https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0d2119db539f13d2974002e246b266c.pdf fd38d20d9e06cfa520e4208347c6ff94 PDF Text Text . . . . . ' . .. - . . . . . .. . ....... ~ \ ' · ~]; I Ernest C<lvert former resident ed eboard the U. S Arctm:,• Mason W. Va : Rev. Harold of Middleport, She " a II ra I based at Norfolk for the pr . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10, 19~ I be learned' and ~n~ m~st. ~·~I Holme~. Loudenvtlle: ReV, • grade leache; in the Sunbury enl. Ch h nd Miss JoyI m the grace an na. e ' Odell Manley and Rev. 0. H. ; El I School wbere she David es er a Chnsl. One dares not remam , Carl MlddteP,rt; Rev. Chester emen ·~for five years. Mr. ce Morrow of Mount Ple~san~ as stunted chnslians, but must Lemley and Rev Herbert ha~ v man and son John· Iowa, spent the Ne wYear s hoi· t' I : altam thelf higher graces Grate Rutland· Rev Donald an ~d r~n Sunbury They iday weekend with his parents, 0 riS IOnS through study and prayer. A; F I i es for Mrs Ed· Bnekles Rev.' E~gene Gill, ' ny, res~~ates of Middleport Mr. aDd Mrs. Harry Chesher. '·You can be a ~'mer C'~ns-lthe church. story, "Mrs. McGregor-Spec-, uAner~dser;r~ held fro~ the iRev Cl;de P. Hinton and Rev Mr and Mrs. Harold George aH~eglgr~hool Keith Morgan, Ohio Umkverdi f th I " was r~ad which stresses na rno w . R E Le d Brent 1 • . sity student en 1 ttan'' was the tuple of the uevo-, following a prayer or e1a • d l th 1Ewmg Chapel Mondav, Janu- Mel Steele, Pomemy; ev · and sons, Hr1an e an R' Grande . • spent t Mthe wee nd Mn 0 3 or ers. . 'th the Rev M. c Lan- ' E Cox or GaUtpolis; Rev Ed· of Gal\ipohs vistted over the Dennis Saelens, lit with bts paren !1, r. · 1 0 MatthPw 7 New Year Mrs. Neutzling read , what one can \'~ns ~··;~'2 'te~' b~ Mrs. Ben Ithe favonle symphony for the Mrs. Henry Reifbelh pr~Side~t· l ary,.:· ~~stor of th." Na~rene l w~rd G'nndley, Columbus; Rev weekend •ilh her parents. Mr. College stu.dent,, spent I t~e Roger Morgan and daughter, ~eu~~~ng "'.hen Ihe Happv Huh month "Thts is Life." lt was was m c1arge ot t ne th~st~o~~~l ~~r~h of Carey and the Rev I 0. G. McKinney, Charleston and Mrs. L. W. McComas. weekend ~~h 1~s sP:f:s s, . Kathy. \lestrrs ci,Jss of Ferkratf'd hruught out that there are ma~y , ~:s~~~~r fo;e~~~~w~y into pas- Wilh::Jm C. Thorpe of the Syra- ~ W Va. I The Ri!v Marvin E Oowson, and Mrs. R:t!rt :wans~n has Mrs. William Robson return· churt h mt>t Fndav evenmg <::~l nf the fme chnstian vrrtues ~ l to~'s study was gtv'?n by Mrs. cuse Nazarene church ofhctat- Coming from out-of-town were pastor of. Heath .Melho(hst ~a:e:n to his base at Nor-ed Saturday from Lima where p 11. B. Weed: A report on the vel- mg . . Rev and Mrs P. 0. Household- Church, " at Lakeside, OhiO, ;~l~.r Va. after spending sev<ral she spent the holiday sea:o: CLIP THIS YALUAILI eou ON vet which the class IS purchas- Special muSIC was proVIded er and Mrs. Wavelene R VoriS, where be IS attending a study days here with hiS parents, Mr. With her son: Mr and ~am,AV C ing for choir chatrs was g1ven lby Mrs. Claude Cunnmgham. Logan, Rev and Mrs Harold .session of st John's Gospel led and Mrs. Carroll Swanson and~~hfford Cunnmgham and " ' (;;... by Mrs. Neutzhng organiSt, and Mr. and Mrs Holmes. LoudenVIIie; Mr. and Iby the BIShop. daughter , Sylvia He is station- lly. l AV Chairman for serving dinners Bob Slf'wart Mrs. Earl Richards and famtl M J hn Fultz and Ml to Lwns club wcr named andl Bullal was in Beech Grove ily, Rev. and Mrs Edward Mr. an _rs. o include January 12, Mtss Lena , cemetery and pallbearers we_re Grmdley and Mrs. Merrill Tea-~ children, Amta_ and Marc, •OOD MONDAY AND TUISIIAT ONLTI Gruese~; January 191 Mrs. Phil Homer Radford, Fred Goeglem, tino, Columbus; Rev. and M~s ited recently m d Mr s Meinhart· January 26, Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Thomas Scoll, M. C. Larimore, Carey; Major with her sister, Mr. an II TRY COL. SANDERS' • Louis Rdibel and February 2, Harold !Jiaekston, Hoy Smith and Mrs. Chesler Rice, Atlanta, Harold Vogelsong and ram y. Mrs. Clara 'Karr, Mrs. Bentz and George Wagner. Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. William Wal- Mrs. Edgar Allensworth Wolfe and Mrs. L1llle Hauck. Honorary p::11lbcarers were ker, Colombia, S. A: Mr. and returned from Alexandria, Va The group sang, Happy Birth· Rev P. Householder of Lo- Mrs Jack Richards, KnoxvJlle, where . she spent the h~!~~~~~ !I doy to M1ss Lena Grueser gan; Rev. Douglas ~trcle, Rev. Tenn .; Mr. and Mrs. JOhn wtth her daughter and j whose birthday is th1s month. Mmns Wolfe, Rev. Guy~. S_ay- Burnell, Parkersburg: W. V-1 Lt. CoL and Mrs. James Har- ' A contnbutton was made to Ut-e r-e and Rev. Edward Gn_ff:th. ~h s L. C. Somerville, Mr Linger and children. Leonard Wood Memonal. The Racme; Rev. Ed1son Wea\er, and Mrs. Jack FoYwler and chJI$4.95 Ice Buckets Sale $ 3 •00 Women's GUlld meetmg and -- -- - dren. Dr. Edna Gettles and Ott Mr and Mrs. Joh": Vroman $2.98 Paper Dispensers Sale $ 2 ·00 shower was announced for Tucs- Shirley, Pt Pleasant; David have learned that the1r daugh$1.S9 Figurines Sale SOc WOMENS day, January 18, at 7·30 p m.. : Chapman, Belle; Rev and Mrs. 1ter-in-law. Mrs. John Vroman Mrs Phil Williamson thanked o. D. Mc~(nney and Mrs. Glen (lhe former Vera Covert of Mid$1.09 Figurines Sale SOc the class for flowers sent her , Cundiff, ch.arleston, w Va; Mr I dleport) was recently mstalled Feather Light $1.00 China Cups and Saucers - Sale SOc wh1le 1ll. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and as Noble Grand of Zoar Sale SOc Washable White Leather 1 Games were played dun~g Jarnce and Charlotte Ann, Mr lah Lodge_ No 887 at the I 0.0: $1.00 Vases ::::...~---the sonol hour and pnzes a- and Mrs. Stephen Elholt, Mr F Hall m Galena Mrs Vro I $1.59 Vases Sale 8.0c v.arded to Mrs. Amanda Kas- and Mrs Tom Thomasson, Mr man lS the daughter of Mr. $1.49 Money Banks Sale 75c par. Mrs I B. Weed and Mrs i and Mrs·. George Rogers, Mr. NARROW - MEDIUM LaMt.>fwe Lanmng A salad and Mrs. William Lucas and $2.49 Money Banks Sale $1.2S WIDE 1\ IDTHS course \\,'I.S ser\'ed by Mrs Dale 1daughters. Mrs. Dave Brown, $1.95 Ash Trays Sale $1.00 Smnh and Mr~ Cleland Hmes Mrs Dannv Grose and daugh1 H,,;;trsses for the Februar~' te-rs, and Mrs Kermit Sheets, awallatJII at $5.95 Salad Sets Sale $ 4 -00 m"'f'1ln2 \\ dl be Mrs LoUl~ Rei all of Rand W. Va. I $4.95 Spaghetti Sets Sale $3.00 l'k,, ana Mrs Phil Memhal't, : Mrs Forr~st Jacobs and Mr . . "' 'h ~lr> I B 1\'eed "' devn- nd Mrs T .E Reynolds Mar ISSIOn $2.95 Parrot Planters Sale $1.50 POMEROY, 0 . 1 1,. der and Mrs. B e n a · · ' DI tu,n:l. t•• program leader met, W. Va; Mr. and Mrs I NEW HAVEN- Durmg the $5.95 Parrot Planters Sale $3.00 Middleport, 0. VALUABLE COUPON \E"ut.1l mg. · A. Bve1 s1 Mr. and Mrs Frank 4-C •·Faith For Today" mtsston 1 $3.95 Bird Figurine Sets Sale $2.50 Porter, ~r and Mrs Alvm to be held at 7 30 p m Jan. 9 $3.95 Chicken Figurine Sets _ Sale $2.50 Lusk Mrs HobPr! Caldwell. Mrs , 13th at the New Haven ' .':; Clarence J Waugh, Rev, Hugh- Church the fol lowing groups $1 .00 Planters Sale SOc ey Jotws, He\i E. E. Cox, Mr will provide special music: $1.00 Ash Trays Sale SOc and Mrs. John L. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Han y K. M11ls, Mr. Sunday night, New Haven $39.9S Dinner Sets Sale $25.00 and Mrs Howard Neal, Mrs. EUB Youth Choir and Brother Sale $6.00 Dale Russell and Mary Jane. hood Quintet. , $8.95 Kitchen Tool Sets Sale $5.Q9 Mrs Harold Swmdler. Mrs. M. l Monday night· Baclel EUB I $6.95 Carving Sets T Epling, Mrs Mary Llppen- ' Church ChOir and a solo by I $2 .95 - 4 Pc. Serving Sets _ Sale $2.00 colt \1r and Mrs. Alfred Arn- 1J h 11 ff ' old ' joh.n and Mtles Ep!mg, I 0 n man. ] $4.95 Casseroles _ Sale $3.00 Dr.' and Mrs. H B. Thomas, Tuesday night · Children'< $2.50 Pie Plates Sale $1.75 Mr and Mrs. Btll Joe Evans, Chorr from New Haven EUE> $3.95 Bird Plaques "" Sale $2.50 Beverly and JHckte Bennett, 1Church and the Bumgarner Mr and Mrs. Raymond Gooch, Gtrls Trio. $6.95 Steak Knife Sale $5.00 Mrs Monroe Gatewood M r s. , Sale $2.00 Bertie While, Mrs. Jam" R.l Wednesday mght·_ New Hav- , $2.95 Floral Gilham, all of GallipoliS en EUB Adult Cho1r a~d duel $4.95 Floral Centerpieces _ Sale $3.00 , Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart by Carl and Gerry Gibbs. I $6.29 Floral Centerpieces Sale $4.00 and Gary, Rev. Edison Weaver, Thursday night· Bachtel and ' CONDENSED $6.95 Floral Centerpiece!!-_ Sale $4.50 Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. J A New Haven Combined Ch01rs, 5 Stewart, and Mr. and M r and a solo by Reev. John Camp$9.95 Floral Centerpieces _ Sale $6.00 Marmte McMillian, Mason, W bell, the guest mtsstoner. SOc Boys Trouser Creasers _ Sale 25c pr. va.; "\1r. and Mrs . Manon Dmgy, Mrs. Melvm Knapp, Mr.l John Hoffman will serve as and MIS. Hobert Kirby, Mr song leader, Ethel R1ddle 83 and Mrs Thomas Gnnstead, pianist, and alternating as orMr. and Mrs Walter Grinste•d. Igamsts w11l be Judy Hoffman. : Mrs ~'red Rou;h, Mr and Mrs Sherry Flesher and L~ah Ann 1William Folmer and Jack Stew- Mtller. The Rev. Martm Bens- ~ $ 844 ~"i"i 81 ('J ~ h ~t1 1 d 11111.' lt om !Ltnk:; . ...... · · art, all of New Ha'-' en, W. Va. ford IS pastor. Everyone lS. I I ~ ~;U\t-'11\lllt 1\' BtH1d ~ .••...•..... I 0'14 :lYO 19 1 Mrs Mary Aumiller, Mrs Vlled to attend these everung 3!lll,ll'i2 44 Ull1e1 Hund:-. Jlld St.'lllllttcs . ........ .. . Ma ry Kelly, MISs Betty Kelly, servJCes beginmng at 7:30p.m. ' Loans and Dl sLounts .... ..•..... 3 8!!2 .214 58 Mrs Wilham C. Gibbs, Hart37 ,906 04 B~nktng Huth~ ~lid r'qulptnl'nt ....•... ford w. Va : Mr and Mrs. Jer- 1 Theodore T Reed, Jr. 2 790 01 ry H1ll and family, Letart : Uthl-' l Ao.:~t.t" ......•.......•...••••• · J . Edward Foster - - --F•lls: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thereon Johnson 'J'U 1'\L ........................ $6,261,189 07 Chevalier. Tuppers Plams, Dr. Fred R Carsey, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean Fred Crow, Jr Chesler. Harold E. Sm1th I --C. Wavne SwiSher 125,000 00 Leslie F Fultz Cap1tal Slol'k ........ , ........... $ i Rennett-Ho/fman E Robert Schellhase 175,000 00 Surpllb .... · · · · · • · · · · · W eliding Announced 125,578.02 l ndiVl Ch'd Pruf 1ts and RL'Sl'nes I Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett ' of Ch(ton. w Va . are announc-[ 425,578 02 Theodore T. Reed, Jr. ing the marriage of thelf 10,000 00 Pres1dent R e'\H\'l' for DH.:i dt·ntl~ ter, Sandra Lou, to Mr. J Edward Foster B4,216 47 ht:.,er 've for Lnr-a1mt1 lilt' I est .. ..•..... Wilham Hoffman, son of Vice Prestdrnt & t:aBhler Hl{'hard F: Jone!l Dt-mand Depu-,t ts . . ..... ......••• • • 2.026,107 22 and Mrs. Robert Hoffman ol V1ce President 3,665,287.36 I tart , W. Va. Ti 11~e DepoSit• ............ , .. , ..... · ThPrcon Johnson The weddmg was solll'm'llzell :l V1re PrcsJdf'nt l'aul E Kloes TOTAL , , ...................... $6,261,189.07 "at Wise, Va, on Jenuary ~· I 1966 The new M". Hoffman IS AsSIStant Cashier ! a graduate of the Ohio School of CosmeU>logy and erated Sandy's Beauty Saloo Middleport. Mr. Hoffman is 1graduate of Marshell ~~~:·~~,i ll sity and is presently sl ' at the U.S. Naval Pre • Flight I School at Pensacola, Fla. Mn. Hoffman plans ID join her hus· ' band in Flonda. . Happy Harvester Class Devotlons . I'F' Ch . On TOpiC mer Held Services f or Mrs. Arno /d J 3d anuary r I Around And About Middleport "\ • at y :;g SPECIAL TUESD STORE-WIDE s I Elberfelds January aes ~Htutky med Cltit~fK~ 0. Bargains on the 1st Floor in Housewares lr-=-----=------., 1 I ' NURSES SHOE I Special Music To be Offered 1 Crow's Steak House D ' M' ' Uflng THE SHOE BOX DON'T TElL THE WHOLE STORY! I ° S~ 1 Centerpi~~eC I I Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center BOARD OF DIRECTORS and OFFICERS RESOURCES DIRECTORS LIABILITIES OFFICERS Make-your I ---- ~ror They can't. Total resources of more than $6,200,000 give a bank strength, but strength by itself is meaningless unless put to work. What counts is spirit ••. dedication to serving customers, whether they be corporations, governmental bodies, small businesses, farmers, or individuals. Financing creates iobs in industry, builds highways and schools. Banking serves a world of people in a world of ways. We're proud to be a part of it. I I - w - WED. & THURSDAY January 12-13 NOT OPEN FRIDAY lhrv TUESDAY Jan, 14-18 James Stewart in "SHENANDOAW' (Technicolor) James Stewart Doug McClure, Glenn Corbett, Palrick WayneJ. Katharine Ross, Rosemary r·orsytb, J a m e 1 Best, Phlllp 'Alfrod. Admission: 711e and 40c '" - - . . too. - - cMclt . . - - ·IIIIIRIII. )Ill ,.. II - D IOTCIIEII _ .. •- · ' • I to • - 04 - - ' D D BA1HIIOOitl --------- -- ----- ---- -_..,..,_.~~ - = ••-••---.. -I 0=~ a-• - Colorc~rtoonl _ _ -·-FII££- .. - D FAMILY ROOil D PORCH c srm. 8IDtN8 ~ '_"__--------------_-_-_-_-_-::_---:_-_-- c::..,. - .... ~:::.. --------, Pomeroy Cement Block Co•. The Department Store of Bulldlllg Since 1911 PHON& WY 2-3193 PGMEROY en tine "· - • r. -.. -. ~ .- Dewoted To The lnteretb 01 Tu VOL XVII NO, 223 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. MeiJ•·Mt~~ofl .' .4rea FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1966 OHIO Promise #.:~'Fisher Launches his 3 t I I I I J ·' ork ,""' ~;::~~Fsi~:1~:~:J sIXt • h Term as Mayor Creek Hlgb School at nearby Three times as much money - $8,000,000 - will be War, bas been ordered to contracted for htghway construction in Meigs County thia Huntington Stale Hospital for year than in the last mne years according to District 10 In mental examina&ion, Engmeer John Dowler The hey, from English, ad· Mr Dowler was speaking to the Pomeroy and Middleport the matched bls handwriting wltb Chambers of Commerce and the Community Improvement last week after autboritleo Corp (CICl m a pmt meeting. A sandwich buffet was matched b!o handwriting wilb Mayor John Lindsay or New Clerk Bailey, and councilmen tlve answer Zerkle's who afserved by Bowers' Restaurant m the parish house of Gra" the notes. Classeo were dis· York City, If he could, likely bad worked out the 1966 appro- lerward vo;ed to se;ve the Episcopal Church missed on both occa!lions. ''I woulcl jump to trade jobs with priation measure over the weeK· new mayor the best way he I Mr. Dowler ttemized the 1966 program for Meigs County JAK~RTA - INDONESIAN wanted ID get out of school,"' Mayor C. 0. FISher of Middle- end. Gibbons beaded the fi- can. I this way PreSident Sukarno today order- be oald. port. nance committee 00 the Job. Mr. Parmalee, Vaughan, andl The $2,800,000 Route 7 bypass contract will be awarded wdl show us where we Bailey remarked they ho"'"' to I F ''This I II A ed tJ.t- l' .puls10n o a ~en- m.;m'''¥WfMIW'JWW&;NMM'1lWJlmlf~'ili/iffl Mayor Lindsay Is presiding ~"""' eb. 8 wor k on tl te two-1ane I'1m11ed-access h1g hway, OD C"an rwe .m nerlomln dns1aeoh over 8,0001000 people, give or are heading financially," said serve well: four lane right-of-way, should begm promptly COli ' ' t..: n irom Indonesia. take a million or two in the the mayor. Mayor Fisher who completed -The larger $5,000,000 contract for F/)Ute 33, six mile• He C(lf1Jj1l.::uned ;tbout covera~e most serious lranspGrlation cri- He expressed c~fide~ that his fifth term as mayor in 19571 of four-lane expressway from here to Darwin, Wlli be let ol n 1 1, ~- ~a that appeared m ses in American h1story Ma - ~he D(!W council wJ!I discharge then returned this year for his JOEY STEPHENSON about the middle of the year,\ Amer,can megazines in gener· or Fisl1er began his stxth a~- lts duties and _com~limen~ed the sixth, praised Chief or Pollee 1).:-)wler sa1d Ch001ber presidents Jack Carsty al dliU lJ. S 1~ews and World mimstratmn m Middleport Mon- forme~ admmistratwn of Mayo_r Herb~rt Gilkey. Street foreman : Mr. Dowler praised the show and Jack Wel sh, stated that Hl' ;.,Ort and Newsweek Maga· day nig 1tt With obVIOUS seremty Ike Smith. The vote for presl- Dobbm Manley also received an of cooperatiOn in the JOint meet-1he repeatedly has tned to ol; z11 ," m particular. and good feeing. j dent of council drew tne nega- (Centinued on page 2 J mg. as wf'll as the famed horse- I tam an mspectiOn team from He Said he had warned the l and-buggy caravan to Columbus Columbus, as construction mUBl fu ·1 p1 e s that he would exThe new admmistration insome lime ago, stating that \ slart wittlln a year and a ha1! Racme village officials pell Amer:can newsmen If I [' t eludes Clerk Richard lla !ley, ' highway pr ojects are largely to reem• th• $100,000 131 tl ,, ' 1 not report properly m durmg the Irs who succeeded Gene Grat~. a response to such public gran now available. la st week !:It and lwo new councilmen, B F a dd, d that he was fed up 1 1 demand II A Meigs county "Fact Sheet" They were Parmalee, manager of the A&P Middleport council Monday retirement $6,780; Parking met~ " , J.tcs' 10 the u. s. Press. t le Mayor Charles , Clerk Siore, and R~ehord Vaughan, night approved 1966 appropria· er $5iill !purchase of end repall' , Little Joey Is off to the Ma- State Rep Ralph Welker, in : was d~<nbued a ht m•e~ng, "\SHINGTON _ c 0 N- Mae Cleland, Treasurer Har· A&P store butcher. They suc· tions providing for the spend- of meters only). 1rmes, the toughest and £lghtmg- a special report, sa1d the strong , :or:·er:e~:~p\e, copies of he rbs marked the second day of net NeJgl~::r and Council mern- ceeded Gene Barns and Roger ing of $160,668.94, Its highest in Fire truck , $538 94 (remaur- 1est branch of the U. S. Armed Metgs county vote for schooi J. e ", ve mdusnal ~~es ~~ l:l(·~ sesston today with high- hers Marie Roush, Albert Hill, Morga~ v..he dtd not file for history. der of the $2S,OOO bond issue Forces. consolidation resulted m an m-! Brochure. for use by orgarul 1b f on the Viet Nam Larry Wolfe and John 1\mgeH, reelectiOn. lor a new truck) creased allocation by the stale zalloill. and 'nd~>lduals 1n at· eve ~et!ng;. st 1 its huddles I Holdover eounelime• are However, $50,000 of the total S . p j Little Joey is David J. (Joey) of $1,900,000 for constructiOn oi l trac!in"g new mdustry tu tile 1 W<H an e Jr 0 Hill was named president of John Zerk le who was elected is m the newly created sanitary Wlmmmg 00 • " · 250 Stephenson youngest son of the new school buildings w1th area. on pohllral housekeephmdg.l d council aod John Wmgett, Mrs. preSident of eoune~l succeed Sewer fund, expected ID have Samtary Sewers, $50,000 !$22.- William R, Stephenson Sr additional Bid for archli•rtur-~ Cl ld I d '" t I ~~~ busmess was sc e u e In R h d A . F k were . ' • th h h d t th d 778 now on ~ d bout •28000 , , , . u s exp ame "'" trmo n ft P _ ous an VIce rec er mg another holdover, Wayne at, muc on an a e en •Kin • a. .., 1 Middleport, and Mrs. V1vian 1al work and ground survey. selected b· th 0 u 1 ttult elther House un ~ a er res I named to the Fmance comrmt· Gibbons, and Clifford Stumbo of tne year accumule.ted from expe~ted annually m rtonlals). Arnott, Columbus. S k he ed for R > ~ ,.I . ns I ill tdent Johnson elivers his ter Larry Wolfe. Jerry Gra- d G Bk ' sewer fee collections now m lns1de the Sanitary Sewer pea mg 0 ~ t propos egwn e\e opment w State-of-the-Umon message a 1 ham and Albert Hill were ap- anTl eorge a 'derh thetr second year The money is fund are these detailed appro- He also was Middleport High state pemtenhary, Attorney ~ receJve- the fact sheet Return · t ~esston .Wednes day mg · hl ' II!Jomted to the street comrmt- ed '"that mayor Sal Clerk e was Gra pleas- to be used in connection · · · Jom former with pnahom: Clerk $2,520, office school's 112 lb fullback three 1"r rt:•d Crow • J r , rev ·Jew ed off'IC-1I cards . r eo Iuesl 1~g th e Iu11 llr~ Sectetary of Stote Dean Rusk tee Le, construction and operation of al$2,500, printmg $1.0()(}; roiscel- years ago. Meigs chure w11l be answered by a 1ml cntlcJsms of the was ca lled .todaAyffto giCve th~ . h '1 I DI lagoon type sewerage. laneoos $13,780; PERS $200, As an MHS sophomore he county sd·,te - msubffie~fent hous.l eo~~ltlee of "Me~gs MaraudHouse Foreign airs ommt - [n ot er CO!IRCI actlv ty a e legal $5 000 and plant $25 000 t d 'th d' t' • . mg1 ma equate Ia or orce and ers 10 poor roads He presented argu·l Following a summary of retee a se s·;:on opemng bnefing Roush was appointed street The "normal" appropriation I ' ' · compe e WI IS 1_nctlon on world problems, with spedal commissioner for a two • year is slightly under tbat of 1965. ~e fSoutheaste~ ~hto. Football lrnents agamst the first two, and cent industnal mqutnes ~boul emrhasiS on V10t Nam. period: DaVId Cleland was apIt provide• for ~ on erence no , or 11 ' 190 to hoped the planned county a~r-1 the area by Jack Corsey, B1g 200 lb average hnes. proved as fire chief lor anothstrip would relieve the third I Bend Regatta Chairman Al-LeoSAIGON AMERIRCAN er year· purchase of two new General Fun~- keo;'~~~ ~· In the 1964 • 65 season, Joey's "Every day of delay in the nard outlined plans lor m1dgel troops operating along the tires fo~ the fire truck was apmayor $3 • 7~· c er $ ' ' ~ 0 csemor year; then up to ~. mam- governor"s announcement of auto races or ~ stmtlar atLam bod, !! border have uncov- proved · it was agreed BB guns ~~~ ·~· bull~~· ~·:x'· :~g~~ ' mouth ll6\2, he was pound the site works to our advant- tractiOn m the Middleport pari en'!d evidence that e Convnu- are noi to be used m the cor'f1' ' . ump , ~ ran for pound" the finest foot~all age," he saJd .. .sml"e It means on that June 10-12 week~ nd. 200 • miscellaneous $5,000, eonn15 J Nor111 Vietnamese ant1a1r-1 d ts b HA . !ESBURG, MISs. !UP!) player IS the league accordmg that the apparent good features Grace was offered for the ' pora 1IOn an paren WI 11 e - PreSident Johnson Monday tmgeneles $2 500 safety $19 · ' t h' h R be I \ hi I cr.1 :1 hattal10n hil.s mf1ltrated held nsponstble. asked that tb f 11 f 300 f ·1 $44 430 •: o IS coac . o r • s ey of the other major proposed more than 40 persons by Rev. th· :- . .u o m1htary spokesth J r ~ u resources 0 or a tota 0 1 He won all league d1stmct1on stte have not overndden our Rick Martm, coordmator of the • • .i today f! w" the Also, finances for 1966 were !he us Ice epartmenl be Safely (detBIIs of above In HUNTINGTON, W Va (UP[) two years. •ela1m" 1 1 , 1meetmg f 1. ~ , rv :i '•ce of the war. dtscussed; the "fly ash" prob- l t rown hm!o the. mveshgation °1lgenerai fund) · Chief of poi 1ce, A dele.gatto~ of Negroes_ asked So Joey is _]oining the' Marines, I The a1rstnp has rece1ved; Ltvely discussion, which "1 e ~" ' esm-.1n said the lem from Ph1hp Sporn plant he mg trider hrebombmg slay- [$4 200 other police $10 ooo· City Council Monday mght to and thus like brothers. Bob state approve I on two possi- punctuated the reports cont1nCo1 , , e, known as the , was talked over, and the com~ mg ~f promment Neg r 0 1cr~is~r $1,000; gasoline $ooo', take positive action to meet Don, and John, he did not wait ble Iocat10ns, and now awaits ued long after adJourn~e-nt. H-13 .1 1· ' rL"raft umt, was pany will be contacted by ~1ay- merkcerant and ctvJI Tights m1scellanCQuS $2,000. radio $100, j ''the' race. prob!em~' and to lobe drafted only Federal Avration Admtms·l Unammous approval was give'· ,, 1 ''· ,h 18 heavy guns or Pyles: a new dump was ba~h PERS $1.100, Total $19,300 launch an mvestigatton of recent Bob has served ftve year~ trahon on-s1te approval before en to holdmg quarterlY Jmnt en -...· h1l' fl shootmg down d1,..cussed; three council mem- 5 tdeath of Vernon Dahmer • (PERS is public employes re-- 1charges of police brutality in the Navy as a medtcal COl ps- the land may bf' purchased and , meetings The next will be 8 fr ntt.'r pla nes and ]el bomben. hers asked to contact County lb · ae Mof~day dfrom fatalltirement system). ~spokesman for the group man. Don, now home on leave, constructton begin, eccording to' Mondey, April 18, in the conT il ~ ,,, , I•' O are effect1ve ~- Rep. Ralph Welker to meet at burns3~et 0 8N emonstratlon Cemetery fund Office $50 sa1d the Negro community was goes Jan. 2.3 to Bambridge, Md , C I C President 81!1 Childs ference room of the Columbu~ g- 1nst troop - carrytng hehcop- his convenience with cttlze ns 1 Y h d angrtyh egroeths whdo l=ployes •• 200 tools and equ1·p' disturbed because Council had to complete training as a Navy Childs, who wa!-l chairman uf, and Southern Ohto Electric: Co , marc e on e cour ouse an u:u ""' ' • t 1 ed · · · · ' ters. about posSibl< relocatiOn of tile d dd t h' $200 clerk '600· Ml and Sup no P ac recent bruwhty , postman. John was d1seharged the meet1ng 1n cooperation w1lh Middleport. 1 eman e acton ~:~gams ts $100 •, mi. eqUip " $100, • ·misc. $150,· charges on lh • dis cusSion · agen- 1ast Ju 1y ofter serving · - - - - · - - - - - -- - - - highway behind the Harry 'Viii- al!aekers three WASHINGTON - A PEACE ford property: street commis- Atty Gen Nicholas Katzen- sexwn $600 and PERS $300, : da. years in the Army. """""'""'""'" · "''"""'"'"''·• bh del1v~red at a fa~ · to- sioner was given permission to bach satd the President "ex- total $5,300 \ Local Negro group!~ have Joey leaves Feb 2 for Fort Meigs Count} Auditor Gorface meetmg between d1plomals h1re help to clean leaves 'rom pressed to me hiS deep concern Fire eqUipment fund, $3,610. charged pollee used .unnecessary Ha)es and will fly to San Diego, don H. Caldwell said today from th~ Umted States and Iditches and secure sewer cov· over the tradegy " and asked Planning commtss1on, $3,000.1 force m quelh~g a ftght between calif, for boot training. tl!e deadline for purcbasiog North Vtet Nam has ~o far ers, and Harry Curtis was nam- the full r~sources 'of the Justice Street Maintenance : Supervi- Negre and whne teen-agers earjunk yard licenSf's at hls eourt!ailed to spark any offlc18l re- Ied to serve on the board of Department be employed in the sion 14,100, employes $7,500; ly New Year's D~y_. house oflice is Feb. I. Prev\ P ,. . r:om . the Communists, public affa1rs with S. H. Ervm Investigation Iequip. $10,000; mamtenance The gr~up spectflc~lly asked ou11 boldns or li~oses are re-~ . admmlstrnhon sources SBid iand Gilbert Hart. Although so badly burned eqwp $1,200: miScellaneous lmmed1ale s~spenswn of the quired to P•Y $10, and the The Stale H1ghway Patrol reto~•Y that he died severo! hours later ~100: Trartic lights $200: street three pohce ofl~eers accused of .,.,t8 tor tbose buying new ported today cars_ dnven by I. as diSclosed M0 n d a Y from the fife touched off by a repair by eontr•ct $10,000, gas brutahty agamst Negro youths. Ueen•e is 12>. Harl<n E. Me Dame!, 40, Mt night the Umled States sent a volley of "Molotov cocktails" $2,200: materials $2,500; budd- That council order the Po- IGilead, and Eugene E. Varner, note to Han?t mor~ th~~ 8 V Dahmer managed to fire 'a mgs $500, PERS $900, total lice Ctvii Service Commission to Heavy damage was caused to m ....,.~~"'wM. ""j 22. Chesterville, met and sidE-week ago c~arifymg tts POSiti~n shotgun blast that struck his $37,820. conduct an mvestigation into the a 1965 model car m a one-car swJ~d on a sharp curve of Rt c: negotiatiOns on the war m attackers' car State High Fund, $2,400: Bond charges independent of the in- aCCident at 8 p.m Monday on 0 143 m Bradbury at 3 15 p. m VIet Nam and seek~ng to The auto.'llobile was recover- -- - vest1gahon being conducted by State Route 333, at a point 21 Monday. There was heavy dapersuade the Commumsts to go ed about three miles away ASK DIVORCES the Hunlmgion Human Rights miles north of the Letart cernmage lo the MeDamel ear and to the conference table. Six persons were approved th t t' d d Two divorce petitions have Commission etery road mmor to Varner's car . b the Meig Co nt ruts WI l s 1res an rear en shot . Y s u v ~"'Jm .- up. It remained a pnmt clue been hied m Common Ple-as That police be ordered to i The Metgs County Shenff's smnersfMohndaMy to ser~e as trus- for scores of FBI "nd state Court They are Crestlyn Rae immediately halt "verbal abuse ! department Identified Paul E McDamel, who complained cl tees o t e etgs Commt1mty .. InJUries to h1s nght arm and . agents investigating the- attack Hill, a rumor Pomeroy, VS Paul I.and mUmidatJOn" of Negroes. 11!11. 20. RD 2, Racme. as dnv' leg but was not trnmedtatelj [mprovement CorpOiatlon m The cars ' own~r reported d. . ' H'll . Rt 2 Racme . char-g Th e spo kesman satd, "There et of the wrec ked car. There I treated ' 1 , mmor, was ctted 10 Metgs coun196 6· stolen. mg extreme crurlty and seek.I is a rac1al problem m Huntrng· was damage to the right Side, ty cour't Jan 14 on a cbarge of 1 Named were Kenn•th McEIing custody of a minor child, too and counCil should start do- front and hood of the vehicle s . r '1 L I D t left of center. · someth'mg abe ut ,..It • • Hill !old au th or It'Jes he was erv1ces or "rs.. d e aM ars hinny, representmg the 'x.lard Beer Drinkers to and Bl on dena M. Con de, 635 mg d Arrests Monday by the patrol Funeral services for Benton of county comm1ss 1oners Bern~ Th1rd-st1 Middleport, against Whtle council took no immedl- c1 owded off the highw(,jy by al Betz, 84, who dte onh ay mcluded Thy ron B Wallace 4., Ponn, 80, Mulberry-av, Po~e- ard Fultz, Middleport. F;cetand ReTreated Kindly George F Conde, Middleport, ate aclioo. Mayor Hobert H1ner- northbound automoh1le There mornmg In Med~e~l ~~n~r ~-: Middlep~rt, msecure load, 'c,~: roy, who d1ed Monday evemng s Norris Racine· Vernon \VPb- COLUMBUS (UPI) L1quor chnrgmg extreme cruelty and man SBid "Counetl does recog- 11as damage to 36 fl of guard ' Pilat. wdl be he d C ~- · ed to Meigs County court Jan In the Meigs General hospital, e~ Rutla,nd and ~ed Crow D1rector Donald D. Cook said 1s askmg custody of a minor mze there is a problem and 1S rat! fence There were no ~r- Wednesday at th~ M~ctk Cu~- 14 Ralph M Frazier 42 Hunt· will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Sy~acuse ' ~/ ' today he does not expect a rna- child working toward a solution." rests or inJuries. eral home Rev on: · af-1mgton, w. va. jailed, m' tht at the Ewing Chapel with the ' JOr mcrease m the retail pnre l houn and Rev. John etz WI 11 o - ~ G 11 1 t l f Rev Melvin Alkire ofriciating The commissioners also gave l of beer when a new regulatwn fwJ<ile, and bunol wtll be in at tpo ~~-~~-~ y U or mto;~Burial will be In the Union the Salem Twp. trustees per- govermng minimum marku,, on ls Calvary c-emetery at RIO ~a lOll , Ia~ D nroeo ' Street Cemetery in Athens. mission to purcha~e a used mo- prices takes effect Feb. l5 ~ Grande Fnends may call at 36ro~~e~~i~ ai>oth o~ne~\:adxyc~~ He was Supt of Mines In this lor grader. Attendmg the meet- Under lhe rule retailers must the funeral home unlll the hour -~ ., , · e · · . M El tl • . t-u to mumctpal court Jan 11; 1'ng 1 0 area for a number of years. w re commis8loners c · sell beer for home con sum phon Je servtce E· 1 R c ld , 11 18 G 11 1 ar a ~e , · a lpo · · · · hmny, Charles R. Karr Sr. and f r 1 1 I 22 SurviVors mclude hiS Wife, 0 a eas per cent over Mrs BPtl was born In Mctg-; IS, no highway use tax permil Stella; two sisters. Nellie Priee, Robert Clark. wholesale prices. The regulation , I t County. Orl 17, t881 , daughter c1ted Jan. 11 , Roger Barnell: €incinnail and Ailee Bragg, I was deSigned to Sid earry-<>uts, ' of the lote .lere,.,lah and Vwla l 18, Middleport, unsafe opera\ Huntington. JUDGE TO SPEAK , ~hlch found lhelf pnees out of I NEW DELHI (UP!)- India's airport as the crowd strained to •war. Smith DarSI. Her marriage ·o l !Jon, Cited to mumcipal court Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164 MASON - PTA PreSident lne w th cut-rate priCes at su- saddened million• today re- catch a glimpse of the tmy Kosygfa Preseal Nom Betz, who sumves, look : Jan II wlll hold ~rvices at the funeral Red Tucker sa1d today the permarkets. ceived the body of Prime figure w1th 1!s familiar Ghandi- 1 Soviet Premier Alexei ··Kosy- place June 4, 1907. 1 The Patrol has cit•d George 1gin who arranged the hiStone' home at • 30 p.m. Wednesday. PTA Will meet at the Mason Minister Lal llahadur Shastri style white hat . ·Applegate Newell W Va. en Friends may call at the funeral Grade Sehooi at 7:30 tonight MARRIRAGE APPLICATION man of the people whose finai Shastri's lac~ appeared ser· I Ta~hkent summit between I A daughter "nd son su~l~mg : a charg• ~I pass~ in an inter· homR anytime. l"ith Judg" Thompson of Pt. Warren Elmus Bnker. 42. hourS were spent ln pursuit of ene in death, reflecting the Shastri and Ayub Khan, led the are Mrs Vlvl8n Tope of wmg- ~ seet10n, and John W. Moon, Pleasant the speaker. His lopicl RReedsvllle, Iockman, and Wll- peace for a nation which ha< diplomatic triumph of Tash-- Russian delegation wh1eh trav- U>n Rt' and Kyril Betz of Pomeroy, for an improper left Veterene Memorial Hoopltal wlll be juvenile delinquency rna Frances Rood, 3/, Reeds- seen little but hardship and kent, where be signed a historic · eled aboard a separate plane Leesburg, O. There are lour , turn. Both are to appeer Jill. Admlillone- Mrs. Pa~l The public Ia lnvlted. VIlle housewife. war. peace pact with Pakistani I from Soviet Asia. grandchJidren and two great ZI m Meigs county courl 1'11111 While New Haven· George A d . d . . grandchildren. Another surv1vor . ed . semi-"'" ... • • crow estimated at 30,000 PreSI enl Mohammed Ayub 1 V1ce President Humphrey Is . b the Cy us D 1 1 were mvo1v '"a ~-a a.., 15 0 1 Applegate, Newell, W. Va.; tWO FINED IN HOSPITAL thronged New Delhi Airport for Khan just 12 hours before be heading aU. S. delegation to a ;; r, r ars passenger car collision on Rt. Wllllam Wyatt, Muldleport. Two Middleport men were Vilma Pikkoja,_ reglo·~al' the arrival of 8 Soviet Ill8 was stricken. India for services Colum s. 7 Monday. Dloebm:1es - Eugene Fisher, lined Monday night by Mayor t.ookmoblle hhran~n, Is confm- propjel plane which returne<J The accord stipulated India ! Home Affairs Minister Gulza- Til< family lived in the Har----Pomeroy, Mable Taylor, Long C. 0, ~isher on convl<'tlon of ed to Holzer .hosp1tal recover- Shastn's body from Tashkent, and Pakistan would remounce rllal Nanda, 67, was sworn in risburg c"mmunity until 1936, LOCAL TEMPS Bottom; Sarah Lunsford, Pome- dislurbmg the peaee, They were mg from I11Jur~es sustained in • U.S SR., where he succumbed the use of mJiitary force to earlier today as Interim Prime when 1t moved to Rl. 1110 near The temperature In Pomeroy'l roy; Gladyt Craig, Minersville. Sidney Utile, 22r $40 and costs, recent acCident. Mrs. Pikkoja, earlier lnday of 8 heart attack resolve their d'"'ades-<>ld border Minister, a sorrowful task he Ewlngton. Mrs. Betz was a hus~ness diSirlcl at 11:20 a.m. Blrlb - Mr. and Mrs Paul and Billy Delmilr Blake, t25 and m room m, is . pennilled Urn- The late afternoon sun cast dispute over Kashmir which undertook onC< before oa lbe member of the Presbyterian IOOay was 28 del"ftt Ullder While, New Haven, a IIOll. cesll. .. _ _ _ lied vlsitora, aharp ohadowa across lbe twice arupled into undeclared dealb of Nehru. dwrcb at Wilkesville. sii!Uiy skies. ' WORLD New v·Il ge I a Offt"Ct"a}S 'L•IttIeJoey' * * * * Is off for $160 668 Budget Approved us M • arJnes SwOrD•I•D . I I SJeuths Ill • FU } PurSUit• 1 'Negroes Ask I cOUllCl•1 for Rea} Aelton • Of l{j}}ers f I I I 1 t I AutOS Collide At Sharp Curve Jn Bradbury Auto Damaged On Route 333 Six Appro ed Mrs. Betz £ Near Ewi'ngton By Commission Benton Ponn of • pomeroy DIes I o·Jes Monday I FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR REMODELING NEEDS ln&urance •• ...... -,..·-·-'"'".... ~'" .. ,.. .. . . lor-u I ... -,..ooll I 0111'-~ uperta . . 11o1p ,.. ploa ond buill prap, ldll:hon. "' - - · Pomtroy, Ohio POMEROY, 0. Member ~~~~~~ ent home improve ,_..,._•wol• MEIGS THEATRE FARMERS BANK' SAVINGS CO. --- -- · ,dreams come true ... call 1 -' ' ' ° MOND • ' v I dd d l d. R . a ene n la ece ves B 0 dy 01 p -..nm l•e r Sh as t rl• I 1 c: . J:! l ·) �• t (l 1 111111' 1eDb11. J'oallrOY-MIIIclleport, Sh . $26 M.ll. Transit Tie-up Bringing .' etgs artng 1 100 Lindsayinto Full Battle For School Construction "M-- ' baird 1 FISHER 1 o. ln. ft, 1181 _ ~;~~~;,::., LaWDMil are ProbiDJ, ,.. ~k"!~tt! :an:~ Tbl'eeAreaiJ&Ea I™E DAILY SENnNn • · Vatted Prell International 1 tng, Holt resigned as state su-Iregret Jnd ~ tho COLUMBUS <'JPli - Durini periotendent of inatruclion, of- cooUnuo wtlh Uoo . lt118 roc~ the next few month s, 25 sehool , fechve June .30. . Itt has displayed as m the past. districts wilhin the state wlil be 1 The committee conststs of the , Holt, who~"' served aa IUsharing 1n over $26 million in[ board'a past presidents and its' permten<lent IIIICe M¥y, 1~7 • state funds which U. to be used lne preSident. Robort W. Walk- ..IdhJ hoped to contlntil workin crcting new classroom er, Ade-na, and vice presid,._t 1111 10 the f:(lucatlon field. buildings. Edward C. Ames of Toledo. Also sanctioned by thl boer<l The funds. allocated by til<' Walker and Ames were el<cted was a plan to build ' joiPt vocat10nal high school In the Ben106th General Assemb ly. were ito. thelf positions Monday._ approved lor spending Monday Wh .. submittmg his reSt&n• eca Coonty area. The sclvlol by Uie Ohio Hoard of Educa· lion Holt IBid be dtd It wtlb w.U WVI lilt Atllea, lettevW., lion. ' llloom, lloptweU • Loudon, MoDistricts to benent from the hawk, New S.lpl, Old Fort funds are in Athens, Butler, Solplo • !llpubllc, '1'lluQqiiOII Clark. Cuyahoga, Clermont. Hu· ud TUlia dl41ln!lf. roo Lawrence. Lorain. Madi· ) at the Martin Restaurant PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Sber· In Middleport Sunday ati :IO p. urs department and State PoUce are Investigating three m. b king and enterin•• which Attendinl wenf Mrs Ruth rea s . ...· r1nl< ocourrod durtn& . tho -~· ~~~ ::::· W~ca~pen':· Entered were Shinn's Se1m: - ·· on . ' ' Statton, Leon: Leon sehoa a Mr. and lllrl. lilerl Gl1llllll. Mr. the B&B Coal Company at and Mn. Dale Hill, Mr. and West Columblo. All three are Mrs. 'nlertoq Johnsoa, Mr. aQd ttlll under investigation and a Mrs. Cllftord Morril, Mr. and lltl of arttel"' reported)PIAIIII Mrs. Ilea Philson, Mr. and Mr~. bu not bee rtlllpd. ~wud Simpson, Mr. and Mn. Ar ts rded t lht 1 Wlllllm Stewart, Mr. 1nd Mrs. res reeo Allred Toney and Mr. and Mra. were Paul E. Ralph Webb. Pleasant, peaca warnml; next r 111 Lee Kl~ble:;;.:Uc!t..!d NEW YORK (UPI) - Negou.tions disintegrated today In New York'a subway and bus strike which Mayor John •·- d b tUe botwaan V. U.nd.ay anP"iiJ dec~..e Wll now I I . " people and "l<>rtea bent on laying liege to the ttty. He vowed to end the walkout and ''to serve the people nd to fraa them from the bold the c:oll8cllon of power ~ ke ba bad ovtr tur 0 •.'' Vt , lng to an emergency city. trike's o!O&liD waa stuck help}Mily In Witb tho s block for 1& minutes llld b:"e~ ~y' 110" ~illy' I ev'llll>g rillll fl n, tltde ~ ~ llllllf flr4men fflll)ly WJI. npor e abeld of it and cltUed a atra•t• since lilt dlyo of the H l to end the strike depression of the llll\llo. And the the op'l'r':nsport Worken Union national tc\IDODlf fell repereua- <TWU ogalnst tho Eastern All- Stars Big Favorites DEVOTED TO INTERESt OF MASON AREA MEIGS • ••e~tuil .. owet~. P\lblllltW ct~..ter Tennehlll, 1c11ter CINCINNATI (UPI) -Oscar Robert110n never bas been a loser in a National Basketball Association All-Star game and the oddamakers figure he will maintain his perfect record tonight. · The Eaotern Division team, with Oscar as one of its top stars, is heavily favored to defeat lhe West lor the lltb time in this 16th annual batlle of the league's best. The do-everything Cincinnati Royals' guard bas played with the winning All.SUir team ever since be broke into the NBA in !961. In fact, the West has not ...- • ..,.., ,_..., ~ ..~ "~.~...!::'o~r.:: :=, . .,.::'io... "'"'" ••••• WY •·""' "'''"" ,.... w~:~'·., -~• ,..., matter at lb.• 1011' ortit• • tomtftll• "'Wt" ·•~ ...,~, 11o: :; ...~':::':aU;.... •at': Yo"'bell,..... SubMri,:;.t;: e•ntll •• f[ons. Authority (TA)• today. Lindfay The the h ~M ~::ll:lmproper::::;.::egt::.J~la~les.~llli-.:::~~~~~:.---. Somlhow the eftlzenry liJeviiiOII to propose he at orne 0 llotiiSt P 1 boiiiiCid bllllt:, After II ::'t~lalt rtlul'll to wvrk WUI!am llew.-1111 wltblul lht public wltllllt wlllloula enoJr.a. ll 1 :1:::0·~-------2 new b,•ullf~l Weldwoocl Uon that IIM'IIIIIIy ala He met rebuU within houn. Calllenla "td:,..KIII Jllillloo passengers a day, 1111111 II a " Prl(inlshld Pinelli York was getting uaed - , 16'1.1 feet llilio, .. ""••II ,W_ NowI ' By LEONARD GRANATO Wildcats in the second period. UPI Sports Writer Sophomore Frank Harschcr Life at the top can be a sank a lay-up as the final nightmare, as oecond-ranked buzzer sounded to knot the Kentucky learned on a visit to contest a\ 60-60 and send it mto Athens, Ga. overt ime. '111e proud basketball jugger· With the game tied at 63-SJ naot tf Adolph Rupp swept mto Cli ff Berger sank two loul shots town Monday night wltb a ll).f)f for the Wildcats and Tommy record and barely escaped with Kron netted a jump shot tn pot a double-overtime 69-65 victory Kcnlw·ky out of t·ench. E;~ ch . The aroused 1 tt am th' en so::nrcd two mure over Georgta. underdogs, doWII 34-21 at the, points . ba ck a t th_e_'~ I Th. k e._•u _:_n~~.2_, v d bIt haIf, c~e snar lmg ... ~rd- ~.:_n __ I SQUARED AWAY? 1 ... -~ I fransfers will IIMi Deaf Man Perfetti • Midget Tranststor , 'd : Hear1ng At • tone, G&J' McCle}}an FIres C'apture Independent BattIes NOW! hMitalt cut,..,aloaa for- point Rock s . ty N t a KING ;res .----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio' COLEMAN HEATING - 0 " ' '98' 4 DOOR SEDAN Y-8 motor, automatic transmission , power brakes. I i Disclulrgea - JANUARY SPECIAL $795 GMAC flnanelng AvaU.IIIe l KARR &VAN ZANDT ' arilinllo 11111 it 11111115 prompt and flir hi~ of U..lhlt 118. - Oldsmobile "You'D Uke Our QuaNtr Way tl 'lotng BusiiiNI" WY 2-5342 Pol'rn!roy Ohio Mo1tly fofr lllllgltl Lw tJt. : a\PI 1 • II aorlli. 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Tbe mugs are ideal for coffee, ~a. hot chocolate 011 milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cerea~ ice cream 111-rwtr•CIII.. __ * - We111acitl~ of tiiCI1 community we seM and tllke tntctiWI part in itlel'lllrs. llkt any other ~ltlten. we Wlnt WI' nellhborl Ill think well of us. Besides, It makes lood bl.t$inllli sense. W. prosper only u the COIMlllnit¥ prospei'SI SG WI help It tbriYI WEATHER 30, But Frosh L u. I 55 NJGIIT GAMES CINCINNATI <UP!) - The Cmcinnati Reds today announced till 81-game home schedule for the coming season that iadudes 55 night games on 53 dates. The 75 home playing dates 1 Will include the traditional Na· tional League opener on April II against the New York Mets. There are 17 Sunday 8"meS, Including four doublehenders, Bnd eight Salur<lay afternoon contests• means cloifll rmythlng we can to kelP complalnll 1ftlnl . 100. biN M C~iliiiC I•••· It power ste~rtllg. radio, like new white sic1ewall lin1, uut:side nmrnr and :Hone palnt. Mabel . t.angsvUJe; Aliet Blllillr, lb· 1 SVAC RESERVES Tl\AM W L P Southwestern .. 4 2 196 Kyger Creek . . . . 2 2 131 Hannan Trace .. 2 2 138 Eastern . •. 2 S 157 North Ga llia .. I 3 106 TOTAU II II 732 FRIDAY'S GAMES Kyger Cr"'k al Hannan Trace Racine at Rutland Eastern at North Ga lli a SATURDAY'S GAMES Wilton at Southwestern Albany .at Racine Kyger Creek at Fairland Hannan Trace at Eastern \ possible. That mea111 supplying our c111Wme11 with what thllr 'want whtn they want tt. It 111e1ns btln1 courteous at an t1ma IIIII 1111lnlalnlni attractiYe, easr·to-do-buli,_...ittl olllcel. f : Pomero~ . Spencer Gets I SPECIAL Mel&• Geeerol Uuopltol AilnlillloM - llmor lijll, I Athens-Wellston In Top Contest 9 Our Weekly I sCOreS Dally f!elltiDII, r-..,...ndtlleporl, 0., Jan. 11, 19811--1 when !be~ mayllnit,. going a bit rough. The ~ loins 111'11 eurrentl7 retlfDI Ia. fourth place with a 1-3 loOP mark. Jackeon Ia onl7 ooe game behind the three loade<s. A p by JHS Friday would keep !JII lronmen lu cloao <onteotlon. GellipoUa, a tum that bita lost liz games by 1 grand total , of 18 points, will hit tho road lor Come 10;30 p.m., Friday, only two Southeastern the sixth lime In nine gamOL Ohio League basketball teams will be sharing first place The charaes of Coach Duke Duroas first half action draws to a close. · son will ploy at NelsonviDe. More than likely, Nelsonville wtll be one of the two Coach Bob Sbeskey's quintet If. -the Hounds host seventh place Gallipolis. ter losing Its ...... opener, 'bu The otber leader wiU be dif· chalked up eigbt straight willa, ficult to name at this time. Ath· an easy 98-54 Rocket victory. and Is a heevy favorite to cap"Doa't lorget I'm first to ens journeys to Wellston. Both Should the Wellstonians eon- ture this year'• loop erown. It Three non-league games 01'1 u!Al a b t~ • t 00 our share lho top spot with Nelson· tlnue tbelr winning ways, ville. will be the BuUdogs dropping on tap Saturday, Coal GroVI a gr P broken re;~.. Y Winner of this Important con- out of first. But Ath€f!B, despile plays at Galfipolis. Sberid<tn 111 lest will remaiR In • first place losing four of five regulars at Logan and powerful Chillitie. The loser will drop to sea- ' from Jast year's championship Icothe visits Wellslon, ond. i squod, is making another run St:QAL ALL GAMES Last week, Wellsloo played!for the cage title, and Charles TEAM w L p OP host to Logan In the "'big game McAfee's Bulfdogs seem to play Welfstou ....... • 8 1 723 liU of !he week" aod the result was their best whea the pressuro is Nelsonvillt .. .. . 8 1 579 481 At=' ·- --on. Alhelll ...... _, ' 2 193 08e, ':ttl tO 'jJ COLLEGE SCORES fn other conforence games ! Logaa ... -·-· 1 3 460 490 Mrrs Br Minn 85 Mrhed St 68 ' Friday, an improved Middle- Jockson -·- ·• " 1 ¥ft «<J The Pomeroy High School St Thos fi6 Gstvs Adlphs 56 port team should have Middleport . •••• a 1 481 471 dtfft (h• w1tb ghho 1 Po~ G llipol 1 8 451 ~ Freshmen with 21 points bv IAugsbg n Dlulh Br. Minn. 70 cu ''. ne1 r ng u r a 11 ........ Werry and 10 by English eked , St. Marys 62 Hamline 56 eroy. Th11 battle Is slated on t omeroy ..... ·. 1 t ~ iii out a single overtime wi~ 4~ 41 BemidJI 78 Concordia 71 the ~nthers· planks. Pomeroy TODAY'S GAMEt 1 over the Gallia Academy High Soulb.,.st ts w est n oop pl ay. Jackson at, Oak Hill l!chool Frush Ia Washington S.W. Okla. 86 E. N.Mex. 72 Jacksoa travels to Logan FRIDAYS GAMES. !!chool gym Colorado 61 Oklahoma St. 55 - -- ' Atbeno at Wellston · Gallipolis at NelsouvW1 1 Hrdn-Smmns 96 Centenary 91 Tommy Spencer was hlgb for w. Tex. St. 85 Pnbndle A&M 6! Jackson at Logao Gallipolis with 30 poin\s, on 12 Hardi ng Col\ 74 Ozarks Coil. 61 Middleport at Pomeroy field goals and six. free throws, McMurry 76 Texas A&l 64 SATURDAY'S G~ Coni to take top scormg honors of S.W. Tex. 81 E. Texas 68 Grove at Galllpol.ll the contest. The loss left the Hwrd Payne 89 Stphn Austin 711 Sheridan at Logan GAHS Frosh with a H reco~d Hous. Bupl. 85 Lel'rneat• 67 Chilhcotha at WeDstou whtle Pomeroy racked up thetr Abilene Chris. 13 Lamar Tech lth otraigbl win. 55 TAKE DOlJBf.B ·~ Sam Houston 88 Sul Ross 79 Larry Price, !outbern ffigh """"' Pomeroy led 15-14 at quarter, p . . v· 106 A k AMN t03 school's 196ii basketball and Middleport'• Tlh Grade huo , . d ra1ne Jew r . k tb II but Gallipolis went ahea 22-19 A k S 99 Trl 't (T ) 84 baseball product. Is proving e a team ouffered Ita flnt at l.he half and le d 211"27 at the \ ' T\ ~t himself one of the lop fresh- 1088 of the season Monday after end of three penods. The regu- ·\r · c rs 89 r · ec • 76 man prospects at Marietta Col- school_ at Point Pleasant, 33-18. lation game ended at a 4343 • lege. The Eighth Grade also was deo d dl k Coll~o- Ralln"" 1 ted .. ea oc . ..,..e .,~ Playing regularly on the an. ea , ~-27, No ncorda .,.... Big 10 Soandings Freshman Junior Varsity which kept in either game EPol~eroy (45) - Crow 2-2..&; By United Pres~ Internatfosol ill comparable to a high, school • ng ISh J+to: Burdette 3-0-6; w L TP OP . . PffiLADELPHIA Arnold 1-1·3; Werry 8-3..21. To- . . reserve squad. Pr:ce ~onslslent<UPO tal l6-liH6 IllinoiS 2 0 186 154 ly has been gettmg m double De!enstve back Nate Ramsey t>l s . MICh. Slate 2 0 174 143 figures with hiS highly accur- the Philadelphia Eagles is GaU\polis (15) - Ryal ~1- 1 ,· Michigan 2 0 l7l 144 ale set shot from a range of expected to be aa flt as ovw b Spencer t2-6-JO; Gilkey :HH;·, Northwestero 1 l 169 167 20 to 25 feet. w en 1 cast to correct torn ll Henry 3-1-71 Hill ~1-l. Tolals Iowa 1 I 138 127 Prlco IB also expected to earn gamoots In his left knee 11 18-9-4~. Wisconsin 1 1 139 158 11 place in regular rotation on removed In four week!. Ram~ Minnesota 0 1 65 85 !he Pioneer pitching staff this sey, Injured In the final game Score by quarters: Ohio State 0 1 78 83 spring. He is a lefthander. of th& season against Detroit Pomeroy 15 19 27 43 461Purdue 0 2 175 200 Price Is the 801 of Mr. and I~ the EagJes in inter~pUon~ Gallipolis 14 22 211 43 45 ndiana 0 I t5Z 136 Mrs. Hubert Price, Portland. With six In 1965 and five In liM. lLL STAR5 4-i CHASE HAIDWARE 59 OLDS coasting behind Clyde Lee'• u poinls and 28 rebounds, hurried Mississ ippi 10fr63. I one low Introductory priceI -. -- College I ""Yfhhnnla ... ~ by a flip of a coin this aooo roolde Rick Barry of San whjrh of the NBA'a two star 1Francisco and Bailey Howell or centers wiU start Russell of the the Baltimore Bullets at Celts or Chamberlain of tbe forward, and Jerry West ol the Philadelphia 76ers. Both were !.akers and Guy Rodgers of the unanimous pic.ks of the league's Warriors at guard. sportswriters and broadcasters, The East reserves are Adrian Lucas and Thurmond were Smith of Cincinnati, Hal Greer the only otber unanimous and Chet Walker of Phlladel· choices. phla, and WiUiii Reed of the Big Luke wUI be reunited New York Knicks. with his Ohio State buddy, John On the bench for !he West Havlicek, as starting forwards will be Zelmo Beaty of the St. for the East. Robertson and Louis HawkB, player-coach Sam Jones wil1 open at guard. D~ve De Busschere and _Eddie For the West, coach Fred Miles of tho Detroit Pistons, Schaus ol the Los Angeles Rudy LaRusso of Los Angeloa Lakers Is obligated to start and Don Obi of Baltimore. By Unftetl PreM lnteruallonal Kansos rolled to an easy 119·68 conquest of Oklahoma. Walt Easl W 1 ed 27 . Is and Dickinson 78 Wstrn Md. Tl bl~~k?'d ';;:';n shot~01 ~or the Mansfield 105 Lock Haven 73 lOth kd ~ h k F Phila Text 8o Ktztwn Tcbrs 57 othe:an ,: ers a~it"wi:· dou~~r Hofstra 99.St.Frncs (N.Y.) 88 P1 YK D S'dl e Frlgh Dcksn 83 Seton Half 77 11. tor ansash.. bon! 1 e's St Amslm's 70 Merrima ck 53 2S4gure~ potn s were Ig or 111e BuckRell . 80 American U. T4 • ooners. Cheyney 1110 Belmont Abbey ~2 AI \-America Cazzie Rus-, .. 11 s t. Frncs (Pa.) 110 Grove c·h.1 h. scored 'l:t points to pace 86 Michigan to an 88-63 vlstory Prtland Br. Maino 11:1 Hudson over India na and first-place tic 85 for the llig 10 Conference lead MIT 110 Tufts 79 th Ill' . d Mi b' wS~te. c'~roiiss Paenrva \1 , c Iwgahno VMI F Soutb 90 urman 83 scored 24, on d Gerry Jones . G & J Auto kepi Its unbeaten string go ing l" t ni ght In who hit 22, led fowa lo a 7~sB Lnr-Rhyne 114 PresbyterJOn 72 the Gallipolis Independent Baskl't ba11 LPague With a 11 0·64 vk tory over Northwestern , Va. St 93 Morgan St. 74 victory over Dunlops of Pt. Pleasant. (i & .J is now 10-0. Geotwn 100 Geo. Washington 81 Gary Lashley had 36 and - -- - - Jim Meyers (24) and Oliver Johns Hopkins 37 Towson St. 66 Carl Wolfe tossed in 34 for G ley, 13-10-36: B. Roush, 4-1·0. Darden ~ 19) hclp~d the Michi- Elon 79 Cempbell 53 & J. Aaron Buffington added Tota ls, 44-22-110. gan cause. I Wake Forest 99 Virginia 1fl 14 for the winners. Botch New· D1m lop t64 ), B Green\,., 4·1 East Car. 76 Richmond 71 ton was the big gun for the Pt. 9; B Newton, 10-0-20, J. Ury, Stan ~ashington's 31 points Auburn 92 Tulane 58 • Jed Mich1gan state to ~ 78 Ft. s h Pleasant outfit with 20 points. 3-04>; Simpkins, 4-1-0, IL aR t. 73 Loyola Sout 53 Swrlin•0 had 16. Fr;mk lin 1-"2 ; Starling, 6416. victory over Purdue. Pur<lue's Ml,. St. 74 La. St. 71 Dave •sc1le lib ase, among t he Ky. 69 Ga. 65 (2 ot) Bill Frencis racked cp 44 Tol<1b, 31·2·64. . hest co 11 eg1·ate scorers in tbe W. Ky. 85 E. Tenn St. 69 hIg Points on 17 field goals and 10 Score by Quarters : .r t II' d 30 · t E · · free throws to pace McClellan's G & J Auto .... .. 27 50 82 110 . na IOn, a Je porn s. · Ky. 98 Midd le Tenn. RO of Oak Hill to an 854>0 wiA over Dunlop . 17 31 43 64 f. Murray (Ky.) 67 Tenn. Tecb 82 Elb~rfelds of Pomeroy. Bob Fires t~~e ..(li8·)· B. Br0wn 5Vanderbilt 106 Miss. 58 E'astman ha~ 25 for ~he lo~ers 0-10; P. Smith, 'li-2- 14; P. Fra· l~)'j::~st~~·~?4'%.%i<f!''"l"·r~-,~T~~ D. ~pscmb 85 Souwestrn 61 aod Ned Swmdell had 17 · i l<•y, 5-1-11; J. "'ilhoan. 9-0-18 ; The Meigs Couoty Fish and I Rollins 64 Tampa U. 63 Jn t~e mghtcap,_ F1re~_ton~ 5_00 iD. Magmmi, 4_0_8; J. Turner, ! Ga.me Association will meet Ft. ~a!. St. 117 Tkd~ee Inst. 81 hung In second place ~1th a U8-1H 7 Totals. 32_4·oB. I Friday, January II, al8 p. m. Crsn Nwmn 89 Mlhgan 39 ~d wm over We1hers._ Ftrestone i Wi!i hers (S4 ), S. Fuller, R--O- at the Second Ward Fire sta- Bllng AFB 70 Qntco Mrns 158 IS now 9-1. .John Milhoan had . 16, P. Weiher, 2<{.7; R. Wl'i l l~ r. tion in Pomeroy. Election of (ot) 18. Paul Smith 14, Paul Fraley ] 1 ~" 2 ; D. Atha, 6-IH 2; G. Fal· officers from ll!tMI will be W.Va. Tech 81 \V.Va. Wslyn 7• ll. ond B1ll Brown \0 for !he , Jon, 5"]-lJ; B. Klfkbride, 2_H held and refreshment. will \ Relmont 118 Lambuth 68 wr mnehrs. Sl !eve Fullerh wasDhigh l Totals, 24-6-54. be serve<!, All membero arr GSrEmbllng 9298 LJcksCon111M~•) 83 or t e osers w1t 16, ave St'O re by quar ter orged to atte nd an,1 brrng . · ' . .•a. K a.. . u• 1 1.ane fiA 11 e 87 Alha had 12, an d Gary Fallon F' 1 along their ~ be hi " sxv1 17 34 56 68 1 mem rs P Applchn 69 Newberry 67 had t l. one ·........ . .. G & J (IIO) C W 11 14_6_ 1\Cihers . . . . B 21• .16 5·1 cards. 34· R H II '448 Bo f·f~ McCle ll an• (85 ), M. Corter , ' "'. ·" .•, "' . IMich. St. 89MJ~west .4 : La Rey~ ~ ~~gt~n 8-2 ·18; B. Francis, 117-10-44; T. Uw%\,W?~-~:4.w, · f"~~!lsm-.t Purdue 71 . 5 14 9 _ - _,__:_ u_n,__ : · ·_ aSJ- Fugate, J-2-8: R Mnso·s. 33- Pomeroy Teams win Ind. St. Ito E. Ill 91 9: G. Williams, 3"0"6. Tnta \5, In Ea~lern Games Michigan 88 Indiaoo 66 S VA C Stan d ings 34·17<15. .. 1 fowa St. 85 Missouri 70 SVAC ALL GAMES Elbcr lelds IGO) , G. Collins, 2-: Pomeroy 7th and 3th grade De Paul 120 W. Ontario &I 0-4· H Brawn J-0-2 · N Swin- · basketball te.<~m s scored VICtor- Iowa 70 North t 58 TEAM W L p OP · · · • · · ' 1· E wes ern dell. 8·1-17; D. Harri~on, 4-0-8; r _es over astern Monday evenLndsy Wlsn 82 Vncnnes 6!1 Eastern 6 3 563 ! 1~ ; P. Collins, 1-2-4. Totals 27· 6 · mg at Eastern. P?meroy, . led Centre 88 Hanover 86 (ot) 1 Southwestern 5 4 480 , 60_ , by Bob Werry With 22 pomls, Rolla Mo. u. 84 N. w. Mo. St. 52 Kyger Creek .. . 4 4 418 439 Score by quarters: I ~ook a 30-25 v1ctory rs ove·rtime St. Jno (Minn.) 73 McAistr ff1 North Gallia .. . 3 5 407 447 1 McCic\lans ..... . ... 24 4~ 61 85 m the Seventh Grade contest. Kansas 89 Oklahoma 68 Hannan Trace .. 1 7 523 576 , Elberfelds 12 30 41 60 Karr and Ca ldweU each had No. Mich 116 Wayne Sl. rt STANDINGS mne for Eastern. Ferris St. 76 Aquinas 75 SVAC VARSITY TEAM W L A bucket by Hoy Vaughan In Dvnporl Jnst. 121 Micb. Lu!h. TEAM w L p OP , G&J Auto .... ·..... .. to 01last ha lf minute gave the baby 81 Eastern 4 1 309 20!1 Firestone .. .. .. .. .. .. 9 11Panthers R 25-24 win in the Rbrt Mrre JC 106 Prsu Frsh Southwes tern 3 2 251 283_ Eberle ids .. .. .. ..... J 5, Eighth Grade match. Randy Bur 92 Wei hers ...... , .. .. .. 3 sl and Kyger Creek ... 2 2 217 225 . · h Vaughan P.ach had six for Eau Claire 84 River Falls 61 McC\ellans ............ 3 7 t e wmners while Settee had SE. (Mo.} 62 N.E. IMo.\ 54 N h r. I I 3 2113 H~~~ • ."~r~~e ·.· 1 3 206 ~! i Donlops ..... ...... · .. 2 8t l4 and Hitchie 10 for Eastern.! cent. IOhio) 94 Ky. St. !1% (ol) TOT,.~LS · ... · II II 1185 US. WAIT TO GET To Seat Bond won sine. Robertson and his Royal teammates were trans!erred to the Eastern Division four seasons ago in a league realignment. The East should have a big edge on the backboards with Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell and Jerry Lucas, the NBA's big three In rehounding. The West has only Its starling center Nate Thurmond of the San Franc·lsco Warriors, to challenge that trio. He is No. 4 in league rebounding averages. East coach Red Auerbach of \he Duston Celtics will decide Wildcats Win 69-65 in Double Overtime vote of conlidonco. hour dtliiJ'I 1e ~ ftt worl4'1 tau,ol lbmbaldt ell)', Clllf. Pre ble, l"' ke · Meig• ' Scioto. in/ormal Co ·1 l ...... 'iilakl Summit an d Vm1nn cu un1ir~ unci • fiO :. . 10rnttlmel dldl't -..• a • . Schools which have o>er 500 - Heard Batley .report payIID hour. u i I • enrolled In grades 9 ments on the publtc empiO)IOI ~ p h 12 are eligible to rt- retirement !System a~ mcrea• Manhattan lslaDd, St.! !'!~~~! "Cei>Je ~ougtl1e mone y. '. ed from 7 per cent to t.37 per aillea, Monda, ablorbod ....tomob"·· mort tbla Total estimated cost of the . rent. 1U ~ ' constructiOn projects 1 - Hesrd Zerkle IS~ for a I(Jftbooe regia-.! Iii 1111 of 1 c "~':';";'~ 018 Loca l fund• will cia\ oommitlee to help arrange ATLANTA (UPD - Civil states and eapoeted, 1.', '· t. f · · , for houSinll this sprmg that rijhts groupa today premlled ..,., to atlmll ev., morf 1 741 . 197 · a1 coun or 1 o . .. to tiOO U • But ll!ed that 500 Original plans ealled lor 3~ · m1ght 91o'rv ~. son:e . ,,. the mllli\'e demontftn ~- G I enryonde - . -·sc hool di,.tnrts 10 sha rr m the 1 new peop 1e oomm~ mw . 1~111 battle to oref u• tor~ tou1 eas11y Y'I\;UI, funds . 1\nwe"Yer. an r:ctucation l ~ounty en COJl&tfucuon tRacme KI• Houst of Repreaenta&tv• tlrt DOt lllplrtl CIIM-tiOW II lhe lime .. Depanment slildy showed lour I dam and Houle 7 bypass); and tv seat NtgR ~~ep tocl Jullllt dis tl'i ct~ hod ~tlfflcit-nl loc0l l 1accepte<j a~pomtment l.o lt, a- Bond deap1te hiJ avowed suplqiiCIIW up and mab a fl 11h new funds to huJid the facilJlies . long w1th Tttnnlllee. ~~rt for draft evade!s a~d crlt..... dt.. up 1110. ancl cltllll and The ap!J iitation of the Ledge- - I~eard Stu.~lbo auggest 1 lCl!ml of U. S. poliO)' Jill Viet have GIIIMIIient mont Loeal Srhool Dtstrict in 1con_uruttee . to get ~ 0 ~ ~ Nam. Geauga County waa not ap-1wmna ordman~ functioning, The House 1 b~ a 134 to 12 loan. Haft ... to pay out - prov t!d bee ause it failed \O and the mayo: s requefit (~ 1 vote Monday mgbt, refused to for younelf an pay clays. me 11 1 pupil !'t.'Quircments. ~ little mor~ Ume Lo (.:gosider accept the ~year-old public :-;rek Holt Su.:ces1or wha t he shuuld do , . relations director for the miUDon't to caD. ""-- h M ln ut h~" 1 llliiJOr busmeili Mon-[ - . Approved Zerk le 1 n:toticm 1 tant Student Nonviolent CoordtWard obligation. One thrifty budget loan da\, III• bnaro appomi ed a to bill the bonrd of publtc a!· I nating CommltiN (SNCC). Wayne Brink~ paymlllll. CaU ~if'4'ntng tommiltee to mter- ~ lans as 01 Jan. l, 1966 for $50 Negro and white spectaton er, EllUbeth 'p·n~na. v1ew appl 1ea nts to repl£tre Dr. monthly as rental for fipace and crowded in the HOUBt gallery lrlnklr 1o Jtme~ R. gil IDU. MtiiF Ill '66. ~: . E. !lull. Eatl.er m the meet - utJilt tes al town ball ht:ard the vole ln Jtunned st- Martha Parsons, parctll, . __ _ _ - I ~ Approved a rt!aolution of lence and then filed out tn or- toa. I • ppr<·cmtwn offered by Baker derl fashion. Stale troopero had Lit 0. Wood. Jr., BRirlct k Mr. Grate for semceo ahove boo Y tationed throughout tho eno Wood to Konnolh D. Add now beouty to your homo-at tbe nmo tlmt reoll10 those requ ired. in assisting the cha~~r 10 bandit any poll!· Uams, Arlena I. Wtllioall, ID big uvlna.-on theae exquidtt preflnl•bed panel• tbat new admml8tratwn oo the 19tMI bl 4t tr tioo "'"'· Rutland. fe11t ure 1U-new atylt and b••utr lor 196tl, Their famout approprialions. • molll a · AlUt Price, DorothJ M U r 'Jwood benelilo Include: exelulivo Woldwond llnlob, 1l - Heard that Jackie L. Oiler tauib, Gtrald Price. Ma¥ine ea sy maint.naoce, Lifetime Guarantee, and the IIDiular h~:~s been rt·fused permo~ment di•Prict to Emenon JohDIOP, lAete&ance of real wood paoelln1. ')'odoy, oeo CraflomiD II ) Pll ran hear people ta lk I abrll) l'Ompensation by Workoil JohnJon, loll, Lebal>oa, New Brlarout ond Crll!!man Blackthoru Ill ulil' ohowroqDL laand cant n1ake out the word! ' . , . · B -• p rUud troductory price aubject to avallabLUty ol pJnela. dt'larh·. thrn this will be your mens. Lompem;atton oar\1. 0 . oi1De MIU. answ er An extreme ly smal l - look appoint ment• by tho Edwlrd MUlw, ~J La ' BUILDERS SUPPLY UYIIGI CO. hearing atd usmg a tiny ener· may~n· as mnunitlee chairme~ OCie 0 es er tG Clarence e~L ura i gi 71 -d un 1t. h J ~ ht't'll perfec:t· as lollows, Sewer, Zerkle; fr Wildermuth, 11000 1'1· • COMPANY t-"rl b\ <~ man who hi mself iii nann· . Baker 1 ordinanee, Zer· k tJrt. WY 2-2171 125 E. Main St. h :~rd . of !1raring and has bt•en l kle : Buildtn8S, Gibbon1~ TrBf· Mn. J. 1:. Rade Ia Larry Carpen_ter, Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. for orer 10 ,·pa rs With hi5 fie and Safety , Stumbo; Fire , 1 Ulurel Grange met. recently Carpenter to W1\bur nt•w air! . i>\,~ u \•htsprr~ ar e , Parma lee; Recreation, V&mKh- i at the Grant Hall watb thl , aes Imbod•, J1 acre, :rqta'l rlPar If i r~lrrcsled It 1 an Streets, Zerlde; Utilities, Wor~h~ Malter, Al';*t. Bolta, 1s ~~!lge:.,.,tNI 1 w1 u ~ rtl e I_IEAR -I ~rkle , CemeLery, Gibbolll; prestdtna. Two applications for IN<•. 3_2 E .Ith ~~. F.n•. Pa. ' Relef Parmalee and Enui(> memherlhlp wero accepted, AI· t • 1 'z ·kl 't ou Will rere1ve full mforma , ter the lectunr'J prOifam, I t .I· lll at no f'os t or obl'1ga1-ton meut ' et e·d fir potluck supper wat Jtrved. Mfl, whatsorver -Adv - Acctpte the annua1 e, b •r I "' .._u_ Holctmpany report of 31 fi re calls, l Blanc e • • son an,.. A'NW lti oUt of town, 11 in&ide; esti- ~ Uday wert guo•'-· m<:~ted l oss~:s outside $1!,060 to M1ss Laura Prtce is llllploytd bu ilding• and 11,100 to oontents; ' by tht ltlephooe eomp8Df III inSid• town $11,580 to bui\din1s. 1Atchenls ...... of Chl and and $11.275 to ronlenls, for 1 1 . ar "'''~If' c.gt ·Sister , Vlrgm•~ · ef Columbus, rand total of $ 47 _ 1 ~ . 11 1 g ' spent tho hohday vacation ol mt~n answennM r1:1l\i; on Ult av -ilh h r th . ta Mr ~ erage, whu aerved lSL man i ed Mrome Go\ "Trurparneren ' · h i an s, eon . . oursArcepted Chief Gi lkey 's re- Chri stmas program• wert port lor l!lliii showinl 11 arrests •held at ~ht NaArene and Co. 1 . t . . "~ 1 t 1, lumbia Chapel churches. or m ox1catton, wu or H. .Jc H lid te of Mr Anna VIolations. 16 DWI, _10 for petty Ell;abe~~ ~:er ond "sherrie Jarreny and it ml8ceUaneooo: were th Robert Goode faml113 al'Ctdents mvesttgated ~~ , e . I'"' d 74 . 1~, 1 11 M, ly of Charleston, W. Va., and 00 m '~ an m ~ ' e-. 1 the W. A. Odin family of aeor e<' ' 9·690 from parktfli meters, Middl etown. Gary Ogdln, the and served !106 meal•. llis De·~ IaUer'• oon will loava 10011 lw cember report 1howed 12 traffic C lbh· ' · ar uowan crwta. arrests. 7 for one ! Mise Clemma Vole ol Oll'dHtrollllli Ch.se, Mvr. each for DWI and Iinton vis it.ecl • couple of days L"u11 lt. MlcWleport the pea ct. 5 for bad checks, I with hor aunt, Doll Stroot, at , earh f<~ shophftmg •nd of the home of Mrs. Paulino HolllPhofto WY !-2511 sus. and 8 JUvenile arre". day and Mrs. Alma Smith. Mre. Frtdo Kenntd)' Wll I Tuooday SUflt of Mre. Nlille Vale ond motber, Mra. J. I . Redekln. Mra. Kelllltdy ,.. OIIDlad here totching duttoo at West Elementary ochool 1M fint ol tbo year. It it reported tho! Mre. Maude Holcomb Ia tmproviq slowly at tbe bomt of her ., ;' daUjhter. Mro. Holeo Et l,txnl 011' Job ill generat1111 alectrici!¥ and aettln11 It to where 11'1 Ulh.1mbus. .-do W.'re il this bullnau because It is concerned with 1111 Mills Hut! Woota w11 ,. turned to lbe homo of hot par11fPP11 of 1 fundamental requireinent of modern Uvifll, becauSI toll Mr. and Mro. Is- w~ it'a111 honorlble one, becaua we like it, and becauu w want eo after havin& been in RlverI l l - llltriA81t lt. sldo lloopital io Columbuo. Silo is recovering from aa 11thal and boort atll<h. , We alnllll 8Ift one kind of service 1o everyone .•. the lint tflll'l pronuse • F••gbl I , ~ ·-- ~ ~ - .,_- ~ - - ~ - - or desserl You'Uwant to collect a complete set This offer ts limited so hurry to your Ashland OU t Dealer displaying the "FREE NUG OR BOWL• sigD. Compare Special's look:sJtnd performance with anything else In this price range. There.· \'ou really can .nord to own a Buick.· In fact, you can't afford not to. See your Buick, ,1\eeler .HQw. whl~l _M',s ln. the m~ to Jive you the very best dnl 1ft town. Hurl)'., ~-~oyour local authorizgd Buick dealer • ' ~.e's waiting to serve you. ...... "I .•• . :\ ---F~~:~~ ISGi . '· '· ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY • �• t (l 1 111111' 1eDb11. J'oallrOY-MIIIclleport, Sh . $26 M.ll. Transit Tie-up Bringing .' etgs artng 1 100 Lindsayinto Full Battle For School Construction "M-- ' baird 1 FISHER 1 o. ln. ft, 1181 _ ~;~~~;,::., LaWDMil are ProbiDJ, ,.. ~k"!~tt! :an:~ Tbl'eeAreaiJ&Ea I™E DAILY SENnNn • · Vatted Prell International 1 tng, Holt resigned as state su-Iregret Jnd ~ tho COLUMBUS <'JPli - Durini periotendent of inatruclion, of- cooUnuo wtlh Uoo . lt118 roc~ the next few month s, 25 sehool , fechve June .30. . Itt has displayed as m the past. districts wilhin the state wlil be 1 The committee conststs of the , Holt, who~"' served aa IUsharing 1n over $26 million in[ board'a past presidents and its' permten<lent IIIICe M¥y, 1~7 • state funds which U. to be used lne preSident. Robort W. Walk- ..IdhJ hoped to contlntil workin crcting new classroom er, Ade-na, and vice presid,._t 1111 10 the f:(lucatlon field. buildings. Edward C. Ames of Toledo. Also sanctioned by thl boer<l The funds. allocated by til<' Walker and Ames were el<cted was a plan to build ' joiPt vocat10nal high school In the Ben106th General Assemb ly. were ito. thelf positions Monday._ approved lor spending Monday Wh .. submittmg his reSt&n• eca Coonty area. The sclvlol by Uie Ohio Hoard of Educa· lion Holt IBid be dtd It wtlb w.U WVI lilt Atllea, lettevW., lion. ' llloom, lloptweU • Loudon, MoDistricts to benent from the hawk, New S.lpl, Old Fort funds are in Athens, Butler, Solplo • !llpubllc, '1'lluQqiiOII Clark. Cuyahoga, Clermont. Hu· ud TUlia dl41ln!lf. roo Lawrence. Lorain. Madi· ) at the Martin Restaurant PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Sber· In Middleport Sunday ati :IO p. urs department and State PoUce are Investigating three m. b king and enterin•• which Attendinl wenf Mrs Ruth rea s . ...· r1nl< ocourrod durtn& . tho -~· ~~~ ::::· W~ca~pen':· Entered were Shinn's Se1m: - ·· on . ' ' Statton, Leon: Leon sehoa a Mr. and lllrl. lilerl Gl1llllll. Mr. the B&B Coal Company at and Mn. Dale Hill, Mr. and West Columblo. All three are Mrs. 'nlertoq Johnsoa, Mr. aQd ttlll under investigation and a Mrs. Cllftord Morril, Mr. and lltl of arttel"' reported)PIAIIII Mrs. Ilea Philson, Mr. and Mr~. bu not bee rtlllpd. ~wud Simpson, Mr. and Mn. Ar ts rded t lht 1 Wlllllm Stewart, Mr. 1nd Mrs. res reeo Allred Toney and Mr. and Mra. were Paul E. Ralph Webb. Pleasant, peaca warnml; next r 111 Lee Kl~ble:;;.:Uc!t..!d NEW YORK (UPI) - Negou.tions disintegrated today In New York'a subway and bus strike which Mayor John •·- d b tUe botwaan V. U.nd.ay anP"iiJ dec~..e Wll now I I . " people and "l<>rtea bent on laying liege to the ttty. He vowed to end the walkout and ''to serve the people nd to fraa them from the bold the c:oll8cllon of power ~ ke ba bad ovtr tur 0 •.'' Vt , lng to an emergency city. trike's o!O&liD waa stuck help}Mily In Witb tho s block for 1& minutes llld b:"e~ ~y' 110" ~illy' I ev'llll>g rillll fl n, tltde ~ ~ llllllf flr4men fflll)ly WJI. npor e abeld of it and cltUed a atra•t• since lilt dlyo of the H l to end the strike depression of the llll\llo. And the the op'l'r':nsport Worken Union national tc\IDODlf fell repereua- <TWU ogalnst tho Eastern All- Stars Big Favorites DEVOTED TO INTERESt OF MASON AREA MEIGS • ••e~tuil .. owet~. P\lblllltW ct~..ter Tennehlll, 1c11ter CINCINNATI (UPI) -Oscar Robert110n never bas been a loser in a National Basketball Association All-Star game and the oddamakers figure he will maintain his perfect record tonight. · The Eaotern Division team, with Oscar as one of its top stars, is heavily favored to defeat lhe West lor the lltb time in this 16th annual batlle of the league's best. The do-everything Cincinnati Royals' guard bas played with the winning All.SUir team ever since be broke into the NBA in !961. In fact, the West has not ...- • ..,.., ,_..., ~ ..~ "~.~...!::'o~r.:: :=, . .,.::'io... "'"'" ••••• WY •·""' "'''"" ,.... w~:~'·., -~• ,..., matter at lb.• 1011' ortit• • tomtftll• "'Wt" ·•~ ...,~, 11o: :; ...~':::':aU;.... •at': Yo"'bell,..... SubMri,:;.t;: e•ntll •• f[ons. Authority (TA)• today. Lindfay The the h ~M ~::ll:lmproper::::;.::egt::.J~la~les.~llli-.:::~~~~~:.---. Somlhow the eftlzenry liJeviiiOII to propose he at orne 0 llotiiSt P 1 boiiiiCid bllllt:, After II ::'t~lalt rtlul'll to wvrk WUI!am llew.-1111 wltblul lht public wltllllt wlllloula enoJr.a. ll 1 :1:::0·~-------2 new b,•ullf~l Weldwoocl Uon that IIM'IIIIIIy ala He met rebuU within houn. Calllenla "td:,..KIII Jllillloo passengers a day, 1111111 II a " Prl(inlshld Pinelli York was getting uaed - , 16'1.1 feet llilio, .. ""••II ,W_ NowI ' By LEONARD GRANATO Wildcats in the second period. UPI Sports Writer Sophomore Frank Harschcr Life at the top can be a sank a lay-up as the final nightmare, as oecond-ranked buzzer sounded to knot the Kentucky learned on a visit to contest a\ 60-60 and send it mto Athens, Ga. overt ime. '111e proud basketball jugger· With the game tied at 63-SJ naot tf Adolph Rupp swept mto Cli ff Berger sank two loul shots town Monday night wltb a ll).f)f for the Wildcats and Tommy record and barely escaped with Kron netted a jump shot tn pot a double-overtime 69-65 victory Kcnlw·ky out of t·ench. E;~ ch . The aroused 1 tt am th' en so::nrcd two mure over Georgta. underdogs, doWII 34-21 at the, points . ba ck a t th_e_'~ I Th. k e._•u _:_n~~.2_, v d bIt haIf, c~e snar lmg ... ~rd- ~.:_n __ I SQUARED AWAY? 1 ... -~ I fransfers will IIMi Deaf Man Perfetti • Midget Tranststor , 'd : Hear1ng At • tone, G&J' McCle}}an FIres C'apture Independent BattIes NOW! hMitalt cut,..,aloaa for- point Rock s . ty N t a KING ;res .----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio' COLEMAN HEATING - 0 " ' '98' 4 DOOR SEDAN Y-8 motor, automatic transmission , power brakes. I i Disclulrgea - JANUARY SPECIAL $795 GMAC flnanelng AvaU.IIIe l KARR &VAN ZANDT ' arilinllo 11111 it 11111115 prompt and flir hi~ of U..lhlt 118. - Oldsmobile "You'D Uke Our QuaNtr Way tl 'lotng BusiiiNI" WY 2-5342 Pol'rn!roy Ohio Mo1tly fofr lllllgltl Lw tJt. : a\PI 1 • II aorlli. Weolneoola7 ; -Uflll eloodlaoll, a UUif . ..,..., FALSE TEETH --:.-.-. ~ ---- Suellll our Job n we see it We are tryln& tQ lie It welll!lld 10 That Loosen I I dg It~ all IRe tiDe.. Neell Net Embar,.ll ManJ wee.rere of taiM I '"t'- U" .utrer.d rnl tmbarnM.III.-t !Mct.u.M their 'late llr.,.cl, eUp~ ur ftb· Ju." the wront t\18._ Do Dot u-.e ln r~Rr or tht.e hapf)ehltllto/ Juet. tprlukle a UttM r.an 1 . the allua.llnt \DOD·acl41 powder, o.u. JOur pla&M. Rold ft.U. tAetb mar. 'htnlJ . J... ....,. Mle. Du.e not lOW'. Cheeu "pLace Qllor breath" . Get PAIITIII1W 81 0:. •o 'n.' oenu""- drul CO\lDH.. IIYIH'J'II'bere. __ _ , · ~--·· ______ _ - _ ---- ___ , ~. - ..... . ..... • . .- .... ~ - . - ~ LEMM LEAVES CARDS ST. LOIDS !UP!) - Wally Lemm, who olways tried to enjoy footbell, parted company with the St. Louio Car<lfnals Monday following 1 painful 5-9 Be<Ison and) .!lJilllmand that he spend more.l!fli:e in St. Louis, BOOSTERS TO MEET Tbe Galltpolis Blue Devils l!ooster club will meet in Room 101 ot Gallla Academy Schoo~ begtnnlllj at a low&ht. • • ,___________ .... . . . . . . . . ., - . .:. •.:... ....,..:;... .........""""" ., ..~,., ... - .,.... ~ _ __ . . .......... ... 0: .:: - . . .. . ' ... . . . . . .. . ... . . . . . . . . .-:''-M"'i"""r· ' ~ '.- • ·- - -· -- •• - · ~ -fM"': · · · •- · ··· .... - m little! Pr'Ice Hitt•mg Well for J-V College Squad r /xh ., your choice when you buy 7ganons Ashland Vitalized Gasonne-·\ • ' Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer• Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline )'011 get y001 choice ot a stytish, light blue mug or bowl ••• FREE! Tbe mugs are ideal for coffee, ~a. hot chocolate 011 milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cerea~ ice cream 111-rwtr•CIII.. __ * - We111acitl~ of tiiCI1 community we seM and tllke tntctiWI part in itlel'lllrs. llkt any other ~ltlten. we Wlnt WI' nellhborl Ill think well of us. Besides, It makes lood bl.t$inllli sense. W. prosper only u the COIMlllnit¥ prospei'SI SG WI help It tbriYI WEATHER 30, But Frosh L u. I 55 NJGIIT GAMES CINCINNATI <UP!) - The Cmcinnati Reds today announced till 81-game home schedule for the coming season that iadudes 55 night games on 53 dates. The 75 home playing dates 1 Will include the traditional Na· tional League opener on April II against the New York Mets. There are 17 Sunday 8"meS, Including four doublehenders, Bnd eight Salur<lay afternoon contests• means cloifll rmythlng we can to kelP complalnll 1ftlnl . 100. biN M C~iliiiC I•••· It power ste~rtllg. radio, like new white sic1ewall lin1, uut:side nmrnr and :Hone palnt. Mabel . t.angsvUJe; Aliet Blllillr, lb· 1 SVAC RESERVES Tl\AM W L P Southwestern .. 4 2 196 Kyger Creek . . . . 2 2 131 Hannan Trace .. 2 2 138 Eastern . •. 2 S 157 North Ga llia .. I 3 106 TOTAU II II 732 FRIDAY'S GAMES Kyger Cr"'k al Hannan Trace Racine at Rutland Eastern at North Ga lli a SATURDAY'S GAMES Wilton at Southwestern Albany .at Racine Kyger Creek at Fairland Hannan Trace at Eastern \ possible. That mea111 supplying our c111Wme11 with what thllr 'want whtn they want tt. It 111e1ns btln1 courteous at an t1ma IIIII 1111lnlalnlni attractiYe, easr·to-do-buli,_...ittl olllcel. f : Pomero~ . Spencer Gets I SPECIAL Mel&• Geeerol Uuopltol AilnlillloM - llmor lijll, I Athens-Wellston In Top Contest 9 Our Weekly I sCOreS Dally f!elltiDII, r-..,...ndtlleporl, 0., Jan. 11, 19811--1 when !be~ mayllnit,. going a bit rough. The ~ loins 111'11 eurrentl7 retlfDI Ia. fourth place with a 1-3 loOP mark. Jackeon Ia onl7 ooe game behind the three loade<s. A p by JHS Friday would keep !JII lronmen lu cloao <onteotlon. GellipoUa, a tum that bita lost liz games by 1 grand total , of 18 points, will hit tho road lor Come 10;30 p.m., Friday, only two Southeastern the sixth lime In nine gamOL Ohio League basketball teams will be sharing first place The charaes of Coach Duke Duroas first half action draws to a close. · son will ploy at NelsonviDe. More than likely, Nelsonville wtll be one of the two Coach Bob Sbeskey's quintet If. -the Hounds host seventh place Gallipolis. ter losing Its ...... opener, 'bu The otber leader wiU be dif· chalked up eigbt straight willa, ficult to name at this time. Ath· an easy 98-54 Rocket victory. and Is a heevy favorite to cap"Doa't lorget I'm first to ens journeys to Wellston. Both Should the Wellstonians eon- ture this year'• loop erown. It Three non-league games 01'1 u!Al a b t~ • t 00 our share lho top spot with Nelson· tlnue tbelr winning ways, ville. will be the BuUdogs dropping on tap Saturday, Coal GroVI a gr P broken re;~.. Y Winner of this Important con- out of first. But Ath€f!B, despile plays at Galfipolis. Sberid<tn 111 lest will remaiR In • first place losing four of five regulars at Logan and powerful Chillitie. The loser will drop to sea- ' from Jast year's championship Icothe visits Wellslon, ond. i squod, is making another run St:QAL ALL GAMES Last week, Wellsloo played!for the cage title, and Charles TEAM w L p OP host to Logan In the "'big game McAfee's Bulfdogs seem to play Welfstou ....... • 8 1 723 liU of !he week" aod the result was their best whea the pressuro is Nelsonvillt .. .. . 8 1 579 481 At=' ·- --on. Alhelll ...... _, ' 2 193 08e, ':ttl tO 'jJ COLLEGE SCORES fn other conforence games ! Logaa ... -·-· 1 3 460 490 Mrrs Br Minn 85 Mrhed St 68 ' Friday, an improved Middle- Jockson -·- ·• " 1 ¥ft «<J The Pomeroy High School St Thos fi6 Gstvs Adlphs 56 port team should have Middleport . •••• a 1 481 471 dtfft (h• w1tb ghho 1 Po~ G llipol 1 8 451 ~ Freshmen with 21 points bv IAugsbg n Dlulh Br. Minn. 70 cu ''. ne1 r ng u r a 11 ........ Werry and 10 by English eked , St. Marys 62 Hamline 56 eroy. Th11 battle Is slated on t omeroy ..... ·. 1 t ~ iii out a single overtime wi~ 4~ 41 BemidJI 78 Concordia 71 the ~nthers· planks. Pomeroy TODAY'S GAMEt 1 over the Gallia Academy High Soulb.,.st ts w est n oop pl ay. Jackson at, Oak Hill l!chool Frush Ia Washington S.W. Okla. 86 E. N.Mex. 72 Jacksoa travels to Logan FRIDAYS GAMES. !!chool gym Colorado 61 Oklahoma St. 55 - -- ' Atbeno at Wellston · Gallipolis at NelsouvW1 1 Hrdn-Smmns 96 Centenary 91 Tommy Spencer was hlgb for w. Tex. St. 85 Pnbndle A&M 6! Jackson at Logao Gallipolis with 30 poin\s, on 12 Hardi ng Col\ 74 Ozarks Coil. 61 Middleport at Pomeroy field goals and six. free throws, McMurry 76 Texas A&l 64 SATURDAY'S G~ Coni to take top scormg honors of S.W. Tex. 81 E. Texas 68 Grove at Galllpol.ll the contest. The loss left the Hwrd Payne 89 Stphn Austin 711 Sheridan at Logan GAHS Frosh with a H reco~d Hous. Bupl. 85 Lel'rneat• 67 Chilhcotha at WeDstou whtle Pomeroy racked up thetr Abilene Chris. 13 Lamar Tech lth otraigbl win. 55 TAKE DOlJBf.B ·~ Sam Houston 88 Sul Ross 79 Larry Price, !outbern ffigh """"' Pomeroy led 15-14 at quarter, p . . v· 106 A k AMN t03 school's 196ii basketball and Middleport'• Tlh Grade huo , . d ra1ne Jew r . k tb II but Gallipolis went ahea 22-19 A k S 99 Trl 't (T ) 84 baseball product. Is proving e a team ouffered Ita flnt at l.he half and le d 211"27 at the \ ' T\ ~t himself one of the lop fresh- 1088 of the season Monday after end of three penods. The regu- ·\r · c rs 89 r · ec • 76 man prospects at Marietta Col- school_ at Point Pleasant, 33-18. lation game ended at a 4343 • lege. The Eighth Grade also was deo d dl k Coll~o- Ralln"" 1 ted .. ea oc . ..,..e .,~ Playing regularly on the an. ea , ~-27, No ncorda .,.... Big 10 Soandings Freshman Junior Varsity which kept in either game EPol~eroy (45) - Crow 2-2..&; By United Pres~ Internatfosol ill comparable to a high, school • ng ISh J+to: Burdette 3-0-6; w L TP OP . . PffiLADELPHIA Arnold 1-1·3; Werry 8-3..21. To- . . reserve squad. Pr:ce ~onslslent<UPO tal l6-liH6 IllinoiS 2 0 186 154 ly has been gettmg m double De!enstve back Nate Ramsey t>l s . MICh. Slate 2 0 174 143 figures with hiS highly accur- the Philadelphia Eagles is GaU\polis (15) - Ryal ~1- 1 ,· Michigan 2 0 l7l 144 ale set shot from a range of expected to be aa flt as ovw b Spencer t2-6-JO; Gilkey :HH;·, Northwestero 1 l 169 167 20 to 25 feet. w en 1 cast to correct torn ll Henry 3-1-71 Hill ~1-l. Tolals Iowa 1 I 138 127 Prlco IB also expected to earn gamoots In his left knee 11 18-9-4~. Wisconsin 1 1 139 158 11 place in regular rotation on removed In four week!. Ram~ Minnesota 0 1 65 85 !he Pioneer pitching staff this sey, Injured In the final game Score by quarters: Ohio State 0 1 78 83 spring. He is a lefthander. of th& season against Detroit Pomeroy 15 19 27 43 461Purdue 0 2 175 200 Price Is the 801 of Mr. and I~ the EagJes in inter~pUon~ Gallipolis 14 22 211 43 45 ndiana 0 I t5Z 136 Mrs. Hubert Price, Portland. With six In 1965 and five In liM. lLL STAR5 4-i CHASE HAIDWARE 59 OLDS coasting behind Clyde Lee'• u poinls and 28 rebounds, hurried Mississ ippi 10fr63. I one low Introductory priceI -. -- College I ""Yfhhnnla ... ~ by a flip of a coin this aooo roolde Rick Barry of San whjrh of the NBA'a two star 1Francisco and Bailey Howell or centers wiU start Russell of the the Baltimore Bullets at Celts or Chamberlain of tbe forward, and Jerry West ol the Philadelphia 76ers. Both were !.akers and Guy Rodgers of the unanimous pic.ks of the league's Warriors at guard. sportswriters and broadcasters, The East reserves are Adrian Lucas and Thurmond were Smith of Cincinnati, Hal Greer the only otber unanimous and Chet Walker of Phlladel· choices. phla, and WiUiii Reed of the Big Luke wUI be reunited New York Knicks. with his Ohio State buddy, John On the bench for !he West Havlicek, as starting forwards will be Zelmo Beaty of the St. for the East. Robertson and Louis HawkB, player-coach Sam Jones wil1 open at guard. D~ve De Busschere and _Eddie For the West, coach Fred Miles of tho Detroit Pistons, Schaus ol the Los Angeles Rudy LaRusso of Los Angeloa Lakers Is obligated to start and Don Obi of Baltimore. By Unftetl PreM lnteruallonal Kansos rolled to an easy 119·68 conquest of Oklahoma. Walt Easl W 1 ed 27 . Is and Dickinson 78 Wstrn Md. Tl bl~~k?'d ';;:';n shot~01 ~or the Mansfield 105 Lock Haven 73 lOth kd ~ h k F Phila Text 8o Ktztwn Tcbrs 57 othe:an ,: ers a~it"wi:· dou~~r Hofstra 99.St.Frncs (N.Y.) 88 P1 YK D S'dl e Frlgh Dcksn 83 Seton Half 77 11. tor ansash.. bon! 1 e's St Amslm's 70 Merrima ck 53 2S4gure~ potn s were Ig or 111e BuckRell . 80 American U. T4 • ooners. Cheyney 1110 Belmont Abbey ~2 AI \-America Cazzie Rus-, .. 11 s t. Frncs (Pa.) 110 Grove c·h.1 h. scored 'l:t points to pace 86 Michigan to an 88-63 vlstory Prtland Br. Maino 11:1 Hudson over India na and first-place tic 85 for the llig 10 Conference lead MIT 110 Tufts 79 th Ill' . d Mi b' wS~te. c'~roiiss Paenrva \1 , c Iwgahno VMI F Soutb 90 urman 83 scored 24, on d Gerry Jones . G & J Auto kepi Its unbeaten string go ing l" t ni ght In who hit 22, led fowa lo a 7~sB Lnr-Rhyne 114 PresbyterJOn 72 the Gallipolis Independent Baskl't ba11 LPague With a 11 0·64 vk tory over Northwestern , Va. St 93 Morgan St. 74 victory over Dunlops of Pt. Pleasant. (i & .J is now 10-0. Geotwn 100 Geo. Washington 81 Gary Lashley had 36 and - -- - - Jim Meyers (24) and Oliver Johns Hopkins 37 Towson St. 66 Carl Wolfe tossed in 34 for G ley, 13-10-36: B. Roush, 4-1·0. Darden ~ 19) hclp~d the Michi- Elon 79 Cempbell 53 & J. Aaron Buffington added Tota ls, 44-22-110. gan cause. I Wake Forest 99 Virginia 1fl 14 for the winners. Botch New· D1m lop t64 ), B Green\,., 4·1 East Car. 76 Richmond 71 ton was the big gun for the Pt. 9; B Newton, 10-0-20, J. Ury, Stan ~ashington's 31 points Auburn 92 Tulane 58 • Jed Mich1gan state to ~ 78 Ft. s h Pleasant outfit with 20 points. 3-04>; Simpkins, 4-1-0, IL aR t. 73 Loyola Sout 53 Swrlin•0 had 16. Fr;mk lin 1-"2 ; Starling, 6416. victory over Purdue. Pur<lue's Ml,. St. 74 La. St. 71 Dave •sc1le lib ase, among t he Ky. 69 Ga. 65 (2 ot) Bill Frencis racked cp 44 Tol<1b, 31·2·64. . hest co 11 eg1·ate scorers in tbe W. Ky. 85 E. Tenn St. 69 hIg Points on 17 field goals and 10 Score by Quarters : .r t II' d 30 · t E · · free throws to pace McClellan's G & J Auto .... .. 27 50 82 110 . na IOn, a Je porn s. · Ky. 98 Midd le Tenn. RO of Oak Hill to an 854>0 wiA over Dunlop . 17 31 43 64 f. Murray (Ky.) 67 Tenn. Tecb 82 Elb~rfelds of Pomeroy. Bob Fires t~~e ..(li8·)· B. Br0wn 5Vanderbilt 106 Miss. 58 E'astman ha~ 25 for ~he lo~ers 0-10; P. Smith, 'li-2- 14; P. Fra· l~)'j::~st~~·~?4'%.%i<f!''"l"·r~-,~T~~ D. ~pscmb 85 Souwestrn 61 aod Ned Swmdell had 17 · i l<•y, 5-1-11; J. "'ilhoan. 9-0-18 ; The Meigs Couoty Fish and I Rollins 64 Tampa U. 63 Jn t~e mghtcap,_ F1re~_ton~ 5_00 iD. Magmmi, 4_0_8; J. Turner, ! Ga.me Association will meet Ft. ~a!. St. 117 Tkd~ee Inst. 81 hung In second place ~1th a U8-1H 7 Totals. 32_4·oB. I Friday, January II, al8 p. m. Crsn Nwmn 89 Mlhgan 39 ~d wm over We1hers._ Ftrestone i Wi!i hers (S4 ), S. Fuller, R--O- at the Second Ward Fire sta- Bllng AFB 70 Qntco Mrns 158 IS now 9-1. .John Milhoan had . 16, P. Weiher, 2<{.7; R. Wl'i l l~ r. tion in Pomeroy. Election of (ot) 18. Paul Smith 14, Paul Fraley ] 1 ~" 2 ; D. Atha, 6-IH 2; G. Fal· officers from ll!tMI will be W.Va. Tech 81 \V.Va. Wslyn 7• ll. ond B1ll Brown \0 for !he , Jon, 5"]-lJ; B. Klfkbride, 2_H held and refreshment. will \ Relmont 118 Lambuth 68 wr mnehrs. Sl !eve Fullerh wasDhigh l Totals, 24-6-54. be serve<!, All membero arr GSrEmbllng 9298 LJcksCon111M~•) 83 or t e osers w1t 16, ave St'O re by quar ter orged to atte nd an,1 brrng . · ' . .•a. K a.. . u• 1 1.ane fiA 11 e 87 Alha had 12, an d Gary Fallon F' 1 along their ~ be hi " sxv1 17 34 56 68 1 mem rs P Applchn 69 Newberry 67 had t l. one ·........ . .. G & J (IIO) C W 11 14_6_ 1\Cihers . . . . B 21• .16 5·1 cards. 34· R H II '448 Bo f·f~ McCle ll an• (85 ), M. Corter , ' "'. ·" .•, "' . IMich. St. 89MJ~west .4 : La Rey~ ~ ~~gt~n 8-2 ·18; B. Francis, 117-10-44; T. Uw%\,W?~-~:4.w, · f"~~!lsm-.t Purdue 71 . 5 14 9 _ - _,__:_ u_n,__ : · ·_ aSJ- Fugate, J-2-8: R Mnso·s. 33- Pomeroy Teams win Ind. St. Ito E. Ill 91 9: G. Williams, 3"0"6. Tnta \5, In Ea~lern Games Michigan 88 Indiaoo 66 S VA C Stan d ings 34·17<15. .. 1 fowa St. 85 Missouri 70 SVAC ALL GAMES Elbcr lelds IGO) , G. Collins, 2-: Pomeroy 7th and 3th grade De Paul 120 W. Ontario &I 0-4· H Brawn J-0-2 · N Swin- · basketball te.<~m s scored VICtor- Iowa 70 North t 58 TEAM W L p OP · · · • · · ' 1· E wes ern dell. 8·1-17; D. Harri~on, 4-0-8; r _es over astern Monday evenLndsy Wlsn 82 Vncnnes 6!1 Eastern 6 3 563 ! 1~ ; P. Collins, 1-2-4. Totals 27· 6 · mg at Eastern. P?meroy, . led Centre 88 Hanover 86 (ot) 1 Southwestern 5 4 480 , 60_ , by Bob Werry With 22 pomls, Rolla Mo. u. 84 N. w. Mo. St. 52 Kyger Creek .. . 4 4 418 439 Score by quarters: I ~ook a 30-25 v1ctory rs ove·rtime St. Jno (Minn.) 73 McAistr ff1 North Gallia .. . 3 5 407 447 1 McCic\lans ..... . ... 24 4~ 61 85 m the Seventh Grade contest. Kansas 89 Oklahoma 68 Hannan Trace .. 1 7 523 576 , Elberfelds 12 30 41 60 Karr and Ca ldweU each had No. Mich 116 Wayne Sl. rt STANDINGS mne for Eastern. Ferris St. 76 Aquinas 75 SVAC VARSITY TEAM W L A bucket by Hoy Vaughan In Dvnporl Jnst. 121 Micb. Lu!h. TEAM w L p OP , G&J Auto .... ·..... .. to 01last ha lf minute gave the baby 81 Eastern 4 1 309 20!1 Firestone .. .. .. .. .. .. 9 11Panthers R 25-24 win in the Rbrt Mrre JC 106 Prsu Frsh Southwes tern 3 2 251 283_ Eberle ids .. .. .. ..... J 5, Eighth Grade match. Randy Bur 92 Wei hers ...... , .. .. .. 3 sl and Kyger Creek ... 2 2 217 225 . · h Vaughan P.ach had six for Eau Claire 84 River Falls 61 McC\ellans ............ 3 7 t e wmners while Settee had SE. (Mo.} 62 N.E. IMo.\ 54 N h r. I I 3 2113 H~~~ • ."~r~~e ·.· 1 3 206 ~! i Donlops ..... ...... · .. 2 8t l4 and Hitchie 10 for Eastern.! cent. IOhio) 94 Ky. St. !1% (ol) TOT,.~LS · ... · II II 1185 US. WAIT TO GET To Seat Bond won sine. Robertson and his Royal teammates were trans!erred to the Eastern Division four seasons ago in a league realignment. The East should have a big edge on the backboards with Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell and Jerry Lucas, the NBA's big three In rehounding. The West has only Its starling center Nate Thurmond of the San Franc·lsco Warriors, to challenge that trio. He is No. 4 in league rebounding averages. East coach Red Auerbach of \he Duston Celtics will decide Wildcats Win 69-65 in Double Overtime vote of conlidonco. hour dtliiJ'I 1e ~ ftt worl4'1 tau,ol lbmbaldt ell)', Clllf. Pre ble, l"' ke · Meig• ' Scioto. in/ormal Co ·1 l ...... 'iilakl Summit an d Vm1nn cu un1ir~ unci • fiO :. . 10rnttlmel dldl't -..• a • . Schools which have o>er 500 - Heard Batley .report payIID hour. u i I • enrolled In grades 9 ments on the publtc empiO)IOI ~ p h 12 are eligible to rt- retirement !System a~ mcrea• Manhattan lslaDd, St.! !'!~~~! "Cei>Je ~ougtl1e mone y. '. ed from 7 per cent to t.37 per aillea, Monda, ablorbod ....tomob"·· mort tbla Total estimated cost of the . rent. 1U ~ ' constructiOn projects 1 - Hesrd Zerkle IS~ for a I(Jftbooe regia-.! Iii 1111 of 1 c "~':';";'~ 018 Loca l fund• will cia\ oommitlee to help arrange ATLANTA (UPD - Civil states and eapoeted, 1.', '· t. f · · , for houSinll this sprmg that rijhts groupa today premlled ..,., to atlmll ev., morf 1 741 . 197 · a1 coun or 1 o . .. to tiOO U • But ll!ed that 500 Original plans ealled lor 3~ · m1ght 91o'rv ~. son:e . ,,. the mllli\'e demontftn ~- G I enryonde - . -·sc hool di,.tnrts 10 sha rr m the 1 new peop 1e oomm~ mw . 1~111 battle to oref u• tor~ tou1 eas11y Y'I\;UI, funds . 1\nwe"Yer. an r:ctucation l ~ounty en COJl&tfucuon tRacme KI• Houst of Repreaenta&tv• tlrt DOt lllplrtl CIIM-tiOW II lhe lime .. Depanment slildy showed lour I dam and Houle 7 bypass); and tv seat NtgR ~~ep tocl Jullllt dis tl'i ct~ hod ~tlfflcit-nl loc0l l 1accepte<j a~pomtment l.o lt, a- Bond deap1te hiJ avowed suplqiiCIIW up and mab a fl 11h new funds to huJid the facilJlies . long w1th Tttnnlllee. ~~rt for draft evade!s a~d crlt..... dt.. up 1110. ancl cltllll and The ap!J iitation of the Ledge- - I~eard Stu.~lbo auggest 1 lCl!ml of U. S. poliO)' Jill Viet have GIIIMIIient mont Loeal Srhool Dtstrict in 1con_uruttee . to get ~ 0 ~ ~ Nam. Geauga County waa not ap-1wmna ordman~ functioning, The House 1 b~ a 134 to 12 loan. Haft ... to pay out - prov t!d bee ause it failed \O and the mayo: s requefit (~ 1 vote Monday mgbt, refused to for younelf an pay clays. me 11 1 pupil !'t.'Quircments. ~ little mor~ Ume Lo (.:gosider accept the ~year-old public :-;rek Holt Su.:ces1or wha t he shuuld do , . relations director for the miUDon't to caD. ""-- h M ln ut h~" 1 llliiJOr busmeili Mon-[ - . Approved Zerk le 1 n:toticm 1 tant Student Nonviolent CoordtWard obligation. One thrifty budget loan da\, III• bnaro appomi ed a to bill the bonrd of publtc a!· I nating CommltiN (SNCC). Wayne Brink~ paymlllll. CaU ~if'4'ntng tommiltee to mter- ~ lans as 01 Jan. l, 1966 for $50 Negro and white spectaton er, EllUbeth 'p·n~na. v1ew appl 1ea nts to repl£tre Dr. monthly as rental for fipace and crowded in the HOUBt gallery lrlnklr 1o Jtme~ R. gil IDU. MtiiF Ill '66. ~: . E. !lull. Eatl.er m the meet - utJilt tes al town ball ht:ard the vole ln Jtunned st- Martha Parsons, parctll, . __ _ _ - I ~ Approved a rt!aolution of lence and then filed out tn or- toa. I • ppr<·cmtwn offered by Baker derl fashion. Stale troopero had Lit 0. Wood. Jr., BRirlct k Mr. Grate for semceo ahove boo Y tationed throughout tho eno Wood to Konnolh D. Add now beouty to your homo-at tbe nmo tlmt reoll10 those requ ired. in assisting the cha~~r 10 bandit any poll!· Uams, Arlena I. Wtllioall, ID big uvlna.-on theae exquidtt preflnl•bed panel• tbat new admml8tratwn oo the 19tMI bl 4t tr tioo "'"'· Rutland. fe11t ure 1U-new atylt and b••utr lor 196tl, Their famout approprialions. • molll a · AlUt Price, DorothJ M U r 'Jwood benelilo Include: exelulivo Woldwond llnlob, 1l - Heard that Jackie L. Oiler tauib, Gtrald Price. Ma¥ine ea sy maint.naoce, Lifetime Guarantee, and the IIDiular h~:~s been rt·fused permo~ment di•Prict to Emenon JohDIOP, lAete&ance of real wood paoelln1. ')'odoy, oeo CraflomiD II ) Pll ran hear people ta lk I abrll) l'Ompensation by Workoil JohnJon, loll, Lebal>oa, New Brlarout ond Crll!!man Blackthoru Ill ulil' ohowroqDL laand cant n1ake out the word! ' . , . · B -• p rUud troductory price aubject to avallabLUty ol pJnela. dt'larh·. thrn this will be your mens. Lompem;atton oar\1. 0 . oi1De MIU. answ er An extreme ly smal l - look appoint ment• by tho Edwlrd MUlw, ~J La ' BUILDERS SUPPLY UYIIGI CO. hearing atd usmg a tiny ener· may~n· as mnunitlee chairme~ OCie 0 es er tG Clarence e~L ura i gi 71 -d un 1t. h J ~ ht't'll perfec:t· as lollows, Sewer, Zerkle; fr Wildermuth, 11000 1'1· • COMPANY t-"rl b\ <~ man who hi mself iii nann· . Baker 1 ordinanee, Zer· k tJrt. WY 2-2171 125 E. Main St. h :~rd . of !1raring and has bt•en l kle : Buildtn8S, Gibbon1~ TrBf· Mn. J. 1:. Rade Ia Larry Carpen_ter, Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. for orer 10 ,·pa rs With hi5 fie and Safety , Stumbo; Fire , 1 Ulurel Grange met. recently Carpenter to W1\bur nt•w air! . i>\,~ u \•htsprr~ ar e , Parma lee; Recreation, V&mKh- i at the Grant Hall watb thl , aes Imbod•, J1 acre, :rqta'l rlPar If i r~lrrcsled It 1 an Streets, Zerlde; Utilities, Wor~h~ Malter, Al';*t. Bolta, 1s ~~!lge:.,.,tNI 1 w1 u ~ rtl e I_IEAR -I ~rkle , CemeLery, Gibbolll; prestdtna. Two applications for IN<•. 3_2 E .Ith ~~. F.n•. Pa. ' Relef Parmalee and Enui(> memherlhlp wero accepted, AI· t • 1 'z ·kl 't ou Will rere1ve full mforma , ter the lectunr'J prOifam, I t .I· lll at no f'os t or obl'1ga1-ton meut ' et e·d fir potluck supper wat Jtrved. Mfl, whatsorver -Adv - Acctpte the annua1 e, b •r I "' .._u_ Holctmpany report of 31 fi re calls, l Blanc e • • son an,.. A'NW lti oUt of town, 11 in&ide; esti- ~ Uday wert guo•'-· m<:~ted l oss~:s outside $1!,060 to M1ss Laura Prtce is llllploytd bu ilding• and 11,100 to oontents; ' by tht ltlephooe eomp8Df III inSid• town $11,580 to bui\din1s. 1Atchenls ...... of Chl and and $11.275 to ronlenls, for 1 1 . ar "'''~If' c.gt ·Sister , Vlrgm•~ · ef Columbus, rand total of $ 47 _ 1 ~ . 11 1 g ' spent tho hohday vacation ol mt~n answennM r1:1l\i; on Ult av -ilh h r th . ta Mr ~ erage, whu aerved lSL man i ed Mrome Go\ "Trurparneren ' · h i an s, eon . . oursArcepted Chief Gi lkey 's re- Chri stmas program• wert port lor l!lliii showinl 11 arrests •held at ~ht NaArene and Co. 1 . t . . "~ 1 t 1, lumbia Chapel churches. or m ox1catton, wu or H. .Jc H lid te of Mr Anna VIolations. 16 DWI, _10 for petty Ell;abe~~ ~:er ond "sherrie Jarreny and it ml8ceUaneooo: were th Robert Goode faml113 al'Ctdents mvesttgated ~~ , e . I'"' d 74 . 1~, 1 11 M, ly of Charleston, W. Va., and 00 m '~ an m ~ ' e-. 1 the W. A. Odin family of aeor e<' ' 9·690 from parktfli meters, Middl etown. Gary Ogdln, the and served !106 meal•. llis De·~ IaUer'• oon will loava 10011 lw cember report 1howed 12 traffic C lbh· ' · ar uowan crwta. arrests. 7 for one ! Mise Clemma Vole ol Oll'dHtrollllli Ch.se, Mvr. each for DWI and Iinton vis it.ecl • couple of days L"u11 lt. MlcWleport the pea ct. 5 for bad checks, I with hor aunt, Doll Stroot, at , earh f<~ shophftmg •nd of the home of Mrs. Paulino HolllPhofto WY !-2511 sus. and 8 JUvenile arre". day and Mrs. Alma Smith. Mre. Frtdo Kenntd)' Wll I Tuooday SUflt of Mre. Nlille Vale ond motber, Mra. J. I . Redekln. Mra. Kelllltdy ,.. OIIDlad here totching duttoo at West Elementary ochool 1M fint ol tbo year. It it reported tho! Mre. Maude Holcomb Ia tmproviq slowly at tbe bomt of her ., ;' daUjhter. Mro. Holeo Et l,txnl 011' Job ill generat1111 alectrici!¥ and aettln11 It to where 11'1 Ulh.1mbus. .-do W.'re il this bullnau because It is concerned with 1111 Mills Hut! Woota w11 ,. turned to lbe homo of hot par11fPP11 of 1 fundamental requireinent of modern Uvifll, becauSI toll Mr. and Mro. Is- w~ it'a111 honorlble one, becaua we like it, and becauu w want eo after havin& been in RlverI l l - llltriA81t lt. sldo lloopital io Columbuo. Silo is recovering from aa 11thal and boort atll<h. , We alnllll 8Ift one kind of service 1o everyone .•. the lint tflll'l pronuse • F••gbl I , ~ ·-- ~ ~ - .,_- ~ - - ~ - - or desserl You'Uwant to collect a complete set This offer ts limited so hurry to your Ashland OU t Dealer displaying the "FREE NUG OR BOWL• sigD. Compare Special's look:sJtnd performance with anything else In this price range. There.· \'ou really can .nord to own a Buick.· In fact, you can't afford not to. See your Buick, ,1\eeler .HQw. whl~l _M',s ln. the m~ to Jive you the very best dnl 1ft town. Hurl)'., ~-~oyour local authorizgd Buick dealer • ' ~.e's waiting to serve you. ...... "I .•• . :\ ---F~~:~~ ISGi . '· '· ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY • �. .. ,. r • 1\ ( tentee In very-comm••· Eddie roy C. Bryan), RJ. 1 !larl'ison- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jao. 11, 1818 whal'l-his-name; Sybil missed ville; Mrs. Harry N. LodwiCk, tho porty too, tho only one tl>o's Jt, Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Den- Howard E. Ntebaus, Ml'l. J.ar-1"011_ _.,._ _ _ _ _.,. m1ssed all year, it mlgh'. see_m. nls fi. Manuel, Syrocuse; Em- ry D. Pyleo, Clarenco E. Sayre, II FINEST By Jack O'Brian . thro~ · da~ bullflghhng Gauge readings: Gallipolis ott L. Schuler, Rl. 1 Middle' Mrs. Marcaret J. Smtih, Toy ~ ouston 5 Astr ~me Feb. 4· Dam 12 2, 21.5, runnmg 30 feet port; Mrs. James S Rees, Sr, Stone, Mrs. Effie Tucker. ShlrSen. Joke Javits w!ll leave weren't on strike. 1bury and husband Jack AnderJx?~ Pac~ Cammo 111IIII,OOO, on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 2:1. Racine; Vonda K. Canter, Oak 11ey Ann Tucker, JIU Ann Wilany moment lor Vietnam on • di' ' h e" 1 •n1 lVII,. Mays (17, Pt. Pleusant 25 14. Hinton H1ll; M.,, M.rgarer Z Brook<. l~Hms. Mrs. George H. Youn&, 5011 rented Avenll's high-styled 8 private LBJ m~SJon John ar 1 wtilastha '~UTBaoUJ onowy hideaway tor March say-.,eJys '"Ja ul,1, ball season 1.1111 falling Kanawha l•'alls 320 Rl. 2 Wellston: Mro. J Lamar Mr!. Robert Lee Armstead and ONI!.OAY SI!RVICI Lindsa\J's walk• to• work ~em8 napery ames "sto actor tChns l , G.rtly, WeII Rt on; Fermm . F . 8or- . .mf ant s~n, Mrs. J oseph A. H•I· J • m ni hLun mOb efilled the"openfabled LBJ on TV looks . a bit like Jones esse is IJOIIerm 1 1" to falling, Charleston tD 09 rising ON R!QUIST showboating to us - he d get Ut~tr~al han out ... Tbeo It Bill Cullen .. Youoser, of tile "anolher Ja~es De~~ .. bUil l London, Marmet and Winfield tng, MeArthur; Mrs. Hobert er and tnfant daughter. more done geltmg to work quick. g course Productr Max Gor C , . Dams were on the sill ~ M. Fleu, Ashland, Kv : Mr3 \ ' tr ia the hmo which dawdles sBwunVI\ke at peudh ultrllilladedo, wkllbd don and Jots of others we r ~ ~~~ hns dc~~ tt.see II: ntllher Boat Movements · . Sylvester Bird, Rav~nswood; A thought for the day -Pope I along to City Hull anyway j ea I le n er mar e we an a s not a rap ' Uh . M Cl d C Cl . I i The lr"gtc I M k Q ' II' beanie addmg a touch of otyl- startled to see Dtnty Mlore's It's a th~rd chJid and first son ' Mary B down j J rsk. 'en yn "· .emng Oll,l Leo the XU: "It is impoJSlblol .. 1rony o J e u1 1 cl d t 1 th tr'k ' 12 6fo1r. Riveram . PI 11 lt s nc !;on Waller A P<~t'er~on CIHners e Po-11roy cardiac m d ish laughter, Mar1are1 Loi&h- ose on accoun o e • 'e; (Gary Todd) al lhe Hacken-1 · ' ·• P porn up l ' . ,· • " · to reduce humBn IJOClel)l to on• j '" 01 ' one's ton (w•th hueband Miebael Wild· and so bandy "UTBU" .. sack (N.J.) Hospltol for the Sol 14, 5 P m. ; Joseph Jones up 14, N.. 1il 1. od · . Iingl gave It glamor (by far the Ella Fitzgerald • manager Nor- Abrams of Pali,.des Park's 6 15 P m.; Buckeye Stale up f4, race, e oon, "· op " ' , __ . '~Oro m~~~:ed ~~dge ~eller 1,~ best <lre•sed in Ute ploce), Geor• man Granz and airline •~<ward- bramtrust Okay, get out the 8:45 p m ; Pennsyh,anla up 14, M. Craig, Ashland, Ky; Edwm and If 't 't fIn black robe, g~a Brown (of "Oliver") brought ell Hanne Lore are honeymoon- soop- the Rolling Ston-. step l9:25 pm. ; Onward do•n 14, 4:- F. Simpson, Rt. 4 Jackson, Mrs d n I ort~nate the ~~tors rn~-op-pop contrast Uta Lee tog in Calif. after a V~gas wed· back to these ahores next month 30 am; Luther hcrdman dow n Charles E. H<.~ll, Ravenswood; : and nursestl w o sud ~ffJt'J~nlly added a motht:r--hcn. anxiety ding--Lew Rudm whose fam- ... If the movie "The Group" 14, 4:50 a.m.; Chemon an dl Mrs. Eugene' Boggess, Rsv-·ns- ~ promp ed Mike ' ' Dawn up , 17 , 2 p.m.1 ReI'Jab(' 1 wood· Orval H lj· i, an - -- -y _allen __ _ . tju 11 Liried) for her son JinUny ~'IY bo ug hi "he "' ra1on Eas 1, 59 ld falls on Hs collective title g1vc ~ c an.' A, sII1 an dd· 1 IKirkwood (al•o •on ot tht si· tndeed they tried to oell the author Mary Mc'Cill'thy credit lip 17, 11 :35 p.m.; St. Marys up , Ky., Wllham F. Wallolcc , J ack-I Serving Mtlge Counly Slnet 1861 i Ients' (.lames Korkwood) who Ford Co. on several octaslons for coura1!f10us doubt in the: race· 17, 4:05 a.m.; Jndiana up 211, :;on. wrote •·uTBU" . . Eddie Brack· to move its H. Q. to a huge of $250,01111 United Artists paid 3111 a.m.; Walter Beckjorrl11p Discharged en prolfored a brash . dosb, Park Ave, skyscraper on sat,d , for it : "I don't know how you'fl 20,5 :20 ~m.:. Jenks up 20, 5.50 j Pearl Cash, Charles F. Chan· I If you are suHering from Water Colorist Doug Kllliman block-square stte but Ford won ti make • movie or thl•," Mary a.m; OVEC oown 21,6:20" cry, Mrs. Dexter Deckard, ;w., 1 pain, :mreness, sitff ness or the oriental spice, Kaye Ball· budge from Detrmt .. . ~ave an r McCarped. Nat rona l down 23, 7 p.m.; ZimClarence Ev.ans, Christine Hotswelllug caused bv arthri· ard comedy contrast Mark Goodoff-season rumorWtlhe Mays RoJer Smith may be changmer down 23, 3 2> am.; Peggy felt Arlin Hall John w HesAGENCY, INC. U1 or rheumatism: I think I can help. Write 111e for 1son had his own two • person ma~,be £Ot married two weeks ing his supposedly intended's ; Downey up 23, 5.10 am ; Olean· lop: Mrs. MaurJ're Hinem~n. Et. Bill Clhllcls-Roclnty Down I"" .Attnt• IPilnel show in 11 cozy comer, ago name to Ann-H~gret \laury 1der down Greenup 4:10 p.m.; den .Jeffers Mrs Ernest Lanb: free informatinn. Elaine Stntch all 10 white ond The llurton-Taylor H'wood Wlllo slid Into no boseball or John Ladd De,•n up Grecmm Sarabcth L~tz Hugh E Ma ~~~· I KlYE SMITH still nev er a bride, MitZI New- 1 party ~uest liot was a tangle nt fioor ahow records fn Vegas, 18· to p.m.; fjnvana Zephyr up Phillip A Mttchell -dr~ ~ ' 23Cil Tmy Road, 00-7 1house proved despite hubby 1 once-v1tal etatistlcs: Mike Wild- nol even with Dorl' Day root- 1·Greenup 9·45 p m ; Edcana Bos· ,.II F. MIUer Ferr;U -~tN /"' 1 Jackson, Mh;slsslppl --39204 Sarr.'s secure posttion 1n the ling and Margaret Leighton, JoaD IIng from the sidelinE-'s Sud· worth down Greenup 10 4!> p. --=-i-~i-~_:_~·-~-~:__ii-~ -i·~~~~·~y~,i:::::::::::::::::::::;~ ":i:iiii::i:iiii:======:l nine·flgure Ret worth dass even Cohn and Laurence Harvey, !denly Pollee Cmmr. Broderick Im : Weslern down Greenup 11 . ~ { ·- ·· -- · I hrr elbow could eome through Debbie Rrynolrls and Hary Karl Isn't making such 51 out reslst-135 p m.; R. H. Bosworth IJ up at the srquins. .. Mike once belqed legally anceto a CIVIlian Rtvlew Board; Greenup 1 15 am; Ravensto Liz, Magg1e to Harvey. Joan our vote won't count but we're i wood down Greenup 5 a.m.; LouCohn briefly to Hsrry Karl, stm a1ainst il "The Sound ' islana down Meldahl 6:111 p.m.: When Lila Lee was recuper· and Debbie and Liz. had an ab- ol MUiic" it doinj! tme, strike I Bull Frog down Meldahl IOcla Ovor The Shoo Boot Olds 88 Swing Fever mighty hard to Nh iitlng f1\·t" yeart~ ago ln. Sara-· --~ p.m.; Bob Benter up Mcldahl , nJc, she wrote us to note an 11 :05 p.m.; Esso Pennsylvania : •e'l1ph011C belief TV's Dick Van up Mcldahl 11:55 pm.; Valvo- 1 • Oyko Show was hl~g tit light line up Meldahl 12:45 a.<u.; I under Perr~· Como s compeU.. Mamalear up Meldahl 3:20 a. ti ve Ousht'l th('y were on oppoi ~- ~ · m.; Valley Voyager down Mel · · silr ' but that Van Dyke would 1 .. ~. ' dahl 4 a m.: Steel Ranger up prevail to becomo """ ot TV's , by HIIIR1Bottel Meldahl 6:55 a.m. , Middleport, 0. 1 htgg1·sr h1 ts and .Lil a (~ho r Gallipolis Dom- Jeffboat up 1 knows her theatmol onrons VUUTH ASKED FOR IT! line us up In elnthes and 'nap • 12:45 a.tn.: Solvay up 3:50a.m. , ~~~~~ -~-·~he_ .tr~ p~d in. ;:s~hool , This columa il for young the shutter!- lN HID1NG I Kaoawba ftjver-0. F. Shcnr-i ,),,_\., \\ lth \-\alle1_ Y.Jm;heiJ, , people, thtir problems and Dear In: cr down Marmet 9:10 p.m.; l ~ Hn 1ur, etr I was nght. , pleasures, their troublell and Cons1der them told -H. Bea"·er down Marmet 4:45a.m.; II•· w1sh ha sons's new com- 1Jun As with the rest of Helen PERSONAL TO CAN'T A. J. Patten down Winfield 6:· 1·th rn1gtll enJoy such :~uccess Help us~. it welcomes laugh!! PLEASE EVERYBODY''( Of 05 p m; Aliee up Winfield 7: blll IH' doubt it.; It's a terrible but wont' dodge a serious queli· Cflurse you can't - ao settle ~0 p.m.: H. E. Bowle" down 1 rorned_r With some wonderful : lion with a brush- off. for doing the things that will Winfield 11 :40 p.m.; Duncan I b1g laughs and ~ splendid and : send your teen-age questions make you pleased with (and Bru('e up Winfield 1 a.m.; Heloln l t•u~ly expenstve cast tThel- 1to Youth Asked For It, care of proud of) yourself. en Z. down Winfield 3:20 a.m. 1 111a HJitt'r, Tony H.amlall, Alan j Helen Help US!, this newspaper . . If yo~ need proof that you Wl'bll , evPryonf''_,; favorite witch jTOO OLD FOR CHRISTMAS ' can't wm ·em all tbccause e_v· i .. Mar·garet Ht~mllton and a start- 1 eryone hears ~nd sees you dtf·l 1\r lu•gl_, pl um p Constance ~·ord ) , .CARDS. . ferently) try this experiment: 0Spl l,eWS the s~ason's mo~t impressive Dear Helen . . I bo Make a simple statement - ~-------,...,.. rl\lll ic t•n'iembl~. Every yccr smce waa rn somethina: like, "Hey. RUess , .. . my parents have ""t out photo- what, 1 bit the honor roll" _ , Enlered Hospital I Yo~ <'nn be sur? 1! Ita .Set- . graphic Christmas cardo, with to ten peopl•. You'D probably Persons enltring Holzer Ho!· ' tv ~ urnm, •he' not h1dmg 1 the family posed In unsual get at leaot ttvt totally dlffer- pital during the last 24 llours ~~~) thmg - she gave heraelf a wa>'S. Us kids h~ve been look· ent reactions: everylhinS from jncluded; John D. Rocchi, l02 ' :-.Oih birthday part~· Car~oll ! ina: out of atockings, or our sincere plaalurt through jealou- Mabeline Dr.; Lemuel Bailey, l ftt:~Ntaat l'lliL't -waltJ:t a 7 QA........-for.thtl·nctwoCU' ~ B:1~:r C'hee ked ll.er plungmg . heads hanging in Christtnes orD· sy and suspicion, to " If you Crown Cily: Mrs. Warne·r Cris(J, 1 w,· w-· to~~ee' be' • pwM. . .... n1Tklllw mto 111 C'Sl~1nhope fo r aments or holding candles on don't watch out you 'll work : Thurman; Mrs. Joseph L. l<ir· •l nt n I' '--ead-d:tetb· ~ __,. p .... • C ill cLI~s . .. Avenll le~·Mrs. st;.~ i rwoys - almost everythifll. yourself into 1 nervous break-i by, Pt. Pleasant : 7vlrs. Ira \[Ill' I ll<llllz I H·a~'t'd the blggest ·They even dressed me and my down." I Mulford, nt.I Letart; L:.iwrenCe l lbth~CUN--.... D) .-Ddlalii!M ~-('; 1 p11ir.u .Nrw \ear's Eve par- Ikid brother up as Father Time . Being modest, you probably : M. Fowler, Pt. Pleasant; StP.v· »! There'e..-e.,.._.dabl..,.,...._911 <*loD • •• • , • 1.._· L1 n.1 r.urner. Merle Ob- an~ the bare New Year, once, wouldn't 11y this, but it's a en K. Sayre, Grimms Landing, '' Middftpatl, 0. '.1on . Anne. hrd, Stanley Mar· which got me hooted. , &ood example, Anyone who Mrs. Eustace Wllson, Pt. Plea>· (t)fl\'otl WJOK~ ......!!!!" ~========:!.:'~n:'~a~ll~•:•:1e~th:e~re~-~L~Is~a~B~r~8·1:- But thll year W&l the Uvln achieves c~n't alwt~ys please. ant; John P. Oliver, .fohn T. I · end, and I t?ld my folk,s 10! Don't waste time worry ina: a- j Summen, Pl. Plea!llant: Mr~. They got us mto new paJama• bout tt. - H. 1Vincent J. Dabo, Pomeroy; I.eand had IH! sprawled all over Deo.r Helen : ·-- .~· - _: · - I tho floor in front Of the tree. I've been gotn1 with this or no - Julian Goodman Hel~n, 'm 16 and six feet boy for two yean. Three weeks NBC's new "senior" exec-ve~p·, t~ll. ~one of t~e guys wear pa- ~1 ago we ~roke up because be ' reported to NBC News bo~s J~mas rf ~ 011 ad~it ynu do, said he didn't love me. A week Bill McAndrew for 20 year!!, 11 s worse than aaymg you ' later [ found 1 was expecting and now it's viee versa The J.ke bollet. his baby. I em still very much Bealles now monage another 1 had to d? lt because they in love with him. When 1 told Britloh paean in the ear. The sa1d couldn t use the csr 1! hiiD about the baby, he was Moody Bluea . . . r~rskine I pull;~ out, but would yo !very upset, but said he 'd mar- Caldwell threatens a musical PLEASE tell all parents that U ry me. · version of "Tobacco Hoad" I they want tam1ly Chrlotmaa There's enother boy who TV skyscra)M'r Clin t. Walker'• River News Voice of Broadway . r:;• 8 1511 SHIRT FINISHING • SERVIa I Robinson's atum;1~~ ~:~r ~~;·~:fiB;t~ i ~ TGreens~o~~·1 ~'. Jam~s 1 ARTHRITIS? • • _ • li t;lc~v~el~."iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;o;;;;;;-;;;;;;~;:;U;:N;::O;:;ur;;F;:roo&Pii.,.iiiil:i"';Lo;;t~ • DOWNING INSURANCE 1 1 m.; l I 1 RAIN pALS 1 d is 1 ' HELEN .HELP us ! S1.99 THE SHOE BOX I' I ---======--H "taJ 1 Now In Progress 1 BAKER I H. ; ____., . .. ·CO·---· ....,........... fURNITURE ,....,.,._ I OLDSS'S I ~ •• -·- I SERVICE CENTER 1 l "S PECI A LS" COMPLETE BRAKE JOB $2 3 91. TOP QUALITY LININC MOST CARS ALL 4 WHEELS . . . . • J .. .. COMPLETE SHOCKS ::~~ :~:E~~:s . . . . . $2 5' 95 . :a~ds:_~n't- get_:cte." Jst · knows about this and - - - to marry me riaht Whtn Your Sorrow Is Too Gre 1t for Words li I I SYMPATHY I ill tltf' BP~f Wtr,V l'o8riblf' ~ I I MUFFLERS ~y It Softly, S~y It Sincerely, Say It Reverently Let Their Simple I Utter Your Felt Best Condolences. I FRONT REAR 3.99 to ____ 6.99 2.99 to ____ 4.99 WIITLEY 'S 99c 1 59 N. 2nd Avenue Mlddloport, 0. nwn amusmg ex penences Ad· : I dresA Hel~n Botel in care of ! IASV TERMS ... FURN!TUR& SH 2-4811 POMEROY WY 2-2848 . ...-. ~ c•n MOORE'S lh1s newspaper. i ---- - I Dupont Gas Guard "" 47 c Instant start - 77 c m. Dupont De-Icer ___ ... 99c 1 DUDUY'S FLOOR MATS 1 Rutland' .. Surprised? Why? With electric hooting thm's no chimnty, no ductwork, no flues. It's lht• quickest, cleanest, <juietest heat you can buy. And so draft.frrc you can let the kids play anywhere in thr house \\'ithout tl1e old nag~inf:!: fean. Wonderful thing, nameless el•ctric h•at. (Call"' and let'• talk ir ovtr.) ., the ELECTRIC co. COLUM8U5 AND SOUTHERN OHIO ElECT~IC CQMPANV 0 ., .Tan . 11. 198'-& ,,..._..,....,....,....,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._..,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ REXALL CUT COST Sanitation Fee Boost Will Support City Retreation PT. PLEAIANT - SanltalloiiJ tee compooed of Counctlmen feeo for tltf ctty or Point Pf•••- Reid Doolitlle, Don Waldie and ant wiD raiN 10 Hllll per Ted Slevens. ' n!ODth per CUilODlll' effective Mayor Morgan asked coun· Ftbruary I loDow[JII adoption cil to consider the purchasing ' of I rals1 by COUIIOil members to two office machines a btl!- : at a re'g<!lor council meetinl inl machine and a mh control · laot night machine. The two would coot I Council earmarked 25 cente approximately $6,920. Tht matot tile rain to bo used far roc- tor was referred to tho bud&et reational Prolocll and tbe otb· committee. or 25 cents ao tha department The City Police activity r4· •ee• fit. '11le ra!M will yield 8!'- port tor lhe month of Decemproximately $13,000 per year. ber was presented by Acting Recreational ltema listod by pollee chief Jack Pyles showrecreation eommitkit nuded ing his deparlment worked 1 In Ute ~ity include a full lime t)g5 hours, investijaled U au~ recreation dlrector, tennJa acclde'nls, arrested 11 drivers courts, financial support ot the involved; issued 2M parking growln1 Llttlo Leaaue pro- tickets ; 26 unlawful parkin& tiekgram, ooftbaU flefdl, feoclng at ttl; 1 warning ticxet.; made Hannon pork, lol'jje owimmlnl 37 road law arrests and I mis· pool Ill tho IOI"tb and of elty, demeanor arrosto. '"'· Financial report ot tho three ctty couacll approved a blank- city departments showed the foltl lllsuranco costing rt21 lowing balancoo on O.c. 31 per yeer on a .tbree year basis 1966: City ~ &98.68· water wbicb incllldea liability cover- worko, ~~.(Jj8.Gl; Se~a 1e Dioaae, boller and machinery OOV• posal, $46,808.&!. erage. Under the present lnsur_ _ __ once coveraae the city or Point Pleasant baa no liability coveroge. The new blanket policy does not include' ctty movable equipment whicb mual and ll eovtred undor a separate policy. Cauncilmlll Doll Waldlo lave a lengthy and detailed report of • study made OD tha Insurance PT PLEASANT - Pbllltp J. matt.r. Hall, Pt. PI-nt Rt., entered Tbe blanket policy it Josued a plea of cuJ!ty to the indictby till! Royal Globe Polley mont of forgery when he ap- : Company and will bo written peared in Ctreult Court Monday i by lbe MISon County Insurance with his court appointed attor- ' Company wllh premfumo to be ney, Ray Musgr•Y$· Judi• divided &lDOlli local Insurance Jamoo Lee Thompson set tile 1 agencies quall/ied to hanrlle date ol February 2oth for aen- i such policies. tencing. Allorney Musgrave p&- : Council alto approved com- titloned the court to consider I mittee recommendaUons con· probation for hi1 client corning oick lean pay of ill Poarlle Runion, Leon, enterelty fmployoa, atatin1 that all ed Innocent pleao to both inemployees must be on the job 30 dictmenll reurned ogains him. working days before sick leave 1Runion was indicted for tlrik· ..verage it elfectivt and mll$1 i ins, booting and wounding present a doetor'a cerllfll:~te. nine year old girl, and also for Mayor D. B. Mor1fan rt'd unlawful co-habitation, in a resi&Jlatloa of lth Ward Coun· joint Indictment, witb Christine cllman Frank Cl!pebart who ll<>wlinl, Leon. Christine Bowlresl&oed blo seat u bo Ia em- iD.I ltao not appeared in court ployed out t1. the elty and un- to answer her indictment, as obit to atlend cOWICil sessions. lho Ia nported Ill. Runion'• tri· Uf!OD recol!llllllldltlol of May- ala were set for the week of or Morgan, Leooard Frank (Bus- Junlllry 31, lietl. He is repre- , fer) Rif!le, 31, "" unanimous· sented by Attorney J.G.~'. Joha· IJ approved by eouncil to !ill 10n. lilt v•cucy. Carl Roaor Blrcbfleld, 22, Riffle Js 1 ahlft foreman at Ho111t, enered an innocen Stauffer Cbemfe~l C<lmpaay 1 pleao to hil indictment returDgraduate of Potnt Pleasant H'tgh ed by September 1966 . ll'Bnd School, atlended Morrit Harvey Jury chargmg contributing to Coll~e, 11 married to the for- dehnquency of •. mtnor 1J3 mer Juanita WaarJ, and the fa· year old llfl l. BJTchfletd was that ot 1wo 110111• 1'bt family re- represented m court by court •ides at 1JII Pleuaat Street appomted attornoy Robert M. Point Ploaoaot, · Sm1th. Trial dato ot week of 1 A dilcunion "" held on the February 7th wu HI. fraochfoe 10111bt by the VIllage Cable CorporatloJ to install Loss of House by maintain and opor•te Ia city um: Fire Proves Shock lis a rt>mmunlty lntenna sy- PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Elotem. Tbe matttr was tabl«d He '1\Jcker, RobertsburJ!, was lor further otudy by a •:OIIImft- admitted to Holm Hospital Jale ; Sunday sufferini from ohock after learnine her six ~ mom I frame home had been deo:roy-1 ed by fire. Mrs. Tucker ~\ :1.~ at Arbuckle when the blaze brok• l out about 5 p.m. Fireml'n fmm Point Pltasant, Winfield and 1 Buffalo fought the blezt fm· ap- ' proximately 4 houn. , Gallipollo' seventh and otqhth The cause of the blazo was : grade basketballJ•ams chalked <believed to have been cefectivP I up a pair of win• at Raclnt , Wlrmg. A ly()@'wrlter r ":"I!,.. r d I Monday evenina:. ~layer, gas stove ~md 'leveral The Galltpolu seventh had an Items of clothing were reP<Jrleasy IO, tllumpln& tilt Melp , ed to be the only things solvog- I countiano 44-l:!. In tht eighth ed .'rom the home. No damago I grodo battle, ont mllht 111 e~mate I! available at thJS they played a "doublo header" 11 • for it took Galltpolis tour ovll' • times to edge the Ricin• eighth, Ftremeu Bailie 4442. l'ire in Height8 ln the sovtnth ll'ade _lamt, PT. PLEASANT _ The fire To1nmy Pr.. e pumped 111 19 department ""wered a call at pomts tor Ga!lipolis, followed 5 p. m. Monday o the Sandy by Steve Jones 11 and Mllcl Htilhls aection ol the it Noe'! nlnf!. Boerger ~nd North where 8 graas fire was en~a~­ bad two each. A. H11l totaled gering two homes. Nln& fir 1 14 for the losers. Gallipolis led answered the Cllll and f:~~t ; 20-!, 24-12, and 38-11 ot the the blaze tor en hour before quarterma:ks. . brincing lt under control. Cause Ia the mghtcap, Norm Gil· ot the bl•ze 11 bein& investiga~ more finished with 18 tor Galli· ed. polls, followeo by Steve Blow· Melvin Johnson, 41, 197 Park ers 1!. However, the moot lm· Drive, h•• been employed as ~rtant bucket came with sev- one of tht two pJI!d city tireen seconds l•ft in the fourth men. Johnson ts replacing J c utra period . when Mike Orr Parsono who retired after m~y pumped one 11 to win tbt pme, y•rs Hrvlce with the depart~~- Beep Matthew• had U-' mont. Tbt other paid ltrematl It ~-42 with :JO aeconds left ID ls Frank BolleCUIIer. All dothe third ovel'lfme. partment members 11'1 volwt Cl»w's 17 polnll led Raelll. tters. Diddle had 11. Racine led 19-11 at balftime, and G1lllpolll 110 PIAJN'I'III'F WJNI lheatl 28-25 after three periodo. PT. PLEASANT - Au order I 1111 34-34 after four perlotll, VlllliDC lud&moot to tbe pJaiD, N • 38 attor ftyt, a I a lilt hu bNtt alllttd by Judtit aflfr six, and 40-40 after seven. J._ Ltt 'l'nmpJOI, Muott Gllllf!Oiil seventh II llOW W Ceuttty ClrCIIllt.Court, Ia lito elv. for th• year, Racine 1-f. Tbt H aeUOD Of CwoJ1aa. .Lumber GA~< eigblh II t-2, lllllllldtll ComJIIlll Yl, Wilt Vfrllnlo In. J-3 Saturdlf, at 1 p.m., lito dullrill1>eft1Cij)llllllt. 'J'bt judg. Galllpollo Grade scllool team! mmtt was tor tlie sum of ,1,088.• .-m pl1y at Pomeroy. 8t1 l~t and cosll. I OF LIVING 1 Sale Begins Thurs., Jan. 13 SEAMLESS YLONS GOLDFISH SPECIAL I RUNS THRU First Quality Mesh or Regular Knit. Popular Shades. ,.ucy lpairs 77( Sat., Jan. 22 only REXAU 300 Guilty Plea Entered by Phillip Hall Clock- s1.69 AttracUve Modern Caso REXALL ELECTRIC Heat Pad - - s1.79 l9c Buy 2 ltvely goldfish, In glass aquarium with wa· ter, foliage and pearl-colored chips at this special low price with your pu:chase of $1.00 or more of Rexall Cut Cost of Living Sale Merc hanrti ~e . Aspirin - 84c ltoe. '1.69 Voluo Fish Food . 1Oc REXALL INSTANT Spray Starch - - 49c 3 Positfon Heoto Reg. 9.95 Helling P1d $4.97 REXALL SPECIALS! M-31 MOUTH WASH _ 29 fl. oz. 62c BLUE ORAL MOUTHWASH _ pint 49c REG. 98c HAIR DRYER ADHESIVE TAPE, Reg. 25c 12c 'h" WIOI, 5 YARDS LONG CHILD'S ASPIRIN Deluxe Chrome Table or Hand Model. Removable Stand. I 00 1spirln 29c 11!1 . ... 26 fl. MILK OF MAGNESIA _ U.L. Approved _ 54c 01. RiG, $1.09 COTTON BALLS, 65's 3 pkgs. 88c REG. 3fo PKG. SHAVE CREAM, Reg. $1.29 _ _ 64c 14 OZ. ~IGULAI 01 MENTHOLATED GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES 99c 2 JARS OP 24-110. $1.71 RUBBING ALCOHOL REXALL 8 fl. oz. 22c QUIK-BANDS, Reg. 45c LADIES & MENS NYLON Hair Brushes Your choice - CREME PEROXIDE DEVELOPER _ VAPORIZER 29c 4 PL. OZ. RIG. S9t 'I Automatic Shut Off. Steam 8-10 hrs. $289 BATHROOM TISSUE _ SHEER L YCRA SPANDEX Support Hose _ _ pair WASHABLE VINYL 4 49c Baby Pants pair pt<k BATHROOM TISSUE _ FACIAL TISSUES 2 roll p•ck 26c 5 boxe1 97c RED RUBBER DILUXI PRINTED 3 boxes 88c ef Boxed NoteSE •:~ _ 4 2 b•'" HOT WAnR BOTTlE .•. $119 Your Choic• • Statlonary w•l""• ............ 39c REXALL THERMOS VACUUM BOTTLE PINT SIZE 99( DEPENDABLE REX 99c ALARM CLOCK MINI 01 LADIU Billfolds;:~;.. l'leln Dlel Ivory, Ptnk or Aqu• C••• 199 ILICTUX t-VOL T Tr1n1lst.r Mirror Sale $1.99 4 roll piCk 44c DELUXE PRtNTiiD FACIAL TISSUES Battery .... 3" _ 29c 37c 31 STIRtU ADHESIVE BANDAGU ASSORTED STAINLESS STEEL 4 fl. oz. 29c REG. 59o ELECTRIC IOXID - I!CI, 4S. EYELO EYE LOTION I Cough Syrup 7~- -- 39c Razor Blades D~?.~n:~r, 29c Rog. REG. $1.25 ELECTRIC "j REXALL CHERROSOTE HAND LOTION, Reg. 2.00, 16 fl. oz. 98c HAND CREAM, Reg. 1.75, 8 oz. jar 87c REX-RAY 1 Grade School Teams Topple Racine Units I Heort Glass Pack Mufflers 8.88 night ~~~~~~~-. .-~~...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I From Dudley'• Be~uty he wants studying singing, object, aw•y to clubs. alve the boby a nome, He aays · · be's loved mt ri1ht alona. He'd i be a wonderful father. He basi a good job. He's tl, I'm 16. . . I'll have to tell my porents i soon, and I'd like to tell ti10m something definite. don't love tbe oecond hoy, but tho boy's lather thinks this might be s ' aood solution if I married him. Which should I choo<e'! -N.B Dear N: Neither! You certainly don·t 1 want an lmlllllture, reluctant, I I unloving, "take the easy way 1 1out" husband, Ifirst boy), nor ' I does the second boy - who is more: noble than wise - want an immature , reluctant, unlov[ mg ''lake the f!itiSy way out" 1 wirer ' Your parents will stand by you, and I think they'll agree with counselors at the maternlly home, lt'a beller to aive I your baby up lhan to settle for a worthle!ll marrlaKe. - H. This column is dedicated to 1 famil~' livmg. so 1f vnu ·re hav- , 'I inv kid trouble or just pteln 1 , trouble. let Hel en tJrlp YOU. 1 Sh~ will aho Wf"lcome your i I l?:rpreu Your With Flowers ORIGINAL IQUIPM&NT KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. I !leDT lllld!MI. l'omtrOy-lllddleporl. 29c _ __ Choose Prom 97c 4 Styl11 ILICTREX 4 fer 50( • Btt Q enes •• D AA,C, Shoo - IAIY TO UAD R•~•ll Gu•r1nttH Qu•llty Glont 21 rl . 01. - - Detergent 47c Pink Lotion or Cltor Llqulol Can NMtt Dry Skin Cleansing Cream l.xaN Fever Thermometer _ 77c Super Plenamins "'e- $2· 59 Preacriptions Are Our Main Business - 122 N. SECOND .. "'''' .,.""' . l ·MIDDLEPORT, Oe FREE I'ARKING IN REAR �. .. ,. r • 1\ ( tentee In very-comm••· Eddie roy C. Bryan), RJ. 1 !larl'ison- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jao. 11, 1818 whal'l-his-name; Sybil missed ville; Mrs. Harry N. LodwiCk, tho porty too, tho only one tl>o's Jt, Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Den- Howard E. Ntebaus, Ml'l. J.ar-1"011_ _.,._ _ _ _ _.,. m1ssed all year, it mlgh'. see_m. nls fi. Manuel, Syrocuse; Em- ry D. Pyleo, Clarenco E. Sayre, II FINEST By Jack O'Brian . thro~ · da~ bullflghhng Gauge readings: Gallipolis ott L. Schuler, Rl. 1 Middle' Mrs. Marcaret J. Smtih, Toy ~ ouston 5 Astr ~me Feb. 4· Dam 12 2, 21.5, runnmg 30 feet port; Mrs. James S Rees, Sr, Stone, Mrs. Effie Tucker. ShlrSen. Joke Javits w!ll leave weren't on strike. 1bury and husband Jack AnderJx?~ Pac~ Cammo 111IIII,OOO, on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 2:1. Racine; Vonda K. Canter, Oak 11ey Ann Tucker, JIU Ann Wilany moment lor Vietnam on • di' ' h e" 1 •n1 lVII,. Mays (17, Pt. Pleusant 25 14. Hinton H1ll; M.,, M.rgarer Z Brook<. l~Hms. Mrs. George H. Youn&, 5011 rented Avenll's high-styled 8 private LBJ m~SJon John ar 1 wtilastha '~UTBaoUJ onowy hideaway tor March say-.,eJys '"Ja ul,1, ball season 1.1111 falling Kanawha l•'alls 320 Rl. 2 Wellston: Mro. J Lamar Mr!. Robert Lee Armstead and ONI!.OAY SI!RVICI Lindsa\J's walk• to• work ~em8 napery ames "sto actor tChns l , G.rtly, WeII Rt on; Fermm . F . 8or- . .mf ant s~n, Mrs. J oseph A. H•I· J • m ni hLun mOb efilled the"openfabled LBJ on TV looks . a bit like Jones esse is IJOIIerm 1 1" to falling, Charleston tD 09 rising ON R!QUIST showboating to us - he d get Ut~tr~al han out ... Tbeo It Bill Cullen .. Youoser, of tile "anolher Ja~es De~~ .. bUil l London, Marmet and Winfield tng, MeArthur; Mrs. Hobert er and tnfant daughter. more done geltmg to work quick. g course Productr Max Gor C , . Dams were on the sill ~ M. Fleu, Ashland, Kv : Mr3 \ ' tr ia the hmo which dawdles sBwunVI\ke at peudh ultrllilladedo, wkllbd don and Jots of others we r ~ ~~~ hns dc~~ tt.see II: ntllher Boat Movements · . Sylvester Bird, Rav~nswood; A thought for the day -Pope I along to City Hull anyway j ea I le n er mar e we an a s not a rap ' Uh . M Cl d C Cl . I i The lr"gtc I M k Q ' II' beanie addmg a touch of otyl- startled to see Dtnty Mlore's It's a th~rd chJid and first son ' Mary B down j J rsk. 'en yn "· .emng Oll,l Leo the XU: "It is impoJSlblol .. 1rony o J e u1 1 cl d t 1 th tr'k ' 12 6fo1r. Riveram . PI 11 lt s nc !;on Waller A P<~t'er~on CIHners e Po-11roy cardiac m d ish laughter, Mar1are1 Loi&h- ose on accoun o e • 'e; (Gary Todd) al lhe Hacken-1 · ' ·• P porn up l ' . ,· • " · to reduce humBn IJOClel)l to on• j '" 01 ' one's ton (w•th hueband Miebael Wild· and so bandy "UTBU" .. sack (N.J.) Hospltol for the Sol 14, 5 P m. ; Joseph Jones up 14, N.. 1il 1. od · . Iingl gave It glamor (by far the Ella Fitzgerald • manager Nor- Abrams of Pali,.des Park's 6 15 P m.; Buckeye Stale up f4, race, e oon, "· op " ' , __ . '~Oro m~~~:ed ~~dge ~eller 1,~ best <lre•sed in Ute ploce), Geor• man Granz and airline •~<ward- bramtrust Okay, get out the 8:45 p m ; Pennsyh,anla up 14, M. Craig, Ashland, Ky; Edwm and If 't 't fIn black robe, g~a Brown (of "Oliver") brought ell Hanne Lore are honeymoon- soop- the Rolling Ston-. step l9:25 pm. ; Onward do•n 14, 4:- F. Simpson, Rt. 4 Jackson, Mrs d n I ort~nate the ~~tors rn~-op-pop contrast Uta Lee tog in Calif. after a V~gas wed· back to these ahores next month 30 am; Luther hcrdman dow n Charles E. H<.~ll, Ravenswood; : and nursestl w o sud ~ffJt'J~nlly added a motht:r--hcn. anxiety ding--Lew Rudm whose fam- ... If the movie "The Group" 14, 4:50 a.m.; Chemon an dl Mrs. Eugene' Boggess, Rsv-·ns- ~ promp ed Mike ' ' Dawn up , 17 , 2 p.m.1 ReI'Jab(' 1 wood· Orval H lj· i, an - -- -y _allen __ _ . tju 11 Liried) for her son JinUny ~'IY bo ug hi "he "' ra1on Eas 1, 59 ld falls on Hs collective title g1vc ~ c an.' A, sII1 an dd· 1 IKirkwood (al•o •on ot tht si· tndeed they tried to oell the author Mary Mc'Cill'thy credit lip 17, 11 :35 p.m.; St. Marys up , Ky., Wllham F. Wallolcc , J ack-I Serving Mtlge Counly Slnet 1861 i Ients' (.lames Korkwood) who Ford Co. on several octaslons for coura1!f10us doubt in the: race· 17, 4:05 a.m.; Jndiana up 211, :;on. wrote •·uTBU" . . Eddie Brack· to move its H. Q. to a huge of $250,01111 United Artists paid 3111 a.m.; Walter Beckjorrl11p Discharged en prolfored a brash . dosb, Park Ave, skyscraper on sat,d , for it : "I don't know how you'fl 20,5 :20 ~m.:. Jenks up 20, 5.50 j Pearl Cash, Charles F. Chan· I If you are suHering from Water Colorist Doug Kllliman block-square stte but Ford won ti make • movie or thl•," Mary a.m; OVEC oown 21,6:20" cry, Mrs. Dexter Deckard, ;w., 1 pain, :mreness, sitff ness or the oriental spice, Kaye Ball· budge from Detrmt .. . ~ave an r McCarped. Nat rona l down 23, 7 p.m.; ZimClarence Ev.ans, Christine Hotswelllug caused bv arthri· ard comedy contrast Mark Goodoff-season rumorWtlhe Mays RoJer Smith may be changmer down 23, 3 2> am.; Peggy felt Arlin Hall John w HesAGENCY, INC. U1 or rheumatism: I think I can help. Write 111e for 1son had his own two • person ma~,be £Ot married two weeks ing his supposedly intended's ; Downey up 23, 5.10 am ; Olean· lop: Mrs. MaurJ're Hinem~n. Et. Bill Clhllcls-Roclnty Down I"" .Attnt• IPilnel show in 11 cozy comer, ago name to Ann-H~gret \laury 1der down Greenup 4:10 p.m.; den .Jeffers Mrs Ernest Lanb: free informatinn. Elaine Stntch all 10 white ond The llurton-Taylor H'wood Wlllo slid Into no boseball or John Ladd De,•n up Grecmm Sarabcth L~tz Hugh E Ma ~~~· I KlYE SMITH still nev er a bride, MitZI New- 1 party ~uest liot was a tangle nt fioor ahow records fn Vegas, 18· to p.m.; fjnvana Zephyr up Phillip A Mttchell -dr~ ~ ' 23Cil Tmy Road, 00-7 1house proved despite hubby 1 once-v1tal etatistlcs: Mike Wild- nol even with Dorl' Day root- 1·Greenup 9·45 p m ; Edcana Bos· ,.II F. MIUer Ferr;U -~tN /"' 1 Jackson, Mh;slsslppl --39204 Sarr.'s secure posttion 1n the ling and Margaret Leighton, JoaD IIng from the sidelinE-'s Sud· worth down Greenup 10 4!> p. --=-i-~i-~_:_~·-~-~:__ii-~ -i·~~~~·~y~,i:::::::::::::::::::::;~ ":i:iiii::i:iiii:======:l nine·flgure Ret worth dass even Cohn and Laurence Harvey, !denly Pollee Cmmr. Broderick Im : Weslern down Greenup 11 . ~ { ·- ·· -- · I hrr elbow could eome through Debbie Rrynolrls and Hary Karl Isn't making such 51 out reslst-135 p m.; R. H. Bosworth IJ up at the srquins. .. Mike once belqed legally anceto a CIVIlian Rtvlew Board; Greenup 1 15 am; Ravensto Liz, Magg1e to Harvey. Joan our vote won't count but we're i wood down Greenup 5 a.m.; LouCohn briefly to Hsrry Karl, stm a1ainst il "The Sound ' islana down Meldahl 6:111 p.m.: When Lila Lee was recuper· and Debbie and Liz. had an ab- ol MUiic" it doinj! tme, strike I Bull Frog down Meldahl IOcla Ovor The Shoo Boot Olds 88 Swing Fever mighty hard to Nh iitlng f1\·t" yeart~ ago ln. Sara-· --~ p.m.; Bob Benter up Mcldahl , nJc, she wrote us to note an 11 :05 p.m.; Esso Pennsylvania : •e'l1ph011C belief TV's Dick Van up Mcldahl 11:55 pm.; Valvo- 1 • Oyko Show was hl~g tit light line up Meldahl 12:45 a.<u.; I under Perr~· Como s compeU.. Mamalear up Meldahl 3:20 a. ti ve Ousht'l th('y were on oppoi ~- ~ · m.; Valley Voyager down Mel · · silr ' but that Van Dyke would 1 .. ~. ' dahl 4 a m.: Steel Ranger up prevail to becomo """ ot TV's , by HIIIR1Bottel Meldahl 6:55 a.m. , Middleport, 0. 1 htgg1·sr h1 ts and .Lil a (~ho r Gallipolis Dom- Jeffboat up 1 knows her theatmol onrons VUUTH ASKED FOR IT! line us up In elnthes and 'nap • 12:45 a.tn.: Solvay up 3:50a.m. , ~~~~~ -~-·~he_ .tr~ p~d in. ;:s~hool , This columa il for young the shutter!- lN HID1NG I Kaoawba ftjver-0. F. Shcnr-i ,),,_\., \\ lth \-\alle1_ Y.Jm;heiJ, , people, thtir problems and Dear In: cr down Marmet 9:10 p.m.; l ~ Hn 1ur, etr I was nght. , pleasures, their troublell and Cons1der them told -H. Bea"·er down Marmet 4:45a.m.; II•· w1sh ha sons's new com- 1Jun As with the rest of Helen PERSONAL TO CAN'T A. J. Patten down Winfield 6:· 1·th rn1gtll enJoy such :~uccess Help us~. it welcomes laugh!! PLEASE EVERYBODY''( Of 05 p m; Aliee up Winfield 7: blll IH' doubt it.; It's a terrible but wont' dodge a serious queli· Cflurse you can't - ao settle ~0 p.m.: H. E. Bowle" down 1 rorned_r With some wonderful : lion with a brush- off. for doing the things that will Winfield 11 :40 p.m.; Duncan I b1g laughs and ~ splendid and : send your teen-age questions make you pleased with (and Bru('e up Winfield 1 a.m.; Heloln l t•u~ly expenstve cast tThel- 1to Youth Asked For It, care of proud of) yourself. en Z. down Winfield 3:20 a.m. 1 111a HJitt'r, Tony H.amlall, Alan j Helen Help US!, this newspaper . . If yo~ need proof that you Wl'bll , evPryonf''_,; favorite witch jTOO OLD FOR CHRISTMAS ' can't wm ·em all tbccause e_v· i .. Mar·garet Ht~mllton and a start- 1 eryone hears ~nd sees you dtf·l 1\r lu•gl_, pl um p Constance ~·ord ) , .CARDS. . ferently) try this experiment: 0Spl l,eWS the s~ason's mo~t impressive Dear Helen . . I bo Make a simple statement - ~-------,...,.. rl\lll ic t•n'iembl~. Every yccr smce waa rn somethina: like, "Hey. RUess , .. . my parents have ""t out photo- what, 1 bit the honor roll" _ , Enlered Hospital I Yo~ <'nn be sur? 1! Ita .Set- . graphic Christmas cardo, with to ten peopl•. You'D probably Persons enltring Holzer Ho!· ' tv ~ urnm, •he' not h1dmg 1 the family posed In unsual get at leaot ttvt totally dlffer- pital during the last 24 llours ~~~) thmg - she gave heraelf a wa>'S. Us kids h~ve been look· ent reactions: everylhinS from jncluded; John D. Rocchi, l02 ' :-.Oih birthday part~· Car~oll ! ina: out of atockings, or our sincere plaalurt through jealou- Mabeline Dr.; Lemuel Bailey, l ftt:~Ntaat l'lliL't -waltJ:t a 7 QA........-for.thtl·nctwoCU' ~ B:1~:r C'hee ked ll.er plungmg . heads hanging in Christtnes orD· sy and suspicion, to " If you Crown Cily: Mrs. Warne·r Cris(J, 1 w,· w-· to~~ee' be' • pwM. . .... n1Tklllw mto 111 C'Sl~1nhope fo r aments or holding candles on don't watch out you 'll work : Thurman; Mrs. Joseph L. l<ir· •l nt n I' '--ead-d:tetb· ~ __,. p .... • C ill cLI~s . .. Avenll le~·Mrs. st;.~ i rwoys - almost everythifll. yourself into 1 nervous break-i by, Pt. Pleasant : 7vlrs. Ira \[Ill' I ll<llllz I H·a~'t'd the blggest ·They even dressed me and my down." I Mulford, nt.I Letart; L:.iwrenCe l lbth~CUN--.... D) .-Ddlalii!M ~-('; 1 p11ir.u .Nrw \ear's Eve par- Ikid brother up as Father Time . Being modest, you probably : M. Fowler, Pt. Pleasant; StP.v· »! There'e..-e.,.._.dabl..,.,...._911 <*loD • •• • , • 1.._· L1 n.1 r.urner. Merle Ob- an~ the bare New Year, once, wouldn't 11y this, but it's a en K. Sayre, Grimms Landing, '' Middftpatl, 0. '.1on . Anne. hrd, Stanley Mar· which got me hooted. , &ood example, Anyone who Mrs. Eustace Wllson, Pt. Plea>· (t)fl\'otl WJOK~ ......!!!!" ~========:!.:'~n:'~a~ll~•:•:1e~th:e~re~-~L~Is~a~B~r~8·1:- But thll year W&l the Uvln achieves c~n't alwt~ys please. ant; John P. Oliver, .fohn T. I · end, and I t?ld my folk,s 10! Don't waste time worry ina: a- j Summen, Pl. Plea!llant: Mr~. They got us mto new paJama• bout tt. - H. 1Vincent J. Dabo, Pomeroy; I.eand had IH! sprawled all over Deo.r Helen : ·-- .~· - _: · - I tho floor in front Of the tree. I've been gotn1 with this or no - Julian Goodman Hel~n, 'm 16 and six feet boy for two yean. Three weeks NBC's new "senior" exec-ve~p·, t~ll. ~one of t~e guys wear pa- ~1 ago we ~roke up because be ' reported to NBC News bo~s J~mas rf ~ 011 ad~it ynu do, said he didn't love me. A week Bill McAndrew for 20 year!!, 11 s worse than aaymg you ' later [ found 1 was expecting and now it's viee versa The J.ke bollet. his baby. I em still very much Bealles now monage another 1 had to d? lt because they in love with him. When 1 told Britloh paean in the ear. The sa1d couldn t use the csr 1! hiiD about the baby, he was Moody Bluea . . . r~rskine I pull;~ out, but would yo !very upset, but said he 'd mar- Caldwell threatens a musical PLEASE tell all parents that U ry me. · version of "Tobacco Hoad" I they want tam1ly Chrlotmaa There's enother boy who TV skyscra)M'r Clin t. Walker'• River News Voice of Broadway . r:;• 8 1511 SHIRT FINISHING • SERVIa I Robinson's atum;1~~ ~:~r ~~;·~:fiB;t~ i ~ TGreens~o~~·1 ~'. Jam~s 1 ARTHRITIS? • • _ • li t;lc~v~el~."iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;o;;;;;;-;;;;;;~;:;U;:N;::O;:;ur;;F;:roo&Pii.,.iiiil:i"';Lo;;t~ • DOWNING INSURANCE 1 1 m.; l I 1 RAIN pALS 1 d is 1 ' HELEN .HELP us ! S1.99 THE SHOE BOX I' I ---======--H "taJ 1 Now In Progress 1 BAKER I H. ; ____., . .. ·CO·---· ....,........... fURNITURE ,....,.,._ I OLDSS'S I ~ •• -·- I SERVICE CENTER 1 l "S PECI A LS" COMPLETE BRAKE JOB $2 3 91. TOP QUALITY LININC MOST CARS ALL 4 WHEELS . . . . • J .. .. COMPLETE SHOCKS ::~~ :~:E~~:s . . . . . $2 5' 95 . :a~ds:_~n't- get_:cte." Jst · knows about this and - - - to marry me riaht Whtn Your Sorrow Is Too Gre 1t for Words li I I SYMPATHY I ill tltf' BP~f Wtr,V l'o8riblf' ~ I I MUFFLERS ~y It Softly, S~y It Sincerely, Say It Reverently Let Their Simple I Utter Your Felt Best Condolences. I FRONT REAR 3.99 to ____ 6.99 2.99 to ____ 4.99 WIITLEY 'S 99c 1 59 N. 2nd Avenue Mlddloport, 0. nwn amusmg ex penences Ad· : I dresA Hel~n Botel in care of ! IASV TERMS ... FURN!TUR& SH 2-4811 POMEROY WY 2-2848 . ...-. ~ c•n MOORE'S lh1s newspaper. i ---- - I Dupont Gas Guard "" 47 c Instant start - 77 c m. Dupont De-Icer ___ ... 99c 1 DUDUY'S FLOOR MATS 1 Rutland' .. Surprised? Why? With electric hooting thm's no chimnty, no ductwork, no flues. It's lht• quickest, cleanest, <juietest heat you can buy. And so draft.frrc you can let the kids play anywhere in thr house \\'ithout tl1e old nag~inf:!: fean. Wonderful thing, nameless el•ctric h•at. (Call"' and let'• talk ir ovtr.) ., the ELECTRIC co. COLUM8U5 AND SOUTHERN OHIO ElECT~IC CQMPANV 0 ., .Tan . 11. 198'-& ,,..._..,....,....,....,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._..,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ REXALL CUT COST Sanitation Fee Boost Will Support City Retreation PT. PLEAIANT - SanltalloiiJ tee compooed of Counctlmen feeo for tltf ctty or Point Pf•••- Reid Doolitlle, Don Waldie and ant wiD raiN 10 Hllll per Ted Slevens. ' n!ODth per CUilODlll' effective Mayor Morgan asked coun· Ftbruary I loDow[JII adoption cil to consider the purchasing ' of I rals1 by COUIIOil members to two office machines a btl!- : at a re'g<!lor council meetinl inl machine and a mh control · laot night machine. The two would coot I Council earmarked 25 cente approximately $6,920. Tht matot tile rain to bo used far roc- tor was referred to tho bud&et reational Prolocll and tbe otb· committee. or 25 cents ao tha department The City Police activity r4· •ee• fit. '11le ra!M will yield 8!'- port tor lhe month of Decemproximately $13,000 per year. ber was presented by Acting Recreational ltema listod by pollee chief Jack Pyles showrecreation eommitkit nuded ing his deparlment worked 1 In Ute ~ity include a full lime t)g5 hours, investijaled U au~ recreation dlrector, tennJa acclde'nls, arrested 11 drivers courts, financial support ot the involved; issued 2M parking growln1 Llttlo Leaaue pro- tickets ; 26 unlawful parkin& tiekgram, ooftbaU flefdl, feoclng at ttl; 1 warning ticxet.; made Hannon pork, lol'jje owimmlnl 37 road law arrests and I mis· pool Ill tho IOI"tb and of elty, demeanor arrosto. '"'· Financial report ot tho three ctty couacll approved a blank- city departments showed the foltl lllsuranco costing rt21 lowing balancoo on O.c. 31 per yeer on a .tbree year basis 1966: City ~ &98.68· water wbicb incllldea liability cover- worko, ~~.(Jj8.Gl; Se~a 1e Dioaae, boller and machinery OOV• posal, $46,808.&!. erage. Under the present lnsur_ _ __ once coveraae the city or Point Pleasant baa no liability coveroge. The new blanket policy does not include' ctty movable equipment whicb mual and ll eovtred undor a separate policy. Cauncilmlll Doll Waldlo lave a lengthy and detailed report of • study made OD tha Insurance PT PLEASANT - Pbllltp J. matt.r. Hall, Pt. PI-nt Rt., entered Tbe blanket policy it Josued a plea of cuJ!ty to the indictby till! Royal Globe Polley mont of forgery when he ap- : Company and will bo written peared in Ctreult Court Monday i by lbe MISon County Insurance with his court appointed attor- ' Company wllh premfumo to be ney, Ray Musgr•Y$· Judi• divided &lDOlli local Insurance Jamoo Lee Thompson set tile 1 agencies quall/ied to hanrlle date ol February 2oth for aen- i such policies. tencing. Allorney Musgrave p&- : Council alto approved com- titloned the court to consider I mittee recommendaUons con· probation for hi1 client corning oick lean pay of ill Poarlle Runion, Leon, enterelty fmployoa, atatin1 that all ed Innocent pleao to both inemployees must be on the job 30 dictmenll reurned ogains him. working days before sick leave 1Runion was indicted for tlrik· ..verage it elfectivt and mll$1 i ins, booting and wounding present a doetor'a cerllfll:~te. nine year old girl, and also for Mayor D. B. Mor1fan rt'd unlawful co-habitation, in a resi&Jlatloa of lth Ward Coun· joint Indictment, witb Christine cllman Frank Cl!pebart who ll<>wlinl, Leon. Christine Bowlresl&oed blo seat u bo Ia em- iD.I ltao not appeared in court ployed out t1. the elty and un- to answer her indictment, as obit to atlend cOWICil sessions. lho Ia nported Ill. Runion'• tri· Uf!OD recol!llllllldltlol of May- ala were set for the week of or Morgan, Leooard Frank (Bus- Junlllry 31, lietl. He is repre- , fer) Rif!le, 31, "" unanimous· sented by Attorney J.G.~'. Joha· IJ approved by eouncil to !ill 10n. lilt v•cucy. Carl Roaor Blrcbfleld, 22, Riffle Js 1 ahlft foreman at Ho111t, enered an innocen Stauffer Cbemfe~l C<lmpaay 1 pleao to hil indictment returDgraduate of Potnt Pleasant H'tgh ed by September 1966 . ll'Bnd School, atlended Morrit Harvey Jury chargmg contributing to Coll~e, 11 married to the for- dehnquency of •. mtnor 1J3 mer Juanita WaarJ, and the fa· year old llfl l. BJTchfletd was that ot 1wo 110111• 1'bt family re- represented m court by court •ides at 1JII Pleuaat Street appomted attornoy Robert M. Point Ploaoaot, · Sm1th. Trial dato ot week of 1 A dilcunion "" held on the February 7th wu HI. fraochfoe 10111bt by the VIllage Cable CorporatloJ to install Loss of House by maintain and opor•te Ia city um: Fire Proves Shock lis a rt>mmunlty lntenna sy- PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Elotem. Tbe matttr was tabl«d He '1\Jcker, RobertsburJ!, was lor further otudy by a •:OIIImft- admitted to Holm Hospital Jale ; Sunday sufferini from ohock after learnine her six ~ mom I frame home had been deo:roy-1 ed by fire. Mrs. Tucker ~\ :1.~ at Arbuckle when the blaze brok• l out about 5 p.m. Fireml'n fmm Point Pltasant, Winfield and 1 Buffalo fought the blezt fm· ap- ' proximately 4 houn. , Gallipollo' seventh and otqhth The cause of the blazo was : grade basketballJ•ams chalked <believed to have been cefectivP I up a pair of win• at Raclnt , Wlrmg. A ly()@'wrlter r ":"I!,.. r d I Monday evenina:. ~layer, gas stove ~md 'leveral The Galltpolu seventh had an Items of clothing were reP<Jrleasy IO, tllumpln& tilt Melp , ed to be the only things solvog- I countiano 44-l:!. In tht eighth ed .'rom the home. No damago I grodo battle, ont mllht 111 e~mate I! available at thJS they played a "doublo header" 11 • for it took Galltpolis tour ovll' • times to edge the Ricin• eighth, Ftremeu Bailie 4442. l'ire in Height8 ln the sovtnth ll'ade _lamt, PT. PLEASANT _ The fire To1nmy Pr.. e pumped 111 19 department ""wered a call at pomts tor Ga!lipolis, followed 5 p. m. Monday o the Sandy by Steve Jones 11 and Mllcl Htilhls aection ol the it Noe'! nlnf!. Boerger ~nd North where 8 graas fire was en~a~­ bad two each. A. H11l totaled gering two homes. Nln& fir 1 14 for the losers. Gallipolis led answered the Cllll and f:~~t ; 20-!, 24-12, and 38-11 ot the the blaze tor en hour before quarterma:ks. . brincing lt under control. Cause Ia the mghtcap, Norm Gil· ot the bl•ze 11 bein& investiga~ more finished with 18 tor Galli· ed. polls, followeo by Steve Blow· Melvin Johnson, 41, 197 Park ers 1!. However, the moot lm· Drive, h•• been employed as ~rtant bucket came with sev- one of tht two pJI!d city tireen seconds l•ft in the fourth men. Johnson ts replacing J c utra period . when Mike Orr Parsono who retired after m~y pumped one 11 to win tbt pme, y•rs Hrvlce with the depart~~- Beep Matthew• had U-' mont. Tbt other paid ltrematl It ~-42 with :JO aeconds left ID ls Frank BolleCUIIer. All dothe third ovel'lfme. partment members 11'1 volwt Cl»w's 17 polnll led Raelll. tters. Diddle had 11. Racine led 19-11 at balftime, and G1lllpolll 110 PIAJN'I'III'F WJNI lheatl 28-25 after three periodo. PT. PLEASANT - Au order I 1111 34-34 after four perlotll, VlllliDC lud&moot to tbe pJaiD, N • 38 attor ftyt, a I a lilt hu bNtt alllttd by Judtit aflfr six, and 40-40 after seven. J._ Ltt 'l'nmpJOI, Muott Gllllf!Oiil seventh II llOW W Ceuttty ClrCIIllt.Court, Ia lito elv. for th• year, Racine 1-f. Tbt H aeUOD Of CwoJ1aa. .Lumber GA~< eigblh II t-2, lllllllldtll ComJIIlll Yl, Wilt Vfrllnlo In. J-3 Saturdlf, at 1 p.m., lito dullrill1>eft1Cij)llllllt. 'J'bt judg. Galllpollo Grade scllool team! mmtt was tor tlie sum of ,1,088.• .-m pl1y at Pomeroy. 8t1 l~t and cosll. I OF LIVING 1 Sale Begins Thurs., Jan. 13 SEAMLESS YLONS GOLDFISH SPECIAL I RUNS THRU First Quality Mesh or Regular Knit. Popular Shades. ,.ucy lpairs 77( Sat., Jan. 22 only REXAU 300 Guilty Plea Entered by Phillip Hall Clock- s1.69 AttracUve Modern Caso REXALL ELECTRIC Heat Pad - - s1.79 l9c Buy 2 ltvely goldfish, In glass aquarium with wa· ter, foliage and pearl-colored chips at this special low price with your pu:chase of $1.00 or more of Rexall Cut Cost of Living Sale Merc hanrti ~e . Aspirin - 84c ltoe. '1.69 Voluo Fish Food . 1Oc REXALL INSTANT Spray Starch - - 49c 3 Positfon Heoto Reg. 9.95 Helling P1d $4.97 REXALL SPECIALS! M-31 MOUTH WASH _ 29 fl. oz. 62c BLUE ORAL MOUTHWASH _ pint 49c REG. 98c HAIR DRYER ADHESIVE TAPE, Reg. 25c 12c 'h" WIOI, 5 YARDS LONG CHILD'S ASPIRIN Deluxe Chrome Table or Hand Model. Removable Stand. I 00 1spirln 29c 11!1 . ... 26 fl. MILK OF MAGNESIA _ U.L. Approved _ 54c 01. RiG, $1.09 COTTON BALLS, 65's 3 pkgs. 88c REG. 3fo PKG. SHAVE CREAM, Reg. $1.29 _ _ 64c 14 OZ. ~IGULAI 01 MENTHOLATED GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES 99c 2 JARS OP 24-110. $1.71 RUBBING ALCOHOL REXALL 8 fl. oz. 22c QUIK-BANDS, Reg. 45c LADIES & MENS NYLON Hair Brushes Your choice - CREME PEROXIDE DEVELOPER _ VAPORIZER 29c 4 PL. OZ. RIG. S9t 'I Automatic Shut Off. Steam 8-10 hrs. $289 BATHROOM TISSUE _ SHEER L YCRA SPANDEX Support Hose _ _ pair WASHABLE VINYL 4 49c Baby Pants pair pt<k BATHROOM TISSUE _ FACIAL TISSUES 2 roll p•ck 26c 5 boxe1 97c RED RUBBER DILUXI PRINTED 3 boxes 88c ef Boxed NoteSE •:~ _ 4 2 b•'" HOT WAnR BOTTlE .•. $119 Your Choic• • Statlonary w•l""• ............ 39c REXALL THERMOS VACUUM BOTTLE PINT SIZE 99( DEPENDABLE REX 99c ALARM CLOCK MINI 01 LADIU Billfolds;:~;.. l'leln Dlel Ivory, Ptnk or Aqu• C••• 199 ILICTUX t-VOL T Tr1n1lst.r Mirror Sale $1.99 4 roll piCk 44c DELUXE PRtNTiiD FACIAL TISSUES Battery .... 3" _ 29c 37c 31 STIRtU ADHESIVE BANDAGU ASSORTED STAINLESS STEEL 4 fl. oz. 29c REG. 59o ELECTRIC IOXID - I!CI, 4S. EYELO EYE LOTION I Cough Syrup 7~- -- 39c Razor Blades D~?.~n:~r, 29c Rog. REG. $1.25 ELECTRIC "j REXALL CHERROSOTE HAND LOTION, Reg. 2.00, 16 fl. oz. 98c HAND CREAM, Reg. 1.75, 8 oz. jar 87c REX-RAY 1 Grade School Teams Topple Racine Units I Heort Glass Pack Mufflers 8.88 night ~~~~~~~-. .-~~...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I From Dudley'• Be~uty he wants studying singing, object, aw•y to clubs. alve the boby a nome, He aays · · be's loved mt ri1ht alona. He'd i be a wonderful father. He basi a good job. He's tl, I'm 16. . . I'll have to tell my porents i soon, and I'd like to tell ti10m something definite. don't love tbe oecond hoy, but tho boy's lather thinks this might be s ' aood solution if I married him. Which should I choo<e'! -N.B Dear N: Neither! You certainly don·t 1 want an lmlllllture, reluctant, I I unloving, "take the easy way 1 1out" husband, Ifirst boy), nor ' I does the second boy - who is more: noble than wise - want an immature , reluctant, unlov[ mg ''lake the f!itiSy way out" 1 wirer ' Your parents will stand by you, and I think they'll agree with counselors at the maternlly home, lt'a beller to aive I your baby up lhan to settle for a worthle!ll marrlaKe. - H. This column is dedicated to 1 famil~' livmg. so 1f vnu ·re hav- , 'I inv kid trouble or just pteln 1 , trouble. let Hel en tJrlp YOU. 1 Sh~ will aho Wf"lcome your i I l?:rpreu Your With Flowers ORIGINAL IQUIPM&NT KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. I !leDT lllld!MI. l'omtrOy-lllddleporl. 29c _ __ Choose Prom 97c 4 Styl11 ILICTREX 4 fer 50( • Btt Q enes •• D AA,C, Shoo - IAIY TO UAD R•~•ll Gu•r1nttH Qu•llty Glont 21 rl . 01. - - Detergent 47c Pink Lotion or Cltor Llqulol Can NMtt Dry Skin Cleansing Cream l.xaN Fever Thermometer _ 77c Super Plenamins "'e- $2· 59 Preacriptions Are Our Main Business - 122 N. SECOND .. "'''' .,.""' . l ·MIDDLEPORT, Oe FREE I'ARKING IN REAR �' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 11, 1968 --- .- ·· .. -~ Services Business - · \ :-=-=""~-..~;;;~;;;-----=-==============~,1 SEWING mocl!lnes, repair 881'Yice, aU makes. W'i 2-2284. Tho Fabri<. Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service. ! 29 tfc -Team Series - Happy Four POMEROY LANES R !471. .U:: CONDfnONING Refrlgl!f' Bantam Girls League First H•lf Winners- appy atlon service. Jark 's RefrtgJanuary 1, lll66 eration, New Haven. Phone won Lost Four. I'M 6i()IN6 TO WRITE A £ri!ON,O LETTa 2 S1GNS Pomerov Motor Co. QUAl ITT Long Bottom Society News .Jt.=-L=. ,_- ,. ·= __ ..... ---- :::;a .. Ull, Serie~ I I I r~-- ~ ~- ti ll! .~ tl (') ]' I Sevfri~:d, • · ~ - I G bl ((t It· 1 n1 lolltl~,·rhal:1a_,:n~ :us:, ! ~:v11.~ ~m 1 h1wll !.~ ~ U~· BLAEnNAR'S I"~~oremacn ;:~CBS si<H ig~"G4 .amHe1_ 0~r~:o81d w10 ar1'n~rmlns B.Zola e.n :K.I'!ioato L- . . .p, Dougla~ CARRIER NEEDED Hfl.~Cfc- ~cltlu ~t.Jtt ~sr:u ,. ~-.. L-------------• Channel 3 ' ' w ay w-• < Racme . SOCiety • Notes Chrva- ~· 1 -~ 1 '~ A.\1'1\;1 c 1-..IO·'"'c,, n-tl"('{'l Huwr.rd lallL'Oll ~ l\lrs f:;J. 1 or wn tc Cl:'r 'l\. 6\10 W u<~·D .7f Main :t . l'OI"" "Y %2_..:: 1\A~\,~l~~~! ••M. COXW. ~lt203~~6R v~ • - ~ ClEARANCE d" ''"' 271> 1711 \l acfternooh n with Mrs. Hazel 'l7 arna an. 18 Mr n wume n ] I\ .u .<l () VH Sec Ufl! Pmnctles ~~~u lh:~~ B~\·',~~~~. t ~~:epa;~~~;~ Slow Four , 20 25 Mr . and Mrs. Harold Cama,,,.. .,,., .. '''" ... '''"''"" Ptnle"S Door \·5"- "9'" 1hoAikna.nd Mrd. adnd]Mrfs. Charles, T\Wll~:mrh of joh• l) ]lP' IP F.xperie nre J' '" " 7I ]f( atten w;ua'ly oJnnrre~o ~an·. TIIJo:E 111for· H' .~h Ga M Jacobs 174 ·1 · e t Je uneral 0 m alt 0ll on }Dh~ . SJ1a rl "$, require· Ig 'me . ' ' IMr Paul Carnahan in Detroit 1 m e o w. . w rrt .. TOI >.- H «ivlr.~o: nHme . Higt1 Sertes - +. Balke, 445; , M. ·h .. High Team game 534; H lgh and Mrs Robert Beegle u ' · CJvrL "" 'c' 1 8 3tc APPLIANCES HOUSE t:OA SALB O.Jr loss is your gain, Mode rn H..an ch Style Beauliful l lllt ';o l\ uu un top ol smaU b1il fir sI co me, fir st served. I hn:Jng Slate lhghway Garage on All at " you pi ckup" pri - i Unule 1 wl!b good road to main 6 'J9 lh For Rent •=30 \ Happy Four TESTS I ~~.:~.('~: /~~-~~~;!~ : u~\~c~~~!tl:~·. il I ~r· 5o 6.· 00 011 Cheyenne News Picture 6:20 Jun Thacker Sports 6:25 Weather 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 0 Ki ldare 7:00 r . 7:30 The Virginia 9·00 Hob Hope : tu gI,·;"' Four bedrooms, li"ng.. Legal Notice sons Bruc.e a~d Billy 10:00 ces. d1n1n g, f:.am1ly. kJtchl'!n, .. cak - 1TRU CK Dll\VERS. Semi or - --·--· New Years With their parents, 11:00 fast play . ma1d ·s. utility and Str rughl. Some experien ce FOR SALE house Mr. a~d Mrs. Verne Watterson. 11 :15 Used Ref rio erators I ~ hor Three bat hs, Cf' 'Tlic tile The Norman Phillips . David Huddleston spent week- 11·20 aud wall to wall carpet on helpful but not necessary You and lots 111 Syracuse, 0 h 1 6 · end wilh hi s family, Mrs. Hud- · 4 ;; · 1( 1\ j '. h ;1rl: .• nrl j!. l r ,'\ '" ' f!Jr, S')11er;d shOu ld sell far can earn top wage q after {Property appratsed at $4,11011.00 dl•.slon and sons. 11:30 $50 now only $20 :..t .tE I \ ' t' r· :l ! 1 \1 : tllfl 1 floors .. About two· thirds of [ •· t1 r el d m h ny short trammg Local and ov- and cannot. be sold_for les. s than Miss Betty Gi\Uan spent Ch1risl-l \{ '." . , :I ' I ' 1 , anodw.a .. • , ' , t,,"u"t' 'A , , comnd",, ,oognaed , i avat ~ or de- rna!! weekend with her noother,l _ er th e rO"J ·~ lnforn mt'on . ·l~ the appraised pnce. r Fa r fast cleanup. Crosley, I Large patiO and double c:1rport : ab le. Wn1e or c::t\1 Nahon tails contact Eleanor Werry, · •~ , Frig id aire, Gibson and '' d S · · D' · · • . Della G'J)' I Jan 8nd S!St.e~· I I T HAII.F' . '• · t On lot 200' X aoo· May be lieen \-\) e ~em~ . Trammg IVlSIOO, Administratrixt Pomeroy, OhiO. red. Se rv e! by app01n1ment only 1255 Corwtr. Avenue, Haeckl Sale is subject to approval of Mr. and Mrs lviD IIDOJ>-1 GE Upright Freezer SH :l Sli1J PRICE REDUCED Terminal Building, Hami\toA, tho Probate_ Court of Meigs son, BI'\ICA! oi Po':.eroy, Write: c-o The Daily Sentiuel Ohto, or Phone "'1"95 •,e I 21 cu. fl. Coldspol ~. -5649 • County, Ohto. and Mrs. Gerald Simpso• and 1 _ 81) __ 668-\1 Pomeroy, _(_~_-_ 9 a. m. w 5 p. m., datly. No (1) II, 12, 13, 14, IS, 17, 6tc family and Mrs. Ullian .~ , and lHlfurnt!hed npart 1 Chest Free1:er ·nfs WY J-~ 4.1& I ~ fi ttr 1 Should be $125 l'~ O i SALE · 6 room house with coiiP.et calls pleaSt" . PUBLIC IALI rrmn, son Mike spent Christmaa : bat~. full basement, 894 lfyJ 10 3tc Th.e und ~r~illned will utter tor with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson. Closeout $75 ,( i0.\1- I 1::· lll': lwd-·~·p;; r1JYH~rlt ! 'ddl Ph ple at public auction, •' the late ! St' II Sl • . , M1 t:port. {JI/e' re•ldence of BALLARD HURSEL .JUS. Mrs. Della GiJiien ls spend)or JT nt !'IJf'•nt' \\ Y :~-21 7 6 . i\f Pt. Pl easant 695-2607. TICE, deceMecl , In Salem Townthlp. ing the week wt'th Mr. and Mrs. Matr hinq Unico Insurance Melu counly, Ohlo. about two mllee tH 5 ]) m l'hr1nc \I.'Y 2-3574 11 HI tfc nor\lle~<st of Wllkent.lle. Ohio. on Rex Caulysle &f Columbus. Washer & Orytr H1J'1~It:J :111d h •"~"d li ~J rdw a re - -- Saturd~y, the 12nd day of .lanua.rJ, 0 -·----: . -·' I PHPTO Copymg Service. Capo 1966. the Penonal PropertY ol aatd Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm ' 11 1 ti c 1 Should be $350 $225 pr. B USin~ss . pportumhes )es made or 1-al papers. decUII'tl, consl~tlnl( ln p:u1, ut ~ f r. 1 h t ....., Ele~trle Stnve. Cahlnet. Table and; 0 ~O Uffi US Were recen guest!I --· I. TliAII E H t.OTS - trN> UW STORE F'ClH SALE : Will trade ! mrttl record." and alm115t any toUr chain . 2 ntlneu.. T9ble, Lilwn of Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond HensMower. Biller Twine , Televlaton Set, a~~ gt ard ""att>r Brown ll l'rall 1 for sui t ahlt~ property. Carl other dOCUfi'M!nts. Plano, oavenpnrt and 2 e ha ln. «.:of- ler. cJ \'a 1k •State Ap proved) Le mlt~y . Tu1•pers Plains. Oh io Reuter lnsuraoce, Pom-1 fee Table. ~.;nal litnve , Mirror. <.ard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, Jick W. Carlt'f ....... Ta.ble. 2 Ch~ ln, Uothn P r •• •· Ml!l e r s~ ll l e , Ul'ilO, rhone W'J M [ Call ti67<1%4.___ _ - '·-· 6 _!tp_. [ I I tfc Bed. cedar l.;he•t· Table. Cba.tr, onn- daughter Nancy spent several - -- - - - Pnnwro y, 0 · · • ' 1 c 1 Pomeroy Landmark 1 2-.tll-4 lt-~!l l.m r·ul p .. 1\gt:-;~ .2 b anagur 1. __ _ _ _ -· er. d 'th h M u\E'fNI\ CJ\~UAI.TV lnsurRnCf er. lmwen. ~edar Clotntl Pren, Rock· ays WIOwener Watson parents, endr. and • Ph. WY 2-2181 Caae H.ay Daler .. :a J: L6 Int. Plow. Mrs hoWt'. H1 ·:~ 11t1 f ul l~trf"h kl \l ·.wn 1 1 Mullen Insurance Agency. Inc. l Trad11r Tin• and Wheel. Mcc urlnlll-'h . .· . FOR- SALE Onr 'i ol·kshire male Po Ph WY ""'l l>ower Saw. _ Water Pump. Oil Stove, VI Sited In Charleston, w. Va. c a iJJJ: f' l'l. l'h illl' V vY ~-;-1 ;27. I."'I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.,,...Ji hog, weight 2:ill p(junds. C<J U meroy, one Fent•e ('barKe r . Grindl't 'th h"IS brother, Mr. an d Mrs. I VoNO l tfo . l'!ledric lind Motor. Hart) Wire. Scyltll. fence I WI _ 1 4 tfc . [ Pll . ~~ IS SOF"f and lofty _l eo!- 6fi7 3796 l 6 6tc _ _.. _ . tt.,tcot•.. r and • ,dJ•~U~neoml0 tool•· Gene Roush 1they are from Co1 1 6 .. 4 roo ms aml ors n·:am brillrmce ir. car. Auto Sales GRANGE INSURANCE. lumbus, Ohio) . . \ ~rtmcnl ill PomeNy pets cleaned wi1h Blue J.u~- _ __ .. ' Insurance Agency . lnc ., Porn-Muhilll', ~ IIIO!Io Ho~ F!l!!rter. I omMr and Mrs. Glen Ingerman I - · ·-·preuor. Com Pl~<nter. Corn Plclter. · ' ba th' WY 2-3975. 12 31 tfc tre. Rent elcclrir.: shampooer · l95S CHEVROLET for sale. 2 I eroy. Phone WY ,._3381.9 I tf I In1ern~tlo11al II Tral'tnr. City, Indiana S~ le lu commence •t 12 :30 o ,clol'll of Cam bridge d TWO- ·TRAILEfl ~~>ACES for i ~L Pomerny Cement Block door h•r top. WY :l-3!l90. , c P.M. • were recent guests of Mrs. Mer· ren1 In the Vill age ol Middle.o., Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 11 6tc 1\UlUM:oBLI....E lnsllrance oeero MeE!hlnn, I garet Houdashelt. port. Call WY :l-3346 or WY I -·-- --·· ·---~ -~O~t~ ·1964·-vou(swAcF.N~ excell ent cancelled? I ()Sf vuur opera A:~:::~tr~~;ae~·-~~~~~c~•ate of 1. Mi!IS Alida Knightstep rf:'tum2--21M or WY 2-JUDO. HAY and locust posts. SH 2- condition. WY 2-3951. U'l UcenHl Cal& W\' 2-tlll . de«eo8ed . ed to her home , Columbus, 11 30 tfe 6277. 1-8·6tc 12 23 lfc lliUt cnu Bradford. Aucu~e~: 10. u. aw l Ohio after apendin& tbe I 1!1 tlr lwdn.tnm Iron Bed. Wond Hed, Ch.ett of L•"vestock -Ft iR.Nl~I!EIJ. ar Mallea l~~~~;t;..~~o~~~:e: . ~~ 'r~a~I, · w~~~~~rC term~~n~!:~~·~. I ---.- -- I Spy Late News Weather S r•· R d po _~ oun up Tomght Show u: "'" &:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 1:00 Have Gun WlB Travel 7:30 Batmoki k Sh 8:00 Patty OU e OW 8:30 Blue Llght F.~t~1 The Big Valley 10:1111 \mos Burlle, Secret Agent 11:00 t~cemaker New• 11:1~ Leul at Weather 2 l1: 0 Spol'tl ~jjjjijii~iiiiiiiiiililiiiiilllillllllli~ 1 1 6:05 Pacemaker Newo • 15 Peter Jennings N-1 ~ --- -- - ·- ... ;.,. ..........,.._- _._ ..:,.., .. _·· .... ·- _.. .... v•:;; 11:30 ABC l'lll!htllftltllllllii .. __ Most Powerful Set At This Low Price Hear Loud and Clear From Blocks Away RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 'I.I.!-of.-11-ol-.-b<r. I" I"' Jl1' - Ill. Hll'b GASOLINI ALLEY I"' ju~t 6ome old c•n' put can bottle~! If YOI.l'd in lj()ur tra~ h a!lPreciate it I 411.Joloo\etQ opiJI& G.Buro ottghU1 U.ewn.up oa.Plolt I" 44Inlo.-J photo.. rrapha DOWl'f LTurnaiA> "Oh, I don't ouppoae you could uy Murray waa replaced by a !114Lchine, really. More likely • by • tranalttorP' the lett HI llfft'altow to work 1t1 DAILY CRD1'0QUanl - AXYDLBAAX& .. LOJitii'ET.LOW One letter simpltlltands tor uofber. Ja tbJ1 ~ A te u&ed lor ~ lh~ L'a. X for the two O"s, ftl. Sl.ngle letters, apoatrophlCS, tl1e length and fonnation of Qe . . . . . are a)J billt& Elu:h day t h e - - . , . dW<NIL . . o,;••- VCHPD I'DX HG Q PDX GXLI: PDOP SXYitl 2 DICK TRACY CAN P051fiVELV PA IR- WH EN • • JIV BXY~HK I!ID~PLNXO A ~P REH E NDE D. DZC• PDHYQQ.-OL.OJIIii'Qlt l'oolonlay'o Clryploquote: 'I'RU'I'H MAKES THm I'ACI!l 011' THAT P>:R.SON SIUNI\l WHO IIPIIAXII Alm 0 - rr -l!Qilru ' tc - · X1DI ,..... .,.,..,...~. JANVARY WJt;R LOG (Tues - Thurs.) 1Monday Through Frld•y MONDAY TRRU FRIRDAY 4:30 Elec!IIc Co. Local News H5 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 6·011 St ~ n On - Neo R:OII Ohio Valley News 6:05 Socr•d Heart HI Ohio News Reund-Up I :05 World News 6:20 Meig' rounty RFD 5:oO Stgn Off 8: 10 Sports Today 6:25 Country Jamboree SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Picture o: 57 Weather 7:00 National New• 7:30 Sign On- Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 8:S~ community News 7:05 Bill Miller Show R oo B•ptist Hour ~ : 00 Talk of the ·rown 7:30 Sports Parade 8 30 News 9:55 Mason County Newt 7:35 Btl! Miller Show . 8 35 Week End 10 .00 LoUJe Mue!l"r Sho w 7:35 Piekens Hardware (Tues.l 9:(}() Spreading Kingdom JU ·30 Latchstring and Thurs.) 9 j0 The Dible Spe<rks 1Ltl0 News 7:50 News 9:45 The Good Lile It : 05 Louie Mueller Sltow 3:00 Bill Miller Show 10:00 Master Control Friday, Church Bells 8:45 Baker Furniture Show \0 :30 Country Hymntimm Ring I fWed. - Fri.) 11 :30 Quiet Hour 111.30 Public Service 9:00 News 12:00 Noon Nrws 111 · 45 World News 9:05 Coffee with Janet 12 15 Christ,;ms Hour jll :~~ Masun County New a 9:15 ltoush's Shoes rnmrs.) 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10:00 Ohio EO:ucation 1:00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Rev . Silas Billups 10:15 Minisleriul As~oriatlon tl2 :00 Commumty News : 12:05 Noon Nt:W)j \2 :10 Markets 12 :15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Buard 12:25 News 0 (;rt~ m s 12 30 County Agent 2:00 Harvest Time IO:It Social Secunty 2 \5 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkins 10:3S Tom Robertson Shc1w 2·30 Week End 10:45 A.S.C. 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News \2:20 Bulletin Board \2r25 News 0 Grams 12 30 Saturday Matinee I: 30 News Headlines AIIBJE AND SLATS Ul Saturdoy M•tinH 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinet WHA.f HAPPENED 10 YOUR Y WAUl AFTEcR l ,O:UIBEO 2:30 News He<:~dlines 'OJR SC,6,LP WITH THE 2:31 Saturday Matinee Mllii:ACLE HAIR 2.55 News 3:00 Saturday Ml-ltinee S:30 N~ws Headlines I ol Saturday Matinee 4:00 Community Choil'l n5 News I :110 Community Cholro 130 Radio RIO 5:00 News Roundup 5: \5 Public Service ~-10 SI(Jn Of! By AliT SANSOM By HAROLD I A LITrU: ADJU SHJH· I IT CAH CRUSll EAR COR ~ l· Ok' T He CATTLE QJiD Hm ,•: OR SE T IT FIN'E. TO TUR!i bi-IEU EO CORN INTO CORN MI<AL F~ 1 MA'8 AAE 'JtJU TR'(JtJ6 TO TELL ME ~ETHitJG 'NIU..Ol\011l?'t't !( WALKIE TALKIE SET (REPLAC!iMENTS 691 EACH) llriperl., 88. Flba ~~~~" -, a tootwev All TRANSISTOR S1J.95 lii'.Bpeok ...uDt ·. A Arabiaa . ~ -a.lli<Mie JUST ARRIVED! 47" Ttltscoplc Rod AnN!Itll, Switch On Power Supply. Comee Complete Complete With 9 Volt Translotor 8otterlts. ..__ .. '-r-1-++..f:.:, m~N ~.: orner ChQnnel 13 ... with Acr~ WHTN-TV fled Jllllllclo 81. 8aDtl hUI 33tD~. I Em!;~P\ot~""1ir""lw:.-:ft~·=W~~40~,F~uel:."'ll!., ILEquipo Sp~is WSAZ TV .._ "-~ l9.- ll8. 807 "ldo" ll8. Tno I' ~~~1<' 111 · lv ALWP Ll'l. AIIHII n.w- ooncert1 tt. ClvUI%atiGa Ia. Oultlvato , land I 25. Willow ~arehnts, b'::~th. bast~ - •• L~o tolltt Jr. NASA. 'I I A Don. &-.teat I $5.~0000. I'! -~· I 1llllo 4-J'Uta teachoc M.J'raaeeo Burnett heroine RADIATOR SERV JCE ' Kli1W :13.-.,. -~ . ] [ 1 ~w:~ l~l\l' - -- ~ ot- Channel 8 -Viole~ <::7 ll.AlU<I• WCHS-TV ~ ~ -, ~ 1 21 - M.:~ in ~t. 1\I ~-:\II:IL , Leon~ OF SCENERY BONES, <:;I HONEY POT I.R-to orCinlle 1 I IS A CHAN65 I. C . - •mOM l.Spllt--c qulltltle - lte~ting, c::J 'IOU NEE!> DArty ·· CROSSWORD'- Pomeroy Motor Co. ' fill~ BLESS VOR~ WHAT I'M 6\TTtN' SICK 01' SI!ITIN'ONTH'FRC•NT r>DR.::"H-·1 LOOI<IN' l'!r NOTH\N' BOT THEM SAME ot: HILLSD/W IN AN' DIW OUT 3. · lly FRED LA51iWELL IARHEY GOOGL.a end SIIIUFF'f iMITtt ~~~h t~h OF 'leAR" ? jor college basketball ratiDP i I Pil>JTEi;T- DVKJ11 STIIJ. FIRSI' NEW YORK (UPil -Tilt United Prm Internati01181 ma- with first place votes and WODIost records through gamoo el l)CAI>t.tNI!;It Saturday, JBD. 8, fn Jl8l'd' f fit' I' M rt•• riMow.. i'"UI'>I\Il.UDI· N.ni'WI., l.kta•l"n" ~.oo AJL CIP Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill theses: 1111111'111) ._.ILl~ ' 1>.1 , A 1 IUNIPI Swain were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Team . .. .. , -·· , .Potall 4 :llH.I!.V.11 ' 1l > !'! ~ Primmer and Durward SW'IIin, 1 Duke (28) (11-fl S37 W'.l! I>~ •e..,.r'~'<' " "" ' 1:61' • W fnT DC oot "'u"'llr•UOO Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Kentucky (5) (1().0) :II 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door - - - - - - $2149 Me!vin Drake and f<tmily, RaVanderblll (12-1) 245 Power st.ct~ring a11d brahs, automatic, fully equipped, cine. 4. St. Joseph's (I) (lD-2) 189 r Jdi u, hcitkr, biu~J Ii11ish. Spotless clean interior. TO 2--3537. 4 S tfc Team 2 9 5 5. Bradley (13-l) 142 4-Doo $599 . d -t Team 4 7 7 early Bird Women'• League 6. Brig. Young (I) (Jil-l) 139 1960 Mercury P ar kl ane r - - UGHT tmulmg, coal on ca T Decemher 29, 1!16> Mrs. James Carruthero and 6 8 1 119 Hardto]' Sedon. Full puwer, automatic, re'lll,y I<> roll. Ue. Phone WY t-7786 and WY Team Won Lest family, of Canton spent sever•! 7. Pi-ovidence (111-1) 8 6 3 3 0 8. UCLA (ll-3) !Ol 1959 International V-8 - - - - - - $795 1-7286!2-lU·lOtc l series Brenda Van Me' Spareless Four days with Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Happy Fou r 2 \ vin Marks. 9. Texas Westent (!Z-0) 78 s \ 2 Mural Taylor of Keno and 10. Kansas (11-2) 8"z· Ft. Pick up . 1;ood tin•s. Save plenty here. - - - - -- - ter, 135 ·, High Team enes Pinettes T'l Everyday Specials Team 2, 708. Slow Four e 3 Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig at Bantam Boyo League High Gome and Series - P. 6IId son were visiting Mr. and Second 10 - If. Loyola (D!.) Marie'o Style Post Won Los t Bcarbs IS5, 440; High Team Mrs. Everett Sisson. 35 ; 12. Iowa 23; 13, New 6 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Haircuts $1.25 -~ Team 3 20 Game - Pinettes, 520; H' g h Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holter, Mexiro 22; 14, Dayton 17; 1~, Shampoo & Selt $1.50 Team 6 rot. 9~ Team Series _ Happy Four, Chester, were visiting Mr. and (tie) Tulsa and Utah 1&: 17, Louisville 9; 18, western POMEROY, OHIO 30 day color rinse, l'irestone t 4'h 111'. , 1477 _ Mrs. Hank Holler. 12 --:-·-:-:--:==::==:===--;;:~:"';:':";~==,..: Shampoo & set $3.50 Team _ 2 H 1 Mr. and Mrs Wayne Prince Kentucky 8; 19, (tie) Tew _ _ ·Pormanento $7.50 up h G J w Jk \75 • "·II and Ser,"ce Hlg ame - oe e er City League visited Mr. and Mrs. Sammie A&M and Temple 7. SALE FOR W 01 FotRent I -~ _ _ "~ and Wiglets ' HISe Wigs ig 1 f!es - 'SttSt ev ·~' 308 · J)ecember 28, 1965 Wilson . Hockingport. 1• ,IUll n ROOM furmsl:ed apart· REBUILT SINGER Console : High Team game and scrtesPoint Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber ' WY _ , \l c Sewtug Machm e. fully re- ! Marie's Style Post Team 3. 829, 1536. ' Rawlings Hondas 84 were vistlin~ Dons K,oenig at , wash. Sl. 61 Smnford ~ 1511 58 2 3 - ~eut. · built.#, ye.lr warranty ~ on I RL 124 Ph, WY 2~5271 An AJBC Award to Bantam : Pomeroy Cement Block 83 Tuppers Plains. Wash. 80 Cahr. 79 yrll'use. : ,.ge oy~ or a game o D D liar 70 lmy N~well of Chester an \\J·: \\'lSH In 1ho: '1k uur Pli 1T1 Y1 for Sale [ paris. Pa~· $4450 or $l.t:> per ' s Ohio a. 8 1 f 11sd . 11w :; and 11 1\'ii rJ" i1" · lin ·1r 1\"'I ., 1·• . - NI'T ·-- STE\\EO t%5 mode · we~·k. Call WY 2-6555. ' J•• welker. Coum 1 bus VIS'" · ., . ~ --~Mtddleport Dept. Store 66 Mary Newell, 1 1 loi t•l v g1 11 s. Citl"d ". lt' ll l'rs , ' ~ 1 •. ' • . : • d ~ 1 11 6te KARL GRUESER, P\umning ·\,·tl.l tnl'.t' c ,\ls ;nld ptwm , sl'l r:Jdlo rr_luippl' I' , Minersville Ball Park 55 ed Mary Pierce. . .ted I ,_ , . ntl r IT'S TERRIFK: the way we 're and \Syracuse H&R Ft'res·tone 50 . Margaret ()lwthorne VlSI 1, 1 11 1 1 spe:u-:rr City League " , ,- ~i 1 y :.11 s. i\tle\_' l 'l:~~ ~~~ d ~OUtll. syds · ' 1 n r se lling Blue Lustre for clean- Ohio. End your eewer troub· High Game end - Hen·'. Babcock. \ 11 c1 1 \\ ·· ti 1:wk ;l1. 1\~1· \l' '<l •.!1 11 1".1 spt•e 11111··rm!Xt..' ';r' a. &I! t. i Ies. We have all sizer; sewer , January ol, 196tl . . I d"" lrt'd 1\) llu ,il \' (11\l lllC r nn ifil 1. 1ll S :-il' I ing ru gs and upholstery. 1\('nl \" R bl te5 1 Points ry Clatworthy, 212, _607; Hugh 1 Smith Wed < ne-.. ay :u~tl \ll ~~~· \> to .~ I Tk t•lt:dric shampooer $1. B<~k(•r . mac nnes. easona e ra . G dS s Porn- . I!M& t"IP :Iw \1..' c <~t! 110 nh IJ\t·"~ sohl wr ,,,a.,. en1over Call WY 2-2974. da v or night. Rawlings Hondas 90 TeamCement arne an - - II,.Hll' ,tch ,,tHr<''>II unth · furnl lure Middleport ., •roy Block,enc 915,- 2630. I' ..~k . with her "'"'n dmother, 7·. 00 Dat·)y Wort' 1 111 1 ·' 1 ······ t'-t' l \' eo tn lll 11IOH, h'. · t> wry · P•' • · il 15 tfc Pomeroy Cement Block u.l " ... ... .... ~111 ,, .. Ill t \11lT \ \'.' I'. jl 'l l n.::dl ' ' ptt y lJ:li an i'e due ', $81 ;2_2; --·____1__ 10 6te In - D Bar 76 Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. 7:05 Mike Wallace NeWI o t.l ,. Cul dL' n :\ nn lv•.· rq !'y ll10rl' I Ill hllHl t' . l .I' I 2 USED coal furna ces, and 2! IIEATING , PLUMBI:"lG Rural Middleport Dept. Store Women's Thursday League Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiltshire 7:30 Buddy Starcher Sho\f " ., 1 · \ \\ 6tc 1 b H k B December 30, 1!16> of Marne!, W. Vn. w_ere the ·. 9- oo Captain Kangaroo 1 h:l pi .. nd J•'ll ul Cfl '-' :mu ~ · ).),J,>. _ _ . used furnlJrC lowers. a er Doxol Bottle Gas Arnod roB&R F to !)8 11 (;; u\. 1 II Ill' (1 l :1 TS tor ,.,;1: 1•. CHntact l <HJ,l li98 W. thers. 613 E. Mam Street Ires ne '57 Won Lost · weckend guests of his mother, l lO :OO I Ul1.'e Lucy \.111' l Syr?cuse~ Ball Park N.Y .Clothing House 31 14 Mrs. Harry Willshire. 110:30 The McCoys 1 10gett 17 . II \ ,, _, .. , . ,. ,.,-,,,,,·_ t;t·nrt!r ;\r·not l . Ht :l.m. Ur1WY 2-379~. 1-B -Jtc Pomeroy. 9 22 He Htgh t arne llarttld Black· 2S M E A w· 'f'l'l I \'1 · ·· ' .h S . Bob St' mon's Mark•t Mr. ond t'".·. ' · · . \1:011 Andy of Mayberry 1 11 ' ,.· .. ''1' 1tl> 1'''"1 ------=Fabric Shop ... 27 13 were recent guest< of Wlil Jones l 11 ·.30 Dtck Van Dy'·e Show ',. ··,.,. ·,.·_ -1 I ,< \11 '1 t·ll d IJ t ,\ntiqUit y or call ·. 1-00. JtllOIIF'. -,-,!·..-,nd- l•r·n··.' . ·- - - - - . ,· lston 23G : Ig certes ... i7llp ! dut'l\ s. Call 84:l-27iB. 1 -8-~t(· ,. • 1 f..ou k5 '156Hh\ lg earn game an rl Team No. 5 2.1 22 of Columbus. . 12 .00 Love Of Life • ' fn•·f' J" . llhl rll' l' Ut"!'" 1111 :! t [.'\ ( - : Hr ·\ '1' .. : ,,-i.., ion fOn·l - - -·-.. -- ' EXPERIENCED I Series - Rawlings Hondas, 916, Donna's R~staurant 15 30 Mr. and Mrs. B\lly Joe Spen· 12 25 Midday News 1 1 t1 r ~ .• rJ'ln, ..·, . 11 1tl -1 JII t1;11: 1 :-; ,ie <; ilo:l l'nndnwn . l'r wed . WHY wnrry over El sluggish 2649 L d k 11 34 famil)' or Wilmington were 1 st.•plic ta11k (~et Kle;;m-Em I · 1 an mor cer, . .. l2.31J Search For Tomorrow •.ll ll lllF! li 1 ~ t:lno ·~ ;,nd ok 11' h t'l · : l ~o n ;,h l ~ . l'l•t•1 1f WI' 2-244 11 I first Half Winner: Rawlings . High Game and Se_ries- J. guests of Mr. &Mrs. K A. Wmg 12·.45 Gu'tdt"ng Lt' ght 1 '· 1,, ., , . II 1; II : 1>1 I 1•· I ,•., :· ~ All Srptic Farm Tank Clt•aner. l. ti· 61 c . [ LtndmJrk Bureau, :i I 1litn das . Henley 191, 515 ; High Team ett and Mrs. Ann Coe. 1·00 Woman's Page i ·" ~ lt I 'l l t' !rlpt· l. I!H' \\ !1'\.~ t, •: 1\ H .H\:\'I' HJ\ :\ 1. :>:i Pi cku p I Ponwmy. t 2.16_3otc i Game and senes- Fabric Shop i Mrs. Fred Philson and daugh~ 1': 30 As The World Turnl :tnJ tJ;,· ('1\ut r t: Ill !, . :-; t·P o l t·;lll T 0 . st~·w· i t Tri County League 755, 2335. ter Dr. K_athryn P_ hllson reeturn- 2·. 00 Password Bftll,hm" f f';m•1 h' 1! : 1 P'rom the largesl truck or January 4 19611 Bl k b g 1 ,tl'l. Hu1i;md. o l 6 6tc Real Estate For Sale bulld01.er radiator to the I ' ed to their home 10 ac s ur 1, 2:30 House Party \ II \~!:'.! .JI ·Y\ ' Tltl' ('h , \dJet•l . -----·-~_ 1 smalli;st beater core. I Points Industrial Le>all:Ue Va . arter spendmg the past te 1 . . ....3 Tell The Truth - - - -- - - dn <. r' $.til0."0 t all 992-7031. allend AlbhoCtlt b 46 December 30, 1965 days with Mr. •nd Mrs. Ther-1 NeWI to<! o~d hund ' 61p_l [ et~s o. age u Polnto eon Johnson. 3·30 Edge ot Nlgnt I , L' >'T " I< II" ., ,, ~ ,[.,,,_ ,,., . '" 4 Blelner Block ,,,, l'''''''' 1/C .,., tlli WY 2-2143 Pomeroy G. & J . Auto p ar~ 86 I Corpora\ Allen Graham an d 4.011 The •·rret Storm \ I T: 111:c: " 1.1 1 : ·II Z1i i Z.\(, o~H.TH' ~ I Crnw 's Steak House 4 K. & C. Jewelers 78 l wife left for La Jt>une Marmc ;30 S t =p · t n 1 ],,. 1· ·~(~ \ .! 1' 1' uit 1.1' l'tlnl l\ · I ' C . , '1 k t ' I t 68 Base . in North Caroma \' . res o 5 _~00 ,g ,tr' i l• .ll1'' ~~ .. , 1' Wt· ll ·:ll lll'.n nt: o.:v st•wmg rOMI•:ROY _ 5 rDIYll fra me, , __ __ ·-- ·· rtug s n ar e , Blue & Grey Restauran aft_er 4, Early Sho'11 60 1 , ,dl Cll ; ~ : ~ . :'. tr m:wll ll:t' \l ake' ' bll ll"nholc s. j h:Jth. lwg<· Int. )oeated "" ' Phone Today For Hol.sum Sales ~ Swtsher - Lohse spendmg the past month wtlh 6 30 CBS Evenins ~ewo 11 1 ___ -· ·- I hl11 1om'> .. Hmd11l' 7. ean be$p ur,-hast'd OD FREE ESTIMATES hBlHa ackr- DEda;1sA58 MThr. and Mrs. J0e1sr0- 7:DO News Report 3., his 4.0110.00 p:.tc' 11''-, I' 1('., • • •I , [a ll r o nt!'!l l'[ lll, J-) ; g .:K' rc. ' 5 U r1 'ry 11ra am . ey are w lh rn,a 7 15 Notice ;. P.:1. ["11 ll ·e CLOSF.: tN - ti roo m frame, 1 old Baekston and Clyde Ingels, High Game- John Sisson 226 1spending two days with his bra- 7 ) Your ea e Dr.;J( li' t' S Fi 7.';-, due nnl y 3512.1 or $5 per 1:-\ bt·drooms !, I ON 15.63 . High Tevm Game and Joe Johnson 591 ; High Team · thcr, Graham and faro- :_2° 08 jl'c. 'i:it·, and $l 00 si .es. ruunlh \'al l \\·y 2-l::ht:l . \ m"nl. furnnre het. tmg, con· eALUMINUM SIDING Scnrs Meigs Co. Beagle club, Game and Series- K & C. Jew. Iily in Alabama. 7.30 Lost pace' II lllxe :•,,,,, : I ,-,,, .J., 7, ., I) .• I I 4 f,<c eretc fi'O nt p11 rch. uwuer may eSTORM DOOR 946. 21:04. elers, 897, 2531. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance and 3:30 Beverly Hlllbtl el _,. 1::u, MIUtlh-nHrl. 12 8 11.'<JS fi n:m ce. & WINDOWS [ son spenl Christma s with their 99:00 k 30 G!een 1 - ----· ____ . ___ STEHEII - 1\WlO (O. u1· ·. SYltACCSE - 1' , stor1 frame e ROOFING , Women'• Early Bird Lea guo Monday Mind League ehildren in Chesape!lke. ' Dtck Van y t 1 dore Nance 10:00 Danny KayeT . •t 4 <]Jt•(·d lll i1'!'1l' Xt' d ell;tnge.r .1 J anuary 3, 1~• ' Mrs. T1eo He p W a nte bat11. base men t , ' January 5, 1966 uvu Mr . and I. \liiJ I \lilunll' ('OJ1 11'111 4 spe;tl\·1 3 bcdroows, d I Extert"or Decorators 14 and ch ildren an d nev. and Mrs . 1! ·•00 The News onlgu ;.- . - - - - - - - - - , I g;1 ~ rurnnn.· I1e:1I111 12. g ar;.u~e . Won Lost Th e pt. a s1es 15 i H ·plll1rl Lon:· ly al-, lot \00 x 100, on Of Ohio Happy Four 4 2 Ashland Oil 10 Paul Sellers and daughters spent 11: Weather Teller nut 1.111~h Tht s S!'1 lrH~r H""'c 1''\ ,' ". ·500 ·t\0· D k H II F 10 New Year's Eve WI'th Mr. aad 11:20 Late Sbaw WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. Spareless Four 4 2 ar o otr our ml n1 11 ~ old. T<J ke over J.i <iY·I· ALBt.;RT M. COX, BROKER Pinettes 3 3 LoBo's 6 Mrs. Ted Nance. n.cnts ol $1 .25 per •...e t::k or WY Z-3830 WY 2.-3636 t •V"""ONEER Slow Four 1 I Bee Ceeo CC! II due I R7 pay bnl<~nce 1 J1 3t • ~·· Bl tt ' 4 WY 1-t;,;; I 4 6\c ~ - -· • Complete Servtco High Game and Series ae nar' FAHM for Sale. Phone SH 1Crill Bradford Phyflis Bearhs, 209 466; High lllgh Game - Art Sylvester yoorcclf - for • thrill 5275. t-3-tlc Write, Prone or Coota.. Team Game and Seri.. - Hap- 234; Ehzabeth Lohse_ and Pat I ed sd RUTLAND llw lirs l tnne '"" use Blue -II. \.. 8RADFORD py Four 591 1620 Ingels, 179; High SefleS - Art , Wednesday ne Lustn· Hrnt electri c shamCylvester 572, ElizabeUt Lohse 7:25 Daily F'lm Word f lh Racine, Obio 30 N po•H'J'. !L Hokcr Furn itu re , I 5 I tic Industrial Iague 527. 6:45 Corn Cob Report 7: avy I 0 • Apply WY 2-2156 Middlepo rt, Ohto. l-3-6tc Jaouary I, 19M 7:00 Today 8:00 Fun School THE ""'k pJDts, <hirts, ack-i POMEROY - 4 room cottage I Overseas Employment Pnlnto 7:25 Today Out Your Woy 9:30 Morning Move , :tnd slaws Car l 1 wrth bath and gas heatmg, ' Blebter Block 3,25 Tnday Out Your Way 11:00 Supermarket Sweep 911 DAILY SENTINEL li" . Long Botto m. Ohto. illcall•d on Route :t3, owner All trade• truck driver te K&C Jewelers 9:00 The New Morning Sholl 11:30 The Dating Gamt I 86 12-ll-25tp i wi ll ftn:tncc. $3.110000. [ project engmeers. Africa. Blue & Grey Rest. 10 :00 Eye Guess. 12:00 Donna Reed ShoW ·. Vartted To Buy 76 1 - . I' RI!L TE 7 - CLOSL-IN - F.x-1 Europe, Asia, South Pacuic. Davis - Warner Ins. 62 10:25 News 12:30 Falber Knowa Bell USED POST 1\0LE rtrg ger fnr . FIHI•:\\'OOD. any kngt '· 110 , 11 t t d f paid travel, housing, food. 10 30 C •t' 1•. 00 Ben Casey . n en . 2 ~ ory mo ern rame 1 Swisher _ Ohse Drugs : oncenu a ton 60 I F11rd Traet•n·. Cur. tad . ~·l. 1rpll'k up loilr1. Cal or wn te • ho me. on rooms i 4 '"1 2.·011 The Nurses ~X' rooms I, I Atlantic. Rt.::h " snlarv jobs, Ed's Auto Trun' ll:OO Morning Star 34 SJlil dr vtn Kt·t ·il<JU).: Il. 9 !1 t\ p. m .I c :t·mJaiP Skid r.1 11re, --" Ca rna han enter- 11:30 Paradise Bay z-.30 A Tt'me For Uo bath , plenty eloset spaee, male. female over 18. OEIB H"tgh Game and "'rt'es Lar- MI'll. H"""' WY l -5:t-l2: J . iOp. nt . Che'· ' 1 1\hro. \I Y 6-3437. I ltfe !1.1 !1 b;Jsement , hol a1r · fur. Box 23190, Oakland Park. ry Wilson 2.53, 636 . =High Team tafned her Sund ay ~ "-h oo) Cl ass 1200 Jeopardy . 2:55 News tcr 'Ji:5-'t! ·,c, I II l;te HUI!Gt::T Pfl iCEU funiiture in. nn ce heaLing, f1anl porch, ' Fb. 33307 IG dS . K& CJ of Bethany Church at her 12· 30 Let's Play Postofftce S:OO General Hospital .. '· I I I II hd t I [ enes ew- . horne. Th ose a11 end'mg were.. 1:30 . Smgm . . , Jamboree .-•SI ·i: CJ .\1... ( \ um. $2 .1\J , ut' e . m:~ tn r\ oor u r..: ~ wp. gC~ragr le\' PI Iot I I,4 110"vOO. ' CUSTOM. BUTCHEHfNG - ant-~ 1ame an 3:30 The Young M.arrlcu. 35 2703 9 t:!U". : r lb. lh·rl f1'"· Si ·_1n !1;1kt·r !· urnnur~M1ddleport, 1\UIJDLEPORT - 11'2 story I c ' \" Sandra and Mary Biggs, David I 2·00 The Days of Our Lives 4:00 Never Too Young • ·· 11 b 111 d e r 1 e ers, 1 1 "< cuttmg. ve y Thetss: · . I""I Th etss · a nd Car'I 2'30 . The Doctors '" ill ,- ,1'. ,' 1•<'1 ''''· <,·,-,,,. . 1· .,,, 1 Oh1n. . 11 12 tfc ' r, ".•,,.,,. 1,· rri<IIO"<' bath. u1111 Monday . Phil uyMeter,es Pbune POMEROY LANllS 4:30 Where Th a Act1on'" ~:~ on ,u l n : II -1 1•' "1 .. n Udl ty room, front e~nd b a c k1 U E R' d W , Ruth and Roger Crowford of 3·00 Another Worllj 5:00 Soupy Sales 1 1 9 18 8 l; ; tllt' y, h·:t:th't ll~. ( H,i·) pnrrh, ~.:elbr, corner klt lo- 1 WY 2- 3510· c <trY Ir omt>n ~ague White Hall. 3;~9 '/3'0 Uon't Say Lean lt To Beaver. 1 li :11p INVENTORY ealed on Broadway. $7,5110.00. Instructions December Los Jan Alkire spent Wednesday 1:011 Mr. Cartoon Present. 6:00 Look at Weather 1 lfltr..,;KMA noN Of "''HO' :1 IN CHAA:ili fERRY I I'&T \FltH Mit\ fiX MY HEAD, r'/ii.'/'OOIINf(~ION WllH IWSCIIWillltKlllU> BE DISOOVTRW. S<l I ""'<' 1 I'ERNIITTB> AN ~Hf'NCAI(..,- ORAY �' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 11, 1968 --- .- ·· .. -~ Services Business - · \ :-=-=""~-..~;;;~;;;-----=-==============~,1 SEWING mocl!lnes, repair 881'Yice, aU makes. W'i 2-2284. Tho Fabri<. Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service. ! 29 tfc -Team Series - Happy Four POMEROY LANES R !471. .U:: CONDfnONING Refrlgl!f' Bantam Girls League First H•lf Winners- appy atlon service. Jark 's RefrtgJanuary 1, lll66 eration, New Haven. Phone won Lost Four. I'M 6i()IN6 TO WRITE A £ri!ON,O LETTa 2 S1GNS Pomerov Motor Co. QUAl ITT Long Bottom Society News .Jt.=-L=. ,_- ,. ·= __ ..... ---- :::;a .. Ull, Serie~ I I I r~-- ~ ~- ti ll! .~ tl (') ]' I Sevfri~:d, • · ~ - I G bl ((t It· 1 n1 lolltl~,·rhal:1a_,:n~ :us:, ! ~:v11.~ ~m 1 h1wll !.~ ~ U~· BLAEnNAR'S I"~~oremacn ;:~CBS si<H ig~"G4 .amHe1_ 0~r~:o81d w10 ar1'n~rmlns B.Zola e.n :K.I'!ioato L- . . .p, Dougla~ CARRIER NEEDED Hfl.~Cfc- ~cltlu ~t.Jtt ~sr:u ,. ~-.. L-------------• Channel 3 ' ' w ay w-• < Racme . SOCiety • Notes Chrva- ~· 1 -~ 1 '~ A.\1'1\;1 c 1-..IO·'"'c,, n-tl"('{'l Huwr.rd lallL'Oll ~ l\lrs f:;J. 1 or wn tc Cl:'r 'l\. 6\10 W u<~·D .7f Main :t . l'OI"" "Y %2_..:: 1\A~\,~l~~~! ••M. COXW. ~lt203~~6R v~ • - ~ ClEARANCE d" ''"' 271> 1711 \l acfternooh n with Mrs. Hazel 'l7 arna an. 18 Mr n wume n ] I\ .u .<l () VH Sec Ufl! Pmnctles ~~~u lh:~~ B~\·',~~~~. t ~~:epa;~~~;~ Slow Four , 20 25 Mr . and Mrs. Harold Cama,,,.. .,,., .. '''" ... '''"''"" Ptnle"S Door \·5"- "9'" 1hoAikna.nd Mrd. adnd]Mrfs. Charles, T\Wll~:mrh of joh• l) ]lP' IP F.xperie nre J' '" " 7I ]f( atten w;ua'ly oJnnrre~o ~an·. TIIJo:E 111for· H' .~h Ga M Jacobs 174 ·1 · e t Je uneral 0 m alt 0ll on }Dh~ . SJ1a rl "$, require· Ig 'me . ' ' IMr Paul Carnahan in Detroit 1 m e o w. . w rrt .. TOI >.- H «ivlr.~o: nHme . Higt1 Sertes - +. Balke, 445; , M. ·h .. High Team game 534; H lgh and Mrs Robert Beegle u ' · CJvrL "" 'c' 1 8 3tc APPLIANCES HOUSE t:OA SALB O.Jr loss is your gain, Mode rn H..an ch Style Beauliful l lllt ';o l\ uu un top ol smaU b1il fir sI co me, fir st served. I hn:Jng Slate lhghway Garage on All at " you pi ckup" pri - i Unule 1 wl!b good road to main 6 'J9 lh For Rent •=30 \ Happy Four TESTS I ~~.:~.('~: /~~-~~~;!~ : u~\~c~~~!tl:~·. il I ~r· 5o 6.· 00 011 Cheyenne News Picture 6:20 Jun Thacker Sports 6:25 Weather 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 0 Ki ldare 7:00 r . 7:30 The Virginia 9·00 Hob Hope : tu gI,·;"' Four bedrooms, li"ng.. Legal Notice sons Bruc.e a~d Billy 10:00 ces. d1n1n g, f:.am1ly. kJtchl'!n, .. cak - 1TRU CK Dll\VERS. Semi or - --·--· New Years With their parents, 11:00 fast play . ma1d ·s. utility and Str rughl. Some experien ce FOR SALE house Mr. a~d Mrs. Verne Watterson. 11 :15 Used Ref rio erators I ~ hor Three bat hs, Cf' 'Tlic tile The Norman Phillips . David Huddleston spent week- 11·20 aud wall to wall carpet on helpful but not necessary You and lots 111 Syracuse, 0 h 1 6 · end wilh hi s family, Mrs. Hud- · 4 ;; · 1( 1\ j '. h ;1rl: .• nrl j!. l r ,'\ '" ' f!Jr, S')11er;d shOu ld sell far can earn top wage q after {Property appratsed at $4,11011.00 dl•.slon and sons. 11:30 $50 now only $20 :..t .tE I \ ' t' r· :l ! 1 \1 : tllfl 1 floors .. About two· thirds of [ •· t1 r el d m h ny short trammg Local and ov- and cannot. be sold_for les. s than Miss Betty Gi\Uan spent Ch1risl-l \{ '." . , :I ' I ' 1 , anodw.a .. • , ' , t,,"u"t' 'A , , comnd",, ,oognaed , i avat ~ or de- rna!! weekend with her noother,l _ er th e rO"J ·~ lnforn mt'on . ·l~ the appraised pnce. r Fa r fast cleanup. Crosley, I Large patiO and double c:1rport : ab le. Wn1e or c::t\1 Nahon tails contact Eleanor Werry, · •~ , Frig id aire, Gibson and '' d S · · D' · · • . Della G'J)' I Jan 8nd S!St.e~· I I T HAII.F' . '• · t On lot 200' X aoo· May be lieen \-\) e ~em~ . Trammg IVlSIOO, Administratrixt Pomeroy, OhiO. red. Se rv e! by app01n1ment only 1255 Corwtr. Avenue, Haeckl Sale is subject to approval of Mr. and Mrs lviD IIDOJ>-1 GE Upright Freezer SH :l Sli1J PRICE REDUCED Terminal Building, Hami\toA, tho Probate_ Court of Meigs son, BI'\ICA! oi Po':.eroy, Write: c-o The Daily Sentiuel Ohto, or Phone "'1"95 •,e I 21 cu. fl. Coldspol ~. -5649 • County, Ohto. and Mrs. Gerald Simpso• and 1 _ 81) __ 668-\1 Pomeroy, _(_~_-_ 9 a. m. w 5 p. m., datly. No (1) II, 12, 13, 14, IS, 17, 6tc family and Mrs. Ullian .~ , and lHlfurnt!hed npart 1 Chest Free1:er ·nfs WY J-~ 4.1& I ~ fi ttr 1 Should be $125 l'~ O i SALE · 6 room house with coiiP.et calls pleaSt" . PUBLIC IALI rrmn, son Mike spent Christmaa : bat~. full basement, 894 lfyJ 10 3tc Th.e und ~r~illned will utter tor with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson. Closeout $75 ,( i0.\1- I 1::· lll': lwd-·~·p;; r1JYH~rlt ! 'ddl Ph ple at public auction, •' the late ! St' II Sl • . , M1 t:port. {JI/e' re•ldence of BALLARD HURSEL .JUS. Mrs. Della GiJiien ls spend)or JT nt !'IJf'•nt' \\ Y :~-21 7 6 . i\f Pt. Pl easant 695-2607. TICE, deceMecl , In Salem Townthlp. ing the week wt'th Mr. and Mrs. Matr hinq Unico Insurance Melu counly, Ohlo. about two mllee tH 5 ]) m l'hr1nc \I.'Y 2-3574 11 HI tfc nor\lle~<st of Wllkent.lle. Ohio. on Rex Caulysle &f Columbus. Washer & Orytr H1J'1~It:J :111d h •"~"d li ~J rdw a re - -- Saturd~y, the 12nd day of .lanua.rJ, 0 -·----: . -·' I PHPTO Copymg Service. Capo 1966. the Penonal PropertY ol aatd Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm ' 11 1 ti c 1 Should be $350 $225 pr. B USin~ss . pportumhes )es made or 1-al papers. decUII'tl, consl~tlnl( ln p:u1, ut ~ f r. 1 h t ....., Ele~trle Stnve. Cahlnet. Table and; 0 ~O Uffi US Were recen guest!I --· I. TliAII E H t.OTS - trN> UW STORE F'ClH SALE : Will trade ! mrttl record." and alm115t any toUr chain . 2 ntlneu.. T9ble, Lilwn of Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond HensMower. Biller Twine , Televlaton Set, a~~ gt ard ""att>r Brown ll l'rall 1 for sui t ahlt~ property. Carl other dOCUfi'M!nts. Plano, oavenpnrt and 2 e ha ln. «.:of- ler. cJ \'a 1k •State Ap proved) Le mlt~y . Tu1•pers Plains. Oh io Reuter lnsuraoce, Pom-1 fee Table. ~.;nal litnve , Mirror. <.ard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, Jick W. Carlt'f ....... Ta.ble. 2 Ch~ ln, Uothn P r •• •· Ml!l e r s~ ll l e , Ul'ilO, rhone W'J M [ Call ti67<1%4.___ _ - '·-· 6 _!tp_. [ I I tfc Bed. cedar l.;he•t· Table. Cba.tr, onn- daughter Nancy spent several - -- - - - Pnnwro y, 0 · · • ' 1 c 1 Pomeroy Landmark 1 2-.tll-4 lt-~!l l.m r·ul p .. 1\gt:-;~ .2 b anagur 1. __ _ _ _ -· er. d 'th h M u\E'fNI\ CJ\~UAI.TV lnsurRnCf er. lmwen. ~edar Clotntl Pren, Rock· ays WIOwener Watson parents, endr. and • Ph. WY 2-2181 Caae H.ay Daler .. :a J: L6 Int. Plow. Mrs hoWt'. H1 ·:~ 11t1 f ul l~trf"h kl \l ·.wn 1 1 Mullen Insurance Agency. Inc. l Trad11r Tin• and Wheel. Mcc urlnlll-'h . .· . FOR- SALE Onr 'i ol·kshire male Po Ph WY ""'l l>ower Saw. _ Water Pump. Oil Stove, VI Sited In Charleston, w. Va. c a iJJJ: f' l'l. l'h illl' V vY ~-;-1 ;27. I."'I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.,,...Ji hog, weight 2:ill p(junds. C<J U meroy, one Fent•e ('barKe r . Grindl't 'th h"IS brother, Mr. an d Mrs. I VoNO l tfo . l'!ledric lind Motor. Hart) Wire. Scyltll. fence I WI _ 1 4 tfc . [ Pll . ~~ IS SOF"f and lofty _l eo!- 6fi7 3796 l 6 6tc _ _.. _ . tt.,tcot•.. r and • ,dJ•~U~neoml0 tool•· Gene Roush 1they are from Co1 1 6 .. 4 roo ms aml ors n·:am brillrmce ir. car. Auto Sales GRANGE INSURANCE. lumbus, Ohio) . . \ ~rtmcnl ill PomeNy pets cleaned wi1h Blue J.u~- _ __ .. ' Insurance Agency . lnc ., Porn-Muhilll', ~ IIIO!Io Ho~ F!l!!rter. I omMr and Mrs. Glen Ingerman I - · ·-·preuor. Com Pl~<nter. Corn Plclter. · ' ba th' WY 2-3975. 12 31 tfc tre. Rent elcclrir.: shampooer · l95S CHEVROLET for sale. 2 I eroy. Phone WY ,._3381.9 I tf I In1ern~tlo11al II Tral'tnr. City, Indiana S~ le lu commence •t 12 :30 o ,clol'll of Cam bridge d TWO- ·TRAILEfl ~~>ACES for i ~L Pomerny Cement Block door h•r top. WY :l-3!l90. , c P.M. • were recent guests of Mrs. Mer· ren1 In the Vill age ol Middle.o., Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 11 6tc 1\UlUM:oBLI....E lnsllrance oeero MeE!hlnn, I garet Houdashelt. port. Call WY :l-3346 or WY I -·-- --·· ·---~ -~O~t~ ·1964·-vou(swAcF.N~ excell ent cancelled? I ()Sf vuur opera A:~:::~tr~~;ae~·-~~~~~c~•ate of 1. Mi!IS Alida Knightstep rf:'tum2--21M or WY 2-JUDO. HAY and locust posts. SH 2- condition. WY 2-3951. U'l UcenHl Cal& W\' 2-tlll . de«eo8ed . ed to her home , Columbus, 11 30 tfe 6277. 1-8·6tc 12 23 lfc lliUt cnu Bradford. Aucu~e~: 10. u. aw l Ohio after apendin& tbe I 1!1 tlr lwdn.tnm Iron Bed. Wond Hed, Ch.ett of L•"vestock -Ft iR.Nl~I!EIJ. ar Mallea l~~~~;t;..~~o~~~:e: . ~~ 'r~a~I, · w~~~~~rC term~~n~!:~~·~. I ---.- -- I Spy Late News Weather S r•· R d po _~ oun up Tomght Show u: "'" &:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 1:00 Have Gun WlB Travel 7:30 Batmoki k Sh 8:00 Patty OU e OW 8:30 Blue Llght F.~t~1 The Big Valley 10:1111 \mos Burlle, Secret Agent 11:00 t~cemaker New• 11:1~ Leul at Weather 2 l1: 0 Spol'tl ~jjjjijii~iiiiiiiiiililiiiiilllillllllli~ 1 1 6:05 Pacemaker Newo • 15 Peter Jennings N-1 ~ --- -- - ·- ... ;.,. ..........,.._- _._ ..:,.., .. _·· .... ·- _.. .... v•:;; 11:30 ABC l'lll!htllftltllllllii .. __ Most Powerful Set At This Low Price Hear Loud and Clear From Blocks Away RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 'I.I.!-of.-11-ol-.-b<r. I" I"' Jl1' - Ill. Hll'b GASOLINI ALLEY I"' ju~t 6ome old c•n' put can bottle~! If YOI.l'd in lj()ur tra~ h a!lPreciate it I 411.Joloo\etQ opiJI& G.Buro ottghU1 U.ewn.up oa.Plolt I" 44Inlo.-J photo.. rrapha DOWl'f LTurnaiA> "Oh, I don't ouppoae you could uy Murray waa replaced by a !114Lchine, really. More likely • by • tranalttorP' the lett HI llfft'altow to work 1t1 DAILY CRD1'0QUanl - AXYDLBAAX& .. LOJitii'ET.LOW One letter simpltlltands tor uofber. Ja tbJ1 ~ A te u&ed lor ~ lh~ L'a. X for the two O"s, ftl. Sl.ngle letters, apoatrophlCS, tl1e length and fonnation of Qe . . . . . are a)J billt& Elu:h day t h e - - . , . dW<NIL . . o,;••- VCHPD I'DX HG Q PDX GXLI: PDOP SXYitl 2 DICK TRACY CAN P051fiVELV PA IR- WH EN • • JIV BXY~HK I!ID~PLNXO A ~P REH E NDE D. DZC• PDHYQQ.-OL.OJIIii'Qlt l'oolonlay'o Clryploquote: 'I'RU'I'H MAKES THm I'ACI!l 011' THAT P>:R.SON SIUNI\l WHO IIPIIAXII Alm 0 - rr -l!Qilru ' tc - · X1DI ,..... .,.,..,...~. JANVARY WJt;R LOG (Tues - Thurs.) 1Monday Through Frld•y MONDAY TRRU FRIRDAY 4:30 Elec!IIc Co. Local News H5 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 6·011 St ~ n On - Neo R:OII Ohio Valley News 6:05 Socr•d Heart HI Ohio News Reund-Up I :05 World News 6:20 Meig' rounty RFD 5:oO Stgn Off 8: 10 Sports Today 6:25 Country Jamboree SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Picture o: 57 Weather 7:00 National New• 7:30 Sign On- Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 8:S~ community News 7:05 Bill Miller Show R oo B•ptist Hour ~ : 00 Talk of the ·rown 7:30 Sports Parade 8 30 News 9:55 Mason County Newt 7:35 Btl! Miller Show . 8 35 Week End 10 .00 LoUJe Mue!l"r Sho w 7:35 Piekens Hardware (Tues.l 9:(}() Spreading Kingdom JU ·30 Latchstring and Thurs.) 9 j0 The Dible Spe<rks 1Ltl0 News 7:50 News 9:45 The Good Lile It : 05 Louie Mueller Sltow 3:00 Bill Miller Show 10:00 Master Control Friday, Church Bells 8:45 Baker Furniture Show \0 :30 Country Hymntimm Ring I fWed. - Fri.) 11 :30 Quiet Hour 111.30 Public Service 9:00 News 12:00 Noon Nrws 111 · 45 World News 9:05 Coffee with Janet 12 15 Christ,;ms Hour jll :~~ Masun County New a 9:15 ltoush's Shoes rnmrs.) 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10:00 Ohio EO:ucation 1:00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Rev . Silas Billups 10:15 Minisleriul As~oriatlon tl2 :00 Commumty News : 12:05 Noon Nt:W)j \2 :10 Markets 12 :15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Buard 12:25 News 0 (;rt~ m s 12 30 County Agent 2:00 Harvest Time IO:It Social Secunty 2 \5 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkins 10:3S Tom Robertson Shc1w 2·30 Week End 10:45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 5 30 Sign Jff 11 :00 News SATURD~Y 1\:0S Tiny'• Country Junction 6:00 SiJill On - News 11:30 Tiny's Country Hymntlme UO Happy Valley Boys 12:00 National News 7:011 Protestant Hour I2:15 Local News 7:35 Week End 12:30 Goessfer's Guest Slar 1\ 011 Dutton's and Hent's Top 12:30 Larry Andmon S\tow Ten Show 2:30 Miles Kusic Show \2 :00 Noon Newo 4:15 Karr and VanZandt Showl12:15 Paul Rowers, RPD (Mon. Wed. Fri.) 12:30 Jim Mres Show 4:11 Blaettnar Auto Show 5.30 Si~n Of! fHI BORN LOSER IDe.) WJEH RADIO W. M.P. 0. Rndio 12 :45 Country liu Ruund 1:55 News Boat 1 2:011 Country Go Round 2:;5 News Beat 3:09 Mid Way Matin•t ':1:55 Neows Beat 4:00 Disciog with Doso 4-30 In\erchange 5:00 Community News 5,o; Masoo County Newo I &:10 World and N•lional News 5:15 Spotlight •• Sporl.'l 1 5:25 Weather LITnE ORPHAN AlriNII 5:30 Sign Off i Saturday 1 7·4~ Si!tn On, Ec!ll.lf:~ of .loy · • :011 Ohio Valley News •-J-05 World News ' g, \0 Sporrtl Today U: II Weather Picture 8:16 Louit Mueller Show 9 00 High Srhool Hit Parade 10:30 Songs for Children \0 ~5 Golden Key \1 :Oil New• \\ :05 Saturday Show \2 :110 I.oeal. Ohio, Not. News \2:20 Bulletin Board \2r25 News 0 Grams 12 30 Saturday Matinee I: 30 News Headlines AIIBJE AND SLATS Ul Saturdoy M•tinH 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinet WHA.f HAPPENED 10 YOUR Y WAUl AFTEcR l ,O:UIBEO 2:30 News He<:~dlines 'OJR SC,6,LP WITH THE 2:31 Saturday Matinee Mllii:ACLE HAIR 2.55 News 3:00 Saturday Ml-ltinee S:30 N~ws Headlines I ol Saturday Matinee 4:00 Community Choil'l n5 News I :110 Community Cholro 130 Radio RIO 5:00 News Roundup 5: \5 Public Service ~-10 SI(Jn Of! By AliT SANSOM By HAROLD I A LITrU: ADJU SHJH· I IT CAH CRUSll EAR COR ~ l· Ok' T He CATTLE QJiD Hm ,•: OR SE T IT FIN'E. TO TUR!i bi-IEU EO CORN INTO CORN MI<AL F~ 1 MA'8 AAE 'JtJU TR'(JtJ6 TO TELL ME ~ETHitJG 'NIU..Ol\011l?'t't !( WALKIE TALKIE SET (REPLAC!iMENTS 691 EACH) llriperl., 88. Flba ~~~~" -, a tootwev All TRANSISTOR S1J.95 lii'.Bpeok ...uDt ·. A Arabiaa . ~ -a.lli<Mie JUST ARRIVED! 47" Ttltscoplc Rod AnN!Itll, Switch On Power Supply. Comee Complete Complete With 9 Volt Translotor 8otterlts. ..__ .. '-r-1-++..f:.:, m~N ~.: orner ChQnnel 13 ... with Acr~ WHTN-TV fled Jllllllclo 81. 8aDtl hUI 33tD~. I Em!;~P\ot~""1ir""lw:.-:ft~·=W~~40~,F~uel:."'ll!., ILEquipo Sp~is WSAZ TV .._ "-~ l9.- ll8. 807 "ldo" ll8. Tno I' ~~~1<' 111 · lv ALWP Ll'l. AIIHII n.w- ooncert1 tt. ClvUI%atiGa Ia. Oultlvato , land I 25. Willow ~arehnts, b'::~th. bast~ - •• L~o tolltt Jr. NASA. 'I I A Don. &-.teat I $5.~0000. I'! -~· I 1llllo 4-J'Uta teachoc M.J'raaeeo Burnett heroine RADIATOR SERV JCE ' Kli1W :13.-.,. -~ . ] [ 1 ~w:~ l~l\l' - -- ~ ot- Channel 8 -Viole~ <::7 ll.AlU<I• WCHS-TV ~ ~ -, ~ 1 21 - M.:~ in ~t. 1\I ~-:\II:IL , Leon~ OF SCENERY BONES, <:;I HONEY POT I.R-to orCinlle 1 I IS A CHAN65 I. C . - •mOM l.Spllt--c qulltltle - lte~ting, c::J 'IOU NEE!> DArty ·· CROSSWORD'- Pomeroy Motor Co. ' fill~ BLESS VOR~ WHAT I'M 6\TTtN' SICK 01' SI!ITIN'ONTH'FRC•NT r>DR.::"H-·1 LOOI<IN' l'!r NOTH\N' BOT THEM SAME ot: HILLSD/W IN AN' DIW OUT 3. · lly FRED LA51iWELL IARHEY GOOGL.a end SIIIUFF'f iMITtt ~~~h t~h OF 'leAR" ? jor college basketball ratiDP i I Pil>JTEi;T- DVKJ11 STIIJ. FIRSI' NEW YORK (UPil -Tilt United Prm Internati01181 ma- with first place votes and WODIost records through gamoo el l)CAI>t.tNI!;It Saturday, JBD. 8, fn Jl8l'd' f fit' I' M rt•• riMow.. i'"UI'>I\Il.UDI· N.ni'WI., l.kta•l"n" ~.oo AJL CIP Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill theses: 1111111'111) ._.ILl~ ' 1>.1 , A 1 IUNIPI Swain were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Team . .. .. , -·· , .Potall 4 :llH.I!.V.11 ' 1l > !'! ~ Primmer and Durward SW'IIin, 1 Duke (28) (11-fl S37 W'.l! I>~ •e..,.r'~'<' " "" ' 1:61' • W fnT DC oot "'u"'llr•UOO Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Kentucky (5) (1().0) :II 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door - - - - - - $2149 Me!vin Drake and f<tmily, RaVanderblll (12-1) 245 Power st.ct~ring a11d brahs, automatic, fully equipped, cine. 4. St. Joseph's (I) (lD-2) 189 r Jdi u, hcitkr, biu~J Ii11ish. Spotless clean interior. TO 2--3537. 4 S tfc Team 2 9 5 5. Bradley (13-l) 142 4-Doo $599 . d -t Team 4 7 7 early Bird Women'• League 6. Brig. Young (I) (Jil-l) 139 1960 Mercury P ar kl ane r - - UGHT tmulmg, coal on ca T Decemher 29, 1!16> Mrs. James Carruthero and 6 8 1 119 Hardto]' Sedon. Full puwer, automatic, re'lll,y I<> roll. Ue. Phone WY t-7786 and WY Team Won Lest family, of Canton spent sever•! 7. Pi-ovidence (111-1) 8 6 3 3 0 8. UCLA (ll-3) !Ol 1959 International V-8 - - - - - - $795 1-7286!2-lU·lOtc l series Brenda Van Me' Spareless Four days with Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Happy Fou r 2 \ vin Marks. 9. Texas Westent (!Z-0) 78 s \ 2 Mural Taylor of Keno and 10. Kansas (11-2) 8"z· Ft. Pick up . 1;ood tin•s. Save plenty here. - - - - -- - ter, 135 ·, High Team enes Pinettes T'l Everyday Specials Team 2, 708. Slow Four e 3 Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig at Bantam Boyo League High Gome and Series - P. 6IId son were visiting Mr. and Second 10 - If. Loyola (D!.) Marie'o Style Post Won Los t Bcarbs IS5, 440; High Team Mrs. Everett Sisson. 35 ; 12. Iowa 23; 13, New 6 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Haircuts $1.25 -~ Team 3 20 Game - Pinettes, 520; H' g h Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holter, Mexiro 22; 14, Dayton 17; 1~, Shampoo & Selt $1.50 Team 6 rot. 9~ Team Series _ Happy Four, Chester, were visiting Mr. and (tie) Tulsa and Utah 1&: 17, Louisville 9; 18, western POMEROY, OHIO 30 day color rinse, l'irestone t 4'h 111'. , 1477 _ Mrs. Hank Holler. 12 --:-·-:-:--:==::==:===--;;:~:"';:':";~==,..: Shampoo & set $3.50 Team _ 2 H 1 Mr. and Mrs Wayne Prince Kentucky 8; 19, (tie) Tew _ _ ·Pormanento $7.50 up h G J w Jk \75 • "·II and Ser,"ce Hlg ame - oe e er City League visited Mr. and Mrs. Sammie A&M and Temple 7. SALE FOR W 01 FotRent I -~ _ _ "~ and Wiglets ' HISe Wigs ig 1 f!es - 'SttSt ev ·~' 308 · J)ecember 28, 1965 Wilson . Hockingport. 1• ,IUll n ROOM furmsl:ed apart· REBUILT SINGER Console : High Team game and scrtesPoint Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber ' WY _ , \l c Sewtug Machm e. fully re- ! Marie's Style Post Team 3. 829, 1536. ' Rawlings Hondas 84 were vistlin~ Dons K,oenig at , wash. Sl. 61 Smnford ~ 1511 58 2 3 - ~eut. · built.#, ye.lr warranty ~ on I RL 124 Ph, WY 2~5271 An AJBC Award to Bantam : Pomeroy Cement Block 83 Tuppers Plains. Wash. 80 Cahr. 79 yrll'use. : ,.ge oy~ or a game o D D liar 70 lmy N~well of Chester an \\J·: \\'lSH In 1ho: '1k uur Pli 1T1 Y1 for Sale [ paris. Pa~· $4450 or $l.t:> per ' s Ohio a. 8 1 f 11sd . 11w :; and 11 1\'ii rJ" i1" · lin ·1r 1\"'I ., 1·• . - NI'T ·-- STE\\EO t%5 mode · we~·k. Call WY 2-6555. ' J•• welker. Coum 1 bus VIS'" · ., . ~ --~Mtddleport Dept. Store 66 Mary Newell, 1 1 loi t•l v g1 11 s. Citl"d ". lt' ll l'rs , ' ~ 1 •. ' • . : • d ~ 1 11 6te KARL GRUESER, P\umning ·\,·tl.l tnl'.t' c ,\ls ;nld ptwm , sl'l r:Jdlo rr_luippl' I' , Minersville Ball Park 55 ed Mary Pierce. . .ted I ,_ , . ntl r IT'S TERRIFK: the way we 're and \Syracuse H&R Ft'res·tone 50 . Margaret ()lwthorne VlSI 1, 1 11 1 1 spe:u-:rr City League " , ,- ~i 1 y :.11 s. i\tle\_' l 'l:~~ ~~~ d ~OUtll. syds · ' 1 n r se lling Blue Lustre for clean- Ohio. End your eewer troub· High Game end - Hen·'. Babcock. \ 11 c1 1 \\ ·· ti 1:wk ;l1. 1\~1· \l' '<l •.!1 11 1".1 spt•e 11111··rm!Xt..' ';r' a. &I! t. i Ies. We have all sizer; sewer , January ol, 196tl . . I d"" lrt'd 1\) llu ,il \' (11\l lllC r nn ifil 1. 1ll S :-il' I ing ru gs and upholstery. 1\('nl \" R bl te5 1 Points ry Clatworthy, 212, _607; Hugh 1 Smith Wed < ne-.. ay :u~tl \ll ~~~· \> to .~ I Tk t•lt:dric shampooer $1. B<~k(•r . mac nnes. easona e ra . G dS s Porn- . I!M& t"IP :Iw \1..' c <~t! 110 nh IJ\t·"~ sohl wr ,,,a.,. en1over Call WY 2-2974. da v or night. Rawlings Hondas 90 TeamCement arne an - - II,.Hll' ,tch ,,tHr<''>II unth · furnl lure Middleport ., •roy Block,enc 915,- 2630. I' ..~k . with her "'"'n dmother, 7·. 00 Dat·)y Wort' 1 111 1 ·' 1 ······ t'-t' l \' eo tn lll 11IOH, h'. · t> wry · P•' • · il 15 tfc Pomeroy Cement Block u.l " ... ... .... ~111 ,, .. Ill t \11lT \ \'.' I'. jl 'l l n.::dl ' ' ptt y lJ:li an i'e due ', $81 ;2_2; --·____1__ 10 6te In - D Bar 76 Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. 7:05 Mike Wallace NeWI o t.l ,. Cul dL' n :\ nn lv•.· rq !'y ll10rl' I Ill hllHl t' . l .I' I 2 USED coal furna ces, and 2! IIEATING , PLUMBI:"lG Rural Middleport Dept. Store Women's Thursday League Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiltshire 7:30 Buddy Starcher Sho\f " ., 1 · \ \\ 6tc 1 b H k B December 30, 1!16> of Marne!, W. Vn. w_ere the ·. 9- oo Captain Kangaroo 1 h:l pi .. nd J•'ll ul Cfl '-' :mu ~ · ).),J,>. _ _ . used furnlJrC lowers. a er Doxol Bottle Gas Arnod roB&R F to !)8 11 (;; u\. 1 II Ill' (1 l :1 TS tor ,.,;1: 1•. CHntact l <HJ,l li98 W. thers. 613 E. Mam Street Ires ne '57 Won Lost · weckend guests of his mother, l lO :OO I Ul1.'e Lucy \.111' l Syr?cuse~ Ball Park N.Y .Clothing House 31 14 Mrs. Harry Willshire. 110:30 The McCoys 1 10gett 17 . II \ ,, _, .. , . ,. ,.,-,,,,,·_ t;t·nrt!r ;\r·not l . Ht :l.m. Ur1WY 2-379~. 1-B -Jtc Pomeroy. 9 22 He Htgh t arne llarttld Black· 2S M E A w· 'f'l'l I \'1 · ·· ' .h S . Bob St' mon's Mark•t Mr. ond t'".·. ' · · . \1:011 Andy of Mayberry 1 11 ' ,.· .. ''1' 1tl> 1'''"1 ------=Fabric Shop ... 27 13 were recent guest< of Wlil Jones l 11 ·.30 Dtck Van Dy'·e Show ',. ··,.,. ·,.·_ -1 I ,< \11 '1 t·ll d IJ t ,\ntiqUit y or call ·. 1-00. JtllOIIF'. -,-,!·..-,nd- l•r·n··.' . ·- - - - - . ,· lston 23G : Ig certes ... i7llp ! dut'l\ s. Call 84:l-27iB. 1 -8-~t(· ,. • 1 f..ou k5 '156Hh\ lg earn game an rl Team No. 5 2.1 22 of Columbus. . 12 .00 Love Of Life • ' fn•·f' J" . llhl rll' l' Ut"!'" 1111 :! t [.'\ ( - : Hr ·\ '1' .. : ,,-i.., ion fOn·l - - -·-.. -- ' EXPERIENCED I Series - Rawlings Hondas, 916, Donna's R~staurant 15 30 Mr. and Mrs. B\lly Joe Spen· 12 25 Midday News 1 1 t1 r ~ .• rJ'ln, ..·, . 11 1tl -1 JII t1;11: 1 :-; ,ie <; ilo:l l'nndnwn . l'r wed . WHY wnrry over El sluggish 2649 L d k 11 34 famil)' or Wilmington were 1 st.•plic ta11k (~et Kle;;m-Em I · 1 an mor cer, . .. l2.31J Search For Tomorrow •.ll ll lllF! li 1 ~ t:lno ·~ ;,nd ok 11' h t'l · : l ~o n ;,h l ~ . l'l•t•1 1f WI' 2-244 11 I first Half Winner: Rawlings . High Game and Se_ries- J. guests of Mr. &Mrs. K A. Wmg 12·.45 Gu'tdt"ng Lt' ght 1 '· 1,, ., , . II 1; II : 1>1 I 1•· I ,•., :· ~ All Srptic Farm Tank Clt•aner. l. ti· 61 c . [ LtndmJrk Bureau, :i I 1litn das . Henley 191, 515 ; High Team ett and Mrs. Ann Coe. 1·00 Woman's Page i ·" ~ lt I 'l l t' !rlpt· l. I!H' \\ !1'\.~ t, •: 1\ H .H\:\'I' HJ\ :\ 1. :>:i Pi cku p I Ponwmy. t 2.16_3otc i Game and senes- Fabric Shop i Mrs. Fred Philson and daugh~ 1': 30 As The World Turnl :tnJ tJ;,· ('1\ut r t: Ill !, . :-; t·P o l t·;lll T 0 . st~·w· i t Tri County League 755, 2335. ter Dr. K_athryn P_ hllson reeturn- 2·. 00 Password Bftll,hm" f f';m•1 h' 1! : 1 P'rom the largesl truck or January 4 19611 Bl k b g 1 ,tl'l. Hu1i;md. o l 6 6tc Real Estate For Sale bulld01.er radiator to the I ' ed to their home 10 ac s ur 1, 2:30 House Party \ II \~!:'.! .JI ·Y\ ' Tltl' ('h , \dJet•l . -----·-~_ 1 smalli;st beater core. I Points Industrial Le>all:Ue Va . arter spendmg the past te 1 . . ....3 Tell The Truth - - - -- - - dn <. r' $.til0."0 t all 992-7031. allend AlbhoCtlt b 46 December 30, 1965 days with Mr. •nd Mrs. Ther-1 NeWI to<! o~d hund ' 61p_l [ et~s o. age u Polnto eon Johnson. 3·30 Edge ot Nlgnt I , L' >'T " I< II" ., ,, ~ ,[.,,,_ ,,., . '" 4 Blelner Block ,,,, l'''''''' 1/C .,., tlli WY 2-2143 Pomeroy G. & J . Auto p ar~ 86 I Corpora\ Allen Graham an d 4.011 The •·rret Storm \ I T: 111:c: " 1.1 1 : ·II Z1i i Z.\(, o~H.TH' ~ I Crnw 's Steak House 4 K. & C. Jewelers 78 l wife left for La Jt>une Marmc ;30 S t =p · t n 1 ],,. 1· ·~(~ \ .! 1' 1' uit 1.1' l'tlnl l\ · I ' C . , '1 k t ' I t 68 Base . in North Caroma \' . res o 5 _~00 ,g ,tr' i l• .ll1'' ~~ .. , 1' Wt· ll ·:ll lll'.n nt: o.:v st•wmg rOMI•:ROY _ 5 rDIYll fra me, , __ __ ·-- ·· rtug s n ar e , Blue & Grey Restauran aft_er 4, Early Sho'11 60 1 , ,dl Cll ; ~ : ~ . :'. tr m:wll ll:t' \l ake' ' bll ll"nholc s. j h:Jth. lwg<· Int. )oeated "" ' Phone Today For Hol.sum Sales ~ Swtsher - Lohse spendmg the past month wtlh 6 30 CBS Evenins ~ewo 11 1 ___ -· ·- I hl11 1om'> .. Hmd11l' 7. ean be$p ur,-hast'd OD FREE ESTIMATES hBlHa ackr- DEda;1sA58 MThr. and Mrs. J0e1sr0- 7:DO News Report 3., his 4.0110.00 p:.tc' 11''-, I' 1('., • • •I , [a ll r o nt!'!l l'[ lll, J-) ; g .:K' rc. ' 5 U r1 'ry 11ra am . ey are w lh rn,a 7 15 Notice ;. P.:1. ["11 ll ·e CLOSF.: tN - ti roo m frame, 1 old Baekston and Clyde Ingels, High Game- John Sisson 226 1spending two days with his bra- 7 ) Your ea e Dr.;J( li' t' S Fi 7.';-, due nnl y 3512.1 or $5 per 1:-\ bt·drooms !, I ON 15.63 . High Tevm Game and Joe Johnson 591 ; High Team · thcr, Graham and faro- :_2° 08 jl'c. 'i:it·, and $l 00 si .es. ruunlh \'al l \\·y 2-l::ht:l . \ m"nl. furnnre het. tmg, con· eALUMINUM SIDING Scnrs Meigs Co. Beagle club, Game and Series- K & C. Jew. Iily in Alabama. 7.30 Lost pace' II lllxe :•,,,,, : I ,-,,, .J., 7, ., I) .• I I 4 f,<c eretc fi'O nt p11 rch. uwuer may eSTORM DOOR 946. 21:04. elers, 897, 2531. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance and 3:30 Beverly Hlllbtl el _,. 1::u, MIUtlh-nHrl. 12 8 11.'<JS fi n:m ce. & WINDOWS [ son spenl Christma s with their 99:00 k 30 G!een 1 - ----· ____ . ___ STEHEII - 1\WlO (O. u1· ·. SYltACCSE - 1' , stor1 frame e ROOFING , Women'• Early Bird Lea guo Monday Mind League ehildren in Chesape!lke. ' Dtck Van y t 1 dore Nance 10:00 Danny KayeT . •t 4 <]Jt•(·d lll i1'!'1l' Xt' d ell;tnge.r .1 J anuary 3, 1~• ' Mrs. T1eo He p W a nte bat11. base men t , ' January 5, 1966 uvu Mr . and I. \liiJ I \lilunll' ('OJ1 11'111 4 spe;tl\·1 3 bcdroows, d I Extert"or Decorators 14 and ch ildren an d nev. and Mrs . 1! ·•00 The News onlgu ;.- . - - - - - - - - - , I g;1 ~ rurnnn.· I1e:1I111 12. g ar;.u~e . Won Lost Th e pt. a s1es 15 i H ·plll1rl Lon:· ly al-, lot \00 x 100, on Of Ohio Happy Four 4 2 Ashland Oil 10 Paul Sellers and daughters spent 11: Weather Teller nut 1.111~h Tht s S!'1 lrH~r H""'c 1''\ ,' ". ·500 ·t\0· D k H II F 10 New Year's Eve WI'th Mr. aad 11:20 Late Sbaw WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. Spareless Four 4 2 ar o otr our ml n1 11 ~ old. T<J ke over J.i <iY·I· ALBt.;RT M. COX, BROKER Pinettes 3 3 LoBo's 6 Mrs. Ted Nance. n.cnts ol $1 .25 per •...e t::k or WY Z-3830 WY 2.-3636 t •V"""ONEER Slow Four 1 I Bee Ceeo CC! II due I R7 pay bnl<~nce 1 J1 3t • ~·· Bl tt ' 4 WY 1-t;,;; I 4 6\c ~ - -· • Complete Servtco High Game and Series ae nar' FAHM for Sale. Phone SH 1Crill Bradford Phyflis Bearhs, 209 466; High lllgh Game - Art Sylvester yoorcclf - for • thrill 5275. t-3-tlc Write, Prone or Coota.. Team Game and Seri.. - Hap- 234; Ehzabeth Lohse_ and Pat I ed sd RUTLAND llw lirs l tnne '"" use Blue -II. \.. 8RADFORD py Four 591 1620 Ingels, 179; High SefleS - Art , Wednesday ne Lustn· Hrnt electri c shamCylvester 572, ElizabeUt Lohse 7:25 Daily F'lm Word f lh Racine, Obio 30 N po•H'J'. !L Hokcr Furn itu re , I 5 I tic Industrial Iague 527. 6:45 Corn Cob Report 7: avy I 0 • Apply WY 2-2156 Middlepo rt, Ohto. l-3-6tc Jaouary I, 19M 7:00 Today 8:00 Fun School THE ""'k pJDts, <hirts, ack-i POMEROY - 4 room cottage I Overseas Employment Pnlnto 7:25 Today Out Your Woy 9:30 Morning Move , :tnd slaws Car l 1 wrth bath and gas heatmg, ' Blebter Block 3,25 Tnday Out Your Way 11:00 Supermarket Sweep 911 DAILY SENTINEL li" . Long Botto m. Ohto. illcall•d on Route :t3, owner All trade• truck driver te K&C Jewelers 9:00 The New Morning Sholl 11:30 The Dating Gamt I 86 12-ll-25tp i wi ll ftn:tncc. $3.110000. [ project engmeers. Africa. Blue & Grey Rest. 10 :00 Eye Guess. 12:00 Donna Reed ShoW ·. Vartted To Buy 76 1 - . I' RI!L TE 7 - CLOSL-IN - F.x-1 Europe, Asia, South Pacuic. Davis - Warner Ins. 62 10:25 News 12:30 Falber Knowa Bell USED POST 1\0LE rtrg ger fnr . FIHI•:\\'OOD. any kngt '· 110 , 11 t t d f paid travel, housing, food. 10 30 C •t' 1•. 00 Ben Casey . n en . 2 ~ ory mo ern rame 1 Swisher _ Ohse Drugs : oncenu a ton 60 I F11rd Traet•n·. Cur. tad . ~·l. 1rpll'k up loilr1. Cal or wn te • ho me. on rooms i 4 '"1 2.·011 The Nurses ~X' rooms I, I Atlantic. Rt.::h " snlarv jobs, Ed's Auto Trun' ll:OO Morning Star 34 SJlil dr vtn Kt·t ·il<JU).: Il. 9 !1 t\ p. m .I c :t·mJaiP Skid r.1 11re, --" Ca rna han enter- 11:30 Paradise Bay z-.30 A Tt'me For Uo bath , plenty eloset spaee, male. female over 18. OEIB H"tgh Game and "'rt'es Lar- MI'll. H"""' WY l -5:t-l2: J . iOp. nt . Che'· ' 1 1\hro. \I Y 6-3437. I ltfe !1.1 !1 b;Jsement , hol a1r · fur. Box 23190, Oakland Park. ry Wilson 2.53, 636 . =High Team tafned her Sund ay ~ "-h oo) Cl ass 1200 Jeopardy . 2:55 News tcr 'Ji:5-'t! ·,c, I II l;te HUI!Gt::T Pfl iCEU funiiture in. nn ce heaLing, f1anl porch, ' Fb. 33307 IG dS . K& CJ of Bethany Church at her 12· 30 Let's Play Postofftce S:OO General Hospital .. '· I I I II hd t I [ enes ew- . horne. Th ose a11 end'mg were.. 1:30 . Smgm . . , Jamboree .-•SI ·i: CJ .\1... ( \ um. $2 .1\J , ut' e . m:~ tn r\ oor u r..: ~ wp. gC~ragr le\' PI Iot I I,4 110"vOO. ' CUSTOM. BUTCHEHfNG - ant-~ 1ame an 3:30 The Young M.arrlcu. 35 2703 9 t:!U". : r lb. lh·rl f1'"· Si ·_1n !1;1kt·r !· urnnur~M1ddleport, 1\UIJDLEPORT - 11'2 story I c ' \" Sandra and Mary Biggs, David I 2·00 The Days of Our Lives 4:00 Never Too Young • ·· 11 b 111 d e r 1 e ers, 1 1 "< cuttmg. ve y Thetss: · . I""I Th etss · a nd Car'I 2'30 . The Doctors '" ill ,- ,1'. ,' 1•<'1 ''''· <,·,-,,,. . 1· .,,, 1 Oh1n. . 11 12 tfc ' r, ".•,,.,,. 1,· rri<IIO"<' bath. u1111 Monday . Phil uyMeter,es Pbune POMEROY LANllS 4:30 Where Th a Act1on'" ~:~ on ,u l n : II -1 1•' "1 .. n Udl ty room, front e~nd b a c k1 U E R' d W , Ruth and Roger Crowford of 3·00 Another Worllj 5:00 Soupy Sales 1 1 9 18 8 l; ; tllt' y, h·:t:th't ll~. ( H,i·) pnrrh, ~.:elbr, corner klt lo- 1 WY 2- 3510· c <trY Ir omt>n ~ague White Hall. 3;~9 '/3'0 Uon't Say Lean lt To Beaver. 1 li :11p INVENTORY ealed on Broadway. $7,5110.00. Instructions December Los Jan Alkire spent Wednesday 1:011 Mr. Cartoon Present. 6:00 Look at Weather 1 lfltr..,;KMA noN Of "''HO' :1 IN CHAA:ili fERRY I I'&T \FltH Mit\ fiX MY HEAD, r'/ii.'/'OOIINf(~ION WllH IWSCIIWillltKlllU> BE DISOOVTRW. S<l I ""'<' 1 I'ERNIITTB> AN ~Hf'NCAI(..,- ORAY �... '"'' '' , .. . --~ -· · .. .._-...... . .. ' .. • I ~ I Mainly About People In Sub-District P roposed.' RallrisHetd In-formation Program on ~ J• ' In Pomeroy . J.ill 'g r o1 ChurclleS c,·ven wscs .1~e 1.J e ~ e ! im 1 ton Roush and Mrs. Ernest Har· ris were Gallipolis visitor~ Monday ! M~s. W. A. Morgan, Athens "· t~e Pcmeroy Untied Methodist Church l, Pumeruy was host 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' Jan. 11, 11161 ror Mr. anJ Mrs John DftwUtl To Tlut lnterau Of Tlut Melp-M010n .4riNI . , ~ktlwd r s t Youth Fellowship and daughter of Columbus .. . . • rr m out the God-related christians. The co"~l Special guf'sts were Eltzabeth sub·<llst nct ral_ly Sun~ay after- weekend guests of her ' A prugrmn on the prnro~' d 1wur ~lnp ( f'tllt r · <'~ Y & lh. grt>g<Jtwn sang the Umted RrelhD;m s, \ft ~ Tom Bcnlz and noon. ;\ counctl meetmg was Mr and Mrs Mal"lg. 1 merger ot chi:' i\.H ncu.l1-.1 {'hun 11 program 1hPr~w 0 unl \' rn 1 ~ h ·mn "Lead on 0 King ." 1Mrs Menzel Smith of Enter- held at 2 p.m. preceding the I • I and Ev,wgt'lw II Umh·d Hrtlll· , wmld witl: l ~nst. S~em ut~e~ reMr/ Criswell conc.lucled a pnse E.U.l:l. Church, and Miss rally. . I· Mrs. E. J. Hill r:!urn~d home ren Chur('h dennmmalm ns W<~s rnnbi\~ lep li<'.'IS sho g I b . ess sesstun She announc-1Phylli! Spanglet teacher m ,l Miss Linda Henderson of the Sunday, after a VISit wrth rela· 1 ' . . - c1 b · 1'l I' IJ 111 11 1 fls of the wurln m yelow, usm g1vt'n b.1· :\h s ' ·. \ ~n. ld ll , c n and black, ed the World Day of Pra)'er 1the Wahama schools. I Alfred Methodrst Church, pres!- t1ves 10 o urn us . Just Received Another Big Shipment a ht> J:..nuars nwt'l ng oJI OH n·d ,dtJI(, br 'w f _ Feb u rry 25 at Heath Church. During the soctal hour the dent conductr.d the meeting and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. and WS l' S ol lit-t~l: t \l vtl tndl -.t rt'\ 1llvmg ahove Ilgln~·t o peod ' She r a~~kcd for donations !rom I hostesses, Mrs. David Enlsmm-~~ gave' the address of welcome. Michael of Columbus Of American Made Homer Laughlin Churr·h \ loml.l' ~\t'lll ll;!, al !he piP 1\lth the open Brl1e f athn ~ miJ~rs not workrng on Rotary lger Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh, Mrs. The devolwnal period was pre- Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs Roy ;\111te t"Jndil' :.vmDo <' o e t ' d M E t s d M and Mrs E c-htr rl h 11 .: . · H ds.. wmmrltees tu help wrlh the Walter Hayes an rs. rnes sented by the Pomeroy group. Jones r. an r. · 1 :'l lr~ lh ' sur t !Ji iJ).! t.Hn ( ':.ilr· , "~:un Lets J:~~ 0 a;nl!d with expense of the dishwasher. 1Rurton, contributing, served a The Rev. Frank Fenton of J. Hlll, . !i'I JI1 fJII ~ent••J Ill\' rr•~l rrl,i\1·11 1he meetmg "C~ I'' b S mpalhy was extended to , &lad course frum a table cov- Oak Hill was the guest speak- Mr. and Mrs. E J. Hrll OPEN STOCK itlt·tl ''Chosen lur -\ l'w n" y.,l,lll'h ,I JHd nn pre.ludt H. ora.' ~ Mr~ Ernest Burton in thedeath [ered wrth a pmk doth and cen- er Plans were made to attend busmess visitors m Pt. PI<,.S- 11 'Romance In Blue' and 'Capri' Ctmsr~t•·,! ol IW\1 ph;~st'~ !lit' H,lc•t>Jma~ _b' M~s. d ~hn~J ...ab of Mr Burton and Mrs. Nan l tered with a pink floral arrange- the Mid-Winter nstitute Satur- ant, W. Va. today. ~\uriC. Ft'Jt>J ,J llllll ol \lt•i\ l•ldht a poen, rhe Roa li e ts'd l M re re orted flowers were ment with greenery and pmk day Jan. 15 at Portsmouth The Mr. and Mrs. Eug~ne HuudaWoll~~:~~ , Ill ~:t tr•tmlra·s. ;md M~~ Jam~~ Cnsl~i~:J t~~ ~f~\<n~~ se~~ by pchurcil frrends. Mrs. tapers. Mrs. Ja~es Cirswell pre- next rally was scheduled for shelt and Randy. and ~eck~ "'l'lit'( srorv ol I he Umted Breth- J\ L' J.HTII 111 e . cd . l e L Smtlh read a letter from the sided at the Silver coffee ser- 1 the second Sunday in Jl~cbruary. were Sunday evenmg dmner 'I I1 twmd chmrm.-m use Strip ur eo 30 tt d g I h t M I t'll I Ut o 11 missionary !arnily in , vrct' There were a en m 1 A total attenrlance of 50 was guests o er n.parens, r. 1 1 ''''t the 1,, k,_, ,1 frurn p .. ,' lru~ , an d . cor _ OtIS L-e It 1the meetmg. \I·'I~ lu ll " 1111 1potn t' l " , d edltat<on on Japan reported. Refreshments were ~Hs. Everet v.t~l 1ey. 1 Tok)o 1 111 t ml1' rm• u.th!JitS' dll___ a_ m ' · ! Jt t" u tu1 11 • 11'1 ! 1 \' _ served by the Pomeroy gCoJup. 1 M rs. M·ason r·IS her, Mrs. t>C: uf til t • .! pp t lllliPS Ill th~ Y.u rld and 11s l'H'"it' lll da· pro b- " ' J " • '"" - - - · · AttPndance Pins 1 Jem~ wh wh mt·lud t' the di !.!rnt \' ; 1 Awnrded Sunduy ot m;m. human rl!{hs, the nse ~ Att~ndance pms were awardOpen Fridug Nights Til9:00 - AJso Open All Bag Thnrsdugs ol eummunism and the re., ur ~ ed durmg the Sunday Sehoul " ..; ge1 ~t'<' or the annent n• llgwn~ u! 1 hour sunday morning at the En" "' "urld terpnse EUB chmch.. AN. 11 . ~Irs L.-o Sm1th ga\l' I h c G'l Reeetvmg pms were Lisa Jett, A special m~eung of MiddleI Mr and Mrs Dwmne visited des story of the fo rmdmg 01 t 1e 1 Jamt•s W!ll, Mane Smith, J udy p~rt Lo dge N(~ 363 · F &, A M . , swood · W Va E~·;m g ellcal UmteJ Brrthr en of Raven. ' d ther Smith Thomas Bentz and Mrs lVIII be held ruesdc~y, al 7 30 Ch ~.:rch \~llh 1ts symbol of tbe ' Sunday wtth her gran mo ' ! Thom~s Bentz oue year; Jun- 1 pm. at the confenng of the ' . d . Hetreshclasped hands of brothers m ,l Mrs · James111 Murray. Ma l'S returned lor Bentz. Paul D11l _and Dana Master ~_lason egree Chnst Mrs \\ tllwm Hlrsse l\ 1 Mrs , L~~dae from Lima ! Smith, two year, Mrke Bentz, ments wtll b~ served Kenn~th sang a voc<~l sn lo. "Blest Be home SHt Y 1 holldHys With thn•c year · Roger D1xon and K. Scites Jr. JS worshrpful mas- ~ I where she sveu • . The Tie" ,•,•JUI 1\11 s C H Hen~ d f 1 Mr and Mrs , Mrs Herbert D1xon, f1ve year, ter 11 11 1son amr y, d' 1am 'tly Th·y n' ·''Y at the Jlr.H\0 w ' Susan D1xon ' sev('n year; Em - The American LegiOn) AuxN 1 1I11om Mayt'fi an ~] 1 ·::; Gu \ Shuler. spir1tual d · 1 home Satur- rna Lol: Dav1s and Brenda Vary uf Le~"> tS Manit'} I osL o 1 hfe s--erelary, had preparrd tI1e <' l t 'C! mp<ulle ler Benlz, erght years, HeJen lla· ' 2G3 WI 11 mee 1 Tues · at 7 p m I MAKE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY VOL XVII N0.224 POMfRGY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1966 FIVE YOUR SHOPPING CENTER u .., U) " :: m· • P ••~' ,,C• tu Si i \ Elberfelds In Pomeroy SO('IAL CAl ENDAR Middleoorf - - HARTLEY and BENNETT, POMEROY • $196.5 Ml.III.OD Budget J•S Record for West VirJJ-inia rJ- I lO and "'"· Greg, left f•r New 2 p m' •t th• home of Mrs. Lou- i The annua l reports were J ~rsE'y aftt'r a VISit here with Iii j, iJ Ret~l. given when the M1 ssronary So- hi~ mother, Mrs. Helen Shuler lYlllJ Jan. 13 1 c et v of th£> SvN.cuse Presby and other relatrves. Mr and Mrs Tite regular meet1ng of the tenan Church fnet m the Hess and son are leaving for January 6, l966 Bradbury P.T A. will be held chu Hh annex Monday aftt•rnr1on GermHny where he has be-en asColumbus, Ohio Thursday evening at 7 30 at the I Jan 7 s1gned for a three year penod De Ed 1 s"hool Thf a r t or "· Thr mrPtrng cmrd ud ed by 1•.rtl1 the U S ~rmy ey or- 1 1 am compiling a book of 1'he Past Counrilor~ of Theon P pl't'S idPnl !Ida Slack. O];en- nwrly restded lD WJ!kes Barr!!, Ohio ghost stones. and would durlls Councli Daughters of ed 11. 1th the re 1d mg The I ur fJa a precrate knowmg ef any from America wrll meet Thursday pose of Unrted Presb\ tenan Mr and Mrs B F Parmalee 1: , d rs oF t~le Pomeroy and evening at the home of Mrs. Wome n' ' from '!Jwl' ' the pro- ha ve rt'lurned from a vacatlOn , M:lr:a c~unty area Ova l D,tddle, Racme. I gram boo k For drvot1ons, \Irs. lnp to F't. Pierce. Fla where y g. truly The H:lranor Ctrrle ef Heath Slad : read . Why In .1. 11 l'n• - they were guests of hiS brother, ou~: verlelen M'eredith Methodist Church Will meet at ron ." from Mi sS ion Yt'at book Dan Parma lee. Thursday e\cnmg at 7 30 at the ' 5~s Morse Rd ., of Prayer tlnd gave a prHyer. Mr Adolph Sad ens left Mo~ Columbus 14, OhiO church. Mrs. M. E Dowson is Rol l call \~ ds answered bv day for a wtnter vacatton m ro ram leader and Margaret seven member s wrth a Btble M1cum Beach, Fla. He plans ' ~d!ards is m chHrge of devo-: ve rse Serrete~r v and lrea~ urer to attend a t•onvenuon while Women's Societ_\ M ' 1arnrs r..1 tions Ho stt•ss••s are rs • b report::~ v-.€1'e g1ven v 1• aJ me tllL're . D b h d M All H • 1f Holmes and Fl orence ·Potts. re- Mr and Mrs Emersen Jones If et Ill eeem er , Jo nson ~tn rs. re a '· spect1vely. Mrs. Potts, also vrstted 10 Athens Sunday wrth The Long, ~ottv m Woman s ley . . ga\ e the ann ua l fman rtal rc- th etr daughters. Barbara, and Soct<·ty of Chmuan serv1ce •f 1 Rock Spn ng! Grange wlil ptJrL :\1 . d Mrs Lee David!!OD. the Mf'thodist Church mel at 1 meet Thursday at 7 30 P m Commun ications v-.ere read ' ~t'~~nt holiday guests of Mr. the home of Mrs. Herbert s~an There wrll be a progmm and wvhirh mcluded a letter from , nd Mrs Herman Barh•y were December 14th. , refrf'shments wrtl be served. Fvelyn A. Adams, a mrssron- ~hetr daughtt'f and famtly , Mr. _ The Chrrstma~ story was rea l _The Women's MtssJOnary _Soarv m Cameroun, Afnca A and Mrs Charles Fmnegan and 1 by Mrs Herbert Swi!n. . , c1ety uf the Pomeroy Fir~t free w1ll offertng <Jf $6 58 wos chrldren, Karen, Kevm, Kenny, It was derided to ftx ChriS!· Elapt1st church wrtl meet Thur~­ taken Prdyer was offert'd_ by ' John and Pat, of Huntmgton, mas ba:skt-ts for the ~eedy, and, day at 7 30 p m at ~he ho~e Hazel Clark for m1Sstonanes. L g !sl md New York. ThlS 1to give grfts to the shut · ms of Mrs Elmer Wtckham, wrth Rar-flf'l McBride. ho'> tess ser ' w~~ the frrs1 Christmas VISit m' A dehcwus covered dish lunch- Mrs T. T Sheltr:n as co-host- 1 \•ed rt' fres hm ents to Mrs. Slark , 23 }ea rs for the Fmnegan fam- ~ eon was served at noon. ess Mrs Loram Sterrett ts pro~lrs l l •il rnt"~ \1r~ Pot1s ,\>Irs Jly. While here Mrs. Barley ac· Christmas poems were read gram leader. Cla1k Frank 1e \1umaw, Laura companred them to Cincmnali ' by the members, and gifts e1· , Prr ken :; and the hostess. , for a vrs 1t wrth another daugh- changed. ter. Mr and Mrs. Harold Har-1 -----HO\lUR FRANK WILL nson and ch!ldren, Douglas a JEWELL GRADUATES Mt· and Mrs R1chard Jones cullege student Ia Oklahoma, Airmar1 Third Class William rntertained wrth a birthd<.~y dm- Dorrs aud Jeff K Jt•well. sun of Mrs. Duns I ner Sunday evemng, at the1r Mrs. Willis Grueser Is VISit -' Jew"ll uf 740 E. Marn St. Pornhom e. Lincoln ll1 ll, honnr111 ~ 111 g 1n ( ul umbus w1th her de~ugh- eruy, has ~-en _gradu£tted ttl State Sen Randall A Tavlor. Frank B W!ll Present u 1e tt•r "''d filmtl)', Mr and Mr s Shevpard Aft H. 1 t'X , !rom the h d' " s A West V1rgm1a SenaLor of 4t IS· - -- - - - - - - - Juhn r-.tel'abe and farntly trmnm~ course for U l1 lirtl, hl:IS asked the State roud Force aircraft mechantrs. A gradu•le of Pomoroy High engm!'cr Tor the opcnmg of ap s,u)t•ial SPrvu·e 0 Sehool he Will he assi gned 10 proxlmotely 'h mt le of the upPorutroy, Ohio /' rtf)'f'r ( .on ' d ru· 1f'( l ., 50 ·rn- 11 er end of Secondary road Nu . , one of· lhe more th an "· A s1wc'!dl prHyer service was stallatrons world-w1de whrre A1r :l2 Mason county. LAST TIME TONIGHT Jan . 9, 10, 11 hl':d by I'Wmhers of the Laurel Force combat and support un - Tht> portum of road Is the R1 rk Ne lsun Cli ff Fr eL · Mrrhodtst church 1ts are bastd. 1end that hegms off Hed Mud In Fnd<Jy ~v e mng at the home of I rrdgt• , arlJl:ICCnt to Wamsley 's "LOVE & KtSSESI" Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs m I FEB. 10 IS DEADLINE': garage, and connectmg to the Technrculur observ ,mu~ Bf World Week of The openmg date for the 1966 go•Kl portion of s..-condary 32. RicK 1\elsun, Jark Kelly , Spn ng Quilrter c1t Gallrplllt:; Knstln Nel son. Je rry Van PraH' r G~ou p sin gmg of hymns open- Busmess Co llege has been Senator Taylor said that with D}ke ed the SJ:rvtt:e, fo llowed wrth :set fffi' F'ebru.:~ r y 14 for (Ill lhe nummurn of cost, the !otal "WILD ON THE BEACH" Frank1e Rand al! , Sherry pra~er b• e£to.: h member, and nl_ght <·lasses. Prospectl\-e stu- Slate road garage could have Jack:;on, .Jackre & c~uy l c, : the - read1~g of I T1mothy 2 by dents d~s trmg accept£tnce by lhrs road opened HI 3-4 dJys. Sonn y & Che r The Aslro the Jl rv r:ugt>nc G1ll Two an- GBC for the Sprmg Quarter When opened rt wou ld serve nau ts Sandy Nl' h un Runm ng lime 2 Ht.~ 45 mm nomtmgs were held, one for mu st file a rcgrstrat10n form some 200-300 people m the low· Mr ~ Pearl Jacobs and the oth- and h1gh school transcript Stu- er sertmn of Mason county, ::~.nd 1 er for Clifford Jacobs. Prayer de11ts must be enrolled on or would be a shorkut to every : WED. & THURSDAY J•nuuy 12-13 by Mrs Clarence Curti~ closed before February 10. I' day travehng and h1gh water NOT OPEN the sPrv ~t•e Senator Bandall Taylor IS a , Allendrng wt-re Mr and Mrs ! WINS NEW STRIPE , member of the Senate Hoads FRIDAY thru TUESDAY ( l1:1rence Curtis. Mr. and Mrs Henry D McKmght, son of Comrmttee. The West i i Jan. 14-18 Ernest Powell, Miss MarguerMr and Mrs. Wr\lJam D M ~- ~ Legrslatur(' V.ll! convene on 1 Jam l~ Stt·w ~ Jt 1n 1te Le 1fhelt Mrs. James Gil- Kmght of Rt. I, Middleport , has uary 12th, for a 30 d:.~y session "SHENANDOAH" more , Mrs Gerald Pullins, Mrs. been promoted to technrcal ser-' t 'l'wt hn 1 culor f .l~un.- s Ste,.,Jrl, Doug Mc- Harry Clark and the Rev . G1ll. geant 111 the 'J S Air Fort:e. He [ Lane ReturnR to c' luie, Gi(•nn C(liiJell , l'at - - - -- is an air policeman at Lock· ntk Wayn " K1tbar11re RtJ ss. the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. bourne AFB 1:1nd a graduate of Training Center Roseman For,vlh, J <~ m I' ~ T A Downre and Mr. and Mrs. Rutland High Scho&l. Tommy Lane, who rs located Best. Philip Atfrod Colorc1rtoont .Jones and children, Kimberly at San Marras, Texas. has Adm i,Siull 75c and 40c and Brett. I HOLD DINNER turned to hrs traming center ";!::""::o:::o:;;=-:·-:Z z - ~;:;:::;:-;:-;:-;:--=:..:-~-~;;.~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;- The Cheshire Garden Club 1 ter spending the holidays wtth held tls annual Christmas dm- ~ hrs parents, Mr. CLIP THIS YALUABLI COUPON! d andh M1 ~ t Cal- ' l'llrCIALI ner recestly at Gene Ball's res· vm Lane an brot er, Seve; 1 tlrL • , taurant m PI Pleasant . w<th , other relative> and fnends, and · COL. SANDIU' ® 14 members present Contests· hts fiance, Mrss Hetty Klein. and a gift exrhange highlighted REG. Lls BOX DINNER Wl111 CIIUPIIII the meeting. ' PROGR.~M ANI'<OUNCED "The Art of Basket Weavmg ,'' by Mrs Everett Long, wtH htghlrght the program for ONE CIJU,ON the January meeting of the I Cheshtre Garden Club at 7:30 CUITOIIilll , p.m Thursday night al tlhl Bargains For home of Mrs. Robert Burchett. Mr~ Robert Freeman Is co All The Family ' hostess. ILBAG Shoes Displayed On Racks For Easy Selection Sale Begins Wednesday Morning, Jan. 12 at 9:00a.m. II l FOR THE LADIES CONNIES - PARIS FASHION - MISS WONDERFUL- DATE BOOK 1 These shoes taken from include: LOW HEELS SUEDES- LEATHERS I I PURSES NOW I Y2 Road Opening Is Requested I MEJGS THEATRE , / PRICE 3.87 54.87 5 5.87 56.87 Values to 12.99 PRICE 5.87 FOR THE MEN SALE 5 PRICE • JARMAN - HUSH PUPPY SNOW BOOTS ThiS group of shoes taken from our Rous h's Sh oe $tore In 1904, the U.S. Surgeon General's Committee issued the. Middleport, O. report linking ctgarette smok-' .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.I inj with lun& cancer, I 0Pen•·lneetmg C.aIIeu:1-for. • Tearn Canvass on Le010D t~e and oxfords. ~ -- . -- -· ~ _ ,. ~ ~~----· # --r- CoJ•D Cards T0 be sed ByF•Iremen 15.95 --------Also mcludect tn this sale are Hush Puppy Snow Boots in discontinued styles and Randcraft Snow Boots. VALUES TO SALE PRICE Remember The Date: W ednesd•y Morning, J1n. 12 - 9:09 a.m. eShoes Displayed For Easy Selection MANY NEW SPRING SHOES ARRIVING DAILY .. , i'\,' •'· , 11 1: .~ :,1~ ', ,,I'II'IH' u" , ,, , , , .·~·,~"' 1 · - ..... Et heI GafIand ·" I age Fans in . Line Friday For Treat n~lleraar<L.Y. _FJIIII . .'... ·- ,-.. ,,, NO RETURNS 12.99 .., Four Pupils Aboard Bus Un' . d IDJUre Dies Tuesday In Pomeroy c.runer:t oerv~es o~eroy Eth~: h~nt~e~er~eu~~~m~~i~ f a~ er~ ~'~,, ~1 , ~, llon -~~-me g:~od 1 'sh:e'::se~ Umv.rs~ t~eat JudiJe c Qrde rs Fme Jail ~lbt.:te. Die Tue da y re~r ' Wah&ll\~). 1 ~urvivors ln~lude Clan~ ~"~,.;.oo:.:;•·_.,~ft anum~ - ' an~ con-~ Jud~e l ~' I' • • R d G S G....nat oczety A stan eace Expecte oals ing Flock Healthy," January 17 The charge egarnst Jmden l F Dixon 42, _NGrwood, N. C.; in a dinner meeting beginning was brought by Addre Mae Wea- l Charlrs A Jomer, 32, Grove at 7·30 pm. in the Buckeye ver Brown who alleged the d•-· Ctly: Davtd A. Weabor 35 Bri•· • {:/ ' Cafeteria, Athens. fendant struck her wtth. a m-1tol , Va Charles A Nickt>ll, This Is the third of the area's strumt>nt from behmd Jrvtdton l35. Beaver: Francis Putt, 4i, S ~NGTON (UPT) Pr th It I dl ct ta I lth 'J'h I to h'm 'd p k' nd M !thou h . tr t' Ill f II th winter meetings for entered a pleaand of not Delaware: and David Cook] 21 , WA "' - es-~ e po n o re cun c w ose c ose t aa1 oo e mg a ascow, 1 g DIS a ton w o ow up • ers poultry fl k od . coonty court was guilty md1cle•in Columbus 0 1 ~ s P ~.e:~n~ mar- by October term grand ldenl Jobnson goes before the government of North Viet major surprises would be in the the speech was drafted prima~ message With a request for a ~wt" JUry. _·_ __ __ 1 Congress and the nation Nam, was forcing Jehnson to message. Should some impor- rily as a message to the supplemental appropriation of Eeg eggods, pus Ia mAthustry I Prosecutmg Attorn('v Bernard . . the Hg klpr ucers ens · 1T. F'u lt.z represented· the state · ("t loniaht, prepared to express tread carefu Uy. tant word come from Hanot. Amencao people. about $13 b1llion durmg M . ro"l, Vint .J. Yo f th e S no ne·.. determination to light on llellcale Balaace during the day, there was lillie Great Society Slays current fiscal year to meet Woc ~-n~ ~gs~ on, a~d and Fred w. Crow the defend-' Taking Heavy Rain two fronts--for peace In Sooth- For this reason his message chance it would be reflected in 1 Johnoon tipped hlo theme higher war _costs; the 1967 re:;,~~Uons aot"the~ =~~m:xe: ant. I RIO DE JANEIRO <UPTl east Asia aod to achteve the wag des~gned to stress reality his address. Any such commu- Tuesday when he told AFL-C!O budg•l wh1ch JS _expected to run tension offices. Y 1 1The h•avJtst rainfall in the _ 401 U domestic goals of his Great without soondlag too grim to mcatJon would have to be PreSJdent George Meany he was close lo $tl5 billton, and then Veterans Memorial Hospital yea hJSto of Ill' , . 1 1 Society. the home aodlence or overly examined with great eare determined to keep building llis the annual economic report VNlT CALLED Admissions - Agnes Grueser, sun:, R' ;• Tbe Cblel Ex " anxious to the Commuolsts. before a public response. Great Society programs wllile which will carr, a blueprint lor 'J'h• Racine E er Sq d Pomeroy Henr> Savre Ra- enJ·ng ne traged10 . y.d. retaecu~.~ve grave M lib tiJ At th u Jobn """ . d •- 1 lnlta" . ~ .m gency ua · · ·. w y m a 1~as er 1 ol the and at times tense the • oreover, " e peace e same me, son mee-,. mcrease coos . "'"' In . - · was called Tuesday at 11·51 a. eine ; Carl Schultz, Ractne: that mav already have taken Viet N lu U h. offensive still tn progress, was well aware llis remarks U.S. war effort. This idea will Johnson s speech, hJS third m In tak W d S R . Joseph Cozart P<Jrtland Charr · 500M ':" Slate 0 thewar, u"ru de ver " Johnson could speak ol It only before Congress would be given be expunded tonight. State or the Union message, to · Veter • m arrr H les Fridley Pomerov · d d k cte. 1 . h. belo 'oint onto mess!agtbe in aeneralitiea. microscopic study in Hanoi J..ater this month, the adml- was a long time in preparation. whe- h anesnte eed orJa oedsp 8 _ Mrs. · James ca aeds Jvbe mu dan roc swh' re 1 J aesa D o ! h' . ··"" e r a.s a m 1ca 1 . . , us y a ownpour 1c House and Senate. It wilt be The President and " chle! putient, Wdl .. Middleport, Ava Gllke>, had drenched the eity with II In advJsors have spent much of Harrrsonv1lle. Gertrude Drake, . . . tetevtaed eolor aci'OOI th> past several nights working LOC T Vinton; Leola Keck. Pomeroy; mches of ram smre_ Monday, the eountry. ' over secUon alter section Into The tern EMI'S , Minnie Hall. Vmton : Margaret swept away houses, kllltng P* The Uve messaae wiD broad- WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Tho puss the time, But tho majorltylbeen some of that this year, the early morn;•g bours. business s Call. Midd<eport; George Apple- pie!; fi:::U doClast at I p.m., EST. second sWloD ,of the a9tb Con. cte'arly . was waning lor Prea- but for the lllOI!I part members While this sort of effort Is · · a.m. gote, Newell, w. Va. I par e~ re . a set The naUon was lllllousty lll'f!ss · so far hu soundod Uke \dent Johnsoo to call the tun~ seem to be laking the [lOllition somewhat eustomary, there today was 27 degrees under sunwere sttll CO!!llng down at • awaiting tbe report lrom the a symphony orchestra nervoua- in his State o1 the Union Ad- ' ol the southern oongressman seemed to be a grealer degree ny skies. LODGE TO MEET rate of 30 an hour. President, partteularly tn view ly tuolni up before tbe !IJ'Rnd dress toniKht. . who was ask-ed Tuesday how ol care and caution this year as The regular meeting of the . of hJB campaign to hrlllg the entraaoo. ol --118 conductnr. .. Members of Congreas Ire- things looked to him, Johnson undertook the task ol WEATHER Shade Riv<r Lodge No. '453 will Me)Js General Hosp1tal Commuoists lo the conhtreace Some of lhe IiWhlldCi!I'I'-Who ifUet!tly come· hack· to Washing- "I bel' l'tt . t alt Itt Iexp!'ells\ng himllelf slmul- Not .. col• lolllhl, ram by be Thursday' Jantlllry 13, at Allmt&S[Ons - Helen Carper, , returned .. Is the Qjpltol M..,. ton bursting with ideas to ,.ve JUS " un , laneously on fighting war and moruhtJ, low U • .. Tllursd&y 7;30 p.m. Work in the lettow Pomeroy table In tbe war. But the highly dellclte peace day have lndulgltd In e llttle the world, the nation, or maybe, tomorrow ruet>t lo God. stlll not lelting up In his rail, 111aybt - • Jlurrlel •ld cran degree will be given. Dis....... - VIvian Phelpt, offeoalve, wblch hu rtlcl!ed ~ bora iootlllg to just their dlslrlcil, Thoro basi Ill repUed. upeqalvt domeallc Pf1111'111111. ~· membel'l are urted to 1ttellll. Lewt Falll. I NO EXCHANGES - .., '" • VALUES TO ALL SALES FINAL - •• '•, :ov. t~e a~ abo~l 1 pound~ 1 cum~t n~ :!' • up w •• £or Leader Coogress Tunmg aJtmg ac:~ej ~~ Yt~ I Discbarg~ ~ ,:t~:"a:n ~~~eroy t~e sportcore~ ~et I lev~ . . .. . ,, .... • :1'.,'1• ,,, •. •,, 1 •! '·; 1 1 '· ",, ._..n 1!, , r . d~ately regular stuck Browns and blacks in both loafers JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 1 rt Includes nearly Ill million the present year. I Hmdu funeral pyre on the banks m~usly by ~e bo:d .r~er vthe - Announeed it Is the lnten- TAKES KEY JOB- Lee W. McComas, a native of SCipio Township and veteran or 39 thai Would .be used as the sec· The budget recommendat,·on of the sacred Jumn:! River ~ }ect was roug t up y U'- (Continued On Page Two) t h d d .. t t I th R h d f 0 1 gtl King years as a eac er an a mmts ra or, con ers wr ic ar Jones, le ond installment of a three-year also includes $12.4 million for In death th~ Sl~year • .. new Meigs Local School District Tuesday evenmg - Sentmel Photo. t, president of tlltt d . · teacher pav Increase which medical services and medical skitesman ~eceJYed not only the -_DiSCussed~ servJcmg and , -------was passe4 during the 1965 ses- aid to the aged under the Wei- tears or h<S 400 mlllton coun- repBJrs on the 30 ocbool buses I I .,-~-.,"''' . I De t t trymen but the acclaim that In the dlstr~ct. The matter was swn. are par men · would h.ave been his in life for tabled until a later meeting. Hitter cold spread loday In otber budget recOmmendThe B~~ est1mate_d _a total of, at least reachmg a temporary _ Named Pomeroy Nationfrom the upper Midwe~t lo atlona, the BPW recommend· $185.2 mdhon In antiCipated r.. (Continued On Plll!e Two) al Bank the CitJzens National •ew England. A slorm -•nter eel SJSZ million lor eclucatloD ~enues, an increase of ~ mil· Bank or' Middleport and the ~rowing over &be Te1.a1 Paa- I over tbe earrent year, IUld hon over the present esbmHte Farmers Bank and Savings Co, .baodJt •pread fref'Itna: raio : taU miDioa IGr llealt•. ODd lor 1965-U which enda June 30. of Pomeroy depositories. oad snow across a wide -- , • - Nomed i'NsecuUJ111 AttorI don oltb• Ceotral aDd NorlhIll' ' -1Q 09n- MASON- The Volmlieer Flroi' ern Ptol... • 1 tact lhe firm of Squire, Sanders Company wrn launch a fund forll The UP! roported bazardoos i Four students aboard .. Eastand Dempsey regardJnl bond- raising campaign beginning Jan. rlan ' ~· n;rsvt e, ~\ dri\'JDg warniagi wen posttd ern Local District sehool bu!l 1mg information for the proposed l 15, the proceeds ef Wh!Cb will known teac er at g iD ceotral Jowa. The U. S. escaped injury when It and a ' new school. . be used for equipment. ::aool Weatber Bureau said l'llrly , car collided a\4 •10 pm. Tuesi-:' I - Agreed the use of buildmgs On openmg day and for four ' W , g morning temperatures had , day on Route 681, three and six· _Meigs county baseball fans' dreams may become true The Pomeroy Freshmen bas- by outside groups should be days thereafter, the committee Gener~:l h=p~~~ ~~sd:y ev;n; dipped to near zero across ! tenths miles easL of Route 33, 8 1th most of the Nortbeast. Pells- lthe Slate Htghway patrol saitl this summer. ketball team zooming along jhandled as in the past in the will dtstribute coin cards to mg, wt ttte Ee . acU: An American J..eglon sponsored baseball team could take with seven 'straight victorie• respecuve areas unUl careful homes of all residents m the ~: we:::I: s~/;er wof· ton, Mich .• reporto diG de- Joday. . 1 fleld In competltloD with best Y?Uth under_ 19 this year, will face the Middle-- rev1ew iJ cemp1eted. commumty. _If no one 1_s home, ficlati . Burial will be In the ll'f't>s below zero. Off1cers sa1d lhe dr ver, 1 111mi1arly soonsored clubs in Ohio-and wlth port Ninth Graders Frtday -Heard reports from the the cards will be left m the I farnii:Slot in the Minersvdle lwrt \ 'io!lli ;r, , 0 . Newland, 57. Rt . 1, bounces of the ball - of the 1 night several clerks of the five for- customary place for mall dehv- 1H !1 t ' Reedsville, wa9 watching a U. S. lent, has offered hi_s time on The Frush arne between the ery Further Information rs raduate of Den-1 '/ ch1ld in h1s view mirror, A meeting to fully dtscuss the more than one occaSion to catch neighboring :chools will he pnnled on the cards. nison and rl!Ceived I and lhe bus drtlted left of cenpro)eCt w1tl be held Monday, a Legion team. . . played prtor to the reserve con0 C The com cards used lor the her ~ru~ster's d~greo lrOOl Ca. I • , ter on a cum rt collided with January 17, at 8 p. m With Le-I Baseball fans beheve thiS Jg test which is scheduled to start • lund dnve make Jl easy to con- lumbia Uruversity She had ca: driven by Robert Burke, glon ortJctals from the Mtd- loo good of an opportunit to at 7 p m, with the vari!ity They_are actually sav- taught 38 years, mostly m Porn' -'H . Chester Star Rt No _one dleport, Pomeroy] Rutland and pass up. It is hoped th 8 t a big conlest to follow about 8_15 S S rngs cards, wrth convement slots eroy High schoo I( one yfar at was InJUred There was mmor Racine posts, turnout of baseball men in Fans wtll et I s Cia) f?r msertmg quarters at regular She was a member . John .IJvtden. Raunt', was damagl' to both vehicles ••Jt has been determined that Meigs county will join the Le· in thL~ con~st, th~ first of· Funeral services f~r George t1mes . of Delta Kappa Gamma, Phi f1.n~d and sentenced to Jail Tues- The patrol c t~ Nev-.land to the co~t of a Legi011 team by gion members at their meeting f' lal f on _ tl ~aback, 80, Rt._ 1, Racme, who ~r any Interest~ pa~t1es are Delta Kappa, the Twilight Gar- day. upon bern_g found gur!ty of appear Jan. 14 10 '-fergs couoone post in our county Js ex~ Monday evening. ~~S :~::;baa~~e s~r e Aa~~ died ~esday _m the Veterans rntssed, however, 1t will be den dub, and of the Miners- assault and battery by Com· 1 ty court on a charge of dr!v mg cessive." said 8 Lejlion spokes. . M~rnorral Hospital, will be held warmly appreciated if they nol- l Ville Methodist church all her mon Pleas Judge John C Ba- left of renter T da ., 1 we want to It Will be an open session, ! Buffmgton as a coach In the FndHy at 2 p.m. at the Great ify IDmeone at company head· lrr ' con The deff:"ffdant wa1ved Lnal 1 Patrol arrests yesterdav In'project of the with financing of the team to ' gym where he performed " ' Bend Baptist Church, with bur- quarters. The lund drive is lor 1 a sister by JUr) ! eluded Wilham B Bickrr;, 52, four posts and the entire county be a central oint. I H Panther . ial in the nearby cemetery. a very worthwhile cause If the E at home and Jrvrden was ordered by BJdW€11, stop sign , r te-d to mu1 b n, 1 Buffington, a resident of Mid- Surviving are three brother!, ~ goal IS reached, Jt will mean be f ., 1 ' Baron to p<~v a $200 fine and mcipal court Jan. 12 : Thelma can ene AIDMEN TO MEET dleport, is the <volunteer) coach Dwight and William, beth of better l<re protectioo lor evrycall the u . was S<'nten"d to 90 days '" / Powell. 27. MlddleJ>Ort. and Lar.. Mel Clark, West Columbia, of the MHS Ninth grade team Racine and Kelly or Landolakone in the area and by inse-rtI ho Thy at . f n- 1rounty Jml wr th 60 d£tys suspend- ry Lamer :ll Sout!J Side W 8 Iormer rna jo r lea gue baae' ' era me u~~yevemngun• • • 1 There wiJI be a lecb.Jre en Its record rs 3-3. er, Fla.; three sisters, Audrey ing a quarter in the card each n ttm f ed and the d':'fendant wes plac- 1Va , both rt>(:kless operation tl• ball player for the Pblladel- safely at the Racine Fire Sta- Buffington in 1957 was voted Boichyn, Detroit; Susie Gainer, week lor the speclfled number ' 1 e 0 se<vtres. ed tn lieu uf probation fur one I appear Jan. 11. phla l'hlllles, bas agreed to tion at I p.m. Thursday by a the SEOAL's Most Valuable Long Bottom, U>cDie Burke, of weeks, the desired sum can , , year. These others were cited to manage • LegiOD team far state highway patrolman. The Player, and made the All· Jacksonville, Fla. Friends may be raised without inllicling hard- Poultry Spee1abs1 J1v1den 63 was jailed 1mrne· appear Jan. 12 on charges .r Me)Jo, topie wtll be emergency vehicle League first team as a guard. call ot the Ewing Funeral ship on anybody. To Speak Jan, 17 following the trial. but speedmg, Lonnie McClelland. 29, Mel, a man who enjoys work- drh·ing. Memben of other de- His coach was Dick Retton Home until noon Friday when The drive will be taken Into Dr. GlydeMarsh, Extension was reteas('d Tue~day mght to Oak Hill: Ronald P. Boyd, 22, 1 ing with boys, and ont who partments m tba county art The Pomeroy team Is coached the body will be removed to aU area1 1erved by the com- SpPcfalist in Poultry Diseases, 1 enter Holzer Hosprtal where he 1Lancaster. Ky : Paul E. Chertlnually looks for basebaiJ tal- welcome. by Bud Bickel. the church. pany. will discuss, .. Keeping the Lay. remametl as a pat1ent today. j nngton, 37. Oak Hill ; George I CALUMET :, ·· 1 ti, , , .: l'. ,', )• ·• I ::::~. i~e~ j~lnl RANDCRAFT - ]II help to .,, We are aratelul to - Decided to seek further In- f:, you for accepting." fonnaLion from state officials Other activity of tho board on th• posslbiUties of Hth srade during its regular monthly meet- 1athletiC programs. It was m- I' 1 . . 1 ded · dicated the state reeommends mg me u_ · t:1at the athlet1c programs for - Decided there would be no filth and sixth srade be hand- , consolidation of the athletic pro- led as mtramural activities with~rams or, bands f(lr the present in the gyma of respective time. 'I'h1s was ~:~greed unani- schools. 1 George H ba k 1 I POMEROY, 0. Selection! Diacontinuod Styles & Colors. Values to 10.00 MONDAY &TUESDAY OHLYI Crow's Steak House For Best ONE GROUP OF CONNIE SNOW BOOTS I I "' Early 1 I 93( Shop ONE GROUP OF HUSH PUPPIES SALE I Nam," Shelepm warned, "still CHARLESTON, W. Va, (UPI) - A record $196 5 mll- 1sterner retnbubon lies ahead !ton state operating budget for fiscal 1966-67 was pre· of them" sented to the West Virginia Legislature which convened a 30-day budget session at noon today. NEW DELHI - INDIA TOThe 410-page document was presented by Secretary of I day gave Pn~e ~hmster Lal State Robert D. Batley on behalf of the State Board of Bahadur Shastri a hero's farePublic works. It recommended an increase of $7.89 mil· well A vast mult1lude shouted t1on over the current appro-"~ou are I~rtal" as his body priatton of $188.6 million. welfare, up $Z.7 mllllou ovH drsappeared m the flames of, a C 5 MEDIUM HEELS ~~~;:~:~:· a~tO>~~t :~p ~r!~ ~:":n.t:::.::::,~d~~·~; !!5~i~~~.~~m~~~~S:~·l9360 u Values to 10.99 our regular stock and New Duties Here by Feb.l 1n I Uavrs • Kerth Evans. l atthehome ofMrs Allt'nHampNancy Heed a nd l•er \-Js· · Jovce . eetmg Middleport will Begin his WORLD A a/ Reports ~ th ' Mrs Elmer Ret.'<! are I and Joyt:e Evans, nme yeaJ s, I toll. I nnlu ' ~~~~n~~~-g lh~ wrnter months at and Karen Walker, ten years.l JAN. 12 Are Given at their home Sarasota, Fla Shakespeare , M . Mr and Mrs. Charles Hess EDJ1,QR'S clubThe v-.rllPomeroy meet Wednesday at • SoCiety Ten Say Innocent ~" •1 To Drug Cbarges Lee W. McComas, veteran of 39 years tn teaching and school administration, was hired Tuesday night as clerk of I the new Meigs Local School District. He will receive an COLUMBUS (UP! I - Nine of ten persons arrested In I annual salary of $5,800. Board members sa1d there were narcotics ratds on t~ree apartments in the Ohio State Um- . k six applicants. McComas, teaching In the St. Albans, W Va., aystem, verstty district Tuesday night pleaded innocent in Munici- 1. pal Court today. A tenth was \ol will resign from that job within the next two weeks to slated to appear later. ' hall a dozen p1pes used to MOSCOW - THE Kit~MLIN take mer his new assignment. smoke 1t. appears ready to offer . Hanoi A native of Meigs county, Mr McComas attended Scipio The ten, th_r-ee of them ll.sted The arrest or Sterling G. Wag- still more ftrepower tJ, meet Twp. schools and later received his BS Degree in education 111 students m the OSU dtrec- ner 23 Columbus touched off any new U. S. escalahon of at Ohio University. He was awarded hiM Master's Degree at tory. were held in lieu of bond the' raids. ' the war ID Viet Nttn, diplomat- Ohio State University where he also worked toward his ranging from $1,000 to ~,000. Police said they were tipper' ic observers said tod~y. . . doctorate. Police said they expected ro off on Wagner by Ralph Reim- They attached thlS stgnlll- Mr. McComas served 24 years as superintendent of Mid- 1 arrest between six and 12 more enschneider, arrested in Akron cance to a s~eech . Tuesday dleport schools, five years as Middleport high school prin-persons before their investiga- by police in a raid Monda:; in mg~t m the North V1etrn~mese clpal. five years as Elementary principal in Middleport, lion 1a complete. 1which about 20 pounds of marl· c~pltal by Alex~nder N. Shele- and two years as an elementary teacher. He retired as au. Raiders confiscated more juana, worth e.bout $8,000 was . prn, an ~ce Sov!et troubleshoot· perintendent of Middleport than 8 pound of Dlflrijua'na and found. er who IS _he~dmg a h1~h-leveJ schools in June of last year. l mer districts relating to thetr --~- --- - Kr:ernlln_ OllSSJon to Henot She!- President JODLJ, Ia notify. been turned m to the new Meigs epm delivered a stern warmng log Mr. McComa• he had weal Board. The ligures mcludto the Umted Stoles about VJet beeu employed as ctork oald ed Salisbury 118,079.20, NorthNam. "If the United States "Your vast knowledje of western 814,671.25, Bedfotd ° - - 1d:-~v\\rs - Former Superintendent at the I· 1 CENTS c omas as _lerk DINNERWARE Around And About • at y Road spent Sunday in Middl., port With her .s: :~ ~:~ ter~m- law, Mr. a · Morgan and famrly. pia~ ~U '1 • . " '. 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