https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c75a19e98fcb4399ca802b51336c2722.pdf 743b8c19569f0dcd62ea449a15f5a09f PDF Text Text ' Rllt11' ~owe Edwin 'Bailey ZaneS\ >lle i . ~ !ti-Dally Sentinel, ~·H>Gi! I i\Coi Q '"""" ,,,. Scripture, Song s Eastern P~rneroy Mlddleport,6--~n 3 I !96& n f r~ ~ Clark y 1 M . , Abo t \ II am y u l Te s tory Peopfe tn j OfChristmas Pcmeroy Around And About Middleport / b nephews mcludmg ed J Websler of Pumeroy neraf ser ro~:lllJm John>on·~ ~~tors VICOS ~ere held today from were Mr and ' Mrs Rea Webster Russell l'ne Bartlett Funer;l from t oolv1lle ~ ~ d~ed 1n a hospital m Charleston Charle.ton with ur 0 I Steven AI eh< r Mr and Mrs 11' The Chnslmas story '" senp d w Va. Thursday Jl has been Christmas hohday VISitors at Ed Slrall>' and'"" John from • G ld • d as presented .t MISS Marianne Woodgerd Mrs Bonnie Flck IS spen mg l learned Elmwood Nursmg home for PomeJO\ s Sgt and MIS ~~. I ~,.~~!, "meelmg of tile ( olumbu o 'pent the N•w Year some lime ... th the Charles The daughter of the late Mr Mrs Sophia Ca ldwell , w.re l Don> Honh.u' ht! aunt from Rought und <J,ruJilleJs K II of\ e I Bereans Class of the weekend with her parents Mr Flck family after bemg d;s and Mrs Morton Webster, she Gordon Caldwe'l Ill• and M>< Bel" e I Ann Stephame an he Iyl s o~~l t Church of Chr>st land Mrs Halold Woodgerd charged from Holzer hosplla IS survtved by a son Robert Avery Goeglem ~m&<Yv cmci Mm\ ot h •r mdwaduals and 1llang01 ~k spt nl the ~~~~~ Mt epl~ 1 Mr and Mrs Clarence Strat Lloyd Summerfield IS VISllmg f Charlestcn three~ ststers • Paul Bur<b of Plcka••Y roun organ zotlon, cuntnbuted l~lhe! wlth hH pa! enls d~l~r ·~:.d o~l~ l t~\~'~lu>elmas >Cliplure Wl' llon of Oakllood OhiO and Mr Mr and Mrs Carl Biddle a~~ ~!rs Ard Merntt of Fillmore ty h·PI'mess ut th.: Hume at ( eorge Nesst lt ua 1\en 1)\ l\1I s H.omrr !lice and aud Mrs Hobert Werner 811d Mr and Mrs Larry Rou:-:ih Cahf Mrs Una B M~trrts and VISllOfS of Mr s Hale! Dents ( IU!Sl llla " tt l m : t:r rt!attVt'~ H ttVt \ g t'\f-'ll lllg !ct\el hv tile Re\ htldren or Oberlm were rc Wmter Haven, Fla Mrs Eva J Hall or Columbus •• Mr and Mrs Don Kenntdl and - - --- I Jd fre v ~ trr UlltT the p cen t d;nner guests of Mr and Fnday callers of Mrs Marv ber of JleiCCS and thlldren and • t> and \ It> \ lax : lloffner uf M>ddlepm t "' l• ;' Dunuld Jl i<ks dl he pr~~~ ·~~~~ I MIS Horace Mc"lhmny Thev Reed and Mrs Norman McCam and a num WO OSl 10 Da\ts und childtt n I ttut <;da\ v.tth Jef!t ..:\ !\ gr,mc l lufl~d f Cl I t \it~g Georn~ Metn I \ tstted over the holidays wtth and daughters were Mr and f Keno Mr and Mrs Charles Mt s t ltol nr I ~~<Jn 'i \t~t mother \h s Edith 'fe;.~ Fmd t:..~n l ( bv r l b gi\1tlhrt 11wu patents Mr and Mrs Mrs Galen Wtlll Mr and Mrs ~hl of Racme Miss Carolyn Reslgnabons (rom two posll tors wert \lr and \Irs lllllght [\11 und M" I 'k l( ""'n"" ~r" ~ I pllnll ' ;" v n' "ber Rolxrt \Ierner Mr Werner J.S he~th Cnsdorph and Mr and I' \er of Manetta Mr and I dealmg Wllh count) community loaan and t 1111 i• ul I' 11 rv) 1nd fiinlll\ \)l ({lumH s \\l11i l <t \i C" Ch , r Jlll:'dlu:ll p t at Vetrrans Mrs Rtchard Smtth, Susan and Mar Wllill Frecke~ Slraron achonprogram~weretobesubcnt 1 1 1 1 " I 11 ktnd gu~st :; If lhtll t ht hllll l~ 1J\ HI ll a"ve r p I h cI b rs I ' t d by Don and Ml cmd ~1 " (, L"\c ~ Y hlH'" llovd t '') tlnumblr "\\hte Cht J::;t MemOIJ~I Hospital m omeroy Kat y oum us land Charles and Mr and Mrs mitted effective o a..,. gan vi Ht ntliJ ~ ( r J\ \\ lL h mght stl ' ' ps "P Jns n pmenh Ml ,md Mt:-i I \ I( I IJ\ I !I \\ llt: v ,Jnd ~1r and Mrs John Mayer Mtss Beutah Zumbach of Co-- IRoss Cleland and Larry of Mullen, former Pomerov coun :.~nd~t s m d g '\"·•rnlng md children, Chen and JonnJumbusandMr and~lrs Ro-Ch l r Ca llerswereMt andctlman and foumr county 'l ~ttur ttil lr t \<te'·.,~-- AitlHlmts"tumml"and\it Ma"im~ P<lrl\' s l hun \luus rea 1n '" h <>k Zu b h f Lancaster es e wert: ht: J St ln l \t't II \-'l ~~ Ar:. t tHn 'l. l'le hlld Nt" tur ~rnHI 1 11 h \1" Mt>l nhul :'\ m dlt>v of of tolumhu ~ : . spent t e we bert mac o d th Mrs Vernon Cleland of Colum lcommiSSJOi1er 1 d t\1 -, r. d,.,:u llloma"' 1 ~ tt l \ f P nd w1th her parents Mr and were called here by the ea 1 !I t 1 1 11 el Ll1lf \ll$itors Come ToRestHome 0 H fda S • Society Notes Mrs. Rea We 3 ler Dies in Charleston / • l ~o~e!. at y- n 'r" t I Mullens wi f Retire rom T p t ns \ • enttne ~~cl:hetr Z I::.;~edR~;~~ P~~~'~ IF 'IOL. XVII NO. 217 FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1966 POMEROY-MrDDLEPORT. OHIO lf2 Million at dlld SOCIAL CALENilAR ' CLEARANCE SA.LE , ;~d ~~~' ~~:1' H~ ,n:~ ~~ : ~nd ~~~~:;en ~:r~Jie:'" Ohl~ Roush Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE \ I \ I r 1 ' 'I " J - ! BEAUTYREST r-- -------- the Happiness Money Can Bu) FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASUR A NEW WAY TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY! :~~~SPECIAL KtKtueky Fried Chit~ttt ,~ BOX DINNER $7950 c 7' ~ / Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Phone• WY 2 3195- WY 2-3179 Pomoroy, 0. --- I ---- Crow's Steak House POMEROY, 0 . VALUABLE COUPON ELB ERFELDS POMEROY Juhnnv Columbus andMr and Mrs Charles Vroman and child rcn, Mark and Esther of Bel ~e ~ss Mabel Hysell apenl lhe 1• I -------------------------------------~-------------------- 0 Devoted To TM Jnterab Of TM Meig•-Mtuon .4reo ~~:P'~~~ m~~l!e~e~~~a~~a:o~:t~t: :~s~ Donald father, Jacob u m I mrc" MaxtJH Miller (tl '\ ttwns sentt>d trH ludmg seven mm ts tng w.l-: ~ n \\ f' le suvl'd b, lllds and son Doug spent the I Mr an<1 Mrs Herbert Parker da Mr and Mrs Parker \ County Commun i Y c IO h Ella Q;;born and d<:tughtr r Hun ter~ ll ..: l t ~ ~ dt> H u til tt Rev ~h 'i l oJs Ann lunt>s iH~d rth'~ ~t' '"' ~t~lree~;e McNeal Mrs h01day m Columbus With rela and, Nancy of Syracuse Mr and a;~ :mymg With Roy Parker Igram and as prestdent ~ t\ ~ a ldmt> D<~lt Jltl rn::; nd duu Hrrbl rl (t mm 1{4v \\tlllam drol or ( lu mhus spt>nl tle ~:~~ ,,'~~~I 1\t:'!l\ MIS 0 E ttve-s Mrs Homer Parker and Jean and faml!y GalhaMelgS County co ghler uf Si.l hn i.i l J tltt ltlha l lttrJ l Ht \ 1\t rh! r J1t Rt\ td v wttkt rd wt11 Jte g I '\1t l\ml4\ Miss MarJone Harris has re of Rutl-and Mr and Mrs Wtl l M and Mrs Davtd Rtggs Program Kohlen1l 'I I I ( 1\ de llmt m Ht>\ o H Cm t r alt'nts ~1t Jnd Mt s Rtclt ll lurm:d to hPr home m Wa sh \ hs Parker and famlly of Park and rMr and Mrs Charles Mas ! Theron Johnson president Ed ~ n B \t' Z ll \ t ~~ td Bl \ I ll g t rw ( t I A rn 1St Ciill plwll mgt on D C followmg a hoh l ersburg and the Manon Parker I sar were Chnstmas day guests of th e county program and the tmd <\Jt ttnr' t ~ I ' I I ' II pn gr Hll \\ ro; JH e" l nt('d \~lth \It ::tl d Mn Ed\\ Hd r B u lt•urs Trif)leth da\o vtslt hete wrth her father and Wilbur Parker famJhes of Mr and Mrs Starling Ma~ lr.shtule of Regtonal Develop 1 l td htt 1 1 " ftl ar t:r and d 11 gl lt> I ,u, 1\T n l . rvtr Robert Harns were Sunday guests of Mr and 15 r DJana and Ctrarles th res! nations 1 111 1 VISI"d ll t l " ' ' ' td ul H>tltrd ~ ~ ~ >nd \11S lull d to lherr hone ~1> 11 " llmt ~IIIIIHI Drrllll'r Mr s Malle Siemer Middl• MIS HowardParkerandfamll ·~j and Mrs GeneRiggshodmcntwlstoget dethtgth resBalky ' t I tt t4 n d t" \ s t .. d M Opal Arm strong r loda} Mullen SR I a e \ lnu!ct t I tl ,nl lit mtl "t\utl 1\ 't:J ~ Mr and Mrs Le\~I S Trplrtt por an rs l\i as guests Chnstmas everung n Ire made necessary K t 1e \ 1 1 h \I It 1d \ II llllllv ll \ ill tll d \I t e~nd\lt" tl>'t h lttrp. te:nl " 1\h lndl\lr s l tld ll II nnntt tl ihr stn1t " nt ltland spPn t fhursckj rn Mr and Mrs Norman Me Mr and Mrs Charles Massar tgnatJol~ ndbusmessreasons !W (, f, 1 ,., ) I I' I I f I tht tl 'II \\ I I ll s, t ' It s• and (It I '"i H r rrl s dmnct Ill thts past we ek at \thcns where they were guests Ca m and daughters an~ Mrs Mr and Mrs David Rtggs Mr by hea a \lt-. \It r\ ltuK 1 tu ~1 ( ltff \\r td \h" l ttk Rt " n dt a ram!IJ dmncr given b._; IMe.ry Heed entertamed ViJth a nd Mrs Oslar Babcock and Mullen who Is servmg on l ooh rlll 1p J 1 1 ll<.t II n 1 th I I f, 1 Il ' I 1111111 I II h \ 1111 hiJIIll nd I mH h I ttu ltHd to 1l~:t r~(~~;~r wflre 1\lr and Mro; \1 r s Stet ner s brother Pro Chrtstmes dmn er Guests Were ~ay of Long Bottom Mr and the Middleport Boaid o( Pubhc ~I ;,Jlld \II , , I IIIII tl !lll11ltll.,.., b h~ld hell Jn tm Ht\noJdo.;burg1 hur s AI l II gl and cluldtt:n fes"or 1 :l vmnu~ Ebhn of Ohro Mw and Mrs Wateman White Mrs Lmdsay Lyons II of Park AHatrs which IS re::;pons lble for \ It 1 ndllg ( hll'-1 11 b a JU r nt l IX U Jty 1-------dlld ]t l ht \ 1d !1 111 f II 0 1\ "P d M '.-hk' S!H t ~;1 mm\ and l ts t mvers lersb1ug Mr and Mrs Manon th4;! sewage di sposal system prot\lt 1 1 \1 1 1 '" I\ ' 1 1 1 1 '~ tth h s pI 4Ills I\\llr an I \1 1rs \\ mhdd W Vn Mr and Mt s 'f~ m l von ~:. Ponttac M t h 1New Year s holiday week m Htggs \md daughters of Athens j g:ress satd that he Will conttn I I If I \I 1 ~ 111 f tn 1\ 1nd \I ~ 1 U I n'it nb run " ct f 1mtly 1 r tn kl m 1 tp lt: t nrl t 11 ld ~ n "pen t the holt da\s wtth h ts l-tacme where she was the guest I Mr I awrence H asbargen of ue servtce on th at board I It:\ k t l HI hI d H ( t I Jail 1\ cln I d c d ~1 d M J I p M and Mrs Lmd )lf1 ct 11 t g Jttp t r ( I t'- lm ts H k\: Drb )te ctn 111 ) r parrnts ~ 1t ~n rs om of her mece ond family Mr omeroy ' The countv commumty IC J ~11 ') t md Ill PI til P Bo>lr' anrl L)om and fumii) and Mrs Howard El\m and say L)on s and famll) and .Mrs 1I orgamzed \It 10 ~ ~rogr~t~ w~st \I r \ \ ld 11 1 lc.lllllt n e of Dl\ tns J ErrJ and Fr::rnk1e ond \1t s E M Wood has rc rhldren ltTlah Swan 1uppers Plams later Ill I m I \ It \It Hrt ;nr~l oll <v w tk td \ lr tnd Mr" H chard lon g and luJncd from a holJd<.~v \tslt ml Rhonda Ef\m returned to Shern and li'atth McCam an pandne t~reG ~1 wa~ t en t n s)14lt te ' I<Jl d ~ I rs dJt gb!Pr Mnd\ Mdd1 eport KtOX\tlll' 1 enn With Dr her hom" Sundav m Racme lt "pent Monday mght and Tues lnmbme Wll.l a ta founffl I I~ ! I I \'.tth h 1 1 1 11 1 at It d M C B d th 'I d Mrs G"le upon recommenuatJOns o o 1 d I I I 11 1 l ( rl r '" ( I 1' II r> Hl l hltrs \1 Jlut C'rs an r" and \.-1rs \\ earn1I an I._.fler spendmg several davs ay WI n r an "" I ' _'_ _"lu I \ Itt r ' I \ I I ' t 1 n II gt H ~ r: I I lh nnt ~"' stn \ I gtn 3 Lc\ Charleston W < hlldren M('gan John Ltsa here wtth her grandparents M{ OJm and son Torch dal s m charge of the pr~ram It_'_ \ _, - - - - ... t ' s " tolt tl t tllO~ ltilll J\lt ""i t ttl< I \a \1 nd Mrs Hu <;r JI f'l nd Dn ld She Jomed her son Mr and Mrs Hetbert Fmk I Mr and Mrs Starlmg Mas-- a part of the Et.:onomJc ppor " . , I ' ' All !lft<t~l'" dtnl Ill t.' II -.; t J()S Jh Ho sl \1oh s Flkvew W Va Mrs ~r ami Mts C H ~ood m While here she ottended a o;:a r and f~mlly spent Chnstmas lllmtyA ct 1hetwot.:ountygronpf JANUARY \I ' d'\ ' rttol I 1 klr bu r \\ \ 1 -.p 11 M d g n1zed a couple o W Va, and slumber party "'a1ven by Ronda i Eve w1th her parents ran lwas thor 0 1,' trw hI ltd t\ \\t l ~l td \\ th I C'l HtiJ tt l l\ rnd rl11ldnn V<~ l Ha\rnsv.ood t lttl'l t I II pt ~-'~~ nl N f ther pro \ It J td \lt~ l ht 111 1 l tt c nnd Cn~g ManethJ and th( ~roup made the trtp to I HJS"li m ob;:,ervance of the Mrs Dmsmme Boyles at AI mon s ago o ur ~ 11 tlltll 11 p-:H4 n1 :\lr ~ 1-1 tt l y Edv.a! ds Langs T~nnessce , tatters birthday I fred gress has been I eporl ( I\\ 4 ~kn nP "i\ 111 l f 1111 1\ 1\tr cm d \1i 'i 1i ,iJttt Rem \t llc Mr and Mts Gerald Rupe - - ; $) "' 1 pI) t I )\ t II q 1 l 186 OF.S h lrt <:t!ld 1 tv of J ;H kson have rcturn Pd from a hohday 1 \. 111 ,, n1 It \ ISll Ywlth th~>J r daughter and ~ \ ll l rt Uir! "i~s ma t BARGAINS FOR ALL u r Trudtf•iii~ Of/hers d J M 1 lttn Jl l l lt::id tv ' Pt>!l til ..,.., k,tu v. 1 11 1111 1 OF THE FAMILY I I 11 ; : II t I ;I (If(, r 1111 IJ 1/ 1'1'1 J, ll lJl e P\th 11 Sts ~lr (\ 1d M ~ l 1 l ttul nglf M1ss D1ana C11swell Parkers lll t I 1 W" d 1\ eH· 1 ot \\ \\ \ nul s ilte tru stees and book offr burg \\ v~ nurs ng student 11 1 1 1 1 111 1 H ll l I Ill 11 \ltddl • s rl s c 11 ge \\f'l{ r !S t (h est er Councl Daugh spent tlle holtdfl \ weekend wtth 111 0 111111 M>ddleporl 0 I lfl~n lhtJPV.tl1 "W 1 d F(lC's t-.: t \I lr'l o! A ttl C\ m l lhursdtv ~1er p cu ent ~, Mr & Mrs James , tl 1 1 1 1 (\I))' )""' "I 1 1 I r ~' II r-. nd d t\.lt s lt I 1 s~ bu 1n d f mt I\ '"' lh". _ h 11 e of J\lr s CII""1\ell 31 11 ,1 ;.~-.\ t (! to ht 1 1n B :~hrrl 11 lwtti 1ul Rutd 11 f d 1 Kt l ulu tr~as uJer w Hot 1rlav guc -;ts of Mr and l H tt tne tt l ~ d t'l\!tS M1 J nes Brewington 1nclud Fl' ll'lt -' ,r llurst< n \\t te f o\I r FoliO \\ mg til(' andllmg or tht> ar " I\ \ a Pomeroy otuo nwht ~ lit- ts !\ , 1\ \ t <.tt s n t 11 r f'd lh11r daughter and son tn J1 \lt d t 1 11 11 I 1! 1 11 v ( l1h t> d h{.ll lks of t! tt' Co tn(ll a soc ta l gt andm1 tlu 1 ~ It s H I\ tl 11 1m Mr and Mrs Roger Lu rk ' \1 tl ntt 1 \\ Pd ll l"'> dl \ Junu1r\ 1 11111, Si l ht'v \ l'>t lt tl ~unl l\ hlltr \J ~ tl ljO) trl <-tnd telt t!:>h V TONI GH T & TUE SDA Y ltd ntl ' ' I '''' ''t"w t 'i l\ t:'d hl tt e hose\doo Huntington W a, l lhlln) 1 1 '1' Ot!~ Pref"'l tnger s t l 'i I ri[J!ldlllltt\IS , Jvl It 11 M1 s I~ •s<; (It I 1d d . ._ :\I " I:' 1 1 11 an d Mr 1 l p 11 :\1 t lmP " 111 tt1 th"l ' t: r ."t r \. ~:.st IN HARM 5 WAY and :\1r" f{ lli 1 B1 I h Eldon Htll of Columbus Mr I t' '"l \I tN P\l ,n •1 Jrwt" F.bt1 sh h .... lw t'i pi t\ \li s J mts \ 11 \Jet er nnd Mrs Ltwkeydoo returned 1 n nrt 1 St-' t't 11 y Mt s H<lttte d tl t' onnu nl b1 t 1 t m1 t 1\ t'd t St 1~ " Jl 1 1 sp t1 tu Huntington Sunday after [ t tr \\ 11 b t d ~~~ 1 _11 1 , •. , 1 , 111 r•· \\ \ 1 st 1 n I rPdtn d rl' ordH g secreta f) • " , 1"1 b .• 'I 'llf'm.ltn r the tu l!da\ vJcatton \\ 11 bt ~ n tht r II " I> I d '' II I tl II til II ~I () t r \\ r <.tnu tv rsd here \\ tth the1r famthes ' 11 1 l 01\ lu l ld I d \It ~ IJ J r ld ( t.:e \\ J)fl II USIL'€S an plltlll ~ \lr f\ ~ 1 r-. t s 1 att} \\ ol fe and Mr .::~nd Mr s Harold Wood f , "'I " gcrd and Mr and Mrs Ralph Colorcartoon \lr ~ \t'llllil P kklJO Is 011 r snn 1\ 4111 <1n d \ it :; ~e<:; 1 eda fi.I<Jr Hadel ffe h-av e returned from 111d Kul ta Kr~ eu t er I \~ IH't ~" ( 111nn IJuln Iar a h\()-W~ ek~ vtslt et Daytona f \11 HI II ~ Gl ' F.~TS W~dnr ,day & Thund rl"f uu11 s \\ 1h II e ll 1ok mth t lleach F Ia They spent the !Int i \\ 1k Janu 11ry 56 H \\ \It ~It all<l Prul IIHt l'orrllr FPTiotv•hiJI Chn<tm>S hohd av there & were \ NOT OPEN I nn t 111 rl llnui \\lth a dtnnt-1 mt1 J ll l htu P tu l.:' l It t \t rr ]Otnf-d th~re by their daugh h1tnt' \t\1 \tr 'i d \ t tht.a. Fr day and Sa! urd ay 1 tJfiJ ort Sulldlly t111 nu ! to t1 1 lw n~: K Jtt t kt llt ter M;manne Woodgerd who \1r~ I 11 1 1 \ '- t January 7 8 \ diet a lllitd t\ \ l ~l t w1 fh 1 h~ lot!lh Ft:llov. sht p of ttlf• , nt bv pl une from Columbu s ! 1 \l :lt k I I I> Wrn Ch il e~ \1r , ml f\1 'i ( l111 l~ [ \\lt' and F:ntupnsc EUB ch tr ch held for the Chrtstmas week She Mr... 'I SAW WHAT YOU 1h m Jfl hlv h h ill ss sessw n has rctu 1ned 1, her emplov DID ll Hi A'>\ 1 th{ 1 tllll ' l s (nnd l know who you are) \I t nd '1 1>; rl<irt Jt( t K 1 rr :}IJnd \ , u 1 1 r. :~t HH lhurrh ment at Oh 10 State Umvers1ty \ \ '>S Ad J IOJil I r I t of \!diu r 1! t \\ t 0\t t n ~ It! I 11 up s !If tn g 0\Jt H.: d the tn ( ol1mh1 <; Ill t I I I I ' gu ts \ev. ", l 1 " f h s s II r Ill{ 111 ~t tng Pl1ns Y.~Ie dls Mr and Mrs Wtllram K HONE YMOON HOTEL I d n I nd br 111 t 1 n \\ Mr <1 d \ lr \J '-"! d to :.r rhtl1 supper du1 Ru ssell and sons Ken Mark, Rt hr f. I ! II r llii'NI\R ll I t \ 1 11 g \ o ti lt wr> k an d ul)u 1 s v. ~re :md John have mo..ed mto the It> R 1! tit I \I 1 rd \! ~ ( hnrl l'i Gt ('~ \\rs 1 1 nP<;I 1\ nnH 1> n td \lr 111 d h r th Dts1nct 'J ou th Hodnf'V Do\\mng property on An nr ll1 Itt lfll t i l t1ilnf'd Y.ttil a lmlth "' nd ' lt (1 i.l r\ Kt 111..h nd lOll t1 tl i-'nl !pnsr r hut ch Grrnl St from tht- Parmal~::e te1 K t rt t~n \\ \nl • d , 1 1 t 11 Y n 'i d 1\ <t l H r '>t,l(l )tnn of Attn v. fll ~11k ton ~ ht nt 7 30 Alt endrng w~re restdrnce on Lmcoln St SUNDAY MONDAY lu 1 t I lt 11\ 1nd<; Pn sent WP! t nd gut "' " •f \lrs I d th I h Jill fu 111 ut :\ltke and Ht ~:ml 1 Bf ntz Mrsh Her bert Chambers ha s 6nd TUESDAY 1 tlltl !, q:l 111 \1r and :\1 rs Stt'> n D1:0:1 n l\1:.~ ry Carlf'lon rctLu nrd from. Dayton where Jiln,lOll \I ! 1 1 t ! 11 ~I ,.. n and Pe~t h Hr t \1 1~ Ro\ ~l t d n •hd I~ tl ' p JUir i Itt k Pm l'ulll ns Jwh she 1r 'i sp('n1 the past munth LOVE AND KISS ES 1 \I lit n dl d host dfld h l"L \ t- ! 1 H " \J,..m 1 I lln pt1 tl 11d J\lnt~ St ll h Mt s 'flornh WJth her daugllter and sonm flu I N' , 1 I l) , I• nt M 1 h d md \ 1 ~ \ 141 r "' h i.l rr v. 1:-1 ~( ~ ktnl !\lrs ll rt llu nnll a nd !hf' w Mr qnd Mrs Willis Ale "' BEACH 'WILD ON THE rk I t 1 ~ dtrttl J!l !'il I \II ud H ~ \1 enzd Sm1th 'l hll e ~==========-~=---------, ~lrs lrln Zt klt' !\1tddlrptt1 M1 s C M H<>nnf'sv lras re \l1 \lh 11 11 rkl <Jt 1 Itt nPd from Columbus whert (' athliliP lnd sptn l \lu h PHI \CIItS fii{ST t f w r::. tht: holldCJv guest of d v\ \\If kt 1 d \ lJI It 1 fat lwt l lIS 1J (hi ~I t it l t i.lt lht J Jhr F1 ck ' m~ <\ b 11 Coli g g 1vc ht s her daughter and fam>ly, Mr 1 After putting m a rough day at the plant or office and perhaps w1th ( nrdon Harns \It '>" 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 rk of C1l nt f11 t set mon Su 1dt y, durmg the :mrl 1\1 a few at"home chores thrown mto the evening for good bt s spe nt tht> bflltd r1y wt 4 k~ 1 d 11111 1 ng IH 1 "lt p s~: t \1 r ttt the Mrs M ke Flelchner, Colum bus \, ted over the holttl 1 oeasure, any man deeerves a good rught's sleep And .,. , lh ht 1 p trt 1r., \lr mtl :\\ 1, 1 tulll l11ff Fl ee l\ltthod tsl wet'ke nd wtth her mother, Mr 'eautyrest rs wartmg there to pve it to you p 1Ul hi<k 111d {(1!lltly hilt I h Hattw SmtUl Nhether you're down for the rught or Just Mrs Crary Dav1s has reCLIP THIS YALUAILE COUPON rymg to catch forty wmks, Beautyrest turn ed from several weeks vas1 1rovtdes you With unparalleled m Toledo " 1th her daughter , omfort ••. you'll realize m law \Irs (ran Davts Jr 1L as tight nerves untrghten, I and children Susan and Wrll knotty muscles unravel 1am Alah Bradford of Al exundrl" Yea, Beautyrest rs the GOOD MONDAY AND TUISDAY ONLY! va and Mr and Mrs Law happmess money can buy. TRY COL. SANDERS' renee Bradford Columbus, v Econormcal too, outlasts stted rec"'ntly w1th then mother ordtnar)' mattresses 3 to 1. Mrs W>lham Bradford who " Why not come m today, a med1caf pat1ent at Me1gs see and try the world's General Hospital would ltke to ohare " Rovol ~ most famous mattress Mr ond Mt s Noah Haskm-. Value Cat tl1?. rr . .nl urder ng I Reg. $1 25 serv1ce., h yot rr,-; l<JJ V>Siled over the holidays w11 I Costs only a pennv more a J pa ge 1ul l cotor (,;lot os their son Mr and Mrs Charle mg h t t h an a "b a rgam .. covers a lar Y group ol Haskms 10 McArthur • mattrees. name bronJ rtem'='> It h " Mrs Lewts inplett v1s1tr 1 a perfect s I• "Ir on of G It 'Mit recently m Charleston II Va ldect s f or t ocrCJ nr With Mrs Hazel Walters an Tufted or qurlted, ~ regular or extra ftrm, Save ttm{ ::1 1 <1 rn J ey "It's 'l•ttr Lidfo Mrs V~rguua Ley Shop Ihe t 1 y r , t d i'Jg w ty IWID or full size. Good-North Amtrl<l 1 < VISllmg w1lh Mr and Mrs through our r Ia ~ orUH Ernest Hughes durmg the hoi> Hoapffoflf' Ill•~. Matebing boupring also $79.50 center YOU PAY NO days wrre theJr nepht,w, M" FRE IGHT CHAhr r S gel and Mrs J W Comb• and fa st del tvery lm 11 our Fort WITH IHIS COUPOK BEAUTYREST Is made only by SIMMONS chtldren of Br1stol, Tenn Wayne lnd tlliC\ w 1rr>house Mr and Mrs John Vroman On• CM,.,. Jer Cu•lom" • Don l Delay . • Save Today (OIIIPUU IIM.. I IIKLUDU I tiiUI tf Ol&be htltHI rnlertamed w1th a holiday dm 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE Ole... ,,.., frttll Ill•• C:.l1 SIIW 1111 WI IJSI U I GCIV f. Buy Our Calalog Order Center Way'" ner last v.eek Guest.'ll were ' 6lliPIUII OUCUllS o•n Itt S•lll tl1111-.. their sons and fam1 ly, Mr and PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME •••llallfo •• Mrs John Vroman and son • \~ ~­ Watch Night Service HeJcJ B M AHA ~~~~~l:::~g~~~~~:~:,~ P~·:~;,ll I·~:.' ) ;i;, '~t:~~~;,~,',':l>,':",:: ~' rew ~~.,:~:~'t io~;::~~·;.n,~·,~n;n~:; :,; ' :~~ ';':, ·;~' ~'i:~:~b~~~r:E~~~~c M;she '·~~vge a~;~~~~~t " the WORLD WASHINGTON -PULITZER wmnmg war correspon~ dent Marguerite H1ggms died Monday al Walter Reed Army Medrcal Center an apparent casualty of a recent trtp to cov er the f1ghhng m V1et Nam Miss H1ggms 45 had been m the hospital smee last Nov 3 for treatment of a liver mfec t10n caused by a trop1cal para s1te Doctors atlnl>uled her death tn complications caused by the i!llment Pnze LOS ANGELES_ ~CTOR Ronald Reaaan who moved !I from rud>o sports announcer to the movie and lelevtston sen en was on the verge of seekmg a new career today as Repubh ,'!'an candidate for Cahfornra governor Reagan 54 will formally announce today that he wants the GOP nommallon for gover nor of the nations mo s t populous state WASHINGTON -THE JOHN" son admtmstratwn appeared t• day to be gearmg up for a rna JOr showdown uver steel pnce hike&!, 1bougltofilclals i_Wlheld out hope for voluntar{'rfllldack of the mcreases U S Steel Corp, the na t10n's No 1 producer held the key If It deelded to follow the head of Bethlehem and !rland Steel and ra1se the pnce of structura I stee I $5 a ton, th e battle Muld be on If not a rollback appeared likely U S Steel was saymg nothlng other than lhat It was "carefully consldermg the matter • and It Will be some time before a con elusiOn IS reached ' Defense Secretary Roberts McNamara satd government orders or struc WASHINGTON UP!) President Johnson Is expected to continue lhe suspension of aiF attacks on North VIet Nam for at least another two weeks Bulk, $445,400, is Marked For Sewerage Construction Pnmeroy village council Monday mght approved appro" totalmg $569 590 for 1966 pnations - barring any new Communist The bulk of the appropnat10n was In a fund ($445 400) miUtary move of ma)or pro. for t:unstructwn of samtary sewers and a sewage disposal portions Ufflcmls said today the plant The appropnat10ns also showed $12 000 m the gen· President wants lu gJtre Han eral bond rellreljlent fund for redemption of bonds and of amp!• opportunity to ac $6 690 more for mlerest Appropnalions of money for chief salary $300, volunteer cept his offer ul peace talksor at least to lower the level the generar fund totaled $44 firemen $1 1100 ftre apparatus of Its m11llury operations - 410 wh1!e $9 220 was put m the $21100 eqUipment mamlenance operauon before takmg tbP 11 0ther f>re department fund $11 Jlill $1 1100 equipment hard steps' be warned of ID m the ulihty fund $5 810 ceme $300 notes $4 1100 mteresl $20 tery fund $27 500 street f>nd Other expenses $5 1100 Total a speet b Dee 9 for mamtenance and repaar $9 220 $2 050 slate highway 1mprc~e Uliilty Fund - Street lights ment fund and $5 150 for the $8 000 hydrant rental $3 250 T"" specral street repair bond re tal $11 360 llrement fund Cemetery fund - employees The breakdown for the !9ti6 $4 500 matenal $250 tools, budget IS as follow s equ ipment and supplies 1200 General Fund - C11uncll $720 eqUipment mamtenance $200, CINCINNATI tUPli - Ro mayor $1 200 clerk $900 treas equipment operallon $2110, pub bert Taft Jr p ns to put bJS urer 1360 sohcilor 12 500 may he employes retJrement sy,tem polillcal careei n the hne by or 8 secretary 12 500 office ex 1$4110 other oxpenseo $60 Total seekrng to represent Oh1o s lsi dJStncl m the U S House of penses $500, legal adverl>Smg $5 810 $250 *'l CJiy halltamlor $180c. ulll Street Msmtenance and Re Representat1 ves at Illes •• 200, msurance anc1 ..mds pair - Emp 1oyees $10 1100 ma The former congressman "000 eqUJpmen l •• ""1100 large from Ohio will seek the $1 500 dump rental $6110 1an d lena Is ,. Rep~ bltcan nommatton 10 the bmldmgs bUJldmg Improv e eqmpnwnt mamtenance $2 000, May pnmary and probably Will rnent and mamlenance $1 000 eqUipment operation $1 000 se Re John G Gilligan public emplo)ees retJrement sytools and supplies $301) repa1rs 0 fl~~ _ ter! Democrat, m the stem $350 ch~ef of pof~<e $! by c'OI\slructlon and street reNovember electiOn l lOO pohce $18 500 other pohce I patr $5 000, traffiC hghl! ~ 000 T ft 48 formally anoounced I expenses $6 000 f1rsl a1d ex pen" street and traff1 r Signs mark hts ac~ndldacy Monday ~ 1ettmg ses $500 frre depart men• ex ers $200 P E R S $900, mtscel the sl'age for a test of the penses $100 CIVI lian defense laneous $100 Total $21,500 Johnson admlmstratwn s poll $50 parkmg meter expr.•n.,.es State Highway Improvements Cleo 10 8 dlstrJct which h a s $500, miscellaneous $200 eon - Employees $1 000 matenals been represented by the GOP hngencle9 $500 Total $44 410 $100, tools eqmpment ond sup for 60 of the past 65 years F1re Department Fund- Fife CONTINUED On Page 5 Taft Putting Carter on Line 1 Meter v·IO.ators 1 . Harder r·IDles are Facing Ill SWEARING IN - The new sc hool boa1d deSJgnalmg Itself lem po>ar I) as Me gs Local Sc hool Hoard was sworn In Monday mght by Mrs Richard 0 Young nght notary I e It o 1>g ilt are W!lham Kmg RIChard Jones Mf> E 0 ];(a 1 ~ Htrarn Slawter, and V~rgii Kmg - Sentmel Photo _______ _ _ ""II!I">•W '""""' , ~ ~1 LV uN, France UPII Row~ of butane slorage tanks exploded iD Frances newest refmery today, kllhng and 10 JUring scores ol persons and forcmg ne1gbbormg Vlllagen tufiee Lyon pohce beadquartfrs Three Huntmgton men sus 101d at least a dozen JWrsons peel• m car thefts Monday were kltled ond that 91 (H'r ID Metgs and Galha counhr:; sons were bospttahzed 20 and 8 burglary at Mason w erJhcafly w1th burn• Other va were behmd bars todJy 111 vlchms were reported 10 Paden C11y W Va n.arby towns 1 The trau Jdentir1ed as Harrv r~~""n? ~ ""'1 suspects In• " car The£t [Jones Heads R"Ing Jai.1ed New Meigs Cl erkGrate Makes F"InaI }965 Report School Board W!lhams Jerry McAboy and Frank Hicks were the obwrt or an mtPnstve search Monda\ Rtlhard 1ones vice preside nt nr th e Farme1s Bank & A crackdown en parking on Illegal parkmg and meter busmess ftr!Tlll preceded agree- after a report was logged 111th SaVin gs lo, panv of Pomm 1 " " named ~lond av mgl>t meter violations and tllegal VJOiatmns .... made foflowmg men! that $.10. ~ear /1 1 lUI~· Galha county authontJes thJt • preSidenl of the oew l) consolidated sr hool diStllrt In Metgs parking m Pomeroy has been a study by the councils Safety ble annual fee Jll6t Bmck Stallon wagon owned cou n1 1 ordered by a council eomm1t and Parkmg cornm1ttees," :... Fife Chief Henry Werry su~ l by Abe Phillips had ,._n stolen Jon es has been elerl< of the Pomeroy Exe mpted Village tee gar sa 1d milled hJS report for 11115 whlch lrrom the Skylme Bowlmg Lane tScliool d>Stmt the past l"o veaiS rhe organ>ZatJOnal meetMayor Charles Legar said CounCil also d!scus<od po811· showed damages from blazes Rt I GalhpoliS mg was at SaliSbury el emen Monday maht durlna0 a meet bihhes of pollee hghtemng pol m the Vtllage durli'lg the year The car was repor\eoly taken I Former Cle~k Gene Grate of tary sell ,, 1 "" " ted .. The v on ~e nammg of the pT op<)Sed mg of council that the Pohce tcy on arrests for traffic vtola· were est1ma at ...6,137 I about 3 44 a m Authollhes l MJOdleport todalf tssued hJs h 1he elerlton of offt( ers fol nt>~~ lonsoltdated lugh school department has been ordered to lions and followmg aulomoblle report said the Pomeroy Vol from Ga llla and Mel~ • county nal fmsncJal report •s of Dec lowed the ' "'ar>ng m of Jon e> l ullowmg a long d scumon start a • genera l crackdown' accidents unteer fire department bad 26 1sought the car durmg the •arly 31, 1965 >howmg $57 187 m a ll Mrs F II Hoi! VJrgtl Kmg the boa>d unun mouslv agreed tmmechately A dlscussmn over the pur members complete ftre schools hour s of Monday but feund ~o funds of which $2ti 936 y,as Jn J\ r<:~m Slawler and Wl llti.ll t to retam the cltt ks of th~ ftH 'The dectslon to flghten up chase of parkmg permits by ! !Continued on Page 4) trace Oj!i!raling fund' Kmg hy ~I" Htll ard Young former hoards fm a 30 • day Me~gs County Shenlf Rober! Year endmg balancr~ tn all Notary Pu lb ' penod uniJI a permanent clerk C Hartenbach s department re tl~e funds were showu as mI Mrs Hall who declined of the new boa• d IS empleved cet ved a call at 10 a m \I on 1whole number~ I nommatJOn tor the pres idency The fto,.e clerks to be kept on day that three men had JUst $194 General $15201, Cemetery ! was elected"" preSident Parkmg Meter $469 F1re 1 rn January ar..e Mannmg Kloes dnven off m a car belom;w ~ to t wo s HnnouncPd soon after Mrddleporl R1 rhard Jones, tural steel - accountmg for an I W H C'lapmiln Ht 3, Cool Eqmpment $653 S\~tmrnmg Pool the met'\lllg gl t underway that Pomeroy Wtlllarn Hobstetter, estimated 25 per cent of the II I 1 PI $57 F>re Truck $o39 Planmng the new dr st> 't lemporanl) Northwestern Wands Ebltn Industry s output - would be v> e 8 uppers ams Commrss1on $30011 Sub tufa\ State H1gh and received 2 517 pe"ons at Jurv aCCidents Wllh s•ven In Sheflff flarlenharh sa >~ Chap $20 114 1will I>< c 'lrd the Me~g s Loc > Sal>sbury and M ld>ed Z~egler, shifted from companies which The Galhpoh• 180 ed and one rn Jackson coun mans 1956 model ford w~s School Dts1 ( t unlll a penmm Bedford Offi I t h t ra1se prices agrunst Prestdent way patrol post mvest1gated 587 t e pos cers as year a JUr Street Mamten<:~nce $6 19~ t>nt naml 1._ d ~rld{d upon laler I 1 ted ti Johnson a Wishes traffic acCidents mcludmg 435 recovered $9 906 worth of stolen t), with no InJUries parked nt:> tr Hawks K"'vston<> and State lltghw a} S628 Sub No dN tsi OI w Is reachr<J elt.her I '\\was lrekpor b ahpp1u abons Of[acers last mont•l made 230 Station at Tuppers Pl cms and total $26 936 _ _ or 1e l e1 s JO ave P~n 10 Galla and ' H4 10 Metgs or lost proprty A WINTER STURM P~CK county durmg l965 according The December report of the arrests and ,, sued 208 warmngs the act was w tnessed bv Mrs lhe San>tary sewer f 11 n d : ll c-e1ved f10m I harles K" ell lng ga le force wmds, snow and to the patrols annual report patrol hsted 63 aCCidents m assiSted 61 molonste and work Gordon Chevalier who summon showed a balan<e of $22 779 I M>ddl epmt Gerald Reuler ed I he law Pom•1 O) and MIS ~bl m who heavy ram ra ke"' th a paCI 11e A1so me1uded m the repor t cludmg 47 m Galha counly 20 ed 22 special details Patrolmen h Cemetery trusl' showed no ba l b d d 1 J k mJury acctdents with 45 lflJUr worked a tota1 of 974 oun on Upon arnval ~t the S( em~ d b d as s~ne m a suw1ar capau Northwest •-'" 1 wuay were seven acca en 5 m ac ance an genera on letlre ly fo Sa lisb I ""h I Yakima, Wash. reported son and one m Lawrence coun ed 15 II\ Meigs count), Shenff Hartenhau> fouod the mcnl $7 472 I UIV .uca ~ oo __ _ SIX m the highways Ot slr!ct five Inches of new snow "' a k Id 196! Buick belongmg lo Phillips 1 he repo• t also showed ' ety Four persons .. ere 1ie m b d It was d"' >d' ' u t 1 g h od d ea I •near y InS\ e that rar was a ce>pl s during I~' of all !uJ\ds " '"' ta regu ar 10 siX our pen en r Y ~ Ga!Ua county accidents ~ 1 r th b day, brmg1ng the SOOW depth OD teleVISIOn set g;n C'''e Cigar Wllh transfers Jnd>Caled 011 au C (0 U mee mgs O e new uard " 11 the ground lo 15 inches Wenat Gdlha county h•d a total of ells candy and ether foodslu Is lhonly of cotmc >l be held on the se< ond Tuesd•' chee, Wash' and Great Falls, 150 inJury ~ type acclrlents m Shenff Hartenb3 il: ~ atd tod "~y General fund $38 290 Cemt An Olto Farm Bureau leader or ea(h month at t.Tte Sa ltsbur~ Mont both reported more than which 274 persons were 11\)Ur<d, the >terns were allepedl< taken lery 15 450 trans ol II 025 hom " id tod 1\ the Bureau " cheer elemrnlary bu ldmg " 7 30 u a foot tf snow on the grouod Meigs 59 InJury aCCident• With m the burgiJry of a Sunoco G F Parkmg Meter $1 7 690 rd hv il l announcement last m I he next llll'el>lljl will b. In Oregon's Cascade Moonta!DS 103 InJUred Jackson counly twe SPRINGFIELD Ohio (UP! I - This ctty of 88000 per Service Slatwn Jwned by Murl trans of 81100 from G F wl<k thai the Ohio Tax tom Janua f) II three ski resorts were shut With two InJUred and one per" sons moved 1nlo the natiOnal spotlight today I I the largest Barton at Mason early Monday Frre Equipment $9 154 tra ns ---mt::;s lon 1 ~ S! rappmg a propos down temporarily because of too son was InJUred m the Lawrence m the country w1th a Negro mayor A two stale alarm on the of $41!0 from l. F aod th e ed gasolu e tax re'ond prnced O }' county aec1dent The hiStom event showed the world • Citizen who Is theft of Chapman c ear was 1m Sw1mmmg Pool ""' « 251! melud r f ' much Snow ... ure 111 nor o the plan al Last year officers of the quah!Jed, and who accepts hiS responSibih!tes, can assume mediately put out by She~ !! mg $650 trans from the G F rr >dv 10 ef!crt WASIUNGTON SEN Galha - Me1gs post made 2150 any of!Jce Mayor Robert E !lenry sa1d w1th great emotion Hartenbach s denartment and Total rece1pls m the Sewer fl R Stanf>eld exer ulive George A Smathers Wlll retrre arrests and Issued J >24 warn as he took the oath of office I by I 30 p m the tno w&s m hmd were $32170 Street Mam ' v>r P' e<>dent of the 0 h 10 1 on doctor's orders at the end mgs while puttmg m 11 Ill pa" Henry was chosen unam" about lhe racial queslton aod he custody at Paden c >t v lena nee fund $22 >52 Stale H1gh 1rm s 1reou said the BUJ eau of 1968 Smather< 52 told a trot hours on the h~ghway• of rnously by the fiv e c1ly hoped that his elechon 'Will be Mason Count) Shen ff s de way Fund $1 729 and Bond mamt 1 n• d the proposed tex SAIGON (UP II -US pari 8 news oonferettce tn Miarm he the twD-county area Patr~tlmen comm15810 ners Monday mght wmdow for others to look m partment off1cer~ sa1d Tueo;:oay Payment Fund $6 213 Pool form s were too complicated and trooper~ chasmg two batta hom Is •ufferlng from an ailment and diSpatchers worked a total becouse he had polled more and see that people can se;e the three men are bemg held $573 and f1re truck 1358 dur completely unsatiSfactory we i of Commumst troops to~Jrd be would d..crlbo only ao 'Se- of 24,644 hours at the post v<>les than any other candidate m any office If they ::"~ ~ at Paden C1tv It was reported mg Octoher settlement! Ihad manv ot1ect 1ons to them the rambod>an fronlier In rlous, complex but oot mcura" The patrol last year 1nspeet when three commiSsioners quahfJCations fr That ~ 00 the FBf IS also mveshgaf mg 1 he report mcluded a copv of he sa>d Stanf>eld sard the ra 1m ww st deep mud and water ol 1 ble" Friends 1l8ld he had been ed 173 school buses rendered as were elected last November the only requ emen the tncldents tl1e county auditors statement I Bureod adopted a strong rt so Ihe Mekong Delta toda. d>St 01• troubled much durlns the past &ISis tt 476 rnotonsts In trouble The 44 " year old mayor de I As mayor Henry will he cor of semi annual apporlronment hilton on the gaso l ne tax re ered the body of wt at appe' ed year by • hernia of the di• on the highways, tssued 19 spe nounced extremiSts m race re emomal head of a busy Clly 20 LODGE TO MEET of taxes fund matter a! lis November to be a Chwse ( ummw sl phragm Cl&l hauling permits, 3N speCl~il lations as he outlmed his views per cent ef whose populatmn l!l Pomeroy Lodge No 164 Free mertm~ ad' tser to tile 'v tPg ton~.: details and handfed 30 com on race and City problems t.egro He will receive $2 5110 a and Accepled Masons Will hold SET REH~ARSAL.'i Ston f~eld sai d the farm organ! A \ >elnan "" 'tellr~eoce SEA'ITLE - MAJ GEN plamls Whtte CIVIc lea~rs crowded a~ year the samP- as the other tts regular meetmg at 7 30 p m Rehean;als for the Junto! Ialton wnul d contmue to wm k t agent a ssl~ned to the d S lrviDlJ L Branch, a veteran pl DJSpalchers at the pest arr roond, stretchmg thetr lrands four oommrssiOJJers Wednesday January 5 There MISs Pall""nf have been set for other deSirable changes ml Armv s !73rd Alhnrn Brlgado lot and commaoder of one phase swered 18,tr1.8 telephone calls out to congratulate him and He w11l preside at commiSSIOn w1ll be work m the Fellow Cra ll for the nelf\ two we<ks by 1the gasoline tax refund P' oted , sa1d the slun I ""'mun rst wnro of the U S llp8Ce program, - - - pledge their 1upport meetings, SJgn varrous papers, Degree Refreshments will be Chairman Ralph Werry T h e ure among them heing one a tar lnr•d um form ol much was killed Monday 111 lbe myINVITED TO SCHOOL After talkng the Ollth Henry welcome vrsttors to the City and served All Master Masons are f1rst will be Wednesday Jan 51iuug suught by Farm Bur"'~!! 1 h1gher quaiJtv than Ina I 1ss ued slerlous crasb of his jet 811'· Meigs County larrnera are !n-l said he felt 'Sprmgfield has rssue proclamatlOIIB The major mv 11ed at the Jaycees hall m Middle to provide for fllmg refunil lo the V~et Cong port at7 pm The second ,.,ll lt1a1m s at 180 dey mtervals IR The alhed operation m the craftlnPuge!Sound)uslarnln vtted 10 lire Olllry Feeding made a Tremendous biSlom execullvedullesarehandled bv ule before he was to have land- tlchool at Albany Hlgb School movement" m two way~ a City manager I PLAN NICW INN be Jan V at the hall at 2 30 P stea d of the pre,ent 120 davs I delta about 3> miles wect ot ed Thursday Jan 6 and Jan 13 The ftrst, be sa1d wos in A RepubllcBA elected on a HAMILTON, Oh1o (UP!) m All contestants are remmd I Sa 1 gon was m 1ts hfth da~ and "II appeared to be a ron" from n ~ m to 3 P rn Dr seating rts frrst female cornrnl9 norrpart1san ticket Henry has ConstructiOn of a Holiday Inn ed photographs are IAJ be turn CHILD WAS IIJ. had acrounted for at least 231 tine landing approach," the John St.aubua, extensron Dairy s10ner and the set'Ond • of great operated his own funeral home motel w111 begm w1thm 30 days ed m th" week 1 Pomero) emergency squad Viet Cung killed The numbe1 eontro! tower at Seattle • ,.. specrallst will be the speaker unportance throughout I he smce 1951 He won hfs see911d al OhiO 4 and Symmes Rd at men wr1e sum moned at 10 17 of Amencans k1lled was oo eorna International Airport said Top1cs a;e "What Does a Co~ Umted States, is that ! became four"year term as commiss1,0n Farrheld, south of here The TO BURN TREES P m Monday to be home of Fre- discussed but 11 was learned tho "WI! had DO IAdlcalioa anything Need lo LI~e aod Produce milk the ftrat Negro mayor of a city er lost November, pollmg 13,il'll !05 umt fae1hty will have Racme Volunteer firemen an da DaVIs Hiland Church road 173rd suffered an unknown was WI'OIII·" Dlgestloo Tnall, and ~H Anal: of this s1ze" vote.~. about 1,500 more than the banquet, drmng, rneetmg and nouneed today the department where an mfant was ill The number of casualties when hit YSIB. Henry said the Important next comrnl&lloner cocktail rooms Will pick up Cbmtmas trees Ill four month old child Val Dav by arhllery from their o•D TO BOIJ) SERVICES thing to blrn was not that he "S~fngfleld baa had good the VIllage on Thursday a n d IS, was tra nsported to Veterans lmes Shade Riwr Lodle tM wlU had been elected but .nerng a race relai1111S becauJie extrern RUPE RETURNIJ take them to the village lol Memonal hospital bold Masonic 9ec'vlces at EwMeic• Geaeral Hnpltal fulflllrnent of hia belie!-., that • a JSls can't get an audience Larry Rupe who attends where they Wlll be burned NOW vuu KNO\f lng'a Funeral berne Tueoday Adml1111ou - Delmar Durst, clttzen who accepts his responsl· here," he said "They have Ohio Slllte U~lverslty, has re LOCAL TEMPS The world 8 wont ralll'lll at 7 30 P m lor Brother 3oi1D Cheshire; Carma! Jelll!lt, Rut- bllities ought to be able to as been here but they cooldn't get turned to his stud1es after WEATHER The temperature In Porne-- 'llftek happened at Modaoe. O'Brien MemlMn U.I"QQIffl· land, Howard Frank, Racine surne any offree" started" spending the holldoys with hiS Fair, not 10 cold tonight, Jowl ro)'s busmess dllltrlcl at 11 50 Fraace, on Dec u, 1817. A eel to meet at tbe lwleralliome llilelwlet - Howard Frank, He said there was areal con He added tlrat the Cotiii'W of parents, Mr and Mrs Law- 21 3'1 Increaslnl doudlneu am today was 36 degrees, un- pastreD&er trala derailed ... I& 7 li, llaelu. cern 1bnJ11c1ttt11 the counll'y tConlillued 011 Pa&e 4) 1'11Dr.tl Rujle, qsvrlle. ard •lid Wedaesda7, der clear skies sa pen• ,..... killed. d 587ACCI•dents Logge I 1 I Farm Leader Hat'Is Ch ange sprmg • r•Jeld spotlighted Ill• Mad ' R }es Naming • F"Irst Negro Mayor I B d Beli·e,,ed Red Chinaman I' I ·I I ~ �•. Voice of Broadway On the Ho Chi Minh Trail THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA By Jack O'Briah Rtc ha rd S Owt·n. Publl~tlt"'r t: hester TannehtiL f<.:dllt;r P11bli!!h~d evP.ry afternoon txrtpt Sun. day by l'he OhiO Va lli'\ l'ubltstung t'om !Jany. 110 Mt>etlalll<' St. Pomero), flhto 45769 Bu~inf'SS Offire phonE' w'v 2 2156 ~dt tunal phone WY 2-21~7. Entered as serond class mallm1 matter at tht post offlre at Pomf'roy, Oh10 Nulional advertlsm1 representative· Boll me IIi Ktmball, InC' , 343 l>f"xm ..:ton A\t' , New Yot k l'llv. Nt:\\ York Subsrrtpllon ra ttw Oelt\'Prrd by rarritr avatlable, ao cent!! per wee-k; ollt yeu in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· flee 11~ ~ ; &lJl montha, $7 80, thr!e montht 53 .90 By Motor Routt where earrler service not aullable one month 11 30 By malt oat year SlO 00, StK montha, SD 26; Throe montho. $3 00. w her~ The Uailg Senlinel COMMIHT.t TING IDITOIIALL Y Big Boost For Schools I' 1l'tJOLD IIIIP•• lilt thl YOten of 01161 . . -vhlttd thtl federal aid . . tltdwo!r Ia tilt 11111 wtll takt cart cr1 -'-llolull noedt. Wt r.cently oaw a ""'""' ot tilt rttulu of vote• on . . _ IovlN aDd bond ls•uet ill tbt Capitol Cornmenl, f.~'venls lllale ud 1tt1 tllaa fiO perrent o! them By William S. White wert glvtD tilt appro>al of tht electoralt. Thero hut been tho~e who havt thouabt lor a Ions time that the ....... menu oD real estate would have to bt r•la.xed. and some other means of fm· andng sc hools brought to tho front Here m Ohio m the past year an attempt was l)lado to bolster the !manctna o! ,, hoots by increasing the sales tax , but it met w1th failure There are not many ,. hooi d1stmt• that will turn down I !<'•'" , , gront tllllll'd down erl IJI' a local nu l iha l the One board out in lo-:-a federal aid and was prats· edttonali<t who pointed co mmunJtv could run the sdwol svstem better than tht' buteauC!.I tS In \Va<hmgton federal aid to education in Oh10 wlll read! an all t1me high of about $01 mil· lton m the 1965-66 school yea1 That figure 1s ahout five per,enl of Ohio s total revenues for school purpos~s . and is a ~36 million mcrease ovet the 1H64· 65 period It would not appear that there can be too much p1 rssut e from federal authorities wtth that small per· centa~e of funds Th, amount that the state 1s gomg to have in the year ahead ts based on our usmg 50 lo 75 perrrnt of the federal funds alloted to the slate It Is reported that the total ed uca1ton revenues for the state this yea1 w1ll run to $1.2 billion . which in anybodv"s hook II big business The colossal ftg ure IS composed of the state 1 ontri butllln of $333 million and 1821 million from !oral 10urce1 The present state <ontnlmtwn ranks Ohio 37th ln the nat10n m the amount ot funds alloted to srhool purp<liU. l 'l The ligures are not quilt so low by comparison when we take mtu Mnounl the amount per pupil expendttul e, which this year will be $50:1 pe1 student "h!Ch IS an mrrease ot $:15 o>er last year, hut sllll less than that app1o· pri1ted in 24 other states It would ap· peal that the aHrilge trachE'r tialary 1n Ohio Is not going to be too far behind that of the nation tn thiS yeat The gap was only the dilferen< e between $6 .· 350 and $6 506 to piaee us lJrd among the •tntes The Ohio est1mate of teachen aalny goes up $370 ovet last year, whi~h should reduce the i•P by a lara• percentage WASHINGTON - No matter whert the pendulum of fate may at last com~ to rest in V1et Nam - whethO" f1x.dly pomtt-d to an honorable peace or to the flames of a large-r war - the new ye.ar fmds one of the old boys showing th e youlli how duty lli done at the centtr ef the cr1s1s Averell Harriman at 14 an elderly party by any chronolog~ cal test, Is puttmg one of thiS country's dares! cliche- myths, the cult of )OUth worsh1p, to a suspicious aS<oclate or by Con· eress, of allowrng personal am· bitJOn to r.:olor or to fnghtPn an the smallest way his work or Ju s rer.:ommendatwns So 1t " that all Wa shington knows one thing at least - that 11 he says somethmg he believes 11. pur.ly and stwply. He Is not runrung !or anything. He Is a man, this Harriman, who was twice cruelly disappomted In politics. The first time was when he was denied the Pre~!Jdent1al nommt1on that severe test. Harry Truman had earnestly sought for h1m The second time The most raving of all our ruvmg ambassadors . he was was ~hen Nelson Rockefeller m Jre or less endlessly a1rborne unseated h1m as Governor of at the approach of the now year. New York. Many would have ~ur!ed up In hJS •omewhat dull but abs<>lutely tireless and determined and quit when the last and un"ay, he was carr ym~ cltmartJc suspected blow had fallen Harmessage! from Pres1dcnt John ~ riman . Instead. sto!Jdly came aon to nat1onul leaders half a· here to work m the State Deround lhe world 1n Amenc11's fi- partment, m his grumpily quiet way. lor President John F'. Kennal spasm of effort to r~a c h 1 decent and nonappeasmg peat·e nedy. For t1tles he clearly didn·a gtve a damn. He stayed on to end the VwtnameMe war. with Prestent Johnson And as H1s jow·nevs then would he have exhausted most men of the lilies came and went hall his yem And beyond still clearly didn't &ive a damn doubt there wtll be many other what rank-plate they put upon jOW"oeys before curiously age- hiS door. He was. In fact, a poor politicleSI man Jays down at lost a public coreer that began before Ian H1s speeches, however writ.. many of hiS dtplomatlc colteag. len, were unconquerably pedes· ueo had put on the1r f~rst lone trtan In his mouth , and 1n affecpants tionate impat~ence he evoked His highest professional qual. the ni~kname of "Honest Ave, lfication 1s h1s record as Pn:sl- the Hair Splitter." For elective dent Truman's Ambassador I() office. the knack was simply tho Soviet Union. now a long not In him. He be<ame instead a time a~o. In Moorow he be- most superwr public official of came the f1rst Western envoy the appomttve sort. He had, in totally to aen'e - and to re- spite of himself, found . h 11 port back homo with no trim- place Th1o ~< P<rhaps why he ming - that a thtng we now Is able to !how the younger call the coded wor was about 1 men how duty ts at last done. lit OP"ned by the Communist Tho late Admiral Erneot world Kmg . a glae1ally tough o I d But his highest humaD qllllli- tyP" of the Second World War , fH s tton ~~ somethmg else. H1s smd that when "they" 111 Wasltvery age " the strength of his mgton got mto trouble they sent carptr For alone •mone cur.. for the 110~a nd -so~ Like King, rent high officials he cannot po,. HBrmmm could never have atbiy be suspe<:ted. by tho most even got litarted m .11 popular- tty race But. like Ernie King, Averell Hamman " a good type to have around when tl1e heat is on and they need a man for a mu.n'a errand. DOtlOR SAYS By Wayno G. Brandstodt, M.D. Q - Is It harmful to take an enema every morn ing for con~ stipatlon' A - This should not be necessary If you regu late your daily mlake ol vegetnbles and frutt Some persons need almost none and others need 5 or 6 large helpmgs a day to produce a formed stool. Enemas have th eir legitimate 11se but are gent>ral!v much abused. For the rehel of tru constipation (hard. dry, d•lf•· cult stools) an enem• ol more than 6 or 7 ounces should never be taken because what you want to accomplish Is to mpty the reetum - not the entire colon. Nothmg should be added to the water used for the enema. Soap or turpentme will irrl· tate the bowl and a•e not needed. I advise th at a small enema of plam warm water be taken only after 48 hours have elapsed lollowmg a formed stool or 12 hours following a sol!, formless stool The secrt of suecess with such an enema Is to hold 1t lor 5 or 10 minutes before pa,.mg lt. II thla doesn't work, try adult size gly~erin suppositories These too must be held for 5 or 10 minutes to allow your body teml"'raturt to melt them. Q - My motbor pald me a viSit and saw me using crack· ed eggs. She 111d I should The Liz Taylor • Richard Burton family fee for app<ar· ing on the SKmmy Davis TV premiere - 150,000 Sean C<lnnery signed for $12,5011 and then got more trked than Smersh when he heard what Somlvel w" paying the otbel"l Smatra's and Sl;eisand'a TV producer Dwight Hermon and w1fe adopted a 2nd baby (one a ye"ar so rar} Impressionist Frank Gorshin's child had a close call swallowing too big a baby mouthful but oil was fme before the N. Y. police and ftre emergency squatiB armed Mickey Rooney's stopPllli traffic In the St. Moritz lobby with the autograph btl; be opened at the Latin QU11rter The C<lmmodore Hotel become& an olf!ce building, we've be.., tipJl"d Goodman Ace ol the Como Show's been sum· moned to see what wit can be added 1o the Bdwy. • bound comedy Nancy Walker's dlroct!ng . Goody'a hypochondrl .. cal comedy book for "Doubleday , "llow Me You," Ia In gal· ley proof. ils jacket will have a stark and darin& X-ray of lhi• Ace of CARDS. The stage musical Marcel Mastroianni's doing in Rome (about Rudolph Voientino) lli m choreographic trouble- Kath· orine Dunh~m quit after four weeks' rehearsal and Danny Dani~ls (ex-Caesar, Como, Bea L•llle - ''High Spirits" danceman) wt~s giVen lhe transatlantic hurry-up call . . Discour· Lgmg marginal note about the "Marat-Sade" drama - it's embarrassln& when P"Ople try to shock you, and they don't A couple of plays due in shortly are .. id to gu•rantee to dls· gust more than shock audtenc· es But the avalanche of vul~arity and tasteless sex in the lilthv new wave of drama ha< served simply to m"ke s"ch former shock value dreary nothing surpr1ses nnyon~ on the on~e-legitlmote stage The Wagner · announced judgeships of Joe DICarlo and Berme Newman were fo recast hr Marge Nichols, estranged wife of ~omedlan • director Mike Nichols I Utey've both signEd the separation agreement) moves to Paris In a week or so Former Albany Senate pow· er lnow a top Rork•leller com· m1ssioner) Walter J. Mahoney became a grandpop via daughter Ellen Two hotel ~haln! are dllnglmg cash-green carrot! In front of Rene Verdon, the JfK -hired While ilouse chef who didn't dig barbecued everything and qu1t he also has backers for a N. Y restaurunl The N Y. cops !ear a gen· era! may be their next commlsh You don't hear about mobster Meyer Lansky a n y more because that wiso:> elder tougbt guy took the aame hints Frank Costello 1gnored Qntil he was lorned into a largel JUSt hke b1g business, which It Is. several lop mob buys are moving up at New Year's and a never use them. What would they do to me? A - Never Is 1 long lime Egga that have cracke may harbor Salmonella organiSms, the cause of one type of baclerlal lood polaonlng. For tht1 reason many P"Ople d1scard U1em to be on the oale aide. They should never be uled raw. Heat wlll destroy the germ1 but II the eggs ll"e !rtod or 10ft bo1led there to a good chance that an the organ~!lll will not be killed. If you must use them, hard-boil them. brace of jailed gangsters have been told to reltre or eIse. Have a sick-showbiz tale : • comJc wriler consulted a p~yrhlatrlst, was Informed the trouble wa< tn" celebrity's mate, !O • divorce resulted, the psych d d th rom then prlposed an we e · lc-wrlter and the pl!ych"s aban· doned mate cpmrmtted suicide Phll Harns insists "Hrllo, D~Jiy" was ··wntlen lor lrau Ailee Faye and won't be hap· py until she doll"' In for the big hello Elder show . biz statesman Max Gordon missed U•e Barbra Stmsand TV spec· ia l. asked to nave it rerun pn· vately •nd omersed WI"lh sueh restrained ytps as "Grealt!st 1 ever ••w ," more vocal range than Fannie Brice." but told us sanely "Fanny was a mucll lun,mer woman" . Oh, _and Phil Harris seldom men 110111 his square given name because tt's "Wonga" (that's Wight) It's a Welsh handle . Phil ion hili mother's side) to pari • Cherokee How, \VIten NBC News does lis "Testlng: Is Anybody Honest'' TV analysis of national U S. 1rtegrity, why not give the quiz to Its v1ce pre,denls Asked about a F'rench writer's ana\y. sis thnt she's "lazy, undlscl· plln•d. and wanders through her love affairs," Brigilte Bardo! conf1ded to nwemsan Howard K Sm"ith, ''That's lrue'' . A mom star's widow ls reported converting to Jutlnism, objecl matrimony - - · -- - - - Rookie-of-Year Namath Leads All-Stars " R t to R10 e Urns • h Hard.Woo dTOnl.g t e HOUSTON (UPl) - T h el comp letmg the sq uad. was a runnerup to Bu!folo'l Amercan Football League's ! Th e " ""n ll1lls who made the ack Kemp. Other replac. (AJ?L) Rook1e of1be Year Joe learn wtll be replaced on the oteii~"Jl,r Bills playera on tiM • Namath of the New York Jds. All-Star squad by runneraup , AU-Star squad wtJI be Wayae wtll lead the AFL AII..Siar team ' because the Buffalo team will Hawkins ol Oakland lor Buff• that meets the league champtonl pia) a1 a umt tn the bowl lo's Billy Shaw, Buck Bncbanan Buffalo Bills Jan 15 m tile Igame tn H1ce Univel'llity of Kansas City fur Tom Selllat AFL's bowl game. I Sl.ad1~m at offensive tackle, Frank Coach Art Lanham's Rio Gr~nde College Redmen, win· San Diego ChHr~er coach S1d Namalh Will be the All..Siaro' B!liiCom of San Diego !or MlM ners of the 1965 Pl. Pleasant Rotary College Invitational Gillman named 13 mnre pi•yers qu•rterba ck. backed up by Stratton at linebacker, clefm. Basketball Tournament, return to the hardwoods tonight at to the All-Star team Monday, John Hadl of San Diego. Had! sive hack! Speedy Dtmcatl ol G & J Auto stopped big John Milhoan, leading scorer 8 p m. against Georgetown, Ky. College m Gallia Academy San Dlgo !or George Byrd IDd for previously unbeaten Firestone 500, and the result was • • High School gymnasJum. L. Daioard Pau!SIIn of New York an easy 89-55 triumph Monday night in the battle ol the The Redmen, now 9-3 on the lo! George Slmetl, and kicker unbeatens in the Galhpolis Independent ~asketba!l League. ason, w11l be gmng up against After tonlght's clasb with . Gmo Cappelletti of Boston for Played before • good sized -~---- - ~- · a "real tough team " Coach &orgelown the Redmen go to I College BasketbaU Resulta Ark. Coli. 65 Henderson St. 60 Pete Gogolak. ~ crowd on the Waohmgton hard· Francis pumt•ed in 34 fo r the ''There goeo ·1107 •18Thut waa ~ ~ Lanham sa1d M•nd~v mght. Canton Friday night 1o IJ~e on By Uniled Press IDtematioDBI Pan Am. 88 Sul Hoss 83 Flanker back Lance Alworlll wood, G & J raced to a 2>-12 wmners. Butch Newlon's 23 led ' battmg average ' 1 IIW1III<r' Georgetown Is &-3 and havo lost Walsh College, and Saturday Eaal Angelo St. 68 Tex. Luth. 54 of San Diego and Lionel Taylor f~rst P"fllld lead. the !users i only to Southern, LouiSVIlle, and night tltey liop o·,er to Erie, Acadia U 72 NYAC 68 Texas Western 63 Tulsa 54 ot Denver were All-Star p!ck.t By halftime, it was 41-28. Aft. oak lldl led 23-5, 44-:m and i Carson Newman. Pa., to take on Gannon. LIU 85 Michael's (VI) Nrthw>(rn !La.) 73 La. Tech 68 but will not play because al 68 er three periods, there was no 72·55 after three pet 10us. NBA Sllllldingo Georgeto"(!l will have Duano Next Tuesday the Redmen Fa rheld Dickinson Alc-orn A&M 60 Grambimg 59 injunes. 82 65 doubt about lh<o outrome as In the closest ga me of the , By United Presa IDtemaUoDal BfU(.-e, 6-1, and Tom Tripmao, b"avel to Bluefield, W. v.a., s..'anton U. 82 Yeshtva 64 Sthwstrn La ) 11 Nchlls St. 53 Ken Graham of San Diego G & J mcreased its lead I<> evening, Elberlclds ol Pomeroy 6-4, both from Daytoq, at fo.-- for a go at Bluef1eld State Col· Duquesne 87 St F'm"' (Fa J 43 Soutb and F'rcd Arbanas of KaiiSal 65-39. slipped paSI Wrilter's of Gull!poEasiOl'll Division wards ; &-7 John Karr at tho piv- lege, and Thursday nlght theWy Midwest So. Car. Clemson City will replace them. 57 48 Milhoan was limited to eight lis 71·6!. w. 1. Pel. ot; tHl Bob Ia and 6·1 Ray go to Institute to take on • Detroit 68 West Tex. St 57 Kentucky St LouiS u. 70 Others on the squad Gillm_an 80 points by Bob Miles and the Pomeroy led 20-lt alter one Boston TennesS<>e Tulane picked are fullbaek Kc!lb 25 10 _714 Kennedy, at guard.. Bruoe_ IS Va. State, the leam tbey ~ Lo ola (Ill) Dl Indiana 68 64 46 d slmgy G & J defense. To p per11lli. The Met gs live contm- .. avoragmg about 21 pomto feated 98-96 to lake lhe First Y Lincoln guard Walt Sweeney scor..., for the losers wero Bill ued un IA>p, :17·2~ ut hallltme. <.:mcmnall 25 14 .641 per gam~ and Tripman 19 ARnual Pl. Pleasant llolary ' Bull er86 St. Jos. (Ind.) 65 Athens (Tenn ) 67 Mry 1n 52 d ta 'kl R Mil ll of Sa _. • ...., · · · ' Cent Mich U. 82 Alma 38 r:eorgw 62 Flortda St 57 an e on was, a ti1e outn Bt own, w1lh H, and J e r r y After tht L\J p<:nods, 1l was 55- Phil adelphia 22 13 .629 Aga~n.t this tough combma- Tuurna.ment. IV · 73 M tl 72 !Juke Penn St !\11 Diego c Lincoln 83 Turner 10. 46. New York 13 23 .361 tion, the Redmen lrill start 6-5 ~"consmi05 X ~rque " standing player of lao! y.ar• The w•llt 0 ayton · A B ff" · Sh 0 d '0 av1er East Car 68 The Citadel 68 1 aron u mg- Bob Easwnan's 20 paced the Jumor aron regory an ~ B dl St Th w.va St. llocklcy All-Star Game and MIX lJ to n dwmners' 103 89 "pile an ·,nJ·ured back wiruw rs Ned Swmdc ll h;~d 19 Weotem DMslon Don Trainer at guartiB Big 6-5 ra ey 119 · omas 50 . . . cons-u""e • eo ' ·· . · Creighton High 60 makmg fifth ., w. flipped m 30 for G & J while For I he losm, C"' i Bt•aver W. I. Pet . Paul D1\lon Will hold down th~ So llak St103!Ill Syracuse No Tex. St87 MtamiPomt <F\, 71 Ncwben) Utah Ail-Star h1s sq uad. 81 C<irl Wolle, With a fourtb P"r· ftm sh, d "'th 20 ~lnle Steve ' Los Angeles " 23 19 .M8jl'efller spot, and at forwards ValparaiSo III Wheaton 6U Crsn-~wmn11 1488w Car87St 64 ' Gtllnwn added two more to wd outburst, fm•sned wltb 24 Fullc t· toi., Jeu 14 , Balltmore 20 20 .500 wtll be 6-2 sophomore Jim Southwest S.•wanL'e Sti ~li l lscms 62 U>e SlY. from Kansas City In other1conference games on (; & J le.t ds' the loop with an San F• allctsco 18 24 .429 Marshall, and 6~ JUmur Rudy Okla 64 Okla St 53 Ala St 111 Mtss v.. J St 61 already named to the squad the Wash ng lon h<Jrdwood last 8-0 m.: u·k F1reslone 1s 7 1 s 1 1s ·11 417 Sh!vely at forwards II b t .ou" · •• Kansas St Colorado 78 M1ssoun F'lortda Alabama latestand bemg hnebackers E. n•gnt, romped Oak H11t's McClelland at- lJetro tt to 27 ·.210 a<:AI tmn so ere "P"",u-ted2 tojumor see a 1Sotteve w Kansas 69 55 59 No. C u ..56A&T 9:1 1-:ltz53 U·1 65 JtheHolub Shemll Headnck. oullit to a hwh st:ormg tieTltursday. Oak IIlii l'm·slone at 7 Jl m wt Next 109 . 76 wm over Pt. 'Pleasan t's gam e at 8 !tmls G & J ballltng Monday"s Resu1to Towler and 6-I Dick Lu~tti at Middleport Ires hmen upse t ·~-- I VM I '!I Gco Wash111g\"n 74 !Junlcp entry. Oak Htll's John Wether 's anti Ute n~gh tc.1 p ptts 1Cmcin natt 130 St Luujs 114 the g"ard positions, depending , prev10usly un defeat.,. yger S Inl ~ K M1ss . St 83 Auburn 72 game ft!ms. Kanamski totaled 36 while Btl! I Pomeroy aga111Sl Pt. Plcasanl .(Only game scheduled) upon Georgetown'• defense. Creek Ire.<hmen Monday at • The second feature was l h• - - ~- · - --- -- -- -- -Middleport 43·42 in 8JI overtime Dallas Cov.boys in art10n The Col'" <""It s nd cow bOYI baskotbaU game, the ftrst 111 the Ill WO O "' Gatlu·r in mee t area followmg U1e holidays. ' Sunday m the Orang'e Bowl tQ It was Barry Holl!s'• frPe • Miami for Playoff Ill!' annual NFL Playoff Bowl, throw with tW<l seconds left m I MIAMI fUPli - "the Balli-! lh• consolatton contest lor the . . . regula bon time that sent the I 1 more the Green cold 1I s10ns secnnd-best of lbQ two divi· By L•~ONARD A. GKANATO over th e cold-shoot mg vtst tors 1n the closing mlnul"' Louie points to pace tho Jayhawk game into overlime, and F'or. afte n Coltsof relived Dec 8 26 10 UPl Sports Writer and romped to an 8:1-:,s vtclor" llamp1er scored 20 for the attack. which shot a bhstenng ward Dennis Ault'o 20 • loot By Umted Pren lnternaHonal Ba r w:n the Pa~kers el tmmat.i Sunday In the Orange Bowl Duke beat the shilling one , Jack M.1nn led th e lllu e 1 Wildlats. Rtch P01ks topped 61 per cent m the second bail jumper, also a:t the 2 second The site was. strange but the ed Ythem from the National ' Will be the last game of the press ol Penn State Monday I Devils wtth 25 pomts, Bub l the Htlhkens sco1ers w1th '1:1.. alter a cold first atana. mark in the overtime that won &eenQ was l<lm•ilar. F tb . L W t D•'v·, long season for the Coils, and 01ght ~•th the weapon 1·1 lSI . d . it for the young Yellow · I-<·w•s adde d 2I anu·' "uv b Vc1 ga Bra dl ey. th e sevent1-ron 1 ked ' J ackets. C"mrtnnali and St· Louis 00 rtt a.1 eaguQ es er0 · Sl1u1a stt U w1 11 ha ve 1o wor k oul snpposed to slop-the lost 1ch tpfled 111 17 to th e cause. T1m team, ran away !rom St. Cre\ghton .use oupenor :: stump, Kyger forward, was pl2.y ed a Na\10nal Basketball! Slon 1 e race. an ollense built around fl ankerbreak. 1 Hel'd s 16 pon1ts were htgh for Thomas 99-52. Ed Jncksnn ~und •g ability to u~set ~ high for both teams wtlb 19 Assoc1at10o game at Memphis, Coach Don SllUia and his t back Tom Matte repiacmg The one press Ideally puts Peon State The Blue Devils, scored 21 pomts to pace the J u~lilate ~~acu~ 10 ~7 i ~~~ pomts. • Tenn, Mooday night and the Colts gathered m t11e tropical mjured qnarterba~b Johnny lwu defenders on the man w1th '1 who led 47·27 HI hillfttme, llra>es and got help lrom Joe 0 nson . eg hn lly quarters: Royal• came out ahead 130-111 warmth for the hrstt me smce l Umtas and Gary Cuozo. 1 the ball whtl e the ofh•r thr ee outshol the VISitor. 45 per cent Allen (20) and Alex McNutt ~~OL;nd~7 ~~~ 819ra ~f 1 ~ Kyger ........ . 11 17 26 38 42 as Oscar Robertson worked hi s losmg the champtonshlp playoff I The Cowboys were not due Ia fail back to block off the ltnes l up 19 per cet1l and outrcbound<•d tl71 111 lim lop -Sided contest.] m 1 8 0 b · / c go MRS .. •, ... lJ 18 '/[/ 311 43 usua l magio ou the basketball In Green ~ay 13 . 10 to see the ' town until later today. thtO"Rh ~luch hts passes must thcm72-51. Penn ~li!le hit only r"~ed Korha"s 17 wCie bigh lor~~~ 3\ed :~ °~~ s~ ethorge Kyger, St11mp 7-5-19, Tyo coort. -- - - ---~·-· 8 re s WI . 211 2-0-4. Buckley 1~2 P;,ck 4-0. Robertson !!Cored a gametravel. The 1doo 1s to slow the nme l1eld guab 111 lit<' ltr.s l half. ) I Thomes. lc ers progress of lite ball down the Kculu•·ky Wms Bradley lot 59 per cent lrom pomts 1 ~ Syra~use, •II on fiel,d t 8, Reese 11-11-8. Total~ 17-11-42. hlgb 37 points arul also added court tu g•ve the defense time Second-1 anhd Kentucky had the flw t atw outrebounded St. ~~als: t va mg, Syracuse MHS, Ault 4-2·10, Holits 2-4- some key assists lo belp tbe to set up ' trouble w1lh a pesky St. Lou1s Thomas 42-18. h ·1pom ...gamoll scorder, was ~ Hoffner 3-3·9 Jngelo 0-0.0, Royals climb within two games 2 B Duk · be1ore pu ulllg away an d Kaosuo 0 ver BuHa • ot e's Blue llevlls, who ' outlit Cre d. to hto 0 ledWah y tAn eruras lh of 1 Haggerty 4-2·10,' Demoskef ao. of the Eastern D1voooa leadmg 18 mamtamed their No 1 rankmg ~ wmmng 80·70. Tho Blllikens Kansas, tied lor nmth spot Ill ~~~ D earn WI 23 1G. Totals 16-11-43. Boston Celtic!. HARRIS IN -Am:~Cmcmnali jumped oft Ia a 3>- 1 m tho UP! board of ooaches !stayed wtlh tho powerful the rankmgs, hod to Wipe out a po · Serving Meigs Counly llnet 1861 ralmgs thiS week, were too last ; Wtldcats throughout the first ftve-potnt Colorado halftime Loyola of Chicago, the DETROIT tUPI) -Billy Har· !9 fir~t-quarter lead. only to I>< wllh the!Lr. passes ~ th~ holhf" dand 17ed 41·39 aftr bemg advantoge, bEut hstormced to a 69- natton's bighest-seormg college r!s who was suspended two I outscored 19-1 at the start ol N 1 3 5 8 1ttany Ions one. Stym1eu 1be m 39- at m erm1sS1on. ' tg Ag t onference outfit, bad fivo men in double w~ks 0 by the Detroit Red the second P"rlod. But Robertlor only a short t1me, Duke Pat Rtley led Kentucky with opener. Walt Wesley, Del Lewi.o f1gureo for a 9Hill breH past W g0 f g to report to son rallied the Royals to the 1 quickly built 3R eight-point leau 24 pomta, many o! them oommg and AI Lopes eacb l!Cored ];! lndiaua. Jim Colemaa and ~;g~ ~~:~e~:. !arm clubs, front again and they held on AGENCY, INC. - - - - - -· -~----· ~--~---· - Doug Wardlaw EIIICh bad 18 has agreed to join the Jerry Lucas had 22 pomta for ' DUKJll NUMBER ONE pomta to paca Loyola, which Pittsburgh Hor•ets of the CmcmnatJ willie Cliff Hagan Bill Childs-Rodney Downing, Agtnh ailS ..Coach Craynor Slone'• NEW YORK (UP!) - The has averaged_ 101 points per Amerioaa Hockey League for topped tho Hawk1 Wllb BO. Southern Tornadoes will be Umted Press International rna- game 1D the lirsl 11 gamea. their game oa Wednesday No atbir lllllllllll 1NN ttChe- • • • •• • • • c0}}ege BaSKetbaII Results . . HELEN HELP US! • - b y Helen Bott•l--' up w1tl1 me becauso I don't YOUTH ASKED FOR • r! nus column is for young peo- have a car and we had tu walk ple, thelf,/ problems and pl ea- down town to the movie., which sures. their troubles and fun. got her hair wet when II rai.. As w1th the rest of Helen Help ed. Until summer, she said. So I took my rtng back and us, it welcomes I• o g h s best but won t uudge a serious ques- went with one of rer friend s, thai did 1t. Now Uon wtlh a brush-off. the ftrst gtri wanll the rln1 Send your teen-age question• back, but I like the new girl 1< YOUTH ASKEJ"l FnR IT. better. She doesn"l mind walkcare of Heleo Help US thil Ing. neWSIJ'tper. But Girl "A" saya the buslup w.s only temporary and TOMBOY PROGRESSES TO I'm a dog lor two-liming her. BOY PROBLEMS 1 said can't we all be friends, [)(>m· Helen· and she sa1d no, Glrl "B" Is Mnvbe vou remember me I now her enemy. Whal 1h~l1 I wrot~ to · you lour years ago do' - BRAD about my being a tomboy. Well, Dear Brad thanks for your he lp. Every. Tell Gtrl "A"' to go take a thmg"s fme now. But I have walk - alone. H. another problem. I'm 16 and going with • boy Dear Helen: who IS very mce That isn't the I guess you know how easy problem. H1s frien d 1s The it is to gel P"P pills and cool other mght this lriend mel me balls around sc hool. Sometim01 at the store and offered to walk the kids even give them away. me home (he lives ne<1r me) . 1 wafiiiiii.,Jng a lot of trouble Well, because he Is a good at home and then I had even friend of my boy friend, I more trouble with a wild boy thought tt was fine, but when friend, ao I asked a girl to he got to my front porch, he 1et me some to try . It mado grabbed me and started getting everything kind of float away, fre sh Well. 1 slapped him and so I started buying them. It's said I would teii Greg (my lel- been two weeks. almost, and Ia 1 1 don't want to break up I know I have to sto[>- but I'm · their lr!endshlp but If I don't ready to climb the walls. I'm teii, Church (wolf) will think he doing all kinds of exercisu and can get · away wi th anything. keeping owfully aet1ve, aod try· So what's a girl to do? CON- mg not to think , but, Helen, FUSED EX-TOMBOY do you think I'm add!~ted! Tho P. S Don"t think I'm that trouble with my parenta hesn'l tyJl" of gtrl because reaiiy I'm cleared up • maybe It would not. II I were , would I bt serve them right .. - NEW writing to ynu"' - C, E. T. YORKER Dear Confused: As I remember it, lour years Dear New Yorker . No, you aren't addicted ago 1 !Bid, "'Be glad you 're a tomboy because they have more yet, but tl you don"t olroighlo fun, and wlth a 4ttle polish, ened out as of NOW you'll have make the best aii-aroundd glfil.' more trouble than you can hanCongratulations. You've arrived dle, very _,_ You MUST tell But remember, ""best all-a· your ochool counselor wbert round girls" don't tattle, and you &ol those pilll, and lei Tomboys can Ulke care of them- her take it from there Sho'U selves. That slap should put alorl your parent• and find help wolf-boy In his place, and your lor you. And 1 hope you til.. oiience won't give him Ideas cover they're your beat friends, - except that he'd better no! alter all , - H. push h1< luck! Teii btm you'ii accept the apology you expect This column Ia dedialed 10 him to make, and !oraet it. H. famUy living, 10 II you've hov· IJ!i kid trouble or jusl plaiD TELL HER TO GO TAKE A trouble, let Helen help you. lbt WALK will 1110 welcome your OWII Dear Helen: amuslne experlencel. Addml l was going with 1 girl for Helen Bott.l in caro ol lhll 3 montho and then she broke uewspaper. 8~RHY'5 WORLD 1 • St: I 1 79 Upset Kyger B0bk JtteDS • DU k e ROmps to Eas:1f J • 83 58 mlR · 1 • ·· · • Roya} Cl' b WIl• h" T £ Boston CeltiCS I I 1 I d" 1 "I DOWNING INSURANCE 0 Over 200 F /" ' -"""'"""''·"'-' See Exhibition Mid basta to Wahama louighl in • JOr college basketbaU ratiHgs Paul Moren sank lwo free agaBlil l ~t~H~e: rs~h_:ey: :_._ _ _ _ _'.':dlu~ l_l ed~.---------'-'=====..,=============""':tl • Oblo Vallef Coolcrent:e wtth l1rst place votes and woi>- throws with 16 aeconds left to 11age game. lost record• tbrougb Saturday, ease Wisconsin past Marquette Tbe TorDBdoes are 2-1 overTeam . . . . . . . •. . .l'Oints 73-72, Mike Jlemmond pumped In Charleston arul 0-% in <onference play 1. Duke (30) [!H) 330 in 20 poillt! help Obw • I 1 all while the Wbit<J t'alcous, coached by Bob Oliver. are also winless In leaguo play. " , ""'""C., •.._... , , '· · su A packed house of ever !00 fans watched live · t1mes world champion R1chard Bergman of k Englaod and current 12th ran . ed world Lee Dal .loon nf Seoul. Korea, present a l<Ible tenniS exhibition at the North Charles ton, w. Va. Recreation Center Monday night. Logan•weIISl On Ratt]e Tops in SE0 Th is Ffl"day 1o 2. Kentucky (l l (8-j)) 280 230 3. Vallderbilt (I) tiO.l) 4. St. Joseph"s I!'a.) (9·31 171 6. Brigham Young f&-1) 141 6. Pruvtdence (8·1) 132 7_ Bradley (liH) 110 B. lJCI.A (7·3) 96 ~-(tiel Kansa• (9-2) V8 Iowa 18.1) Second 10 _ II, Texas University 1o a o ~I victory over the l<>uring Polisb llational team Ia 1111 Khlbitiorl, lllperior , b di Del 11 re ou• og gave ro a 68-57 lriumph over Weot Texas State and Utah found Uto road still rocky by losing to Miami m Florida 88-117. Utab atarted Its ! present tour with 1 f-G .-..eord and Is now H . Horse Sense-and the Mustang Six I !r-========""";;;; The evenl was spnnsufl"d by I Western 37; 12 Cincinnati 34; the anawba Valley Tab le Ten13, Syracuse 29; 14, Loyola ! FINEST ms Assocwlion. Bergman and <Ill.) 26, 15, Mmnesota 25; 16, 1 Dai Joon are currently repeal- Lo~n L' at Wellston for the Michigan 24; 11, Utah 16; 18 ing a world tour wtlh the llar- ! top Southeastern Ohto League , (lie) New Mexwe, Depaul 13; lem Globt Trotters. basketball g:m10 F"rtd.•y mgnt 120, (lie I Tulsa (1), . Oregon State 10 ONE·DAY SERVICI Among the seven matches The Chteltatn,, after lnsmg Other teams receiving voteo ON REQUEST played was one between Berg-1 a doublr·overt1me tlmller tu -San F'rancJsco Penn State man and 14-year-old Ste~e Par- Nelsonv11le, 45-43 , on Dec 10.: we~tern Kentu~ky, Temple: 1 sons of Charle,'ton, who_1s West have buunced back wtlh four Boston College, Maryland, Ok$ V1rg1ma men s champwn. He straight tnumphs, and now ow• lahoma c1ty, NorU1 Carolina Cl loo k Bergman to a duect game, a 5-2 season recoru. .< eaner1 e Pomeroy St tc Nebraska North Caroll· I · 26-24 a • ' UM Our , _ Parking Lot ooAml g h. On the other hand Well ston, na, Wichita, Seattle, Ill.•loh~'siiiiiliiliiii so .on. t e program was ' eniv to ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . an now 7·1 overoll, has lost inlernussiOn hitting exhibitiOn I Nelsonville b a 78-67 eount. by Parsons and 13-year . old ' Y John Tannehill of Middleport, In the SEOAL, Wellston 1 current U. S. Boys under 14 tied with Athens and Nelson· champion. Parsons and Tanne- v1lle lor f1rsl place witb a 4-1 hill will play together this year mark. Logan is close hebind in regional and national compe- With a 3·2 loop mark. !Ilion as a doubles learn m the In other conlereACe gameo Boys under 16 div1s1on. Friday, Middleport 2-4 goea Tannehill will be teamed to Athens (6·1) whtle Nelsoa· with Richard Ferral, 16, o1. ville (7-1) travels to Pomeroy Cleveland, who is Ohio filth (2·5). Jackson (3·3) goes to Gal· &fall Cl!t!lllllii.....IIIPW . . . . . . . ID ranked in men's smgles, in Boys hpoltS 124 ) . ~q~~an~ up Gld • ' a L II .... Under 18 regional and national In _non-league achon Satur· SHIRT RNISHJNG SfRVIQ I R0 b"1nson WART TO Gn -SQUARED AWAY?~ ~oml"'tilion. ~~b~~b~a:~~~~. play~a~:p~f; goes to Pt Pleasant and Ky· ger Creek plays at Middleport. NEW YORK (UPI) -Player· Two SVAC battles are schedcoach Dave DeBusschere and uled Friday. Southwi!Stern plays suard Eddie Miles of the 1at Hannan Treco while North Detroit Pistons have been Galli<~ IS at Kyger Creek ill the oam~d to play lor the West Ill other loop contest. tho NaUon!li Basketball Asooci- Wah.1ma plays Easlern and ation'1 an..ter game """I Rutland i1 at McArthur Friday. Tuesday in Cmcimlall. The two In county circles Saturday, Pistou join Bailey Howell and Racme w1ll hisl always-powerDon Ohl of Baltimore, Rick lul Zanesvtlle Rosecrans. East· Barry, Nate Thurmond and ern will jourRey to SouthwestGuy Rodgers of San Francisco, ern for a SVAC ~oRtest, and Jerry Wei and Rudy LaRusso North Galha plays al Wilton in of Loo Angeles and Zelmo a noD-league encounter. Kyger Beaty of St. Louil. Creek plays at Middleport. NBA ALLST AilS ~~a~~. a •• ., .,. cal .... c.~ IICMt • afl', oat-... e itt- 1 lu• laaa. ....... par lor,. I oa par clap. ATLANTA <UP!) - The Atanta Fal~ons o! the National Foolball League llined Danker Tommy Tolleson ol Alabama oo Jrfollday, leaving Alabama quar· terhack Steve Slc.n as the only ellgtbla left unslped l'rom their lldiiDII draft P,lcka. » MACHEN BOUT NEW YORK (UP!) -Eddie Machen lms been signed by Empire Promolional Eoterpri· ses ~ meet Eurapearr heavywe1ght champion Karl Mlldeaberger in F.raokfurt, Ger· IWIII¥ on Feb. a. Icbl1: UO. n~eb at oout erlgiiCS I mine's smooth, pc • edLII a.t giles gaeal gas mileage, I'm satisfied. 'Dd's ..,, !P a Mustang Six. ,_.Ibn .... ttl be - M;/ 0 ttl dj4F* .. g 8111. . - geC << IJ t hill ill ._ of cl8ep-o. bw I I - . . . liP 11oJ111tJ liOO-ctL ... • . . . . . . ,.,.. . go. .... do)IOOIIIM<elolleMIR l a " l Iorio - - - . greel boor. ~~~- ... g Nt I al....,. I 9111 llolrllr • ..,.. opool lr·r. t:**l-. ..,....... -~ !*lied Ia h I '"""" Md ............ 1111_-- Sound sween Mustang makes lots of nice sounds.. Optional storii<HOIIIo tape ts ooe 1\nother 18 mo""' Jir ogtiDg "' """' pocket, to •• t u SIQ -a~ oppetile for~ See for l'OUnlell. &op Ia Ill """ flood D I1 'W .a , , rJiilt~ Wed a·• ,., t •m C8l. it MUSTANG -· TOLLESON SIGNED "Hw..., ..., . . . . . . . ••~r I I MlJS Frosh %-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1966 Q - Whea lbt weather 11 cold my lingers tum white and numb. Hot water doeln'l help. Only m111111ne my banda will get the blood back In my llnfen What cat11e1 lhll Inti what I doT naud'o disease, a condlUon In which there Is a spasm lu lire arteriea of the fingers. Elpoaure 1o ~old may trtner an attack but m some pel"S0111 an emotional upset will do lt. Af. lltoUib placing your handJ In hot water does not relieve your attack, lakin& a hot bath or bot drink may do 10. Thll condition II a nulaanct -not a lhreal to lifo. Furtltennore !hero I• Do danrer ol PDinne, wltb lou of your flniera. You should wear furUnetl &lovu In cold weather. Some womm with thll d!1111o ll"t bonolited bJ female horo monea or toluollne. Slnct smoko IJ!i awavaled tbe eondlUon, don't amokt. On the other band tbe judicious use of aleohol aometimn belpa. If aU elae fall• ynu m!Jbt consider movq t. aoma tropical paratllae. G & I Stops Milhoan, Tops '500' 89-55 J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O~ laD. '- 196~ 1 A - Yoa probably have Ray. There ore some olgns 1howlng that the elemen ta rv and secondary ><·hoo ls m1ght be over the hump Ill emollment Oh1o sc hools in these cate~o••es num bered 2 2 million last loll and th 10 spring "111 gradu•le 132 613 Tho~\ fig ure is down from the !96fi ftgu•e hy over a thous;~nd which means that the peak of World War II balliPs hos possed through h•gh schools and 1s causing tnflaled enrollments at lhe college level This development was noted 1n some area schools tn reduced enrollment from last vear Th1s will mean that there will only have to be slight improvement or expansiOn In physical plants in !Ius area, Unless there is a more rapid Increase in populalion Total expendftures for public schools will $24 7 billion th is year, whkh Is a 1~ percent increase o>e1 la.t 1ear. whkh inrlnd<•s a 130 perr<·nt tn· erease in federal atd ALL STAR~ ,:-- *SAVE NOW with the new excise tax cut._ SAVE NOW with Ford Dealer White Sale specials!* . tl: IAlUIC-a co. 125 I. M.in St. WY 2-2171 KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 S. Third St., Middleport, 0. �•. Voice of Broadway On the Ho Chi Minh Trail THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA By Jack O'Briah Rtc ha rd S Owt·n. Publl~tlt"'r t: hester TannehtiL f<.:dllt;r P11bli!!h~d evP.ry afternoon txrtpt Sun. day by l'he OhiO Va lli'\ l'ubltstung t'om !Jany. 110 Mt>etlalll<' St. Pomero), flhto 45769 Bu~inf'SS Offire phonE' w'v 2 2156 ~dt tunal phone WY 2-21~7. Entered as serond class mallm1 matter at tht post offlre at Pomf'roy, Oh10 Nulional advertlsm1 representative· Boll me IIi Ktmball, InC' , 343 l>f"xm ..:ton A\t' , New Yot k l'llv. Nt:\\ York Subsrrtpllon ra ttw Oelt\'Prrd by rarritr avatlable, ao cent!! per wee-k; ollt yeu in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· flee 11~ ~ ; &lJl montha, $7 80, thr!e montht 53 .90 By Motor Routt where earrler service not aullable one month 11 30 By malt oat year SlO 00, StK montha, SD 26; Throe montho. $3 00. w her~ The Uailg Senlinel COMMIHT.t TING IDITOIIALL Y Big Boost For Schools I' 1l'tJOLD IIIIP•• lilt thl YOten of 01161 . . -vhlttd thtl federal aid . . tltdwo!r Ia tilt 11111 wtll takt cart cr1 -'-llolull noedt. Wt r.cently oaw a ""'""' ot tilt rttulu of vote• on . . _ IovlN aDd bond ls•uet ill tbt Capitol Cornmenl, f.~'venls lllale ud 1tt1 tllaa fiO perrent o! them By William S. White wert glvtD tilt appro>al of tht electoralt. Thero hut been tho~e who havt thouabt lor a Ions time that the ....... menu oD real estate would have to bt r•la.xed. and some other means of fm· andng sc hools brought to tho front Here m Ohio m the past year an attempt was l)lado to bolster the !manctna o! ,, hoots by increasing the sales tax , but it met w1th failure There are not many ,. hooi d1stmt• that will turn down I !<'•'" , , gront tllllll'd down erl IJI' a local nu l iha l the One board out in lo-:-a federal aid and was prats· edttonali<t who pointed co mmunJtv could run the sdwol svstem better than tht' buteauC!.I tS In \Va<hmgton federal aid to education in Oh10 wlll read! an all t1me high of about $01 mil· lton m the 1965-66 school yea1 That figure 1s ahout five per,enl of Ohio s total revenues for school purpos~s . and is a ~36 million mcrease ovet the 1H64· 65 period It would not appear that there can be too much p1 rssut e from federal authorities wtth that small per· centa~e of funds Th, amount that the state 1s gomg to have in the year ahead ts based on our usmg 50 lo 75 perrrnt of the federal funds alloted to the slate It Is reported that the total ed uca1ton revenues for the state this yea1 w1ll run to $1.2 billion . which in anybodv"s hook II big business The colossal ftg ure IS composed of the state 1 ontri butllln of $333 million and 1821 million from !oral 10urce1 The present state <ontnlmtwn ranks Ohio 37th ln the nat10n m the amount ot funds alloted to srhool purp<liU. l 'l The ligures are not quilt so low by comparison when we take mtu Mnounl the amount per pupil expendttul e, which this year will be $50:1 pe1 student "h!Ch IS an mrrease ot $:15 o>er last year, hut sllll less than that app1o· pri1ted in 24 other states It would ap· peal that the aHrilge trachE'r tialary 1n Ohio Is not going to be too far behind that of the nation tn thiS yeat The gap was only the dilferen< e between $6 .· 350 and $6 506 to piaee us lJrd among the •tntes The Ohio est1mate of teachen aalny goes up $370 ovet last year, whi~h should reduce the i•P by a lara• percentage WASHINGTON - No matter whert the pendulum of fate may at last com~ to rest in V1et Nam - whethO" f1x.dly pomtt-d to an honorable peace or to the flames of a large-r war - the new ye.ar fmds one of the old boys showing th e youlli how duty lli done at the centtr ef the cr1s1s Averell Harriman at 14 an elderly party by any chronolog~ cal test, Is puttmg one of thiS country's dares! cliche- myths, the cult of )OUth worsh1p, to a suspicious aS<oclate or by Con· eress, of allowrng personal am· bitJOn to r.:olor or to fnghtPn an the smallest way his work or Ju s rer.:ommendatwns So 1t " that all Wa shington knows one thing at least - that 11 he says somethmg he believes 11. pur.ly and stwply. He Is not runrung !or anything. He Is a man, this Harriman, who was twice cruelly disappomted In politics. The first time was when he was denied the Pre~!Jdent1al nommt1on that severe test. Harry Truman had earnestly sought for h1m The second time The most raving of all our ruvmg ambassadors . he was was ~hen Nelson Rockefeller m Jre or less endlessly a1rborne unseated h1m as Governor of at the approach of the now year. New York. Many would have ~ur!ed up In hJS •omewhat dull but abs<>lutely tireless and determined and quit when the last and un"ay, he was carr ym~ cltmartJc suspected blow had fallen Harmessage! from Pres1dcnt John ~ riman . Instead. sto!Jdly came aon to nat1onul leaders half a· here to work m the State Deround lhe world 1n Amenc11's fi- partment, m his grumpily quiet way. lor President John F'. Kennal spasm of effort to r~a c h 1 decent and nonappeasmg peat·e nedy. For t1tles he clearly didn·a gtve a damn. He stayed on to end the VwtnameMe war. with Prestent Johnson And as H1s jow·nevs then would he have exhausted most men of the lilies came and went hall his yem And beyond still clearly didn't &ive a damn doubt there wtll be many other what rank-plate they put upon jOW"oeys before curiously age- hiS door. He was. In fact, a poor politicleSI man Jays down at lost a public coreer that began before Ian H1s speeches, however writ.. many of hiS dtplomatlc colteag. len, were unconquerably pedes· ueo had put on the1r f~rst lone trtan In his mouth , and 1n affecpants tionate impat~ence he evoked His highest professional qual. the ni~kname of "Honest Ave, lfication 1s h1s record as Pn:sl- the Hair Splitter." For elective dent Truman's Ambassador I() office. the knack was simply tho Soviet Union. now a long not In him. He be<ame instead a time a~o. In Moorow he be- most superwr public official of came the f1rst Western envoy the appomttve sort. He had, in totally to aen'e - and to re- spite of himself, found . h 11 port back homo with no trim- place Th1o ~< P<rhaps why he ming - that a thtng we now Is able to !how the younger call the coded wor was about 1 men how duty ts at last done. lit OP"ned by the Communist Tho late Admiral Erneot world Kmg . a glae1ally tough o I d But his highest humaD qllllli- tyP" of the Second World War , fH s tton ~~ somethmg else. H1s smd that when "they" 111 Wasltvery age " the strength of his mgton got mto trouble they sent carptr For alone •mone cur.. for the 110~a nd -so~ Like King, rent high officials he cannot po,. HBrmmm could never have atbiy be suspe<:ted. by tho most even got litarted m .11 popular- tty race But. like Ernie King, Averell Hamman " a good type to have around when tl1e heat is on and they need a man for a mu.n'a errand. DOtlOR SAYS By Wayno G. Brandstodt, M.D. Q - Is It harmful to take an enema every morn ing for con~ stipatlon' A - This should not be necessary If you regu late your daily mlake ol vegetnbles and frutt Some persons need almost none and others need 5 or 6 large helpmgs a day to produce a formed stool. Enemas have th eir legitimate 11se but are gent>ral!v much abused. For the rehel of tru constipation (hard. dry, d•lf•· cult stools) an enem• ol more than 6 or 7 ounces should never be taken because what you want to accomplish Is to mpty the reetum - not the entire colon. Nothmg should be added to the water used for the enema. Soap or turpentme will irrl· tate the bowl and a•e not needed. I advise th at a small enema of plam warm water be taken only after 48 hours have elapsed lollowmg a formed stool or 12 hours following a sol!, formless stool The secrt of suecess with such an enema Is to hold 1t lor 5 or 10 minutes before pa,.mg lt. II thla doesn't work, try adult size gly~erin suppositories These too must be held for 5 or 10 minutes to allow your body teml"'raturt to melt them. Q - My motbor pald me a viSit and saw me using crack· ed eggs. She 111d I should The Liz Taylor • Richard Burton family fee for app<ar· ing on the SKmmy Davis TV premiere - 150,000 Sean C<lnnery signed for $12,5011 and then got more trked than Smersh when he heard what Somlvel w" paying the otbel"l Smatra's and Sl;eisand'a TV producer Dwight Hermon and w1fe adopted a 2nd baby (one a ye"ar so rar} Impressionist Frank Gorshin's child had a close call swallowing too big a baby mouthful but oil was fme before the N. Y. police and ftre emergency squatiB armed Mickey Rooney's stopPllli traffic In the St. Moritz lobby with the autograph btl; be opened at the Latin QU11rter The C<lmmodore Hotel become& an olf!ce building, we've be.., tipJl"d Goodman Ace ol the Como Show's been sum· moned to see what wit can be added 1o the Bdwy. • bound comedy Nancy Walker's dlroct!ng . Goody'a hypochondrl .. cal comedy book for "Doubleday , "llow Me You," Ia In gal· ley proof. ils jacket will have a stark and darin& X-ray of lhi• Ace of CARDS. The stage musical Marcel Mastroianni's doing in Rome (about Rudolph Voientino) lli m choreographic trouble- Kath· orine Dunh~m quit after four weeks' rehearsal and Danny Dani~ls (ex-Caesar, Como, Bea L•llle - ''High Spirits" danceman) wt~s giVen lhe transatlantic hurry-up call . . Discour· Lgmg marginal note about the "Marat-Sade" drama - it's embarrassln& when P"Ople try to shock you, and they don't A couple of plays due in shortly are .. id to gu•rantee to dls· gust more than shock audtenc· es But the avalanche of vul~arity and tasteless sex in the lilthv new wave of drama ha< served simply to m"ke s"ch former shock value dreary nothing surpr1ses nnyon~ on the on~e-legitlmote stage The Wagner · announced judgeships of Joe DICarlo and Berme Newman were fo recast hr Marge Nichols, estranged wife of ~omedlan • director Mike Nichols I Utey've both signEd the separation agreement) moves to Paris In a week or so Former Albany Senate pow· er lnow a top Rork•leller com· m1ssioner) Walter J. Mahoney became a grandpop via daughter Ellen Two hotel ~haln! are dllnglmg cash-green carrot! In front of Rene Verdon, the JfK -hired While ilouse chef who didn't dig barbecued everything and qu1t he also has backers for a N. Y restaurunl The N Y. cops !ear a gen· era! may be their next commlsh You don't hear about mobster Meyer Lansky a n y more because that wiso:> elder tougbt guy took the aame hints Frank Costello 1gnored Qntil he was lorned into a largel JUSt hke b1g business, which It Is. several lop mob buys are moving up at New Year's and a never use them. What would they do to me? A - Never Is 1 long lime Egga that have cracke may harbor Salmonella organiSms, the cause of one type of baclerlal lood polaonlng. For tht1 reason many P"Ople d1scard U1em to be on the oale aide. They should never be uled raw. Heat wlll destroy the germ1 but II the eggs ll"e !rtod or 10ft bo1led there to a good chance that an the organ~!lll will not be killed. If you must use them, hard-boil them. brace of jailed gangsters have been told to reltre or eIse. Have a sick-showbiz tale : • comJc wriler consulted a p~yrhlatrlst, was Informed the trouble wa< tn" celebrity's mate, !O • divorce resulted, the psych d d th rom then prlposed an we e · lc-wrlter and the pl!ych"s aban· doned mate cpmrmtted suicide Phll Harns insists "Hrllo, D~Jiy" was ··wntlen lor lrau Ailee Faye and won't be hap· py until she doll"' In for the big hello Elder show . biz statesman Max Gordon missed U•e Barbra Stmsand TV spec· ia l. asked to nave it rerun pn· vately •nd omersed WI"lh sueh restrained ytps as "Grealt!st 1 ever ••w ," more vocal range than Fannie Brice." but told us sanely "Fanny was a mucll lun,mer woman" . Oh, _and Phil Harris seldom men 110111 his square given name because tt's "Wonga" (that's Wight) It's a Welsh handle . Phil ion hili mother's side) to pari • Cherokee How, \VIten NBC News does lis "Testlng: Is Anybody Honest'' TV analysis of national U S. 1rtegrity, why not give the quiz to Its v1ce pre,denls Asked about a F'rench writer's ana\y. sis thnt she's "lazy, undlscl· plln•d. and wanders through her love affairs," Brigilte Bardo! conf1ded to nwemsan Howard K Sm"ith, ''That's lrue'' . A mom star's widow ls reported converting to Jutlnism, objecl matrimony - - · -- - - - Rookie-of-Year Namath Leads All-Stars " R t to R10 e Urns • h Hard.Woo dTOnl.g t e HOUSTON (UPl) - T h el comp letmg the sq uad. was a runnerup to Bu!folo'l Amercan Football League's ! Th e " ""n ll1lls who made the ack Kemp. Other replac. (AJ?L) Rook1e of1be Year Joe learn wtll be replaced on the oteii~"Jl,r Bills playera on tiM • Namath of the New York Jds. All-Star squad by runneraup , AU-Star squad wtJI be Wayae wtll lead the AFL AII..Siar team ' because the Buffalo team will Hawkins ol Oakland lor Buff• that meets the league champtonl pia) a1 a umt tn the bowl lo's Billy Shaw, Buck Bncbanan Buffalo Bills Jan 15 m tile Igame tn H1ce Univel'llity of Kansas City fur Tom Selllat AFL's bowl game. I Sl.ad1~m at offensive tackle, Frank Coach Art Lanham's Rio Gr~nde College Redmen, win· San Diego ChHr~er coach S1d Namalh Will be the All..Siaro' B!liiCom of San Diego !or MlM ners of the 1965 Pl. Pleasant Rotary College Invitational Gillman named 13 mnre pi•yers qu•rterba ck. backed up by Stratton at linebacker, clefm. Basketball Tournament, return to the hardwoods tonight at to the All-Star team Monday, John Hadl of San Diego. Had! sive hack! Speedy Dtmcatl ol G & J Auto stopped big John Milhoan, leading scorer 8 p m. against Georgetown, Ky. College m Gallia Academy San Dlgo !or George Byrd IDd for previously unbeaten Firestone 500, and the result was • • High School gymnasJum. L. Daioard Pau!SIIn of New York an easy 89-55 triumph Monday night in the battle ol the The Redmen, now 9-3 on the lo! George Slmetl, and kicker unbeatens in the Galhpolis Independent ~asketba!l League. ason, w11l be gmng up against After tonlght's clasb with . Gmo Cappelletti of Boston for Played before • good sized -~---- - ~- · a "real tough team " Coach &orgelown the Redmen go to I College BasketbaU Resulta Ark. Coli. 65 Henderson St. 60 Pete Gogolak. ~ crowd on the Waohmgton hard· Francis pumt•ed in 34 fo r the ''There goeo ·1107 •18Thut waa ~ ~ Lanham sa1d M•nd~v mght. Canton Friday night 1o IJ~e on By Uniled Press IDtematioDBI Pan Am. 88 Sul Hoss 83 Flanker back Lance Alworlll wood, G & J raced to a 2>-12 wmners. Butch Newlon's 23 led ' battmg average ' 1 IIW1III<r' Georgetown Is &-3 and havo lost Walsh College, and Saturday Eaal Angelo St. 68 Tex. Luth. 54 of San Diego and Lionel Taylor f~rst P"fllld lead. the !users i only to Southern, LouiSVIlle, and night tltey liop o·,er to Erie, Acadia U 72 NYAC 68 Texas Western 63 Tulsa 54 ot Denver were All-Star p!ck.t By halftime, it was 41-28. Aft. oak lldl led 23-5, 44-:m and i Carson Newman. Pa., to take on Gannon. LIU 85 Michael's (VI) Nrthw>(rn !La.) 73 La. Tech 68 but will not play because al 68 er three periods, there was no 72·55 after three pet 10us. NBA Sllllldingo Georgeto"(!l will have Duano Next Tuesday the Redmen Fa rheld Dickinson Alc-orn A&M 60 Grambimg 59 injunes. 82 65 doubt about lh<o outrome as In the closest ga me of the , By United Presa IDtemaUoDal BfU(.-e, 6-1, and Tom Tripmao, b"avel to Bluefield, W. v.a., s..'anton U. 82 Yeshtva 64 Sthwstrn La ) 11 Nchlls St. 53 Ken Graham of San Diego G & J mcreased its lead I<> evening, Elberlclds ol Pomeroy 6-4, both from Daytoq, at fo.-- for a go at Bluef1eld State Col· Duquesne 87 St F'm"' (Fa J 43 Soutb and F'rcd Arbanas of KaiiSal 65-39. slipped paSI Wrilter's of Gull!poEasiOl'll Division wards ; &-7 John Karr at tho piv- lege, and Thursday nlght theWy Midwest So. Car. Clemson City will replace them. 57 48 Milhoan was limited to eight lis 71·6!. w. 1. Pel. ot; tHl Bob Ia and 6·1 Ray go to Institute to take on • Detroit 68 West Tex. St 57 Kentucky St LouiS u. 70 Others on the squad Gillm_an 80 points by Bob Miles and the Pomeroy led 20-lt alter one Boston TennesS<>e Tulane picked are fullbaek Kc!lb 25 10 _714 Kennedy, at guard.. Bruoe_ IS Va. State, the leam tbey ~ Lo ola (Ill) Dl Indiana 68 64 46 d slmgy G & J defense. To p per11lli. The Met gs live contm- .. avoragmg about 21 pomto feated 98-96 to lake lhe First Y Lincoln guard Walt Sweeney scor..., for the losers wero Bill ued un IA>p, :17·2~ ut hallltme. <.:mcmnall 25 14 .641 per gam~ and Tripman 19 ARnual Pl. Pleasant llolary ' Bull er86 St. Jos. (Ind.) 65 Athens (Tenn ) 67 Mry 1n 52 d ta 'kl R Mil ll of Sa _. • ...., · · · ' Cent Mich U. 82 Alma 38 r:eorgw 62 Flortda St 57 an e on was, a ti1e outn Bt own, w1lh H, and J e r r y After tht L\J p<:nods, 1l was 55- Phil adelphia 22 13 .629 Aga~n.t this tough combma- Tuurna.ment. IV · 73 M tl 72 !Juke Penn St !\11 Diego c Lincoln 83 Turner 10. 46. New York 13 23 .361 tion, the Redmen lrill start 6-5 ~"consmi05 X ~rque " standing player of lao! y.ar• The w•llt 0 ayton · A B ff" · Sh 0 d '0 av1er East Car 68 The Citadel 68 1 aron u mg- Bob Easwnan's 20 paced the Jumor aron regory an ~ B dl St Th w.va St. llocklcy All-Star Game and MIX lJ to n dwmners' 103 89 "pile an ·,nJ·ured back wiruw rs Ned Swmdc ll h;~d 19 Weotem DMslon Don Trainer at guartiB Big 6-5 ra ey 119 · omas 50 . . . cons-u""e • eo ' ·· . · Creighton High 60 makmg fifth ., w. flipped m 30 for G & J while For I he losm, C"' i Bt•aver W. I. Pet . Paul D1\lon Will hold down th~ So llak St103!Ill Syracuse No Tex. St87 MtamiPomt <F\, 71 Ncwben) Utah Ail-Star h1s sq uad. 81 C<irl Wolle, With a fourtb P"r· ftm sh, d "'th 20 ~lnle Steve ' Los Angeles " 23 19 .M8jl'efller spot, and at forwards ValparaiSo III Wheaton 6U Crsn-~wmn11 1488w Car87St 64 ' Gtllnwn added two more to wd outburst, fm•sned wltb 24 Fullc t· toi., Jeu 14 , Balltmore 20 20 .500 wtll be 6-2 sophomore Jim Southwest S.•wanL'e Sti ~li l lscms 62 U>e SlY. from Kansas City In other1conference games on (; & J le.t ds' the loop with an San F• allctsco 18 24 .429 Marshall, and 6~ JUmur Rudy Okla 64 Okla St 53 Ala St 111 Mtss v.. J St 61 already named to the squad the Wash ng lon h<Jrdwood last 8-0 m.: u·k F1reslone 1s 7 1 s 1 1s ·11 417 Sh!vely at forwards II b t .ou" · •• Kansas St Colorado 78 M1ssoun F'lortda Alabama latestand bemg hnebackers E. n•gnt, romped Oak H11t's McClelland at- lJetro tt to 27 ·.210 a<:AI tmn so ere "P"",u-ted2 tojumor see a 1Sotteve w Kansas 69 55 59 No. C u ..56A&T 9:1 1-:ltz53 U·1 65 JtheHolub Shemll Headnck. oullit to a hwh st:ormg tieTltursday. Oak IIlii l'm·slone at 7 Jl m wt Next 109 . 76 wm over Pt. 'Pleasan t's gam e at 8 !tmls G & J ballltng Monday"s Resu1to Towler and 6-I Dick Lu~tti at Middleport Ires hmen upse t ·~-- I VM I '!I Gco Wash111g\"n 74 !Junlcp entry. Oak Htll's John Wether 's anti Ute n~gh tc.1 p ptts 1Cmcin natt 130 St Luujs 114 the g"ard positions, depending , prev10usly un defeat.,. yger S Inl ~ K M1ss . St 83 Auburn 72 game ft!ms. Kanamski totaled 36 while Btl! I Pomeroy aga111Sl Pt. Plcasanl .(Only game scheduled) upon Georgetown'• defense. Creek Ire.<hmen Monday at • The second feature was l h• - - ~- · - --- -- -- -- -Middleport 43·42 in 8JI overtime Dallas Cov.boys in art10n The Col'" <""It s nd cow bOYI baskotbaU game, the ftrst 111 the Ill WO O "' Gatlu·r in mee t area followmg U1e holidays. ' Sunday m the Orang'e Bowl tQ It was Barry Holl!s'• frPe • Miami for Playoff Ill!' annual NFL Playoff Bowl, throw with tW<l seconds left m I MIAMI fUPli - "the Balli-! lh• consolatton contest lor the . . . regula bon time that sent the I 1 more the Green cold 1I s10ns secnnd-best of lbQ two divi· By L•~ONARD A. GKANATO over th e cold-shoot mg vtst tors 1n the closing mlnul"' Louie points to pace tho Jayhawk game into overlime, and F'or. afte n Coltsof relived Dec 8 26 10 UPl Sports Writer and romped to an 8:1-:,s vtclor" llamp1er scored 20 for the attack. which shot a bhstenng ward Dennis Ault'o 20 • loot By Umted Pren lnternaHonal Ba r w:n the Pa~kers el tmmat.i Sunday In the Orange Bowl Duke beat the shilling one , Jack M.1nn led th e lllu e 1 Wildlats. Rtch P01ks topped 61 per cent m the second bail jumper, also a:t the 2 second The site was. strange but the ed Ythem from the National ' Will be the last game of the press ol Penn State Monday I Devils wtth 25 pomts, Bub l the Htlhkens sco1ers w1th '1:1.. alter a cold first atana. mark in the overtime that won &eenQ was l<lm•ilar. F tb . L W t D•'v·, long season for the Coils, and 01ght ~•th the weapon 1·1 lSI . d . it for the young Yellow · I-<·w•s adde d 2I anu·' "uv b Vc1 ga Bra dl ey. th e sevent1-ron 1 ked ' J ackets. C"mrtnnali and St· Louis 00 rtt a.1 eaguQ es er0 · Sl1u1a stt U w1 11 ha ve 1o wor k oul snpposed to slop-the lost 1ch tpfled 111 17 to th e cause. T1m team, ran away !rom St. Cre\ghton .use oupenor :: stump, Kyger forward, was pl2.y ed a Na\10nal Basketball! Slon 1 e race. an ollense built around fl ankerbreak. 1 Hel'd s 16 pon1ts were htgh for Thomas 99-52. Ed Jncksnn ~und •g ability to u~set ~ high for both teams wtlb 19 Assoc1at10o game at Memphis, Coach Don SllUia and his t back Tom Matte repiacmg The one press Ideally puts Peon State The Blue Devils, scored 21 pomts to pace the J u~lilate ~~acu~ 10 ~7 i ~~~ pomts. • Tenn, Mooday night and the Colts gathered m t11e tropical mjured qnarterba~b Johnny lwu defenders on the man w1th '1 who led 47·27 HI hillfttme, llra>es and got help lrom Joe 0 nson . eg hn lly quarters: Royal• came out ahead 130-111 warmth for the hrstt me smce l Umtas and Gary Cuozo. 1 the ball whtl e the ofh•r thr ee outshol the VISitor. 45 per cent Allen (20) and Alex McNutt ~~OL;nd~7 ~~~ 819ra ~f 1 ~ Kyger ........ . 11 17 26 38 42 as Oscar Robertson worked hi s losmg the champtonshlp playoff I The Cowboys were not due Ia fail back to block off the ltnes l up 19 per cet1l and outrcbound<•d tl71 111 lim lop -Sided contest.] m 1 8 0 b · / c go MRS .. •, ... lJ 18 '/[/ 311 43 usua l magio ou the basketball In Green ~ay 13 . 10 to see the ' town until later today. thtO"Rh ~luch hts passes must thcm72-51. Penn ~li!le hit only r"~ed Korha"s 17 wCie bigh lor~~~ 3\ed :~ °~~ s~ ethorge Kyger, St11mp 7-5-19, Tyo coort. -- - - ---~·-· 8 re s WI . 211 2-0-4. Buckley 1~2 P;,ck 4-0. Robertson !!Cored a gametravel. The 1doo 1s to slow the nme l1eld guab 111 lit<' ltr.s l half. ) I Thomes. lc ers progress of lite ball down the Kculu•·ky Wms Bradley lot 59 per cent lrom pomts 1 ~ Syra~use, •II on fiel,d t 8, Reese 11-11-8. Total~ 17-11-42. hlgb 37 points arul also added court tu g•ve the defense time Second-1 anhd Kentucky had the flw t atw outrebounded St. ~~als: t va mg, Syracuse MHS, Ault 4-2·10, Holits 2-4- some key assists lo belp tbe to set up ' trouble w1lh a pesky St. Lou1s Thomas 42-18. h ·1pom ...gamoll scorder, was ~ Hoffner 3-3·9 Jngelo 0-0.0, Royals climb within two games 2 B Duk · be1ore pu ulllg away an d Kaosuo 0 ver BuHa • ot e's Blue llevlls, who ' outlit Cre d. to hto 0 ledWah y tAn eruras lh of 1 Haggerty 4-2·10,' Demoskef ao. of the Eastern D1voooa leadmg 18 mamtamed their No 1 rankmg ~ wmmng 80·70. Tho Blllikens Kansas, tied lor nmth spot Ill ~~~ D earn WI 23 1G. Totals 16-11-43. Boston Celtic!. HARRIS IN -Am:~Cmcmnali jumped oft Ia a 3>- 1 m tho UP! board of ooaches !stayed wtlh tho powerful the rankmgs, hod to Wipe out a po · Serving Meigs Counly llnet 1861 ralmgs thiS week, were too last ; Wtldcats throughout the first ftve-potnt Colorado halftime Loyola of Chicago, the DETROIT tUPI) -Billy Har· !9 fir~t-quarter lead. only to I>< wllh the!Lr. passes ~ th~ holhf" dand 17ed 41·39 aftr bemg advantoge, bEut hstormced to a 69- natton's bighest-seormg college r!s who was suspended two I outscored 19-1 at the start ol N 1 3 5 8 1ttany Ions one. Stym1eu 1be m 39- at m erm1sS1on. ' tg Ag t onference outfit, bad fivo men in double w~ks 0 by the Detroit Red the second P"rlod. But Robertlor only a short t1me, Duke Pat Rtley led Kentucky with opener. Walt Wesley, Del Lewi.o f1gureo for a 9Hill breH past W g0 f g to report to son rallied the Royals to the 1 quickly built 3R eight-point leau 24 pomta, many o! them oommg and AI Lopes eacb l!Cored ];! lndiaua. Jim Colemaa and ~;g~ ~~:~e~:. !arm clubs, front again and they held on AGENCY, INC. - - - - - -· -~----· ~--~---· - Doug Wardlaw EIIICh bad 18 has agreed to join the Jerry Lucas had 22 pomta for ' DUKJll NUMBER ONE pomta to paca Loyola, which Pittsburgh Hor•ets of the CmcmnatJ willie Cliff Hagan Bill Childs-Rodney Downing, Agtnh ailS ..Coach Craynor Slone'• NEW YORK (UP!) - The has averaged_ 101 points per Amerioaa Hockey League for topped tho Hawk1 Wllb BO. Southern Tornadoes will be Umted Press International rna- game 1D the lirsl 11 gamea. their game oa Wednesday No atbir lllllllllll 1NN ttChe- • • • •• • • • c0}}ege BaSKetbaII Results . . HELEN HELP US! • - b y Helen Bott•l--' up w1tl1 me becauso I don't YOUTH ASKED FOR • r! nus column is for young peo- have a car and we had tu walk ple, thelf,/ problems and pl ea- down town to the movie., which sures. their troubles and fun. got her hair wet when II rai.. As w1th the rest of Helen Help ed. Until summer, she said. So I took my rtng back and us, it welcomes I• o g h s best but won t uudge a serious ques- went with one of rer friend s, thai did 1t. Now Uon wtlh a brush-off. the ftrst gtri wanll the rln1 Send your teen-age question• back, but I like the new girl 1< YOUTH ASKEJ"l FnR IT. better. She doesn"l mind walkcare of Heleo Help US thil Ing. neWSIJ'tper. But Girl "A" saya the buslup w.s only temporary and TOMBOY PROGRESSES TO I'm a dog lor two-liming her. BOY PROBLEMS 1 said can't we all be friends, [)(>m· Helen· and she sa1d no, Glrl "B" Is Mnvbe vou remember me I now her enemy. Whal 1h~l1 I wrot~ to · you lour years ago do' - BRAD about my being a tomboy. Well, Dear Brad thanks for your he lp. Every. Tell Gtrl "A"' to go take a thmg"s fme now. But I have walk - alone. H. another problem. I'm 16 and going with • boy Dear Helen: who IS very mce That isn't the I guess you know how easy problem. H1s frien d 1s The it is to gel P"P pills and cool other mght this lriend mel me balls around sc hool. Sometim01 at the store and offered to walk the kids even give them away. me home (he lives ne<1r me) . 1 wafiiiiii.,Jng a lot of trouble Well, because he Is a good at home and then I had even friend of my boy friend, I more trouble with a wild boy thought tt was fine, but when friend, ao I asked a girl to he got to my front porch, he 1et me some to try . It mado grabbed me and started getting everything kind of float away, fre sh Well. 1 slapped him and so I started buying them. It's said I would teii Greg (my lel- been two weeks. almost, and Ia 1 1 don't want to break up I know I have to sto[>- but I'm · their lr!endshlp but If I don't ready to climb the walls. I'm teii, Church (wolf) will think he doing all kinds of exercisu and can get · away wi th anything. keeping owfully aet1ve, aod try· So what's a girl to do? CON- mg not to think , but, Helen, FUSED EX-TOMBOY do you think I'm add!~ted! Tho P. S Don"t think I'm that trouble with my parenta hesn'l tyJl" of gtrl because reaiiy I'm cleared up • maybe It would not. II I were , would I bt serve them right .. - NEW writing to ynu"' - C, E. T. YORKER Dear Confused: As I remember it, lour years Dear New Yorker . No, you aren't addicted ago 1 !Bid, "'Be glad you 're a tomboy because they have more yet, but tl you don"t olroighlo fun, and wlth a 4ttle polish, ened out as of NOW you'll have make the best aii-aroundd glfil.' more trouble than you can hanCongratulations. You've arrived dle, very _,_ You MUST tell But remember, ""best all-a· your ochool counselor wbert round girls" don't tattle, and you &ol those pilll, and lei Tomboys can Ulke care of them- her take it from there Sho'U selves. That slap should put alorl your parent• and find help wolf-boy In his place, and your lor you. And 1 hope you til.. oiience won't give him Ideas cover they're your beat friends, - except that he'd better no! alter all , - H. push h1< luck! Teii btm you'ii accept the apology you expect This column Ia dedialed 10 him to make, and !oraet it. H. famUy living, 10 II you've hov· IJ!i kid trouble or jusl plaiD TELL HER TO GO TAKE A trouble, let Helen help you. lbt WALK will 1110 welcome your OWII Dear Helen: amuslne experlencel. Addml l was going with 1 girl for Helen Bott.l in caro ol lhll 3 montho and then she broke uewspaper. 8~RHY'5 WORLD 1 • St: I 1 79 Upset Kyger B0bk JtteDS • DU k e ROmps to Eas:1f J • 83 58 mlR · 1 • ·· · • Roya} Cl' b WIl• h" T £ Boston CeltiCS I I 1 I d" 1 "I DOWNING INSURANCE 0 Over 200 F /" ' -"""'"""''·"'-' See Exhibition Mid basta to Wahama louighl in • JOr college basketbaU ratiHgs Paul Moren sank lwo free agaBlil l ~t~H~e: rs~h_:ey: :_._ _ _ _ _'.':dlu~ l_l ed~.---------'-'=====..,=============""':tl • Oblo Vallef Coolcrent:e wtth l1rst place votes and woi>- throws with 16 aeconds left to 11age game. lost record• tbrougb Saturday, ease Wisconsin past Marquette Tbe TorDBdoes are 2-1 overTeam . . . . . . . •. . .l'Oints 73-72, Mike Jlemmond pumped In Charleston arul 0-% in <onference play 1. Duke (30) [!H) 330 in 20 poillt! help Obw • I 1 all while the Wbit<J t'alcous, coached by Bob Oliver. are also winless In leaguo play. " , ""'""C., •.._... , , '· · su A packed house of ever !00 fans watched live · t1mes world champion R1chard Bergman of k Englaod and current 12th ran . ed world Lee Dal .loon nf Seoul. Korea, present a l<Ible tenniS exhibition at the North Charles ton, w. Va. Recreation Center Monday night. Logan•weIISl On Ratt]e Tops in SE0 Th is Ffl"day 1o 2. Kentucky (l l (8-j)) 280 230 3. Vallderbilt (I) tiO.l) 4. St. Joseph"s I!'a.) (9·31 171 6. Brigham Young f&-1) 141 6. Pruvtdence (8·1) 132 7_ Bradley (liH) 110 B. lJCI.A (7·3) 96 ~-(tiel Kansa• (9-2) V8 Iowa 18.1) Second 10 _ II, Texas University 1o a o ~I victory over the l<>uring Polisb llational team Ia 1111 Khlbitiorl, lllperior , b di Del 11 re ou• og gave ro a 68-57 lriumph over Weot Texas State and Utah found Uto road still rocky by losing to Miami m Florida 88-117. Utab atarted Its ! present tour with 1 f-G .-..eord and Is now H . Horse Sense-and the Mustang Six I !r-========""";;;; The evenl was spnnsufl"d by I Western 37; 12 Cincinnati 34; the anawba Valley Tab le Ten13, Syracuse 29; 14, Loyola ! FINEST ms Assocwlion. Bergman and <Ill.) 26, 15, Mmnesota 25; 16, 1 Dai Joon are currently repeal- Lo~n L' at Wellston for the Michigan 24; 11, Utah 16; 18 ing a world tour wtlh the llar- ! top Southeastern Ohto League , (lie) New Mexwe, Depaul 13; lem Globt Trotters. basketball g:m10 F"rtd.•y mgnt 120, (lie I Tulsa (1), . Oregon State 10 ONE·DAY SERVICI Among the seven matches The Chteltatn,, after lnsmg Other teams receiving voteo ON REQUEST played was one between Berg-1 a doublr·overt1me tlmller tu -San F'rancJsco Penn State man and 14-year-old Ste~e Par- Nelsonv11le, 45-43 , on Dec 10.: we~tern Kentu~ky, Temple: 1 sons of Charle,'ton, who_1s West have buunced back wtlh four Boston College, Maryland, Ok$ V1rg1ma men s champwn. He straight tnumphs, and now ow• lahoma c1ty, NorU1 Carolina Cl loo k Bergman to a duect game, a 5-2 season recoru. .< eaner1 e Pomeroy St tc Nebraska North Caroll· I · 26-24 a • ' UM Our , _ Parking Lot ooAml g h. On the other hand Well ston, na, Wichita, Seattle, Ill.•loh~'siiiiiliiliiii so .on. t e program was ' eniv to ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . an now 7·1 overoll, has lost inlernussiOn hitting exhibitiOn I Nelsonville b a 78-67 eount. by Parsons and 13-year . old ' Y John Tannehill of Middleport, In the SEOAL, Wellston 1 current U. S. Boys under 14 tied with Athens and Nelson· champion. Parsons and Tanne- v1lle lor f1rsl place witb a 4-1 hill will play together this year mark. Logan is close hebind in regional and national compe- With a 3·2 loop mark. !Ilion as a doubles learn m the In other conlereACe gameo Boys under 16 div1s1on. Friday, Middleport 2-4 goea Tannehill will be teamed to Athens (6·1) whtle Nelsoa· with Richard Ferral, 16, o1. ville (7-1) travels to Pomeroy Cleveland, who is Ohio filth (2·5). Jackson (3·3) goes to Gal· &fall Cl!t!lllllii.....IIIPW . . . . . . . ID ranked in men's smgles, in Boys hpoltS 124 ) . ~q~~an~ up Gld • ' a L II .... Under 18 regional and national In _non-league achon Satur· SHIRT RNISHJNG SfRVIQ I R0 b"1nson WART TO Gn -SQUARED AWAY?~ ~oml"'tilion. ~~b~~b~a:~~~~. play~a~:p~f; goes to Pt Pleasant and Ky· ger Creek plays at Middleport. NEW YORK (UPI) -Player· Two SVAC battles are schedcoach Dave DeBusschere and uled Friday. Southwi!Stern plays suard Eddie Miles of the 1at Hannan Treco while North Detroit Pistons have been Galli<~ IS at Kyger Creek ill the oam~d to play lor the West Ill other loop contest. tho NaUon!li Basketball Asooci- Wah.1ma plays Easlern and ation'1 an..ter game """I Rutland i1 at McArthur Friday. Tuesday in Cmcimlall. The two In county circles Saturday, Pistou join Bailey Howell and Racme w1ll hisl always-powerDon Ohl of Baltimore, Rick lul Zanesvtlle Rosecrans. East· Barry, Nate Thurmond and ern will jourRey to SouthwestGuy Rodgers of San Francisco, ern for a SVAC ~oRtest, and Jerry Wei and Rudy LaRusso North Galha plays al Wilton in of Loo Angeles and Zelmo a noD-league encounter. Kyger Beaty of St. Louil. Creek plays at Middleport. NBA ALLST AilS ~~a~~. a •• ., .,. cal .... c.~ IICMt • afl', oat-... e itt- 1 lu• laaa. ....... par lor,. I oa par clap. ATLANTA <UP!) - The Atanta Fal~ons o! the National Foolball League llined Danker Tommy Tolleson ol Alabama oo Jrfollday, leaving Alabama quar· terhack Steve Slc.n as the only ellgtbla left unslped l'rom their lldiiDII draft P,lcka. » MACHEN BOUT NEW YORK (UP!) -Eddie Machen lms been signed by Empire Promolional Eoterpri· ses ~ meet Eurapearr heavywe1ght champion Karl Mlldeaberger in F.raokfurt, Ger· IWIII¥ on Feb. a. Icbl1: UO. n~eb at oout erlgiiCS I mine's smooth, pc • edLII a.t giles gaeal gas mileage, I'm satisfied. 'Dd's ..,, !P a Mustang Six. ,_.Ibn .... ttl be - M;/ 0 ttl dj4F* .. g 8111. . - geC << IJ t hill ill ._ of cl8ep-o. bw I I - . . . liP 11oJ111tJ liOO-ctL ... • . . . . . . ,.,.. . go. .... do)IOOIIIM<elolleMIR l a " l Iorio - - - . greel boor. ~~~- ... g Nt I al....,. I 9111 llolrllr • ..,.. opool lr·r. t:**l-. ..,....... -~ !*lied Ia h I '"""" Md ............ 1111_-- Sound sween Mustang makes lots of nice sounds.. Optional storii<HOIIIo tape ts ooe 1\nother 18 mo""' Jir ogtiDg "' """' pocket, to •• t u SIQ -a~ oppetile for~ See for l'OUnlell. &op Ia Ill """ flood D I1 'W .a , , rJiilt~ Wed a·• ,., t •m C8l. it MUSTANG -· TOLLESON SIGNED "Hw..., ..., . . . . . . . ••~r I I MlJS Frosh %-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1966 Q - Whea lbt weather 11 cold my lingers tum white and numb. Hot water doeln'l help. Only m111111ne my banda will get the blood back In my llnfen What cat11e1 lhll Inti what I doT naud'o disease, a condlUon In which there Is a spasm lu lire arteriea of the fingers. Elpoaure 1o ~old may trtner an attack but m some pel"S0111 an emotional upset will do lt. Af. lltoUib placing your handJ In hot water does not relieve your attack, lakin& a hot bath or bot drink may do 10. Thll condition II a nulaanct -not a lhreal to lifo. Furtltennore !hero I• Do danrer ol PDinne, wltb lou of your flniera. You should wear furUnetl &lovu In cold weather. Some womm with thll d!1111o ll"t bonolited bJ female horo monea or toluollne. Slnct smoko IJ!i awavaled tbe eondlUon, don't amokt. On the other band tbe judicious use of aleohol aometimn belpa. If aU elae fall• ynu m!Jbt consider movq t. aoma tropical paratllae. G & I Stops Milhoan, Tops '500' 89-55 J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O~ laD. '- 196~ 1 A - Yoa probably have Ray. There ore some olgns 1howlng that the elemen ta rv and secondary ><·hoo ls m1ght be over the hump Ill emollment Oh1o sc hools in these cate~o••es num bered 2 2 million last loll and th 10 spring "111 gradu•le 132 613 Tho~\ fig ure is down from the !96fi ftgu•e hy over a thous;~nd which means that the peak of World War II balliPs hos possed through h•gh schools and 1s causing tnflaled enrollments at lhe college level This development was noted 1n some area schools tn reduced enrollment from last vear Th1s will mean that there will only have to be slight improvement or expansiOn In physical plants in !Ius area, Unless there is a more rapid Increase in populalion Total expendftures for public schools will $24 7 billion th is year, whkh Is a 1~ percent increase o>e1 la.t 1ear. whkh inrlnd<•s a 130 perr<·nt tn· erease in federal atd ALL STAR~ ,:-- *SAVE NOW with the new excise tax cut._ SAVE NOW with Ford Dealer White Sale specials!* . tl: IAlUIC-a co. 125 I. M.in St. WY 2-2171 KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 S. Third St., Middleport, 0. �I I ._; I 1-DIIil Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . <?_::_.Tan. 4, 196& Journalism to Benefit from Bush Memorial R0ck Spnngs • Chrlstmu vacation with his of Minersville were holiday vis-~ fam!\y, Mr. Huddleston's sons,,itors of their parents, Mr. and Dovid aJid Micahel. They all Mrs. Hobert BrysoR. spent Christmas Day with their i Miss Bev erly Hrtrtdahsclt of fo lks •t Pomeroj. . Forest Run was a week end Mr and Mrs . GcnP Beegle of guest of ht~ g~an dn ~other, Mrs. , . ~ew Brighton were ho liday VIS· M:Jrgui·et ou as re • : and family ol Sprlngfltm, and Mrs. Gene GruesS' family ol ColuJDbus and and Mrs. Roy Grueser daughters, Soc'lety NoteS 11 1tors of his f:lthrl:- Ira Br ~g lr ; Mr. and Mrs. Robeft ijou sh . A memorial fund for newspa· 1 Dr . .Kathryn Phtlson and mof per JOurnalism honorjng the ther. Mrs. Fred Philson n late Gordon K Bush. editor oi Bbcksburg. Va .. are spend 1_ng · The Athens Messenger and t wee k at tlreJ·,. homt> and w1th . 0I oh·10 U . Mr and Mrs. Thf'ron Johnson . flve term trustee nl· Mr and Mrs Sro~Jit Wheelt'r of versity, has heen announced by N ·B t ·M· and Mrs. Don . . I ew OS on. r. h U t e mverslty .. f 1 Johnson and J,uni lv ul Ptlrl iand ''"'"!. MP.. apell till Clftrlllmal ~ lid With 11er molbw, liln. W. A. lllr. Morgan, Atbella Road. and 1 II 1 o~'w::,~ng:~.- ~aleC ' Br Mrs. Hugll Bearhs Christmas with her parents, st., Mr. anrl Mrs . Pearl Roberts. .-===--•===== 1 1 ! , 1, kl K •·1 HAI\ Sl ' 'I' •S' I""I n KF· TIF·:S I I' ·'l f'W · . YOH - " , .roo. ·vn N.Y., depot acrnss t\w l·. tt'-.1 l{ t\T'I" lr~ 1 11 1 \ l anl:attan ls iull ·k 1 d 1 · ·1 · ' I'll\ ·\\"l de tra nst t stnke haltrd all c r s t rt eJoun 1 us ~e~ · s" , . ,, ~ , . . . buses and subwil'S t>arh \t•w Year s Da .~ ltu ( hl~ SlPr Building lS !he 1 ~11 bulld lnt.: 11_1 the {'e nter and the one JUSt to the te!t IS lhe I an Am Hui ldlllg . - !{ .. bert Wolf Pen Society Notes son and (.'hi!dren o! P1ttsburgh _ \ •m' I \ !1 1 ;; 1;d ""d l.md• . and Mr·-; 1-"rlgt-nt' Harung were wPekend guests of ht•r 111 othrr. Mrs Cco rgf' Snnp"'m <lnd Mr ;-md ~1rs .•11111 Simpson . , Miss Gr:.ce omd Hu lh FJh ,.1 \olumbu s and M1~" Jmw Eilts ol .'\rlin~~ln11. V<t. Wl'l"l' guP"its of Homer and £d~t h !·l ayma n. I \1r . <.lr.d ~Irs (llan: r~ce Bry- Kacine and \1~. and \1r!j, Blackwood ond Available At- KING HAVE MOVED TO 107 SYCAMORE ST. POMEROY, 0 . (Forme,rly Dr. Donovan 's Office) PHONE WY 2-2194 L-.....,-.....,---------....------.-·'..' Fn·d ' l\wk~r ma11, Mr 'i and I By M : rs raul A. Sellen ,~lr ,rnd ~'h s. M:1son S ~en cer your choice when you buy II I \1,-, \ 11· Ashland Vitalized Gasoline ~. Lrncoln Hussell . ~lr:-; ll~llt• Hu s~ t> l [ and \l1 ;111d .\lr ;111 d .itml .1. 1111 11' :-;ut· \lr .m el \lr' Lw 11 h ,oj \"!l lumbus. i\11' •md L.1 r~·, .Jo)mo.. on :u1d 1;11 1, 1 IL11' . J\l rs. · (;m. Ht!ssell and fatnily ~lr ;n ~ d ~fr o:;. El"t•rf'lt ll :r\ \I" n· ~~ ·r :d:l\ rhll r)r<: of tiH' Ir d \i t· · :11,1'' \ : p; 1r. " , .\ II .urd \J ;·s LIII"Oi n lt :" J, IIhll \.!l lt' ·h t" " o.. , 1·:1 ~ll," oi t'. \1, r n: ~t· l , \ t ' ~t' \ \ 1'> (, ~'' ' \I :··, \: ,:: .I h ll' .\I r l.i1·1 1\ H ''I' illr. :J'II! \l1 ~. fllll'. ii: d :~1 1 St• H Sp• ·rr' : 1 ~ ~-~~ d:JI s 111 l ' l ('hr,'-" llll .h 111 ( oll!lnbuo.; '.1 11 11 11wrr "-1111 " Farl ond l"<~ rl ilth ~t" l l .1 11<1 Llllll i le ~ ~· uncl<r;. 1·1"11 or ~ oi ~ 1 1 . :111: :'llr" ll1o11Jrd Hus~t·ll 1\tTf. .\!1 e~nd \lr o.; \1, L 1311.\Tt' J lld Filf't>n \",·no: . \lr aru.l ~ I rs . Holwrt Vt->no' T1m~ and ~\ :1rk.. all nf ( "olumhu-.; Mr and ~lr' Ed1\<1 rd \" t ·nn~ cmd sun , ( 'r;tlg and Mr:-; Pon1f'rm ' IJ 'I · .m.l Sl•'l t'll .md llr.'. llmultt.<itl'lf'.• \lr~ 1 !;.,rw dinner Sun d:11· t·v nrng al the home of llt'; p.1 r rwt -. . \11 and :\1rs El· !'l"l'l t D<.ll ~~'.'. n observ anee of 1 ht>r tllrthda~ A hi rt hd r11 r nkl', bake-d by lwr d;wg hll·r Berky, and K"l:' t'rr am 1\ t 'l t' -:nvf' d with lhe dmn•·r to :\lr C~nd \1rs. Howard ~11 lk11lt?., ;md Hrownvn 3nd Kevin of 'l1drllrpor1 . \l r.li Houdashelt <wd anti [{and~ and B"rky and Mr. and Wrll1~m R u~"ell WJ\"Ot' . .\lrnr r·, \"II le. / coin 11eighr li. P01nero1·. BAKER FURNITURE 1nd GU} rl't" t'l\ rd v.ord fr111TI and Mrs. .bmP s Sfll"litiS f' Nebraska th.:Jt lh•' ilJi f Middleport, 0 . <1 new daughter burn ('\m'l ma'-1 Our Weekly SPECIAL 59 OLDS Doy. 4 DOOR SEDAN • Mr. and Mrs .'\ r lltu r· \ t·;t ::.;t·. Bill and Bt>c:kv . S i <.~ r Ho ulr, \-lr . and Mrs. Da lr W<1 1·rwr. Annie, Conmt'. .Jdl. Mi~·h ;ll'l and \'Inn , Amber of ~1inet- ... \"lllP. \lr and Mr.'i . Ceorge War nPr . .\brglf•, Richard, Co r d ~m . \1r ~ f·':J\"P Dunlavy, Mr and \lr ' J·~ rtgnw Thompson. Cina \I;JI"If ' l "l n· da, Mr and \lr o;; Tt'd Warner . 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F This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL" sign. He's waiting to serve you. 0(illlr.. •91&11tft.;tOittllr-·Jfll·i&- ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY~ v Pot111eroy Ohio Mr and Mrs. Jamu Reeve s ~--------------------- • • • r •• ,. ~ - YOUR OLD SHOES ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN. GOlD s .00 IF YOU WEAR THEM INI s .00 IF YOU BRING ' -- • -• " • • · - - · - - - .. ....... _._ ............ ---...-·------- -·· l ' ' ' THEM INI raLSE TEETH r"" Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl .•. FREE! The mugs are ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cereal, ic~ crealn or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete Set. ~- - 1 ture com' n for the record : and the unrest that goes with and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Earl l\llilfl!, Mid· I V,: Ma D t . !hem because you have a united Cletus Allen and son, Gre_g, ldleport Mr. and Mrs. H on , payer an o yor ay on I communil and our peo le 8 r C<llumbus w~re overmght VlStt- ~ • Raynes for taking care of musL· .. Y Y P .e _ d f Mr and Mrs Halley, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. . tb lll d . th h r I not dJvJded on the ifeat Is· ors ,,urs ay o . Victor Will Canal Winchester m e v age ur1ng e 0 ,. : sues," he s01d. Clayton Allen and Bill . IRalph Knight, Cincinnati, Jan: day season. . Tall, trim and handsome with Sunday dtnner guests of Mr ' et Knight. Columbus. Vickie Jo Those recogruzed by Council a thin mustache, the mayor dis· and Mrs Roy C'hn~ly were \lr. ! Will Parkersbur John Nechol· for helping Wtlh the decoratJuns playad an easy humor as trill- and Mrs. Ernest FJSher, Woost- l • M . Ito W K W'l· were Charles Jewell, Appalach- utes came and he invited any- er. Mr. and Mrs. DoMid Mat- son, R ane • ~ y. ~1 were Charles Jewell, Appal· body In the audience with any- lack and Donna Kay, Belpre, l ~~"·Rut~~~~~r~arAna~nd~. :nt. oc-w. Power, Donald Johnson. thing on their mind It •peak. and Mrs. Ltlhe Chnsty Drusilla Will Rio Gl'lll!de and RollS R4ulh, Jim Jarroll, Frad Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre ' ' ,., lor Bill Quillen Darrell ~ 'th d AI' t S d .IMr. and Mrs. Howard Knight y ' • ~ffil an tee spen un 3) and Charle!l Jenkl, Jot Young, Charles ~r night and Monday in Dayton . Clerk, and une Van Matre. with Mr. and Mrs. B•rnard I Frank Gaul was rolurtred to" Mrs. Roush reported that the SALES Rt;PURT CuMingham. Mr. Cunningham, 1 his borne !rom Holzer hospit· &tale Is interested in securing Pl. Pleasaut Llveotock Sales Co. formerly of Coolville. has been j at where he bad beon a medi· employment for ladles on ~tel- , Saturday Jau. 1 19M quite Ill. I cal patient. fare and asked council if !bey ] HOGS _ Receipll '_ 175 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber-. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland could be employed locally . At· , ~ '!I to 28.75; Heaviea 23 to fetd and Mike were Christmas visited Monday with Mrs. tenlliDC were Mrs. Charlotte 27; Fat Sows 1~ to 23; Boars dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lelah McLaad, Tuppen Plains. Roush, acting mayor in the 15 to 18.50 Pigo 10 to 18; Stock H. B Smtih, Pomeroy · Mr and Mrs. Charleo Gregabsenco of Mayor Raynes, ond Shoats 22 to 30. Miss Lucille Smith spent the lein •nd children of Flatlwt>Dds rouDCI!men Charles Yeager, CA'ITLE -~ifel'l 13.60 tAl holidAy in Akron with Mr and spent Sunday evening with Mr. Walter Werry, Gtorae Carson, 17.10; Fat Cows 15 to 17.90; Mrs. John Reuter and famlly. and Mrs. Clayton Allea and Bill. ·•nd Robert Wilson. Canners 12 to 14. Bulls 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newell 11.10; Stock steer Calves 19.80 spent a few days with Mr. and Now Many Wear to 25.90 Stock Helfer Calves Mrs. Hobart Newell. Su1pended Jail II to 23. Christmas dinner guests of Sentence Ordered Veal Calves - Tops 36.50; Mr. and Mra. Robert Wood and With More Comfort James Barnett, charged witb Seconds 33.40; Medium 24 to 29, family were Mrs. J . V. Cox. p PABTBETB, & pleuant alkall.ne ' 1 Co forpry Monday In Me1gs OOUD· Common and Heavies 22 to 31. Mr. and Mrs. Carre I, t. tnou--) poJJdor, • .,.. ta>oo '"'" "'vea a suspend• PI easan t an d Mr. a nd 'Mrs CI ar- comfort. more .ftrml7.n. eat u.d talk 111 more t 1· courI, wao .. 1.., opnn.tto • umo FAS· ed ll).day jail sentence by Judge NAMES OMI'ITED ence Cox and family, Nitro. On TEETII ... your platN. No fUD>JnJ, &ooer. PlltJ tute or fetllllJ. CbecJu t'rank W. Porter. The names of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, auesls of the Woods "plate octor· <•••tun b<oatht. Get Barnett was pieced on proba· ~nzil Goeg\ein and Mr. andW -;er;e;;;;;Mr;;;;;.;";nd;;;Mr;;;;;s.;;;;;P;a;ui;;C;o;x;;;;;r;As;n;;;;;na;;;;;;.. ;;;;;•;.,;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;oo;u;n;";;'· lion for one y01r and ordered Mrs. Avery Goeglein were un· : to make reaUtutloa o1 !be ehtck Intentionally omitted from a , by Judie Porter. li&t of those who attendad a · IAIY TlltMS .•• Ill Giber 10111'1 activity, Craig New Year's Day dinner at tbe Roberl llaWllDCI wu found borne of Mr. and Mra. Charles euUty of reckleaa operation and Goegleln. Ftatwoods. aentenc!D& was uplleld for one year with Ilia defendant beinc ACI'ION Fn.ED erdered Ill comply with orders The state baa filad a $253.39 ef the eourl, IDII Ralph Spires suit in Meigs County Com,.... fined $10 and Wits lor mon Pleas Court oeainst the exett~live apeed. Ohio Valley Mfg. Corp. en Ohio corporation, Tuppers Plalna. AMMAN AIRPORT The petition claims the amount AMMAN, Jordau (UPI) - is due for workmen's compeosa· The govtrlllllelll Moodoy ap- lion. provatl Clllltllruclloa of a new - - - lnlemalloall airport here al a company hu lllbm!Hed an CUll II( . .A mnHm A Frendl oUtr 1u build II. M ket Report ''You'll Like Our Quality Way tf J)oing Buslneu" WY 2-5342 Want to send Quill, the acid-tongued ht>h- 1l PROM DUDt.l'l"' , man who led 36,000 transit men , COLliMRUS ruPil - ~ov. mont County and Forked Run o• the four-day strike in James A. llhode• reporlert to- State Park in Meig! County defWlct of a court order. was duy that 113 million has been - Addition of bathing beaches oure to appeal his contempt spent 111 Ohio's 26-mmly Appa- at state parks in Hocking Coun. citation and it was virtually ; ~achw area, a no tile~ $~ 7 1111lhon ty. 45 per cent comp leti r n of certatn that he would not end ' ts under construction and $3.1 Ross County LBke , repair ol JtomeerNt'lllltll . . . . ... . IIJe lirike to avoid jail. m1ll10n m proJects are ru1 , ently Adams County sptllway, deanA judge set an II >' .m. IF.STI , under design to aid the poverty- ~ ing of Roosevelt Lake m Scioto deadline to stop th• str ike or go str~ckc·n area. County, completion of boat IaIt jail 1 Abodes praised the Appulach-:t lhlles at Pomeroy ond Po1IS· · m:-lny ' mou th an . d ·Improvements at · Commissioner Barnes had ·18 program for ."creatmg 59N.Jnd .... , reperted trafnl on majdr l new permanent JObs ror the peo- Turkey Creek Lake dam in SciManhattan-bound arteries was : pie of these areas . Ioto County and Tycoon l.ah in Mlddlepott, Q. h t I "These JObs will bolster the --- ________ .. ____ t-'·www 1.1 eavy a! 1 wu en 1 · · i , . .. . . . ·-.·.-.=======""";:::::i::i Moud.ay- the first business day rconomy of th~se areRi many- 1, • 'P "''· ... J """ .~.. ~~,..~ "1'/R~~?.<..~ O~borne !iaid tlw rtng oper- 1 _ Reed Will w• o:- rehired as ! since the first combinul bus- : [o_ld 1n the_ yeoar~ to rome and ated In Gre~ne, Clinton, Fay-! street cotnrni!sioner and was 1 1 subway atrikt hit New York at ~·Ill ~esult m more dollar~ romTwo fines were le\·ied Mon. ette and ~·J adason cou_nt1es. Most also put in <"harge of work su· I a.m. Saturday. Commu ter mg mto these App>lachta TO · day night In Middleport May· &cf thefts occurred m Greene [ pervision at Beech Grove rem railroads were so packed tha: gions ali well as putting mnre : or's court hy Mayor C. 0. and Fayette and the__six were , etery. in some lrains conductors wer'! mon_ey mto the porkfl'_ts of lhe l Fisher. It \US tbe ftrst court turned over to .autrorth~s there. I Attending were Mayor Char" Rh 0 d 531 d session of the new mayor af· 1 d unable to collect tickets. I"'' •n t,_ es · I t.r taking over Jan. I. T..._~ h "ff 'd lh 1 . !e. Legar, Clock Edna SchoenH ·d f t' 1 T ... s en "' e • 1 re 1 , 1 Back To Work e sa l o par tcu _a_,. s_tgrH 1Ukey Kiser. 35. Radne, and moved lhP rear seats of their ' leb, and Councilmen Roy ReuMayor John V. Lindsay sg~!n cane~"'~~ the rehahllltati011 of Frank Knotts, ~t Salem, autos, drove to a farm and .stole l ter, Fultz. Rizer, Poulin, Bob Implored n"orkers in no.-.- . the Muskmgum IAc_k and Dam Center, ere each fined $11 one or two hog~ end drove them Hysell and Collins. - -- - -- - - ~-- - - - syste-m and rh:•dgmg of the i and costs lor intoxication. ln Sabma where thPy resold :I-...iiiii======--=-. Muskingum River I them. ' Count on ua for prompt, e>:pert F.leven dams have been im- "" "''"'''-"'*'"''"'"'"'- '>4I workmanship on replacement o( prov~d or are srheduled for imA .Sabina livestock dealer be· mufflers, tail pipes, shock absorbprovement and a 120-mile wat C-•me suspicious when they sev· ers, batteries, seat covers, !loor erway, serving Wash:ngton, era! times returned with one or mats, eta. Drive in today, Morgan and Muskingum coun· two animals to sell. I ties. will soon be opened from Zanesville to the Ohio River •I 0 I Veleran• Memorlol Ro•pltal 'SALES & SERVICE Manetta. Admissions - Mrs. He n r y MASON - Mrs. SteJ!a Turn· Project1 Listed Cade, Pomeroy; Joe Ebersbaeh. By Clart.. Allea Pomeroy; Robert Pullins. Coo!•r. Crabcreek, Pt. Pleasan'l:'\..s , Other projects citad includad eMUFFLERS hirad as dispatcher for the i Building of new cabins at . . r uesl! ol ville; Reed Crary, Long BotMason Police and Fire depart- Lake Hope State Park in Vin- Chmtmas dmne ~. t were SENATE HOPES- Massa- tom, Sarah Lunsford, Pomeroy, ' eTAIL PIPES ments by Council Monday nigrt. ton County, roads and bridges Mr. and ~rs. ~oyotd ~~:k and chusetts Attorney , General !' Haymond Je,..ll, Ava Gilkey, Paul Bocook inquired about In Barkcamp State Park In Bel· Mr. anMdcCrs. 1arllle Mr and Edward Brooke, 46, wtll seek Harmonvllle;oDorothy Stalls, e SHOCK ABSORBERS . .. of the Water de · . ·Freda the 11 .S. Sena1e sea 1 bemg . va- , New Haven. , the posstbilJty --- ~- sons ' J Lonne H svk Mrs partment placing • larger line r MMrlsl. M . ._ Lenawora' Be~tng and cated by Sen. Leverett Salton- Dlocborgea - Edith McCoy, ' • Batteries • Seat Covers 1 er m8 u• t R bl' B k Syraeuse: Clement Cooper, to the former Fruth property on M. Leth Wood Co !lees weco sa 11 . epu tcan roo e, . -•· a hill In Mason. The council Mrs.and ~s Virgil Wood Ath· highest-ranking Negro elected ctne: Joe-. Baxter. Middleport; eFLOOR MATS, ETC. and water department announrtContinuad !_rom Page I) .,.r., •nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert official In the country, would Lind• Llndstamer, Long H1rold Ch111, M1r. he th.• f JrS t Negro US Long Bot· II ed plaM to check furt her ond ;f Ra eta I Equa'1ty ,. CORE). '. a cWood• and children. : . sena· tom tom;: Leona Bessie Hensley, Biggs, Middleport; Lftust St. Middleport r It is not too costly proceed. leader In ctvtl rtghts activttie5, D C1 d tor smce Reconstrucllon. ' h d 'ad bli · Mr and Mrs enze1 e1•• Henry Code, Pomeroy; Mary • l'hono WY 2·2511 Traffic control signs bave a tri to eota sh " Sl>ring· · Cbrl 1 · dlnn gueots Wea~r, Mlnersv 1'11•. i s mas er " • been orderad and WJ·1I be erect· field chapter but cou ldn't ge1 were t Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen and soa Pt Pleasant 0 ed 110011 desJgnating through Jnd enough memben to operate. ·• · • • • stop streeiB. Stpeed limits on Henry said picketing and and B1U. Mrs. Roger Grueser •· will b nf demonstratt·~· were "well and Mr and Mrs -rnomas Web- daughters of Logan spent a atree.. e e orce. · and Mrs. · k witbMr. andM " · Ath good" 11 neeftllary to acbleve er Mr. Lawrence wee r ur Council etpressed thanks f or ' · Chr' t o Tb ·· d · Christmas decorations •nd certain goals "but u long •• Smith _and Ahce weofreMr }'d. Chr"·t~ ey bw..~Dre JRogmne G on . · in tht 1'llla we are making some progress mas dinner guests -.a owuaS Y • or rue&· heiJIB provided . 1 g~ without tllis type of thing it Ia Mrs Opha Offutt. er. Guesta on Sunday were Mr. and exten!ed Fspeelad appreCl· better not It have demonstra· ~!ph Knight of Clncianati ~nd Mrs. Robert Lee and child· anon tAl_ e Ire epaliment I !JOn.' and \liss Janet Knig~t of Co- ren of Bashan. for providing treats for chtld- •. , . b 1 th week end with . I Guests on Christm•• after· ren to per.tons who packa•ed I \ ou accomphsh • great deal. lum us spen e ' •e · "th d t t"1005 Mr and Mrs Howard Km~ht . · ·· lhe treats to the Mason Furni· mole WI out emon.s ra _ noon of Mrs. Ida Kmght were J· \1r crf , 19668udget I The department also was ! !Continued from Page u : summoned for to house fires. I plies $100, equipment . . two car fires and ll brush fires l ance $200, equipment operation WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!) all out-of-town, <allmg for 336 $t50. street. traffic siglll! The arrest ol six persons by : man hours. · ] markers $100, street m)llit·s Ga!lla County. Clinton County Sheriff Don Os· Councilman Leslie P'. Fultz, $2110, P.E.R S. $100, misl'ellanTentative approval by the Ap- borne and Sabino police broke after Introducing a motion to · eous $100. Total $2,050. palachia Regional Commission I up a hog rustling ring that has accept tho report, praised the Special Street Repair Bond of strip mine reclamation pro.! operated for the past 24 months fire deparlm"'!l. · RetirPment. ~und - Redeml'" jeds in Harri~on, Jefferson <~nd in four counties. In other activity : I bon or certificates ~.BOte\ tsPerry counties. I '"" .... ..8 _ Phil Globokar was renp- 000, mterest on cerl1f1cates 1 1 Hf"ld wer~> •v•" ' • .rtw~><:: . t. . . · . $ . , , Ch , d bl b th-' pomted to a SIX-year term as ! notes !50. Total 15,150. 1 1 - Approval by the OhiO \later . So~thR arl~s ~~· ~~u "l"''~~th. l Beech Grove cemetery trustee.l General Bond Re!Jrement - ] CommiSSion M $144,520 '"_lo,"ns , ~;s. b~~~~e .of Sabma: F.ver-1 - Councilmen Fultz and i RedemptiOn of bo~ds $12,000. to thel~orkmg, Margalet Creek., t'· B It "•b' . h' Franklm Rizer were named to : Redemphon of certificates 37 • "" '"" · Hush, (reek and Duck Creek e l enne • . Rehel . and Pensmn . 1I noes_ 1 $6 ,950 . T()a t 1 $18 ,690 . . . . I brother MitrhP\1 BPnnett, ~::" Ihe Pollee eons~.rvaney d!stncts ~~Athens •. Columbus, and the latter'! wife. fund and Don Collins and Lau 1 &amtary Sewers Construction Perr;, , Guernsey,. 1\oble and Maxine 28 Poulin to the Firemen's Dpen- 1Fund - Sewer Washtnilon counties. ' · dency board $445 400 c i wen• ChrislmJ" \"is1to rs of twr pa r· ents . !vir. ;111d ~1 r s. D. H. HoiJ•.'· JOn and Clws1er .\lorris. Mrs. Hnv SmJlb . Lind a, Don · nie and \l;k ~-'. IH'J"{' St mdcl\ ,111 ernoori \VISibl"~ ol \1t . ,:nd \lr ~ Charl e~ Sn11111 Jnd Jo <Hld l..rr da Shakr Mr. and ~1 1 ~ John S. rrge nt c·tI ed hy Governor Rh0des . 20 celt. answerd in town , with sa1d Bush. I 216 man hours. Eight of th€ . callsweretohomesorbu";ne•<· I es .• five fires, and lour werowere canbrush on flfe. Carl's Shoe Stores Annual --- PROGRESS .\1r. ;md \Irs .J.rnr f.~ Rt·l'\t'~. a nO \lr o.; D<lllt'.\ Robf'ft <Jnd Llllda. \lr Jnd .\1rs ,-""0.........-......:.,=====-iii Et.tg1PJ'ie H:.m1 ng. Hhrmd J .lr>a n and ~1 r. ;m d .\1rs. Ja1·k l<l;ml were ('lm stmas Sl1Pi 1P1" gut·s•s of t11r1r parent~ . .\1r ~:md :VI rs Fre<l Tuckt' rman Mrs. C: an· BJrnll7 Ca ru l Ann Mary H.ut l; :md Ell··n ot Lm· Rustler RI'ng t 1 1 ppa ac Ja mprovemen s Broken up hy 1 MOORE'S was lloLtd C!shelt 11 ] t1o1H 11 dl a ClEARANCE SAlE NOW IN lli rf 111/rrr II orwrl'tl P Lw ~ '., h• SERVICE CENTER I JANUARY \1:· . ;md I·- ·.la\JIW ~ ~ 1 !11111 1111h \lr ll lld \lr" . Cha r- : M ~s \'enw Walt~r s on . II d leo.; llwh l CJ iid f:.1111 l\" . 1 Mt ss Vero Beegle spent ChristLnndl. F1 o~nklrn Husse!l uf. \l1ddle- mns eve ning with he-r brother \ ~1 1 ;rn d \]1·.., .lu~l'pli Jolms111 1 port. ~l r ;md ~Irs. ( lt rl l on Ira Beegle. • 1 h,allh• I•JIIt)',\lllggut> sts lor· dm- ( ;like~. ;md i". rmll.v . .\lr . ilnd David Huddle5ton spent the 1 m· 1· ,,n ~1 1n d:11· ll•'t . 21i honor , ~1 :~ ( ;II'. Hu~.':iel l and fatpily 1 I Ill' " ll lt"' f st ill. l\l'nl!ctll "· lmlh - ;md ,11..-Jr :nul \lr~ Harold Gi l-; d.,1 · .\ lr .1 11d .\lr~ 1\t·r.lwt r. log I\ J, l\1111 _1· we1·e Christmas I l·. lilfl "(lll . \l1 ~~ f\;J~ ~\ Jll~ nl [);n , I SIJ!Ir~ of 1 hf'ir parrnt.s, I • the I A. I d J~1111 ( ~ ,J,, h n ~t n!. Cn•ggc1r~. T!1dd f 1 Jolll l'o<~J I .111d B·· 11'rh· ;n•d \lr j MIDDLEPORT, 0. WY 2-3748 ill f v· Iators I \ "IS ltM un has as overnight guests ror Tamm~·. t"her) l and TN · T1r1·:-d.t\" 11 rrlr \lr <; Tuckerm:m's r Chnstmas wecend Mr and 1 rv . \lr . and Mrs. Cha1l t'\' ..,,~11·1, :\ lr.:; I<l~1e PPrr~, r~<:~d- 1 \-Irs. Francis Mattingly and chtlSmith, Jo Hnd Mr. and " r' rl1lf. drt·n tlf ('l::n C!·ntel , Kans. Mr . J . R M u rph~, Robt•rt . l':la11w . (;ll\ S;11·gt' lll V l~ llt'd with and :V1t"'>. Thomas Lensey and Johnnv , Pt•ggy, Carnwl ;,11!1 li1 'h' rt l !t'l '\1'~ nn L:hristrnas ~on of (;rove ~it~· . and !\1r and , Barb-a~· a. wr rr Chn'1 1ma ~ (I Ill ll.1.1, Mrs. Kennetl 1 Cundiff and chi\- ' ner gm·sts of Mr . and ~11·" 11<11 .J. 1,1t Fl.l!r l ath·m!ed ti1e fun 1drL'Il of (;ro\'rpurt. ' lev T. .Johno.;orl. Ahernoor1 .1 1Hl 1·r:rl ,.f !II " .rrrnl at Kenluck.v \lr and Mr:;. Hobert Beegle, evenmg gu ~·:-. 1 ~ were \lr .1nd \!•H r\bv :Hld ·,'l\ lled rela!ives Hruee :md Bilh and .\1 \ s s Mrs. l)ovle Knapp . l- <lll 1.1' 1' ' ' 1 tl•r'r t· I.mda Cram~:r nf Porm:'roy werP Lang -.; \'ll.le :tnd Mrs llrm:J ' <i \ l r '. Fd ~(' Duu: : 1\'~' nf r·r· lum dllliiN g11 (' , h ('~11::-:t 1lldS Evt' Thoma lr.h "1 1 1 '1~ 1 o.;(·\t'r,i[ rl<" " Wl1h of their pouents. Mr. mtd \'lr~ . \lr· <~nd \lr~. Flt·rl"! t ll · 1~ tw 1 d<~lrglltn :111(1 son-m-law , :verne w:1tterson . John~un .. t CnHt' l "ll\ \I tT <' \It ,11111 ~11~ C:•org•· \V;IIner. l Mr and Mr s. Donald McKav 1 i w1·r1• 11 el'l-. \' lid L: ll ·. . . 1... ol til· 1r \ 11 l.t~lll ' l ld1l ol ~!1d11ga n ' and oannv , ~ew11rk, spent su ; l):tr• ·nt-... \l1 o~JH] \Jr-.. .I .. ~Pptl 1, '-I II' Jld llr~ lu ~ Cltrrsllwts v<~ca- .da\1 with th~lr parents. Mr. and • BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY I at H~ .:~: t~~~~~~.da~.:~: er pw!>foor~d~a;nn tbuholu;r~:alre1 _ce:rt.:~tedt h:.~ , 1 :::. 'l"w· kerman Mr. and Mrs Harlr-~· F: . .John. \ It..., .JCJmes H ·t· \"1'" ~dr(ldk;1 : ll" 1 arnes announce FOR PEG-WARD son , r Tr.;~everCon~~i.:im:e~H!~~ B d h 1 ! manenth 0 1 o•f-npr , M ~ . tv ate vehicles tnto 1 A DON REUTER ACCOUNTING SERVICE ' }0 Middleport, 0. Let' I f\n; 1pp Wt'rf' Sunday di11mT gut'"' s nf ~11 and Mrs. Fred 1-:u g ~' nt' ll ;ullng. \thondl \ Roush Shoe Store KV HANDY HOOK FIXTURES REUTER INSURANCE AGENCY Pomtraf z•n,.n, ~ ,.... 1 PEG-BOARD NOTic'EI t PI! !!Ill' t 1 BARGAINS FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY Hhonda :rnd 1\ml .\ Irs and \tr ,. W,dler llamlll CLEARANCE SALE H 1 positton of the ea1nings on llw fund will be det·i rled annually bv a govNnmg board for ll~l' . as· st.:hular sh1ps for Journ :-t•· !S ill slmlenls ()I" as gr:1 nl:-; for· . :1 dva m·(' study by JOurnalt:-. m pru le.\.'>O rs JANUARY lYING SPACE SAVER FOR MODERN L ved as board cha~rman. . : parenl,, Mr. and Mrs Albert hod :rs theu· Christmas week· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black, ton i The fund has been esLabhsh- I Hill . ',l end guests ro-lr. Kenneth Heard - alld lcunily. . \ ei wrth a gtft of ~10,000 from Mr. and Mrs w C. Sm1th more son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and rvlrs . Lewls Gruser 1 The Messenger Pubhshmg Com- and Jeff of Da)IOn Mrs. R. 1 Lawr~n( 'e Beardmore of Mari- had as tht·lr guests ~unda~· . ! pany . St1pul;1tlous gover11mg th 1• J. Wll!'on and chtldren of Jnrk- r.lt:J. 1\rlr. ttnd .\Irs. Hobert GruP.ser r t:.ap ll'-11 fund state that thr son and Homer and 1-:dllh H<.~v · ;::::._......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._..... 1 eornmgs shou ld be applied "to man. locaL were Chnstmas du~· r Ute advancement of n ew~p:1rwr guc;.: t" of \ lr s l! Jrrv Hayman . I j~urna~ism in 1he -~hi_(~ u.~IVI_'I:- . Mr. and \lrs Haber~ Klugh! · stly School of Jour1 1 ~~1t~m 01 ~- step e1nd Allc1a of Columhu s efies II Christmas holidays. ~1r and Mrs .' Ben Phtlson Mrs. Richard C. Gerkln. ol · , Miss Carrie Beth Bearhs, l?wmg hmg surgery. was :ub- · an~ ~ rs Mma Le-wi s. local. l:.og<~n, Rt t. Mrs . fierkin i:-; Cl Mr. and :"Yfrs . William f.rue- Pomerov . spent several days II sher of The Athens 11P.se.n·:were Christma:-~ day dinner stslf'r to R~v . Se ller~. A('C'Oill - ser spent F'rida,v night wtlh :\1r. lu st w~k with her aunt, Mrs. ger [or 36 years and servt>d .13 f M nd Mr~ Theron pan~· m~ them to Log<tn wt'r~ and Mrs . Leo Smith and far"P- Hugh Bl'arhs 0 years on Oh10 University's ! ~u~sls r. a ·· Mr. Kenneth Beardmore of 1ly of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs R. L. Gotthardt ] 0 01 board of trustee~ His wei~ Llle M~~ ~nd Mrs Waid Foster Manetta cmd Rill Nance. Jl;J - \lr. mtd Mr~ . F' . E. ShHcffer and son. Bruce of Columbus, longest ~nur~ m tht' . htslory and children of Columbus spe11 \ ("Jile, •nf Columbus spent the Chr1st - -iliiiiiii ol the Umverstty. ~~e ~wtce ser- the hol idav w~ekend w1th h~r . Rev and 'Mrs. Paul A. Se-llers 111 .1:--; Wl'd.;..rnd w1th !heir son. B_ush. who died Nov. 29 o- ·an . ~ 'Meigs County Sheri!! Robert C. 1 Hartenbach iaveatigated 1 1one · car mishap at 11:5$ p. m. 1Monday on the Zion Road, hihis I volving a 1004 model car drivis, reveaiad today that he has Sunset Drive in Gallipolis, has apprectation to all steak en by Belly J. ;Graham, 19, pui~hased Blosser's restaurant beon associated with the Bob employees, and all .,::~j~ Harrisonville. H~ reported the lll!:W YORK IUPI) -Transit essenUol lobo to remoln at buses oormally ply the otreels. Ibis morning •r.d he was boiled in Logan o. Evano Steak House and Drive· "who have been so driver lost control of the cor lnim ehlef Michael J. QuiU, home, but a large share of the 1 Barnes met with the mayor latong the way for the city's ' In for the past 13 years. In re- tAl me over the years." on the muddy rural road and ' under threat of going to jail 2.S million who absented and the city's police Rnd Pre I tough stand against Qwll. The buaineso deal was rom- cent years. he has been assist- Continued the civic • struck a bridge abutment. before noon, declined today to themselves Monday feared commissioners on the traffic ! president of tl:e Transr;ort pleted Monday afternoon in ant manager. flis brother. Herb 1Gatlipol !Jn, " I especiall,y There was damage to irs trig'll ~ off tho unprecedented 'money loss or their bosses' emergenl'y and appealed for • Workers Union 1TWU) since its ! Logan. Selling one of Logan 's is manager of the Steak House to thank Herb for h~> rear fender. No in uries or arsubway-bus striko which was wrath and beadad for wot·~ public cooperation to slav• off founding. finest restauraniS was Clar- and Drive ln . It's tough leaving d1is fine rests were reportad. eostillg untold millions In lost today . "some restrictions oo the '·Give em hell, mayor," onG ence Blosser, who plans to r.. Bush, his wife Louise and munity, but Jl is a great work, unsold goods and unpaid ~armed, Lindsay appealed movement of cars Into New ' man shoutad as the mayor lire Feb. I, effective date of the ctuldren, Susan, 1, and Ed, 5, portunity for me, and I cootldR't, wages. fo7' persolll! alreay en route to York." During a 1961 snow : whizzed by at a pace so fast 10 sa le. will move to Logan as 1100n as resist it." '!'ens of thousanda of workers, "turn back immadiatety." emergency, the city clamped ' newsmen with ~is party The Logan restaurant, locat-l living quarters are found. Bush said he plans to continute; Wbo Monday beedtd pleas to Schools reopenad ror I 5 an absolute embargo on non· drop,ped out from . fatigue. ed on ~'ourlh and Main St. , 1 _Bu~,__a !!live of Mason ' usmg the_ Blooser name. tlay home, converged on the million children-335.000 of essentia> fraffic into · Manhat- "Were w1th you, Ltndsay," about tllree blocks below tile · Galltan satd the restaurant ell7 In droves today, causing whom normally ride the transit tan. ' said another. Fighter Sugar Logan football stadiwn) bas i presently operatmg SJX IIIIIIIS!ve traffic tie-ups and •system -and they nnd thou- Lindsay, the athletie new Ray Robinson walkad with the been in the Blosser family name ' week - Monday through Satorlilllo raising the possibility oil sands of teachers added to the mayor, made his third four· mayor and Lindsay conceded I for 37 years. day. "I hope to open on. , _ Item restrictions on the move· congestion. About t,800 school mile walking trip to city hall they ahd a good workout. (Continuad from Page II days, begmmng next sprJng," Mrs. Hugh B..rhs, and "'"· Ronald, and Dewy Pullms were Sunday dinner pesll of Mrs.P=o~pencer, West Main and ~.Jmily of Columbus we1·e Mr. and Mrs . Amos Leonard '''eekend gut>sts of her pnrPnt .... v1sited Sundav with Rev . and Hugh Bearhs ~~~~~~~~: 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson. Mrs Lester Tavlor ami family Mr. a11d Mrs. Dayton " ' 1 V sta t N Y where nf Portsmou Lil. o e · · ·· Hev . <Jnd Mrs Paul A St•l . . J spent the Christmas holida:ys ll \crs. Margaret ~nrl nose111t1ry . :'-11ary Lou Hadford VJ SIIed re- w·1th Mr. and Mrs. Barrie · 1 Wt're dirHlP\" guests of ~lr . and lativt>s In Columbus over lle l lips and daughter, Jill. ' · . ON ANY SHOES $6.99 OR OVER ALL OLD SHOES GIVEN TO THE N~EDY Bring Them In Or Wear Them In And Save Dollars Af · · · · · · Safe Continues Until Jan. 8th �I I ._; I 1-DIIil Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . <?_::_.Tan. 4, 196& Journalism to Benefit from Bush Memorial R0ck Spnngs • Chrlstmu vacation with his of Minersville were holiday vis-~ fam!\y, Mr. Huddleston's sons,,itors of their parents, Mr. and Dovid aJid Micahel. They all Mrs. Hobert BrysoR. spent Christmas Day with their i Miss Bev erly Hrtrtdahsclt of fo lks •t Pomeroj. . Forest Run was a week end Mr and Mrs . GcnP Beegle of guest of ht~ g~an dn ~other, Mrs. , . ~ew Brighton were ho liday VIS· M:Jrgui·et ou as re • : and family ol Sprlngfltm, and Mrs. Gene GruesS' family ol ColuJDbus and and Mrs. Roy Grueser daughters, Soc'lety NoteS 11 1tors of his f:lthrl:- Ira Br ~g lr ; Mr. and Mrs. Robeft ijou sh . A memorial fund for newspa· 1 Dr . .Kathryn Phtlson and mof per JOurnalism honorjng the ther. Mrs. Fred Philson n late Gordon K Bush. editor oi Bbcksburg. Va .. are spend 1_ng · The Athens Messenger and t wee k at tlreJ·,. homt> and w1th . 0I oh·10 U . Mr and Mrs. Thf'ron Johnson . flve term trustee nl· Mr and Mrs Sro~Jit Wheelt'r of versity, has heen announced by N ·B t ·M· and Mrs. Don . . I ew OS on. r. h U t e mverslty .. f 1 Johnson and J,uni lv ul Ptlrl iand ''"'"!. MP.. apell till Clftrlllmal ~ lid With 11er molbw, liln. W. A. lllr. Morgan, Atbella Road. and 1 II 1 o~'w::,~ng:~.- ~aleC ' Br Mrs. Hugll Bearhs Christmas with her parents, st., Mr. anrl Mrs . Pearl Roberts. .-===--•===== 1 1 ! , 1, kl K •·1 HAI\ Sl ' 'I' •S' I""I n KF· TIF·:S I I' ·'l f'W · . YOH - " , .roo. ·vn N.Y., depot acrnss t\w l·. tt'-.1 l{ t\T'I" lr~ 1 11 1 \ l anl:attan ls iull ·k 1 d 1 · ·1 · ' I'll\ ·\\"l de tra nst t stnke haltrd all c r s t rt eJoun 1 us ~e~ · s" , . ,, ~ , . . . buses and subwil'S t>arh \t•w Year s Da .~ ltu ( hl~ SlPr Building lS !he 1 ~11 bulld lnt.: 11_1 the {'e nter and the one JUSt to the te!t IS lhe I an Am Hui ldlllg . - !{ .. bert Wolf Pen Society Notes son and (.'hi!dren o! P1ttsburgh _ \ •m' I \ !1 1 ;; 1;d ""d l.md• . and Mr·-; 1-"rlgt-nt' Harung were wPekend guests of ht•r 111 othrr. Mrs Cco rgf' Snnp"'m <lnd Mr ;-md ~1rs .•11111 Simpson . , Miss Gr:.ce omd Hu lh FJh ,.1 \olumbu s and M1~" Jmw Eilts ol .'\rlin~~ln11. V<t. Wl'l"l' guP"its of Homer and £d~t h !·l ayma n. I \1r . <.lr.d ~Irs (llan: r~ce Bry- Kacine and \1~. and \1r!j, Blackwood ond Available At- KING HAVE MOVED TO 107 SYCAMORE ST. POMEROY, 0 . (Forme,rly Dr. Donovan 's Office) PHONE WY 2-2194 L-.....,-.....,---------....------.-·'..' Fn·d ' l\wk~r ma11, Mr 'i and I By M : rs raul A. Sellen ,~lr ,rnd ~'h s. M:1son S ~en cer your choice when you buy II I \1,-, \ 11· Ashland Vitalized Gasoline ~. Lrncoln Hussell . ~lr:-; ll~llt• Hu s~ t> l [ and \l1 ;111d .\lr ;111 d .itml .1. 1111 11' :-;ut· \lr .m el \lr' Lw 11 h ,oj \"!l lumbus. i\11' •md L.1 r~·, .Jo)mo.. on :u1d 1;11 1, 1 IL11' . J\l rs. · (;m. Ht!ssell and fatnily ~lr ;n ~ d ~fr o:;. El"t•rf'lt ll :r\ \I" n· ~~ ·r :d:l\ rhll r)r<: of tiH' Ir d \i t· · :11,1'' \ : p; 1r. " , .\ II .urd \J ;·s LIII"Oi n lt :" J, IIhll \.!l lt' ·h t" " o.. , 1·:1 ~ll," oi t'. \1, r n: ~t· l , \ t ' ~t' \ \ 1'> (, ~'' ' \I :··, \: ,:: .I h ll' .\I r l.i1·1 1\ H ''I' illr. :J'II! \l1 ~. fllll'. ii: d :~1 1 St• H Sp• ·rr' : 1 ~ ~-~~ d:JI s 111 l ' l ('hr,'-" llll .h 111 ( oll!lnbuo.; '.1 11 11 11wrr "-1111 " Farl ond l"<~ rl ilth ~t" l l .1 11<1 Llllll i le ~ ~· uncl<r;. 1·1"11 or ~ oi ~ 1 1 . :111: :'llr" ll1o11Jrd Hus~t·ll 1\tTf. .\!1 e~nd \lr o.; \1, L 1311.\Tt' J lld Filf't>n \",·no: . \lr aru.l ~ I rs . Holwrt Vt->no' T1m~ and ~\ :1rk.. all nf ( "olumhu-.; Mr and ~lr' Ed1\<1 rd \" t ·nn~ cmd sun , ( 'r;tlg and Mr:-; Pon1f'rm ' IJ 'I · .m.l Sl•'l t'll .md llr.'. llmultt.<itl'lf'.• \lr~ 1 !;.,rw dinner Sun d:11· t·v nrng al the home of llt'; p.1 r rwt -. . \11 and :\1rs El· !'l"l'l t D<.ll ~~'.'. n observ anee of 1 ht>r tllrthda~ A hi rt hd r11 r nkl', bake-d by lwr d;wg hll·r Berky, and K"l:' t'rr am 1\ t 'l t' -:nvf' d with lhe dmn•·r to :\lr C~nd \1rs. Howard ~11 lk11lt?., ;md Hrownvn 3nd Kevin of 'l1drllrpor1 . \l r.li Houdashelt <wd anti [{and~ and B"rky and Mr. and Wrll1~m R u~"ell WJ\"Ot' . .\lrnr r·, \"II le. / coin 11eighr li. P01nero1·. BAKER FURNITURE 1nd GU} rl't" t'l\ rd v.ord fr111TI and Mrs. .bmP s Sfll"litiS f' Nebraska th.:Jt lh•' ilJi f Middleport, 0 . <1 new daughter burn ('\m'l ma'-1 Our Weekly SPECIAL 59 OLDS Doy. 4 DOOR SEDAN • Mr. and Mrs .'\ r lltu r· \ t·;t ::.;t·. Bill and Bt>c:kv . S i <.~ r Ho ulr, \-lr . and Mrs. Da lr W<1 1·rwr. Annie, Conmt'. .Jdl. Mi~·h ;ll'l and \'Inn , Amber of ~1inet- ... \"lllP. \lr and Mr.'i . Ceorge War nPr . .\brglf•, Richard, Co r d ~m . \1r ~ f·':J\"P Dunlavy, Mr and \lr ' J·~ rtgnw Thompson. Cina \I;JI"If ' l "l n· da, Mr and \lr o;; Tt'd Warner . Pattv Sue :md ,'if·oth . o;..pre ChflStmas dm· \" t ~ ltors of their parents, "lr" and ~1r.'l. s·IX Arrests S p;ukllr1 g ~ !one paint. power brakes & steering, :wtrnllatl l tJ~Jns, like new white sidewall tires, radr<, J!Hl tmtPd glass. ANewY"r SPECIAL Herman Warner and Mark Warner. Mr. and ~1r s. C;uy Turkt>r· GMAC Fin1nclng Av1ilable man of Sprrngf1rld vi.:::i tt>d on Fridav afternoon wi lh hts bro· tMr ~nd sistPr- 1n-l a1~. ,\h .1mi l-irs. Fred Tuc ke l'rl l<l ll . KARR & VAN ZANDT Mr and Mf'. Harley E .JohnJOn and family visited Sundav ' evening with Mr. and Mrs fn'd 'J'ucke-rman. Mr . and Mrs !':11 lelle Hanillji and Hhunda and Cadillac - Oldsmobile 1 I I -I your OWD ''presoripticm." for CHEER! Send FLOWERS DUDLEY'S MOORE'S In POMEROY '· · COLEMAN Mrs. Turner Is HI'red as . her D•spate Chester HEATING s c"ety Notes I sPring • f"leld CHASE HARDWARE 1 • FREE INSTALLATION Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil~?ealer. F This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL" sign. He's waiting to serve you. 0(illlr.. •91&11tft.;tOittllr-·Jfll·i&- ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY~ v Pot111eroy Ohio Mr and Mrs. Jamu Reeve s ~--------------------- • • • r •• ,. ~ - YOUR OLD SHOES ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN. GOlD s .00 IF YOU WEAR THEM INI s .00 IF YOU BRING ' -- • -• " • • · - - · - - - .. ....... _._ ............ ---...-·------- -·· l ' ' ' THEM INI raLSE TEETH r"" Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl .•. FREE! The mugs are ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cereal, ic~ crealn or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete Set. ~- - 1 ture com' n for the record : and the unrest that goes with and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Earl l\llilfl!, Mid· I V,: Ma D t . !hem because you have a united Cletus Allen and son, Gre_g, ldleport Mr. and Mrs. H on , payer an o yor ay on I communil and our peo le 8 r C<llumbus w~re overmght VlStt- ~ • Raynes for taking care of musL· .. Y Y P .e _ d f Mr and Mrs Halley, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. . tb lll d . th h r I not dJvJded on the ifeat Is· ors ,,urs ay o . Victor Will Canal Winchester m e v age ur1ng e 0 ,. : sues," he s01d. Clayton Allen and Bill . IRalph Knight, Cincinnati, Jan: day season. . Tall, trim and handsome with Sunday dtnner guests of Mr ' et Knight. Columbus. Vickie Jo Those recogruzed by Council a thin mustache, the mayor dis· and Mrs Roy C'hn~ly were \lr. ! Will Parkersbur John Nechol· for helping Wtlh the decoratJuns playad an easy humor as trill- and Mrs. Ernest FJSher, Woost- l • M . Ito W K W'l· were Charles Jewell, Appalach- utes came and he invited any- er. Mr. and Mrs. DoMid Mat- son, R ane • ~ y. ~1 were Charles Jewell, Appal· body In the audience with any- lack and Donna Kay, Belpre, l ~~"·Rut~~~~~r~arAna~nd~. :nt. oc-w. Power, Donald Johnson. thing on their mind It •peak. and Mrs. Ltlhe Chnsty Drusilla Will Rio Gl'lll!de and RollS R4ulh, Jim Jarroll, Frad Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre ' ' ,., lor Bill Quillen Darrell ~ 'th d AI' t S d .IMr. and Mrs. Howard Knight y ' • ~ffil an tee spen un 3) and Charle!l Jenkl, Jot Young, Charles ~r night and Monday in Dayton . Clerk, and une Van Matre. with Mr. and Mrs. B•rnard I Frank Gaul was rolurtred to" Mrs. Roush reported that the SALES Rt;PURT CuMingham. Mr. Cunningham, 1 his borne !rom Holzer hospit· &tale Is interested in securing Pl. Pleasaut Llveotock Sales Co. formerly of Coolville. has been j at where he bad beon a medi· employment for ladles on ~tel- , Saturday Jau. 1 19M quite Ill. I cal patient. fare and asked council if !bey ] HOGS _ Receipll '_ 175 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber-. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland could be employed locally . At· , ~ '!I to 28.75; Heaviea 23 to fetd and Mike were Christmas visited Monday with Mrs. tenlliDC were Mrs. Charlotte 27; Fat Sows 1~ to 23; Boars dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lelah McLaad, Tuppen Plains. Roush, acting mayor in the 15 to 18.50 Pigo 10 to 18; Stock H. B Smtih, Pomeroy · Mr and Mrs. Charleo Gregabsenco of Mayor Raynes, ond Shoats 22 to 30. Miss Lucille Smith spent the lein •nd children of Flatlwt>Dds rouDCI!men Charles Yeager, CA'ITLE -~ifel'l 13.60 tAl holidAy in Akron with Mr and spent Sunday evening with Mr. Walter Werry, Gtorae Carson, 17.10; Fat Cows 15 to 17.90; Mrs. John Reuter and famlly. and Mrs. Clayton Allea and Bill. ·•nd Robert Wilson. Canners 12 to 14. Bulls 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newell 11.10; Stock steer Calves 19.80 spent a few days with Mr. and Now Many Wear to 25.90 Stock Helfer Calves Mrs. Hobart Newell. Su1pended Jail II to 23. Christmas dinner guests of Sentence Ordered Veal Calves - Tops 36.50; Mr. and Mra. Robert Wood and With More Comfort James Barnett, charged witb Seconds 33.40; Medium 24 to 29, family were Mrs. J . V. Cox. p PABTBETB, & pleuant alkall.ne ' 1 Co forpry Monday In Me1gs OOUD· Common and Heavies 22 to 31. Mr. and Mrs. Carre I, t. tnou--) poJJdor, • .,.. ta>oo '"'" "'vea a suspend• PI easan t an d Mr. a nd 'Mrs CI ar- comfort. more .ftrml7.n. eat u.d talk 111 more t 1· courI, wao .. 1.., opnn.tto • umo FAS· ed ll).day jail sentence by Judge NAMES OMI'ITED ence Cox and family, Nitro. On TEETII ... your platN. No fUD>JnJ, &ooer. PlltJ tute or fetllllJ. CbecJu t'rank W. Porter. The names of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, auesls of the Woods "plate octor· <•••tun b<oatht. Get Barnett was pieced on proba· ~nzil Goeg\ein and Mr. andW -;er;e;;;;;Mr;;;;;.;";nd;;;Mr;;;;;s.;;;;;P;a;ui;;C;o;x;;;;;r;As;n;;;;;na;;;;;;.. ;;;;;•;.,;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;oo;u;n;";;'· lion for one y01r and ordered Mrs. Avery Goeglein were un· : to make reaUtutloa o1 !be ehtck Intentionally omitted from a , by Judie Porter. li&t of those who attendad a · IAIY TlltMS .•• Ill Giber 10111'1 activity, Craig New Year's Day dinner at tbe Roberl llaWllDCI wu found borne of Mr. and Mra. Charles euUty of reckleaa operation and Goegleln. Ftatwoods. aentenc!D& was uplleld for one year with Ilia defendant beinc ACI'ION Fn.ED erdered Ill comply with orders The state baa filad a $253.39 ef the eourl, IDII Ralph Spires suit in Meigs County Com,.... fined $10 and Wits lor mon Pleas Court oeainst the exett~live apeed. Ohio Valley Mfg. Corp. en Ohio corporation, Tuppers Plalna. AMMAN AIRPORT The petition claims the amount AMMAN, Jordau (UPI) - is due for workmen's compeosa· The govtrlllllelll Moodoy ap- lion. provatl Clllltllruclloa of a new - - - lnlemalloall airport here al a company hu lllbm!Hed an CUll II( . .A mnHm A Frendl oUtr 1u build II. M ket Report ''You'll Like Our Quality Way tf J)oing Buslneu" WY 2-5342 Want to send Quill, the acid-tongued ht>h- 1l PROM DUDt.l'l"' , man who led 36,000 transit men , COLliMRUS ruPil - ~ov. mont County and Forked Run o• the four-day strike in James A. llhode• reporlert to- State Park in Meig! County defWlct of a court order. was duy that 113 million has been - Addition of bathing beaches oure to appeal his contempt spent 111 Ohio's 26-mmly Appa- at state parks in Hocking Coun. citation and it was virtually ; ~achw area, a no tile~ $~ 7 1111lhon ty. 45 per cent comp leti r n of certatn that he would not end ' ts under construction and $3.1 Ross County LBke , repair ol JtomeerNt'lllltll . . . . ... . IIJe lirike to avoid jail. m1ll10n m proJects are ru1 , ently Adams County sptllway, deanA judge set an II >' .m. IF.STI , under design to aid the poverty- ~ ing of Roosevelt Lake m Scioto deadline to stop th• str ike or go str~ckc·n area. County, completion of boat IaIt jail 1 Abodes praised the Appulach-:t lhlles at Pomeroy ond Po1IS· · m:-lny ' mou th an . d ·Improvements at · Commissioner Barnes had ·18 program for ."creatmg 59N.Jnd .... , reperted trafnl on majdr l new permanent JObs ror the peo- Turkey Creek Lake dam in SciManhattan-bound arteries was : pie of these areas . Ioto County and Tycoon l.ah in Mlddlepott, Q. h t I "These JObs will bolster the --- ________ .. ____ t-'·www 1.1 eavy a! 1 wu en 1 · · i , . .. . . . ·-.·.-.=======""";:::::i::i Moud.ay- the first business day rconomy of th~se areRi many- 1, • 'P "''· ... J """ .~.. ~~,..~ "1'/R~~?.<..~ O~borne !iaid tlw rtng oper- 1 _ Reed Will w• o:- rehired as ! since the first combinul bus- : [o_ld 1n the_ yeoar~ to rome and ated In Gre~ne, Clinton, Fay-! street cotnrni!sioner and was 1 1 subway atrikt hit New York at ~·Ill ~esult m more dollar~ romTwo fines were le\·ied Mon. ette and ~·J adason cou_nt1es. Most also put in <"harge of work su· I a.m. Saturday. Commu ter mg mto these App>lachta TO · day night In Middleport May· &cf thefts occurred m Greene [ pervision at Beech Grove rem railroads were so packed tha: gions ali well as putting mnre : or's court hy Mayor C. 0. and Fayette and the__six were , etery. in some lrains conductors wer'! mon_ey mto the porkfl'_ts of lhe l Fisher. It \US tbe ftrst court turned over to .autrorth~s there. I Attending were Mayor Char" Rh 0 d 531 d session of the new mayor af· 1 d unable to collect tickets. I"'' •n t,_ es · I t.r taking over Jan. I. T..._~ h "ff 'd lh 1 . !e. Legar, Clock Edna SchoenH ·d f t' 1 T ... s en "' e • 1 re 1 , 1 Back To Work e sa l o par tcu _a_,. s_tgrH 1Ukey Kiser. 35. Radne, and moved lhP rear seats of their ' leb, and Councilmen Roy ReuMayor John V. Lindsay sg~!n cane~"'~~ the rehahllltati011 of Frank Knotts, ~t Salem, autos, drove to a farm and .stole l ter, Fultz. Rizer, Poulin, Bob Implored n"orkers in no.-.- . the Muskmgum IAc_k and Dam Center, ere each fined $11 one or two hog~ end drove them Hysell and Collins. - -- - -- - - ~-- - - - syste-m and rh:•dgmg of the i and costs lor intoxication. ln Sabma where thPy resold :I-...iiiii======--=-. Muskingum River I them. ' Count on ua for prompt, e>:pert F.leven dams have been im- "" "''"'''-"'*'"''"'"'"'- '>4I workmanship on replacement o( prov~d or are srheduled for imA .Sabina livestock dealer be· mufflers, tail pipes, shock absorbprovement and a 120-mile wat C-•me suspicious when they sev· ers, batteries, seat covers, !loor erway, serving Wash:ngton, era! times returned with one or mats, eta. Drive in today, Morgan and Muskingum coun· two animals to sell. I ties. will soon be opened from Zanesville to the Ohio River •I 0 I Veleran• Memorlol Ro•pltal 'SALES & SERVICE Manetta. Admissions - Mrs. He n r y MASON - Mrs. SteJ!a Turn· Project1 Listed Cade, Pomeroy; Joe Ebersbaeh. By Clart.. Allea Pomeroy; Robert Pullins. Coo!•r. Crabcreek, Pt. Pleasan'l:'\..s , Other projects citad includad eMUFFLERS hirad as dispatcher for the i Building of new cabins at . . r uesl! ol ville; Reed Crary, Long BotMason Police and Fire depart- Lake Hope State Park in Vin- Chmtmas dmne ~. t were SENATE HOPES- Massa- tom, Sarah Lunsford, Pomeroy, ' eTAIL PIPES ments by Council Monday nigrt. ton County, roads and bridges Mr. and ~rs. ~oyotd ~~:k and chusetts Attorney , General !' Haymond Je,..ll, Ava Gilkey, Paul Bocook inquired about In Barkcamp State Park In Bel· Mr. anMdcCrs. 1arllle Mr and Edward Brooke, 46, wtll seek Harmonvllle;oDorothy Stalls, e SHOCK ABSORBERS . .. of the Water de · . ·Freda the 11 .S. Sena1e sea 1 bemg . va- , New Haven. , the posstbilJty --- ~- sons ' J Lonne H svk Mrs partment placing • larger line r MMrlsl. M . ._ Lenawora' Be~tng and cated by Sen. Leverett Salton- Dlocborgea - Edith McCoy, ' • Batteries • Seat Covers 1 er m8 u• t R bl' B k Syraeuse: Clement Cooper, to the former Fruth property on M. Leth Wood Co !lees weco sa 11 . epu tcan roo e, . -•· a hill In Mason. The council Mrs.and ~s Virgil Wood Ath· highest-ranking Negro elected ctne: Joe-. Baxter. Middleport; eFLOOR MATS, ETC. and water department announrtContinuad !_rom Page I) .,.r., •nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert official In the country, would Lind• Llndstamer, Long H1rold Ch111, M1r. he th.• f JrS t Negro US Long Bot· II ed plaM to check furt her ond ;f Ra eta I Equa'1ty ,. CORE). '. a cWood• and children. : . sena· tom tom;: Leona Bessie Hensley, Biggs, Middleport; Lftust St. Middleport r It is not too costly proceed. leader In ctvtl rtghts activttie5, D C1 d tor smce Reconstrucllon. ' h d 'ad bli · Mr and Mrs enze1 e1•• Henry Code, Pomeroy; Mary • l'hono WY 2·2511 Traffic control signs bave a tri to eota sh " Sl>ring· · Cbrl 1 · dlnn gueots Wea~r, Mlnersv 1'11•. i s mas er " • been orderad and WJ·1I be erect· field chapter but cou ldn't ge1 were t Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen and soa Pt Pleasant 0 ed 110011 desJgnating through Jnd enough memben to operate. ·• · • • • stop streeiB. Stpeed limits on Henry said picketing and and B1U. Mrs. Roger Grueser •· will b nf demonstratt·~· were "well and Mr and Mrs -rnomas Web- daughters of Logan spent a atree.. e e orce. · and Mrs. · k witbMr. andM " · Ath good" 11 neeftllary to acbleve er Mr. Lawrence wee r ur Council etpressed thanks f or ' · Chr' t o Tb ·· d · Christmas decorations •nd certain goals "but u long •• Smith _and Ahce weofreMr }'d. Chr"·t~ ey bw..~Dre JRogmne G on . · in tht 1'llla we are making some progress mas dinner guests -.a owuaS Y • or rue&· heiJIB provided . 1 g~ without tllis type of thing it Ia Mrs Opha Offutt. er. Guesta on Sunday were Mr. and exten!ed Fspeelad appreCl· better not It have demonstra· ~!ph Knight of Clncianati ~nd Mrs. Robert Lee and child· anon tAl_ e Ire epaliment I !JOn.' and \liss Janet Knig~t of Co- ren of Bashan. for providing treats for chtld- •. , . b 1 th week end with . I Guests on Christm•• after· ren to per.tons who packa•ed I \ ou accomphsh • great deal. lum us spen e ' •e · "th d t t"1005 Mr and Mrs Howard Km~ht . · ·· lhe treats to the Mason Furni· mole WI out emon.s ra _ noon of Mrs. Ida Kmght were J· \1r crf , 19668udget I The department also was ! !Continued from Page u : summoned for to house fires. I plies $100, equipment . . two car fires and ll brush fires l ance $200, equipment operation WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!) all out-of-town, <allmg for 336 $t50. street. traffic siglll! The arrest ol six persons by : man hours. · ] markers $100, street m)llit·s Ga!lla County. Clinton County Sheriff Don Os· Councilman Leslie P'. Fultz, $2110, P.E.R S. $100, misl'ellanTentative approval by the Ap- borne and Sabino police broke after Introducing a motion to · eous $100. Total $2,050. palachia Regional Commission I up a hog rustling ring that has accept tho report, praised the Special Street Repair Bond of strip mine reclamation pro.! operated for the past 24 months fire deparlm"'!l. · RetirPment. ~und - Redeml'" jeds in Harri~on, Jefferson <~nd in four counties. In other activity : I bon or certificates ~.BOte\ tsPerry counties. I '"" .... ..8 _ Phil Globokar was renp- 000, mterest on cerl1f1cates 1 1 Hf"ld wer~> •v•" ' • .rtw~><:: . t. . . · . $ . , , Ch , d bl b th-' pomted to a SIX-year term as ! notes !50. Total 15,150. 1 1 - Approval by the OhiO \later . So~thR arl~s ~~· ~~u "l"''~~th. l Beech Grove cemetery trustee.l General Bond Re!Jrement - ] CommiSSion M $144,520 '"_lo,"ns , ~;s. b~~~~e .of Sabma: F.ver-1 - Councilmen Fultz and i RedemptiOn of bo~ds $12,000. to thel~orkmg, Margalet Creek., t'· B It "•b' . h' Franklm Rizer were named to : Redemphon of certificates 37 • "" '"" · Hush, (reek and Duck Creek e l enne • . Rehel . and Pensmn . 1I noes_ 1 $6 ,950 . T()a t 1 $18 ,690 . . . . I brother MitrhP\1 BPnnett, ~::" Ihe Pollee eons~.rvaney d!stncts ~~Athens •. Columbus, and the latter'! wife. fund and Don Collins and Lau 1 &amtary Sewers Construction Perr;, , Guernsey,. 1\oble and Maxine 28 Poulin to the Firemen's Dpen- 1Fund - Sewer Washtnilon counties. ' · dency board $445 400 c i wen• ChrislmJ" \"is1to rs of twr pa r· ents . !vir. ;111d ~1 r s. D. H. HoiJ•.'· JOn and Clws1er .\lorris. Mrs. Hnv SmJlb . Lind a, Don · nie and \l;k ~-'. IH'J"{' St mdcl\ ,111 ernoori \VISibl"~ ol \1t . ,:nd \lr ~ Charl e~ Sn11111 Jnd Jo <Hld l..rr da Shakr Mr. and ~1 1 ~ John S. rrge nt c·tI ed hy Governor Rh0des . 20 celt. answerd in town , with sa1d Bush. I 216 man hours. Eight of th€ . callsweretohomesorbu";ne•<· I es .• five fires, and lour werowere canbrush on flfe. Carl's Shoe Stores Annual --- PROGRESS .\1r. ;md \Irs .J.rnr f.~ Rt·l'\t'~. a nO \lr o.; D<lllt'.\ Robf'ft <Jnd Llllda. \lr Jnd .\1rs ,-""0.........-......:.,=====-iii Et.tg1PJ'ie H:.m1 ng. Hhrmd J .lr>a n and ~1 r. ;m d .\1rs. Ja1·k l<l;ml were ('lm stmas Sl1Pi 1P1" gut·s•s of t11r1r parent~ . .\1r ~:md :VI rs Fre<l Tuckt' rman Mrs. C: an· BJrnll7 Ca ru l Ann Mary H.ut l; :md Ell··n ot Lm· Rustler RI'ng t 1 1 ppa ac Ja mprovemen s Broken up hy 1 MOORE'S was lloLtd C!shelt 11 ] t1o1H 11 dl a ClEARANCE SAlE NOW IN lli rf 111/rrr II orwrl'tl P Lw ~ '., h• SERVICE CENTER I JANUARY \1:· . ;md I·- ·.la\JIW ~ ~ 1 !11111 1111h \lr ll lld \lr" . Cha r- : M ~s \'enw Walt~r s on . II d leo.; llwh l CJ iid f:.1111 l\" . 1 Mt ss Vero Beegle spent ChristLnndl. F1 o~nklrn Husse!l uf. \l1ddle- mns eve ning with he-r brother \ ~1 1 ;rn d \]1·.., .lu~l'pli Jolms111 1 port. ~l r ;md ~Irs. ( lt rl l on Ira Beegle. • 1 h,allh• I•JIIt)',\lllggut> sts lor· dm- ( ;like~. ;md i". rmll.v . .\lr . ilnd David Huddle5ton spent the 1 m· 1· ,,n ~1 1n d:11· ll•'t . 21i honor , ~1 :~ ( ;II'. Hu~.':iel l and fatpily 1 I Ill' " ll lt"' f st ill. l\l'nl!ctll "· lmlh - ;md ,11..-Jr :nul \lr~ Harold Gi l-; d.,1 · .\ lr .1 11d .\lr~ 1\t·r.lwt r. log I\ J, l\1111 _1· we1·e Christmas I l·. lilfl "(lll . \l1 ~~ f\;J~ ~\ Jll~ nl [);n , I SIJ!Ir~ of 1 hf'ir parrnt.s, I • the I A. I d J~1111 ( ~ ,J,, h n ~t n!. Cn•ggc1r~. T!1dd f 1 Jolll l'o<~J I .111d B·· 11'rh· ;n•d \lr j MIDDLEPORT, 0. WY 2-3748 ill f v· Iators I \ "IS ltM un has as overnight guests ror Tamm~·. t"her) l and TN · T1r1·:-d.t\" 11 rrlr \lr <; Tuckerm:m's r Chnstmas wecend Mr and 1 rv . \lr . and Mrs. Cha1l t'\' ..,,~11·1, :\ lr.:; I<l~1e PPrr~, r~<:~d- 1 \-Irs. Francis Mattingly and chtlSmith, Jo Hnd Mr. and " r' rl1lf. drt·n tlf ('l::n C!·ntel , Kans. Mr . J . R M u rph~, Robt•rt . l':la11w . (;ll\ S;11·gt' lll V l~ llt'd with and :V1t"'>. Thomas Lensey and Johnnv , Pt•ggy, Carnwl ;,11!1 li1 'h' rt l !t'l '\1'~ nn L:hristrnas ~on of (;rove ~it~· . and !\1r and , Barb-a~· a. wr rr Chn'1 1ma ~ (I Ill ll.1.1, Mrs. Kennetl 1 Cundiff and chi\- ' ner gm·sts of Mr . and ~11·" 11<11 .J. 1,1t Fl.l!r l ath·m!ed ti1e fun 1drL'Il of (;ro\'rpurt. ' lev T. .Johno.;orl. Ahernoor1 .1 1Hl 1·r:rl ,.f !II " .rrrnl at Kenluck.v \lr and Mr:;. Hobert Beegle, evenmg gu ~·:-. 1 ~ were \lr .1nd \!•H r\bv :Hld ·,'l\ lled rela!ives Hruee :md Bilh and .\1 \ s s Mrs. l)ovle Knapp . l- <lll 1.1' 1' ' ' 1 tl•r'r t· I.mda Cram~:r nf Porm:'roy werP Lang -.; \'ll.le :tnd Mrs llrm:J ' <i \ l r '. Fd ~(' Duu: : 1\'~' nf r·r· lum dllliiN g11 (' , h ('~11::-:t 1lldS Evt' Thoma lr.h "1 1 1 '1~ 1 o.;(·\t'r,i[ rl<" " Wl1h of their pouents. Mr. mtd \'lr~ . \lr· <~nd \lr~. Flt·rl"! t ll · 1~ tw 1 d<~lrglltn :111(1 son-m-law , :verne w:1tterson . John~un .. t CnHt' l "ll\ \I tT <' \It ,11111 ~11~ C:•org•· \V;IIner. l Mr and Mr s. Donald McKav 1 i w1·r1• 11 el'l-. \' lid L: ll ·. . . 1... ol til· 1r \ 11 l.t~lll ' l ld1l ol ~!1d11ga n ' and oannv , ~ew11rk, spent su ; l):tr• ·nt-... \l1 o~JH] \Jr-.. .I .. ~Pptl 1, '-I II' Jld llr~ lu ~ Cltrrsllwts v<~ca- .da\1 with th~lr parents. Mr. and • BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY I at H~ .:~: t~~~~~~.da~.:~: er pw!>foor~d~a;nn tbuholu;r~:alre1 _ce:rt.:~tedt h:.~ , 1 :::. 'l"w· kerman Mr. and Mrs Harlr-~· F: . .John. \ It..., .JCJmes H ·t· \"1'" ~dr(ldk;1 : ll" 1 arnes announce FOR PEG-WARD son , r Tr.;~everCon~~i.:im:e~H!~~ B d h 1 ! manenth 0 1 o•f-npr , M ~ . tv ate vehicles tnto 1 A DON REUTER ACCOUNTING SERVICE ' }0 Middleport, 0. Let' I f\n; 1pp Wt'rf' Sunday di11mT gut'"' s nf ~11 and Mrs. Fred 1-:u g ~' nt' ll ;ullng. \thondl \ Roush Shoe Store KV HANDY HOOK FIXTURES REUTER INSURANCE AGENCY Pomtraf z•n,.n, ~ ,.... 1 PEG-BOARD NOTic'EI t PI! !!Ill' t 1 BARGAINS FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY Hhonda :rnd 1\ml .\ Irs and \tr ,. W,dler llamlll CLEARANCE SALE H 1 positton of the ea1nings on llw fund will be det·i rled annually bv a govNnmg board for ll~l' . as· st.:hular sh1ps for Journ :-t•· !S ill slmlenls ()I" as gr:1 nl:-; for· . :1 dva m·(' study by JOurnalt:-. m pru le.\.'>O rs JANUARY lYING SPACE SAVER FOR MODERN L ved as board cha~rman. . : parenl,, Mr. and Mrs Albert hod :rs theu· Christmas week· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black, ton i The fund has been esLabhsh- I Hill . ',l end guests ro-lr. Kenneth Heard - alld lcunily. . \ ei wrth a gtft of ~10,000 from Mr. and Mrs w C. Sm1th more son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and rvlrs . Lewls Gruser 1 The Messenger Pubhshmg Com- and Jeff of Da)IOn Mrs. R. 1 Lawr~n( 'e Beardmore of Mari- had as tht·lr guests ~unda~· . ! pany . St1pul;1tlous gover11mg th 1• J. Wll!'on and chtldren of Jnrk- r.lt:J. 1\rlr. ttnd .\Irs. Hobert GruP.ser r t:.ap ll'-11 fund state that thr son and Homer and 1-:dllh H<.~v · ;::::._......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._..... 1 eornmgs shou ld be applied "to man. locaL were Chnstmas du~· r Ute advancement of n ew~p:1rwr guc;.: t" of \ lr s l! Jrrv Hayman . I j~urna~ism in 1he -~hi_(~ u.~IVI_'I:- . Mr. and \lrs Haber~ Klugh! · stly School of Jour1 1 ~~1t~m 01 ~- step e1nd Allc1a of Columhu s efies II Christmas holidays. ~1r and Mrs .' Ben Phtlson Mrs. Richard C. Gerkln. ol · , Miss Carrie Beth Bearhs, l?wmg hmg surgery. was :ub- · an~ ~ rs Mma Le-wi s. local. l:.og<~n, Rt t. Mrs . fierkin i:-; Cl Mr. and :"Yfrs . William f.rue- Pomerov . spent several days II sher of The Athens 11P.se.n·:were Christma:-~ day dinner stslf'r to R~v . Se ller~. A('C'Oill - ser spent F'rida,v night wtlh :\1r. lu st w~k with her aunt, Mrs. ger [or 36 years and servt>d .13 f M nd Mr~ Theron pan~· m~ them to Log<tn wt'r~ and Mrs . Leo Smith and far"P- Hugh Bl'arhs 0 years on Oh10 University's ! ~u~sls r. a ·· Mr. Kenneth Beardmore of 1ly of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs R. L. Gotthardt ] 0 01 board of trustee~ His wei~ Llle M~~ ~nd Mrs Waid Foster Manetta cmd Rill Nance. Jl;J - \lr. mtd Mr~ . F' . E. ShHcffer and son. Bruce of Columbus, longest ~nur~ m tht' . htslory and children of Columbus spe11 \ ("Jile, •nf Columbus spent the Chr1st - -iliiiiiii ol the Umverstty. ~~e ~wtce ser- the hol idav w~ekend w1th h~r . Rev and 'Mrs. Paul A. Se-llers 111 .1:--; Wl'd.;..rnd w1th !heir son. B_ush. who died Nov. 29 o- ·an . ~ 'Meigs County Sheri!! Robert C. 1 Hartenbach iaveatigated 1 1one · car mishap at 11:5$ p. m. 1Monday on the Zion Road, hihis I volving a 1004 model car drivis, reveaiad today that he has Sunset Drive in Gallipolis, has apprectation to all steak en by Belly J. ;Graham, 19, pui~hased Blosser's restaurant beon associated with the Bob employees, and all .,::~j~ Harrisonville. H~ reported the lll!:W YORK IUPI) -Transit essenUol lobo to remoln at buses oormally ply the otreels. Ibis morning •r.d he was boiled in Logan o. Evano Steak House and Drive· "who have been so driver lost control of the cor lnim ehlef Michael J. QuiU, home, but a large share of the 1 Barnes met with the mayor latong the way for the city's ' In for the past 13 years. In re- tAl me over the years." on the muddy rural road and ' under threat of going to jail 2.S million who absented and the city's police Rnd Pre I tough stand against Qwll. The buaineso deal was rom- cent years. he has been assist- Continued the civic • struck a bridge abutment. before noon, declined today to themselves Monday feared commissioners on the traffic ! president of tl:e Transr;ort pleted Monday afternoon in ant manager. flis brother. Herb 1Gatlipol !Jn, " I especiall,y There was damage to irs trig'll ~ off tho unprecedented 'money loss or their bosses' emergenl'y and appealed for • Workers Union 1TWU) since its ! Logan. Selling one of Logan 's is manager of the Steak House to thank Herb for h~> rear fender. No in uries or arsubway-bus striko which was wrath and beadad for wot·~ public cooperation to slav• off founding. finest restauraniS was Clar- and Drive ln . It's tough leaving d1is fine rests were reportad. eostillg untold millions In lost today . "some restrictions oo the '·Give em hell, mayor," onG ence Blosser, who plans to r.. Bush, his wife Louise and munity, but Jl is a great work, unsold goods and unpaid ~armed, Lindsay appealed movement of cars Into New ' man shoutad as the mayor lire Feb. I, effective date of the ctuldren, Susan, 1, and Ed, 5, portunity for me, and I cootldR't, wages. fo7' persolll! alreay en route to York." During a 1961 snow : whizzed by at a pace so fast 10 sa le. will move to Logan as 1100n as resist it." '!'ens of thousanda of workers, "turn back immadiatety." emergency, the city clamped ' newsmen with ~is party The Logan restaurant, locat-l living quarters are found. Bush said he plans to continute; Wbo Monday beedtd pleas to Schools reopenad ror I 5 an absolute embargo on non· drop,ped out from . fatigue. ed on ~'ourlh and Main St. , 1 _Bu~,__a !!live of Mason ' usmg the_ Blooser name. tlay home, converged on the million children-335.000 of essentia> fraffic into · Manhat- "Were w1th you, Ltndsay," about tllree blocks below tile · Galltan satd the restaurant ell7 In droves today, causing whom normally ride the transit tan. ' said another. Fighter Sugar Logan football stadiwn) bas i presently operatmg SJX IIIIIIIS!ve traffic tie-ups and •system -and they nnd thou- Lindsay, the athletie new Ray Robinson walkad with the been in the Blosser family name ' week - Monday through Satorlilllo raising the possibility oil sands of teachers added to the mayor, made his third four· mayor and Lindsay conceded I for 37 years. day. "I hope to open on. , _ Item restrictions on the move· congestion. About t,800 school mile walking trip to city hall they ahd a good workout. (Continuad from Page II days, begmmng next sprJng," Mrs. Hugh B..rhs, and "'"· Ronald, and Dewy Pullms were Sunday dinner pesll of Mrs.P=o~pencer, West Main and ~.Jmily of Columbus we1·e Mr. and Mrs . Amos Leonard '''eekend gut>sts of her pnrPnt .... v1sited Sundav with Rev . and Hugh Bearhs ~~~~~~~~: 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson. Mrs Lester Tavlor ami family Mr. a11d Mrs. Dayton " ' 1 V sta t N Y where nf Portsmou Lil. o e · · ·· Hev . <Jnd Mrs Paul A St•l . . J spent the Christmas holida:ys ll \crs. Margaret ~nrl nose111t1ry . :'-11ary Lou Hadford VJ SIIed re- w·1th Mr. and Mrs. Barrie · 1 Wt're dirHlP\" guests of ~lr . and lativt>s In Columbus over lle l lips and daughter, Jill. ' · . ON ANY SHOES $6.99 OR OVER ALL OLD SHOES GIVEN TO THE N~EDY Bring Them In Or Wear Them In And Save Dollars Af · · · · · · Safe Continues Until Jan. 8th �.' ' P!i'l'rCjo(IATRl' HflP Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bullctin Board - - - ·-----&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4, 1968 WAN'~- AD 1;,. INFORMAnON ,., ,;:;:;.. ~:--~. .... . . . ~.::.,..,.. co ..amolls ,; ..,.n::!:U.:~',.. \: ~ M. ';.,.C:~ :.::.,.: ., p 2 SIGNS ~ u~ Gil omerov Motor Co. QUAUTT Business Servic.ts CLEARANCE USED APPLIANCES EXPERIENCED Our loll is your 1 gain, $499 All at "you pickup" pri· ces. ,, l'ltoNhla ~J;.rron .ncauld .,. Used Refrigerators ~~::'"" ..,:-:,;t•::";,..~ 1960 Mercury Parklane 4 Dr. HT Sed. - $599 Several should soli for 1n0re l1laD • • ~rrMt w.uo"" Full power. Auto matic. Yellr End C1earance $SO __ now only $20 """'" I f I H - w... ~• ...,... 1960 . Dodge VB-2 Door $599 For ast c eanup. of· • centJo. per -.nt'l.l oat lnMI'UML point, Crosley, Frigi. Mtntmam Gbllra• • ...Fun pow~. Automatie Trans. Year End C1earance. i daire. Gibson and Servel !',..';:." I GE Upright Freezer ,.~No~ Should be $150 :;t,:;"".,~"ToBJTV...,.. Closeout $100 ;;;..,.....,..,......~...,"'::.. "'J: OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. i Phil«> Chest Freezer orru BOUIUI -~ Should be $100 ·~ fiJL .110'1, CIHIO i Closeout $75 ~ "'tJtr • -30 cu. ft. Upright Freezer .-n.•.,f~,~~For Rent FOR SALE Should be $175 ., ., 156 Closeout $50 PHONE• WY ,..,. THHEI! ROO M furn ished apart. FIRE WOOD and """ manure 21 cu. ft. Coldspot ---------: --· ----uwnt. 170''.1 :\lulbe rry -:w. Sherman Roberts. lNY 2-64 76 Chest Freezer Card Of Thanks Keasonable _rent ('all WY 2- __ 12 _2!1 6tp 1 Should be $ 125 [WisHto tha~k- -my fr ii'I'O ' 21)l9 m dayl tmc and after S p. USED work pants, shirts, jack· t Closeout $75 for their many eards, gitL~. m. I'hune WY 2-5506. cts. and shoes. Carl Cheva· Easy Elec. Dryer, 12 30 tfc I lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. 4 yr. old pravers and r'si l' •Mtog n v 1 rec~nl hospttelial;oo oud ell ------- - · -· t2-ll -l5lj> Should be $125 througb tilr Ho l1d«v I Tr. All F:H J.OT. Rutland, five APPJ Es- r;;d -, n{ yellow- DeliO. Closeout $50 1 1 appreci:ne your . k.imlne~~ ~ 1f"P i le s (~n tu Pomer Y- Photne iou;, ~Sta vman , Winesap, Kelvlnator Range, good 12 23 60 ox- • "S _,,,J · c G· Go . ld " •- e 0 Should be $100 IDore thnn wor.i' c«n MO!it !iincert>ly, hedroo m Closeout $50 1 Beegle. I 4 lin [ Orchard Wtlkesvtlie 0 11111 : Kelvlnator Renge · u t lli t i~s furn1slwd . Call WY 2' ' . j Should be $7S WEwouLDTke I~ oor 3.'.16, WY 1-2186 or WY 2-3600. 1 12 E 30tp . . d , . ll" nk Closeout $25 12_1,trc a pprecla I100 ttll ...... 1 ..,.. · h0 w<;>re"' _ WF.LL kept ca rpets show the Mat ehi ng Un•co to ecb1 OJ ,.'"' Low mileage. Good tires. A·l condition. Yr. Erul ICII te.med .,., ..."'r! I From tbo largest truck or bu11dozer rn!!"iator . to the smallest beater core. R' 1 ..=.::' "' ,.._ - ..... - ......... -...... Pomeroy = ....= t ,."-._" :"',., RADIATOR SERV I CE j first come~ first served. 1960 Rambler St. Wagon Clnsic ""'' INVENTORY BLAEnNA S WY 2"2143 - Motor Co. ·l 50 i~:d ~:: t;:~~~h~ul fREE ESTIMATES ON ,, eALUMINUM SIDING eSTORM DOOR & WINDOWS ROOFING • 1 1 Exterior Decorators Of Ohio WY 2-.1644 ', Middleport, 0 . &UimONEEB €omplete Servtco Critl Hradlord Write, Prone or C.ntad A. C. 8R&DFORD RadDe, Ohio 5 I tfo II _ ° 11 2 3 lr;~ i ;w; ho~~etr~iler, -al~ 8:~1~~y a~ e~~~d:;.o s ,\~rll~ '·'I'"''" Phone Today For I ~·-·''"' pre~~. Pomeroy Ovei'IHI Employment AU wade• truck driver to project engmce[ll. Africa. Europe, Asta, South Pactlie, paid trave~ housing. lood, Atlantic. m~h sRiary jobs, male. lemale over 18. OEIB Box 23190, Oakland Part, Fla. 33307 PT. PLEASANT - The deJ>r population in MasoR Co u n I y had decreased some the last of the year, according to • release by Miles Darst Conservation Orfioer of Mason County. Perry Sayro reported that he and his son·in-law, "Duck" Up. ton rescued a buck lawn cbased into 13 Mile Creek by dogs oo Dec. 27th. Darst picked up the animal and took it to MeClinio Wildlife Station where its W<>uuds were treared, but the animal died the lJI!h. On December 29th Den•er Glenn, Southside, killed the last deer wilb bo-w and arrow for the 196.1 •eason in Mason Coonty. The doe laWIO welgbing about 100 Jbs. was taken ln tbe Pond Branch area and was cbeck<:d at lhe Ed Jeflent sto"' at Southside. On December 30th there were two deer bit OB Mason Coonly roads. Tho first was kUled mile north of Crob Creek aboot 7:45 a. m. when bit by a ~ driv b Ea I ~ th P -~ The . .b.; towed in I)J a wrecker as Its front end w.. heavily dam· aged. This animal W68 a 10 point sduJt buck weighing about 170 lbo. and was plclred up by employeeo at 1110 McClintia Wildlife Stetion. th ~-'Also oo tbe 30 , ~~ Weaver, M""OO. travolklg oo U. S. 36, bit a deer .....- 10 Mile Creolt: bridge. Mr. Woa...- e~t1 mo~ :r 'ha~""'t; ~· to Leon and reported to Officer Darst that he knocked the animal down when It ran into the front of hls autom<>bile. Mr. Weaver than returned to where he bad hH the deer, but 11 was gone. Officer Darst ai!O looked for the animal and Ilia \nveotlgaUon eonttnueo to see H tbe animal was stolen or merely knocked out. Damage to the Woaver car wu estlmared at $25. On January 1, LatTy Hudeoll, Rt. z, Letart, waa drlvtng 011 Whlte Olurch Road when an adult buck deer jwnped from an embonk'tnenl Into tho front of his 1953 model ...-, t1amag1ng Ill rndlaror and grill 1bo ooot deer had to be destroyed 81 tho car broke three of its legs. JndictmeDls Returned by GrandJury PT. PLEASANT - Twe 1<!1ony ladictmonll wen returned by the Mason County grand jury Mondey afternoon llo a parttal report and were to resume lbeir dutloJ todey at 9:30 a.m. Philip J. Hall, 11, Rl. 1 Heoderson, Wll lndlctod OR tllo leiony l!hargo ol forgery and Voo Sayre Stewart, 35, Maoon, was Indicted on a lelooy charge ol burglary of tho B .It B SUpermarket 1o Mason. Ma ~--·-ty Pr-~..,~d A' 100 """" ~~... ~ t~rn~y S. D. Lttlepago made hts JUry preoentment Wider a handicap. Mr. Uttlepage W88 Injured late ~y Dlgbt when bii oar struck a boulder on llt. ab p _., b bad T ova OIII<I'Of, wwc apparently washed down onto th hi b ahort1 belor Lit" gg "bit"Jth JarJ ~ bou•lder 0epa • o •· laceration of tiJe forehead which !aeration or tho forehead which req~ 14 atitchliS to eloae and aloo auflortd a bnllled c besl Mr. UIUepoge ""' returning from HorgBnOOwn, whea tho mlsbap occtlrred. He bad lak••Sa ·-~ •- the en m. """" w u ·""' 1011, .._ wt..-i ..... & - t.-IJ.. .:;,:or&,. - · - . . ... '"' iHe PVPPV vl-1- Vt.-J I'ANNEY OOOGLl ..,d St~VffY SMtltt Entered Persons entering Boluf lloopital during lbo last :14 bou1 , included· Deborab Ann Harris RL 1 Gallipoll•J Mrs. Gerald p L ngborne Lincoln Ave., ~ ~arwood 's. Bailey, Rt. 1 · c·1 . William T Sha! " Crown M B ~d r. ' Rlo Gra e; ro. er N·· Broyles, Rt. 1 B•dweU ; Mrs. ob B Vinton· Mn Erna rewer, • · r est E. LanRl~: · ~:;'J~~: ~e;· Frank J. e, ...... • ry1 Lawronce M. Fowler, Pt. Ploasant; Mrs, Matilda K. Noble, Mason; Mrs. James T. LeMaater, Pl Pleasant! S~muel Treese, Henderson; Wilham L. Noal, Pl Pleasanlt Joseph E. Kubn, Tuppers Plaln11 Roy B. Stone, Rl. 1 L!mgavllle) Mrs. Paul B. Simon, Pomeroy; Jeseph C. Sneed. Rutlandt Mrs. Wendell L. Eblin, Pomeroy : Mra. Raymond Coleman, Leng Bottom; Robert Lee White, Rt. Racine; Karen Suo llogguo, Rl. 2 Racine Mrs. Allred J. llensmore, Ashland, Ky.; Mr1. John F Hill Coal Grove Mrs. George H. Bruce, Qml Grove: Mrs. WaJ.. ter R. Fraley, Wellsloll) Mrs. Edward Mey..-1, Ironton; Mrs. MyrUa Cleaveoger, Rt. I Mc· r<1.. 1es U, RamsArthur; Mrs. Yl&r 1 Pomerov landmark our TIII WE BEDB 00 \1 house for rent. Phone 1\'Y 2_2246 _ 16t N. fhe Family or cm·ol Lievlng ~th Ave. !2-14-lfc ! 4 lip _ - ------:- - rH illiE and !our NWD IUrl'ishoNotice ed and llllfuntilbU aport. - - -- - men!!. WY t44:14 12 I lie Bffie!OUS H~memade Pm.a, - -IIOc, 75c, ond $1VOias~~~- ~~~: 4 !lOOM furnished apartment luxe Piz>a, SL,O Af ry llar, Middi<'oorl. 12 B tfc fo r n· nt. Phnne WY 2-2776. • ----- -- ter ~ p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. Lost and Found l!owl cy and Reed Hardware. LosT: Glasses wil h ------;;:tllpl~ II 1 tfc - , .,, hearing aidfi. Lo;; l in 11 11111, TRAILER LOTS - 1Ne ltW'of Nay lor's Hon. ' Fmd •r age and water. Brown"• frail please oail IVY :~-:m. St A ed) 1 4 31p er Park ( ale ppro• , ,. ersville, Ohio rnone W\ - -win • For Sule or Rent 1-J324. 1 IJ tic Civil Acti.ODS Seeking Money Filed • Co £'- j'f ===-- ----- I FweMembe~ 1 ----======--- I 1 RI'ver NeWS Ill .. , , r j ' 'I w: CARRIER NEEDED ! I By FRED LASSWILL HOM E AN ' GLORY BE HE'S REACHIN ' OUTTO GIVE fo'l~ A GREAT; BIG BEAR HU 6 ! --:.::-- HONEY POT!! DAILY CROSSWORD &llliOiiS 1. Indefinite """'"" l G. c""'"" """" t. operator ~ MN~ent 2. Aurury 3.lnsan ~ 6.P11., river 12. Mo!>lem 7 , f-lo klltNI . tlm<: her J4 _Pickwick'• Whlte Hart 1 5. Hen! 16. Sun g'Od 17. Mutic note 18. Guarantor or a Mind l 20. Die ur hunger .22. tor a mew;un• G. N ymph at the Mo.! em PaJ"I.diJte pr1ut 10. Medley l l . S~nll e \J\7 18. Bat· tttng 4, Printer·~ n• l i g i ou~ CAli S& 19, Pim pointa 21. Dry 2-f. Undef'oo standa, beatnik LI'L ve~·s l o n eoJ. 25. M im ic k- lee lively '1 ......., ....... ,.. ~, od abhr. 26. Name$akM 8.Fiew 35. l.a.ke, Amo 11. Affected 27. CllpitaJ city manne... 11. Ponder 28. Liv• 13 . Rodent I~ - Sheltered b•y R E.~L17f , .ourcl!of ot M1·. a.loft ABN~I o;: cou PSE, n-11\T l'h\ NOr T~ f<, lhJG THIS I..VING the Bhw Nu. 37. COhgo Bantu :18. Panton bl.l"d 29. I.u e lJ"OI! fabric 40. Semitic 31. Beetow• abbr. DOWN.'! l&Jlgufl.ge: C~ C f!-11.! 23. Regret 24. Society g'-1 2~ . Sacred bull 21. Cle&.n1e1 30. Tea.cbtng 32. Greek 'i -\.___, .. ·~ , ,, ~:... lett~r GASOLINE ALLI!Y 83. Sufflx rn ~ n.nln g Not here• Con't be Htlle far awatJ! The door 214. Beooml':l!l 3~ . wa~ unloche~! lea. bright Setl o.me 36. gvolve 38. Job 39. Oerma.nfe d uua c t e r 41 . Pot e ntial baby lilt• 4 1. Droops ·i2. Narrow .inlet.<~ DOWS 1. S6&1 1·, "Sometime& 1 wonder if he can afford to take the paper! I'•• ne•er been here to collect when h• wae wearing any clothet!" DA !T,V CR1'PTOQUOTE - Hol'll'o how t<> work It: AXYDLBAAXR .. LONGFELLOW One I~tter alm.ply 11tanda tor aa.>ther, In thia IUnple A 18 w1e4 for the three- L "s, X: tor the two O's, @le. Sing!& ~et.tera, aPo.trophiN, tM length and fonna.Uou ot Ute words are all hinl.t. DICK TRACY AND I T f.IINK THAT J:ll.Ch day the oode iettera ace dilferent. J• A Cqpto.,.... QuolaUoll LAGFUCALSO ISV LBBHT DTA 0 FO ~Rm~~ Of Court are Absent at Call __ IS ~ YONDER COM eS PAW :J• resull s ol regular Blue Ls· ~ ;[ ~ $~'JJ"" ley, Jackson1 VirgO Newsom. Ire spot cl eo ning. Rent ele,_. $225 pr. Aohlsnd, Ky.) Mrs. Durward tric shn mpooer_ $1. Pickens B. Cbandler, ABhland,hurKy.; FerHardware Company, Mason, 1 mln F. Boring, McArt 1 K.arW. Va. - __ 1-3-611: 1 r : . J o c k W. Conoy en AnD Troyer, Marloa. Manager Blrtllt BRACF. yourself for o thrill I the ft" t ttme you use Blue I Ph. WY 2-2181 Mro. Reab Br.....,, VInton, 1,ustre. Rent elec lric shamCUSTOM BUTCHERING 8111 MdaiJ!!h~~~~ • aBm.ail MoodRlayl, pooe r. $1. Baker Furoiture, outtiog. Will boy bideo every rs. "'""""" "' ey, Middleporl, Ohio. Real htate For Sale bU 14 . Ph Crown City, oon, 1:5'1 p.m. 1_3_6tc - -- - - -Monday. P eJer, one Dil<barlod FITIEWooD:-any - length. 110 FOR SALE - 5 room bouse WY 11-3610. t 18 lie Mrs. Wllllam R. Adldns, Mnt. pick up load_ Call or write w•tb bath. Pbono WY 2-3704. Auto Sales Wallar S (Mary) H M Glendal e Sktdmore, Sh>de , 12 31 Stc C I w' L .... yro, rs . .-..rlho ar 01 • yn ..u, Jolm Lyons 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-3tfc 1 1959 I>Oll'Jo. hardtop, good ffi Uft B-UDG~.T-PRICED -furm'tur - e In ' LJ running ooDdillon. Pbt Chester IV, Naney Aim Roy, Mn. Harr. WtcsaP ,.,-1 • 60 ry R. Sayre. Mrs. Jame1 F. 4 Jtp 1 our third floor budget shop. llllhl · PT PLEA.SAN'I' - Two c:lv!l Wat•• Mr s•-!Mn D WU1 LKSW GEN ----"~ . · -. _, • Baker Furnitoro, Midd eport. 1964 VO A , - - ac!J001 bavt heea llled in !be IIams, lin. I.Ruaoell I, &aundOhio. 11 12 tic l'OMEROY- two story frame, <Onditioo. WY 11-!951. office o1 lbe Circuit Clerk. One .-a. - - -- - --aix large room s, (3 bedrooms) 12 :IS 11o nd 1 ' ROO!.! Htll'SE '"th beth 4 ROOM f nished apart- RATS, mice eliminated forever. balll, full basement, gas fired action ll styled Bay ~~ a J 12 31 Stc ment. Cha~e':' Lyons, Mason, Get "Star.• El>ersbach Hard· hot water hooting. Owner will Phone WY 2-3704. Livestock MRamey, locLo., . .._ WW M m · 1 Wanted W. Va. 773-561L 12-11-tfc ware. Sugar Run Mill, Pick· lina•ee. $6,500.00. . arcurn, UL9e • arcum, Em ~_oymenl ___ __ _ ons Hardware, Mason. MIDDLEPORT _ two otor FOUR IIERI!:FORD eowa, two Mechanical Contractors, lne., WI LL C,\J >E fo r a• elderly MODERN unfurnt•,hed 12-&-30tp frame, five roolll$ , bath, eel-y heifers, one bullOb" calf. Pho Keo- Farmers Building and Loan, •• rooms ===--:-:----:----:--:;::-c:::pers"'' Liv.c:n. Will do nnd balh. Furnish utilities. SEWING mooll1noa. repair ..,.. tar, gao heatinll, lronl &Rd baugh's, O>eot..-, to. ne William H. Rardin and Eugene h OUS<' WOtk. WY 2-2408. Cunts Uuililing. 11 16 Uc vice, aU makes. WY 2-2284. back proche.. oorn... I 0 I. 001;- 3195· lZ n Stp T. Hague, Tnlllleos. 1 4 l tp !649T inco ln -HgtsTbedro o m The Fabric Shop. Pomeroy $5,000.00. Legal Notice Tha acllons aeeli: ,1 ,867.!5 Authroized Singer Sales and SYRACUSE - 1~ story frame, from tho defendanll for ..r. He lp Wante-d- - _ bouse. lleo uttful Btrcb kitchen Service. · -~-• dell --• -~ ~ 1 maw.uaJS I 20 tfc six rooms (l bedrooms ), bath uctAL MoT•c• tan v.._'IN aN ... cabinets. Phoua1 WY :1-ii127. stalled. 0 1 YOUNG MEN 18 tiJ 2-1, neat, ...__ ._.,_ PT. PLICASAN'r- rJve mem1 4 tfo WHY worry over e sluggish basement. gas ruraaoe beat- 11 ~m~ :~ d"' ~ ':!=o~ sing le and fn-1! 1o travel _ __ __ septic tank Get Klean-Em • ing, garage, corner lttt 100 1 devl.~eea. 1e 1awu. u e ruton IItd The 11econd action il Ll~ re----berJ of the 1e memblr JanuTexas and return. Doing Pui>- 4RooM HOUSE, with bath All Sep tic Tank Cleaner, 100. Located oa Route 1K ~!~~';;~~'!.: t!!\!'~~\:~t~d: suit of an automobile accident ASK TO WlllD ary term of Maseo County Cirlisber t~nt(lct work fur N<1~ furm~ hcd . Cal! WY 2-3338, 8. 30 Londm,"'rk Farm Bureau, $5 '500·00 · ele F . CuUQJYU, u Admtnt.tr• hU o1. and is styled Brnee tbadwick ~ nr ~, ..... ._ ...__ -·u. Court _ _. - • tul'" ·• lh• Estate of Dell• Fowle.-, d~ea.Md 1 E Dl nd "'" c I .. ~,~ II&'W uun. ... --.. ,_, 31 tional concern. Excellent a. m. to 10 p. m. 12 31 P Pomeroy 12-16-30tc ALBERT M. GOX, BROKER nn the 18th dar of November. lao&. VI. Dona d • amo ' 1.M" • sent wh8n roll ean W81 held on \ ed t - -- -. WY 7.-3830 WY :t.3636 '""' • ,..,.,. ID " ' ..,• .,.,. court Jumbus, 0. Tho p!BinllH io Jlellil. ooupiOI baft madt ~ -tftd da II ~'an earni ngs with mm Ja e UNF'URN ISIIED 4 rooms and STF:REO- . RADIOW rnbinatiOD nf Metll• c ounty, Ohlo. allell nl that .ng )U . dgment In lht amounl of fir marnaga Hcmte~ Ja tbe of- v~>e '! .... • U8l"J' 1 drawint•. fJC('OliOt. Nt' W c<~.r " h t I . p e oy ' I 12 31 3tc the peno n~ ] ]lroperty II \lUIIUlflclent t M d8 1;:11 , apar men m om r · Be:mtiful v.alnut console. Has to PJI' tla· •leht~_ a mi co~ts ol ~<Jm1n· $S"9 , 1 · · th 1 lb de- fice of the Coonly Clerk They erm on Y· transp\Jrtalwn fu rnished. WY 2-3975. 12 31 tfc AM radio and 4 speed chang~ FOR SALE : 6 room house with I ~~r~~~ ~~;~ ~;~P~:~~,<J:~;<J,~~~t"~- ~ ~l~ 'r~l:i fe~d~~·t c ~~~~nd a reckl:.~sly were Harl Andrew McGo~an, 21 Presiding Judge Jamf!l Lee St:oe Mr r.eorJ,;e. Sbamroct·k FWUd SH F: D 3 - lx;df~m- hrJuseer_ 4 speed sound sys tem. I ba!h , full basement, 894 Efy- -~~~~: II 'tl d rua' wtull d 'Pt PIMsaot and Darlen.a Kay Thompson appointed Mrs. Jack Motel, Pomcrt•Y. ' 7 p m o II S 'ddl neg geR y an u y rove . ' Frulb bli --• "WedRt'sd·1y lmmed w1e oet:upam·y 148 This is a 1965 model. Used se t. , Mt eport. Plume: his car into a car operated by Jeffers, 18, Ashton; James . • repu can, IIIN D'J.u. 9 p. m. Tuesdoy, · ~- _ '~,' Bu tternut Ave WY 2-2261 only 3 months. Full balance Pt. Pleas.ant 695-2607. In~~! v~~~!~;1 ~fp=~~ro~t~tetll! 1~~~': th la" iff' if M di Ch d Lloyd Oliver, 23, Mason. and Clar~ce Gault, democrat, AI Thursday <.~nd FrtU<-1~' . ~'10 I 12 31 tfe due $98.33 or $6 per month. 11 HI tfc t y of _Meip a nd ~~~~te ot Ohio. .ekp miSe stew here , aaou 1e964 a Dottie June Stewart, ~. West speCial Jury eommlssionert to phone calls. 1 4 4tpl -. to . w•t · Belnll iJI ~rat"tl on No. 1'1". WIC ' on p m ' . Columb'ta·, ~-rleo Edward fill tht vacancies of IMla 1 UNFU RNISHF:D f) rooms and Try It 1 your home. Call · FARM for /:."ale. Phone SH 2~ Section "'o. _:w. To....-runiP ~o. ·~ um E \'·~a n ted I balll, downstairs , ' 12 .:.o '" &tc ll<~n~ e ."'o. 11 of the Ohio Compan.v • Cl-->--'21 • Pt • PI easan I• and Roush • Letart·' Harold L. V.. MALE-- 0--R - F~"AI • , -.;,1 ' · apartment WY 2·6555· 5275. J-3-Ue l'urch ue . an d boumled and describ· t=HUt:"lWI, - Man or woma n to su pphd Ntce Joe,", Iton ,-n M'tddl eport. I Zl - G ZAG 1956--model. Automat·ed •s r, u11w•: "' lo~ oo reet ..~tdeh ·~ Audrey Jr., New Row· 100 feet long IY I~i' 40 reet ;;"'ut uo. Pleasant.Francis Smith, 19, Ft. sey, MiltonHaven; Rt. 4; Wilmer F. E. Skidconsum ers in Pumeroy an I C<J il \~ y 2-54:\4. 12-1 tfc II! ~ ewing ma chme. AutomatWanted To 8uy ll l ln~ ~t rmonlnJ lo:a8t from W!lllam H . '~~ld d!e por t WJth H.<.I Wl~l {lh pru-La~ ley"• hou~O:I to t he su~~:ar Run more, pt, Pleasant; and. Bar,. ' SPACES f icallv bu!lonboles, makes deRoad u d ly lnx on the Ea st side of • - - - - - - - - - - - ducts. Ca n earn $1 00 and up TWO TRAil En · or cora.lJVe desicrns, sews • treet ru nntn g mm Ben J.amln Biag• ' FIREMEN ANSWER CALL ry Hallscott, Wat Columbia. on SPECIAL, coon, $2.10, beer c arl•l·nter sllo p to J • cob Durst"• .. t... Gauge readings: Gallipolis PT PLEASANT ~ l I Cho f •LI I 1\'r II e I rent m ll1e VIll age of Middle-- buttons. All e•· weekly fulltime. Wltlmut atta ch· I h d 5. lb B'll B. ' I ble, begtnnhtl at l.he Northwnt C(IJ· D 2. 22 3 I 44 f t . - lll8 oca . sen or LIUII rep acemen R I · 1 De t OH A IHO port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY I e. c I a I e y, ne;r of th e lot h m hy eonve~ea. tbence am 1 ·"· ·p• ruM ng M ee flre department .answered a eall were Mrs. W. W. Jebnson, Mrs. aw elg J, ·p. I 4 lip I 2·2186 oi WY 2-3600. ments. Assume last I pay-: Reedsville Ohio. 12 31 12tc ao uul ll 'h aegree• ,..... t a lo nll nkl on ro 11ers, omeroy .. as_on Monday afternoon •- the home Evelyn u n · - · · " · •. n-.... rt "336, Freeport, Ill. ITIP1lts of $7 per month. Call. ' atrcct tlO r• et. thenre Nurth 7K'h d~ · I , H w nl&n>n-.a, Jru ~ 251 100 11 30 tfc · LOCUST POSTS 0 J h lren Ea~t fee t: thenc• North Tl..Tl, Pl. . P_ ea!lant · .., m- of Mr. and Mrs. Manlord Bau- Tillis, Mro. Dale BeaD and Mrs. HELP WAN'J'L -.0 Bl P' WY 2-6555. 12 28 6to . . 0 aII h o:l<' l! r ~e~ w e~ t 60 feel , tllenCO:I ~n 0" K.a ba F lls MALE tJ · '"'! - - · De tc Oh'10 So uth i B'h Uegree• wut 100 feet t.o wn . "tO . nsmg_, naw a • er, Sand Hill Road, where a Bartlln Montlegel, all ol Polat er Boy Food-0-Rumfl TII'CdS 1 FOUH HOOM furmshed apartson, ,X r, the pl;,re of belli nnln K. and bein g t he 2 38 fallmg Charleston 18 85 " 11 15 tfc Insurance 12. 28 6tp pruper tr eoDve! ~ed b7 s. ••· Pom· · . ' · chair in the basement was • Pleasant. Other jury members .harp aggressive youn ..l! Ull'O [ mcnt. \\. Y_2·3658. f! rOJ' • ..t al .• to EUn])elh SoliHI!r by ra:ll~g . London, Marmet ~nd blaze. The fire waa believed servituJ are Thornton L. Wood, between ages of 17 ·md 30 I F S 1 ANTIQUE Furniture, dJshes dee d d ated Ma rch u. 186'7. and r e- W f ld d the 81ll ... or .. • c . . t"llrd f'd In Vo l. :t2. at P agee IH a nd m te ams were en I . atarted bv two young Ja•- play- Henderson; Beulah P. Bnaklo, for counter and kitchn work . -·-PHOTO OpYlng Service. Cop- mi scellaneous. Call or wr1te : ~ of the Recorda ..,_ D&edl of Mel&:• Boat Movements : i wo Night aRd dal' posili ons 19SI JEEI! Tn UCK, 4 wheel les made of legal papers. Mrs Howard CecU, •~ W (:ounty . Ohio ; al.io. oo1n1 Lilt No. Oh' R' Ph'lt r ing in the buement. Minor Pliny; Kenneth Powell, Rt. 1 uw - 4~3. 411 feet tl1 100 feel. In thtt VU10 JVer I p opero A l G Cl d J~-- JU · available. Fu ll l}f p<1r! t ime 1 drive. $300110. Call 992-7!)31. bi rltl records and almost any Main St., Pomeroy. ] ;OK~ uf Pomeroy . ~el_gl County . Ohio. 14 4·25 . On rd d damage was reported by the pp e rove; y e unlall~ • 0 work. Excellent opport un1 ty 1 4 6tp other documents. t 29 tfc ~~d :e 1 ~for't1~~ P~~~ec~~~~~r~~Y~-u~! ~: %·'(6 · p.~Pon ~ U firemen answering the call. 1 Cottageville Lee Gibbs, Hart~--Re ·-Ins ··Po Pomeroy to EUzllbeUJ. sou..r bJ deed ' . a.m., y . up I ford ·, Billy NJIIICO, Apple GrOft ·, ·d I A I l or a vancemen · PP Y 111 ON I·: -NEw Cc~nsole Esta cord OK& uroun.. ... , meroy FURSkWANTED : Red P'ox, $3. ~:u,·.• v".M,_e~b_•,:,,',',· ',',".·n:n;, r:,t o-1~ 2:05 a.m.; New Mar~insvtlle up Verdi's opera "Aida" was Pau1 Pickens, Rt. % pt_ Plua1 4 tfc M 2 person. A th-~ or ,.,nan.. m<IJJie cabinet. Pricer{ " a.m.; Acadtan . up 17 • introduced 1n Cairo, Egypt, to ant; Nellie Jones, Pl. PJe•rumt, Oh" 3 West Union. us rats , 11 .50 , raccoons, 11 .- -Hero rd• ot -need• of Metn c ounty, 16• I :w 01 2 0 1 3 6 10 ~· · c tr) sf'! I { Jn r ld t. . Hull:md 'lAE.'TNA cXSUALTY lnsurflnCt' 75. Maran Fur Agency, 10. ~~~g ~~c~~~~ the~~~~'!!.e~•t!~:;ln!~ 12:10 a.m. PeonsyJvama do~n celebrate the opening of the J. A. Feti-ell, Sr., Rt. 1 PWat Fu rmlurt:', Hu1l<md, Ohi(). Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. 0 . Wright) N. Brown St., Ma- said Lot No. 4'3. begtnolnJ It the 20, 11 :35 p.m.; QUeen City Suet Canal. Pleasant·, Olbo ~-slo, • II 1 4 3tp Pomeroy. Phone WY •""'hKK •••t. son, W. Va. Ph. 77l-5296, the Nort hwe• t eocner of &aid lot "'hl'fe d A ~ ._, ltiilst line · of nncll Stceet Inte-rown 20, 1:06 a.m.; Stee I TrauCharles Dickens, the noted and the Rev. Marvia Jlaml, BFjfiiiX -aut~molic washer tOi1_1 tfc _ week days 4 p. m. 12-4~30tc :~~c•th~~=~~~Ro~e~~~:ro:;re~; er dowa 20, 1:35 a.m.J LutheP English author. used the pseu.. MaSOJL s;dc $25 no 190 (;rant St., GRANGE lNSURANCE. Mallea Business Services-- ~!~'tn~~~~,~~r ;rl~!t s~ree~ t~::~ HDoerdman up 20, 4 a.m.J POeVEggyC dop~m Boz. ~1id dle;ll)rt , Ohio. Insurance Agency, Inc., Pomlin !! of Luley Strf!et; lhenl"e We~ter. wney up 21, 1:45 a.m.; 1--'--'>-------- Plealaut vane, Botpllll 1 4 31p eroy. PhODI! WY 2--3381. r\L~ COf\'DITIONING Rcfrtger- Z.s ~:Y ~~~:ee~lo~oa t~~· ~~~:c~lhot~:r:i~ up 21 , 3:05 a.m.; Wester_n up Jane Lucas up Marmet l:tl a. Admlsslous- Nooe. -_- _ g 1 Uc ation service. Jack 's Retr;g- n tq:, eon'V•yed br Bertha S•rr• aad 22, 2 A.m.; L. Wade Childera m. i Jefferson up Wisfield 5:50 Dllebar-1 _Emma Sue lt1n1 1%5 S'f'L" IJF-:B AKF:R TRUCK , 2 ti N Ha Pho Charte• sayre. he r hu• band, ta thll d 23 2 55 B b Be ._. RUTLAND tun. U0 flat bed, good tires. AUTOMOBILE DUllranel beeD era on, ew ven. ne Vmage ot Pomeror bJ de.d ~ own ' : a.m.; o n-- p.m. ; Helen z. up Wlofeld 9:- eaid, Pt. Ple&saDtl new: .... 4 1 Uc :z~: 01~r.~· P1•~ . : ' ~;.~llD~ ter down 23 • :20 a.m.; Alton IS p.m.; Beaver up Winfield Alexander, Pt. Pleasaaq JUit tat ycu oper• _!U Z..3S3'7 . ApplyWY2-2156 I - !7~. Virg1\ Lee, e Cole st., rnnceUMf ~1 " - • ~· WY N114J. LIGHT lra ulmg, coal and cat Doed •~••"'· Zephyr up Greenup 3:40 p.m.) 11:50 p.m. Kay Green, PllDJ'. l'umeroy, Obio, WY 2-34{i8, .....,.-~ ....... do·tattc tie. Phone WY 1-7781 and WY DeeCI Reterertce! Vt!IUDM 1'8, ..... Warren H~wtan e ".. Gr-.......... r-----=i.o=========-"=="'-="'---"""""''l THE 1-I 4~ - - -- - - - -- - 2--7286. 1Z..l8-3Dk: I. Jll.el.il CuunC)' Daed. Reoor&l. up 1:10 a.m.; J, S. Lewis up DAILY SENTINEL I ZIG ZAr. 0'\1ATJC Real E5tate For Sale ~ ,.. Prl )'ft' of ••ld petiL\oa .. for Greeaup I a.m.; Pamela D. the ..Je nf 8&10 Nil .. t1te for tha dab I WPll kno wn m:tk e sewing Everyday Specials purpon ot paylnl u.. detrt. ot tha Bowles down Mel 1 4:0 p.m. - -_- TRUciC DIUVERS ma<_-hinft. :\1akes buttonholes, lfi ____ L/ A.., at decedeDt and eo~w of ..mlnl"-rauua. Bowles nown :Meldab1 4:10p.m.; SEMI OR STHA ICHT. ~omP Sl"·v ~ ~n btttlons. monograflls, ~, ~~ , -. Marie's Style Post Th• peno• am aoon m•Mioned Tibolt up Meldahl 4:30 p.m.; WE ARI MOVING FROM OUR Will further take notJc• that they V 1 1" M ldabl 7 30 experience hi'I1Jf 11 l bul nnt pa 1 c hf'~. t>l!', all without Haircut! . . . . . . $1.25 bne been made partle• dPfcntlanu to avo me up e : p.m. necessan. Ynu <.:a n t"arn tupl ~~1tac hm , ·nh ~·u ll )a lance POMEROY - Six room frame Shampoo & Sell .. •t.50 ••k1 petttlo n.and are requlceCI "' ••· Elisha Woods down Meldahl •· ' · · • awer the 1a me ou or be-fore U.. Und PRESENT LOCAnOI'fON MAIN ST. wages afLer short trmn.mt;. Lo I due onl y $.51.23 or $5 per 3 bedroom,s, bath. full base- 30 day color rinse, d•y ot D• cernber, 19M. 8 p.m.; Annette Jones down Mel. ca l and over t he ro:~d infor- munlil. Call WY :!-&I'Jf£,. ment, gas furnace heA tmg. Shampoo & nt $3.50 .zu:!!n:~t.~~~~b. B•· rlahl 9:W p.m.; Laclan Mac~ roation ava ilable. Wnte or 1 4 6tc No down payment to quali- Permanents $7.50 up we~~ 0!-f"~~ :~wter. d.c•u.o.. leay down Meldahl 2:50 a.m. ; TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT. • 1M call Nation Wide Se mi Tra in- STERF:O - - RAiliO- CONSOLE fiOO buyer. $5,500.00 w., Sell and Service Att.oroeye for Malntifl Or<:o down Meldahl -4:30 a.m.; ing DivisJOn, 1255 Corwin MJDDLEPORT - Cozy one Wlga and Wigletl uu 21 30 112 l "· 14' :11. • u .. '~ Bull Frog up Meldahl ~ :20 a. A H ,l Termina l 4 speed intermixed changer. vid v· ke do Ml venue. """' Dual volume control. 4 speak- otory frame , h>lf bath, enMarie's Style Post GIVE DINNER m.; Da •• " wn e • BUilding, Hamilton Ohio, or er souort sysl!·m. Lovely al- closed back porr h, level RL 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley dahl 6:30 a.m. . phone 51J-R9>-5649, 9 a.m. to not Umsh. Th iS set Jour 50 x l Oll Jot. $3.500.00 ' 6VToouse. Ohio entertained wllb a family din· GaUipollo Dam - Alice up (-tust Across From City H111) I p.m., daily. No collecl month!i old . Take over pay- 115 ACRE FARM - 35 acres ! . ner New Year's Day at their 7:10p.m.; Wayne H. up 8:25 ealls please. 1-3-Jic ments of !1.25 per v.oeek or cultivated, 50 acres P"ture, KARL GRUESER, Plumbmg home Anne st. Preoent were p.m.; Vulcaa up 2:50 a.m.; Instructions pay balance due 187 _ Call V. acre tobae<o base. well and he1ting, MlnersvUle Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bill Dalley and Edeana _Bxoworlh down 1:50 e. CLOSED WED. & THURS.- JAN. 5-6 WY 2-655:1. t 4 6tc fenced, plenty of water, 2 Ohio. End your ~ewer troub- Don, Laurie and Tom, of Indio, m.; lndtana up 3:50 a.m.; A.. u. •· c1v1L suv1c1 TUTI ___ _ _ _ ___ _ _ water systems. gl!lfld ' room les. We bave all sizes sewer Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Howard down 6:40 a.m.; Barbara Gay Me-n -women IB and over. St:cure 40 ft WOOl) t · J dd Open Friday At.Our New Addres1 job!. Hllh •t~run.~r pay. Short · ex ensJoJI ~ er, bouse, with bath, ba~ement, machines. D·• ~sona b\ e r~tes. Dailey Blld BronwyD and Kevin, down 5:5Oa.m.; Elgercliff up ' ·~~~~~/2,u~~~~"nt.a/l"f!r::~~~~~Y 3 years old. $25. Nt!W Haven. garage, :t. barns, other bu;Jd. Call WY 2--2974, day or rught. Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Don 8 s.m.; Buckeye State down 7:TIIouNnd~ ~, Job• opi"A. E~peo·ii'IWI' - - 882~ . -- 12_3~3! ings. Priced fir quick sale. • 1.5 tfc Dailey and B. J. and Barry, ~ a.m., 0 .. F. Shearer up 8 •. tiiUalb' 111UleCUB~ r y. P"ltEE Jnfor· . rna~lon on Job• , ul a rl~• · re<~ut re. ONE EiGHT tiUN cabinet and $9,000.00. HEATING, PLUMB\NG Rural Newark; Mr. aDd Mn. Gene m. wa~~· ~~n~~ :J;~n u~,:~ · one six gun cabinet. 790 MapWY !--3830 WY %--3i38 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- Houdashelt and Randy and Kanawlaa River - A. J. Pat..,ll·e. Box6H8-M Tb Dlil7 S•ntlnelj le St., Midd.k•port ALBERT M. cox, BROKER lben, 618 E. M.aln Street Becky, Pomeroy, and the bolt ten down London 2:15 a.m.; 113 E... lecancl St. ' PottAalpr . . Pomoroy, o. 12 II;] 3tp i 4 Jt< Pnmerey. I 22 Ito and hoatess. Semel tiP Iedop f 1.111.1 LI!Cr1L.-----'------~-------~ 10 lo•ed one and to us. f'UPN H · · " $<ji Mason County Deer Become Hospital ~ews It. d p I 3Slla IeS as 0 eop e Jloopl1111 c HUG AWA11M t'~YC~ I ATRIC: $!if": WMPO Radio HOUSE CALL COST ME $ 300. ' I ZL T SNU A GIOTY I'L. - V LI'HXO y,........,.•• QnlloqDDtel Tim MORil YOU BPBlAK OJ' TOUR ~ EU'. 'tH1i: llOM YOU ARE r ZI(IJI y TO l.lli.'H\Hui•~ U .l 11 • WJEH RADIO -- JANUARY W.f~; H LOG ; 5:10 World end National New1 '5: 15 Spotlight oo Sporli Monday Through Friday MOriDAY TIIRU FRlRDAY j 4 15 Karr and Von Zandt Show HS Sign On, t:choes of Joy US Wealber 6 00 Sign On - Nes I (Mon. Wed. ~-rl. ) Roo Ohio Valley ~ews 5·30 Sign orr 6:05 Sacred Heart 4:15 Bloe linar Au to Show 1 05 World News Saturday 6:20 Met gs Counly RF'D (Tues - Thurs.) 8 10 Sports Tod ay 7· 45 Sl~ On. Echoes of .Toy 6:25 Country Jamboree 4 30 Electric Co. Local News 8 15 weather Picture "l ·OO Ohio V<~lley News 6:57 Weather 4:54 Ohio News Round-Up 8:16 Lou ie Mueller Show ··.1· 11.1 World New" 7:00 :Vatkmal Nt>w!l ~Horak 's Carry-Ou\,1 8:55 community Newa ; · I0 Sporrtli Today 7:05 Bill Miller Show SUriDAY 9:00 Talk of the Town . 0 : 15 Weather Picture 7:30 Sporll Parade 7:30 Sign On- Forward F'aith 9:5! Mason County News 8·16 Louie Mueller Show 7:35 Bill Miller Show , 8 00 Bapti!l Hour 10 OO·Louie Muell<>r Shu w 9:00 High School Hit Parodt 7.35 Pickens Hardware 1Tues. l 8:30 News 10:30 Latchstring 10.30 Song• for Children and Thuro.J 8:35 Week End 11 oo News 10:46 Golden Key 7:50 Newo 9 00 Spreading Klngdnm 11 OS Louie Mueller Show 11 :00 News 8:00 Bill MlUer Show 9:30 The Bible Speoks Friday , Church Bello 11 :05 Saturday Show 8:4! Baker Furnllure Show 9:45 The Good Life Rlngl 12:00 Local, Ohto, Nal New• (Wed. ·Fri.) 10:00 MaBter Control 11:30 Public Servirt 12:20 Bulletin Board 9:00 Newo 10:30 Country Hymntlmero IUS World News 12 25 News 0 Gramo 9:30 Coffee With Janot 11 : ~ Quiet Hour IHS Mason County News 12:30 Saturdey Matinee 9 30 1Downie-GroS1 - Tuel.· 1% :00 Noon News 12:00 Community New• 1:30 News Headlines Thurs.) 12:15 Chrlstiam Hour 12:05 Noon News 1:31 Saturday Mlltloee 9:45 Rouah'1 Shoes-Thur1.) U:IO Rev. Merlin Teets 12:10 Morkels I 55 Nows 10 00 Ohio Education 1:~ Rev. Silas Billups JZ ·IS Mtd Jluy Wl'llth er :2:00 Saturday Mallo" 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 ReRvR. Sll•• Billups 12:20 Bulletin Board I 2:30 News Headlines 10:15 Mlnisterlel Ass~latlon %:00 Harvest Time 12 .25 f\'ews o Grams 2;31 Saturday Malinet 10:3i Social Security 2:30 Week End 12;30 Coonly Agent 1.55 News 10: 3> Tom Robertsoa Show SATURDAY 12:45 Country Go Round 3:00 Saturday Mllllnet 10:45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 8:00 Sign On - Newo 1:!5 New• B081 3 30 News Headlines 11.00 NeWI 6:30 Happy Valley Boys 2:00 Country Go Round 3 31 Saturday Matinee 11:05 Tloy'1 Country Junction 7:00 Prole•lant Hour 2:55 News Beat 14:00 Community Choiu 11 :30-Tilly's Country Hymnttme 7:35 Week End 3 09 Mtd Way Matinee 3 55 News 12:00 Naliomll News 11 00 Dutton's and Hern'1 Top!IHS News Beat 1 4:00 Community Choirs 12 :15 Local New•' Ten Show 40tl Disc inK with Doso · 4:30 Rad io RIO 12:30 Goessler'• Guest llor lZ:OO Noon News 4:311 Interchange ] 5:00 NeWll Roundup 12 :30 Larry Anderson Show 12:15 Paul Bowers, RFD 5:00 Community New• 5:15 Public Service 1 2:30 Miles K01i< Show 12:30 Jlm Mees Show 6;115 Mason County Newt l :10 Stgn Off Bw GEORGI! \VONDEI ' -LITnE ORPHAN ANNII I SIIPPose IT JOtS b;;Ef'.l \:iTRt.t~Cii: t TwO KI[.J ~ ';;(AI ?[D I !~ THIS LO_iiT·U k'E Ylllll:.Y MAKING WEr;-:" POINT r M,:i ~D WES T POitlTI ABBIE AND SLATS 1 I wtNNII WINKLI BRANNER .; ' .0 ·:,··~ \' 8 JR0!['5 AG ~ ~ !<.: :> OFFICE I 113 East Second Street .. :e:!t ·' •.. -- ~ ~ . . -. -- ~ ~- .. . .. .. - - - - - .. . . ~ - ·- - - ~-- - -·--·----·- .. - ... io\ ~K~~ AJ.J<~I( I !T ....!:4."':) \-OU'V= ,),_J"f<\ DIG ~E:'I:l ro.- ~ LJI:' l\'''i S.JMf:li--tr~ 503S- .. N T1.~L/ NOTICE! DON MUWN INSUIWKI AGENa ~ GA. L - 2 T-<= v ... I,..,,..,,.,...,.,_-----' I 010 W.' lrif \!IF: l.Jlll D To 'ffiACt4 T !-IE M ffi T IT ',t./CJ.S TED re'IND TOM w.-10 f.IP. D TciE SPtr·IK ~D GRIT ~0 DRIVE TO MAKE Tl ( ~--l'flDE WH 9i THER wowt ~~u:ssr - . I I R10 G£1 lOO Cltll •r WI$ CiiUGHT. AND N> I FACeD THe l HAD TAKEN AN E)IIR9olli CXItoiMANIWil; I HAD TO ~A SMitl IIDiD£!IN; IIHJ HElllliiNil.Flft- -.., Jllll-1111 �.' ' P!i'l'rCjo(IATRl' HflP Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bullctin Board - - - ·-----&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4, 1968 WAN'~- AD 1;,. INFORMAnON ,., ,;:;:;.. ~:--~. .... . . . ~.::.,..,.. co ..amolls ,; ..,.n::!:U.:~',.. \: ~ M. ';.,.C:~ :.::.,.: ., p 2 SIGNS ~ u~ Gil omerov Motor Co. QUAUTT Business Servic.ts CLEARANCE USED APPLIANCES EXPERIENCED Our loll is your 1 gain, $499 All at "you pickup" pri· ces. ,, l'ltoNhla ~J;.rron .ncauld .,. Used Refrigerators ~~::'"" ..,:-:,;t•::";,..~ 1960 Mercury Parklane 4 Dr. HT Sed. - $599 Several should soli for 1n0re l1laD • • ~rrMt w.uo"" Full power. Auto matic. Yellr End C1earance $SO __ now only $20 """'" I f I H - w... ~• ...,... 1960 . Dodge VB-2 Door $599 For ast c eanup. of· • centJo. per -.nt'l.l oat lnMI'UML point, Crosley, Frigi. Mtntmam Gbllra• • ...Fun pow~. Automatie Trans. Year End C1earance. i daire. Gibson and Servel !',..';:." I GE Upright Freezer ,.~No~ Should be $150 :;t,:;"".,~"ToBJTV...,.. Closeout $100 ;;;..,.....,..,......~...,"'::.. "'J: OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. i Phil«> Chest Freezer orru BOUIUI -~ Should be $100 ·~ fiJL .110'1, CIHIO i Closeout $75 ~ "'tJtr • -30 cu. ft. Upright Freezer .-n.•.,f~,~~For Rent FOR SALE Should be $175 ., ., 156 Closeout $50 PHONE• WY ,..,. THHEI! ROO M furn ished apart. FIRE WOOD and """ manure 21 cu. ft. Coldspot ---------: --· ----uwnt. 170''.1 :\lulbe rry -:w. Sherman Roberts. lNY 2-64 76 Chest Freezer Card Of Thanks Keasonable _rent ('all WY 2- __ 12 _2!1 6tp 1 Should be $ 125 [WisHto tha~k- -my fr ii'I'O ' 21)l9 m dayl tmc and after S p. USED work pants, shirts, jack· t Closeout $75 for their many eards, gitL~. m. I'hune WY 2-5506. cts. and shoes. Carl Cheva· Easy Elec. Dryer, 12 30 tfc I lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. 4 yr. old pravers and r'si l' •Mtog n v 1 rec~nl hospttelial;oo oud ell ------- - · -· t2-ll -l5lj> Should be $125 througb tilr Ho l1d«v I Tr. All F:H J.OT. Rutland, five APPJ Es- r;;d -, n{ yellow- DeliO. Closeout $50 1 1 appreci:ne your . k.imlne~~ ~ 1f"P i le s (~n tu Pomer Y- Photne iou;, ~Sta vman , Winesap, Kelvlnator Range, good 12 23 60 ox- • "S _,,,J · c G· Go . ld " •- e 0 Should be $100 IDore thnn wor.i' c«n MO!it !iincert>ly, hedroo m Closeout $50 1 Beegle. I 4 lin [ Orchard Wtlkesvtlie 0 11111 : Kelvlnator Renge · u t lli t i~s furn1slwd . Call WY 2' ' . j Should be $7S WEwouLDTke I~ oor 3.'.16, WY 1-2186 or WY 2-3600. 1 12 E 30tp . . d , . ll" nk Closeout $25 12_1,trc a pprecla I100 ttll ...... 1 ..,.. · h0 w<;>re"' _ WF.LL kept ca rpets show the Mat ehi ng Un•co to ecb1 OJ ,.'"' Low mileage. Good tires. A·l condition. Yr. Erul ICII te.med .,., ..."'r! I From tbo largest truck or bu11dozer rn!!"iator . to the smallest beater core. R' 1 ..=.::' "' ,.._ - ..... - ......... -...... Pomeroy = ....= t ,."-._" :"',., RADIATOR SERV I CE j first come~ first served. 1960 Rambler St. Wagon Clnsic ""'' INVENTORY BLAEnNA S WY 2"2143 - Motor Co. ·l 50 i~:d ~:: t;:~~~h~ul fREE ESTIMATES ON ,, eALUMINUM SIDING eSTORM DOOR & WINDOWS ROOFING • 1 1 Exterior Decorators Of Ohio WY 2-.1644 ', Middleport, 0 . &UimONEEB €omplete Servtco Critl Hradlord Write, Prone or C.ntad A. C. 8R&DFORD RadDe, Ohio 5 I tfo II _ ° 11 2 3 lr;~ i ;w; ho~~etr~iler, -al~ 8:~1~~y a~ e~~~d:;.o s ,\~rll~ '·'I'"''" Phone Today For I ~·-·''"' pre~~. Pomeroy Ovei'IHI Employment AU wade• truck driver to project engmce[ll. Africa. Europe, Asta, South Pactlie, paid trave~ housing. lood, Atlantic. m~h sRiary jobs, male. lemale over 18. OEIB Box 23190, Oakland Part, Fla. 33307 PT. PLEASANT - The deJ>r population in MasoR Co u n I y had decreased some the last of the year, according to • release by Miles Darst Conservation Orfioer of Mason County. Perry Sayro reported that he and his son·in-law, "Duck" Up. ton rescued a buck lawn cbased into 13 Mile Creek by dogs oo Dec. 27th. Darst picked up the animal and took it to MeClinio Wildlife Station where its W<>uuds were treared, but the animal died the lJI!h. On December 29th Den•er Glenn, Southside, killed the last deer wilb bo-w and arrow for the 196.1 •eason in Mason Coonty. The doe laWIO welgbing about 100 Jbs. was taken ln tbe Pond Branch area and was cbeck<:d at lhe Ed Jeflent sto"' at Southside. On December 30th there were two deer bit OB Mason Coonly roads. Tho first was kUled mile north of Crob Creek aboot 7:45 a. m. when bit by a ~ driv b Ea I ~ th P -~ The . .b.; towed in I)J a wrecker as Its front end w.. heavily dam· aged. This animal W68 a 10 point sduJt buck weighing about 170 lbo. and was plclred up by employeeo at 1110 McClintia Wildlife Stetion. th ~-'Also oo tbe 30 , ~~ Weaver, M""OO. travolklg oo U. S. 36, bit a deer .....- 10 Mile Creolt: bridge. Mr. Woa...- e~t1 mo~ :r 'ha~""'t; ~· to Leon and reported to Officer Darst that he knocked the animal down when It ran into the front of hls autom<>bile. Mr. Weaver than returned to where he bad hH the deer, but 11 was gone. Officer Darst ai!O looked for the animal and Ilia \nveotlgaUon eonttnueo to see H tbe animal was stolen or merely knocked out. Damage to the Woaver car wu estlmared at $25. On January 1, LatTy Hudeoll, Rt. z, Letart, waa drlvtng 011 Whlte Olurch Road when an adult buck deer jwnped from an embonk'tnenl Into tho front of his 1953 model ...-, t1amag1ng Ill rndlaror and grill 1bo ooot deer had to be destroyed 81 tho car broke three of its legs. JndictmeDls Returned by GrandJury PT. PLEASANT - Twe 1<!1ony ladictmonll wen returned by the Mason County grand jury Mondey afternoon llo a parttal report and were to resume lbeir dutloJ todey at 9:30 a.m. Philip J. Hall, 11, Rl. 1 Heoderson, Wll lndlctod OR tllo leiony l!hargo ol forgery and Voo Sayre Stewart, 35, Maoon, was Indicted on a lelooy charge ol burglary of tho B .It B SUpermarket 1o Mason. Ma ~--·-ty Pr-~..,~d A' 100 """" ~~... ~ t~rn~y S. D. Lttlepago made hts JUry preoentment Wider a handicap. Mr. Uttlepage W88 Injured late ~y Dlgbt when bii oar struck a boulder on llt. ab p _., b bad T ova OIII<I'Of, wwc apparently washed down onto th hi b ahort1 belor Lit" gg "bit"Jth JarJ ~ bou•lder 0epa • o •· laceration of tiJe forehead which !aeration or tho forehead which req~ 14 atitchliS to eloae and aloo auflortd a bnllled c besl Mr. UIUepoge ""' returning from HorgBnOOwn, whea tho mlsbap occtlrred. He bad lak••Sa ·-~ •- the en m. """" w u ·""' 1011, .._ wt..-i ..... & - t.-IJ.. .:;,:or&,. - · - . . ... '"' iHe PVPPV vl-1- Vt.-J I'ANNEY OOOGLl ..,d St~VffY SMtltt Entered Persons entering Boluf lloopital during lbo last :14 bou1 , included· Deborab Ann Harris RL 1 Gallipoll•J Mrs. Gerald p L ngborne Lincoln Ave., ~ ~arwood 's. Bailey, Rt. 1 · c·1 . William T Sha! " Crown M B ~d r. ' Rlo Gra e; ro. er N·· Broyles, Rt. 1 B•dweU ; Mrs. ob B Vinton· Mn Erna rewer, • · r est E. LanRl~: · ~:;'J~~: ~e;· Frank J. e, ...... • ry1 Lawronce M. Fowler, Pt. Ploasant; Mrs, Matilda K. Noble, Mason; Mrs. James T. LeMaater, Pl Pleasant! S~muel Treese, Henderson; Wilham L. Noal, Pl Pleasanlt Joseph E. Kubn, Tuppers Plaln11 Roy B. Stone, Rl. 1 L!mgavllle) Mrs. Paul B. Simon, Pomeroy; Jeseph C. Sneed. Rutlandt Mrs. Wendell L. Eblin, Pomeroy : Mra. Raymond Coleman, Leng Bottom; Robert Lee White, Rt. Racine; Karen Suo llogguo, Rl. 2 Racine Mrs. Allred J. llensmore, Ashland, Ky.; Mr1. John F Hill Coal Grove Mrs. George H. Bruce, Qml Grove: Mrs. WaJ.. ter R. Fraley, Wellsloll) Mrs. Edward Mey..-1, Ironton; Mrs. MyrUa Cleaveoger, Rt. I Mc· r<1.. 1es U, RamsArthur; Mrs. Yl&r 1 Pomerov landmark our TIII WE BEDB 00 \1 house for rent. Phone 1\'Y 2_2246 _ 16t N. fhe Family or cm·ol Lievlng ~th Ave. !2-14-lfc ! 4 lip _ - ------:- - rH illiE and !our NWD IUrl'ishoNotice ed and llllfuntilbU aport. - - -- - men!!. WY t44:14 12 I lie Bffie!OUS H~memade Pm.a, - -IIOc, 75c, ond $1VOias~~~- ~~~: 4 !lOOM furnished apartment luxe Piz>a, SL,O Af ry llar, Middi<'oorl. 12 B tfc fo r n· nt. Phnne WY 2-2776. • ----- -- ter ~ p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. Lost and Found l!owl cy and Reed Hardware. LosT: Glasses wil h ------;;:tllpl~ II 1 tfc - , .,, hearing aidfi. Lo;; l in 11 11111, TRAILER LOTS - 1Ne ltW'of Nay lor's Hon. ' Fmd •r age and water. Brown"• frail please oail IVY :~-:m. St A ed) 1 4 31p er Park ( ale ppro• , ,. ersville, Ohio rnone W\ - -win • For Sule or Rent 1-J324. 1 IJ tic Civil Acti.ODS Seeking Money Filed • Co £'- j'f ===-- ----- I FweMembe~ 1 ----======--- I 1 RI'ver NeWS Ill .. , , r j ' 'I w: CARRIER NEEDED ! I By FRED LASSWILL HOM E AN ' GLORY BE HE'S REACHIN ' OUTTO GIVE fo'l~ A GREAT; BIG BEAR HU 6 ! --:.::-- HONEY POT!! DAILY CROSSWORD &llliOiiS 1. Indefinite """'"" l G. c""'"" """" t. operator ~ MN~ent 2. Aurury 3.lnsan ~ 6.P11., river 12. Mo!>lem 7 , f-lo klltNI . tlm<: her J4 _Pickwick'• Whlte Hart 1 5. Hen! 16. Sun g'Od 17. Mutic note 18. Guarantor or a Mind l 20. Die ur hunger .22. tor a mew;un• G. N ymph at the Mo.! em PaJ"I.diJte pr1ut 10. Medley l l . S~nll e \J\7 18. Bat· tttng 4, Printer·~ n• l i g i ou~ CAli S& 19, Pim pointa 21. Dry 2-f. Undef'oo standa, beatnik LI'L ve~·s l o n eoJ. 25. M im ic k- lee lively '1 ......., ....... ,.. ~, od abhr. 26. Name$akM 8.Fiew 35. l.a.ke, Amo 11. Affected 27. CllpitaJ city manne... 11. Ponder 28. Liv• 13 . Rodent I~ - Sheltered b•y R E.~L17f , .ourcl!of ot M1·. a.loft ABN~I o;: cou PSE, n-11\T l'h\ NOr T~ f<, lhJG THIS I..VING the Bhw Nu. 37. COhgo Bantu :18. Panton bl.l"d 29. I.u e lJ"OI! fabric 40. Semitic 31. Beetow• abbr. DOWN.'! l&Jlgufl.ge: C~ C f!-11.! 23. Regret 24. Society g'-1 2~ . Sacred bull 21. Cle&.n1e1 30. Tea.cbtng 32. Greek 'i -\.___, .. ·~ , ,, ~:... lett~r GASOLINE ALLI!Y 83. Sufflx rn ~ n.nln g Not here• Con't be Htlle far awatJ! The door 214. Beooml':l!l 3~ . wa~ unloche~! lea. bright Setl o.me 36. gvolve 38. Job 39. Oerma.nfe d uua c t e r 41 . Pot e ntial baby lilt• 4 1. Droops ·i2. Narrow .inlet.<~ DOWS 1. S6&1 1·, "Sometime& 1 wonder if he can afford to take the paper! I'•• ne•er been here to collect when h• wae wearing any clothet!" DA !T,V CR1'PTOQUOTE - Hol'll'o how t<> work It: AXYDLBAAXR .. LONGFELLOW One I~tter alm.ply 11tanda tor aa.>ther, In thia IUnple A 18 w1e4 for the three- L "s, X: tor the two O's, @le. Sing!& ~et.tera, aPo.trophiN, tM length and fonna.Uou ot Ute words are all hinl.t. DICK TRACY AND I T f.IINK THAT J:ll.Ch day the oode iettera ace dilferent. J• A Cqpto.,.... QuolaUoll LAGFUCALSO ISV LBBHT DTA 0 FO ~Rm~~ Of Court are Absent at Call __ IS ~ YONDER COM eS PAW :J• resull s ol regular Blue Ls· ~ ;[ ~ $~'JJ"" ley, Jackson1 VirgO Newsom. Ire spot cl eo ning. Rent ele,_. $225 pr. Aohlsnd, Ky.) Mrs. Durward tric shn mpooer_ $1. Pickens B. Cbandler, ABhland,hurKy.; FerHardware Company, Mason, 1 mln F. Boring, McArt 1 K.arW. Va. - __ 1-3-611: 1 r : . J o c k W. Conoy en AnD Troyer, Marloa. Manager Blrtllt BRACF. yourself for o thrill I the ft" t ttme you use Blue I Ph. WY 2-2181 Mro. Reab Br.....,, VInton, 1,ustre. Rent elec lric shamCUSTOM BUTCHERING 8111 MdaiJ!!h~~~~ • aBm.ail MoodRlayl, pooe r. $1. Baker Furoiture, outtiog. Will boy bideo every rs. "'""""" "' ey, Middleporl, Ohio. Real htate For Sale bU 14 . Ph Crown City, oon, 1:5'1 p.m. 1_3_6tc - -- - - -Monday. P eJer, one Dil<barlod FITIEWooD:-any - length. 110 FOR SALE - 5 room bouse WY 11-3610. t 18 lie Mrs. Wllllam R. Adldns, Mnt. pick up load_ Call or write w•tb bath. Pbono WY 2-3704. Auto Sales Wallar S (Mary) H M Glendal e Sktdmore, Sh>de , 12 31 Stc C I w' L .... yro, rs . .-..rlho ar 01 • yn ..u, Jolm Lyons 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-3tfc 1 1959 I>Oll'Jo. hardtop, good ffi Uft B-UDG~.T-PRICED -furm'tur - e In ' LJ running ooDdillon. Pbt Chester IV, Naney Aim Roy, Mn. Harr. WtcsaP ,.,-1 • 60 ry R. Sayre. Mrs. Jame1 F. 4 Jtp 1 our third floor budget shop. llllhl · PT PLEA.SAN'I' - Two c:lv!l Wat•• Mr s•-!Mn D WU1 LKSW GEN ----"~ . · -. _, • Baker Furnitoro, Midd eport. 1964 VO A , - - ac!J001 bavt heea llled in !be IIams, lin. I.Ruaoell I, &aundOhio. 11 12 tic l'OMEROY- two story frame, <Onditioo. WY 11-!951. office o1 lbe Circuit Clerk. One .-a. - - -- - --aix large room s, (3 bedrooms) 12 :IS 11o nd 1 ' ROO!.! Htll'SE '"th beth 4 ROOM f nished apart- RATS, mice eliminated forever. balll, full basement, gas fired action ll styled Bay ~~ a J 12 31 Stc ment. Cha~e':' Lyons, Mason, Get "Star.• El>ersbach Hard· hot water hooting. Owner will Phone WY 2-3704. Livestock MRamey, locLo., . .._ WW M m · 1 Wanted W. Va. 773-561L 12-11-tfc ware. Sugar Run Mill, Pick· lina•ee. $6,500.00. . arcurn, UL9e • arcum, Em ~_oymenl ___ __ _ ons Hardware, Mason. MIDDLEPORT _ two otor FOUR IIERI!:FORD eowa, two Mechanical Contractors, lne., WI LL C,\J >E fo r a• elderly MODERN unfurnt•,hed 12-&-30tp frame, five roolll$ , bath, eel-y heifers, one bullOb" calf. Pho Keo- Farmers Building and Loan, •• rooms ===--:-:----:----:--:;::-c:::pers"'' Liv.c:n. Will do nnd balh. Furnish utilities. SEWING mooll1noa. repair ..,.. tar, gao heatinll, lronl &Rd baugh's, O>eot..-, to. ne William H. Rardin and Eugene h OUS<' WOtk. WY 2-2408. Cunts Uuililing. 11 16 Uc vice, aU makes. WY 2-2284. back proche.. oorn... I 0 I. 001;- 3195· lZ n Stp T. Hague, Tnlllleos. 1 4 l tp !649T inco ln -HgtsTbedro o m The Fabric Shop. Pomeroy $5,000.00. Legal Notice Tha acllons aeeli: ,1 ,867.!5 Authroized Singer Sales and SYRACUSE - 1~ story frame, from tho defendanll for ..r. He lp Wante-d- - _ bouse. lleo uttful Btrcb kitchen Service. · -~-• dell --• -~ ~ 1 maw.uaJS I 20 tfc six rooms (l bedrooms ), bath uctAL MoT•c• tan v.._'IN aN ... cabinets. Phoua1 WY :1-ii127. stalled. 0 1 YOUNG MEN 18 tiJ 2-1, neat, ...__ ._.,_ PT. PLICASAN'r- rJve mem1 4 tfo WHY worry over e sluggish basement. gas ruraaoe beat- 11 ~m~ :~ d"' ~ ':!=o~ sing le and fn-1! 1o travel _ __ __ septic tank Get Klean-Em • ing, garage, corner lttt 100 1 devl.~eea. 1e 1awu. u e ruton IItd The 11econd action il Ll~ re----berJ of the 1e memblr JanuTexas and return. Doing Pui>- 4RooM HOUSE, with bath All Sep tic Tank Cleaner, 100. Located oa Route 1K ~!~~';;~~'!.: t!!\!'~~\:~t~d: suit of an automobile accident ASK TO WlllD ary term of Maseo County Cirlisber t~nt(lct work fur N<1~ furm~ hcd . Cal! WY 2-3338, 8. 30 Londm,"'rk Farm Bureau, $5 '500·00 · ele F . CuUQJYU, u Admtnt.tr• hU o1. and is styled Brnee tbadwick ~ nr ~, ..... ._ ...__ -·u. Court _ _. - • tul'" ·• lh• Estate of Dell• Fowle.-, d~ea.Md 1 E Dl nd "'" c I .. ~,~ II&'W uun. ... --.. ,_, 31 tional concern. Excellent a. m. to 10 p. m. 12 31 P Pomeroy 12-16-30tc ALBERT M. GOX, BROKER nn the 18th dar of November. lao&. VI. Dona d • amo ' 1.M" • sent wh8n roll ean W81 held on \ ed t - -- -. WY 7.-3830 WY :t.3636 '""' • ,..,.,. ID " ' ..,• .,.,. court Jumbus, 0. Tho p!BinllH io Jlellil. ooupiOI baft madt ~ -tftd da II ~'an earni ngs with mm Ja e UNF'URN ISIIED 4 rooms and STF:REO- . RADIOW rnbinatiOD nf Metll• c ounty, Ohlo. allell nl that .ng )U . dgment In lht amounl of fir marnaga Hcmte~ Ja tbe of- v~>e '! .... • U8l"J' 1 drawint•. fJC('OliOt. Nt' W c<~.r " h t I . p e oy ' I 12 31 3tc the peno n~ ] ]lroperty II \lUIIUlflclent t M d8 1;:11 , apar men m om r · Be:mtiful v.alnut console. Has to PJI' tla· •leht~_ a mi co~ts ol ~<Jm1n· $S"9 , 1 · · th 1 lb de- fice of the Coonly Clerk They erm on Y· transp\Jrtalwn fu rnished. WY 2-3975. 12 31 tfc AM radio and 4 speed chang~ FOR SALE : 6 room house with I ~~r~~~ ~~;~ ~;~P~:~~,<J:~;<J,~~~t"~- ~ ~l~ 'r~l:i fe~d~~·t c ~~~~nd a reckl:.~sly were Harl Andrew McGo~an, 21 Presiding Judge Jamf!l Lee St:oe Mr r.eorJ,;e. Sbamroct·k FWUd SH F: D 3 - lx;df~m- hrJuseer_ 4 speed sound sys tem. I ba!h , full basement, 894 Efy- -~~~~: II 'tl d rua' wtull d 'Pt PIMsaot and Darlen.a Kay Thompson appointed Mrs. Jack Motel, Pomcrt•Y. ' 7 p m o II S 'ddl neg geR y an u y rove . ' Frulb bli --• "WedRt'sd·1y lmmed w1e oet:upam·y 148 This is a 1965 model. Used se t. , Mt eport. Plume: his car into a car operated by Jeffers, 18, Ashton; James . • repu can, IIIN D'J.u. 9 p. m. Tuesdoy, · ~- _ '~,' Bu tternut Ave WY 2-2261 only 3 months. Full balance Pt. Pleas.ant 695-2607. In~~! v~~~!~;1 ~fp=~~ro~t~tetll! 1~~~': th la" iff' if M di Ch d Lloyd Oliver, 23, Mason. and Clar~ce Gault, democrat, AI Thursday <.~nd FrtU<-1~' . ~'10 I 12 31 tfe due $98.33 or $6 per month. 11 HI tfc t y of _Meip a nd ~~~~te ot Ohio. .ekp miSe stew here , aaou 1e964 a Dottie June Stewart, ~. West speCial Jury eommlssionert to phone calls. 1 4 4tpl -. to . w•t · Belnll iJI ~rat"tl on No. 1'1". WIC ' on p m ' . Columb'ta·, ~-rleo Edward fill tht vacancies of IMla 1 UNFU RNISHF:D f) rooms and Try It 1 your home. Call · FARM for /:."ale. Phone SH 2~ Section "'o. _:w. To....-runiP ~o. ·~ um E \'·~a n ted I balll, downstairs , ' 12 .:.o '" &tc ll<~n~ e ."'o. 11 of the Ohio Compan.v • Cl-->--'21 • Pt • PI easan I• and Roush • Letart·' Harold L. V.. MALE-- 0--R - F~"AI • , -.;,1 ' · apartment WY 2·6555· 5275. J-3-Ue l'urch ue . an d boumled and describ· t=HUt:"lWI, - Man or woma n to su pphd Ntce Joe,", Iton ,-n M'tddl eport. I Zl - G ZAG 1956--model. Automat·ed •s r, u11w•: "' lo~ oo reet ..~tdeh ·~ Audrey Jr., New Row· 100 feet long IY I~i' 40 reet ;;"'ut uo. Pleasant.Francis Smith, 19, Ft. sey, MiltonHaven; Rt. 4; Wilmer F. E. Skidconsum ers in Pumeroy an I C<J il \~ y 2-54:\4. 12-1 tfc II! ~ ewing ma chme. AutomatWanted To 8uy ll l ln~ ~t rmonlnJ lo:a8t from W!lllam H . '~~ld d!e por t WJth H.<.I Wl~l {lh pru-La~ ley"• hou~O:I to t he su~~:ar Run more, pt, Pleasant; and. Bar,. ' SPACES f icallv bu!lonboles, makes deRoad u d ly lnx on the Ea st side of • - - - - - - - - - - - ducts. Ca n earn $1 00 and up TWO TRAil En · or cora.lJVe desicrns, sews • treet ru nntn g mm Ben J.amln Biag• ' FIREMEN ANSWER CALL ry Hallscott, Wat Columbia. on SPECIAL, coon, $2.10, beer c arl•l·nter sllo p to J • cob Durst"• .. t... Gauge readings: Gallipolis PT PLEASANT ~ l I Cho f •LI I 1\'r II e I rent m ll1e VIll age of Middle-- buttons. All e•· weekly fulltime. Wltlmut atta ch· I h d 5. lb B'll B. ' I ble, begtnnhtl at l.he Northwnt C(IJ· D 2. 22 3 I 44 f t . - lll8 oca . sen or LIUII rep acemen R I · 1 De t OH A IHO port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY I e. c I a I e y, ne;r of th e lot h m hy eonve~ea. tbence am 1 ·"· ·p• ruM ng M ee flre department .answered a eall were Mrs. W. W. Jebnson, Mrs. aw elg J, ·p. I 4 lip I 2·2186 oi WY 2-3600. ments. Assume last I pay-: Reedsville Ohio. 12 31 12tc ao uul ll 'h aegree• ,..... t a lo nll nkl on ro 11ers, omeroy .. as_on Monday afternoon •- the home Evelyn u n · - · · " · •. n-.... rt "336, Freeport, Ill. ITIP1lts of $7 per month. Call. ' atrcct tlO r• et. thenre Nurth 7K'h d~ · I , H w nl&n>n-.a, Jru ~ 251 100 11 30 tfc · LOCUST POSTS 0 J h lren Ea~t fee t: thenc• North Tl..Tl, Pl. . P_ ea!lant · .., m- of Mr. and Mrs. Manlord Bau- Tillis, Mro. Dale BeaD and Mrs. HELP WAN'J'L -.0 Bl P' WY 2-6555. 12 28 6to . . 0 aII h o:l<' l! r ~e~ w e~ t 60 feel , tllenCO:I ~n 0" K.a ba F lls MALE tJ · '"'! - - · De tc Oh'10 So uth i B'h Uegree• wut 100 feet t.o wn . "tO . nsmg_, naw a • er, Sand Hill Road, where a Bartlln Montlegel, all ol Polat er Boy Food-0-Rumfl TII'CdS 1 FOUH HOOM furmshed apartson, ,X r, the pl;,re of belli nnln K. and bein g t he 2 38 fallmg Charleston 18 85 " 11 15 tfc Insurance 12. 28 6tp pruper tr eoDve! ~ed b7 s. ••· Pom· · . ' · chair in the basement was • Pleasant. Other jury members .harp aggressive youn ..l! Ull'O [ mcnt. \\. Y_2·3658. f! rOJ' • ..t al .• to EUn])elh SoliHI!r by ra:ll~g . London, Marmet ~nd blaze. The fire waa believed servituJ are Thornton L. Wood, between ages of 17 ·md 30 I F S 1 ANTIQUE Furniture, dJshes dee d d ated Ma rch u. 186'7. and r e- W f ld d the 81ll ... or .. • c . . t"llrd f'd In Vo l. :t2. at P agee IH a nd m te ams were en I . atarted bv two young Ja•- play- Henderson; Beulah P. Bnaklo, for counter and kitchn work . -·-PHOTO OpYlng Service. Cop- mi scellaneous. Call or wr1te : ~ of the Recorda ..,_ D&edl of Mel&:• Boat Movements : i wo Night aRd dal' posili ons 19SI JEEI! Tn UCK, 4 wheel les made of legal papers. Mrs Howard CecU, •~ W (:ounty . Ohio ; al.io. oo1n1 Lilt No. Oh' R' Ph'lt r ing in the buement. Minor Pliny; Kenneth Powell, Rt. 1 uw - 4~3. 411 feet tl1 100 feel. In thtt VU10 JVer I p opero A l G Cl d J~-- JU · available. Fu ll l}f p<1r! t ime 1 drive. $300110. Call 992-7!)31. bi rltl records and almost any Main St., Pomeroy. ] ;OK~ uf Pomeroy . ~el_gl County . Ohio. 14 4·25 . On rd d damage was reported by the pp e rove; y e unlall~ • 0 work. Excellent opport un1 ty 1 4 6tp other documents. t 29 tfc ~~d :e 1 ~for't1~~ P~~~ec~~~~~r~~Y~-u~! ~: %·'(6 · p.~Pon ~ U firemen answering the call. 1 Cottageville Lee Gibbs, Hart~--Re ·-Ins ··Po Pomeroy to EUzllbeUJ. sou..r bJ deed ' . a.m., y . up I ford ·, Billy NJIIICO, Apple GrOft ·, ·d I A I l or a vancemen · PP Y 111 ON I·: -NEw Cc~nsole Esta cord OK& uroun.. ... , meroy FURSkWANTED : Red P'ox, $3. ~:u,·.• v".M,_e~b_•,:,,',',· ',',".·n:n;, r:,t o-1~ 2:05 a.m.; New Mar~insvtlle up Verdi's opera "Aida" was Pau1 Pickens, Rt. % pt_ Plua1 4 tfc M 2 person. A th-~ or ,.,nan.. m<IJJie cabinet. Pricer{ " a.m.; Acadtan . up 17 • introduced 1n Cairo, Egypt, to ant; Nellie Jones, Pl. PJe•rumt, Oh" 3 West Union. us rats , 11 .50 , raccoons, 11 .- -Hero rd• ot -need• of Metn c ounty, 16• I :w 01 2 0 1 3 6 10 ~· · c tr) sf'! I { Jn r ld t. . Hull:md 'lAE.'TNA cXSUALTY lnsurflnCt' 75. Maran Fur Agency, 10. ~~~g ~~c~~~~ the~~~~'!!.e~•t!~:;ln!~ 12:10 a.m. PeonsyJvama do~n celebrate the opening of the J. A. Feti-ell, Sr., Rt. 1 PWat Fu rmlurt:', Hu1l<md, Ohi(). Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. 0 . Wright) N. Brown St., Ma- said Lot No. 4'3. begtnolnJ It the 20, 11 :35 p.m.; QUeen City Suet Canal. Pleasant·, Olbo ~-slo, • II 1 4 3tp Pomeroy. Phone WY •""'hKK •••t. son, W. Va. Ph. 77l-5296, the Nort hwe• t eocner of &aid lot "'hl'fe d A ~ ._, ltiilst line · of nncll Stceet Inte-rown 20, 1:06 a.m.; Stee I TrauCharles Dickens, the noted and the Rev. Marvia Jlaml, BFjfiiiX -aut~molic washer tOi1_1 tfc _ week days 4 p. m. 12-4~30tc :~~c•th~~=~~~Ro~e~~~:ro:;re~; er dowa 20, 1:35 a.m.J LutheP English author. used the pseu.. MaSOJL s;dc $25 no 190 (;rant St., GRANGE lNSURANCE. Mallea Business Services-- ~!~'tn~~~~,~~r ;rl~!t s~ree~ t~::~ HDoerdman up 20, 4 a.m.J POeVEggyC dop~m Boz. ~1id dle;ll)rt , Ohio. Insurance Agency, Inc., Pomlin !! of Luley Strf!et; lhenl"e We~ter. wney up 21, 1:45 a.m.; 1--'--'>-------- Plealaut vane, Botpllll 1 4 31p eroy. PhODI! WY 2--3381. r\L~ COf\'DITIONING Rcfrtger- Z.s ~:Y ~~~:ee~lo~oa t~~· ~~~:c~lhot~:r:i~ up 21 , 3:05 a.m.; Wester_n up Jane Lucas up Marmet l:tl a. Admlsslous- Nooe. -_- _ g 1 Uc ation service. Jack 's Retr;g- n tq:, eon'V•yed br Bertha S•rr• aad 22, 2 A.m.; L. Wade Childera m. i Jefferson up Wisfield 5:50 Dllebar-1 _Emma Sue lt1n1 1%5 S'f'L" IJF-:B AKF:R TRUCK , 2 ti N Ha Pho Charte• sayre. he r hu• band, ta thll d 23 2 55 B b Be ._. RUTLAND tun. U0 flat bed, good tires. AUTOMOBILE DUllranel beeD era on, ew ven. ne Vmage ot Pomeror bJ de.d ~ own ' : a.m.; o n-- p.m. ; Helen z. up Wlofeld 9:- eaid, Pt. Ple&saDtl new: .... 4 1 Uc :z~: 01~r.~· P1•~ . : ' ~;.~llD~ ter down 23 • :20 a.m.; Alton IS p.m.; Beaver up Winfield Alexander, Pt. Pleasaaq JUit tat ycu oper• _!U Z..3S3'7 . ApplyWY2-2156 I - !7~. Virg1\ Lee, e Cole st., rnnceUMf ~1 " - • ~· WY N114J. LIGHT lra ulmg, coal and cat Doed •~••"'· Zephyr up Greenup 3:40 p.m.) 11:50 p.m. Kay Green, PllDJ'. l'umeroy, Obio, WY 2-34{i8, .....,.-~ ....... do·tattc tie. Phone WY 1-7781 and WY DeeCI Reterertce! Vt!IUDM 1'8, ..... Warren H~wtan e ".. Gr-.......... r-----=i.o=========-"=="'-="'---"""""''l THE 1-I 4~ - - -- - - - -- - 2--7286. 1Z..l8-3Dk: I. Jll.el.il CuunC)' Daed. Reoor&l. up 1:10 a.m.; J, S. Lewis up DAILY SENTINEL I ZIG ZAr. 0'\1ATJC Real E5tate For Sale ~ ,.. Prl )'ft' of ••ld petiL\oa .. for Greeaup I a.m.; Pamela D. the ..Je nf 8&10 Nil .. t1te for tha dab I WPll kno wn m:tk e sewing Everyday Specials purpon ot paylnl u.. detrt. ot tha Bowles down Mel 1 4:0 p.m. - -_- TRUciC DIUVERS ma<_-hinft. :\1akes buttonholes, lfi ____ L/ A.., at decedeDt and eo~w of ..mlnl"-rauua. Bowles nown :Meldab1 4:10p.m.; SEMI OR STHA ICHT. ~omP Sl"·v ~ ~n btttlons. monograflls, ~, ~~ , -. Marie's Style Post Th• peno• am aoon m•Mioned Tibolt up Meldahl 4:30 p.m.; WE ARI MOVING FROM OUR Will further take notJc• that they V 1 1" M ldabl 7 30 experience hi'I1Jf 11 l bul nnt pa 1 c hf'~. t>l!', all without Haircut! . . . . . . $1.25 bne been made partle• dPfcntlanu to avo me up e : p.m. necessan. Ynu <.:a n t"arn tupl ~~1tac hm , ·nh ~·u ll )a lance POMEROY - Six room frame Shampoo & Sell .. •t.50 ••k1 petttlo n.and are requlceCI "' ••· Elisha Woods down Meldahl •· ' · · • awer the 1a me ou or be-fore U.. Und PRESENT LOCAnOI'fON MAIN ST. wages afLer short trmn.mt;. Lo I due onl y $.51.23 or $5 per 3 bedroom,s, bath. full base- 30 day color rinse, d•y ot D• cernber, 19M. 8 p.m.; Annette Jones down Mel. ca l and over t he ro:~d infor- munlil. Call WY :!-&I'Jf£,. ment, gas furnace heA tmg. Shampoo & nt $3.50 .zu:!!n:~t.~~~~b. B•· rlahl 9:W p.m.; Laclan Mac~ roation ava ilable. Wnte or 1 4 6tc No down payment to quali- Permanents $7.50 up we~~ 0!-f"~~ :~wter. d.c•u.o.. leay down Meldahl 2:50 a.m. ; TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT. • 1M call Nation Wide Se mi Tra in- STERF:O - - RAiliO- CONSOLE fiOO buyer. $5,500.00 w., Sell and Service Att.oroeye for Malntifl Or<:o down Meldahl -4:30 a.m.; ing DivisJOn, 1255 Corwin MJDDLEPORT - Cozy one Wlga and Wigletl uu 21 30 112 l "· 14' :11. • u .. '~ Bull Frog up Meldahl ~ :20 a. A H ,l Termina l 4 speed intermixed changer. vid v· ke do Ml venue. """' Dual volume control. 4 speak- otory frame , h>lf bath, enMarie's Style Post GIVE DINNER m.; Da •• " wn e • BUilding, Hamilton Ohio, or er souort sysl!·m. Lovely al- closed back porr h, level RL 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley dahl 6:30 a.m. . phone 51J-R9>-5649, 9 a.m. to not Umsh. Th iS set Jour 50 x l Oll Jot. $3.500.00 ' 6VToouse. Ohio entertained wllb a family din· GaUipollo Dam - Alice up (-tust Across From City H111) I p.m., daily. No collecl month!i old . Take over pay- 115 ACRE FARM - 35 acres ! . ner New Year's Day at their 7:10p.m.; Wayne H. up 8:25 ealls please. 1-3-Jic ments of !1.25 per v.oeek or cultivated, 50 acres P"ture, KARL GRUESER, Plumbmg home Anne st. Preoent were p.m.; Vulcaa up 2:50 a.m.; Instructions pay balance due 187 _ Call V. acre tobae<o base. well and he1ting, MlnersvUle Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bill Dalley and Edeana _Bxoworlh down 1:50 e. CLOSED WED. & THURS.- JAN. 5-6 WY 2-655:1. t 4 6tc fenced, plenty of water, 2 Ohio. End your ~ewer troub- Don, Laurie and Tom, of Indio, m.; lndtana up 3:50 a.m.; A.. u. •· c1v1L suv1c1 TUTI ___ _ _ _ ___ _ _ water systems. gl!lfld ' room les. We bave all sizes sewer Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Howard down 6:40 a.m.; Barbara Gay Me-n -women IB and over. St:cure 40 ft WOOl) t · J dd Open Friday At.Our New Addres1 job!. Hllh •t~run.~r pay. Short · ex ensJoJI ~ er, bouse, with bath, ba~ement, machines. D·• ~sona b\ e r~tes. Dailey Blld BronwyD and Kevin, down 5:5Oa.m.; Elgercliff up ' ·~~~~~/2,u~~~~"nt.a/l"f!r::~~~~~Y 3 years old. $25. Nt!W Haven. garage, :t. barns, other bu;Jd. Call WY 2--2974, day or rught. Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Don 8 s.m.; Buckeye State down 7:TIIouNnd~ ~, Job• opi"A. E~peo·ii'IWI' - - 882~ . -- 12_3~3! ings. Priced fir quick sale. • 1.5 tfc Dailey and B. J. and Barry, ~ a.m., 0 .. F. Shearer up 8 •. tiiUalb' 111UleCUB~ r y. P"ltEE Jnfor· . rna~lon on Job• , ul a rl~• · re<~ut re. ONE EiGHT tiUN cabinet and $9,000.00. HEATING, PLUMB\NG Rural Newark; Mr. aDd Mn. Gene m. wa~~· ~~n~~ :J;~n u~,:~ · one six gun cabinet. 790 MapWY !--3830 WY %--3i38 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- Houdashelt and Randy and Kanawlaa River - A. J. Pat..,ll·e. Box6H8-M Tb Dlil7 S•ntlnelj le St., Midd.k•port ALBERT M. cox, BROKER lben, 618 E. M.aln Street Becky, Pomeroy, and the bolt ten down London 2:15 a.m.; 113 E... lecancl St. ' PottAalpr . . Pomoroy, o. 12 II;] 3tp i 4 Jt< Pnmerey. I 22 Ito and hoatess. Semel tiP Iedop f 1.111.1 LI!Cr1L.-----'------~-------~ 10 lo•ed one and to us. f'UPN H · · " $<ji Mason County Deer Become Hospital ~ews It. d p I 3Slla IeS as 0 eop e Jloopl1111 c HUG AWA11M t'~YC~ I ATRIC: $!if": WMPO Radio HOUSE CALL COST ME $ 300. ' I ZL T SNU A GIOTY I'L. - V LI'HXO y,........,.•• QnlloqDDtel Tim MORil YOU BPBlAK OJ' TOUR ~ EU'. 'tH1i: llOM YOU ARE r ZI(IJI y TO l.lli.'H\Hui•~ U .l 11 • WJEH RADIO -- JANUARY W.f~; H LOG ; 5:10 World end National New1 '5: 15 Spotlight oo Sporli Monday Through Friday MOriDAY TIIRU FRlRDAY j 4 15 Karr and Von Zandt Show HS Sign On, t:choes of Joy US Wealber 6 00 Sign On - Nes I (Mon. Wed. ~-rl. ) Roo Ohio Valley ~ews 5·30 Sign orr 6:05 Sacred Heart 4:15 Bloe linar Au to Show 1 05 World News Saturday 6:20 Met gs Counly RF'D (Tues - Thurs.) 8 10 Sports Tod ay 7· 45 Sl~ On. Echoes of .Toy 6:25 Country Jamboree 4 30 Electric Co. Local News 8 15 weather Picture "l ·OO Ohio V<~lley News 6:57 Weather 4:54 Ohio News Round-Up 8:16 Lou ie Mueller Show ··.1· 11.1 World New" 7:00 :Vatkmal Nt>w!l ~Horak 's Carry-Ou\,1 8:55 community Newa ; · I0 Sporrtli Today 7:05 Bill Miller Show SUriDAY 9:00 Talk of the Town . 0 : 15 Weather Picture 7:30 Sporll Parade 7:30 Sign On- Forward F'aith 9:5! Mason County News 8·16 Louie Mueller Show 7:35 Bill Miller Show , 8 00 Bapti!l Hour 10 OO·Louie Muell<>r Shu w 9:00 High School Hit Parodt 7.35 Pickens Hardware 1Tues. l 8:30 News 10:30 Latchstring 10.30 Song• for Children and Thuro.J 8:35 Week End 11 oo News 10:46 Golden Key 7:50 Newo 9 00 Spreading Klngdnm 11 OS Louie Mueller Show 11 :00 News 8:00 Bill MlUer Show 9:30 The Bible Speoks Friday , Church Bello 11 :05 Saturday Show 8:4! Baker Furnllure Show 9:45 The Good Life Rlngl 12:00 Local, Ohto, Nal New• (Wed. ·Fri.) 10:00 MaBter Control 11:30 Public Servirt 12:20 Bulletin Board 9:00 Newo 10:30 Country Hymntlmero IUS World News 12 25 News 0 Gramo 9:30 Coffee With Janot 11 : ~ Quiet Hour IHS Mason County News 12:30 Saturdey Matinee 9 30 1Downie-GroS1 - Tuel.· 1% :00 Noon News 12:00 Community New• 1:30 News Headlines Thurs.) 12:15 Chrlstiam Hour 12:05 Noon News 1:31 Saturday Mlltloee 9:45 Rouah'1 Shoes-Thur1.) U:IO Rev. Merlin Teets 12:10 Morkels I 55 Nows 10 00 Ohio Education 1:~ Rev. Silas Billups JZ ·IS Mtd Jluy Wl'llth er :2:00 Saturday Mallo" 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 ReRvR. Sll•• Billups 12:20 Bulletin Board I 2:30 News Headlines 10:15 Mlnisterlel Ass~latlon %:00 Harvest Time 12 .25 f\'ews o Grams 2;31 Saturday Malinet 10:3i Social Security 2:30 Week End 12;30 Coonly Agent 1.55 News 10: 3> Tom Robertsoa Show SATURDAY 12:45 Country Go Round 3:00 Saturday Mllllnet 10:45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 8:00 Sign On - Newo 1:!5 New• B081 3 30 News Headlines 11.00 NeWI 6:30 Happy Valley Boys 2:00 Country Go Round 3 31 Saturday Matinee 11:05 Tloy'1 Country Junction 7:00 Prole•lant Hour 2:55 News Beat 14:00 Community Choiu 11 :30-Tilly's Country Hymnttme 7:35 Week End 3 09 Mtd Way Matinee 3 55 News 12:00 Naliomll News 11 00 Dutton's and Hern'1 Top!IHS News Beat 1 4:00 Community Choirs 12 :15 Local New•' Ten Show 40tl Disc inK with Doso · 4:30 Rad io RIO 12:30 Goessler'• Guest llor lZ:OO Noon News 4:311 Interchange ] 5:00 NeWll Roundup 12 :30 Larry Anderson Show 12:15 Paul Bowers, RFD 5:00 Community New• 5:15 Public Service 1 2:30 Miles K01i< Show 12:30 Jlm Mees Show 6;115 Mason County Newt l :10 Stgn Off Bw GEORGI! \VONDEI ' -LITnE ORPHAN ANNII I SIIPPose IT JOtS b;;Ef'.l \:iTRt.t~Cii: t TwO KI[.J ~ ';;(AI ?[D I !~ THIS LO_iiT·U k'E Ylllll:.Y MAKING WEr;-:" POINT r M,:i ~D WES T POitlTI ABBIE AND SLATS 1 I wtNNII WINKLI BRANNER .; ' .0 ·:,··~ \' 8 JR0!['5 AG ~ ~ !<.: :> OFFICE I 113 East Second Street .. :e:!t ·' •.. -- ~ ~ . . -. -- ~ ~- .. . .. .. - - - - - .. . . ~ - ·- - - ~-- - -·--·----·- .. - ... io\ ~K~~ AJ.J<~I( I !T ....!:4."':) \-OU'V= ,),_J"f<\ DIG ~E:'I:l ro.- ~ LJI:' l\'''i S.JMf:li--tr~ 503S- .. N T1.~L/ NOTICE! DON MUWN INSUIWKI AGENa ~ GA. L - 2 T-<= v ... I,..,,..,,.,...,.,_-----' I 010 W.' lrif \!IF: l.Jlll D To 'ffiACt4 T !-IE M ffi T IT ',t./CJ.S TED re'IND TOM w.-10 f.IP. D TciE SPtr·IK ~D GRIT ~0 DRIVE TO MAKE Tl ( ~--l'flDE WH 9i THER wowt ~~u:ssr - . I I R10 G£1 lOO Cltll •r WI$ CiiUGHT. AND N> I FACeD THe l HAD TAKEN AN E)IIR9olli CXItoiMANIWil; I HAD TO ~A SMitl IIDiD£!IN; IIHJ HElllliiNil.Flft- -.., Jllll-1111 �r ti-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sixth Anniversary of Rev. Jackson As Baptist Church Pastor Observed Jan 4 1968 Donat1on is Made to State Project . In Indian Education by BaptiStS Around And About M d/ The s\llh anniversary of Rev lS-24 Music was provided by Samuel Jack•on as pastor of the chotrs of the AM E church rd Slumber Party Held By Rhonda Hr•ell Rhonda Hy"ll entertained with a slumber party Wednes.. Oil how to chang~ the I epor l the Ne.oml Baptist church was and two solos were presented JAN • day at the home of her parents, proJeCt 1 p O\ tdmg ..., 01 d ['he ~neetmg was clos Mrs Henry Hcnnesy has reo. .. obsened Thursday evemng at How Great Thou Art by Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Hysell, to 186 for Jnd art thlld.!en bv ed t\tLh prayer""by Mrs Donald turned hom Po1tsmouth where the church Ernest Kmg of Stewart anCI [ Pomeroy Chapter OES observance of her 14th birth B SanbOJ n i\l t~s onary Boone she spent tile Chnstmas and Rev Nyle Borden pastor of He ls My All by Mrs Ralph wiU meet m regular sesslOn at day Refreshments were se" or tht r Jr"l Hapll~t Aflel ward all y,ent to Ute New Year holldays .wt tll her the Mt Monah Baptist church Woods of Athens the Masomc Temple Tuesday ed and gifts presented LO the Monda\ t \t>nJng I tht I d rung IOOffi for a dessert son and family Mr and Mrs Mtddleport was t!l charge of Remarks were gtven by Rev at 7 45 p m honored guest ~hurd• tn M•dd I 11 wur ~l:' served by the hostesS€s Rol>ert Hcnn~sy and daught~r I the service Which opened With Wilbur Perrm ~tor of IJ'tt> Meigs Temple PythJan Sts Attendmg were Nancy Buch Tne m etm g v...:~:,. OIJ~ned \\ th M ~ Hhod<t Hall Mrs Harry 1ern devotons Praising God tak Federated church and Rev ters Will meet Tuesday even anan S lvJa Swanson Rhondfl H d 1 11 Mr s Pearl lloff en from Psalm 119 1 16 by Os Jackson An offenng was tak mg at th• legiOn hall m Middle E YSh ron Hindy Suo an or gon p1 e udt h\ \tr ~ \ u ut LS Mrs J J DaH:I acrnmpan IL..ue Geri"ch rvm a ·' \t It: Ch les 1\hlle Mrs - car Qualls deacon assiSted by en by Mr Qualls and Mr Rich port at 1 30 P m """ were WI,, Diana Welsh, Katl 1 a a An h ll\ a1d >~I em lmd umanlab Whtl" ~ a and Susan Cavanaugh •r ,., lillian Ml l ted l~r daugllt r Charlt'n€ to [ Arnold R1chards of Mt Mor ards after wh1ch th€ servtce mstallatwn of new off Jeers an d Conde 1' 1 .o 0 1 o the Br.,tr n ,, r\g 11ll WJS "' Prov1denee R l v.h ae she IS b " "' M r d G1bb 5 M s [ 1ah church closed w1th the bened1ctmn b} members are asked to rmg 1faa b'f he 1 dtnl J\l ~ llhee rs re r a student at the Hhode lsht t.l d k R chard H. b\ Hysell and Mrs Gerald School of Design Mr s UJ\Is A Fa1thful Servant was Rev Butcher s mdw1ches an coo 1es W estmirrsler Youth 0 Anilvn) 11e !able lad been d l>e the topiC of the subJect of the Followmg the scrvtce relresh JAN 5 1 D~:\ uu n~ \\ ~" ' t 1 L h:1 ge o .. ,1 b M Ch 1 1 plans to VISit scver.'l a~ s sermon by R~v Rotx.>rt Butch ments were served m the dm Fellowshrp Meets M s l t a11 \ 1 t t' l lt'\: Ps e).la.Jd= Y d rs ~~~res t fore retu1 nmg home Amateur i:in \\a:; ocora t:t~ m 11 e er pastor of the Afncan Meth mg room from a table wtth fThe , 11ddl t Gardeners II t 11club ~A • 1 I II d 1 II m M k 'I h 1 •d to d o " epor WI mee n• Mtss Conn•• Bachner presided Ia t t' anu usmg a red 1c noms as re urtl\_ lU (J Mrs Tony Fow txhst Episcopal ZIOn church of whtte cover centered with an 1 :\t;w 'r l'iir Uleme sen· un '\ l 't aJ H u ( 11 "'tth wlute satm ribbon I his studies at \shland Co lege [I r Nul th Second av M IU Stewart HlS text was Luke 14 arrangement of flowers wtlh nesday Jan 5 the home of as moderator or the Westr llon::o ~ 11 I n t 1 1r l b wd t nH:n d "" rth sliver and I after spend mg the holtd ays here 11 11 , t 01 e U11?/0U1 t: 7 9 the crystal punth bowl on one end Mrs Guy Reyno CIS at 8 P m ster Youth Fellowshtp of the h There wtll be a plant ex Middleport F1rst United P-sby I h"' '' t r 11 <I'to 11 n r ~~.a ... ""vu wt li e bt<lls i~lld an ar rangement WIUl hIS parcn 1s '1\ 1r and M s , 111 ,,, ..,__ , ent of t /Ielr daug/1 ~ Mr~ x w mbllWS:S and sJlver com~ servlt-e on t e .... llr Uv.. t> n w 1 1 a M H 11lha to Pvt Arlund ff change durmg the evenmg ter1an Church Sunday evening I :o r :'d rn nlun:-. Bet! n 11 up::. r 1 m OJ rts other M1ss Patrtcta Bu mgton 1 1 1 1 Durtng the IJW:ill t'S~ sessiOn and .srlver place m tl::i COnlllet Rrrhard OJ!t:r has rd:UI ned 1\ r I :wr of Mr and Mrs ~~ prestded at the pun<!h bowl and The Middleport I tterary Club MISS Edtth HaotonslRll gave a the group \o!r!.l t r ub It I l'<l l t table St<tllng to MI<Hill UmwJ sllv fotlul\ltlg (I r re Kmg Suu.tl~ Sec * Mrs Lee L€stus, at the coffee w111 meet Wednesday January readmg entitled When the IU the st te IJIVj <.."' wgw JITI a holldav "Sll here V.IIh hrs 0 11 11 l t e m Mlddleport 5 at the home of Mrs Rodney Curtam Falls and Mtss Bach ~1 s ~ 1 ler 1s a 1965 a ad serVICe D mng at 2 p m M J'ames v,h t r 1 ! I n (j t' t h 1ls / / parents Mr <1nd Mrs 1{ chard ow rs ner read a poem and col II' ~nelltan Oller and son Steve I !llrlrileporl Hlgh l' Euler Will revlfW Pillar 01 [ MISS Haptonslall was plenlst s I r t1 s P t.:>c11tly em t: Del bre Krng rs d th 1 b lndJan t n 1:> iI Tom Rail and a tllssm lie plu I I n 0 e ( e eral Tele Mr and Mrs A E AIViard 'J Iron an e annua usi for group smgmg and the clos ner w ~ n ItS Ole G1lbo have retUlned tu tl ( (r qn11/l Pmrr retutned hone Saturday after Holultt'\ IJtrrl" Host ness meetmg wll be held Roll mg prayer Wt1S given by the e\e1mg 1 1 Kent Stale Umve~stl) aft r o 1 P r K g , 1963 !Jrrd sp"ndmg Cht sl111s m Jatns nebbre Kmg ent11tamed '"rth call response Will be another Rev Howard Ruppelt Mr and lhepr1g1 n spendng the vaca!rn h ltdl) ~ul~ t[ M 1/ep rt Htgh. town Vw1th her son and daugh a holiday party at the home of book bytheoulhor TaylorCJ!d Mrs Paul Haptonsta\l art ad bv Mr a 1d \I s Pl!:ms were disc ussed for the here wth M1 and M1s E 0 I Sd r I 1~ 1 01 se u J m ter nlaw MI and Mill W1l her parents Mr and Mri> W1l welt lv1sors tra\ t'lt: l:s \ l'.l :\.1 d Wntu lnstl ute J 1 l ~ 1\ !hill 11 ~: All ed Fore ~ stat on 1am Myeis ham Kmg m B1adbury Tbe l JAN 6 I be1s <Jnswtrt>d < h:• 1 ll Porlsmoutt bv Ue Junior r-.l!s D11 sy Ankrom hn s b€en el {li furt F.!~lls V1T9 1110 Mrs Frank Stewart return party was held m the rect<.."a E\angehne chapter OES M1 JNPANT lMPlWVED 11rt~ h·br 1 111-: I 1 'tt ill ~eltowshlp of Heath return!d to the IKI{lle of her \ No ddr I a beer set for ed lome Sundny after spend lion room of the Kmg home dleport v.1ll meet m refplar Mtchael mfant son of Mr ...._ Mr and"·< l¥u J olm Vm- 1 tlw wu lilllfJ mg sP veJ t I d<~\ S a t .rOlf " born 1 where games were pla)ed and scss1on 1h ursday eveumg J <Jn and Mrs J erry Haw k E Mam Clud". . • g• • I ! L \-. r ct nd H ~ lethodJst Church Sundav even ni~e desse.rt sm< 1~ bu1 1 ng 1 h<> Institute Yo t! l lie held man (rum Hol2er Hospital m wr th her daughter and son 1n ~refreshments served dunng the 6 at the Masonrc Temple ln I st Pomt>roy who was trans 1 M!s P:w l ~ luw Mr and Mrs Astton Say evemng stallatwn for on e off1cer v. 1ll ferred to Doctors hospital Co1 f lh(' l.A \I"- at the Trmty Methodist Chun:h GalltpJhs v.here she has been JOY c rlt \-1- a g u ch 1r tor St n 1 " and tf t 1 rank n a med (a\ pallent I rc Atten dmg were Cnndace Hut be hfld and pans fo1 the ye<tr l lumbus 1s rrJX!rled Improved 11 1 man ktnd p t 1 1 d v. 1t Av Methodrst church ror Jun Arman Pd \\ lbu n of the Mr~ Jed \\ebster Jr an rl ton (arol Kmg Kay Bmg Tom discussed and off the cnt• al J1st teo b\ g 1J, nll)j J She! rozs U S A1r Fore!' s hc1e tor a sons James \Is ted New \ears E\oans Danny Ev<.~ns, Jerr~ The CB Rad1o Auxiliary wll -- -1 1 d1a nge ter Hl)me 0 1 Okey llJtter Wts 1" charge ef 42 d1y Ierne With h•s p;u nts D y at Nev, !I ave n \\ Va \\tth Dav1s John M d rcl Jcrr} meet Thursday Jun 6 al 7 30 home of Mrs 1homas Cook, the Wtlrld 'It e l 1dl? so ofler tht neet llg 11e gJ 0 I agt eed M1 and \1rs Hn\ mo 1d W1 d walch her mother J\11 s T C Roush Vanlnwagen and Kathy a n d p m at the home 1f Mrs Carl East Ma n St to l \e rcf1eshmcnts w th mem burn He w II be nss1gned to dL A fam lh) ,,mgl Itt and \II and \1rs Stan le} P1 hns Sherry Kmg llysel\ Hut land 1 The Ca lholi c Women s C J u b I s n L t a g for I:' it( h me e-t paz 1) \'r <1<l a en mg w1 mg The mett ng 'l'tas opened ty m Japan f II<Jv. ng his le 1ve h 11 1 111 l{u and Church of and son Stanley Woyne of Mag I The Pasl Chiefs of Magnulw of the Sacred Heart Church f 11/1111(PI11IP ( /ll!Jifer HolJdil~ >\eekcl d gu sts I \lr not a ~~ ere dmn er guests Satur end guests of Iter pan nls Mr Temllle Pylh1an Sisters Will w 11 meet m the church audl· ll h o d ~ p, 1 \tl m un ami M llr ncr Jones and 1\l s I Un ~t I d y e\Pnln" from B d d 5 Uffu ers Umwn ,j so n o\ medJlatron readwg WHS to 12 0 tloL k 11 e f-1 ogl am tn a) an Sundav of Mr and and Mrs W 0 Barn tt: meet Tl ursday e\oenmg at the tor urn 1 hursday at 7 30 p m Lena MtEihrnne\ were ~lr an l eluded t) mns by tlre cong~< M s Sherlt>v Swan - - -- -A potluck dm 1 r and Chnst >en fl om I he Upper Hoom Mrs Hodm:v 1 \ r:a :-; and daugh I woct p k mas par\\ ~a s lwld tceentl gWJt.h Kenny Smith Doxte Wal ter Ju lta of Lakewood and gat on Vtclor Urale) an pen o te JC ens nf Coolvil le for officers of Evangel Re Chap Psalm and 1 m ( rrtPI of Rr=><>dsv11Je Ier c.''dd Ie Brow n Ver ne Otd 1M1ss MaiJOIIe lw:as and Dav mg pr.11 lr II e 23rd ter Ofi:S fl\ th Masomc Tern read bv Url l e Jl'n n Luter spe- vlSI ted Sa t urd ay wzth Sher1ey d Dwtg ht Dowso11 ta krng part I 1d 1 hu npson ef ( alcdon a an Swnn pie m Mldd lrpurt A procll re lh lr esh ments ~e ed b ( Jt s1ngs bv Hov Snn\\den 1 re serv V Johnny l\uns )tilr ld stn Th ein a Hi sel! Ethel Nelson Rev and Mts Eugene Thorn sessJiJI 1\<.t t! d f1 lh "'11 g th Snc Jolnson to the .abme of Mr und Mrs Jul F L)on~ l If S d: party A g 1 t '< tn!ie wa" hPld 1 med ~ d HoblJ1e Ord Deb hm~ been returned to h s hone Ho) ln llt: I u I Van M(;!ler .. ~an d fanuy f' t all \ for durmg tl l' s tal ho 1 St Louts Mo af l e (' 1lk e\i Lu Ann F rene h Rl on from Hul~er Hosp1la wl e1 e he Bille J"... m Ca1le1 Jame W se ttheir home Attend 1g Wt' Mr and Mrs d H II M I and Katt) 1 h0m<1s \'IIIJJ Sah1 a er a w k 5 \ " I v. th h " pa1 vse rs James J ohn 1 <IS bet'n trt' t d fo a 1 esp1ra t M d M E Wrll Hill ~ \!1 1 rl \Irs 01 ass1stant counselor and Cn 1] ) a~ accotnpan•st S ens r fln rs verett Rohe I I-. ng \1 ( 1I -; kt'l h.<~ It' s I a ~II q IIH lor ill ment let~ N ! hi play d by Challte fhom lS Beautyrest gtves you the body 1ittmg comfort you want nttt \l1 k h1 l Ptckf'ns me ng was rl sed v. lh thr I n ];1 L)ons and Sl C!ron Hoi () e r un tic h trJ and d osrng Mrs Welby Wherley retllrn d I and need Beauty rest f~rms up under your stdes and Mn ~Ita \l 1e r\r 11 n M s i\1\~ b n drt n ter \ srt>d dunn,. the h diVS p1 a)er by H.chLI d G teset horle Fnda~ after spend! back g1ves under your h ps and shoulders You n Sand J.Sk} Ohr "' th ~lr w1th I Johr I 11 ~I t ha1 t' I" 1he g >up tllt'n went to th e I se\oeral days 111 Athens and Mrs Hun:_ d d Da\ •s G \i M d M S B 11 Tl u n 1 \ An ( IC hran get solid eomfort throughoutJ ' (burch basement for refresh r an rs am o n I 11n ~ f. m fllo\ ePs liolte1 retttr !lt d tl e g1 rls mcnts d sloppy Joes pop 1>0 I Mrs E1 nest Harrts was the J\olr 1\ !I I \II \-1 <l lld What s more Beautyrest at $79 50 JS the 1\1 ( r~t 11.1 t 1 h Mrs (~uf sh atl•t,f\ I thl' r home~; r 110 rh ps md ( 1 .st ed tn New \riJI s dmner guest of Mr most econom1car mattress yGu can buy F. Tum Lyu I!! has retu rnl'c1 to end Mrs Mason F1 h \Ia\: ]J \I t\ 1 1 Slt' lff mplo\Les 1/ 1u \ s f 101 1 Pot ar MJch fo 1 " ng a hoh- the hostesses Katl y Thomn s \lJ 011d ,,1 Ms "' F h It outlasts other mattresses by about ~liS II IHrl ml Hillgarnl nd n M1ddte BJt ty Je n C:.r rter and Sabra !v iS ason s er ,- ' " - ' - - - - - -- - -1 d ) v1 s t hPre w1t 1 h1s P 1rents C ~nd Mrs Ernest Harrl!l were 3 to 1 (proved m torture tests by P ! l'.f'Je .'!: 11.:"11~ at a Chrt sl d anat 1\ 1 0 10 Nat•onw1de Consumer Test• ng r I"' g "" '' 1 Sb " Mr aJ ~Irs Jo\ )Ons He I At I' o c ock the New Yeao s F guests of M " 1 1 .... IS a( r:om )Jnled as fm as f d f groudp and Mrs Karl Grueser 1 1 1 lnst1tute Inc) Beautyrest u l" g <Jnes at Kana gH dur orm a rr r 1 c1rc ( an Pom~roy Oh1a n~ tie (tuJstnas lutrda\ Z ne" lte bv t grandrnvth s:mg 13t.: t l::lt: the Te and Mr ;md Mr s Pi:iul Frsher of your best buy at any pnce ~ g t t>X h n i:' ' s I d fol er Mrs Be n :t l Srhr mlm v.<Js d : ; I s. d w li p <Her by Ht nt ngton y., \a spent the ! ""H g II e I ufftt d nner Bowl who had spent tlie holrd<J :; here tl e mlms er Huy ( arter Yteckend at theu home Mmrs lA ST TIME TONIGHT twill or full sue • g \ t I ,. J d u ng the "Uz hrr daughter ar d f nrlJ Olhers a1tcndmg with those " It I rr J nd t: r f t! e e¥ en mg G fts Mr and Mrs John l3u<.k t:\ nan ld boH y,err J;:mette Car :\1rs Harry D lcher of Athens "~"rt I.H r r d lu tJ t m n ... t~nd son Jeff Chesapeake "'I en ter Blanche Braley Helen was II l'.eekt:nd guest of Mrs I ler J Jn t>s li 1\r n a d as"l'l nt N€w \ ea s v.eekend ~Jlh l!lf ,.lJ ay Nt' 1son Sh er mn J ohnso n Glady'-> C •"k .. "" patents Mr ond ~1 s Ov.t I ; ll nwgl" r ~ I tu h;.lur <tlld Ed D;_ur t Johnson r.rale Gree1 lr and M1s Larry Thomas t lome ~ s 1111h J< mk <Jnd f) mn} Edne~ HusSt tl Freda O<:~dey and daughter Mehndll have rerl h Da Mr a l E ueJ son Jt n s R~.: v'-1 Sno\\den Rarba ra Van turnt:'d to their home Co tumbu!:> 1 s M t" REILH\S 1(1 SCHU~l and Mr ~Irs Horace M<: Met z Je sse Grueser Charles after a vr s t with Mr and Mrs Colorcarloon Chi:i Jes r I ee has returned 1 lh nny •~ e c Satu rday cvemng t Grue.ser Jrm Barrett Ricky Don f{ea tnd Mr and Mrs Har I l .Suutht I I tdl at Mar•et'" guests ef Mr and Mrs Lee Dn C I B tl C t Scott Car ry Tl omas Wt>dne~d•y & Thvrida y 1.-<1 vJdson of AU ens [ aJ er re ar er { e. rgta atlcr spendrng Chnst Mr nnd Mrs Clifford Ha es tcr Janette DavJ!-i Hodne) Da Mr and !\11 s Larry Bunce January S 6 n :~ <l n ,., h h1s narents d G d M 1s Greg \ nn Meter Terese and sur Steven returned to NOT OPEN \lr and ~hs Carl Lee a 1UiatnSson leooprvokn b 18 c! l \<1n M1tcr Ho rlathcv W1l trcr lome Lexrngton Sunday were ar e1s urg VLSI he D1llton and Melodv Halley aft cr a \ srt w th Mr and Mrs I 1 n of 8a.,lwn Other guests y w:.ln F d ( hns uas day of the Lffs were to~ k n Bay h ed of Lancaslei Don Re<J and Mr and Mrs 1,\ial Wm Castle 1 J\-1 and M s G!:'orge l he s~ I F 'we r<Jito!nnd as lrdurnl tlo ler 13uncc of ~vhddleport I SAW WHAT YOU t ayne w 11::'1 e lt a 1 11 aro Jd Brew~;r of Long Bot an d ch ldren Karla Kand~ DID (and I know who you are) Keith Kellv and f B 111<nds !he lnst lute of Tedmul II at./r Part• Crven tom vos ted Sun<hly Wllh M ern e I ogy after spendrng: th hoh J r Josn l1,ndo rd t n Jrev e and Mrs Eva Thei s.s Ra .. If I H and Mrs Sherley Swan limd L'" t 1 t 1 k 1 , H d M da)s l ere "'th liS 1arenls Mr 11!" Ill lt'IIPY ome Mr and M St 1 ne t an ss Amla Houd dM 0 :\-1 d , 1 K D M th rs an ey Pu 1lms HONEYMOON HOTEl" 8 0 ashr.lt Mmersv1IJ.e was an af an r.s wen ra on r an ~~ rs a ~;ncy and son of Magnolia and Ed - It'd r r lr r ttJnoon caller Mt s~ Joy Boggs and Miss enleJt<tmrd w1th a watch party Sellers or Parkersbur W V Robert Co1 I 1 ~n n rv Kwan Robt'rt 1\.lur t I! t S1 John Carol Seott student nurses at New YeRf s Eve at the r home were m<>rm ht uesloig S a Annt.> H(' / F:lsa L<Jnches the Holzer Hosptlal SrhMl of Long Holt om of Mr d ~ gG aturday ter Kl.'lr n \\ynn I NANCY ROY ILL Nursmg spent the hohd l) GJmcs were played and pte Joe Eabn brsh eorge Sellers crs <~r entered Veter Nancy Ann Hoy daughter of weekend Wilh their parents Mr 'ures v.ere taken Hefresh ans Memonal Has ltal SUNDAY MONDAY Mr and Mrs Claren..:e Ro~ and TUESDAY and 1\11 s L1onel Boggs and Mr menb WI.' I e served bv the hos as a rr edJtal at~ent Monday Vme-st Rae me bas been ad and Mr~ Paul SctJ!f Jon 9 10 t1 ttss Mr nnd Mrs Bud l:eag Mr~ II p Sch nutted to Holzer hospital with '1 d 'I R b Sl ' erman oll return "LOVE AND KISSES" n r an ~ ~ rs o ert Larp er of lA 1lke1 W Va ~~s~ ed home s t de d8ub e pneumoma Her room of Columbus \ srted O\oer the I J m NrJ :-; h ;md Mrs Sandy Whtt ter a R1ck Ntdson t a u~ y evemng af - and num ber Is 2'" 9 ~o visJtors are hohday Wff'kcnd \\ th his grand <~rll sl11l Larrv of Belpre Mr Mt ' ·VISJ m eh}noldsburg and ''WILD ON THE BEACH' permitted "' and Mrs E II Wl ytsell Purk I Jllhn ~ernon parents •n1r a I d \ 1zs I'1.0ut:tt R W Witk Mr and Mrs Sharp Mrs Sharp ha~ beln crsburg W Va Mr and Mls Mr s Bruce ~hs \land Mr and 0C o 1:1nd families h f ned to b h con 1 er orne \\It a J m C<JIIer and son hmmy Lee Mr and M virus illness rs Ralph Spencer Reedsvrl le Mr and Mrs Pete ret lfffl'd home F'nda ft START THE The Rev Howard Ruppelt I Wllsou Toronto and Mr and visJt m Dayton ""-· y a er a w1th Edward has re (urned fro m a holid ay va Mrs 'Tom Hayman and ~r Mcint h d os an at Fairborn w1th Ord nary mattresses have 2tJit tb 300 wred Heaut)lrest tws oiH!r BOO ~ndrvtdualspnnas ca (wn ID Gull port MISS Wl (h and Mrs Sherley Swan Long Mr an d Mrs Marvm Spencer together spu ss Push ooe clown and the not t ed tog~her each s 1n a separate doti Bottom and sen other nearby spr1ngs sagnown too They cant pocket E&cl sprln11 works mdependentty to support body hollows g ve a hammock push up under the back g ve fu• ~ Headquarters For Mr and Mrs 811! Dailey and kind ot sleep WP(!Ort to all parts of tfle body • R\1 LY PL~NNEIJ family left Saturday mght for Th~;re will be a Sub District the1r home, IndJo Calif after Beautyreat by SrmmolU Offera you a Choice of Siut Mlthodrsl Youth Fellowship I a tl ree wees vls!t With his Rally S 1day January 9 at the parents Mr and rs Everett Long Boy Twin or Full SIZe Spacious KIRc• Unrtcd Methodist Church n Darley I Pomt r y beg1nn ng at 3 P m Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeu co ne meetmg of offrcers ler returned home Sund<ly af For The Family counselors Will be held at 2 p ter a weekend visit m Colum m precedmg the ra lly bus With Mrs Anm Byers and I -- Mr and Mrs Frank D1ckmson hts pa rents Mr and Mrs C son I RupjJt'l t and other relaltves Mrs Hobart Raub Condor St and son Kenneth Mankm and 5 lnc.het longer then 60"' X 80 IIlii gives You get an aiADIIII fnend Donal<l, Wilson of Nor· CUP THIS VALUABLI COUFONI standard If you re you 20% more sleep 54% more 1001'1 • folk Va retufned Sunday af ever 5 10 ' you need mg space than stan 78 x80'Boo~ ter a weeks VISit at Mttehel a lons Boy dard double bed Km&COL SANDEn' 11> set$17900 set $199 50 101$291110 S D with Mr and Mrs Gard ner Mankm and famtly WITH COUPON R£G 1 25 BOX DINNER Mrs Clyde Andrews left today for a v1s1t m Jacksonville Fla With her daughter and son m law Mr and Mrs Gene Wal ON£ COUI'ON ker and family Clarence Andrews Is conlmed CUSTOM II SO 'f/>.Sf'{ to hiS home by Illness 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE Rev and Mrs Robert Wells and family returned to their PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME home Mohawk VIllage Thurs "lr• ,.,., Ucllo' Geod",,.,""'',•''" after a VISit with her par Mr and Mrs W 0 Barn WE P \\ 4 , ON S \vI Nr.s 1\ donatton v. as made to II e ~d t<lca~ SOCIAL CA LEND AR l\i:ltt! :schools the B Soctety Church r~ ~ ~u ' American Electric Power System to Invest over $166.6 Million in 1966 The American Electric Pow er Sy ..~em will mvest more than 1166 6-milhon m the ex panslon of Its facilities 10 1966 - an all-tlme htgh for the na.. tion'f blpest Investor • owned proiliJcer o1 electric energy OhJo Power Co and subs tdiarteo will spend $104 null1on of this record amount / Donald C Cook president of AEP and Ohio Power m an nouncmg the budget satd that the figure 1s a mmmum one and that 11 m1ght well be m creased as the year progresses He pomted out for example that a maJO" new generating uml e>pected m operatiOn mI m 1951 Last year lhe Systems 1969 ~~ now under cons dera mvestment m new ractiJtJes to t10n but that 1ts locallon has taled approXImately 1147 5 mll not yet been determmed No hon funds for th1s un1t have yet The new budget represents been mcluded In the budget the lOth time m 15 years that The previous AEP System AEP wlil have exceeded $100 high for a one--yeer expansron m1lhon It wtll also nnse the expenditure was $164 1 million Systems total post World War I rts spendmg past the 12 Z biiUon It In OhiO Iof the System s transm•sSIOO A N Pren!Jt'O o! cantoB, level Ttle System wtll mvesl $83 5- network Will cost $116 9-miihon v1ce presJdent and general manThe largest amount of con million lor power dehvery fa network will cost ~ 9-milhon ager ol OhiO Power said !hal structJon expense in 1966 wtll l cihhes th1s year Of !hat am Constructwn or new fac1lihes constantly mcreasmg requll'• be for power generating faed ount $46 6-million has been ear Iand expanswn of eXIstmg equ p ments for abundant and deIhes Mr Cook said The AEP marked for new diStributiOn ment will require mvestment of pendable supplies of electrii System IS expected to spend a bnes and substations and for i a record 1104 m1U10n by Ohio power throughout the CO!IIo bout $63 8 mdhon for power conversion of ex1stmg f ... cthttes l Power Co and 3 h 1es m plant construction the bulk of to higher voltages Expansion 1966 IContmued on page 7) 1 I I I ~ • ' en tine at y ~t Main/y About • De"or.d To The Interest• Of The Meigs.Mmon .4reo VOL XVII FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO 21 B peop /e /n pcmeroy nstituteP ans On January 15 Are Discussed at ID WORLD I Rut/and Church Holds Annual Watch Party ° America's Best Mattress Value is Beautyrest by Simmons MEIGS THEATRE J \ ° why BEAUTYREST is better! NEW YEAR ~ RUBBER FOOTWEAR RIGHT! THE SHOE BOX Use Our Full Service SPECIAL! MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY! Bank For All Your Financial Requirements. SIMMONS • ,..:HD~~ ~ "' KettWq fried Ch~kc" Craw's Steak House Member FederallJt>p •s1t ln sw ame Cui po atton POMEROY 0 '-••••••••••••••••••.. "-------------------....1.' 1t2 Mr and Mra Harry Young and family of Gallon were ELBERFELDS POMEROY week~------------------------------ ell lh• ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - More dressed the conference along I for the dechne r bon WOJ th or Improvements IJn 4 !HI than 250 ti~Jc and busmess w1th department heads Most of the expt>nd lurr,. 7THE State H gl v.<:~v Depe~rt m! l('S of htghwa\ s 1 leaders from Ohio s 28-county Progress Repor\f!d made ~mce 1963 (:IJ d p HI ned m"nl " ' "'c"nl $175 ml on Sine' H1ghe1 educatton experu! lures Appalachra area received s Progress reports were made through 1970 arc for htghw£ty s 19G3 n the 2fl count• o;; and d1r from 1963 thtough la st y art...,_ gloV~mg report today from Gov m h~hwav conslructwn edw:31 and proJeds by tlw Depi.lrtl lnl mg tie next four year) ~IIlia\ tal~d $18 mlllwn m opet a1rr g Jarnu; A Rhodes tron natural resources v..ater or Menta! H) g1enc an J LorreL out mu e th:.rn $341 n Jllwn mo 1cv <Jnd $6 fi 13 000 n r<.q_nt <~l PRESENTS PRINT - John K Allen Dlviswn Manager The governof'" addressing the conservat on airports and pro I 11111 ro\ ments H h 0 de 5 scud 1 of t! e Galltpolls off!Ce of Ote Cc lurnbus and Sotttitern 0/uo mornmg sess1on ef the day long jects adm m~tered by th~ Oh10 I COl lJMBl S OJ 11 o (UPI) _ 4 lop re lenll Appuladtlan ou1mg u~ n xl ve !'"'<-~ s the f/p tnc Company ts shown here presentmy a fran erl pnnt <..'Onference sa1d the 'ilate ha~ H1stoncal Soc1ety Re l.evelopml! tt prouram o)/ r a! ad toda!J tl ( aqe IC!J Oh 1o Boarrl. 1 Heoem s ~ 1 lo LJr Alphus Chnstensen Presldent of Rw G1ande Col 1spent or programmed for spend The govern or announrcd l would spend Jts rnouey or /y 1 1 a i-' J:> w 11 as !1 1./lm t pu sptnd rn rt' thdn $J6 m 11 n m !eye 1 he falL scene wtll hang m the offtce of the presldent mg more than $824 m1ll on m Tuesday mght on the e\t e of tentiUI for future gruwtl operal 11 g monty and $82 5 1 1 loruted 1n the ne-w ltbrury butldmg on the campus T11e red [ the Appalachta area and com the conference a dramatiC drop I The amwm1ct: ment wo~ mwle u11 1 1 1 l \ n 1ey fed IJon rn r:ct pll 1 11 Jl oVtrilt nt b1 Jtk structure lS completely lieated and cooled electncaL/y bmed wtlh federal and hx:al m the unemployment rate of the em! co chmnna • of t1 e Ap 1ulca, alt u r; unal (. ( m m ssw 11 11 e gove 1 nor lis ted the Natlr 1 t add1twn to the prwt presented to lJr Chrzstenser1 the I funds the tota l w11J amount to area He satd the drop m the 1 na speech prepared tor Ue/ we 1y at a me PI V of leaden al Hesourr('s Department a~ 1 ~lectnc Company gave anotiler framed prmt to Mrs Bev more than $1 btllton from 1963 28counly area \\as 2 per cent fJom280hwcountu~st.ak 1 gparL !nUeprogran heavy r ntn blor loth aJt e1ly Russell Llbranan for hu of/lee 1 he llUrary ts tl e to 1970 from the 59 figure of 1963 com Tl e wst of creM1 l!J JOb~ 1 a coal r n , ~n:se H~ :-; 01 rces povcrl\ effo 1 pounr:, ~!J m 1 lmgest all electnc mstal/atwrt It date m tlu~ Ga/l!pol!s area [ Tt e meetmg des1gned to pared to the siHtewide decline ts depleted or 1111wm ted s so ()rtcr• a~ 0 be 11 U: 0 wn 1c 1 on 11 0 Appalid r:l p lJf' 1 ll· and u.as constructed at a cost of $420 000 FormaL Jed1ca stimu late mterest m d"velop- l of 13 per cent Rhodes cren ted wl en r.orr pared u 1U Ut e tos J stm Ia 1 19 JOb~ 1 011 ano theJ tomp f'h-'d u 1h·r con tr tum ·~ sclteduled for Janum Y 16 ment and Jmplementalron of the I h1nng cHmpa gns for new ami Wlth a suj f!c1t nt econon c 1J p tra r "~ II e 1 1, ,,'I /led and 1JOr or ,,u€' 1gn s1ncc Ja1r u y drtve lo provide JObs and sta expandmg mdustnes m lht.: Area buiLdmg a h ghu:ay so t1 ( y w t get to 1/io ~e JOb); 1 e swd 1963 ------ PRES! WASIUNG'l'tJN dent Johnson will go to Con gres1 after It resumes sess10n next week for a whopping $13 billion m extra funds te finance the war m V1et Nam durmg lhe current fiScal year Th1s amount is far larger than has been mentwned m the pa!:it for Johnson s planned supple mental defense appropnat1on request for the ftscal year ending June 3t) It w•ll raise to tal mllltary appropraltons for thts fiScal year to well above $62 hllhon - the highest 1Igu1e smce World War II LOS ANGEl ES - REPUBU can Ronald Rea_gan an old lim :~% u;!u~~~":~~~ a:;:~z~ma Vital Agenda Arranged for ~~ ,':,;po~:t ~:~~:r stat~ January 1Oth Noon Meeting r;:urth~~;.~:;:~~~/~fh~~ 110 :~~~~.~;~ a;:at~:c~~~~~~ :.:: --- -- ---- Werry Promises Good Show pai:C~.:~y R~::::;sc~~~:ss~:O :~.::nh~~~:;p~~~~.:~%~~~~~ were at the conference 1:1long The tlurd ann11al Me1gs C<>un Jayrf!-fs are sponsormg the lam of gPitm~ a seat a!\ tilt' An agenda of VItal Interest to all con~.:erned Is planned With John L Sweeney ro ctnur !y Jumor M1ss Pageant prom event pageant last , e;.~r WJ S a com Reagan h M f=ally Tuan Ifor the forthcommg lunche<m meelmg of the Pomeroy and man of the comnuss10n Rhodes 1ses a great program Sunday In addt!JOn to the pmse and I pltte se ll out nouncniedht 18f cath Racyb es Middleport Chambers of Commerce together w•th the Com traduced Sweeney and ad I n•gi1t Jan 16 o•r'-' ~ 1 or Ra1Ph appearance and ph\ SJcat 1 lnf'ss The ronte-; m1 s votll comf)t'!e da Y g or e ep u11can mumty Improvement CorporatiOn on Tan 10 at noon m _ ~ Werry sat d today 1hc H. con d!VIsions of the pageant each for thf:' tneted Jumor Mi ss t nommatiiJJI. as Caltforma gover testants Jepresrn\Jng tte ft\e oontestart will present a three tie a ~200 scholarship and a nor 1n the I taIes J une 1 pr the pariSh house of t he (,Iaee EpiScopal Church m Porn mary ero) county h1gh schools ha\t~ lJe en mmu!.f dsplay of talent mak rhanre o pmt1rpate 111 !It> C I C Pres1deot B1l1 Chtlds confernng w1th Chan1ber through two rehearsals prar mg for a hzghly en te tarnmg oh 10 JuniOr M ss Pageant and BONN _ THE I!XTRAORDI PreSidents Jack Carsey of P~meroy and Jack Welsh M•d I ucmg the" 1outmes m the pb) vanety show perhaps Jhe Amcncan JuniO Do D Alt dleport sa1d the goal of the meetmg JS to mform the ill .:1t fltness pmse or.d ~ppcar Advance uckets for thl" pag Mrss Page<>nl ~arr a nee dl\iJSJOns we 1re 1 con 1l ean t a t 11 for adu1to;; an d 75 cents ,. ~ Jll8ll years lwdnt 88 ay eFr orme 1 members of these orgamzat10ns and to enlist thetr act1ve Mnl'H "rll be pro\Jded by 00 0 er cooperation m solvmg our d t th h f d Chancellor Konrall Adenauer bl to be ca lled to make specifiC Itle~ en at t s yeaJ ::1 pageant or stu ens Will go on sale the -\11 Count) Junior MISS received the homage of a common pro ems u Will surpass the prevwus pag soo~ Tickets at the door wtll orchestra under the dJrertzun grateful nation for lead!~ West A fad sheet' on Mel'S plans I rants as ~ great deal moJ e be $1 25 and $1 of Rohrrt Garnfr ~. d t d g lo msur a I end to the meet COLUMBUS (UP I) - Gov work IS gong mto II e stagzng I 'There will be no reserve sPat s The pageant \\Ill be staged " 1 ed county JUst completed by lJthe mg hY 1 15 P m dJscu-.'wln on I James A Rhod es s81 d Tu es de Y and productwn of the IJageant I but persons <II e urged to bu) the Mzdd Pport High srhoo au 1 .,.,rmany feat t pe rom JSas rous t 0al taceb tprospert Y an lnsll tute for Regrona 1 e the report!:! w 11 have a time that 24 out of the 28 counties Ill sa1d Werry I he Meigs Counl\i advance tickets to make re 1 S1 11 Purk r R tlmd id O t 1 po111C I a t I y velopment wrll be dJstrrb ued I mit but mf me~ I dJ~ ussion Ohto ~ App.alach•a arera have no tlnn um Jal uan 16th at 8 p n Wa5 1965 )I nor \1 s Thousands of gifts and let as w1ll san ple copies of tne m:ly tont II~~ aftf r t lroun a1rport facJht1es or none that ! I ters of congratulatiOns poured m extenSIVe lpdustn<Jl Sil LS bro mrnt The cup and sa nlwlrl I buslll""SS t}pe aircraft can use 1 be dead lint.> for t'ntumts In 11 from all over the natJOn for chure recent!) published for buffet ¥odl !'Jp Laff'r!:d hy How !he ~o\crnor m report on l Tht Darly Sentmels 1<1rsl the 'Okt Man who contmue.-, the area ers rrstnu''"t pllans and expenditures for the Baby of the \ear Contest 1!1 0 10 Appelachta counties sa1d ncar and no ofhclal rntrtes I to act as though he were st11l A report on msmouhon pi ns If well rC' f' ved s 1ch JOinl ln his prune for these twu ztems ~All be me('tJngs \\Ill become r"'gui.'Jr the ~re'<J W<lS m desperate teed had bet>n rrcelved ut noon made by Mr Childs ami pros po~stbly on a ouartcrly bi..l b of arrport faclhties today 1 NEW YORK - A TEACH pects for new Industry m the The next meetwg would be A httle closer look wtll show l>t'adhne for t>nlrws to bf ers strike at St Johns Um county to date will be summ(jr held m Mrrld l!Jurt In tht.> con 1 th~t m all of the southeastern [ submitted to the (}aJJy Sentr 1 vers1ty, largest Roman Catho J1zed by Bill Grllf!ser ference room of the Cn!umbus ~~~ soulthern P lft of Ohio we nel togrther With a dottor 5 lie umverstty m the na\JOn went (In Ids w1H also supply the and Sou!l e 1 (JhJO ElcciJ c rom avde on Y twtJ good all weather tt SAIGON {UP I) - Communi st VIr! f'ong today shot down lnto ltS serond day tOday latest stle mformatwn .a nd pany ::.~.sur 1ace auports Hhod"s report IS T ursday hw 7 a mammoth U S Alm V fh•ng cam· h llfopter whr le ll Pr PI F:ASA NT -Hend r University offtctals said Tues progress on the propose< co un Member~ of the J'lnJO C of """' S ! One unoffJual entry Ita~ been was ferrying ammumtwn to the Vrt uan rq Central I!Jgt d th t k b be f I Jnose wt>re CIO!o Count} at l &ubmJttrd It was reporlld to I lands killing the ftve AnJentans aboard l S troop~ In Sin Mavlr H_;bert PIY.t'l<; Rl ay e srt e y mem rs o ty atrport A report on lhe iC halic 'Wt1 mvrted and oth r Portsmouth and Ohto Un day A baby g1rl was born~~~ the same a~ra tap!UJt>d and buJned it ( 1 1 umst ba se nounu>d dUJmg the towr r t 1 the AFLCIO Umted FederatiOn situation of new ht~hv.aycon znterf'stf'a p 1 Lns an1 al~o Slty Alrpmt at Athens He ;:1~ Mr and Mrs Harold Norns camp 1 lllleltmg ttat 1l ~n \o\( e tl Contmued on page it) structton IS expected [Jum welcone the Zanesvlle and New Ph1la Pagctown on January% at I A l r S spokesman said the $6-1 n1llton twtn turhne df'rl'.n to lave lhe 0 ""n s \ Rep Ralph \\elker I delphra arrports have served I tO am arcordlnl( to re airc1a!t called a skvctane v,.as IJu ng before It uashed age tatr~d bv pJelmt' u 1 r An 'mSJde story' on the their areas well durmg the pa>t porto Tbe father of thr young and that tt apparentlv was the 'ICI "' ,r I ommumst ground Sh•dlr bl dgr P nl r I s secrecy surroundtng the plan I severa l years srer accordJDg to rrports de f1re It was one of onlv s•x 111 ex1stenre Ammunrt1on aboard ar el 1 rra mg 11 m d 1 r ned Ohlo State pemtenhary will The governor said that 19 out livered lhe chJid hnm;elf and exploded for hours afterwa rd ple'>l:'nt Ill{ any resLue rf eonstru lion of le LJf'l St'V.ilge come from Attorney Fred Crow ollhr 24 counlles eligible m the then a MJddlepon phySJqan forts treatment plant •h •h ' b u Jr and a representatJVf' fr:'llll Appalachtan area had sub- I was summontd p1rlll \ ('0 11 lrHtf'rilnd p I lhe new manageme\of the mJttct.lletters of mtent or preUNITED NATIONS N y ~UPJf US Ambassador Ar of u n1en •on among !h'l d ~~uo Meigs County Water mpany l F1re of an unaetermmed on hmmarv) appllcatmn statmg "' o/ th ur J Goldb erg spear 1wa d mg t 11e admm1stratwn s peace Citize n~ sl on ;md an H r penod A qur IS expected to answer quenes I gtn routed a Kanauga family they WIShed to parltcipate .n I offenSIVe today took the U'll quest for VJet Nam peace Mrs Dwight Haley R D regardmg p< S!l tble pub c own of eight earlv th•s mornmg and the airport program I talks to the U N Secunty follow t>d !he I IH)Or s ann nt t' ersllip drd extens ive damage to the He S<.tid one airport proJect Council ment as a large ~ oup of 1 r Middleport has been announc A t l f I II h I d b IJkrb, rn Washmgtfln that tlw esi"d "l•z• n· ··tl"nded lh• ' n for Goldberg planned to subnltl Un1\t d Stat('s would rt>gard thrs c 1'- !fJPelllg • ~du e • 1 the 'st· \~ ge ed wmner of the $500 cash a f Mgrea ddl er roe II orb t l VI age ted small one ~tory frame resJden( e I as a I i 1a \1 d eenh submitted 1.. o I epor Wl e rel1ues Some of the content ~ of the approve~ un er t e Appatt~Chlan wr~tten repo 1t on the dtploma s the 1 1 d th h ward m th e M1ddl eport Mere h b R Cha L H a na 1-\or on e su Ji:'tt pial 1 1<: UP A Irman 11 eon house were saved No estimate Thegwra 1 f 0 eve1opment ct t1c •n•ltative set 1n mut1011 by rrom 11 e c ommums ts N0 srnn y ega11:'! CC 1 D S h I 77 f P t The council altf2'nJed to o er .way d ants Christmas Glv. ar m h.1s reR_ort on th1s sum or damage W'ds readily 11Va1la at was or Zanesville A1rport ar r IS er o or s President Johnson then prom 1ar ,,ulrfl.' t rejeC t ron 1las 1Jeen roii(Ine nJal oro Including a Promotion mer proJeCt and a mee Img IS ble at press t1me I (o serve Muskmgum coun1y fur mou th owner of th e 1100 acre d t t th • .~ '" Dale Dutton merchant chatr C:alhpohs volunteer flremt'll $!41420 trnct of land bemg constd"red i JSe1 f o mdee WI repodeoJ, I rerf'IVPd through llurd party prOial of a plan tl a I d... t man said Tuesday a rrux up' answeJed the alaJm at 7 36 a for the proposed new sectton n ~rmeh :o~ces sal r'rllr Contmued on page 9) mg<: lfl thP tov.n ot Hrnder tl In tickets caused a delay be-0 ' Ill today to the residence of F "'~ ""'-~• of the Oh 0 Stale pemtenttary son c"unhrctme e peakce!\t{ ~n be lf'qllllt"d to ha\e thrtr g I f fore "' .,al decision of the Winsive IS as wee o ow n I b d h k rl b aer • • "'ached Russell Johnson 504 Second Sl C(l!.VELAND (UPH -Sub has passed &way mformatlon gJven Goldberg bv age an tra I If' ~" ur y Mr saiQ manv more Kanauga and were later JOined urban Shaker HNgbls ODf of Mr a butcher by <nplomats from both Sides of l I the samtalton t ( k 01 1 dts tHets were iss'Jed than antiC! by • tank truck o! the Pt Plea the nrhe•t communltl<s ID lbt trade reporledlyd Ied Sunday the lfOn curtain that a pause m • • poseo r l( hem "l hout ant volunteer fire department Uozted States plans to apply at Portsmouth U S b b g 01 C I burmng Tomorrow's appearan ce In IJ 0hnson hIS WI fe a od SIX chI1 for federal anti poverty fund8 om Nam m was ommurHs Attending the n•• t 11no 'lo"" Pated It was therefore neces Efforts were rna de today to North Viet the k !'- ~~ aary to order more tickets Ashland Ky on Gol dand F1z dren were sleeplng when the for use v.ltbm ib scbool sy )earn 1f the death of Mr Sch1s- to negohahons t"j day mght were Mavm Po\1- c>r~ Some of the newly tssuffl tick dale noted duo-pllmsts has blaze broke out All made t item ler Will affect the con3tderatJon Recorder Leonard s~rgrnt Ll1 d. ets however, bad duplicate oeen cancelled accordmg to an safely from tbe burmng struc The suburbs board of oou- bemg gwen byt he state to pur council memtxrs <\ILlt.: ~<>e numbor• and were of a differ announcOIIlent made today by ture calion voled Tueoday olgbt 10 ch3se the Site along Rt 23 near WASHINGTON (UPI\- Hopes Effie Roach l onr au H •ki) ent color facts generally unn11t Walter Gates preSident of the lry to get federal money to Lucasville Murhn A Jams for early progress 1oward peace I PIITSRURr.H (UP! 1 Th and Dreama Ae ker leed by all Ashland Commumty Concert STOHART llLEC'IED aid 111 youngolen m the sy director of the State Departt m V~et Nam appeared todaY to U s Stt'<'l ~orp toda -alt' Veter,ns M•niOrlal Hnsp lal Mrs Haley having the cor Assoc1atwn Joe Stobart Racme was I stem it says are from famlhes ment of Mental Hyg1ene and I have been dealt a damagmg- oount'f'il 8 selecttn' Y IDAdmJ!i~titRS - Peter H b n rect number, took her ticket to Mr Gathtes Trin ,~ontactmg efh elected president of the South either on relief or earoin« be CorrectiOn however was report though not necessartly fat.~~l - crea!le of about $2: 75 8 ton son R::~cme Pln.:ll1s I ustrr Werner I Radio but It was cta1s of e 1~ounty Concert ern Local School DIStnct Bnard low 12 001 a year Shaker ed m Washmgton D C and blow by Hanm s first d1rect 1 lh 1 1 Middleport ""a! Pr drl \1 ; 1 th oug ht thf ticket was th e Associat1on expressed hIs re- of Educatton Monday mght at Heights bas a mediua family could not be reached n I" pr res o strurtura -' I' reaction 10 the U S bombmg t 1 5h dleport Earl Donovan hH 1e wrong color gret at the eance\laUon of the the high aehool 1ocome ot Ill 000 a year pause • eeTb apes 1 t F Ida Mr D 1 e 1ncrease was about one Ronald Rryno\ds Pomrn uoen as r y, utton entue January aehedule of the Stobart a pootal department on• of the highest lo tbe couo SQUAD Gl\ I!S AID 1 The North VIetnan~ese For hall of that anoounced laot FranciS .Jouglas \\banv tald after the person ,havmg arUsts beCause of tllness He employee succeeds John Ftsh try Marshall Secov Coolvlll• 01gn Mtmstry m a tough •tate [ week by Bethlehem Steel DJScbarg" _ E:arl 001 <y, the correct color ticket failed assured the Trt-County Assoc~a er Harry Htll Letart Falls was \JNC$,1 1>'>'1 ~~il'twt'f!'~¥~ was taken to Veh::rans Memor ment broadca!!l by Hanm Pa Corp The Johnson admlnistn Pomeroy tda Bachner ;\\lddleto elalrn the cash award lt t10n that advance not•ce would named v1ce president and Paul Mez:s Geu~rat Hospttal 1al hosp1tal at 1 lS p m TuE'P. d1e Tuesday labeled the sus .. t 10 n had attacked the Belble- port George Conde M1ddle.. was agreed te present the $500 be g.~ven tf another date ts set Beegle remams clerk Others Admassloot~ - ?aul Casc1 day by Pomc oy emergencv pens10n or U S a1r attacks bern JD('rease 81 unnecessary port Helene i\:dson ~vhddleto Mrs Haley Mr Dutton said lor the artiSts attendmg were new members Middleport Jasper Hart Le SI[Uodmen nfter he bad fallen trtck' to further what 11 call and Infla!lonary port Paul Sm u, Pomerov, Mabel Swan on the sidewalk m lront of M d- ed • a deceptive peace cam u s Steel's tncreaoe ap. Byron Jay p010eroy Dan llello the decision to award tho mon Ashland and the Trl • County Howard Ervm and Ohs McChn tart W Va , 11 to Mrs Haley wu reached IAssn have reciprocity member tock Hill was also elected m 1 Langsville west Steel East )lfalo st Secoy paign ' 11.,.red to 1ae dealped ao die Portland Ctarence MeDa"' tn a vote o1 the merchants shlp1 November Dloebar&.. None was treated and reloased. It wu co115lderecl blghly go. ..,mprvm11t. 1e1a, New Haven 1964 I 24 counti"es Lack Airport Faci•1• • 1 IOU W I d or an Peace c·mnt Flymg . Crane Downed . t Cong, K"ll" By V1e 1 mg F"1ve 1 Shadle Bridge 1 Pipeline" ill Solve Problem 1 FI"re RouteS Fami"} y0 £8 Mrs. Haley Is Wl"nner Of $500 Owner of Pen S•'te •"s Dead I L G }d Fizda}e ~n Cancelled out I II us SteeI Stht~lu I I I JOins • price • u.·ke Parade � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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