https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d0d89b949df3b4bfd3e9c747c955478.pdf f78eeb9e3d60c68598b50dd6e9dc4b9f PDF Text Text ')' ' 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" �' ) I ' .,... . • •• .. I - - -- ~Voice of Broadway - - ...2- : Two for the Show Jules Gtaenzer, earlier' a 101111· time lllp man, llllderwent bead Richard S. Owen, Publlahet Chester Tannehlll, Editor IIUietJ (for • blood clot) at Published every afternoon except SundaY by 'rhe Ohio Valley Pub1ishlng Company , 110 Methanic St., Pomeroy, OhiO 4-!5769. Business Office 1>hone WY 2-2158 Editorial phone WY 2-21!57. Leoo1 11111 Ho&pllal; Jules also cracked a hlp Ill lbl cab crash and 18 puUIDi up a IIJIIllkY fllbl for a )'011118 pol of It . .. Jlu&ll DoWDS (hotpllallzed lot probable IIUI"PI'J) ha4 btell comiDC . 1o bl& NBC job daB)' ID a wbeeldlalr and e9111 hll pt'G4uo:er AI Morpn dldD't la!ow · .. .Couldn'I be llliii'IJllll'l "JneraefH Entered as seeond cla!ls mailing matter at thf' po!rt offi ce at Pomeroy , Ohio. advertising B~ttin elli Kimball, Inc ., represP.nt.ative: 343 Lexington whne available, 30 cent!! per week; one ve-ar in advance at the Daily Sentinel of- six months, $7 .80, three mont~s s3.00. By Motor Route where carrier serl'ice not availab1e one month $1 .30. By mail one year $10.00; Six months, $5.25; Three months, $3.00. I ' t.n editorial! Food And Holidays I tion. Some of the reasons given for the oec\ine, outside of \ugh pnees, IS that pork IS considered too tal. That I s a la\sehood, because the new type of hog raised in Meigs is the meat type. and no longe r is the an~mai fat and JO W.I ~ as m the past. There IS also a great m~sunder· standing, outside the ranks nf d1 elltican of the high quality protems that are fou nd in this type. of meal. It IS also a provider of essenttal vttamms a.nd mmerals that are not to be found m other meats. The industry also tl a~m s that the co mplaint that the pork eater has a hard ti me digesting a meal when th1s meal IS prese nt is a falsehood They cla1m that sludies have proved that It IS oue of the most digestible. Mavbe 11 we could r id ourselves of some Or these mistaken 1deas the m~at w1\1 once more be the sy mbol of h1gh liV ing. One of the reasons for the h1gh cost at present is that the decline 10 con· su mption brought about a lack of de· sire of farmers to raiSe porkers, and the shortage of supply now IS causmg prices to soar into the sky. There IS much spade work to be done if the trend IS to be re· versed, and for the good of the farm ec· onomy it should be followe•l throu gh. Whatever you have to cat du rmg the holidays wa~.,J!ope that it gives you that added glow Ot ·well-being, and adds to the joy of your day.- bee••• . two aarpolll, Gill a r-..,- almost the only ltmbllll8 JapaD'I lop film oclllr ''OUo dll· and be walked !ben b1 legit musical conduelor, whO .... ear~~~ ..,,ooo a ,_, ,.. wmMH ... Jacll YIIIID, w11ot1 was to eonclucl lbe pit beDd at DUll by d'w<>OCI'• yardlllck ... "Hippy llaJI Art Ben Aplll" Ill matineet; lbe'a prpoua · lor old lllabll11Ml4 .bcllol> beeaml lbl Walle lbtml .. . Glamor Mag edllor Kalb> 111 lrala lice ...~ . . . ,_., Je1a. - • e1uee 1132, - ...... leeD Cosey'• floor • let181b llbiJIJ· r.nrtepoand :zo frlelldl (Jamlll whell WI mel him OD black evenlni coat II made of Garaer, Sidney Poltler elc.) wiD Ave. lbwl lbe V1eiDib whO 1U1borD vinyl . . . Carol Bj<fto man (of Women's Wear) baa 1 bolldaY 1D ArUba, Duloh Willi 4au- II 'We'd _ .. _ - " k lhall brand new beau lllllled lo IllY" Jndlel . . . Gall KoDeiiOD. 0 pier of your 8r&JldPGP 1 movie ,._ one . . . You'd aev.- believe oe~.eymbol. BUill Dove, told ft&bl,' " lbl veteran l<llPJIIIIII who feD uleep Ill the Whltl Bouse party of Ayub KhiD U. ber 11au1e of VIIDDI 'IIIDI lhl ebrUIIedoclllr Paul 1101'· n..o..- lbt ""'"'" lag the "eDISrtllllllneDI... . ..• -••d Caa•dllll_ _..... Gille B Y. -•• """""' . .~ he'l never belli allod bJ ODe of the lop OoloDJ ReelaiD' toya wen IIIIIIT""' ••• ant customerl w11 lei heck III BlrrY'• IUIDI lor a fariUDI ID 1111 p't cnmmliiM cr apaeJ nsldatl• trom hll "Bat Mastel' to lelllfy, .,..o, be'l aner belli Oil lhe 101emD JllllllliSIIIIV.. a,... tlllOIIDg . . . Broot lleDIIlll to IUt lbe 5111 "' piD to abule the help .. . Jolla- Wll ruabed from • Clmodlim allod upoll Ill' Canon'• IDeellllvt lor IIKJib. alibi apol to I Jlell'Git boiPIIal melldjM!lt .. • Tbal'l lo&leal .- lougterm "Toalibl" CODiraCI faiDtiDI epe1ll ' •' BeiiJ lllOUIIh- pnlli'OIII "pootpoDe4 b come," Ill tqal and ~ • board. lOft, -y = •·-· u.- DOCTOR Telet'ision Revue SAYS Eastern's Eagles remained unbeaten m SVAC cage play with a convincing 7&-46 victory over North Gallla on the winuers home court Tue~y night. Coach Gary P8l'SODI Eagles, wlth an overall 5-2 slate fer the s•ason, grabbed an early edge and were never serloosly threatened lor the lead. . Eastern jumped mto a 15 • 9 first period edge, was ahead BY HOBART ~N. JR. Nelsonville shattered Athe~' four-year, 311-game wmrung slreak m the Southeastern Oh1o League Tuesday mgbt by turn· mg back Coach Charles MeAlee' a defending hoop champions, 60.1\1, before a packed bouse. Tb I d I e g,ame was p aye on Ne · sonvdle s cracker-box hard· wood. The Nelsonville win, coupled with Wellstoa's 79-63 victory ••· or Middleport, crealed a three· way lei for first place in the 1 - standmgs. Athens, Well· olou and Nelsouville ore all H By Wayne G. Braldslallt, M.D. New Year's Day Is approacblag fut, so It's time for a new By H. D. QUIGG lhe jungles as the dammed set ol resolutions. Many of ua UDitod Preso lulernatlooal waters backed up into their baver.'t Uved up Ill Ill lbe olcl ones yeL If tbet Is lhe ease, NEW YORK 1UPI) - What o babilat. by 1 psyehlalrllt. II lhowed be ecphoric night. 1 had a quarter Walsh, who comes over In the dust them off and, lf they are IJNC()UTil JOKER bad a apllt personality. He said. pound of baked ham, a quarter program as a man of uncom- Rood ones. put them on Ibis Dur Helen: that bad we ...peeled and pound of muenster cheese, a mon personality, ability, and year's ll.st. Every set of New Year'o resolutions ahould 1J1, A !rllnd of mine bll a halo broiJRht blm Ill an upert. our half loaf of Italian bread, a can courage, has saved more than a Bishop." elude some measures to proof beer, and a!! that easeful 1,000 animals-using dogs on band I'd clobber ll be were 100 might biWe fooled h 1 m Mel Torme's new do-lt-him- mlue, yet abe just ia!llhl and too. We learned. from bll diary death of Sunday night televi· swampy islands to drive them mote your health and tbet of seU tune, "The Jet Set," wiD makes him lhlnk be'l YfltJ full- lbat at t1me1 be could DOt evn sion. 1 fell half in love with it. into the water, where be and a your family. remember hll name, yet bo John Keats should have been so company of bush Negroes Resolve Ill have your doclor be recorded by Mol Ill hll owa Ill'· Be'• al""Y' settiDg oil blissful. caught them in canoes and Rive you a thorough phy&ieal arrangement . . . DeaD Marlln'1 jokes tbat embetr.. people. never let ua !mOW what Wll As of this moment, there is a transported them to safe areas. checkup especiAlly If you ara daughlor Claudll and Do r Ia Wbell be l!llr\l with lhe jokel lroUbllng him. II'• too late lor us, but maybe program in progress called Walsh held the weak and over 40. Dey's 8011 Terry Melcher drop- and lhe amlrlqr doublt mtllllIbis may help some other youna ''The wackiest Ship In The atarving animals-<leer, sloths, Re>olve 1u see your dentist peel lbe optloll and ctaudla'l ID&I whlt should wet do Army ,., and the title of the mt1rmoset monkeys, jaguars- twice a year- and I don't mean now datinR L. A. deejay "Lord Jauch and be pollle1 I like b1S perSOil who <ID't talk It wt. WI wanted oo badly Ill be Bo od current episode is "l'm Dream· ln camp until they were strong at the PTA meeting. Jim." ... Sammy Davis expeda wlle and don't want to hurt her parentl we Uwugbt we were mg Of A Wide Isthmus." A enough to stand the rigors of Resolve to bring your welgbf · Jolin Lindsay to be on lhe Fr,l· feeliDP but II' she'd tako • ROod p:O.enll, yet we dltln't communications medium that the jungle on their own. up or down within the normal ara Club .dala wbeu sammy ~ bunll. ~aybe he wouldn't be reach our son when be needed can come up with lovelies like Walsh dived into the piranha· range and ~ it there. 10 uncouth -DISGUSTED clec:lared Maa of lhe Yoar' us. 11 takes only three words, that can't be all bad. Infested waters to rescue the Retolve to gel iome exerdae next AprD . . . Susar Rey Rob- Dear Dis: ui need help," Ill brinK It In It was an animal evening. Jt screaming deer at least one every day that Is vlroroaa lnson also expected blzzODer • .... So you're bOplag they1l a hurry. )\'by can't people say started wtth this viewer redis-- viewer ~ver heard a deer eaough Ill ael yoar heorl best- elect Ill make tho preoealatiOD reed this and llhape up. And I lhem? -toNELY PARENTS covering the delightful NBC scream before) and other Jag raster. of a slalue Ill SU80f last week think you'll be d\sappolnled. Deer Parents: " W1Id Kingdom" program of animals and later was pbotoRe>olve Ill get a good nlght'a at Madison Square Garden What YOU call UDCOIIIII, lheY My deepest sympalhy hu ·~ Marhn Perkins and Jim Fowler graphed washing his head and sleep every night that preced01 Both Sammy and Supr cam- lerDl IuDDy, and your best move ready beeD expressed to you .Ill - !his t1me a rerun titled OO!!Biderable beard In the same a worklng day palgoed lor LIDdssy . .. T h I 11111 walk awoy, unsmlllnl. -H a persODBI letter, In which I "Trailing The Midnight Sun," dangerous waters while bur· Resolve Ill clieck up .., lba pmbllug rlgbll iD Vealee are Dear Helen: asked permisaiiBI Ill print your fascinating documentary loot sting with laughter at U.e booster shots against smallpox hlgb llJl on 1be 11. S. gambllng Today our oon bll been dead llorJ. Perbapa It may, u yw at the beas lies o( Arctic, comments of a native ln the IDfluenza retanus, elc. yo~ mob's qenda, hopellllly, via a for three montbe. He took bll ay, pde somo other per~ iocludmg seals pursued by canoe. and y..,; family need' lor full forelgD "front." . .. . There's OWll Jlle. To us, his parents, 1toward. those threo worda, · I esk.imos, moose pursued by Bush Monologue tectimt also loll of u. s. muscle Ill be never eave a reaJOII. Wo need help." Abnost IllY probheUcopler, and Beluga whales "Ho aays," Walsh lranslated, proDon't f~rset to have your London'• wagering loiDII. did not \mow he WU ml:led llJl lem ean be either aolved or pursued by other Beluga " 'Piranha \Ike to eat white eyes checked every two yem One of the Bdwy. muak!ols cr troubled. !Ill waeben, bla whal es man . . . piranha like to eat by your eye specialist, who will claiming 1D publldty to be I friends, bll lulor, ~ hrothOrl endured U people use them Ill This Perkins should be given beards.' 11 Then the native test lor early signs ol glaucoma "hit" meanwhile II p!Dk..Up- lrlends, his lulor' bil brother& time. -H. some k1nd of plaque lor uttered another one·liner, arid 11 you are over 50. And laat, ping chorus memben · · · Cule and sleters did Dol blow be YOUR BELPING BAND consist. n9 . Jo all the yeara Walsh doubled witb laughter: but not least make a survey gimmiCk: 35,1100 Vlekl COUib bad I lrOUbled mind. DEPAitTMENT he 's been on television, he has ' 1He say, 'Piranha eat the fleas of your Dear Helen: for booby traps, drops banded out In rr Bdwy. He wu faillnl In lwo aubbeen consist~ntly interesting. that came out of my beard.'" Would you please ask your such as toys and other Items lheatrea and Carnegie Hall. , jedl at adlool. The prlndpal readers Ill send. cards to Mrs. However, the cast he assembles Cronkite reflected on the clultering up the aleln, roga Sportseasler Frank Gilford I IIIOUiht be wasn'l applylag him· nevet has let him down. How thousands of animals Walsh the\ skid on a polished floor, CBS s\deklc~ Don Crlqul and self, lot ho wu ruJiy a very RatUe 'lbompson, Box 721 Pin.. can you raul\ :he acting of a hsd saved and then asked: hou.eho\d chemicals and drugs wfe Molly 0 Brim (bolll orlgl- smart bGy, bad many frlenda, llurst, North Carolina1 S h e moppet moose or take umbrage •'Why?" Walsh replied : "There that young children can get 1n- DBIIJ from exotic Buffalo) P. holh boya and pie. He ..eme4 hall rbeumatllm and cannot at the footprints of ao wa!l a little opossum on the Ill and accumulaled trash In tho peel a baby, a lovely happy to love everyone, and w11 lov· walk or all llJl, II Ia lhe hoapllo abominable snowman ? bank one day . The natives say, c1 ts new bt>ginnlag - their llnl ed. We bad a ham home; Ill a! much of the Ume. She enTop 31111ng 'Gwamba say, thank you.' 1 ';;"•.,;. heed these t\me-IIOllOl"- yCK~Dgster pamd away al elgbt bad · overytlllnc ho w8Died, a Joy• mall 10 lllllt!h. Thank you Where the animals really said, 'What?' He said : 'Gwam· ' months . . AI Walker of Bldyn. ear promised Ill him. Fit WIID'I 1D edvance. -M.S. took over the act, though, was ba say, thank you, Mr. John, llllisll Darryl Zanuck'l yrong lemperammtal, never npladin the premiere-the opening of But Mr. John no bear Gwamba marched like Prosslaaa--<lat· lllalstlug the !ale Uoyd Hamil· ld or lllked back Ill anyone. 'nlla column Ia dedtcaled to the ninth season-ol the CBS talk. Dnly god hear Gwamba aabdest cat act I over saw. family living, ao ll you're havOur youngeat cbild - be'• The night closed out for this lon owned lhe C8JTier copycat''Twentieth Century" series, talk.''' rlgbls 1o what boalma Qlarllt pne DOW. And we are heart- Ing kid !rOuble or jual plaiD !rouble, let Helen help YOU. with Walter Cronkite in the Ed Sullivan threw ln wltb viewer with a sunrise on the Chaplin's comic genlua; AI pya broken. narrator's seat. mimals, too. He was ringmas~ late news. The new movies the one Darryl ahould hiVe credo Be was a Chrlsllna, a mem- She wUJ also welcome your owa Sunday night's "Operation er at a show at the Krone from apace showed one Gi!mlnl !ted was Billy Reeves, an ear- ber of 111e chur<h. a eood bGy. amuslag experlelleeo. Addresa Gwamba" was a look at parta Circus Arena in Munich, as photographed from another. ner music haD clo'lllll . . . We Whal went 1miD&'! Alter 101111 Belon Bolle! Ill care ol lhil of the remarkable rescue of Germany, and 'he stars includ· ADd Red Mueller w01 aaylag ean't mediate tb\a tlzJy - lllO ol bl& wrltlnp_ ".~ _aaal,zed DI'WIPIII«• animals in Surinam (the wellp ed the Sembach Elephants; the jusl watdl the upper part of yoi1D1 11 lhe lime . , . 'l'be CB8 known former Dutch Guiana• Kroplin Chimps, which walked the screen because the sun will ~Ground Floor" reslaUI'Oilt will under the dir<Ciion of Bosto- on big halls, on sills, aud held light the earth now. ADd II did. nian Jobn Walsh ol the hoops for dogs Ill jump A sliver of blladneu. And be ed bill of edvlee youn lhoul4 International Society fur the through; and the Gert Simone\\ said: "Tbat'o tbe roull iDdeed he a Happy New Year. Protection of Animals. Thio Cats: a tiger lbet shook hands, marker for utroaaull eomJDa home from lho moon." Wbll a wlld lile was threatened witha lion \hat kepi wantillj to Ue Q- Bow ean 0111 leD wbelbo time lu be aUva. alarvalion and with drowing iDdown, and three 1\oDI that er be baa a duodenal ulcer « a blatua hernia! 'l1llll p a I D ....,. M he In the same place Time Do It and Ill he eggrevale4 by eatlug. ANNIE REPO~ FO!t r7UTY'··" JOB SOUNr::>EI' LfKI: 11-11: A- Aldloqlo lbe paiD al APPARE:N'TLY' JUST AS A TEAM OF ANSWeR TO ANY CLEANING these two condlll0111 may be Ill 1RIJGI<fiOilSES WERe LArP OFF ..WOMAN'S PRAV&P. •• ·• lhe aame 18l"'al area that al the duodenal ulcer Ia relieved, Ofi,ANNETTEDOl asgravated, by eallai, ... CI.EAN SEHIPIP peclally by esllng prolelM. Tbl HERe'S ONE. 1HE FU~mJR!• LIGHT 17USiiNG·· uest wey Ill utile lbe I'IP 'IOU 1'0 1H! ANSWEFt PHONEmatl<r II to have a ~p­ OISfiES V!:T ? CONGENIAL Ic ewninallon whlle you nilMEANWHILe YOU SURROUNPINi!ISlow a barium aulfale "ml~ CAN SHOVEL 1HE WALK 0111 lhakt!' FRONT ..•· o-MY lwbllld hall muacular atrophy and 1.9 given very UUie encouragement by hla doctor. Is there lll)'lhlne , . can do lo olow lbe progreaa of lhll de.. ease! A-Lillie --aemn& II ellen better lhan fol•lnrl false hopta. There .,. different forms of mu....W alropby Ill ldulll - IDUICIIIIr ciJitrophy, . amyolro!lhll' latent iCIIrolll, ,,.,..' ., ....,., Cllllf- flltr Willi It . ., . . and progreulve 1!u1J11t polly. I . . ·. ..,....... AI presen\ there li DO . . . . - ~ fnaan.DI lllr lfJ1 tl .... . HELEN HELP US! hou..; BERRfS WORLD . \ -- ........... So ....... _ Wellston's Golden Rockela had their \lauds full until the laat 3 minutes Tuesday ulght at Middlepori, leading ooly 5tl56 at that point, but broke away Ill linlsb with a hard-earned 7963 victory over the Yellow Jack· ets. The foul • IDfested victory kept lhe Rockets In a tie lor the lead ill the Southeastern Ohio Leaguo al 4-t as once-defeated Nelsonville upset previously undefeated Athens 6!1-66. Middleport now Is J-4 solag Into the holiday break. The Jackets will use II Ill sharpen • elrOD& defeualvely, aant · lO ire!\ whO burned the nell wltb polnllln thelblrd quarter willie oeven buckets ond 10 cbarlty Knlgllt did likewise In the fourth looses lor :14 polnll. Taylor also eanlll. had 12 for the vl81tors. Eichinger, a junior flll8l'd, Tho Pirates now have 1 2-4 topped the Eulem eecrlug wltb olale lor the season. 12 polnll on 10 field goals and Eastern's Reoerve squad uptwo free tbron. Knlgbt and ped Ill SVAC record to Z.2 with BadJiey !ollowed with 20 each a iiZ-19 win over North Gallla and Rlc~.ard Douglas bad tight. In the preliminary ccmtest. Mike Scoring honors were taken, lolartln led the . winners with however, by NOrth Gallla'a Gar- Dine and Dennis Benedum bad eight. By Quarlen· North Galli · 5-t lor the .season. . ship. Tbe Hounds last t i II e iDg Bulldogs, zone presa almost ules. The long winning etreak By upending the Athem8118, came during the 19511-57 cam- blew the Hounds oul of the IYm was at an end. Gallipolis' oil-time winning palsn. Last night's win was lbe ill the final period. Nelsonville hit 21 ol 55 field streak of 49 straight appeara lloundo' fifth ill a row after Nelsouvllle led 15-12 after one goal attempll, and controlled safe for aome lime Ill come. Alb- an opening game loss Ill Jack· period of action. It was B-23, both backboards with (I reens' last loop deleal was ID!hct- son. Nelsonville alter two quartera. hounds. Harold sot 18 anaga, ed by Wellston, 5444, at Alb- It was sweet revenge !or the Nelsonville was on lop (f).(l Bob Richards t&. J ens oo an. II, 1963. . charges of Coactl Bob Sheskey. going lallllho ftll81 period. Athens hit 23 of 57 from lht Jrorucally, the Bulldogs win· Ilurlng the past two years, his Alter hlkinR their lead to 11• field, and picked up only 22 rening slreak begoa with Nelson- Nelsonville eagera eaptured 31 41, the Hounds toot llrldo 11 a bounds. Tho Bulldogs aant zo of ville, 77·33 on Jan. 15, 19113. The iSEOAL wins, and lost only four result of lhe fam0111 AilS press. 28 free losses, Nelsonvllle bit Bulldogs failed Ill overtake Gal· - all four deleall were Inflict- Wltb 3:06 left Ia tht melee, lhe 13 of :14 from lbe charity stripe. lipolis' all-time viclllry record, ed by the Athenians. Bulldogs reduced the coUDI to Senior guard Steve Schultz but did manage lo be~l Pome- The Bulldogs led oaly oRCo 511-58. was high IICOrer lor Nelsonville roy's mark ol f1 slraiShl. last night. Dick Adam& hit a At the point big U junior with 21 pointa. Rchards finlsbThe triumph made Nelsonville free 1088 early ill the first per- center Sandy Harold broke free ed with 14. Mike Wren had 71 Slabler cashed In three free throws and GreR Jordan, an infrequent playing guard, broke the Jacket press at 2:30 with a layup at it was 63-56. 1lle Jackets cooldo't get hack In the game and subs for both sides enlered the lists with the score ~ and a minute lefL Wellston, shooting 44 per cent from the field was around the t\0 per cent pace In lhe first haU .Jordan, puttin; iu 30 points, was game bigb. Eddie Jacobs, the league's leading acoru, was beld Ill 15, getting ouly 5 Ia the bad tht e4p 44 to 34. first half. Beginning lhe flul period the "Wellston is 1 good learn. Jackell were down by 8 at 5(). W can'l feel lot bad over lo.. 42. Stobart'a jump allot at U8 ing it. There were a lew late dOled It Ill 3 at 56-5!. Jacoba' turning points when U things jumper made it 5ti-5S but Stohad gone a little differently, bart countered with bil three we might haVIl been able to set cberlties lor 58-56. more pressure on them," said Wellston ressrves, after trail· Wolfe, "but the thingljust did- lag 111-7 iD the oocoud quarter, n't go lhtt way." rallied Ill win iiZ-29 and band Middleport hit a coolish S4 the Middy Jackets lbelr fifth per cent from the lield, count· slralgllt league loss. ing 19 good efforll In 56 ~~ ~ Jeffers bad 20 fer tbe wlnnen tempts. In reboundlng Wellsllln Steve Pullu 10 lor Middleport. Btth Wellston and Middleport were in foul trouble almost from the otart. Over the 32 minutes of actioo Wellsllln took 40 losses (21 good• from lhe !reo Une the Jackets 36 (25 good.. If that Isn't s MHS gym record it lll!ould be. ' Wellsllln lost forward Andy Holzapbel midway In the fourth quarlor. Wellston bad three otb· en with four fouls and two with a %1 Eastern .. .~. .".".".".'."." n 32 50 North Gallla _ Taylor 5-2-12. t three. Middleport lost pivot Bill J)a. vis with three minutes left and sub guard Jim Butcher with ooe minute Jell. Two others balifour fouls and one had three "We had to gamble with th~ full press in the last few minu(es Ill caleb them," said Coach Carl Wolfe, "and they were able Ill find their open man and pull away." There was 3, 15 left in the g> "' when Gary Stobart -who got 29 altogether _ hit two free throws and pull lht Jack· ets to trail at 5tl-5li. Tbey had trailed by as much as 12, by as lillie as 5 since midway ln the first period when Holzaphel hit two quick ones from far outside, setting the Rockel.! out front 6-5 With lhe score 5!1-5&, Gary SEOAL AU. GAMES TEAM W L p OP Wellstoa ...•.•. . 6 1 563 no ,M Athens ..........· 5 1 '•11 ~ Nelonsvlllt ...... ~ ~~ · " ·· · 2 3 263 ~· oM ....on ......... Galllpolls - ..... 2 4 345 149 ~dleporl -··· · 2 omeroy ... - ·· 2 SEOAL VARSITY TEAM W L P OP ted 59-54 bv Louan ::::, enrosoo;.... .J 0 . The long trip to Logan lefl Coach Duke Bunoa's Blue Devil th !lrbasketball h If f team Tu cold as the weather outllde duriDI e w~/:~9-54~:o~t:i:,L triumph, but oaly after the host club wlthatood a dea~rato Galllpoltl -"· Ill the r• '""" final period. 9 ~.:';!:r:r ~: 14 • Auker had elgbl Increased their lead lo 25-14 1<1- Logo. Johll Intermission. LIIS W8l 1WI IG for lhe Joaers. bead ''" II afler three "1 Pele Alldanta'l 11 pollia 46-35. tba Blue .Dn111, DOW 1-4 The Devlla' second hall CCIIfe!-. ICI1eiL Jim actually begaa with Logan led Llpo'ulllck. Loean lag 35-20. From Ibis H In COilfentlce play. deficit, 1ba Galllaaa CGUDt to 40-3& jus1 heftn Nexl TUesday, Lopa lhlrd period ended. Waverly. ~poiiJ will The rally emllllued late ..ui J11. 7, trhoD th the flDal period. With Devlll host JacDon. miDules romalnlnl 1be 1D last nighl'l rtsel'Ve reduced Lopll'a !8.ct Ill a powerful three pu1n1a _ 5NO. Then tlllbalteu ID 111: ! :: R:sul: J ! :: !':::r Wellston · · ·.... 4 I 855 291 Nelsonville •• , •• 4 1 2M 'l1'1 ~~na · · · - •.. • 4 1 338 256 ..,.an · · · ... ".. 3 2 27~ 268 Jacksoll ....... 2 Z 211 228 GoiJipulls ....... I 4 263 293 Middleport _ .. , I t 291 332 Pomeroy .. . .... o 4 1\H 308 TOTALS .. .19.11.2253.2253 SEOAL IIE8ERVES TEAM W L P OP Losan -.. ••• •• ~ o 272 1811 JaekSOil Wollsloll """""' ........ GalllpoiiJ ... -.. NelsoRVIIIa -·"· Athens ........ • Pomeroy ....... Middleport ..... . 02 185 gan bitfor threo elralgbl lA 117 1118 alloll a 5WO ·leld. Pe I 3 1M Ill Andersoa cut 11 io 11&41 3 1'18 1119 added aaotber fre1! 1oos ! m 21'1 Aedersea made II 6'1-M 'lllth S 148' 114 aeeoadlleft. Chucl: Kemper o 5 171 236 lied a er1p lbOt just beftn TOTA~Nioirf.i'dk:' 1te8 IUD Ill IDW .II &54. ' Gallipolis led ooly hrlet Pomeroy at JackiOD . 4-3 and 11-5 Ia 1ba lint period. DEC. fl Tbl Galliano oullcored .. y t - Ne!son'"'''· - •• « ·--• from the· fleld, 21·:10. llllii: 1f of 2J free J k atD!IC. Olk' •lllU SOill I '~·GAllS hll Dll!J. 12 of fl. Wac aver Y a ....,... 111lk' 2l Of 11 fle1d f!11 Mt!sonvllle at YQI'k TounliJ ·~ 'lllllla. hit :at . ' 43 2 2 2 I 17.? ' DBC. • l,lacasler at Alhllll DBC. • . .....L. II& lrGallltl "'lfll"" . ., ' i4b " 'l'be lal)er Ciiieftalua boaDdld Goll'-'11 u .. -~· . • ~~ QlUck ~. anTerry easy 51.a5 vlclory llalaley'a ~,:e~::.:; :..=uv': and Improved Ill No. I a IIIDe-poiDt del!cit In tho first last seuon by deleallnc haU and defeat lbo Unlveroll)l BthelueNIJoallovlllaal. Collublle"'~le of Souther• Cal~omia 16~7 . ..In other games • Loyola 'of Auoclalloa fiDaJs two ago ooly to looe !be lllle of ':;:;: ~~t-~ UCLA• a team defeated Vlrglnla overcame a ' 33-27 lhlln:::"" ~ lht Blue Devils. halfllme deficit Ill beat Marybrawn IDe De~eaday 1:~1 land '16-74, San Francisco u lbe diminutive Blll8 De•ll• whipped ~· 80-67, NortbftllerD do Teus 73-'ll 'win lbe 1\femphll Blale ClnSIC, W David oa rouled Olllo Unlvorsl· ly IUS, and lndlua oasiJ,y lrlpped llJl Noire Dame 10-68. BO\flLJNG w!:.~!!·:~ten -. Dee, It, IllS Dally Sot!Uael Crow'e Steak llnuH Iola'e Beouty Salon Foreal Run lock Prleadly Tavera Dutton Druga Ly1a (lll.) 109 St. Jos. CIUCAGO (UPH -Frank Bradley 87 Montana Indiana 80 Notre DIIDllt ' Atbeus Dipped lht •a huge tackle Indiana 80 Notre · reserves 58-58 1n an overtime. has signed a 1966 itX· Western 88 So. Monday NelaOilville pro conlract with the HonW:y Tounament at Chicago Bears. Atbeus' non bailie 11 at South against Lancasler 011 Dec. Cornish, 263 pounds, was W,Va. 76 Maryland 71. · Both teams will return ~ chosen on both offense Davidson 96 Ohio U. 63 ' w defense oo the Duk lOOM' b 93 ue action on Friday, Jan. 7. Athletic Gonlerenco All-Star e IC · Box score of Iss! night'• Vanderbilt ~91:~U~i·~~ca ~t.iJ~~~~~~ upset : and was the recipient of Stetson no NELSONVIU.E (1191 Wtllbington Touchdown Fla. Southern 93 Harold, 6+16: Schultz Lieman of the Soulhweot 21; Panoake ~· Hay~es W. N. M. 90 Wylnd Bapl. U: Daug~, z.O..; Hubb,;ro, II!; 1·1-3; Rfchardo, 5+[(; JOHNSON BEAC11VATED TCU 100 Okla. Glty u, • 28-13-69. BALTIMORE (llPU - The Centenary 37 SMU 81 Ad A~ (If• Balli more Bullets Tuesday Grambling 67 Paul Quina~ , ams, :I+IO, Wren, tl-0.%1; reacllwted forward Gus Jolm· Angelo <Tex. 86 H. Pa)'lle ,IS, Snyder, 5+14: Bapp, Ull; d , ed w H' h'- Angelo (Tex. 86 H Pa)'lle •I t' Wright H-10· TOTAlS 23-30 son an poac ayne Jg wW· • . ' ' er oa lhe farmed out llsL Rockburst 048haam 75 86 Rockburst 81 Omaha 75 . ' !!'!.t. R lO . Sco •...ns '7fh GAlLS Midwest SIGNED AND HONORED ga': Dnke Topp}ef;;! Fi£th Rated Michigan by 100•93 count Scor~ Garrett 7·10.:14 I..gue »2 Smith w-4 Skidmo 2.(1.1 T ' tals 111-1t-4fi. re · oEaslem- Douglas z.u land 2-0-4, Knight 0.2-20, Pooler 142, Badgley 1420, EichlJicer 10.:1-22, Totals 33-10.76. Wellston . ........ . 21 35 liO 79 N:~.~~:"~~.' -··· 15 29 49 th~m;"p.,'!'n~ a;~~!"\:~ MHS . . . . . . . . . . . 14 31 42 83 Athens l2 23 u 66 he been 1 1 . Wellston - Holzaphel 5-&-10, Reserve ,co;~··.:_ Athena ~asonU, s 0nd 00 0 0~ct;n Buescher ~. Gilliland 5+1(, Nelsonville 56 (OT) smce ~:" e Stablr 3+10; eJardan 111-10.30, · an arm Jury. Totals 29-21·79. Middleport-· Slllbart w. Davis ~. I[; I ' 2+!, Cunulngham ~. Ed· wards ~; B. Davll Moore 1-0.13, Butcher Bradbury 2-4, Sauer 0-S-3, tlett 040. Total.! 10.25-83. Reserve score, Wellston Middleport 29. , . , Coach J\jn Adams Rutland lky Ronnie Black led the Wahama.• Reservoo ocored •J Wabama - Vorlan 2-1-5, cagers ~ed lheir seceud Devils point-getters with 22 38-36 win m tbe first game. 1thur ~. Thompson 11422, str:nght Mid.()hio Valley Con-Ipiece. Rusty Little also hit Yarbrougb led Rutland With 17 Marshall 3-5-11, Redman 5-1·11, ference viclllry with a '1U1 win Idouble flgureo ler lbo while Mitchell sank 10 lor Wa- Batey (-4.12. Totals 28-11-67. over the vtsiliug Wabama White with 15. bam&. Rutland- Barrett~. Falcons Tuesday night. Ray Thompson paced By Quartera: 9+22 · Davis B-6- 22 , Hawklru! The Red Devils bad won West VifRinia boys with 22 •-•1 Wahama .. . •• . •••• U 21 Ill 1'1 1-5, Little ti-S.li. Tolall their MOVC opener over Eas~ era on II field goals. Marsouu Rutland .... .. - .. . 14 S4 50 72 72. em, 53-51, In three overtime& and Ray Redman also had II last weekend. Rutland bos an points each for ebama. ·-·• 29 overa ll. 'I ~. rocort1 Ior th a sea- The RutIand tive ..... ., • son with tla ooly setback to 74 attempts from the field Belpre. a 39 per cent averase while Wabarna jumped lnlll a qulcl: bama coanecled on 28 of 2-6 lead, but lhe Red Devils for 40 per cent. soon went out iD front and Jed RuUand grabbed 41 By WilLIAM VEJIIGAN ~ from far bedlnd to whip lbe rest of the way. The Fa!· compared Ill 35 yanked by UP! 8parll Wrller the moDBters from Michigan. cons often got within three points Falcoos. Bob Barrett Tbo Dub Blne Devils are VanderbUt of tbelr Meigs County oppon- Rulland with 1!, while looser just a stepping alone pace with Duke by ents, but Ij.uliand would then a- •tead bad 11 fer Wahama. lht lop aaUooal rankiltg bul tht University of California at gain pull away. Tbo Devils' ue1t game at lbo lop of lhe Sante Barbara 91-M. The Devils were ahead 14-13 be on December 30 agaiust themaelves, Brigham YOUilll hit M when lht first period ended aad JeskliD lht Hannan Trace eeut ol 111 sholl from lbe held a 34-28 halftime lead. The day TOIII'llllmenl Rutland Duka defoaled lht ftflb. to ctmpletely humlllate St. wieners were also In front 5tH5 he playlag Ia the firsl garna ranked Michigan Wolverlaea Joseph's, which mODBged only when tho third quarter conclud· 7: U p.m. anc' the other 10M3 Tuesday night Ia I high- J0 !*"ODI. ed. wlll be between HaJman, ...-n overllmt game 1o Lanky Davis ud bus- Vll. and Hsnna1 Trace. enbaDco lbelr No. I ranking Bradley, DO. II aallonally, while IOCODIJ.raled Sl had unaccustomed difficulty POI!Diylvanfa ,... defeating Moolana 87·77 lor ltl De~ea elgbtb-ranbcl Brigham ulnth consecuUve viclllry withI<JS.83. GUt a Joaa, while UCLA, which ltmlblod from the uaUonal Mlchf&u took over lhe rauklac• aller loaln& threo of .w AILSTARS • IBoth thus far In eonlereuce play. Ia heavy lavortle te capture the \od. After that, the Hounds led of the press and bit three for the losers Athens and Nelsoovllle are 11165-66 SEOAL cage c\I.omplon. all tho way althoUih the vls1t· alralght goais within two min In the erci~ reserve R d D •I Ed w h • F I 72 6 ~~~ :~~~";, 1:n~. ~~·~~~ e evi s ge Ite a cons . '' I team were ftvo by Roger Garrett and another by Ralph Tay· lor, Ill on cllarily leSsel. Steve Badgl~y paced Eutem scoring in the second quarter with elghl. '!be Eagles, led by tho sharp shooting of Charles Eichinger, who wu eredttod with turning In a fine performance, moved far out of reach ol the Pirates be.fore the third period ended. EIChinger, who also played • n . ROckets R . 0II away Late FOr Tough 79 63 WI en. Tim Bom, wbo 111!4 NalfO emnedl:au (and poaslble ladapendenl oandidale lor Cblcqo mayor) Diet Gregory lor •~ 000 settled for f!.O,OOO •. • JnteraaUOillll BaseaU League Pres. Tommy Rlcll8rdacm hall o blithe aease of ollliDess; hll card earrlea the cheerful brag, "I am a very bnpor!lnl Catbollc. Ia case of an accideD~ pie... call iiZ-15 at the midway break and raced to a 50-21lead by the end of lhe third quarter. • Seve~ pointa by Senior Char· lea Knight, a 11-2 center, led the b0811 In the opening elghl Jilin. utes of action. Easlem then held Coach Clyde Evans' ·Plr· ales without a field goal In lhe second quarlor. The cmly second period polnll laDled by the Gallla County Nelsonville Shatters Athens' Win String, 69 to 66 •Y- lip up lor Jle4lOII't II olcl Iaua 8lmllD a1 Poull*..,. lie, N. Y~ wbD bu llnl..,'!::, •w- - rrs wnaed 111 ume4 lo )1111 '"nni HuttoD who now hae retlret more Urnes lbaD llarrl' Lauder, hired a Jl8lll petaoW Dlllll&« lor a comebaek •.• Patlf Duke'siOJl&llme SveJllllll (Johll and Elbel Roll) 1H111't ~ her oareerlbe ftJ 11111- .... tore ebe wed •, , We lllmPIJ e111't bellm 10 1111!..~ Jlllll ahoWbll elan ,.._ 10 1 ppear at lbl ll!llua1 Cllrll" mu periJ 'lor 1&0 el8bll• ldcll . at Tile Aieodal8d BliDd. 1fl W. 114 II. Oil a1 lbl oll!lll ~ II :"'~mot!: COMMENT,. TING EDITOR1ALLY People are no longer eating much or k. One reason is th at t.he pnees ha ve ~oarrd to astronomical flgures. A dec~ ~de i1 go pork was ~onsu med by ~?st Amrritan families m . large r quanlltleJ than other meats, nut tl has bee~ passe hv beef. and there is_ some q~e st\On .whett'Jer it 'viii once aga tn h ol~l tts ,dommate osition in American eatmg. fhl~ le_adin the pork industry .are be~mmn g to take stock of thiS SituatiOn to hnd out what has happened. There are a Jot old wtves tal es connected with f!lany of the foods that we eat, and pork " no excep- 8111'1 pact •.. 1ht "MMrk TwllD R!WII!Oat" cafe ID lbt bollell Ill lbl -IN Slate Blde· hu ae VaUse" for Karen Gabriel- ThP IJaily SPntinPI N OW that most of the shopping for Christmas presents is drawmg to ~ rapid conclusion, the celebrants, especl· ali, the housewife is turnmg to ~hat ot her Important feature of the holiday dinner, which m ma· On· the fam ilv seas · · eve~t of the . res eels is the maJOr n) ·o np With all the brosperiiy of the Sf'3S . · co unt rv we might say t ere Will ?,e some Iighty "eating high on the hog, but In ~ur prese nt situation that old slo~a~ does not hold true. Today with the hlg t of pork it is more likely that the ~!als <l urin g the holidays wlli be either s·t"u 'lk or some type of fo wl. when MGM lllsseo a hash lor GeraldiDe Chaplln, Julia Christte, 0mar Shari! and lhe east of "Dr. :lhlvago" ... N. Y. Jets owner SomJy ·werblln wu electld 1n111et ol Rulpn U. tor llll yem, liqer lbaD Jot Nam. RlveriMlllt" dlllcln& crowds dill Count .81111 ete. ial': •JI!tweell CB8 IDG Ford sl:J.Ply be JieDr1 n lllkiDC l!ul DOl Samlltl ~ CJe. wbal with BUI Poley aboUt bu11111lbl he · ha4wriiiDC • to do ll&llll; wllb bill lbe huge Ylllkees! . .. A 1111 dlalppoiDio room'e 811 Band J&D aliO No men\ In the foldlDI of "La GfOio lll&lnl myetery. 1 Ave., New York City, New York. subscription rate~: Delivered by eanler fi('<' $15 50: eonect a tot of 1tamor Dee. 21, ___,., College Eagle's SYAC Record Still Clean with 76 · 46 Victory By Jaelt O'Brian DEVOTED HI INTEREST C. MEIGS-MASON AREA National Dall1 Sen!IMI, ,_.,.JJi441eport, 0, Hardwood Win q Abine Chris. 67 Okla. St. West Tulsa 67 Utah 66 , Brighm Ung 103 st Jos (PI:)· 83 ' . AriZ. St. Tempe rr1 San San Fran. u. 80 Gonzap J..,t •. UC'LA 86 usc ri ' rri __ • Oblo Volley AI Loolsville, Ky, ISemi·FtnaU 1!:. Ky. 79 Murrab 73 W. Ky. 78 Tenn. Tech • Cool....;.;, (Final. W. y. 83 1':. Ky. 1'1 " The Rio Grande College Redmen held onto a slim Littlt Creek Christmas TN*I 0 0 At Norfolk, VL E;r:~£~~:=:!~~~~l~IT!~ g~~~ or:~~i\t~~~~ Monday ulght - tho dropped • heartbreaker, 811-87, Bu 111 Davenport Colleg•. word from Detroit last night held good news lor fans. Tho loss Ill Davenport does uot count on Rio Grande'l N.A. Old Domloion 86 Norfolk 111• Lehigh 63 Marshall CoiL sf• vuntco Mrnes 8:> Ampblb nr.;.. I.A. record. Since Davenport ~ .a . . junior college. This leaves I~ Holiday Classle Rio Grande with a 7·3 season·s At llkkory, N.C. record, E. Car. 99 Cbattanoop U•••. Don Trainer was blgh lor Geotwn !Ky. ) 75 Lnoir """the Redmon last night with 23 68 -~ ... · Is , an d m ad e the All-Tourpom nament team. It w.. Invltatioaal Toiii'IIAI Tampa, Fla. '' who paced the Rio Grande team Columbia 80 VMJ 73 ~· Monday nlgbt iD their Joss Ill Auburn 59 Florida st. 111,.· 1 Davenport with 24 points. Memphi• State Clualo ; B Bl 19BiB !Xi Paul Dillon scored At Memphio, Teaa. " points and ~ccounted for 30 Mempbi• St. 85 Missouri 'II of the Redmen 5 63 team re- Northwestern 73 Texas tt : bound&. Sbaron Gregory bad 16 O,lethorpo Cbristmaa 11 · · . . points while Rudy Shively, with IFIDall 'MlJl ·· II rebtunds, and Jim Marsholl, OiJetbrpe 59 Blmnt Tena.)+ 4t • Trl Coauly lagat with .9 rebounds, each scored Consolalioa• , Dec. l4, 1M5 13 pomts. Delta M!sa.• 75 PleiffaMarvin Gallop led the Luth· 69 PaiDII erans with 25 points as the Mich.· ' llolsum Sales 16 ll!an learn ootscered Rio Grande Crr~'?"';.~~kIt 72 40 Ill 25 In field goals. But the Mmmmm1 8li et 70 Redmen mada up the difler· scrumptlous Melgo Co. Beagle Club . ~2 euee st the foul line conDecting idea! Eatouttonlgh~\ G. " J. Aulo l'lrll C on 23 Of 26 free throws while Find RESTAURAN~ Crow's Steak House 38 lbe Lutherass hit 111\y 14 ol20. last in the · lligb Garna - Larry Rio Grande llif 5().35 at the YELLOW PAGES.• 221; 111gb SerleJ - Don haU, and ma'nlained • safe ing, 583. High Team Game polllt margln through Dti•St of Where your fingers: Serieo - Craie'• Market, 959, tbe second half. A suree" of la te do the walking. 1655• basketa •ar:•.wed the count lht \ale •tagu of the garD<'. I 1 BOWLI •tL fL WI JEST ·~ am,· •= ~~~~UE :.:"r:':~0~f3~pea•rlterr1pt- i ed field goals. Rio Grande Its. Marshall, &t.ll; Bullock, 1 2; Gregury, 6+11; Shively Team 300 IS Wald Cr060 ~ So01 ,. Dnlllln Drugsw 5li Midwest Steel 50 ~; ~ill•~;; s-;~; ~a";er, Ed'a Auto Trim 41 ; use • ; ower, Team No 1 45 S. Totals, 311-2:1-95. lfiih Gome _ C p Mi<bl(llll Lutheran (IH• 232; High Series ..:_ ~ Gallop, J.!.-25; Mapp, 4-2-10; rison, li66; High Team Hart, 11-3-9; Jehn, tl+t7; lireen, I and Series - Ed'a AuM Trim t-1-2; William • ~18: 151, :15(9 ' 1011, tl-31.1; Totals, 401404. \. -..,..,~~~~-IJ • Halftime score: Rio Gra1>de 1 ~ 50, Mlchlgau Lutheraa 91. WoliiOil'l 'l'llanday Leoaw ~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::;;;;=:::;: Dee. '· lt85 caJo Oolitp JJublhell S....s W By lMed !'rea IDflnllllotal N. Y. C1oihiD(l H..,. :14 wiiii3 ... Anlyh"k Davldsoa M Obit Ulllf. 6S Toani No. I 11 u-etiiiJ Kent Slate lot N. Dllntil 90 Slmou'e Market 21 WW .. yea ..? 1'1 , . _11 Fabric Sbop 20 Rahber aty 11 .urta Donna's Restaurant 13 Kartotilo '15 Bucknoll II l.andmart 9 Akna 'It Geneva 86 :lll&h ~ and Series DetroJt o17a Baclmer 111, 512. ,_....,_.._ an z.-.. •IIIII"-'· lll'rlll_. lllgbHigh Gomt - Sue ~G~om=e~and~llerl~~ltl~~j·N~i'll :IOI; Series - ~~§~~Rio~O.~udo~~-~~~~JTeam~~· lollchilan Ullheran H York C1oihiD(l Houae, 117, 'l'Jl<lla Oollbia, 111gb TMm WI; - Qow'e Steal: a-, •1: Michell, »t; R1mlllull 0 ~ 111gb Team Serlel- DaliJ Gilkey, 142, BrOWII, s-s- 1=llaei;;;;;;;;;;;IIIIIO;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;i\l Aoder11011, 11·1-lS: J. GIJ.Ir 1-4-6; D. Gilmore, 142 WOMEN'S H-3; TOTALS 21·J2.14. FLEECE UNED LOGAN <U. GAI.lD'OlJil (M)' Dh•t- • • - ~-·""- • • ......................... - . ..... WlllllaU, f.N; Wellantl, Gtrt..IAM .........,, »7: Trow~,..., Pwlllo, 1-U; Auker, U. .20-IHt. lOOTS " .... 7.99 .•••. ,_.s.tt .... 5.99 ..... - ...... ....4.99 ..... _ , . , 3·ROOMS New ....... _..,_ ONLY '299 •. c••,••••• '-- - . ., CIIJlllf1IWIIIIr - THI DINNII 11.1$-THI IUCKir THIIAUILtuO . CIOW'I STIAK HOUII , . '·' WI WJ ii?H �J / I ·' · .'•::'Legion 1'ants ~re;.:~\m~ steve Donnei!Ofi . Ja~b Ztmtbaeh Mrs. Coleman OM.Town Flats IP'•ndehDdren of Mrs. Ml!mle · · underwent tonslleetom· Dies _·Tu_es.da_y· Dies at Keno Society Notes leaCarrolat Children's I!Oipltal, eo. lllinbuS. - · ' ., ·"""'a! '.erv~eet . for ' JB«)b Funeral services for Sylvia River news · ..r ~SMorefor ... 4-Dally Sentlnet Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 22, !e&S .:_--;N:i;O;;;wvoi; KNIIW wert u lllllrrllps IIIII u Ia IMI, the moal ....eat year divorces per J,tlll popalalloll II tl cempfelt . slallotiCJ, there !be Ualted Slatesil,iiii.iiiiiiiiiij Gaop ...- .. Gallipolis Dam 12.1 , 13.4, ruJUiing 6 feet oo rollers, Pomeroy. Maaon 20.· , Mro. Mae Van Meter epent Zumhach 71 RFD, ~ville, Coleman. 62, who died early I 70, Pt. Pleasant 24.10, Hmton .56, Mrs. Minnie ear:ou is an- •. couple of days with her who .died' at Veterans Memorial TUesday at .her' home In Keno, I Kanawha Falls 2.25, Chorl•ston nounclng the mamagcs of two niece, Mrs. Carroll, Hoapllal Tuesday afternoon will be held, Frtday at 2 ~- m. The members of Feeney-B~- 18.83. London, Marmet and of ber gr~daughters. Miss Robert Ours visited Mr. and ihortry ·aile• beinC taken there at lbe Arbauh funeral ho~ nell-Post 128, Amercan Leg10n Winfield dams were on t h " I Betty Cou of East Liverpool Mrs. Charlie Carroll and famJ. by tho Coolville emergency with burial In the Sand Hill In Middleport are reminded by sills. became the i~1of Mr. William ly. . Ill- ·squad, wlll be held Tlulrsday at cemetery. '"'Post Commander Albert Roush Boot Movemeall: , Thoburn of Congo, W. Va., on Mr. and Mrs. Tbomu Au 2 p. IlL at the Loog ll<>ttom at Keno, ' that the local Post lacks I~ I Ohlo River Valley ~oy- November ,121~. They honey· erson of Lowell, Mrs. Eva Christian Churc)I with the She ;"as 1~ late Mark and -H rom meetings its dues quota ' ager down 13, 6:30 a. m.; Esso mooned in North Carolina. Miss Dalley and Judy Cozart of suv- Rev Hill Dosier and Rev. Ruo· ~ughr.:'r Adams She was 1 1 ' :ror the year which must be in ' Pennsylvania up 14, 4:10 p. m.; Viola Coursln, East Liverpool, ersvllle and Mrs. Jeanne!~ sell.Smllb offlclaUna. Burial will one bo c f ~ Chur~h of Chi•il!t Ii by Dec 31 to qualify fur an vulcan up 14, 5:30 p. m.; Peg- was united In marriage to Mr. Lawrence and soo of Portion f be in Coolville cemetery. ~~ r 0 deof the (lit v 0 •·award The local Post won sec- gy Downey up H. 6:20 p. m. ; Gary Aakins of East Liverpool were recent Sunday guet! He was the son of the Iatt ~ra ~ 0 ~=re. ! ond place In the Brown Jug a- 1Barbara Gay down 14, 7:30 P-1Dec. 3, 1965 at 7 p. m. at .the Mr. and Mrs. Cad Autherson. John sad Mary'VInser zumbach ng . , ward 111 th• 8th diStnrt wtth on- m.. Albert M down H, 12:30 IFirst Assembly of God Church Sharlene Flemmmg called 0 ~ and was a member of the Long Survivors mclude her hwlbarld ! ly the ftrsl diStrict m first place. , a. m.; Frank 1m Pierce up 14, 1at East Liverpool. A reception Mr. and Mrs. Autherson an~ Bottom Christian Church. He Robort; a son, Douglas AIIBtms, ; The Post has _also raiSe~ 11.25 • - m.; Luther Herdman was held at the VFW Hall at · enj~yed the Christmas hgbla 8 was also preceded in death Wheeling: three slste~s._ : 1725 for th "Gift• for Yanks 1down 14, 3:25 a. m.; Jacob G. Chester, w. va. Both brides are thetr home. t by thr<!e sisters and one broth- na Kelley, Lisbon, Ohto, : progro m with Henry Chltwor· up 14, HO a. m.:. Christy up daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leo- Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Van Nes er. Ridenour, Columbus, and : thl' chai rman of the pro]<rt m 1] 15, 7 a. m.; San Rtcardo up 16, nard Coursln East Liverpool. ]and daughter of Ravenswood, Survivors Include his wile, nne Gorrell. Beverly ; one ; MiUdh·port. Paul Casci is dis· 6 a.m.; Tiboll up 16, 7:30 .a.m.; Robert Ou~ was 8 recent W.Va., called on Mr. ~nd Mrs. Gertrude · three chUdren, Ro- ther, Dale Adams, Sabma; two : tr"' chairman of the project. I' Lorena down 17, 6 a. m.; And- dinner guest of his granddaugh- William Ables and family. bert. La~caster; Beulah Zum· grandchlldren, and several nle: Tht' ann u~ll Christ~as trt"at for re~ Calhoun up 18. 5:15 a. m.; ter, Mrs. Minnie Carroll and Mr. and Mrs..Lawrence John· bach, Columbus, and Nancy ces and nephews. Friends : til' communi ty chtldren and the · EliSha Woods up 19,4:30 a.m.; family. ston, Mrs. Hatbe Powell and Schul. Reedsville; three grand- call at the funeral home any ; r~!lt.l' home residents i~ spon- Jerry Bosworth _up 19, '1 :10 a. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and children called on Mr . and Mrs. children, two sl~ters, Emma time. sol"d jointly by the Legion and m.: George Pnce up 19, 8:45 family called on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and fanuly: II· Chevalier, Coolville. and Caro; Ul< )J ,ddleport Retail Merch· • - m : OVEC down 20, 5:40 a. Roy Powell and family. The Gene Congo family "" line DepOy, RFD, Guysville. PRINCIPAL FINED : ant .-\s~ociation . r:h~irrnan _for : m.: Queen City up 22. 4 ~· m.; Mrs. Louise van Meter hall ed tl) see he~ grandparents,~~ Friends may call at the Ar~ PLEASANT_ PL Pleas· - thi• proJect are Wilham SwiSh- C. V. Harner down 23, 4.10 P- a telepoone installed In her and Mrs. Gt.lbert Nutter, ne baugh Funeral home In TUp- PT. . H' h School Prin: <! .nd Lewis Long. 1m.; Jefferson down 23, II: 10 p. home number VI 3_2234 . TUppers Plams. pers Plains, until 1 p. m. Titurs- ant Jun~r f ~ Bl 1 g was , ·L•st w.-k 16 members of the i '? : Vienna down 23, 1:40 a.m.: Richard StuUer nf Chester, ,. Judy and Joyce Brace of =~ day when the body will bo tak- ~:~ ui~~ o!f an ":.~ult and : Atlxi11 <.1r.\' were m Chl!hc?the ! Y. . H. Shave~, ~r . , down 23, Mrs. Ruby Evans and san Paul cine, Mrs. Et~~l Johnston d en to the church to lie ln_state bette Bcharge Tuesday in : fur ttw t'hristmas part_y glv_en ; 6:50 a. m.; ll_hnms do~n Green- Dean of Stiversville and Mr.'l. son, Ga~y, viSited Mr. an ror one hour prior to servJces. Justi~ of Peace court of J. S. - lor v.·•mns o! the hospital Wllh l u? 5 P- m.. Va lvolme down Hallie Powell and children call- Mrs. Olhe Sayre and family. Coli I Hendmon. ; fimr ;, lll'ndint;: from Middl eport I G r~f:'nup 9:10 p. m.; Lady Mar~ ed on Mrs. Louise Van Meter ~r. Robert Ours spent: d~ HAVE GUESTS wase~n~ $25 and costs by : inl'lmllll!! Mrs. Albert Roush, gone down Greenup IL p. m.; and daughter, Nicki. With Rev. and Mrs. John usc . court The charges were . prf"l flerlt. and Rehabilitation Southern down Greenup 2 a.m.: Mr. and Mrs. Homer lcen- Rev. and Mrs. John B~sc~~ Sunday dinner guests or Mr. aga in~t Blessing by parents : d lalfnWII of District 8; Mrs. Charles S~venson down Green- hower ca11ed on Mr. and Mrs. IMrs. Earne!it Bus~. Mrs. ~~~led and Mrs. Ed J., Smith were a junior high student wOO . D::~lt' \1 illlrn ing. Mrs. Dale Ken- up 3 ~· m.' .lcffboat _d?wn Gr~n- Clint Cochran, Portland and ta Arnet and chlldren VISit~ their son and wife, Mr. and claimed the student received a : oed' on d l1rs. lta z•l llorris. i up 4:10 a. m : Wtlham _PIt I I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jcenhow- Mrs. Lawrence Bush and daug Mrs. Lewis E. Smith. of Mid· hand injury when paddled by in , down Me ldahl 3.30 p. m., Hardf . p R te ter Conme of Racme Route. dleport Rev Howard Ruppelt Bl . \1 H" uc;h was in charae . re d M ld hi er an am1 1y, omeroy ou . · h ' d. nd • · M' Su essmg. 1 D tlw :~h~(' ll ('e of the. district pres-1 ry yer own e a 6 ~ - ~. ; Mrs. Doris Sayre and Mrs. Mrs. Bus serve ICe cream a of Middleport aJ_Ht t.ss .san - ---'d .rerow up Meldahl 9 P m .. II alh I II d M cake Riley of the Cbildnm s Home, KILLED IN CRASH 1··nr 11 B k · d M ld hi 10 . Garnet Jo ns on ca e on rs. · ., 1 J h B h 0 II•'"'' il ~>l r i buted inrluded ov-· er ec )Or up e a p.!Sayre's daughter, Mrs. Judy , _Rev. and""· n usc Pomeroy. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio rr ,)() pnu nds of homemade can- ] ~-· Alton _Zephyr u~ Meldahl Brace, Racine. i VISited Mr. ~d Mrs. Leon Mtll· - (UP!) - Nellie Hines, 59, d~· . 47 l'ukes, 5 dozen cupcakes , 1.45 a..m. , J. S. ~ewls up Mel- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Story i er of Cheshire. by the State Department before pecanoe, was killed Tuesday ;md ('IJo kil's.. Each ?f the IOO i dah~ sl;oht6 - I~· : Ravenswood · and son, Mark, Athens. visited, . Mr. a~d Mrs. Arlie West vls- that. Her parents, husband and.i ~three-car crash at an ,"\'ttt.'f<Hl" <:~:sn received ra vo~·s. , upG l~i aU D a_'_ ~ d ~ Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rhodes. I lted_their son, Mr. and Mrs. son, prec~ed her In death. A~ I section five miles south or !.ere. 8 ~ ·andv h;11·s handkerchiefs and · po s am nwar up M'l nd G Munel West, Ravenswood. lother cousm, Evans Rutherfor ' ] :~ · . ' ,8:30p. m.; Natmnal up 12:05 a. 10 a ary. 1 Mrs Louise Van Meter and·uvell in Plano Teas '"'"n: m: Philip Sporn up 4 " · m : Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush I Nicki . and Mrs. Gamet John- Mr. and Mr;. David. Wiseman I WEATHER :l .4. . J . Patten down 6:30 a. m.: I ~nd Connie of Racme Route VIS- I ston called on Mrs. zana Mid- and children Rutland, were re- Warmer today. Fair, , aot Ill Mimi up a.:to • . m.: H. E Itted Rev. and Mrs. John B~sch. ' dleswarl of near Portland. ..,nt dinner @ests nt the hon~e : cold toDigbt, low !B,15. Iacre••· ~ Bowles down 9:30 a. m. : Rev. and Mrs. Busch ·vl s!.ted Bill Bailey and Betty ~veH of his grandp'areots, Mr. and , ing cloudiness, warmer Tbu~s. I Kaaawba Rver - Helen Z. up Mr. and Mrs. George Veith,! of Reedsville called on her lath· Mrs. Earl Starkey. I day. 'rConti nurd from page t l London 4 a. m.: Duncan Bruce IMiddleport, and Mr. and Mrs. ! t1 t of the House Judiciary Commit- ~ up Marmet 6:15 p. m.; Litlle Earnest Johnson, Racine Route I er~ecen /Mrs Tay Beaver and Jte~. made publi c Tuesday. Ccl- Edward up Marmet 11 :35 p.m.; a,nd attended Free Will Baptist her r~~her, Mrs. Slxlrt, Letart lJer.. protested the policy, accu~- 1 Solvay down Marmet 3:10a.m.; 1Conference at Old Ky~er churCh F II Mr d Mrs Lew John· ~in Hershev of '' dmeaning the 0. F. Shearer down Winfi eld , at Cheshire. Hev. Busch brought 13 s, , 1. · an .11 R. te Mr • · • · z: All R ' ! · 1 d . h L Co . s on, " mersv1 e ou , ~ . ~raf! hl'l'' and jeopardmng the " ..P· - ~· ; . en . <f errd own I e message n~r mmunwn on and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wvlf, Day. . :honor ot the Armed Frot'+>$. Wmfleld 6.40 p. rn.: Lucy J:1ne , S(l turday evemng. R . R te Mr ~ ' Lucas down Winfield 11 p. m.: · Mr. andMrs. Murrl eiWestand ton 8 lggs, aclne ou • d. i U~ITED f>ATIONS. N. Y. - , Walter Hougland up Wmlield,l Murita. Ravenswond. W. Va., Delbert P•lterson, Great Ben ' 1'l'he 20th session of the G~ne r · . 1: 25 a. m.; Beaver down Win- : spent a Sunday with hi!l par· Pa~l Brooks of near Tuppers Jtl A~'>embly passed into hi s· fi eld 2 : ~ a. m. en t1~, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie \Vest. Plams called on Mr. and Mn. ;:!CIT\' tnday with a C hrist m;.~ ~ , Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jordan of Maywood ~ohnston . ) r!Jier by its president for "the Woman Cited for St. Albans, w Va. <isited the Mrs. LouiSe Van Meter and ~alfy return of a peace so eag· 1 • • , • with friends at Stiversville. Nicki called on Mr. and Mn. ifrly awaited." Traff1e Vtolatrou Gene Romine of Columbus re- Homer Icenhower. . 1 :' ~sst .n bly resident· Amintore A Pt. Pleasant woman was cently spent 8 Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Edna Powell was buried :.F<q~fani. foreign minister _of , cited to ~omeroy Mayor CI1<J. r· l and Mrs. Euler. at Ba_ld Knobs cemetery after 1 ~~a~' _w ho has played a maJOr Ies Legar · ~ co:Jrt on an assur- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler vls- surfenng a heart attack at h~ •!ole m rer:ent purported peace . t'!d d ear d1stance charge follow -1 itt> d their daughter Mrs. Dan home. Her sons, Floyd _of Flon· ~ef'lers from North V1et N~~m . ing an accident at the intersec- , Hill of Letart. They all went d~ and Wayne and farruly. East ~u ndr d adJournment at 2:0'2 tion of Main and Court-.sts Tue-s- ~ shopping in Pomeroy. Liverpool were here for the fun. ~ m., EST. lt ended ~o n af- . day at 9:50 p.m. I Mrs. Henry Euler attended 8 1eral. . ~rr lJ S Ambassador Arthur Police said a car operated by L&!es d' Horne Domons tr a11on Mr.. and. . Mrs. Paul dOurs and ~ :_J. Goldherg warned '·H:moi,: Eunice Jividen. 61, nm ir1l1 the meeting at the home of Mrs .. fam1ly VISited Mr. an Mrs. r'king and the Sovie-t Union" I rear of an auto driven by Dav- ! Don Johnson Portl and. ILowell Greer and family of ~o heed a resolution approved ! id Stout, 18, New Haven. Stout's I Mr. and ~Irs . Harold Roush Syracuse. :)ly a 1 09·~ vote c~ndflr:"ln in:~ ~ n c_sr was st~pped f()r _a tra ff ic of Portland spent an evening ! -Mrs. May Jobastoa :form or mtervent1on 1n domes- hght, ,accordlllg to police. Hea-, with Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Euler ~ _ __::::::::::::::__ _ 1 .~ ic Jfl;ms,. mrluding sub 'o'f rstun i vy damage ~ ~oth Gtr~. was i aft.,r attending church. • fn~ terr?nsm. ! reported. No InJUrieS n.c1e reMr. and Mrs. David Grueser I 1 : WTONOUS. DAIIOMEV - . ported. In .Mayor Lega r s court Iand children of Pomeroy called I ~t [)~ homey army, Jed by , Tuesday _mght, Ja~es Abel. 42. 1 on her parents, Mr. und Mrs. ,:Cen ( hn stophe Soglo, . took . Ravenswood, forfeited a $200 : Clyde Wines recently. fo mplt'te control of Uu :i Wrst bond on a DWI charge and a , Mr. and Mrs Maywood John1 }llric·an country !rt an appa rent- $15 bond on a citation vf run- . ston called on ·his son Mr and - - - - - - - - - ;, blJiodless coup d'etat tod•Y- ning a red light. . IMrs. Lawrence Johnsion . ond Mrs. Mendal Jordan 1m re- ! .' In· a proclamation re4ld on rami! , ce1v~ word of the death In ;'ol<ltlou Radio , this morning. Y, Washmgton, D. C.• ~f her cous "-' I ·d 1· 1ota1 ·USIC Mrs.lied Hattie MPowelld '! and, childIJoyd Btggens · Mr• i!""g a sa1 par lament. G · in ' Leonilo · 1 ~ . · · d II ren ca on r. an ~ r.. ene , Biggens was the daughter of 1 'n~~Jnmf'nt bod1es an a poCongo and children 1 A nd · · ~ iur,W pa rties were dssnlved (Continued from pagel) : :the late WJII am . a Mmme • ' _ . .. 0. - 1e '· ~f r and Mrs. S1mev :jn d ~he f·onsttuton s uspr. l"dt~d . tnct 1' to play Lilt · Powell ·' Rutherford Lloyd and lived in -a. nPw constitution W"t'' •l be Town of Bethlehem ,'' and '·Good Icall ed on Mr. and .Mrs. Lew this community when she was !.:. ·bt •" .fohnston of Mlnersvtlle Route,! • girl · She had worked for the 1 ~..fawn u1 ) as soon as poss1 e, K'111g wences 1ao. ~~ s: 11 d. The closing number will ~ i r('cent1~ 'I U. S. Army Sig~al Corps as an i . the Christmas story hy t h e Mrs .. Anna Healey wa~ taken ntelllgtnce specl811st for many I ; l10~R OEVILLE, Ohio <UP!) glee club with Linda Henderson I t~gs General Hospttal l~r~ years an~__ w•~ - employed ! ~ Erf•d F. Kefle,r, 84:, of near as reader, and "White Christ- . i i toii.eville, was killed TUes- mas" by the baed and glee i oay by a branch tlliMell Wl him club. The program ,. open lo 1 olia- he cut it from 1 tree. the publir. - -·- - -DECEMBER 29th , M~~ ·,:; Member Quota ' " I r .. • ·r 0:: Studenb give PIA Program GIVE il NEW West Columbia 66 Chevy GOOD SELECTION M C U10d Cor Centtr Pomeroy otor o. 306 •• MAIN ~!'!!!~ PUT FLOWERS ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST $300. 00 rna: THAT SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COLOR II POINSETTIA PLANTS • • • • costs less than 14 cents a day Terms to suit :yau. ..t1p to 25 I!IODtbs time If you wiab. XMAS CHERRY PLANTS AZALEAS----CYCLAMENS Call before noon. CASH before night. DUDLEY'S FLORIST ITY OAN 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, & SAVINGS CO. I ~Dvfer~ ~t.Jas 1110 WOO LOANI ... IONOR tDMS I'" ; UPI BrJ·efS -~- SPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL CHRISTMAS ~~0~~ ' 1 1 i 1 1 Police Report Two AccidenL 1 DEPENDABLE ! RADIO REPAIR RACINE MERCHANTS • CLELAND'S T.V. I 1 • Wt Rep.ir All Malces •sci Model• 1 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES I lb. ~ ~ "0 Zlbs. $3.15 1 BIG SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL Carpenter Social News Eastern M • CHRISTMAS TREES ALL WITH STANDS I r 1 1 1 DRAWING DAHS 6 Ft. Pl01tlo T- - - - 14.H DEC. 4 · .. .. .. · $50.00 DEC. 11 .. · ·.... $50.00 DEC. 18 · $50.00 DK. 24 ·· · · ·· -· $50.00 • NOT IcE! I - 'I 00 I · $75 LOOK LIKE REAL TREES - FEEL LIKE REAL TREES- TRIM LIKE REAl TREES 7 Pt. VInyl T- - -- - 7-H ALSO ALUMINUM TR!ES ,. e Get Your Tree Early and Avoid Being Disappointed. They last for Years. Also tree trims, Christmas wrappings, paper, r!bbolll, gift bo&eo and Greetlnc Cardo. IN CASH I · $50 PRIZES 3 • $25 PRIZES Uve Merry Christmas Decorated Turtles 39c Turti. Food -IOc each GRAND OPENING TOTAL $300 1'111111 Stocklnts for your dog, eat or bini's Morry Chriatmos .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . 59< and up WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY- FRIDAY · Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purchase Necessary Rtgllt~r ·lac:h Ti.fte You Vl•lt Any of Thnt Stor11 Winning Num~" Postod WHkly At Partldpatlng Merchants Drawing At HoiiMI Bank Parklnt Lot At 8:00 P.M. Resolve to look your ows t glamorous jor the lwliclays ahead ond just "' lovely throughout the rrst of the ytar! Let us .• ~~ le yo1o1r hair to bring your best ftaturu und ma~e you !M girl out Now Until Jan. 1 eHair Cuts· $1.00 BUDGH e Permanent $6.50 HELENE CURTISS e Permanent • $1 0. of his dreow! Kut 'N Kurl Beauty Shop ELt\!A RUSSELL. Oumer I& Opr. ANITA SUE N!VTZLING, Operator Evenlnt• ly .AJ>P.Olnlm•nt Phon•· WY 2·2685 UNIQN AVE..-POMEIIOY, O, ~ . . ., OUR OFFICE WILL BE ClOSED . ON Danltlo Gulf Service lynon's Sohio Strvlct First National Bank Raelnt ·l'ut.Valu Mkt. FRIDAY DECEMBER 24 . EGG NOG, Res~. 59c 45c Star Supply Co. Holl.or 'PurnlluN Stert . ,. ' _;;,:.-;~.. • . ,,fl ........... .. -·-- ·- BA NAN AS ~~--- lb. 10c _,_,A P ES 2 lb. 29c .EVELYN~$ :GROCERY I ~FORMER ' I . (· ,,.,.,' - · ---- -·· - ... . ~. -- ... ON '\ ' . ' COLEMAN Gli:OCERY" . OP COOK'S 'AP I!II.L . FOR MEN! Billfolds, socb, ties, tie oeto, ctov-. toilet ttell, etc. EVEIYONI Fabergt .-..goo~~ Kelda with this handsome re-usab: • vinyl-leather acceSSoty box fiUed with Men's Lolion, Invisible T&lc, man-size Soa~ In his choice of sports-loving WOODiiUE or man-about-town APHRODISIA DukSet by FMirgt compleleUD DUTTON DRUG STORE MIDDI.EPOIT, • 0. Glm FOR \ . BOYS & GIRLSI "" SHOP OUR TOYTOWNI • BULK CANOY- BOXED CANDY 'WE ARE A GOlD STAR STORE" \ .. ·~ jjEN,~NKUN~ PHONI WY:Iol491 . POMEIOY - OliO . . . ·. 0,.. • ...., .., •rill -~... , , C*'\ Cfor!!!""'• IM ', ' ' '' .. 12 oz. Jar $1.29 NESCAFE COFFEE GIFTS FOR 3 • 2Y2 cans $1.QO Vllllft Cut Rll• bcint Str~lce Station RociM Home Bank r 4 for $1.00 gal. 69c ''I. . Timex Watches - - - - - -- - - .BROUGHTON$ MILK ~WfRCDMIIMl. ~.'li .... ,:; .,.,..t1:,·./~ .. \< • • ~ .....· . ........ Hosiery, !lloves, bankies, ocarf~ purses, billfolds, Dngerie, ml~ telll, toilet oeta and jewelr)'. PEACHES • ..•, ... •.·,; "'\'" ' · POJIK & BEANS, No. 300 _ _ I 0 for 99c Wold CrOSI Sona The Club Rtsteurant RaciM GM & hrvl.. Co. Rocint Garage FOR HER! COOKIES, Reg. 29c Johnson's Radio & T.V. Wegner HardwoN Aline's lleauty & Drill Shop F,.. Coffee, Donuts and loloons for tho KlddiH Last Minute Gift Ideas For All LadlH' & Men's Gift Sets _--;--c..,-- - Ail Famous Brands of ToiletriH COOKIES, Reg. 39c _ _ _ 3 for $l.QO SPONSORED IY THI FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: ·, IJTTI.£ AMBASSADORS •• , fiAesl minlabn ....... I' Lodl~t' Costume Jowetry ---~,.--­ Musical Jewelry Boxto - - - -- - I.Adi~t' Justin Billfolds - - ---- Jowelite Brush & Comb Set - -- - Jowolito Drto~or Sets - - -- - - Musical Powder Boxes - - - - - - Mon's Justin Billfolds - - - - - - 3,.,..• BibiH - - - - - - - - - - Clocks - -- - - - Wind and l!tjltf Stuffed Toyt - - - - . . . , . . - - - - Baby Glfh - - - - - --"' ''''----''- - SWISHER & REXALL 112 E. MAIN �,, I Gift ,.... • - ~~y.o.v.. w,...,.. ,~ Young c TURlEY 11 US. AID UP kllie COTTAGE CHEESE Te Umlt Qualltltlet 011 Allltellll Ia Tille Ad. \ freah froaen - U, S. Gov't. lns,.cttd - lrc~H A lwlft'a lutterHII - U, I . . ..,. hll.llltt' ....h C0¥4-VM W-.1 p,.,.. - Cry.O.Y•• Wrappecl Turkeys 2-lb. ctn. hCIIId end Mill Mond1y Thru ThuNdq- The ...ht ib. Swift's lutttrball - c.r- w.a-... uame I0 1111. to 111. 17 lbs. 9to6 CioN Friday At 6:00 ..... A llbl. 45c to 9111. 15-os •• Swlft'o P10mlum - U. I. lov'l. 1-'"" -lltlhl 0141 Dart.Moat-Jhllllo,Aot. lb. 59c ••••~... ROAST lwlft'• ,,...&u ... - W. P. MORGAN FRESH OYSTERS STA~~tRD 69c SHRIMP u. 83c WIEIERS 69c CAN TRADEWINDS FROZEN-PEELED AND DEVEIHED 46-oz. eFireple.. ec.ter U. L ........... k 5 Iii. BAKER __ fumlture r 1wlft'• PremiuM- U.. L I Roasting CHICKENS "'1!... ._ Swift'• PNmlulll- U.S, Gow't.l ... •lll4 J:A.. CAPONS toto~:'.-..~ HI Swift'• , _.... - u. I. O.'t. ......... • J:... Y111•1 Tnder- 0... lu4r ~ WI SKINLESS 1-L•. I'KG. SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U. $. GOV'T, INSPECTED SLICED I-L:Al~"y 79c SAUSAGE ~~~L 49c TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS .. WY MAPLE cans elook._ ;~~~~:~;;V• w:·::·.. • ~ 45o _....., e.w•••• •••••• KAHN'S ALL MEAT $ TAPE eDinete u. s. e.vtrnll'llllt ........... , Jwlft'e PreMium- Pltn'W ..... - PKG. JUICE Wall PIICI- & Clellll Roasting CHICKENS • ':! .. •· 8-0Z. ARGO SYROCO TURKEY SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED DucKs • te • ~~ . . . . ~~~~~&~&~~-~~·~-~~~~~&-~~ Bill Woll1111n SWIFT'S PRIMIUM- U. S. QOV'T. INSPICTID- FULLY COOKID COLONIAL fDRISTMAS DAMS SUGAR Full BuH Half lT. or DK. BROWN - CONF. c c Ontlrllltll ' c ANTHONY Plumltin11- Heating YourDt........,le lit. lb. lb. lb. ,, F1lll Shank Half DHitr For PLUMBING AND SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. GOY'T. INSPECTED- FULLY COOKID WHOLE OR CREA ,:·,JHEESE C 1-oL pkg. • HEATING \ 10 to 14 Ih. ·tt• I IWin'l PREMIUM - U. I. GOV'T. The '( '" 'Round G' fANNED ~LB. 11/t·U. CAl s 79 CAl 011 99 99 LET INGELS DO ITI UPERT INSTALLA'l10N! CALIF. PASCAL CELERY of proud P088Hsion UR8J ITAL~ i OM9GA !181111 ...,• ..., II' White Calmll'l ·, MORTON'S Fruit Cream or PIES $ for ROYAL CROWl COP DIET IIH COLA UPPER TEl IEHI ORANGE GRAPES OLD SOUTHERN FAVOIIITI ARMSTRONG'S Jnoleum . , . lnleld Vinyl rloor eovortar for OYery kind of Door. Bell pellenla. Plofellii>Dal lnoullallon b1 111, or do II JOurseiL C.U WY 2·%1136 far fret eall· mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPUING MOHAWK MAGI I lllpert IDIIIllllloD Solllfaotloll i I G~~~n~~llt4 lOOTS $3.99. $12.99 Set famous Ludwig tane, quality and Little Glrlo SOFT UNm $3.99 LOW PRICE, TOO I • .,.......... llg loJl-11- 6-12 eFLEECE LINED WELLINGTON- $12.99 Mono Soft But Husky eR.EECE LINED CHUKKA BOOT- $11.99 Min'• Pigskin Unllllld eCHUKKA, Only 7 pr. B~en Size• $7.QP Llttlelloyl e4 BU~LE ARCTIC $3.99 ..II lllld Ovtr the Shoe, 1'1- Llllld eKNEE HIGH PULLOVER $11.50 • 12-oz.$ cans LUDWIG'S w~/)R The ·Shoe Box .,.. ,,..... . . .... . ...""...... .• M!D~I~T, 0. Newett, hotteat begirm ing outH- with thttona, quality,tnd ~talut you gat only from ludwig! Modern, compact 1Ut1 for euy travel with Ludwig'• f1tt Ill· lip, fluth-packing holder~. Streamlined separate tenlion drums-lntrt, but, two 1om l'lmS. r :us bass drum padtl, cowbell, 1111nds, holder&, spurs 1 -.rushn, and atich (cymbtlt talrt). Coma In todoyl SMALL DOwN PAYMENT UpTo24 MM~tt.T_, '" TIFFIN CREDIT . JEW �' '. ' ' ' •~ , r . ~·... ,, •• 'i ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board WANT AD INFORMATION 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Dee. 22, 11165 FOR SALE 1915 ZIG ZAG H:tEE an~ four ro- :.,1 hJrric:h• od ll!d om!umflbed lparl. ments WY ~ 12 8 tit s~~:-::E~c:Sai~:.lesml!R'•II ped to zig zag, make button-11 tt.aOUut..,,·auNI r~~ ~""'"'"" _.r.... ~ f'lcn• 4 ROOM Phon furnished ~ .,.j \ l Ol ....*' .., ac» d~ WY apartment ~ 6 AI • ' ttonOha. i.' r.-..... ~b<tlll" "" for rent. e. 2-.~.,7 . •. ,,.,.., W\11•m~•"•M•• "" """ ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2·3514. ., ...... ,..., .... _,...,.,..,.. rt~• ll!l"" ,n.u ...., ·nMft"Mt tnHruon 1 Rowley and Reed Hardware. l'ef n- &A1'11:8 Want -~ &II ' - " ' •......,_ 1· - uc holes, darn, embroider, etc. Pay $6 per month 81' pay ance due $54.62. Ca11 WY 12 21 1tc 6555 . om E I ":,. "" •'"!"! ~~ ... ..., so.t~~ro•u •o liM eooa B. Rutherford, Pt. Pleaialll; Bullneu $ervlcet <:aria K. Pullllls, Pl. Pleasanl; -nedt 1..ao1 ,... - • ·I Mn Floyd R. AUman, MeAl' W't Uctntet C111 WY CUSTOM Bl.l'l'CIII:IUIIG IlK lhur·· MrL Roger L. fanoat, cuttllll. WID buy bldel every Au,_;,.; John E. B.,.,., Rt. I M!lflday. PbU Meier, PbODI Ironton· Mn. Beoale Slden, WY l-3510. 9 II lfc Jac~. CONDmONING Rel!1ge~ Blrthl olloo oemco. Jark'a RelrtlIJGHT hauling, coal and eraUnn, New Baveo. PI.- Mn. Floyd R. Allman, Me~e. Phone WY 2-7786 and Ttl t..!537. I I UC Arthur, daugbter, 1:11 t.m. Z.7286. Tuesday: Mrs. Robert G. Jlen. nett, Rl 2 GaUipoHs, son, 2:40 ~rydoy Spoclolo of p. m. Tuesday; Mrs. James S. Morlo'1 Style Post Faulkner, Jackson, son, 3:56 p. Holrcuto . , . . . . $1.25 m. Tuesday; Mrs. Roger L. Par· Shampoo & Soli . . $I .50 ...,., Albens, <laughter, 4:18 P· SO doy color rin.., m. Tuesday. ·c:::=:J Bachner's S,uper Market =========11\1.> Ground Beef 49c IL · 1965 STEREO CONSOL \loniiDII"' •:ll.ll.rp Ill . .til mAO.ER UYl'S - free "" I Just taken in. 1965 model radio !!C' " O.'"': i~~:~••••..:.UOw:' • nu- - erage Park and water Brown'" ('rail equipped stereo. This '"~mm • _,. .., tSiste. Approved) has twin speaker system. Du· J (" r>•'ll wtf.hl'rl lO ~ . '"" 1 ~R ~' m rA"-I'IIU • utu'l'liAKauMIDersvtlle, Ohio, t"Dcme " 1 el volume control. Lovely wal· 11 ;,v.n .2:1M:.cll._ ..-:Uoaa~ ~: 1-3324. I L6 nut finish. Used only four , Coo>• ---------:Samuel Tree!t, Henderson: Cll1 lnsuranc. ""',u"'Tt"'JM=u:::Bl""l&:::-c,c.. -,.-..-.-,...1111--ID ... llo New Year's Eve Party Planned By Legion Post O'Sage PEACHES 4 98c BANANAS 8C Style fLA ORANGES 39C =========::: EGG NOG 49C No 21/J c~no Shampoo & HI . $3.50 P.,.1111nonta . ,7.50 up Wo SeD ond Service Wfp and Wlllet.s "· 4 ROOM, unfurnished apartIMnt. Charles Lyons, Mason, lb- Cottage c·HEESE RADIATOR SERVICE ~:'49c I I LI'L ABNE. ; I 111"1 &ABY BOY!! HOW YOU'VE. IM.TURitDII .ff'rf-4 I f II II 1 Highest Quality Cars BARGAIN PRICED! 1 1 1 r:. BALDWIN SPINET PIANO l'.,,.....,,.....,,.....,,.....,"",...,...,..=,.....,; il I 1 ,.o,..l l a;J . . Hospital News 1- __ _ -__ BUYS i i p.m. Saturday, 1-1 p.m. 1 1960 Oldsmobile 98 4 Dr. Hardtop • $995 12 21 Gte FURS WANTED: Red Fo1, 13. Power seat, steering and brakes, automa~c, radio and Muskrats. $1.50, raccoo!!ll, $1.· THE WHY .worry over a sluggish 75. Maran Fur Agency, (0. heater, see this fine car today. Maroon fimsh. septic tank Get Klean-Em · o. Wright) N. Brown St., Ma· , DAILY SENTINEL 1959 Pontiac Star Chief 4 Dr. HT _ $795 All Septic Tank Cleaner, son. w. va. Ph. 773-5296, Landmark Farm Bureau, k , 1"3ote Power steering and brakes, automatic, radio and beat,. DRIVER - SALESMAN, 25 • 35 Pomeroy. wee days • p.m. ~ er. Color white. \·•·ars old married, local ---- ~- --irrm. Rep,ly in own bandwrit· 5fi,OOO BTU !loor furance, Auto Sales 4 30 NICE SELECTION OF 265 ng Experience preferred but _ 2- L ___ ··-"~1;::========= n~t necessary. Write Care of BUDGET PRlCED furniture- ! NEW '66 CHEVYS The Daily Sentinel, Box 668-C I our third floor shop. 64 Mercury • $2,495 Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 21 Jtc . Baker Furniture, Parklanr Conv. Cpe. Waa Shop Our Lot Olton. Wo H1Yt Now Trtdt Ins oh · $2,695.00. Low mileage, exf~ r ,uri: · - MAN~tablished ____ ~o_.____ tra sharp car. Fully equipArriving Doily. Tho cor you dHlrt moy bt hore route, salary and commission, USED KING FLUTE, for ped with power steering & tomorrow. 11 17 brakes. Automatic trans.LuxPo2f, years old or 0\'er · Exper· WY 2-2950. wer windows and seals. WE WILL CLOSEAT 5:~ PM irnced. Want ma_n. interested ; USED-W~I-kpant.9, shirts~- lack· , l ury at finest. '" perm 3 n~t pnSJ~onv A.B.C I ets, and shoes. Carl 61 Buick _ ___ $785 FRIDAY EVE and ALL DAY SATURDAY Cleaners, ason, · a. lier Long Bottom, Ohio. Special Sta, Wagon . Was 12_ 21_ 3tc _ 11 ' 12-ll·25tp , '1.095.00. A beautiful red -~- I wagon and In good eondiFor Rent : APPLES, red and yellow Delic· lion. Automatic shift OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. .t! lc"'rR " "'R"'oo = M- furnished apart- i ious. Stayman, W~nesap, POMEROY, OHIO • rn ('nl utilities furnished. ~· Gnmes Golden, Melrose. 0~ SH ims. en daily and Sunday. Well s 12 22 ltc Pomeroy, Ohio · - •---Orchard, Wilkesville, Oh1o. 4 HOCM CO'l'TAGE, bath and . 12 3 30tp 1 ~;;-·ro;-:KS~:W;;"":c;re~~ gas . Furnished or unfurnish- - - - - -· 111154 VOLKSWAGEN, Real btata For leal Estite For Sale ed CaU Carman's Rest home. ELECTROLUX cleaner· condition. WY 2-3951. . 12 21 tfc sessed, lllke over 12 21 lfo FOR SALE: I room bouoe . sa 00 per month, 675 " :-::--:-. ,. 0- ..~,.. HOUSE IN MASON. Call 7TJ. -!33 1. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 1950 PONTIAC straight-8 ~0 111\fft'"r bath, full baoemenl, 88& 5m. 12 21 6tp 12·111-Stp I rrn~lic . Good work car. Almost aell St., Middleport. Pbano: . - _ -- . new lim. Phone WY ...,OL 1 Pt. Pleuaut 11164611'1. IIOUSE FOR RENT- 5 rooms PONIES :or Chrislm!s, all Sit· I POMEROY- One story rra1me,! II lfa 11 aod bath on Rt. 7 above Che· es and ages. Some good broke. 5 roollll!, bath, basement - - - : : - - - - - - - 11 shire, Call WY 2-6508, One-third down. Balance by 1961 FALCON Deluxe . vided into :; rooms, could lnsura12 20 6tc the month. Paul Orr, WI 9 • ra~I~, heater,toautomabcb led 3 room apartment, furooce _ _ _...:.;_ _ _ _ __ ; ROOMS and bath~ uDfurnisi> 3!92 fl 5·30 12-t~tc m<sswn, mo r over au healing, front and back c:opym, lllntel. co, 1 a er . . - $6.11), John Richmond, 814 .. PIIIYI'O ed, real nice, tops In location. TWO--bed ·- room 54" Holt8e- Mam · St., p omeroy, Oh'10. garage. ••,000 ,00· IIIII !!l!!do cl lopl popen. Mmeroville, phone WY Z.3324. trailer, 8x38', New paint job. J2.7·Uc IIIDDLEPORT _ Twt bfrdl """'"" Inc! llmool IIIJ fr ame, 5 rooms, balb, --~ '""''"I alber · ·= =-===--::--12-!Htc See it at Daniela GuU 1StaIIUUSETRAII.ER, olecps four, tion, Racine. 12-fr.. ow lnstructlont basement, !font and back ~~~- ....,.,., ~ ltd< Rrown's Trailer .l'ar11. Mil> CHIUSTMAS trees, sheared V 8. CIVIL SERViCE ches, gos heating. house ersvUI .. WY 2·3324. l2-17~te 1 Scotch, Rt. 124 between Long .-, ___ ,. ... good eondltlOD. $4,001.00. TWO ·bedroom iiOusetrauel--:- ani' Bottom and Reedsvme. M. L. !:::.W::.'!~ ~i~~~- ACRES- Close in, 15 culU.. IJ!llitieS fUrniShed. caJ1 WV 2- Cetr. 12-13-12tp 1'hnwl1ndlt tl'lllnlnl ' • HMII ft'~, 5 J'OOP1 framt home, ~ 'lt>r. npeft. leU al46, WY 2-2100 .,. WY 2-3600. RATS mice eUmlnaltd forever. .,..., .......,_,. bath, basement, coal !urnac·•l · .oft'tc6ent for .'"!•II -_,_, r , c Get , "Star." Ebersbach Hard- edlnol nu •hftlrTn-.Ofl 01'1 beating, ~rn, chicken •-··· •JVUK", THREE BEDROOM bouse for ware, Sugar Run Mill, Pick· =~~:n';dd=.,te LAILOOI" other buUdtnp. f1 ,500.00. rent, Pbono WY 2-ZZII. 181 N. 0111 Hard_.., Mason. =~ cor " ... WY Wilt WY ~ 6th Ave. ·"1Jo14-tlc · 12+301p . ,. ·11121 310 1 MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A ..• METROPOLITAN MOTORS I' SEE e 4 Dr. Clulle Setlu Cuatom. Aulo. III:H. One local owner. LIM new. 1964 RAMBLER e 4 Dr. American lila. 1 GOOD USED Wag. Standard Trona. CAR R&H. One owner. AD- other one lib now, Blaettnars A a;;t ;pw Q11tl,._ TX7'1'QAWBrB ,... WMPO Radio BEG IEfiBPEBrca fJIYW r BVWIIr B.-CE WT YeAorda,._ Ci;php1t11 ... 7. Cli'~DAtlll II'ONDAY THRIJ FRIDAY- 6:00 Sundown Serenade 1:00 Sign On - t;eWI 6:15 Sign Of! 6:115 Sacred lleart SATURDAYS 8:20 Meip County RFD !:00 Sfln On - News 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm 6:30 Happy VaHey Boy1 1:30 News 6:57 Wealller 8:05 Country Mlt8fo Tlmt WJEH LOG 7:1)0 Nollooal .;e... 1:20 Country Ja........, Monday 1'broo&b Frlda,y 7:05 BUI Miller Sbo• 1!00 Protestant Rour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 Sports PorMo 7:30 Sporta Parada 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:35 BiU Miller 'lbow 7:35 Lli!T}' Aodersoo Show 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:~~ Pickenb Hardwaro t~:45 lt'o lfuslc - o\rmy 8:05 World News 1r. Thurs.) 11:00 Dutt..·s and Herns Dairy 8:10 Sports Today <C 7:60 Nowa 'l'op feD Show 8:15 Wealber Picture ~·J a Bill Miller Show 12:00 News 8:16 Musical Clock 1:15 Baker Furnthlre Sbu1> 12:15 fusical loterlud• 1:55 Comm!Diity Newa 9:00 NOWI 12:30 Rev. Merlin •'eeta e:oo Talk of the Town 1:00 News i:55 Mason Couaty News U:Oi Coffee with Janel 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 PuhUe Service K:OO Portraito of a Patriot 5:50 Sports Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour iO·II:\ Swap Shop 10:30 Latcbatrlng 10:30 Bfll MJRer Bnnelt Show 8:00 Sundown Sereoade 8:45 Sfgn Of! 11:00 New1 111:15 Mason Agr. l'"ogram ~l'NIIAYS 11:05 Morning Melodies IT!'O!doy) 7:30 Sfgn Un • Arnv !lour <Rcept Friday, Church 10:15 Family Woroblp (Thurs.) 7:55 News Bells Ring) 10:45 A.o.c. Program (Friday! 8:110 Baptist Hour 11:15 World News 11:00 Newl 1:30 Sunday Show 11:55 Mason County New1 U :Gli 'I'IIIY '1 Country Jll!ICUOD UO The Bible Speab to y011 12:oo Community News 8:45 LegiS!atlvo Report 12:05 Noon NeW!! 11 :30 ~· Country 8ynuu 12:00 Cemeat Block News w 00 The Good !,Ue 12:10 M~rkets 1.1! 30 Goesaler'o Guest Star IU:l• t:oogreasmu Moeller 12:15 Mld Day Weather W:30 The Country llymgtlmenl2:20 BulleHn Board lFriGaYJ Jlil:!ll Larry Anderson Show 11:30 Tha Qwet Hour 12:25 News 0 Gl'3l!ll . N 2:30 County Agent 1: lf' Jim Mees Sbow 12 00 · ews 12:45 Country Go Round t: 15 BlaettDar ADIO Show 12:15 The Christians Hour 1:55 News Beat (.30 Electrtc Compaey NeWt 12:30 The Rev " '"'" fee!a 2:110 Country Go Round 1 : ~. Jim Meea Sho" 1:30 Tbe Rev. Sllao BfUups 2:55 News Beat 1·00 News Z:OO 11le Rev. Andrew Far1001 3:00 Mid Way Matineo 6:05 Jim Mees Sl!ow l :if41 Sunday oirwca•. 3:55 News Beat 5:30 Rher'1 Wealbar Report 1:00 Sundown Serenade 4:00 Dilclng witb DoSI 1:50 Sports ParaGt 1:45 Sign Off 4:30 Interchango aGia-•1. I& SCI WJEH RADIO rru., La,.,..., ~:;-;; 4:45 Spotlight on Sporls 4:55 Weather S:OO Commnotty Newo 1:10 World and Natlm!al News 5:15 Sign orr 7:15 Sfln On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 1:05 World News 1:10 Sports Todl!y 8:5 Weather Pictura 1:18 Pt. Pleaoalll Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 Golden Key 11:00 News 11:115 Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 2:20 BuUeHn Board 12:25 News 0 Gr11111 12:30 Sahlrday MoHneo 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 Ne , 2:00 Satlr.Jay MaUneo 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Sahlrday' MaUnee 2:5' News 3:1>.. Saturday MaUneo 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 5aturday Matineo 3:31 Sahlrday Matinet 3:55 News 4:00 Dilclng wilb Doss 4:30 Radio R l 0 8:00 News Roundup 5:15 SliD orr BJ ART ' r ,i MOTe& Mt.KI IT'£M. "'LK, Till~ !91 >JUST Cl-llU61J A MITE rN THE . ,... ltOOSI I 'l I! . I I Do RAEBURN VAN BUREN ==---:_:-.::::..::! Auto.R&H.~deerln~ Clean and nice. Ano~ er eleaa one owner Rambler. SPECIAL 1961 RAM1LER e4 Dr. ClualeBta Wll Aulo. 'l'riDL 0.. IIJilll 1965 FORD GAIAJDI 1100 2 Dr. H.T. 8 CJIIodtr ilaodartllrltll.lladiD, lla&t.r OWIIer.RI!IIItlu. 1960 IAMBl8t w., V8 Ambouodor 4 Dr. Sta. run )IOWtll Cloan ud oleo. ~ er ·one local owaer Bamlller. ... AD ,Tho . _, IIIIo ..... ........ ,.._ ..... ""' -.......- liM P-· Mtlropolltm .,, KEITH GOBLE ,fORD . USED CAR LOT ' Bv NEAL ADAMI lHf OF'!R~ \VENT PRf:TTl' W1W. AJCJ1 YES, I R.EAD rr, DAVE, SUT 1 BEliEVE IT, Ml1'ROPOI.nAN ' ·MoTOa$ ' "Your lamblor lleol4l" Ph-WYUilO ,'• WELL, IT'S TRUI£, riiiiUtU.IIWAir, · ~ •, ,, ,. '1.: (~ ' ,. -· 8EN. ExCEPT l!IAT 1 DIDN'T 'TtJiN ON l!IE GloS,IIIINO f>ll,l £.9T IT ON.. Jlil<,l'VE GC/T lD 6iii HAIIi. . ; I!''',. I V8 Ambamdor 4 Dr. .u t;:;.. 'i rHE BORN LOsER 1962 RAMBLER Pomeroy Motor Co. I THESE. •• 1964 RAMBLER WITH A • r;~ ~PRICE 1 ==------.--- .· 1 BLAmNAR'S FREE Apply WY 2-2156 • . -rooms ' CARRIER NEEDED . .... Dscharled American Legion Drew Web· Howard Ball. Emmogeno ster Pu&t 39 members, w!Vfl!, Borden, Mrs. Paul D. Downard, Marie'• Post and guests will bold a New Mrs. Donald W. .Embelton, ~ IL 124 PI!. WY 2.5271 Year's Eve party at lhe Post nei France, Louis G. Gerg ·, 12s 51•• dI¥J"Ievlt. Ohio v~ home with an evening ol mer· Floyd F, Higginbotham, Char· 1• ry·maklng planned. Food will lie D. Long, Jerlmiah D, Loel· lo· be furnished. len, Mrs. John Magnani, TbeoFinal pla!!ll were announced dore B. Mtller, Leverette L. EXPERIENCED Broughton's qt, for h at the Post meeting Mon- Roush, Martrn P. Scheible, and day night by Commander Guy Mra. James N. Webster and ID· DuN want to thank all who _2,180.___ -- _ 12 21 6tc Pbona WY 2-6254. Fomolr-nt Guinther. hmt son. "''"' so kind and thoughtful BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms 12 20 3tc The Post has collecltd $152-ftO ----du rir rg her illness and death. living room, dining room, kit~ - - towards "The Gifts for Yanks GIANT DRAFTEES ~-pt· ( 'i al thanks to Rev. Perrin, chen, basement. and garage 1~:::::::::::::::::::~ Who Gave"' drive. This Is $60 From the largest truck or H•"l Huppelt and Father forced air gas furn-ace. But- 'l OPEN EVES. TIL 9 bulldozer radiator to the over the quota. Comander NEW YORK tUPI) ..quar· J, o::n 'l'urel for their spiritual ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. t (CLOSED SUNDAYS) amallest beater core. Guinther extended his thanks to lerback Bob Post of lhe King's h• rr and words of consolation. 11 !3 lfc l Christmas GIFT Frank Cheesebrcw, chairnwn Point Merchant Marine AeadeSay Merry Christmas To The Family ;,, Dr. Holz~r and nur~ at MODERN unfurni;hed '3 ef this drive, and to all who my and 25fl.pound ofleosivo I!"'"' Hospotal, our k 1n d and bath. Furnish utilities. IDEAS at Landmark WY 2·2143 Pomoroy helped. : guard Willie Young of GromWith A Good Second Car . .• n.:· hg.>brs a~d frrends. the 1 Coats Buildin . ll 16 Uc 1!''==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:'1 Two new members m Wi I· bHng oigned pro football l'edt·r;Jtfld t:1rcle and Worn- _ _ --~--- ____ 1\ - 11om Nelson and Barr:! Doug· contracfs Tuesday wltll lilt , . , , · ~ GtJild and those sending lHOUSE on Lincoln Heights I KARL GRUESER. las. Commander Guinther be· INew York Giants, t1"'d t·ards and flowers. Your I newly decorated, in~ide and Boy's or Girl'• 44.95 bicycle . · ond he1ting, Mineravtll• came the first member to have 1 ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;~ ~: .. ny ads nf kindness will out. Call WY 2-5127. with p11tch11e of thll 1 1 ..,1·.•. a_1·'> be remembered. 10 29 Uc ' Ohio, End your aewer ~~!I ~~·. 1967 dues paid by securing UNICO 28 CU. FT. lea. We have aD sizes 11 five new members or reinstate- I H~"rnire Ann Durst UNFURNISHED 5-- roOfis___ aild USED CHEST FREEZER machines. Reasonable menL~i. :\ Irs..o\dam Ebersbach bath, downstairs can WY 2-2974, day or Guinther 8DDOUDCed i and Fcnnily $299.95 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2395 Nice location in i 15 lfc Winter Conference of the Eighth Economy VB engine, Powerglide trans., good wh~te· Call WY 2-5434. 12-t "A GOLD STAR STORE" District will be held in Somerwall tires, PB, radio, automatic tra_ns., heater, be~ge Lost and Found HEATING, PLUMBING Rnr•l set on January 16. He also an· TWO TRAILER SPACES POMEROY over Sien"' Tan finish. Fawn intenor. See this mce 1 Do10t IAAUe Gas. Arnold Br<> nounred tbal initiation cer.. rent in the Village of Mi<ldle· I Jec:k w. Cars•'t' car today, 1. 11'-:T ~ T wo Beagle rabbit dogs 1 purl. Call WY 2·3346 or Man•ter thers. 611 E. Main Street monies for new memben; and ln the \'iemity of State. Gar-1 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. Ph. WY 2-218' 1964 Oldsmobile Dynamic 8B _ $2295 Pumeroy. i 2Z lie reinstatements wrll be held : ~'.'· ur near Che1iter VIllage. 1 11 30 tfc 4 door sedan mist blue finish, power brakes and OiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiO..,iiiiiiiiiiOiOiiiiii-,1tbe first meeting in February. Frank Vaughan and Paul Casci , l ·.JIT _v rn bies innoculalion tags . FO URRooM f Urnished - apart~ SEWlNG maehlnea. repair ser I steering, radi~, heater, wheel covers, take this rocket ,. Phone Todoy For will h..d this. Don Hunnel was for a ride. ~u · 'do~ lwt:lnse uumdbeHrs 10~3. ment, WY 2-3658. 11 15 tic I vice, all makes. WY 2--2284.1 l!2med chairman or The Amer~ ~·~1.! . L1bE>ra r~war : osr:ncr Tbe FabrK Shop, Pomeroy 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 4 Dr. $1695 FREE ESTIMATES ican Legion birthday party in ,:( o. l;b. 1-!o~ 66. 'lMmersv!!le, For Sale Authroized Singer Sates and I 155 h.p. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans., lo~ .milea~e. spot· ON I March. Lwnard Jewell and u. I hune \1 Y 2-33.7. . __ Service. 1 29 tic less clean fawn interior. maroon fmtstt, like new 12 22 6tp CIIIIIUAHUA Puppies for sale. i Charles Swatzel will assist bim. • ALUMINUM SIDING whitewall tires, radio and heater. It was announced that all ] liST _ Otild's pet, 5 months Call VI 3-2U42, PorLland. Ohin - - - --:--::--c:-- eSTORM DOOR . vete;ans who wish to get add!· 12 22 ·31 c _ _Wanted To__Buy uid ktltl'n, yellow and whiLe. _ _ __ .:__ 1964 Corvair Spyder Cpe. $1595 & WINDOWS I tiona I G. 1. Insurance, muat, :\n\one having inrorma'ion I HARWicK F-du·R.- burner, gas' FO l Ch · t II$ Black finish, blaek vinyl interior, 4 on the fioor, good • ROOFING do so by May l, !!Hili. Any re· 1 " th w·1 AO•I 1 . . h R ex ra ns mas whitewa11 tires, real economy with plenty of go, 150 c(l ntar! r..ennc I cox, 'tO.:. range. Good condttton. P one .. •• f h a ht C•n Bo Bo)'tlhl For Exterior Decorators I quests a!Jer this date will not s 3rd Sr • Middleporl , WY 2· WY 2-3102. 12 22 Jtc , your fur kresnedc ubg , skUO· II h.p. engine, radio and heater. 1 be allowed. 2:..';i 12 20 Jlc ~ --- _ ____ . __ _ __ ned or uns m • rmg Of 0 hio Only $20.ito down •'Roe" Henderson W. I A move, "All Around Ark an· 1 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door $1395 21 inch Admiral console TV, F ··d' De e ber' 24 ond $4.00 monthly :•.,wY,.....,,.2,.·5641,.....,,.....,,.M,.,f"'dcl"'l"'op"'otl""", .sas," was shown prior to • I d d.l. T II ay. cm , Locally owned, clean interior vinyl trim, good tues, N Oflte very goo con 1 1011 · om ~· ·da De ember 31 WiU meeting. Refreshmenls were · -·. -~ Wo!fe, WI 9-2153, Racine , Ja~ies ~arm SupPly from II heater, real economy and bargain priced, AUCFIIINEEB served by Elza Gilmore. DF:I.I r'IOL'S Homemade Ptzza, Ohw. Y--~-3 ~ 10 a. m. unlil 2 p. m. 1963 Mercury Meteor Cutlom _ $1695 4lotDplelll 50c, i5c, and $1.00 siz~s. De· , - -· , each following Saturday unlol !l Station Wagon. V8 engine, automatic trans., power Crttl Bradford luxe Pizza, $1 .50. Jacks Dat- CARPETS and hfe too can be March 12 21 Wrtle, PnM or Co111!!ol steering, chrome luggage rack, red vinyl interior, ry Bar, Middleport 12 8 Uc beautiful if you us< Blue 1 · - - · · -- - - white finish, like new whitewaU tires, 28,000 mile• A. C. IIRADPORD Lustre. Rent electnc ~ham- BAlLEY'S Christmas speo:lal ll by one careful local owner, this is as sharp 1 wagon -.~ pooer, $1. Baker Furniture, and up to New Year's aa you will find. Help Wanted I I tlo ' Mddlevort. 12 .20 61ccoon. 11.35 to $2.25 L. Ex. $1499 GIRL FOR GENERAL office THE PROVEN carpel cleaner M. Bring them in boy• no••· II 1963 Corv1ir Monza Cpe. EDimtl Bo•plial o..,.._ Employment "ark, Experience in insur- Blue Lustre is easy on the Bill Bailey, Reedsville, umoo. ll 1 local owner, 110 b.p, engine, 4 s~ed trans., jet Persona entering llol2er black finish, red bucket seat& and trim, radio and anee or accuunting helpful. budget. Restores forgotten 12-16-6tc I AD l!'adea truck driver to pita! during the last 21 heater, like new whitewall tires. J{eply to Box 666. Pomeroy. colors. Rent electric sOOm-~ projeet engiDeer.s. Atrlea. included: Mrs. Roymond THI! BEST 12 22 3tp pooer $1 . Pomeroy Cement I FURS AND bee! bides. Carl' Europe, Aala. SOutll Poefflc, les, 47 Vinton Ave.; Lewil . 1962 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan _ $1695 Block Co., Pomeroy . Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio \ pofd travel, bollling, fond. Sims, Rt. 1 Crown City; Ed1 local owner, white over black finish, red interior, Atlantic. M 111"b lll&I'J joba. ward c. Rowland, Waterloo 12 20 61c 11 19 25tp luggage rack. V8 engine, automatic trans., po'!er malo, female over 18. OEIB I Rt.; Joaepb H. Easton, Rt. 1, steering and brakes, power rear window, 4 new whiteUSED clothing for ,sale. Lar~e 1 ANTIQUE Furniture disbes ao. :t3lllll. Oakland Pork. Bidwell; Mn. Robert G. Benwall tires. , • • essortment, Men s, women s 1 I ARE AT l'1a. 113307 Rt. 2 Gallipolia; MarsiJI , and children's. Jeffers Used I miscellaneous. call or wnte : i $1195 Pl. Pleasalll; Mrs. 1 Clothing Store, State Route 33 Mn. Howan! CecU. 100 W. 1 1962 Corvalr 4 Door Sedan Local car and clean ln&ide and out, fawn finish, auto1 Pomeroy, Ohio, Monday. Wed· Moll!! St., Pomeroy. 1 RUTLAND matic trans., heater, good whitewall tires. I nE'sday <md Friday, 9 to 7 8 29 tfc months. Take over payfll'\llts of $1.:!5 per week or paV-tial-1 ~ ~•.A't::" • ance due $96.44, Call WY 2--, 65'-55:_._ _ _ __ 12 21 6tc •••UL•.::.:>"~~··• w. va. m.ssu. tHHfc -'PHONE WY 2-2156 5 ROOM furnished apnrlment WY 2·2288, 11 4 EXTRA GOOD rabbit Beagle, - -- -- --· Raymond Goff, Langsville, -- Card ·- 0- f T-h an kS HOUSE, 5 rooms and beth, Ohio 12 21 3tp Pomeroy, easily h""led, out 1 ·-- • THf: FAMILY of M'-ar=gu"'e=r""ite of high water, Phone WI 9- THOROUGHBRED Collie pups. I lt;:JI "'- ,, I �., ' . ,, ~ ., '· I ' • • at y ""enttne VOL XVII THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 209 at ID lbe WORLD '" WASIDNGTON- GEN. 1'lu> mas D. White, whose caustic criticism nettled civU!an defense officials alter his reUrement " Air Force chief of stall iD 11161, died Wednesday night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. While. M, an intelligence specialist and plio!, bad been hospitalized fur lleatmenl of leukemia for several montb.s. In l9fl7, the four-star general capped a highly auccesslul military career when he was nemed chief. of staff by President Dwight D. EISenhow· er. Elberfelds In Pomeroy COLUMBUS (UP!) - Com· from the $290 miUion developmerce Director J. Gordon P•l· ment bond issue approved by tier revealed today that 18 of the voters in May. The program the 24 cities recommended fer was designed to aid the 57 counnew alrporta by the Federal Av. ties which do not now have iatlon Agency plan to apply lor landing facilities capable of 15 million 1n airport funds avail· handling tw<>engine aircraft. able from the state's capltal im- The list of cities recommendprovements treasury. ed for new airport.!l in counties Peltier said the 18 areos could whicb are already choosing airprobably apply for matching port sites includes Ashtabula, money from lhe federal govern· Bellefontaine, Coshocton, East ment, which recommended the Liverpool, Hillsboro, Kenton, new airports Monday in its an- Pomeroy, Salem, Tiffin, Wadsnual airport improvement plan. worth, Washington Court House EL PASO, TEX. - LT. HEN· The state money was made and Xenia. ry Howe's defense attorney said available by the legislature Peltier said Chillicothe. Jack· today that the lwo - year pri• on term netted out to the 23- Excellent Gift Selections In tvtry department - Rt1dy To Wur - Furnlturo - Dr1parie1 - Luggage - R!ldloo - R-rd Players - Toltvloiono - Mona 1nd Boys Wear- Hou1ow1rH- Coomotlu ond Notions - Womens Llllfltrle, Hosiery and Accessories, eOpen Tonight 1nd Thunday Night T II Nine Aa Uou1l Clostcl on Christmas E¥8. MEN'S SOCKS For that little extra gill aee the selection on the bt floor . Banlons, Orlons, Nylons, Cotton Socks. Crew Socks, Athletic ~g~j~~~s~i!~:.f~: Guns Sweat Socks, One Size BoekE, White, solld colors, Argyle patterns. Stop ln now and aelect what you TONIGHT NOT OPEN lfDwe, of Boulder, Colo., ahowed no emolloo wben ' fl~eman oourt martial returned tis verdict. The sentence includes a dishonorable discharge from the service and forfeiture of ali pay and allowances. The maximum would have """" three years' tmprtoorunent. "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" !Te{'h nicolor) r.•t,·r WEMBLEY OTunll' , Peter St>IINs, l:•llll\' Sc hnf'lll('l". Capuc1nr. l '.·11 l~ l' tf'lllt ~~ 'A·'oo rt~· All""'· I ·rsuJJ Andress. · TIES FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 196S of Colorcartoons Choolt! hla favorite four·in·hand and ready tied CONSOLES ties. Neat patterns. All witb With Matching Framed Mirrors- Complete the lamo111 Wembley color Ii c:,~ina":::, ~::J b $59.00 guide. Choice of Frultwood as "slander" reports thll Clllna baJ demandlitl oollar payments to trBDSport Sov1et equipment to the !Wtel regime. deep. Framed Mirror 40 ia. bJ 17 mcb. i OLD SPICE GIFT SETS FOR MEN All In familiar red alft Shave Lotion • Dtodorant .end After ShiYt e Afttr Shave end T1lcum Shave. DMCior1nl Colognt And many othen. Stop In wanl eHOSIERY WOM&NS You'll find a complete selection ot Hl1 favorite style In his corr~t size. Tee Shirta - Briefs - Union Suits-Drawers - Mid length Drawers - Plent,- of Insul Knit Underwear. Ask any of the ule1 &lrla to help you find what you want. eROBES eGLOVES CWTCH PURSES live 1tyles. Red1 black, blue. natural, wnlle. An On.t.., exceptional value, ~1.99 ,, •'K •' ," .< GIFTS ! -For Him'~· " eJACKETS "• ' ,., ~ eSHIRTS ' . ~' eGLOVES ·',, ~ eVELOUR SKIRTS ePAJAMAS SAMSONITE eSLACKS SAMSONITE eLUGGAGE eJADE EAST e WORK CLOTHINia MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ATTEND PARTY Several employees of the eo.· ca Cola Company were In Park· I ersburg, Saturday evenlng to I attend the annual Christmas !dmn;r given by the oomP"ny. , Foowmg the turkey dinner 1 games were played and prize! awarded. Attending from 1 1dleport, were Mr. •nd Mrs. ace McElhinney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Fink, Mr. and M,.,. Ray Smith, Jerry Yeauger Mr McElhinny is 1 past o:onipany ' plant manager and Mr. Fink Ia the present manager In Mlddl"' porl HOME FROM GERMANY A-IC Wlmam Bentz, ooo of Mr. and Mra. Tbonw Bentz, 1home from Germany. He · haa MIDDLEPORT,. 0. " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : . ' bee.o Ill GerD!alljlll!rto JDrL ·~ M .. .. , .. ~· · --~~--- ~- -- · Rose Floral PaHern Fll>e quality percale - CASES lATH TOWELS - - - - - - - - 1 . 0 0 HAND TOWELS 59c WASH CLOTHS 29c e See the complete nne of batb towels by Cannon ',' = ,... . PILLOW Matching Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Cloth• eSWEATE . '~ .•·' IOXID CANNON _ _. . ,.,• • ~ --~ . . . . ~ - ~- ..... . 0 '' '~ Oo " ' - ' ·- · . . . .. '-~ - · ~· ··-- -· . - . . . . . . _.. 0 ... - .. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . CANDLESTICK MAKER- Bill Rizer of Minersville displays two sets Ifour candles l of his homemade de<<>rltU candles made for himself and a growing list of clients. An em plo ye of !he OhioValley Publish ing company, discarded newsprint roll cores, paiot, wire, bulbs, a little ext ra ftne ry, and hard work .-SI;'n tmel Photo. ---'-'----------- G Youth ets St.££ 0rder I Fr c N.. _._,._.,."'"'.;w.Mn 'M • 'll H · ' · , I Inersvi e ome.-· ' A d..r was killed at 111:45 I Wd d Stat Rt ' t'!'· neles laby ,on '\e .t one D o a IDI e eas o,~!Ybr:_cbuse, wbedo it ranstontok b~ ,. way ~·I was rue ,lgl' YM:~s..=~ e~herllf's do- . . : 'II s I 1 , • 'anan Elected Ftre Chief of Syracuse Unit !m • ..:pleted w......., embroidered trim In ynur choice of colon and types. One palr Ill attractive gift boL $2.95 } 1 ru: Choice of several attnc-t Just Unpacked In Time For Christmas Sale •• , .. , .' Appealedm • paddling Case oow and aelect what JOU SLI~PERS ' A d 11le.:m=~ili w~= dvent?s"fuur-Sun .• •·g('~ . . om .ourt p c • • u.s. ast hristmas IS Co • t• e Aftar 1nd Se ' Marton Fan has New Team in ' i MUS JacketS box. eColopne and After HANES UNDERWEAR FOR MEN .. 4 red; ' J'.mmand, Vie! ';;am (MACV) An 18 year old Rt. 1, Reeds· ' partment deputies said lhe and authorized by the ville youth was penalized heav- deer. roo Ia Iron\ of an auto- ! A Minersville man puts toget her ingenuity, lnltiaUti . commander, Gen. William C. ' ily today in Meigs County court mobile driven by Danny and appreciatio n of bl'auty to make Christmas brighter ftr Weatmoretand, and 1t1s South By M. E. Dow11011, Put,. as the outcome of a November Ray lliebl, 18 · Depot·sl. Ru l· an expanding lis! of c\oents. , Gen. QIQ Van Vien, ebief of the Heath Methodilt Cbureh 29 inclden' in which a teen- land. T~ere. was mmor dam- Bill Riu·r. one-time coal miner. rivE'r boat deckhand, MATCHEZ, Mill. - MGJI. Vietnamese counterpart, Lt. The four Sundays of Advent are past. age girl was severely injured. age to l>iOhl' 1965 model car. , for nine years an employe of !he Ohi o Valley way patrolmen relnlorced city Gen. Cao van Vlen, chief of the We are near the eve of Christmas Day, the memorial . t ._,..,. • · · .. ; ' company as an au vPrlosing compositor, makes artfUJI;J pollee in lbla Mlsslasl!'lll River f11!11eral staff. which Advent's four Sundays have prepared us to ob- Richard R Smtth was ~~· , ranged Christmas cand ies. His "factory" is at homo. elty today where a sudden out- "In keeping with the spirit of serve this year with the decency and dignity of which eneed by Judge Frank w.'lt 0 t . raw ma teroa ls are newspnnt roll cores and a few 0 break II. .street clashe! ended Christmas and conalstent with Jesus Christ is worthy. 1 er, Jr., after pleadmg gm Y . parts and supplies. Uke lnstructlona that have been But will we participate with the Advent preparedness a charge of huntmg 10 a negh· , .. . , .. I set since I began 011 uneasy racial truce. . At leaat. :rD sta~ htghway issued by tho cblef of stall, nonnally to be expected of us? It might be well to see lent, careless and. reckle" Tbe .ca ndt;.m.okmg pioJecl. Isaid Ri,er, The patrol cars patrolled almost VIetnamese anned forces. • .. if we fit the company of the celebrants. manner so as. ta mj\lre 13-year· , Isays R"er, •:.. sumc:hong l!most communities deserted streeis ~arly today In General WesiRKtreland h88 A proper commemoration of Christ's birthday lnclud· old Diane Raiguel. . slarted three Y'"" ago IInke~; IMeigs County. Rizer the aftermath of a series of directed that U.S. lorcee in Viet es among otber things at Judge Porter ordered Snuth to I mg around m my ' pare lome. Ihe has made &bout so olashea between Negroes. Nam wlll not lire at or 011 the least these factors: thought. We can't celebrate a one - year Jail sentence I This year Rim made about ' the Cbrostmas candieo 30 whlbia and pollee Wedneeday. enemy except In sell-defense First, Informed and Benllible Christmas if we do not know then suspended all but Middleport's Yellow Jackets1lJl candl e " t' whoch slaml i years, NEW ORLEANS -ALFRED during the hours of 11110 24 what Cbristmaa Is. Advent has ol it. He placed Smtih on may not have won many hask- ahom 2"' fee l \ugh. Ne~ghbors ' Rizer sav"' (Ai) Rill, who with his !Jrotb. December and 2400 25 Decembeen the lime to discover the years probation. etball games ,. far this cam-Iand fnend s conlmue lo marvel after all o[ the m, Jimmy and Harry, parlay- ber," the onnouncement said. nVIC IOD IS meanlng of Cbrlstmaa lor this Terms . of the probation paign but they are picking up upon the homemade Christmas bas been run ed 1 wildly slapatlek clowning The order made 110 menUon year. Olt, yes, one must disoov· that Sm•th " to serve the valuable fans. season decorations. press. teclmique Into a long nst of of the recent offer by the er Christmas every year be- jail senlence each weekend beatqe and movie bl~ died Wedcause we 00 not celebrate I tween 6 p. m. on Frldsy to 6 p. The latest is Geurge Orahood, I, I've_solcl_the,_.i:andh'S at $G " i He then takes the non ' nesda)t,' He waa 64. RETIJRNE8 ro 'DIEGO moment in history but a Per- m. on Sunday beginning Marion, an engmet.>r employed r • I able <Xlres to his ~ ·. AI.... oldest ol the jp'llllp MASON-Radarlnln Seaman BOD who is alive and available ber 31. that he violat~s no on .the Middleport sewerage I water - proofing knoWD as "The Three Ritz tlee Harold R. Cobb USN rlgbl now. ChristmBB must that he Is to obtam project. An ardent fan m hos pasteboard, pamls ll!im • Brothers," suffered aD ap- Ap~ Mr Mn ' have meaning for Hlm 8! weU ment immediately and pay home county, he has_ Lransfer· , • ~d white. mstalls Ugbt 1 JlBrOlll heart attack. He and hi• ~of M.... baa..:~~ PT. PLEASANT - Man!~ .. far us. So we are obliged to of the girl's medical red temporary allegiance to ] Ul them, and brothers were completing a San D' C• board the Blessing, principal of Pomt review what Christ meano ta and that be shall not see the the Jackrts and showed how semblies on ctrcular 111 two-week qag<menl at the !tack '"~0 •. " • USS Pleasant Junior High aehotl, ua and what He confirms we girl unless he has e~pressed much he liked lheir play Tues· bases. 11 Roosevelt Hotel herewbenhe ~~ ~ through 1t1s attnrney WUUam ~mean to Him 111 order that written oonsent of her mother. cisy night even though losing Rizer gets help rrom . wu lllrlckeo. I _ __.• bre•"•• deployment Rardin, appealed I Justice I Christmas mJght be observed. Tbe Incident In which Miss to Weilslon. His proof was in Mane. and sons, Billy '~"'u .......,Fleet in the Peace Court conviction assau I Secondly expression that ls Ra,DeUI . . . ""'..., 01110 Two with the Seventh was m)ured occurred the form of tff•ots u"l Crm~·' 8 Officers flf th(' Svr;Jcuse Vol- 1 ny. Mrs. Rizer does .._ and battery reauJt1t1i in a $25 ' '" Steak House f 0 II owmg . tbe unteer Fire departme . nt wNE' I the painting and his •tK"",;ri;?j Y_ouDI playmates drowned la South adna Sea. and costa fine. fitting. Normally, some sort of November 29 between ~ and Moiqulto Qeel: here Wedftee. Bleeslng waa found guilty of act loll""" careful thought. In 15 p, m. near the Bellvtlle locks elected for the commg year at put !he candles togetbea, dB)' when eae o1 them fell IS USU ORADUATE the charge which had resulted fact, our acts reveal our think· and dsm at Reedsville. Engineer Orahood also was town hail Wednesday nog ht. Rizer's decorated hOill••d through the lea and the ot1ter from an all"'ed poddi!Dg c1 a lng. Yet then! are many thought- file girl waa Injured when invited by Cnarh Carl Wolfe . Milton Varian was named onstrales his enjoyme!ll tried to rescue him. R1cbard Geuheimer, eon of student Bond lor his appearance less acta, either because there .12 gauge shotgun to talk to the squad followmg f1re chief. Brooks Sa~re, prl:'st-' Christmas season. "I The vlcllmo were Jo1. Mr. and MrB- Olan Getlbelmer 1n circuit court wal posted by waa too lillie careful thinking hitting ber In the lert knee the game. The gloom ol the dent : Corhell Pall•·r,un. emer-1waV> liked to make thlt~ ,~ fjlb Knepjler, 10, and Collllllbus, former Melp ....,.. Maaon Coualy Su~ or 1 person dld not have &ood close range. Smith told · · dressing room was relieved by I gency squad chief. auu TroyI bnghten the Christmas lUchini Groell, U, Nllee. Aulb- ty noldent, IJI'8fluatod from ir1 llchooll MJ1toa Jlulllatte, 101110. Bolb types , of lhotJ&hl- Immediately aner the his highly complimentary re- Zwilling, emergency squad pres.• he saod. •Ilia! said lbo " -· boy Oblo lllale Unlvenlly Saturday The ynutb wU reprileuted In ,......, lllll be oblerYed In that he and Miss Raiguel marks. ending with the adv ice ident. Allen Lipsmmp was e· , rodll bla bleyde onlo lbo ~ willa 1 Badlelor of Fllle Aris JUBilee COIItt II!: Altoti!IJ C. J. the8e da71 before autatmas, !I a parked car when he !hat "a little more real hard lecled treasurer and Herman and fell tbroalb and bla ...,.. cJearee. He will enter tbl U. S. Hyer. The ynutb tlalnll lbt ellber bettlUM Advent waa a rabbit and decided to shoot work will begin bringing vic- London vJCe president of both . panloD jumped In to livo him Navy ollleen lralnlltc ll!boolll defendant'• IICIIon rtlulled II waaled and WI! art now aetlni The gun, however, tortes." · groups. ! The Pomeroy Volunteer ' IIICi 111111 Wider too. Peuacola, Flo., ID JllllarJ. bndlel of lbe hiDtlatl tlieulder. (COnltm!N 011 PIC' J) (Continued on page Z) The department announced its Idepa<1ment was called"1P. . The Jackets are ita<;Columbus . . . .· . lnesday to a house ·~ tonlsbt to ·see the 01-iio State- ru:w hre truck Js m ru n ser~ice j occupied by the James Kansas clash ..i With but only a few mmor jobs famll locsted off Rl • tc. be done yet It was annoum_..l p Y he . dl omeroy, w re ,-.. ;_., ' ed the department 1s m nee caught ftre beside a DANCE ~AL of more members and anyont' ! nor dama e w 'lbe _Tri~County~ · . Cbrist- 1 wishing to jom may do so Dy i g as !illllrl'llljlt>\!:~ gold · 1equined ~s Ball tonight . 8 i_n tbe contacting Varian or Sayre , ta wreaUt of silver roses Middleport Elem _ ry school A dinner will be served to all , plotlng the aettlng. The auditoruim is !!POII!«ed by the members at ti :30 p.m, Monday, [ II wrj waa garlanded with Ugbt· 11-a . and Pro- Dec. 27. Those planmng lo at· ed oliver T080S combined Womeu!s club. The tend ere asked to notily Chiel or Walnut finish . Base 37 In, wide, 29 in . high and 12 ln. FREE GIFT BOX e HOUSE 1 ~·t from WITH EACH TIE Spiked for 30 Hours SAIGON tUPI) -U.S. and National Llberatio~ Front, poll·ponger thao the Red offer of a South Vietnamese mill t a r y tical arm of the Viet Cong, for dusk to dawR truce. It leoders ignoring any mention a 12-hour Christmas Day truce ' emphasized that all allied units of t)!e 'eommunlst proposal fur so that the "enemy" could go ' would remoin In a llate · of a 12--hour Christmas truce, "tu church.'• normal combat readiness but announced today allied guna President Johnson and Secrt- would IDitlale no actio& aaa!Dst would be silent for • 30. hour ·larY of Slala Dean Rusk had thr enemy. / yuletide pertnd. \said ... lhat it was. up to the Most Sslgoa authorities have . . commanders in Saigon whether VIewed the CommulllSt offer aB TOKYO - IN A BLI8TBRING The statement emphaSIZed to accept the Communist a propaganda slunl but apattack on tho Soviet Union, Red that U.S. and government proposaL parently decided to take them China charged today that lOOBtlorces would shoot If fired on, The U.S.-South Vielnamese up oa it u I of VietCong Russian mltltary aid to Cam- however. The cease·ftre wm be announcement went 18 boura faith. munlst North VIetNam oonsisla effective from 6 p.m. Dec. 24 to midnight Dec 25 (5 am EST • • ~~~~~or out·r;;.~ th:e: Dec. 24 to l:m. Cbn~tm.. Pre a PartJCI tm : boule." • Day.) wont. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY DEC. 23·24·25 son, Logan, Newark, Norwalk and Wooster are located in counties whlcb have indicated they will seek state funds. He has not yet beard from Guern. sey County, where Camboidge was rec...mended, or B~own County, where Georgetown was on the Uat. Other cilles recommended for new airports were Cincinnati, Columbus, Lorain and Sand~­ ky, which already h~ve a~r­ fields capable of handlmg tw~r e~gine aircraft an~ ~re .not elig1ble for the $5 milhon m state money. a box A,nnoun.ce Home Lighl~g Contest Winners and Fleldcrest. Many, many patterns and colora to cbooae from. Most all llyleo bave matcbln& band towels and waah elolha. 1 FANNY FARMER Candies For Christmas Everybody llkea candy at Christmas time and ynu'll like thla Mlection. All boxed - ready to give; eMinilluroto eAuort.ct Creams eMJik Chocolat.. e Nut Cluotan eCordl1i Cherrl" e Ho,. Aportment eDhd• e Klcldltt Popt lneiUd'll 81 X 38-ln. ecreen, andirons, and 4o C:ie~l ~t with pllery hnta Cl1u• will bt on tha 2nd l'loor Thunct.y from frum 10 to II AM. ·l I ~ ~;~;!l:larp~ gold SOLID BWS ENSEMBLE 6 to I PM and l'rlday ~ POMEROY ~111111\lf!!IIWJMI•'*.,... • : ~,_ " • !_. ' ~'I. , • ' out the theme. Guests lacluded Mra. · Mra. dance is semi-formal. The Jaya Varlan. will emcee. ----Veteraas 1\!emorial T temperatuiie ;'~m,~·s Reedsville ; Lelah tliStrict· oi 11:15 a.m. Mldd~. Wilham ·wb 47 de~ under 'larl, Portland; clon4y lkltl: • , :ll.iddleport; Blanche , Albany. · DISCHARGRES - Glenn lf<ol , ::;1 ~~~s~~~;~GeMral~ RospilllBuck· son, syracuse;. John -William and oon, Long Mrs. Bottom; . ._ E~IER-FEL. DS IN velvet bows. A Christmas tree lurlher I' ,. · .... Nona Bell, Racine: Tarllynn 0 Pomeroy; Cathy Gill, Pomeroy. 1'1 � 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 22, 1965 adams burkley coleman sibley zumbach