https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bc51a40f7d795b96e1b891a0c0a01471.pdf 5bba99685f331c315e1fd456babf63a9 PDF Text Text . 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." POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 202 1 Mrs 0 b ed I 1 A Christmas mt>S· \ Koly N1ght'' in the background u~1n~; c~ L McDaniel was 1 Mary pr.:-~tdent. en tine a.t y ,·~ llllot ., '• ~ .,. • .~M'~'I.!t"'i~--·IIJf: .,._,_,~.,4lff, ·:. ~ ~' .,:r.f~}· ,.,..,_,., "< ! '~'r.lf\ ~~'j;.. ~~.;jOWC1-"f' ol-1.~ •-:l..r.\V• ~,,.,-.. .........., ,,,..,._.~•''~'"'"'"'"""''""""'"'"•""'"';IJ!. �.... '. ' • • ' ' l--llally Sentinel, Pomoroy-Mlddleport, 0., Dot. 18, 1985 Two Bidders Qualify for -- ------- Eagles Fly Over Tornadoes 73-50 ALL-STARS In Cincinnati Gov. Rhodes Will persona}J.yfor NFL ·;.i r..stern'o Eagles rolled up • • ~ lead as the flrht quarter a scare the Eagler midway ules left. minutes remaining. lea~ 1got underway. through the third quar!er when 11 was at this point t h at John McClintock and Matl• and then stopped tWO last Eastern, with everybody hit· It Ita hot streap and chopped Knight, Badgley and Douglas ews also fouled out lor the los· rallies by cro~~~-<ounty rival ling In the opening period, bad a 17-polnl halftime Eagle lead all hit field goals lor the Ea8· ers m lhe. final mmutes. BadgCINCINNATI (UPl) _Gov. ganized a group ol Oblo · Southern w defeat the visiting a 19-11 edge when the quorler w six. I' les that again gava the hosts ley and Eichmger exited on fouls James A. Rhodes pledged Tues- : !ness men to bid for the Tornadoes 73-50 Tuesday oight. ended. Eastern quieted the rally a comfortatie lead. Southern late in the contest for Eastern. day w campaign personally 1chise at the NFL's Feb. The win upped the Eagles' Paced · by the clutch scoring with three bucketS of its own in l was held to five points in the Badgley's 17 points 011 seven with the IS National Football ~ meeting. He was accomJllll! record to -4-J for the campaign ?f jwlior gua_rd Charles Eich- the last .two minutes o~ period . last half of the fourth quarter field goals and three free throwsj League owners to land a fran· Iby some of his backers, and left Southern with a 2--3 mger, they bu1lt up a 29-15 lead and took a 51-40 lead 1nto the! while Gery Parsons' boys were! ~ed the bala~ced Eatern co~chise for Cincinnati, iF the ~itv in~ Dr. William Hackett ' 1 !!late. It was the first Mid-Ohio by midway through the second final eight minutes. Ion their last scorrng spree. 1mg. Also hittmg ~n double ft-~ ' " wiU promise to move at full Jonn Sawyer, both of Valley Conference tilt for both quarter. Eichinger had hit thr~e~ The Tornadoes, on buckets I Cundiff, 8 5-10 junior for- g~rs. for the ~mners were ' · 1 speed toward c<lnstruction of a·Obio._ . teams. quick field goals In the opP.n- by the game's high scorer 1ward for the Tornadoes, took EJChmger and Kmrr-1t, each w1th 1 .L 'U new 55 000-seat stadium. : Articles of lncorporauun 15 d Do I th 13 P I 1 Steve Badgley and Rlchar_d ing minutes of the period 1>1!- ShermCundiffandseniorChar- ' scoring homrs with 26 poinl'i th anth Eagle ugas wta t · scored ooer,j' ''keep at it, doll, you. • like and I '" ~ .• . . ., . : ftled Tuesday Wl'th the 0 11 Douglas each tossed In 1 free fore the Tornadoes got a point. lie Mathews, moved forward on eight field goals and 10 free _e er r er, ba"e arms moe. 'Th1s Is Cmcm11Jh s fmest tarv of stalf:''s ofrlce m throw and Charles I<night ami r..oach Craynor Slone's Torna- once more in the early part of throws. He tallied eight of his rune. . hour," the governor declared. bu~ bv Hackett and Sa•l)'eJ'• dJ. John Pooler sank back-to-back do five never clt)Sed the gap. the fourth quarter. Eastern's points in the fourth quarter be- Eastern hit on 25. of 53 at- Big Black8 'Drop "This Is ~ great opportunity. to der the title Ohio Valley field goals to give the Eagles Southern however did throw lead stood at 51-44 with six min· rore fouling out with about two lempts from the held for •• 97•65 TI'It Tu-day make Oh_m U10 loot.ba_ll capttal Inc. ' ' impressive 52 per cent while .:.c f A I dd t10 1 the Tornadoes coMected on 19 Princeton lau.nched ~ potent ~ill :~~:; a~da t~ ~in~~~~~ - "l have m~ny friendsuldJn of 68 tries for '1:1 per cent. The fast break agamst Pomt Plea- Reds deserve a new stadium., 1 NFL who Sfl~ , they_ wo Eagles sank 17 of 40 at the sant after a slow first quarter · to see me bf.lck m foul line and Southern cashed here Tuesday night and throt- Rhodes described the session ~rown told the ~athering. in 12 of 23. Ued the Big Blacks, 97-65 here with about 15D busJnc~ sl JS a chance In fmd out ho~ Individual shooting for E:~~l- Howard Hill pac~ the Tiger and civic leaders of the city as cere tlwy are . bec~use I ern had both Douglas and vir:tory with 'tl points as Prim.-e- l "an oJficial declaration of w<~ r ·to do ev_erythmg m Knight hitting five of eight from ton evened its record at 1~1 af- , by Cihcnnati t~gainsl three to . to get lh1s team for Ci,~inni the field and Badgley and Eich- ler dropping its opener to Big I five other cities in the United Hhodes sounded a note of lnger seven of 13. Creek last. week. States which also are in ronten- g~nry as he tated All SVAC teams are in action an SVAC batlle at North Gama Saturday night. The Pirates, af· over Wilton, Southwestern, and 'J11e Eagles will visit Rutland \26 65; Smith 7, Marnhout 4, tion lor an ~fL franchise .'' either get down to 1 1 this weekend before taking a while Southwestern entertains ter leading most of the way . North Ge.llia. and Southern will host M~Ar· PT. PLEA~ANT 11-16-17- The governor and city already forgt-l abu i {he two week breather during the Soutl~~~rn the following everung. lost 50-53 to Hamden while Rub- C h a. W kl , K thur in MOVC games Frldly 26 - 65; Smlth _7, Marnhout 4. have knowledtteable allv in 1 yger night Christmas holidays In league action last week land shaded the Highlanders, oac Joun c ne Strickland 11, Wmston 15. Statts p 1 8' " owner· an d Boy's · · ' Creek Bobcats wlll be trying U · d au rown former 2 0 c8 11 17 Bl 1 ' F111day night, North Gallla North Calliu shaded H<:~nnan 64-62. h' d t3 3 inst The Southern reserves ump- • ess · coach of th~ ClevPland Browns tangles with Southwestern in I Truce 44-41 while Easlern was event If recor a • aga ed Eastern 35-32 in the prelim- PRINCETON - 17-21 -20-25 j · · ·' the only league game while laking the measure of Kyger ; Eastern, (3-l) ~ 111 . be {JUt to Hannan, W· Va. ' inary contest, Steve Sewell led - 97; Ables 16. Simms 12, Jones 1 Rhodes also st~ted he has 1h 2 Eastern visits unbeaten Rut· Creek, 59-48. halt Rutland's wmnmg streak HaMan just opened its season Coach Mike Popp·s Southern 1?., Hill 27, Puckett 10, Surface . support M Art Mndt->1\. pre:~l'l t . Size land and Kyger Creek hosts Coach Lloyd Myers' Highland· at three, • last Friday night. I squad with 16 points while 6, Shelton 2. Richardson 5, Land- ' o~ner _of the B~uwns, for a Cm· 8'12 to 3 pr. Hannan, W. Va., in non-league ers will be trying to snap 8 Coach Gary Parsons' Eagles A reminder is al~ issued to Mike Martin of Eastern led all rett 2, Frey 2. Cl~nall franc~Jse. tilts. two-game losing streak. own victories over Southwestern, area fans that a hohday tourna- score111 with 18. Art feels 11 would make for Saturday evening, Symmes Southwestern Is l-1 in the Hannan Trace and Kyger Creek ment will be held at Hannan By quarters: NAMF.D SOX MANAGER a great natural rivalry hetwePn Valley travels to North Gallia SVAC and 2·3 overall. Coach . in the SVAC but were shaded Trace, Dec. 30 and 31. Southern ·· .... · .. . 11 18 40 50 CHICAGO (UPII Eddie Cleveland and Cm ei nnati ,' h~ And Hannan Trace visits Shade. Clyde Evans' cagers are l-0 in 56-55 by Chauncey in 1 non· Participating in the tourney Eastern . .. ... _... 19 35 51 13 Stanky, "a fighter with a said. Middleport Next week, the Pirates and the league and l-2 in all games. Iaegue game. will be Hannan Trace. Hannan, Southern - Cundiff 8·10·16, of a lot of guts," took over Brown Hrads (;roup Eaw:les meet Tuesday night in 1Both squads lost hearbreakers The Red DevHs own victories W· Va .• Za.leski and Rutland. Wallbrown 2-0-4, D. Hill (J.{).(), day as manager of the Chicago Brown announcPd ht~ ha ~ or· McClintock 4-1·9, Grueser 1~2. White Sox llnd immediately de· Mathews 4·1-9. Totals 19-12-50. clared his team was "a peaEastern - Douglas 5-3-1,, nant contendE>r." Knight 5-5-15, P'ooier 3·3-9, Badg-j "I haven't seen much of lt,'' AT ley 7-3-17, Eichinger 7·1-15, New- he said, "but I know the P"'f· By Uoited Press Ioteraallonal Cincinnati 67 Colorado 64 Ea!t Nebraska 75 Texas 64 l<md 0-0-0, Justis 1·2-4, WoU o- ' rronnel well enough to know that . 0-0. Totals 28-17-73. I like it." Penn 97 WashJefl 56 Omaha 1M! Midland 16 1 Stanky signed a three - year Southwest PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI)- His family minister, Dr. Wes· C. W. Post 1 SCCNV 63 NBA Startdlng 111 contract, believed to call for a Branch Rickey, who rose from ley Hage• of St. Louis, deliv· Rhnde Island 104 N.Hamp.67 Tex. Western 74 Weber St. 63 By United Press nternatlona ; $40,000 a year salary, only five St.Marys 84 S.W. Tex. St. 60 hwnble beginnings in the hills ered the eulogy at a brief Yale 66 Brown 51 FRIDAY, DEC. 17th Eastern DivJsioo j days after the White Sox top of Southern Ollio to baseball graveside service, hailing Rick- Boston St. 100 Gorham St. 76 Arlington st. 98 Austin CoiL 7a 9 P.M. to 2:30A.M. W. L. Pet. brass, owner Arthur Allyn and SMU 9Z Oklahoma City 81 jmmortality, was laid to rest ey as "a m:m of dynamic ac- Springfield 11~ Brandeis 76 Whitey Beegle, Caller [ Boston 18 '1 .720 1 ~neral Manager Ed Short. Centenary 88 TCU 87 Tuesday In • •lmple service at- tion, dedicated purpose and Mass. 92 Holy Cross 74 18 11 .621 : contacted him. Niagara 63 Rochester 57 Tens Tech . tOO Oklahoma 92 ~ Cincinnati tended by his family and aelfless roncern for others." IS ll .577:1 Da- AI Ey.. Fairfield 77 St. Anselm's 61 Tex. Luth. 65 Southwestern 6J I Philadelphia friends. New York II 17 .39J 'I Peru• St. 116 Buffalo 60 The baseball pioneer, who Rickey's widow, Jane, aat u .. Cull 82 We8tero Divlslou I built three major league dynas- quietly nanked by her daugh- N'!'l'k Rtgrs :th-.s · SAME BASE W. L. Pet. · lies, broke down baseball's ra· tors and occasionally dabbed at Duke 1112 Furman 67 MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Los Angeles 18 II .563 c;!i&l barrier and spearheaded an her eyes with a handkerchief as No. Car. St. 98 Virginia 81 Qarterback John Hankinson of Baltimore 15 17 .469 1 alxlrtive drive to form a third Dr. Hager delivered his eulogy, W.Va. 95 Ril.'hmond 85 Minnesula had signed to play ISan Franciscl 13 17 ,433 major league, drew some 150 aimed primarily at Rickey's W. Ky. 84 Ablene Christian 59 with the National Football 1st. Louis II 16 .401 Leage Minnesota Vikings, who Detroit 9 11 .333 perso01 to 1 funeral home to family and life-\{)ng friends. Miss. Coil. 91 Samford 75 picked him as a free draft Tuesday's Retults pay final respects. "His name h.. been written Rollins 100 Georgia st. 8Z . , . . among the greats of the world," choice in the eighth round of Cincinnati 112 P!WadelJ,Ibil I!JCk<>: a fllllllly and his many Dr. Hager said, "but we kneW Baltimore 85 Elizbthwwn 7g 11184 draft. Baltimore 112 Detroit l2V fnends m lba PortsmouU• area hlm in a ~iflerent way thlliJI!e Ol!IIChita 7t Cull. Ozarki 59 New York.) turned out in a settiag lar re- rest af the world _ tn ehurch, Southera St. 63 Ark. A&M 119 , New York 14t San. Francisco 137 moved !rom a church funeral In our homeo, as 0 friend, Elizabeth City 110 Md, St. 95 SOCCER BILLETS I SHEFFIELD, Eng. (UPI) - FOX REfiRED on IIIDnd.oy, attended by 300 "We knew his defeats as well Davidson 67 VMI M Advance ticket sales li>r the ' HOUSTON (UP I --Nellie tports (lgu!el and Givlc leaders as his victories, and we knew Midwest Wo:ld Cup soccer tournament I Fe~x, has ben rehired as a lo Sl LouiS. his dreams far better than oth- lllinolo 110 Wi5cmlsin 10 whtch opens July 11 have Houston Astro coach by manaers," he said. Bradley 68 St. Louis 63 reached $1,442,000 with one . ger Grady Hatton, who reOnly two baseball ligures vi•· Lake Forest 63 Knox 55 sixth of the 394,874 available I placed Luman Harris this week lied the funeral home in this Eureka 70 Culver Stckln 55 tickell sold. on the National League club. Ohio River COmmunity, bolb Toledo 110 No. Ill. 8 8 Jim Busby is expected to be stopping brieny to pay their re- N.D. St. 64 Whittier Cull. 71 GREEN BAY WINS the only other coach w be G.E. 1966 MODELS spccts. SleubenviUe 93 Alliance Tl GENEVA iUP!i The Green . rehired following a shakeup Jn Billy Southworth, who man· St. Ambrose 93 Iowa Wslyn 9Z Bay (Wis.) Bobcats beatl which General Manager PeuJ aged the St. Louis Cardinals lit. Tech 92 Ill. Tchrs. 83 . Servette 6-1 Tuesday night for i Richards was fired and Harris 00 S and the B"'ton Braves, siJ>pped Greenville t04 Lincoln Chris. lheir first victory on a was offered another job early in the day, and all-lime Quincy lOS MacMurray 64 i the club. CLEVELAND (UPI) - It just I Negro prtcher Satchell Paige Wittenberg 63 Muskingum 4$ European hockey tour. lsn'l Paul Warfield'!! year. 1made a brief stop as he passed Defiance 85 Cedarville 83 through tnwn with basketball's Bluffton 104 Indiana Tt'Ch. 88 A Cleveland Browns an· , Harlem Globetrotters. WiUiam Penn 87 Coe 63 nooncement that their star : Also ln attendance at the Parsons 12 Cent. Iowa) 86 flanke-r, will be s.idelined for : home were formf!r U. S. Sen. Wartburg 76 South Dakota 64 Sunday 1 game agamst St. Lou· I and Ohio Gov. John W. Bricker 111. Tchrs. No. 96 Rsevelt 69 SMALL APPUANCES SALE is _m~ans th~t last year's se.n· land a large group of official· Superior . st. 117 Northland 75 s_at10na~ r(l(_)kle must be satis· from Ohfo Wesleyan Univer~ity, Kendall 80 Lyons Twp. (]II.) 34 1 Reg. $1D.95 %" Speedway Drill $7.88 ;~~~ w1th little rno~e t.hon Rickey's alma mater and life- Belleville JC !25 Mt. VernoD 961 1 1 Reg. $12.95 %" Shopmate Drill_ $8.88 .ull quarters ol act1on mt of long love. McCook B8 Garden City 53 PORTABLE :egular season games. STEREO _ _ __ HI-FI I Reg. 44.95 W' Skil Uti I. Drill _ $29.88 STEREO CONSOLE Keeping him out ol Sunday's With lift off speaker. Diamond stylus. 2 Reg. $49.50 W' B&D Util. Drills_ $37.50 game will be a bruised cla<,icle, The best in portables. 1 short chunk of bone not too I 1 Reg. $67,50 W' B&D Spec. Drill $48.00 f"ar from the shoulder bone that 5 Reg. $9.95 Superlectric Port. Healer 7.88 was fractured Aug. 6 in the pre- 1 9" SOLID STATE 00 FM-AM Ht-Fl M-ason College All-Star Game, PORTABLE T.V. _ _ _ ·• I Reg $14.95 M.B. Baseboard Heater 11.88 STEREO CONSOLE causing him to miss the rirst ! Plays from car cigarette lighter. 12 1 Reg. )ll. 95 2 51. Dominion Touter $8.50 12 games. I SOLID STATE volt battery or 110 volt outlet. Warfield arrived In last Sun1 Reg. 22.95 4 51. Dominion Toaster 17.88 da} ·s game l:1te in the first I 1 Reg. $20.95 Sunbe•m Toaster_ $16.50 Cjuarter e.nd lasted until the lOth G.E. play of the fourth quarter when 1 Reg. $28.95 Sunbeam Toaster_ $19.88 three of the Los Angeles Rams I Reg. $24.95 G.E. Slicing Knife_ $17.98 flattened him as he went for a pass. 17 • point seeond quart<r ha~ 1 North Gallia Battles Southwestern In SVAC Headliner Friday Evening 1 COWBOY BOOTS - I ss.99 Roush's Shoe Store I Police Probe SQUARE DANCE Baseball's Greatest Leader I College Basketball Scores Laid to Rest in Portsmouth SHENANG SPRINGS NilE CLUB '[iiiiiii;i;i;.iiiiiiiiii.:.iiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiijiiiiijiiiiijiij;;jji;jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Take A Tip From Santa 1 MAKE THIS A... RACINE MERCHANTS wit. the CHRISTMAS -tBEST - 1 Warfield Hurt Again, To Miss S day' Garne JUNIOR MIXED LEAGUE NO\', f7, 1t11 W L Ashland 011 .. . .. .. .. . 21 9 White Electric ... ... . • 16 14 Team No. 4 .. . .. .. .... 16 1 1 14 1 Team No. a ........... 15 15 ' ITeamNo.5 ; I . .......... 14 J6 ! Team No. 6 .. .. ...... 9 21 ·· High Ind. Gome - L. Van.1 Meter 182; High Individual Ser- 1 • i.. 506 ; High Ind. Game - J. I Menchinl 140; Hi&h lndivid. ual Serie! 403; ' High Team Geame - Whlle Electric 7111; High Team Series I Ashland on 1955. [ II .. FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT! DRAWING DAnS DEC. 4 ••.. · .. · $50.00 DEC. 11 ........ $50.00 if • lUI Ill -- Team lt:ly Merry Cbristma1 'll<lth one of these special gtft .-- Hems. We have many more to choosa from. Avoid diJ. appointment Lay-Away Plan! u.. our llullm Hoyt Leapt Dec. I, 1Ni DEC. 18 · · .. .. .. $50.00 DEC. 24 .. ·.... • $50.00 .. a ..... ....... 1 ~ 5L IIIIo 6\lo Team No. 6 ........... 11\lo 611 TeamNo.2 .......... 9 1 Team No. 5 ..... .. __ 7 11 Riilh Ind. Game Steve 1SIDry 166; High Team Series I - George Howley, Chip Hauer1 ty - 252. I' I TeamN•• 1 • .. • .. • .. ' .. • i' • ~ •• ••• ,''• ,' ' ;• t AMOIICAIIIr FOSTOIIA Deulln1 d~amcmd-li...., k . h reflen eer l ~ 'lltii~OOI •·.,.~~~~r-. SEE OUR SILVERWARE SELECTION USE OUR $138 1 w.....•• 'l'loonday Leapa DECEMBER 29th IN CASH I - $100 1 • $75 1 • $50 3 • $25 PRIZES PRIZES TOTAL $300 Dec. I, IIIIi •" SELEa YOUR GIFT ITEMS NOW DURING OUR SPECIAL SALE 1 § ,. I: 1 TELEVISIONS & STEREOS W L N. Y. Cuthing Hocse .. 21 12 Team No. 5 .. .. . .. . . . 20 13 Simon's Market ... , .. 19 14 Fabric Shop .. .. . .. .. II 15 lloana's Restaurant . . . 13 20 LBUnark .. · .. .. .. .. . a 25 High Ind. Game - J. Werner Ill: Hl!lh Ind. Series - P. Mul· len 4611. Hip Team Game - Lendmark 763; 111!111 Team Ser!.. - New York Clothing House 21112. Ask For Your Free Tlclctt- No Purch1te Nec11s1ry a ..lster lach Time Yeu Yltlt Any •f ThiH Jtor• Ooohhh, ahhh .•• Winning Numbtro Polltd WHkly At Partldpatlng Mtrchtnte Drawing At Home ..nk.Ptrklllfl Lot At8:00 P.M. SPONSORED BY THI FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Allnt'• IHuty & Drm Shop Dlnltll Gulf Strvlct Eynon's Sohlo Strvlct First Natlonol Bonk Raclno FuJ.Volu Mkt, Roclnt Gorago •.. IIAoclnt Hcomo Bank Star Supply Co, LAY-AWAY PLAN NO WI ''· ,,,," •'" ... Johmon's Rodlo & T.V. W~tntr Hardwtr• Wald c..... Son• Vlllop Cut It'Roclnt S.rvlce Station Tho Club lllllauront ' ' .. llll~ln• 0. 4 lltrvlce Co. ..olttr Furniture Store - I Reg. $39.95 H. Beach Mixer _ $29.00 1 Reg. $12.95 Wut Bend Speedmaster $7 I Reg. $16.95 G.E. Speed KaHle _ $11.88 1 Reg. $9.95 Gen. Dlx. Port. Mixer $7.50 2 Reg. 10.95 Gen. Dlx. Can Openers $7.75 1 Reg. $14.95 Rlnl C.n Opener_ $10.5,0 1 Reg. $18.95 Sunb. Fry P1n w-lid $12.88 1 Reg. 9.95 Mirro-Matic Pressure Pan . 8.00 ' 1 Reg. 17.95 Mlrro-MIIic Press. P•n 13.75 3 Reg. 9.25 0. Ky. Home S & Dry Iron 6.88 3 Reg. $1,0.95 Man. Bow. Steam and Dry Iron $7.88 1 Reg. $14.75 Sunbe1m Dry Iron _ $9.50 1 Reg. 16.95 Sunbe•m St. & Dry Iron 12.50 I Reg. 1B.95 Westinghse. S&D Iron 11.88 For Cash To just what you're looking for. Find )lEAL_ES_TATE fast in the YELLOW PAGES • Where your fingers do lhe walking. Count On ••• Count On Us. I* It r ~ I • ~ITYLOAN a: SAVINGS 00. : .,.,. PMM-Boell ,..,. N-"1 '" ' •' '> ' ""' • ""'' , . " ' .... •.. .,.... .. OJice " ,,,, .... .,. ~ ''" .. . ~, " ' . " -~·- . SnCIAL LONGER HOURS TILL ... .--. \ ..,.,.,_ ._ I '_, '0/ ~ .. ' .. ~";'!."~""'...-~'''"" ..::',)' ',_..,,,., ..... "'....... •• ' < .,.....·rr,· t"'' ' .. ,_...... _..._,.... -· 'fllr'fl'"l~""~U1l:tl1f_,.,.,. - . ''t -- .. ~';"-'"!!1-;N'~-ij'~ ~ ;i'.. • ·- · ' CHRIS~ GILMORE.SUPPLY STORE Ph. 992-2n4 ' Pomeroy Portables 21" COLOR CONSOLETIE $389.09 12 inch .. · · $91 16 inch .. · $114 19 inch · · .. $139 AUTOMATIC MATCHING WASHER ............ $199 ELECTRIC DRYER 2 •1•••d. 2 cycle. 2 rinse temperatures Matches $199. I. E. Portablt "Mabllt Makl" G. E. Automotlc DISH WASHERS ...... ~ 199 40" RANGE with trade $291J Wilh self cleaning oven and bw'llerl.''l Light. clock and timer. H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE "' .•.·:· . ' --:.. J ...., MIDDLEPORT, o. ��·····- ····· · ·· · . ,.. •·, · , • ',r;· . · \ •I Presbyterians Plan Service Racine Soriety Notes River news Hospital News -- Decemberl9 5Unday Wllh 1\eta Slater. Rl', ii8JIIIn, were @1101!1 llltiii'I~I~Dallf~~l!e~n~u~n~el~,_!P~om~e~ro~y~·MI~d~dl~e~po~rt!:·~o~.•~De~•:._·~~~~.!1~1165!_ Jane ADn Powell vtalled her day of Mrs. Leone CUrtla. Mr. and Mrs. Price Wnt·F•I Mrs. Paul A. Sellers altended Rev. Paul A. Sellers of Raparents Mr. and Mrs. Powell over lhe W!'ekend. Mrs. Mae Crawford ol Brighton l.s spending a few with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mr. Harry Willshire sulfered 1ford. Churches Plan Christmas Programs Through Next Week from Lexington, called on his a meeting of Ministers and ctne was in Columbus, Tusday, slater, Mrs. lla2el Carnahan, wives of Group 4 EUB Church, December 7, attending the Coun· $30I'd to Jaycees' p • Ho ay roJeCt Galllpolls (iaugt readings: Entered Hospital Plan!! wert' completed for Dam 11.9, l4.9, running 8 feet the annual Chrislmas Candle- Persons entering Holzer Hos-·on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 20.· light Communion ServiL-e by ttte pital during the last 24 hours I67, Pt. Pelasant 23.83, Hinton a heart attack and is in Holzer A bridal shower was held First United Pre~byt.erian and ol hl.s parents, 11pe11l weekend with included: Howard B. Saunders, I0.53, Kana~·ha Falls 2.48, Cbar- ·Hospital Gallipolis. Church Session Monday even- ] 609 Second Ave.; Chester Ward, leston 18.90. Montgomery Dam Patty Lee of Pomeroy spent .the Methodist church in Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance. ing al the church in Middleport. . Rt. Ewingtoo; Mr~. ~arry L. Irunning 17 feet. London, Marm honor of Miss 1'hl:' Rev. Howard Ruppe it was : Taylor, Rt. 1 Galhpohs; Mrs, met and Winfield dams were who was home for the LARGE CARD moderator. IJamrs P. Burleson, Rl. I Gallitad EDISON, N.J. (UP!) - A 2IJO. oe Swane spent te 0 The serv\et will be Sundav polis ; Wil math W. Wells, Rt. 1 on the sills. wiUi his father, Mr. l•ttery per• j foot long Christmas card was evening, Der. 19 at 7:30 p.n;. 1Scottown; Travis D. H o p e, Bo11t Movementt: on its way to the 3rd Marine Swant a~d visited hl.s. mott~erll wi1h Robert Tewksbary, thE' el- · Henderson : Clarence E. Sayre, I Ohio Rh·tr Bob Be11ter [ Amphibious Force stationed wbo is i~ Ho~erahHospt~l. By Hickok der. sealing chair~an. In Rt. t M1. Alto, w. Va.; · L o u Idown 13, 12:40 a.m.: Pioneer Viet Nam today, carrying tile I be~:·al~ti:~ed ~ w Keeps Shoes Shining L" h:-~rgf' or prepanng the ele- Ellen Roush Rt. 1 Letart; 1up H CIO p.m.; E. P. Jones ! sign:1tures of 1000 students at th t t . With Twirling Buffer nwnts wdl bt Mrs. Tom Kelly · George F Conde, Middleport; •up 14' 11 :20 p.m. Jacob G. up l JobnAdamsJu;uorHighSchooJ I e pas,. wo yletharshiS , d Bur kett. . Mrs. Lol.nse : N1chol~~. . ' a vaca10n und .\1rs. Edwar Rutland; .1 15. 4:40 a.m. C. V. Harner up 1I here. Mr d M w J IS •95 hCh The Chri.qmas pro~ram was : Mrs. Leste1· L. Housh. Rt. 1! 16. 2·15 a.m.; Charles Steven- The massive Christmas greeta~ rsW·I~~ l 1 8 8 1 annnunrf'd for Dec. 22, Wednes- Long. Bottom. Mrs. Thomas C. son ~wn 16, 3: IS a.m.; Walter I ing, rolled up into a mailable- Uent ·in ~rer Hos~i~al ( 1~edl· ll 1.1 :1.\'. :11 7 JO p.m . at the church. 1Marlm, Rutland; Mrs. Pl!rry i BeCkJord down 16, 7:30 a.m.; package, was the idea of Mrs. 1 p t' nt) :\ nott> of sympathy was given : A. s~_yre. Arburkle. W. Va.; Illinojs down 18, 4:10a.m.; kob- 1Sara Fishkin, a teacher at the craM~s~'~l::c~k~·eur:~tis:,.:an~d~~~=:;::~M~I~d~d~le~po~rt~,0::.::::~ 1u ~·I rs. E. 0 . Teksb'arv on the Dock D. Dove. Asl!land, Ky .; ert Heed dowh 18, 4:40 a.m. ; : school. She said the project _ _ r · rprrnt death of her broiher. The ! Mrs. Clyde M. B£Jxter. HI. I AI- Diane Brent up 18, 6:30 :~ .rn. : l rect-ivl'<l en!husiastlc support annual congreg;Jtional meet- j bany, Mn. Edward H. S1aplt'- Rel\ablt' down 19, 6:30a.m._; I f~om the school' s ~tu d~ nt s .. ~ho [ ll,g will be held Jan. 19 when : ton, 1roDlon. . Charles K. up 19, 7 a.m.; lnd1- l v1e~ f~r the honor ol afflxmg 1 We'll prepare your readv mixed con· rrf'w officers fo r the year will Dlschar td j ana down 20, 6 a.m.: f..lbw Z~-~ the!r .Signatures. bt> f'iected. g · ph ~T up Green11p 6·3.1 p.m.: Tr-, crete order to vour specifications. and deUver Thi" pastor was givt>n per" Patricia 1/4A . Burk~ . Mrs. Ray- !mit up !Jreermp ,1):45 a.m.: 1 AIR LIFT It anywhere ID town, all ready to pour. Call §ii!n to De absent from the . . mond E . Cunningham, and in· Wt>.-;trn down Gr~nup 6:40 a.m : CHA~LO'ITE, N.C. (UPI) ONLY pll Sunday, Dec. 26 for a Christ- ~· fant son, Mrs. GEorge M. Col·: Havenswoo~ up (~n~en~p 7 30 1 An ~~~ N<Jtlor:al G~1ard ~l2 i today . . our serVIce Is prompt and our prices !•<"'.O~Miml'fiiiliiiliNi-~-- liru and inf'.ant son. Mrs. :-.~ov-1 a.m.; L. Fu~ore down l<~·cenup ; SU]JE'I ConstellatiOn, loa?e:d wrth 1 $30.00 Down - ltlance on • • ice E. CW'd, Mrs. F'red D(lvis. 8 am.; Litlle George do'.Ar _l'dd-1 2.1,00.0. po_unds or frlll.t ('<lk<', , are the lowest posslblel ConYtnltnt Tlf'mt Mrs. Paul D. Downard. Mrs. • dahl 2:40pm.; Andrew Calneun l mag;iZ!~~s and olh':r ~ifts, Jt'ft.: Leonard H. Essman. Mrs . Carl :duwn Meldahl 6:30 .m; De- : hert! ~rJday to dislrlbu te. J!s F. Forsythe, fred D. Gosney, : fender dowtl Meldahl II p.m.; ! good wlll C<Jrgu ~ 0 ~~nt>ncan THE PERFECT 1 Mrs. Ric-hard A. Harris , Mrs. Invader duv..n Meldahl 1:5S a. : fJghtmg men m VJel Nam . . FURNITURE CO. Raymond J . Ha7.le!t. Mrs. Al· · m.; Ranger down Meldahl 2:l0 ' About B.OOO. pounds of_ g!ft~ Phone WY 2-3284 MASON, W. VA. CHRISTMAS GIFT fred J. Hern itnd infant son, I am .; Valvoline down .MehJahl Wi're left behmd, but .wlll be l'age Street Middleport Mrs. Luther E:. Hunt. Mrs. Eu~- : 2·4.5 a.m.· Lachlan Mao.:"l.l?aV I flown to Southeust Maa at a ttce Jeffers, Kemul,·. 1v1 en, I down Mel dahl 4:30 <t.m.: .1. !'i. • • . L' J. Mrs. Gordon C. Jackson , Jer- ILewts down Meldahl 6·40 1:1 .m. ' iiiiii. . 1 aid T. Martin, Miss Wilma L. Mimi down Mel dahl 7:10 u.m . Ml{Juwan, MJss Edna S~affer, [ Gallipolis Dam Elisha : Cluir D. Shumate., Dav1d ~· : Woods ur 8·45 p m.: OVE(' up SLamper, Veri B. 1uttle. Mrs. : 11 :2.1 p.m.; Buckeyt State · Bert I. Wt>bsler. Mrs. Ade!me •down 1 a.m : 1.. Wad~· f';i1i!,:h•rs · · M. Wells. Mrs. Raymood H.: up 2.30 am.; Elgerrliff up 3 45 Wamsley and infant son , Mrs.: a.m; Pennsvlvania dO\\Il 4.10 ; ~~i~n -~.-~hite and infant son. <~ . m .: Philip ·Sporn up fi a.m.; 1 1 Tho! Trtditional . Semt't down 7:50a.m.; Nuilll~­ CHRISTMAS RED ma:s visit with his parents m worlhv up ! :20 a.m.; Jefrboad 1 Gulfport, Miss. A rep•lrt on ; down ·9:10a.m.: R H. Bosw1rth ! · the Presbyterian held in Hill ~ -. n duwn 9 45 a.m.· • up . b M I J,; · bo ro was grven Y rs. · · ; Kana"'lta Rh•trr ·- Oleander ; Harley, Mrs. Geor~e Anderson down Marmet J.20 p m ; Bea, ALSO: , and Mrs. E. 0. Tewksb~:~ry . ver down Marmet 10 :15 p.m.; t Azalea~ e Cyclam•ns It .was announc-ed that 8 rww Duncan Bruce up Mcu·met 11:- ' Qua nlity eChryHnth•mums sel!SIC!nal register has ~n 4{) p.m.: Lucy Jane Lue<l~ duwn R1~hts TUPPERS purchased and n~w' offenng , Marmet 1:40 a.m.: 0 . F. SlwarR<'~entd PLAINS plates hal'e beeD gJven IJ.v !ho:: , er llp Marmet 4:.'i0 a.m.: \lr. BE SURE TO . .. deacons and dea(•nnesses. Oth· Chris down Winfield ~ 25 a m · ers present at the. meeting were , Helen Z. down Winfield 1~ : 10 59 N. 2nd Ave. Mrs. Arthur Lewrs. a.m-,. H. E. BOWes 1 d1H\'n w·JO · • . ·t RLeo Kenne· !l L dy, J udson n11. Middleport, 0. 1 """ e. us:-~e Y· field 1:40 a.m.; A. J. Pafl.~n • FOR A FREF. TURKEY OR , ons and John Ful tz. ! up Wmfie!d 2 · 4~ a.m.; George LUCKY LEAF Prke down Winfii'ld 5. 45 a m.; CALLIE HAM AT EITHER 1 .Jerry Busworth up Wi'l!Jeld 6:FARM STORE , 50 a.m.: Jefferson dowa Win· RUTLAND, field 6· 55 a.m OHIO UNTIL THUHS. DEC. 23! (Kenneth Davis) 1 I ~·:e:~:lf------~----------~----------------·1 ° SHOE BUFfER ml thS: ° THE SHOE BOX nl 3 ROOMS New $299 POinsettia Wec/dt'ng.P/anS ced by Announ M,ISS 8atey GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MASON 1 ·d 1 · $3,00 REGISTER! Gloves Scarfs Handbags Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy l No.2 · cans I C<-pilol . For HER Chrlstmasv REYNOLDS WRAP PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIURS·FRI...SAT. DEC. 16, 17, 181 Frozon Food Buyl Morton'o 53 SHOULDER ROAST ENGLISH ROAST COLONIAL SUGAR CHUCK ROAST CENTER CUT LIAN, MIATY IEEF ITIW - - - - 10 LB. Pot Pies~~~· 6'•r S1 ( Ill. 59c lb. SSe u.. 59c .... ICE CREAM to $8,00 Daniel Green and Dunham Slippers For Her! FREE GIFT WRAPPING! OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS "A GOLD STAR STORE" 69C 'llgal. carton Chapman- Canaday SHOW BOAT SWEET POTATOES c2·-No.2! CLOVER ~ARM SPECIALS SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES MUSSElMAN APPLESAUCE ·1!j.AN Nt'O DANCE 21bs. fnlm FabergltiiiiiiWpMce eolltcllon non-aerosol sprays of perfume cologne c .2...·,,.. 67·. c " or encased In exquisite golden metal, gilt boxed and rei/JJabJe over and over againl ' APHROOISIA ... WOOOHUE ... . TIGRESS ... FLAMBEAU Pwfuin• sPnJ ldriiOtdllllllN1.75 drama 7.50 C8logne llpraJ iEIIrMrciiNlre 3 ounces '-00 CRISP, YELLOW c.o"'' ·PT.l>LEASANT -The local NCO 'club will sponsor lis an. nual· New Year's Eve dance, Dli<ember 31, at lhe National Guard Armory. Danclntl wiU be from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. with lhe "Vagabonds" lurnlahlnc the "TIUSIC, Tici<els lor the informal ·iance are 14 per couple. .• . In tho Mlclcllo Block Nut h II~ POMIIlOY'J QUALin IHOI ITORI SOLID HEADS ONIONS ....... '• .. and DUfiON DRUG STORE ·. larw• I MIDD&,EPORT, ' . o. ' ~ BBEND EIJGmiLITY CHICAGO UP! olhl<-t.c directors and Tlh::~~~ represeotaUves voted to srant .. additional year elliglblljlf to 1018' •ellio · fooiball playora ,mitts·1011 · · because o1 injuries. ~8dill0onal years end ~. .... ... ."' ·: ..... 1 no Ed olfen- JACKETS SLIPPERS~ $1.99 -- GOWNS SOCKS l9c .88 HOLIDAY DUSTERS SWEATERS """h CABBA·GE 2CANS 303 29c · 57:. PLANNING PARTY MASON Plans are under· lor the Mason Mothers' II Christmas porty for Sen. lor CIUzenl. 'lbe )larly ls held IJan,ualllly h)' the group. II will on SUnday afternoon, IIDecenober 19th from 2 until l at the Masoa Methodist IIdhun,h.. The Mothers' Club is invited to a turkey d1nner on ll11nur!lday evening, Dec. 16, at 6 ~.m. at the home of Mrs. R. K. Wilson of mason. GARDEN- F.RESH •. ~ RAYON PANTIES COATS -Folrmant Top Grodo TV Slippets .99 c .99 .44 WE HAVE A FINE BAG s METROPOLITAN MOTORS lb. ROUND BON! SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE DRESSES •lth CHUCK ROAST c Hv. Duty-18"x25' roll ELECTRIC KNIFE I CHERRY PIE FILLING : WASHINGTON (UP!l -S..n. ' Palli .>'IL llolllhtil. D~ IH., ·is ; plaaning t.o ·fiSk ·fongrt>cSs tu ' appl-ove rominissioning ol' a bu~t of Constantino Rrumidi, the expatriate Jtallan arlist who devoted the last 25 years , of his life to pnintings in the corridors and rooms of th~ U.S. ·cbeer Mason DUDLEY'S Hats Jewelry DlSCOIJNl.STilR.E Christmas Week Scheduled j CAPITOL PAINTER. Thursday-Fri.--Sat. December 16th-17th-18th. Middleport-Pomeroy METROPOLITAN MOTORS Clover Farm Has The Finest Foods For Your for Gifts New Cut Velvet Punes 8HOP BUYS ,; ··~te=r~d~a~te~··lliiiiiitlliiiliiitiiiiiiti~~==;;i;;;:;;;~~iij~~.;. 1 I Wahama Hig,h ActivitieS A.re Announced $3 Mr iv:t~~::i;FJ;v~~· ;;~:;;;;~·;:::•roy-Mid:·::';~~:.:~:._.,, f'l'. PLEASANT -The amm· EPISCOPAL PROGRAM the party, the Junior Choir will not attend lhe ChrlatmSB Eve Galllpolls, Ohio, S.turday, De<. II, 1965 cobulary Reftects: "JIII!!c,· al Christmas parly lor the youth Christ Episcopal Church will sing carols m the neighborhood servlce. S.wrday, Dee. II, 1165 HOGS- 175 to 220 25 to 27 ·· , ~ou~~nv~,'~ 111 of St. Peter's Evangellcal Lt>- hold the following program dur- on the Christmas tree. Follow- December 26, 8 and 11 a.m . SALES 1\EPORT ol 60; Heavies 24 to 26.50; Lights: theran Church, Parrisfl.av, and lng the Christmas season, ac- ing this, all the children will join will be the celebration of 51 Ohio Valley Livestock Co. 25. to 27.25; Fat Sows 20 to 22:·1 I ICarolyn WUey. 1 h-st will be held SUnday, cording to an announctmont by together for refreshments, the Stephen's Day. St. Stephen HOGS 175 to 220 lbs. 27 to 50; Boars 15 to 18.25; Pigs 12.~ The hostesses, 28t ' art 28 50 220 to 250 1bs 27 to 28 50 50 to 18 A donatiOn was approved to ton and Lila Mitch Dec. 19th at 5 p.m. At 7 p.m. the Rev. Charles A. Pitzer, pas- Christmas story, a film strip was the first christian m yr · ; · · '' · sorted Christmas ~;,r} the children of the church school tor. on Nicholas, and a carol sing. lor the faith. Ltsht 25 to 28.50; Fat Sows 161 CA'I'l'LE - Steers 16 to 21.· the Jay cees and plans were , . the ·n I . te . th "' Otrist· to 22: Stags 15 to 22; Boars 12 150 Hetfers 14 to 19.10; Fat made for a Christmas dinner loof!ee dunq . WI part Cipa .18 -~ . . ' December 22, 7 p.m~ wl11 be \ December 24, 11 p.m. wiiJ be to 20 Sows atld Pigs 80 to 120: i Cows ·tJ to 17 ; Canners 9 to 12. I . . Present were Rita mas..\'atean~whlt, Is kbe~~ ~- ~ the Christmas Party for all the traditional Christmas Com- TENNANT ELECTED 1 Shoats 12 to 25. 150: Bulls 14 to 16.70; S I o c k, whenf 1~\ 0~ 10 Elap:h;;. Cha(l Clelland, Judy ~c;:;.,ti~j~ rect . Y . s. an · · Sunday School and Junior Choir munion Service. The ancient L Steers 17 to 23.25; Stock Heifers !ter 0 e a • rgma . 1 • ron Y Eschleman, C1tr0Jyn Orgamst wtll be Mrs. ch.ldr At the begl1)nlng of name for this service is Christ NEW HAVEN - Carl . CA'I1'LE- Steers 14 to 23.50; [14 to 17.50· Stock Steer Calves ] me~ Tuesday ev~mng. m the Susie Herris, Betsy lkr~ ; 1 en. Wu~ch. . Mass as (shown by the word Tennant of New Haven was e. Heifers 12 to 21; Baby Beef 18 20 to 24.75 :' Stock Heifer Calves ' socJal ITKJm or .the ~~~~bus ley Huston, Mat:jorie -..,.,. Chtldren participating IR Christmas. Before the service l lected president of the Wabama to 24: Fat Cows 12 to 15 :50; Can- ! 16 to 20.75. and. Sout~ern Oh~o Elednc_ Co. na Meadows , Ltla Mil~..~ pageant are: . Shepherds, there will be a carol sing from !Athletic Boosters at a r~cent ne.rs 8 to 12: Bulls 13 to 18; , VEAL CALVES_ Tops 32_10;, April ~m~th .. presil:lent . pre~Jded. 1 lee Ne~man, Be.Uy ny Knight, BJ.lly Knight, the balcony by the Junior , meeting . .Grald Rood presided. Milk Cows 80 ~ 160. ISeconds a2.30; Medium 25 .75 to ! the Jay...:ees for lheJr Chnsl- 1Rut~ Rdfl_e, Ma:gte ~;Z~ ny Taylor .. WISemcn: . Choir starting at tO:J() p.m.IO!ber off1cers named were Er· j VEAL CALVI<S- Tops 31.60, 29.311; Common & Heavies 18 The chapter voted $30 to ·Apttl Smtih· Btlllo ~ K~~ht, R1cky Krught, Ro_nme Everyone is. invited. ~ attend j shel. Rtffle of New Haven vice se~nds 25 to 30; MedlU~ 20 to ' to 32. mas projt!cts. The annual Christ- i Mary C. Wiley. HuJik. Mary, Rozanne Kmght. aod all baptized chriStians are preSident; JohtmY Scarberry 26, Com. & Hvs. 18 to 28. Culls m<IS dinner was scheduled for . -;-v;;n.;;Ji~~ Joseph, Tommy HUJik. Narra· invited to partake of the· Lord's of New Haven. trasurer, Mrs. 15 to 20. Dec. 17 at Oscar's in Galli· Pleasaat Valley tor, John Knoll. Angels, StephSON A II .11 I Wa· i SUpper. . Catherine Rollins of Letart, se<- SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. 6 BEGIN DEC. 21 I polis. Husbands and guests of ADMJTI'ED: Mrs. anle Wuerch, Stephanie Scholz, I MA . - c VI es a I retary, and Mrs. Ben Roush, lto 10; Stock Ewes 5 to 10; Fat PT. PLEASANT Masom vender, Mason ; Oake Johanne Scholz, Susan Gloss. ' hama Hl!lh school this we::~ December 1.5,, 10 a.m. will be West Columble, reporter. Sheep 5 to 8; Culls 1 to 5: Bucks County schools will begin their members may attend. Grirr.ms Landing. Singers, David Scholz, Kim and a portion of next week .llta t a quiet celebration of the Holy was anoonced no meetings will 4 to 8: Fat Wethers 5 to 10. \ Christmas vacation with the The cultural program includ- DISCHARGED: Mrl. Roush, Byron Nibert, Tye Som- be~ . announced by_ Assls n Communion for those who can· be held this motlth. The Boos- LAMBS - Tops 23 Seconds close of the regular school day ~-- ~ - - - Singleton, New Haven. ervllle, Cathryn Scholz, Margie Prmclpal, Glenn Smllhir 1 . ters next sessioa will be Ja.. 18 to 22: Light Wts. 16 to 20; Tuesoay, J.>ecember 21. T h · Classes will be resumed Mon. BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs; ,. 1"'vor Hyatt, Ricky . Gloss, Wendy Dr. J. B. Sweckelr. w ary 24. Common 15 to 18. buses will run at 3:311 p.m. day, January J. 1966. · Lavender, Mason, a .. k S B N"be I of Cedar l..okes· RIP ey, HUJI · tranger, ruce 1 r · will show slides on Africa·· ata., a The Christmas Eve Candle- special assembly at Wahama light service will be held Fri- on Thursdav. ·1 day, ~ember. 24th al 1:311 p. Dr. Swecker, a graduate ol m. ~pectal ~us1c wdl be b~ tbe West Virginia University. spent I NEW HAVEN .;_ Mr. J_un10r Oioll' under the dtrec- two years in Nigeria develo]r i Mrs. Fred P. Batey are ""tltiioniiiofiiiMirsi.iEildioiniiWiueiiircihi.~~ ing an educational program· nouncing the engagement 1 there. 1 approaching marriage of · Wednesday lhe faculty of Wa- daughter, Phyllis Joann, to LorTHE BEST llama Junior and Senior High 1 an C. Yost, Jr. of New Martinswill have a Christmas Tea !It ville. 3:311 p.m. at the Junior High Miss Boley Is a graduate oi l e OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS School lounge. Wahama High school with the : The Junior Class wi11 spon~ class of 1961, and attended Moun- I sor a Christmas dance on Fr1- tain State Business College. She 1 ARE AT day evetling, December 17, In is presently employed at MarREGULAR the new gymnasium at the High bon Chemical Division of School with the Tempi.o.; of Win- I Warner Corporation. $16.95 VALUE field, providing the music. Ad--, Mr. Yost is employed mission will ~ 50 cents. Dane- ~ trooper with llle West ~!:;~~\~ ing will be from 8 until 11 p.m. State Police and ie p1 On Tuesdav, December 21st attached to Depaatment SEE THESE ... the National Honor Society will quarters in Charleston. T h spo11SOr a Christmas assembly. wedding will be an event of LADIES NEW 1964 RAMBLER urday, Jenuary 8th, at 2:30 p. 6 4 Dr. Classic Sedan HOLIDAY m. at the St. Paul's Lutheran FIRST QUALITY SHEER Fully Custom. Auto. R&H. Church in New Haven. One local owner. Uke The gracious custom of Guaranteed new. en church" will be observed. 1964 RAMBLER NEW HAVEN-- Special , - - - = = = = - - 6 4 Dr. American Sta. 11tristmas Week events at the 1 Wag. Standard Trans. Values to $5.98 Evangelical Unild Brethren f'ei"SI)D.ai.S R&H. One owner. An· Church, have been announced · other one like new. eMicro Mesh by Martin Berisford, pa,tor. ~ ---------Sunday, Decer_nber 19. 7:30 1 Mrs. Jessie Kinder of eFiat Knit 1962 RAMBLER p.m. Annual Chnstmas Cantata, ney, Penna., is visiting her V8 Ambassador 4 Dr. eNew Shades pair arranged and di~cted by Mr. ter and family , Mr· and Mrs. Auto. R&H. P. 1teering. New StyiH John Hoffman. A pageant will Russell Bartun, Clean and nice. Anothin New Colon be presented With cantata mu- Mrs. Charles Barton has , er clean one owner Rambler. sic. The p'ifant "The Meaning returned home after spending Junior-Petite-Misses Ladies Trimmed MENS WINTER of Christmas." is wri~en a~d a week visiting her daughter Half Sizes 1961 RAMBLER directed by Mrs. Martm Bens- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 6 4 Dr. Classic Sta Wag ford. Frank Oates at Elizabeth, Auto. Trans. One local LADIES LADIES FANCY Monday, Decembe~ 20, 7:30 She was returned home by her owner. Runs fine. , p. ~ .• monthly meetmg of the sin, Russll Barton, who also COMFORTABLE Wm·One Sunday S!~hool Class visited relatives HOLIDAY HOUSE e Sizes 5-6· 7 1960 RAMBLER at the pa~sonage with Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. chllrles Syec White-Pastel VB Ambassador 4 Dr. Mrs. BerJsford hosts. \family of Parkersburg .. Sla. Wag. Full power. Tuesydaylh . D_:clelmbehr 21,.117;bJO i ov.r lbe werkorul with her Clean and nice. Anoth.,.. .., ,,.. •. ·U p.m. ou •• ows lp WI M D lr Dudd· er one local owner hosts for Point Pleasant Group er, rs. · mg. j Rambler. YP'ers. Christmas program ! Gary Stewart•.. Mason and is planned. Miss Judy Hoffman.! Dale Grimm, Br(lad Ru~, ~th S.. AH The Alao~• One local Y. F. president, is in stu.dents at. Marshall Umverstty Owntr Ramblers, Bought of refreshments. visJ ted their parents over the Reg. 99c From Metropolitan MotDecember 21, 7 p. weekend. . Values To 49c m. Children's Christmas Pro- Mrs. Matilda Noble visited on L on and Tr~ded In on grant All children in the Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Church School will participate Clara Williams, Clifton. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS LADIES LOVELY led by Mrs. Eddie K. Bumgarn· Kenneth Reynolds, employed MENS FANCY er. Senta C1aus will attend. at Western Electric in ColumFUR TRIMMED PHIL MAID Friday, December 22, Rev. bus, visited his mother, Mrs· DRESS & SPORT Berisford will lead in the Holy Catherne Swatzel over the weekCommunion. Candlelight serv- end. Ice begins at 7:311 p.m. Mi,. Emma Forthe was re"Your Rambler Dealer" Sunday, December 28, Mom- ceived Into the membership of Worship service at 9:41i a. lhe Mason Methodist Church Phono WY 2.:1870 m. recognition of students' a- during the worship aervlce on Rag. $19.9S 60Q.606E.Maln5t. LACE TRIMMED way from home in Sunday morning. to schools, colleges and Mrs. Cecil Kirk visited on lies. Sunday wit ber daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Jenkins at Apple Grove, Ohio. 1 Mrs. Carl Wright, Coolville, spent Sunday visiting with her For the Miss On Your List sister in law, Mrs. Besle Wright Compare at $2.99 in Mason. GIRLS HOLIDAY Mr. and Ms. David F1agg were received Jnto the memberASST. COLORS IN LADIES COLORFUL ' ship of the MHSOII Methodist Church recenUy. ITALIAN WOOL MOHAIR they were here to attend the meeting being held at The cil of Administration session of Paul Carnahan Day. Cutler Chapel EUB Church near the EUB Ohio. Southeast Co• Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nance Cutler, Ohio. Iorence. dill~ Market Report $,.99 e Pastel Colon DRESSES AND eWhites TO eFrosted Colors $J.88 COMPARI AT $8.95 MENS DERBY UNDERWEAR e BROADCLOTH SHORTS e KNIT BRIEFS ' . eTEE SHIRTS Reg. $10,95 Family Protection BOYS DERBY UNDERWEAR TEE SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS Reg. $10.88 Reg. $3.98 Gun and Holster Sets Basketball HORSE oou . Goal Set .99 . $ .8,8. s .99 98c to $2.99 SPRING Chatty Cathy 1 '. ELECTRIC HEAnNG PADS Famous SECRET SAM s .88 LADIES ·· PURSES · and �··-· · ~·· · - · · ·-- ···· ···-· ··· ; p us' It , HELEN, Hrl - TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416 Main St. Pt. PINson!, W.Va. tOPEN AN ACCOUNT .IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE Les Williamson Bill Wollman Jazz or Rock 'n Roll ... LEADING DRUMMERS PLAY LUDWIG first choice the world over • • • Luowro SUPER ClASSIC DRUM OUTFIT U . S ! l y T>ear Heln: t~ ~fy mother says I don't ho"'' 'I 1Bw t~nd she"ll have to ;nd eare for it because I'm in "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY We can promise that we'll smile and be ple~~S~~nt and helpful. We can promise to have our shelves stocked with all the things you'll need. IN OUit STORE Los Wlftlamaon Bill ¥1•1I1111n 18. Throug : 20. Britilh mediad """"""' --~ ,;;;:~ time 3l.Deb1t 33. AbbreVIaled .otWII · -..~ 15 '10' C.:.ONNA won.. agency lll. one. tal Do - 'WIF' -· ..... ·- 'EM~ u. ._:;-t 1 ~;,• AlS Gkcw'l. 1 ur eysa &. T up-.. 4 to 9 lbs. lb. 49c 10 to 18 lbs. --lb. 43c c 0 .1 {' . 2r simply ltaDdB for another In tbi8 for L~"' lhroo L's, X for the two O'g, ·~tc. Sin::~~~ isause4 tropi-J. -~ . the length aDd formation of tbe ilil ' .poe. Ea : . 'H! code Jettera are different. wor are all hrnta. Swiss Steak With Your PPJI'cllne Of A IO.Ib. or Llll'tlor Short A&P TURKEY ThiJ Coupon Valld Expires Dec. 18, 1tl6!! Beef ~~. 79c :0""' lb.59c c Salad Dressing Ch 0C0 Iates English Breakfast .... c... lb.65c Ribs lb. 39c Shank~ B aeon ~=ad SWIFT'S PREMIUM-SLICED SwNI 3'·1b.2-oz.79 11n1 Ann Po .., AU Milk or O.rk ontl Milk C 4111·SI\ 69 bOll T"" 0 Walnuts~~,.~~ Cocktail Treatsl lb.39c 1-lb. 89c ...... SUNNYBROOK-MEDIUM GRADE A Fr~sh Eggs doL SSe Ice Cream - 4~~ 99c Marvol Vanllle Marshmallow ~::,:.~~w_ .... 99 ctn. RICH NUTTY FLAVOR c 2 f.:49c ;:;: 59c Fresh Produce! ·~-..._.. , . Dairy Values! t'0-'1' TIIRU FIUDA'I'8:00 Sign On - New• 6:0~ !Oicred Heart 8 211 Me1gs COunty RFD s,:zo Paul Bowen, F'arm 1,3!: t~ews U7 Weather SEL ·~~ Baked Foodsl Radio 6: 00 &mdoll'D Sereaade 1:45 Sign 00 SATURDAYS6:00 Sign On - News l o30 Happy Valley Boy~ 1: OS Country illustc nme 1·20 CoUll... J . .. r amooroo ' ·oo Protestant Hour 7·30 Spnrta p d ara e 7:35 · Larry Andersoo Snmr 'flCL BL'riOY lAD AJJ:'I' GDY LOWOY Bleu Cheese -·~~ '/. You re<enny said a I ebaceous cy!t or wen snould I 1e removed_ I have 2t of these •n variolll parts «lf my 'hould I have them all removed' A. What I oald was that CALIFORNIA NAVEL m mfected wen should be noved. The reDJOVal must be ·~::. .... ~ ompl•t• because, If any of the ac Is lett bohlnd, the cyst Tangerines durn. I would certainly not dvice tiM! removal of 2D or .ne wen except for infection Emperor Grt .. ' ......... ..,., · '- . · - . 49c ""''- u, •. 79c Frozen Foods! Llloerty Mixed I, . '•·,, ..... __.,.'""' •· ,,~ ,~ .,., . Y-Y'o Cry........., THE LJJ:IIS JIJIDr TlmliC '!'1111 XOI\il THEY TALK.- XON'l'JJ:SQUIEU ' WJEH RADIO " i: ~ ,.,,,. . .,."'; •=- ~ · li'JEII LOG ~ - -f··.,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;'::J~l r By ART SANSi I I II Bar~=~=-- u•h 35c Potato Bread:.:.. 5 ~··~· ~OOL ZJJ:LXOY,-YDVAOGD&VBKJCZ Swiss Cheese -lb.S9c Apple Pie ---l.tb.a-39 ~ c Spanish By CHESTER GOULD ;, ~ AP? JANE PARKER Cream Cheese A&P _ !:'12c ,, DICK TRACY ,., 0 4:45 Spotlight on •~rta •• • 0 • • Monday Through FridiiJ' 4:55 Weather """ ,o • 7:05 Bill Miller sh .. 7:15 Si- On, Musl•al CI~k •' ~ 5:00 Community NeWI 7,30 Sports Parorte 7:45 Echoeo of Joy 5:10 World and National NeWI 7: 35 Bill Miller ~how 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5:1~ Sign Off Lim! ORPHAN ANNII 1:3: Pleken:- rlarowan,; '"' 4~ lro Music - ~rmy 8:05 World Newt U5 Sign On, Musical Cloek 11:00 Dutto.!'s and Hems Dairy 8:10 Sports Tnday 7:45 Echoes of Joy t'I'Uu '!burs. I NO Neltl Top Tea Show 1:15 Weathor Picturt 8 00 o 12:00 News Mus!-·' Clock : hio Valley News , 8 16 8 Bill Miller Show ~ 8:05 World News 12: 1> rustcal lnterlufllo 8:55 Community News 8:10 Sports Today NS Raker Furniture ShUll 1:00 News 12:30 Rev. Merlin •'eets 1:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 Weather Picture 1:00 News 8:55 Mason County Newt1 6:18 Pl Pleasant FootbaD ~ :tr. Cotlee wtth Janel 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 10:30 Songs for Chlldren It ,00 Portraits of a Patriot 5,51> Sporll Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10,45 Golden Key ,o·o. Swap Shop 10:30 Latchstring 11:00 News 10:30 Bill ldillor ilrWicb Show 6,00 Sundown Serenade 6:40 Sign Off 11:00 NeWI 11:05 Saturday Show IP:4> MII80D Agr. l'>l>gram Sl'NIIAYS 11:05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News l'l'resdoy: 7:30 Sign On • Arm, Hour lucept Friday, Church 2:20 BUlletin Board 10:45 FIIIDlly Worsblp (Thurs.) 7:55 News Bell8 Ring) 12:25 News 0 Grams 10,45 A.b.C. Program (Friday) 1:00 Baptist l.a)mHD'< How 11:45 World News 12:30 Saturday Malin,. 11:00 News 8:30 Sunda, Bilow 11:55 Mason County News 1:30 News Headlines 1LIIII Thir'o Counlry Junellcm 9:30 '!be Bible Speak' 1o y 00 12:00 Community News 1:31 Saturday Matinee 11:341 l'lny'o Coun1ry HYIDDI 8:40 LegtslaU•e Report 12:05 Noon Newo 1:55 Ne , 12:00 Cement Blocl: NeQ 10 (Jt; Tbe Good r.ue 12:10 Markell 2:00 Sat:u.Jay Matlnee 1:1'341 Goessltr'o Guest Star 10:1• Coogressm 811 Moeller 12:15 Mid Day Wealher 2:30 News Headlines CFrltlafl 10:30 Tha Country Hymntlmersl2:20 Bulletin Board 2:31 Saturday Matineo 12:30 Llrty Andenon Show 11:30 The Qwet Hour 12:25 News 0 Grams 2:5' News ' ':r Jlm u... Sbow 12:00 Newt 2:30 County Agent 3:0.. Saturday Matinee 6:15 Blaet1Dar Auto Show 12:15 '!be Chrl8ttanl Hour 12:45 Country Go Round 3:30 News Headlines 4:30 Electrtc ComPBDJI NOWI 12·30 '!be R M I 1:55 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Mlltinee I: Ito Jim Idees ShoP . '!be Rev. ev. Sllaa er :rBlliupt T- 2·00 Country Go Round 1:30 · N . B 3:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 ews eat 5·00 NeQ •• 00 .,.,_ R 3:55 News •· '"" ev. Andrew faroot11 3:00 Mid Wa1 Mallnet &:116 Jim ldeeo Show 2:30 Sunday ' 'owr.as. 3:55 News Beat f :tltl Discing wllh DoSJ . 5:30 Rizer's Woollier Report I:OO Sundown Seroaatll f:OO "'•••·· '"'tb ,___ 4:30 Radio R I 0 5:50 Sporta Plll'ldl 1 45 Sign 00 u..._ "' ...._ 5:00 News Roundup 4 30 fHE BORN .LOSER : ' Inter.;.c;;..ba::n:::&•:....--....:..:5~:::15~S~ign OU _ .. =""~ '1.00 ~atlODil ..~eWI SULTANA BRAND I••ql.39 WMPO lb.69c English Roast -- ... Ge'FS~Vf~Thrifty Holiday- Grocery Buys! SULTANA JIRAND --· .._... We aon't neea to .::orne in 61;xt week tot ?ur 6hOt<S. l'll jtJGt wa\.le my wand aver u~' AXYDLBAAX& II LONOI'IlLLOW Ro11nd PLUS 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS, WITH PURCHASI of a 10-lb. or larttr A&P Turkey We-Ire so sure you'll be pleased that we confidently offer you double your money back. l! you're not comple~ly atiafied. (Either tbe price label or reglcrter W.pe b necessary of course). " · :M:arlner'o Anciaot pligl!t ..OD a. wicllt, LD Ground Chuck DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK 39.Coottne fO. MOM lucid PI. SO GOOD WE DARE TO MAKE THIS OFFER S-1, A&P .. WHUT cabby :18. S-"-'l - fi""Ti:Jii'"T4'-i~;.;:-r;-.::.-~-:;,., VDB.YEKO How GooCl-lire A&P Turkeys! - -~"I potatoes ...... .} -~--· ' · · cR1'1'1'0QUOTE - u-·· llow to work It: lb. Chuck Roast \ - A bottle of bef>r tnntaim boul half an ounce of alconol "hp body can oxidize about thir~ y-thref! percent of an ounce 1 er huur. Four or five bottles ,s a rather large amoWJt 'leer . to consume every night I •Ut. If the drinking Is spread •_ver a period of five hours, the ' Jver.damage would b.- mmimal. If 1t were all done in two or l~ree hours there would defiutely be some liver damage 1ut it would take uveral ' .or It to cause enough damage o in1erfere with the liver's :ital functioM. or cosmetio: rtMoM. 18. Bitter, BOmetima · U . Bridp -~- WELL Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It's one of many. · ·l ma~r·' eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MlNt)TEs, SMALL DOWN 'JIAYMI!NT DEUVERS ANY ITEM peen --~ .......... r "· y C BLADI! CUTS And we can promise you one other thing ... tAl keep these promises. :rlway s worse just berore a 416Moln St. Pt. PIM!'nl, W. Va. pound &fl the We can promise that no matter what you buy at A&P, it will be everything it should be or it won't cost you a penny. In some victim.'!! the muscles hiefly affected are those or the ~~elids which tend to droop as 1 : e day progresses. In others '1e effort of chewing and swnlJWing is so fatiguing the victim annot fini sh 1 meal. Talking · xhausts others but, when Lhe w•akness <~ffeds the diaphra,zm. reathing becomes an etrort asd 1e condit ion may threah>n life. Lcnge numbers of people with 11s dJsease, especi,.llly women, 1 <l Vt' a tumor of the tl!vmus. 1 'hen !his is the case, X-ray 1 I the thymus usually brings i ')Oirt prompt lmprovem<'nl. Wonen under 0 who are not he-lp- 1 ;Inial period have been ben~>. ited by norethynodrel. I - Could drhaklUJ!! four or :ve bt•t·rs a night cause livf'r ...... & 42. Sheltered 43. What Mr. WWsnma DOWN 1. lie damned CHUC ROAST Well, not real!}•! But we at A&P can promise you this: Waynt G. Brandstadt, M.D. I :\Iya:~thenia gravis is a disease I may be helpful. Young wn<n•n t ...... _ I-"'"' Roman "Of co~rse, I dated Freddie! I told you 1would go steadJ Wtth you, Jot Jefferies-not EXCLUSIVELY!" I Medical treatment wi!J usual1Y eontrol the di sease, but does "lot give a permanent cure 1/eostigmine and pyridostil · ·nme are the drugs most wirle·lv 1sed. In persons who can't . '1ese .drugs, triamterene and 't'nomum. s"ingry or rllmhin~ . ~ .c~ !!7. Explain 28. Italic N" TRIMMED ncn t should have their thy- i -- ... 22. [-.1& 26. Executive hazard We can promise that if you place your order for your turkey now, we'll have the best bird you eYer roasted ready for fiOU when you want it. uus removed. " ••n • ..I ARe- ..... .rho fmd that the disea se i JEWELERS r.eaaedlna ·--- , 1 CREDIT e.Roet 38. CaUda ' I - - ......... .. ····-- ·... _ . ....... _ a:m= -·-~ -ol& 0 :.:.., •·lleiBc . ll.lted two- I d immediatelv by sm:h ll'E'at- ~ ,..,. u. One 32. Nay 33. F1aJr 36. Latvian C'llristmas is only 10 shond ' I Hn~ ays away. Why don 't you wr~Jte lt·tters to Santa Claus md tack them to every bulle- 1 1n buard m the house? You · ·· v-.., .. j DOCfOR SA \'S <.'-, -.-...... / ;;;;-- 23.Da.~et 29. Deltberat ~ 30. All lUte a_,; ;chool. l"v e promised I'll take · full responsibility, and I keep , n~· promises too. The · ra1nmg etc., you give a .. part of the fun of having one. We have lots of room nueh traffic. and I'll walk morning and night. 1'11 elso buy ilS food· collar, leash. But my parents keep saying, "We 'II l1i11k aboul rt." That's another : way of say ing "No." 1 hbvt>n't be~n pestering them · :lbout it. I only mentton H onL-e n a while. Please h(·lp. - MTD : 1p1tate an attack· TIFFIN '·.·.. = - ., 21.-- 2.._,. 3.J'Wc;:e D.N-y vmtSe dying for a dog 1 m wh1ch the body's supply ' wety leholme, a Ci l~~mical nced•d to st imulate muscles to con~act. is deficient. As a result. 'le muscles tire quickly. Recent I tudies indicate that in ·ut not all victims 1 :r~ss may aggravate or , pre- · $39·95 ... ·; . I.e / ·an·t l!(o with you !lear ~L ·DAILY CROSSWORD IL , , _ ny parents don't beat me and don't hate 'ily brulhers. Helen, you lT!Qy think this illy. but here it is: . 1 want a dog so very badly. 1 l love all animals, but cats only ' ~ ~~·e themselves and turtles <lr ' fish fltlver get to know their i Nmer. Birds fly away - they ·rn just VEs'M , .. 'ftftle"' No. I don 't fail in school, eKAY eGIBSON eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL -, / 8~ Amplifiers SOCie• y N0 es , eHARMONY GUITARS ' IIIII t GIBSON $19·95 •• liastern· .:/y GUITAR eCLASSIC I _j SELECTION OP eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY and WESTERN tng, W1th out your ever saytng l Thl~ may seem ttKe not mucnpwt mng ner ror not rem_emoer- l'U-uauy ~enunel, Poi'Dt'roy-Middteport, u.J uec. 1:>. UI~O a word. Good luck! - H. -~· · --- - -· ··1to you but It's a bit agonizing In~ yours. HEY, LOOK ME OVER! Ito me. - UNNOTICED To set your parents' total altheir slster-ln·law Mrs. liJ'o 11 •· Fur, Dear Helen : . Dear un: , tention tak<s timing. If you doil't ~ ward Sw~ o! Wes~• 0 What can I do to make my I Y •t tty think so look back to the many neral services wer. at Reedf. Do ' t our paren~o~~ are wo pre I , ' ; • . -· ville Tuesday b H parents notice me . n t ge me typical preoccupied people who . Urnes they ve !nod to get YOUR f f • · l-elen Bottel - wrong, they're lite JITeatest, don't ;hift gears fast enough attentUn - ancl flllled. - .H. Mrs. Mary Reed spent SUllo ~EL . ht tu k b t I t t but when II comes to ME, lor· . for your last-chang• life. You .·. .. . day with Mrs Trelma FarnoBy HELEN B UIO , Imig c r e no •• n your cet ft! ! shouldn't expect a father 10 . . . • . YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! molher'o cooking utensils, and 1 cut m Imtr •ery ohort alter catch a new-do when he'' This column Is dedicated to lam- Mrs. Dana Fich returiled worth and Mrs. Ehz~ J!l4o 91 ;hiS column 19 for young peo- pin one on your father's pillow, Jt was • long, sin<e my folks Ured end seeing double from the lly living, so If yhu're having homit recently alter spending. die. It wao Mrs. Biddle' d ~'-· the~ . proble~s end pleo· tape one to the bathroom-mir-·Jike short nair. Well· when my , freeway scramble. Take a que kid trouble or just plain lrGu~Ie,. two ·w.eks )YJIII Mr. and Mra. i birthday. Afternoon callers WON ;~".:itht ~~; r:~u of·~.~ ~~· iror, let them find fuMy Utue Dad ""('(• home, little ole me, from your mother who (I hope) ,let Helen Help Y9f,T. She 'lrill Roy Fleh iifd family Ill Col· I Mrs· doris Koenig of Tuppel'l . Pi bulletins in their coat pockets. lbrlmming from ear to ear, savs. hits htm with nothing harder also weltome your .own amuo- umbus. Mrs. Flch and chlldren lpJains and Mrs. Oscar wever. J 8•. 1t welcomes . loughs bul jMake ..,ch letter different, but "Hey Popo how do you like than a ptllow for his head and ing experiences. Address Helen accompanied her home for tht l ·"'?" t dodge a ser1ous question · gel the messa"e across· · my hair"" And he- replies ..0 . 8 cold drink until he's rested. Bottelln oare ol thla newaPaper. wekeend. 1 Mr. Ed!lon Parker ol Letuna, w1th a brush-off· 1 · , "Dear Santa: !'in" dylll8 for a• K. but why don't you cut• It!"· Second problem: Your mo{· ~,..'.1 Miss Ethel Koenlng of Pom· :Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Send vour teenage questions clog." U your folks have a senae: And my Mom! She eats wllh ther probably has • dozen things .1 eroy, and Debra Woodyard vi.! Schrader• o! Frankfort, Ky~ o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, of humor (and all good parents me In the morning and 10 mtn· on her mtnd In the morning. Miss Faith McCaln wao sited with Mrs. Dane Rtch. Iwere called here by the M&tll ·are ofHelen Help us. this do), that pup will be undtr utes later asks, "Sue, will you Jl sh,'s like me she even lor· , overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Swain Iof their latber Mr. Pearl p..., to;>wspaper. the tree on Christmas morn- come and eat!'' gets her OWN breakfast so don i Ross Cleland, received word of the deatb ofl ker. ' EVERYBODY NEEDS SOME 'H1NG OP HIS OWN . COMPLETE - \!. 89c TERRY It GEORGI WONDER .. -• ... ~~ . ,.>i-' ' . <· . .• . �' -· I '· ·' I • Evemng 1 M • Tof USIC, reats I Is p .ded ' 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dee. 111, 1965 WANT AD .......... .. INFORMATION 1-IICI Du t'..ll.. ..... ...... ,«= ...., Deed- . . .... v.ut\~ OMI\Il!I'IOIII fi!IV be acoep'-d llnttt IMO L ror Du e1 M. Pablleatl.. ................ wlU UllUI 00* .._ ~ for ..,. ,....,.._. QUAliTY Motor Co. Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $2395 288 cu. ln. V8 engine, Powerglide, radio, heater, white· wall tires, beautiful Beigs over Siera Tan color, spotless clean interior. A thrifty car at a real price. .....no. ttlbt tuiiiii'M ..... ..,.~ .... . ,. .....,.~ IuTon odloWd "' rrpo>rted l•me411a&e1J. Tbe pult mo... Pomeroy 1965 fh~ f'u~lllher Z,•h~r !SIGNS l!IMIUoa Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Dr. $17'15 Medium Turk finish with spotless clean Aqua interior. V8 engine. Powerglide trans., radio, heater, and like new whitewall tires. Pomeroy Motor IN MASON EY11ryday SpecLala at Marlo'a Style Post Halrcuh . ...... ,. $1.25 Shampoo & Seh .. $1.50 30 day color rlnae, Shampoo & 111 . . $3.50 Pormanonla , . $7.SO up We SeD and Servlco Wlp and Wlg!BlJI 1964 Bachner's Super Markel Cube Steak lb. 89c Marie's Style Post RL 124 Ph. WY s-.Ohlo Co. z.sm 69C MILK BUTIERMILK FalriiiOftt " ,... 35c POTATOES MAINI 20 bq 79( 5 lor 39c GRAPEFRUIT toL EXPERIENCED oPEN IVES. 9:C10 p.M. RADIATOR SERVICE PCIMB10Y. CIH10 I Reedsville Society Notes lb. BOMEMAD:RS tW11 MIBB 1\larpret Grlflllhs, County Eltetlslo!t A8ent, wu PrOSenl at tha Cbrlllmaa party oil tha Reedsville • Lon!! Jlot. tom Jlomemoten Club wllleb wu be1d at tbo borne of Mrs. Claremont Harrlo, 19dlltlng bar waa Ml'll. Herman GroiiODlckla. Mre. Grtlfltba toplo wu "Choae1111 Toys to oult the deve!IIJ>" men! ol the cldld.• A palm of Welcome wu read to our new ogent by Ml'll. De.. Valet, ==:: ::·!:.,':so:y tbe Pruldenl, Ml'll. Ambrooa Kibble. 1be progr1111 wu tbo story of lhe "Birtb of Christ" portrayed by Mra· c. Edd Hum· pbrey read~"~ tba otnry, and Mrs. Sam Wllacm 1lllng I b • flaooelgraph boenl foJ' ........_ ltl'atlon. '111ls was followed with a esndll U&'' 'N .... H ..... aervi.Ce, and .... lfi Games were enjoyed by the group. Refreshments of Christ· mal aalad, cookie& mintl punch IUid coffot ,.... lerfld lo II 1110mber• and tour flllt!llil. January ~ will bo wiLl Ml'll. Humphrey. n,, PERRONAU """""' Rlobol, AiboDJ apent IIVeral days wllh hll gnndpor. enil, Mr. llld Mra. llot'lol Rei· bel. Mrl. KarYin Rae4 ball return od home, after bellll a patient II Holzer llooplill, Galllpoll,. Mr. and Mro. Ro)' Coleman, Ravenna, Ohio rillted wllh Mr. and Mrs. Clauda Smltb. Mr. and Ml'll, Dorlel Rlelwl ..,.. Nelli! ridton al Mr. and MrL Roller! Yortoa, Belpre. u:: BLAETTNAR'S Re/" . , A I I r-e M • Otnly About J --- -- -- man and family or Newark spent Sunday with his parents, · Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman, .. Put'ari . ·•··. ex:toosion I, :GhPistmas .DstfoPORW .,! . -· - - -· - ·-- _ b~M~IJJII\ ~ t"fl£PHIJMI! 11& ~ ~ _...,. a·-------··11 5 ..... ---~~rt'·-· ·--·· • - •.,.. · - - -··- 0 ~- ....- • -- • . - . - . - - - .,.._ . - ·... .. ~ . ... ~.,, ,., ,.. .. . ~ • -. ••• ~ .- .• ,. , _ , _ .• '•. . ...,. .... ..... _ , .,...-·,~, _..,...., .,, , ... ,\~, , .,. ,.; ,. ., ,.,, , ,, .~ 7 ' Peels for fruit caket. Also GOODIES! all tho other goodie1. Buy I FRAMING ! PLYWOOD--- low 81 low •• Snow Drift ONIONS Kraft Salad Dressing c . & Plastic MAThtALS CO. IIA ., ' .' ' . ' Kid• Lov1 Ill PAL 3.60 PEANUT BUTTER -2 ~~~·89c ......I.6Sc FABRIC SOFTNER -lutl 9 pkga. 4-roll1 pkg. Here's Your Favorite Pillsbury Brand Pancake Mix' 21b. box 29c flirm,ont Brand Fairmont ICE CREAM !-) gal. crt. 69c !-) gal. crt. RACINE EaayMond•y • .....lor Size W.VA. · ' ' ' KOTEX - - - - ..~ 39c .. ~, , .-;, ' Your Wash SWEET PEAS lib. Plumbln . _ . __ _ _ _ . ...... SON, 4aSfick Carton TOP QUALTY A'lloBrand HOGG & ZUSPAN 773-5554 p- 49c RED GRAPES MAGIC BLEACH Alao All Rolllod Matorlalt llld Froo Dollvory Specl11ls on Pl1lflc Pipe quart Mogle Whiton- low 11 12c ft. INSULATION - - - - l o w 81 414 c ft. 2 Miracle Whip Lowest Price • , • Enjoy Them Nowl CEILING T I L l ! - - - - Ill. 59c 31b. cen 3 lOc ft. STOKELY'S CATSUP ~~·zx . KING NUT OLEO 5l·lb. nft.. .· TOILET TISSUE FACIAL TISSUES ZESTA CRACKERS bo~'33c · PuffJ 2-ply-As,ortod Colors Shortening ' .' .. L•rg• f•mily Size Como--Atsorted Colon Medium Size Yellow Globe 4.25 sheet RED ROOF PAINT c1n1 Fui-Valu Produce! low"as 3.25 shtet till yours this week. 12 %c ft. 1- II $95 M. ' PANELING ' ' 2 pine_ SHEATHI!1G - - - - low 11 ,1.1\o. ~ ...:,, ..;....,~ • ·.. ......,• ..:• ~ ·· K··•..o•- • . :. ,.,, - ·~ ~._., , .. ...-~ . .. , __ •...,,,l, · · ~ •• , .. __,_..., , ,.. _.., .• CHRISTMAS CHECK OUR LOW PRICES FLOORING, No. MILK 9 Plenty ol Candled Fruit What Do You Need For Remodeling? d''''' .,,_ DISCOUNT PRICES/ to 7 p.m. I Jerzee Brand Evap. GIFT SETS borne tbat ltVtldos, Dec. 23 ..ce.,. drr' '•'I' . . . 1 t "fHI*Ie'• •, , • - Old Spice, Mennen DISPAreJIING SANTA The Feeney-Bennett Post 128 American Legion Will send Santo Oauo to the Chtldren's Home end the lnfir. mery Deo. 2! between 2 aod 3 p.m. to distribute Chri'istm,aol llleato. Tho eommunlty will be given out at the fi&IJ&/1111,1 Boneless Stewing Beef lb.69c UTENSILS I '"""•• '/; KITCHEN '"' I 1 • '·!I'· T•flon & Aluminum I =": ROUND lb• 7Sc SIRLOIN lb. 89c T-BONE lb. 99c ' Y I _ l:.elt/u Middleport 1 aettnarS ·-'0 ...,._, e Rlibt re8t'1"\'ed to limit quantitiel Sund.1y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins were Mr. : and Mrs. Don Briles of Belle : ~- Va_, and Mr. and Mrs. ' •am Longsli:lff of Henderson ' W. Va. ' Mrs· A. R. Johnson and Mrs Howard Jarrett of Charleston: ' W. Va., spent Sunday with I their sister, Mrs. Cecil Kimes. Mr· and Mrs. Eber Lewis sited Sunday in Chillicothe . I their daughter and t.mily, Mr. i and Mrs. George Vaughan and son, Chri.'ltopher. Mr. and Mf8· David Diles and I c~i!dren, Dearborn, Mich. are VISitm.g with hi.'J tather, Mr. D. DJles and other relalives. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eugene Reed and son, Eddie, Columbus opent ·the weekent with his parents, Mr and Lawrence Reed· Visiting · the Reeds Saturday wrre Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill and family of Columbus. · I CARRIER NEEDED _ Open 8 to 8--Mon. Thru Sat. LOWEST PRICESI 1 _ Beef values you'lJ want to h f . s op or thls week ln our expanded moe!~ 11 . meat department y 'II • etq..J.. IJU IJ kf' sno pping here- one visit wiU · '· r. . . .. conv1nce ,)'01L SELECTION I I Bl MARKET I GRADED GOOD QUALITY BEEF COMPLETE If ~!~J~'S:: ; ':,.." • ~~":..taU.:.,~ 4 STEAK SALE! CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs· WilHAm\~:~!~~~ I CANDY . of Lancaster visited -r w.ith her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Headquarters j Harry Keiser. Minersville. 1 :~:;:,~~g ~~erto:~k: Mrs. Erne~ E. Harris left Tuesday evening for p~~!~~~~ 1 Oregan. to join her ~ ! merchant seama n who will be in Portland for a week. . Mr. and Mrs· William Fisher and son of Belpre spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr and Mrs. Sam Arnold. · J)~()R80R . ·.top Of )lOUP · · ' Voice of Broadway ~~~~e~~;~~ ~~:mpo.r:,st~~ ~~:. :~~· Ful-Valu Mr· and Mrs. Robert Moss- Ill••• ~:~·.:~,~~~·.:::,! • .ersville_ ' !'. Furni:ur~~ -diSh ... 1uMBrNG I RACINE Mle~CbrliD~stlan I 1 AN J H0 NY pJumutna . Heottng H(A J IN G Indiana 111 aortbonl Minn .. sola still barveot wUd rle in tbo tlme-hono!td WIJ of bend illg the stalks and Oallln& the grain Into tbelr caooeo. • "'I 1 I 1 . I ,/JJ I AUT0 rows, .: I ch . - 1 BAIRD BROTHERS WRE( KI NG I People In p USI: OUI METIIOD Theo}ogy 0£ten ca11ed'Queen 0£sCiences • ' ( CA I.ENDAR I 5 I 1-- -F ._or Rent FOR SALE I ~: ~:~':t~r u.:~· While 1 I ROOM, unfurnished-----aPart- KEYSTONE movie outfit, com- omallest heater co.... Card Of Th ~•n'-s K eMaMIIIIIIIJIJIJIIIIIIIIIM':'OIIItll~ Nor aro tbey -1• _ _ __ -- -· ____ -·- - , ment Charles Lyons, Mason. 1 pkte, $75. SH 2-4424. Russ~ Ill "~"' a9!er I· 11 1 \\'OULD like to thank my rela. l' w. va. 713·561 t. 12-11-tfc I C.pehart. 12-1S.3tc I FREE ••• FREE! Dlll1d a~- a!IJ'tbotbeologlan l.,fs lnends and neighbors --- --·- --~· WY 2·21•• Po-roy wou agre&-uUit Image of Boy's or Glr1'1 Bicycle to H given IWIY O.c. 12, 1965. God b ld o... ~ """' fu r !heir preyers, .,.car.ds and 1I 5 ROOM fqrnished apartment 1RC.A. cartridge tapa record· e ~~~ Ul8DJ' •:uurrh .._. details In ttore. bor to _, 1 1 11•\\h'I'S .-ent to me uurmg my I WY 2-2288. 11 4 tfc 1 er. Bottled gas cook stove. I mem 1 eu8VOUI 'I nadeho•pitalization. Ma.v ,God 4- ROOM HOUs_E_zrld St.~ Sy- Intercom, 2 units, no _wi~ing : IARL GRUESER, Plumbing MlltJtMtJgMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIII•-•MN~u•llldd liP quate, and tbat It mlcbt be bio ·-~ you. Mrs. Hart:; K. l racuse wilh hot aJld cold requm~d. Howard Larkins, and H.Ci'ting Minersville helpful to ftnd fresh wayll of (l wk, 12·15-ltc water.' Moore's gas heater Portland. Ohio. V1 3-2461. Ohio. End y~ur sewer trouJ>. lhlnlrlng IUid opealdag about the d t WY "··~• 12·1 5·3lp W h U . Supreme Reality 'IIIIo trans· . 1es. e avo a sozes sewer b1g gar en 1o . - ·- · d d ...,_, _ _ _ lgtOn m meriCO eenda lo•l an Foun 11 24 tie PONIES- for Christmus. all siz· maehineo. Reaaooablo rates. an human oonoepiL · -- -· -· . BRICK . DUPLEX 3 bedrOOmo es and ages. Some good broke. Call WY 2-2974 day or nlgbl. Radleal• LO<.;'f Male Collie dog. r1 d . kit One-third down B<ilance by I u JJ tfe l l•lt1r. blonde and whil e. Has "h·mg rboom, mtmg droogm'a•e- the month raui. Orr, WI 9 proclaim that ..god II dead" I I c en asemen an ar "' . they mean, Just aa the German l 11 ' ker cham around nt'c ~. forc-e'd air gas furnace , But- 3192 after 5·JO. l2-l~tc By LOUIS CASSELS scholar. The '1>eatll ol Ood,. -Tbomaa I.J . .AlUztr, 18, A·,.wm to name or ' Hex P'riedrlcll oletzsrhe _ , ternut Ave. Call WY 2·5127. -TWO bedroom 54" ·-- · House. United Preso lnlenallonal lheologiBII! have been wrltteo a.....,te prof.....- of religion pbJiooopher llll!ant wben he eolnod the 11 1"und,h cF·nntkart E.P.ul·l f re ''~ i ll 13 lie trailer, 8x38'. New paint job. op by Time, the New York at Emory Uolverdty, a 1\lethoo·r. 1'car ot· • or rone 11 ' ~·- - s t 3 t D · 1 Gulf StaTheology Is sometimes called Times and the New Yorker 10 dl>t lnltilull011 at Atlanta Ga pbraso 111 tbo 191b •lurJ, !hat 1 l2- I;;-Jtpi MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms l .ee 1 , tcl "th ,. ' ' • there IS no God. , . anJes 0 f 1 2.L% 5. 121 --- -·. . and bath. Furnish utilities. tmn, Racme. . ~10 quee o sc ences. they are IN ao a converaatloaol -Paul Van Buren, 41, on "'We 111'81101 talldng about l"e Lllo:T: saturday in downtown I Coats Building. U~tfcl' 5 - M1LK &- calves:. D. The !eminino gender of tbe topic In avant-gisde elrcle. Episcopal mlnloler wbo 1, absence of lhe Olperleuce of p.,meroy. Lady's ~old wat<·h ..llOUSEon Linroln Heights A. Mrlam, Rt. I· LangsVIlle. ' USED PARTS FOR ALL metaphor is appropnate, for Called "Cbrrstlan Radlcalo" wlclall yrnfeuor al reUglon God, but about lbe oaperlence ~· '"b "t type, hoi without . newly dceorated, !n:;ide and _!hone: SH ~727:__ 12-1S.3tp l MAKES lo MODILS theology Ia more susceptible to For tho benefit of tho•e who at Temple UD!verllity Pbllade~ ol lbo aboenco Ill God,• 18yo l-~:lin. Inscription on b;wk· . out. Call WY 2-5127. .STEREO-RADIO I the winds llf fashion Ulan ~y came In late, the three lelf- phle. , Hamlltoo. •· •,1 :th much Love. Da,d " l(e10 29 tfc COMBINATION. Full fidelitY· I 12 Miles North of Pomoroy other field of ocademlo lnqull')'. styled "Christian Radleals" Il you find )'ooroll wonder'"rd. Phone WY 2·332·1. FO- .ENT_ 3_ -- - h . . dual channel. 4 speed mler· On Stole Route 7 The latest fad to set off a who era gettllll aU thll II should bo ..early onder- lng bow lhll dlffen from plain 12-14-Jtc ·• R R ; room -- D1:'se'l mixed changer. Twin speak· I eackle of excitement in semina. publlelty ares stood that these men are not old fashJoned athetam, ~~ •re ,Jath acd garage. Nor IIi Frrst l h' . dPHONE 985-2297 rles Is the oo.oaUed "Deallo of saying-as many lea radical askllll tbo 18.,. quoa11oo !hal - · ___ __ _ _ 965 L0'· T, - . Coon Dog· Brown SL, . Middleport. Phone WYtfc2- crl syRastedm. t'.IS aedl, Lomol God" movemeot . - WilHam Hamilton, 11, a tbeolo"'-• 015, . .' 1: 3600 t . .10. Teqlllpp ve y I' _ e-• have llld-lhat the rna~ ..~ promlnanl lbeol•"'ans 12 1 h:u: tock tree and Walker m:x· I walnut ftmsh . Take over pay· HEATING PLUMBING R 1 Movement may be too alrong professor of theology at Colgate idea of God bao dlaappearod have uked· Neither Ramilton t'd. Bas collar, no name plate. ' UNFURNISHED ' rooms and ments of 15 per montb or pay Oo:lol 8 'tUe Gas. ArnOld ~ra a word. because only tbree Rochester Divinity Schoo~ an from lhe consclouanesa of nor Van Burea bat up 0 Bil l Hohmson, Chester. Phone I b . . ba~nce due $85. Free home &. MaiD~ theologieno are idenWied with American BaptlsllnltitutiOII at mlllloas of people In our 11' 1 1Jo an...,._ 618 -~S·2:tB2. 12-14-3tc ~~~· ::~·"~ :J;:~\:':\: demo. can WY :H>55. =~roy. t z:l tlo this viewpoint, and they have Rochester, N.Y. conlemporary culturo. mora more _.. Notice Call WY 2-5434. 12-1 tfo 12-14-8tc pubHabed eo Httlo that It Ia -- - - · - · - - · - - .. - · - - - !965 SJNGI<R ' ...,_Today For ..,..,.ry to rely oo brief SHOOT!'(; match at Amerlean TWO TRAILER SPACES for SEWING machine E ul ped to , magazine ar!lelea and Inter· Legoou h u·m, Holland, Ohto, rent m the Vtllage of Middle- zig zag makt . b~u!moles FREE &STIMATES views to get a olua to wbat Beerlr Grove Road Sunday. port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY fan d' 1 Tak ' . thOy'te trying ID aay. 8 0 Dec. . 19 at noon · 'Shotguns. 2-2186 or WY 1,.3600.11 30 11 men~ oefs.f". ... per mon thveror paypey ON Rut. It apparently 18 oo longer B7 Jack O'Brian _ E'Cryone .!'el:ome: __ 12-14:5te _ _•_ balaneo due $GU4• Try " In eALUMINUM SIDIN!a oeeessary that a man write at , DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza. FOUR ROOM furnished apart- your jlome. cau WY 2-jl555. eSTORM DOOR least a couple of books betarq u, ~obsler Jot Baaanoo (IIOW without ltlllllllll'claa, wblch olf ID join bfm II llawa1l and 50r. 75c, and $1.00 sizes. De- ment. WY 2-3658. lll5 Uc , JUUII & WINDOWS be ll liken nrlously as ·:::"Ill neueved may ba llttln& 111'8 grouped at liar! IUid finllb mlsbt marry bfm tbont ., as J,rxe Pizza. $1.5tl. Jack's D•i· B . O rt •1. : TAPE RECORDER~-e ROOFING it oot Ia Siracusa, Sicily . .. .. ·, Odd pareatbeaea here, oom· Frat! Allen'a kMaaa 181d, rv Har Middleport 12 8 lie usoness ppo uno oes · . Frank .Bromber leaving as boss merelals often gel bigger audl- lakllyour pick , _ good _ · • · 11165 MODEL tape recorder. DuExterior Decoraton Re- 1 ..._. te fo1 $el ••-tb _, 0 f !be '•• ,....,. ~~•-- & . . cooo home wanted for a very FOR SALE: Restaurant, Mod· al track with J lncb reels. ., ll:liTe e ·~.•...,"""""'""' • ...,. ...,.. """' 1 entertalrunnll young l"rendd ..me- Jean-Paul ern newly remodeled Domg I Of Ohio hope hotel ehaln? , . , England they pay for eo more lnlelllgent· Vlgooa, who lwn1 seen hi• cule kittens, 8 weeks nltl. • . · This set hils fine tine. This wY !..5644 Mhldl-rt, O. For Sale: House and lot, Kerr crowned 80 American Queen , 1y than br our andleoa lntarrup. perenil Ia !brio ....1 wblle Pbunc WY 2-3953. 12 10 6\c good busmess. Near schooL set just like new, Taka over j ·~ St. Ctty water and gas. R•• Mary Mar!ln'o "Hello, Dolly" Uono ... otto's merely tbo first _,_,_ ,. 8 _,:.:;::_, the - ---- - - - - ·- -Selling due Ill health reasons. payments of 15 per montb or , .---. •• · """"""' ( Y 80noblo M M0110 ban, Toppera W•nted To Buy H"tl opportumty to nght par- pay the remaining balance , AUt:mONEER . ' • roekel tho most stylist Lond011 with gull enough to put his rep. correspond by taped weekly 1 - -ly . If mterested: Wnte e-o 1 dll e $62.24 _ Try it in Y0 u r e.mplete Servtct, Plat_~~_::-!~tp premiere audience in decades· utation where his opinion is. messages) 11 bringing mert et 11'· \NTED : a good natural gas : 'fh D ·1 s t. 1 B .""A FOR SALE: 24 acre farm, 6 After Mary s•na "Hello, Lon· pere hero lor tbo "·"da 1 d qrc·ui;"~ling heater, 85·000 1 Gi~e a~:meen ~~cssox ~mt l - hoJ~e. Call ~Y_2-&i55~~14-6tc Wrf~ir~~=d:rnCoataet room house, 2 cisterns, 4 out- don' ' at the sh~s finale, Engu- TV .fl1m star James Carneq their flrlt look .;""'Am~cln fl T U. input or more. Prefer- : phone num~r. 12-15-6tc CHRISTMAS lrees, sheared 1 .t. t... IIRADFORD buildings. In Hemlock Grov, land Swung a Pendulum Do, as contributed aevtberLal AoffiConees Yla · Maurice tbevaller't usual ebar·11:.1·.- Wi th a large fan blower. 1 S('o!ch, Rt. 124 between Long ! the former Edwin Schul- Roger Miller sings it . . . They free rent to e · · gress · 1 wb Pl:o"e: Racine, WI 9-3272 FOR SALE Bottom and Reedsville, M. L. RadDe, Obloi 1 1fo thciss property. Phone WY 2- cheered ber for 25 minutes ... of Reclal Eq~llty (CXJRE> · :~:~:t ~:If 1 ~j "''''' Frank Cleland. B 0 X ' 1-~ · ·arr.__ ·IZ.13-t2tp 6094 after o:OOp.m. 12 10 6tp It's Mary's 3rd time slarrllll Deal Arnaz Will do some ,per· tbe deli""t!ully wl.:::.:-,;•• ~" Hoci ne, Ohio. !2-1S.3tc OPEN EVES. TIL 9 . - · -· forming on TV again- Wotbln ... ............... FOH "a job well done reeling" OveraHI Employment IFOR- SALE : 6' rooll1-houS. with in London's fomed Drury Lane I b twork TV be talenll ol yomog liar Tommy \'.ILL BUY one p-atr or light ICLOSED SUNDAYS) clean carpets with Blue Los· All trades truck driver to ' bath, loll basement, 1194 By· thealre. . .:nr.":riv." or Ill nl~~ of Steele reminded blm a( ~f '' '''d" water skis. Must IJ<o '" Christmas GIFT tre. Rent electric shompoosell St M ddl rt Phone ·~ movlea every week. Fl~ 50 'Iean -o ••0•· 1 , project engineers. Africa. ·• epo · : Ambassador Joe Kennedy was H'wood g1111d condition. Call W1 9 . , er $1. Baker Furniture, MidPt. Pleasant 695-2607 11 h h 1 :~;·,, J2-l4-3tc ! IDEAS at Landmark Asia, South Pacific, · we enoug to ave a peroona n D'orsey underwent loot aur· "I wam'l tbot tall!lllad," bo 12-13-lite Europe, I dl cport. · -··-1 paid travel, housong, food, 11 16 Uo look-see at his 1100 • mlllton gery . Carol Lynley's sudden· amllod. FLHS MD beef hides. Carl , Chieago Merehan dl se Mart ly a real swinger, and the girl The Gotham Hole! doeln't ' PILE " soft and lofty .. . colors Atlantic. IDrlh ••lacy jobs, Auto Sales F R E E I'll~\ <~lier' Long Bottom, Ohio I I I al 8. OE1B Ro s· •• ' f 1l 2Stp , retain brilliance in carpets ma e, em e over 1 ss tragusa, Ula1rman o th e we thought might be the Katie know whether to keep tts Dow· 19 A:il'iQ tJ E .. l bl<vci• ! Oakland Park. 61 Chevrolet $1,095 ::: o'!: m,.cellant!1lus. can or write Pomeroy Cement Block Co., V8 Belair 2 dr. Hard Top. best he's seen him since before Jim BaclwJ ("Mr· Magoo'" of Ins many an appetite Dick li-s Howard Cedi. 800 W ' UNICO 28 CU. FT. Monday. 12-13-01<: CUSTOM BliTCHERING Bill SLd. trans. 3 sp. 283 cu. in. JFK died . The sly old Iepre- TV and films) hod a terrible Haymes marry again In Eur· Mwo St.. Pomeroy. I CHEST FREEZER ·-· - - - cutting. Will buy hides every engine. Low mileage. Own· corman Mike Quill's pronunda· scare, !bought he'd had a beatt ope! . . "'"" M••azino just u $ RATS, miee eUminated forever. Monday. PhD Meier, Pbone ed by local widow. U f ·~.. .., 29 299 •95 _ 1_ _ ' , , Get "Star.'" Ebersbach Hard- WY ~35JO. Uc 64 p t" $ on o John Llndaoy as "LIJUI&. altack but It wu I herniated knocked Sonny Liston out oflta 9 18 2•195 ley" is no semantic tumble; diapragm: be hea to !ole 25 Top 10 ring ralllllo (they ITRS WANTED Red Fox. $.1. , ware, Sugar Run Mill, Piek· on IIC were .\ l"'k" '"· $1.50. raccoons, II.· I "A GOLD STAR STORE'" , ens Hardware, Mason. AJ.~ CONUITI. ONING Refrlger. V8 Catalina Cpe. Low mile- it's a prized old triek .. . Jer. lbs. anyway , U. S. TrUeklng the last to known Frank POMEROY ~. D.,.,~ age, One very particular lo"' Maran F'ur Agency, 10.' 12-9·30tp atom• serVIee. J ar; 's ·~ ..- cal owner. Beautiful reo sey•s Fr an k Hague (and aome- veep Harold Klem'a fears Fonlalne (Crazy Googenlulm of I t d" oration, New Haven. Pbooe with white top. ••· my~IICr ~- 1ou& the Glea10n shovrs) ill beaming iJ. 11. ruzhq N. Brown SL.. Ma- I J.c k w- c•"•Y one ou ght to do a s tory on the ca lmed wben 11111 s:on. W. Va. Ph. 773-5296, Manoger ns ru_ lORI TV z.aii37. I • Uc many wildly comle lrleks be weight drop tumed outlot Dr.'s because hll ... Bobby'• now • ·.reek days 4 p.m. 12-4-30te l Ph. WY 2·2181 TRUCK Drivers, ages 2&45:-Af- Real &tate For Sale used effectively to coolound hli· Jlosp) simply, tbat his gall performer Bobby'a qoal Ia - ·1 - · · · ' ter short !raining with expert· her but not so politiCillly hlp bladder had got stoned , Sean u:..Incer Bobby· CoiL ... Jlo. ~ --'H=eol:p=W=aiiiiniiiitiiioeiiiid""'"--., USED work pants, •hlrt., j"ck-l enced dr1vers, you can earn HOUSI FOR SALE Pomeroy, Ohio lntellecll) onee won a trial Conoety moan• aboUt tbo "vul· ware: alrDnea are considering r -ets. and shoeg Car! Cheva- ~ top wages for gas and diesel-1llodero R.ancb StJle BeaaUf.lll -.. whose prosecutor. named "Ern- garity" of hJs Jamell Bond.QO'l renuuofoldTVsbowJfarJbort I lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. I type operations. Previous ex· , toc.Uon on 10P of omaU bill 1961 STAT10N WAGON, Volka· at," was referred to conslantly Image but not eoouah to "'fule bops too brief fJJr movies 12-l1·25tp perienee belpful but not nec· l lacms State lllgbway G!llage 00 wagen. Coli WI ll-2ll7. 1 over Ernst's proteotaU0118, as tbe a per cent ba gda from Parento o1 Pat (I Lft Luall •' SEWING --· machines. ----repair ---"'"'Y· For applirotion and Routo 7 Wt!b good road 10 mlllll U·IUtc , "Earnet" pr ounced Oln- ··' J Bo ded handl N"-' bave 1o !lee lbelr W~~ ser · · . . . · b.igbwaY- Four bedrooms, Uvlng. ALC · - ·· · ~ , ' on IN:lle& Ul D ·JDel'C se '""".... -..! vlee, au makes. WY 2-Z2111. mtervtew, wnte Semi Dtvh dlntng, family, ldtcben, ·eat · 11161 F ON Delun Tudor, eot • .. .. Once the prooeeutor IOO'I collll"ea ete. • tieups. kegan home for resll llet!aW ston, 228 Ga.rf•eld Street, Mtd- i 1,.1 play, maid'a, utility and radt~, heater, automatic trans- complained to the judge, the KEN KLING, daddy of Joe of crank antl-LBJ pboDa alia. : AThe F.abnc _Shop, Pomeroy dletown, Ohm, or Phone 1-513- shop Three baths ec ·mle we missiOn, motor overhauled courtroom howled eacb IUceeed-- end A"--tos Is home from Mt ""'"' YO........... ftliWIIIt tatea : Service uthrotzed Smger Sales Uc and 'Ui ••J - 9212• "' hour service. · Iand ·wall to wall ' carpet on ""..50. · J0 hn R'IC hmond' 811. Eas t ing mlspronunclation at Em- Slnai ""' ' _, 4o'l and sitting up comforta-· by.,,. tht fast of ,...,_ ••Roar o1 tbe RUTLAND 21 3 I 1Z.I4:3te i noors. About tw ..thirds of Mam Sl., Pomeroy, Oh•o. st's obvious 0111perated prld.. blyfo!'lcllmt!t., Dick Greg· Greasepaint" didn't -t. I'• APPLES, red nnd yellow. Dellev. s. CIVIL SERVICE TEsTS! bouse t1 paneled In mahnsany 12-7-lfc pinking. ory In hls 8utobtog ("Nigger"• closing Re!l Hlrrllon'l 1011 Apply WY 2-2156 iO US, Stayman, Wmesap, ..D - womfll Ull •OG ....... lecwe and walnut. Air conditioned. MORTON DOWNEY sold h1a credited publlclst TJm Boxer Noel bal I hi& lOIII • tbl ju. Grimes Golden, Melrose. Op- :':.:. .:::~~=~ '~ Shott Large patio and double carport. 1963 CHEVROLET •'2". 4 door, big Naples (Fla) eatate· plus lor launching hia' comedy oft box charta, ..A YDUDI Ghi.." THE I en daily and Sunday. Woll's ,n,.,;,, .. '""' u :.:::::Z On tot 200' • 390'. 14>7 ho . _ 6 Cylinder, otralght tran.. yacht Th~ wl,..; sent ~ - tba laughing pad· now Boler's "-"• U-'•• 011 I •-···~d ~ 0 h d W'lke ·u Obi TtloUI'UI(b or ~M olllea ~ by appomtment only mis ·o Ph WY .. bnou yvu· ' nuw ,...., ~· m DAILY SENTINEL · rc ar · 1 '"' e, 12 8 030lp ""'"" •~..,. """"" PRICE REDUCIO " n. one ~. sible political eontrlbutors to a ~·••• a-~ for t2IIO 000 In San Francl100 with wife and "'hool .WflCient for m•ftJ' to"Call i ·OO p m. 12 10 6tp . · ·· . _ __ _ __ _ __ __ .... -~- .. ,.,. ......,.., - , · · - - -·- -- -- · · ' big, presumably nnpubllcized Chi. federal eourt, alleging non· tour cldldrea wbllt ltl1rriDc 11 i\SSISnNT cook.. Apply m per· 50,000 BTV floor furance WY· ,..,.,..,.,. Wrl'" TODAY '"""' ' Write. """ The DilDy Sellllnel 1 Bobby Kenn"""' salute wboao t of 18lary . · 1be hi.: the "Hn•- I" , .. , _ _ ~l•tl Bt The Martm Restaurant, ' =..~ t:' ~· Llncolrl lel'loe. Bor: .....H Pomeroy, o. naurance . ~ paymen ' ,.- ... , --.--Mrddleport. tfc __2:2651._ _ _ _ __ 4 •. 30 6te '"'"••L ., .., """ _ PHOri'O "-·n 5e partlctpants are npected to plea 18Y N.Y. narcotics prlcos arrBJII!Or Jpe Sherman !IUibor 12 10 BUDGET PRICED furniture 1n Ia i mce. Cop. make oleo fat contrlbutlona to went down, meaning a big sup. of "Ramblln' Rooe," "To 1be For Rent our third noor budget shop. Legal Notice I {itJii~ ma 1 of legal papen. the state Dem's deflclt, bore ply "'""" In 110111ebow ..... .. Enda ol the Eartb," Ill!.) ~--=:--====:::- -- -B k F 't Middl t uo•L " 0 " " I •t btrtlt records and 111110111 any lhe promlsoory blackjack, thai Folke wish the Commies aU sort wrote tha IOD& ''She Wanted f! IRF:E BEDROOM house for I a er urm ure, epor ' lohn s. Thornton. "'ho" Pl•e:& M . otber document.. ""-nora would "definite!•~ be ~ of bard luc•a. "'" L.d not •••· u-• ~·-," __, ........... 10 ~~••~ •• Ohio· 11 12 tfe ~•ldem:e Ui 100 De Smet Drlv~ Flor · POMICROY I" story '-me uu ~UUII a.1nu ruut ....,...~ IIIIUJ.......rr•nt. Phooe WY 2-2246. 161 N. . . IAftanL, Mluourt, otherwlfte wno,~ plac~ 1 7S u~> ' Beater lalur•B, POD'IfrGJ .·,til Ave 12-14-tfc usE-D KING f''LUTE- rOr sile of _reRid~nCI'I •• unknown, will Ull:e six rooms, bath, ce11ar, front membered In the future" .... - u,e Moscow Clrctu abut down tically ill Georae Maharla' aet at 1 1 Uc Barbra Strelsand keeping a hap- In Paris after a tragie aliment tbe Penon Room Ray aa.,.. · WY 2-2950. ' n 17 tf~ :;~·;;si~:~n~.:do~:~~b~~u't~~~~~~~ and bact porch, out of high Jr ! .' l::f~ 8 00 IGUf <"l •' '1.1 fur r· h. hln1 ln th~ Common Plm Court of water f5000 py secret? The 10-far Yf!rY• atruck dOWII inJmaJ perform- Jes, lhe blind Jlbger trying to -• llld ~·~ a-· FIRE OOD I th • Meln CouotJ, ()hlo, for 41vot~ eu 1 ' · · \AE'I'NA CASUAL TV (DSUrllnCf' .o • 1 ""' uwun•-.w ...-.W , any eng , , 0.00 t.oo.v or children, alimony. hou.' tem: POMEROY-Five room frame, secret movie camll Bok er'l en Prlnctaa Meg'a cou.. n, Jd.l. m the 1181'coilCl Idek after mf!nll WY t.-&434 12 8 tk pick up load. Call or write PO~ary an~ perman ent, ~ nd ,tller bath cellar front porch MulleD lulurance A1eocy. IDe. sought for (by . Joe Mankiew~ Lady lria Moubtbatten, moves these many tragic jan, Ia rert!h.,,, on th 1rounda or ~~:r.... De( • ' ' Pomero•1 Pbone WV z.338l · • • ROOM t1D111sbed apartment Glendale Skidmore, Shade, Iect or duty. •••d nuH wm be to; large lot, can be bought with lcz' son Tom, titled: ..All The from ~ London to Toronto, where conllnl again and bill curreat for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af. Ohio, MY 6-3437, 11 1 trc 1 ~:~~..b!~~ ~~-•tt.er u.. JOU. 4» of 20 per ct!nt down · balance _ _1_l ttc_ 'Traffic Will Allow") Is abollt she'll1 wed CaiadiiD deejay Blll 11 Crying Time'' lfll moviq up ter 5 p. 11. Rowley and Reed WINT~R POTATOES. Charles I ;;~1~:~~· Thornton. $42.116 per month. $4·001. GRANGE INSURANCE. Molle~ tbe last day In ·=yo llon- Kemp. . 1111 cbarii-Induotrl.allst VIctor llardV/1111. HarrtS, · p ort'·nd CBI1 VI 3 1 W<ssm • FUL'Ml CLOSE-IN . Five acrea. one !Dauranco Apncy, Inc., POD> 1 roe's life; won't · let ,._..,, Grulano'o dolnl aloeMuscat Wll belled b• 1 cbalr Ul • - AtW rnen !or Plaintiff bh..u.• "-I ~ II I trc 269a. 12 % 12te em 11. ,., " " 1, 1• ••· otory frame, ai• rooms, bltjl, eroy. •"""" WY Hill!. this tragic girl rest In peace? ly lecturing 011 llj)OI'le, juvenile llq by a Blaek MiliUm 11on1 I'== RA'ILEII=,...,.w"=TI!:.-_-':lro-ee- .,. -·-· - ·"· "·_•~- besement, furnaco beating, g 1 lie We're with Otto Premincer delinquency and alcbollam ISlr about lhe !rd round of tbo Lao ago and wol«. Brown'• !'tall TRINITY Lutheran Church, loUvestock concrete front pordl, other \UWMUBII.tl ,..,.,.... 1000 alllhe way In hla court baUie to Roc~weU's a Irani graduote Yegao Clly.Patteroon fight llul .. Plft (St... App,...edl ~:'.t~f :d ~r.:t~:.,!.~e~~~~ GERMAN sh<!pherd pups, ij buildi"'•· Own., may finance. WICelled? t,.1 Yllllf .,..... keep hla movlel Intact on TV of two o1 ~ell'! ..non word 11 nev\1' ~ TV or tbo pa, M........U. .• . ·;nioo. IV\ WY • 2538 WY • $5,500. ' tlr'l IIIUnlot Call. WY · - , We've .... IUml lalort from,.,D,Jt trlendii pen .. ., ,!lePi!l'CUUIODI! "l"re ....., •• ~,..._., • v , ,...,~. monlhs old, $25. Walter Wil· C. t. aJCKLER, REALTOR . · IIIII• ln. Londaa IUid Rome, telecut II"I(e'a tiJIIIIIo let liel' t1o1n lJ-. WOIIIIIW Wlllrll 'll Wall Nm. Vi;' 1 U lie 12-ll·tfa son, Phone WY 2-7008. WY U111 )rY U111 Itt IIGIIIIed a llart lllllllllllli - . •. . ... ., .., Jlla'a llnll." llula& •WI'IIIL r.:u::.. , . SO~"JA Int. Everyone Is w•lcome. Membero are to brinll 25 oent ' !he men and jewelry to the wo'· .I The Twilight Gard•n club ' lift for ifab bag Dndf's n' Doll• to ANNOUNCE PARTY Trud o;::~~~ ~en. The program was closed will have Ulelr IMual Chrllt· I • . H J.rl A al. p The AuxJ iia r to F'eene , y 'it With the fellowship circle •nd mas dinner at the Federated .Tho Pomeroy Gord•n elub R~VENS;~ ~rt.v nett Amorlcan >;..,ion Po;i ~~~-I = witb the hymn ''BJest Be the Tie .. .J chut<..~, Thursday, at 6 30 p.m ' I wdl meet at the Marlin rest.au-' Dud '• . lie Kera dleporl. Will have its s• IOVI ~hers assisting, Miss Phy!Mi ~llowed by ' meeting and party ra~t Thursday, at ti p m. fol' d ubeswln Dolls su.qare Dante mas party Thursda Dec nst-1 Re~J~ents of the Meigs Coun- lis Joachim, gift chairman Mr DEC. 18 Wlfh a 50 cent gJft exchange. their Chnstmas dmner. follow. Chns mn hold J_t.a annual at 6 30. A covered ~•sh di 23rd , ~ ty InfJrmery enjoyed an even- I and Mrs Richard Owen, Mrs. I The Episcopal Churchwomen 'fhe Me• !I C . ed b} a party at the home ul ~·lth! r as plrty In conn-ectmn will be served with the ;:er , '-""" .., !~~/~ mu~~ t~eats and feUow- r ~ret LewJs, .Mr. and Mrs. Russ· of Grace church w11! hold the1r club wJIJ m~t a~u~;~a=~~: ~ Mr& L. C. Karr, Syracuse. thisSar:~~;ri!/~he~~e;! d~~~·e poLatoes .and bread bemg se~:~, and o:::nesse/ o:~~e ~mns ~ k~tt. yons and Mr. Edward Bur. ,;~iular meeting Thursday. at hall Thursday, at 7 30 P m. Rt- ~ The Women's A.!lsociation of families, and guests tro~ ot; ~e by ~e auxJfl~ry, M.embers port F'irst United Presb terl .. H·30 p mM' at thMelddhome of Mn presentaliVI:' George Bankt of the Fn st Umted Presbyterian t>r dance clubs Santa Will be a bfrtmg tl CO\ Pred dish ill nd , Ch Y an arry oore, leport. Mrs Athens count Jl be . Ch on hand g1 to ex.chunge I b1gur:~ S~n~~y evemng start· : ~-~~.~· ~' F;~dra~ow, Jr. , will have the speak~r All r:em~!.N <~re u~~~t Th~~~~a~n e~~~~;rz;tu:il!h~re;~ A Ne~ Year's Eve dance - -· ~ I ! p B~adb~r to attend and brmg sandwiches at 7 30 P m Mrs Joe Baile wrll be held at Bllildilll X ANNOUNCE Sl:.RVIl'F.S I Mrs Pau~ Haptonstall was • day at 7 ~ ~T~ .t~t~~et r::~-, orT~ookJ~s and M!s~ ~~~~an Pa•k are pr!. ~!th Slim Hitll as caller, accord- He-mlock Grove church Wlll , :~~r.r::J~t~~m:e~ fo~e~: ~~Z j ,~allowing a h~1ef bu~lneess8 ~eet~ : w11J ~;~~~~;:~~e:;•::o;. ~g~e 1:fo:~!ls:~da de~otior;;l leaders 1mg to Peg Handley. i :~;~ fr~~~~~ ng Sunday, at 10 Edward Burkett, refreshment~ J r: the annual Chnstmas pro- ~t the home of Mrs. Dwlib( / lace, M~s. r~w~~ Sa:~ght Wa~·~ STITCHERS ME~T be presented ::s t~~gram wlll , and Mr. Fred Lewis, purchas. Cmeroy : g hml hw;:, be presenLed by , Ll'llums, Mulberry Ave., Porn Lillian Stieff M P rj t7" ' The Nifty Slttchers club met . p.m.. ' lng I ~ oo c 1 en under the direc- j eroy, There will be I gift ex ' tonstall . , rs . all ap- at Martin restaurant Monda ' Mrs. Lillian Stief/ church or- ' Mrs Harry K. Clark returned ~~~h of Mrs. Eleanor Welch change. - Mrs W;!J~atssOhMiargaret Sauer, evening for Iii turk"'• dmne{ I gnnJ st · P1aye d for '· er. G Th e W'lll · m Inger and Mrs FoUowmg ·•t, the group ~J went to• smging and / home Frida Y, f rom co1urnbus ~A:.~Alfred , J ng Workers elau of Joe Bailey, L• , also a solo, ''Bells of St. Mary.'' where she underwent ear •ur. Christmas r:nge Is glvJng a I the Enterprise EUB church Will ' the home of Mrll Selim Blaze- I Betty Kessinger, a resident) gery. She was accompanied 8 m A PChrt! Dec. 16th at / h~ve a Christmas party and $t j DEC. J7 w~cz, Lasley-sl, for a party and I Your 0. end bl 1 01 the home, read from Luke I horne by her daughler Mrs I P · rtstma!l Program g1ft exchange at the home of lfilt exchange. R.efreshmen P ' in her Braille Bible. Special Gene Stmms and childre~. Tom- ~ ~~s~n arr(lna<'fl hv Grace I Mrs. Ed K~. Thursday even- ' Ev~e e ~ast Matron's Club of were aerved by the hostt>ss : DNier For mus•:- was prest•nted by Miss my. K and Oeatra Jo who re- I one E~ch f f~mlly i! to b ing Secret pals will be revealed ~ dle:t I :I!IJIC~arer, OES, Mid· Mn. Georie Korn. Mrs Hugh , Kess mger, Jean Winden and l mamed for a weekend visit. l ee t~u~ o ca nuy ~:~nd a 50 1' Rock Springs Better Health / rna . I F' od thei r Christ· Benrhs, Mrs. William Bartels I Mr Charles lhle Other, num- ~ Mr and Mrs. Clyde Adkins of I Ch~d ~~~t]{'exchange marked club wiU mee-t at Rock Spring! ll? sara[h~ hnday ewnmg, Dee Jl.l!s. W A Drake, Mrs. llerberi AND ben; on t.he program were read- , D:ayton and Miss Jean Casto, : eoid.i.~ man, or Lady,•c- I Methodist church Thursday at I w;nn in orne of Mrs Paul Dixon, Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs ln.gs entitled, "Let's Thmk of I Bill Biggs and Tip Bohng ol g to ea<"h person attend- 11 a.m. tor a potluck dinner Ibe ~~1bury: There will James Will, Mrs Max Folmer ~ns~~~s,',' by M:s. Thomas I Columbqs were weekend guests ~----- ~ -- - ·- - ·-1 8 ~n~- ~ ~~ Bl!~ch~nge. an~~s Carl Moore. 1 Phone WY.2-2S!i0 elly' T~u Is Chnstma.~." by ; of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Btw ---~------...C.~,_,.,,.,.,..=,.,.,;,;,;,.,..,J Fred Lew1s and a vocal duet : Mrs. Ollie Biggs and son by Mrs. Hapfonsl<~ ll and Mr. James, of Pomeroy and Mr' :!e. Rev. Howard Ruppelt led and Mrs. Dorsel Biggs and fam-' r&oup in singing and. prayer.l ly ot Chester were SuntWy ; p welcome was gtven by 1g~ests of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan · au! ~Japtonslall and Mrs. Bur-l Btggs· keU, a "Christm~s Thank You." I s.an~a Claus icc cream bars and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mofgab . Chnstma~ cookies were present-. and son of Newark were week. ed I? the guests and gifts of I end guests of her parents, Mr. p:aymg hands pens were given l and. Mrs. Eslie Mosman, Min- Classified Ads Your Modern Community·Bulletin Board . _Eally Srntlnrl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1965--U 5TH & I'IA•RI,lilt'~ ON STATii IN llACINl'!:il "l'he Stor• Wit~ PH. WI ' �' ' ' ·" ... ~. j, ' • 1&--Dai!J ltnUnii; J>omeroy-lll4dloport, 0 .• Dec. 15, 1965 Church Commi;sions are Hosts · for 120 Children en tine at y De~~oted BOYS ALWAYS NEED Approximately ~· children Nativity." Popcorn balls e.nd 1 The Pomeroy National Bank · wt>re guests of Hettth Metho- 1 bags of candy treats were elv- ('l)ntributed the coloring books dist Church at the second an-I en each guest ·the Citizens National Bank, novnual Community Chriatritas din- I Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Rus- !elties and Columbus and South- . rn>r and party Tuesday evening I sell w~re in charge ot the mu- ern Ohio Electric Company, bal-l ~~ the chu rch.· sic and carol singing and Mt~y- i loons and pe~ils. Mrs. Dowson ! The dinf\er was sponsored by i or Lee Smilh gave out the ' and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher _made :i th' ,;ocial Concerns Commis-: treats. Men of the ch~ch were : and_ decorated the Chflslmas sion and the Evangelism and , on the clflln-up comm1ttee. 1cookJes. . Education Commissions of thel --- ------ - ----· ~ ~ VOL XVII SPORT SHIRTS ! POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 203 Linda Yost Elected Honored Queen !2 Of Bethel No. 62, Job's Daughters '= J ;j, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, L chirra, utafford . $1.95 ':h"rrh Mrs. Wayne Gibbon•. I ~or1al Concerns Cha1rman was 1~ generar chairman. assisted byf me mbers of the arcles and . Linda Yost is the new honor- istic form. A dinner at 5:30 tommissions. · ed queen following election of I preceded the meetmg, · WI'th Mrs. •A ,. . 1 / ~~ldl ~n were seated a~ ta~ ' of!'irers held by Bethel No. 621Ht>lena Mullen. promot~l' of hos- ~ be~ de-co:ated ~0: the hoh~a} : of !he International Order of , pita lily . as chairman. ~tfls were 1 ~f'tl'>On w1th mm1ature Chnsl- . Job's Daughters \'londay even- exchanged followmg n. 1A ITlfi~ trees, c~ndlse and hol_ly. ~ . . 1 the Pomerov il·tasonk l :A 1 li ::hted Christmas tree wh1ch ;~g a! • t1ad be.n decorated by the Sen- , ~;;~~-fer Blakesle~. honored j ~~ M 'IH' and Mr. James Brew- queen, presided when initiation = mgl,m , counselor, further car- was held for two girls. An in· l'! t-d olll the theme. . . was rece1v ed lrom {'·I OS A ,. 1 'd vJtat1on , ·. 4 1 _,u rup av?rs were pro\'1 - . I' . 8 u-. 1 to attend its in• !A 1f ed ·i:1· the _Junw.r ~YF w1th the i :l;~tio: 0~ o!hcers J>f'cembPr ! F!e;mor Carrle m charge of the 20. T wo mt!m bers were rermrl·1' , ' AA . . . i.lm mg room decoratmns, .Jr. d . ho· .," 1 Debb'te H"yesl fhe annual Chnstmas dmner A t\l\'1 ' be ·f ·t h ' e 18 spl~-<~ s, D h li 'Jh ·_ mem . ~ daedssJS mRgh Wld in Cabell Hospital, Huntington. !of Jane Howell Tent, aug . A f .-;ervmg mcu on a; d J Theiss in Meigs Gen- tt!rsoft:uion\'t>terans,wa!i:held ' R: 1Mundav evening at the home of 1 ~ ll\'~el l Sandy Johnson, Robbie 1an 1 oy ' 11nd Verne O_rd. Sylvt~ Swan- : er~ther offk~r!-i elected were i Caddie. Wkkham. Uninn Ave .. ~ ~~1n . Oke~· R1tter. Doxae Wal- _l 'nd· L enJor princess · 1whkh is bea utifully def'orat~d A , I) · ht Do T .1 a yons. s ,, . ._ 1 ter.J. ~. g . Clwson, h ommdy Pam Cleek, junior prince-ss ; !for the season. :: lvu:l· . WI 1 a 8\WIIl't y- an on k ,, ·de· and Deb-: H Doug Dowson and Sherrie Shu- oel' Y .,ease, ghuiJ .1:1 h d : Members were sealed at a ta-jli OIL King, mars a h. Ide on~~:~ ble wJtll white rover and rt-d ~ ler ,11 th~ Senior MYF · n-t>lt'ct set T urs ay V'O"l' · · . , \l1·~ Na n Moore. kitchen quee , , · _· lh · burdt>r ;md H 1·enterpll'('f of · '.5 . · . ember 23 at 3.30 p.m. as t' · 1 Ch t ,. : h;w m;tn _ was_a~s1ste~ m pre- d· e fol' the iris lo Jmvt> tht>ir : boll~. pomse lllil ~ i:lllt ns · = pa nng . the ch1c!\en dmner Uy at .. e gand on Mondav, . rna ~ bHubles. F.l1z a?eth Camp- A i.lr~ Walter Hayes Mrs Bruce ' robes tJtt d, · b\>11 asl\ed gr~ct' . J· avors were ~ ' ' . • 1 Del'ember 27, at 9 a.m. H pral'· d • l.l u ~d . \ l ~s. Wayne Gibbons and ' . wUI be held for inswlta Chns l ma~ NII'Sages .!In srna 11 • . " \lr~ .\I ~-- Dowson. other mem- 1 tire 1 AU · brushes lied wJ ih a red und i f 1 h h . . tion l 1at evenmg a1 r : 30. h • t:l - l WEEN ~t'r s u 11e c urc ass-~sted m , r ts Eastern Stars and \la sJII'er (IW_ _ !If' 1em ng ;md donated to the din · pa en · . . 1 d . F!Jilnw mg the dmner. t11e regu- .tt b h h ~s are !nvl. e · · I Mr!-i . . !'• r.rr Jn d st1·rr othe rs . , r 'ttu co·~ l - lar mee!mg wc1s. he ld •w1L1 . roug I l e, · The mee1mg c1ose d n ., :·h1ldn·n ill <llld !rom the din. _____ . __ -- 1 campbetl. presldt•nt. m charge -w More titan just a half size ••• ner The Revs·. Howard Rup-· , t, he . welcomed Goldia l<~lbt'r- ' : Spl.atlt·l'('d Polka-Dots, i-u. varied :tius, S'U -'i'l'l pfll und \1. E. Dowson brought . I teld, who has be-en unabiP lO ., 'r.mnd a fuUy lined lk:iwl-mfr - rin(l•'d cmd tile rt11 Jdr!!n from the count )I attend. Election of officrrs was ixrll'etl tli the J~4'r.-k . Tltr. f·reedMn. gnl<'f' and ntJmt· . i lll:' ld Wl lh Lene~ Hamm sele{'ted = mo 'o€1t~-e·rd fJ{ fluid Ante.l T·riw~lait~ Ja~l'!h r;.~v ors of pencJ\s. r:olori n~ . as presJdent : Minn ie Nru lzling, ~ m.ake~; thi..-.; c. dt·ess you'U love ami li ve i n. ,book ~. :;uckt>n and cookies :st"nltl/' vice presdf'n t: Pearl :; WJ:ur it wilk Of' "Miithout its d®ble Monk 's IH'rl' gJI'l'll t'<i l'h ch ild. Fol lowHeynolds. jun10r vice president: ' 'i mg th dinner a l'dm WJS pre- · Apprnximately 65 ~:~tlendt>d \lr~ . c 11 mpbell. ehaplain : Mr .~. : ra.~Ti. Yuu'll tvant th.-eae dots. with lots of ~e ru t'd entllled. "Tht Night the six u'cl uek chicken dinner \VJckhum treasurer; Mrs. Camp ,: da.<k in Frrnck NAVY, Skvi<lrk BLUE Clr tltiurt· Cl!n.<>lmas." and ''The of the DAV and Auxiliary Mon- · bell fir st eoundl rm~mber: : r Siam HOSE' ------ --day evening at their hlill on . PeB~l Reynolds, second Coun<'il ~ : SJZEJS; 12lJ-20B Rutternut-av. member, Mrs. Elbt>rfeld . third : The. Uristmalil theme wasd ' Council member • and J'•Hnnie •lf' earned uul on the table an ~ Neutzling, publicity. I' : fa\'urs were candy t•ane!-l. <_; uest.s: Severa l communicatol\9 were 95 to 00 were Re\'· and Mrs. Frank : read. Contributions were made .: Cheesebrew, ~tr . and Mrs. Paul i to the Xenia. Sandusky, ChPer · !If' See our heautiful selection of Holiday DressesHaptunstall amd Mrs. Beulah and Sunshine Homes. Round ' = styles t'or all the exciting occa ~ ions awaiting you. cards were = Come in and mak!:! your selections now. -White. Each mldn was _present- robin Christmas . t'd a gift from the Aux.1hary and senl Lo Clara Zier. J~mue Huw-1 1 . the tadies had a gift exchenge. :ell and Gladv!l Cuckler. T h e 15 , Mrs. Edith Spe_n_cer. cummand- traveling prize was awardt>d :er of the AuxJ11ary, pr~senlt'd 1 tu Mrs. C<~ mpbell . At the rlose = ea~h of the officers _a g1ft. oi the meeting l!:ifts wt-re ex- I' , 1he program presented fol- chansed. II' 1 Jowmg dinner . wi th Mrs. Lil- - -I !ian Stelff as pianist was a solo. :: . "Abide With i,k.' presenr ed by : r Rev . Cheesebrew. and a duet i sung by Mrs H aptonstarr and . Mr s. Whle. A v1olm solo by , ~ Mr Haptunstall and ~rouj.J ; • ~ singing uf "Silent Night" eros-: , ed program. I · • The pam· room at Osca r·~ ' ~ STYLE 201 • t:tntto flowilll Heat in Ga llipoh; was the men! ;ef. ; Perf•d ~lp under )'Oil' pampets )lOLl' fabrics! I 1 tmg fur tl1e annual (.1mstmas 1 sheers. Acceoted wit1l • No-stoop lint screen · Pomeroy, Ohio dir~ner of the- Ladies ,1\ux i li<~ry j beautiiullace andembroi· is rij'ht on tbe door! of the Syrar·use Volunteer Fire deriel. with the hiddeR . • New up..- color TONIGHT & THURSDAY Dept. ~- bonus of a FmntSUdow ~ Porc:etaia Enamel Mum. NOT OPEN follow ing it, a Christmas proPanel to elil1'liRMI "'Sei, gram was dirE'<'ted bv Ada • w Thru." E"''' .,..~~y~aa FRIDAY and SATURDAY Slal'k, opening with the group ~ O.Ctmbtr 11-18 Tricot in whiter bill*, "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" singing •·Silt'nl Night.'' Prayer Troy Donahue Joey Hetber- was given by Edith Hood. ~nd = ton, Barry Sullivan, .Jellnett~ Mail<! Picken• read Luke 2• l· li Si•es Nolal1. " :l>~ To Tlul lr&rerat. 01 The Meig1-Muon .4reo Sizes 6 to 18. Ivy styles regular styles, all 100% wash and wear. Choose IlltO ~t yours from a wide selection of designer prints, solid colors and plaids. . J 1 · : Mrs. Wickham Is H tess at 2 Match His Shirt With Kirbury Orion Socks 69c ·ater near One size fits sizes 9 to 11. Hi-bulk orion, crew top, white and solid colors. DUV D1n.ner Gift For Him ••• 1 1 About 65 Are Dinner Guests Af DAV Hall A ROBE to $16·50 Choose from our wide selection of mens Robes, washable fabrics, many styles in stripes, solids, plalds and patterns. Sizes small, medium, Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! : He Always Needs Pajamas Buy him $10· 1 1 1 ... I: Fire Department I Auxl·l,·ary Holds : Annual Dmner Phil Maid SLIPS S2.9S You'll like this &eJection. I Sizes A, B, C, and D. Cool style top. Choice of several fine patterns. 14. "THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" i c, Extra special value, coat style full cut, sizes A, B, and D. 3 3.95 SMARTLY STYLED BROADCLOTH A, B, C, D. NOVELTY PATIERN FLANNELETTE PJ's _ 3.95 Warm flannels, in your choice of patterns. Sizes A, B, C and D. MEN'S TIE-TACS Little extra gift that m,en like to get. Cho)ce of many smart styles, elegantly gift boxed. Here's how to unscramble your life BAKER 1 1 1 -:-:·:·:;:-:·= ti ' Gift Her With '2 w-vt6 r n.... . Jewel Case by LADY auXTOII - . . ..,..,... bncetett, ...u.... ~o ... .,.... •• Jumble! ftod • r~~r.,, See how eu'l ...Uy ,...,.hlliJ "" lll'llah- ow fa "I bluolll Litty lutoo lewol Clle! Botdo doit1 i1D1Jo IllY more. The aoctloce 1111 aeady. The tlltlelc ..,.111,. ..., bldo. s - ouy Ill lheir oetllllp. Dtul-OUL. Tbon"uoom for "111V plxf , ......, 11M rw dr• fa ao tfaM 1111 Hoavaly collin. Rudy For Anything In One of Our W•rm See the leleetlon of Lad, Buxton and Lord Buxtcm Jewell'J Cooo. RAtady fur , ......lo.ction on tho lat floor. Car Coats . Poopll clrop l>y for diiiDu ~? Tb;. kind ol erne- - ,..! a pd wile cryiD« fw b.lp. What do von dol SD a - y io o- ~-We'll cook up a b.tch ... IIAV•t Fried Oliobn •d bne it on your diuner tahie Won rou itoo"" it. Jua.t c--l'U u•. You've got our number. ·' to 4.95 Beautlfull)' 1tyled ear coats ID wide corduroy, with fWum walt ' Uned plli, I' 'J~P~nal .Judy McKnight, Bernadette Hen~ l. I .J values. nessy, Peggy Story, Becky Hou~ ' '-:., D- ' dashelt, Dehbte Hunnell, Stella "I ~"-"'-~ Sl... 10f0 16 Neutzltng and Twilo Clatworthy, l ' ' ' ' ~·' · and lour &;uests. ••NIIC'S.. 'ICCCCCCCClii ..IIRCIIICftiWWUCCCEf~Ugl&~U-IE.IJS'I UF?IIt? T~e. DJDper Sl.25-The Bucket $3 75 The Barrel $5.00 CROW'J $flAK HOUSE . '"; -~ ·. Trnop No. ,261 Saturday at lh< ~ Episcopal Pari.o;h house I mHue plans for • Christ· mas party. Present were Deb- 1 ~ bie Hawley, Debbie Crow, Debr. bie Harbreeht, Becky Triplelt, ~ , WY 2·5432 l I j .... 1 TO :SiE SANTA ON THE·2ND FLOOR ·THURSDAY -2 TO. 4 P.M. , . · ,';. fJuDA¥'.:. 2 TO 4 P.M. ." .. . '-,----'--~,-'" . .,_._______..J Elberle.ld's,.,n·;"p,omeroy , , ·· , ' · 1 ZTTI!IflJEPz(plf•~···f,IF$11 • ITEM'¢tpe _· JJIJFt Ill . ~:.sf~:d·:~"..:.:::·~~lr.~ For,~ · et~ul dttl:ons. Mougham was a pro(Continued On Page Two) _ .. ____ ---- -- __ -·--· 7 ' - .. --- ---..-~.t,.,.----- ' - n •••• • ••-"' ,. _ .., ' • • • , ., ,. "" ~- · - ~ • - • '} l ¥ii • t Aet!ng Health Commissioner Dr. E. F. Maag w•m· ed today plastle ice balls being merchandised In the United States should not be sold, or If sold, not used by anyone. The balls, tested by the Ohio State Health Department laboratory and by lndepeodent agencies, have been found to eonlain water from Hong Kong with high bacteria eouat. If the balls erack and release wa~ ter Jato liquid being •hilled high eontamination is ee rtallthbnproved n, as ee · · Commissioner Maag asked that mertbants havlng these Items on their shelves remove them. and th~l anyone having purohased them destroy them Immedi· ately. . . COLUMBUS {UPI!- The State Health Department totlay recommended a ban on the sale of 1mported .water-ftlled plastlC drink coolers, be1leved to be poU~ted W1th Health Director Emmet ~; Arnold said laboratory ~st.~ showed the novelties were grossly polluted wtth bactena. Arnold said local health departrrr:;nts woul~ hove to. act rm their owt~ to ban the so-catled 1ce balls. Authontles m Cleveland and Columbus have already banned the sale of '• ,. as tion prevented radio rommu- the all-time 1pace tndur18' _., nication. records. ··:~··,, Schirra and Stafford were in Stafford and SchitTl a chipper mood after being up plunge back into the atalll!lr intermittently all night talking phere at 10:13 a.m, EST . . with ground stations and with and splash into the oeeaa '~ Gemini 1 astronauts Frank minutes later about 140 mliiJii Borman and James LovelL south of Bermuda. Bormao and Lovell orbited on PlnpoiDt Meelflc o· toward a planned Saturday Schirra, the icy-nerved • landing which will give them I year--old "old man" of -t bl two full weeks in spm:e and ali i astronauts, steered Gemb:d. I - - · - - - - -- - - ---- fauttlessly lnU> • pitiP"• meeting with GemiDl 7 tllll enthnllled millions of 1111 !eM countrymen, The estronaull Ia bolD I 1 were awake several ttm. : during the nigh~ 1D splrl_. ' conversation with tbe jrou8l and with tach other. " You just ruined a . . . PT. PLEASANT - Announce- breakfast," Schlrra toW ·• ment that the Point Pleasant ground station controller wjj Archery Club would host the instructed him 1o put i. "world series of archery" this thermometer in his moutll • summer was made al a meet· take his temperature. ,_,. were:·· · World Series Of Archery Herein '66 :r io Pomeroy Lions AI'e Hosts tO ~!~ 0~h~i5~t;rna~:~es ~~~ ~; Senior Men AI'r Polluti.OD Jn vaIIey • p bT r0 e arget West Virll"inian . ,., Hurt in Wreek 't,. B • · = k ..~~!~u:y.: usmessmento L~: ~~ad!~~~:: damage 1o each vehicle. No in- H ( K Th edi da ""' e p ett1e ere wao m um map • • ::t: juries were reported. being from Ypsilanti and leavlog the state "some years ago" to make a trip ta OiiUornla. But he elairnB knowing nothing of a wile and lOIII' ehlldren. About 8 year folllllll!ng tbe Califu . tri White llllld h t "',;" Pied 1 waltre.;. ~ me an marr Daytona Beach, Fla. "Tbfngs aeetqed to he 101Dg fine for us. But now this. I've been laying m 1D my ceU all dsy trying to figure thls . oul It's like • nightmare. Nuth!ng comes bact,'~, White llllld. ')'anner salll·,pos!tlve ldentlllea~~ttn . . heeit matltt fhrouah fla~Wprinta. , _ Championship offering a record ! 8ankTL...£t Unsolved I•n Ravenswood . l200 professional shooters. Also 1 RAVENSWOOD _ The fin! I planned during the three day o- bank robbery In the history .. pen tournament IS a dance, pa- this West Virginia town remafA. rade , fireworks and social e- ed unsolved today. vents. 1 A spokesman or the Ravel» Twenty _ eight Lions and The PM and Gray Eagle I wood Police Department aaJt their Senior Citizen guests at- shooters w1\l r.eturn _later ml this morning whoever broke·ia- ~· ded th 1 b' annual Christ· July for the NatiOnal Fteld Arc-I to the Jackson County Ill'* ten p tecus Wed e~day at Fed- ery A't''21tNt· ssoc1a Jon s s a 1ona r' here Tuesday night is fret ...... :~ ~h~rch. n Championship and will draw ap- $972.91, all in coins. .-· G 1 63 proxtmalely 1500 shooters. rour, to work. I 01 J. H. (Jap) rae. • Police said tbe theft - dJI. Middlepolrtl, was lher most P~::· covered early Wednesday~ t lor of a semor CII~ns service station attendaat a . He added a festtve touch route to work. 1 to the program_ of _caro sm?The thieves entered tht bad: ing, accompa~ymg Jt on . hiS IS I by breaking a large plait .... "~ddle" _w1th extraordmary , window. skill and vtgor. Men from the ! The money sto~ eoosllflill county home also were spec- ~ 1 of stlv>r coins, mostly q . - i ial guests. I I and half-dollars bank offlclaM Ladies of the church serving PARKERSBURG, W. Va .l said. ' --- a chicken pie dinner were Mrs. (UPI) _- A Spec1al senate sub- 1 Investigating officers l8itl Ill Rose Guinther, Mrs. Ada Hoi· comm1ttee on air and water pol- l burglars were unsuccescJful .Ill ter and Mrs. Pal Holter. lution wa.s scheduled to ope~ a trying to open three other 111111 heanng 10 the Federal Bu1lrl- safes in the bank Tbe Racine Baptist Driver is Charged ing here tod"y to mvesllgate The FBI was .,;,lled 111 W. air pollution uf the Ohi<> Rtver . th . st' r Christmas program, "In In Middleport Valley. ..._ 1'" • mve tga ton. Father's House," will he A RL t. Pomeroy man was The subcommittee. headed by ' sented Sunday, Dec. 19, at charged with faiUng to stop Sen. Edmund Muskie, DMaine,l p.m. The junior and within an assured clear dis- was expected to call about 10 ~BYF groups are in charge tance following a traffic acci- witnesses, including West Vir. . . dent at l::W p.m. Wednesday ginia Gov. Hulett C. Smith and the program. Everyone IS mvlt· on North second-av in Middle- at least two groups from neigh. ed port. boring Ohio from Marielta and Edward lhle 24 Letart, ·~ Middleport polke cited Ro· Belpre. ' • "~ LOO.U. TEMPS aald Eugene Gill to Mayor Lee The subcomnnltee is und.,. Va .· suffered facial cull . . Tbe Temperature In Smith's oourt on the cnarge r•e Senar.. Publtc Works Corn· contrt"o~ of the ch~ roy's business district at after his car rammed into the roittee. It includes Sen. Jen- ~esu 01 ~one""'r t 12-lt a.m. ~as 40 degrees, under back of a pick-up truck driven nings Randolph, D-W. va • one riH~a;. meruy • · ~: dy skies. by Franklin M. Rizer, Pom...oy. of Jhe ranking members. Police said the ltl55 rert Rizer's truck was stopping for driven by Ihle ran off tbe rilll traffic in Iron! of it when tbe d f tbe h'"" 11 111 ILusba·nd in Niuhtmare '0' ANN ARBOR, Mich. !UP!)- fie has changed a little, but The last few days have beon tbat's him," said Mnt. Mallion. "like a nightmare" lor an .Oblil . Mallloll, wbo underwent a lie truckdit~rbehfgqflelttlllllld , lt)l: ~tector tell Wedne'lby, said pollee a bout a wile .and .. fitiir I ~er lLeard of Maurtce Malcblldn!o he claims to know .no- Uon. thing about. Pollet Claim Proof Compooodlng tbe mattu Is However, State Police Deleetbat Robert R. White, Clncla- tive Sst. Roy Tanner llllld ponat, who pqllce aay actnally Ia llce "have .some evldenc to inMaurice MaUlon, Ypslionli, dlcate be lWhite) does know" Mleh., is tDarried to llluthor be 1a Mallion. woman. They have three chi~ MaUI!Hl vonlsbed about eiJlht dn!o. yeai'l ogo 'ltoiu' Ypsllaoti where Mrs. Elalne MaUion ldeJlllljeil he wis a route coffee salesman. her .llllll>and at the county jail &lruct !lu llund in a SUJIOl' where be 18 beltti beld 011 market parttng lot with all tus CiwPJ,crt ~on- . . ~. ~~- Mlitainll ·· "Ttiil'l · lbe ·.~ ' I inlllied; ,._, .~ ~te. ,,, .' . :, • ""'" • - ~-... ~.w,._., _ __.._.,•••-~·• •> • ,.. landing~~~:~: ~i~~:i "\·• were blown away ~h· burs:r of I~~k~~~~:ndt~a~·lf :r~~:~~~ ~g a~ the Pl~a~nt rum( ~e~rt ' r:.he~.~,%e : ~~wr.:~bl ~bllat~o~ f;:l:ssly :~r~om;~ J~nSQn said took the United e~~~ ~ve: 1 ~o~k YN~~L~::I P~e~~ l recorder refused to r emml b ht Stat " lep higher on the , , 1 h today m the same wey tit cate~ ~aneuvers that rou~- tai:!a o';: ~e moon." dent of the ProfessJOna Arc ery_ l Gemm 7 recorder had ell'W It wlthm 6 ~ 10 feet of No. I s Amer;can flags were whipped t~~~a~~~he w~~~~o~p:~~xl::~l~- m the week. When_ the nose toCI no e Possible out at the space fligh t center shooters eK ected t~ arti- [ C"dr~arvon ~ound station tali ose 811bo t near Houston Newsmen served Y t th p th r. 11Sch1rra to k1ck 1t and see lf M 1 th4'They !:ere -~oo:a~ ~:::al~; champaigne proJect officials ~'!:n~~:nts eto be r~:ldn~n~o~~ . could start it he Uld. ey cou ge wt . ndezvous news o . . . I to~ching," ts. the w~y __Fli ~-& ~t~---the ofiiclals McClintic Wtldhfe area_m Jul:- ~ Director Chmtopher C. Kraft coal~, tr:eoeraJ toast to I The mo~th of Arc~e? ~urn~~ De put it. gaveb vi an thing to do ' ments WI open on u Y , _wl i' The two cratt then I went e~~neueda o~ag: 2) the fourth hann~;r Professtona~ along In clostWutrness or a n n -Champions lp o enng a r~cor Archery Assoc1atwn NatiOnal UNCOLN, Neb. (UP() _ A gift-laden Christmas train bore· the best wishes' and presents of Americans westward in to the people ol Viet Nam today. A massive drive to send gifts to U.S. servicemen in Vlet Nam appeared nearly comthe Pleted. "Tonight America speaks with what Is happenlngbere, .. Sen. Carl Curtis told a shivering, cheering crowd of 200 1 persons who gathered in the Nebraska night to watch the • train pull out Wednesday. "It is the voice of America • . . WASIDNGT?N - . PRESI· 1 the voice of patriotism, of generosity, the votce that stand~ dent Johnson s mtenstve wee~· for firmness in defense o{ long venture mto. personal dt· ! freedom, the senator Said. presents and sblpped to Saigon. plomacy enters 1ts second i The f~eigllt train left the u.s. servicemen will distrh stage today itb the arrival of i t' ' ell ital last Sunda\• bute the gifts to the South British Prime Minister Harold :~;~: if~ for the Siuth Vitnamesa somebme m JanuaWi lson for two days of talks. 1Vietnames~ collected on drive ry. . The first sU!ge. ended Wed· sponsored by Ute U.S. Jaycees, nesday when President Moham- !Young Democratic Clubs of med Ayub lilian of Paki~tan IAmerica and the Young Repub- Santa is Coming wound up has two-d~y vts!t;. lican National Federation. To Syracuse Sunday the coolers. the third stage begms Sunday 1 . when West German Clmncellor Aft~r it pull!d into the s_tabon Santa Claus wilt make his Ludwig Erhard comes to to~ . at Lmcoln, workmen switched annual visit to the Syracuse on an additional boxcar loade,d town hall Sunday at 2 p.m., it Sheriff Char!!es NICE• FRANCE - W. SOM- w~h thl! Great Plams city s was announced today erset Maugham, one of the conllibuUon-15,000 cartons of The Ladies Auxili~ry of the Two, Jails Them great storytellers of English pork aod ~... old clotlilitg. Syracuse Volunteer Fire de- l Jailed hr..raturee, IS dead at the age medical supplies and tollelrJes. partment, sponsor of Santa'si Two g:rsobyns ;ere Co l of 91. He ]eaves a rich legacy Other boxcm:s con~ned a visit, s.aid aU youngsters of the IWed~es Y egs ba1~_,Y 9 of no~els, ~luys and sho~t s~r· potpourri of. gifts raDgJna from village and any chUdren wbo :rlff Ro~ ,c, Harten les, mcludmg the classiC • Of X-ray machmes to oatmeal to attend Syracuse grade . sc~ooll partmen . . . /. Humaa Bondage" raw salt. are invlted. Treats will be giv- 1 Vern~ ~avid Mi~ler, ;s:,, R_t. The end came in the eaely The !rain will he unloaded al len to each ehUd after they talk It, Gallipolis, 18 bemg. held '" mornmg hours today at Maug- Cleorlleld, Ulalt, aod sorted by Iwitlt Bonta. The Syracuse Fire county tall on affldovtts charham's beloved vUla ·00 the a priority list submitted by the ' department truck will also take gin,; him with 1!faod larceny and French riviera shortly after the South Vlelllamese. Then the Santa on ~tour of the town so forgery , and Gary E. VanMetunoomclous author was moved gifts will continue weotward he can visit with shut-ins, and or, 28, Rt. I, Reedsville, was by tus earlier request from the where they will he joined by Iothers at the Syracuse rest arrested on a non - oupport Brltlih-Amerlcao bos~ltBI about 12 addiUonal boxcars of borne. charge. where he· hod lingered in cuua stnee last Saturday, That wtsb . WORLD 1 FURNITURE t Fine quality broadcloth, stripes and prints. Coat style. ._ Mrs. Sl,ck re•d the Jntroduc. ; 34 to 46 ,.._. Gary Merrill, Jane Merrow , tiun of "Now When Jesus Was : Born in Bethlehem·" Taking ~ Be sure to see all the SUN .. MON. 1nd TUES. · part were: readings, "Great , other excellent gift •4SERG~~ 119D~l~HEAD" . Moments in The Life of Mary," 1 cTeehnicolon by Haz~l Oark, "Which Was I suggestions by Phil Frankie Avalon. Deborah ITh~ ~on Of God," by Sylvia Walley, Ce~ar Romuo, Fred Zwtllmg; "Fear Nut. Mary," ~ Maid. Half Slips, Reg. Clark, buster Kt'aton, Har b A.g Wh'te 1 : "A nge1s. " bY \'fY Lembeck, En! Ardt'u, · '! ne-s ular Pajamas, Shorty Donna Loren. : Naomi London and "That Holy i F•aturett.: Hoots • c;om, Thin!!. " hy Mlld~d Pierce. "A-·. Pajamas, Baby Doll Middleport, 0. 3Stoog" ·111 AM ' ~ColorCilrtoon• ' way anger, ' was sung, :! Pajamas, Robes and ~::;:=;;;;;:::;;;::;;;::;;;;!~;;:;:;:;;;;;~.;:~:;-;::· and. the poem, "No Room,'' was :; rf"CJ ied by Mrs. Hood. Taking . ~w Gown Sets, Gowns in , i part in a reading, "Gifts ' shorty' waltz and full 11,Jat Cannot Be Wrapped." were ; , M1·s. Pierce, Clara Lavender an · ~length. In lingerie lo aa ~. -- - - - - - , . Marie Hizn ' taiiWsiUIIIer. Linda Hubbard read 8 poem, ' department 1st floor. . "Our Christmas Wish ·• and the i program closed with 'the Lord's i ~ Prayer in un ison. '~ ' AUending were the members ' 1above and Thelma Grut•ser, Eil- i Every length, every style, every ; e~n Clark, Mary Hubbard. Viv - 1 glove a gal will love, here now for 1 ian Slack, and Marv Oonna :a Christmas &iftin&l Our selection :Simms. of Columbu~. Kathryn:; features warmth, elegance. Johnson and daul{hters Tammv ' i A • ' I and Cheryl. of Wolf Pen. •nd • N 1 M Christmas ission ear y Completed in LincoIn Stop MENS WARM PRINTED FLANNELETTE _ 2.95 I I" 2.95 MENS BROADCLOTH COAT STYLE • MEIGS THEATRE 1 a pair Christmas gift - $25· 1 I SPACE CENTER HoustonIspace and make an other takeoff from Cape Kennedy. complexity and dilficulty of (UPII Walter Schi~ra, mak· endurance fl1ghts seem puny by 1 Farewell iD Spact'" .. brmgmg mto fclo~ f~rmat;~~ ing lt look easy, flew Gemini 6 compari son. After the rendezvous, Gcmm• l two spacecra t urt mg to within a man's-length of its All four pilots had won 6 pulled away With a burst of miles ab<Jve the earth at 17.500 Gemini 7 sistership Wednesday I another dast~nctwn-compnsmg Its maneuvering rocket s, a~d i mil~ an ~our And not o~e who to give America the world's tile ~orld's first space quartet. t~e two craft .flatted along o~t dlsussed It afterwar~ fai led to fu·st space rendezvous Then he With the a1rcraft carr1er distances rangmg up to 30 express happy surpnse at how and co-pilot Thomas . Stafford IWasp and its brood of recovery miles Hopefully' Gemint 7 well everytlting went. soared toward a triiJillpl)ant ships and aircraft standing by would be only about 25 miles I After It was over all four Atlantic landing today.. to greet them, Schirra anJ. away when 6 made its flammg astronauts, understandably Astffmau'ts Frank Borman Stafford were set to land at the I re-entry and could get pictures tired, settled down in .a 10-hour and James Lovell bore on end of their Ith orbit at 10:29 or this all-important event. sleep period. toward a Saturday landing that ' am. EST just short of one full ! Space offictals had empha· Tension and fruslratlon dat· wtll give them two full weeks in lday after thear letter·perfect sized all along the vast ing all the way back to Oct. 25 - - - - - ---- or two for Ws Dresses For The Holiday Season I to~~rd PRESENTS CHECKS - Jack Welsh, right, president of the Middleport Chamber of hand• Middleport a soft contact but Schlrra and Mayor Lee Smith two checks of $100 each. The checks from the Middl~~ort C of C ~nd the Mid~leport ~taU Mer· ere wa~ n~n 1~o~~ ~ontact with the \V:-.sp aHer a five · chants Association are contributions to the town as payment for the priVIlege of vffermg free parkmg service to shop. St_afford" we e t" eriod when s eed and the heat of fricpers ju Middleport for the two-week period before Christmas. -Sentinel Photo. mmute blackou P P _ __ Schirra World's First Rendezvous Pilot 1 1 Commer~e. The calm, Cool space heroes returned to earth 25 hours and 52 minutes after they blasted off from Cape Kennedy to speed 100,000 miles and frisk around the heavens only six feet from Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James LovelL At 10:25 a.m. EST, Gemini 6 was 9,700 feet above the gently rolling ocean. An 84-foot, orange and white striped parachute flared out and dropped the jubilant astronauts large and extra large. 1 -- SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - Gemini 6 astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford brought their space·craft down like a fireball from their historic rendezvous with Gemini 7 and splashed down in the Atlantic where rescue ships and helicopters waited. They came down about 33 miles from the aircraft carrier Wasp. We Have Just The 1 ' However, he said, the still Insists he Is Robert R. White. Uvtd On ReUOf Mrs. Mall !on llllld she raised ber four ehiklren tbe help of relief funds her hushend tllsttppured ' Following her viait with ..- MaUion In tbe OOllllb' she said: "I have nothing to aay to Love """" to hate and will just 81'0" unless you try loraet." T"'"'er oaid Mallion'• ~ looked like a I!!IIJWIJ/Ioln,lbe · -'·· the car's front end. lhle . . . . . arrested on a charge ol .... Veter1111 Memorial Hotpllll Pomeroy busmessmen wtll be less operation after 111 d ' · Mary Johnson, a.sked to donate at least an treated at Veterana Mealoriat' Muon; Judy Mtehael, Racine; hour of thetr time Suturdey, hospital. Pomeroy ..,.....,.. Mrs. Kenneth Kale, Ilarry Dec. 18, to help with collections squadsrnen look him there. , • Roush, Clifton; Etbel er..., Ra for the Sal..ttoo Army Chrtst· In other acHvity, Wi!WIC cine. mas Kettle on Main-st. McClain forfeited 8 $25 bolll · ~ - Wlllle Croos, Envoy R>y. Wining said to- ' in Mayor Charles Letar'l Ctlltlif, Raelne, Roberl Cozart, Pori· day some busmessmen have al- on a disturb in& the pea c • land George Worliog, Racine; ready agreed to take time from charge. . Wilma Bloke, Cllfton; Barbara their busy sshednles to help · Nell, Alenndrla, W. Va. JO&- with the project, while others eplt Bawers, Coolville; Marth• are being urg<d to do tlkewise. Adml•ol. . - "l'ltomM ""'""''~ Smllh, Racine. A scbedule tor the businessmen Pl>meroy . II008'I'E1Is TO MI!:ET to participate Is betng arnmg. Dilc...... - J0101(11tW The Middleport. Atbletic Boos- ed. Eovoy Wining indicated the Middleport; Sylvia ters wtn meet mni8bl (Th- project planned In Pomeroy Is Pomeroy; Elmer N...day) 11 the ·ltljb ..at 7:30 olmilar to the custom Io many dleptl'l; Blrl llmll, fiii' p.ltl. . townallld clUea of the <LOlllllrJ. PIIIDt. Atlm'-• - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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