https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ad26a98f4027edefc9cfadb602dc2265.pdf ef1a5f2f7805d829f5e2c9cc9c086211 PDF Text Text -" !O-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., pec._!_3.__!_9~~ :1 lJ . 1966 Programs, LoWly Door Leads Way to Christmas _, Mamly About Is Theme of Mission Group Devotion ~ People In I • WCTU Program Projects are Meeting Topic Heldfortwo Christmas theme By Mary Shrine of th• Pomeroy First Baptist! ~ Pcmeroy • Programs _and projeCts for The December meeting oi the A ceremonial was held for out on the table with a whitt ckurch met Thursday everung . ~ Mrs. Francis H. Glazier en· l l966 were ' discuss~ when Keith Morgan, student at Pomeroy WCTU was beld Frl· ea;:datea . wbeo Mary lace cover over red, and a enat lhe church. tered Good Samaritan Hospital, Deputy club and offiCers of DIS Ohio Unlveralty, spent I he day olte~ at the Pomeroy ne, le Sbrine ?1 Jerusa· lerpiece of a candleboard ol 1 Mrs. J W ~"'oster president Zanesville Saturday evening as tnct 13, Daug~ters .o~ AmerJ~a, weekend with his parents, Mr. First Baptist church. lem, met Friday evellldg at the candles, silk balJs and boDJ, opent>d the meeting with lh~ a med1cal patient. Her room : ~et rec~tly m CJthvtt~ butld1•· and Mrs. Roger Morgan and Mrs. Allen Hampton, presl· IOOF hall. · mg Manetta lor e~r annua h c thy d 1 nd cted th 11n Bernice Wmn,' worthy blgh lheme song ''That Cause Can number 1s 519. '. d ' d t daug ter, a · en' co U e mee I Peoples Will be Neither Be ·Lost Or Stayed " A Mrs David McGhee of Col- ChriStmas Inner an par y. Eric Chambers, Rio Grande which opened with the carol, priestess, and Virgil Alklns, 1commmucallon was read from umbuE was an overnight guest ~hor~. ~rogramed wa~h College, •pent 'the weekend with Joy To The World, and prayer walcbman ol sbephecds, pres!d- Acting Postmaster Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Willis Anthony Rio Grandf,' fnday of her SISter and broth- sent~ w o~n ·7~ M e his parents, Mr. aod Mrs Rieh-l by Mrs. Hamtpon. A short me- tlslnpandu:.eseoted were Edith PT. PLEASANT- Robert I. mortal service was held iD mt· ' cU~trlct chairman Peoples, 55, chief deputy olerk ' Associahona! pre~ldent, urg- er Jn law, Mr. and Mrs. Alien i sm~mg 0 caro s, WI r~ ard Chambers. TON~~L~TR~ ~~:.~DAY mg members t.o work on pro- I Eichmger and visited her mo-: Els~e McAfee ~s accompa.n s Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher ' mory of deceased members the of. matetla~ 0~Jectlve: Naoma in the Mason County Sheriff'a Isects of the year It was vot-ed I thtr, Mrs Dana Oliver at Vet- Christmas reading! ;ereof'v~n were in Athens Sunday where past year. Mrs. Nettie Jones Brinker, di:3tru~t ~eputy; GaJI office tax department, wiD be {Technirolol 1 1 Peter O'Toole, as Lord Jim. I to send a l'ash g1ft to Murrow I erans tvlemoriaJ Hosp1tul 1 ~~d· scnptu;e r; dM g P :. e they visited their daughter, Ju- was welcomed as a guest. ~ser, worthy high .Priestess i11ftalled. acting postmaster of 8 ~~:~~~~~n, Curl Jurgens. I Chlldrens cotlage at Baconf'' Nancy, Pf'ggy and DebbJe Bo- .[;stm~: ~ry t .r~. dar dy, at Ohio Umversity. A book purchased for ~et~ Shrine; Willa SauD- the local postofflce on OeceaaRunnin.: T1me: 2 Hrs. 40 min 1 Collegt' The love g1fl was de- so u· Grent Bend spent the 1 rs. a e y, s rJ~ epu y, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott eroy librar in memo of Mrs ers. ro Y Steger and Esta ber 27th. 1d1cated by Mrs. Loram Sterrett I weekend with the1r grand mot- · ~m.luc~e~a sh~t !~mess sess- 1and family of Lancaster visited WHUam aixter was ~snlayed, Reese, worthy high priest- Mr. Peoples of 103 Englldl I The devotions 11nd program j her, Mrs. Dessie Patterson I on aedn t rs. c ~e t;as t~ recently with their parents, Mr. A thsnk u t fr · ~se~:n Stanley Saunders, Ed- Court, Pt. Pleasant, will succeed WED. •nd THURSDAY 1 ' were m charge of Mrs Stephf'n- Dr E. A. Tracy of Columbus, pmnt reasurer 0 e c u · and Mrs. William Morris and yo 00 e was r . om, w n <hnas 6lld John Reese, 0. K. &rdette, who is retiring DltCtrnber 15-16 1son v..ho ~ave the ChrL'llrnas 1spent the weekend with his I The rally to be held March 31, M dM M t' Abbott Veterans HospltaJ, Chillicothe.[past watchman of shepherds of after serving more than 30 yean NOT OPEN I story from Luke, (ollowed t Imother. Mrs E J Trat:y. : in P~meroy wilh Theodor~sl ~e:nRous~s~f C~~~bus sp~nt for box sent them. Round robln l Lafayette Shrine; Fem Cheese- as postmaster. Postal InspectFRIDAY ond SATURDAY the carol . Silent Night" In her Mr and Mrs Brad Schiller Counf'll as hostess, was d!s-- , th k d 'lh h'18 ts cards were sent to several shut· brew, Ma~J Bennett, Nellie Jon Robert C Coons Huulfnl· !mediLalion ' · · d · · ·ed Plans were nrade to .' Mr· e and wee Mrs. en WI paren in' 1ns. Art'lC1es were brought for Tracy ' Elizabeth Lear, Max ine ton wiU install· Mr. Peoplet ' O.Ctmbtr 17-18 she brought out thtore and sons, Freddie and Han y (~Jss · Allen Roush 11 "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" were three things conctrning of Traford, Pa., are the guests 1 have the Buddy Starcher show : Bradbury. While here he oba basket for a needy family. Wingett, Elsle D .. SmJth, Flora acting postmaster until a pet• Troy Donahue. Joey Hetherton, Barry Sullivan. Jflanl'ttf' Chmlmas. to see. bear a~d of the!r grandparents, ~1r. and 110 Pomeroy ~n February 25 A!served his 2oth birthday anni- Devotions were led by Mrs. ~t huline Atkms aDd Mary manent postmaster is appoint· Nolan. i taste and referred lo the scnp Mrs Charles Warner. l meetmg of all past councJlors l lth f tl . Hampton who read tbe Christ- ug es• past worthy hlgb ed. "THE WOMAN WHO turt!s. The shel)herds heard M~ and Mrs Bill A. Dmley of the D1strict w11l be held: versary w a am Y dinner. mas story from Luke Mrs Jo- priestesses aDd Ernest Wing· WOULDN'T DIE" I I .~rdand Mr~i H~rry ~I M~re seph Cook was in c~ge of the ett, Tbeo Smith, Virgil Atkins, IIAR.NESS ART Gary Merr11l, .Jane Merrow I ht>»venl} l !.ot u, t;()([ ~-nters m- and ('hildren, Dawn. Laune and January 9, in Pomeroy. I to the life of mHn bv a lowly ·rom nf Indio, Cal, arnwd Attending were ~frs Wakelv, VI·~~ eh re~e~ t~ llSiprogram and read a Christmas Allen Hughes and Jesse Brink- WESTBURY Conn UPJ 1 81 1 SUN., MON. and TUES. , door. rluld h1gh Tu d1 ~covt>r Saturday to spend Chn.'ilmas Mrs. EdJth Belzmg, ass?ciRie l ~ t e~ ~ er, f · ~~ Mrs. story 4<The GJfts f th F th· ~· past watctunan of shepherds IA public exhibition' of 19th Dec. 19-20.21 I real C'hrJslmas IS to havt> II with his parents Mr and J\lrs i.'llo.tte ~·uuncJlor; Mrs Iva Stacy, I rnes • ones, amy, rs. ' . o e a o Mary Shrine. centu ha e . tl "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" I in.'iide of one. The leader dosed Everett Dalley.' Thl~ IS their • ~tate <:redentJal committee; IGrace Sauvage, and Mrs. H~r: er - The Light of the World." Christmas areetlngs were read•wood ~arvi~gsssa~a :i~o:~~ Frunkte (T;;:;_~~~~~IuJ )Deborah w1lh Let us prt>pare our hearts ftrst \'lslt here m ten yems I0Juncll deput1es. Mrs. Mar~ a- I :Y E: Hougland. They a~so VIS Mrs: DessJe ~atterson a: frQm Gwnedolyn Heeb, supreme Ihas been scheduled from De~ Walif'y, Cesar Romero f'n•d . l~~r the Chnst ch1ld. Mr ~:~nd Mrs. Otto lies ur L?·.ret Seidenabt-1, The~~us; Mrs. lied 10 Ashland, Ky. With Mr. Chr1strpas Wls.h, from worthy high priestess; Gordon 27 through Dec. 31 at Roosevelt Clark,L Buslf'r Kealon: Har '\ d •t "01 H I N. ht ,, uan are lhe gur~ts of their Mf'Afree Belle Prame · Mrs I and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Jr. post and • revtew of the Ra-.. . concer t WI'th lh1 b k : . lk .. 1 o v 1 1g . was ~ · d M d M w·n· N ..... nay m · · • , D~na eror~~:. En Ardf'n, i pres~ nled by Mrs.· Blmer Wiek-1daughter a~d son in law, Mr. Phyllis,Rowan. Forest Rose; ~nd ~ ::tnoor r. an rs. 1 lam .. confer~nce held ln I end tea were served HaU of Fame of the Trotter a& 1 Mrs. FIorence Potls, Gmdmg1M F••turette: Hoofs & Gooh, ham and Mrs. Sterrelt, followI and Mrs. C. J. Struble. e. 1 waa gwen by Mrs. the members. Goshen, N.Y. 1 3 Stooges I ed by two readings from Guide-• Mrs. Benl:.t: Wolle ;md Mrs. 1Star: 0Jslrict offit'ers, Mrs. Sal- ~ Mr. a~ Mr~,. Jo~ Fu It 1 Grueser were Fr·iday b~si-1 Jy viee tounrilor; Mrs. were b.usmess VISitors m r-;:'::'t::':"::•':''"="::'=====~I ~po=s~t.~~~~Y~~=I~em~o:r:ab:l:e~C~hr~is:·tn~':"'~' i:I Paul ness vh;ilors in Parkersburg, I Edna Reibel, asS(){'iate vice bus thJS week. 1W. Va. They also visited Mrs. : (ou ncilor; Mrs. Heba Ammon, ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Your Home Can Have That ! Gruescr's daughter, Mrs. Ho- ! treasurer; Mrs. Nettie Hayes, I song and daughter, ~::~:~~~ ~ ~ i wi.lrd Snyder. I junwr past councilor; Mrs. Clau- Portsmouth, visited T ' Mrs. Bentz Wolfe •as llw : dia Davis, associate jumor past with Mr. and Mrs. John Fnlt,!l Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and ! councllor: i\'lrs. Faye Parlin, 1 and family. Mrs. Paul Grueser, Middleport. ami Mrs. Anna H~l!e Kehl, trust.! Foms! Bachtel, Jr. has !\~irs. Ger<~ld :\1orris, Rutland. !!E'S. j\"!rs. Esther Harden, song 1l rived from Mount Union College I • recently called on Mr. <1/ld Mrs. lfll.df'l': and a gu~sl, Mrs. Jean 1at Alliance to spend the h"1'- 11 George PowPil , Pomeroy. Poling. Iday serlson with his parents, I Gerald 1Bud l Morns. who reI Mr and Mrs. Forrest Bac:hlel !J <'fnUy underwent ~UJ-gJ•ry at : and family . I Veterans' Memorial Hospital WQf S Q Mr. and Mrs. Harold George SOVI is ir~proving. H.ia ronm rmrnI and son, Brian, Gallipolis, are . ber JS 111. I guests or her parents, Mr. and ! ~h L· w. _M.~cCom. as. I 1 writte-n by Kathryn Marshal. by · T. T Shelton and .C.o In Good Awards were prese nted at a u 1h · b L It R t1Jlll t nf lmnor fur Boy Scout Grog.1n, scmor patrol !eader, 1 111-:<:it v.ntten ·d h't . y . o1e h c ok Troop 245 uf MJddleporl i:lt· the was a1su pre:-oen td e a r~ , w 1e . · 00 , b1ns, by Mrs . .Jusep . ,. . and blue ribbon for participa- : ... WITH ROBINSON'S COMPLETE . "'"'paiD! I : f\.-1rs. Foster read an arllcle. ; 1tgJon hall last week. Paul i . . o· 'I M I d t' Werller Pomeroy-Meigs.Gallia I tJon Ill the Klashuta ~ 1-ragl e nmen s an an ar I· ' . . - ~ •. · .,. Bl 'bb cle !rom McCal!s magazine." i sMason commiSSioner, was gut!s : acLtVIIeS. ue n ons . The Evergreen Trees" b~· Mrs. I speaker. Also present were Le-•srout-o-rama und. the sprmg Stephenson. These trees. were wis Long, institulional repre- caml_mree at Lakin were pre! planted in Jerusalem in mem-· sentative. and Albert Roush, . sented . '-0 the tr~.P· , Slip rovers and Bed Spreads will take on new sp:;,r· orv of lives saved by friends ('Ommander of Feeney-Bennt'tt ! Spectal recogru lton was . kle yOur Rugs and Carpet wm take a DE'W ! d~ring the war. Polluck refresh-· Post A.m.eriran Legion. ~en the _troop for I ' ments were served. Rece1vmg awards were Jan · m t.he Hed Cross fund lr:t~e on life . . . your Curtains and Drapes will I Long. first class and star rank Ment badges wl!re awarded :and Ment badges for Ftremen~ Milford llysell. sroutmaste~. h:~ve like-new hP<tut.y. Send lhE'm along to Robin, ship. cHizenship in nation and Long mude the presentallon of Headquarters son's for Happy Holidays. : het1 lt h and vubJic speaking . the camporee patches a~ ' For ... 1community, marksmenship, !her awards. Art Marcum lS ~ hea lth and public speakin~; assistant scoutmastel'. ! Rirhard Gilkey. merit badges i in ftrst aid, moLJr OOating, pels, Iand dog eare; Larry Grogan, m: LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS rit badges in camping, hiking, i rooking, and home repours ; DaI Convenient Pickup Station• In Middleport-Pomeroy i vid Krawsczvn, tender· • . • 1nd you m•y win Cash in the I foot: and David Fife, ten· Phont Po~Mroy WY 2-5428. Middleport WY 2·5130 Middleport, 0. : derfool. "The way to Christmas is way to I lowly door," was theme oi the program fd by Mr. J. H. ~tephenson the Women's MiSSionary Society MEIGS THEATRE t?e 1 A 1 =. r ':st y: Smith, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Toy Gifts Bright Look for the Holidays Elberfelds Toyland is located in the Elberfelds Building 2 doors below Court St. on Front Street. You can really on the toys you need for boys and girls of all ages. Stop in Toyland now, look around, select the toys you need and be ready for the children on Christmas day. A dMd e At Troop 245 Honor Court CLEANING SERVICE Elberfelds Toyland Is Open I' Every Day At 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy ROBINSON'S *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores* THE SHOE BOX ... ==~~= "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS I FOR HER DAY THURSDAYS ~·••"*"cas z••ucw........aft11._....««• eSECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM t50 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES e THIRD DRAWING DEC. 17 -1:® PM $50 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES Turn Exotic in TURKTOES! These Nightimm wi• 1111 you with Tud:ish delight Toes ~int upwsrd to ~YII 1 flavor ol exotic romance. A IUlu1ious l11lle mule accenrs ooy niQ hlwear. embroidered in silver end gatd, !rimmed 'ft'ith 1 light touch of lur. AsofiY surrOUflds your foot in f~r 10 lift wour sp!r~ end ~:atth en li'l. 2.49 ond 3.99 . . .. ,,. -· Complete Line of House Slippers For Men, Women, Children 1.99 to 6.99 , -...-~ All Perticip1tlng Merchents Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS. All You Do Is Register At "Gold Ster Stor11" Goeul., Jewelry St~re lxcelslor Oll Co. Gravoly Tr1ctor S1IH RlHr Oil Company Opon Evory Night Till Chrlatm........closod Chriatmu Evtnlng at 5 PM Aztr..........._.....,.,.z•t___.._....._......_.,.. ....- - All Drowln11 Held In Pomoror P~rldn1 Lo& SEE SANTA IN POMEROY -n eWednesday & Thunday 10 til ancl2:30 to 4:30 efrlclay and Saturday _.:.._ ...;._~----------~ PCKMray Cement Block Co. Landmtrlc Town lc- Country IIHt&niF Aut. Company K•PPlf ler.vlce Stetlon .' loworft Drlye.ln Prone~> Ftor!•' lailey'• Rnt•urent Horfltr • .....,.tl Storlco Phorm~~J>r K t: c J.i.rr.:i len Fr1nkltn Stor1 New York Clothtn1 Houtt L•Zihop twl1her • LohH Dru11 lttoerfoldo Ct.•pm•n.Ctnadey ShHI Mortutrl~• Shoo Shop Blue 6 •roy -uroilt Wohruna•o llko Shop Formert lonk • I•Yin'" Co. Pomoror·Natlonllllnk Stlfflero IH Anchto ltorw llto,.odl HortlwiN .............. Glllllt-.rr Ohio Voller ........., . _ llollon WU~tn'ol.lundernrot Amold Sr-. Plumltlq Altntlnt pomonyPutrylhop K ....... IPONIO~: . . ._ . . ._ _!Co. ..., Co. A.D. Dudo • lutll Lo...rry llrnhiMirbl Tht Pllllrle ...... u_.-....,~y~~oro he nonce as approved hal been AI Leonard, local manager of amended to meet aJI rea8001· the Columbia Gas Inc., who ble objecti.oDB raised In two earlier this fall completed newell-adverliaed public hear~~~&a. gotiatlons with Pomeroy for a It applies basically w uew. new g.. rate ordinance, won structures, where they may be unanimous approval of an or· built, and regulates the kind of dinance with Middleport that :structures (commercial, resi· provide's for a 11.6 per cent indential, otc.) that can be built. crease in rates for the average One sin.gular adv~ntage, the .,as U&er .over the next four mayor ~)(noted out, m enacUng year period. the 1AlDing ordinance is that lt It provides for a $2.50 minimakes Middleport eligible for mum (compared to 13 in Pornnumerou& khxls of federal aid, eroy), and begins its rates with not only for capital Improve. a 30 cent charge for ea('h 100 menta but for rehabilitation of cu. ft. for the first 1900 cu. ft., substandard ~using both pri- then 8.95 cents 'or each 10 cu. vate and pubhc. ft. to 98.100 cu. ft., and 7.15 GAS ORDINANCE cents per 100 cu. ft. for all over step but warned that unless it IS adnurustered WISely and effective'ly it could dampen or barm, the desire of most people to see Improvements In their community. Qnmcilrnen voti~ for the ordlnance were· HarriS, Roger Mor· gao, Clifford Stumbo and Wayne Gibbons. Voting no were John zerk!e, who r~sponded the same way. on the f1rst and second ·readdmgs, and George Baker, a successful candidate for council last May, and appointed ~fill a vacancy last summer. Six weeks ~go he appro~ed the second readi?g of the ordinanc~. It was pomted out the onh· 100,000 cu. ft. The contract include11 the standard fuel cost clauses reoquiring the utility w make refunds to Its cuatomers in the form of lower rates when the price it pays for gas is reduced below a fixed cost point. However, it also permits the utility to raise rates when these same costs exceed the fixed cost point. Mr. Leonard pointed out the bistory of such cost clauses generally has been to reduce rates. Mr. Leonard also complimented council highly for its orderly way of negotiating the new contract. Mayor Smith, in turn, observed thai he had round Mr. agreed the next adn>ln1Biri4J Leonard cooperative in every should be free to observe iMtance where the utility found the new freedom is itself obligated under law to then could tegl•tate w replace streets that had been buse•. if any. torn up iD connection with the - Agreed to pay for one company's business. hour period off on Cluilti OTIIER BUSINESS eve for the caretaker in Council also: haiL - Accepted the mayor's re·i - Discussed 'l.t length 1 port for November of $796.00 tice from the Workmen's plus $224 in merchant police col- pensation Bureau that Jack lections, totaling $1.030.90. er, now confined wa stale - Repealed a 1923 ordinance rectional Institution at R<>;;.i that banned placing any ob- has applied for permanent struction on sidewalks in town, ubilit~ for an aJiegf!d because it felt products display- while employed by the ed on sidewalks may "liven up" hearing will be held Dec. tll~ business section. Council (Continued On Page Two, • • IDIDI '66 Regatta Plan Revealed to C-C Launch to Rendezvous With winter still six days away planning for the second annual Big Bend Boat Regatta in Pomeroy next June 10· 11-12 •fJS launched Monday. Regatta Chairman AI Lenard disclosed preliminary steps being taken for the regatta to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce foUowing its regular luncheon at Bail· SPACE CENTER, Houston Borman and Lovell were cool (UPIJ -Gemini 7 astrooauts ., cucumbers in their lOth day 0 ey's restaurant. ·Frank Borman and James in space as they completed Mr. Leonard aald he urges letter from Paul H. Carnahan, Lovell flashed toward their 4- orbit after orbit, breaking ' -,• everyone interested to conalder chairman of the board of Na- ~ · millionth mlle In space today. every space record in the book. at once ways they can help the tional Steel Corporation, express On the ground, preparations for Borman awokf! in a chipper 0 0 regatta ·boenme • gigantic suc· lng appreciation for the gener· launching the Gemini 6 spece- mood today. He told astronaut ess. Willis Leadingham, head osity shown him when he re- I JUDY CAV«YY'E craft (at 8:31 a.m. EST) Charles Bassett to inform the of lho first regatta In 1!16&, will turned to ~is native Racine to Jttd,y Jo Mrlln Cavole Wednesday raced ahead. flight surgeon who made up the as~ist Mr. Leonard. be the guest of honor at the I bsa graduated from the Na- 1 Technicians at Cape Kennedy spaceman's meals: ,, . . . ,, . · We need the wholehearted annual Rural-Urban banquet. l tlonwlde Beauty Academy of ; said lhe Gemint s launch would "His chicken with gravy DALLAS _(UPIJ- A doctor, who ~aid somethtng like a s~th sense told htm to · baking of everyone IR mak· Delmar Canaday in •n infor· Cosmetology In Calumbuo, 1not be sel back by the should be labelled gravy with check hiS ailing son, found the boy s heart sto_pped and revtved h1m today with aD lng the ~llllng "JI,alla • bill' mal dl•c~sslon. expressed his: re<elvlng tbe CertHicate of discovery of a small plastic chicken." emer~ency ope~abon usmg a rawr blade. The boy, Loms Spencer Srruth, 19, wu ger and better one, , 881d Leon- opinion that the complete coop- merll ond poosto, lito Slate alopper Inside t ehekroclwhlhc Bassett, a ground communi- m cnbcal_ cond1b0n at Parkland Hospital. . . ard, local Columbia·Gas of Oltio eratlon of everyone is needed Board e~amloatloo. Jadjl Jo stopper lnBide tho rocket which calor at the space center. read Dr. (,.ours S. Smrth sa1d he had stayed up late Monday mght, readmg and stttdyiinl. wget Meigs county on the path 1, the daughter of Mr. ond Mn. wwld have caused 111 engine Borman some news ilema. It was around 1:30 a.m., he sa1d. "I don't really know why, but I got ijp and lncc"'nannger. _Mr.. Loooard said a meeting to induslrial gmvth. Ralpb G. Martlo, Locus~ot, I shtitdown before liftoff. The Bilrman said he and Lovell mto hrs room to check htm. He h~ be_:n_pret!Y healrh~ _generally_b_ut l!tely,__ ..::..= ~'"~t,l Wtll be held In early January to It was reported Pomeroy • Middleport. She Is a vaduaje :offending object was taken out had forgotten about the !act been havmg a bad cold and .. . organize committees. Middleport facl sheets being pre- ol Mlddl rl High boot In • and the part where it was that as they slept Monday night bronchtbs and had bee n ed the poSihon Into town - of mg tho trip. 1\'e lost him dt~r> It ls. expected the Mid-East pared by the Institute of Re- liG4 epa IC Ifound was reinstalled today. they would bre-ak the space weak. keeping heart massage and in1 tbe ambulance ride bechampiOnship boat races will glonal Development are to be ' endurance record of a~tronaul ,. 1 walked into hJs room. l mouth·to-mouth resusc1tat10n or c~us.t we could not keep !1.. _ be run off Sunday, June 12. A read by Dec 15 • • • L Gordon CooM-r h ked h' d h' L..n oxygen That IS some posttlon a1r way open. At tbe bospital. · · r-- · e ec IS pu 1se an IS uo::art l k bu d II -• ; Ski. show, 0 lh er en1erIa'mmen1 Pre•ident Jack Car8ey expressBut tben Borman rattled off had •to d beatln . I tried to to eep. f tel 1 you. 10 an am - ••• Odor 11 na 11 y re ev~ me.-"' contracted from a Columbus a-. ed the Chamber's gratitude to to the second Cooper's ~hourP~ g 1lance, to. .1\oty band was aboul detJd tbfll gency, and the Miss America all the high school bands and • • 16-minute--40-second mark. :;:ssage It external!y, as we i "He bad gotten worse, dur- - I bad beea workiag U •~ Pageant probably be on the •- other participants in u,. PornThe Gemini astronauts had ;,That did not brio him - - - ----' heart oround 141 minuteo.• ' genda once agam, Leonard sa1d. eroy Otrlstrnas parade and to been told Monday of the tmy g FIRM INTERESTED I the • . back. Doctors at Parkland RospHiu· In other actlvl It was dis- I Royal Crown Bottlmg PT. PLEASANT - City council Monday night In a so.; plnstJ< stopper whteh som~body "I cut his chest with a razor took over the procedure wllii closed that en ou~:Of-sta fir company for servmg. refresh· hour meeting delayed granting a cable· TV franchu~e, decid·lleft mslde the Gemlm 8 Tttan 2 and took his heart in my hand. • Itheir eqmpment. ~. ter ted te m ments to all those taking part ed to study proposal to ship sewage from Henderson over . rocket launcher. be t 't 101 8 1 n ~st d ~D moving will be Attending in addition to thos; the Shadle bridge to the treatment plant here, and acted I It would have shut down the "H' !"nth0 ~ss~g~ I . 17 Dr Smith said his boy luld ~n ~ e Yk a~ of C commit· named above were Ted Reed in 8 number of other fields Gemini 6 engines last Sunday H ISh' ro ertb IC a h 'j ''what 1s known as a cardiae eM Is wee ~- ut Its locating I Richard Chambers, Bill Gru.: The Village Cable Corp~rallon had representatives another malfunction- a plug gavloet_ lm Mmou _-,to-mohout resustandstill That can be cau"' in egs coun.,. jser Bob Jacob K G ti ' which dropped out had not SCI !On. Y wl e w was by H nurn ber of th mgs - a11er·... Fred W Cro led · s, enny rove sent at the meeting to discuss the Corpora on s request th 'th h'J1 I 11 ' th e,, ---'-' w presen a Bob Jacobs and Bob Wingett' . Pt done so a split second earlier. ere WI us a e w g1c react10n or medicine oi..... · - - ------ ______ _ · a franch&se to opera1em · / Fir t Tru R-.a~ called an ambulance and the ] At least five juven1les anrl 1 ' ' - Pleasant Itoth' make any commlttments I e t:uudvous . ' 1poor breathmg - from the eo~ tl C .1 tabled The Gemini 6 with astro- fire department. The f1remen1 perhaps Stveral others of Jun- and bron hit's n actd-b 0 .~~ ~r~hU: r:~:~:~ ~::a~~~ ,;tterm~tU =~~ meeting nauts Walter 'Schirra and brought resuscitation equip-[ ior or Seni?r high school agt>, lmbalan~. 1'r ·Y~~ adon't Reta'r cl . a ts had been run allow the local group lo . Thorras Stafford, IS to achieve ment and the ambulance ] have been lmphratt"'d m a ser- 1withm around eight minutes ~~::~me~arply of the mit 8 request for a franchi!!e. the ~11st ~e. space rendezvous, brought oxygeh· We maintam· ies of ~hefts and shopllftmg epi- 1then a person ts dead. The ~ k to the '1 •t Robert Butcher of the c p 1 commg WJthm a few feet of sodes In the Pomeroy area, po- liOn IS how long the bram spo e councJ on men s. . .I Gem'101. 7 bo t r· d h If II d I d t0 day I , ~ -- ' TV which he stated Telephone Company and 0. c. ' a u JVe an • a ce ISC ose go" wilhout oxygen." ' . of ca bl e I • hours after launch · would probebly let the citizens I Hall. Appalacbran Power Cam- Bor d ._,; II fl h Pomeroy Ch:ef Jed Webster Smth said he cannot n re , o1 thi~ city recieve 9 or 10 sta· pany, ~ppeared before council into~~; orbi;~roun~\~e said the names of f1ve boys ha.ve out what made hJm et u ~ By STEWART HENSLEY lions mstead of the three they concernmg the Urban Renewal earlh at 6,54 a.m. EST. been turned over to the Me~g< 1 eheek on hiS boy. I p the UWted Press llternallonal get With roof top antennas. proJect for. the City .and the! _ County Juvemle court m con· : , 1 don't know It was PARIS <UPI) _Secretary of ISenator Frank Deem, president part ~e utility compames would I Veterans Memorial Hospital PT. PLEASANT _ Funera11nection with the thefls Court Ia Sixth sense, State Dean Rusk told Ameri-~of the Corp .•. was also pr~nt l have m t~ proposed Admis:sions _ Pearl Kester- serv1ces for Ballar~ Hur.,el l officials ind1cated there may I _ _ __ ca's European allies today that and ~poke briefly on the mer~ts i The men mformed son, Minersville: Ida Bachner, Justice, 48, Clifton, wtll be heid i ~ a dozen_teen-agers mv?l~ed 1 Europe'• fate rna be decided of hiS company I under the present setup there Middleport; Mrs. Margie Slone, at Folgesong Funeral home 110 the lootmgs and shopliftm;( I PORTSMOUTH, OWQ on the battlefields yof Viet N•m·l Wylie Minton, Pt._ Pleasant, was no proviSIOn for , Middleport. · Wednesday at 2 p.m. With Del- before the thelts are cleared up Branch Rickey, eulogized I h d-hlttl dd appeartd m oppos1t1on. to the for .major rhanges DIICharJtl _ Minnie Roush, bert Ernsthausen and Don Rey- [ A var1ety of merchandise takthe "master mind" and "mas~ort~ Atlan':fc a t~~~· l granting of the franchiSO and possibly have to be Mason: B"'t Friend. Long Bot- ooids officiating. Burial will .. en from unlocked parked cars ter heart of baseball," today Co nell Rusk k d •'H ) stated that a local group of by the utthtles. The men p~e- 1 tom: Cbarles McClain, Racme; in Kirk lend Memorial Gardens. land stores has been turned m returned to the Ohio farm u 'ect Caas e '. otow can 1citizens where now completing sented an ordinance jessie Levacy Syracuse He was born January 19, 1917, to Pomeroy police The stolen Urban decay and what eaa' exp mmumsm ·'1<:· 1 lh irements of ' · · · country wh~re he was born cept the credJbility of the Am· work on a cab~e system for Pt. e requ d' Births - Mr. and Mrs. John at McAndrews, Ky: the son of , dems mclude c1garette ll~::hters, be done about it was explored. which wiU be his final resting erican commitment in NatJ Pleasant and mtended also to re.l~.atlon or r~a )Ustment Motley, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. James (Wed) Just1ce, Dexter, hub caps, gear Slicks. trans1s· 1l m a film shown at the annual pia~. If they have reason to doubt it seek .a franchise, but their cor· utilitieS on pubhc property. aud Mrs. Robert Stone, Middle-, Ohi~, and th!" late SteUa Ramey tor rad1os, ath!et1c equ1pmer.t , m'*ting of tlle Ohio Valley His burial was scheduled for . Vi t N ?'' Iporat1on was not far enough Mayor D. B. Morgan port, a son, IJustice. He was a former cool and tools. Chapter, American Institute f11 2 p.m· EST in the cemetery at 10 H e rnedam ·th 1 th E along in the preliminary work (Continued on page 2) miner The items stolen from can Arehitects, in Athens last sat:.. e wacountriesa have e "auropean MeIp Geaeral . Hospital Surv1v1ng . . ~n . add'l1 1on to . h'IS may be cla1me . d. sa1d Ch 1e r urday. The chapter includes Glt:t;Rushtown. a -srnan hamlet of NATO Jar e about 50 persons, about n ,, . g Admissions - Leland Haley, father are h1s wife. Josephme, Webster. The boys, all reported.1lia, and Meigs and nine othifts mile! nortb of here. A brlel I !ere~:.. I~ the VUru~d States Middleport, Carl F•ll(lliM, Iat home,three daughters, Mrs. I of Pomeroy, are to IJe taken be-' SEQ Ohio counttes graveside service was planned. co~ml en m 1~ an t Reedsville; Mrs. Abbie ~bart. stt;lla Jo S~th. New?Ort, N..c.: Ifore Juvemle Judge F H. 0'· The movte, " No Time for . was one Of e strong7st hPomeroy; Earl Morr1s, The BTJan Kay and Some Just1ce, Brien· liness," prepartd by the :... rt!,>;;• MOSCOW speeches Rusk ever has dehvPlains. both of Shermandale, Ky .. five I can Institute or N Shelepln a member of the ered 00 the NATO Council, DlscborJOI - Clifford Deck- grandchildren: two stepsons,, LEGION TO MEET shows the decay in cities K;emlln's .:young guard., whtch opened a three ·day sesCOLUMBUS (UP!) - The seven Blue Cross flans In er, Syracuse; Gertrude Gilkey, William avid Knopp and Ches- 1 Members of Feeney - Bennett what car be done to moved into 80 important Corn- slon here this morning. He bud 1 Ohio may be put 9ut of busn~ess_ as _the result o a chat· Pomeroy; Sharon Buckley, M1d- ter Darrell Knopp. both of New- I Post American Legion, Middle- it Any organization that munlst Party post that II squarely on the line that the 11enge which Blue Cross Hosp•t•hzatlon Insurance Ia lac· dleport. port News. Vo.; one stepdaught- port, will meet Wednesday eve- hke to see this movie can ~·f,li''JI: lead him someda to the United Stales I• determined . ing in Akron. or, Julia Hill, Minersville, and ning at the hall, O.c. 22 at 6 p. ' it shown by contacting Mr. Cantltrued on / top W honor Its commitments m The hospitals In the Akron are~ are threatening to FIJNERAL IS AT I oile brother, Hassol Justice, m. when the Christlltl18 treats 1 C. Hayes, Jr., President, . . < P ge Z} IV1et Nam to the bitter end. He Northeast~rn Oh10 Blue Cross m Summit County Funeral services for Mrs. Mar· Kout.•, Indiana. will be prepared for distribu- 6th Street, or " '-::•''"''' appealed to the'!'. for understand cancel their member hospl· . querlle Durst will be held Wed- Friends may call at !be JoBO- lion. Walter Bunce will show IJ. Ingraham Clark, lng of !his poSition. tal contracts. County patients. nesday at 3 p.m. Instead of at phlne Justice residence at Clif·i lures taken •t the Veteran's School of Archlrecture, Fred Smith, Deputy State The challenge to Blue Cross I p.m. as announced. Uln alter 6 this evening. dinner. Athens. · BOOKS OPEN Insurance Coll)mlssioner said, last month when the ar· "If the hospltalo caacel lheirj , bbe · ani SHOPPING Meigs County .Treasurer Ho- Icontracts 00 Blue er... is oa s large ru r COIDP es ward E. Frank announced to-: out of b~lnea In !kmunlt Coun-1 said they would continue ID conDAYS LIFT day 181 books are open for the ly " ·, Itribute w the capital fund drive December or first half rollec- ;,If thts should break Blue j of tbe hospitals If their tomlion of the 1!16& real estate tax- erooa wide CI[JOII up there, then mercia! health lnBuronce "Make Safely on our highways he and his men will strictly McCreedy stated. "We oppre- 1would be oppreelaled. ea and also for dellnquont tax· someone. else wll) probably try panles for tlt~lr empl:ves and )'IIQl gift to us and your fellow observe regulations, which pro- ciate the thought behind many "In ow ~. wtrea ;HRISTMAS SEILS lllhf Tl11d es. The cltJalng date wtll be Feb- 11 elsewhm. 'lbll problem wtll their :::'t!"'tste recelthril· man this Christmas holiday." hibit stale employees from ac· or these well intended gifts of· wlsb IODIOilllt albmCIIIrWr 8 tiler RESPIRATORY DISUSES l'ltlry I, ltltl6, ·Frank said. occur In o~· areas of the ra ' 0 0 ue P·D.McCreedy, Cam- cepling gifts In any form, lrom Ia-ed our personnel during this mu uti altlffi Nn Y"'tr;> ola!e," be oak!. ·, . of the Ga1Upol18 Htgb- lndlVItlualt or commercial es· season of the year. Our concern wltll yea IN ,..., . . . LOCAL TEMPS Several other t:Ommercial In- Smith said the rates paid ID "af Post, 88id lhls fo lite Pa- labllahmenis. He oskril all per· I• with the fact that Chrtstmu IJoplo& .l UI o poriOil wit The tempera~ in Pome-ftllli'~nce·· com"ttl•s have bten hospilallbyBIIWCroso ~ lrol'o policy In acceptance ofiiOIIS and aaencie w take note oeuons of ast years ha.. been joy a safe bolitlay,~ be roy'a l!Uslneeo district al II '~I contacted by I!IIAnm Hospital er beclillae Blue Crose 'l'iD · atrlllntas lffts from well moon- 01 these prohibitiOns. lllamd by so m•ny tragic ac- Safe drivln,ll• one _Of lbe a.m. loday was fl Jletlreei Colmcll aboul establlshltig a only the per dleDI COlt m, perono and og<""leo. "We art ntit trytnc lo Inter· cldents and any assistance we est gifts one can liVe !IF ci<!Utl,pila. . q_ew Rlf._ lo .~V' _S\S'fmlt ~ ~ .• ~~; ~ ~~-- , ~led tllal fen , ~iill lradl~" Serarant cu JO' ia reducln& this toll tJOB 111\10 ·ol )be fl'l:· DOCt 0 r Revl veS Son with..'... .. Ch es t .l nclSlOn bIV Razor .J 1 pOint • DeIays DeciSIOD Ill · GraDtiDg Cable TV RighlS ' JuvenJ'}es 1mpIICat ed In TheftS , ·. RUSkArgoeS West'sFate InBaIance Corp: I FuneraIset t:th I Wedn d 0 eS ay '!., , Q WORLD Urban DeIay Shown In , MOVIe , th: Oh'JO'Sseven Blue cross PIans may beThreatened Plumlolnt 6 lltolllll llollnlnl wee••-· ...._.. .......,., ..... Do,....Wunor Co. = 1 •::-:::=i. :(:iJ i 't'" un-l . .. ~..; ·•.,.,_1~:<' .,_~,,.,w~. · . .t,· r '• , · ··~ •·· ' 1 .' · ' -:1 ·:ll:~ ~~ '"·!! •'fJill~ , · l '• · ., 1 fatrol'willAccept Safe Driving Downlo-G.AIItlond 011 6 -• 1 bet•• Meore'l SttN Pomeroy Motor Company Ptm•r•r P'lowtr lhQI K1rr 6 Vtn IIndt _..... ly comments i~ dlSCUS8lon on the motiOn which was put on tbe table by Harris. Mr. Harris made a brief statement, argu. ing if Middleport Is to prngl't!" In any way along the hne of Its master. plan the zoning ordlnance IS the next step. . He recallo;d that the building code has been put on the ~s and. that w~tbout the zom~ ordmance, It, together With months of hard work by council and the pl~nning MmmisSIOD and considerable. money for the .~ster plan, "Js down the dram. The may~ a~ that the' zoning ordmance IS the next 1 10 Ill _,._1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Here Are Your "Gold St1r'' Pomeroy Stores: ~ "A Gold Star Storo" Ask for your Froo tlckol In Pomaroy's Chrlotmu Cosh Glvo·Awoy No purchase is required. Need not be pnsent to win. Winners will be notified. eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 23 - 1:00 PM $20G-$100 2 • $5.0 Prla~s 1nd 4. $25 PRIZES Mayor Lee Smith of Middleport said today he will confer with . mayor-elect C. 0. Fisher 90 ~e appolntmfllt of I he wwn 1 first _zoriing Inspector a~tborlzed ~ council Monday rught In a historic 4-2 vote. Mayor Smith, to r.etire fro~ office Dec. 31, as will counclimen Gene Harris and Roger ~or~, ,~id he has no one m nund and that. be has the matter of the appomtment WIder consider~tlon. Before calling for the vote on Ordinance ~1A - three years in Ute makmg and over a year ~tween the three required readIDgs - the mayor made the on· at GIVE-AWAY 5800 in Cash Prizes C}(;9htimer~~ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO J CASH OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL ________________ __ XVII NO. 201 -VOL..._.....__ Pom-: ead . / P;: r dr 1 at y ::~~':=~~~:.·sick wero C::::'sm0::.~"':::'~1: Centers upon Around And _About MlddleDOrf • ~;'::::' ;~~ Ceremonial is W 1\!Ji'~~r.:• , . • ~·wtt W' ~' . ., ·~ i •l1·.. ~~.~ ' , •" ' .~, " ··" ··" "' ·· ¥e11'\ �• ( ,. •c ...• • 2--Dallr Cable TV llenttne~ Pomeroy-Middleport,_()-._~ _14, 1965 a &Matidll ll . b'ff •'s Plam Kiver news ,...o ,._ (ConHn._ .. .,. pal' 1 ) . <M td a commltleo compuaed of .P7' Jim Ernest Handloy Reu Fisher, DooliUle to otu•·· tbe and or· "' "' POINT PLEASANT - Two dinance . and pnsent' tbeir ,.._ civil acli... have httn tiled ill .com-dation at the next COWllhe office of the Circuit Clerk. eli oesolon. Mohair UPI Briefs Tests Reveal NoveIties • are seIlin'gyear pow( Co , d Ends·on 3lstharlsl,•t.~.. ~·dutlt c:i ntammate Woo~ ·- -~ •._!! ~--eoar~ """ _..,_ CD Coallnued..,.t iD tbe filii - Bank FQlkt Hold Bobcats Topple Purdue QniatmQ Party Tho annual ChffSim88 I ·u fdll\lllt t hI par1y lor lhe ann es o employees and direcWnl U tha Kirid>rlcle had 15 IIIII· W•lber .....,.! t. Carl Wolfe'• 33 potnla Jet~··· lending champlm G6J to td I eootroel tile PbJia.,..... of llie Nalloul Coacb Cliff Wlll4ilt'l GalHa (SI) 11-113 11 Vielory OV« By United Preu lnteraatloDal three free Ihrows on a teehnlca II game. The Card .ma1a are ~ In del•hlo .-- -.. h M N Galllpolll 3-17 Preee Cincinnati gets its first re4l foul against Coach Jim Snydlr. the league and '-1 over-ali. FoolboU League. Audemy lligb School Fres " - oe, ' - ;·1 to . test ol the season, while Steu- Ohio regained the lead inside Central State, the secondThe 5-l.,.._ll, - -~" men, behlnd lhe 24-potnt •hoof.. Davis, 1-11-2; N~t'ltt 11-2-b,._2; Trailing, 4&41 II tbe 'n.IOI'J!ll! 1 • benville and Toledo try to get the final three minutes, went in- ranked small college team, ran was a three-year ttudoat wltl:a ing of Tommy Spetleer, down- Boerger, 4.(1.8; 0 aion. G&J surged Into tht b"ck in the winning habit In the io a stall with 1:51 left after ib win skein to 36 gamea with the Bnckeyeo and WOI droltH ed tbe Middleport High School SCORE BY QUARTERS Tim g ith td two with 1 211 point tblrd Be abo Froeb Munday afternoon Middleport 21 26 32 32 38 throwo with m three cann seconds to That rally wao loci by highl '"hls of tonight's sill-game Purdue took a 73-72 lead and a 76-5.2 romp over Villa Madon- 17~ w hy lbe Ea•'eo. ., puJia . . . . . . . . ll1 10 · · · · · · · -· . to g1ve . Ft. ~le~s-1 and Stacy BunloD• Ohio ~college basketball action· Russ Hamilton tipped in a na as Ed Bryant scored 29 was soagbt hy 111e oew Miami at Middlepor1· Tho GARS Frosh Galll Mooday rught The Bearcats have three vic· missed shot with one second points for the Marauders in team of tbe Amerlcu Foot- are now l·l. . EIGHTJI ant Dunlop Tires its first Coach Tom Sprague's toriea in as many starts, but remaining for the clincher. their fifth victory of the season. ball LeBgue~ It was one of two filDS by Middleport {SS) of the season, a thrilling, 62 woo going away witb a 21 the only team even B·pproaching Schellhase had 33 for Purdue, Detroit walloped Xnvler, 105- an•u l~li~II!U!i 1 ! II! :1 illll GAHS teams Mouday after- FJoyd, 51·11; Lewia, O.S.2; 61 win over Weiher's. It was fourth stanza. WoUe IDd 0000 over Middleport. ~ Jun- Cunntngham, z..o-.1; Hackett, Z. one of twD games played in the Lashley led that IUfle. tough competition was Miami of while Mike Hammond had IS 86, as Bruce Rodwin and Lou • Ohol. Tonight IIley run Into o for the winners. Hyatt tallied 20 puinls each lor Panther Cubs ID lor HJg~es were m Wa•ll- U; Tannehill, H-12- Tolaltt, 11- Gallipulis Independent League. Bill Francis was agaill Color ado team which should Bowling Green, still running Xav1er, .which took its sec?ad • ~:ch Dayt, :r:r•s undefeat- 13-35. Pt. Pleasan.t with ~mith lead- big gtm lor McQ!lland'i ·;·c.c • measure their strength. into strong clubs, was unable to consecutive loss after four wins Romp over Potnl ed Middleport seventh graders GaWpoUs (40) 1ng the way Jumped mto a 23 - mark~. He scored 14 Steubenville was ranked 13th contain Dave Bmg and ~yrauuse Detroit is 4-1. I Pomer Frosb team racked up their fourth win 38- Matthews, 1-1-3 Hamilton, 4- 15 first period advantage. ' the first half. last week among the small col- handed the Falcons the•r fourth Youngst~wn rom p e d over ~ The to ~_ victory over 32 over the GAHS 7th grade. O.S· Wilson 2-6-4; Gilmore, s score stood 32-29 at the Other G&J playen In ..-- ;.;. . lege teams, but was handed its conscculive defeat 106-89. Bing Michigan Lutheran 86-62 to run ' ;:>m~asa~'s freshman ~~quad Jon Kloos paced the Meigs o-ti; Bl~, 11--i-13. Totaia, 19- mission. However, the figures were Buntoo first defeat Sal.urday nJght by poured m 38 pomts, Mlmg 10 !ts record to 4-0, Oberlin humll- M~nda at Pt. Pleasant. countlans with 16 points. Tom- 2-40. Weiher fi~e ~md_ Herb Lashley w1tb 16~ Rou ''~'iJr;· 10th-ranked Philadelphia Tex- ol II shot s from the f~eld in ~a ted Allegheny 78-38, Bethany Jeff \ve and Bob Burdette , my Prose had 13 lor the losers. er ond B•U Kirkbndge . and Aaron Bufltngt.on tile. The Barons face a good the second half afler a 44-44 downed Manetta 89-72 and OhiO to ed the~nners with 12 eacb. lll. was the fln.:t loss for Coach SCORE BY QUARTERS into a Sl-48 lead gmng mto ~wo other players, J Alliance team and could have halftime dcodloek. Sophnmore No~thern upset favored Carey Ior~ Pomeroy ocorero were . Dick Bishop'• 7th graders who I Middleport ....... J() 17 21 35 final quarter. Thele.ad mmsky IIDd Coy Bacon.:"" back-to-hack losses after three IWalt P1atkowsk1 scored 32 for (Miss.) 68-fi7 m the f1rst round! Kenny English and Sam Arn- 1are now ~1. Gallipolia .. ·· .· . 10 16 31 4D eel hands uotll Sm1tb s and :se~inta respectiv 1 . conseeut 1ve wms . ' the Falcons of the Troy, Ala., Tournament old 8 each Jim Crow 6 Cbes-1 Steve Blowers witll 13 points FROS8 throws. the · Toledo was <iobhered by I Otterbem shoved its way Into as Paul Steffam hit six goals in ' ter' Roush '4 and Mike 'wright and Norman Gilmore with 12 GaUipilts (41) . Smith's 21 points were In the •tber Tl•mple by 30 points after wm- 1a share of the Ohio Conference seven shots late m the game t.o jand Reed Ferrell, 2 each. Town- ~ paced Coach John Milhoan's Hill, 2-2-6, Mosely, ~~ for the w1nners while Fires~ne pos """ ..: nmg it~ first two, but the Rock- 1 lead with a 66-40 romp over put the Polar Bears on top !or er led Pt. Pleasant with six. 8th grader 1 to a 40-35 win over' Saunders, 1-0-l SpeRya1• : Greenle added II over omeroy. 24 eto hav e an . ensicr task m' m a raggedly _ played !be f1rsl time. the charges of Coach Char he ~~~ley, :::. Tot~~e\1- :1- : Shriner ltd Weiher's_w~th 24, Spica Ton Rawhide Northern lllinms j • Wmebrenner's Middleport. 8th Gi ey, Mtddie IIiI ' Wittenberg and Muskingum, Wahama 18 Euy grade. John T~nnehlll With 12 RoiUs 0-IHI · ~~ 1).6.6· Rice TOTAL'l 1% l! t333 I both weak thiS se"on take oni and Lee Floyd with l1 puints 142· Hfin.; :!-2S· Ha' rt' SEOAL RESERVES . each other tomght m the only Cage Game Wmner were blgh for Middleport, which '"to' De. 'k .;. ' ~ r· l TEAM w L p OP Cuohion ln..1e--Caulll d ; 2. mos ey, !l~3() ~ ; ' ars,. Jackson ... · · · · 3 o 1''3 . 51.., Welt C"'pe s.Je t9 Ohio Conference game sehe -; The w·almma Eighth grade " now ~. Th e GAu• = 8th grade ~ ail, J.0. Totals, uled, and meets lU . te ped 'Is so record IS 3-1. SCORE BY QUARTERS Logan .. ...... 3 0 156 Ul 1 1>-12 1 sea n 6 darv11le m a Mid-Ohio Conferam up SEVENTH GaJr 1i Wellston . .. . .. 2 1 100 ence game Blufftnn agai nst In- I The 1965-66 high school basketball season is only two to 4-0 with s 29-18 wm over Middleport (31) . 1po s .. .. . 5 15 32 48 Gallipolis ... ... . 2 I 89 diana Te<.·tJ,c]oses oul Lhe sched· weeks old, but already key games are developing in the IPomeroy Monday. Norman ~d Wildennuth, W4 Hensler, 1· Middleport ...... ·- 2 14 20 30 Athens . , .. , 1 2 109 ll2 1 11 ulc !Southeastern Ohio League. 1 n~t~s, .w th and 9 by _ODvi , t-3 ; Kloes, 8-0-16; Hoffner, !-I· Nelsonville ...... 1 1 ll1134 Participating M.ertbut 1-. &beats Down Purdue Two important hoop battles are on tap Frlda_y night as IGJI~!SpLe pac,ed _the ~mners S; Haggerty 2+5; Boggs, 1·3-5. SEOAL ALL GAMES 1 Middleport .. . . o !29 160 3 Middlepor1llordiODII OhJO UmversJty showed Mon- ~ fast-lmprovmg Nelsonville goe~ to Wellston while ~efend- , whlle Pat o.Brlen was high f~r i Totals, lU-38. TEAM w L p OP ; Pomeroy ..... o 3 1!1 140 Christmao Gtfi-A·RalM day mght why 11 is rated ,he fa - ing champiOn and unbeaten Athens hosts unpredictable Pomeroy With 6 and Ran Yj Athens . .. .. .. .. 4 0 rn ITOTALS _ IZ JZ m 1H6 MtDDLIPO.T, 0. vor1te mlhc Mid-American Con- Jackso n. IBurt 5· Eastem is Winner Wellston · · · ··· · 4 • 293 terence, taking U1e measnre of I In othl'~ con.fer,rnce g~mes, I . 1 Wehama also won the sevN~!sonville .. .. 2 1 148 144 : Purdue by 7~.73 at Lafi:lyette Log<m will tnm 1 to_ Middle- 42 and M1ddleport 72-55, and ap- : enth grade contest 21-17. Randy 1 Over Southern Middleport .... . . 2 z %41 Ind no small chore ' ;port and Pomeroy will motor 1 pea red to be a top contender •Smith led the hosts with l2 I.Qgan ...... .... 2 2. 1.20 The B~bcals lt•d ~uch of the !to Gallipolis where the Panthers i for this year's crown. But the and Tim Howard had 7. Giro- ! Eastern downed Southern 5(.. Jackson . . . . . . . 2 2 207 221 , first hal f, taking a 45_39 edge :and ~viis will be seeking lea- . lronmen were slammed hard klmi and Werry each had !ix ' 2:> in a seventh grade mat~ and Gallipolis . . . . . • 1 3 213 231 : 8 t th gue tnumph number one. to th d · by Well ston, 63-41. for Pomeroy. The Wahama sev- ; then the Baby TomKto e1ghth Pomeroy .... ... . 1 3 194 286 Last year, Nelsonville _Athens, four straight ieoth grade ia 2·2 for the followed with a 47·17 1 Serving Malgs County Sl-1161 1 Gl in !he · ~" ·n t . 0 f th pPd by Wellston twice, once m wms lthree m league play) has and Pomeroy has a 1-3 state. IWD over the Uttle Eagles Mon· SEOAL VARSITY am wh;;,a~~ ~ ~hu ~~ h~ · an overtime, while compiling a ihaU liltle difficulty thus far alday at Racine. I TEAM W L P OP , g e · 've e 12-2 conference mark . llowev-· though Gallipolis the Ath- Winner of the Gallipolis -Pom- Calaway led the Eastern 7th 'l Athens ........ , 3 0 204 131 : er, the Hounds may find the I enians a good battle for three eroy battle will move up a notch grade with 26 while Karr chip- Wellston .. .. ... 3 o 209 150 : Roc kets a bit tougher thi.~ win- and one-half periods Saturday ' in the league standings. Both . ped in 15. Smith, Hill aDd WW'- Nelsonville .. .• 2 t 148 144 AGENCY, INC. ter. WHS has scored thn.'t easy night. I the Panthers and Devils are Iner each had six for Southern. Jackson · ... .. 2 1 160 160 triumphs in four outings. Only 1 Should Alhens and Wellston : winless in three conference bat· ~ Bob Diddle had 14 and Tom Logan .. .. .. •. 1 2 154 ts:f Bill Childa-Rodnoy Downing, /letnll j Gallipolis has press_ed t h ei win Fri~;:~y, it will ~t the stage l' ties. Spang.!er 10 to lead the South- Middleport . .... 1 2 170 150 1Rockets dowu tn the wire thus for a b1g shown on Jan. I4,at Pomeroy lost 85·50 to Well· ; ern eighth Steller'• JeV· GalHpolis ....•. 0 3 153 175 will lit.bon today ...,.. . Sbelepin, long a witli Gov. JBIIleo A.llllodeott Uti ...... ..... ill.. : Farmers Bank Sl¥lvingS COil,. 1•• a Natlelllll FoolGauge eeodlap: Gallipuli> lor lalldCIDctDDatl'l _.... ""' h ld &Monday eveniDI f t -. ~~•-· . • •.- secretary lor . pany was rostaunnl e [)am til, 13.9, running I ; ' lloll Lelpe ·Peod,_, wert remlDdad to- :i;.''and pononnol •• a ., U - PNN at Bailey's iD PoJnto "" rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 1.JINWa wllllpuk It I...., ...... ,.,,..,_,, Kremlin Health officials In oeveral roy. U!, Pt. Pilllant 2Ui, Hintoo al aba&t Ill diJ olftclalo and day lhet tbe 1166 nwr.-..,. of Jut ., _ _, ' have Jound evidence that AtltndiDi were Ted Reed, Mr. 0 -~3 llitionory Kanawha Falls ol.vle Jooden. year under the wool and ml'" lhuflle. Shelepln'a new noveltiee lmpurttd from and Mrs. Ed Footer, Mr. and 1·9 rlsin& charleston !8.98 In one action otyled Herbert Councilman Jim Fisher reTbe ,,,1_ nlled llie hair rogram ends this Decem would mean that he baa lfDIII contain Mrt. Paul Kloee, Mr. aod Mrs. ,,;,ionary.' London, Marmet E. Myers elba Myers & Sons, purled on. the study made hy meeliaC to pasb pions for a ber 31. puwer to appuiDt or remove water. They warned of Guy Russell, Mr. and Mrt. Doll . d Winfield dams were on the Contractor vs· The John G. Ruh- his committee !Or the de)IOIIt- proposed 10,-.eal otadilllll, Aceordlng to Wayne H. Cbue, lj> offtciala tbnJu&hout tile lnfecliOIL J•onlng, Mr. and Mrt. Gene 1 ;,;· , lin Constructloa Company, 1024 ing of • portion ol tbl clty - " ' ·litlp to lurt •• chairman, Alelp Agrtcultural iol llnlon. ooveltlee l'8lJII! from '11lompoon, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boai Muvemonlll Home AV<'!IUe, Akroll, Ohio, lhe lunda ill tho -ly II!NIIItd. Pet, ....... ejlb to .. - - aty, Stabilization Committee; this ring• for lolllllfl to YOIIJII, Dorothy WUI, Richard Ohio River _ walter Beck- plaintiff demando judpient a- plu Bank Iii Polat Pleatlilt lnd means that p&ymsnla I« tbl A WJDEIIPUAD plastic "Ice cuhel" JoliO!, l'lerot~. Mr. and 0111Musser, Mary KunzJo<d up !4, l:d p.m· Vulcan l•inst the defandant for tbe 1um a motion wu , . - to tranocurrent year will depend on spread enow aCI'Oit at least 25 wblch are froze.o and used to Mrs. John ~~~ 14. 3:25 a.m.; Pioneer up ol $9,1199. fer 110,000 ol c•ty fundJJ to the completing all details of mar- otalell today, Freezing drizzle, eool drinks. elman, l\lr. and Mro. Ray Rlgp, . 10 m . Peggy Downey up The action concern! a rontract Peoples Bank. kellng either wool or lambs by raiD and log pul tbe fillllbiDi 'l'ht II.B. Publle Jlalllb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Mr. :;· 7 Jerry Bosworth down between the plaintiff and the Council approved the •IeDin& that date. Morkellngs completed touche! oo a iloomy lrrvtoo ID Wuhln(ton llaued •llld Mrs. '111enoa Johnlon, Mr. 17 555 ·~.m· ; E. P. Jones up del..dant for the plaintiff to of a contract with the City lee will be<Omo mll'kotings iD the picture from Orqon to IAiemeDI ll)'tng hsrmlul beoo IIDd Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and 18 · 5,30 a.m.; c. v. Harner up furnish necmary labor, equip- 'Fuel Compuny lor.,. of the 19118 marktHnl year, and thus Tha beaviell mow Jell llr1a ha.. httn found in oomo Mrs. Wayne Swiahor and Mt. 8• 710 am Buckeye State ment and material to completa river bonk from 4th otreet to not eligible lor paymenta until tbl central Rocldet and tbl mveltleo but added lhtt and Mrs. Lellle r. Fulta. · ' 19 ,· 1 : Charlet Stev- excavation at the Apple Grn.. 6lb street for barge parking lor early 1967. Plains. Heavy log • 1111 Ulne- had bien reported.jj5:;.,;;&;.i...,.._.............., 00 "wn up· .w, •· a.m.,. West- Goodyear plant. The thethsum of '1 and IIUIIbtalnance The chairman thus urge. "·w ('nson · 1 thplaintiff k of rki•• 011 the rlv d pro"· mlti-AtiaPiic 81111 - ..rr,· tho admin!Jtrator ,,., down :0, 7:15 a.m.; Penn- claims tO percent o e wor e pa ,,. ar.. er Freshiilellltd aU claiSet with ducera to make ..,.. all eta... CoNI early thla of Mollai (Dl) Llltber111 "lvan!a down 21 , Ull a.m.; was performed, lhen the defen- bank. . U placing otudeata 00 lht honor of the 111116 eales are completed mllod with raiD and llolpltal. Kannoth Moburg, ti H Bosworth II up 2!, 5:25 dan! prevented plaint•!: fro~ ~··~:e ~It ~cb thad httn roll with 81'odet of "B" or ~bove 1101 later than December Sl. drizzle leU from the maolod Mooday thai I IIUID , m .· L. Fieore down 22, 5:!5 performing the ba.tance o1 wo1rhe. ~~-m•_ •• and has d~~ lllltuwdieretd during the !Ocond alx--lu pe- '1111o inelutles paaslq IItle to Gnat Lakee Into New 1111 been hospltallztd tbart with : N 1. 1 d " •·•• The second action lo or ~u•~ • ...n s "'•h boo! the buyer, delivering the wool atomaob dlsordrr oftrr • m., a •ona own M. • · ~ P· 1 1M ' b 1 rru·tt•·· ~th "· eom riod at Eastern '"" "" · th h 1 II N 1 enforcement of a Materia an I Y com - w• •~ They ( es capltalized to the buyer el or p J'll ca 1 ALBUQUEJIQUE, 000111mlng 1 drink that wu MR K L BYRD 40 Fr nkr 0100B RupupG Lien and lo styld Carolina Lorn- miltee rOC<lmmendiDC the Gulf were aam or through clocumellta transfer- , . eight yoang Peac:o cblllod . with tbe imported ''ice • • Uttl George ber & Supply Company vs. Billy 011 ComPIIIJ' bid be occepted had all M): rln& control to the buyer'a total tralneea set out on 1 oallfa," WILL BE AT up . G p.m., 11 .1: . An- E. Md'lermtll, Josephine Me- which was low. Tho bid accepted FRESHMEN: - Rooemary purchaoe price. throU(b mow-oovttod Mobll!'llllld testa wore under do•n Creenlhouup do. p.mG., Dormitt MOion Aggregates io lor :O·t cenll for l•sollne, Andrtwl, Barbara Bailey, ApplicliUons for the 1965 mar· lains wa• to pin down lhe 206 N. 2nd Ave. drew a D wn reenup ' 1'. II I di I f--·· d D•~•tFER ou·~ .,.. ~ ,.... ' Q 7 10 ("( 1 do Inc Famers Home Adminstra- •·• P on or eae - an m1 Biuel~ J,., ~~·· keting year payment under the their adv811lurt. The only eauoe of man's illneiS. "We Middleport, Ohio a.m.; ueen ' Y wn William H Rardin Trust- 3U quart lor HD oil. Candac•J Hawk, Nancy Karr, National Wool Acl may be flied that went Wl'OI1I with tbt Glli't plii II oa tbe •tce balltt Meldahl I:U 6p.m.; Phihp Sporn 1 · tiff. prays Approval wao fll•en for the LENORA MICHAEL, LOUISE __. "milo hike, eald conclusively, but there Is a ON up Meldahl : ~ p.m·; W1dl.' H· 'The pam , that . an . Sa with the Mel•s • ASCS Counly ~(OOd chance lhty may have! THURS. DEC. 16 1Childers up Meldahi UO a.m.; l•ariier Material Man ' Lien 1•1- lnotallatlon of I llrael Ught in MICHAEL, Pat Morrl!sey, n- Office eny time, but, lhe chair- volunteer waa, "We Wert M ld hi 5 15 . ed by plaintiff be enforced and the 2000 block of Lmcoln Avenut' dra Newlun, Don Rose, SlUR man said, "The sooner tbe bet- almost tbe momeot f»eea the caWMt," he said. · Al ton. Zephyr e a Mel: 1I said tract of land and b01ldmgs . . Sa'· FROM M uph do IDd park'mg was res tr·~-• h..v;:Q on LEY RUCKER, SU san Tuttle· ter." Btarted.'' .., ol tho noveI"~<~1!11 waa am · Pat urp Y wn thereon be sold to pay up and he north side ol loth street SOPHOMORES _ PATTY lnoonttve payments under the 'l'ht obJeet of lbt -clle banned In Pennoylvanlli, Con_ H· E. Bow- satlafy Ita claim in the omoun1 BAHR, PATTY BORING, Vir- wool program are based on the Wll to tralii lhe eight men and IIOCIIcul, Rhode Island, Loubia9 to 12 noon 3 20 1., up p.m.; Beaver up of 16.701.116 w1th '"'-rest, "-·- M..,.. •-~ ginia Bush, Janet Flek, Kalby avorqe national price lor mar-- womea lor the riJon ol over- 111, Iowa, DIStrict ol Columbia; To repair and service ..ol_,.. Fresno, Calif., 810 p.m.; Lachlan MacLeay tbe h • - e-·-llm.., w~•• ~m Gr1·rr·m, Ann Hoiter , TWILA ket'""' ......, during the whole year, ..., Peace ,.,._ ....,.I""' - . 1n•vu W ,_ M Miiwauke B Web., hearing aids ~ KARR ' VICKI POOLER ' Joyce •nd this can be determined But at•·· •~- da)'llii lht diiWD 10 p.m. J. S. Lewis down . the 'lb ·~ Ward·-· Fra-L ea~ - ...... T orees~, IIDd Pra.81-, ~-eaumont, d laHorln and auppll• for ·~ van Meter, v·IC kY Green • more exactly if repurla on mar- ......, ·~--·• met t."""'ie 11 20 p·m. Lulher Herdma. n up , ban and Gary MIDtou, who ~-... Me<. •• 1 Man all mokn for Hie ketings are complete- ASCS Is lhe group hy a 7-1 vola on,.ome<J:. coun 1es n ary- Mr. Byrd wjll be glad to l a.m : Invader down 1.30 a. haYO Wlod 'the laot JUNIORS - JACKIE BAHR, making a special effor1 to have "To hell with ...., over !lmd. Warnmgs were issued '"· m; Jnhn J. Rowe down 2:05 11 . (Continued from pagel) 1everal meeta,s. Karen Carter. Janet HolB!nier, aUappUeatioas filed before Jan. mountain~.'' They wert otblr areas. give you a free hearinK m.; Ranger down ~ : 35 .!l ·m. : De.a.. . th do- Mayor Morgu informed eoun· Ednl McCoy, Omnll Newland, p .__ th IM' test with the latest Ber1 nd do 11m ovr,c Columbuo to ~tennmo • p tty Smith 31, !!~~iS. aymenta ''" e ~ Monday. tone Electronic equip' er wn . .; ' gree of disability. Clerk Gene ell that he had been asked hy T•m Osborne, a ' marketing year likely will beA1ma Pl' -'-eDI Dldown 4: 15 ; :m. ~arl:• K.7 ~~ rGrate wa:~~ authorized to lnves- i the Dew Mayor of Henderson, Roger Stearns, Sin& Sumerfield. Bin April of ne~t year. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. ~~:& _. ment. 5 30 up ' !Jgale. Robert Powers, of the pussibl- SENIORK- BJU Allen, Mary A "mexlmum effort" IUJrcbl In Canton Monday 1 .1 a m : .H . m up · a.m. . . Illy of •hlppl•• the town's oew •·•· ~--·· I •- ~" be ~· If h•rlne Ia your bo ·~ ~-1 Be-•· ... KayAnn~ Boothe I~M~~JOr .:L aot anderway at dawn ...,.v FrLfay • -at2 a oervww "'"" problam laltona It Kanawha River - :melhup - Named Zerkle, Glb ff... . age by pipeline over lhe• B·•· v~;.i;'Q;J..,.;;:-:, Mexico and Colorado' p.m.lrom the Ewing London 1:45 a.m.: r. C ru; rand Boker kl rev1ew tra IC Shadle bridge to the Point Piea- vii, Patly Dont, Linda Wk!ns, mlllslog plane ....-.It!.. the chapel for Alma Piekens, 7G, of theanawer 8chief medical o!&;'~"" tile C...too, daughter of the late down Marmet 3:15 p.m.; Jef- ~ control at P•arl and Locust-ats sant plant for treatment which Julia M""~, Roberta Trussell. f~rson up Winfield 9:05 p·m.: iTiny"s corner) in regard to would eliminate the controver"""""'' Butler and Eva. Pickens, Racine, io:Jgerr!iff up Winfield 10:35 p. I drivers backing into Routt 71sial sewage lagoon now under nation'• •pace pragr•m. who died there late Monday m.; 0. F. Shearer down Win- and a proposal that the • t 0 P constructiOD at thl foot of thew •nt lli:lllllfJI!I~Wf!l 1:::: Dr. W. Raudolph ~•·moo I ld " Du B U ht t"" be nvorted in1o a n, 57, his wife and their pilot .,,. " 1 ~ a m ; ncan rut~ I g ·~re co Shadle Bridge in Henderoon . GRJ!ENFJEW, Oblo IIIPI) Burial n.will be In Letart Falls dul'.n Wmfield 3·IS a.m; A. J· 24 hour signal. It is a ~top light Morgan informed the council - PoUce la Soutbwestera Obi• cUsappeared Sunday OD a ntght cet1M"tery bestdl her parents. 504 TI!NTH ST. Pau on down Wmf!Oid 5 55 a.m. oow only during t~rtam d~y-~ that Pt Pleasant plant was • today JOUPI a thlol or llllevoo SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - !~m :.~v~: to :·~~:i Two nephews, a nece, and HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1 t1me houri when oehool child quipped to handle tho extra wllo tool; 71 boJI valued at George Meany Jonled With I flying 11 much aa medicine. two Jillei'll·ln-law 111rvive. Phone 525-7221 1ren u.. the crosSint. • !Owat• and Henderson would $%,700 from a neld at the more youthful AFL-CIO Execu- oupervistd tho medical trsta - - -- ---1 - Accepted Clerk Grate ' ap- 1pay coot of ohippiDJ the sewage 11 Forma foe·, two mUea tivo Council today to help which ltd to oel~on oft"' na.. the J•yJna of pipe, IOUtb Qf llere. "little. people'' by tloD's first to ·aatronauta. JeS 00 inc" teneral fund bo,iance of .pumpmg, ..tc. The molter woioUt lloo 1!1Uo, farm llllnafer, Ibacldnc vas! liiCreeses In $! 5,951 iless December bills be studied .fUrther alter c federal oendinl and fatter 1''1' PLEASA~T - Wil'iam and m:nor transfm to badlonct' ~i:"'w:~•t•OII II obtained later . : : ~~,r"Oet~ .b::! :..~ l:'!·~~g~=td lhroU(b AlTENDS SCHOOL \\ '"""' "· 7!, 307 Tenth St., olher fund• at yoar·a en I. t (' l!e · IDs 1 head «<lllll Sotardty, The 7!-year-ld President oft PT. PLEASANT - Rarrv 11 · n tired ·plumber. died at J:07 ahowed a balance in all operat- f ·:cf approved the purc\he l diiCovt:red the mlssillg 1111lt1· the labor federation Siders of Hopett, member 1 1 p ··1. \londay in Holzer Hospit ·l ing fundi of $28,725, a Sll.nitary 1 eet. cf ~" by 1 beN 11. Tiley ftiJhed. 1u spreading prsoperity to Mason board o::~:~l ".'He had been seriously Iii !Sewer fund b•lanc.• of 120.915, 1 :~":,"'.:e dtparlmeni at • 1· avera&e oflll poundo. of puor Amerioana was Uon, 11 altendlns 1 416Maln St. Pt. Pleo.. nt, W, Va. til t' pa s1 three week•. 1 which, with $1,820 LD the geoer· · ta k ~-'-Antin" ~ehool for board o! OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, llorn in Mason counly De< 1ai bond retirementlund, produc· Seldon Flemming ond Ray ! _.111111• 1w II I'll J:1 1 • lilAlOr . ' cvwro • e 28. 1Bita. he was 1he ooo• of· ed a irand total of $.18,517. W G ldd •·-to Geo Iabeing Mr lleld SiderIn SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY Muqrave wore roappuinted by orgammt1on· ' associations '""!ale Jim Wamoiey '"d Etiz· l Thoro was no ,.lf congraiula- council to the city plannin& com- Ex· ahama r er Nearly 1,000 delegates to - ' rg . . a ITEM IN OUR STORE · 1 rriiSlon f th •D' • '-'-AFL-CIO Convention were return Wtdneoday· a~~eth H1cks wamslt>y Long. lions offered for the ba ances, · or ree year ~.e~·ms. Jee ID ACJ&UD8 ....m....1 to te ov~rwhrolmin,lyjl'iiiiiiiiiiiiliiii""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=•J ~ lr . Wamsle~· was a member · but pdde plainly beamed from Mayor Morgan announced/ i""......... vo U. Williamson 8111 Willol Ihe First Church of God. an faces around the oouncll ta lhet work oo tha water tank' HARTFORD RelaUveo ~ • ~eany-~!'tktd slate He 1s surv 1·ved by h1·, wife b1e servlna: cu•tomen In the 411th have learned of the death of Roo pact e 6'' new men " · ~ · Ander lor 'de t iabor' executive llw former Mollie Smith; three 1 Only last year councilllld the str:et area waa eompleted and me Grdson~ m: ~ TheI ballot andcouncil series 8 8 da~htcrs. Mrs. 1'hnmas Rey-. mayor, faced with a p~n~lly rt11dents could use all water : ~~ Hl~ resolutions were nolds. Jr. and Mrs . Charle~ Mc· 1 depleted general fund. IRIItJtut- 1necessary after Wednec:lay. He be 1a ~ 8 tball Hoo di~ ~e on the next to lclSt day Dt>rmitt . both ot Pt . Pleasant. I ed practi~es that produced the stated there may be 1 ~light P,;j laneoo A. m the week-long convention. 0 and Mrs Jesse AMI cf New present fmancial health . . Iordor at first but It Wll not f ~ cr He had Del tes Monday ::~s H01ven : 11even IJOI'ls. Charlie.· A1110 attendin1 the meetnl& 1harmful . 1 ew Y8 qo. v eaa ll SALES & - SERVICE 1 !.loyd, Marvin. Rodney and wa• Trmuror Bob E. Byer. The city pollee aetlvlty report P:oeniX wh~ he worked ~ eco~~~ ~t ~.,.i of Wllliam. Jr., all of Pt. Pless- 1 . for the month of November wu t de govii'DIIltn · and 500 ed t2 an hour ant; Cecil. G111ipolis •nd ! THREI FINED reBd u submitted by IC'ting I An era:on was . 1or minl:~m 8wa e tax cull J<Jmt~ Robert, ParkerAburg : I Three person~ wrre fined cbiet of pollct Jaclr: Pyles show- 1 downed plane .118 1 I l fg~LUes a one 01ster. Mro. Maude Daugh- ' Monday nilht Middlepor1 May- I ing the. department worked 1044 ~ t~•=a:'J.A~ ~~td n:;e U:uiU-mlllloJI 35-~~ur trty. Huntmgton, and 37 grand Ior Le Sm1th. They were W1l- l hours, mveshpted JO 1ccidenl1· hi ldo th hildr V s ~ndlne on houaiDI (hildren and zt~areat grandchil- tarn Edward Arnold, 22, P?m- , ?rrested 10 driYePI Involved; 1b AJirue ~ ; 0 ~ ~~blle faelllttes. drt> n. . , ! eroy, Sf, and costA .and ~ f1v• , 1s1ued 382 parldng ticket~, 38 Lm· r ' en, ~> 0 I'IJneral oervlce!l be at , day jail sentence, diuturbm1 tho lawful parking tiolr~t,; 1 warn'· IIQIIAD CALLED 2 p.ln . Thunday at tho Crow -, peace: Charles Allensworth, 41,1ing tickets; recovered stolen TIIRJ!E CJTICD The Pomeroy emorgl!lleJ Husseli Funeral home by lhf : Pomeroy, 15 and costa, intox- , property valued at includ- '111 St s uad tool!: Abby Stobar1 Rtv. Clarence E. Dillon. Plact ication. 1:1nd John Paul H~. ! ins one bicy(!Je and one battery· e ate ~ 1 General · Hospital HaroW C~o10, Mor. 8 g!t 1:50 .pm. after she \II _burial is to bt announred. · 18, ~iddleort $5, and_probatiOn . made 22 !VId law arrests, 0~ ~n ~1:1l 8 couo . MlddJo,oll 1\.Pe:nds may call at the funer- Ior 111 monthl for tlleial el· felony ln'~t and 12 other mh:- bo~ever, cl~ driven at her residence on tbl Locuot lt. al hn'"" ofl« 7 p.m. Wed~Je~- hauot. arrests M1 unty our! t Frida ~-·•·· Road Phtnt WY 2-Uit dav I I. demeanor · I!!! gs co c nex y, "'nq,.. . 1 ASK TO WED F nanetal report "" read Including : Olamplin F. TompANNOUM:E PKAC11CE PT PLEASANT - Two rou-, shuwtng the following . balanceo kins, 113, Pnm<roy, IIDd Ronald . . Nov~ork 3tlth·i58City ' 135t81641· •~· The' practice schedule for Rut plea ·have madt Jpphcauona .for '!for Watff . ' · • E· Burke' 21 ' ~ .. Bottom, 1,,d Methodilil churh Chri•l- marria&• iicenoeo ia the oftiCe ' Dispusal' ~ 105 ·:· 01 • Seware ~t~~:!::,:~lngi• "": Rober1 ma~ protram to be Sunday De. of lht County Clerk. Applymg '· ' ' · · · ...........,...am, -.. omeroy, i~. was o~~nnouned today. Pra~- ~ were Luther Damon ~iller. 52. j BOND POSTED fai!W't' to realster, tic 1ng tomorrow wilt be the pn- 1Pl. Pleasant, and Alice Mane Wlihert Jack MCCioiD b MEET TONIG!fr makJrades at 3:30p.m. , Jun· I Holstem 37 Potnt Pleasant·l ~•ted M• bond 1 ~:::: u Th R . Fir · · · h c1as1 at I.·30 p.m. an d Douglo~~s ' Vernon ' ·rer, !)• Pt · ,.,.., · m a p.;..._ ..,., or appear. e acme e I'· wr Pel ..,, ance · M I'"IL ·•: ill hold I •-· Hi h 1 h t 7·30 1 Lou' Di -·Y IYor "''ar- awnuary w w t lt' -~!lor & cas e. · 1 Pleuant, and Ellen Ist Le1ar's totu1 tonight on a ber meetlna' today at 7:30 p m; The entlrt elass Will have , xon, 20, Pt Pleasant. disturbing peace char•e Me- All wome or Che Racine Jls final rehearsal Saturday at · • · n. 2 30 p.m. VerDOII Weber, Sun- I SERVICES TONIGHT ICla1n 'll'llll arrested hy pollee al wheth~ tbeir busbando 1rt da.\' School superinteodent, is in 1 Masonic services will be held local tavern Monday, men or ~tG:t are to DIAMOND RINGS BY thar~t. Tht event wUI be fol- . for Harry Willshire at the Ra· lowed by a Party Sunday night ! cine Masonic Lodge at 7:30p.m. I TOrino to au1t :you ... Up in the chureb aoclal roomo. I t.day. Mr. WU!ahiro wao a pail . 21 -u. lima If JOI1 wlab. pooler of the Racine Lode•· ' mE WEATHEII i 1\e matchleSI brilliance of a perftcl eentet PIIIO Ocoloioaal drizzle, cooltr TO HOLD PARTY 1 of line cokJr allli pneite Cllt Ia youn wbe.D CC~ll •o.theaot. Wodneaday cloody, . Tho CandyotriJIIll of Veter· , ,. c . a Keepuu 1>-nd Enpgement lln.r. lillie tballlt Ia lemperlllrt, i us Memorial hoapital will -- .............................J ht·rulcmal rat. soudl. 1hokt thtir Christnur.• party at ··- - -·- · the bolpitai cafeteria Decem...OAGIMENT & WIDDING her tc. at 7 34l p.m. Girla are RING S I T S - - - - - - DEVOT&D TO INTIRIIT OP to wear uniform•. Asking 999 ...,...u-~ Freshmen Lead ~ All Classes Jn Scholarship ~ ~ 35· 1 BELT0NE HEARING AJD ! .~ · /:io ' . :;';.:~ N~ tio~' lro':;,.,~~nd.!.m~..:,:;t ~nd. • •.m. ',~· ~ane8 ·20ren ' - •-"'·c l~d Brass Offer Help lO Li'tt peop}e 1e Boilr~marke;~~ng ~~~~~m.ahe~d 6 ~ ! ' ~=~~tl~~o!~~m~:t ~~art: lnclu~ing ay 'I hose ° I 1 1\:. :.S :u_w, ••II w~th year~~raders DOWNING INSURANCE ~nve 1 I plt•d ]..{)gem ·15-43 in a douhle ov- j [.()g2n, after Joslng 67-50 to eM Saturday. ertime last Frirby. On the fol- Athens and 45-43 to NelsonLast year, these two hfams ; I MILD MODERN, YOUTHPUL. lowing nigilt, the Hounds slip- ville=, pounded Pomeroy 6J-41 split. GARS won its tJrst game . ped past MiJdleport, 61-54. last Saturday, and the Chiefs at Pomeroy in nine years, 75- · AI hens, wiJ.h 37 straight , hope to make Middleport their 67, but the Panthers came down . SEOAJ. triumphs on the re<.:ord : third victim in five outings. . here, minus two first string play- . book. will att~mpt to break Porn-~ The Yellow Jackets, after op- ers, and upset the Gallians, 50- , eroy's second all-time loop win- ening with wins over Gallipolis · 45. '· ning streak with a victory over 61-57 and Wahama 71-47, have Th:-ee non-conference games · Coa<:h Dave Fisher's unit. lost two straight, to Jackson, are slated Saturd::~y. Oak Hill is ' .rackson, afte r losing 61-47 to 72-55 and then 81-54 to Nelson- at Wellston, Albany at NelsonWave'rly, dumped Nelsonville 47~ ville. ville and Wahama at Pomeroy. · . b,KING 1 EDWARD AM ~R ICA' $ lARGEST SHllliG itR.VID - - "1966 Ford quieter than my Jaguar? Not jolly likely!" said Rob Walker I Britlstt autematl.. 1port1m1n R. R. C. Walker knows Cllr$, but on• thins he clod"'' know was how .,itt the "158 Ford''" CASH and GIFT CERTIFICATES · • •• then he dro·w1:l ... ,; <;;; t•1e I ir:c ... "'-·I i 0 thr: I $300. 1 ·'lies II w Goocl At Any ParticijHIIIng ..• '!h ' . Gift Cartificatas Aw•rdecl Weakly !0 .. DEC. 24th DRAWINGS Nov. 12-19-26 Dec. 3-10-17-24 4:00 P.M. In Aclclllion To To Cherish Forever Merchant 1-$100.00 and 2-$50.00 WIU BE AWARDED 00 costs leu than :. 14 cents a day IN GIFT CERTIFICAm ssoo CASH 1 1 •' $1200·00 tiiASE HARDWARE uo ·' HOLIDAY . ... - - · - -· ·--···-·-. • ;;ek 1 $12• . . 1 1 HEATING I · "' Wellston. However,must the bothBUllston,61-41 and 84-44 Athens before ~;;;;~P~o~m~e~roy~..~-~--~·;,0~3~135~~230~':;;';:::;::::7:':;::";::;:~;':;;;;';':':;;;::;::;~~i!i:i If<~r.Coaf'h Bnb Shcsky's veteran j dflgs and Rockets get 1, the loss toto Logan. GAHS '· en_iw~a~s~~l~or;,;E~as;te~r~n. .":': Grl"yhound~ opPned with an up- 1by Nelsonville before that big ' lost its first two loop games by Iset !oss to Jackson, then top- · meeting. Isix points, then fell ~37 to Ath- COLEMAN r: !m f : ash ; n:: au BOOT 1 JEWELERS County ' 1 TIFFIN CREDIT 1 1 41 1 BELTONE Hearing Aid Centei Ame~ica'a. sli~ ~~-~- -~ New Tl~ Mr. Wamsley n• M d :S. 1 I I =: THE SHOE BIX ·-•---t. zOnlng . passed :tll Two Key Games .SIat ed on 'd ' SEQ Hoop Race Ce-~ Ffl ay Def~ance kom d,,(~~n:.::1,":m 26 De"''"" r::t e~•Uy ~ut...,.., Scores First LoopV'Ictory t!~- SERVJQ CENTER ~ ~~01.1~':::::.:::-: Pt Pleasant I cootnmina~ ~ a~. Spencer's 24 Leads GAllS To Victory,· MUS 7th Wins coLUMBus (IIPI) _ Ike Regular Dr•wing Keepea,kd. \ j . yo- before nooq. CASH before night. THE DAJLY SENTINEL _.,. MAN HEW 1. o..n. .,..,...., f'un•~~=··.:.;:;~ =:.': ..... i"'lblflll ••m.,l ,I ... ltloaaJ ~~~~~ ............... ~ Mil tn1n1· CIS,, ltln• ev"•netll au•lian, tnn - ' •·• N~~W f 1 ·~;~"""'""" nrro~r ~=:;:· 1 UNIT P&tl'"•* • I The Middleport erntrsency~re­ ....., ••.U.hie, Jl cen~ Mr . K'UI aquad W81 caJtecl at 7:40 ::sq:~;:r..t :: i1.m. kMia)l for Flavit Si1mu, I angsviUe who WQ lllken to . ' J n. · office of Dr. J. , &.r~~YII meetbl. Ill I medica) patienl rrm nUII . , ... tb.... 01'1911lhlo IUO; IJ I M,.,.,, • . _ ,.....,. Rrner ~~" 1 ~ nQI n•IIH~'-. .,.. . .nih 11.011. lly • the :~~~; oru:-!J:..•u.~ ·"·'-o'i . . ·~.)"'~.~ ,.,. KING N. BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 21111 Ava. 'L.-~-------~-""1'-~.,..~--, . ' ,. '"'· . ,'}J ' . •Astonishing .•. I be6eve this Ford of YQUrs reaDy is quieter I" exclaimed Rob Walker, famed British automotive sportsman. Ford's quiet ride is the reauH of built-In quality and overall engineering excellence. Otller examples of thia engln-ing magic from Ford are: • New Stereo Tape Player option with easy-loading cartridges. • New Magic Doorgate on wagonsswings out like a door lor people m!9 down like a tailgate for cargo. • Silent-Flo Ventilation, standard on Ford 4-door hardtops, gives open-window lrashnesa with aJl windows closed. • Qulel·letll a '66 Fotd. al your Ford Deolar'L 416 Main It, "' PI-nt, W. Va. eOPEN AN' ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY .i : ITeM IN OUR STORE 1M Willi•1111 Wtll1111n .. Be 12 Ya•n of Age or Over To • Winning Number Must JEWELERS C'" •o ,....., ""-' eYou Must TIFFIN CREDIT Floyd Hendricks, 40, Minenville has been arrested on vio~~~tr n~~:"~': ~; ,~':". lati~ of probation affidavit ~>none W'l' lf-lll'll lllu.nteJ obnu " ' . from Meip County Juvenile 121n I ...... ..:n• · En•.,.. It ...,.. ~ court. He ndrl Cu Wll t..wa.,. ~~·,'~er lf tilt ...,_, ..mo. 11 Plt'"'MY . held iD county jaU today· ..,,.....,8, ~W rtw~ NO PURCHASE NECESSARY SJ9·95 ., MEIG!r.MASON A.EA C~etler• ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET KEITH GOBLE FORD INC., 461 ' ,f., ... • Prizes Not Cl•imecl Be WID Be Receive frH Cl•i mecl Within Accumul•tacl One E.lch Ticket Week Week All Prizes Must Be Claimed By Dec. 31,1965-4 P.M. - ·ML<IIO·--·-·f - Third St., Middleport, 0. . . . MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS IN APPRECIATION FREE OF YOUR SUPPORT, MAKE THIS POSSIBLE PARKING NOW THRU CHRISTMAS .t �I .,j • s·oCIAL . . !o.f'--...cw,aSafeChristmas • I cb,;,~e. Sau~r.I4-Dally ' I 188~· TbvroWIUbta$1giftexchantl. ' . tonsl:lll, Miss Margaret Sentinel, P<lmeroy-1\fiddleport, 0., Dec.tf, couacu No. e will 1'11~ Wllilnl Worker! claM of Mrs. William Ohlinger alld Mrs. . -- . . · ttl stattd llfterilhly Wed- U. .Enlerpriae EUB Church Will Joe Dilley. ' 01a11s hill )IIVmlled 10 appear. bllelll; Pt. Pltllllll. ' · ....... IAI" at 7:30 P·lll· lor lbe 114~ :· Qlriatmu party. and II lil!iC. 17 . Allltltllds IIICI family membero . -t!~ Of l'flllllt buliness &Iff ~e, at lite llortte of The Past Matron's Club of of the churCh ire warmly ID· DISCHARGI!m: Mrs. l'elel l!ld the cOhltrrJng or the Select ¥"•·'i:411111i, ~uraday ovOft. Evangeli!ii' Citaptei', OES, Mid· vited. Parsona, Crown ·elty; Yi'a. ~ tQ DEC. li . dqroo. AU OI~Cirl and. iJii•,llf<i'et PJII Wilt be revealed. ,dlipor~ wUI 110111 H, .Chril~ . . mtlt Atm - ..,. """'~"-· The Middleport Lllerll')l ore urred to attend. Rocf Sprint• Better Heolth mas party Ftid~ ~-. Dec. .. l'luiilol Volley Jlolpltal Mrs Bul'toh ~';I";' •j,ccidnels never take a hoi· or use ol>en name matches, wiD meet Wodfttsday, Dec. C. Edw•rdo, illu•trious olub Will meet at !look Springs 17, at the home llf ,')liJ.' Paul ADMlTrED: Mro. &lmual - l l l t ' !day - lltlt eYell at Christ· cigarette llghler - IM!It the at tho home of MI8S maoter. Meijo<ldill church Thursday at Wlnn in Brod)jury. There wiU · ' mas time," uld Dr. E. F. Maog tree. Pork. Tho protratn will ll I th Women' As- 11 a.m. ll>l' a potluck dinner. ~- a one dollar IJifl,~ange. 0 Gillie Melli County lleaHh De- The Melga Coun))' HuJth ])e. en by Mro. Walter e • Memi>Ori are to bring a 2> cent ~ p8rtrnenl todat. partmenl stall wlah• ~ Mro. Donald Mills. Jr,' tho Middleport &ifl'tor Jrab bag. . Ch "lt's impoi'!IDI," he said, "to a ule and hoppt Oorlltmll. sponse wUJ be a nlted Pmbylerlan The Ponwroy Garden club ' r tnw up~l' bop lhll In mind dlltlng the Class 12 Circle ol wlU hold lboor Cllrl•t· will meet at the Martin reat.u. Will be Dec. 19th ~I)' - · · The excite· odlst Church wtu DIHI mas party Wedoesday evening, rant Thursday, at 6 p.m. for The United Methodist Church 110 re .~ Mrs. their Christmas dinner, follow- lay leader, Leo B. crew, and ment ot Clhrkltnle may throw Joy o/ Glt!lnf f1 day eveniD(, Dec. lJ at ~.:; you off auard and open the Th Ip J churdllt 8 p.m. ""*'~ ner 1 · p.m. ed by a party at the borne of the pastor, Rev. Melvin Alkire, dOOr to 1 sertotos ICCidellt. .~me 0 . ece be Kolhryn k~lgbt, Clita ·. DEC. If · Mrs. L. C. Karr, Syracuse. are announclnl"l'amlly Night" S11ppiaf 11 1 mu•t for ~ h ~ byjoy olglvJII( project wal ~ll, Jane Gdkey, V1rtlnll Alfted Gran(e Is rlvlnl The Women's Association of ChrlJtmas supper and progrDm hen, 11111 lbey may be tcnpted e Chlld CoMervatlon Mo- Fosber Gertrude McEllunny. Chrlstmao party Dec. 16th at Itile First Uniled Presbyterian plenned for Sunday, December to leave the chlldreft alone "jUAI Lees'!~' aTt"'r slead of tile usual gift, exchange I p.m. A Chrlotma.. proJ!fam IChurch in Middleport will meet 19th. The potluck supper wtll lor 1 few mtnutto." If this th ..t~Jtl H ~ .. J"::dt~ money WID be sent to the ml•· hu been arran<ed bv Grace Thun1d•y evenmg at tile church bo served promptly at 5:30 m ~ ... _. oafety nde Is violated they may .,;. Ch~ ~"b,. t llonBfY P'OJOC!. Dural. EaCh lamii7 Is to br at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Joe Bailey the church dining IM>IL ntom1 bome to flnd tllat fire Th hll 0 '· The . Winding Trail Garden ..,. pound of canoy and a oo and MIBS Susan Park are pro- The Christmas program comlou taktn Ita toll. Keep child- ! "..J~ :enr ~ap:;d H!~ club w1ll meet Wednesday at 6:· cent aUt excloante marked fll'am and devotional leaders. menclng at 6:30 wJJI Include a ftll Under lllporvlslon at all afte: which ~k them ..; 30 p.lll. at _the Martin rost.ur· Olild, Gentleman, or Lady,ac- Hos.tesses are Mrs. Dwight Wal· Christmas rum. Nursery child· ti-, he warned. the lt.)me 8 d Ylaced th un· ant, for a donner, followed by • eortlln( to each person attend· lace, Mro. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. ren will have a part In lh<! Flrl hazardo can be kept at der 8 tree. ~otfowlng tb~slng. party at tile Columbra Gu Co. ing. Everyone is welcome. L~i;Ui;an;;;.St;;;le;ff;,;;;M;;;r;s.;;;;;;Pa;u;l;Ha;;;;;p-;h;e;;;nter;;t•;;;ln;;;m;;;e;;;n;;t..;AI~s;;;o,;;;;,;:;;an~ta; I minunum· by loll wing ... . f Chr I h offrces. Mrs. Millard VanMeter The Twlti•ht Garden club - - · o uH:~ mg o istmas caro s, t e · · d · · • mggntlons from tho Meigs Co. group returned to tile Little wr 11 grve a emonstratoon on wrll have their annual Chriat· H..ltb Deportment llouoe for relr.,bmenta making of c:orHges. mas dinner at the Federated I· pick a freslt t-ee and saw Children attending we;e Joy, The Put P"'"'dents .of the chun:.~. Thuroday, at6:30 p.m., oft the butt at an angle an Jeffrey and JyU Beever, Jlll American LoiJon Auxl!rary of followed by • meeting and party Inch or more above the ori· Walburn Michele Leonard Me- O.:w Webster Post Will have With a 50 cent gift exchange. sinal ent. Stand the tree in gan and'Davld Miller, R~ !herr annual Christmas mJ!Otong The Meigs Coonty Democrat ! • fln/(l.tllttwlb · - " " " lniiMnl ,;,. ' water all tbroogh the holiday Howard Jimmy Sctunoll Eric and party Wedfttsday at 7·30 p. club wrll meet at Syracuse town ~~~w,._,. Willi • p/HIInt 11111111 t1 lllfllllltti•Mllus season. So called "Dame proof" and T~my Scltes Cindy' Trl~ m. at the home of Mtl. Mary ball Thursday, at 7:30p.m. Re· ! •~ 111/ps /Q im/HWI lflll¥1,_ l#t IMIIIIIIII, I ,. Marlin ' Rock Spr•••• Road. praa··'ati•Georl!!. - . . Ban ks or · . 'Danny and preparatlone are not always ef· lett, Becky. L1sa, ..., t:w • .., , _ I ..... _ ,.p;q fectlve. U purchasing , metal Gregor)• Thomas and Kenny Athens <ounty w1Jl be guest tree be sure It has the UL and David Harris. IMrs. M. E. DoW!OD. wlll oblerve speaker. All members are urged label (Underwriters Laboralor· Members of the Leaaue pre- open bouse at the Melbodl•t to attend and bring tandwiches Ies) sent were Mrs. Dale Walburn, p~sona~e from 2..0 · ~ P·~· or cookies. . . . . Mrs Kenneth Scites Mr8 wJth panshoners and fnends m '1\e Child Conservation Lea&ue 2. Check your electrrc hght · ·' ·u meet Thurod at 7. 30 • tile c:ommunlly Invited to attend. ,..,res for frayed insulation loose Lowell Beaver. Mrs. Don 'nlo- L'ad.i f tb h h ill Wl ay . ~.rn. conneetlom and broken s~kets mas, Mrs. Angus Howard, Mrs. . t esM 0 Doe c ~c ..: • .., as- at tbe home of Mrs. Dwight · Glen Hensler and Mrs Kennetll srs rs. wson'" se. ..... Collums, Mulberry Ave., Porn· 122 North Second Ave. Middleport, 0. Candles with open flame should H . · A Christmas candlelight ser· eroo1y~The~r~e~w~ill~be~a~g~i~ft,;_e~x:l·~:::::-:::::=:~~"'::":!!~~~~~~~~:!.,!l!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l...:!!!ll~l!l!i!..J never be uoed. It Is unsafe to ! arros. vice wlll be held Thursday Dec. ~' ·-- ·- I Jet the Christmas tree lighls 23, wtth the oenlor MYF In I stay on after retiring or when Heath Events for charge. All claa... and croupa leavmg lhf home. For outdoor , Week AnJWunced or the church will have a Chrl!lhghtrng. use only sets h.sted 1 Christmas events at Heath mas observance. for outstd~ use by Underwriters! Methodist Church this week inLaboratones. . Ielude the children's dinner to. 11!! . ds £rom ACtl"dents CALENDAR · '-.lb H J h D N0t y ea t epartment · - S-t · · u fu:'• 1110 '? :fJ,. j"'"""'""'.......... ' r• • f,he f}etfect (}tit t1or clill Octas~mu 's' ,· , 1 STUC with 100 CHAIRS Geo. Ingels is al •mal: .. u:'. These arrived very late and we must move them out at sacrifice prices. Our loss is your gain. SHOP NOW! SAVE! Swivel Rockers & Recliners .• C!Orating material. However, If ll<e<>ralions are combustible, use approved "flame proofing" ·1 rna Ien a s. .4. Disea~d (outside the home) lift wrappln( promplly· Due to the IarO'&"D amo un1 o1 paper, 1t • • IS undafe to burn in fireplace • 5. Be careful not to smoke FALSE TEETH day 'evening at tile ~hurch at Chtwllll McltiiCy 1 8 p.m. Mro. Emerson Jones 1 lncrtased up to 35"/o and Mrs. Earl Knight ere pro- Clhtw oualeaL ""* PftiYt: JOU can 1lCIW IMUer-ma"te dent~ uttap gram leaders. up w ~ % mor" etrectl••- u vou 1 During the Sunday morning ~~:1e,.~~~ :JAJ:: Church School hour the child· f..,, ...,,, _..,. ,.., """ ,.,.. llltb mor• llrmty 1110 tbllr teal JDON .1 parhctpate .. rens, c1asses w1l jn OOJntortable. Noa:umm.r.lbOeJ'.Pr.ttf the opening service • ~-. Dolln't sour. ObecU 4*DWH brf!ILth. 0t11 r•sTBI1i PoWdtr to• Sunday, Dec. 19 the Rev. -and day at Gnat eoun~.Ms "~· ; ' PLATFORM ROCKERS INGELS' .95 CHRISTMAS REGULAR 89.95 VALUES INGELS/ CHRISTMAS SALE--· .95 SALE ....... REGULAR OR BLACK MOLDID PLASTIC !HAD!SWITH WALNUT KNOll AND MAITU IWITCH EACH NEW1966 IGH FIDELITY STEREO MODERN tlte CHU.Cnl • ._... NPI hc/v ,iye ZMith BAN OSHELL DESIGN. SUm, trim compa ct 2-PIECE .,..- < STEM COLORSWHIT i 1 BEIGE e 59.9~ ' IN POMEROY YOUR CHOICE POLE-TREE LAMP SAVE S20.00 ON Ingels'~ MOORE'S eFLEXliiLE ONLY DUTTON DRUG CO. 3. Use only noncombustible de night Class 12 Circle Wednes- 1 FUNCTIONABLE I -~-"' __,. LIVING Cabln1t ll\tlue ~otor. B•,e• c-o/or, « C1ff· White co lot. ., "' S39.9S z•NrrH QUALITY ta vou• . . .T VAL.U• ROOM Small Appliances SPCIALLY PRICED! CUSTOM·MATIC -4·SPEED RECOFI'O CHANGER SUITES I VQL UMt AND TONE CONT RO LS NEW 1966___, Featuring buoyant, non-allergenic foam HAIR DRYER 45 RPM ADAPTER INCLUDED Ceme a. T8CI•rt LlmltMI QuanlltiN SHOP EARLY FOR THESE! Westinghouse Dtluxe I rubber cushio118! Elegant ensemble Includes sofa molded foam rubber cushions and ® with PORTABLE TV Genu1ne -;r veneers and select hardwood solids Gener1l Electric Slicing KNIFE $18.98 Westinghouse COFFEEMAKER $18.95 Port. Sweeper $29.95 ...__ ...v... -------.-.11 '.II . ill Your Gift Furniture Store nt I ..HIPOIT • MI001 * TH[ SLIM UNI 1£11111 UahtwtiJtlt, IIIM•II}'IM 11' hrtalthl TV k1 diMincctve FRY PAN $29.99 t'WO-tone tolar clublnel. Bt. . eoror antiDI.rl!. f•nCOior. lhutffully rnoltMII ceblntt wlttl matcfllnl UHF/VHF centtoft, Save Dollars At Ingels :flp C.rry N•hdle. Dl ...• .,....,., _. 10/tONLY, Wostinghouao 3·PC. BEDROOM, WALNUT VENEERS You gel: double dresser, with mirror, chest PHOHI WY 2·2841 and panel bed, 1U with utlny walnut finish, styled In OVEN WARE 30%0, S,ECIAL the contemporary manner, with gleaming brass ,95 ~ . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO DOWN PAYMINT drawer-pulls. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ,COMPANY,. .......................................-........... ltltltJtaltll-· ~ t RU IFI J P11MNIIIII.....It1011dd111111...........1 Phone WY 2·3635 We Are AServicing Dealer ' MILL & SECOND STREETS ' ' ' ' MIDDLIPoiT, O. "·,, ...• Christmas Portable ·Mixer sn.88 s I .". -,' INGELS' Wostinahouso Toflon MOORE'S IN POMEROY OPEN EYIRY NlGHT FOR JUST General Elactric Gtnoral Electric Small Record Player $18.70 harOwooct . .s. > , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JtltM,...IfltJitltltltllltltltldti!MIIIItiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN!ItMitltlt_.ltlt_ll__,llllll_ _ _. . Pop-Up Toaster $8.99 ..,......,... .nd..-:t matching lounge chair. Dominion Eloclrlc Tile -.rt • .INZ420W Superb Danish llloderc styllne In 1enliline Oil r.nKh«t • \ ; . ~ ..' ·.~ . �' ' • ' . 11MNOT Af.«N~VH.,OIJI' tHmlNef. .~ ... ' THI~ <:~E PATCH Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board .. . e.-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 14, 1965 WANT AD· INFORMA liON t.JAAI!loiN. 1 oo t' .11 lloOdM ....... Ou !MfMP t"11•Uoattoo &.a t.8ll Qe.OII.,. CliiR.RILL "T'UINfi tCC)P.III«l tlflli l ~:(1(1 A,. for Da' rt1 l"uhll.,..la& • til ,...,..~~ ~ ""''' "' .. ~toe~ .., nflJiahJO e.tl<l,.. fl'l n.-lfrl ~'hP! 1964 Chevelle 300 Deluxe 4 dr. _ ,na11 I"Litl' of\<JUI~ rhe D\11> .... JW ""''"''"'"'" fo> - •nenn'llcl lll,.rtlon 1963 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan _ U 'I'U • . . . W IJ"l lUI .......,., eenr~ 1M" wo•I'CI on~ · ... ~,... ldll'ltntUTI ,;lla ~lt Ill afl,ll 1~ ' ·.,nu .,_." '' ""' JiH111 word ,IIJoill'tlllna Ml ~I• '''" oe<ftl 114~• >UJ"I '""'' (Ill NICI W tnn•m 11.Jfl .... ll:acb • •"'"' ..-JdltlonaJ w"rtl oon .,., •t 'f() i'L ,A( :I. :-=c====== ' GRANGE InsuranceINSURANCJCMuUOD Agency. Lnc., Pom- eroy. fhooe. WY 2-3381. 91 tfc •uTUMUBlt.J', IIIBUriDCO oeen z-• eaocelled1' •..oat yoW' opera· lor'l licl:nte'? Call Wl' lliUc OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ~ tt!IIO ...,.,_ rT"b iO &AS' lAE'TNA CASUALTV tnsur111"1Cf' Mullen Insurance Agency, lnc. ~mer PllOne ~ "-L ~ oy, "'II~ Uc Pomeroy Motor Co. '8111 lr On' II :1 8.0\JilS 1;11D .__ 11 to a.oo P tt. l>lllly Silu.l'<l» ll:lll/ "- · $1795 Deluxe trim. tinted g ·.1ss, automatic trans., VB engine, Turq. finish with matdting interior, new tires, owned by elderly gentleman and is like new throughout. Only 28.000 miles. l tl.~ INJ>d lftWII 10 ~ C:tllf' Ot rHi!!NKh • UIJl'I'UA'llt-~ - $1695 155 h.p., 230 cu. in. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans., interior showroom clean. beautiful maroon finish, tires show little wear, deluxe equipp~d including radio, heater, a nice one. a....e-n .,._ aQf. 111Un .... L118h llfliJ 111or1 rftp Business · interview write sion, Garfield 228 Ohio, or dletown, 4'"9212. 24 hour ~ Semi DlVI· Street, MidPhone 1-513service. 12-l'3tc I'QMERO\', &ESU1.'f t>RQni " lf'IO WAN'I lUI PHONE WY 2-2156 - _----,----~--· I •nks - ---- - - 4 Of Th Card -- -- CIHIO fo ' Ren1 FOR SALE __ I JEST PASSED 'iORf WUTHLESS Zion Church Groups Elect new Officer• HUSBAND OUT INTH'VARP .,. ll :-.t !!'.;:~;"" ::.::::..= ""J"..':;~~ ' I· l :E,,' t I '""' f,';,Z JJ ""~- NATUJCAU.'i!f TAArS. rg~n. T~ E NIW WA'I OF' PUNISH ING )()I.JNIJ I Everyday Specials ~~at STERE~RADIO 1 Mari•'• Style Post 1 Lyons, Mason, CO'IBINATION Fu11 fidelity 1 WISH to thank. everyone for men t . Chares 11 • l · Haircuts .. . $1.25 thPir thoughtfulne-ss shown to' W. Va. 773·5611. 12-IH[c dual channel. 4 speed inter· Shampoo & Sefl - . $1.50 . d h rw· ak me et Lhe death of my hus- 1HoliiETRAILER, ·- 2 bCdroo~. m1xe c anger. m spe · 30 day color rinse, U:md .. Berthold .s mith. 1 wuuld l Brown's Tra,·ler Park. WV 2- er system. This is a 19G5 mod- •1 Shompoo & set $3.50 also llkt to. oflcr my Lhanks . l2 8 6tc l el. Radio Lovely Permanents $7 .50 up T k . · hequipped. 3324 hJ the Ewmg Funcrul Horne - -- · · --..wa I nu t [ mts . a e over pay· Wf! Sell and Ser..,ica Til• rouowu•c real e~tnt~ 111tu~te Ll d W , 1" the courtesy shown to me ' 5 Rl)OM furt:'i~hed apartment I ments of $5 per month or pay Wigs and Wiglets l •n th~ \'lii;LI(u of Po m.,roy.ln th@ cnuu 1 oy K. Peterson, ellston; 1 1<md 1 to Fritz Buck for the love- ·~WV 2-2288. ---~-- 11 -~ Uc balance due $85. Free home ~~ w~~t~~~· ••~;d lnst~.~~ctto~ Nn~)h:~: M:rs. Dewe_y McCain.Womeldorf Rt. 1 O;~k 1 tr.: Marie's Style Post .~ ~setuon No. 2u. Townllhip Nu. ~ • nd Hdl; Erskme E. Wy 2 65 II C d 1·. mu s tc . Sped a I Ihan ks to 4 ROOM HOUSE 2n d St., Syemo. a - •"-'· RL 124 Ph. WY 2.-5271 . Rano::e No . 1:1 of th•· Ohio comp;>•l}' 's l1 Rl l W 11 t H., \... Melvin Alkire fur his 11 racuse, with hot and cold I l2-14-6tc Pur""a•e. and A bounuect ttesuibe son. Syracuse. Ohio ed aK ruttnw" tnt 60 ranct .... t whle hv , l!:oughtfulrlt:'SS ond comtorling . lOO r.... t Jun~t Jymg 40 r..et Sm1th or : Births ! 1 g'dS WY heater 3"'2 I 1965 SJNGI!.:R ll'.,,....""""""",_...,......,...,."""'l · --I str.•el running \,;nt fm1n Wllllam H. ! . fl l bwater. dMoore's wor ds, (o tnose sendmg or· Jg gar en ot. 2La~t ..n hnu.~e to the su~ar Hun Mrs. Bruce H. Doss, Pt. Pie- 1 ' 1 offenn ~<; anrl an~·one -:-1 ~<' 11 24 tfc SEWING machine. Equipped to ·. · Jto;•<l tylnt~ rrom " 11 th eRenjamin i':nst ~idt-"' am 1trcul anll running 1\IWf!K~ · asant ' daughter • 11·34 · · • Monh k who helped in t:~nyw:1y. Sara ' BRiCK DUPLEX.. bedroomS : zig zag, ~a l uttonholes, i EXPERIENCED · ''"'''~nter •hop 1.u ,IAcob Durit"• ~t.a- . day; Mrs. Winfred L. Dent, · 3 12 •14-!1" Take over pay - I bl e. Ucgiun.ng at U•c Northwest cur· I M'd I : -·.mtl1L '1"1 living room dining room kil I fancy des1rrns t"> • IWr nf the lul hereby COUYe)'ed, tbcn•"f" l deport, ~on, 1 p.m. Mon-~ ~- -' ' · ' menls of $6. per month or pav ' IJOUth 11 \~ degree~ t:;~st along liil l<.l Iday and found chen, balance due $64.44. Try It In de• I ,.n.t [ and rlla_ g.arage B 1 ·' etn·H trtl'l't 60 E~~lfe{•t.100thl'nre feet: 1\urth th ence78'h North Dl b - - -- -- · ·- ror Ced a" g<b u cc, u. h C·il II'Y 26555 II"~ (!(•)!ten Wewt 60 re ..t, thenct ' sc arged sm1th '18'-'i uerrees Wtar 100 ft-tt tB Robert Abner III Calhy L 1 l ST: Saturd·' l' in dOWlllown ternut Ave. Call WY 2·5127. your orne. a · · l.(!-'omeroy. . . l propert by. and s. beln~ w. Pvm Lady ':; gold watch, 11 13 Uc - ~~~4~t~ U•e 1-' l~eeY o:onveyed of hl!fl lnn inll Ow· Clark, John W. Davis, Charies t I J·• ndanl lype, btl! wtthout , .. :- --- - ; . ao.. 0 m the tarnest truck oT f"r" t 1 to •·nutwth s ... ~, by M I ,I IM . lnseriptwn on bark , "lODERN unturmshed 3 rooms I TAPE RECORDER radiator to lhe ,,;,.· ;,.;,, · Mmh a. , 88 ,," ,,, ,.. · DowHey, Mrs. RusseU Few, 1 11 0 •. 1\'i lh ntuch Love. l><Jd." Re· i and bath.. u!Jl1hes. ! 1965 f\10DF.L !_ape recorder. Du- : smallest heater core. Eddie A. Dana King, ..n ;u·d. PIHJJIC WY 2-33'4. c~\ . al~ Bmldmg. 11 16 lfc I al track With 5 Inch reels. I ' (' o unt~· . Ohi o: ~ISO. netng Lot No. Mrs. Rllth Rankm, Russell ReyI Tl 4~l. 40 feet ny 100 rcet.. ln lhe Vil- nolds Todd E. Rothgeb Kelly 12-l4-3tc , HoUSEOnLinCo~P.eights 11S. set _htts fine t.ine. This !age or t'urncmy. Met~! (uun t v. Ohw. 1 • , ~~__ _ . ,· set Just hke new. Take over WY 22143 1.anrt netn~ the pmperty ron\·eye!l by J . Thomas, Thomas E. McNeal nsr - Coon Dog· Brown• newlyC decoraled, ln.llde and I paymt-'nls of $5 per month or Pomeroy I Pomer<~y v B. llnrluU onn Sam Ul' l hYWyll:yB . II WY , to t::hzabeth SougH dt-ed 1 •~~ rs. wen deII R. Haner and mL · 15 5127 • l 111111-' ' ick lr~ nnd Walker mt'\- ' ou 1· ,. · 11 · · bat ld.·u·d , ,.,.,. mbu fl61! , ~n~ J'fford · fant twin daughters Mrs Man· 3 . ' ' I 10 29 (f · pay te remaJnJng 8UCe 'l -·.. - - -- ·p:,_,., ed Ill Vol J~, Pa~l'~ 7' a nd 78 o! the 1. • · t·d _ Has collar, no name plate. · __ c I du; $62.24. Trv it in v 0 u KARL GRUESER luwuiD~ Ht• rm.'• " ' n~•d~ .,, Mel~· Lnunh ucl E Gheen and infant son l II H c Cl ht Ph FOR ENT 3 h ' . • Ohw. c~ccpt th~rffrom the fDIII'Iwln~~; I Mr . ' R : room . ouse, \ hnme-. Call WY 2-6555. 12-14-6l Retn~ ~'' ttl"' "o rthwe<;l corner of 1 s. Ronnl'e G• . B eIue and ml t o..omson, w t,r. one 9%-2162. 12-14-:!tc bal h and garage. North First - -utd t.nt stNoco . nm. the I _fanl son- ~----~-· Norlh.,.·,• w1· hel'!lnnin• of ~aL<l loat t where _ __ N0 1(9 . · St.. Middleport. Phone WY 2· , CHRISTMAS trees sheare ILe East line ol llntk street Iiller· 3600 12 1 If I ' cct• tlw ,:,nuth lin~ of l. -·~ l., ~· St reP.L: 1 c-c==---- ~ROOM, unfumished apart- ~ included: Mrs. Nelson Cromley, tendent, expressed her apprecia· and 230 Pine St.: Mrs. Richard A. tion of parents having their chil- The Loyal Volunteers H . R 1 N0rth De d dren at Sunday School and Friendship CJasses met recent. arm, t. up; war presented each w1'!h a g1'ft. I llh z· Chur h f Chrl E · Cia gg, v·mton; Mrs. Ch ar"' 1 Y a e 1 Jon e o st. Members, or the Cradle roll Off' A. Nuck.Jes, Jr., Patriot Star are Delores Gill, daughter of are'·.cers or the coming year U· s. CIViL SERVICE TESTS! Rt.; • p Deborah · M F.BHolbrook, H Rt. Rev · 8nd Mrs. E~gene G'll . 1 : ,JAJf· President. Bill McElroy; . 111e0 - •omen ll:l and over ":.u.. 1 alnot; rs. ruce · Doss, io and John Smith, ch1ldren. of v•'ce president and news repor• JOb'" mp ,,_.rt.tn• INI7 ort Pt. Pleasant ·, Connie Jo Car-, Mr a nd Mrs 0 scar Smtth·• ~ lloUr. AO"•~"'· Preparet.or)' Ches w•mtrll u tona .. rt!Qvt,.d penter, New Haven; Mrs. Ira · · • er ter King· secretary Ray Mulford, Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. T•resa and Harold Eugene Charolette Lamberi, and treasU: ectaool •utflol""' for m•nt jot>~ James S. Roush , Pt. Pleasant,· Jeffers. chddren of Mr. and rer, Margie Warner. FREE ontr.rrn.t.loll on )Oila. lollllfiU. Mrs Harold Jeffers · Angela rei!utnnnon•.e w-rt~ I'I'HlAY ""'"' Elmer L. Hokanson, Pt( Plea· ' Attending were Bill McElroy oam• .. nd •a.-• l.lncoJrl Si!Mee. sant ,· 'Irs. Eugene E. Bryant, Kay Barton, daughter of ~r · Charolette Lambert Margie and' &OJ too. c.,. _. tbe Datil' '" and Mrs. Robert Barton · LL~a . ' &enlulat. Pomeroy; Mrs. Dolly A. Bart- Gnil Peters daughter 'r M Richard Warner, Kay Wyatt, Legal Notice , ley, Ht. Vint.on; Mrs. Winfred and Mr , ~ . p 1 . 0A 1'· 1Bever1y Johnson, Rex Cuming!Jo L ll M '· ~uJS e ers, nge a Gu sa t Ch ld' d LI:G:u NOTtcE Y ar me an 1 . ent, 1ddleport; Mrs. C. I and Cindy Curtis, daughters of MHl er 11nd I•Dw ler. whDII rf!sldtnce Su- . Chester Kmg, and Mr. and Mu. 111 Cart uaknowu. unknnwn bl'ln. 1I Richard Karr ' Pomeroy '· Mrs. E' Mr. and Mrs. Ke'll.h C•wtl's· '" Eugene U de~tSl'l!8. t~ 1wt,~•·the ue<.>Utorl 1md . Frank Robinson, Rt. 2 Racine- san Jane Jet!, daughter 01' Mr. nderwood . Refresh2• and Mrs. James Jett : Billy Joe ' rnen1s were serve. il dN·Used. will Ad· I Mrs. George E . ('_,.reen, Rl . l aUrninistntur~ of take ca rl notief Miller that Fowler, d ! ele f_ Culluma. lU Admlnlstral.rix ol AIDany · Jesse J . Ward Rt. 1 8 . I onthe th"Est.:•te18thot'duyoetta<>f ~·owicr. deceand . ' . ' rowmng, son of Mr. and Mrs. NoYr-mbcr, 1965 , Middleport; David H. Haggel'· Ronald B · Terry J filed a pl!tltloo in the l'robate court t M'ddl• 1. F. d D Go. . rownmg: ·a- Queen An~e of England granty, . I .por' Je . . scobs, son of M. r. and Mrs. Lllr· 1 "' Mei~• rr~unty. ohtn. •llfl!inl!' that the pcr~on;l proPI.'•·t~· ~ ~ tnsufnrient ney. Columbi<ma Mrs. Harold J ob T d k ~ ed 8 patent for 8 typewriter to ito pa.v the deht" ~net '"'l""' or "'I""'· T All ry ac s: 1mmy an Jac ie Henry Mills, a London engineer. ~ral!on: d!f"d •e•z yn, Ironton; Braley, children and Mrs. I in 1714. ......-.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, ,I ed tn 1~e tha1 aimp ~nid le of ue<'eden,,t the ro owlug rea ,. ·I D. Frazier Ona WMrs. Va James · Mrs l.,..o ....;...-.._ _of _Mr. .......:,;.:,,;.:;~.::.:.::. • • ' Jackson: · ., Mrs.·1 1 - - - ·Ieatat@: · Emerson Scott. 1 ~========~=.1 ===================== 1 -: A ServiC81 ~ Jack Braley, Joyce Balter, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Se~ don Baker. and Tilden A. NaP' per, son of Mr. ond Mra. Low· th e renee Napper. ..:._ 1,--------------------,1 "'PH"'leot"rro""""' eo'"J1Yill8:_:-;;Se:-m=ce:-.-:eo-==-!> TRVCK Dfivers:ages 20-45. AI· 1118de ol ,_a! papers. terenced shortdrivers, trainingyou withcanexperlR<!eognIt!~n was given "" .earn. ·· , b1rtb reconls lllld almost any d dies 1 ·· " Cradle Roll depar- of the ! SIGNS Pomerov olher d....,.Dia. top wages for gas an e• Eatered Hospital ~.Burel CUff Free Methodist CIP leDitl' lasurance, Pomeroy type .operations. PrevioUs exch h SUnda dr perience helpful but nol nee· Persons enterillll .llolzer Hos· urc Y mo g. Motor Co. 1 1 -essary. For applit"iltion ~n~ pital during the last hours Mrs. Cljfford Klein, supertn· 24 OIJILITT tlatUl.Al'lUNI l'n. PUhl1,.he-r • _.._Instructions __ min I,;At'II :II.IJ .AI'tll"* Wtll lnsur1nc. Cradle 'RoU i1 Given Recognition AS ! THC\00 Ill/Ali fiQJNEi iO ~! PUNKS!!' I· i '1 Our Weekly ,)J • · 1 lo~t RADI ATQR SERV I CE b~seme. I I b~lldozer ~urmsh 1 BLAETINAR'S . . ~1"!~'\~; ~~~~n~:· ;\!!~:\t ,;~~ I . Henle~, I ~. ' ' --- . - ~-- . -~-- · -- _:_ Scotch, Rt. 124 between Lon ::-.H001 [t'-; G malch at Amencan UNF 1, Bottom and Reedsvl'lle. M. L I ('~ t11n Farm, Huttand . Ohio, URNISHED 5 room!! and 1 Carr. l2-l3-l2tp Hf' l'l'll (;!'O\'C Ro~d. Sunday bath , downstairs aparun.ent.l 1'. ".· 19 al noon . Sh.otguns . l N.ire "Y !ocntion 2 5·'34 in Midd!.eport. f FOR "a job well done feeling' II \ C I·. · ec.mm.·.wecf!mt'. I 12·14-5tc .. _ _a -- ' ___ - ... 12-l clean carpets with Blue Lus. It.· ru lOL-S }lr~rnl'm~de Pizza . T , tre. Rent electnc shampoo 10 5;k. 75c, and $100 ~izes . Dt-'· ' ~ ~RAILE~ SPACES_ fur l er $1. Baker Furniture, M1d 1J\E' P z··::J. Si 50 . .Jaek's rent m the Vllla.ge Mlddl,e- _ d_leport. 12-IJ-6tc 1 orl Call WY 2 3346 or \\ y P , r.o.· rktr, Middlrport. 12 8 tfr · . -. -- . . 2-2186 or \\1'\ 2-3600. I PILE is soft and lofty color L('O[ J home wanled for J very 11 30 lfc , r"l · " a' 1.n bfl.11 .tance .m· carpet •·r · hed L tr en Ie ktttens , 8 weeks oln. ---· ~ -t cleaned w1'th Blue FOUR ROOM ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 tfc Rent ~lectric shampooer Pnone WY 2-3953. 1110 6tc lU rus a par. us $1e Wanted To Buy Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ,~~ M --- ----- -~ ~onu<~Y· 12-13-6tc FOR SALE ~~ \\'[LL BUY one pair of light! ,---:-~"':"'.,.__::::::..==•,1-· lll' i!o!ht water skis. Must be in ' OPEN EVES. TIL 9 ~ RATS, mice eliminated forever EtlDd CDndition. Ca1l WI 9 - 1~ : Get "Star." Ebersbac• Hard ., ., 12JA (CLOSED SUNDAYS) I ware, Sugar Run Mill, •• Pick - "t""3tc 3 :1 -. WILL BUY Beef Hides, Ed J. · Christmas GIFT Hardwure_ Mason. a~t ne "' LaAit·y street: thenre wu•"r· S tr P-~1 to the ~ nr·Jtne hf'~in y,ull"y IB re,., ato"c the pla·· snath of· runt~. .. ;-.·~ harl~•ronvS.Hr~. tel J)<J i-~ Smith, 5tH; w. Main St., Pom- 1 my.. Ohio. 12 1(). 3tp I · --· - - - IDEAS at Landmark f R( E I t2-9-3otp II 1 Hntli~ hu•h~lld.sayre tr• and the ~t l'a~r• ~6. I R~frrPnr~: v""'~'"' i _Po~----~·~ Real btate For Sale._ ~ ·11 I KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Like Our Quality Way If Doing BusiDea" tic Phone Today For I ------------'·I CARRIER NEEDED ~'I'ND &"liNDA Y fiii\V FRIPA Y6 ou Sign Oo - 1'1t!W• b o~ saered Hurt 6 20 Met,:;:s Counly RFD 6 25 Paul ~wert~, f"a.-m 6 ~' News 6 5i WuattJer 1m 'ldltunat ~eWB 'i o~ ~ill Miller Sbn\) 7 :-111 Sports Pdrmtt: 7.35 Btl! Mitter ~ho• l.~t t'lck.ert.· • t ::r:..war~ !l'uu Thurs.) 7·60 News 8 Bill u;ner Show 8 4!l B.:tker furniture SM 9 oo New• , ~~ Collee with Jalltll 11. 00 Portraits ol 8 Yatr1ot ,o "' Sw•r Shop 10 30 Bill Miller Bru,ch Show 10 45 Mason Agr. P'Ogram 4.30 4 4> 5 00 5 O.i S ao 5 SO all ttwiClde !etten are dltterent. 4 (leyplb~ · - - IDTT RrDO QDO lltlrZO'O", I DIDN'T WANT IIPD NN PART OF THAi ~OGRAPHER IN F1~5T Pt.ACE,IIUT tBilJ.-QTORDT:&.WIID'II' '!liE YOU INSISTED. T.....,.. ~~ A MAX OP INTIIOR1'l'r WIU, NEVIIII UITIIN TO AI'IY IIIW!ON AGAINST ~BCIENCil. -HOllll 8·00 Sundowu Serenade 1:45 Sign Of! WJEH RADIO !A TURD.\ VS 8·00 Sign On - New:! I 30 Happy Valley aoys IIJ5 Country MuSJo 'flmt WIER LOO 20 e UJurttry Jamooree Monday Tbreq:h Friday 1 ·OC Protest:mt Hour 7:15 Stgn On, Musical Cloclr: 7:30 Sporta Pararte 7:45 EchoeS cf Joy 7:35 Larry Am1Pr ..,nn StJOW 8:00 Ohio Valley New! Ut 4f' ft's ~, 11 ~ 1 ' Vmv 8:$ World News 11 :00 Dutto11 '~ IMn~ Dairy 8:10 Sports Todpy J'up lc' 1' v 8:15 Weather Picture 12:00 News 8:18 Musical Clock 1 1~ l!l fu sll'a l Inter Ufk 8:55 Community New! 12 30 Rev Merlir, ~·etiS 9:00 Talk of the Town 1:00 News 9:55 MBwa County Newt t:OS Jtrn Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 5 50 Sport. Parade 10:15 Family Worsblp Hour G:OO Sundown Serenade 10:30 Latchstring 6:45 81&1' Of! 11 :1111 News Sl'N!JH8 11:05 Morning Melodlet tTl•esday: 1:30 ~lgn Un • Arm, Hour <e1copt Friday, Church Family Worobtp (Tburs.l 1:55 Naws Bolls Ri11J1) A >C. Proaram (Frtdayl S.UO Baptist Lallll•n', HoUI 11 :45 World News Newt 1S.3V Sunda) Show 11:55 Mason County New1 TIPy't Country J~~&~cttoa uo Tbo Bible Spea>• to Youl2:00 Community r.ewt rtur'• Country RymDJ 1 4li Legtslative Report 12:05 Noon News Cement ~loch Newo lC IJt. Tho Good ' .lie 13:10 Markell , Got!lller'l Ouest Star lb: l" t:oogrl!ssrnan Moel ler 12:15 M1d Day Weather <Frltlayt 10:30 The Country Hyrnntimers12:20 Bulletin Board l6rJ Ande""" Show II 30 !'he Qu~el Hour 12:25 News 0 Grams Jlol IIHI Show ll 00 N 2:30 County Agent Blllollnor Ao,. Sbow 12:45 Country Go Round 12 :· 15 r:;'tCh n.511ans Hour 1:55 News Beat Etectnc Comno111 •- NOWI . IZ:3t\ Tl1o Rev \ .,.,., feels 2·. 1111 Country Go Round J•rn Meeo S•N•' 1:30 Tl1o Rev. Silas Btllupo 2:51 News Beat ,,cwo 2 00 !'be Rev. Andrew Farsons 3:1111 Mtd Way Matinee .Jim Mees ~nw ! :!til Sunday ·'"'rw... as.. 3:55 Nt'ws Beat Rl2er'1 Woalber R<!port 1:00 Sundown Serenade 4:00 Oiscing with Doso Sports PariiGI 1:16 Sip OR UO lnterchanga f~~ BOR.N I I ~· - llJ'D ll SO 3 ., 415 ' •==--==='.:.-.il--=tlc~'"l -"-,,ltlf'• nA au ~ , , 1ay 10 45 lu 4c II no ll.Ub llll<l 121J(J 1:.: SG I , A.XYDLBA..&X:& WMPO Radio GMAC Financing Available <lB11'TOQUOTI!:- Be...,.s how to work It: Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply atands for another. In thla sampiP A 18 e4 fo1 Ute three L'11, X for- tbe two 0'1, et.o. Slqle IettM'II a';. trophle., the length and formation at the woraa are bi.atl! white sidewall tires, radio. Real nice. I .. D~JJ,Y 283 V-8 motor, auto matic trans., turquoise finish, Pmneroy Ohio WY 2-5342 'I· ~".:"':=..:"'~":'"-''~·~"~·:'"~·~""-'~"~"':·!..'~".:_t!g"'atiLll'o~n~w'!'h~a~ts~o~ev~e'!:r::·:!A~d!!•::.·--~"""""""""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""'""'""'""'a"""""'.} 9 22 ,., Bel Air 2 Door HardTop If -. 48. Entrauee 44:, IIUI~r.it l. O'HJQIIIt' Midget Jransi'SfOr 1 Heareng • A'd I you l'an hear people tatk : ~" fle,ord s. and <'an ·1 mak£> oul thP words:1 Peed 11ft. ra11e dearly, thrn this wiU be your ltlfi!l5 Cou nty Dee-d Rll'(ordl, answer. An extremely small The Pnwr ot uid p¥tltlnn h for 1 hearing aid using a tiny ener· h~urpr>we ,.de nr "L pay1nt~ 'a"' te ••the 1 nt.•re debJ.. for of the Lhe • llized unit, has been perfected 1 4e l'f! d en L an t1 co• ta ot ..ullll -~ ·ru Lra uon. by a man wbo himself to bard Tbe Penon tint abnve mentioned of bearing and has been for OV· 111 fllrlher ttokfL notlee that they 10 With h' a\·e h~>en ,, a,Je parti•·~ di>fendanu to cr years. II new aid, atd petttion.and are requtnd to un · even whis...,rs are crystal clear. wer the sa me oil or toefo~ the 2Znd .,.~ 4ay of i*l'mber, 19n. U interested It is suggested you .:'~!~'!tn~~tr~~L~rrM~he ~- write HEARING, 32 E. 9th St., tllte of Della Fowler, deceued. Erie. Pa. You will receive fuU Webstu and Fultz, u.. rn ..n ror Plilintllt mrorma ti on at no cost or ob"u· For Sale: ~House and lot, Kerr FREE ESTIMATES -~c:o:'7'-c-c-:::.11:_19_ 25~~ Boy's or Girl's 44.95 bicycle I Sl. City water and gas. Rea· . ON A."lTIQUE Furni:ure, dishes with purdUtse of this eo~ble. M. Mollohan, Tuppers SIDING n·iscel!aneous CaU or write· UNICO 28 CU. FT. P!am~.;::-;;~=,~- --12-1~~~~ ~ eALUMINUM a STORM bOOR Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8Qt1 W. CHEST FREEZER I HOUS~ FOR SALE & WINDOWS Main st., Pomeroy. 1 • Modern Ranch Style BeautifuJ t $299.95 •location oo top of amatt tutt a ROOFING -===- --' _29-~c ; I facing State Highway Garage on PUHS WANTED : Red Fox, Il l "A GOW STAR STORE" I Roul• 7 w>lh good road 1o mam Exterior Decorators \1 us krats, ~1.50. raccoons, $1. -l ~ POMEROY . highway Four bedroums. Uvmf: Of Ohio 7:!. Maran Fur Agency, 10. i· dtnmg, Jack W. Csrsey f 1 1 family, kitehPn. -eak· WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0 . 0. Wright ) N. Brown St., Ma. l Mant~ger as Pay. maid's, utitity and I':==~~~~=:==~ son. W. \'a. Ph. 773-5296, I Ph. WY :J:-2181 !, shop Three bathll, (.'(' rnlc tile I. ----_-_ - _-__ ---- - -- wetk days 4 p.m. 12+JOtc ..1• and wall to wall earpet on AUCfiONI!:ER _ ·- ·-- _ ____ _ ___ _I ~ - floors. About two-thirds o1 Compi~U! Service ROOM AND SOARD USED work pants, sh irts, jnr.k~ · b~use Is paneled. in matlo(!:any Cri!f f\radfflr(t ~ t>h , and shoes. C<~rl Clwva· a d wal~ut. Au conditioned. Write. Pronill or Contai!C fU>OM. board -ind- cafe" -for ;n . ,Large patto and dotJble carporl A. '. "RAU~IIlD lier, Long Bottom, Ohto , On Jot 200' I 390'. May bo seen ~ • ., Pldcrly lady in my home. \2-ll 25t Raciae, Ohte Sriversvil le. Ohio. Anna llain-· -- ~--· -- -- - ___ - p by appmntment only es, VI 3·2602. 12-11·6tc 150 RHODE Island red hens. 5 PRICE REDUCED -- · --- -----~ Muscovy duck s. Call M3-2778. Write: c-o The Daily SentiaeJ II' Overseas Employment Help Wanted i t2-11·3tc Bo• iGll·H Pom•roy, 0. All trades truck driver to . repair ser !SEWING machl nes. es. WY 2--Z284. _1._)1 proieet engineers. Africa . vire. all mak op, Pomeroy y., sr ~t:ftty Europe, Asia, South Padflc. The ~~ abm Sh S paid travel, housmg, food. Aul.l:Jrotzed Sing er aLes and i POM.t.;ROY - 1% story frame, Atlantic. Hi;h salary iobs. Serv1ce. J 29 tic six rooms, bath, cellar, front male, female over 18. OEIB .. · y~llow Delicnnd back porch, out of high Box 23190, Oakland Part. APPLES. red and Winesap, water. $5.000. : Fla. 33307 ions. Sta}·man, 1\Ielrose. OpPOMEROY-Five room frame.] _____ _ _ .. ---- _ __ RUTLAND Grimes Golden, unday. Wt'll's bath. n•t br, fron t porch, I CUSTOM BUTt.:HERlNG Ml 1 t•rt daily and S large lot, can be bought with cutting. Will buy hides every Apply WY 2-2156 Orchard, Wilke sville, Ohio. 12 8 30tp 20 per C"-'nt down balanee Monday. Ptlil Meier, Phone THE WY· $42.116 per mo~lh. 14·000. WY 2.'liil0. t _18 Uc isO.ooo - sTu floor furance: 4 30 6tc iO.:E-IN Fl_ v e acres, one r\.L~ CONDITIONING RetrfKer· DAILY SENTINEL I 2·2651 ____ _ ~ry frame, Sl.l rooms, bath, atlOiD aervtee. Jack's Refrig- · -- -BUDGET PRICE D furniture lD basement, furnace ·· heath1g, eratlon New Haven. Phone ASSISTANT cook. Apply in per· our third floor budg~ shop. co~ete front porch, otber TIJ ~. 4 6 ue son at The Martin Resl aurant, Baker Fumitur e, Middleport, bwldmgs. Owner may finance. 12 10 tic Ohio. Middleport. 11 12 tic $5.500. Auto Sales ~---... C. C. CUCKLER REALTOR · For Rent USED KING FL UTE, for sale. WY !-383!1 ' WY Z.36.11 1964 STATION WAGON. Volksll 11 tfc ~ _ .. _ wogen. Call WI 9·2117 . THHf:E BEDROOM hoose For • WY Z.2950. 12·14-Gtc rent Phone WY 2-2216. 161 N. FFREWOOD . any lenglh~lio.oo FOR SALE. 24 uere farm, 611 Call or write rO?~ hou se, 2 ctsterns, 4 out1 FOR SALE: i~ Pontiac 5th Ave. IH4-tfe pick up toad. Dood ·- - Glendale Skidmore S h ad e bmldmgs. In Hemkx::k Grov' 8t . ht 8 t ti the former Edwin Schul-, ralg - au oma e. . '. t•,t_ enG ruu ··. ·· .,, tun ··, h& Ohio, MY 6-34'11. • 11 . 1 tf~ the iss prope ·ty. Phone WY _ · work car. Almost new hres. oput. 1 2 1llld TOES. Charle< ti<l!ll after >:OO p.m. 12 10 etp Phone V{Y ~2·711tit1. __12 8 6tp l2 8 tfc wv !.114!11 WINTER POTA "'""(I Harris, Portlan d. Call VF 3· 1FOR· SALE · 6 ro ho . 11961 FALCON Deluxe Tudor, I ROOM fumisbed apartment for renl Phone WY 2-2776. 1\f. _ 2693._ _________ _12 2 12tc bath, full -base~:t, ~= Wlt~ ra_di~, heater, automatic transter 5 p. Ill. Rowley and Reed ,l sABY CALF' Hereford and ,' se 11 St ., M'ddl motor overhauled, lf d I eport p holly ne· miSSJOn, •a~n J h R' h d • Ea ar ware. Brown Swiss cross. Cliflord i Pt. Pleasant 69~26<r7. . .......,. o n JC mon '~tl~ st - ==-='=::""'1_::11:-1 !Fe Leifheit. l'HI·3!c • I · Main St., Pomeroy, Oh10. " • _ --~--~-=1 _:1-:_!..:I:Fc:_. ' l 12-7-trc · 'I'~Ait.l!k LOTS J.. tree lOW TRINITY Lutheran Church, II> .. , 196:1 CHEVROLET ''2". 4 door, Livestodc 1 11" IQd • - · llrutm'o !'rail catcd on Butternut Avenue, 6 6 Cylinder; straight transer Pm ISlaM Approved) end of 2nd St., Pomeroy. Call GI:RMAN sh•ptierd pups, Mlnemllil, ObiD, l'llOne W\ WY 2·2036, WY 2·2928. months old, $25: Walter Wil-1 mission. PhOne WY 2-6094. Call 5:00 p.m. 12 10 6tp ~. 1 II ~· 12·ll·lfc son, Phone WY 2-7028. FURS AND beef bides. Carl Chevalier, Long Boltom, Ohio by hrr iiiU<" of 11.l' omPmy d<-ed No~~mbl't' L!H4 , ~n by d !'l'<" onleddateli in O<•k 12. Met 11 M couu1y 0~ e111 nlon~: henre ' So•>tllPtly Ill il'l'l the lin•· of 26nrl.:k te I N<>rthea~\l'TIY let-t strQet. \.o the thPn soutb Dea f Man Perf ects SPECIAL 60 Chevrolet ~CO~F~U~D your Individual contempora'l otyle Mur oc • ou 1 eay ;Ho, ho, ho' like everybody elo;_,.; Yoah, yeah, ytah 1' " J I LOSER · - - - · · 4:45 Spotligbt on Sporto 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community Nen 5:10 World and National News Lim! ORPHAN ANNII ~ : 15 Sign Off 7: lS Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News OK, id M ~ I<I'IOWN 8:06 World News SUCH 1\'i!~ t JUST WAITIH<i • 8:10 Sport9 Today Wf.IAT IF YOU W'RI NliViR 8:5 Weather Picture TO COM'- HOMi TO ME AGA\r--1 'i OH-H, MV M&tl f 1:16 Pt. Pleasant Foolboll 10 :30 Songs fnr Children 10:45 Golden Key 11 :00 News 11 :05 Saturday Show 12:00 Loc•l. Ohio, Nat. Newt 2:20 Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grallll 12:30 Saturday Malin.. 1:30 News Headlines AlBIE AND SLATS t:al Saturday Motinoo 1:55 Ne ' ! 2:00 Satu. .!lly Mattnn 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matlneo 2:5' News 3:1>. Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matine• 3:31 Saturday Motineo 3:55 News 4:00 Dlsc!ng with Do•• 4:30 Radio R I 0 5:00 Newo Roundup 5:15 Sign Off .:___::.::.;..____ I I J • Wl.D _A J013 TOO. WAl, THAT J081Q OO!:!Jj! - - ... - I I dWtwaAher tlii• Cbrietm& Them'• DO P~ bJ hand. No tlrudgery. An doet it aU-aatornatieally-in water mueh hotter thaD haadl,could If you l1ave a illmall family, u~.tht di11hwaher ooly once a day. Bi& family or lot& of holiday eompUiy? Pat il to work right after the meaL Tbeo relax. with everyOBe ell& You <.an get tl•e right model at the rip price •• , r~ aow • .JW' lavwilo cloo•U.-OW~I..., !!'lJ!r;,!S plumhiu!! •'()Lfttracaor. 1 way Give a electr~ di!!hwat~her QUL el~trie Selecl your electric dithwa~her from these JamoiU name bramll.. A••lrall AMC I I Pr.. l.alre I Gill R•lpolat I /KI!Ivlaater I I /Kiteltea AI. I Ma1le I Me.era M..U I lli•rp I PWe• I Pre-11 I ~ c••••er• c•..t ""•••re INre I Tapp••l T••r••4•re I Waote 'J/'Jj.~,_:;;"•••••~• ! Wl~arll;' "n'·· . 1.. .. ~ WCIRI¢ •((}MI~ Electric rates reduer-, o.~Kain • ~"'1 ·Still the biggeat borpio iJt,your bud~' ' WAS VE:H<iliAIQ, IN ~ WAV I AN. ,:.!!-I've: HEAI?O 1'6~ 18 SIN, BUT SOMEHOW Jlt 1:!§ CA6 E Af.l JEGT CA!H T FEEL NO •1, .... . . R'Oc><<Ti RUBBEP I . I!J.oli~ 1 NG~ / TU·TUf'r'OU HAV!N'T ,.~i -~Flilt IMIIIIIIIICIS, COWMBU$ AND 50UTHEIIM OHIO UTfl£ By ART SANSOM (IAVIO ELECTRIC ·~ ALIVE! 8·5· BUT~ SLAS~ I lllalld.! the AND YOU'RE A~ S'POSt SI-IOOllf'l' By RAEBURN VAN IUREN • 1 "HOI'I I I 1¥"'11£1 1 Here'• I I<MOW! OH,~ OLIAI-I \IJQMEtiFCU( 1--ltAH \H OIJAH 1-!lLLi, LHS At{ APU,, SINCE Tl{ BEGINN!t{ l-IAS WAITI;D WI-lEN ~IR MEti IT ~ j HAROLD ~ . ~TfW 1HE .,.IN HW$l!OQII. IS STILi. 011, ~ID WCRD DURING "THE !NTIRf MEAL I ~~" �. t . • • In' • ArtJ Adoratian ol the DIVInity Scrl.Pture' Music is Program Theme ' Ollf··-' ·~ AI-_. ;.o.- NeUe 8-Dall1 SonUne~ Pomeroy·'Middleport, 0., Dee. 14, 1981 slvel!, Everyjhlng li ....~ """' WN.. - - · Mr ' ·... dlri tnlu' b Mrs Neutzl. Miss Ado Genhelmer .... s. FILM SHOWN ~ and ~:the Forsolten G<orge Parker. Favors .,ere deul ol the United States. A film "Lll!hl and Life" .... ' by Mrs. Richard Camp- booklets, '"PromiSeS of Emma .... the au· sho"" Sunday evenilli!Malt lthe bell thor o1 the famous lnserrption meeting of the Jumor " onGirts were exchanged and re-- Mary Washingto~ died at ase • Statue of Society of the Laurel Clifl 8 freshments served by the Ms- 81; a few months ~ ~ : : : r:~~:aesta.l of the ~~ MethOdi~t church. B¥rs . ti · Racme • women's Around And Ab t Society Meets So~ta. God:' be f th woman's SoOU The AAdorntton of Chrtst Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs Guy Mem r!l o .. e . of • through the mt'dium. of at·t .. the '[ Shuler, Mrs M, C. \\:ilson and c~~Y R~r.tn~~~~~od~rv~~eurch\ M1ddleoorf srnptures, and mus1c prov1ded Mrs. Walt.er Haye\ ~ethtabl: ~ ~ere graciously tntertained in I Mrs James Murray had as t!S~S~to~th~e~abo~ve~an~d~M~ra~·.;A~~~G~eo:rg~e~,~b~ec:ame==ii·~rr~-~F~~;:::~"-~'!7====~;.~~~~====1 the program theme for the De- l covered with a purp e c ~ an the home of Mrs. Albert Hill I her guests Sunday her daugh· ~ , . ;' ,.: ." (.>ember meeting of the WCS et>nlered with red roses emon- last Wednesday evenmg. Iter 'and son-m-I<~W, Mr. and c. or Heath MethodiSt Church lstrated the act .ol mourmnghand l The home was beautifullY de- Mrs. Randolph ward and therr Monday ewning at the church Iprnlteoce Which was t ~ nh oorated In keepmg with the ~on-m-J.aw Bill Dow, Ravenst·hanged to a white cloth Wit I ason · ' va While here Mr. . · , • • Shopp•n •g Ma ke Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Ch rlstmas T • ht d w::i:'a ::!:~~ o~as Chr~~~:~ ~~:,r;~~:n:n~h~:~t::d c:;:r~ :;~~m;:e~~~~ ~~u: b!: ~·~~~:~\~~.ra;:T. Center For Everyo.-,e' On Your Ust. Open omg an carols played by Mrs. !"Light World '' Mrs.: ePs, P~n Rt!jX)rts wer~ er,tl nt. at Veterans'Memor-1 Hennes~· pianist. James ' gave closing pra~~r i ~=~: s:s~:~pp;oved alld routine ralp~o:pital. . I Eve ry N'•ght T'•l Christmas ('n.;;well, ('Ondurted l Wllh Henne!ly playmg for of the Kmght a C \tl Mr s • ~· VOL XVII • • c tht m~eting. E~ther and Mark Vros:H!e fmm the president of lhe rs. · h~il ~an ~ing as her man of Belpre spent the week• \Yorn~>n's Dl\·islun of Servtce I Mrs. Emerson Jones, pru· prog.ra~ c There' Were Shep- l end with t~lr grandparents, w:>~ re::td Uy Miss Bess San- · grum leader, presen_te_d les~n ~ topl~, •I ~: resr.nted a color Mr. cmd Mrs. Fielding Hawk· l)(ll'tl. material on the Nativity as ~t-r s.. • .e P · : with the Iins and Mr. and Mrs. John Vro- , . shown in the paintings of the · f1lr1_1 8 1 ~ 1 P m keeplllS: 'th he man Their parenta came for Mrs. Earl Knight presented great artists surh as Giorgi· I toplC: mterspersed · WI r i the~ Sunday ,and returned to· d~vutions usmg the Ad.,ent one and his "Adorations of th~ readtngs. Belpre · i tllf'me- with scripture readin_gs Shepherds: .. Raphael's · ·~ladnn· ~ Christ~as carols al~o were I · . .. wken from Ist~iah. She explam- 1,08 of the Cahir :'' Muril lo and , sung at I.DRrvals ~~t.h M1~· T-Sgt. and M~s. V1rg1l. J. ed thP s\•mbo!s of the Adven\ !his ..\ 1adonna and Child'' and George Simpson. rum1sh1?g E: : Manley and children, Mtch:~e1 1 tndtlding. the Christmas Rose 1 ·works of Rembrandt Fer- pi;mo aceompummellt. M~ss . - ~ and Sandra Rrnee of Columbus , 1 ~'' the symbol of Mary. mothe.r ruzzi and ~tht'rs . Sh~ e,;pi<~inr:>d : ~:h Haym~n ~ave· a_ Medtt~.t~~~~ · spent the weekend with their ! uf .Jesus. and depicting the trt· , the figures and their meaning I Put ~~st m Chnstmas, , parents. Mr. and_ Mrs. Walton i umph and joy o( the birth of . <~S rel<tted to the artist's con -. lowed. v. lththprayer_. I h ur the , Manley and Mane VanCooney. ~· . 1' . . . 5 Durmgesoc1ao , 1 hnst. :<·ept1on of the Nat1v1ty cene_ rm was invited to the din- , Diane Cnswell, student nurse , Mrs. M. E. Dowson and Mrs , She concluded "'!th the story or · g ~ for a dessert course at St. Joseph's Hospital School ' Bernard Fult.z san~ a duet. ''The 1.1ttle Shej)herd Bo\·· · fnl·i ~ngkl:~g with the season. :of Nursing, Parkersburg, W. ; "Lo. How A Rose E'er Bloom· , lowed by 8 prayer and the sing-' ~~h-'~t a· corsages were given va ., spent the w~kend with ' ul g," acrompanled by Mrs ! ing of "Silent Ni!,:Jlt .·' C?pies of · a,s ltl~v:Jrs~ :Members and guests : her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Hennesy as ~ part o.f lhe de.vo- rhe paintings were diSplayed I present in addition to the a- ~ J<~me:i Criswell. I tiorwls An 1mpressJ\Ie sen lfl' ! d r'ng the program· ·· M H K Coe . -' the worship of Chrif;l ' u 1 I:Mwe were rs. · · ' Visiting in Athen!! Sunday ~t res smg I d f !1•1 Owen Watson Mrs. Dale l.e K in the Advent se~son was pre-1 Announcement wa~ rna e o · rs. '~ R 1 h were Mr. and Mrs. o enne- : . fr; ~P 1dy, Karen Gregg, Anna and · 5en1ed by Mrs. James Elller.lthe children 's eummunily din-i Lee, M~s. YountzM " , : ner to be ht>ld Tuesday evening McKenzie, Mrs. ee 1.!ar on, 1Martha Howell. ·;..._...:............,.__...-_,_ r' · · h d' 1aDd Mrs Orner Cram"'~· . and donatiOns fllr t e mner 1 Mrs. Eustace Wilson of Point ~ · Boy's I were aeeepted. A r~port on the 1 ~:w~~n~ Pl e<~sant w. va.~ spent Sunday : • .~ with her' parents· Mr. and Mrs. Glove Leather Boots I rect>nt bazaar was given by Mr~. l ' Moore. Mrs. Glenn . Lambert , ~ rarl Mattox. 1 31h to 6 . was repnrll•d 1mprovmg from . 'J : -.. 1 C A Emmish has re- , 10·3 c.nswe Il li ~' "rs. ' . : minor surgery. M I rs. eop e. ~ turned from a visit m M<.~rietta I annmmced thai Mrs. Dowson. ij ii ~ with her daughter and family, would b~ program le<~der fol I ~ cmeroy .. IMr. ;md Mrs. Don Burkey and I Wedge Crepe Soles :January and gue~ts wuu td he Sent Pom. Pers. eal 1family. I !nv1ted- Mrs . .Cnswell c!osed 1 Mrs. John &:ott. Mrs. Russ Mrs. Charles Mayt>s is visit- , 1U1e meeling w1th . a readmg.: Watson and Mrs. John F. Boily ing her daughter and family, , Middleport I "A Pa\lern for LIVI ng ." !attt>nded the 50th anniversary . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cnvf'ft : 1 ~~:=~:===~=~;1 The hostesses, nf and Mrs· Luthrr Braf· · and children in Belpre. e; ... iF'reneh. Mrs. Joh!l Kt'tchk.a. 1ford, Coolville. Sund~;~y after- :went espet:ially lo attend the 1 ~ Mrs . Bt>rnard F11ltz. Miss fne - 111wn . Clu·islmas program at the · da Faehnle and Mrs. Glenn l\'lrs. Carl Moore and M is _s ch11rch m which her grandchJI- 1 Pomeroy, Ohio ! Lambert. served duckf'n s<~latl: Genevie.,e Stobart were bust-. dn·n are takmg part. I · and hot rolls during the socwl · ness visitors Monday, in Gal!i· · Mr. und Mr~. Emerstm .Jones LAST TIME TONIGHT hour. The tab!.:- was covered _ \i!;. were dinner guesl~ in Athens I " LORD JIM" . with a !are rlolh wilh red net po~lr and Mrs. Herbert HerdSunday of Mrs Uorotl1y lbn· ' (Tt•t hnieolnl'l _ Pt'1t'l' O''f!tol e , as Lord .11m. ovr.rski··t <>nd centered with a . m~n · and grandchildrt'n, Lafi'Y dakis ond Mr. E. W. Jones,. .lanws i\1ason , C111't .lurgt> nS. gold t'hristma s tree encir!'\e-J <:~nd Ja('kie Stemens of Bellefon-<ihildt' In the. evemng they at-: Colarurtoon . R11nning Tirn t' : 2 Hrs. 40 mm Wi th red satin balls and flanilt>d : taine were weekend guests o! tt•nd ed. the Clins.tma~ cuncrrt · hv red cnndles in gold holder~ .. h ther ~~. 1 rs Welbu Wha· at the Chaunc~y H1gh School gtv-1 er mu , I' • l which hlJd been made by Mr~ ·ley. , en by t he c· Ill'sI ' Cl ee Cl ub ?nd 1 You'D want j Fanny that will please anyone on your gift list. One pound, 2 lb. and 5 lb. boxes with Christmas \\Tap. Or give bags. Buy It for yourseH or to have in the home durihg the holiday time, or for giving. FRUIT CAKES for $1.00 Rum and brandy flavored in handy gift tln box. Made with fancy fruit and nuts. Qthor ~rult Cakos . . • • • • • • • • . . $2.00 ond $2.75 Mamfy About $4.88 pr. $5 ,88 pr. · p , In ROBES... I Roush's Shoe Store 1 Mrs. M. L. Mr. 1 MEIGS THEATRE S1 1 WED. and THURSDAY December 15-16 NOT OPEN Farmer in your choice oi many varieties Boxed Candy for Christmas. Boxed or in cellophane See Our wonderful Selection of Gift Robes and Tv . .Jackets For the Men On Your List in the Heady 'l'o Wear on the Secontl Floor. All Silk Paislet Print ROBES -- Dacron -- Cotton ROBES, Solid Color and . Lambert. Red napkins and pas-· Mi' and Mrs William King· t. ~e Htgh School Hand . The (,le~ l 100% Pldid Rayon tt'l 111 inL~ completed the ~hi~ of. N~wark spt'nt Sunday with Club cont:ert was under t.~e . d1- 1 ROBES - - - - f'tlinu \1rs Criswell pres1dt'd h , . ur llw Wlrllev . rec!wn uf Mrs. Le-e Da\ 1dson .. s ,.,. ' · · ·· her mot er :•11 5 · "e J ' • • d hl f M d Mr I0nes I Wool and Nylon t t11e silver coftee service . ' . d M E J Hi 11 <~Ug er o r. an s. · · · a Mr. a~ rs.. · ·. . _ Mrs. Davidson is a gradu:~IP of i Strlpe ROSES __ _ were• Fnday bu ~ mf'ss VISitors m MJu·'dl eJmr t II'_1g h Sch . · 011 I an d 1. Va I~E FumiliPB ~trP Pl. Pleasant, \\ · Oh10 Umvt'r!'iltY. Dacron rmd Cotton Gm)st.s for Pnrl~' Mr . and MI S. John Jordan \lrs. Essie i~ussell l1as bf'fll StriJM ROBES ~ and aaughler of Columbus were · d t h Emplowes v.ero guests of the relurne o 1ter orne 1rom 1 · - Company of weekend guests · (',ene1.a1 Hosp1·tal where tmpenal Electric . · of. her. paren . a s. , 1Me1gs and Wear ' Middleport at lhe annual Christ- :'t1r. and Mr~ . Br.~dfutfd M~B g_ she has been a medJcal pali-~nl. . Wuh Cotton ROBES In 1,n;rs- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gallagher , mas partv and dinnf'r at tht' . Mrs. Lewis Ro~sh 0 pl.astlc urrying case .\1 iddltpor.l Elementary Schuo l ville and :\1rs. .( ~t'oge ~l<CI;n- rf'cei ~ed word of the d~th ofi tock of PI · P\eHsant, W. \a . her mece Ehza Murray 1·n Cor·· . S<1tur dav ewnmg. ·I\ · ' ~ Plnwale Corduroy The ".. :.n,·,,, nJntl<e~ group pr('- sp.ent Mt.mdu. ~· at Letart Fd s . mu g.' . Saturday foll0wing a lm-, ·'' " ' ' M E 1est TV JACKETS - pared the dinner with the <i S· wtth their :-;Jster, 1 rs. n · g~rmg Illness. funer.<~l services Elberfelda Invite you to the music department on tbe 2nd floor to aee the selection of records - L.P's, 45 RI'M's in reiular music and lots of new Christmas albums. Take time to look ar<JI.md, see the records on dis· play and pkk out several for yourself and for aifb. El ... rf•lds also hut a flna MW ••l.ctlon of Shtilt Mu1ic - In ••IY to MIRt display r•cksrtldY for you to buy. I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Dtc:l!!l'!'lber 17-18 "MY BL.OOC RUNS COLD" Tr~r.- DonahuP, J0t- Y HelhH - 11!11 . r.urry Sull ivan. , l('arwll~ \ o\J n_ "THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE " r. ~ ry to.·lf;rrill. ,lan•• Merr ow SUN ., MON. •nd TUES. I Dec. 19-'20-11 "SERGEANT CEADH!AD .. I Tf> ('hniro!on Frankie Av alon . Deborah Wallt>Y. ( esar P.om,. ru, F red !'lark Bu~H·r KPatun. H~r~ i ~tant·e of the Sl'hool cafelena l'rlnLnL ''t'Y i.f'mbt'rk, E\ll' .1\ rrlrn , 1~ooks. Over 200 employees and · Mr.;. Anna Yeager ~:~;uare1t~::f'~"ooh & Goofs, their tumthes atl"'ndf'd the din- heme Sunday, alter SELECT YOUR KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS NOW AT ELBERFELDS DURING THE SALE AND SAVE You'll find the latest models and a complete selection. Sale prices on Inslamalic 104, 154, 304, and 404with the !lash case. In sets complete with film, batteries. Boxed ready to give. , are bri ng held today in Cnrn ret~rned ing and Mr. and Mrs . Gallagher spendl~g a attended the services. . 3 Stoo9es · nPr Gifts and prize~ wr re a- week with her aunt , Mrs. Edna . YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE VALUES ON Colorurtoon! :worded dur:ng the evening. ! Bartels. ! 1..:.=-=·=-~===::::::::::::!:.:.::=::..:::.:::!.::::...:.:.:::::__ 1 Clifford Villleit return- : l,;. : ed home Salurdi:ly from Holzer I f Ho>pital and is impnlVIng but ' Q( y w•ll be cunhned to her bed lor ! some time· ¥iss Lyd1a Ebrrsbach was Mrs.Philip . ~adford and d~u- ' hostess to the Daughters of ghter, Stephame and Mrs. Clar- Ruth cl~ss of the Ltnitt>d MP.thnt'llee Sargent were Mondav VJSJ- , . · annual t.OJ'S .m p ar kersburg . W· Va · 1: di s!. church for , their 1· ft Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fislter ' Chmtmas party . . 1om .ly a er- ~ t S d in Columbus with 1noon, at her home, Mulberry spen un ay A I ! Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hayes. ' ve. . , , All of these coat fashions are winners, a wide selection of all . Th Mrs Emmo- 1 The carol, Silent N1ght. open- , 1 Ls'ted eyal soh v 1 • ed the meeting. followed with : wool plaids, pile lined corduroys, aU wool tweeds and soft pile gene. ,oCh·n· I p 1 23 . . De t' , R K rr Sr en!Ia m , m umson. vo 10119 1 1 ~11 s. , i:lr es · a · were lt>d bv Mi~s Lucretia Gencoats with attached hoods, beautiful colors. Sizes 7 to 14. tered HolzE"r Hospital Monday helmer, who read the Christmas (or t1eatment. Istorv from Luke SevE'fal art- --lcles from the Me-thodtst Teach· Pr were also read Including, The Coming Light, Three Christi mas Parti~ . Kin.'!' H~'>rod, She; pherds and Magmie. Prayer by 1Miss Genheimer closed the · devotions. ! Mrs. Frank Stewart. president. conducted the business s~~sion and membPrs answered ' VIsit tho Llngorlo Deportment roll call with their favorite carol. All officers wer.,_. reelected for I on the First Floor For Gifts of the new year and Include, Mrs. I Stewart. president: Mrs. Vir~ln- 1 Slips, Pontlos, Pajamu, SliP" 1\a Slater, vice president; Miss pen, Gowns, Teen Bras. Lucretia Genhelmer. secretary: Miss Lydia Ebersbach, treasurer: Mrs. Minnie Neutzling, flower commltree and Mrs. J'aSizes 2 to 14 eob Gloeckner, publicity. Teen Size-Chubby Size A contribution of $5 was made to the Jaycees for their Christ: mas project. Names of resid· Stop In Now-Look Over tho · ents of the County Home were We'd Uke to extend our season's greetings to 2111 Idistri1Juted and members will • Looks built-ln. Instills Lin...-lo Gift• for Glrlo ond of you again, next year . Please be around to re· Isend a gift to them for Christ· Uke convtntional r~nae. ceive them! Drive safely and slowly . . . heed all Imas. A round-robin gel-well card , Mlko Your Solodion. • Roli·To·You c:ookinl sur· was sent to Mrs. Bert Webster traffic signs and signals, road and weath~r condi· face &tides out for use. ' . who is re~uperating from surtiona . , . have your car ch~ked periodically. Keep gory at Holzer HoO]lilal. Mrs. • G11dt·IIP ila~ oven door your family 's holiday memories happy! opens up out of way. IGloeckner 1md Miss GeDheimer . were named as the committee , • Cook·MIItlr 1utomatlc to mak~ up program books for 1 0V1r1 COntrol and rnr;wal BRING THE KIDDIES TO SEE' SANTA CLAUS ON THE SECOND Ithe new year. i Soolt Today At . .• Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng was : MORNING 10 TO 11 -THURSDAY AFTERNoON 2 to 4. : in charge of the program which 1opened with the hymn, "Oh \ Come AU Ye Faithful." A poem Wily Leave Chrllll Out of Chri'l· l m111111, was· given by Mrs. SteWE PAY 4% ON SAv1NGS wart and a recitation An In- ' Mlddloport, 0. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ventor• Wife, b{ Mrs. · Dessie II ·---------------~..,:;'"·'!"'-.,.. ,.~ ~--------------------...J·. I---------.....,II~ttersoo. Two readinSS were '• ,/ ~J! .. ,.,.,,,),I~'-'•~1. 1 1 Church Class A nnuaI p At Hilt Home Mrs. GIRLS COATS 1 Flair by FRIGIDAIRE with luxury range features! LINGERIE ,' FOR GIRLS I ' - - - -- -- - ,. ' ''· <::.,_ ·.~ ..f:. ' ./' 6t:l s ory run agam':i . comfort. This was a safety mea· the clo~k. It never faltered. SEASONAL SALES- Jack Welsh. manager of the Columbus and Southern r th d The f1rst atage of the two· Electric Co. Middleport division sells electncilv most of the )'ear but arranges A report that design work on R~P- Welk~r released the letter lcxmtrect. U S Rt 33 relo- thJ· morntng ·'The plans have grown from sure or e ren ezvous. · k d . . · .' _ · . , .. the • pr oposed . : • .• !$ • , • • • . • • Forty-three rnioutes after lift- stage T1tan roc et .separate time m December to pursue a favonte hob iJ.v, ~t'l lmg Lhrustmas trees frnm his cation. proJect tn Me1gs county ~y,Jer s letter sal~. ·a ~~ve mile two-lane h.•g.hway, on sc~edule. E.,erythmg seem· tree plantation near Rutland. Above. he starks one of his products on ~II outlet had been or~ered stoppd. for a . At the .present ta~e, w.ork ~ ~st1mated to cost $2 m1l~10n .to I • • ed gomg beautifully after two at the Dairy Valley, w. Main -st. Pomeroy . .\lr_ Wels h is u \'eteran of 14 years in the "' two-year period wa~ ~~med by 15 proceedmg on lhts proJect llta ~resent status of~ SIX-m1le l heartbreaking "aborts" for 1tree business. Mrs. Welsh, right, usually j s found helping him at the lot-Sentinel ·'-~· JohJI W. Dowler, DIVI!Ilon 10 1at an eccelerated pace. Our de- 1sect1on of four-lane htghway of · Gemini last October and 11 . Photo Higbway deparbnent deputy di-\sign and plans e~gi~eer is .in l limi~ access right of w~y.at 1 gain last Sunday. :_::=.:..·_____ ___ --·--· rector ~oday. ~nstant commumahons With an estunated cost of $5 mllhon "Everything looks good," Do I . d St1Jsoll and Ass~l~tes, our con· , and. has thus beco~ one of thel ground controllers reported. S. 8fl0DtJ CINCI~NATI U I s 1 w ~· 10 a lette.r date Dec. i sultant for this JOb" maJor highway projects in Dl. ,. b ( P t- pur10 rece1ved by Metgs County Th 8 . h .. , Schma s vmce was JUst a, rrd by f.iov. Jamf's A. Rhodes i e lg way department dl· VISIOn 10. culm'' as It was Sunda wht'n ! ~~:;:ta~;; ~a:aportw~~~ ~~sion deputy director sd~, , Dowler also informed D-1 he sat quietly in the ~apsule l a::!tb~~ .~::p~~!df'o; r~:~ parently mtJM"'have· bee!<' a I'll- !·...r~!ellelsu on schadule. '~ IW!'lller,AA!lw,Jcill ... 1!11. ooldl I':Ein\ Ohio (UP!) - Shit• whrle the rocket thund<!red be- \ mer Clevelllnd roach Paul ... _ s er contrnu-. u .soon- .as the plins are comc>. ih hlnl nd f ' l"'' t. 1'1 mor startlq from nowhere." saying: Pleted. •twe have h8d 1 lnd 8 18eti. Rclber1 E. Stocauale, R nea a !II~ 0 It Hrvwo. a stadium strering 1J - -- - - .. . nm Kent. , predicted klday Ohio will oft. ! ct~mmiUee said todii~ tberr J 1 Many ol the drfficult hur· u y or August, 1966 dale for 1 lh d 1300 'I S"'""' '"' 61100 1 I - - . - - - - - - - - dies have beel1 m t nd th' p the sal f thi . t to no get e propose tnl . r-._.u rose w , mJ f'!! an was "no douht" Cinrinnati •· I e ~ m eo s pro}ec a Ilion atom smasher and blamed hour and the pressure of grav- , Funeral service! for Mr~ Al· would ha\·e a Df'w 60.000-seat Funf'ral servlce!ll for g~neraUy are proceedmg to our , contractor and as o~ now we see U S Reps. Robert Sweeenv and ily began to bear down on Schir· bert 1Bess1e 1 Hartung 78. PornKoehler. 78· of Pomeroy, 1satlsfactmn. There has been no erou'' who died Thursda)' even- stand ~l . l%'7. dird Tuesday evening, will . no reason ,,why thiS. date can· Ml chae1 J. K'1rwan for ""doo. m- ra an d Sta Iford .. 11..· dby"'blAugu ab<1ut .,, w ar"' I Change, except for the be U~r, m, not be met, Dowler s letter con- . Oh' h , At 82 th k lh ing at her home Y..lll hr Fn no nu ' t' r held Saturday at 2 p.m. at . 1 j the da~ of letting this Job to eluded. mg 10 c ances. I . ~l es m d e s y, e day at 3 p m at tho Ewing I goiog to have that stadium in F:wing chapel with the - ·· · Stockdale gaid Sweeney, I velloclty hmcrease to 13 •000 ! chapel ~ith . th~ Rev ~Pearl Cas- August, 1967 •" said Charlt's Wilbur Perrin officiating. ICleveland Democrat, and Kir- m,;:s an : · n 1 to of the Cheste~ M'-'thodi"t w. Staab, chBirman of l h t' ia: Will be in Beech In .~an, aedYounghstov.:n Democl.:at, Iand eth~ul~ftof~nm':!~ifi~:tes~ ; church officiating. Burbl will stetring ('ommitlf'e and prt'si. cemetery. team toget er m s po thea! the b .11 . •c K 1be in the Gilmore cemetery . 1 dent of tht' f.Jrt'atf'r Cindnfiasco that has doomed Ohio's d n Jant sun at ape en- 1 She was bprecedtd In · d!'ilth i (Sf'e erler rt>por. l'g. :t. Sht' was 1'1 member or lhe chances of landing tile atom ac-1ne Y· by two sons, George Dill and ' nati Chamb('r uf Commf'rt't'. Federatd churrh. Her ... for Northe as1ern had owned the Koehler BlcdiS eIerawr William Edgar Harlung. 1: -~ PARI~ (UPI) - Defen~e S~retary Robert S. M~~a- l Ohio." Surviving are her husband,' Co . and the Koehler Pop mara satd today Commumst Chma may start stockpllmg . . • t~ln in Pomeroy. She was 1Aibert: two daught':'rs-in-law. (nurtholl"'t' tul!u and the missiles to deliver them within I The veteran ~egJslator said IM v· . . D'll C0 I b I last of ti family of eight I' lhnuclear1weapons 1 rs. Sweeney and Ktrwan refused to lrgmla 1 • urn us. n .. I' II 1· 1 I ren born to Henry and PRES[• e nex t wo years. WAliffiNGTON 11 I Ra A I. 3 lS and Mrs. William E. Hartung· L<"ga on 0 a>" . dent Johnson is expected to re- .McNamara addressed a meeting of the foreign and support t .e venna rsena m p . t .0 d d SrtJwrrz 1\0t'hle-r. 2 · · f h N h · . · Portage County 39 the site of I omeroy. " gran sons, n The Me1gs ('ount\' r·ourthouse , sume and even expand U. S. defen<>e Jllintsters o t e ort AtlantJc Treaty Orgamza. C . Lt Edgar Hartung US~F Co- · rd .·11 1. t 1 Survivors are three economic aid to Pakistan- I tion (NATO). McNamara s_aid it is estimated the Chinese t~ Atomic Energy! .. ommts/ tu~bus and Kenn~th 'Hmiung ~ ~~~~a~co 1an('~ \\ I 1 15 <~/ ·daw, Miss v 1rgini"a Fi~her suspended when tht! Kashmir Communists can prroduce enough fissionable material in s~on'shp~opo~ .aclhtyth ev~ 1Pome~y· a granddaughter Mr; W I d~ r 0~~ 1 l ie ; 1 5 to~ _. Mrs Arth~ H' lighting broke out last spring two. years to conduct_a small nuclear test program and 1 .teou~ ~:! thewt "It~ the on~ M'ddl I Athl 1. B I :Pe.ul N. 'spence. Columh~s: u rre~;6~ng mma:-; an an. .Jr ... Sale~ . Ohio and Mrs - but only "if ou ur se begm a small stockplle of Sl m a mee e en' epor e IC oos ers l t d w· .fed S ' . h' , . . . are as one., r p po s atomic arms. ignored. He said its shadow teria laid dow11 by the C<Jmnlls· wilt sponsor the annual Tri- grea gra~ son, ~m r pence, A state enatted stt.ttu tr says, wyn .R. W Jte, Gallipolis. ru,..;~ . \ Th de! I ld " ha . . \ sion" County Teen Ball New Year's Columbus. two ststers. MN. shall fall on Sat urday the Fri- Fnends may callet the e ense secre ary sa n now ngs over lmba V1et · I Bertha B h Po d · ' '·· <tl h r 7 •· 9 The Chief Executive made : is estimated Pekiilg could heve Nam and Laos. ' 1 Calling the two Democrats' Eve at Middleport High school · rue · . meroy. an "In the event the holidays ' orne. r?m "' ~.m. the promise Tuesday night in almedium range missiles by 1967 Jt may be used to support "professional po\itice! Dit-pick· auditorium with The Jays pre- M~. Molly Hysell. Pomert_JV. shall fall on Sat urday , the Fri - da~, until time of serVlCes. formal toast at a White House land oceen-hopping intercon- Peking-back~ guerrilla war- lers," Stockdale said the feder- siding over the records. an 8 brother, John R. DilL day i mmed t<llt'l~· prer(•ding it M. dinner honoring visiting Presi- ltlnental missiles by 1975. fare In Africa. Latin America ~ ~~ government ~as not likely to Featured will be the 100 top Po;~ro~. ~ shall be observed as 11 holi-i AD 1el~~l ~neral HoSpi,!~lal= 11 dent Mohammed Ayub Khan of I McNamara told his European and Asia, he said. mves~ $300 mUhon. '.'In a .state tunes ~~ 1965. nen s rna~ ca 31 the funer- day for the co11nt~· <~nd sl:.l'r ,. " _' SONS Henry Pakistan. He coupled the pledge Allies, "This is not a pleasant He said Thail&nd already has ~at IS tom by poh~tcal btcker- The 1~formal dance annually al home anyume. offices.·· . \ n~;ne. Charles Hall, with an announcement that he prospect." been ''targeted" by Peking for mg and open hosUhty although draws m excess of 700 teen- V M . , . R SCHARGE:S-Leland . · fr th · eterans emor1al Hosplla1 utland · Carl Findling , 1·1 IS· on1Y a few who are domg was sendmg a top-level med- Further, In his sober warn- insurgency warfare agers om e 1r1·coun 1Y area. DM HI -LOW TEMPS . ·. . · 1 icai team, headed by his sci- ing, McNamara said it is also • ( this bickering." Admission Is 75 cents ~r pe_r- ~ ISSJ.ONS - Mary Lf'WJs, , . 1 Ville ; ~rrgJI DutlaOJ~.J d . Dr Do ld H estimated Commun· t Ch" son Numerow door priZeS Will i Middleport. Geron Wheeler.! NEW YORK (l Pl i - Thr land H1ram Archer, ~nncet apvrkseslar. ,· h Ina. orn- wlil have nuclear ~terialm~ ~ PATIENt' RECOVERING be .awarded. Dancing will be · Pomeroy; Mary Weaver, Mm- lowest temperDture reported lO .,, 0 a I n e p unprove Do ASKS DIVORCE medical traini and ubli l make nuclear bombs for i Mrs . Emogene Lobo • Pomefrom 8:30p.m, to l a.m. ersvJ"II t> ; J oseplI D<'wers. ,_." .oo I- th e u. s . wea II ler B urE'[JU tl l .h health ng P c aircraft as well as missile ":ho ~nderwen_t ~rgery ·" .,. The dance is one of the fund- ville. : morning . rxdud1ng Alaska and , Paulii'M' Pauley, Rt. 1, !IE:~ · :warheads. a ruverstty hospt~l ID ~1rais.ing projects sponsored by DISCHARGES - Frf'{J Friz-1Hawa1i. was l.'i dl'gref's bl'low h<J s filed a petition for A GREAT PLAINS STORM McNamara also gave a stero l ~bus last week, Js recovang the Boosters. Proceeds are used zle, Reedsville. Rema ChaHn. · 1.eru al Bulle. M0111 The high-, from Everett Pauley. d t ard 'th h 1 appraisal of Communist Ollna's rucely. She Is In room 813. in the group's pledges or fin- Pomeroy : Larry Dr<tkl', New est report Tuesday Wi:13 83 de- 1in Meigs County Common 1 P 0 " ' 100.., w bite wr th ealvy 1corwentional military forces ancial support to the MHS ath- Haven; Rome Bell. Racinr; I gn'l's at West Palm Beath1court charging gross neglect snowblastayb w ed ano . Or ·11 A hi h er. wthn- I He said their standing anny Re TO PREACH minletlc program. VI e rms, Po meroy. ah d Fort Myers. f lo. , duty. - - -- try re~ g 10 . e ol 2..3 million men is the . v· Jerry Masters, - -- "· - --- southern Rockies. A freakish ld' 1 st d 1 backed 1ster ol the Pomeroy Church of Hayman Barnitz 22 Pomeroy 5 storm sytem that hammered 1 worm a : an s 'Uti Christ, will preach at the Keno son of Mr and M~ Haym~ southern CaiHornla threatened ~d ;~:.illt;;."~::: ml a cbu~ch Friday. Dec . . 17 at A.Barnllz,basjolned.theGaUIa border area wrlh floodms McNamaMl reported that the l 7·30 p m. Everyone Is rnvrted. polis State Highway Patrol po111 and was bla~ for five deaths. Chinese Communist air f(lrce as a cadet dispatcher. He beIn South Daloia, ~ere now 18 estimated to total aboot OXYGEN GIVEN gan his duUes Tuesday. ~ ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI)- salesman for a Detroit coffee 1poared. ""I sometimes wondered workmen were sun whacking I,500 planes-5ovlet designed The Racint emergency squad A lttll graduate o{ Pomeroy State police took a d~ breath 1 compa.ny. His truck, ~i!h all the I Tanner c,illed \1rs Mall10n ... who I .~as and where 1 huge c~~s of Ice off electric MIGlSs, 178 aDd 198 plus a few was called at 3·15 p.m. 1\te!- HJ&h school where he pll)'«l and slarted ooce &giun today In eoUect1on money m1ssmg, wa:. anrl told ht>r Saturday 11f White 's came from. he satd, · transmtssiOll linea wlth base- l supersonic MIG21s.' day to the Leo Hill residence football for the Panthers, Bam- the questioning of a father or found 1n a supermarket parkmg arrest. WhJte-Mallion, confro11ted · 1 ball bat today, the toll of dam~~ The defense seer~>tary classed on the Bashan road where Doris ttz joined the U. S. Ait Force four who was found in Oncin~ lot. A search for the man failed •·t never d1d beheve he was the double identity at the age from last weekend's ice this as a large air force but Deeter, 1 relative was haYing in November 1982 ~ an Air oati, Ohio, where he was livinA: to turn up any leads. dead. I think he was just run- 1tenaw County Jail. said storm soared past the $1 mil- said 11 is armed by aging breathing difficulty. Tbe squad- Policeman. He 1101\'ed three with another wHe and three tdeDtifled By Prlats _ning away .from his respunsi'10l·1 "They tell me I'm MaiUG~~ lion mark. equipment. He said it now 1s men administered oxygen, years and was dlscharpd ~o lbOre children. '· But Pohce m Cincmnati Sat- 1ities. I don t know what speci f- It's undoubtedly true. They mainly useable for defen!le and months ago. WbUe in !Jel'Vl!:e Maurice Malllon, 35, who was urday identified bim as Maurice ! ically was bothering him. He my fingerprints. But if it SAN FRANClfiPO-. AFL .. support of ground troops. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL he was. married lD Canada. known as Robert R. White in Mallon through a routine fin· was a good husband.'' sht said I'm in a hell of a mes9.'' CIO leaders pledged soUd back. McNamara stressed that Pomeroy's emergency squad Barrulz will work II the lo- Cincinnati, claimed to know oo- lerprint check with the FBI fol- The two were high school Mallion said from CaliifMlllai inl today for aoy measures Peking's convenUon, non-nu- ~nawered a call at 6:05 a.m. Ical patrol post UDUl he eaten tbing of his ..prevlous life in low.ing a traffic .offense. ~weethearts and were marr1P.d ~ went to Daytona Beacb, that Preoldenl Johnson decides clear milfltlrl' mlgbl cannot be l foday for Mary Johnson. Ma- the Patrol .Academy ln. the nearby Ypsilanti and the wfe White or Malhon stood mule rn 1950. They have two boys, 11 where he met Mrs. Whte to use to win the war in VIet , soa, who was taken to Veterans ! next class lD Maretl. There be and four chldren he allegedly at a court arraignment Monday and 12, and twin girls. 9. working as a short-order Nom. GRANGE To DINE Memorial llospHal as o medJ. will undergo It, weeks t!t$1Dg doserted in Jane, 1957. on charges of non-support and Vaguely Recalls In a bus station. Mrs. A resolutiom, expected to get The Rarrl.sonvllle Grange cal. patient. to become a uaifonned -~· Authorities don't agree, how· abandoning his first wife and White told police he remem- was a waltres. overwbelmfDI opproval from w!ll hold Ito QuiotJurs meeting . ever. Stale Polico Detective Sgt three children. bers vaguely leaving Michigan Mr. Mallion bas yet to the AFL-CIO Co~Uort, said Frida)r, becember 17, lnatead •• LOCAL .TEMP!I WEATHER,.. '·' Roy Tanner said tlle IIUlll'l dis· Mrs. Mallion &Did she has in 1957 wjth a friend to go on a her husband In jail. tbe war lD Southeolt Aala ns ol SatwUy, wltti .an oyster ltl[l: , •'!'he lemperature In do""to"" Ll&ld nlo or ..W · ~~~~.l ~arance looked Intentional. been living on old to dependent. trip to California. He said he NoWor To Say I Korea-style conOict thai wu per at 7:11 p.m. 111111 a meellDJ Pomeroy todiy ~t II a. m. was Colder taaiPI. low a;a .n.,.. At the lime ol hto disappear· ci1lldren funds 111111 some house. and hs lriend worked " house "I haven't visited him , · (CoatlDuecl OD [1111 J) llld [llOil"llll' kl ttillow. 40 dqreel, im!ler .clo\ldJ skies. \ ~J cllldf, 111ybe 11011. 1100, I!•IUoa wu 1 ' driver· w~rk olnco bar husband disap- painters ill Santa BarbarL (Contiltued Oo P11• Two) . Predict OhiO Already off s her List mas Re Mr H o·Ies Tuesday 1At her Home Nettie Koehler .-. Of Pomeroy Dies Tuesdav b; : at Chinese NucIear Stockpl.Ie BY'67 posedbyMCNamara Tri County Teefi B u• December 31 , I 1 I ;n t ( 'u I 8arnllZ • Joms • patr0}p0Sl ASD'lSpatCher [1,1 D rO t•ICe Ques t ton • Dou bl e R us ban d 1 . FLOOR WEDNESDAY Elberfeld's In___ Pomeroy ____________,___.;. ' - Q t~ la:~ .. Gemini. tempts .. \ !!uits they had stripped off for was a I 1 BAKER FURNITURE • w k c • Deslgn Or Ontlnues On . • • t Rt• 33 ReIOC3tlOll PfOjeC . ·~::J~~t:!y:r~s::r~ed~~~ ° I ,a tiona I - I I I I I ~. ;~. -~- CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - Gemini 6 astronauts Walter Scbirra and Thomas Stafford streaked into space orbit with perfect launch today and began a 100.000-mile chase to catch up with Gemini 7 and rendezvous nose-to· nose. After two heartbreaklng failures on the pad Gemini 6 performed magnificently and thundered off at 8:37 a.m. EST on a cloud of smoke. Six minutes later, Scllirra and Stafford were In orbit on a loop-the-loop pursuit of Gemini 7 astronauta Frank Borman and James. Lovell. Gemini 7 was about 1,200 miles away and about 186 miles high at the iime of launch. Rendezvous should take place 6 hours and 49 minutes later - 2:26 p.m. EST-Over the far Pacific . 'Ibe launch itself set a new uff, mission control said Gemrecord for the United States lni would be given a "go" which, thanks to Borman and for 16 orbits - one full day's Lovell, now holds all the rec- flight. If all goes well with tbe ords in the book. It was the rendezvous, Schirra and Statfirst time four human beings ford will splashdown Thursday tll.d been in space at once. morning. If not, they may stay1 ALOFT FOR RENDEZVOUS Thomas Stafford, left. and Walter Schirra made "That" great 1 very ~·" aloft another day. it skyward this morning in Gemini 6 where they had a date with Gemini 7 to man- Gemini 6 radioed after bemg: The liftoff was an amazing told its orbit. The liftoff was feat of engineering. Some 200 euver 200 miles up into the first_~ctual space rendezvous in history. NEA Photo. timed to the split second. experts working: round t be Gemini 7, headed Into lt8 Uth Iclock since Sunday converted a ~y aloft, was in il.!i l&2nd Or· fault-ridden $15 million booster brt end was some 270 miles rocket into a flawless machine ~o.wnrange at the moment Gem· packing the power of 44,000 1m 6 bias~ _into. the heavens. average automobiles. Bot~ Gemnu 7 pilots were ~ The countdown· as it had been I mg _ms~?cted to end ~eJr for each of two previous at-1 WORW $11·95 TO $19·50 ' ~ '~ :-~. Shirra, S~fford Begin Chase 1,200 Miles to Rear Of Target 186 Miles High see the fine selection of Christmas Candl;,. on Elberfelds first floor. Boxed candy by other p to FIVE ,65 od for fh:;ndezvo hit IDllll Give Candy For Christmas WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1." 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