https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b64d4bb51574a095e073c51f5923fdce.pdf b028dec96c64df70c4e862f8b6f24305 PDF Text Text .. . .,-,, . .. . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . . .. . . . ( H Jd H b- nd Mrs carolyn Turoer and wac- He will remain until Tuesday where they were guesta of the Mr. and MSarst. !..ro . Ga~H ~hildren .af Phoenil AriZ. are • ·-· before returnlllll to hls home In latter's sister, Mr. and Mro. bard spent ur-y m • ests of Mrs. Vic~ia Stacy. !:o-~O~all;y~Se~n~llne~l~,~P~om~ero~y-~M~Id~dl~e~port~~·~-·~e~c·:"~·;;:~ ~ Florida. Gale Shr•mplln. They also tour· polls. gu nd Mrs Michael OhlinMYF ' Pkm ' ~~ t ij Mrs. Jack Bechtle was the ed various spots lnclutllng VIr· Mrs. Kenneth Byer and Mrs. Mr. ~ Michael Neiaon· lA RIRIJ ut 12 Installing Chaplain for lnstalla- gmla Beacl! while In the east. Robert Byer were In Athens I an, With To Help at Party I" 0 ! Galli a County Salon No. G :1 u non of officers at Evangeline Mrs. Kenneth Byer entertain- last week on busmess. • pM Le Kennedy and Pions were made to assist l~ 8 <I 40 held Jts annual ChriSt· :~ I'll/ Chapter, OES, held ThurSday ed with • holiday dinner tsst Lena Mae Fels of Baln· Mr. andGr:s. 0 with the community childre~'s ~ eop mas dmner and party_ Thursda: I Mr. Harry Houdashelt WSSIevening In Middleport. Tb e week at her home for mem- bridge, Ohio, VI~Ited ~ver the Karen . gg. party at Heath Methodist Pcmeroy evemng at the Bailey~ ~estra~ Itakes by Rawlmgs-Coats ambu- name wus unintenUooally omit- hers of her family. Present I weekend with Miss Frieda Faeh· Mrs. Ehz:th. Ar~~~ of church Tuesday, Dec. 14, when " . rant in Pomeroy. Specm gues ' : lance Saturday to Holzer Hospit- ted. 1were Mr. and Mrs. Rob(!rt nle. They spent Sunday in Ath· Jar Bluffs, o: Js VISI ng the junior MYF of He~~olh Mrs. l.ols Ann Jones an~ chil-, were Mrs. Helen Cotter, de- : al for a medical check-up. Mrs. Miss Sarah Bechtle and Mlsa jByer and children, Mr. and ens. with her daughter and tamChurch met Sunday evening at jdren of C~lumbus spent the ; partrnental chapeau . and Mrs., Houdashell accompanied him to!Marty Nicholson have return-·\Mrs. Charles Byer and child- Mrs. William Stacy and dau- ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Put. the ~hurch. Rhond'a Hysel~'l weekend with ber .grandparents: N~rm;• . C~rothers, Le Secre- the hnspita!. : ed from a trip to Norfol~, Va. ren, and Mrs. Jane Gilkey. I ghter, Wilda of Nampa, Idaho, len.__ . ts of ~~. 1 rs , -·--·-·-·-..- - - - · --· ---~Prestdent , · oonductell Ule hus1- Mr. and Mrs. Rtchard Camp 1 talre..Cats~:uere. Sundav dinner gues 1• • ness meeting. .11 'd t ~ De~... L·nda Darnell sludent i Following a turkey dinner, E. M. W ood were her son and I The group WI pr~VI e nu -~ tss • . , . -~the group 'lldjourned to the Ifamil Mr and Mrs. c. L .· ('UP favors for the dmner and at ColumbustllBusme~ ~mv~;h party room for a short business I Wool' of Ravenswood W. Va. , planned to attend the open· sit}', spent e wee en Wl :session and party. Gladys Cum- land their son, Br;icky Wood,\ hou.~e at the parsonage Sunday. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul mings chapeau, presided and j who is visiting them here · Dt'r. 19. Pl_ans also were made M. D~rnell . . : F.mma Wayland child welfare from West Palm Beach, Fla. I for a Chnstmas party W be l Jak1e Schuler or ~ottla~ ' ehainnan, reportPd on acknowl·!- -- -~-- _____ .. ------ ! held the week of Dec. 23 and aI.spent the weekend wJth hiS I edgement of work done by the I , , I ('aroling party Dec. 19. Ken- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. . S• a1on. 11 WSCS o/ S,l rtlf, use \1 S 1 neth Smith repork!d on the com· , Jarob Schuler, Locust t. . . Hm .4nmwl Danner mitlPes ~[]d [)ames were drawn ! Mrs. She.rl.ey S~an ~as a i A r~n~nbuliO[) ~as made .1 ~ : The WSCS of the Syracuse! for a g1rt exchange. Further jsaturday v1s1tor m Parkers- tht· Mateh of_ Dimes ..r.t wa. Method ist church held its annu- . plans will be made next Sun· , bur_g. W. VR i volt><! lo ·~untmue co~ll Jbutmg i al Christmas dinner Friday dov evening. Members are ask· ·· Mr and Mrs Ce-.:·il Townse[)d itu the Oenver l:led project. Sevd , evening at the home of Mrs. 1 ed. to bring calendar motrey to I of 8~\leville y..; Vn wert' Sun-. eral members P 1 'dn~ed 1~0 1 attebn" f'<~rl Weese pre~dlng the regu· · · i the: Pnuvoit' h(' 1 m ·o um u., , k1r meeting. The Rev. wene d II t. . the ne-rt mee_mg . · daygut>slsofhissisterandbro· 1 A film entitled. ··r.llnstn.as · ther·in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. G Ithis p1lSt weekeJJd. ' (;. Stuller ac:ked grace. i In 01her Lands'' was shnw.n T. Carleton. j Mr1;. Cotter spoke of h~r:.. Mrs. William Eichinger, ~res1 w11h .Sand}' Johnson and Doxie Mrs. On;ille Pro('tor of Ham- wurk as dt>partementa! chapeau ~ 1dent. conducted the b~smess 1 W:.illl'rs in charge. The met!· · ilton was tile weekend guest of! ;md told in detail· of how the ' se.ssion which opened With deing . w<~s clos~ with the b~~?· her mother, Mrs. Joseph Haub organization ~ns formed and votions take:~ from Matthew 21 dJdlo!l and fnend g~JP Cllf'le. <~nd son. Jack. : of its work wtth the rontrol ~f by Mrs. \'.Jll1am Houdas~elt, Attend ing were Dw1ght Do~· Rt>v. and Mrs. Lewis BargN ;tubf'rculosis and cyslll' f1bros1s who harl for he~ topw. V.he~ . sun. Doxie Walters. Okey R1t- of Columbus visited Sunday af-1in children. She also told of the Jesus Is ~orn. 1he prog~am to~ i ter. f:ddir Brown Kenney Sunth ternoon, with Misses Luneti~ ! new csinic at Children's. Hos· 1r. "Lonk1ng Out, Lookmg In, 1 Hobbit' Ord. S:1nd.'· .John!'on, , and Ada C.enheimer. l ",Jit<:~l. Columbus. for cystte hb· wa!> presented by Mrs._ John H.honda Hysell. 1~ Jenna Spra_i!· Mrs. E. J. Tracy is sub~ti- ~ rosi~ patients whi1~h is .support· Sam•;•ge and. ~ISS Marc1~ Karr i Uf :1 nd Mr ;_md ·\ 1rs Enwrwn · t rng in the Rutland first grade'ed by the 8 et 40 of OhJO_ Mrs. gave ti.Je Mea11mg of Chm;tmns. Jones. f~r 1 Mrs :'1-largaret Parsons w!JOI \'arothers a!so S!JOke briefly Me:lmgs were changed fr?m ' and congratut·ated the group on the f1rst Wednrsday to tile first , · IS Jll. the work il 1s doing. :Tm!sday, due lo prayt•r meet- : 1 · ings. Eighteen shut-in calls were \ Hrs . .fm·/; t:flrsey A gift e~change was held ~nd l reported A Christmas olfering:l h f)pmmurrllfor Ret·. BPrger •~IWlf IiJI [mystery s1ster~ reve<Jlt'd dunng , was l<-1ken and also a special A luPJ~rware party was In Hilflth (Jmr(:ll .the social h011r. Atlrnding were ofrenng of $11 wa s taken fnr d ~monstratetl by ~·I rs .Jac-k Car- · . lahuve and Mr~. Ellen Deweese. the parsonage fund . Mrs. F.ichSale in the Music Buy yourself or your family a KIMBALL PIANO NOW for Christmas during >t'V of Pnm~>rn~· the af!Prnnon : The Re1r· . Lr'h:ls C. Berger 1 Mrs. Louse Stewort, Mrs. Gen·. mger und Mrs. Melvin Gnmm l uf \'ov _ 3:J al th'! I.JOme of Mrs. din~·c1nr nt !he OhiO Temp"r:HIC'I' evieve Wr ll. Mrs. Goldia Mourn- were rramed to take gifts to the ! Department on the 2nd Floor. You can really save and there is an excellent selection of pianos in stock, \l'i lliam ll <H"~--''i. m Syracuse.! League was guest SJ*ak.er at ing, Mrs. Mabtl Brown, ~irs . Hesl Homt in SyracusE> ror l Gamrs wert' played and prizPs : Heath r..·l~thodist C~ urch m ob· Mildred Hamilton. Mrs_ Dorothy 1Christm 3s. Prayer by Mrs. Wen-1 ready for you to buy. You can use Elberfelds givt>n . · servant'e of Comnuttme-.nt Sun·· 1-ll'cker , Mrs. Mary M·art in, : de ll G. Stutl'::'r closed the meet~ I BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW During the sc.al hour re-· dny dunng Sunday mornmg ser- Mr~. Faye Wildermuth and Mrs. ing. 1 KIMBALL ELECTROMATIC PLAYER PIANO fre~hments ~·t're served to Mrs. : \'ices. . · L D. Marehi. Attending wer'!! above and i Sensible Credit Service to budget your payments. A_ t·:. H. Crow ;md daughter He d1scussed the problems, , . ld Mrs. ~·rank Winebrenner and : 1 . , ("I It· f th of al ' The next mPelmg Will he he 1 R f fkcky 0 acme. "rs_ • en resu mg- rom f' u~e , , .. Mrs. Hovul Tlmmas . Guest~ ''"ndiff Jr .. "" Mir·ky Wil · cohollc beveragee. one being,.,. a~ the hmne ot "". ll«rch• '" · were Rev Stutler and son Kev· , 0 li:lms. ~'lrs Milton Housh. Mrs. ' cxis tenf'e of 9 milhon alroho\ics :t.alllpolls. lin ' Ill,.,.....,=================================""====""" Ernt'sl HaJTis. Mrs. C<Jrson in lhe couo\rJ today. He point-! ----------' - - · -- __ _ :_-:.. __ Haves Sr .. Mrs. Hoger Wme- led out lh'! results ecomonlcally; bre.nner. Mrs. John Slack <~ntl ! physically and morully in s.u-1 ~on .Juhn Ill. i\'lrs. Harry Dew· itty. Rev _ Btrger oncr a pas· .f. 1 ~. \lr~ John MohiPr 1\l r s tor of the United Melhodlst !hnlon F'rrrr!l and Mrs. Ada Church in Pomeroy di~c us~ed sl ark . all of Syr:..JC'IISe. malerial supplied by the League , for use in the ~chool room in educa rmg tht> youth lo the dan· gers of the us e of akohol bevt>r· ages. He urged the support o( • Pom,uoy, Ohio church mem hers and commu- 1 nity residents in comb aU ing the ; TONIGHT & TUESDAY • , problem by voting and personel I W•lt Disney's HERMAN GRATE witness. "OLD YELLER" musical number en· j A special (Te('hnirnlor) Doroth~' ~tcGIJire, F'es! Par ' titled "Seek Ye Tile Lost" was 1 PHONE 773·5592 ·' ker, ('huck Connors, 'J'omm)' : prf'~ented by the choir under j Kirli:. the direct ion of William RusseU 1 Ft1turette: wilh ll<n p hi\son as soloist. Fl11h, tht Tttn•gt Otttr fh• Rev. M E Dowson read , Colorurtoon lf'lter fro m Bishop Gerald Admission 75<' & 40c 'Enslt'y report ing Lhat the quota ' • · fur Ohio [\·let hodist <.'Olleges ha~ Wednesd•y, December I ;foo I NOT OPEN betn met In full. • 0 D ~ M . I Ab am y p S f N 612 a on 0.' Holds Dmner • 1965 le In ~ Around· And Ab ~ out t 'ddt ,. ~~~e • epor !;: •' '•' VOL XVII a - . ( • I I " CAPE KENNEDY (UP() -Col. John G. Albert, head olth• HE' PRE'ITY SURE The Gemini 6 rocket launch Gemini launch division for the ''I think we're at the point chief predicted today that Air Force. now where we can make it barring last-minute hitches The shot, second half of a Sunday," Albert told UPI in an astronauts Walter Schirra and Gemini !lpectacular, remained interview. "I don't see · any Thomas Stafford would be officially scheduled for Monday, restraint at all.'' launched Sunday to. attempt. ~ but A~bert said preparations on "Things just t'OUidn't be gpace rendezvous w1th Gemuu the Titan 2 rocket were a day better. I never could have 7. ahead. Work on the Gemini & i.magi[)ed that we could be this "I think if 1 were to bet now, spacecraft was about 20 hours far ahead," he said. I'd bet on Sunday," said Lt ahead. I MAY GET PROBLEMS . . lhe WORLD MOSCOW-SOV!Er8PACE aclent~ls failed today in their fourth attempt to put a worktng package of instruments on the surface of the moon. The spaceship Luna 8 hit the moon, but all indications were that it was destroyed on impact in· stead of making a soft landing. "The systems of the station f ti n·ng normally at ~~r:ta~~c 0~ ~e landing except the final touchdown .. the offi • · . cJal Tass news agency reported: Most Western observers said tlle Tass report suggested 8 crash landmg. · 1 l ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SALE f KIMBALL PIANOS . . :··:·:·~t~:;~~~.!~··~·~-~-~~·~ ~ ~ ,.•. .'* .."' .. . . ..........................-r1 ';.;·. . . l J .c Best to Give .• MEIGS THEATRE - I FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! I THRUSDAY thru SAT. P.cembet 9.11 onNE tl N "HELP" F -4 ' '1 t SUND~Y Mr. and rs. Ben Neutzting , entertaint>d with a dinnre Sun-: \1uple I · day. at their home. BPatle-s: JuhY. P~ul 'fh• GPorge, Ringu! Place. Guests were Mr. and F.. tuntte: Mrs. David Riggs and Mr. and i C•utht On The Bounu Mrs. Gene Riggs t~f Chester : Colorurtoon• Road: Miss Rita Riggs , Alh· : Admission: 7!k & 40c. ens : Mr. and Mrs. EugeoP Hes- 1 ler. Hunting! on, W. Va.; Mr. SUN,....MON.-TUES. Dtc. 11-13-14 : and Mrs. Ra y Big12:.s and Cara· "LORD JIM" : lynn and Ma rolynn Tracy and P~ter O'Toole, J.amrs Mason I Randy, Jeffrey and David Burt. I THE BEATLrS l'f ee hnit'o I11 r · MASON ·" t • • - Gls Skirmishing wIt•h commUDIStS • a:N1i Albert emphasized that If any dy." Icessf•tlly Wednesday, lhe road I "Everyon• fo -"'nr .,; problems develop io final The big ~urdle that must be will be cleared for a Gemini 6 fast aa they eaa ID Jel I -• preparations "all bets are off." passed to keep Gemini 6 launch launch at 11 a.m. (EST) Sun- as aoon as possible,"' ....... He said "we are working preparations moving at a day. Flight Director Christopia' C. toward a Sunday launch, but record-breaking pace is a 12-- As of late Monday. Page said Kraft Jr. said he would ..... are not committed to it." hour night rehearsal schedu led spacecraft tests were 16 hours , that the odds were 50-50 far a Mission D~rector Willia~ to begin at midnight. It had ahead of !be record - breaking [Sunday launch . Schneider sa1d Monday m been set to start at 2 a.m. EST schedule, Col. Otto Ledford, in ··u they are ready em tl!l Houston that the decision had Thursday. •charge of the 1'igan 2 rockets eighth day after Gemini 1, already been made to go I TO MAKE TESTS Icheckouts, said work was 10-20 we'd go the eighth day;• .. Sunday-"if everything is rea- If the test is completed sue- hours ahead. sald. •. Terrace Antique Shop is Ex-Agent's Hobby · BY BOB WINGE'IT Lee Rudisill, retired Pomeroy Railway express agent, is: 10 busy in bls hobby be has no time to sit back and d1ink about growing old. SAIGON (UP!) - Ametlcan Infantrymen and Com· munist forces skirmished again today in the jungles Since he rttired in 1962, alter around th~ Michelin rubber plantation 40 miles north- working 48 years aa express a· west of Saigon. gent, Mr. Rudisill is active buyThe bris~ .!~refight broke out as men of_ the U.S. lst ing and selling antiques. Infantry DIVISion fanned out through the Jungles huntSo much so, iD fact, that ing down a Viet Cong unlt they clashed with two days ago in a bitter six-hour bat-this .wor~ now consumes most tie. of the U.S. lst Air Cavalry of hts tim~.. . A battalion of Americans Division killed more than 2,000 Mr. Rud1~1ll, . with ~vJaOry suffered moderate casualties in North Vietnamese regulars in help from his ~lfe, Bess&e, ~ the Sunday fight, but killed 231 fierce four-day battle three erates the antique. shop in hls WASIDNGTON - THE FED· Viet Cong by body count Many d ., home at 108 Legwn Terrace. a~o . Th h . kn "T eral Reserve Board's boost in more Communist dead. were ays Th e other 852 targe1 tod ay Antiques e s op , lS own •• errace Interest rates brought the ex· btlieved dregged away. was about 25 miles northwest . ·. . " perted storm of criticism from .. . f th M' h 11 bbe 1 t This 1s time coll.'lumlng, non·banking circles today. But A rrulltary spokesman sa!d o. ~ IC e n ru r pan a- sa_ys Rudisill, "but It certainly . b · f b t · t10n m the Communist hideout . . , tod ay •s f"gl>l 1 .was t11e Johnson administration was rie •. u ; known as "Zone C, 11s mterestlng. do:ng lts best lo quash any g~ve no details on casualties on Two s il . . Rudisill, wh.oee frrst e~loytalk of a "fight'' witb the either side. a ors ~ere killed a~d ment as a railway express a2!1 other men InJured Monday m · h w 11 F Board. Meanwhile, Guam-based B52 a ra in fi 8 b d th S gen wa WJt e s argo, · h had g g re oar e U · · opened the shop abuut a year The PreSJdent, w o ex- bombers pounded suspected aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk off . pressed ".regret" at the board's Viet Cong targets twice today. the coast of Viet Nam. The fire af~r hts retrrer_nent. .He wa~ maction, met with Board Chair- One of the targets was an started below decks while the :redR~~~I ~n danbque~line~ mao William McChesne_y Mitt- area west of Plei Me in the big flat top was launching air 1 t~ 1 a en:b ~tin Jr. Monday at his Texas Central Highlands near the strikes a~ainst North Viet mg m as 1 Y or ranch. Afterward, bolh he and Cambodian border where troops Nam. maTnhy Yt!~'· 'ed fr Martin chided newsltlel'l for ine !iiLOp IB aoc~ om dicaling th•t lh• board was detop to botlom with_ antique• "' fvlng th• administration in hJk. I · · ellery "'0 • dimellSIOR and pro- • · . CHICAGO (UP!) -ll<tober portion Even the baoemenl and · .. . lng Its discount rate from I to Wll lhr deodlfell IIIOIIlfo o1 · I ANTIQUE DEALER - Lee Rudisill, one-lime Wells Fargo (Yes, of Death Valley Days fame) agent, now rw4.5 per cent. "l.~'s your job to tbJa year for tbe Dltloa's mo- :C:n~~e~ aa atoraae areas tired, is bus~er th.a~ ever. H~ ~perates the Terrace Antique shop in Pomeroy . llere he displays an ;;,ntique l~p provoke a fight, Johnson said. lorJst•• &be NatiOIIal Safety M R di 'II' f rite Ia k is restored to Its ongmal exqUISite example of craftsmanship and a~ useful as lh~ day It was created . ....._ Sentmel "It's mine to prevent one." SenCouncil Slid toda tor. t" 'or' 8 ldavo1 s. lo Pboto. atellemocralie~hlpRusseiiB. n. Oclober blg~;ay dead :.~~.~··and u~ul~;::sel~ld - - · -- -----·. · Long, La., SKid Nothing could numbered f,UO, five per «Dt i!elns. He also si<Jclcs a wide .._,,w""''"""'"""''n.~c'"'' ~e ~ore UD~p~l~: thtan atesmaHouston above the figure forOe&ober of variety of carnivat glass, china, The Meigs County commis- I JOt mcrease m.Inut:res ra on SPACE CEcN~~· Jaat year, 'l'be &oU for the fin& glassware and clocks. sionen approved transler of . I 1 the eve of Ch~JStmas, wh~n the (U~I\ - A . ~su .y dressed 11 mootb• of OJe year wae Probably the oldest article IS• $500 from Ute Mainterumee average working man WJII be patr of _Gemm1 7 astronau~ 39,780 or two per ceat above owned b Mr Rudisill is 8 fund to Equipment fund of ~l borrowing money to provi~ soared mto the fourth of their th d tb t ~. ~wd hoy . ed .th the Sheriff's department dur- 1 . . if scheduled 14 da s in s ace toe ea COlin lUI" out: ••me po er rn engrav wl date gdls of joy lo hiS w e and y p period Jasl yur However lbe of 1792 along wtth markings ing lbelr meetlog Monday. : children " day with scarcely a trouble in ncU ld •• : d th ' and M' nl bl ' other transfers were $40.02 1 · th ld nd began to g t ear.~ •a wn:- ea "' top "' a a.<tO c em em. fro . . . e wor a .e miles traveled raUo dropped Another va1uable item is a . m the Commissioners' I By Bob WJngett WASHINGTON- CONGRESS read~ _for a rendezvous With from 5.5 to 5.4 dead 100 German beer atelo made pro- _A Meigs County jury wll1 sit In Equipment fuod to stutioner_y l Tht' state civil defense offi('e has completed reimb~ will probably fume, fuss and Gemma 8 that may bt staged millloa nblcle- lie ~ el bably more thaD 100 years ago JUdgment Wednes~y on 8 re- and supplies and $9&3.116 from ment to Pomeroy fm damage!i l a used as a result of the threaten for the next several next Sunday· llurtag 1-. 1 numlm 1 ' '··· v An old ""·-apb 1 and. ~uest for $2,MO 10 ~mpensa- Inactive emergency lund to ' 19t:i4 i J ood. . • 1111-r PH' t"W&Wfi• P Iyer tion for hot twater p omeroy counr1·1 Mon d ay mg · ht heard this cheerful weeks - but when aII ls sa1d Space twins Frank Borman tent abo\'t Jtlf, bell'bemg used .m suran~ on coonty bu1"Jd'mgs. 1 beautifully restored grandand dont; tb~ Pentag~[] will go and James I.Aivell awakened! ~ · . .. father clock are two other fav- as a spray a a .mg. Attending were Conunission. new~ from Mayor Charles Legar at a short sessioa in. ahead with 1ts latest round or from a night's sleep on an · l'llli!ii!H - il l~liftiBR nn orite items. The action has Phillip T. Me- ers Cbarles R. Karr Sr .• Rob- town hall. Officials had been awaiting the reimburse. military base reductio"' and "alarm clock" call from the Other Items ol Interest to Gulf. 222 Park-st. Pt. Ple<JS8JJI, ert Clark and Keooeth McEI ment, having applied for $5.938 shortly after the flood . showdowns, trackmg' station at Carnarvon, antique colleetors include 1 pair as plaintiff against Philip Ba_il- hinoy, president. Civil Oefense had alread y advanced Pomeroy $2,000 of the rrimburscment . f h h M d 209 1 (Co[)tinued on pag>t 2) Sout Fourt ·st. The <heck recently received menls we ouglita p .tter • ~~:IAJMW*IJ<,;t,~'. _(,,_ ·: J M~ ense See~tary Robert S. Australia, and started B runc amara sal Monday that down of the various eJpereport. I' was writlt'n ror $3.~00. ;,!C('Ordsomttbiog ourJel ~eJI." 126 f~ciUtles in 39 st~tes and iments they will perform. Lov· The plaintiff alleges In his ing to Mi:iyor Legflr. Council a· .. the District of Columbia and 23 ell slept through the night in U IS IS petition that Bailey sprayed ! greed to put $1.100 of il in the , In othtr actiVIty ot councU: overseas would be closed Dr onl_y his underwear and found Mrs. Freda Saxton, 65, of hot water on him when he went Street fund <md thf' othf'r $2.·1 - It was IIIIP'etd. to pay A. R. reduced over the ~ext lour It got a bit chilly. Pearl-si, Middleport, • native ' lo his Upstairs apar!JMnt to 00 ' 800 n lhei Fire Depart men) ' Knight $900 the Vllillge · years, starting 10 l£16&. This of West Columbia, died at her bell the defendant after he was · fund. The lalttr will \w ll.'f'd lo him for land purchased alonf would eliminate 53,000 jobs and They were told to "tweak" residence this morning. married earlier this yt"Rr. ! p:.~y on rhe new Fir" depilrt· •the riverbank on East Main-st. saves $410 milUon a year. He the spacecraft to &tart making She was born August 18, 1900, I nl!'nt lfU{'k note - Accepted the mayor'• Msaid the bases were not needed a more circular -orbit lat.er j[] at West Columbia, the da.ughIn other activity or commo[) ) I Council also learned that I pori of $309 for November. and could be curtailed without the day. A circular obit is nee· ter of the late Thurman and pleas co~t, the Farmers ank The Jayt-ees are once again i three bids on the ru•w polif'e ' - P<:~ssed an emergency ar- . hampering the war effort in essary for a rendezvous in F1or~ Roseben_y Saxtoa and is PT. PLEASANT - Seuator and ~vmgs Co., . Pom~roy • planning their annual Christ- cruiser were openo:-d Monday dinanct> changi~g the rate of VietNam. He plans to announce space. "Tweak" was defined as surVJved by a !J~ter, Mrs. Erma Randall A. Taylor, Mason, has filed ~ cognovit note Jlld~- mas season project of supply- at noon m town h.:~l l The bids , pay and probatiOnary period of which bases get the ax Wed- a "very fine adjustment." Daughtry of Middleport, and would baD rJUdist camps in ment petition for $2,004.75 ..,. ing a food basket and one new were turned over lo tile Safety ' laborers of the Street dep&rtnesday Borman remained In his 18- two nephews. one of two bills be bas asloed ga.inst Robert and Emma Va[) toy for each child or ntedv comm 1ttee for further stud\' , menL Thr pay rate for proba- , pound space suit, but had it un- Funeral services will~ '!burs. tbe Governor for permt.saion to M~ter, Reedsville. farn1hes m Metgs county · 1wtth c deciston on the purchase : t1onary workers was chanpd · PARIS PRESIDENT zippered for comfort, He W&i ~Y at 2 P·~~ th~ Middleport "!troduce in the aesskm begin· Divorce pelilions filed in the William W Ingels, chamnan to be ;mm1unr·ed ill thr next from $1 to $1.25 a hour 1ud tbe Charles de Gaune was return- to try flying iD his underwear C~~re:. ~lett ~ 1 th _the Rev. mng next J~uary 12. office of clerk of courts Eve- of the JayC{!es' Chri~tmas pro-: mcetmg per1od of probat1011 was cbaDI-Ing today to Paris not in tri- later. buri I I~ be o lclating, ~nd 1be two billa are as follows: , lyn Lucke Monday were Sa[)· ject, said persons wishing to Mayor Legar indicated he in· ed from three months to tk umph but apparently determin· cen!te w M inSex Rlvervrew (1) Repeal law "No epileptic dr.a Ohlinger a minor, Pnme- contril>ute to the project may tends to contad the operators weeks. ed to go through with the Dec. Southern Boosters membei'ot t~~ ton was 8 may ~~,.In State of West roy VB. Ch~les Ohlinger, a mail dona~ions to thre Jay~s o of the newly formed water - . Ap.proved James S~_'l 19 runoff election against left· Nazarene in Chureh fJf the Virgirua · Sinr.e this is an old minor, Rt. 1, Rutland and Fred- hand them to members of the company that serves Pomeroy appbc.11t10n for membership. IB Itt Francois MltteiTIDld To Meet Wednesday FriendJ nut can a Middleport. law, with the many advance erick M. Tuttle, Minersvill.;! vs. organization. and attempt to learn their pl'ans. !the Pomeroy Volunteer Fn Aa the 75-year~ld general The Sou~em lAical Athletic bigs Coata ~en t the Rawl- treatments of this disease, Joan Tuttle, N11mes and C()mplete address''We should know if they in· depurtmeot. . . 1 motored to the capital from hia Boosters will meet Wednesday Ume of the . home until Senator Taylor believes this . . . . es of families in need, includ- tend to make any improve· - Heard Ftre Ch1ef . Reurr estate at Colombey-les deui- at 7:10 p.m. in the high school Rl'Viees. law kl be outdated. f!le plarntiff m the Ohlinger Iing the number of children, their meats. ask for an increase. or Werry request a new lll'tD far Egllses in Eaatern France, top building at Ra~ne, President AULT G (3) M~ it IDea:aJ for "Nu- action charges gross neglect of ages. and sex are also request- what," said Legar. The may- ~he to~ of th~ fire truck. Nt aides hloled slrongly De Gaulle Mason FIBber said lotlay, llennla Ault I!'I'S II d_lst Colooy operollona lo ctJOo duty and extreme cruelty and ed. This information should be or added, "f they are nol go 1mmedi<it. actJOD was taken. would t his fi t ball t b ff Ali Interested persona are nsk· lead th had IS points to 1inue m State ol West Vll'gints. Is seeking cuslody of a mmor mailed "' the Jaycees as soon 1ng to make any improve- Attending were Mayor Le&ar, 0 ;: u ed lo attend. behi /;;'1 and" !rea e Middleport High achool Senator Taylor klid the Gover!> chiltl TutUe, chargiog ei· as possible, Ingels said. · - - - Clerk Edna Schoenleb and OIJUDo ~ 1m cornpe a hman baskelhaU team In a or lhat, "We are rognlzoot that treme cruel\)', asks lor custody Sis•nn Elect d 1 cil members .Leslie Fulll, aeco uno. . LOCAL TEMPS 3U6 IO&' kl a RuUaod Hlgb an operation of this nature ... of three cblklren. ERU . A · · · '" 0 Franklin Rizer, Don Colliltl The tempera!llre iD Pome- scbool undergraduat. squad lst.i In my tllslrict tMaaon CouJo. , • rut Dllwen Head Bricklay en Lou Poulin, Bob HyseU ... MOSCOW - THE SOVIET roy's bualnAS! tlistrfct ·at li:IS Mtlllday at RuUontl. No reoordl ty). Mally o1. 111)1 COilll!luenta Casesct·~~~~es~er~ Two Calls for Help Bricklayers Local 32 Saturday Roy Reuter, :~ totlay :'~"fed 1 ' : o.m. today wu 31 deiroes, and were repcwled 111 tht Rulland ha"' nsked me 1o lntrJxll<e letl· ;:-a Morr' ~ees' Two oolls were answered by night at lhe Legion Hall elected -,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 'llle open aldeo. lettm. ioiatlon lo ouUaw thla." bll ';::~ Rllfi: ~bert the Middleport E-R squad the these officm, p1~sident, Joseph 1 or · •oawe Rlffle vs. past 24-hours. SlsSJon; vlce-pres1dent, George ' 1 five per cent Increase. ... It was summoned at 5:17 p. Sisson; financial secretary and • m. Monday for Gertrude Gilkey, business agent, Reino Lind : cor· b Finance Mln1ist.r Vaslly Garuzov told de egates 1o I he '"'"""" M•morlal Holpltai Balley'a Run road, who ..,. respondiog secretsry Walter Supreme Sovlel, ~ natioo'a Cl.tVELAND (UP!)- WASH <oacb IDd ,.....al manager) Mltdletl <mtpla!oed be was MmluJou _ Rema Challn, transported to Meigs General Roush ; I. U. lleptuty: William parllamen~ thai agsreutve- fDrtoD f!edsklna llanker Bobby ga•e me a 1250 bonus," Mild>- not getting eJ10111b pasoea Pomeroy· Martha Smltb J1a.. bospital as a medical patient. Will; alternating deputy Gene DOll ,by Imperialist lorC!OI" had Mltebell said Moatlay tho llllar· ell oaid. "Wbeto I got 111)1 first thrnlftl hls way. dno: Addie Barton, Me; The olher run was at 8:0f a.m. Lambert; Sgt. of arms, George lor~ the Kremlln lo booat de- lu and boauaet a~ Pl1l Pll' cltecll from the llrowns "I dot!~ <Jte II you hoYt five Orville Anna, Pomeroy; Dolo- today _for Freda Saxlon, Pearl· Sisson, and Jrustees, William lense ·~ ID IU billion. loutball., hiOtteo •• way out and JaW It wu oiJOrt 1250, I IUYll 111 you, If you <111 CIICh ,..ah Hayes, Syracuoe; Jessie at, M1ddloport, dna. W1ll and R1chard Neulzling. Re· of linll. · Paul bow come. tile lootboil In dflficttlt clr<um- Lovacy, Syracuse; Annette Bnytl freshmenls were served. CNRISTioiAS S!AlSfitMTIIll ~GE DROPPED Mllcbell, wbo bepn hio pn "lie lold me the 1250 wu jtllt 1iatK:111 you ttiJib1 to pt II t.nltom, Md.; Earl Dailey, Melp G..eral Hospital elier RESI'IIATIIY DISWU A ciUorp o1 tlefraudlna 111 career wftb the Cleve II n d a ulary ad\'~ lbey bad giv· thro1l!' to you """"·" he laid. Pom«oy; Mary Lawrence, Long Adml11iotll - Helen Turner, FINED $11, COSTS ~ tiled .,.mat Le111e lltowns, JOPOiae to the Clevelluttl en me," Mltdoell Said. . "otcaalonally, I~ iiii ·Utlle llot)Qm; ·Lauiae Spires, Mason. llarrl&onville; fler!rudt Gilkey, Mlddlt'POrl Mllyor Lee Smith . lllwpe;_31, 14Jamillellcb, F~., ~ Club lollowlag hfl "! real! altGUI I 15tb rowttl lavolvttf Ia tbe 11D1" tbot. I ~ -Mary Dlmlee, Poonerr&; Viele Reynolds, Pt. lined Eula Francis, Middleport, I wer, clopped at a hearing Ia !elm • Sunday IIlii Ia Ohio. thlt plot lbe oiltfr day pUIIIIJ eotclt lll)'ltiU IDottll1ll II tbe llicllto; Slllrt=JelffJro, Poln- Pleaaanl , · , $SO and coats and seolenced her ·'- Pomeroy Mayor Chrlel Le- "When I Jjgned wflh Cle,. a f!S.IOO bnoluto," the lorm<r ICtlrebl!lrd to • llri 4!'01; ~ , Po....W: ~-Dora Roush, to iiH'ee tjays In jail lor Ialo>i· IF'• toda,y. land, Paul BI'OWII (former Ualven~ 1/l "llliitiltt p ultl. 1lal!> Ia dalttl·" , lllftlolljjo'Of~ elllon 114oat1aJ Df1b1, . ,, .... ' 't.,, .. ,. . Astronauts ...,.,_ _..._ Soaring • In • Casual Dress . ' ; " FIVE TUESDAY, DECEMiiER 7, 1965 ec:: MASON, W. VA._ .. .l-; :• ·.:•,,)j; - COME TO Furniture Best to t iD 1 , ' Predict I •• POMEROY-MIOOlEPORT, OHIO NO. 195 1 • •• enttne I Detwred To TIN lnteruu 01 1M Mllifi·Ma.on .4rll0 ELBERFELDS SALE OF KIMBALL PIANOS • • at y .~~··the week~nd f • • '. ft '" lRetm • bu ..semen t Ft0 r 00d Comes Hot Water at BeJJI"ng • Ult Ba.siS s• Freda Saxton 1 Dies at Home ALL .. NEW .·~ E 1966 2'' Jaycees PI an N d' t Camp. Target of new A }F d nnua Toy pfOjeCt . Proposed Law FIDELITY STEREO s ~ DELUXE ftNE 1 1 1 FURtllTURE WIINETQ ~ GENUINE VENEERS AND SELECT HARDWOOD SOIJOS J ·~ 1 a 1 TM Mourt • MN2420W Superb Danish Modern stylins ifl genuine oil finished Waln\Lt veneets F >'lt'ld s-elec1 nerdwood sol&ds. FOR JUST u Sl ,.... ALDERSON • MOIStl SA2M6W.S Ddu:.e ftnt-furaiture dual 1peU.cr 21• Zenith ~lo 't'VBclutirul Dtnish Modern llyled "lo-boy" cabinet In pnumt 1111 finilbed Wtlnut vcnnra aad aelcct hardwood aollds. ,obe~ 1NikM. both~ with her favortte faohton fragrance In lavish CoJogneEKfraordinaire and matching gossamer·lh- Bath Powder presented in three OXqUJsitelygift·boXed sizes: Shown: De Luxe Bath Eneemble compWta 7.50 - •~ ~ 8 pray Blm _, comp1e 1e •~ lath hi complete 4.50 MICRO-TOUCH• 2 G TONE ARM -fM- porllt:t/y Hllfl«/ .... , . ;. 1111111-"" , , , ' ,. i : zutrH NtOH rlDELtTY DJIO, ~ ., _ ~ .______________. ~-~=:.~:Jwotli'i n,,, MIDDLEPORT1 0• I "·""'"·•"'•ntllttl.lt'•lmposs1ble -rs SPEAKERs-Four Zel'lltA ITI •"'llty hl)lll fidelity - •· ert: twa 9" x 6" wooftfl •nd two 31\' COIJO•typo provide bftathtakint brold :1)ual ~ range ran11t sound rtsportlt repJod~n. Broad of 40 ,. IS.Ooo CPS. • Z.ntth Sotld·ltllo • . ...c._ _..... . ZENITH HANDCRAFTED 23"ConsoleTV ................ ....~~.,........ . at Thil San1ationallow Price I ArnpliHM' • 2C •• , ...... Pr..:liiOII" HA.NOCU.FTED I~ IM~d-.lff~ /tr • COMbi...U..a.o.dnut ondlaloocoCoo1nlo ...... dq•llhltll/1]1. • lib PIIIIITD CiiCUin ,.. ,_..,., 110 PIODUCTitl plt/DIIIIillf /lip lit.Utrlfllll ,_ ·, t' 1d 11J' •, ' .I' ~, . ' ~,-t;, • • ft!::.! ;:" . MiteheII Lost $250 Bonus by pauJ BfOWfl t1;, W:ed ""'.'!'* . .' '~ -4."' ' ••• r '::: u• "::"'w/ '**' 111ft·IA ' · . 15 . ' t I ' ~ .. �.. - . . ..., .. - .. .. ' ~ -· . .... . ... ~ ~- '" . " . . ... . . . . . ' . .. . . . • ' • ' • • • • • • o I ........ ... .... ' Bucks Lose ·second s . h · o u B b F 102 ' · tratg t; . . om s oe to 54 -- AL-L--~'f'~lt~--- l ~"'~UyS~nt!_~el,_l'otn•roY·Middleport, 0., Dt_e._7.l965 Lancaster Child, 4, Dies In Home Explosion FIre • . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Det. T. L .. F't D . . s·' Promul a ted · · ast our egree . ~ Telet'ision Revue ll!d"~ VATICAN CITY IUPll - of tht rift !bet tplit Ule church Council. Tbe decfi!t!s W.re o passed by tilt Co1llleD. Pope Paul VI tuday promut- Into tbe current Roman Catbo- -<ln tbe role of the. church In The last vote on II was held ' gates the last four decrees Lie and Eastern Orthodox the modern world. ThiS covered Monday. 1 LANCASTER, Ohio (UP!) _ An explosion and fire at passed qy. Ule EcUmenical cl\utches. . far-ranging subjecl!, llhtcblng . -on lnissions.. giving 8 1 their home Monday killed Michael Timothy Marlo, 4, Council, including a historic ~ Tbe .lour decrees put Into on birlh control and nuclear stonar~es ~ lhe lie'd , v~ona BY IIJCI[ 1JU 11111111 llilll'l mH.'" and crtllcally Injured hi!" 8lep-sl5ter. Beth Ann pronouncement oft teli(li>U! effect t.iJdliY. Wllte the final ones warfare. It was one of hthj the Churchs central JI11S ry HOLLYWOOD (UPII -We You're oUtt haU'• Oflll!WII I 18 months. . Uberty. . . in l iltou~ of 16 passed by the !most hard fought and tho ~ board. lbe raad in tho oetwork preea mean, 11 ~ all ria!It to use It? The little girl, in very critical condition at The ponillf alio was expeCted -- -:-A eneral releases: -Froni NBC-TV: "He shoob Children's Hospital tn Columbus, suffered first, second to announce ail end of Ule w c g. :k and -"Have yoo ever won41l"ed In lhe 80s, aells In thl mllllona and third degree burns Catholic (ule against guidetmaa for and who writes the quesUona. tQ!nks aud Is .. relaXed .. a bOUnd er 90 per cent of her body. Mrs. Bixler's huaband wao at eating meat on Friday, but lhis ·. · recommends aoclll UJI tho •ag priill lbd t:rtllted dog 011 ·a bol tldewftlk. Thai The children's mother. Mrt. ' work whl!n "'' explosion till- wal ndl on Ule olficlat k!U!dnle peDilons::: dprlestai 0 worsbp lbe 'l!mmickl' for prize eould be a thumbnail sketeb 01 fred Bitler, U, was treateclfor ' CII!Ted. Firemen said gas of lhe day's Pl"08"8m. . -On om all prooM!tationa oil NBG Teleri• Andy WUllama · · , · " shock. Micbael woo ber oon by InK from 1 furnace m•y h8ve 'l'l1o pope wlll . llrinl lhe l'this decree stoles lhal . &ion Network's game sbowa? U be'• not porUcular. ' previous marriage. triggered the blast. Damage year-<>ld EcUl!IUiical Council to Sergeant P. D. McCreedy, palrolmen and assigned to posts are free to worship Probably not, but . • , " Tbe MOll 11 Firemen sa id lhe mother was the one-floor frame home was its official close Wednesday. ol C'Jlllhpohs 1" OhJo. eed d1 to the dlctPWi of t eb WbV Ill leave lt at thatt - The plnt\Aele of achieve In a bedroom w!IJI another ftt!tnaled at M.OOO. Paul •lso was expected Sftte Hlfh"'&' Patrol Post, Sergeant McCr Y pointe conscience, wllhoUI coerooln Y -From NBC-TV'o ''Hultaba• IMII for o tourist in New York dau~hter, Terry Bixler, 4 ibrogato tho oiu!ommuntcotlon oald today recruiting ~cUvlty to. benefits offered in 1 c~ the slate. loo": "Trying to bold I City is to lila& one of the rar"" months wben ohe heard tbo ••of Mlcbael CorulariUI wbo will lor the HJChway Patrol a next With lhe Highway Patrol. A CDIIViraaUOII 'llllb prodUcer til-diamonds lludio ttckela fol plosion' In the livlnl room, barred from the cbd In 111M cl... Qlry Bmlth lD hU New Yotk NBC-TV'• 'Tonight olaro •here . Michael was watchln• • Pope St. Leo IX beeiu"' of 10· .. I 40-hour , · ollice II like trylnl read ring Johnny Catoon. , - ·. _ -· eccle•tJOotlcal policies al a Men 1pp!ylllg 11ow will enter 1week an tlcell<nt lion pion PrOult wltllt altttng In the That r>Jht! And how s thi Mrs. Bixler grabbed TOIT)' pllltiareh· of Con!tahtlnopl<. ttitlttll\11 in' the mfltway Pa· and :Uan othera pen ' tlllddlo ol Tmes l!qlll"" l!lmplre State uildlng and ran out a !Ide door. 8he G...e read!... : . This controversy was lha start ttol's neW $1.5 million Academy Baste lor ap-, ll's llke that? Really? ll'i days? And the ed t'rrn tried to n-anter the boute Dam IU, lU ruoruna i foot colllplh located IN! the grounds licants are o 21 to 30 yeare of 0. llrandsttilll M.D. really like that?? . Llbetl)'! And the Urut for tbe other two cbildron bul on rollora, Pomeroy of the Ohio Exposltlo!IB Center p between 1-11 alld &-1 In lly WayfteAn ele -"Allen runt dllcard• 1!11- Nation!? And Wall Street• was turned bag by 20.6:1 . Pl. Pleasant %4.31.2 S 00 &rJDef In ColumbUS. 'l'l1e aew Acode- 1 welgb at 1..,1 . 1161 that I coronary ough footage on 'Candid Camo- -"Houaton-LBJ hos beet! A neighbor broke a window to ton O.iO .'alltnK, Kanowba my ts one ol lhe .most mod';'" I pounds: minimum vtaual acui-' sclerosis What caU8ell this? Is ra' to stx full-lllllltb signed b)' AC lleWI here to gam acc-ess to lho bedroom 2.33 lallmg, Charleston and comple!A pohce trammg l t 1 In eacb e • uncor· to arrest ItT featt:re lilma each ytBf, ltl belp . . . Ott Its television where Bath - wu oleepilll, olalionary. London, flctutteo Ill the nation. T b. :.c;ed with normal depth and lhr-,-.,.;:, !MillrO!II, llkl selecting the best . miterial lor coverage ,of the space but beat and unokl were end Winfield dams ""re on • atructure IDOiudeo • . dormttory, l color perception; good pbysl- hardentna of any other artery, hU . TeleviSIOU Network abot. ABC 1 LBJ Ia not, ol 100 intensl! lor him. firel:nen later sills. • classroonu, gymnasiUm, swtm- cal and mental condition; have Iis by insoluble deposits ser:es. course, the Pte&ktent of the '""""" tho cJrl. Boat Movemeato. IS mtng pool, Indoor range, caf•-la reputation .. 8 mature. hon· of cholesterol and triglycerides . SIX bad luil-18116lh feature United 8tateo, B. - -01!0 Rl•er - .hleob G. letil and admlntstratlvo offices. .,t responsible citizen. : in the 81·tetial waU. Bolh o1 films. . Johnson. Instead, he s ... 14, 1:10 a.m. Har"Y PT. PLUSANT - Winfred "Out Aoadt!ln)' Ia ataffed \ Any one Interested in appJy- lth . 0 ubsta cea are norrn•I Frtm the Top Atltlihl, ttoW, cut that out! clJVe U8 up ll, 1:11 l .m.; Andrew Gal- Gillispie, 12, Aohton. W. Va. with one olthe lineal groups ing for Highway Patrol trail>-! .: s er>tlllltuen" ol - From ABC-tV's "The Tbe Prize boun don 14, Uti a.m.: Iarmer died Sunday night at ol poltee lllllnlnii IJlstructors in ' lng obould contact Sergeant Mc.l :he b\:t" but a diet high In Long, Hot summer" :" Ben -From NBC·Ty: Ill' UJIII, 1:10 .,. his llome !oltlllriog a six mooth tht ptofeOioil," aild the Ser-lcreedy. or one of hi' officers ! sugar, and aorlain fals Qu1ck, Vlfite, ambtlmo' know• lhal an Emmy cant tll'N • 11, 1:10 a.m.: lllnm. lean!. On completlon of lhe lot Gallipolis Post of the State will increase the concentration Intruder, 'aId prod u r talk-excllpt lhe who down 11•. 1.10 a.m., Chrlll Jle "''born Feburaty 21, 111111 Mademy courae, new recruits ,Hlgbway PatroL The telephone of these substances to a daqer- Frank Gllck~ulln Is an olftct~l win one. Past Emrny Wtnners AMI" fllndl tl Plllllii'O •10- up 18, Uo National In Winfield, W. Va., h• waa tbo are commtsalolled as highway number is WY 2-2M. ous level. !.ack of sufficient ex- , statement, Roy Thinnes can t.ell you that does oge •t tha beglnninl ol Dec- It, 4.116 OnwardRowe 1011 ol Mn. Lenora Roach Glll• - - - -- - - . erclse omoklnl are also ' surecy bacome """ of televl opeak. Sbe wblaper9 are ember lolo'loii!II,III.TI, 8 1111 17 • 1' 10 a.m... John J. tapte of HunUngtoo and the latA! f t causative factors. Avoid these the best. 'I'll• very beat. reported MAndiJ llr Clerk II, 2:10 a.m.• P.•RIY rtemuel Gllllaplo.' He .... I ' I riS factors and you will decrease While tho root ol ua are Edna .. up It, 1:!0 am, member of tho Moore• Chapel your lbances of a seriouo heart wlspee<lhlle... . t ' od UJ1 II. !.116 a.m., u Methodl Cb h . attack - Ir n A en, crea or-pr 1> 'l1lo """' fuod ol lit .Ulap ooWD :12. 4:30 a.m.: s1 ure · A cendlellgbt Chrlstm•• pto- was . enti tled, "Christians. Lo Q _: 1 reeendy bad au aca! (Continued from pageI) cor ol •l<Jol In Space' Dfl lhl ill 01a rod II b Cemetery fund Price down 23, t :ll p.m.; Survlvllll are his widow, Mrl. grain highl!lbted lhe Dec-'m· the Star Appeareth" wilh Mrs. ocardial infarction. Wbal of brass spoon molds, a 1~ CBS Television Network, bao a where an "•draft t1 114Utl Ladd Dean down :13, 10:30 l!ldlth Dunfee Gtlllaple; eight ber meeting of the B. H. San- Smart S<Jio!Sl. The bencd~ellon f the Chances o1 bavinl aD- y,.r,..ld sldebol!'d, crockery, fine vt•w ol Los Angelea from was ._..... Jerry llolworlh doWn daught.ers, Mrs. Mot.ell Dabney bom MIBBioflary lloclatJ nf lhe concluded the program hour. or: one' What should my ' and glassware of all types. hla modern hillaldo boUle lo Tilt Gtn.-al fUnd &bowed a p.m.; Eitartllff up 23, 2:41i •: and Mn. Esttrer Glll~ple. both Flrsl ·Baptiot in Middleport held The business meeting was in , ;h)o~:cal .;.pabiliUes be after "We'~>o .~me juat about ~II el·Atr, but hill ll-hour41-<la) bttlao:aolll,. ..li,F'II'tdopar~ m.; Jenlu up U, 3:51a.m., of Aahton, Mn. Ro;e WIIhero, Monday Ollenlnjjat tbe church. charge of Mrs. R1chard Owen, rc ery !tom this one'' lhe time, said Mr. Rudlaitl, , work ocbedulo Joaveo him Ulllo ment 11,:118'7 .14, l!lrael fUnd 110, Vicker• up 33, 4:41 a.m.; Mrs. Barbara Mayeo and Mrs. 'l'he niOIItlnC waa openo-' wllh pr>sid~nl. She read a message .. i"~ After my..,ardlal iofal'll- ' "and everyone with a lust fnr ' time. to enjoy hU 1$aUre.'' 11>.111, ltata Jllfltway liJOI.I1, Benter down IS, 1.1$ a.m.; . Janie<~ Wolle~. all of Apple an lil"gan 8nd pia~? arrange~ I from .~he state. chatrman entit- lion, commonly called a heart antiqu~, It welcome to look Thtngs ll'e loulh aU over. Utility I'IIU7 and Parklnt Lot up Greenup 1.30 p.m., Grove, Mrs. .tudy Fttty and ment ol lhe carol, 0 Little led, What Difference Doo• attack tbe chances of baving around. , Alollo Tolelbtr meter fUnd. 1'111.17. Franklln B. doWn Greenup Mn . Sharofl Dickson, Loraine, Town of Belhlehem" played by Chris.tmas Make'" and thank- anolher depend on many lac- Mr .. Rudlotn feelo thAt one of -From NBC-TV: "PelT)' Tote! laacllve fundi art 11!1, 10 p.m.: ll!tnolo up Ohio, and Mrl. Joan Spurlock, the fortllel' Chase ol•ters, Mrs. ed the members for th01r asstsl· ' tots. Many 1 moderately severe the , niCest tbmgs about lhe Como, Juey Garland, Patti 27LII In the lllllltary aewer and 1:10 p.m.; J. S. Lowio Lesage; ·W. Va .; 011e brolher, Dorothy Anlbony and Mrs. ahce In mak1ng the World Com- attack has acted as a warning antique busmess IS lhal becauoe Page, Andy Willlamo, a.rry Bond retlremeut lund making Greenup 10:11 p.m.; ~ Everett Gillispie, Aohton ; one P'raiK!fll Llevlng lollowod by muolty Day projects. Announ~-e- olgnot for the victim to slOw of It bolh be and his wile Moore, Vie Da111>nt, H1111y a total belanct of IIOtl.llUI. Point up Greenup 10:&1 p.m .• aloter, Mrs. Eva Mllllnt, Dna, IIOIIP slnllll« ol Cbrlatmu car~ menls mcluded lhe commuruty down. He makes a good recovery bnve a chanco to remam active Belafonte and Polly l!l!l'&en Helen R. up Greenup 12:10 w. Va., end 17 ll'endchlldttn. oil by tile COI!grelttion. 1 concert to be held Sunday even- and lhen, under c.reful guid- and llecome acquainted w1th a have at least one lhllll 11 • M~RRIAOE APPIJCATION m.; R. H. Bosworlh n Funeral ..rvtce wlll be Wed- ~olll were in charge of 1ng, Dec. 12 at lhe high school ance by a pbyslcian wbo knows tot of n1ce prople lhejl other· common: One or as many u ('harleo HoUlton Bryant, 11. Greenup 11:11 a.m.; H. fteaday ! p.m. in the Beale the Oore!" Cltcle wliJI Janice auditorium and the children'• him well be can enjoy many wise would not know. aU of their apecialo or weeklJ Paul. va., coDitrucllon work- Bowlea up Groenup l:ll C2lapel Metbodlst Church With ._Gtbba In Charge. She read the Christmas program Dec. 22. years of •productive life. series bave deslgued b)' "· and Joann SlaniiiJ, 11, Rt. Itaoo West YiriJnlo down thl! Rev. Lloyd Miller and the Cbrlllitnas llCrlptute from we The Love Giit Dedication was .. Q __ Tbe doctor says my ols- Relative. At~nd Gary SlniiJI •••• " :' Pomeroy. up Ul a.m.; Alton Zophyr lie¥. William Hatfield olllclat- end a medltaiiOII entitled, conducted by Mrs. Tony Fowl- ler 48 bas a tired bear!. ls i W dd" R . Yes, you hoar PelT)' Co111>, ""~~- ---- down Greenup 4 •.m.: Int. The body will na 10 'Chrioldlas" cloalng With pray. et, chairman. 'l'lle Love GUt thl; s~rlous? e mg, eceptwn Judy Garland, Paltl Page, wood down Gl'l!lll1lp Ull a.m. ota!" ~1..~.~ bour or. table leatured lninialure ChriJt- .. A -Tbto 11 an unfortunate Several retatiYft wel'e tn Cam- ~Y Wllllams, Garry Moore, Waller Hougland down Jlrior lo IOrYice. Frlenda are The tltrlatmas candlellght ser- mas tree holdmg love gifta, open phllas• because It IS .. gue and bridge Sunday to attend lhe we<!- ~ Vtc Damone, Harry BelafiN118 DEVOTED TO INTIRii5T OP r 12:1! a.m.; Buckeye State being received at the Mohr- vice wao. w charge ol Mrs. Bible and. flanked by two red causes tho victim to worry more !dmg and r@tephon ol 'l'llomaa and Polly Bergen aay lbel MltG5·MASON ARIA Meldahl !.45 a.m.. Western Ste•ent FuDeral Home. MOton Hood :"'lh Mra. AniJI- candles. She read ocnpture than II she were given an out- fisher and MI•• Helen Oltut wborever they so. Meldaill 7:311 a.m. ony " organtst, and Deul•h from Matthtw and closed with and-out d;agnoals of bearl dl• at lhe Nmlh Street MethodiSt . 'l'lle Almiale Gallipolis Dam - p . Lo While candle prayer. The -groUp was remindwhich your lillter may church. 87 UDited Prtn """n•tu''' ~""' attercooro •~ee•• down 7 p.m.; Lunga mnt g ers dressed m whtte robes 1Jghbo ed to rea:nember the Scholar- or may not have: If I were lo They were Mr. and Mrs. Ro- TodaJ is Tuesday,, Dec. ?til. ~;,·:~·.:,,~n~. "~ ~n:ec~a-:' stu~:: 11 . 1~ P m.: Bastern down I Shows Busy Month ed the candles held by mem- ship Girl who Is attending Col- say lhat 1 person had 1 Ured bert ~amsley and June Ann ar lhe 341st day of 1965 with 21 &o ;~~:•.":~:· ,~,'J :.-:;:,~": .~:.:.' ;,~ a.tn., Fnmklm Pierce down PT. P~EASA,Ifl' - The ac-t- hers In the audience tlntil the gate College at Rochester, N. Y. heart 1 would e•pect 1 good J.R. and Mr. and Mrs. GerAld lollow. , "" 50 • m : Lamlle up 4 10 a.m. lvtly report of tlte Mason Coun BBnctuary was aglow With hghl Foilowing !he meeting mem· night's ai""P lo cure it. Wildermuth ol Pomeroy; Mr. The moon II approachtng Ill ~.~::~":? ~: ::~".?tflr:":,"'Po"':~!.':: Kaaawba Rlver - . . ty Sheriff's Department as ~e- fro~ the ~vidual candles. hers were invited to tbe dining but 1 auspecl tha' thia il not and ~rt. Pearl Mora •.Chester full phase . . """ I Bruce up Marmet ll .W p.m .. lea•ed by Sherif! Goorge John- Takmg part "Were Mrl. David room where a Christmas salad always wbel is meant when Road, and Mr. and Mil. Mason The morning star II Jupiter (;;,~~1~~· 1 ~::~~~~f...:"P;:•r::~;~ C. V. Harner down Marmet · !lln showed ~e department .· parst,. Mrs . .Patil Smart, Mrs. was served from a table decor- this, teJ·rn is used. F!Jher ahd Barbar,l, MhHrt's· The evening stars ate Veaua, ~~r...""'' 1'4•• to';i' clu. ~·· lS a.m.; L~cy Luca11 veled 82525 miles, worked 11100 ,.~Wilson f\1:r:a. WUlis Anthony ated With a centerpiece using Why not. ask th4il doctor what ville. Mr. and Mrs. William Mars, Saturn and Jupiter. !iuh<teriPtiOll rate~~, O.ll•er«t .., Marmet 3.30 a.m., Allen man hour!, lnvesUgated 1& ac· ~d Mrs. H;d. M~. While as a gold baU with red streamers kind of heart ailment your alt- Fl~her of Bilpr.e alto t.ci!Olnpan- I 1787 Deleware became the Merrill down Marmet a. ctdenls wllh property damage the 11119001! Jlllll!l•nger of ..song and ;prigs of holly combined ter bas· and how serio111 it 111 led the group. . . otaie to ratify the tl.ti. " ...... ,.1 ...,. •~t•• .., m., 0. r.. Shearer up Wtnfteld eottmaled at 111100 and loor presenlfll, two numbers, Star with lall red ta-rs in gold hoi• Q - Wbat ts poaterior corDeonst't1 Ut'10n. moothl. IT. 1 lilre• •on<N .a.lll(h 8Y , . z d WI . •... ' ol · ,u,.~ y,j_ , 1 d "J Th r.. u, . GIVES DINN~R 2 10 1 m.· HI e en · own n- peroonalmjurles; lloUed 11-tol!~ · "'" ...ot .. es~l Y ers. Dllrihg the social bour lhe na,. Insufficiency wilb hypoX' • 1 1".. J ..... 1 1 ·VOl ,uaUabk. one mol'otb IJ.all· RJ field 2·20 'B m . Jeffer!IOD Ia.w etta . tlons . : ~,-~I.I!'U· .•....,.t.,..AJI ..one .-..~Ill ....u . Mrs · Joh. 8 Sm'tb ouo, presideoilal &mel woo mau oo• no llU,QO, s;~. ~III\IIL · . · ·• uuve." The pi8)' let birthda song ~as sung ln ob- Ia?''t s. It , !!ienous? en terlained then U.S. eleetioa ..,Q. breaiLlng 8nd elilerlng; III!1'Y1Id . · oetvanco of birthday o1 . A - Tbis ts a blocking of lhe wllh II dmflm' Sunday, at her def 11 Ch les PI lme 1:1 " · ccurt paperi .w aiM! Beedltville Mao is Mn. Donald l!Oone. She was Dow of blood tbrough lht coro- bome, Nye .Ave. Guesla tn"' criminal actlolls; received and also presented wiiJI a gift from nary artery When this happeM Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moor<O and H f sed to lsa1-ved nine warr81Jieii1JD .1.. · Flbed 825 for DWI the members. tbere to acute obortage o1 lleweynd PMulllrut11 of Pomeroy; ol .. of Peace olli<B; apP!'Obt!nd·. . oxygen·carrying blood in the Mr. a rs. . ugh Beerl1a end ed twu escaped · tfillllll1 pe- Tile Stat.· HI!(hway Patrol ME~ CHANGED back of the heart. All heart Rotlllld, Long Hollow; end Verne at the White Houoa. tients, and boolted 30 persona iA today the conviction In The Xi (liriil\na Mu aororlty attacks are serious, but lew DaYIB, Mldillepotl In 1941, U.S. lbe county , jill. , Melgs ""!1111f l!gllrl ol Foster J. will mett iltle at NS first atiacks are fatal. . bates m the act e, bombing - . . Rood, :llr who wao p.m. In lht ollice of the Colu.m- . Q- II thera aay cho11Ce lbal DEATH QUI!:l!'flONI!D Pearl Harbor, the Ph!llppmeo, PROBE IIIYS'I'EIIY ·fined $25 end 00111! and l""len- bus and l!olllhern Ohio Electric a woman wbo baa not mi!DI- CLEVELAND (UP!) -Pollee Wake and Guam lmnda aud CINCINNATI luPII - Allcul ced to three In jail on a company «< Middleport Inateod truatl!d lor 3 yean could be- today investigated lhe fatal lhe Br1bsh posaeso: IN1 ISO scientisls 11re trying to l;batge ol 4rlvtng while lntolti· of 'at the group's previously come preananlt sboollng of Fiord Waohington, Singapore and HongW aome answ"!'s to what tltseii~ Clted. . acbeduled meeting place, ..A - No.......... __. .. __ about 3$, wbo w&J brouJ!hl to draw America lnlo .,.,.. producing viruses may be trail&- · A .sur montba laD aenience · · · .. Q - I feel ebUIJ mull of lhe Mount Slnallloopltal by frlendl, II. . . mitted by water used .for dl'Ink- wal wl)lmldetl, itlltl Road w6! WEATHER time. What could cauae thil but was daad on arri¥al. He A tho118'f!r.Z tlte 1n1 and recreation. Tim plaCI!II 011 tm• year's ptdtilitilln. cr. old tullered fatal ohest wounds. In IIDONv t 1 lobi lt 1 and wbet obould I dol neut acltnUots oaid MoadaJihAt . ~ or, • ago n J ' ow .. A - Tlda mar be cauBIII by . oald: • Nevm: befora Jtave .,. , o RecruttlDO' • • IS•.. 'G0' £or New -- -- ' ......~ . RO!D~n ~ Ohio Ht"ghway Patrol · Class . command~ to! ° ll.dymonl~=e :ro::r~ ~:; mainten<>n~e. Aht F b:r:~t: ~ D'IeS Sunday -.~... ~e 'A~ ~~ Ant'Jque Shop ·~k ~· Y~, ~se, Iate~tf~ ,. ~£;t~· O:e;~a:·~!~a~~.!e c:- f:!l Jam: .,,.. .......,,. "'"" """"I: 4: ~5 ":;"'~·~-(ii~-... ~~~~·""'tiliiiii~Wttlnll!ile~ld~··p11~1 ·~m~.iii:Ciii eiv~ ~~son we~re ~~~!, ~~eside~ ~~bert oo:;.~:; ~e:.;=:r. ~ .b Santa Suggests ... A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOil THE DAILY SENTINEL WID •• a Gih for the WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" Subscription Rates 1 YEAR· .... ·· .. ·· .... · .. $10.00 6 MONTHS .. · .......... ·.. $5.25 •• firs~ a~ ~eported ~ille, !ind Ja~n fttruek Thurs~ay dar• prom~ Tllll~ lnlecUouo bepaUUe Is lilt .ilnly lei SOl»· tlral dlsesio dillnltair J!ltown 'ntere were lilies lsSU.~ lor to be cartled by wat.,, · 103 vehiCles In ¥etgs Ci;lunty ----~· durin& Novemb<!t, II*" tejloi't. ed tndaybr '4epUI7 clerk Ne!Uo No'!' .You Knolf! Bro101; lnclLidlnB 7J new caro, M!cbeJanrlo Will lllOia C.l! .trucka,' f!Ve trallets anil One prese, ao llallaa tori Ia tile motorcycle. ~ •e)llclea total,....lace wTucaay lailaaao Iori ed 1011 wllh 131 belnt cara, II ill awble ud tlo ....ollel'li. truclu end 011e mo&orcyole. :'.f• .,.: !':fedataolar. Mllsfly Presl~t ftUI1l)o aad wll'lll- a. lbyroid deficiency or - . lnla but neutOCll'culalory oathIULLI!D y enta 11 the IIOIIllll~ oauae. 1 CAR This ila condlllon letn In liasl MADISON, Ohio (UPIJ-Mar- W'll'l'lsome people, especially vln,D. Snyder, 45, Norlh Modi- thosa who llve In conitanl !flit B<iDi\ WLia ottucl and killed MDII- of beBrl dis.,.se, Tht traalo da!' nlfltl by a ~ar ., he walk- ment would depend on !he Cllllt. ed ilong Ohio 20 h<!re. The drtt- er Was bol cited. Pleaoe Nnd your qu!Nifolll :'!:. : i• They11 DO It EVayTke ~~_,. __ --~ •·lly·_ Jimmy IUtlo j ~~~c;:~·:.D.~ -~ _ , _ · _ Ibis paper. Wblle Dr. Bttnd818dt cannot anawar laolivldual !etten be will auwtr Wttcn ol le!Wal Inforelllll fldun . . llitliUI. da~: ltave "'""' Influence on Ohlal bad. so Ht;!• time l1l wbtcb te 4la Mu~ation. _ so much. B~~RY'S WORLD IWI~la;.!'~ ~~~~: •:~:~i ~"'ppedldc COLUMBUS IUPII J. Roher! Bob s.-. who plded Sandaaky to lhe tllle lootbtU dwnplouhlp, !!"_~•,_ ~~ ' r \ -y IPo~::'::y 1 ' ' I , FRIAY'S GAMES: I Pomeruy at Athens Nelsonville at Gallipolis ot Wellston I Jackson at Mtddleport Lot!•• Elberfelds 3rd Floor ,''I Quality Built SPACE-SAVER 1 UTILITY CABINETS .mj . secondRankedM'IChi gan Ri'ps Ball State· Third Ranked Duke 81ue Devi')s are Upset Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy *Shopp•ng • Is A PI easure . In Pomeroy Stores* ... and you may win Cash in the "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS CASH GIVE-AWAY $800 in Cash Prizes KING m; EDWARD" i.o.s; 4300. 00 eSECOND DRAWING DEC. 10- 1:00 PM $50 - $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES costs less than 14 cents a day eTHIRD DRAWING DEC. 17-1:00 PM $50 - $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 23 - 1:00 PM $200 $100-2 ·$50 Prizes and 4 • $25 PRIZES Call before noon. CASH before nighL No purchase is required. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. All Dr•wlnes Held In Pomeroy P.rklng Lot SEE SANTA IN POMEROY e Wednesday & Thursday I0 til noon and 2;30 to 4;30 e Fridoy and Saturday 10 til noon-! to 3 p.m. 1nd 6to 9 p.m. Here Are Your "Gold Star'' Pomeroy Stores: GnMiyT-Ieleo ~ Malga AGENCY, INC. ,u IIIWdo ITY OAN County 51- 1161 INSURANCE ... -..------- . ---------·--------------·- We Will hid A Chrl111111 Canl ~ ;:g:n .. ........ : 1:,:lf .. : ::::: : I I IIIII 'If! ':. Ne lsonville . 0 1 C f/1 '"~ I Besides Francis' 44 polnta three other Oak .Hill players John Were in double fIgW'es. Kaminsky had .18 and Melvin Carter added 16 Eastman ted Pomeroy wllh 22, sw· d dd d 10 e11 a • 13, Brown poured 10 12 and ColJIJls had II. McClelland's led at halftime, I 48-28. Jobn Milhoan's 18 morkers Playing only part of tbe paced Firestone tn its victory game, Tom Prose, S-10 center, over Weiher's. Other Firestone poured in 16 points as Coach players Galllpolla sevn. M in double . d flgum were Dick lh Bisbop's d d .uun ag~ana an Jerry Turner en gra ers score a 49-19 win with 16 each while Bill Brown over the Rutland seventh gradoclded 10. Steve Fuller was tbe I Mondey afternoon In the big gun for the losers with 22. . Washington school gym. ' Be,ver .iarf 17 and Bill Kirk· 1 I~ was the first o[ two GaUibride added 16. 'l'lle winners led polls victories over a RuUand at halftime 34-25, but outshot Isquad Monda~ afternoon. Coach Weiher's 21·9 in the lhlrd period I Jobn Milhaan's ei~htb graders, By Ulllted p~,. 1-tloul ~ we are wben we play UCLA,"to 1 70..15 vktory over 1 to take a commanding 55-34. lead i J>e?md Norman Gilmore's ll The .second ranked .Michigan he saJd. ''A great team Northwestern. Tech going Into the final period of ; pomt effort, downed the Rutland Wolvermes are obowmg oncel comes back after a Joss." cUpped Rice 96-87 ' action , eight graders M-24 more the balance that made Rice record 41 ~ ts b Fiv~ men hit double figures ' Bolh Gaillpolis j.unior hit!b them among tbe beat in lhell Bradley's Indians, ranked McKendrick u:n Sla~ in G and J's 129w6n clubbing of ' teams now have won two con· nation last season. ~· used a ha~anced attack to lacked Loy~la of California sa..· Dunlop. Carl Wmfe paced the I s~tive victories. The next Ca~ie Russell, th~ A~l- wotlp;ev: Men:o State, wh!.ch 70 behind Alan Parrish's 18 winners with 28. Aaron Buffing- time lhey go to the post will be , Amertca, sco':"d 22 pomts m far pomt perfor)Dancea . polots. Gerry Jones' 20 ints ton was n"'t with 21 Gary Lash- IThursday aliernoon at Pl. Plea- ' Monday mght s 107-70 aheltack- Fi ry Mason and Art DaviS. led Iowa lo a 6>-58 pol ol ley and Ken Keal had 20 while ' sant. I mg of Ball Slate, but one 00::~1 Bradley players were Soulhern Illinois conques - ~ - -- -- ·-- - Steve Jones, with 11 points, , expecls that from RuBSell. • figurea m lhe · wau""'nd high to Prose In lhel What some may not have victory. Tom Camp bel iiiiiiiiiii seventh grade game. Gallipolis expected was lhe scoring by paced Bradley wilh 14 raced to a 17-1 first period lead, Mtcbtgan's guards, John Claw- and Alex McNutt and was .w1 out In front 25-9 at the son ond John Thompson. Jacu.n •aeh added 11. half and led Iii- II M tbe end of Eaeh of them !cored I! Bob Bauars soored 20 points lhe ' tbird period. points, and, m.,. Important, to pace lhe Colorado Buffaloes Steve Blowers scored 10 points between th~m ~hey scored 16 of for runner up honor! in the I the Wolvermes first 28 poinb. eighth grade game. RuUand led No Secood Chance Hob Uiddle of Southern Jr. 0-2 at the end of Ule first per- I 'l'lle taller Michigan rebounHlgh's Eighth Grade basketball iod, but Gatupolis took ' ders seldom gave Ball State team heaved in a 4o-foot long midway the second period shooters a second chance at the winning basket In lhe last sec- led lii-12 at tbe half. Galllpolls basket and the Wolverines ond of play Monday at Racine stretched lhat to a 28-! 6 lead simply overwbelmed Ule omalJr. High .to defeat the Middle- at Ule end of lhree periods. ler school. Greg Truex scored port Eighth Grade >W-39 tn 8 Mike Barr was bigh lor 17 pomts to lead Ball State. como-from-hehind lhriller. Rutland eighth graders wilh Frank Standsrd'a lay-up wiiJI Btlly Hill led lhe winners wiiJI points. Rutland'• seventh seconds remainlni gave nine points. ers were led by Cray and Carolina a 73-71 upset. of Ahead 11-lln the opening two per, each with six points fourth-ranked Duke, which minutes of play Soutbern saw StVENTII · meeta top-rated UCLA twice lhat lead vanish and Wa! down Gallipollo (lt) UU. week. 1 30-20 beginning tbe second ball. Noe, 3-0-<. Ballard H-2· The Gamecocks were ftve Coacr Larry Wilson's boys Jooes 5- 1•1j. Prose ' 8-0-16 : pomts down wath three and onelhen outscored Middleport 20-9 Boerg~r, Davi;, ' hall minutes to go when they 1D the second half wtlh Diddle's Daniell, 1.().2; North began lhetr '!'Ianing surge. ball-court long sbot not even Totals, 24-1-4 9. ' Duke Coach VIc Bubaa was -~..~IMp!! !o'f!r Clfot touching the rim to win t he IIUTLAND (ltl P~~Jo~pblcat about lhe IOS8. game. Otber Soulhern scor- Williams ~· Nicholson 2_ We II see bow (cod a team . ers were Ken Theiss 4, Randy 11.0; Cray, Stilt,l-0-2; NapSpangler 8, D1ddle 7, Gary Nor- per, 2·2-11. Totala, 0-319. ris 9, Gary Sewell I and Rook· EIGHTH le Crow 2. G&tllpolb (151 For Middleport John Tanne- Gilmore olll: Baxter 10 hlil was hitJb with 16, maktng 2; Matthe~s. 102; ~lton, 12 straight free throws before 1-1-3· Durham 0-1-1 · SaUinders: missing bi• 13th and last try, 102;' Wilson, '2114; lllowera, and two field goals. Other scor- 0-10. Totals, IS-3-35. era were Lee Floyd with 10, BaUand (24) J';"'Y Stobnrt I, and Alan Cun- Adams, 1.0.2 Cart.r, lllllgham 5. Barr, l-2-10; Taylor 1.0.2; Schill!. I Tbe Middleport 7tb grade was lng, 1.(1-2; Rice, 1-2-4; a runaway winner over South- 102. Totala, 10424. em Sevenlh grade. Torma to lUll you_ Up 111 All Participating Jon (Hotdogl Kloes bad tZ to CERDAN'S DECISION 25 liiODtha time if you wlah. lead wilh Wlldermulh getting 2, PARIS (UPI) -Marcel M.rchants Ar• Now B. Hen3ler 7, S. Mills 1, C. Hag· dan of franco, unbeaten in Giving FREE TICKETS. gerty 7, D. Bqggs 7, T. Hoffner prol...ional llgbta, won an All You Do Ia Register 8 and R. Becker 2. For South- decillion Monday night 1n 1 ern Jun Warner had 4, Art Hlll round bout · with At "Gold Star Stores" 8, Pat Hill 3, L. Van Meter T Fernand Nolle!. Both end J. Jobnsoll 4. weighed In at 1411 I IHicl- ' · ----- lor which - • - ----- yo•• ......tl(lltan Ia Tho Dollr lonttnat to: I I ° ~ Olher games wiD have WaslJ.. I SATURDAY'S GAMES· lngton and Jelfenon taking on Wellston at Jackson •' lliiBOII''tlle i :W~e~ste~rn~ Reserve, Jobn Carrolli"All rtgltt, Mom, I'll thow you IMiddleport at Nelsonvtlle 'l'lle 20th annual SEOAL' llile o1 lhe Alheoi- N at ~allb and Cedarville i my oew ~~bblpoetldemlen~. Tr to Athens at Gallipolis WN named UDfted Pnat 111- Fres1tffiao basketball tourna- willlll!r, R e. l<lgan at Pomeroy lenatlollol'• ClaJt AA Dido ment wiD hegln at 4:30 p.m., on In the Southern Dvlaion on llfglt cooeh-of-lbe-year Thureday, Feb. 3, (or Gurinc Feb. 3, Gallipolis Is at Jacbon, lor ua. that week) according lo en an- and Middleport at Pomeroy. DDiy Ia blo ...,ood year 11 nouncement made ·today by Tbe wlrmera will meet at Mida llead eoacb, Seamao was GAHS Athletio Director Ed dleport or Pomeroy, by Feb. 11. umed latt weekead to OOIIdl Stewart. Fnala wlll be Fob. 18, or lbe Norlll oquad t. the 1ll1l1l18l In the Northern DiviBion lor<O. Ali.Star loolbtll flme at ca. Logan pla)'B at weilston, and Offlclala are to be furnished too 0011 nmmer, end- bal Athem will play at Nellonville. by Ule home schools. - · honor to pat into ldo WinDer ollhose two aames wiil memory bank o1 a rloriou play on or before Feb. 11, at the Flgbl Reoullo ....... PARIS iUPll - Marcel Cer-11 Olber ooacloeo nDllac •lib NBA 811nd1D11 clan Jr., 141, France, OIIIJ::'r~~ lo the uaaal btlloll•l .... By United Preso lntematlaall Fernend Nolle!, 110, ducted by UPI were Earle Easlem Division (6) ; Felix Bra ~::: w. L. Pel. lmocked out mi, 121 , Brace, Don Eskey of Athe~~~, Boston Antoine Diet Wilker of Columbus Cincinnati ...... .. .15 7 .1182 116\1, France (7). I W1ttenao. CUll Fouol of Gar· · .. " 17 8 ·660 Philadelphia .. .. 7 16 .304 LOS ANGE Held Helgltta and Tony Chiao. LES IUPIJ ---Jose cbiero II Aobtabula, Ia lUI w .. tera Division ' Medel, 118, Mexico City, order, w. 1... Pet. outpointed Jesus Pimentel, Los Angeles ... 15 12 .5'.& 11611, Jallaco, Mexico 1101. Mete I or Wood Utility lll!ii!IIII!IDIIII!E]Ji )\i$&&J!llll!!!l!III!I!Mi#s8ii san Francisco ... 11 13 .480 WILL BE RICOSKIN St. Louts ........ .10 12 .45.1 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Cabin•ts, China WASHINGTON IUPI) _Ohio Baltimore ...... 12 16 ,128 Sl~nley (Kitten) Hayward, 1:12, Stole fuUback Tom Banington Detro•t .... .... 7 17 Pblladelphia, outpointed Bennie Cabinela end has .,.,1 his 1 lb 11 Monday'• Resulta Briscoe, t$1, Philadelphia (10) ; 1 wliJI the Wa boo toa Redukiture Pbllsdelphia 118 Los Angeles Leolls Martin, 188, PbiladelWall C.bineta. 9 05 107 s mg n phla, outpOinted Von Clay, 160, of the National Football League. (Only game scheduled) Philadelphia 181 Stop 11 Elberfeld• and The 6-foot-i, 215-pounder from Tueoday'o Gameo · Lima w... lhe Redaklns' third St. Louis vs. Boston at New , NEW ORLEANS iUPii _ g•t that piece of draft He was picked York loiJI b chotce. K Zora FoUey, mv,, Chandler Y anw City of t I, e Los Angeles at New York Ariz., outpointed Bob Foster, furniture 1h1t will give American Football League. (Only gatnel! scheduled) 181 , washi ngton, D.C. (10), - - - --you thlt extra storage OINTLIMEN o -~ Wellston .. .. .. . 2 0 174 !II "' Ath • . ens . . . . . . . . . 2 8 { . ·::::· / 1 111 : ~:~~~::rt Fros. h Tournament 0pens Feb. 3 -lar-ryltoro ....toler 011 Co. ....... M~~:n:"'::m~d-· m a defeat bY I American Over al Dayton, lhe touted Flyers - after a narrow es<ape from Eastem Kentucky take on Miami in one of those traditional matches. There also are three Ohio Conference games wllh defend- ' mg ro-champion Wittenberg at Marietta, Kenyon at capital and Otterbein basting Muaklngum. ~verage. Last Second Heave Wins Cage Contest 1 8 ~uled fro GAM•;s lr W L P Qll' . 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ar- t! ao: Lew~ e~s ~~ aokll~. T~ m :'~led RutlandUHits • 1 ~herffrJWork ed Teams Defeat ••line M~'::;,:,'i!::i.:u:.::::r ~~r~· ~u:. Grade School I;. ». · 1~ ~ethOSU ! earn to an easy 1ll-68 victory over Pomeroy in the on. erung round of GaUipolls Independent League actl~n played at Washington School. F I rancls was despecladlly bot Stacy Bunton had II In th e trsl an lhtr periods · as he poured In 14 points each Smitb led Dunlop on elgbt qco.rter field goals and five foul shots I lh. th whieh were good for 21 points n e 0 er games, G • nd J B tch N · blasted Point Pleasant Dun- u ewlon W&J next with top Tires, i2~ and Firestone 17 markers. G and J led at 100 .defeated Weiher's, 78-60. haUtlme, 113-30. "E~eryo~ peopl~ o·~---·nl •·~ 81 urn ~~ lhe and Jim Hengebold bit 15 polnll M.. · • Bill Francis of McClelland's Auto Sales canned 44 points Monday night on 22 field goals in leading his ~yndon. wd~ ' an~ Candle/' / Ch • p •g mas rogram /s Feature of December Meeting .L~:· ~e dol~ Statu~ GT~ ~~ s~ch ~.m., a.m~, ·~bt the~ IIKy ) a.n' ..... _ ·~w•T· ' Mlnlden' IIHIII: To It Clevellnd State Ill lhlrd Tbt Tll'lleell trailed In Central State extended Its win In as many •tarts 57 •"flY coin&. buill up a 13-pomt eacb lor the Musketeers, now streak to 14 ganies by clubbtng YoungatoWD wbipped:Wallb be Ume teed and widened II to U . . Flak, 91-M as Ken Wilburn 54, holding the loem' Nlcl< • made a desper- Obio University more then found lhe renge fllr 25 points loUa to juot 12 polnll about cr:,:' to With the number of rebounds and down 18 rebounds. below his per aome Bob Do In u ed down by Northern lUI- Ed Bryant added 20 aud Clar- The major game agaiJlst 28 1 to lead O~o ~e wbil n ~end smolhered the V!Sllora ence Lano 17 points lor the Ma- •Ide compeUtlon on . Miller hod 32 and . ta as John Schroder bit 19 ,raudera. eight-game card wlllllnd 21 lor the winners. llirathe WOOIIMOhl Green booting Xavier roUed over Union! now 2-1. 'I m ~~ w an o ...te. 'l'lle Falcona are Conference game end OberOn from a near-record loss to ,..,_ went outside tbe OC to bend ODd-ranked Michigan end ID Francis Gets 44 Points in Cage Contest ~~ to ~~ all~ oya~r "I ~ caw~!d ~.m.; ~lml 7 A accor~n: troc.....k.aram ~ave sh~wed At h Home , F ds A "',85J } t roe~ DOt1'0R SAYS wot~ ~eqUire.;onltl ---·~----~----~~-·--- flame~. docl:~·~""tveson pr~esthoud P~"'~.~are ~e ~·~~~ng Ac~my River news ~eloviSion. g;r.ul:~~ 1,~ ~ BI~ter, re~orted OV-1 "'~"-'' By United Pnu lillenalloMI AU but Ohio State Wed well ag/llnst oul•ide co Monday olght'a hesketbsll action, while tonlibt lhe stale's clubs maloly will bt ballling among themselves. Tbi Buckeyes were banded their second setback Ia lbree starts. as Nortb Carolina shot hoantd83 pelalr cent from tbe noor cap1 lzed on mlltakea lor --- m, TEAM 1M~; -OttCarnfiOnr ,_,,..,C.....,.IIediCa. Laftllmlflc T•n 6 Ctunky llaaKfto1 a: SAVINGS CO: lcwl• Ienke ltatlon r . _ . , , Drlyt..ln -~~--r.' . . ....,.............., , ,....,. ,ftatlol . ' Rodney Dotoiilng, ~ ' I~CI~ ~·~ Aulo t.m,.nr . ~! ........,, • HQU,•.f,!J.I:.·CHRI.IT~ ' I ..n.tt J_,,. ·IN!IIolt!li......., u;·c lonFraMIIIilloro - Y.,. C1tllhloleL lo l Shop -···,_,., Motor Componr p_,... Plow., Shop $wither 6 ~.._ Drup Kerr 6 VanZandt Motor Sale1 llloerlot• ......,.-."' Chop~~~&...Co...,.lh­ Mao·woeotW. lhao lliap ., WohM.t•ilalit'th. ,...,..,. Ia!* lo i~ Co. ."-".,........... . .......... ,..,• ..., Nathn•J .... $11Hltta··ll4 ~:..... ' ~"' Sonooo St.tlon lkmtb Maobt wo....•• LaunderrNt K...... Malp fhtut,.,.nl Co. H.f Auit l'arta Ca. Th&FetorleShap 8Umoro'a tvJIIIIy Storo ...... I ... Millo Glbb• Gror.ry Ohio Vtllt"y Plumbing &t Huting OttWnif'·Gross Ashl1nd Oil & bfi.nlnt Cl. Arnold Bro... Ph•mblnt &: Hutlng Pomeror P11try Shop SPONSORS: A, D.We.. loaDudo • IIICII Launtfry ltoblnlctnf• Laundry Da.Warntr I,MUrance' \lwt.,. F-rol 11.- ' �.. , . . . ~"'"''"' ~ ••r ' •••• ·-·"' .. I '.' \ I ' .. . ·• .~'v{;:.:,,:Y~-7 <:", ~'" ''..> ' ,1¥\!J!"'Il:t~., ' Atountl And IYieoning of .. . ., , . ' SUUAL Seoson Topic Of Program About Middlepqrt I ' CALENDAR SHOP AT DUnONS and ROLLERS IN MIDDLEPORT FOR TIMEX MOMlliEE UGHl SElS WATCHES • $6.95 UP in Christmas Gifts I CHRISTM.O.S 1REE lAM ps~or 23c Many 19 CHRISTMAS TREE 5 TUBE Ornaments TABLE RADIO special Si1e 6 - - 5 for 43t s;1e 7V• 5 for !iBt Si~& 9V1- - Our 51 t IIIHIIIOmiiM.II_.,.. TOM RUE MOTORS HELEN HELP US! N.:!6.:. by H.een Ytlll'l1l AllltED FOR IT! 1\lla collllllll is for yOUilfl peopit, tbelr problema end pleasum their troubles aJd fun. AI .:nth tho 1111 of Helen Holp US! it welcomes Jaugllo but ..,..; dodge 1 aerious question wllb 1 bruib-<>H. 1er14 your toeJHge questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ..,. of Helm Help US! this IUIJI.OVT "'WIIJIIPII· WITHOUT JDM ll<8r Helen: 'lllera'a this boy who Uvet our me. He'a 16, I'm 14. He colllel by my house almost ••· ery olght 81111 otopa to talt. 8omotlmse ba gets a lltUe 1111o ty, 1101 really anything to speak Ill. Lilt llllbt bo asked me It> mate-out with bim. I'm not er· IOIIJ 1ure what he meano 111 thai 10 I made e~cuses just to bo 011 tbo oale oide. Whell • boy ukl you lo make-<>ut does thai mean ba likes you! He's nenr uted me for a real dalt. 111 fact, I lblnk I'm too young to date bim, but I don't wiD! to ACr dumb. Wbat do yon ray wben a boy soys, "Let' a 10 IOIIIIWbere and make·ool." LYNN Dear Lynn: TID bini, "Mill '!'RACKS, budtly!" 'Ibis kid's wt to ma1<t lldll, 111111 you'cl bollor 11111<1 111ft It Isn't wllh YOU! - H. Dear lltlon: Atund Sociol E11ent In GallitJ Surulay Bottel-~ Mn. - Rolt•r. Mrs. Jack Size 12V• to 10 $l99 pr. turned 16 they'd!hat sign when the pa-I the tolldltlon pen. I Jacked three month!. The lhrol months are now up. Mtlllwbllt, my "husband" drafted and Is overseu. We have dJBcovered we don't Jove uch otber oo mucb o11, 81111 we'ro 10 roUeved bout lbe lllll!llllmenl Just mmo, ' If I badn't llstenod to my en11, I'd be Ued down and be wishlllfl be wam'l too. Here's my advlee, girb : lore you gel married 10 yolllllg, just lilly ~led one or .-tba aad THINK about - ANNULLED AND HAPPY Dear A aad H: Your letter ill a line: ~~;I 1110111 lor the Slklay "' period between applioalioo llllll'l'lage licenoe and "";~:~~!;I I'm sure a great many would never be picked up, this law In effect - sod ~·t only apply to teen·ac·l ors. - )j. Dear Helen: My problem ~~>~y aeem It> ...... but II sure Is eml•ar·l ~~~~t!lile~hom~•;of;Mn;·;;!:::::::~ don't mean they just gel olorr~ I my - tbey almoat drip. rm· dancing or !!kaiiDg wltb 1 boy It's misery. I get <OI!l!Ciouo obout il, and that makes it wone. I've tried powdero, ereallll!, etc., bul .. J'llll lbiDtb - UNDECIDED be an lmbalon<e in your system. 011 - H. Dr. This <'OIIIIIItl Is dedicated !Cikln, llld I cloabl JOU11 gel family Jiving, so II you're pill tile ..~ranee ..., lvr 1111 Jdd trouble or Just .,..,, - · lnJDIDI. Hospitals .,. trouble, Jet Helen belp to hire pis who She will -'so .. ~oome ..,. mtn lor prciiJIOCII lb.. own amualllfl -itnm. Ad- H. dress Holea Bottel Ia .... :1'0 JfC)VLINIB .a. tbla l!eW'IJIIJMI'• "'* ...., RADIO SPECIA~8·88 $,.98 Reg. $6.9L . Gold Color e PEN & PENCIL Sets, Reg $2 • $1 Let U. Help You Make Thit DOLLS WITH A ... 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C1rrylng c- For All Dolls Frem·$2.49 MOORE'S All A•alloblo At ..• Tape Recorder FILM SPECIALSI Ideal Motorlllc Toys Tr1int •nd Tr1ctor1 JEWEL CASE TRANSISTOR PORTABLE REXALL Hand Pilppoll Flther Price Toys Ridem Fire Truckt Countot Topa eT.,.. AJIIIII•Cablnoll ly IXL oWoldwoocl Panoll"' e Azrock VInyl Aabootoo Floor TII. e~ormlca Lady Buxton $19·99 I MaHel Talking Big Bon ,... SPECIAL 1 1 Roll• In Ctn. TV TOYS · ' Record Player BOWS ·· · · 77c BY HUFFY 95 GIVE HER A 1 Donn Roady Mad• . __ _ _ llltiiiiii~IIJI-· .2fON. :InolA"' PORTABLE e GREETlNG CARDS Only $1.98 Holldly Seaton One To Remember. KING lib. $1.60 2 lbs. $3.15 3 lbs. $4.50 5 lbs. $7.50 FM-AM 45 Hall1111rk Soloctod ' . ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Portable Radio _s....~., s,8.u Roush's ShH · Can't somettonc done? - WET liAND8 alnldJ married. wbereu 111111- Dear W.H.: eo Ill 1o meet the lnlflnll. Wbat All< your doctor. There Dear 1111: J fdDk JOD're booted 8 TRANSISTOR io TRANSISTOR Pltaae give me 110111t advice. rassiDg to me. Wh......, I It II true lllal _.. doelon - · my hand! sweat. llllfl'1 - ? I am pi•..... 141 IUid I Willi to bo pr,abl. A girl -~~ the bell IQII'l'lage, llld I 1111111< a dodllr II probably tho belt bo~ ' - • you never see a poor doelllr. It's a toes-up whether I 10 fJJr llUI'Ilng or .....,!Aria) - ' , bat most bulinessmen are HAIR DRYERS Special WIDE ASSORTMENTS AT MOORE'S DISCOUNT PRICES! MENS LADIES UNIVERSAL ' SHOP for EVERYONE Robson and Mnt Wyatt Chad· II YOUNG BRIDES well were in Gallipolis Sunday, Dear Helen: to attend !be llower show, ' I am a 1111 of 18 who would "Christmas Welcome in Ohil Porllclpatlnt Mambor like to tell all 1111• that IS and Valley". · ' II is too young to get married. The show was held m the I in Mlddlaport Merchanta At tho age of !i, I eloped hortre! of Mrs. Nellie Scarberry Christm11 Gifi·A·Romo with a 11-ytar-<>ld. My paretJII and her sister, Miss Eulah WiJ. found out before we had lived Iiams, Mrs. Stanley Evans and together and talked to us Mrs. Albert Durose. Eech room Store annulling II. AI that time I in the homes carried out a tbrtw a lit, but consented 011 <llrtstmaa theme. Tee wu ..,.,. 11 Middleport ' '' FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING SPECIAL 2 Units ' ePOLAROIDS SHAVERS TOOTHBRUSH Walkie T Set '' I SUNBEAM CORDLESS HYGIENE MAKES IT EASY FOR YOU TO .I Complete Line of Kodak & Polaroid Film SUNBEAM MOORE'S FOR THE LADIES FOR CHRISTMAS eCHANEL 5 eFABERGE •DANA eHELENA RUBENSTEIN eREVELON •MAX FACTOR eCOTY eTUSSY e DOROTHY PERKINS eKODAK INSTAMATICS Buy • new '51 Studebllller now and att up to $150.00 worth or tree Chrlttmaa glttt .•• plut an utra a•nerous holldty trade.Jn tllowanc. jor your present car. Chooee fro I'll 1 veat ttlte11on of national name brand • ID!Io ~ 1'1\erchendi•e from t11 32·page full·color ~ catllog. Wrap up rour Chrietmae ahop· ~Mng 11: yoll't Stud~bd.er deellfll todayl 399 SOUTH 3rd STREET, MIDDLEPORT, 0. SELECT FROM THE FINEST eENGLISH LEATHER eBRUT •cANDE eCURIER & IVES eOLD SPICE e,007 eMany Othen To Choose From .,•, I Styles! When Yeu Buy a New Studehaket 1966's Big Surprise Package! WOW! What a Christmas present for you and your family. GIRLS LOAFERS GLASSWARE '1' 51"29 15 UGMT H T ........ . 1SluGMt T ........ . Choose From HANDCRAFTED • • • Penny Brite YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND 73 MILL ST. FREE PARKING IN REAR Furniture, Outfill . l\ OFF MIDDLEPORT, 6. . WJN $200.00 P.ER,WEEK DURING MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS Gin·A·RAMA :;•., . '" '· ' �... ... ...... . . .. ...... . . . ... .... ' ...................... ....... .... ·----- .. ·--··· ... .~ ~ ···-····-~- -- .. . .. ... ,....,.. . ,, ' ... , .. , . j• ·· •. , • ' ,. . Deer tt•ll Sl . l Grand Jurors Add to Lakin Statement • R--j With mewof £arlier Hospl•taJ F•mdinItS ~~~•.=: ... ~ - """"F VV' tt1 Ul &Sit TO WPl I..... lin. ftu!b ChaiUD. AslJo 1lesP'l'.l>liwNT-""'-. f!?.mK¥1 ~en: have made appUcalioos for "'' Blrlbl .. Frllo . .... ·~~~~ut Fhelloal ··••· Ml~TbtKI''Spollera Rich RawllDII 220-588: "' ' 1 . -···-:· 20 ·• • ·······- ~r PT. PLLUAN'I' - MuOII ~ ll~ in tbo of· Mrs. Ro er A. Rllehlt, MID- dltporl J;lepl. Store 11'; Rawl- IIIII Plat ••••..\ :··· 16 H 1Wn!7'tlidiJ ... IIHIOilont~oltbo<;ouJrtYClerk: ·APP!y-ersvllle,l.ugbler, P:23 ULIIIPifoldoiiiGO. ~""l:rui·-·,· ~ · . " b..U only whleb elelod Satur- ing w•e: JllJ!eo Ro~ Priddy, Monday• Mrs. L. Gibbs, · brtmllr uo.411: ''lllt ~!pollPT. PLEAIAII'I' - , . rlllllliii lillilblr ollhlloilill- at ol lbt year aw&rll, ~~· dt; II 11111Ht abowt4 a 'tbii'P 28, Rullll!li!, Ohio, ll!ld Linda MaSOD, dauabttr,'4:!9 p.m. Mono . . _ Gldt . :.~... Tbe ......... ~. •embers of 1111 ~ U\'i COI1IIDifiM on meilllllnJII· by tht Aiiltlcan Ply""""'~ l *f; in tho bumllor ol ctoor Luollle Stillth,17, Mason. W. Vo. liay. Ole Gll!lle lloiW '.....,,..,.-·rond Jury lllvo Wbitlllio4 lhl ~ .. 1bi l~tlirt, ID- Alioctallon, lllld lot live l"'rt ltiiiM l!ftb only 4' Ualtd lor tho Thomas llellsley Kmat, 20, D1,.1111'1ed NOY. . . lla 1\frl Loo irUM baa boen oleli . ~llowing jlllll~ jltldlilt: li8IW Gelldlllons II LUID d "" ltll, 12, 13, 14 1a;.:1,!5, 1 ~: 1911 Ofa!OO wbllt the liM Ill- Clifton, .-d Edltb Ann Sobre!l, Mr.. Nora !lObo, Ra)'IIIOnd W L .;... ,.... wlllla ll""- lao · Mid ~rabll aoneerD ablalrle aide of was qo· 100 yielded 70 ltllltd. On!, ... 18 Weal Columbia. [lli>olb Mrs Luc!De BurDI Cllr-,..,. No. 2 ........ ·" I • 1111 ,..., _, · 011 111 Member> of tbo BoPt•~l aliOUI health conditions thert. Ill fer eieollollc1ln tho care of klll was nportfd on clotinl daY • ' ence Bums: Mrs. Wa\d L. Did- Ttam No. 1 ........ ·~ 6 •1:*;;jjj;;::...,_ __,,_...., H p'atal ;:lot =lch- oo:::.'.!'! = •if !: 1 J=· to BOWUNG 0 8 ~;gh~~=~ T~e ~1tne~~: 1 1srhlm,~ as i!l practlcally pos-[~f:!r!;hi::fu~'a:~:~mb\~ ~!, ~~sa~~ ~~~~~~~~~~at'\=~ ~:~~; G~rs ~~~es ·~ · H~[1eld;. Pomeroy 1 ~ I COLEMAN HEATING H0 liday 1 I . D8C0fQfl0nS • Raeiae I Society Notes Let Ue He P ~~Your HOllie INutlful Fot 11J Mro; 1'111 .A...... Mr. ond Mra. l1teriln Joltoloa ~ lhl follawillflllla Chrllfmle CANDLES REINDEER at lbolr lied HJll Home oa , ...~·~~~~ 0.,. Mr. Fred l'ldllal and 'Dr. Kathryn Plt!J. 1011, fll Blacbbura, Yo., Mr. onll Mra. i1oo!t Whoelor, New Boalao, Mr. IIlii Mn. Bon Philll>ft and Mn. Gover Lewil, Racine, and Ml'. and Mro. llllll JohlliOD and cldldrea, Portland. 1\frl, Paul A. Se\lan and THE SHOE BOX JW0. HOUR CLEANING SERvICE ill Thaltksgivq 8Jiesll! Gl Mr. alld lin. Vorn Wattorron wm their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ltobert ae.,te, lllld IOilli Bruco lllld Bllly ll<o(ie and Mils Linda Cramer ot Pomm>y. Mr. David Huddiestoo who ....V In WortltinJ!on, spent ~ving Holidays wilh h\a lomlly, his wUt, ond oon• Mike and David. Roy, and 1\lro. Paul A. ~..... Vlll'l'tl • Hooemary !rove~ of 1'bankstPvini Day to Daytoo, lllben !bey wore dinner poll of 1\frl. Sill.,.. pereals Mr. IIIII M'o. lilnU Plnlon "' llllterlnC: tbilr dauabte< Morgorel will ' - ' " in ~. to tty to find \ J; Robinson's wittrlr. Mr.... 1\frl. Kyle ..... "' .AWl lfiODI 'l'bartklllfvlttc daJ TIFFIN CREDIT • , JEWELERS lbo winter WUb lito Slump family. Rlrl. Mil Mn.ll L.lldlomiel opeD! ~WUb bot .,..,_. at WellSon, 1\frl. Emmo Wllllluno, and CICber relativBB. 1\lra. F. E. ruison and clallib· ter, Dr. KatbryJI ~ "' Blackbq, VL .IJI<Ill TbanUgi\'ilie IIIII w!Ut llr. and Mn. 'lberoll JobQsoa and Mr. • and l.lra. Ilea l'llilalla. l.lra. Lavinia Slmpoon apent tho '1'1...*'11!.... OD! with 1\frl. Jlarq Pila ftad I fam- \ I UJ-IIIw--~ llflDI claJ. PrUIIII were Mr. """ lin. Hllrold Satter' dauablora "' RuilaDdl llr. lllld lin. William ltfendllb IIIII 10111 ol ~ r lmriJ; Ill'. llltl lin. Ernoot Wbllr•l j lllld .......... and llr.lllllh. ...... Wober aad - . . . llr. llitllln. w.r.. INFANT'S SERVICE I ' \ horne; paternal lfandparent., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith watoh••·BuLOVA of Lion and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Marie Tumor, Pt. Pleasant. Burial will bo by 111e Mohr.St.,.,. Funeral Home. o1 lito blrlll ol . . . . HI! lleDII, !II New. 19, ...._. .... u .. Tilt =-.. . palnal Mr. IIIIIJh &,n1o1Jio. ci!&K111 Ml~.-. lllr. 1111 lin. 1111!>11 Durol Gl SpJqlllld llr. lllllln. Earl Cfolollll of Adlitta, ~ tllltlq wiltllr. Mil lin. A. L. PbelJl' of PwaDJ ODd Mr. lllld 1\frl. walllr Doland ol Racllo. llr• ...S It'>. 0.. Yool lllld ~. Kutlla lllld Olarlort tlallatl It'•• lin. RobWI Yool ol ClelfiiL lin. 1'-1 Oanahaa llr. IIIII 1\frl. ~ YOII to Bemr Palla, Pl• . . . • 'flllltd wl1b llr..... lllrl. a.aD Jlodcllllo ... 1011, r..t.r, wlto llllb bJI 1111. IIIII lOIII .If's llltl llooll, lnm lie. 1'111~ -··IU'Iod BUDGET SHOP SPECIALS Twin IIIIIWI;w;til Beds llr. . . . . . llltrltl CltiiDtl • Survivin& in addltloo to tbe largest ••lectlon of quality Ploltia .. ., ~. •*n• • -. ~ parents are two brothers, Ran· dy Ray and Terl')l Loe, both 11 ~ Mia Vera lloegle. They ~."":o·:r:.~by..= III~::~D!IJ~PII:i*':!S Milt, louDd -..;port and cn.- PT. PLEASANT - Gr:.veside servicf will be held Wednesday 10 a.m. in Lolle 'Ook eomotery lor the still bom d1upter of Wiard and Mary Msrgarel Turner Smith, Pt. Pleasant who died MDnday Holzer Hospilal.l SIIIF~~~~ UTILITY SAW TOOLS PIAN~ 5-INCH ElEC!ItiC YOUI CIOICE IENCI GRI.DER ;;::t, s19.88 $16.88 Bunk lecla _ $68 '-tim Sofa Beds - - '55 WOOO.W081<115 WISE tiHU'd UTWY'I' CAIINfl' · ll-fii£Cl ... DRILL SET . M-75 J4.44 A%. 1 ~ . •n·-· - UIIEI· OUIIET .;:.$7.44 19.88 ~ •w• IIIIIIUIIT 24" IDICIICINf 4-PC. Cl..,., SIT ....... WOODEN VANITY UIIT ~ 4" IORIISHOP VISE :.~ Sl27 _u_•IT_FIIT_•--r:::-::::;: -.__. ~ 1 1 - ....., 7-PC. ICAEWDAIVEA SET .... SSII • ..... . l'tlQ lll EICLOIII£ - ...... -,.. 117.71:.. • • lAMON ....... CJIII. WOOD aASin ~ UI. . . . , . . • • St... I I I I eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALl DOWN PAYMENT I;>ELIVERS ANY 8jiJ Wtllilllln I IliACI( & ...... ........ $3.09 I Fr. 2x4'• ...... ......... 69c ..-.EUIMI •• S1UI . . . . 111.11 STOVE S13J.45 • USE UOSll M A ~ , .,, OP!I .Ill A IIREI'lN:E! • IUIIN$ WOOD, COM. Gl QMftCDMt ·~1111 ~ - c:orr.... 111- 1-_...;;;.._---f ~ ~ IAIDIIAID PAIIELIII 4'xl'l\6 N IIID ..... _ CIERRY • WALNUT • OAK 0 - ~m = ~·l'laiiCM 18-11 FIREPLACE EISEM8LE .:129-• FilE l.IIEIS .::::..-68'~ --~ . . . . . . ll " . tr ' ..........O~ DOOI IIUOI -- S18·48 WIIIAII - IHLIU 115-48 Rut• $4.95 , Axmlnlster Rugs $44 4 Drlwtr Chest19.SO ";k ..·. PLAUOIM ltockers __ $19.9! POMEROY· CEMENT BLOCK CO. Mlnf (lthtr VIIUM loO.rl..... lhtp .. HUMIGUIDa ••I:'Oflllll!l _.,.. WfiiDif-· lAKE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. PURNirUII ITEM IN OUR STORE L• WIIIIMMon I P..- Ben Frsnklin Ill ..... If.. . Suites $99 Miles Set of a_ $19 . Cotton Mlttra11 9.88 Pole Lampe _ $6.88 Pt. PINIInl, W. VL fiMIIIfj S2.tl ...... $4.99 D. Dreuer, Chest, Bed 2 PC. LtVINCJ ROOM 416 Main St. ~ : S6.49 T:;';"' Becl Room Suit" $99 TIFFIN CREDIT JEWEL.ERS f HANDYMAN srm HAMMEl! q,. ..........; :.,__ _ _ ___,__ _ ' ';;,"_ _ _.._•._.._.._-{ Cltoleo o1 Nrl.. omn txlt I . Alfred Society News hr ht Unoltum 1~ 15.61 lnllill . . . . Quilt Top lnnersprlns & Box Springs $69.5!) $1 holds any BuLOVI' 'til CAristmasl ~m. In......... $39.75 Comploto ll..r fXII ....... of-. 1 to PlY . . pot' ....t SUpPort wHo IIIII <lllldriD; Kmmeth E. Finley, Ravenswood, fined $5 and costs oniJIOOiiin& char&•· ..ifiUIID 7'A• od oa 1\frl. Ted Nanco, &trlday DUDLEY's. j 8/soka dauabm', Rosemary Stl!ers. call S" BOOT CHASE HARDWARE or• 0......,.,.,.. em-[ . dtdi·1 I SOCJety NOtes. . ' Cement mock • · es included proffltlon.ll 11 well of race preJudice In Point Plea· • tl Gallipolis Ferry : rs. , em I Ratwlmg's. Hondas . . . ~ Tree OrnAments 1 1 " non·profoSI!onol people. I 3 The Grand Jill')' by no sant ermg rom IeVere ama ons, White, Rt I Letart; Joseph u. IJ.O Bar . . . 50 SALES & s_ERVICE Styrofoam Forms 2 M olbttl !OW L I kIn . tbt oi head and neck and poS9iblei Denms. Pl . Pleasant : PalnciO , Mtdd\eport Dept. Store .. 50 , HP1i1th r~ !Uod in lhl M.,.· lmMIIJ condomnod aU . 5. Gus R. Doug\oso, commiS·, mtornai mjurles received m ani A. Carroll, Pt Pleasant ; Mrs., Syracuse Ball Park . . .. . 49 Artificial TrHe C ty Health Departmtnt ployu at Lakin. Tht followmg sioner of Agriculture's re~rt l apparent one car mishlp,Setur- Matt1e c Webster. Pomeroy 1- - - --G rl cl on oun to Health atandardl lparqrlph 11 11 lollowo: "[" ' to the grand jury on Lakin day 10:4S p.m. at Arbuckle · Mrs. Ralph Parker, Cheater; I SpicoTon Rawhldo • I In ~rt~~~~~ State Hospital were !!plte of all the m~ found at La-lfarm o~rations more than Hospital authori~les s~id Mea-!Robert E. Bell, ~ucas.vl!le: : Wreaths read and examilled wiLh much km, this arand Jury hereby 1 substantaated the grand jury re- 1 dows ehowed ~me 1mpr:ove- i Mrs Roger A. Rttchle, Mm-rs- : ~ ... thought and eon!lderatlon and acknowledge! that thert are a1port on the inadequate gpera· ment rrom h1s cntl\'al condJtJOn vtlle , Mrs. Dwtght D Woods, Cushion lnRole _ Caulk .ntes actually only hilhilghted recent nwnbor of bard worklnS. lion of tbo farm. Saturday night and Sunday. tJok Hili: Mrs. Ralph F. FISher. Welt Crepe Sole. findings. 0.\egate Holiday, Fay· cated employes at all levels 6 We the former member! GallipoliS Ferry. Franc" L.l s;,., $12·99 Mak.UpM.terlll ette County 1 dedicated and but in somt lDJtances there are! • and . t •he! Pleillllt VaUey Hospital Smith, Dearborn, Mtch.; Mrs. 6~·12 • i..,;,mpetent ln<iividuol•. WI of the gr jury, no e ~ee l ADMI'I'l'ED : &tsan Lynn Emma L Perry , Humden: I commend those employees for icha~es tat h~v~. tak:~ Euin Crwnp, Pt. Pleasanl; carolyn John L. Go«ett, Ashland, Ky.; I thelr sincere concern reg'tU'dmg 1m e • mJnls 1 100 . We ' Jane Rice, Leon; William Frank Mrs. Russell L K1Us, ClarksParticipating Merchant In Hnold ChaM, Mtr. patients in their ctwp and ~mcf' we were m sesston. r Bryan, Ashton. burg, W. Va.; Brian K. Bran· , Middleport Merehantl StN. 2nd A... LOCUit St. ~'~RY thlir efforts an attempt to WISh to co;nm~nd lb~ pr~t DISCHARGED: Mrs. Simon.deborry. Rt I Coolville . Mrs · Christm., GlftA-Rama Mldclloport earo lor and rebob!Utllolbtm." .•ulhorttles or 11 ac on. . Johnsoll and daughter, Langs· t Edward R. Wr\iht . Ashland, \ MIDDLIPORT, o. Phoo• WY 14111 at IS Ollr smcere hoped thatft~!: tn ville Ohio. Kv ; Carlos R. Stilfler, Jackk··J.,=,;,;;;;;,;;;,;,;,;~;.;,;=~I~==--!11!!!!1111!!11!!..&.!---=I!II!"""!Il!ll~ Olh colored and wbite nd terest ln the upgra mg o uR:= m' · --~. ··• Lakin eoopera~lwlth tlt<l 1 stttution and tho weilare of the' • ON RIQUEST jury to try to e P con tons : patients will be continued and 1accelerated for tho 100'1 oi there. '· When Dr. S. 0. Jobn!On tbeoe unforlullate people. was suparlntendent at loltln. PomtrOY tbey enjoyed a nallonal rep~- SEvtlt.U. ARRAIGNED Cloinon tation and rocelvi<l lbt hosptt·l PT PLEASANT _ Arrolil'od before J\lstleo of l'neo A. M. Goodwin . 1111 •artous char&tl were: R.aymood L. Street, Tor oado, W. Va., and Charles Arthur Calloway, SouUt Cbarletton each fined 110 and coots on charges of loldod IUD In vehlclt; Jack Reitmire llarUord, 110 and costs. conspirinrJ In Ute Pt. Ploount, W.Va. eommitting of conaervollon ri<> 416 Mafn St. lation; Michael I Thompson, eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, Huntlngton and Holpb Julian Thacker, Chesapeake, each fin. S/'Mll DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ~y ed $9.50 and coots, on spoedine chargee; Mr1. Mary Lewis,. Ma-. ITEM IN OUR STORE oon County, and Jadt Uveiy, Bill Welllllln Mason County, were each fined L11 Wlllla1111011 15 and costa on chorges of non/" ettendanee of children In school; Howard E. enear, Wayne, fin $20 ll!ld ...... speeding iD ochool ..,.; ~ FmtkliD 1 two._...,. ~-- •lir Ida Slllt, (:atria llltollllr, WJlm. Mr. IDII Jtn, BlltmOII Ball*. !ll'ltllkee, Wit., II!IMI !ifr, carl mtbbanl .llltl. •·t J}a~JJ l!entlllel, l'ome!oy.Mlddle_,OI'f, o., Dei..,, • · rf aa Eblfll • Vll'lan Slaek. l.lra. lqtaa, fPOIII oeverll day8 wl1h Mr. and Mrs. carl Hu1Jbim1 here wl1b lllr. and llrs. Cllnloa and Mrs. RlfSer ilubbaril ~1.··_ .: . :: ~-----.. - - · · - . ~-:--'"' . HudiiOII IOU .... lhl door. Mrs. C1ln llellll. 8ltt allll eoll- spent 1 !landaf )Ytlh , Pteroe and family. . son. Roger Lee, have returned ' of Wellsvlile. Mr. <nd 1\lra. u.S. AJr Force, il pattieljJIW• t. prbe. Rffrtshmenta were ser· ed on other friends. · their 1011 and daugbter-ln-law.; William R. Hayes, local, and:ot their" homes · here -tr"Om r G1J~~t~ Donovan anf'l sons aDd jog tn "EurciM K1nJ O'&W'.ilt· _ lved to !hoot! named above and Mr. and Mrs. William Musick Mr. and Mrs. James Hubbard \Homer Gordon. Pomoroy, aHl1inton. Iowa. where thtY tMr aiid Mrs. Cecil Cook ll!ld Afaob. . . · . . Matpret Cottrill, Kay Slack,land two children moved from ;nnd two sons of Lancaster. tended Robart Brother's Tech- 1were employed. son. F.ast LiverpooL ....... · , . . .. . . . John IIIII Tony Eblin and Mil· tbe Mabol Winobrt11MI' propll'•l Mr. ond Mrs. Herman lm>-1' nleal Cenlor Monday lhrougitl Mr. and Mrs . Ezra Phillips.' . Mra. James Lavender ~ I.Y .W. llaolt dNd Wltbee. ty 011 Stcond St. to Florida don, accompanied by Mrs. Cia· , Friday at Troy. ac~omparmed by Mr. and Mrs. 1. Mra. Mtch•el E Volll1lll..s, Iflmily of Masoo Yilltad . .• • """ ~ Bllller4 ol J'oln. Mr· tnd Mil. Owen Haw1ey where bt hal oacured omptoy. ra Brown Gl Clncinoafl, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle8 Hoback Claren<... Starlo and ...._ Tarry, :wilmillgton, spent a few days! mothe-ln-Jaw, loin. ct. ~· '· rtfl1 ftl ~ at a of Colurbbld wtre recent YIIJt- ment. Fred Burtcher of Pomeroy were recently spent two weeks VISit- of Cheshire, were .,.,·eeke!ld vis-- recently w1th her mother, Ms. ender . · . · !\lanlay Plodoclo puty II tho ol Mr IOD and da"'btoi-in- Mr. and Mro.. Vento~~ Bartela in Toledo to attend the tunlral ing in SL Petersburi. Fla., ilors of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Pauline Mcl:ilntock and gand- Mrs. Myla Hudoon tllilll4 on " ..... II. 11)>11 lludsott rant!J. law, Mr. and Mr1. WIU!am Ri·lll!ld children of CincinnaH wert of J. W. Butcher. with their IOn!, Paul and Ed- Cook and solll! of Liobon. Mr. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. I' Sunday with 1111U.. nd ~ 1h1 ur ll!ld ~ ~'visitors "!'h b~y~~· _ Mi!S~_.!IIfdi~--~ M~l: w~nd__tamiUes. .. __ ·•nd Mra. Dale_M".'cer~and_oon."__Arnnlt. Mr. Vou~n_~. of ._ '!'"_!riends in Hartlord. ; ,,......_ ....-lid 1960 Grand Jury have '"""IFolloWlnS the lD'ItOII\IIUon M IDIIlllliY balldleopped poUIDIS. wttb John Jenkino alld James die Robin L. Drummond, 11r1. Ttam No. ' __ .. ,.... · 6 511' w1lh much illtom:"~";i reported 11 Gov. 11111111 c. Smllh Dr Johnooll 1 c:olortd man ,sturceon, Asllton . Rt., dlvldlnl Uoj.d Dugan, Mrs. Woodrow R. Team No. I ... - ...·" 1 7 ments regar41q ..-! tho Moaon CouniY Bolrd ol .ollelld ~~· tbo vo.trJ ol ~- !1. kll1 u both li1lot II tho ~ews Fox John F. Harrlsoo, 1\frl. Team Hllb GIDII - Tum findings m the iiiJIIb~= Hoalth. 1111 lolltr dllld Mq 7, Episcopal ClnJrcll ln oame Bpoint buek at the same OS Da~id E. Huwll, Froderfek No. I, 11511; nd. llllb GilDa Ugalwn of Lakln Stote .d lllti5, to Gov. Stillth read 11 lot- Point Pleuanl, wblrt the por- tJme and they did not know Lamm, Mrs. L. Reece Knott, Rossa Booth VI. Nolhmg that has !'.,~•.sal. ~ lows: ishionero oro IPPI'Olllmo!lly 118 which ohot killed lbe 150 pound I Mrs. Marvin W. Reed, 1\lrs. written baa obllllloo "'" mm 1 bl Wall Slillh · ~uck. • i'triOIIS enlotlni Holzer Hos- Harold B Shadle, lloD1ce Early Wedaeoday Mlad IAipe ol this tnvatlcalioll ~P· Fw "li:uclosed Is a roport ~~ ~ ~:r ~n~;,J·,.. : , .~1 . Conltrvatlon O!llcor Ml~i pltal during tbe last 24 hours Thompso~. 1\lro. Gory E. Wll• Dec. 1, 11a the record Wt would to Ill' by tho MaiDII County eci' this put M io ..,... on' Doni eomlllllldecl tbo locall !ncludtd: Mra. Cecil E. Halley, 1ece and Infant son, 1\lrs. John W L thot our ~.!!t. ~·,'1U~ ' tbe Pt. Pleason:>;lty council tn hunters (or tlt<lir safe !'llllland- Eureka Star Rt.; Charles F. H. Jordan and lnlanl daucbler. The FOIII'oomo ....... 28 11 ed m the ·• Billa ....,.._ I whleh the second word · wh!IIO popu- ~g 01 tbott Wtre no acctdtnts Cotton. 160\1 First Ave.; Mrs. Four Rono .......... 11 11 0 I Each statement In I h ~~ ~:it"'t; di$- !alton is 90 per dent white re;. reported dllrinc the season. Stella C Booten, ~ :l~t Grand Jury's report to the court tho lt&ll ol West t.tration. In January lil6li grand Ave.; Mrs. Ado~o . o E• was substantieted by oworu It would be my rec· jul')l, a colored lady was e\tolo DRIVER INJURED Rt . 2 Crown Cl~h Phil: tettllllOIIY by poople ol Lakin ...iatton lhll tho odmlnl&-ltn on that panel. Maaon Coun- PT. PLEASANT - James Swtsher, Rt. 1 es : Mrs City League ot all Ievelo. former employees, : n o! !hot holpllll 11o re-I~··s rertotratlon it obout VI peri Meadows, 28, Viand Street. is lip A. ~~m~niuVultt~, Plea: I Nov. 30• lllti5 POINTS Sjll're. S..1, " - I I lt\lll & SECOND STREETS • i MIDDLIPORT, OHIO " The Oeperrrntnt Stor1 of Building Slra 1915 ,. I ... ·~.; . PhOI!el wr 2-3193 end i •' .. . . W'( 2-3679 ., - -· - ... ~. '"" ,•· ..-· - \.!.. ··.~. ' �.. ~ . ' ' .. ... . -·· ~. ~ ... ~ ~. ... . . . . .. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . - ~ .. . .. . . . . . ... . . . ..... ~ . . . . . .. . . .. ~- ··· · · · · --· · ·· · · · ··-·· ............ -· ~- ......., . . . . -·· · .... . ,~ - .... - .. ... .... - . ... ...... ..-~ I .' I • --~ &-DailY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Dee._1, 1965 t SIGNS USED BALDWIN SPINET PIANO Pomeroy! Motor Co. QUAliTY . 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom St. Wag. $1695 Very low mileage by local original owner white finish red vinyl lnterior, new whitewaU tires, VB 'engine, au~atic trans., power steering and bra,kel. Radio, heater, chrome ; ; ;,;: ,• • '"#.:~;;~:::~II .. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Conv. Cpe. _ $1795 luggage rack. ~PRICE Sunhner. Low mileage by 1 local owner, good white trr. sparkling light Turquoise finish, power steering dd brak~s V8 engine, radio and heater, premium tires. ' Pomeroy Motor Co. Pomerov Motor Co. CIP QUAliTY 1965 CHEVROLET $2395 1964 CHEVROLET $1795 11;;,;""--· Biscayne 2 dr. Medium Turk. finish with spotless clean Aqua interior, V8 engine. Powerglide trans., radio, heater, and like new whitewall tires. i! '. . 11. B. HorioD &D4 lamUI W,.UP<t Pornt~1'0Y t.o llii&Ht.ll ~ bJ 4teo· 4.ted December 11, 18111 end ncorol · ed In Val. 31, P,... 'JT eud '18 of th1> Record• o! Det41 of MeiP Ceunt.1· _ Ohio. except thtNfrom U. followln~ Blint tn lhl NorUlweA OOJ'DIJ' u· eald Lot No . .-, bllinD1DI II& th-• Northwoett comer of 11ld .lo\ w1ter. t.bl J:ut llae ol Btlelr: ~UN' !nt~t ­ ..~te the Soutb llM ot LlilliHtieQI . ---- - - - ---' IAilNEY GOOGLIIon~ SI<IVFPY iMITit - - - - VOl -r ~. ~ ,--------;:====~~0~ ... DM4 Recordl. l.Source or •hlld8 I. C8ndJMUt lnsuranee 11. Goddeq ot the bunt 14. Revolver 13. La.Wm.aker: abDr. I 18. Current Staf ·I Avenue, Middleport, 0 hi o. Rev. Gen Atkmsno of Colum- 1 Phone WY 2.-2246. 11 16 tfc bus. who ofhcmted at the ser-1 ---~-·--._. S rooms IIi v1ce. and EvangelJst Rohert i MODERN unfurnished h. Furm;)n ut ties. Ball of Albany, who called at 1 c andt batBuildi the residence to give his sym·, 03 s ·ng. 11 16 tfc J-!alhy. Our gratitude _to those 5 ROOM furnished apartment 11 4 wilo sent flowers, tood and I WY 2·2288. donations of money. Thanks --· . - -:-- (ll'io to the pallbearers, Dale. HOUSE on Lmcoln . _Heights Boyd. Clint I. Orr, illon I newly ~ecorated, ms1de (russ .lames Spencer. wal- , out. Ca,l WY 2.-5127. lace E. Weaver and Brad - - - - --- 10 Wc.lfe, to our good friend , FOR RENT: 3 room __ Ruby Orr, for her thoughtful- bath and garage. North nt·~s. c>nd to the carpenter's Sl., Middleport. Phone WY Local 200 of Columbus, fur I 36tXL 12 1 Uo thelr expression of sy mpa- UNFURNISHED 5 rooms thy . The Karr Family. bath, downstairs _______ _ l2.-7-11P Nice location in YOUR kindness and sympathy Call WY 2-5434. l2 al the ume o( the death of SLEEPING rooms for f(~t. uur beloved husband and fa- Use or kitchen and front m til :.'!' are more deeply apprec.1h TV F roo_n . ed w1 • urnace, or WI 1'-lt than any word of th~nks rent part of it for light housecan ever express. - g. F.1ve m1·1es 1rom . Spec 1 a I keepm thanks to Ewmg Funeral cine Locks. Phone WI 9-2685 Home. Rev. Olwy Cart. pall12 1 6ip bearers, Middleport Emer- - - - -- _ s:PAfY.!li~rll gency Squad, -and all o u r TWO TRAILER frieods and neighbors who rent in the Village of St'n! flowers or cards. The . port. Call WY 2-3346 or Don T. Stewart Family. i. 2-2166 or WY 2-3600. t2-7-ttc\ ___ u !0 tfc - --::-:---:---- - i' 4 ROOM huuse. All newly paintNotice ed inside. Phone Wl 9-226t contact Albert Hill, Racine . Si..,ti'AR E dance, Masonetle, 12-7-Gtc 1l {·very Friday nighl. l2-7-6tp ; FOUR apart· ~EV l_VAL will start Dffemb_er j ment. WY 2-3658. 1115 J .11 Freedom r.ospel M1s- l .. . ~t ... n~ 11 .u1 " .1, fUr • htt sion _at Hald Knob,. 7:30 each I ed and llllfurni!bed apart. t'venmg . Rev . Gr1ff1th and ment.s WY t-!>4M 12 8 tfr mg s Funeral. Home Weekly c29boulf~c;, I I~~E:,T~~AP~E·I: RECORDER portable dual I -ROOM~-fuinished Maria's Style Post I IL 12A 6555 FOR $ALE - I room bouse, S bedrooms, full basemen~ hard wood floors, electric heat, garage, patio, large lot, Mar· lin Hall, Racine, Phone WI 9-Z891. 12-4-:Ue FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, bandy to Pomeroy tchools. Should be oeen to appreciated. Gaa furnace_ 2-2216. II 30 Ph. WY 2-5271 EXPERIENCED • .. Victor lo high Fidelity record Dual amplifier, extra speak-IL er. In good conditlon. Call WY 2-2623. D. A. Can~ll day residence. LEWJS RADIATOR SERVICE TIIUCK I)IUVERS SEMI OR STRAIGHT SOME experience helpful but not necessary. You can •: ·: top wages after short tr lng. Local and over the '"''" 11 information available. Write or call NaUon Wide Semi Training Division, c-o Room 426, Transportation Bui"ldin.g. \1 307 East Fourth Skeet, :II cinJIBti, Ohio. Or phone :1.41-0S72. U hour liCI'Vice. SPECIAL 6lMERCURY 1 mak II 18 tfo KARR & VAN ZANDT WY 2-5342 POIIlerOY. Ohio BAIRD BROTHERS AUTO WRECKING PARTS FOR M•KES L MOD s "' "" EL 12 Miles North of Pomeroy On Slate Route 7 PHONE 985-2297 AUCTIONEER Campldt Senoko Crill Hradf11rd Write, Prone or Coolad A. t. ~RADFORD Olllo I I lie Ra-. Blut~~;:eN !Jca~~~-~-~~oa:~l;=;:=======~~ Ovti"IHI Employment I project week days • p.m. t2-4-30t.e BOARD- care I I I II 12-Htc\1 1"'""':"""""'"""'"""'"""""'~~,1==========~1 roy, Ohio. ROOM AND CLARINET lor saie-:-i'h~ WY OPEN EVES. TIL 9 ' IIBATING, PLUMBING, Ran -----:-------;-- 1 7013. 12 I !CLOSED SUNDAYS! Dolo! Botllt Gas. Arnold BroROOM, board and for an 50 ,ooii--Bru-n<lor--furan · lllen, Ill E. Main Slreel elderly lady In my home. z-2651 Christmas GIFT Pomero)'t 22 tic 4ce, Stiversvllle, Ohio. Anna Rain· ___ ~ _30 6tc es, VI S-2602. t2--l-6tc 1llll5 COLOR TV IDEAS at Landmark _::___::__::__::_:=.__ ______:::____ Lovely walnut console. VHF & For Phonl Auto Sales IiHP' tunlJJ8. RCA et.a;;:~;ll 19511 PLYMOUTH, 9 pass. sta- This set just like new_ FREE ESTIMATES tion wagon. V8 aulorootic, over payments of $l4 Ber'• •r Girl's 44.95 ltlcyclt steering month or pay balance with purchiH of thll automatic, power and brakes. One owner. fine 398. This set fully guaranteed. UNICO 28 CU. PT. eALUMINUM SIDING <ondltlon. $350. Coli WY 2.-39118. Try it in your home . Call CHEST FREEZER eSTORM DOOR !2.-7-3tc WY %-%;;5_ II 30 & WIN!)OWS 1961 FALCON-Deluxe- -Tudor, I HAVE Christmas kees $299.95 eRqoPINO radio, beilter, automatic trans- sale, on the Rizer lot POMEROY btarlor Dlcara~rs mission, motor overllauled. year. Good price. John LawJ•ck W. C•rMY Of.~ 1650- Jolm Riclunood. 811 East son. U-7--ltp Molll... WY U644 Mldilliport, 0. Mai.o St., PQ!IIOI'Il)', Ohio. HAY for ule, George Mowrey, Ph. WY '1-:lltl U-7-lfa l'bollo WY 1-4018. 12.-Htc FREE 1-.. '!...------....! Pleote ·youroelf, too. The oame, ~veu wormllo .U aipt ..;da jllot ...... fMlber.Jight eJ-w blollket. Your d~ ofUra • variety of eolon, ~miraele" fobrleo, oDd rueo-frJ<in& also. Allllool new electrie Llonketo...., waohable-your ehoiee of .mp or double eoatreiL You'D be riled i 10 oinsJ•,.. find how little 1111 outomatie blanket ClOOIL And theeiMrieity you- eoo1o ou1y obout Geteomfartable. Get electrie blonkete for y8oonolf, J . - hatilr- - - 1 your friea4a. -'- c,._,__., .,.,.,_ 1- lhuef- ........ •kdrio AMC I ~1 .......... 1,....,_.,I 1•-·-· •.._I ······•I o.w... •••ltiiB •••lit~· ••••,, s.,. ... st........,1st,..,•..•l , ...._ 1 'rr••••r• CIJeat IW'••~I•flll••••l .. ~ · ' - • mrp . .....;:;-.·~! aiPfj -~ --- • 1 .., " 1 :ther· l'IINDAY 1'1111U tRIDAf8ign 06 - ~~••• bacred Hear' Me1gs t:ounl)o RFD Paol Bowen, i"atm News Weathet 1:00 8Jmdown SereDBdo 1:46 Sip OH LVI< .t.vaxw 1'0.-GIWBAXOGIZ veo"'"-1'• ClnloiJ...., I:VIlH ITt AR'I' MONo~·-:- ~~-ITS ~·~~ -- ·~•~ TIACY I LCKl&\'LDRIWO Jwor ~adie Ill ' 1'.\JIATICS .uQ HUOO. · - - -........ IJW 8A 11JRD.IYS s,oo Sip On - KIWI Ull Happy VaUey Boys Uii CnunlrJ Musto Tlmt 1:30 CounlrJ Jamooreo WSI!R LOG 7 00 ·~<~tJonal ,~IW! ,.oo Proteorant Hour Monday Throap friday ; '05 Bur Miller Shoo 15 Sign On, Musical. Clock 7:30 Sports Parade 7: 7::10 Sports P«r~ttle 7:311 Lar-ry ~ndersou ShOW U~ Echoes of Joy 7,35 Btll Mtller 'VI.. '"'4! lt'o lluslc - ~rm a,oo Ohio Valley News I .3f Picken;, Hardwan: 11:00 Jlutto.l's d H Y 1:05 World News lllurs.J t T a~ eTD! On fry 8:10 Sport• Today 7:50 News 12:00 N:s en OW' 8:15 Wea~her Picture 8 lfll Miller Show IHo lU!!JC8l lnlerlu 8:16 MUSICal Clock B 45 Baker Furniture Shult 8 5 tHO R;o Merlin t :OO Newo 1:00 Newo 9:5.\ M...a Co....... Ne \1 : ~ b'ottee With Jamt 1'0~ Jim Mees Show 10,110 Public S ~~, WI It :00 ~llrtratta of • Patriot 5-50 ... ~. P ervtce ,o o: Swap Shop · "'fAll loa arade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 6dl0 Sundown Sereoado 10:30 Latchstring to, 30 Ito Miller Bnm:b Show 1;45 Srgn Oil ll :IIO News to 45 "ason AlJI'. i"!ogram ~l'NIJAYS 11:05 Morning MelOOieo 11\oesdaf) ~:30 Sip 011 - Arl!l1 Hour fucept Friday, Church IU 45 hmily Worship ('11turs ) .01 Nawo Bells Ring) l0.4l Ab.C. Progr.,. (Friday) 1:011 Boptld La) IliaD', Hoor IU5 World Nell"a 11:110 Ne101 1:30 liunday Show 11:56 Muon County Neq ILIJIJ i'tarv'a Counll')' JIIOctioa 1:80 Tbe Bible 81'01~' to You!UO Community Newo II :30 l'lny'o Country ll)omu 1:41 LeglalaHro Report 1!:05 Nooa Newo 12.00 eement Block Newa lfl .OO The Good lJfa l!JO Markell 12·30 Gooasler's Guest Star 10'1• (;oogreosmao Moeller J!,Ji Mid Day Weather 1Frlda1J 10:30 The C.lllllry Rymallmanll:llO Dulletln Board 1:!: 30 Larry AndltiiOII ..... 1J,30 i'lle Qwet Hour lt:ll Newa 0 Grams u· Jtm Meea liltow U<Oii Nowo I:INI Counly ~gent 4:15 liaellllar Auto Show !Jtli Tbe Chrlstlooo Hour a,lG Colllllry Go Round 1:30 llectrlc Cam(Jall1 News IJ:30 Tbe Ret. Merl!l fietl l:!li News But 1:4•· Jtm Meea lifMno 1:30 lllo Ret. 1111aa Blllu 1:00 Country Go Round 5·110 News 1:001111 Re.. ADtlrt1l ,.:.,. 1:55 Newa Beat 5:IJIJ Jim Meet ~bow l•llll lltind4y •how..._ t.oo Mid Way Matlneo 5,3n ~~!zer-o Weather Report I;IJO iundowa leriGado lc55 News Beat UO Sports Paraae : ;; rHE .ORNLOsiR' WJEH RADIO ,.,.~ .~·~.~-Oil C"'(;ii3rtesl.u;: CONDITIONING ~;~~::I i. a.tion service. Jark's erat-1on, New Ha ven. Phone Hams, Portland. 2693_-==c.--~ TU :I-3S!7 . • I ~· All lrades truck driver lO engineen. Africa, FA.Irope, Asia,holllllll, ~uth Pacific, paid travel, food. Atlantlc. 111~ salarY iobl. male, female over 18. OEm Box 23100. O.kland Park. Jl'la. 33307 41 •Tu•• I -ANT -IQ_U_E_ Furn __ t:u- re, diShes . - ·- FOR SALE miscellaneous. Call or wnle : ONE METAL sink and budget . Restores forgotten col· I Mra. Howard Cecll. 800 w.l china closet and buffet, ors . Rent electric sbampooer l' Maio St.. Pomeroy. I sale. WY 2-6412· 12 3 3tc $1. Baker Furniture Co., Mid· 6 29 1-#c 1-U - SE-D- 1-h - - -- ~ dleport:ccc----c-----o-l~'61< u , ~ c ot ing for sale. Lat·ge 1 FURS WANTED: Red F~,· assortment. Men's. wom<!n's WE--LL- kept - carpets show- the .. _-•. • 3. Muskrats, $1.50, raccoons, $1.· and children 's. Monday, results of regular Blue 75. Maran Fur Agenrh, 10. nesday and Friday, 9 tre spot cleaning . Rent 0 . Wright) N. Brown St, MaSaturday, I - 7. Jeffers lric slmmpooer $1. son, W. Va. Ph. 773-52!16, Clothing Store, Rt 3 Cement Block, •• T:ll. thlllampJe .>\ !s u~~~~ trophiP.I, tl\e length aod tonn&tl 0'.. etc. Aingle letter,., :-~po~~oo l:nrh day the code letter~~ on of the word! a.re all hifltl, DICK .,.. dlfferen.L . , WMPO GMAC Financing Available Notice Wanted To Buy FOUR ,;~-;;,onth; ~ld--- st~ck Ohio, MY 6-Mll. FL'RS ANDbeef hideS ~ Ca!'l cHives, JO:OOd ones. 5H 2--4621, WINT~R Chevalier, Long Bottom, 01110 ! !Jon Anderson, Rutland, Ohio. II 19 25tp I 12-7-3tp IL A o-,,owwoao - "You'D Ute Our QualltJ WayiC DcliDg Balbi Ill" 'flee. es. Z..228t. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy •Ill Nnllce of nommfltlons l 11 1 tfc A.utllroized Singer Sales and . -- Than~ Will be OOffiJn;JltOn of ' fHAII.EH LOTS - rree ..w Service. a 29 tfc I ' fnennce commitleeman for : age and water . Brown·a frall BUDGET PRICED furnitUre service department on Thurs-1 er Park CSta\e Approved) our third floor shop d.1y. December 16, I%5,;Jt l Mmersville, Otllo, l'booe W\ Baker FW'ruture, · regular meetmg Nol lct' ofi 2-3324 I 1t tfcl Ohio. 11 12 t'iOCt lon F.:Ject1on w1\l be l TWO BE-onQoMhouse Trailir USED KING FLUTE, for safe held at the Uruon Hal l, Jan-I for ren l. Brown's 1'ra1ler WY 2--2950 11 17 tf . ua ry 6, 1966, from 8 a.m. lO I Park, Phone WY 2--3324 · - - ' H p_m. Basil Haynes, Finan- ~ tl -29 61c FIREWOOD, any length, 110.00 Cia] Secretary. 12-6--Gtc rnck up load. CaU Livestock Glendale Skidmore, - • Ont> l('lter •Imply ~tor tor the threto L' .. X for the ICP PL Ploaoam llliS-2607. Potntroy WY 7 the cenl ..· !' 6 00 b 0~ 6 2U 6 l; 6 Sl 6 57 Gas Healers ------- --- $20 8u .. ' A X 1' D -L Hllle'l """ to work Itt BAAXB Ill LOJI&trALLOW oell St., Middleport. Phone: Buy I Soli a Trillo CHI Heaters (5) $20 1o $65 · nr STUDENTS TO~ RoLESO'~~~~TY _SAV/!GES.'," ,.------,--; ...... DAH.V CRl'l'TOQtJOn: I ~~;;n~~:~:~¥rt!~;.~~~~~~;;111 r:-:::-------1 macblnea. repak ...USED ALL Rev. Gluesencamp. , smgers. Public invited.Special (' 12+5tp I for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. After 5 P- m. Rowley and Reed A'I'TE:"-JTION United Steelwork- · Hardware. en:. of America Local Union + !"HANK '-10' ~'"0' LOAN IN' US THESE ~UJE "fCUNG :!:~o~~. ....." V-8 motor, automatla tranomlssioJI, power lteerlng, new whitt aidewall tiru 8lld re4ICI. Loww BLAETTNAR'S Utility 121 Whwl TreDer $15 275 Gal 011 Tank ______ $20 Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room Furnltun .. . . Ch••• ·~~r•w_her~ -.rwry 4%. Algerla.a FOR SALE: 8 room bouse bath, lull basement, 194 the llrrest ur dozer radiator truck to lhe maallest heater cor.. :: 311. Indian w..t MONTEREY 4 DOOR -USED FURNITURE- 41:•;:·~~~~n-~~~~~~ 1 .._,:--=~---P----~::l.:_·r___!i!!!;Ji fl. 8-lh&lletl motdlng- Cadillac - Oldsmobile 38 Pistol - Auto. - ' .. ..... ......... pr)c..S IIOW, l'rombull TRADING POST 11 ' I pot&nt.a.t• 3tll. Pollcema.n. .0."p.ro painter ~ blunden Jlh-eatn 116. 8poMen. 3H. Orloent.al 29. Flembh tever IJ.C.Otract. "--"~!!..J '' r ou sh.ould talk Dad _Into buyinr a second car! He'e gett1n1 too old to w_alk he '""oes!'' . ·~fln~• 11;::::::::::::::::~1 F inch reels, 2 speed, tone. Like new. Just! or $5 per month. Call WY 2.- 11. Chills a eolloq. · 1 " lrr•euse. Ohl• trac. UUeof I+ 30, Hutened 32. Small ot fish 26. Resorts 21. African drum 28. Moree! H!1llres .~ .&..wn U , Pnrpo11t1oa at U-7-6tc ment :fi. Spa.Wb. drink II l'.t~N.,•t 3t.. Verb form 8.5. SkiD E..rydoy Spoclola Marie's Style Post Ha1reub _...... _ $ 1.25 SL•~ __ $1 .50 ... mpoo & ..,, 30 day color rinse, Shempoo & set .. $3.50 Permanents .. $7.50 up We Sell and Serrice Wlp and Wlglell 8o. Am, 21J. Vertebra 28. Mix 2l Fool'-ll Lt'L ABNER river H. La. I . P1'1!1Serv• 1.1'ol}'neslan 24. Bow ::~~~r:~;::::::::::::::=~l mainlng balaoce due Try it in your home. WY U55!1. ZIG ZAG OMATIC WElJ.. known make'~~~:.::ll chine. Makes b sews on uttons, patches, etc. all without tvchments. Full balance due only $43.29 or payments of $5. per month. Free home demo. Call WY ~- animal 41. Observe 6. MountAUul: otlmgland !8. Wi.nra Our .... 20. German I. Spani11h 17. Biblical cit,y 13. Aids tor hoetM1Je11 21. Name of eig-ht kinga to i happy :18. Wheeled 't'ehidee ltll. Ora.m,. outbreak I. AnUer('d steep - 1 . llOWir P•rt lla •ROW, OHIO P&rt 18. Un- dinctJoo ot 2. UntuJy 11. Amulled from OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 13. Chu!'i!.b. 1. ln. the a.rt tad MC~nrial Husp tal, Racine ' 11 13 Uc E~crgency Squad. the Ew,-. SLEEPING ROOMS;16t- N-:-5U. 43. DIIJUIM H. Churns ..... ~ .- CROSSWORD I . URetuous lO. Chun:b F1JRNTSHED apartment, five rooms and bath . Newell's Sunoca, Cbester. Ohio. 9115-2305. - --- - -- - - l ------~12 3 tic I Phone New Haven 882-2266Card Of Thanks 12.-7-6tc ROOM HOUSE 2nd St.. Sy-1 · A - - I JACKSON, OHIO HiE KAf!.R FAMILY wish racuse, with hot and cold ~ T, STRAW for ~le. Herb 1 1 i:XIend their heartfelt thanks ! water. Moore's gas beater Wllhams, Shade, Ohto. t11 er.L·h and everyone for the I big garden Jot. WY 2-3352. • 11 24 Uc 3yn:pathy shown them at d,· 01 th ol' their husband, fath-1 --- - - 1965 MODEL. This set is tr, grandfather end brolher.l BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms equipped. U.. 4 speed "Dennts" P. Karr. Special living room, dining room, rilatic changer. This set CUSTOM Btrl'CHERING thanks to Dr. 'fhomas McGo-1 chen, basement and garage months old. Lovely limsh. euttlrJI. Will buy bides wan. and Dr. John H. Ridgr- forced Hir ga:o~ furnace, This set still in warranty. Monday. Phil Meier. W'lW the staff of Veleran's ' ternut Ave . Call WY 2-51.27. $6 per month or pay the WY 1-3510. 1 18 ~ ~ ...."? r; Pomeroy Motor Co. Only $20-00 down ond $4.00 monthly. I'OMHOY, CIHIO •; &hN!el 8011tliHIY JIJ ,..._ tb, Baet llDe of Brick &tnet, nr· Not1beuter)J II -~ to lhe ilouOI ll.ne of LuliY Stntet; thiDCI Weet'llrly 18 tut alonr u.,. S011tll UDI or Lalley Sh'"t to tbe plalll 61 be it " ntq, oomeyed bJ ·Bertba ~ aa, · Charlel ,811yre, her hwb.lnd., to th VUlap of PoiiMlroJ bJ deed dlt.P•" November 9, 19+1. ud. Neorded iro Booll 12, II P ... 11118, Mil.. Countt Bel Air 4 door. 283 cu. in. V8. engine, Powerglide, radio, heater, whitewall tin•s. beautifUl Beige over Sierra Tan eolor, spotless clean inlerior. A thrifty car at a real price. Con Bo Bought For OPEN IVES. 9:00 ,.M. Legal Notice r--- - - -.... .--·-I I Classified Ads Your Modern Community n ullctin Board ... ' ~·- I t SIGNS ... . 9 ~ T~m~~~ ,f;,:,• ~~~ ~ H5 Spotlight on ~rto U6 Weather 5:00 Community New~ s, 10 World and National Ne.,. 5:15 Sijjn Off LIT1LI! ORPHAN ANNII 7:15 Sign On, Mulrical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:110 Ohio Valley News B:OS World News 8, Jo Sport• Tod11y 8:5 Weather Picture 8:16 PL PJeasunJ Football 10:30 Songs ior Citildren 10,45 Golden Key 11:00 News 11 :0.1 Saturday Show 11:110 Local, Oblo, Nat. Newt J::IO Bulletla Board lUi News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Ma(1nee Uo News Headllllell Ul Saturday Moline 1:55 Ne , 1:00 S.tu. Joy Matlneo 2:30 News HeadllDOB 1:31 Saturday Matlnlt 3:5-.: New-11 S: Saturday Matlw 1:30 NeWI HeadllnQ Ui Saturday Matlnu 1: a! flllturday .llat!Mt 1:56 News · 4:!111 Dlaclnr wtth Dod 4:30 Ridlo II I o 1:00 NeWI lloundU, 1: li SIJD Off a. --- ., -ART Ci'IG,I-IT TJ.IAR I HE!? AAD H&Q DOG., 11--l A BAR'\. I SLASH Hle6SLP: CHR"!STtnm nr U:II..X-1CioliN' I 'GEE.'.! TI-I~R'S PlECES (I' TH' JOG HIO: BUSTED! / ----~ WELL, fPl4 ,Q.f-1 RECKON~ P.I~T ~I?L!:.!iii ii TOO SOMEmrt A!WlJT I r !mi. i!lrol �\ cap,·tol cOmmen t, nVen IS .. Eleven Taken Into Church D • S • urmg erv/ce Mainly About People In· Pomeroy ol one eolumnlal. Nkrumah bad to-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport o. blsli~~~~~~=~=~=·~·~=·~·~ been allowed to establish, lD "lDdependent" alate, a tyranny brutal as to make the very worst old days of colonialism look positively kind by com· L, Mr. WUI!am Flober of Miners· Eleven were received into By William S White parison. He had been allowed, \'illt who has been visiting in membership at the worship ser-~ ' as well, to become a tireless Akron with Mr and Mrs John · · . stooge for Communist deslgna Fisher Is DOW •with Mrs .· Mrs. Umted. Method"h church. 1 hey ' WASHINGTON - The coun- lafter all, a limit. Ghana, in short, Is among in Afrlr.a. Norman Fisher, Senecaville and ~~~i~edsu~~~: .~orn~ng at. ~~e try. mvolvM 15 little . and j It is the beginning or the Iwhat had heretofore been the But, ironically, he has finally •· h d In th od.i t c urch. r ~Y ummporlant and so, relahvrlv. end for an absurd article of l untouchables. Ithasalwaysbeen passed the extreme limits of I to pam ~ orne ur g e l were Mr ~nd · ~<ulh ·· _which through four adrnin· I ~II rig~t for us to ~et _impa.- tolerance by writing a book _ holidays. son Mr.· l::lnd Mrs M;s.John R bN ·r WatA , ·IS lht> amoun 1 Of mone~ at . ~~, • . . o ~ t · · s_ue. Nevertheless, th~ J~plitii· i lstratJons and nearly two dec- t1ent w1th our old alhes m the a book on ''neo-colonialism'' so Willie Fisher of Belpre spent: Garne:,_, Mr.~nd :.in;. J.a~.:k Car- , t10us or tht" blunt t"t"Jedwn by 1ades has bedeviled the aid West. Up to now it has been ugly so mali~ious so savagely the weekend with his grand·i:y, .tr. ~h· M~~ Lawrenc~. the United~ States O( the re-I program. The effect of this cousidered unlhinkat)le In n l!ow i fal~ and so bitte~ly ~ostile to · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam I _otrarlsY' aKr es eodore Mol QUf'SI of <.~hana for $100.000! credo has bren not simply that any provocation short of \m· · the United States as sadly to · • surp1U!:l tood I the Umted · States must never, mment · · Arnold . , a1 y' ara . arhnn . . · , Morant)' ' wor tl1 o1· Amencan murder of' uur natwnals convmce even his old apologists and Mrs. Vlfgmu:.t Slater. Mr. are large indeed I' d d th 1 f 1 1 d to b · · · ' · th' G d dC a d M p lT h · · · never eman e suppor o o ea us e 1mpahent with m IS country that he could F' h or on an ar1a 1~ er were n rs. au ay 1or w 0 (I 1so , The incident t·asts a long sha- 1these nations it assisted but act- ; anybody in Africa. no longer be regarded as a reElberfelds 1st floor stationery department Is head· Sunday guests or therr gran~· I were me~bers _ot the new das_s, 1dow which recipients of Ameri- !ually that the nastier they got : ThP.t this government has at sponsible head of state pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs. Oms were ret'elved mto membersh1p can foreign aid everywhere ·tow;ud us the more we must last told off Nkrumah's Gha- His mistake was to'go qulle quarters for "Hallmark" Cards for every occasionHams. , Novembel' 28 wo~1 ld do we•11..to t•e ed gwe th em. Wh y? Well, w e nil therefore, IS · nn e'o'olutwn · of ! beyond automatic • attacks upon Every individual on your list- the newest in gift 11 James Patterson of Racme l The organ prelude by Tom _ror !be derlsmn not lu g_o (' : must show at all cost1; lhat 1the mo:.l capital importance. lt the American Central Jntelllvisited Saturday with his mother : Baller opened the serv~~.:e, iol· , g~vmg ha_n~out.~ to the tmpot · ''~here_ a.re no strmgs on for- ; mark s the first lime -- except gence Agency, the universal wraps and Supplies, for party favors and decora· Mrs. Dessie Patterson. !lowed. by the Waits taro I wiU1 ! dJ~·tator o_t hhana.' Kwame Nld·~- e~gr; aJd ' . for !.he incident in w_hich Presi- ~hipping boy of every foreign lions- For Writing Paper and Notes- Take time •aUelUias, scnpture senten~es an: mah. while _he <~nttnues to <~- ~ Ghana prnv1ded. a .ha rd test dent Johnson sent mrcraft !o mterest which wants to play Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt and invocation by the pastor, the • bu~e the Umled St<Jtes - as so fvr a ne~ det_erm_lllatwn_to put rescue white hostages facing the Communist game while eag. to look over the Hallmark section at Elberfelds. R~ndy and Becky spe~t Sundlly : ~ev . c. Melvm Alkire_ A .:;pe-: lon·g· _ht h<~~ dor.e w1;hout ef- some r.atwuallty l~lo Uus busi- masSII('re Jn the Congo for being j erly accepting vur economic aswith her pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1Cia! number. ''H<~i l w u1e: feett1ie rebuke from W<~ : hm g!on m~s~ . For Gh;ma IS, of course, wh1te - l.hat the United States ~ sistance. Not only did he offer Everett Oatley. I Lord's Anointed," wa~ present-i- breaks_new ground 10 . them Afr_Jca. Ghana i.~ a "newlyjGovernment hils ever dared to lthe usual and rouUne slanders Mrs. Cleland Hines and daugh- i ed _oy the l·nolr and the L'On~re- : wh~le . pultcy uf _fon'lgn md: I! , emergtng -~late." " dandy "in- Iadn:it to itself t_o be fed up wih :of the ClA; he ~.~t the most ter, Mrs. Denver Thoms v!siled;gallun sang the u!d EnglJsh uw- means ~~~a~ while the Ullllt•d . lkpcndent country freed at ' Afncan extremJsm. I gentle and pacifiCiOf our instruSunday afternoon with Mr. and llody, "Grt>ensleeves. " Sl.iltt>~_wtll mdeed tolerate mu~·h l long lust_from the evli clutches~ The decision W)" 1,.,,. . :., mentalities, the ~ace Corps, M E tl D .1 i .• .. mgral1lude, so mewhere there 1s, of colonmhsm. coming, too Jong in the view 00 _______ rs. vere a1 ey. 1 We Need Jesus. wa.s L'le --- -· -' I\o'lrs. P~ul }lqore and dau~~· i topic of R~v. Alkire takt!n Jrom : ~II'MIIIItNI(lti(ICICtf!C!(!CICIClfiCICtC'IC!(I!!:'-CIC-ICttlllllf:!fiC'liCICICCifttc.ICteiCIC.ftftii'C.C.ICC.IICIC.C.IC\C ~'<.I(l;(-· . -- - - -- ·.. - lltiiHICII -- ---- - - · ....................... ter, Bonme, and 1\-lr. ~nd .1\:h s. 1Matthew J: Jl).25. i.l spring earo! : i Paul Leach and son, JJmmy uf l o( the 14 u1 centurv bv conAlliance were wee~end guests j gregalion, s1\ent pr uy~r , tile ben- I of Mr. and Mrs. W1~bur Moore. i ediction by the pastor with i Mrs. Worley. Dav1s who has , choral response l:.lnd organ post- i been reruperatmg from surgery , lud~ dosed th~ se rnce. · ' at lhe home of her daughter I and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. I -------~ · Arvil Holter. returned Sumlay,. ARRIVES HY .lET to her home in Dexter. . Pvt. Larry Sell ers arnvc-d in Col-' 1urn bus. Der. 5th by Ji' l lor a , 1 30 duy leave with h1s pan:nt:;, IMr. and Mrs. Harold Sel lers, brothen and sisten of Portl~>ud, · ~ :and otht'r re lative~. He will 1·e· · WHY BUY A 1 turn to ~·,.,nkrurt. t:ermany', CHAIR The Rulland Chapter F'HA re-- . where_ he _IS statlont•d with the : rently entertained with l:l mother :Jrd, DtvisJOn by .Je! lhe last of ' I daughter dinne t th h. h . December. A ~Jxup 1t1 tus pa·· h Th dinr a e tgd P£>1's delayed tns arnval fo 1• the sc toho 1. d. ~ ner wahs seh rve I funeral or his li:'''ndfa111er. ' m e tmng room w 1c was decorated In keeping with ; T~~(o)H0;-;1~~~-1 Thanksgiving .and lighted by t'iln- ' There will be a full (ol,~r 1 1 dies. . . sound film . "Light l::lnd Lile " ! F'ollowmg the dmner, a pr?- with scenes from tilt> llolv l.a~d gra~ on correct posture, hem . shown a! th~ Laurel ( .11·1 , . tl g dbeau tY u· ps was J.:l\'· · 11 Method ist Chur1'h at . I7 rree ;, : :; Y m an FOR en by Mrs. Betty Addington, Sundav D""· l2 'l'lie hi·~ m: ; H.... I . " '-· . p11 It: J;j • ONLY manager of utt: Southerton · imrited ' Beauty Academy, Athens, as- '1..-.""-·===="-~'-'-...--'. sisted by Miss Judy King , a student at the academy. Kathy (Exactly As Pictured) Pomeroy, Ohio Thomas, Billie Carter & Phillip "1arkim were awarded beauty appointments. LAST TIME TONIGHT Walt Dilnl!y's :VTothers attending were Mrs. : "OLD YELLER" \rthur Miller, Mrs. Shirley I' ('frchnirolor J .~lilrkins, Mrs. Raymond Smith Dorothy Ml·GmrP, FPSII Par\trs. Bill Carter, Mrs. Don Wil~ j ker. ('huek C:onnnr;; Tom,ny . v ;on. Mrs. Ba!il Haynes. Mrs. 1 Kirk. Here Is one of the mnst outstanding buys we have ever F••tur~ttt-~ Granville Wamsley, Mrs. Charle ! Fl.,h, the Tnn•g• Otter offered . .\1ost people will pay $68 for an occasional chair, Jhlinger, Mr. Sherman Tillis • Colorcartoon but we give you a sofa bed in good quality nylon cover for \1rs. Blaine Carter, Mrs. Will- Adm1~sioo 75c & 411c only $68. Nobod~, but nohoily offers better values than am Hall, :.Irs. Dwight Haley, we do. Stretch Christmo;.'i doilars at Mason Furniture or Mrs. Edward Thomns, Mrs. Will· Wednetdly, Oectmber a iam Dean, Mrs. Wilbur Jmboden NOT OPEN Rutland Furniture. Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Mrs. Rus~ THRUSDAY thru SAT, Priddy, Mrs. Alice SproU!St!, December 9-11 Mrs. John Tucker. Mrs. Ken "HELP" Clark, Mr. Hobart Grimm and 'JltE B~:ATLES ('ferhn ir(J tor) Miss Jane Schuler. ' Tht> 81:'-at!es The next meeting of Chapter George, Ringo!: .Jotm ' P11ul will be December t4. Futurttte: VOL XVII WORLD ELBERFELDS--POMEROY _!:===================....J Rutland FHA Chapter Mothers Entertained 1 i You Can Buy This SOFA BED I • i MEIGS THEATRE I • : • 1 AT $68.00? Sturdy Nylon Cover A Regular $99.95 Value 1 be sure he NCW unit Rea dIC• d fOf Chase ~a ~~ 1 ~-a~JWiMM,'Iltffi!~ DIes Monday ~nformatlon In Hot Water ~h~:t=~s 1!v:~u;;· t=fi~~iosg Belling Case seededIll• Mason will Maintru·n Docks Bm'1t by Eng•'neer orps c As I Patrol Cites Cheshi're Man Ju~mta ~~~ :::rw·l~eesons, ededy,himerr~s, Exactly ~ Dr. Tom Lewis of I Heads Academy us/t~w:p~pe~, Counctlm~ t 'L ~r ·~ I PIan .Jet Fleet Ret'Ire ment m • 3•5years 1 ,.. ' 1 1~st ~~ Shown Jury Seated "'"X•""'_'.""''' ., ... ,., ,, fi~hting cOfltfOVersy Suite [l wound~ 1 ~o~eman. . ~as Research Center may Get Industrial Park vIetnam • FeIghters . wOUld Appreciate • season Greet•Ings 1 i • . . I I J._ 1.AI 2-Piece Suite As Shown ... Nylon cover, red, turquoise, brown, beige, green, olive a~d black. /,ational I Regular 239.95 $169·95 FREE- 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS FREE - 2 NICE STEP TABLES ~ A Mason man who insisted out or a car traveling toward Casto, stopping lmmedlat«<;r. he would ha~ _to be shot to Point Pleasant on Route 62 in I ordered McCarty to halt, uti be taken to Jail made good the West Columbia area. The •.vhen he did net, find his boast early today. auto was driven by Forrest shot with his service nvolv-. Richard McCarty, 32, was Casto, of the Wagner district, Th h 'tal ~....., ..._ admitted to Pleasant Vailey hos- who had arrested McCarty e. ospl ••,__ pita! at 12.30 a.m. with a gun· earlier. McCarty wanted on m;mng that McCarty wu t1 shot_ the upper right suspicion o[ breaking and energodx-rays .... day mght when a Spanish atr· · secllon of hts chest. He was termg. r cture arm, • .,...._, liner crashed into a hillside repOrted in fair condition at MoV<ng an estimated 40 to 45 fe~'ed when he leaped from C.. during a rainstorm minutes ' 10 a.m., still carrying the .38 , miles •n hour, McCartv. after to s auto. after taking off from this wmcalibre slug. I saying he would have to. be shot At 10 a.m. today JJUI'III . . . ter resort island. SPACE CEmER, Houston maneuvers that command pilot les and Olapin etudes were days. The prospects for that MaMn County Sheriff George ' to be taken to jail, lea ped from 1 no decision had beeD. IDidl • Most of the pas!Sengers {UPI - The Gemini 7 space· Schirra must make to catch up tJ:earned to them through the could not have ~ked better. Johnson said McCarty jumped I the car, accord:ng lo Casto. 1bout removal of the bullet. 28 were vacationers from Norway. craft, brilliantly visible among with Gemini 7. Silence of space. As the spaceshtp passed ov· ________:._ _:._:._:..:_:_:.......:.:..::.......:::._ Sweden and Denmark. The iour the stars, performing flawlessSLEPT WELL Gemini 7 swings Into Its 56th er the tracking ship Rose Knot ly, today swept a million miles Gemini 7 astronauts Frank orbit at 6:22 a.m. EST. Victor off the eastern coast cNw members were Spani1;h. and more around tlli! Earth, Borman and James LoveU wor- It had traveled more than of South America early in the The craft suddenly lost altitude, nearly a third through its 14 • ked and slept Tuesday in the 1.4 million miles since its 53rd orbit, crewmen who came veered out or control and crash- day voyage. greatest degree of creature launch Saturday and would cov· on deck saw it clearly, moving 1 ed into a hill about six miles . . . 1 comfort ever attained on a er millions more if its mission across the night sky in a brilfrom the airport. On the ground, lechmctans spaceship. Beethoven symphon· went to lh< full planned 14 !lant field of stars. raced to make up tune lost 1 --~.::_:_::_:.::.:__.:....:::::..:.:.::..:::.::=.::..__:::.:..:.:=.:...:.:.:=~~='----SAN FRANCISCO THE Tuesday in preparing Gemini 61 AFL-CIO Executive Council to rocket from Cape Kennedy put new steam today behind un· early next week and meet its WASmNGTON (UPII - The ion demands for bigger wage sister ship in history's first •even members of the Feder· increases federal al Re&ene Board were minimum and pay higher In _ It sent. space rendezvous. .. . . faced wltb the tasktoday of explain· COLUMBUS IUP[) - Guv. l contain a test track slich as is not estimate the t'Ost of the pr.1966 8 report to the lOth annlver'!ary ' Tec~mc1ans, disappomted by lng to a congressional com- James A. Rhodes reve:1led used by the "Big Three·· auto I posed center. "It would depend b f d I the fatlure of the computer that mJttee why they boosted Tuesday that the state is con~ makers. Rhodes said smaller on where it was built and for . f th bt 1 t conven 10n o e g a o;e 'd G · · eration opening here Thursday 1 ~as to gm -~h ~m 1 ~ 1 ~ ~o a ;nbaok Interest rates against ' sidering putting a large indus- manufacturers, such as those in what use it was designed,., be that derided fears of inflation ezv?us WI e~m1 , 1 ay President Jobmon's wisbes. trial park around the first of the Ohio, do not have such facili- 1Said. and c d f hi he . ttle- 1readied a new untt for a space Rep. Wright Patman, D • proposed university research ties. Five centers are expected ta a11 e or g r .se 1chase launch Monday. Tu., cbainnan of the House- and development centers. Success of sum a center could be built. under 1 Board af fta. rnents to reduce unemployment. I Senate EcoDODlic Committee Rhodes said the proposal lead to other cenlers aimed at gents plan one in each ol tbt George Meany, AFL • CIO The original computer in the and a longtime critic of Board calls for the state purchasing specialized industries. state's fiv'e aeographlcal dilpresldent, rharged ridic· Gemlm 6 capsule found ' • }Jlous for the U. S.it wa!lgoverh· faulty and replaced,wasellmlnat· poucIes, announce d Tues day 3,500.7.000 acres of land around "The answer to creating jobs tncts . ment to refer to families with lng changes for a launch before Dlght that he had summoned a tO-acre mearch center for lies with research and devel·l Kent State University fa r. 1ncome!t of $3 year or Monday's scheduled date. the memben to public bea!· use by private industry. Facili· opment," Rhodes said. "To pro-1 sponsible for Northeastern Ohio, , 000 • 8 1 logs next week to defe~d lhe11 Ues would be built by the state vida Jobs cost money, but un· . Bowling Green for tile northless as poverty-stricken and I Iiarrlng furtlr<ir · ''Piiifimil' ···-·- -- - .. ·-- -u...-Cilltlttr ar~on. and leased to industries wh1ch employment and welfare and I west, Cincinnati and Miami lor then not rai!e the $1.25 an hour however launch teams wer~ ' '., -... " wan!ed th t f d th e accompanymg · · I I'Us the sout hwest, 0blo Unl vaiQ' minimum wage. He told labor , expected' to be able to meet the Editor, The Dally Seotinelute I prlnt I velopingtoproducts. U;ii e cen er or esocJa The addr bel It g th C<Jsl even more." 'lor lh< scJJtheast a1111 Ohio editors Tuesday the rate should Mondav launch dale. itself an esses ow - a 0 e er m n. . -~ "We would like . to see. five The governor said he could ! State for Central Ohio. be at least 12 an hour so all unprec~denled feat that offi· nevertheless speak for themselves to the families and' such centers With tndustnal reAmerican workers could live de- cials earlier bad given only a I fnends of the men to whom th~y apply· • I sarch parks, but don't forget cently despite the "gr-dy sci· '",. h f h. . They are the addresses of ftgbtmg men called to car· '"I . <' . ow~· c ance 0 ac Jevmg t th T t' t c . . A . h tak this is an innovation for a state. fJSh" employers who want to . . . . ry ou e wen te h entury mtsston meriCa as . WASffiNGTUN (UPI) -The I :.1 n Durmg the Gemm1 6 chases 1 en upon ilself : To halt aggression against peaceful peoWeto will be the first state to get eep pay own. tl ompute u m' su"h th' .. Rh d ·d Viet Cong were rtported today I 0 k d : 1 spa~e. le c . r m s1 pies wherever it may occur, whatever hour it may come, HARTFORD - Funeral ser'- a mg, es sm · MIDDLETOWN. omO- AIR ' use provided uy the in whatever dirty, bloody circumstances it may be cast. vices for Burley A. Boanl, Sr., Rhodes said, as an example, to bave off<red to stop at ! Products and Chemical Co. ' ship s radar and compute the They are. the .addresses of men who would 66, who died in Grant hospital that an automotive research said Tuesday it will erect a sense a qUJckemng I}{ appreclabon to Amenca should in Columbus Monday, will be center would benefit automobile and South Virtnamrse troop!! multi-million dollar industri3l they receive a Christmas --~-- ---- held Thursday at 2 p.m. at companies, act-essory manufac- could go to church. plant here next year to ~upply greeting from homeside. ~ ~y ~he public response to this I t~e Foglesong Funeral home turers, truck and bus companies ! U. S. diplomatic officials in . . . . mv1tat1on to let them know we wtth the Rev. warren Zinn of· and highway contractors In the 'I 880 tons of oxygen daily to the The Datly_Sentmel IS graurted appreciate their sacrifices. I ficialing. Burial will be in the state. Wasbingtoo did not rrgard Armco Steel Corp. after il goes at the public response to Its re· Sgt. Jimmy G. Stewart RA Kirk! nd Memorial Gard An auto research center could I the oiler, which bad a numA jury was seated before 11 lnto operalivn early In t967. quest for the names and sddress· C B nd 8 ' th I a ens. ber o( eonditions atlached, as a m. today to hear the moDIJ es of Meigs and Mason county [ 1 ~614853 , 0 · 1 2 . . N. 12 He was born March 18, 1899, a peace initiative. The}· said suit in Meigs county cornmOil MOSCOW- HUNDREDS OF lightmg men in Vietnam. ' Cav .. lst. ea;-l~lv~~~· ~n at Elizabeth, the son of the II apP<ared to be olmllar to a pleas court with Phlllp T..... 90 • lale Andrew and SusHn Moor· placard-carrying Russians gathFranct!SCO, a · •'pausr" io the fighting Gurfin, Pt. Pleasant, •• tM . N Th We fully expect these fight· l\lllrioe PFC John W. Stobarl, head Board He was a former 1 1 ''h · t ' r d h!lllp B·"ered m streets around the U. S. WASH!NGTO (UP!l e ing men in turn to be hearten· (Continued on page 6) . . which took Pore "'' L ns . ; plaintif an P -" Embassy today for a demon- disclosure that the Stratr.gic - - · -mme . . mas. ' 209 South Fourth·st, stration against American poll- Air Commanct' SAC fleet wHI Survlvmg are his Wife, Ruby, I port, l::IS defendant. cies in Viet Nam. Extra police be reduced to about one-third at home; two sons, Burley, Jr., The State Highway patrol ,. earlier had been stationed a· lis present strength within the ' Chicago, and John, of Hart· cited Goorge Moody. 42, Che· The plaintiff is asklDC • round the building scene of pre· next five years carried with It ford: four daughters, Mrs. shire Rt. 1 to Meigs rountv ; $2.500 ln compensation b' be& vious bloody riots. C<Jntroversy over the role of Knapp: Columbus, Mrs. court Dec. 17 on a charge water allegedly used as. S(II'IJ 31 The demonstrators apparent- the seeds of another major Annabelle Rloe, Mtddleport: f 'I to to . •th • d I at • bell mg. Mrs Thelma Filson Pt Pie • ure s P m e a~sure ly were from clubs, factories controversy over the role of MASON _ To~n co~ncil resolved Monday ~o main· sant Mrs. Mar Ro~ Otica a clear. distance after a lwo car , , McGuffin aUeged In his pello and off1ces. They formed m bombers. . tam boat launchmS facilities that are to be bwlt by the 11 g.andcltll.Jen and sevf. colliSIOn at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday : In a recent article in a Col· ' lion that Batley sprayed bal orderly lines on streets and The reduction In the number Army Corps of Engmeers d h'ld' Th on Rt. 7, just 110rth of the ' b n water on him when he weu* 11 1 1 bridges leading to Sadivoaya of SAC bombers is heing offi. Three representatives 'of the corps from Huntington gr;n e Gallia-Meigs eountv line. urn ;a;..,:i· to bell the defendant after Ill 0111 Ring Boulevard, on which the cially disclosed today by de- met Monday afternoon with Mayor Dayton Raynes and ad th 1 am pre- No one was in·J·ured in the nhoudncbe a rd. -d · 1 was married ear}ier this yeor b · f s ta Rb t S a C y ed h h will c m ea . I a een name pre,;1 en -e C" ' • 1 em assy IS 1ocated. The rally ense ecr~ ry o er . CoUli;Cuman bar es ea~er. and assur t em t ey Friends may call at the fun· "'ar eod collision, the patrol or the Academy of Medicine · McGuffin claims that Ill fell began after McNamara A car driven "'uth by 'tof Co1urn bus .and Fran . kl.1n co. as the resul! of the sp-""· shortly d ed hthe Soviet . f tb ksm an dannounc<ment cl · f be built. Plans are for a ptcmc area, boat ramp and rest ara! home after 6..30 p. m. toda y. said. . .., ..,. n10n enounc t e Uruted o cu ac an osmgs o rooms. L10nel L. Gilmore, 24. Cheshire d . 1 Christ episode and dislocated his sboulu States for "aggression" in Viet military installations. Paul Bocook, at the council streets in tbe town. lt was Rt. 2, had stopped to make 6 le- The aca emy ~- an~ua_ ·e in · der. Nam and warned that "extreme· McNamara has approved de- meeting Monday night, asked also reported the water departMeigs General Hospital ft turn, officers said. but mas banquet · atur ay ev n hg ly dangerous consequences" tlgD work on a new plun caJI- the water department to lnstaU ment will be closed Dec. 24 Admissions - Carol Folden, Moody failed to !ltop and his Iat Sherathon Hotrl was t Frank W. Porter, .•. Is ... would result. ed the AMSA, for advanced a larger line to his property, and 25. Harrisonville; Mrs. A. L. Rol- car struck the back vf the occasiOn of t e annmmcemen torney ror the plaintiff dl manned strategic Blreraft, the former Fruth land. Water M Ch tt Ro sh td lirul, Letart; W. Va.; Gmce Gilmore car. Damage was mi- . Dr. Lewis is an assistant pro- ~emard V. Fultz Is reprenat. 1 COLUMBUS- JOHN MC. whteh would fly 1,151 mtles commissioners are to check _rs. aro e u pres ·Thornton, Robertsburg, W. Va.; nor to both vehicles. fessor in the Department of mg the defendant Elroy, top aide to Gov. James an hour, about 75,1108 feel this matter before a decision ed 1D absence of Mayor Rayoes Frankie Caruthers, Middleport. An arrest by the patrol Tues- Surgery at Ohio State Umver· J ted Rerschil A. Rhodes, predicted today b!gh, and corry lbe bomb is reached. Monday mght. pre- llb<harges - Alice Smith, day in Meigs county was that sidy and on the slafl of several urors sea Ohio's legislative reapporUon· load of a B5!. Council also enacted an. or· sent were George Carson, Char· Chester: Maggie Hurd, Syra· of Thebna Powell. 27, Middle· Columbus hospitals. He reSided Roush, Kathleen Fmk, JDID B. ment case wlll go to the u. s. The Atr Force has been dionce forbidding overmght les Yeagar,. Robert Kay pon cuse; Ttm Neutzlmg, Mtddle- p0rt, ctted to Metgs cuunty in Middleport several years ago Wolfe, Homer E. Cooper, G-. 1 Supren:J! Coort within the next reported to want ahout 200 so- parking of trucks on the mam nd Wltr Werry. pori: Besste Hartung, Pomeroy. oourt Dec. 10. with his parents, and is a first Yost, Gloria Hutton, Dull three or four weeks. called Fill pl~es to fill the streets from dark unll! day· cousin to Mrs. Roy Hecox. Blackwood, Clyde Scragg, H. N. McElroy said l!Je lower courts gap between rebrement of B52s light. In caae of an emergency, 1 Wolfe, Wavle Ctrcle, appear to be speeding up the and hoped-for production ol • vehicle must be propet·ly He IS a past preSident of the Eads, and Ralph McCumber. case In an effort to get the Is- AMSA's. The essential conlro- lighted. Columbus Surgtcal "octety and __ _ ~ - -·--- sue aettled before the state's versy today revolves around It was learned that Mason Is WASffiNGTON (UP!) -De- countrleB are also to be closed adoption ~~ a concept that this the Ohio Surgical Association. I SHOPPINC election machlnery swings Into how much of a "mix" of mia- In need of a dispatcher, either fenae Sec~etary Robert S. or cut back. coontry ts in DO danger from . ...,. DAYS motion on Feb 3 the llllng oiles and bombers there should a widow or a retired couple, McNamara s big base-closing Sen Rl h d B R 11 IJ. Ruastan ~!tack by manned Veterans Memorial Hos(lltal deadline. ' ' be in the future. to answer radio and telephone announcement today wa1 ex· La., ~ha:m: of Sen~~se~med\ bombers,'' Russell said in a ~dmtssions -James Massey, calls lrom s p.m. until 8 a.m. peeled. to bare plana for Services Commitlee who was statement released by his Mtddleport; Barbara Neff, ~I· SQUAD CAU.ED TO INSTALL OFFICERS for the town police and fire de- thscrapptnt'g ~eartrly '~lo-lhlbordsbof briefed in advance of the plan, Atlanta, Ga., office. eRaxandna.BVrtah.; GMraKdy SaPyrem, 0 Tho M!ddleporl E·R squad Instsllalion of officers of partmenl. An apartment and e na wn B • a~g c m er oaid 11 InVolves "abandunment McNamara's v1ew Is Ilia! the ct~e; e a c enzJe, • was summoned to Bradbury at Shade Rlvar Lodge No. 453 will utilities will he lree. intrstd fleet by 1971. of the manned bomber COO· strategiC task lormerly as· eroy' Gregg McCarthy, Cites· 2;40 .m. today for Edward be held Thursday, Dec. 9, at persons are to cOntact Mayor Between 345 asd !50 of the ce t, signed to bombers can largely ter: Wilma Bloke, Chiton; 1 Manley who was reportedly auf· 7;30 p.m. All master masona Kayoes or Marshal Fred Taylor. Strategic Air Command's 600 p · be taken over by tntercontlnen- Leah Greer, Syracuse. faring lrom cbeat pa!na. A pby· are Invited. Relresbrnents will Materials lrom the city jail BSZ bombers and all of its 10 Shal'(l reductlona In the Air ta; and submarine-launcned Dlscbarg.. - Jean Hayman, aic!an waa lll.lliiiiODed. be served. · will be used io make catch supersonic 868 jets were SAid Del<nse Command jet fi~htel' missiles. The United States now Syracuse; FranciS Forbes, Sy· baslD tapa for drains along u., to be scheduled for retirement! intercep.tor force and cutbacks has more than 1,400 of these. racuse. BOND FORFEITED NET between ll!ell and 1971. in the Air · Reserve and Air The Pentagon clliel told Con----Jameo Gothard, 23, Colum- CLEVELAND (llPI) - A LOCAL TEMPS McNamara planned to re- Natlo118! Guard transport units gross earlier this year that the WEATHER bUll, forfeited a fZi bond lD campaign dinner for Atty. Gen. The temperatllH In Porn&- lease lal noon .ESTI a 1181 ol are also involved In tha plan. nation's bomber defenses were A Utile warmer today, hlxb Poilleroy Mayor Legar'a court WI!Uam B. Saxbe here Tues- roy's buslnesa distriCt at u,os 126 bases In Sl aietes that are "1 am deeply concerned ove,r built to meet a threat that did In 40s, e•cepl upper 30s e~treme 'l Tu!11day on u lnsecurt load day netted $18,000 for Sa•be'ola.m. tOday was 42 deiP'fel, and to be either closed or reduced. this abandonment of thO not develop a1111 IN "lara. lllrlheul taniJhl 15-33- Fair . tiW'It. . __ _. reelectloo war chest. •Will¥ aklea. Ill addlUoa, 11.- Jll fore!~ 1111!111111 bomber ~ liDii IbiD aeecled." • 1IUie warmer 'I'IIlll'ldaf. · B0mher R0Ie 1 Join Our ' Christmas Club . Burley Board ! comes next l year!. -· • 1. , Tmftehm 6-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP Ctught On The Bounce . , • Ill I _ _ _ _ _.:...:;:.:..__ _ ANNOUNCE PROGRAM 1 Colorctrtoons Admi5sion: 75<' & 4Uc . The Christmas program vf the Salisbury School will be held I SUN.-MON.-TUES. Tuesday, December 21, ut 7:30 Dec. 12-13·14 "LORD JIM" p.m., with all grades participating. The public is invited. I Peter O'Tvole, Jamps f\.fluon 1 I' s 1 .. Man Shot PARI8-PRESIDENT CHAR· lea de Gaulle will compete In Dec. 19 run-off election against leftist Francois Mltterand, it was announced officially today. The 7i>year-old president in· formed the cabinet of ltis lnten~ , 1. . tion to run at the one hvur and :!.2-mlnute session. POSTER PRIZE WINNERS - Bedford elementary pu pils yresented first prizes in a poster contest held in con· . . . . nection with the Bedford Community Institute Tuesday are, to r, Chuck Eastman, fifth grade; Mike Williams, Every mdJcatJon was that the seventh; Pam Burson, sixth; Linda Beal, eighth; David King, third: Geneva Kin~. fourth; Diana Hall. second, and genaral will wm handily. Donna T.oylor, first. The institute is sponsored annually by the Hemlock Grove Grange.- Sentinel Photo. 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