https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a94f0d7528efc85261ddc1d30fceee35.pdf ce946fc5cd09bf24af1617ffea8548c1 PDF Text Text '. • • .• ' IS-DlliJ Sentllttl. Pomoroy.lllddleport. o., De. 10, lHS . Con•ul, Nome~ lasr About Middleport • I ''j<7. ·"' .._,1\'. -·"'·' ..,. Eastern Local Oryn G. T,eot'hers.Meef edtlled oervecl. 1lle -liloetl!la·la l<ll- JOhum, 'Paullrle J""- "' ·lor,'O>OIIIer em Feb. lt. Unltod States, Pmels, LetBrl At R'werv•ew ' . - J -Seal .. Barbara . Garner; Lucy F. Gar· Harcy B. <Grindstaff. D Tit E. ~ Local Toacll- - . to Mllllllng D. Webster; ~ =te:!t. ;: Betty . ArouncJ. AncJ. I ·{.it· . ..... iillrell ., ~ ,.u, Olin. ):to ~ ~~~ .... .Qtar~ . QaaldU, ,• . " . ' ' ·' . Clnb CommiUeet f orest Run Methodl'st Church . .. Cathy Fultz, eon•ul of the Meets , or P0 tluck Supper Meefmg ILatin Club of Pomeroy H/go A poUuck dhmer pr~ed: wa~ m charge o~ the meeting. school has appointed commit· wscs. ': • ~-\J#\I'"""''"o: >:<.··· ........ ~ ~• v-n- ._..., _, ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Josepb Dull, Jr .. Pt. Pleasant; Mlcl>ael Facemire, Gallipolis; Mn. Earl Mattox Leon; Mrs. Sam· Ufl Miller, Jr., Evans; Ronald Dowell Leon; Mrs. Roger Bon.. cutter,' Gallipolis Ferryi Mrl. Jerry Arthur, Buffalo. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Alml Deweese, Leon; Richard M..~ ows A 1e Grove; Mrs. Frank Robtrt%~nd son, Bidwell; Mrs, Ja kfton Rousb and daughter, c t Mr nnd Mrs. Jos. h Duff · Jr , 'Pt. Pleasant, 1 ep M ' d Mrs Roger BoneRon; rG a\~ lls Ferry, a sOil.. cutter, _a_tpo _ _ __ , ~~S:Clation met at River- Loti, Pomeroy. ·• meroy. the meeUng of the WSCS of I whtch opened With the organ Ilees for the Jamtary lmh meet· Mb• Ellen Dutton, student lit, ~ acboolthe evenlq of Dec. Msnn/Di D. We~ter< Mary Ru...U Brunty, Jr., Evelyn the F'orest Run Methodist and pLano pr~ludes, 0 RoiY ·mg. Tht>se are: refreshments, IDenmson Umverslty at Gran- ·' w A. Webster, to Jeue Garne:r, E. Brunty, toR. B. Brunty, E. rhurrh Wedne~ay eveni'!i in Night, and Stlent Night, by Benny "right· Bill Sawyer, Ro- vllle, Is opendlng the hollday l1· Teachelil enjoyod lovely dec> Luqd": Gomer, Parcels, Pom· J. Brunty, p.....,ls, Ollve. the church soc1al room w1th 10 Mrs. John Scott and.Mrs. Da- ,bert Burdette, and Wendy car-- 1vacaUon with her ~ta, Mr. , tions and Christmas music eroy.'. . m~mhers and four guesb Re''. ' Vld N_ease. Mrs. Menmng Rousl\ per; program, Becky Stivers, Iend Mrs. Dale Dutton. -~ :Ou bout the evening. Ora 1vatktos_ NelUe M. Wat- Daisy M. <OGria) Grothw~· ~\ e nd"ll G. Stutler and !Wn, devohont~lleader, read a poem. ·Becky Hswley, cathy Fult21 . rida ~· Osborne. Btudent at klnst to ~ ··Di" Webster, tQ Goldie M. Oleodenin, Parce ' 1\ •· .'ll Mrs Dav1d Nease and •Journey or the Magi, ~llowed and Dorothy Neutzllna:, ; Richard Oiler_ arr1v~ F Y m , halned. with the p. . .~ tSau,burj;..: Lebaoon. 1f'r Ann Nease, present · w1th pnyer and the Lords Pray- Also appointed at the Thurs- trom Mlaml Uruversity to spend IRl~e~ew enter. ~~'1). .':Webster Mary 1 'J ht' L,jjb\e was lovely m white er in umson . ,, day night meeting was a com- 1the Christmas vacation w~~: JuM~ 8~~~e Weber, building A. We'b'ater•1oOra Watkbw, NeJ. VISIT AT FRIENDLY r o.l \ t:r bordert'd w1th red pom- "Symbol~ on Chnstmas Art m1ttee to make a program fCir lparents, Mr. ml:l Mrs. Ri • tati and principal l)f ne'M: ·Watki08 Parcels Salis,Htu~ ;tnd rentert>d with a 14 was the theme of the program the Latin Club assembly, con- 1f0iier and hi$ brOther, Steve. 1 :res~n v~s in charge of the bUrY.' ' , ' Mr. and Mrs. Sberley Swan, 0, ndl candelabr;~ endrclrd present~rt b~· Mrt.. Srott. s1sting of Donna Smith, ~hair-, Ohio Un~verslty .stude~ts her~ l w JiUnes Ctlsp, Sr., Nellie Jar. aod Mr. and Mrt~. Wayne Prince .. -:~ 1 pine and Chnstmas bau-, ~rs. Uswm NeB.se retJd from man. Ke1th E~ns. Lmda Weh· f~r t~e holidays With the11 farQl-~PM~ Allee Nease had 8 flannel rt1J Crisp, to Jaclt Crisp, Par- of Long Bottom aDd Mrs. S~ 11 ,n With rcndy cane <'a nd IPS tSalah 411 lor t~l! sen•J('e ut rung, and Chanse Porter. I hes mclude Karen Bachner, r h N!sentation of the Christ- ~. 8alem. .. my wn100 of H~klngport visit-.ASSINIBOIA "n , 1ther side. Grace w~s ask- worsh1p and explained the mean- Smce th1s w::~s the Chr•~tmas Jamce Taanebill, Roo Han- grap P ing 1 p Como Jack Crisp, GJe11Da Ruth Bd Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. . f 1 e~ l.lv ftev . Stutler. , mg of t~dvent , the time ()r peru- met'tmg- Dawn Carper read a ning, Randy Humphrey, Keith masrs~ry, us erry Crisp, to James Crl!p Sr. Nel- Paul Smith at Friendly, w. Va. A~inibo~s was the name 0 \lr·i Jark CUfhs president, tence and self exammatwn 11s !'tor.v :1~ou1. the_ R_oman Satu~n- Morgan, Judy Butcher, Paul i r~~ ding. joined io carol lie Jarrell Crisp· Parcels, Sa· 'They also made 8 tour of Ute regiOn ~h1ch cover~ what~ ,;;,;.:.,_;~=~..;_~""'-·~- ' symbnl1r colnr 1s vwlet or pur- atia wh1ch 1s sJmJlflr to Chmt-. Gerard, John All~nsworth, Dave 7or to the business lem Viklng Pottery at New Martins- , are adJoining portion: ~~ 't • p!t>, meanmg mournmg .and mas. Alter !IJIS the group sang 1Wiley, Bob ing, BOd Barbara 18llt8 flnolr with Larry Ritchie of R~~t C. Hartenbach, Sher· ville, w. va. lnd the Fenton Canadian provmces o am~ ! humJlUy several C'hmtmas cerols ac- i Jones. : mee":'f1 Hi School ealdlD ify (James W. Brannan etul) Glass Company at Williamstown, ba and Olltarlo and the sta Pomeroy, Ohio I A hymn preceded the explan- companied on the plano~ Mrs.: Mr and Mrs. George Dallas ' Ee~f:: thegh business~~: to James W.. Brannon, 62.75 A., w. Va. of Minneso~~~~~_o_:_~akota. <~liOn of the symbol ot ChriSt-, Theod1«1~ F'recker, a~v1sor. ' and ~hildren of South Charld· - · - _ lllldlllti!IIIIIIJI.._.,...Itld!llllllllllllllllllllllJtllllllltiliiiW mas rose by the leader. An or· , Follow1~g the . meeting there · lon Ohio are spending "S~~:~\HJ1&DTE~'i~:ID" 1gem solo was presented by M~s .. wus <l g1ft ~xd!ttnge and re- ;holi'da ~ith tbeir parents, Mr.l i David Nease- and Mrs. Ed1th fres hment~ served by Barbara , d F t Baclitel Mid- i l Technicolor) :an rs. d o~es and M ' Wil- , F'rJnkie Avalon, Deborah . Sisson re"d lsaiah 9. intrnduc- White and Ch'[lrise Porter WJ!Je,·, Cesar Romero, fred ling the coming of Chr·ist. A ta· : Atft'flding besides tbe above ; d_lepor~=t~ck rChester rs. 1 l'l;,rk." Buster KE'alon, Har· : ble w1th purple satin el(lth t:~nd wt>rl" .John Goodwin, Terry Ev-j liam • · ~~)· Lembeck, Eve Arden, :centered with rt'd rose in silver ans. Jenny Menchlnl, Marla Gru- i Thomas Skinner, student at · llvn na Loren. F=utur•tte: Hoofs & Gooh. · , ·~~se. was the worshi p center. ,eser. Sally G!obokar ay Bine:. the Ohio State School of Dent- 1 3 Stoott• ' Following a hymn and while Lori ng Vaughn and Mike GlobO· istry, visited his parents, Mr. ! Colorc~rtoont soft music was played, Mrs. kar. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner and ; Alfn•d Yeauger rt"moved tht: , Mrs. David Farmer Friday. He ' Wtdnesct.~. O~tcembe•· 22 rose. ' lrs. Kerns Roush folded Iis spending several days hunt- · ttOT OPEN If!':' purple doth ond Mrs. Ma,·k Spedalist Sp~aks ing in Virginia. : • MEIGS THEATRE VOL XVII NO. 207 POMEROY.MIOOI.EPORT. OHIO the! Big Seledions In Every Department Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson, ! """"'¥*1'""11•1i-"'"n"ii.,;.,;II!IOISJ•ar~t•ni•loi•JII•IIII"iIOliltoiltoiiiiOI;•III!Oiii!OII.,tto!llltollll•lUtoiiOIIIIIOitoii iO1-RII!IOI I to!l!llll"!1,.1011-!11'1!1!,.;IOIEliDIIO!"" th eek. nd pli-!ced on the I:Jble by Mrs. , . Kentucky, spent e w e ! StaCl'V Arnold cmd Mrs. Ru:>.~ . C. H. ~ b:Jen, fire prevent·. with Mr. e.nd Mrs. James Reed. ! PUSSYCAT?" , ,\' al~.:,n t:~nd the Mse was replac- wn specmllst from Cald~ell. _ Mr . Hobinson is a student it; iTerltnitolor l ed b Mrs YeaujiJer ~ poke to the Eastern HIgh , Kentucky ChrJstian College. 1: p,.t,·r O'Too le. PL' II'!' SI·IIL•rs , y . ~ .. Sl·hool student bodv rrldav , De1 1.,.,,, · s" hne uJt>r. I'Jp ucine. Mr~ . Wendell(, _.Stutler.s·Mr~ · " Miss ('harlf'ne Davis has ar" . · "h M. .. . cern her ..9 on th e su, b'Jt''-•t , i·r.o,. 1re.. . from . the Rhode Is-:. 5H Tho Comploto Llno Of J'Jui:1 Prt>nti s~. Wu1\1h· Ail · M,mmng H.ou., . · r s. · Jsson · 01 . .. rived .home SPECIAL GROUPS . • II .., A I 'I· ... , ., . m 110. . . I 11 10 1 d 1 11 1 ··r1 l r-111:1 nct·ess. '.\'. :1n :r i S. "" a son sang, n r~ H d tr d "· . ]and S<·hnol of Des1gn PrllVI· 1 \T" o.1il l lau _!(h 11lwn d h Tf - , e emons a1e oo 11. Je 11t.1m 1 • 1 1 1 11 , /' 1' lhl• a n~wN to lhl' She~~~r ~ ~:tr ~d . .e r·ability of common produd s: dt'nce, R._ I., for the holiday ; 1om1·1b que~linn of lfw Flock., ll} NL. h~. <~Iter '~<~<hlch : found around th~ home. Since i se:ason with her parents, Mr.; v• :1r' \\.'oudy AllrrJ. h:1~ eac!l mem~r d1spl"a~ed. her fa-: Christm:Js i~ near. safet~· rules 11 nd Mrs. J. J. Davis and fam- -;~; Just In Ume for your selecUon for gift& 11 1, .. ·• trouble ;~lt ho hr·'s vor 1tl:' Chnstmas car d and told · were a•l"ven.- Pamphlets wer·''-' ily, I" " IIWiff'SS£'1''' in a Sl !'lfl. A. FRENCH CLUTCH PURSE{_ _ _ _ $1.H l .·l ' t' plnrt>' Paul~ Prc-nri ·~w~r.lh', e h.JStory ofAtn omo, All-e f·· pa~sed : Ori Tho Flnt Floor ·' "" r Jo! r!ln~ ··~tr 1 prN'' and .. blto the students after the :" Mr · and Mrs· Errold Dawsonw Choice of several stylel. SoUd colors. Smooth or lfained 1:qn11" inf'. mlln ·rr;ny :mel gio C(lrrcgio an Italian artisl .a.~rsem y. bl ·" b 1of Be!le, W. \'a. visited Satur- 1 ~ I, q·u 1a ·., ndrrs'i who painted ·many famous pte. ·' S dne assem v Pr wos ld opem'lJ y .J.... . h , 1 and Mrs. '"'II • finish. IJ:m~ rnH I ~ · 't t ua}' wrt "r. rol · C :1 111 :11 1 p~r~l'hute jHmpt·l·' . . • tu en1 ounr1 es en G·•·eg M,, . w 1 T\' l\1nnvm ao Wonll)' Alltn lure\ inrludl~g -~Je ~ladonm•.:- Rall .. y l:<t ding the students an:.! ~ ~Cr.s. . 1: B. WOMEN$ BILLFOLDS _ _,_ _ _ $1.H 111:1\.: r·• ~nf'{'n ("\('bUt .l~ III IIdn~Hl , the c_hn. '. Child, ".I'• faeull:v 10 the "Pledge of Aile- Mr. ~tnd Mrs. Sidney Russel l ! }~in e quality billfolds In a wide variety of atylea ·~;r~r ~g~~i~~.~ ~! lt '~ 1\u gr·,en by Mrs. Alnold. The 11 -giance.'' of Glouster were overnight W FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS qOI"y u/ _Ra_phllel. also kno~n - ·- -- guests this past week of Mi·. = unusual valul!s. oF 1965 lor Ills pamtrng of th,e ~~donn<~. a brvchure or Christmas card'; and Mrs. George Meinhart. ~ Co lorurtoon, : Pink -w:t'i g1ven by Mrs . Curl1.s.. . . from L:rdCF.F depictin~ Ctlri~t- · . C. MENS BILLFOLDS - - - - - - $1.00 P.rtiamu l>.lrs. Sf·ott gave a medltatmn m.as around the world Wf.'l'e tl is-! Mr. and Mrs. George MelnRu~hing Roulette 1 11 h Jd h , d Have removable pUR call. Brown or black. Boxed. 1J11 Chmt l'(:nws o !1 t e wor -: plnyf' d by Mrs. Scot!. art wer~ in Manetta We nesSUNnAV, MONDAY a,nd_ Mrs. fred Nease read th,·, Prayer by the Ieeder, th~ tar- day f'v_<:-nmg where they attend· . ~ D. WOMENS BILLFOLDS----- $1.00 TUESDAy ( hnA r~l<tS stor ~· fmm \-la1thew . · ol Silent Night and benediction ed " dmner. drmre sponsored by . LlJ~:ht and dark colors. Many hive attached coin purse. DEC. 26-'27-28 An arl1cl'::', Chnst1an art around · contluded u1e program, and the the State H1ghway Department. "T~AT FUNNY fEEliNG" lhe world, was read Oy Mrs., meeting closed with an article ' 1 BoxPd ready to rive. ITrchnicolon • Watson, whi<"h gave the btgm- : Check Your Politeness At Church : • • I ~~.~~~J g.~~·n~o~-~h~~wllart, ning of the Lil·Lit Chri~tn:'<ls ; and a poem. The t'-.;~w Year bv ' "-'hW+;M-.-•mltti'IWM~Q.:< a , i 'J'Jlliot . c-:~rds. The first card ever pr~nt- · Mrs. Sisson_ . -~ -~- i Feeturette: Honin' Around €d was the Blue Madonna pamt,) )! ''''""'•••• ed by Frank w.. tey. Cards and :: ~1 -· · -·-·-· · Disrrirt Parr~- is ~1 Big selection or toys for everyone on your Ust. The •N :t W ti'. •~UG ::t ti .,.fiili:$1' J! very toys your boys and girls want and all at sal• AffemiNI l>y four Jt Terrell ~ prices. Dolls, trucks, road race sets, pmea, books, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Four members of the Amerreturned home SattJrday, /~ · it~:1n Auxiliary of Drew Wl!bster Cincinnoti where they Wt!re from guns, model klts, sleds and many, many other toys. call-~ Complete wlth camera, wrllt strap, film, Oasb cube and -~\ .tt,~1 i Post ,jjltended the Eighth D1s- td eorly in the week by the Elf>erfelds Toyla nd is located on Main Street - 2 batteries. No fOCUJinl or setting needed for sharp, clean ~ trict b1rtMay parly al Veterans df'!Hh of his .!lunt. Mrs. Alonzo pictures. Instant eamera loading wltb Kodapak CartrJdge, doors below Court St. : Hosp ital in Chillicothe. Thurs- Terrell. Joining them in Clncin- w See all the other modele of Instamatlc Cameras and Movie I day arLernoon. Tht! room wt~s na11 w~re Mr. and Mrs. Clem· Bicycles, Tricycles and Sidewalk bikes are 10ld in Cameras - Camera Supplie1 - Projectors - Film Flash Bulbs on ule ln the camera department on tbt lit dt-rorated in ket!ping with tht> mie Lanimm of tharleston, \\'. Elberfelds Main Store. Stop in. Buy your bicycle or I. holiday se·a:-;on. Va ., Mrs. M<~ry .Ionian. Mr . ._, Ooor . ~ I Mrs. Albt-rt Rou~e of Middle- and Mrs. William Stordge o~md A tricycle now- They're all on sale! Iport. di strict rehabilitation chr .1 Vvilliam Terrel! of Nilro, W. Va. • I..:::::~ .J HIURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Dec. 23·24-2.5 "WHAT'S NEW ~~a~bl~l-:1~~h:ed w~~~dl~;t~e~~ AI F:a~tern Hiu-h -a "' MAKE ELBERFELD S IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER I OPEN TONI GHT UNTIL 9:OQ p•M• 1 I 1 Mainly About People fn Pcmeroy , . ••• •• • . ~ ~ ,f • •• • • •• '~ h•ppr h•ppen•, It'• Bulow• w•tch Umel" • e Tilt''"" • • • f"/0 I ~LILIIIff "I" f> eYe!')' 23tfjlwtll. nl woUI I dltmO!Ufl · wGma~ . Compf1hl~ 14!( tOld. fiUIU crylf1l . YtiiQW 01 till,. • • •• •• •• ~ ____.:____________ was in charge 'l( the party and : Mi ss Patrit:ia Hennessy, stu-11 Mr .~ . Helen Billings of Athf'n~ dent nurse at St. Joseph Hos- ' ~ in the £~bse nce at Mrs. Wlsnn M<~r ion and Miss Polly Karr ot 'i C,jlrr distnct president, f'Xtended nved Friday evemnliJ to spend greetings to the Veter an~ Christmas with ber parenl8, Mr. "' a~d also led in singing nf !' ·~· :and Mrs. Thomas Hennessy and ~~ b1rlhday song to the nter"""" fam•ly. Owr 100 veterans were enler- Mrs. Edward T. Bauer of I larned and there were 50 or ~arion and Miss Pilly Karr of more women of the dstrict pre- Columbus arnved Friday even- 1 senl Home made fudge, cakes, , ing, for a visit wit.b their par- ! ice cream, favors and prizes . t•nts. 1\1r. and Mrs. Charles n. l were provid ed by Auxiliary un· Karr Sr. Miss Karr returned iL of the di strict. Dancing home Sunday and Mrs. Bauer 1 W<~s enjoyed with music by the remained for e week's visit. I Ho~p1laJ band. Mrs. t:harles R. Karr Sr, re- ! Attending from local unit were turned home from Holzer Hos· Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Olin · ~ital Saturday and is improv· i Knapp, Mn. George Mowrey 1mg. 1 and Mrs. 0. A. Martin, Mrs. , J!imes Ebersbach, student at · J. M. Thorton sent fudge but ' St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers- , was unable to attend. bw-g, W. Va. spent the week- ' end witb his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Harold Ebersbacb and Mornins Star Cl&• d.ughter, Holfls Annnal Party Mr. and Mrs. Walter Killing· 1 The Women's Class of the er of Dayton, were weekend ' Morning Star EUB l'llurch held guests of his mother, Mrs. WJJ.' its annual Christmas party on , liam Killinger, Hemlock Grove, 1 We_dnesday at the home Df Mrs. i Mrs. Nora Eakins of Dayton Ed1son Hollo~, RD, Minersville. I ~as the Weekend guest of her A potluck dinner was served ! Stster and llrother-in-law. Mr · at noon. A short business meet- end Mrs. George Heines. 'i lng was conducted by the presi- , Misses MaralyM and Cara. dent, Mrs. Clark fhle, with a 1f lynn Tracy spent the weekend · program pertaining to Christ- , ~~ Huntington, W.Va. wit.b theJr ! mas. and brother-In-law Mr Gifta were placed under a de- and Mrs. Eugene Hes~. ·· corated tree and later exchang- ~· and Mrs. RJchard Leif• od. Others attending were Mrs. hett and children of Springfield Lee Jnhnsnn, Mrs. Fred E. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.eSmith and son, James, Mrs. hew and daughters of Columbus I Glen Collius, Mrs. Menzel Smith were weekend guesb: of Mr. ! Mrs. Oarence Grueser, Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Davis. . J. A. Smith, and guests were Mrs. Victor Hysell and Mrs, , S~RVE DINNER L~twrence Rose. ~- Members of the Homebuild- ! ers Class of the Church of Christ 1 - - ..___ Boys 1 prepared and served the LoyDI ' Women's Christmas dinner Thursday evening. Serving on food comrnittee were Mrs. Den· \'er RJce, Mrs. Norman Yeau.' ger, Mrs. WettdeU Gerlach Mrs. 3 pr. Kenneth McEIItlnny, Mr~ Joe Bishop, Mr•. WendeU Bunce and Mrs. Edward Evan~. Men of the class aervlng the dinner bJCiucfed WUilam Gru•er, Tom Middleport Rowen, Herman Klnealtl a,.,. ! 1 r-:::L:.;:;::;;:0;LJ::~---------I 2 Give . , • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • •• ••••••• • • Goessler POMEROY .~ " ' L .. ·--~~~~ : ·. ·, ': - ''I' . - ,.1, ~~-~~~·~~._·~~~· from a complete selection You'll lind her favorite &lyle, color and her correct lize. Seamless and full fashlon· ed lto$1'Y. plalll weave, meeb weaves, textured nylons - DON'T FORGET FLASHBULBS Select what you need from our complete selection of flashbulbs and flash cubes. aupp. hose. I MEN}S COSMETIC GIFT SETS Give Him ATieorTwo Ready boxed lifle lor him - Shave Cream - Alter Shave Lullon - Deodorants - Cologne - Shave Soap and Combination Sets. Choose from these popUlar br1nda• 1 1 COWBOY BOOTS 1 ss.99 ''-------"! ter Eni11a and Wllltloll ~ -- $]-00 .. ~.50 Neat pattem.e In four-In-band and ready·tle atylet. The aew populor obopeo. In free lift bo1<. eOLD SP1CI eYAROLIY e007 e GILLEnE 1 Roush's Shoe Store OPIN IVININGS Choose her favorite nylo111 1 :~to JEWELRY STORE stock up now on the film you'll need for the bolldayl!.- lD the camera department you'll find a complete selection of black and wblte and color in all sizes for still and movie eameraa. S5c FILM SALE 39c 65c FILM SALE 49c 70c FILM SALE 54c $1,.10 F I L M - - - - - - - - SALE 73c $1-15 FILM SALE 87c $1.25 FILM SALE He $1.75 FILM SALE $1.37 $1.95 FILM SALE $1.49 $2.15 FILM SALE $1.74 $2.45 FILM SALE $2.10 $2.50 FILM SALE $2.13 $2.75 FILM SALE $2.27 $2.95 FILM SALE $2.44 89c .. 4·95 i 1'"'" SALE! KODAK FILM HOSIERY for CHRISTMAS • eM-U fACTOR $onto Clou1 will loo on tha 2nd floors TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 to3 P.M. 6to I ' P~ . 1 . eCURRIER ond IVES eMENNENS eC!TATfON e KINGS MEN eWILL!AMS .THURSDAY ElBERFELDS IN POMEROY 6to I P.M. Bring the CbUdren to See Ill~ .. ' - :•_,.. ' ·1.1· ' ,. "· <i ~ •: . ; ' • '' '""'.-t~-.Ji ' ' ' .. ' •• fell Into · .fte lUper Tttu, set tt Alrt City police today are investigating the second major lilting trailer-sized Manned breaking and entering in Gallipolis in less than a week. _,~~'~::-~"'P- _ Property stolen Jn the latest one Monday night was valued ~ . at more than $3,000, consistlng mainly of office equipment. FOREIGN VISITOR - Ole Gilbo, of Oslo, Norway, ,. . Miles T. Epling, at 7:36 a.m. today, reported the theft at plenishes a display of Christmas decorations at Rall'1; ~ the M. T. Epling Co., First Ave. There waa no sign of fore- Franklin store in Middleport. Ole, a senior at Kent ~ ible entry and no broken win- I University majorin g in marketing, came to Middlepoft Town council was assured Pomeroy Moter Company bid dows. 1$354.84, and another at $391.96: spend the Chri~tmas h~lidays with ~is frat~rntty ~ Monday an Area Redevelopment $1640 on a new Chevrolet, MetSgt. John Taylor said the 1two mM typewriters, at $518.61 Tom Rail. It will be h1s fourth Chr1stmas 1~ the U~Act lARA I grant to help build ropolltan Motors ,1,86'1,611 on a burglars opporentty entered and I53H8; , calculator /~ted , Slat es. E, 0, Rail. owner of th• store and Toms fotber,, ~ the proposed Pomeroy sewerage new Rambler and Blaettnar Au· the offices of the firm througb l at $846.15, and other miscel-1pul both the students to work dunng the Chrtstmas fUiK, will have the highest priorit.y in to co. ,1,961.66 on a new f'onU- The vocal tllld instrumental a rear d~r! on the ~iver side l laneous . items totaling $193.20i'Ole enjoys it. Ch_ri stmas ln Norway i~ differe~t in that~ tbe lOth congressional district. ac. music students of Southern of the buJidtng. A kmfe blade" along w1th the Christmas pack- are opened Chnstmas eve and !arn1ly. reumons are ~ 9 LeI . F F liz h · n f h hool 'II 1.. or some other slender instru- [ages, _5 111g sc s le • u ' c amna o C WI presen1 a puutl ed Th value . unknown. . . frnarv . Dec. .t S and l. 26. I PIOlet and Hall are 1n the Delta U_psl.lOil . the sewerage committee, reportouncll, however, decided to lie Christmas program in tbe Dl.ent, was apparen _Y ~ to 1 ~ f1rst of the two maJor raterm y.- en m:___~------------ed to council at town hall that get the_ larger 32S horsepower school auditorium at 1 tonight. open the door by sbppmg the IB&r:E s wa~ repor~ last Thursthis assurance was made 'n armotar JD the new Chevrolet day mormng by J1m Staats at 1latch. lhe recent letter from Cong. ~all· cruiser at an additional coot of The program wrn be In charge Mr. Epll"i supplied the po- the French . City Lumber Co., H M II $55, making: the total cruiser of vocal Instructor Mrs. Rich- lice department a list of th~ 1 Pme St. Ttueves stole approxl: •·"' J\ er"Ther: machln et cost ,1,69!. It was pointed out j ard Lee and lnstrumenlol olfice Urm'hll{,fl.347.00 worth of mer-: ..... 1"·· D11 'under whlcb to file for the Rambler did not have the rector Dan Williollpoon, . • ·• mcludod 1bree add1ng machines chand!lle, the ma)onty of 11, .. t . ,. larger motor I The musicians wiD do tile one valued at f(OII. 10, one at power tools. · ,.. ..... , · · ~ a~lance, Fultz said. T be • "Jingle Be II Rhapsody.. - - - 1 CINCINNATI fUPil - C1Jv diff.,.rent wavs the stadllllfl charrman added that he has OTHER ACitVITY "Psalm 19" ''Carol Festival'" {; James A Rhodes was to meet construction can be flJUinCill. WA81f1NGTON PRESt- urged Cong . . ~oeller to contact In other business: '"Christm&s' Suite., and "Chrbt.- •n ~ MIIIDi1:Wit; With local off1c1als todav for a, Charles E Staab, comnt. dent Johnson, In an attempt to Pomeroy offrcwls as soon as $1,6(1(1 was transferred from mas Part .. • Albert Roush, eommaader progress report on the proposal ('ha 1rman, s:ud a final site l j forge even strong~r bonds ~ JlUldellnes are kllown. the Parking Lot Meter Fund In the :~al rtlon et the of Feeney - Beaoett Post, 121 for a new st!ldium to attract a •the 60.000-seat structure wDl bt tween the United Slsles and Its Mayor Charles Legar said be to the Cemetery fund D Th d' Amerlctln Legfoa, In MiddleNational Football League fran· pwked by Jan. 20 ' NATO allies, is going to illvlte also has been in cont~ct with Discussed setting ·up a bud-i _b~fe~cle a;iU be O:::ists ~r port, l• remiadl.ng members Chlse to the ,. 11 y The comm 1ttee ~s pleked • West Germany and other EuroCong. Moeller and Phil Lavelle, get for the cern te he erd ., b lbat tile post will meet Ji'r1.. Maj Robert M OJambers Also expected to attend were feasible s1tes the r1verfroot. -lif. 1 1 ll 0118 to "'In America's AHA di5tr· t 0 ff' 1 1 rd' • ry rUB ees, "T re Were Sbeph s Y t1a ~ " l t•- half b · '1 end""""' pean -.na JV IC IC a' rega mg and agreed a meetill of the Fl . b' ' . 1 1 y, ~.-. a at: w eo son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus R. Paul Bro'~<~<n. former ownf'r and ea, the downtown west -w space effort. the rnatter. nance committee g Cemete ·the 0111,~ cborua w IC~ lreata wW be takea to the Chambers, 243 N. Fourth St., coach of the Cleveland Browns near Crosley Field Johnson announced the forUtBU~ NEW CRUISER trustees and workers sbould ~! do•• :o;,l' Snow','H ~t~ -~ eo.Dty Clllldn•'• Home be- [Middleport, has completed the of the NFL and head nf a J]roup an Blue Ash, be ~d Moadif. coming ulVltatlon Monday night Council approved a recom- held on the matter CJrDw, ,, .~Li~ 111 r:.ue UJ tween Z • 3 P· m. and tbe associate course at the Army interested in operatmg a fran-1..,~ number of parties haft . . at a Whtei House dinner honor· rnende.tlon of the Safety com- Heard Mo . ~ ar sa ~a, ., t e mmer community's children wJJI re- Command and General Staff chise here, Bnd B1ll DeWJtt, ~sed an interest in ing West German Chancellor mittee to purchase a new 1966 has 1 ed Y 11 gfr Y~~ Boy, and We Wish Yoo the telve treats at the ball from College, Fort Leavenworth, owner of the CmcmnatJ Reds. ture and Joseph H. Kanter, • Lfidwlg Erhard who Is In Wash- police cruiser from Pomeroy Mel e~ lll Wnf ~rn e Merriest.' S - 7 P· m. die same day. Kan. 1 The Stad1um Strenng Com- 1veloper of the suburbu 1'11'1111 irgton for two' days of talks Motor Company. Bids on it 1 gs th ~nty a~ o~pany A boys' ensemble will ring Memben are asked to meet Major Chambers was one of rnittee was expected 1o present ParK community, came~on a wide rsnge of world prolrl were received two weeks aga s ~~e h ~bng w en he "Carol, Brathen, Carol'' and Wednetday, Dec. !!, at I p.m. 448 U. S. and Allied off1cers who - -- - - - - wJth ll concrete proposal ...... lems. The talks COJJUnue today. and have been revieweQ sa e as about plans ''The Christmas Story" wlll be at tH baD to IBCk the treats. attendd the 18-week course, ldy . ~~ thoroughly by committee mem- of the new company to improve presented by a mixed ensemble. Tbe regular meeltn( will lol· designed to prepare officers for lCVJng He said he was wlllioC - ·· WASHINGTON - A $1!0 bers, Mayor Legar said. •ts services. . The Girl.!! Glee club will sing low at 7:30 P· Ill. duty as commanders and gen1gamze a syndicate million construction program In comparatlv~ bldding, the Chief 01 Pohce Jed ''Oh, Holy Nigbt," wit~. Char- 1111 1 ;: ~ li!WD era! staff officers of divisions j investors_ to buDd tb1 will fall by the wayside as part s report for the past lene Ward ao soloist, Where or log!Stical commands. The He outltned to the of Defense Secretary Robert S. month thet showed 27 ttrre51s, Is the Clllld Today," with Pam ANNOUNCE DINNER major entered the Army in Iplans for use ol z,iOO 18 accide~ts, five bends taken, Sylvester McNamara's plan to put the U. f8 ipS narrating, and The united Onistmas dinner 1944. NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser-f undveloped land in his · 44 complamts investigated, two "Chrlstmas ·was Meant For and S mUitary machine in top of the Rscine Legion Major COO.mbers, a 1944 grad- vces for Mrs Frances Carol v1s1on, room .enoulb fighting trim. McNamara tndi~ Illegal parking arrests, seveH Children." A glrls• ensemble A il~ to Post 602 will be uate of M1ddleport High school, Lievmg, 24. New Haven, who DOO-seat stadiUm and <ated more cuts were to come. wam/n~ bsued, 1126 parking will sJng "Mr. Santa." b~~ Tuesday December 28 at Is a !950 graduate of the u. s. died Monday mornmg In the ltfd parking." . In a program to streamline meter tickets Issued trlth 75 p m at' the Legion ~me Military 'Bacademy. Hol~r hospltal , Will he hf'ld, K.:mter proposed too •~=~= spending "without eating Into Funeral services for Ira Phil- unpaid. Street money cellected NOW YOU KNOW ~tead of-December 29 85 prevWednesday at 2 p m. at the trade the Ian~ to the il the muscle" of the u. s. effort lips, 86, who died Monday at totaled ,1,021 and lot money, Ill 1• the Great .Piape iousl announced. TRUMAN TRIP New Havl1l Methodtst churcb syndtcate for 1ts stocks • ir Viet Nam, McNilliW'8 plan- his residence at Rt. 1 Raclne, $903. •wept Load•, tillla& •·• Y , NEW YORK (UPI)-Former with the Revs. Marvan Fmme wluch also would be ned to release today 1 list of wJU be beld Thursday at 1 p.m, Approved ~eral approprl. per10111, •ccordlaa 10 tbe World · President alld Mrs. Harry S and Marcus Trough offlcJBtmg. ~va~lab.le to the publio the projects wblcb have been at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church. &Uons within funds at the re-- Almauae. PLAN PARTY Truman were scheduled to Burial w1ll be In K•rkland Mem- jmst1tutJ~nal investorset•uab put on the sbeU Indefinitely. n· Reedyville, W. Vs., with burial quest of Clerk Edna Schoesleb. The lzaak Walton League wHI arrive this afternoon to spend ona.J Garde-n He sa1d he. had 10 clutfod IIDOilll tlte deferred 1~ In the nearby cemetery. Atlendlng were Mayor Legar, ANNOUNcE PROGRAM bold Ita annual Chrlsbnas party Chrbtmas w1tb their doughier She was bom April t1, 1941,1 tal ava1/able 'lhroogb ems was a mUitary housing pro- SUrvivors lnrlude his wife Clerk Schoenleb, and Council· The Mt. Herman UJ clwrch at 7 p. m. Monday, Dec. 27 at and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. at Qumcey . tllmo1s. t!w daught- ·nat10na l bankm~ C...11001~ gram which woold have provld- Freda McCauley Phillips· flv~ men Lou PouUn, Fultz Franklin will hold its Chrltttmas program the club house. 111ere will be Clifton Duniel. and thelr er of 0 Chet and Huth Dundy•lo build tbe stadium 1 e<' 8.500 dwelling units, new tlaughtera, Mrs. Charles 'Ford, Rizer, Bob Hyzell, Roy Reuter Thursday December 23, 111 8 p. a Chrisllll!ll dinner and a &iftj children. In suburban Westcbe!t- Campbell. who sumve. SnrV!V· jcout~ get ~,. llil'oit barracks building additions aDd Beaver FaUs Pa . Mrs Wood- and DOD Ctlllruo, m. The pubUc fo Jnvlted. exchange. ter County. ors m add1t10n to her parents Sign by e Redo projeas. row Harper, \v. . tier husb"<md, Larry C. INFL tea_m_. _ _ __ Mrs Clare F tty G 19~ e L1evmg, and a sun, Larry Mar COLUMBUS. GA. - FEJMm.. · · nee e ' ran tin L1eving. She was a memberi • 1 al ogents oel2od ·,100 mllUon of the New Haven Method!SI Hold . IVOrth of pure heroin lit the William McCr<lokey, Spencer, church. . , Chmtmas Party trailer borne ol o U. S. Army W. Va . a son Clyde PhiUips By BEIIL.UI JONU uoJ - made by Mrs. John KJn. Christ In Ill Batura! setting lb• es) all the essence of JOY and Fnends mal roll at the Fog- The annual Cltrlstmu warrant officer Monday night to AU!e~' Ohio· sisters M ' ''It's begiMin& &o kK* a lot caid, talented garden club mem~ figures on the Rawling..coats gladness. iesong Funreal homt' from 3 to for Meigs Aerie No. 2111, climax an fnlernallonal lnves· Ella McCaul;y Elizabeth' ~· like Christmu, Everywltm ber; the Dudley J'Jorfst window lawn (90 lamiHarl but with Also there was the commun· 5 p. m and from 7 to 9 p. m. will be held at the IOO,e ll~alion Involving one - third Va., and ~- Arlie you go .. -- ... " Is espeetaUy allrliC!Jve with ltd too moay memories this year; lly tkislmas dinner for child- today. I Wednesd.y night for of all the agents In the U. S. Cllarfeston, w. Va.; 22 grand- More theD ,.1 1 , , and guests . 1 aDd white po/naeWoa and mtiQo tbe Martin, with ita buaU!ng ren of the town held at Heath Bureau of Narcolf<s. children, and 20 great grand- soog our co.!mwtlue1 ger ....e; be auro to aoe tlte parties tor tlte various groupo Methodist Cllurch. Everybody An F,O E committee 0 reindeer llld the real • !ookl,. oet off Chrlstmao m The Bend. wanted to help for there is no Arrested In what was tlescrli> children tak ' ported 1t has mailed 18 ed the "larsest single selz. Friend. may <all 1t the Ew. air~ ~ ::!'!:'k chimney llld lovely lreti fD tlte Now Is the lime, too, lor the llgbt Hke the stsrs in a child's mas cards to over 100 ure of narcotico In the Unlled ing Funeral Home tmlll 10·30 nl I loot! will a Columb"' llld Soulhn lllectrl< onnual Christmas programa In eyos when there I Christmas Mason men serving Is tbe Slates" wu Chlel Warrant 01- a.m. Thltrltlay, · ~:.ra lnvl wWt tltatr .,: offices; the Tri-Lustro windows the ehurchea, when Mom onc1 party just for hlm. The young ed forces In VIet Nam. cr:!;"wi1b 15. : eUecl llld attractive are the pride o1 lila lolollel Pop's pride ODd joy will otatld 10 mucb more enjoy these The Meigs rounly commls- 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ beroJ 0 ltm I merchotldlse - 1bere'1 ....,.. Hysell, who spenda muob lime up "' lie down •• the <oso may DlODiftlls. Tiley tsugb and cry sioners Monday approved a r deep freezer thing for everybody OD your1 each year making her windows be, and IIY ''his piece,'' then SO easily. I step - up in clasgification for were arrested In the caoe -five Two LupviUe .._. l>lve Christmas list tell Cltrlstmas meuqes (on get hls treat from Santa. c.,... Chrtatmu brings back the counly well are departmenl 1) SHOPPjNC fD New Yon and cme In Mlaml beoa lfaetf II IDtf <Oils, rJv· ahoWI tlte manger .... and o!U., groupa briJiil • bit ol mu· wonder of ..cb llfOWt>Up as we workers. DAYS LEFT .}!) · Beach T!to New Yon 01 auptotl..'tf JaO - Deaplte commercialism of the other an oltrliCtivt &Ill Ia ole and happiness to these fn. romember OW' own Christmases. Harrie Marie Smith has been , , oil l~pers were~:; povbotloa 110 sllopllttlq this holiday, there still Is on a boUtlay IOWng) and the C!U· olde. Chrlttlmas Is o time o1 One thing we «ltiill 00, there moved up from Director 1 to Di· i conaplnllors ' ........ In Mftldleport Mayor attempt to keep ~e religious ,... National Bllll; bu a beau- worklnt! IO(ether Is harmony; Is always . I Christmas, some rector II while others involved I · Lee Soaftb'a <0111. part of Christmas m the eyesl tJ1uJ arroy In blue, "" have just had the lnoplr!D IDd dreary but always the 1n the resolution were caseworkLONDON _ PRIMii: MlNIJ. lfli,O. 8mllb lotmd llorollly ol the beboltler. (Old llld lflver, concert given by aiDgtro fD lhlnlest day ol the year. ers Georgia Williamson and 111 1er Hamld WIIIOII W81 t:OIIIroltl- ljtllflfo, • aid Eauao J • Some dlst>la1s In lfl4dler>ort AU the windows 1111 ''Merry' the commwtlty uDder ll!o tli· II Is wben "" take oil • day Grace Jividen and Clerk.Stened today wfth gtowm, tlpllO$Iare lncludinrJ ll!o Chrislmaa" In I 1peclol way. rectlon ol tfrelea BUJ Rtwellto dream qaln to bo young O!Jlapber Adele Cui/urns. ltoa In Parl)'men! to t1te 'Loi)or 11 U.. tl tie Nativity ICetle In the French AI ti9UIII, Dr. Pfcl<elll' alllCM ond hfs occompanlst oupreme, qlfn, and to remember the The commissioners also trans· IOvei'IUllel!lt 11boi1e1f1t1 pi>lfilJ, l!!!oe; b • • lor- Hardware store, the gu office on Third St. lll'tiOitl ~ lovely Mn. Lacey Getting lhal .-y.lhll never gell Old: That !erred n.100 from the General It major protest wu apeetld IIIIa .llfel lllrray, II, llid' with Ill ~ reindeer and Ylew u one drlffl Iii - 1111 many lingers to end 0!1 the Chrial come to earll! 81 o cJ!t ltmd to the Aid for the Disabled aller WIIIOII repor1J on bJs wu llleoi II u d - buJe lfiltted. Cftrlstmao lr'"! house II oulllaetlln !~pit. Tha ~ DOle II the same limo fo lor MI')'ODe who believes, and accepted bids of Sland1 Oa_.Pqewllfll · fet:tl:""":· lomp pool tlt!coro,ted with clmrcb ·""" lllotelt lq !» loat The band, There Ia a lot ol Cltrlsbnas ard Oll for suppl)•ing gas and _,,. ..., awq ol ~ de<l with a blue llpted OUIIIDo. ,... ~ 1111 lilltericbr Suits ourpls, lelt lor CltrtaliDU, II "' wont ditloel fuel to the counljl hJgb. 1 ltrowll lfll!' bflr - V11f 1!11!11: IJ ~ • ~· Ou¥dl tl U., lll'lf' flit clttll (JtliiDI . . Ji a. . . . 111J ~ For ARA Sewer Aid at mon• ~s";,. , Students to Gl.ve Program At Southern :a.·'· '. D~ !"~''"' :0\kA Rh0des t 0 Hear progress _ ~ eneraI Staff Work CompIeted ,r and..._.., wii,J i .:0 thl- • ' . ••" . '· . .. ' ' ." M L' • rs. D'Ies Monday w!::t;ed I Phill' r5 l tot: • . D'Ies Monday 18·30 1 1 modern~tion iur~~.. v~.; ~::,:;.:,a-~M~~~- :1;/:~:: d u Sh V t • L k 1 own ows res lVe, 0 l av 00 'J 1 in~lu_de ~a~leowdl iwo Thorpe: "'t:" Admimstrafors ""f ':: =- ~ s:;:' ~· ::,_u., ~:other ~n: ° =~~~ a1-.;; ...... tetk; one,..;. Preel-j Jar:,: > -·tton "!.C:: ~ Win Increases ...!:. ... ~·:,:•:flao.~~~~~ond dart ~lch!ng, ~ ~ · Reporf Ofi St3d'lftm PI;,}.aUS !( .:,. •, ;, eq~ment. t:mB!1liK~ I 1 ~illiiiiiU.~ Ger11cb. ·. ~:a~e:· planned and Epling Company is Victim Of Robbery Monday Night eh::r Her 1 1 ''When •omethlng • = 1 .,~ ""· e • as aBulova -.· : this .. . Christmas! • 1 ~2 gettang)~~~~, • •' Elberfelds Toyland Has CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - 1 rumbled alofl precisely on time i experimental communications kingsize version of tbe Titan J Orbiting Laboratories (MOL) in1cation, w-as set to receJve radio An Air Force Titan 3C , (at 9 a.m. EST) in afsatellites, a "do-it-yourself" tllat orbited flve pairs of 1968, was programmed to kick! signals at 144 megacycles and superrocA.et shot four piggy. thunderous finale to America's amateur ra!Ue mDenlet that Gemini astronauts thla year. its four hitchbikiog payloads beam them back to earth at 431 bac~ satellites- three space/1most spectacular year in space.] says "hi'' and a scientific/ It gets its extra push frGm int,, sli~htly different orbits megacycles. boosters 20,93& miles above the equator. The two experimental comtalkers and a sun watcher- into It raced into a low orbit! satellite designed to tell man two huge aolid orbit today on the start of one ranging from 99 to 105 mile:\ more about the sun asd it111strappe~ ~ the sides of a three- T? ~? it,. the Titan's "switch munications sate1lites, called of the toughest unmanned above the earth with ease and I dangers. stage hqutd fueled rocket. engme thi~d stage n~t ooly Les 3 .and Les 4, were built for missions tried by the United began an hour-long coast before! They were beaded Wward a The awesome aoJid-fueled had to zip mto three different t.bc A1r Force by the MassaStates. performing the second art in its hard-t<rreach almost stationary' rockets, each generating u , o~bits~ but it_ had ~ twist the chusetts Institute of Technology The triple-barrelled space six-hour string of orbital~ orbit higher over the l!quat~r. ~Ilion pounds of fiery thrust at direction of 1Ls_ orb1tal path to to tt:st parts ~ru:l techniqu~ for machine, most powerful yet: acrobatics. The 127-foot 'ntan 3G, mak1ng lift-off, performed with perleo- send the satellites on a course possible use m future mtlitary Jaunched by U.S. rocketmen,l Perched In its nose were two ib: third of 12 test flights, is a tion today. They burled the parallel to the equat&r. radio satellilet>. Titan and ita four sateDiteJ te The ham operators' satellite, The Titan's 4Z7-pound sunthe edge of space In less than dubbed Oscar 4, wa~ expe~ted watching satellite, an insect.two minutes teavlDg a geyser• to link amateur radw statwns like craft equipped with four like e<~lumn of 1moke in their nearly hail way around the power-supplying solar paddles, wake. Wm'ld. The 42-pound craft, carries 15 different eyes and ''The trajectory looks very programmed to broadcast the) sensors to measure the radiagood," said a project officer 18 code letters •·H-I" for identifi- tion streaming from the sun. the rocket streaked bljlt over the Atlantic Ocean enroute to its preliminary ".aiming orbit." Its spent solid rockets ripped Pomeroy Assured TOp • Priority Ill Request lnstamatic Cameras and Movie Cameras Mens &Womens Billfolds (1 l atellites Positions :, J . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1965 1 1 enttne DIIIIOI«d To TIN ,,.,.,. 01 TIN Meip.Muon .4reo ! . • at y ptB&i; r:er::· 'I tlo!t~~ 'l\ �;; ' ' ".Tiaf, Dnilg 1 ' Mo.y Voice of Broadway 1-Make a Suggestion?;' St~ntin•l BJ Conne Towers beautt!ul lUck· out liar of the qiiiCkle Bdwy. mUJical, "Anya,'' wants to get bubby GeDt McGrotb Into Ctl~ lomla Ill aarve l1le paporo . ... cardinal Spollmen's Viotnem trip (be leaveo 'll>ea., the 2llt), is agalJISl doctor'l orders; but the Cordlnal feell olrongly aBalnal trlrtmllts wbo a"'"'t on God's llde .,, He'll bt ao.piDied by Prottottnt end JewIsh chaplains .. · 1be u . Mrs. Johnnie Johnston (Jackie Ullger) already Is Mrs. Herbert Gruder, meen1n( Instant $U Diek Gregory's threat Ill nm lor Chieqo mayor bu Mayor Daley et ai penlcky: Gregory can't win but could haul In tho Necro vo!AI, mort than 10 per oenl , .. Bobby Baktr'a factory • !ctdin1 firm lost Its two bi& accounll (North American Aviation and Noflb. rup); with juat two others loll may be bye-by.. Bobby . Tal~ jaunty, bandaomt lilurt oaunlsrln& Park Ave. at 16th, fur bat II I handsome IJ1ile - COMMENT I> TING EDO'OIIt~Y Light On r arm Jtigur~ We have commentt4 many tlmtl on Importance of fll'mln( Melp c:ounly. It II of l1.~ to tho e<onomy ot auch Importance to the county lhal we ehollld bt c:onotantiJ lookln( 11 lho fll'tll ptctura and a11enln( Ito cond!UOn be<owe all of tile reoldenll of tbt ll'ta ll't llltcltd to a do(fH by Ill prooperlty or Ill lack of Income. RocentiJ we rttd tomo commenta lhtt wm rtlbtr onUchttnlna on tbe llanrn we rttd about lht -•nmi• oondltlon of tho lll'tlltr, and lht opinion wu uproalld tlltl !bey are rotbtr hU)'. Tht oconomk oltuotlon vorln wltb Individual ltr111tn ond one con not n.t ll't 10 Dllft1 lypet of ftrllltfl fit hnnllll ud tbOUIIndo of llldJ. ..,..lion., ••• •• Tht , . _ wbo made tbt nnoy point. ' td eut IIIII Ill IH4, lhe net lllcomt ol 1..--. a-a(td lower than In !HI oo 21 lypet ot farma, bi(htr on 18 typoo and ... chlo(td u one amona 0 Important typeo of CQIIIIIItftUl fll'tlll In 24 lljljor lll'tlllnl artU of thl C:OUDtry. Tht net incomel OD II ol4llypet of !ormolu! yeor wert !rom one to 89 percent above tbe 1951-60 average. On the other band the net incomea of tbt remalain& types of farma were from Gill to 68 percent below averace. With lhooe fii1IH8 In mind it would appear that lht Important otep lo be taken tn rarmiDI it the 1hift 11 much •• possl. ble to tho11 typea that are on t.bt UPII'•d• io lnooDlt. Among those with lower Incomes were the dairy farms in western Wisconsin, and so uthe11ttrn Mlnne1ota ; New JerHY 111 f ;~rma, Geor111 broiler farma. non-trript. t>d cotton farrna of Texaa and tobacco-Jivestock farms of bJue grass Kentucky, wbten is getting elm;e to home base . 'l'he Incomes were higher on the wheat farms and CorD Belt farma. To iUustrate the wide range in income• we find that it runs from $718 for broilt'r farma In Georgia to $108,785 for large cotton-general farm cropl in the cen· tral valley of Callfornia. The farm• that had average income• of $10,000 or more last year were cash &rain farms in cora belt : large acale cotton farma In Mississippi: Irrigated cotton farma to n1me jwt 1 few to the t\iJhest of all. 1heep ranchea in to Ut•h·Nevada ar.a that averaged a1 hllb 11 over $14.000. All of theto II&•••• tend to ohow that H Is nut always easy to pin down exactly how 1 farmer 11 doinJ. It depends on what h~e sptcl1Uae1 Ia. The whole industry is so dlveralfled. that it il hard to makt any hard end faBt ltltement. Figure11 can be ultd to prove mo~t anytblng in a general way but when we come to apecifictit 11 an· othtr matter. II Ia moat certainly true that in 1 local aroa the former ahould bt look· lug toward the kind of opontlon thtt will bring In the (ftatell lnoomc. We htve heard many tlmf!l that area counUes are moll dulreable by nature to l!l'OW Iarp number& of lhetp, but auch operatioN are limited bectull of the lnroado mode by dogs betng aUowed to run looae and d~,.. troy the abeep. A ohift to !bat type of operadon wlll<h rotea tho higheot Income ib the Utah-Nmda area would perhapo bee! up lht locolo<oaomy. I By Willi•• S. White WASillNGTON No twist or lurn Ia ali the story of the cold war haa produced a more pol&nlllt moetiJii olleaderothall tho mooUJii juat COIICiudod bf. tween Pmidtol Lyndon R Jolmlon of tho United Stales and Prtsident Mohammed Ayb KbaD of Pakillan, 11 w11 a COilfrontatlon, in 1 world where oman men ...... llmtl 100m pooltivtly to teem and swarm. of two 1arp men wilm 1•111• and ardent purpoaes and demendo and tqulvalentl1 robust laullo. So k had within it a!m01t tverylhlna thet oould be deocrtbed as !Mlpoless - a presently inaoluble clash of compellm, national btlertsb 1!1· • world neither participant has made; a wide division upoo. thl terrible lsRue of Chinese mill· tary expansionism. And It bed mO!t e..rything wrong with it except poltille" and hypocrisy and mealy • moutblng, Only those resolute optimi•ts who con ,.. a perfectly blincttng BUMhine in every cloud that coverl the aty could call this conference, at ttl end, 1 poai. tin success. For Pl!!dlton, aa of now at any rate, plainly propooes to go on doing busin... . with Communist China In a d..porately hon"t bello!, however wrong it seema to the Am<rican side , that Pakimn'• I'Ni throat comes !'rom fndll and not China. ,e United Stotel for its part, must co on refu~ng to become a partl10n of Pakistan to the harm of In· dla, a giant fact of life In Asia, which, too, has Its claims on uo. ,e groat gulf 11 thero!ort not bridged upon Ayub Khtn'o dtparturt, So in a flat ...,.. the meeUng was a failure. All tht aame, If it "u a failure, 2t wu In uubtlt 11n11 t .... ceufuil foiiure, For thouCh John•on and Ayub could o a t come togelher upon the hlghast a1 policy matte11, they could ond did como togelher as men no lonJer -•led by 1,000 mile~ Tl»y met at lint In wory anppiJngs and aettn step ticism, If also in respect. '11Jey ported o lt11 <lout, ill le u oktpticism, to even moro roopec! end alao In mutual Uklng. How can it be 1aid thlt all Iillo mHDa very IIIIlCh! It con only be 10id if one aecopta firot the princlplo thai wblit blind evento muot at Joat largely dl· rect the actions of leaders, leaden 111'1 neverthl!ieu abit oomeUmea to ooften If not qul!e to lhape ovonto, to billftt lf not to remove tho lharp blade of onlofODlaUc Interests. A)lllb Khan ,.., home knowing at least that Johnson tully underlllnd1 his point of vi.,. end understands it from Pakistan's headquarters. which II ID the hot of Ayub Khan. This Ayub • dldtilt quite know before. DipIomatic exchangeo by lesser ~I· flclals t:an nMr quite Jive tht flavor of what the top men think and feeL Johnson b II side know• at leut that while the &real rock of haole dlotgreemont remalno between tha Uni~ ed States 111d Pakiatan It lo juot pooslble that tilnt tnd tiel end circumstance may yet gegiD to erode It away. At all ev-ents, It "a!l a meet1nl thlt wtU remain in memory. For rorely. ourely, have headl o1 11111 ttil!ed with IIUCh ro. markable mutullJ human I)'M· pothy, conslderinl the bani ro. aliU.s over which they hod to meet. Rlrely, too, have headl of lllle so plainly put asido lht airs and graces of the dlploma~ ic mlnuet11thaae two put them ooldt in the While House dinner (ivtn by lhe one lor the other. They looked etCh other ID the eye and each 11ld to the other, aid to the a,..mbied dJn. ers. what he thought wltllcut apology and, l!llrlously, aloo withoot g!Vi"l or takm, of. fentt. It waa a nre, blg diplomacy ol bl& foUon Each rtfused to hide btbind the poUlt forol(n of· flee rhetoric that ordlnartly Jill' vadet aucb occaskinl. Eocb acted u wtll Up1!11 the aot1011 !hal It il qllltt poaible to tall a moD ID plain words !bat he 11 wrong without lelUng hlm he Is a dreadful fellow u nU al!l a lli'OAfl one. (T§11 Do It Evety Time ••• f. ~ DOtlOR SAYS By Wl)llt G. BrUdstadt, M. D. Q - I om II yeart old and havt what my dottir calla a ventrioular oeptsl dtlect A ettholer inlrodoced Into my beorl I few yem •a• IDdl• eoled thllt there was no altnlicant leakage, Would tllil bole In my belrl ..... poln ID my ch..l? WUI the bole ever close? A - Altboop a bole Ill tile parUUOil bt!Wean the two ve!ltriclea witi never close opoutlneomlly, it wiD not cauu pain In yonr cheot. lome olhflr etu" "" aucb paiD lbou1d Do oought. U the leallqe II ai!Jhl you need 1101 worry tbout tho bolo at It wiU not 111 IJl1 tarcer with ap. Q - "" ........ bat • heart murmur. What II the causer b It lm&erouoT . A - y,.... clod« mual dt. llrmllle whether tile murmur II orpnic (due to a - · ol <benge In tilo heart - ..,.. &anita! or followlni an attock ol l'lltumaU< fever) or !uno. tiona! (tf no olplflwtce). 'Mle liudne81 of a hltll1llllr gtv.. nl clue ti the torlousbtla Ill tho underb'J!i ,.Cilll_,, A 1\mo. UOiltl IDurmlll' "itnany dloapo pean lor a lijlllt immodlaltiJ Iller..._... . . Q-lomlland~rmm­ larged heart. Aller a trial ol a BERRfi DLD Bypm~iF~~) '>~ the Michie- ~lallolo.al :c.-.:-~ namenl Don TraiDfr tbe lOBI!l's, who meet By Ualted PNI blerntllooal IDvUallonal. ledo. rora, IAitberan tooiBbt ill the -~· A couple of Mid • Amerl<n Two MAC collett1 ablorbed Bowling Groen'• batllo Mike Duermlt found the range lion rooDIL Cooterence teams try to ... 1oues ·MDuda)o night, EviDIYUie Poland was a _...w for 'II points to power W!Uen- j - -- -- - - -_..:."" hlnce their recordl agalnll oo~ downlna Toledo tl'l.fZ and the wUb the DJropoana leading berg to .. easy 72-50 victory oldt competlt1411 Ia 1 light Pullsb ootlooal basketball team at the beU and building over Ashland, • bot 13 per cent acl.edu1e of Ohlo collrp baaet. touring thla c:ouotry tcl&ed Bow· 11-polllt lead lifter obooting average for the Tigers c:ompetiUoe toniJbt 1IDg Green fi.5S. beloro the Faloonl' preos ill the secood baH smothering Ohio Unlverolty, on a IIIJUih- EvWIBville, tbo top • rooked to tell. Bowlin( Green the Eagles. Rio Grande College dropped a tllrllllng 8JI.87 heart. om awing, 1•10 a erarl: at lJt. oma1l college team, made II two wltbin &7-tll, but a bucket Ill Peaplno Will S.ventb breaker Monday night to Davenport College In the opening • vldoon. The Wlldcnts lao! yell' victorleo In a row over major final aeconds k!Ued thll Youngstown ran lis win streak round of the Micbigan Invitational Tournament at Detro!~ tamed the Bobcato, but lhll eoliege teamo ao Lorry Humtl Walt Platkowold lor the to seven games by walloping Mlcb. The Redmen are now 6-4 for the aeasou. year Ohio seemo llrtn(er lbaD gunned ill 38 polnll aod Sam and Mieczyslaw Lopatka for Hiram, 118-59, pu!Ung away early Don Trainer poced Coacb - - - - - - - - - --1 on inelperiO!II<Od D a v l d 1 on Watilna added 31 to lead a soc· land had II poinll eacll. in the second bail. Joe Nigro Art Lanham•s Redmen with 10 Davenport held the edge at the aqutd. ond-b.elf reUy. Seple BCITS ¥•tallied %.l poinls lor the Penfield goals and four free tbrows fouiJine, making 18 of 27, while Kent State, tryJna to boUDce Toledo, now 3-!. jumped off Ohio State clobbered gulno. .....~ for 24 polnta. Jim Marshall and in that department the Redmen "rm .. try _ __ to ..~.. back from a hwnlllatlng lou to Ill front and held Ita longeot leed State 8'1-70 u Ctaeh Fred xavier midway of the first I d h d Sh aron Gregory eac ha 17 rna e on y 11 of 18. Don Train- Ed but ti'• not workln& nearby Akron, will be ping of the game at 13-7, but the lor 1larted.a pair ol new ball hit • run of eight consecu-' points, and big 8-5 Paul Dillon, er and Sharon Gregory both ' against a Nortiltra 1lllnolllwn lllllr8in wao trtnuned to lZ-11 at Mike Swain and Ma" tlve poin!B and went on to [ who collected three personal fouled out for Rio Grande. Rio I !bat baa been IOOIIId1y trouneed tbo belf. They BeCDIOCI to get the smother The Citadel, 104-111. fOuls in the first 10 minute! of plays Michigan Lutheran in by three Oblo teams. 1be Purple Acea tool: the teed eyes rolling, but the big Quick poured in 31 points the game, finished with 12 tonight's consolation game. The other a.Uoa toniJbt Is on lor good just over one minute wao Ron S..,lc with 28 Jim IAicey 25 for the Mus· ' points. Dillon sat out the majRIO GRANDE (81) the tournament traiL Sovonth- Into the aecood baH aa the ball- Sepic's effort wu overshad· keteers, Danny Mohr's 18 were I or part of the game. i Dlllon 6-0-12; MarshaU 8-1-17; ranked Akron will be hoal It hawldog tactics raUled the owed by a 36-polnt performance high lor The Citadel. Don Peuler's 29 points paced i Gregory 8-1-17: Trainer 10-4-24; Bucknell, Geneva aod lo!Mletta ltocketa. Evansville Is tow 4-2 by AI Koch for tho Cyclones. Bill Peuler .cored 29 points! Ament.a 's Largesl Selling CJt/111the winner ~, and he was fol-1, Shively 3-2-8; Tewler 3-U·' Lu- Defending champion, In the IWI>ber CUy Classic and with wino over Toledo aod PLir· A sticky zone preo• made to lead Davenport (Mich.) from lowed by Jerry Norvell with 19, · seltl 0-1-1. Totals 38-ll..S7. posted its lourth atralght Rio Grande will be In the ..,... due in its latest efforll. Bill difference, lorcm, Iowa Tom Sterken and Tom Simmons DAVENPORT (18) tory Monday night Ill tile Gallli·l aolation round of the M.lchlgan Backensto bad 22 polnlllor T.. Into numerous ball handling each with 14 and &-5 Ed Bok Peulcr 11·1·29; Willzer 14-2; polls Independent League, 95 with 10. Norvell 9-1·19; Sterken 4-6-14; 19 over Weiber'o. TONGHT'S GAMES Rio Grande outshot Daven· Bok 4-2-10; Simmons 6-2-14. HJUing double figures for Gallipolis at IAigan , CIDCAGO (UPI• _ All Amport 38·35 from the field but Totals 35-IUII. winners were Gary Lasbley Athens at Nelsonville ' %.\, cart wolfe, 19·, Bob Roush, Wellston ot Middleport I erter.n Brabowlki wasfullback tied lo Jim the N•Uonal College Basketball Results 16; Aaron Bullington. 15; and North Gallia at Eastern Football Leapo'o Gma Bay Dave Holter, 10. St<ve Fuller Wahama at lbiUand Packero 1o11oy with oae o1 pro East :and Bill Kirkbrido led the los- DEC. 1:1: football's moot lu<toUve .... NYC Com. 88 For<iham JV 7? ers with 14 and 13 respectiye.. Pomeroy at Jackson trade ever. Wagner 91 C. W. Post 80 BY HAZEL FRANCIS iy. G&J led at halftime, 1&-30. Southern Local at Soutbwealern] Grabowoid, a tonlor olodollt 111. Wesleyan 83 Iona 76 ! DEC. %3: ' is llnaoce, Not blo otllelt Hofslra 63 Wooster 56 In the other games Coal Grove at Ironton Sl Joe· rw Mr. and Mrs. Day Got.8chaU Oswego St 72 Queens Coil. 66 Dunlop's Tires of Pt. Hill at South Point lralolng to 010 In oeptiai!Dg and family of Cumberland, Md., Gannon 87 San Frun . St. 62 de£eated Pomeroy, SZ-73. &be tbref!-yt:ar acreement wltb were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. l Fairfield 68 Duquesne 56 (ot) By Unte4 Prell almaaltoDat Newton was the big gun lor Vince Lombardi, general G. Swan the latter part of the I American U. 93 Rider 84 ~ot ) Rookie Rick Barry scored :r1 wtnnerss with 'II and <Oaa ol the week. I South poinb and pul1ed In 25 rebounds Greenlee canned 26, E , The Communty was I Marshall 93 St.Frncs (Pa.) 81 Monday night to L•ad tbo San and Swindell had 26 each to heir of the sudden death Nrl'lk St. 130 W, Rd Hosp. 12% Francisco Warriors to • 124-118 Pomeroy. Mra. Caton of Salem Center ! No. Car. St. 93 Ga. Tech 69 National Basketball Association Pt. Pleasant led at Portland 'ted·- tlpent otheranMrafternoon I on saturday. Her funeral Jcksnvi 112 Wm .&Mary 76 vice• were held at the ... victory over the Philadelphia 34-33. 'ah m ' '· ~ ·~urch Fla. Pres, 69 Wash&Lee 59 76ers. Firestone captured Its Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalley of ue. there on Tuesday. Oglethorpe ?4 Pfe~fer 65 , . win snapped 1 three- . olraight win and ocored by Nework, Miss Judy Cozart of Virgil Bogard. Norman Wober i Geotwn 86 East Car. 84 game losing string for the feit Wltb ~ forfeit wm Galllpolis and Mr. and Mrs. and E. H. Carpenter attend Mr. and Mrs . Harold Bunm:r Houston 102 Prvdnce 89 Warriors and ended Philadel· McCelland 5• cart Aulhenoa. local, were r&- recent CAP meeting In (Helen Louise Spg Hill 70 N.W. La, 63 phia'B three-game win 1treak. cent gue~~ts of Mra. Elva Dalley. bus. Mr. and Mrs. Wooley Pan Am . 79 McMurry 60 San Francisco withheld a Box Scores of ' Mr, and Mrl. 'l'bomes Fltcb Mr. and Mrl. Gene Wolfe Mrs. and Mrs. J. G. Swan Trinity (Tex.) ?5 Tex . A&l 13 fierce Philadelphia fourth quar. 1 and son, DeWI!II Run, are cbildren v~iled her Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Swan Uvlag lo their DeW borne in this Mr H ' family, The Brunners live Okla City 96 Nerth Texas 90 Saturday ter rally to gain the win. ~ o, arvey Pierce, , . W. New Mex. 108 Sul Ross 106 Trailing 11&-99 with 5:39 to go, BELPRE (7111 community. recenUy. Nil". Ohio, Hrdn·Smna 81 Plsbg (Kan.) 711 the 76ers reeled elf II straight Lee 7-<l-711; Calvin H ·IO; ~and~· 7~:;:;: Mrs. Clyde Uose and cblld- Mr. and Mro. Rob 'll>mor was Wylnd !Tex.) 84 Ft.Lws 80 POMEROY pointa to close the gap to liS. lrer 7-1-15, Ramaey Z.l-7, Chari:,~:. M:ter ~family. ren, Marietta were recent vJs. dsiling wilh Mr. and Mrs, J .l Oklahoma 94 California 72 110 with 2:211 remaining, 10 44l!; M. Senigie H·l 5: . ' llonl of her parents, Mr. G. Swan last Sunday. 1 esty 1~2· R. Snel(le 1~2· Vletor Dural, wbo IJ atleJid. b d. Midwest But guard Guy Rodgers made tal 33-!3-ig ' m,; Ohio University, Atbens, , .. Mrs. A. c..Brewer and avi Evansville !YT Toledo 82 two Warrior free throws end RliTLAND (S3) eently visited hi! parentll, Mr. Reeent m1tor1 ol E. H. Mich, St. 1!0 Tulane 61 followed with a layup "'Ice the Barrett J.().l · Black &-7-19· and Mrs, R, R. Durst aod Tom. penter and famliy were S, Wisconsin 76 Montana 12 ' triumph. Dsvis Z.3-7· Jhwklns 1,.3-7· Lit~ Howard Alien ol Sleubellvllle Dur•t, Rudy Durst, Tom Durst, Ohio St. 87 Iowa St. ?0 No other games were ocbe- Ue 3-S.ll· Knorr ~2 , Sc~ 0. visited Miss Goldlw Priee, Rip- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott, Mr. Xavier 104 ThE Citadel 81 duled ' • her and Mrs. Harry Adams. Mrs, W V and eUod , 1-1; Weber 1~2; Yarbroush 1ey, · •· c on s tvia Allen, Mr and Mrs Bill Minn . 92 Detroit 88 ~ . Total 17-111-53. uncle at Jackson General Hoo· Byrto and W 1· C rt. 1 2' Nebraska 71 Stanford 67 ·1a1 t Ri 1 a n esey 0<8 • Score by quarters : Jl1 a P ey•. West SVAC Standing8 Belpre 22 40 110 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barton of ALPINE CBEW SanFrndo Val 98 Redlands 66 ALL GAMES , Rutland II 28 38 Buhan called on Mr. and Mrs. VAIL C I (UP!) -1~ ~lo . 77 Ariz. 73 (triple ot) Alben Taylor and fai!Uiy a re• o o, e Bel Sco R 51 I,TEAM W L P OP eservo ro: pro • United Stales will be represen~ Oregon 78 Denver 56 ~ 1 ., _ lblliand 44. oent Sanday afternoon. ed . E ·•·• . . . . . . 4 2 .w7 "' 5 Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Mrs. Ron in ~JOI" lD'opean -.a 1 rc.as ern Kyger Creek .• . . 3 3 321 322 ALBANY il3) O..gle and danghler of Racine thia Wlnler by five men Oblo Valley Conference At LoulsvUie, Ky, Southwestern ... 3 3 =~ 338 HamiU 3-l· 7· Baumgartel were recent guests of Yr. and four women named Monday by Murray 86 Middle Tenn. 65 North Gailia ... 2 3- 258 9; Ervin 7~1l; MoDanlei 11.0. Mrs. Cbarleo Simeral and U.S, . Alpine bead, ooa<h We:;t. Ky . 80 Morehead 55 Hannan Trace ... 0 • 'l/ IIIII 22 , Van Dyke 5-1-ll; Total :111-3- daughter, Columbu~ Beattie. The mens team East. Ky. 86 Austin Peay 85 SV AC V~HS!TY : Mrs. l!Jrley McLaugblln o1 composed of Bill Kldd, Jim 63 Tenn. Tech !10 East. Tenn. 78 TEAM W L p OP NELSONVILLE (811 Columbus vlsilsd her mother, Heuga. Bill Marolt, Rieh l Christmas Touruament Easlem ... . , .. .. 3 0 183 116 Richards lii.Q.211 Daugher· Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffner. Chaffee and Ken Phelpo and At Norfolk, Va. Southweste:n .. .. 2 1 147168 ty ~7-17; Harold 10-5-25; Schultz Mrs. Una Dotson is conval- the women's team o~ Quantico Marines 69 Lehigh 58 North Galha " .. . 1 1 100 106 4+12 · Haynes 44lJ· Pancnke I· escing followln1 surgery. Wendy Allen, Robin Amphb Fcc 98 Frnkln Mshl 84 Kyger Creek ... , 1 2 158 168 0.2 Total 34-11>84. ' :;.E. 1966 MODELS Mrs. CIMenco Lawreneo of and Sandn Shell worth. Memphis State Cla!isic Hannan Traca . . 0 3 !:Ill 171 Score by quarters: At Memphis, Tenn. TOTAU! . . . . . . . 7 7 729 7Z9 Albany 13 '!I 11. 63 Northwestern 67 Missouri 60 RESEI\VE iSV ONLYl INelsonville It II 63 81 ] Texas 80 Memphis 12 TEAM w L p OP Reserve Score : Albany 40, I lnvitatloaal Tournamenl 2 Milea South of Middleport Southwestern .. . ! o 119 90 ' Nelsonville 38. Route 7 At Tampa, Fla. North Gailia .. .. 1 1 61 &7 1' . - Auburn 76 Columbia 75 (ot) Kyger Creek .. . . I 2 104 115 . OAK HILL '.511 PRESENTS STABI.E VS. CURVJS Hannan Trace , ,. 1 2 lOO 104 Davl\!1 2-1-12; Hutch.Ison &-1-13; LONDON (UPI) - Welter. F.astern . ..... .. 1 2 89 97 , Rose 2-1-5; Armbruster 1-2-4 ; weight Jose Stable of New York , TOTALS . . 7 7 m m Figgins l.J-5; Dunley 1·3-5; Mahas agreed to meet British and . TONIGHT: , looe 3-4).6 ; Wtlaley 1-0-2; Lovett Empire champion Brian Curvis ! North Gellla at Eastern 13-1-7; Total 20-19 -59. FRIDAY & SATURDAY THRU NEW YEARS in a 10-routld bout at the Royal l WEDNESDAY NIGHT: WEUnON ]Ill. Albert Hall on Jan. 11, it. was Southern at Southwestern Hol~~fe1 5-J-12; Bue~er PORTABLI announced Monday by promo- i _ 1-7; G1lhland 7...Q-14; Mar~n HI·FI ter Mike Barrett. I NBA. StandiDgs 10; Stabler l-9-11 Nicholas ITIREO - - - STEREO CONSOLE , By Uated Press lnternattenal 0-1·1: Jo.rdaa IIJ-0-20; Hayurn With lift off opeaker. Diamond llylus, YODICE TO METS I Eaoleru Divloton j iHI ; Milliken 1-2; Jaeobs 1.5.a.36; ' The bell In portableo• NEW YORK iUPI) - Bob ! W. L. Tota119-21·il9, Yodice a 17-year-old catcher Boston 19 8 SCor~ by quarters: f it ki Ny h Cinclnnstl Ook Hill 10 25 47 59 19 12 ·613 w llston 9" SOLID STATB 00 rom roo yn, . ., w e was 26 53 93 PM·AM Hl-fl PORTABLI T.V. . the first player selected in the Philadelphlo 18 12 ~ Score· Wellatoa 29 ITIREO CONSOLI Plays from car cigarette lt <:I. IPr. 12: American Legion draft New York 12 18 oa:S:Ie27 (ot) . SOIJD STATE volt battery or 110 vo lt out li'L August, signed Monday with Wf:ttera Dlvllioll 1- -----'-'-'-----New York Mets. W. L. theses: Los Ang~les 19 16 . Team Baltimore 17 17 . I. Duke (15) (6-1) 313 , ,, G.E. . San Franhisco 15 211 SLJos. !Pa.) (!!) (~) 287 2 St. Louis 12 17 .414 3. Vntlrbllt (3) t~) lalhe Seaaon For Detroil 9 211 .310 4. Minn. (~) Monday's Reodlts 5. Mich. (3) tl-1) San Froncisoo 124 6. Prvdnce (IHI) liB 7. Wlcbill I~) -·~ - · Tutoday'o Scbodnle 8.Brghm Young (U) Nt eames achedi~ed 9. (Tie) Ky. (I) (~) 10. Iowa (7.01 DUKE NO.I Second 10-11, Brod1ey &7; NEW YORK (UP!) , , Kansas 63; 13, UCLA 24; $389.1)9 H Nova Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., automatic, radio, United Proia nternational m&· Syracuse 19; 15 tile), Clnclnoe· Ijor college bastelball raUnrs !ti and Utah II; 17 (Tie), with first·place votes Dayton and North wjsjw, wheel discs. SPECIAL MATCHING AUTOMATIC lost reoordo lhrougb IIUIIOI Stale 11; 19 tUe), Colortdo CHRISTMAS COLOR Saturday, Dec. 18, ID Stale U. and San Frtnelseo 7. ... "I KING EDWARD" EVENINGS Parker Run Society Notes I Warriors in 124.-IIB Win Over76ers whl,llee0~:~.::~ with alrq buabanda. It'al:ind of cruy, reolly, 'I'Mll art "true" to thiU' calllll da1tl. Married people? U you otay with your own b118band ali evenbig, yoo abould be In a museum. Whit's hlppeoing, Helen! -MR Deor M.: Qond qu"tlon: Frankly, I doo't know the 8Diwor, except on a very portOnal level. It doesn't HAVE te boppeo to uo, does It, M.?- H. Dear Helen: I have been going with lhlo 111tn for seven years. I am 21, hi ia 28. We nevet dlsoullod mll'rit(e, but we moved Ia with bit ollta-1 quilt a wbllt ago. 'Mle other dey ba left for Kan· "' to gat and •111• ba will COIDII back to get me. I hove a !toling be llo't coming hick, Anotblr time be did lhll and loond another woman that be sllll dalea, but only, he 1111, because abe glvea him mon.,.. do too, u htvo a job, bt doeoo•L Helen, It loo'l rtabt lo Illy with hil alslera tl ht lin~ my boy friend ony loapr. Thoy ooy be pollen!. He bu been .... lour weeki. Should I U., oo waiting! - IN LOVB Dear I. L. : There DUI)' be virtue In po. Stiversville NeWS Notes 1 DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Take A Tip From Santa 1 THIS A... CHRISTMAS ! 1 1 deoce, bat there IID't much virtue ID your W....... ony • ourlty, When-and U- tllla glgol mum., ha lboU1d lind you .... -H. HIGH-7 CLUB ~C THE DAILY SENTINEL DIYOTID TD INTilltT OP Mllti._ION AliA ""'*"' .....,,......"'...., = TELEVISIONS & STEREOS THE FOUR WANDERERS ....::::-: .:-z..r.:::uo tfeebtnft ........ eror. Oldo. 8TII hllMM 0 It '.1.1 ... Cottlpuf, AA- Tu•- -k. aJINN t. ewtll. ::':.':.,~ •= 1 ....................... W'I -_,.._ ·-... .... . _. . .... .... ---.................... .,.............."""'., .............. ..... Ultl •"•* u. f01t . . . p ........ ~-----­ " S148·00 Our Weekly -~- ..nlu - - UIUib, . . . . " ' ~~--=-..: $138 1 I ' r=======•,l CHRISTMAS helpful for • opuUc colon? A - Molaallell II 1 paylllum nod pHparatloll that hal dtlarlbtd U omoothagt ID II> roughage the ladtpllbt. etlluloaa ID Yt(llllbl• and hit). t abaorbt water fNnl '*" SPECIAL 64 CHEVY II FLOWERS .... -.... !lim"' .... lrtC!I lbt dlpstiVo bulk ... Of lilt 110011 Wltboul eauolq lrritat!otl. I II give to ,.._ who, beetUit Ill .. frrl. llble oolon, aol1lla Ill opMilo bonl, aJDI alllld ..... aod to , _ wUb pllu er Olber paiD!Ul OOIId1tlonl 111 the outlot of 1111 IIDwtl. ADyOM who tau. llda ... lllould drink a larp 1m11n1 Of wl!tr to mollt ap lor !be w&ltr that 11 bit lo lbe 11011 11001. Portables . 12 inch ... _ 16 inch""'"' $1 19 inch · .... $139 ~ coLoR coNsoLmE ' • ar• . . . -..lldlwldullllltll Ill WID lettM ol .... ltl1 -.1 .... I llllure lolluw MAC Teams Absorb Hardwood Losses l Fourth Victory II - ll'1r wllal ooad1llolll II Mttamtlcll &IYIIIT WGilld II be l'1lllt ltDd yonr qUUIIollo 111111 GOIIIDIID1I to Wal'Jit G. Brandltldl, M.D., II eart ct .t1t1a piplr. While Dr. llrllldaldl I .._... _ G&JTakes lreatmeDt with dillitlia. I om lUll lhort ., llrallb. "" tloo- NiCLIJoJIIddiJpOit, 0.. De& II, flea 1... IOIIa•• &etftstActianwl1h ~ WANT·ADS .............. Each to the oth.- Is todaJ undotlbtedly what lhe British, with their gilt sometimes lor aettln( to the bearl of the ma~ tor, would call 1 good btd-lypt. Good bad·typeo are ridden by determination, ri&ht oooUih, IDd Iiley Clb ftghl with lotal lnpiacabiUty. ut they are 111tirely free of 1he rubbilhl' quoUties of ohrlllnooa and ahlm tnd pompouo littloneu. (Copyri&ilt, lllt!li, by Unltad Feature Syndlcata, !no.) om. lib- I HELEN HELP US! - , .Capitol Comment, Events "dlllll pndiiiiN Ia .... t,pe .C flflll op- Daria Jr. named hls aon Jell alter Jeff Chandler but doet Sammy realize i! also mek• bim Jolt DiviJ, like the praolo dent of tbt Confederll07 •.•.• The Cope may jull let To n 1 Bennett ling the lull floor ohow when he otero lhere Jan. SO end let the cuatomery comlg- acll llido lhlt time •' .. Thai )'011111 French 1tar, Maurtee CheveUor, will do a ooocert tour of coUtll campoaea (there's gold ID them there Ivy leagues) . · . .. Now that tho Jete' Joe NtuDalh'o 1-F, Johnny Huarlt mllhl wlncl up with lht Palrloll. ' ... Fordlwn'l pootaa-ln • 1ft\, clence (and teacher), Sandra Hochmon, w!U wed maiHbout. Hang Kona T. M. Harvey Ilea. 211 , .. AMelte Htnshaw'o durlo ble "Showboat" radio fans toBit ad a birthday party lor tbal alnaer of f:llle pure jm at tbt VIlla Mor a; Annetta, now happily doet church work alter all lhoae yenrs ol pretty soundl. S-Dally Senttne~ Pomoroy·Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 21, 196$ Barton, no longer ao ill ... lt'o Judge Irving Kauhnan's ecm Bobby who's to make the judge a arandpop - In March - not ton Jllluny; altbeugb Jllluny and judge art boplag sooo, too. Hall-clol!lro m dlsappwiDa lnto boarders' coffers for 10rne ailly reason . . . Ray MUland llepped out of a cab, toarcbed · and couldn't find his money, THB: GREAT UNSURVEYED and old pol RoZI liUitloll put- Deer Helen: lq In a nenrby Clilll Ctr, balled The lllll!r !rom Mr. J. (Not him out with a buck · Goral· X) has eocouraaed me to exChoplin on ..Tonight" press myself on the subject. llrucl< everyone as delightful. Have you ever met anyone who Dionne Warwick on a midoight haa been •urveyed! I haven't. Carsoncast aang well but most Perhaps we lhould conduct our opectacular ol all were her own llttrYO)I to lind out wbo II pneumatic breathlnl inflations: teUln( uo that we are nddballl aucb a healthy •expot! The we are not conformiDg with cynics say NBC chalrman·l<>be the aurveyo on .... ...ealied Bob KIDtnor'o leoure will be up preferences. I modo IDl own aur April I end that's an ideal dar. vey of 1 biJb11 rated TV prolor the ,Uied Bob to fool every arom !bat wu repeated ......~ body . Pbyllil McGuire'• boy ly, IDd I didn't lind OJJ1ont eloe friend Sam Mooney juot t lew that Uked It etlhor. ocreoms ago was hollering It Tlteae ....ailed onrveyo aad wu illegal for the Feds to fol- ratlnp havt modo TV olek IDd low blm oround Qllea(o; bt'o may ov-tlly kill It lor adult now Ill the polde olneo JUDe I IDilldt. MISS V, (NOT X) and oo he 1J01 hll Wlsb - now Dear Helea: they don 'I hiVt to. Wbo 1e10 surveyed! 'lbt booboJ that's who, Maybe lhlt Is lht Sam and Mitzi Newhouse joiJI. olaY thinp ahould be becoUII ed guesll at LBJ's Whlle House there are a lot ol boobt Ill the porty for Paklstanian Pres. Ay· world, but juot once I Wb ub Khan ... Cb. 2'1 theatre crit.. they'd ask ME what I think 1e Lee .Jordan found a produo- - NON·BOOB tton he thorouahJ.y loves and 10 Dear K B. : Why don't yoo TELL them he'll marry bar Pat PaitlriOD whit Y<JU think, In a peraonaJ of Mademoiselle mes'o execuletter. Funny thin(, but thinkln1 Uve • aweeta Chrlotlna Paoiz. people hardiJ over let tha netzl'o Olrlslmaa olll<l baa a toiY works know they are. - H. ibut mosdy covered, for lht Dear Helen: holy day no doubt) oketch ol the I chaperoned t loell dtnct famOUI netkld contesaa, com- lilt week, one where the kldt plete with adtlr~ss, phone num· eomc In couplet, 011 dalea. 'lbaa her, b.,. Winter itinerery (chic • Saturdty we went out to 1 mil'· Gllaad, St. Moritz), , . addlnl !ltd people'• party wbtrt thert perhaps her tloctor.Jmbby will wu dan<IDg and tlrlnks. be In the Air Foree untll 'ell 'I'Idnklni 011 both, I wonder U "when Howard starto plaaUc maybe rur modml OO<Iety b., ourgery," plus chatty U not a't 1J01 the cart before the borll portloularly welJ..spelled penooAt the teen dtncl, thert wao al blo&rapby all about bar lull- no ucltqa of [Eintrt, Glrlt ilanced with the boyo who tJr l8yl I obold hOYt my 1oO)' brought them, eU ovanln(. The torll< valve replaced wUll oa boyl dldn1 stray to other (lrll. artificial one. Would thll oper- It toeJDOd atnnp, u I OOlJI. otlon provide pormonllll rt!lef pared lhll lo my teen dtya. Wa of the abortnesa of breoth and Utod to chlnp ~rl " " ' ellmloale the need for dlaltaUI? dtn<e, with dtncl earda - ll>Y " - n... .... no Ironclad, 1dda have nevor hell'd ol a writtea JUII'OIIlees ill the pra.. ..... ctnl. Uce of medicine because there But ... , .. at the tdult pirtyIre a!Jwoy a munber ol vtrl- wowt I you atoyed with your oble and unknown !teton lnvo~ lltlbtnd over ftve mlaulel, you fed. Every operation II 1 ..~ _ , with •lt. li:vOI')'body cllloted rtok. In yoor - · I daneed with everybollf 1111. A would 111 lbtt there 11 aa ,. dilljlpllltd oeDent <btiDca that wltb mo. lal ol dllfll heart lllrllfY ,... baaltb lhould be lmprmd 111 lbt optrotlon and your ntecllor modJ. cine ellmlmiled, Dally Redmen Drop Heartbreaker J. . O'Bftaa loMblo jewettln( plus flliBI flub that ..Avedon'o tnlnmooa nude pbolo(flpb wiD hand Ill Metropolitan M - In Aucusl & wUI become port of their (!fc) permonent < oic actin) collecllon" ,And Hke that Vlltotlo de S!ca'l friends aay bo ml&bt bleomt a l"rtnch ciU· • jull like Carlo Poolt ...... ''Thl Playrotm" mus&'Ye made cuitl Oerlldlnt Chaplin nervous onyway, her Intermission anacl< !Deluded two chocolate ban and a PB!I ol beaiQulals , , Bernie aod rene ReUo'a only dtql> Ia-, Marsaret luiall, C011111 out at the Deb CoUUJon and a.rts~ mas Ball at the Waldorf, bar parents also tossing • atyiiah dinner danoe . . . . Pop Btmla II one of N. Y.'s lalrly recent Bl SUcceoa atorleo; he'o ebaJr. man of Rbeinsold, just bought Ruppert'a, controll Pepal . Colo ill L. A., Puerto lllco, Mezlco City. Tht Jimmy !Iammi IIJ'II try. 1111 • Wtoler rtrun . . . . Sanunf a flne old genUeman, Bruce pntralllt whn opooldnl of their Income. ' •• Chrlstma Poinsettias $:J-OG up an' FlOWERS $4.00 doz. Boxed 'l .j ,L 'I w..k SpeCial DUDLEY'S 19 N. 2ND AVL MIDDLEPOR't, 0, .. GMAC Finandng Available Serving Melgo County Since 1168 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. IIU Chllda llodlltJ' Downlnlo At•• KARR &VAN ZANDT CldiiiiC - Oldsmobile · ' -r.'l tal 0. Qallhr WIJ lfJloiDtl BIIIIDW' WY 2-$42 . PQIIIllrOY. Ohio WASHER ····· ···· ·•· $199 EUCTRIC DRYER 2 opeed. 2 cycle. 2 r!Dtt temperatureo Matches $199, G. I. Portable "Mobile Mtld" DISH WASHERS ,...... $199 G. E. Automttlo 40" RANGE witll trade $299 With self cleaning oven and b111rn11'i.J !Jgh~ clock and timer. H& RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0, . '' �.' .. 'I ' ' f ' /A ~· ' ' • . . L e uri Hriefs 1 ~hoo'll (~!rom I) I ~:::· 1 lbree wiD ~:=·~::OD~: cl~;ken FIVe Crewmen, FIVe Planes, o s tl page f?r':.e:stmas oald . · ' deDI Jolmtoo. •eason will be pretl!llted this i backed 01!1 · SAIGON (UP!)- U. 8. pllllllll Bl Mooday with the loss ollwo beeR oeilell lloDday two used by Balpbolllll4 lha A rota by lho .Conservative week in tnree Southern Local Tne State Highway patrol cl~ and his rar attackJni Communillt Narth 1crewmen while photographing AmericaDI and a Vlelnameoe. N<ll'lh Vlelnameoe capital of: oppO!iUon conoernmg Rhodesia Dislrlct elementary tchool!. od Charles A. Soodgra!l, 16, fta. side of a VIet Nam'a IDdullrlal bearl tho huge thermal pla~t which The fourth, a llutclunaD, was llllntl .,ml Ill mllel to lbe i coulclmme tonl&hl or early , cine to Meigs counly juvelllle by Naomi B. 1oc1ay bomiJed the vital Uong Bl oupplies much of the power for killed by a burst of Commllllllt wesl The coaJ.buralng plmt. nesday. when the Hou.. of Pupils of Portland . elemen- court, date 1o be set, 011 a cllarge 2 Racine. No OM power piallt If miles from the Hanoi-Haiphong area. A machlnegun fire, .was attackl6 and htavlly mont takes up a tary will present a musical of failure to yield the rig!ll of There was ~ lor lbo lt!COIICI Ume. Cl3!1lransport was lost in Stuth, The Uong Bi pl..l supplies! damaged last Friday lll a matter. let,. "The ,Real Mearung way after an accident at $:30 the r..ford ear Th8 raids ova- the north worej Viet Nam today for a tW<Miay IDI1cll o1 the eleclrlcal power maJor eseaiation of the war. ChriBtmas at 1:30 p.m. ':.':~~~ltp;;;.m;;;·.;M~o;;.;nd:a~y..;o~n.;;R~t..;m~ID~Ra-~the~~Suodiralliiiiiiiii.oi. .~ OOIII1l _ fin pllllllll shot tAltal of seven plane• and sevaD · day. Letart elementary i down 11111 Dvo orewmea feared fliers. wm do the "IJttle Blue killed Today's aircraft los... were Wednesday a 71:30 p, m. 11111 , A Navy l't!COilll8l8sace the worst since April 4-Biack . Syracuse grade,!chool :mel•• plaao waa shot down over Uong Sunday-when the COmmunista MASON An outdoor the ''Little Blue Angel 'l'hurJ. shot down seven u.s. planes Chrtstmu pageant will be pre- day at 1:30 p.m. All perftll'lll· The lost planes were believed . tb seated Wednesday and Tburo- ances are open 1o the public. ' downed by conventional anti· NEW YORK (UP!) - Wltb the temperature m e ' day Dec 22 and 23 on the aircraft guns. 90s and Harlem about to explode, Willlam Epton stood i 18,.;. of the Mason Melhodist on a street corner 17 months ago and declared: ' \VEA THER In ground action American[ "We will take our freedom. We will take It by any ~ch. . Ill be used Clearblg IOUih, partly eloll~ il infantrymen aL'Cidentally am- means necessary - as we know the beast that we are •• BJUmals w Prill lolllgbl, tow Ia tow WITH EACH CAR bushed a Viet Cong kidnap I dealing witb- is !bat we have to create a revolution ln. with manger scenery to por- Cloudy warmer oo Wed· II squad on a Jungle trail and this country ... " , 1 tray the Christmas sloey. • • 1 rei!Cued three of those who had I Today Epton stands con- 1pouca 1111enta of Eplon1 ftery j Per!~cet will be at 7.30 :110111=•~1·:..__ _ _ _ __ WAS COLUMBUS (UPI) -City '-· 1vlcted of criminal anarchy. Harlem speech. In l~ bo aloo ~f ~mk each Health CommJ88imtor Ollie M I A jury found him guilty declared: ' e 00 • u - $ Goodloe pn!dlct!Jl8 venereal di: 3 0 ' Monday lllght of advocaUnglha "And In that proceaa of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook, If 51 ' reach ldemlo' violent overthrow of the slole jiiiiiiShlng lh!l olate, "''re Will portray Mary; GleiUI John· 108 mflhl . ep I f N w York of eonsplracy to going lo have to kill a 1t>l of IUD, son of Mr. and Mro. Howt[:!Jtlon~e~sedoo~; o:r:!i ~vert~row it 'and 01 conspiracy'!these copo, a lot of these ' ard Johnson, will portray Josmnlraca tives Monda for the to riot He could be Imprisoned JUdges, and we'll have 1o go up eph; Bhepherda Will be Eddie teldll P ounllhg VDYproblem Funeral services for Martha 1for 12 years and fined 16.000. . against their army. We'll' Schaekel, Ray Redman and 1 "Th{ :ain deterrents 1o ex: l E. Wolle, 94, who died In, His lawyers wlli appeal. jorganize our own militia. 1111(( Gory Green: Cba~lle tra.marilal activit used te be Meigs General Hospllal Man· seeking the judietal ov('rthrnw our own army. If we don t do 1 hamer, ~abrlel, ~ary S~ew­ VB Impala Chcv. Conv. Almost like the day It ·'IIIIU! ~ fe _ fear of ydlseas and day evening, will 1.te held Thurs· of the old and rarely used law 1t, brothers, you'll be subJugat-' ard, 11Ja1ah; Jamce Cr1tes, DISHMr~uJr sold. Bucket seats, and consul. Automatic ti'IU. '1111• '"IF r~r nanc " Goodloe sal; duy at I p. m. at the Ewing under which he was tried. ed; we'll all be kept in chains Herod; Sus.an Johnson, . a wer steering and brakes. p "~ ~th these rears' have Chapel with Rev. Pearl Cast.o Epton charged that he was for another two or three scnbe; Jamce Henry, . chief been °~moved with the use of officiating. :tried for his political views. A hundred years.,. J.r~es~ a~ Wisem~n ~~:1 the »eaUed wonder drugs anci The deceased had been Jiving lanky Negro of 33, he Is a ' 1 e ar ur, ame s the oral contrace]Jtive. This in the home of Mrs. Raymond Marxist. He quit the Commu.ll and Jerry Morgan. · :I leads 1o moro promiscuity " he Pullins in the FlatwOO<Is com· nist party lour yeors ago ' Buick Custom 4 dr. Sedan. One careful local pw...t.";'ll f. &aid. ' 1becaust it was not revolutiona· Increase Coming 1 munity. Power steering and brakes. Goodloe said some phanna·l Surviving are four nieces, H<l· ry enough 1111(( joined the In Aid Benefits clsts sold more oral contracep- en Ohlinger, Columbus ; Evelyn Pro~ress>ve. Labor Movement Of COLUMBUS (UPI) _ tives than aspirins. Willard, VugmJa Anderson and (PLM), wh1ch loo.ks ~ Pekmg,l ning Jan. 1 families . C~tncerted Effort Needed Della Swick, and fou~ ~ephews. , nut M~ow, f_or tts l~eology. , TROY, Ohio (UPI) -5her· : Aid to Dependent Children VB Pontiac 4 dr. Hard Top. Beoutiful all white Goodloe uld only a conrerted Delbert Scott, Mendlth Scott, ' The Jury whiCh convicted him iff's deputies said today tb.y Aid to the Disabled henefllll ~ 1 with wh.ite interior. Power steering and braket. A . effort on the part of schools and Dayton Scott and Clarence was ~mposed of three men Ihave "absolutely nO clues.. in will find extra dol1ars i;; matic transmission. civic groups could effectively! Scott, addresses unknown. Iand mne wfmenh tw~ of ~m, their search for a gunman who aid checks each month T h stem the tide ef venera! di- Friends may call at the funer- Negr~s . t ear ape! abducted a teen-age couple,! Welfare Department s~ld ~ease. 1 al borne anytime. Burial will be ~co_:_dmg mad~~y_un ~~-ver ; shot them and left them for ' increases are the rest11t of • Easy --loodloc .... He said a wave of new VD in the Mt. Herman CemetE'!'Y ! dead by the side of a road. ; creased federal support to loi-T•Yeu Rlcla. Mercury Conv. Cpe. Low Mileage - extra sharp cases had cropped up In Colum· beside her late husband, Leoo·l' Veterans Memorial Ho•pltal . The victims remained hospl~' state programs. • Attractive SpMI-Sner Fu~ly equipped with power steering and brakeL r.p is so easy to Qean. bus during the Iasl several ard. · d 1 M D .d aiiZed today. Maracella Rutt, l Congress In the 1965 "'e<li·fl tomatic trans. Power windows and seats. Lu&W"' A. and said no •nd was In A m sslons rs. avl 18 Ch · t· b 011· · ' •· • Cushion-Coated Steel Ink F. Ids , , rts 1ans urg, 10, was m care Act provided an monwa, 1 finest. terior for quiet. apera. aight to tbe upsurge. : amrch. The family traveled 21 Flagg, Mason; Patr c le ' critical condition at Stouder Me' ·-··-" tion. Goodloe said venereal disease I days by ~etl, and then 2500 miles . H~rlford; .Felix Isaacs, Cool: morial Hospita1 while her boy- :·50 e~h ~~n~ ford the. aid • Iii capedtr asu.IIY 8 1111 used to be eonfined to lower ele. by train to reach tileir destina- VJIIe ; Alfred Du~f, De r' friend, Jerry Moorehead, 19, e ag ' n ~ means once--a-day disbmenta of society, such as pros-- tion. They write that there are IClara Saylor, Mlddleport. Iwas in fair condition and tm- program• and an e tra $1.25 tttutes. 200 Peace Corp workers Dl~claarges - . Esta Eaton: : proving at Dettmer Hospital. month for the ADC Special Sta. Wagon. A beautiful red wa&on aD\l "But since Woc~ War II, VD ln the area in addition to the Racme ; Julie G!bbs, Pomeroy, Moorehead and Miss Rutt i i~creases of $4 a month good condition. Automatic shift. ·, bas crossed the tracks-we find missions and missionaries. They Mrs. Eugene .Ree~es and were abducted by 1 25-year-old giVen ~0 persons on the It mywbere and everywhere/' ' report that the people are very daughter, Harr.!sonvllle; Gladys man who hid in their car while : and blmd programs ln Novem· ho l&ld: friendly and helpful. I Ashworth, Rae me. . they were Inside a plna parlor· ber. Members of the Temple Meth· Blrt.h - Mr. and Mrs. David Saturday night. He forced themj -----VB Ventura 2 dr. Hard Top. Showo good an, odist WSCS met at the home Flagg, Mason, a son. llo drive loWllrd Piqllll, then GENOA, Italy (UP!) i Viny1 Seats. Hydramatic drive. of Mrs. Arthur Crabtree on look their wallets aud sbot both Hundreds of b""kers ol Wednesday evening for.their reMeiga Geaeral Hospital :of them. European FederaliSt Movement ~ . Th marched through the ·slreeta of gu lar Deoemher meeting · The Ad-'mms1ODI er1 0owson, G d hom was dt!OCntted in keeping k . Cl W1 1 h I . enoa Mon ay carrymg~:;~ ~ ~ . . d Chesapea e. ara c •. COLUMBUS Ga <UP! I • lament••• the pollc1"es of wttb the Christmas season an Pomeroy. Georgia Fraley, Cbe' · -.. ""'& • I Mary Massey and Helen Scott . ' roUre<f AmerlCIII oHlcer lw ..,..lected Pres1dent Charles I -Mro -- Jeffel'l --- - presented a Christmas program. ' bee • arres·~ •Fraace iD Gau IIe and ur~.,g "'" European Middleport, 0. Reed oubstltuted I shire. Di •-· H S · w POMEROY, 0. · . . sc.-ges - arry pencer, COIIDfctloo wllll !he 10izaro unity Bul no JIICidenls were I et Columbia School rec-ently for An article from lht-! MethodiSt Racin':! ; Myrtle Holter, Racine; . Moryl &udeBheldt, who was Woman _concerning a church In Henry Phelps, Racine; Thomas $100 mlllloa worlll of pure reported. w. West V1rgm1a was read. The King Pomt!roy br.reill llere, tt wa1 reported Mr. and Mro. Harold Glllogly, article held special Interest for : ' ' Ieday, Vicky and Bruee, vlltted re- a member, Mrs. John Ingram, : S.IDilel Delllt, U, wu aroently with hls oister, Mrs. Dor· whose father was p-astor at the SQUAD CAlLED rHted In Orloau, Fra..., lor othy Fruler and family In Gal· church many years ago. Secret The Middleport l-R squad questioning .., llle reqaeat Upotla. Pals for 1965 were reveoled, was summoned et IUO p.m. ! llle U.S. Boreau o! Nar<oU" ..• 1nd you m1y win Cash in the Mr. and Mnl. Arthur Crabtree ' gifts were exchanged, and oew Monday to the Delbert Milan office iD Rome, pollee 1011r<es WIN recent Sunday dinner names were drawn for Secret [' residence at 346 Sycamore-at I Ill Orlean~ reported. He II tile pits of his uncle and aunt,: Pals In 1006. Delicious refresh· where a gun was reported ac· olgblh penoo 1o foe omoted ldr. and Mrs. Edger Crabtree. ments were served by the bos- !cldentally discharged while be-, In llle rase. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey , tess .and her daughter-in-law, ing cleaned. There were no in-·,-========;;;;;; 1tteoded 1 birthday party Jn Mrs. Car1 Crabtree. juries, squadmen said. Rutland at the home of Mrs. I Marpret Plll'IIOllS, fer their I SERVICE SET , CAR THEFT ,...at granddaugnter, Jane Re- ! Funeral services for Pearl; NEW YORK (UPI)-Thleves nee Wiseman, In honor of her ' Wayne Bohn, 66, 1037 E. Mam· ; 1 lBllS In the U "ted fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs.! st., Columbus, who died lhis sto e ' r cars "' , Larry Clark of Harrisonville ut-1morning will be held Friday at ' States tdu ';g . 10 ond 0 M were present. 2 p.m. at the Ewing chapel · SIX ou every Size 4-10 Thole visiting with Mrs. Murl burial in the Beeeh Grove unib.locThkedf,t thBe NaUonal Black- Brown . .meldeb" 1e Gtaw a ay were Mr. and Mrs. ;, tery. Surv1vors u Is Th be ureausays. l81d M da Leon W~ Kathy, Ricky, IMarie: five sons, William, Jack ex~ls ~:a~ear's tot:~ 1 Rondy, and ~lllp and Mr.· and James, all of Columbus: thefts lo exceed haU 0 million Middleport and Mrs. Eddie ClemODB and bert of Powell, 0., and for the llrst Ume. i .,n, Tommy, McArthur. ard, U. S. Navy; three da:~;lii.jijiijjiijjii.iiiiiiiiii Columbia Grange, No. %435, ters, Mary Lucas, June met lor their December meet- IWeller ODd Louisa Myers, IJl8 on Saturday evening at the 1of Columbus; eight brothers j COlumbia School and membero , 35 grandchildren. Friends of the Columbia Make It Girls •call at tne funeral borne Thurs- 1 and the Carpenter Boys 4-H Iday evening. Clubs, their adVliOI'I and enta were guests. 4-H members LOcAL TEMPS pretented a Christmas program 1 The temperatura iD Pomeand projects, certificates and roy's business district at 11 :30 eFINAL DRAWING awards ......, W!cuoaed. Mem- 1a.m. WIIS 34 degrees. Snow. I mller:.riiill Womens & Miss•• HandBags $1,99--$2,99 Jury F•10ds Ept0B GW"Ity u.s. 0£ RevoIU1Ionary ACt•IODS • Goodloe Says THE SHOE BOX Outdoor Pageant Announced by Mason Church eYEAR ENDe CLEARANCE SALE •d • EPI ennc may ' Middleport, 0, ' H• c lumb It 0 FREE TURKEY US :.ve::; Marth WHe SerVICeS • Set FURNITURE SH 2·4811 Rutland I;--------, 60 Ford New LMr Cost FRIGIDAIRE Front-loading 1 A: Teen Coup}e - 795 64 Super Spt. $2395 65 LeSabre- $2995 Left f Dead 63 Bonneville $2195 $1871 ·. "':!:" . 3 PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 22-24 I SMOKED ROASTED PEANUTS IN THE SHELL COLEMAN HEATING ISALES Carpenter Social News BAKER FURNITURE I SMOKED ! I: rr=::::::;] HAM DIXIE PRIDE BUTTERMILK ' s 1 TUPPERS PLAINS BISCUITS 12-11 oz. • cans . 00 FAIRMONT TOP GRADE v, ICE CREAM _ gal. (Kenneth Davis) Phone WY- 2-2511 69c GIRLS LOAFERS Apple, Puc;h 1nd Cherry CHRISTMAS $3.99 $5.99 FROZEN FRUIT PIES RUTLAND, OHIO "GOLD STAR" i Froten PEAS or LIMA BEANS 1112 lb. bag . ....... .. 3 for $1 Middleport 3 $] for CASH Roush's Shoe Store CHRISTMAS SPECIALS I STOKELY RED GRAPES FRUIT COCKTAIL BONUS BUYS J9c SWEET TREAT No. 2! can 3 LB. CAN c Modern cut-out 69c CROUTETIES on LUSTRE can l9c DOUMAC COWHIDE . D, beJ'I were .a110 introduced. FLORIDA ORANGES ollbe 125 COUNT B. REGISTRAR* Billfold ........................................ C. Cigarette Case ...... ............. ....... ...... ~.~...... ..... D. Clgcmttle Light•r .... ..... .. .... ···-·· ········-..·-E. KEY GARD 11 • Button clo1ina key caw ..._ _ .s.oo• 3.95 2.95 2.9$• OPEN 'TIL 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. .. lb. bag "Buy Your Holiday Food ancl4 • $25 PRIZES • For Cash To f\ ,. Count On ••• Count On Us. I PANEL MAGIC.___, ~lTYLOAN ~ MVJNGScn ... • . . . . ....- - - ....- . . .,.- - -... """~ • ...- • . lnultr·Hwelry ltere le~t Pranklin ltore -~~~or - Yoric Clolhlq - on co. -onc"'""""' - . . , c-nt litdc Co. '"' ., ~ ., ' ~ . ' ' \ Mldclliport, Q, . SPECIAL LONGER· HOUU ,TIU. . CHitiiTMAI ,' i l ~ ' . ' . ' .; L6Zihop lwlshOI' & Loh10 Drup lille- L a - Town II Country Chlpmi...Ctltlcl.y ShoH llo.-rAulaCo_, Kapplo larriH llaHon Martuerllo's Sha, Blue 6 Gr•y IGur.nt -.DrJn.ln Wehrunt'• lake Ship .....,•• lteltlllrlnl ' No purchase is req11i111 Need not be present win. Winners will bt notified. All Drowlntl Held In , _ . . , . SEE SANTA IN POMEROY Doc. 20 thru Doc, 2J 10 til noon - 1:00 to ond 6:30 to 1:30 Frll. Doc. 24 10 til noon - Here Are Your "Gold St1r" Pomeroy Stores: Pranela Plorlll UfG JIIIDERS UPLY .CO. STORES ARE OPEN EVENINGS All Participating Men:hantt Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS. All You Do Is Ragistar At "Gold Stu Stores" an..JyTrodorlalel Paael Jlqie qulcldJ naiDnl original beautr to dull, llteJe• pUeUnr, 'lniiJdwork llld furniture ... removoo ICrllclleil..,_~ ood stains ... cleans, preoerva ·and ........ """ on,, wipe of1. . l'llnel llaJie II 1101 1 lrax or poJlob, It contollll DO!uf. · el oUa tW oonrlab wood ... proteot flnlsllo1alnll dr1•' lq aDd iiDDIDI·dut 1o beat and 1p, AT LYONS' or DAVIS' $2~$1~2 • $5P Prizes ( ALWAYS SAVE MORE; 'l. -·-· - - . • •• - r--- Where You CLOVER FARM STORE" >1 - DEC. 23- 1:00 PM ; 'JIB W%!ilidlll i MINIATURE OR REGULAR 2 Doz. IIIIi litill I MARSHMALLOWS JUICY A pp GIVE-AWAY 5800 in Cash Pri -:---- lllenl auclioa wu held 1o fin. j alice Home Economics Commi~ WASIIINGTON (UPI)tee projoeta of lbo GraDge and ' Ol!lo will neolvt $15 million refreahmeata of 11811dwlchea, j from 1 fj.ZI billloa Federal cooltee, kook ado and coffee, Aviation Agency «F.U) pia ...... &joyed """"' lho IOdlll oaillol for -lnclloD If 11'1 hour. . m,a,l landlq lacllltlet Friandl from tllll ana bovej IIIII lmprovemeeto III,!IJ llll· r...ivod a letter from Wallor 1 filii& llrporta. FIIJIIO, a reltred Anlll' offleer 1 lad8ded Ia tbo five • yeor who was born and reared ln i JIOifUI wen 7G alrporta, lh!l CIIIDIIlllDlty. He, )Ira. Fa· ' Ulllellporla ud ooe ........ gau, Davd. Kryllal and Cissie, bole. The FAA uld t11o faciH. are 11011 Ia Malawi, Central AI- lfet .... - . d bec1D11 of rica, where they are do!Jl8 ad- ~~ oil' lrlvel. m!Dialradve wort for 1 build- · KELLOGG'S 7 OZ. BOX detign with black mylar underloy , , • PINEAPPLE SHORTENING 2lbs. par·] SLICED SWIFTNING A. "Continental" French Purse ................ .... .. ...... $5 .00" BLAETTNARs····-, *Shopp!ng Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores* BUTT HAtF Harold Ch•••· Mgr. E. ..,i 1 - Locust St. 60 Pontiac-- $1095 \ Whole or Shonk Hoff 61 Buick---- s1095 1 LB. I & SERVICE -nr. 1 HAM 3 lbs. 64 Parklane _$2695 ''"""" ........ la•lnto Co. Pom.,.y M1tlonal a.M .......... -.. Hartloya. lenllorbl'ha._ IUfflen Rill AIIChtr Sian K6C J_t, limon'l- 1:00 to · o.....,., Moore'a Store Glbbt PCNMroy Mo&or Comp1ny Ohio Volley PIUIMint 6.Holtltlil; K1rr II Van Iandt DownJe.ti..Aihlond Oil a. tlolilllllt,: Arnold ...... ,..,..,,W' Flower Shop Mator Sale1 , _ son... slatloft larnil> Markel WUton'l Launde""'t K....r'l ,,.,...t c•. Malt• ••• G6J Auto Pal'll C•. Tho Palorlc Shop · lllrntn's Supt~ly Store MUll .....,a.., P!umblntil ,_,., -. .... IPOHIORI: A,D.W... 61eilo �.; ~· ' ) ' • < -~ •• .,, ... . :· Ads IoJir. Modtrn Community Bulletin Board, .l WAHl AD INFORMAnON . ~Dally SenUnel, GIVE A NEW . DO WE fV.VE ANY CARRol'S, MOM? I'I,I Dorcas News Notes lit fl li !~Il Ill BANNEY GOOGL. end SI<IUI'I"'' SNIITit I'LL I<ETCl-f VE, JUGHAID SMIF !! AN' WHEN I DO YE'LLGITA ~~~~~~YEE;Accr~~~ A LEETLE TETCHED !N 11l'HAIO--,JUGHAID AIN'T NOWHAR IN SIGHT WHOPPIN' BIG KISS - ' MIZ SMIF -HE'S OVER ATJAMEVS SliOOTIN' MARVELS DAILY CROSSWORD 2. Coven 22. Jap. hl.v1nr !ragrant l.lntrodUC· 2•1. Sprea.d.a G. Iron 11. Plant anese outeaflt 23. Weap- on• tory roots 12. NQveUet Jra•• to .... dry •pe•dl 1. "Boler Marie 21. com~ compv deJa ~ 1 21 . Look for food 3. Mel00)' 4. Coin !'i.Added note: abbr. 1. Dismal, for on~ 8. Arabian chleftatn 13, Ahgul1h lf, Part or USSR Stroke 16. Al!endanls of a aort. point 30. Comfort 31 . Put 9, Hunt 10. Mount1 17, Above 17. Layllr or irts 18. ln a miss': H. Study Ultnlll • 33. :ii:orta1· bealeu 34. r~en c ln.~; sword 35 Chen cry 18. Reading. tor one manner 19. Concealing, 20. Vex. ,, a laaome Mo&Jem women ,," 22. Newt 2!'i. Blunder 26. Looeen 28. Invite ·I I windward ,, 32. Plural ending 33. NeJligent GerorJimo 39. Kindle ••oh, yes. Lewis Winters! here before. I just didn't ON IHTIRI STOCK OP I remember now. rE'CC'oO'ni.,e You You've been standing atilt!" PIANOS ~ ~ ,. 42. Italian eily 43 . Shabby 1-t. Plume T "' I~ ' . 10 'h "// ~ " ~ ~·· ,. ,. Zl ~ " " •• t:'0 ~" ., ~ 1. Soak l•; I' ~ '" " }' •• ~" ,, :0, •• DOWN Y'.l-. ,. " " Asia. fund· &bbr "· r;;;; F//: ~ " 41 . Pepper plant of 5 40. Dine 12. Incidental e:cptnte ::%' ,." 36. Wing 38 . Cochlae or CUT PRICES + •• ~~ ., 11 31. Inlet. n.·l.1 ' ,. ~ Z9. Oppoaed to 2 BOB'S z 36. At 11. dl.atan(' • 37. Italtan coln.l throu, 1~. lL'' •• ' ,_ I~· "l.l r . -· V CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how to work M: AXYDLBAAXB ORGANS I t. LONGFELLOW One letler aim ply l!tands for another. In lhlll umpl .. . _ ~4 tor the three L'a, X tor the two 0 '9, etc. Sin-gle iett;n · apostropblel, the length s.nd foMnaUon of "the word.j are hint&. Ell.('h 1by the code lttters are- di.lferent. all A Cr)•ptotram Quotation EYDAJE WR WMPO Radic ~'IINDAY fHil~ Just In n.n····.·,/ For Chrlstm11 RUTLAND . 6 00 Sign On - l'it! W) ..... b tlfl ~al!'rfll Ue.arl II 2U MPl~B l.ounty RFD 6 25 f'aul ~owen, Farm SPECIAL Apply WY 2·2156 TERMS THE DAILY SENTINEL $10.00 DOWN $5.po WEEKLY OPIN IVIRT t11T1 TIL CHRIITMAI Factory Trolnoll ...lot PHONE 286-2104 JACKSON, OHIO Santa Suggests•.• A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL' FRIDAY- e .~1 ' ' NPWS e 51 Wuather . 7 llf, \l~t•unsl ~f'W!I • ~ · 115 Rill Miller Sho!i' ...., :111 Sports Pdrl'ltle 7 3~ Bill Miller ~how 6:00 Sundown SerenadE' 6:4.\ Sign Off SArlJIIJJ.\ V5 8·011 Sign On - New!l 6.30 Happy Valley doy! e.oo Country MWIIC l'imt HK WREAJ SNYTYSEAT . - BYTD y LARASII BTYOK YeaUt4ay'a Crypt.oquote: CIVIUZATION IS A UMITLCSS :.~L.ICATION OF' UNNECESSARY NI:C.&:SSARIES.- <C 19111, Kf ..... - , t~~n~~ &)'D4~tt. t.c.) l - ' WJEH RADIO W.IEH LOG 4:15 Spotlight on Sports 6 20 <.:ourtrv Jam•:nree Monday Throagb Friday 4:55 Weather ~ - OL ProtestAn' Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical C:ock 5:00 CommunJty New!! 7: 30 Sporta Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 5:10 World and National News LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 7: 35 Larry ~nderson Sr..>w 8'00 Ohio Valley New• 5, i5 Sign Off i.~~ ~ Picken ~ HarGwar~o.: UJ 4f u·~ Music - ~rm:1 8:05 World New~ 7:15 Sign On, Musical Cloet l'f'llt..b 'l'hurs} 11 :00 DuttOd's and Hern~ Dairy 8·10 Sports Tod:ly 7:45 Echoes of Jov 7,50 News l'op ft!D snow 8:15 Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8 Bill "Uier Show !2:00 News 8 16 Musical Clocl< 8,05 World News R q:; ~l!lker Furniture Shu"' 1~ 15 tuswaJ (nterTud·· 8:55 Communib· News 8:10 Sports Toffily 9 oo News 12 SO Rev Merlir. 1'eets 9:00 Talk of t~ Town 8:5 Wealher Pict ure u ~~~ Cn!lee with Jaaet 1:00 News 9:55 Mason County Ni>ws 8:1 6 Pt. f'leasant Football lt oo l'ortra 1t8· of , Patriot 1:0_5 Jim Mees Show lO·OO Public Service 10 ·30 Songs fnr Children ,n n.· ~wap ~hnp 1 5·50 Sports Parade 10 :15 Family Worship· Hour 10:45 Golden Key 10 30 Bill Miller Bnnch Show 16 00 Sundown Sortn•d• 10 .10 Latchstring ll :OU News lU 15 Masun Agr 1'-ogram 6 45 Sign Oft II ' 00 News II :115 Saturday Show ( :Sl'NIJA\'S 11 :05 Morning Melodie~ 12:00 LocaL Ohio, Nat. New1 ·, tTl·esday: 7·30 ~lgn On • Arm1 Hour lexet.•pt Friday, Church 2:20 Bulletin Board 10 45 Family Worsnip (Thurs. I 1:55 New• Bells Ring) 12:25 News 0 Grams lU " A> L. Program IFriday I &.!10 BapJist La) m•n' , Hom 11 ·45 World News 12:30 Saturday Matinee lLOO News a.:iC Sunda} Show 11 :55 Mason ~ounty New::~ 1:30 News Headlines U.D!l fi"Y '• Country Ju, 1cuoo 9.30 The Bible Slkalo.~ to Youl2 :00 Cornmumty News 1:31 Saturday Matinee ll 30 rtuy'o Country Hvmns 9.45 LegiStabve Report 12 :05 ~oon News 1:55 Ne ' ll 00 Cement !:!lock News l~ hi.. The Gootl '.lie 12:10 M~rkets 2:00 Satu....'ay Matinee I 'LL MAK! OIARue DOBBS AHO !4JS lzso Go<ss1er'o Guest star 10 c • 12:15 Mid Day Weaiher 2·30 News Headlines PAATNEil A FAIIt OFI=Eit. AND TAKE CWER. 1 '" ThongTP.!I~n.a!l ·~ nclt~_ r 12 ..-20 Bu1ieti·n Board T-tl$ MI~CLE HAIR Rt"ST~Il.. iT'lL tF rI'da Y1 10 ;:30 2:31 Saturday Matinee e ouotry Hymn timers 12 25 N 0 G /MI<E ME A Foil:· U 3tl Larry Anderi!on Show 11:30 The Qwet Hour 2·3·0 Cewst A rami s 2:5' News TU~to~e, 1-lONEY. 3.'l' Jim Mees Show · oun Y gen 3:0, Saturday Matinee 12 00 News . . 12:45 Country Go Round 3:30 News Headlines 4.1 5 Blaettnar Auto Show 1Z:l5 The Chr!Stl3n• Hour i . News Beat 55 ~1 tr. c 3,31 Saturday Matinee 4 30 ~ ec Ic omp•ny Neill 12 30 The Rev Y ·rl·r reeto 2·.00 Couniry Go Round ' ." J. M Sh 3:31 Salurday Matinee • ·~· un ""' O?' 1:30 The Rev. Silao BIUups 2:55 News Beat 3:55 News S 00 ~'"'" UO !be Rev . Andrew Farsoos 3:00 Mid Way Malir.ee 1:00 Discing wtth Doss o-Do Jim Mees ~bow 2.:10 Sunday '""""" · 3:55 News Beat 4:31) Radio R I 0 5.30 Rizer'• Weather Report 6:00 Sundown SereoaJe 1:00 Oiscing with Doso 1:00 News Roundup Uo SI)Orll Paraao 6.45 Stgo Oft f::W Interchange 5:15 Sign Off OW·~I t t!ET MI!V IIaNE AN' MJOCLE I'll£ QOf ~ llk!.nm t.OO;r e.ur ti.LM·M· ..... ITJ TELL YOO \o.WU I TOQEl!iER. WEU. t.Wc:E ITI AIR"i> A MITE GHAPP'I IN ~; 6UT Wl:'VE G.OT A P\.ACf ALL l=l't~O f.'tiR \t'OU, 0JT IN 'i<.l~er-1 RIGHT BV 5TtNii f c BORN LOSER --=----- -- ·- By ART SANSOM Wlllte a Gift for tlae WHOlE YUR. "MAll" W'I~T ~ lt4AHKBI DIFF~NCE IN YOOR ,&.PPf.-_R ~ ANCf 1 TU-TU I Subscription Rates 1 YUR ...... ~ ........... $10.00 6 MONTHS.-............,.". . $5.25 Bv NEAL ADAMI IINTLIMINt HEW.. <P£AKII'tl ...No,IBU iO SOFllY, 1 •.• CQJI.Qrf'T I ..-..... '--·- l o r - .-1 ·-·· ........... 1o n.llollr llllfloollt• .... .........-----------. ., "' WI.s.l AClnt••·Cinl CIA~D IS INNOCENT... HE 1>10 NlltliJN6., • IT Wi05 l ... I KILlED HIS AIREHt!t..DIIti'T ~ ... DON't . W/oftE.1mliiT/Otl. , LIT ROll.... �-...-. ,_ ,....., ... .. ......... ·' ' ' ., )'' ' ' '' ,.~ ,.,-~ ........ . -. • &ally looUnal, Pomeroy-!lllddle~, ._ o., De_ ~. Jl,_l88B-ll lr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . Z i Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert and family, Hemlock Grovo oeoUy villted his pareots, Mr. and Mn. Everett Lambert. o~>iety Mro. Jam.. Johnson, Jamie II Suo and Todd, Pomeroy, Mrs. - - - - - - - Lorry Johnson, Gina, were By Mn. Peol A. SoDen cenl Sunday visilors of Mr. and ' Mr. and Mro. Robert Beejle l Mrs. Joe Johnson and Beverly. end soo, Billy, opent the week- I Jamie Sue Johnson of Pom,. 11 1 IDd in Newark with her brotb- 1 eroy was an overnight guest er and Wife, Mr. and Mrs. !Jon. her grandparenls, Mr. and ald McKoy. Joe Johnson and Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Dale liar~ Nor· , folk Vlrgiola, oro spending an lndellnlte visit with their pa· rent!, Mr. and Mn. Lynor Hart, IDII Mr. and Mro. Edllon Bro... Mse Ruth Ellll Columbus wll a caller on Homer and Edith - - - - - - - Hayman Salw'day. Bf CLARICE ALLEN Mrs, Moo Crawford relurne· Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ma~ ed 1o her home, New Brigbloa, lack and Doll!UI Kay, l!tlpre, after Bpeudlng a viBII with Mr. W<re Sunday evening vlsilon and Mrs. A. C. Bradford and of Mr. and Mn. Roy Christy. other friencis. j Guy Summerfield has returnMr. and Mrs. Ted Nancy ed home from a trip to Winter vlslled Mrs. Mary Fuller We<J. IIIsven, Fla., where he visited nesday al Galllpolia. his daughter, Mrs. Lorry Rouab, Mrs. Ice Tisdale from Buck. and •ister, Mrs. Carl Biddle eye Loke, Ohio visited with His father, Lloyd Summerfield, ber sister, Mrs. Hazel fA~mahan remained for a longer vloit. ior several days. Mrs. Leiba Wood has retUI'I> Mrs. Fern Gilmore of Middle. Ied home from a several woeu port n.tted with Mro. Ha.el · visll with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carnahan. Hawk and sana. Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Wagoner of Hawk and sons apenl the week· Business College vlsiled with Mrs. Wood and other h)s parents Mr. and Mrs. relatives. Wagoner ol Racino over Greg Allen and friend, Colllmweekend. buo, spent Sunday lflth Mr. and . Clayton Allen and Blll. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland spenl an aflemoon wllb Mr. Mrs. Eldon WUI, Syracuse. Mrs. Letha Koblenlz and Mrs. Ada Morris visited with Mro, Mary Parker who lo conflnecl ID Holzer llospllal, Thursday afternoon. Recent Sunday dinner gu01ta Mrs. Eller Ridenour and Mn. of Mr. and Mra. Hsrley T. Erma Cleland vlslled Thul'lo Johnaoa were their 1011, day afternoon with Mno. Fannie and Mrs. Horley E. Johnoon, Adam at tho Elmwood ·Reol TamrnyJ Cheryl, and Terry. Home. They also called on Mrs. Mrs. Avll Harlley was a Lelah McLane, Tuppers Plains. cent visitor ol Mrs. Harley T. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fraley, Johnson. Columbus, spent the weekend I' Sunday vlsiloro of Mr. with Mr. and Mnl. Willis Froot . . .Mro. Uncoln R118sW w e Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Orr .,.... 11 their daughter, Mr. and Mra. a few days with Dr, and Harold Gillogly, Vlckit and Rojer Grueser and children,ll Bruce, of Carpenter. Logan, Recent Sunday vi1itors of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Newell, and Mro, Howard Thoma and Athens, spent Sunday wilh Patricia were Mr. and Mrs. and Mra. Harold Newell Larry Barr and David of Longs. family. ville and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Mllr~s. 11 Sarver, Johnny and EddJe Belpre, spent Sunday with Mingo Junction. and Mrs. Joe Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, Mrs. Roy Christy and Mro. Johnny and Eddie of Mlnlo Clayton spent Tuesday lnO! JuncUoo were weekend n.ltoro Mlsa Allee Smith 1181 ,.., of 'lier ' parents Mr and Mrs home from the Meigs Genral Howard 'llloma; and' Patricia. ' Hoopllal, where lht unde.....,l ll Mra. Carrie Wear• .recenllyi=aurg~ery~.- - - - visited Mrs. Naomi Smllb. Mr1. Geneva Shumale waa recent vloitor of her da~tler Mr. and Mrs. Lorry JohnBOD Racine S Notes ' I ~ ANOTHER BEEF SALE • •• GRADED GOOD QUALITY ARM BEEF ROAST lb. 49c ENGLISH CUT ROAST lb. 59c SHORT RIBS of BEEF::~:~"' _ 3 lb. 99c LESSER !AMOUNTS, lb. 39o RACINE ..... GROUND BEEF G;~;~ ~=~:,•• PORK SAUSAGE ~~~~:•• Ful-Valu A MARKET S0Ciety , NOteS CHUCK ROAST lb. 3 111. $ps 2 lb. $p 9 nd _ Chester Good Quality Beef- Fui-Valu Buyl J9c *Plenty of Turkeys and Hams THAT GOOD HOME MADE FLAVOR Closing 6:00PM Fridey E·nnlng fairmont Countryside GOOD Right n·sPn:f'd 1,J limit quanlities ICE CREAM Fui·Valu PRODUCE For \ 5 9c Y2 gal. carton ~~ · CRANBERRIES FRESH OCEAN box SPRAY eFUL-VALU BUYe . Morton's Fruit Filled COLONIAL DEL 31 2 C STOKELY'S PUMPKIN NESCAFE KRAFT SALAD DRESSING HUNT'S PEACHES MARSHMALLOW CREME No. 2V, cans INSTANT COFFEE-'IIONUS OFFER 12' 1~•'r' Buy 10 oz. Jor, Get 2 OL FrH _ _ __ TANGERINES Morton's Pkg. of 3 Fnnldln Choco)ete Cov.rtd CHERRIES 49C 14oz. $ S1.19 "SALAD BOWL"- qt. BREAD DOUGH Florida Thin Skin Size 175 doz. GRANULATED SUGAR S ~~~ 49c FRUIT COCKTAIL MONTE-"··.!~ 39c eApple ePeach eCherry Big3Doz. 4 9 c carton lge.19c beh. .Christmas E'eostlng- 'A II Fnl-Valu Prkedl PIES COTTAGE CHEESE CELERY ORANGES ~~~ 4 9 c box 29c 3 69C No.2'12 HALVES OR SLICES- cans KRAFT- 7oz.19 l•r C PILLSBURY ' K E = : Added ~ . ~ < ~ ~ 2 lb.59c PEANUT CLUSTERS _ lb.59c ~~~~~~:TE PEANUTS -------- lb.59c COCOANUT BON .. BONS u..49c DROPS GUM ond ~ ORANGE SLICES a PEANUTS in shell ~ ENGLISH WALNUTS i MIXED NUTS ! PECANS sin . ~ L•r•• ' 2 ~bk•. 49c ~ lb.39c = lb. 49c e ~ . 55c ~ lb. 49c = . ~ PLENTY OP OTHER CHRISTMAS CANDIES RACINE Christmas FRUIT PIE FILLINGS ~ CHOCOLATE DROPS ..............._a a1111wc aasuzwcrs 1••••••••......,••~ Treasure Chest REGISTER IACH TIMI YOU VISIT OUR STORI Merry Christmas TO ONE and ALL! Aluminum & Teflon Cookware · At DISCOUNT PRICESI A PIW OLD SPICE & MENNIN ' GIFT SETS To a II our good friends ~nd patrons ... best wisnes for all good things, from the st~ff and management of SPECIALLY PRICED FOR GlVINGI Yes, we're erry ELEC. FRY PANS 1·1 \ POR CHRllrMAS 17·95 NOW UDUCID TO Racine Ful-Valu Market 5TH & PEARL ON STATE ROUTE 338 IN RACINE · "Tho Storo With A Hart'' nstmas " fRISH fROZIN Rot~ting Chickens fP.OZEN Silo 42 ct. _ tandard Oysters - V. pints 85c lb. 49c Medium Shrimp _ _ lb. 99t CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Ducklings - - - - lb. 4Sa Fish Sticks _____ lb. 59t SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Chuck Steak 49C BLADI CUTS lb. ROUND BONI CUT Swiss Ste1k _ _ _ _ lb. 65c English Roast _ _ _ lb. 69c Ground Chuck lb. 59c Short Ribs lb. 39t Holiday Store Hours! Tullday .•••.•.. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursdoy 9 ft " • .. . a.m. to , p.m. Weclntsdoy 9 to 9 p.m • " .. . o.m. Friday · . . . . . . . . 9 1.m. to 6 p.m · {/r-'------.\, A&P BRAND A&P BRAND HE'AVY DUTY CRANBERRY SAUCE SULTANA BRAND SWEET POTATOES ~~· una WONDERFOIL ALUMINUM FOIL SALAD DRESSING l ~~· J J9c 79c Jane Parker Favorites I \ -··" lib. Ring S) ' 99 Nuts Twin Rolls _,.,..25c Mixed ANN PAOI -"• ,I IICH'o Gillon 4-l L•• ~- SUL lANA IRA NO 51c A&P BRANO ';~~ 65c PORTAGE BRAND 22-oz. ltr 39c ~ U.S. NO. I MAINE POTATOES MI. PKI, Cream Cheese 12c 10 ~~49c Frozen Food Features! A&P BRAND PROZEN Bartlett Pears ••:s89c /r------- 10.01. 1111 AlP IRAND ,.., . t-1 lb.. 1J ....,. Fruits and Vegetables! Whip Topping 39c '--~-----J _ GrapeJuice2!:39c VEGETABLES Alol'ftUM Cheese Cake ':=-.69c 4 89C 1 .....111 SpHrs- CIUIJfl-r Fonlhook & Bolly lkz. L11111 Boono pkga. .,... Stnuts PEARS •' ...... 99c Ice Cream Egg Noodles __ 1-lb. pkg •.29c Sweat Pickles _ Swiss Cheese .. 59c FRESH EGGS •"• -" 14. flirt. IN THI SHILL IROWNIIMISIIVI Sunnybrook Med. Gncle A ' IN THI SHILL ~ 2.69 MARVEL- VANILLA . .,... Potato Chips l·::., 59c English Walnuts 59c Fruit Cocktail ~ 99c Tasty Dairy Selections! ~~b. Jar Hol iday-Quality Groceries! LARGI - CIIIIP- TAlTY J9c Ot. ANN PAOI- AISORTID NUTTY PLAVOI *Susie Cute Doll Accessories ••Duc•D TO_ l" *Doll Clothes Reduced roll Pumpkin Pie '",.. S9c Chocolates 4 FRUIT CAKES ..., SJ.49 49c 18"x25' .,. . JANI PARKIII · AAP IIAND DIVIU !'MD · Cake '':. 39c - -·3"::' 89c $5.00 or More Sultona DI.Mit . . . Ill Dte.:N,···••~n ....... ~- 111111 Mrt Strawberry PH.OMii WI ,f-3342 . ·~ I valid CLOSED SAT. CHRISTMAS DAY Reduced' MOORE'S $ fRISH fROIIN \ Seleded Gift Items ' This Coupon IONILISI ROLLIO Turkey Roast - - - - lb. 99c an eason~ • reetzngsto From all of us at Jit-P_j · · MOORE'S *Mr. Kelly's Car Wash Set Now Reduced A&P TURKEY ~~----W--IT-H~T-HI_S_C_~_P_O_N------~~~Th~ru~F~ri~.D~ec~.M~Ih~~~~ • OVER 2-3 FRUIT & NIITS *Remco Monkey Helmets ·Now Reduced .110 Plus 100 Extra Plaid Stamps Gina Rae. *Sixfinger, Amazing Toy ••DUciD TO P' *Aluminum Christmas Trees Reduced With Your Purchase Of A 10-lb, or Larger sure you'll be pleased that we eonfi. deat)y ofier you double your money back it you 're ~ot c:ompletey satisfied (Price label or register tape 11 necesury of eour!le.) -::II Mr. and Mn. Ray JohnJ1011 oiCWwnbll8 ~Uy opml weekend wllb bis paren1t, and Mrs. Joe Johnson and erly, Joe Johnson accompanied Mr. and Mn. Ray Johnsoti to Jumbos tor Mr. JOOnaoli'1 .,.,._, up at the hospital. .. Double Your Money Back I A FIW TEFLON AND . I' •, SWEET POTATOES ~~~29c PUFFS ASSORTED TISSUES~, of~·19c DULANY and WI pictur~ a portion of our large candu dtpartment - anoth<r recHon of candy also on display, just ocrou tM Isle. I IU SOLIDS CANDIED FRUIT PEELS MINCE MEAT • J Buttermilk • BISCUITS 4.."............... 29c Hudson Showcase NAPKINS ~::Orl 2;: 29c WHIPPED TOPPING ~~:.'!u~7* c.n -••n .49C HOMESTEAD OLEO S~k~~ 89c CROUTffiES ,7:!29c , Christmas Candy ! MAPLE FLAVORED SYRUP 24oz. 59c boHit Large Display At Real Savings! : So Sure We Offer You .. Society Notes Large 3.0 Size Florida Sweet How Sure Are We About A&P Turkeys WoH Pen c lb. I :· ' ' CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES CRANeE.RRIES ~ - - · 1,:.49t. TANGElOS ~~~A . '· ' �')' ' I' / ' ' \ Employes of Th s 1 e entme. Are Entertamed 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddlOJ!Orl, 0' Dec. Zl, IIHI5 • -. - o - • · -- -- Family Night at Methodist Church Features Potluck Dinner Programs -\round And About Middleoort - FeUOtUhlp ,.,., Mainly About People In . Pr.meroy o Candlellsht Em"'' vi! :18.:::1~';=:: Syral:use Methodist Ch.urch Party Is Marked by Songs, Readmgs, Hymns • •il: 1 :~~ t~e ~lfl:m:ed prese~t ~art;en~dwas ~n ch~ge M~ VOL XVII POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1965 K::r· ~~ge~~ ~: Recitations, Songs Highlight Sunday Program 1 lollowc~ Young RelalioVe 1 • Ill Recogmzed Top N OOy One vital requirement before on-site Inspection and ap-1 Allen o New 18 Rt. 1 Rav- driven by Dorothy A Edmund- oo a snow-covered proval of the proposed Meig1 county airport has been etis- , 81lswood, was ~dm;tted to Hoi- son, 52, Rt 1 Langsville, and a Rt 218 iibout two miln fied today Izer Hosp1te\ at 1 a m. today af- sem1 operated by Ernest J Mercervliie. The ear United Press International said the Federal Aviation ter • one-car acc1dent on Rt Damels, 36. Warrenton, N C. steel post. There wu Agency (FAA> recommended Tuesday new airport facllitles m m Chester, one-tenth of a sadeswiped. There was medmm damage to tht car. No be bwlt in 24 Ohlo cities during the next fJve years, io- mtle east of Rt 7. Suffermg pos- damage to the car and mm<lr to was flied. eluding Pomeroy. sible fractured nbs, New was the sem1. No charge was flied The other c1ties were Ashtabula, Bellefontaine, Cam- reported m good condtJon An unattended vehicle was An eJght • ~int buct bridge, ChiJllcothe, Cincinnati, Columbus, Coshocton, East The st.ate H1ghway patrol mvolved m a third M~1gs coun- ~as kiUed. at 5 · ~ ~·:. Liverpool, Georgetown, Hillsboro, Jackson, Kenton, Logan, sa1d the acc1dent occurred at 1ty 3('('Ident at 7 20 p m Tues- d;~y when~t ran ~ Lorain, Newark, Norwalk, Salem, Sandusky, TiffiD, Wads- 12 01 am when New dnvmg uay on Rt 338, a little over of a car Ivenh~ Cr • 1 worth, Wa.shmgton Court west, lost ' control on' a steep I three miles south of Racme. A 7• on~ m• e nort . 1 1 ,, ~. ~ ~~j .~~< ,~~ House, Wooster and Xema. said Child!~ today, "And they down-h 1ilcurve ThevehJclesktd lparked car, owned by George ~he~ was,n;:dium' 0 1 ~/ -~~~~ ', ~ ~~~.. ~ i ~~.. 1 The agency In Jts proposals have been boiled down to two." ded off the left side of the w P1erce, 18, Rt 2 Racme, Cl~ ront ~ ~ar, 1 , ., "~ 1 for arrport unprovement by tire Ch'lds Jd U C 1C 1 in highway, went mto a field, and Icoasted out of a dnve, rolled ~ence a 't y lllllll, 1 sa ' "' ·, ~ end of 1970 also recemmended le · s go g overturned onto 1ts top The across the highway and knock- 2 own · RECEIVE GIFT - Mrs. Paul Harnson, Sandy Height&, Ft. Pleasant, receives 8 Dew improvements at aJmost aU oi ahead on the state program, car was demolished The acc1-l ed down one gll'ard nul post. Patrol arrests Tut!SCIIJY 1114! Umco dish washer from Ja~k Carsey, manager, of Landmark}n Pomeroy. Mrs. Harrison the Ohio airports. workmg m hopes of securmg dent 19 st1ll under mvestJga.tlon. There was moderate damage ed Joe H Adams, 22, was one of the statewtde wmners In Landmarks fall sale. It Will make a real wee the $IOO,OCJO set as1de for air·] No one W<JS InJUred m anotb- to the car. burg, w. va., speedlnc, Christmas present," said Mrs. Harnson. - Sentinel Photo. The FAA srud detalltl of Its ports. by the statewide bond Js- er Meigs county -accident at In Galha rounty, Alban I to Meigs county court Dec. - -- proposals were mailed Monday su~ th 17 55 ~ m Tuesd<~) on Rt 124, Talbert, Ul, Crown City . escap· and Virgil L. Springer, fl, ~~W~'ffifw:~;:m~ to FAA offices throughout the Actually, we only need e l one-tenth of a mile west of Rut- ed lfljury at 7 45 p m Tuesday nauga , unsafe Vehicle, COLUMBUS (UPII -High. country for Jmnouncemeot local- FAA approval of one of pro- land Officers said tilat a car when he lost control of hiS car, mumclpal court Jao, 5, way Safety Diredor Warren ly p1sed s1tes before gomg ahead,'' __ _ _ __ __ _ c. Nelsoa said Tuesday lhat The recommendation! were I Childs reported. 'Jlte FAA ap0 mor< lban JO per eeni of the disappomtment to backers of a proval IS needed before an vebicles checked In the 1&65 regwna! airport in souti'Lwest- airport can qualify for any a1d £ Ohio safety-check programs' ern Ohio. ~y hoped to erect through federal . government DETROfT (UP[) - The De- The new• J!lper sa1d the AUlm- the proJect started was~~ were found in unsafe drivlna: a multi-m!llwn dollar charmels, now or IR the future., trOJt Free-Press reported today Iic Energy Cnmm•ss1on (AECJ 1from the AEC budget. ·, ' cood.Jtlon. between Dayton and Cincinnati Childs indiCated. th.1t the federal govtl'nment has dropped the laboratory from 1t·d In Columbus U S Rep. PT. PLEASANT - A 15 year Nelson said rear lights, tim _PT PLEASANT ; 1 M~e:a ~·GeDe:aHy, w~ do not encourshelved plans to bu1ld 1ts pro- 1proposed budget for fiscal 1966·' ert E Sweeney. old g1rl suffered a broken neck aod brakes were Items found Stbley, 91, died ea Y Y age regwnal 8U'J)Ol'ts becaus,e posed $300 mdhon atom smash- ~ 1967 on the adv1ce of the Bureau lsa1d Ohio was still ID tilt and four others were InJured most frequently to be io UD· at the home of her gr~nddaught· ~pie w.ho live in Cities don t er as part of a government of the Budget Inmg for the project. Jess seriously m a one car acci- safe coodllloo. 'er, Miss Adrienne Slbley, Gal- like ~e Idea of having to trav. economy dnpe. The newspaper reported (/-I Swt'!eney said AEC dent at 4 39 P m. on Rt 2, two cm:.'ii V"\!l1]~H2~:t>W~'"' 7:'iW~ Jn"V:r hpolts Ferry. el mid-way to . some ~!her clty forts were underwa} to restore 1j Glenn T. SeaDorg had inlomo¥ and one half mlles south or Pt 1· • ~ "' She was born at Pomeroy Au- to board an airplane, an FAA the 1tem to th@ AEC budget be- h1m tile Ravenna Arstnll 1 1 C dl 1• hf d e Service held At Laurel Cliff :s. m; °:,.:.: 1 ! rrood: OC prmgs Socioety Notes Children Gire Program Sunday ! In Middleport Mrs. Williams Is Hostess to f rten . dl yC/ b and Now At K&C Jew~lers See Our Fine Seler·tlon of Keepsake Diamonds, Bulova Watches, Speidel Wat<h Bands, J. B. Watch Bands, Charm Bracelets, Meeker Purses and Billfolds, and Many Other Gift Items. Open Evenings I ~ - -----2 Tammy Luster, Debbie Allens2 worth, Carol Ann Turner, BonA: me and Connie Burton, Becky 2' Bartlett and Lois McKinney. 2 Peggy McKinney presented • vocal number, 1'0 Holy i f A play was presented 'Joy to the World," and : part were Gary Ellis, : Bartlett, Roy and Jurly Taylor, ' ~ 1 Ricky and Mllrsha Hamm, 1 Carolyn Acree I The program was well ~-~and-. 1 The church decorated canlllet IIHI was Jl'oenery. Iell :~~ell reaches President John·l :;,·'~!:h~~~~·~~n:th strict Grtevance I C. ':~ji~ Navy Rai'ders u·It compIex ' '' ' Eastern Music " Groups tO GioVel ds " At Fa•rgroun • I p J B kJ ey DoIes Tuesday· A~' ,;lDI!pn~ G H Has ft'rst new N Ba ..e ~ortu ..e fior and aift. ~'h .,.,'ll BUS f. ness 1 ste the proper orbll AU were annooneed Tuesday they wool NEWARK, N.J. fUPI) - materials, authorltl<s said. Left "bait" In a pollee trap, gulno." 111m It over for use as a mus· Cracklns down on • natioowide behind were torture chambers, eum. The famed CiYil War WASRING'OON - DRAI'T DJ- torture-for-thrHls operat1oo 11u- rooms with chains stnmg from Magnusson entered the ~n- The woman, who raid she general grew up at the home. rector Ll. Gen. Lew!o B. Her- thorltleS turned their atWnloll the !ling and leated shoes Slon and. posed 0 a cheat. came to the United Stotes !rum His birthplace al Point Pleas· lbe Ia standi fi hi ce ' "c. " Tbirty mmutes later, detedlves Holland two years ago, was y ng rm on s today to a card flle of nameo- f<>r dispensing disclphne lo broke in and seized 39-year-old har ed with l!cltlng for' ant In C!OI'IItOIII Cocnly already policy of Immediate recluslfi. cuatomers in' the sale of sadism clleniB at 150 an hour. Mllllique Von C!eel the alleaed malntalnm• is a sbrlne. cation and Induction of those behind tbe stately walls of a ' _._. , • wbo bum tbaJr draft cradJ or 1 mansion The Ust of customers from •II 1111een of the ll,IIOO+week a disorderly bouse and possesTEEN BAIL SET conduct illegal ott-lila at local to fue card ftle over the <011nlry-11ome of operation, and Jaml!ll Baird, 36, oion of barbiturates and ob- A Tri-Counly Teen Christmas boards. two carloads of whips c:halt18: them well-known personalities- a bit player In television and scene pholngrapha. She was I Roll will be held 'l'llursday, De<. But be says that reglolrants leatbat cakl'iline steel was lurned over to agents of magazine owner. released in 15,1100 boll for • Z3 at the Middleport H 1R b Wlll no1 Ioi\1 their deferm- bractels and leg trons' were the Federal Bureau of Unvesll• Mqnwtson uld tblll Ill bearing today. ~ school. AU area teen-agers are lllerely for qqlng "ln 1 (e. bauled ~way !rom the bouse of ptlnn and U.S. postal autholi- iddltlnn to utlafying the erotic llalrd, l)'ho u!d he had 1 invtled. The Jaya will emcee. pl demqndtftilll of politico! boiTori 'IIi an 11cluaive Newark ties. 'whims of c:uatomen In !Itt appeared In liiiCb television Admissloo Is 50 cents. T b e •Jews." Ijerab;,:S (l(llitlon wu neljbborbood. "It wu. thl weirdest and mailaloll, the auHey - - proirams u "The Defenders" dance is 8jlotlsor«< by the ~forth IIi a lOtter to Chai,.. Tuesday's pollee raid on the moot b!zarrt operation I've traveled around the counlry to •!II "h lleporter,• wu Middleport Buslneia Profes. llilll CeDer, D-N. Y., lkollm minllon lllo ~Jded, mr a11e11.'' '1iidil Delecllve Art tl811 ollents attracled i!lrWII'!Jieolelll!! a;soo l)oatl pondiD!j'lonal Worn~'• Club from 1 ' 011 'lliiJI . 4) bAJ:llilwateo 'IJUi ~~ -·tiiJIIIO~ IJMo' IVWitltl< • U fllrd11 lubiiC~ "'~ ·• ,.......,. ' lllliriiiL.,; ~ 1 • ' " ''• Ulll" lf' bh a; I • ' ' '\~··r-~"' ·• ~~'!: ' 1 t> ;-~~(;-~·,-;_r-~ 1<11f,t ..l);:,fi1 .w~ - ..4•;\.l'ff; ~ ittt,,., fl ~ ""';'. :1 r\•lt '"'~ hf1 ~· ) -f;iHf,:;.f 'V~•IWJ <'it( '!i 11 n ~ • • ' ' left drKting IIi useles orbits. THE KATZ Seleetio01 ere IJXCellent, too-Flanael P!IJama• - Duster& and •mart new cotton blendl tb'at wash end wear so well, like Cuddle TrlqueKodel Dacron and Cotton Blenda. :;,m:m N·-= llberftldl have many other wonderful tHt ldtas In the lln.. rle ...,..rtm1nt - lettform lr11 or Glrcll• - lndtra Sllpt and Helf 111,. - H11.d lear& - Hancllcerchleh - Hen6a .. - Infants ~Uon taU. ' ELBERFE'LDS IN and I 1 l_.;.;.;::.~;::;;;.~:.;,-,;.;;, .,. . . ,._.............. . .. ' · ;'..;·;.:: -· ~_;·~-··---·~"':';..,..~Q...,.j,....______,..____""'...J ··~· ~. ' ' ' ' '! oncert af 8 Owner s.·nce 98 THE POPULAR PHIL MAID - Shorly Gowna Baby Doll P.J.'a - Full Length Gown. - SUPI Panties - Gown and Robe Set. ia 10ft putel col· WMr - Girls and Toddler• lllps, '•larntl, Sleet*llr. Ask eny ef the lain tlrll ,. htl' pu ntlkt yeur Nlectlen, ( Die in Fire 3c ~ 1 Rev. Barnett, well ~ evangell!rt of Huntmgton. on make a nne ' 1~ be '16t- 1 WORLD ---------- the speaker for a serle!l ~ 1 mectmgs at the Cbe!itcr Melh<>- 11 1: dt st Church begmning Dec ~ through January 3 Rev. p.,,.tll 11 Casto Is pastor. Everyone Is welcome. ~:\a~~:~~Jt=e~o~ ofr~;~~d:~ the flv~ ~ro- . • 6 '* ANNOUNCE MEETINGS 1,be • • 3 t 21 f . , I Di 1 BULOVA ~· uDIOD • Loses Seven Horses 1 CHOOSE CHRISTMAS GIFTS alrpo~t Reed Her husband. William -gr8m'"wiDe Accordmg t() the F'ret'-Press.l ties, werl! stln under Sibley, preceded her In hehcopter and one aeaplanel a 11 mtlhon appropnatJOn to gel tton, death m 1958. She was 8 mem- base. . - - -- - --- ' - - - - - -- - ber of the Beale Chapel Metho The FAA said the facilities dJst chur h were needed because of lncreas- MOUNDSVILLE, w Va. l 19, I mg air travel JUPli- A grievance umptre has I •• of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pullins, SurvJvmg are one brother.·! Mi!anwhiie, Meigs coonty Is upheld the dismissal of six local Clenme Reed · Weelsvllle ' Ohto ' awaitmg 1'on-site mspectlon" of umon off cia1s at the Ireland SAIGON - US Navyfogplanes using seem,..,. JJR Park Drive, Pt Pleasant, A change In location for tlte. bomb sights( UPII streaked through and darkness and idf 1 who rerelved e head inJury. upcommg vis1t of the bloodmo- fourdgr:~dchlldr;n and SIX grfat two proposed s1tes, It has been Mme or the Hanna Coal Co , the fourth tlnu~ attacked Communist North Viet Nam"l Dl- . 1 Treated and released were bile m Meigs county was an- gran c ren wo sons a 50 reported. Umted Mme Workers D1stmt 6 dustnal complex hnkmg Hanoi and Haiphong, U.S. ml¥o ·. 1 Nan~ Gilley, 17, sister or nounced today by Chapter preceded her In de.ath. Wilham Childs, president of President Tbomas Williams sa•d F I t t tl Mars a . Lmda Pullin, 17, s1ster Cha 1rman Vernon Nease. unera service Js en a ve1Y the Me1gs County CommWilty today k __,. tary spokesman di S<' Iosed today, of Carla; and Rickey Ball, 19, I Nease said the Monday, Dec scheduled for :! p. m Thursdav Improvement CorporatiOn, said Wllliarns said he expects to At the same t1m e the spokesman revealed he new -. Apple Grove. All suffered from 127, bloodmobile will be located I 10 'h e Bea Ie Chape.1 Church WI th two proposed s1tes have met get an off1c1al letter from um"no plans" that l S forces m V1et Nam would honor, !~" cuts and bru1ses. j m the audJtorJUm of the Porn- ! 1he Rev Lloyd Miller ass1sted state requirements, but a r el pire Frank Fries, Gillispie, Ill , 12-hour Chr1stmas C"ease·fJre I ~ According to the Sher~ff's de- eroy elementary school on Mul- ~ by the Rev Don Me Mellon Bur- now awaltmg approval by the later today. Iproposed by th e Comm umsts,l partment investigatmg officers berry-av lal Will be ID the church ceme- FAA Dismissal ot the six last SepIt also v.a~ reported t9dayl -~ the Pullms car ran off a curve, The change In location ts ter'I "We started out with 22 pro tember spa w ned a Wildcat Ithat 10 Amem:ans \\ere k1iled I -••· ' througlt a fence, rolled over necessary beca use the Juni.>r l Fnendll wdl ~ received at posed locations for the atrport,'' strike m West Vrrgmia, Pennsylm achon last week the lowest ~lt!· the Mohr Stevens Funeral DR. GRIFFITH casualty 1ate !S mce Sept 25 1 asef verbal tllmles afndldlanded on High school audJtormm ceilmg IHome at.ter -:! p m today Th,., vama and Ohio which tdled upPT. PLEASANT - Ralph when e•ght U S ser\'l(·emen' Is w ee S D I Je . 1's to be repaired over the ho!J. " ' ' wards of 11,000 mmers B tate at !he I body Ill II Cramp, president of the oard d1ed m V1et Na m Another lU d w m S "I understand that the SIX ef Trusttes of Pleasant Valley ays. ch h h 1 GI's wen~ wounded and s1x urc one our pnor o ser men are to be dismissed " WllM N I k f r ease s as mg or 3 VI e ' Holpltal, bas announ('etl the listed as m1ssmg. the weekly ~ large turnout of donors for the c IIams said I expect t~ official appointment of Dr J. Samuel casualty report show('d A Omstmas concert wiD 1 ' bloodmobile VIsit,d between noon veteran11 Memorlal Hospital ruling ': o; ino " m the mall thJs morn- Griffith, M. D., to tbe Medl- I The Navy planes used elt:'('- rresented tonight at a o'e andIt 6 P m • Mon ay Admisaiolu _ Mrs Char!~s tal StaH of lhe hospital. ef. trome bomb s1ghts m the lat est by students of Eastern , 18 president of and Lo- fecuve u .. \'I't aII y lmportan I 'h . at McCloud, Middleport ; Tammie calKarl 1110Krafton, at the Ireland Mine Jan 3. Dr Gn'lf'th I raid near Hanoi tht' (apJtal, l Sch00 1 dIS tr IC t ·m tho b 11, \ all ~rospective donors ~ake a Starcher, Pomeroy, Tarilynn one of the six said he has not gradutated from Wesl Virgin- 1and Haiphong , a key port. school auditorium_ special effort to report, Nea::~e Cowdery Pomero Roy R u h \\'ELLSTON, Ohio (UPI) nd f ia UniYersJty Scb~l of MedI ,C All y Faithful" 0 In sa1d "because of the usuallv R ' y; s· . -h made any plans pe mg orma1 lcine 10 1962 and mieroed at ome e ' acme F1re Tuesday burned d,.at not.ce of the rulings I aU Uf be presented by the hedig~ nulmbeDerof mbe)Urlts ndn~orld- Discbargel - Patrick Fields, seven horse9 in a large frame "We hove not made any plans lhe Charleston Georra HosI . lhe cern r a a so ha tf d M 1 pital ID b1s home town Df der direction el Mr. m ate 1h bee bl 00d ed d r or ; rs RaP Trussell, bam on the Jackson County regarding the dec1s10n I never Cbarlestou, W. Va. Since 1Yeago, u the 0 f th ause e ne e <:end son, Long Bottom; Mrs. Fairgrounds caremker, ~;~ndl expected anything but a ruling completion ot bls mtemsblp, I open the program. ~ 88 ~ 7~.ult of the Viet Nam Kenneth Cale and daughter, er horse so IJadly 1t had tt be against us because seldom ever be bas beeo engaged 18 tbe w11i fol~ow With the! c JC . Middleport; Mrs BenJamm destroyed. does anyone win an umpU"e'!l general prarttre of medicine. LETART W VA - Funeral mfas WSmlteb" Mel.;, General Hospital Fields and daughter, H.artf{'rd, Firemen said the blaze was ruling in Distnct 6," Krafton He •erved Wllh the Armed services fo~ Purl Orlando Burk- l o }A e s w" HI CAE KENNEDY _ ENGI· l!lu Oliver Michaels, Pomeroy ; Har- diSCO\Iered by Dale Martm. said Korean 1 s 81ar as examined trackmg re- Admblsions - None Folden, ry Rous+J, Clifton; Ronald Smith, Fairgrousds cartaker, and Forces during tbe ley, 90, of OJ~ Town commuru- 1and ''The 12 Days of neers Di•clhtrges - Carol Long Bottom Dutch Van Fossen, a horseman BURTON AIDED War. ty, who did f'uesday at tbe s" 11 be ted pnrts today for clues to the Harrisonville; Edith Shain, Birth r.• d Mr Cha Pleasant Valley hospital w•U : m:is· 7~ ch.1/~=ed by cause of the second straight m- Pomeroy - .. r . an s. r- Six of the horses belonged to Middleport emergency • resI be held Thursday at 2 30 P m !hce gNease. orbit failure for the powerful · les McCloud, Middleport, a son Mr and Mrs Harold Byers ef cue squadmen transported ErnfOnt 5 Ome at the Tempa Churl'li at Alder- A I t ·~ Tit rocket th t Is b ' g '''""•.,,._•.., near Dundas in Vinton County est Burlon, Broadwav-st, ~lid01 ' r anne quar~ •• an d to loft t 0a em son withf( the Revu m -"' LAST NIGHT'S SCORES SISTERS 0\ll'ITED They could not estimate the val· dleport, to Holzer Hospilal st I tinm II be Mora, Patricia Kobi-M, -·~ groome w man nUJJm . ette o ICiatmg, lluna w1 Holt•r and Twlla Karr ~· tat! Ia I l~ 1 L 59 G !!' l 54 ElOJse Mankin and Betty Vm- ue of the borses immediately 11;35 p m Tuesday as • !DfdJ· h T ww ry space a Tltaons n vvo. a tpo ts 68 ing, both of Pomerov, are &JS- Two of them had raced on Ohio 1cal patient m t e empa Cemt"tery "Snowflakes , an''" N•Th rf ed Nogan be -, 69 A •-e super n pe orm elsonvJlle t11.c:TQ GEXJRGI:"'If\WN Oh 18 . He was born Octo r 1, 1875, Linda Brown' and i.olllll'l flawles:~ly for IIJ: hours Tues. Wellston 79 Middleport 63 ters of Pearl Wayne Bohn, for- harness circuits this year lnd ~:o•v ' m the Old Town co . mmumty. the ael . a flu'· tr~. will d b I 'I h It su~ R tla d 72 W h 67 mer Pomeroy re"dent, ~>ho foor were colts bemg trained. LOCAL TEMPS The boyhood home oi U S f th I S R d ~ aysed uto qw en f was · ,.. Thu Pia' fl 'an "Dance of the Reed Ftun.. ·•--tw !Is 72 aM ama A h 57 passed •wav Tuesday rnornmK Call8<! of the fire, which also The temperot,... 1n Pome- Grant, 18th president of the son Ei obeth e Fate1 Jmeon B kl po ~t~wu IZa f os er d ur be ey 11 e The ••1r!s v-al back t W ~ into our th · piggyfinal E et ms 76 N hC GTt !I'ur All m Columbus. Their names were destroyed a horse trailer, sev- roy's business district at 11 05 United States, has changed ~ 1 sa e WlJ etr as ern ort a ta 'tU hands for the first time smce 1 was a armer an u'!' rman. will be fe!ltured. ln ·~Ne CU'cular ()rbit 20,130 miles from omitted from tbe repnrt of Mr. eral sets of harness and some Ia.m. today was 46 deirees unSurvwors mc\ude his Wife. W s 1b and N 1898 1 the equator. For some reason, Bolin's death. feed, bas not been determmed. der SUM)' sklell. Jud,e and Mrs. George T Lillie Mae , a daughter. Edith th~ gle!reclub ~ do the tow 8,000-pound thruet en· Campbell of Georgetown Burkley RFD. Letart; t w ol Old St. Nlcbolu." glnes on the 'ntan third stage e bought the old Grant home- sons, Everett, Letart, and Ro- 1 The Jumor band of the failed to fire the third fl. stead from Mrs James Ma. bert, Rout< ' 1, Alderson; (Continued .. page f) 1 11al time to drive the etellltes • • 1 ble Kehoe or M•amJ, Fla , and three grandchildren, tltree great • \1:. LOVELY LINGERIE Hurry! Shop Now! Atom smas her SheIve d m Economy Drive . •' Al Age 91 PI~;!_J. Gilley, 15, daug~t- Blood Donors er ol Mr. and Mn. Albert Gtlley, 122 Park Dnve, Pt. Plea- A k d t VIsit sant, suffered a broken neck , S e 0 and Is a patient m Holzer hos- 1 pita!. AlS<l hospitalized w a s N (~r~ K Pulhns, daught<r ew Loca t•IOn BIG IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ELBERFELDS OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS friltl I Broken, Four Others Hurt 1 R kS • zora s·biey n·Ies Tuesday GI.ri's Neck f:'u, 1 5-Year PI Agency Recommends 240hio Cities for Port Services I )lerry NO. 208 enttne ~":;' "";or~n~"" ~~rVt!d ;\hnar~~tort MEIGS THEATRE • at y The Loyal Helpers class of the group sang Sll•nl' Night, ning, Dee. Z3 at Heath Metli<> the Syracuse Methodlsl church followed by the benediction by 1 Mr and Mrs Richard Owen dlst Church eponsored by the enjoyed a Chrlstnms party Frl· the Rev. StuUer. Family mgbt was held at the Flocks By Night entertamed w,th an open house Seor Youth Fellowship at 7 day eveomg in the church soc- Gfts were exchanged, after Un1ted Methodist c~urch Sutr / Mrs C E Tompkms ~Jsplaf- Mr and Mrs Bruce Lloyd Ifor employees of the Ohio Val- Mrs. Emmogene Lohn, who .m The congregation is In· ial room, which was decorated which_ ~e group adjourned 10 day with a potluck dinner at ~ "Ied and expl~med tbe children s I and son, MJke, were m Circle- ·ley PublJshmg Company and undurwent surgP.ry at Univer- elted. for the ChrlstJ:a~s season, in- the dining roo~ where chickea 30 p.m: Preceding tt, tlte group , and teachers books used ID the VIlle to attend a pre-Chmtmas Itheir guests Monday evemng at sity Hospital, IS convalescing A white gift offerlng will be eluding a natlvtty scene, can- salad sandwiches., cooklea. , sang, 'Hark the Herald Angels kmdergarten und also the p.a- family dinner at the home of I the•r heme on North Third-Ave. mcely at the horne of her aaster presented. Gifts are to be g1ven 1dies, a picture of Jesus painted punch, coffee and mints we~ Smg," and grace was asked by pers the children take home, l his aunt for members of the I in Middleport and brother-m-law, Mr. and to patients at the county in· by Robert Grimm, grandson ol served from a table WLth a ~tll Leo Crew, Sunday School super- , after which the httle ooes sang I famJlies. The home "as decorated in Mrs. Vtrgii Hayes, 3132 Right- firmary and child!en at tbe Gal- Mrs. Melvin Grimm, and a sttia cover and centeml mtl:"ndent Jmgle Bells. Softly Tread Soft- ~ Mr and Mrs. Albert Roush keepmg w1th the holiday season nure Blvd., Columbus 21, Ohio. Upolls State Institute. Packages small tree under which Jifts a sleigh decorated with Followm the dinner [ he , ly, and Jesus Loves Me 1 and children, Becky and Ke~ w1th a lighted car<ll singing fl· Kathy Sue GIU, daughter of should be marked as to age and were placed. I and red ornaments. Plates I:M u ad :urned to the. sanctu- The Prmtary • Junior de- ny and Da1sy S1sson were m gures and large lighted candles Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Gill, is sex of person to receive the A Christmas program was napkins also canted out 1 ior ChrtShnas program of Leon, W. Va. Sunday to attend at the entrance. A II g b ted u· in Veterans Hospltsl with gift. Also, members of Class 12 presented with Miss . Marcia poinsetUa 5 v.t~wh opened 't\lth oJgan prt"- t~ k 10wa~ are to bring food articles or Karr in charge, which opened corsage~ o tho Yf(a~ ~ere 1 d w t rev~ew d' a pre-Christmas dinner given Chnstmastreeandcandleswere pneumonia. d b Tom Baker Mr Crew e wor .. epar men an ' by Mrs. Roush's moilier, Mrs. I used m the dming room where M1ss Roberta Kraeuter, stu- toys for a basket to be given to witb the hymn, Hark the Her- Planmng e 8 a r all and the for rthe iAlta Miller. OthtT family mem- 1a buffet was served during the dellt at OhiO University, arriv- a needy family. ald Angls Sing, with the Rev. Mood1SS . sen "There's A ory 0 e ' ns mas ar bers attending were Mrs. Gene everung e1 home to spend the hoUday W-endell G_ Stutler as accom- w , rs 1 ' ~ongr~~at~~o Air g and While RecitatJO~ were g.•~en ~Y dG. 1 Mend and daughter and Sh1r· Attending were Mr and Mrs. vacatiob with her parents, Mr. panist, followed with prayer by Gnmm and Mrs. Damon FutS~n~h.. rd' e Wal."hed Theil' ' ~-ftrGw~ e~. Da~ P EJ w~r s, ) lev M11ler, Columbus· Mr and William Lehew, Mrs. A. C. H1ll, and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter. Miss Karr and the Christmas relL w s '1 e ev eu er an au a une , M~s Ralph Mdler and child- Helen DavJs and Emma Lou Mr. and Mrs. Paul HiU and story from Luke 2:8-17 by Mrs. ;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 1~~chg!nSg!eern Rshalph Robson. A reAadboingt, 1 . taNndghthte :::dttrAew~v~~ I reo, Pomt Pleasant, w. Va ; Mr. DaviS, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. family of West Newton, Ind. 1 ....n ' · and Mrs Bob Miller. Evans, Fred Hoffman, Chester Tanne- were wee'kend guests of thetr W t's ChriStmas A u, the Manger. "' 'h ptay· w va. Mrs Garnet Herdman hill and daughter Jaruce, Mr. parents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill was given by Miss Karr and the er by Mrs Edwmds ' I and HO~ Golden Leon · Mr and rand M . ry Baker, Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Slaw~ group sang, Come All Ye Faith0 Pomeroy, Ohio I , A flm ".Tell ;..1e A.)Qul Mrs, D~rrell H;rdma~. Mt AI- Mrs..--'Emerso Jones and dau- ter. A ean,dleHg~t ~ervtce andiful 3S Chflstmas. '" lolor, bv Marv I to and Mrs JamftS Matheny rg:flter Bar bar , Mrs. Lucille Mrs. John F. B&ily, Mrs. Russ dtildren s recJtahons and song!! , Mrs. Ambrose Flanagan reed, LAST TIME TONIGHT , Al1ce Jo~s was s!10wn by Mr. Bnd sons, Leon. Ha\o\klns. Muitleport, Mr and ) Watson and Mrs. John Scott vis- highlighted the arumal Christ- Christmas and an evangelistic "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" , Crew, after wln<'h Santa arnv-1 Tt R , H d R pelt is Mrs Wilham 7J.ioffman, Mr and 1ited Sundav everung at Pt. mes program Sunday evemng opportunity and a Cbristmaa eWS F'r:~nkle{T!~~~~~olorheborah ed With gifts for pupils of each s e~~m e~ile ~~~~a ·s ul~ Gulf- ~lrs Hobart/ Wllson, Jr' Mr. Pleasant, W.Va. with Mr . .and at the Bradford Church of meditation from Matthew 2:11 \1 alle\ . Cesat R0mer(J, FIT'd i class. He then gave a treat to p g y · and Mrs Dw1ght Wetherholt, Mrs W11Jiam Knight and fam- Christ. was given. A reading and pray. Mi h I (Mike) Bailey 14 l lark, BusiE'r Keaton , H&r 1' all '" the- congN:g-dlion KermJt Ipo~t ~ftssC v.~h ;ls pal~e~;~· ~:~~ I Mr and M(s , Phil Foster, Mr ily and attended the Chnstmas Recitations by ch!ldr~ open- er by Mrs. Stutler and the !long earco~e grandson of Mr: WU, l'Y Lembeck, E~e Arden Walton. on behalf of the chun·h an rs - · uppe and Mrs. DortQJd Wright, all or ro ram at the L.-theran church. ed the program and takmg part Fatrest Lord Jesus, preceded Y ile and hew or ~~~:~~re~~~;:t- Hooh. & Gooh, famll•es , prt"sentrd the Rev and er relallves d d 1 Ga llipOIJs· Ro~rt Wmgett Sy- p .Jnuam Boer student at were Vincent Mossman, Tam- two readings What shall I give ~m Bad ~ Leonep Kennedy Mrs C Melvm Alk•re Wltlt a Mrs Emerson Jones an au- rarL,se n~d M~\~nd Mrs .Ver- Ohio State Urnv;rsJty arrived mie Lambert, Debbie Lambert, this Christmas, and A Time for r. an rs ted ' ,,,,;,:;;:::: gt(t with tJ,e Rev Alkire ex· ghler, Barbara, were Galhpolts non D;Weese and !.(r. and Mro. Fnday to spend the h~llday va- Becky Painter, Laura Hoove, Giving, by Miss Karr Sr., 1Grant-st., was:ulec f : press mg their thanks and ap- VISitors Monday. Otho Matlox Point fleasant. cation with his arents Mr and Tt~mmy Mossman, Mark Gilkey, A reading The Revised Shop- cent. Y as represen ve o Wednesday, Oece-mbe-r 22 prel'Jation of the splendid pro- 1 Lee Dav1dson son-m-law of ' \ Mrs Geor e B~er ' Jay Russell, Bmnei Wood, Julie ping List, was giVen by Mrs. Typ1cal Newsp~per Boy In NOT OPEN grum and extended greet1ngs to ' Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones, I ~ W~l Sh 'dan nd Russell Roger Nelson, Brenda WIIILam Eichinger end Redemp- Sprmgfleld, Oh1o where be II 1 1 al l · 1s recuperatmg from foot surgs. M 1 1 ~11 er~ . ht oi 1Nelson' Larry Nelson Cheryl tion glorious exchange by Mrs one of 325 carriers of the Spring· THURSDAY, FRIDAY, The hymn, Joy to the World, e1v at Dottor s Hosp1l.al Jn Cn_l On e 19 ~ste~l t ~ Ja~a ml Nelson: Jeffry Llghtf~t, Diane 1W!Uiam Houdashelt, afier which field newspaper, ''The Sun." o..~nd the btmed1ct10n b: the Rev : lumhu s Mrs Davidson •~ the ' cti ;asa~'t d ·1owa7tend Pamter, Keith Wood, Linda HyA "paper boy" for the past 0SE!~{ufa~:~s Alk1re, closed the program The gue!:it of Mr and Mrs William i ho wn ~8 ti a ur 1a~~ir brother sell and Terry Dickerson. Roush Guemseys three years, be has a total of "~uHs1~·~A~~~ f>anctuarv was beauufullv de~e- Pullm wh1le thry are m Co- 1 k~hg:r~ u~~~e~er from Obi~ . Takmg part in the candle39 customer~ in his territory. 1Telhna•ul m l oso"nted fnl' the Chnstmal! sea- lumbu s , [ 11 film "Holv Night'' m color, State UmversJty Genheimer will light service were Kathryn Ru&- Make Top Records Sntu_rday Mike and the other 11 f'• 1f'r 0 'Jot•lt l'cte1 S(•\1t>r , ' \l1 ss MarJOI 1c Harns. \\ ,Jc:h and a candleltght Chmtmas ser- ~ enter the US Air Force in Jan- 1sell a~d Linda ?nm~, , e vocal . tamers were allowed to keep Hnnl l Sc hneider Capuone, mgton ' D C. IS spendmg thP vwf' was heu I" Sundoy. evenJng i uary. duet,d '0 Holy N1ght; from the sales of the I' Jil r Pl!'ll lis,, ~ood~ All 1 M Edth scripture F t· Three . reg1stered Guernsey dall receipts , edi ' tn 1 r~u la Amlri"ss Huw , uu 1 B If , Clnls\mAs hohdays With her at the Laurel Cliff Free Metho- Mrs Welby Whaley and Mr 1rea mg. rs. l orm , cows m the herd of Edson ay s t1on. (.\I~ \llll l<mgh ''he11 1 rat ~'rtll , hurrh l lalher \lr Robert Hurns and dtst church nnd Mrs Dana Howett were angels, Evelyn Wood and Anna Roush, Racme, have recently Mike Is the son of Mr. and ~~1\1 1 ed~~ ~~~e~~~~~lel'or' ;~; f.ltiSS has PtJrt.v olher re lat1ves 1 The p•ano prelude by ~cky ft.fnduy ~•s•tors in Athens. Russell . hghtbearers, Mrs. Ruth comple~ed ~p official DHIR ar.. Mrs. Clarenc~ BaUey (former 11 ", • w0 od} Allen ha~ ' The- Adult Class ol the B1 ad 1 J\.tr and Mrs Gordon Harris, : Wnght opened the serv1ce fol- 1 Gordon Fisher, st.udent at iLambert, . Anna Russell, Tres- tual productiOn records accord- Le(lna Erlewnte), and attends ~ 1Ill lroubh• Hltho 11P ~ ' ford Church of Chmt met lor IColumbus. spent the weekrnd lowf"~ W11h the lwmns, Oh Come Mountam State Busmess College, 5le ~endncks, Evel_YD mg to The American Gue;~ey th~ mnth grade at Clark Juolor " ' u n rl n·s,~·r" m a .stnp- Ins Chnstmas dmner Fr1da.v ev- With th e1r pan•nts, Mrs. C M All Yr: FaJthful and It Came spent Sunday with his parents, Jackie Reed, Phyllis . G keayr, Cattle Club. All cows were milk- H1gh School where he is an hon. " l't' pl,l! I'' Pau l.1 Pn•n 1 1~s be II h pherd Tony Hendricks L de d 1 1 y1r"l' nu o; • st nppd' and 8• enmg at Miller's Restaurant m l Hennesy and Mr Ro rt ar llpon thr M1dn1ght Clear lS<~ I- 1 Mr and Mrs Mason Fisher s e .' : ed two times a day. The test- or stu n1 an manager or a t ,qnH 11w m~ n1r1 alv and Middleport wuh 14 present Fol ns j ah 9 and MJcah 5 were read Mr snd Mrs Sherley Swan .ry Nelson, Johnny Ro~nson, ing was supervised by 0 hi o basketball team. He has been ll :r nt.wro m ' U' ula And I P~s lowJn~>: 11, th~ group went lo tile Mrs John Lvons spent \Jon· h\ M1 ~ 1\rthur W1~r. and Mr ' spent the weekend 1n Parkers- IWlsemen, Joe Robinson , . onnJe State Umversity. a frequent VISitor ~lth relatives 1 arvll~· 1 :1 1 111 ~~:)~r~11 ~\~~od~ut~~~~r~ home of Mr and Mrs Robert da" m Zanesville w•th her m6- lGErald Pullrns read the Chr1st- burg w Va w1th the-ir daugh- Russell, Anthony R~sse\1, Mary They were Locust Grove VaJ. In Middleport durmg the sum1ter ~nd son-in law, Mr. and : .11nd J?S'::'~h, Mrldelme Pam:~ ors Beauty, 6 years old, produc- f!ler: months. Mike's hobbies are n· ~~t ~ strl't'11 rlrhul a• fun- 1 Hwver tor a party and ~pft , tber, Mrs Bernard Schramm I m,1s gospel, Luke 2 1-i 1Mrs SdU'amm arcl>mpanred j FolluwnJg the can;!, Ob, Lit- Mrs E H Whytsell and attend- and RIC~~l~ ~:!:J ::ter nvman II ~ KO• i exchange , ed 14,020 pounds of m!lk and ftshmg and bowling, when he 1 1 ' lhlanous' 1 ~ 6b ~BA~t ~Y~HLICHTS : Three- other members Joined her daughter to Middleport for ltJe Town of Bethlehem, l,uke 1oo th eir annual Christmas par- Christ Ch. · ted th . 573 pounds of fat in 298 days; has time. of 1965 • Ithe class for the party and se- the holidays. h 2 8 20 was read by Pearl Ja- ty on Saturday evening. in:h=~~ ~~s ~~~a Gri~:n! Grand Lake Dea~ns FlosSie, 6 ----Colr.orrartoon,· Pink 1cret pal names were revealed VISiting Wit Mrs Etnma cobs and the cllmr sang The Mr and Mrs K D Matheney . eed years old produced 18 558 ~:~~~n": Roulette 1 and Dew names dra111n fur the Sm1lh and Hazel Vancooney OV· F1rst Noel "Jesus the Light o( and Mr and Mrs. Jim Carter :!~:ts.t.] J~~=:~ !e Bell:.'~gan: pounds of milk and 855 pou'nds Family Dinner is 'year Attendmg were Mr. and er the weekt>nd were Mr ,wd 1 the World" and " llow to Obr attended the annual Chrlstm'ts ' R d Mrs Reed of fat, m 365 days, and Locus Given on Sunday 1 11 SUNOA Y MONDAY Mrs Homer Forrest Mr. and Mrs Okey Saunders, Rev <ll ld seJveChnstmas''was U1etop1c ' party ;;~t the home of Mr and . Anna ~s~ .. ~nJ ( Ha e La.neFarmsEaleen,5yearsold, Mr d Mr H Davis TUESDAY 1 Mr!i Hoo~·er, Mr and Mrs. Guy Mrs U!v..Js \1Ike11 , ~k and of thr se1 mon by the Hev Eu: Mrs E H Whytseil m Parkers ;r:~~edu'~ 'Norrnaes:Ussell ~produced 12,400 pounds of milk I enteri.al~:d wi~· dln· OEC 26-27-28 1 1 rected th~ rogram with Kath- and 601 pounds of fat, m 366 ner SUncia at their home in "THAT FUNNY FEELING'' , Russell Mr. and Mrs Wayne Mrs Arl1e Hill. Golhpo •s Mrs , gi'ne Gil l 1burg , W Va !T('rhn I('Oi ot) , Kmg. Mr and Mrs Paul S1sson,l Otho Hoffman Jnck<;nn. Mr 1 A hymn preceded the candle- ~ Mrs Dess•e Patterson retum- ,ryn Russef in charge of the days. Syracuse ~hich wu decorated Sart rl tJ Dt· ~ Hobby D:ttill, , Tress1e Hen~n('ks Frances Hv I and Mrs Ed Sm 11h and d::~ugh !Jghtmg service w1th the Rev. , t>d home S~nday, after a sever- children's rogram. for tbe holiday season, includ!J-m~ld O'Lonnor, N1ta 1 ter, sell. Nora Curbs, \ierna Hysell Elo1 se Pomeroy Gll hghtmg the Chnst candle, 1 al days VIS it m Parkersburg, p ANNOUNCE PROGRAM in a lighted tree r tl bot 1Jommg the group were Mr and I Mrs V·.'!ll1am Bradro•d is a from which the ushers ~ouJS I W Va w1lh her daughters and Wednesday afternoon. The Sutton Metbod1st church ~ovies were tak~n during the Fe-llur•tte · Horsln' Around Colorcartoons 1Mrs James Reed and Mrs. Ev i patient at Me1gs General Hos- 1D1ehl and Leonard Lyons, hght-1 other relahves Mrs. Hugh Bearhs spent Sat- will hold Jts Christmas program afternoon and &lfts wert IX· _:r~l_!__Lightfoot p1tal where she was taken Sun- ed their c•mdl~ and m turn tl1e urday evening wtth ber aunt, Thursday evening at a with chang-ed and 8 visit from Santa 1day mornrng after sulfenn~ a j c<~ndles m the congr:gation The 1 Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ave. Mra. Robert Lee and Miss who gave each child 1 sack of strflke fit her home on Drown- i grou~ sang Stlent Night, f~l~ow-1 Miss Edna carman VISited Sbaron Holter in charge of candy. Guests were Mr. and • 1 ell Ave led "' h pcayer b) the pastor, I with Misses Kathrme and Agnes the program. A youth choir Mrs. Richard Leifheit Em· and1Pdthe candles were exlmg· l . d th d'-~lon 1 Ml c nd CUrt f Spr'"""eld· Grueser one evenmg last week un er e h~~ o ~!I ar.. 1rna Jo a o u 16u , t3etiSOIIiDgs. : Ul~l 0 ff tak lh l Mrs C!tfford Leifheit who bas Ia MorriS will •IIIII Christmas!Mr. •nd Mrs. Robert Lehew w a'th en WId been confined to Holzer Hos- carols. Refreshments will be and mbu Charolette Barnb ara eKrlmg 1 em a e p1ano an . , d and Mr Debbie d Mrllol the serv1ce closed With t be · . pita! for the last three weeks served followmg the service. ~~~ s, an . an · i Lord s Pray~r m unJson. Mr 11nd Mrs Amos Leonard was returnf'd to her home last The Rev. H. L. McDaniel is W.1Iham Lehew and Ted, John, v1s1teu w1th MIS! Agn~s Grueser Saturday pastor. Bill and Cheryl of PomroJ. The annual Chmtmas pro- 1 gram of the F1rst Church of Nazatene m Mtddieport w"' Ithe ~ELECTIONS presented Sunday evenlriJ.: <:~1 1 Ichurch The theme of the ch.lU 1 1-------------~----~-~ dren 's program W<ts entitled,' In I Mrs Charl es Wilham.s was I You have no idea bow delicious Christmas can 1e until ' . _ ed f lhe Fullness uf T1me '' T he r hostess to the Bedford Fnendl:y 00 you've tasted our Keotucky Fned Chic.ken, le8l!lon per ec· choJr was made up of th~ ) oung 1Club on Thursday wtth the pre-stiotJ It is a blend o{ 11 different spioe& and herb&. Colo~el people of the rhurrh I1dent Mrs Dana Hnckles pre· I Give Her Something To Dream In For Christmll- Whatever Her Preference In Lingerie Sandera" original recipe is abe aecrel I! m.~ Kentucky Fned I G1vmg rec 1tatwns were Jo sJdmg 1 You'll Find It In The Lingerie Department on the First Floor - SLIPS-GOWN5-PEIGNOIR Chicken tmder and tally and finger liclcio good. We do the IMcKume\, Steven Littl e, Lone I She read from St. Luke, sec- I SETS - PANTIES - PAJAMAS - BED JACKETS - BRAS and too.king. AU you have to do ia taka it home. Alter • ha~:d day. of Turner, Be<:ky MaHaffJe, Ter I ond ch~pter , 1-15 \'C rse!i, a 1 Christmas l!lbopping. 1top in for a bucket of Keollacky Fr.iod !esa El11s Ltsa Nash, ~" m my er.' appropriate to the se.,son, GIRDLES Ct bon. And turn tbe Holidw S ra~Qn into a re&l holiday. r I' L1ttle, Chuck Allf'nsworth, Mike ~ and r.ondutted a qu1 :z won ~\ Pooler, Sa ndy Little, Debbie Mr~ HJiiler QUivt'\'. The Sante Claus ' j John son, Danny Morris, Dt·b- el mg pnze by Mrs Dana H'"· 'I Will BoOn CCilONELSANDERS' ~ ~C 1 b1e Goodnile, M1ke Haley, V1c.l mg was won .also by Mrs Qmv-1 1 2nd Floor R£CIPE ky Manley, Cathy Haley, Per.- ey 11 The Dlnner-1.25-The Bucbt 375 ny Johnson, Carolyn Aut'f:, l There was an exchange Wed. 6-8 pm The B•rrel 5.00 Frances and Vtrgll McH:Jille, I gift .'I whwh had been I I Thurs. 6-8 pm CROW'S STEAK HOUSE WY 2·5432 Arnold Johnson, Kathv Pooler, . uouer o lo.ely det·oraled tree. _ -· ___ _ - _ - . - -- · - The hume was drcorated for I Fri. 10.11 am .OGERI LlNGERII IJ .....ft.'lllfiNIININIIIIQII'IICIIft'41111--INIIINifftllliNI(IfiCII'Iac~fi<Pit(11(-ICICICU•Ilji the OCC<tSJOn I the Ideal 1111 for her. ~ Potluck refreshments carry_! Nyloos in beautiful ~ mg out the Chnstmas theme 1 &badet - Shlltt A were serv~ at noon to Mrs I Baby Doll Pajomu 21H1lber QUJvey Mrs. Judy Lee, i Pantle• lD. laee trim· ~ Mr.'l Edson Hurt, Mrs Dana I med or tailored atylet, ~ Bncklfll, Mrs Harve Chaney, i llotcllfnl Seulla ~~Ml!i Joseph Sjanley , Mrs Char- ~ WARNIRI ii es Williams and guests, Mrs POUNDATIDNI ~ eorge Car1.er, Mrs Rodney 1 , u1vey, und chlldreD, Clltfly, SllPI GoWDJ ii QUJvey, Nancy Stanley and LinRobea - Half Slip• in 1 fine array of ltJiet da Williams The next meetto plea11 her IVet'J 1ng Is Jan. 20, the place to be ( Whilll. ~ 1 announced. 1 ) w •;• • " grandchJldre!l and a brother, Fred Burkley, Northup. Ohto Friends may call at the Fogle- ~ song Funeral home after 6 P·l m today, I TO NAME OFFICERS The I I cr f ff annua e e Jon o () l· cers of the Ractne Volunteer Fire department w11l be held Thursday at 7 30 P m. at -~· fire station. All members are urged to altcnd PROGRAM IS TONIGirt' The onnual Chrtstmas proR· l'liD by youth will be given •t 7:30 p. m. at the Hyoell Run iiJ>illt ~ k'A *!!!IT· ~ · ~ •• ~·'~ . ,. 16" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 21, 1965 lieving phillips wolfe