda .. hapman, Brick~ and Rhodes have been ~s burled" three monthl before 1t balut you want," lhe Mplled. come for loeal people ill ha m ved i witnessed l>y the 1cs a~d heretJcl!l . 'The Vat1csn Rutland. January 5; Mrs. Ger- dose fr.enda and have worked ttl eaten. Pertona!\y 1 pNfer my clueb bn88l' six mlle creek fa~'t th:t in 8I9S3, it does not estabhshed fo_rmallia tson with the trude Gra~an•,. Pon:'eroy, J~n. _~t~-v~gor in __eac~ other'a cam-( A• • matter of fact, I didn't fully ttaretJed and rollted. So 1 -.:Saved the &qpeyers of seem part i~ularly remarkable- World ~-unc1l ot Church~s. and 7; Mrs. V1rgima Pterce, Mid- i gue11 you could uy tNt 1 bavt lngton County, Neb .• an rha not Pt' €n new sworthy _sent offtct_al observers to 1ls 19&1 dleport, Jan. 9; Mrs. Gladys \ beta on 1 . wild blut dille. . led $10,0fltJ 1D bridge :'at ~ ol the hranche• ol Chri•· ammbly '" New O.lhl. Th< Arch- .Gerlach, Le1art, W. Va .. Jan. , . he . d . hA b1shop of Canterbury tailed on the · 10 · Mrs Patty Estep Mason I tendom WI 11 praymg tlrtng 1,.., p b . . . · ' • d f God l I d Opt'- taztng a trial which many Jan 13 0 Protestant were to - A daughter, Martha . he sr.ed .. 11 1 fh . t -and was very warmly received. Jane to Mr. and Mr::: Hubert IS "It exp.'•,. ,;' 1 0 th " Rns · Protestant bodie:~~ were invited to Roy 'Pattenon Hartfo~d Jan A 15-foot jump shot by Carlos Bernardino with 16 1v· nourA1Jelme. . • , . . secon d s If 'tsays H e Pv.. ~end obsen·en to the Vat1can t-i . e t In an ove rtl me peri od gave Wllb erforce a 11 Dr. w. · ",., rh w ""d ·,. "' - Council. They ae<epled. and their A daughter Connie Suo to 1thrlltin~ 85-84 triumph over Rio Grande college Thun1 1 retary · ,, day m·g t . . ol 1ener. Ch heo t.. e or h ,{IUD ,.1·_ dek'gates were treat ed w1t. h 11 .zor- Mr and Mrs. ' Robert Gerlach 1 ell __,~ durc s, we havte " dial hospitality which made • . Let••t Jan IO ' ;Trlb Sent Spts. Add eal Rio co11ected · IS reboUnds eve 1opments · ' · ·Patricia Lou to 1 The regulation contest ended while the WllbtrfOrce five toones~ d .d e<l t a one profound impression on atr \II A..daughter 1 1 1mwoul. have cona1 f er amos f h 1· I 112 . Th1 a.• .. prote!tantism " ·. Mr. and Mrs.' Pearl. I!.step 'Ma· at 7'7 iJ- 5 a ter t e G~tl 111 coun- lta ed na~men shot 41 pos11ble on1Y a ew years .ago. . . son Jan 13 ' Ity quintet had managed a 41· . per cent from the field, Wilber• eeuell Gil• . stren~lJJ It 11 no exaggeratiQn t.o ~ay that · ' · · 40 halftime lead. Iforce 47. The World Counc1l ot Churches more barrten between Catholics The triumph was Wilber- Rio's next contest 11 sched· itself ls ~ne of tho~ developments. ~nd Protestants h•ve rallen du~- BEGINS JNTt;GRATJON force's flfth in 10 oUtings. It uled Jan. 21, It Kentucky State. Prior to 1ts eatabl_1•hment 15 ye_ars In~ the four .year~ of PoPt John' ORLANDO, Fla. (UPII - The · was Rio's sill:th defeat in 12. Box score of Jest night's con. 1test : · ego, th~re wu httle cooperation, re1gn than m ~II ol _the preced· orange county public •chools will games. and st1ll lea£; underatandln~. mg f~r centunes amce the Re-. begin gradual integration next Rio outscored Wilberforce 31).1 wn.BERFORCE ~II) amona the no~rRomaP C&thohc formlltiOD . . ' fall, school Supt. R. Earl Kipp 'l9 from lht field. I Kenderlck, s..g..l9; Cr•ble, g. . t.:..-'/ churches of the world. Tod.ay more Reu•oo• Far Off said Thursday. The Redmen put three play- :7·25; Wuhinaton, 1..0.2; JaCk~ than 200 Protes~nt •. Anghcan and . Despite the swift movement of The county ~hool board ap· ··rs in the double-figure "cor- son, 24-4; Bernardino, 5-1-11; Orthndox l;leno~1nau~s are work· ~vents, nearly all leaden of the ,proved a plan Wednesday ni&ll' rtg coiWM, led by Don Mark's Meredith, $-~20; Johnson, 2-0lng together amtcably 1ft the World ecumenical movment agree that for integratinB the fint grades , 1 tallies. Bill Myrick and Bob 4 - toT .US 21-21-85. Council !ull reunion of the Christian fam· all county public schools ne· !artman each totaled 20. MyRIO GJtANi)E (M) . Althouah they have found prac- 1,1y "still 1 very long _way off. September. Children' will be,, :k's IS rebounds paced the Myrick. 7-6-20; Maika, 1&-1· t1cal cooperatino easier to achlfve In fact, 1t may be said to be lowed to attend the school ner 'edmen. Hartman had 11. at •1 Trout o.o-o- Hlrtman 7-ithu doctrinal unity, they are 1so r~r off aa to be presently out ·eat thei~ homt regardles!i of tt For the victm'l, Bob Crable \Z0 ; Dilb., . 0-1:1;. Bick~taff, ' worlclnl oa tire latter. too. Next lot 111ht. olnce no human eye can ,predommaoce of the race In the •mped In 25 marten follow- 1-3-5· Williams "IJ-7·7· Gilmore July, mort than 5110 ol the world:• ,diocern oolutioos for the deep i nei~hborhood or schooL ' by Tom Meredlth'o' 20. Bib~· - TOTALs leedlng theoloJiaoo will meel IR jand ainrere theoloiid differenceo \ The option will be extended o ·ldrlck's i9 - was · thlni hl&h Score at )lalftlml: • l4aatrtai to opend two weelta ex· whlelr dlviclt Cotholict anti Prot· i'ado eoch year therea!IPr. ,r till lloiM club. . Hie '41, W~Orce .U. I l i L_ __ ' ...,. ..... ~ . ' 8es#l' :., · · .,..;.·.-...-' .._,, ~~·- ' •• ~ ' f ~ ~- '~' ' 1',· lJg!it blue, in power · tqlilp. .' m-.nt.,~e"! tires, ldw Jlllleage, " · · ' .... . , $UPO :· .. · ., ' .• . • •• . ' ' . . ,.. 9 62 .. C' A D•~· • . ... , ·· -',\l·;,l_. ;,, · r ~C '} t . , ·. ' > .... , ::J96l .lAPI~C ·.ment and 1 ~ condltjonlng. ) . .. . . - .I lt"'""o . ' · '' .' . .4. D!IOr Deyflle. Meta!UC tan, all power equip. The Lighter Side ~:: "~-~ . •• ' ' St,!ctly ~T~e ' .-• .•. ... • e ALL ..,;.. TOPCOATS ' I .ptUU eALL ..., •... JACICET$ . . :: ... · . 196J ·CADQ.LAC , : ijard. Top Cc\upe. White, apo~BB Interior. . . $3600 I " ~ . ' • ...Alrl': __ . . .• '. , • 1tst cADILLac': ~ ~!!IIi'..l!Wr _Sedan; Solld blue with ·the nice · .. i::J.i" ,. ··sWEA'dis .· ..~~~~~~8!1~ m~~dec! u ·~.B!'d ·on a CadiJ. $2600 ... .......... --.·......;----~ •• .I .' ' . . '1 ' , • • ... -. .' I(ARR & VAN-zANDT . I ' ·. . .. , .. c~~illac.-: Oldst:!lobile , ,,. '• '· . ' 1· , W\f"~~3f2'_ . , '~·· • . · .Po/t'IEROY: ' Religion /n America I DAILY SENTIN-u· the l y~ar• ~ ree : ~through I' =::., . ~friends •~ Ul~heua-u ~ 1 ' I' Jumper In F'JDaI second8 ~=~ ~:t:n t~;· . :~ne!l~" 1\'h~~h Jeadet·~ f~llow sirt~ Brtngs . v·ICtory T0Force. I 1 ao.i.!.M J ' ,. ., . THE BEST YO.U CAN .. BUY! �ttle~ Is 'DIE Sei - ~DESK ! '' '',". to JhQOt to wiD, ' Five More Reds Crow's :. i> In Fold For 1963 Season STEAK HOUSE • ..._,re, /o"'"''~ II ' ,,. . . ~-~1~-. 1(4i,. ,,.., fllhielt, ~-1ft f!*il1 ~ ~,.,..,.,.,Jil" , .' fffJIUi't 11. 111,Jhe brulne&t·flritg .-1 .,..,.,.,_,. ',' · · · ·.,ho,elkrme.'9Jl,.. -~. 'i- •,. ...... ,.......,. •"'*'•... 'f • \ 1 ' "'" t, .aQW'S ' ' Portfqttd PTA Nofn1s Caunty ',. ... ' .......... . ~t-· AM,..,•• ..._ ~-·' WY~ ·'' ., 3 ROOMS New OIILY '299 .... DiN!.II - I ' II ! \ I'- ,,.. .... , • ·arr:r - . W. VA.· ~ ~·'j r/,' •,. ToP ,•. ' • t ' , ..... MASON ..,.,.,., co. 11'111101!. f Ill eo.o.looif T~ ..' ) l!t._ ' 6r: ;~·., : OF IR ' " ' ;; �ttle~ Is 'DIE Sei - ~DESK ! '' '',". to JhQOt to wiD, ' Five More Reds Crow's :. i> In Fold For 1963 Season STEAK HOUSE • ..._,re, /o"'"''~ II ' ,,. . . ~-~1~-. 1(4i,. ,,.., fllhielt, ~-1ft f!*il1 ~ ~,.,..,.,.,Jil" , .' fffJIUi't 11. 111,Jhe brulne&t·flritg .-1 .,..,.,.,_,. ',' · · · ·.,ho,elkrme.'9Jl,.. -~. 'i- •,. ...... ,.......,. •"'*'•... 'f • \ 1 ' "'" t, .aQW'S ' ' Portfqttd PTA Nofn1s Caunty ',. ... ' .......... . ~t-· AM,..,•• ..._ ~-·' WY~ ·'' ., 3 ROOMS New OIILY '299 .... DiN!.II - I ' II ! \ I'- ,,.. .... , • ·arr:r - . W. VA.· ~ ~·'j r/,' •,. ToP ,•. ' • t ' , ..... MASON ..,.,.,., co. 11'111101!. f Ill eo.o.looif T~ ..' ) l!t._ ' 6r: ;~·., : OF IR ' " ' ;; �•• • .J•E.·. -- Dally Sentinel, Pcimeroy·M!ddlepPrt, 0 ., 11, 1963·7 I •I \ ' I I -, TELEVISION IN 'REVIEW • ' IS ·youR .BEST ~~· HOLLYWOOD IUPU- CBS-TV 1t111rJ W ' - ....W, IIIII~ a o1ra- wiwont"'l pooitlaa wao pobrt.d matitod lOok at tba .. up: 111 ~ ill llaugbl bJ tba throup tMir ..,...., and, Ill Ill loa ti a llrf wbo ...nod dn ~ ng, gave IIOIDO mdoDcl Ill oa, 1: l!!d below tba IIIPif ariJ. ~mbro~~ at.....·o cWin!tm ti nco eoaltrueted bJ CbekboV, tba revolUtion u ."oa 1brup1 ....... ..- oopiUrld bill doatb-llko at· In- the form of llllllt¥•-." ......,_ of • fnulrated and . . The Wordo o( tba Amartcan CQial ICICial .mttm. ~- <WFI!a' at,... ..,.. lO mlDd AI "Tile Overeul'' dull ...... the WOI'b ol ~ wUh JIIWW """ buroaucrocy; klloV, Gogoi, lloo~Mvald, 'l'llrg.. aoil In a cl-'< peiod perform- · nov and Dorta Palemall poiDted ODCO, aulaf! wao ebormtnc ,u a up reaoona' for the BoillleYtlc laQ. poor clerk wbooe lnabllllf to it!l over from ·ozortsm - 7't madt OD olftclal to do aaylblaa. about clear !hat fo. freedom, tba ouo- bit ~ DOW coot developed into ...aion marked a mero lrlllllfor· tragl....medy. "Tbe Brothero en<e ·of dtolalorlal rule. Karamazov" ....., wu an aTbe performm in the boor chango belwMD two brolhero, broadcast, "RuJSiana: SeU-Im- torn · by the sljbl of. auffering pr...iOIII," Included Jo VID where the,. II DO JUDI; a ~~­ Fleet, .Kim Hunter. Sam w.... lloua r - qalllll claiS maker, Joeepb Buloff, Geort• rule was drawn. Voskovee · lnd Peter Donat. The In the "Folhm and Sons" "' exce1pt1 came from Chekhov's queoce, we .had 1 llviog-room ez:.. pi~¥, "The ChBIT)' Ordlard"; Go- cbanie !Jeiween tho traditional, gol'o abort atocy "Tbe Overcoot"; sentimental "old"" Russlall and and lba ,uoveil "Tbe Brothora the utilitarian, nlhlltstlc, moreKararni!J.V~'. by lioatoevaki, "Fa· modern one. And in a aupreme "tbero and_ .. by :I"Ur&eDOVInd lndlclmen~ 1 ......, from , ;•Dr. "Dr. Zhlvago" by Putomak. Zhlvaao" about .the . Comm\lllilt And 81 for tho production, there system tbet finally took over, we io · Do use mlnclpg words. There had nothing leu than rtbelllon has not. been 1 better, more per- again in a converaaUon between fectly executed bour on network two lnvero - iWu uliDter ond television thlo aeaaon. Not only Waoamaker - about the fear of was It ~melf In view of the prea- trusting 0110'1 own julgmen~ and "eat turmotJ Over artletic free&im : 1e Uving as a chorus rather than ID Ruuja. and In view of the faet as solol8ta. !bet thOugh the late Paotemak · Conatdering that only "The WOD tht·Nobel Pri... "Dr. Zbtva· Cherry orchard" wu actuaUy a go" hU yet to be publlahed In play. ihe producer-adopter, Rich· hit bomelaJJd - It al10 a ard Slema-ald. did • remarko· faultless blend of acting, wrttillfl, ble job in retalniDg flavor ond mUJic, ·'IOIOcttvlty, mood, philo- compactnen. He II aloo the fel· R'f'I'ZII"GT&R & ITTY 'I'III!ZR II SClphlc ·tulratnt oad lmoatnattve low who brou&ht UJ "AmerleaM: 0YTX R 3 C C Z a II" Q T K. - K Q 0 'l V & R •mera~.work. A portrait ln veraea" '111t aumTbe iaea wu to - !he Rus- mer. ond the clriiJlatlled readins 8'fQV&IIJ llaDI V they ·law tbem•elve1. of the poem "John Br(IWD'a 1'.. ......,.. CI7Pioqaolo: WID DO 1m'!' ALWA'l8 t.OV. In "'l'bt Cherry Orchard" ae- Body" before tbet. I hope ·cas 'l'BOSII: WIIOK WIO ADl!IRil.-LA ROCIIIli'Otl<li.UI.D 'l'f"e&i:the unwiUinpu of the gave him a _Chriltmu bonuo, w-ay nltlbl . ' ga,me •-:-' V~~~ ~~ Moore' i· •, I; Moadat ---·-:-------..,.-- 4:110 Dlseing with 0018 4:30 5:00 5:115 5:15 5: ~ lnterclwtge Community N•ws World & Natlc.nal News !lpoUJgb• on Sporl6 .Dinner Mwlcalo Sigu Off WM"PO Radio MONDA\' '110\U FRiDAY 8:110 News 8:05 Country Music Time 8:20 Country Jamboree 8:10 forld News 8:30 New~~ 8:1' Musical Clock us 8:35 Farm World NeWII 8:55 ilommuruty NeWI 8:41 Meigs County 1\FD" t :00 ta1cllstrine 7: 011 Sign On, Muslcal Cluct 7:110 N1111 t:30 Pui>De Service 7 : ~ The LlfeUnt 7: 115 Brtaldast Party 8:45 Shower. ol Ble.slng 8·00 Ohio Valley NeWl! 7:30 News 1:00 News 10:011 ~son County llo•ws '-'Iii Pt. Pleasant FoolbaD 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 6:115 Filth For Toda7 19:115 'fJijl o1 tbe Town IO:IJ!I New~~ 7:!11 7:!11 News Report 6:30 Ne.vs 10:55 '~~Iii Newo 1L:Oi G A H S FwthaD 8:00 Radio 11ynma! 6:35 RFD 11:00 of-U.. Town . . II:~ World ; News 8:15 B~tfast Party 8?20 RFD (Ucept_Fri. Church Bells Ring 11.55 Medic8J lililestones 8:30 Van Partlck SpOrl Show 7:00 News 11:45 World 1\tews 1:1:011 l<>cal & Ohio N'"· 8:35 Breaklasl Party 7:!15 arealrfast Party 11:55 ~County New~~ 1::1! Educational, S)le<'ial 8:45 iJaker Fum. ShowFrl 7:30 News 12:00 IZommunity NeWI Llfeguard Bulletin Board 1:00 News 7:35 Breakfast Pari)' 12:115 News News 0 Grams 8:115 Coffee Wllh Janet 7:50 7:50 News 11:10 Ohio Newt Saturday Matinee 9:30 News 8:00 Breaklasl Party 1%:15 »..ar~eto 1:0!! OSU Srout of !he Weet 9:35 Coffee Wllh Janet 8:30 Newa 1%:20 J;ifeguard BuDetln 1:15 OSU Footbai• 1 : ~; Betty Newton Show 8:3:i Breaklaal Patty 1%:25 ~ews 0 G"""' 4:00 Diacing with Do•' 10:00 News 1:00 llewa 1~:30 krlculture Agent 4:30 Album Time 10:115 Ministeriai Association 9:115 Brtakfast Pari) ~:.41 _¢.jimtry 'Go RoUIIL 5:00 News Smmuary 10:20 MorniJli Interlude ~ : 15 Jones Bulck Show 1:155 News Beat 5:15 Public Service 10:30 New• 9:30 News ~:00 Country Go lloun< 5JJO Dinner Mus•cal• 10:311 News 9:35 Music ID the Air 2:155 News Beal J 5:45 Off the Air 11:11~ Swap Shop · 9:40 Tho Good Life 3:00 Matli: 15 Nonmber 11:15 Today With God 9:55 Under Ohio Ski• 3:55 5:15 llecenlbE.. 11:30 News 10 00 News 11:35 FArm Bureau 10:05 Polka Party 11:40 Country Hoedown 10:30 News (Family Worobip Thurs. 1 1035 Wald & Donna llymD 11:55 Upper Ronm Yleilitationa '• Time 11:58 Jow Joneo Stock Ave. II :011 New. "'~~~"• Noon Newo 11:05 l'op Tl!n Show 12:15 Music Just f'or You 11:30 N•w• 12:15 Goesslers Guesl Star Fri. 11:35 Dutton'• Top Ten Show 12:30 Music Just ~or ~ou '12:110 News- Noou Rtport 1·00 News IZ:IS Muotc lnterh;de1:01> lv.usic Just For You 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 1:30 Newa 1:00 ~·ews 1:35 Music Just For You 1:05 Platter Party 2:110 Newa · 1:15 Ohln State Football 1:115 Muo•• Just Fdr You 3:30 News 1:30 Newo 3,35 Plalter Party 1:31 Music Just For You 4:00 News S:OU Ne~t• 4:05 Platter Party 1:05 PlaUer Party 4:30 1:30 News 4:35 Platter Patl)l 3:35 .Platter Party 5:00 Ne\71 4:00 Ne"" 1:05 Platter Pari)' 4.115 Platter Party , fi:!t ~ 011 t\ooo1 your need. Furnished and spread. Prompt Shuler's ConstrucUorJ, Wy-~1, Wy-2.-320. en lira! of FeboUary, Mrs. Loraine Rice, Rutland. Phone Sll 2-4174. N••• I TMA'f'l PUJICT I 'I'OU ~001<. Ll~t A l\£ill~ Mel, TONY. Machine . in round bobbin, ieWs Ul!e neW and equipped IiT~-iWO'Msaiidbaiiil.'irwo "to Jii.Qa, butiDnholf, mono- I' I pm,•ell:: Pay a payments of ,_.,..,.50 per montb "' dlse®nt · 'flit cub . .Guatallleed. Pbone WY . 2,-._ . 1 II ilc IJSEI).~ stove, $25.oi: ' J%· ft. J<ihn bOil ile\v, . 'Otis Bailey, Racine, .:Doz. I ELECI'R()j:.UX Vacuum $30.00. WI 17 3tjl cle&J>. · er with guarantee. llilghl piece , : . set of cleaning allal!hments. • Full price oriJy. $21.25. Tetms. I Pl\ooe, WY . I J .2,--. I .·~ ·----.... WJEH RADIO 'ltlrough Prldt 1 7:011 ~ On, MUJical Cloet 7:41 'j)ie !.!feline . 8:00 Qblo VaHey Newo 8:011 ~ Today " lv LEFF and McWILLIAMS .w.A ::.~· r~ I>IVING 1 LIKE. i ' �•• • .J•E.·. -- Dally Sentinel, Pcimeroy·M!ddlepPrt, 0 ., 11, 1963·7 I •I \ ' I I -, TELEVISION IN 'REVIEW • ' IS ·youR .BEST ~~· HOLLYWOOD IUPU- CBS-TV 1t111rJ W ' - ....W, IIIII~ a o1ra- wiwont"'l pooitlaa wao pobrt.d matitod lOok at tba .. up: 111 ~ ill llaugbl bJ tba throup tMir ..,...., and, Ill Ill loa ti a llrf wbo ...nod dn ~ ng, gave IIOIDO mdoDcl Ill oa, 1: l!!d below tba IIIPif ariJ. ~mbro~~ at.....·o cWin!tm ti nco eoaltrueted bJ CbekboV, tba revolUtion u ."oa 1brup1 ....... ..- oopiUrld bill doatb-llko at· In- the form of llllllt¥•-." ......,_ of • fnulrated and . . The Wordo o( tba Amartcan CQial ICICial .mttm. ~- <WFI!a' at,... ..,.. lO mlDd AI "Tile Overeul'' dull ...... the WOI'b ol ~ wUh JIIWW """ buroaucrocy; klloV, Gogoi, lloo~Mvald, 'l'llrg.. aoil In a cl-'< peiod perform- · nov and Dorta Palemall poiDted ODCO, aulaf! wao ebormtnc ,u a up reaoona' for the BoillleYtlc laQ. poor clerk wbooe lnabllllf to it!l over from ·ozortsm - 7't madt OD olftclal to do aaylblaa. about clear !hat fo. freedom, tba ouo- bit ~ DOW coot developed into ...aion marked a mero lrlllllfor· tragl....medy. "Tbe Brothero en<e ·of dtolalorlal rule. Karamazov" ....., wu an aTbe performm in the boor chango belwMD two brolhero, broadcast, "RuJSiana: SeU-Im- torn · by the sljbl of. auffering pr...iOIII," Included Jo VID where the,. II DO JUDI; a ~~­ Fleet, .Kim Hunter. Sam w.... lloua r - qalllll claiS maker, Joeepb Buloff, Geort• rule was drawn. Voskovee · lnd Peter Donat. The In the "Folhm and Sons" "' exce1pt1 came from Chekhov's queoce, we .had 1 llviog-room ez:.. pi~¥, "The ChBIT)' Ordlard"; Go- cbanie !Jeiween tho traditional, gol'o abort atocy "Tbe Overcoot"; sentimental "old"" Russlall and and lba ,uoveil "Tbe Brothora the utilitarian, nlhlltstlc, moreKararni!J.V~'. by lioatoevaki, "Fa· modern one. And in a aupreme "tbero and_ .. by :I"Ur&eDOVInd lndlclmen~ 1 ......, from , ;•Dr. "Dr. Zhlvago" by Putomak. Zhlvaao" about .the . Comm\lllilt And 81 for tho production, there system tbet finally took over, we io · Do use mlnclpg words. There had nothing leu than rtbelllon has not. been 1 better, more per- again in a converaaUon between fectly executed bour on network two lnvero - iWu uliDter ond television thlo aeaaon. Not only Waoamaker - about the fear of was It ~melf In view of the prea- trusting 0110'1 own julgmen~ and "eat turmotJ Over artletic free&im : 1e Uving as a chorus rather than ID Ruuja. and In view of the faet as solol8ta. !bet thOugh the late Paotemak · Conatdering that only "The WOD tht·Nobel Pri... "Dr. Zbtva· Cherry orchard" wu actuaUy a go" hU yet to be publlahed In play. ihe producer-adopter, Rich· hit bomelaJJd - It al10 a ard Slema-ald. did • remarko· faultless blend of acting, wrttillfl, ble job in retalniDg flavor ond mUJic, ·'IOIOcttvlty, mood, philo- compactnen. He II aloo the fel· R'f'I'ZII"GT&R & ITTY 'I'III!ZR II SClphlc ·tulratnt oad lmoatnattve low who brou&ht UJ "AmerleaM: 0YTX R 3 C C Z a II" Q T K. - K Q 0 'l V & R •mera~.work. A portrait ln veraea" '111t aumTbe iaea wu to - !he Rus- mer. ond the clriiJlatlled readins 8'fQV&IIJ llaDI V they ·law tbem•elve1. of the poem "John Br(IWD'a 1'.. ......,.. CI7Pioqaolo: WID DO 1m'!' ALWA'l8 t.OV. In "'l'bt Cherry Orchard" ae- Body" before tbet. I hope ·cas 'l'BOSII: WIIOK WIO ADl!IRil.-LA ROCIIIli'Otl<li.UI.D 'l'f"e&i:the unwiUinpu of the gave him a _Chriltmu bonuo, w-ay nltlbl . ' ga,me •-:-' V~~~ ~~ Moore' i· •, I; Moadat ---·-:-------..,.-- 4:110 Dlseing with 0018 4:30 5:00 5:115 5:15 5: ~ lnterclwtge Community N•ws World & Natlc.nal News !lpoUJgb• on Sporl6 .Dinner Mwlcalo Sigu Off WM"PO Radio MONDA\' '110\U FRiDAY 8:110 News 8:05 Country Music Time 8:20 Country Jamboree 8:10 forld News 8:30 New~~ 8:1' Musical Clock us 8:35 Farm World NeWII 8:55 ilommuruty NeWI 8:41 Meigs County 1\FD" t :00 ta1cllstrine 7: 011 Sign On, Muslcal Cluct 7:110 N1111 t:30 Pui>De Service 7 : ~ The LlfeUnt 7: 115 Brtaldast Party 8:45 Shower. ol Ble.slng 8·00 Ohio Valley NeWl! 7:30 News 1:00 News 10:011 ~son County llo•ws '-'Iii Pt. Pleasant FoolbaD 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 6:115 Filth For Toda7 19:115 'fJijl o1 tbe Town IO:IJ!I New~~ 7:!11 7:!11 News Report 6:30 Ne.vs 10:55 '~~Iii Newo 1L:Oi G A H S FwthaD 8:00 Radio 11ynma! 6:35 RFD 11:00 of-U.. Town . . II:~ World ; News 8:15 B~tfast Party 8?20 RFD (Ucept_Fri. Church Bells Ring 11.55 Medic8J lililestones 8:30 Van Partlck SpOrl Show 7:00 News 11:45 World 1\tews 1:1:011 l<>cal & Ohio N'"· 8:35 Breaklasl Party 7:!15 arealrfast Party 11:55 ~County New~~ 1::1! Educational, S)le<'ial 8:45 iJaker Fum. ShowFrl 7:30 News 12:00 IZommunity NeWI Llfeguard Bulletin Board 1:00 News 7:35 Breakfast Pari)' 12:115 News News 0 Grams 8:115 Coffee Wllh Janet 7:50 7:50 News 11:10 Ohio Newt Saturday Matinee 9:30 News 8:00 Breaklasl Party 1%:15 »..ar~eto 1:0!! OSU Srout of !he Weet 9:35 Coffee Wllh Janet 8:30 Newa 1%:20 J;ifeguard BuDetln 1:15 OSU Footbai• 1 : ~; Betty Newton Show 8:3:i Breaklaal Patty 1%:25 ~ews 0 G"""' 4:00 Diacing with Do•' 10:00 News 1:00 llewa 1~:30 krlculture Agent 4:30 Album Time 10:115 Ministeriai Association 9:115 Brtakfast Pari) ~:.41 _¢.jimtry 'Go RoUIIL 5:00 News Smmuary 10:20 MorniJli Interlude ~ : 15 Jones Bulck Show 1:155 News Beat 5:15 Public Service 10:30 New• 9:30 News ~:00 Country Go lloun< 5JJO Dinner Mus•cal• 10:311 News 9:35 Music ID the Air 2:155 News Beal J 5:45 Off the Air 11:11~ Swap Shop · 9:40 Tho Good Life 3:00 Matli: 15 Nonmber 11:15 Today With God 9:55 Under Ohio Ski• 3:55 5:15 llecenlbE.. 11:30 News 10 00 News 11:35 FArm Bureau 10:05 Polka Party 11:40 Country Hoedown 10:30 News (Family Worobip Thurs. 1 1035 Wald & Donna llymD 11:55 Upper Ronm Yleilitationa '• Time 11:58 Jow Joneo Stock Ave. II :011 New. "'~~~"• Noon Newo 11:05 l'op Tl!n Show 12:15 Music Just f'or You 11:30 N•w• 12:15 Goesslers Guesl Star Fri. 11:35 Dutton'• Top Ten Show 12:30 Music Just ~or ~ou '12:110 News- Noou Rtport 1·00 News IZ:IS Muotc lnterh;de1:01> lv.usic Just For You 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 1:30 Newa 1:00 ~·ews 1:35 Music Just For You 1:05 Platter Party 2:110 Newa · 1:15 Ohln State Football 1:115 Muo•• Just Fdr You 3:30 News 1:30 Newo 3,35 Plalter Party 1:31 Music Just For You 4:00 News S:OU Ne~t• 4:05 Platter Party 1:05 PlaUer Party 4:30 1:30 News 4:35 Platter Patl)l 3:35 .Platter Party 5:00 Ne\71 4:00 Ne"" 1:05 Platter Pari)' 4.115 Platter Party , fi:!t ~ 011 t\ooo1 your need. Furnished and spread. Prompt Shuler's ConstrucUorJ, Wy-~1, Wy-2.-320. en lira! of FeboUary, Mrs. Loraine Rice, Rutland. Phone Sll 2-4174. N••• I TMA'f'l PUJICT I 'I'OU ~001<. Ll~t A l\£ill~ Mel, TONY. Machine . in round bobbin, ieWs Ul!e neW and equipped IiT~-iWO'Msaiidbaiiil.'irwo "to Jii.Qa, butiDnholf, mono- I' I pm,•ell:: Pay a payments of ,_.,..,.50 per montb "' dlse®nt · 'flit cub . .Guatallleed. Pbone WY . 2,-._ . 1 II ilc IJSEI).~ stove, $25.oi: ' J%· ft. J<ihn bOil ile\v, . 'Otis Bailey, Racine, .:Doz. I ELECI'R()j:.UX Vacuum $30.00. WI 17 3tjl cle&J>. · er with guarantee. llilghl piece , : . set of cleaning allal!hments. • Full price oriJy. $21.25. Tetms. I Pl\ooe, WY . I J .2,--. I .·~ ·----.... WJEH RADIO 'ltlrough Prldt 1 7:011 ~ On, MUJical Cloet 7:41 'j)ie !.!feline . 8:00 Qblo VaHey Newo 8:011 ~ Today " lv LEFF and McWILLIAMS .w.A ::.~· r~ I>IVING 1 LIKE. i ' �.• • • • • • lfOW .YOU DOW ... ...,-a ... ""' .,.... ., . lliU. .. UaiW SUI•'. ~-.. . . · - · · . . . llllt ..... ·~~- • .=~• ..... - e at • ent ·ne -· ~ f'e 7'1te ,..,..., 01 r.J.. M.i.,.M,.;.;. .4r• . • .olj• 1:"'-io 411!. 1 ,.o a~\ 1 -~vO~L~X~IV~N~0~.=2§3~3=================,==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-:,:.~:.~~~~~~~~·~J~A~N~UA~-~~y~~T9~;~1~9-6~3~===:=========:~%~_~~-e~_\:===--~=KE==-F-~~-E---~---~-,__.-· ' KNOTTY 'PROBLEM.PUT IN COMMiTTEE . .• )llddleport coun~ll and a delelatlon of yolunteer .fliemea wreatled ·with problems or fire equipment finance Ft1day nicht, finally handing couiiCI)'I fiJ'e committee t)'ie; pfOblem of solying them. c. The special meeting, calfed at the request of,the firemen, wa• to discuss and propose how the ,Ue company and town can obtain a new pumper truck, new hose, and addltlona) minC!r pieces of equipment. Tbe pumper is the equipment usually taken on-·out of town calls. · · · · · ; ' ·· . Councll fl,..t turued down flat il pro....-1 by ftremon -1poketimaa Don M.Uis lbal residents of Middleport be aae11ed 25 . eenl1 per mo.t' ond business ealabllshmenls 50 eenla per month•. Coun~lm.en jnstead proposed a special fire equipment levy be put on the ballot, "l~aving it up to the voters." 'mils, the firemen didn't like. Last y,ear fire company representativea urged council to consider the unit's need for a new pumJ)I!r that would-cost between $12,000 and $15,000. In December fliemen offered a list of needs of their department that included. upwards of 2,000 feet of new hQse ud other materials. T~ lire cllnim!ttee Is expected to colllider. suggestions made lpt night that contracts currently in force with outlying subdivisions, <for example, Cheshire, at $200 annually) be increased, and tbat a fire call fee be estab· Hshed for "runs" made outside the corporation limits of Miildleport, of 'up to $50 per call. . It was pointed out that home owner fire insurance f.olicies may include a fire call clause that fixes $5t as payment for a fire cal . · It was the firemen's position that the company's needs are •n obllga. tlon of councll as duly elected representatives of the people of Middleport. It was pointed out that the community and surrou!ldlng areas receive great benefits from the volunteer labor of firemen. Firemen also are hi effect "good wlll ambassadors" of the business· communlty1 it was painted oul. Councllmen, on the other band, argued as they nave before, that. costa of government being what they are, taxjla_yers should not be saddll!d with· 'heavy c(ISts derivin&, at least in part, from fire company services .outside the corporation limits. · ·· - ·· Councilmen attending ~ :W~yne 91bbo..n.s, William D. .Childs, John Zerkle, Eugene HarriS and' €harlee >\sa· Bradtiury. Mf;for ·~:;ee "Smith presided, assisted by Clerk Gene Grate. Firemen attending besides Mr. Mills were Russell MUJs, Fire Chief Gerald Anthony, and John Vroman. · ·1 TWO BOOKS THAT EXPERT HOUSEWIVES fiND ln&s~nsol! Mrs. McDade Is New President Of Ladies' Club . Edison Bakers Are Hosts Of Baptist Class Numbot 2 is a specialty with us. A checking occouot will save you bill-paying time, keep household budget figures in order, and eliminate the risk of keeping excess cash in the house. The Heartbawne Class ol the Baptist Middleport F I r 1 I met Thursday evening the home ol Mr. and II r a. Baker with their presi· OPEN YOUII ACCOUNT HUE, SOON! Mrs. David DaHl, In We Pay 3% Interest On Savini• British Labor Is Staggered ' of Hugb Gaitskell appeared lo have deail a llagprinJ to Laborite hopes of viclory In next parliamentary election. The \,,' .. Phoenix 4 Door Sedan. Power steerlns and brakes, auto. tran.. Radio and heater. One owner. 2 Hard Top. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. One owner. 1960Ford • • • 1960 Chevrolet ' I I • '1895 S9 Ford • white. 1959 Plymouth - • '1345 II I ,. I I auto. tr~na. Radio and beater, low mileaa:e. One owner. 1959 Studebaker '1095 • Lark VB - 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Standard trans. with overdrive. 1959 Ford • '1195 .. Door Station Wa&on. Standard trans. VB engine. Heater ' !il and ndlo. 1959 Dodge '1545 4 Door Sedan V8., Standard tra111. Heater. Extra eood condltton. 1957Buick -• - - $CJ95 Riviera 4 Door Sedan.· Power steerinJ, radio and heater. 1958 Dodge · - % Ton Stake Truck. 4 speed tran1. wbeels. 1957 Ford VB engine. Dual - • - '1195 • '995 % Ton f'ickup. 6 eyl. · engine. 3 speed trans. New ene:ine. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. · Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport About People In P~meroy Station Waeon. One careful owner. Spotle11 Inside and out. VS - new. Cutom 4 Door Station Wagon. Power steering and brakes, ;1 CLEARANCE SALE - lmpa1a Convertible. Auto. trans. Radio and beater. Black top. Body - JANUARY 61 Falcon --- - - - s1445 Falcon 4 Door Station Wagon. Standard trans. Radio and beater. liteWll lD • lho meod. Joa. 4, however, ho 'It'll ill iloopltal. II tho iDfectlon liN involved hil iuDf• ODd ID!Iamed hlo pericardium. tho uc IWToondiDJ tho i 1961 Dodge - - - '2095 '1695 1960 Dodge Door Lllborite Dtoemtier, ;~d;in~g~G;a!t;sk~e~ll~used;~an;~; [:~~hlii¥W..; ilt ~ wu llllliiiUI>ced Rustlers Are Active Says Hartenbacb I The nine-mao medical team Itidney Friday in an oUempl ' Good tires, White finish. of a vlrul Nld. Tho loodot llo4 ~ when the end CADle ol I 'll p.m.i lrooled lato 1011 , _ !vr lllf yj. 14' 12 p.m. EST ). ~ · - evtalutliJ Saturday ·Til 9 O'Clock , e cyl. 4 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and nigbl wife Dora was holding his 'Rhodes' 1961 Dodge - - - '1895 heater. op~ilioll complicated by pleuriay, aitis and kidney " Elberfel~s Are Open 56-year-old died ilo Mlddleoex BOiplr.l day Q.l Pe~ Cent Dollar Cutback Everywhere . Raw,lings c LONDON tUPII - Tbt ft Pomeroy lalional Bank • • • • • • • • 4 Door Sedan. Std. shift. Ori&lnal S86Q black flnl.sh like ' 62 Mercury -· · - · S269S Convertible Custom Monterey. Power steerinJ and brakea. Auto. shift. 1 '390" enetne. Almott like the day it waa told. 61 Valiant --. - - -s1795 Station Wagon. Auto. sbift. Power 1teerina:. Showroom clean - very low mileace. 60 Buick -.. - . - S189S PARKS HIRE Vrf LeSabre 4 Door Sedan and two door 1edan. Both have power ateertns and full equipment. Extra Jood buy•. {!}~,fll~l MEIGS tHEATRE 60Dodae ·- -·- -· s1395 I'OMIROY, OHIO bMutifullll illt.,.;w.t.d bl! PARKSHIRE, w fuh.ilmetl to ftt _th.e btisr life of tlte "Petite Mistl' .,,., wiU eomple~IJI wi• 011er tht Stotion - Wagon Set. Tlte Ctmliglll! Neckli'M vi~u " wortder/ul. , _ /IW' 110ur '"~oriu -rt or . , ... ~'"""" ,tltl4 if• llllllrll11 ~~~ of 76% Aetmt. cioi4 U'JI> Cotton. Mllkt tllis alim lllirliir,., iu 'IJGrli~ of 1/0t<r w......., •. ill ButtfltiWU. GOLD, Getttle JROWN or 8!mlht 'J'llf'QUOISE, .. , . 'tOP-tiP . . _ 8fYLE #1111 1 ' .. (, ..· ' \ - . ..·• 62 GMC . . . . . . . St69S % Ton Pickup. Wide side. Heavy duty Urea. 8ft. body. Shows good care • 58 GMC . -. -- -. S129S 2 Ton Stake. Extra &ood 8.211 X 20 tlru. 2 opeed ule. One local owner. mz;s: ' . ·:.·•,0.95 _ . h1: Pomeroy . . . ,' I ~ · .Kansas·~~A,da) .... ~Til.H ALL-AMERICAN CLASSICI" , , , VS Matador 4 Door Sedan. One careful local owner. 1bil is one oi the bl>St full sized Dodce, and this one M tops. BLAEnNARS Mill" ' . .' ' > • • ln Glillpo, wu WendeD fined. 1r1.. � 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 01. January 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 January 18, 1963