https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39a1b7997c7a32d5a369682f8923ff9c.pdf 2e2dd4eef983de91121b19df14d3f9b5 PDF Text Text •• Ashl~>rsareHmtl Fa~ilv HAVE ctUEIII'S r Thanksgiving weekend guests I At Dinner llf Mr. and Mrs Clifford Holter] 'ill- od Mrs Robert Ashley of Racme were Mr and Mrs or' u;tart Falls were to' a Larry Holter, Carol and Ellen , f 1 dmner Sunday <luests Dl Hilliard, Ohio. YMr and Mrs Clifford Hoi· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ter, Mr and Mrs Eugene HoltMem & Boyo er and M>rjone, Mr. and Mrs. ---1:~~ l ~~:~ Cl':,~~~e ':~:· ~~a~a~~~ i.st~ ~eeke~dmi,th ~elattves all ~u~ch m~ 1~the":~~~··~~~ $9,95-$1 0.99 BusJ- ~ I th~ Frank:~ Guy Nash, Meigs - Galll8o Mason scouting executive, w': guest speaker Cub Scout Pac ted S Methodist day evenmg at the a bazaar Presbytenan Church and Salurday at Duke port ~~ ~U:,~~~.... 2 F~l ~~~~ D:~· '"s ·~~.,,, ('olllmb•~> VOL XVII NO. 193 :~.".~";' T,:~: :;,~ ·~~~~~n~~~~·~u;:t:~~ a:':~~~m ;el·~•·ll R~fre:~; Mr~ 1 J~m~ ~~"\~~ Wolfelaltf:.!::~~ ~~~I :a::cu':.dl~~lu~!; a~ksg~~g~~s c~:~~-1 f1 • aJ their~~~- annou~ced: s Contribution Is Made to itoflma~ m~de";~.~~;~:''7~,;~es$2r:,. DayN!~:'t flt~ht D~nn~ea:: ~on ~ Wl~·~:::~ns~:~~~:n ~~~~~ ~e.;ple ~~thryn Leona~ L~nsford, Baptists Name Officers for Ch h 5 h I _ _I 00 Your Savings Earn 4% Interest I POMEROY U: ::::t io NATIONAL BANK ~g Mr~ ~~a , ~r~ n ;~ o""" " "''Gt•orge Baker was el('rted su - ·ccccc-••••-•cic...,,.....,.,....,,444...,4 W' 'f E • = permtendenl of lhe S u n d a y ; ~ 5chool \lll lh Gera ld Anthony, as. ; SJstant , /.eor<r Sigman, secre i; ta r\-, Mrs Hrtty IJarst as- 3 11 s1stant, Mrs El 1za heth Slavm and Mt'" Rilnda Hall, treHSur- I =-.(ililcccllll• cccccc4llcC ~'"''f:'I"C~I{-I(tc: lf"'!f.l(l( CI(I.C"r.<Cttt('-t '<l(\lllllt C.ICt.t: tl<(l:t:lCit.Ctc."" \C 'tiC'C'4b);JJl:~J".~ IlJII;::O Jl )lJ;~JI)lJI~J;:t;JlJ;J<:t ~ ~ i( ,. ..J.J.... C ----------------= . Voyage of Gemini • !Still 'Go' Ill Spite ··./}:, i.Of Clouds, Big SeaSi 1 I p~evwus m~~~~~~ ~1~~~· ne~v ~iol!d~y dl~ner ~,___ }l ~~m- pa~~ I Before your Ship can come in, you must send one out. enttne J I rAUNCH YOUR SHIP TODA • e A.tl'ackMeeting ~~;""Ho~ Mrs. Hoy Holter, ~le:n~~~~:::·a~v:~~ ea~~g ~~:e~t~~k~: ;:.:100~~: ,! .I Y• SpeaMr eb~h R:l~ .~:.:. ~~d~~~/'0~~mbeo~h:·~~~~ 01 8 ~lien THE SHOE BOX ~ 1 ,;s' "' ' Racme and Mr and Mrs. Lar- Xema. nex Nov. 23 The meehng open- speaker on the Christmas Gar· . da ely Ill be on oale. A ID be observed In February. rv Holter. CaJOI and of Gordon Fisher returned to his •d wltil U•e oresldent w•th Janet" Monday, Dec "Famlly Eoonomles" was wlllwbe held Saturday. Plans were made lor the formj Hil liard , studies at Mountam Slate Mumaw, readmg 100 over WMPO. The January p the proJect lesson with Mrs. 'n'e Ha Harvesters class ation of another den and parUnab le to attend was Richard nes$ College Wednesda" even- Psalm, an aJ t~;le on TI~a;_~: gram "",n be m charge of the J~ ft()Be, president, in charge. of the F:!rated church will ents mlerested m assislmg were Holler son or Mr and Mrs. Eu·l mg after spendmg a couple oil lulness IIDm Uppe• Ro , Rutland Garden Club. ChflStmas gifts on a budget ha their annual Christmas asked to attend the next pack grne Holtrr smre he days wtth hiS porents, Mr and and giVIng a prayer lth M nd Mrs Robert Hen- was the !Dple dlseuased. and $1 gift exchange Frl· meetmg Nme boys were mterv.as a Thanksg Jvmg guest of MIS Mason F'lsher, who ac- Roll call was answered wh r ~daughter Terri Ports-- bers answered roll call wt a day evening at the church Mrs. ested m becommg cub scouts. hJs srhool malt> m upslate New companied h!m back to Parkers- ! a 8Jb!e verst' contalnmg t e ~ nesy/nspent the ~eek~d wiUt hand made_ arttele ~ have Ben Neutzling Mrs. ,Lilhe A Chnstmas skit was presentYork The\ en]ov~d drer hun- burg i word "ThanksgJ\iiDg ' Mmutes ::u I, ther Mrs Henry Hen- tDJOyed givmg or rece ng. Hauck and MI'ss Lena Grueser ed by Den 2 With Mrs. D<:~le I mg v.hile here. - - - I J . h R b \ ft today for or_ the guests of Many gift ideas were ex- are hostesses. Walburn as narrator!! -osep au e read by erretary M Hennesy were Mr. and changed and the six members ments were served (o owmg CArol. Fla , lor a vtstt w1th Ius Hfld e II was dec1ded that the /s 8 1 Ponn and Grace t spent tbe activity perDEC. f meetmg Allen Leonard IS the ~J d<'mghtt>r. Miss Sue Jean Raub I class would purr hase a new 1 1\c·" be~~ o;, Pomeroy. 'lpodresenorklng on twelve lndividu- The bazaar soup and pie sale cubmaster . A fl g for the chwch amp w t I 1 U cards •ere :11 1 and Edgar were served by ___ - _-_-_-_-_-_--:_--:_-::_ __ 11 10 :.:dnesda) ol then g•andp"- l sent :II" spent Thh the hostess at the close of the Fire Department will be held 1\J d Mr re~ald 1\ tld Holzer Hoep• a ' ar a bus wtt r n , meeting Tbe next meeting will iD lbe basement of the Syra10Sp1l t1eWS t•nts Mr an s. ' Southel n, m Rive rside ~1etho. Nelson Spending the weekend : be Jan Ut the place to be cuse Methodist Church mstead . ' ermu lh I dis! HospJt(ll rn Col umbus , M;s with the Wolfes were The project lesson of at the town hall. It will begin - - - - - - - - :\1r and '\1J s E,ut ShJ1 rves of Thom~-; Rhodes Mls \\Ill glltf'r l!nd family, Mr and Char. will be "family life" and roll at Jn a.m. Dec. 4. Containers Entered Hospital Tlw Pl<Jms were Wednesdav tho- Polh; and Yl1 ss Jt<nnle Potts Ctul Martm and family ol - call Will be 8 new fad I dislike. needed for carryout Servmg nPr guests ot IH' I son and d.Htgh. The Chnsomas dmner and lcslon, W. Va. 1The discusslOn will be led by wUI be in the church dining Persons entermg Holzer Hos, term law Ml and Mrs \' IJ I pal IV Wi ll be hf'ld Dec 20 An I Holld<IV guests of Mr and I Mrs Michael Bentz, Jr., room Soup 50 cents per quart, pttal durmg the last 24 hours 1Edv.JI ds and (ormly 1 exchange of $1 gtfts wtll be Mrs Dale Jacobs were their healih chairman, and Mrs. p1e8 75 cents each, 15 cents by included Carolyn Sue Grose, Iheld Menu rh.ll!rnan l:lle Mrs daughter Ca rol Jarohs, and son Holter. the ptece. Many bazaar articles 834 F1rst Ave, Mrs Robert Mrs V ~ Edwards and \1r : M( Bnde ,md Mrs fo'IOJ eni e and f<~m;ly, Mr and Mrs. John I for sale. E. Spears, 634 Fourth Ave: ~ and Mrs Earl Shr1eves WPie i Pot ts The progJJm w1 ll bt"(On J b B kl n N y Mtss Mrs Mattie M Porter, 601 5 10 busmessd VlSt~~~ (;:..l lipolls dueled b} Ada SLu k , h , k Aap~~l hz~:k/ also acc~mpan· Ernest Bahrs are DEC. 1 Second Ave.; James M RobWedne" ay a ternoon I :\<Irs M( HrJde read T na s trd t"drol heJe as her guest The Reedsville - Long Bottom erts Rt 2 Btdwell Arthur Jengnmg,' b\ Htt_h,ltd ll un lel , Othrr vtsrtors were Mr. and HostaforDinner Homemakers Club Wlll hold k ' Rt 1 Thur~n· Teresa from P1"~U\ !Pit m I li t• ~ re~ Mr:; charles Hughes and chd-1 thetr annual Christmas party Ltn~helme Rt 2 Patr;ot Jert1 r.od Spllks 1~dt> \1omrn1~ 1•.'Hc> • all! ' Mr and Mrs · Ernest Bahr hMonday,f Dec at 7 p-m. atHarthe Mah D. Luellen, • Rt n ' • • : dren Pnttv Tre~cy and La ur-1 Mrs 6Claremont 1 01 po I In Whi SIWJ s' lr unl (,urdtpost l ie <lnd Mr 'and M;s Gerald entertamed Wllb a fa~~~~a=~- orne o . hs Mrs George E Young, 1 In Mavm• Holmf's ,md Mrs Sle~~CJrl Mr and Mrs Cecil ner at their home on ris. OES Ch~stnut St , Wilham M. Han186 Jaycee Project <' 1 Polls" ""d '"," fh.mks AI Co lum bus Carol and glvmg Bw:: of oll•cers shaw, PI Pleasant; Ronde! L ~' I\J Y..av~ from r.nt, bv Rev ht>r gursl returned to New York and Mrs. Chi CoMalt . m at the GIVen Jr Pt Pleasant; Mrs. 7 45 1\Je,: .lohn l.enlldtdl . ''"'"' Th,,nk' ' on "". '" '"' plane w•th t a:, Van W•l· Rt 2 Pom1 Chlr~tmas jJrowc t wiJl'!l T ht> from llt>r lt d :'-.1 dgazlnt •~.~~ by Miss (ha:lene Davis who was ly : r Mrs. Ada Van Meter, son of Sunbury worthy grand eroy; Mrs Nora Bobo, Rt. 1 St•\'.Ht le Se\\ilng cl ub mel Wld :VIIss ;\1urllll~ letmnmg to Rhode Jsland ~~te<;nd Mrs. Henry Bahr and matron, wdl be the mstalhng Middleport, Mrs Paul F Am· nesda~ evemng at lhl:' lr cJull Refrt•::;hm ems \H're- served to t Ml und Mrs Harold Hmkle Jackie Patti Howard, Jeanrue, officer. burger, Syracuse; Mrs Dwam r rf)(Jlll wtt h Mrs Elza Ctln1orc Mr s J\lcllllde ~flss Mumav. <md t ITntlv McConneb\tlle and Tamm~ Te~i and Junmy, Theodorus CouncU Daughters A Jordan, Rt 4 Albany , Gor115 lr ,,s hostess \1r s Poth Mrs 1 Holnws, \ Mrs <t.eOJJ::f;' Hudson and Mrs Hartun~ Mr and Mrs. VIctor of America will meet m regu- donS Clary, Chesapeake, Fr~P,,•fore you cnn enjoy all that comP~ \\ ith 111 t'>.lrs Gdm(ll e p1 e~ldPnt. v.t~~ Sld\ k cmd Halt' ( ' k 1Aud 1!' \ Frost ~1 1ddleport were Sma Summerfield, Kenneth tar session Monday at 7 30 p. ertck C Cronaker, Ironton; ll:lling mom·y in the b.!llk )0\1 nu't m<~ke I m rha rge ol tile m!'e1mg and ----~ holnlay dm ner guests of Mr and Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. V1ctor m, at the IOOF halJ Samuel Gutdo, Rt. 1 Cottagelmal plans we>e made t." the Mrs Hat old Wol fe of Hutl.md 1 Bahr and Kathy and Jane, Mr The Mary Martha Circle of ville, W. Va th~ r, 1,t <lepo-iL T!wn a tltl to it steadily. annu.'ll ('hnstmds dmner ,II tht• Huldl Hmkle r~mcunt'd for a and Mrs Gene Wei! and Ken- the Pomeroy First Baptist Biribs Mart1n Restaurant Drt·embr· ] longer v1s1t neth, Bussell, Barbara, Brian church will meet at the church Hw about ola 1 t in g 11 ith us this 11 eek? 15 r1t 7 ]J m l11llu\\ld bv d J 1 IBentz and Cheryl Ann. Will· Monday at 7 30 p. m. Mem- Mrs. Dwain A Jordan, Rt. 4 r•• I) "' the home ol "'' s il .JV urc I c 00 Mt Don ••ld M d~t"de fa~ It~ j and Deryl ,Doris DaviS, Lila ' bers are asked ID bring articles , Albany, son, 7 05 a m Thurs· ton Slnek land Plans wrre made J\pw flff tcer:-; fm the Fust member or , 1 ~~urt to~~- Bentz and Cheryl Ann, Wtll· for a box to be sent to V1et · day, Mrs Robert E Spears, to p1 Ppare a ( hrI"! ma s b.J~kt1 B<:~pt1st Lhurd t and Su n d a v ~:;~~~h~s ~~ L~~uu<.:al~~n Asso· onghb~ Hill, Mr. and Mrs R1ch· Nam. !634 Fourth Ave, son, 8 58 lor u famth School \H~I e eleded at a meet eetm bem held m ard ~ 1ck, Jr, Mr and Mrs DEC a.m. Thursday, Mrs Georl!!e 7Pytluan Sis- E Young, Chestnut St, son, Fltrtr on of of!14 ('rs11was hrld mg lH'Id Wedne!id(lv evenm~ at sVociLd!JOn ~~ gal au~ttonum Vernon Bahr and Greg, Vernle, M . T · \\lth Mr<; 11 -l tol(l d h 4'11 • 1 ~ thl• \l1ddll•po1t ~1 1 st BJ[JtL t eerans :femon J ff d Steve Freda e1gs emp10 Th d prcSJdl'nt f'.lr . , t 1ll kl mU VH e t tlun 11 ' ~ Reet-nt guests of Mr and Deruse. de M:n and Mr~ Baht. ters wlll mee t m regulur session 9 57 am urs ay presldf>nt 1\ll s LouI ~ thbm nr ~ le(!ed to the Board of De a Mrs .lack Ra< hnera nd son ~Iller an --~- Tuesday, at 7 30 p m. at the Dlleharged. scc rel<ll \ 1\1 1 ~ Ht~\tn\Jnd Bdl <un, ~ t' l f' !'rank lht<eseb1ew, Ste\len. we!e Mr and MI .:! d Mlc- Middleport Amencan Legion M Ed Blackburn W11ham I\ 1r ea ~ u• t'l dncl \lJ s ( ,Jimm t' Paul Smc~ r I and F:d tson Bake• Clyde Belcher Charlesto n W port and sons, Je~ an k nd l hall There will be a 50 cent C Oeo C Mrs l;ub lltr h 'Vlr ~ Chnlil''i llofl wrth ;\Irs Cht>e~eb~t•w and v.i Mr and Mrs J C Bark· :ky, spent ~e ~~~r:; ~n. ' gift. exchange. R~nd~:'casto rJ:me:~Pe. Mrs' ·' , 11 11 1II d ll 0 ,er 1 ~ er and son Ste ven Belle, W. , m Marylan Wl and . ' De It man <H i ll :\ <; .Jr Mrs Fl1nbeth Slavm named V nd Mr and Mrs Ken· D. R Gnmes and family " PLAN DINNER Exer Damels, Nelson vau , (_ PJvPd lmtftd,r~ gilt s ond ~lr s to the ~u.ud ol lkacom·ss£s il a lh Mrs 8 B Zeigler, Millon Dietrich Suzanne ForEd\\dJd \\PI Is dll annl\rrs<t ly Other ofl\f'{'t ~ tn4 ludr. H<~r uld nrl h Barker, Athens her %0 er,d M;s G B. Zelg- 'l1le Laurel Chff Better Health I L Jividen Joseph E. Kmg, I Mr CJ!furd Stumbo, who has and r. an their Christmas oe . ' J r I al s The gift fr( Ill 1W II ~t· ll' I'' ~: Hubh.J rd ( !Jfford !l,l yf's and bet>n a patient at a husprlal m ler, !liver Sprmgs,. Md. Mrs I cIub wIll thhaveMiller Restaurant sher, Raymond .o Harbolt, olr.llv•·llll g prt!( dm1J1td In ~1r~ \1ro; Ion} fo\\ ler board of Da •!on has bee n returned to Zetgler, who has been confined I dinner at e De- Sr' Leonard Lightner, Robert Ser·nu g \l r 1 ~S CCI\1111} loi ow r 93 \'f•ars (,llll ll!lt' I \ I~ .-J\\iiJdl d to Yl! s tluslt•t>s Mr s Beulah Wlute, h \ h here •to the home or her daughter, in Middleport, Thursday,R McCoy Mrs. Richard E. NoW· 15 1 lfolhn m omf> · 1 tured cember 9 at 6 30 P m eser· 1 clerk at tl11 lhuan and !\1rs Mr and Mrs Ea rl Daven- Mrs Gnmes wllh a rae be d guests ell, and' mfant son, Mrs. Dav ld 11 A des~e' our:-;e (aLl;. mg nut H1ehard Oi\en~. a~s1stant, r rt!d 1 ankle accompamed the Daven· vatlons for m;m r; :' Ll d W Cleland and mrant son, Mrs. POMEROY RUTLAND the (.hnstnms culu!s ~a~ ~en lhe .tluud,hl'll lrea,urer ' John my Johnson 10 Jo~ and Doug port ~mJiy to Middleport, . W~ ~t ~r m~se ~~tmesr~~~~e Thomas E MrKitteriCk, Mrs. ed h lhe ho<;1t>ss to t lt' a )IJ\f:' ' f<ul1 z As~l! " i lant ,\Ir s Jenme Ros·· n bt~um Gury Snouffer. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Glb~emhe1 Ferl!'rol Resene S) <tern n,Jm(•d and Mrs Hon;rld Hrown.. ' S d Colum- by gDecember 6 Members are Margaret H Parsons,S Harry 0. :\l 1 Kaulf )1r~sll111dn treasurer, l:har les H1deout, Tommy Reed bons VISited un ay m to brm money for cal- Roberts, Mrs Sylvia eagraves, ) ld ( 111 1 1 I ker:) Mrs Joe \\1lson, asSJ"itrtn1 and Mike Gilmore Ricky Couch bus w1th her brother and sisterasked th gcalendars to this James A. Smllh, Mrs. A. How· MPmhrr federa l 0£-po:;ll tn surancr CorporJtJOn df\P \ <1n \an Mrs r P Bradbury and Mrs will serve rr lreshments at the in-aw , Mr. and Mrs. James endarts or ard Taylor olld \ltf\.nJght and Mh Wdlta rn Carson. mee mg e (Jera ld Anthon}, t huJ t h organ- next meetmg ..............................,, I .• I 1 Black BOOfS .. Around And About M'ddl 1 eporf Na~h II SOCIAL CA(.d'JJ;"NDAR Mrs.Holteris Host when Club Meets The annual Cbristmas dinner Tbe Olealer Homemakers and Mrs Ra mood Bai· and party was planned -:: Mr1! Robert Reibel of I he club held their December meetMr. I Yent t he the Star Class of the Syra Amateur Gardeners Club of ing Wednesday aftetnoon at Frida 0 SLIP-ON •• Annual Dinner, Party Planned December 20th Mainly About People In tl p ~ CimerOy hos~ ' .' I 1 --. .n\,. X ·~ ~ ~ ~ it i~ ~~d ~~~:::·n~n:~::l~~rer i2 er Mrs • Ed1son Baker were e!etled lor !I' Uu ee }J'ar term lo1 the frnan- ~ ~ ual<ommlltee , M"s Jerry Put- A = andof Mr> CharlesEduca Bennett, w ten H(1a1d t hnstrcm tton, ~ i •'11 Mrs I = 2 K.~tlll , CAREFREE FLANNEL BACK TABLE SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF v.ERurfs.,. cct.o •• Viml lammated All cotton. A wipe for easy care The popular Sptces pattern. Size 52 by 52 inchH lor $2.95 Siu 52 by 70 inchII fo r - - - - - - - - $3.95 Slzo 60 by 90 lnch11 lor $6f·95 Btdwrd Sayre and •IIi ~ " " I' K Bussell, boat d of = eSee Our Complete Selection of Table Covers or !It 11 w.;tees of the H1o (,rn ndt:" B,Jp· .tt Round Tables ~ It s\ Assou atlon !Jshe-rs 8fe ; _:::_:::::_:..:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ~ luhn .1\:mlf' l• rrd Hofl man, ~~ !.er .• !d Anthon) .•,d•sr•n lla<or, Vavtd [):_)! st, l'om Fowler, ~ Fred G.bbs Steven a ~a Pullen, 1a~ w Sam HtHlfl Dt~wev Hn h~ rdson ~ " o: ~ • .;. ~ ~ ~.• t)(Samsonite Silhouette~ The Perfect Christmas Gift for Everyone IJ""d s,.,,,,. • nd Roher! Rtchordson The nom mat mg 1::omrrullce m- ~ el uded \h , llan Hu~hes, Fred Hoffman ~Irs Russell Mrs ' ano John' Kau rr· C•1ra Pu ll en Tellers W{'rt> Hall1e t\klntyre and \11 s !~a Turnt•r 2 i KIMBALL pI AN 0 s Select the new Kimball Piano of your choice frot,n the new selection now on sale in the muSIC department on the 2nd floor The excellent stylmg of a Kimball p1ano never grows old and brin~s an air o£ elegance to even the snnplest room settmg. Choose from Walnut, Maple, Mahogany, Butternut and other wood fimshes and use Elberfelds Sensible Cred1't Service to buy your new Kimball Piano for your family. "" . ,"~ Rn•••rtlumm Home j, ••2 I •• !it'P."' of MPPiirog FANNY FARMER CANDIES Fanny Farmer boxed Candy makes an excellent Ben 3 Cub Scouts met with ••• lht'Jr den mothers, Mrs. R1chChristmas gill Select yours now from the large ard Hosenbaum and Mrs Elza i"w G1lmore Jr, Wednesday, after selection now on sale on Elberfelds 1st floor. I~ ~ You,l never have to wonder about the JITlpres· l ion you make when you grve Sa1'1"1Cn1te $llhouette .. the luggage that ts tnm, so~h· ~ and elegant. L1 ght magnes1um 1r ~~. scuff and stam resistant extenor, h1dden locks. •nter1ors Oes1gned for wr1nkle free pack 1ng. Ava•lable m smart fashJonable colors ~- ·~~ A. Beauty Case • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $27.15 B. Week End Tote .•••••••• • .. • • $ll.l$ c. 26"' Pullman case o o ° $45.00 D. 24.. Companion case • • • • • • • • • • $34.5D 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 i:,ThiiiSUtter ..... , ••••••••• $4UO 1 i :-;c"honl at the Ro~nbaum home 1 "' The mretmg opened w1th the · = pledge to the flag Plans were . ~ made to partiCipate m I he ~ ( 'li n slm<HI Parade Saturday v mormng The bovs made Cllr1s1_ , rnHs tree decoralions usmg play : ~ dough and wtll complete the 1 : pl'oJP< t at the ne-xr meeting Re, fre~ hment s were served by Tom· Full length flannel gowns. Sizes 34-36 and 38-40. Printed flannel, colorful designs. MEIGS THEATRE MENS QUILTED ZIPPER FRONT ~ : WOMEN$ FLANNEL GOWNS CANNON'S $1.98 BATH TOWELS M t G•ft p ns Paper a e I e THIS YEAR PRE I INSTANT GIFT WRAP. For $l.95 _ Rqular, sum enct Hu1ky Shes Ideal Man'• Gilt For $2.9S _ Popor Molo Lody Coprl For $3.95 _ p1 per Matt Ptn 1nd PencU Set For $5.9S _ Popoz Mole Dlluxo Pon end Pon<ll Ill All in alit boxes • Other Paper Mate Pen& -- --·--- ----· --- 91c 1 " d $169 TONIGHT lf~ru TUESDAY Welt O•snty't CarharH Brown Duck WORK CLOTHES Heavy duty double flied brown duck Water repellent. Ideal for the construction worker 11111 for ceneral work wear. 1st eBrown Duck Lined Jacket with zipper tront.-wa len&tb d bl Brown Duct Bib Style Overalh. Y.de with ou • kne.. Welder rod pocket and loop. Duck butiOn front coat wltb wann blanket e ea.....:. -~~~ew Brown Duck Rancb Goat- All Weather Coat _ water repellent. Sbeepskln lined. Triple stitched for extra stren&th. 1 '0LD YELLER" ('fc~hnlculor) Dorothy McGuire, Fes1 Par· I ker, Chuck Connors, Tommy K1rk. I Futurttte1 I Flsoh, tho T11~111 Otter Colorcertooft _.IWIM'I.I«IIii'II.WC......NIIlll'llrt IIIII.Wllll'lli/CII:. . . ...... W f l l l l l • l • t I Admllolon 7Gc lc 40c I luulated tbennal sockl. Culbloned throulbout, Lon I to 13. lop. Natural color. SlullO\'o JACKETS Nylon quilted jackets with lntulatloa ot D!o Pool Docron. Kmt eollm and cu!Cs-tnlt wa~tball4 . Warm but not bulky. Small, medium, tor1e. Solld color &reen, burJUild7, Davy blue. $8.95 -~ l • .,:~=~~o.T~Eex:: •• ID announce tighter curbs this weekend on U. S. business m· vestmen~ abroad. The move " •' I; sure ID be greeted by further iflUJiblmg from businessmen According to offtcials. the administration Will suggest VOl· untary new targeta ID oompsn1es parttclpsting in the government's paymeota program ID belp them reduce their over- SPEAKS TO STUDENTS - Paul H Carnahan, chairman of the board of the National Steel Corporation, one of America's great industnal complexes, was born and attended elementacy school not far I rom where he stands above speaking Thursday to this generation of Southern H1gh school students He told them educatiOn 1s the key to !herr entry mto !<!day's opportumties which are the most _Plentiful in history. Mr. Carnahan was honored Thursday evemng at a banquet at Southern Htgh School. - Sentmel Photo. "' ' I I• vi !If I w I W ! Jw• ,; lr , 37, Navy rommander will " ' " uua ut program 111 Duratwn - Pwst planned fo1' m hoots 27 mmutes coverlnl ! I sp: , '""'Is. "' sltgl.lly less thaol• /,~ct ~::~:~ to' ,;~,;d wor~day ABOARdD USS WASP AT SEA .UPit - lleavin~ " ' "s l ' lendtrt a do) Old record .. '" prevente one fmal rehearsal lor lhe G~rn1m 7 H'stue w • • "-"''"""'"' and recovery team s, but all hanrls \\ere re port r .l ··.,·.uh 1'1" '"'"' ' '• b mntulcs and G to go' at 11 am as the an craft (Jffl{r W.rsp >; ff' lllH d f 1•1 single miSSIOD held: T T K •11 10 edA~NT~embe~~ o~~~BA! error earn I s Mi~:;~:~~~~~~~s seas expenditures lor new plant I and equipment. one RehearsaI£or pJC• kup ~·;;:;· " Knockedout hy u·Igh w at er . 1 H hlt~ "J:~ ,~ K~.f.:"J •n 'VH ~~(~ t::~::.(~h: c:~~::r:rt~llscekrlu:t :r;··~,: ~t s11;~, ·~11,: "1':.'.c r: :i,:.~ ~!·,~:·~':J~ ·~~~~~~~ the1hood of Railroad Trammen Gallipolis 57 get area 1,45 mil es east of Ca pP K<·nnC'dy cmd 1 lH 1111 1<s dbo.ud L ( ll1JJH 5 space sh1p. were on stnke against the SouWelliton 85 Pomeroy 50 southeast of Bermuda to st.1nd by on a JU sl ln t r<., ( !, \'Is lo Pv.dui:lte man's Utero Ra1lway today m a di-1SAIGON (UPI) -A Commu·his auto matie shotgun and l One offiCial said 'tl of the Jackson 47 Nelsonville 42 durm g th e Jaun ch mg of asl!ouauls Fl;tnk P.tn nL .tnd dhll rl~ ~o wl lh~t<lnd loliJ 111 put.e mer cabooses and thelf nist tommy·gun terror team 1pistol at the t~rronst~ and fell I American wounded were ID Ath-.ns67logan 50 James Lm. ell !Jtl 1od~ Ill s ptH e tu perfor111 equ1pment. Iexploded a huge bomb ?Jrlay l with a bullet m h1s chest He aoother nearby b11\et- the Ale:t~:· Ironton St. Joe62 The Navy rl'lnned out othe1 Cape Kennedy m1d the M,wned HIIJ si mt1 ns1ve se11es of medlThe umon ,s genera1 chalf- behind a butldmg hou~mg 8 believes he shot one of the andra-wh1ch IS located behmd Oak Hill 46 ships m secondary recovery Spacetr at Lcntet nt 11 llow.;ton ( .tl t• xpu C 1 •llllcnt" d ever t attempted 1 man F ed Hardi said th US Navy dispensarv anr1 a ra1ders lhe Metropo e Fairland 86 oal Grove 74 areas around the world to 1d the Wasp '\\ ( II dum ,11ter tn 01 )J, au o serve •s stnke cau:J' becaus•," number of Amen can The blast caved ;n back A Commun.st terroriSt !ned South 68 Seas llrat ran as htgh as 12 ' a senes ol "he.• ,, h ' "'' ' f•u ot l• mpt by Gemini "Proper or rea90nable labor men, k1lhng at least 10 persons wall of the Metropole s f1rst to bomb a third .American b11let Rock Hill 60 feet prevent the Wasp 5 rescue I , , , f; Jlll oh \\ .r lter 1\1 Sdurra and re latiOns 011 Southern are now and woundmg rnrre th!lo 175 three stones Hs forre was so - the InternatiOnal- a short Ches1peake 66 crews from a fmal rehearsal USPPIA)CEG < f< .N fl [{ llou ~lun 1 1• o Ill .1 ~ P S t i:l Ito r d to unposSible and doubtless will Two of the dead were great th at every wm d""'on the di st ance from the Mit e ropole, . ti Vl'J- to v.tll - un l-2 feet of 5ymm 11 V•ll ey 37 F" d·ay mght But the he1•copter 1lat ( a glancr - emtnr 7 ,pr~le \ 0)\ Jge m;,~m rernam m that status unhl this Amencan~ who were sleepmg front of lhe bu1ldmg wns blown but alert military ~ards shot Racine 53 Wilton 49 crews and the Navy frogmen Launch Schedul~ -Ccr iH' Krn ~'( / \1 ; : 11 1• lB.1 mrles above Ca rrier ~ wtllmg to accord m the1r quarters m the st'vcn· out. h1m dead. Eastern 67 teams were set -after weeks of d d " 1 11 ·• Hann1n Tnce 37 pract tO Pill In Orlnt,ll All! tude ngmg up aom• measure of jUstice to 1ts 1 st..y Metropole BUJidmg The Southwostern .. 1ce , . Ine ES t aunc p;r 19 " ~ "''\" " h"ve- Ra Earth 51 employes and treat them wtthl lower floors of the Kyger Creek SO We are ready to go.' sa1d Pilot - t 1 .rnk Bonn 1n 37 1 - Pld nrled for. tbe reasonable d1gmty and Ia"' bu1tdmg house the Navy dispenChauncey 74 York 70 Capt Samuel A Sparks, A1r Foote twulutdnl rulone l " ' ''" n Ocean aboul ness:• sary, dand the t four upper floors Fort Frye 62 31SJstan t Chief or staff for who JOined astnmnu t p1 (Jgl <Jm ,oo t of I b • I operations s 10 provl e quar ers or ac..eor Worron Local 53 I 1962 "''""'"' f'llo>e fl'Covery - __ UNCOLN, NEB. - ATJ'UR enhsted men Space agency off1c1als at Copilot - J.111w' A 1 u1et l ,. '" Ihe l 'SS neys for Duane Earl Pope, ] A Claymore mme mtended m£~'1\iiVr~t-"t'UM"M,& ~)<; "~~,J - --- - - - _11 1 11 a :~ condertmed to the electnc cha1r as a ·backup bomb" to ktll MONTGOMEROY, Ala (UPn - Three Ku Klu~ KlansI ~as ocrv~ce- t~e l'rnrw~t· Po~nt .~ Jury, JUdge pllt Klan TflO• tlm~e Jn prison • for Ten years 1 ~ .~ndmg ~ll.mt>e mi l ('~ sott!IH;outhe~ Rh d • c •• T• h 0 esJan fJSJS I!! u tens under Pressure 0£ unit•00 A£rican • UJ timatum • to Bri·t'l; UJ.n Dn·ve Fund u·Its $2 649 says caSCI• for triple h1s murder, have to vowed rescue tendmgtall~d VICtllns menl rtl"< to~hatys fard l~-y~rn~~sorn~i~ct::.gforst~.~abg~t:~~ 0 m.Ie~:~ra 0 to carry conviction the ot the work•rs f1rst blast t>.! l CIVJ ' f U S Supreme Court to try and I de II It h d do th housewife Mrs VIOla Gregg Liuzzo. save' his life. expob f a I so, hel Their convlclion on federal. conspiracy charges "" num er 0 casua ll.l mig Wajl the second such weBton.t-veYd!<l In two dan and Tbe husky, 22,-year-old Kan· have been greatly lncre .sed +-;;rotfght praise for ~e filrY"'1i"'dln-"tllf Fleil11!ent. the at' . LONDON fVPII 11•e Ababa Eth · sas farm youth was found gull· US Ambassador H•nry Ca- l torney general and ctivil rights leader Dr. Martin Lutber criSIS lightened to-' sever elat topta. 11 1 In d.nn '" (l lln tnonr re of powt!l' ty Friday on SlX charges stem bot Lodge denounced the Kmg J r - -da d r Ions WI I J ;-u n If lor %.Hnbr d ;j fl l' li copper mmg from the robbery of the bombmg as "dJabo!.cal " Art Ha~es, lawyer for klans· defendants Or~an~~t:n :re~,~~:;an ofUm~~: ~~~:e ~;ntsl<·r ~aro;;: :':" n mt n•·s 1 Farmers Stale Bank m t!Je There were 75 ~m~r!cansl men Coll1e Leroy W1lkms Jr, 'ln my opinion It was the Collections by toda} In tfle OAU) ultimatum to BrJtam mdepend:ncl::' c~us 1 Df'r 1 ~r,' '"' 111 Rrlt<~ln llopf'd the ntght of 1 ranch !Dwn of B1g Spnngs wounded US ofl1m.s at the Eugene Thomas and Wtlham only verdiCt you could reach tn 1Red Cross Fund dnve had reach Bntam Imposed It te fhe Y squ"d'"'' ul p\,mes to protect 1 Neb, last June 4. sa1d more 'ha!l 100 Eaton, pledged a f1ght to the 1 thJs case," Johnson told the ed $2,649, 1t was reported by /economic sanctwn::; to landm tlw Kdlih.J Dam v.uuld forestall \o1etnamese men, women and us 5th CircUit Court or Jury He then sentenced the Meigs County Chapter dr 1ve Rhodes a's d d t g P s n am o w mO\e tu mobJ!Jze aa children were hurt. Appeals m New Orleans Iklansmen to the limits of the I chairman Paul Cascl lI ForeJ~n m e~en enr r~.ln~e Rhodesta s neJgll bur Zum b. J al l-<\ fru on forct agamst RhOO. When the Red rarder~ d..ove Hanes objected to US Dist 1870 law written to protect Case! postmoaster m Middle- e be ol"~"'\ers 0 t e 5·1to protect the mghtv Kan bct ~w up m a vegetable truck, two ol Court Judge Frank M John- freed slaves. ht h th m m r • a an emergency ! Dam on th~ Zamhesr HJ>r r them began spraymg sub"""Ch· son's achon 1n del1vermg a so50 " c ~ • portb urges t a td e th more l1rms an meetmg Fnday m Addis bet•een tile two countt '"" In London. the British ,....., usmesses an o er gu ve rnment f1rt>d the Ill I ine gun flre at an . merican called "dynam1te charge" to direc tors of the Heserve Balik 1who were sent letters askmg 1 military policeman He emptied th e all-male, all-white jury If for donations ID return them lm- 1 pldlC The mole W03 Billed d whtch reported Itself hopel essly I medtately so that the $3 000 de-adlocked arter so me e1ght goal in Me1g9 county may be ' dirt•( tors of the Hese1 ve Bank hours of deliberations. reached uf J(ltude<ta •nd The jUdge told them, ''ThiS Mr easel said the targest B.. tt sh "PPOmtm In their Lt. Timothy M Blake, 24, al case must at some time be smgle donation thiS year was "II . ' ' pL.J tt' lhe move was &lmed a& ;; grandson of Mrs c L Arnold dec tded ," and sent them back $500 Ill from a former Melg• ave tra!lor, Will travel , . hecame the slogan of Co n d<pm mg the Sm•lh reg•me ot of RD, Pomeroy, has been rcror deliberatiOns which ended county gresldent who wishes to gressman Walter H Moeller Lanca , fer. some lht(t' the us~ of more than t51 ported killed m Viet Nam Lt "The Spreadmg Kmgdom'' Is less tlran four hours later with . remain anonymous Casci ex- ~·eeks ago Today he and a staff ald t• 1\('11 Elllllgu, !Jt' rmllwn m cui rent\, cuttmg oU me s of ay mg billttf Blake was the sos of Mr and h Gond Citizenship tests spon ileve 1t proved successful Is lill 11 ' 1 "" the title and theme of a new 1gUJlty_verd~ets for a t ree sored by the Return Jonathan \ pressed hiS apprectallon to ev. Moeller was determined th . . P 1 Mrs John L. Blake of 3901 VJr· jbroadcast at 9 am Sundays h t a1 11 111s wn st1fu£>nl s co uld abr o•d 1 eryone who has made contrJbugmia-av SE Charleston Meigs Chapter, Daug ters o no get to him, he would go to them II llh the lo"n ol ' - - -- - ' . RadiO StatiOn WMPO, COD· Amencan Revolution, will b• !Ions. no matter how •mall 16 fool houset rrulor provided hv ('OII tlesv of D.tnnu·< • Mrs Arnold Is slaying wlthledSishng of the given to tn senior of the It was also Mobile Homes, Moeller began approx uno lel) a zuoo nll le ber daughter, Mrs Ruth Rich· pt11yers recorG •ve " fiVe Meigs h1gh schools the ne~t vtstl. of 1 e oodmo 1e trek through hiS lOth Cong res, na l Dlstw t , 0 10- - ards, In Galhpolis. the servJVe at race Ep•scollfsl week ID December. umt to Me~gs county Will be De- ,, I • • ~e Frld~y Rhndes~an 's~ene t~e~ r~<·d s~at:n~sn moo~e ~~~~~~~~l~rd 1 ;~~1 t~f' Lt. Blake Is Killed I I AtPieiMe }O G' } Will s Take Test on ItiZensh'•p • WMPO to AIr Mart'In's Talks Th'ree-week Tour Completed ByMoe]]er's M0b.]I e orr·Ice I,,, I c· . • IDI~ I o~er ser~edon ~.~d '.~tat Wrec kReported , g~rls On US Route 33 n~tedb:hat ~~e , DamaO'e ~fediUJD Jn CoJhsiOn Lt. Blake died when hit by pal chllrch, Pomeroy. Two girl• from each school cember 27 al the Pomeroy H•gh . We announced our presence wete also a •atl bl t d• Sponsored by M1ddleprt drugI td b d \ d e 0 prm..1 t! 10 1 School audJtOrlllm from noon 1n advance by newspaper and ::!htmg gJSt Dale Dut!Dn and other A on Stete 'to .. unttl 6 p m A large turnout of rad1o, stoppmg at all the coun , hot !coffee or Cu<a 0 •1a tu thr aroun eJ e w.ere was members of the congregation Route 33 one-tenth of a mile . ' don 1rs 1s urged ty seats and many of tht:> sm<~ll VJSII:'Is Med1um d.tntdge wag caused servmg with the f~rst Cavalry the new aeries will "" th; south of Route 124. was inves· and the g~rl wmmng the high· ' er towns lor penods of lwn to Moell•·r adm tlt ed the •liea to Ill, em at \0 10 p m. Frio diVISIOn lpreaclung of the Rev Richard hgated tty the Me1gs County e!t scm:e tn each school Will srx hours [ feel the elfort was no! ongmal i\lth lum <Jih dcJ \ 1n an accident at the ... Born In Charleston, he was a Martin rector Sheriff's department at 6 40 p be special guests ol the clrap- Potluck BanlJUet a success" he said ers ha~e done sornethmg SllnL · teJ s.et llrm of Norl h Second and member of Sl Mark's Metho- , BrOlldcast ;t a time when m Fnday ter next March aL Its Charter Will he Dec, lOth ' '". but he IS celta•n thiS "" Wal nul 'I' In Mtddleport. diS! church He attended Ho1 most -.rshlppers are n church Oeputtes said 1 car driven Day Luncheon. A pollock banquet wm b• A Iota! of 318 people came to the ltrst tu11e 11 " ''" U'eti PoiH e sa•d a car driven IIJoi 111 ace Mann Jumor High school the program was conceived by Donald Eugene Williams, 25, Takmg the tests are Cheryl /served at the Southern Htgh consult on Iss ues ol coneern .to the IO!h Dllct DemllS Oxv e-r, 36 Rt I. C!Mh:, m Kanawha C1ly, RIVerSide Mil· and organiZed prlmanly as a Rt. 3, Pomeroy, traveling south· Bentz and Linda Larkms, East- school Fnday, Dec. 10, begm. !hem TI1ese ~ere pnm~nl1 So , sh"e. ran through a red stop 1l1 ght and strurk a vehicle driV.• itary Academy In Gainesville, servtce to shut-ms and to non. east, stopped after vehicles in ern, Dee Slaen and Alice Darst 1mng at 7 p m for members of ctal Secunty, Veterans unem • Ga , and was graduated from Ichurch goers who may be Inter- front of h1m did hkewise, and .:;~g~le~rt~ Barbara/ennedy l the 1965 Tornado football team, ~torment and rehel problems tt 1 llougl"' R. Roush, 54, (A. Purdue Us!verSity In 1964 with ested by the "middle-road" ap· i an automobile behmd h1m Lot ~!' ~ ;ueaer,d o;ero\ their parents the coaches and One day 52 people came All loll 11 \a. gomg <"dst on WMa degree In Industrial MaliJige-~ prOllch to Christianity repre- dr1ven by Robert W. Sloan, 27, Fo ~c 1~ 11 30008 ~ Y their wives 'cheerleaders ath· thiS would not have lwen po<SI I nul ; men! sented In the Eplseopalchurch RFD J, Pomeroy, crasred into I r ' u a. an ron etle booster; PflDCipal and Mrs ble Wi thout the U<e of !hiS mn1 here Wo< mediUm damage Lt. Blake recetved his army , Response will be made to re- Withams' car. Theiss andSh~rley Baker, South· Donald Wolf~ and fans. Those bile oll~ee," Mr Moeller satd lo ho!h 'ut•.s OX\er was cltet.' commission upon graduation but quests for prayer sent'" to the There was damage to the e;,e tests are administered attendmg are ••ked to bring The mohtle ofltce was com. , Five persons forfe.t•d bonds to \Ia Iot I"" Snuth's court • wasn't called to active duly un- church In care of the radio sta· right, quarter pllnel of Wit·, in the sehobls· a covered d1sh and table serv- plete w1th tabl e typewnter, • and two others arrested by the a rha• ge nf runmng 3 stop llg" '' til Marcb of this year. His fa lion. IIams car and to the left ice. sealing for stx. heat, electnc Me•g• Count\ Shenff s depart- No '"J"''"' •ere ' eported. ther Is an accountant in Charbumper, fender, bood and gnU NUW YOU KNOW l!ghta and telepbooe where the / mcnt were fmed F'ndav bv Coun·•• I ton FIREMEN CALLED to Sloan's No Injuries or arV I H 1 I hook bl F 1 . W'•' 'THER '' es · Is ported The paPers treaaon eterans Memoria ospta -up was poss1 e. acllheslty Judge Frank w Porle• Jr "'" ' The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire res were re · by Gen· lltotedlet ArnoN ....,. Admissions - Clara Hall. Romer Htll, charged "llh as Part I) doudl thiS anera.._ · •· DWJ is Charged department was called at 8 501 LOCAL TEMPS fOIIIId In the soeko tf a Brltilb 1 Pomeroy, Okey Pullins, Cool- Sophomore at OU saolt and baltery was fmed lhgh '" !be lOs Fair, colder F0II I A 'd 1 a.m. today to the Keystone Ser. The temperature In Pomeroy's major w1to loll lilt way ood ville ; Anna B1ae, Pomeroy. ~5 and costs and 'g"en a sus. Lomght. to• 25-30 Sunday l8o ', A ng CCI en vee at F1ve Points to busmess dislnct at 11 00 am .,,, captured alter 1 Dlaebarges - Rita Stump, Dies Under Train pended 10 dav jail sentence Hill creasmg doudmess. windy,ed eh port elltlnguisll a m100r blaze In a today was 40 degrees under I''II" wttlt Amokl tD liepl. Cheshire; Claude Reitmire, Powas placed on probatton for mer. onth arges of aldentelatllv- store room. cloudy sines. 1710, meroy. ATHENS, Ol!kl t UP!\ - M•· 'stx months Homer C Runvnn lng e scene o an ace • chael s Nem>an J8 Fa~rlawn 1 lowing 1 mishap at 8:58 p.m. N. J , was killed b~ 8 Ball•~ was ftned $15 and costs for reck Friday on old Rl 71n Pomeroy & Ot' friellgt t I te less operatton SHOPPING t ·m\.;T'· Pomeroy pollee said Paui · walked Forle•tmg bonds were Lloyd I DAYS LEFT 88 Clark, 3'(, Middleport, 1081 con.tracks near the Ohio UniVerSity Brunson and James J Brown, --- ' trot of hit vehicle and sb'uck a Santa Claus did somethlng by the retail merchants of Porn- also given to the hiJh l<hoall ed. Other partlctpanta Included campus where he was a sopho· $27 50 each on speedmg charg telephone P.,te. There were different today In Pomeroy. eroy. of Meigs County for their pert- , these ear dealers, Metropolitan I more es. fi'red Grmer, $27 50 lor msedlmase• ID the rilhl front fe• He arrived in !Dwn by motor- Immediate! after the parada, elpaUon and ID the DilDY peGJ!le Motors, Pomeroy Motor Co., cure load ; Harold Gerber, !tOO der, bumper end IP'ill of boat where he was greeted by which wss liewed by aeveraJ i who braved the 40,de~ '""' Blaellnar Auto Comps and I SCHOLAR-ATHLETE on a fraud charge, and Ch,..fer Clark'• car. No iDjurleo were a large crowd of youngsters and hundred persons aloog the woy, IthlO' ID watch ~dtllal: Karr and Va nZandt, ~~ Girl NEW YORK (UP[) -Cb•rles ~· h~rach, $27 50 for passmg on reported. a Pomeroy Volunteer Fire De- Santa well! ID the parkmg tot Jdl:;.ds and and the Boy Scouts, Scorgm, a 225-poond W1lham psrtmenl truck. wbere he passed out trea~ ID Rulla-~ rttc•-led atan. wilh a horse back rider, the Beta Jawell College tackle who " 1 1 CHRISTMAS SULSfll!lllu• SIMON SAYS HOUSTON the klddel. • '"' pa .,... 1\'. . ISigma Ph1 chapter of X1 Gam- mathematics major and cheMeigs General Hospital 1 other RESPIRATORJ GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI)- The bearded old gent left his Pbll Clolt!!"r, chairman of ma Mu sorority, Pomeroy em- mis!'Y minor, will rece1ve '"" Admissions - Phyllis Hendm, Dove Simon, a 2fD.Jiotmd eenlnr molorltoat at the vlllage levee, the parade, expressed his ap- schools · '0 ergency squad and Fire De- National Football Foundatton Syracuse; Ray Darst, Cheshlfe from Sl. Norberl CoUep aloalthe OhJo River, !ale this morning toj · parlment trucks, the police de- and Hall of Fame's Scholar- DisebarJ•• - w1toam Buckli&ned Friday with tile Hou8loo onto the firlltruek ant ltiYI!Ied ati lndlvtduals The Pomeroy partment and other vlltage of- IAthlete Award during the ley, Middleport: Mrs F. Imer Dilen of lbo Amerlcaa Foothallj lhrouib the town to feature a and who assist«! ''J'ol.<lf-Gold" 11a.t l!ld .•IJJ}f!elo ftolals, lneludina M•yor Charles foundation's annual awards Malden, lie, Mrs Mma LeSCVL Cbrlllmae uaradl l!ltlllSOred, wllb the Darada. Thankl was, mao tree J)lloet win lluneheota Ill New York, Dec. I. I Lewia, Racme. tw~ar m~hap =~~ot':r:i; as~k nth~e~~s~ wa~ Bonds Taken In ' " ;;::r C ountv Court I SALEI MENS THERMAL SOCKS I lht grena~e p:rag~Jentsh Tho Both Towels on Sola for $1.19-Hend Towols for 69c-Wosh Cloth for 39c $1.95 PorMNt Oltlo I Also matching Hand Toweb and Wash Clot S. Beautiful floral prints m Rose, Blue, Lavendar, Yellow The reverse Side matching solid color. = The luggage that sets the pace for luxunr h lu 2 pain $1.00 MAKI ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER c ' • il I fr~t prov~ag MI~: ~~~a~7es ~ S~llon '~ rtlldez-1 Jl,l santa Claus Comes for Parade • Pomeroy hyMotor Boat Ill i.':m, Soou!'.:u elimbed/~111111 ~1'(81tlzalloas, ~uslneasea :~y i:: r---------.., "it '71 ~:~~ ~ Q q, Seou~ ~~:nn:mq":r::-'1": .' ·~ ~ lllf.ililr,Le~ar. 'If!~ ~~} ,., ' ~w"""'::-""'""';;""M;"";JF"""":~(, Nelson>~ �• f ·, , 1-Diny Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee, 4;·1.!!1!& ' . NOV. 31 - The Leo lmlllto' j ll&v.i '10 GJVi I Wl1 ' Btrbara, IMCky : lAd II> II Pill~ jqJUI7 to 101111 out far a ,llde.lun- thltl\f ..,.J01111C.. LIIII!OID ·· day, til clto>lld ill h.eaftniY """' ~ ~ I blue BilOW suits and, ~v~ns., in , Cl~.\ ,JiN. U.,et I"lllvt were they ever beauliful .. Just 1 1a~t~I!,"IO ~ ~I ery. dazzled me I , Wtll,I.Ji'• JOU,Diy two Morna Jeallnit and 10n, xan-lorlli lltMI tloP.nf, coined , were at church alld Plpa myHlf: came a..,htellna· 111trn tot 1111 dlpiiiHII at winter meet her alter churcH; so· wojtUIII 401111,1 DOWIIU Da4. all got to aee them. They look mtllllltr;,lf·' r dal'l Un to ludenlical to me, positively lden- 1 sprinl, IWUI 11t ont of tical. But of oourse that'• a crtll dillptOblllltllls Of oill~ stance 1o take wllb twll lif~~~ _..:;, •u 1 do •1 litlt •lllll a boy. · ' · I ..... IIIJ·. .·-• " n, , _ dlrllDS go a]9q . Ollr 1101111 to "-111, I ~ I ' tr ts ·with t 'I 0 f'lidmlrers ablt 10 ·1D 10 1111 OWit. '• ee ' rw You ,.. ont hll to -you can spot them a bloek aiiWt tltt' "Pilt Rldlr" away by the knoll of lana fol· lOri of dtfy him. A &ood la!tlh 1 lowing lbetn. -'""' ~.:;:..: They just llelong to ...,..., ..,.. · MAKES PRESENTATION - Middleport Mayor Lee "Our Town," to all of us, lllo, Smith makes the presentation of a key to the villa&•. to awett things. . ' dlnnar Paul Carnahan while on the stage at Middleport. H11h , Iour aon;s bOUle! w)!eH School yesterday. Mayor Charles Legar made a IImiiar I'M DEIJGIITEP lhat our · ~Jdet ot. the !lintiy (good prese ntation In Pomeroy. Mr. Carna han, chaiMnan of the . •apraAIOn) wert 1atbertd. h d t r1 ht, Board of National Steel Corp., accepted tacll key gu· youdnl to~~hanlt Said my sprout, "Now, OFFICERS INSTALLED - Richard W. Vauahan, left; Leo I.. Vaughan, center, Walter Vaug an, an a g ciously.-Sentinel Photo. :'w~r.top tru always wanteddme to Ben R. Evans, deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of F. and A. M., of Ohio, mstalling of!Jcer. ·-·to c:= . ' I ' I. I . AN , I U l. O. J V . lN . Jp·J&aoo ,_.. 111 - --· - Selection 0 fJ ury WI"II 0pen Murder Trl•at Monday I , a hOtlle 10 you eoul have !t~.~d: ...: ~:=~f;;..~· =~~t.;:; ~':. borses would return wield ol believe il" • car~ - .0 man You~ 00. IIlia oU too So 1 wont tho YGWII to tOri BY melt THOMAS temer term Galli• county ol ~ 111 •lone Wl~ !Mm, .aU S•lection of 1 jury at 9:30 a. grand jury, stands accused In ~ey altbou£, 'ptrl~ : m. Mondav will signs! the sL•rtj the Sept. 7 Ialii shoollng of ('~ .;, : ~id" lg WI 1 ol the n"t d. e~ree murder triai iThurman Borden, 22, of Kerr. Edn,,F ; br 11 11 pee of F.rnost r: Walker. 39. Galli· Walker claims sett-defenst ln. I ~oveer thei: b ~ poli•. II ia the flrsl of two ouch I the 5hooiing . which allegedly ! do'• oome of lhelt r~uoo~ m~r tnals this monlh in G•lli• coun- followed a fight. . • :sic 'and acrobatic dancina(?), ,.llllllf disalttoua. .,'""b. r::. . IIi ' • I HAft · ·ro BE a Seroop '(and r won't) bUt too ~arty· Christmas Ding pletely geta me. When alii 11. to hear !IO!Illbody sing Birthday of· I"KJn&," and look II! maybt Jllll one ~II bluo-~1 ~ ~ !ee,lUBI ~~eNfu : ~ar ,Jln~st p.omeroy Free.&A.cceptedMasons Lodge Jnsta}Js 0££"1cers '!1Ie annual Installation of fleers held by Pomeroy No, ll4, Free and ACOI!pled .,. of Ohio W!Hinesdly In& al tile Masonic roiJ!tucted by Ben R. Deputy Grand Maater, l.adp of Ohio. Ill was by Loo L. Vaugbtn, Manlbal; Thomat C. ==; aid· h!tz Buck junior slew- buttoo. J. Edward Foster Sr. by Mrt!. Harry P. Smith, Mn. ard'. imd Phil Wllliamson edu· presented Dale E. Smilh with Charles II. Mullen and Mrs. H. catt~nal Offlctr. ' 1 past muter'l lapel pin Cbar- Denzel Goeglein, membern of A!Uir !be lniOlaU.tion the Depu· II!S H Peoplet presented tbe the Pomeroy Chept,.. No !If, ty GrAAtl Master preoented Wal· newly inltalled 11118ltr with a Order of Eastern S!ar. ter Loting Vaughan with a 50 Planning Guide calendar for year lli)>el button and Loa L. 1966. . NEW CARDS Vaugt.an with • a& lapel After !be meehng tbo broth• 8T LOUIS (t'Pl) -Charlet ~ ret;redght to :"" : = : t ::~! Brya~t, a 207-pound fullback ALWAYS MAY w ere ' rues !rom Allen University ol w:;;.~~ndf;~:; b~ou;~~ S.p wl::" ln~ict:rd;;· t~~e v'~!~~.~~ ~v~~ ~t/.~U.::"':'bo~t ":! ono ~ere time - f.rase ~~ -=SO~r~~.~;;•· ~1lg, servod 36 members a~ guesll ~W~~!~· a Si~pou~d ha~~~~' ··-- . ---.. -·-· I grand jury, is also ·~cused of knee Une, becauso thriy becomt nte, GreeD Sltevtl wtead. Tbe following officers_. veteran Washington news coqt- FaCftl Added Time from Central SUite College ol first degree murder m t h •• lovely sight If you gaM lo.. THEN I DUG out atal)ed: Richard w. spondent, announced her rcUre- ·For Escape Attempt IEdmond, Okla., were signed 13 C"'·•ses are death of her husband. Both sht enough (Not If you're oldtr'n Christ ds worshipful m..ter; Guy L men1, Pr«ddeol Johniqn ll!nt :' , triday by the Sl Lout• ty and Walke~ pleaded not gullty'l lllllou&h, let mt haotea to add : : :::. c:.~ ~eed In, senior wardea; Olarnas her'{-,, 'tliiU.IC01'HE, Oho (UPIJ- Cardinals of the National when arraJ8ned before Judt{e --<lll tho skirt quettlon, 1 moill), baw'~ oven &el b, 1 Soulsby, junlor ~Ar~; J. It oa(d, · •n•s a long tlme 1lEverett Haas, 21, Clrarleston, Football League. Robert M. Betz. Her tr<al You oee, l'lO moved i\ul a llore, let alone get a lew gilts ward Foster treasurer lrolJI May 1o September, but ' W. Va., serving a three · year 1 Iiiii set lor Dec: 15 uttle out of Squareville. And, oil, ltithout getlng tn~ked over. len C. Hill Sr.. . lllay will alwayl ba May to Iterm for auto thefl, laced an BOBCAT TOliK l ·J • 0' The shooting. which camo "'Iyes, of !lDilrYe, 1 voltd for tho Then 1 pauae to Iwell Curd, . ; me." added sentence Joday for escaJI-1 GREEN BAY Wis. IUPil _ .l ell-S ' lhe wake of the Labor Day Ilive district school merger, a Whose blrthda U is ny S. Zirkle, . . deocon; Sl'lA80N'S lliii'EACIIMI!NT ing lrorn Fodera~ Reformatory IThe Green Ba , Bobcats of tho weekend hohday, occurred el l proposal at fnt horri!ic to mt. the heavens Y wer Larry L, Boker, tyler, Dale E. RENO, Nev. (UPI' -The !or 211 hours Friday mght. , Y leave D1Juen ' tate highway pa the home of Mr and Mr 1. J 111t thouglt I'd loll you. With a holy Ug!rt .r:aa Smith, dtaplaln and tru-; Tyson-Curtill Advertising Co., I Hau, while in an ungarded ~ Sda Hrkey 1 Loagu: t r 01 ,,.,_11 ras(·~ Friday 1n \1eags Georg~ Wallaceo, at Kerr 't'he ~ birthda of 8 Kin' 11 John C. Dailey, seruor t~ ot the ~ual 11 Merr)' 1 area,climbedoverthefence~nd un Y or 3. wo-wee 00 e r!ll l 'll\' cnurt mduded nvetruck· lwallaces parents or Mrs. Borltrr I JUST read all abo\lt 'I g. Christmas" greeting for the fled on foot. He was taken mto Europe durmg which th.y ,.,., 'lw drew partially suspend· den, wer~ oway at tho time of Isaac In the Bible (Buess, you n.ooo AWAI\DEP Christmas Party holidays, bas a signboard at the cuslody at a nearby ser.vice sta· .expect IO play three gam:s ~~ 00 ,., ''"''' •od wm plared ithe ohootlng. Mrs. Borden and know) as our miniotor, RoY. ST. LOUIS (UPI) R edge of town readlng ~ ,.lm· tion he entered to 1etm out ol Russia, two In France an 11"''b'·''"n hy Judge Frank her ohildren wero otaylng ot : llowson, was . oJL.lltal. 0111*~ der Curt Flood-.! the . · .P~n.ed otary J!MCh Ebenfter -Scrooge." tbe cold. '" Switzerland. PurJer the Walloce borne, while Iter , today, aod lllterested me DO Cardinal ha bee Harold Jenkins and Ray 1 Thl'v indud<'d: Wt~ndell Eb· parents were gone enct . s n vis of the Jackson club were Do Time In 33, Rutland. fined 162 ~: 1 The trial had ~n originally' The point 1 wanled to rnakl ;~:r :!ar~e a:· T~~f:. gue1ts Friday night of the Mid''':'''· w<Ih 137 26 '":land jset for last Monday but was de- here Is - there'• some lbJn&a Batoball Player ofl1115;' by the j dJeport-Pomeroy Rotsry clu~.~ ;:,;;';~d ,.;~:,r:'~ih suspend~ layed one ,...k In order to It- that DON'T change,, You juat iSt. Loull ~hapter of the ~~;~gr:h'::;.hopen, mee I I PePrrc,THE •·d Henry M<il<r. 4'1. Water· golly s~bpoena r~•t:•~: P7~oJa~~d In ~eneal~ 181·! Baoeball Wrllfn Association o! Ladies of the church serving ! AD 0AMf:. lYCOON. loH. $129 and cosls, with $104 ~~ ~h '~:e~•n:' an-j Jaeo~o an~\~ om • America. dlnner were Freda Mitch, LorORDERED AN ~ ~~ ~pPndrd : Donald Hammond, 1 ' • . ana Davis, Bea Robson, Terry _ ABOiJ:r...FAc,<;, •. 21. .larhsun, $57 and costs, with nounced Nov. 10• sam! d•Y mother, R,fhe~th · A'ITEND MEETINGS. ,, Byers, Edith Jividen and Bess CAMPAt0N fOR' · 1:12 susp"nded and Marion 1 ' cia I vemres wero IW11 Iwont on an .orr: t Judge and Mrs. Jolm C. Bacon Sanborn. "SONIE:S''. Trii: l' ntls 44.. Oak Hill, $127 and both caseo. ~~ cbo· ntu •• ed otory, art llopplng at 1M Christopher Chairman Dick Rosenbaum r&A0ENCY:S PET msts. with $111! suspended. me ob,.rvers on Jawyer'JaCO • . , lnll in Columlrwr where !he viewed plans for the club ChristACCOUNT··" Judge Porter warned the ,roor predict the IISual dilnulty See yoo 1n church SUnday· Judge will attend th• Common mas party ne<t Thursday at 6. tru<kl'rs that il th•y """ bad< lin the seatmg of • 1ury for the TlU £1' Pl.., Judgfl Association AI>- p.m. at the elementary ochool ; 8 WE It 5 funnltl rtual meetiJJ& there December Including a turkey dinner and 1n court dunng the tenure of IWalker tnal. as IS usually CUI- 1 lh~1r plllbHtwn ne would a~s l tomary in first degree murder ~. 1 moY d ~5-4. • $1 gift exchalllle for the chi1- ' the portooos of t!te fines he c•ses 'th ye mbao811 11o •btan Mrs. Bacon WUI ·attend a lea dren The birthdlll)'l of John . ld 1 w1 your ~ are angln ., ... M · d had ""pended and th•t It wou Of the 75 n•mes dr•wn for~ and tell u didn't do .,ven "T rs. Jaml!lll A. Rhodes, W. Blaeltnar, Lee McComas an . he m addition to the new ~ne llle Walker tri•l. 19 persono j mt Y9 wif~ ill tho &ll\'etnor. Paul Smart in November and 11-t!: IDEA J·:blm. Na,>per, and Hammond have be<n excused from serv- , AFTER lltiiNG and December were noted. BIll ••MI recotvod 30 dey• problo- ing on the jury under statutory J 1 Andrew Sundl ht Tht tfrst palent lor b o o k Childs reported on the !ootball BOYS COME. UP li<•n and Miller and Potts ..ch provisions provided by tho Ohio k~: trylnl ~ bum :Or"~~~~ ' matches wa~ taken·out by Joab- bsnquet. rt~~ (o~~9~~ ~~ da)s. . Revised code, lui "Try to "·-·rnber" ua Pusey of Uma, Pa. ---P"ES"'N~•:rroN-·· Ollwrs fined Included: Will· nom• • , K " "' lam Guintilt'r, 22 , Syra<:~~se, $21> Already excused have. beell ''TrJ te nmember A. rro(' 'lts~ caa IWallow a Student attendance at F1n· NOW LISTEN TO """ rosts, unsafe operation ' !Aster Soles, B1dwell: William n. &old, of Sfplenlber fi•h ilmO!t the aame llze as it- land's colleges and unlversJtJes l iHe Sit; MAN .... W<lham Moodispaugb, 18, M•d·l TC"~hmle~, ~mton: Chp arlesHTial~· dWio~ lll mr' )ltcause .or Ill elaotlc ltom-IJumped 130 per cent betwaen WMV,AMT <II sw nd cost speeding ·~· "· .amos . a ,,, ear. 1916 and 1965. .:TACKnWJOM, \I~P'" 1 · W . •ht 67 ~lbany $20ICrown City; Mary G. Fredtr· or words to !bet ell~. It · · · ----ti»VH!ffl. : ; rts t n~nt~xlc~t1on and $tO itt, Rt. 1 Vinton: Da\'id A. haunt• ·me and 1 do "· • , few .A~·· 1 31 ""''· tile h'gh I Taylor Vinton· Earl Mink !know it all. · Glralfea •Jeep on1Y B MDN1lli.At. . ~. . 1 and ~ur;;a~a~n~ig~ht~,~u~s:ua:ll~y-~w:it:h~-··: i:AHA!:'A::__~~~~~~========~=~=~~~~~-=~ 1 "~ pom ' ,iRt · 1 'GIIlipoli; .' J · A· Follon' • Then I'YI lltely heard w·v· rusts, Alphapartmg Rosse11)1\ headahid I "· : • and k ' r•iiure tn iP•Iriot Stir RL; Flossi• Mul· kept for my own theoe llllfl, e erec. t'rlt\, 51, ~..~, u of ,,..1d the rlgllt .r way: Roger 'IIM, Rt. 2 V1nton: Doug!., P. &Iven on a sma acrap \· · 2e p meroy '18 & co1 ts! Rouse, Addt!!llll: Charles Scar- 1 er to actress Helen Hayes uur..g, ' 3 to an 1·'"",.... ....... 1i 9 n· l berry Crown Citv· Anna Stone 1\oved Helen Hayes} by Oscar I! 1\ ,pa&~ mg IU <OI """'• ' ' • ' • f · H~<lll' Hit<, 13, Rlltland, $5 and «<l Fourth _Avo.: Elberta Jar· HammtTsttn: to~ ls. dfohrlivt turn ~ ignels; vis . R. 2. Btdweltl; Davtd ~-~ ''A bell iiDIIMII tW )'OI rlq, William Mohler, 4!, Middlep<rt,l Evano, R10 Grande; G. A Lay- : il .• $:1 and cost1. unsafe_ veh~le; . ne, ~rown Ciy; Cora [)~vis. ' A wH 10111 dll y01 sll& Heard in Court ll'l ° 4f "it 1 They'!! It Every :1 sis w':.. , S:' ! So So • Jlo<t-. I 'j (II ' ' · • I 1 .-iu. James Hollon, 43, MmersvtUe, IPatnot Star Rt.; Eva R 1 ft, 1 !5 ••d costs. pMting on tho I Cheshire: and Bertha Thomas, And love Ia yi!OIT 11ur1 wan•t hii!h.,ay: Harold Evaft.•, 35, ; Rio Grande . ; put tloere 1e ttay. J;ong Botlom. $1~ nnd co•t•. ' llarly last II!<Onth. Jud8• Bea, Love lsa't Jove 1111 y.. &lVI speeding 1llld ll allll costs, appointed Harold D. Spears, I Ull- 11 awaJ." · Irunton attotnty a11d f_ or!"IM!r l Forfe iting boTrt!s on patrol - Lawrt~nce <'ounty prosecutmg at-- 1 Ketp &OinK over charges were : Fred Gretner.: torney. a~ a &p!tial assistant to , four laVeiJ linet till they re 3l. z..,..yille. 127 .$0. in'"""'" !John A. Epling. Galli a county :fortver and •ee how much they i load; JiU'lW 8to"''ft· 43. Vi~nna, I prosecutill& •ttorney . Court ap- jWtll meaa to you. !: s; 1Je vehtdt. the,•• W Vn .. and llm:l't Bnmstm 1\t pointed counsels for Walker and. Tht! mute. bell, the ~~.A 'i Clllltoa, va., $27.50. speedini'IMrs. Borden •re William p_ ,song, llle Wlthhoki lovo - 111 , <:~nd Chester Roaeb. 22_ lrnntuR, Cherrinaton and Warren F. iaU lhere. And t~I!C 1 r@mern:: 127 Jolt, P"sing at a hill cr<•t. 1Sheets, both former nallia coun-i: ~·~:~~ .~ ~~ --~====~-- ty prosecuting attorneys, the· J P,, • , . : letter for 12 years. 0}' Final prl'trial action in tho , BUT TJDa SOMEHOW bri,;,t •en 01' Walker case IS an oral hearmg, mt to thl aadnl•• thiL hll DE'IOTID TO !NTii Rl whicl! was hold II 11 a.m. thll Cloaked OIIT community at , .. 1 MEIG$-MAION " " mornill@ on • motion by the <ent deaths in our midst lllo ltcnaro • OWIII, ""DIIIn•• ta . I the de ren !If fOUJit- grealy need.H fOWl& fathers, ' · cttetHr '••-"'• ta~rar !I &e agams Pu"''"""' .....,. •NTftnnv" " .. ·~~. ~r• request lor a_ ..bUI ot par-. ~~·rutu nt fbe OtMo le' .-u • · _ h lhl Wtndell Bunce and Art Morar1 r1~ llftmpanY. uo aa..unJe liL. Pom- tlcularl, un grouaNll t 11 iLy the IWfui"llnnotneneiB lhl& Ohl " " " 1!1\I.IMW \) I ' e, ' ..1 • :~:,. 11u erthMI•I olkl""' wv . request was not accompam_.. 1.Bob .Coett Plllinl bas cre'l~ 2.21."~' ,... i by a m~morandum, aa provid- in 10 many -oirelel. Wt ai.....N.I,. Enlll,.. • totceM ••- m ,.., ' •u•r" "'·'""" •• u.. ptlll' "'II" •' Pftl'll•m• · 00 by rules or the court. can't think of Middleport wllh-u11~0 IAaW ., ..... ,, •., ,. 11 ,....nut•'• , A rullnR II 1180 expected on out lhem - but we have to. ttn"~rwlll &lmMH. lne . ~ l.e,;•n• ; a dtfense coun~~tls' motion to[ "Maybt lh'J' ua '" 1sd laelr ' to" AY<I.. ~•• Yt~r~ nt, Nt:• i ....., )) J I I Yorll: . ora or I u. 1suppms 1ny lnu 8 ...~~(':r::!: .~.,·;::~:-~·::~~ written statements made by M'lybe they ar~ ever near ua/· ~k• .... Mil •• • 1hana• 11 ' 11 ' 1Walker and alt~o to !IUPPI't!l , --0"~ "'·"''~-•' •• Dlonttw....... lUll ...orn.. ,.. onutttbt a, any and I II ev1•-W:IJ\.:oc: obt a Ine d "A.. In a ""'•b•.,. .. ~.- e11m• '!, : 1 THE DAilY SENTINEl! w:·.,. l :r 1 llow ..... ,, ,.. · - ,..,,r"!'JO...,,~, ·, as result of unlawful seltrch and We'll .py &GOd morD1111·'' .... --- .. •ot IQ .I ,., ODI rno ••· · mau on~~ , ••, 1111.10: ••• EHALhL I seizure. .,.._. ,.. By Jimmy Hatlo] By Diet "nwmat ,Coach Carl Wo~e'a Yellow Jackets, beblnd a Z2 point binge )y !be Little Bomber Buddy Moore, suceessfully stymied !be Big Bend area as Middleport eked out a 61-57 vlclory over Gallipolis In the Southeasla"n Ohio Athletic League opwer for ·botll squads. · Matching point fu- point with 'the Jacket..' Moore were Pete ~.J!Ikrson and Larry M;tcbell, -· w• 7-7 at !he 4:11 mart. Mttmell'• jumper made II 9-7. Moore was fouled by Ed Hamllton and mlde one. Moore's jumper 1ave the Jacketa a 10.~ lead. Mitchell hlt again on a jump er hl!d was fouled by Davil. The Blue DevU made ..,. of two at the foul lane and gave Gallipolis a 12-10 lead. Davis wool under foc a layup aDd notted the coont at12-12, TannehlU's free throw 11••• the Jac- The Jackelll eamo out on IS-12 after a ligbtneln& fast first quarter. Davis and Anderson traded baokell to open !be scoring. Then Ge<l'ge Sauer sank a free lbrow 1o give Middleport a 3-2 lead. Anderson sank a Ire eUU'ow to give Middlep<>rt a 3-2 Jeed. Anderson hlt 1rom the side and Gallipolis had Its flrst lead 4-3. Willi Gallipolis leading 7-5, Mark Tannehill's crip tied II both of w11om hlt for 2l po1nto. Anderson canned hlB laat tour field goab In tile last four millulet of play to keep !he Blue DevU. In clooe range down to the wire. Middleport's 6-4 BUI (Spider) Davis bad 12 of the Jacket.' 33 team rebounds. John Brown. Anderson, and Mitchell looked good on t!1e boards for GalUpolis. No rebund . charts were kept for !be Blue Devils. The Southern Tornadoes 'lllrned· back a nearly successful las! quarter rally to take a hard-earned 53-49 win over Wilton of Vinton county on Friday night at Racine. The Purple Tornadoes, tutored by Coach Craynor Slone, and pl'l}'ing their season oid ·lifter, en! midway in the fourth quar· ter. Wilton, with several games under 118 belt, found the Tornodoes In a_ cold streak in the th1rd perwd and ba!Ued back from a 10 point balftime defldt to lie the score at 36 all seconds before the buzzer ended the thlrd quarter. The Tornadoea. bowever, sank a bucket and were leading 33-36 going In· to the last eight minutes. The score changed hands or was~ from that point until Wilton took the lead for the only bme, at 42-4tl, on a basket hy a dandy Guard Jim Strausbaugh with 4:30 remaining. Southern quickly jumped back Into the lead on two straight of field goals and then beld a points on seven buckets and 1Randy Proffit and Ray John· lead of four or more points the Ieight lree throws. CUndlll was 1son led the winners with eight rest of the way. Strausbaugh, with 19, was the j' each. Goss was high for Wil· Southern's big period was the only Wilton player ID hllln dou· ton with 13. second quarter with IS points ble figures. Willon . . . • 14 21 36 49 to seven fur Coach Bill McNic· Sou~bofn hit on 19 of 49 shnls Southern . . . . . . . . . 18 31 38 53 kle's Wilton quintet. Wiltoo hit for 38 per cent while Wiltoo sank Wilton - Strausbaugh 7-7-t9, only one field goal in the entire 18 of 58 allempta for 31 per I Pierce 4-1·9, Peters 3-3-9, Long second quarter. Scoring for the cent. Cundiff of Southern and 1-2-4, Wells 1-2-1, Ruggles 2-0Tornadoes in the second quar- 1Wilton's Strausbaugh both exit- 4. Totals 18 (13-22) 49. ler were Juniors John McClin- ed on fouls. Southern - Cundiff 8-3·19, lock willl 6, Amos Wa.,own The Tornado reserves, coach- Wallbrown 2-4-8, D. HiD U-4, 5 and Sherm Cundiff 2. ed by Mike Popp, opened their McClintock 7-8-22, Non-scorers, Southern's McClintock, a l-10 season with a tight 33-29 win Grueser, Mathews, Trippletl, M. guard, led aU scorers with 22 in the preliminary contest. HJII. Totals 19 0>-301 53. Athens Takes Knight Paces Eastern Five Standings T0 67-37 Win Over Wildcats ~:'on 17~ ?~ 35th Straight o ALL GAMES Pomeroy Reserves l Lose 41-35 !\'latch ' ,I NBA Ste""b:P • By United Press ~' Eastera D'Yitlta . _ _;_:• w. L. . ~ 14 ..... Boston 16 8 ..., Cincinnati IS I ,IIJ Philadelphia 7 II-* New York .•· Westen Dlvlsloll W· L.. M Los Angeles 15 ll .tl'l San FranciSco 12 12 ~ , a'i..:w~ ~: ::-r:~ :~~:n~ ~o~s~~t~l ~~~It\!~:. I~ \~ :!:-'. 60 :;;o to 58-5:1 for Middleport. Ed Holgate 88 Ha~ler 58 . Detroit I 17 Ji1 Hamilton fouled by Sauer made Miller City l>4 Fort Jennings 52 . F 'd ' 1 o- ult& ' · ' · Archbold 64 Delta 59 I • ri. ay ~• two from 1 foul line to :tue Paulding 78 Bayne 4ti I Philadelphia 119 Boston lOS Middleport' l:d : ~~ Blue Creek 67 Oakwood 58 Cincinnati 122 Los Angeles 111 ~oore, ~u~rddl ~ 'tr : : Tinora 70 continental 6!1 I (Only games schedulad) : . 1':,~ w-~ ~tchel~ f e led ~·~==-...:.::;::.:_.:::=..::::;::;;;:;_~ its ho ~ the J 0: 1 Stobart . w .,::; ~ddl ac ~ ~ ~~~ ~· b't ~ d~r t';n 1 : 00~anthat 1" :OOed !he· mar 'th Middlert the sconn:,.~ Tb Jacto 1 ball Qllt clro~ I The oc ;me wa won at the ~ foul as Middleport made 21 of 30 shots. The Jackets shot ~.2 per cent !ri>mfhe field, canning 21 ol 50 at~·· Gallipolis wao slightly better the field goal bracket, getting I !'- 11•--===..._,... 5 the Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture WI:' kU:, CABINET SINKS io ,:. u! I < of:. ~temp:e~~tsmadl! ( SEOAL VIctory I i I 1 • Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy Blue Imps in lnJ~~!·~:;':'o~~!~~~ 38-35 Victory over MIJS. '8' ~day, Scores 7~alrport ga:.t Athens will : Painesville Harvey c9 for both teams. host Pomeroy while Logan Will Akron Buchtel !If It was the first loss !!Uifered Ohlo Hlgb Sebool BaoketbsO I host N;lsonv1lle. Box score of Akron St. Vincent 47 by Nelsonville w • loop team By Uolled Press IDiornalioDIII I Friday. SEOAL opener at Lo- Akron Central 66 other than Athens in S years. Columlrwr Brookhaven 54 gao: 1 Cuyahoga Falls 114 Larry Rose had 13 for the Coach Terry Hansley's Gallla Columbus South 521 ATHENS (171 Akron Garfield 59 winners. Steve Shultz popped in Academy lligh School reserve Columbus West 96 Rapp. 4-0-8; Adams, 4-2-10; ll'adswortb 42 13 for the Hounds. NHS hit only sqund opened its 1965-641 cage Columbus Central 71 Elhs, 1-0-2; Snyder, 6-0-12: 1Akron South 47 27 per cent from !be field. JHS season with a come from be- Columbus East 84 Wren, 14-4-32; Wright, 0.2-2; Akror1 Roban 44 hit 4ti per cent. hind win, 311-35 over the MiddleMarion Franklin eo .TOTALS 29·9·67. Norton 65 Coventry eo Box score: port reserves last night at Mid. Columbus Linden 72 I LOGAN 150) NELSONVILLE (ft) dleport. It was the season's Columbus Walnut Ridge 28 P~elps, 7·3-!7: Westl'nll, I Richards, 3-1-7 Pancake, 1.(1· opener for both schools. Worthingwn 58 Whitehall 43 9: Slone, 2-1-5: Poston, 4·2-10; Ul OSfs ISS 2; Daugherty, >-3-13; Harold 1- After trailing three periods Upper Arlington 57 Bell, 0.:1-2; Auker, >-1-11; 1·3; Hubbard, 2-0-4; Shultz, 6-1· and most of the fourth. the Mt. Vernon 38 le~ l-0-2 TOTALS efrigld•lro eAdmlral 13; TOTALS 18-6-42. Little Jackets closed gap inside,Bexley 45 Delaware 40 Y Quarters. e Speed Qu- • Hoover JACKSoN (11) took over a 34-33 lead. Greg Grove C1ty 52 Gabanna 31 Athens ..... ·. 10 17 18 Rose. 6-1-13; Eisnaugle, ().I). . Smith was louled and made a ~illlard 56 Groveport 38 Logan . . 6 16 16 12-M il e ProvlnctlowA 12; Ad&ir, 3-!Hi: Boggs, 2-3-7; 'one for two to tie It :14-34. WestervUie 44 Mifflin 36 A:~erv~ score - Logan eFioxst..l Patton, 2-5-9; TOTALS 19-9-47. Craig Rawlins motched the free Canal Wmchester 88 . · By Quarters; throw to give Middleport a . llluni!too Township 70 ' ----.NelsonviUe .. ... . . 10 !I 29 42 35·34 lead B!g Walnut 56 Dublin 4.l Zane_ Trnce 62 Hu~mgton 57 Jackson . !4 22 33 47 S 'th' · b ck 1 t the 1.111 Columbus Academy 63 Chilhcothe Flaget 51 Umoto · · · .. · · · rna s U e a · Col . Fredericktown 73 MIDDLEPORT mark put Gallipolis oul in front umbus Umverslty 61 Ce b Lo . B h f led Reynoldsbrg 75 McArthur nter urs 53 TONIGHT'S GAMES 36•35. Uls us was ou Franklin Hei hts 70 Jt:astern at Chauncey and made both free throws C~ •• tr!and at Kyger Creek or the final mao·gin of victory. New Albany o;nbua Ready 54 Rutland at North Gallla Butch CordeU was high for Mt· V St Vince Hannan Trace al Zaleski Gallipolis with 13 points, and Columbus s~":r 611 nt 48 IGreg Smith had 12. Craig RawGallipolis ot Oak Hill · ~hlo De f 1 ' 8 7, You'll Want to See lOLA'S Middleport at Wllhama lins was high for Middleport Lancaster 67 Pomeroy at Southern Local with 13 poinls. Fairfield Uni 48 ' DISTINCTIVE GAIJJPOLIS 118) Powhatan 66 Flushing 5a OQ G. Jackson, l-0-2; G. Smltb, Shadyside 70 When You Shop 5-2-12; L. Bush, 2-3-7; L. Evan.•, Sherrard (W v ) 42 I S For Hor 2-0-4; B. Cordell, >-3-13. Totals, . Jewell 56 Sclo 54 • a. 15-i-38. New Athens 58 Hopedale 55 MIDDLEPORT (35) Conotton Valley 55 Lakeland Z9 S. Pullens, 4-1·9; R. Lalflng- Tiltonsville 44 Dillonvale 4.2 well, 2-U; C. Hawllns, 2-1l-13; Yorkville 67 Mt. Pleasant a J. Condee, 1-0-2; K. Russell, Dennison St. Mary 102 1-3-5. Totals, 10-15-35. Seton Central MIDDLEPORT. 0. Scores at the end of quarters Columbus North 57 Participating Store Gallipolis· .. · .. · .ll 17 30 38 Columbus Whtstone 55 In the Middleport Merchants Middleport. .. .. .. i 15 25 3ii London 62 MarysvUJe 48 Holiday Glft-A-Rama Ple...nt Viet 74 Columbus Hartley 113 Liberty Union 66 Carrol 50 Northmor Ill Mt. Gilead llf Circleville 92 Greenfield McClain Miami Trace 60 Washington C. H. •6-Tronohtor Rodlo Jowol Granville 47 Utica 35 Berne Union 44 Pickerington 36 e Porta.,lt Hair Dryer~ I Buckeya VaUey 74 •Jai'IDIIO Sillr Palnll... • Lodlll' kuffs Olentangy 43 •Jo-try From llam Plain City 67 ! e PMUJI'lec· , The Plains (Mt. 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It was Eastern's Jackson ..... •.. 1 1 94 103 Rocket. VarSity game Fr1day Gallipolis at Oak Hill In a swec odn tstra1gbt dSVthA~ twhindwl hile Coach George Evans' !Gallipolis ••. •• .. 0 1 57 61 Athens, behind the 32 - point night. non-league match and the Jac' 1 ca s su 11ere eJT 11' oss. Nelsonville ...... 0 1 42 47 outburst o! Mike Wren, opened I The only win lor the Pome- kets invade Ma;on for 8 go It was the second straight , . ' Pomeroy ....... , 0 1 SO 6S defense of !Is SEOAL champ- roy cagers was earlier m the at the Wahama White Falcoos. game Eastern held !be oppos- Eastern s next outing W!U be . !onship Friday nigbl by defeat- evening when the Panther~ GAU.II'OLIS 1571 1 ilion to less than 40 pomts Friday mghl against Kyger I So;QAL ONLy mg Logan, 67-50. I won by 3>-30 over Wellstoru p A d ll.Q-22 · J Br<own Visit Elberfelds 3rd floor for a complete The Eagles Jumped into a Creek while Hannan Troce plays TEAM · Freshmen n erson, • · 11\-4 lesd •t the end of the ' at Zaleski tonight· W L p OP It was the Bulldogs' 35th Le . V Met • 16 . ts 3-2-8; Gilkey, 1-0-2 E. Hamil ~rst period, were ahead 36-10 ' Dean Wise canned !0 points Wellston .. •... •· I 0 85 50 jstraight conference triumph i n~I\ : p "' ' po~ts i ton, 0-3·3 L. Mitchell, selection of Kitchen Sinks - Youngstown at halftime and coasted to a !Jn leading the Hannan Trace Athens ........ I 0 ti7 so , within the past three and one- . was g test '~'.? ~nctt'n I D. Gilmore. 0-l)-0 R. Ford, ; 1 1 1 1).1).6 J . Gilmore, 0-0.(1 P. J. 46-23 lead going inw the fillBI , reserves to a 30-24 win ov<r ' Middleport ...... I 0 61 57 hall years 1reserve con · and Crest - 66 inch, 54 inch and 42 inch I 0 47 421 , followed WJt.h 7 for lhe .Baby Ryal, .• • ·~··Is, --7·57. eight minutes of action. i the littlo Eagles. Martin paced I Jackson . . .. ·" ·• d 1h B 11 led th ~ ·~ ~ The tall and aggressive Melgs llllislern wilh 12. Gall!pohs .... •. 0 I 57 61 1 After Logan hel e u - ~ Panthers. Kmg e wmners MIDDLEPORT !Ill - Steel or Port Formed Plastic Tops. countians played ftne ball aU : EASTERN !I'll Nelsonville ..... 0 1 42 47 ' dogs scoreless some. four mm- With 17. G. Stobart. 7-2-16 M. Tarme- !I evening. . Douglas, 1-2-4; Newland, 0-1-1; Logan .. , . . . 0 I 50 67' utes In the opemng stanza. . Bob Barrett paced ':; .rome- liill, 3+10 B. DaviS, ''-'·''" eSHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 Two other phlyers In double Knight 10.2-22; Wolfe, 0-2-2; Pomeroy ... •· .. 0 I 50 ~ · AHS caught_ fire, and took a I~ roy Frosh squad loOthe"" VIc- 8 Moore, 6·10·22 G. figures for Coach Gary Parson's Justus, 0-!-2; Badgley, 4-0-8; TOTA13 -- · ·-·.. C 4 C5l Ut ' 6. hrst period lead. By hal . tory With 14 pomts. r scor- 1-1-6 A. Bradbury, 1).1).6. Totals . . live were Charles Eichinger Pooler, ~-16: Eichinger 14-2-10 time, It was 27·22 and after ers for tbe Panther freshmen ZG-21-3 • . with 10 and bil1 Jolm Pooler Roush 1-0-2. Totals M-1~. TEAM W L P OP three periods, Athens was on were Jun Crow With 8· Jeff Score at tho end of quarters ! with 16. HANNAN TRACE (371 Jackson ......... I ~ 30 20 lop 46- 38. I ~:z 6E~si!Samea~~.d ~ Gallipob 12 2.\ 40 57 Senior Dan Hall paced the Belville, 4-0-8: Daniels,Z-2-6; Wellston ..... •. 1 0 41 35 Jim Phelps pumped In 17 lor : and Dounard ~ch had eight , Middleport. . 13 32. 47 61 . Mercerville crew with elgbl Hall, 8-1-17: Murdock 0-1-1, Logan ....... , 1 G 41 40 the losers. : . 18 lo' Well too. Reserve score. Gollipolis 38. baskets and one roul abo! lor Cremeens 0+5. Totals 14-9-37. Gallipolis ..... •.. 1 0 38 35 Athens outrebounded Logan ' porn s !Mid~·:dl:epo:rt:.:35~.NOMR<ooli<.CoiC;:;;::;:;.;;.;;;;;;:;.;;.;;;:;;:;.;;.;;:;;;;;.~ 17 point.. Reserve- llannan Trace 30- Middleport ., . . . . 0 I 35 39 33-2~ Todd Snyder had 15 re- Clearfork 118 Highland 44 II -- -- . Eastern 24. Athens .. ... , ,• , 0 I 40 45 bounds for the Winners. Logan Xenia 55 Springfield Shawnee 4! Pomeroy .. ...... o 1 35 41 hltl9 of 50 sbots from the Held Grand Valley 45 Ledgemont 34 Jackson Upsebl Nelsonville ··... o 1 20 30 for 38 per cent. Athens hit 28 of l Pymatuning Valley 102 TDTA13 __ .. . ·. C 4 ZU 1114 '65 for 43 per cent. . Newbury 63 Hounds, 47to 42 Logan won !be prelimmary ! Ridgeville 71 Vermilion 41 I tf Metamora II FUltoD 18 Springfield 80 Slow 49 Coply 84 Hudson 39 Wooderidge 6S Mogadore 62 Windbam 73 Atwater 61 Crestwood Ill Garrettsville 40 Kent Stale 63 Field 42 Brunswicl< 45 Cloverleaf It Buckeye 5e Highland 44 Dalton 87 Norwayne 51 Smithville 51 Doylestown 43 Rittman ~ Northwestern 47 Bryan 73 Montpelier 63 Fairview 69 Wauseon 62 Ayresville 59 Hicksville ~ Napoleon 75 Liberty Center 66 kets their IS-11 first period """mark, u bolo t.iams oanned lead. 15 points In tile thlrd period. Two .looe llhotl by Mltcbell The Jackets pulled out to a kept 11\e Bille Devlla In range 51-10 lead early In the fourth u he Jackets built up a 19-161qUIIT!er on 8 bucket by Gary lead ... rly in llle second hall. Stobart and a brace of Moore sank two and Tannehill throws by Moore. A braoe one to give Middleport 25-18 goal& by Mitchell and Brown lead at tbe 3:49 IIW'k. The and 8 corner shot by Anderson Jackets led by oeven, 32-25, at whi!Hed the Jackel l...ct to !he half. 55-5! at the 3:07 mark. Middle'port wu sllU up seven Right here GAllS point., 47-40 at !be lhree-quar- ed pressing bard and Jim Gil· more fouled Sauer wbo added 1,ornadoes Hold off w.·lton Rally to w.·n , 1 1 Opener ~-;~;_s;;:· Middleport Nudges Gallipolis 61-57 in League Did .You .Know That •.:- ~· p • ASSOCIATED RADIO & TELEVISION (WITH MILLER MAYTAG) PHONE WY • 2-3635 ! ' HARRY MILLER �.. ... . . . . , • • ii ·' i ...,, 1' ,.. .... t !!!!.•• ~! AILSTARS Jackson's Free -50 Cage wl':n W r, 1 5. ':·. asses G~.ve sw ' ~econdl e~~~~~ed WQ ~looPS· It field aoal! IJid a frellilroWJ quarter. thtouih lhe Wtlblall, ralld Q 0111 of ScllrlnC frOm outat4e, IMI4• SoijtbeMitl'll Ohio CIIU and undei'IIOath, he sot l1v8 powere tllla eea1011o liid .U points In the opeoinl llama. wrq brle!l1111tbe day Dl&ht In the season open· 11 ill ol lhe mllwle w)leo Panll!er er lor both tellJlls, two perloda, IIIII lheD COi nlll· a.ll Dlcll Wel'l')' tllllk I ker, f.ddil Jru:obi, an AIHlhlo eandktate who in his senior yell', hit Ill poiuls to pace the Golclerl !Wdlell to tP victoey over Pomeroy here Frl· ~ Soutb~ Ky~er's second straight pme tbat was WOP or lost In the ina! !IE!COIIdS· Last Ffulay, the Bobcal$ deIt ~ 111·-~~.u!!._ ~M!. ~It! .~~!..!" ~..... 21 '"" - - .,. - -~ - ..... q\III'WI' bad tllplfd, 'bill ~ ctlll averaat. ~t!t '"~-' ..'!.~ ~ !!! ~!!' ~11!.11.._.,_1, - ea~h Pt. Pleasant Has £U Lettennen, · - -~· Three Re.,nlars Back This year .,....., IPII ~UDU<~ ex~l lijtctadJnll , ..~ lltCll DV lii\OW J - to .~--- - - ... w•.. - .. l'oiDII'01 will cut the Panthtr dellall It All4¥ '""' Jatarlllllntl HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Somttuaq you wondtr whether te~ rtally haa IDY offect 00 ~le--whtther they ,.. or bNr Or !Wid 111Yihin8 OICept In preconceived tarmo. I olltn doubt lt.. From iQffie of lhe mall that lbll wrllor rectivaa 11 ~y clear too llllll1 people :oce only what tbiJ Will! to see In a Jiven .-- In* If Jlldll ~ ~ u- . . I .,. _,. . . . Wtlllton .. · .. .. .... = . ..: : ~~: ~ p ° Coac~ Ll~y~ Myer~ fiv.: ~ t~ Cit=-:.~...! m~t ~, t~n~'~0fi18:!: :OJ~~~ ~~rw;"~ :m = ~~. ~~~ 1~, We~ ~mji~- ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? Tho...,..."' I ~bose City~ I SOuthwt~tern rebound~. conte~t ~enlor ~11 ~- J~ Rio JV' Suffer First Loss Of Year I~ ~cine Cia::~ Drll&®~ ~ :,m' • ~7 Ste~e ~IIIDs *· warren Gets 51 - 3-U; E.Johnson, Turner, 244 6-3-13;Dye, Kessin8tr, 3- MONAHANS, Tex. 2-8; J. Turner, Vance, Ten mlnuUltl alter ' 3-l-7: Chinn, 6-J.IS; Butcher, f1cllon leleV!slon ahow 1-0.2 King, 7-1-15: Adkins, on _tho eels In the 1 1 the Browns, last! Totals t3- Htl. year's Easlern Diviaion winUON-NAPPFJt area of Now Moxlco, Tau,[ ners, hosted the, 1964 championBELMONT, Calif. (UPI _ and Mexico. sh1p contest, 1l s the Western Police are on the alort for '!'be lbow waa '"!be Da The Dlvblon wlnner'a turn thll year. LOS ANGELES tUPl) - A The Buckl broke the pren 111 reports of a 11()-pound mountain Earth Stood Still" a yatory erBrowne official• expect a 51-pomt performance by soph- lbe early stages with a con- 111111 that wu taken from a about wbat whOII the owd of 15·0110 to 80,1MMJ at the umore 800fd Mll<t Warren and trolled olleue and moved away veterinary hospital hel'f. earth'• iltctrlcil IUilPIY is =ur Sund~Y: 11 could be iJuroor IQrward Mike Lynn pro- to a 15-9 lead. They in ! Paul Doualos. attendant at neutrallfed. mal ar,er weather re- pelled two-time national cbam- front liDUI two mJnuteo U1e hospllll, Nld hi II - - - - -- - ---1 Ana In the balmy 405. pion UCLA to a 92-66 decision the hall confident the Uon-napper will own a Uon and not brai "'"'"I •loa~ ~;u:dlebo •:rprlsmgly over Obio State Friday night. Buckl In FOil Trouble iglVe himtelf away. "You can't II," he aaid. Tolle~ri~"~: Men ~lnce tho Nl h g oontest, The Buckeyll were '"charge UCLA put I calamp o.-< oniM to lose wltllt Wilt ave nothing m01l ol tht lltsl half, but lhe IJUard Ron Sepic, usually A ' "'" hing oller shove and 1 boplns :~ R~dskms are 1 Bruins settled down m the late Bcks' top scorer, holding hjm 1 <oloaoe lhat lam lrOnl du•k lo oil aowft.' Ml!ml the Play- stages o[that period to hold a to just nme poinls. "'" " ... British S!erllns. ,,.,. Cleveland hit the h . 3>-33 half1me !ted. Center B<*o Dove kept Lvr1nll $3.10 lo $10.00. ship berth locked u cw~~:':'~ In tht reoond hall, it was on under control during the Red•ktn•- alon wfth the [UCU AS THE _Brums' loght hall, but tired after the York Giants andg St Louis ~:;. ~:k!~rced Ohio State mto mlasion, louted _and and ship berth locked up whlle the W · beaan to pour Ill the Redsklns _ long with th N arrtn scored 23 points as he billing 20 points In the . e ew proved hi can llll lhe shoes of hall JEWELRY no.E Court St. Pomtrey York Giants and St. Lou!& Car- the doparted Gail Goodrich as Behind Hosket In the IC:Orln•ll We Are "A Gold Star dlnols - are locked '" a race 1the team's playmaker. Lynn column for the Bucko waa Store• lor second as ll&ht as a bunny's took same scori•" honors with Ahl' h 'th 17 1 1• ""!!':=~ uniform ... levyc wa poItn~. uoli ll ;: _ _ · _ _ :!I points· "Thelf quicknell Washinjlon pol StadiumRedskino Sunday atitMunlcl• will the final appearance of tht year for the NFL Eastern Dlvblon champions before the bometoWil la~ecause 1~20; UCLA R•IpS •BUCkS ~ BRITISH STERLING ::·:~r=, :'~a ~rumal at! The Nicest People Qlve The I GOESSLER ~....... $ Q ~ g IIl NEW SUNBEAM Appliances HAVI ARRIVED ! i JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING! 8Ut15lmpr..Siveasthi!pair arepter than you realixe," was, !Ophomore Bill Hosket of Coach Fred Taylor In an11lyzin.1 ll Oh:o Slate d1dn't take a back the loss "We tried nor to seal, lor he threw in 21 points- \ but we couldn't help IL" t \all but two of them on field Ohio State returns borne goals. 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MM •••••• reata .........., to Tht Datlr ltiiiiMI "' He RUTlAND ~ ' lw wN111 I I I . ----------··----······--·-·-······-····· FURNITURE SH 2-4811 PI lONE 985·2125 THE DAILY SENTINEL I lutl.ond4 Rawlings Honda Sales BEIICI GRINDER :, 119-U 118.88 If·· ........ 13-PIECE UTlUTT tABINET' ------------------------------------------------ I MIDDLEPORT, 0, -.u ~· '"· 101 _ , . .. . ' . . ,i J ' ~. '· . * $5.75 ununSANDn <CJ,:zc$ -- =.11M RUa UIIEI·IUIIET UIIT ' J m< ..... IIIICitiH CEILIIII UIIT 11 .69 IIIXMI UGHT FIXTURE $4.44 - 2 4• • WOODEN VANITY Clift' .... - 117.71':.., • 'MYSOII WI CCWI CAll. 4" WORKSHOP VISE ~ $7.27 7-PC. SCREWDRIVER SET =ssg.aa Til EIICLOSURt ,...... • ~t ••r._,• HARDWOOD $6'49 TORCH liT PIIOPANE : S6.99 SELECT LAUAN • • . . . . $4.99 2.... TilLE 10111 TIP~ 111.11 ..:;_ PUWOOI4'd'. & $3.09 8 Fr. 2x4's . . . ....... ••· 69c UIIDU OAI • , • • • 17.18 LIIDIDIE CIEIIY •• 118.18 Ben Franklin STOVE S13J.45 I'IP'tiE WILIIT •• S1Ui •A US£ CLOSED AS A STOVf -EN 1 ' fiREPLACE! • • • ..........., I IURNS WOOD. COo\l 011 CHARQ¥U 4'xl'x'Yt .. IODmiiiDAIII IQt TOY 110M • IDEAL 1 F'Oft FAN ItT fMW.)M CABINr . con.aH' ...,.._, ltACI 6..,... - tfk•..,. r:J~ '1M:.:in~ J FIREPLACE EJIS£MBLE p..... 3-N<:E HARDBOARD PUEUII ~ llllll'lACI SIT 4'x8'x%" SlEET CHERRY • WALNUT • OAK JIOI!F' SIIOYil·IIOOM .:=:spa_ 129.18 FIRE LITERS =•a... - ,...,.a 69C ""' ,.. '-!Tift CT N. oc 6 1M 5 ColSt LOT S I TOY CHIST The !taW 111Uie auellon cleated 1151 hoad. Supply mostly 1ood I'll choice steers and heifer r:alves ond good year· lings, quality IIQIIIOWbat beller than two weeks ago, tradlnC ae~·•· .,fu weights st-. strong to 541 cents higher, hellm ~75 eelllll higher with most advance 011 btiler calves: yearling otltl'l 5IJ0-1541 lb choire :12-24.11(1, &ood 18.75-22.25, standard 16.50 - 19, yw~ng heifers scattoted choice 19-211.20, good 16.25-18.50, steer colves liOO-GOO lba dlofc. to low prime 12.10·11.75. 8004· 18.5-12, heifer calwo II!Ulll loll! prime 1.50, choiae 18.9-21.1, &oid !65-187~ llogs 1300, oupply 11t01lly 1-S mixed 200-2$1 lbo barrow• and gilta, OOWI around I lit\' 111111 batrows and Iilii IC!ivt, I lo 541 eents hlcher. for 8111'1001 011 wfllbls under 230 lb ~ws fq1)J 25 ftllls, apols 10 lllllll biCbtr 1-3 110- 2 lb borrowa IIlii ,.; 276t-fl.75, 1-1 :11110-260 lb 26.7527.10, Z.3 110-110 lb 38-2Jil.75, 1-1 ~ lb 2.50-~. bulk IIIIIs 2-3 4011-650 Jb II • 11,.71. IW 1100 lb Pm .... 19, lloVt 17-18. .... DftiLL DRILL SI!T r •tlle 300. Calves 100. no enough of ony one clt11 for ad· equate market llol Ono lold choice 8:iO lb heifera 24.50, good 700-300 lb 11·23, utlllty and com· merciol COWl! 14-15, conner and cutler 11.50-14.50, uUUty and commercial bulls 16-18, individual choice vealtrl 31·31. POR A Ylll CNOICE Market Report A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Nicest 1184ti'11111NW:IIIIIftftMIIftiiiC..... COMPANY Santa Suggests.... hi- 1 1 KI NG ~----=~--~---=====-- 5-INCH ElECTIIC Thi!; time sev eral atcused me of an insifluating a ar• • KIT SAW W1THOUT COUPON ~ut)j«-t ApPIJes El~ewhere Over thf! past few ytU'I, one of the most significant runnin& st m If>~ concerned wJth television h:1s be€-n the increasing prcs.ure of the N18f0 movement for representation in the vidPo m~dium, 1nd the growing use of Ne11roea on the home srr rt~n . It is, to • ttlevl~;ton columnist, nothlna more or leBS tkm a !iltory to be covered for to •gnore It would be bad r<porting, making the correspondent on the beat untrust. worthy 81 to other happenings. Mo' l lttters from all aectlo!ll ot the counlr)l bev1 been extremely courteou1 and favorable concerning our stories about the Negro and video _ which again have been dead slr.,ighl- yet a number of th e notea W!lrt lronlc, 1o wit: -- Dlii.UXII SAW WITH COUPON Agoin flier~ Cllllll tho ple~o­ " 1"1 ond courteous noteo and ag_n i~ there came the cr~ckpot m l<:::iiVel - they almost alWl\1'~ come. no maHer what the att eck on the Kellllt'dys. and st•vera.1 oth er~ accused me of being a Kennedy pr... agent. Ar I say, u,. piece I wrote wa1 dtad straighl. as are all that do not deal direclly with lhe televi:.o: ion industry. 7%• UTILITY ADDITIONAl OR Kennedy on a program. 1 wrole I piece commenting V@t'Y atraighUorwardly and' · with documentation, on the shrewd and effective u"' of televl•lon by the Ken!redys, •nd the Kennedy admini•tration. TURNER ADDITION YC~~U~Ptowu ~· television set without set:lng a OPEN HOUSE Sunday Dec. 5 7%• TOOLS Then there wa!J the time teYeral years back, when tl Jeemed you couldn't turn on a Dllftlatli... Co. W~ , ~ ~ lor~ er;" 8/sllka ,_.-durlnl Conftlctfng Notes Several doyo alter theae quotes wero printed, I received, along with some courteous and pleasant lellars on the oubject, several orockpot notes. A few . brandl!d llle a right-wl"i ' exrtellllilt (I kid you not) and . asked how 1 could print anything about "that man." A few others ealled me a leftwin~r for not speaking to Goldwal<'r dlrocUy (I had tried but was referre·d to his television elpegt). Mind you, theso wel't •II noleo ou the same ar ticle, and It was all very depressing to this devout tn iddlewinger, - =--•:r -------- ~I El~ wilb la11 Y"r'• pretldlllltlal cll!llpaisns]lllklng to a very nice fellow who wu a top aide of Barry Goldwater, and i&tting from him somo quotes to lhe efreet that the GOP candidate might not he able to buy •• muoh 1 telel'lllon lime •• he had hoped 1 to. because of the larg• expense. feated Hannan Trace, 60-ll8 with two seconds remaJniJIS R"'' • oqew ·•• tul aat A. th '··d Keith,,.. 5-10120 wtlmlnatto Billlbon • IJuiiAI•• on a lay-up by Lanny Tyo. ....... 11"11•'1'.. PI" •• I,U Pl. Pleasallt, e . ,....,.y .. .. .. .. . _.., ljoW<!ver, the Bobcalll lost al en;bip of C91ch Dick Horton SOPHOMORES l'GriPI011111 I& Oll1lleotllt M of tbt, way. Jacobi lt-N, Jordoll 1+2, chal:ce for a victory when a break a lo08 los!P& streak In Hil}I•S far IIlii lith consecutive year, Mike MlrnhcMll ••.. . 6-3 SOO PQrW..,.IIIIut 59 Vllltq 61 Poiiiii'OJI IOOflllc was1 1top- klblll' o.M, Gllw.l 64-14, bai!<et by Larry Whobrey was the South-tern ljYm, kept on 1110 oil lettermen, throe ol Mll<e llw'illlt .. .... ... 6-0 161 Upper &alldulky 11lbWIIII tl by SlmptOn, a 1-11 e dor, HayburD l·H Buescher 1-1·3. 27 disallowed with ono second left. the heels of tbt Hlsbl•nc!en, by them starrers last :mnter, re; gbob Doelflllller ... - .. &0 15 Cleveland JohD Adamt 11 sis field 8oalB and five TQiali ze- -M. Foi!Vord Chock LeJCb watiDIII- using full c:ourl preu, £'l •£ IUnl1n8 for the Bl8 Bladu Jeff Swliher ........ IHl 15li Clevtldd Cldlt4nl lAIII 61 foul ahllll lor IT polnll. The PomtrOY _ ISIIDPIQ!I 14-17, 8 ed,· before lht play, but hi m1JI. untU Spauldlo8 Ued lht same e8 JQ6i.IIIN baikltball campaliu. Bill Pwk .. ....... .. . 5-10 170 Clevlland lltiJ' N011t M1 othar Pulhlr player ot Kn!Jhl :1-4-4 IPIIII WI, 1\oUsb ed the tying foul shot at'.empl at 47-47 wllil 3:27 rem•l•ins. li\!l A yoer qo, Pt. Pleuanl won Gtry Wrlthl . .. ..... . 5-t lim Cleveland Wnl Tldl U I I.:O.oll Ruu dMool'elo .. Ool·l, W.18, Swtu.r 8111111 74 135 before the ftnal bUller. He also ellliiWdthe IWCOild !nul five ond lost 15. 11 was COICb KeonY lo{artlll • •••• • • 5-I aeveiNd aqua Dlck-W '"'"':.. Moore m. 'l'ollll 11-14Rtboundlng was the key In shot as yger jumped into Ill Hortnn't wont taaiOII rtCOI'd. 1J wu orry, w,.., 10. 1 ...., •• the Highlander triun11>h as the first lead of the evening, 48 • ___ .._., BUI I" · " " ' w 150 !alter Southwestam flvt arab- 47. With Hall and Tyo lradinl ll'QIIIIln st. Joe ..,_.,.. Tbt Pt. p._m qulnlel will .. .. .... . Clevtlaad ljl, lflliiUU U Hoblplal 801 sll abotl II THE T"'bed 34 caroms to the Bobcatl' baokols tho 8001'0 otood even Oak Hill H, South Polllt play a »aame schtdule lhio Barry Ollsto • " " " .. 5-4 IOO Eall CleVIIaad flblw • lhrouib lh1 hoopt hvm lht lleld • .,.,., "• n K . ped 1Upptd past Rocl< Hill 68 • 00, yeer lncludlnJ two with GaUla Joey Jones .... "· • · H 146 11n1s• U IIICI elllrt mort alllil fret'illroW 1n1 1 COil Grove loll a IJ&.T4 batUe Aoaclemy Hlih ocllool ~se Dennl& Thevenln · · ·• H 130 Clevellld Sl 8IBDI•llao I& , un 1 ~ger JUm to lilly 20 for 1111 Jtoektll, 25 · h po1nt lead on a basket by to Fairland, and Q:eppeake two leaml haven't on the Sam Pattel'8011 . . . . . . 11-2 130 Clevtllld 'a)'JIIIlllno Jacoba llld llollapltl, umpe a ea at e e rey. ripped Symmell V.lley 66-37 in hardwood since February, 1947. Dec. 10 Alumni ' 1 ' 1 LortD liD& ii Gilliland lito bll Ill doll0 j 10 A last minute stall by the · Ohio Valley Conferenoe aalllll Pt. Pleasant to that dale, had Dec. 4 - At Princeton Findlay 'II Lor'liu 18 ble for tbe wbmlra wllb ) . . · Wicklinemen failed as Jackson Friday rujht. won 21 frOm GAllS and lost Dec. 17 - Ripley Ctnlervlllt 111 Wo)'lll 61 ll. Ju:J was fouled at the five second ClltseJ*ka'a debutin8 Pan- 19. 'llle llluo Devils go to Pt. Dec. liD - Milton 'l'ollrnoment Cedaulllo 11 Pomeroy WU c:harpd wllb pa . • a ers mark. !hero overcame Symmes Val- plea51lnl 011 Jan. 8 and PL Plea- Dec. 31 - Mlltoo Tournoment Xenlo Woodrow Wllooa 51 fl follb and Wellllall 17 duriDI t111o .-d.. PI"" penod surge thai taw the host [ley'• atallinllacUc• in lbe- sant will visit Gallipolis on Feb· Jan. 4 - At Barboursville Sprlngfleli Colbollc 11 the contest. Werry, Dick KDi&bl IIWIY mon la::po$111 OtD t;am Jump Into a 30-20 hall· Kyger Creek sonk 20 of 41 ond half, acoring 4S pointl in 19. a Jan. 7 - Prlnct!ton Graham 14 hi INd Ill tilt mr·"•l ..,. lime advantage. . alltmpts for a war111 46 . per tJie laat two periods fOil' a 66-31 Last year, Pt. Pleasant tal: Jan. 8 - Gallipolis . eenna 111 GNeDviUt 31 Sallrday't «llm. ua. "'''heTmllllolocndl'lerfl 11 65 Leach and sen1or &uard Jolin cent while Southwestern bit 23 victory bore Friday night. lied 1,30l polntl eoo<1 for an Jan. 14 - Chapl1Ulnv1llt Dayten Roo Philedelpllia II Ntw York ,...,,... Wrile: ,_. 01 .WI Craddock led Kyger Creek the ol 6t for 33 per cent. The Bob- The Panthtlrll lni1ed 22·31 11 overage o1 65.%, 'but six of tJie Jan. 15 -Triadelphia Jtlfoeve U Balllmorl at Dtlroll •lodar J'RI1II coP1• second penod cals were IO-l7 at the charily haUUme, but senior Phil Wilks b<')IS who IVaduated acC\lliDted Jan. 18 - At Parkersburg Middlet&w Franklla " Bolton at Bl. Lolita t'llonlo..,ebllptla The scrappy Bobcats charg· stripe while Southwestern sank and junior Devid Estep llCOI'«< for 9M of marlrers al'conl· Jan. 21 - At Ripley Tipp Bethel i1 ed back the th1rd per:od on 5 of 13 attempts. Southwestem 10 points apiece In the eeoond InC to Jack Rogers, sports edt- Jan. 2.\ - Barhollrlvllle Urbana IIi Graudvlew d Ohio Collep Ba...,u SGo,. 71 dnve- ons by Tyo, Jumpers by committed 13 turnovers to the blill to put lht aame on ice. tor o1 the pt. Pleasant 1\egll- Jan. 28- At Huntlngtx>n East Clnebm 11 Eld By Ui1Ht4 PnP l!da'uiiOIII Wl1obrey and basW• by Mike vioitors 12. Bill Wood allo playiid 1 illy ter. Feb. 4 - AI Logan a Wer UCLA t2 allo llte111 II Spaulding and L..ch. Hall pacrole in the comeback vicb')l, Returning this yoor are Blll Feb. 8 - At Cltllpmanvllle Ci _."!{:"l Sll!llbenville 96 ed Soutliwestern with three The reservea 1hauling ®lm 14 Chot- Strlckleo, a e-o senior. Others Feb. 8- Parkersburg ""' -• Stale (Oeblwoh) 5I LU:4SIO baskets. Kyger Creek oulleor· halto<l • last peflod surge to apoako IOWld itaellla foui!Mr are Gary Marnhoul &-3 sen1o 1l - Montgomery Claclaaatl Woodwm U Wetllm s--vt •1 141Litlttlt. Lhe Highlanders that stanza win a thrilling, 40-39 in ble, lo.slng lllree llarttn Oil per· John l"'oW<!rs, IH 'sentor, Feb. 1& - Logan ClnelanaU Aikea 1S Wrqoe stallt 71 ,_ _ the opener- P!>n Farney • 17 IOIIIIIJ, and lbl Panther• l!lilde Smith, !HI senior, alon& with Feb. 19 - At GallipoU. FalrlleW U J:ultl'll Mlcbli• G 1K 9yger Creek. determined to polals were high for the Ultle only !6 of 32 attempts at the Doll Wig&ill$ fH and Feb. 26 - HuntinrtoJI East Clevtland Eaal Ted! tl Case Ttob 81 - - - -- . - - . - Highlanders while Tom EbliB free throw line llllwever Symo Jim Staalll " j!IDi0 CltvelPol John Hay 71 paced Kyger with 18. Jimmy meo val)fy made oo1y IG of 35. The Big' Black.! opon llbaker Heipta 83 51 Ll'kuatd White also hit the double fig· Gary Cade l8d Symmes Val- their eampalgn oo Frld:iy, Dec. S are total for the Cheshire erew ley, now 0-2, with 15 poinll. 10, apiMI their alumnl. Their l'reiiiOIII Rolla 75 With 14. SYMMES VAUJ!Y - 1:1-10- flrsl high 9Cboo1 opponent Is 51 M 8 )laUI!eld llellor Tonight, the Bobcats play a 7-8 -:- 37 Cltltl U. 'l'bolnPtTO• PrincetoO, away, on Dec. 14. ""JI'UI6• G8UoD tough Fairland five at Chesll· V, Wilson I, Orltwell 7, MWer LlsRd !)elow is the Blacks' .Perry 7 Bluffton 48 .. · .. .. Ire. Southwestern's next outina 2 SerMia 2, M<Ctrly 1. roolll' and C<l&e schedPartersbtlrc .. (W.Va.), Cltll. ·u be T . CHESAPEAKE -JJ.MO.II- ule · '18 MlU'!oUa SL Mary I 0 next uesday agamsl 66 Wood 12, Wllkll 14, Arml t . SENIORS Fori Frye I! Wlll'l'Oil39Locol 53 . Eiler 13, Pendietoll D, Houck I, Player Hgt. WI. Coach Raymond Zetls' Rio Newport " Belpre KYGER CREEK <501 Harless 2, Viclrers 2, Gi114tpie !lUI Strleklen . .. . . .. t>S 170 Grande JV's suffered a bad Caldwell U Waterlord 11 Leach, H-14: Tyo, 7-2-16; 2. Gary Marnhoot ... . .. 6-3 190 night ID the lteld and at the MaiiJDGm M Spaulding, S.:t-7; Whobrey 3-U· Bob Beckett .. . .... 6-2 fret throw line Friday nlgbt 0 COiro (W. VL) 6; Craddock, 3-1·7. Totals 20 • The Fairlaod brokf Doll Wigginl .. .. .. .. &-1 165 Lee's Junior Collese de j)ljrloa M41Dky II 111-M. open a clooe aame with a lilird Jolin F'IOweri · .... .... tHI 180 the JV'• 98-M. Eall • ,quarter outburst here fl\iday John ~· .; .. ;;·: ..... H 150 It was the Junior vanlty'a 8l1llll • MaPIIIOD 5I SOUTHWESTERN (011 ' night and po<~ted an 86-14 win Joe Smith .. .. .. . . ... !HI 165 llnt 10,. of the stason. JaeboD 83 lllarllaCtOD fl RU'ILAND, O. Hall, 9-Z-20: Elliott, 2-1-S: over Coal Grove in an Ohio Val- llovld lllas ........... 5-T IIIli The Jackson, Ky., squad wu Akroa Eaol 15 lllrbeltn Colley, 5-ll-10; Jackson 3-2-8; ley Qonlerence baslretball openJUNIORS a..illllltl Roger Ba<oa U 20 Shriver, 4-0-11; Bryant 0-0-0. To- er. flu k Call 6·3 170 led by J. '1\Jrner'l polntl. Cblolllllall Parcell " CERAMIC TIL! in BATH and tals 23-5-51. The Dragons' Ernie Boll led Newbeny . :: ::: 1-3 IIIli waa hl&h man lor IUo Delphi• st. John U 7 By Quarttrs : the attack with 118 points, and Jbn Staats .... .. .. .. . IH m WIToth ~ hlthe JV' eel M1 · Vaa Wilt M WAL-LITE PERMANENT WALL Kyger Creek .. ·. 1010 1114-50' IOIIIllllllte Tom Ruaoall bad 24 Huck Bu.ard .. . .. .. . IH) 160 "'i . • m ami Warren llardlllg 61 Southwntern .. 12 18 9 1,2.-l;l markers. John Eaton coolributJacobo JulliOl' College on the YOIIJI&IIOwD Moollr 6t COVERING FURNISHED &Y Reserve Southwestern tO ~- ed 15 polnlll In lhl! wlnnini -74 Boyd 10, Deeds 13, Gun- Rio Grande Elementary hard- ll'rale7•llurl 71 MaluviUt tl ger Creek 39. Clute. QOe 8, Cyrus 5, Newman 28, wood. The box score . New Volcani R For 0011 Grove, Charles New· Andtrson 10. RIO GRANDE (Ill Will Mlukbi&Ual 51 (el) _IUILDIU SUPPLY Browna Play man hod 28, Tim Deeds, 13, and F.uRLAND - 15-:rti-24-22 - Collins, 8-1·17; Shaffer, 3-2· Meadowbrook M John Boyd llllllcoy Anderson 88 Roberts 7, Hall 26, Russell I; Haas, 6-7-1&; Miller, 5-%-U: a Newl ....... lll. .,.,111141 10 toeb. I .asl Home Game 24 , Vnceot 6, Eaton 15 , Salyer McDaruel, 44-10; Cot>k CLEVELAND (UPI) - Whan COAL GROVE - 111-20- 1-246 Totals 2G-1H6. MIDDLII'ORT, O. the Cleveland BrowDI hoot tbt . LEE'S JUNIOR COlLEGE (II) MOVIE FOR TB\IUGIIT Oak B t eD U~ Jn Loo llll c,.,_ Mlbjtct. ~( ~~-~..,:: ~~ up•.:;:-~.... the Powmeeroylllton"-" ";;:1~..:;':!,814!"".":::, 111 Meur that lor- for a pmt with 1b1 loQIMII IIIPB• ....._....... lliln hit twlat 11114 J.. 'l'orllldotl toDJcbl al • p.lll. Bolio ' ""''"" .._ .....- oliCe In tbe closlua mllwlll them 4efeatod W1J1G1..,. Sprlqlllld 1ft1b u lbe !Irs\ quarter to pul Wtll- allllt lflol¥•1t Nerllo Ill lloo abAd 22-U IIIII end. . BY CIIIU'I'IN lfo.,._l, • N .., .. _ lo put 1'emerOY lbtall •L IJid Doll SW!Jber fQull411 Jacobs, a 1H guard, poured ly' warm with IS 1D the lourlb Welllton's red bot basketma- Senior Bud Jackl011 two fc>Ul shola wltll tlve remainiq Friday oight to ctve • thlillinJ, 51·50 will ovw Coach Jolill Wlcklllle's 1t1aer Creek BoJx:ats. TV In Review ! ~.t •.!' 1;;;;;;.;;.;~ .... ~ . chllfL (l) ' IK'tEt.fD WM DOOR MIRROI e ::;~~;;~liD -·.... TABLE & CHAIR SEI' ~ 15.&& .!:) 115~•• oW" • 30" PlATE GlASS WALL NATURAL SLATE BOARD 14·" . . ~ POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. { HUMIOUID. THEIIMOMITB HYGROMETER .... ) Pom•roy Phon11 WY 2-3193 ancl WY 2-3679 , llf ..· $6-91 ,. ,.. , r •, " ,,. """ . ~ ~· ' ~ .,.. .. ' _ ""' """"' 12M The Department Store of Building Since 1915 -. t ·~ 1 .... ·. ......... -- ~dfa,..d... ... IOAL SU =0 $1 .59 LEIS TH.vt I CAS£ lOTS 11• • W IIIAD'I'·TO ,.11511 Clllll'l Me. Cof~J!.:......tHrt...~ '.. .. 112~44 . •... ..,... ·y . '• .•. ·'\ _ ...... .... "'1 •• ........ ... Alu~- ... ~ ,...., ~ ..... 10 - .. 11. �lf'j"""...~'"'""''i~ '. ' .. I ' ' ' . ' o """~.....,..,Cf.,.,.._~ ._...,..,... .._,..wo.......,.,A,... ··1 ,.,."; I ' ' '• ·• , ·" ' o • , .. ,.,. ,.J•·"· ''" ..•. ~ ··, " .... - retia wooc~~.-111 ty, and the opportunity to ~ c:eive payment for labor li> volvtd Ill timber liaDd liD- New In Farming ' ... / rovement :::.:·~Ia: o;: ::~ Extra Dollars·fot Meigs Landowners in Timber Imp . m~AKE!iLEE stand improvement pracUce lor this current winter 1811011. contact mey be made with Ry C. E. . of Meigs county land either 1111 After completion of the work, land given Ote opportunity to re•eeding. Large beech and, fitted · enough by being in ly dHference Is Otat the the County ASCS Olflco Ill make . co. Extro<ion Agent, Agr. Itimber or brush, there obvious· , the farm forester come• back ; grow, will produce a consider· elm tree• would fall 1n this, wooda to overbalance the harm is on higher quality and fewer .:a:rr:ang=em:en::ts:.::::::::::::; Farmers here h;we an oppor-. !y, are many acres which could Iand checks It, before approvmg able mcre~se ID value to .be category._ . . they ~o: trees. ,. to earn exlra dollars this I provide emplf)yment in doing i payment. harvested 1ater when the tim- Accordin8' to. Smallwood wtth l n kllhng . trees by 'l1le improvement In quality ., rre · :1s \WH a~ tmprove their I timber stand improvement. , In a neighboring county it was ber is of commercial size. . --- lacge trees it .is usually best to1means vanous materials expressed in terms of 1 1 '1r ,prrty '-'crordi ng to Harold Briefly , timb.er stand improve-[ pointed out that the cost of do-l The timber stand improve- ,glrdle polSOn them, letting used such as 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, grades. In our neighboring COllll·ll ~: 1al\w~od. area tann fores t- ment · is the thinning o( dense ing timber stand improvement ment program, with cost shar- tb~m d~; standing up, rather a combination of these. Some ty it was pointed out that wither. stands so as to release desir- probably would range from a- ing, is not a h'arvesting opera-· ~n lo cu~ them1 .down, per- of these materials are used manogement and improve. .. . . .. _~ abl t' seedlings and young trees. round. $10 to $22 ~r acre· Most tion_. 1t is simply removing. ~ -~~...~BJD8gmg sm'lller trees as .a basal spray at the junction ment onl~ about seven per ,The uppurl unl\) " m lhe tm. in essence. competing and of thiS c""t Is m labur, at- desrrable trees and vegetatiOn Otey_ !all. . [the root and trunk and are of the limber would be b· r stand Improve ment pro- undesi rabl e vegetation is re-I though chemicals are mvolved,by e1ther cuttmg, g~rdhng or With some small trees It JS plied to the extent of Grade I. With monasemeot f l am. . moved. : in some cases. by chemical treatment. simple to use the axe or a lillUlll runoff. going to the roota. would step up to about forty Pete , .offi ce · . I ln discussing with Forester One of Lhe common things power saw to fell them. nmy be more efficient on per cent. It was pointed out that ~~:mager. e'"?plra:s1zt:'d 11 1s a.l Th~ opporlumtv for the cost Smallwood the things that are n~eding to be done on many Mr.. Sblelds pointed out Ia species than top sprays. it takes 20 to 40 years to , 404 S..:ond Ave. JOi nt opcratton bet ween the; sharmg, of coune, comes done m timber stand improve- woods is removal of grape .our d1seussloa tbat we are aot trees that are over five inChes returns as listed with I Gallipolla, Olllo l:1nd o.wnc r, -the ASCS farm ;through th e county ASCS pro- ment, he pointed out that this vines. In some woods this is .• mPtiag to make a park in dimeter It Is usually good management. prog1:am, and the farm forest-: gram. II varies with the timber area. Ithe oonly ftling that needs to be ·~t of tbe woods bat we are sary to apply the chemcal With the large number of ,.r_ Kr y to the oppor< umty IS ! Farmers s hould cont act llmt , It is quesUonable if_.,ljq.~er ~-~and.-_gj,~ourse Ote lime In· lillempliag to improve lhe fri!Ja .9r. girdles. ll)llde tl t!IJUgh lhl' cost sharmg pro- Office, to Sign up for the prac-1 stand improvement is ~1 \'ol...:_' aM !'the cost, or course, crowlb of the desirable apee- Ule base ol the trunk. gt: nn which ~~ovides 80 per t1~e. The tarm forester than on poor sites such as ridg~ , ps WoU~be tQWer m·!ln in sOme, Jes 10 tbat they ~ develop As wp pointed out ~~~~di\l r1'nt or the e:;tJmated cost of w1\l come on a farm to ex-1or :south and southwest sl s. other ra~ms. . . iDto merehantable timber ov- the purpose Of the tiniber t1m~er stan? impro~ement. i a~ine the woodland. He will in-· Such sites usually have c .st . · a~y_j,reas wolf trees ~tte .-a period Dr ~an. improvement is to permit _!_·nh _b_:tt_:r t.~ an JO ~r -~e.nt.~~te wl~·~:~-~ .~-be doue. , nut, oak and scarlet and · con1tderable damage. One other th~ng olwoys im- desirable speci~s of trees ties. Wolf trees ore simply big trees, One other thmg always im- make better growth. MANY GOOD SITES wh1ch may be unsound , and portant In woodland lmprove- 1 A recent study shows that ! & I In Meigs county , however, are using soil moisture and menl .is being sure that live- · the volume growth of timber . there are many medium to space which could be advantage· stock IS fenced out of the woods· an area is approximately the '; . good sites that have timber 1ously released lor other more No oue yet has been able to same without management "(:) I '!!.l~i~h, if properly ~~red [or desirab~_ee -· grow~,_~.':_ for_pro~~ _th~t-~vestock__!_~ . bene- it is with management. The I tun 1 ~y 1 a~ I I I I Shi~lds, A~CS • I I ' Complete Farm Financing with intermediate term loans 1 i "Sure Sign of Qualify" _J§. · c h F nterest , arges 00 arm I, I i , 1 ( D-L wt to TotaI $21 . 8"}}" I lOll a--.; ( \ 't ~ II • cent in 1961. and life insurance Farm-mortgage intereet rates , are the largest insUtutional remamed generally stable dur-1 sources of farm • mortgage ' WASHINGTON (UPil - The rupward trend of the Iota! debt ing the fir<! half of 1965, the credit Agnculture Department es t!- IS ool likely to slop or be hait-I de~rtment said. On July I ,ten _ mates mterest charges oo the ' ed m 1966. Io( t':t twelve federal land . farm debt thi s year will total ! The department said Interest banks were charging 5.5 per The Crop Reporlmg Board $2.1 billion The charges are eharges on the farm debl m cent on the1r farm - mortgage has estimated the 1965 apple likely to bt' hi gher in 1966. [ 1965 were about. one·half high: loans, one was charging 5.2 per c~ . at 135.7 million bushels. • 1 er than five years earlier, 1cent, and one 5 per cent. The Th1s Is 3 per cent below The ~~I 1965 charge l!i about wherea s ootstanding debt in- agency said eight of Lhe hahks 1964 crop but 1l pel' cent hi'•ah-11 $:!OO nullion. or 10 per C~l creased about 60 per cent dur~ have not changed rates .since er than the 1959-63 average. more th~n mt£-rest _charges Ill ing the peri<x.l. The department mly 1961. The board said about 2 196 4. It 1 ~ about the same per· said this indicated interest ·Rates by life insurance rom- cent of the 1965 crop was eentage :ncrease as oc:·urred charge~ have increased more panit>t on their farm~mortgage unharvested'beca~s~ of a short! (rom 1983 to 1964· : rapidly than total farm ex- eom~itrnfJnts averaged 5.7 per age of Ia~. lo\f prices, or ot.h· i The charges. on the f<lrm penses. In 1965. interest made ; cent in the second quarter of er economtt'! reasons. This 1 , mm:gagc debt m 1965w ere ~s-~ up 7 per cent of total farm ex-~ 1965. very litUe change from ·pared with _1.2 per cent of the ! !,mated at $1.1 billiOn. 1 he . - --~---~-·- . -·· . - -.. ·-- - · ' 1964 crop, left 1\lflharvesled. f , IEID LABOR FERTILIZER INS.URANCI RUAIRS G•• end on lnteretf lncl TIXII Llves.toclc Purcheses, Household Equipment, Reflnenclnt O.bt1 merchant~. Sugar Run Flour Mills Ask about our budget loons. Up to 7 yean to ply for Copilal lnveslment ilema. Inter• Ia chorgod only for tho days money is attuelly uotd, JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Modern Credit for Modern For!Mn Char In Dix, "thens-Mfllt• County Manager 114 Mulberry PamtrDY Call WY '2·5270 in Pomeroy ot LY S.1682ln Athena It;:::::::::::::::::::=: ·/ full~~w. ,~h~~n ~-----------,.-----.,-,.,,.,.,! :,~c~".':""~,.A.,.~. 7,,,9 n~~l?~r:t:~.:.l_,~~,,,,~1 !:1~ 1Pt 9 , ...::r,~,m.~~~-;;;;t to ~~maller __.__~~_.... . Europe '------------------J Cut res1g~ed a--...._. ~ :..~==-!:"!': ="~ 1 ~ •• cc:::.-._.: 11 - : . iL - Jlllrll•....,.. ... CHEST ..... ............... ................. ,.._.,,. .. _,.........,.u-.-. F'EEZE~ . PIANOS I 2 . . . . . ·nEE! 95 · ·· Rhodesia, • were lncre&,<llll to Boy's or glrr• AMF •HAWK" $44.9~ )icrcJe A electric kitchen clock Euro~ or' suCh U S. coinmodi· FREE with purchase of tftis free.zerl · col ties as feed grains, oilseed&, 'IIGMIIIIGN · .. , ' · vegetbale oils, and soybean•. DOMINION POf!TABL£ DOMINION Asian countries took neraly one·fourth of all U.S. farm ex· Portahie, port sales ror dollars a¢ about j • over·showlder .. , ., ·~ · tllfee-filtsh ol sales made under &arry ine: UH government-ilnanced prograrnB. .,_, Japan Mllklloe largest individual COU I market , f9t ~ollars sales. India I and Pak1stan · were the JargesL purchasers under aid programs. Canada was the leading mar· .-W!a~r anyone 111 ket fot ·u.s. 'fruits and' vegeetp•rt carver lb8 lim timet tables, • -wen as an important outlet for · eptton, corn. oilseeds . and products • . and meats. LOTS MORE! Included In tlle gooda purchased ARVIN CLOCK ..,....$184.00 by Canada were $158 million of SHOPCRAFT Uolco n,..r $118,00 by Canada were $156 mlllion of and soybeans trans-ship$159.00 grains ped tilroUgh Canadian ports for U!Uco Comblaotloa $265,00 exports through the St. Law· Seaway. 13-pieco ~=~~· $ 8.75 renee · 1\l!!xfj:ll .·1114 Yene2Uf1a were DRill SET Wakoo youlo "'"';il 1$ pc. Sockol Set $16,25 the;.Jeoidfng . IIOIIar markets in 'i.atin'Ameiica, while BraZil was $10.95 bigh on the list of receivers of 50 $ 1.95 government-financed commodi· lies. The Republic of South Africa ' J and the United Arab Republic were the leading dollar markela in Africa. The Foreign Agricultural Ser· , vice said exports of animals kW C M and anima), products in July- · Jac , a~~e~, gr. ·; 2-:"~8 , eptember 11he first quarter ol p Sunbeam Dimensinn$3 HAIR DRYER ,.t . II! mss There 11000 ~OGIAM ~ FUlTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES \!:) ,...... Will you . need NEW tractors or NEXT YEAR? ' BE AI EARLY TRABERt nee, BUY u.;,.-...,., DRILL $gs5. $419 $14 ::t~:·:: . wba:tever J01II' .. - ~eglit•t For Free Pomeroy Christmas Giveaway ports for the same period a ~~J:MJ~~~~~"'..,,~..,,.....,.."_.,...,...M~ot__, Ye:~ ~~~l.er ....., ~-·---· - ~~ ·-· I I ' Can it happ~n h~re?" It Ia an entirely propw .nd very important quest ion and one that we wbo 11'1 rt1ponaible for the operation and DlwPIIIIIIt of the nr.tion'alarieBt invator-owned electric utiHty COilltantly uk oun~elv• in connection with the <iRtt111 and expa111ion of our System, A• president or thlloo:Dpalty, let me reassure you as to the alate of )IAIIII'Itla• of YOUR electric company. I eannot aay-110 one can say-with abaolute certainty that, liven an ..nw!it\'4ble eombination of circumltanefl.llleb • • Dl:e:w iooi~Xat;.ot, euch a vut outage eould not t*ur QD :;1:, A.-:lcorlcan Electric Power Syatem, But I 0111 and do ay th~o~ such an occurrence ie incon· cet~ble, Here are the reaaor.1 this iJ ao: 1. Tht UP Sy.tem ..aentially it 1 different ldnd of atility operation. It has been developed, over tht put fiTt on a dille~nt set of principles. It hu been planlled, tnlineered. d.i!IM(l, built and Ia operettd cllfen~~~tly thaa the power ayatems affected. AI a eonIIQIWlct. it bebav• difnntly in tim• of atreu. 1. Wh•tb• AEP lbatetn collliam of aix operating com· paniet,~rovljng eleetril ..-vice in the 1t&te. of Ohio, lndiw, Micldl!lll, VIJiinla, W•t Virginia, Kentucky and Telut...., It opat. u a a!nil• integrat.d power ~apply ~· Our ebaln of powtr plantt it widely dia· ,...., Jli th•au.uiPa atationa are nonethel• tied tGIIk b)' a biP·voltaplNIIIliMlon nttwork MCODd . .• , . ' rnost interconnected power system in the world." Today, our System i1 tremendoutly strengthened and reinforced by 46 h i~ll-v ollage interconnections with 21 dill'erent eledric utili tie$ lllUTotmding the area we wer\'i , \\'i, in turn, strengthen and reinforce their power supply 111 well. Nor do ~1ese include nine high-voltage lie$ cur· rently under comMt~et i on or projected. Properly de· ,;gned regional interconnection1 produce strength, not weakness. 4. The AF:P System is magnificently safeg~tardlld by the most modern array of protective equipment yet de•igned- de\'ices tl1at a•·e completely automatic and operat\1 at opeeda, and with capacitiet, far above normal atandnnls, ~. In opPrntion, each line segment of our tranrni!ll!ion necwor:t ia ~tllli!lu~d to have tht capacity pj8(jed to lie· liver p·wer !rom the senerating plant. to the load eentel't! <1$ well as to allow sreat ftelllbility in power ftow ovw tht entire Syatem. Such fltlibility ia required In tlm• of outages of generetingeapaelty at the plant1111d In periods of additional "»wing$" of power &CI'QII PN1:I of the System MUlting from emeraency conditiolll on or outside the AEP Byatem. 6, F!nalty, eneinltl'lng and comput.r atudiee are under way et llll times, ~btl all<t ebeckinc the perfonnanee of the Syatem unllw aimulat«< eonditi0111 of m01t ad· veree chu'eeter. By thia, we mean the simula~ 1011 of entire plant$ or linea, al~e or In combination, either Qll our s,..tem or on the~ rj neighboring utilitiee. ThroUKh theyt~m 'il't h~Vf•J r•rillnrllrl n < an~ ' " .@ r :•~·' ' conditione on the Sy»lttn. On~ ouri1case w~~ lo>r -~ i;··;i. when the wor~t tornado& in l' .S. h i>~ u•-y M~ • t~n•·i ~ ;,; • areu of our System in Indi~n• and ()hio. A tQtill Qi ~~ high-voltage lin114and everalsttbstatiuns wer• kn,•·.'·:•d out of rwrvice, including alll3 t111nsmi!ll!ion lines fm!'oc the city of Fort Wayne. !\ onetbeleie. thm toma•."'• failed to mterrupt a 11ingle kilowatt of load on the Af·:i" S)"tem ex~ept to c~tomen connected to tho!e puwar lin" that were flattened, (On# cf tho major parQd01~s Qj lh1 Nor,mh'" g blc,·km4 IWI 1/14 try f.\rt w111 im1/lldwtelv allu•dfli f~r tJ P'' ~~ :• JIOICtT grid of ntJtiona! rcopt as an o-"l".< iblt remedy 10 pment flllurt Oilt(IJiel u/ ita ki"d-a cry th!ll u:ent "P •~ /5« oJ tJ:r j(I,(Jt 1/tat I fQI'fT1llllfnf.-o1l'IIW pou·tr av-~te l!' ifJ~ lhf r~~ fi.IUJlf for 1114 b1ockolll in IJrc fi ral ~lc<t . l / AlP'a II a proud record of performaoee, Neverthr.i•.s, we baTt alnad;, tam lttPt to 1'1Chtelt our entire ~Yi• ta. Wt ve doilll tbi• to detennine if. in any way. we Deed furtlttr to ttreD&then or improve our protec~i vt ayatem « our opQting procedures, Ia 0111' 10 to rea~ ta. btiit electric wvict ill thi• ecNJitly. Wt will not fail. 1\ia it wr pl~e. [t • All of these factors Mild IIi to believe-and our atudl• reinforce thil belief- that the S,..tem would mett UJ kind of 11vere emerpney t~ we could eonttmplete .• i ••• •• •. 't ~ ''". • ! • ,. darlDa a- ammaiiJ low-. ._... downpayme~~t-taah, trade-In, • 't help by buyiDg equipmeut H/tnJOil aeecllt. ~· ; Act Now. Remember, the eadlor JOil tilde• biJilllll' y.- bonua ••• 111111 don't flll'(lat 6. utra tax adftntaae you might eam wha JOil trade equipment before the end al ._ ,_r, VIIi& ,. today. Let'a oee what we ll8D wa ~ . ' .... ' POMEROY ,,: :;,1111 S. i •:· •.~?.~Mei'flt, M~~.<iill!I~\~~..-t" ~~=~~~16~~~~~~~= ':::~i~~: ) without tdl'eetfn1 eu•t.omer aervlce ln any way. Thtlllllt exception to thiJ, of coul'if, wQuld be in tht immed ;a,t ar"' of the emeriency it~~ell. and even h ~tre the Sy il.t tll ·, built-in aftiUtrdt would serve to minimi7.t tl1t ~-\ll.t and duration of any outage. WlaCASH "both-it ell11l!l& bonuallgured at 6% per IWlUDI. from the date you buy to a opeeified date juat prior to the normal aeasonal WIO of the equipment purcbaoed ••• and you get the cash ri!lht "'""' You earn the Early Tl-ader's Bonua betw~D November l and December 81, 1966, because you £€B lhe Oifl Oigp/.ay al our gforel -·-- - -- -- 3. Furthermore. aside fmm thi11 wholly integrated ren· eration-transmission-diotribution complex, AEP is "the cl••• WY 2-5101 ··· MIXEI 'KEl£CTRIC NIFE.•., ... RADIO .· - to none and the total operation is fully integrated. 011 the evenlnt of November 9, a mauive electric power IDt4nvption took place in th11 northea~tem section of the Vlllted Stat.. and aouthern Cllnadll. An estimated 30· allliOil JIIIOple wert affected for varyina periods of time. None of our cQitoma wu affected in lillY way by the blaekout. NevertheleN !know that the qu!l.,tion upper· O*t in tht mlnda of ()ur eWitomers is: fasiBr- IISilr I :. · ••' •• \ ~.....,., ~i,~t, 1"" 4 s . 1 0 Open Every Night Until ·9:00 ... ----,----~--- I e:· I . C•pltal lnvllt•ntt Cesh Living EKPtnm charges on the short-term debt Q lolo l<·d $11 bi!Uon. Coll ecting n arm Front Tile Alamanac the charges of the ·short-term By United Prell loteroatioaal ; debl were commercial banks, I Today is Saturday , O.c. 4,1 produc!ion credit associa tions, I ' the 338th day of 1965 wilh 27 to ' the Farmer Home Administra-· f0 1 1 tion . .and dealers, 1 h' and nliSce ll an!\IUS credii<II'S. ' approac mg Its ' The tol al farm debt at t h e W SHI TO 11 d. . rod f The morning star is Jupiter. rnd of l !~i5 is t•xpected to be A~ NG N ( Pll - Eu-1 mal~ an anunal p ul'ts or . . Phone WY-2-2 11 5 ''1'14 b'll. b t 12 rope was the leading dollar '1 all of fisl.'3.1 1966 would total The evemng stars are Venus , .,.. . 1 um. UJl a ou per M· st d J ·t c·e.1t from 19!14. The r{'al estate · market for U.S. farm exports Islightly below the $818 mi llion I ars, a ur~ an upl dPhl If\ exptl'ted trJ increase' during fiseal 1955, buying com·, of fisral 1965. FAS said the de- . In 1783. c.eorg.e Washmgton ' ~~~;::;;::;"" Pomeroy, Ohio about t2 per cPnt and the non- modi ties worth $2 27 billion. \c line will result mostly from · btd farew ell .~o hts troops at a Mulbe rry Ave. I rc>fl l esi<J!e debt 7 per cent. The The commercial exporls exports of dairy pro- New York Ct.ty tavern shortly ,,.,.,.,.,. .. ftr:? - inciudmg the Com- ducts, animal fa ls. bee f wal. before he as comman... -.... • • ·.·, ~. t .·• .:... :, -l-.' •.·/'o;Q. ~"l-......: .,,_.-·,-::-,,.._'c.. "ll:l. ~. ~.. ~ '<;;.: f ' .:., ~~tg'~-'z.. ~~~~~ 1 mon Market rou ntr1es - 1n and pork. Somewhat offsetlin~ der of I he Contmental Army. DJ.a ~. ' q .. OSED ~ ' fiscal 1005 wer11 second only to1will be gains f~r expohs. ol · ~n 1918, Presidenl Woodrow SUNDAYS the record exports of a year '.variety meats. bides and skiD; Wilson sailed for France to earlier to the same area. and turkey•. FAS aaid. attend !he peace conference at Other big area dollar pur· . Versailles. . ....:.&. I chas"'s of U.S. agriwltural FAS said nports of. Inedible In 1942, President Rooseveli · mw ~ pllOOuct.s in , fiscal 1965 were: tallow in fica! . 1~ will about ordered the liquidation of the Ftn••£•- 4- -~· .,., . . . !i'\IM\:%.,...._.. .;~rr, ~,/, ,~\ :0 Asia $1.06 billioo; Canada and equal the Z.l billion pounds ex· W.P.A. created In 19311 IO ] j '• .. ·.. other countries of North Amer- po.rted in f:iscall96S. '1he agency provide work for the unem4, . ira $619 million: Latin America said strong demand in .western played. • E•l I a . . . .,_ ........ _ _, ..... OMI'IIII'•-· $340 million Africa $105 million Eu"i,"' and Japan contmues fo' In 1946, the United Mine Mid: l ,. and Australia-New Zealand $46 inedl 18 tallow and greases. Workero Union was fined $3.5 million. million for refusing to call off IEMIMGlGII )j I : : II ;,;;.,a~ 1 The Foreign Agricultural Ser- Three states were once tnde- 17-day strike. Readail6n chill . . __. IM'icl _ . ... _, l vice said U.S. exports of wheal pendent nations - Hawaii, Tex· ~ tD ~-- ~-- p_. TodiiiJ p. . ~ lllnDia. o.fedift . . . . bit ............. al to Europe fell sharply from tlle aa anll vermont. A thought for the day: Stop in and order now for to . . ,.,._. .... It I .. unusuaUy large volume of a President George Washington pre-Christmas delivery! ~ year earlier. Exports of colton aaid: "There can be no • faced stronger competitioo from GIT A greater error than to expect or ,..~.,.~-7'"" foreign ex:porters, as well as a SLOOO calculate upon real favors from ........ ... Pl-Lu__. .... .. - .. . . n ....... ~U-.Ia. weakening demand in certain DONOR'S naUon to nation." rt.-5AutomtUc: •• ••• _ ••• 111t. . . . . . . . 4. . . . . . imprting countire5. U.S. exPATCH P\-t AwiHI.tla . . . . ... ,, ,. MIL ........... Uc&. .... ports of tobacco declined in the ......... ,only- t1¢1f'), ' u ...... Unic~> face of strong competttioo from ian unusually large crop of Rho28 cu. ft ... 4 ......... 1 - ........ •WURLITZER ',, desian tobacco, offered at 017TC111S. _ _ _ _ UA1.DWIN 'J C" ~ " ~ 1 1 attractive . prlj:es. Undoubtedly, ,, ·: . . ' "''· ' .. j .,d OTHifl UMOUI MOIIU · · •· Otere ljHI be no such tobacco i h\ '~~ IIRAHDI situalion ·m fiscal 1966 because of the . pi>Utical problems of BLOOD SAVES LIVES Europe Leadt.ng Dollar Market £or Farm ·Export s .. PAY CASH and S~VE MONEY 1 Feed--Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies ~ FEED penses compared with S per the first quarter and from a P 1 percompared cent of total ex· ooted year earlier. The ~!;::11 . - ~penses wtthfarm 5 per that lt!deral land I ' FEEDER BREEDER I. ~4. LIVESTOCK 0.4~. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ___ ' I. ' WY2•2176 Rear Meigs Gener•l Hospit•l '""-- ·~ .o.~..o. · .• ~-lit~ POMEROY· . . ' • ......... ... '" • • , ..: ~ .• ... _.. ' .' ... ' ' ... ' . ·. 'I. .1 . -"(.-·. .. --' ' ~ , )'!!!:"' ,~ · _. ·. ,I < • .t ·- ~ "':= ' f ' • ..... ' · l •• - ~· • ..._ ' It f '.; ' 7 ' .i > • . . •... ·~.l:"l-. .. .. • ~·~'\J---~.;;... ~:di ~~ ... ............ . I ..•. ··· j, '! -······ . ..... . .. .. .... . .,.J:..... "'!""' -.... - • ... .. ___ .• .,.. . ,, ... . ' ~ ·- · -·· ·1·"!1 !' _; . . . ·.-..;.: " ' . , •.., ' ..{ . . ~··,· "--•'""··~= "'lif.\ul ... ........, ,-..~~ I '" . - .. . . -·· .,,I .t· .. l ' - ~· -. .. . .-. " _.. . ... • .... i . .. " _ _. t' .·,..,.;_ _ , .. . .. fl; • ,. ~ ..... . \~ �'' . • . . ·~ ~ ' I •I \ \ I . I .., r. , ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community ·Bulletin Board ] ' &-Dally Sentinllt Pomeroy-Mlddl~ o. Dee. 4,~3·--~Fo-r-:S.:-:--Ie--- ---:Bu:-:si:-nes-s-;Se:--rv-:-ice-1 - t SIGNS CIP OfiAUTY tu 1965 CHEVROLET fll c:.olor, spotfe ~s Pomerov Mntor Co. clean int erior. A thrifty RESTAURANT 1964 CHEVROLET FOR!IERLY CROW'S 'l'OWN & COUNTRY ]ll'il 't' . One-Half $17~5 BROASTED CHICKEN at a reil l By fRED LAIIWIL1 BAILEY'S $2395 {'llf ;!'"~~ Enjoy Sunday Dinner With the Family It Bel Air 4 door. 283 cu. in. VB engine, Powerglidc, radio, healer. whitewall tirt>s, beautiful Beige over Sierra Tan ~~ ! -<i ' Bi:;t·aynf 2 dr . .\{edium Turk. finish with spotless l·lt·an Aqua ·iD.lt!rior, VB engine. Puwer~:lide trans., radio, li!':il· er, and like new whitewall tiret, Choice of vegetable and salad. Hot Rolls, Coffe>e, QL" milk. rr , )I ..-. tea . :, 1.50 p ,. ' -- lll.llplrlt lamp DULEY'S nt;S1'AUDANT g c L 218 E. Mtln Pomeroy Helen Belley elrl• (lllll•y) Collins ~.d. LI'L ABNER Also Sm:~IIN Porliom For Children ll .• ~ ~., " a. Ditp&t&all ...... o- I'~ SICK OF ARGU ING wmo~.·tou M18TIIt WISE KIDS.'." PIIIZ't•DUNT!! 42.River:llp, PHONE WY2-2156 Hospital l'tews Enltred Hospllal By ICING I'll bet ' Woth SJO aLe.,:.; olu6 pri.;.;, r!IC'iO -and 1\'_' ..... DOWN 1. \I'enom.oot J.Rtd<liy - brown I.Extl~ DAILY llB!'Pl'OQUOTE - Hore'a bow to nri1 It& AXYDLIIA ... Xa lo LO!IGJ'IILLOW On• 1 - ftply lllabdl tor...,._, Ja A~~­ for tb6 three L'll, X for U. two 0'•, ek 8in&"._ 1etten, ~ trvpbJw, 111e IIII&1A 11111 t..-llon or 111a wordl ... o11 htnlo. Wanted To Buy - FOR YOU dor 111o--.. e-. A 6j'pk.... Qla..._ 111 Ail VLIIL'rKLT Furni1u re and houst'hold WMPO Radio KNOTTS USED FUR NITURE and AUCTION t'ONDAY THRU rtUDAY-· 8:00 Slllll Ou - o'IOWI &:06 Saored Heart Moigo Councy RFD 6:2&. Paul Bolfera, F'um llb3--2nd, l rooms Rnd bath. ~t>well"~ Sun~ ~~ :..1. l'h!'ster. Ohw. 9s:,.z3o:) 123ttr. - A " d; $3 4 HOOM HOlfSF. 2nd St ., SY· r3t"use. with hot and enid water. Moore·s ga~ hr:'a tf'r !,1g !!::.lrden lot_ \\"Y 2·BJ2. 11 2-\ tfr Boy'1 or Girl'• 44 .95 bicydt with purcha~t· of thi1 11:00 10:0! 10:30 10:4S UNICO 28 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER $299.95 POMEROY Juk W. Ctnty M•n•ttr Ph. WY 2-2111 1HO 3: 'X' 4:15 UO 4:4i· 0. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! i lllltn - jo1:11 . boun WQIIl ... Ul IUICI ..-er , . .CioiN ' Hllb •~utloa Pil.l' "'UviJiclm•IIL !bol'1 p,..,.,.,.,,, TMu tratntnt .. nGII ot .. lobi!1o111 ovea.'-:"':t:.":'~,..:!: l l pqaJIJ 11.,_..1rt. IICboof Nfflcten• tor 5·110 _,. JObe , lotial11etl . r.qulremtm. 1'00A ¥ rlt1na 'lame ano 1<1a...... Uneoll> lef"lee. lol lOO. c. ., .,. DttlJ FR!It 111forfYI1l10lt Oft . ...... w"'• Insurance N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office HoUl'l: 9 10 12. ~ 10 0 !Close at NOOD OD Tbun. - Eaal Cow1 St. Pomeroy R11l &tate For S.le ·-·- - -~----~· Happy Valley Boy1 Country M111le nmo II'JEH LOG 4:4S Spotlight on Sport• Cuwotry Jamooree Mlllltlay Tbroaab Frldly U5 Weather Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:00 Community Newo 7:31) Sports Parade 7:45 Echoeo of Joy I tO World and National 7:3& Larry AnderSOII SnOl'l 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 5 15 Sign Off tV'li !t'o Music - '\rmy 8:115 World NeW! 7 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 11:00 Dulll>.4'a and llerna Oatry 8:10 Sports Today H5 Echoes or Joy t·op fen Sbow 3,15 Weather Picture a,oo Ohio Valley News 12:110 New• 8:16 Musical Clock 8'06 World News llt:l5 1usocal lutertod• 8:55 Community NeWI 8:10 SpoJU Tod>y 12:30 Rev Merlin i'eetl 1:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 Weather Picture 1:110 Nawa 9:5& Mason County New1 1:16 Pt. Ploasant Foolball 1:05 Jim Mee!l Show 10 :00 Public Service 10 :30 Son~!! for Children uo Sporto Paraao 10:15 Family worship Hour 10,45 Golden Key Sundown Serenade 10,30 Latchstring 11:110 News Sign Off 11 :110 News, 11:05 Saturday Sholf , 6 45 Sl'NUAYS _ ll:OS Mormng Molodleo 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 7':10 Slllll 011 • Arm Hour COlcept Friday, Churcb 2:20 Bulletin Board 1 : Bolls Ring) 12:25 News 0 Gr8l!lll 7.5! News . IUS World News 12:30 Saturday Mali... BOO BaptJsl La)m•n • Hour li·SS Mason C 1 N 1:30 News Headlines 8.:lll Sunda) Sbo" 12:00 Communi~'"'Jowlew• Ul Saturday Malineo V.30 1ba Blbla Speal.f to Yw 12:os Noon News 1 55 Ne , ~, 45 Legloladva ftoporl l2:10 Marketa UO SatJJ..'ay Matinee tc t~ The Good •.uo 1Z:Ii Mid Day 1\'ealher 2,30 News Headlines tu"" U>ngres•m•• Moolior 12:111 Bulletin Board 2:31 Saturday ~atlnee 10,30 Tho Counlrf Hymoumerol2:2i NeWll 0 Gnm1 2:5' News 11.30 Tho Quiet How: 3,30 Counly Ageol 3:0. Saturday Matinee 12 Ill Nows 12:45 Country Go Rolllld 3:30 News Headlines 12,15 Tho CbriJiiinl Hour 1:55 New1 Beat 3;31 Saturday Malin'" 12 •30 l'bo Rov ~"''" fOOls 2,00 Country Go Round 3:!1 Saturday Matinee 1:30 l'ba Rov . Sll11 BWupo 2:5! News Seal US Newo 2.00 1'111 Rev. Andrew farsou 3,00 Mid Way Matinee 4:00 Dlselog with Doss 2 ~ ~ SUnday · o.r...,~aa. 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Radio R I 0 6•00 Sundowa aJe 1,00 Dltcing with !lou 1:110 Naws Roundup 6.45 $JgD Oft UO lnle.~rc::;h~an::g::;e_ _ ___l :l5 Sign Or! 10:45 10:4li 11:00 U.Ofl 11:30 IUO INO 12-Htr ,.......,.. Qyp""uo'"t OOD TRill ii'IIIIl'r OAlN 'IHI! nR8'I' ClTY.-cowu:-r S:IW Newo 1:57 Weatller 1.30 8:0ii UO 1'110 .~IWI Portraits ol • Pall1ol Swa, llllnp BIU Miller Bru'!Ch Show Mason Aif. i"'ollfam , ' FalllllY Wonnip (Thurs.) A.h.C. Program (Fndayl Newa TiPy:1 Country JUttOiloo 111ty 1 Country Hvmns Cemenl Btoek Now• Goessler's Guesl Star IFrldiYl l..orry Andenon Sbow Jim Me.. Show Btaettnar Auto Show Electric Corupollli Newa Jim Mees Shof' ~.,.. 5·0!i Jim Mees '\how 5·30 Rizer's WeRI!Ier Report _S:W Sporll Paroao WJEH RADIO s.r.. ..lEST ~'M!MB510'1N'' AH WARM'T Q\./EI? llil)(.~ ALLOUAH~RO~UPS COME HOME l="t?OM A NIGHT wVIW" 01/EQ '1t'JND&R WITH LOADS AN' I..OAOS 0' GT~~ ! WEal( AFIA~. m FM APr;; AN" LEES GOT BACI< ReaM Ttl 60..DIES?INi £TILL R'GALL PAPP't', ~ES, COLISINi , TEN 0~ 'EM 1M A r/OW, SWINGII'f !=ROM lliET BIG OAK DOWN eov Y~H! TliiiY i (lOT A ID£t, L t;LASH 'l GOT~(IME 0• MINE. Toq I H if.T TIME I eur lHF"C.: Air·fr ~ ~J2 E'oJI'-\H ~ ti§gl) .- r~or [~~1::1'1 w~ - \ ~ 1 "-·L- HE~ ~'I' H ~Ji~ - 0 DAWG. ;nul GIT OONE. DOl~· W!-lm"'S . T"GIT DID I ~(; ! .' TH' ~~ ;.' ABBIE AND SLATS t SAID - 110WMI.ICH MONEY '()(J NEEP TO BET GDIN ', MR. NUTTL.fV ~ . . ' 'CRABTRE". ' CO~NERS .' BANK By ART SANSOM fHE BORN LOSER VWI WELl,MISlH!<NFEATH~! IF YCXJ fEa 1IIAT wA'/, r , AT 711£ AI/?FtJ~- .,..." BfCOME ADRC'i'M/ Cot By HAROLD GltAY I''IIO tTI'eldiJ' livE· UUOIILZ, ABNa II> YO SATURDAYS 6' 00 Slllll On - Nelfs 1:41 Bater Furniture Shu• 1:00 Ntwl l:tl CoHeo wit~ Jooel I i 1-:\TSI!r-: o apartmr·nt. ltV uo 7:011 N&IIOCIII For Rent YO LKLS I[+P!p, 4HD 8:110 SuncloWII Sorenada 1:45 Siaa Off 1:0S Bill Miller Sbo• 7:ao Sports ParMa 7:3t Bill Miller ~how 7:3: Picken~t Hans want !'ruts 'l11Ura,) 7:M News l :c BW Miller Show \.1 S-2602. liD ItT A DL J'K,-111 Z L I! T J' J' L ::;ood•. \\"t> will buy ('Offi· n:.-.Te f' ' 1J lfS or ~mJJ! lois L' ~I I ~"' . lido_,. "tA'feE HE'91HE. GUV 1N ""ij·LA.T 1V -.... COM,\ERCI~ ~I , ·----By TI!RRY I lr NEAL ADAMI eCashand Carry • Budget Plan eC.shand Delivery F CAROLINA LUMBER . and \sUPPLY CO. OPP. B&D DEPOT PHONE 675-lldll PT. PLEASANT ,.. ·~ ' �.' ·i lO.Dall;y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mldllleport, o., Dec." P t Ch' I I Magnolio Temple as le s 0 o· · Elect Officers at Annual . mner • Impressive . Installatiqn Sec_ond~oliday- . r SOflAL Children s C'.Jl'I.J.ENDAR Party Planned J 1118 ~ IS . m:. ~te~ ~·~ ~bomas,.:":!~e ~; ~ :r ~· ~ ~· hold~rs h!~h pre~idPnl, I M . f About otn y p /e 1 thl~ I I =J ~n:~e ~tau~ Held ·~ .. Chrt~tmas H~aMvt'n 1 mll~trGODre~n ~:~Is Apnbt>~lm ~he Chri~tmas TWO -HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE b~ ch~tnnan w~~ ;~~u~:~ld:~~ ,."\~:~",\fru~ Br~s S~nborn ' ,~; loup, pre~ent ~ fiN Robinson's ' •. VOL XVII NO. 194 a~e artic~es' o~i u~:s. ~~s-l wn, Holter~~ u~ ~.'and ~he ' ay I Y~ LJ~I bt'rt a:~ne~ : .'s 7~na ~ ~amt>s ~ t'JIIQ~IJ~IJ A L"\.. , !<;1 . . .___'_. F-:: ..... --::;_-:: __ "'~ checks going • : to gilt •i budgettl '••• If you have not already joined, g•ve the added yourself the thril l of having r •• "'shopping power" nex t year that our '65 = ••• mem bers have now. You' ll avoid ho liday •• holes in your budget ... and for so Iitt le •• •• put away each week. It' ll ma ke a much ••• happier Christmas, don't you thin k? • ••• ,, •' OTHER SERVICES: !' eSavings eChecking A "· $3 c•• e Solo Doposlt e Banking-by-Mail i~ i= ( iI i i, , I• t~ r WE~:p:;~Tl::cf:KS I > 25c $ 1.00 $ 2.oo $ 3.00 $ 5.00 $10.00 •: f •• •• .i:., • ii; " r' I I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Coraagos - f ~ j Gravt Blankeh - Chrlstmoa Cut Flowors - Gift !toms ln Abundance •-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICIINIIIIIIIIPI..-:C1R...........II'IIIII'I Federal DepoSit Insur ance Corporation 7 7 T7MIIP , ~-·~·~--~·····--·~ ·-····~···· • FLOWER SHOP Ph. WY 2-2039 D•ytlma Ph. WI 9·2951 Nieht Mr1. Mlll1rd V•n Mettr ,.,...,.., W. Moln St. Mei'I1Nr Pomeroy'l Gold Star Member f ede ral Reserve System and ·-···-·lllleldtld'llll- .. POMEROY A Florafox Member, Wo Wire Flowora Evorywhoro 4% Interest Paid On Savings 1 - • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wool, rayon blend and washable cottons. tGay, colorful Robes and Dusters for women in quilted cotton, quilted nylons, print jersey, and wasbabt. in l Fall and Christmas Arrangements - (6 TIL 8 PM) Mens Robes in aU sUk, MOORE PROMOTED Garv R. Moore, son or Mr. I . and Mrs. Lloyd M. Moore, 20 1 ! Oak-st, Pomeroy, was promoted ; to specialist four recently ln · · Germany, where he is serving j ! with the 35th Artillery. Moore, !22 a fire direction computer ' in Battery A of the artillery's 3d Battalion entered the Army in April of this year complet. ed basic training at Fort J'ack1son, S. C. and was last assigned at Fort SilL He graduated from Pomeroy High school 1!160. ' ~ THE ••'' •' 7:00 Jobn'o Almanac 8:00 Popeyo and Palo UD Atom Ant 10:011 Secret Squirrel 10>30 Underdog 11:00 Top Cat 11:30 Fury 12:00 The First Look 12:30 Explorlnfl 1:00 Theatre J 1:30 PGA 4 Ball Championship 3:00 Nationwid e Bowling 4:00 Bllttle Line 4:30 ln Vs. Hands 5:00 The American Challeogo 5: 30 Sports In Action 5: 30 Biography 6:00 Hullabaloo 6' 30 Flatt and Scrugp 7:00 Porter Waroner 8:00 I Oreatn of Jeannie 8:311 Get Smart 9:00 Satur<tay Night at Movlea :00 Perry Como 11:10 Weather II : 15 SJlllrls Ronndup 11 ::m Films of tht a• Wreaths - I a~ SELECT ROBES for the ENTIRE FAMILY I I FARMERS. . BANKl IL.~~~M ~0~~1~:~. --~~.J !l I -' 1: ~ ~~~-·ldM----~~~~~ = d~ys andl WSAZ-TV Channell 1 "· $ 25.00 $ 12.50 $ 50.00 $100.00 $150.00 $250.00 $500.00 ..... Areo • • emini 6 Pa 15 Hours 1For Blastoff I 1 l'hPnge lt. Tlii!l t.le1·is ion . if it was tel bt tn<-~de l1;1d to be made 00011 hoWt'\'Pr. If the Gemini I I:1U1Wh goes next Sunday (_;r·m1ni 7\ t>gg-s l1aped orbit w1ll h;n•r to b~ adjustt!d Into 1 r·J. r• :I;H· rn lh today or early Tu1•~d..1y m ordt'r to facilitate lir• · n ·ndi·Zvllu<.: . H11rma n und Lovell wert' to tude~y on whether llwy t:J/1 fiy ar leasl 45 of the :J.Ob orb1 h 1/wy hope to curnpk ~ c i~ /heir two • week lll h~l un whwh will shatter all ..:;p.u;e r11cords. Stmd:ll' 1d1'·n t!w.v received !'il'<J,·;; n('t~ for 30 orhits the ~·<~ll<· tn 11;1:.; re-ptJI'ted stablt (·J~il!l: lt 11) I;J"t for JtJ days. ;;('I :1 dl'cls lo/1 Driver Escapes 1 sA1T RnA v scom:s MiddJ epurl 7 1 Wa hama --17 Serious In]' urv.; (ralhl)llhS Pome ro1 >9 SooutiH' m "~ fHI Oa k III II Athr ns 7:t In Svracuse . w arro-n ~. ..,.a t t6 Zalt'sk l 9 1 1 Outposts to Facilitate Snow Control 5~i A Rt. 2 Racine ma n ese<.~ped i: J ·. __,.. .... ....... . . - -· -- ~ ~ "· "" · ·- .• II .~..--···· ~ ._ ....1 .. ........ • ~ _,. serious in jury when the car he. was dri ving turned over liS he was attempting to negotiate a r curve at the lower end of SyraL cura ~tJU'U ::j"Jd. .;l · 1 ~" 111 lila~ s Telev:sion Program ; ~I, NOVEMBER so, i i $1 99 $7 99 eloana ~ RECEIVE NEXT •• '. j ~~=~ie:~~:~~~t.,l:k~t,~:~: _Drive~~'hro!~ 1 2 : Roush's Shoe Store 2 ' ' Hanna u Tral't> Chaunrf'y 56 Eas tt' rn Rutland 47 ~o. Ga lli a Fai rl and 66 Kyger Crl't•k f oal (~u~·., ~7 lrQntun 7:1 5:l 41 Tl\'ll c, n11w ;,nd irr r-onll'()l outwill lw f'~t ahli.'\i lf' d thl~ V.ltliN b.1· \l•·J~ ~ ' uunll' ul'lll_:ials. Tilt' r'mll llv r·nmmit.;sioners 55 ·1 nr~ :;x pn~1~ ·Lw l1"' 1 .c·•c .J .; .,.•rJ" ' "n~ ·Jn ~ 1J t uf ALONG TH1o l.INI 1 iH;_...._........,.......- ....................-. ......... I' ' • !!' • 1 I 16 MEMBER! . - For All The Family ~ ~ • 1 of fred candle-s. The closin g prav· 1\lrs l'har les R1ffl e entert :Jm· Wy att or Galhpolt!l. lord, pastor of llie New Haven ett Thomas, Mrs. Ed Speneer, witli her Mr. and Mrs ; er was given hy the Rrv . ~·d the BJ.):lonthly Canas.! a d ub Rt~.ndy Kt> ith re:c ived ":'any 1•:us Church. Mrs. Albert Woodard and ~h!ld- Arnold RJchards. Mrs. Sta~y Hicks. Guests wt-re Mr. and e\·enmg. at ht• l llome. g1rt s. Semhng a g1ft was Chll r· re·n, Irene and Morton Barnes Bunton and son, Brett, of Cmer ""'giVen by lloe "" ~lr. ~:ast \1;nn Sl. Prizes for gJones les y,,, t;arnes were played llanghtl'r Surprised and Miss Becky Wright. d cmnati , j~ned k h~r hh~bano Ai Mrs. Oonald Hicks and snn. v.er(' owardt'd t11 \'irs. John and a good li me enjoyed by • Sending gifts were Mr. an 1 here for e wee a e om• ~ · -· lkal'er lind !\'I rs . Donald ~k- all. Spl:'ndmg the weekend with · At 8Jrlhtlay Party Mrs. Fritz Buck, Mrs. John of her parents, Mr. a~d Mr.s Kerme. · Handy Keoth was Billy Cleland Mrs. Alfred Crow pleasantly Goett, Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Mrs. jHichards. Mr. Bunton. " cont•a. Refreshments were served by : uf Haci ne· surpri ~ed her daughter. Rebec- : Ben Turner, Mrs. Clarence An- u.mg h1s studtes at Ohio Umver a. 1 · the hosless to th ose nam ed a- ! ' ca, with a birthday party a her ~ drews, Mrs. Donald Hauck ..slly. . , huv 1! and !\'lr!'i. Ril'hard Fml:lw. • f.' • . I I" home No v. HI. Becky's guests! Mrs. Sudie Wolfe, Mrs. ~oy Mr. and Mr~. Pr.'c.e \\olfe of ~: r. lr~. Cuv Cowan, Mrs. ~1a1( ' 111' rJirtSP Alt '-~S inl'l uded Stephl'n Hayes , Debra : Mayer. Mrs. W. 0 . Barrut~, Lexingto.n, O~to, . vtstted this A, Folmer ; nd guesl s. Mrs F.nwr- . In HPipre MPetnrg ; Hall. Peggy Neigler, Johnni e I Mi ss Bertha Conde, Mrs. ~h1l week_ wtth h1s stster and broson Well and Mrs. Te rr}· Phalin . F'ive member:-; nf Lhe WSWS: West Barbara Theiss and Ste-1Meinhart, Miss Erma Sm1th, ther-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of the Enterprise lW H l1mn:h ' phan ie Hadford . I Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Mrs_ Ja- Gilmore. . ~ to ' pr. 1 VISITS SISTElt 1 were in Bel pre Tuesday to at-1 Ga mes were played and after' cob Turner, Mrs. Harry Mrs Earl Kmght has retur~ • Miss Brenda Ingraha m was R te nd tht- Fall WSWS lnsLilute : the honored guest opened her I Schwab, Miss Carolyn Smith, ed from Columbus, . where: rr 1·pnl gtH'St of her sister and at the EUB Church. gifts. rerreshments of cake Mrs. Marvin McCiw-e. Mrs. spent several With ::r ~ Participating M•mb•r fannlv. \lr. and Mrs. Wil liam Rev Carl Silvernail. an ag. _ice crea m and kool ade were I Dayton Phillips and Mrs. C. J . shter and ~"';im-law, r. • ~ in Middleport Merchants 1Strau.ss. Belpre, and attended rim ltural missionary to Bralil,· .~rved. Struble. ___ Mrs. ~~~!~ II I the fu nera l of her gra ndmother,! was guest spe<;ker on ronmt1ons I - ~~- --- ~ Chri5tmas Gift-A·Rama Mrs. Charles H. In graham at in Brazil and work being done Marietta on Nnvem ber 23rd i there. Worksho~ were held for the var iO US secretaries. At-' 1 Duuglas. Warren Herald, Ter- tending from the local church IIIIi . Middlepo.-t ' esa and Corky :">lwmsky, Dan, were Mrs. Myrtle Long, Miss : Roger and Vtc kie Abbott. Dorothy Long. Mr!>. Me nze l. 1 ~ ,. ; ;:;, Smith. Mrs. Herbert Dtxon and ~ Mrs. Philip Smith. •• tA wide selection ol 2 •~ 11 •' c. :. ;': ; -~ !I _ WASHINGTON FRESH from victories over the alumi· num and copper industries, which wanted lo raise prices, President Johnson now has run head on into the Federal Reserve Board, which wants to raise interest rates. He said - - - - - - - - - - - parent.~. i' = RUBBER fOOTWEAR • •• • 11 r •.l SPACE CENTER, Houston to speak to tllf' ground by fV Pl ) - Gemim 7 astronauts mi.'<Jils uf a l<tSI'r l1ght bt'a m. : Frank Borman a nd James Ont' of 1lw as lrun<llJ is alsn ' Lovell flashed on through 1was scheduled t(l bcrome the history 's longest spnce rlighL i fi rst a.~tronuul to orbit m h1s , today while technicians al. C<>pe underwear shuekmg Iu s l1ghl · I Kennedy moved Up to 15 hour!'i wetght fly in:; Sl iil m the <th('ad of st:hedut£' in prepan ng pr~·:;su rized Gemini 7 rab1n !or the launch of Gemini 6. 1 The pO!'is ihil ity ;1 ro w th ;i l. The Gemini capsul e W<ls I Gem ini 6 m•gh! bt• b uu ltt>d I elerLrtca lly "mated" to its huge I Su nday , a da y t>arht-r 1km ITitan 2 la~nched at B:45 a.rn _ pJanned, tu , ca1T~· . \\' ;illt'r 1(ST}, Th1s was a task Sdllrr<.~ <-t!Hi l hom:i'i Sial ford m 1<lrigmally schedul ed to be done I pursuit ot Gem1r1i 7 :uaJ llll.' ,'lround midnight. Other phases i Ji r!;l t sp<Jce rmrhrou ~ of lhe work or. Gem ini 6 were · Offici als at ( ';1 1 1 ~ 1\•·mwdy reported four to six hours and the IIOtL~Inn S;u'- f' t·,·nu·r ahe<Jd. were cardu l to s:•.v h •J\I l' l'l' l' Among th e exper iments in thut the Gt·n•in l ti l:1 1111d i still store for Borman and Love ll was set for lk1·. ];} and n:, both 37, today wer: _an_attem pt _dec•1sion Jwd b( ('t\ 111;,dt· to I II Miller. ~ ' ::. ... ::; _.., MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965 VATICAN CITY POPt. l Paul VI has prepared a Papal j Bull permitting Catnolics lo cat : meat on Fridays, it was reliably reported today. High-level! Vatican sources said the pontiff will issue the decree Tuesday at a public sesion of the Ecumenical Council. Informant told UPI the decree lilts major fast and abstinence rul es ror ull Catholics except monks, nuns and other members of religious orders. but the rules will still be moin· tained for Good Friday, t h el Christma s vigil and ose other major fenst day. probably that of the lmmaculate Concept ion on Dec. 8. ·---"l rhur~d~~Y ••' c?,"~ ~-·-- .&"...-CO ••• ...--~~~ ~~i_.~<.,...::0. ·(')_ • -v.'\S' "V ••' Christmas Oub "'- •• • ••• ~!art, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO attempt to place a package of instruments on the lunar su rface and pave the way for a munned flight to the moon. NOW! l ::~P~~;., , :,•,';·~ ~,;:~ 1 ~:; : n~ ,,;~'''·' Ofl Tlwrstla y . ~;;:r~~"~~es~~g~~~~a, ::~ /;!~~ ~:,'t~% ~:rt~~:;~sn ~:~b~lvi~~.~~~~rsE;:~· M~~iu:::•::n~w\~s:ndw:: ~urents, ·:;-~ r;~-:; ..z,-4 S '·.. ~. . . G-'va · ·-":;~~--?':"" .::.~;c;_:;~~q C...y£~ •• ~ifts M•illa-Ma~on ;;., ;:. >; ~ .'~ ·~ It is the fourth Soviet Around And About Middleoort ~nd gift~ ba~ket famll~ j S Ill: f<olltl\~mg . MOSCOW - THE RUSSIAN spaceship Luna 8 raced toward the moon today for an intended soft landing shortly ~fter mid· night Mo11cow time ~4 : 50 p.m. EST). ~ :nd s ;;. ·t; en tine WORLD Picken~, MEIGS THEATRE , the Mrs Campbell is chairman Nam DEC. 7 . . wooch-ow McKelvey and ;::. whit:l• fmunc es. The. food for the c: tck,l Meigs Temple Pythlan Mike Hunt.mgton, l ed witll wedding bells. There- Cbeesberew; refreshments, she tr Wi th a ~~l.t. ad A arne en dmner WJII be, donate 1.1) ters will meet in regulur sess ion W. Va . visited FFJday With rei-, freslunent table was attractive Mrs. Ervin and Miss Hawley, Pomeroy Clea ners .ext memhers of the churc h. Tuesday, at 7:30. p.m. at alives. in white cover and centered Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Nelson, was to _\Irs _: Miri dl eport Arr.H'fl('an .Legmn !\Irs. Emmogene .Loho unler-. IS with an arrangement of pink Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Mrs. Lewl!l, 17 hell iind Will iam Auruwl Clrristnw.s hall. There wtll be a 50 cent went :-;urgery at Umvers1ty Hos- NEW HAVEN - R.cently 5 carnations with pink candles in Mrs. Ethel Lowery, Mrs. Theo Pomeroy. Ohk Rollm 1-J.eaJ ii s. j1 . Rei bid /)' • Held gif t exchange. , pital Friday· adults of the Evangelical Untf.. crystal holders on either side. Neutzling Mrs. Beulah Roush; Ktlliuger, :\1rs. t:>niY , urne r IS DEC. 8 · ed Brethren Church met in a Games were played with priz- ara her~a\ia Mrs Mitchell and Mrs. Al·nn ld H<t~·~~- rht> The Young Adult Class of the. White Rose Lodge Auxiliary. • • fellowship of study. As a text- es awarded to Mrs Ed Evans ~rs Mei,nhart ' rema inder of t he evr~mg wa~ Middlepor~ .~'hurch .or Chn:t. •,d ll meet WednesdAy. Oer. 8: lith Btrthday IS book the group .used, ·:The La- _aOO Miss Evelyn Fick. Mrs. .....~'"--''~il!IIW,,~. TONIG HT th ru TUES OAY' spent m sm~mg n! ( hns_ tm~~ held tis ChrHmas dmner at at the legion h:all in Middleport. l..'e/ebrated Nov. 27 bor of the Latty," smce tlle James Guinther won the door Walt Oi $nty's "OL D YEL LER " ca rols wit h :vir~ . Stcw:u t as lht> d mrch Thursday e~·e- A soL·wl hour will be held fol- Randy Keith Pyles o( Racine EUB denominational theme this prize. \T('rhmrulor I uing IJrepared . by lhe women lowing the meeti ng at the hall. was honored with u party upon year is "Jesus Christ Renews After the honored guest openDurr)1hY :\ld_:ture. Ji(•<;s Par· accompani st. h1·t·. Chll !' k ( "t•wwr:--, Tu mm.~Attt" nding were thr abovP and of .'.he H~mt>btuldt'rs. ~~::~ ~~ · Tlw Pomeroy Shakespeare his l ith birthday at the home: His Church Through. Lay Par~- · ed her gifts, ice cream centerh. lfk. }!rs . Amanda Kaspar. :\1rs. S('l "'~d b~ nwn of th:- r l · s. 0 n- t lub wil l meet Wednesday De· of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.! cipation and Vocational Dedi- ed witil pink wedding bells, c~e Fu turetlf': Gl d Cuekler Mrs. George bt~·~s~~g wa~ by th~ Rev. _ 0 · cernber 8. at ~ p m . at the home Charles F. Pyles November 27.1cation." iced in white and decorated m Fln h, the Tee nagf' Otter H a M . ElS€lsleln aid lh eks. the d!nn.er. of Mrs. Ben Neut1Jing for their I•avors of loHipops, bubble! The group met In two secpink with the inscription "Best Mr. and Mrs. Harold George Co lorc:arfoo n 1 111 Grueser. were plavcd. an wl Chnstmas. rar ty. Mrs. gum, balloons and mints B:Dd · tions, one on Wednesday even- Wishes Susie and Bill" and cof- and son, Brian, are visiting her Adm1~s iun '; 5l· & 40c ' pre~entt·d to .1\lr. .H~. ~.ks and the Robert warner 1s co-h~sless. refreshments nf cake and ace · ings for an hour before Prayer fee were served. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. " -. 01111 .-cr.ciC IIIIIIC'CCte'flf"" AbAttending \m'e the above and McComas. ~''<'C'{'('<'(!f'CICte((tc:IC!C'fiCICCtr'CICII. II. II.tCIICet:'C a: tef!rhiT1 of the c.. h 1s1, rl Bud t e There will be a 50 cent g1ft ex· . cream and punch were served 1 1 d _and Bible Study, the other for d Ml 0 t· iii f)ott. T •e group vo ' pr · change and members are to to Billy and Wayne C e an •: an hour on Thursday mornings, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Clar- Miss Carol Scott an S! 8 !' pan• a n[ food ror bri ng for the Girls IndLtS- Dennis Cole, Tim lhle, Bruce both over a period of six weeks. ence McNeal, Mrs. Charles .Joy Boggs, student nurses 11 'f' nl:'t>d\' for tl1e Chnstm,•s lnal School. and Bret Buddy Joe , Shir- Some adults from Bachtel Allell.'Sworlh, Mrs. Marion Van·1Holzer School of Nursing, visit > JJ r,;l[ J • season ley and Sharon Pyles, Mrs. Earl EUB Church, with their pastor, Meter, Mrs. Max Memhart, ed over the holiday weekend "t:J lit Tables were der(•ri! tmg iTl II' Uonthlv duiJ ! Hart Bever ly Hart and the the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Mrs. Mary Stanley, Mrs. Dan wtth therr gtft.~ ~ere ha~g~·l ~s C~\lfl[J· .rlmdu~te.~ 'b\~' a;ded. P~ :es. ; ~ \h~ ' io wi~hift:w,7:e.:~~~n :.!~~ ~~~~~e~s;t~;~- ~:~:.e· Study Group Meefs for I L o· cussion . • ::o~a~~w:i~"c.~::.:~ow· Cl.a~a ' I at Mrs. Woodard Sho Guest at wer /nDAV Hall g::: re: ' DetJoted To The ·t~~ull 01 The I Ki~~· exa~·umn~; daug_~er, 1 M~homal r....l-~u ~wis. ,.. ; , 0 a,t·' ·:·y a!"; was . ·~ PcmerOy 1 } ' ·., m following the meeting. A Naomi King wa• Installed aactate patron; Mabel Bennett, and honored M...oa.dr d In :lte arrangement of mumJ i The Christmas Social Concerns DEC. 4 Worthy Matron and William Lettie Rous\ trea;. ... ..JpeLeon· and gladio!a centered the O[f!Cers were elected foiJ,w. cludmg a hghl ed . tree and red ' coommissJOn of Heath Methodist The bazaar, soup and pie sale King was Worthy Patron of Ev· urer_, Arm ard served aa worthy rna· freshmen! table WI:h lng the annual Chr iStmas dlnn; r and white pmnsettlas and Chnst-, Church IU Middleport is work· by the Syracuse Ladies Auxil· angeline Chapter, Order of tlte Marlo Pic e~tnr" n Mitchell, Iron In 192.1-24. A donation ert Kmg and Cba·~":nd ncb ol the Past Chiefs of Magnolia mas lights on the mantel. ' mg rommillees in preparatiOn iary of the syracuse Volunteer Eastern Star, In an Impressive duct:': M Jelnbart mar· given to the TB and Health As- at lhe coffee ~ervlk d ~nilTemple Pvthian Sisters Thur'-1 I C presi I lor Ire second holiday dmner Fire Department will be held installahonservlceTh~ada]'; ~ima!"stelff organist· sociatlon and invitations tooth· bowl. Assorte c~\""the dil> day evening " the Feder,led " "' The rna rueser, - and party for community child- in the basement of the_ Syra- en_ing at the Masonic emp e ; I ts - Charlo~ Cochran: er chapter lnabillatlon were wiches were serv_ yincludin8 church dent. was m charge of • short te n MIS '-\layne Gibbons. chair· cuse Methodi•t Church mstead Middleport. Starpo ~~ Thotnas ruth· read including AQJens Doc. 3 & mg room committe~ Mildred A dehcJous turkey dinnt'r was bus mt>ss sess1on wh1ch opened man, is heading the project. of at the lownlhall. lt will ~gin Other offic~rs ~tailed ln· adah; Le:s esttwr': E~ Ppmeroy, Dec. B, at 7:45 p·m. Cathryn Ervm. 8 ~ and Aud· served at 6 30 and members with Ihe Lord' Pn•yer in um- The dmner Will he held Tu es· at .o a m . Dec 4. Contamers eluded BesSie Kmg, associate Roselnar~on Ym.;.u,a· and Ar- Mrs. Guy Reynolds present· Hawley. co-cha1rm~~ Nelson, wNe seated at a table w1th El ct on of offi eers was da v t:'venmg. Dec 14 a! 5 30 needed for car ryout Servmg matron, and Robert King, asso- ~ae ~0 . 'lecta ~na Bunce ed the junior past matron, Mrs. rey Daven~rt, 0 "hoi<· cover and a ren"rpiere son e ' t I on . the chureh dimng room for will be in the chunoh dining ene avis, e . d Geor e Mitchell with the past rna· Evelyn LewiB. lh I hemloc k and red P"'"" " '"' ' held woth Mrs Frank S ewao approxo mafely 100 ch•ldren rang- roo m Soup 50 cents per quart, _ , _,. "' WII/J . Jnstalled .w~r er, g Iron's j~wel and a gift was pre- Chapter committees forB ' ·d l'andltos !It'd With rrd bcm" presJden t, Mrs La wrenee Lan- mg .m age from 4 through Ipjes 75 cents each, 15 cents by Meinhart, ·, s Grate sented to Allen Hughes retir· year Include Euvet;Ull ec-rn:sta l v.ere on t'tthf'r mng Vl ('t' .\1 rs Rir·h- • sthool F'nllowing the dmner , pi ere. Many bazaar articles . .l otedlcebr wtha jna worthy patron chapters tie, Rosemary Lyons, St aiflm Jl'rench - • Emma Y eK. -~ ·~ represente<l from · Racine, K'mg, trustees LillianHawkins, e • sode '" the renterp~er·e and ard Cam phell. se.-retary; and'I gruup songmg . of .carols w1111 , • for so 1e. eop n In M~rshals, Clat-• were . ·•Marie ''" "' h end of Ihe toble Nap- Moss Thelma f:rum r. treasurer he under lhe dorerhon of .~:II DEC. I w!th and Beulah Jones; In· Pomeroy, Wilkesville, Chewe, life member, Freddie Hou k"" also <·arned ou l lhe P"'" · eelm will b< held oa m H11ssell and a ~:lm._ 1he , The ReedsVIIIe - LongBottom tal~ conductress Rom• Harrisonville, Amesville, Ches- KsthleenAnthony,_ . Grac< 1 ,. tw th t>rnt• Pbce cards wt're .l,muary m g Spml of Chn :itmas, w•ll ~ · Homemakers Club Will hold 18 • lin ' der Ed- terhill Stockport, and l.AJwell, dashelt, reg1stratwn. ' Hilt' book:. l'l ilh name m~wnbed .11 tht homt:' ol \l rs. Thnmii.S shO\\n hv Pastor M E Do wson.' their annual Christmas party I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan I Hawk~ns; ins~ l!t~~i~ ~tl- Ohio. ' French, All~~ Hughes, Robert n rt>d and gree n .1nd Javors cook AI tht' close of th: hu sl-j Mrs Robert Coats and Mrs. I Monday, J?f;c. 6 at 7 p m. at the and son, Skip and Mrs. Flor· ith Russell, S . The theme tor the new year Ann . Th_omas: .,.,., 1e Da•t wtt h De\tght books ness sess 11111 Happ~ Bu U1dav 1o E Rall are cha1rman for the home of ~rs. Claremont Har- ence Holley were recent vlsl- nel,hEvehalynle .u n. Is "Truth'' and name tags de- Wilham Kmg, mstructwn, Dor d 0• · sung tu· Mr" Lusei lle B , treat~ to be g1ven · th e children · :' tiS. · T e with c P the r mee"ng waswor· sun.nld a pomse1t1a m re . wh't I t> was · tors in Columbus. ned out-going picting the star of Bethlehem ·IS LeWJS, Peggy Spurlock . 'Rob"' clue lP ul ered with a Chr istk I ob"rVIn' her' In charge of decoratmg the din- Pomeroy Chapter 1116 OES Mrs Eslle Mossman return- ~ tron d worthy patron were given eocb guest A soc· shme pages; BesSIO Klng,M . m·•, ~'mOOt Mrs ~·rank Stc-1 H;:~w ms w m wa!:i " mg room will be Mrs Charles I will have iru;ta llation of officers. ed ho~e Wednesday, after a vis.l yt:l1rna Mi~~ell and All~ ial hour was held in th.e dining ert King, Ann Thomas, ana 1 1Bradbury, ?frs. Earl Davenp~rtl Mondar, at 7:45 p.m. at t~e it m Newark, with Mr. and Ka ryn in char e Di&tin ish,1 • rt ask the grace i ba·tlu1u y. Pickens, budget; Etta M a 41 1 1 110\~ 1 ng rne dmner the Severa l rt>adm~~:s wl'rt' gJV ('l\ and the seni<\r MYF a~d 1tsl Masom c Temple. t:athryn Wil Mrs. Donald Morgan and tam- Hughes, in Ju~ mcfuded • Norton, Glady~ Vroman, Pearl 11 0 ~~ 01 uv 11 ct1onrnt•d to the partv • 1 d'10g T1m6 f(lr MedJ talion: counselors. James .Brewmgthonl son of ~un~ur~ ~~thiost~~f~ lly and Mr. and .Mrs. Robert i e~uf: 5~emYn, depuSy grand IS Reynolds.au~n~; ~slt~e~~fe~ 1 1 " hwh w{l:-; <tlso derm e~tf'd JOe u · . nt and Jack Beehtle, Will tnm t e matron, Wl Mossman and farmly. f . t f Lo _ son, Maxme 3 • e 0 25 .II ki'rp mg wtth in- ,$, Bit of <lclllll tree. I officer.d c 'I D ohters Mr and Mrs. Eslie Mossmanl decorations ;hLetlleBRolahushJ,oEvn..... Prave r b~· 1 s an Theo orus ounc1 auo · . ·to 1 p ki e , '~ • ~"'lyn Lewis c eer; eu 1 • h - -- - - ··Lov;ng ' Mi'~s,.gt>- Bt- t; lad. ' Mrs. Nan M.oore: ~ r ~ge of America will meet in regu- were Thursday VIS! rsn ar ~ resen.taUve of Missouri In Ohio, Lena Bu~ce Mildred Zeigler, ~ 11SS L; ruest-1. A Snng of pr;w,;c.!oSf tlh e gu~st IJ~t a; f ~ r~e ~;_l iar sessiOn Monday at 7:30 p. ersburg, W. VaS . ch 11 d Mrs and MarJe Curd, distriCt seer& Mrs. William A. Woodard Su· publicity; duarleen ~811, ~ rs Hawkms Yttlellde. Mrs hu er WI arrang o . m at the IOOF hall Mrs. Herman o an . tay. of Lena Bunce Mildred Zergler, s:ewar l .At Chnsfmas : sunal invitations lof dehve;-1 ·ii.e Mary Martha Circle of Kelly Grueser and_ Others recognized were past telephone: Bessie King, EUI Baptist : Jane were Galhpolil YISI rs, , matrona and past patrons of er Tuesday evening at the DAV Mae Norton, program; P.oser ,nle and Be RaJlv, Ml :s!'i t:r na· ed 1'he chtldre.n o t e cou~ Y, the Pomeroy First J "" · .~ S;onnel lnr Chnstm as, h~me are spectal guests. ~::s rhurch will meet at the church ! Thursday. . i Evangeline Chapter, past grand hall given by Mrs. Milton ll'ood, mary Lyons and Emma Cla_t· ~ Irs. H.av ~ldenahel. and clns""d ~ ncd,l ~aehnle. lS IT anspo Monda.v at 7. 30 p. m. Mem- · Mrs. Philip Radford and mo- officers1 worthy matrons and Mrs Llo d Wri ht Mrs Wil- worthy Mabel Bennett, Marti with a Poem. When I Qu i!, by liOn bers asked to bring ther, Mrs. sa.rgent wen: Iworthy .patrons of District 2S, wo!:tard . Mrs. Arlene Davis, CharON REQUEST \ tr~. t:nmpbe\1. 'to bf' to~ken toh I h M' . for a box to be sent to Vlel Wednesday VlSitorl 10 PW'ker~ 'I Floyd Cleland lene Thomas Ways and Means, retu rnPd to e1r omes. ISs. b w Va · ' l p 1 secr~ry: .. .,. $800 Cllh GIVHWIY ~~~~,-~,wwww~ - ~-~ w-~--~-,.-~~.--.._...._........a. .d ENT"RTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. AUred Crow en· terained with a family dinner IThanksgiving Day at the i r home in Racine. Present were Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Swart and children Greg .and Pamela, Akron, Mrs. Maud Thronburg, Huntington, W. Va., and Mr. aod Mrs. James Swart, Racine. EARNS AIDE ROLE Ronaleen Osborne, R D. 2, Long Bottom, a Junior at Bethany College, W. Va., baa been named a student assistant In the Llbrry at lhe &cbool for the • - academlc year. VI8ITII IN VIRGINIA Mrs. Delbert Gaul spent : Thankqlvlnfl week at Alewldria, Va., with her daupter Donna lllCI family. The homo of the male buffalO appear within two llllllllhl af· ter blrtll u lwla bulllpl on lbe forehead. eo·. cotton prints t Bright plaid cotton .. ~1 -.·~ flannel Robes and fine pinwale corduroy Robes for boys tGay, colorful printed Cotton Dusters in i . cotton qullts and Saturday, IJec, 11 HlJbllgbfl 8:30 GET SMART - "Aboard the Orient Express." Smart boards the Orient Express to take a half-million dollar pay. roll to CONTROL's free.lance agents behind the lron Curtain. 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Bello Are Ringtog," •tarring Judy Holliday and Doan Martin. A telephooe answering oervice tperator falls in love, sight Jlllo 7:00 TV Claasroom 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 "Heckle and Jockle" 1;30 TeJmessee '1'Uiel1u 10;00 Mighty Mouse 10;30 LinUJ the Lion Hearted 11 :00 Tom and Jerry 11:30 Quick Draw MeGraw 12:00 Sky Klhg 12:30 Tho Adventum ., Lwll 1:00 My Friend FUcka t :30 Jim Walter Jubilee 2>00 Championship Bowlinr 3;00 Football Cardinals VI. Cowboys 6:00 Trials of O'Brian 7:00 Smothers Brothtr1 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 S.Cret Agent 1:30 , . Loner 10:00 Guasmoke 11:00 New• Tonight II: 15 Million Dollar MOY!oa Neilbborl Social Security Word of Lifo Suparmon 1:30 l"rog!e Preunll 10;00 ShenanipaDI 10:!0 Tho llealla U:OO Cuper Ca..U:IO Porky Pll 12:00 Bup lluaay 12:30 Mtlloo 1bo MOII!Ier · I :110 floppily Hopper I :30 AmerieaD lledllond 1:10 Lel'o Dtmce 3:15 Sammon'o Startlmt 3::10 Advenlllrt Tbno 5:00 ABC'1 Wide World of Spla 1:10 f1llltolmu *" 7:10 Tllllm)O 7:30 Sltl!ld!J lctle 'lllo &lag Ji'am]J 1:30 Tho Laiii'OII<e Walle !how 1:30 Tho Ho~ Palaca 11:!0 ll'restltq U:OO Bob Young Newo .. U: 1i OIWir '!'beater teen, with one of the servlee'a clients. 11:45 FILMS OF THE IO'o ''Girll on_tbe Loose,'' !tarrinl Maria Corday, and Mark Richman. Stqing a oensailonal $200 payroll robbery, • daring female gang .....,istlng fll Agneo CIOJ'k, Vero Parkinson, Joyca Johanneaon, and Merle Wlllia1111 make a IUC<I!&!ful get-away with fJJe help of Vera'• olstor Belen. IATURDAY'S LIITI MOVIES Cbarmel IS, "The lnvaatlon of the V•mpim," 1162. Bena Martha Balll'IMn alld "llorri!r Hotel, II 19110, Olristopher LMJ Cbarmel I, "Ride the Man DowD,II 1952, lbl Came'on and· Cbannel 3, "Crozylecl" 115:1, Elroy Hn<b. .:........-4-- HOLLYWOOD IUPI) -Tho:!" 've •witched the title of Jeamlo Moreau's new film from ''Sum-mere Fires" to "MadamolHIJe:." MONDAY'S LATE MOVIE Chlnnel 13, "BucJes in the Afternoon,.. 19S2, Ray MlDond. TIIESDl Y'S LATE MVVIE Cbanne1 13, "I Bombed Pearl Harbor,u 1160, Tolhlro MtrUM. Wlldaelday's Late Movies Ov.mel lS, "'I'be Law•" 1110. MacDomld Carey a a d Cbanliel 1, "Bewan. My Lew• ly," 1952, Ida Lupino. TIIIJIISDAY'S LATE MOVIES !lwmel 1!, "The Speclallst," 1151, Dlonl Don and Cbannel ': .. "91Jowcl0\tn It Boot Bill," glrla. -•• " ~ -·~··· ...• fiWWC£2 aOlllltWI 1 I aQ FIR......-CISWft&C&&C& 2 I I lfllf(ININitt• . ... Owiea ~~nmson. ' '· _Elberfelds In Po.meroy ' . ' . a.....t 13, "A Cry In lht Nl&bt." 111M; Ecimooid O'Brl10 aDd "Apeman fll the JUJ111e," Ra!Pit Hudnl. Cbarmel I, "011, IDHTD·TV 1 ~---------------------' FRIDAY'S LATB MOVIES . ', " • ' .lll•'nr.":.Cllllo: w Oti•-. ·t ·--! l ' I •J ' I 1:110 1:15 1:10 1:110 washable Cordana for -···-······· .......... ······ ......... .... ....... .SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 I WHTN-TV 'Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS Supplement To nat D1IIJ Sentinel. Pomeror ·Midrfleport. OMt aWl! fhe Gallia Times, Gaillpulia, Obio ; t965 l I - I I I I I I I I li I!; I; li If= :i I I I I I I I I I I DECIMBIR M 1 W T r-1 ' I 2 I 5 6 7 8 9 !12 1314 15 16 i19 20 21 22 23 i26 27 28 29 30 ., ' 1965 l f 3 Ill 4. 10 17 18 24 25 3: ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1965 Jerry Van Dyke No Longer In Dick's S~dow By VEKNON SC01T UFI HoDywood Corr.,pondent HOLLYWOOD (UPli - Jt 'o aurprising to see Jerry Van Dyke with a Californfil suntan Inasmuch as he has lind in tho sllode of hio brother's fame for the past five years. Bul Jerry , like frere Dick, h11 hi8 own television series now, "My Mother, The Car. '" And lUte Dick he also has his own swimming pool. which aceounts for that suntan. Jerry is married to his high eehooJ sweetheart, C&rol, and they Uve in the hills above the San Fernando valley with daughtero Kelly Jean, 7, and Jeri Lyon, 3. Their home io on English colonial with three bedrooms and two baths - modest by his brother's ltandards, but Jerry hao llved in California only three year.. The Vltn Dyke children have 1 muU named ke and a pair of lazy cats who answer to Jeel" tr1 and Tinter Bell, If they nnswer at all. . Both youngsten ottend pri· ••te scboola and a mold comes IIJ leur lo Ulp u- ..... the house in order . Jerry and his brother are close friends, visiting back and forth several times. a week.f'oth are PresbyteriaruJ although Jerry is not as active in t he church as Dick. "On weekends Dick and his family come over here lo lounge round the poot, or we go over to his place," says Jerry. ''Most of our buddies are in show business, so we have many of the same friends. "We don 't entertain on a la v. ish scale or anything like that. Just amaH dinner parties with a lot of show biz talk." loess Shy Jerry is Jess ahy than his brother, more outgoing and re-. )axed among atrangen, He '! aomewhat self-conscious about comparisons with Dick but there isn't a shred of envy for Dick's burgeoning success. They bear a strong resembhl.nce to one another that is more apparent off-screen thab ~· They •lao dress limllarly, 1n sweaters, !llacb m- sporU Jackets· During vacatiooa the Van Dykes pack up lllld head for their native Danville, Ill., where bolh Carol's Pl"""ls and the sento• van Dykes sun make their hom... '"I try to play tennis on weekends," says Jercy. ''I spend an buur or so at the Lao Angeles Tennfo Club on SalJirday and Sunday. I nsed 1o lie a good player ~ I have trophies to prove It - and lately I've e!ltered a few touruments just lor the fun of it. "Carol il llldltl - - - wt' can play mixed doub1ea at the club. But she's g(}t a lona: w"d'~<' to go yet. " lr Ca rol is a neorhyte on the court. she's an expert decorator and cook. She designed their home in CQnlemporary modem motif in color tones of green, yellnw and urange. Their living room is divided to give spltCII for Jerry's den. "But ! still don 't l:rav1 a bideout of my own.'' he says. ''When I want to escape 111 thl women in the family I duck into the steam bath out by 1M pool. It 's a little warm out there in the 1ummerttme."' so j . . . . wn.t. r ARTICIPATE , Jack W. Lee, Genral Manag. or of WSAZ Radio ond T•levJ. alon has been Invited to attend a Wblt. House Conference on Cornmuni<•~ons In Washington. Lee, VIce President of CapJ.. tal Cities Broadc88tlng Corpor. atioD and other l!ader11 In the communications industry will mnfer with top governmental ofDdals and Presidential repreIIOillaUves during the Nt>vember 30 conference. The WSAZ executive is al!o Chairman of the Radio Board of the National Association of Broadcasters. )' SABBATICAl. HOLLYWOOD IUP[J John Fiedler took "' two-wN>k le::~ v e from Broodwa) 's "The Odd Couple" for a role in "A t'lat llltltl•' 1or w~ ·- f (. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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