https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bccf9e5c30e8d2b6c1691258389167d0.pdf cfbc48aa3f79e7ec4eb899b55f2270ea PDF Text Text ·~· .. ···· • ··· ··. · ···~· ' right ....... David of Middleport ~ Friday """""' lllter vi· altmc with fJullr oblldren over evadnc they .u~toc~ I 80'll aDd · lamlly, llr. 111d lin. Ottle KDnk· rilbt and alao with uother .on, Eudell. 'Ibey weu.t to tlhe home of tbetr daUjflbter .... ber lamll>' Mr. IDd ~ John Loc:kwood at Jemeelown lor 011-.. dill'. I . ;~~h ( AGAIN TRADE NOW "Better Buy Bargains" 1958 ENGLISH FORD · .. · · .. · $1195 Anglla Prefect 2 Door Deluxe Sedan. Very low mtteage. 4 cylinder economy at it.s highest. Like new. 1954 FORD VB · · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · · $695 2 Door Cuslomline Sedan. Like new finish. 1959 PONTIAC VB · · .. .. · $2,795 2 Door Hard Top. Only ll1150 actual miles. HydramaUc. 1\adio and healer. Power orakes. Almost like the day It was sold. 1959BUICK VB · · · · · .. $2,795 2 Ooor Sedan. Power steering. Turbine drive. Owned by local busjness man. Extra nit-e. 1956 PONTIAC V8 · · · 2 Door Sedan. Hydramatic drive. Extra clean. 4 Door Sedan . Original black finish like new . Hydrama· tic drive. ' ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $1 095 1'955 BUICK V8 2 Door Hard Top . Like new red and while fh\ish. flow drive. tiy· na· 1955 .UICK V8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $995 2 Door Sedan. Spotless original finish. Dynaflow drive. ltlanu M-e OPEN UNTIL 7:30 !liON. THRU SAT. BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO SAVE i · C dl I' h S • H ld Ch tlstmas an e 19 t erviCe e I apeod Christmas wtlh Mrs. Koeh· ler's ~later in _Crooks'Yille. . Cbnatmas dinner guests wLth i .MJ:· and Mrs: Paul Haptonstall ~nd children, E<hth and Billy, were :.ir. · Haptonstall'a mother, Mrs. Blanche HaptonstaU and Mrs Haptonstall's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert •, --....._ WV ~ .$ . , e PANTt H~IHID ' PUILIY, • ......,. UPI- ~ .....,.._ ' ll0ctrklt7 ....... Nhl ........... fllurlnl • ,..., faiiVNI to IOn'l]ll•ln "''ve preiMCI . -.Jq' of niy trwMn, tt.w lontt .:. ...,.,. I can flnllh 1M ottt.r." . . Pomeroy-Mlddleport. Ollkt, Monday, December 28, 1959 · VOL XI NO. 215 C..L Q ED , . Fr9m Dec. Z4lh . To Jan. 4th Except F~ .. nttne "\ A~therOneAiready? WILL II·. E '· · ( • . Host·To World Youth • . Emeta:~~ey c~ : WilLI$ ANTHONY, . ·~ PLUMBING lo R~. G · .u. .. ~ · ' Phone W1..J :·7--:-r~· . u.r ' ' Sharp. ~- and Mrs. Joe. Young Jr. and ch1l~r~n o_f Woadsfaeld came today b v1s1t wJtb Mr. and Mrs. Cba~leiii I ··a .Bradbury and other relalJVes in .the coun~y. . . rtJ ;;s Marilyn Sue Knight 1s here tc &pend the hotiday~ with ~er par- 1 l lnhl,_ Mr .. and Mrs. Earl Kmght. lhss Sally Schaaf went to Col· umbua Thun;day to spend Christmas W\th her brother·Jn·law and si1ter, Mr. and Mn. Richard Koch·1 ler. · 1 Vera Covet·t, ~tudent at Rio I " IG~ande, ia speml1.Jg b.er vacaUon Wlth her parents. ~r. and Mrs. Ernest Covert and fJ_rn~ly . , . .·- . , ?t!r and Mrs. Wli~~~ .. l ,{Jt _. ·!"' 1 an~ daugb.te,r,daoe.~ba~•. 1uf . ·;:.-·:·_ll· ~ I co~.ue, came o y .... VJSI wn:1 :. ~r·l ·and Mrs Charles Asa Bradbury a 1d other r~latives. · I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers of 1 Woodsvillr came Thursday to sped · Christmas wltb her parent&. Mr.l1 and Mrs. Ch.a rles Bennett and daughter, MnJ.ne, of Columbus wh? i came early tbas week for the hobdays. I Jock Werner, who Is •mployed In cam~ Porkers burg, Thursday lo spend Chriiltmas w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs. G. G. Werner. ' ' . . asa-.filrsaceoatttfor ,.,...· elu1dren toda7. . .. . . · ., ' Open . 3% lnleresl Plld On Sa'rlllg• TJle FARMERS' . ,K. . .. .BAN , ·. ' d s 4 ·c '·. .··.y?·".: an aVIDUS . . om'pa.u · ~ r . l). . . j·' 1 N~:i:~w~"l~~~k~e~!"~·:·tR~,~~~~"1~~hj~~"~:!;e~ll1:::::~;;·~-M~em~be~r~§§~~~~~~~:ya:t.in~ em~r Fedet111 Col')!Ql'aAob ·· ~~;~.,., · ' · ·- s139 WORTH Fo·r S99 I ' Compl~te 6 pc. SERTA en; NOTICE Tlte I s A v I HOLLYWOOD ENSEMBLE o....,e NEWElL'S GARAGE SPICIAL SAl J Seve_ 5 % .~OFF SALE IJ ~ke . 5~0FF .n ! CHAIRS- $16.95 to $54.95 UUKS- , PrJce $2¥.'1~ to $)4.95 OFF BUY ON CONVENIENT TERMS,! E !. KITCHEN CABINETS I. CEILING TILE 4! STORM WINDOWS 5. STORM DOORS I ., ;;,- Fouf employee, ot ,the Planese · · 'cla.emicll Company'l plant ·at f' .Point Plea,.nt were re~n._.y cUed tot tbetr y;e•n or service with 1 PLASTIC OR CERtMIC TILE ON KITCHEN Oil.BATH 7. INSTALL FACTORY PREFINISHED PLYWALL •• ADiilTIONAL ROOM ~ ·. SUPI>.LY · .. . . ·Four Celanese ·~mploy¢s Cited ·f.or Strvice . •• 6ZZO Sauer and Don Roach. . I Mrs Lewts Koehler and daughter Betty left _Thursd~ evening to I SNflflestlo... '· I Legionaires visiting at the homes Christmas Eve were Henry Clat· worthy, Paul Greenlee, Rodney 8y FR&DDII HOUDASHILY en· R~ad, bonor_in& he.r bJ"otlfer, : Rill :M1gbt., on b11 birthdav . 1 , Present wenf'Mr. ~U~d Mn. lllcht and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Rw\lfield of Rutland and Mr and :(h. Buek. \liddleport Post v :am. Cbarl~ JBuik tert.iintd with 1 noon lunt!heQR oa Thursdl.)' at lt!.eJr bome, Rutland I .. . 'WeT with ca'rol dna;ing mterspersed be· h h - -h · 1end tuiuta of her Mrs 1 tween eath roading. · ' c urc by t e center aisle. ~titer Addle Grueser. • Specilll mUSic was presented for BYF m~mbers ln_the processiOnalJ A2C Clarence William Andie • the program by Carolyn Wilaon Wt're (;urolyn curry and Clyclla : left Tuesday for bia base, Qu!~ plHyinli the chimes. Taylor. set Pctnt, R. I.. after a 'Yhdt with A reading_ on Chrhot_mas celebraLeaders for the young people Ire hi1 'Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar· tiona wa~ gaven •bY Dta~a Stumb_o Mr. and' Mrs. Richard Hovatter and 1ence Andrews and family, He after wh1ch ~he laper hghten lit Mrs. Warren J£ulh\1rt who was in 1wllJ leave soon for San Juan theb: candles .from the Ill tar. and charge of the liervice on Christmas whve he will be atationed for then· in turn hghted tho11e o€ the Eve. tb~e month1. con1rea:ation. Taper llg,hters wc~e · Mr. and Mrs. t!Jarence Andrews Pete Werner. Bo H~lburl. David 1 Wednesday evening the young and children, James, Mary Allee · Annal and Dick B~dlm.er. 1 ~£ople tnt'L at the church to prac· and Susie and Bill Erv\p of Aih1 Following the hghtmg of the lice for Lhc service and later lfP,t were Chrtatm11 dinner candles the hymn "Silent Night" . to the Jloy Scout Cabin in {.'helltr wu sung .by the congregation with fc¥ a Chri~>lnH&8 party. Rev. Warren Uulburt giving lhc , dedication pnyer and aho the benediction . Neut~linga Entertain NeweU WUI Be ID .M.r~. Gerald A:nthony was urgan · Mr. and ..\irs. Rolland Neutzling ist for the serv1ce and plllycd f_nr entertained with o dinner at their the proeeulonP 1 when those partLC· I home on Anne-Ill, Christm11s. 1 STARTING ipatlng In the 3ervlce ent~rcd th GuMts were A2C and Mn. Jercy Davis D&nd &on. On~.aria, Canada; I' Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkinl! Lin· ~onday,Dec.21st ~:O.st~r; :1Irs. Addie Grueser, \vyiUs D~v1s and son, Ontario, Canada, MtSi s,ara~ Phlllipa ill of Pomeroy. Callmg In the evening were Mr. Chotter, Ohl•· and l'lrs. William Grueser. 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL MATERIAL USED BY OUR MEN ON REMOolLING and REPAIRS ·:v.ALLf.Y LUMBER and Mr. and 1and Church Of8Middlebort was hheld Thursdab evening with the an amlly. . rs " The Baptist Mrd. French HUndley · Christmas F f t Candlellght · .service of the First . Mrs. o. Mrs. B. Elberfeld wal the wJth her parents. IMr. and Mrs. L. ! Semar-Ht Y o ~ churc .m ch&rg~ oft e service. Christmu dinner eueet or Mr w. Walter and other relati'Yes. The call to wor~hlp w.as given by J~m Hood which was folp . and MtB. w. A. Gibbl and 1001 • __ , _ _ _ _._.l.owed by prayer m uruson . Tht; scnptures (or tJte eventng J Mr. and Mra. R. a. wUklns of were read.·br Ja~et Baker, Bermce Mullens and Dora McKee· r.nceeter 1re tbtl h~H~ ~k· · I. INSTALL VINYL FLOOR TILE E Mr and Mrt Jack Kennedy left 1Cllrl;tm88 mo~niJii lor Columblll · A B · Ch h the hollday weekend Th Ur$dOY EVenlnQ t 0pt15t Ur( '·towithspend her sister and brotber·inlaw SPECIAL : v M I Ohlo Around And About Mj ddJ ""pOrt Cool· l DURING January and February s ;::,::. 14arkln Herbert Dixon and family. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeks and son of Reynoldsbura: are the gue1tt of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeb and Mrs. Her· inan Scboll Cbrlatma; dinner guests of Mr. and Mftl. Eldon Weeks were Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks and •on and Mrs. Herman sdtoll. Mr and M.nl Jed Webster Jr . · Mr. and Mrs. Lee;> R. Story, Pom~roy, Route 2 announce the were. dinner tu'esta ol bls moth~ engagement of 1he1r daughter Jamce to Charles Lochary, son 1 Mrs. Jed Webster St., Chriltmas of:Mr. and Mrs. W. P. LOchary, 114 HJgh Street! Pomeroy. night. Miss Story is a graduate of Pomeroy HJgh School and was Mrs. Therton Obllnter of WMt gra<luated from Ohio University in June with a degree in J Carrolltown . 11 the guelt of ber hc;t_.ne' economics education. While at Ohio University she was 1 si&ter, · Mrs. c. E. Neue, Webe pi'esident .of Sigma Kappa social sorority; of Ph1 Upsilon · Terrace. Omicron home economics professional fraternity· and a mem. Mr. and Mra. Charles Buck and ' •·- B d · ' ho ' Mr. and ·Mrt. Cbtrlel Burt and 1 ber o f Moruw oar , semor women s notary. son H ld nd d ht M Also a graduate of Pomeroy. High Sch~ol, Mr. Lochary re- 1 jorie ~r:re a_<!~!. rrdinna; ceived his BS degree from Ohto University where he was a gue 1 ts of Mr and Mn Fnnk member of Delta Tau Delta social fraternity. He then served Bttck. · . ' three years in the United States Air Force and is presently at Mrs. Georgia Willltnt~on left Univer&ity where he is working for a· Masters Degree in Wednesday by plane for Harris· management. . . T bur,, Pa., for a visit with bu The wedding will be an eveni of early summer. . de son and daughter·tn·law, Mr. and '---- ' - - ·-·--_..LMrs. Earl Williamson and tamUy. $1,295 1955 OlDSMOBILE V8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 .~J . r. ••d llr~ I. E. D. Hartln(er were Christmas .,.. ~·ells of u - .... n -.... .B Hartinger, Middleport Mr. and Mn. Roy EvaDI aad family returned to their boat at Canal Winr.hester, toUr aftlr an overnight valit wt~ btr ..,.u. Mr. and Mn. ltOlliD Be1f1iL 1 Mr. aDd Mn. . . . Watlea feturn~ homl~ .aftW B tftl'· night vtalt .... ~ 11 eol· · umbu&. Mn.1 Cl~rt Clruler and Mra. wnma: Stobart were Christmu dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. · We're GeHing New BUICK$ and PONTIAC$ t' I I I t MIP Du:te Sewell of Mmetti 11 Nobn Lunef,eon .. I Rev. and Mrw. llaymol1 Konk· 'l'buJwdo-y Legion Post Serves Treats T0 County Wards .,. U~tLLI HAWKINS tbe e:uest of Iter grapdparents, Mr. •nd Mn. Clarence 5 UlTier [Mr. and Mn. Charles Warner. • and so Delroll Mi~ p th Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton and' Lale Thul'$day afternoon mem~f Mr and M.n. ~ Dui ehlldren, Millie and Bobby of Cof.. ben> of Feeney-Bennett Post, ~er other rel.tive8. umbus were Thunday g ue~ts - of 1c 1n Legion of Mi.ddleport vltlted Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Le1fhelt and 1 <1 l th e County Jnf1rmary and alao i wnh the child ren at the Children '• Mrs. R. A. Pullena at Colambua aon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier : Home. arrived today to 1peU tbl 1t'eek end at ber home in the TeDI and r.on of Detroit, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen DiU were Christ· Treats, fur~ushEd by the Mer· ! communit:r. mu dinner guests of Mr ... and Mn. ch; nts AssocJaLiun. were. taken. to Mr. and .lfn. Don PuJl1nl aud Charles Wildermuth. lilo,h pl aces and also f~tut furmsh · family of Columbus were Cbr1Jt.~d by the Evans Grocery and the mas s:uestl o1 Mr. and Kra. WW· - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Lr.gion . A:-; a special surprise a lam Radford aad :famlb', gill of a silver dollar was given Mr. and Mn. G. T. C&rletoa to each one at the county home spent ChrJitmu Ia Partenbate . anc! the children's home from the Return From Vult in Sprlngfrleld wl.tb their EuJ:ene Wttbee; Xiu carol U.arha. llr. aod llrl. Cbarleo E•· kew and Mi .. Ellrede Mater wm Christmas day callel's at the home of Mr. and Mr.. Clarenee Andrews .. CIIIJClCU FOR tODAY 11--;-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., ~· 2&, 196Q ·, Mr. and Mrs. CIJ'do Andren Mal'nly· About ' People In Pomeroy - .. . eNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Clluistmu. -. ., ' '' ... compooy.'· . , , , we~ s. s." Je~le1, H. ' · . E. J. Caro~. and H. 1 ' ' Industrial Technicjjm~hool Registration Op.e.ns Tonight lfor Classes In Point. RegistraU6n for the second quatt•l r 0{ the Ma50n County . Industrial Technicians School wfil oo,gin today, Walden lloush, 1 Coqnly Superbifelident, said. . 1 ·· · · Roqsh said l'!!gislralion would l>ejgin at 7:30 p.m. at the I Point Pleasant Senior H1gh SchooL ·I . 010 I ' Ohio on on '111e tint aehnotof .Its type m Pleas J nt Semor HJgh SchooL -Both iD w-e•t V.,t\Jli,, tp.e IndWJtrial Tfth· I ~'IJ 11 courses .be. of!~4 nielan' Trahdftl School Is designed dtitlD1: the second quatttr, liOUsfi' ~ produ~. procesa 1contf?l. techni· . said, !in. ch~rl!ittry, physi,e,s. ,q ..lhd · cialUI and ehemical teehniCJana for 1comrraumcation skills, tecbnieal trldusqy; . typin il. a"(!d ·, mecliinicill oal~· : Rnt!ih .aid 61 certiticatrs' wr:ftll tjon.S.t In arlttition, A new eo:tn"s'P. in isrJ~'!l:i~1~~· iasaed ;~ to ,tudents succesSfully basie,' sketchin8 will be , added tb 1 ~ ·c~!ft. ple~ina: t ftrat quarter courses. i tbe •-curriculum for &be ~nd 1be aeboot oper•tes on a four· 1 quartler. ~ · • · ' ~AA,W.·,·~ ' ~ ~~ Uli .ro.~~ I . W.l'+t:J ~QJ '~ ·wm 11 .; w. .• ·.·,."·"'" \ �, ' ' !INTIHEL --· -- • , .. .. ' -- 2-D,ally Sentlnei, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., Dtt!. 28, .. Editorially ••' ••' •• • Plan-And-Pitch-1n Program .' . • IUJlte ffU!.UJ:. cmin& IllY~ of the. l~st.s~ssion ,oftCOQC.teJa, when our lawmakers were s~ to c:loie up shop and get <>ut ut Wyllington before Kl\l'ush<hev ~- in, ,..ny of theiJI departing deeds received little atlel\t¥>~from an equally distracted nation. Suell an un.sung act was the paS~~•&• of S. Res. 173, whereby the Se~ate of tht. United States 11 recogniz;s as a fittirlg and patriotic ende..or the National Joyeee COfllfftiiRily ~ velopment Program, a progam established lot. the purpd'se Of providing loadersbip training through community lmprovelllent; and the Senate hereby commends aM encourages the efforta of lh<>se joining in tbe under141<· ing ohuch program". ~~:ith . atlion prQjects to. solve !hell). R~w&ltiz· ing the value of professional guidance, the Jay....._ hlw<> - hrougbt . together representatives of· ni~ · professional aM semi-)lrofessional organi2ations to serv"' on a board called the Professioll.ll Advisory Couutil on Community Develo!fnenl. Represented are the American Society of Landscape Artists, 1 American Institute of Architects, America-n Institute ol· Planner!, American Society of Civil Engineers, Amoriean . Society of Planning Of!icials1 lll!iti\lle of Traffic E'¢neers, Consulting E~ine«o Goom•il, Association of State Plonni~~g aa4, Dlovelopment AgenCies and the American Planniog and Civic Assoelation. II silo\lld bJ> noted, however, that having But the nation at large is well aware of lhe c»vered the waterfront in the matter of exProgram itself Inasmuch as more tban 2,000 ~. tbe Jaycees remain the sparkplugs and of the 3, 700 American communities lla¥ln& ftlmilh the drive to get things done. In adJunior Chamber of Commerce cblptera were dresaing the first annual Jaycee Development beneficiaries of this community. develop~! Seminar In Detroit thia year, Hugh Pomeroy, work. Begun in Kentucky in 1958, a)ld laiown ib-Oillor of the Westchester, N. ·v. Depart- ' as the "Kentucky Jaycee Sparlcj)luf Plan for ~M.~~t.of Planning sai<\11: l'ommunlty Development", the Idea worked. •<The fact that tpia tremendously vital orso well that it became a nationwide Jayeee . gaulzation . . . has JIISde community developoperation the following year. nlent the current Number One Externol ProIn October, 11168, frNb -~­ 1'.'11' o.f ·Its local nrgani2alions througbqut the came fmm American · Motors Corpo~lon country Ia one of tbe most signifloant and lin- . which joined aJ co-spoiiSOr In tbls tw~p,btse portant events in our time in the whole field ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;i'ilo~;;~;~ program of surveying_the COIIIIllllnlty_to ole- of striving .for sound communities in Amerl- .1' lermlne major lool.l nuds tbe11 III.OYJII&, Ito. ci," 1 ' I· Steel Scramble Ta Conti.Jiue 1 I COME Poet's Comer ·A'RtJNNJN; · MY PA TmoughFitstHalf 61,1960 I Pa iR feeling kinda blue these day1. Not enough money to meet his bl1111 ,CupbGard a:ettlns low, coal bln CLEVELAND UPI - 'M:Ie scram· WaB $39.67. empt,y ble for 9tec\ will contln1.1e through Severe price cuttlnc on broker Winter winds crteplna: under the the nrst hall or liMtO even it J~pUIIL: Ionila. •tefll . il~ eqe~t· window sill. there is no resumption o1 tbe.lD· ed. ~tM..J~kf. la~. di~­ dustry strike. p,ute i~ Nttled. 'B rokers are Steel Mala&IDt, the meW.W9p, •Jw.vlbt ~ eo .be, boldlQ& ~UOUnd 50,· Pa's worked hard about all hJ1 life lng we,ki)-, baJo4 , UJO 111't111i1111n pop, lW, II' !Jo\IIIICII)., Qll. tt, av• He hal a famUy of nine. on Lhe fact that inveutc}rlel are e;ue -lil tfie soUthwev, imported AJl he knowt Ia work, work, work. low and uJJbalanced, an4 aUtw.~ atee& ordered dinCJUy frwn the H•'s busy juat about aU tbe tlm•1 AQme buycn h~tye llll'!adilte , n,IUI 1 001&1 $11 ·to $tl a ton less placed d'upllcate or~era, fhti' t!Wri · llomettt~· tonna,e.. Imported Pi! wonden how he'll make it "'.hla ' · take all the tonnaae tOy . can &ttf~ , Wllotded In ~hlcago during wtnter. ~~ in the immediate floltUff. Oet:Qtier. amounted to ~,290 tone cost of living rising so hlf,h; · · bp- ft •per ftllt ' frem · ~ember . He triel every way to fljure it out eaglhel. Auto lnduatry p~ure for Ah~~ 'Mut. macu,ine •aid· non.fe~us Even while in bed he Jlea. E<lltor of tbe Ohio ments is expected to fotee the. IIHitllnlen ·-. a lMo utnring. MeCiUeny,· tells the mUla to i:!ontinue quotina: exteiUl·. 'l'h.ef . e1peet biQN'. ulet,. bM;tle11 Pa'a 'alttlnll uow in his t. uy toeking made ·tbl...- gaudy, ed dellverlet particularly on fit:l D~»4Uctlon,. areater: prlc,. atabUity chair, cal battle WIIIOft rolled produel~ AI loni aa jlo· olld 11111o l&bor--tr<>ubl&. Titanium, Bathlni hla poor tired feet Hverlet remain extended., contum· lead, magnesium and nickel w1U SilU wonderlnl a11o he aet.s there, When Clnclnnatl 10t itl ttrlt er1 will contloue to make vatue thow lmprov~eat. ateam d!l•tb tlril en,.,,rle·h'lliMO, 1\ How to make ·both end1 mief: commitments for future tonna11e. wu a mon•troua contraption wei· They won't ri.ak dralitie curtaUPa don't give much time to Ull kids ghina ·nine · tons I!J~• needless to . CIIIIIJMA& ,QIN~III, ment ol their orders. any more. say, was bard to h'alliCile on the dqrt Mr. and Mra. -Earl DIU entertainhim busy figuring up hls stree.ta. of the . Q¥.;een Cl.ly. Hofi· Keeps Cold rolled and galvanized Aheets ed with a dJnuer Chri1tmaa at their bJila ever, it was a ma~or improvemeat still head the list of critically home at Morning Stir. needed producta. Le4dlni produc- Gucata Were Mr .. and Mra. Willie him. · ushered In a new-era iD flre-(tp.~ers say they cliln't take any addi- Davia and aon, Marie, Mr. and Mrs. You can Aee Jt 11 kinda maklni ina:. It required only . dozen m4!1J1 tional tonnage for the first half Vietor Wolfe and chtldrea, Kevin him 111. to OP;erate It, the "ol!l"· of the year. Shipments are being tnd Vicki, and Mr. and M.rt. Gary PUJDptrt a\loeated on past buying patterns. DIU and children, Kathy, Stevie, The other day we kids heard Ma Steelmakera hast weet made a and Cindy II)' -to Pa: minimum oba~rvance 0~ the Christ"We haVe the children's Chrlstmu TIIN PIIIIONI AIRUTID mas holiday. The opetatlng rate preaent• to buy.'' wa• 03.6 p11r cent of capacitY, 2.8 NEw YORK UP! DetooYou had ought to have seen poor polnU below tbe prentout week's tlvea SundaJ arrested five i~lJ. Pa then. revlted rate. Production was about and five young men. at a. par(J 2,647,000 lnllot tona. which ther said bea:JD. ChrJ1tma1 He choked baek the tears. He wu about to cry, The trade weekly said !!Ctllp Is Eve. All were eharJed with poa. lnarkini time-. The magazine's 1enlon of nanoUca. The puawo.:d price compoalte on heiVy melting to get Into the apartment, poUee Poor Pa. That really started him figuring, u~rap wa1 unchanged laat week at said, waa "Santa Claus It here, He aait;l. it made hia head begin to M1.33 a grou ton. A year ago, it DaddyO.'' I I DAILY CROSSWORD ACIBtl8ll I.111M& 1.1IOulldiiW .,_ . liM .. J'elOIQ' 1DS9 '- . ' Dai1y sentiPol, PometOY-1'41ddltP41rt. 0., ~- 28, ~ • COLUMBUS - Ohio's new boat , accompanls,hedi {a) secure AUpp~es licensing Jaw becomes effective of Hcense certificates, fofma •and·January 1, 1860•. althougb it will other material for diatribuUon 'to take some time to put Its provi· agenh, m~:t•l bo'a~ .p~a· siohs jnto full operation, accord ~ng tes, (c) aeents tOr afl to James D. Wells, who will serve counties of states, (d) bbld • as acting admlnis1rator or the new formal hearJng on rules and reguDivislon or Watercraft. lations after lea:ll notice. has bee:ft. ··we are striving to get this new- given in newspapers and (e) estabo ly created div.ision into working lish a. complete record-keeping Sl!,i• order as quickly as possible eprly tem and set 1,1p accounting luld dtl· In 1960,' WeJla aid .. "However, it tribu.tion. . PI~dqr_es. · · ~ · License agents will be located wdl require some weeks to implement li~nsing procedures, arrange in all part& of Ohio and a full list , fqr api1 ·dist,ribute license forms •""'ouneed throush newsp~pe:ra !All • and .b oat plates and make prepara- sboh ·as p~lble. .The following tion for handling an estimated general ·eategories for agents ·have . 400,0()0 registrations. It ls difficult been approved: (a) tholje· agencie' 1to see how any: pattern of enfor~e- which have ias!.J.ed licenses in ' the ment cnn be attetnP~ed until Ohio past, (b) county clerk of court, (d boaten have had an opportunity bona fide marine dealers and (d) I tG secure theiT license and beeome auto dub repi'e11entatives in sOm~t , fl"-ilia~ with provilions of the seetionfii of the. &tate. law" • 1 The anhuai license required u'n1 One of t{le fi,rst responsibilities der the Jaw approved by· tl'le Genof the ne•.di.vislon wW ~ tolaub- eral A.u:embJy wi11 be valid _on .all mit Ohio's rules arijJ regulations to public w.aters of the state. Fee' esthe U. S. Coast G.u ard for review tablished are : unmotorlzed ~ts and appriYII frem tlte standpoint (canoell, rowboats, rafts, bal'ge-, of compltauce with Federal Boat· Kayaks, excel)t .sailboats),$t; oUt• ing Act of 18Mt and re&ula· board motor of less than 2!5 Cl.lbic 1tions ca~ot! lie officiallY formu··· pist~n displacement, $3; outbo~ I lated and adopted, however, until motor of more tba~ 25 cubic m· 1 after the etfeetive dat~ of the Ohio ches piaton displacement, ~t sail· la'w 01)' JUUIJ'11, " Wells said. boat, $3; sailboat with outDoard 'hmporary rei:YI,tiona wll1 be motor unde-r 21! -cubic inches dis· ~~~ ' immer;l~i:eJy t after the ef· placement. $8; sailboat with out· 1 fee-tift date-oHhe l•w." tile acting board motor over 2:5 cubic in~d 1 ad!ldriiatrator pointed out. "Some- displacement, $7; sailboat witb)n· in February a formal public board motor (s), $7.50; inb9$rd I "-I fl aad to regulations r1~i~~ij~;;ri! ~~~~~wil~-~~1rule8 be lleld d~velop with both Ohio and . LIQenae agents may to secure lit!ense cer- until (2) Ca.r dofThanks l WANT TO THANK EVERYONE wbo sept me cards on my 90th ' . birthday. AL&o . those sendmg Cbrl$DU cprds. Mrs. Matti~ Sprineer Syracuse, Ohio l2 28 ltc. 16) Lo~t pw-po9e on Signature• only, car or fum1ture. Phone fii'st for l-trip servlce. :IOOW.-It.- a V8 DR. CUSTOK· Like new finish. Bla,ottn,ars. Pomer<ly. • He ' ltl!!ll OLDSMOBILE Va 4 DR. SE. dan. ' Jbdramatic drive. Otl&in•l ~~·~~ flniBb. Like new. ~.00. f Whole Wo:rld 12-28-$~ SPEED SINGLE AXLE ~9M Ford Va :moo, 1\1 ton factory bed and neks 154 stake sell or trade for dairy cows. Phone Portland 273. 12-23-3tp ... . . CIMn UaiiO CIN "--I Mike• aRid MoHir NTROPOI.ITAil o' lltlo • I o "' ' ' " (9J , For Sale JUsT COMPLETED D)!J,.~ UN· furnished apartment over. Dutton'• Dru.i Store, Aqtomatlc beat, air conditioned,' dl~ttal, birch ' ea,inetl, Jarge clcfaets. Phone 6009. 12 28 6b: ••• awJm; He fliW'ed. and ll.a:ured and fi&- ured, JUit how hlll budlet he col.lld u·Jm. tOUibi Fashions or Pa aald wt kic:b: muat have a tood CJu:lstma• · foodS: :Berlin or Birmingham. Spor.ts or. sales. Peri$ OJ'• Rltt,s:, 10.~ Altboyall he knew tkne• were very . burgh. Whatever lt is or wherever it's hqpp@nihg, i't's right at your door· U.Vart~ llul 110 lrlod to llx th~ budset So thi.t tbtre would be ea9Uah. step w~n you.r.edd,1ilniE OAI.LY SENTI NEI..: Tt\liQ~,tgh 11HE DA,I!LY ~N"FI- U.Po>t 1.. _ , se.I'Mcb- u. u.,.._ 17.-0kl........ NEL .you dt~volopint~e5ts. Yo1.1'~e.amuseci, GIGivisecl. all9 inS~fi.ICte<j. So.Pa,IJUI Mo 111 dowu to fill',.; "'~ ·~t o lltlle bore ~~d tb"" Anti ~~~IllY we kids heard P .. aay Why, M1 1 lt tiauret some to spare. ' world is wide~ and brignt9r, You So, olf went Ma and Pa Chrl1tmaa < I becom~.' ~~t-· im~w~!!d. 'lfo1-1 become . h ' 1 ' ~o~o~•. - wee k during, · t Ine, n~ as well as •¥~ry itte .Juot JIQ aU otbsr ktdl to open th~ ileu. .l,llul"b10t homo...,., M~.a~d .]>&. 41111. wert. th., lo1dod ~-, Wllh: ••rull, n~to, tor• 1~d dolll , ~~- llu!in~~- associates. • ' • ........ ml:wor,_do _f_""rf Qfld. k!J<?W ··~'""""...,."""'t Tllot t1MY hldAJoltihl down t...m. u~. ktdl .... our PI hu~Pd ond IIW<d . . .. ~Out I . WI)' For uo kldl to have 1 Joyful · '' lim• on tbll here·Cbrt-1 Du. Clo. . Vi. Qvllllll Syracv.., ()Ill• Who ..,t tho ''-.., Your ·Because yo!J read fYQUR NEWSPAPE~9lv4-lllli;Wf, ~,ypurse!i, You ~o~ __ .. D ·· · h' · eek 'O better. citizen. You make. our d~mocr;pcy w"':". ur1ng t ..15,£0f(1.1.n~ w __ ~ We ktdl had J\1111 wonderlullline \'lalU._.for U. ,llid P1 to. ...,. W1nU111 . to your family, )'(lLJr ij{iN. more intere,sting ollopptna With tho mollef they had to IPifO.· -""'o -they ,l&ft uo tl<!llll,lll home Ill. .,., qlilest 1l11&:'1 •on. Wo , Get a- promgt, private cash lo~ for any worthy and Found Bli.~ttnara, Pomt~roy. was . presented 1 and adplta, toP, to 1m practice poature habits that ·tl.elp ".&_H11 bl JJne _ Posture f'lne " them have efficient body ~ 11 t.trit tHip&., of the 1960 4-R menu. The acttvl(y alJo atrMiel at Health AcUyltJ. Club memben knowinl ~nd "~~ . tpe throughout Muon c ounty and h~•lth hablta whtcb J:qa~ 1\ It"' . wtern•rifln I•/ Wes$ Virlinia will plan •pecial 11Qie [or them to hue llOO!i P«Mt-._,.~;::::c=:i:-c...::- proJ-· iii , ..,... _ PfO&nlntll ~nd mee1mg 5 lure 'fo. catry out the p r o•; y , "'~ 1 ·u be 1 oed 1 m obterVInee of th11 theme. 4 Eaeh year the 4-H leaders and p ...a "· WI P~ . eJ;~ion w~ken at State Volun· ~~~~~~n:on~~t;~ to~ g':oo ~ ; ~ 't ( teer Leaden Conference se\eet a 2 F od fng · food to \U:Ud ~· ·· •"'•'1 pba.s e of health to be emphastzd .Wne~ .;:a ~u•cles for .good: ~ dutibC tht coming year ture . 3. Fashion-how you toot. ilil Each per~h should remember you walk, &It and aUind; ao4 .( ihat good po~ture is more than Fun--enjoymg the results or eood sUIIulin& or -sitiing atraight. It ~ poJture. . . . meaDS that in every movement the I Some countlfll wtU prepare 111.1fw. 'body makes It i1 in a positioo for , lustra ted talt on their aehiev&all paru to work effectively, m • menu and present d. at the. Sta~ pro~r balance and with ease and j 4-H Healt'l Day m Aua:ust 1!.1 Jack.~ comfort. son's MilL _,!~~st~re babits_ resul_t -~~ 1 A thO;ght f~ today: C.nadiln tM m.n ..., qulifW to •ui•t , author Arthur Stringer &aid : ·:our 'f!IV iD Your •l,...a diMa .. pro- 1 bittere1t wine IS always drameli ._..._ both eentrol a~ cuN. from crushed ~deal~ ., " ---,:-:,- I I - YESTlmYE,\R . .the Suruli.y School l · tblJ~ horsepower, $7 .50; hiboof11 boat with motor of less than boat 100 w1th motor of 100 horsepower r , over, $1~; outboard motoT fc.t uae exclusively on r'nted or borrowed boats, $2. In addition, the licenl!e -agent Is authorized to make a 25'f TI•e Alm11na'! TOD~\Y i\ND eo'l'ho ur<l>Y. outltFollowsbip of .the ME , .....1 met Friday: eveniag. of. Iaiit their retular meeting. A noedlmt~. The purpose q_f ;1\ to pro· in see- cent ' char&"e for preparing the oter· said. tifieate. · is fully -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;....,..,. must <be - Reedsvitl'i!-' ... ~ S~ietv. Events. . l u•m ''·"' .,f.oUtw New Ohio Boat Lice~~' Law Effective )aJL I.,WellS Says · lo •'• •• ' ' .~ ',,,.. tho_, .......,, ' . .. - The~ySe~ . ' I •I " '·' -· .' ,)t•'-. ••' I ,, �, ' ' !INTIHEL --· -- • , .. .. ' -- 2-D,ally Sentlnei, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., Dtt!. 28, .. Editorially ••' ••' •• • Plan-And-Pitch-1n Program .' . • IUJlte ffU!.UJ:. cmin& IllY~ of the. l~st.s~ssion ,oftCOQC.teJa, when our lawmakers were s~ to c:loie up shop and get <>ut ut Wyllington before Kl\l'ush<hev ~- in, ,..ny of theiJI departing deeds received little atlel\t¥>~from an equally distracted nation. Suell an un.sung act was the paS~~•&• of S. Res. 173, whereby the Se~ate of tht. United States 11 recogniz;s as a fittirlg and patriotic ende..or the National Joyeee COfllfftiiRily ~ velopment Program, a progam established lot. the purpd'se Of providing loadersbip training through community lmprovelllent; and the Senate hereby commends aM encourages the efforta of lh<>se joining in tbe under141<· ing ohuch program". ~~:ith . atlion prQjects to. solve !hell). R~w&ltiz· ing the value of professional guidance, the Jay....._ hlw<> - hrougbt . together representatives of· ni~ · professional aM semi-)lrofessional organi2ations to serv"' on a board called the Professioll.ll Advisory Couutil on Community Develo!fnenl. Represented are the American Society of Landscape Artists, 1 American Institute of Architects, America-n Institute ol· Planner!, American Society of Civil Engineers, Amoriean . Society of Planning Of!icials1 lll!iti\lle of Traffic E'¢neers, Consulting E~ine«o Goom•il, Association of State Plonni~~g aa4, Dlovelopment AgenCies and the American Planniog and Civic Assoelation. II silo\lld bJ> noted, however, that having But the nation at large is well aware of lhe c»vered the waterfront in the matter of exProgram itself Inasmuch as more tban 2,000 ~. tbe Jaycees remain the sparkplugs and of the 3, 700 American communities lla¥ln& ftlmilh the drive to get things done. In adJunior Chamber of Commerce cblptera were dresaing the first annual Jaycee Development beneficiaries of this community. develop~! Seminar In Detroit thia year, Hugh Pomeroy, work. Begun in Kentucky in 1958, a)ld laiown ib-Oillor of the Westchester, N. ·v. Depart- ' as the "Kentucky Jaycee Sparlcj)luf Plan for ~M.~~t.of Planning sai<\11: l'ommunlty Development", the Idea worked. •<The fact that tpia tremendously vital orso well that it became a nationwide Jayeee . gaulzation . . . has JIISde community developoperation the following year. nlent the current Number One Externol ProIn October, 11168, frNb -~­ 1'.'11' o.f ·Its local nrgani2alions througbqut the came fmm American · Motors Corpo~lon country Ia one of tbe most signifloant and lin- . which joined aJ co-spoiiSOr In tbls tw~p,btse portant events in our time in the whole field ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;i'ilo~;;~;~ program of surveying_the COIIIIllllnlty_to ole- of striving .for sound communities in Amerl- .1' lermlne major lool.l nuds tbe11 III.OYJII&, Ito. ci," 1 ' I· Steel Scramble Ta Conti.Jiue 1 I COME Poet's Comer ·A'RtJNNJN; · MY PA TmoughFitstHalf 61,1960 I Pa iR feeling kinda blue these day1. Not enough money to meet his bl1111 ,CupbGard a:ettlns low, coal bln CLEVELAND UPI - 'M:Ie scram· WaB $39.67. empt,y ble for 9tec\ will contln1.1e through Severe price cuttlnc on broker Winter winds crteplna: under the the nrst hall or liMtO even it J~pUIIL: Ionila. •tefll . il~ eqe~t· window sill. there is no resumption o1 tbe.lD· ed. ~tM..J~kf. la~. di~­ dustry strike. p,ute i~ Nttled. 'B rokers are Steel Mala&IDt, the meW.W9p, •Jw.vlbt ~ eo .be, boldlQ& ~UOUnd 50,· Pa's worked hard about all hJ1 life lng we,ki)-, baJo4 , UJO 111't111i1111n pop, lW, II' !Jo\IIIICII)., Qll. tt, av• He hal a famUy of nine. on Lhe fact that inveutc}rlel are e;ue -lil tfie soUthwev, imported AJl he knowt Ia work, work, work. low and uJJbalanced, an4 aUtw.~ atee& ordered dinCJUy frwn the H•'s busy juat about aU tbe tlm•1 AQme buycn h~tye llll'!adilte , n,IUI 1 001&1 $11 ·to $tl a ton less placed d'upllcate or~era, fhti' t!Wri · llomettt~· tonna,e.. Imported Pi! wonden how he'll make it "'.hla ' · take all the tonnaae tOy . can &ttf~ , Wllotded In ~hlcago during wtnter. ~~ in the immediate floltUff. Oet:Qtier. amounted to ~,290 tone cost of living rising so hlf,h; · · bp- ft •per ftllt ' frem · ~ember . He triel every way to fljure it out eaglhel. Auto lnduatry p~ure for Ah~~ 'Mut. macu,ine •aid· non.fe~us Even while in bed he Jlea. E<lltor of tbe Ohio ments is expected to fotee the. IIHitllnlen ·-. a lMo utnring. MeCiUeny,· tells the mUla to i:!ontinue quotina: exteiUl·. 'l'h.ef . e1peet biQN'. ulet,. bM;tle11 Pa'a 'alttlnll uow in his t. uy toeking made ·tbl...- gaudy, ed dellverlet particularly on fit:l D~»4Uctlon,. areater: prlc,. atabUity chair, cal battle WIIIOft rolled produel~ AI loni aa jlo· olld 11111o l&bor--tr<>ubl&. Titanium, Bathlni hla poor tired feet Hverlet remain extended., contum· lead, magnesium and nickel w1U SilU wonderlnl a11o he aet.s there, When Clnclnnatl 10t itl ttrlt er1 will contloue to make vatue thow lmprov~eat. ateam d!l•tb tlril en,.,,rle·h'lliMO, 1\ How to make ·both end1 mief: commitments for future tonna11e. wu a mon•troua contraption wei· They won't ri.ak dralitie curtaUPa don't give much time to Ull kids ghina ·nine · tons I!J~• needless to . CIIIIIJMA& ,QIN~III, ment ol their orders. any more. say, was bard to h'alliCile on the dqrt Mr. and Mra. -Earl DIU entertainhim busy figuring up hls stree.ta. of the . Q¥.;een Cl.ly. Hofi· Keeps Cold rolled and galvanized Aheets ed with a dJnuer Chri1tmaa at their bJila ever, it was a ma~or improvemeat still head the list of critically home at Morning Stir. needed producta. Le4dlni produc- Gucata Were Mr .. and Mra. Willie him. · ushered In a new-era iD flre-(tp.~ers say they cliln't take any addi- Davia and aon, Marie, Mr. and Mrs. You can Aee Jt 11 kinda maklni ina:. It required only . dozen m4!1J1 tional tonnage for the first half Vietor Wolfe and chtldrea, Kevin him 111. to OP;erate It, the "ol!l"· of the year. Shipments are being tnd Vicki, and Mr. and M.rt. Gary PUJDptrt a\loeated on past buying patterns. DIU and children, Kathy, Stevie, The other day we kids heard Ma Steelmakera hast weet made a and Cindy II)' -to Pa: minimum oba~rvance 0~ the Christ"We haVe the children's Chrlstmu TIIN PIIIIONI AIRUTID mas holiday. The opetatlng rate preaent• to buy.'' wa• 03.6 p11r cent of capacitY, 2.8 NEw YORK UP! DetooYou had ought to have seen poor polnU below tbe prentout week's tlvea SundaJ arrested five i~lJ. Pa then. revlted rate. Production was about and five young men. at a. par(J 2,647,000 lnllot tona. which ther said bea:JD. ChrJ1tma1 He choked baek the tears. He wu about to cry, The trade weekly said !!Ctllp Is Eve. All were eharJed with poa. lnarkini time-. The magazine's 1enlon of nanoUca. The puawo.:d price compoalte on heiVy melting to get Into the apartment, poUee Poor Pa. That really started him figuring, u~rap wa1 unchanged laat week at said, waa "Santa Claus It here, He aait;l. it made hia head begin to M1.33 a grou ton. A year ago, it DaddyO.'' I I DAILY CROSSWORD ACIBtl8ll I.111M& 1.1IOulldiiW .,_ . liM .. J'elOIQ' 1DS9 '- . ' Dai1y sentiPol, PometOY-1'41ddltP41rt. 0., ~- 28, ~ • COLUMBUS - Ohio's new boat , accompanls,hedi {a) secure AUpp~es licensing Jaw becomes effective of Hcense certificates, fofma •and·January 1, 1860•. althougb it will other material for diatribuUon 'to take some time to put Its provi· agenh, m~:t•l bo'a~ .p~a· siohs jnto full operation, accord ~ng tes, (c) aeents tOr afl to James D. Wells, who will serve counties of states, (d) bbld • as acting admlnis1rator or the new formal hearJng on rules and reguDivislon or Watercraft. lations after lea:ll notice. has bee:ft. ··we are striving to get this new- given in newspapers and (e) estabo ly created div.ision into working lish a. complete record-keeping Sl!,i• order as quickly as possible eprly tem and set 1,1p accounting luld dtl· In 1960,' WeJla aid .. "However, it tribu.tion. . PI~dqr_es. · · ~ · License agents will be located wdl require some weeks to implement li~nsing procedures, arrange in all part& of Ohio and a full list , fqr api1 ·dist,ribute license forms •""'ouneed throush newsp~pe:ra !All • and .b oat plates and make prepara- sboh ·as p~lble. .The following tion for handling an estimated general ·eategories for agents ·have . 400,0()0 registrations. It ls difficult been approved: (a) tholje· agencie' 1to see how any: pattern of enfor~e- which have ias!.J.ed licenses in ' the ment cnn be attetnP~ed until Ohio past, (b) county clerk of court, (d boaten have had an opportunity bona fide marine dealers and (d) I tG secure theiT license and beeome auto dub repi'e11entatives in sOm~t , fl"-ilia~ with provilions of the seetionfii of the. &tate. law" • 1 The anhuai license required u'n1 One of t{le fi,rst responsibilities der the Jaw approved by· tl'le Genof the ne•.di.vislon wW ~ tolaub- eral A.u:embJy wi11 be valid _on .all mit Ohio's rules arijJ regulations to public w.aters of the state. Fee' esthe U. S. Coast G.u ard for review tablished are : unmotorlzed ~ts and appriYII frem tlte standpoint (canoell, rowboats, rafts, bal'ge-, of compltauce with Federal Boat· Kayaks, excel)t .sailboats),$t; oUt• ing Act of 18Mt and re&ula· board motor of less than 2!5 Cl.lbic 1tions ca~ot! lie officiallY formu··· pist~n displacement, $3; outbo~ I lated and adopted, however, until motor of more tba~ 25 cubic m· 1 after the etfeetive dat~ of the Ohio ches piaton displacement, ~t sail· la'w 01)' JUUIJ'11, " Wells said. boat, $3; sailboat with outDoard 'hmporary rei:YI,tiona wll1 be motor unde-r 21! -cubic inches dis· ~~~ ' immer;l~i:eJy t after the ef· placement. $8; sailboat with out· 1 fee-tift date-oHhe l•w." tile acting board motor over 2:5 cubic in~d 1 ad!ldriiatrator pointed out. "Some- displacement, $7; sailboat witb)n· in February a formal public board motor (s), $7.50; inb9$rd I "-I fl aad to regulations r1~i~~ij~;;ri! ~~~~~wil~-~~1rule8 be lleld d~velop with both Ohio and . LIQenae agents may to secure lit!ense cer- until (2) Ca.r dofThanks l WANT TO THANK EVERYONE wbo sept me cards on my 90th ' . birthday. AL&o . those sendmg Cbrl$DU cprds. Mrs. Matti~ Sprineer Syracuse, Ohio l2 28 ltc. 16) Lo~t pw-po9e on Signature• only, car or fum1ture. Phone fii'st for l-trip servlce. :IOOW.-It.- a V8 DR. CUSTOK· Like new finish. Bla,ottn,ars. Pomer<ly. • He ' ltl!!ll OLDSMOBILE Va 4 DR. SE. dan. ' Jbdramatic drive. Otl&in•l ~~·~~ flniBb. Like new. ~.00. f Whole Wo:rld 12-28-$~ SPEED SINGLE AXLE ~9M Ford Va :moo, 1\1 ton factory bed and neks 154 stake sell or trade for dairy cows. Phone Portland 273. 12-23-3tp ... . . CIMn UaiiO CIN "--I Mike• aRid MoHir NTROPOI.ITAil o' lltlo • I o "' ' ' " (9J , For Sale JUsT COMPLETED D)!J,.~ UN· furnished apartment over. Dutton'• Dru.i Store, Aqtomatlc beat, air conditioned,' dl~ttal, birch ' ea,inetl, Jarge clcfaets. Phone 6009. 12 28 6b: ••• awJm; He fliW'ed. and ll.a:ured and fi&- ured, JUit how hlll budlet he col.lld u·Jm. tOUibi Fashions or Pa aald wt kic:b: muat have a tood CJu:lstma• · foodS: :Berlin or Birmingham. Spor.ts or. sales. Peri$ OJ'• Rltt,s:, 10.~ Altboyall he knew tkne• were very . burgh. Whatever lt is or wherever it's hqpp@nihg, i't's right at your door· U.Vart~ llul 110 lrlod to llx th~ budset So thi.t tbtre would be ea9Uah. step w~n you.r.edd,1ilniE OAI.LY SENTI NEI..: Tt\liQ~,tgh 11HE DA,I!LY ~N"FI- U.Po>t 1.. _ , se.I'Mcb- u. u.,.._ 17.-0kl........ NEL .you dt~volopint~e5ts. Yo1.1'~e.amuseci, GIGivisecl. all9 inS~fi.ICte<j. So.Pa,IJUI Mo 111 dowu to fill',.; "'~ ·~t o lltlle bore ~~d tb"" Anti ~~~IllY we kids heard P .. aay Why, M1 1 lt tiauret some to spare. ' world is wide~ and brignt9r, You So, olf went Ma and Pa Chrl1tmaa < I becom~.' ~~t-· im~w~!!d. 'lfo1-1 become . h ' 1 ' ~o~o~•. - wee k during, · t Ine, n~ as well as •¥~ry itte .Juot JIQ aU otbsr ktdl to open th~ ileu. .l,llul"b10t homo...,., M~.a~d .]>&. 41111. wert. th., lo1dod ~-, Wllh: ••rull, n~to, tor• 1~d dolll , ~~- llu!in~~- associates. • ' • ........ ml:wor,_do _f_""rf Qfld. k!J<?W ··~'""""...,."""'t Tllot t1MY hldAJoltihl down t...m. u~. ktdl .... our PI hu~Pd ond IIW<d . . .. ~Out I . WI)' For uo kldl to have 1 Joyful · '' lim• on tbll here·Cbrt-1 Du. Clo. . Vi. Qvllllll Syracv.., ()Ill• Who ..,t tho ''-.., Your ·Because yo!J read fYQUR NEWSPAPE~9lv4-lllli;Wf, ~,ypurse!i, You ~o~ __ .. D ·· · h' · eek 'O better. citizen. You make. our d~mocr;pcy w"':". ur1ng t ..15,£0f(1.1.n~ w __ ~ We ktdl had J\1111 wonderlullline \'lalU._.for U. ,llid P1 to. ...,. W1nU111 . to your family, )'(lLJr ij{iN. more intere,sting ollopptna With tho mollef they had to IPifO.· -""'o -they ,l&ft uo tl<!llll,lll home Ill. .,., qlilest 1l11&:'1 •on. Wo , Get a- promgt, private cash lo~ for any worthy and Found Bli.~ttnara, Pomt~roy. was . presented 1 and adplta, toP, to 1m practice poature habits that ·tl.elp ".&_H11 bl JJne _ Posture f'lne " them have efficient body ~ 11 t.trit tHip&., of the 1960 4-R menu. The acttvl(y alJo atrMiel at Health AcUyltJ. Club memben knowinl ~nd "~~ . tpe throughout Muon c ounty and h~•lth hablta whtcb J:qa~ 1\ It"' . wtern•rifln I•/ Wes$ Virlinia will plan •pecial 11Qie [or them to hue llOO!i P«Mt-._,.~;::::c=:i:-c...::- proJ-· iii , ..,... _ PfO&nlntll ~nd mee1mg 5 lure 'fo. catry out the p r o•; y , "'~ 1 ·u be 1 oed 1 m obterVInee of th11 theme. 4 Eaeh year the 4-H leaders and p ...a "· WI P~ . eJ;~ion w~ken at State Volun· ~~~~~~n:on~~t;~ to~ g':oo ~ ; ~ 't ( teer Leaden Conference se\eet a 2 F od fng · food to \U:Ud ~· ·· •"'•'1 pba.s e of health to be emphastzd .Wne~ .;:a ~u•cles for .good: ~ dutibC tht coming year ture . 3. Fashion-how you toot. ilil Each per~h should remember you walk, &It and aUind; ao4 .( ihat good po~ture is more than Fun--enjoymg the results or eood sUIIulin& or -sitiing atraight. It ~ poJture. . . . meaDS that in every movement the I Some countlfll wtU prepare 111.1fw. 'body makes It i1 in a positioo for , lustra ted talt on their aehiev&all paru to work effectively, m • menu and present d. at the. Sta~ pro~r balance and with ease and j 4-H Healt'l Day m Aua:ust 1!.1 Jack.~ comfort. son's MilL _,!~~st~re babits_ resul_t -~~ 1 A thO;ght f~ today: C.nadiln tM m.n ..., qulifW to •ui•t , author Arthur Stringer &aid : ·:our 'f!IV iD Your •l,...a diMa .. pro- 1 bittere1t wine IS always drameli ._..._ both eentrol a~ cuN. from crushed ~deal~ ., " ---,:-:,- I I - YESTlmYE,\R . .the Suruli.y School l · tblJ~ horsepower, $7 .50; hiboof11 boat with motor of less than boat 100 w1th motor of 100 horsepower r , over, $1~; outboard motoT fc.t uae exclusively on r'nted or borrowed boats, $2. In addition, the licenl!e -agent Is authorized to make a 25'f TI•e Alm11na'! TOD~\Y i\ND eo'l'ho ur<l>Y. outltFollowsbip of .the ME , .....1 met Friday: eveniag. of. Iaiit their retular meeting. A noedlmt~. The purpose q_f ;1\ to pro· in see- cent ' char&"e for preparing the oter· said. tifieate. · is fully -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;....,..,. must <be - Reedsvitl'i!-' ... ~ S~ietv. Events. . l u•m ''·"' .,f.oUtw New Ohio Boat Lice~~' Law Effective )aJL I.,WellS Says · lo •'• •• ' ' .~ ',,,.. tho_, .......,, ' . .. - The~ySe~ . ' I •I " '·' -· .' ,)t•'-. ••' I ,, �• • • • ·50Q,800 Fans, Big.0 Threatening Garden Cage Recf;)rd ~ TV Strategists, To See Bowls - ::------=--=--Regionals In a, United ' " " lftle&Miisul Aa estimated 500.000 Ions ud tbe naUoa'a TV~uarterttac:D will . . college foothill rin& in the. . . rear thb week wia one of the lllOil attraetive bowl programs I l l . _ ,_ 1 Class AA Will Be In ~ Places with Tl'-XIS iD the CoUoo Boyl aad Louisi&lla &talA'• rematrh wi.th Mississippi m u.e SUgar Bowl top a menu or lllu games between Thur1day aad Saturday, Syra<-use, the only · major team to co through the IIIUOII unbeaten and uutied, is defending Its national champion· lblp a.gainlt a once-bea~n op· ponent. LSU and Mi.Bsissippi will I RoibertaaD, who brok-e B Holiday Festtvel TotlJ'DaJJleJlt :record inthe top-ranked Bean::ats ·to Baltimore was football's best servlnc. One local buliness man, aleading 96-06 victory over S., Bon..-venI.D the service tQdBiwhere he's on call anytime, observed Sat· ture Saturckv. li!kes anotber crack urdty: "l'lh dlaconnectlng my phonO' between 2 and 4:30 p.m. ·at the record books in t.oni,gbt's .luohay." . ~arne again&t St. Josep!h's (Pa.) in o\her than high· sehooler Sam l>lanai:an hiiUng a 701 in- tbe aemi-f.JnelB. u well as the Clus AA toqrna- ments. vafolc.ua Clasa AA dividua-1. series ill bowling here -last weei, what else is there.? is j allf Milton La!nbeit, -one-time Panther grid ace, LD C onua come: with the Wlacol!iln teain and told me about a month ago he ~tesion No. 1 at the Ken~ State expects to havi -b8Uer Pickings toward winning his big "W" Umversty field house at K~nt- next year after 1'1· seniors --;- and regulars - move otf the liere' are the their district& Lrom • whlc'l repreaentauve winnett w1h I llledtord, rTonight~· ..ent, Wiilouehby ond W!sooiJSln squad. 1111 eJI&ibllity wUJ extend over two more Younptown. seuons. " J<e&•'f! No. 2 ot the Unlvenlty LOcal tootballaddlcta "" hoping a rinky-dlnk program can of To~edo field bouae-Berea, Mar- be atarled In l'omero.,_MJdA•-rt n.Xt ,.... compara61e to wn ttandua&.,y .and Toledo. . · r · ~ ..!~--;.• -....a~ little .ie.ion No. 3 at the Stal<l Fair· our LIIUe baje=Pfl'J"am - w...t " n.,.... Is a 11roundl eouoeum In Cotumbua- cull aod d adul . we ve got the ldde. Athono, Canton, llortlno J.l'en'1 and The Ill& Milts . . .lhiJ week are the Bowl clashes. cotumbiiJ. · Here I'll ilwe way to . ~ Fral~y the old ~alai ball ~ Retllon No. • at the Cincinnati for the . Uillted· fresa IJilenlallolill, aod his · 1'oday•s Sport PROTESTANT CATHOLIC JEWISH = - T • W"ld BUck---T eyes ry anung I cats In Osu'S Top NOn League Game ___ ·--- _ C.nton and one each lrom .oBrllhant and New Concord. Rea:ion 6 at Lima Senior Hla:h Schoo1--1Jma, Del11nce, 11llln and Ma fJ Jd •• e · t hi u ,. Heaton '1 a 0 0 D1vera1.., 1n I LEXlNGTON Ky. UPJ - Ohio loalog, 87·73, at Southern Cal In state's basketblu auckeyea wm their next contellt they bowed, 73· try to lame Kentucky'& Wlldcats Bl, at St. Louia the niif)lt after here tnnigh.t in OSU's top non-ccn· l Ohio State beat the ~lllikeru~. · rercnce game of the aeaaon. Next they won, 77·7~ at Kanaas, Th~ once-beaten Buckl wtll be • beat .North Carol.h!ia, 76·70, tbGfl up a11ainst an agaresalve team J;lowed ,79-'70, to West Virginia. ' that is near the top nationally in Laat Tuesday they edg~~ Temple personal fouls per game. The 87-92. Wildcats will be out to recoup for . ohio State, which "forgot" Its a sca'!lon recprd 8Q Car in which I defen1ive a11Jgnments in Its only they haVe won only five of elgh~ loss, 97·92, at Utah, ·bounced back I starts. the foUowlnl night with • 91·78 Kentucky, which haa last only win at Bdgham Young. lwo home games in the past three I S(!asons, both to Weat Virgin~ In 1 WhO put th• P11 01\ tt.•lcootw'l' the final1 of U1e Kentucky Invl· -Aclw. tatlunal, pl<:~y best on their home flocr. Lasl year they beat OSU, 0~·76 In the Invitational. The Wildcats opened with a 73 victory over Colorado State, then ed.ed UCLA, 88-66, belore I ·- - .·-~ - · ; th. 8ugar.Bowl.. pploverTLSU. Cotton Bowl~ Syrtu:UIIfover exas. Oranle JoWl- Ueofgla. over Miaaouri. .Gator Bowl- ,.,.........,-, Tecb over Arkaosas. ~--S Siln Bowl:..... Nona Teus over New Meldco tate. BOSEState BOWL I BASKETBALL SCORES I COLLIGI BASKITBALL By United Preu International IFlanagan BOWIs ;:~~~! a~de t~~u~t~n;:~~~o~bted~· to the usual calibre 's ent west. SUGAR. BOWL 'Ibis could be the best·game Qf the lot. Each team WOQ. nine against one setback. M.iBBissippj is a 6¥.& potnt tavonte; its lone setback came at the ha&,·ds of LSU. A great defense Which gave up only 21 pdlnta don t figure to.let it .happen again. Tflis . re.rriatch at leut will prove whether Ole ·Miss coacn Johnny Va\llht is fisht when be calls ·his tellm. ''the .best in the :na. It Is rated agaiust Missouri {H). Georgia has a big line with benefit to0~of' a good pasalng attack_ Missouri Is In on athe pass due to otD.a'alnellglbllity. · ~~~'::.~d~:~·21, I ' at Evanavlll• lndl•na Flnt rto'und Wlttenbtrt 56 T...,..,.. 1"ech 44 lvanavllla 15 Fresno St. n Xo•l•r (Ohlol 14 Now Moxtco 76 1959 MI ....... l4 Mltw. lr. WID. U. 70 Hlth .. Datrtolt 17 Bllffalo Tchn. 56 Hla:h Three Game Ind. Sam Flan· St. Louis 84 C,.ilhton 66 ·~~~.1°1tnet• G•m• sam Flanqan omon~ 64 =!:.': 11~! 1 u. sa 268 ll Xavier (La.) 71 To. loutiMrn 65 Team Three Games ot Rods ,., w..t Claulc 2 Sln1le Game Hot Rodt 871 at I1 ~!am here's ·the ANSWER! .............. . ,.... _..... ,.._..,. Coole ......... dtp•rlrn••t. Our - ........ u•••• :~:~·~~"~•· STANDINOI 1. AaBOciated Radio Chapman'a Mk.t. 3. Hot Roda 18 22 .&11 u 31 .311 . II 3t .262 and Bona 1 saAIDN Ind. 8 Gam~a SamHIOKS Flano1an 701 I lnd .. 1 G1111e "Perk" WaJnor 21ll Team a aam•• Hot Rod• 2m Team ~ G•me Hot Jtoda e'll TOP "I" IOWLIRI 1111111 8. Crou l.S.m Flana1an . , . . . . . . . . . . 701 2. .roe PJechab" . . . . . . . . . • . . 811 3. Art Sylftlter . . . . . . . . . . . . 521 •· Woody Kin1 . . . . ... . . . . . . M2 5. Bud McKinney .. . .... , . • 000 a 17->ord tl&ln on a third'and elf:ht situation. Tben. Moore, who had teamed with Unitaa to pro- Ivery dollar you opend lng Ia living space In yaur hame u1uallyadds More than a dollar to Ita value. lt'a real econ• amy ta Improve your .,...nl home. OTH•II HDII. IIII"'ID¥•11•111' PIICHCID'r. IOOW kiJOH•II IOiWaARAH •"••nwAV 11810 WOIUIO- R.III.,.IIIIIIIIIJ.,.COIIIICIIIIn,. . . . . We con handle any home lmprow-nt lob from atorllo finish. Fro• planning etage dear through 1o helplq yau CUN 1ultable Rnanclng. Nationally Known lranclt St. 1Loqjo Do....ll llinlltapolll I Clnelnnoil . N. _w~ i IT WOULD FREEZe?! n..se ~ ~ntly. by !~\'.' ~ lb ctee.w onct helfero 28itOm'e r E.· N'e~ _Jr., adlt{t~· 3lt~i fow to avertre ohoice 125; di.J:GQor, fO{' ~ .ciencet~ o( tne 1100 lb ~ter ~ 25-M.'lll, NaUon;>t .Uo<io11<1tks ·and ~ Admlol>lroiiOn (N""A). . · · ¥=~ ·~ N*\1. tho two eowltriew are rlip.rpng about even .,!xed,l ~ cood to l<nr ...,... IN~;1~; moot goOd oteero 1200 lb dolj'D 23-24; mized itAindard to low-~ .zt.M-22;. stabdard 10-21; in: sci.fotlo~ ~~p.....estiJatlon 'of nearr low .~ee near 750 lb beJfer.s 25; · by """"" ·· · choie,1 7ft0.91>0 lb 23.110-24· eooa .But '1~ · '· ~28·: atandud 1U'.25-2!l; 'utility IDil C)()Dltn'jercial cowa 14.50-JO; ·util- -:.:~na~e Tttl.es of WnUa Fargo Feter &unn . · Goodyear Theater Steve Allen Show . New• dt::adliMI Weathercast J~ck Paar SbqW ity ~d commercial bulh l8-18M; vealers 34-00; few teleeted cllolce 3840; good 28-34;, ltoandard . 23-28; iood llll"OUnd O()o 1~ steer .. been and !heifers stocker ealvef" ~2 to 10 .-Hoe:s 3900; · barrow• and filt• no time active, fuJ.Iy ~ c higher; mlx:t:d 1~230 lb .12.75-13: .-ty 13 lor !IIO.UO lb: 210.220 lb 13.10; 1l30IIO tb l:t25-12a .75· 250·2'70 lb 11.7~ . . at ·, mixed 300~ . . . lb 1-75-6.,5; qver 7.50; ~s steacly,1'8, CINC!NWATI '.Piladuce: uriiet~Ied , pr1ces ·a t (atnis . •.. 28-3~. A t~>ge 25<10, >\ · l:~•ililici-!·~ A ' small · 1~·19; ·B uruJergradea, 10oUI1 !de- .... ClDeinnati, •Ailarge 3$28 31, A smaU 25-2tl, · cJioiee I I · · ' 7:00 Todoy . . · l :oo J(aUe lloonan Show t:30 Comedy 'I'blhl ltl:Oo Dougb Re Mi - -WCKS..TV C!\an.nel 8 . I o~MV~Oil ~·J · d ' Channe tl' fo:OO - Amerlean Bandat.ud... ~:30 M!' Frleod .!1ich . 1:00 San rnncli<o lloil 1:30 Tciur - 12:30 l,qve · ~t BOb 1:00 M;ll,!ll; lli»&o · . ' 1:30 ~~- of.~e Z:oo. l>'y 1'!1 COI!tl -- 2:30 T!\11 S:~ Who i)Q,Yil!l ,'lJIIIt*,. c;~ Storm ...~. 3:~ lli!lt .I~, CIDQ.. 8:>40· We0therl)lon $:48 Job~ Daly mwo 7:00 Colt .40 '/(30 Cheyenne 1:00 Ainerieon Bu_,. B:Sth 'Ria Till Tfll, 1~ 1 8:30 Bourbon S\"Ht Beat $:30 Adve~W'tl in. Paodilfl tb;ao. M'•P. Wltll A cq..., 11:0!1 '1'\1< News ~ Tax G ..W"de ·For ·Farmers (o MaSOft AV81'lab'}e , uy I~ """· <•if~ra'tton of ·· • , sP.,.. .:r,. ' · " MAI.q't R~RT ThlJ (oio<M,t It' evideM In a ciNCI1mATI (UI'l}--1-t-k: otv<lt. Of u. :s,~ al)d Soviet . cojuo 1'100." eat.... 1110: -~ . : C~nnell-·1 uesda, :1UV TO KNOW • Tie Soviet Union, q~ die other WASIIINCT'ON (UPJ.) -~ />.. .JTA llind, t~ an. advaneed capabiHty tpaet of&t!J, IIYa Ruas.ia'a "dear 111 thi' area .nd hu "declared its 16ad'j in l'Qeqtey:.· wtll 'enrab~it definite in\trellt In planetary re· 191"!11 '(~"'lw•d o1 l.hlo • . ,, , ~... · t:UO Si~ Off I AM10~ Yf'ARSOID. WI'/ DOCTOR SA'IS I CAN'T LP6TMUCH L.ON<3ER!! &Q' ~ tlefll; IUf. YOIP•.Ji•ll-8:40 Weathelman s;u· ~-nail· ~~tn. *'"""" U<Illi ~ w...lbeo l1>j0 SIJOI'IIt, ~PJiil 11: . ~ t;.le SIIOW.:._._ _.__ '-'-- duce ·a touchdown on a 60-yard perfect play in the oppening minUtes, tOOk a pan from Unitas on the New York fO, broke loose · from Ro11ey Grier and ran to tbe A supply of tbe· ·100o ~rs New York 13. 'llax Guide h.u been received Crackecl ~tnlt Open tlhe Mason County" Agrieult.ural Ex· Moore then leveled U:vinsstOJI tension Service Office. 'l'beo Gufdea with 1 vital block while Unital an~· 11;0 be distributed fr.ee, ecoo!'draced to ·put the Colla back in ing to William F. Gregory, County front at 14·9. , A.gent. The Giants, who whipped lhe Gregoi'y afts that anyone intef'.. Cleveland BrowM tw.ice en route ested irt having a copy &f the to the Eastern nivision title. col- Guide'sbould el-llher ¢-one his of~ lapsed 88 dusk fell over the flood- flee, ~lte tO ·it, or call m -person. Uchted stadium. Baltimore fana, T.he Gui<J.o .uswers most que~· wbo behaved admirably although tiObS p<l6ed by fa~~mers oin regard Jhey have been called tbe moat Lo f~ling their 1960 Income Tax partJun in tbe league, went wild report. • while tbe · Colta poured three , toucbdo11JIJJ and a field goal into Douglas Johnson spent last week Ute statisUcs Jn the last 13 min· end with Mrs. R. Tayler of Addi· 7:!10 J f o - . 7·so . . :aroneo . Channel8-Tuesda) iu10 ID,O~!W)I"'S!J•w •t BOWL h · f r1 b If h the Arkansas (8--2) is a _one- all pomt avo te u rom ere edge goes to a big G'!!orgia Tech team which had a mere 6--4 record. Bobby Dodd hu: a way of getuna his teams "~p" for the~e post-season encqw,ters, having had Tech in eight bowls and having won them aU. umtas, . G.round.In.to 1:00 Romper Room . . ~:00 Movl6f! · . \1 :25 Your Buo·-Rapoltel'~ 11 :30 C'.hoic:e, 12:00 I 1 '•co• ' 4 6 SorYOt I ' "' . -..-_ -; '" Poopto -:-----::--:-c:-----'- '2!25 I J Pomerov 0 ..._ _' ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ I . ,,oo NOWll 1:)5 Captain 'Konloroo 9:00 Cartoon 'fheater D:lll Red Rowe · 0:30 On the Go. 1:00 I Love Luey · un, _::e~rtt~~te~~ but )'Ou 1 em t That was tho 11at7 oi .Jlllllmote'o llcond -'PI triiiiQh over the New YGrk GJantl in Ute National Football Leque cbam~ pme 1 81-11. An4 a...- WMPO Daily Progratn Schedule Dh'M CttM lick :n:=~ w::n.;.~ ~u:= But wao too IJIIoll and . nJtaoed· the · Plltabtlrlb Sttelett, boun· back jult ia lit al.WQ'I bla rpaM. Hla p1111e1 llVI the ,. LEI"S TAKE, A - LOOK! . • Ill bo · - · AT SOMI ,O f 'tHI ADYANTAIU ·. UIN• A · ' NIWSPAPauOY. o• . ATHENS, 0. (Speclol)-A $5000 1<1 atudYIDI hich .,ll:tO I:G8 Stgn on and \{~ 12:110 too RFD (Couutr>ble) 12:80 Fonu llarut Ho.porl · . 1:ll<l , ,80 Newe 1:311 · 1:33 2:30 I:tO Breakfast 2:111> l:tll 1:00 . 9'90· .: . ' . . . ': ' . Countr> 1loellolm N~"" · Jlist For You . Newe ' On Your Radio. Dial FC»i 'Tfti . ' . N·EWS •1 • ' . Dec. 25; ~lpWtrd , Vinton; Mia. Leo· Gllllpolis; Edward Minersville; Marvel Mark Gilman 2$;, Howard McMahon, .Iuf· Mrs. Cbarles · Wolfe: }jrs. Jame1 Simpson, Clar- , ~liOn, Beverly Smith, >Jill~.· · Dec. 2~; Infant Male' l{araitd Mrs. Leonard Harris, ' Joke" Deprives OfFatlier M;~"""" Newa Ooed~ Hual..ao.Gri>UII4 1:*1 . .- 1:111 1:30 1:111 tG:30 ;10:>18 !, 1:30 ;,o:oo 10:18 . ; 1. . . llllllltlbl ... -~ maota. IJIOiilit u they . aro-all klndi rllhllll. He ltiClD . . . . to judp 1ntiMdulll, .... - ' . SPOT. Channel13 Tuesda, ;.__;=c.==-":==:=::;::;;,::::;::::;;:;~ Came BackTo Whir. NY • ean aet the blond :iatUmore Colt ' Infant Fem!le .. Mrs. Robe'rf Gr~ht, '· T~nct r~--l *" -· ' s· - CROW'Sc's'"y0E"'A.•Kty ·HOUSE -_ I 1 L - ~~:-.::.--::;,_·c.:.__:.___;;c::----=:--:----- a ~17 victory over tho .. .., taU the tale - ~tf in. l11t ~ear's UQpreceden· lor 1~. O'ltl'tlme lime lor lho uue ae ad .:boUiqrllnolly cr..ked Sundal'o colla .de!Onal•• . -.~~. wl<l• opOII. $5,000 Grant Made T0 tUdy More Gw'dance JUB ocHIcKEN li 1 &"~- oblalllld, - -., ,,.. Ma,.., 10:00 li:OO 11;10 '1:15 }A£A to ......._ ~~~rona Pllnu, to IJIOI weiotw• iDd to lnaJ,o ...,.._ tor tbem. Tiila It! 111uducatlonal fatui'e wbleb·dooiJ vo lmal!l4i·ID t.di-llut • II lct••lcaiiM . In Improving and add· ~-nlt.I4NowMoxteolt.IO W. L. Pd. idaho 63 Porllond It- 4.1 82 13 ,'Jll t It 71 ..... _. 45 28 17 .822 ~wr 49 2718 .eoo Davla Warnn 1 ~.~. Lindmark GATOR ' I Inow and then and he wHI surely . U.ve ulf to the expeclations of all his friends and fellow bowlers. &aya County League secretar)l Eugene McKinney. ·n~bile ru~· the_ league recently. Ito lttht Toornamant He eomblned gamea of 2ll7, 2611. "Kanoao City, .Mo. and 225 for a 701 total, thaa tylni Firat Round the alley record. Samm,. ia atUI Iowa St. 74 K•n•u St. 73 OT a youneater, and with a little en- Colorado 64 N•brllk• 55 couragement from the right people 1 .... navlll• lnv"lt•tional 12. 9:00 9:3Q HOW WA> SI!E I , (n 701 Senes Count y League . I e ~ ~o 1be .new point tot.tJ. wu Robertaon's aecond l"fJJOld m 1!be Garoden. TWo ' ye&ftl ago as • &OPh~. hoe 1et a college seoring mart wiCih G6 points. rea. around rllbt end to score it, but Single .games will perfect play in the opening min· s- 11J JOI~~H L. MYLU 881." PrtoSfeambc.t.Bill .Jim -Thacker Shi'Jw Wetthercast NP:wa Picture Huntley Brlr.lley BepRt 8:00 L,lve """ foa~ over ·the Umversity of =• m~h r ·Giv_es Russia Sp~ce Race lad. 3. 'l;OO RurJdeberry Hound T:31l Peoplt ure FurtP"::' Flon.da to -the Hurrieane Ola&llo at M-iami; YoungMown plays in the Quincy, llL, Invit.tioa.l; ~Ung Green ·is at ilibe Oldaboml AJI Coil~ Tournament, tmd Day. 1 tcm pJays ln -the Dixie Cla8eic •t' . Releigb. In the "'JJE!ekend'a only oth-er resuit, Xavier pulled away in tfr,e last seven miootes of a tight pme to down New Medco, 87-78. 1t Cinclnnati. Another toarD~~Dent tlhi8 week will fea~ Baldwin-Wallace, Ohio Northern and Mt. Union in' tihe Obi.o Mellhodist Tournament at Be- ~·k~ts,!~ •. ;~thta~'t~~Yif.~ --, ' Atbens----.AtheDI Welllton Piketon and Columbus. ' \VisconsiD (7·2). Wquld ~rn to have an edge in weight and Re&lon 8 at Hobart Arena in experience. It is a Steady 6!h pQlnt faYQrlte and hal been bol· Troy-ctncinnau .Princeton, Da)'· ·st£ed by ..th& retum to form of quuterbact Dale Hackbart. ton, Sprlnlfield and CoiumbUI. But Was~n (.,_1) has a powerzul defense and can show a In tile AA division the Columbua atgriaJ. callift& iCe ·of itS: oWn in BOb Schloredt The difference site replacea the reg:lonal former- 0 ld be the HUJkles- delllre to end ·tllat 1....,; 8._"'"" Of bowl 1.y held in .Berea or Cleveland. ~ 11: sala t th ~.... f th Big T ·-•-W...,lSCO"':.:::! isn't up rever I 8 .&I'T- 0 e en ......_ ..uaa I 106-1 e:.e -- Holiday '••tlval Touri'MirMnt tion,. At New York ,• -COTTON BOWL OvcrlfeaB Aid First Round 1. -jr -~l thst . '" th St. Joe. (P•.t 14 Mlnhatten 70 ' ~yracuse (1()..0) goes out -to prove reVOC~RJ Y l1 ~ e World ltefu... Year 1959·10 New York u. 78 O.rhnauth 61 best, in the nation. Despite three _d ismal bowl efforts in tbe IOWI 9t.$t. John• (N. Y.l 14 past, the salUne warriOrs have shot up from • 7Y.i to~ ' utes. son. P1.•bllth., tl 1 public ttrvlc• Cincinnati 96 lt. aonaventure 56 point favoritism. That's-because Texas (9·1) led, the SOuthwest - - -----.......,- ....;;;- , --In coop<~ r•llon with Tht Adnrtltl!ll Council end tht NtwiPIPtr 1 Qu"" City lnvttatton•l t..:oglereilce 1n wtih a . basic ground attack game AdvtrlltlnJ E••cutlvn Auoel•tlon. 'ly witt claim the nallonol title If of:.-..~·~.;:.;. Y. Syr.cuae had flllil.lt rushlnl detense In the nation, yteld: : .. • -:====-;::====-":' · T::u~·~·~UPit'lS Syracuse. ·Sammy Flanagan, a l'lfMJBrit-at Co~nlslu•., Plttsburth 82 mg:an average of ijilli 19yatda:.per game. · Pomeroy High School, had • quite Wlaconaln 95 &Olton Coli ... 12 · . ORANGI!i BOWL . 12 1 F IH T A GoJd a J a night for hlmaetf In the eounty MIDWEST Georgia (9-1) would seem .t o be at least the 11 point favonte I ~ '"wn • B:SO "8:00 8 :1& · 8:25 ' 11:30 . Wtttel\'beri', wbkb defeated Tea· nead-e Thch, 56-34, in tfte flnt. ~ of the_ Evanerillt, Ind., In· wtaUonal: playa: Ew.nsvUie for ttw· cbamplonahtp tonight;. X.vJer Ul RoberUon &COred 47 -points Saturday to brW!k the previoUB tournement mark of 39 set tn 1955, but :he tne:lsted "I didn't think I play-ed too good.'' It was ctnclnnati's seventb victory witltwut Joss. Robtl1wn Tin A Record Robertson alao tied the tourney record for free tlirowa w-ith 19. ·-. ' t:llo Spilt· Peroo..llty s;oo s!O..,oo.t Bln - . · · aee Baldwinfi.EW YORK~ The flDal ediUon of Fraley's Follies and tbe the play that set it up were his Woallace ·plavdnJz" DePaul; .Ken:ron boWl pme ''WlD:nel'l'•;....:.. or how to get rid of those few pen- ::~ :r.t:re~ymond Berry at Albion, ~clL; Ohio Unl.wraity fr~"!h~h~~~:r::n~~~es~~ nie_i·.lett ovet ~ ~~· , The Giantl h&d been succeadul at Toledo, Dayton et CincUlnati, _.........____ _ .Hea:ion s at the Canton ItemCirinJlt f9~cjul~: · · itt keepJill Ualtu from complei- Creigbto!ll at Xavier, Akron at State, Bowling Green at Du.· orlalFJeldlf.ouse-twoteamsfrom 1\oseJ:JoW\-=:::overW.lsconsin. Ina: vital third down passes wben Kent que•~ and Kenyon at K&I.amiz.oo. P~de:'' Gardt!DI in t:lnciMJti-Two team• ' from uncumat.i and one each from Oayton and Troy. In HoD,J' Kontr the lucky refo• t :oo HOUle oo Eight other Ohio <:<~Ueges play In lojlay's scattered lo1ll'llamenls, while Ohio State returns to action in a big test at Lexington, Ky., against the Kentucky Wildcats_.---:-7-:-.-:-:::-:--:-:::- - uaaa A division aitea will re· main the aame aa last year, althollib they wilt carry number> WSAJ~'TV - Chattel • Ch.annei ]..Monday Ing records. under the Ohio Hlih >cnool Alll There lwl been very UtUe In local sports the past week of ~~on~iation's new setup fol remVta8l.e interest. .,(he Giants-Colt tltle game yesterday 1D altea and a millionl humans ' will have: no place to sleep Ohio Colleges In Thick Of Ba~tles . Off~red In Holiday Basketball MeetS '- ca.t ,_.....,. -• ' ·TIL.EVJSION GUIDI: ·]Sovietlt&ke~ Advantages By United 'Preu lnlernallonal Ohio college basketball teams were in the thick ot b9Udaf tournament action today, h~aded by Cincinnati and Its Oscar Robertson, who Is thre4tenlng MatiUon Square Garden scor- DESI AJ. I COLUllBUS UPI - Clu.s reJional . high. school baaketbal ~nament.B wiJl be held at 1olL ii\ea at Columbus, Kent, Toled~. and Cinclnnatl next March 18-19, Syraeu_:~e'1 meet~nJ 1ee younretera may tlnd a place to 1leep In a hallway or on an open rooftop. In Calcutta. tbe hara:ard besnrar woman may find rest in a -dirty, crowded 1treet. It'll a staggering task merely to keep these people alive on an emergency basis, let &lone improving' their lot. But 7our own Faith's Reli· riou• Overseas Aid Is doing more than. it• 11hare to help, Why don't you give more than wour shwre •• . now in this sea· aon of &'ivins ? Give now throu&'h your tilth. .· . ·.. : rt I WONDER IF . THIS ICE WILL HOLD ME �• • • • ·50Q,800 Fans, Big.0 Threatening Garden Cage Recf;)rd ~ TV Strategists, To See Bowls - ::------=--=--Regionals In a, United ' " " lftle&Miisul Aa estimated 500.000 Ions ud tbe naUoa'a TV~uarterttac:D will . . college foothill rin& in the. . . rear thb week wia one of the lllOil attraetive bowl programs I l l . _ ,_ 1 Class AA Will Be In ~ Places with Tl'-XIS iD the CoUoo Boyl aad Louisi&lla &talA'• rematrh wi.th Mississippi m u.e SUgar Bowl top a menu or lllu games between Thur1day aad Saturday, Syra<-use, the only · major team to co through the IIIUOII unbeaten and uutied, is defending Its national champion· lblp a.gainlt a once-bea~n op· ponent. LSU and Mi.Bsissippi will I RoibertaaD, who brok-e B Holiday Festtvel TotlJ'DaJJleJlt :record inthe top-ranked Bean::ats ·to Baltimore was football's best servlnc. One local buliness man, aleading 96-06 victory over S., Bon..-venI.D the service tQdBiwhere he's on call anytime, observed Sat· ture Saturckv. li!kes anotber crack urdty: "l'lh dlaconnectlng my phonO' between 2 and 4:30 p.m. ·at the record books in t.oni,gbt's .luohay." . ~arne again&t St. Josep!h's (Pa.) in o\her than high· sehooler Sam l>lanai:an hiiUng a 701 in- tbe aemi-f.JnelB. u well as the Clus AA toqrna- ments. vafolc.ua Clasa AA dividua-1. series ill bowling here -last weei, what else is there.? is j allf Milton La!nbeit, -one-time Panther grid ace, LD C onua come: with the Wlacol!iln teain and told me about a month ago he ~tesion No. 1 at the Ken~ State expects to havi -b8Uer Pickings toward winning his big "W" Umversty field house at K~nt- next year after 1'1· seniors --;- and regulars - move otf the liere' are the their district& Lrom • whlc'l repreaentauve winnett w1h I llledtord, rTonight~· ..ent, Wiilouehby ond W!sooiJSln squad. 1111 eJI&ibllity wUJ extend over two more Younptown. seuons. " J<e&•'f! No. 2 ot the Unlvenlty LOcal tootballaddlcta "" hoping a rinky-dlnk program can of To~edo field bouae-Berea, Mar- be atarled In l'omero.,_MJdA•-rt n.Xt ,.... compara61e to wn ttandua&.,y .and Toledo. . · r · ~ ..!~--;.• -....a~ little .ie.ion No. 3 at the Stal<l Fair· our LIIUe baje=Pfl'J"am - w...t " n.,.... Is a 11roundl eouoeum In Cotumbua- cull aod d adul . we ve got the ldde. Athono, Canton, llortlno J.l'en'1 and The Ill& Milts . . .lhiJ week are the Bowl clashes. cotumbiiJ. · Here I'll ilwe way to . ~ Fral~y the old ~alai ball ~ Retllon No. • at the Cincinnati for the . Uillted· fresa IJilenlallolill, aod his · 1'oday•s Sport PROTESTANT CATHOLIC JEWISH = - T • W"ld BUck---T eyes ry anung I cats In Osu'S Top NOn League Game ___ ·--- _ C.nton and one each lrom .oBrllhant and New Concord. Rea:ion 6 at Lima Senior Hla:h Schoo1--1Jma, Del11nce, 11llln and Ma fJ Jd •• e · t hi u ,. Heaton '1 a 0 0 D1vera1.., 1n I LEXlNGTON Ky. UPJ - Ohio loalog, 87·73, at Southern Cal In state's basketblu auckeyea wm their next contellt they bowed, 73· try to lame Kentucky'& Wlldcats Bl, at St. Louia the niif)lt after here tnnigh.t in OSU's top non-ccn· l Ohio State beat the ~lllikeru~. · rercnce game of the aeaaon. Next they won, 77·7~ at Kanaas, Th~ once-beaten Buckl wtll be • beat .North Carol.h!ia, 76·70, tbGfl up a11ainst an agaresalve team J;lowed ,79-'70, to West Virginia. ' that is near the top nationally in Laat Tuesday they edg~~ Temple personal fouls per game. The 87-92. Wildcats will be out to recoup for . ohio State, which "forgot" Its a sca'!lon recprd 8Q Car in which I defen1ive a11Jgnments in Its only they haVe won only five of elgh~ loss, 97·92, at Utah, ·bounced back I starts. the foUowlnl night with • 91·78 Kentucky, which haa last only win at Bdgham Young. lwo home games in the past three I S(!asons, both to Weat Virgin~ In 1 WhO put th• P11 01\ tt.•lcootw'l' the final1 of U1e Kentucky Invl· -Aclw. tatlunal, pl<:~y best on their home flocr. Lasl year they beat OSU, 0~·76 In the Invitational. The Wildcats opened with a 73 victory over Colorado State, then ed.ed UCLA, 88-66, belore I ·- - .·-~ - · ; th. 8ugar.Bowl.. pploverTLSU. Cotton Bowl~ Syrtu:UIIfover exas. Oranle JoWl- Ueofgla. over Miaaouri. .Gator Bowl- ,.,.........,-, Tecb over Arkaosas. ~--S Siln Bowl:..... Nona Teus over New Meldco tate. BOSEState BOWL I BASKETBALL SCORES I COLLIGI BASKITBALL By United Preu International IFlanagan BOWIs ;:~~~! a~de t~~u~t~n;:~~~o~bted~· to the usual calibre 's ent west. SUGAR. BOWL 'Ibis could be the best·game Qf the lot. Each team WOQ. nine against one setback. M.iBBissippj is a 6¥.& potnt tavonte; its lone setback came at the ha&,·ds of LSU. A great defense Which gave up only 21 pdlnta don t figure to.let it .happen again. Tflis . re.rriatch at leut will prove whether Ole ·Miss coacn Johnny Va\llht is fisht when be calls ·his tellm. ''the .best in the :na. It Is rated agaiust Missouri {H). Georgia has a big line with benefit to0~of' a good pasalng attack_ Missouri Is In on athe pass due to otD.a'alnellglbllity. · ~~~'::.~d~:~·21, I ' at Evanavlll• lndl•na Flnt rto'und Wlttenbtrt 56 T...,..,.. 1"ech 44 lvanavllla 15 Fresno St. n Xo•l•r (Ohlol 14 Now Moxtco 76 1959 MI ....... l4 Mltw. lr. WID. U. 70 Hlth .. Datrtolt 17 Bllffalo Tchn. 56 Hla:h Three Game Ind. Sam Flan· St. Louis 84 C,.ilhton 66 ·~~~.1°1tnet• G•m• sam Flanqan omon~ 64 =!:.': 11~! 1 u. sa 268 ll Xavier (La.) 71 To. loutiMrn 65 Team Three Games ot Rods ,., w..t Claulc 2 Sln1le Game Hot Rodt 871 at I1 ~!am here's ·the ANSWER! .............. . ,.... _..... ,.._..,. Coole ......... dtp•rlrn••t. Our - ........ u•••• :~:~·~~"~•· STANDINOI 1. AaBOciated Radio Chapman'a Mk.t. 3. Hot Roda 18 22 .&11 u 31 .311 . II 3t .262 and Bona 1 saAIDN Ind. 8 Gam~a SamHIOKS Flano1an 701 I lnd .. 1 G1111e "Perk" WaJnor 21ll Team a aam•• Hot Rod• 2m Team ~ G•me Hot Jtoda e'll TOP "I" IOWLIRI 1111111 8. Crou l.S.m Flana1an . , . . . . . . . . . . 701 2. .roe PJechab" . . . . . . . . . • . . 811 3. Art Sylftlter . . . . . . . . . . . . 521 •· Woody Kin1 . . . . ... . . . . . . M2 5. Bud McKinney .. . .... , . • 000 a 17->ord tl&ln on a third'and elf:ht situation. Tben. Moore, who had teamed with Unitaa to pro- Ivery dollar you opend lng Ia living space In yaur hame u1uallyadds More than a dollar to Ita value. lt'a real econ• amy ta Improve your .,...nl home. OTH•II HDII. IIII"'ID¥•11•111' PIICHCID'r. IOOW kiJOH•II IOiWaARAH •"••nwAV 11810 WOIUIO- R.III.,.IIIIIIIIIJ.,.COIIIICIIIIn,. . . . . We con handle any home lmprow-nt lob from atorllo finish. Fro• planning etage dear through 1o helplq yau CUN 1ultable Rnanclng. Nationally Known lranclt St. 1Loqjo Do....ll llinlltapolll I Clnelnnoil . N. _w~ i IT WOULD FREEZe?! n..se ~ ~ntly. by !~\'.' ~ lb ctee.w onct helfero 28itOm'e r E.· N'e~ _Jr., adlt{t~· 3lt~i fow to avertre ohoice 125; di.J:GQor, fO{' ~ .ciencet~ o( tne 1100 lb ~ter ~ 25-M.'lll, NaUon;>t .Uo<io11<1tks ·and ~ Admlol>lroiiOn (N""A). . · · ¥=~ ·~ N*\1. tho two eowltriew are rlip.rpng about even .,!xed,l ~ cood to l<nr ...,... IN~;1~; moot goOd oteero 1200 lb dolj'D 23-24; mized itAindard to low-~ .zt.M-22;. stabdard 10-21; in: sci.fotlo~ ~~p.....estiJatlon 'of nearr low .~ee near 750 lb beJfer.s 25; · by """"" ·· · choie,1 7ft0.91>0 lb 23.110-24· eooa .But '1~ · '· ~28·: atandud 1U'.25-2!l; 'utility IDil C)()Dltn'jercial cowa 14.50-JO; ·util- -:.:~na~e Tttl.es of WnUa Fargo Feter &unn . · Goodyear Theater Steve Allen Show . New• dt::adliMI Weathercast J~ck Paar SbqW ity ~d commercial bulh l8-18M; vealers 34-00; few teleeted cllolce 3840; good 28-34;, ltoandard . 23-28; iood llll"OUnd O()o 1~ steer .. been and !heifers stocker ealvef" ~2 to 10 .-Hoe:s 3900; · barrow• and filt• no time active, fuJ.Iy ~ c higher; mlx:t:d 1~230 lb .12.75-13: .-ty 13 lor !IIO.UO lb: 210.220 lb 13.10; 1l30IIO tb l:t25-12a .75· 250·2'70 lb 11.7~ . . at ·, mixed 300~ . . . lb 1-75-6.,5; qver 7.50; ~s steacly,1'8, CINC!NWATI '.Piladuce: uriiet~Ied , pr1ces ·a t (atnis . •.. 28-3~. A t~>ge 25<10, >\ · l:~•ililici-!·~ A ' small · 1~·19; ·B uruJergradea, 10oUI1 !de- .... ClDeinnati, •Ailarge 3$28 31, A smaU 25-2tl, · cJioiee I I · · ' 7:00 Todoy . . · l :oo J(aUe lloonan Show t:30 Comedy 'I'blhl ltl:Oo Dougb Re Mi - -WCKS..TV C!\an.nel 8 . I o~MV~Oil ~·J · d ' Channe tl' fo:OO - Amerlean Bandat.ud... ~:30 M!' Frleod .!1ich . 1:00 San rnncli<o lloil 1:30 Tciur - 12:30 l,qve · ~t BOb 1:00 M;ll,!ll; lli»&o · . ' 1:30 ~~- of.~e Z:oo. l>'y 1'!1 COI!tl -- 2:30 T!\11 S:~ Who i)Q,Yil!l ,'lJIIIt*,. c;~ Storm ...~. 3:~ lli!lt .I~, CIDQ.. 8:>40· We0therl)lon $:48 Job~ Daly mwo 7:00 Colt .40 '/(30 Cheyenne 1:00 Ainerieon Bu_,. B:Sth 'Ria Till Tfll, 1~ 1 8:30 Bourbon S\"Ht Beat $:30 Adve~W'tl in. Paodilfl tb;ao. M'•P. Wltll A cq..., 11:0!1 '1'\1< News ~ Tax G ..W"de ·For ·Farmers (o MaSOft AV81'lab'}e , uy I~ """· <•if~ra'tton of ·· • , sP.,.. .:r,. ' · " MAI.q't R~RT ThlJ (oio<M,t It' evideM In a ciNCI1mATI (UI'l}--1-t-k: otv<lt. Of u. :s,~ al)d Soviet . cojuo 1'100." eat.... 1110: -~ . : C~nnell-·1 uesda, :1UV TO KNOW • Tie Soviet Union, q~ die other WASIIINCT'ON (UPJ.) -~ />.. .JTA llind, t~ an. advaneed capabiHty tpaet of&t!J, IIYa Ruas.ia'a "dear 111 thi' area .nd hu "declared its 16ad'j in l'Qeqtey:.· wtll 'enrab~it definite in\trellt In planetary re· 191"!11 '(~"'lw•d o1 l.hlo • . ,, , ~... · t:UO Si~ Off I AM10~ Yf'ARSOID. WI'/ DOCTOR SA'IS I CAN'T LP6TMUCH L.ON<3ER!! &Q' ~ tlefll; IUf. YOIP•.Ji•ll-8:40 Weathelman s;u· ~-nail· ~~tn. *'"""" U<Illi ~ w...lbeo l1>j0 SIJOI'IIt, ~PJiil 11: . ~ t;.le SIIOW.:._._ _.__ '-'-- duce ·a touchdown on a 60-yard perfect play in the oppening minUtes, tOOk a pan from Unitas on the New York fO, broke loose · from Ro11ey Grier and ran to tbe A supply of tbe· ·100o ~rs New York 13. 'llax Guide h.u been received Crackecl ~tnlt Open tlhe Mason County" Agrieult.ural Ex· Moore then leveled U:vinsstOJI tension Service Office. 'l'beo Gufdea with 1 vital block while Unital an~· 11;0 be distributed fr.ee, ecoo!'draced to ·put the Colla back in ing to William F. Gregory, County front at 14·9. , A.gent. The Giants, who whipped lhe Gregoi'y afts that anyone intef'.. Cleveland BrowM tw.ice en route ested irt having a copy &f the to the Eastern nivision title. col- Guide'sbould el-llher ¢-one his of~ lapsed 88 dusk fell over the flood- flee, ~lte tO ·it, or call m -person. Uchted stadium. Baltimore fana, T.he Gui<J.o .uswers most que~· wbo behaved admirably although tiObS p<l6ed by fa~~mers oin regard Jhey have been called tbe moat Lo f~ling their 1960 Income Tax partJun in tbe league, went wild report. • while tbe · Colta poured three , toucbdo11JIJJ and a field goal into Douglas Johnson spent last week Ute statisUcs Jn the last 13 min· end with Mrs. R. Tayler of Addi· 7:!10 J f o - . 7·so . . :aroneo . Channel8-Tuesda) iu10 ID,O~!W)I"'S!J•w •t BOWL h · f r1 b If h the Arkansas (8--2) is a _one- all pomt avo te u rom ere edge goes to a big G'!!orgia Tech team which had a mere 6--4 record. Bobby Dodd hu: a way of getuna his teams "~p" for the~e post-season encqw,ters, having had Tech in eight bowls and having won them aU. umtas, . G.round.In.to 1:00 Romper Room . . ~:00 Movl6f! · . \1 :25 Your Buo·-Rapoltel'~ 11 :30 C'.hoic:e, 12:00 I 1 '•co• ' 4 6 SorYOt I ' "' . -..-_ -; '" Poopto -:-----::--:-c:-----'- '2!25 I J Pomerov 0 ..._ _' ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ I . ,,oo NOWll 1:)5 Captain 'Konloroo 9:00 Cartoon 'fheater D:lll Red Rowe · 0:30 On the Go. 1:00 I Love Luey · un, _::e~rtt~~te~~ but )'Ou 1 em t That was tho 11at7 oi .Jlllllmote'o llcond -'PI triiiiQh over the New YGrk GJantl in Ute National Football Leque cbam~ pme 1 81-11. An4 a...- WMPO Daily Progratn Schedule Dh'M CttM lick :n:=~ w::n.;.~ ~u:= But wao too IJIIoll and . nJtaoed· the · Plltabtlrlb Sttelett, boun· back jult ia lit al.WQ'I bla rpaM. Hla p1111e1 llVI the ,. LEI"S TAKE, A - LOOK! . • Ill bo · - · AT SOMI ,O f 'tHI ADYANTAIU ·. UIN• A · ' NIWSPAPauOY. o• . ATHENS, 0. (Speclol)-A $5000 1<1 atudYIDI hich .,ll:tO I:G8 Stgn on and \{~ 12:110 too RFD (Couutr>ble) 12:80 Fonu llarut Ho.porl · . 1:ll<l , ,80 Newe 1:311 · 1:33 2:30 I:tO Breakfast 2:111> l:tll 1:00 . 9'90· .: . ' . . . ': ' . Countr> 1loellolm N~"" · Jlist For You . Newe ' On Your Radio. Dial FC»i 'Tfti . ' . N·EWS •1 • ' . Dec. 25; ~lpWtrd , Vinton; Mia. Leo· Gllllpolis; Edward Minersville; Marvel Mark Gilman 2$;, Howard McMahon, .Iuf· Mrs. Cbarles · Wolfe: }jrs. Jame1 Simpson, Clar- , ~liOn, Beverly Smith, >Jill~.· · Dec. 2~; Infant Male' l{araitd Mrs. Leonard Harris, ' Joke" Deprives OfFatlier M;~"""" Newa Ooed~ Hual..ao.Gri>UII4 1:*1 . .- 1:111 1:30 1:111 tG:30 ;10:>18 !, 1:30 ;,o:oo 10:18 . ; 1. . . llllllltlbl ... -~ maota. IJIOiilit u they . aro-all klndi rllhllll. He ltiClD . . . . to judp 1ntiMdulll, .... - ' . SPOT. Channel13 Tuesda, ;.__;=c.==-":==:=::;::;;,::::;::::;;:;~ Came BackTo Whir. NY • ean aet the blond :iatUmore Colt ' Infant Fem!le .. Mrs. Robe'rf Gr~ht, '· T~nct r~--l *" -· ' s· - CROW'Sc's'"y0E"'A.•Kty ·HOUSE -_ I 1 L - ~~:-.::.--::;,_·c.:.__:.___;;c::----=:--:----- a ~17 victory over tho .. .., taU the tale - ~tf in. l11t ~ear's UQpreceden· lor 1~. O'ltl'tlme lime lor lho uue ae ad .:boUiqrllnolly cr..ked Sundal'o colla .de!Onal•• . -.~~. wl<l• opOII. $5,000 Grant Made T0 tUdy More Gw'dance JUB ocHIcKEN li 1 &"~- oblalllld, - -., ,,.. Ma,.., 10:00 li:OO 11;10 '1:15 }A£A to ......._ ~~~rona Pllnu, to IJIOI weiotw• iDd to lnaJ,o ...,.._ tor tbem. Tiila It! 111uducatlonal fatui'e wbleb·dooiJ vo lmal!l4i·ID t.di-llut • II lct••lcaiiM . In Improving and add· ~-nlt.I4NowMoxteolt.IO W. L. Pd. idaho 63 Porllond It- 4.1 82 13 ,'Jll t It 71 ..... _. 45 28 17 .822 ~wr 49 2718 .eoo Davla Warnn 1 ~.~. Lindmark GATOR ' I Inow and then and he wHI surely . U.ve ulf to the expeclations of all his friends and fellow bowlers. &aya County League secretar)l Eugene McKinney. ·n~bile ru~· the_ league recently. Ito lttht Toornamant He eomblned gamea of 2ll7, 2611. "Kanoao City, .Mo. and 225 for a 701 total, thaa tylni Firat Round the alley record. Samm,. ia atUI Iowa St. 74 K•n•u St. 73 OT a youneater, and with a little en- Colorado 64 N•brllk• 55 couragement from the right people 1 .... navlll• lnv"lt•tional 12. 9:00 9:3Q HOW WA> SI!E I , (n 701 Senes Count y League . I e ~ ~o 1be .new point tot.tJ. wu Robertaon's aecond l"fJJOld m 1!be Garoden. TWo ' ye&ftl ago as • &OPh~. hoe 1et a college seoring mart wiCih G6 points. rea. around rllbt end to score it, but Single .games will perfect play in the opening min· s- 11J JOI~~H L. MYLU 881." PrtoSfeambc.t.Bill .Jim -Thacker Shi'Jw Wetthercast NP:wa Picture Huntley Brlr.lley BepRt 8:00 L,lve """ foa~ over ·the Umversity of =• m~h r ·Giv_es Russia Sp~ce Race lad. 3. 'l;OO RurJdeberry Hound T:31l Peoplt ure FurtP"::' Flon.da to -the Hurrieane Ola&llo at M-iami; YoungMown plays in the Quincy, llL, Invit.tioa.l; ~Ung Green ·is at ilibe Oldaboml AJI Coil~ Tournament, tmd Day. 1 tcm pJays ln -the Dixie Cla8eic •t' . Releigb. In the "'JJE!ekend'a only oth-er resuit, Xavier pulled away in tfr,e last seven miootes of a tight pme to down New Medco, 87-78. 1t Cinclnnati. Another toarD~~Dent tlhi8 week will fea~ Baldwin-Wallace, Ohio Northern and Mt. Union in' tihe Obi.o Mellhodist Tournament at Be- ~·k~ts,!~ •. ;~thta~'t~~Yif.~ --, ' Atbens----.AtheDI Welllton Piketon and Columbus. ' \VisconsiD (7·2). Wquld ~rn to have an edge in weight and Re&lon 8 at Hobart Arena in experience. It is a Steady 6!h pQlnt faYQrlte and hal been bol· Troy-ctncinnau .Princeton, Da)'· ·st£ed by ..th& retum to form of quuterbact Dale Hackbart. ton, Sprlnlfield and CoiumbUI. But Was~n (.,_1) has a powerzul defense and can show a In tile AA division the Columbua atgriaJ. callift& iCe ·of itS: oWn in BOb Schloredt The difference site replacea the reg:lonal former- 0 ld be the HUJkles- delllre to end ·tllat 1....,; 8._"'"" Of bowl 1.y held in .Berea or Cleveland. ~ 11: sala t th ~.... f th Big T ·-•-W...,lSCO"':.:::! isn't up rever I 8 .&I'T- 0 e en ......_ ..uaa I 106-1 e:.e -- Holiday '••tlval Touri'MirMnt tion,. At New York ,• -COTTON BOWL OvcrlfeaB Aid First Round 1. -jr -~l thst . '" th St. Joe. (P•.t 14 Mlnhatten 70 ' ~yracuse (1()..0) goes out -to prove reVOC~RJ Y l1 ~ e World ltefu... Year 1959·10 New York u. 78 O.rhnauth 61 best, in the nation. Despite three _d ismal bowl efforts in tbe IOWI 9t.$t. John• (N. Y.l 14 past, the salUne warriOrs have shot up from • 7Y.i to~ ' utes. son. P1.•bllth., tl 1 public ttrvlc• Cincinnati 96 lt. aonaventure 56 point favoritism. That's-because Texas (9·1) led, the SOuthwest - - -----.......,- ....;;;- , --In coop<~ r•llon with Tht Adnrtltl!ll Council end tht NtwiPIPtr 1 Qu"" City lnvttatton•l t..:oglereilce 1n wtih a . basic ground attack game AdvtrlltlnJ E••cutlvn Auoel•tlon. 'ly witt claim the nallonol title If of:.-..~·~.;:.;. Y. Syr.cuae had flllil.lt rushlnl detense In the nation, yteld: : .. • -:====-;::====-":' · T::u~·~·~UPit'lS Syracuse. ·Sammy Flanagan, a l'lfMJBrit-at Co~nlslu•., Plttsburth 82 mg:an average of ijilli 19yatda:.per game. · Pomeroy High School, had • quite Wlaconaln 95 &Olton Coli ... 12 · . ORANGI!i BOWL . 12 1 F IH T A GoJd a J a night for hlmaetf In the eounty MIDWEST Georgia (9-1) would seem .t o be at least the 11 point favonte I ~ '"wn • B:SO "8:00 8 :1& · 8:25 ' 11:30 . Wtttel\'beri', wbkb defeated Tea· nead-e Thch, 56-34, in tfte flnt. ~ of the_ Evanerillt, Ind., In· wtaUonal: playa: Ew.nsvUie for ttw· cbamplonahtp tonight;. X.vJer Ul RoberUon &COred 47 -points Saturday to brW!k the previoUB tournement mark of 39 set tn 1955, but :he tne:lsted "I didn't think I play-ed too good.'' It was ctnclnnati's seventb victory witltwut Joss. Robtl1wn Tin A Record Robertson alao tied the tourney record for free tlirowa w-ith 19. ·-. ' t:llo Spilt· Peroo..llty s;oo s!O..,oo.t Bln - . · · aee Baldwinfi.EW YORK~ The flDal ediUon of Fraley's Follies and tbe the play that set it up were his Woallace ·plavdnJz" DePaul; .Ken:ron boWl pme ''WlD:nel'l'•;....:.. or how to get rid of those few pen- ::~ :r.t:re~ymond Berry at Albion, ~clL; Ohio Unl.wraity fr~"!h~h~~~:r::n~~~es~~ nie_i·.lett ovet ~ ~~· , The Giantl h&d been succeadul at Toledo, Dayton et CincUlnati, _.........____ _ .Hea:ion s at the Canton ItemCirinJlt f9~cjul~: · · itt keepJill Ualtu from complei- Creigbto!ll at Xavier, Akron at State, Bowling Green at Du.· orlalFJeldlf.ouse-twoteamsfrom 1\oseJ:JoW\-=:::overW.lsconsin. Ina: vital third down passes wben Kent que•~ and Kenyon at K&I.amiz.oo. P~de:'' Gardt!DI in t:lnciMJti-Two team• ' from uncumat.i and one each from Oayton and Troy. In HoD,J' Kontr the lucky refo• t :oo HOUle oo Eight other Ohio <:<~Ueges play In lojlay's scattered lo1ll'llamenls, while Ohio State returns to action in a big test at Lexington, Ky., against the Kentucky Wildcats_.---:-7-:-.-:-:::-:--:-:::- - uaaa A division aitea will re· main the aame aa last year, althollib they wilt carry number> WSAJ~'TV - Chattel • Ch.annei ]..Monday Ing records. under the Ohio Hlih >cnool Alll There lwl been very UtUe In local sports the past week of ~~on~iation's new setup fol remVta8l.e interest. .,(he Giants-Colt tltle game yesterday 1D altea and a millionl humans ' will have: no place to sleep Ohio Colleges In Thick Of Ba~tles . Off~red In Holiday Basketball MeetS '- ca.t ,_.....,. -• ' ·TIL.EVJSION GUIDI: ·]Sovietlt&ke~ Advantages By United 'Preu lnlernallonal Ohio college basketball teams were in the thick ot b9Udaf tournament action today, h~aded by Cincinnati and Its Oscar Robertson, who Is thre4tenlng MatiUon Square Garden scor- DESI AJ. I COLUllBUS UPI - Clu.s reJional . high. school baaketbal ~nament.B wiJl be held at 1olL ii\ea at Columbus, Kent, Toled~. and Cinclnnatl next March 18-19, Syraeu_:~e'1 meet~nJ 1ee younretera may tlnd a place to 1leep In a hallway or on an open rooftop. In Calcutta. tbe hara:ard besnrar woman may find rest in a -dirty, crowded 1treet. It'll a staggering task merely to keep these people alive on an emergency basis, let &lone improving' their lot. But 7our own Faith's Reli· riou• Overseas Aid Is doing more than. it• 11hare to help, Why don't you give more than wour shwre •• . now in this sea· aon of &'ivins ? Give now throu&'h your tilth. .· . ·.. : rt I WONDER IF . THIS ICE WILL HOLD ME �• ... \ (M q ( \ l & H ( 0 LL h CHUCiU FOR tODAY e IMY PIT CIILUMIIA. I. C UPI-Littlo .INA Alolo - . .....,. thot onr en. fla4llnt Mr mlulnt pet M • at • enttne Weather • pot w.. . . ..... .. ......·... , find"" thllt ...... CMtM ... the .... wilt '"' ..,. ...... 111\f It'• • dHdDrlMCI lk11nk -----·--------~:-· -----,---------lp;;;;;;;;;,;;:;iidd:k;~OJ~ 1VOL XI NO 216 - ...,;,.--- December 29 1959 Mostly About People 1 HANDICAPS TRUCKlOAD SAlE onewdeslgp • new conllructkm • n.ew eese of ciNnlng Linoleum 9x12 RUGS $4.95 !ilx 12 RUGS $5.95 lleav) II t 9FT WIDTH i e1 69~ Fool HOUSI!WARI!S • DI!I'ARTMBNT MAIN FLOOR. 12FT WIDTH 92~ Per Foot BAKER Furniture On The Brlghloot Comer Jn ~IIDDLEPORT 1 ~n Even1 g by AppWnlme 1L • • . Fol' That New 'l'ear's Party l l f'll s were Mr and Mrs W1l I am Oc u~ ky and children T m my a d ( ndy Mrs Mmme Neut z I 11.1 d Earl Uenny Jr and call d r mg the day were dr 11nd ~ WEJ\RY All Ready \l r iH I \l s Erlw~£rd Oemoskcy a d d 11 ght l' r Bctl} e 1t crta ne d wnt 1.1 d n1 r hr stma.s Day at hf' r h 1 f' o Short Fourth Street f ld le por rr111 Neutzling t' RO~l--- Holiday Fntertaining Celebrate Bartladay Vh;ltus for a Res1ful Pau1e We serve well too ked meals Jn a home atlpoa ph e~ c that is sure to please you and yours 1 The tint birthday of Merr1 Chr11 line Auh waa celebrated Friday at her home on South First Aven ue In Middleport :.~lTl Ia the daughter of Mr and Mn William Ault and had a San ta Claua dreH tor Christmas • • d a Chrlatma1 tree birthday cako SKATING PARTY Bethel No 62 of lhe Interna taonal Order of J ob a Oaugllten and their suesta w1ll have a skating party at the Skate A Way Tuesday Otcember • Dine Out and EnJor--- 29 MEIGS IHEATRE Circle's Restaurant ttl I! Mala TONtOHT •'"' TUIIDAY A HOLE IN THE HEAD lleaoor Parker P"rralr. BlnatN - PotaOI'GJ Not_W......... , Four Generations At Heaton Home liNen.& COPY-til Hospital Survey Asked Of County Commission � 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 28, 1959 brewer laudermilt mitchell tipton von braun