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' ,!~· taken rr.m tch!lla IIlii Mrs. Bradford read, "Gilt of CbriBti mas," from Ideals. 'lbe love gift offering was sJvea Ill' each f "Christmas Around I he rey Swett. member with scripture or prayOU World" was the program theme The dmner was PI'O]Iared by er. The worship table was covfor tht Chrlstmao dinner meet- the women of the Komc~udders ered with 8 white cover and mg ut the Loyal Women's Class Class wtth the men of the class held an old Bible an oil lamp Dick Bodlmer arrives from oJ the Middleport Church ot servmg. Mrs Oscar · Roush and decorated wllh holly and Kent Slate University today to tru-151 when 28 memlrers and conducted a short busin" meet- poill,.ttias. The offertory pray- spend the Christmas holidays • <fl ,· JUt'Sts were seat-ed at tables cov- mg w~en reports were read a~d er was gtven by Mrs. Roush. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ered wtth linen cloths and dec- I donauons made to. the E?'tly The group sang "Joy To The Bert Bodimer. !' orated with candles, holly and . Flynn Home lor Chnsttan Worn·, Wirld" ond Doug Jlicks sang Michl Loyd, freshman at Ohio l en m Indtona and the Chtld-I"Three Kings." Doug and his Stafe University, Is bere for -· 11 tv" and red balls. Tile Rev . Donald Hicks gave i ren's Chri~tian Home In Clev~- ~ father sang. ··o Come All Ye the Christmas vacalion wtth his i WITH the 1able blessing. Gul'sts jn- land A. gtfl was ptesented lu Faithful.'' The meeting was part!nls, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I LONG TAILS clud·'l the Rev. and ~D·s Don· ' the Jamtor and Mrs. Roush closed wilh te singill8 of "Si- 1Lloyfd. 111d Hirks :1nd son, Doug, Mrs. i thanked her comm.i.Uees . and : lent Night'' and the beuediction. l RIO Grande College studen1:S ,. ~ 1 .,,betlt Hill, and Mrs. Aud- l lh~ Homebuilders ltr thetr •er~ 1 Ml's. William Reynolrts and 1spending . the Cltrlstmas hoti--~--: \lilt'. i Mr~ . Homer Jonrs wt.'re in ~ay vacat10n With the1r parents, Sizes Mrs. Robet1 Reibel and Mrs. · charge of the gift exchange mclude, Don Hanning, Jerry 14V~ to 20 I William Bradford prest'nled tlu• : Mrs. Eml:'st Lall anee and Mrs. D:cvls, Denms. ~aele;shr E~ Juat ln. time for ChrlstPomeroy, Ohio program which induded t h 1:.' Oscar Roush were m charge ot Chambers, Chrlshne a ' 'scripture from Mtlltht>w and th l' : the decorating and used the ~ zanne Bradbury. f Mr d mu giving. Genuine top TONIGHT & SATURDAY Lord 's Praver in unison Doug ' Hg!ltcd lree with a nativity I Todd Ault, son f · 1 /~ grain oowhlde. With re"MY BLOOD R-UNS tOLD" Hicks sv.ng "a vo<:al solu. ·.,Awav 1sceue on the pmno and grf'en- Mrs. Gnry Aul~, Sprmg le , 15 · the Manger .. With Mrs. (ash · · ' ery an · d ean . dl es used on tl ~~ 1 the guest of l'roi Uonahuc, Jof'Y Hether· m . hts. grandparents, AI M ' movable pass case. Boxton.' BilrrY Sullivan, Jeanette I B I ." .. t , l!lbles and HI the windows. Mr. and Mls. WJlllam u t, , rs. IIIII! ' :'>JL•1,1! l . ra ey accompams · 1 G<lr Ault has been a patient IIIIi ad rea4t to give. "THE WOMAN WHO Mrl:t. Bradford presentt>d an I H y 1 H ·t 1 ~ 1· 1 , r J .· al o ll'f osp1 a. 1IIi WOULollN'T DIE" 1mg m eres ~per un . _ . ulsl· M'dd p b GJrv .\lt•rnll , Jane Merrow maS _,OUnd the WOr ld," point· : 0 I er__ ga____ j( ~.. '':: .~· · mg out the dHferent customs f 'f SUN .. MON. ond TUES. . m other lands. including the I Dec. 19-20-21 yule lug uf England, reed1 ng ot · "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" 1 'the birds and ammHIS tn Nora ( Terhnirolor) :, Mlt\'t Gift Boxod in Elecl1nn of offlce~s W?~ held ~~ F r~n ~ 1E' A'valon, Deborah : way. the Christmas tn~t' " '' W:JII··• Cesar Romero, r·red ; Germ.any, the tirst C/ 1ns1 ma ~ . when Fores1 Ros.e Council, Dau1 ' ' EXTRA-LONG Cl.·rk lluster Ke:tton. Hal l lrt>e m Am~nca sa id Lo have I ghh..rs ot Amenra, met Tues\I '.) l.1 mbeck, Eve A!'df"n, TAILI-.· ' . been used a1 Wooster. Ohio by day evenm?. Gertrude Hoff- The Golden Circle class of 1ft 11"nn:1 Loren f eal urette: Hooft & Goofs, J STAY RUt! a Bavarian immigran t. ~un . counCilor. opened the meet- the Rutland Church of Christ ~ Stoogf's Mrs. Re1bel gavt• the !tlory or mg rn ntuah:;;tle form. held its December meetmg Wlth ~~ Colorc<~rtoons ' all sizes 10 to 13 nt the "Cobbler and his Guests.'' Commumcatiuns were read a potl uck turkey dinner Saturtijree different sizes In fr om .Ethel Hornbeck, n.;1t1o n<~l day evenmg at 6 in the church eounulm ; Bt·sste Sloat. state , basement. ~ 110~. 'Assorted solid col$4.95 coun cilor and Myrtle Timmer- j Seventeen members and two I H s ' AU nylon fBShlon otocklngo man. natJonal benefit deport- 1 guests were seated at lhe table 11 ~ or:s. for sheerness and longer ment seert>tary. Jt was BnnOlw· With whitE' cover and decorat- ,I Ideal gift - for work ~r everyday wear.~ Colorful wear. Choose seamless re1· " ' ed !hat books would be auditeod ed with red candles, ~een~ry : ular and seamlesa supreme plaid patterns that he'U ll•ke -: two at till' home or Mrs Hoffman. and CluJ:->IlllJS bells. Joollowmg sbeel', \1onlla,v , Dt•eember 27, At 1 the dmncr a short business meet- I pm mg was held by the class presi- , ~-------------------, Offirers e-lected were Grace dent carl Hysell, Victor Breley MEN'S Swan. cou nrllor · Kirt Row an, gave Ule opemng prayer. .associate counrilor; Sherley Devotiona 1s were rea d bY ,.:ft 1 Swan vier ounc Jlor; Leona , ltich<::rd Grueser, the minutes a" Hen:-; l e~, conduet~r: Ch~~ lrs from thP last meetmg were read : Heritage brand - cotton handkerchief with corded Hensle). warden. Ad~ Btssell, b J. G er wilh R y • 0 . d G d .1 t.:-,s1e r u e~ , ,. edge - 3 in a box. All initials. Out.~l de sen.tmE"I· an ,o;-rtru e Snowden gJvmg the trrasurer's mtsJde sntmel. ond Gerf.rude rt>porl and Ht \13 Snowden the $1.00, box Hoffr~an. tru ~lee. flow er report. Crella Musser \US ' Mrs Hoffman w"s presented · Jed k The meeting was I 1 . c i Io r~ • cr.~tl.f Jca, t e ~n d closed repor with SIC . ----------~--a pa. ~t. ~.:~un prayer by Jessie , ulsu a gtft from Ph)llts Rowan. G. . d n exchange of' w ,-------------.....;___....;._ _,_,-, deputv G1rts were exl'hangt'd d_ueser an da II · b df ··JI~tswasmat>. W' among mem ers an ou r v1sr11er, v·IC tor Bra- ,v " C . The l'IRss teat· • Iors frum 1 1Jf'ouorus ounC'I 1 · w Giving anyone, child or adult, a savings and rt' frf'shmt•nts were served ley, and R1cbard Grueser, ass1st- ~ account at our "Full Service" bonk for . Tilt' nf'~t tnt'ctlll g will be Janu" ant t('lldlt'r, were presented W gl' ts from the class. j w Chrislmos is giving a doublo gift, Money ary 11. , end the beginning of a protective cosh Otf1ers present with the I· ' : l>me were Bl<mche Braley, Hel- W reserve that will grow with inlerost, as en May Nelson, Roy and Jar. I earned! Give several th is yearo : ettu Carter, Clair and E t hel l ~ Tad or Purl and Barbara Van , w M; ter,' Thelma Hu<:ie!l, Janette w D<.~vl s, Charles Grueser, and Come tn and arrange for THEIR A rand\{'ligh!ing sf'rvire wa$ Ureg and Teresa Van Meter. gilt savings accounts NOW I r>nnd1 ' ll'd ul the Pom!'I'\JY atT::~e Jt~~~~~~ryofm~~t.in!n~~~~r~ ~ Chu.• of Chnst Sundny eve· w PANTS mng b\ the ChnstJao Endt>avor Pud Van ~h·ter. ~ Sizes 29 to 5I waist and m -~ II washable I your correct Tile organ prelull• by Miss .f09ftl"cuohloned solei EIJ wbeth Duffy opened the ser· lengtb. San· ,&t;p on o pofr of Angel Treorls ofto1 o tong, hard day ••• ..t vil'e. follmvt>rl bv u hymn and forh:ed &hrun1r discov.r.lltt most comtorlable tll~n in the worldl They'• prayer by Joe R'y nold•. Anolh· full cUL CholOI toftt'f lined throughout, have et concaoltd ela1tic IMtepo 1 er h\mn prt'\'uded the prophe~ ~ popular eolors ,.. eripptr-ond dreamy. bovncv. foa~~~ .. lnters.oltt."tD cy from lsatah 7·H e~nd 9 li-7 :J wear now. ,I cradle your weorv teell Flowe~rinl fine pinwall corclurcrt 1\1w.1!1 5 11 ~md Luke t 26-J5 bv. A Chnstnws program, "The ' ~ In black whitt-with-pink, vwhite.WW..blue. Joe Reynolds The group sang Wo rd Wl:ls M11dt' Flesh." wlll be V SHIRTS Wort~~n:, o•el,.mall!-C-5%~ medium (6-7\1.~ la.go 111-9~ th ree {'arnls Interspersed with presenlt'd at the Federated 1 111 slze!l 14 " see all the other styles In Angel Treads for sr-r1pture readi ngs by Joe Rey- church Sund.1y at 10.30 a n1. = toTo 20m;;tch tnd in his ngbt and Girls on sale on the 1st floor. TJolds Sheili! Uhlrngtr, and Lm- The ot gu n prdud~, "The Pas- · = 1lecve length. dn Wehrung. ton1le.'' !rum ''The Me.,smh'' !It A so lo. "What ts This.'' "'"'ds bv ~'lr~. Hen )jcutzl ing will open ~ Men's Work Caps pre..,ente-d by Peggy Jo Howt·rs the serv Jce. Speak mg VO I('es ~ and <.~ l'llfl"tm:ts rrwdlliition . \Jolll be HeY. Wilbur Perrm. Mrs. :: 69c to 2.95 'The L1 ght That Ncv':'r Fail- Pearl Mora <~nd Mrs. Hoy Seyf'd," ~~<~ s gt\ en by .Jerry I\.·lu:-; fned and Carl K£~ulz, a l'on ct"<~ l · ,. MODEL EIC-4 Men's Covorollo Serving Meigs County for o\'er 93 vear. ter~ . pastor ed vmn:. The prugr<Jm feature ~ 5.95 and 7.95 Durmg the candlelig ht srr- wtll be the readmg of the ~ POMEROY RUTLAND vi(·e ea('h member lighted u ('hn 5lm ds slory nnersp~ r std ~ Men's Work Gloveo r·ant11e !riJm the largt! ('andlf' w1 Lh mu~i c and song. . ~ on the rommunton t:Jble Hnd Mr·s. Marvin Hurl w1ll pre- ;l 39c to 3.95 . st·at ~ sent a ~11 '•Jr, 1'1Jc "' \~ l 11 t'l t 'i anrj mg at Ihl'lr vou'e 111 Lh e '~1 " an~ "Silent Night" The pro- Wlldt'rn e. . ~." and tht: choir Will ~ Member Federal Depostt Insurance Corporation Men's Work ,l! r<~m clo!;ed With prayer by smg ·- u Cmne. u C1Jil1C Emma- 14 Jockofs the a hymn. nuel; P.ambino; Gl oria io 5.95 to 8.95 ~ '"'Si-~Ji~!<>.<.----""'""'-"""-""'-""';, Ew•ISI> !Jeu, and Sdelll Ntghl , , ~ ~ ~ • • •••fAPtJPtaft~~P. . . ..-AP•.&''t~ A tr 10, Mr·s Burt. Mrs Pearl . li tfA Neao;;~;: and Mrs. Don Thomas Work Sock• ~ Will >ing. lie oohall 1-'eetl Hts 39c to B9c (,~ Flock; Oh Little ')'own ot Beth- ; a ~ Jehem. •nd u Holy N•~ht, and ~ Mrs. :\~:Jse wrll prese nt a solo, . 1. Wl.at Child Is This '! 1 INTRODUCING! Ollu:rs tak mg part are Randy ' ~ Bur\ as Cabnel; Jt~ne Hoe~· ~' ~ ~ Jeff (;Jbbs, Don Swisher, Eddte ~ I ~~ Htwr 11nd !Jick Kn1,ght, sh~p- 1 ~ A NEW IDEA IN PLASTIC h~rd ~ !md Rookie trov., f\tlk e 6ives neat, uniform servings ... Young &r: Dav1d Crow, wisemen. · NOW TAKING Utht r nu:m!Jer.s of the choir ALL YOU DO IS 6UIDE IT/ ORDERS FOR: are Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs. Lets you do oven the toughed New feature - felt backing that prevent& slipping. : W1lbur Perrin , Mrs. Guy Russell eChristmas Wreaths OILY slicing job easily, neatly, Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mrs. Alfred Feels like cloth. expertly. • Artificial Cemetery I Crow. Fred Blaettnar, Jeff Burl, MADEIRA PA'ITERN- ALL WKITE $18·98 •Reciprocating sloinless steel , Carl Kautz ond Ben Neutzling. Wreaths And blades snap in for use, snap 54x54 . .. .. .. . .. 2.95 60x90 . .. .. .. .. 5.95 I Arrangements out for eaay cleaninJ. S4x72 .. .. .. .. .. 3.95 72 Round ....... 4.95 . i Cub Scouts Make •Grave Blankets '6 f<tol Cordstt. · Gijtajor Father~ I •PoMrlut GE motor. The pl<dge to flag led by Unuouol Chrlslmoo Ar· ~ Tommy Reed opened the mee~ ~ rongt.IMnto - oloo PoHory . ,~ i.tg of Den Three CUb Scouts and Floor Planters. Wednesday after school at the WILL BE ON THE SECOND FLOOR home ol Mrs. Richard Rosen· OTHER ELECTRIC be. urn. SATURDAY AFTERNOO'N 2 4 ; . _._ GAYLE REES, graduahl of Hixson's Design 1 Gilts for fathers were made SLICING KNIVES ~ - ·· and MONDAY AFTERNOON 2 TO 3 b)' the boy• assisted by Mrs. School, now associated with Francis Florist, " $14.95 to $27.95 Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gll· Bring the kiddiet to ... him, more Jr. den mothers. Each boy also make a santa using loll hiiYf,., .. plates, construcUon papet• ar r.,..,..,cotton. Plans were made to Phone WY 2-2644 meet at ihe Rosenbaum home Friday at 6 p.m. to go carolI. MAIN STUIT 1•. WY 2-2251 Pomo1oy, 0. ing, followed b)' a party and CIRIINHIM:SI PHON I WY 1-3401 gift exchange at the Rosenbaum home. ed b)' Refreshmentl Mlke Gilmore.were ..,.•. . __ _ _ _ _ _..,_ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _tltlti_ _ _ _ _.,,. OPJJN -~~fttf. A dAd roun Ab n Middleport I ) ....<·, ,'t- • miffli Tit' tBRISTMAS Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your ¢hri~mas Shopping Center ' ,·, ~.·; •J Men's Flannel Work Shirts -'SPEOM SAL! \ ') Men's Lfiather BILLFOLDS sz.9s 1 MEIGS THEATRE · Gift Iter the 1 I D fA Councf'/ f/ ec s s new 1966 Off • i Potluck Turkey Dinner held by Church ClaSS tcers ",. : ; $1 99 : . ·&ANLON ' = II = 'p' , 1 BEAUTifULlY _; .' DRESS .- SOCKS WRAPPfDFOR GlfTGIV~~ Sup p-Hose I" ,.,, I1 ROCk,. , 12 GIVE AN "INTERESTING" GIFT Initialed Handkerchiefs I = I 'I . . I I - GIVE ASAVINGS ACCOUNT! MEN'S BIG· YANK. WORK UNIFORMS e Pants· $3.95 C-EConducts Service on Sunday Evening I I 11 Holy Must'c to !I H" hf" ht tg 1g Ii Sunday Worship Your Savings Earn 4% interest J POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~~n!f:~!;;;~ru~;;;~~-~-;~~~;-~~-~~- ~-;;i·~;i;; Shirts- $2.95 ELECTRIC SLICING KNIFE = pa~tor_~d 1 i i Je~u 1 Complete Selection of Fresh HOLIDAY 2 i I FLOWERS VELVA-LON ~ I TABLE CLOTHS I , 1 ~ I SANTA CLAUS to' I ·-•- " I' FRANCIS FLORIST I l •• j. •• -~ ... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII SO. 205 emini7Hom pace . for heneH. e I 1 De11oted To ThB lnt.erull Of ThB Meig1-Mt11on .4reo stockings she would buy KAYSER' °, ne a1 y Big Selections· ·in· ·EvelY Department Bearded, Unwashed Astronauts Plop Down Nearly 14 Days After Blastoff at Cape SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI)- Space champions Frank Borman and James Lovell came home for Chrstmas aboard Gemini 7 today with a splashdown in the Atlantic at lhe end of their two-week space marathon. Bearded, unwashed and "sort of cruddy," the space endurance champions J:llopped down at 9:06 a.m. EST exactly 13 days, 18 hours and 3~ minutes after lrftoff from Cape Kennedy on Dec. 4. They brought home to the Umted States every space endurance record in the book. Retro-rockets firell automatically at 8:28 a.m. EST 181 miles high over the Gilbert Islands in the Pacific and the astronauts began a fiery descent into earth's atmosphere. It was the end of their 206th orbit. They stepped aboard the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Wasp, walking a little stiff-legged after 13 days, 18 hours and 3 6 minutes cooped up in the cnfines of their small space capsule. But they were smiling and happy. Bearded and "sort of cruddy," the men who captured every spaceflight endurance recOTd n the book walked down a red carpet smiling, waving and patting each other on the back. Live television from the carrier, beamed to the United States via- the early bird sateilite. let millions of Americans watch the arrival of the two space aces on the carrier. The spacecraft, partially guided by the astronauts, undershot the target area in the Atlantic south of Bermuda by anywhere from 8 to 17 mile . Radar showed it 8 to 9 miles, visual slighting helicopter. They were aboard 221was well. The swimmers swung from 12 to 17 miles. A plane got a visual sighting minutes after splashdown . 1 the big hatches shut of the capsule under 1ts 84-foot . . t br 't Borman moved ftrst mto lhe 1 A few seconds past 9:27 am. h1 ~~r~~ u e ta ~~nu e t~ ore , 1 liferaft to a watt the helicopter IEST, both men were gafely 1t e wa er. e wea er was pickup. aboard the helicopter and en beautiful, the sea calm and the Lovell followeti from the route back to the dock or the waler a balmy 78 degreell _ m' spaceship at 9:25 a.m. EST and ' Wasp. the splash area '"me 565 mtles he, too, stepped into the l "The astronauts are both In southwest of Bermuda. " lifecraft. good condition," the crew The plane rep?r1 every- The pilots gave aU on hand a aboard the recovery helicopter thmg looks all rtght. big "thumbs-up" sign that aU reported. Splaohdown was a shade later ~~.....;.....;_.:___:::_ than the timetable called ror. At 9:05.36, mission control reported the craft down. The main chute had opened I on schedule at •n altitude or two miles over the splashdown area. I "'!, 1 gu~%;m1';. 5 Teen-agers _ _ _ _ : . . . . . ;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Sti• ff IV en '~ CARS DAMAGED- Pomeroy pol ice today were slut inveslt galtng thi s acrident th at orrurrrrl at 3 3R p m Frtrlav on West Main-stat ~e 11;.,.; Pomeroy-Mason bridge. A car driven by Rtcharrl S. Fo11ler. West Colu mbta. rammed 111/n t he har k ol an auto opt·l'ated by ~Irs . 0 see! "' Middleport. The Sears car lthe seco nd vehtcle tn photo) then 11enl aero ss lhe hi ghwa y, JUmped up on a guord rat I obulment. demolished telephone booth and stopped on the back end of th e Chevrolet pu:tur e d here . The Chevt ol!'l, belo nging to Oorothv Delo ng of Westerville, parked on the Shamrock Motel lot. A passenger in or,e of the cars. Betty Ferguso n of 1\'t·st Co luml,ia. 11as token Jo Veterans Memorial~~=~ tal by Pomeroy emergency <quadmen and treated for mmor injuri<"s. Police Chief .It'd I''Phstcr '"" sttll gathenng information on the~ late this morning and no charges hod been filed, pending further im-es ligation.~ Senti111·1 Photo - - - - -- -- .{ ~~:rt 1j~~:11 u:el~: I G• gltde through the 3,()()t).degree l heat of re-entry caused by ;;:~o~,:~~~;:~~~ockets were I ~~!~:~:E::~~~o~~:;~tc " o'•~u '~- r.~-t- u s Awai.ts J:II3ll01. Movejr _ Fawcett asl\~ r· ~;~CE CE'~;~: . ~:st~~· . -.sl. Mansi"on be ~~~ ;;t~·a~:~!:r.tait:h·~ ££ fl tt en 0 Or'def '.. w . e ~ _ _ ------ -·- e wanted lo stay in that cramped rocks with a dash of dn ver- I · t 1 th mouth, werP bt'ing rerommt'nfl· Wt\SIIfN~T0:-.1 ft!Pl) - The montl' Tlw.v <;.lid the \ 1urlh now president or ........._ U. · • 1 capsu Ie a mmu11e onger an td by Houston b<lrtrn~t·rs to- UnJ!ed Stntrs toda\' awaited V I Pin<Jm l"'~t· le ·ldt·r· ,d-;u w:.~s (;PnPI':JI Assembly He reporttl I,, th ey had to a er 1WO weekS day IO l'e If' bra Ie th e ft.1ght s 0[ furth('r word !n1m North re<Jd\ \o b ~g111 t Jik~ •,1 1!hout 1t to th~ Johnson admin.istr• '·[t "" · . . ~ ive teen-age Pomeroy boys. implicated in a series or Gem101· •1 an d 6· VietnJmese Preqdent Ho Ch i nn')r Wlthdl·a v.,d 11! Amenc:m tw n. z;• GemJD I 0,0,ntr 1 sa id th e era. ft local thefts from stores and cars, were placed under strict COLUMBUS (UP[) - Ohio Th dl t th ,. ree suppose Y pu e Mmh as 1o v.hetliLT la· is mdeed fort('s !rom South \ 1d \J;m1. as Rusk Sought Det•Jlt. ;;,•, '' un d"'"' I t the ta rge t .carrter probation orders in the Juvenile Court Fnday by Meigs State University President ~ov. consumer into orbit. by aboot 13.8 statute mJ!es. County Juvenile Judge F. H. O'Brien. I ice G. Fawcett today asked the I •·prepare'<! In go any• !Jere- to he Sl"e med tv demand tn the Srrretary or State Dean Rut: 18 .s~Immers ~ere 10 the water The boys, rangmg mage from 13-16, were ordered to university trustees to abandon u,· ~~%,_,. meet unyom'' tor pc<.~C't> ta lks. I past wrote F'anfani seeking clarifief wtthm W mmutes of splash- Juvenile court last weekend after officers learned of the plans to building him a controThat rem or k was attnbuted The two t t.~:ms n•rnr ted the twn. and Fanfani retayf d 1wn to book a flotation collar thefts. - - lvenn al $500,000 home , to Ho by two ll.ilwns who jintcrvi rw 111 li. ll 1cm Fort'Jgn Husk's refJ uest to Hanoi. '!' arou~d the craft that_ was Judge O'Brien said two of burse each business. Fawcett rJtr.d a public furor mte~vr~.e_d han in Hanoi lasq Mlnistt. r 1'\mintorp F.mf.mJ. There the matter rests. bobbmg and rolling a bit. the youths admitted lo shop· The youths were also given • created by the trustees' ar.- 1 one US dt plomat put it: :'Ttl The hatches were opened. lifting incidents in both Porn- orders by Judge O'Brien to be l nounce ment Dec. 9 of plans lol iS I ba d IS now m Hanot' s court)!! Both spacemen got out of the eroy and Middleport for over a Istudents from 9 am. until noon bUild the manSion as the reason 0 But lew Arr>ncan officials~ craft ~n~ g~ !~to l~ecraf~s th;l year. Police confiscated items every Saturday in juvenile court I for the actwn. mueh hope it would lead kl niiJ were In at or em y t e ranging from auto hubcaps to and also 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The prestdent of Ohio's larg. peace moves. Navy swimmers. r·ISh.mg Pfugs 1ast weekend 8rter durmg · Ute Chn·stmas vacalmn. · · blamed •·d.iStor/ ed dA harness . est umvers1ty The exchange was cortdut~ 1 was lower an hoisted the youths were questioned. They also are to study school i lions'' causing the entire matter Rep. George Banks wa" : . . · · · Borman and Lovell Jnto the Terms of the probation for I r 7 I9 t b r. d b th II speaker when Christmas musJ e Persons mvolverl In threr Ofl'' r·~ ar( d(• nt s tn v es!IJ~::tt· m sel'rel. It represented one essons rom. untl p.m. l to e eon use y e genera the five effective until further h ·h ht bl'. rh r and the singmg of carols 1! \so ed hl'. Meig s oun t,·" 'Shf:'l 'If f H • ..• 1 c lr·. dl ·t t~ nln c h \ tie a constant stre.1m of report!~ •.:.'• . , . . . • • • • • • - • - . orders ~f the court ure that orne eat rug . p~ u: as une o t e reasons or , were enJoyed at the December partmt> nt the past 24-ho urs esc;l pr d Sf' IJO \ts In ]II riPs often conflic ting, reach i 1 • ' A th 1 f Ut · b hts art10n I T' 1· t · d F ·n t !'' ' ' 1 · · rom people they must be home before dark t' n~ ethr erhm o ctr pro _all. " With the personal commit- meeting of the Democratic cluh i . tne ltrs fotchcurprr _n ay a , .._tY·' Pl. mtt:n \ nwEnl·la•\ . Washmgton . r ever da exce t when in the ton 1s at t e teen-agers WI . . Thursday evemng 111 SvractJSC' JU S wrs o f' omc1 oy corpo1 a ton unu s. 1 nn > ( 11 contact with Hanoi. 3 h steal yresen:e of a arent.l not be permitted to enter any ment a.nd dedlc~tlon I have had • town hall The musrca1 1jrogram\Fryc, 35, New l~ aven. traveling we st : l.ust cnnti'O l of the ~% mus~ make a list pof all store or place of business in to public edu~atwn for 35 .years. ! was m charge of Franc :s An- 1 1961 mode l stat 11m ~ago n she was dfl\lflg. kno('ked down Y t t to b to Me1gs county. I could not m ~ood conscJt:>nce l drews with Mrs. Joseph Wip- 60 ft. of guard ra1lmg and went uvt'l' a stl't'p t•miJank proper Y s. o1en s re Y s re , . see Oho State brought nto a . me!1t. and tak~ It to the manager of . Judg~ ~ Bnen, aft~r ~he hear- storm of political cont~oversy 1pel as plan Jst. . The car rull~d onto its top be- Itt>nt 'l:' alung t]l(' C ;1r k J1videj'J i the busmess ~lace to put a '. n g, S~ld a n~w law IS m effec~ that culd affect the hves of j ~rs . Lee ~noch presld('d at fore stopptng. heavily damag- property . Tl\e do!! Mrs Wolle lu valu~ ~ th~ Items. . ID 0~10 rnakmg. a.ll parents f1- many innocent people by what 1 busmess sess1on. Two guests ing 1t, ..nd 1ts left side. front , ,.,"as aue mr.>trng to t1Vo1 d w .Jc the Ttu~ hst w1ll be turned m to n.anc1ally an~ CIVI~aUy respon- appears to be a calculated ef. (~r?l e r~y of ~thcns and now re- and breakmg the wtndshit'ld and struck and kill ed. juvemle court on or before Sible for thelr children :JP, to fort perpetrated by 8 few peo- s1dmg m Me1~s county, Mr. and • wmdows. Sheriff Hartt•nbcw h sa1d Mr" Dec. 23 .and then each of the th~ age. of 18. Judge 0 Br1en pie and aimed at me , a public Mrs. Tom Wmgett, were mtrv- Frye was ~1ken to Vf' lerans Wolre sustJJn-:>d a l<Ht' r<~tmn ul youths next summer will have s.aJd this also is the Jaw for board, and some generous do- duced. I Memorial hosp ttal by the Pom- the left leg. bu t no hospitaliw- Wilbur Theobald, o to obtain employment and reim- f1rst offenders. nors who wanted to do some- Ernest Wingett, chairman. eroy emergeney squad suf!er- ton was required There wo ~ and officer of the Valley thing both useful and ncie for spoke briefly on district and 1mg from laeerat1ons of the fore- ;1eavy d::anag!:' 111 1hr fro nt and ber Supply Co.· South SAIGON - A TRIBAL REthe university," Fawcett said. sta te Democrat meetings he had j head and left !e;..: Nu arrest top of h1•r car. ,'JD arrest was " ·. Middleport, said Friday .. bellion spread througb the Soulh j attended recen tl y, and he m- was reportl'd report(·d Ohio buildmg materials Vietnamese central highlands to· trodueed Rep. Banks of Athens, The next erash Investigated The other m1st1: 1p \\'a~ at 3 H•h·t.. day and at least one American who has serv ed eight years mi by Sheri ff Hartt'ntr.K·h was Jt a.m . today nr 1 Huult-> 1:24, one· Special Forces camp was relegis lature and Will be a pruba- 5: lU p m on Houle 1 ~4. lour · hal f nJJl e nn rfh nf S\1-a('use in ported in rebel hands. It is beble demorrat ca ndidate for! tenths of a m1le nor'111 of the Mnwr sville. Slwrrf!'s · oihc<:>rs lieved they want to set up a Meigs and Ga llia counties l'IS eorporation limJ is of Hacinr sa1d Vcrnurd D.1lc Hu mph rey.-: separate mountain state. wei! as Athens . unless the eourts l Maril yn E:bersiJ:wh Wolir, J64S Lin roln Hill. Pomeroy. lost Government troops were . . . . bo d decide differently on reappor- 129· Ha<'ln!.:, tnm~l m g :;outh control of hh ;lllln, sk1dd l'd on moving in to crush the revolt. The Galhpoh!l State Hlghw~y 1th Three r~s ms Fw~e un . to , twnment. I in a 1965 model e<Jr, sw<:>rvrd pdvl'nwnt ;md fuming 111" veNews of the rebellion broke just patrol post reported 10 convlC-). e g~n JUry rl aybmoJrndmgl Mr Hanks called his visit a l h<'r vehiele :ilh'mptm g to m1ss a iu·ile on 1ts top. after informed sources disclostn Metgs County court y u ge . h . 1. . d d tions, six Ones and four bond F k W p te J . gt't-acqumnted VISJI and s::ud hP dog 1 at nm onto tit l~J.t an Humphn·v-. !'i <Jid he too lnl:'d ed that the United States has 1 ~~~ge Por~r ~r;~red Vernon I would retu_r_n ,ro: furth~~ .t~!ks lnst (:ontr~J. ,· forfeiture s, Friday in Meigs . , ' lo nu:'" ".~·og tha t ra n onto the , m 1950 with 1963 shiwina begun B52 bomber strikes a· county court. I David Miller, R. D. Gallipolis, I when the ISSUt!S <~re mor e (ItCH· Mrs_. \\o lft s automoblit left tughway . I ht·rc was heavy dam- ~ on 1! $200,000 worth of gains! the Communist supply • :bound over on charges of for -l ly set. the highway · rllpped or a te!e- ''ges to h1s 1965 Vu!ksw<~gen. ! m !%0 nd prorit would corridor through neighboring, , 1 ,, . ; · Judge Frank Porter fmed Roy gery and grand larceny whi!e i Cake, cookies, coffoe and ' -, ". ~ p but he e>co ped tnJury. The :m.ooo and m 1963 it would nominally neutral Laos. ~ Patton, 31, Las Vegas, Nev.: Mrs. Vrnon Miller was bound I punch provided by ladies of misl1:-1p 1s str ll under inw~ llg<i· on ly S4.:l40. LONDON - BRITISH SOUR· ;nd'!:coslsk. unsa~e oc:ratlon. over on a single charge of for- the club, were served buffet Gallipolis 78 Pomeroy 59 tion. "There IS too much ride ces today scoffed at reports that ,1,, a~ 'non~~P ~n~urk~ 21m~ gery. Both entered pleas of not style. from a table decorated Athens 68 Jackson 56 t'oo lit tle profit," said 'lbeobli Rhodesia haa enough oil to last II'' ,, · • Botto h, ' d' guilty to the criminal affidavits in the Christmas motif by Mrs. Logan 62 Middleport 61 "to 1nterest young people six months Ill a year. They pre- '1' d ~I eac Cl ~ an Mc%Ji': fi!ede agllinst them. j Enoch. A social hour followed Not 5onvillo 78 Dr. Maag A.! vi"'' gomg ;nto business today." dieted rebel Premier lao Smith CHARLES HOFFMAN' an mer ar ' 26. t e_ ron whose case will be ponder· the refreshments peflod. The Wellston 67 Dt>acllinP is NPar I He sa id in 'lis o~inion will Ire forced to start rationing CHARLES E. HOFFMAN, port, $IS and costs, all for speed Clarence Koehler charged [ next mee!Jng will be on Mon· Southwestern 65 eost or medicare will oil produciB because of tlte em- ZO, son of Mr. and Mn. Dana Pomeroy, $IO ond costs, fatl· with DWI was the ' third per· day, January 17, at the SyraNorth Gallia 56 Dr. E F. M.tag, Actmg Meigs the industry. 23 • son whose' case will be ponder- ! cuse town hall. bargo imposed Friday by Brit- E. Hoffman, Rudand, bas ••· JOg ; Robert CUnnmgham, Kygur Creek 84 : County Hea lth Commi sstoner,' President John aln against his while minority oted In !be U. S. Air Foree i Pomeroy: $IO and cost\oll a~r ed at the next grand jury sesHannan, W.Va. 54 I todav reminded res iden ts. that Istded and !adleo1 ~=~:a'~~ government. ltoted In the U. S. Air F....., speeding, Robert Cunru gh ston. Koehler also entered~ not DANCE AT RUTLAND Rutland 53 1966 rood serme operators h-! servmg a ham d 1 The oil embargo, signed b)' and to undergoing baalc troln- 23, Pomeroy, $IO and cosiB: ~ guilty plea. There will be a record hop Eastern 5113 ot's) cense must be obtamed at the Miss Eva Thomu, Mrl. ueen Elizabeth Friday night, fnl at Lockland Air Foree relll ~ansrer reg!s~t~~ · 8 $5 tonight at the Rutland High McArthur 56 Racine 30 Health department before .Jan~ 1 Fraser. Mrs. Bernard 18 WIS the tougbeot economic san- Base, San Antoalo, Teus. erry eauger, • es tre, PLAN PROGRAM school gym following the Rut- Western 89 Hamden 76 uary !. IBeth Fultz and Mill Beso ction taken by Britain to da!t Hollman to a 1963 lfadaa!t and cosls, defective murner. The Syracuse Asbury Metho- land-Belpre game. Larry An- Allonoville 76 Wilt~n 49 The Health Departmen t sche- born. fn its effort to topple Smith's of lltllland Hlp schaol end Forfeiting $27.50 bonds were diBI church w!U have its on- 1 derson from WMPO will be in Fairland 80 Oak Hill 53 <lule shows 11 will be closc<i breakawll)' African regime. attended Rio Graltle Cltlege Okey Ford, %5, Ironton, stop nual Christmas progral" al the charge. The dance is sponsored Chesapeake 60 trom noon on fl<>c 23 until Mon-1 ARREST MADE ond Capilli Unl•erolly prlol 'sii!R' Gracia Workman 30 Long church Sunday, December 19, by the student council. Cool Grove 56 day, Drc. 27 The deparrtmcnt l David Campbell, Por.-. to ~~~ eDI!mnetll. Hollman llo~ left of ce~te,'· and begtnnlng at 7:30p.m. The proRipley 72 Pt. Pleuant 67 wtU be open Dec. 27-28-29 end · was arrested. by Pomoiroy SALISBURY, RHODESIA ' ' grain Is in charge of Mr:s: DonLOCAL TEMPS Lancaotor 71 Ironton 58 unttl noon DP<· 30. A $10 !me ''ha•ged With dJslurbiD!: Derl!lnl Rhodl!llia cut off oil wiD receive kcbaiclll lnlnfnJ In !be eh!e~ . i»>fttdt . Da!Uif Diehl_, 18, Rutland, and aid Usle ond Mr . Paul Kloes. The temperature in downtown Rock Hill 61 can Ire levied each day on per- peace. early today. He l!lpplles to nelgbborill!l Zambia area apea eoJDpieCitl olllaele Erqt!sl Swlndel~ IM, Shade, PIIS!or Wendell Stut!tr Invites Pomeroy at11 :40 a.m. today was Ironton St. Joe 53 sons not obtaining tlle operator's bond for appearance fa todaY In dlrect retaliation lor 1nf11f114. · belli ll"""fi.Da the public. Ito de&feas, under illllD¥ tlkles. ' license prior to the deadline. Cltorles Lepr'a eourt. C!>nllnued Oil P.BII ~) . '. ' ' ° _. 1 I i Democrats I Hear BanI At party I 4 Every b dy Luc IiY Ill . Tltree . • Auto Acci'dents ··n _n4 Hours c < • --· t Builders in Profit-Cost Squeeze 1 WORLD 1 10 Convicted On Charges by State Patrol 1 Three Bound To Grand Jury r i 1 1 ·t: . . .I j ·'·~ ' �1\ I . ~ r .. Funeral Held ~ t • ' · w~dne~y for .Mrs. Dmt , 1 \· .-ten RuUand'o Red. Dov· Its, led by the clutch st:or>Og of Center Honnle Black, upset Eaatern 53-51 in a thrilling triple-overtlme eage contest Frtday night on the RHS Door. Blaek, a IHI senior, baa hopes bnlliantly In the bani· burner agamst the Eagles Black not only taltied nine points in Rutland's come-from· behind fourth quarter, hut he also sank all of the Red Dev>ls overtune markers. Coach J1m Adams, elated a.f· becoif:e ter Rutlandd team had kept 1 e guy s a c ean recor w1th the1r fourth season. And he lived up to all stra1ght win' remarked • .. IL - ·· Plmoral·oervtcea lor Mrs. Mar· lqoert!e•·IlUr!t . """ held from ! EwiDa Cllapel, Wednesday I , witb the Rev. Wllbur I • IPerl'ill pat~!or of the Federated I I' t'burCh alllisted by the Rev. ' Howard Ruppelt .of Presbyter· I' !I iaJY thurdl ID Mtddleport, offi· " ciat!Dg. I Burial was In Beeeb Grove ~~ls~~harglo I, ,nd ,pall-bearers were Cash Bahr, Rich· I ar4 Owen, }!arvin Koobaugh, i Blll ldlller ,oDd WOllam Cbllds. 1, I!QnorBFY pall·beaml - • ~ ll!'l"~owa,, Harold E. Hubbird, L. D. Dllel, Richard Owens, Sammy Utile, L1ghteoo . ' Rl EMI'TY GRAVEs-The oeene of a century-old bloodY batUo II mark~ by 20 wblto tombstones over empty graves in a lonely cemetery near Casr:;.J!Y:& ~sef;:~ n1arks the spot where lndllna wiped out an Army wago.n tra '"" • · • the dead all from the lith Kansu Cavalry, are believed buned ID I <011111100 crave area.' but it has never been located. Amencan Legion~airo from -~ :v~:: on the task of mainttinmg the cemetery ancl decorating Ute mar en W !de-JOl Day ond tbo Fow:th of July, ------ Beautifully Decorated Home is Scene Of Garden Club Christmas Party Hospital N~ws· Tl1 r. Dt'!lttllfulh dl•t:orat ed l and devt>loped Erom an Idea Jw·'w nf \It " I. C I<Prr was 1of a pustmr~ster. The first seal the •l \' nP of the ,mntlal t't>rrc;h was ~old in 1907 and now are Entered HMpiW n d' 'l<JI' l \' uf thr P o mt'f'IV C<J r· i bemjil ~old in 46 countrtes The . H lz u~ ' 1 f 1 h been PersornJ entermg o er ~ Jt'r, ! lub Thursd.n rH•umg:. 1sa e o penny :sea s as th ~:~ 9t \h ~ l'lw iPs Per-;lng t•c rue~ 1sn sureessful through the years 1pita! du~mg ~ P~ E rdt·nl opem•d the rm~clm~ bv I that tl has bUilt hospttals and 1mcJuded. MdrsA. a;, .. ' . . d r I 1012 Secon ve.; ,..,,, t\'.Jd t't ~ tilt' \erst> oltlie nu•ut h,. II heIped th ousa.n s o peop e Allen Harris, 1712 EutefD 1 Father John Turel, Uon· Rlch.li-d Vaugllan Jr., David Ollllnl!er, Keith , CUrtiJ JenJdnBoD, Bob IIJera, and Carl Horky. O>rniDC from out of town for the services were MIS! Eva Hl)ll(\aailll~ alld Mrs. John Hut· C!blnsbll and 4aulhter, Elloen of .C:Oturobus: Mr. and Mre. Joe Park Jr., Mrs. W. 0. Powell, Mro. A. W .eoueh, Mrs. Howard JlammOH, Mrs. Lawre""" Mall· Frlllk Hulhnan Mro. CondrY, 'Mre. Elvin Sheela, P. K. Cooper and Mrs. Gordon_ Elsmon all of Parker• burJ> w. v._ ---- I , ·River news , , ~ (' ; ! nGHT FOR R$lOUND - Gallia's Larry ~Htchell (left, under hoop) missed a enp shot midway In the secontl ' period at Gallipoijs I!rlday 1rlght and siJ< players went after the rebound: From left to nght, they. are D>ck Kmght., 33 Pomeroy· Bruce SiJnpson, 23. Pomeroy; Pete Anderson, 22, Galllpobs, who came down w>th >t, and John Brown, 33, Gallipolis. LOOking on at riight are Gallia'a Don GUmore and Pomeroy's Dick Werry. Gallipolis won 1 Ill . . H '15 Rl Joiic\1 1\anauga Dies i i 1 l • · w~ su1~rm=n \or ~or~ ~ u~ 19o~. ~ Wr~lburn t~e ~.m. tra,[m~ Magnolia Temple, Pythian Sisters, Elect New Officers Thursday Evening 8:~ UPI Briefs M'~'s I 1 ' ""~l"'d "~ ~lven D~vis, Swa~ ~" T~e I M<ddle~'" Ea~tem S~rymg Syr-wu~e ~.;10 ~ ~ase fo~~w.mg Lon~ THE DAILY SENTINEL '""''"' ""'"""' """"'""""" ':;·;::~ ~::'.: :;:,:::·.;~:":;;~" :;~~;- :u:l :::. -o::~~rl:l :::. ,:I -- e 2!1, TbtMI man'tN. ta.OO 0 OMEGA ofproudpoJs~s~!on. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS I I ""'! I' ~~~~'"':" ~~;~~r6ru~"::~;;" ::~.~~ ~·"~ uu~~rt•• .,~w~,. :~:~'~";: I ~nd. HOLLYWOO~ '' !~lal ~~~tdoU,MMr. n~., 1 Grut~ser, cothmted~alndehasba tse~ Le, tem~rature lntersec~on CoLalem~:..,Ca111hy ~ ,::u TI~N b011\!J'I1l~IY O:"; l AILSTARS ~Ia ~me. 11·7 at the end a1 tbo fir arte and at rt qu r, --; Blacks 21 pomts on Ill lleld goals and Dine free throws top:: !ted Devil w;th II a · ":' a palr of free throws. Uttle was credited by Coach Adams W>th lurDIDC >D, a !me defensive game, holding the. Eagles Charlea Eclhinger to rune pomts. RoDav>S scored rune lor · :: 11y. Bob Barrett al Steve Badgley loft the contest wllh fivo _,. ''"''" Eastern bit on It of 41 for a 15 per cent ;ijjji\ Rutland c:onnected llll for 31 cent Tbe Boi,lll;li lis, wllb 1J ,...., . B ett with t..t.+ bad • figures Rusty baskets IJtUe wlth of the flered fll'st overtime af. ofarr ...._. 18 polnltlwas oo lOVeD and gtonfng ter tempers momentar3li rebounds 28 lor the Eagles....,..,...,. Poollr ":.:cor~:•· ~ ~~ n:~,:t"apt!~i.~ ~~ tt!"~ro~e~~:Seg~a~: atl~:40 ha~~ ~run eon~tnJO ...a..~ ·~·:...~a rvlilo~ ~ ~. ' ~ontreal I led~ B~ e.,..~_ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-ldlddlepurt, 0., Dec. 18, 1961'>-3 down nine ~ las grabbed SIX I« McArthur Trips Southern eoa~ohnCh;:_.'1"'.-!•l 56-30 In MOVC Match :~s~~~·B=:w~:~ scoring wllh 14 points on - Elt~ hml~ !.1 C IIege Basketball ~n~ -3-~Kemper ~2 eehalgh~tbastoets t~lso pe; ~ v~ctory ~:·P:;~minar; Results ~es~rn !i a• 5 s-it. ...a. i..J.w. 7~11. Ga}}'•po}'IS Moves 0ut 0 £Last Place TI'e 'th 78 59 T ' h 0 p· . 1 • rmmp ver omeroy Team W Hounds Jolt Rockets for Third in Row Pan~IJers .-=: I Galli~ ~ictory i~ J kel Seventh N~ pom~ --------- '~ ' -- I Grade w·Jllller SHOTGUN MATCH ~ S<~eS>d~h ~ W~d~~~~~~~ SndaJ"--1-., ~ o~bursJ> Daugher-~ highli~ht ~an ~th\Wstern. 51 ° ! ~n ~'\;'oil'· 1 fClUED- 0 f>rs~:tnnz~. Them;,:,;:~,~,:,',~ SPORTSMBG cua dow~ a~;mst r~ule, ~ t /n Undl'sputed fl'rst limps Athens T J k F ops ac SOD or 38th Straig . ht Loop w·ID WED~~~·~e~Z-m, ;:~~ ~~~~~· ;!ti Martm, ss!56 n~~h~~n B~~:~n~~::~skson 12 ~~~"':';: ~:~:a:~: stands, ley, ~~FTotals, 12-13·3'1. By quarters· · It . was the Bulldogs 38th Tuesday, Athens plays al Net· ALIJPOUS tl4) NelsonVIlle 15 33 51 78 slra;ght conference triumph, sonv>ile m the loop's lop aUrae· H S.2-3; Evans, 1·1-3: ? and fourth this winter. The vic- tion of the year. a tx, 1~2: Smith, %--1-S; Wellston 15 .7 It 61 tory left At"ens in undisputed M>ko Wren's 28 ints aced Cordell, >-2-12: Bush, 2-0-4. Reserve seore NelsonVIlle firs! plaeo in the SEOAL as Athens attoek Lar poAdalrp had Totals, 14.(1.14. 33 Wellston 23. I · · ry Sco b --• ...:--:;:::-·...:::.:-::::::::::::::::::~previous 1Y unbeaten Wellston 15 for Jackson. Athens lost Ute • re Y quarters: ; ·; ---reserve game, 4~24. to Jaek- Pomeroy .......... 7 18 II l ' son's oo-league.leading Iron- Galllpohs 5 15 23 14 EASY TERMS !loys Box score of the varsity SVARSITY POMEROY (Ill Impson, 11-Wl: Wills, I·U; 1ame: ATH!>'NS 118) Krugh!, 5-0-10: Cummlltla, Rapp, 3-0<1; Adams, ~10; 0 Lagan, fl-1·7 Radford, 1·1-3; Snyder, 7-3·11; Wren, !0.(1.28: Werry, 3-3-9: Swisher, Uf; Wright, 2·3-7: TOTALS 25-ie.68. Moore, 11-1-1. Totala, 21·17-W. GAUJPOLIS (711 JACKSON (58) I Mitchell, ls.H'I: Gilkey, Patton, 4.1J.8; Adair, 5-3-15; Z; Ryal, ~ Hamilton, J;~kson, 3-3~; swaC audit~. Ru~ ,.,f Pool..- II. Southern'• Tornadoes BUffer-- McClintock, with 15 markers 's big Ch;' ft 1 d B Ak ed their fourth Joss of the sea· on six buckets and three free Tho looo lor • Iii Logan e ·nt a ns, 'n own th 20 ut du er1 f wasd fouled with bounding for the night was a upended the Baby Ja•ke•· • ~. who son "''1 a r.6-!0 marg;• against throws, topped tbe To-·•oes. second by a - - •-M '-' - - · 1 w"'t visiting McArthur on lU Friday Southern's usually . h>gh ._ a.tlit as much a' 14 Pu' s 1 seeon s e t un h1l on near stand-off, 31-30 for Logan). are 0-4, by '"3 Steve Pullen ·uauscor. having beeo beatea _.........., _.. e Second hall , rall I ed to dereaI a one an d one for 61-59 The In the thtrd period the Jack· with 19 led Middleport. "' the Moddleport Yellow Jackets Jackels, havmg gotten the ball ets Jed 45_34 w>th 0 31 left on Logan h>t 23 of 65 from the nll!ht in a Mld.()hlo Valley er, Sherm Cund>ff, was cey 51·56 ia an CMI'IIItlt. W 'l h Fr d · ht h th h Lo Conferenee tilt ed to only I points by the Gen· ' Eagles are now ....nil llil 62.... ee forward 1 ay mg ·or 'I J Phw 1en t droug ff gRn s f press, 1 nd comit· Mark Ttnnehill's free throw, field for 33 per <ent, Mlddte- 1 erals' Ught defense J.l ID MOVC play. Tbo ot d d 1m th e psd e t anheo benstge ou a 1 ogan h1s 8th pornt of the quarter. , port 16 of 5'.} for 29 per -nt. ~ 'i AJJsd 0" bo Coach Cr aynor Slone ' 9 Tor· Calvm McArthur's· 5--9 guard was Rutlaod'a ftrat JD .::;;;;;. 'en. 1r t • na d.0 fIve, wmners 10 w1th t• points oo' action UliJ ,..r. g a·1 re un dun therneah anth go all wrth 13 seconds IBut Phelps countered wrth two At the free l>ne Lo•an was · Iwo 0 f led all scorers ' pu t 1 up an roug Wf e t W1th 4 s••conds Jrft Auker lthanty chota and Bell bit i 16 of 29 for 55 per cent Mid· the1r games so far, put up a . k d "' · three seconds left shot from 20 feet out on the from uutslde With o 2\eft to send It dleport 29 of rO for 73 cent stubborn battle against the tall anF a pad>r G lol_f Rutland wiD host lit\ • . . . That was the game, for the wmg, nJJssed, aud Phelp.:: got I Log:m mto Uu: fmal penod, down Stobart led the Jackets rebound "Hey. thaf• cbeatine!" Generals for two penods but n Y sses: or war . I I· night and will be at baml II' Jackets dJdn't have time to the rebound won the g<Jme 45-3fl. I ers with 13 were unuble t0 k " land hit m double figures galllSt Wab8Dll TuesdiJ . . ftght back. That was the stcrv or the , eep p~ce. w1th 11, and .a substitute, Kmnl· Eastern will boll Nartla 8iilli The VICtory made Log1m 2-2 game, though through 30 mm. l Mike Wilantl'!l l~y-up with By quarters: Southern's loss was lta sec- son, ~cored 12 for The Generals. Tuesday. in Southeastern Ohio League utes of play three and three- ' 8·10 to go m the final period LHS 12 21 38 62 0 ond straight m .MOVC . play Southern's Reserve Learn, coa· Rutland's reserve .._ ~· . Class AA play· while Jackets fourths quarters the ChJefs mude 1l 4S-44, still fur Middle· MHS . .......... , •. 18 32 45 61 while McArthur was makmg 1ts ched b Mlk p bbed ed 8 31 28 to make M a .... though wantmg the game badly, looked anythmg but hke wmners. port From then unt1l Auker first league showing, Eastern 28-IB eln sweep for the Nc:ribwetiltl'l i# .and scrapping hard for it, sank The Jackets led 18-12 afteJ the •went on a spree .at the 2.57 a Logan- Phelpe 8-5-21, We~t- ! I had do~ned the Tornadoes 73- contest Ronnie Deem's lO cal District school. Gar7 DNiitJi to 1·3. Ifirsl quarter os Stobort got his I mark, the Jackets led by fr:Jm II Q.O.O, Gallagher 1-0-2, WellI ~ ear her thrs week. points and nine by Ray Johnson ne! led the.~ wHb 11 . . 2 Untol only 13 seconds remam 1f>rst uf fove f>eld goals and add 1 to 5 pomts. Auker's pair of l·2-4, Trow John McClintock, a 5_10 jun-\led the winners while Hayes Mike Martins !.'/ polnltl peal>l ed, tt was the Jackets' €arne. ed srx free throws. At haltJme charities at 2 35 put Logan a Ank:e ; Poston 5-0- 10 BeU irJr, k"""t the Tornadoes in the was high for McArthur with six. Ea.sterD. 16 Logan led 58·57 wtlh 2·35 lert IJtst was 32·31 for Middleport with head for the first ltme at 58-57. u :. C 5-6• W h a· ~t' for the big part in the I 1 Wh t h d th College BasketbaD Resultl runnrng . By Quarten:~ 1~n V'V-0 ourter 0-0-0 Totals n e game after senwr !i(uard o 1art a gam tearmg up the a appene en IS record· : iJ6' · ' By Ulllted Pren laternatloul fll'st half by scormg eight of Southern will tnlvel to So~th· Eastern 11 32: 34 f'l • • ·• I th 1 62 1 Tom Aui!r had led the Chiefs' 1 Chtefs' derense on Ulree Jump- ed above 1 M ddj t St the team's 18 mts. next \\tednesdoty mght Rutland 7 11 28 fi • 1 5· 1.5 • fourth penod rally with 8 pomts, 1ers and four ehantres He and Th , T epo~. obart Ea•t po m 1ts last game before the Eastern _ Douglas J.fl, 25 1 smking two free throws at that Moore sr.ored all of the Jackets' e 'ackets play once-defeat· h~m ~~~e8'11 0 •-2-lO. Cunrung. Hunter 87 BrandeiS 79 Mt-Glmtock hit in a one·hand- Chn.strnas break I Newland 1-0-1, Koigbt , . _ pint. Buddy Moore of the Jac· points m that per1od. Logan ~~~~~ton next Tuesday m~ht~5-S.I , B~tch~r ~~~ 1 ·2-:r:J~~re St.Mchl's (Vt.) 75 St Lwrnce 67 ed shot from m1d-court JUSt as BY QUARTERS Pooler 2-7·11 BedgleJ kets then scored on a layup o(f l was mJssmg from out:s1de and eport. G Sauer O..H Totals 16-29_6{ Brklyn Poly 85 Rose Poly 79 the second quarter ended to McArthur 9 19 36 56 1Elchmger TotalJ Jt.lNt a perfect pattern to put the the_Jackels were controHmg Logan undefeated reserves, [ Reserve score Logan make the halftime score 19-18 Southern .. 10 18 24 30 Rutland - Barrett J.N.. 63 Bucknell 88 We.stmmster 64 Jackets aht'.ad 59-58. And Gary the1r home board (overall re- led by Mark we11and's 29 pmnts Middleport 43 . ' ' Cornell 86 Yale 73 in favor of the Generals. South· McArthur Pn:1ter 1-0-2, 1Black S-9-21 Davis 4-l.f Jlaw,; Stobart of the Jackets sank two - --· Temple 82 American U 68 ern was on top 10..9 when the Gilliland 5-1-11, Conway 1..0-2, ldns 2-1-5 'TaWil pressure free throws to go up Rhode Island 'If Manhattan 71 first period ended. Calvin 3-2·18, Hales t-0-3, Cole· :1D-13·53. ' 61-58 wilh 50 seconds left. Harvard 8> Crow, I.IJ-1, Kinnison -' Tufts Wrestr87Tech. 89 Wlltiams 74 The Tornadoes, playing eon- 'man 5-%-11.IJ.J.l, Totals 24-11-56. NBAStoadlql Trimly 102 USCG Aead . 71 trot boll, kept the. contest at a I Southern- Cundoff 1-2-4, WallEaolera Drillon ::~ ~~ ~~~!up;~ 17~1 82 slow paee rmt>l m>dway through brown :I.IJ.I, D. Hill 1·1-3, Me· lhe thi~d q~rler when the Gen- 1Clintoek 6·3--15, Grueser 6-0·0, Bost:m ··· · ~··· 19w. 8L. No .1M B erals big to height 1-0-2 Deem 1..0 2 Mat ClllCmnall 1• 11 d etwecn them, 5-10 senior 'uuard Pistol Pete Andersnn per;'od Bnd the Blue Devils rack· Lyla (Md.) 78 St. Peter's 76 ed them a 10 odvantage polntlead. help- Tnplett hews ••.o, M,. Hill •• :. Tolals. l Ph;ladelph>'a ..... ."1'1 11 ... an 5·10 sophomore Larry M>lchell scored 64 points ed up 14 poln(s lo toke 0 61 . 36 Drexel Tech 84 Swrthmore 58 ~ ~ ... enough to down the v1sitmg Pomeroy in lead at the 2.28 mark and 86- Shena 96 St. John Fisher 73 The Winners hlt 00 24: of 48 J.2..6..30. New York . .. . 11 18 ..111 Arad_emy High School gym, but six other Blue Devils chip· 47 at the end of three frames Frlgb Dcknsn 97 Baltimore 59 shots from the fleldfor a 50 per I Western Division ped m to score a 7B-59 over the Panthers. Each team scored 12. poJnts Albany St. 84 Paltz 72 tent .average while the Meigs W. L. Pet. Anderson slammed m 14 f>eld goals and made i of 12 the last period. Ruslr Poly 78 Unron 73 ot) eountians clicked on 11 of 63 3C Los . Angeles .. , .. .18 16 S16 Paced by 6-5 junior center from the foul lme for 37 pomts. Mitchell canned 12 from attempts for a cold 19 1'\Pr cent 1 Baltimore .. 16 17 .414 Sandy Harold's 23 and a the floor and made 3 of 8 foul shots for 27 points AnderGaUipolbr made so ol 51 Loae Island Coli. Tournameot San FranCISCO • 14 18 •• nlaneed seormg attack, Coach son shot 21 times and made 14 for 666 per cent while shots lt'OO! tbe Oaor lor 50.8 Second Round! SEOAL ALL GAMES St Lou>s .. : 12 17 Alf 1 Bob Sheskey's NelsonvJile Grey- Ai.Itchell made 12 for 22 for 54 per cent per cent, alld conneeted on 11 Queens 86 Hofstra 77 Detro1t .. .... . 9 11 .121 hounds jolted unbeaten Well- Anderson's sharp shooting set to S3 charity tosse1. Pomeroy C. W. Post 75 Adelphi 68 TEAM W L P OP , Middleport's powerful Seventh Friday's Result~ stoJI 73-67 on the Rockets' a new pont record ror a IBue ry and one against Gallipolis bad 21 ol of 87 from the Oeld Mldwest Atherut . .. .. .. . 5 0 345 233 grade basketball team rolled to 1St. Lous 103 San Fran. 141 planks Friday night. It was lhe Dev1l m the new GAHS gym. . for 31.3 per cent, and made n Sou. Ill 99 Nevada 45 Wellston 4 l 365 288 1its fifth s1raight v1ctory w1th I Phtla 127 Los Angeles 117 Hounds' third straight win H!s 37 pomts are the h1ghest Bruce S1mpson shot 32 per of 35 from tbe foul line, Hestings 79 Southern St. 61 Nelsonville . . . . . 3 1 227 211 no defeats, 51·29, Thursday af- ~ Boston 114 Detroit 112 It was Wellston's hrst loss In Iscored smce the gym was ded· cent from the floor making 8 Northern St. 57 Buna Vsta 55 Logan 3 3 282 270 1ter school at Rutland Saturday'& Schedule 1 of 25 and added 5 of 9 from the five oulmgs. Nelsonvtlle upped ftrated Dec a, 1958. The Blue Devils hit an even No. Oak. St 74 Iowa St. Col. 68 M1ddleport .. . ... 2 3 302 300 Jon Koes put 29 ponts Cincinnati at New York Its season record to three wms : . Galhpolis .. .. . • 2 3 291 , through enemy hoops, tteing Lhe I Detroit at Baltimor 1 foul line to lead the Panthers ' 50 ~ cent the first half, mok- Luthrn 86 St Mry's Minn ) 84 .agamst one setback Inside the The wm snapped a nine ·j v.; Jth 21 pomts. Next was 6-l sen· rng 13 of 26, and 17 of 33 the Lakeland 107 Trinity 90 Jackson . ....... 2 3 263 289 team total produced by Rut- Phrladelphia at San Franrl*" SEOAL, both teams are Z·l. game losmg slre_a'k in Southeas- tOr Dick Kntght w1th 10; Dick seco.nd half for 51 5 per ~nt. MacMurry 79 Albrta (Can ) 65 !Pomeroy . . . . .. . 1 4 2S3 364 land. The wrnners are leadmg I The v sitmg Hounds outhust- tern Ohm Athletic Leag~e play j Werry, 5-10 senior, had 9; Ron· ?allrpoli~ had 16 turnovers, l1 Lake Forest 4{i Norlh Park 45 - - Big Bend Junior High 1 Jed and outrehounded the Well- for Coach Duke Burson s Blue me Logan, 6-1 juntor, had 7· m the first half before they John Brown 95 Cent Iowa 67 SEOAL VARSITY (7th grade) League. Craig had SI-'JDians although WHS outscor. Devil~. who are now 1-3 ?.nd left I and 5-11 Don Swisher had 6 ' settled down. Pomeroy was St.Ambrse 78 CJvr Stktn 68 T~..\M W L p OP 11 for Rutland. Other Rutland ed NHS by three field oals Pomeroy m sole possession ofi guilty of 20 turnovers, 13 In the scorers were Anderson 2 Tir The Hounds sunk 26 of 35g free the ledagGuel cellar wtth an 0-4 : S Pomer.oy. took a 2-0 lead on I second half after swltchmg to a Milwaukee Classie ' Athens .. ... . .. .. 4 0 272 gons 1 Ntchol 3 N ' . recor a hpolrs Is 2-3 in all Impson s JUmper but rown man to man defense AI Milwaukee W;'s Wellstonll 3 11 222767 and G;ate 6. son ' apper kt · • · 67 Nl 1 .,._ alos.seswte f'd nmehIof the Rorrsmangames wh'Jr e Pomeroy IS 1-4 in 1' rna de a free throw to put Gal· . Washington 81 Wisconsin e sonvi e ······ 3 Fo MiddJ t U 0 6 15 , ' all games made a free throw to put Gal· Galhpohs collected 38 team Soutbwe,t Logan 2 2 216 hnd r v epor :oldlsl d The game Itself had anoth· hpolls m the game H Moore's rebounds, 22 the first half and Pan Ameri 68 Ausl>n Coli 65 Jackson . ........ 2 Z Z18 I I, eHAMS 231 1 16 C"'eR. ud 10 a e an I er as officials Carl free throw gave Pomeroy a 3-1 the second half, with Mitch. Lamar Tech 67 Okla St 'sa GMadllidlpohsrt tioggs 3. ey ' ner 231 1 hedtar 5, 14 Jrfm Z1mmerman and Tom Turner lead Mitchell, fouled by Wer- ell gettmg 14 • Anderson 7 and Trm1ty 55 PI epo ..... 0 •4 JnA Rutland's Elghth grade •BACON 0 1' 10 lY 1uHs w1 11 15 or the WJ~ rna de a •·whistle . k a free one nnd then Brown 6 p me roy h8 d 32 re- Tex Coli 92 E Cntrl St. 72 omeroy " 111•1¥1 stop" in the ry, over the undermanned entHftl 18 18 ne ':" W GAHS gym wbil;tling 47 per- made a layup to put Gallipolis bounds, 13 tlle fJrst half and 19 SW Mo St 34 Cntrl Okla 59 T(YI'ALS · · · · · · · 186S Eighth graders 25-12. Jacobs 1onal fouls 24 against Pom· <~heod 4-3. Mitchell, · u1ored e. 11 ston · Ed . fouled by the sec·ond haIf• Wl'th SImpson 1 SE Mo.· St. · 111 New Mex Hg 96 the losers to 3 pointa the ~ m:nd 1 ~ ~ 5 POJ~ts. followed roy and 23 agalosl Gallipolis. Moore, dropped m another foul and Moore grabbing nme and IOuchb:l Baptist 72 Hendrix 64 SEOAL RESERVES tire secorxl half For Micldle> II )N } z3 pfcla l3. The same two oflicials tast shot and Gallrpohs led 5--3 eight 10 that order. I NW (La ) 83 SE (La) t Jackson · 4 0 185 port John Tonnehill had 7. elsonvJlle led 33·27 durmg s t d · h B f · · Loua 4 0 219 hart and Archer each z d L 1 1 21 a~ rown oue the mterm•ssion aflrr hoth 1 ,a_ur ay mgt coled ogan an~ Pom- Pomeroy's reserves, paced by Ouchta Baptist 72 Hendnx 64 ~:> n ........ tea tall ed Ia k gamst tbe Blne llevlls In tbe 1eroy cui It a-4 on Logan s free Allen Swmdell and Bob Wh • NW 1La ) 83 SE (La.) 79 Wellston · .. · .. 2 2 131 Warn., 1. For Rutland Barr led 1 1 Atbm game wh<lt calhng 8 I thro• ley, eacb W>th 10 pomts, New Mex St. 91 E New Mex &1 Gallipolis ....... 2 2 123 with 11, Taylor and Scll>illll>gll ed 51-41 going mto the final the Bulldogs. Three goals by Milehell, two ed the GAllS Blue Imps 37-31. Tulsa 81 Weat Texaa St. ;:J Nelsonv>ile ... · . 2 2 122 each had 6 and Riee 2. otanza oree men lefl tl>· game via by Anderson and a foul shot I Gallipolis was down 24-23 at the Weot .. ..... . I l 133 Tomght, the Hounds host ' .the personal foul inrlud- by the latter rnn the count to end of three periods, and de- Southern Calif 77 Clnn 65 . , • 1 3 113 Alhanv while Oak 11>11 plays at mg ttheJ Blue Devils 6-3 senior 16-4 w;th 2 33 left in the period. spite a one man show by uteh Oregon St. 102 Hamptn lnsl 8'l ..... ,: 1: Wellsion. In Ins! m ht's re- ~en cr ohn Brown. and 5-ll sen- The Blue Devils led 1~14 at Cordell, who got nme of hls 12 . T'empe, TONIGHT'S GA.MF..S: serve game, Nelsonvi~e down- mr Bruce Simpson, and 5-l~ the end of the first period, .and points on the action packed last ISun ()evll Classic at Oek Hill at Wellston ed Wellston 33- 24 Wellston \\on ~~II ~~o~etf P~~;roy In add1- 39-32 at the half Pomeroy hit ! frame, the Blue lmps could not Ar~ttl 88 Colorado 69 Albany at Nelsonville a freshman game between the , liCit s tea e three tech· a "cold spot,, fallmg to score , close the gap. e Sootll at Pomeroy two school s. mea ou s, wo agamst Pome· for four mmutes In the thtrdl Cordell's 12 points were ~DAY'S GAMESr North Carolina A&T 71 Elon 5f Box score of the varsity till for Coaeh Terry Hansley's Miss 93 Southj:rn Miso. 76 at Logan NELSONVILLE 17111 wbo dropped their Morhuse 103 Morro Brwn 84 Atheno at Nelsonv;lle Dlugherty, 5-5-15, Rie.hards, contest against two wins. Oglthrp 74 SW Tex. 81. 52 4-6-l4, Harold, 11-5-23; Sehult:z ' eroy's reserves won their La Grnge 7% Newberry 65 4-10.18, Haynes, 4-fl.ll TOTALS ' game after thTee straight Wake Forest 84 Duquesne 110 at aekson 26-26'18 es R>ctunond 100 The Citadel 1111 WEU.sTON 117) lit<sERVE POMEROY (fl) Georgetown 91 Columbia 79 Holzapfel, 4-5-13 Gill< land, 4t Van Meter 2-().4· ,"':;;:~~:1 Gulfrd Coli 90 w. Cerolina 71 ll-8; Stabler. 1-0-4 Jordon 2·0· A h 2.1J-4· Swind;ll ~10 Cotbotie U. 7V Swqubnna 1{1 4: Jacobs, 12-1·25 , Havbu~n. 2- da t ens le:<f all the way Frl-1 fell to Nelsonville. 1·3-5, Ha '1-2-4 and :.~nd 1 c II Blltck'o field goal with about a mtnute remaining was the ed the oo1 into po scor ID last over· >me. Rutland had trailed 34-28 golng into the last eight minutes. Rutland got possession several limes In the fourth quarter off Its tull-court press. The !ted Devils . bad traDed 1 ,, CCL Ladies f · d t ntertaJne makes coaching worthwblle jus! Newland qul<:kly put Eastern to see how happy the boys are ahead with a bucket but Black's alrer wiDDing." two charity tosses Ued the Rutland hnd held a 47-45 Jeadlat41).49 hefor the 'od with a nunute left in the fourth Black's t:..pom':' In tbe. quarter, but Guard Charles El· oecond overtime gave tbo !ted ehinger seored for the V>Silors llevlls lhe edge, but tblo time with about 10 second!! remain- Ea1teru's .hila Pooler secnd n.g lo send the game into over· , wltb 11 seeoltdJ remalniDJ and t1me. I the game moved lido tile ddrd. In the first overtime• Denn'" overtlm e. bot~ , • • ............. -~ -- ~ 78·59. . <tfH't .llt't h memlwr~ respond· Afler the pJOgram, Mrs Carl Theod B Miller 1615 Gaaae readblpl GalUpotil ~·d l•l toll ,.111 v.tt h their l;.tVt\1- I Bthkam dJstrtbuted gtfts, wh•ch Aore. &, ld L • Clark Dam 12 ~. 13.7, runnina 7 feet ~ 1 t•rt~tma., vt·r~"' \11 ~ Dor had been placed under a revoJv. ehrn vMe · Wro .,·,.,. ,p ',.,.... 1 • f s 1re; rs. arn '+' • """. oo rallers, Pomeroy " "·•••• J'f~ 1 :-; h .1~ t, 1 d••vo tt onal leac!t'r, us mg tree Re freshments 0 rran-1man· Tamara Jean Roush, New 20.82. Pt. Pleasant 24.04, Hinton t-d ,, J,t·t .-;, n pt ure lu\, e 2 berry punch and candy were , Hav~n; Lloyd F. Higginbotham, 0.83, KaDBwha Falls 2.28, Char· I; s.·rved follo wmg the meet~ng !Gnmms Landing, W. Va; Lori le!ton 18.94. London, Marmet r lw pt1·-tdent rcpon rd tha t P1 eu·rlmg the meedttng ah tu~l ey And!.>rson. Long Bottom: and Winfield dams were on the t' , .l. tll t•lt' ll t'd \111l lt lue- and dtn nl'r 11 .1" enJ11 \ ' ' at t e .• ar- <:~nder L Ferglson Rutland Mrs. sills. 'I IW \'<~tit ol rl'd vel\ow and lm rt-:-;t:.l\lr;Jnt b~ members and ~ Grant Skei:n, Ripley, Boat Movements: ,. 1t1· rtbbwr s ,1\ 1lw umnlv thtet• guest• \ltss K•t1v Per· va , Mrs Mattie A. Henry. Ohio RJver- PhlHp 1m11 1 , h1•w m 'iiJ~e-mber ~he smgt•r \11 S Joseph Kr<tlv and onton, Sarah Lynn Mace. up 14, 8·30 p.m.; Zmmer up 14· 1 dt'~l t tbed tltt> e 1 ~111 .rr \It ~ il. \rekey Wlllli:lm~ I Marshfleld;Mrs 'Ji11l~N Web- 810 p.m.; Lady Marjorie upl rm fi•tr.. nt., -.~.htth sht'. \tt s ster, Utica, Mrs Homer L. 14, 10:10 p.m.: Barbaro Gay 1 r,·d ll'.tt'lt nar ami :\ir s K,nr Gibbs Huntmgton. W.Va. up 14, Jl ·30 p.m.; I.JJrena up Births 114, 12.10 a.m.; Luther Herd· ,, 1 1 thr· ·\tll12n s SI.Jt e 1\n ~1 11 "" ~ t'ldl , ornnr urwal tons man up 14, S:15 a.m.; JeUboot I• l'.i ll !l lllll \ln; l1Mt 1f'" a Mrs James UU· p 11 4 'tU •• am· Robert Reed 3 01 N Webster, Frd ••• I lt''~J·m ,!l drr ••t \11 1 It \\a ~ ('<1 , son, pm I B). up 14, e 35 a.m.: Beaver down , '"" '" ,end a f1,.,., •n Mrs U UmS ome I lllsebarted Ia, 3.50 am.: Onward down !6, PUT LOGAN AHEAD( , \' P,t rker 101 ( 111 ,~tm<~~ \1 r~ D1,1,tght Cullums. assi st- Charles Alexander, Sr., Mrs 13. 15 am . Jerry Bosworth up This shot, with 1:35 left in 1 \ I , L\rl•d ~ ber~bn lt ',\r~s t>d h·. \1:.:: O.m WhttE' , Mrs Glen V Bartley, ~rs. Clyde M_ft7• 2·30 p'.m.; Irene Chot~n up the game, a free throw by , , rgr f the pi ugn m .md C:i•nf' l lnuda'~helt 1:1nd \1 rs Don Baxter. Mrs Raymond Cole 117, 3 30 a m : Pennsy\vamo up guard -,om Auker, put. Lo1 11 1lor 11lwr top ic . lite1 rhap- Tltotit<~ s E'nl erl <~inf' d the Cluld man. H1chard E. C~rter, ~11 • 17, 5·10 a.m.; walter B~kjord g~n ahead. 58·57 Fnday 1 I l!uw the ( hll::illllil" ~t' .tls Const'JV <JIIOn LeH~~e-Thtlrsctay wmrred L Dent, Jumor H. t- down 18, 5 a.m.; Chris Jr. uplrught at Middleport. Mo~ " till' bouk . ( 1nst eH·Itmg <~t lwr home. Mulberry son. Mrs Roy E. Ellington, Mrs. 18,6 30 a.m., Harvey Jordan lments later the Jacket,s 110 111 11 t . \ utH's Ihe lltT tslm cJs AH . whith was deeorat ed for Robert E Ford, James Ia D. up 20, 5:40 am.; Southern up went up 61-58 b~t couldn t ~ Ll~ nr ,~m:Jtl'd In DenmoHk the holtduy season FrazJer. Henry : J G\11 ~· 23 4 o.m.; Steel Trader up 23, hold on for theh V>lctotry3, los~ ,, short b1t sm•·ss sf'<:sion was George F Hess, rs. ames 20 am· Tibolt down Green- lng 62·61 m t e as sec. held .'rlth \-1rs Kenneth S('ltes, HJvely and infant son, Mr• up 7 25 ~·m Cotton Queen up onds.-Sentinel Photo. vres 1denl. m charge The Mn· 1 Raymond 0 · Har~lt, tirav~ 0 ·1Gret!nup 9:45 p.m.: Helen thers Pr:wcr openf'd the meet- Hope, Mrs AIJceG'lbertun eyM, lllar- up Greenup 10 30 p.m.: Buck· ~,_,. ~:i\"'~17~~iff' "J • ~o>'J bv tin M MaJor I er, . St t G 11 50 tng followed by devol r on~ . f R 'h E:lbert C Rus eye a e up reenup P· Tbe Ruth1od Mrthodist i\lrs l;rnrge Mrller Members ~ ;us , A Sayre. Mrs m . Walter Hougland up Green· church Chrlstmafl program :-mswered roll cdll With wh at ~t: ~~ G r~te~7,YCI~ence Say. Iup 1·30 e.m.: ~alley _vo~atter Suaday evemog, whicb begios 1'1 PI F.ASAN'f - Mr~ Ella the\- would hke ror C'hnstma~ Y '·l Ed d H Stapletdn I up Gree~p 4 Z5 am., Wayne at 7·30 p m will provide au ' ·J • r n•. 1• rs. v.ar • H down Oreenup 5 am· Alton · · ' l. tt 11 87 Kanauga w1dow o( A t•Jur of II SAL..- T\• or mem· and Lana K. Williams. opportunity to participUte to · ·• 1 J ••rt 11 l fl t'!t. dtt'd early Sat- bers nndolderclnldrenannounc· 5.4S a. a manger 1ervt ce ID · wh"1c b m . J sdown Le,Qt Grel!nup 1.Zephyr 1s down Greenup 1 1 wda1 mormn~ at the hnme of crl for Monday, Derember 27, . lhey may contribute non-per· SQUAD CALL~D a m&.20 : EliSha Mel~ tlhable fnodl,.... money or good \ THE HARD WAY_ When Buddy Moore, 55 Middle~rt senior guard, seores a It\' nt•·cl.'. 1\tIrs t\1arvm "'nears \tembers v,tll 1eave from m ' ; ad Y dahl p m.:Woods Sally down Polk down " ,,na ug, front of the M>ddleport H>gh The Rac>ne e~:~geFJd~ev· Meldohl 5'8& p.m.; Boss K. l ued eJolhiDC to help the basket >t's often the hard way. Nevertheless Moore is second m sconng in the fast lla> n D•·r II 1878 at fraz>ers School at 9 a m Ta of down Moldllil 8, 211 p.m.; Clara Ichurch in "' Christmas . pro- Cl<iss , AA _southeastern Oh>O League with nearly (after last mght) a 20 pomt BY• 8!·11 om . W Va . she was Lhe Plans were mad!! fur guest em g Y M eatty don: J.tektahl . 15 p.m.·ll!et for 1 aeedy family. erage. Here pieces of him are barely visible as he drove through the key for a 10 ~ 1ud·tt·I or tlw \ate James 11 mg~t ,)t lhe Jonuan• meetm~ land who was taken to e!P10 F Sh J$" do M9 ldahlto·' Anyone wishina further ill· foot ·ump shot fit missed) past three Logan defenders Logan finally after trailin~ ' "'' \f:,ry \\ ray Dnff !leo hus 1 wh><h w!IJ be held ot the Col- uener'l hospttal as • medical 20 p.m.:'Queen Mel: Anyooe wiohlng further In· all way, rallied to win 62-61 in the last 3 seconds. No. 24 in wh>te'is the Jackets ''·''"' doed m ami she umb>a .''" olf><e, ••>h hgure P"l•eol. dahl !A p.!JI.; R. P. Jones down lormalion may contact tbe 6·4 Spider !Bill) Davis. In black are Logan's Mike Weiland, 21; Tom Aul<er, 23, ,• ... dsu pre; eded m death b' control as the !heme Mrs Dale Mtld;U>l 2.11i a.m; Mimi up mlalst"''' wife, Mn. c. J. guard "ho ted the Logan rally tn the final period , and 6-4 Jim Phelps. 41, Logan I , ' ' r IHldn· She rs survrved bv \lt s Robert Srhmoll l Meill General Hospital M-eldahl l. Lemley, or 1 member of the high pomt man with 21. Moore ended his evenmg With 15.- Sentmel Photo. 1 ' •·\•'r.t l nreOE's and nE'phew s 1and Mrs Se1tes w1ll be hos· l AdmiiiiODI DUlon 'l'pylor, Galllpolj.• Dim- Reliable up commlssloo on mi11slons, Mr1. ' "' '"" was a member tess" The pme do- Portland; Fred Stewart,' Ch.e· 3.20. m.i pqp Downey down Don Harrison, Mrs. Vernon ut 1111:' \It Zron Baptist t'hurch . nated bv \lrs Cullums .,., 11 s a- shJrt 5.25 ,a .rit.; Semet down 5:5i a. Weber or Mn. Harold Saner. , · 1 ptom w va . where ser w.orded 1o Mrs Schmoll lllt>Charge. Elmer Napper, m.; SQtvoy up a.m. . ~, t~ w1ll be held 111 2 p.m : loamrs were playedMand pnzes m u;ddleport,· Joy Therss, Racine.\ JtanowU River _ A. J. Pat- II!!Ml 1''":t'tM!!W~mt\ ua Election of orflcers was held The meeting closed in regu- (Continu ed from page 1) II II be rn the awar ded tn Mrs BunBI WIl'rtends ton down 11 20 p.m.; ,"" 1urndav t h cemetery m,,y Walburn Mrs Srhmoll1 t'lond Mr~ i \Harry DyetM'artnet up Marmet wl)en .M,.gnolia Temple P:yt11ian 11lar form, after which a Chnst- Bnl:.un's oil embargo agatnst 2:lO Case Changes Plea ,,, , at the Mohr-Simns Fun- Don Mulleo Pre,.dmg lh• ,,n ANNOUNCE PROGRAM 1a.m ; Allen R. MerriU down S>Sters met Thursday evening, mas program was presented Premier Jan Sm>lh's white "' I home after 2 p m Sunday mlumge Mrs Jarnes Johnsnn There woll be a Chmtmos !Winfleld 3 p.m.; Helen z. up In Meigs Court at the DAV hall. which opened w;th the smAing lt government. 1and Mn Schmoll were award- program at lhe Qt.ester Cburch IWinfield g 30 p.m.; H E. Bow· EliZabeth Campbell, most ot Christmas carols, followed . •d ., " " for ll1e w>hest g>lt of t.oo on Tuesday, Dee. 21. II , les down Wnlleld 1, 35 a.m.: P;erce Case, 50, Pomeroy, excellent chief, presided and op· by the Christmas story from SAIGON- VIETCONG TER1 \eteran• Memorial HD8pttal packaR• will cons>Ot of plays. dialogues, , Duneall Btuce d!>wn Winfield charged w>lh assault w>lh a ened the meetmg in r>tualistle Luke, by Dorio Gru<ser. Sever· rorlsts exploded a grenade In >dmissioos _ Mrs John Call ,\ dessr•rl c'Oorse wa< served r<c>tauons and speeoal slngmg, 2:10 a.m.; Jeflerson up Wm· deadly weapon and earrymg a form. Greetings were read from al .t.atllngs were includ· front of an American officere , Bottom; "lrs. Rolph Tru>· h< tl>e host<" ' " 10 17 mrmhers under d;rect>on of Lois EbrH held 6'1lii o.m.: Luey Jaoe Lu· roncealed weapon, has ••U•· Beth grand chief and lng, Ain't the Gift and Fool· billet ton>ghl In the filth "?"' 1 '"'' Bollun> Mr< Ka lph Tru s· & " gur<t, Mrs Joeph Slruhle bat'h The program w>ll begin , cas op Winfield 8:10 a.m. drawn his plea of not gu;Uy commun><al;ons !rom the Soph· prints to J>eace by Thelma Grue· aecutive day ol terrorism In 1, Aloony; Mary Smth Gal· Mrs Kenn€1h Harn• won the at7 30 pm. and the .,.bllc, II \ .. by reason of insanty and enter- Ia HuntiD81Qn Parker Pyth!ap ser: Have Faith, Glenora the heart of Saigon. U.S. offl. 1"'""'' Trary. Pomemy. do"r pme mvited. A ed a new pleJJ of not guilty Home and from Grand Temple. zel: The Forgotten Santo, Mrs data said "several VIetnamese" Btschargts _ Maxrne Moure I n.nuaJ Party held in Meigs County Common Pleas Gladys cuckler sent Chnltmas Campbell; A Song of Praise, were mjured. \'1 •t•ro\' Mr!i John Moth v .PLAN SUPPER By· Church Cllolr cour.t. . and New Year greetmgs to the Mrs. Stewart; Christmas Is VietCong have sworn to 1 1 '""I son, Pomeroy. James Ma'· , The Est,.-n FHA 15 sponsor· The ·annual Christmas party Wilham Sowers, a Gall>poha members. \ more than a day, Mrs Killing. take as many Amerlean UvM ... Mddleport. Mr< Hol1erl I mg , Jitney supJl"r before the I lor the choir of lhe First United attorney, has been appomted er· and We're Sumding on the as po,lble m obtlervance ol tht St ,ne ond son, >. \l v· game Tuesday evenmg >n the 1 Presbyterian Church on Middle- by the court to defend Case Reported In distress havlng i Threshold, Doris Gruew fifth anniversary Monday ol tho 1. H dson , Syracus<'. Je1 on Wht> Htgb school cafeteria. Iport was held Wedne!!dey evenIB being held In county lost loved ones by death were Gifts which had been placed National I.J.beraUon Front, the , 1i<'r 11 Pomeroy; Gmld Monos. wiU •tart at m. l mg . ehoir practice. )811 on $1,000 Monday Dee. Bernice Ebcrsbach, Bermce on a toble w;th Chrostm., eov- poJIUeal arm of the Viet Cong. " ">land . Londa t. ttle, Cnlum· I Gifts lim' pf.eeeoted to Mrs 27, has been -..t os h>S tnal Ann Dursl and Bertha MeKen- , er and centered with a whit.! Tonight'• exploolon occurred U. r>, \ltargaret at1lf:'v 1 TO BE HOST ' · LUitan Stleffl..'Orphtst and the date. .. zle Flowers & sympathy cards l\ ligllted tree with red candles on sp1te' massive securJty precaQ> 8 rtns - Mr and Mrs .111\ln The Chester Cburcb of Qod 1\eV. Howii'CI _Ruppelt. I were se~t, Fifty shut·ln call• either side and a Sar&ts. on one tlons. t ·1 Lo•g Bottom n son·, \11 I •· host to ht c:h h' Mrs Paul · Haptonstall was and $25 m altruistic work were end and snowman on the other ,. 1w< 11 ~ e>g ure eo ·. DOPE FOR CHRISTMAS ted 1 ' .. mJ Mrs Relph 1'rus:sel , of the Youth Fellowabip of ttJe cl\alrman lor the party and was I' 1repor · were exchanged. Assorted home· 1. uom, a son. Wellston ll>Strlet tonight Rev '1Bsii1011 by Mh. Richard Owen (UPll -Bob Offleers elected were Ethel ' made cookies and eoflee were Pvt. Gilmore in Diviaion Exereiae I Dean Goodwill of Jackson IS ~nd. Mr?: ~ Kennedy. Favors I Hope leaves for· Vtet Nam \ S~wart, most excelltmt chief served. dislnct d>rector and Rev. Shtfts of ehlnr II~ and oalt and IIAlday. Hope •nd a group ol Clara. Heim, excellent senior; DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP ' ol Well•ton " yootl• director. popolr ihafii'o' were given lhe llamor g>rls entertainers Doris excellent junior, Driver is Cited Army Pvt. Lawrence E. on. Everyone I! welcome. iuests. A ~e!IHI1 cou~e was I w1ll oonduct ~?pe s annual tour M a ret Seldenabel manager; more, 21, ROD of Mrs. Bessie M. ~~!~s-:"!!?.N .~.~.~.!. served durtn• , th• evenm" : of . US. m>htary . bases ot : ~~ Killinger. prot;ctor: Glen· , To Mayor's Court Gilmore, Rutland, and other c"""'' '•""•hill ldlt.tNOW YOU KNOW Attendiq·,....Mr. llld Mra. Cbnstmas tam~. 'l'hJB year, the ota Swat7.el, guard; Thelma Barbara Allee Murray , 2tl, members of the 7th Infantry ,. .. for a: lilttimt Tbe tint dental plate IJlllde andnd MMrs. tw_o--wveekl Ntour 'I Grueser smetary; Mabel Be· Middleport, was cited to Mtddle- Division participated in Eter1,.w , nn~pan• M&eh•"'~ st. Pnm of -~.be de L.o..d by ,.. n ,..uu , r. a rs. a me u s ases m te am ' La E' 1 M Lee Sm'th' ourt · Fl In T ckle a rive-dar 110 (lulllnH" orr•ll• l ohiD r WBI ve ...r... 1\lc:hard Owen Pat Owen BU1 and other Southeast Astan l arhe, treasurer: ura port1 ayor I s c ctse Y g a , 41110 phnn"' wv , .• til w., Cbarle1 Goodyear ta 11$1.. ... 111.1&'"' Ha' to •·tl , lsteln three years I rna Grue- on reckless operation cbarge field training exerclse in Korea, 1 ~ 2>'7 · 'l'l.. lnu •IMWP P n1WI WS por.nta. ' years and' Clara Hemes · · a wreca"' on L'mt.'O In·a t whlch ended Dec. II · ~>n•l.'r.tt •• -~nno c••.. ..-mu 1 AM f.r frH o,..,,. Srylt Bndtllle r- _-::1 ·-Ann S ' , ser two tollowmg ;,;;,'," ,, ,., ,.., "'"" •' rom•m• . SHOP TIL 8 PM. m _ LOW TEMPS oauer, ....,a auer, Rny , one year trustees. Mrs Camp- at Ito with South Gilmore, overseas slnee Oct& NE:W YORK UPII - 'n>e Tuandkllull> Ann EXRIBITION PAVILION \bell thanked all lor their eoop- routtH.av p.m. Friday. ber of thl> ye.,, ls a seoul tn 1 hul!ln;olll 1ne ( 't:!43., LA.xtnr Iowest rted to ~y 'Uti ue c ermu · d the Mur· Troop B ol the diVlBIOn . . ' I -d ''"' ,,. Ktmh•JJ. o,;"'"' "'"'' Nr• repo . ; UPI) • -'I11e eration the past year. Inata11a· Mddleport pollee ral • 1 '"" I1 >1te U S. Weather &reau tins A CA MONTREAL tion wijl be held in Jaou"" rJY ear !Djlde a tell turn onto Squadron, loth Cavalry. The 1 .. ;:;;::.... ;. morning, exclnding Alaska and . ; Un"d U:,Ote' 1 Doria G,;,eser Glenora &luth Fourth and hit a parked former Rutland High schoolltU· 26 o;;; , 404 Second Avo. Hawa<i, was 15 below zero al y, ' :; ';;;. ts 1 '":. ze1 and Laura' Elsel.tein were car owned by David W. Olllini· dent entered the Army in Gallipollt, Ohio Ely' Nev. 'Mte highest repQrted dp .. at' to th l::;np named 81 the commit· \ ef'' MiddlePort. There Wll mad· May of tllls )ear and completed ""' uallahlt mOI'Ith ll ao. 8, AtmiOIIZ!D OML'O.A AG!NCf Friday W81 85 dteareea at M.t- an 1."I ' . Jme or . ...... 1Wn damll&e to botb. baiLc training at Fort KDox, Ky. m•tJ on• year 11u110: Sl• ... nw I ami, Fla. 1, ftacjne. _ World ElhibiUon. , • I ~e h~ • Ill 53-51 Jackets Squeezed Out of Victory On Jim Phelps Field Goal at 0:03 E<!ward Blakt, ' Batley, Howard Pannalee. Hermit · • IllS Rutland • '........,...,..!!!I!!B'I!!!!!,;;;j;.;.""'"'"""'""'.;,.-~--~a •-- - I ±IE 11 Rose, 7.JI.II : Mullins, Boggs, 1·0.2; Glllum, 2.1J.4; Gin· guic:b, 2.1J.4: TOTALS 25.(1.58. By Quarters : Athens 211 34 53 68 Jack80tl 14 0 45 56 R*IYes he'nl H. Vlr~~lbar~a.- CJemam 7t1 Alahnma IIJrgiDia Tech 91 Ma81 82 Ill · I I (Finl &I - ........ 71 Air ,.,... Ill ....._ c::.rp. T.......a AI QuJtlleo, Va. ~~ ..':!::~1 ~ (C.•-I Olwgo St. (NY) 111 Walllllll J'DdiJ st. 111 Pltlla. 'fa. • (-rk&r "-1) Quaallco 11 Fdzllt 0111. • va ' 1111 •••• At No , .... r-, WwL r,_ 111 . . . Vllllla.. filii.._ •.-,. • D~:'"!""ti,;~::lr~~~~~~~ Brown, tJ.4.4 Anderson, 14-fl.ll7: J. ~1-1; Ford, ~: D. Gilmore 1·1·3: B. Smith, 1-8-Z; ' ty, 1)-0<1 Tolltls, 311-IJ.'II. Score by quarters; Jacksoa 49 At· Pomeroy .. . .. . 14 12 f7 IGallipolil .. ••.... .II • • • Sei*'S hf011ta eatt't lVIII cornpeta Will Hanclll. IJiw dowll paVJ!IIIIlt. ..., am., Pit warnftty and the finest malntenanCL A I· Honda will beat all1he haybumers by a milt. ! I ' 100 llllles per gallon and a lot mora fun. Slnc1 1'110•, whr not put a Honda under )'Our . . . year? Rawlings Honda Salts II& IN MIDDLEPORT, 0, �' I I ' ~rowns Hope to Avenge Cardinal's49-13 Win Sunday at St. Louis If. LOUIS UP!) - The Cleveland who·s .nd Cl\tSe •• .~ BrOWIII, ~r·. WC" reguau- se~soo . ''" st the St L C rd 1ay ~-m · OUIS a ma s, 't batting l.tiiiiJ in signing National Football League cltolces - but they're E Mas!18Chusetll end Milt Browm to avenge that bu· became the sixth mliatintt • • defeat at the bands of choree to sign, coming to the Cards in the second 11ame F ·~ · • flu<~Y m Oeveland as the yeLlr. Browns pepped for a · reh~rn i Except lor Paul Warfield, out match with the Cardinals. with a minor shoulder oilment, The game was was expected to be at ~glng ones.In tholr sharo of. the sin"' owed up Clevelond the Eastern bas ' Tbt BroWlll top dralt choice, UUe. but it will be a clwtce the last time out. 1hinl tllelr !bini ehnleo. . A tor a npo~ . fiiiG,tiiiiJ, ""'-ms of the -raet that l tant•·al · oumber of the ~~:~.; L ••• n<>OU t ronocact tlu!t landed the 6-4, 225 pound offen~ picks, however. have th e 881"d they couId not 8ive end from Massochusetts Americt~n Football League match and still hope to be fair were oot announCMI, but the tr.cts. to tbe oilier playera, pact inoluding Iring,., is be-l The biggest name ·~:.'!,8~· ~Tony~ · Fire, defensive Iackie lioved to have given Morin mIthese Is Rick Norton ofBowling Groth, was One o1 111e Browns' two ehoicea lrom Notre Dame, ~• """' Arr,.......... ·........,:~ 'th the B .,._.., ~.~ WI oston Patriots. Slx of the draltooo are ciwed as redahlrtllnd will not be able liCni»> with the BrowD• ..0. t. • elude RRandy Sdtultb ,.,.a State Colle•e haUback: Jim B t" d 1• . ~ lrom a " 0 • e enaJVe Southern U.; Fred H 01 8 liB, to sign until they bavt oom- Pittsburgh center: DanlW'blck $lOO,tiiiiJ~.:~~~tu~ck;y~,~on~e~of;two~~~~~;ona~gged~~by~~the~;A;F;L~Buf;~fa:lotpl~eted~~ano~ther~~y~ea;r~of~eo~lle;ge~Moll~~la]Led;better~!fr~'":m~LtiUtllJM:: BlDt )till K appeared was ellglbility. . State, and quarterbaclt lao Ptabout to a Browno Jn llddllloa to u.o.e tro Temple U. strength. qoarterback Tho Ca<do Char willlie be theMorin rangeWB! of taken from the Sanloelectoo by the Browns. who killed Cleveland Chargee, who had named lsJined with lbe AFL'• i t-lllily Sentt•e~ 1s be 1 of Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Doc. 18, 1911 Southwestern Tops Pirates, SCORES By Unllool Pm• lnteroatklllal Miller City 75 ootwood '13 Columbus Linden 52 Kenton 65 Toledo White 62 Columbus Brookhaven 48 Lime Central catholic &2 COlumbus East 116 Bowling G,...n 79 Columbus Whetstone 50 Ottawa Glandorf 82 Columbus North 63 Pandora Gilboa 53 Columbus Central 61 Ottoville 53 Fort ennings 48 Coach lJoyd Myers' Southwestern Highllnders, with four Columbus West 84 Botkins 92 Fairlawn 75 men in double figW'et. 1napped a two-(!:ame loslnJ streak Columbus Eastmoor 63 Leipsic 60 COlumbus Grove 41 Friday night with 1 65-56 victory over North Gallla. CO)umbus south >1 Van Buren 89 McComb 72 It was North Gallla's first SVAC loss of the season and Marion Franklin 47 Grover Hill 90 Hicksville 11 third in fout games. Southwestern is nJw 2-1 in the league Upper Arlington 56 Defiance 5I Van Wert 4& and a.3 overall. Worthingtoo 37 Lima Shawnee 63 Whitehall 511 Bciley 17 Delphos Jef!erSOil I& Gene Hall, • •harp tbe evening weot to North QalUrbana 59 Delaware Hayes 53 Anna 111 Russia 73 guard, was again the big Ua's Roger Garrett. Tbe junior Grove City >J London 15 Waynesfield 711 Gomer 74 or the witmer• with 20 ace hit seven fieldert and oilht Marysville 57 Gahanna 51 Belpre 61 Steve Elliott, 6' senior throws for 21 points. Carroll 51 Ravenswood (W. Va .) 56 ot) lloo Colley, 6' senl<r each Lancaster Fenwick 44 Waterford 57 16 while seoior pivot man Southwestern jumped Info a Hilliard 68 Milfiin 48 carroll (W. Va.) 55 Jackson hod 11. 13-W advantage at the end of ! Westerville 56 Groveport 49 Coshoctoo If the first period but Coach However, scoring honors or Cl de Ev • t •• 1 HAZZAIID-OUS DUTY-It lookl like H, but actually It's not profeaional wrestliD&. Instead, it's p:rofeaional 62 Columbus St. Mary 63 Mansfield Malobar y ans cqera cu ••e Canal Winchester 61 Mt. Vernon 66 NEW YORK (UP!) -Tbe lead to three points at halb"ke!ball. The «Jmbatants are Wayne Embry (15) of the Cillcilu!ali Bl\\'als and Wall llward, btolow, ol tbe Los . Mansfield Madison 62 of the 11 National tune, 32-29. Angeles Lakers. Give Embry three polnt•....::.fo:.:r..:•:..:: •e:.:a.::.r-.::.la_IL_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _~~-~--~='-- New Albany 91 Colwnbus University 57 Ontario 11 Laudonvllle 64 Footboll League cluba will With Hall blUing 1rom the j Columbus Academy 14 Lexmgton 60 Crestline 48 hi New York next Monday and Colley and Jack' Columbus Rosary 41 Ashland ill New Philadelphia 51 CommiiStooer Pete Rozelle son Inside, the lllgblauden took Teays Valley 56 Wynl~d 61 Ridgedale 15 dlscu" television plans. a 13-39 lead going Into thO final :Ltd by a 33 point scoring ef- that lead to 64-36 at U1e end of . 12 and Chuck Bradbury and COlumbus Walnut Ridge 38 Vermd1011 65 New London 41 The league's two-year eight minutes of action. ~~ by senior guard Lanny Tyo, the third stanza. j Dennis Grose each caMed 11. Pleasant View fl Gallon 6~ Norwalk 61 tract with the Columbia Broad· Colley canned 10 of his 10 Coach John Wickline's Kyger Tyo again paced the winners Arrowood tallied six: for the Columbus Watterson 35 Monroe.,lile 73 . casting System e"plres at the markers tbe second half while ~eE"k Bobcats captured thei r with four ha.'ikets. losers. Columbus Males 67 Berlm Heights 59 end of this seaBOn. Jackson had nine o hit u. .ond !'ltraight victory l'riday Guard Jerry Hall and cen- Kyger's next outing will be a s. S. attendanc~ on Dec. 5· Franklin Heights 49 Hillsdale 47 Mapleton M \ __ Tbe HiJhlaoders hil 31 or fJ7 4iht by l.rouncing H<~nnan, W. lt-r Mike Spauldi~Jg joined the Jan. 7 SVAC encounter ~·ith was 66h. the ort~rmg $l 7·21 hld Riverview 81 Dublin 40 South Central 40 . shots from the fi.eld fw a warm \).... M-64. sharp shooting Tyo to lead !ht- INorth Gallia. Wo~s_JP ~rvices were. e Crooksville 63 New Conoord oo j Blflck River 51 NEW YORK !UPI) 46 per cent while &bt Pirates 41 31 ~'The win evens Kyger 's record Bob{'als during their 20 point HANNAN £54) ~.4;\ wJt~ t~~ _R~v. Casto. Meadowbrook 70 Philo 51 I Crestview f9 Fredericktown . land's national basketball shot 39 per cent 3·3 while Hannan is now 0-2. fourth period. 1 G. Adkins, 9-2-20 J . Adkins, 1 e hc u~c ns mas d P[<r Guernsey Catholic 77 Logan Elm 5£1: arrived in· New York Friday Southwestern led in tbat all 1 • ~ltwa~ also the Bobcats' big- .James Brunfield joine~ the . 7_-1-15; Chapman. 2-3·?; Bran- 1fu~~ ev:.·~ n:~ 1~~nounce M New Lexington St. Aloysius 63 1 Hamil~n. Township 1 month-long tour spoDIOred important rebound department s('onng output or the sea.l Adkins brothers in pacmg the ! f1eld. 2·1·5 ; Stover, 0.0.0; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bailey Stockport 93 Chesterhlll tiS ~a~e~v;Ue 7~ <lulbcothe 55 the People-to--People 40-29. l!n. ' Wildcat scori ng the last hell. 1die 3-1-7. Totals 23-11-51. of Zanesville visited his mother Skyvue 76 Shenand.. h 61 aJr!Je d Un °~l~rty U 1 Committee. George Dillon's U poinll led :Tr~iling 1!·16 at the end of . Twenty-five of Tyo's 33 j KYGER CREEK (If) Mrs. Frances Bailey, Sunday: Madison 98. Flushing BO Anthony Wayn~ 48 l!:lr:~ The Poltsb team was to lhe Highlan~ reserve team the !irst penod. the Bobca1s be-l points came without a mis.'l, I L h 7-2-16· Ty 61 ~3· 1 The Dairy Sale held at the West Muskmgum 60 Ro f d e8 L k 48 a French squad tonight Ito • 33-25 wm over ~ llUle lind Tv(), fonvard Chuck LPaCtl l from both the field and foul IS ealdc. 'a 4 19, Who, brei- • ' i Pau.l Buckley farm last Friday Dresden 56 p ss orb 78aMarme ~~~"' Madl90n Sqlllrl Garden. Pirates. Ron Morris tallied 12 .. . d J h Cr 8dd k ' pllU '"•· - - : o y, 3-1 • Ridgewood 69 Fr-~"'"·- 66 errys urg I th •-· ~ guar · 0 n oc JUmp- I cil'de. Let~ch t1ad 16, Spaulding 0-6; Craddock 4-0-8· Hall 4-0- was well attended. -J~& Westwood 83 Arlington 47 or e ~rs. a ?JI . 26 at the m1rrm1s- . nine and Crad.dock nnd Hall 8: Grose. 1-0-2 'o.o.o. l. Mrs. Arthur Atherton is spend-1 'Green Springs 69 Northwood NEW YORKR (UPI) 1 $ . . . , eoch canned e1ghL Totals IIK-114. mg two weeks at the home of Rosevllle ottawa Hills 74 Otsego 113 New York Giants Friday teyt d t e1 toE ter Tue 116 1 .·\ broth er comhmatlon. Glcnn 1 Glenn Adkins, although play· jthelr son, Mr. and Mrs . Clar- 1 . Lakota 48 Clyde 4{1 flank ba k DeUShofner es an _rav. as n sand Jim Adkins paced the Wild· I ing with fmrr personals [rom the BY QUARTERSR: ence Athertoo and family, ln l '"·-• buMalta-McConnelsvdle 00 llorth Baltimore II . . eder c list f on Iday evemng man SVAC baUie. lit" the whole fir~t halr ,. . . j.D'UAIJuS rg 69 BellefOIJt:tJJ~e:.Mt ,... lDJut reserve or Southwestern plays SOUthern c ~ .. . ;, · . ~losmg mmutes of the f1rst per- Hannan . . ... 17 9 10 13-541Columbus. The younger Mrs. Dayton Oakwood 66 I . Grand Rapids final re111lar seuon Wednesda evening at South,'fhc hotshoot1~g. Bobca,ts wd to the f1_nal b_uzzer Jed_ the I Kyger Creeli .... 1~ 22 26 20--84 Atherton under~ent gaU-bla~der : B~y.ille..Jl Grenville 41 Johnstown 49 the Dallas western. y Wfth f'veryone h1ttmg from <.II w1Jdcat sconng w1th mne field· Reserve _ Ky&er Creek s2 1surgery last Friday In e ~olum- : Arcanum 88 Ansonia 16 NeWark c,thftl.tt ·M Box SCore• ~ner~ ~~--t~.e- fl~~~_::~e~~ ers and two foul shots for 20 [ Hannan 13. · · Ibus Hospital. Germantown 60 Carlisle 47 ~"'·" ·w..· ··- Eatt "Knft · WI teplaced by NORTH GAIJJA . (II~ . ' po 1·, ; '· Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz of 1 Dixie 91 CenteJVlll• 79 Buckeye Valley 4& Lacey, wlio has been on Taylor· 1-1-3· Garrett, 7•22: • Men's Jim Adkins was the next Han- 1 Shade, and M~ . and Mrs. Harrr l Northeastern li Ma~lon Catholic Giants' ta)xi squad aince Lopn, 2-0-4; ' Locue. 1).0.0; nan player in double figure : Ross ana lam•ly of Albany, v•- 1 Northwestern 72 Hillsboro 77 Circleville 113 • start of tht season. Smith, »U: with 15. . Sited Mrs .. Clara Follrod and , Eatoo 73 West Carrolltoo 71 , P~ekermgtDn 11ft Millersport ill 1 : • ' Kyger Creek h•t 10 of 67 fleld l Nma Rol>tnsnn, and attended jTwin Valley North 73 Llck•ng Volley >4 ~-I igoal attempts lor 46 per cent CINCINNATI (UP! )- Live- church here, Sunday Jllllrmng. j F .1le 63 Licking Heights 471':J~~t 78 CarroUton 71 1114211; Elliot~ 7-2-JJ; Hall, '$6.99 $].99 while Hannan sank 23 of 63 1stock; . . Avis Log>n of Pomeroy SJI· jTwiD Valley Olentangy 76 MI. Glli!sd 116 83 Port Washington 43 7-a-16; Jlt:kloo, '-1-11; 1 ond up , shuts for 37 per cent. The Bob·j Cattle. 150. Calves. 100. Not ed her grandmother, Mrs. Col· Jelferom 78 Mad1B011 SOUth 68 wooster 32 Dover 24 1-G-2. ToiiJ!a 311-5-65. - Southwestern 33 ,. Injection Molded Soles caL~ outrebounded the losers,Ienough for adequate test; calves he Logan, on Mon~y. Springfield North 64 J(lnathan Alder West Holmes 90 so.22 very scar"'' steady to 12 higher 1 The M. Y. F. had 1ts regul:lr G h Loc 1 63 Richwood North Union 49 Newcomerstown Gallla 25. Th~ oBbcats won the reaerve with advance on choice gradeJ, , m..tin~ Sunday evening at G. Clinton Massie ~a~, Ml~s 59 Hlghlond Garaway 76 contest by a lopsided 62_13 scarP. choice vealers 34-40, good ~33. , And 1t s Christmas practice ln 1Dayton Wilbur Wright 84 Greenfield McClain 65 Tuacarewas Valley 1 I Tom Eblin led the Bobkitt..n< Hogs 1600. Supply mostly 1-3 the afternoon. ' ' D t COl l Whit 67 . Wa•hlngton Court IIDuse Albany 85 Shade 13 Middleport 00 , with 13 poinls. Jim White had mixed !110·250 lb barrlws and Re~. Costo filled his rogular l Fort ; : to ~ Gallipolis 76 Pomeroy 59 Ames-Bern 65 59 • -·. - - - - - -· _, ~- _ __ _ gills, sows 4 per cent, barrows appomtment Sunday evetnna at New Knox''~ s n Nelsonville 71 Wellston 67 Carthqe • Troy 1 e 10 and gilts very slow, about 30 7:45. 1 Athen! 68 Jackson 56 Waterloo 63 Ro...canaao &:1 per cent still unsold at lG a.m., The ChrIstmas proWapoironeta St. Joseph 71 Logan ft Middleport 61 PlaiDI &2 Yorl: l6 57 25 to mostly 50 lower, sows gram will be held at the church I :lldt!nord~Geel'r~rg Wilmington 48 Miami Trace 47 76 Wilton 49 stesdy to 50 ct>nt higher, sd- ember 19th. Y v Cent..rville (Ind.) 74 &1 Za1uki 39 11 vance on weight over 100 lb 1- The birthday or Millard Swartz p· G Daytonle Dunbar New Paris Je!derOOD 53 Enatern 51 (3 ot) 01 NIGHT WI NfJ1 64 2 190--221 lb barrows and Jilts wus honored at his home here, 1qw:' reenvii ~7 . Salem M Canton Timken « 56 Ricin 30 29.25-:19.50, J.3 1!111-230 lb 29-19.25· Saturday evening, December ll :;ms ~e~ !! ShadySide Poland 48 Louisville 43 81 llamdeo 76 Pomeroy Flower Shop 230 lb 29-29.25, 230-250 lb 21.75- those present were this parents gepo Bell . 8 Joh Glenwoid 68 Sandy Valley 57 80 Madison If N. ltllill ......., · 19, I~ 350-375 lb sows 23·23.50, ;Mr. and Mrs. Vm Swartz. "'" t. n East Oanton 59 Lake 47 65 lh'o. .IU1lar<l Von 14tter 81 1111 W 130-5110 lb 2150-22.25. 5110-113$ Pari Randnlph, his childreo; ~nlson · Morys Bcllal Northwest 63 Tuslaw 60 ....._.!~~~~V~a~Ue~y~ lh 20.50-21.50. Mr. and Mr!. Dale Kuhn ond . " . re 71 West Branch 71 Southeast ii2 ;;; Sheep; 1011. Not enough for (amlly: of LltUe Hoelting, Mr. H•land 70 cadiz 55 Deiance 58 Van Wert 48 :'-~ ' m•rket tes~ and Mrs. Michael Williams, MI. Ph!asanl 78 Dillonvale 07 Deshler 13 Amler 78 ~,_ew Belpre: Terry, at home, and the ewell 77 New Atllens 11 Flyetto "7! Pettisville 68 REDMANN PROMOTED ltost and hostess. Br1lhant 73 Adena 66 Wau""n 75 Bryan 62 Pfc . E·3 William D. Heilmann, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles Yorkville 77 Tiltonsville 60 Arehbold 7t Swanton 4.1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. ' spent lru~t Sunday with her mot· Conotton Valley 82 Stuyker 95 Edgerton oo Turner, Jr. of Chester, has been I her, Florence Sturm, at Mills-.Lak d Hopedale Napoleon 72 Mootpeller 65 promoted lo Sp. 4 in the U. S. l ton. W. Va. ! ela~ 73 Sclo 63 Tinora 62 Fairview 56 Armed Forces at Viet Nam. J Helen Findling of Columbus Gr~nhiJis 50 Anderson 43 Antwery 80 Payne 65 •He has receivr'd · a medal of Ispent the wt-ek~nd with he:, Manemo~t 75 Deer Park 72 Edon 57 North Central 45 for his service I motheJ"I Iva Findling and Mr. Cincinnati El~r 49. Lyons 7t Matamora 69 Icnnunendation there. He is a 1162 graduate ! and Mrs. Russell H.indl.ay. I Cincmnati LaSalle li>lgate 111 Iof Eastern High school. ' John Follrod of MI. Sterling, Mt. Heallhy 77 Harrison 41 Malinda-Grelton Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Turner visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair Foil- Locktand 70 Wyommg 64 Jr. of Chester, Ohio received rod and femily, and Clara Foil- ~'~!_land . 64 N~w RlC"hmond the address of Howard King rod aod Nina Robinson Jast i Cmcmnat1 McNicholas 90 of the navy. ~k. ' , ' CinciMati Moeller Howard (Ronnie) King ' Mr. and M". Wilber Parker I~>eland .EaK Tech 75 S.Hl.C.O. 1961 USNJC Clev~ John Adams 1have received word from their San Dieg(l, Calif. •son. Eric, presently statloned l May~ld 83 Mentor S2 at Fort Knox Ky Paln•iYIU. lfarvey 57 MediletrlnNn t.lllhopny nn, , h on ~~tt ou.ne MthOpnr MOURE REASSJGNRD Thf P11rker~' h~ve also ri!- J . PalnesviUe ~versidt ~ en eers lnd lf!'IKI h.-rctwo'ld Airman Second Class Roger ceived word of thf! marriage l Cre:'tvlew 7~ ~auldmg 65 $1l hd!l. E. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. of their de.hghtf!r , Martha Flo Kalida GO Cotlnental 63 MIDDLEPOIIT, 0. llart)' E. Moore of Pomeroy. 1 ln Tucson, Arizona. Ada 81 Blu_ffton 50 Participating Store has been graduated at Keesler ! Mrs. Tllelma and Osle Hen- I Perry 89 Lmcolnview 63 In I he Middleport lferehantt - - - - ~-derson. and ~ others from Blutcr(>ek 54 Ohio_ Cily 42 Holiday Gift.-A·Rama WHAT IS THE TRUTH •• , here attended \he sing :nd::p~r:o-~~fEl"'l•daiiiilit12iiSpon ...."eo;;;r.iv'.ilt.;..51-.,..,.... · gram at the Coolville BJg cetlr ~~n.d"' church.:___ s.nday~-·-- .-rs Alfred ;Tyo Gets 33, 'Cats Rip Hannan, 84-54 1 SocJ'ety NeWS i Rld·l -.st ~ ~n1o Ha~n, ""w ~::.:;a~ ~::m;;~!4-i~ Tht~:~t~: ~~; :-~: 1 I Markel Report OXFORDS loAFERS . llaiJ1 lenUnel, Ptmtroy•llldt!Ieport, 0., Deo. 18, 196i!-l BY C. E. BLAKESLEE COunty Aplt, A&rl<tdllre Mell• Couaty Dairymen try to aet •lgbnt milk produetlon "'"in• winter becanse milk prices mally are higher in the winter, which foUnws from lbe that dairy plants need m o milk to oupply their In the winter. In getUne maximum Uoa the Intake of feed Important. This and other jects will be covered In meetings being arranged by Athens Coonty Extension eotDj!lml Intake. Tbts report two approech11 to the probJem to maiJIIoinilll maldmum In toke or diJesUblo nutrients: 111 hlp - protela forage with mioiiiWIII grade and free choioe grain with corn alfage. A requlllto far moliDum eouoamptlon of aay partloalar ratio• II bln dlgeaUbWty. Only averqe mUle ,...toetlon ean be malntatDed even In the beat cowo II IIley dlieol lelo tban • per eeat (M per "Ill TDN eo-1) ollbe dry matler In a ration. has Indicated Meigs and Gallll county rarmero wlU be welcomed to thi• meeUng to hear Dr. John Steubus' diacuilloa on feeding of dairy cattle. A recent report by Dr. H. R. Conrad and Dr. J. W. lllbbo, o1 lbe Ohio Ajricllltural 1\e. search and Development Ceg. ler ot W009ter, points out that In the feeding of potentially hlgh-produclng dairy cows dill' the period of heavy milk production, few considerations are more important than maintalnlnti mulmum voluntary feed •nd 13. Kenntth ', lcesthe~at~ternoo~~na~o~f ~~:I~~T;:~~:~; i;·:~· t: Athens County Extension ; Ott tbe _ . band, most reach t!Jelr lnberent ""' pacllf lllr mUle prodUct1ott when IIIey are dliest!ni from M per cent lo 75 per cenl (62 per cnnt to 70 per cent TDN tltlllltDtl of lbe dry matttr from tho feed consumed. In lbe flrsl phase of a twoyear otudy, two groupt of coWl were compared on widely di~ ferent ratlnol. Eaeh ralloo wu rompooed or eommoaly used feed tiiiiU'COI COIIIIidored lo be highly dlgeotlblo. The high - protein forage <OWl! ration was compooe4 o1 three choice feeding of ' 1 21 per cent total protein) three parll rom silage (wet basis), and one part wm and o o b meal. Ott the dry baeis, these ration constiluents were preaeat in a 3:1:1 ration. Masinlum IIIDOUIItl of l'•ln eatell wero It to U pounds dally. SuppleDIIDts of -..oal and salt a1ao were fed. The hiJb protein forage raUon was compared with free - wltiJ ' ' $ 67 5 ca• 1 ::.~~~:~~T·~, ~::..~·~;,:!;'N:~: I 00 ? A FEEDER & BREEDER UVESJOCK ~.,. lo~'l' Nn LAlOR IIID ...AIU FllTILIZER INSUIANCI .. a 011 tntereal and Tun Llvelletll: P'urdiJM. Houllheld lqulpment, leflnancln1 Clah Uwlq ..,._ CopHaltn-nla Other ..... O,Otatlnt • .,..... PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY li'llw ... til. ...,. tltiiMy Is lcfullly ,...,_ 114 • nt&..a .-.JT...,.. .tl I...... ;·,~ .. lll<lwf . . . '"l" .. Prices Start at 489.95 For 23n Color ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGl Wv 2-3635 HARRY MilLER Dftafnett." Write, phone or vitit 1 u• ~Y for your FREE copy. l I There II no obligation. . _X':) -~.!!.~ .• ·.. . ! pI AN 0 S ewUILtTIII e~OW4111 COLUMBUS (UP!-The 1589 drought pve Ohio city and rural reaidents a cktsft' bond on the water problem, a federal conservation agent said today. Raymond s. Brown, otate "'"' servaUonlst for the Department of Agrlculture1s Collservatlon Service, Slid Ohioans are stop. p1ng up I!Jelr nqutSII for help wUh water probltms. Ito oald the r!slng Interest otemmed from realtlctloos on ear washing, swlmming poola and lawn sprlnkllng during the drnught period. "The effect bas beetl to ere1te closer bondo of cooperation between town and c o u n t r y folks " he said, "espectally in projects of watershed protedlon eod Hood prevention. .:;;.~===::::---1 "TypiCIIlly, available sites lor water storage are fmmd only in ' - ~':!:s"'lttiiA ., Dills Radi0ta1 Co. . LY 3-4550 POMEROY , 245 E. $tote St. ----- Atllori.l ••••e:.' , _ ''"'.... ' ' ,_, Mel-. o. Hawk's Cycle ~~,.~ , , , . 11iii:.~ lilA .,~, Mll•r""~ .. "'"'"' !t,. I r..a. WadAttwras ''" a L'Y . . . 5-. ,, fllurt Sot, t to DOMINION PORTABLE DOIIINIDII MIXER J.tpud IIIJk.l!U:IHGnt all opert ta•"ler Hi1 lirst tiM! ". AlVIN CLOCK IADIO AND LOTS MORE! $184.0f $111.00 """' ·--·- $159.Qt un;co _ , . , . $285.tQ Comllln.tion $ 1.11 W-ltl o1,,._.._,. MEIGS WY 2-2176 [~UIPMENT lnr Melt• o.-al Hllflll•l GET ! il .John•·Manvllle Ft.4u,G~ CO. Cltrflnlolll -.tltJ ,__ Carolina Lumber &Supply Co. " . ··-· - .- I I MOM• INSULATION . .... hNIIIO.., A.£0~R $18.11 $ I.A . ' j ~..:... T1rio ot&cient illaulatloto roo1ly aoldl to bome Iori. Who\'• awe J-M Plllor OIMtlnoulation tlaohM fllel 1>illo up to 30 _,. . , ..., dollar JOII aponclforluoL ltap l o - d d - for ,....U bow l'ibtr Ol• H-IMioiatloD will tJtld to,_~ OOIIIfort llle fW 'NI d ' SIUS CHRISTMAS SALE! NO WATIII D411AOBJiajlmoM Gall of New to, Mo., holda up an ear . from wbal bt· 1111 II IU - ..., erop be baa ever ....... - dooPJ!e fall 4ood. IIIJ whteb at - U.......,. tre4 h1l llel4o wltll ...... feet of w ale r. Jill ciup avtnpd 2JU bulbe1l ID aero With •...., ao btl that I1IOY WOQl4 eboke up lht piebr." Tbe ~·· t i l l - ol ....... Jlel4 !Ill' am II 72.1 buehllo ....... .. And,... CHIIT.., 0. flEE! 15 p.c. Sael111 Stt FJntity _l!#fdri~ Ttttt~ll Sift 40 dlll... nt - · · . . '!hoy i.w ai .....llloilol thllt _ , IIIIP, rot cr liPIInllr. T lllot chlnnol-llld,..... dutJ ailniCid""" ~-And 1111 111 Wldt and """"· · You'l . . ..., ftltln, ..., ~. M!Y(i1lnt fOil - wanlld In can boq OM for- t.thln,... t~ to PM/• I'HOHI 9114125 'fJ IIILL $995 - RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. 28- tt. SHOPI:RA" a- At .. , Uniu rural uncleveloped ..as,'' 1 Brown OIJIJalned. "This puts city-dwellers and rura~ r:;!ddents on a common foolinf. Brown noted that 15 water· shed projects are currently . lo 1 the plJIIIIIlllll stage. SCS specialIStM are mvesUgating or operat.. ing 1110ther 10 oimllar projects. Plf '?r, Brown ssid 17 ..,.rvoirs wiD multiple-purpose use will be built in the 10 projects already approved for coDBtructioD. ?• ,.,.., ,. ac1~ pJclwp '"' ..., ... or - jails. ..,llfniJonaJ cab 01 ~ TOAVII.ITTIO otyih~-2 baolf¥loi-J- Full Line i Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Orders Now! 1965 Drought Gave 0 hio City and Rural Residents Closer Bond on Water Problem tbll ,..,. , .. ,he l FREEZEI County YOU MEET THE HONDA ..' CHEST Charloallb, '"haN Mollf Manatar Mu...... ,..,.,., C•H WY 2-527DJn POIMf'DY'Ot LV 1-1612 tnAthent THE SHOE BOX .' (721)) term loins SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM . of milk .,:~ ~~--al~~- 1\fo:r ChnstmaBI r . . G . l'llng. • All B2·ehannel selection • Tint conl«~l t Color indicllll' 111M lbs. I IXL~Cha!n Saw.~ HICEST PEOPLE ON A ':tin= •:. lheyl'ield~Od ~.777 rro~ur- HOMEtiTE DEAFNESS? I Complete Farm Financing COLOR TV """· r) '\!: ::: t:! wr Mltdlrn Cretllllor Mttdtm flarmon NERVE :I TRAaOR SAW Rectangular .I conjuncUon With com ~~= The CO!l<entrate ration c< ed of corn and oob meal, bean oil meal, bone meal. salt. MBXimum aiiiOUIU grain coocentrate eaten w"re :!II to 62 powJdl dolly. . yleldl ~0 0 ~8 fed !M mon1 • FaltlftoThompson JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION AFR, Mia. t from the trainin!: course for U. S. Alr Force repainnen. Moort, a graduatl! of Pomeroy Slnlar Hlgll •chooi ; Th Is being reassi1Md to Myrtle to an8WPr IG t.hi11 que.ti 011 plut Beach AFB S C f . d ma · , · ., 01 ulv I ny m o r~ 1mrortam f~ with the 1icll~l Air Command "Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills MOTOROLA~ Mo high porll ol field cbopped dehytlrl- t..ln (I! per cet1t tDtel j,roiellt) ted .U.Ua hay tlt per cent to grain concentrate rattoo New Holland Equipment Aelc lltout eur lluclgot loom. Up to 7 paro to pay hr Capitol In-mont ~.... lntomt 11 cho ...... PiclllrO erial choices. ON Lor:U ABOUT obtaining high milk produc- . become e<Onomlcal ., tiOn. • • The government virtUally is fiiiSIIClng program. lbs. of milk and 110 lbs. of By GAYLORD P. GODWIN Integrity and imagination." putting a hd on the pr10eo of A $10011tltl espiDIIIIII is The highest producing Jersey Ualted Pr.,. Jnternattoaal Another Johnson statement bread and butter. planned by tho Dayton - Ports- yielded 11,S52 lbs. of mill< and WASHINGTON (UP!) was that Freeman's "under- The Agriculture Deplrtm<nt moolll Foundry a producer of 339 llxl. of lat. The ' ville L. Freeman appears to !landing of tbe problems the! said it wiD offer to oell 011 the at•el truck wh:..ls. When eom· average yield or the three soUdly enlrenched 811 face the producers of America opeD marll:et aD quallties of pleted, the e~:pantlon will pro- steins on these rations w~s 20,· I of agriculture. President benefited an entire nation." wbeat from government.owned vide about J10 ..,. jobs In Ports- 2'11 lbs. Botll protein soulfc~l il son has accorded him votes The Jaudalory lunch for Free- ttocb. Offici all said this was mouth. were used efficiently. conlldeuce both by letter was held the .-..It thO designed to stabilize the wheat Thetie mollt provldo .vi- ! deed. Bureau held its annual market and prevent wild fiuctu· The governor saki the project dence for tile hiJh nutritive ! The chief executive at Chicago. The bu- auon of prlcn. ""' being financed eotlrely by va1110 o1 lmmllure blgb-pro- · Freeman a rouple of pats on bas fou(lht every omnlbu• Smultaneously, the depart- the Portsmooth Community Im- lein ror11n. Moreover, 11 lo the back about the same lime blll sponSIIred by Free- men! said It sold Z2 million provement Corp. and the Great- sug101ted that the total pro- ' Phone WY-2-2ll5 the ~can Farm Bureau man. The farm group handed pounds of government-owned er Portsmouth Growtb Corp. teiJI reqalrtment of eows pro-eBALERS Federation WB! lambasting and the Kennedy Ad- butter during November· It was The G r e a t e r Portsmouth ductag ap to 105 lbs. of milk · the ndmlnlstraUon farm bill mloistration a major defeat in sold at 3 cents per pound above Growth Corp. wtll issue $1110,- dally IIIli) be mel with alfaJ. · Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohle eMOWERS IIJe man from Minnesota helped 1963 over tight oupply - man- oupport rate!. The deparinlent tJt10 of Community Improvement Ia u the oole source of proeRAKES puah through Congr.,., agement of wheat productlon. aald the sales helped stabilize Corp. bonds to provide funds --~:..;,~:~,;~~::~~=;:;~:;;:;~;;;:;~;::==:;; In a letter to a lunch II'OUP But in other jousts wllll the bu· prices on the domestic marltet. for the project •• eOTHER called 111frlends of Freeman/' reau, Freeman generally ha!l · HAYING JohiiJ(Jil aald It was fitting that come off winner. The Crop Reporting Board "II it had oot been lor the , Fneman's frieMs pause "to Johnson's other show of CODfi. 'said cold storage supplie!l of lower interest rate on · EQUIPMENT praise hlm lor a job well done." iJ1 his agriculture _,. tur[eyo as of Dec. l totaled :riB under tbe Ohio p,....am, The Pmldent noted that it wu tary resulted from tlu! famine mlltlon pounds. This was tJ: ml~ cWTently planned expanstoo In mld-Decomber five yean qo in India. It Is believed tbal lion ponndo below the storage Portsmouth would bave :-;jii;: I that Freeman, about to wind up Freeman bas been .,.;gn<d vir- volume on Nov. l and 4 mill too pilice In Indiana,'' John w six years u Mhwsota'o tually to solve the problem of pounds above suppll., on Dec. or, president of Dayton nor, oocepted an to Jel~ng grain to Indla. ~ !164. mouth Foundry •aid. 2-5101 secretory or agrlcul· What wltll the transportation Other cold stortge Sllpplies as, Ho said Freeman and dlslrlbutlon difficulties, it ts of Dec. !included: orange oon- REVOWI10N'S B1!A nGHT Spr1....... Pomoroy ·'p•roacbed==;;hlll;;;;;;;;;;tromendous====-.l plain thet Freeman's tasks are I'OIIIrate, . 24 milltoo gallons: oot easy. froze1l frwt, 552 nu!Uon pounds; The first oea battle of the The White House bas made frozen vegetables, Ul5 bllllllll , American Bevolutioa took ptsce Stop in and order now for no public anoouncement of pOUnds; butter, 10 mllhon . off Machias Maine. A crew ol pre-Christmas delivety! Freeman's role In mGvlni wheat pouDdll; American cheese. 296 . • . to India. But as of 110 w, he'l tnl!Unn pounds: beef, 230 million lumber]ackx, armed w•th notb- : got the job. pounds; pork, 134 millloollng but pitchfork• and rockl. ' lnt~tc•dfate All proYlou• ~tar!" of IIJ· Jl(lllnds; lrooeo brnil<ro, Z2 mil- captured the British pnboat rlculture have beet! whlpplnC linn pounds. Margsretla. :Roush's Shoe Store ... [J 1 or Freeman haJ oot mor eo caPe d ing Jersey yielded 9,1100 lbo. boys of Congr••· or less. t400' 0001 nd118trial l lbs. of tat. The highest wholly. But In adtlillon to bav· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. i of milk and 501 Ill! . of fat !Jig the oonlldence of bJ• boss, James A. _llhodes announced toAmong the cows led grain . there seems to be little opposi~ day tile flflt industrial develop- . concentrate free choice with the tioo to him in Con&r•· ment project to be financed corn silage the i Freeman Prai'sed by Some , u s 0h Lambasted bYtersln s....:':::""VI I Tlws, ibere is no questlott free-cl>otce &rAUl '- • · that feedin& of eiA)I!lloat qual- and """' .U.,. offl1n aD ity forap is a practieaJ means 1 nttive pregraQ1. when 1Jt1Ctl Feed Intake is Vital in High Winter Milk Production I V1 tdt -.e1. . . . al I lllJid. llrnlllriJ, .. 11am level ol grato !oetllog. ity obt.ained wllb - . Opp. I& 0 Depol ' I The Washer- '184 The Dryer- - '118 e8ee The Gift llillple, .if Our Stflf'fll rPOMEROY Jeck W. C.r..y, Mgr. Phone WY 2·2111 S.rving Mei!JI, M11on &Gtflle Coutltlltl A Cloltl Star Stert - l~tlotlr Per Pre• l'a1111rey Christ- . ·I _., ............... Gtw_., �I Oassificd Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board ., ( &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Den. 18, 1965 WANT AD INfORMAIION I !SIGNS U .... lll.l"lA I IJ t- ... ll " II.MM'f' I"U .. Iti!MID•· 'llftfltln O..nll,.,.. !Will A-':1 llfurwta) '-A•'OI' Ll I II IIUf'l* I~ tH.AJA "Hiof'l" ' IV u••P'""' """ ' ~:00 L ·· ' Pn• n~n• Pomeroy Motor Co. G(1l QUAUJT M P1Jt.ll,..l1all ~ LIG!IT hauling, coal and cal tle. Phone WY 1-7786 and WY 2-71JI6. !2-18-JOtc Everyday Spociola ·~ ,.-,lhhol>f!IO ...,.. .... . .,.,,.,..., ......... •IIJ ""- l'lltiO 1962 Chevrolet Impala St. Wagon _ $1695 ~e<'l •Ill' 110' ,,. ,,.,,..p,.. ' "'',...tll•1••11 rh~ QOU" /,p , ""'II nnt ....,pnmrlhM' too "'"'• n.an ·-~• lnHr+lfln ,,.,,,,.,,. .,,,.,,. •hnul~ 1 local owner, white over bli~.Ck finish red interior, luggage rack, VB engine, autamatic trans. Power steerin& and brakes, Power rear window, 4 new whitewall tires. liLA I" "'I l'ltl • • •,.. um to ~ ltd 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan _ _ .... ra ofK' •ntel'tl•:.ll•ra• ell Ctl90'* P1f ..nrd rm !'b.- _. I'IIP ~lntnmm 1~ ' en~> ,..,, ...... ~ ·· ,,_..,..... 'c .._,.. 4o ...,, oe~!' UIIH \ IIIII on• ltD INIICI .t. $1195 r,\RT'I Ot 1'HA~Kb U!l.i'l'UAillt.b 11.20 tM • _. •lA Lnnun lieD .Od.ltuHYJ .,...... I• Pomeroy Motor Co. OfJ'H !Jt HOlJI\S 1:3111 .. • 1:10 !.l.turd u ~ A.. M. Dill!) 'I!Ol p •I ~ ts~ IT'll to IAft TO P1 .AC:J. " IU:Sl]t.'f t"KOfll" ... , OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. _. ... "D PHONE WY 2-2156 For Rent 4 ROOMS and bitth. Card Of Thanks ;ne who Cf-dled, ~ent unfurnish-1;:========::., ed, real nice, tops in loco lion. ' Minersville, phone WY 2~3324. l WOULD like to thank every- OPEN EVES. TIL 9 From the largest trurk or bulldozer radiator lo the •mallcst heater core. (CLOSED SUNDAYS) · 12~ 17-6tc ' cards, RADIATOR SERVICE FOR SALE Chr1"stmas GIFT IDEAS ot Landmark eSTEAKS eCHOPS eSEA FOODS 218 E. Main Halen Beilay and Mrs. Ronald Rea~ htata For Sale 1 "" { 28.llall, f«one .............. !t.ll':lnflbes lt.Leav• U. Jdwlio ,.,, lt.Ma.n··-af,Tnf :18.0V..heod 19.Lunc. I, i I =-------- I ··-I 1 Caroenter • I Social News - .._r_ -F- ::;' I ' · ··- ' ~ · -- ., . ' ···,. ~ ... "' ~· - ~ ·· . - . . ., .... ... ·~ -~· - ...... .,.. . .. ,.,_...., _ ... --.-·-~ ~· .. ~ - ~ ' ... ... - <C:.~ ... ,.. ...., ~he CllllU ,,__,, ~!..!!.:!!J . ·,;_·i:ww w·l ro?.::2 'Yf ev ,c: "~r1 ~aper6 in 411. "Bello4 t~e ~ mor'l·l nQ , Wilmer.' "Sound• pretty ailly to me, but beoaUM of hie htl&flto 1 . ht'o ~~:•ttlnl a ocholarohip to go to State and """"'Y lUke ball<otol" I, llold I.Soutbera Uom IWLY CltD'l'OQUOTE - Here's how to work 1H AXYDLBAAXB II· loONGW'BLLOW Ono _ . . . . , , . , . - " " ' - · " ' - _,,. ......... x tor u. two o·.. et.o. Single kttera, •P'I*' ln>phi ...... lonCUI ... - - " ' .... ... all blalo. tor thlo three L'a, - da7lbo-let- .... """"""" & O,pt....- . . . . . . lvzx SIOPI BBliSWWIIBOVI:XOV S:BOZIIIIB VIQQXXBU VZX DXHVBIIQ II ll WMPO Radio Kill I 't' Z.-B 1:110 I X~ Tl<i$ 1'5 nlE- W\lATi' B Tflltermyts ~pkflldiM 'I'U'\4BW8lAL eo&iOil II IJ'RANSC&NDmN'l' LAWr-MllNU . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spg . . . . - . . ~ONDAY tliRU rRIDAY- 6 00 &:116 6 111 6·26 6.31 6 57 7.OO V:O& Sign 011 - Newo ! :00 Sundo11'11 Serenoda ! :U Sign Oil wJEH i!llcred Hearl Melp County RFO P~ul Bowel'l, Farm RADIO SAruRDUS 8:00 Sigo On - New• Newt 6.30 Happy Valley Boys Weather !:06 Counlry Music Timo WJEH LOG HI Spotlight on Sporta NaUonal ,;ewt 6:20 Colll'ltry Jamooree Moaday Tbrougb Ffjday 4:55 Weather Bill Miller Shov ; :00 Protestanl Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:00 Community News 7:30 Sporta Parade 7:15 Echoes of Joy 5:10 World and NatiClllal News I 30 Sports Par•rie Off us Bill MiUer ~hOlt 7:3.; Lart'JI Andersoa Snow 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5J5 Sign ••AS lt'o aluslc - <\rmy 8:05 World News 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7: ~! Picken!'> Han:lwarc 11:00 Dull"''' and Heres Dairy 8'10 Sports Today 7.15 Echoes of J oy ITut:s 'IbUNI.) rup Ten Show 8:15 Weather Picture 1:00 Ohio Valley News 7:$0 News 12:00 Newa 8:16 Musical Clock 6:05 World News 8' Blll MlUer Show 1:.!:15 Tus!cal Jnterlu~ 8:!5 Community Newo 8:10 Sports Today 1·45 Baker Furniture Sbo" l2:!0 Rev Merlin J.'eets 1:00 Talk of the Town 8:~ Weather Picture g,oo Newa 1:00 News 9:55 Mason County Newt 8:1! Pt. Pleaaant Football w,m Coffee with Janel 10'00 Public Service 10:30 Songs for Children 1,Q.I Jim Mees Show lt :OO PortrBita ol a Pab'lol 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:45 Golden Key 5,50 Sport. Parade iO ·fl:l Swap Shop : SUndown Serenade 10:30 Latchstnng 11 :00 News 6 00 10,:10 BIJJ Miller BnMcb Show l :4! Sign OR 11 :00 Newo . U:o.\ Saturday Show lU:tla Mason Agr. ~gram l!il'NDAYS _ 11 :05 M()rnJng Melod1es 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News cTt...day) 7:30 Sign On. Arm, Hour texcept. Friday, Church 2'2\l Bulletin Board . No-s Bell:! Rmg) 12:2> News 0 Grams 10,41 . Family Wmhip (ftJIU'I.) 7 55 • 12 0 sat da M t' :S N ur Hy d1.a meo IG45 Ab.C. Program (Friday! •' ·. tiO Baptl~ •• La•,-···, - - · Hour ll:IS World News Co 1•• ll :OO New• I:3D Sunda) Show 11:55 Mason . unty News :.w ews ea mes ·•• ~- ,.bl Spea'• to Youl2:00 Commumty News 1:31 Saturday Matinee !LOb 'J'tpy'o Country JuoctloD 9- ~ ..~ 8 e ~ 12:o.\ Noon News US Ne ' lUll !'Illy's Country Hymns 9,15 Leglsla~ve Re]Hlrt 2:00 satu...!ay Matinee 12 ,10 Markel.s 12.00 Cement Block News UJ OC The Good f.lte 12:1;, Mid Day weather 2:30 News Headliltes lZ 3C Goessler's Guesl Star uu . . Congressman Moeller 12 :20 Bulletia Board 1:31 Saturday Matinee <Fr!Ciay) 10:30 The Country Hynulllmersi2:2S News 0 Gr11mo 2:5' News I! 30 Larry Anderson Sb.., 11:~ The Qwet Hour 2:30 County Agent 3:1\. Saturday Matinee 3. )' Jim Mees Shuw 12:00 News 12:45 Country Gu Rouncl 3:30 New~ Headlines 4 J5 Blaettoar Allt.o Sbow LZ:l5 'l1le CbriatlaDI Hour 1:55 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee ot 30 Elect.nc Compan)' News l2:SO The Rev Mt-"rl!r feel! 2:00 Country Go Round 3:31 Saturday Matinee 4 41· Jim Mees Sho?' 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2:55 News Beat 3:55 News 5 00 ~.cws 2 00 ftle Rev. Androw FarSO!l3 S:OO Mid Way Matinee 4:00 Discing with Don ~ O& .Jim Mees o;;;how Z:3fl SUnday · t,rwm~s . 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Radio R I 0 5 30 Rizer'8 Weather Report 6:00 SUndown Sereoade UIO Discing with DoSI 5:00 News Roundup 5 50 Sportt Parauo 8:44 SliD OU ,,30 lntercbanpc:..----'-$:15 Sign Oft THE BORN LOSER_ _,!_;::,: - - By HAROLD GRAY Al="f!l? 'fHA"T" RIO!, CAM'T BE MUCI-ILSTOF IMHI\lftVER &TARTEO OUT II'IC •H ·· -·· ...,, GRoiiTGOfN I,;IALLINIPPERS! By ART '{E$~.. nliO liP IS lll0fiT! 'PEARS TO BE A CHILO (IND A SHA\OG'i" DOt'", ~ DI:AD I MAYBE DEAD TO START WIT H! WAI T.I T~E DOG''-> ~· By BRANNER WINNIE WINKLE OH· I 1U-lU SAY AN"r'l'l--INO ll&lllT AFTER I LEFT 'rUJR HOUBf:. N113HT, WINNIE f' W1NN11! 1 AM •. J I AM!. I C.e/t/u ... lly KINCI 41.8olo 4LPiague 1 CARRIER NEEDED ONEAMH!! 2S.KIID 27....... 12 1 EIIER'ITIIIHEi ~l.Jtevelriul I 3 AALFOF ....w.. 1 I -'WHICH COME.SID lt.Potato 1 1 LI'L ABtlEI II!.Sbort f RE£ -I J4.That stra. . I) ' JII.Ca,.., ... BLAEJTNAR'S 1 ' . 18.Feline . 17.llut'• Mrs. D. H. Robeson was Tue,. b ' . 11.-1111 Milbourne oay eveni.rtg guest of her daugh_ _ ~- _ _ _ ;md _visited_ me during my HOUSETRAILE~sleePs four, For 5ale: -House and Jot, Kerr tric; Walter Jordan, entomology ter. Mrs. (iary Barnitz, Caroi, ,.,,,p,Jal!zaiiOn May God Brown's Trailer Park Min· I I Sl. CiJy water aod gas. Rea- I and Stanley Hutloo, garden. DorMary, and Ellen of Pomeroy. Hiess rou. everyone: George I ersville- WY 2..:3 324 _ 12_ 17 _6tc WY 2_2143 Pomeroy sone.ble. M. Mollohan, Tuppers scy Jordan and Lavern Jordan Mr. and :Wrs. J-ames Martin \ t·~selnJJU, 130 LaUle1 St., 1- ---~-· -~· --Plains. 12-l4-6tp were advisors during the 1965 of Ling Acres, Morietta, were l'umeroy. 12~18-Up 4 ROOM cottage furnished or FO S L h . club year. unfurnished. Inquire at Car~ R A E: 6 room ouse w1th recent visitors of Mr. end Mrs. ·ce man Rest Home RD 3· Porn~ ; Bov's or Glrl'a 44.95 bicyclt KARL GRUESER. Plumbing bath, lull basement, 8!}4 Hy~ Mr. Walter Fee, Plain City, Harley T. Johnson. Noll . eroy, Oho. 12-17-3tp i with purc:tlasaofthll and ftl.'1'ting, Minersville sell St., Middleport. Phone: vis!led his brother·in-law and Mr. aod Mrs. Harley E. ~ ---· -I UN ICO 28 CU. FT. OhJO. End your 11 ewer troub- Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ney CarJohnson and family and Rober! l \\'ILL ~OT he responsible (or I TW~ . ~edroom_ houset;ailer,' all CHEST FREEZER lcs. We ha..,·e all sn~es sewer 11 l~ tfc penter, local. Murphy were Saturday evening .1 • 1.~ t.l•:bls ...:ontr.'H"I.ed bv. '")·J Ullh!Jrs furmshed. 1 ' 11 1 \\Y 2· W d Mr and Mrs H old G'llogl dinner guesls of Mr. and MMrs. WY 2 2 oo $299 95 machmes. Reasonable rates. ante To Buy · · ar 1 Y 1·~€ otlwr tlmn mysel. Sign- : 3346, • 186 or WY 2-36 · • Call W'i 2 _ 2~ 74 day ur rught ·-· . . and children spent Sunday in Harley T. Johnson. •·tl. \\lili:rm llaru id Davis. R. : l2-l6-tfc ' "A COLD STAR STO RE '' ' 9 15 tfc : BAILEY'S Christmas sperrai Columbus with his brother-in Mrs. Harll'y Johnsin wa! 11. J. Pumeroy. 12-18·3tp 1 THRF:E BEDROOM housf• for ! and up to New Year's only, ] law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Friday visitor of Mrs. Bert Heil\'.: :i !\END Spt>n.Jis - · !0 gal~ : a·nt . Phone WY 2-2246. 161 N. POMEROY !HEATJ~G. PLUMBT~G Rurat' (.'0011 . ~1.35 to $2:25 L. Ex . L, IElba McKnight. , , ,r~ t>qlltppcd f!CtJLWrin_m SIS~ I 5th Ave. 12-14-Uc i Jac~~~~:;sey , OoiOoJ bullle Gas Arnold Bro.! M. Bn~g them m boys now. Virginia Nell Turner, :~~-·Larry Johnson and Gina 1 I' •'L' \\II I I pun:IJn•_ e p;m ul ~t·t:H<::l!. CHl;:i 11 w co, ,.., ruw · 'l& Ph. WY 2_2181 thers, 618 K Mam Street Bill Salley, Reedsville, Ohio. bus, was a weekend guest Mrs. Lena Wells on Monda~· . d.·I HXt' guppies. Red Fmned ed and dDiurnished apart. Pomeroy, 9 22 Uc _ _ l2-l6- 6tc her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs. WiUiam Russell ·:~ ·:1·1 1 S n'gular 75c ror 3~c. ments WY 2.-M~ 12 6 tfr -· - - - -- --· FURS AND beef bides. Carl Turner. and family Yo-ere present visiti: ~ c Pt't <.~nd No1-·elty Shop, . . SEWING machines. repair ser 1 Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio Mrs. Felix Alkire was ors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ····:ll l'l•ll·e!l Sl. MirldlqMt. 4 ROOM furmsh~ ap:rtment vice, aU makes. WY 2-2284 Phone Today For 11 19 25tp tized at special services Russell. ll!~t,r. !lours 2 to 4 pm . aml for renL Pho~e \\Y ~-2176. Af- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy ! ANTIQUE FUrniture, dishes Sunday morning following There was a showt'r given '· 1,, 9 f•Jn . 1''·1"•·3tc ler 51 P m.dI Reed hone 1\Y 2~3574. Aulhrnlzed Singer Sales FREE ESTIMATES day School by Cecil Cox f H d miscel!anMus. Call or wr1te : · · or Mrs. }~re da Elam on Sat1 ow ey an ----nr ware. Service, a 29 tfc ON Mrs. Howard CecU. 800 W. tor of the Mt. Union church. urday evening by Mrs. Glayn 11 _ 1 tfc J ·, n \" \·~ f;rrx.-ery. now loeatMr. and Mrs. Cecil Tuckerman, Mrs. fJia Elam, ! nt> rrr the .1\venu t! Hndge., rHAO ,EH LOTS - tree sew ' APPLES, red and yellow Delic- 1 eALUMINUM SIDING trtairl St., Pomeroy. Athens; and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Viola Haning. and Mrs. . ·'I rl, ;~ t> ~iJturd ;1v t\l'~lng,i age and "'"'ter Brown·~ l'ra.tl ious. Stayman, Wincsap,j eSTORM DOOR __8 ~29~ t!c Wi~eman. H.urisonville, Dorothy Reeves. 0 l••·ci·rnher ln. b11! w1ll be op- 1 er Park IState Appr(Jved) j Grim~s G<Jiden, Melrose. ~ . & WINDOWS FURS WANTED: Red Fox, S3. Sunday dinner guests of SHOW STOPPER-ShowPresents w~re opened andre. :.t , 11 r JL'II ], · ·<~tii•n II Ill' Minersv111e, otuo, t'nooe W\ en da1!y a~ Sun~ay. Wr ll s. eROOFING Muskra1s, $1.50, raccoons, $1.~ and Mrs. H. E. Starkey. Marisa. MeU turned freshmenta were served to Mrs. htnler Co~ t· rnn n 's G1·o('e!'Y :•1~ 1 %-3324 1 15 ttc 1 Urrhard, Wl!kei-i VlUe, Ohw. · Exterior Decorators 75. Maran Fur Agency, 10.' Charles Butcher, Alhrns City be a show stopper Elsie Perry, Mrs. Donna Perrv .I ii u11 K,•lite 124· Rull,md ~ 11110 , 1 -~· f .-. h ·d . l 12 8 3otp Of Oh'•o 0. Wright) N. Brown St., Ma- policeman who underwent a tonat a premiere in and daughter, Ms. Iva Joh.nso~, 4 . Cl, un . urmL~ f Mt~p;l.r · , __ ~son, \"., . v a. Ph. -773 -5296 , s1.1e·c1omy a 1 Sllf' 11 ermg · Arms The Austrian actress Mn. AI 1ce ' Robeson, Mrs. Naomi I ,uJu, ~ · t 1.,,."1k.s r·· •dJl 11 1. 11! . • j 1 ... ,,:.l'l !11 ll't:kl ltlle ~..:rt•rv~'.' "~; -~~~~~ yon:; , _ ;\~<;~~ F.LF:('TROLUX cle;mer· repos- WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. . week days 4 p.m. l2-4-30te li Hospita l is convalesring at the cos~~ma: ~~:tut~~~te! Smth, Mrs. Kan Knapp, Mrs. 11lll' Upen \\el'k t.l. ty!' 6.:10 a. _ _ · _'_· _' _ ' J - ~ _ _ . -· · - . scssPd, tdke over payments. AUcrtnNEER --·A~--·· S~- - - home or, his f"'l:htr, ~ . .J Butchfur coat over a Kathryn Johnson and the honor;, 111 s p m <1nd Sundily 11 5 ROOM fr11·!:'lshr.d ap:1rlmPn! ' $\i.OO per month . Phone 675uto a 1 es er, local. · b1ouse topping ed guest Mrs. Freda. Elam and :r r1 1. l•1 7 p m. l2·li-3tp WY 2-2288. 11 4 He 43:11· Pt. Plca~cmt, W. Va. I ~~P!~:d~ i9so poN'frAc- stf8ight-8 8~t.t)_ Mrs . Laura Krebs _a~d Mrs. cut pant.a. the hostesses Mrs. Glayas Tuck4 HOO.M IIOUSE 21ld St., Sy~ J2-lS-6tp I Write. PrOIM' or Conlact malir. r.ood work car. Almost Gwendolyn Roach VISited re- I ermen, Mrs. Dorothy Reeves. raruse ·~ Slil)f'l !, ~ur, dil~'. Dccembrr , with pl t and cold --~-~-- ~--A. t... IJRAlJI<'UIW new tires. Phone WY 2-7951. 1 cently with Mrs. Rnachs son· --·---~ · - and Mrs. VIola Haning, and 1 1 I ·::.11\ 1\ .111'11 I· ,!rm, l"ht·sw;Jit'r. Moore's gas hrah•r ·PONIES for Christmos, all Racine, OIIID l2-l6~ 6 tp i i,._law and daughter, Captain : 7·T4 Sherman GrN•r Rhinda. and Linda Reeves. Alsl t ·r. (lhi,,, sponsured by llH' bJg gardt·n lot. WY z.:~:rr2. f"S and_ages . .Some good broke. trc -·' and Mrs. Ed Ferguson and famSp4 Headquarters Company Mrs. Geneva Shumate. 1 1 1964 STAT~ON ~AGON, Volks· ily, Bunker Hill Air For~e Base, 8th Army - Signal Corps ', .,., l'r I· 1re llt'partmtn l. tfc I Onr-thu·d down . Halance Mr. & Mrs. Charley D. Smith 11 24 J2-IG-3tp . the montll. Paul Orr, WI 9 \\'agt!n. C<.t\1 WI 9-2ll7. Perie, Indiana.. APO San Francisco and Jo were in Columbus Tues, ,... ·h , · . BRICK DUPLE~ 3 I.Jedrooms I 3192 after !UO. 12-15-6tc Ovenus Employment Those who have visited with California 96301. day to attend the funeral of s LI/O_ TINu mate " t Amenca_" I living room, dming room , kit- ,_- - ·---·- ~-I r R tl d 01 11161 Mrs. Maude Holcomb who is Mr. Smith's aunt Mra. Edith z·o(;,m . arm. u an . uo , chen, base ment and garage . TWO bedroom 54'' All tradel truck driver to radio, heater, automat!~ again confined to Riverside , Mr. a_nd Mrs. Reed Jeffers vi. Anna Murphy. Bet!ch Grove Road, Sunday. forl'ed air gas furn-ace But~ I . · N · t project engineers. Mriea. s1t.ed with Mr and Mr · DonaJd Sl10t · · : 1ral1Pr , Bx36 . ew pam 1 mission, motor overhauled Methodist Hospital in Columbus . · :;, Mrs. Geneva Shumate spent 1,,. _( · 19 a1 noou. guns. ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. · · . · 1 G If Europe, Asia, South Pacific. Johnson lD Athens £,·cn'une welcome. 12-14-5tc 1 See it at _Dames u 1 $650. John Richmond , 814 are Laura Krebs and Biff; and . , . · Saturday evening with Mr. and 11 13 tfc , tion, Rurme. -·- -··- ~ --~- -~12~15-lotc pald travel, housing, food, Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Everett Holcomb local· Ruth 8111 Grim· ~m _.or Mr. 8.nd Mrs. Iva Johnson visited with m:uCJOUS Homemade Pizza, MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms · 5~ MILK cows:-5Calves. D. Atlantic. ftlijh salary jobs. Swisher, Radcliff 'and Ja~ Pick- Mrs. J. 0 · Gnm 1 s.ser~mg With Rae. Joe, i5c, and $LOO sizes. De- and bath . Furnish uli! itles. [ A. Milam, Rt. I· . . male, remale over 18. OEIB 4 ett Dayton ' the Armed Forces m VietNam Mr James Reeves. Mr Eu. luxe Pia a . $1.50. Jack 's Dai- _coa_t~~~~~~ng.:.._~ll 16~ Lf_: l' Phone Sll 2-.5757. _ _ : ~:. ~~· Oakland Park. standard shirt, 6 cyUind'"• Mr. and . Mrs. Re• 1 Jeffers The following address will reach gene' Honing and Mr Doyle 4 'I ddl t 12 8 r ~ ~ ~· 14 called on Marvin Cha: at She!- him. SP _ ' U. 8t· Knapp were'sun~y altern.oon B ry ar, n I epor. t c UOUSE on Lincoln Height' 1- - ~ STEREO-RADIO 50. Can •·· ~ seen g Bill rn EGrim " 11 5260637 5 ~ ~-H· 1 W 1 d newly dccoraLed. ln:mle and 1coMBINATION. Full fidelity· CUSTOM ant N. Second, Middleport. lering Arms Hospital on Sun. ' ngmeer Depar- visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley e p an e C II "'Y 2 """ W'll b ru·d 12·'""-' day. Mr. Chase is improving and ment, 1st l.A!g. Cornd., APO T. Johnson. out. a fl -5127. dual channel. 4 speed i cut.""&. 1 . uy ea N!'l/17 • San FrancJsco, · Califom- Mrs. Sharon Barr and Davkl has now been dismissed from ~ hil M I 10 29 tfc I mixed chatJger. Twin Monday . P eer, Insurance . FOR R-E·N- T-:-. 3 room house, ' er system. This is a 1965 mod- WY 2--35109 18 the hospital. ill. were Friday afternoon visitor Reverend B. Jones, Betty and BIRm ANNOUNCED of Mrs. Howard Thoma. •ath PHt..l'fO Copytnc Strvtce. Cop- Kenneth, Columbus, were Sun~ ..", r. and Mrs. Dwa·lne A· J Or· Mr. 'B.Dd Mrs. Jack Elam were " nnd garage. Nurth ftrst el. Radio equipped. • ~ coNOmONING Refr1 St., Middleport. Phone WY 2- walnut finish. Take over pay- , ru....~ ger- lea made fl 6egal papen. dB · th b"rth 3600. IZ l lfc ments of ii5 per montb or pay ation service. Jack'l Refrig- btrdl records a.."Jd almosl day dinner guests of Mr. and n are announcmg e 1 Saturday visitors of Gtillipolls. --~~~ - balonce due $85. Free h.ome eration, New Haven. Phone other doeumenta. Mrs. Reed Jeflers. of a son, Keith Eugene, on De- Mrs. Madaline Evans aDd fam. UNFURNISHED 5 rooms and demo. Call WY ~. 11.1 2-353'1. 4 8 tfc Be Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Turner cember 2 at Holzer Hospital in Jly arid Mr. Ralph Beets of balh, downstairs a]J<trtmenl. ) l2- 14 _6tc uter lllsannce, Po~e:o~ spent Sunday afternoon with M. Gallipolis. The baby weighed sltors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe RUTLAND Ntce location tn Middleport 1 _·--- ___ _ _ Reol Estote For Sale c and Mrs. Jesse Swan, Langs. 8 lbs., 12~ oz. Cr:mdparents Johnson. Call WY 2-5434, 12 I lie 1965 SINGLR \AETNA CASUALTY lnS\ll'smct ville. are Mr. and Mrs. William Cui~ Apply WY 2·2156 1TWO TRAILEH SPACES for SE~1NG machine. Equipped to ----sti PER ·sizE HOME Mullen lnsurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Andrew Greer gave thlsl well and Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Mrs. Jerry CulweU. The Uttle rent in the Village of ~liddle-• z ~g zag, ~akt buttonholes. 16 ROOMS 3 BATHS Pomeroy, Pbooe WY 2-3381. address for her son who is serv- Jordan. Great grandparr!nls are one has a brother, Bryan THE 1, port . Call WY z~ or WY I f.mcy . des1gns. Take {lvcr pay~ REST HOME t 1 Uc ing with the Armed Forces Mrs. Faye Jordan and Mr. and Dwaine, age S years. 3346 DAILY SENTINEL I 2-218G WY 2-JG<JO I meots of 16. per month or pay COULD B~ 3 APARTMENTS ~ -· · ~========= or ·11 30 balance due $64.44. Try rt U1 1•"' ACRE SHADED LOT Insurance AJency , lnc., Porn- ( . _ -~--· tfc 'I yttur home. Call WY 2-6555. l EXTHA BUILDING LOTS. eroy. Phone WY 2-.1:181. Livestock _ _~ FC.Uf\ !lOOM furni shed 'P->rt· - ~-12-14-6\o lNV~STORS DHEAM 91t!c · r: ccEoc.Rc:"~AcoNc- sh:phe;d pups. 6 _ ment. WY ~- 36~~-11 !~~ ~ TAPE~ RECORDER-~---UNCOL~ HILL LOCATION -'UTUMOBll..!. IDSW'ance DeeD t~"· months old. S25. Walter Wil· For S•l• 1965 MODEL tape re<:order. DuASKI NG $26.400 CBDOI!!Ued? ' • yoor opera- ~ 'ion. Phone WY 2-7028. -:. - ·-al track with S ln~h reels. klr'l liconlel Coli WY Z.9 GOOD Jersey milk cows to USF.D l'hlothJ• Jg for sale . Larg,e : This sel hus fine tine. This ! Call US right DOW! frt•,hrn sono. ('h ar!es H"1lter, I '. ssort m_ent. _Men ~- W(. l!Tll~n. .d' , set j'ust IJ.ke new. Take o\·er Day 446-3543, Eve. 441-3791 Haci n~. Ohtn. WI 9-306:=.. I <J.nd ehlld.ren s. .1.dfrrs Use . payment<; of $~ per month or I The WISFMAN AGENCY Cl(llt11ng Stor~, St~te Rout~ 3, pay the remaining balance Gallipolis. Ohio 12·16-3t p : l'orneroy. Ohw .. Vltmd :Jy. \l,t~d- ! due $62.24 . Try it in you r l fiusiness Opportunitie'S 1. nl'··1ay -and Fndrty, 9 lo 7 home . Call WY 2-6555. 12-14-0ic ~- ·· p.m. Suturd:1y, 1·7 p m ; OWNER RANXIOUSTOSELL HI"\ SALE : H'">ti"lur.mt, ~ lnd· l2- l8-6tc CHRISTMAS trees, sheared 1HI!:RE is a very good bargain ~·:n . new!)' rer.wde!ed . Ooing , . 1, ~ma ll red Scotch, Rl. 124 bct~·eer.. Long j for somec,ne wishing a 3 bed~ ! good bu~inl'ss. :\l•ur ~c l1ool . BOYS . or glr 5 Hottom and ltl'ed.sv11le. M. L. room home in Middlepl'!=t. Has I - - - - - - - - - ~elling due tn he ::tllh reasons. ·rr<J ;)nd white bike. 1!hik,,e0., ":~~y· Carr . 12-13-12tp l bath and full bast'ment and ' Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers imng whee l~. " , !:J•i:l l opportumly .'o r,l l;ll~ p;Jr · , l-52H. 11-18-3tc , FOR "a j<·b well done feeling" is in good repair. Should ap· and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bailey ~Y· If l_nterest~ . Y. ntc e·o 1 ---~~-~.~ I dean carpets with Blue Lus- praise for $5,500. It's yours and !'iOns were reeenl supper rhe D31ly Sentmel. Box 66RA.1 2 YR. OLD re~-:1 s lered bux••r. 1 I\ t 1 t · .__ {or only $4,800. Call day time Im1ests of Mr. and Mrs. Rictr c·~~€. name, , , add"".. d Ph '. SH 2 4187 12 18 31" n· en e ec nc S t~t~mpoo~· .ss ~an ___ one. ~ · --· - er $1. Baker Furniture, Mid- 446-3643, evening 446-3796, Gal~ ard Jeffers. :,hune number. !2-l ...~Stc WHY worry over 11 slug~ish dleporl. 12-13-6tc lipolis, Ohio. 12-l&-3tc j Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and ~A TIONAL Fderalion of Indesept1c tank Get Klean~Em - -~- · --~ - · Nancy were in Columbus dur~ pendent Bus ines~; offers out· All Septir: Tank Cleaner, PILE rs soft arxllofty · · colors _J ing the weekend to visit Miss standing, permanent opportu- Landmark Farm Bureau, ~~am bri!hance m carpets ~14ft'" Oleva Smith , a student at Coin! nity to represe-ut tL is organi· Pomeroy. 12-16-30tc cleaned wtt~ Blue Lustre . I umhus Business University. Miss za1ion, recoronizcd <J~; the out~ Henl eleclnc shampooer $l .IPOMEROY- One story frame, Smith has secured nart· " M.OOO BTU nonr funmce WY- 1 p c t Bl k c I ' r standing spokesman or inde- 2_265 1. oc o. ,l part Permastone front, a time employment at Lazarus 4 Ju Gtc Mom:roy emen pcr1dent business. Tlll.l posi· _ _ , on ay. 12-13-6lc l rooms, mod~rn bath. full base-~ Store. · Iron offers well abnvt• aver- BUDGET PRICED furniture in HATS, mlc~- C iliDiOat~d forever. men!, gas furnace heating, Columbia Grange No. 2435 will age ear~in gs a~ well as " X- our thtrd fl~r budg~t shop. Cet ''Star." Ebersbach Hard-j double garage. Excellent lo- j entertain advisors, ~.- ellcnt fring~ benefits . Cilr Ba~er Furmture, Midd leport, . ware. ~iugar Run Mill, Pick- 1 ootion. $11,000. , and parents of the Columbia rn·('e~sary i!ut no long tr rps Ohio. 11 12 Ur en!i Hardwore Mason. 1MIDDLEPORT - Six room 1 Make-It and Carpenter (l v;ay rom home. Libl:'11l l cum - {;"SED KING FLUTE, for sale.i ' 12-9-JOtp I frame, modern kitchen and 4-H Clubs on Saturday evenHIISSJf}n ~nd bonus. nr ~a hry WY 2-2950. 11 17 tfc l - bath, hardwood floors , fire-~ lng at the C<llumbia SchooL nf $125 per week dm m~ train- -~~ -·- - 1 Instructions place, concrete front porch. The club members wiJI present ing undl'r Divi ~ i()n ~~·mager. TRINITY Lutheran Church, lo- \ -~ -- Close to schools •nd stores. the program. For personal interview, please rated on Buttcmut Avenue: ll S. ClVll. SERVICE TESTS! $8,500. Several ~mbers of the call : Mr. Alvin El1 1s, Uptown~ I end of 2nd St., Pom~roy. Call : --~=~~~~-~~~ ~. : r,~: -::,~ ! HARRISONVILLE · - l'h s~ry cal 4-H dUbs were hor>oredl[ er [nn· Huntington Wesl Vir- WY 2~2536, WY 2·2928. , llnu"' Adv•r~c~trr'"'"'· Prepn.~t~n frame 6 rooms. bath utJI!ty at a recent 4-H Achievement ' l 12 II tf lWnlnt u 111111 u l'fllltl""" ' ' gima, ArPU Code 10-1, Tel.j . · - c 'l'hnu~~nd•'" ~~"" "1'1!11 CliP""'"'"• room, front porch, g:1rage. awards cememoney held at the 5~5·7741 on Sund <>y, Decem- USED work pan~s . shi; ls, ja-ck- 1 :;~!:;,' JUt~1 ~~~e:~~'~7 rn•~~1111r~:: Large Jot on Route 648. $3,800. Pomeroy Senior High School ber 19 from 12.00 un lmndj ets ' and shoes · C<u·l Cheva- .-.qttlf'IPmenlo rRu m~rorm•••on "" JOIJ!O. •• 1 •~'~~ C. CVCKLER REALTY Wr111 t'lm-'v 11..-ln- C. WY WY ,._, Auditorium. · Members of the 0 ~Monday, Decembl.'r 20 from ller, Loo& Bottom, Oh.io. ntlm• 11ne1 • ad~•• uncn~ro ......... ~.....,..,. Carpenter Boys 4·H 8:00 to 12:00 noon. 12·18-Uc 1Z.ll·25tp :::~~~· cu " u.a D«UJ 12-17-5tc receJv-~ardJ,, were ·II:odll~l 1 . ' ':!' • ' 11.ll'auxpu und family of Columbus last week. Jordan and Biff Krebs, con""'' I ~ · Chea dl e, va ,.Jon vvnme '· . 12. FroncJo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield vlslted with teir daughter, Mr. and family of Columbus last PonMroy Colllnl ....-.;- ~ - 10ncemore I elrla (Ball.y) -·..._"' --- ....... Society Notes BAILEY'S RESTAURANT --- DAILY ClllCKEN Also Smatter Portion~ For ChlldrtD EXPERIENCED POMEROY, CHO :lH(J Und Car Contor 306 I. MAIN WoH Pen eBROASTED We Art A "Gold Star Sto,..• In Pomeroy'• ChrlltiiM$ Glv•Awa. YO'RESICH A ttlOIJGffTY CRITTER, LOWEEZ.Y-· I~ tive board await you! By FRED LA55WELL IAIINiiY GOOGLI end SI'IUPPY SMITit SELECTION Pomet...,. y Motor C0, Pleasant atmosphere, prompt service, our fes- Maria's Style Post RL 124 Ph, WV 2-5271 hr•euse. Ohio G0€10 SUNDAY Wigs and Wlgletl !nl(l Wl!blll 66 Chevy AT BAILEY'S W11 Sell and Service Local car and rlean inside and out fawn. finish, automatic trans., heatrr, good whitewa11 tires. Ulfl DINE OUT at Mllrlo'a Slylo Post Haircut. .. , , . $1.25 Shampao & Set. . . $1.50 30 day color rinse, Shampao & aot $3.50 Permanent. $7.50 up I(IQUIII.A I IU,.. I ·1 P GIVE A NEW a- 8y GIORGI WONDER .... -· ... ,., .. -·--·· ~. - 'lOU KNCMI. WHEN [ \!IllS ElGHl 1 WAS I A~liOO CAtf-P WI~ M'f �-~ ~­ ,•. ' ' ..... -. ... . . .. .. . ,.. \•' • ·· · ''' '"· ' ~ "'"11o!. .:.,; • •. '. ~ r ' • ' • at y New Haven "' ·• c ' )' I • enttne ••' -- . r .$:. ,:: ~ .... '-' ') . '• l . . . from Bakers ' .·:. ;, ~- ::: : t~~ -VOL-----------------------------------:;:~D~"~~~;~To~T;u~l~;;nN~b~::OI~T~u~M=-.~·~~;M~u~o~n~~D~~~~20,J9~-----========== POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1965 XVII NO. 206 WSCS MEETING Gift . Suggestions 0 .;, ';. J; Gemini 7 Pilots Begin De-Bri"".L•.., ADMiiiAL Duplex Rtfrigoroton Color T.V. Portable T.V. AM·FM Rad ios Clock Radio• Stereo Sets FRIGIDAIRE Frost Proof Refrigerators Electric Rang" Automatic Washers Dishwashers Dryers Freenrs HOOVER claaners Hair Dryers-Can Openers--Irons Floor Polishers Electric Knife i' ' I FLEXSTEEL Upholstered Furnitu re Lifet ime Guaran tee on Sp rings SOFAS- CHAIRS '' Provincetown Maple" Open Stock LIVING ROOM BEDROOM DINING ROOM SYROCO -- Soars over Weekend Wall Ploqu•s & Clock s V.M. & Chann BI Mas ter TAPE RECORDERS e Di ne-te Sets •Mirrors e Bookcases e Des ks e Fireplace Fi xtures eCedor Chest BAKER Meditare's 'Part B' Department •' Now 11 A PHIK+ Time To Wed A Pleno For Your F1mily For Chrllt• mes During The Slit Of Kimbell pqn01 On The 2nd Floor. You11 Find A Fino S.loctlon - A Wide Choice of Furniture Fino '"'" ond Styloo. Slop In, Choooo the One You Wont ond Usa llborloldl S.nslblo Credit S.rviH to Budgll Your Peyment1. "·M•M.a... fried &klekalill· Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COlONEl SANDERS' llECIPE 1\",_"'1 Th• Ck :"!er-I.U- Th• Buck•t 3.7a Th• B•rrel 5.00 (ROW'S STEAK HOUSI WY 2·5432 Mra. Ham18b• Be«er Mrs. Ro!ls Hannahs, Porncroy, Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 Is Improving nicely at home] following hu Dbteh lltla put IIIIIIIDIII', -- ·- - .. --------...-~---------- '" · .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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