https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17d961b902c71a5acbdc23e2bcbb9086.pdf 20b41cb3e174820de0254a01e926ecaf PDF Text Text I ' • • enttne at y Detwted To The lnteruu 01 The Mel1•·M111on .4reo -------------------------------------------------------------------~--------WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII NO. 190 FIVE CENT$ •• ,\ ''·".. ........ ' ' ' ·- ··.:.. - -- I ' / '' I ' Hanoi~s - JAN 1 6 15 2 J 4 9 l.6 10 17 24 ll 18 25 5 6 12 19 26 13 2 7 8 14 21 20 • 23 I 26 27 15 • 9 16 3 10 4 5 6 7 11 12 17 lB 19 13 20 14 21 24 25 26 27 28 Stand MOSCOW IUPI) -Soviet · Price for peace to British old pos itions regarding Viet Foreign Ministe·r Andrei A.· Foreign Sec r e l a r y Michael Nam . Gromyko said today the war in Stewart m a three-hour conver- lnformed British sources said SETTING POSTS - Ohio Highway Department workers have set mo ..e tnan 100 new posts along State Route 124 in Minersville in a new section of guard railing being built. The safety measure is along a section only a few feet from the bank of the Ohio River . Workers ran into Viet Nam cannot end until the sation at the Foreign Ministry Gromyko repeated the earlier stop bombing Co m- today. It was Lheir second 1SovJf't position that U.S. bomba problem, hitting concrete from the old trolly lines while dlgglng hoi es for several of the posts. A drill had to be brought in to overcome Americans munist North V~et Nam and I meeting since Stewart's arrival mg and "aggression" must stop the difficulties. - Sentinel Photo. remove .all of thel!' troops rrom here Monday. and tha t the United States was South V1et Nam. . The conversations indicated viol;;~ t ing the 1954 agreement. I America like Hi tlerism ~;; Pla~~i;:·etllfuGal • Racism Ill IUPIJ-~ 1 . l:m both si: s•• helld firmly Indochina . * • I uern as Hit, then Run Conung I oh·10 \ I nto I RIO GRANDE, Ohio enforcers." noted author who gamed prom- So he approached the racial degradation. Gr ilfn• s. id un· P l a n t A southern white man who lived "And the leadership - the ! inence with his autobigraophical prolllem from the other side, speakable atrocitie:-; an~ comSA IGON (_llPII .- Co mrnumst lh:..~n Ihe l. ot<~l ~!lied m V1et BS i Negro for several months proressional people, the educa- "Black Like Me." and underwent a chemical mitted against the Negro every ; I guernllas shpped. mlo the. South Nam du:·mg the first four years blames the United States' racist tors - is not functioning," be " While. I was blind I began treatment to darken his pig- day even now. ~Jelname:-e provmce cup!tal. of of th~ VIet Nt~m war - from 1961 1 am Ky early . today .. and Lo_19&1 _. problems on the public's indict. said. to realize that because I ment. He lived and trave-led as "Yet not even a block away . metJt of a whole people" -such Griffin, a Texan educated in couldn't see the color of a Negro John Griffin from Louis- from th ese atrocities you will NEW YOHK (UPll - A rna- attacked lhe Amencan nllhlary n.1e figures prev10~sly repof&.. as Hitler managed In Nazi Ger- France in medicine and music, man's skin I was forced to j iana to Alabama. find 'good' white people who jor plastics company is cxpecl- cnmpound and. govt'rnmPnt ed lor the w.eek endmg Nov. 20 many in 1939. began his humanitarian career judge him on the basis of his "The mere sight of my own would sincere ly deny that suf'h Ied to announce pl ans to build ht>adquarters With han~ gre · ~>.Wf' _240 . k1lled, 470 wounded Johr. Howard Griffin, who au-l· in Germany during World War qualifications as an individuat,'' black face that fir st night a thing could happen. They •a multi- million dollar plant in nades and :-;nwll ar ms .ftre. and s1x mJssJ~Jg . thored a best-selling book on his 11 helping German-born Jews Griffin said. caused in me an immediate re- swear that 'We love our Ne- j Central Ohio Gov. James A. No An'lencan. rasuaii H:·s wPre Hobday LuU ex.periences, was interviewed in flee Hitter's atrocities. But when surgery restored his vulsion. I did nol like that groes'" , Rhodes rev ~aled Tuesdav. : reported an.d V1etnamese losses For the week ending 'ast this quiet Southern Ohio village Does Experiment sight, he said .. he found himself fa_ce," he told an audience at lnve&Ugates Cities Rhodes was in Nt>w York fo wc~e descnbed as "li ght.'' Sa1urd<~y. 40 Americans wera following a speech at Rio Grande He lost his eyesight, much of reverting to ''Judging a man by R1o Grande College. He sa id the same altitude pre- address 200 industrial leaders 'I he force of about 30 kt lled. 117 wounded and five College. his health and a good ~it of re- ho~, deeply his skin is pigment- "I reali~ ~at alth~h 1 vailed in L?s. Angeles, where a!l 3 prelude to an Ohio "blitz Communist mm~ando.~ struck !i,sted as missing or captured. "Today, when you walk spect for himself and his fellow- ed. was not prejudiced on the mtel- week long notmg exploded ln trip" seeking new industrv for the town 350 . m1les nortlt of I hf' losses refleeted a battlethrough the south, It's just like marl: as ~Is effort!! . clima~ed "''!ou think white, not hu- lectual level, .on the 'E!~otio~al the Negro Watt s. section. the Buckeye State. · ·, Saigon before day li ght and ~ield luH during the Thanksgiv· walking through Germany with a umque experiment f1ve man, Negroes told me when 1 level I was st11J responding with ''I wa s called m there a year I ' dJsa ppeared mto the country- 1ng h()\Jday. then. " Griffin said. 14 Like the years ago. started to do a magazine series antipathy," he said. berore that happened lo make Rhodes was given a standi ng side as fas t as they had Cas ualt ies ror South Vietns Gestapo, even the police have "I lost my sight in a bomb- in 1959," Griffin said. Every day or his experiment a study. I talked with both sides ovation by the businessmen as altar.ked _ mese force last wr.ek totaled become entrappers rather than ing during the war/' said the Darke111 SkiD he ~aw the Negro subjected to Continued on Page 6 be was introdured as the man In Saigon , an Ame rican 4!lf kllled . 861 wounded and 185 ------- who "brought Ohio out of the military spokesmlm repor!J'd miss ing. Those flgures seemed !'7&0',::"i'";~J,':•'>1!'~SX;&~¥'.}!1 red without new taxes." thai L'.S. Air Force planes cPrtam to be rev~ed upward I OIDO FIVE-DAY FORECAST ' ''W I t showered !hr. North V~et na mt> ~e whrn com p1e1e reports are e appea o every corport1 1H , TemperatUres will average t t 1 d cap1 a o anuJ lue~dav wt!h n·felved on !he last Sat urday's 1 1 l to 5 degrees above normal , atoe s rucdu~e reprlrstenteh 1 'here mJtiiOn propaganda lt'aflets It b<Jltle on the MJChelm rubber lh 1 1 1 starting Thursday Turning .expan d m a s a e1 a k as 10 was e arges1 smg le leaflet p antatJOn 40 mJ es northwest of cooler ia all but 'oblo Valley 1 VISIO~d an co~r:ge ~ ~~e d drup of the war. Sa tgon Invitations were extended to-1Pomeroy Fire Department truck •til 2 p.m. and 8-3 P m. Thursday and continuing Fri- 1 ~ovJ e hn~w st a~ . th e eAmenran Casualti('§ An est imated Viet Cong day to organizations and lndi-;and 8PP,!Br iD the parade_ j The whiskered old gent will day, foUowed by gradual Sire to edp 10 us ry, e gov -~ The spokesman also reported , 1eg1menl over ran '*nd Sf!verely v1duals lo partici~te in the Sa'nt8J'\.1iH~"'...,.Itil'«tth , tl!ltl !•~ :·10·-;r:-tn . from Monday ! warrnin• Saturdav 'brouuh erhor SBJ · that Amenran ,..asua!ly fi gmes mauled 1wo V1etnamese batlaPomeroy Merchants Christmas town, then swp at Christ- i through Thursday. H~ schedule· """ ' • 1 parade Saturday morning mas tree on the parking lot for next Friday and Saturday, I Monday night Prectpltailon Rhodes and Neuem;chwander 1for the week of lh e Chu Pong 10ns and a regimental headthe 1through the business section of where he will talk wittl every Dec. 10 and ll, 15 from 10 a.m. wUJ average about one- tenth declined to reveal the name of Mountain and Ia Drang Valley quarters l'Ompany iD the town child and give each a treat. until noon, 1_3 p m., and 6-9 p. of an inch. generally and two- the plastics company expect- fighting cl imbed to a Iota I of planla tion fighting. Phil Globokar, parade chair- Santa's schedule for Saturday ; m. te~tbs .or an inch near Lake ed to expand in Ohio but said the 24~ ..ki11 ed .. 527 woundf'd and 14 .Thl:' gover~men~ sa id Vltt man, said htgh school bands in Pomeroy 1s from 10 a.m. un- j be in town from 10 until noon ' Ene w1tb !ICattered snow flur- plant would employ s~veral h~n- 1 mJ~smg 01 captu red_ . \.mg l o~~es l<~ st 1\eek by bo~y I from Pomeroy, Middleport, Rut-1-rles Thursday and near Lakt dred persons. Shell 011 Co. ofhc- 1ht ~ sent. the nu mber tJI ~·oun! were 1,539 k1 lled- a ktll le~Ad~l~a~l~E:~~e~~ Ct~A~ land. and Ra.cme trave agreed ~o! Erie Friday and Sunday. 1 ials there announced they would Am~ncans k1~l~dl fo~ ~:e hJ~~~ :~ 1 ~)d off~rh;e~-to-ooe m favor of running scared today in a sur· partiCipate m the parade. Otllypo ow l t.f'!,(-WJ;;;w~~ii8:~-1~J<Hji'j~W\\'~f<'··~a,'l. expand their rubber plant_ at ~ndmg::__N_o_v_.- - ----=-- - - - - - -- - - .. ers are expected. · • : Marietta, but gave no deta1l s. pnsmgly narrow race for the Gl bok d that 1 1 btkeds-: ty Species , - ' 'c''o/''dY ' '"''''' .,.. h <I .. . d orgamza 1on represen 1ves r1 • 1 Lt. m r. Maurice J . T orn} polt~;cal campat~n"har.iu~s ay tng in convertibles and any ; WASlllNGTON (UPil- Knowledge stored in the brain wn, who died In July 194lln a ~·g_ •..w ·~-~~ng ~ hL'On- other groups are cordially m- c~n be transmitted by hypodermic needle from one spe· plane crash, the 8<1n of Mrs. i 1 usmn t~ ranee e IS viled to participate. Those who c1es t~ another. T?is I~ n~t a tale of mad scientists. Nor J. M. Thornton, 165 Mul\ll'rr~·not re-e ec . wish to join the parade may does lt carry the lmpltcatton that a champanzee-, for ex· 8\, Pomeroy, and the late J _ The speech had been sche- conlact the mayor's office in ample, could be transfigured by a jab in the biceps into M. Thornton, was to he hooduled suddenly, .. apparently Pomeroy or be at the Pomeroy a candidate for rnembeBhip in the learned societies of ored at a special taps cereprompted b~ pohttcal polls High school parking lot at 10 the world. One man pleaded guilty and , lndicatmg his popularity has a.m. Saturday. The conclusion that learnmg can be transferred be· two oihers not guilty in arraign-j mooy today on tbto Ohio State j t T d be! M· Uaiverslty campus. . . . dropped t0 1ess than 50 ~er hcent The parade is scheduled to ,!ween spe~ies, by injection of a substance manufactured mens ues ay ore t elgs Cmdr. Thornton was 8 stud- I Rep. Wal ler H. Moell er told Ihe OhiO AssociatiOn of 1 1 among voters. who. a rea Y ave leave the parking lot at w:2o m the bram was reported with all appropriate sobriety County Common Pleas .1"' "e ent in the Conege of Arts aod 1 County Com nus.s10ners today th at a maJor revision of temade .u~ their m.m.ds. In the a.m. and f)(! in downt.own Porn- ~ today in the proceedings of -- --~-- ------- - John C. Bacon. All three of the Sclencrs at osu belore enter- deral tax law~ IS .urgently. ~ etded to ease the "tremenhard-hlthng t:levlsJon a.ddress, eroy at 10:30 a.m. the National Academy of of the University of California •men had been indicted in the bu ·Ue1 J 1 t m t t d 1 l de Gaulle claimed cr_edlt for Santa Claus. who 'ts '" arrt've Sciences. at Los Ange·les. Irecent grand jury session. lng tht> Naval Air Force. Nine ! uu st ' I u llillll a mg sa e an oca governf th h F w I Lester Pike. who pled guilty other thformer studf'nts who i llii~n s. . . . most o e c anges m ranee by boat will be picked up by 3 ' . . . . r th . He pomtecl out Iha t st ate-lo('al spentlwg has mcreased 1 since World War II. He cited -~--'------ --------' Expe~lments leading to thJs l They trained oome hamsters ' of op~rating a motor vehLcle gfaY~ . etr •ves. 0 e ser~lce nearly 300 percent sinC'c 1948 and will rise by $15 biJ~ the soclal security act, the na-l conc lmuon were .performed by to grab a pellet of food from a i without a license, was sentenc. 0 t elr countr) as mem en lion in the ne xt four years- Obvjously he said, the peo· tionalization of major compan·1 l Frank R. BabJch, Allan L. box whenever the litUe crea- ~ed to 60 days in jail. Pierce of tbe Armed Forre!J also pie's ability to pay is being taxed to the limit- they are Je s. suffrage for wo:nen and Jacobson and Suzanne Bubash tures heard a certain click. Case, Pomeroy, enlered a not W:111 be honored !Jt 1he ser- entitled to effective relief. farm reforms. IJ Then the researchers usacrl- j gutlty plea by rt!ason of insanl- VICe. Moel1er strongly advocated Ohio) ran not be met by our Names, of Meigs, flcr "'the ham!Jters and ty to an indictment of assault ii*- 0 '1"<r"'"{'"'i~~o'2t""1'~,...."":<llf.&' -." that II certain percentage of !states and counties alone; they CAPE KENNEDY -GEM· ,.. M W d. extracted from their brains al with a deadly weapon and carMR STEWART DIES ·I federalt<IX collections be turn- ' cannot be resolved single-handlru 7 astronauts Frank Borman Mrs. Kay Rail, vice pres!-, lMR80D en ante substance known as RNA rying a concealed we<.~pon. · ed buck directly to the st 3tes, ed by Uncle Sam_ But they atd James Lovell today sought d f 'd • or . Don T Stewart, 54, Rt I, d . ed t . edl be an . bl ff ent o the M1 dleport Board of The F 0 E Meigs Aerie N a , ribonucleic acid. Judge Bacon eontmued this Middleport died suddenly .,f a move es1go o mcrea~e .s ur y can met within the a medical go-ahead Ifor asto Education, was appointed by the 2171 wa~t~ ~~ compile P list of j This they injected inl.o the case to Dec. 6 so Case could I' an appare~t heart attack th~s state-local revenues substan- framework of the federal-state~::~r~yspo:Ce~an'll ongest ven- board to the new District C~n- 1 Meigs - Mason men serving in abdominal lining ~f some #its, retain an attorney .or his choice. morni',lg at his home . Mr. Stew- tially without bringing about loca l partnership for progress." . EST th solldated Board at a special the Armed Forces in Viet Nam. members of a different tou -h In the other arraignment John art was dead on arrival of the new levies. Moeller said during the presStartmg a\d7 a. m. il t 'f e meeting held Tuesday evening Persons having friends or re1a- admittedly related species, who Jividen, Racine. pleaded not Middleport E-R squad. Services Moeller sa!d dunng the .nt'xt ent fiscal year, federal aid to two 37~year-o space .P o .s ac- at the high s~hool. tlvefl in Viet Nam are asked to had never heard or the pellet- guilty to an assault and bat-: will be announced. 10 years. more u.lan 1.1 mJI!lon st~te and local ..governments ed a five -.. hour sessiOn m the Mrs. Rail has represented the d th nd fUll d click free meal gimmick tery. Jividen 's case was set for new residents Will swarm mto will lotal $13.6 billion for com-8 "I The rats thus lnjected. wJth trial on Dec. 14. 8. p doctor's ofhce to ma~e sure local board at the 'ohio School' ~en ~ SQUAD CALLED OhiO, making it the fifth fa stest munity services and other prothey .are physlcal~y ht for the ~oard Association meetings held b;es:~. 10. e ge IR omeroy jhamster brainstuff manifested The Middleport E-R squad gr.~y,:in g state in lhe nation. ! gr.ams that can not be. done grueling 14-<fay fhght. tn Columbus during! he past ,a sud11enly acquired under. NOW YOU KNOW was summoned at U5 a. m. to- ' We can all be proud that wtthout. But he emphaSized lliat _ _.several years. She ls associat· The F.O.E. wishes to send the standing of what to do whu a South • ceatral Mls!louri OIK"e ~ day for Don Stewart. Rt . 1, 1~h 10 } 5 80 magnetl ca~~Y attr~c- no federal program ea1 MI~I t Isn:Et.:f· :;uN ed with her husband. E. 0.!servicemen Christmas gree~ food box clicked - they darted had o volcaoo lbat opewed ' Middleport, who was dead on live, he declared, but w•th be full y e If e c tIn r es '! a sa .co~e Rail, In the Ben Frenklln Store ing!l, In and grabbed the goodies. mud. I arrival of the s uad thJs growth Wil.l eo me seve~e without local leadership, locll the btggest refugee_ alrhfl Ill in Middleport, •nd 11 active In - q · ' problems that w11l test our abti· Jsupport, local initiative llld r. hiswry today by Oymg Ill 92 dvic affairs. . tty to keep up With the limes.Ical "ll!lent and toil." Cuban refugees aboard a chart· General cliscussion of the conThis tremenndous influx of peo-• erl'd commercial airliner. They solidatioo followed aWJint- ' l ' . l e m o r z a pie means thai hundreds of milore the vanguard of thouaaud,_ menta The board met 'th M 1 hons of dollars must be spent probably a mlnimurn of 100,000 Cl · Th ~ r.! for essential services, such as 1 - expected tD pOUr Into this ":ent.I>IIIJII!On, sc 00 su- Contributions of money or ] the library by_ sendl111 a book purohased In their name. books and periodicals for the ! schools, libraries, better roads. country via Mia mldurtna: a per- per books are being recetved from or. cash donation to Tre&Juft!r Alumni officers have 1ndicat- memorial. ~m~~o.ved sewerage and water SMOPPINC lod of yeors IIPder qreeM Ge Ual all over United States w Lmda Beegle, Box 72. Racine, ed they feel the memorial will G . .1 fo . , facthltes and so on. '' i DAYS LEFT 11 men! with the Fidel Caatro re- A~•..., aera1 8osp estabiL•h the William Grimm Ohio, ' be an Inspiration because the nmm was a plot r Umt- . The Congressman continued , ' alme. I - Allee Smith, ' Memorial Librar}' in the South' ' life of William G ' as ed when t,e was stricken by I "The overpowering challenges i Cheater; Norman "Phillip& Syra- ern Hlgh School Ub Lettera lnfornulll Racme nmm w an scleroSJs The story of William 1 20th C t , A . COWMIIUS -T!IE SUPPLY cuset _-!Jalah Smith, Po~roy; The memorial k ~ag:pl. wn. High. school alu~ about the j ~:.:l~ ~ ~~~~~~er most ! Grimm'~ ballle for life receiv- o_ en ury mertcans and of teallbers l'fqUired for the Theron Johnsos, Racine. Ham Grimm a pllot for United Llbr.a·y were mailed In ...,.fy , Durtng w ld w 11 Wll ed national attention '" a UP! Veter8 os Memorial H01pltal 0 state'l pu~Uc schools could be otsc•ora• - 112ra Allon, Airlines IHI~l he was stricken ~~::~be:~veM:.:':n ::!~lions Ham Grimm ~as a ::lot for t~ report in 1964 · · Admissloas - Peggy Taylor, CHRISTMAS SEALS!IIhtTI ... Dlher RESPiftATOBl DISWU oeverely limlted by current ad- West Columbia, W.Va. with amyotrophic Lateral SeierY . · Civilian Air Transport Com- Capt. Grimm was the son o( 1Pomeroy; _Rosella Boyd, Pornmission policies of collepo and LOCAL osls. The drive is headed by of- The asROCiaHon II ul1lng all mand and later was a United Ernest and Vashti Grimm of eroy ; Wtlbam Powell, MiddleIIIIIVer!ltlel in Ohlo. an Ohio TEMPS llcen of the Racine H I g h graduates either to donate one Airlines pilot. He had no flishl Letart Falls. He is also surviv- port ·• EducaUoo Alaoclalloll (OEA) '11te temperature In Pomeroy's School Alumni AlloclaUon. Capt. hook or contribute at least $1 a<claents !n 20 y<ars for that ed by his wife. Edilli WoUe Diochnrges - )da Richardll?.dy clallnl. . business dlatritt at 11:28 a. m. Grimm dlt!d last July lB. wward the purthase_of one. A firm. Grimm, and two daughters. Pa. son, Middleport; Mrs. James There II wtdeuce lo lbow today wu 34' dearees UDder suo. · ·Alsoclatilln ofllolall uld II> person sending a donation may United Alfllneo a~dy has trlcia Grimm Tarr and Barbara Bentz and son, Minersville; Ed_,CollllnueiiCIIlpap I) DY akles. _ _ _ --- - dl)' penoaa Dllf ~bulllo specilf ~ _partleular booi I•J lie plldpd the ,tloaatillll of lOVen! Grimm Brulvan. 1111 H11qhrey, Middleport. 1 1 I . • • : 1 - MAY JUL 2 3 4 10 11 15 9 16 17 lB 2.2 23 24 25 29 JO 31 l 2 1 6 6 9 3 10 15 16 17 22 29 21 ')C 24 )1 26 27 28 ll 12 lB 19 13 20 14 2.1 27 28 4 25 z6 Invite Everyone to Parade at • • I 1 I ! I • I 1; the WORW 1 I H dernuc• Know1edge N I p •b•li Am G It PI OSSI I ong m y ea ~~:s:~,~~c~pe~c~ ~~u:~~ cu~~~~ hors~s. t~~~~~~~ sr~~tatng,. .r t 11 0 0 'j Js Entered, Gets 60 Days ·on in Tax Law • IS Proposed ~ Revi·s , 'I ~··~~r--Jj)~~~~~\~D~~~~~~2~-----------­ cm PUB1JSliED ~V"\t fcr'1 nm lllT&S - l\ IJ• \ >' s-<. ~~ ·~ ~ 1~ I 'i ~ ~~ /tJ?(} 0 Page>& Pro~cocod ttJ.s Sbllet. O'miSI7.ED (over l8 .r...C:.3 or 25 ldcb) u- I Mrs. Rail w.·ns cosl on Board . I I :m.: I h I . !· 711 the the • I L l•brary Drzve • vT Tndenvay 1 I the ,------"t 20 .. ,., -.. " ·I]" llr· ~· ., f-····•·•"""' 1 ~·····"".._,,~ ......~.~ ,_,..,..:.>',',.,. :, . ;.,'1':•'0' ,.. ..... "'""'"'1:· ::,;~(·-• ~ ' ••.••..•>•1 ...... ·- I ~ , " ' ·•I'·"' ~~ ..t..l(;..~~.;,-. ~ '· '' ... j~,~~~_,.,,~~~~-*~,Lf_._: J,;\,0...1:-t\io.:IM?.:.....l ..... oo~:ot~itt!'t·'·~~Jf¥"'1:>-Y,;;.~~-1 ~•tf-''Jt cit/4,.,....:i.l'j~~ iruW,W , "f ' .,~ '" -, ·' . ' . '. ···'~ ... ~~~';., .' h ..o1S<.. ' " ' • . 1 ,. • . -b/o.,·<lr 1 ' 0' · ~~''al!J.. ' ... .............. ..~~f~'-'llli''"l0.lr~~·"' ··~·· -, ' ; �' t 1, • • WASIIINGroN (UPt) -The eost $11.01 buy "lhll II u much of an FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. Friday. Jackie Brandt, pitcher John cost of Uvlng rose to a new goods and sen>lcea last month (UP!) - The majors awlwb the Less than dozen changes 1MJ]Ier and one of their minor record high In OctDber, the that could be purchased lor flO Increase as we,,'hould have In! baseball meetmgs to their own J 1 . ·n league player• for outfielder Labor Deportmtllt reported during the JDotalled base any one year. Jack O'Brian who has taken , convention si1e at nearby any rea '': "~OC:, Adolpbo Philllpa end reliever IDd&y The consumer price period, 1957-511 •u It ts ~I h 1Jack Baldschun. over as Editor and Wr)ter oi l Miami Beach today, raising mwleM~·Da ?.es lndf!J:' hit 110 4 ~ two points ' ae any g er we the Voice of Broadway column, hopes that now they'll subsli· was • .[; Philll apeedste fr from Septembe;. · By another 111011aurement, the lhould bt concerned," be oald. ON succeeding the late Durothy I lute action lor all that trade as manager • po, 1 lh r om ' flO bill's purcbulng powor In JlJo laid 11 appeared Ukel Kilgallen, is a hanHitting, ex- , talk which produced sO little Athletics. 'l'lle Increase boosted the coat' October bad lhrunk - penny lllen wvu1d bt lh porienced newspaperman who here in the minors' camp. Heading up Tuesday's . ~ ~ami ol Uvln& 1.8 per ceDI above lha IIDCt September to ~.01. 'l'hll ano II' has twice been nominated for The minor leagues wind up developments oe the may be resumed level of 1 year ago-far above was a !&-cent drop rrom ·a year lDcreut In tbe 0011 of Uvlng Ia Pulitzer Price awards For the i their three-day meetings today of free ogents Frank There wu plenty of talk lhe 1,2 per cent l.fJvel coasl· earUer and Ill eeall alnCII .Ihe November becauat of lncreat· CIHntl'l past 15 years he luis been New · and the maJor leaguers will be ODd Del Crandall but Utllt aoUon. dered non-lnllaUOIIIII'J by Pre• lint of lhll year lag prletl for oan, clolhlna and York City 's most talked - about ; lakin& .the 20-mlle trip down the california Angels and Grllllth president of !dent Jolmaoo'o eeonomk! advJ. television critic. As TV ed1tor coast m preparation for their Indaisn, respectively. Minnesota aa1d the Twlna are sen. "Alii said was: of the N. Y. Journal-American ,' get-together which runs through Releaoed Playen looklna a second bueman However, Arnold Cllue, auJ. h• . achieved widespread recog- ""''"'"'"''""'""·-""___.,. The 35-year-old Malzont, and !Iaure they are In 8 slant oommlaaloner of the mlion for hiS pungent observaL MBUS tUPII A : mer all-star third baoeman poeldOD tD make aome team "a BQI'flaU of Labor Statlstlol, aid LIOns about tel<VJSJon - Jts pro- m CO U ta Ithe Red So as leased by mlgbty ........ deal" the !'lila of Increase, whtob had d I' . Democratic atate represen · I, w re •· avera&ed three leDIItl of 1 per 1 grams, peop e an po JcJes. live from Newark is wappy Boston two weeks ago. It Ia belleved the TwlDI are I be Mardi nd June O'Brian's exposure of the! becauoe the state is spending daD, 35-year-old catcher, after fOUftl 1'onuny Helma of : . to leu sensational television quiz scan-1 $1001100 tor four sets of bronze releooed by Ptttsliurgh Cincinnati but the lleda are than • fellfll of 1 dais made front-page headlines door~ at the State House. Tbe when the Pirates drafted more lnleretted In using Joey Inc per cent and was acclaimed as "" out- dooro •re pari of a $500,100 Gooder from Rlchmood. Jay as batt tD pick up lbatlltUe B une. ffCUNI thalli standing example of crusading ' reoovatioo program being . extra help they feel that oould new mean done at the ''"pitol. In their fmal business lead to I NaUoaal X...gue Journalism in the publi c interold In& today, the m\DOrs were to pennant nan year. e.t In his keen observations Rep. Jobo C. McDua vote on proposed Accordlnl to Joha McHal about video, Mr. O'Brien has wrote to Gov. James A.:~- with emphasis on a controversy president of t be A~ been as frank and fearless as es be left tbo elfi"D ore over how much the majors Braves the ~1 already have Your O.,.nclabll Dorothy Kilgallen was in writ- "seems to be 118 uawarr.U::! should pay toward the salary of the ~tob•JanCeci team in the ing about her world. Like her. extravag\IIICe for •• adm a player sent down tD a triple-A DHierPor ht' is a provocative writer and tratioa pledged &o au.sterat,." team. m~:irurgh offered veteran is respected for his profem>nal Mdlonald told Rbotlt1 be i th j le e pitcher Bob Friend tD the talent and no-holds-barred hon- was "quite pie"oed" to AI present, 0 ma 1H' agua Detroit Tigers for 'outfielder AND esly. tbe lmprovemenll made fa ' ~:~~ ~~ t!\';le-~~~,:0are Gallfl Brown but were turned O'Brian is eminently quail· renovation ..of tile rotunda b~! asmi that thil be raised down as were the Reds when TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE I =~adewucll~~ m~: ~ RIQUIST Robinson's I i fur Show me afilter that deDvers tbe taste and I'll eat my hal·~ ye~"':d TJ!r• 1 I .mwe: PLUMBING HEATING th;~o;u;~:d~J=ay~lor~~·:T~~~e~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~ v:·' '\. \ t ,. J ,. ~ / 1 r!. \Ql ....J" (:) ~ "'""'-) ~ M ......... •!&HiM , _ \"'\ IN, iiiid M11 1M IIIII 11 ltl 1W 1111111111' IIIID • 1W1 . . . 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BAG CHIJSTM.4S TREE UIIM! I y 23.95 S]4·88 Logan Hopes to End AHS Winnin~ Streak at 34 Coach Bob Combs' Logan! Bil\ Westfal\, 6-ljunlor forward. High school basketball team, IThey were part-Ume Btarters with 1 66-56 triumph on the year ago. record books thus far (Fairfield Union last Saturday) will open Phelps and We~tfall wll\ start their SEOAL season at home at forwards,. while 6-2 jumor aga im~t defending champion John Stone Will open at the cenAthens Friday night. , ter slot. Auker, elected team The Chieftains hope to end captam by his mates, Will be the Bulldogs three .. year, 34- : 1oined by 6-0 aopbomDre Greg 1 game unve.aten string. ' Poston at guard. Combs took over the Chief- i Top replacements In !be tain dutie ~ from Brooks Adkins. 1ine include Courter, 6-5 senior He served as varsity assistant center Bob Trowbridge and and reserve coach for six years , sophomore forward Chuck Kernbefore taking the head coacb· i per. Backing up the lng job. :guards are 6-1 junior Mike Wei· The 1958 Ohio University grad ltand, 5-8 senior Merl Bell aod also was head basketball and ' 5-6 junior and Dan Whalen. baseball coach al McArthur for 1 Rounding out the 13-mao two years. 1slty squad are John The Chiefs, ever mindful of a 1 senior forward, and Mark dismal 5-15 record last season, i iagher, 11-4 junior center. are determined to better that . Lo~an 'o 1965-08 schedule showing. Their attitude has been 1lows· very good and they have been • Dec. 3 - Athens working hard in pre • season 1 Dec. 10 - Nelsonville. drill s. Dec. II -At Pomeroy The LHS squ•d hao good Dec. 17 - At Middleport height and speed and excellent Dec. 21 - Gallipolla bench strength. The biggest Dec. 28 - Waverly drawback is a lack of exper- Jan. 7- At Wellston tence. Jan. 14 - Jackaon There are four returning let· Jan. 15 - Sheridan terJ!Ien, but only 6-0 senior Tum Jan. 21 - At Albens Auker was a full • time per· Jan. Z8 - At Nelsonvtne former last season and he has Jan. 29 - Pomeroy been shllted from forward to Feb. • - Middleport guard. 1 Feb. 5 - At Franklin lieltJbta Other returnees are Jim ~· Feb. I! - AI Galllpolla Phelps, 8-1 senior forward; Bob Feb. 18 - Wellston Qlurter, 6-2 -Dior forward and F~. 2i - AI Jaeiloa . , SCOTCH PINE BICYCLES CHRISTMAS Sl'fCIAL Tall, W, • .. logly llfelile .MJ 59 br.ndoeo aod Ill tip<. A 1M-time ia HAND MIXER Solo yh t for l!tpp~ .olida,ol CEMUTES 7..LIGHT INDOOR SET Hollclly 51\.88 '7 .... 1.60 Large beaters, reliable CHRsrMAS !PICfM. motor, thumb tip apeed 9~ t.lultiple type, c.r...,;c; • .,...,., C<llorod lamP' are guar..teed factory pr..tested. Spring clip s.f8.T rodefs control and on .. off switch. Beater ejector. Mixing chart on handle show9 speeds to whip, beat, blend, fold, otc. Heel rest. end ocldo011 connector. VISIT OUR TOYLAND! eTricycles eWagons •Games •Dolls • Guns • Footballs • Basketballs •G•mes eModels eStuHed Animals 1 MORTON'S DINNERS r 26" I 3 ·~::n-1sc FLAT CANS 11 Elberlelcls 3rcl Floor Furniture Only one Southeastern Ohio ; Massillon; Bob Youna, Zanes· SECOND TEAM OFFENSE 1 and Randy Harkins, Athens. since 1956 . who can claim tD League football player made, ville. I Ends - Lynn Guerin, Shelby; Middle guard - Bob Slllitb, have • wmnmn~g~r,cle~co~r:d::w~l~thl~:ll United Press International's Center - Tom BaekhUJ, Cln· Carl Wince, Newark. Hamilton C.lhoUc, t~e New York 0 1965 All • Ohio Football team. cinoati Moeller. I Tackles -Tom Scott, canton . the. National He was Haody Harkins, out- Quarterback - Brian Healy, McKJnlev Joe Lukz Niles. FL1nebobackeBrsb-SmiJtmlh SSpetncbeer, AssocJaiJOn. 1 ' a1r R~dy rn· oSteveoso~ El eu rian- The Knicks beat the St. Louis • taod.IllS tac kle 1or the Bu11- Sandusky. • Guards" - Rich We~and, Ak· ville· dogs .fo r the past three years. Halfback - Tony Lewis, Day· ron st. Vincent, AI Francis, ' ' Y ' Hawks l:ttHI9 behind Dick Harkms was named to the All· ton Wilbur Wright; Rosie Robm- ~ Clevelaod St. Joe. 1 Hallbacks- Steve Kesterson, Barnett's 36 points Tuesday State Second Team, Defense. . son, Ashland. center - Robin LeBaroff, , Columbus Brookhaven; Karl night to gel off to a · The SEOAL landed five play-' Fullback - Paul Huff, Dover.! Springfield South. \' Taokratz, Toledo St. Francis; start for McGuire, who ers on the honor• ble mentwn FIRST TEAM DEFENSE I Quarterback - Jim Ousley, Mike Armstrong, Sprmgheld over as coach only the nigh l 1North. list. They were : John Gasser Ends - Bruce Hodges, Lima Middletown. I before when Harry Gallstin and !lob Courter, Logan; Ike : Senior; Dave Del Fignore, Halfbacks - Dave Brungard, THIRD TEAM OFFENSE was fired . i Fox, Wellston; Dick Adams and Youngstown. Youngstown Chaney; Art Bur- En<b - Ron Miller, Akron; Joe Lapchick, wbo rolled up Todd Snyder, Athens. i Tackles - Jim Stangle, Day- ton, Fostoria. Larry Cella, Niles. 326-247 record with U1e Knicks LISted below are the first, se- ton Alder; Dan Coe, Mansfield, Fullbacks - Paul Bergman, , Tackles - Ed SIIJvln, East- from 1947-56, Is the last New 1 cond and third teams, offense Senior. Cleveland Hgts. lake; Scott Clark, Coshocton. York coach to bow out as a and defense, as announced to- : Middle Guard - Kim Michal· SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Guards- Joel Smith, Ash- winner. But McGuire p:o:~t~~~~ ~~ day by UPI : l ak, Akron Hoban. Ends - Jim Mandich, Solon; land; Don Hutchins, Bellaire. won't be a winner if ~e FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Lin.ebackers --, Marty Ne~, Lloyd Beaver, Duver. . Center .- Carl Angelo, War• around very long because Ends- M1ke Baughman, Lan- Hamilton Tall; Dave SchweiD- Tackles - Bill Gray, Piqua ren Hardmg. Knicks are only 7-15 for caster; M1ke Kayvdo, Ashtabu- 11 •urgh, Sandusky : Carl Linke, Co-, Quarterback - Rob Zi.Dpser, season and must meet Ia. ! lumbus DeSalles. UCLA Has Ed e In Troy. . Hawks again Wednesday nigl'l ll Tackles. - Vance Clark, War-1 Halfback' - Kevin Ryen, Cog Halfbacks - Larry Zelma, at St. Louis. ren Hardmg; Tony Ruff, C.1eve- , lumbus Watterson; Dave Shoe- Last Regular Game Cleveland Benedict; Pete Dun- : Oscar Rob<'l'tson'• 41 land Bond. I gog, Massillon ; Steve Robmson, l ohue, Mariemont. l ied Cincinnati to a 126-·120 ,1 _G uar~ -- Dave Whitfield, Bellefontaine. I NEW YORK (UP!) -UCLA, I THIRD TEAM DEFENSE 1victory over the Los ~;~;;~~ :1 - -· · · fifth-ranked In the nation,I Eods - Mike Minniear, Sid- Lakers and pushed the cames a one-point edge over ' ney : Steve Fiabor, .Hamilton 1 to within .1123 percentage seventh-ranked Tennessee Sa- Garfield. of Boston, leader of the turday in their last football Middle Guards - Steve Eastern Dlvision. 1 game of the regular season. hea, Lorain. The Baltimore Bullets upset UCLA has a Rose Bowl date Tackles - Byarle JonOJ, I the Philadelphia 7t>ers 129-108 in 1wtlh Michigan State and , benvilte; Tom Caveo, Miami the only other NBA game. Tennessee plays Tulga In the IEast A heavy slate of games are Gene Hall, a hot shooting lor- i Bluebonnet Bowl L' · b k Ti H Iter II on tap this weekend in the , ward led the Highlander attack. i The oddsmake; 1 \'k p N mep~~ ~r~ h-' ~ a ', 1 . te . enn ' Sewllla 1:, e tip Ja Fan Southern Valley Atloletic Con- ' Saturday night, North Gallia ! State b · th l [' h l Y SLX pom S over \ ma , utBr OS erry; ference. : fans get e r 1rst look at I e ' Maryland and Okl h b M k M 'II0 f'riday night, F.a!>tern takes . Pirates. · a oma .Y ar s, ass! ~• Its 1-0 record to Mercervi\le to Led by a new caach, Clyde ' three over Oklahoma State. m Hal!hacks - Mike Belcik, battle the fighting Wildcats of Evans, the P1rates hope to un- I ~~~ale:tber maJor collegiate , ~~- C~y ; ~ ~· tte Coach George Evans. Hannan prove their 4-15 record of last Amon the . NF' ttamg n, • nne ' Trat"e is 0-2 thus far this sea- lseason , . g . pros. '"- le · son. In the other contest, Coach i SVAC STANDINGS I Philadelphia 4 ovv DaUas, N<w i--,-,-"-, - - - - - Liovd Myers' Highlanders (1-1) TEAM W L p OP York 6\1 over Pittsburgh, host Kyger Creek <1-0) ' Eastern I 0 62 31 ' Cleveland 7 over Washmgton, Four non-league ga,;es are Ky~er Creek . . . . 1 0 60 58 ~~\~o;e 411 over Chicago, St. scheduled for Saturday night. : Hannan Tr ace .. . o 1 58 60 G B\1 over Los Angeles, Hey! See the light. Eastern is at Chauncey, Fair- ' Southwestern . . . o 1 31 62 S~~e~r ay_ &'h over Mmoeso~a, Find ELECTRICIANS fast in the land at Kyger Creek . Rutland al l Nor th GaII 1a ' .. .. . 0 0 0 0 AFL-S ancJsco D. 6\1 over7\1Detrmt. Boys & Girls 0 North Gallia and Hannan Trace TOTALS . . . . . . . . 2 2 211 Z11 1 New y a~ ~~ 1 over YELLOW PAGES. playing at Zllleski. I AIL GAMES or ' a o I over Where your fingers Last wee~. Coach John Wick· TEAM w L p OP ~uston, Oakland I over do the walking. line's Bobcats opened their sea· !'.'astern . . . . . . . . 1 o 62 31 nver.- - -- son with a thrilling, 60-58 win I Kyger Creek .. .. 1 0 60 f.B over Hannan Trace while East·! Southwestern 1 1 105 Redmen Romp over ern won 1ts first SVAC contest ' Hannan Trace .. 0 2 106 127 i Tavlor U Cagers from . Southwestern, 62-31. . 1North Gallia . . . . 0 0 0 01 "RIO GRANDE (110) . Semor Lanny Tyo and Jun- ' RESERVES (SVAC Only) Dillon 6+18; Marshall 1!4Ior Mike Spauldmg led the Bob- TEAM W L P OP : 44; Shively 3-1-7; Gregory il-l· English Slylo cats 1n their wm wh1le Hannan ! Southwestern ... · 1 0 41 26 17 Towler 5-4-14 · Trainer :HTrace was paced by senior Ter-;Kyger Creek ..... I 0 44 36 . 10. Totals 44-22' _ 110 $44.88 ry Crem~en•. Center John Pool- : Hannan Trace .. . 0 1 36 441 TAYLOR (!Ill ' er and guard Charles Etching-! Eastern . . . . .. .. 0 I 211 46 Dave Bochen 17-3-37 Dillon er led. the Eagles, defending ! North Gallla .... . 0 0 0 0 6-2-14 ; Harvey 5-2-12: Cox 5-4~hampmns, _past Southwestern. TQTAI.S .. . .. .. . Z Z_152__ 14; Mooney 1~2 ; Matson 1~2: Bumgardner 4-1-9; Robe 1~2; Taylor 1-1.;1; and Odie 3~. Totals 44 - 13 - 101. IW!Ume Score; Rio Grande 58, Taylor 44. I ---r=ruJ~-- nOKELY WedDMday'l r.. I LB. CLOROX ! ' Pet. N Y k Baltimon • .737 1 ew . or VI. 714 Detroit .600 St. Louis at Detroit :318 Cincinnati at Los An&elea. ___...... _. 1 Pet. Ohio HiP ~ ~ .583 Columbus Brookhaven 11 . .478 1 Columbus DeSales 71 .423 ' Colwnbus West 94 .421 1 Colmbus Ready !I .273 Columbus Watterson 58 1 Columbus Whetstone • S'''''CniCkle I i c HALF GAL. DAYTON - A federal I · official sayo many parents Igiving their ~uahters contra- I I ceptive pilla bec&uoe they the girla may become . "Thll Is very · Dr. Effie 0. Ellis of Idirector of the Children'• eau of the U.S. Department l Health, Education. and • reported. 1 She set out her ldeu about ! the pill• Monday durina a Soc> 'I tal Health Assodnllon on "The Challenae of Sex Edu· cation." The question or whether chU· ' dren ohould be . taught birth contJool and family nin& WOI asked by ,llJ;. Agna, the f.reoo County He1lltb CommisBioner. i "We can put our heads in sand but tho clllldren more about contraceptive meth·l ods than most of us and In I siderably more detail," i said. 1 She aald "many uni•venJ!tle'' I ask no queotioos when dlat!M't>l-1 ' ing the pill." i Dr. Ellis urged parenu ' give serious thought to what outcome ol witlespraad uae , contraceptive pUla may be. She urged 101 education be, low tbe high achool level because of the mall)' dropout• ' quit ochool at lba •tahl aroda. tHII' :r NBA Slandlnp I Cincinnati 126 Los AIIP!.• ,. _ By United PreiS International Baltimore 129 Phl1adolp1ilfa Ht Eaolenl !llvlsloa , New York lJ8 91. Laufa itt W' L. BY BOB WINGETr nation, so the Tornado forlun01l acter, II not an unblemished team Ia bustllna, bowever. Dee. 14 - Eastern, Away . Boston 14 5 A IIIUID but scrappy team of are in the bauds of lnexperien· victory atrina. Other boys · on the varsity Dec. 17 - McArthur, Home Cincinnati 15 6 &n.thern High School Purple ced boys. squad are f>-10 Steve Sewell, f>-7 Dec. 22 - Southwestern, Away Philadelphia 12 8 Tornlltloes will open !heir 11165-, The quirks of Fate, too, In C.acb Slone hu three re- Ronnie Deem, and f>-7 Clyde Jan 4 - Wahama, Home New York 7 15 66 cage season ~t home Friday ; addition ID graduation, have =t~:"r~en i:'b 1'>-~l Joha Tripplell, all soPhomores; 1'>-ll j Jan. 8- Zanesville Rosecrans, Western Division n1ght agamst Wilton. , dealt Coach Slone and Ironic • . rueser, Junior Ray ProHIIt, and 6-41 1 Home W. L. The Torn~does, under the sec-' arrangement of circumstances. I and 5-ll Sher~ Cundiff, aU jun- Max Hill and· 5-ll Charlle Ma- Jan. 14 - Ruttsnd, Away Los Angeles 14 10 ond year guidance ol Head l Southern's mo•t serioUJ short- ; 1ors· They gamed experte~e thews, seniors. Jan. 15 - Albany, Home San Francisco 1112 Coach Craynor Slone, will re- age of experienced talent In al l last. year only while aubbmg Working for posltlonl on the Jan. 22 - Pomeroy, Away ,I Baltimore 11 15 turn to the bardwood for a 11east a decade arrived in the Ifor InJured regulars. I reserve team are Randy .Prof· Jan. 25 - Eastern, Home "U you pul your banda In the · St. Louis 8 L\ match With Pomeroy Satuntay , same season with the toughetlt Completing the probable start-, flit, Tom Diddle, Mark Beegle, Jan. 29 - Rutland, Home lc weller you won't feel lb Detroit 6 16 rught. Coach Slone laat year led schedule In the history of the ' ing line-up for lhe Tornadoes ' Bob AdiDIB, Mike Hayman, Feb. 4 - McArthur, Away oold!" I Tuesday's Results the Tornadoes to a 17-7 record . Tornadoes. i In their opener will be 1'>-ll Jun-1Ray Johnson, James Lawrence Feb. 5 - Middleport, Home and the Class A Dislrlct cham· I Such powers in Class A cir· l ior Amos Wallbrown and ._2 and Steve Shuler. Feb. II - Wahama, Away pior,shlp even though his squad , cle' as Zanesville Rosecrans, I Senior Dale Wallace Hill. I THE SCHEDULE Feb. U - Fairland, Away was coD!Ilmtly bompered with McArthur, Albany and Fairland, I Everything points to Coach Dec. S - Wilton, Home Injuries. SEOAL clubs!Sione being in a year of rebuild· Dec. 4 - Pomeroy, Home 1together with F1ve veteran regulars of tbe1Pomeroy and Middleport, are ing in this second season at Dec. 7 - Southwestern, Home FOR YOUR past_s_e~n are gone by grad- !certam to build Tornado char..! Southern. He likes the way this Dec. 11- Kyger Creek, Away SVAC Teams In Full Go 0 n Fri"day an d saturday " 'To I STOKELY SOUR PITTED 29c Giving Pills ---------- SMOKED PICNICS . !!ONUS BUY parents are. monlhlt. IIU .f"IO: S 1• r RUTLAND, OHIO I' ma u one ..a PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.-sAT. I til l 1111:11. • - - •1 · & " tive r~porter .>~ nd ed1tor. :ago, O'Brian alrea~y had w1de for several week&. For seven years aftrr com- 1 experi ence that mcluded all I ing In ~ew York . O'Rm n was jpha m of edit orial work. - The Meta added dramtt critic ror The Asod al· ' Among his many honon and Herzog to a coachinM sta.tr,__,, 1 ed Press and wrote a dail y c~~l- : awards is the Chri:;tophers' A- includes Yogi Berra and umn for The AP t.:all ed. •·.lack ; ward, Roman Catholic recognl- 1Robinson and rewaled pi'.tCbllng o· Brian'"s Broadw(!y ·· His re- tion of fine journalisl~c ~eporl- ~' still looki~g for 8 l' iew" of Broadway plays were ing whose motto is, 'It 1!1 bet- coach-a JOb Warren . ter tn light one <" Bndle than to . held until he went to the ~ --··· ---· . : curse thl!! darkness." I last season. O' Brian also won the United ; -One-time Cleveland Mana· Jewtsh Appea l award for .· · :ai~ ger Kerby Farrell was named DEVOTED ro INTERESl 01' 1ing standards m televtsJon manager -Df Jack!JOnvlUe (Fla.) MEIGS-MASON AREA The American Legion and the in the lnternataional League. ••cMNI 1- Dw•n, I'UDUIMr I Veterans or forei gn Wars both Farrell moved from William· cne•Mr '•""•""'· io,t•r honored the columnist for his . sport to Buffalo last season. Pur.u• nt!<l .,.,) · r·~rll""" l llCIIIP' . rr t . PI De 11I stu1du .. , 1-htl un1o ..-.uu "u hll •b cons1stenl e or s to 1mprove Fi~e ayer 4 '"" , ·nm p3n ¥ 11 0 Mtt.. hanlr s•.. rn m I TV standards 'in the American A prosnM'tive five-player deal .-rnJ" Qhlo. 4Yifi11 Bualnm 0 r ! • 11 I 1 r-, plln n• wv t-~I!WI l:tlll o•••• p b nnP wv i traditi on." The American-Jew- between the Philadelphia 2 " :~~;'erect u leeold (IIIlA miiiiN i ish Lea gue against Communism lies and the Baltimore nr;,.t .. "' ·'' ' "' • ' t.he Po• • otfl~• •• r ,m ..... , I last yea r presented O'Brian its bogged down Tue!day when on~~"""'' allver u ••n• nep~enl•t!V"' first annual "George Sokolsky Phillies asked the Orioles to up ~;,: '' ":~: K~~· 11 ·v;~.e .. r~:.~ t.x~~~ [Award.'' Other winners of this the ante. , ""~ "' Award were Francis CardinaL The Oriole• Were! reported ""' '~1" 1"1 1.11.1<!11 r tl t t l : 0 1111t1r 1 ... , . · , ur nf' • wtlf'rtl IYl!olllhhl :ltl CI!Dtll PI! Spellman, former ambassador have offered veteraa IH'E' k o n l ve u •n •d•l nt'f' •• thl.... ~ ~. u a otY !tenttiUII aUt« I U en ; to C,uba , Ear1 E. T. Sru'Ith mru · ·• ·. -·. ·· mn nlh • $ 7 110: !hr ... month• :I:J !10: O Y form er envoy to Switzerland Mn •nr tw ute wbl111 ( U"t' ........ce ., I not n a,ih•hle . not tnont.h 11 ~~~ s , \columnist Henry Tay lor. · THE DAILY SENTINEL r '- .at. I Phone WY4-2ISO Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Dee. l, AILSTARS 1965-66 Tornadoes are Small but Scrappy I ! n~~--~ ~ily -~--~~~the~ . . . .. Harkins of Athens Named To UP/'s All- Ohio, . 2nd Team ANTHONY PlumlllnA· Heating "Voice of Broadwa y" column. when he learued abODt the , offered 1 $800 compromill. outfielder, Smce his earl y days l~n !ht> old I door1, I Bufralo 1N Times he has ,.,, ,._,hl·w•;~'"''"'"a' t-1 Amona Tuesday'o developbeen a hard-hnting reportt>r. Laus ments: tt>r he worked for the Buffal o sent to some 1,400 · · news- 1 ~rws ·md the Buffalo Courier-! papers and to many more • · - Boston finally got around to · · ' · b d ' sending shortstop Ed F.xpress. He _has been motion ! rua · to th New York Metl for pk lttre. musl<' and dram~ttk ~ When he went to the N. Y. outfie:rer Joe Christopher In a , :·1tir as weU as an. mves llga- Journai-Am.rican nearly 16 yrs. deal that bad been bangln& lire - ' Cost of Beans & Bread Up ~S.:el:::;ro~-=~eport, o.. ~* In October to New Record · =: ln~-u:::·l ,;;;;;;------~ to lhe but Majors Switch Meetings To Miami; Reds, TWIDS, • T.•gers n·ISCUSS Deals ·· Jack O'Brian Suc:.-teeds Late Miss Kilgallen . . .. .. , For Cash To Count On ••• Count On Us. lTYLOAN . ~· a: SAVJNGS 00. ,. See,_. .Beale F.- N....,.frJ OJi- j FRY PAN ,_ IfF' ....... 16 • 88 PARTICIPATING STORE MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA Ask For Your Fr.. Ticket. No Purchtse N-ury H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddlepol1, 0., Dt«!. 8-Dany Sentlnel, Pomtloy-Mii!dleport, 0, Ilea.. 1, ItS& Fair ':J~~Rtbreap Auto Tears I ~~.!m~~;e· i Cambodia to Racism Like ••• College Cage Thuraday. Wgh aoella today 31-39 that the requlred number ·for ol ouperlor fom1 paged 1I~~!~~·;:::::::::::::::::::::::\ oortheasl, fl-4! and D F teachen Ohio'• ·H 0ld POWS of(Continued OWD ence burgeoning popllilllion can be sethe ~llliD.Ull ty, .•n Compet I•t•lOR w.sl Low tonight 28-33. verely limited by collep~ admJs. the white lead~rs m my ' Tomg ' ht Seven More Off Rt. 681 sion policies which stress ad· An th k toly, make drasttc changes ~:~1 Be!!lllS mission of men and emphasize ' 0 er ee I told them they were u hi h school clasa rank," the re·l . on a human time bomb 1, 198S- 7 , would nol dlscouarge him -and I hava a foelinR, to r• Ibis Wllll'l cliJ<ourap lbo > w s· Bv United Pre" International 1 The state highway patrol In· g t 1 ted PHNOM PENH, cambodia might go off at any time. .'n .. college basketball seasoni vesligated an accident at 3:30 por • a . (UP!) - Two American prlso- Grllfln oa_l~ he had fl' ''S under way Wfflnesday; a. m. Tuesday on Rt. 681. a lit-[ ners of _war treed by lhe Vlel called Into CitieS ~ghoul "',111 with second-ranked M~rhl- , tie over a mile soulh of the , Bush Service will Cong Will probably remain m nation to study po Ita! tindler-1 lnd r1re other tea ms rated . Meigs . Athens county line. ot 1 Cambodia for another week, bDXeR, to make recomrnenda~·1" '' the nal!nn'< top 10 mi liWS said Thomas ll. Bowser, B!...!feld Thursday inlormed sources said today. lions, and to try to avert anwn, t k Seattle Wash beaded north! A1·t1~NS, Ohio tUPil Fu· Both men wanl lo return to the ups of v1olence. 21 a~·twn ogams t 1mr· o- wea op- B , U 'ted P Intem•tlonal ; fa;led to ;.ake ~· nght curve. neral services will be held at United States, leave the Army In direct contrast to Los AIIP\~IIIon : ~he 01pros :rt:sprovmg agam' Ills car went off the teft ~ 2 p~ .• Thursday in Ohio Uni- l and speak out against U.S. geles, Griffin said, Detro I UCLA which has split Its last this year that playmg loolball side of the road and through ai verstty s Helen Mauck Gal· lnvolvemenl In the war. shllllld have blown sky hlgrlhlhts l n· m~s -beatmu Mtdugan j f II I th I doe"n't fence owned bv John Douglas, breath Memorm l Chapel for G E S 'th I deathVI of1 ciVIl 111 0 ,.1 ' or a co ege eam a ,, • • , 1 bl' h 1 Sgt eorge , m• o er kthe M Lu' Ill the fmal s of the NCAA • wm naltonal headltnf'S ts no ' Rt 2, Albany He was no~ m-[Gordon K. Bush, pu lS er. o . Chester W.Va ., and Spec.5 ~r er rs. o a JZZO, tournament last March and : handicap to " playt't <;ee kmg a JUred and no charge was flied. I the Athens Messenger, who died I Claude 'E McClure of Chattan- ~~~o~idn't blow because loo,;mg to ab fre.shm<m team last • career in the Amencan or Th.:-re was heavy damage to.lal the age or 62 ooga Tenn were released to I d . Detr I d ltled Bush who dted Monday sf-1 • ·• ~a ers m ot a m the car · S,du rdav mg I1I-s tar t 5 1ts sea· Nat10nal le<~guP.s ' · · Cambod1an authorities Sunday had a roblem. The said sun Fndav mght agamst Ohw I r . b th ter surgery for lung cancer m . th t p y nlllgltt Slat~. UCLA was rated No I m The thoroughness of the pros' . No one was inJured but . o _:UniverSity HospJtal m Colum- ; af~er spending m?re h an wo matter _how much they bungle lt, they had to ll . th UP! B d 0f scoutmg svstt>m was undt>rhned ~,o eh lcles were heavily damag I bus was the second member of•years m Commumst ands. . • the na on m e oar ed m a colliSIOn at 9:25 a. m. • ' . . At a news conferen~ here ;;ea;c;h;•;so~lu;tl;on;;,~";he;;~~~~ Cl!<Whes pre-season ratmgs ruc~day when s1x of the seven d h f the fam1ly that has published h d M Cl · pi avers stgned were [rom lit tle- ' Tues ay at t e June IOn the Messenger for 60 years. Tuesday Smtt an c ure "irhigan once again likclv to bl. . d h 1. 1 Buiavtlle • Porter and Johnson [ told of bemg treated well by pu ICJZe sc 00 s. . R h -· I hi h ' r • d .d h be UCLA · strongest rival for R1dge d~ .• t e ~a e g W~} I the V1et Cong an sat t el G 'dd n ers tgn pro Contracts °tl jVJ ' w ll·lfl.,_,.l, • 5 1 Mlionai honors, will be al The Houston Oilers of Ute patrol reported. FIREMEN CALLED J United States has noUting lo! home 1o 1'ennessee WPdnt>sday AF L said they had ac~uired 1[ Coll_iding wer_e a car driven! The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire gain from !he war in VietNam. : nu.;ht. The Wolverines are Jrd "one of the best talents m the by Riley A. N1bert, 77, Rt. 1,1 departmrnt answered an alarm In washmgton, Gen. Wallace I ag<J in this srason by 6-fonl , li·: country'' when they announced !Gallipolis, and a pickup truck to the Earl Shaner residence, , M. Greene, tile comrnan.dant of in(·h. 225-pound Cazzie Russell the signing or George Allen. a operatf'd by George French, 5_5, R. D. 1. Pomeroy, on State Rt. [the Marine Corps, ~aid .he I and are so big and ru'' L;ed that 6-foot, 7-inch., 245-po_und offen- Rt . 1 ~allipolis. Officers said 143 today . Damages t~ the hame l believed the Commumst. bram-[ fl \a! coaches ca ll tht•m ·~ ht_lle . s•:e ta ckl e lrom West Tf'X '~S that Ntbert. was headed west .on had not been determmed at 11 washed McClure and Srruth. I t\ar 1nnal Basketball Assue w ~ 1 on r State College. Allen also had Johnson R1dge Rd., attemptmg a. m. I CHRISTMAS CARDS Wlle11 you en enouafl 10 ..... lllo V8IJ boot DUTION tt>mn.'' l bef'n drafted by the Dtlllas. to m~ke a left turn onto the At 11 a.m. the Rutland Vol- , Oblo C~llege Basketball ~ore Tht> five o1her n~H ionH ily top.l Cowb,.ys of the NF L. 1 Bulavt lle • Port~r. Rd., an d 1unteer Fire department tanker 1 ~y United Press loternattOoal r ~n ~i:'d le;nm sermg aclion on The Chiefs ~ Frenc~ was drtvrng west .on Ihad been summoned to help I Rao Gran~e 110 tl w fir~>! nt !l ht of the st'<l'>on are . d E~_ar~sa~. City 6-2 ; Bulav11le - Porter Rd. star_tmg l battle the blaze. . Taylor i]nd.) 101 _______ :~~~~iiliiiiliiwiliiiliiiiliiftiiiiwftiiiiliiiliiiliiiiliiiNiiiiliiiiliNiiiiiiiiiiij I of il cm: SJgne l]B Jpson, • • k r 'to turn east onto Johnson Ridge , ~---.... WI(WWI(I(I(lll( - ....-..-...... -- ..rc•.ciR'l''C:ICtitciltDI:idlr:tCcrite...-:II'C. - .. . . . . . . . . . . ..C,OIC--CCCCCQ(i(IIWQCCCC 1:1 I• ·• '' " · • . 2ll1 -n•Htnrl nmmn·~ .... r"' 'll Rd '; ..te'C 'C ......... Thi rd·!;mked Mtnnesota oppo- fk< thune-Cook man who was h ed N.b rt to w p;;::::;;;;liil . • 1 D k f h T e patro1 c1t 1 e mu- w sr-., ~~~1rt 1 a ota. ourt - nctmed playr r uf tlw ~· ear uy . · 1 S rd on a: w . kPd ~t J1Jsr rh' s 111 ws I ,. I mctpa court utu ay ·w • r.1n · ·. ' the Negro Press nterna lona ·[charr,e of driv ing left or center. ·w Jrof-;; tra. f1flh ·ranked Duke Kansas City Chief scout Don p 1· 1 Tu d · ll •" htt .. 1. rl 1: .,1 . a ro arres 1s es ay m ·!if Vpl • ;l iPf't ~ - r · •-t. m"" ~ , " Kl osterman satd G1pson "has eluded Rufus E. Hite, 73, Rut-1 1 ~<~~ ' lacesB Arlnmsas and nmth· 1hc size pnwer and speed to be 1 d d f t. tur · 1 ·1 · ~. "I 1 1 · · ·· an, eec1ve ns1gnas. c1· 1 t\ 1111\ ~·d roue tau's 1111 l :e onr or the fme runners in pro ed to Meigs County Court Dec. 1\J1Iw:mkee lmmch of Wt scon- football. " · 3,. Le w1s· Fogeson 1 g, 21 , Rio 'illIt . sm N II GraOOe speeding c1ted Dec. 1; I In o1her ton op.:-ners Ken- Quarterback Dave e son k ' G 11 . 1. • • · · ' kl · s · f Fran Queen, 3I. a tpo tS, w tUI'K\' pia's H<lr(hn Stm mons and tac e Hnn • prmger o d . . h.l . 1 . 1 d lod w Buth·r is ~ ~ I\ 1 ,nnis. Houston i~ · Albion College were signed by edn~mglhw •lye ~n 1' .«thca ~ ' Decg- ,!w . th p·tt b h St ee1ers o1 the m e ct Jat , eanng . o! S ;ill Fr:mc· i~ m . IA'WJs 1s at e 1 s urg dD1 J 1. 21 Porn- I 1 . N . I "' b II L~a~ue. Both , , an eed. ores us Jce. , '"o "w · trP [}<J mt•·· Atr F'orcf' lS· nl atwna rOOI a f ·eroy spe mg c1't ed to Me'•s 'lto hM: t S1<J tP :md KansHs ~tnte ts wert- namrd t_o a\J.ron erence j Cou~ly court JO . w :1 1 t'rt'ichlon teams and Spnnger shared the , J At Ingels Furniture ••• best to give •.. best to receive ·I Dec. The >ehe~ ute i' li ~ hl Fr~dav Plan lnstt'tute ol most valuable player in : nt.:!l •l bul 1hrrp is a full nalio nal the ~1tchJga n_ . Inte rcolleglale l IItie Sill urd <.~v including Al<iiJ<lma vs n 1Ce. A. rkans:1s vs. Mi~·~·illfi. Mtr• higt:m \'S Howling l;rt'l' ll . Hr.ad!('y vs. Northern ~l 1 r h 1 _g:lll, Ok:ahom.a vs. lndt an<t Te~ ;ls Tl"'l'fl vs Kansas. Te-.:w:; vs \1 Jsslss1ppt, St. Bl•fl<l','t"11 t~J r t' 1s. Oklahcm a Clty a1;d S1 Loms vs. Southern i i =· : On Decem ber 7 :: 1 I i Ii I i Finest Performance Longer Lasting Because It's Quality Handcrafted Are Announced Ths JETLITE ...... 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Shaver, Jr. down .in Omaha, Neb. t_:20 p.m.; Helen Z. down field 11:30 a.m. ln 1925, Britain, Fraoce, Italy, Belgium and Germany NORWALK, Conn. signed the Locamo Pact to Jack Nlddaua, who won outlaw wtlllul B3tlftl8alon any- lourltamenla and $110,762 on where in Europe. IM6 PGA tour, lad Whitworth, winner of In 11153, the New Yor Sloe lournamenll on tha u·GA Exchange announced lor the circuli have been named lirsl time In hlslory lnvestorl toU111ament champions of could buy stocl on lhe year by Golf Digest. Installment plan. ROME (UP!) - Eh~~~= In 19'.Jil, fire swt!pl lhr0111h Ught beavywelrht c1 the Chicago school ol Our Lady Glulo Rinaldi of Italy baa or the Angels, nuaa II forctd to cliiiCel bia lleC. 1 ehlldren and three nuns. with Brazilian Renato Moira•• because of lllnesa. Tlte A thought for the day: w&J on the same card with !ngllth wrllor Samuel Joh111011 To111111110 Galli·Wia;al~let'~::: aid: ••GraUiude It a lrult of an European b .!Ill:"' cu~uv.uon." I1111a tJabL , .,._., . , . _.., ' ________, Value - Pricedl "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY CHUCK ROAST c BLADE CUTS NONE PRICED HIGHER lb. Chuck Roast Blodo Cui• - - - - 5 79c Chuck Steak - Pot Pies ~:!k." 1-ol. piM or Turkey_ 49c English Roast 2 99c Short Ribs · - Fruits and Veqetoblr-sl lb. lb. 39c Chuck Roast lb 85c --.J> c(_s_A_V_E_BI_G_O_N_FIN_E_G_R_O_C_ER_IE_S_! HAM,HOCK BRAND A&P GRADE A CREAM STYLE MARVEL VANILLA TANGELOS GOLDEN CORN ICE CREAM 5 ~~~ 69( 79c BONELESS lb. pkg. Breaded Perch EASY PEEL _ _ lb. MEATY-BEEF CAP'N JOHN 59c LEAN-BONE IN BLADE CUT SULTANA-FROZEN 69c lb. lb. 59( 4 1-lb. 1-oz. cans 99( Gallon Carton CALIFORNIA-EMPEROR 2 79c Grapes P0 ta tOe$ lbt. loklOf, U. I. No. I, llzo A - 2Q .Red Radishes ---·· 4 99( ~•1 1~. 3 ,.,29c 3 .....29c Cucumbers VACUUM PACKED HERSHEYS A&P COFFEE CHOCOLATE SYRUP 2 c~b~ $1.39 2 ~~ 10c Pencelc.e btl, Pith, L;vor _ pock ••" Dairy Foods .,..• -....c. 1\INNYBROOK-LARGE ORADI A 1·111.59C Fresh Eggs box l-Ilt. lone cant Tomatoes 7 for $1. 1·1... l•t. cent hne Pe•s • 7 cans $1.00 lon1 Green 15'11!4J, cant Beans 7 can1 $1.90 With the Pureh.,e M $5.00 or More lllc&uaiv. I)J Item &xempted b7 t..w Expires Dec. t , 1881 Ill t.:olo . UDit ~l''a FOR AWIDE & WONDERFUL CHOICE OF GIFTS ... Ssc ,!:12c SAVE PLAID ST dOJ. All' Ch :39c Cream eese •r•n4 .;\,.heese Sl"aces Mti.O·IIt, Amorl· 64a. 29 em or Plmontt .... ( Cherry Pie 2 :~. 39c Cocoanut ___ 49c Syrup a woHt• - - n•o•l. 69c Waffles ...... $1 00 ••• Pump k'1n p•1e,,Morton .... _ 3 J.Jb,1... · ..... Salad Dressing - ~!; 49c ' Dolly, BMI, 12J.Jit.clnc $1.09 d og 00 F D Grape Juice:!:" _ 2 ':. 39c Potato Chips J9c Jlr ..h Boktd _ __ SUNNYPIELD-FROZIN JANE PARKER-CRISP 1-lb. cans • B Mandarin Oranges 4 ~~:;~ 89c F19 ars AlP 2 13'1pkgo.oz. 69c A&P Shroddtd 1-b, pkt. Ch ocoIate Ddnk, lnotonl - Frozen Foods .'elll!l•'l"l'f'!l!'l!l'!!!!•••~-,1!1111111!1-.il!'~~'!fli!ll•~~!!!~.~- ••••~••••••••••••••••llllllllllii~:t~~ > '' jd ' , .. •· ... - - , . ....... , r.-. ....,.,._ ~- .... . , .. ~ ... ·-· ~·-·-· .~...... ,;-, ......... ~~···-- ...._,.......... --~..I.,;H, .... J)f,.,.. ;..w,...- ,. ........... .. , .... ..... ~" -'" .... SAYS River news Entertd Hospital Gauge readlnga: Persons entering Holzer Hos-j Dam 12.1, 15.6, running 12 pita! during the last 24 boors · on rollers , Pomeroy included : Mrs. H. Dean Mason, 21.23, Pt. Pleasant 24.26, Ill& Kineon Dr. Elmer J. Saun· ton .51, Kanawha Falls ders Eureka Star Rl. : Harry Charleston 19.02. London, R S~yder, Rl. I Ewington; Mrs. met and Winfield dams were Arthur C. Brookes, Rt. 2 Bid· I Ute sills, well : Robert G. Metz, RL I Boat Movements: Ewlngton; Mrs. George Q, Bel· Ohio Rlv"! - Orco down ler, Leon; Mrs. Rissie F. Ly· 12:30 a.m.: Harvey Jordon kins, New Haven : Mrs. Billy up 14, 5:45 p.m.; Vulcan up G. Turner, Pl. Pleasant : Mrs. 8:3S p.m.; Ghrtsty up 14, Raymond Coleman, Long Bo~ p.m.: Peggy Downey up 14, tom: Mrs. Waid L. Diddle, Ra- a.m.; OVEC up lo, 3:50 a.m.; 1 cine; Robert R. Clonch, Mld-~ Bob Benter up 1!, 5:50 a.m.; dteporl; Joseph E, King , Sr., Waller Hougland up 15, Metaire, La.: Mrs. Kenneth S. a.m.: Robert Reed down 16, Denton, Ashland, Ky.; Richard 45 a.m: Lillian G. up 16, 2: D. Otworth, Rt. 2 Ironton; a.m.: Becky Wasson down Clatence C. Caldwell, Rt. I 5:30 a.m: Buckeye State up Hamden; Mrs. Blucher Skaggs, 3:45 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth Rl. 2 Ironton: Millon L. Diet- 18, S:l5 a.m.: Beaver up ri ch, Ironton ; Joel E. Jividen, 5:30 a.m.; Chris Jr. up Eleanor, W. Va.; Mi" Edna 5:4S a.m.; Mary B. up 20, Shaffer, Ironton; Gomer E. a.m.; Mls1 Susan up 21, UO p, Miller, Pryor, Okla. m.; Jellerson down 23, 1:40 a, Blrth• m. ; George Price down 2.3, 4: Mrs. John H. Jordan, Pt. a.m.; Onward up 23, S:20 a.m. Pleasant, daughter, 8:16 s.m. Cotton Queen down Gr<temtp Tuesday. 20 p.m.: Franklm B. up r. ..~nDisciw'Jed up 10:55 p.m.; Tlbolt Phillip M. Belville, Mrs. Greenup 2 a.m.: Andrew Fred Deer, Charles M. Denney, houn up Greenup 3:10a.m.; Mrs. Ralph F. Fioher, Mrs. Ken- ane Brent down Greenup 5: neth Kuhns, earl D. Miller, a.m.; Brimstone down G~.... ,,. Mrs. Lyle G. Potett, David Puck 7:40a.m. ; Ravenswood ell, Paul w. Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Greenup 8 a.m.; ll E. Bowlee E. While, Mrs. Soph10 J. Wil· down Meldahl4 :t0 p. m. : South· Iiams, Mrs. William E. Skeen• ern do,wn Meldabl &:30 p.m.; . and infant son, lllrs. Larry F. Allee up Meldahl 7:10 p.m.; Rasp and Infant son. S. Lewis up Meldahl 8 p.m.; _ ____ Barbara Gay down Meldahl Tbe Almanae IS p.m.; Alton Zephyr Meldahl 3:~5 a.m. By Uni!C!d Prell lntemaHonal GaUipolls Dam Today Ia Wednesday, Dee. I, up 6 p.m.: Walter the l3Sth day of 196S with 30 lo down 7:10 p.m.; Jeffboal follow, 1:30 a.m.; Eastern up 3:30a.m. Th 11 In Its first Eleerclllf up 7: to a.m.: t • IIEW FM/AIII PORtABLE liANSISTOR RADIO 1 Courl Tuesday night. ! CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 5-pc. GHt Ense11ble FM/AM TABLE RADIO I Legar'a : l $49.95 recovered today and firemen bond. searched through the burned I ) wreckage for the sixth victim. I DRIVER FJNED 1 - -· Linda Hili, Racine, was found . •guilty on a charge of not hav· ' 1 f ing her vehicle under control • " and fined $5 and costs In Porneroy Mayor Charles • Tr"ly portl'lbl•, wllah• Just ,1 INSULATED BOOTS Cha$1 tS fer grepfer operati.lll 0 .• 11 GOODRICH l'! a ndcr~fled Horizontal Uependabilily and lonser TV lil1.l·Sh11e IF Amplllllf. Top Carry Hindle. We111h1 1 mere 21 paundt. Your cholcl 01 clltintt i:o!OI~ lboftr ...t Oif·~ • parly for for1,11er elassmates. [ at Addi son, the daughter of the ! NEW HAVEN - St. P::tiJl s Lu- Attendmg were Donna Crow, W late John and Barbara Fulton 1 theran Ch urch here will be 1Donna Hauck, Brenda Potts, w Thoma~. She was a member Iconducting special Advent ser-ll.inda Bailey, Katy Morarlty, :e of the Middleport Baplist vice.;; at 7:30 p. m. €ach Wed· ) .Joan Hewetson, Carl a WIll, cllu rr·h, Eastern Stars and of nesday through Dec. 22. accord-~ Susanne Arnold, Jackie Jones the White _Ruse Lodge. She was ing to Pastor Jac_k T.. Welch. 1 and Jonnie Sue Thompson. _ prPCf'ded In drath by her hus- 1 Theme of the servtces 1s "Pre- 1- ---- -- - --band. Joseph. <:Jnd two sons, I parin~ For His Coming." VisitPaul and Charles. She had re- ors are welcome. I :"idl'd it MtddiPpnrt before go. I mg 1o Virgi ni a Beach a few , LODGE TO MEET mnr.t h~ ago. I Harrisonville Lodge. F' and Su r nvor ~ IJldude a daughter· A.M No. 411 will meet af Har- ~ in -l <~w. Mrs Reba Leo n ~ rd , Nor-1risonville for its annual instal· foil.:, Va; ttu't'e granddaugh-i lation of officers Saturday, De· tt>rs. one grandson, and three 1cember 4, at 8 p.m. All Mas· gre<t'·grandchlldren. Friends l trr Masons of the area are in· Straight from Paris houl· 1 evards, the clean, young 1 mny rail at fht> Hawlin gs · vited. lines of the back-zipped Coal o.; Funeral home atl(•r 9 a. high-rise hoot in bright I, 111 Thursday. SQUAll CAI.U<:D white or buld black imi· - -- -- -The Pomeroy Emergency I tation leather. Terrific! ~ix ( . hild~·t • n 11it\ squad was ca lled at 5:30 a. m. I '(" I . II ' todav for George Hawk, Wvli~ rappt'( lit 011 ~~ ' l·ltll . wbo wa s 1aken to Vete;ans QU.h~Ktdl·:lnOW:'-1, Pa 1 \JfbJI\ - ~1ttr~·wrml llospilal as a medical , S • IX (' 1 ren were trappeu y 3 a!ienl lata, r1re W)l jr h raced !hrough p . --I ~ hl·l r two • s:ory fram: home . POSTS BOND I m nearby TaumbauPrsv tll ~ la1 e · J H ~ ha d 23 1 Tuesdav night The mother and 1 · amf's enry (,ot r , old(•s t ·son were burned ml Columbus, h~s been nrr~ted by 1 f<..~tile atl ~mpts to reach thrm .l Pomeroy Pohce on an msecure : Fi\o·e of the bodies were load charge. Gothard posted $25 : B rlnelt&ilt Ideal ole11112• Z~nl111 "Pertolt.. ttorteble" ~ Super compact TV. 8:l·C~nnel Tunlna System. GenuiMhl'lhfl -. 1 PLAN SERVICES , ! f Serviees for Mrs. teonard She was born April 12. 1877, I \ ~ AlhletH.: Assoctatwn. , lll Jesse Slokes. a &.! , IM-pound : defensive bark from CorpUS ! ('hris!t. sig ned with the Minne." ,~ sota Vikmgs and Bill Ma linch· 1 The Bedford Community In· ll ak. a 6·4. lftS-pound end from stilute will be held Tuesday, · ~ Tndin na Umversity, sianed with Dec. 7. at the Bedford commun· ~ 1he Detroit Lions. Malinchak ity buildin~ in sesstons at 1 p.l V was the f1rst .0r 15 players m. ;md 8 p. m. !~ Lli J L: rm:.~ drafted by the L1ons to come to : A speaker from Ohio Univer- 1w terms sity will be heard in the a[ter- 1: noon ;md the evening speaker ~ Purt~1nnuth Jayc•f>f'!iil will be ,Joseph Stanley, who also: flav~ 1.100 Plecl!(.." wiH show slides ol the Worid' s l ~ p( lR T~ MOUTH . Ohio llJPl )-. ~atr. There Will he ?!splays. o~ i ~ The Por tsmouth Jumor Cha m-. farm produrts . hobbles, Chnst ~ ber of Commerce reported mas...Worations and. gifts, rugs Tuesday It has reeeived more and fancy work, qudts, safety than UOO pledges from area display and antiques. A •peclal F'llnf'tal services for Mr!l. res•dents. firms and organiza- mvlttltlon to the pubUe IS el· )..~orali Janet Leonard. 88, who tlons to aid in buying a site for tended. dJ"d Monday morning at Vir- a huge federal project. ----gm ia Beach, va., w111 be held The chamber Is backing a site _HOME ON HOUDAYS F'ridav morning at 10 a.m. at adJacent to the atom1c Energy Lmda Moore, _fresh.man st.udlhe Baptist church in Middle- Commission 's gaseous diffusion ent at ~.iami ~ruvers1ty at OI· port with the Rev. Dona ld Boone pla~t near Waverly .a~ the to- ford, VJsated w1th her parents, ! offi ciating. Burial will be in cot1on for a $300 million atom Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore,l ; Gravd Hill cemetery at Chesh·l smas her. over the Thanksgiving holidays ~ ~ ira. and was hostess at a slumber Gird - - -, AI I mentlonlld oarlt«, l liD BY LOUIS SOBOL . a di&eppolnted oofliwriter my. _ leU. I once Wl'<!tl • lyrleal I have a mission In this place, lion to the sheet music 011 both - and lllaried wriU!ti honey ~~Uid' "My ·Hot Miami I want to convince readera and ties and th A.S.eC.A.P., lOll/IS. And what beaula they Mammy and had It firmly and friands lllat it really 1J a waaht they have derived Income have betDI ' decisively rejtcted by some of lime to Mnd me their dar- mualcal comedies or Or 1 can hear one of publlshen who ari 1101 av«ae ltna songs in the llopo that I or movie or TV acores. As lltOmfullJ reminding me to aharlng cocktails or ooop am powerful in my contacts lhe rank and file - those in Noel Coward who wanted with me. But then why waste and thai all I neod do Ia aug- tower A.S.C.AP. ratings become an actor - became this nluable IIJI8ct! - If I geat to music publishers that just a fair livinl for them until That he wanted to write be of help? th"e submitted offeriDIS must one of their numben elocko - and he wrote them. That Simple. Pleoae, please don't be considered promptly - or big. decided he could write your offerings to me. I'm el!t. Honestly, In all my On the matter of the organ!- - and what songs he wrote! a softy - It breaka my years on Ibis job I can't zation with those live Initials- lillie preachment like this Ihlart 1o have to tell you I can recall that I have ever been Utey stand lor American of mine, it might be do nothing about them. able to convince a sinRle pub- ty of Composers, Authors Jisher to pay attention to a Publlshen - I must sollg, And some of them are it has accomplished 10 much my best frlenda. see that the songwriter Tlte mall at this desk piles up proper loot - from orchestra. with appeals from housewives, lions, airings, record'nga, etc, hiah school and colle&e slu· Once you make the grade, you debts, bricklayers, college pro- : have an annuity lor Jile-whlch fesaors, retired jockeys, wait- increases with your productiY· era and even fellow newsmen. lty. And u long aa y1111r sonp Can I please place their aongo are played anywhere - Jon1 for them? And I have to aruwer after you're gone yoor heira entruthfully I wish I coold help joy the Income. - but I am a disappointed song· But just consider the thou• writer myoelf - a lellow who ands - hundreds of thousanda never Wll able to peddle • l,y-. who heal in their brains wrltl!ti ric, songs - and consider tho aad truth that only a few come I won't go out oo a limb with through with any meaaure of the usual advice - thai In my success. Now if a peroon aat opinion there iJ more money down and wrote 1 ahort story a to be made In other flelda, week, lbe chances are prelly Tllosr who have made the much IJl his favor lhat of the grade are livill/l relutation of sz yarns he might tour oul In a any such statemento. I know Iyear, !here Is a possibility he the Big Timers, past and pres· woold mannge to lind • sale lor ent, with their huge royaltiea, one or two - maybe even half lhelr high A.S.C.A.P. rallngs, a dozen. But an amateur song· Jive high on the hog, S o m e wriler pounding 1111t ~2 10111> have become millionaires- and a year would most likely know the rest of them have had hand- the bitterness of 52 rejectiona. some Incomes. I need only Believe me it has happened. drop namea like Irving Berlin, II Isn't that I think the dis· Cole Porter, Jule Slyne, Hnr· couragement I offer is going to okl Arlen. Sammy Cahn, Jim· deter anyone . In fact , the amamy Van Heusen, Jerome Kern, leW' songwriter probably thinks Sigmond Romberg, Hoagy Car· I'm losing my marbles by michael, Mitchell Parish, Jim· gesling they devote themseivea my McHugh, Dorothy Fielda, to stories Instead. could Riehard Alder, so ·many; many throw up a Hoagy others. at me - a chap who These folk! are or have been out to be a lawyer, then top earners because, in add.i- ed to write a novel - gave llllloyanc<t 10 JOlt and yoar 1 pollution. lum llolo. oloO< asaoclates. Often when .a 1 11 your cough Is molsl and Finally there Ia thl '"""" ftl of coughing starto it iB hard 1 aputum and prevent it from cough which is mor• • h•~lt lo l!Dp, jllll II It It bard lo ahould be made Ia oupprtll 11. than a COUfb, 'nlll 17J1e . . . atop an ilcb by acrolching lt. Instead expertorant drugs may iy disapp01rs, t<mpoi'atll)' JJI Any cough thlt persisto for be uoed to help liqu.ly the least, when tho cCJUI[IIr r. Mf· ly Way.. G. Broodalotlt, M.D. more tlion two weeki should spulum and prevent ir from or ab,.rbed In solllflhlna liltl A COil/lh •• nature'a way of lnveotigated by your docl<lr be. i deeply intaresil him, I ' lryina lo rid your reapiralory cauae it may mean that your [ ~oek~:Sc:heo~owt~ at~~:~\~~~ ! :; lract of some tmtant Thia acute bronchitia i8 becomlll/1 Y . I - My doctor aay• I hl'lt tloes not include lhe S<H!alled chronic. Chronic bronchili1 il lshould be supr<ssed with an , a lesion in my rtgbl lung? Wllil polile cough used at limes to i serioos becaUBe il may progre" anltcough drug espec~ally 11 the ·,, a lesion? 11 It MrlOUI? announce your presence. When to an emphy,.ma (d~llculty In cough Ill exhauslmg or prevents A- Any dama1• tAl ~ a cough aucceeda In raJSing lexpelllng inhaled air! or bron- sleep. Ia cut, bruioe, fraciUN, IUntCII', spectum that can be expelled hiectasis !dead air sacs in the Treating U1e cough <which is .etc.I is a lesion. A ieolan :II II II deflrutely helpful, A cough- 1ooter·most spaces of Ute lungs). only a symptom! " never as your lung Cllllid be dutl to p!IHlng lit may even one yolll' l Furthermore, a chr,JDIC cough Important as d1scovermg the · monia, tubercuiosio, cancer, blj. lite when • foreign body 1eta!may be due to early tuberculo- disease that ia causing it ond . toplasmO!!II or aiiJ' ftUIIIber • lod&ed In your windpipe. On ola or cancer, One of the com- treating that This usuolly in· .thi ngs The ..verity anti tnlltho other hand, 1 dry, hacklng lmon.,l causes of sucb a couiJII Yolves • lhoroogh physical ex- menI required must be del» collih is merely a oource fJ( IJl our cities however iJ air IaminaUon, chest Xrayo and spu· ·mined by your doCtor I ,. 1 Ihopefllll. New York Cavalcade 1 oocroR -' ' ' �J' ' video special. 1 Sinatra, In fact, not only bad i Television In Review his one-man musical hour last JN'"*_. .............aa n...aecw--az-zuaa••wwa.u wccwwcccccldlft I1 week but was the su~ject of a 1 CBS-TV documentary eight ~ ly RICK DU BROW variety type. There were no motional medlum-•nd the ' days be lore th~t. I~ addition, ~ _ UaiLed Press IuternatloaBI fiction dram~:~s . vJewer CQuld not help wond~·r- he lS <'In ABC-TV . Hollywood i HOLLYWOOD (UPll -Sum- So sett lt>d are U1e networks ing why. sinfe a littl-e lf'IPvision Palar:e" host and turns up on 1 .niDI up television's past week, I un the documentary -or-variety goes a long way, the nr-tworks , ·su~h ~t~rr. pr~grams as NB~- I which may well turn out to be 1alternat ive !or most of their crossed each other in 1he same · TV s omg.ht s~ow, yet .h.1s rhe most impres!'nve one o£ the special programs that ea('h of i time slots, nnrl it would not career .'s at ns ze~J.th. ~o a live season, the viewer ca n find a the broadcast organi:t:atiuns, ·have brf'n amiss In spreHd i1ut .entertamer, televtswn IS man· ,• st.a tPment or the networks· . revealingly, div ided ib prt'sen· , sut:h tounotch pro'1rams 1 na. ~ Co\lrrent ~ond1tion--and the ex- · lations of the!:ie two types of ~ ~~ d h ' And th at is the reason, of ~ • ! Tl1e exp uue myt <'o ncerns plo~1an of a mvth. ! shows on an exaet 50-50 bas1s : th h h 1 Starting last. Tuesd<w. and : \\'l.ile pt.>rhap~ uninlt.>ntional. : - t' . I ~ury t 1;1! unpur 1ml 1. cuurse. that ~ue stars as ~ lhrough Sunday, there .,.,;ere no ; the lll<lthematicHI Pqtwlinn mov•e s Ms cannr~r appt>:Jr on J a t:~ i !' Clt>ason. and Phil V less than .a dozt.>n major spej·Jal rf'Vt.>aled thf' netw6rk~' state le_lt'VJSltm - .espt>ctal ly_ oftt>n :- SlivNs. v. ho wet.·(' shul1tr.d _to ~ WJihout -hurtmg- lhcm.-.;t'lves· - at se('onc.larv· rot~:s m the movJPs 'fJW' . 1v programs on lhe lh ree ne I- prertse . , . · . . the mot10n Jll('ltll't' 1w .-.;Pid l't'. ir. their yuL.ngcr da .vs. sttddenly :w works: _Stx by NBC-T\ • ~0 u," by · Stl_ll. the quahtv ~r the Wt'f'k s , Twn of the mo~t im!JorLml and bl(•ssumf'{J nn the home srref' n. W ABC-TV and two IJ~· CBS-TV spel' ml s was nolweahh· out· ~,, · . . . · Sllf'('f'Ss 1u 1 moi' Jf' s 1ars J/1 11 1e S:n_· what )'oll will Hhnut_ Of these 12 broadcasts. six were standmg At least nme of the k s· d • , 1·ran . Jna 1ra an telt:'v is~an -- i t h . . . tHtsine~ s. mak<'s real ~ tf t e pubhl' aflatns or programs were good (•r exrep- Jul it.> And rew~. ~l: td mnJur Y documenrary type. and six ptiunal- a high r<~le of sucrt!ss talent ubviou:{. IJ!• spe('i<tls Curing lhe Wf'f'k on wert of the musical or comedy in any enlerta inrn ~ut or inftw- NHC: -TV. and il is ln;.:hly 1 ~ ! 1 1 ml . HELEN HELP US! "'W~'ve I I 1 l--- by Helen Bottel _j Quality Costs Less ~~ 'h""'' I n::::: ;~:::\/ ~1'~:;·d "'': i! '"vi' ~ ~ '" st:•,ce •·xperi <'n< e "I perfurnlf'r'i (IS Sin<llra <tnd .\l~c;c; I_1\ndrrws. I Rut <-~n ~nlt•rlamer surh "' Duri.< l>a1 , I oiii~ a lt'lev ision holdout · t<Jnnot in anv w;w h;-mn herself :II tlir fil~l bo~offi tt' If she h;Js a r nnd ANOTHER WOIUJ FOR rlite a word lo mat ch. . .. PREGNANT"'! Tltt' LEAST we cuul d dn b A few weeks back l spt•cu l ~t- wh:wk ulf lhr .. g.. as in " !-lU i g- ~ td OD why the parents ol a · nan I" Hey. ho w about Ihal'' i yoong teen woulctn't Jet her A natiunal t::unpaigu to l't'-pi'O- i-use ~ucb wordo;; as "ntpe," " Ito · nounce pri.!gpanl ~ "pre-ny ant."' mose-xual," "pregnan!.'' t> tc, · An_\·une care to joi n me on lht.> preferring the somewhat prim. bandwagon? - 11 ''altacked," "not normal," and .. expecting." LI'ITU: OLD LADY DOESN'T l.IKF: HER IMAGE Perhaps what I SHULLD twve Drar Helen laid was that her pa rl' nls hop- You read headlines a\1 the td to postpone total franknt's~ w1til .!!he (and they! i cou ld bel· timt- that sa_~· such things as ter cope with it; that use of : ''Gnmdmother Learns to Scuba such words at this a~e lt"vel Dive,' ' or ''Grandma Holds Up tn becomes overused, a.ndofl Bank.'' or "Ski Champ i~ Grand wh.ile 1 believe in calling a · mnlher." As il Jl's totally oun;u.. apade a spade, some kids stl4.wel mg lhi.il any1me so am:it.>Tll ~~ on k:MJ thick, simply to im- could do <:~nything hut dotlder press. Hut I knew this wou ld· around wilh i:l e ;.ll)t' and <Hl n't cre<~le mw·h harmony HI ear horn. ber house, so instead I said.· This irrita tes me. I'm 43. a ..These words aren 't b.ad - but grandmo lh.: r. and I do the abiJ\'(' Chey t~re ugly. ·Pregnant.' tor mentioned things and 1mm~· example, has such a grating mure - exctpl robbing a hank . &ound it make1 my back l.eelh that is. 1 love my grandchi ld· 11hiver." ren det~rlv and am most pr·oud These were fight in' words to of thPm :____ and myself for bt>- · a couple Qf fellow colunmi~ts, mg indiredly rl":s porr ~ iblt> - bllt who wrote: "Come on. now. don 't think the fad lhClt I'm a Helen, what'a the marter wiLh grandparent is so lt'rribl y im'·pn:gnant '' ? A pregnant paust.>, _portant in relationship to my 8 pregnant idea, <t pregnant cart:'er ~ht'y n e~· er _say th1~ woman - the'!se are all. to must sort of thmg when wntmg abuut people, highly attractive, prom-. mt>n. Did you ever see a heactiscing concepts . Apregnantl~~ en- lme tha t rrad. "Grandf ather 1ger may no! be such a happy . Makes Hole in One'".' But ew•n thought, but the problem there m our supposedly emanc ipated · it with the fact out the wur·d <~!::!!. peop le seem amazed tha t ' a gr<~ndrnother can still n<~vi · " gal•. -GRANNY GO GO Please. you mi ssed the point Dear Granny - my fault. no doubt . bet JtiSf' 1 d1dn't make it ~harp enough. Hight - and wrong _ True. Su let's have another go Ill 1t. you'rp iden llfii•d as a grand Truly. if ·'prf'gnant" mP:mt mother. but not out of am<:~ze ­ "1 Jove you" or "f:nclo~t>d l'ind men! that you can !it ill peru. , cht:'{'k ,'' HEARING the word la tt'. The lflbel is a lri butf'. sa. would still make mv Dt~ck teeth , \'Or it! -H. shiver. Aesthetically d1:>pleas-: lng: that's what It is! . Like . This ro lumn is dedira!t•d In ::pa·i·gn~nt" pron~unced with the I family living. so if you'rr havg. Can you, thmk of a· ~ar~h- 1 ing kid trouble or just plain trou. er, more gra_tmg sound. 1 ve ble. let Helen help YOU . She no quarrel. w1th t~e concept- will also welcomr vour own afJregiJftDl'Y ts happt,ne!>s 111 . bios-- musing experienceS. Address som - but cou\dn r we fmd a Helen Bolte! in care of this aafter •L·av to sa)' ,.,,, 'l.:oti'd 1 " • · new spaper thlnk this lovely condition might. · - eFiexsteel BAKER fURNITURE MIDDLEPORT ' ~ y ~ ~ "' :~ Hurry! Prices Good December 2, 3 &4 Only! REG. $19.95 Reg. $14.95 to$19.95 EARLY AMERICAN ElECTRIC BLANKETS CLOCKS Choice of Size and Color Choose From 6 Styles I I REG. 99e PAPERMATE PENS ___ 69c - • uP ',, •• pedwin® GIFTS JULIETTE HIGH FIDELITY TAPE RECORDER • S1Q.95 84~ By Ado Slack THIRD WEDNESIJAY CLUB r ~ i' ' 8MM LISTERINE I MOVIE NYLON HOSE GILLETTE SUPER c STAINLESS av. THE DEALS 2 s .00 A v I' , E Penny Loafer bra:.;s w~x coni~1van \ bl•ek I grain I I METROPOLITAN MOTORS UTILITY PAILS c KNIT SLEEPERS .59 pr 1963 RAMBLER Year Election HOUSE SLIPPERS HOUSE SUPPERS .99 HOUSE SLIPPERS 1962 RAMBLER COLUMBUS IUP l) - Oh ioan' 1962 RAMBLER .59 .99 .99 SWEAT SHIRTS Ladies' Cotton Bras: ;::..=i'_'htd___ 63c lng were Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs, yl over the holiday weekend. R. F. Bryan!, Mrs, Herman Mrs, Eugene Hudnall Is Layne, Mrs. B. R. Vance, Mrs, surgical pa~enl at Holzer lfosLioyd Roush, Mrs, Edwin Stein. pital. - Ph<.,. WY 2.5170 E. Main 51, POMIROY, 0. Mrs. John Fry, Mrs, Harold ~Do~na~l~d~F~.~Roo:s~b~a~nd~Mr~,2!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Johnson, Mrs. H L, Dyer, Mrs. 1 Ottie Roush, Mrs. James Mc· Knight, Mrs, D. A, Smith, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs, George James and daughter, and Mrs, !lone. The next meeting will be the 1 annual Chrlstmaa party on 1Je. f ONLY cember 14th at the home of, .... Down' - ......... 1/.rs. Herman Layne. PEJISONW New Furniture FURNITURE CO. MAlON, W, VA. o1 her molber, Mn. Fie Llurle ._...,_~-----;;.;.~:;..-Mil Hch TOYS DISCOUNT PRICES HANDY FOR THE HOME EASY FOLDING DOLLIE STROLLER IUI>GlES - - - - - - - - - tl. TRICYCLE 3.97 $1.99 WOMEN'S 1nd CHILDREN'S WARM WOOL KNIT 10'' SIZE • SLIPPER SOCKS • .oo· BIG ASSORTMENT METAl. 66cNo .88 POLE SHELF METAL -AT- MASON .77 ASSORTED SUBJECTS 3 ROOMS - '-t- .00 R FAMOUS ~99 Mrs, Roland Karr, Debra and Diane and Mrs. Otto Grimm visited in Owenaboro, Ky. recent)J. · Mr. and Mn. Robert Teluwll . and famil)' were bollda' auesbl F 0 epAJAMAS eGOWNS $ SLfPS PICTURES P"lt f r .39 1961 FORD METROPOLITAN MOTORS ., ' DRESS SHIRTS 1964 RAMBLER I Record Number : Voted in Off 1 c ° ° .,.. ~CutCh r CHERRIES ., ·' -! - - - - - SAT. THURS.-FRI. DISCOUNT STORE 1 < Syracuse Society Notes ER'S MaSOO perSOOa}S COLOR FILM TOOTHBRUSH .. · S14.40 v' REG. $1.25 620 & 127 SIZE PY-CO-PAY AUTOMATIC .l'' HOGG & ZUSPAN I REG. $19.95 ', >.) 1 I ~.1 ......____ IT. 7:·1 ~~ - I I ,- _1 FOR THAT "TIGEr<" ON YOUR LIST!!! I NEW HAVEN ,,·-! '' This was the conse113us ex· up of excessive tobacco. The : he pointed out. · might do a better job of keeppressed by grow ers who at- i present program controls acre- : "'l'h1s coupled with a 31>-year : they feU it would require • good ' PT. PLEASANT -The Colon· PT PLEASANT _ The tended a meeling of the TOo l age, only, supply on hand," Can.• day thy felt tl would requtre a good el Ch~rles LewiS chapter, llau· , Pleasant High School Juroior l ROOKING, No.2 pine _ low 11 12~c ft. bacco Advisory Committee of Canaday, a Gallia County said, "makes a cutback in pro- grower mformat1on program to ~ters .of the Ame~Jcan ~volu- , Class play "The Stuck Pot" Ohm F'arm Bureau at Gren· burley producer and trustee of duction inevitable.'' Another . secure general understanding of tion will ho.ld their Christmas , be presented Friday, Dec. 3, FRAMING lew 11 $95 M. wood Restaurant in Ripley on th~ Ohio Farm Bureau, said If I Farm Bureau member pointed the proposal before a referen· meetl_ng, Fnday.' 2 P m. at th~ l 7:30 p.m. in the high school Nov 5. the present program is contin· out that "the highly efficient 1dum is held. Mansmn House m Tu·Endie-WeJ I itormm. Tickets are $1 for PLYWOOD _ _ _ _ low IS 3.25 sh... According to Golden Cana-l ued we can expect acreage cuts grower may have to sacrifice a; The advisory committee reaf. Park. 1 served seats 85 cents geroer•1ll day, committee chairman, most oup to 30 per cent, by govern- l litUe in favor of the small grow- 1 firmed its position that a tobac- Mrs. Chasrles E.d HLolz~ ~r., adult admis~ion and SHEATHING low 11 1Oc ft. ======================-.:_~-co extension specialist is need· and Mrs. Igmun r er, f t d t A 1p 'II ed in thts area and voted again both of Gallipolis, will present I or s u ens PANELING low 11 4.25 sheet 1 nnua arty WI to ask the proPer authorities to the progra~ for ~he afternO?n- Character roles are Be Held Dec. lith employ a qualified prson for'The two Ohoo lad1es spent ftve by Carol Kegley, Jerry CEILING TILE low 11 12c ft. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe an·!the job. : weeks last summer tourmg the l Mike Blessing, Bobby TO HOI.Il SERVI~ES at Wellsburg, w. Va. nual Hidden Valley Country I' The Secretary of Agriculture prmc1pal eountr~es of Europe. Mike Lambert, Scotty INSULATION low as 4~c ft. Club Christmas party and dance must determine whether or not Hostesses will be Mrs. John Cathy Sayre, Donna Darst, St Paul's Lutheran clhurch 1 Thanksgiving holiday guests ' will be held December 11 in the the will call for a referendum Roberts , Mrs. Hersel A. Hen-1ana Stevens, Nita Walden, rta1·-1• Also All Related Materials and Free Delivery will hold Advent Services on i of Mrs. E. C. Riddle and Miss Moose Home from W p. m.un- burley by Jan. 1 19GG and if derson , ~rs. James Eads, Mr s. Ience Hesson, Nancy Sayre, Ron!· I• each Wedne~day evening at Ethel Ri~dle were Mr. and Mrs. lil 1_a ..m. with the "~wiliters" he does hearings' must' be held Harold. R1denour , ~:~· Clara nie Duncan. Kar~n Blakoe':e'·wart, II RED ROOF PAINT _ _ _ _ g1l. 3.60 30 p.m dunnfZ Advent Season J. J. Smder of Clarsburg, w.l furmshmg dance m~siC. over the burley belt to get the 1 Goodwtn, ~rs, WTII.iam Steen- d.y Redman, D1ana as announced by Rev. Jack T,1 Va., Mrs. L. c. Schenimann of The annual event 1s sponsor- thinking of burley growers. And bergen. M1ss Imogene Yeager ~ Gene Moore, ~cky Turner, Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing Wc!c/1 . Pas tor 'Ine theme to be ' London. Ohio and Mr. Henry ed by the women's group a~d 45 days after his armounce- 1and Mrs. C__!TY H. ~ayburn. Bauer and D1ana Bass. used is "Preparing For His Sharp of _Springfield, Ohio. I the Board of Governors and 18 ment, the rderendum must Pleasan& Valley Hosptrtl The play is being directed by Conung;" December lsi the top.l Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R1ce and beld for all club members. The have been held. ADMITIED: Mrs. Roy Me- Mrs. Violet Gerlach Mi>S ic will be "The First Advent; '"I family of Booneville, Ind. were Icharge wlil be $3 ~r ~ouple. The referendum must carry I' Dade, Leon; llerbert Myers, 1da Henderson, Mrs. 'Helen December 8th "'!'he Second . holiday guests of relatives here .! Each c~uple attendmg 15 ask- , by a vote of sixty-six and two Gallipolis J<'erry; Laura Sayre,i rett, Mrs. Evelyn Brake, MATERIALS CO. Adyent: December 15th 11 The Mr an_d Mrs. William Nease , ed to brmg a snack tray of food. thirds, in order to mtlke' acre- Pt. Pleasant. by Hamm and M-arty Bullfin,g· MASON, W.VA. n3-5554 Da ll y Advent; " and DecembPr and family of Buckhannon, W. l age-poundage controls effective! BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Roy ton. Miss Susan Harper is 22nd The Final, Eternal Ad· . Va. visited r<latives here over PLAN BAZAAR for burley tobacco. I McDade, Leon, a daughter. prompter. vent." The pupil is w•lcome to I the holid•y weekend. . PT. PLEASANT -:- The worship at these services. The 1 Students spending the Holiday on Count~ AssocJ~llon for Christmas Eve Service will be I weektmd here at the home of tarded Children wt~l hoi~ a held on December 24th at lO i their parents were : Phil Cooke,: sale and bazaar this Friday • Robert ' Saturday, December _3 and p.m. It will be a service of Ho- Ison of Mr. and Mrs. l.'v Communion, with special mu- Cooke from West Virginia Uni~ • aPtl the KtroT~er Storedsmf ,.· b th s · Ch · Dodd · easan . e procee rom dC y e emor Olf. verSI 1y; 0 annr ' SOn 01 event Will be used tO send SHOW TO BE HELD ' M~. and .~rs. Char les Dodd, and dren to summer camp, The New Ha\1en Woman's Club Willie C<.~.p~h~rt, son of Mr. · . At d C fts and Mrs. \VI)II'Jm Capehart from W1'll hold an r s ann~ rabe I I",est v·Irg .mta . . I'Tec h; Nancy Ab Sl1ow on Sa t urday, vo.:cem r . T , b 4!h between the hour.' of 10 a . olltnf, daugOhhter oUf Mr.. - II . A o1 m rom 10 mvers1y. m· an d 9 r m at Th ' 'f'h a be1· R be t G · t d B .1d. o r nns ea son of Mr. & 1 New Ha~.en, f~r- Mrs. MIDDLEPORT- OHIO- POMEROY lll mg n Thomas Grinstead Irom , mer!\·. the drug store I here w1Jl M ta· St t B C II 1 Mr and Mrs Russe11 Cape· . oun mae usmess oege · · be dtsplay boolhs _of different Parkersburg- Lynn Miller dau.l hart spent Friday and SaturO.llcious Chocolate Covered arts ~nd crafts w1Lh .some of ghter of Mr~. Josephine Miller day visiting their d~ughter and the d1splayers ha_vmg 1tems for from Cabe ll Huntington Hospit- son-In-law and fam_1ly, Mr. 14 OUNCE SIZE sale. The club WJ\1 have candy at; Becky Goodnlte, daughter 1 Mrs. Warren Self, m C:Oiu~us. for sa_le. Refreshments of Tea of Mrs. franees Goodnile from Local. bowlers partict~tmg sandwiches, tea and coffee will I St Jose h Sch 1 f N .· a bowling tournamne m 0 ,1 be served. Mrs. Hilda Ridg- 1p · k bup purksmg, ley on Saturday evening ---~'~ ·• Big . . ar ers rg; 5anura 1c ens, , . H M'll way lS chairman of the show. d hi f M , d M H· Doug M1ller, arry 1 er, 13 oz. aug. er o r. an rs. ar- 1 lis Dudding, Carl Searles, box GOOD WI!.!. CLUB ry PICkens, Lmda Lalhey, dau- Capehart, Joe Bradley, Kenny , box The Good Will Club met on ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lawhorn, Donald Roush, Eddte : REG. 98c SIZE Friday evenmg at the home of Lathey, Glendolyn Ord, ~augh- Perry, Woodrow Kmg. I Mrs. Pansy Fry. Games were ler of Mr .. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Lee Richardson spent played and refreshments were !' Ord, Regg1e Hart. son of Mr. Sunday evening visiting her FIRST QUALITY SHEER DRESS LARGE 10 BLADE PACK served to Mrs. Thomas Grin- a.nd ~rs . James Hart 'all from \ daughter, Mrs. Leroy Metcal£, stead, Mrs. Douglas Miller, Mrs. Glenville State College; Joe I in Middlepo rt. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. eecn l Scltes,_son of Mr. and Mrs.. K.l - ------ ·--- - - - - Duncan, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, K. Sc1tes from West V1~gmta E. Roush were business visitors PLAIN OR MESH Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. William Wesleyan; Andy Karschru, son 1 in Columbus, 0. on Monday . McFarland, Mrs. Harold Cape- o~ Mr. and Mrs_ Louis Karsch- 1 Mrs. Eugene Hester is a Fine quality sheer dress n ylon hart, guest, Mrs. Clyde Rice of mk, from Potomac State Col- gica\ patient at Holzer Hospital. hose in all the best holi!l•y Booneville, Ind. and Mrs. Fry. lege; Sheldon Roush, son of Mr. shades, SIZes to I L WIN ONE CLASS and Mrs, Donald F. Housh, The Win One Class of the IJohn Layne, son of Mr. and E.U.B. Church held thetr annu· Mrs. Harry Layne, Bill Frey al turkey dinner on Monday in and Ross Frey, sons of Mr. and Boot the Educallbnal Building of the Mrs. Jack Frey, Louis Sismonchurch. The invocation was giv- d~, son of Mr. Joseph Sistnortdo l PAIRS Holiday e11 by Harry Pickens. Following RICk Abel, son of Mr. and Mrs. FOR the dinner Luther Smith intrOo Jess Abel, Charles Yonker, son Shodos ARE AT du<ed Rev . Charles S. Thomp- of Mr, and Mrs, Charles F. son, Jr., Pastor of Trinity Yonker, Adele Sismon~o, dau11 QUART PLASTIC Methodisl Church in Point ghler of Mr. Josepb SISmondo, CHILDRENS WARM Pleasant. His topic was 'Home David K~:~rschnik, son of Mr. MENS Grown Religion." Rev, 'l'homp- and Mrs. Loois Karscbnik, Janson elosed with a prayer, et Hoffman, daughter of Mr . . WHITE BROADCLOTH Mrs. Charles Weaver presid· and Mrs, Robert Hoffman, aU 1 ed at the businE:ss meeting. The from Marshall Uniersity ; Greg 1 SEE THESEI With Sizes meeting was closed with group Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mr~ . lto4 Pouring Spout e;inging. Harry Hoffman from Auto D1e Hostesses ror the dinner were sel College, Nashville, Tenn. CHILDREN'S MENS WARM LADlES NEW All Sizes Station W~~tgon. Mrs. Cecil Pickens, Mrs. Rob- Thanksgiving dinner guests of ,, Clean and Nice. ert Cooke, Mrs, Roy Jones M"'- Mr. and Mrs. William McFar. ea 14'12 to 17 Tgm Hoffman, Mrs. Charles land were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver and Mrs. James Roush. Grinstead of Belpre, 0., Mr. Those attending were Mr, and and Mrs. Clyde Rice and Station Wagon. Mrs. Roy Jones and Mike, Mr. dren of Booneville, Ind., One Woal Owner. Vinyl Uppers Soft Sole, Felt Satin, Felt ·MENS FLEECE LINED and Mrs. Luther Smith, and and Mrs. Thomas Grlnsl<!ad, or Vinyl Soft Soles or Vinyl fcmiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robert Grinsteod, Mr. and Asst. Colors Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. George Cecil Duncan, Darlene and V8 Ambassador 4 Door Ingels, •nd family, Mr. and ell, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Bill Sedan. One LocaJ owner, Mrs. Harold' Bumgarner, and stead and Anna Louise, Warml y fleece lined for outdoor family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbs les and Raymond McFatrlartd wear. 100% l'Otton. Grey. Bonanza and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bar· and Becky Roush. Jo w, low priced. 6 Classic 4 Dr. Sedan. P"ir ry Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Dr, and Mrs, Gordon P"ir pair Auto. Tuns. Clean and Pickens and Patty, Mr. and Mrs. son and daughters of Garnbi<O", Nice. SIZES S, M, L, XL Tom Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. 0. visited his parents, Mr. Sizes 5 to 3 Compare If $2.49 Coml"'rt at $2.49 Dwight Sayre, and family, Mr. Mrs, Harold Johnson over and Mrs. Charles Weaver and holidays. Extra Warm- bdies Galaxie 2 Dr, Hardtop, family , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent Mrs, Walter Taylor of t.:ol<om. ' Full Power. Clean and 1 COTTON FLANNELETTE and family, ML and Mrs, Dor· bw, 0. visited her parents, Mr. SoUd, sey Roush and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Koapp during All C1r1 Are Cle•n •nd ond Mrs. Robert Cooke, ldr, the weekend. Solid, They All Run Fine, and Mrs. James Roush and chll. Mrs. Ralph Whitmore, RobLACE TRIMMED 15x17SIZE Good Dtpend•ble Uled dren, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. ert and Susan visited relatives NYLON TRICOT Cars. SH Thtm Nowl E. C. Riddle, Mrs. Eugene HucJ. in Harrisonburg, Va, over the STYROFOAM FRAME nail and Elizabeth, Andy Beds. weekend. eASST. COLORS ford and Roger Starcher. Mrs, Walter Bush and Jobn eALL SIZES SEWING CLUB of Allen Park, Mich. and Mr. The Sewing Club held their and Mrs. Kenneth Noble of Roy· AU Sizes Compare At $2.99 annual Turkey dinner 011 Tues· al Oak, Mich. visited Mr, and 34 to 44 day afternoon at the home of Mrs. P, E. Roosh and Mr. and "YDUr Rambler Dealer" FOR CEILING-7ft. 8 in. to 8ft. 2 in. Mrs. W, T. Slone. Those attend. Mrs. Donald F, Roilsh and Sher- - ~ ,,,,' CHECK OUR LOW PRICES 1 J ~! What Do You Need For Rem~dtlillg? 1 1 ~j '' UIJ i ,., Open friday & Saturday Nights ~eep 1 it I -----------=--, ""likelY llw ,,ill "" ''"'"' · hut guoC!. 1 I th;:w •Frigid•ire •Admiral I' inc<:~Jmblt' of entertaining in • Speed Queen • Hoover person. nnt h:wing had tht> c·lub • Provincetown 1 l:IIJVtllilig tl~e men~. It 1 r--------- Juniors will Present Play Friday Night DAR Chapter never been in favor growers would like to keep. in an e_ffort to bring pro- ,er to the tobal!co pro- I or 8rreage-poundage COntrols Ipresent program because IS: duct1on into hne With r:onsump- gram. l Will Meet on but we may have to acceptiworking we11, but at the same lion. Yields per acre have been Alt~ugh producers at _the 1 them to have the burley pro- time they realize has not been . creeping from 4 or 5 per cent' meetmg were of the opmton Fri'day at 2 gram" !ertectlve in preventing a build· each year for the last 12 years, : that the acreage-poundage plan Farm Bureau Committee Condones Pounds Control Plan VILLAGE CUT-RATE'S ANNUAL ••• •' ' �'· • carmeI DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 1, 19811-11 , . . . . . . - - - - - - 1 JII'Oll~am. be!IJ ~ wltll KROGER PRICED MEANS LO ER PRICED Premium Top Quality Value Stamps . - - - - - Freeh or Freeh Frozen----, "FRYING PIECE CHICKEN" Breast Quarten •...........•• •. 39c Leg Quarters ... ............... .. 29c Sheflield Bone White Sugar Bowls .., ..... ............ . _ ............ ...,. ........ ea. IS •• • · • • • ... 9c ,... ............ -""' WHOLE FRYERS Cut-Up Tray Pack -- Bacon ... ,..... . - Skinless Yfteners lOP M.UII III'AMPI . . fhU _,... and purch"' If •••••• lb. .. 39c ,..... 59c KLEENEX TISSUES--- 5 box.. $1 F"eeh Plcnlc Style ... -loki - Willie c6\'IIIID IUTTIII DISH Exp. 12/4/86 SUGAR , TOP VALUE ITAMPI with lhl• eeupon aM pvrchMe tf I pkf'. ,....., w .· . FROZEN PIECE CIIICKIN Applesauce ......... ""'JIU............ tl FLORIDA CUll ITIIAICI E1p. 12/4/. es ._,. ; IC ..... Whlto Salad Dressing •....••• 3 1: : ' a..., Cu hr . ..ft •••••••• - - .. -. 12 ... BISCWLB .... K.....,. lrlllld TOP VALUI STAMPS ...,., llllt _.,. .............. tl - ,. •. pkg. 1°LOIIIOA CUBE ST EAKI !q>. 12/ 4/ 6& Detergent ......... _............... TOI' VALUI ITAMPS ljor KIIOGIR INSTANT TIA Z.,. 12/ 4/16 Bread-··········----· 5~!: ltl-i .. 9 Soup----------------· .... K....,.AttorfodVoriely Pork &Beans ......... 8 ;-:· A-lo C. L Yellow Corn ..••....••......• 7~.. · - lron4 Fruit Cocktail •••••••.• 4"'.: Cheer .. No. 303 cane Swanadown Selected Variety .. with thb - .- Jelly. •.... ... MortwHoull TUM Noe Dinners •. -.. . Bini- ------ 5::r.oz. Chlcbo Dumpling 11~01. .------ 3 ...... large boxea ••••••• • • • reg, boxea • ••••••••••• ·- Margarine •........... 6 ~~~ Lunch Meat .... . ...... 312::.. K.....,. Ploltt Buttermilk ... . __ _.... 3~!'~ Krottr Bra,... Jce Milk .•.••.... _...• 2 !:" Homlol Cornotlon • - Awake ------·····---- 4 ~: MiJk ------·--~· -- ........ 7 ·::.. florton A.,orted Variety Frozen Dinners .... 11 oz. pkge. Kroger Re(/. or Drip Coffee •••••••• II "" - ntl ..,+loltlr Hlllfloll Willi . , l'nth Dllocl ......... - U.S. No.1 Size A ~U PurJW•e White K._, wt Will '"IOIICI B et ,... ...... your ,..,...._,lUI • ,.,.. Top Yaluo I t - lor yoor 1nuWo, * .00 """INs-................... TOr VALUE STAMPS Me If' mor• .ny VAIIIITY OF APPLII 111!>. 12/4/66 I. ~~o.69c Freelt, Tender orRtll JIFFY IRIADED VIAL Exp. 12/ 4/ G Carrots I Rock Springs Society NeW!! lied Mra. Mary Circle, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Wsrd Brinker and children, Michael '!1"1 Bar- BEST Team No. 4 Team No. 6 High Game IDgh Series - Keith M. K. llennesay l3&-3'111; team £11111&-Ashland Oil ... Serteo- Team No. · 1785. bara of Findlay called at the I POMEROY LANI!8 home of Dean Brinker recently. Senior Boy11 League Mr and Mrs. J. W. ScarNov. ZG, 1115 brou~ celebrated their 30th weddini anniversary recently at ITeam No. 3 the home of Mro. Ayward Jones Team No. 1 8enllr Glrll ,....,.. and family. Attending were Del- Tam No. 2 Nov... 1J1i , .. 1a M. Scarbrough, Charleston, Team No. 1 13 High Gamo and Serle~- Pall! ', '!< w. va., Mr. and Mrs. Dale High Game ond Series - Sylvester u;~, 438; High Te81J1 Raines, Walton, w. Va., Mn. Grorge Harris Jr., 212,54li; Game and Serieo- Lowit Wayne Hatcher and Velma ol Team Game and Serle• pair, ~12, 1131. Ripley, W Va ., Mr. aud Mrs Team No. 4, 755, 2151. Nov. 1:1, IIIII Ira Schoolcraft. Gay School. I Nov 13 Highs - High '19. • craft, Walton, W. Va., Mr. and -George llarris, Jr., 223; Lewis Repair 8~ 1111 Mrs. Lawrence Scarbrough, I Series - Dave Jenkms. · Team No. 2 3\0 1111 Mr. aud Mrs. Douglas Circle, I High Team Game - Team No. High Game and Seriet Larry Circle, Kenneth Sear- 4. 744 : High Team Sems Pam Sylvester, 147, 404; Jllglo brough, Leonard Scarbrough, (). Team No. 1, 20fi6. Team Game - Lewis Repllr, ra Scarbrough, Larry Scar--38!1; High Team Serlel- Tt"'ll brough aud Mrs. Mary Hunt. Junior Mixed League No. 2, 988. » ; • IN All Participating Merchants Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS All You Do Is Register At Gold Star Stores ASK FOR YOUR FREE nCKET No purchase is required Need not be present to wilL Winners wiU be notified. All dnwfntl held In Pomo..., p~ Lot. ,, eFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3-1:00 PM $5P - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES SHOP THE eSECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM $5,0 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES POMEROY STORES Displaying The Gold Star eTHIRD DRAWING DEC. 17-1:00 PM $5.0 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 23 - 1.00 PM $2~$100-2- $50 Prizes and 4 • $25 PRIZES • ,. ,.' SYOP LOCALLY Keep home-town . economy movtng Here Are Your ' Gold Star'' Pomeroy Stores: N-At IC&C J._len let Our Flu Sellllloa til KHp1111e Dlllloadl, Bulova Watche1, Speidel W1tu Bmdl, J. B. Watcb Bllldl, Chlll'lll Brlrlllltl, Htllbr Punel ••• •• llld Blllfoldl, awl Hany Olber Gift beml. Pure Oranp Juice with tbe t ._,......... _ly,_ ... ITtllh JI~Q..., Red Cherries....... :,: 39e Notvrol bel CHRISTMAS GIFTS KROGER BunER Cube enepkJ. dlea were on tho table. A IOdal Mr. and Mn. Wood!l of Am... Ume and gam.. ,..,... enjoyecl. Mr. llld Mra. Doyle MutU' of ville spent oeveral daya with Tbe Christmas party will Panna spent a day wHh her their dau&!Urs, Mr. aod with Gretta SIIJII)liOII, Dee. If. parenll, Mr. aud Mn. Homer Mrs. Frank Cleland, and lrls McKay apeot ao emdllg Circle. and Mrs, Guy Sayre. with Gl&uu.i and Slleryl Simp- Robert lfsrden, Norfolk, Va., 800 • Mr. and Mrs. Bob apeot the weekend with bia lamMrs. Jerry Powell, Ml'll. Mr. aud Mn. Fraoe!J Morr]S lly, Homer Circle and Moms ence Adams were were dlDner suesta ol Mr. visitors In Columbus a few and Mrs. T. G. H1lldort at Syra· confined to her ho~e with • •go. cuae receally. leg in)ur~ suffered m. a fall. Mrs. Maooa Spencer Mrs. Chfforo Leifheit who two weeks with her has been confmed to Holzer ho.. Mrs. Kenneth CUndlff and pltal Is lmprovmg. at Groveport, and with Mrs. Hugh Bearhs apent a Jean Liodsey and family. day at the home of Palr1ck Wood Mrs. Jeaa JJndsey and With Lorl Ann Wood. er spent a weekend with S-Sgt. Herman Spencer at Chanute A. Mr. and Mn. Francia Morris F. B.,lliinolundrelurnod MrS. Glen Hensler fGIL!d her lei with her daugbter, Mrs. with Mrs. Jean !Jndsey and Mr. and Join. Jdastoo MOdred Swift for Columbus and spending a .,.ekend with recently. from there weut by jet to Miami, parents Mr. m1 Mra. Mro. Wllllam Rlgbtho1111 II Florida. CHOOSE I ' TDP VALUE STAMPS wlfh thl1 cevpon •ntl purct,aN of =.and •...;~.,~ Societvl. Notes .!';0:: :~~Ky BOW Ashland Oil Whitl\ Electric Team No. > Team No. 3 BULOVA\ The gift-cu!!!.iJJ watch : FRESH DATED PRODUCI: ' CANS KROGER SPICES F:xp. 12-4-65 Rnbr ' ·" an' ' lary vlslted • "'' Hattie .'owell afternoon recently. HOLDS YOUR Gin TIL CHRISTMAS 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPI with tfllt coupon and ,urchMe fl Hllldel of Syraeluo. A SMALL DEPOSIT FLOUR 3-lb. can PaWIII,. Ieider. llefNol!o, were served It lbo M' -"""" fnlm 1 benll- TUpperS PlaiOS . Notes SOCiety PiUsbury or ~ TOP VALUI ITAMPI •••••••••••• Kroger Brand llb. baga E>p. 1!/4/65 a Pork Roast Henderton Cane leronymmu AJffed SOCiety NeWS BoloGna .. -:-: ... 49c ....... 59c .... ' . ,.. Lard4 89c •••• 8 ~ Sl77, -~·--· -·D. h-............. ----- -..,.........,tor ,.., ,..... M1 • Filla Holler Society Notes l!lnct1 I 1greed lhat Lyndon the Johnson TV atatlons that Johnson was • suitable candl- someone tried to say were lodale for VIce President In 19110 caled along Interstate higband still do In IBM, I feel obll· ways; that's another mistaken gated to con:ect some false Idea. They were all moved over statements beiDg made about lto state roads even before the him. ' law we?l Into effect. For las!8JICI- aD those stor-1 So lets keep .the record ~lear les about the great number oil about the premdeot. pens he usea to olgo those bllls: LBJ was JUSt II'Ying. to uae those o~rplus bali pom!J the Post Office Dept. had on band and H ,you try to wnte with one you 11 see what I mean. But there wasn't • bit ol truth In the story that he s~o~ed the Highway face-hftlng b 1 11 '!'he regular meeting of the Mrs. Theron Johnson, Ben With two , or three dozen of WSCS was held Tuesday Nov- Philson, Mr•. Ralph Webb and Lady·H!rd s hpsllcks. He used ember 16 at the home of Rev. Ml'll. Burt Grinun attended tile eyebrow pencils - and only 32 and Mrs. Pearl Casto at CIIes~ Murteua Chapter Order of or them. . er, with an attendance of 10 Eastern stm- tn~tallation at And he did not ask the sur- 1m~mbers, two vi silors and the Marietta. ' geon who removed part of his ~ ho~tess. i Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine gall lo use 25 scalpels. Not af· ! The meeting opened with the and Raymond Krider ot Syrater they told h.im they couldn't , song "Blessed Assuranee" and cusc attended a Superintendents properly sterilize more than prayer was given by Eleanor rally of the EUB Conference at e1ghl. Boyles. The regular busine·ss the Lancaster Mills Memorial As_ for that story that he meeting was conducted by the church. Margaret Sellers accautJOned the operating sur- pre::.ident, El eanor Boyles. A companied them tll Logan where geons that tile fate of the report was given on the orfering she had business and a vi!it world could d~pend on that Ilor the Week of Prayer and Self- with her grandparents, Mr. and operat1o~, that s not only a Denial. Coupons and gelatin re- Mrs. A. G. Sellers. gross misrepresentation, it's not Iports were given. Napkill8 are Mrs. Paul Sellers atlended 1 even true. He only reminded now on sale. meetins of the Third Wednes. them .th.al ~lubert Humphrey A contribution was made to day· Homemakers club at was SIItmg m lront of his TV the World Clothmg Fund and a home of Mytae<> Harrio ln Syraset ~! lh a telephone in his lap, discussion was held on mission- cuse. Just.JCe ~arren on call, and the ary speakers and a film. . Mr. and Mrs. Creed MUle and ' family Bible (~pened to Eccles- I Genevieve Guthrie reported · sons, Jbruny and Gary of tastes l.;U) lyms on the table.1 on the chair project. A project apeake were weekend 'guests Another fal se story is that ! was decided upon for the Elm· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lyndon ha s a food-taster like 1wood Nursing Home. It was de- Nauee the old-time kings. That g 9 t 1 cided to prepare a Home Mis. Mr. ·and Mrs. Robert Beeg1e started .on .account. of his Tex:- sionary Christmas box and to sons Bruce and Bllly, ot Dorea~ as hospitality; he JUSt wants to send a box to a service man. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me· make sure no .one gets left out, The program was in charge Kay of Newark celebrated the and that's why Bill Moyers !l'lt of Osie Follrod on ''The Schuol 43rd weddlng anniversary of served fu:s' Dropout; A Primary Concern." Mr. and Mrs. Verna Watterson. ~T~ho:se=bi:li:boa=r=d!J=ad:v:er:tis:..:in:g l The prugram opened with the Mr. and Mrt1. Jerry Powell eo• song "Come Ye Thankful Peo- tertained the following relative! ple Come,'' by all. P ~ alm 100 with a Thanksgiving dinner on was read by Helen Woode. A Sunday : Mr. and Mrs. Oval, solo, "Bless This House" was Diddle and son. Ralph, Anti· sung by Florence Spencer and quity: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Custreadmgs were given by each er, mother, Mrs. Eua Custer, member fuUowed by discussion. Syracuse; Miss Jane Ann PoweU - : - - - - - - - - The words to the hymn, "Lord of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Au.oBy Mrs. Eve(ya Brk:kleo Speak to Me" •~re read in tin WoHe and son, Jerry, and Mrs. Myrtle Boggess ret1111> unison to close the program. Mrs. Adria Sayre and daughter ed to her home from Cam- The hostess assisted by Fior- Brenda, all of Racine. den Clark hospital at Parkerg. ence Spencer and Nina Robinson Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Fieber burgh whera she underwent our- ~' served a dessert. cool'SI!. The In Huntington recently 1<1 gery. next meetmg Will be held on his brother, John Fisher, a Mrs. Lucy Gaul, Mrs. Llnnie : Tuesday evening, Dec. 21 at the tient In Veterans HOijlitsl. Gaul ol Sumner and Albert War· i home of Grace Swartz. This wlll Mr. and Mrt. Robert Kot11(htner of Alfred were 'recent be the Christmas _party and gift step and daughter, Alicia, YISitora of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. exchange With OSie Mae Follrod Columbus were weekend gueo!J Woode. having the program. of her mother Mrs L&vini.a Joe Griffith and Ray Watson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost re- suDp.son. They ~1 afuonded gave a pizza party at the homo turned home last week from a funeral o1 a relative ill Ripley of Joe's parenil Mr. and Mrs. lew days spent with their aon w. Va. ' Kenneth Griffith Salurday even- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost aod Mr. aud Mn. Kenneth log. There were 12 present. family at Sugar Grove. cek (Mary Kay Johnson) are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Russell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather- announcing the birth of a of Athens called on his moth· ton and frunlly o! Columbus ghter, Cheryl Ann, Nov. 18th. er, Mrs. Margaret Russell and 8J'!Dt a weekend with his Grandparent• are Mr. and mother, Carrie Bahr. Igrandmother, Clara Follrnd Mrs. Theron Johnson ol RB<!ine Kenneth Grnfith received the I and aunt, Nina Robinson. and Mr. aad Mn. Geori!t Kaolword of the lUdden death ol his Mr. and Mrs. Olto Swartz of cek, Parma. brother-in-law, Willie Angus, of Shade visited Clara Folirod and Mr. and Mrs. Francio Morllandyville, W. Va. Ninr Robinson Sunday afternoon ris aro _.a111g 11n1 win!a' 1n Deborah Keebaugh, Sumner, Nina went home with her sister Florida. lpent the weekend with Ruth to help oot a few days as Mra. Mr. and Mro. Ralph Webb Ann Barnhill. Swartz baa recently undergom! and Mrs. Edward Slmpoon Mr. and Mrs. Joha Cowdery surgery. weekend In Cleveland visilioi and family of Veto were recent Glen and Wilbur Robinson re- Mr. lind Mrs. Solon Butcher. visitors of her brother, Mr. and tured home after a week's hunt. Tht ~ Sunday Sdlool Mrs. Way Clark ond family. lng trip In Virginia. class mel wltb Mari!t Grtmm Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Grit- Mr. and Ml'll. CIIas. D. Woode reotllltly wHb a ThaokRg!vbJ& lith and oon spent a Sunday spent a Saturday al Veteraos with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Memorial hospital whel'll ber 110011 th117 "'ported IIer !eelllog Wilii>m Coros and family of mother, Mrs. J. B. Hayes under- very well and A<OVOfrina Columbus. went surgery. On Sunday after- tremely well. Got Krogor't low polto ., Breast• - . - lb. 19e Lege .....-. lb. 15c Lir7ere - - - lb. 89c Giblet• ____ lb. 39c Wing• - · lb. 19e Baeke -··· lb. JOe PUll • 1W YALUI ITAMPI WllM - H r~:esy :na Ra.."'"""' ..~ 59c K lo C Jewelry .IR.... ath Herdwarw GDmore't Supply Store .... , ....lin lloro • ....... Morl<ll IU(flf' Run MUla llborOUC-- Ytri< Clolhloe L lo I lhop '-NrC_ I..,. C.. ............ T-toc--, ~ --...Ito.. .' Gibbs Groeery Ohio Voller Plumbl"' lo -~~.. lwfohor lo Lolooo Drugo ~-~·· Po....ny Plower Stlop llloorleldo Korr loy.., Z.ndt Motor lalu Ashland Oil & Refinint c . . _ c ....o,shoeo Pomerer S.....o 'lt.tion Amold Downio-GNlOI c.. a..... Pl•""'int lo Hood"' Pineapple ..... •••• :: 39e FreshDatel ...---· ~ 39c Kopplo-llollon ~·-lloop lamlll Morllol lluo lo GNJ ·ROIIovrool Wilson'• Laundermal A. D. Weed II hnl w.-ta .. ~ •I Fruit.l i Peell... ':: 75e DiamOQd • -·DrM-1• SPONSORS: ,,..... Plo;tot Wohrin;.'o lok~ ·Shop K.......o Duds.& Suds Launcfry__ lallor'• ............ llorflor ......... p._,. lonk lo s..rn11 Co. Melts Eq,•lpment Co. Robinson'• Laundry ,_..., NaHiftll lank CIIJ Auto Porto Co. Do.U.W..-1_..._ ltod. ~ •., ..Ilion ......._ Tho Flbrlc Sloop lwlnt FUMtll H - ' - ., .... �J • r• .,,. •·• •' YOIIda IJnhiC1 .. "'.' ! . . .. , . . H 8 ,. A_ p By Pastor in Church Service CAtENDAR .A · r"~,.ot ..atlliDII · Bo•l alld ·'·Is between IJ!e , .. ages oft and 19 are Invited to attend the first meeting in regarcl to the 1886 4-Stoer Food. lilg Projl<!t. '1'11o mftllnl! wll be f'ednesday evening, Decem· ber 1st, at 0 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grauge HaiL 11111'11111, club memberl, and fritndl, lftd otberJ iUterosted In lba procram IU Invited. EltNeh Baptized SOCIAl. v !A 11 llfRA llJJStamps .::a:of:"Sn:! aye~"&:· ,.,.,. nit o..,.. Aat ......... Ill .. • ~:itt ..; ~~~pr~ ~ lbl. ., - "'on• !xt1a l - ,._ STORI HOURSr ....."'"' .... MONDAY·WIDNESDAY-N flrldoy oncl Sotturdoy _ 1:30 A.M•• .,10 STEAK c 1~. s ,•. SEW ONLY THE FINEST BEEF SWIFTS PREMIUM IWIFT'I PRIMIUM RUMP ROAST SE lb. S PORTER STEAK lb' STEAK SWIFT'S PREMIUM 19 .STEAK IONI·IN 29 UTE I. s STEAK SIRLOIN TIP ROAST or STEAK GROUND ROUND STEAK --· ·~----- T BROOKS PKG. OF 4 12-0Z. BTLS. C BUTTER s 18-0Z, JARS s and ~Irs. (arsey, joining their daur,l1Lers, also received Chris. I tlan baptism, DEC. 3 Mr. and Mre. Paul E. Taylor Till Rock Spring• Methodist . were baptized with Mr. and church will sponsor H bazaar Mr.~ - Guy E. Guinther as iipon Friday and :aturday at Duke I sor. Due to their being unable Cleaners In Pomeroy. A varlely 1 lo be present next Sunday morn· of handmade articleB and home- · lng to be received with the made candy will be on Male. A: large class of adult membere, bake oale will be held Saturday, ! the pastor received Mr and M". The Happy Horv!ltero class ' Taylor Into full memberohlp In of the Federated church will tho United M>thod l<t chul'ch lm· have ~ir annual Christmas I media tely following their bop- I party and It gift exchanRe Fri- l tl•m. Mr. and Mrs Guinther day evening. at the chureh. Mro. also aclerl as sponsors to their I Ben Neutzhng, Mrs. Li\lu~ , reception int o Lhe church rnemHauck and Miss L~na Grueser . bershi p. are hostesses. _ _ __ DEC. 4 HOSTS TO PASTORS The bazaar, soup and pie sole Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dow110n hy the Syracuoe Ladies Auxil· entertained Meigs County · min· oary of the Syracuse Volunteer laters and ttH!Ir wives at a Fire Department will be held holiday dinner last week Pres· in the basement of the Syra. ent were \lie Rev. and M ra. ruse Methodist Church mstead Chesler Lemley and 110 n Lar· of at the town hall . II will bejiin -. ' _ nt :.o a.m. Dec. 4. Containers I needed tor carrvout. Serving 1' Say "Mrttrt ChrlatnYa•• · will be In U10 church dining 1 room. Soup, &0 cents 11er quart, i with • trulr ,,. gift pies 7t •ents each, I~ cents by ' 0 the piect, Many bazaar articles ' ,......{_?~:~~ !or sale. \Of!u"/n«UUYr \ BURGER· B·ITS 303 CANS BORDIN'I •u• thiiNIIhouett. TQ HW, version of our famous Mrs. Ml\dred Kloes has recelved word that her son, Raymood Kloe• stationed in Turkey with the U. S. Air Force, ' Is hoopltallud there. Persons I wllhlng to 1end mail to him may un this address: Alnnan 2nd Clall Raymond Kloeo, AF 1566'7810, D.E.T. !0, Box 1142 APO !192M, New York, N. Y. CREAM CHEESE 3 ·;:, Waxed Automatie or nuanual· wind mo~entent. Steel or BUTTERMILK v1 2 69c GA.L Yollow Chocelote FOR ENGLISH MT. CUT 101/2-0Z~ $ -·~ · -·-·· 49c ..' Jb, Stew Meat .. . Pk,, ( 1201.99 Oyst•rs ------ "" c • CHRISTMAS CHEF'S CHOICE FRENCH FRIED CANDY POTATOES Of Chrlstmll C.ndy Now On Diaplay. Fui-Valu Buy . , , Vogetoble Beef or Chicken Noodle • I 6 I For c -- bch. I ' Morton's Frozen Bread Dough cans Pumpki~ Whatever your building project, you want 1 smooth, strooi foundation for it. The ,.. WIY to eet it is with quick, euy·looUP natly mixed concrete, Let us deliver the GOEGLEIN READY}MIX CO. . .Hair Spray • 2-32M . : · 79· C 1\ftlb,49 Toilet Tissue~ 4.~~~ 21c Beef Stew Armour'a -·~- can c • Bluo 25c Solod 33 M argarme 4-ltock crt, Kraft ..,... o....,.. - - - ... c , Cake Mix 3 •··· 89c Sausage VlenM Hygrodo - - 5 !.: *1 • HUftt'o 24hL49 1111 ·1· J T omato u1ce '""' c 7 Evap, Milk "",.,. ""' ' WY' • • • • con only IOftoot llo, s..··-· fllht to yo\11' site. Call for uttmata. ' 3 LOAVES • • • • • • lowl concrete mix you want, ready to pour, 1·1l BAG OF 39c foG'rt. Fui-Valu Buy., .Ievien Rt~ullr (Regular '1JO Voluel GARINE ' only l'ui·Volu Buy. , . Stokely'• FI-t For P.. foundation! I Celery c•n• • the rlgkt . Carrots No.2'" Fui·Valu Buy .,, "PuHs", A110md Cot'" or While start with CARROTS Large 30 Size 1og.Sin$1 No. I coni • • .J Cherry Pie Filling • 4 Facial Tissues • • 4 ....... Halps yo• c Fresh, Crisp 21b. cello bag We H1ve A Very Large Selection 2-lb.29c l ' 4 9c gal. pkg. I Fui·Valu Buy, . , Mu....1n1n's • LL0 ···· '25 C 2. ' CIPKGS. -- 69 llllldord SIH (hlo<tl, 1.09) • cans MUSHROOMS 5 lb. bag Cubed IHI Bqiling Bee! _ 3 ~~-•. 99c 9k Groun dBeef - 3 1~" $145 .L---- Pui-Volu Buy , , , Holv" or SllcH CHEF BOY·AR·DIE .. CHILl WITH lllf - MUSHROOM •FUL·VALU BUY- SEEDLESS English and Arm ROAST • • • lb. L-r Amountt. 111. 3tc . ·' GRAPEFRUIT Hunt's Peaches 4 1 SOLID HEA.D c lb. : ........ PRODUCE VALUESI No.2 GREEN BEANS __ 8 '1 PIZZA c~~:. 2,0, '1 .van. GoUirooilo, Ohio ft.LL Ill 303 Cana SOUP 404 Seclnd Ave. !·IOU PKG. White MONDAY SATURDAY Campbell's Soup Davies BETTY CROCKER or PILLSBURY KATIIEVA.NS HEINZ UK pld, m to 1400. TOWELl 45o 100 Pt. !'!!:;.,-. Omega. Seamaslcr. tALA PRISHWRAP 8 to 8 THRU ICE MILK 1 211 Off • . • MARKET : ~. ;' .;>'· Fui-Valu OPEN FUL-V ALU MEANS MORE FOR YOUR MONEY GRADED GOOD QUALITY BEEF FAIRMONT DAIRY PAIR "MIIo-ua ' ' Pkl• la.t-111...... ' ·: t -or· RACINE p..,ohly Ground Dilly - 2 lb, pkg, --ILOES IN HOSPITAL BUNT CLIJB RIGHT RISDVID ' • I i .~ ' (. ·:-· TO LIMIT QUMidill Fnt~ Bl'lirw m1 ~r:lfJn!nr~ . Mr. HAVE DINNER GUESTS 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wise en· teotained with o Thanksgiving Day dinner at their home In M:ddloport, Invited guests included Mrs, Charles McNamee, Miss Ruth Wise, C. H. Sr., Howard Byers, Mr. an MrS. Vic Hnnhs nd children, Cathy and Chuck, Hurl Hannahs, Mrs. M. R. Sanborn, loll" Bell Sanborn, Merri Ault, Mrs. Jlo. bert Alllftsworth and Mrs. Ev· elyn Llwll. PLANTED'S CATSUP WHITE- ASSORTED ' . -:.. Mr~ .Jnr·k VI . Cnrse\·, were bap· ' 1\zr·d tug<:lhl~r with their par- \ ...... ·' PKO. OF 3 Jl~ ~"' wl ll have th~ir annual ChriMlmas dbmer and pMiy with $1 girt excllange at the l'crlerotod Church Thunday at 6:30 p. m. I ORTON'S CRISCO Bread Dough OIL s 69 1 1 SWIFT'S PliMIVM SPOON 16-0L FREE BTL ~ Tbe Pnal Chiefs of Magnolia Cnmy, Jaoghter of Mr. and 19 ~et ~i.. ~:30 Temple Pylhl 11n Si~o~t ers I~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLOnED Thompt~on, Vlr~inia at ooon. \. ~torktun, a tf!arher In Tipp City, 'l'ht Installation of new off!· es .sponsors. •era of Evangeline Chapter, ! ~harte. Eugene Burton wu OltS, Middleport, wi\1 be held sponsore~ by hlo falher, Mr. 'l'lnll'tcla evening Dec. 2 at Robert E. Burton and due to 111· the Malonic Temple In Middle· nm of M;·s. Burton. Mr. Wat.port It 7:so p. m. . so_n arted as his second ,_ponsor; D!ana Ka~· and Jacqueline Sue SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFT'S PREMIUM EVANS c '?-] prae~~ee, F~lday, SWIFT'S PREMIUM WHOLE U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECI'ED IOLLID AND TIID I'.M. · Barllet~ ~,., ~ GlOUHD IIV "' GIOUND CHUCI Old To'"'" Fta•.,Rl l "u SoCiety ' NOle8 visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. I 1 Jimmy AutheriOil and daughF . June WilleS, Karen . . irt .....3 arty er or Syracuse. Their vaPd- ••· Racure RQu(.e . · . tllllo CODimUDIIJ·-" wlsb Ill' Rtbecca LyM ctau· daullbter who has been Ill Is par<nlll, Mr. IUid lola 1be elurl'll ..... lor lbe ...,,_ of Rev. 0_. Mro. C""'' much u;,proved. ' Wlne1. Olh41'1 'lf]JI Cllrlstmao Colleerl 1o be pre- ....,. ,.. Mr and Mrs, Dana oeuled Dee, 11 at !be Middle- Bartlett, observed her ftfth Over the weekend guests of . J,.;et of Coolville Mr. port HIC' l!doool. birlbclaY IMIVIt'III'Y II hor l Mro.- M..,. Koma, Mr. l!ld . Mr. ond '•Irs. IJatUI Clrptllteri 1o1r1 Dove Gr.- IIIII fU!Iilj Eleven ucolvod the Sa<ra· Mr. - U uo •btl a.- Mkldle]IOrt Kindergarten class Mn. Buck Smith, local, and i were Mr. •nd Mrs. Gene Haug. i of Pomeroy. • Jllm1 ler die EOclol nl.. ment of Baptlam in the 11nctuwlto wiJb 1o lot 1om elotrll Tunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffn of : er of Martineburg, Ohio, Mro. l ... art weloomod but caD try of. the United Methodist tt como 1o prll!llu Wcdlles· Mrs. Bartlett was a88isted by Syracuse CIIUed on Mr, and Erving Lemay, Mt Vernon, , Mr. and Mn. OUII 1111,!'! .. acotple4i for Dt more lllan cburch SUnday. Family m•m· day eveulug tonlgllt or 1:31 Mrl. Reynoldi, leachtr oJ the Mrs. Homer Icenhower. Mrs. !loss Deal, Gambier, Mr.i visited her brother, Mr. • ... lbNI daya (IIIUI) porlor to ben, lrlendl and plll'enle •· Ill· ullrer• ..w .. Ollly oat clltO, in serving ice cream cups Mr. and Mro. Ted Bailey of and Ml'll. Oliver Bailey and dau- Mrs. Clyde Jolmlon ond lbe date In the notl<e. 1tem1 as wltneslf! to the baptism of C.iD\ .' 1111,.. Wed...UJ DIP! prac. and animal cookleo. Tho San· Laurenceburg, Ind., called on ' ghtera, Sandra and Sheila of rarents, Mr ulld lhGikl be brief, aDd clurly t!"o lnfanlll, lour children and tlqt, ta c:r.u. theme was carried out \ ber mother, Mra. Louilie Van Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Johnson and Mr. and Mro. Cbaf• ·'· wr11tt11 "~)oped 11 JDllllod. ltve adults, who were baptized J:>;tr• t'Oplel If . . - flf• in the napkins. Favoro o! color- Meter and daughter, Nicki. . McMurray, Portland Route, Mr. h! Holton, Portland: . . by the paotor, lhe Rev. C, Mel· CWB TO MEET foUowlog tbelarlflln'"' lnl hltoko and baiiQOn whistl"\ Mrs. Leona McLIUIIhlin o1 Co- and Mrs. Eugene Carpenter, Mr. and Mra. Dll.e Sayre . DEC. vln Alkire, oa1 o1 die flnl w01 were given by Mrs. Bartlett. ,lumbuo opent a weekend wllh l Mrl. Anna Hain011 and sou, •ted hts IIIIer, Mr. Jncl Mrl. '1'111 Middleport 1Ute lii'Y Club Receiving bapUam were Lynn The Middleport Gorden Club be dlllrlbulod toaiJhl, Rebecco chose as her bel]>' her mother Mro. Elizabeth Hoff· Danny, Mr. Eber Carpenter, Jo.lOrts Hubbard and chtldreJI of wiU edn d r Ellen Slater, daughter of Mr. will meet Mondly, Dec. & at ero JiU Walburn, Paula Ashley, ner and Mr and Mrs. C]larlie \caL Syracuse. , , 71 1 and Mrs. David A. Slater, the Martin Reotau!'llnt for their - " "111111 ..,1 1 Kimberly JohniOn, Velvet Swl- Carro\1 and lam\ly, Lawrence Johnston, Bob Par·. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riehii!IJ , at kyat p m Mtl Ll .j 110red by lulr gra.ndmother, Chrtstritao dinner with lho Kelly ohll', Patty Boyle• aDd Penni Mrs. Anna Healey returned \ sona, Dayton Btggs and Mr. and and family Clllled 011 1 tDd Mlas' ' Ba ·born oy Slater, Angela Renee meotiug and gill exdllllllt to Hyoell. Seated at the birthday Ito the borne of Mr. ond Mrs. IMro. Bobby Joe WoU and chli· Mrs. Ollie Sayre and lau....,. 1 IOilllho Bel om \ea will Watoon, daught"' or Mr. ond be hold followllrg at lbl Colum- Attend Conference table were Velvet Swlsner, Char he carroll from Meigs dren, Racine Route, called on ceolly. . lhe w Mrs John N. Watson, sponsor· bio Go• Office Memherl aro Clarence ThempiOII, Sll]l<rln· Mlii'Y Krawsczyn, Patty Boyles, General hospitaL She is feoling Mr. and Mn Maywood Jo\m- , Rev. Joho IIlliCh viiiiOIII ¥1'11, am, ed by Mr. and Mro. George reminded 1o bring 8ifta for the tendent o! Middleport Bchooll, Connie Burtorl and Jackie Col- much improved. ['ton. ' and Mrs. Elr!IOII . DEC. I Nash acling as God-parents, Athena State Hoepltal paUeals. and Tom Kelly, sutclanc' coun- grove. Mr. and Mro. William Ables . Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Jo!'"· l Racine Route, Mr. and Mrt. ,llj:. : Till Women'a A"oclatlon of :Gregory Alan WatiO!l, selor of Middleport Sclmoll, are and family visited his parents, 1ston, Mr. ynd Mrs. Dana Car- hack , Rolandus, Mr. and w,. · f 1 th' Middleport First United od by his parento. : ry, Rutland: Dr, and Mra. Les- In Athens today and tomorrow tho Ohio Unlvorolty Inn bogln· Mr. and Mre. Frank Ables of penler and Mr>. Neva Boley of , Edd Bush, local, Mr. IIIII ..,._ Presbyterian C]lurch w\11 hold : Mr. Watson was aioo bapltz· · ter Roush, Racine; the Rev. attending the two-day ae8IIOD ol ning at a.m. II is sponsor·[ Raven•wond, w. Va. ' Racme called on Mr. and Mrs,, Herb Mcintyre. l!o •-. .... 16,, a boliday bazaar Thursday and ed, with his !other-in-law , Ern· and Mrs. Wendell Stutler and the "Parlners tor Progre" Con- ed by CongreSRman Walter H. Mrs. Elva Dailey and daught- \LewJohnaton and lamtly, Mm· l compamed by Ml'Oll IIJrl Dec. 2 • 3 at the church est Stanford st,ckton, and hlo children, Syracuu; and Dw•&ht Iorence in Education." Moe\\er, and will deal with Fed· Ier visited her parent•, Mr. and 1 ersv!lle Route. . . i the Mclutyres. , ( I wtlb a luncheon to be served sister-in-law, Ml" Erneatlna and Douglas Dowson. I The meeting• will be held at orol Aid for l&ducollon. IMrs. Carl AutherS'ln reoentiJ. Lew Johnston " recovermg ...&bl. 111&7 · " ~; · · -Do.;..., .I Mr. 1lliiiiD' nl 1:11 ,__. · ••n · ,.._ • liilt ..,. lllr ~ • 4f 1 - IIIII ........ llltlliiiiBI] • •1''"' ........,.JitM' .. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Racine Ful-Valu Market 5'fl1 A PIARL ON STATI RT. ,,_ IN RACINI "THI. STOll WITH A HART" PH. WI 94M2 fOR HOLIDAY BAKING Dlo.,..,d inglloh (I~.~~~ 4hl Walnuts 2 ·::.89c Nut lowl Mixed Nuts -·~~~SSe La,.. stu Pecans - - ' I �\ ' '' :·I ! ' " . . ' ' ' . - Classified Ads Your Modern Cmnnmnity Bulletin Board 14-Dail.J l!entiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dea. 1, 196' -...... WANT AD -- • Help Wanted INFORMATION Pomerov • Motor co:i .... . QO•aa A & l l l . __ __ FINISH carpenters lor Inside remodeling work. Phone WY 2-5644. 12 1 3tc 1965 Wftitresses. A~ I Economtv VS enatoe, Powerglide t:nl.ns. Good whitewall ttrel, ply in person. Crow's Steak P.B. radio, automatic trans. Radio and beater. Beige over House. 11 29 StA: · Siarra Tan finilh. Fawn interior. Set this nice car todeJ', CAR HOP and 1963 ..,,,.. H~• • ':.'.~m.::M ,,:;: :-.;;:::-· r .. Ford Galexie 500 Convertible_ $1795 V8 engine. Cruisematic trans., power ste&rlng, Premi\UD whitewall tires, 1100<1 top. Vmyl interior, boautilul light lurquolse !lnlsh. 1 ADULT Slamese eat and I kittens, reasonable. Rlchard vaughan, Middleport. . . ....,,. -"" _,.,,, 1- - - - ~~.~··g,""W:~..':s'"r' ~,'\'tJon•~ = ,--·- - =P=H=O=N=E=WY==2=·2=1=5=6=[:~:J 50,000 BTU floor Notice r 27 9715 ~orced '~ gas furllllce. But- BLUE LUSTRE not only rids .ernul Avo. CaD WY 2-5l27. carpets of soil but leaves pile 11 13 tfc soft and Jofty. Rent electric ~=-cc- ~hampoocr, $1. Pomeroy Ce- SLEEPiNG ROOl\15, 161 N. 5th Avenue, Middleporl, 0 hi o. Phone WY _ . tfc 2 2246 11 16 ~JODERN unfurnished menl Block. Pomeroy, 0. 11 29 6tc s rooms Real Estate For Sale -'t" = Blaettnars CLOTIDNG for sate. Large assortmenl Men's, wo- ' · · i f 1'vo- TRAILER af-1 n 30 Jtp SPACES for ! rent in lhe Village of Middle- . . port. Ca ll WY 2-.!.146 or WY , 2' 2186 or W'l 2·3600· =:-::=~.,----l:.'l 30 Uc Four acres in H~rrlsonv~Ue, per- I' -==-...,..,=-.::__. Po......, 4. CapttaHit 8. BMRhlra.nees 10. Excba:nge 12.Append 11. Tibet&n monk tc. Spawn ot f.llb: p~r~~~ll, 11. Ull&uthor.. i.ud lT. CUrrent 18. Murder It. Small Rho ... 5. Stone Wledbo ..... ..__ ........,......_ .~. 1. Booty: etc. liang L li'antll1 e. C&rporte- ...... M. -· 33. Island la Bayot Naplee sti.lnqt.lire ·o·- IT. Manacle 18. Wagers 89. Bka.ting area I!>~ TOMORR'i, '>O'LL e,~:_ AS SMART AS 'IO'INEit WAS.".' ft. Sprint 8Cienoe: abbr. J.L PeUean Stato: a.bbr, 31. FGrty thleveo purau.ed 11· 1 "You may b• otudylna: tho new math, but theae look _ llko the aamo old a:rad01!" him 39. Groove 40. Cert&l.n -iL .Aacend 43.NOOte -U . ImpecU4 m.,te, -'6. Navy maD: •bb~ -46, Submerge~ .. ' IlOW)I ~ 1. l>eopot to ..to: It: DAILY CRYPl'OQUOTil- Hole's bllw .AX1'DLB.AAIB II LOIIOI'IILLOW ·'' One letter stmpJy atands for u.other In tor t!•e three L'l X for LIM t o· . thil-.mple A 1a UMd t· - t h e - B.Dd. ~ a. et.e. 8tnrte Let~s. a.po 1 • 1 t he oodl Jettera are ~the WOldl ant &llllillt& \ IN CASH PRI%ES WMPO Radio •·uNDAl I'HRU l'lltDU6 00 Slflll Un - .~ow• & o; sacred Hear• 6 20 Meogs Lounty RFD 8·00 SundoWD Sereoad• 1:45 Sign Oft PO PV.A IYCBYYT RPHOP'c~ A PVA ~~0171>....... , AC1' NOTHING IN FURIOUS PAS. ' 1'1'8 PU'rr!NG TO SI!IA IN A STOIUo(~FULLila . . .1.IIG. l t l - ~ .......... lliU WJEH •RAD.JO I Drawing At HolM Bank Palitltll Lot At 8.00 P.M. ·• - · • · 1 M ~ -"'::'-:---:--..,..:..:~:...:~: Joh,_'llllaolo&T.V, Donlolo Gulf Servtco First National Bank Wag- HartiWaro Wold C.- Sono VIllage Cut Rate Racine Fui·Valu Mid, Racine Service Station Roclne Gor111a The Clulo Reotaur1nt Roclne Home Bank bclno Gal & larvloe Co. Star Supply Co. Holter FurnltuN Store Eynon'o lohlo Service Services 1:=:;===;:=::=~~ EveryUy Spoclala t It Mllrt.'a Stylo Post Haircuta . ..... , . $1.25 Shampoo I Sets · · $1.50 30 day oolor rlnoe, Shampoo & Ill . $3.50 ~!' up ~--····-·1 l'wmv:'o':h"..d Wtp md Wllleta Marie's Stvle Post ' 'i ,. ! ' j SA l'IJRD~ YS 6 25 Paul Bowero, Farm c,oo SiD On - Nen 6 II News 6.30 Happy Valley 3oyo U7 Wcatl!er 1:416 Country tllwic Ttmt WJEB LOO ~ ·- - ~ ~ I 20 Co"•t J 4:41 Spotllabt on Sporto 7 w Natlonll .~""" : ~· ry amooreo Mondoy Tbroqb Frldll1 4:liti weather l :05 BiU Miller Sho• d!O Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign 'On, Musical Cloelt 5:00 Community Newo 7 SO Sporla Paf'•le 1:30 Sporll Porado 7:4ii Echoeo of Joy 1:10 World and Notlooal Newo 7:S5 BiU Miller ~how I:S5 Larry Ander!OII ShOW 1:00 Ohio Valley Newt 5:15 Sign Off 7,3! Picken> Harcwaru lb:f5 It'• Mustc - """' 8:05 World Newa 7,15 Sign On, Musical Clock tTu.. Thurs.) 11:110 Dutto.l'• ond HerDI Dairy 8:10 Sports Today 7:40 Echo.. of Joy 7:10 News 1\lp ftD Sbow 8:15 Weather Picture 1:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8 Blll Miller Show 12:00 Newa 8: 16 Musical Clock 8:05 World News B 15 Baker Furniture Sbu11 ~: 16 luSical lnterludo' 8:55 Community Newo 8:10 Sporto Today 9 00 Newt 12:i10 Rev Merllo l'eeta 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 weather Picture ~ . IIi Couee wfth Jaaet I:IJO Nelli 9:55 Mason County Newo 8,16 Pt. Pleuant FootbaR It 00 PortraJta ol 1 Potrtot 1:116 Jim Meeo Show 10:00 Public Service 10:30 Sangs for Children ,o ·~ Sw•p Shop UO Sporla Porade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10,45 Gold'"' Key 10,30 Bill MWer BI'U'!Cb Show 8:011 SundQWD llortnldo 10:30 Latchstring ll:OO News 10:15 Mason Agr. f'o!o&ram J:t& 8igD on 11:00 News 11:05 Saturday Show n•NDAY8 11:05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal Newt 11\'0idAJ) 7:i10 SlgD On - Ann1 Hour 1e1ce't Friday, Cburcb !:211 Bulletlll Board 10 15 Family Woroblp (11Juro,) 7:55 Newo Bello Ring) 12:25 Newo 0 Gr11111 1& t5 A.!I.C. Program (Friday! 1:110 Bep!JII La) milD'> Hour 11:40 World Newa 12:10 Slturday Matineo lt:OO NOWI l:i!O Sundl) Show 11:55 Mason Coanty Newo l:i!O Newt Headlines ltllio Tilof'l Country JUIICtton 1:30 Tbt Blbla Spe&U to y 0012:00 Community News 1:3t Slturday Mati... tl.30 nuto Country HYIIIDI 1:45 LectslaUve Report 12:05 Noon Newo 1:15 N•wo 12.00 Cemeol Block Newo 10 III. Tho Good r,IJt 12:10 Markets 2:00 Saturday Mattneo tUO Goeasler'o Gueat Star to. J. l:oo!P'eortmao Mooh• 12:15 Mod Day Weather J:IO News Heodltneo IFrld&JJ 10:30 111e Country HYtlllltlmero12:20 BulleUn Boord 2:31 Saturday Matlnea llt i10 Lorry Andenon Sbtnt 11:!0 The Qlllel Hour 12:25 Newo 0 Grama 2:15 News nr Jim Meeo Show 12:GO Nt111 2:30 County AJent 3:011 SaturdoJ MlllnM 4:15 Btaettolll' Auoo Show 12:1S Tbt Chrlatlano Hour 12:45 Count.., Go Round 3:30 News Helldlinea 1.110 Electrte Compaoy NeWI 12,30 !'be Rev. M"rl•r feels 1:55 Newo Beat 3:31 Saturday Mat!neo 4 , ~, Jtm Meeo Shof' !:SO 1lJt Rn. SU.. . Billups 2:00 Country Go Round 3:!1 Slturday Matinee 5 00 ~ewa 2,110 Tho Rlv. Aodrew flriOIII ~:~ ~~w~ Be~ d 1:55 News 1 nea s 00 Jim Meeo Show 1: :w SundOJ •""""~•· •. ' Beay t C: IJtl Dllelnc with Dou : 3 55 5:!ft Rller'o Weather Report S:OO Sundown Serade : "ewa a 4:30 Rodio R I 0 _&50 ~porii_ Porace s:tJ Sip Off !;~ ~~,.~ Dou 1:00 Newa Roundup fHI BORN LOSER ---=-·---~·1:11 on AlT ..SAN...,.,.S0M~ - -Slp -ly Winning Numbon I'Gshd WMitly At Parildpotlng Marchonto AIIM'a INuty It 0.... Shop DAfB XPV'!'D ...;.;.;.;;, SPONSORED BY THii FOLLOWING MERCHANTS• - ·RAPIIIIYK.- , Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purch- Necenary W. LONG 'NUFF ro $AV& ~!r ~~peaklnr TOTAL '300 ANTIQUE P'unllture, disbeo, mllleellaneaus. Call .., wnte: IT WERE MEREL"' T~f.', POAAR~. SON!."',Jii'Sr 8J. Applied DEC. 4 ...... ·• $50.00 DEC. 11 •...... · $50.00 DEC. 18 .. .. .. .. $50.00 DEC. 24 .. .. .. .. $50.00 PRIZES c , 11"S IO EMJ3AAAA'5Sil\fN' blUIIOnlliiiiJ DRAWING DAnS FURS AND bee! hldeo. Carl Chevaher, Long Bottom, Ohio _ _ _ _ _ _.....:_1:1_19::._:~'."".tp lL 124 . II( WY 2-WI ~ Oldo - - · - - - ------- _,_ 1\H MUSTA C'JJI.', " UNDER TH'-~LUSf-1!'0fHI~ DE·MENTED .'~ aLMoney, Rooloter loch Tlmo Y001 Yltlt Any o f T - - Busl.,.s """P"' tt(u,. com~nc-aat PI&OM Move It Out Of Your Way, Mro. lknrlld Cecil. • 1411111 St p.....- II. Croricent- 27.Rfatd membfll" LI'L ABNER 29. Simrnend I 3 • $25 SEEGAR lo~ ....u., 28. StoNfre RACINE MERCHANTS 1 • $100 1 • $75 1 • $50 PUFFIN ' ON A A BOll' OR GAL SEeGAR? .... Corfu edgea I 29th WAU<IN' BY··· wuzrr 2-i. OYJ1terl, t.Muor ...... 21. Conti• I DECEMBER 111' LIVELONG DAV'! 1 VEST SEEN OC DOC PRlTCHART 23.~ ~ bulldlng 20. Roof Vll j 111AH OUT OF 1>1' HOUSE ft. lob 11, Compan.ion 11. But.tanc. weigh ' HPKC · TOU>~E 'IE AIN'T , d FOOT t8.Divtac duek 20. Ore.t,. AO,;l•w~ FREE r:. hemp .,.t:.T-:= feet tor aerv1ce station or or trade with you lor what 12 1 3tc oth~r business with space for we have. .resodencle, $4,000.oot, Can r... WILL PAY 4c • lb lor beef nee eo u-e amoun • . · Bay's or Girl'• 44 .95 bh::ydt h1des and highest price for with purchtse of thia :Seven room house on Union all kinds of furns . Phone 7731 Terrace, Pomeroy, $6,900.00, 5600, Grover C. Roush, Porn28 UNICO CU. FT. I has new aluminum 11ding. eroy Sl, Mason, W. Va. CHEST FREEZER .. It 30 3tc $299.95 Three Oil But- B"ULK;;;-;;;--;M;;t"ll--,ternutbedroom Avenue,bouse bot water rou te-., ~~~~7"Ctruck. POMEROY heating system, in very good Phone SH 2-5291. ll·'ll-litp FOUR ROOM furnished- apari. ! ment. WY 2-3656. 1115 tfc , 1u ,: r.;r; anc IL.UJ rn· ·"lJ rm· ;~; od lllld ~ apan. menta. WY 1-6414 12 8 tk Jack W. Carny condition, hardwood floo111, FURNISHED apartment, six • Monogor out of floods, $6,000.00. rooms and bath, utiliti<.!S fur-l Ph. WY '1-2111 mshed. Clos. to business dis- 1 Three ~m bouse on tnct. Phono WY 2-3092 or ' - --Vale Street new goo furnace WY 2-~. n 29 3tc ZENITH 17" TV and Portable tn good .;,ndltloa, $1,500.00. - ROOM tu . h~ .. --- sewmg machine in good con- Can finance entirely 1 rms ~ apartment dition. $2().00 each. Call WY· ·· for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AI· 2-3979. 11 29 3tc Small Ira h , ..._ trr 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed - - _____ _ .. _ _ me . """' W)w tbreo Hardware. STEREO RADIO CONSOLE rooms lurn1ohed downstaira, 11 1 tfc 4 speed intermixed chanier. ou. lll2 E. Maut St., Pomeroy, 700 al volume control. 4 •peeker $ ·00· Tl!AILER LOTfl - lree .,... sound system. Lovely waloge and woter. flmrn's l'rall nut finish. This set 10 ur ICall WY 2-27211. Alter ' p. m. er Park fSta&ti Approved) months old. Take over ! ,caJJ WY 2-3589. Minei'!Ville, Ohio, r'lloDe W\ paymenta of $Uii per week 0 Briea and Crow ReaiiJ Co. '-33:14. I lJ Uc or pay batanct due $88.28. Call _ 11 24 ltc TWO- BEDROOM house trailer WY 2-%55. 11 30 llc HOUSE FOR SALE: 5 rooms, for rent. Brown's Trailer I good weD. Happy Hollow. See Park, Phooe WY :1-3324. nsurance \ or caD, Orville llogue, SH :1_ It 29 6te PHOTO Cop 102:1. II 1.9 12tp _ fUll S.Mee. eop. Fmployment Wanted leJ made Gl legal papero, FOR SALE: 8 room house with blrtll reo:ords ond almo91 lllJ bath, full basement 894 Hy WILL DO boby olttlng ln my othtl' doeumenta. oeU St. Mid~ Phone: home, Phone WY 2-6655. Realer ........,., Pt. Ple~aanl 68ti-211Vl . II. 211 ito .. lie: u . I' 1141 ..... ~.Biblical •• ldoo!OCJ' -=:::: -- I IDEAS at Landmark 2.Monet LllanU.. I bigbwa7. Four bedrooma, UvlDg. 1 .40110111 I be rough, but 1hould be W.ose · THUNDER DAILY CROSSWORD """""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""1.::::;':".! Paso· N1ce loca tmn m Middleport 1 THE HAWKINS • HOUSE WRE( KI NG =roi>ed schools. Tel. 773-5712. Call .=,:, WANTED- small farm, Coold C;oll IVY 2-5434 12 l 61 c I 10 30 tfc Real btate For Sale dining, family, lt:itchllll, ··reak· Sl. EEPJNG rooms for eight. . BUDGET PRICED- furniture in last play, mald'a, a!Uity llld l.' _.;e uf kitchen and front room ~ our thu·d f!~or budget shop. •hop. Three bath&. Cf . ·mlc tile with TV. Fumace. or will [ Ba~er Furmture, Middleport, FOR SALE: S bedroom house, and wall to wall carpet on . Oh 0 High floors. About two-t.b:.irdl of 11 12 U handy to Pomeroy nmt nart of it for light hou se' · c 1 1 ld •" I 1!C 100 '· Shou "" seen to be howe Is paneled tn mahopny l: el·ping. Five miles from Ha· SLUGGISH SEPTIC t k" appreciated. Gali furnace. WY and walnuL Air concUtiooed. r mto Lucks. Phont: WI 9-2685. · ged ru·a~ns . ,. Get an · Clog- 2-2216. Klean-Em· II 30 Uc Large patio ond double eorport. - - - Oa lot 200' 1 390'. Mq bo oeeu 12 1 6lp All Septic Tank ==cc.·-. --· . Cleaner FOK SALE · o... • U.WUHN JSHED 4 room house. Landmark Farm Bureau,· The AJTV"ican Legion Buildins, ••• eppolntmeut oaly l.,;mrel ~t. Rent reasonaU!e. 11 3 30tc Legion Terrace, East M a in PRICE REDUCED I· nmk f· ugale ' WY ll2-5298tf , USED KING FLUTE, - - - for --p · h Ia 1 I sale. omeroy, wot rge ot on Wrlle1 • ., The Dally Seatlllel 0 ----- - --------- 3 - c I WY 2-2950. ll 17 tfc East Mam, can be easily eon-[ Bo• &88-H Pomel'O)', 0. S~I A LL APARTMENT. 127 But- - - - ____ , vcrted to >partment or office ternul. Pomeroy. 11 30 tt l FIREWOOO. any length, $lO.OO j building, $12,000.00, can lin- -~,...--...,-----·,. ---I pock up load. Call or write! ance Wanted To Buy II H" JS HED apartment. five Glendale Skidmore Shade I · LEWIS TRADING Post, wlll rot~rns and bath. Ovrr Fabric Ohio, MY 6-3437. ' 11 1 tt~ i Harteobach houe:e on Osborn 1 buy heaters, gas, coal, o i I, ·".110 P· Rent rensonable. Frank I - - - - ~Street, Pomeroy, two apart- appliances, clean used furni__Fugale, IVY 2-~~9~:_11 30 tic · OPEN EVES. TIL 9 ments pariially furnished, ture all kinds. See us at SIX HOOM house, in Mason (CLOSED SUNDAYS) I with extra large lot $5,500.00. Third and Mill Streets, Midlily. Modern, close to Christmas GIFT dleport, Ohio, and we will PAW!!iHAR's A BRAND-NEW BABY OVER AT I. Pomeroy, Ohio St., ter 5 p. m. WHO IN · BAIRDAUTO BROTHERS in. Used Clothing Store, Rl 3• ALBERT H. ClOI, liLAESMAN LtJc.,;l rear, MiddlePort Pomeroy, Ohio. 1!153 PLYMOUTH, t II&POMEROY, omo 11 14 Ohio. WY U918, Martin Reseta tlon wagon. VB outooutllc, Wl' s.all WY a.a Jaurant. 11 f ttc SEWING ••~. power steering and brabs. _______l::t_•...:...::.!tt.:_l . . . ma~o. repair ,... One owner, fino <IOnd. $400. i ~OO M furrushed apartment nce, all makes. WY W2tK. Call WY 2-3968. ' room boase 11 30 :lte FOR ftALE _ 11 Y _2-2288. __ _ _ n~_c The Fabnc Shop, P . •• wllb both, . . Broodw.I!J st., BOVSE on Lincoln Heights Smger Sales «1111 lJ48 DODGE, '!1 ton lru<,k loliddleporL ~ WY t-3141. newly decorated, 1nside and ce.. I 29 tfe 4· speed transmission. 1956 · 11 !I eta out. Call WY 2-ol'll. Plymouth 5 cyl. automalle. 10 29 tf 7.50 I II NEW SNOW tires as _ _ _ _ __ ::.:..::.:...:::.• low ao $12.95, plus lax. New 1960 Studebaker Lark staiion ~ HOUSI FO~ IALI 6 For Rent rims lo mount snow tires on. wagon, cyl. standard trans- Modern lllllell BIJlo. Beoadlul - - -- - - All 1 mission. Can be teeD at Wolfe 1o " -·" U'l~ URN!SHED s rooms and $7.50.popu ar sizes In stock , Cl~o~OD on top II ........ .W Newell's Sunoc·o Chest Servit:e station, Racine. tacin& State B.igbwat Gar••• on b,'lh, duwnstmrs Hpartmenl I er Qh'10 1111.1 2305 • 11 -,. 3tp !IA>Utt 7 With Jood road t<o- maill men's, and children's. Jeffers • IAIINI!Y GOOGL. and biUI'I'Y SMITit bl.m Ill. ,l..---=---- GRANGE INSURANCE. Mallen " l_l AInsurance Agency, tnc., PoD> lfwi/CRII/' f'i.UII' 'r ll'OY· Phone WY J.331lt. f 1 tfc PROPERTY FOR TRADE • Two bedroom frame bouse with bath and automatic bot AVTOMOBILB ll!IW'ance been "" heating, hardwood floors, ::;':!:..~~ nicely decorated, full base· ment and 50 ft. lot. Owoer !Wile will accept an old house ln Auto S•lea trade. • MIDDLEPORT - Eight room . I ted 1957 CHEVROLET v-a, auto- house, mcely oca near matio transmission. Nice con- schoolo 111111 business district dilion. Price $450.00. Phone Two baths and hot air gu WY 2-2973. 11 'l7 3tc heating, bordwood fioors, nice lot with double garage. Presently arranged as double ,... 61 Buick_ $1,095 tal. G1'091 income fl20 111011tb4 dr. St.a. Wagon. SparklinK ly• •,000. original red finish. Autom.. tic Wit Worth much more. POMEROY SUBUIIBAJlf -65 Buick • Save $800 Eigbl room frama 1a o • I e Wildoot Cuslool 2 d<. Hard with bath, lumaco beating, Top. Only 8,456 euy miles. tuU basement, Dice garage, N •-· titl d Offi~-•with driveway, lot 100 r 150, ever ...,;en e . cuua car, and reaDy ..babied." Ponicely located OD highway, wer steering and brake1. just outside «1rp0ration. A Auto. Tran~ better buy at $14,000. USED and bath. Furnish utilities. Coat:~ Building. 11 16 trc 4 ROOM MTH and garage 916 _,. 1AETNA CASUALTY tnsur""'' FOR SALE: 3 room house, Mullen Insurance Agency, [nc. bath and garage. North First Pomeroy, Phona WY 2-33ll1. St., Middleport. Phone WY Z. 9 1 lie 3600. 12 1 tfo 2-2651. 99~-hll9B _ ___ , Insurance 0::.=" •=: '= Carpenter SOCI'aJ News PQIIIROY, CIHIO ' furanc.,- wy: l 4 30 6tc ---· · REVIVAL will stnrt -rieccmber: 1965 COWR TV a: Fmdom Guspel Mission Lovely walnut console. VHF & 5 a! Bald Knob, 7:30 each even- UHF tuning. RCA chassis. lne . H<'v. Griffith and Rev. This sel just like new. Take Giue<encamp. Special sing- over payments of $14 per ers. Publ:c invited. 12 1 6tp monlh or pay ba!onee due - -- - ---- ··- - -- - - 1 398. Thi s set full) guaranteed. For Rent , Try il in your home. Call - WY 2-6555. n so 6tc 1 HorsE (at Enterprise). Five - - -1965 . ZIG AG . rooms and bath, garage. Call' . or see Maxine Am· Sewmg rna , mdadun o. Tins to "Re •ale,. 1 r. old, Athen•. Ohio. n s emons" 1!11 1ar· ly sold $119 95. Will sell for ____ ,__ ___ I]_ 26 __ 5lc _ $50. , or per month. Call ROOM HOUSE 2nd Sl., Sy- IVY 392- 15 . It Stc 30 __ racuse. with hot and cold ,- ·----6555___ __ ____ water. Moore's gas heater NEW HAY for sale. Ella Hanbog garden lot. WY t-3352. num, Long Bottom, Ohio. ll 24 tfc ll 30 3tp - - ---' · :I ALFALFA orchard grass- bay BRICK DUPLEX . 3 bedrooms for sale. Call Raveuswood, ioiOtog room, dmmg room, kot:~- . ll- Hilc 2 chen. basement and garage, - OPEN IVES. 9.00 P.M. Mr. ond Mr1. K.,..tll ~ and Lavern Jordaa and cblldloha B: L~::,~,~!':.Ch'• »tee. of ren, Ruth, Jane, Jackie, Dtmny, lUlu- "' 100 n. snaet. Dd.... nor- Betty ud Je:rr:lt sue, WIN r• :~·~ cent &today dinner peata of DOUet Ula$ ca Novembe~l. le&, &b• Mr and .Mra. MeDdal JordaD IDNlel'IIJUd. Aled Dr Petltklll apblft the Commoa Pltu Coun of lltlJII Couut,., Ohio. lor~ culo(ly ol ubUclrell. alim.oDJ, both tem.· JKII'IIl'f and permauat. and ottwr ..... . j ... and Bryan. pald travel, boualng, food. uLav........ _ ,... .... au.. Sill u <IW1UIII • Atlantic. 1!J!1b salary jobo, ....,, •• .., """""" or . - .,,. ployed part tlme at Oblo Unlver· J'rom tho largeot truck or male, female over 18. OEIB :U~r ~·-= ::g :, ~ llty ill Hudam Health CeDter. bulldozer radiator to tha Bo1 23190. Oakland Part. _,..,,norence '"'· ....._ 'l"boo22tmm. 111e Molllero Club of ColumIID.alleat heater core. Fla. 3330'1 I'WaOfl bll !llomeotlrJ Scboo1 lpOIUIOI" ~ ed a lkatlni party at llow'o 1 BEATING, PLUMBING, Rura uu ~~f-1. & & Rollercade near Nellonvtllt r• WY :1-2143 Dolo! Bottle Gaa. Amold Broeently, It was well atleoded. lberB, 611 L MaiD Stnel - - - - - - - - - Mr. 111111 J.lro. WllUam Law· EARL GRUESEII. Plumbing I'GineroJ'. t :a 11c1 oon visited her lather, Mr. Wtthl-..=========;l row, at BuoUngtol1 'VftBDI 111111 llertlni, Mlnersvil 1•~r ..... ttal last --· OlUo. EDd your aewer troubPhon Tod F U!Jl'p ~ les. We have all sizel sewer ,......;.;;.;..::.':....:.;;.;..•:!Y..:.;or;;__ Yra. LooDa JolmiOD IIIII son, macblnes. Reooonabla ratoo. ·1 FREE ESTIMATES David, Toledo, spent the week Call WY :1-2974, day or olgbl ond wl1b hlr llr. ond •• ..._ Mra. Marvin QJue, 8 D uv ON !olr, ond Mra. Earl lllarkey Tbl Cllrpeot« Bopllsl Youth eALUMINUM SIDING wm In RavtlliiA neentiJ 1o mot at tbe chureh Sundar ev· eSTORM DOOR at~nd lhe Portaga oounty n. enlng ond followlDtltM meeting & WINDOWS meter banquet. Mr. starkey the quarterly B!rtbdoJ Social eROOFING was the guest speaker. wa1 beld. A film from lhe EXterior Decorators Mrs. Roy wtsemm and Mro. Cedarville Baplllt College at Larry Clark, Harrlsonvllle, r• Dayton wu ohoWD. Of Ohio cently were Sunday dinner Miss Anna Parker and friend WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Earl of Cleveland apent a receot SalUIED PARTS FOR ALL Starkey and Mrs. Doroey Jor· urday night with her grandpar· MAKES 11 MODILI CUSTOM BUTCIIERINO and dan and sons, Ricky and Ralph onta, Mr. and Mrl. Ney Carcuttlng. WiU buy bldel every wert guesta at tho SIMkey peater. Mro. Mary Bable of Mlloo North of Pomoroy Monday. PhD Meter, Pbone home on Tuesday. Uololl Ridge IV8d aalled at tho 12 OnStoteRoute7 WY l-3510. I 18 Ue Recent 118llera altho home Carpenter homo on Monday. of Mrs. Murl G'8laway were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Gllletto PHONE 985-2297 lnatrvctlo 1 and Mro. David Woodrum and and family of Albmy wen ren oon, Hamden, and Leon Wood· cent Saturdo)' evening gusets of and ""m'ft o1 Me- Mr 111111 Mrs Rei Cb dl AuertONEEII 0. • ea e.Mro. 8Dmptell 11erv1oo - S._ CIVIL wom,. SEBVICE _ . . rum Arthur, 1011, •......,. . Mra. Helen .Jeffero and 11 ... - ·TEI!'l11 Jobo. .....,.. • ., ,.,.. Mr. and Mro. A. 11.. Caster Beulah Cordray opent on a!tOI' Crill Bradford boww. Mnooemeftt. ....._ beth rda Wrile, Prone or Coollel ......, ., - .;-,;.;;;;:.( ond Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Speno DOOD with Ellza Jo n. A. C. 811ADPORD =:;""' :!,!"!" "'!;"' eer of Cbarleslon, W. Va., II· Members of the Bessie Strong RadDe, Oblo tehool lllfflcltDt 101' · ...., lobi. tend sincere thanka to the many Womeo'IJ Chriltlu Temperance 1 1 do ~~.:" biends from tltia 11'08 who r• Union attended the November ;::• ,::' a:-~":; membered Mrs. Casler wllb let- meeting at tht home Gl Mro. AJ:1 roNDmONING Rolrlgel'- ........ tero and cards and belped to D. L. McVay, Albany. aBon oervtce. Jack'• Relrttmake her birthday a day of Ml'l. Zello Perry apent two eratlon, New Boven, Phone The Pope'l temporal powor ourpriBes. .. . doyo with bar doughier and famTIJ ~. C 1 lfo t!llded In 1870. when tho Papal Mr. ond Mrs, Dwalna Jordan ily, Mr. and MrL Carroll WoodStateo were dl11801ved. ond Bcyan, Yra. Feye Jordall. aerd In Columbul. BLAEnNAR'S pome11oy Motor Co. · :sa (:anb '* ...otd tor ftl.- 12 1 ltc eo- l)lln• ~'"1 UI' on ,.to~~ • ~ ...ru......, CLARINET lor sale. Ph. WY 2· ;;;..,.."..,.,,..., "'\! 1013. 12_ 1 _6tp I .,..,. oo<'"' .., " • ,. ,,.. •,~ "'"' SELMAR CLARINET, like new liltUdaJ 8:3[1 to .... ..-. "-oo ll.,.... used part of one band oeason. USUL~ .~'t,~,U:o Call WY 2-38:15 after ~ p.m. ••"' •• 12 1 Jlc All tiadel truek driver to project engineers. AfriCA. , •Ia, South PaeW~.... Euro-tn-t n.B RADIATOR SERVICE 4 Door _ _ $2395 Chevrolet Bel Air 1Employment 0wlnH1 EXPERIENCED "''" \ �., i ounty - elcomes Mr. < arn~'"' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~·{;~... ;:.. ~ 0 (., ~ Now Is An Opportunity For You To Save On The "' " 0 _ _ _ _ ___,"':"' to make her Christmas perfect • Det~oted Sweaters ... the one gift every woman loves to gel . . . loves to wear. S18 S38 ond VOL XVII We have the fashion·perfeet sweaters for her ... smooth, bulky and nov•• NO. 191 elty knits. $12.95 /I . I - ··--- " ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomenl¥ Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN ' FRIDAY thru TUESDAY December 3·7' I, j' jl 42 to 46 ~~\ "' t SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALEI I Tt'l hnH:-ulllf t Dorothy ~leGunt'. f<'t'ss Pt~ r ker. { hurl, t'onnur~. Tom nty Fea , urette : FIVE 1 • Mr. Carnahan is a c~ptam of j ,, ur ":£i!"&~;<lli"·-----'1'W!';&;· '4- • • • .-., Point, Maryland. where he re- : ed the company's product!Ga If ~f'lill'iii~":t%~ ~ 4"'1 ~ii>%~~i0'W't:-<:tr3:};~;;,%f" "?;~:f~ mamed until the early 1930s rarmor plate and ship plate fir During the depressJon of that Ithe defense efforl. era, w1th workmg hol!rs re1 duced and payche<·ks becommg • Jn l9<W, ~arnahan W81 • smaller. Carnahan wrote lo a l ~mted assJstant ge~al ..,._ 0£ pauI carnahan 1 Most of us know little more about Mr. Paul Carna· former Bethlehem supenntend- mt~ndent of t~e en: ~ monies during the day, attend I mdust ry m _the HoratiO Alger I han than what we read Jn the papers. ent, who a yer~r earlier. had I an two years at.er llmll-:" a "Get Re-Acquamted" hour at I rags · to · m:ht!~ patlern. , That is enough to inspire the events or today whlrh JOined the Great Lakes Steel, reclor of produc:tmn . He • 6 p. m. in Racme, then be the 1 Carnahim - a fam1ly name are dedicated in his honor. It is fitting that we, as Corpuratwn in Ecorse. . named VIce-president lD elw'jl guest of honor at an Apprecia -1Widely known m Meigs ~ounty Americans, mld·stream In the greatest technological Promised a Job at Greal Lakes I of sales m 1953. tion Banquet in Sourhern High today- achteved the cha~rman- and soeial experiment In the world's history, focus Carnah an set off for MIChigan, I BECOMES PRESIDENI School where 350 other guests ship last month It :epresents t~e ~ attention upon Mr. Paul Carnahan, a captain or in· liltle realizmg what the future! Promotions came fill fll are expected at 7.15 p. m pmnacle reached m a fantastic dustry. /w id. At Ecorse, Carnahan be· i 1954 He was named as.._ 1 ~- ha lh ld h d climb to the top for Carnahan His life began In the most humble environs or rural Ig<m at the mmlmum hourly I to the president in Februlr7, l..>(lrna f n,th e gu an wh0 began h.Is career m . to ld ' mg the Meigs roun tY· He was surroun de d bY m6re th an or d'I· v.c~~e of a si<J b transfer ope ra 1senior vice- president in Aprl, 1 0 e wor s arge m I steel industry 31 ye<~rs ago as nary obstacles to material achievement. tor. and e1gh t months later be" and president m May, HI t. d on~ I b tr ans rer Today he is Exhl'blt No · I ln any eourt th a t wou ld came a rhe rke1 <~ nd rt-rorder came a board member ol Na. ustnal operations, was born an Itour Iy - ra ted sa 1~ the ~ac~n~ area and attend- operator at Great Lake Sleet : prft\'e freedom to work and pursue happiness Is in· m the bloY.mg rmll then m the I tmnal Steel in May, 1155. e mos 0 IS elementary 1Corp. m Ecorse Michigan a deed tbe main road to mankind's finest flowering. suak mg p1ts. ' school classes In Racine ~ S ' b ' I A nl 1958 he a1 ..:~.._..._. 1 ),atmna tee! su stdtary. T' ""'" t• ~''~\ ':!J; "'' :m:.'".'>::':J:;g!mr:r'l"" NAMEU I'ORt.'MAN n P • · W Cl A delegation of county leaders I STORY BOOK RISE "' , ,. ~"' .. cha1rman of the Great !Aia;a 1 wtl'. -<: r.ibk;l:li' 00·£\lr_;;. ,zy)p;1fRt~~~k.t#'. 'if.~,.; traveled to the Wood county .a1r-l Ca 1a 60 h A .short t1 me later , he was ISteel board of directors 11111111 11 I port m Parkersburg this morn-I ~na I nh ,h w ~ now vesi was ?rphaned at the age of I as a teen-ager. Carnahan fir st, promoted to roremi.ln. and m: Apnl 1961 he was' .aamel lng to welcome Mr. Carnahan. i ~o~s rs~~~e ca~d a fa~~~ ~6 His fathe.r dJed .m 1910 and was employed as a substatiOn ' 937, he was advanced to super-1president o'r Natmnal Steel. A He was to amve at 11 30 a m I yf r eer tn IS . Is mother died durmg the 1918 attendant for a bus company at intendent m ehal gt' ol I h e year ago he became vice~ First stop in Meigs co~nt; rap~ r.~se from a actory work!- mflue~a epidemic. Carnahan Beaver Falls, Pennsylvama, <H then • new •·scarfmg" opera-!man of ihe board of direeir:n . er o cue execut1ve of one o and h1s two younger brothers bout 25 miles from P11tsburgh I uons ;::oo~oin~a~IIneS~~thl~~~O ~~~ . the world's biggest steel em- f were sent to live with their DEPRESSION HITS C~rnahan held thi s po~! unlil : :~cu~~:r~:~t!e boarlta before n outdoor b1 · pires. grandmother. In the early 1920s. he fo und 1943 \\hen hi:' wa !-i elt>Vt~led to · Then hi~ itinerar w~~se: y. Born on~ rar~ near Racine, Unable to fmish high school work at the Bethlehem Steel . su~nntf'ndent uf the stnp mill The far - flung NaUonal steel : Y own· on the Ohm R1ver, Carnahan because he had to go tn work Company's plant m Sparrow's Durmg the wotr y~->ars , he head· em1·1re mcludes 1:1 number tl - · -- - -ulht!l subsidiaries - Wirtol Stfel diVISion. Mldwest l'lf D1v1ston , Hanna Furnace C.. pora1wn, Stran - Steel CarptP C~Lmn ~at10nal SLeel SerQ::w C1·nter dlvtsion, 1'ranspor~ ' " Products dtVI S!on. Hanna Ire r1 ~, ~ 'I ' ( I Ore d!VlsiQn and the National ,, -~f '' ' . Mmes Corporation ' ' Nat10nal 1s rated the natlaltl ~" fo urth Jargl:'s1 steel produeer H' ~·, "''I 'f '' The tomp<tny's 1963 mgot .-:o ' . duc!Jon totalf'd 7.16:1.767 .... exceeded only by Umted StMeo Stee l w1t h 27.642.230; BftbJe. hem wt! h 16,108 800 and .ft,e. pu bl1e w1th H.543 419. d. ' Flash, the Tnnag• Otttr Colorurtoon Admt'>~lon THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1965 I Walt Cisney 's "OLD YELLER" Kirk POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO and Racme in appropriate cere- Sizes 34 to 40 I j en tine To The lnterut. Of The Meigs.Ma.on .4reo By Chester TannehU1 river to a Pomeroy HIgh Mr. Paul Carnahan. chairman 1 school assembly, to the Marlin of the board of the National ! Restaurant for lunch, and to Steel Corp., IS home today, Middleport High school later He will receive keys lo the I, where he will ~e p~esented to towns of Pomeroy, Middleport, students m a third assembly. to ' p 'J .;.\ ; Paul Carnahan Begins Round of Appreciation Receptions . . $J.95 ,_ - at y Purchase of a New WINTER COAT --- " .::..::.'!: " ~lt~s<'S <HHI tJalf ~1 1 !'S OTHER COATS The Perfect Gift For A Boy A wide selection of boys robes, ages 3 to 16, man tarlored robes in washable cotton plaid flannel and fme p111wale corduroy, tie belt, two pockets, I SS9.9S j Portable !Sewmg machine for all your sewing Special features mclude automahc d:.rner, still'h length control knob, automatic bobbin winder , Built Ill li ght , numbered upper thread tension regulator, snap-open-race, outside drop feed . PORTABLE CASES ___ ----- ---- -- -- $10.00 and $12.95 SEWING MACHINE TABLE -- ------------ ___. $10.00 The famou s Fl~etwuod Deluxe Push-Bnlton Zig-Zag with 24 Design OJSCB $79,9$ ~----------------------· I I ' tliit WORLD . '--· , 11 • . $6,000 Damage Estimated to Schaffer Home I Damages estimated at . .. . were caused Wednesday JDOI'Do. ing to the restdence of EatJ S{'haffer R 0 I. Pomeroy, • Stale Route 143 whea it . . destrovffi by fire Th( blm:e wh1ch was report. ed at 10 .07 a m., was be'JitttN caused by B drfective Oue. :r'INo men said there was ~.000 , . . agr to the house and anoiM $'l 000 lo 1ts content!! .Both the Pomeroy and RutteN Vo!untl:.'er F1re Departmaltl were summoned Jmmcliltel] after Ihe blaze was discoverw. <.~nd the alarm turned ln. Pomeroy Ftre (..1lief Hem, Werry sa1d the fire broke ou in the Li vm~ room . It spread t& to the upstairs before voluatew~ 1 · were able lo bnng it under eo& 1' trol Losst>s were partly covertod by msurance, It was re}Jelri- $3.95 BOYS SWEATERS 1 Make A Perfect Gift For Christmas See the excellent selection of Boys Sweaters on sale on the frrst floor. Slipover and coat styles in solid colors, stripes and novel· ty effects. Orlons, Wools and Blends. And a wonderful array of colors that will please him. Sizes 6 to 20. 1 1 ~ Fleetwood Zig·Zag Sewing Machines _ __ • .I I I 7.'ir & 40c 6oo:s TAILORED DRAW DRAPES Beautiful Floral and Modem Patterns. Made of heavy boucle' fi sberglass. Single wtdth- 90" long. C<tlors: gold - red - brown. $9.9S pair OTHER DRAPES ........... .. . $2.95 to $8.95 PRINTED COMFORTERS I Filled with 100% Virgin Kodel fiberfill - 72'' z 84", Light weight - Afuimum wannth. Blue - R<>se -- Gold Cameo Print- of 100% CQtlon. You'll Also Want To See the Selection of Sweaters for Little Fellows. Sizes 2 and 3 and 4 to 6X. You'll Like the Styles This Year and They're Priced From $3.95 to $5.95. A Beautiful Group Of GIRLS SWEATERS Sweaters make the ideal gift for the girls on your list, beautiful bulky cardi· gans and flat knits, long sleeves, slipovers, V necks, all beautiful colors. Size1 8 to 6X and 7 to 14. $8.69 each Middleport Squad MENS LONG TAIL KEROSENE LAMPS FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Made of fine quality san- Milk white and aliiOried forized flannel has dreSll type collar, two pocKets. Smart plaid patterns. - colored glass coonbinatioDI with wick, ldeal lhlrt for Christmas gift for the working men. braH platod SKDPPINI DAYS l£FJ fittings, $2.95 $po to ~.95 Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Christmas . ' CIIIISTIW SOlS III'UI .. 1titr IESPIRATm " • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. 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