https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/63ab1ac4009148d4f0bee54be5e69b44.pdf 0d6262f798620fbcc253b2df58bcca2b PDF Text Text . ra "Ii latlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 1 1 , 1et10 PTA Meeting ___ ·- . .... . . - . .. .. . -··-.... ---- ----- .. -----*--......---·--�-.. · -·--.. Plans Made For Church Bazaar At Phyllis Martin Around And About Meeting OI Philathea Society Held Nov. 1 At Annual Flower Show Will Be HeId December 3 -4 1n New Hoven M ason School l ..,. I '1,)1) pwll 10r the ......i cburdl "' 1111o Cbriltmu Bazaar and Karut ., 1,tr1. 111a a.nc1t w11t 11 1o <111rp l Mn. , e 1'be Eleventh Annual Flower St,ow sponsored by the ,,_, 111..... PTA bold their I'll· the Philathea Socl,ty ol the Mid- of the aale ol yullJa and lemon Mr. a W , Ch.opt,, 01!:S that Woec ma Quill.., �. T h e r • ■ N ren of Co lumbw . of Ra ine llma and New Haven Garden Clubs will be held u1or monthly meet1n1 al Haaoo dleport Church of Ouill were c11a- , mnict, • ••� fund ralllog l for1 ,nd childtomorro Pl)OO thY Patron ol Ohio WUllam Duo- ohnoon mber 3 and 4 a t the New Haven Grade School Grado S<hool on TutldaJ , N<> cmaed Thurl5day evfflllllC when l projod ol tho __,. �- l IN upocled . J . w lo • . omblr l t the ve 7 m. llO t o p. A t ry the , o . l"'IIP me v cbw·da will, TM ll'OOP .i.. VGled ID uolol l the •-eekend with Mn· Wtlllam lap .., 1 1 1 imtall newly � um, i t has been announced. won Invltat:: IDltall· chapt,r olflcen ol • Fand . 'ftia'theme for this year's show wiU be "An Old Fash- good otlendaoce W81 lhown with Mn. L E. Rtynolda lll charil oll with tho WC'nl'1 project ■' t b e , Brodlord. allon December 17. C for by 1 hild N<ODd meeting. Bletner'o the Heleo lnno Miu Loi, AM Sauer ,.;,,. the d Chrllbnal m,' home I . loallii;.:Cbristmas" and will feature eleven classes in an r wu ••.,....,: I I Olflcero were eleclecl Monday ::"01 grade wlnnin, the ruom .�1 'division that follows l he theme of the show. The Buaar will be held oo No-1 1pOD1Mlnl - of the ehlldNn, ,- ol her aunt, M ias Mor i_ ed that the olfloon -id I t . nigh when tho �r met In , 1, ,. e,•,nlni . -.,,.._ for tne show is Mr, I <he 1960 O�lo State Fair and ii Th11 meeting wu declared Fath- vomber 17 and l8 ol tho Tri-Lut-[Wlth pre,eots. Mta. Child& wu �' .. ,. I\ meet ot the of Buth llatllill Wo . u rthy 14,itroa oe loo � Weaver of N ew H aven I now tow-Ing Europe with o Unit- er'o NJ'41" wil.b only tho lolhen tn Cleanen In M iddleport ond i namod u tho commilt.o ID buy Mr. and M ro. George Swon ,.. , II. la l'orDINI)', N . c.nll;• .,._,,-NI lrom tho Glbnore JMe Hill and Worthy Patron Al· 8-eo-<h,abman will he M r s ed States Informat ion A I e n c y counting tor ,_ count. A "'"I, bendmado vlidoo. oucb II ap-1 the �..-r.to lo• the child . lrocl Toney pre ded. sf "Arneric■ tho Beallllul" wao n>III, handke,dJlef1 alon& w Jth f The .,_ dloculNd , lhelr U·_ proporty inlo the Pete Mlchael ; The Worthy �II _. SYal bJ Hll!fy Llyne. also of New Haveu Show. Matron gave. • report on the Allred �. ,,__ rty. l • J>rO will� bldl rty and , Chmtmas w •u.l ' oold. pa lo .... luta buod homo t aa Das tho be ho • IIIDII. Dlv will lon be wW Horticulture A il the � Weaver ii a member of J P I . been '. Chapte Grand hu r lllorl 1tsoloo held lll o.le lllll. Clll!ONI -, cia,.. Nliacllma Garden Club while on display ..tlb NVeft1- d fffer-- tho la-cl'o Frayer l'U repeated. Thuroda7 ' 1 ,-ting wu openod ! be held oo tbt Ith cl .Dtcambor Mra. Joe W who Clenland. wu e. ro o m& w • rt bulln■h meol lll'llb dovotionl by A Looli. �lb Ill'. adrang Er• . . M cla...._ ent ,, h enco Adami, I>o!lll Hlll ard Uri, Layne ii a member o f , 8\ h, , home for lhe 0,.1 threo I ... . Clnsses In th• Artistic Dlvllion l hold and • motion_ wu mode and win, operung w ith • pray•• by n,.· moe.m� wu � WJ.,, • WHO with pneumonia ii lmprov. ' Officers elected for the n e w oell QuJllou. N-.j Raven Ganlen Clnh ---------pused lo ■end lour Jelegal<I lo Mias Mlldrell Haw ley. ,,.,, 1l8lh prayar for 'l'hanuilvlDI by Mr.- '" . are as !ollows c • last w..ltend in C.Olumbus. .., Cl: TO 8ft . ral arrangem�nts in t h e l Class 1 _ "Light 8 candle for the County Council ol PTA' 1 ; Psa lm wu read by Mrs. Erwin O. F. . McKinl�. : Mn. George Andert0n, Jr. and e he y on D Surfoce, S pl a on d ll t Geo J Mn. Jane •· w1 rge Hunt of , �Ir,. Jame, Arno ld were buslnesa ,,_, Chrllllan EndN...- cl 111a and the article, '"lbankaglvlng Tho centerploco lor U.. m...i.- . Mr. and M ro. Christmas " An arrangement UI· they wen S between the hours o( 3 ; ing one or more candles w I t h j Mn. Evel)'D Haley, Mn. Emo- Dar m the Netherland," and the menta table was of fruit, candles J Ga l l1p • , !) v:!itc:d l.' il!l '..i •. and vlslton in ColumbUJ Wedneida)'. South Bethtl 1: .U.B ebri al j p,ra, ancl 9 p.m. On Sunday, Ile · fresh material. Chairman , Mr■. gene Crow, and Mro. Francis -. "Goel Let Mo Bo Aware."- and Dowers. Mrs. �lei& pre- Mro. Wilbur Powley laot Swiday. 1 Rev. Howard Ruppel!, Mro. Lil- Silver kldp wW bold Ill ,...i.r -� 4, the exh1b1ts can he , c. Thoma, Hoffman. L<lvlng, A mollon wu pused for Mrl. Martha Qillda report.d on l lllded at the coif.. ■ervlcc and a j Jomu, . lrnold onri Dovid �IUler Uan, Steil!, and Georp Grind monthly flllllln& Saluldoy, It. I •� from 2_ p.m. unt il S p.m. I c1851 2 _ "What Christm&J the PTA to ._ • Bro� U.. dinner whk:h the an,up re-I deuert couno wu served by Mro- 1 who ore employed al While g.,J. , ley of Syracuse were d I n n - vember II, 1111111, ■t the i- cl er �w will feature an edu- Really Means. " An arrangement Troop Ill Muoo. ,,_, fl'luuror • cenUy ■e"ed la - the Homebulld- ' Lallance, M rs. E rwin, M ils l"rln· ' phur come home ye,'.crday t gu"II o f Albert Rootes and M iu Mr. and Hrs. Victor A11111 Bahr. O l .ea� exhibit made up of a colIs l •pend the weekend with their ' i'lossie Roush of Akron yester-- ,,_, moeliDI will ■'art ■' I p.a. with fresh plant material fealur• report was glvon by Mro. abe le oro C1aso and tbe 10Ciel7 a1ao c<1 Roush and Miu Hawley � ol painting, by ProlesS-Or ing a Madonna. Chairman , Mrs. Brown and the secretar)' report voted to oerve the Homebuilder■ Mn. Etta Mae Norton u o coa- lamili.. . All members an urpd t. altmd. day al the Mart in Restaur ant. Mr, and Mro Joe Dailey ,pent , year ore Phyllis Martin. Wort Da,(111 F, Driesbach nnd hlS stu- , W. R. ProlliU. by Mn. LaVero Yeoger. 1111'1. annllll Chriltm&J dln,w OIi the trlbulinl bollesl. hy Rev. Paul J. IIAIOU la pular. � from the Bend area Pro- C laSI 3 _ "'Let the Bells Ring ! E..lyn Haley, memberohlp dtalr-- lllh of non month. Mn. Emel! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VISITING 111!:111: Driesbach is a,S-Ociate pro- Out _ 'Tis Chrislmao!" An 8,-.. man, reported that lo dale, the Lollancl wu named II Ktteheo ll omnce rl M e T J • d Mr ..... ol art at Ohio Unlversily ter i �I with bell,. Ch airman , Mrs. i Muon PTA bu received chalnnan and Mro. Clilldl, dining and t..:"chlldre� of Lincoln, Nob. ' memberships with _IOO • t h e room cbolnNn ol the dlnner. In �them. Henry H. Buck, J r. days ol the few ,pending • _ ,,. ./ are b arenta, Mr. a n d Psoluoor D,·leabach's etcking 1 c lass 4 - " Wear a Bit of Christ- goal, Mias Helen B �r. I and A momorlal oervlce wu COD· homo p 01 h � "Vlillt■tlm While Herod Search- mas." Corsage, or freah , and-or Mro. Jooephine Walklnl aecond ducted by Mrs. Roynoldo Ill mem- Mr■• Roland T...,...,_. and / .; .. ,.; which will he displayed in dried pl,nt malerial. May include Fades Nnl • fov, Halloween ory of Mro. Nellla Chlljllll8D who il 1· Golul 4 Door. IRw mlleli• br oriillnol 1oeal l l H w Mcnday .... th eolectlo . n, won first prize at Chr istmas ornaments 01 other songs and ,:avt a allo een rte • died at her hon» owner. Beautlful Ivory and 1tetn flni1b. Spolleat -- decoration suitable to 11.e OCCO· t.llon. To complete the Pf'Oll'IID, ,__ Interio r. Like new whitewall tire■, aitolnalll . of panel a e E com THEATR • o r I MEIGS . Mr pooed slon . Chairm an : Mrs G It wao announced Ilia the trans ., radtoj heater. ll'oglelonc, paren': Mn. Burn,. Mtlp County Mm'• flllowahlp Pomeroy, Ohle en Mro. Lovero C I a 1 1 S - ,. A Chrlllmu Baldwin, par t: of the Churchn of Chrlll IN col• M ias H • 1 • " lectln na ond uoed cllllhlng lo Not Open Tonlthl Hymn. " An arrangement 1ugge,t- Yeager, pannl : g w Mr. and acher l nor, Bl fresh using Y U the Mt ot : ie te Char Mlaslon be oent to Ing a Chrlslma■ hymn . Eldon Will entertai ned the and a minimum of dried plant Carr, principal and moderator : School and that the llbmebullders Saturday PRISONER 011' THE Jollr club Wednesday evening at material with title of hymn to be appeared before the PTA. Th• Clul ..,.... collecting aotlono to VDLGA tbelhomo of her daughter, M r■. includ•d . Chairman , Mrs. Harry panel dlocuaed "J111I what do IO to the Eal! Te,_ Chrlll• -THhnlcoloro u r w you want to kno }rom Y Hedry Dalley, Syracuse. Ian Home. Member• were urged John Dorff lmpalo 4 Door. Ivory over t.n flnloh. Ml Clf. Ill. Lay ne. lon . n dilcuu ""to A business IIH Martlnolll Dllrlng I h • motor, power 1teerin 1 and brake,, 1utom1U1 to bring )toms for each of these Closs e - "Deck the H alli." child'• nport card. CIRCUS STARS es,dr p Grimm n lo t Otmer .,I,_ Mn. tr1na., radio, heater, premium whitewall dr•• for the ho audience projecli U -1),le. An arrangement of fresh plant per iod wu ope -Teichnlcolerheld . A was officers nlH. e or Rell hilt' lecUon Pepev, wwlcl'1 funnl.., Oari.tian Home mU1t be ■t the material iullable for UN ln the with • very lood respona a. seby wu w y pr ll wlt!> Mr■. Wilbu r Hanning me,tt flnMcl clown l2t '"' Mr enl hall 01 1 home. Chairman, holplta l Tho meolinl WU of the prouom for the evening. roendl. iectad U pre,ldenl : Mrs. R O y Mory F . Chl,l<r am Mr; Willi and relreahmenta M tho •lose of the evening • Mayer, vice president: Mrs. HenCl�u 7 _ .. 11 I s Chrlatmao In lheo adjourned Alad eoune waa aerved to the Nov. l:l-14-15 , GerMrs. : secretary ed. Dalley, 'I"/ H ae . Decoratlon auitable were serv thl � and KU@lll by Mr. and THE I\AT RACE --mi leage! e)d Wildermuth, treasu rer ; Mra, for• 8 ::c,r: May be a ,wag• or i,.l,blo Roynoldo M.-.. Donle)o and Mro. Clifford Gtilie Evans, nower fund chslrTony Curtlo wreath using lre,h and-or dried who wao ,c,,,hoolels. _, and Mro. Albert Woodard, includ< m■y and erial t plant ma Falrlane flOO - 2 Dr. VB motor, 1114. tron Block Qullllmao fund chairman. Chrlstma, o rnaments or other over cold flniah, spotleu Ulterior, radio. hHttl', I topan• Rana were made for the I h or e I t ble a 1ul , Reduced To . . . . • . he held ::•ration DUa'I Christmas dinne r to .... al the Federaled church on TuesCl ass 8 _ "And on Earth, !41'1. Cbarleo Searl.. WII elect­ da)', evening , Decemb.r 13 An arrangement of ed praldenl ol 1111 Ooldn Rule Pe ace." :,: wi:ri:,:rty al the ho fresh pl ant material 111lng acce■- Clall of the Middleport Finl Baprs. · rle■ ouitable for a family wor• list Church when 1h17 mot ThurtM n. Char1es St rauu won the ,o ol Hr sil,l p center. Ch aIrman: Ml11 Le• day e\'ening at the homo . pme prize. A hoetesa glft WH lah am! Mro. Jameo Donllla. Ja�e Powell. wd lo Mn w·n by the club "Good wm Tovt•rd Other offlctn 1lectld wore VB - 4 Door. Locally owned, Yer, (lo nald H:uck received Cla.n i b01ul . lllinl lr1ah Mn. 11«1 Bodlmer, Yiol -1· gift . . A Men otor. rid. tron1. VB m Door, 4 low mile1ce, power 1teerin1 and 110 ,.. he r from ■n �■roary gift . Chair• dent : M rs. Charltl Vroman • candl or interior', and elean , nuta automatic tnna. Radio, bu� finish, bia(k es brake■, fruit Beautiful 1--ll cret pal. Refreshment.I w e r e heater. tiful ,oral 111d wblll finish. beau radio, L. Dyer. urea. tr, 1ood all H. . Mr■ · man: oecrotary, Mr. Vroman II INa Nrved by the hoste11 lo eight an 10 - '"Underneath t h • ■urer, Mr■• WWlo Anlhtny Cl 11 melnbcr· . Miltletot." Klosinl Rlnp. Freah t.ochor ; Mrs. Edlaon Butr u -· -·--- plant maletlal predomlnalin&. auiltant taacber, and umod lo eord 1o be ati.ched 11an,1n,. tho 11oww and card OOlbbllttoo p_ Mro. Jame• P. G,il• ;:..M�:111 and Mn. utllfc at y Over ..,,- abort tllltoncea, Iha 1.1,rtoot ., land ■nlmoil ii tho •heoiob ., ...1ra1 llldla wblch bu i-, clocbd al opoeda up to " rnllo■ JIii' hour, ��' c� :;:iaAll':��"':_:: Is Named WM !:llubflh �-- Aa>c1ai. cRacine OES Middl�port . Of ductro11, � i... lhlo, ...,.. ebb: _,. V � 111d 1.a,.,....,,. Br» 11 wu IIMOUIICOd at • rneetlng i.ry Cor am.,,. • NOW YOU KNOW :!:.� =o1l::. � VOi., XII . I' ent1ne •• Weather �= ..,. __,._ .__ .,..... _ ...... . .... -,.. i:- .,_.. .. .. ..... _ .. ... ... Dnoted To Tl&e 1111ere,u Of TI.. lllel1-.Ma.on .4 rea NO. 175 Pomeroy.Mld4)eport, _ Ohio, Sa�, Nov. 12, 1960 5e i.,. PER COPY ,, t i. l'orl..,,. .......,. op. · nts 'lllt fed In . · It, 1'1. au. · '. ill cemper,. �•••••iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiii-•-'iiiii-ii,'iii··ii-;,;,.-;;;.���iiii����iiiii * °:: =� Golden Rule Class Names New Oflicers �� O t-01- Town Relatives Here For Funeral e.�- ····-·'•"' !lie 24· H O U R TOW I N G ' I t!me-tllli LIONS PROJECT - Pome roy Lions Bernard Full% (club president) and Kala(! HlndJ, 1oit no week In Im menting a n ew cl ub roiec!. They were m erchandisin g American Flags to uptown merchanto, Pn,. � ceedl are build th_e club fund wtich l nauces ey e cor reclions, particularly among Meigs county', IChool t dren . Hert Frank Will, second from right, and Lorain S lerrett do a bit of sidewalk superintending. M · · NICE GAIN - Ron nie CarT, MHS Sophmore halfback, made a nice gain of 20 yards alter taking Da nny Hlndy's fiare pass. But Butch Staten, stellar Wel lston fullback and linebacker, bri ngs Carr to the ground . erwar r broke se for t wo touch dow n u n The final scor e w as e llston . S e e Pag e 4 to• ::;_ ).11 y_ at _ 1__ __ dl _ ear ______ 1oo _ _____ ________r • ·-__ _ _ -:. -:. -:. -:. -:. 2a _ l_ 6_ , _:.__ __ :. -- :. :. :. ( _ _ :. -::... :. :. -=- :. :. -=� dilJ. Exten sion is t Is Rotary Speaker '°' 11""'11 Naomi Society u.. Re-Elects Its J 960 Of1ICerS . "-'I D1y Ph. PRESTON MOTORS INC. .,,u,. •fl•• • OPENING MONDAY, NOV. 14 ■ �ardigans $5.95 BECKYS Service Always I � You're Hungry lhp lty for I RHI aavtn, 111111 trtp. h Open )'0111' account at eit er of our convellie.qtly located offlcea. atart now wW mean a bll Cbrlltmu 111 11181, A ,mill • ; y,..t In Good Foodl Strvlns Melp '' ar, I Compl1t. MHI County Slnct 1871 The Ma rtin Restaurant In Mlclclleport 1957 OIMOLR 1957 DESOTO L=��-•ffOIIML BANK f'OMIIOY � •••u ••ll1nl D111ot1t i-r- co,_..1t1o11 ·� •' ■. t $1095 I I I I \� I $1 1 95 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne '6', 2 Dr. $469 1956 FORD • • • ., I va run, 1 954 FORD 1 952 DODGE Cultomllne "8" 4 Door. Good lino, hnl• or. RUl11 out )IOOd. 4 Door Sedan. Runa sood, oolld bod,, beater, hl1h rubber. ontest In Decorations $299 Given Boost 1i. Ton. L.W.B. Roal ,ooc1 mocballf...U,, Solid cab, b111tr. Sptclal $89.00 $395 1 9 S 4 G• M C • ron Heavy Duty, ITt" wlt11lbal0, Ilk, ..... mdO tlft■, I llpood axlo, oolld co,, lteody lo ...U. trans. II" Uno. loll4 $395 1956 Chevrolet I Ton HIIYJ Duty. VJ motor, I 1paod Ille, lil5dO Ii-, .bllVJ dilly lprlllp 1111d fram■o, 10 ft. d11rnp boc!J. $1395 • t ..t.. �. 1M ::• !\lj:l\7ho u!�� :--Ji; Ui:.:�•- men v; ,'!;::, :i::; so:cll �:a:""�1a:-""::: ":'� • ICI ,. u.)t w Evenmg Sl dy · 'Return Of ShOWboat' as ·Offered Me1gs • . It In RutIandAUd"1tor1um . Farmers Again u· bn w·mg M. eetin• g �.,cl T king Masters ID s.pace Phys1· Reported ·In CAP Session wiiti'. ,.. '°: . ' I. ' /".i., i;' Program: Famous Personalities 1948 Chevrolet � Ton. 4 1PNC1 cab. Hilat1ous Buffoonery was .l mhly ShOW Wgl'hJighi Of �e I 1 TRUCK SPECIALS 1946 Chevrolet , n d .:u11::.!� Lon-! d Off" ·any l'L . f At Lak1B . \.,file N OW ■ 1 954 BUICK Hard Top Coupe . Need, o point job. Good Urea, radio, he1t�r. $295 !I Holli!P-"!'';' •:�la ""';8 ill:.. ■ $395 2 Door. Fordomatie tr1n1., radio, heater, 1ood tlreo. A reel 11111 ot thil price. $495 CoIorfu B and Show G1ven • By,MUS MUSI•Clans ·• At Game Dr• Rainbow Is 1 955 MERCURY 2 DR. VI motor, 1td. tran1., fair tlrel, ou.t flne, ndio, beater. .. " t .LL---- Nobody Sella C1n Lower Thin Pomeroy Motor Co. I Door. VB motor, automatic trana., ra­ dio, heater, a:ood tlre1. ho It, !.. i I mg but were not r-i.d lo es, fore the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club Friday night one had brok■n into the Moore's was taken to tl,e county jail. Hartenbaeh kicked in the door n tinguish • � in • lm■i! Ir"!!" 1n social rooms of the Heath Methodist Chu rch. Store 1n the lower part of I b . 0fficlail said this morning that order lo nush the parolee . J Miller, who be&•• his duties home 00 the Happy Pomeroy busineu ...,lion. Schall ii a parolee from t h e - One, the stool or the econ• Also aiding in the invest iga- l near Rut d. here and in 11,U'l'OUDding counties omy, h9.1 one At 12: 10 a.m. within 20 min- state reformatory and has been lion and apprehension were offi• l :· .,.., leg o{ manufactur• lan . - with borne base ID Pomeroy ules alter Ille call, Sherman E. in the s_tate Penitentiary and cers Phil Globokar. Edd ie SlrallSS ing. one of agriculture, and one .41 � bt lat. summer, probed deeper of commerce, t he la Schall, Athlna wu captured by don , PrJSOn Farm. ....- • - -· i lke Neal, George Hicks, and Jed i Y • tter keepmg �ent out ut tho cold •In� � Into arvup poycholOlf with the the othe BY JUDY SAUE R n healthy. Deputy ShuJfl Howard F r a n k S c h a 1 1 enlered the 1 1 o r e C. Webster. Radio operator Ken - , ,n g when the blaie In �•..lion: The col orful d rum section brought the MHS ba nd on '!JI Grover kept the officer, in- Two , ls the •tool of hllll1lln , 01 Marvm McGuift oeemecl • p l we , or r fonned or the investi gation which "'Do have rob flml me - resources, and here are the legs th e fie ld for the pre-game activities of t6 e Middleport• c:tlorr . of control. . •17 aqr■vatlonl?" OU� re health (public and individual ) Wellston game Friday night . Playing their "Fight Song, " aided the officers in the captu . t• owever, quick a "To bavo problemo, '' he uld, educatio · '('!', ,� ... ' the band moved down lieid behind Drum M ajor Jim Earlier In the even ing . at 10, 30 I n, and welfare. . o the lnvolv f lut We n,. !i.i � p.m . . a car with a Virginia li''We must be concerned \\'Ith Hood and j oined ·t he Wellston ban d In playing the "Star a lndlne oo io " 1 e,.. . work towlf\l 4 ool�lll>!', we labor both ooil and ll lhtJ lep,''. Spa pg le_d B�l)IJ�r_.". cense stopped at the Landmark . . .. _ , . . a ot r . .:, . . nn . wu a . ·· ,r i-· -' -�- ' .• , .. , · � the problem aolvlng oteps he said. • ---- , Alter an about 1,ct:'111n/aM erbiilti iii llie Mlsklmlfljl" 1'1 � · " , . ... _ �..;, !)11liel/ ;'; � are !! ".4a i,) s1 Bui If .. .,. ripe. oalPresident Gene Grale pre,lded ,'.°""'hed to ml.�fleld playing Ohio rlvero the band did .� well 1'be· ltudents of M r . R ussell M oore' s 8-B. homerO:�i;;;;;-a t ire for 1uol me. i . ma fore i did • jor . WIJ � became ,uspJOlolled , llrrauJh wllh powlag, we over tlie busine,a meeting follow- Down The Field. There I h e y executed dance ■tep . . .,,,. '· "I Fr dd studett• and bi)uItY Ol Pomeroy J u mor ,l Atlendanll ntertaln lo , " The Senior Do'Ml Yonder." merely bave IIJl'•••llo■o, or Ing Mi nd arn us She lo formed a block "M ddleport • h llremen ed w plc riff' the a urJw;I al a dinner served by ladies o f 1 i ay m� rn n ..,_ { lrrttollou, lib ■ ... with the church. Guesta introduced In- football players, Raymond Kines, A stick figure wu formed por. • Department. Athens officials were the ,.,.,,. before lhoy cwlil. .lie nno unc r m ps o d d ary on u ce Int · o D e th M o re n o s n.u," .,. oold. Bill Stobart, Danny Hindy, Don !raying a clarinet player of New r _ e ·rn m not iled and stopped the car with told Ibey ...,. aot MOdell;,ml eluded Ed Tewksba.= , Wellston • . d Ron ald Ri e who l ed the sa lute to the f lag lo l low- , . ...__. - MWtr de■eribed ,.. work here fonner president of the. local club· Erwm, John Lyons. Jim Batey, Orleans, the .-.pita) clly ol a . an two occup,nts. The Meigs coun- tbe p -, ..... �.-••1 b y pencer e th Lo d ' p J ti S :�ye�, \ � p \ 8 d th Y .,:c e J n an e d b • d u bulcally getting people wi th Keith Grover Gallipolis and and Bill Harrla were introduced The band rnarched the figure ' ly department wa, lheo told that called baclr wl!lle tm011t.. • ,, dn r Sm 4 Minor damage w11 done 1o lilo pnlblamo l�mald!ed with Charles Hess, ;,.phew or &tarian along with Senior rheerleader. do'Mtlleld to "'When The Sainlo t car wa, stolen and the i. Pamela l the ;, �.!,'.:' �m� of Pomero i, the people with dwelling around the Due. Ail • Clyda Taylor. The Senior b a n d Go Marching In." In the n e • t le solutions. Emmett Shuler. custod . , _ . to taken m n bee y. d a h �'11t D V n n, B rese tad 0 8 Jon Than tbe job �Bl one of get• ., i After a light at a local tavern erheah!d llillve wu be"""" • ;,,. le �iso � ,: �•f• g C. E . Blakeslee co•.mty aaent membors were also recognized. formation, a trumpet, reprnentd tin g both ol theoe oorll of people a riculture, pro ;am chalnnan: They are Jim Hood, Richard ing "D�_ieland" music, the �and ��e two men_ were taken into custody be the calllt of the fire. N;! � 0 1 g �unior irl;' : ru:\nder � ren d: P:ts c a v: rted g l Swackhamer, Judy Butcher, Kar• played Basin Stl-eet Blues. lined up with olllclah in com- presen ted Mr. Miller. by Shenfl Hartenbach on war- !,male ol the damage was ad, . the direction of Mrs. L u c I I l e ,tage and through the audience . �� m uniliea holding authority - or Ladies servin were Mrs . en en McElhinney, �setta Rkhards Contr1butmg t\vlrling routines , . rants by the management. Ar. able this mommg. " m H • . Swaearuw...- tlllllg A erlca. . in hilar,0111 bulloonery. . g ---------Pomerov 1i,e btv po I Jam1.-,e Z rkle. Susle Pullen, Kay IO these Iormahons were the mapower - to take action. � ry Hennesy 1 · ' Mrs· Jack Bechtel 1 "M rs. Ba r• A1 � finate, the g.r · lI' c,horus l.Jearers, N.tl: A, humol'OUI , .sk"t three mioor ateidmta -. 1· ai ·.. I, I . nkinson, Je ' anls Hauck, J Betty fla ' jorettes pea and The , ker al.Jo 1 1tirred tng ,. th .. . Mra. Kenneth Cook, Miss Frieda . ker I Smallpox leatured Ruefta sang Great Harvest Moon. and thia �"'• '-":..., . Gilmore Doris Rice' ChrJBt"me BradiOrd' BeverlY Cundiff' ClnSOD a �resI .,llb e quesIIon, Do yo, Faehnle and Miss Bess J0 . .::, ·---., ' ----Sanborn Well■ Carla Will Brenda Potts ' Al 2 p.m yestorday • - lfH I i ' . 1 • Coals, Tom Anderson and Judy dy Morris, Beverly Perrin, Col· ' have I community your children Katy MororIIy an Jonme Thompdriven by Victor C. y� .. een Wilson , Karen Gregg, a n d want to nturn to?" · 1 Sauer. • Pomeroy. hit • parir,d ·lfldokl 1he of theme halltlme Swan. Marilyn n.e · He pointed out lndMduala _ or I uenUY Intern, towned the by Robert Ray Gmd, sh o w (was "The Story or J a u." Pl a ying t he "Fight Song," which communltiu are merely d f �n ' w as formed and ed b � 21, of New Haven. M�.... r Afte , a "Dixiel a n d " fanfare the tr a diti ona l "M" the Iola! - mul th ink for moraid n .i lo ffl!IV!'(i cs the band field cross a ge was done lo both � M Alm a played. was with the a ter a row, not of the put. Janice Wehrungg h a il7 fi ing. r no arre.,11 or lnjurleo a d um c a de n ce. While i n a ban· The f a ns g a ve the band a well . . "W Clll'I move ahead patching k" s lo audien: Second Lt. William P. Johnson, ported. jo formation, representing t he deserved round of applause for :_ .;. ' up yeaterday·, millakes " he said e a led 8 '"t:dyZlr;;;s' ol 2802 Latonia avenue, Coving• Pomeroy olllcen � r .:; J a zz rhythms In the early min• its line show. The b a nd thanks im •� wenr.: ..,n,,,t And added, "We can't move In: dY m e lo "M• n MY n- at 1 1 : 10 p.m to tnvestliut • the , U has been to assigned ton. strel shows, the band played Ken McElhinney for his outu . to tblnp ping awa, from us .. el s t 'l'II� w ee�� mee mg �� � � 1 iversi ty of Michigan ·, Gradwile acddent at the lnlc..edM t( "Dark Town Strutters Ball. " ln slanding job this season ln an• Be; � Millar drew • word picture �I Dr. Kathryn A. Rainbow a P ;•: he a / � School to study for h,s masi.r s u wild H illblllle• from Sq•� ·_ Roules 7 and S!I. a steamboat whistle, recalling nouneing the Mlddlepor\ b a n d -"; · . IOclaty today by •u sestlng II Wheeling native, has been • apdi h epo e a rt ua � n m_t t • n ,:ee m �hys1cs under space d�deg .Marshall L. Miller, 59, .611. ,1 the minstrel groups on the riv- l shows. . may be like two atoolJ witll three pointed su�rintendent of Lakin day evening w1 h six s e n I o r rechon of the Air Force 's lnst1• den, � • W V8 and Eddie Guillli. lop uda: Stale Hospital, according to an O members and one cad et present tule or Technology. 45 , eroy, "'llided· K'Jilf+ annouru,ement from the State Dewhen Lt. Andrew Lemlev a n d ' . . He rece:ved a regular co� d:""1"g, wu reported lo 1.bt' Jill ' partmeot or Mental Health. . senior member Emmet t · Shuler C ! h e S1on after bemg deS1gnated a dis- ,ide of both can, and no -"-" Dr. Ralnbow who has been actreported on their trip to J , is ed milit arr, gradua!2 were filed. Ing head of the hospital for sevln : tingu h Ohio Wing Conference held . i �· . , . Cmcmnati An accident at Crow. of the _umverS lty O oral months, succeeds Di. Mil• Cleveland over t he weekend of : Base Craig Air Force and m Ala• House resulted in the ......... ol. dred Mitr.heU Bateman who beThe Minstrel , "The Return of Showboat '' was e n thus• N ovember s and 6. I bama. ntly Grover Arnold. 21, � oil He rehirned_ · rece came 1upervisor of the St a t • lastically received In the Rutla nd High School auditor• Movies teken at the con ference . C Missile the Boem enter • charge .,_ failing to slop "will,. g Menial Health rltpartmeni divi- ium last night when lhe high school chorus, aided by Evening clasaes (or farmers al were shown to the squadron by from w 111 Wash., w re cle d . lie rn slon of professional services last such performers as veteran stage man (head coach) Jim Racine High Sch hol are again be- Lt. L<m!ey. Weather pennitt ing, m Seattle . . � .....-.cl :• . rear ar aiet.om:• an ve · into the empl oyed '" researc ur drivm of by to H o ward Vennari and others, drew n umerous ova t i o ns. Lt. Lemley will ny rst Lt. Nor, ing offered, according July, 1 opment . M dle iwbert Racine, whoa of r ul t u ric Vocation a l A n pma a Ch was O. C. show L Mrs. The . by re man Weyersmiller, t he ,qc a dro n directed Nolan, Dr, Rainbow joined the akin id port Cluunbt The g , • approved • request by starr in 1954. She ii 8 graduate • Leading roles were taken by . to mab Teacher. . transportation officer, to Ports- He is the son or Mariam Dan- Fisher , Commerce 8 In v • ill utine W Dean m Kle g in ror I oash donation or Fort Valley Stale College, - at Dean Will, interlocutor: Brenda franeil ; o- The first evening cl ass meeting mouth to accept delivery f r o m I iels Johnson, Covington , Ky . and right tuni Damage wu medlllll ro l t c oul lo te, a Gr •',!.,:'� a Petuni Sisson, _ will be Monday evening, N�vem- Group Two., a pickup truck donat• grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W 1 1 1 to Arnold' ' car, and -- t. Wesley ; V Fort Ga., • lley, a or arry 8 graduate Friday a lft l eboler wu III ChriltmH home decoration con- the Meharry Medical C.Ol1ege, Garbe: Sandy LlUJe. PlX le : Marthe Fisher CBI', accompan " ber 14, at 8 p. m. Anyone mter- ed by the Air Force for use in Daniels, Chester Road. \ lest Ill Ito regular moefing held NashvUle, Tenn., and served her vel Foley, Dixie: Conn ie Lewis, With Jon Webaler on drums. estetl in a better agriculture is the Meigs County Squadron. Ill town hall. welcome to attend any one or EAL Pl Short Sent. Internship at Harlem Hospital In Mammy , Blaine Turner, �ambo: n i o , a ident, re sse11 ----more of the Monday n ight classes, Dlsm Anna c B E,rhenrelds, Lind Luxury: p a New wu e Sh City. res rk o Y prl• Baller ID Edilon _ ...________________ 1 1 ,,.__ ported .., the PUC hearing hold va practloe bt North Carolina Hicks, Dehlll: David Wiseman, Ea tern Petiti on N olan oald. le s P TA I In Pomeroy on removal of the for two year■ before joining La- Fungus Brenda Turner, Sweet Judge John C. Bacon ha dis• Discussion sessions having high Clp•o ; t UpNlll apncy, and that there e Georgia Brown : Jim Sheets: missed • petition flied by the attendance■ last year were: Bul k Me On Tu esdar kin State Hooplta l. will be. another hearing in Novem- The mother of two sons, Dr. Mushfiddle: t I Jane Par,ons, Eastern Local School District Tanka, My Best Hay Harvest, Bet- The Harnsonvdle Sc,p,o PTA By Sharon Young . ting Smith, Board of Education In Meigo ler Meadow■, 1960 Farm Outlook, will hold ill regular meet ing. ber Ill comrnandtd Prosecu Rainbow II presldent-<,lect of the Scrumptious : Roberta Attorney Barnard Fulll for hll West Vlr&lnili Medical Society, Yummy: Dick Dugan. Lazy• County Common Plea■ Court re- Ch ain Saw, , and Law On T h e , Tuesdoy November 15, at 8 p. m At the \o me_roy-NeiSO!'Vllle gam� Friday night R.af . , s htgh steppin g marchinJ ba�� prellelll.i Woodgeard "1t at tho bearing. talk to arm. wishing rent a p wllh Any f Inc .. and her oppllcallon for full bone, : Calvin Biddle, Eucalyptus, questing transfer of $Sl<S.7a from ,F EnFamo111 �rogram • titled n e performance s last rds d ■ Its w l as te early. the Attendance rome d shoul cben the a 811 lto recoo . mer membenhlp in the American and Larry Snowden, Little Black the building fund of tho district Babr alao t cr hed · chants Chrlatmaa pramotlon pro- Psychiatric Auoclat lon is pend- Sambo. Each did apeclal num• provided through I bond luue. person■ attended last year ' s eve- Mothers of the first and second tertalnment Personahtres. op Ital Lewil n lormatN111. a a schnoool I • attended five Thirty serving . c he t s do ning pupil will e d ..-am In whldt I new Falcon auto- Ing. a gr . )a,... bere. The board had sought lran,fer ed Ted � with hb t living evening Jimmy 10 of t the portrai f o a more Dur r o are .,.i,o. la lo be atvm away, The All\inlerested npeople wel_____ Others dobtg ■pecial numbers of the amount said lo he surplus three and clarinet the to le's most . lamo111 trademark was �ailing " • oo:;.•� Q:ne'::- •Iao will team with the Included Pam Wilson and Junior to pay for bl�achers. The judge: cluse■ offered, according 8\JIT FILED Me and M Sh sh o wn, and the band pl a yed h,s t A rican Nol a n. ----...... - Pmt me A sufl for money only hu been Carter, a duel ; Roberta Kraeuler, in his opinion ■aid thaf the money routine ----equally famou� Iheme song " In- executed a cule d!.c MAN FINED In pruvJdlnc treat. for filed in the Clerk of Courts offlce a guest soloist from Racine Hi gh was set up for a certain uae and ,..,,.,luolon the � omari'. . 10 BEAUTY EXERClllE Kenneth W. Farley, Cheylon, ka JJmka Doo. l!blldfflt of tho commanlty al by Genevanl Powell against Ken- School; Larry Snowden, a oolo: sltould be used for that. ly sle Ing lo I brisk mardi ..., t . o will , o ---y o T a an _ Wad IUPllTOKYO W. Va . wa, · lined s ro and cost& on l Next tho purple and white clad Qliistnw ime Delall be neth Wilt and Dorb Wilt. RFD Cheryl Bolin, Paula Douglas, Hir· tired the sidelines 82-year-old woman, wu granted a charge or reckless operation in f group portrayed a basket and Al"rEND8 CONCERT laler by the Legion. one, Middleport. The plaintUf am Slawter, David Pierce, a voMa Utr uked the nominating ask■ for $1189.13 In the petition. cal number; Mr. Vennari in a Mrs. Everett Hayes, G r e • t permission today lo enroll · In the Middleport Mayor Kenneth Mc- , they played • awing version of jorettes were Paula !lyre, Carolyn e on the -1- lo rnalte lta Nport at of FA!wards, C ar o l y a t in s a classics roduc' to center, judo ----n·, a p a J Kodokan, Hines Elhinney s court l ast n ight. medley of songs done in the Yen- Bend, attended the Jerome ._ , l)ecembor meeting. AtlencilnK B , Sandra Wells, Ruth l!d· ed by Tommy Dorsey and hb us Judo. of rt a the cllce a PTA iro MEET pr id Au -y ivenl n I.J Ohio at narl manner: Sandra Butcher and concert f �. Ml'. Baker .111\1,Mn. KJ!ill The �. fl'.\.Wl!J meet at PA&'JQtl . ..M\'.l!llitW\ ." iD . &. Q11111J1, lq{j111P \!'�PQ" nllftl. M r. "11'1 dan&erous for a young MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL brother, Jimmy. "Song of India" wards, Lola Ziegler, and A!t�rea -. John was the tune that lured a anab Evan,. The nag ■wingers -� Fred Hihbo. the· grade ■cltool Monday evening light number: chllill.., from the Hlnco ung one of the number■ woman to walk alone after dark,·· Admissions, none. ut of the basket. o M Bob Coall, J'ults, ■nd lUchanl at 7:IO p.m. A movie will a J Clifford Sarah Weoten and Shanm Moore. \ Mn. rges, a Disch the · lt'1 e "Beoldes, aald. Wada ill SorOrchHtro "Al!led lb from a Ill grades second and be firol Fonnin& • bat which BUUesl•Jllfl LollN WU �- . best beauty exercile." - cobo, Pomeroy. llhowll l0t eai.rtalmnent, medley. Willi Janet Wriibl do- • iel" o1 111' _UnlVerally. · · or lake A Good look I 1955 PLYMOUTH 't. L,. Powera:llde, white wall tires, apotless interior, lieht turquoise ftnilh, heater, very low milea1e by orieinal o wner. $(}95 1% lnterttt On 11-1.... hr • Sandwich S ALWAYS 1 95 7 FORD Night Ph. ,hone WY-2-3507 S. Third Ave. Middleport W EXTRA . • • low EXTRA • • . high trade allowance! Buy quality used car from POMEROY MOTOR CO. r1. Deputy Fires .45 Blast, Gets Hi,s • .· ' Man,· · po1·ice Have Busy N.1ght Hour_- · w__ LAST N I GHT'S GRID RESU LT S GALLIPOLIS 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ATH E N S JACKSON 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LOGAN 22 : POMEROY 4 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . NELSOtilVILLE 6O W ELLSTON 28 . . . . . . . . . . MIDDLEPORT 1 6 A ile h�."!'.'.1 enlerlng, ��to- on lhe parklng _ lot. ·> , through a window at the lower rested al 2:!111 I. ID. - n..,. PORTSMO UTH 20 . . . . . . . , ; , , , IRONTON O mob acc...n�. a 11re, •�Ien While patro1mg throu gh m,u- side of lhe building. He covered ald Stone 18, Pot•o,. and llld,. A community may become ripe, sa tisfied , done with PT. PLEASANT 32 . . . . . , . . • , , . . . RIPLEY 0 auto pick-up, and a bar llgh< town Deputy Frank saw Schall l a rock with a bo, and broke the anl Stone. 22• �. ;' -.. groi:ng,leertaln of all the an,swer s lo all p ro b l ems. Tha! , UTH WESTERN 1 6 . ' . . . . . . . . HANNAN 8 kept officers of Meigs c o u n t Y running and warned him to stop. glass to cover the _sound. T h • l ehargea of dilturb1'1 the . � SO ls w en t becomes like a P an t that soon W lthers an d b111y last ni)lbt and thil mornin&. When his warning _ was not heed- • noise was heard. however, by a . . . ___ , WAHAMA 25 • • • • • • • · • • • · · · EASTERN O At 11:45 I.. night, •- Called dies. the Sberllf s ed, the deputy !,red al Schall. 1 nearby resident who reported it . l Three lire departmenll • t r • And that was the poin t made by Bill Miller, area ex- FAIRLAND 26 . . . . . . . . . . . KYGE R CREEK O Department fnd Pomeroy police He w38 no hi but ,urnmdered ' to the police. ;ailed out at 3,48 a.m. thla_ "'°"" te nsion a gent fo r resource development , in a speech be- '------------------·---'l ollicia1e were, notUied that some- lmmedialely la the deputy and I On the call Sheriff Robert C '2295 Reduced To $1 195 Clall II - "Touch Their Harp, Owen Bratton oul-goln1 � of Gold." A gilded arrangement den• wu In c�&e of the mNI, J'lmoral aervlle, were h e l d o! fresh plant material. ChairIng ond alao In chars• of the d• Tltutoday afternoon for M r ■. man : Mro. J. L. Stewart. .,c, "T b • tlona. u,InI the lo"' vo ·~ Nflllt (lu,pman who died at her -----,-7"'-ccR:_ �arker. '� home In Middleport Monday alto hovt Ito Dtc Ml VG ternoon, from Howlings Coat1 ber moatln& 11 churdl <em WY 2-3033 WY 2-3820 Puneral home with Rev. Fred I. with potluck IUPJII' and 8111 •· Gardller .. the mlnilter. change. those from out of town lndy and Harold Hub­ hanl\for the services were Mr. Tho Naomi MIUlonary Society Kalad H bard Wtrt named u the d«wat­ ol ad tin. Stanley Grable and aon, of the F irst Baptist Oiurch Ing lt Ron';ld, Mra. My rtle Elkin, and Rutland met al the home of Mro. commf eo lo decorat. tho Olli· ai de of tho church for 1111 Chrill• tw, Jane, Mr,. Ella Cald- Harriett Warner. Mro. Emma Chopman and The meeting WH opened with moo 8IUOII, Following 1111 moetln1 Mr. and ' ' and Mro. Jane Beverly and the l,ymn, "What a n1end W• Mr■ • Tiny Fowler wttn in ctw-11 " . and Mn. Clarence Thomp- Ha\le ln Jesus followed by prayGrant. IOIII 911d children of Marion. er by Mn. M aude Pall bearer11 for Mn. Cho11man Mn. Mary Sharon wu the de­ Ft'ed DeW�e.!.t". O,car vollonal leader for the meeting w Homer Jon,•s. Floyd Boy - I and u,ed the subject "Tho Win• , .... Be� .!Uld Sidney Plcken!i. dow1 or Heaven ." Toplc for the -· - -·-evening wu "God Movo In • Mysterlou, Woy" 1lvtn by Mn. Edith Thom11. MOI "Y During the bu1lneu rneotin1 '!Vo WSCS or H"th Methodl!I all the present officers wore n­ wlll , meet Monday eve- elect with the exceptlon of Mr■. ed J •t 7 : 30 at the church In Warner who re•ianed u pruldent rt. The Eleanor clrcle becautt or Ill health. Mn. Nao­ lllllaw charge of <he devollon, , ml Bentley wu lfieclatl lo fill tho tho program. • oHice. llh:-:la-�· 111o $12.S0 ,t111 12k weekly) H......., will b, Mr■. Law- Followlni the IDNfln8 pot luck $2S Pl n (50e weekly) 1 Mllhoan, M111. P. L. Mitch, refreshment.a wert aerved to n1 . Norman WaylmuJ. Mrs. No· the member, llJld theH au-ti, tS0 Pl111 1,1.00 weekly) Huklnl, Mr■. Robert Co,ts Mrs. Edii h Thomu and M r o. ,.,._ Carrpll S":�1�_ $ 1 00 Plan 1,2.00 weekly) JeMia Bryant. Fall 0owel'1 decorated the din· $ISO Plan (f3.00 weekly) . · Ledin Bulky Ing room of tho Wamor homo for KNIT 5250 Pl■n ($5.00 weekly) the even ing and during the ooc­ lal tlrne II piano aolo WU prllllll� tsoO Plan ($10.00 weekly) ed by Richard Womer. WhJte. Sl1e1 S- M-1.. DATE BET Auorted Knit, Durlns tho bu11noM rna■'lnl of tho Middleport Gorden Club Monday ov1111n& tt wu decided , to hav� the Club•• annual Chrl1l- 1 mu party "" tho 19th ol llo<om· · Pick your plan now, from 25c to tlO I Wffll. Ntlt year you'll be ready F. be r at the homo of 141'1. E. for Christmas; no need to borrow or dlltwtl yolll' ni111lar •avin11 account. Maag. Smlll weekly del)Ollll 1111kt 10 tuJ that IIIIIIY folb open Chrilt• mu Club accou nll lor 1ptdll purpne, - 11vlq for pew furniture or 1 I • ·• I 1959 CHEVROLET n- �tf Your iiiiiiiiiiiili""I '21 95 Joi, Cl b u�on ""- , 1 959 FORD _,r ... ·,. rt. with/ r..- ln•d her i:.: recuw- 1'!lo ' 11..u, -. •- "'"1, _ __ ,..., .....,. 11■1p1 \ -( ■ s. . w·u • PUS Band In Last '60 Show I. l cotn\ � 1-lla 1:· ...,.ced w.... a:::_ j .4 l' 4 �, •' ...... - ' � .. - ·- - .., . - -t • - .. ... - • 1 •,>, !IJ _,OLl.i . I. • � II E .,.. No Longer A Dream . t Ii I1,,t;II( Pr• fann writ« Ovi.l A Mt. 111, �rla: "Pu1bbutton farming � * ra! automation - ii no longer It II hen, 11y1 tile Agriculture t111 1n ill I veo year book. l latelt Ill I Ion, Nrle■ of book ■ , , YViDlla upecu ol Alllerlean •artcuJ. le llltltlecl 'Powtr lo Produce', It dt­ - ld' layman'1 lan111a,• - the m• el!•n1eal nYolutlon In ltrmJ.nt and paint■ a of advancN to oomt." lleut.ary of A1rlcullure BtnlOR ii tht •• et tile forward to tbla book. Ht ._... lht ltcbnolo1Jcal rt¥olutlon · tllat Illa been 10101 on In 11rlculture ev• �• 1h11 flrat tractor rumbled acro11 ftlijile. '1'1111 revolution, ht wrltN, "&Ive■ bl11tftt, every month, even every - better fOOd and more of II Im' �Id 1Ddllllr11J produota, I"' work, ) 'i J4i1un . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . . Nov. 1 2 . 1 960 Vision of *Grandeur' more leisure . . . "' The S11<:retary also touches on the charge that mechanitation, automahon and other advanced farming techniques and implement, resu lt in unemployment. It ia true, of "ourse. that machines do re­ place lndlvlduala - that mechanical en­ er1,7 1uppl1nt1 human ener(y. But, lo quote him directly again. "Increased pro­ ducl!vlty ptr man ii one of the (real conlrlbuUon1 of our llOclety. One element of ■oclety cannot 1i1 behind. A1ricullure la no uception." At the Dtpartment', book 1howa, a1rl­ cullure'1 mechanical revolul!on 11 •till prett y much In Ila infancy, despite the enormous pro1re11 that h11 been made. Enormou1 new 1trld&1 art comln1 in tht fore■eeablt future. Tht frulil of thla will be ■hared by all. -•� · .!Cl /i -- ------------ - --· i lUlAL ILICTll�"-'TION ""D TILIPHONII 'AIM OPIIAllON ANO OWNIISN1, ITAIILIIATION o, IAIM PIIC. ANO INCOMI CONSH\IA TION AMD 0(V[Lo,.,uNT D E] 1.0 1 � " Tod ' M ' :r � � d"l(a I Report : H I zer H . I ,,. ·, , • w , -• • Tuesday Marks Beg· nn· n9 Of Rabbit Season In A rea - ' ' . S"d GIonces ':a. {M 1 1 i . i I • •: 1: "'1i ..,..__..-.,.�.,-•._,j EAR • I carnlVQ ,------...al&i..,_____ •�e<! -;:=;;����-�=;��==;;:�===========�::::;;:==:;;::�� :".!:· 1�--�-- J.": 2:30 P.M. . l';;;:=:=:::::::c:==::::::=::::=:::::=- 1 ·WJI ,. '�-:r...- a."'" I I .._ 0 .... •....,lid --- Wau.-"'TME .... ... ...... s "'!'f - I Low r'M Tut'11 . . . . · 1 :.'2 r,11r Wed. , • • . . � .lh Jta111 .2!1 :tl Thur , . . . 52 lialfl to 7 Fn. . . . . . 4 19 Jtair :r, IY F.i1r Sat. - Report up Lu prns lime Averagtt h1�h !empn.tture for the 'A-� k this Yf!:.tr � i 111st yea r AT MEETING - Mrs. Garnet Willlamson of WiJ. Hamson Farm S upply. Rutland, and W, J. Klein, Sales Promotion Director, Allis-Chalmers Tractor Group and Vice President, inspect details of an artist's conception of the farm equipment dealer's installation of the fu. l�e, complete wit� helicopter service and �irslrip. Mrs. Wllhamson attended the recent mtroduchon of Allis­ Chalmers 1961 line of farm equipment al French Lick, I ndiana. Good Idea To Spend Time In_ Watering, Mulching Plants J.I commilloe nor1l,e,,__ 1 "' l4 Uon thir • ver <ommllltt th.el I in/eat tho ICU. J f SED FARM EQIJIPl'IIE�'l't .,. Three Ohio Home Economics •I ✓ ALL IN Extension Agent, we� honored e MOWERS thil wieei: at lhe National Home A-1 e TRACTORS Oemonstralfon Axsocialion meetlng in Chicago. They were Mrs. CONDITION • HARVESTERS Tyyni Hummel . Fulton County: Si )_ low Average lt!mper.ilure for Mn. Virgil Johmon , Van Wert LET'S TR ADE NOW! • • ,, County : end Mias Gertrude Ad- t he week t hu ye<1r r, I , 1�-�1 year �ams. Darke County. Plowmg: se.aaon mean, • new Mauey-Fers,uon tncLor.- . ' Mra. Hummel, together with .a plow or spreader. Come in, lel ' 1 trade! You11 1ne! Total pn:·c1p1l<1t1C)n for lhe We('k u� l!,\.unom1cs AgenI , . " uumt M .ICh1gan th II yf'ar .55, l;;st year (IJ ,' were awardec.I . $500 G. race I�ry.. r f p e tfatt' otal ll) 1on o a! CJJ,:t r FULTON THOMPSON ruaOR SAW·• •Inger Fe IIow1th 1pe. Th1.11 award 1s lhTui ' year 27 20 int:hes ' 1a!il · yc<1r or for professional improvesnent 26 03 Lnches. Phon■ WY 2-5 101 special work on a problem. Mrs. _ ., Call it "rabbit,. •r "rarebit, the di1h made with natural ehedd■r Hummel ' s propo5ed study ia on Normal average precipit.ahon OHIO POMERO Y ehee■e 11 a IUN way of plea•inr all membtn of the famil 1. Thia I• how to work wit h youn"" home- I 38.40 mches. becauu tile eMddar ri11t1 tht diah a ftavor beyond compare. Try ■ makers meet t ir, he needs. lo rabbit one., a11.d you'll want to try it ar■in. SuN of thil, the Borden Kitchtn llu deweloped a buie recipe with thNI appeUJ.ill& nria- Mrs. Johnson and Miss Ad.a.nu tiona.. received Dist inguished Service I · · B runeh N....1 On1ddt1" 0..... a.w.lt Awa rdI at a Recogmtion (IIMM 1 ,_. , ,emx.,,) today. This award lil given for 1 '(YNUU J¾ o-up,,) professional competence and oul1 (8-0I.) wedre Borden'• t tablNpoou batter achievement. st.inding Sharp atural N Wi■con1in flour t.abletl)OOhl 2 Cheddar Ch".._. 1hreddad M iss Adams, native of Wayne % tea■poon dry mu1tard 1,2; te■■po0n Worcetterahire ¾, t-■pooa. paprika County. Indiana received h e r aauce nm at pepper 1 cup ho.opniltd milk Bachelor'.a degree from Purdue · ., • Melt butt.r in top of double bollerj place O"t" r hot water. Add Uqiverslly. She served as home flour and ■-■onin11. Slowly blend in mllk. Cook until mis.lure economics Extension agent i n btrin1 to thleken. Add ebee■e and W orcelterahire ■av.c,; 1tir ontll Benloo and n.w:11 u, I in '-di• n .. -L1 ""'unties "" 1;:he.H tneltt• .S."• over toa1t. ' Darke to coming a before na Non: 1 f •"- •ltictrlc akille.t t, u!Sed. wt control■ at 2oo•F. to z50•,. Tbi• recipe ia u�ellent for late ■upper M"inp-doubl, County, Ohio in 195l. the reeipe to Mnl ■ix to ei1ht perlOIIIL •··· na1-ive o1 pauId• Mrs. J(h1u,,..1n, V�tioa11 Tom.at.o ■lieu . and c:rilp b■con mar be plaeed a.er a ing County has been home econHrv1nr of rabbit. Or, deviled or h■rd eoohd •11•, or cooked . ' . omJCS agent IR Van Wert County a1pararv.1 add tuty variation• whea 1ervtd atop rabbit. ---------------------- for the past twenty years. She received her Bachelor's from The e Ohio Slate University. . Take Advantage Of 1,andmar-k'• Mrs. Hummel Is a native from T ll Atlanlie Mine, Michigan. She rer."� r1t1sh Gangs . an ts • 0ne • rm e d ' B an d It i,, This "Rab it" Is A .Kare Bit HOKKAIDO. Japan mPn-Re,,- tho y111apn wlll - !Jr-l'I' N.. Weeks Weather ol Beku, nltage . on I 'Ill general •loctlon rm,· U tt. Three OhI.O ,...ntativ.1 , ------•·�·· thou Island al Japan · , • I �•1 . lllr;II Wu«bl! r Pret", Hokkaido. have to loca! elec- l ufety fn:111'1 the wild bear-I tha, . Home Eeonom1cs su�Ionn '· · ·"· 4� 27 Rain &uptrv!lo" ll.dlfl .o2 r---------------iiiiioiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1o- Agents Honored S.6 •,r• • • ,.. _ .. - - '8 AGIIC.ULruUL 6. 5 ...- PaOGIAMI •• bl kept open, 111 production lncrened, 1H1 19.14 1916 1951 195' IHO 1961 . ,std an lllt1r11t1ne and unu1ual Uttlt ind the joba Involved hive lleen 11ved. IIOry conctrnln1 • 1roup of union Thia aroup of union worker, and off!. PARM AID COSTS tJP-The 19S0·90 deude hH HID tht colt of the 1overnmenl'1, farm pro&r•m aplnlln(. Newt­ :tP\ll'WI and union offlcl1l1. clala, and the company, laced and solved ch■rt above 1how1 that from a low of one billion dol11ra , Tb1 lllllon men concerned art tmploy. a problem In the one aound way. It 11 a annually, upentllturta have mounted 11ntll In 1959 they .1'4 IIY a company which manufactures problem which is becoming more and reached an all-time peak of e.5 billion■. Codi rtNded 1 -�a,IOIII kinda ol tlectrlcal equipment aomewhat Jn 19110 but ,tarted cllmbln& aaaln In ft■cal lW.. mora generll ln a long list of Industries 6oure11: Department o! Aarlcullurt. 1 UICI ID •utomobl111 and boat■. But hl&h and enterprises. Wages and other pay• liNtl bid made It nect111ry lo clDN one roll cost, go up and up - while manhour Ill plant, 11nl111 llOmt kind of remedproduction goes down or remain, static. Po,t Matrons W i l l . THE DAILY SENTINEL Then the eompetitive powe r or the indus• -------------------------------. tctIOD was taken. Company olficers DEVOTED TO INTEREST Hold Turkey Fete ,: fllpoNd I n incentiv e pay plan under try Involved . becomes steadily weaker _ MEIGS-MASON AREA OF -H4 Mornin� Siar Chapter No. . wlltc:h 10101 wag, 1cale1 would be main- p■rllcularly when it must meet foreign 1 S. Dwan, Publlshar Richard OES will honor lhe chapter 's pa.st , laloe4 but the productivity of workera competition. Layoffs and plant closures ' every afterno.on es,. ' 11hed Publ matrons imd pest patrons with a ept ay Sund by Th• Ohio Val• WOiitd "· uw Increased. In other word■ it be(·ome u n avo i dable. turkey supper at. 6 - :JO p· m · Mon- �ley Publl1hln1 Conipany, 110 ' "--came r• a matter of mort work for iht day . Nov. I� m · the Ma,onlc Meehanic st .. Pomeroy, Ohio, Let'• have ti1e h .1g hest pos, lb le waie! I Temple al Thurman. : ,-in• pay check. Busines, Office phone WY·'J,. Ind working conditions in t his country. members All or the are chapter 2157 , editorial phone WY-'J,. \ • Th• rNull: Union official1 approv�d , Bui we can only have them, without !Pl'· Invited 2156. mem• ch a E •affair. the to A . �the unfon membership voted for the Jous unemploym ent , if we ha\'e maxiber, except the Past Matron, and Entered as second cl11s mallpliri'·almost unanim ously. The plant will _ mum prod� ctinn for each wage dollar'. _ Patrons are asked to bring a Ing matter at the r,os! offlc� Mt Pa!lt IY TOM A. CULLEN - __ ! C•poM and Lucky Luciano were : gangaten.'" Pomeroy , Ohio. d ish for the supper. vered co 1 pAtttr JOt !i I1 LONI.>O N - l�EA - Whe� ope1·1tln1 tuday, they would oot ! De pill thll t B titon1 Nallon1I 1d vtrll1\ng rtpre• regular meeting 0 0Sptta ,lol maehlnes become i•K•I In , bt Jlallplero. but b"aloeismen. ate nol reu..ured. Th,y ,iew th• · Tht chapters 8 $ ' • •• 1 ay t a t lve . Boltlnelll • Kimball, 1en 7 ,11 30 at held be p nd will m. ' Britain on Jan. l, their control Big buelneumln, like me • · t ll'llellll 1'om11 Hym1■, M.D. lb:teta ,1to1red more 11181 •f c:om1J1g of the ,lot m�chlnes on 4 nc., l xJn1tGn A \11., Ntw may deJ}('nd on an llnder{'Ovtr 1l Jn w,b,IAtr'• 11n1110• .,.80gsterlsm 1 Jan I with lear ...d appr,•1 ..n 1lectlon of 1961. officer■ will take yor k 3C l3ty,Lo Entered HotpUal uf '1ht Texa1 ••penmtnt I de- 1 1■1Hlcatlo■ wlth th• nddure ' ew York N . h me. _ ___ 1 at UtN .ln _prnloul column, Or. l &h�n IMy did with alcthvl alo■t. 1 Among tho� who &nlcred Ho!- war now being waged by und@r- 1 bt<·omn "m11d11·f("t.d •DPrg\· " ::nou, remembering the ■lollnMl'of• · ��� Sul».:riplion rates: Delivered :.... � � i Ht l!i a I .s o a g!'eat bellev@r in bribery, protection rackets and I Tutal populalion of the Loa An· by c.irrier where available, 30 ,... Mui1 •Y· r•�rilng In The Four Wert quite obvlou1ly ier hottpltal m the pa11l 24 houn world 5yndkateI. whal he calls "dynamJc r t1.ax 1- murder th.at follo\\'d in the wake 1t lea area went up to an eiit lrnut- 1 cents per week; one year 1n Jl.d. lflPriliJ • _the Amenc1■ Medcl1l drunk 1'hey showed ma rked mu11- : we1 e · Mi.1111 Gcnt'va F:. 81n:hf1eld I So f r th r h bee vance at The Dally Sentlnel ot' of . the one-armed lfanditi In ed 6,!188,700, or about 4t1- per t>ent, , rice �tr ..attributed thir "le nfold In· cular lnco-ordlna t ion and l ittle or fl& <.:h1llk-othe Rd . M 1 1 Wllli1111m \ l ulem�e N: �a(�:ln•£ :a: :: : l ion ' •·l( nGryonf took: it up," 1 Anw , $HI 60, IIX months, S1 80; I • , ma111l11J1• . " lhtrt would be no �Jf In roed 1ccld1n11. lnv•I • no tonee rn for the 00<: ial pro�I'!•· L. Modd y , K•nauga. MJ., Kathy rh:a · · and 1958 •···n bt•t• I he I bf- l"en 1950 hi Ja< k ed NO one h11 � · : three .,.. ·90• B 'Y mo lor '• '4"U 1 • d r i v e r 1 t8 kl01 IVII·•a:• t1ff, oM 7 · her, R I. I Bidwell . Ml1i n. Jt would take 5 000 r r e I g h t route month - .d lhrown 1 ,he 1 nd\. 1ubject cried 11nco11lioll- 1 ,ynn Swls where av11\able• . on, ae, no y ca« to haul uwuy· the mo" the rt1 onth $1 00 By mi ll · one year • lts ll't loo sm■rt ror Ihat· ' ' ., lran<Jull ler, lo e11..... ably and afterwa rd WIO lar1ely Edith G Mercer. 7f¥I Milin St • 11 ca 1 . 1 sun con1wnn from JtseU 1n one '8 00 ' 1 · m nth ...· aei; ,hrte• 1 1 . <.<Qmpowided amnt1lc Hou of memory I ro.� i ,.., n Pleasant, Ch 1t1·Iea F. Buckle H,. h a b't · d,1v1..a i;rt'Ond. �f ulheN t.rm■. 'nlf) tranqull'Nd the period. Two ('O\lld not waJk 12IO Viand SI . , P1 . Pleasant: 1 Bui thou1and1 of the• "OfleI 111�nt �.' 'k � a. 1.t mf 11v, )'OU •p•dflc e111m- wilhout a11l1tance. " Mr,, Dorothy C. f.�Yender, Mad- 1 armed bandit,·· hllVe been im- j �� 9' whal Dr, Murray n11an1 Ytt in none ot Hwae 11 Jn- l�n A�e., Pt. Ple.11�1:1111, M i s s ported, primarily from Wt 1 1 1 Next Tuelday fflltrks the bt1ln- ' keep It hot term,. The lranquUed 1t1.11cu W H the blood alcohol �mda Sm, Barker, Maton , w. Va. l Germ.uy In preplJllikm for the j nln1 of another rabbit hunlln11 ! .Hemove rat from pan and pour '' I 8 a • If nothin& m•t- 1 ltvtl ,ulfidtmtly hljh " lo impair th..i rl eis W. Rou■h , .Ntiw Haven. I new year. fi'ourteen I. o n d o n Ha!Orl. Rabbit la the molt popu• blick 2 h1ble1poonsfuls, St ir 1n the m • I K_ y , 1 and &hti t wai no Gne �lae , automobile drivin,: ability, .,.�.. W, Ve . , l .awrerwe R . Wol fe , JU. club11 h11ve been bruken Jut o ,,.. Jar of lhe 1m1II aame and food I 2 tableapoona flour and cook unlH 1 • et hid, .l&oorln1 �raffle •11n, tv1lln1 to a number ul u. s. 1 Lehirt; W, _va. , Mr1, K e r r j cenlly and lt�.000 wol'th of ■lot , me1mrnol1 But llke any oth<Pr rnlxlure bubblea. Add milk ,low- __. � _tlon■, ,·u1tm1 In ■nd 1 oourl ded1km■. '' b laln , Southside, W, VI,, Ka1·en ' m1<:hlne1 1tolen. Nothlng til9f meat, rJ1bbit must bt proper1y : 1,v, atlrrina: constantly. Cook until j t',: a. � llen , Oak H 1 1 1, Preslon A. ha� been toul'11ed . lartN and- When qu111tl 1led later, f'ttpared In order lo be lood eat- I thick, 1tlrrin1 occasionally, thtu 18 vol• �ulm, Jronton, u ockln& � p th°"vl other mo• 1 unlun rred e C, p f, S l j U8Uolly a syndicate "••le._ . . ing. ·I l took a little lvna:er. Add 11a1II jud1.d lh1l "they would 1 n on, , PW■ · •· �· .. l ln 1 M • Mo . an, t bb S nee meat u pe an pt men l ' In ultd be, t 1p and ar1 if d r Jl p mornlnll tho ded, folerve, " I '1( 4. � J, t■ l _ i i � ut , bt:ie pe · I have n mo t un e 11 dr v t. 6 Po sm l , a e d rey J osl u the waya in which chlc- 1 To bruiae a larae rabbit iabout lt ll u. u K u U • lowing g the rn robblry, C ol ftrln to 111J N.... •U•atni•• I er1 !n the combined drui condi• H, lnger, u,. U turnb < ae 1 ken l>u uted. fin•gralned Is It d a'r'l ln1lall rn11 J own hl1 1-J u l, pounda 4 1 ··do one• of make r oil r o fat cut _ l · 1. llun· 11 a re1 ll of ,a n't ...,.....,,, llaorlq 1111 8 ;ha eel b1ndlt1 for a " lhaN" ' JD. !ht m J ld.QavoNd, and practically all for b1•ownin1 rnsJ. .l:-J cup wuler . . UII lie NNIUoa II care·• •Ukudt or 1leegOt1t1. M • Gero Id II. Wact., Bl Gar• profill. of il 1, white meal, LJke other ) Cook about l�(jaeaf, . r,. or until , lie ...._ rtllt• ... I doubt that thert- '1 MY nNd Hel: ·Av ., daug \ler, p.m. m n l al1, ' ultry lean d an , Meanwhllt, with 3 tabl• gravy M•ke tandar )lo &,lY •• • t er u I h t nd 11�und '"•pllf ltto 1�m. ror m. to point out lht lmpor• I r�r Iday. Mrl, Kenneth Shaw Oak ,,. ..._ fl h ra • t bblt 1a h -..... ea ere IN! lh w rwnora Ith t • ni es .. • •IOUrCt i J .111 p wm1 nour, J t■bleapoon1 fat al h I ,...... _ oll• the r'W Ml prt• lln<'I! of the Ttus and Indiana H ·n d U ht• 8 . 13 ■ m. ·. ldiy. ll ;• · . FI , IOfflt of Frank Co,lello'1 totmlr of hiKh-quality protein. and 3 cupi milk. Serve. 8. ..., 111111.., cllppl111 1 work a. thoH o( u, who drlvti Mlr1,' rr.�red r.de1m111n, W.ilerloo '-1 IN,.111 ,....,.. c1n for bu■intt1 or pleaaurt 1 star kt, , n, 15 a.m. rlday. l■IOCIc:1· Iea w Ill oraant,- tht 1lot•· SmaII youna rabblt1 1 fry11-., •�� Ra bl C ro , / Jl' e: ao machine racket 1lon1 · American ' lo 2 pound• relllly-to-cook ) may b l ulf ll! WH&era 8'y1, -, tr Ille etb•r 4lrtctlo■. Safety aroupe adviH u■ to "drlnk 1 q slice■ baron. 8 s in c1,1t uare■ DIRhar1N he llnea. .�•hHe committing th... , o, d1·1ve but not both.'' ! be fried 1ali1factortly 1n much t •3 ht mallet for furlhtl' , Te thi■ •• mu,t add: ,iKff I , Patients recflntly dl1Charged In- Lendlnl color to theM. rumor I lame way chkk.en ii fried, Ur 1 1 )'Oun8 rabbit ; cut in 1trv� por hit inabUlty lo! ti.. k"aqldlbed ,ut vi lr■ffl.n! C'1uded Ernnt A. Walla, J1me9 waa the FBI aell:ur'11 ofJ tlfiO,· they may be 1tewed and the meat tlona . 1/, cup nour � fine judament 1r1t1 0( 1 11d "hape.. or n•ab th n. j E. Silvey, Mr1. Virgil F. Burris 000 worth of 1lot in1ohifl!I in llA<I in varlou, ttclpu. • 1 r f la1t month. The 4JO Large yer■ and roastitri n■td l.a1poon salt Mn btlwNn e1111r1, I 4!Hffl el th tr 1111 d h Mr1. John H. Busch, Dianna D. Brooklyn g net > 111d hl1 loN of dtlnk •ad 0,e 11,:;:;, ;h• '- P'oster, Counlt Sut C o 1 1 i n I ambling rn■<'hhtes on lhe Brook. lonli, alow \.-OOklnli in a covered 1/., teasp0on pep�r Brent I., Polll1 Mr1. Charlea H. lyn docks awailing shipment to I pan to make them tender. &18t 1/, t e•poon m■rJQrem le L'Onlrol h, n.td1 tfa■qu lllztra." . Gray, Mn. BeHle Farrar, WII- flrnt In "BlrrnJngham' !ngl11nd ' method• or '-'OOkinl them art �� tea.poon ac<.-ent OOurN, lppty b i a p , Pe1·h1p1 I 1hou Idn't math Well,. Mra. Robert Rufr were 1ell:ed by G•men actlnl · osllcripl on 1t,win1 - that ii, 1immerin1 1n 4 mtdium potatoe1, pared prtt11 the 1u ptd- m · 1l b tht urnal ln 1 n o , 1 small amount ol water - and thinly ■Jiced tip a Md Infant daughter Mn. Paul J from Scotltnd Yard. jo u: �;t/ ,"' "h 1 Ui1 artlc ar ap 11 ed pe , · Plymale and infant daughter, KlnR ol •Brltaln'1 one a r m d br1i1in1 ·- Clr11t browr.ing in a lit• 2 unall onion■, 1lletd: t11 . .. r for ad full • • l • ape t n l dian■ I r e Mn. Ru8S41II E. RoMch and Infant bandit, 11 Bill W�battlr, • , 111 - 111 fat and then (°OOkina 1lowly, n, cu p, hot waler h■ 00• P .II ' �� 1 :e-ment1oned !ranqutl- aon end Mt1. Ch11rlei1 Reltmlre pound flo1·id•fa<'M pub owner1 with or without added Uquid on J bouillon cub., red vn the elftt'l1 o( ' ' · ,al 18 aYera1• dON ' 1:aer1 w1lOMI "orlulna 1 dev elop- ind inhml daughter, who 1lternat@ly thre.eteq1 wi\r to lop o( the rena:e or in \he oven. Fry b.acon •lowly until lljhtly . . lllr and I 1lhgl, av• men1 w11i, h3Hed bY fhe copy. !11non11 Alllftg hla rivals and pooh- pooha the LlqtUd used in brai1lng may bt I browned . Remove " from pan ind. a cording Io the midnJght re- chan<.'t! or A�rlcal\l muscllni \n sau� tbat adda f111vor to the dilh. pour off h1111lf the fat. � el 11<."0rutl u refl-=tfil wr l.l,er at "111 1dvane• ln 1111 fe- �<' vlor pattern, i,f :U nor- , 1 .Y, pol'l of the nur11ing dtpMtmen1 on the ta:.ade in " fniit " mac�ines, For most redpea, the rabbit ii Dip r•bbit pilCtl In a mixture "Mom aald ,he'd be • couple of mlnuna lat.I 1111M ______ . cut in ,erving piece, before it hi of flour, ,.u, pepper, marjoram, no patlen�, were In <'rltlce) or II they ■rt c-1Utd Mre. waltin1?'" wt'n, while mo,le • In cake ,, . Th•. · 1111� .'."' In th• palnt lnc poor cund 1llon. ''No tuppenny thu1 Is Cob\&' to �ked. Lara:• rabbit. •re u,u■lly and Accent. Brown in bacon flt. IT iiii . il_ of 76 � tipu • 1 • not fa ther, aon Tho1t who were !Isled a!l fair ni uscle in on thia ter1· ltory, " cut Into 9 or 11 pleCN - tht I Tt1n1fer rabbit to ca1aerol,. I . and a1 un�.11on , but pol11.vyal1 of 1 111clucld .John Clonch, M1·11. F'rank shouts Webater, ba111ln& hl1 fist , loreleai:11, 4 pieces from lhe 2 �Ind Covtr meat with potato and on- SOCCER P'LAYOFP 811:T GRAZIANO •MANAGES CLA� ' · lhr.. um e\aled persons. / Shaw Reuben Wood Mr■:___ Aurl1 on the <'Ountf"r of hiI pub , le1 and ! or I, l Nd.Ion k of b ac . ion I I Jl�t. SpnnkJe U1htly wlth IA (UPJJ • PHILADELPH ll Anl.J y 1 N ___ · P MIDDLETOW ' N · Big Bill Webater 1:1dopts the 'rha _kldney1 ■r■ wiually •ltach- rtm11lnln1 NHoned flour. Add hol · thony : rm!lano ht.a si � G soft sell when 1pdklng of alot ed inside lhe lower back and are waler to whl.:h bouillon cubes Otanp County Commt.1.nlly Col four year :0ntrIct to imanage• c. hl Von lege or Middletown wl\l m..t Dean I Ji• machines os ",ocio\ amenities" oooked and Hrvod with thta ploct· hn1 been added· -.hl•~heevywe1g Clay a t he shudder� at the llrm "ont- The IJ v1r 1nd he art may be cook- Cover and cook ln moderott Junk>!' Co1Jee:• of •rank.Un, Mau. , Philadelphia boxer who haa wo•n 11 ed with the re1t of tht rabbit in oven (350 de9ree F. I I houri. R• in tht taatern re1kmal playorf of of 21 proCes.tional fight,, wlth tWG bandit . . 1 . ·THI , 1lus Is a lealtimate bull• any redpe you al't llllnl, or 1tew• move cover for laat 11 minut.a to the Nationul J unior Collegiate Ath- jdrtws. ne�s, '��xplain1, addhla. "if ed ■epa rately lU1d UHd In 1r1vy. brown. S.rvt wllh hlicon 14ua111t letlc AMOCi■tion aocctr champion- Orai:Ulno at.o m■na,tt light. I wetaht contender lAn Matthewe. JWN AND l ship on Nov. 18, stewecl �•�bit Mirat on lop. Serve, t. . Lewi�. Elsworth ·swain, r r I d Vielcl of • Kirk. Chorlet ... Buckle. Ctl1rlet From I ,mall r1bb1l lit, to Sit, .PUNTRY re d .., A. Danlel,. Mr■. ,_H,nry Martin, , � :·:':� � ...,': The 11 Do It Ev Time -••-B imm Hatlo Jam1111 w. SWlnlJ•, Mn. Ja11HI 1-SHOW" you rabblta ra•r l rrom meat. • I Walker, Mr�. ��rr Blain, Mn. ; " ·11115 MOUSE tS I Owon J, Smith, Mr■. Louil Limb, . may count on about Iii cupo of SvMl'A'TICA � � reJld.v or pound per meal oooked • WAS' Fli.0 Uf? 1 ' Mr1. Zula W. Smith, Mr■. Edna •. 1u>i.ACI.I AFTERNOON EA.CH 1'tr. 'l5S: � = -cook weight. e IYrnl' M&R BIG Wll CONT NEliO 50 MANY ; Sigler, Mrs. F.lhel Beckner, Ro- toHere E,•• Sl-l! 1-JOUS a Y<MI re R001,1s ![t�.r..:-r':-rt<lpot IMlffll ..ua E,an,. Mro. <l ladya Lffh. 1 REAi:"IMI 'TOL.0 W■nl to lry. might 1r. Charltt Rou,h, and Mr■. tdI !STA"TE MAN lrl.. ·Pol .....,. . ward KIHr. All other palionll / FINO °™IM "10 With Your Favorite , f8r11Hd R1bb1t with Gravy! , were 11,1..i sood. SMALl.&R /4 s pou l'o nd ltlllle-New, Items ol i Five unlll of ' blood were ad· Younr rabbit ,1 to A800ay tok in p i ministered al the hospital on read coo > cut In IOf'V C ie<ti. ,, Frlday. . ., Ind Flour. ull, pepper DINNJ;;R labl..poon1 coolt!IIJ fot or otl 3 : SPEAKER NAMED . uy-Stll or NEW YOKK t UPll-01·. Mason ¼ <UP hot waler , ,4e 1tema W . Gross, pretiidt"nl of Rutaen I tablt1poon11 noor ;!,,., ' ' ' University , will art as masler of I cupa milk ATKINS anti c<'l't'monit'!I al the third annual I Roll rabbit Ir! mlxturt of flour. Cl.AL WE.NT aw.ur<ts ' dinner of the NaUon1l ; aalt, and pepper, Htat rat or oil �ROUcliM -• illt PAa.lLL Alli Football Foundollon and H•II ol In a heavy fry pan and brown tho IMli GaT MIA • YOU• HOSTS Fame, according to Ed11r W . ' ,;abbit slowlr, tumln1 to brown on C:O'TTAGI Oarbl,eh, chairman ol u,, dion;r 111 .11de1. Add water 111d cover SMALL-IS SMll 5.ATISl=\ D p,t11 tlahtl,•. committee. 1,, The ISO-per.plat• dinner, 1Ched- RedU<e · heal and coot llowly 04JMNOW uled for Ile<. ft, t, de,Jl(nfd to lllllll m..t It tender ! about t ��,!M t--- .. h<lp r•I•• l · .n'• for lh• F,>otb•II houri, addlni a· )Ntlt mort Wllot :'ii I H,11 ol Fomt, 'llhl<b' ls to ti needed. l'n<o,..,. ' 111d c,ooi s "Carlaon, tht.., It alwaJt worltlna te lmproYe hit on lbt Cllllplll of IM • mtnutoo lor,pr to l'ftrUp ourr-. • be �_HI'• a hfN. ·"'"" •. Nlilll It: It. tllol". . ·� , � ' '. TIii Wall llrttt Jo1&1111l recently car• B o., Nov. 12, 1960-S .,. ,., 2.6 tl na11v Senffntl, J',Jiitero,..'Mlfttlleport, ... . .... lESt&lCH AND OTtifl ,ARM S,Cl\llC['i mm If :. fl' . _. U.S. OUT U. YS FOR ALL ,AR M PII.OQII.AMI tlLLION, or OOlU.lS A Plant Is Kept Open I; ' __________ r at li�r 1th • lay­ Clyde l. 1ltrtalnt-d ed ID,1 nett dfr. d white e p!1yed nd f li e :i to M1- h1a op. k'henie ' lfn"ed n, Mrs. Betty a,. Mn, 11 s,,. thni.tntt • l-'••-----------=======::::::::a:aaa •)'DIOnd M1.ry. ltlrs. Smith, 1 wl1Y, lu-1. 1 I lilt ' ll'Jll, lrt. A. I it 's a good idea to spend some iage ls still giving off water and tlme watering and mulching foun- plants need water available to redatlon plants around lhe house or pJace th"IS Joss. In planter boxes, says Marvin Plants close to foundations or In planter boxes especially need adCarbonneau, Extension floriculr e T s r �;.i �:�t :�o�:i:at=�� �:;:;: ��:��a t:� �: :���: �:� �:.!"h�;;�� �t::-:t: leaf evergreeus need a consider- to dry out the soil, and the overucat ion at Marquette and her I abl.e amount ol water during the Juing on modern ranch-type homes Master 's from The Ohio State The Kyger Creek B?bcats traveled to Fa_irland Jast University. winter months, even though they keeps the naturol waler lrom rain are not actually growing. The fol• or snow !rum gelling lo the night and ran head Jong into a quarterback with a sling• shot arm who · passed the Bobcats dizzy as the Dragons plants. . winter to con posted a 26-0 shutout win in the final game of the sea- Honored G uea t _ · dunng Use mulch · son for both teams. serve moisture. Ir using a mwch . Frank Blazer, enjoying his finest performance of Wtu Delbert Bruch be sure the plants are watered the season, pitched 28 passes against the Bobcat de- Delbert Bruch was guesl or I well before extremely cold weath- fenders and completed 1 9 of them of 256 yards and two honor aI a b 1rth . d·ay party when . • I er. Jt may be necessary to dig touchdowns. the Den Two Cub Scouts of Rock . 12-18 Inches to see if the EarlY in the first period• Blazer----------down · met recently at the home Springs 1 • · hard connected with . Kmgery �· , end Jun · moi·st or dry 1·1 1t· 1s soi· l!I them 122 dozen yards and an even r en mother, 11,1 rs. 0v.,1gh t e o th d . pass to · o� an e ight-yard sconng · ture cond'tI ion to IeII whaI the mo1s added Kyger Creek first downs. Logan. . TNIS coa,01 INTITL!S YOU . 11:1 from the surface. Deep cracks give the host team a 6-o lead. 39 yards on two completions in A deroraled b'irlhday cake top· 'I TO A II.OD �EDUCTION Oil C\111 · · d'1cate "·t PIii or UNICO IIDJ-IIIP TIIU., . . . . . �_lap�y � •- Uve passing att.e,npts for a total ped w i' th t he mscnption The ru"Ie • armed quarteru.t1ck Luu p Jants are s u1rermg m somewhat from lack of waler. got into the scoring act himself of 16 l net yard!. , B irthday Qib Scout Delbert Wllh f Unico Red.i-Grips are not a 3rd Mulches that may be used are later in the initial canto when he • , However, the big reason for the the word cub scout in code, ire line., not a 2nd line, but our ground corn cobs peat moss co- picked orf on& f O ve Th heir fine pass- cream and koolaid were sen•ed fiaea1 coostruction NYLON d, sh�· aerials and sc;.pe� 25 ;::s �airland win .was t l'Oa bean hulls, �afmol tire. -For loneer tire life. snow 256 by them Mrs. Logan. nelled which mg ttack . a ,. • "· <- ror a Iouchuuwn , . , and a ....-v tread s,ipping action wide ntra ed bark and wood ch1ps, carwD1 . g while their ball carr1eni Games were _played followm . and 1rnooth road lra.Vel, it'• Fairland lead at the end of the Y?'°S neau says. > PIC.ked up another 108 on the the regular mcetmg, Present wen , 1. Unico Rcd.i-Grip&. Brin, Ul your quarter. coupon today I ground for a game total of 364 Jack Moore, Larry Walker, Keith Evans, Mike Carleton, Dwight SEO Standings rn the second quarter, J o h n yarde and 15 first downs. --CtOD IIIIINI Nffllllll ONLYALL GAMES STANDINGS Frazier blasted two ynrds for an- The loss cloaed out the Kyger Logan Jr. , Mike Young, Max Fol- 1 -- · - -other Dragon TD with Blazer Creek football season wilh 8 rec- mer, Mike Bentz, Charles John-· W L T P OP TEAM son, M ke r indstaff, and Marl( Gallipolis • • 9 0 0 304 6$ p.assing to Kingery for the ext�a ord of three wins and six losses and M iki e G ll. Athens . . . . . 7 2 O 278 54 points. Fairland held a 20-0 hall· and marked the first time in the ______s_u_.:_ three - year coaching tenure of Jackson • . . • 7 3 O 186 72 time lead. ms WIT1I TllE llPI McC.olllns that his team the Coach of game acore final The Logan . . . . . . 5 5 o 180 148 • fllw l&Sl'-IO<udl chlln oner break even or better. not did picture of the play probably was 58 Ironton . . . . 4 6 . o 92 1 • R,_ lostrt plstot 1rip lor the evening curred when and oc However, the lack of speed . Pl. Pleasant 3 6 O 113 147 264 Blazer lofted a pass lo Bill Chnnd- size. and experience look Jt.. toll HII 0 7 3 Middleport • ld� p,,t Pomeroy . . . 3 7 o 119 132 ler for a fi.5-yard touchdown play, and the Bobeals are loolcing lorWeUston . . . 3 7 0 106 185 making the final score read 2&-0. ward to 1001 when a fine group • ._, lnllittJC .... ■lids Nelsonville . I 9 o 76 345 Coach Bob McCollins' team was I of underclasamen should give in the ball game, mostly on their them the ingredient! for another • T.... 111n " ID 32", SEOAL STANOINGS ONLY fine ground attack which netted successfol campaign. 15• bow (FINAL) TIY & FIU DE..STIATIORI Kyger Creek Drops 26.O I Al fa'1rlande Blazer Sparkles 1itta ••• SNOW TI R E PRICE REDUCTION ( ( <hair­ """' ...--- .. ti lerllo � lljer. . J!d. 1,ij,J­ t , I, 0. Sin. c.,. ury, ipl lail- . �, 'C ,t Save $6.00 On A Pair of,: REDI -GRIP I MuD AND SNOW TIRES New Pulpwooli Saw r McCULLOCH ONE/61 With Th is Coupon Customer's Namo.___________ Town _____________...,_ � Pair Redl-Grip Tires Size..______�- ...u. a Addres--------------..-, •;_ i■o •• ,. SUPER SERVla STATION POMEROY .· ·,;: ' ® Jack W. Caney, Mgr.-E. Miln St.•· 1 " • Ip Phone WY-2-9932 . . •·JJu I ------..'..!==========================""'""'""'=.!1!""1,,'�L : -,-.. 1-H ; .i;o,,_, ___ ·"'"" '"'. ::.=r:-- IC .le .. .. Is d i, .- . 1 f { : Southwestern Dumps Hannan TOYS f��n--·':':·:·. ! : : :E :E Squad 16-8 In Last Outing -------. 1 f.:!i• . 0 : 2 5 0 108 206 The Southwestern Highlanders tallied 16 poin'. . t 6 o 75 124 o 7 o 48 305 the first half and then fought back repeated thrusts by MINIATURE 28 28 e 1043 1043 Hannan, W. Va. to score a 16-8 victory over the visitFARMA.LLS and ors last night on the Rio Grande gridiron. Coach Bill Caudill credited a tremendous team el• ' EQUIPMENT NOW FRIDAY S RESULTS: his lads as the reason for notching their fourth by fort Gallipolis 20 Athens o IN STOCK the. season against five setbacks. of victory Jacbon 28 Logan 22 flnal game of the their Playing USE OUR LAY-A4 Pomeroy 1 Nelsonville 6 ; the Hlghlnnders slight advantage In first downs season. 1960 ' Wellston 28 Middleport 16 WAY NOW 8. to II quar• first the In paydlrl struck Portsmouth 20 Ironton o ter when quarterback Ronnie Hal!Limited Supply) .-�.,.. Pleasant 32 R"ipJey O ley whipped around end and rac- Defensively• Blll Mlller. Jlm GAME NOVEMBER 24: FOed 20 yards for the touchdown. e·ishop, Bunny Bo8ter, and pe Jackson at Oak Hill kling r• spar ed ng In tu gleso rn Fullback Buck Foglesong ram- lormances for Southwestern. E • ( t,, NE:W ----· -nverYORK <UPH-New York med 1n for the two-point ...., Southwestern an 8-0 Score by quarters: to sion give "Where QuaJity Is Paramount'' f tJniversity's swimming team, de. d al tbe end of the period. lea Ath· rending Eastern Collegiate uthwestern 8 s o o - 18 . Phone WY•2-21 76 w UI The Gallia Countlans got a So 1ct1c Assoc1a1.ion champ1one, O O O 3 - 8 Corner Butt•rnut & Second open ' a 1 7 . met>t 1 000-'1 season �tnined d rive in gear · midway IDmnan against the University o( Connec- m the second quarter and sent POMEROY, O�t0 Foglesong the final five yards for The sun is so huge thal o n I y lieut on Dec. J. a touchdown. End BUMy Bos- 1.-lOOth of I per cent ol Its mass ter made tt 16-0 wben he scored wilt be used up In the next 1,500 the two-point converaion on an mlllion year. end-around play. The third quarter was a defenMASTER MIX ,.. ,Ive standoff as both learns aaw DOG.BURGER scoring drives thwarted by brute Packed With Energy line-play with the running bacb For Your Huntin,a: D0&"1 taking a beating. FREE Hannan soored their only points TICKETS ON THE late In the final quarter w h e • 1961 FALCON .. ,,., balance and tNdabllltyl Control that can't be copledl Jim Cornell bla,ted ten yard, MIDDLEPORT ror the m and John Hughes ran the extra points to make the 11. FEED MILL We've built more room and greater roadablllty Into thi1 a leek new '81 Pontlar. . . ' remlllts, lilted that •very play• No. 2nd SI. Phone WY-2-3254 Doore are wll'Jer and the11 re footroom. and legroom hsadroom, more There'• ;;;MIDDLEPORT er contributed a great deal to deelgned to open farther for Qrutor convenien ce. Coach Caudill, Jn his poet-game Tony Fowler owner-Operator By trimming 1ide overhang, we balanctd more w•lght directly between nal !ally 16-8. the win snd much improved learn the wheela. The '61 PDr, tia.: glvee you greater 1tabHlt)'. It glvH you I g,eater TIii _, 11111--'IUII DAIii USID I FOOT f'D1111111: •ur..,..tt11o11 ,r� � work paid off In the final BCDre. CASI DISC sense of control for ev""r>· m.:e, •very maneuver. Clf. .. lllf• lr11UNd kl l'llllliitt ' . No. 15 CHOPPER The Highlanders' l!ne offensive , t now the time to try the Wide-Track way to travel? l1n ' 4 IMM ....._ , .. .._II ,_ machine ground out 2 0 yards on For Shreading Corn twM■lltlll ilfl-MlllilllJ, the ground with Roger Shriver Stalks i-ONTIAC ••1 - IT'S ALL P'ONTIAC I . ' One SO ft. Elevator and Ronnie Halll;'!y getting 84 With loot - N•w yards each. Foglesong added fi6 ----------- S E E YO U R LOCAL AUTH O R I Z E D PONT IAC DE.ALEA ----------• ' yard• whUo Bob Terry ran for Morrif Implement 40 more. Balley enjoyed • pe,1ec1 ev.. .a . "d $,pply Co. > .._ hJa , ................ .....,1 Phone WY-2.:H-1 5- · •..,�. ,,., Phone WY 2.3202 - . ,-. . �. . . a, he pll<:hed four completed Stn■t P■trl POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy, Ohio posses eut ,or lour attempta for Mulberry Av,. 500 E. MAIN STREET .RACINE, OtllO ,_,.__.____.______________..� yards. Southwestern held a ,. ____________________________________________________ For Christmas! M iddleport . Pomeroy . . . Nelsonville TOTALS • qu1pment o. Me1gs 1.-=;;a;==,=====•I I .Pontiac tailors body dssign to a nsw Wlds-Track: . "Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills .• ........ B LA E T TN A R� S ... ........ .... ...... ..... ' '· ! �, •' ...... - ' � .. - ·- - .., . - -t • - .. ... - • 1 •,>, !IJ _,OLl.i . I. • � II E .,.. No Longer A Dream . t Ii I1,,t;II( Pr• fann writ« Ovi.l A Mt. 111, �rla: "Pu1bbutton farming � * ra! automation - ii no longer It II hen, 11y1 tile Agriculture t111 1n ill I veo year book. l latelt Ill I Ion, Nrle■ of book ■ , , YViDlla upecu ol Alllerlean •artcuJ. le llltltlecl 'Powtr lo Produce', It dt­ - ld' layman'1 lan111a,• - the m• el!•n1eal nYolutlon In ltrmJ.nt and paint■ a of advancN to oomt." lleut.ary of A1rlcullure BtnlOR ii tht •• et tile forward to tbla book. Ht ._... lht ltcbnolo1Jcal rt¥olutlon · tllat Illa been 10101 on In 11rlculture ev• �• 1h11 flrat tractor rumbled acro11 ftlijile. '1'1111 revolution, ht wrltN, "&Ive■ bl11tftt, every month, even every - better fOOd and more of II Im' �Id 1Ddllllr11J produota, I"' work, ) 'i J4i1un . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . . Nov. 1 2 . 1 960 Vision of *Grandeur' more leisure . . . "' The S11<:retary also touches on the charge that mechanitation, automahon and other advanced farming techniques and implement, resu lt in unemployment. It ia true, of "ourse. that machines do re­ place lndlvlduala - that mechanical en­ er1,7 1uppl1nt1 human ener(y. But, lo quote him directly again. "Increased pro­ ducl!vlty ptr man ii one of the (real conlrlbuUon1 of our llOclety. One element of ■oclety cannot 1i1 behind. A1ricullure la no uception." At the Dtpartment', book 1howa, a1rl­ cullure'1 mechanical revolul!on 11 •till prett y much In Ila infancy, despite the enormous pro1re11 that h11 been made. Enormou1 new 1trld&1 art comln1 in tht fore■eeablt future. Tht frulil of thla will be ■hared by all. -•� · .!Cl /i -- ------------ - --· i lUlAL ILICTll�"-'TION ""D TILIPHONII 'AIM OPIIAllON ANO OWNIISN1, ITAIILIIATION o, IAIM PIIC. ANO INCOMI CONSH\IA TION AMD 0(V[Lo,.,uNT D E] 1.0 1 � " Tod ' M ' :r � � d"l(a I Report : H I zer H . I ,,. ·, , • w , -• • Tuesday Marks Beg· nn· n9 Of Rabbit Season In A rea - ' ' . S"d GIonces ':a. {M 1 1 i . i I • •: 1: "'1i ..,..__..-.,.�.,-•._,j EAR • I carnlVQ ,------...al&i..,_____ •�e<! -;:=;;����-�=;��==;;:�===========�::::;;:==:;;::�� :".!:· 1�--�-- J.": 2:30 P.M. . l';;;:=:=:::::::c:==::::::=::::=:::::=- 1 ·WJI ,. '�-:r...- a."'" I I .._ 0 .... •....,lid --- Wau.-"'TME .... ... ...... s "'!'f - I Low r'M Tut'11 . . . . · 1 :.'2 r,11r Wed. , • • . . � .lh Jta111 .2!1 :tl Thur , . . . 52 lialfl to 7 Fn. . . . . . 4 19 Jtair :r, IY F.i1r Sat. - Report up Lu prns lime Averagtt h1�h !empn.tture for the 'A-� k this Yf!:.tr � i 111st yea r AT MEETING - Mrs. Garnet Willlamson of WiJ. Hamson Farm S upply. Rutland, and W, J. Klein, Sales Promotion Director, Allis-Chalmers Tractor Group and Vice President, inspect details of an artist's conception of the farm equipment dealer's installation of the fu. l�e, complete wit� helicopter service and �irslrip. Mrs. Wllhamson attended the recent mtroduchon of Allis­ Chalmers 1961 line of farm equipment al French Lick, I ndiana. Good Idea To Spend Time In_ Watering, Mulching Plants J.I commilloe nor1l,e,,__ 1 "' l4 Uon thir • ver <ommllltt th.el I in/eat tho ICU. J f SED FARM EQIJIPl'IIE�'l't .,. Three Ohio Home Economics •I ✓ ALL IN Extension Agent, we� honored e MOWERS thil wieei: at lhe National Home A-1 e TRACTORS Oemonstralfon Axsocialion meetlng in Chicago. They were Mrs. CONDITION • HARVESTERS Tyyni Hummel . Fulton County: Si )_ low Average lt!mper.ilure for Mn. Virgil Johmon , Van Wert LET'S TR ADE NOW! • • ,, County : end Mias Gertrude Ad- t he week t hu ye<1r r, I , 1�-�1 year �ams. Darke County. Plowmg: se.aaon mean, • new Mauey-Fers,uon tncLor.- . ' Mra. Hummel, together with .a plow or spreader. Come in, lel ' 1 trade! You11 1ne! Total pn:·c1p1l<1t1C)n for lhe We('k u� l!,\.unom1cs AgenI , . " uumt M .ICh1gan th II yf'ar .55, l;;st year (IJ ,' were awardec.I . $500 G. race I�ry.. r f p e tfatt' otal ll) 1on o a! CJJ,:t r FULTON THOMPSON ruaOR SAW·• •Inger Fe IIow1th 1pe. Th1.11 award 1s lhTui ' year 27 20 int:hes ' 1a!il · yc<1r or for professional improvesnent 26 03 Lnches. Phon■ WY 2-5 101 special work on a problem. Mrs. _ ., Call it "rabbit,. •r "rarebit, the di1h made with natural ehedd■r Hummel ' s propo5ed study ia on Normal average precipit.ahon OHIO POMERO Y ehee■e 11 a IUN way of plea•inr all membtn of the famil 1. Thia I• how to work wit h youn"" home- I 38.40 mches. becauu tile eMddar ri11t1 tht diah a ftavor beyond compare. Try ■ makers meet t ir, he needs. lo rabbit one., a11.d you'll want to try it ar■in. SuN of thil, the Borden Kitchtn llu deweloped a buie recipe with thNI appeUJ.ill& nria- Mrs. Johnson and Miss Ad.a.nu tiona.. received Dist inguished Service I · · B runeh N....1 On1ddt1" 0..... a.w.lt Awa rdI at a Recogmtion (IIMM 1 ,_. , ,emx.,,) today. This award lil given for 1 '(YNUU J¾ o-up,,) professional competence and oul1 (8-0I.) wedre Borden'• t tablNpoou batter achievement. st.inding Sharp atural N Wi■con1in flour t.abletl)OOhl 2 Cheddar Ch".._. 1hreddad M iss Adams, native of Wayne % tea■poon dry mu1tard 1,2; te■■po0n Worcetterahire ¾, t-■pooa. paprika County. Indiana received h e r aauce nm at pepper 1 cup ho.opniltd milk Bachelor'.a degree from Purdue · ., • Melt butt.r in top of double bollerj place O"t" r hot water. Add Uqiverslly. She served as home flour and ■-■onin11. Slowly blend in mllk. Cook until mis.lure economics Extension agent i n btrin1 to thleken. Add ebee■e and W orcelterahire ■av.c,; 1tir ontll Benloo and n.w:11 u, I in '-di• n .. -L1 ""'unties "" 1;:he.H tneltt• .S."• over toa1t. ' Darke to coming a before na Non: 1 f •"- •ltictrlc akille.t t, u!Sed. wt control■ at 2oo•F. to z50•,. Tbi• recipe ia u�ellent for late ■upper M"inp-doubl, County, Ohio in 195l. the reeipe to Mnl ■ix to ei1ht perlOIIIL •··· na1-ive o1 pauId• Mrs. J(h1u,,..1n, V�tioa11 Tom.at.o ■lieu . and c:rilp b■con mar be plaeed a.er a ing County has been home econHrv1nr of rabbit. Or, deviled or h■rd eoohd •11•, or cooked . ' . omJCS agent IR Van Wert County a1pararv.1 add tuty variation• whea 1ervtd atop rabbit. ---------------------- for the past twenty years. She received her Bachelor's from The e Ohio Slate University. . Take Advantage Of 1,andmar-k'• Mrs. Hummel Is a native from T ll Atlanlie Mine, Michigan. She rer."� r1t1sh Gangs . an ts • 0ne • rm e d ' B an d It i,, This "Rab it" Is A .Kare Bit HOKKAIDO. Japan mPn-Re,,- tho y111apn wlll - !Jr-l'I' N.. Weeks Weather ol Beku, nltage . on I 'Ill general •loctlon rm,· U tt. Three OhI.O ,...ntativ.1 , ------•·�·· thou Island al Japan · , • I �•1 . lllr;II Wu«bl! r Pret", Hokkaido. have to loca! elec- l ufety fn:111'1 the wild bear-I tha, . Home Eeonom1cs su�Ionn '· · ·"· 4� 27 Rain &uptrv!lo" ll.dlfl .o2 r---------------iiiiioiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1o- Agents Honored S.6 •,r• • • ,.. _ .. - - '8 AGIIC.ULruUL 6. 5 ...- PaOGIAMI •• bl kept open, 111 production lncrened, 1H1 19.14 1916 1951 195' IHO 1961 . ,std an lllt1r11t1ne and unu1ual Uttlt ind the joba Involved hive lleen 11ved. IIOry conctrnln1 • 1roup of union Thia aroup of union worker, and off!. PARM AID COSTS tJP-The 19S0·90 deude hH HID tht colt of the 1overnmenl'1, farm pro&r•m aplnlln(. Newt­ :tP\ll'WI and union offlcl1l1. clala, and the company, laced and solved ch■rt above 1how1 that from a low of one billion dol11ra , Tb1 lllllon men concerned art tmploy. a problem In the one aound way. It 11 a annually, upentllturta have mounted 11ntll In 1959 they .1'4 IIY a company which manufactures problem which is becoming more and reached an all-time peak of e.5 billion■. Codi rtNded 1 -�a,IOIII kinda ol tlectrlcal equipment aomewhat Jn 19110 but ,tarted cllmbln& aaaln In ft■cal lW.. mora generll ln a long list of Industries 6oure11: Department o! Aarlcullurt. 1 UICI ID •utomobl111 and boat■. But hl&h and enterprises. Wages and other pay• liNtl bid made It nect111ry lo clDN one roll cost, go up and up - while manhour Ill plant, 11nl111 llOmt kind of remedproduction goes down or remain, static. Po,t Matrons W i l l . THE DAILY SENTINEL Then the eompetitive powe r or the indus• -------------------------------. tctIOD was taken. Company olficers DEVOTED TO INTEREST Hold Turkey Fete ,: fllpoNd I n incentiv e pay plan under try Involved . becomes steadily weaker _ MEIGS-MASON AREA OF -H4 Mornin� Siar Chapter No. . wlltc:h 10101 wag, 1cale1 would be main- p■rllcularly when it must meet foreign 1 S. Dwan, Publlshar Richard OES will honor lhe chapter 's pa.st , laloe4 but the productivity of workera competition. Layoffs and plant closures ' every afterno.on es,. ' 11hed Publ matrons imd pest patrons with a ept ay Sund by Th• Ohio Val• WOiitd "· uw Increased. In other word■ it be(·ome u n avo i dable. turkey supper at. 6 - :JO p· m · Mon- �ley Publl1hln1 Conipany, 110 ' "--came r• a matter of mort work for iht day . Nov. I� m · the Ma,onlc Meehanic st .. Pomeroy, Ohio, Let'• have ti1e h .1g hest pos, lb le waie! I Temple al Thurman. : ,-in• pay check. Busines, Office phone WY·'J,. Ind working conditions in t his country. members All or the are chapter 2157 , editorial phone WY-'J,. \ • Th• rNull: Union official1 approv�d , Bui we can only have them, without !Pl'· Invited 2156. mem• ch a E •affair. the to A . �the unfon membership voted for the Jous unemploym ent , if we ha\'e maxiber, except the Past Matron, and Entered as second cl11s mallpliri'·almost unanim ously. The plant will _ mum prod� ctinn for each wage dollar'. _ Patrons are asked to bring a Ing matter at the r,os! offlc� Mt Pa!lt IY TOM A. CULLEN - __ ! C•poM and Lucky Luciano were : gangaten.'" Pomeroy , Ohio. d ish for the supper. vered co 1 pAtttr JOt !i I1 LONI.>O N - l�EA - Whe� ope1·1tln1 tuday, they would oot ! De pill thll t B titon1 Nallon1I 1d vtrll1\ng rtpre• regular meeting 0 0Sptta ,lol maehlnes become i•K•I In , bt Jlallplero. but b"aloeismen. ate nol reu..ured. Th,y ,iew th• · Tht chapters 8 $ ' • •• 1 ay t a t lve . Boltlnelll • Kimball, 1en 7 ,11 30 at held be p nd will m. ' Britain on Jan. l, their control Big buelneumln, like me • · t ll'llellll 1'om11 Hym1■, M.D. lb:teta ,1to1red more 11181 •f c:om1J1g of the ,lot m�chlnes on 4 nc., l xJn1tGn A \11., Ntw may deJ}('nd on an llnder{'Ovtr 1l Jn w,b,IAtr'• 11n1110• .,.80gsterlsm 1 Jan I with lear ...d appr,•1 ..n 1lectlon of 1961. officer■ will take yor k 3C l3ty,Lo Entered HotpUal uf '1ht Texa1 ••penmtnt I de- 1 1■1Hlcatlo■ wlth th• nddure ' ew York N . h me. _ ___ 1 at UtN .ln _prnloul column, Or. l &h�n IMy did with alcthvl alo■t. 1 Among tho� who &nlcred Ho!- war now being waged by und@r- 1 bt<·omn "m11d11·f("t.d •DPrg\· " ::nou, remembering the ■lollnMl'of• · ��� Sul».:riplion rates: Delivered :.... � � i Ht l!i a I .s o a g!'eat bellev@r in bribery, protection rackets and I Tutal populalion of the Loa An· by c.irrier where available, 30 ,... Mui1 •Y· r•�rilng In The Four Wert quite obvlou1ly ier hottpltal m the pa11l 24 houn world 5yndkateI. whal he calls "dynamJc r t1.ax 1- murder th.at follo\\'d in the wake 1t lea area went up to an eiit lrnut- 1 cents per week; one year 1n Jl.d. lflPriliJ • _the Amenc1■ Medcl1l drunk 1'hey showed ma rked mu11- : we1 e · Mi.1111 Gcnt'va F:. 81n:hf1eld I So f r th r h bee vance at The Dally Sentlnel ot' of . the one-armed lfanditi In ed 6,!188,700, or about 4t1- per t>ent, , rice �tr ..attributed thir "le nfold In· cular lnco-ordlna t ion and l ittle or fl& <.:h1llk-othe Rd . M 1 1 Wllli1111m \ l ulem�e N: �a(�:ln•£ :a: :: : l ion ' •·l( nGryonf took: it up," 1 Anw , $HI 60, IIX months, S1 80; I • , ma111l11J1• . " lhtrt would be no �Jf In roed 1ccld1n11. lnv•I • no tonee rn for the 00<: ial pro�I'!•· L. Modd y , K•nauga. MJ., Kathy rh:a · · and 1958 •···n bt•t• I he I bf- l"en 1950 hi Ja< k ed NO one h11 � · : three .,.. ·90• B 'Y mo lor '• '4"U 1 • d r i v e r 1 t8 kl01 IVII·•a:• t1ff, oM 7 · her, R I. I Bidwell . Ml1i n. Jt would take 5 000 r r e I g h t route month - .d lhrown 1 ,he 1 nd\. 1ubject cried 11nco11lioll- 1 ,ynn Swls where av11\able• . on, ae, no y ca« to haul uwuy· the mo" the rt1 onth $1 00 By mi ll · one year • lts ll't loo sm■rt ror Ihat· ' ' ., lran<Jull ler, lo e11..... ably and afterwa rd WIO lar1ely Edith G Mercer. 7f¥I Milin St • 11 ca 1 . 1 sun con1wnn from JtseU 1n one '8 00 ' 1 · m nth ...· aei; ,hrte• 1 1 . <.<Qmpowided amnt1lc Hou of memory I ro.� i ,.., n Pleasant, Ch 1t1·Iea F. Buckle H,. h a b't · d,1v1..a i;rt'Ond. �f ulheN t.rm■. 'nlf) tranqull'Nd the period. Two ('O\lld not waJk 12IO Viand SI . , P1 . Pleasant: 1 Bui thou1and1 of the• "OfleI 111�nt �.' 'k � a. 1.t mf 11v, )'OU •p•dflc e111m- wilhout a11l1tance. " Mr,, Dorothy C. f.�Yender, Mad- 1 armed bandit,·· hllVe been im- j �� 9' whal Dr, Murray n11an1 Ytt in none ot Hwae 11 Jn- l�n A�e., Pt. Ple.11�1:1111, M i s s ported, primarily from Wt 1 1 1 Next Tuelday fflltrks the bt1ln- ' keep It hot term,. The lranquUed 1t1.11cu W H the blood alcohol �mda Sm, Barker, Maton , w. Va. l Germ.uy In preplJllikm for the j nln1 of another rabbit hunlln11 ! .Hemove rat from pan and pour '' I 8 a • If nothin& m•t- 1 ltvtl ,ulfidtmtly hljh " lo impair th..i rl eis W. Rou■h , .Ntiw Haven. I new year. fi'ourteen I. o n d o n Ha!Orl. Rabbit la the molt popu• blick 2 h1ble1poonsfuls, St ir 1n the m • I K_ y , 1 and &hti t wai no Gne �lae , automobile drivin,: ability, .,.�.. W, Ve . , l .awrerwe R . Wol fe , JU. club11 h11ve been bruken Jut o ,,.. Jar of lhe 1m1II aame and food I 2 tableapoona flour and cook unlH 1 • et hid, .l&oorln1 �raffle •11n, tv1lln1 to a number ul u. s. 1 Lehirt; W, _va. , Mr1, K e r r j cenlly and lt�.000 wol'th of ■lot , me1mrnol1 But llke any oth<Pr rnlxlure bubblea. Add milk ,low- __. � _tlon■, ,·u1tm1 In ■nd 1 oourl ded1km■. '' b laln , Southside, W, VI,, Ka1·en ' m1<:hlne1 1tolen. Nothlng til9f meat, rJ1bbit must bt proper1y : 1,v, atlrrina: constantly. Cook until j t',: a. � llen , Oak H 1 1 1, Preslon A. ha� been toul'11ed . lartN and- When qu111tl 1led later, f'ttpared In order lo be lood eat- I thick, 1tlrrin1 occasionally, thtu 18 vol• �ulm, Jronton, u ockln& � p th°"vl other mo• 1 unlun rred e C, p f, S l j U8Uolly a syndicate "••le._ . . ing. ·I l took a little lvna:er. Add 11a1II jud1.d lh1l "they would 1 n on, , PW■ · •· �· .. l ln 1 M • Mo . an, t bb S nee meat u pe an pt men l ' In ultd be, t 1p and ar1 if d r Jl p mornlnll tho ded, folerve, " I '1( 4. � J, t■ l _ i i � ut , bt:ie pe · I have n mo t un e 11 dr v t. 6 Po sm l , a e d rey J osl u the waya in which chlc- 1 To bruiae a larae rabbit iabout lt ll u. u K u U • lowing g the rn robblry, C ol ftrln to 111J N.... •U•atni•• I er1 !n the combined drui condi• H, lnger, u,. U turnb < ae 1 ken l>u uted. fin•gralned Is It d a'r'l ln1lall rn11 J own hl1 1-J u l, pounda 4 1 ··do one• of make r oil r o fat cut _ l · 1. llun· 11 a re1 ll of ,a n't ...,.....,,, llaorlq 1111 8 ;ha eel b1ndlt1 for a " lhaN" ' JD. !ht m J ld.QavoNd, and practically all for b1•ownin1 rnsJ. .l:-J cup wuler . . UII lie NNIUoa II care·• •Ukudt or 1leegOt1t1. M • Gero Id II. Wact., Bl Gar• profill. of il 1, white meal, LJke other ) Cook about l�(jaeaf, . r,. or until , lie ...._ rtllt• ... I doubt that thert- '1 MY nNd Hel: ·Av ., daug \ler, p.m. m n l al1, ' ultry lean d an , Meanwhllt, with 3 tabl• gravy M•ke tandar )lo &,lY •• • t er u I h t nd 11�und '"•pllf ltto 1�m. ror m. to point out lht lmpor• I r�r Iday. Mrl, Kenneth Shaw Oak ,,. ..._ fl h ra • t bblt 1a h -..... ea ere IN! lh w rwnora Ith t • ni es .. • •IOUrCt i J .111 p wm1 nour, J t■bleapoon1 fat al h I ,...... _ oll• the r'W Ml prt• lln<'I! of the Ttus and Indiana H ·n d U ht• 8 . 13 ■ m. ·. ldiy. ll ;• · . FI , IOfflt of Frank Co,lello'1 totmlr of hiKh-quality protein. and 3 cupi milk. Serve. 8. ..., 111111.., cllppl111 1 work a. thoH o( u, who drlvti Mlr1,' rr.�red r.de1m111n, W.ilerloo '-1 IN,.111 ,....,.. c1n for bu■intt1 or pleaaurt 1 star kt, , n, 15 a.m. rlday. l■IOCIc:1· Iea w Ill oraant,- tht 1lot•· SmaII youna rabblt1 1 fry11-., •�� Ra bl C ro , / Jl' e: ao machine racket 1lon1 · American ' lo 2 pound• relllly-to-cook ) may b l ulf ll! WH&era 8'y1, -, tr Ille etb•r 4lrtctlo■. Safety aroupe adviH u■ to "drlnk 1 q slice■ baron. 8 s in c1,1t uare■ DIRhar1N he llnea. .�•hHe committing th... , o, d1·1ve but not both.'' ! be fried 1ali1factortly 1n much t •3 ht mallet for furlhtl' , Te thi■ •• mu,t add: ,iKff I , Patients recflntly dl1Charged In- Lendlnl color to theM. rumor I lame way chkk.en ii fried, Ur 1 1 )'Oun8 rabbit ; cut in 1trv� por hit inabUlty lo! ti.. k"aqldlbed ,ut vi lr■ffl.n! C'1uded Ernnt A. Walla, J1me9 waa the FBI aell:ur'11 ofJ tlfiO,· they may be 1tewed and the meat tlona . 1/, cup nour � fine judament 1r1t1 0( 1 11d "hape.. or n•ab th n. j E. Silvey, Mr1. Virgil F. Burris 000 worth of 1lot in1ohifl!I in llA<I in varlou, ttclpu. • 1 r f la1t month. The 4JO Large yer■ and roastitri n■td l.a1poon salt Mn btlwNn e1111r1, I 4!Hffl el th tr 1111 d h Mr1. John H. Busch, Dianna D. Brooklyn g net > 111d hl1 loN of dtlnk •ad 0,e 11,:;:;, ;h• '- P'oster, Counlt Sut C o 1 1 i n I ambling rn■<'hhtes on lhe Brook. lonli, alow \.-OOklnli in a covered 1/., teasp0on pep�r Brent I., Polll1 Mr1. Charlea H. lyn docks awailing shipment to I pan to make them tender. &18t 1/, t e•poon m■rJQrem le L'Onlrol h, n.td1 tfa■qu lllztra." . Gray, Mn. BeHle Farrar, WII- flrnt In "BlrrnJngham' !ngl11nd ' method• or '-'OOkinl them art �� tea.poon ac<.-ent OOurN, lppty b i a p , Pe1·h1p1 I 1hou Idn't math Well,. Mra. Robert Rufr were 1ell:ed by G•men actlnl · osllcripl on 1t,win1 - that ii, 1immerin1 1n 4 mtdium potatoe1, pared prtt11 the 1u ptd- m · 1l b tht urnal ln 1 n o , 1 small amount ol water - and thinly ■Jiced tip a Md Infant daughter Mn. Paul J from Scotltnd Yard. jo u: �;t/ ,"' "h 1 Ui1 artlc ar ap 11 ed pe , · Plymale and infant daughter, KlnR ol •Brltaln'1 one a r m d br1i1in1 ·- Clr11t browr.ing in a lit• 2 unall onion■, 1lletd: t11 . .. r for ad full • • l • ape t n l dian■ I r e Mn. Ru8S41II E. RoMch and Infant bandit, 11 Bill W�battlr, • , 111 - 111 fat and then (°OOkina 1lowly, n, cu p, hot waler h■ 00• P .II ' �� 1 :e-ment1oned !ranqutl- aon end Mt1. Ch11rlei1 Reltmlre pound flo1·id•fa<'M pub owner1 with or without added Uquid on J bouillon cub., red vn the elftt'l1 o( ' ' · ,al 18 aYera1• dON ' 1:aer1 w1lOMI "orlulna 1 dev elop- ind inhml daughter, who 1lternat@ly thre.eteq1 wi\r to lop o( the rena:e or in \he oven. Fry b.acon •lowly until lljhtly . . lllr and I 1lhgl, av• men1 w11i, h3Hed bY fhe copy. !11non11 Alllftg hla rivals and pooh- pooha the LlqtUd used in brai1lng may bt I browned . Remove " from pan ind. a cording Io the midnJght re- chan<.'t! or A�rlcal\l muscllni \n sau� tbat adda f111vor to the dilh. pour off h1111lf the fat. � el 11<."0rutl u refl-=tfil wr l.l,er at "111 1dvane• ln 1111 fe- �<' vlor pattern, i,f :U nor- , 1 .Y, pol'l of the nur11ing dtpMtmen1 on the ta:.ade in " fniit " mac�ines, For most redpea, the rabbit ii Dip r•bbit pilCtl In a mixture "Mom aald ,he'd be • couple of mlnuna lat.I 1111M ______ . cut in ,erving piece, before it hi of flour, ,.u, pepper, marjoram, no patlen�, were In <'rltlce) or II they ■rt c-1Utd Mre. waltin1?'" wt'n, while mo,le • In cake ,, . Th•. · 1111� .'."' In th• palnt lnc poor cund 1llon. ''No tuppenny thu1 Is Cob\&' to �ked. Lara:• rabbit. •re u,u■lly and Accent. Brown in bacon flt. IT iiii . il_ of 76 � tipu • 1 • not fa ther, aon Tho1t who were !Isled a!l fair ni uscle in on thia ter1· ltory, " cut Into 9 or 11 pleCN - tht I Tt1n1fer rabbit to ca1aerol,. I . and a1 un�.11on , but pol11.vyal1 of 1 111clucld .John Clonch, M1·11. F'rank shouts Webater, ba111ln& hl1 fist , loreleai:11, 4 pieces from lhe 2 �Ind Covtr meat with potato and on- SOCCER P'LAYOFP 811:T GRAZIANO •MANAGES CLA� ' · lhr.. um e\aled persons. / Shaw Reuben Wood Mr■:___ Aurl1 on the <'Ountf"r of hiI pub , le1 and ! or I, l Nd.Ion k of b ac . ion I I Jl�t. SpnnkJe U1htly wlth IA (UPJJ • PHILADELPH ll Anl.J y 1 N ___ · P MIDDLETOW ' N · Big Bill Webater 1:1dopts the 'rha _kldney1 ■r■ wiually •ltach- rtm11lnln1 NHoned flour. Add hol · thony : rm!lano ht.a si � G soft sell when 1pdklng of alot ed inside lhe lower back and are waler to whl.:h bouillon cubes Otanp County Commt.1.nlly Col four year :0ntrIct to imanage• c. hl Von lege or Middletown wl\l m..t Dean I Ji• machines os ",ocio\ amenities" oooked and Hrvod with thta ploct· hn1 been added· -.hl•~heevywe1g Clay a t he shudder� at the llrm "ont- The IJ v1r 1nd he art may be cook- Cover and cook ln moderott Junk>!' Co1Jee:• of •rank.Un, Mau. , Philadelphia boxer who haa wo•n 11 ed with the re1t of tht rabbit in oven (350 de9ree F. I I houri. R• in tht taatern re1kmal playorf of of 21 proCes.tional fight,, wlth tWG bandit . . 1 . ·THI , 1lus Is a lealtimate bull• any redpe you al't llllnl, or 1tew• move cover for laat 11 minut.a to the Nationul J unior Collegiate Ath- jdrtws. ne�s, '��xplain1, addhla. "if ed ■epa rately lU1d UHd In 1r1vy. brown. S.rvt wllh hlicon 14ua111t letlc AMOCi■tion aocctr champion- Orai:Ulno at.o m■na,tt light. I wetaht contender lAn Matthewe. JWN AND l ship on Nov. 18, stewecl �•�bit Mirat on lop. Serve, t. . Lewi�. Elsworth ·swain, r r I d Vielcl of • Kirk. Chorlet ... Buckle. Ctl1rlet From I ,mall r1bb1l lit, to Sit, .PUNTRY re d .., A. Danlel,. Mr■. ,_H,nry Martin, , � :·:':� � ...,': The 11 Do It Ev Time -••-B imm Hatlo Jam1111 w. SWlnlJ•, Mn. Ja11HI 1-SHOW" you rabblta ra•r l rrom meat. • I Walker, Mr�. ��rr Blain, Mn. ; " ·11115 MOUSE tS I Owon J, Smith, Mr■. Louil Limb, . may count on about Iii cupo of SvMl'A'TICA � � reJld.v or pound per meal oooked • WAS' Fli.0 Uf? 1 ' Mr1. Zula W. Smith, Mr■. Edna •. 1u>i.ACI.I AFTERNOON EA.CH 1'tr. 'l5S: � = -cook weight. e IYrnl' M&R BIG Wll CONT NEliO 50 MANY ; Sigler, Mrs. F.lhel Beckner, Ro- toHere E,•• Sl-l! 1-JOUS a Y<MI re R001,1s ![t�.r..:-r':-rt<lpot IMlffll ..ua E,an,. Mro. <l ladya Lffh. 1 REAi:"IMI 'TOL.0 W■nl to lry. might 1r. Charltt Rou,h, and Mr■. tdI !STA"TE MAN lrl.. ·Pol .....,. . ward KIHr. All other palionll / FINO °™IM "10 With Your Favorite , f8r11Hd R1bb1t with Gravy! , were 11,1..i sood. SMALl.&R /4 s pou l'o nd ltlllle-New, Items ol i Five unlll of ' blood were ad· Younr rabbit ,1 to A800ay tok in p i ministered al the hospital on read coo > cut In IOf'V C ie<ti. ,, Frlday. . ., Ind Flour. ull, pepper DINNJ;;R labl..poon1 coolt!IIJ fot or otl 3 : SPEAKER NAMED . uy-Stll or NEW YOKK t UPll-01·. Mason ¼ <UP hot waler , ,4e 1tema W . Gross, pretiidt"nl of Rutaen I tablt1poon11 noor ;!,,., ' ' ' University , will art as masler of I cupa milk ATKINS anti c<'l't'monit'!I al the third annual I Roll rabbit Ir! mlxturt of flour. Cl.AL WE.NT aw.ur<ts ' dinner of the NaUon1l ; aalt, and pepper, Htat rat or oil �ROUcliM -• illt PAa.lLL Alli Football Foundollon and H•II ol In a heavy fry pan and brown tho IMli GaT MIA • YOU• HOSTS Fame, according to Ed11r W . ' ,;abbit slowlr, tumln1 to brown on C:O'TTAGI Oarbl,eh, chairman ol u,, dion;r 111 .11de1. Add water 111d cover SMALL-IS SMll 5.ATISl=\ D p,t11 tlahtl,•. committee. 1,, The ISO-per.plat• dinner, 1Ched- RedU<e · heal and coot llowly 04JMNOW uled for Ile<. ft, t, de,Jl(nfd to lllllll m..t It tender ! about t ��,!M t--- .. h<lp r•I•• l · .n'• for lh• F,>otb•II houri, addlni a· )Ntlt mort Wllot :'ii I H,11 ol Fomt, 'llhl<b' ls to ti needed. l'n<o,..,. ' 111d c,ooi s "Carlaon, tht.., It alwaJt worltlna te lmproYe hit on lbt Cllllplll of IM • mtnutoo lor,pr to l'ftrUp ourr-. • be �_HI'• a hfN. ·"'"" •. Nlilll It: It. tllol". . ·� , � ' '. TIii Wall llrttt Jo1&1111l recently car• B o., Nov. 12, 1960-S .,. ,., 2.6 tl na11v Senffntl, J',Jiitero,..'Mlfttlleport, ... . .... lESt&lCH AND OTtifl ,ARM S,Cl\llC['i mm If :. fl' . _. U.S. OUT U. YS FOR ALL ,AR M PII.OQII.AMI tlLLION, or OOlU.lS A Plant Is Kept Open I; ' __________ r at li�r 1th • lay­ Clyde l. 1ltrtalnt-d ed ID,1 nett dfr. d white e p!1yed nd f li e :i to M1- h1a op. k'henie ' lfn"ed n, Mrs. Betty a,. Mn, 11 s,,. thni.tntt • l-'••-----------=======::::::::a:aaa •)'DIOnd M1.ry. ltlrs. Smith, 1 wl1Y, lu-1. 1 I lilt ' ll'Jll, lrt. A. I it 's a good idea to spend some iage ls still giving off water and tlme watering and mulching foun- plants need water available to redatlon plants around lhe house or pJace th"IS Joss. In planter boxes, says Marvin Plants close to foundations or In planter boxes especially need adCarbonneau, Extension floriculr e T s r �;.i �:�t :�o�:i:at=�� �:;:;: ��:��a t:� �: :���: �:� �:.!"h�;;�� �t::-:t: leaf evergreeus need a consider- to dry out the soil, and the overucat ion at Marquette and her I abl.e amount ol water during the Juing on modern ranch-type homes Master 's from The Ohio State The Kyger Creek B?bcats traveled to Fa_irland Jast University. winter months, even though they keeps the naturol waler lrom rain are not actually growing. The fol• or snow !rum gelling lo the night and ran head Jong into a quarterback with a sling• shot arm who · passed the Bobcats dizzy as the Dragons plants. . winter to con posted a 26-0 shutout win in the final game of the sea- Honored G uea t _ · dunng Use mulch · son for both teams. serve moisture. Ir using a mwch . Frank Blazer, enjoying his finest performance of Wtu Delbert Bruch be sure the plants are watered the season, pitched 28 passes against the Bobcat de- Delbert Bruch was guesl or I well before extremely cold weath- fenders and completed 1 9 of them of 256 yards and two honor aI a b 1rth . d·ay party when . • I er. Jt may be necessary to dig touchdowns. the Den Two Cub Scouts of Rock . 12-18 Inches to see if the EarlY in the first period• Blazer----------down · met recently at the home Springs 1 • · hard connected with . Kmgery �· , end Jun · moi·st or dry 1·1 1t· 1s soi· l!I them 122 dozen yards and an even r en mother, 11,1 rs. 0v.,1gh t e o th d . pass to · o� an e ight-yard sconng · ture cond'tI ion to IeII whaI the mo1s added Kyger Creek first downs. Logan. . TNIS coa,01 INTITL!S YOU . 11:1 from the surface. Deep cracks give the host team a 6-o lead. 39 yards on two completions in A deroraled b'irlhday cake top· 'I TO A II.OD �EDUCTION Oil C\111 · · d'1cate "·t PIii or UNICO IIDJ-IIIP TIIU., . . . . . �_lap�y � •- Uve passing att.e,npts for a total ped w i' th t he mscnption The ru"Ie • armed quarteru.t1ck Luu p Jants are s u1rermg m somewhat from lack of waler. got into the scoring act himself of 16 l net yard!. , B irthday Qib Scout Delbert Wllh f Unico Red.i-Grips are not a 3rd Mulches that may be used are later in the initial canto when he • , However, the big reason for the the word cub scout in code, ire line., not a 2nd line, but our ground corn cobs peat moss co- picked orf on& f O ve Th heir fine pass- cream and koolaid were sen•ed fiaea1 coostruction NYLON d, sh�· aerials and sc;.pe� 25 ;::s �airland win .was t l'Oa bean hulls, �afmol tire. -For loneer tire life. snow 256 by them Mrs. Logan. nelled which mg ttack . a ,. • "· <- ror a Iouchuuwn , . , and a ....-v tread s,ipping action wide ntra ed bark and wood ch1ps, carwD1 . g while their ball carr1eni Games were _played followm . and 1rnooth road lra.Vel, it'• Fairland lead at the end of the Y?'°S neau says. > PIC.ked up another 108 on the the regular mcetmg, Present wen , 1. Unico Rcd.i-Grip&. Brin, Ul your quarter. coupon today I ground for a game total of 364 Jack Moore, Larry Walker, Keith Evans, Mike Carleton, Dwight SEO Standings rn the second quarter, J o h n yarde and 15 first downs. --CtOD IIIIINI Nffllllll ONLYALL GAMES STANDINGS Frazier blasted two ynrds for an- The loss cloaed out the Kyger Logan Jr. , Mike Young, Max Fol- 1 -- · - -other Dragon TD with Blazer Creek football season wilh 8 rec- mer, Mike Bentz, Charles John-· W L T P OP TEAM son, M ke r indstaff, and Marl( Gallipolis • • 9 0 0 304 6$ p.assing to Kingery for the ext�a ord of three wins and six losses and M iki e G ll. Athens . . . . . 7 2 O 278 54 points. Fairland held a 20-0 hall· and marked the first time in the ______s_u_.:_ three - year coaching tenure of Jackson • . . • 7 3 O 186 72 time lead. ms WIT1I TllE llPI McC.olllns that his team the Coach of game acore final The Logan . . . . . . 5 5 o 180 148 • fllw l&Sl'-IO<udl chlln oner break even or better. not did picture of the play probably was 58 Ironton . . . . 4 6 . o 92 1 • R,_ lostrt plstot 1rip lor the evening curred when and oc However, the lack of speed . Pl. Pleasant 3 6 O 113 147 264 Blazer lofted a pass lo Bill Chnnd- size. and experience look Jt.. toll HII 0 7 3 Middleport • ld� p,,t Pomeroy . . . 3 7 o 119 132 ler for a fi.5-yard touchdown play, and the Bobeals are loolcing lorWeUston . . . 3 7 0 106 185 making the final score read 2&-0. ward to 1001 when a fine group • ._, lnllittJC .... ■lids Nelsonville . I 9 o 76 345 Coach Bob McCollins' team was I of underclasamen should give in the ball game, mostly on their them the ingredient! for another • T.... 111n " ID 32", SEOAL STANOINGS ONLY fine ground attack which netted successfol campaign. 15• bow (FINAL) TIY & FIU DE..STIATIORI Kyger Creek Drops 26.O I Al fa'1rlande Blazer Sparkles 1itta ••• SNOW TI R E PRICE REDUCTION ( ( <hair­ """' ...--- .. ti lerllo � lljer. . J!d. 1,ij,J­ t , I, 0. Sin. c.,. ury, ipl lail- . �, 'C ,t Save $6.00 On A Pair of,: REDI -GRIP I MuD AND SNOW TIRES New Pulpwooli Saw r McCULLOCH ONE/61 With Th is Coupon Customer's Namo.___________ Town _____________...,_ � Pair Redl-Grip Tires Size..______�- ...u. a Addres--------------..-, •;_ i■o •• ,. SUPER SERVla STATION POMEROY .· ·,;: ' ® Jack W. Caney, Mgr.-E. Miln St.•· 1 " • Ip Phone WY-2-9932 . . •·JJu I ------..'..!==========================""'""'""'=.!1!""1,,'�L : -,-.. 1-H ; .i;o,,_, ___ ·"'"" '"'. ::.=r:-- IC .le .. .. Is d i, .- . 1 f { : Southwestern Dumps Hannan TOYS f��n--·':':·:·. ! : : :E :E Squad 16-8 In Last Outing -------. 1 f.:!i• . 0 : 2 5 0 108 206 The Southwestern Highlanders tallied 16 poin'. . t 6 o 75 124 o 7 o 48 305 the first half and then fought back repeated thrusts by MINIATURE 28 28 e 1043 1043 Hannan, W. Va. to score a 16-8 victory over the visitFARMA.LLS and ors last night on the Rio Grande gridiron. Coach Bill Caudill credited a tremendous team el• ' EQUIPMENT NOW FRIDAY S RESULTS: his lads as the reason for notching their fourth by fort Gallipolis 20 Athens o IN STOCK the. season against five setbacks. of victory Jacbon 28 Logan 22 flnal game of the their Playing USE OUR LAY-A4 Pomeroy 1 Nelsonville 6 ; the Hlghlnnders slight advantage In first downs season. 1960 ' Wellston 28 Middleport 16 WAY NOW 8. to II quar• first the In paydlrl struck Portsmouth 20 Ironton o ter when quarterback Ronnie Hal!Limited Supply) .-�.,.. Pleasant 32 R"ipJey O ley whipped around end and rac- Defensively• Blll Mlller. Jlm GAME NOVEMBER 24: FOed 20 yards for the touchdown. e·ishop, Bunny Bo8ter, and pe Jackson at Oak Hill kling r• spar ed ng In tu gleso rn Fullback Buck Foglesong ram- lormances for Southwestern. E • ( t,, NE:W ----· -nverYORK <UPH-New York med 1n for the two-point ...., Southwestern an 8-0 Score by quarters: to sion give "Where QuaJity Is Paramount'' f tJniversity's swimming team, de. d al tbe end of the period. lea Ath· rending Eastern Collegiate uthwestern 8 s o o - 18 . Phone WY•2-21 76 w UI The Gallia Countlans got a So 1ct1c Assoc1a1.ion champ1one, O O O 3 - 8 Corner Butt•rnut & Second open ' a 1 7 . met>t 1 000-'1 season �tnined d rive in gear · midway IDmnan against the University o( Connec- m the second quarter and sent POMEROY, O�t0 Foglesong the final five yards for The sun is so huge thal o n I y lieut on Dec. J. a touchdown. End BUMy Bos- 1.-lOOth of I per cent ol Its mass ter made tt 16-0 wben he scored wilt be used up In the next 1,500 the two-point converaion on an mlllion year. end-around play. The third quarter was a defenMASTER MIX ,.. ,Ive standoff as both learns aaw DOG.BURGER scoring drives thwarted by brute Packed With Energy line-play with the running bacb For Your Huntin,a: D0&"1 taking a beating. FREE Hannan soored their only points TICKETS ON THE late In the final quarter w h e • 1961 FALCON .. ,,., balance and tNdabllltyl Control that can't be copledl Jim Cornell bla,ted ten yard, MIDDLEPORT ror the m and John Hughes ran the extra points to make the 11. FEED MILL We've built more room and greater roadablllty Into thi1 a leek new '81 Pontlar. . . ' remlllts, lilted that •very play• No. 2nd SI. Phone WY-2-3254 Doore are wll'Jer and the11 re footroom. and legroom hsadroom, more There'• ;;;MIDDLEPORT er contributed a great deal to deelgned to open farther for Qrutor convenien ce. Coach Caudill, Jn his poet-game Tony Fowler owner-Operator By trimming 1ide overhang, we balanctd more w•lght directly between nal !ally 16-8. the win snd much improved learn the wheela. The '61 PDr, tia.: glvee you greater 1tabHlt)'. It glvH you I g,eater TIii _, 11111--'IUII DAIii USID I FOOT f'D1111111: •ur..,..tt11o11 ,r� � work paid off In the final BCDre. CASI DISC sense of control for ev""r>· m.:e, •very maneuver. Clf. .. lllf• lr11UNd kl l'llllliitt ' . No. 15 CHOPPER The Highlanders' l!ne offensive , t now the time to try the Wide-Track way to travel? l1n ' 4 IMM ....._ , .. .._II ,_ machine ground out 2 0 yards on For Shreading Corn twM■lltlll ilfl-MlllilllJ, the ground with Roger Shriver Stalks i-ONTIAC ••1 - IT'S ALL P'ONTIAC I . ' One SO ft. Elevator and Ronnie Halll;'!y getting 84 With loot - N•w yards each. Foglesong added fi6 ----------- S E E YO U R LOCAL AUTH O R I Z E D PONT IAC DE.ALEA ----------• ' yard• whUo Bob Terry ran for Morrif Implement 40 more. Balley enjoyed • pe,1ec1 ev.. .a . "d $,pply Co. > .._ hJa , ................ .....,1 Phone WY-2.:H-1 5- · •..,�. ,,., Phone WY 2.3202 - . ,-. . �. . . a, he pll<:hed four completed Stn■t P■trl POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy, Ohio posses eut ,or lour attempta for Mulberry Av,. 500 E. MAIN STREET .RACINE, OtllO ,_,.__.____.______________..� yards. Southwestern held a ,. ____________________________________________________ For Christmas! M iddleport . Pomeroy . . . Nelsonville TOTALS • qu1pment o. Me1gs 1.-=;;a;==,=====•I I .Pontiac tailors body dssign to a nsw Wlds-Track: . "Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills .• ........ B LA E T TN A R� S ... ........ .... ...... ..... ' '· ! �... .iZ...- -·- -.- �-- ·• - .. �...-. � .. .. . ... ... � .. -. .. ....._,� - - -.- • - • I • ,C,,,-1 CIRJRCH SERVICES u and -t aD llit ft1 for I b 1 ,anthers Sock Nelsonville 41-6; Jackets Lose Again 28 16 = :::��� U1eroy Eleven Scores Early, Rotkets Break It Open With Pair �Y�;�::J._: The S rts Desk Scores W'ften In Routing Winl ess Hounds Quick Whistle Cut Off Long .�•�_::-�::i.:....:i Of Quickies Late In 3rd Quarter ::iM�£'S:: I . scam�er By w·1li I am Harr1s ':'\!�!:: :: :i ] lo I with M'tt!I mtmrtee Wt la the flu] quart;,,. ■ po If Massillon 62, Sprlnsfield South S2 ...,. for to yudo Clonch and Corr - tho 11111 BY 808 I!:. BYER aerial lo_Mullanl .omeroy Panthers scored their first and last win N�es 16 Alliaac. " woll oplnll tho bmdl _..., t utheastem Ohio League season last night, 4 1 6; I I Mlnen<a 20, Louilvtllo ' · of the llockell 1111d n.. plap i.. b�t";� '11,,..::�:�d!"�kels �eak, winless Nelsonville eleven on the losers erry 25' Marllngton 24 P • ' h t d t e d The 1 footbal l season ls over to ay an WI S<Or«i two qui< touo .... a pen k IP hdo ln alty lnst the Rock u h e put er wort "" the Wel!Rm m Jard fl,Jd. w I 11 o ill; 12 ington the third quarter to break open i them back on the 30. Stolen t c lbt middle oughts e t comes aign cam � o v:� :"' id closin went lln year's this th b p i' g r l Vantbers scored early and often in the first hal 7 M 12 p r Arl ..:;. basketball. of sport of tlahl game to for lour more •nd Sowen WICOl'II· the tth round NIadclocl and the what had been bail l • ve held to only one touchdown In the final wo U rbana .. Grandview o tr• lnu w • :18--0 lead, and go on to win ed an aerial to RamRy at the 3. � However, the closing of footbal l season would not lake a . be Col w.,t it Oak Hill 8 ;: SEO 1.;. lhe over the Middleport Yellow Jack- Staten moved to the two at the 1 �., ICOf<d oeven m O r e yard l ine Hallback Gary Blair complete without mentioning a few of the odd happen- Col Ro ' :ui Col University O k J l w eu for � Yel ac end of the flr t period and on the .;._ ackela' • 16. lbt Nelloovlllo win than went over !tom the three yard ings of the season , and a few explanationa or "why it ew ,.;,-:; flnal b.ud>duwa Hamilton Twp. 0 eu, J 'l Well ton,• rlght fir,t pl ,y at athe start J � other Sl!:OAL oppoo- llne for the only Greyhound ,core was done lha l way.' a i' Col Acad.;:,y 13, Reynoldabur& 12 end,oerecove� a �1ddleport f - ond period wenl ln lor °!"1KI L � uc h. driv1 wu &ood !or 48 7uu. to ,... • • • .., ther. They had netted Quarterback Bob Winebrenner � Wa,hlngton C H 20 w ' ITATlll'IC& ble at the Jacketo f,ve yard line down, Davis filled on a nm for polnto until' the Grey- was the ooly Plhther backf,eld- _ Several times this season the term "quick histle" Fr nkl'" Helghu 12 1 M � WolMlal hands l eft ln his h e the on job tough a three minulet I extra polnt1 referee and _the Rockeu A heard. has with been has run• the ln score lo ed l fai wlw er ....,. Galllpohs 20· At�en, 0 1t1 Yard& ruhln& 147 quarter. Two play, later Butch were out ln front s to o. . Tom Gruo- awaY l'Ollta,1. He ran thi bail at each game and like most of us, will make a mistake'. 41 115 Danny Hlndy and Manning Baumgardner faked so Jackson 28· Logan 22 St•t•n ,lammed off the right aide Tho Jaekets still couldn t mo•• Yarda Puslnc ·. iill lo � lion UI II on Chillicothe :ui, Newark 8 • of the Middle llno for six polnl1. when th•y galned poaoeasion of p...., attomptod 17 lo O N;� ;ndfng their hlah school grid well Friday night on Middieport's first play 'from scrim- Centerburg 8• Johnstown 8 • Sl•len then flipped a P... to the ball and Hlndy punted to P-• C0111pltled 7 le� uP a careers with a wln were guard mage that the referee was Jost as well as most of the Ca y 20 1 8 d r b U ' usl San 1 �pe • � n s l't' Mark Mullen for the extra points the Wellston 12. With Staten run· lnlercepllo 1 throe Dor c le taclda T Grueoer fans when little Bill Harris ended up with t e ball to go Frede .ck lo 36 anvill O 'tu e Ill n , ll'll · D after Well,ton had been pdaliz- nlng and Sowers pas.slog, I h e Total Yarda&• 19:1 b k �:• Sa ro :'kle Keith 53 yards to the Weilslon 25. However, the referee tailed anesville · � wu 1O 21 ler an · S 1 oas L J · Z Fumbles and ed five yards for backfield m Rocket, moved to the acket one e:.11, and �k 'oave Brown. Baumgardner "down" arter a ''gain or llve yards" 0 Ind the •; aldwel l 12• McConnellville 6 C min aecond, an 1 yard l lna, motion. to d u 20 fumble. only te Man· Fumble, lost after that whistle is blown what el:le can he do, but stick . I A STATISTICS TOUed dead · 'ni. , Dreaden 24, Frazeyburg 12 1• dawns 11 later Wtlhlon'1 Bill Cru.ndler ln- nlng B•umgardner recover<d for First PHI NRI with hil decision . Pwl'Auj C. Dover H, Canton Timken O • • tercepted a Danny Hindy pus _at the Middles al the one fool llne Punts 4 lor :UO yda. .( for UO • lion Sayre picked up Yards Rushing . . . . . . . . 230 : - An odd one happened I n Middleport's press box Springll•ld North 34 . 7dt. the 42 and went all the way tor I' and the Jackets ran the clock out iudo on the flr1t play Yards Passing . . . . . . . . 14 Hamilton Taft ni 45 an li ltles aeco of Pe o n e I until the half. fello out H the cam get to nd touchdown wlthln lit IOI a e Frid e w whe ght in ay n ,....,,,..- by Dave Brown with liv• PUH• Attempted . . . . . 4 5 I Hilliar s v ille M l as d ir b , be , hind Willis, quartera By and Bob leep minula 30 aeconda. on 1111 fel cha a Bl')' 12 down. On the nest play Puoea Completld , , , , , I I t e cold and Middleport IOOk the kickoff to West,rvllle 42• Grove City I -wn tart the seoond hall and mov- We"�· s wont around hi> left end, Iuterceplions . . . . . . . . . . t 081 Wellston Radio announcer. He slept lhl'()ugh most of Bre O I II I - IS ke the splrlt or but b all , l Wlnchester lf C is 16 t1 ro n 3 se ds me 114 an.a Th w l o o 18 - II e l o idd rt emaining con h l M wok second u p ha and 0 ir r to the right. for ihe Pan- Total Yardage . . . . . . . . . 244 1 .the po asw I h e ;, ed to their own 44. . The drive they u Middles Mlllenport 40 Frankf ort 12 the game. the r,d t thII pomI and Hin· flrol TD. He acored from First Downa . . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 ID Circleville 12.' Pleasant View s Rockets run their •Ix point lead Jyut� • • • te/ left ln 1 ute, o 22 1 1 r •com 0 I min be n schooll the from out go � hould thanks of vole A _ •� ! s :, "':,� : ;:�ei:'! ::;,>'. Allor .;,.ther exohan&e of �O: r c : punl1 the Jackeu found them· 2 1 Middleport and Pomeroy to the local emergency 1quads -- . Fumblea Lost . . . . . . . . • T 1 Lib y I for standing by all season . kicked off lo the 15 By quarter,: Tho Yellow Jackeu held Well- , selves on their own 15. Hindy 11• be · n o G U 20 Ashland 1: a • • • lite bail I k b N I- p 20 14 7 0 _ 41 ,ton on their first aeries ol downs tempted to pllch out In Ronnie · Ash 4 Har r Perry 20 ;.••H� ':: �! ::, 9:�� · :: · Ray · Now _ that the season has ended, Dr. Pick•�•• tabula bo 5 • . a . N and forced a punt but the Middles Carr and the ball went astray, It Fullba be . 0 0 0 1 6 enston 14· Aurora O K Middleport team physician, can get a rest from pactng _____ Hlndy punted wu here that Joe Ramsey recovled the 17 and the \ Fremont '4, Cleveland Helghu O filled to move andockets' pi while at Pomeroy Kenny King, with 40 yard er<d for Wellston and the rest Is pe and down up �'!J'"""''...:e...i b· Sa re • 33 yard, to the R Euclid 18• Cleve Sl. Joseph l2 line. The lads of Coach Bob Bren• hlltory. Pan pacing at the the sidelines hand, can in rest from " ": the next � am ther g ames, 1 wonder if "Sheriff'' waa out to the Wa• Man■fleld 32• Lakewood O ' the rl ht ,Ide r! Pan• nan then began to move. Staten The Jackets took to the a I r 20, Burton 18 Chardon hama . Eastern game, n/ score or the ·arne and Melvln Davis moving with agaln ln the fourth period but lo ll O Berne UnlOlt Car 44, ro went over wl� � three and lour yarda and a cloud no avail. 'Yellsron took over et ..:r lle •· New wlngton b C vt ........ ,_..lf-' ­ of season, but most l l All 11 has been a good roo us and a or dual treolly mud> moved the 1 the Jackets 4& and at thl.s point po · ts iberty Union 14 a 20, Ml, Ic fft1I Md ll,lttiml L n t ln Coach Bren n a n loyal hl.s ,... 33 se Amand are glad it is over However there likely are aome QuarterI . ball to the Jackel o ' e y kl kad to N I � I Ntlioewfde't Hills Walnut Mi wn 411 4 l back Bill Sowers then tossed an ond strlng with II minulel and _ • ddleto "Thanksgiving D;y" tans that wish there was one more • to P ck • an� I�ey r'ned low-coot SINIOll CITI• 28, Green O Deer Hill Park : ---- ---- ;s seoond, left lo the final quart0 go. fif,t down on three play■, ZIN PollcJ, Chueklea ill Ille Newa North College Hill 30 Lockland o le !llil!Hebean's punl "11 por· JACKSON - Larry Bainter. By IJall<tl PnH Iut,,...tloul Reading S2 Ml Healihy 12 ;t wu a complete new team broad co • , , • Uhtral 1,)Rc;ked by big Allen Hamm the fine Logan quarterback, •ur !IOAP NO 12 Hill Princeton "· bnleAts • • • - it'• ..... io lor We ll ston wlth O the except the S o n everyone prised E e y took over on th l) CHICAGO <UPl>-Barney Car· of Slaten. Staten tried the cen• � 14 po:� ■ntwd .....W.. Pacw«a Wyomlni: 20, Wilmlrlgton 8 a st night by IClOl"11lg l ehion\lll.le l'J, for ,..... Olllill liftl <:all Cln Cowitry Day 34, Milford O roll. business representallve for ter or the Jacket linf for two ind Healer 1ained th,.. yurd, and a g • I n I t the powerful Jue::, Wln• Chicago 54, Local ,trlklng New O 70 Richmond Amelia . II!- -· on the next play Sophomore Bill )ff plokld up alx. Then Hall• lronmen to take the acorlng H �ow Washers, denied today that Maritn took a hand ofl from sec· Sh lby 26, Madll!Oll ' M8Mfleld • aeaoon 1960 ln 1rld the or for & l Toast or the town oday WI! a football team-nine Belleville S2, Plymouth 18 Eddie Buffington skirted the any member of hi■ unloo wa, In• ond string quarterb•ck K e I I h linemen and five backs. The line, Kent Evans, Brian B end for a 23 yard touch- SEOAL play. volved In an oulbredl! ol ,oap- Bll!llk nshlp roiled to hi■ left urg O uller 44 Millers b MAX WARD T)llL BufflnBlon wu ■topped Lo1u lool lllo �•U 1am• by Lanier, Jack Williams, Larry Fraley, George Pope, Fred wrltlng on downtown State Street cough; a p;lch of dayli&hl In th� 'cm the extra point try. • %8-12 aeore ill a 1real elleul•• Mitchell, Andy Gilmore, Dave Porter, and Darrell NI• St. Mary; 24, Cel lna 8 1 1 J I, 2nd Ph, WY•2·"60 ,tore wlndow1. Hamilton Garfield ss r,ghl aide of th• Jacket llne and 111•.� �d period Pomeroy dl■ploy by both 1..,.,, but the bert, Jed a relenUese attack against powerful AthensRT Lima Senior 20 PjO READ !,IGHT '"'"''"' Ohio was off on • 52 yard gallop i:. pay lied • punt on their own 31 IW'J)rlll ..1bant o1 ...r1q: by paved the �ay for acatbackJ Jde Duncan, Paul Evans, . PARIS <UPII-In an effort to dirt. Slal•n faUed to add nu """' Kenton :12, Van We rt O � downfield to llll 10 ll.alnter to 11ve billl acorto1 bo•· Dick Rodenck, Dan Howard and BIiiy Conley. halt widespread hoof-and-mouth lnts with a run I Shawnee 28 Wapakoneta I Ji(fu,, From there Sayrt on, look aome ol lh• sharp e<11e Combined, this aggregation gave Gallla Academy I disease ln France, French cow, poWellston kicked ·off to the Mid• ATIONWI• \'! , Fomt 24 Bluffton I first unblemilhed football mark in 12 years, and first Ptiiund the right end for his off lbe defeat. Co plate,, 11· dies and they movad quickly number need now wlll lumbu� Grove 40 I · 'll), ':.:.: " •,.; ;_:; The Ironmen had to b a t t l e undisputed SEOAL grid title since 1948, bk whitewash• Pandora-Gllboa O cenaea, travel papers and ldenll· aoro11 mid-flold to the Wellston :,.;;;,, - - - • a r f r t x e arrled the or KttJ- e chill� Spencervillo <&, Lafayetla 2• from behind lo cllnch 1econd �g a s�ro8g Athe�"t elev1 n 20-0, 'r��T y can before the flcallon marb . ;s, Mid<lleport'1 Ronnie carr ahot - - - -d ay even lnta and fumbled u ,,. enter• pl""" ln the flnsl leaguo atand• . cteran I ay ■pee I ors I Memorla j a ve their home vlilageo. l e t, Elida 28, Bath o l I f cut to his middle, tho up lhe end zone. The ball wa■ re- lnp and It took a &real effort by mg . _:_ aaln& 7,7 yard& per move, and r'Do,...ad by Sayre. halfback Tommy Wright to lead Coach Chuck Stobart'a outfit 34.7 polnto por prno prior to ' Tht lul touchdown of the hall the ironmen to their hard fou&hl llnlahed the aeal!Oll with an over- lat night, WBI llrnited lo 107 Ira· the 14 oo a pa.. from victory onr ih, u)>Mt•mlnded all - record. lnalde tho SEOAL yarda ruJblni In 30 )P'IIWICI play,, 1 uffiJ1tan to End Ray Poul in. Chieftains tho Galllan1 compiled a 7� and 44 yarda paulna. Only lwloe "PIU wu taken by Poulin Wri&ht put Jackaon on top ear• ■late, thus becoming the flrat did tho Red and Black fn,m Uni• IIJO 1oal llne and ho went ly In the flrat quarter " when he conference ltjUad to eaptun the virally City tlwaten. Flrll, the Coa h Ral b Sa ,a Wah extra polnt lo make II 21 lo o _,_,. blln& hll. 'l'he utra capped a tlS yard acorlni drive 81!:0AL tllle with an unbillllllh• char&� of Don Eokq drove lo � .!: the Falcon,. for out cl Falco t coovenlon ofl Iha loo of with a three-yard touchdown Id record 1lnce powerful Wal� Ga!Ua 1 !I In lbt aacond 1lania, bpi the Ea&Ieo with Full1blet cam algn In a bl... "h1,yo o1 •••wt lht t ta, 11'111*, .,1ru blnckld. plunge, but the attempt for I h • ston turned the trick In IIIG7. but alort Frad Mitcholl ll'abbid IIIIOIJlofootball F id J ir ry htltr - lHII M _ ._ ,. _,. wall Ill evenin& the to over bac lllng the 1 a y r of b ro e1i OJ •coND HAU' ped two-point conver1loa wu ■top II couW baff nded la a Id- • bobbled - of Pell !tlbert to tho (,ii11,o H-,, H._ ... . ... ..... svAC dlampo' 21 lo o at '11,oy milcued four um11 and lost --- kicked ohort a nd by Lopn. I!: last the and d drive. Second en .,,. ,,, •ad nlpl 1u1 i blp et,amplou l em the ball overy time to the headablilnnln& of the aec- Th, QJl1f1 came rlahl back iht O■IUau lo1I lo 'J)p' Alh• ABS threat, c ame In tho t b l r d I ha¥o -• - .,,_ ii hNrln■ � Eutem Eqlea put up a up Wahama defenoe. lllfl , Tho ball bounced from with • drive of their own and eu. Bal u,1 utol'llllalloa of stanu, rollowllq a l punl· ... lor ,_. • • • lllt■ I tr� Q,,.� ab pu< rT de e ba lut wanted th lhNt Wahama le 0 lflc fenalve ttle for t. 11 U -·· Mio- ...... lor ... ' llaufdar of bl& Center Rick Bainter l<Ored on a quarterback -.n•, .,.. wu 11o1 to .. ... play, which netted lbt A)henlanl rlen the llllnbled n their lhty foupt hard football Ill the lffl1t111ll1..,, MlbN how ••111kir ...... the ID when t h e meok from five yam, out and 111N. '1'111 Blllt aad WMto elad their lon&HI pl n nf the ,v■,lng ua 15 wn b> I� the Fal...: all tht way. '11le Eagl11 just didn't oeem .... ncovered by llttlo then added the extra po!nfl. on a anton y "'fo.mow - ..... k .. ...... ,...w ard& .. r a 0 w ftnl IS , more Wahama quickly added ..,. to have it lul nlpt qalllll tho int nolot • l,ody •llc. ltot il .a. l', l!oi' •.. • a • fir u q '""'°'1obl1 •Ml - llo - lllltlod t1i1w lilf f:� ·to pick up a ::":' r · ;,. �==-:r� ;:i de • ,,:'u!.� ;� � � :� len I .... on four pl,y1 and Nel- iod. -... ...ily ...... ,.... ., ..., ...... - • r, ...,. • ..., manero la lht f1ao1 - lo ■td ll#ry Wlllnn lo &lvt AHS Billy Jewell ocored early In lht alv■ ball, but wera no match for "6ti tGt>k �I. Four playa Lo(ID idened the 1ap lo IH 'Illa lolal away, w the oval Oil Gallla'a M, C b • c k first quarter but failed to add the t11e paufnl Fal<M eleven who , .. ,,...... ....... ,....... ....... lhltlt .a-vme a call attempt• early ln tho ,econd period whom Bowl• plcktd up •Ix to tht GARS extra polnu and tht Etgla eleven could mo. on the p-ound too. ,., )'IV 111111 ...... ...... ,... . lo 111d Poul Bnmston Bainter rlllld a ■Ix-yard - to Athena powerful ofr... aver- 30 - but wu amackad hard by f quar1ar1. Ont !mt t In al Uc departmen the at ls or two t "".. tl"" ••"" roy a and Brown halfbaok Ron Brlmner !or a I I i r own IS yard line 1n lhe Davt Porter, Andy Gilmon, Fred heldEaaterll team ld b b had but flva flnt dowm one Eultm o the on the JI and ran !or Pom, touchdown. '11,e try for tht COIi- f o u r t h quarter, tht lronmlll Mltohell, 8-81 Pape and Brian a to the F lcons ll Eutem never yard lint , Dial touchdown. T h l I nnloll wu ,topped. cruhed and banaed their way • ""'1w - Bowlal lumbled, with In lht fourth quarter tht W• completed a pua out of liX and l r ! V f'__ ,; , .r �J n t c T o r i e a kick converalon Tllo Jnamn lhea -.W yard■ down tho ll'idiron with su,. Dfclc Roderlclc rtCOVll'ing, Tlult ham& ,y or of 14 on en elpt ...,,. hit de Wahama elev . . ke f wi b the ro ,tilid· lrom .... yarda out 'JO.y ■ru don lllo ,,.. ....,. rtlt boomlni lnto the Loean 111d wu tho BuDdop clNelt pet!tlr•· open when Jewtll ....m ap1a 110 yard■. '11,o Falconi pictad up N o C o .s l O t O h l 1 c1 o f 1 O J I ' peaally. od pldhM w111i Wrlpl lttllliC IOlil from o..yard lWIJ a n d IIOII toward !)11dlrt, and t b t l r rom the throe. g rd 1 7 ya "" !ht pmd, boldln ■ 1 l N :Bia,.--"' iu •ix polnu Mo ...., '-1idowa -' lllo Jaoaon had rorpd Into a lf.H . ' to ns. Wahama fumbled Batteries battery 1ervic1 and lllformallon al Dul\oll lut W Eutem lhe fGrl>. defahama An. mlliulM left In tho samo • a 1-..,... plalilt. 81 ead. ' 11 w• 1111 flnl - la , . U ed Eulem to )>Wit Senior half• 1ix - but wtn able lo hold on l WU' all up by a Puther ■lao ru • lw � Hin polata Howevw. Bainter wu n o I Joan • na11pona ltolNll loam bad< Char ea Rog� l went O f f to tho ball Dve oul of tho ■Ix . Drur 8t0rt for Melgi ColUlty' '• JltD.blo Oil lht 10 lo - Ille ...,_ llllt lllo lou· tbrou&h u tht Chieftain alpal• ___, 1111 Al�• 11•. tackle, cut back and galloped ,a '11,e EqlH clootd out their er ..- al llalfllmo - a It- coller led his taam on another ... tlll iealll - lllo ._ DI•• Judi for another Falcon S<Ort, hl&blY � aeuon with • 14 lie. Lo&an drtvt lhal ondad whc ho Ila .." - _. • -,- 1111 In tho clooln( minute, of tho W record wbllt Walwna ODdad 1 Just a low mlnultl after I b e l<Orod 1rom Olll yard out to pva #-lllliO ....... OAIIII trallo pmo Jory 81111111 hit LaJT1 Har- up with a 4 and I. oeeond ball eot underway, b f I hlm a IIUOll total ol • pnlnla. - It-JU la 11w ..., loll ll'•v• with a pau Phona LY 3-4550 and 1111> By Quamn: Carl SWTIII, Jacy10n'a flna luD• Bainter lolled 1 - to Gary Nl■DJa ar 1 went avet 1 y ard, for the Ea•ltm . . . . . . . . , O o O O - O " Morrh Ave' back, rtppod tbrou&h lht Lo1an Brannin for tho atra polnll, aad Man1 1-. followlaC !alt nlpl'1 g touohdown. Ruaaall ilciad tho Wal.am■ . . . . . . . . 8 0 O 1t - 161 llna and blocud a punt on l h t with Jua1 1•......i. left In Ibo. .....Uonal trfumpb. cal1ld l b e 1;;��&;;;;:;�_;;����&�;,..;;;;;;;a.;a;;a;;;;;;;;;a Qltora Ill yard lino. Foul' playl pmo, tho ICOl'O llood at 11-11. l!IIO Gllllpolla foalblll - ,... lalar Wrf&bl alipptd throup tacit· Thi Chleltalnl totaled It flnl a( the acbool't 11'1 M • lf bOI lo for his third TD ol lhe 111M doWDII whllo Jaobon'1 off- tho bolt. Anti that lncludao tht and allo ran lbt utra polnlt lo netted 11, but lhelt fumblea praY· IHl-41 SEO cblnlplou. 'l1il DIV· put Jac:bon out fr<tnt by a D· ad eo111;f to Lopn u the ai.t ill flnilbtcl wltb SM talllll fn tTHI SHOI IOX , MIODL■,oaT 14 aeon. 1toM11n defe1111 .-vend a I I nlD■ a- - c,nlJ tho ltCOlld An. tok!DC a LopD punt on lhrtt ol tbom lo oquolch pooal- - 111 lhe IChool'I bflll>r7 lht DoYlla hlff �Jecl - IIIO bit 1.opn 1COrfnl drl-. aallod dtn - marbra, Tht 1• ebampa, play· a:;:;. �..:i...,... vi, ' �!· Ca U: :,.: qw,;:r 0: 8,. baif ':e!\ '!: I ::�:!• ....... � . �i�l.uc!':;.,� �ta';:, i; ,t :..i B ter Puts Spark (nto i° Logan Game _ : . • • • Blue DeVJ•1s come ThfOUP'h I 20-0 w·m 0ver Athens W'th t:fg a. - ... Oak n -- --=------- ---- .,., - --· =::::...::.:...=--- FaJcons CJose Gn"d season In Bl aze Of Victory Glory 11•11\' ;1,.io..::•:, 1:-:'ir: � : :�'i.:�! � r::'111e":""�1:.,:89_: ·. 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Car­ ury, ipt .... �... .iZ...- -·- -.- �-- ·• - .. �...-. � .. .. . ... ... � .. -. .. ....._,� - - -.- • - • I • ,C,,,-1 CIRJRCH SERVICES u and -t aD llit ft1 for I b 1 ,anthers Sock Nelsonville 41-6; Jackets Lose Again 28 16 = :::��� U1eroy Eleven Scores Early, Rotkets Break It Open With Pair �Y�;�::J._: The S rts Desk Scores W'ften In Routing Winl ess Hounds Quick Whistle Cut Off Long .�•�_::-�::i.:....:i Of Quickies Late In 3rd Quarter ::iM�£'S:: I . scam�er By w·1li I am Harr1s ':'\!�!:: :: :i ] lo I with M'tt!I mtmrtee Wt la the flu] quart;,,. ■ po If Massillon 62, Sprlnsfield South S2 ...,. for to yudo Clonch and Corr - tho 11111 BY 808 I!:. BYER aerial lo_Mullanl .omeroy Panthers scored their first and last win N�es 16 Alliaac. " woll oplnll tho bmdl _..., t utheastem Ohio League season last night, 4 1 6; I I Mlnen<a 20, Louilvtllo ' · of the llockell 1111d n.. plap i.. b�t";� '11,,..::�:�d!"�kels �eak, winless Nelsonville eleven on the losers erry 25' Marllngton 24 P • ' h t d t e d The 1 footbal l season ls over to ay an WI S<Or«i two qui< touo .... a pen k IP hdo ln alty lnst the Rock u h e put er wort "" the Wel!Rm m Jard fl,Jd. w I 11 o ill; 12 ington the third quarter to break open i them back on the 30. Stolen t c lbt middle oughts e t comes aign cam � o v:� :"' id closin went lln year's this th b p i' g r l Vantbers scored early and often in the first hal 7 M 12 p r Arl ..:;. basketball. of sport of tlahl game to for lour more •nd Sowen WICOl'II· the tth round NIadclocl and the what had been bail l • ve held to only one touchdown In the final wo U rbana .. Grandview o tr• lnu w • :18--0 lead, and go on to win ed an aerial to RamRy at the 3. � However, the closing of footbal l season would not lake a . be Col w.,t it Oak Hill 8 ;: SEO 1.;. lhe over the Middleport Yellow Jack- Staten moved to the two at the 1 �., ICOf<d oeven m O r e yard l ine Hallback Gary Blair complete without mentioning a few of the odd happen- Col Ro ' :ui Col University O k J l w eu for � Yel ac end of the flr t period and on the .;._ ackela' • 16. lbt Nelloovlllo win than went over !tom the three yard ings of the season , and a few explanationa or "why it ew ,.;,-:; flnal b.ud>duwa Hamilton Twp. 0 eu, J 'l Well ton,• rlght fir,t pl ,y at athe start J � other Sl!:OAL oppoo- llne for the only Greyhound ,core was done lha l way.' a i' Col Acad.;:,y 13, Reynoldabur& 12 end,oerecove� a �1ddleport f - ond period wenl ln lor °!"1KI L � uc h. driv1 wu &ood !or 48 7uu. to ,... • • • .., ther. They had netted Quarterback Bob Winebrenner � Wa,hlngton C H 20 w ' ITATlll'IC& ble at the Jacketo f,ve yard line down, Davis filled on a nm for polnto until' the Grey- was the ooly Plhther backf,eld- _ Several times this season the term "quick histle" Fr nkl'" Helghu 12 1 M � WolMlal hands l eft ln his h e the on job tough a three minulet I extra polnt1 referee and _the Rockeu A heard. has with been has run• the ln score lo ed l fai wlw er ....,. Galllpohs 20· At�en, 0 1t1 Yard& ruhln& 147 quarter. Two play, later Butch were out ln front s to o. . Tom Gruo- awaY l'Ollta,1. He ran thi bail at each game and like most of us, will make a mistake'. 41 115 Danny Hlndy and Manning Baumgardner faked so Jackson 28· Logan 22 St•t•n ,lammed off the right aide Tho Jaekets still couldn t mo•• Yarda Puslnc ·. iill lo � lion UI II on Chillicothe :ui, Newark 8 • of the Middle llno for six polnl1. when th•y galned poaoeasion of p...., attomptod 17 lo O N;� ;ndfng their hlah school grid well Friday night on Middieport's first play 'from scrim- Centerburg 8• Johnstown 8 • Sl•len then flipped a P... to the ball and Hlndy punted to P-• C0111pltled 7 le� uP a careers with a wln were guard mage that the referee was Jost as well as most of the Ca y 20 1 8 d r b U ' usl San 1 �pe • � n s l't' Mark Mullen for the extra points the Wellston 12. With Staten run· lnlercepllo 1 throe Dor c le taclda T Grueoer fans when little Bill Harris ended up with t e ball to go Frede .ck lo 36 anvill O 'tu e Ill n , ll'll · D after Well,ton had been pdaliz- nlng and Sowers pas.slog, I h e Total Yarda&• 19:1 b k �:• Sa ro :'kle Keith 53 yards to the Weilslon 25. However, the referee tailed anesville · � wu 1O 21 ler an · S 1 oas L J · Z Fumbles and ed five yards for backfield m Rocket, moved to the acket one e:.11, and �k 'oave Brown. Baumgardner "down" arter a ''gain or llve yards" 0 Ind the •; aldwel l 12• McConnellville 6 C min aecond, an 1 yard l lna, motion. to d u 20 fumble. only te Man· Fumble, lost after that whistle is blown what el:le can he do, but stick . I A STATISTICS TOUed dead · 'ni. , Dreaden 24, Frazeyburg 12 1• dawns 11 later Wtlhlon'1 Bill Cru.ndler ln- nlng B•umgardner recover<d for First PHI NRI with hil decision . Pwl'Auj C. Dover H, Canton Timken O • • tercepted a Danny Hindy pus _at the Middles al the one fool llne Punts 4 lor :UO yda. .( for UO • lion Sayre picked up Yards Rushing . . . . . . . . 230 : - An odd one happened I n Middleport's press box Springll•ld North 34 . 7dt. the 42 and went all the way tor I' and the Jackets ran the clock out iudo on the flr1t play Yards Passing . . . . . . . . 14 Hamilton Taft ni 45 an li ltles aeco of Pe o n e I until the half. fello out H the cam get to nd touchdown wlthln lit IOI a e Frid e w whe ght in ay n ,....,,,..- by Dave Brown with liv• PUH• Attempted . . . . . 4 5 I Hilliar s v ille M l as d ir b , be , hind Willis, quartera By and Bob leep minula 30 aeconda. on 1111 fel cha a Bl')' 12 down. On the nest play Puoea Completld , , , , , I I t e cold and Middleport IOOk the kickoff to West,rvllle 42• Grove City I -wn tart the seoond hall and mov- We"�· s wont around hi> left end, Iuterceplions . . . . . . . . . . t 081 Wellston Radio announcer. He slept lhl'()ugh most of Bre O I II I - IS ke the splrlt or but b all , l Wlnchester lf C is 16 t1 ro n 3 se ds me 114 an.a Th w l o o 18 - II e l o idd rt emaining con h l M wok second u p ha and 0 ir r to the right. for ihe Pan- Total Yardage . . . . . . . . . 244 1 .the po asw I h e ;, ed to their own 44. . The drive they u Middles Mlllenport 40 Frankf ort 12 the game. the r,d t thII pomI and Hin· flrol TD. He acored from First Downa . . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 ID Circleville 12.' Pleasant View s Rockets run their •Ix point lead Jyut� • • • te/ left ln 1 ute, o 22 1 1 r •com 0 I min be n schooll the from out go � hould thanks of vole A _ •� ! s :, "':,� : ;:�ei:'! ::;,>'. Allor .;,.ther exohan&e of �O: r c : punl1 the Jackeu found them· 2 1 Middleport and Pomeroy to the local emergency 1quads -- . Fumblea Lost . . . . . . . . • T 1 Lib y I for standing by all season . kicked off lo the 15 By quarter,: Tho Yellow Jackeu held Well- , selves on their own 15. Hindy 11• be · n o G U 20 Ashland 1: a • • • lite bail I k b N I- p 20 14 7 0 _ 41 ,ton on their first aeries ol downs tempted to pllch out In Ronnie · Ash 4 Har r Perry 20 ;.••H� ':: �! ::, 9:�� · :: · Ray · Now _ that the season has ended, Dr. Pick•�•• tabula bo 5 • . a . N and forced a punt but the Middles Carr and the ball went astray, It Fullba be . 0 0 0 1 6 enston 14· Aurora O K Middleport team physician, can get a rest from pactng _____ Hlndy punted wu here that Joe Ramsey recovled the 17 and the \ Fremont '4, Cleveland Helghu O filled to move andockets' pi while at Pomeroy Kenny King, with 40 yard er<d for Wellston and the rest Is pe and down up �'!J'"""''...:e...i b· Sa re • 33 yard, to the R Euclid 18• Cleve Sl. Joseph l2 line. The lads of Coach Bob Bren• hlltory. Pan pacing at the the sidelines hand, can in rest from " ": the next � am ther g ames, 1 wonder if "Sheriff'' waa out to the Wa• Man■fleld 32• Lakewood O ' the rl ht ,Ide r! Pan• nan then began to move. Staten The Jackets took to the a I r 20, Burton 18 Chardon hama . Eastern game, n/ score or the ·arne and Melvln Davis moving with agaln ln the fourth period but lo ll O Berne UnlOlt Car 44, ro went over wl� � three and lour yarda and a cloud no avail. 'Yellsron took over et ..:r lle •· New wlngton b C vt ........ ,_..lf-' ­ of season, but most l l All 11 has been a good roo us and a or dual treolly mud> moved the 1 the Jackets 4& and at thl.s point po · ts iberty Union 14 a 20, Ml, Ic fft1I Md ll,lttiml L n t ln Coach Bren n a n loyal hl.s ,... 33 se Amand are glad it is over However there likely are aome QuarterI . ball to the Jackel o ' e y kl kad to N I � I Ntlioewfde't Hills Walnut Mi wn 411 4 l back Bill Sowers then tossed an ond strlng with II minulel and _ • ddleto "Thanksgiving D;y" tans that wish there was one more • to P ck • an� I�ey r'ned low-coot SINIOll CITI• 28, Green O Deer Hill Park : ---- ---- ;s seoond, left lo the final quart0 go. fif,t down on three play■, ZIN PollcJ, Chueklea ill Ille Newa North College Hill 30 Lockland o le !llil!Hebean's punl "11 por· JACKSON - Larry Bainter. By IJall<tl PnH Iut,,...tloul Reading S2 Ml Healihy 12 ;t wu a complete new team broad co • , , • Uhtral 1,)Rc;ked by big Allen Hamm the fine Logan quarterback, •ur !IOAP NO 12 Hill Princeton "· bnleAts • • • - it'• ..... io lor We ll ston wlth O the except the S o n everyone prised E e y took over on th l) CHICAGO <UPl>-Barney Car· of Slaten. Staten tried the cen• � 14 po:� ■ntwd .....W.. Pacw«a Wyomlni: 20, Wilmlrlgton 8 a st night by IClOl"11lg l ehion\lll.le l'J, for ,..... Olllill liftl <:all Cln Cowitry Day 34, Milford O roll. business representallve for ter or the Jacket linf for two ind Healer 1ained th,.. yurd, and a g • I n I t the powerful Jue::, Wln• Chicago 54, Local ,trlklng New O 70 Richmond Amelia . II!- -· on the next play Sophomore Bill )ff plokld up alx. Then Hall• lronmen to take the acorlng H �ow Washers, denied today that Maritn took a hand ofl from sec· Sh lby 26, Madll!Oll ' M8Mfleld • aeaoon 1960 ln 1rld the or for & l Toast or the town oday WI! a football team-nine Belleville S2, Plymouth 18 Eddie Buffington skirted the any member of hi■ unloo wa, In• ond string quarterb•ck K e I I h linemen and five backs. The line, Kent Evans, Brian B end for a 23 yard touch- SEOAL play. volved In an oulbredl! ol ,oap- Bll!llk nshlp roiled to hi■ left urg O uller 44 Millers b MAX WARD T)llL BufflnBlon wu ■topped Lo1u lool lllo �•U 1am• by Lanier, Jack Williams, Larry Fraley, George Pope, Fred wrltlng on downtown State Street cough; a p;lch of dayli&hl In th� 'cm the extra point try. • %8-12 aeore ill a 1real elleul•• Mitchell, Andy Gilmore, Dave Porter, and Darrell NI• St. Mary; 24, Cel lna 8 1 1 J I, 2nd Ph, WY•2·"60 ,tore wlndow1. Hamilton Garfield ss r,ghl aide of th• Jacket llne and 111•.� �d period Pomeroy dl■ploy by both 1..,.,, but the bert, Jed a relenUese attack against powerful AthensRT Lima Senior 20 PjO READ !,IGHT '"'"''"' Ohio was off on • 52 yard gallop i:. pay lied • punt on their own 31 IW'J)rlll ..1bant o1 ...r1q: by paved the �ay for acatbackJ Jde Duncan, Paul Evans, . PARIS <UPII-In an effort to dirt. Slal•n faUed to add nu """' Kenton :12, Van We rt O � downfield to llll 10 ll.alnter to 11ve billl acorto1 bo•· Dick Rodenck, Dan Howard and BIiiy Conley. halt widespread hoof-and-mouth lnts with a run I Shawnee 28 Wapakoneta I Ji(fu,, From there Sayrt on, look aome ol lh• sharp e<11e Combined, this aggregation gave Gallla Academy I disease ln France, French cow, poWellston kicked ·off to the Mid• ATIONWI• \'! , Fomt 24 Bluffton I first unblemilhed football mark in 12 years, and first Ptiiund the right end for his off lbe defeat. Co plate,, 11· dies and they movad quickly number need now wlll lumbu� Grove 40 I · 'll), ':.:.: " •,.; ;_:; The Ironmen had to b a t t l e undisputed SEOAL grid title since 1948, bk whitewash• Pandora-Gllboa O cenaea, travel papers and ldenll· aoro11 mid-flold to the Wellston :,.;;;,, - - - • a r f r t x e arrled the or KttJ- e chill� Spencervillo <&, Lafayetla 2• from behind lo cllnch 1econd �g a s�ro8g Athe�"t elev1 n 20-0, 'r��T y can before the flcallon marb . ;s, Mid<lleport'1 Ronnie carr ahot - - - -d ay even lnta and fumbled u ,,. enter• pl""" ln the flnsl leaguo atand• . cteran I ay ■pee I ors I Memorla j a ve their home vlilageo. l e t, Elida 28, Bath o l I f cut to his middle, tho up lhe end zone. The ball wa■ re- lnp and It took a &real effort by mg . _:_ aaln& 7,7 yard& per move, and r'Do,...ad by Sayre. halfback Tommy Wright to lead Coach Chuck Stobart'a outfit 34.7 polnto por prno prior to ' Tht lul touchdown of the hall the ironmen to their hard fou&hl llnlahed the aeal!Oll with an over- lat night, WBI llrnited lo 107 Ira· the 14 oo a pa.. from victory onr ih, u)>Mt•mlnded all - record. lnalde tho SEOAL yarda ruJblni In 30 )P'IIWICI play,, 1 uffiJ1tan to End Ray Poul in. Chieftains tho Galllan1 compiled a 7� and 44 yarda paulna. Only lwloe "PIU wu taken by Poulin Wri&ht put Jackaon on top ear• ■late, thus becoming the flrat did tho Red and Black fn,m Uni• IIJO 1oal llne and ho went ly In the flrat quarter " when he conference ltjUad to eaptun the virally City tlwaten. Flrll, the Coa h Ral b Sa ,a Wah extra polnt lo make II 21 lo o _,_,. blln& hll. 'l'he utra capped a tlS yard acorlni drive 81!:0AL tllle with an unbillllllh• char&� of Don Eokq drove lo � .!: the Falcon,. for out cl Falco t coovenlon ofl Iha loo of with a three-yard touchdown Id record 1lnce powerful Wal� Ga!Ua 1 !I In lbt aacond 1lania, bpi the Ea&Ieo with Full1blet cam algn In a bl... "h1,yo o1 •••wt lht t ta, 11'111*, .,1ru blnckld. plunge, but the attempt for I h • ston turned the trick In IIIG7. but alort Frad Mitcholl ll'abbid IIIIOIJlofootball F id J ir ry htltr - lHII M _ ._ ,. _,. wall Ill evenin& the to over bac lllng the 1 a y r of b ro e1i OJ •coND HAU' ped two-point conver1loa wu ■top II couW baff nded la a Id- • bobbled - of Pell !tlbert to tho (,ii11,o H-,, H._ ... . ... ..... svAC dlampo' 21 lo o at '11,oy milcued four um11 and lost --- kicked ohort a nd by Lopn. I!: last the and d drive. Second en .,,. ,,, •ad nlpl 1u1 i blp et,amplou l em the ball overy time to the headablilnnln& of the aec- Th, QJl1f1 came rlahl back iht O■IUau lo1I lo 'J)p' Alh• ABS threat, c ame In tho t b l r d I ha¥o -• - .,,_ ii hNrln■ � Eutem Eqlea put up a up Wahama defenoe. lllfl , Tho ball bounced from with • drive of their own and eu. Bal u,1 utol'llllalloa of stanu, rollowllq a l punl· ... lor ,_. • • • lllt■ I tr� Q,,.� ab pu< rT de e ba lut wanted th lhNt Wahama le 0 lflc fenalve ttle for t. 11 U -·· Mio- ...... lor ... ' llaufdar of bl& Center Rick Bainter l<Ored on a quarterback -.n•, .,.. wu 11o1 to .. ... play, which netted lbt A)henlanl rlen the llllnbled n their lhty foupt hard football Ill the lffl1t111ll1..,, MlbN how ••111kir ...... the ID when t h e meok from five yam, out and 111N. '1'111 Blllt aad WMto elad their lon&HI pl n nf the ,v■,lng ua 15 wn b> I� the Fal...: all tht way. '11le Eagl11 just didn't oeem .... ncovered by llttlo then added the extra po!nfl. on a anton y "'fo.mow - ..... k .. ...... ,...w ard& .. r a 0 w ftnl IS , more Wahama quickly added ..,. to have it lul nlpt qalllll tho int nolot • l,ody •llc. ltot il .a. l', l!oi' •.. • a • fir u q '""'°'1obl1 •Ml - llo - lllltlod t1i1w lilf f:� ·to pick up a ::":' r · ;,. �==-:r� ;:i de • ,,:'u!.� ;� � � :� len I .... on four pl,y1 and Nel- iod. -... ...ily ...... ,.... ., ..., ...... - • r, ...,. • ..., manero la lht f1ao1 - lo ■td ll#ry Wlllnn lo &lvt AHS Billy Jewell ocored early In lht alv■ ball, but wera no match for "6ti tGt>k �I. Four playa Lo(ID idened the 1ap lo IH 'Illa lolal away, w the oval Oil Gallla'a M, C b • c k first quarter but failed to add the t11e paufnl Fal<M eleven who , .. ,,...... ....... ,....... ....... lhltlt .a-vme a call attempt• early ln tho ,econd period whom Bowl• plcktd up •Ix to tht GARS extra polnu and tht Etgla eleven could mo. on the p-ound too. ,., )'IV 111111 ...... ...... ,... . lo 111d Poul Bnmston Bainter rlllld a ■Ix-yard - to Athena powerful ofr... aver- 30 - but wu amackad hard by f quar1ar1. Ont !mt t In al Uc departmen the at ls or two t "".. tl"" ••"" roy a and Brown halfbaok Ron Brlmner !or a I I i r own IS yard line 1n lhe Davt Porter, Andy Gilmon, Fred heldEaaterll team ld b b had but flva flnt dowm one Eultm o the on the JI and ran !or Pom, touchdown. '11,e try for tht COIi- f o u r t h quarter, tht lronmlll Mltohell, 8-81 Pape and Brian a to the F lcons ll Eutem never yard lint , Dial touchdown. T h l I nnloll wu ,topped. cruhed and banaed their way • ""'1w - Bowlal lumbled, with In lht fourth quarter tht W• completed a pua out of liX and l r ! V f'__ ,; , .r �J n t c T o r i e a kick converalon Tllo Jnamn lhea -.W yard■ down tho ll'idiron with su,. Dfclc Roderlclc rtCOVll'ing, Tlult ham& ,y or of 14 on en elpt ...,,. hit de Wahama elev . . ke f wi b the ro ,tilid· lrom .... yarda out 'JO.y ■ru don lllo ,,.. ....,. rtlt boomlni lnto the Loean 111d wu tho BuDdop clNelt pet!tlr•· open when Jewtll ....m ap1a 110 yard■. '11,o Falconi pictad up N o C o .s l O t O h l 1 c1 o f 1 O J I ' peaally. od pldhM w111i Wrlpl lttllliC IOlil from o..yard lWIJ a n d IIOII toward !)11dlrt, and t b t l r rom the throe. g rd 1 7 ya "" !ht pmd, boldln ■ 1 l N :Bia,.--"' iu •ix polnu Mo ...., '-1idowa -' lllo Jaoaon had rorpd Into a lf.H . ' to ns. Wahama fumbled Batteries battery 1ervic1 and lllformallon al Dul\oll lut W Eutem lhe fGrl>. defahama An. mlliulM left In tho samo • a 1-..,... plalilt. 81 ead. ' 11 w• 1111 flnl - la , . U ed Eulem to )>Wit Senior half• 1ix - but wtn able lo hold on l WU' all up by a Puther ■lao ru • lw � Hin polata Howevw. Bainter wu n o I Joan • na11pona ltolNll loam bad< Char ea Rog� l went O f f to tho ball Dve oul of tho ■Ix . Drur 8t0rt for Melgi ColUlty' '• JltD.blo Oil lht 10 lo - Ille ...,_ llllt lllo lou· tbrou&h u tht Chieftain alpal• ___, 1111 Al�• 11•. tackle, cut back and galloped ,a '11,e EqlH clootd out their er ..- al llalfllmo - a It- coller led his taam on another ... tlll iealll - lllo ._ DI•• Judi for another Falcon S<Ort, hl&blY � aeuon with • 14 lie. Lo&an drtvt lhal ondad whc ho Ila .." - _. • -,- 1111 In tho clooln( minute, of tho W record wbllt Walwna ODdad 1 Just a low mlnultl after I b e l<Orod 1rom Olll yard out to pva #-lllliO ....... OAIIII trallo pmo Jory 81111111 hit LaJT1 Har- up with a 4 and I. oeeond ball eot underway, b f I hlm a IIUOll total ol • pnlnla. - It-JU la 11w ..., loll ll'•v• with a pau Phona LY 3-4550 and 1111> By Quamn: Carl SWTIII, Jacy10n'a flna luD• Bainter lolled 1 - to Gary Nl■DJa ar 1 went avet 1 y ard, for the Ea•ltm . . . . . . . . , O o O O - O " Morrh Ave' back, rtppod tbrou&h lht Lo1an Brannin for tho atra polnll, aad Man1 1-. followlaC !alt nlpl'1 g touohdown. Ruaaall ilciad tho Wal.am■ . . . . . . . . 8 0 O 1t - 161 llna and blocud a punt on l h t with Jua1 1•......i. left In Ibo. .....Uonal trfumpb. cal1ld l b e 1;;��&;;;;:;�_;;����&�;,..;;;;;;;a.;a;;a;;;;;;;;;a Qltora Ill yard lino. Foul' playl pmo, tho ICOl'O llood at 11-11. l!IIO Gllllpolla foalblll - ,... lalar Wrf&bl alipptd throup tacit· Thi Chleltalnl totaled It flnl a( the acbool't 11'1 M • lf bOI lo for his third TD ol lhe 111M doWDII whllo Jaobon'1 off- tho bolt. Anti that lncludao tht and allo ran lbt utra polnlt lo netted 11, but lhelt fumblea praY· IHl-41 SEO cblnlplou. 'l1il DIV· put Jac:bon out fr<tnt by a D· ad eo111;f to Lopn u the ai.t ill flnilbtcl wltb SM talllll fn tTHI SHOI IOX , MIODL■,oaT 14 aeon. 1toM11n defe1111 .-vend a I I nlD■ a- - c,nlJ tho ltCOlld An. tok!DC a LopD punt on lhrtt ol tbom lo oquolch pooal- - 111 lhe IChool'I bflll>r7 lht DoYlla hlff �Jecl - IIIO bit 1.opn 1COrfnl drl-. aallod dtn - marbra, Tht 1• ebampa, play· a:;:;. �..:i...,... vi, ' �!· Ca U: :,.: qw,;:r 0: 8,. baif ':e!\ '!: I ::�:!• ....... � . �i�l.uc!':;.,� �ta';:, i; ,t :..i B ter Puts Spark (nto i° Logan Game _ : . • • • Blue DeVJ•1s come ThfOUP'h I 20-0 w·m 0ver Athens W'th t:fg a. - ... Oak n -- --=------- ---- .,., - --· =::::...::.:...=--- FaJcons CJose Gn"d season In Bl aze Of Victory Glory 11•11\' ;1,.io..::•:, 1:-:'ir: � : :�'i.:�! � r::'111e":""�1:.,:89_: ·. 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Car­ ury, ipt .... �• • , I • ,r t t" •. 8-pdl:, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 12, 1960 ,"'!-===============-,, l ,'. WANT ADS l FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAB L E RESULTS RATES ◄ t:entl per word, one insertion. Minimum chara:e-aG centl. 6 cenu per word for three consecutive imertions.. �cial---0ne month for 30 cents v.er word. J l'u1I r.e.te of f cents per word will be charged for adeing if not paid within 10 days after receiving bill. Error.s ln Advertising-Should be reported immediately. Daily Sent i nel will not be responsible for more than incorrect i nsertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publis hed at 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 15 60c 90c $ 1 .35 $4.50 20 60c $ 1 .20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 23 75c $ 1 .50 $2.25 $1 .50 j · �• received by 10 A. M will be in that day', paper. f, ,,r PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 - -· - • .., _ ,..., ... - ... .. .. .,, _ _ _,.. ._ . _ .. .... # ,,, .., _ .. .. . . . .. .. , � - - · - • - - - - 'fl' - � .. ♦ - - ....-- -·· - · . j Dall,, ,- �.,.�""""\""' ! Patrol Re ports J Teacher Dies • No Acciden ts Jn Montana •• \ ' '° . inl -,.,.--=-,---c:-::===- -:,:c I G.elhpoll5 Pos1 , State Highway . c. . word of tfl'II Patrol . reported no acc idents JO· l Jleloliv� received eath of Mrs. Albert Miller, 79, vestigated in the past 2-4 hours in Thursday morning . .et her home, the Gallia-Meigs area. Cardwell, Montana. Mrs. Miller Six arrests were recorded. was the former Bertha Carso� Charles W. Bland, 2':', Rt. l Mid· 1 a teae �er of Syracuse. _ dleport, was cited to appear in l Survivors include two <Ulug. and Mr1. Galhix>lis Municipal court Mon· 1ers. Mrs. Faye Landis Cardwell. of both t Elva Wilkinson �ay �barged with un pro� reg- l a son, Homer H iller of Card­ _ 1strat1on and no operator s Ii• well, 8 sister, Mrs. Came Sell­ I . L-tnse. Grover J. Arnold. 21. Co- ars of Syracuse, and IO grand• en. Her husband preceded I lwnbus. was cited lo Meigs roun· i child� . death m 1948. m her and $30 ty court Wld was fined costs today. Mabel Phillips, 37, ! The deceased was a SJsler-ln­ G allipoliJ, was cited for speed on law of Mrs. Alonzo Custer, A.. H. Monday. Mildred W. Santee, 42, : Fisher and Mrs. WaJter B. M iller Gallipoli& wa1 cited today f o r I of Pomeroy . Rev and Mrs. S. E. failure to obey traffic signal Ber- Kaetzel, Edisou: Mr. and M rL \ nard J. Christian, 45. Charleston L. R Farmer, Mansfield , and Mr was to �ve his hearing today on ' �nd Mrs. Loren Caverlee, Huntmgton. W. Va. an intoxication charge. --�-- --! ' · 1 Jt.'111-. f§# . 1 • ,·�-, r,' TREE EXPERT, tree trimming. 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', "t I i ,1 1f :� ,'{Ir;' 1 · I "� 1 Here For Funeral Service, Come f BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer N!W and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO NOW! City Convenience . Beyond The Gas Mains With 9 C 1, Fe■11Of II Jllkport, 0., 1'w. ----- --DAllY CROSSWORD . . NP• . r=--, ..a : '/ ·:- . ... •' •. , · - :. : '•.,'i . � . , • . :· : . J':• : · ., : 1:, , . .. . :' :1,1 • II •:, &... ..... :i .l ' ; . ' I I ., __ & : ..... -� :-H• -f:, �- 1. ,d .\ • Twkllll ._ ,..,. � �:::,. :ir�• .:L' i • fl.I lent ,11 :1 � , . . . :J': • 11 !1::1 '>; :ill • fl! I : lt. l!ao4 .. ._._ :u1111 ...; 11 � 1:• • : '·' ,.�,..l'• \l,;11 1,1. ; 1 1 1 1 18. Chatter :;1::i ;i:,; :j • • 1 1 -· ...... 14 , Uldt of .. & -- & llloel 16. Londct 11. B 7 I - ""%1 •- •- �;, tho fnoll ... l'llbllo & 'I I Ia • l, T 7 'Ii . .. - . ....._ i.· •-·-- -- t1f.. c·s • ... . • a- u. -.. . ,. ... --- . 17. - .. Bum.. a n.,u a :a:·1 fll­ "·lllllllal'r· ... ......_ . ::=�-•.c i!� ro � •-3 I, ', a1111t "lo Pct A �,':. . I II SF:,, · t • .._... ■ •-1-.a :19. � 111.\. 0 ■ - a,:-:'"s tcl, Pos ........... .. · TAXES •'RECESSED" SAWBR!DGEWORTH, England (UPIJ-The local tax assessor felt sorry for a resident here Friday .end lowered his taxes hy $14 be­ cause the man complained he lives next to a school and has to -i put up with " pandemonium" ev­ , ery recess period. Whercvei" you live, you can enjoy the convenience o( gal and modem a:ppliances - - - with Ashlan d Bottled Ga!. Ashland Bottled Gas • . . II dependable, convenient, stormproof, heat.s instantly. For Mor• D1t1ll1 Phone or Wrl._ AVERY NELSON Hemlock Grove, Ohio Phone WY 2-6794 Equ ipped For All Job$ ! Having car trouble' Automatic transmission, ,a:enerator, carburetor. brake! �r clutch _ _ _ _ _ _ any job we do is done ri-ghtl Su Us For Your Radiator Repairs and SERVICE BRANNAN GARAGE . EXPERTS IN SERVICE Phone WY-2-3377 Middleport -------' Hudson & SecOl'ld Sh. PHILCO-- SPECIAL ! Portable TV WITH Remote Control ........ - ,, . .. ..- lportwar a:• t. 5 .._ l:ot llov...,. ll:lt MtTWI Gllut U:JII X-. 'l\■I llol, 11, . ..... d:N � IGtr A 11., ., '''° ., . p,. ·-- .... r:• llolrinl •·• Lt■" a 'h -•• ,,00 1.a ........ .... 10:00 llm1rl& 10:41 Bowl� 11:00 N..,. 11: 10 llpurlo Ht !I MGM .... : IAllNIY OOOOLI alMI SNUf P:Y SMITH 1,• A1-N1 r- 1 , ,o w_.-. P.,. 1:00 ».., Jo c..lt I: ,0 Rood lo Rnlily l:ot - 'lllt Clo<II 1: 111 WM IJo You Tl,all IUNDAT 1HI0 Matllol ....... . 12:311 B11 Plelon 1,00 lflralll al 11 !Ill ColJoso N•WI 1,00 Pouple'a Cllloloo t,!111 I Man:lod Joan 1100 Brldp l1III AP'L ll'oolbel 15:30 Walt Disney 7: 30 Mavtll'lck 8: !111 Lawman 9:00 'l11t Rebe5 9 : :,0 111..... By P:ltlD LASSWELL LET ME 6:VI!: IT A B� OR "rWO, MAW-· f:GO •al.- ... 1st-d 1:,0 Oep. G.U..I 1:00 Whlri,tlrdJ ,, . y..., 1:40 WNdw Ttllw .1: 41 ,... 111'1 -· 7:ot TrT:IO Cho; • , , . 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M 1lllt SATURDAY lt:00 News J: 00 Bugs Bunny 1 1 : 10 We,thercaat 1 : 30 ContraUs 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch I: 00 NBA Basketball 1 : 00 Sign Off 4 : 00 NBC Opera MONDAY 1:00 Science Fictior 5 : 45 Sign On 1 : 30 New, 6:00 Continental Ol&Hroom l : 41i Sporto 7:00 Today 8 : 66 Weather t : OO Saturday Night JamborN .9: 00 Welcome NeiMhbor1 T:30 Bonanza 9: 30 Mr . .tnd Mrs. North I: 30 Tall Mea 10: 00 Dough Re Ml 1: 00 Deputy 10: 30 Play Your Huneb 111 30 Nation'• JPllture 11:00 Prict lo Right 10: 30 Thlf,. il Your Life l l : 30 Concentration II: 00 News Headlines 12: 00 Truh or Consequencu H.: 10 Weathercaet J2: 55 NBC Newo It I II Movietlme 1 : 00 Mid Day N•"• a,oo Sian orr 1 : 15 Movietime SUNl>AY 2:30 Loretta Young Theatrt 9:lli SliJl On 3 : 00 Yowig Dr. Malone 10: 00 Ohrl,lophet 3 : 30 f'rom TheM Root, 10: 30 The A!Uiwor 4:00 Make Room U. : 00 Frontiei-s or Faith 4:30 Here's Hollywood 11: :141 This Is Lift 6:00 Steamboat Bill 11: 00 TV Chapel 5 : 30 Sheena 6:00 You Aaked For It IR::30 News 8: JI Jim V,acker Show ]2: 45 Stieelworker1 meet 6: 25 Weathercast 1 : 00 Big 3 Bowling .; 6 : 30 News Picture t:00 Browns - St. Loul■ 8: 16 Huntley Brinkley C : 30 J'avorite Story 1 : 00 Huckleberry • Hound S : 00 Omnibus 1:30 Special 8 : 00 Meet the 1nd 8:30 Wells Fargo 8:30 Newa �:00 Klondike 6:40 Weather 9: 30 Dante 8:46 Sports 10: 00 Barbora lilanW)'ck 7 : 00 Shirley Temple 10: 30 Bowling B:00 National Velvet 1 1 : 00 :News 8 : 30 Tab Hunter I I : JO Weather 8:00 Chevy Show 11: 15 Jack Paar 1,, 00 Loretta Young 1 : 00 Sign Off 10: 30 Two Faces West -------------------. WIidlife Newa upon hy t�e U. S Fish and WildI SANDUSKY - Waterfowl hunt- life Service, lo obtain inform•• ers are being urged by game of- lion regarding number of duck, flciall, Division of Wlldlife, to· co- seen, hours hunted, weather conoperate in a field 1urvey being ditions, and the like. Wnducted during the current sea- "'WC' h o p e, he . contlnu�d, "ht1nters will take the few mrnwn. ._ "Each• yetr;" n!d 'Walter Mc- utes n/lci!ssary to furnish thla inGilliard, game mana,l!:ement Sll• formation. when called upon. Af. pervlaor, "the division ii called ter all, it J&: for the hu:-iter'a bene;- "' NDY.t- MOIITV 1Mi�Ac ll!IID V,. CAl,I FIND , li•\' IN 'IDNV'S DINI"! ,._,---' Residents Of • • • M' E I G S C O U N T Y . THAN K YOU I 1m d"ply Indebted to you for your sup­ . port of my ,_lectlon. With your help w• shill carry on In your beh1lf. ., , -� ' CONGRESSMAN � • ,,:\- . . ..�--. ·,.. �- [ TERRY REGUL ARLY PRICED AT $1 99.95 r�E CIAL So• All The PHILC O Lint At - · l.SS CC IATED RADIO a:"(d TEI EVIS !ON E . MAIN ST. , +-+ • - •1Jrr)' Mil:ir, �.JlnU POMEROY, OHIO ,-:Il�i �ti�� ��::�� ....:: 1::::: ....... ll/NDAT 9: oo Jiff, Mattbewa 9: :tO AgricultUN film 10: oo Rali1JoU1 Pr...-.,n 10: 15 American, At Work 10: 30 Religiuw, i'NtrlPl 11:00 U. N la Aotoa u : ao Cuntra Tbroo 12:00 Rev. Gibb. 12: 30 Oral Robert. 1 : 00 Pro Hlahli1ht1 1 : 00 Football 4:00 Bowling 5 : 00 Rev. Wilcox 1:30 CollOi• Bowl 6:00 Ted Mack 6: 2fl JOlh Century 7:00 Lassie 1: 30 Dennis - Menace 8:00 Ed Sullivan · 9: 00 Influential Amerlcafl! 10: 00 Candid Camera 10: :IO What·, My Line 11:00 Newa 1 1 : 15 Lal• Sltow me ,t hpo Jl\er. · Jr.d­ lujll­ ( 1 I. &Ira. Car­ o_ stoa,.. ..,., NANCY ARE WE C,OINC, TO r HOP!! OUR HAV! ,._ WII.L DANCE 91 A Bl<J 81&· 5UCCll!:SS NAME SANO , 11:SII llacint . . . . . . . . 12: 00 · Noon New• DIC� TRACY lll:IIO ·JUII !"or You 8: 115 News 1 : 00 Newa Headlinet 6:30 RFD 1 : 30 New, 7:00 Ntw1 Hettdlinn 1 , :io Jull For Y.. 7:02 Bnakfaat Party t:00 C■mn1 on Pt. PleU111t 7:JO Picken, Hardwiu1! Show I: 00 Ntwt H...wna 7: 4li Bruldut Party S:111 MUllc Go Round S:IO Nllwa t:00 News Headlines I: 3li MUllc Go llallnd I: OZ Sporll 11,port 4:00 Ntwt lltodl1:05 Breakf11l Party 4:0I MIiii< Go &und 1 : 30 News 4:30 1.ecol NtWII 9:35 Breakfast Party 4: 116 MV■lc Go Hound 9:00 New1 Htadllneo 6:00 B_ll _ 1:02 Bre•k£aat Party 5:DI M111k: Go llollnd 9:30 News 1:16 Complete N,,.. Round-up 9:35 Breakfast Party 1:0I crow·• Slo<lk Houoo 10:00 Coffee Time liollnd of tht .... 10: 15 Swap Shop t: 3U Newa Headlina 10: 30 Newt Headllntl 1:31 EvtninJ lnlorludo 10: 32 Morning Devotions 7:00 New, Htadliael 10:46 Radio HyOUIII 7:a EYtninJ Joterludo 7;39 Newt Htadlinel l 1 : 00 Newi Htt.dllnt1 7:11 Sundowo 11 :0Z Courty . . . . . . . . . . a:oo Sign Off 1 1 : 29 Farm . . . . . . . . . . --------------------­ way in helping to determine (u,, Forty to 45 per cent of l h e i ture seaaon8 and bag limilL ..........�.i d"""''•""•-• ,....� •· m�u• • -w ■u by tur --U. S Army ill World W>11 II were THE NAM E IN THE B U S I N E SS Ila- I - -· •,•, ,, ,, .;-: • .,.,, ,. \I iln MUSIC BY THROCKMORTON HEPPLETHWI' 1 TE AND H I S BAND ' I' ly CHESTllt GOULD By � .0 By HAROLD GRA,'f --·OK "'"" "o I' GU� IT'S iA_.., T'F®G;i 'IK>UT OOR '-OLOl&Rla I •• LEFI' SLATS 'I ; ....;1o...1-4......___; GIORG, WONDER ar - NO l'llMl7 JN -�-A � 'IIIIIT CAP'TA" l'JIAF � -PIJl.a' IC> ...:,OT R:'WN � /IIMYWAY/ --- W!lli l.AX ll!CAll9!'MT • ' 1' · ' �1 Fitter ttp clgarelto were intro- for p,ychiatric dtsabUitln. duc:ed as early u 1931. .... ' SIGGE Si 5:N Slcn On 6:00 Outll Star -dt ilbt 1111- By ERNIE IUSHMILLII WMPO Radio ABBIE AND i:� . . ... , had op. iht11tflh ichernt � .atrvtd n, Mrs. Beh 1 aa, Mr,. .:b Ka 1• Y, Mr-1 . •YDlOlld Mar,, Mn. Smitll, I W1J- n,ae a.r llaiiRa 11:00 Love Of Lift IJ: !Ill --.Ii ... l' T-lril'IOW IW 11:41 0µtdllli t1'M 1:00 ut. af ·lllle1 1:111 M flit 'ltanl ,-... l:IIO P'1lll Clttlo 1:!IO Art �r 3: 00 MWlonau-o 3 : 30 Verdict II Yours t: 00 Brlp11tr Doy t: lf lltcnt ....... 4:!111 Edi• of Nllhi 1:00 1bnt f:00 Arthur J. lmHh I: 16 A Look At 11le Wtlllbet 6:IO SpOrU<ope l::IO "- I AM)' 1100 Manhill '"· W lllchlpll 7:!111 To 1-11 ·'lht ''l'Nlll 1:IIO l'lle Glady, I: 30 8rfnlbtf Up Buddy t:oo l>a niomu t: ,o Andy Griffill 10:00 H-y 10: 111 JI'... tht N■Uon 11:00 NIWI 11 : 10 WNther 11: ll Mo- Alf I GAVE HIM /JNl/,N/TE� C/tlD/1 AT TONY'S ! "k\�\i:/ ed' l'Ul11 n et t �. d whne e PllYtd nd t Ji t d to "M.1 . WIiie �=-:--,-,--,------------'----.---------.--SAM -- CURLY lltrta.lJl ,-d r .1t 'her It h I t.y . Cl yt!t J. filt, tho ! Wllt, ..... A. W H T N - T V Channel 13 W S A Z' - T V Channel 3 • - ..... , , ... IA-AT et • ... - ­ ,,. Qoll , ly SHULTZ W C H S - TV Channel 8 JO: 30 Election Aftenrulth Mi oo w111or w,-· �· � llgnal & llectpl•· ., of a gllt ., Beedh,. MIIIFt""- &-- .,. W. _,,. WINNil WINKLE •I t I /:, ·'W: Pi, -./�J �. �� ,, �" ... IP lr • .. .. • · "' • d �• • , I • ,r t t" •. 8-pdl:, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 12, 1960 ,"'!-===============-,, l ,'. WANT ADS l FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAB L E RESULTS RATES ◄ t:entl per word, one insertion. Minimum chara:e-aG centl. 6 cenu per word for three consecutive imertions.. �cial---0ne month for 30 cents v.er word. J l'u1I r.e.te of f cents per word will be charged for adeing if not paid within 10 days after receiving bill. Error.s ln Advertising-Should be reported immediately. Daily Sent i nel will not be responsible for more than incorrect i nsertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publis hed at 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 15 60c 90c $ 1 .35 $4.50 20 60c $ 1 .20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 23 75c $ 1 .50 $2.25 $1 .50 j · �• received by 10 A. M will be in that day', paper. f, ,,r PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 - -· - • .., _ ,..., ... - ... .. .. .,, _ _ _,.. ._ . _ .. .... # ,,, .., _ .. .. . . . .. .. , � - - · - • - - - - 'fl' - � .. ♦ - - ....-- -·· - · . j Dall,, ,- �.,.�""""\""' ! Patrol Re ports J Teacher Dies • No Acciden ts Jn Montana •• \ ' '° . inl -,.,.--=-,---c:-::===- -:,:c I G.elhpoll5 Pos1 , State Highway . c. . word of tfl'II Patrol . reported no acc idents JO· l Jleloliv� received eath of Mrs. Albert Miller, 79, vestigated in the past 2-4 hours in Thursday morning . .et her home, the Gallia-Meigs area. Cardwell, Montana. Mrs. Miller Six arrests were recorded. was the former Bertha Carso� Charles W. Bland, 2':', Rt. l Mid· 1 a teae �er of Syracuse. _ dleport, was cited to appear in l Survivors include two <Ulug. and Mr1. Galhix>lis Municipal court Mon· 1ers. Mrs. Faye Landis Cardwell. of both t Elva Wilkinson �ay �barged with un pro� reg- l a son, Homer H iller of Card­ _ 1strat1on and no operator s Ii• well, 8 sister, Mrs. Came Sell­ I . L-tnse. Grover J. Arnold. 21. Co- ars of Syracuse, and IO grand• en. Her husband preceded I lwnbus. was cited lo Meigs roun· i child� . death m 1948. m her and $30 ty court Wld was fined costs today. Mabel Phillips, 37, ! The deceased was a SJsler-ln­ G allipoliJ, was cited for speed on law of Mrs. Alonzo Custer, A.. H. Monday. Mildred W. Santee, 42, : Fisher and Mrs. WaJter B. M iller Gallipoli& wa1 cited today f o r I of Pomeroy . Rev and Mrs. S. E. failure to obey traffic signal Ber- Kaetzel, Edisou: Mr. and M rL \ nard J. Christian, 45. Charleston L. R Farmer, Mansfield , and Mr was to �ve his hearing today on ' �nd Mrs. Loren Caverlee, Huntmgton. W. Va. an intoxication charge. --�-- --! ' · 1 Jt.'111-. f§# . 1 • ,·�-, r,' TREE EXPERT, tree trimming. AS 18 SPECIALB Sidney HuddJNton, Bo1: IM. 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $415.00 Muon, W. Va 51 Mer....,. 7• H. P. '515 OI 1 1 1 S, 10, 11, lip .:... U H. P. Mercury Ou&fit ..... .OG _ __________ AUCl1ONl'!ER METROPOLITAN MOTORS REASONABLE RATES GOe !:Qt Mal.a Street, Pomeroy l!ATl8FACTION GUARANTEED Pbo.. WYZ-Sffl .Call ,.•r wrlie I. 0. MeCoy B-20-tfc Clle,t.r, Oblo ��cc-= _ - If � . - . !.• � (20) BUSINESS ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner. Popular model No. SERVICES = A-1 Conditkm. Complete with a l l attachmenta and t h r o w WILL DO ALTERING IN MY away paper bags. Pay off bal - ' home. Mn. J. H. MltdM!II. .. ance of $.fl . 00, or tenna if de- S Second Ave., Middleport. sired. Phone WY J-%204 l l l J-l l-6k Phone WY l-2359. _ 1 H0-3tc AUCl'IONJ!:ER Z RE<.!STERED COON D o g ,. Cemplde, Se"le. See Lawrem.-e Giffen. UnderCrill Brodlord hoof Ridge. Coolville, O h i u. Write, Phoa.e or C0DUM:t l 1-12·3t<' Roule No. 3 A. C. BRADFORD, llochle, Ohio (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES ! • _ _ __ ' J-� . . ', "t I i ,1 1f :� ,'{Ir;' 1 · I "� 1 Here For Funeral Service, Come f BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer N!W and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO NOW! City Convenience . Beyond The Gas Mains With 9 C 1, Fe■11Of II Jllkport, 0., 1'w. ----- --DAllY CROSSWORD . . NP• . r=--, ..a : '/ ·:- . ... •' •. , · - :. : '•.,'i . � . , • . :· : . J':• : · ., : 1:, , . .. . :' :1,1 • II •:, &... ..... :i .l ' ; . ' I I ., __ & : ..... -� :-H• -f:, �- 1. ,d .\ • Twkllll ._ ,..,. � �:::,. :ir�• .:L' i • fl.I lent ,11 :1 � , . . . :J': • 11 !1::1 '>; :ill • fl! I : lt. l!ao4 .. ._._ :u1111 ...; 11 � 1:• • : '·' ,.�,..l'• \l,;11 1,1. ; 1 1 1 1 18. Chatter :;1::i ;i:,; :j • • 1 1 -· ...... 14 , Uldt of .. & -- & llloel 16. Londct 11. B 7 I - ""%1 •- •- �;, tho fnoll ... l'llbllo & 'I I Ia • l, T 7 'Ii . .. - . ....._ i.· •-·-- -- t1f.. c·s • ... . • a- u. -.. . ,. ... --- . 17. - .. Bum.. a n.,u a :a:·1 fll­ "·lllllllal'r· ... ......_ . ::=�-•.c i!� ro � •-3 I, ', a1111t "lo Pct A �,':. . I II SF:,, · t • .._... ■ •-1-.a :19. � 111.\. 0 ■ - a,:-:'"s tcl, Pos ........... .. · TAXES •'RECESSED" SAWBR!DGEWORTH, England (UPIJ-The local tax assessor felt sorry for a resident here Friday .end lowered his taxes hy $14 be­ cause the man complained he lives next to a school and has to -i put up with " pandemonium" ev­ , ery recess period. Whercvei" you live, you can enjoy the convenience o( gal and modem a:ppliances - - - with Ashlan d Bottled Ga!. Ashland Bottled Gas • . . II dependable, convenient, stormproof, heat.s instantly. For Mor• D1t1ll1 Phone or Wrl._ AVERY NELSON Hemlock Grove, Ohio Phone WY 2-6794 Equ ipped For All Job$ ! Having car trouble' Automatic transmission, ,a:enerator, carburetor. brake! �r clutch _ _ _ _ _ _ any job we do is done ri-ghtl Su Us For Your Radiator Repairs and SERVICE BRANNAN GARAGE . EXPERTS IN SERVICE Phone WY-2-3377 Middleport -------' Hudson & SecOl'ld Sh. PHILCO-- SPECIAL ! Portable TV WITH Remote Control ........ - ,, . .. ..- lportwar a:• t. 5 .._ l:ot llov...,. ll:lt MtTWI Gllut U:JII X-. 'l\■I llol, 11, . ..... d:N � IGtr A 11., ., '''° ., . p,. ·-- .... r:• llolrinl •·• Lt■" a 'h -•• ,,00 1.a ........ .... 10:00 llm1rl& 10:41 Bowl� 11:00 N..,. 11: 10 llpurlo Ht !I MGM .... : IAllNIY OOOOLI alMI SNUf P:Y SMITH 1,• A1-N1 r- 1 , ,o w_.-. P.,. 1:00 ».., Jo c..lt I: ,0 Rood lo Rnlily l:ot - 'lllt Clo<II 1: 111 WM IJo You Tl,all IUNDAT 1HI0 Matllol ....... . 12:311 B11 Plelon 1,00 lflralll al 11 !Ill ColJoso N•WI 1,00 Pouple'a Cllloloo t,!111 I Man:lod Joan 1100 Brldp l1III AP'L ll'oolbel 15:30 Walt Disney 7: 30 Mavtll'lck 8: !111 Lawman 9:00 'l11t Rebe5 9 : :,0 111..... By P:ltlD LASSWELL LET ME 6:VI!: IT A B� OR "rWO, MAW-· f:GO •al.- ... 1st-d 1:,0 Oep. G.U..I 1:00 Whlri,tlrdJ ,, . y..., 1:40 WNdw Ttllw .1: 41 ,... 111'1 -· 7:ot TrT:IO Cho; • , , . 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M 1lllt SATURDAY lt:00 News J: 00 Bugs Bunny 1 1 : 10 We,thercaat 1 : 30 ContraUs 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch I: 00 NBA Basketball 1 : 00 Sign Off 4 : 00 NBC Opera MONDAY 1:00 Science Fictior 5 : 45 Sign On 1 : 30 New, 6:00 Continental Ol&Hroom l : 41i Sporto 7:00 Today 8 : 66 Weather t : OO Saturday Night JamborN .9: 00 Welcome NeiMhbor1 T:30 Bonanza 9: 30 Mr . .tnd Mrs. North I: 30 Tall Mea 10: 00 Dough Re Ml 1: 00 Deputy 10: 30 Play Your Huneb 111 30 Nation'• JPllture 11:00 Prict lo Right 10: 30 Thlf,. il Your Life l l : 30 Concentration II: 00 News Headlines 12: 00 Truh or Consequencu H.: 10 Weathercaet J2: 55 NBC Newo It I II Movietlme 1 : 00 Mid Day N•"• a,oo Sian orr 1 : 15 Movietime SUNl>AY 2:30 Loretta Young Theatrt 9:lli SliJl On 3 : 00 Yowig Dr. Malone 10: 00 Ohrl,lophet 3 : 30 f'rom TheM Root, 10: 30 The A!Uiwor 4:00 Make Room U. : 00 Frontiei-s or Faith 4:30 Here's Hollywood 11: :141 This Is Lift 6:00 Steamboat Bill 11: 00 TV Chapel 5 : 30 Sheena 6:00 You Aaked For It IR::30 News 8: JI Jim V,acker Show ]2: 45 Stieelworker1 meet 6: 25 Weathercast 1 : 00 Big 3 Bowling .; 6 : 30 News Picture t:00 Browns - St. Loul■ 8: 16 Huntley Brinkley C : 30 J'avorite Story 1 : 00 Huckleberry • Hound S : 00 Omnibus 1:30 Special 8 : 00 Meet the 1nd 8:30 Wells Fargo 8:30 Newa �:00 Klondike 6:40 Weather 9: 30 Dante 8:46 Sports 10: 00 Barbora lilanW)'ck 7 : 00 Shirley Temple 10: 30 Bowling B:00 National Velvet 1 1 : 00 :News 8 : 30 Tab Hunter I I : JO Weather 8:00 Chevy Show 11: 15 Jack Paar 1,, 00 Loretta Young 1 : 00 Sign Off 10: 30 Two Faces West -------------------. WIidlife Newa upon hy t�e U. S Fish and WildI SANDUSKY - Waterfowl hunt- life Service, lo obtain inform•• ers are being urged by game of- lion regarding number of duck, flciall, Division of Wlldlife, to· co- seen, hours hunted, weather conoperate in a field 1urvey being ditions, and the like. Wnducted during the current sea- "'WC' h o p e, he . contlnu�d, "ht1nters will take the few mrnwn. ._ "Each• yetr;" n!d 'Walter Mc- utes n/lci!ssary to furnish thla inGilliard, game mana,l!:ement Sll• formation. when called upon. Af. pervlaor, "the division ii called ter all, it J&: for the hu:-iter'a bene;- "' NDY.t- MOIITV 1Mi�Ac ll!IID V,. CAl,I FIND , li•\' IN 'IDNV'S DINI"! ,._,---' Residents Of • • • M' E I G S C O U N T Y . THAN K YOU I 1m d"ply Indebted to you for your sup­ . port of my ,_lectlon. With your help w• shill carry on In your beh1lf. ., , -� ' CONGRESSMAN � • ,,:\- . . ..�--. ·,.. �- [ TERRY REGUL ARLY PRICED AT $1 99.95 r�E CIAL So• All The PHILC O Lint At - · l.SS CC IATED RADIO a:"(d TEI EVIS !ON E . MAIN ST. , +-+ • - •1Jrr)' Mil:ir, �.JlnU POMEROY, OHIO ,-:Il�i �ti�� ��::�� ....:: 1::::: ....... ll/NDAT 9: oo Jiff, Mattbewa 9: :tO AgricultUN film 10: oo Rali1JoU1 Pr...-.,n 10: 15 American, At Work 10: 30 Religiuw, i'NtrlPl 11:00 U. N la Aotoa u : ao Cuntra Tbroo 12:00 Rev. Gibb. 12: 30 Oral Robert. 1 : 00 Pro Hlahli1ht1 1 : 00 Football 4:00 Bowling 5 : 00 Rev. Wilcox 1:30 CollOi• Bowl 6:00 Ted Mack 6: 2fl JOlh Century 7:00 Lassie 1: 30 Dennis - Menace 8:00 Ed Sullivan · 9: 00 Influential Amerlcafl! 10: 00 Candid Camera 10: :IO What·, My Line 11:00 Newa 1 1 : 15 Lal• Sltow me ,t hpo Jl\er. · Jr.d­ lujll­ ( 1 I. &Ira. Car­ o_ stoa,.. ..,., NANCY ARE WE C,OINC, TO r HOP!! OUR HAV! ,._ WII.L DANCE 91 A Bl<J 81&· 5UCCll!:SS NAME SANO , 11:SII llacint . . . . . . . . 12: 00 · Noon New• DIC� TRACY lll:IIO ·JUII !"or You 8: 115 News 1 : 00 Newa Headlinet 6:30 RFD 1 : 30 New, 7:00 Ntw1 Hettdlinn 1 , :io Jull For Y.. 7:02 Bnakfaat Party t:00 C■mn1 on Pt. PleU111t 7:JO Picken, Hardwiu1! Show I: 00 Ntwt H...wna 7: 4li Bruldut Party S:111 MUllc Go Round S:IO Nllwa t:00 News Headlines I: 3li MUllc Go llallnd I: OZ Sporll 11,port 4:00 Ntwt lltodl1:05 Breakf11l Party 4:0I MIiii< Go &und 1 : 30 News 4:30 1.ecol NtWII 9:35 Breakfast Party 4: 116 MV■lc Go Hound 9:00 New1 Htadllneo 6:00 B_ll _ 1:02 Bre•k£aat Party 5:DI M111k: Go llollnd 9:30 News 1:16 Complete N,,.. Round-up 9:35 Breakfast Party 1:0I crow·• Slo<lk Houoo 10:00 Coffee Time liollnd of tht .... 10: 15 Swap Shop t: 3U Newa Headlina 10: 30 Newt Headllntl 1:31 EvtninJ lnlorludo 10: 32 Morning Devotions 7:00 New, Htadliael 10:46 Radio HyOUIII 7:a EYtninJ Joterludo 7;39 Newt Htadlinel l 1 : 00 Newi Htt.dllnt1 7:11 Sundowo 11 :0Z Courty . . . . . . . . . . a:oo Sign Off 1 1 : 29 Farm . . . . . . . . . . --------------------­ way in helping to determine (u,, Forty to 45 per cent of l h e i ture seaaon8 and bag limilL ..........�.i d"""''•""•-• ,....� •· m�u• • -w ■u by tur --U. S Army ill World W>11 II were THE NAM E IN THE B U S I N E SS Ila- I - -· •,•, ,, ,, .;-: • .,.,, ,. \I iln MUSIC BY THROCKMORTON HEPPLETHWI' 1 TE AND H I S BAND ' I' ly CHESTllt GOULD By � .0 By HAROLD GRA,'f --·OK "'"" "o I' GU� IT'S iA_.., T'F®G;i 'IK>UT OOR '-OLOl&Rla I •• LEFI' SLATS 'I ; ....;1o...1-4......___; GIORG, WONDER ar - NO l'llMl7 JN -�-A � 'IIIIIT CAP'TA" l'JIAF � -PIJl.a' IC> ...:,OT R:'WN � /IIMYWAY/ --- W!lli l.AX ll!CAll9!'MT • ' 1' · ' �1 Fitter ttp clgarelto were intro- for p,ychiatric dtsabUitln. duc:ed as early u 1931. .... ' SIGGE Si 5:N Slcn On 6:00 Outll Star -dt ilbt 1111- By ERNIE IUSHMILLII WMPO Radio ABBIE AND i:� . . ... , had op. iht11tflh ichernt � .atrvtd n, Mrs. Beh 1 aa, Mr,. .:b Ka 1• Y, Mr-1 . •YDlOlld Mar,, Mn. Smitll, I W1J- n,ae a.r llaiiRa 11:00 Love Of Lift IJ: !Ill --.Ii ... l' T-lril'IOW IW 11:41 0µtdllli t1'M 1:00 ut. af ·lllle1 1:111 M flit 'ltanl ,-... l:IIO P'1lll Clttlo 1:!IO Art �r 3: 00 MWlonau-o 3 : 30 Verdict II Yours t: 00 Brlp11tr Doy t: lf lltcnt ....... 4:!111 Edi• of Nllhi 1:00 1bnt f:00 Arthur J. lmHh I: 16 A Look At 11le Wtlllbet 6:IO SpOrU<ope l::IO "- I AM)' 1100 Manhill '"· W lllchlpll 7:!111 To 1-11 ·'lht ''l'Nlll 1:IIO l'lle Glady, I: 30 8rfnlbtf Up Buddy t:oo l>a niomu t: ,o Andy Griffill 10:00 H-y 10: 111 JI'... tht N■Uon 11:00 NIWI 11 : 10 WNther 11: ll Mo- Alf I GAVE HIM /JNl/,N/TE� C/tlD/1 AT TONY'S ! "k\�\i:/ ed' l'Ul11 n et t �. d whne e PllYtd nd t Ji t d to "M.1 . WIiie �=-:--,-,--,------------'----.---------.--SAM -- CURLY lltrta.lJl ,-d r .1t 'her It h I t.y . Cl yt!t J. filt, tho ! Wllt, ..... A. W H T N - T V Channel 13 W S A Z' - T V Channel 3 • - ..... , , ... IA-AT et • ... - ­ ,,. Qoll , ly SHULTZ W C H S - TV Channel 8 JO: 30 Election Aftenrulth Mi oo w111or w,-· �· � llgnal & llectpl•· ., of a gllt ., Beedh,. MIIIFt""- &-- .,. W. _,,. WINNil WINKLE •I t I /:, ·'W: Pi, -./�J �. �� ,, �" ... IP lr • .. .. • · "' • d �. .. - .. . "" • 'r, -.z,.n:, Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., NOY. 1 ' M iss Scott • •, D.A - . R . Chapter ls Entertained Was Honored " In Mrs. C rary Davis' Home Friday At Dinner 2, 1980 '• \J) .. ____ ___, Final B_azaar Mainly About Plans Made At People In . . O� Dishes. Sure To Please All Club Meeti Pomeroy Blnll ,IHNOV!fCID Mr. and Mro. Harry B r O W I Minarsvil!a Route cme, .,.. 1h , parenll of I .., boni N­ S at SI. Joaepll llolpllal, · Pan,. ersburr. The baby bu been nan,, ad Terry Robert, weight 7 lbs. and 7 oi. L ittle Terry hu two othor brothera, Glenn age I and Sammie ag. I. Grandl>U"'to are Mr. and Mn. Will Brow■ and Mr, and M,.._ lllllaell Palnl, er. ng Illa Lenora Giles '.'"d Mr,, M , that there la 00 in!Utralloo of Mr. and n_ JllllllO M Ruaae11 of Finl] piano ..... made for Ila Jl. llartinBer entertained the Re- Comrnunism inl<> the Indian pop- Middleport Hill entertained Fri- Mr. and Mra. Floy d J. Tracy buaar ,.._ lbe Catbolic Wo­ � Johnathan Meigs Chapter . l ulatxm. day evening with a family dinner roturned I<> lheir homo, Akron men's club mot 'l11unda, ..enlng l>.A.11. Friday afuo'."oon at t h e Follo wing Mrs, Finsterwald'i and party In honor or the birthda Thuraday evening, alter being In the c:hurcb buoment. y � gf M1Ss_ Gll�s 11.ster, Mrs l pa per a general di5cussion wu of Mn. Ruuell ' • daughter, Mary called here by l ht death ol bis M . Paul Cuc� viol IJl'ftideat, n � Davia 111 Middleport. held by the c-hapter on the In- Srott. student nune at Holter father. J�a Tracy. conducted the meeting. 'whkh op­ Mrs. Dever P. Biggerttalf and ened with JWayff . Jd,I. A. R. Knight. re_gent . "".as 1 dians of our country and as part Hospital. by the Rev. -" .., charge of _the �ff�m� which of 1 he program members have F'ollowirl g a tradition •ince children , RandY _and Vicki have father Johh Turel. The "lick" openOO m r 1tuahsll<' form been savLng Buffalo nickels wbich j Mary' s first birthday, ahe had • ret t.imed to t� tr home, Marcommittee reported Mn. Rita Mas Grace Horton •• cha p- ,hes· brought I<> the meeting I<> be F!ag cake for her birthday. Mary cele,, Ill., alt.r beinr btrt lo al· Hamm, Mra. Ch,rlea Graber and GATOR BOWL ON TV Mrs . La wr em·e :\1llhoan. a sent to the schools for the DAR l wu not only born oo Armed tend the- funeral of Jier 11:rand- FatMr Cletus Afdrmatt of Bucht• · . NEW YORK tUPll-Thl leffa J member, was we komed work. Forces day but also ■t JJ : 00 fathtr, amn 'l'racy. el. Ill. 1 , GntQr Bowl football pme &on, Mn: �ten Shain left today. for It was armouncMI by Mrs. .. program on "Amen<'an Duriflg the business meetina: a. m. on the holiday. JacksonvJlle. Fla.; will be naUon1 ," II . w as pres:: nt ed by Mrs reports were given from, M l 1 1 G uest• for the tvtning were , 1 vis it lll Abog �ark. Florida George- Hackett Jr. that practice ally televiled by CBS cm latur.1\� Fu,'ilerwald, chapler chatr• BeSB Sanborn, Historian : M rs. J. Mn. Ann Fick, Mary and Morris with her dau&b,ler and. IOn-in-law . for Christmu would ltaJ1 Tua- . . day, De<. II, llartloa ll S:� p,m. • ~·•- Miller __, day at 7 p. m. and !!Ml! of the Am�r tcan I nd ian com- Edward Foster, Registrar; Mrs. ( Neuti.1.ng. :\lr. and Mrs. William Mr· and Mn ..,? · -1KI lb.at all chil. · , EST. · William Bradford and Mr&. Daie Warner and IOM, Jimmy a n d family. . dren and edu!to lnletetled aee Ill_ . ' . . . . I William C. M acPhall, d. .. .' \ ,' Fmste, wa,a spoke or the Dutton, DAR �laga,mea · and i Jay, Sh irley Hill of Letart, Otey M ias Leda Mao Kraeuttr teach welcome The traveling- prile , doaof 1pol"U (or CBS NeWI, previouao JJl�He to nJ Jou 1nd pr�pare whole to the tun are meal1 oven Good er , Conde Rul e con...... · in II · laud-,cboo!e th o. p_ Klein · Amer ic� Mu. ■nd Ruuell Uar of G.,iti;,oU. tchoo'' s one _m So uth Da . Mrs. _ e Ited bY Mrs wu fatnlly. They're easy on th, f■m}IY bu.U[et, too, Hc-ri; s a new O\len l Jy ha annou d ....,.. ne nced that hb net. ",.. ;..... . t.ne, · · lined 1 Star her to M ' awarded lo Mrf. George Hackett diih from the B6rden Kitchen wbich combines pN,'Un chee� foorl. · and th� other m Oklahoma. !ilC. : and Mary • roommalt ■t Holzer, allo uld • 1 "':"',. w k , with the flu. Bow; telecaat the Bh.. are supported with achol• The next meeting of the chap- Mis! Cleo White. sr, Ho.tlellet for Dtcember were rich i_n t�e high quality proteins: ot milk , w ith h a li:.iut: and a tasty l ,°'t nnet w game OD Dec. 17 , 1 nno Mn. rs. Del� Cbi!U 811d , ced uded ll8": e m of chopp,ed v�ta�es and 1eaaorilng11. _ M ation omb ___ _ and other forms of aid by I ter wilt be held at the home of and lncJ , Ml a un from Houston, Tex. ' arbar a we O B f Smith ll" 1\111/1 s .. ,, Fhh Mola !)lob Anna and Martha llow•ll. Mrl. .A.R. organization, She told ' Mrs. Theodore Reed, Sr .. in Jann (�fok" "' h t oervmg,) olater. their I and M . L 8., Weed J progress made by some of uary, Shepj,erd M n Le1-Ad 8142 tab�espoons d.opped rretn blly ad Mn' 2 ( 1 2 •ounct) package• boi:11n attended the. flmltal of Jama graduates from the� schools. ' Al the close of the meeting II ' ' BOY'S popper haltbut ,teak, or fllleb, ,l(r,s ' . Flns:terwald satd . that t h e ' dessert course was served by the ISCUSSe TracY, on ..... .......,. ......._.... · 2 ta.bleapoona cho.weJ Betty Weleh. deffosbi!d pimiento lean Indian population Is in · , hostesses. Prayer by Father Twel clOled z tablupoons chopped onlo11. 8 \i, cup, Chat,au Cb .... Sauce ilns and that in spit. .r the -L I.Cr which re'fre•n· the meeting, ar•The Execuhve Committee o f . �� they have been dnven ,nd rqll j elly- roll f\lletJ h s h ft. pped over n�table■ S nkle from I, � a pi;i �nta w,re ,erved . by Mn. the Middleport WCTU "� -1 Fri' fa,hion. Placo in buttered baking dish OR-Arran.. fish. In butter- SIM ...... IIIKis and PIac..i on the res- I "\"� . J tci 6 --.. Tborrw Hannigan , Mr1. ,John eel bakinl' dith and 1pril'Jkl1 chopped veaetable!I over fish. Podr day evening ■t the home o f , O .-,,µolll tbe remain r• loyal to , y Lengep, Mr■; Andtew !w1llln11. c:Mal •uc• O'fH fish. Bake·tn I pioderate onn to 36 minute,, Miu Margaret Sauer. tlt pmlah She ,tressed_ tlte_ lact h ,ktlNd. lf nd a wl la_ �ukr_ , •uct loubblff. Mn. Chrlatil)e o•tfonnell, . a � d Mra. Clarence McNeal, preil- / IOn the ed atten tel App lcll. l kov o K John d Mn. '15 roxima y ar aa dent of the Union w in ch ge Cloatoaw a,..,. Sa... -�---'UI I 01 s Mrs. Cnsh Braley, Mr. and Mn. of the m,eting and the ho,teu meetJbg of the llock Spring1 CUb e,e ! cup, homnoeniHd :milk l teupoon Worcatenhit9 0 -·•- Pa� •� held -"y at L. D. Diles, Mr, and Mn. Law- commllleea for the coming .. •==•Y sauce '4 cup ftou• � y MIDDLEPORT the Sallabury School rence Walker and Mr. and Mrs. months were ouUlned. · • pound, ahredded ( \I-two · I tta,pocm ,alt VO IOn$ ': lkg,) Cbateau l( tea,p0011 pepper Walter Walker were in Carpenter The Chrlalmas partte. lo be Prayer by the Rev, Froncla H. �.. ! ,g I last Sunday "1lhere they attended sponsored b)' the un ion at the Glazkir pr� the p>tluck din• A meeting was held al the MaPour milk into top of double boiler ; april)kle flour, salt. »tPPll" ! he runeral oervice, of Mrs, Dora County Infirmary and children'• ner, Follo .vlng the dinner, l h e ee ,..i, Grade School Friday, Novem and Worcestenhire 1A11ce over eurf1ce of tr.ilk ; beat with rotary . Mao· k at the Ml. Union Church home were dlscuased. It wu an, flag ceremony wu held by Den . , .,.,� The Women ,_ · 4 I<> organize a 8rowme · � �y •--•-• of I h e beater until com�ined. Cook over hot water.., 1drrinr constantly, Mrs. Donald Geary and new .O:n nounced that Rev. Donald Boone, One , With den chief Billy Nease sauce t1ticke:n1. Add cheeae j continue cooking 11iuce, 1\irrinl' T,pop, Mrs. Evelyn Haley, coPomeroy Flral Ba�lat c:hurch \lntll occaaionally.1.. until ch.est melU and 11u� ia well blended. Donald' returned ho� Thursday i pasIor oI lhill Flrst BaPtill Churcl> 81 leader, leader. wu in charge. met ThUl'lday evenin1 at t h e •Procea:t 1,,;hltM·l'ood. . from the Mason Chnlc where, would ha •• the devotional med!,Dwight Logan, cub muter, church with Mn. i....,i, Cook Attending were Mrs. Pauley . I Donald wa, born Ja,t Saturd�y. talion for the party at the lnfhm' ' wel<omed Iha guolla and den vice presIden! In ·charge. M;., Velma Burris, Mr,. Fred , d Miss . ' 1 Sharon Jones arrive ary and o n Iha lOlh of De<emher --•• .., ,...•-t, Mrs. Irma Gi l land, Mrs . -n, Mr,: Dwl.,,t Logan and Grou11, 1loglng of "Dear Lord [ -::--::--:--=::------,---,-----,-,- 'l'ha.,. ,__, palI<>r u=�n-L.-.J. home Fn'day arternoon lo 1pend thal ReV. Fred I . GarwK"1 ,-n.•-..:11.J lotroduced .. through Nov. 18. High Prle,I, r,, M f)'lon Raines, Mrs, Mory Perry. And r of M a 1) n d o , pe the weekend WI' th her parenIs, of Iha Ch..un.:, ll' lhe -• ankjn .q, of Cbr'ISl wou Id new """"'' -•le i • -- Oliver , from Middlelown, funiUea IncludIng Mr . "'"' __, ed the meetlnC, Mrs. ll a,el . M cGowan, · · M r. an d M rs. Emerson Jones speak aI the party aI the chil• ..._ ,...__ · followed by scrip� oh·lO, Wl· 11 be the . guest 1....--. . E!I.:..-- Mra. Mllr.e ture reading and prayer by Mn. e , • Mn. Ellen Foglesong . Mr5. �-. g """"m..1111 Last week Ml.sa Jone■ attended dren'a home on the l7tb of next • All Invited. Grlndotaff and Mr. and Mn,, Del, Cook. During. the bwiineu ' II Lelvlng, Mrs. Helen Baldthe recepl.ion for Jerome Hines, month. .... . bert Bruch. WU annow!cod thal lion, a report WU given on the Win, Mra. Phyllis Young, Mrs. Metropolilan star beld at the Mn. McNta! llDl>OllDCed NOVEMBER IS . thal the cub IOOllt mothers w•re ,ell, Jove gilt made Belly Soyre, and Mrs. Rosalie A umni o torcyc I Lounge at the Student varJoua churchel and organtza.. M 1 b e clu -end urance run NOV. 12 . , , 1' ing Mr1. Dauy Ja,per, devotion, N ov, 13, over o1•1 •"'• miles of Me111s --• y evenmg . Cen Ier. Wedncm1a •he. tlona wtre providing the ChriltSenior others Record Hop al M 1 g Of the 8 w l leader, H �� � �:$--t � i Middleport High School, th is Sat- county ro·ads, .::tart ing from lhc '• e•· . ; b Mrs Ha : ::� and M n. Everett Haye■ altended rna:1 gift1 for the clJ.jldren at the 'Jbe cub acauta were tompll• : e r • rl . Hines ' concert. Mr ,v : q; ,? � urday evening beginning at 7 , 30. Rocksprings Fairgrounds at 1Z home I<> be given lo them al lhe mented by tho cub master for ...;;: � • �ulremeni or � girl o be Mrs. Georgia Schaffer and Ml111 Dlak jockey will be Jbn Lohse . noon. ,. party. Parllclpatlng group1 are their excellent den project,, af� 1 rownle. Two more leaders are Glady, Shibler or Charleston are t h e Middleport First Baptllt ter which 111sptellon wu conduc� "Prayer , � COJll'1Ud: wI t h Mary �ine • White Shrine of NOV. 14 net<feel lo fonn a second troop so , KIil Thim Youraalf with prayer l k nd guest wIth Mrs. L'II ' 1 Ian PL of by ed Knox Plea1Wllllam Church or JeM1B a lem will meet in regular , The Central PTA :,viii meet leport dd Mi chu h, n: • ARA ■ U•DO•IT , lhat all girl■ mighl hove a chance ;;';;rr° Know Him" ay M We Christ, Heath Melhodlat church, ant, W. Va ., aalilted by the cub · I session Friday, al 8 p.m at the Monday, al ,7, 30 p,m at the TERMITI CONTROi, , " ) to be • Brownle. I wu the lo le of the ro am Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Cale and The Chur·ch of Christ In Chrlall- ma,t<,r and ._111ant cub masltt , IOOF hall. Friend, night will be I ,chool. The second ward group S&ve $100 or more. Easy to led b baby arrived Frldoy lo spend lhe an Union, The Middleport Bual- John Mooro, use. No harm, to plant■• Pro­ ' a:�g' 1 obse rved and a recepllon held ' w ill be hostesses. \ :lch " � Sh Ith ,, � l eulonal ly pro- D ye.rs KHP Warm Thi, Winter weekend with Mrs. Cnle'1 par- n... and Proresolonal Women's J for Elwtbeth Lear dt.olrlct dep- ! , . , NOV, , 11 er MB:,, pr otection. Get FR.EE folder ent11. Mr. and Mn. Mu Roller. Club, The Kln Club, Middleport FOIIowma: 8 talk on 1COut tn1 by of Jesm.. 8II Re..,.. . " utf. Members IN asked to bring ,.. 1 . The Pa,l Orfrcers ctub of Ra, al YOllr Lumber Yml, n.u. Glrl1 and ladies Mr. and Mni. David Sneller Child Conservation wiue. Porn- Mr, Knox, awards were preoen� Tho Sun. Mallhew 11,2-1 wu l cooklaa or oandwichea for cm• Chapter OES 'Will meet Wed- anda we l1. who have been Uvin& in the Shlf. eroy Church or the Naw-ene , ed and mt,luded • silver arrow read by Mra. Harry Loe Balley lreihmento. . : nesday evening, at the homo of , by Matthew :15-28 . r �' • M Pull ,liver and • anc,t ins ; Gowns and PJ's let property on Williams St reet Pomeroy Ladle, Guild ind a lo Gerald W omon Soclely O f Chr Tho _ la Mrs. W. 0. l!arnilL gold arrow lo Keith Evans: and Guy Cowan. Mn. Loiain 610,..11, ;� moved ye,terday in!<> Iha Roller poup of Merchant, an POPULAR PRICED Pla l r, p ma pe � :h � "' :. � E Mrs, Mn. wt..i,,m and lmer at Bruch, NOV, 17 property • formerly the Paet During the even U:1 a &ill and bobc award, lo Delbert c c ao l P l home > on South Sixth Avenue. a lay elle g�t wa1 &lvtn I<> Mrs. M ike Grlnd,W, and O o o r C o Leo il rice Ibo portlclP11lod bt O �alte"�e :d c�i '::� :: The TwU1ghl Garden club wil ln G Sk l u r, y v nin , inne Mlil Carolyn Mllho,on 1ludenl Clyde J. Bartlett from the organ, Phone WI 9-3641 ::' t! ��L � Supper ot the church annex Sal · · �ee � � ; � � :�e �alt�"';'.it, ome O a 0· ' the of t e r the ' · ollon. B■ve Your Si.lealips close at OU lert Thurlday ovenina for lz Al . Ono year plo1 dld not Mm" , p.m. urday, Nov. 12, f 1 1<> a ""'""'""' RACINE, ""'""'OHIO rom ""'""' en :.::_:h.:e::: au::;c;;_ ,il nt_..:: =-be 1d::. wlll . =-;;_ y llon _e;;_ erns A_ New CHIie, Pa . _where she will meeting Mrs Lillian Stieff ente r• and will be preoonted al e latar ""'""' � a il wll1 be also r baza Thert r:.:i::. !.: M b MIDDL EPORT :� : be the guesl of M1P Janet Ltwla talned the group with piano muaic data to cuL ICOUt.a Roberl Bur. g rugs and apron• ror • 1uch as r a ed. the met!ting. fo1 the weekend. Mls11, Milhoan and refreshmenta of (.!aka and dette Gerald Pulllnl Larry Wal• I sale There wili be a flllh pond A des rt rours as ;erve� ' o t .. - ---- will also visit with Cadet Bruce coffee were aerved by Miu Sauer ker Dwight Logan J; Mike Cir· : � � de r r he child reQ., and surprise bo" · by M as rs. Bradford of Wi!&t Point who w iU and Mn. McNul 1tat1 durillI in• socia le� Danny Abbott iui ts for the adults Eve�borly wf'l HP: pe� our. · G11<1to al th, meetlo1 were , and J immy Broderkk ulil 4 • ft be in Plll,burgh on IH!penl. NOV. 13 ; .. ' Moss Mary Scott ._ !iudent n- lllartha Barllett, and Mr,. Georg- chief, Billy - who "11t " Y· • Preach ng sen·ice> will begir, , II Bl Holzer ,. 1pendma tho week, 11 Schaffer and Mn, Gladys Shlb- en reooplllon. Ont year pin, wJD Gran1e Chan1e1 ' al the Reorganized Church or end with Mr, and Mro. James !er of Charleston, W. Va. I JesLs Ch"ist of Latter D,y Saint, al,o be presented lo Mrs. ll<li> It. Meetinf Ni1ht Ru11ell and other relattvu. ert Burdeti., Mrs. Yemon Ev1111, Two new men•! ,,rs ,,. ,' oectpt: SUnday Nov. ll · at 7,30 p.m. · · -- -· · - Mn. Dwl&ht to1an, Vemon eel by demit when Rock Spring, Rem nd, Member• � ' Met On Thursday at Evana, llobert Burdelte a n d G,·ange met :niunday evening. MEIGS THEATRE The Tri-Clly Sewing Club met Of Gift, Place Dwight Logan, who received rec- � Goegleln worthy m11ter, Thunday evening at the home of Mn. Garen Slan,bury, pres!Pomeroy, Ohio sided and ft wu decided Id 0 Ilion al tho moot•••, •• t O. Mrs. Russell Wilson in Middle- l dent of Ibo Middleport Garden II" ne �an the xt meet lnf frwn port. Ton£1ht Club la reminding member, that Two year plnl WON ,preaented "nt g. �J Mlddlaport, Ohio urada N ember 14 lo Frid During the 1hort buslne11 meet- glfll which they have alJ'ffd to lo cub ,coull, Bradford Moore 1, yo11r roof sound? AN your windows ancl PRISONER OF THE , Novem..!'r ;; due lu Thartbgl; _ _ ___ ___ �g plan, were made for I h e contribute I<> the Therapy pro- and Kellh 11:Vll)I and i., adult,, VOLGA doon tight? 1, your home ln,ulai.d? See I Ing. A, polluck dinner al 7 p. m. Chrlolmas dinner at the Marlin Joel of the Gallia County Garden Rev. Gluier , Harold Blacul<>n U pr<eede -Ttchlllcolor­ mee · I lln w thia Mn u1 for wlntarlalng need1. Everything under Realaurant with the party I<> fol- Clubs are lo be lert at the pre1I- and John Moon, Jehn O.Nlc Amoe Leonard homo on• roof at 111oner••avln1 prlceL . low Bl the home of Mr,, Hiram denl '1 homo on Granl otreol durMlddleporl, Ohio II" M.arlln1tll h trm an a tad hart Iii Skll, "A Bi Turkey Hunt," � l Fisher In Mlneravllle. Ing this com1nJ week, IUNDAY & MONDAY CIRCUS ST.\RS r . the Stole The evening we1 spent in aew- 1be G■Uta county clubt are wu liven by Den Two. 'l1le ■ppU- m,: atfta -T.c:hnlcolor­ H o spital I<> th• next meeting. ! ' Ion f!r th• ch,�_ rt,-:_ wa.. "THIS EARTH mg. Mn. Wlloon wu pre,entad plaMing I<> uu the articles I o r cornha Popov� world's hnnlHt t ,or c .... ,. ceremony For the program in char&• cl P · w ith ho,tesa glfla I r o m her Chrt.otmu plana al the GS!. IS MINE" · moat i•rnecl clown r, e ■c h M H be B __ u r 11 1� �,ure rt. .... ro • readlu1 ''A Thankqlving gue1t1. _____ (Clnem11cope le Color) llory ber read or poo!ll • . "ntoupt," wu liven by John mem Allendlng were, Mrs, Robert BIIITR ANNGUNCIID Sun., Man., Tutt. Hudson. Jea'). Simmon11 a McGuffey reader, Refresh. from coreg le M livin and the circ oore a wJings, Mrs. Frtd Do Lelfft 11 e nd M R Id Ga M • r. a l'I, na fllY, Mtfoth1 McGuulre, Clau de menll ftN aerved by the home THE IIAT RACE Mr,, MIiiard Wlldermuth, Miu Jr., of Middleport er. llllllDWlC> mony wu given by the ICOll!a. Raw 0.1'1,le byooldo lea commllltt I the • fb1 ' M ary Virginia Relbel1 Mro. Sid- Ing th• birth of a seven pound The next lllfleling will -be held aeon;:::' Tony Curtl1 AINI Cartoon C•rnlval mee · _______ _..,,-""' J _..,., ney Spencer • and Mlsa Elliabeth and ten ounce eon, Donald Mu al tho Salllbury lchool, Satur- J :=�8:... ao,m At 2:00 & 7:00 Sun, Fick, with potlllck , I I, da I December e Burford, ll al MalOO CU.l laat y CAULKING . dinner at e,:,o p.m Saturday, Novmnblr I. ' Keep out drafts around Ready-to • use c■rtricla:e, Both mother and aon er. dolna arouDd door For 1e1Un dOOl'I and window■ wilh 1 MDT W AUXIUAIIY their lo ..turned flno and .,.,.. and window frames.. Onl)' WHthonll'lpptna; Al low ,AIIXIllar)' Tho Amerjcan home Thursday . Orandparenll al'I, Mr. and Mra. cl Lewla Mani., Poat will ID8el 10c ft. Donald Gary, Sr.. of Middleport Sunday, al s, 30 �-m, at . I h e and Mra. Luella Slahl ., Law-el home of "'"'· l'.dllh Thomu. Rul• Cliff t., tho DOW arrival'• ..... Land. Ml'II. Campi,oll Harper pre• • Idea� 1111" all inembert i., bl srondmothar. 1 '-•��w• !lib c- 1'0W TOU KNOW D" F'=========.I WCTU 'Group. t' . AJIIFlca. I . t 1ng fOWnle M eId RecentI 1 WORK SHOES o· Cub Scouts ,ne H Id f• Around And About Middleport *3'..99 , -. ao ::i!� .. nSpec • De t' At M ason School ; Highl ' hted Group M ting PAINTS ij General Controctin' Mill Work Building Supplies ~••- Custom Cabinets Me•gs-.Mason = Commg Events · ,.__._ =-• fort Shtrwin-Wdlfams I n 1"'1.-1---=w- h' Sh R fERMITES i;::• "Thai --+-";;;a;;.:._=======, I '· fl' · ':.i R.1; f z :� �1:vi,_ , R A C 1 ·N E PLANl"G Mill BECKY'S ad !:!;: .M � STETSON HATS " .8� I SmI h Cloth•1ng C .!;....� 1� =. ":_led liet ...!,,,,,,.,,,.____.....,_.. Weathora"lpping Always a Higher lioal ! Liston 45c ••---··- '' Touab, lon,: lastina as• phall ohil11lle1. Good , •• lecUon color 111d type, Al low "I . . . . $4. 1 8-50 sq. ft. .,, n,, ....., _ ....... _..In, .. ..,_; eftH hlddtil .. !lie ... el tlte f\!lu,., HI• .,..11y .. - ...., •bit'- _,. _.....,. '1OD ERN dec ora tor •',,_ I roa' !!�.��g �;��I� tlte HIik, ,._ Ill • MOlllute for .... MYln;. Wo'I Ila tlatil le al■it ,oiii iii ,- .., 11 , 1 �\ ; '" �J I},, • ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER MIDDLEPORT '. IN I Available Cltck With I Day Movement $19.95 BAKER FURNITURE .' We Pay 1% lnleretl 0a Y,fillt Savlaia CROW'S STUK HOUSE • I • The FARMERs :·sANK Now l At • C·R O W ' S ,t ' ,. and $:Qvings C�mpany -� Federal lewf� 8)._ Mealllt' l'-.nf � � �ttoa : " • \ 1 ' �.:'.""! ._·� • ' POMUOY,, ·_ t - :.i. _ , -,_ . ,,_ _ .. . . , __ oqio· ·. -, $4.50 11•'· Comlilnatlon Doon Sbaa lo fll all llandll'd openlnp. Thll wotlt­ end on)J u Jow •• ICllla/octloa .,_ • .. raoch• !he hltlte .,. . _;_ - ..111eoa ., ■c1ti.v.....,. ,.,. - 22" Interior Paint $29.95 ••ch INSULATION .\"lid lo eomfort, a11d ••• •ooney In fuel bl� with llllllliUon. Batt IYPt u low u . ... . 4c lq. ft. Combination WINDOWS All ■tandard a1zee In · lloct. Thia Wftbnd only u low u "··- $1 3.75 Olch • • ent1ne r "1 I .I PALM BEACH, Fla. UPI - aecond, he wanll lo re1ume cor, ly 180,tm.OOO p011Ulation. leu then dial relltionl whlclt mat.I bo­ Pre1ident-e1ect John P'. Kennedy. heart of tht nation ' , most tx· l 400 .000 vote,: aeparate'd •inner tween them durint: their 1-t ,.,. 1 .. in a gatw-e unmatched 1n mod- ch11ive winter ooLony. Nixon went from loser. in C-ongral. ,A,lthoogh thero had heft "'ft em political hialol')', goe■ I<> call I<> the ,maJI bu< swank Key Bis- I Muet Vp Mhol on Vice Prealdent Richard M. cayne Hou!I, about 10 mileo ' A!t.r dining with hil old rn,nd, geslioru from wllhla both ps'IIH , and campaijpl 8IIOCiaUO, Dave since the •lectioa that Nlun bl Nixon today lo heal oome of the ooutheast of Miami, wounds of their r«enl elecllon ! Arter a good night', ,leep and Powers or Ever,tl, Mau .. Ken- given a role In the - admmioc:ampaign. talking by telephone " ith nedy made up his mind. He traUon, there was no indW"The Democratic victor asked crat lc leader, .round the coun- , picked up • uolephooe Saturday that Kettnedy'o trip I<> Miami for the meetln1. A,t 1 1 , 30 L m. If)', Kennedy on Satur·day had an l night and placod a call for Nixon. any loronumer of a coalltloa. ......., C..... CW.. F.sT, he will vl&tt hit defeated opportunity lo study the perilously I The via! president rouki have 1 Republican rival at Key Bt.o- amaJ1 margin by which he do- been ,omewhat startled. Even Meantime. the a:...dy ..., Cayne, 1 retOrt and resl�ntlal feated Nixon. ln · ti nation of ntar- though the two men had been quarten her'O bullld with ,.... - friefld, in the Senat. . they had c1,,,.1.,pnwnll, arta outolde Miami where Nixon - - some harsh things I<> ,ay about -Gov. - ft. Hadpo fl. and hla family like Kermedy, J each olher during the campaign. North Coru11na wu ......... • camthe from are recuperallnf w ·.11 Surprlaed or not, Nixon quickly aet 'f<- -•lal'7 vi : thla Miami I<> fly will e H lgn. pa ' & ,uggeation. ac<epted Kennedy the K"'1llOdy coblnot. morning. ; Pierre Salinger, pre11 oecretary -Gov, Abraham lliolcoff vi Kennedy and Nixon both .,. , 1 Kennedy, ,aid lhe president- Connectlcu1, wkloly NSardod • ,o Friday. 1ut r ived in Florida , Jecl had ■ dual purpoae In seek· I the leadJni pwiblllty for • hla or Hlat. the lo wenl Kennedy , ney general Ill Ibo K.motdr Cobl. ing out Nixon , .. • father, Joaeph P. Kennedy, in lhe "First, the ,enalor wanll lo : nel. will ban lwdi _.. "­ congratula.te the vice president on I day with lbt ICaludnallUa ... lhe campaign he condllcled. And I tor. post EltttIOD . Demo- ; :rr.· OhlQ Jndiana Hunt Man In �arfy � -t:lll'll!ell ., ..., . ' tlr !J}er, •'":ir,'� ir,/'llctll· lU a er . p 'B'1•t, Car, • Kli· ....a 19: Deaths R·""ortled TWO ElderIy Me1. gs Men Die Jo�n Adam Morhart, 95, Middleport, pasaed away last night at Melga General Ho�pllal where be bas been a patient for over 2¼t yeara. He wa s associated with the WUUam S. Merrill Co., prior to his Illness and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church of Pomeroy. SUnolvlnC II one ,i.t.r, II r 'Henry Albers, Waahlnp. D. C Malchlnul. Burial wD1 be In the and averal nlecet, lbcludmg Mlddlaport Hill Cemelory, M - Chrllllne and Kathryn MIi' IROWALTEB II n. Grant, of Middleport; l . Lawrenco Froot, Wuhln&ioo, D, llffl- ceo for W E ShowaJ. , , who d1"d 1h11 IIIOl1llna, C: Mrl. D O w I t t lilmbuJ1or. ter II W•·"•...- , D. c_, Mn. "-"" will bl held Wednnday aflemooit s. !Cannon, Voro BNoh, l"IOI' al I o;clock al Ibo Ewln& l'lmerIda. Mra. Kathryn &olllr, and al II-mo • Mn- Charles Walbr, all of Co. '11io dxou,d II, ...,1,«!, by • lumbua. Frlondt call at Ibo ml. dwt(lhter, \Ira. A. H. Shappard. al S,30 by Ibo Rn, 1"drick A. y..,._ W, V9<. , - Showa!ter, Lq 1ottcm1 a denpw-.law, 11n, l'Nd .......iter, -1qtc1n. WIit Vfrllnla• 11n. C --- ... may Alfred Grange Plans Festival �8:...-t �.!'.■ " lilhl November 17th :.:E�"!��:;; �� �� :.!� :!'': tbal la lllter' Nancy. had been killed. want 1o a Shenill and K � � , d moon w lle 1e mo Sun their l\1 11 work In t , ,maJI Northwestern Ohio villaBe erw ard they ■topped at a Aft rellaurant for a ,oft drink and then ■tarted waJkln& lo their home · ftve away. A, man atopped hla car and of, --------- paron:...,. w.cu Woman B-omes '"' · rttk v·ICtun w At Hospital Funoral ...1ca fvr MN. Lula McGlothlln ol Ravenswood were c.:, my Cat'.,� �ttlo gtr1 lold author!Ilea Sherill knew oomethtns wu Wl'Ol18 and ran u fut u ■be could lo the home of John Lar· son, • neighbor who often ,erved u a babytltter for the girll whlle their perenl■ were al Lanan phoned Sheriff John Keeler who mabllb:od all lho clfl• cera he could . In lbll •lllago of I.· soo populatlon ..., the Ohlo-indlana 11n• Al 1 ,,0 a Ill two men out h unt• Ing l'ICCOOIUI found the body jual off County Road , 171 They wen Joae C : alos. ' P ' '!'O"" , � z:.in�:W�• • wdlna: := FIREMEN TO MEET �!:�·:,:� Bowlers Place Stohart 2nd fn Sm ' gles or �owlen from A d•leption Po tl ll, Arnericon l!'eene,-Benno ack,on Sun• J In Legion, ,,.,, they re day afternooil whe In the doublll and aln,leo o lb• 8th lliltrlcl American Lel(ion held at Ibo JoUy LanH, Art Stoblrl pl«ed second In �--•eo with a ecore of 65'1 the ...... qalnll th, score of ea, by Honlt Lemay of Lancaller who pieced lint. . Other Fffne,-Benn•II bowlClatworthY , ero wero Carl Seorlet, llobert H y,ell , J■ct Baclm.tr and I.ewia Sauer, Jr, ' Aleo loin& lo J1<Juon were how: Henry Schall Bound Over On·Bond Of $1 '000 A£ter His Plea i Sherman Schall, Athens, today had plead not pllty , to a charge of breaking and entering Moore'• In Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar' s cotu1 aDd WII bollD4l CJIA,IILE8 STOBA!lT over to the grand jury on $1000 bond. Schall a lledgedly broke into the store about 11:45 M Clwleo 81obari, l'I, aallve or day night, through a small window at the rear of tllfRactae aod • 1reduate of Mid• I store. He supposedly used a rock to break Ille window, dleporl Hip llehool. tl50, loday I A residenl who live, In the upu "The Coach of I b • � ·'a ln of the wine store nearby lory and Ital heft In ...._ - .,...,.. • .....__ Year" ' L tbe Southeute.-. Ohio : heard the glm!I breakage and penlterrtilry aad at Iba � Re led Alhletl• I h e , IUffllllDned night ,...... "••-Iman Ed- Pritoll Fann. 1 e Ila lb e Galllpollt Blu Dey tv die st r,n.:ss . who 18 tum called Schall ua nturmd 19 � frld c:lwnploublp ID hla Uni the SherUf'a Department. jail I<> await .,..i Jury acti!, , d year la the IEOAL. He hoid uae b t 1 .lai 11.qiW ld be tak g re B o anyth,� - cou tho ,.,,: af er ill lffl 1,e. l.egar's court Salurdq year'■ .-1q expert,.., r 1 au the -re, f rom : en bJDd � at llfflle u,100, , W"re on the K<ne and IC8ffd the A, .., M 'C> i. lichD where lie lotl oae 1ame, R I , ' th- 1'f I He k parud on � ., 1M Q i, 00 tho career recor,I: 17-1. ard the � J partine area. nm 1o 111; fo�� ----,; betore being ItoPpeel by Deputy store· · • Frank. ow� Aleo In llayur Lept'II 1 H i -,. lkOoJ. llobbJ night Sati,rday lo Sdtall J:iep1ity nank warned hall. \\'hon bo d,� not, the clop- cine. "• flola .. •: -■ 111 - · ..,_ ':'�.1 uty - hla lS1 tna(plUID ffl'ail'f Jail • • ...... fl. 1 Id ver. _ _linl, ., _ He ■topped. • Schall WU not hll with the hul- ML-Coy, ...,. .... tw ,_ . let, but courrmdered willingly. nlles, toot lhl 1M Inn • ,..i,a _. fl. 1'1!!11!1. omc1a1, said that Schall ii • ed Ind in lhl N NEW ORLEANS UPI II; lee from the - r<forma- eroy. Eddie <Gktllwr, glrla lnuograted lint- ;: paro ..... filled 11 ...i - .., , . ...... in Now Orleans loday Ston re1a,, i..,,... No V olence Jn �� , O New do= aillil- · · to:1 llllln', J, rleans' 1st Integration :-;a u �: Week In Row u.., weekend Driving idenl wu In- I Ingle N.t vesllgo:ed· by ��llpolla p • s I , state Highway Patrol, over the put weekend in the Gallia-Meigs area . There . wel'I a large num, ber of arretll and 1everal convlcllona In Meigs county and Go!· lipoll• Municipal court. cli a For lite fowrilo weekn<I ta mr, a memller or Ille llarelcl Sauer family lo W:I pell bu become m wlllt lbe mam11■Thia weeead Mr, 8e■er w• 1be ulueky aae. Rio y-•r doqMer, Joy Raloerta , 11 JIIII aew ,_werlal ucl ber al■ler ' 111.,., - .... -- the - ftnl .. fully ......re.i. '11re - her of the hrneboH , lltl'I. who bu oat .. m- ... pe<11 to lie -· Mr, Saoer lo the pWw9 _...... o1 ftllllaai • , • • lcbool. _____ I ... Dance Winuen Are p=e;;;.':!·La. - -1 Two _,. Saturday niCIII Illa a- ::io.. = j in:.... ,: :!._!!..:,' .J"t , i1 8-om4 . :,i::-i!.,.� Saved Jn Seni "��-Kn. ilili. t"' ,..!;; =-Ill'•...!!,_ i:.'::i.: .J.. "'t.lnrcl .,;;. r • i:. r!.\!: �::;:: B-lood.y BattIes Flare I n Central Amer1•ca w . a,.iua , S Wlaled w::'."*'• , , .._ ralrriow l'omon>y. a- Fidel .D,�la,ms H,s Guilt bablC the tbrie -. __ bad _, __ .. .... . 4 , \II' , , . ..= --- I 1111d ., ,1 i. lller. ::id­ lujtJ­ I r 1. 0. w.... Carury, illtl lall- ....... ,. ltp U' ... w • ., I■ I! d e• ' ll �t ., W ( and Jameo • ....,,_ .. W:C I I I , ., r-- �_ nigbl. '"I" for ic:1 • i• ,.. ,. . • 11 .. . ::.olfior , la ,..._ ,. • _ � II. .... .. ..,II I '' waa tabt, ido .......,. tor Jamoa llahle, 111, "ITT I r', dW'pd ' wllll IPI :I II a ,. Virgil Glat. • IC t _ ., .old fllll. JJ clrh<III ... r: a Jjii, .1;; • =��v..-=. Pl&\SMl1' =: -'l=====------_.:,==�=---------------f00 . w ea.• r iitt, f the ' WJ!� Ira, A. ai · i, : 0- II, Baa• are ,:.:,1 Mr, . Smi<b, 1 Wal. ?' :;: ::-• :.•; rium. Otmt:tel. ..:':a -,. ::r::-��'tl(IIIJ 1:° ... mrr _____ . . Manba n_,_ uautead Died On Sunday had QP,. i hhltn t1 icbeme t AtTVtd n, M'r1 . Bt"ltr u: , Mra . :h lill• Y , lli• . •Yl>IOf>d pa� �•� bJ n d :: r:er� �:o:�illeo:= Ei-7E·:!� r:;�z . �;: ��lu �.: ;. r J 1M 34, Ru , 'lbompaon, at tonight p.m I ol 1y meelinl Home III Ramuowood o and aranddt•klnn. ;_lb. ... o r t • provided ,.. I l PT· Kenn ,.. HyaeD ,...,. lclroy, y cosll suspended for I left of cenRutland All mmnblro are urpd 1 IO'l,R died lolhlln M I -----r ter charge. Grover Arnold, 11. -� ": = Burial will 'bl at Ibo Cbalar a � ::: lnjurl� received : lo atted. ==h •� =i� ,, lined Pl and cosll on mu■ c •t Columhu G MEETIN CLUI ' Cemetery. l'rilllda may call at ID aulo ...!dent wt Thursda1' ----9 I I • ,I - lollilo, hop. charg., Charles D. Coop- l'O<.'Ord rurtbor planl - made al the funeral homo *'I - bollft waa the nx>lber of lloberl W. McThe 1r11t beoka club wlll meet speed GIIANOE TO A.._ dlotl lada)' .at ii.. and Priteo were awarded S a a d y the f1n1 na,thlr noul'II •f lho oervlell. TueedaJ' 11 1 p.m. at Ibo home er, 47, Portland, fined $10 Glothlln, New Haven bualneu· tn t i•rl .at d>o = m. f, n Say and Robert ROluh cl New "1it in- cosll for left of center. � Oraaao. wllla Lloyd - 1el I man. She dled lo a Parkeraburg The fomol'Ol' Bead Gr'""" will of Mn- "nteodore Reed Sr. falal· a, ----Haven, W. Va., wbo """' f l r o t boopllaL Conductfn& the funoral meet al the DAV Rall w.i- ll8ad of Mn. Reed, Jr. u w 1 1 1IOOd, mullr, prwld),t(, for a dua • 111 ,,_ place In a rock and roll ..... A,T - A, NIP 11arYwt ' hlllnl lo bl bold at El- day, Novllllbor 11. /JI IIWDbon IDilOUllCtd. NrVicH W81'1 Rev. Walter bom : p boallll b lo cont.Ii They are now elifible urpd lo be � tllo Alfred RtD OD I h . ----rtor of the 11a........i l•n· CUPl l � . wood' · "" P INNER' En• .-· participate In the M•ip-- u- •-·· lclanba Cbrllllne Haliltad PIii" Preobyterllll Church and R • V. •""'' ----...,.. al. 'Kot• 17• MIIIIVE IN PIN)IIIIJIIST Wine ahop owner Tom Nonnan Shi wu lion, • M. 11 d . '1111 pibllc II intlltl lo llllad. �-"_"� llund■y �n, Tho llr. Wrdlar lonshlp , offered lo ,ell a bottle of lBll bu ance l � •-�-�� and Ill w•INh11 ... bor __;,. ofle 111:1:TI c in OP c • • -�vtn --. •• a•" • A llna s. •� dan"" wu .,......_ . wllb • -- II Ibo _._ ol 'l'bt •• ......:• •� _ ..._ Will lbtrt ,dllll M IDI blq poleon brandy for 1,000 pound, aorved rom Mrs Hmnan llalatnd. Mr Fu The -■ad wu lbe widow of The Plporoy Chamber "Go wn " inehurst, No . tho Pomenor P lloooten at It � by tw , 111• of USA, e, 1111:blflo Band . by and . f l > i , and Pail. · ednesday ltollt C Ja Lao anl danoo lho lglt turday :r• W wl � l$2 11, NO\' C., N, at llln!Cht moat will Commerce :.:: �� , n t Nexl Sa l:II 'l'bt - will al, rwra1 .....,. wW be al lbe Qtr1t. tha k v 0a,urct, The .-SI ml Mr. let �-"�� Pl lw:"" and Boice am R. 11 ll llllmo E. Power Ohio Ibo of bt fflCet 7::111 . la r. w o Middleport party will move lo lb include bot clop, dotlfl>auls, 111D Union Cltttd, In Pl, Pleaa- ;..., lOO .....- $280) ' ' , molhlr llrl, lallla ... , .... ... of llalrilller Eda Kirkland C. p,ell""1t ' High where II will t.o -eel , out. 01ber '-'el ........ ,1, ylarlan <IOl!eo dtler ; wood W0111111 � Club � the lald today. Ho II Ul'llnl • .... Whlll - lhlJ _.. al •·1 fancy a dnlp myoelf," Nor- by lho lllddleport Band lloootffl. Pl ,......._ w 'lbon will be • •w alt be- are pondlnl Ohio Vali., ,_,. Woman • Club. alllndanoe , - will Ill lli1tl al I p. a man Aid. tho BollT IDD, , ..i otbl, alll II Ad----Wedno d!Q' .. tlte a.dt vi fW '11.. la I d 11nt1 Ill llld.u.jSbo hllcl .....i u p,wldant tho wblch •• __ LO . and -· NG - ' -• • • • • , port bolort _.,. lo Pl. ,-. Ibo latter lwo elubL In � UDla- Rn, Joliia BOUIINEIIOOTB. 1:ne. IUPI> O'l!ry111 will tn 1 , .., hllrltl Sbo 1e ....i..i 1,y 1tor .,. of Now 11a-. • de1(11oter. M u. . 1roa. _ ._ an1. ---.,1'111 mllaw Jn ,_ Olk 1'11J "'Rllldl -T" _.- .... � a .... .....,.. In .... Ibo ., ii•� ., die Cto1' llhoda HobMll■I', Soula I ..-... bai: �� cea l' :,_ -;� wllb l'lfroohm 11 .,.. llomal lll'Vleel wblch ,.,. In both ct �.....i, ml M r ; � when a car crllhld throup n. 1oi1q' ·I, . . _____ Lalelt reports uld loyal fOl<OI nectkm with the atlackl. 13 ,1 ,-, 1 t 1111111t1 l!ueld!annon: Zura Hawlt and Mr. ,....,_ 11 the ,rlllrtlaw Oturdt Canta 1er i:lt"ian, Muriel Howk. , In -1 in all lhrue coun- ID Guatemala and Nicaragua I SEEK.!I TORTOIIIIC BAN wW conlllnllo tbroa(llo 2hll com- ml al nloceo and nephawl, Tnqof bl OualomaJa. N UBIIL IOa goven> b ocaltered fon,ea ,..,_I y the but 61 not dlaeounl and CcaJ 1iJ<:a - kdiod after t 'l'ltotdq whore lnl weak. u-a1w .,_ do...ff Ill 1 LONDON tU� n, Royal tdol will bold 111edaowl� HVffld .._ tho P IU l o 'f R f 9 :p: · tl''lf lllal nlafarce,IWllll ment attacb had aelaed hollapa batllo • lodq � r'Oboa a ., • ,, 1 lion of �. � �ELE,1! ..... r � • y � i w 'l'O amr l'VI' wa: <�•l!D --ICribod by might c:htnp tho pie, in the hope of insurlna lhOm- Soc et lo the fnoal I elt, lo Anlmala annowtced today .c\morlcan Oi1ltoplych(,.tric · Atby hi� ,eJvea a safe reteway. ,,� Al'l'LICATIONI Dwllh IUPPl:R TBII l:VENlNG u Comrntti!Wo 11111 .at 8111 --. 0 It will lry lo end - the lmpot1atlon IOdalloa, lltmde,, FW!rl 'Ida were � _IIJ)Ula ltew 'l'bt YOIIDI Adult Clu■ of I b e arfel" IUldlan, 11. llltldla, by Qibo•t , Ofll.iala Jn {lttatemala wra,ci In Costa Rica. loyal troopa . llljljNillld . ..., lo • "blpeot.■,dllla )lhtul" i. Will of lortoiM from lho (ll'O<lt wearing tho , , , C.11.C. will hoal • pit wot .at .Ibo ■• SJ, btllllna . - aed Palr!da r. ftJ'._ that u,e wat and .......... qi ,. ,.., .,, 1'11!111 _.. ,..,_... fat)8uo uniform of Culto'o Cuba. ean . ""'°'io..,1, 0-,. E. .W., . 19, Spoc:lal ■1a1fna le bold • • • 11 lkadl.ury bwldlna at 1,111. 11:Y- mler l!'ldol c.otro; . vi • p 1h11 the aoclely 'l'bt � � lholr car 1-t ualng wen 11uUind, end CarolYn Marlo Roi,. onalll& by the lluDcalil, lot llatcW bl 'lbt pr,lllu � . T b e .,_ brq · -INld dilb. 'l1le On1J �-.•·• Qlbl lo , cq f'«nlmmlll eoa- coun1?7 u an asemhly atoa and aln-bound lorlollel are lied ID • dli ,,.i. lpH: · . � "'11 · I, I pt'/1 Ev· JUD. 7 at 1W1 will 1aa. llatland; RaJ Barbort Dull>& Ellenbaoh Trio, Mrs. Ruatll proaram 1 • W 7 .., 1'Ar I lantr.: � tU '"lllp aB 'nil• • willl,, bot INI doe Ill alab of I .la 11,o for baa aupply 1 . ,..., .. ..... polidll m a.Ir·;I, C. Mn, ...... *fVlll ad 'lri, ..• ., McArtbttr end Wilma Ob- Spoac.w, b allf Sb Ill ·• ,, 111111-lt. -MIi Thi I 1_ · _, Ml J m. ...i,., e4 ....,t n ett -�. d "'111• e Pltyfd nd l ff e � to lfa . =C::"'·��·� k s� U=:s���� :.:�-=Be�Y nigltt re.trained ' nearly th• entire ■tote government fNllll lnterlerttrg with lnlegration !j)day , bill the Leg "!• titre ignored it and eenl ■to te po, lo enforce a ochool "boliday" In New Orlean,. One or the ,tai. police plainclolheamen oald he was al an elementary school primarily I<> " inform tho principal of the law. ' ______ • No Ace1denl8 Mar ver . lttrt4ln pd f al h�r ith t t.. 1 . Cfyd• I. ,. Kennedy Seel{s, Got Unprecedented Meeting With Defeated Dick Nixon fo tlllco,w· "" .. 1 5c PU COPY Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mondlty, November 14, 1960 Moeller Tells HIS' Pl s For , I I Weather D�ok!d To The lnterut. Of The Mel11-Maon ..4rea ly Chffllr Tannehill �ore emphasis each year Is being focused upon coun• seling Ohio high school students, seeking to guide them through advice and testing Into vocations best suited to them Western Local School district has taken the lfllld In Meigs county In this objectiv e. It Is the first district to set up what will be required under state law next year a minimum of a half-time guidance counselor In each district. He Is Harold Sauer, a native of Middleport , who own. • Master of Science degree In Guidance and Personnel work. Mr, Sauer 1ay1 mu.t h haa l of all pupils. been don, for the retarded p o- I -Lend • hand with ,choia,,, pU in the pool but vary litll � obipo lo gifted children where for the excepUon■ llr bri&bt , financial help 11 needed for be­ those wltb J, Q .'i of 12& 111d yond•hi&h ochool traininc, above. ••notng aometbing" for -Give education coun11elin1. t he brl&ht people la the core I. e., ■dvlse on cour5e11 of study ot the (Uidance eounselin1 in high acbool. program, •• ...11 u lending a �Ive per sonal cowuellnc, helpinf bend alon, tht way, 11 or help ,oJve worrl.. and home po,slble, lo tho retordod pupil , problem, that nay distract ■n The Rul11nd program Ii whRl• otherwlie gifted oludent an ly in line with the nation&! pro- ) LlkH Work GUIDANCE COUNSELOR - Harold Sauer, Rutland· t 11"am set up by tho National Mr s d o I E;ducatlon Auoclatlon (lut the day �::. : � ��ev::. High School teacher, has a' large store of information students of the Western Local School disweek wu "Notional Education in1 all bio attention to guidance va_luable loth files. He spends half a day In counseling Week" >. Post-election plans for the co unaeling. Thal may have 1o tricl In his utt urs s o ycholo es R Of p g lct lil ch nn e _ gy co s fic and Congreul al D r Emphasll on counsellnr was wait a few years In Ohio and In work, t�e other half te� m biihU1hted In • 10 week lnsll- the we,teru olislricl, accordlnr land High School seruors and mechanic al drawing to Congrea;man Moeller ware antute at Ohio Unlvorslt, I a • I to Georae M. llalla■, executive freshmen. nounced todoy by ci.,.,......., Walter . Moeller. summer. It w11 authol'lled In head. . the Natlonol DefenH Education dleport Hl&h School-he I■ lhe rnde. Sha ret ired from teach• The ,.cces,1u1 candidate'• dt.oThere la a c 11cal shOrtage 0f n Act of 19�8. son o l Mr . and ),Ira, George inf to keep their borne , " FerhaD trlcl office in .-�•tteble Savings ..,. • deq\11!e1y tra l ned counse! ora (from and Loan Bulldina will remain opSauer, Powell-11. , In 1928-b.. Meadow,," Lea din& c---•· •=• The In1tllut1 took :MIO �ppU- h ere a, ..erywhere. A lth oush • an n,,.1a •-b 1· an word meanlnf "Joy- tn for the next twq }111'1, The catl ons froqi quaJIIled auIdance an colIe1e ■t lbe q:e o1 •• � 10 the at■tt will req uire half Ume t th for her bu1b1nd ind two Congre,aman will ale6 malnlaln ose ful") ing r du then, counselor■, accented 35, of Until O. . r counselor, nexI year, nothlltl IU. _, bo if upae,- commonly termed "depress1on da"""lo �" rt, M ary Rulh , 4, and an Office in Ironton' -"-�-au. •• 1111S-q9r wa• Gile. whom "· �Lug 1111· co can be done ■ ut it of. he "d id a little of every- Joy. 2, th Attentlon wa1 dlNclld wholye■l'll," journmen Con(ll'III. Bo l ol lor■ are noI ava l iable· Their home 11 over 100 yean (ic11 are ffllin�med fqr the con• thine;• Sauer 11ys. ly to the Jlfted pupil In this • pupil Ibo n1IIOD'1 loader• s•e And 0 far, theY aren1, The He married the former Faye old but hu been modeml&ed in- venlence of Dillrlrt <91IIHutenll. e paya one fourth of a coun• sllt Md • by Mr, ind tbeir .,_ t be Plckona, Reed,vWe, who unIll sIde and ou1-' . --•· , ,lo bold . , Followlnt! hll •�ul bid for sel or I ulary If ha la Oil ball world leaden p In salon« still 1h11 year, had never been out of Mn, Sauer lnlo one of the more re<1lectlon tha Con� will e enjoyed. br the United 8t1tes. �::;� C:��: :��;:� halt lt school alnce enterin1 the first lovely reaidencea of the count,. entertain his cam workers\ � Ml, Q�IHI y Buffet Tuesda at a "Victory Mr, Sa uer, 50, wao e11'111led The COWllelor J4, eonceruld ' w s t u, l" Sha ghl NOYl!llbor i prlmarilJ Tf'llh ,�dardizlna II • couuelor ln llHS •fllr . · in i.at, ind -.it- ut- . . 4utriet Ion, otru111le to. oompl119 hla _ , • , I::; . , Hoqm 1 �- ' lnvll,1 ,utld coller• and pOII ,raduate lrafn. tells to � .IJI al 0 0 In(, child. 111 ai.o � ed ll ' tho Calt , plana -Loam tho Yoea� oeeda Alter graduation from lllddbtner .-,,... leleln brief v w-: � PAULDING, Ohlb (UPI) - Authorltle■ In Ohio and Jani -:,-i:..,, ______,...___________ Indiana today hunted for the "man In I big car'' who � 3 anuary · -• kldnaped and killed.a 14-year-old girl Sunday, The o nly clue■ the officers had were provided by the ' Victim. '-year-old sister of the · "ft WU • man in • big car who fered the atrlt • ride home but a.....,. Lale¥ Baio, On4' ___ _ - a1 y NO. 178 4lack- ROOFING e 'Gifted Pupir Sought In Program To Be Required Throughout Ohio :Mn � d By . ' • Ru tlan d Tea che r First Coun selor 'f . O�hl o � ht, A rrh . & FTJr,1. -,•f I ,Iii & t ? h: h t'; t s . f 'ul1 1mb u.... Oh io ■ VOL XII , � I Thi - -� ralalall . corded •• 1. mci.. Ill CD ,<1imite ,t. loll a.till 'II a • I e, CalJI., oa A,rt1 I, - zam.: Part 'es A re - . . . .. . . . .. . . · -- - · · · · Cuba 8"' J/o-' ':°tr� �..,. "'""'w� .hw!_� �� tlll -.aoNDU II'.' """°' t• Jlldlla,.,_ I I f ' jI ' I I' .I ':!�:,..,: • ti.., ._ j 1 ' � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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