https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0bbb69ffc031c66ec9e697bf4b2da10b.pdf a16af1791537421633cacaa052f6010c PDF Text Text .. • ,. '(. . . '1 I . , · . ,..Dally BenUnel, POmtrof·Ylddlepott. -- '• In. College Students.~a'diC_rpate D 'ognit•on Servtce Heath Ch UICh 1\ec ushers for the gf- College students orne the holiday vacation 100" 111 tile student recogmtton held sunday morning ;cethe worship service g tbod' t Church . S hool Racme A blc held ssem y for Students . At d And oun About M'ddl rt I epo ·o., ~~ee. 27' tee• r ' • • J)eiJbll flllllllfl tbl ' People In p ~r~n~bus I Hea~h !:.~ce"o?"ned ~ith I :~oke hov~-learned m~sa~~~ th~lr Winchester with dauShter ...,t son in laW, r. and Ws. Ra)<mond Pullins and famUy and 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1qld' familY E';!,.na pairlck Lochary \ ,nd-~· ~~~!"~ "SI~t N~" ed by the junior and senior S:o, outh groups. e u ... Elblnn with the YThe program opened with by Ka~ ~ Y earol atnglns with Miss Carol choir~~ ~Uan of the play· The u Don let was glv~%hthe Re~cluded p rfy D' t !)('Coats. MedtcaJ Ichapel butldmg Ktrksville. Mo and denl fal'llilt:s. He re rt:admg by Bar- the Church on ~:ra"S~~."<. Ohto t~~~v~:1'1~~d i ~~~~~~~~!n$~:e:~·;lhio He: w. 0. injur<es but has been dts- 1Carnahan. Sharon Baker, were Chrisw:s :"<;:;:.in·I•w, The Letart Falls WSCS held by In- ; charged from Grant hospttal. dll cy Cole, Lee Smith and BWy their son : Ru:Ort Bernltz Ita Christmas dinner and parly Noell m:t i'· Mr and Mrs. Bruce Lloy Harrts. Mr. and_l W Va at the Falls elementary mas 0 MeU•- '1 enttne ~ the Nativity with • Ugbted die symbtllzlns the Christ as the Light of the World. A slreamofllgbl madeupofroW8 of candles ~resented the ,Ugbt comlnS from the ma1111er. VOL XVII NO. 212 gt~nandel fessons learned hom lormer ' and son~ere holiday guest• i dy Huffman, KeMeth Rose and Mr. and Mrs. ~· si· Lo~is l'!;oss. Mrs. Da\e Jllll read .tile teachers and the ~rayers and i K;"~ton~nd Mrs. William Rus- 1Sheryl Simpson. . d d·l Auf£ and .;muly ~ of her m~ scripture narraUon of the brrUt mornmg pra)er was IS Enr Cha_:nbers, Rl&_ __r - • good wishes of the congregalton , o I r. d children, Ken, Marl< Recitations by the thtr g.::;. ' ,Mo. ore ~d~e Smith and oth- of Christ. Mrs. Don Bell ~re· toward students The benedlc-, sel ~\ 'I were Tim Bentz, Helen tp-1 th•r. Mrs. e sented the story, "The Chrl!t• twn was given by Miss Brad·\ an~rs.(,;i~lding Hawkins re-, plett, .. Bea Jay. Autherson . _E:- er relatives. mas Scout" and Mrs. Buell burv. . ed S nda from Belpre ' d<e l.iiddle, Sktpper McMilha : Miss Marlha Genhelmer of sears a reading. other students recomzed 1turn ~ h~s been the hoh- Mitch Nease, Monty Hart, ~~a Columbus was the holiday week- Mrs Ernest Shuler was the ServiCe e were Dianne Cmwe\1. student where s~te ef her daughter and vid Huddleston. Vicki w0 end guest of her aunts, Miss acco~panist for singing Christ,.. An 1mpress1ve can~~ehgh.ling nurse <~l St Joseph Hospilal m1d:~l~e Mr and Mrs. Charles Tim . illl\. G~enn Simpson, an 1 Lucretia and Ada Genheimer. mas carols. A gift exchange wa~ ~"rvice. "Joy ls Born, bv Shlf-11 Parkersburg. W. Va .. ~Jrhl : ~t'Q.;;n and Children, Mark and Ja~kle Prof~ltt. . ants in- Mr and Mrs .. Robert Har: held at the close of the pro ley Lockhart was held at the Lloyd freshmen at Olm~ Stale E ·ther They were )Otn· \ Fourth g1 ade partlcp C brecht end famtly of Worthing gram. Attending were Mr. and Umted Methodist church Chnsl- Umvt~stty: Jumes Johns~n.l ~~tlhn:tma~ Day by his par-, eluded Paul~ Kmg, D:laeoft~~~: ton spent Friday with their mo- Mrs. Don Be.n and Lorna, Mrs. mas Eve. . Marshall Universlly : . Jant< e . •nls, Mr . and Mrs. John Vro·l LISa McMUllan, G:ilh Smith, Ihers. Mrs. Raymond Harbrecht I St. Clair Htll, Mrs. Em~~ An organ prelude by 'Tom , Tannehill Ohio Umvcrs1ty. and I Mrs Ha\\kins accompan-, M1ke Anderson, O(rp Wolfe 1and Mrs. Norman McCallum. Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Haro Baker opened the service, fol- 1Leo Ken~edy, Jr. , Rw Grande 1 ~~n UH~ V;·omans to Middlrport I Glona ·~,aylor a f ;;istmas" I Mr. and Mrs. George Kor~ of I Roush, Rev. and Mrs. Jame~ \owed bv the proces:;iona\ hymn ,\ College \ S da Song 12 Days. o Faith Columbus spent the hohday \Early and JuUa, Debby an ··u co~e o Come Immanuel," \ M mbers ef the militarv ser-1'u~r y und Mrs Albert Clem- was sung by Gl!~rla ~aylo~, "We weekend with their parents, Mrd ,Christopher, Mr. and~f' A~­ aml sent~nces on Joy by thP vieef' were recogmzed afld in- son ~nd son, rodct of Conneaut, 1Smith and .~Gas s~~so by Mila Iand Mrs. Gorge Korn Sr. an I rew and Paul and. e, Ma~: Re> c Melvin Alkire A hymn I dude Robert Swan,on. u s.! and Mr and Mrs John Kelch- Three Kmgs vw; Jot!.son. Mrs. John Thomas. 1- and Mrs. Dale Hill :d Marremarks from the pastor : , Edward McComas, re-· nd dau hler, Kim of Brook- Powell and lC Y the Mr. and Mrs. George A~ge vm, M1ke and Danny.. s.. El BE Rf ELDS ·It's trans·tstor·IZ d! I By United Pres• lntenalfonal post three days was nolhing\ defensively lor their own good less than a national disaster," and wear seat belts at all fll8hway aafety .officials, said the National Safety Coun- times," he said. shocked by an all · ltme high ell's John D. Lawlor. . . . . !raffle death toll during the "If we can rocket men into The tndivtdual drtver . was Christmas holiday, mapped space to rendezvous in cap- Widely blamed lor hts lndtflerplll!' today to prevent a sules, we can reduce this every ence to the htghway staugh!<r. sinular INgedy during the New day slaughter on our roads •nd ' 'I'm continually disturbed Year's weekend. highways," he added. that tile good people in the They viewed with considera- Around the country, a num- community, the community ble alarm tile toll of 721 her of reasons for the high leaders, apparently think little persona killed durins the three- Christmas loll were cited by of nothing of disregarding day period, five more than the highwoy officials along with safety laws and regulations,'' number of U.S. casualties several suggestions to curb the jsa1d Kentucky Public Safety during the two bloody month! toll in the future. CommissiOner Glenn Lovern. of the Viet Nam war tlmt ended Ohio Safety Dtrector Warren "It falls back to the same old Dec. 20. C. Nelson satd of the 511 people Mlrning," said Col. Fredrick "I am appalled by the death killed in his stale during 1 Davids of the Michigan State toll on U.S. highways," said Christmas only two were Police, "the driver must accept Michigan Gov. Georse Romney. wearing safoty bells. Poople jthe responsibility for himself "What happened durilll the "must learn they have to drive and his passengers." d 1 ~~eermng More People Own RCA VICTOR Than I s~7 ~~!' ~:;;mg servire U. S. ~ar~ne~,: ~~1:. have gbeen h~lidaynr~~~' fil~~v~~~d:e~~r~o~;;~e Tea-,•ttl ~f ~~~~e~~~he~~~r:o~:~f- ~~' H~:~~r~il;:,th~:r~::;: the B1ble ~~:~;.~g :~dL:~~:.:~\; Mrs. ~r':.~n,~to~;etL~;~,M;~':·st~ph:\ ~a1~~: ~;:,;:~;d a~d Mr. and ford, ~:~~~ndB~~~::~ ' ~~;g~letti 0 Any Other Television .. Black and White J~~~~ r:na and Mr. and Mrs. ys ShieldsMMr. :.rM'!s. Glenn 0111. The choir present- \ en and Ronnie Jar.obs. iMrs John Ketchka. . h Ervm, lUlie Lelend Sisson. w· I of Wash- Hill and ~1~ and Randy •d the anthe~; "Rd ej~iee R~: ' A baptismal service for th~ I Mr. and Mrs. A;:ol~oliil~;c i~ Cr~~:th Grade students Renee . ~~~erD Jo~n w.'i~~e holiday Se~~sm:~were :layed and prlzes Pure m Heart, an t e three infant chtldren o[ Mr. an 1ards VISited over . e D bra west, Jean Me- ~ mb • M and ded · ers. A.lkire gave Lht> Chnstmas m~s- ' Mrs Leo Smith was conductrd i Columbus with thetr daughtersd, I Burke, ~th Theiss Pam Hill, guest of his p~ren,ls, r. were awar wmn ' E D ·ith ' A Angel and Mr an Turner' • H b k Mr!l: Joseph Wlppe . sag!:' . . ; by the Rev M owson " ,.I Mrs. nn . and therr iBecky Proffitt, Dandy ,,o.ac · ~and Mrs. Marvin Krider Whilt> the organiSt played ! tht> children taken lo t~e alta, ! ;·.1rs . Edward Smlth Iand Nancy Ours. sang SJlver j or~~lumhus and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Employee• set! music the pastor hghtt'd by Mr. and Mrs. Sm1th and , families. God n Ga Bells'' and "Wmter Wonder- C1 d R es and Peggy Sue p t bl' cttndle from the altar candle : their sort Kenny Baptizf'd were I Poml Roush, Fo~t r ols, Mr land" Bennie Wolfe and Elmer I ndy eK am f Elsmere Ky ar- Guests at ar y ~ l dlt' Betty . Jhne. . Bar bara J ea n and I .LS VI siling Leverett WJ!h his paren • . . a aren o ' . and explained the arge can Roush. Mr. Parsons gave recitations. . ' rived Thursday, to spend the I Employees of the Martin ResIS symbolic of the o~ly true i Sam J. Smith. Grandpare~ts and -~rs. lOT is scheduled to The assembly was closed Wl~h IholJdav wcPh'nd \'.'ith their par ' taurant were guests of Mr. and Joy of lhe World. after wh<ch , present were Mr. and Mrs. Aar- Rou s , sen ' t Holzer Hos- a ChriStmas prayer by 5th gra c ts Mr and Mrs. Raymond . Mrs Calvin Simpson for a\ be lighted the candle of each of i on Zahl. Pomeroy . Mr and ~trs \undergo sur~~r\:lidnys. . student Lou~ Col~, ~nd the ~ruier. . \ Christmas party Thursday eve- ' lhe front rows and they m turn \ William Gnw~er. Rork Sprm gs p1 tal nft~d Allensworth ls i singing ef ''Silent Night by the I . d ning A gift exchange was held i lighted the others. C\osmg cNe-, Mr and Mr!!. Hane~ BlArk- Mrs. ga~ 1davs,in Alexan.i students as they returned to , Mr. and Mrs VIC Pecore an s· nd ifts were presentt'd to the mony followed slo~e. Rock Spnngs. and Mr. j ~endmf'"wi~h' her daughl•r' thetr rooms. lfts Pe~gy and Mrk e of C~u~~dl :mpl~... from Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. John Prentice, Louis- I 'Ia. a t C )1 and Mrs. During the afternoon g arrived Fnday evemng s , . Games priceB were ·I or Color ·I ' :rr.~~~~~' l2"tu'*(-ntld_, 74111.1n.plctvr. ID~@ Q l UPrri Ault8~i~'; Pnrt~f on rrt J u.v :M.r vi~-~~e~J; coming i~~~::"r%~;~~on~~dc chtl~~~· hsmal service ~c:luded ~r and . Tomnd~n the holid<.~vs with 11~ I John I * RCAV ICTO R12'1 TuBE ServiceS for Dale mond Knder De Weese bt TV from Present were Garnet Ashley, channel performance. Transistors wont burn o~t • • • .tas , ~~;;tsE~~r~:~ ~~~ma~' and. rela- 1Mi;s Du~\M~s .. :~~:·1 ~1 ·~~~i ~~~e;sm~~;~~:~e ]:ck for t~tany private ~·~ninig' ~~so;~~ :~1\ ;r~~rsg~;ist:;; Day. Th~, ~~~~s ~~l:n:i~thw;~e M~'~:~d Mnurnrn~ ~clu~~dhe~rsso~sa~:~ Mother Will ho !day theme wa~ carried ou ti Mrs Raymond DaviS and sons, famtll~s, r. children . Co!umh. the df:'('orations. ravors und Job~ and Torn of Kmgston , , Mow·n.mg ~~Irmng und family B • T ledo Jives in Middleport. Strick Ian , trgtm Copper Circuits replace old fashioned .. a w rm • • • . Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Tho~- Coletta Boyard. reater dependability, better performance. Here Is truly big rdre< hmenlo of IC< cream IIDd l fnends of Mr. and Mrs. Wtl·' bfusE. ,c arl Ohio as and fam<ly of Sfl. Louk·~.· g I e In a handy •mall·screen portable! ·~ke ' . o yna, . t Mo arrived Sunday or a wee OF ANDREWS Vl!l u ( 'fh~ guests sang carol~ and ham Russell. Carol Scot~, st~dPntGn~~~selli~ Mrs. Vera Esther Jones .. 65. \'ISi.t with his parents, Mr. GUESTS g::~ mrs were played. The honor-! • • Holzt>r Ho~pital m s ~r~~f'nd : Gtla Bend, Ariz., who died , and Mrs. E\'~rett Thomas. I Mr. and ~rs. Cl~rence And- ~etubtrtetlfle • ed guest received gift~ from ' s~ent thE'. Cl~nstma and Mrs. I thfre Dec. 22. was the mother \ Mrs Ray Warner and son, rews entertamed With a. turkey th(' mvited guests inc\udmg Mr. v.o1t h h,er famtly, Mr. \ of Mrs Bertha Little and Mrs. Dr. Marvm Warner of London ! diMer Christmas at their home and Mrs. Gary Aull and son, Paul Scull . \1 student nune Olive Satterfield, both of Mid-I were Chnstmas weekend guesls . Ebenez'"' St., Present were Mr. • THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS Todd. Springfield: Mr. and ' D~anne CrtS";:.; ita! in Park- dieport. ' of Mrs. Jay Warner and lam- and Mrs Clyde Andrews, PornMrs Cltarl.. Bush and son, 00 I at Sl Joseph p 1 th h li· Other survivors are two sons, I•'Y MISS Lydia Ebersbach JOin- eroy . Mr. and Mrs. Jenmngs Cteg· o Harris and Mrs Krt· 1 The children of Syracuse ersbur~. W}a. t~p~~r p:re:ls Everett E , Toledo, and Frank ed the group for dinner Christ- Wa)iand Jr. and son, Terry. 1~, B~·ntle.y, Point Pleasant; Ruth IGrade School rtre~enled . a' dn)· week~~s ~~mes Cr1sweU. ' M., Waterloo, Ia., end other mas. Middleport, end Mr. and Mn. Ann Haley. Mr. and Mrs C. H.jChr\stmas operetta tnlltl ed, Mr. and 1\ • E R Keig of daughters are Mrs. June V. R H ton Andrews and chtldren, Susan Wise. Jr., Waverly; Cltuck Han- ''The Liltle Blue Angel" Thurs· ', Dr. andbMrs Fl; vi;iled here Haynes, Las Vegas, Nev., Mrsd Mr. a;~ ~r~ G~~~kne~; of I .an;;d~Ra:;;:Y,:;m;.::o:;nd:;;.======:;" nah s, Pomeroy; and Kay, day afternoon. I St. Peters .urg, . s For- Nellie Smedley, Colu~bus, an (Marr ua e ·.i , and Perry Aull .and The main characters wore recently wtth Mr. andMr · Mrs Gohhe Yeager, Gtla Bend , Hunlmgton. Pa. and Alfred \ ~y Luster. ' I Maria, Barbara Fisher: Bil\y, lrest Bach!<! and fatrul~· k and sev~n grandchildren and two iGloockner of Canton were •~.;;;;::;~===--==;II Johnny Eichinger; King, Ntcky Mr. and Mrs. owen u~stmas great-grandchildren. day weekend guests of their !hie: Little Blue Angel, Peg-~ son. Danny~spen\th ~r dau- Servic.,. were to be held ther, Mrsd :;cob ~::ckn~~ush g weaver; Lady Margaret, tn Chesape e. w and Mrs Monday from the Eggleston · Mr. an rs. 1 n Pomeroy, Ohto .f.resa Gooch: Lady Esther, . ghter and lamtly, ~· .1 · Meinert Morbtary In Toledo at and Greg and Sandra were Ann Nease; Lady Isabelle, John Buckley and :;{Fink 1 p.m. with burial 1n Toledo Cltristmas dmner guesls ol IILee TONIGHT & TUISDAY Tern Ash: Heralds, John G~: haMr. ·~~:~ ::m Racine Memorial Park. anMd Mrss A. ; - ~~;~~~nd, oAflbHar.,..'Y·\1 WOMEN'S ''THAT FUNNY FEELING" ser and Allen Pugh: Guaru,, ve the h l'rla _ l rs. usa • d (Tecbnlcolor) . ' Pat Arnold and Bobby Eynon. where they spent . o t ~ FISHERS GIVE DINNER derson, W. Va Bnd Leonar Reg. $18.95 Sandra Dee, Bobby . nann, ' Other roups of children weekend. with thetr daogb~~- Mr. and Mrs. Hiram FISher P.•c.kens of Pl. Pleasant, W. Va. Donald o·connor, N1ta were ~e Banet Giris,Music- and fam~iy, lllr. and MrsiJ!Iver- entertained witll a family dm· vtstted Sunday wtth her . Talbot. , d Featurett.: Hors~n Aroun . ians, Tiny Tots, Bells. Bakers, ard E~m an! c:~~~~~~r grand ner Christmas, at their home, Mls~ Ethel Koemg and MISS Colorcartoons ICastle Choir, Jesters, Gilt Beard I iy Er';: ~cc~~eport lor a vis· Minersvtile. Guests were Mrd E~e Ha~\drs R L Gotthardt 51.. pr. and ihurldlr , ers. Snowmen, Icicles a~ ~aren and Mrs. Christy Baer, Mr. an r. an . iur~ed. to . Reg. $12.99 4ta10--- Doc. 29-30 Mrs Btll Grueser and Mr. and , and son, Bruce re toda Sla rs Teachers helping wtth tL · L I · h Columbus Y NOT OPEN the operetta were Mrs. Lee ee, I Mrs. Joe Gloecknor and son, omed. th h l'da ~eekend Mrs Ruth Steams, Miss Rose bb apen mg e 0 I y fridaY and Saturd:Y Womens V1lues To $6.99 p1ir Easterday, Mrs. Anna Hilldore, Bo y. with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Dec. 31·Jtn. 1 "THE ART OF LOYI" Mrs. Leiba Morris, Mr. Larry ! , GIVE DINNER M~or~ga~•:_·-------11 Fleece Lined -Techmcolor-1 V n I Wl Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush s nd Raymond of PomiOrOl' II D1c a i Wolfe. Mrs. Elma Louks. James G arneg, mer Angle A large crowd ol parents and . entertained with a dinner sun- u.sanSha M ynard of Muon BOY'S GLOVE LEATHER g~~~in~:.e MeMnau, as frte· nda atteoded, Mr th · ho e Syracuse MISs aron a and POINT PLEASANT s. day at ell' m , s. W. Va., and Mr. Mrs.• · Mad!;r~A~oc~' -coOL" HOST RELATIVES Ina Hall hill, 85, Pt. Pleasan\, Present ~ Mr. a;dcbll~~n· Rouoh and Greg and Sandra. Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, Ev It Tbom· died Sunday in Pleasant Va- Clarence ews an ~- -· - - - - Hilly Universe and the Salelt Mr. and Mrs. ere 1 ley Hospital after a long Ulness. lttes Danny as entertained I fi'OIIP of re a- She was hom in Masoo County . Willlams pr. llaal0193 lives Sunday, at their home, Qctaber 16, 11180, a daughter of <lolools..i<n... SUNDAY, MONDAY Locust St. Guests were Hev. the late William and Caroline Valu• To $7.99 the end TUESDAY and Mra. Eugeue Thomas and Coverston Rose. Her husband, DttoJ;~!~,;!.,-, Laura F•y. and Gwen of George w. Halfhill, died In 1962. "IN HARM'S WAY" Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. She was a manber of the Zion $3.88 pr. -Technicolorter Thomas and 'nm. Ted and Baptist Church. llaalllll91 John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Susan of Crootsvllle; and Mr. Surviving are three daugbPatricia Neal, TBom and Mn. Gene DeWees Ka- ters, Mrs. Ethel Morro\V, FayPaula PrentiSI, nod~~e o I b andCall Wilde Franchot Tone, James ren and David, Co um us. • etteville, w. Va., Mrs. Bonnie Mltcbum. Jill Haworth, DaIn the afternoon were Mr. Pierce, Cbarleston, Mrs. Sere· na AndMwo, Bu1,en lrleroMrs. Don Thomaa and lam- nice Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant: one 'I e Ill 0 I Children giVe Operetta at G d Sh I I ra e c ; $119 9 5 ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·I Rubber INSULATED BOOTS MEIGS TH EATRE Goodrich $12.88 pr• PRE-INVENTORY SALE ------Dress and Sport Shoes w.ane;a.y I I I I Mrs. Halfhill sd I' DieS Et;e'f Converse $7.88 pr• sz.aa 2 pr.s5.oo ----- ay BOOTS 8" BOOTS, WEDGE CREPE SOLES . $4··· New Year oU on the right leg." «start w::: 6" SHOES, WEDGE CRFIE SOLES GIRlS OXFORDS-STRAPS l~~~;~~;·rco~H=:=:'.z=n~F=o=n=•=·:ii::i:!,;n;y;.--~~::::::1 3 ROOMS New '299 ONLY - ~~~- .. _...,T.,.. $30M - M·ASON MNrtUIIE CO. ~W.VA. . 1' \. ' I, WOMEN'S LOAFERS sister, 0., Mrs.10 Rtma Clark, Galll· polis, grandchildren and 21 grea~grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. 1'uesday in the Mohr· Stevens Funeral Home wit~ ~e Rev. Charles Kinnaird offtctaling. Burial wUI be in Suncresl cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. AT RIVER STATION Aerograpber'a MoU Airman Randall D. Reiber, USN, son of Mr, ~ad Mrs. Robel' I Reiber of Route 1, Racine, is servmg at the Nayaf Air StaUon, Patuxent Rivr, 1411. Skin Lined ValuH To "·" , Eve par t Y?· have "'Having a New Years . , some of . my0 5 Kentucky Fried Chicken. It's m~rl~ ~ith ~r;;·~:nt~~r~~n g. it's tender and tudty ~nd.nkn~~r~ptc~:u~::p·robably got a lot of All ou have to o 18 pte J , h?'• re&Olulions to keep, 10 why start out on an empty ltomac ." . COLONEL sANOERS' - Kt11tuck, fritd Ckicktllo THU DINNIR$1.25-THI IIUCKIUIJS THI IARRIL $5.00 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' WY 2-5432 Si:wi4Mi to9 ·s .88 pr tBLACK Converse IASKITBALL SHOE.~ eBROWN eGREEN eBEIGE V•luesTo$6.99 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Rill· $6.99 Middleport, Ohio , -IL-~-L....--.-~__, WA811INGTON - THE UNITed States, anxious to proJect Zambia from the backlaab of sancllona against the rebel re-, limo In neflblloring llhodesta, plalll nut - k to begin an oil airlifl to tba la~ke<j nation. , Secretary of Slata Dean Rusk said ·tile United States also is wUlilll to take further steps to protect Zambia against such sanctions as the oil embargo declared egalnst Rhodesia by Great Brilain. Zambia has already beeJI affected by the embargo, The Viet Cang'• four-d4y ceasefire during the Vietn(l.mese lu1UJT ntw year celebrationl J(J11 • 20·24 appeared to have been made anly to the South VietMmeoe. The Communist proposal came as the lull in U.S. a1r attack• on North Viet Nam entered the fifth day. The offer, broadcast by the Viet Cong's cfandeotine radio, did not appear to have any direct connection with. the mysterious lull, the longest •ince a siz-d4y respite last April. There wa& no explaootion in Washington but the ad· ministration presumably haped tor some peaceful Hanoi reaction. SAIGON (UP!)- A Communist broadcast today said the SELECTED FOR TRAIN- Viet Cong would observe a four·day truce against govern· btg - Alrmaa Clalld T, M.. mont forces next month during the Vietnamese lunar new Dermltt, aoa ol Mr. and Mrs. year celebration~. Slraud MeDormftl .of Weal The broadcast, by the Viet Cong "Liberation Radio" Columbia, W. Va,, ila1 beea heard In Saigon, said the Communists would not attack selected to a traillfDJ acbool "the puppet armed forces and government" between Jan. WINS MEDAL _ Colonel Will iam K Kincaid (r!gbt\;''' ::u:;rc;ftc=:na:;;,ap:: ~~4. The period covers Tet, the lunar new year in Vtel son of Mrs. John w. Ktnca~d of 344 N Fourlh St., Middle< ' He is a lfiiZ !11'8doate of WaThe truce offer was authorized by the National Libera· port, recetves the Legion of Merit, one of.. • thi8 natiop.',J h1gh(>st peal'e~-:me decorations, dunng his r~,rement cereltama Hlgb ICilool. tion Front, political arm of the Viet Cong and the body monies at Headquarters, Space Systems Division (SSD). which proposed a 12·hour Chriatmas ceaae-ftre. The U.S. Los Angeles, from Major General Ben 1. Funk, commandar, and Vietnamese military commands extended the period to SSD. _ ( U 5 Air Force Photo I. 30 houra over the holiday, (,; The broadcast left open the Cong. possibility tllat the Communi.!ls A Communist hallalionwould continue flghllng Ameri· about 500 men-tried lwt'-"! to . can Australian South Korean overrun the Bu Prang outpost, :¥ and'' New ~alond troops, 1110 miles n~rtb of Saigon in allowmg the V1etnamese to mountains stx mUes from the • . observe their national holiday. Cambodian border. Colonel William K Kincaid, son of Mrs John W. ~~ · ~0 omdentilled peraona on 8 Traditfonal Holiday " Fr , b d caid of 344 N. Fourth St., Middleport. has received the ~..... party telephone line were The period from midnight The .~beration ont roa · gion of Merit, one of this nation's highest peacetime deco~ ~ reported to have refused te Jan. 19 to mldnight Jan. 23 is a cast 181 : at ions, during his retirement ceremonies at Headquarter' '·. yield tbe servtc~ to the ~er time when Vietnamese families "Soldiers, o!firers and per- Space Systems Diviston (SSD 1 -~ of • boma that was hommg traditionally get together lor sonnel of the puppet govern- Los Angeles. al the llniverc.~ly of Cbica(o. down nea.r Apple Greve Mon- the biggest holiday of the year. meot who return to their native Colonel Kinca1d was award- 1 Dunng World War II, ~ day mormng. The broadcast was heard vlllages lor the Tet lesltvals ed the m•dal a! SSD for out- serV'd m llaly. flying 22 co'!l![ Complete dealrucUoa ol I afl<r dark, 11 the pause In U:S. musl comply with tile practical standing servie< to !he u s a< \ bal m<Ss rons He is also a ve "f five-room structure owne1 and air strikes agBinst Commurust regulatiOOB set forth by Ute commander vf the 6594th Aero- eran of the Korean War. Cot~ oecupled by the Leo Taylor North Viet Nam enl<red its SOUth Viet Nam UIJe,ratlon space Test Wmg at Sunnyvale. : el Kmca 1d is a command P~! family,! aApboulel onGe mile oortb- filth day. armed forces command. ' Calif This marks the second •with more lhan 4,5110 fiylf1C , east 0 P tove, Wll r• It also came after mJlitary time ·he has earned this medal \ hours. ported by Racine firemen. ok 08 men anoounced that "Replalloos" not Clear . '•clud!r,i F' 'd Mr T 1 •p It did not spell 1 the The colonel, who has more HIS other de•·oraltons u wen':"~e':wsa~me ~! 1 :Jgf,_ govOJ'JUII1!nt troopa, outoi!D>- "n&uiallons" or say ::::W tile tllan 'll years service, was spe- lhe Distmguislled FlytDg bor to turn Ill'-" ~1!1 .IIIII._J]. herod i to I, repulsed kstwo 'Red guerrillas meant to enforre cia! assistant to the command-~ Arr Medal w<lh l~ee oak. leled il was t5 ·to~ :!II 'mrnutes :"~;.. ~~ them. er of SSD prior to his relir•> l'iuslero •nd tbe A..- '"'"'l!.Y. before be was able to ae<ure . The broadcast apparently mont. slandmg Unrt Award. • tile line. border, ld1ling at least 10 Viel was beamed only to the Saigon A l!'adual< of Middleporl Colonel Kincaid and h~ .Ua, ~ The Racine department wfth region it was oot heerd by Htgh school, the colonel attend- the former Mar)one L. Brow• • 10 men mponcllng to Ott <aU monitors in Tokyo and other ed Ohto Universtty received his of Mtddleporl, wtll make !hell, Immediately after they were Far Easlern listening posts. B S.E. degree and commisston home m Phrlade!phia w~ ~ta-il sommoned, battled to save The Bu Prang attack began upon graduation from the U S. is employed by General Ele& , lOme of tho structure, but the shortly after midnight. I Mililary Academy, and_ sludioo tr<r Compa~y. :· House Lost To Fire in APpIeGrove c }one}K•lOCal•d • Awarded ' 0 IS Hlg • h peacellme • Decoration·.1. • eo::""O: I 11111 I~ llf~ GRIMSBY, ENG, _ CALM OLD TREE - Allee Faye Scarberry, 4 year-old daughter seas permitting divers hoped , of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scarberry of R. D. Racme, holds a to reach 80 oii drilling rig gift from Santa that had been under an artificial Christwhich sank Monday In tile north mas tree believed to be 100 years old this year. The tree, sea wltlt 32 men aboard. Early with a woad t~unk and wire llmba wrapped decoratively In toda on1 19 men were known green, was g1ven to Mrs. Scarberry when a child by a to h!w ~lv•d friend of the family when she lived in East Liverpool. It The divers bad a two • fold was said then the tree was 55 years-old. It stands about task: to see what 11_ anything three-foot htgh, - Sentinel Photo. - could be oalvaged from the multi • million dollar platform and to determlna why two of the rig's 10 hydraulic legs • • • • buckled, plunsing In Into 80 feet of water 42 miles east of here. Jury PonderS 40 MI.DUleS' Bfl ngs I n GmltyVerdicts SYDNEY (UPI) - YOUNGaters Joha Newcombe and Tony Rocha '""' Aultnlfa her 20th Davis Cup today with a COO· vlnclng &-3, 4-6, 7-5, 8-2 bumfllatlon of Spabo'a Manuel Santana and Jooe Lull Arilla. 'lba victory In tile dooblq by Newcombe, 21, and 1\ochf., 20, In their ftret cbaUqo rttllld appearance gave the boa I nation a S.O lead .In tile besl· offive aeries. In smgles play on Monday, Auaale Roy Emora8ll ~ JUID Gisbert ln three Hll and Fred Stolle of Au. lralla ~lllfed a .mallft]tice.nt comebtck to nip Santana 111 live. The cloaJnri two sJnslOI matcbeo Wedesday were there. fore redUced to tiblbltlonll with no preaure ~ lfley caMCJI alleol' the outcome. A jury deliberated only 40 minutes Monday afternoon before returning a. guilty verdict against Pierce Case, 50, Pomeroy, on two cnmlnal charges. The defendant was sentenced to the Ohio Slate penitentiary for consecutive terms of 1-5 years for assault with a deadly weapon and 1-3 years ••• charge of carrying. concealed weapon by Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judse John C. Bacon. Case bad been lll'l'l!sted by Testimony in the case conPOmeroy follceman Henry Wer- eluded before ROOI and after ry $eptemher 211 following an closing arguments by Prasecuautomobile wreck on Butl<mut- tor Bernard V· Fultz and Allorav. 'lba defendant allegedly pull- ney Wlllfam H. Sowers, counsel ed a homemade .410 .callb~e for the defendant, Judge Bacon pistol out from under his shirt charged the jury. whlle OIII'Oille to JaU •ad the About 2:30 p.m., the (Uilty weapon diRcbarsed alter a slrug- verdict was rebtmed. Rfe. Olllcer Werry told the Jury Foreman 10as Joan H. court a slue from tba sun went Wolfe and other members were tbroogh the glove compartment Kathleen Fink, Homer F.. Coopof the pollee erulser. ler, Lllllan Triplett, Earl Dill, Caae, testifying Ia his owniDeaa Blackwood, Reracbel defense, told the .coon he could Roush, Clyde Scragg, Wavie net feCaU any atruule over the Circle, H. N. Wolfe, Gene Yost weapon, Cue eabl he had been and Ralph McCumber. I ~ ~ lligbt of the eg · log~: :nd w~' mflaiDa f9r Pl'eaidep! J!ll!nson Ofl1cer Werry Donald Spires arriY~ lt..tll]llll toDlPito be- Frank Sisson,~ Edward rue: TOII:YO - VICE PRESI· :'. . 011 dent Hubert H. liumplny, hJa llrtt major tlipiomaUc r sa::Qalnal lt!J'trJtc ·: ::..t : e aU wllneSB8S for the state. .:WI)' -poaalblt ~ Spires was bo the vlclnlty of . the M~MI par111nc 1o1 J: when the slnlqle over the fUll _.~:.... 11.. ·day tlrllpted and was the flret per. '"""' ' " ' ! - " pan, 4lle 1Gb al the scene. Sluoa, who Pblllpplues, F-, IIIII lives near the parldnrl le~ told 8oulb Korea, admflt«<lJ Ia 811- If~ 1be abo1 and Fife fli'Oitllll, SAIGON (UP I I - 1 WORLD PERSONAL SOLID STATE* TV ' an~' D=~~~ ~~~· :;:~ of Colum- Pearl Hoffman, Lula Russ~ll, far longer than tubes. NewVistal3,iiOO·v~l\~"~~~~:~~~~~ , bus were holid~~ls ~1~ek:~~ ~~;o~!e D~~~:keySy~;;~ Bye~- , hl~h-level perfor;•:~--;,~~~ ~~~!.~~~:;,~. p:HF and UHF • .. Ill 0 ;:::~;~:~"[."~a~~" pu~~~l'hm ~~~~:."M~e:~~ndM~~ ~~I :%~~:~~ ~;ss B~~;:~c~~n ~~:·v~~::~.".e~.~oc:~:~!~. ~:·~~~:';~'~i~~~s."big In •II; lur the bap ~~er~rsAu~il~,:':!hi~:I~f c~l•-: ~rs. dJam~s R~~~.~~' i• Hd;~: ~is s~renl:, Mr and Mrs ~rated h~r brrthday wit~i:l::-. \ tr:~; ~ s J~ president m: L~~~~d~nd g~::i;y ~I Mrs NEW at Wm[Wffi u 0 January 20-24 'Tet' Offers New Respite in Asian War Christmas Slaughter may Be Repeated this Weekend ImpressJVe Candlelight • H /d TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, i965 mmunists The youns people wenl Debbie Gru caroling following the servtce the World" tbe and to the church for i POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ' ~~is:'~s 'e:;.:~t ~~s~~~on(:i~~d::':~li~~m';"~n~~~ ""~,~~~·Mrs. R.;;,.rt ~~~~ ~~~'!tt::::'~'Get A~~.:i. :'.\.: ,?Jhrlslmas In JaPan" by' refreshments. The mormng ;oH , Flock ,. , odtSl Churches. !b trgh Pa with their son and Becky Harris, Lee Hall, C_andy I Jr. and daughter; b~ mother ed" game diMer was served ''H(' Shall Fee . h lsby Hand~\. Keilh Mor~an. ~ fre,;hman l r~milY' M;. and Mrs. James ' Proffttt, Molly_ FiSher, uene I are the guestsW o and ar~ to the ~mbers and &heir !rom the Messm rest Bachtel. ' at Ohto Umverstt_Y· ~puke on I L\ovd and children. IKntghting,. Gail Evans, Mik~ ~r;;·. Rob~rt arn~t Veterans families. • as sung by For T h e]the place Heath Church had I . d M Raymond Dav-I warner, Dtane Jones, Paul Da vlSittng hiS rather! A Christmas program was Jr. Mt Umon ('...ollege.. bv \ layed m his \lfe. H~ pomted to I. Mr. an ~~hn and Tom of vid Schultz, Greg Johnson, Bra- Memorial Hosptta. Big er· esented by Mrs. Andrew • f nmerov World .. was pre'Sellted Wed- and Jill Beaver. Elblnny. aQd Mrs. Rollin Bearba nesda' ~enlng at the Middle- The prosram Included aev.,: The call from the manser !e~ Mri Friday In Thurston and portl':t.urch of Christ sponsor· a! cs,rol num':~ ':;.!:,. IJI. lured the llf&.slztd fi&Ul'eS of =I • • • ~~~~ 0~::~:~ ~~n:~~~~y R~:;: ~~ ~;.r~1~~s2. ;i~:~;~~ ·~~d \~~iu:~;. ;:.~m~~.~ak:: ;~ ~;~nr!~~= ~=: ~~::·h:O:~ Ml= H~dby :scs !~=~~!eaN::.~~ a~:..'!:~:fd,.n~~~Fi ~;:d~~ryw~~:~~~~~!~:r:~~~i ~r.~~.d c~~p~:em;~~~~: :~:~:: ~{~~:~~=~~~~£I~·s;E~ :~~ :K~~~~·e:::;~~~~~:~l ~~;, Be~:~ At Letart Falls :~:~~~~~::•. ~ ~~! r.:;~s ~~!~~~n: ~· ~~n a~d , othe~cn~edl ~inor N~n-: ~~ ~la~lr·~Chrlst- c~. "r~ 'o~m J os~avla" H~ath ~ ~~ ~aso: Letart ,?J u~ returned lege by I Schoo "· Junior,SeniorY~hGro~ps ;::.:~:~1;.~ Sponsor Candlel1ght Jackie HaWley: a vocat duet, . ScottServ1ce playing the orsan • n d "0 Holy N1gllt" by Jackie Haw· An lmpres5i~ Ouistmas ~ chime accomp8Dlment Candle- ley and Debbie Grueser; "Christ :~ ''~\liUI~·i~ound Tb: lighters were Ricky . Triplett mas bo SWIIden" by Kathy M.. M{1111 · 1Y About . The Racine Elementary School Christmas assembly profor Colleg\::' sOndra Simpson, Mra. w. JC. Wllaon of Rennse- gram Thursday moming at the part Business School: Tom laer, N. Y. is visiting her sis- acbool was opened with : • ser- o u State University; ter, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Lam- Pledge of AUegtance tt the ag dur- Rall, ~ent be and Slephen bert and other relatives m led by the fourth grade mem· at Enr tham rs, I Pomeroy and Middleport. hers of Den 3' CUb Scouts. Co•ts. ' .... M and Mrs wnuam Slater Giving recitations from the an , Student :•:: that their daugb- first grade were Herbert Ervin, llymll, •• ' ' ' ' ' ' 011 I' 'ih < \ ~ken REMAINS CRITICAL Mrs. Earl (Carrie) Rumfteld of Westerville Road, Columbus, who suffered a heart allaok a week ago, remains In critical condHlon at Riverside bollpital Ia Columbus. Mrs. Rumfleld bad lived In the LanpYllle vlcinlty. "!'' SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - A powerful storm with winds approaching 1110 miles an hour A joint meeting of the Middleslammed through the Pacific port and Pomeroy Chambers o1 Northwest &lain today, brmg Commerce proposed by the blizzard conditions, power fall- Community Improvement Corures and fears of a repetition of poration has received full suplast year's Cbristmaa week port of tile Pomeroy Chamber. diS"aster. The meeting is planned for Wtnds up Ia 120 miles ao hour Monday, January lO, at noon roared across Washlnston, Ore- in the Grace Episcopal Church gon and Icllbo Monday a,.. parish house. It wlll follow a dumped heavy ratn and ~ soup-and-S'andwich buffet servon dozens of commumties, ed by Buwers' restaurant. virtually isolating many. Blll Otild8 C 1 C 'dent Rivers and streams were ' . . ~. presl ' bl to ha dl the extra told the Pomeroy chamber Mon:n,.e far there day, above Bailey's was no Immediate floodln restaurant, Harmony and CO' da er But the US Weath! operalion in advancing the Bu!.~ Issued a . ~ bullelln prosperity of Meigs County can warning that tlt~aln •torm bt well served by holding such was now heading toward meetings periodically." California and a second atorm Childs, who will chair the was moving into the already meeting In cooperation witll soaked oortllern states. Middleport Chlmtber President Grocery store clerta ill the Jack Welsh and Pomeroy Chamtiny community of Sllelton, Wash., reported a brisk bosiness Ia candles and kerosene IS flO lamps as area residents &eared for another possibla disaster. Ho~ :r~lpitation PLAN SERVICB Watch Night services are being held •t the New Lower Ught church on the Rarrlsonville road, Route 14!, Special lingtng and guest speakers are betDg featurecL Everyone fJ weicome. C of C to Seek Harmony~(rft ~nd meelln~. Left' l T • Seeking Hanoi Jdea 0£peace AIJXIIJARV TO MEEI' The Ladles klxUlary of the Veteralll MI!Diorlal Hospital will have I special meeting Wednesday December 211 in the bos- NEW RAVEN, CoDII. (UPI) pllal cafterfa at 2 p. m. Both - Slaughton Lynd ol Yale Uniold and new membere are urc- venity, a leadlns critie ol U. ed to atteod. S. lnvolvament In the Viet Nam .. her President Jack Carsey, will held wi lh regularity, a~1 meet wtlb tile two prestdets <ng between the two loWIII!. 'il January 4 bt plan an agenda in other busmess, the focusing on proJects of mutual ro) Chamber voled to send inl<rest. m lo the fam1ly of tile "We have not determined the Paul Carnahan, who dle4 response of all the members of day . our Middleport group," slated The Pomeroy Welsh, ''but 1 know they will Coonlyl Fact be actively behind such a )oint der preparalton by the effort to deal with county·w,de Umverstty lnstttule for problems." a! Development wtll be. Junior Chamber of Com-Iand ready for dtStrtbotioll merce members have been 111:- Monday, accordmg to . . hatrman Rev Rtck c Delmar . • . ' that he Will travel to lul~_'llch_ IOIDt _meetings_ Wtll_ bel ton D c January 5 to for, allocation of ,.;,,e"ll ad dollars under th• 1tc Opportomty Act to a comple!< work-up on prowls mentmg atd from source. such as roads, diSposal, a restored COUJrlbq and o new Pomeroy Present, in addition to Do you have an idea on what bove, were Richard the new consolidated high Bill Grueser, Bill llo•mie, school to serve Northwesl<rn, Blaettnar, Ted Reed, Bedford Salisbury Pomeroy cobs Fred l'row and and Middleport sho~ld be nam- Gru;ser. ' ed, Se I . rest' g sugge ver~ m1e m slions, 7'~ Z5 :rds or l~sf 1 ~ suppor • ave ". re~etve 0 ;:m~ Tie :enun:l s mvt~1orwar sue names Y1 <Me~gs :~::· a~:d :!~;m~t~es::,~: Fifty • nine pinta of blood were received from 77 penons who offered themselves as donon Monday when the bJooc1nu>. bile came to Mel&• county. Operating In the Pomeroy elelllenfarJ school Mulberry..v, the bleocfmobll~ took 44 pinta u raptKemenla. GUf Guinther became a four p11oa donor, Enna Smith, three pllor., Robert Llndatammtr, !wo P11oD, •and Nellie Moore IIIII ·Heary 11abr one pUon.do- ..,. ' ~ ' llllelldlbf 11ft Drs, Edmund Bulrfmu, les Mullen, I. R. Ray Heaton, R. R. PlcDu and J. J. Davia. Nunet llllllfDI were F1o · Martin, Collbts, laabel Wlibnuia ind Fran· ces llrewlnltDa. Ladles ol .the v... .,.. llemM"lal boapllal. ·•!xnlley ..,-q the canteen· Witt Wpda t.IIY, Lou)le 8e4lrila, . ~ ~ on, Ruth 'l'uCbr Inti·..Beullb llratlford• .~i, 1!1111! .: wu .~ f*1wmed;!li·. - 'M_ Ill· ry N.Me, M;~'*_lea fla3n, . . . ~~ ~ '1 '. ' ' rw · :~~):.: SCh00}NaJDe Afe ACCeptabJe is room for more. Hanoi 00 1 It · The new school hoard Is schIn aimed eduled to_ meetJanuary 3, lillill. "the other stde'a approach to One of tis ftrsl dottes followHamm, Clara Mclntyrt, Mar- peace." organization will be to selha Mayer, Pbyllls Eqllab, No- Mn. Alice Lynd, wile ef the !eel a name. for the new consoll· om! Lciatlon, Pbyllls Mclalyre, 311-year-old assocfate professor dated dlstrtct. The for Eclwlna Scolt, Beulah Slrauu, of blltory, lllld Monday Dlght the new high schOOl likely will Lilla Hampton, and Martha her btllband and Dr. ll«berr derive from lt. lloae. Aptbeker, I leadfDa CammU· l.oldllll and tlllloadln& wu nisi wrlb!r, and Tbomu Hay· TO ISSUE REPORT perf(l'lllod by Ver11011 NaN. C. den. GrJII1iur of a ltllllll 1111- Reger Clond, Auditor of Slate, E. Blakeslee, Mike Davis, Dick dent group, left Dec. II for the wfJ: release the latest report of DavfJ and Jock Hagy. Commaallt North Viel Nam the audit and examinatioa of 'lbe Melp County Red eapltal. Pomeroy SchOOl Dfslrlet Ll· chapter alended itt llfiiii"!C» Tiley art due back aomelflne bra., on Dec. 211. 'lba l'4!potlll tlon to the ..._, adtool Ill JiJi!lll? IIIII !aee polllb1e are open 1o pubUc fnllpeelicll liOaM . t SapL diaries Glblll ledenl !ll'i*AIIfoa Itt 11111kJDc A copy of this report may bll 11111f llllldlliol and 10 tile Qll tirtP wllilout Slate Dlpaft- - a1 the olllct of the Bo.rd •(oaaii•H • . Pill I) a.! liPPmiL - a- Ca~aday More Ideas on ::i·:'u..!wens~":.~!:,~~!; n;;e~ 59 p l•nts 01 Bl00d fJ1 k .l a en :a ~t ::'art!= a.ar. l o g ~urn, IIIJj_ce ~ publle !map, flew ~ be bad been ahown lniO Toti'o lilttrlllllolll Air' lilt weapon by Cue. port aboard Ilia Prel~'l flll8' . ~ da1 jelllllf WU IIIII· by Japm. IH;illoiPITAL ... and U.S. ofllcllla llleludJic W B ~ 111c1t II a Prime lliDIIIIr Jluku.fletlllllll m.ilcal ~ af Hoir.er fa. aan. -.ulm.d Ill pill I) jiiiiL He II ia r-. SIL · Pliji!Ws r.•. \~ , . homem. =~~~~=~:ief~~lr:~~~~~: aa1d no estimate of losses bas been made. The fire reportedly ot.rted !~om an overheated stove In the kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have lwo children at home, PallIa and Sandre, both lludenta at Sauthem Hlsh ac~L Meanwhile, the Racme E - R unit waa summoned ot 11 a.m. Y.•terday lor Mrs. Paul lllU, Letart Falls, w'be ill She was. to Metaa General hospttal b~ the squad for medlcal attention. The equad also answered calls over the weekend for Roscoe Cozart Sharon Road who was transPorted to hospllal and for Ann Healey R. D., Racine taken to Me!g~ General. Both were reported medical patients. Storm Keeps Return Date InNorthwest ~me ~id~lf:'"! PPio:~lk:e~tl:~i 1 1 ey s dl ~~s~~~~ng F~~a;i of . hl m~t was reported to at 10:311 p.m. Monday residenco of Mr. and James Euler, 246 N. had been broen into proximately $40 in A lock was prind door to gain entt). house pollee said. ' .,.,. • .. .,... C....U, 1'*, hlr M'IM, lMr Millay ll&ftalfac ... .. "' �I .. ' : ' ~~ntll!l'l., Pomtroy·J(Iddleport,O.,Dee.21,1MS •w . • h Hlg Way 'h f J k SOut 0 ac Son " '' ' L UI • &LitlE PT.PLEMANT :~;J·!;g': w•wio: ~lng oDd eiii«<Dc M• tt =· ==-= =!:!; ~s:::t'o:!.!!"": ~oce1(~ wt~~~ t~ey A~ Rillvd.~Pt. ~ I ::..:::'~ =- Party GI'ven M mb f e erS uJ; II 1167 PIay CaSt 1 plul;:'" Auditor's Ways CriticiZed In Dr. Bateman s }"d} • •1 0 I y ID wIth smith . TwotCompIa:Dlts do: {]PI Bne • {s "9 p•Int BI d I everr n;'" ;,. MOnday fOr Mrs. Jones I I ~endricks, = ~rns'y,:,./:~:hhe::. ':se Service Held 'l'i. a ~ ~'1: n;·hways C1tmsll118S T"IDle More Deadly than VIetnam · ·• Ridge Ke00 S . •. ty N t eS 141~ , ~ =- .,! SYRACUSE -Nettie Moore, Waterloo, Iowa : a daughter, has not been 1 lingle pnu~ne Mrs. Edith Ooborne vlalted on to at~ 1the=~hopes two DIODths ol the bloodieet '1'111 11M holiday bad beel Oris Hubbard, MllloD Roush, · IMrs. June V. Hay~, Lu "peace feller" from either the Tburaclay. ::.:ghm 11 cookies ""1"· ol lbe wor.~~ .. -•ed the "Black ChcrillmaJ" W:lliam Thorpe. as, Nev.; these s11tero. North VieiDalneat or the Red Mrl. Lee Hunt wbt lw rees en ' It wu """'' w """ cHESTER -Gary Smith, Gamet Meyes and Mr!. CbiD turnecl borne 1rom St. Joseph wicheo and collee will bo than ball tbe total of beca111t Ill Itt ncard hollclay Al!leri Porker, Betty Hawk. Tucker, both of Toledo; Mn. ese, Hosp\1111 ill much improved. ed. AmerlcaD daalhl In aetlOLllince tDll. '11!~ tllle DOW PORTLAND .- Henry Skin· Bertha Uttle, and Mn. Olive BOLD FAMILY PARTY Mro. Kenaeth Davia. Marie the 1tarl ol the YielD.- thll yaar I On'lllmas wee oet Clair 8980 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two satterfield both of Mlddleport· r Slsaon andColb)' motored toEastLiv· Melgo Geerol Boaplllll confllel. By C0111p81'iso1>, 711 AmlrJ. ~EW HAvEN, W. VA. - tconomic eJ:perta predict eon- Mrs. Goldie Yeager, GUa e !ta~ ~tb ~!u or· erpoo1 rNJ,. 1he weekend to vii- AdmllloloDI - CresUyn 'll!e Unit..! Prell lntematlon- ea died Ill South Vtel Nam Dorw,ln Qork . ltinued U. S. prosperity m 11186 and Mrs. NeUie Smedley, ; Cbrlltmal eve 11 .!r..e it bor husband, wbere be Ia Racine_: Earl Morrill, II couul of lotalltlel durlnllht 11om Oct. ~ i,ONG BOTI'OM . .,. Ada Bls- if the economy eao be steered but; seven grandchildreo Athens Road. Retresbments bulldlai :8 boule. Plains, Emma SmHh, period !rom 8 p.m. II. From an. , , ,.g . .Belly Pig· safely between the pump-prim- two great grandclllldren. were served during the even- Larr7 Farley came on Frl· port; Samuel Ralr!len, untU mldal&bt Sun- Dec. ll,ed1tM, ;:,. oiG l.!orcel s.rtoD, . Richard ers and the hell-tlghlenen con· Memorial serv1ceo were ID Mr and Mrs. Harry CaD- day to spend the bolldaya. Boltom. day: bava dl lD ~atii)J), Cbarl!Iil I'l'lco~ cerned with tho effects of the at 1:30 p. m. 'll!uraday 1n ~ Mr and Mra. Wyatt Viltlors at the home of Mr. Dtocbarpl - DollDI Mlnuel, Tralflo 711 vtel Nam-4111ly I~ more than Bahr~ ~; VIet Nam war. Bend. The body was then taken Radford M). and Mn PbUUp end Mn. J.laynard Bahr are- Racme. Fires II twice the woeiendl traffle toll. ie.O. Ctlarlel· )I!'Mclnko. Dr. Gerhard Colm, chief ID the Eggleton · Meinert Radford, and 'stepllanle artcl Mr. ce111 l!wlllay were Mr. and BED itft;RROONv,tt.LE .., .Robert economist of the National Plan- uary Sunday end eervlcea Mrs Slsaon 111 4 Ricky, 111n. T. E. Crabtree of Wheel· YOUTH CIIU8 wilsh, Detmi' Welsh, Kennelb nlng Assocl&tiOII, sad Ca;oll conduct..! Monday at 1 p. m. ::!t and Cryollll. et1burJ. MJaa Kay Crabtree e! BATAVIA, Obw (tiP)) -Jack Welsh. . S. Carson, liSSiatanl economist, the churth wtth borial ID ColuJnlma, Jlilly of GallipoU., York, 11, wu crusheclto BBEDSVIiU: ..- May VIDe· Mond~v. fon;casl an ln<rease o!lToledo Memorial Park. TO DANCE SATlliiDA'Y end Cllde Saller. Racine, )londay when a cor leU on yard, Hobo!!'\ ·~~ Anno billion m the U. S. gross NEW HAVEN _ Thll ecm- Mn. .Loullle Farley, Elaine, when a jack appsr•tly llipped AT 'l'HI 1AIRlC IHOP Sumillerllelil. · . · ' · product :GNPJ next lng saturday DISh!, JilL I tbe Tony and 1411!k11 M11boan a~ from under I bUIIIPet. He WU 0~ Gtllsvn.iJ!:· c'-All« Elliott. year. M HAd New Haven Junior wor{..ea•s tended the Cbrlltmal aerclse found by hi• brother, James, 10. CU.fi'ON · ~· ~ y!; That would pusb the GNP, r. an ~·· .,.mas a holld at 1be Flalwood Cburch SuDSKIIVICE AT liM · wbich is the economist's meas- 1and Roland, Great Bend. club wl1l l]lOII!Ot' ay da wheN th took pari Funeral oervlcea for MrL d Gllli ' " ey. ure of total national wealth, to ' ao their Christmas daHlngbce -~~ audit~Wah= ~endl ci eylhil ~ty Mand Kohl wiLl bo held at , : :: ' ..,16 bill'1011 •uetts Mr and Mn """""' 1 •··th I w~-~•- at tho •• · 1Furbe~. and Ray· 1 p.m. to 11:!0 p.m. 'J1le Jayl baVI learned of tbe ,... o p, "': ~-~ Sl'parated Tirihs ' mood Furbee and cblldrea, K.. wl1l emcee the clanctl' whlcb Is :llrl. Sylvia Adami Coleman of inp Coata FuDeral •~~ ~oat.. 88 VISIT RELATIVES ', ron, Enc· and Richard, and Mr· open 1D tile publle and Ia Ill- Keno, ~ ~acob Zumbadl of ofdayI:!O p, m. reported Spunk.,; ·la'fl Fa•LIP""' Ke • RL 1 Road ROLL YWOOD .(UP!) _ 'll!e Mr. and Mro. DrieD Cotm.,. IlDy Anderson, Great Bend; Mr formal. no, , ' • • : .;,, boWn Neil, ol p . ; and Mrs. Robert Wood and ~ mas nay 1o lliib'JD lild itell wlill Mr. and Mrl. Rober\ . nd • =.L . _ _ _ _ Siame.e atwill .. lull .Jefler• aon, and fiDIUy, omeriiJ, .... dren, Lynn,Mr.Debra Minton 'ani· •IipUIIky, Jackson; sandra,Bobby Chester, a ..<fts· artund loL" Mr and Mrs Robert Daniela Dwaln sayre, Sycamore; 1f " mo •.,. . · . ·G "'"' and Paul sayre, Paula and Sandra, r,', A ""•'" accordina lo !hell' father. and family of rove VAl• Unda and CbriBiy Voot Frank MantoDJa, 11 111m ledmle_,, Jerry Colnl<!r and familY of Co-l Proffitt, and Nola Yq, .t\RS.UJMFOCJ$ oaid Monday lllat be Ibid his ' lumbul Oli'et tbo holfdlrs. all o1 Great Bead. '·~~U ..~.. wife chose the names l!llella !..,.., "'"'" .,.., "' Nor:ne lJ!II lor liOI.D FAMILY DINNER 8EfiAVIOR AT ...... BOI!ITS FOR DINNER 'TilE 1.AST FAMILV lhe infanta, wuv - e 1 "EUN/0"1 M•SO ... · · Mr. and Mn. Eliu BUies I Mr. and Mro. Jacob 8cbullr " ... 'IS T' " .."' .. _ N ' SIJ emer~ll!.~~~---1 ""t...lai'nod wllb 1 family dlo· , <11terlained with a dinner 1n .,.... " 1er Cbrlotmas at their borne, 11181 at their homa, ~uat•L I Bad; SpriDCI Road. Guella were GueBII were Mr. and Mro. AoMr. aod lin. Carl Platter ol lhtny Schuler and Linda If CoPl Pleasllll, W. Vo.; Mr. and llllllbul; Mr. and Mrs. Mr1. Edward Stiles Olld Nina Schnier and Jakie, PorllMd; !top', Mkldleport: Mr. Mrl, Edith 'l'boiDII aod ~.A;; Mrl. .Jimmy Fry, Pomeroy ~· Wlllinl. Pom«oy. ~-E PASSes . and Mr. and Mrs. Henciiel NorIJP ALl REFRESUria and C......,. ofiAarl Falls. DAUGJrl'(l:R BORN ,41ENTS-·NOW 1 Mr and Mrs. Paul Grlllllet:di &.ISTC!ol 10 llE~ RELATIVES ... , __ P'OIIIJIIUDATI (Norma JeaD Bearbs) of """"" pre are a!IIIOUIII'lntl Ute birth Terry !IGIU and llomly Me- a 6 lb. 15 oo. daUihter. s.ltt 11rv1ce Turner of Albland arrtnd homa Jeane~. Monday, Decmeber %1, _:.~~-'"£.~ WedDeadaJ lor the Cbrlatmas at Clmdel>(;lark Memorial 1ooo1 /IN • 111 2-22M IIOiidBi'l wllh their pandll, Mr. Hoopltal m Porkenburg, W. Vo. and Mn. Vlr'lll Raulb, last Le- Grandpareata ~ Mr. and Mr1. tart, and Mr. and Mro. lloDlld Thomas 0. Grmstncl ol N"'\l •..;;,,::::::.....t Mc:Turaer, ila<lne. RaWLl, w. Va Predict Tight , COUfSe Needed 1 j balo'to: Band: thlo/':.t"' :!:i thet/ !'1~ ~ames ~S::: Bam Yard Goods ?,_ Mr. i .J ~ Mi-.. SAVE 1 to 1 OFF They'll , ; . d r~;~Do:~I~t~Bv~mr:~T~I~m~e;~~~·~·~-~-~~~B~~~J~m~m~y~Ha~~oo a r(n.. ,,,,.... * ...... .' . I I• Suede Cloth - Reg. 1.79 ·.. ••• 1.35 yd. Wide Wale- 111. 1.98 .,..... 1A9 yd. Conlui'OJ - .....91 ... ........ J9 yd. Wools- Rig. 2.98 to 4.69 Salt 2.24 to 3J2,.. Coetlnl• - .... 6.95 ........ 4.64 yd. .... 4A9 . ,.,•....•.. 2.99 ,.. CnsiiiiiiiiHI- 111. 2.19 .... 1.69 yd. •... 1.98 .... 1A9yd. So l'lae FabrifJ Shop. .srneer w:SicorHI wv . '. a . •,. A .... IlollaD lorelp mmW.. bee•oe o1 "m!jul ... llllltUd· clay loUowlq the reporl of I etl" 8..,.1adODs repnii!IK tbt bar&W'J at the B A B Food rote be played iD 1 moDI • p.m. Monday when then' tmy foreign s a on , 56 Pl Pleasant 23 n Hinton Morbi at MatOD the poi$ 8 abortive altempt 1o aogodate turned, after the driver lost fortro), on ~e George stationary ~~ Falls A M!ddleporl man was tak· weokend. peaee In VIetNam. Fanlaal, I ICreek Rd., rerarts the dstat: ~ gruw~[~Pb'!ught the lnjur- i.86 falling, charleston 18.8& sta· eo to Veterans Memorial hoJ. Voa Slellarl, IS, WBI lakd. 1 ' ":bu ll'ere treated and re- tlonary. London, Marmet and pita! by Mlddleporl E-R oquad· l former premier, II curreutly ed 0lt~rllttlsp ~re than cuts antl bruises. · _ president ol the Uaited Nl• t~ Winfield dams were on I b e men lor treatment of a bact Ill- :.., Olllelall ..W lllewarlllla 1eas 'w Wll e ~ ol <· , Ilona Genenl Auembl)o. sills. jury 1pparentl7 1111talned ln • 2517 1 the result of Intervention by the Southeastern Ohio! His reolpldon •• lorelp · J:.;:'!. Pteasabt, tlon wago9 skl4ded ln the loose Ohio River - OVEC up 14, car-motorcycle accident MonR"l]\i»at Council, the Appalachian Highway may pas s J minister foUowed 111despread the driver, received a bruised gravel anif wen~ 1M the road. 8:35 p.m.; Indiana d0011 14, day night. nd _ . .1 ~ Jdi\11 , • tt~uih Jedtson county &outh of Jackson and not hit the . pablleoUoa of repor\Od peaee right !boulder and arm. He was The little s~ll'on wagon struck 7:3U a.m.; NaUonal down II, llolplllll offll!lall said thll ,. earb' ludly, Jill 1 ..,. n ern port.loni of the county. • leelen retaye<l lo tile Unlled dt..l to GalUpoUa munll!lpal a road marker and highway ~a.m.; Orco up 18, S a.m.; Reo morning Thomas Scally II lis~ ed DIU . . . . . is i£llorJUdon Ia carried in the first Issue of the States !rem Cummuaill North court Jan. a 011 a charge of un· sign, then : &.II. embankment and U&ble up 16, 4:35 a.m.; Peggy In aalafaelor1 eondltloll. He of lilt ..:. SEORC newaletter ·issued recently with Carl Dahlberg of VIti Nom by oome Italian sale operation. overturned onto Its left side a- Downey up 17, 3:~~ a.m.; St. IS an employe ol Kyger Creek kOI are Mn. Floro llolnl ... W<II!llon as the editor. .tailors 1o Hanoi. Hanoi later Olhora injured were: gains! a fence posl. The vehicle Marys up 17, 5·1~ a.m.; Ann· Power plant. Mary lerr)' Ollloen Alii The paragraph about the Ap- - -disavowed the reporll as a Sandy K Loftis 16 of 2145 was heavily damaged. elte Jones up 18 5:10 a.m.; Mlddleporl pollee reported wa; taken but llle pa~llian Developmenl Hlgh-\ltoads, which would Indicate "boa•." :Eastern A~~., cut on' the right Arresll ~J. the patrol Mo": Edeana Bosworth up 18, 7 a. Scally, driving il motorcycle, aot ~eeled. ••I ~ystem otales that romors Ihear~nas m counties affected I : .' leg and bump on the head; ~ day Included. Melvin S. Holm m.; Brtmstone down 2(1, 6;35 a. W8l Involved In an accident ~i1111e but there Ia not much · might be held by early 11186. I 9an Lortis, 16, her twin si•ter, es, f/, Ashland, Ky., speeding, m.; TI'bolt down 23, 4:44p.m.; will! I car operated by Neva lalt.c print..! as yet. . The letter nttnues· \ cut on the Up and a bruised bonded ID municipal <:Ourl Jan. Frank D. down 23, ~:50 p.m.; Pierce, as, Rt. I, Middleport. Car Cow Collide The le~r lurther states that 1 . co · nll!e and chest 3; !;:\lri salll!ders. 52, Galllpo- Lucy Jane Lucas down 23, 12:· Mro. Pierce was driving a 1950 ' ,~rs .,.. currently study· \ "Highway people ata~r th~! : • Sam Rodgers: 17, ol 'IIY11 LIJI. Us, no ~tor's . lleense, and 10 a.m.; Vulcan down 23, 12:· Cbryller when the mishap oc- On Rural Highway Ina route• In the I!Siglled cor- plans can be drawn. . colD Ave Pt Pleasant, cui 011 Ervin L, saunders, 112, Galllpo- so 8 m . Ravenswood up GreeD- curred 81 the lnteraectlon of '!'be Melp County Sberill'l r~il9f, but that corridor ia as !:t~e ~tese~l c:::u ~~ 0 the left 'ieg ~d head. Us, permiltlug an,~~ pe:: up s:10' p.m.; Polly R. clowD Broadway and Ash-Ita at 7:11 department reported an actl· , 1 not de!IDII<. ' pre b Koren K. Keener, 17, of 1308 son ID dJive, bOth' cl an. • Greenup 3:44 p.m.; Jeffboat up p.m. dent two miles weal of Rutland 1 • 1~ the Jackson area three \ :'';~ 0~! C:~:rsl!:e Crescent Rd., Qiarleston, W. a~d IWberl C. Rawlings, 18, Greenup ~:10 p.m.; Frleberger Pollee said lurtber details of Monday bight that involved a of Joor routes are being given I . · ~ y f lans Va., cut on right lei and bum!> Middleport, following too close-, down Gr..,.r.up 6:10p.m.; Frank· the accident were lacking, and car and 1 cow. the •Engineers Lonk'," the let·. ':t,"'w'~: 1~1na. 0 !.ted ~; on the head. ly, bonded to appear Jan. 4. Hn Pierce down Greenup 10:10 that the aeeldent Ia IIIII under AuthoriUes said 'I car driven ter states. i0 er . wee ' IS n mow on A Christmas party wao Eddie D. Sirnpldns, 18, Pt. A 17-ye&N>Id Pl. Pleasant p.m.; Susan Lane up Greenup lnvesdgatlon. by Ralpll Priddy, 28, 118 Laur·•engtneero aro DOW looklng l 1ead time.~ 811 J at the home of Mrs. Pleasan~ laceration on the bead youth lorfelt..l a!2'1.50 bond to l1'2D P m. Elisha Woods down Middieporl E • R aquadmen el-11, Pomeroy, struck a eow al troles south of Jackson for :h~ul~ , may Y by anu· lSauer, Rutland for the and left band. appear Monday In Gallla COUll- G;eenup i':40 a.m.; Illlnoia up wero also called at l!O& a.m. when II moved lntD lha path of washmg!Dn approval. Prior to I Y ' · school senior play east, I Kathy D. Graham, 18, of 624 ty JUvenile court on 8 char&e Greenup 7,so a.m.; Eastern up today lor Kathryn Carpenter, the veblele. There was olarnaae the mtervontion by the Coun· , 'll!e letter states that seg· ants and thell' guests Decem· Cunningham st., St. Albans, W. of lnlollCIItlon. Meldahl 6,05 p.m.; Mlss Susan Langsville, who was reporled to te the !root of Priddjl'a car, 1t cil the routes planned were' menta the size of the. Athens- ber 23. Va., sprained left shoulder and . down Meldabl 6:110 p.m.; Wal- have !allen, !lllltalninl! a leg was reporled. The..,... left lbtl north of Joctaon. DtrectDr Jackson-Athens slip will prob- Enterlalnment Included bump on the bead •. and ter Honaland down Meldabl 7:- Injury. Sl!e wu tallen IDa pby· scene, wllh lnjurleo U any, 1111' Maiheter of tho State Depart· ably be broken up mto ala ic, a gift exchange and Joseph H. U!<biiOld, 18, of 45 p.m.; Alton Zephyr up Mel- aiclan. reporled. mOlll of Hlghwayl agrees the contracll. with prizes won by 1108 Jefferson Blvd., Pl. Pleao- . , , , , dahl 1:1~ a.m.; A. J. Patlmt ----ro~te ,outh wiU open up SouthForbes, Larry Rupe, ant, sprained left shoulder and up Meldahl 2:40 a.m. , Ca 1 R dt "'tern Ohio. Tbl8 aloo IIlli the Thomas. Jim Barnett Jane left leg. GalllpOIII Dam - Bob Ben- Some Mamed Men se 8 emove 0 comnnttment ID Gallll, Scioto. cas and Bob arret\. The patrol said the accldent ter down 4 p.m.; c. v. Harner Will be Called up ,. State Penitentiary an1l Lawrence counties," 11 o.an was presented a prize occurred when WU.on apparentdown B:Z5 p.m.· onwward down Melp County Sheriff Robert . ;,ted for selling the most tlcketa ly failed to negotlate •. sharp Phlli 's orn J·IO COLUMBUS (UPI) Draft. C. llarlenbach department 9 1 Cons ultants are to locate 1 the play enlitied "Dear Diary." rlgbt curve. Hls 1960 F1atstaUPD _AD • a~"?'j, S. &w~ S:4&.l. lng In January of aome of took Pierce Case, 110, Pomeroy, cenr.r tme for the highway by Refreshments served from COLUMBUS, ( ay · . ·• S t t 1 m . Oblo'l 19,457 married men m to Ohio State penltenUory toy,bruary I, t96tl, for the apdining room table covered ton accountanl said Mon.day he m.' L. W. woe ~ Fr~lj..; the 1916 age bracket and wllh· day where he will beCID hll Sfto 0 0 6 pro val of the Bureau of Public a while cloth, and with a Christ· bas filed com~lalnts Wllh : ~enks :~: ~·~~yivanla out children was foreseen Mon- tences of hi and H years ... - -- --mas ball tree as the centerAmerican Instilute of Pu c . , up .. a.m:, day. ler being found JUIIty by I IIUI CHARLES'l'ON, W. Va. (UP! piece included sloppy joes, · (ConHnued from pace I) ACC()untanta. and the Ohio Soc- ~wn ~·.: ~'::;· Queen City Ohio Selectlvt DlreciDI' Ray· jury Monday. :J S 00 - Dr. Mildred Bateman will coo- Christmas cookies and American Ambassnclor Edwin lety of Certified Publlc Account wn · ba iu · F mond Qouse said the blgb The department also took Ja. 0 tlnue as dln!ctor of the Stale mas punch. 0. Relscbauer. ants over the operations of tbe Kanaw ver ' · monthly draft quotas IMld prll>- tD custody Nathan Davld ~ !Continued !rOm pagel) Mental Health O.partment,. Others aatendin were state auditor's office. Shearer up Marmet 7' 55Mp.m.\ tlcally ezbaUJted the aupply of curek, RD 2, Racine, MondaJ. D.''" Ice •nd Produce Co., for ~ Gov. Hulett C. Smith said Mon- 1Sayre, Linda Hysell, Ronnl• Rlf· LONDON - QUEEN ELIZA· S~muel Seldin said his corn· Imncan B~e v~ Me::'" edglbll Ulllll8l1led mea Ill tile lie was returnee! to AtheDI 8tala donallons. Jay in a prepared statement, ]fie Linda Stafford Paul beth II led the British people plamta , referred to a rouHne 11.10 p.m.' ea up rth met qe brackel hospital. 'Ihe Donors: despite rumors to the contrary. IJe;n Tillis Peggy. Tillis toda in ceremonlel marklnl audit of the Darke County AI' 3:50a.m.; Jerry Boswo up ----POMEROY - Erma Smith, I Smith thus squelched what he ' Dean Lee' vood Shar.;. Cart- the ~ anni eraory of the rtculiural Society conducted by Winfield 10 ' 30 p.m.; H. E. Bow· BENEFITS DOWN 1 SSA llOVR BET D"rol hy M..Reeves, Arthur J . teriTH'd a "preponderence of ru- er, Ray Aiktre, Euniee Ohllng· coosecraUon ~ Westminster State Auditor IlD&er Cloud's of· les down Winfield 10:45 p.~.; The Lo aa Braaeb olllct of Soelll Security Adminlstr&o Sluster, ~ec1l Hysell, Margar· mors" and speculation about the \er. Danny McDonald, Abbey, redglou! shrine of lbe flee. He I'".' Z. down Winfield 12 ·~ the Burea~ of Workmen's Com· don repl'llllltatlve< wlll be al el ~!cDaruel, Homer B. Snuth, relatiOnship between ills office Grete, Mike Nicholson, Commonwealth. He charged that the proud· a.m., samet down Winlleld 12. !lOll mada a.roa lotallng town llall Ill Pomeroy Leo Vaughn, Paul Carper, and !bat of Dr. Bateman follow· , Miller, sandy Tucker, Amoag the 2,300 dlgnalarlea ures used by the auditor allow· 110 a.m. t;",342.0B for compensation, Monday bellmdng at 10:30 a. 1.~rol Peters~ Rnbert C. Gloeck ing the Mason Counly grand TllCker, Jim White, In the historic church for the ed at least one case of embez. medical and boap1lll aarv1ces m. tD asa1a1 perlOLil wbo are 65 '"· Maf/Ofle Reuter, Harold 1. jury report on Lakin State Hos- Ronald Black Melva Ill i W"dl • rep!'&- zleiTH'nt to go unnolleed, along Veteran• Memorial during September October or over lo algD up for Medicare Hy~ell. Joe Gl~er, Robert , pilal. . 1David Shiflet: Mary Rutb ::'tatiV:~ ':e Vallean, apoa- with other aUpshod fiscal or.er· Admt11IDDI Leona November of 'lllf, 1CCift- and eatabilab lbelr aocial seeur'."urh. Lloyd Wright, "Most of the speculation was \ Joy Sauer and the hosts. toUc deiOI&te Magr. lgnino Car· allons of the society. Long Bottom; Alrrul Pullins; ing ID Charleo F. Borkor, dllp- lty llllCOUJIIa. Thosa planning to ':u:nther, Don Runnel, Olar es erroneous," the governor so1d. !so resent was Morris · RaciDe; llelen •d£Dlnl1Wator ollbl Llflan 1L1iP up IIIould bring their birth 1 .1~eckner, Lmda Guinther Guy \ "I have 00 intention of replacdlnale. A P. r !rom PLAN SERVICE racuse; Joy Wblte, uiJ eertlflcataa tLOCial aecuriiJ 1:umther. Sam Boston, Robert , ina Dr. Bateman as director... the 'nla. HysaU Run Free Met!»- Leola Keck, Pom<!roy; Clarence 4M11. v"'Rhn. ond Dr. Bateman has no mien ew the dist cillreb will hold a New McDaniels, New Hoven: )llDDLEPORT • Clarence . tion of resigning that position." miltions needed ID save tDr· Year's Eve Walch service Jeffers, Syracuse; Loll Scl1001~1 t 0 r,mpson, Charles Boyles, I Dr. Bateman was appointed by fabric of the abbe7 and res atartlng at 7:30 p. m. The pat- over, Rutland; Paul ,\o~y Batey, Max Davis, Ke~- ~ Smith last March 30 and the ecl'il to Ita oldell beauty. a ..ll Roberl.£mltb, Sr. PotneNy; Tbomaa Scally, AUf; 0 I' ' ' Imboden, Kathryn Dem· \ governor said "that appointdleporl; Wllma Ginther, "'"· Harry Stover, Charles Sear· menl was. and ts, my responsi· WASIIINGTON -TilE SOliNler. bTl " SOD adminiatratlon ill prepared Dflebarleo - Mar7 --.>!INERSVU.E Doris ~~~rUy arter the grand jury to order a significant pause ID Middleport; Alma McKenzie, 1 Floyd Hendricks, reported what it termed "de- Mrs. Vera Esther hombmg rauls qaiDBI North .. . Pomeroy; lleleoe Nelson 111 l1lniiiii Preu 1 M liary Nease, Herbert Mcintyre, plorable conditions" at La k i o, who died _December 22, In Viet Nam only if 1111 C<IIVinCed dleport. . 'nla ~~~~ lei •1 H1ob S1ewart. rumors began circulating at the Bend, Aruona, was born such a move will brln& a mean- . 0CJe 0 CbrtBimll record Ill ft1 Total RACINE - Lindo Patterson, Statehouse that Smith was plao- Columbus, and lived In ingful response !rom Hanoi As \ GRANGE TO MEET lala1Hiea OOiaf.~ t.te N!Q11 Gl lalalitlel not 1>•uglas Circle. Lenardos Sel· , ning ID ask for Dr. Bateman's from 19'!1 to 11152, when 1966 approaches, the adrnlniJ1ra. , Racine Gr811ie wiU meet tl!reHay Cbrlltmll ~"di;d U... clealli count IIOIIIIIIn8 pul lers. Clarece Roy, Don Hend· ,resisnation. However, Smith de- moved to GUa Bend. She was tlon IS not convinced. Mr·, apd Mrs. Jack Selden- Wednesday ai7'30 mat more penOIII than the previous all time holidq "'''· Robert E. Cleland. ' nled the rumors when asked by member of the Second Tills was the plciure drawn ~ Called Sunday evenmg on Gran e Hallin ~ / ' · any other holldaf period record of 706 traffic deaths ael RUTLAND- Bull Cremeens, ' newsmen if they were true. IQiurch, Toledo. today by aulhnrltadve U. S. :Ill'. and . Mrs. llalloe l.!llhoan· p on record. durlnl the 196tl louMiay hollo 18 and cld~ Lewis E. Kennedy, Thorn· . Surviving are her sons, sources 88 they mlewed a Mrs. Dora Heaton VISllod on ;: ol 5 and 4 'll!e llnal total wu pier claJ. Thlo yeor's bolldl1 period 1 ore as c. Martin. : lorett E., Toledo; Frank M., year 1n which they said there &mday wiill Mrs. Alice Dodson. agel than the American dealh toll Ill 24 houri sborlor. 1 ' ._, CyelisfHurt -G..,. reodlnp: Gllli)Joli. - In Collision' at · lO ; D II a H 2 J'Ulllllng 6 !eel In • Eight area teenag~rs .esca11ed, serJ~uf ll!l~IJg!~ ~~er· o~olle~;. p~~eroy-Mason 20.· tersectlOD ~ f tt•~eroews 8AreaTeen-agers..Esc.ape · m · "''wrec ' k· Serious InJDrY ' . . . . . ... . .' . ., .' . Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, ()., Dec:· 29, · · Unbeaten Utah Invades 'Cincin.Ditii; Bucks ·at flome By \Jalt..l Pnu lllteriiiUu A ~llle between ClnclnnaU and Utah lor oatlou1 prestlga hlghllgbto 1 beavy calendar of aelton lor Ohlo college btsket..baU teams tonight, larded beavDy wllh tounament eontests. Unbeaten Utah, which Is tied for 14th thllweek In the national ratings, pula ito T-0 record up against the Bearcato' 6-1 lA a malch at Cin<lnnali. 'll!e Bearcals, ranked 16th week, will bave back 1-foot- thlo a virus lnfeclloo that left bbn below ?ar the past few days. OutSide those two regular ga111es, the rest of the action II ID tournaments. otterbein Advanees OlterbeiR of the Obio Coolerence advances ID the second round of the New York State ClaSSic, meelmg host Hofstra alter downing Adelphi oo.tll 1D fb·sl-r?"nd ~clion Monday nigbl XaVl<!r, w1th a 4-3 mark goes ngainst top-seeded Wichita State as many weeks, lakes on Dentson <3-3). The Woosler ~ulc features th• host team, wh1cb puta a 5-2 mark agalnal Grove City <Pa.) and Ashland (2-3) oppo111te Del· awBf!! (S-4) Ohio Northern 11-5) play• ln the MarshaU !Mich.) Invitational and Rio Grande (1-5) !Bkes pari In the Point Plea1ant (W. Va.) Tournament. Toleda WIDa ·--- - - -- -- · . " 1'1.'RS A.; . .., . ~d Ill the only two • . • ·faecount..t for 'II polnta. 1nameal 11 Oklahoma City. oon ,games ~nday ~1, Tol• DePaul and B-W traded the 'll!e host team led only 110-48 , &I bowled rNer .Eiei~ Dtllllead durin& the first all min.l about five minutes alter the ' and DePaul shattered B.lld$j u1e1 but the Blue Demons then baK bul then reeled off nine Wailace IH. · ree~ off 19 COIIIeCUIIvo pcilnta .straight poioto · ond outscored • Bob AatOil ..end 14 poio\i and never trailed thereafter. the Falcona 11-2 tD puU away. and pulled 1n II leboUnds aDd Dave MIU1 bad 20 points for Bowling Green went eight minBill Backi!IISto bacl 2(1 poiolo to jDePaul and Ray Hereford 19 for utes without a bucket during ' pace the Rockelo to .~heir !ourtb )be YeUow Jacketa. the surge by the Chiefs. ' win in seven (IJIIN. Tbe Bll!e BowUna Green's record lelltD Sophomore Walt Piatkowski of , liens trailed ooly 4a:e when T... 1" u Oklahoma City raced to Bowling Green took scoring bon· 1edo wen! on 1 IO.nninule a 103-77 clecllloii In the first or• with 28 poin.. and Charley ' splurge In the .......t ball that round of the Ali.COUege Tour· Hunter had 28 lor the winners. ~'-· -----'.---~·_ ___::.,___ _.:.=-'-'----'-"-" On Illinois, . 1 · Boston WinS.· 'I NEW YORK vidence, !till of a near-fatal '<JI.:Jil,.l.,'l on fillnois and Boston meets Army Tuesday . ~Jtt:nT\f'~~ the seml-finalll of the -; Holiday Basketball FeotlVa 11 M.IChIgan . Drops r·. h.Ir'd. T.IIt Ill . Row ""Ed!,He';_:~erti!IDg. ;:.:":.C~o/!"~~:.r:. 81 K:a~~":: ~~· ~~~t:=·~ 8 allernative <enter !loll Krick, lo the All-College Tournament goea against ''Tbal In polot second-ball jury. host Evansville, top-ranked frolll of !be pociure window nlppmg New York J~~ CIDct.natl ID Thunday wl1l BIIIOIIg the small colleges, in the . · , ag•ID!" '19-76 Monday night •ntertaln Wake Forest, whlcb opening round of the Evansville By MARTIN LADER dropped even lurlher aflfr the top 10, with oeventh-ranked 1Oklahoma City- Rhode Island sellout crowd of tonlgbl vlsltl Oblo State In a Holiday Festii'OI. UPI llpOrta Writer winning the national . chan>-\ St. Joseph's trouncing Niagara upended Wyoming 107·101 in Madison Square 1:arden. game that matcbes a pair of In Ohio, the Christmas Fesll· Bolida 11 e Isn't always ptonshlp last Y.., u 111.-!111.95-72 and llllrrat..l Mlnnesotalovertlm. after trailing by 15 , opening game ,f lhe ~~!Jiiitr.•:~ teams atruggllna tD reach the val starts at ~ew Concord geta lllppy ~.mand blgbiJ ra~ third . ~algbt II!"'•• tbl. hipping Comell 114-U. pointa and . Oklahoma City ' doubleheader. Boston .500 level. under way. Host Musklngum Brigham Youna and Mlchlgao iiY a ocore of 1t4'1 1D ArizOdla ProvideDIIf, . the No. 1 team, ·blasted Bowlrng Green 103·77. easily outclassed Colorado 'll!e Bucko, who bave woo aU (1-4) goes against an Ohio Weo- can't help wonderln& today 11 State ln. the For ·.weat Claulc blew a 17-poldl second-~all lead Big Eight Tournament at University 8&.64. four previous meetmp with the leyan (2-31 team thai lost sen. they gave away a lot more lhan at Portland, Ore. . and then rebounded Ia tbe !ln'lll : Kans., City-Nebraska hipped Illinois eded Deacons, may bave te go With- lor guard Forrest Everhard for they received. 'll!e Wolverines with All . Z5 seconds of play 1D trip New · MiS501U'i 61Hi7 in overtime and By United Press t<ruationaf 94 and Army . oo~ senlor_~_Marvth Greg~, a month with a fractured foot. America Cazzle RusseU In· the York University 79-76 in the Okl•homa rolled over Oklaho· Ea>t . va 89-68 in the ~ o movcu ""• e atarUog Tournament favorite Marietta .8ngbam Young, which juol lineup, Dgured ·88 one of the ECAC Hollday Festival at New nm Sible SS.3li. , Otterbein 90 Adelphi 81 I' doubleheader which · ' lmeup two games back. He has 16-3), in Its second tourney 1n 1th18 week diDJbed to No. S, m best in the pre-season ratlnp, York. . i Motor City Touroomenl of NYAC 93 Belmont Abbtty 83 14th annual tournament . · · the na~onal ~ank~nglds, suf~red but now show 11 dismal 4..f n other maJOr tournament De trtedmt-EW1Iham & Mary de- Pennsylvan ia 75 Pittsbur"n ~ 5 1 dav ... ·•· 1ea an em arrasSin& e own on- record. Russell score"d 35 polnta action : astern Kentucky 76-61 HofSira 100 ~"" Ho m 82 . Jim Walker the game'a·bigh:; day 1ght when Jt fell to a against Arizona State but even Los Angeles Classic-Purdue and D~troit turned back HarMid\H·~t p. :-~ corer Wllh 29 pomts, put 1ii fbi·:' 77 7 below-par .LaSalle team, 71~ 1 this wam'l enough to prevent upset Sl. John's 1N.Y.) · ~ vard IIUJ. . Toledo 83 Dclawore 59 dec:<>ve basket for Provl- · man open~ round game of an upset. !behind a 34-point scoring effort Hurricane Classic_ at Miami De Paul 102 Bldwn-,,'lllre 65 ' as he hit a·l~foot ·u . ~wiib ·;. the Quaker C1ty Tournament at . 1by Dav• Schellhase and UCLA Beach, FJa.-LouiSviiie clipped , ,. , ·? , J mper · Pbiladelph1·8 Th Q ker City T tl ted Lo. · sta•~ , IG · T h 54- 48 d M. . S.W. Tcx 116 1\md."r 1Qnl.ll04 -1 seconds rema:nmg, . ,'ftw .. e ua ourneyl ou as wstana ~.e · -9• eorg~.a ec an 1am1 S th F ·. hd 1 47 30 G 'n N in I h • r a oke d Michigan attracted lwo other members of . All-College Tournament at beat Boston University 81-60. 1 Pe St N o u c· S . ' . 't""s . a b edl NYU · , ...... .::;:; _ _ _ _ __ _ __::_ _ __ c.:__ _ __ _::___;_ ___:.,____ ___ _ _ _ _ _______ _ _ ___ .nn . 70 o. ar. t. ti.9 m erm1sswn, u w~t~~ ... • College ttmel Scores G-1, Firestone • lRS ROSt Ga~ Wl . ·m N Eli ihl Ohio R s BaskelbaO Scorea Bears Offer North Carolina 75 Princeloo 61 Bruce Kaplan showing the way, " e I "ams ow ·g· . · e . . . . I Auburn 80 Florida St. 64 . fou~ht i's way back to tie at,..... T dW By United Prell Ioternallonol Southw•st 176 wilh less U1an two mlnulel::;. F Hall { F Cleveland St. Joseph 77 R'1ghtS On T0p Howard PayneWest81 Wayland 55 · remaining. "' " Cleveland Collinwood 62 Boston College jumped o(f'W'' 0 ame Or Pot m Led by John Milhoan'• 281 Swindell had 12 Qevehind Padua O.nver 72 Arizona 70 a 13·2 lead over Colorado State · polnll, Fireatone defeated DunI . . AI lop Tires of Pl. Plessaat, fl· G&J l-,d at half!Ime, 45-29. BOSTON (UP!) _ Major preS! box Cleveland St. Stanil<laus 81 Draft Chol'Ce I College Tournament and had little trouble after U :: &9 Other Ia ers . d bl fi· In the other scheduled game, teague baseball's best·pubiJ. AI Oklahoma City, Okla. in winning ils sixth (arne Pres wer: rio. M~ ~ith Weiher's posted a forfeit wio cized cold war flares bot again . lie would often refuse to bo (First Round! against one loss. . (j 7 , Bill Brown with 17 , Paul over McCelland's. next month when the nation's =~~o~J..t "':.."!a~= Modell Sa CHICAGO tuPl) -Owner· Rhde Is. 107 Wyo. tot tot\ Army, with Mike SllDma' ' 22 Jl'ra!ey bad !3 and Paul Smith veteran baseball writers vote in a dress! room ban a ainst , ys coach George Halas of the Okla. Cly 103 Bwlng r:reen 77 scoring 26 poinls, broke off te canned 11. Butch Newton and T on a Hall of Fame ruche lor the scribesII& g I Chicago Bears announced today Far W•sl Classic fast start against Villanova· IJ!II•. Bulch Greanlee bad 17 and 16 1%6 OUrney one of their sharpest. criUcs. · ' the team was withdrawing At Portland, Ore. · eventually buill its lead 1o ·ji ·· respectlveiJ for the losers, retired slugger Ted WI1Ualll8. Hls verbal blasta were oot Hell Help Get from pro football's "money ' !First Round; . pomts. Don Freeman ~:·' The one-tune "Splendid Splln- limited to the press. He was derby" and offered rights to · Ariz. St. 89 Michigan 87 i tered 33 points and Rich J~i A balaaced ICtring attack Tfa il 0pens in ter" of the Boston Red Sox quoted at various times during the club's No. 1 draft selection Oregon Sl. 53 Air Force 42 added 30 as Illinois outla~ led by Carl Wolle gave G&J a officially became eligible Moo- his stormy career In attacb on c· T to any National Football Los Angeles Ciasoie I Georgetown. 11- ., Hoyos htlce·!:· runaway victory over Elber· India . I' day for election to the the Morine Corps, fur whom he . mcy a earn League team. AI l.os ~, •• t... Calif, closed to within one point In •tJii':: feld'•. of Pomeray, Wolle bad napo IS Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine wben flew •• combat pilot ln both I . First Round) ]las[ two minutes on baskets by . s Firestone and G&J, the top two basket bail teams in the GalHpoliJ Independent League posted easy victories Mon· day algbl on the Washington School pla_nks. 0 Ti i I ! ! 8 Jne . !Ielders and four free throws for 22 points. Gory Lash- John Tannehill 13, of Middleley bad 2(1, MroR Buffington t the 1965 U 's Ope ch • 12 aed Beb Roush 10. Easbnan ~'in Bo Uod. 14 ~ .a!" led tho kiom wllh 22 while ~ ':able t%~is weriil enlevrl!lholns ' first tournament of 1968 In InHounda Win Sixth dlanapolll. The Indiana Open Is being held there Jan. HI. Straight Cage Tilt He will compete in two dlvlNe slons at Indianapolis, the Boys 5Z ~a"':.vru:. bounced Mlllet ea. tinjler 16 and Boys Under 18. two. d \' ~ = o f the Hls birthday rules him out of balll M Y basket- Boys Under !4 compelltloa in 1 onday algbt. 196tl by one day IIWBith ~· <age wiDeafW Sllff~.'tralgbl AI Indianapolis. be alst will ~'·• lame los fo~J.,.·•-~ liP' compete In Men'• Doubles team --.. 1 a"''UJUUI. • Tonight, Nelsonville Will 1a ed with Dick Evans of ColumYork, who upset G'-·-~ p Y bus a CirCleville high school ..... wr ffl· ' 82 in Mtlldaf'a other opeaing teacher, who Is ranked No. B ln I'OUDd Ult. Ohio men's singles. Bor ICOrt of the NilS . 14111 Tannehill last Labor Day In l&me: er Toronto won the canadian In· NEUION'VILU!: fll8) ternational tsble tennis compeDaugherty, U-f; Hubbard z. tltion , tre Boys Uocer 16 dl· fJ.4; Rlcbards 11+22 . Pancake vision. 2+4; Harold 4+12;' Scbullz 7: Other leurn&ITH'nta . comins 1-15; Hayes J.i-71 Totals :a&- up soon he expects to enter in· 18--88. elude the Ohio lllterclties com· U:,.: MilLER · peUUoo as a member of the -u~, 4+12; Spence Z.l-5; Columbus men's team, on Jan. = a n 24-4: Frltzh 8-5-21; 22'23, and tbo Central States wu..! 0-2-Z; Thompson S.U; Open iD Detroit in February, 1.0.2: Totals Z0-!2-42, 8 N ' quar\er11 BRrriSB SOCCER 1 ~sonvlllo 15 11 46 118 LONDON (UP!) -Leeds er f II 28 i2 Unit..! soored a 1.0 English ~ league victory over ZAHLS ENTERTAIN Limpool Monday, snappina Mr and M Uverpool's IO.game wiDDlng tertained wltf:'a Ata!:n atreak, 011 a goal by Peter Christmas at tbetr ho!e Mul· Lorimer m the 15th mmute berry Ave. Guests w,;. Mr GRAND PRIX TROPHY and Mn John M Pr I' j WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. Loulavil • • · en Ice 0 ~LPI - Th Watkins Glen wuu.m'e·z:·· .:· :d Mrs. Grand Prix has been awarded Andrea nd Mildred ughters, th~ Grand P~IX ~Ivers Assoc~ , pori Mr and Mrs« Grove- a!Ion Orgaruzers Trophy . for Sm!Ut and K• Barb, Leo K. staging the. best organized and Sam,enn~ ara, Be._ world cbamp1onshlp Grand Prll 1 Y dleport. of the 196tl season. "-· (S%) Z:..:: an: I the Baseball Writers AsiiOCia- world War 11 and lhe Korean Halas sa~d the negotiating Purdue 77 SL John's:~ Y.l75 lion of America distributed 41~ conflict, against former Pr.,.. CINCINNATI IUP[) - Art ( rights to Louisiana Stale tackle ., Delaware Classic ballots ID their IO.year mem- ident Harry Tnunan and the Modell, owner of the Qeveland, George Rice were available to At Newark, Del. bers. !ale Sen. Rober\ A. Taft. Browns, told Gov. James A. I any team "which might be !First Round) Williams' name wns nesl-toRbndes, the . Stadlum Steering I interested." Elzbthlwn 74 Hndl ph.\lcn 73 1 t lis 1 Ia Favorite TarJet ColllJlllttee c1iy and county ofp . as. on a t ~ 41 p yers ftcials Monda he would do "all ~'The Bears are withdrawing , ao Amencao Tournament rellred !rom active status foc But the press was I can to hel ;, ado ted state" from the money derby, which is I AI Edinboro, Tex. at leasl .five years and eligible lavorile target of the left anothi. J.tion!'l Football g<lting ridiculous and is not <First Round; lor election for the first Ume hllllded slugger. He fr h' conductive to good squad St.Mrys <Tex1 73 Ark .AMN 57 Hi' .tow .beth on the new missed an opportunity to jibe ac ISe. morale," he said. ISt.Edw's :Tex) 67 E. Ill 66 eli!llbHily hsl ~uld nol be writers both in Boston and In Modell, whose team has led , Halas said he will work out a Lamar 104 Gus. Ad \phs 81 dasslfied as a shgbl on the sll· the other Amerlcaa LeaJUe the NFL In attendance the past llrade for the rights perhap! a : Pan American ll<i Parsons 68 lime American League balling cities the Red SoJ: vialted. two yeora, was the first team future draft choice' "or some- I lloliday Festival Tourney charnpwn, . however, becaliSe Th their owner to visit Cincinnati since Ithing,. At New York. N.Y. 1 th•Jlylayers were listed alphabe- .... : Imemo1th oWUllanu epic drive for • new stadium and Hal~s said the Bears "found <Firs I Round t lallc . Gus Zerblal wal lhe 'rreM...hg.eo ~ w 'te ' inds . a pro lootbaU franchise started. out what the other fellow was lll. 911 Geotwn 94 st man on the Jist. s 1n vue wr1 rs m m , A m 89 ' ~"II 68 Old The Third le57 when they named New He said climate was an lm· offering and it's beyond rea- · r Y ' 1 a~ova '11! .Y y k' Ml k M 11 the fact . ._ . son" Bostn CoiL 86 lolo St U. 64 e wnters once clubbed or ' c ey an • as or m cons1ucra1Ion · Provid 79 NYU 76 "knighta of th~ keyboard" by American League's most future franchiset at present. It WB! obvioiiS that Rice's Q e~ce . Wliliams must retum their ble player. Even Mantle " demands were the factor which ua t>r City To~rnament ballots b J 19 U 75 utonlshed by the choice We ncecl more sites where induced Halas to give up on his At Phlladrlpbia, Pa. cent of~ list WiW:. Williams bad bait..! .3&8 can lake our late attempta 1o sign the 2.10-pound IFirst Round I among their 10 nominees he'll won the alugglug crown an~. December tackle. I LaSalle 71 Brgh m Young 69 be only tho third Ia ;.. in sea881l. be said. Clnclllll8ti . Rice was drafted by Hooston Temple 84 StBnvnture 72 mndem tim t .P bali a mean temperature about In the rival American Football Minnesota 114 Cornell 82 of fame Ines hi: ' : eli ible Even so, lhe betting. ill stro• · three or four degreeo abovt League, and the Oilers bid illl!h St. .Jos. (Po I 95 Niagara 12 shot. Jackie Robinson andgBob that. the writers will Cleveland." for No. I pick Tommy Nobis of Clly UDiv. N.Y. Tou"'ameot Feller were h . 1962 I Williams ID the Hall of Charles Staub ·'--1•• Texas before losl= him ID the At New York, N.Y. c O!en m a on his Drst bid • ~ -e com-·· the first opportunity. Ute Red Sos WUUam will mitlee chalrman, said the group NFL' a new Atlanta team. The men doina the voting 1 more actl~e rol 'under may meet 'll!uraday with Larry were, for lha most part the long-standing IItle:, Dunning, bead of a private Jl'OIITBALL CAPITAL target of counUess verbal asaistant" lth lhe b ll group aeetdng to IIDance a $15 MADISON, Wis. (UP!) -'I'I>P II attackl by Wlllilllll8 as he starting ner.~ !e&IOD. U •he million domed atadlum In IUb- city of Green Bay compiled a .344 llletime aver- ID the HaU of Fame by the urban Blue Ash. , proclaimed by Gov. WaiTea.ll age in " " """•' !hat begaa should make 1., 1 n, 'll!e commt Kllewles Monday as .,., he wu a brash ar .. Interesting time coverlnc rled : " ~d city bave Football Capital of the World" 111 1 gangfin" . . ...., m 111'61 and Iiams and the Red Sox. ppo oa otadlum ID honor of next extended pas! his 42nd birthday ~ ~lnCro=ley :eld, home ol the Nat~l Football to the end of the 1960 oeason • nc llJ . etls who alao champiOnship game between "Bosh" and "gutless" w.;...e Till' WINNI::R would "" the n.., facfllly. the Green Bay Packer~ and Ute amona IIIe many public tenns NEW YORK (UPI) Williams applfed tD some of the Harnesa Racing Institute scribes who generally spent porte<i Monday that . more than hall their time Downing's Brei Hanover writlna about him and the rest lected 1340 97~ 111 paraes ID of it describing the Red S01. He the top m;...y winner of the was once fined a record .,000 1965 harness ncing ...,.... by_club owner Tom Yawkey for Dartmouth and Ambro Flight : spitting and making vulgar ranked secot~d and third ' gestures at booing fans and lhe respectively. ' I .:!be. J:. Steve Sullivan. but Jim Dam ' . countered with a field goal 'ta.';l !gi ve Illinois a three-point le~~ .. with 30 seconds to go. . : ·! In a comolation doubleheedN:·.· · .,,.. :uesd~.v ,1fternoon, George}p-.31 ' "· pa~r•d against NYU , . I;, VIllanova opposes Colo~ .. Slale. ·, .., '. '1!1 I (First R>und) ·•· •f 0 Queens 60 Brooklyn sa · .:;, 1 CCNY 57 Hunter 39 ,..,, Motor Cily Invitatloaal .,, , AI Delro;l, >Icb. .:~ IF;rsl Round) '"''~ W &\! 76 E K t ....., •• 11 m. . ary · en u.., " '~ O.trmt 83 Harvard 63 ~· "'· H'g E' ht T nt • · ~ :g ournome l Kansas City, Mo.. ·a:rtJ tFirsl Round) .,,J Oklahoma 58 Okla.' St. S8 Nebrnska 69 MISsouri 17 ol! Humcan• Cla81le ..,.,; At M1am, Fla. ;: . . iFirSI Roundt LouiSville. 54 Georgia Tecbu .ilii·lli'll ~hami <ria.) 81 Boston i .·h:' t Our Weekly Browns Working on Double Task in Defense of NFL Title I CLEVELAND, Oblo (UPI) -Jthey've got to rebuild to the player will bo evaUable fer actiaa. The Cleveland Brawns ore near-frenzied drive demonstraf.. 1~;:::-:::~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:::;:=;;;;;;;;;:;;:;::=::; · werklng on a double task this ed by Green .Bay ID 111 playoff I week aa they prepora to defend with the Baltimore Celts. til their National Football League Iiiia against the Green Bay The second task may be the Packers. most difficult. Gree Bay Pli'sl, they've got tD aboorb fought it out ln a hard-belling aome reshaplaJ tactics to CODteat for ita come • from • matcb the everyone-111-lhnct behind win In a gruelllog Packetl' offense and ,.cancl defensive bettie IYith a drive · ' ' thai was almoot awe-isplrlng 1D the Browns, who bave NBA Standlnp understandably let down a litUe IIJ Uaillod Pnu lldenuillonal in the five weeks &!£lei their Eastern Division croWD was Eaotera Dlvllloli wrapped up. W. L. Pet. Boston 22 1 .733 Cleveland's biggest gun, Jim ,. Claclnnatl a .IS ,129 Bl'OWII, aald the Green Bay Philadelphia 18 IS .SIS vlclory was the best thing to New York 12 31 .3M get tbo Brownin worklq bard. "Having o Now Year'• Eva liova some of.my · Woai«D Dlvlllon A Baltimore wln, ' he Kentucky Fried Cblcba. lt'o my orlfllnll noclpe 10 . W. L. Pet. mlgbl have bad the Browns lt'o teDder and tuty and finger ll"od. We do the aooldug. · 22 J8 .519 taking their quarlerbact situs- AU you have to do io pick it ap. You've probably sot lot of Loa Aagelel , 1818.488 lloa IIIIo CODBlderolloll. . hloloti~o II' bep, 10 why ·otart olll oliJA ~P.If otCtc~~yw Balllmore 11 a .421 "Now we know we haV. to . ,. SaD FriiiCOOI II II .4015 prepare ClUI'SIIlves completely," . 81. Loull llllrolt ' a .~ Brown ..id. • salt!, a.~~a. •~ co.~~lf;N·:fl·:s;!";~~~:~~:r~=:; Yort 111.. . will ~la to .boisl of . , ··. • For be the IIIII! Cleveland 101 81. Louis loti something tlial has .Vade/1 II 1Clt,tldule4) all lhla oeason. 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Old.Salem Scwietv Notes Edward s~mpso~~. 1• / M. :ru:. ~r~~ :IC Wfleome S• N OCiety otes '' I Happy : New Y.ar \Vayne \V Cited after 2Car M•IShap Carmel I I DUDLEY'S · f" GUeS fS0 f Past01 WI'fe A-- 1 Rev. and Mts. WI!Uatn Thorpe were hosts lor the annual Qlrllllnaa dinner and party of lbt ldull classes of the Syra· 1 --OIASE I Bhis .•• Bills ... Bills! COLEMAN HEATING Following Ute turkey d!nnec, devotlms were led by Mro. Thorpe. The story of The Olh· er Wiseman, was given by Mrs. ~Watson snd Mro. Mu:ine Arnold told of the origin of the pmosettla. Game~ were played under the dlrecaon of Mrs. w.atson and prizes awarded wnmers. Mro. Roy. Arm•. on behalf of the Willing Workers ~lass, presented • gift to Mrs rnold, teacher, and to Mrs. •lorpe, assistant teacher. LeAttending were Mr. and Mro. ~oyHubWhard,atson, Mrand. andMr 0 ns Mr. s. Car· .... Hayea, Mr. and Mrl. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Leo11ard Ban, Mrs, ~· Mrs. ence Frank, Miss Laura Grueser, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Stow· ar~ Mrs. Betty Roy WIDebresmer, Mrs Weaver, Mrs. Arnold, MarUn Jr. and Rev. and Thorpe and Ste\"e and Tom. And eve]1!hing keeps ,.· gettmg more expensive! I Kinderpten Clalt 11 Git~en Pflrly HARDWARE A Qu1almu }lll'ly tor Kil*larteo elau and lllOihva ol the llaelne ene Owrch with 'l'llelma dllf the bolteu, - beld Dec. 17• 'l'lle 11ouaa,.... deolntad ftr the auialmar seasoa and relreohmeola ...,. ll!t'Ved and gifts were exchanged. Attending wtre Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weddle, Mn. Lau~ Well!, Lydia Wolle, Joan Price, Carol Wolfe, Jean Wells, Gerald Wells ~~ Wels, Jimmy CUndlll, Cundiff, David Qmdlfl. Danny and Jeffrey Wolfe, Steve and SonJa lllll, Sherrie and Lori Price, Coolde Weddle, Penny Wolfe, Comlle Smllb, Ruth Ann Wolle, and Billy ManueL Not everything, Martha -·> •• •• • • •• Honan are J'illted By Carolin• Group 'l'lle &iaby School c11u of Frea Melhodlst churdl iaugbt by Mra. Gerald PuUino, '-wont 0tr1a1mu carol· lng 'l'lwraday -mg. vlaiUne bollltll Ill the community. A IOCil!l boar follawed at the Pulllu 1-. and Nlnsbmenll wn .....S by Mrl. PuiUol and Mra. Blrry aart to Barbarl KIIID, NIIIC)' GUI, Martha IIIII Lfllda Babr. 111eky Wrl&bt, '1lllnmy lllulabJ, Ills on-, Dannie Wile IIIII Dealt uti 11'11,7111 l'1IIUDI. Laurel I \ I \~',. The aame.• ffJeD w-lh aU night with jlllt ,_; leatber-ligbtel~rie blaaket., LYoar d-ar olera • variety oloolon, ,:'miracle" fabriea, a .U..-&- lin!!le 1o ldq aise. AD .tLe eleelde Llnl:e1s are wallaable- your ehoice ol. oiriiJe er Mblt -111111. Yoa'll be 1111'priood to how' litde u automatic Llaal:et oolh. ADd lheeleotricity you use eolll oaly aboala pmay a night. electric blaake1o for von•,.lf, for your family, and-as a tLousbtlul ~rr - for .. co. : OtUMIUI- ~ 01110 llfC'UIC QOMMMY .... ....... ~ Eleellle rahll re,lueed ,ain • • • ·~ . Yel, then'• - bright apot in your family I:Aidptl.,. Wbilelbe coat rlliWII hu more tblll daaltled aince 1940t, the average price . Jill' ldlowatt hour of electricity in Ohio bas Jlllll down.• (Ia tact, pemment fiswes . . . JOU JiiiJ - tbal1 people ia 32 oilier Ita'-!) MUtbemlaM•Y· '"llwn._et!IMW'le payinc 10 IDIIGb D1lft for tleotricity tban we Ulld .,,.. 'DIIfe • - ,oa are llliDIIi% tiJDir.il maalt 1111 Dtrillity. But lbe average UDlt )irlot ... IICIM!Jy ..... dun. How has altctDI'lity . . . . . . . •1111'· allctdi....,•••··W, DJdinllmJIIOII_. .. .., ••uw w pin? Obld• makeitpoaalbleto..-,......... _ elllcieutly, Your w II •stl H; hM helped; too. 'J."'IIu.. Ia Clltlt. • IDa"••• ,.,.,, triell)l · - , .............. , . , liDinf,._,........, tCOIIof Ltlblr ......... ~....., .. ,....,tull ...... -~~~ t'Jinllft ,.,. lllc•aiiAaftfNIIP .RII,_.Cfl 1h±• • cwr 1 I' ' ' Joe Bolin gave a demonstr::ttion on flower arrangement, using a .'llll•l The Rev. and. Mrs. Oils F. Cha~man of Cheshire, Route 2, are announcing the engagement and ap· proachmg marriage of their daughter, Gloria Kay, to Mr. Jerry Edward Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of Charleaton. Miss Chapman Is a 1964 graduate of Kyger Creek High school. S!Je Is presently employed at the Nationwide Insurance Company of Columbus. Mr. Brown is a 1962 grad· uate of Kyger Creek High school, and is also em· ployed in Columbuo. The open church wedding will be an event of January 1~, 7:30 in the even· ing at the Old Kygec Free Will Baptist Church, Cheshire. DEC. 28 The American Legion Auxlllary of Drew Wecster Post No. 39 will meet at Bailey's restaur· ant, Tuesday, between 6:30 and 7 p.m. for a dinn er, followed with a party and 11 gilt exchange. DEC. %9 Tht Pomeroy Shakespeare club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling, for their annual Chrlslntas party. The Wildwood Garden club will meet at the home o1 Mrs. Homer Holter Chester Road Wednesday at' 6:30 p.m. for ~ poUuck dinner. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey, Anne·St., was together lor Christmas, the first Ume In 19 years. A turkey dinner was served at noon to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalley and Kevin and Bronwyn Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dalley and Dawn, Laurie and Tom of Indio, California; Mrs. Jack Kelly, ColumbuS; Mr. and Mn. Gene Houdashelt and Bee· ky and Randy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley and B. J. and Barry, Newar~; snd Mr. and Mrs. Dalley. Jack Kelly joined the group in the evening. AtTEND8 FUNERAL Out of t.wn relatives and frlendl atlendlng 'he recent fun. eral of Michael MeKenzJe were llobert, Jl , Larry, Kermit!, and Flayd MeKeDZie, and their wives, all ol Columbul; Mrs. Clerenee McKeazle, Mr. and Mh, John Lucaa, Mr. and Mro. Henry McGu!Dea and Chesler •--McKOIIIIe, all of Chilll<othe; IV C -~ "'" Mr. Marlon Hutcbinsoo, ReaParty il•uajgyed Yllle; Mr. 81111 Mro. Carrol McTbt Racbll Otuzdl t1 Ute Kamle. Gallipolla, and Mr. and N . _ W11 tile o1 a Jlrl. Wor1by Mlllec, PL PI!Ju. ~ yaur pay!nents. Mtsa Jane Bailey, Columbus, arrived Chrislmas Eve to opend Ute weekend with her Ia!her, William R. Bailey, Gran! . St. Since September Miss Baiiey has been teaching in the Crestview Pre-School Nursery on Tulane Road. The Crestview Is one of 12 pre-schools of the Council lor Retarded Children of Franklln County. The program is a doovelopmental approach to a gulded program of social educationa! and physical activities lor trainable pre-school •10 ...,. larded children in the age group from 2\1 to 4 years. Mlos Bslley retorned to Columbus Sunday evening. Also vlsiUnl with Mr. Bailey were his SOD, Clarence, and sons Richard and Michael, ol Springfield. !!W .. _ _ ITY OAN ALL SIZES AVAILABLE! Supply Co. King ved by the hostess assisted by her children. During the social hour Sanla paid a surprise vis· it. Attending were Ute above """' ., Spends Chmtmm With her Father and get along much bettw In '66. Made of fine furniture quality kiln-dried hardwood. Smoothly sanded and ready for finishing. Brass fer· rules and heighth adjusters. names drawn for the corning ytar. A dessert course was ser- A BAVII'IGS CO. 358 Second Ave. Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. RING IN THE NEW WITH CLOVER FARM'S LOWER Resolved 1:o SAVE IVIO liifljJ IF YOU'RE REALLY RESOLVED TO MAKE YOUR FOOD DOlLAR STRETCH FURTHER IN 1966 THEN GET IN'l'O THE CLOVER FARM SHOPPING HABIT. NO DECREASE IN SAVINGS! I I BUT A FINE INCREASE IN QUALITY - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICED FOODS I TUPPERS PLAINS PRICES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st FOR A 'THRIFTY '66!" BONUS BUY IUnf!ll Strike• in Christmas Day dinner guesls Pickeru Familie1 Dailey Famdy .. Together Chriltmm thrifty.,.,....,.._ Call'-_. TAPERED LEGS bles. The travellng prize donal· ed by Mrs. Bill Brown was awarded to Mrs Bruce Davis. Games were played under the direction of Mrs. Tom Martin and secret pals were revealed with a gilt exchange and new Chee1ebrew1 Have Holiday Guestl ol Ute Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew were Mro. J. B. Jlayes, Mrs. Bertha Roush, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford and son, Gregory. The ef Mrs. Clifford Hayes . and the large birthday cake, a alii of Mr. Hayes, centered tba diD· table which was covered a Cbrislntas cloth. There a gilt exchange around the tree and &!Ita presented to Mrs. Hayes. . Other holiday guesla of Ute Rev. and Mrs. Cbeesebrew in· eluded Mro. Lllllan Stellf and JOllllllfl and David Boone, • , , Don't hlsltate to IIIIIL ...... .. ~cut One UNFINISHED HARDWOOD madonna and Christmas bau- GLORIA KAY CHAPMAN 1 pazto fwllle , _ . . . . . . lite. 1L Tbt boslo . . Wll 'lll1llilll Omd!!l. 'l'blnWIII ........... and retJwllm ill IMrftd IIIII Jll'la - .., <ml W'GIIa, Ju. "" llnollllll Yarrllll'olle. l11ihll IIIII lin. ..... rll W'ollt, Br-. ~11 IIIJmu, Jlulll.6a lilt Jkaliitlotif - - Bract; laalll Prlot IIIII .. llllll-. lxperts ....... .,JIOW Is the ... It aqua,. up and make a 1 lfart. Cl.an up bills and ::: .:""lfldnf1 In one CDIRWif II • ava '-to pay aut and ••• for JOUI'Ielf 011 pay .,.. ~chmemberbrou~tand~~~Sh~erry~!H~~~e•~·~Mr~s.~K~cl~th~~~~~:::::::::=::::::=: played her madonna. M r •·II •• c· Al,v,NDAR I' 1 _SQUARED AWAY * · ~!... :: Roush's Shoe Store •••• 1 eel grace, i 1 ~ I r, i· .• 'I" ' ~- . ;' / .. .. I• • I,-> SO('}AL -bei'l WANT TO GET PRE INVENTORY SALE --==::______________ Nuarene church. The bqma waa decorated in keepIIIII Wllb the holiday season. •ere seated at Ia· b1eo with Chrlotmas covecs and centered with Chriotmas arranpnentl Rev. Thorpe ask· DOWNING INSURANCE ... A ploy, '"1111 11m, Dark Nlcbt.'' - prtiiODied by Leon11'11 Lylill, Mike Wrilb~ Kar· ~ Soulsby, Kay lloW,U, I lllidlley llalley, Darla and N111-l q GDI, auu-1es D1eb1, Sherry, lllcty, ~ and Terry Clerk, Loll Peters. Dlrlene Mlehatl, , Debbie Jellera, Martha and Linda llabr, Barbara and ltellh IQell!, Becky Wright, Dllmll Gilmore, Barllara and Dl.- Lewia, Greg Eblln QU'Is. ' 1111 Bailey, Matthew Napper, , Mra. limy Clark, Mrl. Irene i Ban.; and the youUt choir : Mrs. Lewis Fox recited I •willie and Annie's Prayer," ' lllil prayer by Clinton Napper clased the program. The youth eholr then went caroliltf and Mrs. Fox, assisted hy Mrs. 114y Howell, 'served refreshments to lbt lfOllp at her home. Ale -- I .... Adult Classes w: F• A ti' · At Bar Filed \l'"h C It ourt b1 1 $3.ooup . N SocJety otes 'nle Rutland l"rlendiy Card· · !14ward Birchfield, Mro. · ent. Others attending were Terlllerl .club dined at 6:30 p. m. Charles Carson, Mn. Don ry Miller Sandy Taylor Jano at the MarUn Restaurant Wed- rison, Mrs Harvey O'Dell Mr1. Wise Pa~a O'Dell ~n and nesday. Harold Sauer, Mro. Jim Thom- - a r y Rice K~ SUther· . u, Mrs. Vernoo Weber and land llomla Weber and IJe!l. Following dinner the group Mrs. Fred Williamson. ble GatOL met In the home of Mro. Robert Snowden. Membera rellpollded to roll call wiUt Utolr LiUle Helpen 4-H favorite caroL A report elven on the winner• in the Club .Entertained Chrlstmal contest. Litter The Mothers' Little Helpert rels wece ordered. It was I •f.erlltalned In Rutland were ported that 150 was made on 1 • with a Chrlslmas par• the Christmas bazaar. ty at the home of their advisor, NOW IN PROGRESS Snowden and Mrs. Carl Morris Mrs. Vernon Weber, last week. look Christmu arrangements A carol sing and lilt exchange , Blrgolnt For All for December to Ute County were held during the evening Tha Family Home. around the lifllted tree. Games were played and oriZ·II A paper on Madonnas was es awarded to Cheryl H•1tchin·ll pretented by Mrs Bruce May. soD, Beverly Thompson, Middleport adlat ..... W'ltlnoldq - CORSAGE 11 Martin, Meets at Snowden Home Dlpe Sm(Ut 'li<llld tho Chrlslmas prngram ef llle l.aurtl cull Free Metb- wlllflll, . •. :·=a::·:~ : :/~~::~ rhose pres Friendly Ganl8ners Club Oines at ,c ¢1turclt Progtom GIV,en Wednesdav >I ::::..~·~~= 1ar, Mrs. MarviB SENDHiiA .;. .Persons. entering Holzer !los· Mrl. PaUl A. Sellen p1lal dunng the last 24 hours J k Wiltshire of Huntington with Marjorie Grimm leadiltf · PLEASANT- Tbe elec· ma~a':.:e.Air.;:.~.: PT PLEASANT - Clyde B. included: Marcus J. Magnus· wa:ctbe weeltend pest of his tho devotional period. Edna Barry F. Erlew!Dt bU beell of Frank J. NUIIlJsb as a atrmaa, a IN! IJ'Iduate ol Mc~ne, 68, Ripley Road, Pt. se~, ~9 !~tb ~vei~~~~r~~~d mother, Mrs. Harry Wiltshire Ptckeno gave: pro~ ~tb ill with nu and. ..,...ucations. lrector ol The Panlasote Com- Wallarna 111gb School ID Ma.. Pleasant died Monday 3:30 a. a ·De~wo~ Ruth Parsons and sioter, Mro. Norman Hoov· fourteen mern s pre!!!ll · e He Ia under Ute dGc:ttr'a care. was recenUy IUIIIOUIICell 011, w. VL, ......,~~y eemplet. m in Jfulzer Hospllal He had Ave.; ra ' er White Cross quota was report. Mr and Mr1. Evau J!om. A. Wyman, chalrman. ell ballo lrabliDI a1 Lacklaa<l ~n seriously Ill lor· the paot l9ti Adelaide Dr.; Mrs: ~~ i,n., Jane Ann Powell, who ed filled. eroy ·and her Jllllthao 'vlaltad weeks L. Wickline, Mercm:VJ • 15 empl~ in ColumbuS, spent Mr. and Mrl. Brian. Slmpsnn Mrl. Anna E. 'l'urller and llber> Nunllsh Is President, AFB, Tn. three · Rt.; Morris R. Marlin, Ewing· the weekend with her parents, are announcing· the birth of a ry 8 recent Sunday. Executive Offic~ aod a 11 1112 t£2i:!IW11!1BIUOIIillllllmtlltl.r.m;:; A retired employee of Somer· ton, Mrs. Perry A•. Sayre, Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. son, Darwin Scott. Maternal Miss 1belma Minor and Mill ~~~~of the Worthington Cor· ville Motor ComJ>:'•Y and more nu;kle, w. Va .. ; LewiS E. ~yre, Steve Cleland, student at grandparents are Mr. and Ml'!l. Lavone Sehrider of K1aptlln, iii He is also a director 0M80 recently a part-tilDe clerk lor Gnmms Landing, W. Va., Mrs. IOhio Univerolty, Athens, Ohio, lo Ralph Badgley, Tuppero Plains recenlly were weekend p!llll ALSO Alco Products, Incorporatseveral local businesses. He was Harold A. Bright, Rt. 2 Pt. spending the Christmas vacation and paternal grandparents ere of the formec'a eouaJn Mrs. BLOOMING l't.AMTI . and~o~f~E~lec~lrle~Macbinery born March H, 1897, in Char· Pleasant; Diane Karen Turner, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson, Balnche NelsoiL ' Company, Wor· lesion, a son of the late F. F. Pt. Pleasant; Vesta Lynn Bone- Frank Cleland. Racine, They vlaltad Sunday an.-n ADD CHI!I!It 10 and of and Ada C. Hoffman McLane. cutter, Pt. Pleasant; Laverette Philip Roberts, atudent at OU Mro. Gerald Simpson and 100 lvltb anotller COILilD, Mr. and · Con He was a member of the 't'rin· L. Roush, Middleport; Mrs. Har· is spending bls Christmas vaca- a weekend in Columbus. Mro. Gerald Minor. THI NIYf YIAit Electric Mach· • ity Methodist church, where he old K. German, Long Bottom; Uon with his mother. Mrs. Mro. Bob Good!! and eb1ldren Company Limited a n d was very active in church af· Danny Eugene Grueser, Rt. I Francis Roberts. ol aun-Jeston are IJI"""I"i a torihl"'!toD lnt~aUonal, Inc!. lairs including being a member Minersville; Mro. Donald J. Miss Margaret Sellers has ~ lew daya with bll' molber, Mrs. MUMioAZAI lAS He Is active In professional FT. PLEASANT- Judith Ann of the churCh choir, official Eanes, Middleport; Mrs. Char· Philip Roberts, sudent a OU, Anna E. Turaer and Sborry, .d trade organizations and is Osborn, 25, Wayne, W.Va., was board of the church and the les L. Worner, Pomeroy; Hom· returned home titer spending a The Frazlec faml}f that bad , rrentl a director of the clled for !allure to have vehiCle Methodist Men. I er Goodwin, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; .ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hents Pin• been living on wllat Ia knnwn Iii ' y Gas Association and under control followmg a two Vernard David Edwards. Ponr ion of Kettering and other relaas the Wayne Lyle place re~:::r and a momher Or the car mishap Monday afternoon He also was a member of eroy; Mrs. David L. Hill.' Ra· lives and while their made torned to Michigan due to Mr. "annin council of the Ameri- o~ Jeffers~n-av. The Osburn ve-l the Mmturn Lodge No. 19 AF cine; Mrs. Harold Coyan, Jack- applicatiOn for work in ~n. Frazer•s health. • Mg t A 'at'on h~ele ran mto the rear of a car &AM or Pt. Pleasant, the Lafoy· I son· Raymond Crotty, Hunting- She is the daughter of Rev. and ndl Miss Pam Wilson who Is a 1 1 Cl 1 1 Serv1111 the Bit Bend . "'" anagernen ssoo 1 · driven by Robert E. Chapman, ette White Shrine of Gallipolis, ton.' w. Va.: Mrs. Harold New- Mrs. Pool A. Sellecs, Racine. Car rc e s spe ng 8 student at Morehead College Area ' Mr Nunlist was born in C<> Rt. L Glenwood. Chapman com· OES chapter 75, Pt. Pleasant, I land lronlow Bert A Fannin A turkey dinner preceded the days leave from the ~e~ce in Kelltucky Is spending her imb~s Obio, in 1913 and start· plained of neck and back in· and the Gallipolis Knights of Py.l Ash!~nd, Ky.: Mrs. C~rllns meeUng of the Booster SUnday ~th his~ts;w_~· a~ s. hollday vacation with her par5tN.2ndA,...ue ill his business career asian JUry. .thias Lodge. ILynch, Athens; Mrs. Edward School cla8S on Thuroday even- T':;y ::.~were·~ ~~ay ~ts, Mr. and Mro. Marvin Mlddlopei't, o•. ~c~untant With the Arne~ can Propertydamagewasestirnat- Surviving is his wife. Vera Wlppel. Huntmgton. W.Va ., Ro- mg. Christmas Carols were School SUnday. The offering for Wilson. la.ad1ator and Standard Sarutary ed at $I300 to tht two cars by Fadeley McLane. 1bert w. Byers, RL 2 Jackson; sung aod the membel'l each the Otterbein Home wds ~JIB. Mrs. Effie Hoosier has pur----- --9>rporation. whJ!e attending c .. Sherill's department investi· . . 1 Mrs. Paul M. Crabtret. Rt. 3 gave a Chnstmas reading. A Roy Van Meter of Morning tmbl~ UwverSlty. He. reSides gating officers. Funeral servtce w1ll be held Oak Hill ; W11tiam E. Scott, gilt exchange under a lighted Star spent Salurday evening Ill LiVJngston, N. J. wtth his Arrests listed at the counly Wednesday at 1 p. m. m the I Jackson: Mark B. Dalton, Jack· tree was enjoyed and a gilt with Carl Circle. , fllni)y. jail for the past :14 hours were Crow . Russell Funeral Home son; Mrs. Nancy Rhodes, Char· was presented to the teacher, Mro. Hattie Powell and Addle Paul E. McDaniel, 41, Pt. Pleas· with the Rev. C. s, Thompson lesion, W. Va. ; Leonard Mar· Mrs. Rodny Gr1mm and one lo of Portland called on Mrs. Mary ant, assault and battery war· officiating. Bur1ai .W1II he m the cum, R. 3 South Pmnt; Mrs. the assistant teacher, Mrs. Bov· Circle SUnday afternoon. :Pantasote Ea1'118 rant ; Von S. Stewart, 35, Ms· Spring Hill cemtery at Charles· Ralph Cherrington. Rt. 4 Jack· ey Sayre. Chrlslmas cards were Mrs. Laura Elselstein and Sarvl111 Mtl.. County Sl- 1161 son, charged with breaking and ton. Friends may all at the son; Sarabeth Lutz, Ironton; sent to Mro. Mary Beaver and son, Cecil, of Pomeroy called :4 Per Cent in '65 entering. funerai home. Thomas V • Hill. Jackson, on Dana and Paul Moore SunPOINT PLEASANT _ The 1Mrs. William 0. Plummer, day. day afternoon. Pantasote Company Directors ' Jackson; Mrs. Cora A. Slav· Dlscbar1ed Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor of bave declared 4 per cent stock IVe C ODS HAVE GUESTS ens. Jawckson: Mrs: Donald W. Mrs. Ray~ond . Broyle.': Athens spent the week end at AGENCY, INC. dividend for 1965, payable JanMr. and Mrs. Denver Carman I Leedy, RL I Oak H1ll : Mrs. Or·J Jane E. Erwm, Wlillsm B. Gil their country home. 1 and sons, Bruce and Dannie, lyn Hineman, Rt. 1 Scottown. oogly, Mrs.. Martha Keeton, Mr Bill Chlld1 Rodllef Downl111, Aoenfl ...,- 1.11 19116, to stockhoki<rs 'ol record at the close of busiPeach Fork Road, bod their Grant Loog, Mro. Larry L. Tay· . !.ess on January 7, 1966. Frac· son and family, Gary Carman Births , lor, Mrs. David I. Wellman, O.ES .met Saturd:"Y rught lor lions will be setUed in cash , and children, Rhonda and Don· Mrs. Orlyn Hmeman, Rl. I Mrs.. Edward Wippel, Bert A. !bell' regular meltiDg & ChrlstOccording to a company an· ald of Columbus as guests l~r Scottown, son, 4.09 a.m. MOD· Fannm. mas party. ·~"""'"""'"""""""""'"""!!!!!!!!!l!l!!I!!!!!!B!!I!!!!!!!!!I!!I!!!!j!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!~· llOUDcement. . . the hoiiday. Bruce and Danme day, Mrs. Donald W. Leedy, Rt. : Mr. c. Wyman, Chairman of PT. PLEASANT - F1v~ CIV· are the two younger children I Oak H11!, daughter, 6.24 a.m. • lbe Board, called attention to 11 actions hove been flied m the of the Carmans. Mrs. Gary Car· '· Monday; Mrs. Dav1d L. Hill, !he large expansion program off1ce of the Crrrwt Clerk w1th 1man phoned her mother, Mrs. I ~."· son, 2.5il p.m. Monwhictl is well under way with Diversified Savutgs and Loan Mury Yudivich, New York city, , lbe opening ol a 50 million c mpany, Hunting.ton, plaintiCl Christmas Day when Mrs. Yudi· · pounrl resin plant at Point Plea· in four of the achons concern· vich celebrated her birthday. ;ant and tile soon to come on ing payment of prmrussory stream new compound facility notes. at p~c, N. H. The Company Each of the four actions seek TRIAL DATE SET is a basic manufacturer of poly· judgment against the defend· PT. PLEASANT - Howard •• ~inyl chloride resins, compounds ants m tht au~ of $364.80 mter- Erwin, 45, Southside. indicted ISA_L_E_S_ & SERVICE • Ji]m, and sheellllg,. est ~d costs. Defendants m the by a Mason County Circuit . ••• four actions are: Robert L. and Court grand jury on a felony Lajena Harper, Rl. 2, Letart; charge of fnrgery, appeared In i ASK TO WED Alvin and Marcella Harris, Rl Circuit Court Monday with his : PT. PLEASANT - Three 2 Pt. Pleasant; James S. and court appointed attorney Cecil i«>uples h.ave made· application• Caroline Meadows, 1311 VIand B. Deen and entered 8 plea of ~ marnage llceuses in the Stree~ Pl. Pleasant; Joseph H. innocent to the Indictment. Trl· !of!lce of the County Clerk. Ap- and Beverly Forbes, Rt. 2 Pl. al date of January 31 1966 was !plying were: Claude Edward Pleasant. set !swain, Jr., II, Gallipolis, Ohio, The filth action Is styled Da· • • .. isnd Evelyn YvoDDe Cook, 18, vid Grindstaff vs. Billy Ray ;Pt. Pleasant; Charles Da o lei Ward, New Haven and plainPleasaot Valley Hospital ~Neal, 23, West Columbia, and till demands judgment of $9,· ADMIT1'ED - Janet Green, Horold Chaso, Mtr. lJennie Lou Priddy, 2.4, Mason; 941.00 with interest and eosts Plmy ; Osburn Stewart, Po.nt Mlddlapolt iRonald Edward Springer, 24, lor gonds claimed sold, deliv· Pleasant. Locust St. !Kanauga, Oltlo, and Rosella ered, work and labor perform· DISCHARGED - Emma SUe I Phont WY 2-2511 !wray, 20, Apple Grove. ed. Kincaid. Point Pleasant. 19 FMMetlot/lsf I HI-C DRINKS Serious lllness has strock In the family of Mr. and Mrs. Rl· chard Pickens. They received word thai his ~rather. 8U1 Pickens of Baltimore, Md. Is oeriously ill in a hospital with a heart condition. He trulfered severs! heart attacb earller tbl5 year. Ha 15 a former real· dent of Mlddlepart and graduale of Middleport HiSh School They also leamed that Mn. Plekens's brother-!J).Iaw, c. J. Cummings of Blngbampton, N. Y., is bospltallf.ed as the '":~II of a heart attack. He is 1 ried to the formr eresaa Webb. Mr. Pickens and his sister, Mrs•. Paul Kautz, .,. leaving todaJ lor Baltimore. ORANGE AND GRAPE 46oz. TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE (Konnolh Davit) SKINLESS BONUS BUY SILVER FLEECE LB. KRAUT FOR YOUR NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY, WE HAVE A LINE OF FRESHLY SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS• NO.2% CANS BUY AFULL ASSORTMENT OF YOUR FAVORITE VARlET CUT JUST THE WAY YOU LIKE THEM. BONUS BUY PRIDE SALTINE CRACKERS CLOVER FARM STORE SPECIALS HUNT'S TOMATo sAuc• _ _ _ _ .... 1Oc SHIDO'S CRIAMY PIANUT lUTTER - - - 12 oz. 39( COFFIE MATE 01. 69( 1or 79c LB. BOX INSTANT CRIAMIR - - - 11 APPIAN WAY PIZZA, PLAIN, 12V. BY REQUEST Robinson's Clune"' RUTLAND, OHIO can VISIT GARDENS Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hill, Racine, Route 2, were recent visitors at the Cape Coral Gar· dens, Cape Coral, Fla. While there they attended the Walt~gn Waters Show and also the Por· poise Show. Cape Coral is tocated on the West Coast of Flori· da, 7 miles from Fort Myen. PLAN OBSERVANCE Th• sittb annlveroary of Rev. Samuel Jackson as paster of the Naomi Baptist clturcll wUI he observed at the church Thurs. day, at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Jlob. ert Butcher of Frost wm be guest speaker. The public Is m. vi ted. RUl'LAND BONUS BUY Pomeroy NESCAFE INSTANT UIY TIIMI .•• COFFEE -Mr. 1P oz. w.u., 2 01. _ APPIAN WAY PIZZA, CHII$1, 14 OL 2 ~or69c LOG CAitN ., ONIONS VIRNON SALAD OLIVIS _ __ -rrnrn-r FRENCH FRIES .1~)... CABBAGE SYRUP CHEF'S CHOICE \ ·- FRESH CRISP 3 FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE Ml %geL ClriOft �·,- ........ ' 1 .. •f '' ._.-1 ,. '- ' . ,· 1) \ -,.. . ' '• Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board· YEAR END men!. Charles Lyons, Mason. I W. Va. 773-5611. HOUSE, S room• and Pomeroy, easily heated. of high water. 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Aadrew PII'SOIII 2:55 News Beat f :00 Dilcinl wltll Dod t·ll ho J:OO Mid Way Mat!neo Uti Radio R I 0 • ..........,. ' """• S:!o News Seal 8' 00 Suadonnl Serelllde i :llll News Roundup UO Oiscing wllll Do!l I: li Sip Off l:ll Sip OIJ uo lnlerohani• 7 Larry Sbow it':35 ll It' .. Andersoo 1 a...... By ART SAN:SOMI 01-1. I'V! 8EEN "'ROUNO SOME! �., ' "' \ • : . .. · .. a-Dally SlnUnel, Pomeroy-llldclleport. 0., Dee. Sl, 1881 'r· .. . . ' were CIU'IStmBa Day . l'ln- lsi. class Pete werner o! Chll" b stationed Ill tile ~ Ram lestoo, S. C. TillS wa~ hts first area. ~ ~:soedeountl:: QlDner 111r1 and attended 1111 guests of her parents, Mr. and men's ChristmBB party, Mainly About Peonle In Pc;merov . La;;:•c'kM~h~-lsHIDB spe~i at~ Around And About Middleport !!'!U:: :~~~ Mrs. Mg,;_.::: : : : with hiS parents Chrlstma: cards seni to 'Spr~ngs I Mctsa cin~atf wi~ Mrs v wn- weekend In Bucyrus with her Mr. and Mra. William Houck him. ·--- ,_ f n ID . • wb I th Mr J E Carson and and daughters Carol Bethy Mr. and Mra. Gar... ~r ,_,. IS tiS liam Stoecker,[ her :~.;,y 0 s~st::· Mis~ Ruth' Carson. and Lynn of Marion, 'and Mr: nolds of Lebanon, Ohio, came The annual Christmas pro- Claus," ""' JiveD by ~ JuD. el " recoverm~ rom n ~lle Mls~ Barbara Morgan, stu- and Mrs. Robert Milch and Monday for a villi with her aram o1 the Rock Springs Melh- lor class taught by Mra. Ed~~ Rev end Mrs. WIU1am Th;rpe . Co~- : Mra. ~:~!ar~:sts elf';.= ::~ ho~ay gue!~ denl at Ohio University, is children, Steven and David of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul odist church was held Christ- ·Abbot\. Parl1Cipltlng were "l 1111d Steve and Tom 0 1 yra-1 urn were ou ·• nd Mr nd' th h !'day acation Wheeling W Va were holiday Grueser. mas eve llllder direction of Mrs. dle Abbott, 'tommy Ball, Rlcky .cuse and Mrs. C. L. Arnold of her sister, Mrs. Garen Stans- of her p~rents, Mr. a s. sp_e mg e r ;~d fa.:ilv Mr guests or' their p~rents, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Edgar Reynolda l!arold Blackston. . Gaul and Bpbby Blackaton. A were Sunday dinner guests of bury. They also VISited with Earl Kmght. With her slste M ad 'and Mrs P L Mitch and Mr and spen~ ChristlnBB In Morgantown, Harold Biackston, assistant\ QUIITiet of boys, Jell Folmer, I Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Susan- I his sister and family, Mr. and Kenneth Cale, who has been and Mrs. Dan e ow J~h.-Sclnes. Mr•. and W.Va. with their son lamsuperintendent, announced the I Chuck Bartels, Randy Sheets ' na. :lliss Alice Euler called ~- Mrs. George Sklllller and fam-~ on a lour ofhsea du~ ~:th ~e c~dren. d Mrs Glenn Lambert Mrs: Mitch also heard from ll)' Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynoldl program which opened with ihe ', and Rodney Hysell sang, "Joy ! during the evemng. Ily at Rock Sprmgs, U.S. Navy, as JOI:;. sfwh e r. 8 ~11 ·.th the' daugb- their son Larry Mitch who and chUdre" hymn, uoh, Come All Ye Faith- : to the World,u ad "I Heard • Sadler Miss Carolyn Searles, Colum- l and family at the me o er are VIS ng .wl 1f ~ • ' . ! !'' with Mary Francis as :The Bells on Christmas Day.••, Mr. and Mrs. Harry !bus came Thursday for the mother, Mrs. Max Roller. ter and famaly, Mr. and Mrs. ;:anist and Mrs. William Rad- I A white gift offering was tak- I of Bridgeport and Mr. and ~rs. ' Ch;istmas holiday weekend Holiday weekend guests of ' George Doolittle and children, lord. organist, 'BOd prayer by , en and sent to the Methodist ; Paul Grues-e~ of Mld~~~po~: ~r~ I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~eo Kermedy and ~onme and. Steve, in erea _ dur~ Mrs Wllliem Grueoer followed i Children's home and the Home Christmas dmner gu s . . Leo Searles and Mr. and Mrs. Karen Gregg mcluded Mr. and mg the holidays. b1 ~ reading from Luke 2 by I for the Aged at Wilmington. Bentz Wolfe. . ' Robert craig and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Clarence Bailey and sons, Holiday wook~nd guests _of M1ss Ruth Ann Bailey, i The play, "Kay's ChristmaS ' Mr. and Mrs. ~~e Justis left Craig. Sunday L. D. Hartinger, Richard and _Michael, Mr. _and Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge MemNEW Thr~e recitations were given \ Vision," was presented by Mrs. 1Sunday. for Plamvdle, Ind. af~ Mrs. Searles and Jennifer Craig Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, Springfield; hart were their daughter and by the Beginners class taught Amos Leonard, Mrs. Walter . t~r spending the past ~o.nth took Miss Searles to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West family, Mr. a~ Mrs. John Il l' Mr". Radford including, Wel- W~rs, Becky. and Mary Lou , with her mother, .Mrs. VIctor_ Miss Mary Phillips of Ne~ Jefferson; m,td Mr. and Mrs. Mayer and cbtldren,. S.berl and come. by Stephanie Radford; Radford, Conme Radford, Bet- Young Sr. Mr. J~stLs who grad Haven, w. Va. spent the holi- Michael Ohlmger and son, Mi- John of _Columbu~. Jommg them Little Baby Jesus, Christy i!:v- ty Leonard. Donna and suzan- , uated from lnd1ana Tech De- day weekend with Mrs. LilliP.n chael, of NelsonvJlle. for Clmstmas dmner were Mr. ans. and A Splendid Idea, P~m na Partlow, Diana WeyersmiU-: cember 4, ~as ~ccepte~ emplo.y- McGhee. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ~~nes and Mrs. James.Fugate of Pom~ Evans. _ 1er, Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Shar- 1 ment as e.~tf!cal engmeer With Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and daughter, Barba.ra, ~lSJt~ eroy. Hecit:~tiomJ by the Primary on Brawley, Kathy Abbott, ! the Republic Steel Corp. , and children Dennis, Dean, sunday in Athens With his SIS· Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein and class taught by Mrs. Norman and Harold Blackston and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Da~.son ' Donne., oaH~s. and Duane ter, Mrs. Dorothy Dandakis and Mr. F. M. Fugate were CbrlstWeversmiller, were You'll Have daughter. Sherrie. of New Haven, W.. Va. VISited ' ---- · · - - - - - Mr. E. W. Jones. mas guests of Dr. and Mrs. A Part. Bobby Ball: The Reas- '1 The Lord's Prayer In candle- Sundoy e~ening,. With Mr. and Entertain FamUies Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson Marlon Fugate and family in on [s Quite CJtmr, Judy Rad- light by Miss Betty Leonard Mrs. Oms Hams.. . : of Athens were Christmas Eve Athens. lord: A SeC'fet, Bruce Black- and Mrs. Blackston, and the . Mr. and Mrs. Philip ~dford: D' dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner ston; S~aking of Boys. Brian hymn "Silent Night'' closed the ' and.daughte'.' Stephame we~~ ~ At Buffet lnner Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones and children, ~orth Robinson, Ktssee : l'he Answer. Christy program, after which Santa ar- · Chnstmas dinner guests of h Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Kautz en- 1and daughter, Barbara. spent the holidays here with H)·sell. and No Better Way, Vick Rev. C. Melvin Alkire, silent 1/ Is. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Clarence . tertai.ned their families at a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abbott. reo. \. Sargent, R~cme. holiday buffet dinner at their Crouksville, were holiday guests Turner. Following a song, Carol of Mrs. Esh~ !t1"08 ~~/~~t Su~- home in Columbus Sunday. At. of her father, Mr. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones ' th.- Drum, by the youth choir. day for a VISit wit re 8 Jves m: tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wen· Clark. and Mrs. Lena McElhinny were o play, "A Message from Santa 0 I N';'rk.M H'JJ r' C 1 b s dell Kautz, Cllester; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Christmas Day dinner guests IS I Itssth arhyl'd I 0 k odumuth I Mrs Charles Pickens and son, of Columbus spent the holiday of Mr. ad Mrs. Ira Butcher spen e o 1 ay wee en WI · Map 1e 'I · ht s ·m Cleve· with their daughter, Susan, a and eh'ddr tn, J udy and J'un. Slark on Job as 1 ts M d Mrs E J : Bruce, r:etg ·h IVen n anf . . ' )land ; Mr. and ~rs . Warren teacher in the Pomeroy Schools, Holiday di.n.nt;r guests of Mr. 1H~~l paren • r. an Boiler )nap~f'tor , Christopher Alan Vaughan. ln- 'Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Pickens. Brook\•.!lle; Mr. and and with his father, Mr. Rob-~ and Mrs. Wilham T. Grueser rant soil of Mr. and Mrs. George . dau hter, Miss Mary Hill and Mrs. Barbar~ P1cken~ ~rs. Elo- , erl Harris, Sr. and daughter Debbie were Mr: Hobert F. Slack, son of Mrs. ! vaughan, Chillicothe, received the~ randdaughter, Carol llill da ·webb, ~iddleport, and ~1r. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas and Mrs. Robert Jay, Colum _ o\(1:> Slack and the late John ; the sacrament. of baptism at the : were ~hristmas dinner guests and Mrs. Bill Thomas of ~as- and children, South Charleston, bus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bran o. Slack of Syracuse. has l United Methodist church during f M d M C K N se on, W.Va. and Barbara, RICh- Ohio are spending the Christ- non, Mlddleport;;end Mrs. Theo('ump!eted a three monlhs 'l the worship service Sunday i 0 d ~~ rs. . ' ea 1ard and Jill Kautz. . rras'ho\idays with their parents, dore Grueser, Minersville. Nurst in boiler inspection and morning. Mr. and Mrs Bi11)' an, 1 amdJYM· R HIt d' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pl~k· 1 M~ and Mrs Forrest Bachtel Visiting during the holiayl!l 0 · <:!.· t the Hartford ,St earn 1 Joe Spencer of Wilmington· were ' A~~ r. All an rs. an 1. ens were Ch ns · ·tmas Dav. dm- 11 and• ram i!)' Carol • • de ~tgn J· . oy d erEdd., Bachtel and w1th Mrs. ames Murray were u 'I I t· dI . nn e:-~, .mice an tc f th . and fam ' . . M fW ~ut er ns~ec Jon an n!'>urance · the godparenl~. Thirty • two wer~ Christmes dinner guests ~er guests o e1r son . • Forrest Bachtel, Middleport, her son W1lham . urray o orWith DeW v~Coil reinforced <ompany lD Clev~land. , ~embers of the Vaughan fam- o( his mother, Mrs. Homer Hol- ~ tly, M~. and Mrs. Jan Hau~k and Mr. and Mrs. William Mat·· thington, Ky. Fn~y, her dauedge ••• 1mooth. tuftle•• On Dec. 1 and .. ,_J:te took the Jly attended the service. i ter Calling in tht evening were and children, Brent and. Bren a lack, Chester. daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. 1Ieeping surface and attracNJttonal ~a~d b~Jler inspect- T~ organ prelude- by Tom . Mr~ and Mrs. Raymond Freck- in Columbus and remamed for Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. Randolpb .Ward and Mr. ~nd tive 1turdy woven tickinr. ors ex.ammatJoo m. ~lumbus ! Baker opened tbe service, fol- er of Tuppers pfains. Ule weekend. of Waverly are spending the Mrs. W}ham Dow and childE~:h·a-heavy inneraprinl <~nd hns been co~ssto~ed by I lowed by the hymn, ''W it h Mr. lind Mrs. John M. Pren-1 holidays at their home in Mid- ren, Kathy and Susan of Ravconat~ction proyidel Arm.. healthfuloupport. th~ Slate of .Ohio to msped ·, Gladness Men of Old," scripture tice or Louisville, Ky. spent the I WEDDING DATE SET - . die ort and with their daugh· enswood, ~- Va. bmlers, machinery and. pre.s-l.sentenres and invocation by the I holiday wee-kend with her sis- ! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pa.rk I and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Mayes iss~ Made by a maker of lht $79.110 "Pedoct Sloepo('l M.ur~ure vessels. He IS workmg m Rev. C. Melvin Alkire. silent ; ter and hrolher-m-law, Mr. and er of Syracu~e are an~ouncm~ l Victor Hannahs and family, tng the holiday season in Luna \ht> Akron area wher.e he plans prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. A. M. Zahl ond with Mr. ' the. approachmg 1mamage to, Pomeroy. Mrs. Charles McNP- with her son and family, Mr. PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME tu move after ~e flr.st of the Collegt students end guests and Mrs. Leo K. Smith and fam- their daughter, Nancy J:nMr mee an . Mr. C. H. Wise, Sr. and Mrs. William Mayes and year. ~e ls_now hvlng ID Tolf<i:o. I stood and were introdliC'ed and ily, Middleport. They came to Roger Lee Adams, son and other relatives. children. I With hiS Wife, the former Pns- welcomed by the pastor. . attend the baptism of the Smith I and Mrs. Bobby Joe Adams~ M' s d s· pson Co- Holiday guests of Mr. and Third Floor Furniture (·,ill~ Padgett, of San. Diego, Respon sive reading of The : tri lels. )I ~acine. The ope.n chu_rch w ISS ~n ra n~~ the holi- Mrs. G. G. Werner were Mr. Calif .. and his twe chlltren, .Da- King of .Glory, lhe (;\on a I ~rs. Pier<'e Rice 1eft Sunday , dmg and rr.ceptmn w~~~e ~mb~ih I~P:aren~s. Mr. and and Mrs. George Durst and nd fnd Robyn. Mr. Sack 1s a Patri, srr1pture reading of I.>eu- for her home W<Jshington 0 i event of Dec. 30, at · p. h. . ay J family of Wellston Mr and , 8. 1958 graduate of Pomeroy High Leronomy 33:22-29 and pra~'t:'r ny , C. arter spending the holida~: , at. the Syracuse A~t~ur~ M;!v- . M~. ~~e~rs'mJi~o:~y Russell Mrs. Norman Stew~rt a~d fam~ school. the pastor, and ~y~n, ''Gentle . wel:'kPnd with her perents, Mr. l ~~~ ~~~tc~ler o~i,ciatin:. . of ~iouster sp~nt the weekend ily. Celumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mary Laid" Her Child Lowly and Thomas Young. [__"_ e _ u . _ - - - - 1 wi"th;~M~r~-~a~nd~Mr~s~-iGeo~r~g~e~M~e~in~-~J~ac~k~W~er~n~er~of~B~e~lp~r:_e:_;~~nd~~2-J!,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'!!!!!===""'""'""'""'~; e Manger, preceded the ser· ' Mr and Mrs Thomas Young · · •_: • : mun, "Our Best Today," by the ~. and daughter Mrs. Pierce Rice \ were dinner guests Chns~~as • Rev. Alkire. Tbe closing ritual : spent ChristJ~as at Nelwnville eve of Mrs. Mary hAuml er, Pomeroy, Ohie I followed. with their daughter and son-in· i Hal'tford, W. Va. OtMrers · · . ent were. Mr. and 9. b LAST TIMI TONIGHT law. Mr. and Mrs. Ro ert Rog- 1St rt d Gary of Mason W "THoiiT FUNNY FEELING"' FISRER.S ENTERTAIN er~ and daugh ters. IVewa d a~r and Mrs. ' . (Teehnicolor) Mr. ad Mrs. Mason F'1sher , Miss Florence Smith of Wash· a. an · d Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, enu:rtained with a d.inner on ' ingt.on, D. C. s~Jent the holiday Fowler and Tammy ~~ Dooald O'COnnor, Nita ChriStmas day at their home w~kend with her sister Miss of Pt. Pleasant. W· . · Talbot. ' : ere .exehanged dumlg F11•urettt1 Hortln' Around 1. Sm1'lh. 1 Minersville. Present were Mr. ·~ {'.aro}n Colorurtoons ; and \1rs. Orris Harris, Miners- ! Miss El~anor Smltll and ' ,cv:.:_•;::m:::ng::·....,===iiOii==;\ 1 vine, Mrs. Ernest Harris, .. Syra· fnend · Mi~s • Tan Rawh''. .o\udrey· Hell of Nl'w · I"" Spice ,.,. 1 c~se, M r. an d Mrs. Wllham York. City, are the guesls •f 1 Fisher, Belpre, and the host . Miss Cerolvn Smith. ' I and hostess and Gordon, Barh- · Mrs. Ga~nelle Wise is spend· FriCCy end Setura:v ara tmd Carla. ) ig the holidays in Toledo with Dtc. 31-Jan. 1 "THI ART OF LOVE" I her son and daughtcr·in • law. Cushion Insole - Caulk -TechmcolorWell. Crepe Sole HOSTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and James Garner, Dick V~:n Mrs. Ernest Harris entertain· fami!v. Dyck, Elke Sommer, Angle Dickinson. Ethel Merman, as ed with a dinner Sunday at : Mr~. c. L. Arnold of Gallipo- : Slas ber horne, S yracuse. "Madame Coco". Gues~s ; lis spe·nt the hulitl;Jy weekend 6'12·12 - - "PLAY IT COOl." Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hams with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and . Billy Universe and the Sate!• , and Sherry, Eugene, Alisa and idaughter, SusanrYB. I Eric, and Mrs. Mason Fisher Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Su-1 Middleport, 0. lites, Danny Williams and Carla, Barbara and G~tr- 1 sanna and Mrs. C. L. Arnold ' L......,,..."'=~""""'""'""'~I don. ·-- - · SUNDAY, MONDAY . Rock Methodist • G' Ch •.Churchf •ven mas ve Program s Mr; SERTA-POSTURE* MATTRESS 1 Sacrament 1 . , I Baptlsm G" J f . -- --· - . -.. I • 1 . 1 1 • 1 •• ~ ' entinef~, 1 .. :' .. . ..; -. / and EL8ERf ELDS I. • ,/ VOL XVII NO. 213 Ten Best News Stories of 1966 Predicted !!Jaesl • Ill anuary Dr 200-300 Married, Childless .The Liphter Si~e WASIUNai'ON (IJPI) -The old calendar oa·the. w~lllflllt uo that "10 mOll" time Js here again. 'l'lme to pick the I moel, beft and tbil-andthat of 111115. · One of the lradllional yeare!"l ranklnp Ia tile 10 biggest III!WS lltoriO. of tbo put 12 IIIOOihs. It Is fairly eaay to compile, being malrily ar -. .erclae in editorial hlndBight. I gave myself a mo r • chllllenJ!ns asspent. I went lmlllli 10me of my colleagues and asked them to sobmlt nomlltaiii>Dll for tbo 10 blgsest newa stories of the 0011 I~ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1965 POMEROY-MIPDI.EPORT. OHIO 4,182 Men '-""ailed -- ..::: I ~~!B~:~~ !?~~~eSe~!~~~~~~ead- months. 2. President Johnson announ- quarters issued a January draft call loday for 4,182 men '1're entries have now been Ioes that, due to the press of and indlca~d aome 200-300 manied eblldless men tabulated and the Jist of stories other duties, Vice Presidenl the ages of !9 and 28 ••wtu probably be inducted into tba ta watch for in 111115 is Humphrey will be unable to armed servicea." preaented below: make any more goodwlli trips. Col. Raymond G. Clouae, head of Ohio's SelecUve S. Canal lDYttatlon 3. Former VIce PreSident vice System, oald 10me 9,000 men would actually be ~!d 1 ... Vice President Hubert H. Richard M. NIIon sets out on a for pre-induction phyolcaiJ and eotimated tbat "about lu Humphrey, on a goodwill visii 365-day speaking tour that will of them" would be married men without children to Japan, stops to shake hands take him to every city and "Of course, this situalon could change If tb~ 1 0 cal with a group of ricksha drivers. town in the United States. boards can find enough unmarried men In other categories, On the spur of the moment, be Nixon denies the lrip bat any but our IJtoot IIeure• anticipate that -about 300 married invites one of them to visit the political Implications. He ex- men will be called " Clouse\ United States. plains ,that be "just likes to said. ' lies bi southeastern Ohio: The dr1ver eventually comes travel. ' The January eaU of 4 1112 field 27· GaUia t~ · Hocking to Washington and, with a 4. A newspaper publishes an compared with December's qui)-' 21· Jack;.. 26· 'La~ 46: great splash of publicity, Is exclusive report that President ta of 3 905 and November'& call ' M~lgs ~- ParrY 10· Pike' 20: given a taxicab to take back to Johnson will SOJlllOrl Democra- of 3,96i. Vinto~ Was- l8, ' Ad. ' Japan. (Continued on Page 8) The January oall, by ...,... ams 3, Athens 1 bel""'"'' i. r 1 1 I te/ r :I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY m Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 8" BOOT THE SHOE BOX i --- 11>dTUESDAY Jan. 2-3-4 CHRISTMAS HOSTS OttD Prtminger'l Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hadford l - Teclmicolorentertained wi!JJ a dinner on , John Wayne, :Kirk Douglas, Christma!l day at their home, Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, were Paula PrenUu, Brandon De · Athens Road. Guests Wilde, Frant:!hOt Tone, J;~mes Mr. and Mr!!. Harry Ce:ntt>rbury Mitchum, Jtll Haworth, Da· and Mr. and Mn. George na ADdreWB, Burgesa Mere500 and Ricky, Brent and Crydith, Henry Fonda. Colorc•rtoon stal. 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