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HOUSE SLIPPERS Famous Brands Ladies' Dress Heels, Loafers, Flats Chapman· Canaday In tho Mlddlo &lock Noxt to Elborfeldl POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI 1 1 ENDORSE MOORERHEAD ZANESVILLE OhiO !UPliTom V Moorehead, an msuranceman who formerly was a slate senator and a congress., man, was endorsed by the Muttkingum County Republican Club 1 for slate seDator from t~Js d1~ lrlct In thrs year's el•ction. Ralph Marshall of New Concord also sou&ht the endorsement. . - . - - . ... . -· -- . ' .-' '. .. Come In To Elberfelds 2nd end 3rd Floor end get Youn1lf So"l' ltil Bergelna ln ·Furnhure For Every Room In Your House. "' ~ ELBERFELDS JN POMEROY enttne "' -. 3 bl alae FIVE CENTS wor ~ Promise Response in Kind to any Kind 2 Projects ~xceed Goals While Leader on Back t ) live Branch or ffers LB Of Reduction in Use of Force; Vows U.S. Will he in VietNam until Peace Assured t Middleport Postmaster Paul Casct, a pattent at Metgs Gen era! Hospital where he under went recent surgery, has had hiS morale lifted twrce got underway last fall, Mr Her- tnct S rs leadmg !be state In scher had Pomeroy NatiOnal donations and has surpassed Its bl! Bank President EdiSon Hobstet- Koal There are about 32 AmerWASHINGTON IUP[J - President Johnson has grven North Viet Nam 1 choice • ter, who handles hrs grft trans- 1can LegiOn Post. rn District 8. tween an ohve branch and the sword In hiS State of tbe Unron message to Congress, actions m Meigs, submrt a The "Gift. For Yanks" prothe President emphaSized thrs country's deme to reduce rather than expand the ocate check for $500 jeCt prov1des Christmas preSo of hostilities m Vrel Nam. He mv1ted the Communists to move toward a cease-fire with Cascr, whrle stretched out In Mr. Herscher In recent years ents for Legws members m PAUL CASCI or with out a formal peace conference and promised that "we Will respond if otbero JOo hts hospital bed, learned two has made other generous con- erans' hospitals duce their use of force " • CHICAGO - A GIANT fund - rarsmg proJects he leads trrbutiOns to CIVIC and church State Legton sources said doBu! m almost the same breath he reaffrrmed the US commitment io stay In VIet strorm, whlcb horied tbe mid- have exceeded therr goals protects of Mergs County natiOns In Drstr1cl 8 toward the Nam "until aggresBlon h a s - - - - - - west under a foot of snow, pusbJ w. Herscher, Charleston, w "It's amazmg that a man who "Glft For Yanks'' project as stopped" - even If the war e~ eastward today across the Va ' operator of the Hubbard no longer resrdes m our county of Jan 7 totaled $%,043 60 T,le Congre" to Great Lakes toward New Eng- Grocery err there, has contr1 continues supportmg 1t m such goal for the d1stnct was $1,662 land. 1 b lated ., d C C 1 b1 by pt't muscle .1to the commtt d h as- Cas~~ rfiO/u l~n:Jgsa ~ounty show ment by boostmg us defense The fringes or the storm, lad- ~:~s ~~:; ~~ C~os~e~ha~t :, generous manner. Sal en with freeZing rain and thrck, er Fund dnve for .966 above lis OTHER PROJECT $735 75 donated m Middleport, spendrng $58 brllron durmg the C 1¥ . rn Pomeroy, $to from I next frscal year to a new total Advance trckets lor the Thtrd Annual Melgo OWl sticky snow, were expected to 157110 f $3,000 goal Mr Casci rs also chatrman o $ of $58 3 brllron That wquld be Jun lor Mrss Pageant are on sale accordmg to Bob EISlO &weep through strike - crippled The donatiOn by Mr ij~rsch- the 19R6 "Grfl' For The Yanks" Rutland, and $60 from Racme Three men were rnjured In a man. ticket and lmanee chmman for tt>e Jaycee-sponsot-41 1 New York Crty by this after- er was hJs second toward the j proJect m District 8, Amencan Casc1 sard he wdl leave the semi ng-car collisiOn at 12 40 event noon Meanwhile, heavy snow t966 Red Cross Chapter fund i Legron hosprtaf soon very pleased over p m Wedn.,.day at the Junctron TOKYO (UP!) - Chinese Advance lrtkets are not for reserved seats. but a<*· No warnings were still flymg today driVe Soon after the proJect Postmaster Case! learned D1s- the successruJ drive of Rls 1 and 248, th~ State Communist "observers'' to· duccd 10 price Adult advance llckets are $1 and studtoll L ough most of Micb1gan and I Highway patrol reported Two day lgnOI'ed PresidODI John- and children trckets are 75r Trckets at the door will be eastern Wisconsin. Snow - packof the mjured were hosp1tallzed son's words of peace and saki $1 25 and $1 00 respectively ed roads kept hazardous drlvOff1cers said the colhswn OC· bts State of tbe Union mesPersons m the Racme area l The pageant, designed to ... mg warmngs posted 1n north curred when Fred Fnzzle, 75, sage proved tbe current U. s I may buy tickets at Proffitt's teet the most outstwlding hi&la eastern IUmoiS. 1 Reedsvrlle, dr1vmg west on Rt drive 14 end the war In VIet I Wholesale resrdent. In and school semor girl m Meigs <OUI>o I 248, pulld onto Rt 7 and ha4Nam was a "amoke screeo" I nea r Che~ter can secure tickty , will be staged Sunday"'""' I NEW Dt;LHJ - VICE PRES· ed south rn the path of Ule a Japaneae oews mvice re- el' at Rrdenour Supply Don- rng at 8 at the Middleport l!lgll Ident Hubert H Humphrey, I NEW YORK (UP II - A earliest Predrctrons of sr ow In mrllron pensiOn protectron out- semi opera1ed by Raymond K pOrted from Pelllng. Ina 's Hestarant m Rutland Will school audrtorrum AI the en4 Secretary of State Dean Rusk I h Baker 43 St Sauk VIllage Jll E rH r today Red C b 1n a and to a'de 'od<r h ld to settlement ended the strrke of the crty led to the po>srbrlrty ol lay and $9 mrlhon for ot er • · • a e • be sellrng trckets in that area of the 2"r< hour Program • oat SP4 ret ~el ~u; an~ 4; ~mufe" 36 000 transit workers early a fmal chaotic commutmg day workers, mcludmg members of There ~as ~avy dam~'! to the charged that tbe UnJted 1n Pomeroy, SwJsner - Lohse of the contestants will be cro• ~"eting WJth Soviet Prernler l lodav and restored subway and \ The differences between the the Amalgamated Transit C?..T"han medmm toB ke selml States was preparing to step Drugs Stark's Pharmacy and ed Metgs County Juruor MJsl Alexei N Kosy 111 t was bus Service to mtlhons who had TA and umon on esum2t,ng lhc l Umon (ATU> O'Grady s~ud e mJur were 8 er, ac- up the Viet Nam war to en- Crow~ Steak House have ad- and will win a $200 scholatfi.pltyp, g b ttled ' d omic l contract mcrease appeared other \\orkers recelved an eratmns of the scalp, treated pll the whole of Indochina. vance tickets merchandise giftS, a tro ' presumed ID have centered on a persona. ao econ r at Veterans' Memorral Hospital I d 1m t pete In the Vtet Nam hardship smce New Year s1 largely a matter of determlllmg l increase of about $6 rn1lhon, l f • Jn M1ddleport. tickets may be an a r nee o com 1 1 D what proVISions constituted and that the pension outlay and rele~ed, Fr 'J:L e, a rac- 1an Increase of nearly $10 b!lhon , purchased at Dutton's Drug Oh1o Jumor M1ss Pageant 111 The meeting was one of the I ay lured pelviS and multiple !rae m military spending levels 1 '' b Xema lon•est that Sovtet and Ameri Tbe Transrt Authorrty tTAt boosts rn bentfrts Both partres should not be regarded an t ed Ib d 1 S!Jlre rre ruaryi n ____ 1 d tha 1 1 th t ur r s, an a passenger m 1 smce last January - ~-------" • can leader• have held m recent and stnkmg Trall!!port Workers agree t a east a 154 mcrease m e pac th Geor L S th 44 yem Neither Soviet nor u s Umon (TWU) reached agree- million Increase was provided Settlement of the 13-day R:ro~~lle, m~~pl~ ,.~:ration; Shgbl Ddrclt spokesgn would comment of- ment on a proposal for 8 tw&- TWU members stnke became unmment early o' the head and scalp both ad- The Chief Executive estimat I fically ' llii what was said Un- year contract which the unron But Douglas MacMahon, chlef l today when both MacMahon milled to Veterans ' 'Memorrat \ ed total federalspendrng m the l offici~! bot reliable 90lll'ces said said er;mted 170 miilron In nogotrator for the uruon, said and a . TA spokesman said Hospital. u months startrng July I •t Us~~"rS VIPt Nam was the primary topie ' Increased benefitS to workers lncreal!es also Jnduded a 171 (Continued On Page Four) The patrol crted Frru.le to I $112 s billion but said the ~!" of discussion ITheTA said, however, that the --Mergs county court Feb 2 on a current prosperrty would brrng AKRON Ob' (UPIJ _ Pollee In two maJor Ohio cltlet increase would he more accur- ' 1charge of failure to yteld the m $111 billion m revenut•, satd today' thei; expert to make more arrests w a crack· COLUMBUS FORMER 1 ately set at 160 mrllron r1gbl of way leavmg a defrctt of only 1$8 down of narcotrcs rackets that bas netted 14 arrests, in· 1 Go\1 Michael V 01Salle was There was no tmmedntte Other patrol arr,.sts Lellt'~- btlhon He called this the 1 cludmg the son of a former Akron ma yor bqck in the center of the spot- announcement whether an m day mcluded Augustme Fo- smallest defiCit m many years I Akron pohce anestecl Edward 0 Enckson .Tr 2!, I ll~ht today tn speculatmn as to crease m fa res would be canu. 82, Rl 1 Gall1pohs dump- Johnson assured the lawrP. I Kent State UmversltY sop homore, and his college roomwho will carry the ?emocratic necessary But TA Chairman rng refuse along hrghwav , uted kers that thiS country IS mate David Kmg 23, Kent, as the wave of arrests oontill' 0 banner In Novembers guberno- Joseph 0 Grady sard he w1 •ld I to municrpal court Jan 14, Aud wealthy enough to carry the ued Wednesday -- -- - - - - - - - -torlal race He was expected to discuss fman cmg of the ccnrey Ann Lew1s, 33 Mercerville extra defen'ie burden while In Columbus a·total or It per MariJ uana obtamed m Mexico announce his phms dunng the tract with Mayor John V 1 Star Rt, speedmg, c1ted Jan 1contmumg to 'bwld H gn•o~t sons were arr'ested 111 narcotic to Ohio's capttal c1ty next two weeks. Lrndsay , Paul E Kloes, MlnerSV1lle, l l4 1 society at home" Accordrngly, rards m lbe Ohro State Unrver MaJ Carroll _utwr~gbt of lht State Sen Frazier Reams Jr Even before the "iettleme;,t I Wednesday was elected cash1er Six or seven other acctdenls he outlmed a massive agenda Slty campus area The Colum- poh(e detecttve bureau bert of Toledo, who had been men was announcei.J steps to restore OF The Farrr:ers Bankd nd Sav· l were bemg mvestigated by the of domest1c legislatiOn, mclud- bus ratds were touched off by said young Ertckson accompantiOned prommently m recent serv1ce to the transit system's 1 mgs Company by the board of patrol early this mormng most· mg new C\VIl r1ghts laws an the arrest here of a suspect""d Jed Ralph Relmenschnetder, II, weeks as a potent1al candidate & m1lhon dally passen~ers Wtre I directors at lhe1r annual orgam-~ ly tn Gallla County, but com. expanded war on poverty, and narcotics peddler v,ho told po- Akron on a tnp to Columbus peared out of the mam race under way A short lime after, I zat10nal meehng. plete reports were not ava1l- a nat 1onal dnve to clean i.lp lice he delivered supplies of last week to deliver a shtpmf.Bt 1d seeking the nommat10n for a few buses were operatmg m Mr Theodore T Reed Jr 1 able l\tost resulted from slippery polluted nvtrs or mariJUana the lleutenant governor's JOb several parts of the c1ty , president, said Kloes rePlace~ h1ghway condictmns caused by To pay for his guns and 1 1 Enrkson and Kmg wert "!eams told Ohro .~cnpps -.How Desprte these meas" ·s, rul, J EdWllrd Foster, an employee a Ibm coatmg o( ICe af!er early butter program, he rC<UI•1 ' rested on ronspll'acy charles of the bank smce 1923. Foster mornmg ram mended that Congress Wipe out and the-Jr bonds were expettecl 1 0 newspot!ers, I wouldn t get serv1ce was not expected on the ? a 1 pr ary fight With Dr- 1,069 mile transit system unttl wrll contmue es a VICe prestthe culc; which took effect Jan to be set today Retmenscbfleid. Sfallehl have too much r~spect the evemng rush hour at dent untrl hiS retirement In I In federal eXCISe !axes on new er was arrested Monday ... m as • governor, hrs exJAMES KIMBALL M h f lh I b '-".!..· ror-1ence and abihty as ti cam- ~m: l~~'tftm 1 arc 0 IS year automobile~ and t e J e phone 1mpl1cated a Colum us res1.,_., paigner" In addrtron to Reed, Kloes and calls. He did not ask •nv I Slerlrng G Wagner, 23. SAIGON - U. S. forces Ia I Foster the drrectors also rerncrease tn rncome tax rates , F.rrc kson s father, who . . VIet Nam wf11 join South VI· I elecled Vrce Presrdent. Theron Bui he proposed that larger pleted hiS term as mayO!' eat1io WASHINGTON - C 0 N- et Nam government troops to Johnson of Letart Fall~ and Ll pi ted amounts be withheld from An outsta ndmg panel of juddg- ~r thts month was vacattet'ling gress was ready today to take oo I g three da• cease R h d E J f p Pomerov ons com e es has been nam•d lo jU ge I ~ serv n a , rc ar ones o omeroy plans Wednesdav lor therr berng paychecks lo put more tax pay- the Thrrd Annual Meigs County 1tn Port Sht Lucre; Fa , :,t •Ro•O an early - but not altogether Kloes. 39. rormer Metgs Coun- 1 host on January 19, to a Distnct ers more nearly on a pay as- Jumor Miss Pageant to be l thtmde o1 IS sonts arrtbee.. frrendly - look at Presrdent fire during Tet, the Chinese ty Retnrder, JOined the staff 13-H zone meetmg you go basis He also called for sta ed tht s Sunday evenmg at a no lommen on tlll Johnson's plan to swell tax Lunar New Year which begins I of the bank In 1962 and was First Vtce Presrdent Dale I a speed-up rn eollectron of s .~ the Middleport hrgh srhool ! exeeptt us ay ., I shall cut lllf revenues fiS much as $4 3 ~~it.:!.: a~~a:ll(,.~m;:~s;. ' elected Assistant cashier m Warner presided OYer the ousl Icorporate taxes as a bre,,t, on audJtonum vacaton shorl billron next year to meet riSrng I Don Young , chairman , an-I Authort tJes m both cities d• VIetnamese war costs. I sa~dh~n !l:~d~o~oa:~::~o~:~ James . B Kimball, dr strlct I 1923 He ts a graduate of Porn- ~ ness meeting followmg lunch ID m£[atmnary pressures oommercral manager for Gen- 1eroy High Sehool and of the , the SOCial rooms of the feder-r Suffident Measures nnuncedt he JUdges wrll be clmed to give details of tbt .,. There were md1catJons h1s I 1 32 proposals might meet sliffl ~:':rm~':::~ ::: :.::~:•dlb~ era! ~eph~."no~~.l,;an~·a/~h~ l ~hro Sc~ool of B~nkrng A nd ated church A lrlm furnrshed Johnson expressed the hope Mrss Marranne B Campbelf, l resls for fear of llppmg off IUfo oppos1t1on Comment. from key 1 New Year boliday ~~j seekaythe Republican nomt- r::~e::er :~~heK~:e::ca~soL: by William Grueser about hunt- that these measures would be Igeneral menager of RadiO Sta j pects stall at large. members for the most part The American spokesmaa nation for state representatrve l gion and the S racuse Meth~ mg and flshlng won a hearty re. sufficient to finance the govern- 1Lion WJEH m Galhpohs; M1.:;s ranged from Critical IJl guar- 1ald the IIIO,OOtl American in the 27th Distnct of Ohio dlst church. H/ 11 mamed to spollSe A specral gu~st was ment and keep the lid on Janrce Tannehrll, former Jondedly noncommltaL soldlen ln Sooth VIet Nam A leader In CIVIC 1mprove-l the former Jean Robson of Kenne~ Leach, of Lron Don rnOation ror MISs and now a student al S0 "wlU certainly go along wltb ment and Republican l'<rrty af- Mrnersvllle Mullens See Page 4/or I Ohro Unrversrty , Joseph ~ WASHINGTON - REPUB.i the VleiDomese." tarrs the 31-year-old Kimball rs Ladres of the church servrng Tba ckery of the Musrc Depart ' !lean leaders weM! pledged tothe first Athens County Repub- r Nrne rncumbent drrectors were lunch were Mrs Lena Grueser, Me1sage Summary I ment at Ohro Umversll), Roday to alve President .John-""~""-""' hcan to frle in the newly formed reelected to the board at the Mrs. Lrlly Houck, Mrs. Clara 1bert Morrrs, prrncrpal of Bradson's legislative program close drstrrct which mcludes Athens annual meetrng of shareholders Karr and Mrs Mabel Wolfe bur) School and John Shumanrs. Davrd E Grueser 31 Porn1 scrutiny. They charged he is Gallla and Meigs Countres , :~er Frn the day These are 0Up Presrdent of the Belpre Jay- eroy was found not gmlty Wed1 mapping "supermarket pr.. Kim,ball currently serves as F ed ' R ~r, and Johnson , Dr THE WEATHER ' cees nesd~y rn Galhpohs mumetpal grams" limed at correctmg central oommltteeman and r rsey, Moson, w Va Occaslooa1 rain souiJI today. I These judges Will begrn thetr court on a State Hrgbway Pa"oll the ills and drfiiCulty of Alh011S County treasurer for the I dentrst Fred .w Crow, local Windy, colder tongibt, and Fr~ l I duties Saturday afternoon by trot cbarg• of !rulure III givo the whole wide world" Republican Party Extremrly I attorney ' Leslie F Fultz, Gen day. Snow Ia northe-ast eDdiog conUi.iclmg hve mmute mte ! an audible signal when passUl& <;en ate GOP Leader Everett h r eral Manager the Pomeroy CeIn lb ml I • th h te tanl l Grueser ood heen charged •• 0 I rnterested In publtc service, e I ment Block Com an . E fur e mo ng. A New Haven w Va' COU· v e~s WI tac con s Dlrkaetl and House GOP rs charrman of the Athens Bus· 1bert S h llh P Y• pie coofrned rn the Mason and by srttinb rn on Saturday ' result of accrdenl Dec 25 oR Leader Gerald R Ford m their mess Assocratron's Labor Rei a· c e ase, Canton LOCAL TEMPS c.,;nt arl at Pt Pleasant h s I rehearsals The grrls' perfoNn.ll Rt 7 South of Rt 504 rn Cbeowr televlsled report of how A frame ho.ne on Gold Ridbge lions Commrttee and a hoard of l aPrttorney, Harold E Smrth, The temperature rn Pomeroy's repori'..lly confessed to ' t~e l ances durrng the pageant will be shrre HIS car had coll;ded ~rth near Darwm was destroyed y f the 'lb esrdent, Mergs Equrpment busrness drs tr 1ct at 11 25 a m forgery of two checks he last jU dge d sunday evenrng J oe' one drtven by Wallace .Jones they saw the State of the Umon, directors member or n - C 0 voiced agreement with John· fire Wednesday evemng ens Umted Appeal the Athens ! ' and C. Wayne Swrsher, today was 4.l degrees under re 1Struble of Pomeroy will be Mas- 31 Rt 2 Jackson Jones wa~ eon 's demre to bring the war tq Pomeroy Volunteer firemen, (Continued On P~ge Four) (Contrnued On Page Four) I cloud skies yeMar. C ter of Ceremomes for the 2\1 fi~ed $!0 'and costs Jan 7 on , VIet Nllm III 1 lllcceS9ful con- 9llllllllOned to the scene at 5 30 e1gs ounty Sherrfl Robert hour perforrrrance · p m said the structure was C Hartenbach and MrddleporJ I patrol charge of ~n Improper elusion, but ...... critical of go.. betore u1elr amvw They Chief of Polrce Herbert Grlkev left turn m the same accident bls plans lor financing the war said the house was occu~red by \.\. Identified the patr as Agnes E·R MPn An•wer R Wrllram Jenkms. crty "' 11"' and for the progroiiii be Is I O'B 33 d Ch I r!Jlr called Jones and Ptl Clrf pla.m!ag at home. Mrs. Dorothy Welch family A A eholr drrectur 'a secret fear Followmg the practice the and a drreetor's krt containing ~ene I O'~an, • an ' ares 1 79 Calls in 1965 ford L Russell, lnvestrgalin& 7 room alructure, II wa• owned _ tl>lt the ng1Jt notes wtll not group went to tbe bosement dnr- musrcah nstrument., nclud1ag am~ ryan, 22 officer to testily for the pros., by E. A Stewart of Cbesblre II" 91lng _ came true for Wrl- rng room wbere the decorated a comb and paper A socral It IS alleged !he two forged I Tire Mrddleport emergency-! cubon. Grueser end his wife Veteraat Memorial Ro&pltal The blaze apparently started bam Russell, director of the brithdoy cako and 38 candles hor was held wrth group smg- a check for $120 at Strffler s I rescue squad answered 179 colls testified for the def""'e The Admfsolottl - Betty Sayre, m the kltcben from a defective Heath Methodist Church cborr, awaited Mr Russell. Ice cream, rng Sture rn Pomeroy on October 91durrng 1965, It was reported to- I defendant was represented 111 Ne~ Haven; Kilty Melfger. Che- flue Loue8 were estimated at Wednesday everulli al choll' cake and coffee were served Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. and one for about $35 at Roller's , day the Halliday _ Sheet. Jaw firm. thlre; Freddie Frizzle, $3,0011. practice with Mrs C M. Hennesy pour· Wilham Russell, Mrs John Ba- Cosmetics In Middleport on 1 The squad, a section of tbe ReedsvUle; George Smith, Pomeroy Jllre Chief • Henry As a surpnse for his birth- Ing • ker, Mrs Hennesy, Mrs Mar Nov I Mrddleport Volumteer Frre Delleedsvllle. Werry today orged par£ns Inrt- day, the choir boomed out the Mr Russell was presented vm Dowson, Mrs Leo Smith, The O'Bryans are held on ; partment was summoned on 75 r Mel(s Genenl RDipltal Dfschlrgeo - Stella Searls, latlng lire alarms III give the "Happy Birthday" song when wrtb several "appropriate" Mrs Ben Phllscn, Gene Harrrs, live counts of alleged !urger) rn-!Jlwn calls and 104 outside I AdmlllioDI - Domer Theisa, Middleport; Mrs. Ronald Pool- dispatcher specific details as to Director Russell waved !be gift., Inclcdlng a "director's Chel Tannehill, Doug Dowson, 1in Mason Coonly Sberrft Hart· The average number of men an- Leon, W Va or and daughter, C~ester , Ed- location of the blaze and the downbeat lor the first si~ht- crymg lowe!," hand painted bv l Carol Bachtel, Ken Russell, enbach said wanants fur the swerrng calls was nine, the I Discharge~ - Clara Welell na Darst, Pomeroy; Car I towrrship m which the ftre IS readmP, run·through of the an· Carol Bachtel; a pair of ear l Mrs Ro•er Morgan and Mrs two are berng sent to Mason squad truck traveled over 2,1100 Rutland; Emma Smith, Middl" Schultz, Jr., Racine. Ilea ted. lbem for Sunday, __ I muffs, ancient lheel music, Bernard Fullz. CouniJ authorlU& miles. 1 porl :# WORLD v• Three Hurt In Collt"st"on Of Rig, Car B . R t r· k ts fo argam a e IC e r Jurn•or M"ISS Show on sa}e dr~~~ ~~ f:l~a~~ I San e t ol No ember 26 SOCIAL CA I VNDAR • THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII NO. 225 rfransit Strike Ends WSCSG roupof R kS • M tCh h ee sa urc Mainly About People /n Pcmerov a at y "-' lJflfloted To Thll lnteru" Of TIM Mei11-Maaora .4reo Van Meters Are Hosts When Class Meets About Safety • e The Daugbers of Ruth claso of the Untied Mdhodl•t church, sponsored a Stanley party M00o day afternoon, at the home of MISS Lydia Ebersbach, Mulbel' ry Ave Followmg a demonstration III' Mrs Richard Campbell, Stan~ was played and prrzes awarded to Mrs C Melvm Alkire, MIS! Nelle Bing, MIS! Lucretia Genbeimer, Miss Ebersbacb and Mrs Frank Stewart. Refresh. ments were served by the host. ess to those named above and MISs Ada Genhetmer, Mrs De.. sie Patterson, Mrs Jay Warner and Mrs Mrnrue Neutzllng. •' 'I Daughters of Ruth Clasa ltolfh Party 1 Recogm1Jon of char1e. mem sta l holders berRand election of new offtct>rs I A\o;:u on the table wa:s the surA demonstratton on attr.achtghllghted the 36th unn 1versarv p11se gilt of the evenmg, a htr~e Mrs Grace Pratt and Mrs Hve kitchen ideas was given by observance of the LO\al PRI!i anm\eJsary lake from the Rev 1.lohn Werner \\'ere m Wellston Betty Newton of the Columbia Class of the Mlddlepm i Chureh and \1r.!l Donald H1cks, wh1ch Sunday to attend a President " dis Company 'Bt the meetmg of Christ held Monda" fvcnlng was 1ns1n bed 36th anmversary mee!mg of the Busi~ess and ot the Business and Professlonal •t the borne of Mr< F.dgar Re) Loyal Pals Class Favors of ProfESSional Women s Clubs Women's Club of Middleport nolds green d" hcloths tred wtth ordlid Mrs Opal Priddy, daughter T!!~Y evening at tbe gas r1bbun the, class colors, wert' uf Mr and Mrs Jacob Turner office . Four Ch<~J \l;'r mllnber ~ \H~J t' gt\ en those present Mr HR ks 1s r~covenng satJSfactortly from 'l'he regular dinner was held prese nted mlludmg ~1J \s ~lt~b41 und --on Doug, Jmned the group surgely for the removal of ktd at the Martin a,estaurant Fe-H) se ll . \1 ts<:. Fra n( t't' HI!U!ih dunng tl~~~ evemng ' ney stones at Veterans Memor cedl ne: lhe mee tl ng Mrs Grace Miss Ntnii HLr~~tll and \t r' I ial Hospital m PGmeroy, Pratt, president, conducted 1111 fu ' 1 Audrey 1 rml r~nd f I the meeting and welcomed one teaeher ut ihe lla" M"' \lrl 0 OS Members of Return Jonathan guest, Dorrnda WI Ison of Pomdred Ha111lt\ 'I to; A.lltn llnk Merg~Chapter,DAR,arebe· ln. . on al so ll 41la / ll r I!H'mbtr ' rogram a mg remmded to brmg heirloom eroy. Mrs. Guy Reynolds conduct· nul\ 111 mg rrr F'l J! ilia 1t'llll''ll 1 I qu1lt.s or those of unusual deed a memonal trlbute to the IJt'rt>d lht< cl b!i 1~11h <1 ( unt• l· h G s1gn to the meetmg to be beld l'f)l J~tk Junkrns n1 t e ,a 1 1 late Marguerite Durst. The serbi rm1 I Fndav mornmg at 11 am at • th 1 1 1vice included e tgbt ng of a ]!pnlrs Post Slate Patrol w•s the hume of Mrs. Nan Moore A round - robm b1rthrbv c<~rrl ~ueo.;t spe.tke! at the Janu<:J'") green candle and placing of a \'. ... s st'nl to Frt>dH Welhng m mt>elmg of the Pomt>roy El~ I Mr and Mrs. Harold T Huhyellow rose bud Ill. a vase With Mr and Mrs Purl Van Meter 1 Fhltld<.t ,lf,u<::t' llll lh(Ln ou 1r-1 mrnl~n PTA Mund,n evemng bard and Mrs Don Covert, a melnorial tribUte read by entertained the Golden Ctrcle rtd on Ow amll\f'Js,lr \ d<~le 'Jr,Jfflt vwlatrons and ac{'t I Pomeruv. left Tue-sday mormng Mrs Reynolds. class nf the Rutland Church of Mt s I (l ~<~ t Ht\Jlold-. \\t -. ' ~ detl t" \\rrs h1" suhjt>( ! An aud- for Akron, Oh1o, where they Durmg the business meetmg Christ Saturday evenmg at7·30 (hcn gt> 1t lhl lit' 1111 nrll l fJf' r 11 I 11 nt t' pdrltrt!Jatwn on a nghl W4·re tailed due to the death of three names were accepted for With 10 members and two guest1 whrln lr ll ldt " l] lllfl,llt 11 ~ t1kln 111d \\lurtg :rn;t 1~as hL ill lollm1 ~Irs Har ry Moms (Hel en Hubmembership. Mrs. Pratt an- present [I orn a Jl 1 11tfll I b1 11klt•1 'd h1 a qut st ur1 <~nd t~n ~\1 t'i h<1 t d 1 F'unpr,Jl arrangl:'mcnts boonc:ed that the state conven- Tht> meeting was opened with 'Btble Prutnl"4" JHt~ul l t'd hi Pt'!ll)d .t re rmnmplete Uon would be held in Cleve13nd prayer by the pregident, Carl enrh oJ lht l1h' IPht'rs hi \\ J-. I-I~~ C.Ji nwrt· P14 "tdenl lnn May 13 - 15. The February Hysell Devot1ons were read by Mt and Mt s Edw,Jrd Young Re\ nol d-. l. h Iit t " ~~ 1t 11 dw t4d tlw nw ·lmg v.lm h opPn 1 meeting will be m charge ol Roy Snowden. Several members \ ts!1ed v.tlh rPI,IItv es ~~~crnt v from Ihe Kt'1 1111 ill ~ 111 10 111 \\ 1th tlw pl(d~;e to ll ag ond the Civic Participation commit- were reported sick The class 111 f<J,ht H,ulk, Frem mt Bell Hid thtk" 11 H lliYI4tid 1 n ~ 111• 1 I. t ~s prtH r b l\ •111111 \~.tlton Mr s tee w1th Mrs. John Werner, discussed a project for improvvtew cmd m Columbus v.Hh l\lr on thl'lt \lork 11 1 li 1 lrH nr -. t,tl\ Husse ll lt e:Js uJet <itll•(l chairman. ing the Church basement soon, ph asf~ ur the dlulih .II II\ t a~ ~Pr1 1:'1ar\ 1s lhl:' c~b'-'e rHe of and Mr s Ray noush I 111e program, entitled ~<Per- Barbara Grueser closed tht 1sonat Development'' was gtven meeting with prayer and pruJer·•-. nul 111 111 P•ll \1 rs !Pon Vl r K!l1 Rhl 't he pn sr ' Mr and Mrs L w McCom· 1 settn plm l ~~~ n h 11 1' ' Ot'n l th<m ki'Ci ll1t trt•tt (UIIrm rt as and il lr and Mro;; Hatolrl by Mrs. Arthur Strauss 10 the Refreshments of salad, sand. 1 absence' Chrt .. tn11 ~ lr1 rn 1l1t 11h ~ Ire Mr s Josl"' ph SlruhiP a c; 4,0 rge <md sons Bmm <.m'J of Mtss Freddie \\IChes, cooktes, coffee and tea Durrtl l'( llr 4 hu 111 ~-. ~l'' ' m ~lr -. f hrniP.., J tgd t and all Bren l " e11 m P:a r~eJsburg, W Houdashelt, program chairman were served by the hostesses, condu rl d h\ ,],, H,! , ,t li ,m Jo4m mothe1s for helpmg s,r \.\ "il urd .ry While there th f: } Betty Newton presented a the VanMeters Others present 1Jng:i the l~'"'!!llll h•JJ ~r ~ ] , ,., lht <h rJ st.on.l s l ~t·d Vl"' tt d ~ 1 th 1\lt Me(omas' ne demonstrattononfoodgarmshe-s with those named above were !.Iabel lhsl·ll ,-t ... •lul\11 lutnlnlt lt V.!l ~ <~ n nnltrH t d b\ \1t~ pht'w lim M(C'mn,ls, who b Mrs, Dwaine V. GilelJ and presented four model ktt- Helen May Nelson, Thelma Hy~" ch ut !Ill II \I '' H ( I pi I d 1\ tth r In' li \\ lght ht lith rhnll m,m, rei ol el ng ftnm ,In apprnd cchens earned out JD different sell, Rtchard Grueser, Charles deep n·~ r I"' I ~ ~ ~ ~~ i l l :-.Ill \\ \' !lil t Ihe lit:' dlh Oe],i:H tm ~->n• lnnty ell St Jo<wph 1\osp!tal color schemes A dessert course Grueser, Greg and Teresa Vaopresenl• d '"'h a grt r lor ilr• !'• """ 'd , ondu ot •" lt•, ts fur all Of - I OTfiOge WO eV n V M I yt"ars ~~~ \ li L JS ,I llltll.'fl o ( lnldt ~n at !lie S(; hool and :r-,1 l NPI., 'Y4 m s D.l y dmner P::lf'Sis ' Mrs JJm t s Murray has rc- bnde IS a graduate of Ravens- ~ ersburg, W. Va m 1965 and ts was served followmg the dem- e er the ('Omrr.!tlt't East Letart WSCS 1J 1\ ~\ Jrnt' r, ~IJ.. Kl!nn.-th Har of \ I' ,md Mt ~ EdwaJ d 'r ou;g cCJ!fcd word of the mdrrtagc wood High School and attended emploved at the DuPont Com- onstrahon New u fftrrr~ 1\ !'rt' t>IP !ttl .md rt~ ,lJld \1 r!:i ll7.a f.rlmore .Jr Wt'rf' :\11 ond Mt s 0 s rn r of her grandda ughter Marv T ou Glesvllle Stale College She pany in Parkersburg. lnclu dt' ~7rs 4j!J\ Hr\llol(h 111 11111tet'nd 111 hlp the health Ft14k •·r and Mr ;md 1\lts. At Wrud d,t ugh tcr of Mr and \fr" graduated from tlle Mountam [ Th . d te f Bud Edwards Dies Meets}anuary4th prestdent l r I'll t s hou... h ~ t. n,mlllf'l:', Mrs \\right Mr~ I thur E\ I ll~ 4ff ( heshu e. Rcmd~lph Ward of Ha\ ens\\oOO : Stale Bus mess College m Parke groom lS a gra ua e The East Letart WSCS met VJCI::! tiff ldt•nj ~11 :-. r dg I! Ht' Ill I ht'T t S! Lit ~lr s f<lntf' S Ow I \\' \ a -- - Ravenswood High School, class In Califorru'a I " Jan 4 at the church with rune nolds, 'Wiri"'I<Jll '11~ \l1dr1\ 41 1" md !lr11 s Ke1mrt Walllln ". . . ,. ,. __.. ~ Mr and r-,lr" Randolph Ward of 1959 and Mountam State Orus (Bud) Edwards ,·~ 01 1 members present It opened FrO"lf, (1S, IO: I,m\ St'( J('!,ll\ 1\!Jb 'i ,\lllr llw l•~ t lh e fifth gr,Hle -~ ~" Nma Hu s~JI I d• NTJI) \lt-..., \\dtil ht tl'tend<tn(e aw.ud 200 Hl'nr J L 11 a~ t. Ravcn .. •,iood College In Park('rsburg where the late James and Eliza Ed WJthahymn. aptayerbyDorts 'Mildrt'd H<lllll ) lr ollt'! ( ( lllrnl! \ r llw ( hN: Ill 1h• m~t'ttng , announced lhe lll.Jt J!age o[ th~lr OC prlngS he received hts dtploma ln Da- ward!l dted at the age of 68 Adams, and the readmg of 1 tf't" ch lll lllln ltlr r~ltme nls we1e se1v ed h J daughter, Mc~ry nu, to }),~ame f ta Processmg and Busmess Ma· m the, Los Angeles County Hos~ Psalmbll 7 The h''"l t'~-.: \IJ ~ H{ I llllld<: I hi:' [I)011W1"i of tht' fiJtJrth gradP ~'I v Gtles, son of \1r and \lrs I chtmst He has enlisted m the' ( pital January 4th The usmess meetmg was presented gtfl~ I llw Ht l ,Jil d \I III I Mrs M.H Vtn Hurtt :VIi s Dl'lbert Gt les, 1102 Hell!) st The January meetmg of the . He' IS survwed .by a daugh presided over by Hazel Fox. Mr o;; l)imll d I ll(~ ' \I I I 1\tl(l, \\ ill Ill ~f" lson an d \I I " ~1 .1 • -1 d ~I A c Pr f'ston RavrnS I\0011 :wscs of the Rock Sprmgs uh. s rNadvySand Is ekmlployedR Inter, Luctlle Poole, Laguna Ferne Hayman gave a reading snn II'll ht·r I f IIJ, ( I ~~~ ,lllc1 lur \h '\ nl:!us lll chmge ~~ r an Is ' t'£1 M : Th e wt>ddmg \~3" <~n evl nt of MelhodJst church was held Mon- t e \\ar upermar e m av- Beach, Calif: a 1:10n, Orts Ed sJons. Mrs VJrgU Roush the oul gnlng I'' ' rdllll ~~ ~~ Hunlmgtnn \\ ~ ~' ·llvh~t d r Novm lllcr 26 ut the J u ~ t d.Jy aflpJno on, at Ute church enswood unttl he leaves for wards Howell Mlch- four program for the wor· Ra"' Img-. \lrr \ B,Jrh I n ( t n• lfoton•:t ('/p ( lltiJ and fl. Ir s f lvnll' t o ~~ • ur~ a~ I Met hndr st { huH 11 m Sp-t-t,J N wnh Mr:-; W A Morgan presld- senJce The couple IS retadlng grand~htldren, ',. seve~ great VI<.~, entitled, "Memoirs ed lht dflur r~rt~P brmJght Ill Ml~ :\ elle 'I'! a(~ rs II II C Jo nr her wrddm~ the hncit' mg at 6 Gallatm Street m Ravens- grandchildren, a brother, DaEra, celebrahnl the Mr" (,n(e 1'1 ill rnd , , , . . ' lli)et:c fll Hailt)\ ~ Cu rdt"'and MJ s mne! tt "> wa'i <~t ttred Is a thl ee plect' GJ oup smgmg of a h~mn and wood Mrs GJles has oeen a na Edwards, Long Beach, Cahf niversary ef the WSCS. Roush \1 " m IHit d the gut -. '!I re annual dmne1 of t h t' Wl::' l t! m Athens n cent 1\ . sUit of wh1t e ~ ool v. 1th v. lr1l e pra\ er by Mr ~ MOJ gan opened frequ.en 1 VIS Itor WI th her gra nd· and one sister, Mrs. Rann1e mg9 were 8lven bY Ma pr!7P \l r-. k ( \[1 ld-. n p<!JI I'd \t t' lg~ {ou nl\' Moton'\<le dub au Pson es She t<T!!Itd .I the mtrtmg De~;otwns taken moth~r. Mrs Murray. carrie) Moore, of Pomeroy. bel elds, Hazel Foi, Dorll nn a grit !.rltn t11 1 shu1 111 d\11 WAs held recen tly at Ballets \\-h1te Bible topped \'.tlh an OJ· from Psa lm 117 were led by He was preceded in death by Adams and Mary Roush . The tng th h4illd 11 v' rq n ... ..,t 1111 drlt Pll lurl:'s of t he chid curs.Jge Mr s Lewts G1 ueser, followed IN REST CAMP hts wife Nettie Eblm Edwards group also celebrated the birth1 Mrs lle\nolch st'r\ t>d a de~ gruuv \\-cJr taken by Mrs Phil The couple took a honevmoon l b\i the readmg nl the hymn on Janu~y 23, 1964. day!l of Dons Adams, Ferne olma, !!f'rt cou1~l' trnm .1 11blt- 411\ 4'1 IJ' fi , dtord Plans· :md rv!'nts trip through ~ th ( VIr J cstl'i \\ e Jnok I 11 'I/r('P anll H Mr and Mrs. Harold Wilham Hayman and Barbara Adams. 01 81 1 1 ed .,., 1rh 1 Jrni'n r loilr mrd t•·a r1(r I he roming HJ r 'IH'r e dts .tf...1 gm1a <J nd west v 11 gm1a rhe nwdlldtwn b\ :'11t ~ i\1(Jrga n A , Lemley he~ve learned from their Soup and coffee and pickles tu rmg (Ill <ll l v.h rte flo nl HI ( us~ed I shoJI bu si Jit";S ~essw n v.a s held , son, Lance Corporal Stanley R ASSIGNED TO ENGLAND were served m the basement of ra n~'"'nwr 1 t rn u g11~t>n (1\s t,,l Attendmg Wt're Mr and Mrs 1 I ELECTE:U SECRETARY j '(ho~1n 101 H(lron' wc~s the Lemley that he had arnved IR Airman Thtrd Class Gay E the church by Focie Hayman cont <' tner 111 th mllrhmg nu 1 l.r,•Drge \\ttght Mr and M1s JAN l!Sik (' An l1a llot ll ddugtJt er of Mr 1top tc of 1he progtarn, tak~n Jap ... nfor a rest, followmgsev- I Fields,sonofMr.andMrs Gay and Mabel Shields. dishes and 1\tull· f{olwrl Wtllwms, Mr and Mr5l 1he Pomeroy dra ~spea\ and Mrs James H<~l l has been Jrom J (o!lnlhJ,ms 3, w1th a11 erd mon1h~ act1ve duty at Chu l Fields of Reedsville, has been ....._.-..________ 1 Wrndrl l leHPt s Mr and Mrs Clilh v. 111 me PI \~r 11~1s " 1 8 elened se<TetaJ y of tht• S!ud nl membtJ , pMiiupalmg A diS La1 V1et Nam. After a short ! graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo. IN PRE-FLIGHT r Hoh IJa\ ts 'r1I1 fi n d" Ph tIrp 2 P nr at lire hume 11 1 " ' ' ,ou Counul of ( oltnnhus BusJtH ss cusst 1n \lids lw ld tn World Fed rest' penod, he Will return lo 1 from ih e tr ammg course 1or U. LETART, . W Va · - Naval :v1rs FINEST Hadford ilr and M1s Wrll 1am t!l Ht>th• 1 UnlH~r sJ ! y \1r:-.s Hall and hl'l erat 11111 of ' ll"'lhod 1 ~l V,.omen and Chu La1 for another fiVe S AJr Force v.eapons mechan- Aviation Officer Candidate Phll\\agnt-r Jr Mr <Jnd Mrs Jan ll f h roomrna h: Connie Da\ ,dsnn lr Mrs An us L(o nard told of nn mon ths He expressed hts ap- 1cs A graduate of Eastern Lo !Ip W. Hoffman, son of Mr. and (,( ot ~>J' Sllrtlu··r Nh anrl \ir s The reguldr mf't'tmg o t e oni on bo!h studlnts al ( BL , artwle Ill lhc Federation m precJ atJOn for the many Th anks· cal High School, he 19 being Mrs. Robert R. Hoffmao of I l.'l rl-'nt t.> Jordan, Mr t~nd Mt s Br •dbun p I' A. 111111 be held wet 8 WE'ekPnd guts ls of h e r The Melhor.hsl Wuman A poe m {T1vmg birthday and Chnstmas asstgned to Bentwaters RAF Route 1, Letart, ls attending N• hlr-.: Alk1re Hoger Alktre Mr Tlmrsda\ eHmng at 7 30 at th(' pan•nts, !1-h. aud Mr s Jaml·s i A { hal1 4nge" by Mrs. G1ue ~ards and gifts which he recetv- Statton, England, for duty With val Pre-Flight School at the Na-. ONE-DAY SERVJC , 1 and 1\lr o.; (,ene Houdash~:>ll Mrs s1 hool Hail I st-r dosed the meeting 1ed the U S. Air Forces m Europe. val Atr Station, Pensacola, Fla. ON REQUEST Mcnwre A.1" ld and Gt'orgt> W<:~g '!'he Pao;t Counulors of Theo ~~---____ _ n~t 1dorus Coull! II lJ<~ught t' rS ol Amem.' a "rll nw~:t Thursd:l\ , JANUARY FURNITURE CLEANUP SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING PINS AWo\RDEO evemng at th e home of Mrs CISeaners e Pomeroy Al'etld'TJl(e prns were award Oval 01ddle Hacme t'd 11 iht' Pomero\ Nazarene Ttle Elt anor l Irr. le of Heatl i "•• Our Free Parkmt lot You Can Really Save on Bedroom Furniture - Uving Room Suites - Kitchen Furniture - Tables - Juvenile 1 ( llllft h durmg the Sundav Sf hool Mettlndt s1 Clrurth Y.!ll mf et Furniture - Lamps - Mirrors - Pictures - Appliances -Dinette Sets- Room Size Rugs. hou r Su ndav mornt ng Rece1v 'I hut sda\ I::'Venlng ll1 7 30 at the 1 rng pills '.lt'rt' Mrs Ben Htown. r chun h Mr s \1 E Do\\ sun ts tJilt- \ed t Mrs ltaymond Wal program le<~d t•r ll lld M.rrg,lrrt Pomeroy Ohao IJu rn JL•lt \\ d!hutn Greg~ \~ , r l· Ed\'. Jrds It; m di<.~rge of d"VO ll lllrl !"-tl \ t' <l rs ~r !:' da Ht>ml~r · twn::; Ho-. tf'sse-. tltt' \l1 s .lflm~-"::; TONIGHT & THURSDAY --~111 lh rt HCJrs ar1d Rev i:!nd Johrt:i•ln and Mrs Allie lhm NOT OPEN \1r ~ t 1\ de HendPr sun, four le~ \t',lr" Ro(k Sprm~s Grange will FRIDAY thru TUESDAY tnet't ThursdtJy at 7 lO p m J1n 14-18 ~AKE STH H 1\ANK Jamt'~ Sh•\\;~!l rn The rt> ~ rl! be a program and "SHENANDOAH' H••nrv 0 1il cKmght '\On of ,' refreshments Will be served I rr( hn11ulon \1J <Jfld \l r'l W1l1t::HT1 D Mr 1 The Women's M1 ss1onary SoJames S1t \\o~ l l ll ui•J:: l\ Jt' KIJJ ght ol HI I Mtddlt'port ha s I CIPI) of the Pomeroy F1rst Clurt>, Gltnr1 ( lfJiJr1t lJ<1 ! kt 11 pr 1 Hll14ll lu 1~1 hrnral ser Hapllsl church W!ll meet Tbun.- 1 rick Wavm K ll <.~ ll t ll R -.~ RoS(>ma rv F4•f·l !11 J 1.1 rn., s gt>dllt 111 ll1 r I S Atr For('(' He : da~ at 7 30 p m at Ute home Best Phrllu AllruU ls un an 1~11H eman at L.ock , or Mrs Elmi:'r Wtckham, w1th Colornrtoon~ l)lj!JJ 11t A~ B dnd P graduate of I Mrs T T Shelton as co host- 1 Admrsswn 'i 5c and 40c kiJ! Iand H1~tl School ess Mrs Lot am Sterrett Is pro! gram leader. Jan. 14 I Mary Shrrlle, White Shrine of Jerusalem w1H meet in regu Iar sessiOn at the IOOF Hall FrldayatSpm 1 I Return Jonathan Meigs chap. r 1er, DAR, wrll meet Frrday, Jan 14, at the home tf Mrs SAVE 20% Nan Moore at 11 a m A pro ' . Now during tho Solo on Droporloe gram on antrque quilt. wrll be r Cuslom·made to fit any window. presented by Mrs Patrick Stop 1n the drapery dtpartment on tht Lochary Report blanks are to 2nd floor and make your selection. be retur ed to Mrs George Skrnner JAN. I; The Mld-Wrnter 1nslrtule of Method111t Youtll Fellow~lup wrll be held Saturday, Jan 15, at r Portsmouth begmmng at 9 a m Sentors Will meet at the Trmi I ty Melhod"t Church whrle Jun1ers w1ll meet at the Franklin Avenue Methodrst Church_ SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE •• 1 1 I 1 '1 I IM ,, ··n ore Arrests Expected . craekdown on Dope . KloeS Named Cashier of MeigS Bank I I j- - -- pageant Judges I I t A LI'ons to Host One Meeting z Kimbalii·s RepresentatJVe • 1 db nnounce y Show Chairman • C d• d l an ae II Court Ab }ves Charged Driver Fire Destroys Frame Home • C }e He}d For Forgenes . I 0n G }d R•d ge : 1 Chot"r Dt"rrPIItor's Worst Fear Comes True I I I I �• 1 11 "You DOn't Live Kight!" ' .Voice of Broadway 1' TH£ DAILY SENTINEL By Jack O'Brian DEVOTED TO INTEREST 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA R1chard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Ultor Publtshffi every afternoon except Sun- day by Th• Ohio Valley Publishing Colllo pany, 110 Meehanir St., Pomeroy , Ohio 45its9 . Bu!iine~s Offirt phone WY 2-2151 Editorial phone WY 2-2157. representltive: 343 Lexinatoa Ave .. New York City, New York . Subscription rate~: Delivered by tarrier wht're available, 30 ct•nts per week : one year In advance at the Daily Sentinel offief! $15.&0: 1ix months, ' ' .80, tbree mont hi $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier ur- Ill,. vke not available one month •1.30. By maU en• year tlO.OO; ld: montba, •IU6; montbo, $3.00. Throe COMMENT t.TING EDITORIALLY Prepare For Leisure THE strike. now in proaress amona the ranks of transit workers tn New York. has. or had, as one of its goals tho four-day work week. There are already nveral uniollll that have that lengttl week, and in the next few years we are going to see it demanded more. and more. With the arrival of thts 11tuahon we are going to see a major problem in the amgun\ of apare time that people have ID !.he future, and how they an going to make use of their new found freedom from labor. Just think of the problem this poses today's youth I ~ to 20 ye~n from now. The &peed up of automation il bringing It about faster Ihan ~ontrarts made by labor umons. ~ Most people do not realize what t~l will mean to the Ameman worker. 1he result in most instances will be b~redom, anxietv and restlessness accordmg to one authority. His reason for thJs con· elusion is that the majority of persons are not prepared lo use their lersure time well, and in ma.ny instances •.re not inclined to do anythmg about 11 . 1he s<>lut ion o.ften ~ · ven is the need for educ_a.• tiOn. to mere se the scope of mterest m manv frelds b ond that of the narrow orTu.pational lield. The government . rs now Pngaged 1n a progran~ of retra111mg and furthering the educatiOn of persons a'readv handicapped, and there aro those \vho suggest that eventually the ~·JvPrnnwnt ,Viii have to Institute .pro~rams of adult education to help sllmu· late persons who have time on their .. hands. Pare11IS of todav according to the authon lv mu st he lp their children to plan therr ·lrves more carefully than they ha ve in the past. The old idea that a dr· ptoma from a high school or college com· pletes ones eduralion must go out lire door The number. or persons with that belief is legion . There are many people with college degrees who have stopped learmng, and there aro many whose onlv learning since is in the ex· periences ·that they have. 110t from a11y Grganl•ed otudles. Our youngsters aro 101ng to need help to win a place in the new technology ol our society wrth more teachen than ever engaged m the education. not only to work. but abo their leisure. There are many new exciting field~ of work opening up to the trained. There will slways be the field of oppor· tunlty for those who have the ahlhty to work with other people . Some of the 1reateEt needs will be for doctors. nurns, clergymen and social workers . It frightens some people when you mention opportunities within the framewo rk of the government, but it " called by some, the helping occu pation, and will grow as population innea.es and 'the government becomes rnore bt"nevolent. We are going lo have poverty around for a long lime. and helpers in the battle to end It will he needed in ever incre.,ing numbers More from all groups from nursery school through the unlversitv will be in classrooms. and if you think education is big businrS< now . just wait till we hav~ lo train people to have a life 10 planned that they will know what to do 110th short work weeks and earlier retirement rilher voluntary or forrrd through technolo~kal forces . DOCI'OR Television Revue the animals. HOLLYWOOD iUPll -Ivan there-namely, U they dllll't, the show Is dead. Tor1, producer of television'• On the premiere, Director ll.lrt'el&fu1 " Flipper" terles, aboul a dolphin, pre..nlfd a 01\Q Lang shrewdly assess ed new weekly entry on CBS-TV hi• situation. Wltb splendid Tu•sday night : •·Dakllll'i," lea- asl!lists from the trainers and turing a champanzee named photographer, he went heavily Judy and a croso-eyed lion. The lor an animal story-In a people wero Incidental although lightweight plot about a villian lhey aot lop billing and, who tries to kidnap and the lion undoubtedly, •nore money. Judy - and he got tb! maximum out of very Uttle. dearly WSIJ the star. Judy turned in a smashing Tht people in the premiere pcrformam.'t', worthy ef an Ost·ar- foiling the villain at every turn, swiping hi1 car key, letting air out of a tire, tripping w•-n not to blame for tbeir slight predil'ament. The script level of the ont"-hour program, which centers around lhe tt.e bad guy in a jungle chase, and then roping bim and tying hrm to a tree. '!'he episode, acuvitlts o( an animal study compound Re t in Africa, wa& aimed at children, with only the as djverslons fwr lnridf'nlally, was filmed at Africa, U.S A., an animal animals young!loro of all •ReS. Further· more-. any news photographer compound uear Los Angoles. <an tell you thst a hum81l being Ramar" Fiend I .njnyed the basic genliene!S of the ·•oaklari" debut, but 1 44 ha!jn 'l got a chance in a pic:turu w1th l'hJid.rea or animals. "~'lipt>"r." on NBC-TV, be- carne a gradual succeS~t with ll MimiJar, bBS]C, UllerJy Simple .approach almin~ at total to Jungle." wilh the same old •· IJaklarl. " The .'Flipper'' eerie• OO'If entrench~ it is g1ving llt>RdAcheR to nu less than Jackie Weason, its kind of jungle film . l don 't know how many tim~s l have "'atched tht' late-late movie reruns of "Ramar of the relaxation, and I wouldn't be surprised If the same thing h•ppens sdmil I am a palsy for any 10 ratlng!l a star Is oompe- tilor. native!l, lhP same old villains, the ume one-dimen!5lonal storieo and actors, and the same mollOI!yllabic diagngue. It Isn't ennobling and I always wake up ashamed In the morning. but '' I 2 a.m., Ramar has the edge on Supporlln1 Role• ''Daktarl" i.s the Swahili word rrr doctor' and ~~ title role is ~rtrayed with easy competence by Marshall Thompson as nobility. Th• Channel Swim' As exp•ct!'d, CBS. TV's "Trials ol series, with Pet ~r 1 O'Brie n" rush t'tJur~e at acting school. The :-~t>ries was baSf>d on lhe milvie "l1arenre the Cross. Falk ao a rtamhoyant New York lawyer, will be canceled &oon, although reruns will continue lor a while ... It Is reported. meanwhile, that NBC. jungle smnllsl. although Chenl MIIIPr. who plays hi• daughter. had hellcr put In a Eved Lion." although the story n~w ha!l 1 good deal more ac!vPnture to go witb its comedy. Since human beiDII really don 't count lor much lD a series like lhis, despite the presence of •uch accomplished performers u Thompson and Hari RhodPs, the most important CJraftsmen involved are the director, the animal trainers and the photographen. For It II thry who must gel somethinJ!I: out ol the only thing that 11 TV 's "Mona McClu~kPy" s~ ries . whlch 1tan Juliet Prow!.e u a movie queen married to a servlrem1n, I• currently 6· peeled to be terminated in April or thereabout• . . . The present thinking. according •o the report. 11 that "Mona" will be replaced by a show tailed "Mickty Finn's," ahot in San Diego, and described ao baving Its basic oettlng ''a sort of adult type diocotheque, aawdust on the noor, etc." Ho Chi Minb, president of Th•Y Shall Not Pm 'l'n m'ke sun that aged rommunl•t• end super.mnuatec1 :c;uhH*rslves among them won 't ~et their hand< on anv ol l!nrl• Sam ·, Jar£"''"· ahont lwo millton Americans over 6~ who want to cloim free Mediraro benefit• m11 s\ si~n affidavits swearing to their unspotted pal· rlotilm Some 17 million other prrson~ past . fl~ who rontrihnled to Social Secnrlt v or ~ Railroad Retirement dunn~ their worklnQ liveR nro exempted from tht~ nroviBion. whether or not thev mixed suhversion with hutinP~~ . hecau111e thPV have "earne~" thrir Medicare henefitR . That'• the law. exnlaln~ the Social Security ArtmlniRlratlon. Clearly. Congress hal struck another ;.;. •· tremendous blow agaln•t the forces of tw·Americanism, or sometbin&. .c Wt'rt clellghted "'!be Rllht )looourablo liollllamaD" baa woatberod Ill 1trlk•week Cll'isll ed will try tor a longer run; ll'a by rar the beSt drama <111 l!roadway - lull of ontertal()o JD1111 as Wllll as chilly surprises . . . John Undsay's edllDosl Ill hll TV [IIW8 confereJIGII ICI'IP' ed living JJDo attraetlvely . . . His "Image" may need a UtUe polishing lhe nolsly publlelzed telephone call \Q the hospital U1'llng docto; : and nul'!1tl to take good care or Mike QuiU struck tbl atafl there privately as pretty patronizing; did anyo.ne IUSpect !bey mightn't obhr1'e tbtlr !ltppooratlc oathl IIIII do thing leiS? .. No, let'o not sug. aest pollttcllnl take hypocratlo oaths ... "ll'rBU" won the most rogrt!!IUI bad reviews of the le8SOD; loll or laughs, Ul!lo erafllnanahiP .. Jld MorgU singing the BeaUes' 1 on I "Yesterday" proved 1tbat Wt 101pecttd 1 year age - tht Llv· trpudllan ballads aound better and deeper whell superior mullcal porlormers try them . Ger. man acroen otar Chriltlane lciP mldmer'l ''Tonight" etchlnlt 'ttitb Corbell Monica tl II .. tabllshed her as an enthuslasli· eally ruda converlltlllllalist; "Tonlsbt" NBC, Tomorrow tho World ... And ohe wat tent olll l1ll a movia ''goodwiU" lour! tbr"""' "' Entered u second cia• mamng mattel' at the post Office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising Butlinelli Kimball, lnr., "._:.·.::"·'~::~:· ;._..;.•".~w·.·--.,·- - - --..-- · ..-. · •·• • • • • • SAYS By Wayue G. Brandstadt, M.D. Whether anxiety ia a new epi· <\ernie disease or II as old as tilt proverbial hills, It II tho cause of a great deal of sufferIng. The caum of anxiety eitend 1n most cases, back to our childhood. It may spring from an unstable home life, from ~m· peti!lon between parentt lor the dependence and love of the child and from 1 !allure of the parents to let the child become aelf·reliant and develop toward emotional ltlalurity. Emotlono are just as contagious as me asles. In a home whrre gloom and anxi ety I· bound, these fe<'lingJ will be transmi lled to all membera of the family. The children of neuroti c parents will a I m o s t surelv become the neuroUc parents ·o r a 11tw generation. ~ovironmentill factors that odd to the burdea ol anxltty ID· elude the monotony of the jobo many persolls mull do tjobo that deprive the worker ol prldt in indh•idual accomplish· menO, an increase in leisure time for persons with no ~OD· atructlve outlets lor their ener· gies, the compjexltlet ol modern technology that often alvt an Individual a feeling ol helpleu Insignificance, an overtm· pbasl• on flnandal IUCCell II the ultlmalf criterion of a man's wortb ond the Jl"llllfOI of a rapidly .xpandlng pOpUia lion with Its resultant Q\rer• erowdlllf!. Tbe rowboy who olDfll h[)on't fence me ln .. may find h!m,.ll ourrOdnded by tall buildings sooner than be tblnks. Dol'lon now recognize an anx· tety syndrome that Is characterized by palpitation ol the North Viet Nam, Ia profiled on CBS.TV'i 11 Twe 1.tieth Century .. Jan. 30 • • • r.era!d Ford. mlnorily leader of the House of Representatives, is intt:rviewed Sunday on NBC·TV'a "Meet tht PreS!" . • . Cartoon by "lnterlandl" In the Los Angeles Timos : Woman sitting in front of a television set, "'adlng tho program listings, says to hor husband, "Which mote do you want- the one with the junior oenator from California or the one with the candidate for governor? ·• lt E11erv Tune Daily I I ' wholeheartedly to Einar Melm, •enclklalt to be the ant JIJn.. my Hofia, beCause be didn't J1boW up at the late Teamater leader Jimmy O'IIDUI'ke'tiUDer11; and oven &fia, who lnught with o'Jiollrkl, tbowtd ... Godtr.y eamllrldp IIlli the BIBin lint! Edt lJIIDaltment also IDlY pick up oppllcaUons for our rapidly expanding Mutual Ag. gravaUon Society; the very talented Qetllrey walked out alter a beef with the bones . .. The Dav1 Cllrk Ftvt and the !lollbig !tonta ralf Inclusion In tho M.A.S. (let's bopo It gela ser· kills). 'l'he Esqulrt Mar lltt of whal 1181Del wish whlcb stars to play their life atorleo gets pretty fll. 111: Llwrence Wellt wantt Ray MUJand, Plem Baltuger pre. 1er1 warren Bully, Sam Goldwyn wanta City Grant, R o y Coha ouggesled Robert Morse, etc.; It' a a &ood daffy pioce .. . "The ShadoW ol Your SmUe" lOili from '"!'be Sandpiper" is I dandy, especially tho way TonJ Bennett Ulll II; and tt'a beu.t Tony'• way than with Ita ridi~ lous verse as formerly attachted to II, whleb blllted on about sand pipers and tuch . . . II has the 110UIId ol a Stanlllrd, hlghetl Tin Pan o\11<7 compliment of Ill. Just as It did during the Big Blackout, radio alation WINS II cot~bl and dotlnrlnl olrlkeDtWa far better, longer, deeper and more satltfylDII th8a any other ra<llo or TV slatlal .. . Prof. lrwlD Corey bal btell • conde eonvuls!oa 011 TV'• lateDight 1lholn llut the constrlcto eel TV never lei tbit girted luna• tic's rallllh lull be properly developed; wblcb should bl eot' rected when the World's For• most Aulllorlty Opelll at The Living Room lor Four WeeksJ tour weeks ahould be I u 1 I enough. 1-Dallly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 13, 1968 The alorenoted "Right Ho()o ourable Gentlemen" Is !0 convinced there's an audience lor it, Its authors have "alved royalties, the cast has voiU()o teerad sizable ruts; and It is not one of thoae "worthy" Utile dramas which deserve "sup. port" because their dramaturgi· cal bearll are polaed In tht right plaoa . . . TbiJ one duerv· II IUCCISI lor DO Vagrlt Hnll of nobility - only bouUH It il a good, well-written, well-plotled, tutell\ianUy tarseted onter· lainment. Milton Bert. already hao 1 comedy routlno for bia lour • year-old Billy - and broke It Ill at tht Flaminao lD Lao Vegu . . . A German-made cigaret will claim it'a "cancer • proof" . .. Kathryn Grayson aaya aho won't marry Hank Hendler and "ruin a perfectly line romance" . . . Charlie Chaplin'• beatnik • oon Michael'• one line In the London-made movie "Promise Her Anything" aut ahaved oil .. The Bdwy. ruyotery of what ev• er happened to Frankie Hyert (of tho old "18 Club" when Ja~k White and Frankie llld Pat Harrington were top bananu and J ackle Gleason waa bottom of the stalk) h11 been cleared up by Frankie htmoelf, who told ua be'• jult arrived home from London, where he'd been wri~ in& jokea lor English comics. cane Mutual awavatloa IIOCitty: Esquire Magnllne and lhe RI<IP ard Burtona, alter Esky called their "The Sandpiper" t h t "worst beach party movlt ol the year" . . Jean Paul Belmon- do and Alain Delon, alter Doloo c:lllled Belmondo's acting "too ~orochial" . . Bobby VInton and Ben Novak of Miami Beach's Fontainebleau, because Bobby took a full pago ad lD a Miami paper Ben snoots, explaining In print, " Bobby Vinton Thi"" the Miami Newa Is Important," then moved out ol the hotel to a rented yacht .. TV producer R. Finkel and tht ollll't of sundry TV ahowo he tr...len~ ty derorate4 over the aeatons, after he claimed lt'a tho produeor and not the atar who 811ll9 ahows to spo111or1, and we'll tall that to Perry Como and Andy Williams and In fact Krait Fonds, who we know peraonally bought peraonalitioo, and hlll'dly Finkel'a biihly limitable talo enll . . Fact Ia, Andy WU. Hams' Summtr 'rV ltl'itl yoan aso Wal a lmat'loro lreaher ... tortllntnent than Andy'a lfforlt under Finkel's N. Y. Tta1n1ten' •oles won't 110 11 HELEN HELP US! \' ~ ~online!, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Jan. ~: ackets IJ, In getting to this high jlltch, lng a aharp rehersal of pal- about 5 per game. inv~des ~he Jacke ts h~ven 't been read-\ terns : Fnd.ay mg comparative SCQI'es. They week of koow that Athen' dumped sptrits as the Panther oontes1 Coach Wolfe believes. * * opproeci!Pd. .... WHAT DID BE HAVE IN MIND Dear Helen: I'm 1Ute you know by now that to "make-out" means just 1o kill, hold hands, etc., not anything bad. don I think that boy who alkod "LYNN" lA> go aomewhere with bim and "make-out" had anythiiJi also on bts mind. After all, you don t just walk up and propooition a girl. But it ian'! !10 bad to want lA> kill bet, Is It -MIKE Dear Mike : When a boy who baa never even dated a 3irl walko up lA> her and say1 "Lot's go some· wlwre and make-out," my mothtr'l radar signals "Danger Aheld." A nice girl, foolish enough to lall lor this "propos~ lion," won't just be holding hands - ahe'll be slarr'ng hiol - H. Dear Helen: 1 om very much in love with 1 girl I mel thia summer. But • couple of things bother me: She II 19,. am 17. I have beard people tellin1 her oho I! robbini the cradle, and my friend• ltase me also. Bul my buddy told her about hit mother being alne years older than his Dod, and 1ht aotd tlla dllleranco ef agt ahouldn't aeperalf love. I havo never IA>Id her how I feel u I don't want lA> hurt or ambarraiS her, but she DOES date me, and I know she llkeo me. Helen, I would tell her I love her In 1 minute If lOmeone lives me assurante. BORN TOO LATE Dear Born : I aet at least 25 letten like youra every week, thouth usual· ly they're from junior or oenior &irl• who like sophomort boyo bl1t Clll't takt lht ktddin~. And Note I said LIKE. A It-year ok: alrl friend io fine, but don't tet too hung.up on "love'' at 17. You're not marriage age yet. -H. His team defeated Pomeroy 58- * Panthers Hungry For Cage Victory shown a revived spirit since the week 1 SPORT SHIRTS ''Encore I Eacooe !" Vanderbilt Nips Foe by 53-52 Count Weekend Gan1e8 Middleport. FRIDAy Coach Russ Moore's Panthers I ~tbens at Wellston . J:~ckson at Logan and Asa Bradbury, 6-0 junior guard. Bradbury Last year he was sitting ln average• the clubhoose with wbat looked like a victory. But it was not to AFCA tO Nante 6-tl Dick Knight at forward and Eastern at North Gallia 5-IO Dick Werry and 5-ll Junior Fairland at Coal Grove COaCh•0f•Year, Werry at are all seniors. Simpson, who sant shoots well from \he ouside SATURDAY as well as being an excellent Coal Grove at Gallipolis playolf and Casper is not the only local tant to Saturday's shGwdown favorite this year. There's Ge•e with second-ranked Kentucky WASWNGTON (UPI) -The Littler, the former National (11-01. Bi~li~~~~~ a~n7~~;d~.nd 1 ~~~:~~~~~s~~e 8~'~t'lil~lea· 1 driver, IB leading Panther scor- Sheridan at Logan ing. He has a 14.9 in league Chillicothe at Wellston contests after six games. Knight Willun at Southwestern Csidwell, N.J., sank a 411-foot birdie putt on the t8th hole 1o tie Casper. Ellis got onothe,· birdie on the first extra hole of ~~t s~~;r. death Bear Bryant Out American Football Coaches Open champ, ~ay ~h~~~~; m~nf:.:~~ who won this Vandy Rebounds V rut d b · ht · t a y, own Y e1g pom s Association will name the coach event as an amateur in 1954. or the year tnda• but one of the Littler and Casper wen teen· I a.I baUtim. e, stormed back afte.r is runner-up to ~ impson in scar- Albany at Racine . ·' wi n n ingest members Ala- aged stars here. 1mterm1 ss1oo on th e hot sbootmg mg .' I Kyger Creek at Farrland, bama's Frank fBear)' Bryant, This event on the 35-36-71 of Thomas, who finished with The Panthers two wms were Hannan Trace at Eastern . 't . th . par Stardust OJuntry Cl b l 19 polnls live more than against Southern and Wahama.l Triadelphia at Pl. Pleasant rsnE. lhn e rhunnmg. . course the s d t " • Southwood' --~ - - - . - --· - --~Ig t coac es were norrunat.. econ our- 1 · ed for the annual honor by 1 nament In the annual PGA run Fourth-ranked St. Joseph's, This ~lumn Is dedicated It family living, so II you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plain tro.. ble, Jet Helen help YOU. She will al•o welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad4ress Helen Bottel ln care Q( IIIia nt'w~parPr. I DANCE TO THE MUSIC their regions before the New ror the nches-has dmwn most the I 1 Year's bowl games which saw or the ll'lltion's top pros. Bryant's Alabama come Among the missing, however, Of The All Now Swing Band At through a• the only major are Arnold Palmer, winner of the Col! ege te am to emerge Wl'th the , Los. Angeles o~n r~ • victory years f1rst event, Jack Nickand Gary Player. Th e ·e lght were Boh 81ack. laus Among those present 111 Stale Rou!e 7-3 Milas North of Pomeroy ma n of Dar1mouth , Eare 1 d" . Edwards of North Carolina ad aJOn to Casper, Littler and . k C1 p . EIIJS are : Doug Sandera Paul Sta. te DIC 1 rmce-H omano · Do D' k r arney, M1ller Barber, ' Dave 1on, ug 1c ey o Ten~~see, l't.Eigan, Dave Marr, DoD 9 P.M. TO 2,30 A.M. Duffy Daugherty of M1chrgan January AI Besselink Howie : -......:=============::i:==-:~i:i-:·~- State, Bob Devaney of Nebras- Johnson: 'l'ony Lema.' Dave ka, Frank Broyl.. ol Arkansas Hill Charles Sifford G and Tom Prothro of UCLA. sre:..er and Bobby Nichol ay The football fraternity, meet' s. ir,g on the heels of the annual NBA Stalldfnp convention of the Natiena; By United rr.s1 Jntorna&nal Collegiate Athletic Association Eastern Dlv!slol !NCAA), also will select a w. L. .Pr:t. small college coach of the year. Boston :111 11 .718 Hu11y while we have your $lze ••• · The nominees were Hal Wester- Cincinnati ... •.. 16 14 .667 i man of Maine, John Gregory <•f Philadelphia .. .25 t6 .810 East Stroudsburg, Clarence New York ..... 14 'll .341 Stasavlch of, East Carolina Wetteru Division Charles Murphy of Middl~ W. L. .Pet. Tennessee, Ray Louthen of Ball Los Angeles .... .. 26 21 .553 SUite, Darrell Mudra of North Baltimol'll .... .22 23 .m AII -Weatl1&r 42"-the on~¥ loW• , Dakota State, Vernon Glass of Sao Francisco .. .21 211 .447 priced tire with 3-T nylon ~rd and elltra·milta•• TUFSYN rubber, I Lamar State and Jack Curtice St. Louis ...... ... 18 U .410 or Santa Barbara. Detroit .. ...... 12 30 .2114 As The NCAA wound up Its Wedaetday'o Jlooulta /OW session Wednesday by spiking Boston 114 Los Angeles ua as *''"kw•u proposal to ban the two-ptatoo1 Detroit 1211 PhUndelphia Ill pllllllall.nd lid Urt system in football and by San Francisco 1Z:I New York move to 114 1voting down a postpone an eligibility require- (Only games scheduled) I ment that college athletic Th~lday't Scbedllie scholarships are confined to St. Lours vs. CJ.ncinnaU at those capable of Dlllintaming a Indianapolis C minus grade average. Only gama •cheduled) I SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CLUB FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th only other member Lined & Unlined MEN'S GLOVES PAJAMAS Advertl~ed SALE _ __ CLEARANCE! Men's & Boys' WINTER CAPS DRESS SHIRTS 5.00 VAlues 2.65 SALE _ _ _ 2·99 Values to 6.9S SHIRT SALE! Nationally SALE l99 Clearanc• Pric:>td ! OFP GLOVES REDUCED Valu"' to 4.99 CLEARANCE! Yalu" to 5.95 '!4 SWEAT SHIRTS WINTER COATS y3 . Hooded Men'o and lfoys' 1 Group Reduced Others CLEARANCE! CI('(Wding to Coach Moore, will Middleport at Pomeroy K c k t H T be IH Junior Ronnie Logan at yger ree a •mmn race center, 5·11 Bruce Simpson and I Racme at Rutland be. Wes EJ1is Jr., of West salt 2.65 1.89 Reduced TOPCOATS 1 Group-V2 Price Reduced d Lee ba drfflcul.ty shooting over the Volunteers tough zone defense and W<>Und up wrlh the lewest ~mt productiOn of h1s I career- f1ve. 1 But Jerry Southwood and Keith Thomas carried the . Ioad for the Commoscormg dores, keeping them unbeall'll slump with tO against Kyger, 1909 and last year. SWEATERS 1!11 3.65 Boys ing has shown improvement and never won his hometown event. below that as the Commodores who breke out of a !cort'ng He finished Becond twi~in won 53-52. . . . I I Coar Helen: 1 am 13 and going with a nlcl boy of 14. The other night my mother said she wanted to talk tr me. Sudd•.nly abo 1lartld readin& all the letlfn be wrota to me. Seem• she went throu&b my purse. Silo at.. found tht necklace he pve me, a tlnl and ~r.celeL Then she went over to his hou•e and told hlo motber and 1ot him II a lot of lrooble. She says l can't oven talk to him , and after two or three yearo, he can start to aay "Hi" l< me. She accused Ul of pr• lfnding lA> so tht tho movleo and then not ohow!Dg up, and that isn't true. Even the usher saya we act very goo4 and ••· eryono ohould aet like 111. Helen, I like him 1 Ill and we want to go hack together. We never did lllythlng wrong. My mother allowe4 me to 10 with him, and now sht aays I'm too young. Juot because of oome loltl!l's and jewelry. Why is abe 10 old • fashioned? HELPLESS Ilear Helple1e: Granted you never dtd any· thin. wrong, but olmost any mother would be shoul te leara her 13-yeat.(lid Is getting jewel· ry and love leiters !rom a boy. Granted, too. she shouldn't bt a purse snooper. On the other hand, you shouldn't have any. thing like that to hide. I'm glad she got "old • lnshloned" io time H. Vol. to 6.95 _ Vol. to 4.00 _ oi the Athens game wben 6-4 Bill !Spider) Davis began taking over the banking boards. Then, against Kyger Creek he SAN DIEGO (UP!) -The • By JICFF MEYERS I added shooting flnesst with 2t $411,0110 San Diego Open otarts UPI Sporto Writer pomts, double anythin~ ho had today and tho gallery favorite Te~see is still lhe No: I produced beCere. is Bill Casper, a home-grown defensive teatn m the nation . Pomeroy's Panlhers, winless Backing up the Pomeroy start- The team's top •corers a,.. prnduct. today and Clyde Lee couldn'l Ill SIX preVIOUS lea gue starts ing litll~·UP will be subs Rex Gary Stobart,IS-2 senior forward, Casper is • local boy who cet ~1'ef it. . . this season, hope tu get in the Cumings, a senior, and Juniors averaging 18 and Buddy Moore, made good in the money marta Third-nnked , Vander_bdt bJt 1 wmnmg bracket in the final Don Swisher Steve Finlaw Bill 5--S senior guard, averagign l9. 'Of pro golf. He was No. 3 on the the Volunteers 53-p&mt per game of the first round against H<~dford and Larry Wiles.' Other starters Friday night PGA money list in 1965 with game defensive average ri.ght MJddlepm·t Fridav. nit.Jhl at I -~ " will be tJ.O sophomore forwlll'd ~.931 in official winnings. on t""" nose Wedn eway rugi 11 Pomeroy. They would relish this 1 Mark TaMehill, whose rebound- Despite his success, he has but Tennessee scored a shade achievement, t>Specially over 1 th~tr next door neighbors from • Starting Friday, January 14 at 9:00 a.m. San Diego Meet Opens The Jacket! have AND JACKETS 1 2 .95 Reduc.d <i SPORT COATS, men's and boys' · · · · · · · · · · Reduced ! to ! 1 GROUP MEN'S SUITS- now 1 price 1 Group sale 29.~ Men's Suits, values to 47.50 1 Group Men's Suits, values to 69.95 _ __ 1 Group Men's Suits, values to 79.95 _ _ __ _ sale 39.00 sale 59.00 ALL OTHERS REDUCED Sale! 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NO.lWAYTOWQB Tali tt tnr DIMrrtltt tlaler ~~.,... ~......... *firings COULD bt WOIM. 1 • ' You cOIIId h ""1111 oW ·--~·"·"...,. :::.....:'-----~ MIDDLEPORT, 0 . f. MID·WINTI!ft SAVINGS ON MEN'S FINE CLOTHING! 000 '""'Ina . hotrt, rapid lrfe«ular blutltlftl, owoatlng, a lump lD the throat, a leellng ol heavlnest Ill thl choat or stomach, lllUICUlar tremol'll, a feeling ol Jtllerall<ed wealmeu and nervout ten. sion with or without the sC>-Called telUiioo beadachlo. Cbronlt anxiety may be tho caust of til' cessive shyness, per[ectionism. such compulsive behavior 11 washing one'l hands e'llty U or 30 minutes, 1 wide variety of phobia! such as acrophobia !lear of high plaees) and Hfk· ing escape from relllty throueh nar~tics or alcobol. There tan 'ba no doubt thai theoe aymptoml reeurrlnt day alter day can mnke you leellfr• rlblt and can, In time, relltlt II ora1n1e ehangu that art sometimes described 11 "psy· dlooolllalic." In tomorrow' a cOl· umn the treatment ol anxiety ..w be dlacuo-l Sauer, tJ.O senior for· ----- * points apiece. Tbe itth-ranked Mt.Umon 78 Bldwn-Wilaae 611 Ramblero were bothered by the Findlay 91 Kentucky St. flO taller Bronc os early in the Wooster 59 Oberlh 45 game but busted loose for a 57Southwut 37 halftime bul~e. 1 Air Foree 89 Ariz. St. Coll. 71 Sales alter· guard Said Wolfe Wednesday, follow- 50 the evening of !be day $.fA President Kennedy was assassin. 'IV, ated. Since then it haa been all Panther. The probably starting lme-up, Thll column II tor young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it welcome• laughs bill won't dodga a miolll qlllltlon with a brush • off. Send your teen-age questions 1o Youth Alked For It, care of HeliD Help USI, lh1l nowapap· w George the Pomeroy If they play up &II Sporked by a clean-cut deci· with Athens, losing by 3. in trouble." I senior lorward Pat Edwards. iu ovPr Kyger Creek last Fri- The Pantbers ·are without a The Panthers, under Coach I The varsity en~nter will fol d J~, after a ~ell· played but victory in league play, the Russell . Moore, have taken the l 1ow a reserve game that 1terts ~~~s mg eHort m Athens the Jackets own but one, a verdict Jackt-ts under Wolfe three times 1 at 7 p. m. which in turn iolm~hl before, the Jackets hav e over Gallipolis. This is enough out oi four , Wo!Ce came te Mid. IDws a freshman game starting stt:n met.l themse lves into high to cool any fatheadedness dleport in the 1963·64 season. at 5:30 p. m. 6 I alwaya say, "Ignore the , . mark!, dnlf the one you likt best, and soon people wtU forget the difference In a&e II you don't act apolo&eUc abolll it.,, _Ready to move in "1 told them they can beat nates are 5-9 junior r r~c t1ee we've had this season" Panlhers by neurly ~B points their potential. And I told them ward Jon Cunningham, H junu··cord ing to ..::oach Carl Wolfe. and thal U1ey went to the wire they could mess around and be ior guard Jim Butcher, and &.11 are 2_ m:erall for the season . Gal11pohs at Nelsonville YOll'l'll AlliED FOR ITI ••1and scoring of guards Jim Colemall tllellaneo 80 Olivet (Mltfi.) a Allan Miller. who netted 21 Stbn vl 87 StVncnt (Pa.1 4B I much poeasure on an assist _ _ _..,.._ a bac.ket, netted 20 points and set up eight bucketeo. for the Hawks. Loyola of Chicago coasted lo an easy 117-M victory over Western Michigan behind the ALL STARS 1966.....S to Invade Pomeroy Friday Tt " Middleport Yellow Jack~~ -- f~.:Jskf't?a l l tt"am ! . l,wny JIJgh gym n ~ ht after the " best i aollt an1 type of truck. I POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STitEET POMEROY PHONE WY2·2126 , �• 1 11 "You DOn't Live Kight!" ' .Voice of Broadway 1' TH£ DAILY SENTINEL By Jack O'Brian DEVOTED TO INTEREST 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA R1chard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Ultor Publtshffi every afternoon except Sun- day by Th• Ohio Valley Publishing Colllo pany, 110 Meehanir St., Pomeroy , Ohio 45its9 . Bu!iine~s Offirt phone WY 2-2151 Editorial phone WY 2-2157. representltive: 343 Lexinatoa Ave .. New York City, New York . Subscription rate~: Delivered by tarrier wht're available, 30 ct•nts per week : one year In advance at the Daily Sentinel offief! $15.&0: 1ix months, ' ' .80, tbree mont hi $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier ur- Ill,. vke not available one month •1.30. By maU en• year tlO.OO; ld: montba, •IU6; montbo, $3.00. Throe COMMENT t.TING EDITORIALLY Prepare For Leisure THE strike. now in proaress amona the ranks of transit workers tn New York. has. or had, as one of its goals tho four-day work week. There are already nveral uniollll that have that lengttl week, and in the next few years we are going to see it demanded more. and more. With the arrival of thts 11tuahon we are going to see a major problem in the amgun\ of apare time that people have ID !.he future, and how they an going to make use of their new found freedom from labor. Just think of the problem this poses today's youth I ~ to 20 ye~n from now. The &peed up of automation il bringing It about faster Ihan ~ontrarts made by labor umons. ~ Most people do not realize what t~l will mean to the Ameman worker. 1he result in most instances will be b~redom, anxietv and restlessness accordmg to one authority. His reason for thJs con· elusion is that the majority of persons are not prepared lo use their lersure time well, and in ma.ny instances •.re not inclined to do anythmg about 11 . 1he s<>lut ion o.ften ~ · ven is the need for educ_a.• tiOn. to mere se the scope of mterest m manv frelds b ond that of the narrow orTu.pational lield. The government . rs now Pngaged 1n a progran~ of retra111mg and furthering the educatiOn of persons a'readv handicapped, and there aro those \vho suggest that eventually the ~·JvPrnnwnt ,Viii have to Institute .pro~rams of adult education to help sllmu· late persons who have time on their .. hands. Pare11IS of todav according to the authon lv mu st he lp their children to plan therr ·lrves more carefully than they ha ve in the past. The old idea that a dr· ptoma from a high school or college com· pletes ones eduralion must go out lire door The number. or persons with that belief is legion . There are many people with college degrees who have stopped learmng, and there aro many whose onlv learning since is in the ex· periences ·that they have. 110t from a11y Grganl•ed otudles. Our youngsters aro 101ng to need help to win a place in the new technology ol our society wrth more teachen than ever engaged m the education. not only to work. but abo their leisure. There are many new exciting field~ of work opening up to the trained. There will slways be the field of oppor· tunlty for those who have the ahlhty to work with other people . Some of the 1reateEt needs will be for doctors. nurns, clergymen and social workers . It frightens some people when you mention opportunities within the framewo rk of the government, but it " called by some, the helping occu pation, and will grow as population innea.es and 'the government becomes rnore bt"nevolent. We are going lo have poverty around for a long lime. and helpers in the battle to end It will he needed in ever incre.,ing numbers More from all groups from nursery school through the unlversitv will be in classrooms. and if you think education is big businrS< now . just wait till we hav~ lo train people to have a life 10 planned that they will know what to do 110th short work weeks and earlier retirement rilher voluntary or forrrd through technolo~kal forces . DOCI'OR Television Revue the animals. HOLLYWOOD iUPll -Ivan there-namely, U they dllll't, the show Is dead. Tor1, producer of television'• On the premiere, Director ll.lrt'el&fu1 " Flipper" terles, aboul a dolphin, pre..nlfd a 01\Q Lang shrewdly assess ed new weekly entry on CBS-TV hi• situation. Wltb splendid Tu•sday night : •·Dakllll'i," lea- asl!lists from the trainers and turing a champanzee named photographer, he went heavily Judy and a croso-eyed lion. The lor an animal story-In a people wero Incidental although lightweight plot about a villian lhey aot lop billing and, who tries to kidnap and the lion undoubtedly, •nore money. Judy - and he got tb! maximum out of very Uttle. dearly WSIJ the star. Judy turned in a smashing Tht people in the premiere pcrformam.'t', worthy ef an Ost·ar- foiling the villain at every turn, swiping hi1 car key, letting air out of a tire, tripping w•-n not to blame for tbeir slight predil'ament. The script level of the ont"-hour program, which centers around lhe tt.e bad guy in a jungle chase, and then roping bim and tying hrm to a tree. '!'he episode, acuvitlts o( an animal study compound Re t in Africa, wa& aimed at children, with only the as djverslons fwr lnridf'nlally, was filmed at Africa, U.S A., an animal animals young!loro of all •ReS. Further· more-. any news photographer compound uear Los Angoles. <an tell you thst a hum81l being Ramar" Fiend I .njnyed the basic genliene!S of the ·•oaklari" debut, but 1 44 ha!jn 'l got a chance in a pic:turu w1th l'hJid.rea or animals. "~'lipt>"r." on NBC-TV, be- carne a gradual succeS~t with ll MimiJar, bBS]C, UllerJy Simple .approach almin~ at total to Jungle." wilh the same old •· IJaklarl. " The .'Flipper'' eerie• OO'If entrench~ it is g1ving llt>RdAcheR to nu less than Jackie Weason, its kind of jungle film . l don 't know how many tim~s l have "'atched tht' late-late movie reruns of "Ramar of the relaxation, and I wouldn't be surprised If the same thing h•ppens sdmil I am a palsy for any 10 ratlng!l a star Is oompe- tilor. native!l, lhP same old villains, the ume one-dimen!5lonal storieo and actors, and the same mollOI!yllabic diagngue. It Isn't ennobling and I always wake up ashamed In the morning. but '' I 2 a.m., Ramar has the edge on Supporlln1 Role• ''Daktarl" i.s the Swahili word rrr doctor' and ~~ title role is ~rtrayed with easy competence by Marshall Thompson as nobility. Th• Channel Swim' As exp•ct!'d, CBS. TV's "Trials ol series, with Pet ~r 1 O'Brie n" rush t'tJur~e at acting school. The :-~t>ries was baSf>d on lhe milvie "l1arenre the Cross. Falk ao a rtamhoyant New York lawyer, will be canceled &oon, although reruns will continue lor a while ... It Is reported. meanwhile, that NBC. jungle smnllsl. although Chenl MIIIPr. who plays hi• daughter. had hellcr put In a Eved Lion." although the story n~w ha!l 1 good deal more ac!vPnture to go witb its comedy. Since human beiDII really don 't count lor much lD a series like lhis, despite the presence of •uch accomplished performers u Thompson and Hari RhodPs, the most important CJraftsmen involved are the director, the animal trainers and the photographen. For It II thry who must gel somethinJ!I: out ol the only thing that 11 TV 's "Mona McClu~kPy" s~ ries . whlch 1tan Juliet Prow!.e u a movie queen married to a servlrem1n, I• currently 6· peeled to be terminated in April or thereabout• . . . The present thinking. according •o the report. 11 that "Mona" will be replaced by a show tailed "Mickty Finn's," ahot in San Diego, and described ao baving Its basic oettlng ''a sort of adult type diocotheque, aawdust on the noor, etc." Ho Chi Minb, president of Th•Y Shall Not Pm 'l'n m'ke sun that aged rommunl•t• end super.mnuatec1 :c;uhH*rslves among them won 't ~et their hand< on anv ol l!nrl• Sam ·, Jar£"''"· ahont lwo millton Americans over 6~ who want to cloim free Mediraro benefit• m11 s\ si~n affidavits swearing to their unspotted pal· rlotilm Some 17 million other prrson~ past . fl~ who rontrihnled to Social Secnrlt v or ~ Railroad Retirement dunn~ their worklnQ liveR nro exempted from tht~ nroviBion. whether or not thev mixed suhversion with hutinP~~ . hecau111e thPV have "earne~" thrir Medicare henefitR . That'• the law. exnlaln~ the Social Security ArtmlniRlratlon. Clearly. Congress hal struck another ;.;. •· tremendous blow agaln•t the forces of tw·Americanism, or sometbin&. .c Wt'rt clellghted "'!be Rllht )looourablo liollllamaD" baa woatberod Ill 1trlk•week Cll'isll ed will try tor a longer run; ll'a by rar the beSt drama <111 l!roadway - lull of ontertal()o JD1111 as Wllll as chilly surprises . . . John Undsay's edllDosl Ill hll TV [IIW8 confereJIGII ICI'IP' ed living JJDo attraetlvely . . . His "Image" may need a UtUe polishing lhe nolsly publlelzed telephone call \Q the hospital U1'llng docto; : and nul'!1tl to take good care or Mike QuiU struck tbl atafl there privately as pretty patronizing; did anyo.ne IUSpect !bey mightn't obhr1'e tbtlr !ltppooratlc oathl IIIII do thing leiS? .. No, let'o not sug. aest pollttcllnl take hypocratlo oaths ... "ll'rBU" won the most rogrt!!IUI bad reviews of the le8SOD; loll or laughs, Ul!lo erafllnanahiP .. Jld MorgU singing the BeaUes' 1 on I "Yesterday" proved 1tbat Wt 101pecttd 1 year age - tht Llv· trpudllan ballads aound better and deeper whell superior mullcal porlormers try them . Ger. man acroen otar Chriltlane lciP mldmer'l ''Tonight" etchlnlt 'ttitb Corbell Monica tl II .. tabllshed her as an enthuslasli· eally ruda converlltlllllalist; "Tonlsbt" NBC, Tomorrow tho World ... And ohe wat tent olll l1ll a movia ''goodwiU" lour! tbr"""' "' Entered u second cia• mamng mattel' at the post Office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising Butlinelli Kimball, lnr., "._:.·.::"·'~::~:· ;._..;.•".~w·.·--.,·- - - --..-- · ..-. · •·• • • • • • SAYS By Wayue G. Brandstadt, M.D. Whether anxiety ia a new epi· <\ernie disease or II as old as tilt proverbial hills, It II tho cause of a great deal of sufferIng. The caum of anxiety eitend 1n most cases, back to our childhood. It may spring from an unstable home life, from ~m· peti!lon between parentt lor the dependence and love of the child and from 1 !allure of the parents to let the child become aelf·reliant and develop toward emotional ltlalurity. Emotlono are just as contagious as me asles. In a home whrre gloom and anxi ety I· bound, these fe<'lingJ will be transmi lled to all membera of the family. The children of neuroti c parents will a I m o s t surelv become the neuroUc parents ·o r a 11tw generation. ~ovironmentill factors that odd to the burdea ol anxltty ID· elude the monotony of the jobo many persolls mull do tjobo that deprive the worker ol prldt in indh•idual accomplish· menO, an increase in leisure time for persons with no ~OD· atructlve outlets lor their ener· gies, the compjexltlet ol modern technology that often alvt an Individual a feeling ol helpleu Insignificance, an overtm· pbasl• on flnandal IUCCell II the ultlmalf criterion of a man's wortb ond the Jl"llllfOI of a rapidly .xpandlng pOpUia lion with Its resultant Q\rer• erowdlllf!. Tbe rowboy who olDfll h[)on't fence me ln .. may find h!m,.ll ourrOdnded by tall buildings sooner than be tblnks. Dol'lon now recognize an anx· tety syndrome that Is characterized by palpitation ol the North Viet Nam, Ia profiled on CBS.TV'i 11 Twe 1.tieth Century .. Jan. 30 • • • r.era!d Ford. mlnorily leader of the House of Representatives, is intt:rviewed Sunday on NBC·TV'a "Meet tht PreS!" . • . Cartoon by "lnterlandl" In the Los Angeles Timos : Woman sitting in front of a television set, "'adlng tho program listings, says to hor husband, "Which mote do you want- the one with the junior oenator from California or the one with the candidate for governor? ·• lt E11erv Tune Daily I I ' wholeheartedly to Einar Melm, •enclklalt to be the ant JIJn.. my Hofia, beCause be didn't J1boW up at the late Teamater leader Jimmy O'IIDUI'ke'tiUDer11; and oven &fia, who lnught with o'Jiollrkl, tbowtd ... Godtr.y eamllrldp IIlli the BIBin lint! Edt lJIIDaltment also IDlY pick up oppllcaUons for our rapidly expanding Mutual Ag. gravaUon Society; the very talented Qetllrey walked out alter a beef with the bones . .. The Dav1 Cllrk Ftvt and the !lollbig !tonta ralf Inclusion In tho M.A.S. (let's bopo It gela ser· kills). 'l'he Esqulrt Mar lltt of whal 1181Del wish whlcb stars to play their life atorleo gets pretty fll. 111: Llwrence Wellt wantt Ray MUJand, Plem Baltuger pre. 1er1 warren Bully, Sam Goldwyn wanta City Grant, R o y Coha ouggesled Robert Morse, etc.; It' a a &ood daffy pioce .. . "The ShadoW ol Your SmUe" lOili from '"!'be Sandpiper" is I dandy, especially tho way TonJ Bennett Ulll II; and tt'a beu.t Tony'• way than with Ita ridi~ lous verse as formerly attachted to II, whleb blllted on about sand pipers and tuch . . . II has the 110UIId ol a Stanlllrd, hlghetl Tin Pan o\11<7 compliment of Ill. Just as It did during the Big Blackout, radio alation WINS II cot~bl and dotlnrlnl olrlkeDtWa far better, longer, deeper and more satltfylDII th8a any other ra<llo or TV slatlal .. . Prof. lrwlD Corey bal btell • conde eonvuls!oa 011 TV'• lateDight 1lholn llut the constrlcto eel TV never lei tbit girted luna• tic's rallllh lull be properly developed; wblcb should bl eot' rected when the World's For• most Aulllorlty Opelll at The Living Room lor Four WeeksJ tour weeks ahould be I u 1 I enough. 1-Dallly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 13, 1968 The alorenoted "Right Ho()o ourable Gentlemen" Is !0 convinced there's an audience lor it, Its authors have "alved royalties, the cast has voiU()o teerad sizable ruts; and It is not one of thoae "worthy" Utile dramas which deserve "sup. port" because their dramaturgi· cal bearll are polaed In tht right plaoa . . . TbiJ one duerv· II IUCCISI lor DO Vagrlt Hnll of nobility - only bouUH It il a good, well-written, well-plotled, tutell\ianUy tarseted onter· lainment. Milton Bert. already hao 1 comedy routlno for bia lour • year-old Billy - and broke It Ill at tht Flaminao lD Lao Vegu . . . A German-made cigaret will claim it'a "cancer • proof" . .. Kathryn Grayson aaya aho won't marry Hank Hendler and "ruin a perfectly line romance" . . . Charlie Chaplin'• beatnik • oon Michael'• one line In the London-made movie "Promise Her Anything" aut ahaved oil .. The Bdwy. ruyotery of what ev• er happened to Frankie Hyert (of tho old "18 Club" when Ja~k White and Frankie llld Pat Harrington were top bananu and J ackle Gleason waa bottom of the stalk) h11 been cleared up by Frankie htmoelf, who told ua be'• jult arrived home from London, where he'd been wri~ in& jokea lor English comics. cane Mutual awavatloa IIOCitty: Esquire Magnllne and lhe RI<IP ard Burtona, alter Esky called their "The Sandpiper" t h t "worst beach party movlt ol the year" . . Jean Paul Belmon- do and Alain Delon, alter Doloo c:lllled Belmondo's acting "too ~orochial" . . Bobby VInton and Ben Novak of Miami Beach's Fontainebleau, because Bobby took a full pago ad lD a Miami paper Ben snoots, explaining In print, " Bobby Vinton Thi"" the Miami Newa Is Important," then moved out ol the hotel to a rented yacht .. TV producer R. Finkel and tht ollll't of sundry TV ahowo he tr...len~ ty derorate4 over the aeatons, after he claimed lt'a tho produeor and not the atar who 811ll9 ahows to spo111or1, and we'll tall that to Perry Como and Andy Williams and In fact Krait Fonds, who we know peraonally bought peraonalitioo, and hlll'dly Finkel'a biihly limitable talo enll . . Fact Ia, Andy WU. Hams' Summtr 'rV ltl'itl yoan aso Wal a lmat'loro lreaher ... tortllntnent than Andy'a lfforlt under Finkel's N. Y. Tta1n1ten' •oles won't 110 11 HELEN HELP US! \' ~ ~online!, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Jan. ~: ackets IJ, In getting to this high jlltch, lng a aharp rehersal of pal- about 5 per game. inv~des ~he Jacke ts h~ven 't been read-\ terns : Fnd.ay mg comparative SCQI'es. They week of koow that Athen' dumped sptrits as the Panther oontes1 Coach Wolfe believes. * * opproeci!Pd. .... WHAT DID BE HAVE IN MIND Dear Helen: I'm 1Ute you know by now that to "make-out" means just 1o kill, hold hands, etc., not anything bad. don I think that boy who alkod "LYNN" lA> go aomewhere with bim and "make-out" had anythiiJi also on bts mind. After all, you don t just walk up and propooition a girl. But it ian'! !10 bad to want lA> kill bet, Is It -MIKE Dear Mike : When a boy who baa never even dated a 3irl walko up lA> her and say1 "Lot's go some· wlwre and make-out," my mothtr'l radar signals "Danger Aheld." A nice girl, foolish enough to lall lor this "propos~ lion," won't just be holding hands - ahe'll be slarr'ng hiol - H. Dear Helen: 1 om very much in love with 1 girl I mel thia summer. But • couple of things bother me: She II 19,. am 17. I have beard people tellin1 her oho I! robbini the cradle, and my friend• ltase me also. Bul my buddy told her about hit mother being alne years older than his Dod, and 1ht aotd tlla dllleranco ef agt ahouldn't aeperalf love. I havo never IA>Id her how I feel u I don't want lA> hurt or ambarraiS her, but she DOES date me, and I know she llkeo me. Helen, I would tell her I love her In 1 minute If lOmeone lives me assurante. BORN TOO LATE Dear Born : I aet at least 25 letten like youra every week, thouth usual· ly they're from junior or oenior &irl• who like sophomort boyo bl1t Clll't takt lht ktddin~. And Note I said LIKE. A It-year ok: alrl friend io fine, but don't tet too hung.up on "love'' at 17. You're not marriage age yet. -H. His team defeated Pomeroy 58- * Panthers Hungry For Cage Victory shown a revived spirit since the week 1 SPORT SHIRTS ''Encore I Eacooe !" Vanderbilt Nips Foe by 53-52 Count Weekend Gan1e8 Middleport. FRIDAy Coach Russ Moore's Panthers I ~tbens at Wellston . J:~ckson at Logan and Asa Bradbury, 6-0 junior guard. Bradbury Last year he was sitting ln average• the clubhoose with wbat looked like a victory. But it was not to AFCA tO Nante 6-tl Dick Knight at forward and Eastern at North Gallia 5-IO Dick Werry and 5-ll Junior Fairland at Coal Grove COaCh•0f•Year, Werry at are all seniors. Simpson, who sant shoots well from \he ouside SATURDAY as well as being an excellent Coal Grove at Gallipolis playolf and Casper is not the only local tant to Saturday's shGwdown favorite this year. There's Ge•e with second-ranked Kentucky WASWNGTON (UPI) -The Littler, the former National (11-01. Bi~li~~~~~ a~n7~~;d~.nd 1 ~~~:~~~~~s~~e 8~'~t'lil~lea· 1 driver, IB leading Panther scor- Sheridan at Logan ing. He has a 14.9 in league Chillicothe at Wellston contests after six games. Knight Willun at Southwestern Csidwell, N.J., sank a 411-foot birdie putt on the t8th hole 1o tie Casper. Ellis got onothe,· birdie on the first extra hole of ~~t s~~;r. death Bear Bryant Out American Football Coaches Open champ, ~ay ~h~~~~; m~nf:.:~~ who won this Vandy Rebounds V rut d b · ht · t a y, own Y e1g pom s Association will name the coach event as an amateur in 1954. or the year tnda• but one of the Littler and Casper wen teen· I a.I baUtim. e, stormed back afte.r is runner-up to ~ impson in scar- Albany at Racine . ·' wi n n ingest members Ala- aged stars here. 1mterm1 ss1oo on th e hot sbootmg mg .' I Kyger Creek at Farrland, bama's Frank fBear)' Bryant, This event on the 35-36-71 of Thomas, who finished with The Panthers two wms were Hannan Trace at Eastern . 't . th . par Stardust OJuntry Cl b l 19 polnls live more than against Southern and Wahama.l Triadelphia at Pl. Pleasant rsnE. lhn e rhunnmg. . course the s d t " • Southwood' --~ - - - . - --· - --~Ig t coac es were norrunat.. econ our- 1 · ed for the annual honor by 1 nament In the annual PGA run Fourth-ranked St. Joseph's, This ~lumn Is dedicated It family living, so II you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plain tro.. ble, Jet Helen help YOU. She will al•o welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad4ress Helen Bottel ln care Q( IIIia nt'w~parPr. I DANCE TO THE MUSIC their regions before the New ror the nches-has dmwn most the I 1 Year's bowl games which saw or the ll'lltion's top pros. Bryant's Alabama come Among the missing, however, Of The All Now Swing Band At through a• the only major are Arnold Palmer, winner of the Col! ege te am to emerge Wl'th the , Los. Angeles o~n r~ • victory years f1rst event, Jack Nickand Gary Player. Th e ·e lght were Boh 81ack. laus Among those present 111 Stale Rou!e 7-3 Milas North of Pomeroy ma n of Dar1mouth , Eare 1 d" . Edwards of North Carolina ad aJOn to Casper, Littler and . k C1 p . EIIJS are : Doug Sandera Paul Sta. te DIC 1 rmce-H omano · Do D' k r arney, M1ller Barber, ' Dave 1on, ug 1c ey o Ten~~see, l't.Eigan, Dave Marr, DoD 9 P.M. TO 2,30 A.M. Duffy Daugherty of M1chrgan January AI Besselink Howie : -......:=============::i:==-:~i:i-:·~- State, Bob Devaney of Nebras- Johnson: 'l'ony Lema.' Dave ka, Frank Broyl.. ol Arkansas Hill Charles Sifford G and Tom Prothro of UCLA. sre:..er and Bobby Nichol ay The football fraternity, meet' s. ir,g on the heels of the annual NBA Stalldfnp convention of the Natiena; By United rr.s1 Jntorna&nal Collegiate Athletic Association Eastern Dlv!slol !NCAA), also will select a w. L. .Pr:t. small college coach of the year. Boston :111 11 .718 Hu11y while we have your $lze ••• · The nominees were Hal Wester- Cincinnati ... •.. 16 14 .667 i man of Maine, John Gregory <•f Philadelphia .. .25 t6 .810 East Stroudsburg, Clarence New York ..... 14 'll .341 Stasavlch of, East Carolina Wetteru Division Charles Murphy of Middl~ W. L. .Pet. Tennessee, Ray Louthen of Ball Los Angeles .... .. 26 21 .553 SUite, Darrell Mudra of North Baltimol'll .... .22 23 .m AII -Weatl1&r 42"-the on~¥ loW• , Dakota State, Vernon Glass of Sao Francisco .. .21 211 .447 priced tire with 3-T nylon ~rd and elltra·milta•• TUFSYN rubber, I Lamar State and Jack Curtice St. Louis ...... ... 18 U .410 or Santa Barbara. Detroit .. ...... 12 30 .2114 As The NCAA wound up Its Wedaetday'o Jlooulta /OW session Wednesday by spiking Boston 114 Los Angeles ua as *''"kw•u proposal to ban the two-ptatoo1 Detroit 1211 PhUndelphia Ill pllllllall.nd lid Urt system in football and by San Francisco 1Z:I New York move to 114 1voting down a postpone an eligibility require- (Only games scheduled) I ment that college athletic Th~lday't Scbedllie scholarships are confined to St. Lours vs. CJ.ncinnaU at those capable of Dlllintaming a Indianapolis C minus grade average. Only gama •cheduled) I SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CLUB FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th only other member Lined & Unlined MEN'S GLOVES PAJAMAS Advertl~ed SALE _ __ CLEARANCE! Men's & Boys' WINTER CAPS DRESS SHIRTS 5.00 VAlues 2.65 SALE _ _ _ 2·99 Values to 6.9S SHIRT SALE! Nationally SALE l99 Clearanc• Pric:>td ! OFP GLOVES REDUCED Valu"' to 4.99 CLEARANCE! Yalu" to 5.95 '!4 SWEAT SHIRTS WINTER COATS y3 . Hooded Men'o and lfoys' 1 Group Reduced Others CLEARANCE! CI('(Wding to Coach Moore, will Middleport at Pomeroy K c k t H T be IH Junior Ronnie Logan at yger ree a •mmn race center, 5·11 Bruce Simpson and I Racme at Rutland be. Wes EJ1is Jr., of West salt 2.65 1.89 Reduced TOPCOATS 1 Group-V2 Price Reduced d Lee ba drfflcul.ty shooting over the Volunteers tough zone defense and W<>Und up wrlh the lewest ~mt productiOn of h1s I career- f1ve. 1 But Jerry Southwood and Keith Thomas carried the . Ioad for the Commoscormg dores, keeping them unbeall'll slump with tO against Kyger, 1909 and last year. SWEATERS 1!11 3.65 Boys ing has shown improvement and never won his hometown event. below that as the Commodores who breke out of a !cort'ng He finished Becond twi~in won 53-52. . . . I I Coar Helen: 1 am 13 and going with a nlcl boy of 14. The other night my mother said she wanted to talk tr me. Sudd•.nly abo 1lartld readin& all the letlfn be wrota to me. Seem• she went throu&b my purse. Silo at.. found tht necklace he pve me, a tlnl and ~r.celeL Then she went over to his hou•e and told hlo motber and 1ot him II a lot of lrooble. She says l can't oven talk to him , and after two or three yearo, he can start to aay "Hi" l< me. She accused Ul of pr• lfnding lA> so tht tho movleo and then not ohow!Dg up, and that isn't true. Even the usher saya we act very goo4 and ••· eryono ohould aet like 111. Helen, I like him 1 Ill and we want to go hack together. We never did lllythlng wrong. My mother allowe4 me to 10 with him, and now sht aays I'm too young. Juot because of oome loltl!l's and jewelry. Why is abe 10 old • fashioned? HELPLESS Ilear Helple1e: Granted you never dtd any· thin. wrong, but olmost any mother would be shoul te leara her 13-yeat.(lid Is getting jewel· ry and love leiters !rom a boy. Granted, too. she shouldn't bt a purse snooper. On the other hand, you shouldn't have any. thing like that to hide. I'm glad she got "old • lnshloned" io time H. Vol. to 6.95 _ Vol. to 4.00 _ oi the Athens game wben 6-4 Bill !Spider) Davis began taking over the banking boards. Then, against Kyger Creek he SAN DIEGO (UP!) -The • By JICFF MEYERS I added shooting flnesst with 2t $411,0110 San Diego Open otarts UPI Sporto Writer pomts, double anythin~ ho had today and tho gallery favorite Te~see is still lhe No: I produced beCere. is Bill Casper, a home-grown defensive teatn m the nation . Pomeroy's Panlhers, winless Backing up the Pomeroy start- The team's top •corers a,.. prnduct. today and Clyde Lee couldn'l Ill SIX preVIOUS lea gue starts ing litll~·UP will be subs Rex Gary Stobart,IS-2 senior forward, Casper is • local boy who cet ~1'ef it. . . this season, hope tu get in the Cumings, a senior, and Juniors averaging 18 and Buddy Moore, made good in the money marta Third-nnked , Vander_bdt bJt 1 wmnmg bracket in the final Don Swisher Steve Finlaw Bill 5--S senior guard, averagign l9. 'Of pro golf. He was No. 3 on the the Volunteers 53-p&mt per game of the first round against H<~dford and Larry Wiles.' Other starters Friday night PGA money list in 1965 with game defensive average ri.ght MJddlepm·t Fridav. nit.Jhl at I -~ " will be tJ.O sophomore forwlll'd ~.931 in official winnings. on t""" nose Wedn eway rugi 11 Pomeroy. They would relish this 1 Mark TaMehill, whose rebound- Despite his success, he has but Tennessee scored a shade achievement, t>Specially over 1 th~tr next door neighbors from • Starting Friday, January 14 at 9:00 a.m. San Diego Meet Opens The Jacket! have AND JACKETS 1 2 .95 Reduc.d <i SPORT COATS, men's and boys' · · · · · · · · · · Reduced ! to ! 1 GROUP MEN'S SUITS- now 1 price 1 Group sale 29.~ Men's Suits, values to 47.50 1 Group Men's Suits, values to 69.95 _ __ 1 Group Men's Suits, values to 79.95 _ _ __ _ sale 39.00 sale 59.00 ALL OTHERS REDUCED Sale! 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NO.lWAYTOWQB Tali tt tnr DIMrrtltt tlaler ~~.,... ~......... *firings COULD bt WOIM. 1 • ' You cOIIId h ""1111 oW ·--~·"·"...,. :::.....:'-----~ MIDDLEPORT, 0 . f. MID·WINTI!ft SAVINGS ON MEN'S FINE CLOTHING! 000 '""'Ina . hotrt, rapid lrfe«ular blutltlftl, owoatlng, a lump lD the throat, a leellng ol heavlnest Ill thl choat or stomach, lllUICUlar tremol'll, a feeling ol Jtllerall<ed wealmeu and nervout ten. sion with or without the sC>-Called telUiioo beadachlo. Cbronlt anxiety may be tho caust of til' cessive shyness, per[ectionism. such compulsive behavior 11 washing one'l hands e'llty U or 30 minutes, 1 wide variety of phobia! such as acrophobia !lear of high plaees) and Hfk· ing escape from relllty throueh nar~tics or alcobol. There tan 'ba no doubt thai theoe aymptoml reeurrlnt day alter day can mnke you leellfr• rlblt and can, In time, relltlt II ora1n1e ehangu that art sometimes described 11 "psy· dlooolllalic." In tomorrow' a cOl· umn the treatment ol anxiety ..w be dlacuo-l Sauer, tJ.O senior for· ----- * points apiece. Tbe itth-ranked Mt.Umon 78 Bldwn-Wilaae 611 Ramblero were bothered by the Findlay 91 Kentucky St. flO taller Bronc os early in the Wooster 59 Oberlh 45 game but busted loose for a 57Southwut 37 halftime bul~e. 1 Air Foree 89 Ariz. St. Coll. 71 Sales alter· guard Said Wolfe Wednesday, follow- 50 the evening of !be day $.fA President Kennedy was assassin. 'IV, ated. Since then it haa been all Panther. The probably starting lme-up, Thll column II tor young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it welcome• laughs bill won't dodga a miolll qlllltlon with a brush • off. Send your teen-age questions 1o Youth Alked For It, care of HeliD Help USI, lh1l nowapap· w George the Pomeroy If they play up &II Sporked by a clean-cut deci· with Athens, losing by 3. in trouble." I senior lorward Pat Edwards. iu ovPr Kyger Creek last Fri- The Pantbers ·are without a The Panthers, under Coach I The varsity en~nter will fol d J~, after a ~ell· played but victory in league play, the Russell . Moore, have taken the l 1ow a reserve game that 1terts ~~~s mg eHort m Athens the Jackets own but one, a verdict Jackt-ts under Wolfe three times 1 at 7 p. m. which in turn iolm~hl before, the Jackets hav e over Gallipolis. This is enough out oi four , Wo!Ce came te Mid. IDws a freshman game starting stt:n met.l themse lves into high to cool any fatheadedness dleport in the 1963·64 season. at 5:30 p. m. 6 I alwaya say, "Ignore the , . mark!, dnlf the one you likt best, and soon people wtU forget the difference In a&e II you don't act apolo&eUc abolll it.,, _Ready to move in "1 told them they can beat nates are 5-9 junior r r~c t1ee we've had this season" Panlhers by neurly ~B points their potential. And I told them ward Jon Cunningham, H junu··cord ing to ..::oach Carl Wolfe. and thal U1ey went to the wire they could mess around and be ior guard Jim Butcher, and &.11 are 2_ m:erall for the season . Gal11pohs at Nelsonville YOll'l'll AlliED FOR ITI ••1and scoring of guards Jim Colemall tllellaneo 80 Olivet (Mltfi.) a Allan Miller. who netted 21 Stbn vl 87 StVncnt (Pa.1 4B I much poeasure on an assist _ _ _..,.._ a bac.ket, netted 20 points and set up eight bucketeo. for the Hawks. Loyola of Chicago coasted lo an easy 117-M victory over Western Michigan behind the ALL STARS 1966.....S to Invade Pomeroy Friday Tt " Middleport Yellow Jack~~ -- f~.:Jskf't?a l l tt"am ! . l,wny JIJgh gym n ~ ht after the " best i aollt an1 type of truck. I POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STitEET POMEROY PHONE WY2·2126 , �'C 'Sk. , • h ats, tns· 1 rtump . lt, Dlllr ..... Pua • .,-KiddliJIOft, Pollee today arrested th~ d tl I , . k to the County Economic Coor ina ng Nazi general accused of sendmg Anne Fran . Ggas I Co,millee, and the Athens R<>- chamber. Cnminal police said they arrested ex-Ma). en. tary Club. held by Dayton, and Mi ami es- ;again led the attack of Dayton, ! many MA games. l JEFFERSON. Ohio (UP!) - Wilhelm llarster and two aides, one of them a woman-. on tablished itse lf as til<> heavy <"· ' whtch " now t0-2, as he found I Miami took the lead for good ' F.J ents who refused to I suspicion of complicity in mass murder m warttme Holland . ' A four • y..r veteran of the vorite to win the Mid-Ame;ican ' the range lor 26 point; and ! at 6-4 in the match of the de-' a!l~:e~h~i~rchildren to take part • Prosecutors said Harster bossed the Nazi securi~y police . U. S. Coos! Guard, he belongs Conference title in Wednesdny I pulled off 20 rebounds. I fending co . champions and J in h •sica I education classes on I - not gestapo - who rounded up the author of The Dt· I to t~e Amencan Legion and IS night'o Ohio college basket boll , Tht• Bearcats opened up a 47- owned a 37-28 gap at the half. , lp .l s grounds began serving ary of Anne Frank" and tens of thousands of other_!).~tch preSident of the newly formed oction. , 36 lead at the halt and managed 1 • • • • ~;ouail terms today. I Jews and sent them to the - - · ·--Appalachta Chapter of the As· The llearcats. ups(•!. by Tulsn ' tc stay at \east eight pomts Jerry ~etrson I~ U.le Miami ! Th: ~arents were sentenced Auschwitz death camp. war crimes charges somewhere , soctalJOn of lhe Untted Sta~es In their last previous ou llng and ; ahead thereafter as Rolfes , attack. wtth 18 ~omts and Da~,e I Wednesday by Ashtabula CounHarster, a 61-year-old pen· in West Germany. Army. The latter .organlzati~ dropped from lhl' tnp 20 teams ll'in,.,led around Daytnn defend: Browns 13 wee the most I ' I ty Juvenile Court Judge Calvin sioned civil servant, is held on Prosecutors told UP! the mcludes ;embers~: through as a result, defeated IHh- ers for easy layups. CmrmnatJ Ohio. 1 w. Hutchins, who told them charges of complicity in. 83,000 arrests resulted from investiga- out Soul eastern · ranked Dayton by 87-79 behind " now 111-l also. ' Central State staggered to its I they must •·adjust your b<liefs : murders, prosecutors satd. tiollll Into the trio's octivities in He also Is on the official a 31;-puint effort by llm.1 Holfes. Bobcats F~ll . _ ! second victory in a row, edging I to comply with the law." Also arrested ..were his alle~; N11Zi-occupied Holland bclard of the Fifst Methodist Cincinnati got 6-lt>Ol-lt Dayton Mldmt pulled off •. '~ ' ' fedt, Ohio Northern 7Hi9 on a layup "The low cannot be changed ed atdes, both aged over 60,. . th Nav se- Church In Athens, where he center Hank Fmkel mto foul beatmg OhiO UntverSlt) ~t Ath: I at the buzzer by Don Rather for only a few becuas.e It would Mrs. Gertrud Slottke wh? IS Harster boss~ H~land yunlil served as chairman of tis retrouble earh· and tlw Flyers ens by 68-56 . It was the Red Dfter trailing almost the entire create chaos" Hutduns said. accused of comphcity in 93,3281 c6nty pollee t, 'gned to cent every-member canvsss, had to play ·ncarl) ,, half w1th- skin~· fi rst win there __si~ce _1_9~9 arne. Ken Wilburn scored 31 , The 11 liT~ members of the murders and Dr. Wi~el~ Zoepf, 1943 whe~ ~f w~a;:~r91 worked and a member _or the Frank -· -- -·· -·- - · ~oinls and got 20 rebounds to Jesus Only Pentecostal Cbur<;lt accused of complicity m 114,328 Verona,.~ ~ Adolf Eichmann Harmon Masomc Lodge. I' ·. Did You Know That ... ? . I Allen Re bo·ards Himself as HeadCoach 0 f Rams Squa d ;s~::~~~=· ~~~ct:ld w\~~ ca~~; ~: ::un~ing I lead ,the Marauders to their 11th in trio was arrested early up' Europe's ,f:ws A graduate or Elyria High wm m 13 games . gy . . h. h forbids tfus morning Prosecutors said for Adolf Hitler s deadly !mal School Kimball began hiS teleSteubenville fouod wmless St. thetr reltgto~, dw :c b the they plan to' try them on the solution to the Jewish problem." phone 'company career as a lineVmcent tPa) a light workout, compelllton an ~ 80 u~~~ as man. He advanced through the blast1ng the ViSitOrS 87-49 and banng of bodteS n p ' ranks to insloller-repatrman, 1 , t IS done m common showers. CHICAGO \UPI )- (;eorge AI satd. "t have not signed •• 1allowt m~ ~e rese~~eshal~ PT~~ Hutchms told the parents the sal.. engineer, and the~ buSt· d 1 elf as hrr~d 1·onlract 1 agreed to go .o 1 mos o e seco ld t ail today aftE'I' ness office superv1sor. e was ~~~c~•;;~·h: L~~n~ngeles RA~S. work for them" , llarons' record w;nt :; 9-2 ~~~ingg~rr~n~emenls for the WASHINGTON !UP!) -llig~- 1-.to increase the kamount l named to his present positton m l Ul t Guard lhls ' 3 h ldre '1 f I' his of President Johnson s wtthheld from paychec s tnow 1980 but he won't know un nc:.: Tlla! agreC'menl w;ls reached. ! Rill Melchmnn a semcr l care of thetr 1 c I n, a. o I£ U . t~ ' 14 per cent) on a graduated . 'l'ul·sday ~~t tht' t'ar\test whcthl~ ' llr --atd, m :.:~ telephone I nard. hit on 15 'or 21 shots whom have been suspended State of _the mon message basts so that persons m mtddle he can sign " " 'nt""' for liH con\'el'satwn wnh Hams pres- I from the floor and poured 'n , from school. Co~f~~ssNAM -Us. aim " to •nd upper tax brackets will i JOb d N'l If of pi n t·r lcknl Dan Heeves on Jan. _4. ' 37 points to lead Vtllanova to "hmtl conflict'' and avmd come closer to a pay-as-you-go .1\lkn. u ( 'r 1 ,JftPI he had ret:C •Jved perm~:s- a 90-82 deci sion over Xavier d d struction This basts Also called for sp~cding ~~~~~~n~~l tlw~H~\ll~~~~ [~:.:~,~~ ·;1')\ ~ ~()1\ hnnlll' ,Be.trs o~~~t'r·~~a~~ ~ Bob Quick. a sophomore. p~.:ed 10 ~::t~ •'will ~espond .·r other~ up . ~llechon of cmporate .eorge a as llll . .. th MuskeiCI'rS With 29 pmnts I etgllt }'l' tr' w,ts the on\ t th Reeves c reduce- their use of force. " BUt taxes · . .. wJUw .. s ,:] it>!'\tlfy \\tdnt>:-.dd\. : npgn tate wt \ In the Ohio Conf~rence, Woos- I this mvltatwn to North Vtet Budgrt -Disclosed that _ hts Chester Leaper, recently re-- ' ln a c1>Litt tJ~'armg nn tlt•' 1 Ghen Permission tt>r and ~aunt Umon stren~t~ I Nam for a reciprocal reduction oudget. for th~ comm~ hs~a\ hred chief or police of Galli- I 1 ReJrs· ~ uJt ag.tm:-.t 111m fm All~·n satd Halas "sht mnwre-d 1pnf'd their posthnns as challen7~ I of hosttltties were coupled With I year wJ\l p:ovtde for spendmg lis was voted a lifetime membr.. Jch o! (Oilli dCt Tile Ik;lr ~ ,met stuttered '' and gave hllTI Iers fol the lead The SCinS Snol~r I a warning that ' ' we will stay of $112.8 btlhon, revenues . of rershtp m the Meigs - Gallia arc se~'kmg to t:llJ')tn h1m from the nnpresswn '}oll're way pounded O!Je: lm, 59~5. as Tnn ' 1 until <:~ggress 1 on has stopped"! $111 . bliilon, wtth _a resultmg Frat!'rnal Order of Police, Lodge workmg fill the \lorn ' duwn the !me so ll 's all ng.1t l Jord.1n !~red m 23 pomts to boost I) Ll ht even if the war drags on for •dehC!l of 11.8 bilhon. But he 115 Wednesday mght m Middle- ] · I have arrl'[1!rd thf' ]l('ad ' to talk \uti! them You don 'I_ their OC ·.-wrk to fl -1. COLUMBUS (UP g_ years said this "wtH be one of the 't I canchmg J!lb of the Rams.' ht' • hav(• a cha nce, so go ahead" 1 Mount Union. ~ith Dean Nich-; sleet. snow and freez~ng hra~n l Taxes - To rover mounUng: l lowest deficits m many years" po~.r Leaper and also Middle. -- 'I li e te:-;tl fled that Helas did jolsml showmt-., the \HIY With 26 : P~lshe~ mt~es~~~~ ~~st~~ m~~!l war costs. he asked Congress to Poverty -Pledged "not only port Mayor C. 0 Fisher, who not V.Jthdr.aw hJ s penmsstoll ror l pmn~s. handed. Buldv..w ~a.l~a(c ' o a wt~acherou/ t h r ou h i wipe out excise tax cuts . on I tu rontmue but to .~peed up_ ~he attended as a guest, were pr~ts­ <\]]Pn tn talk 10 He!•ves un!tl l it~ flr~t defrat m le~gu~ m tJOn: ! ~~~:~n~l[ the state early tod~y autos and telephone calls whtr.h I w~r on poverty. . If, rtSI·~~ ed by members of the orgamza~ ~:ffl'r :\ lh•n <ll::fl'l'<l to accept th":' ' 78-09. file Purple Hald( r s shov. Trmpere~lllres hovered around took !•Heel Jan. 1, and- wtthout l mJI.I~B!'Y co~ts ~eqmre sacrt I I tion tor the support th_ey have i.Cc.mtinucd rrom P;,gc ll ob Ia :l-1 recMd 111 the league and 11"' f· ,.· k end streets raising actual income tax rates ces 1n domestiC programs, he l given the F. 0. P. smce the ·J · . , B-W is 1-1 t • teezmg mar . · ~-- said they should not be made · ._ -., tr Lod e was started propo:;;::ds dr;~fttd by J thrL·t'· :\1 :1•n said the dt.spute shou!JI D ~ · 1 ke :'vluskingum'sll were covered w1th an tcy glaze. 1 I t t'h nAnse or ''those thBt • Meigs Ga 18 g · member medlill!ou pant>l Wt'i't' be arbitrnted bv C'ommissioner emson )ro . · · · Snow feU in some Northeastern ! , a e e:<,~-- · , on Nov. 30 • 1956· I ''acceptablt' _'' But ap)Jrnnl ol Pet e f{oz.elle Ot· the Nation111 full -court pr~:;s _ulf: _t~~ ~·e,~o~~ ~ Ohio countks but was expected Contestants Will areF m~st ~~idneedWith l giving\ Pr.esent were John T:yK.r, h b · the TWU's I L half and :;coJed d ,,')·,n.\H o. ~ t t· r off to flurries lattr in oretgn ou presidenl; Mr.Lea~r.plis pre_s i ) •"' ''' \V,·w:e Ft1'1'1ba 1 telagdue. th 1 he to'd in a battle nf Ow leagues lower toh ad~ Rehearse Saturday details, he announced. that he 1l idenl; Willit~m Barr, v1ce prest- . t e terms executive ho:trd " "' e t!'s 1 w n _ - d' . . e ~'Y ·u "ma)or new B ll' E N rth sec- · 11 Policy G'Jmnlltlt>e wcl-: :wed:,>o I ;eorgf' Halas Jr ., president of I J\'JSIOO c u Is I A bnef break in the cold te~- Junior Miss contestants are ~~ t' pr~~sein foreign aid I dent; tr J ~~ . . Sil:s Hamil .I befon' workers could be nr- the Bears Uml if the Bears - -- - ~ , peraturt:'S was due today, WIIh reminded by Director nalph rec Ions . tl f retary- easurer. G II' J dered back u,; th e Job. w11uld ··n.;~~·t the dollar olf1·r of 1 thet hcrmvmeterr isingi nto the Werry to be at the Middleport prog~a~. i~ludmg ant au e:; ~l ton~ trea_surer; all of ~\h:ri:r Viclory ~ited I the Kam< . I'll get "n the ocxt ' upper 30s ond 40s through much High school auditorium this $1 btlhon .'" the n~x } h 1 poliS pollee dcpart~enh, B F When il came . .\!ac\1ahou plJJJc and come back.'' of Lhe sl.Hte. Overnight lows Salurday at !2:30 p. m . and ' combat dtseas.e an to ~ Robert C. l~r~~ .~de 0hr · er.l repurt.Pd the scnlemerlt ~-. ~~ illg. .. - - ~ were well above Tuesday night's l 1·30 m Sunday ror final countries trymg to con ro Parmalee. em .l\1m~ , 8 p. · . populolion growth" representmg the Metgs county · I d · 1 wuuld like to announce 1 "' · readings. Youngstown reporte rehearsals of the Junior Mtss Cl 11 Right ·He will ,,.k Sh .11 , Dept. Chief Herber! f'nd ol the strikt•." He raiiPd tl ' . ', :6, ~".hlalet Dd.,·tywtno.n gol only as low PaDg_ean·tt Sun\Vda.y ni~h•t'ltl. be a' )eai~ation t: :-prohibit racial Gi~~~y.sRaym~~d Manley, guard , n 1 e or erry .. h a "trrmcndrms \"ictory for thl' unnin'' and added. "We sinCl'fl'l Mr. and Mrs. Chul'k Curl lS i Winds were expected to shirt ~ c ''C ffee With Janel" ' discrimination in the sale or I John Ketcllka, and guests M~yly regret the incollvtniew~ -· tilat r ot Oa~tun. ~~r. and \irs. Olm . to a northerly direction by later f::.es ~-~a ~orning rental of housing" and to I or and Ed Spencer, all of Mtd-1 15 1 ··"u'ed to tlw tmbiK .. , · , Re_ v nold~ (lf Parkersburg and tod' IV drrJppinotemperatures Y ' "strengthen euthority of federal . dleport; Sheriff Denv~r Walker, been C )'as " ~ took over !he Fllneral services lnr Allee · 0. Mr. and Mrs. Dou~1~s n·\sse II ] back ' · into · the · 20s. ' Clearing ski1· 1j · tcr, Chap 1aJn·• James MacMahon courts to try thc.se wh? murde~,~· Gary _wm . el 1 union' s top negotiating "!lOtiWolfe Earl, 62 , Levittsburg, who ; or Tuppers Platns VI Sit ed th r- : and !'nldrr temperatures were . Council Reviews attack or intimidate e1ther civil Baldwin, conductor; van Ftf _ 1\ Paytnent for Systeru when TWU Prl'sidt>nl ,\1!• ':larl dwd Wedne~d'--'Y mthe Trumbull pC!st \o,.rekPnd w1th l\1r and , in tbc picture for Fridav. righs workers or other3 and Douglns Ru?yon . all repre I J . Quill and eig t1t other. leadt':-:3 hospitJl thcrl' wt:J be held Sa l-. Mr. Perry ~ur_tis "Hnd ram~ly. ~ The u. s. We<tther Bureau HARTFORD - Town Coun- exercising their constitutional! ~e~ting the Gallia County Sher-~· were jailed for contrrrol of J urdlly at l:lO p.m. at the Ewtng l Mrs. 01-'lt- t<l Heed retun~Pd had issed heavy snow and haz- ! cil m its first meeting of 1966 rights.'' 1ffs Mp~rtment . . , t court injunctiun btirring .. Chapel. w1th bunal m the Le- \home Saturday arter . spendmg 1 ardou :; driving warnings for Tuesday reviewed at length .7 Strikes - He will ask for The Middleport f.o::Jl t_ce depar -' tart C1'ffit' tl'ry. Itlw past 1wo wer'h wtth Mr. : much or Northern Ohio, but re- completion of the town 's wat~?r legislation to "deal with strikes me~t was host fo~ i.1 dmner servtransit str ike. The strikers, who rt>dved no Sl1e w;1:; the daughter of tile · and Mrs. Vrrnon Heed :-md fa.--n- · vised the forN'ast shortly after system and payment for its which threaten irreparable 1 ed m the town hall. brncfits dLtnng their t.wu \H't'k's l:tte \\'1lllbm ~11•redtth and Ber-: ily of \\';1\do Ve rnon Hef'd ;md d(lWn to rliminate the prediction installation with Contractor L. damage to the national inter-, employment. wi ll get ;;n tba Burns \\ol! e, and. i.l fonnr·r :his son. Pel«'. accflmpamed her I of heavy snow. Only flurries K. Moore. No action was taken. est." He d1d not e\abor.ate. ' average paychC'i k hike of rt'Sl dent of RJ~.:_me. She was a , home. . are expe<ted. Bills presented were approv- 1 Congres!l - He reoommended $21.60 per •Mek. Thf'y will be mt'mb<'r of the t\azaren~. chur~ll .l "'r. an~ \1rs. Altnn Hanning , ~d, leaving a balance of $999.91 constitutional amendment to 1 earning 40 cents <Jn hour mon· , llt•r husb_and .. John, I::arl, pl e-~ and family _of Atl_lf~ns and ~rs . m the treasury. Attendmg were extend terms of membrrs of 1 than city garbage colll'dor:; but cl'dl:'d hl'r m de.lth Nov. 2: 19ft<!. : Ronald Eplmg v1s1lrd fE"('I ntly Or~an Oetlication 1 Ma}•or Wllham Kelly. Hecord· the House from two to four ! 28 cents an hour Jes~ than I'll~· Survivors ine!~1d: thr e~. ~ts te~~- , with Mr. nnd Mrs. F\.oyd Rar- Tu Itt> llt•]d Surulay I e~ Jame5 l\1_ Crump and Coun- years. JalJ:Jrers and $LUI lt·..:s them ;\lrs F.llcn P,1ckcns.' ~J~st ~J\ - 1 nnger o~d fam1ly. . . · ctlmen W. T. ~tonf-', A. K. Me-1 New Depa~ment- He pro- , 11 city truck drivt'rs. L'rpool , ~~rs. MaJy Coc~r~ ·1 Mrs. Rt ta B~ker ha s returned ~ A dedtrat10n service for the Clung. Ray Ftl!ldS and John posed creation of a n~w 1 Transporlation be~om to roll Morral, Ohm, and ~Irs. Lillia n\ home after bemg a mccJ1ca1 pa- organ ckma led r~cent\y to the Hoach. cabinet-level Departm<"nt of · even before the settlement wns Clme, Canton. and four broth_ers ticnt in Meigs Gene r:1 l llosvital . Syracuse Asbury Methodist , transportation. • Highi•1ghlS Stal e0 £ulliOD qf I · I Leaper Honored Oh' R d . oa s By Membership Covered With Sleet HOW TO PROPOSE ••• The riaht way and the most memorable is 'trith an ArtCarnd diamond ring daintily perched on its owit little throne. It's not the usual thing, but a channing surprise. Our ArtCarved rings are distincti.&re modF.rn desigru!, backed by a written guarantee ond ArtCarved 's Permanent Value Plan. I 1 TRANSIT I I I 1 j oppa SOclety • NOtes Plan Servire vor Mrs. Earl 1 t o.)l1 ~~~~o~~~;:ts T~;;,tbu:~;h w:~· p~~ ;!f~~,~~~1hnwolf~~n~:~~~ama W~;\~.1 cu~;i~ a;r~~' ~~~~;;11.,. ~~e~;~' ~hu~~~ob/ .~~~r Ia~:·~~~~~~~:\ HA~fl~~g~E C::"I~II - ;,RST- ---- See OlH neweat ArJCarved~ Df\EAM Dl)I~OND hom 1\!.N(lli $~50 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE POMEROY, OHIO -··- -----9 ~ I 78' c-ent of the 4.000-b.us. fleet in · Franklin. Ohio:. Oennis Woift' .lwl·re dinru•r guests Friday ol ll er1ry, '""ill he held , Sunday, : Two men robbed Dabbelt's Su-~ QUALITY operation by 8.30 am Subwav'i 1Stnmgvil le, Ohm. and U 0 r Y Mrs. Ruth Ann Scarhrou~h uf Jan. 16 at 2.30 p.m. pereUe here of $1,100 Wednes- REGULAR were slower tn move tKc<.wse vf' I\·1areu s Wolfe. Hacme. . : Basli un. Stanley H. ~lct:illiard, Ports- day night, forcing aside a cash-~ ] technica l rumpil'xlti!'S and only The reamins are at U1e Wtute mouth dtslrict s uperi ntendent , ~ icr, knock ing a customer to the Certified Oil Station I 20 per c:cnt ot 1\w fl,i~l9 c<trs Funer<il homt . W;un:n. and ; PLAN ~F.RVICES wil l he presPnt. Anyone who floor and then cleanins: out the I ,. Mltn st. Pom•rDv were on! he r:11l.;; for the mornm 1will be brhougl 1t_hNdr Friday a Jprry Mastf'rs. minister of w1slws tn uttl'nd is wl'if'n:ne,' ca.'!.h register. ~-~- ___ _____ _---·-----::-:-_[ 1 1 rush. t~·rnurm w en nen s may ca · the Pom<:roy Church of Chrbl. Pastor Wendt\ I G. Stutler s<.lid. t The rontrart p:Kkage prov1dI will hold sf' rvires at the KPno ~- --------------:-----::---:--rd a 15 per l'l'rll ;li'!'OSS·!IIC·bourd I~ church on Friday ntght Jon . t4 NAMES MANAGER wage lncre <~~e ~ prcad over lwo at 7 JO p.m. EverJ'()ne ~:> mCI:'-JCINNATI WPI1 ~ Robert years. I t boo'il!·d o,ubw;~~ motor. vited. Taft Jr. announe('d Wednesday · 1 men's hourly puv from $3.46 a (Conlmued _from page I '1 ap:mintment of Carl B. Rubin .. a ' ) week to $4.00. as rompared tiJ local drugg1 st. NOW YOU KNOW lawyer. as his campaign man- 1 the $4 28 an hour earned by: President Heed lnf(lrm~~ th: 1 Althougb Mt. Ranier lr ager for the Republican nommcity laborers and $S.26 an t-..::mr 1 shareholdPr~ that the bank s . a~- ; Washington Slate stUI steams ation for Ohio's Ist District scat • paid to city trurk drivers. The . sets, depo:-.tts and lo:ms ha1ie . the volcano last erupted about in the U. S. House of Repre-- · union dropped its deme1nd for 1reached new highs. lie no~d 1t,IMI years ago. \ sentt~fives. reducing the transi t workers' . that total rcSO'Irces increased five·day, 40-hour week to a four· ; $793,876, a ga1n of almost 15 ] day, 32-hour one. It !-!l~o drop- 1per<' ent andt hilt t hese lnped its demanrl for six w•:eks' ; creased resources. _for the most vaC!ltion after one years ol €1'11· part had bet<n uhllzed m lnans sto~k ploymcnt in ~te~1 d of the present to local indi\•iduals and busirive after 25 years' service. ne ss firrn s. 1' i-! Full Drug Store Servl'ce KL·OES 1 Our twice-yearly event! HE'S HERE TO SERVE YOUR HEALTH NEEDS! ,- .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SAVE NOW DURING OUR 2 ONLY Buckeye Coal Heater 16" SADDLE 65.00 - $165.00 REGULARLY $4.99 TO $12.99 NOW care and attention always pays off. Complete Building end Remodeling Service! 1 ONLY Reg. e ENDICOTT JOHNSON health . Regular $49.95-:.lO" Playboy Model _ _ $41.1)9 $47.50-20" Playboy Red ___ $38.00 $39.95-26" Boys Sterling ___ $34.75 $49.00-26" Boys Special __ _ $39.50 $47.50-26" Girls Rambler _ $39.50 B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY After the holiday season Is • gre(Jt tlme to have tJOUr home remodeled a11d ready for spring. Let us heip you plan your new kitchen, bathroom or whatever your remodeling needs might be. We offer 24-hour 1.00 TO $8.88 5 delivery service. CLOSEOUT OF Winter Samples ---$2.88 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You PHONE WY 2-5321 for ESTIMATES ------------------ Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs fOREMAN & ABBOTT (Formerly Gilmore Supply Storol d Middleport, 0. 111 w. _ 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0. •. i._ N, _ 2n Ave. ., •.,_ _ _____ __ ______ •WilLIAMS •PEDWIN elds to comfort and SALE •ROBIN HOOD •MISS AMERICA shopping us for COLUMBIA BICYCLES llog. SHOES Make a habit of JANUARY SALE REG. (BRAND NAME) ,. - --..--. - ., ; - ;, ... .- , complete at your service! WY 2.2955 Pomeroy 11 2 E. ~In _ _ _ _ _ _ _......__. ~l_ Tallulah Bankhe!MI, she of tht grawJ voloe, coming Itt on lhe Red lleltoo show, dropped her mil* ooot dellberately to tht fioor, Nlllll'Jtht&, "Mink lo It mop Boon with, dahling." That, <OUpled with Red'• aatics aa Mr. Scrooge made a recent evening gay. How Red ever faUa and falls and gets up and getl up, i! a constant miracle lo me. He &lid all ovt!r in onow, lalrly tied his knees (ob, those funny knees) Itt a knot, wolllld 11p l>uyiog and decorating a trt!<l, and bavlng himself a time after starting out Lhe Scrooglest ol Scrooges. I hope yoo oaw it. Red Skelton, the "Idiot's Delight." And eount me in 011 it, a chief "Idiot Watcher." I'M TRYING TO read "It p . 8 . ,, t he arlS urrung: a 1a e st seller and !IJld 1t hard gomg. To begi 1 d 'I t to k n ~n, . 08 wan . eep on hating Htller. It sod• t~e soul, does bate. BeSides, he s \lery dead, and I r~d where a new super road gomg toward Berlin ha• a small mound a· long Its eourse marking the spot where !filler died in tbe flames of bi.o burning bunker. No big memorial, just a mound of dirt, and sod. The thin Is, in this Paris book, Hitler kept ordering Paris, the beautiful, the cultural capital of the wbele world, to be burned. It wasn't. Simply no one cou'd do it, not even the German soldiers quartered there. They squirmed around and avoided, somehow Hitler's; orders. And Eisenhower, Supreme Comm.ander, managed to skirt the c1ty everytime, not even telling IllS soldiers io for an engagement. of the ornaments pot awaystill stacked 011 tbe card table ore oor gift> - topping them my 1weet, •oft white oewearer, from "our kids" - and Dad's two extra handsome dress shirts - Where to put extra things In this pint size house man - and our 35th wedding posie, a beautiful peinsettia, tops the television crowding the 80 some ca!'ds we received time to get up th enew eatendar - and to transfer important December memoranda from the old oRe to the new one - we shall not hear Charles Laughton doing, Hlng Out Wild Bells" as only he could give it - so I'll give you a favorite ''I said to the man wbo stood at the gate of the year 'Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.' And he replied. '<ril t · t th d k· . ou Ill o e ar ne-ss and put thine band into the hand of God. That shall be to thee better than life and safer than a known wa '.'' Y TO CONTINUE "l.ooking A· round" - Our new young neighbors Johnny and Janice Lyons call Uteir small t3 month old son, Johnny, so naturally he is John the Third - tape recordings of the Xmas concert down at the parsonage al their delightful open house -1 succumbed to a four day round of intestinal virus the Monday after that - pecpfe kept giving me boxes of chocolates which rn save for Jury Fourth - and I'~ still on a fragment of the £rml cake from the H o m e r Cooks while the amaryllis they ' gave me is now about to ~lo?m \ - Mrs. E. L. Hughes kmttmg hats, yes, I said hats, right and left - and are we delighled she's that well, remembering ANOTHER REASON 1 can't how very ill she was for eight get too interested, all over long months just a year agoagain in 1941 t.l 1945. It's now Laura and John Seines have t 1965 and we're in a ruinous war new great grandson up at Coway over In ''furrin" parts that lumbus - "Bus" and Jean I can see no sense in at all. Whitf' Seines ~rand.son, if you I realize the above statement please - 41 Bus a Grampaw?ls not popular in certain areas. it can't be, but he is--{)ver to 1 But I prefer to live dangerous- see Esther_ Oark and mama's!' Jy, so Jve said it and I'll stick lovely Chnstmas flowers to it. white poinsettias huge pol) ! F3r, far too many of our from lhe Duttons, yellow m11ms dearest and best, paying the !potted) from Mary Eli'"beth l pn<~. daily. 'l'ain't worth tt. (Hartmger) Thomas among 1 tEd. Note : Only if one as-' them- Keith Kincoid, my bnlsumes Chinese Communism ;~ ! liant H. S. pupil of early 30's benevolent.) . looked just .•s he always used 1 to Ito me) m that Sentinel pio1 TOO GREAT A SHOCK _ to ture - his brother, John, was ' get back a Christmas card you lone of my famous "Whiz Kids" i had sent wilh letter enclosed, - Among them Florence Fraswhich you'd written a dear ' er Baker, Phyllis Diles Jividen. friend - the returned )etter 1Frances Pullins, Charldene Aumarked 11 Deceased." This was j therson, Lewis Rickman, Laurmy lifel.ong friend and distant •ence Bradford, Flora Dell Hu.'<cousin, Ada Holmes, of New sell - good heavens, I wish 1 \ York Ctty, mother of M.H.S. hadn't started this there! (19291 brilliant, and now de- were 24 in that section andl ased actor, Oliver Wendell NONE should have been omitolmes, wbo passed away in led - you "l(!ds" look it up l arts, France. three years for yourself - I don't expect o last April, soon after going you to believe this but ·~ are I ere to make a picture. now roastmg potatoes 111 our da never really recovered hot as~es at th_e fireplace I m this foss, I think now. A and netghbclr Sh~rfey Mills, not l strous fire in the apartment to be outdone, puts his lima ju above her's early la.st beans with ha.m _hoc~s r~ght on I sp ng in which water damllj!e lop of gas umt m hts ctrculatru d her own apartment and or at berltime - next day there l furlishings caused .'!. nervous is a gorgeous dinner all bre1kdown with 10 days in hos- and ready - if Dad can just pita\ Wendell's father, Ferdie get to carrying water from the Haines, is still living, 1 semi- spnng and we can find a place lnvaild the last 1 knew. to keep a cow - well, maybe I'm ah·aid I shall never find we can plug along a while - I out patliculars on Ada's pass- already Ia! don't smoke cigarlog. Not one of her perople live ettes (b) don 't drink whiskey here, all of her Immediate lam- Ic) don't dye my hair or paste ily being deceased. on eyelashes - see what a saving I make right there - yes, 1 But 1 have wept ball the though you'd laugh at th• ey•day for my friend. We w<'re l'"'h part - f~eard about a kid exactly the same age, corre- c11me a-running ''Ma, thert"s a aponded steadily through all l.ig caterpillar on the bath ti'Je 25 or 30 years 111he has been room floor" - yPs, 'twas a Jn New York. randem eyelash pif'ce a-floBtin' Jf you ever get A Xmas card around - I never though I'd see baek like this marked "Deceas- a pretty !:darling bul a bronze ed" then and not Ull then, will speckled one is just now here you know th& desolate place tt and he's posillvely handsome has left in my heart. j If only his manners were bet· , The Chri•tmas lights are ter - Mrs. Owens of Pomeroy dimmed for me today. told me she had a pair. get that AMUSED AT GOOBKR, of a pair of bluobirds staying near Andy Griffith Show, wbo kept ber in upper Pomeroy right telling every one that Malcolm now - remarkable - I'm so Merriwelher (Englishman) was sorry about my friend He I en 8 member ol the "Cold Cream Powell Bradford's illness - one I (Coldslreom) Guords." of our town's very finest citiCAN YOU ACI'UAJ.LY be- zens - this rose to her, picked !!eve the following was given I fresh today - I booght a hoavln 1 multiple choice test I read enly blue sheer scarf in Allll'IIS of? I My only porchase - I have Who discovered America (I) ' forty Ieven scarfs (so have you) Bernard &ruch (2) Christopher But this was exact shade of Columbo• (!) Nathan Hale 4) the Virgin's blue robe in the Mickey Mantle. nlcture The Immaculate Co off so - Oh, Eddicatlon, what c..,ption which long had I plaee eo are being committed in in our old bnnfe on Torkey Run rune. - a "Perfect Tribute" (I bopel LOOKING AROUND - The to. the picture so early treasurlstmu tree II down and most I ed by Mama. -1 II 1 e., Jan. 11, 1 9 8 & - l l t " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · It's The Annual January Event At Rutland Furniture •. .. Starts Tomorrow I MUNICH Germany (UP!) - 9 2o 0 i (-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 13, 198& Charge Ex-Nazi General in Author Anne Frank's Death (~~~~~) 1 . .. . • . ' 1 Parents Jailed I 30 Days for Finkel fouled out with Iand gave the league leaders. a ' BY U n'ted Press International out him. t 1. . d t3 points ' 3_0 loop record os the Bobcats ' F' Be}'Iefs The Cine~mVtl Bearcal' laid pay an d Do . M t k their second loss in as ~ Irm claim to the national rankmg I Sophomore lorwar n ay I oo C ' 1 I ' / SIZES 4B & 5'>!1 AA Sale Starh Friday J;tn. 14th THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~-----------------" SAVE UPTO • on TOP QUAUTY FURNITURE! LEARANC e BEDROOM euVING ROOM SUITE SALE Two-PI-Iorly American LIVING ROOM NOW-With Trade NOW-With Trade BEDROOM SUITE~;'_'·'_'_ _ I-PI- Cherry By Bonott Brown Best Cover Reg. 299.91 - - - - BEDROOM SUITE :~L;.,_·'_•__ 3-Ple•• Mahogany-A BHUtiful Suite Tw~Piece Turquoise and 2-PIHo Gold NOW-Witb Trade LIVING ROOM ~th.~:.;:"" Tle Your Chol .. _ _ $199·95 BEDROOM SUITE :;:;,~~~;All-3-Pi... Sturdy ~pie Rog. 239.95 SUITE BEDROOM CLOSEOUT SALE - - - Two-Piece Beige Early American NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM ~!~·;~.vs_ 5149·95 3-Pi--WMit Flnloh By Bouttt BEDROOM SUITE ~~~:!~~~ SALI _ _ 3-Pi... Walnut Suite Two-Pieco Early American, Maple Ann NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM ~.;~49·9·Two-Piece Black BEDROOM SUITE BEDROOM Su.ITE NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM Across The Street From TABLE GROUP 5 Se95 Some Closeouts At Only _ _ $4.99 Need ASOFA? NYLON COVER- WIDE ARM Special! 6-Piece 6 8.88 THIS SALE I On S.le--9-Pieco f]]4 •91 D•mette Sets R•oulor 149.95, sALI 139·95 5 F~EI! ••• 2 Walnut Mahogany Oak Finish REGULAR 29.95 eDINffiE SALE Sofa Bed & Chair Group CHOICE OF 5 COLORS Regular THIS 99.95 SALE Special! 3-Piece LINOLEUM RUGS FOR BARGAINS AND DISCONTINUED ITEMSI Our New Furnitur1 Stort log. 139.95 CLOSEOUT SALI - - - OPEN STOCK - CAN Bll BOUGHT BY THE PIECII - SEE In Extra Nice 9x12 Size Used Furniture Store CLOSEOUT SALE - - - A Complete Line of Maple Furniture All Nylon Reg. 249.95---- SHOP OUR ; Rog. 149.9! 3-Piect Gray Suitt 7-Piect Turquoise STEP TABLES FREE ••• 2 TABLE LAMPS Dinette Set:~:... To_ $88·18 2 On Sele--5-Piece hot! . m Cloloout-SALI - - - S-PIMe White l!erly Amerioan Tw~Pf ... Wide Arm LIVING ROOM 4-PI- Whitt By Ba-tt (BMII Here Too L0119l BEDROOM ':; ::: Brown Reg. 340.95 - - - SUITE SALE Dinette Sets R'!:_, T• _ $49·91 Annual January Sale! Mattress &Box Springs s Living Room Suite Salel D.mette set ........ 139.95. sALI _ 7-Pfece Gray Sale! famous Ortholus SERTA MATTRESS $ .00 Smooth Top 91 Maytag SALE Washers and Dryers (SPECIAL GROUPING) FOR THE PAIR T.,.,. ~ 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE With Foam Cushions 2 STEP TABLES 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS ALL FOR ONLY While They Last! Big Chair Sale Now 10o/o OFF SPECIAL! 9x12 SIZE FLOOR SAMPLESALSO NEW ONES JUST UNPACKED $ WOOL RUGS 57 RUTLAND FURNIT,URE SH2-4211 ARNOLD GRATE '•'' RUTLAND, 0~ ' �'C 'Sk. , • h ats, tns· 1 rtump . lt, Dlllr ..... Pua • .,-KiddliJIOft, Pollee today arrested th~ d tl I , . k to the County Economic Coor ina ng Nazi general accused of sendmg Anne Fran . Ggas I Co,millee, and the Athens R<>- chamber. Cnminal police said they arrested ex-Ma). en. tary Club. held by Dayton, and Mi ami es- ;again led the attack of Dayton, ! many MA games. l JEFFERSON. Ohio (UP!) - Wilhelm llarster and two aides, one of them a woman-. on tablished itse lf as til<> heavy <"· ' whtch " now t0-2, as he found I Miami took the lead for good ' F.J ents who refused to I suspicion of complicity in mass murder m warttme Holland . ' A four • y..r veteran of the vorite to win the Mid-Ame;ican ' the range lor 26 point; and ! at 6-4 in the match of the de-' a!l~:e~h~i~rchildren to take part • Prosecutors said Harster bossed the Nazi securi~y police . U. S. Coos! Guard, he belongs Conference title in Wednesdny I pulled off 20 rebounds. I fending co . champions and J in h •sica I education classes on I - not gestapo - who rounded up the author of The Dt· I to t~e Amencan Legion and IS night'o Ohio college basket boll , Tht• Bearcats opened up a 47- owned a 37-28 gap at the half. , lp .l s grounds began serving ary of Anne Frank" and tens of thousands of other_!).~tch preSident of the newly formed oction. , 36 lead at the halt and managed 1 • • • • ~;ouail terms today. I Jews and sent them to the - - · ·--Appalachta Chapter of the As· The llearcats. ups(•!. by Tulsn ' tc stay at \east eight pomts Jerry ~etrson I~ U.le Miami ! Th: ~arents were sentenced Auschwitz death camp. war crimes charges somewhere , soctalJOn of lhe Untted Sta~es In their last previous ou llng and ; ahead thereafter as Rolfes , attack. wtth 18 ~omts and Da~,e I Wednesday by Ashtabula CounHarster, a 61-year-old pen· in West Germany. Army. The latter .organlzati~ dropped from lhl' tnp 20 teams ll'in,.,led around Daytnn defend: Browns 13 wee the most I ' I ty Juvenile Court Judge Calvin sioned civil servant, is held on Prosecutors told UP! the mcludes ;embers~: through as a result, defeated IHh- ers for easy layups. CmrmnatJ Ohio. 1 w. Hutchins, who told them charges of complicity in. 83,000 arrests resulted from investiga- out Soul eastern · ranked Dayton by 87-79 behind " now 111-l also. ' Central State staggered to its I they must •·adjust your b<liefs : murders, prosecutors satd. tiollll Into the trio's octivities in He also Is on the official a 31;-puint effort by llm.1 Holfes. Bobcats F~ll . _ ! second victory in a row, edging I to comply with the law." Also arrested ..were his alle~; N11Zi-occupied Holland bclard of the Fifst Methodist Cincinnati got 6-lt>Ol-lt Dayton Mldmt pulled off •. '~ ' ' fedt, Ohio Northern 7Hi9 on a layup "The low cannot be changed ed atdes, both aged over 60,. . th Nav se- Church In Athens, where he center Hank Fmkel mto foul beatmg OhiO UntverSlt) ~t Ath: I at the buzzer by Don Rather for only a few becuas.e It would Mrs. Gertrud Slottke wh? IS Harster boss~ H~land yunlil served as chairman of tis retrouble earh· and tlw Flyers ens by 68-56 . It was the Red Dfter trailing almost the entire create chaos" Hutduns said. accused of comphcity in 93,3281 c6nty pollee t, 'gned to cent every-member canvsss, had to play ·ncarl) ,, half w1th- skin~· fi rst win there __si~ce _1_9~9 arne. Ken Wilburn scored 31 , The 11 liT~ members of the murders and Dr. Wi~el~ Zoepf, 1943 whe~ ~f w~a;:~r91 worked and a member _or the Frank -· -- -·· -·- - · ~oinls and got 20 rebounds to Jesus Only Pentecostal Cbur<;lt accused of complicity m 114,328 Verona,.~ ~ Adolf Eichmann Harmon Masomc Lodge. I' ·. Did You Know That ... ? . I Allen Re bo·ards Himself as HeadCoach 0 f Rams Squa d ;s~::~~~=· ~~~ct:ld w\~~ ca~~; ~: ::un~ing I lead ,the Marauders to their 11th in trio was arrested early up' Europe's ,f:ws A graduate or Elyria High wm m 13 games . gy . . h. h forbids tfus morning Prosecutors said for Adolf Hitler s deadly !mal School Kimball began hiS teleSteubenville fouod wmless St. thetr reltgto~, dw :c b the they plan to' try them on the solution to the Jewish problem." phone 'company career as a lineVmcent tPa) a light workout, compelllton an ~ 80 u~~~ as man. He advanced through the blast1ng the ViSitOrS 87-49 and banng of bodteS n p ' ranks to insloller-repatrman, 1 , t IS done m common showers. CHICAGO \UPI )- (;eorge AI satd. "t have not signed •• 1allowt m~ ~e rese~~eshal~ PT~~ Hutchms told the parents the sal.. engineer, and the~ buSt· d 1 elf as hrr~d 1·onlract 1 agreed to go .o 1 mos o e seco ld t ail today aftE'I' ness office superv1sor. e was ~~~c~•;;~·h: L~~n~ngeles RA~S. work for them" , llarons' record w;nt :; 9-2 ~~~ingg~rr~n~emenls for the WASHINGTON !UP!) -llig~- 1-.to increase the kamount l named to his present positton m l Ul t Guard lhls ' 3 h ldre '1 f I' his of President Johnson s wtthheld from paychec s tnow 1980 but he won't know un nc:.: Tlla! agreC'menl w;ls reached. ! Rill Melchmnn a semcr l care of thetr 1 c I n, a. o I£ U . t~ ' 14 per cent) on a graduated . 'l'ul·sday ~~t tht' t'ar\test whcthl~ ' llr --atd, m :.:~ telephone I nard. hit on 15 'or 21 shots whom have been suspended State of _the mon message basts so that persons m mtddle he can sign " " 'nt""' for liH con\'el'satwn wnh Hams pres- I from the floor and poured 'n , from school. Co~f~~ssNAM -Us. aim " to •nd upper tax brackets will i JOb d N'l If of pi n t·r lcknl Dan Heeves on Jan. _4. ' 37 points to lead Vtllanova to "hmtl conflict'' and avmd come closer to a pay-as-you-go .1\lkn. u ( 'r 1 ,JftPI he had ret:C •Jved perm~:s- a 90-82 deci sion over Xavier d d struction This basts Also called for sp~cding ~~~~~~n~~l tlw~H~\ll~~~~ [~:.:~,~~ ·;1')\ ~ ~()1\ hnnlll' ,Be.trs o~~~t'r·~~a~~ ~ Bob Quick. a sophomore. p~.:ed 10 ~::t~ •'will ~espond .·r other~ up . ~llechon of cmporate .eorge a as llll . .. th MuskeiCI'rS With 29 pmnts I etgllt }'l' tr' w,ts the on\ t th Reeves c reduce- their use of force. " BUt taxes · . .. wJUw .. s ,:] it>!'\tlfy \\tdnt>:-.dd\. : npgn tate wt \ In the Ohio Conf~rence, Woos- I this mvltatwn to North Vtet Budgrt -Disclosed that _ hts Chester Leaper, recently re-- ' ln a c1>Litt tJ~'armg nn tlt•' 1 Ghen Permission tt>r and ~aunt Umon stren~t~ I Nam for a reciprocal reduction oudget. for th~ comm~ hs~a\ hred chief or police of Galli- I 1 ReJrs· ~ uJt ag.tm:-.t 111m fm All~·n satd Halas "sht mnwre-d 1pnf'd their posthnns as challen7~ I of hosttltties were coupled With I year wJ\l p:ovtde for spendmg lis was voted a lifetime membr.. Jch o! (Oilli dCt Tile Ik;lr ~ ,met stuttered '' and gave hllTI Iers fol the lead The SCinS Snol~r I a warning that ' ' we will stay of $112.8 btlhon, revenues . of rershtp m the Meigs - Gallia arc se~'kmg to t:llJ')tn h1m from the nnpresswn '}oll're way pounded O!Je: lm, 59~5. as Tnn ' 1 until <:~ggress 1 on has stopped"! $111 . bliilon, wtth _a resultmg Frat!'rnal Order of Police, Lodge workmg fill the \lorn ' duwn the !me so ll 's all ng.1t l Jord.1n !~red m 23 pomts to boost I) Ll ht even if the war drags on for •dehC!l of 11.8 bilhon. But he 115 Wednesday mght m Middle- ] · I have arrl'[1!rd thf' ]l('ad ' to talk \uti! them You don 'I_ their OC ·.-wrk to fl -1. COLUMBUS (UP g_ years said this "wtH be one of the 't I canchmg J!lb of the Rams.' ht' • hav(• a cha nce, so go ahead" 1 Mount Union. ~ith Dean Nich-; sleet. snow and freez~ng hra~n l Taxes - To rover mounUng: l lowest deficits m many years" po~.r Leaper and also Middle. -- 'I li e te:-;tl fled that Helas did jolsml showmt-., the \HIY With 26 : P~lshe~ mt~es~~~~ ~~st~~ m~~!l war costs. he asked Congress to Poverty -Pledged "not only port Mayor C. 0 Fisher, who not V.Jthdr.aw hJ s penmsstoll ror l pmn~s. handed. Buldv..w ~a.l~a(c ' o a wt~acherou/ t h r ou h i wipe out excise tax cuts . on I tu rontmue but to .~peed up_ ~he attended as a guest, were pr~ts­ <\]]Pn tn talk 10 He!•ves un!tl l it~ flr~t defrat m le~gu~ m tJOn: ! ~~~:~n~l[ the state early tod~y autos and telephone calls whtr.h I w~r on poverty. . If, rtSI·~~ ed by members of the orgamza~ ~:ffl'r :\ lh•n <ll::fl'l'<l to accept th":' ' 78-09. file Purple Hald( r s shov. Trmpere~lllres hovered around took !•Heel Jan. 1, and- wtthout l mJI.I~B!'Y co~ts ~eqmre sacrt I I tion tor the support th_ey have i.Cc.mtinucd rrom P;,gc ll ob Ia :l-1 recMd 111 the league and 11"' f· ,.· k end streets raising actual income tax rates ces 1n domestiC programs, he l given the F. 0. P. smce the ·J · . , B-W is 1-1 t • teezmg mar . · ~-- said they should not be made · ._ -., tr Lod e was started propo:;;::ds dr;~fttd by J thrL·t'· :\1 :1•n said the dt.spute shou!JI D ~ · 1 ke :'vluskingum'sll were covered w1th an tcy glaze. 1 I t t'h nAnse or ''those thBt • Meigs Ga 18 g · member medlill!ou pant>l Wt'i't' be arbitrnted bv C'ommissioner emson )ro . · · · Snow feU in some Northeastern ! , a e e:<,~-- · , on Nov. 30 • 1956· I ''acceptablt' _'' But ap)Jrnnl ol Pet e f{oz.elle Ot· the Nation111 full -court pr~:;s _ulf: _t~~ ~·e,~o~~ ~ Ohio countks but was expected Contestants Will areF m~st ~~idneedWith l giving\ Pr.esent were John T:yK.r, h b · the TWU's I L half and :;coJed d ,,')·,n.\H o. ~ t t· r off to flurries lattr in oretgn ou presidenl; Mr.Lea~r.plis pre_s i ) •"' ''' \V,·w:e Ft1'1'1ba 1 telagdue. th 1 he to'd in a battle nf Ow leagues lower toh ad~ Rehearse Saturday details, he announced. that he 1l idenl; Willit~m Barr, v1ce prest- . t e terms executive ho:trd " "' e t!'s 1 w n _ - d' . . e ~'Y ·u "ma)or new B ll' E N rth sec- · 11 Policy G'Jmnlltlt>e wcl-: :wed:,>o I ;eorgf' Halas Jr ., president of I J\'JSIOO c u Is I A bnef break in the cold te~- Junior Miss contestants are ~~ t' pr~~sein foreign aid I dent; tr J ~~ . . Sil:s Hamil .I befon' workers could be nr- the Bears Uml if the Bears - -- - ~ , peraturt:'S was due today, WIIh reminded by Director nalph rec Ions . tl f retary- easurer. G II' J dered back u,; th e Job. w11uld ··n.;~~·t the dollar olf1·r of 1 thet hcrmvmeterr isingi nto the Werry to be at the Middleport prog~a~. i~ludmg ant au e:; ~l ton~ trea_surer; all of ~\h:ri:r Viclory ~ited I the Kam< . I'll get "n the ocxt ' upper 30s ond 40s through much High school auditorium this $1 btlhon .'" the n~x } h 1 poliS pollee dcpart~enh, B F When il came . .\!ac\1ahou plJJJc and come back.'' of Lhe sl.Hte. Overnight lows Salurday at !2:30 p. m . and ' combat dtseas.e an to ~ Robert C. l~r~~ .~de 0hr · er.l repurt.Pd the scnlemerlt ~-. ~~ illg. .. - - ~ were well above Tuesday night's l 1·30 m Sunday ror final countries trymg to con ro Parmalee. em .l\1m~ , 8 p. · . populolion growth" representmg the Metgs county · I d · 1 wuuld like to announce 1 "' · readings. Youngstown reporte rehearsals of the Junior Mtss Cl 11 Right ·He will ,,.k Sh .11 , Dept. Chief Herber! f'nd ol the strikt•." He raiiPd tl ' . ', :6, ~".hlalet Dd.,·tywtno.n gol only as low PaDg_ean·tt Sun\Vda.y ni~h•t'ltl. be a' )eai~ation t: :-prohibit racial Gi~~~y.sRaym~~d Manley, guard , n 1 e or erry .. h a "trrmcndrms \"ictory for thl' unnin'' and added. "We sinCl'fl'l Mr. and Mrs. Chul'k Curl lS i Winds were expected to shirt ~ c ''C ffee With Janel" ' discrimination in the sale or I John Ketcllka, and guests M~yly regret the incollvtniew~ -· tilat r ot Oa~tun. ~~r. and \irs. Olm . to a northerly direction by later f::.es ~-~a ~orning rental of housing" and to I or and Ed Spencer, all of Mtd-1 15 1 ··"u'ed to tlw tmbiK .. , · , Re_ v nold~ (lf Parkersburg and tod' IV drrJppinotemperatures Y ' "strengthen euthority of federal . dleport; Sheriff Denv~r Walker, been C )'as " ~ took over !he Fllneral services lnr Allee · 0. Mr. and Mrs. Dou~1~s n·\sse II ] back ' · into · the · 20s. ' Clearing ski1· 1j · tcr, Chap 1aJn·• James MacMahon courts to try thc.se wh? murde~,~· Gary _wm . el 1 union' s top negotiating "!lOtiWolfe Earl, 62 , Levittsburg, who ; or Tuppers Platns VI Sit ed th r- : and !'nldrr temperatures were . Council Reviews attack or intimidate e1ther civil Baldwin, conductor; van Ftf _ 1\ Paytnent for Systeru when TWU Prl'sidt>nl ,\1!• ':larl dwd Wedne~d'--'Y mthe Trumbull pC!st \o,.rekPnd w1th l\1r and , in tbc picture for Fridav. righs workers or other3 and Douglns Ru?yon . all repre I J . Quill and eig t1t other. leadt':-:3 hospitJl thcrl' wt:J be held Sa l-. Mr. Perry ~ur_tis "Hnd ram~ly. ~ The u. s. We<tther Bureau HARTFORD - Town Coun- exercising their constitutional! ~e~ting the Gallia County Sher-~· were jailed for contrrrol of J urdlly at l:lO p.m. at the Ewtng l Mrs. 01-'lt- t<l Heed retun~Pd had issed heavy snow and haz- ! cil m its first meeting of 1966 rights.'' 1ffs Mp~rtment . . , t court injunctiun btirring .. Chapel. w1th bunal m the Le- \home Saturday arter . spendmg 1 ardou :; driving warnings for Tuesday reviewed at length .7 Strikes - He will ask for The Middleport f.o::Jl t_ce depar -' tart C1'ffit' tl'ry. Itlw past 1wo wer'h wtth Mr. : much or Northern Ohio, but re- completion of the town 's wat~?r legislation to "deal with strikes me~t was host fo~ i.1 dmner servtransit str ike. The strikers, who rt>dved no Sl1e w;1:; the daughter of tile · and Mrs. Vrrnon Heed :-md fa.--n- · vised the forN'ast shortly after system and payment for its which threaten irreparable 1 ed m the town hall. brncfits dLtnng their t.wu \H't'k's l:tte \\'1lllbm ~11•redtth and Ber-: ily of \\';1\do Ve rnon Hef'd ;md d(lWn to rliminate the prediction installation with Contractor L. damage to the national inter-, employment. wi ll get ;;n tba Burns \\ol! e, and. i.l fonnr·r :his son. Pel«'. accflmpamed her I of heavy snow. Only flurries K. Moore. No action was taken. est." He d1d not e\abor.ate. ' average paychC'i k hike of rt'Sl dent of RJ~.:_me. She was a , home. . are expe<ted. Bills presented were approv- 1 Congres!l - He reoommended $21.60 per •Mek. Thf'y will be mt'mb<'r of the t\azaren~. chur~ll .l "'r. an~ \1rs. Altnn Hanning , ~d, leaving a balance of $999.91 constitutional amendment to 1 earning 40 cents <Jn hour mon· , llt•r husb_and .. John, I::arl, pl e-~ and family _of Atl_lf~ns and ~rs . m the treasury. Attendmg were extend terms of membrrs of 1 than city garbage colll'dor:; but cl'dl:'d hl'r m de.lth Nov. 2: 19ft<!. : Ronald Eplmg v1s1lrd fE"('I ntly Or~an Oetlication 1 Ma}•or Wllham Kelly. Hecord· the House from two to four ! 28 cents an hour Jes~ than I'll~· Survivors ine!~1d: thr e~. ~ts te~~- , with Mr. nnd Mrs. F\.oyd Rar- Tu Itt> llt•]d Surulay I e~ Jame5 l\1_ Crump and Coun- years. JalJ:Jrers and $LUI lt·..:s them ;\lrs F.llcn P,1ckcns.' ~J~st ~J\ - 1 nnger o~d fam1ly. . . · ctlmen W. T. ~tonf-', A. K. Me-1 New Depa~ment- He pro- , 11 city truck drivt'rs. L'rpool , ~~rs. MaJy Coc~r~ ·1 Mrs. Rt ta B~ker ha s returned ~ A dedtrat10n service for the Clung. Ray Ftl!ldS and John posed creation of a n~w 1 Transporlation be~om to roll Morral, Ohm, and ~Irs. Lillia n\ home after bemg a mccJ1ca1 pa- organ ckma led r~cent\y to the Hoach. cabinet-level Departm<"nt of · even before the settlement wns Clme, Canton. and four broth_ers ticnt in Meigs Gene r:1 l llosvital . Syracuse Asbury Methodist , transportation. • Highi•1ghlS Stal e0 £ulliOD qf I · I Leaper Honored Oh' R d . oa s By Membership Covered With Sleet HOW TO PROPOSE ••• The riaht way and the most memorable is 'trith an ArtCarnd diamond ring daintily perched on its owit little throne. It's not the usual thing, but a channing surprise. Our ArtCarved rings are distincti.&re modF.rn desigru!, backed by a written guarantee ond ArtCarved 's Permanent Value Plan. I 1 TRANSIT I I I 1 j oppa SOclety • NOtes Plan Servire vor Mrs. Earl 1 t o.)l1 ~~~~o~~~;:ts T~;;,tbu:~;h w:~· p~~ ;!f~~,~~~1hnwolf~~n~:~~~ama W~;\~.1 cu~;i~ a;r~~' ~~~~;;11.,. ~~e~;~' ~hu~~~ob/ .~~~r Ia~:·~~~~~~~:\ HA~fl~~g~E C::"I~II - ;,RST- ---- See OlH neweat ArJCarved~ Df\EAM Dl)I~OND hom 1\!.N(lli $~50 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE POMEROY, OHIO -··- -----9 ~ I 78' c-ent of the 4.000-b.us. fleet in · Franklin. Ohio:. Oennis Woift' .lwl·re dinru•r guests Friday ol ll er1ry, '""ill he held , Sunday, : Two men robbed Dabbelt's Su-~ QUALITY operation by 8.30 am Subwav'i 1Stnmgvil le, Ohm. and U 0 r Y Mrs. Ruth Ann Scarhrou~h uf Jan. 16 at 2.30 p.m. pereUe here of $1,100 Wednes- REGULAR were slower tn move tKc<.wse vf' I\·1areu s Wolfe. Hacme. . : Basli un. Stanley H. ~lct:illiard, Ports- day night, forcing aside a cash-~ ] technica l rumpil'xlti!'S and only The reamins are at U1e Wtute mouth dtslrict s uperi ntendent , ~ icr, knock ing a customer to the Certified Oil Station I 20 per c:cnt ot 1\w fl,i~l9 c<trs Funer<il homt . W;un:n. and ; PLAN ~F.RVICES wil l he presPnt. Anyone who floor and then cleanins: out the I ,. Mltn st. Pom•rDv were on! he r:11l.;; for the mornm 1will be brhougl 1t_hNdr Friday a Jprry Mastf'rs. minister of w1slws tn uttl'nd is wl'if'n:ne,' ca.'!.h register. ~-~- ___ _____ _---·-----::-:-_[ 1 1 rush. t~·rnurm w en nen s may ca · the Pom<:roy Church of Chrbl. Pastor Wendt\ I G. Stutler s<.lid. t The rontrart p:Kkage prov1dI will hold sf' rvires at the KPno ~- --------------:-----::---:--rd a 15 per l'l'rll ;li'!'OSS·!IIC·bourd I~ church on Friday ntght Jon . t4 NAMES MANAGER wage lncre <~~e ~ prcad over lwo at 7 JO p.m. EverJ'()ne ~:> mCI:'-JCINNATI WPI1 ~ Robert years. I t boo'il!·d o,ubw;~~ motor. vited. Taft Jr. announe('d Wednesday · 1 men's hourly puv from $3.46 a (Conlmued _from page I '1 ap:mintment of Carl B. Rubin .. a ' ) week to $4.00. as rompared tiJ local drugg1 st. NOW YOU KNOW lawyer. as his campaign man- 1 the $4 28 an hour earned by: President Heed lnf(lrm~~ th: 1 Althougb Mt. Ranier lr ager for the Republican nommcity laborers and $S.26 an t-..::mr 1 shareholdPr~ that the bank s . a~- ; Washington Slate stUI steams ation for Ohio's Ist District scat • paid to city trurk drivers. The . sets, depo:-.tts and lo:ms ha1ie . the volcano last erupted about in the U. S. House of Repre-- · union dropped its deme1nd for 1reached new highs. lie no~d 1t,IMI years ago. \ sentt~fives. reducing the transi t workers' . that total rcSO'Irces increased five·day, 40-hour week to a four· ; $793,876, a ga1n of almost 15 ] day, 32-hour one. It !-!l~o drop- 1per<' ent andt hilt t hese lnped its demanrl for six w•:eks' ; creased resources. _for the most vaC!ltion after one years ol €1'11· part had bet<n uhllzed m lnans sto~k ploymcnt in ~te~1 d of the present to local indi\•iduals and busirive after 25 years' service. ne ss firrn s. 1' i-! Full Drug Store Servl'ce KL·OES 1 Our twice-yearly event! HE'S HERE TO SERVE YOUR HEALTH NEEDS! ,- .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SAVE NOW DURING OUR 2 ONLY Buckeye Coal Heater 16" SADDLE 65.00 - $165.00 REGULARLY $4.99 TO $12.99 NOW care and attention always pays off. Complete Building end Remodeling Service! 1 ONLY Reg. e ENDICOTT JOHNSON health . Regular $49.95-:.lO" Playboy Model _ _ $41.1)9 $47.50-20" Playboy Red ___ $38.00 $39.95-26" Boys Sterling ___ $34.75 $49.00-26" Boys Special __ _ $39.50 $47.50-26" Girls Rambler _ $39.50 B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY After the holiday season Is • gre(Jt tlme to have tJOUr home remodeled a11d ready for spring. Let us heip you plan your new kitchen, bathroom or whatever your remodeling needs might be. We offer 24-hour 1.00 TO $8.88 5 delivery service. CLOSEOUT OF Winter Samples ---$2.88 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You PHONE WY 2-5321 for ESTIMATES ------------------ Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs fOREMAN & ABBOTT (Formerly Gilmore Supply Storol d Middleport, 0. 111 w. _ 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0. •. i._ N, _ 2n Ave. ., •.,_ _ _____ __ ______ •WilLIAMS •PEDWIN elds to comfort and SALE •ROBIN HOOD •MISS AMERICA shopping us for COLUMBIA BICYCLES llog. SHOES Make a habit of JANUARY SALE REG. (BRAND NAME) ,. - --..--. - ., ; - ;, ... .- , complete at your service! WY 2.2955 Pomeroy 11 2 E. ~In _ _ _ _ _ _ _......__. ~l_ Tallulah Bankhe!MI, she of tht grawJ voloe, coming Itt on lhe Red lleltoo show, dropped her mil* ooot dellberately to tht fioor, Nlllll'Jtht&, "Mink lo It mop Boon with, dahling." That, <OUpled with Red'• aatics aa Mr. Scrooge made a recent evening gay. How Red ever faUa and falls and gets up and getl up, i! a constant miracle lo me. He &lid all ovt!r in onow, lalrly tied his knees (ob, those funny knees) Itt a knot, wolllld 11p l>uyiog and decorating a trt!<l, and bavlng himself a time after starting out Lhe Scrooglest ol Scrooges. I hope yoo oaw it. Red Skelton, the "Idiot's Delight." And eount me in 011 it, a chief "Idiot Watcher." I'M TRYING TO read "It p . 8 . ,, t he arlS urrung: a 1a e st seller and !IJld 1t hard gomg. To begi 1 d 'I t to k n ~n, . 08 wan . eep on hating Htller. It sod• t~e soul, does bate. BeSides, he s \lery dead, and I r~d where a new super road gomg toward Berlin ha• a small mound a· long Its eourse marking the spot where !filler died in tbe flames of bi.o burning bunker. No big memorial, just a mound of dirt, and sod. The thin Is, in this Paris book, Hitler kept ordering Paris, the beautiful, the cultural capital of the wbele world, to be burned. It wasn't. Simply no one cou'd do it, not even the German soldiers quartered there. They squirmed around and avoided, somehow Hitler's; orders. And Eisenhower, Supreme Comm.ander, managed to skirt the c1ty everytime, not even telling IllS soldiers io for an engagement. of the ornaments pot awaystill stacked 011 tbe card table ore oor gift> - topping them my 1weet, •oft white oewearer, from "our kids" - and Dad's two extra handsome dress shirts - Where to put extra things In this pint size house man - and our 35th wedding posie, a beautiful peinsettia, tops the television crowding the 80 some ca!'ds we received time to get up th enew eatendar - and to transfer important December memoranda from the old oRe to the new one - we shall not hear Charles Laughton doing, Hlng Out Wild Bells" as only he could give it - so I'll give you a favorite ''I said to the man wbo stood at the gate of the year 'Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.' And he replied. '<ril t · t th d k· . ou Ill o e ar ne-ss and put thine band into the hand of God. That shall be to thee better than life and safer than a known wa '.'' Y TO CONTINUE "l.ooking A· round" - Our new young neighbors Johnny and Janice Lyons call Uteir small t3 month old son, Johnny, so naturally he is John the Third - tape recordings of the Xmas concert down at the parsonage al their delightful open house -1 succumbed to a four day round of intestinal virus the Monday after that - pecpfe kept giving me boxes of chocolates which rn save for Jury Fourth - and I'~ still on a fragment of the £rml cake from the H o m e r Cooks while the amaryllis they ' gave me is now about to ~lo?m \ - Mrs. E. L. Hughes kmttmg hats, yes, I said hats, right and left - and are we delighled she's that well, remembering ANOTHER REASON 1 can't how very ill she was for eight get too interested, all over long months just a year agoagain in 1941 t.l 1945. It's now Laura and John Seines have t 1965 and we're in a ruinous war new great grandson up at Coway over In ''furrin" parts that lumbus - "Bus" and Jean I can see no sense in at all. Whitf' Seines ~rand.son, if you I realize the above statement please - 41 Bus a Grampaw?ls not popular in certain areas. it can't be, but he is--{)ver to 1 But I prefer to live dangerous- see Esther_ Oark and mama's!' Jy, so Jve said it and I'll stick lovely Chnstmas flowers to it. white poinsettias huge pol) ! F3r, far too many of our from lhe Duttons, yellow m11ms dearest and best, paying the !potted) from Mary Eli'"beth l pn<~. daily. 'l'ain't worth tt. (Hartmger) Thomas among 1 tEd. Note : Only if one as-' them- Keith Kincoid, my bnlsumes Chinese Communism ;~ ! liant H. S. pupil of early 30's benevolent.) . looked just .•s he always used 1 to Ito me) m that Sentinel pio1 TOO GREAT A SHOCK _ to ture - his brother, John, was ' get back a Christmas card you lone of my famous "Whiz Kids" i had sent wilh letter enclosed, - Among them Florence Fraswhich you'd written a dear ' er Baker, Phyllis Diles Jividen. friend - the returned )etter 1Frances Pullins, Charldene Aumarked 11 Deceased." This was j therson, Lewis Rickman, Laurmy lifel.ong friend and distant •ence Bradford, Flora Dell Hu.'<cousin, Ada Holmes, of New sell - good heavens, I wish 1 \ York Ctty, mother of M.H.S. hadn't started this there! (19291 brilliant, and now de- were 24 in that section andl ased actor, Oliver Wendell NONE should have been omitolmes, wbo passed away in led - you "l(!ds" look it up l arts, France. three years for yourself - I don't expect o last April, soon after going you to believe this but ·~ are I ere to make a picture. now roastmg potatoes 111 our da never really recovered hot as~es at th_e fireplace I m this foss, I think now. A and netghbclr Sh~rfey Mills, not l strous fire in the apartment to be outdone, puts his lima ju above her's early la.st beans with ha.m _hoc~s r~ght on I sp ng in which water damllj!e lop of gas umt m hts ctrculatru d her own apartment and or at berltime - next day there l furlishings caused .'!. nervous is a gorgeous dinner all bre1kdown with 10 days in hos- and ready - if Dad can just pita\ Wendell's father, Ferdie get to carrying water from the Haines, is still living, 1 semi- spnng and we can find a place lnvaild the last 1 knew. to keep a cow - well, maybe I'm ah·aid I shall never find we can plug along a while - I out patliculars on Ada's pass- already Ia! don't smoke cigarlog. Not one of her perople live ettes (b) don 't drink whiskey here, all of her Immediate lam- Ic) don't dye my hair or paste ily being deceased. on eyelashes - see what a saving I make right there - yes, 1 But 1 have wept ball the though you'd laugh at th• ey•day for my friend. We w<'re l'"'h part - f~eard about a kid exactly the same age, corre- c11me a-running ''Ma, thert"s a aponded steadily through all l.ig caterpillar on the bath ti'Je 25 or 30 years 111he has been room floor" - yPs, 'twas a Jn New York. randem eyelash pif'ce a-floBtin' Jf you ever get A Xmas card around - I never though I'd see baek like this marked "Deceas- a pretty !:darling bul a bronze ed" then and not Ull then, will speckled one is just now here you know th& desolate place tt and he's posillvely handsome has left in my heart. j If only his manners were bet· , The Chri•tmas lights are ter - Mrs. Owens of Pomeroy dimmed for me today. told me she had a pair. get that AMUSED AT GOOBKR, of a pair of bluobirds staying near Andy Griffith Show, wbo kept ber in upper Pomeroy right telling every one that Malcolm now - remarkable - I'm so Merriwelher (Englishman) was sorry about my friend He I en 8 member ol the "Cold Cream Powell Bradford's illness - one I (Coldslreom) Guords." of our town's very finest citiCAN YOU ACI'UAJ.LY be- zens - this rose to her, picked !!eve the following was given I fresh today - I booght a hoavln 1 multiple choice test I read enly blue sheer scarf in Allll'IIS of? I My only porchase - I have Who discovered America (I) ' forty Ieven scarfs (so have you) Bernard &ruch (2) Christopher But this was exact shade of Columbo• (!) Nathan Hale 4) the Virgin's blue robe in the Mickey Mantle. nlcture The Immaculate Co off so - Oh, Eddicatlon, what c..,ption which long had I plaee eo are being committed in in our old bnnfe on Torkey Run rune. - a "Perfect Tribute" (I bopel LOOKING AROUND - The to. the picture so early treasurlstmu tree II down and most I ed by Mama. -1 II 1 e., Jan. 11, 1 9 8 & - l l t " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · It's The Annual January Event At Rutland Furniture •. .. Starts Tomorrow I MUNICH Germany (UP!) - 9 2o 0 i (-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 13, 198& Charge Ex-Nazi General in Author Anne Frank's Death (~~~~~) 1 . .. . • . ' 1 Parents Jailed I 30 Days for Finkel fouled out with Iand gave the league leaders. a ' BY U n'ted Press International out him. t 1. . d t3 points ' 3_0 loop record os the Bobcats ' F' Be}'Iefs The Cine~mVtl Bearcal' laid pay an d Do . M t k their second loss in as ~ Irm claim to the national rankmg I Sophomore lorwar n ay I oo C ' 1 I ' / SIZES 4B & 5'>!1 AA Sale Starh Friday J;tn. 14th THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~-----------------" SAVE UPTO • on TOP QUAUTY FURNITURE! LEARANC e BEDROOM euVING ROOM SUITE SALE Two-PI-Iorly American LIVING ROOM NOW-With Trade NOW-With Trade BEDROOM SUITE~;'_'·'_'_ _ I-PI- Cherry By Bonott Brown Best Cover Reg. 299.91 - - - - BEDROOM SUITE :~L;.,_·'_•__ 3-Ple•• Mahogany-A BHUtiful Suite Tw~Piece Turquoise and 2-PIHo Gold NOW-Witb Trade LIVING ROOM ~th.~:.;:"" Tle Your Chol .. _ _ $199·95 BEDROOM SUITE :;:;,~~~;All-3-Pi... Sturdy ~pie Rog. 239.95 SUITE BEDROOM CLOSEOUT SALE - - - Two-Piece Beige Early American NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM ~!~·;~.vs_ 5149·95 3-Pi--WMit Flnloh By Bouttt BEDROOM SUITE ~~~:!~~~ SALI _ _ 3-Pi... Walnut Suite Two-Pieco Early American, Maple Ann NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM ~.;~49·9·Two-Piece Black BEDROOM SUITE BEDROOM Su.ITE NOW-With Trade LIVING ROOM Across The Street From TABLE GROUP 5 Se95 Some Closeouts At Only _ _ $4.99 Need ASOFA? NYLON COVER- WIDE ARM Special! 6-Piece 6 8.88 THIS SALE I On S.le--9-Pieco f]]4 •91 D•mette Sets R•oulor 149.95, sALI 139·95 5 F~EI! ••• 2 Walnut Mahogany Oak Finish REGULAR 29.95 eDINffiE SALE Sofa Bed & Chair Group CHOICE OF 5 COLORS Regular THIS 99.95 SALE Special! 3-Piece LINOLEUM RUGS FOR BARGAINS AND DISCONTINUED ITEMSI Our New Furnitur1 Stort log. 139.95 CLOSEOUT SALI - - - OPEN STOCK - CAN Bll BOUGHT BY THE PIECII - SEE In Extra Nice 9x12 Size Used Furniture Store CLOSEOUT SALE - - - A Complete Line of Maple Furniture All Nylon Reg. 249.95---- SHOP OUR ; Rog. 149.9! 3-Piect Gray Suitt 7-Piect Turquoise STEP TABLES FREE ••• 2 TABLE LAMPS Dinette Set:~:... To_ $88·18 2 On Sele--5-Piece hot! . m Cloloout-SALI - - - S-PIMe White l!erly Amerioan Tw~Pf ... Wide Arm LIVING ROOM 4-PI- Whitt By Ba-tt (BMII Here Too L0119l BEDROOM ':; ::: Brown Reg. 340.95 - - - SUITE SALE Dinette Sets R'!:_, T• _ $49·91 Annual January Sale! Mattress &Box Springs s Living Room Suite Salel D.mette set ........ 139.95. sALI _ 7-Pfece Gray Sale! famous Ortholus SERTA MATTRESS $ .00 Smooth Top 91 Maytag SALE Washers and Dryers (SPECIAL GROUPING) FOR THE PAIR T.,.,. ~ 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE With Foam Cushions 2 STEP TABLES 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS ALL FOR ONLY While They Last! Big Chair Sale Now 10o/o OFF SPECIAL! 9x12 SIZE FLOOR SAMPLESALSO NEW ONES JUST UNPACKED $ WOOL RUGS 57 RUTLAND FURNIT,URE SH2-4211 ARNOLD GRATE '•'' RUTLAND, 0~ ' �... · --- .•. .. ,. ..-.. . ... • ·t«>·~ pmll'l'f, ~llport, . • IIIII lin. "·· Hamsonville i!!Wf, Clupultli, 1 .JdNd GIIHiaa !II ftaelne ¥.atives f1ere have leat'lleil 8Jid, Betty Gillllan of Columbus Mr. Sam D8lllNII ttl lbl ....tb of Mn. IJaallll*ll ~as wllh Mr. and visited with thllr ll'l..dl, tile (Diehl) Beckie, Wyo!lllq. She 'Mrl. Raymond Donohue and FarrellB, 111 SyrBCUH .I rll:elll Wll 1 lori!M l'llld• ollitlp llmil)r, 1·· SWMII)>. I!OUIII)I and • tnciMr Ill lilt Mn. Lilla Glbloa llld 1011, Ote8 Mr. and lllrl. ClllfMI l'llmeroy achoola. O•dll, Wllld NC~~~tly wltb <· IOD Ill VIeau, W. VL lptDI I Mr. and Mrs. BUI <IIIJIIIIIII IMr 1011, Mr. and 1\lrs. Don · wtlltllld wilb Ml'l. Clrde bo NCtDIIJ ....,. bolla to 1 pii1J G~ llld flmlly at ~I'll1S.J Mtt. Felli Alklro dersoa and familf. . lloc«!JIIIbtlr-. ~. wilt moulb. Her 1011, <ley, ealled • Mr. IIPd Mn. Du111• Stanley, Mr. IIPd Mn. CllliGD t.lorrll Wll IDur yelrl old. 1\elttivte IOIJI dlltaac- from San Anton' tlr. IIIII Mrs. Dlvld lUps, Mr. and family ~I COhtlllbuJ 11*11 prtltlll ...,.1\fr, IDd lira. v.. lo, Tuu. .. end Mra. Bill Olapman all1111d- a woektud With Nr. and Mrs. 11a ao-y, CVpealtr, Mr. Mr. ud Mrl. Jolla Glbloll and ·. ed 1 Cbrlllmas prrty lor lbe JohDny Morrlo, lira. Jobo!IIJ and Ml'l. Rodney Howt17 and fiiiiiiY Gf AlbtDI end Mr. and " empleyees of the C and G Oon- Morrla apent a wtllt Ia Colum- aiiUdNII, AIIIIU, Mrs. Lola Mrl. Jam• Qlblan and 11011, AI· • llnlcUon Com~ of Albu¥. bul wbtrt lilt vlalted IMr Clll 11111 CVIoa, ftulllad, llfr. 1111. 1111111 Dlrfllmaa Sallmlay "' Mr. Ray Howery of Waohlq- ehlldrtn. · · 111d Mra. Dale Willllml, !far. willl tbtlr mother, Mrs. Lana ton, D. C., viJlted Mr. and Mrl. Mr. 111d Mra. Sam lltmrtft rlsonvllle, Mr. uc1 Mra, Lyle Gibson and son, CJ«don. Mro. IMe W!Dla!lll recently. =ted,.:th ~ ~ 0'111"'1' Gf Rutland nd Mr. Lana OU.• was a busine.. " Mr. and Mr1. Du~~~~~Y Ky • tly c • IIIII l\4rl. Elda CarMy, HaiTI· vlaltor 1n Athtnl rt<:MIIJ. and Steven of Hom•••"ulf · NeeD • IIIIIYIIIt. Ml'l. lola DNa IIQd daqbter apenl Cbrlllmas wllll her mo- Mr. and Mrs. Jlobtrl Jewell . . Iller, Nn. Nada Townaend oJ viaited reoeniiJ willa 1111 llltw ·lloWn1118fo11, Olbll'l pneonl (n. Mr. and Mrl. Ancll llurtlrldp " eluded Mr. and Mrl. FrankUII and ehlldrtn of llownlncton and .· l'ownltlld or OJ!nmiMoalllld lfr. hi• ptrt~~lt, Mr. and lira. Ginn " fllld lira. 'WIIIIIm 11oott llld fal· Jewell, tnd Mr. and Ml'l. .. •• Albu1David Ria• and lamlly. Mr. and 11rt. Ehlo c:anty, Mr. and llrt. Jaek Wlnlll' • and Mrs. Bill Cblpmlll and of JackloD and HarTY Plllllltl' of e, Mr8. Lola and CVlos llllumbua visited lbt llallkltY1\Ir. and Mrs. Rodney Atkins family. h~ey end two chlldnn of Mrs. Betty (Payne) Gr• 111'1111 Cbrl•tmas Day ham rtceivod • 10111 diatiiiCI IOUTIIEAB'l'EIIM OB10'1 llorr , and Mrs. Dale ll'il· phone call from her husband, IIIAtmFOL FASIIION CENTD ~~ lobD Gibson of Athens Darrell Graham, who is slttlon· t1 'IIIIth limn In the tf..,.. od iu Japan. Mr. and Mrt. Fredrick Who· Clw!rre Budget LayaUJt~y (lol._ ~({/.Urbana, Ill. ley of Columbus and Mr. and 1 IIVVIl da7l ..d Christ· Mrs. L3l'I'J Circle were Christ· wltb lilt pll'iDis, Mr. and mas Eve supper BUt!lll of Mr. ~ Atldns. and Mrs. Robert Clark. ~ Ka!Hdoy has rt · Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rbod<S I ID bit llomllrom Meigs 1and sister, Nettta open( Christ· ftl lbata\. mas with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 1 Dltlll ol Columbus apent ard Rhodes and lamilr at Duu-1 !trlsi~ with hit mothtr Mra. bar, W. Va. 1 Dlobl. Mr. and Mrs. Thor Caraey ....... Cooney and and family spen t Christmas Eve ! ~= oi 11eYtr1J apent the j with her lather ol Wllk•viUe, • t.1lb bar 1t10ther, Mrs.j who h11 had a htllrt allld. 01111 Mr. and Mro. Jake Ltt aac1 n !Urptr, 1 stu- sons, Jeff and Jerry, Racl!M', J11t1 lll4e College, ,..,. Mrs, Kate Wilson of Harrison· ""'-' 1D bll ellldlea alter hav· \•ille were di ...r IU•II .. t;*lt ibt bolidays with hii Sunday ol Mr. and Mn. A.. I . .~. lllrL Hope llarpor and Jordan, Middleporl 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark, llarper. IIIII 111'1. Gary l!orgaa l Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman ~ Clolwnbul spent • and children, and Mr. ed Mro. willa hit molher, !\Ira. Roy WlsemM bAd Chriotmas 1Di1 lllahael. 1dioner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl & 11M (), - N N :,, eWJ '*' =· Alfred Soct·ety No•- . !lllkloltoWII rpenl a wed end with Rev, and Mrs. William BarahefL Mn. Dolorefl Donohue and ehlldrta ¥IIJitd bllol'l QU'111HiD 11111 willa 1111' lfiQdmolhlr, Mra. Fllllllt Beavtre I Raclal, Suldq Scllool a~ on IMr motlllr, Mra. Dtha 01111- Jan. e was 58, lilt olftrlng was 1111 or RaclRO, ber sisters, Mil· $1J M Worship an1ce was drtd Glllll111 of Raclot and hetd ~I 10:15 with Vert Swar!l Batty Gilllle ol Columlluo, who .. Jay Ieeder, IIIII an attendwas homo tor the weeklllll. Al· ance of 16. 10 sbt .tatted 11tr lister, 1\lr. '1bo MYF' bald 111 reguler and loin. Gerald Slmpeon and meetlne Suaday at I p. m. At ebildrtn, Rltlut. T:G p. m. Wonhlp aervlces were held with lbe Rev. Casto On land, a blppopolamul, brlneine the meaaae. which weighs about four tons. Mr. and Mra. Billy Follrod am run as fast as a man and and daughter of Athena visited c111 aallop at a Iuter paoa,lor his mother, Mra. Clul Follrod a short dbtii~Ct. and auoll, Nlna RoN11011 &lid . -· e • Helen Follred billy llflenlooll. he II ilrlvfll 1nJ11i llf Wlana Mrs. Darotb¥ IIDbluon IIIII Olrf, D.U, ~ ~ddleport, 0 ., .Jan. U, 1981-Y Ill- Ba,ltlllllld aa 1111 ftl ~~! 11,......Ill lormer'l lister, Wllma Gulalb· Can•u IIIII er, In Veterans MIIIIOrial ho~~o t.bllr putor, Ref, ....,.lleld pllallut ftllk, ....... It . . p wnd au. Johnson is Corps Engineer Mrl. Linnle and Lucy Gaul a'- lq home lilt Wlllldq II hi· ltnded last rttea for Job n O'Brien at the Ewing lulleral home. Relatives from hwe ft. lendllliJ were Mr. and Mrt. Jewell Carr and Mr. ud Nrt. William Carr. Unda H~ 1111111'111'11 others from Allred MYF attended a <OUDiy MYF meettarl at the Mtthodlat cburdl Ill PoJDto roy Su!lday allemoon. Dean Smith and hnllly Gf W•t Virsmta haw moved bifiD lilt Hobart llwaiU boule lid Childers up Meldahii%:55 a.m. Illinois up Meldahl 5:30 a. ro• Gallipolis Dam- J. S. Ltwis up 11 p. ni.; Se!Vay down 11:-10 p.m.; Robert Rted up 12:15 a.m.; Queen City up 5:45a.m.; Southern up 7:35 a. m. wbleh coven about45,000 IQUIIrt requuted temporarlly by Kanawha IUver - Semel miles ol the Ohio River Obio River Divlsios for work down London 8:10 a m.; Helen in parts of five states, Ohio, from ~p~~~ Z. down Marmet 7:30 p, m.; 0. about half of Ohio, .94 F. Shearer doWI Mmnet 12:05 of West Virginia, the contracts a. m.; OVEC down Winfield, tip of Kentucky and small companiea involved 6:15 p. m.; Beaver up WID!Ield ments of Virginia and Norllhlcivil and military cOIIlllrU<:Iionl8:30 P· m.; Geor&e Price down Carolina. in the Ohio River Basin. Wlnfteld 11 .P·. m.; Lucy Jane As chief or the engineermi Lucas up Winfield 4 a. m.; ~. vision, he Is responsible lor J. Pattea down Winfield 5:30 a . design of the civil works · Allen R. Merrill dowll Wmstruction program, 6:.10 a. m. all navigation, flood cor• rot N multiple purpose projects Gauge lleadiDgoEW YOR K(UP)) -sport the initial interest through Dam 11.9, 15.0, running l\191:~1 ~M:~a~ga!zme today named lullback vey, study, preparation of on rollers, Pomeroy · I, Jtm Brown of the Clevelalld port and submission to hit'lherl Pt. Pleasant :U.OO, the top performer in authority tor adoption. ton ·92 • Kanawha Falls J.IJII,.I pro loolbaU for !965.. Fllllllt Adama llilnle4 to lite Elanlvllil Nunlni Dl frollllllt Cllr 8q'tal .. J'u~ Du G. J - , li, It lbt Dell clllef of lbe engineering diVIsion of lbt Huntington m,_ trlct, U.S, Anny Corpo of EnglDearo. A.oalivt of MI. Vernon, Ohio, Johnaon hao32 years ol service, wijh the Corps, the last 29 with the lluDtlngtoo Dlstricl where he adviiiCed from computer and draftsman through the ranks to hia present posiUon. He suc. <eedl James N. Barnes, who rellrad last month. Jobll.1011 IJI'aduated from Ken· yon College wUh a Bachelor of Science dftret and from Ohio State Unlvwslty with a Bache- Ol'liJurl. ·• •• '1111 110 will bold .. ftll>lar meetinc 'nleldq, JID. 11 at tilt llame af 01111 , . . . with Hello Waode u prolrlil leader. The lOIII wtl' 1 lllllnlloa It ibt home of lilr; ... Mn. OriiGaullliiS"""''J&s,w.. well llltellllld br telaU. . and lrlendl. llmrll1illlla 'til atl4lld MDI &lfll ad 'ftll wllbu • River News t.rnnr. .In hiJ pneent job, be npero. desicn, plans and ., ,,.. approximately 338 employ. An expert in highway and . . Ia the Huntington District, road relocations, his belp Fashion 1 ! · ~ My Three Son• 9 Oil Thursday Nigh! Movie• 1<:15 The NtWll Tonight 'l'laanday 4!11•111111 I &:00 Cbeye!IDI 6:00 N&WII Plolurt 1i 26 Weather 1 ~ ? · JO Dan irl Boon. ~ - 30 LJ1rf'do Thursda' : lllaaad 11 • 5:00 Sammy Davb: 5 30 Leave it to Beavor 6:00 Look at Weather '·' 9:10 lkalh Vallev ,0 :00 l)(oan Martio !1 :011 Late ~ew• · 11: 1\ Sports Roundup '' 11 :\0 Tonighl Show ,. ,. · 1 1'hurlidav ~ f'hann t l II ~· ' !'! :00 Early Show ., UO CBS Evcoini l'iews 7:00 l'>ews Report ' :IS Your w.. thtrman 7:30 Sports ,. oo 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 Pat"emaker News Poter Jonain&l Newa Taleo of Wells FariJO Have Gun Will Travel Batman Donna Reed Show Doublt I..lft Bewitched Peyton Place The Long, Hot Summer II 20 Sports 11 :30 ABC N1ghlllr• WSAZ-TV Channel 3 '' · Friday 2:30 The Doctors . ' G:45 Corn Cob Report 3• 00 Another World ' 1l:OO Today Show S:!() You Don't Say ,, 7:151'oday Out Your Way 4 00 Mr. Cartoon ,. ·-:15 Today Out Your Way 5 oo nwvenne . t•GO 'lbt New Morni•g Show I 6 till Ne_;,, Plrtur• ;· tOO lilya Gutu i 6 20 Sport• till Morning lltlr 1:25 Weather 1 :10 Paradiil Bay 6 30 Huntlt"y-Brlnk It 1 · 1·00 Smg 1n1 Caravun Jeopardy :10 Let' ~ Play Postoffwe I 8 00 Hank ., :S Newo Day Report 8 30 Sammy Davlo Jr. J:GO ,.dday News 9 30 Mr. Roher II , 10:00 Mon I' rom U.N.C.L.E. ' l:lt Slngin' Jamboree 111 :00 Late News Plcturt lttlll Tbo Daya of Our I.i lo 1 =• WCHS-TV Channel 8 Friday J:OI Deily Word ·7:11 Mlke Wallaca Newo J:IO Buddy Starcher Show . :00 Captain Kangaroo :flO I Love Lucy :30 lbe McCoys :00 Audy ol Maybtr'1 ::10 Dick Van Dyke Show :00 Love Of Ute :21 Midday Nows ~:30 Search for Tomorrow f.'41 Guiding Light ·, 1:00 Woman's Page • .t1'30 As The World Tuma . ; 2:00 PISS\'IOrd • 1:30 House Party .·-•·' 3:00 To Tell 1l1e Truth ! :25 CBS New• 3:30 Edge 01 Night i 1:00 The Secret Storm UO Sg t. Preston 5:00 Early Show 6:30 CBS Evening NtWI ' 7•00 Now• Report 7: 1~ Your Weatherman 7:20 Sport• 7:30 The Wild Wild West , 8:30 Hogan's Heroes , 1:00 Gomer Pylt 1:30 Frldty NiJbt Movie~ 111::111 New• Tonl~ht I 11 : 40 wr:lthcr 11 15 San Franci!Co Beat WHTN-TV Channel 13 t'riday Dally Word · 30 Church ol O ~r ist Ftm School 15 King and Odie Morning Movie -~• · M Supermarket Swe•p :30 and More Just In Time For Tlaose Cold Winter Day• To Come. All Fall and Win• ter Merehandise Goes Oa Sale Tomorrow. Famous Brands At R•al Savlnlfsl Burry In And Shop. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR_ · Datin~ Game • ,.., w Donna Reed Show .: .11~''"' Father Knows Best Ben Casry The Nur!'es A Time For US General Hosp1tel The Young Marrirds Never Too Young Where the Action Is DRESSE ~-----;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;~..,.......--=~ I 10 110 llollyw()()d Deb Stars of 1 I 1966 ! 5:00 Soupy Sales ' 5 30 Leave II To Btlvtr 6:00 Look at Weather 6•00 Pacemaker Nowa 6·15 Peter Jennings Newt &:30 Wella Fargo 7·00 Fnday Night Movio 9•00 Honey Wost 9:!O Farmer·s Daughter 111:00 Jimmy Dean ll ~ oo Pacemakrr News W15 Look at Weath•r 11:20 Sports 11,30 Action Theater ter Styles. ValaH To Sl78.H. Out They Go At Greatly Redaeed Prices% eCashmei'B • Twet>ds elmpor«-d Fabries • Fur Trims Group Car f..oats Priced To Sell! SMALL GROUP SLEEPWEAR FALL SUITS Lounging Pajamu PRICED I REDUCED $3.00 TO SELL! HANSEN GLOVES and COSTUME JEWELRY REDUCED! GIRDLES loe.2II,IntroducUon Art. 312, Ttachiq Art Pol. Sci. 212, Am. State Govl Phil. 301, lntrocluetlon Pol. Sci. 211, Am. Nat'! Govt. Eq. 212, Brlt11h Lit., D lot. 212, Rural Soc. Sportswear 1• -;,-, 7-JO • M 7·9 7·10 3 2 I . .A.I.I • BIG RIDUCDONI \ M M T T T 'MI 'MI Crtcllt 7-10 a 7-9 2 3 3 3 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10 7·10 3 3 • • • All remaining winter coats for girls or boys now priced to clear .. Save dollars on every garment, all trusted brands and ilZes, toddlers to teens. Must ao this weekend. Va •• V2 Off DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR Hundred• of children'• dressu and usorted sportswear, Value~ from $4.00 to $2.00. First come first served. Va to V2 OFF CHILDREN'S SHOES Mens' and Boys' Bargains MEN'S WHm DRESS SHIRTS Location Spoeial purchaae snowy whita dress shirts by Kirburv men'• ai!ea 14~ to Ie~. long sleeves, all sleeve lengths. 'Regular or anap tab collars, $3 value. Allen 12 Allen 14 Community Allen 14 •s.oo *2.59 or 2 for l.ocollon Jacboa Hlgb Pomeroy Elem. Wellston HIJI]I Jackson HlSb Pomeroy High Jacluon Hlgb Wellston High Va $3-$4-$5We offer to clear several dozens of famous Phoenix ~~=:t:a,:[: other known brands of hosiery, all ftrst quality b~t • aumbers and colors. Regularly $1.35 to $1.65. Boys' Munsingwear Knit Shirts and SWEATERS liOO pain of famous Jumping Jack and Billlk.en shoes for lloys aJI!i, girls. the final clearance of our shoe stocks, tllj]ularly $f>.aG to~· uow on .ale )D three groups. HOSIERY SALE CORDUROY SHIRTS Reg. •4.00 value •2.99 ALL CLASSES BEGIN ''THE WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1966 SWEATERSa Fu • nil, 0.1 n Bally Kuita, WooJ._. 0' •• 8 ACII, SKIRTS, JUMPBU ... COOJDIN.A.TES ' (Discontinued Stylet!) Greatly REDUCED M w Crtdlt 7·9 Dtyand Hour Clatt All Nado..U, .Wowll · I I 1 1 CHILDREN'S WINTER WEARABLE$ • COATS OFF CAMPUS CLASSES $le99 PERMA-LIYf MW • Math. 312, Calculus II Rei.' 201, Ntw Teltament Music 312, Teaching Music Hist. 112, WNtern Civ ., ll BLOUSES Group Of Day1nd Hour Cltu SIMILAR SAVINGS 1 It's Here, The SALE You've Been WaiHng tor DAVIS· SHULER'S Semi· Annual STOREWIDE SALE ! CLEARANCE ON CAMPUS CLASSES GROUP OF DRESS and WOOL KNIT • '• CONDUCTED ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. '. OTHERS AT ~~~~- I Po- REGISTRATION FOR All EVENING CLASSES WILL BE Sp.. l'ial Group Of HATS W, Mlln It, ftlo Grande College will offer eleven evening classea durilli the seeond semllillll'. Four of lhe11 •lassta will be taught at the college; the othera will bt offered at varioUI locatioN throughout Southeastern Ohio. All atudenll elll'Olling in evelllng classet for the first lime must notlfy the registrar as tuly u poulble before registration day ao that he may check their ere· dentiall and 1111ign en edviser to them before registration. All evening atudeDte will begin their reeistratlon by reporting to the reeistrar's offiu wbue further instructions will be eiven. REDUCED! ALL Wedding PI~~ 28'' RIO GRANDE COLLEGE SO Only Cholee Seleetlons Of FaD And Win· and Robe8. 11158 EVENING CLASSES .. The Season'• I.ate11 Style-, Colors and Mat.erlal1 At Big Redaetlon•I Junior, Womeu, A BaH Sizes. Values up to $119.95. All Full And Winter Stoek To S...U At BIG REDUCTIONS. CHALLIS and FLANNEL • Certified Oil Stltlon DAN 0. JOHNSON . 11 :00 PafemRker Newt 11 ·15 Look at Wealhf!r 8:00 Gilligan• Island ! 6·05 6:15 6 30 7:00 i :m In •• 7:30 The :\~unstcn . • 11:30 Tbt Woalbtr Ttller : 11>!5 Lata Show · 6:30 Huntley·Brbokley ' ~ : oo The LitUut Hobo ~ • I StUJ"geon·waUaee lbe m~~azone 8 bu• and .Mn. Edith Forreflt of The public is invited and have uate later thl1 month It In ertl hllllll from 2 • 4 p. m. ond theor evening meal at the B. S. degree In . Friends may oell at the lun- 7 -I m. Thuraday. church. g1neerin&, (former C. V. Hamar) downll 14, 6:45 •. m.; ,bolt down UO a.m.; Barbll'a Gay d:::ll 15, 7:40 a. m.; Walter H taLl down 16, 6:40 a. m.; Esso Pennsylvania up 17, 6:1!i a.m. ; I Jeflboat up 19, 12:15 a. m.; R. H. Booworth II up 19, 2:50 a.m.; Ph!Up Sporn down II, 8:~ a. m.; John Ladd Dean up 20, 3:30 • . m.; Andrew Calhoun down 20, 7 a.m.; Polly R. up 21, I :45 a. m.; Steel Ranger up Zl, S30 a. totional up 21, ! a. m.; Irene Chotln up 21, 6:35 a.m.; Mamalear up 22, 5::>AJ m.; Joseph Jones down 23, a. m.; Harvey Jordon down !:06 a. m.; W. H. Shaver, . up 23, 6:40 a. m.J Helen R. Greenup 4:40 p. m.; Franklu, !l B. dowa 8:30 p. m : Valvoline dow• 11:10 p. m.; Harry Dyer up 12:10 a. m.; Luther down Greenup 1 a. m.; . down Meldahl 1:45 p. m.; B. down Meldahl 8:30 p. II. E. BOwles down Meldahl p. m.; Alton Zephyr up 11 p.m.1 Hav1111 Zpebyr Meldahl ll:i!O p. m.; L. . TELEVISION GUIDE the sills. Boat Movemenll Ohio Rfvor - Walter m., Reductions Of /i Funeral aervoces for Mrs. Ed· na Thaxton, former Meigs county resident who died at her home, 1311 JenldnHv, Colwn· bus Tuesday, will he held at the 0. R .Woodyard Company Funeral IIDme at 1346 South Hlgh-st in that clly Friday at 10 a. m. Graveside services will be hold at Gravel IIIII cemetery Ia Middleport at 1:311 p. m. Fri· day with Rev. Ellis Wesner of lbe Soulllward Olurch of Christ of Columbus officiating 'IIbert Mrs. Thaxton was a member. Sbo II aurvlved by her hu~~o band, Homer, of Columbus; two brolbera, Everett aod . Ellll, both of Pomeroy; two l!stars, Pleasant Vall•y Hospital Admilled - Roger Walla.. , Hogsett. C.rl Schwarz. Mason , PT. PLEASANT - The lora! William Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant; PT. PLEASANT volunteer fire department tnS· Mrs. Wilham Huddleston, Gal- Mrs Orville lturleoD, !'ered 2 c~lll Wodnolday morn· lipobs Ferry; Mary Ann Kin· SOD, are IIIIIOUDCIIII: tilt mg. The first was to JeiT)'s Run naird, Apple Grove. ment and approaching llllll'riap where a bouse trailer ewned by 1 Discharged _ Teresa Harper, of their daughter, Ruth Ann, to Okty .Wallerson w•• destroyed. Apple Grove. Alvan Bowie~: William H. Wallaco III, 1'0ft'"l!f The flr1<"1S believed to have Grimms Landing; Mrs. John ' Mr. and Mrs. William R,!Ji; started .from an electuc water Grim, Gallipolis; Osborne Stew- lace, Jr., Pt. Plealllll. · JJ .U heater m the trailer. Damage art, PL Pleasant; Harold Glain, The st. Poul Metbodlll... ' waa estimated at $2,000. . Sr., Hogsett. will he the !IHM ct r Later in 1be morning the ft••· --- - ~ ary 29th ,.ddinl at 7:1Mt . . . men nllnguisbed a blaze in the ing a spaghetti dinner this even., witb lbe Rev. Gerald lillie motor of a truck owned bv the ing m the church 1ecreation l perlorrnin& lbe e«tiiiOIIJo 1!11 1d City Ieee and Fuel Company. room j wedding will ba an optn • Tht truck Wll traveling on Rt. Serving of the dinner will be affair. l lllltll 35 near Krodel Park wheo Ihe from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. The Mill Sturg11011 fa a ruotor caught lire. Only miner menu for the meal c'On>ISts of uate of Pt. Pteosant 111gb damage was dono to the truck. spaghetti with meat aouce, sa- and is I lad, bread, butter, tea or coffee the Citizens PLAN DINNER • Mr. Wallace il a 1•1 1and cake PT. PLEASANT - The Will· T!te pri~e:J are $1.25adats, ate of Pt. Pleasant lligbb =~ ing Worken Cla81 of St Paut l7> cents for students, and child- and is attending Wet! Vi jord up 14, l:iO p. m.; -~~::II Starts Friday Morning at 9 A.M. Open Friday Night Till8 PM. 1/2 Firemen Al18wer U Two Ca 8 for Help up 14, 9:15 p. m.; Seneca e 1 Mrs.. Thaxton . D'Ies Tuesday ~~~~~~.~~~ro~m~-~·~~~n~~~=~re-l~'il-t~-g~fu~e~~~~~~~~~~.~~-~s~Mr~·~·~-~;~;W~~;~ol;Co~~~~~M~~~nd~is~IJC~b~ur~~~u~e~a~-~:~ 1 r~~~~~d~"~~~h~o~~~a~~:·~-=~~n~w . ~UJ*~ers~itty~w:~~~he~~~~~ Mld~eporl. 1 :'.:0~oo!IDCilng I 1 ....... , . \ I e ~ · ·-r- • ;· r - - .- . ~ ,. , .,. OFF pr. Whllelhey lat LINGERIE t.; Wonderful •election of better lingerie and sleepwear for womeD lien from stocks of Munswfiwear, Schrank, Miss Elalue, and ·r~ · Va to V2 OFF • • ne rtfullfla for further l"formetion write or c1111 Director of Extension 1nd Student Teachint • ( /l ----------------------------------------------------------------~_I~I eneexcha"'" • no lty..,·waya 21 pl~tto of our good Airway Iuuage, molded P'lblqillce~lllructiQIIf.l.CI'ii pieces for men lind women, reaularly *17.9$ to tal.llt. Rio Gr1ncle College llo Grandt, Ohio 1145674 (61~ . 241-5151 412 2nd Ave. \ LUGGAGE SALE Chlllpolla, Ohio Ph. 4 �... · --- .•. .. ,. ..-.. . ... • ·t«>·~ pmll'l'f, ~llport, . • IIIII lin. "·· Hamsonville i!!Wf, Clupultli, 1 .JdNd GIIHiaa !II ftaelne ¥.atives f1ere have leat'lleil 8Jid, Betty Gillllan of Columbus Mr. Sam D8lllNII ttl lbl ....tb of Mn. IJaallll*ll ~as wllh Mr. and visited with thllr ll'l..dl, tile (Diehl) Beckie, Wyo!lllq. She 'Mrl. Raymond Donohue and FarrellB, 111 SyrBCUH .I rll:elll Wll 1 lori!M l'llld• ollitlp llmil)r, 1·· SWMII)>. I!OUIII)I and • tnciMr Ill lilt Mn. Lilla Glbloa llld 1011, Ote8 Mr. and lllrl. ClllfMI l'llmeroy achoola. O•dll, Wllld NC~~~tly wltb <· IOD Ill VIeau, W. VL lptDI I Mr. and Mrs. BUI <IIIJIIIIIII IMr 1011, Mr. and 1\lrs. Don · wtlltllld wilb Ml'l. Clrde bo NCtDIIJ ....,. bolla to 1 pii1J G~ llld flmlly at ~I'll1S.J Mtt. Felli Alklro dersoa and familf. . lloc«!JIIIbtlr-. ~. wilt moulb. Her 1011, <ley, ealled • Mr. IIPd Mn. Du111• Stanley, Mr. IIPd Mn. CllliGD t.lorrll Wll IDur yelrl old. 1\elttivte IOIJI dlltaac- from San Anton' tlr. IIIII Mrs. Dlvld lUps, Mr. and family ~I COhtlllbuJ 11*11 prtltlll ...,.1\fr, IDd lira. v.. lo, Tuu. .. end Mra. Bill Olapman all1111d- a woektud With Nr. and Mrs. 11a ao-y, CVpealtr, Mr. Mr. ud Mrl. Jolla Glbloll and ·. ed 1 Cbrlllmas prrty lor lbe JohDny Morrlo, lira. Jobo!IIJ and Ml'l. Rodney Howt17 and fiiiiiiY Gf AlbtDI end Mr. and " empleyees of the C and G Oon- Morrla apent a wtllt Ia Colum- aiiUdNII, AIIIIU, Mrs. Lola Mrl. Jam• Qlblan and 11011, AI· • llnlcUon Com~ of Albu¥. bul wbtrt lilt vlalted IMr Clll 11111 CVIoa, ftulllad, llfr. 1111. 1111111 Dlrfllmaa Sallmlay "' Mr. Ray Howery of Waohlq- ehlldrtn. · · 111d Mra. Dale Willllml, !far. willl tbtlr mother, Mrs. Lana ton, D. C., viJlted Mr. and Mrl. Mr. 111d Mra. Sam lltmrtft rlsonvllle, Mr. uc1 Mra, Lyle Gibson and son, CJ«don. Mro. IMe W!Dla!lll recently. =ted,.:th ~ ~ 0'111"'1' Gf Rutland nd Mr. Lana OU.• was a busine.. " Mr. and Mr1. Du~~~~~Y Ky • tly c • IIIII l\4rl. Elda CarMy, HaiTI· vlaltor 1n Athtnl rt<:MIIJ. and Steven of Hom•••"ulf · NeeD • IIIIIYIIIt. Ml'l. lola DNa IIQd daqbter apenl Cbrlllmas wllll her mo- Mr. and Mrs. Jlobtrl Jewell . . Iller, Nn. Nada Townaend oJ viaited reoeniiJ willa 1111 llltw ·lloWn1118fo11, Olbll'l pneonl (n. Mr. and Mrl. Ancll llurtlrldp " eluded Mr. and Mrl. FrankUII and ehlldrtn of llownlncton and .· l'ownltlld or OJ!nmiMoalllld lfr. hi• ptrt~~lt, Mr. and lira. Ginn " fllld lira. 'WIIIIIm 11oott llld fal· Jewell, tnd Mr. and Ml'l. .. •• Albu1David Ria• and lamlly. Mr. and 11rt. Ehlo c:anty, Mr. and llrt. Jaek Wlnlll' • and Mrs. Bill Cblpmlll and of JackloD and HarTY Plllllltl' of e, Mr8. Lola and CVlos llllumbua visited lbt llallkltY1\Ir. and Mrs. Rodney Atkins family. h~ey end two chlldnn of Mrs. Betty (Payne) Gr• 111'1111 Cbrl•tmas Day ham rtceivod • 10111 diatiiiCI IOUTIIEAB'l'EIIM OB10'1 llorr , and Mrs. Dale ll'il· phone call from her husband, IIIAtmFOL FASIIION CENTD ~~ lobD Gibson of Athens Darrell Graham, who is slttlon· t1 'IIIIth limn In the tf..,.. od iu Japan. Mr. and Mrt. Fredrick Who· Clw!rre Budget LayaUJt~y (lol._ ~({/.Urbana, Ill. ley of Columbus and Mr. and 1 IIVVIl da7l ..d Christ· Mrs. L3l'I'J Circle were Christ· wltb lilt pll'iDis, Mr. and mas Eve supper BUt!lll of Mr. ~ Atldns. and Mrs. Robert Clark. ~ Ka!Hdoy has rt · Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rbod<S I ID bit llomllrom Meigs 1and sister, Nettta open( Christ· ftl lbata\. mas with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 1 Dltlll ol Columbus apent ard Rhodes and lamilr at Duu-1 !trlsi~ with hit mothtr Mra. bar, W. Va. 1 Dlobl. Mr. and Mrs. Thor Caraey ....... Cooney and and family spen t Christmas Eve ! ~= oi 11eYtr1J apent the j with her lather ol Wllk•viUe, • t.1lb bar 1t10ther, Mrs.j who h11 had a htllrt allld. 01111 Mr. and Mro. Jake Ltt aac1 n !Urptr, 1 stu- sons, Jeff and Jerry, Racl!M', J11t1 lll4e College, ,..,. Mrs, Kate Wilson of Harrison· ""'-' 1D bll ellldlea alter hav· \•ille were di ...r IU•II .. t;*lt ibt bolidays with hii Sunday ol Mr. and Mn. A.. I . .~. lllrL Hope llarpor and Jordan, Middleporl 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark, llarper. IIIII 111'1. Gary l!orgaa l Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman ~ Clolwnbul spent • and children, and Mr. ed Mro. willa hit molher, !\Ira. Roy WlsemM bAd Chriotmas 1Di1 lllahael. 1dioner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl & 11M (), - N N :,, eWJ '*' =· Alfred Soct·ety No•- . !lllkloltoWII rpenl a wed end with Rev, and Mrs. William BarahefL Mn. Dolorefl Donohue and ehlldrta ¥IIJitd bllol'l QU'111HiD 11111 willa 1111' lfiQdmolhlr, Mra. Fllllllt Beavtre I Raclal, Suldq Scllool a~ on IMr motlllr, Mra. Dtha 01111- Jan. e was 58, lilt olftrlng was 1111 or RaclRO, ber sisters, Mil· $1J M Worship an1ce was drtd Glllll111 of Raclot and hetd ~I 10:15 with Vert Swar!l Batty Gilllle ol Columlluo, who .. Jay Ieeder, IIIII an attendwas homo tor the weeklllll. Al· ance of 16. 10 sbt .tatted 11tr lister, 1\lr. '1bo MYF' bald 111 reguler and loin. Gerald Slmpeon and meetlne Suaday at I p. m. At ebildrtn, Rltlut. T:G p. m. Wonhlp aervlces were held with lbe Rev. Casto On land, a blppopolamul, brlneine the meaaae. which weighs about four tons. Mr. and Mra. Billy Follrod am run as fast as a man and and daughter of Athena visited c111 aallop at a Iuter paoa,lor his mother, Mra. Clul Follrod a short dbtii~Ct. and auoll, Nlna RoN11011 &lid . -· e • Helen Follred billy llflenlooll. he II ilrlvfll 1nJ11i llf Wlana Mrs. Darotb¥ IIDbluon IIIII Olrf, D.U, ~ ~ddleport, 0 ., .Jan. U, 1981-Y Ill- Ba,ltlllllld aa 1111 ftl ~~! 11,......Ill lormer'l lister, Wllma Gulalb· Can•u IIIII er, In Veterans MIIIIOrial ho~~o t.bllr putor, Ref, ....,.lleld pllallut ftllk, ....... It . . p wnd au. Johnson is Corps Engineer Mrl. Linnle and Lucy Gaul a'- lq home lilt Wlllldq II hi· ltnded last rttea for Job n O'Brien at the Ewing lulleral home. Relatives from hwe ft. lendllliJ were Mr. and Mrt. Jewell Carr and Mr. ud Nrt. William Carr. Unda H~ 1111111'111'11 others from Allred MYF attended a <OUDiy MYF meettarl at the Mtthodlat cburdl Ill PoJDto roy Su!lday allemoon. Dean Smith and hnllly Gf W•t Virsmta haw moved bifiD lilt Hobart llwaiU boule lid Childers up Meldahii%:55 a.m. Illinois up Meldahl 5:30 a. ro• Gallipolis Dam- J. S. Ltwis up 11 p. ni.; Se!Vay down 11:-10 p.m.; Robert Rted up 12:15 a.m.; Queen City up 5:45a.m.; Southern up 7:35 a. m. wbleh coven about45,000 IQUIIrt requuted temporarlly by Kanawha IUver - Semel miles ol the Ohio River Obio River Divlsios for work down London 8:10 a m.; Helen in parts of five states, Ohio, from ~p~~~ Z. down Marmet 7:30 p, m.; 0. about half of Ohio, .94 F. Shearer doWI Mmnet 12:05 of West Virginia, the contracts a. m.; OVEC down Winfield, tip of Kentucky and small companiea involved 6:15 p. m.; Beaver up WID!Ield ments of Virginia and Norllhlcivil and military cOIIlllrU<:Iionl8:30 P· m.; Geor&e Price down Carolina. in the Ohio River Basin. Wlnfteld 11 .P·. m.; Lucy Jane As chief or the engineermi Lucas up Winfield 4 a. m.; ~. vision, he Is responsible lor J. Pattea down Winfield 5:30 a . design of the civil works · Allen R. Merrill dowll Wmstruction program, 6:.10 a. m. all navigation, flood cor• rot N multiple purpose projects Gauge lleadiDgoEW YOR K(UP)) -sport the initial interest through Dam 11.9, 15.0, running l\191:~1 ~M:~a~ga!zme today named lullback vey, study, preparation of on rollers, Pomeroy · I, Jtm Brown of the Clevelalld port and submission to hit'lherl Pt. Pleasant :U.OO, the top performer in authority tor adoption. ton ·92 • Kanawha Falls J.IJII,.I pro loolbaU for !965.. Fllllllt Adama llilnle4 to lite Elanlvllil Nunlni Dl frollllllt Cllr 8q'tal .. J'u~ Du G. J - , li, It lbt Dell clllef of lbe engineering diVIsion of lbt Huntington m,_ trlct, U.S, Anny Corpo of EnglDearo. A.oalivt of MI. Vernon, Ohio, Johnaon hao32 years ol service, wijh the Corps, the last 29 with the lluDtlngtoo Dlstricl where he adviiiCed from computer and draftsman through the ranks to hia present posiUon. He suc. <eedl James N. Barnes, who rellrad last month. Jobll.1011 IJI'aduated from Ken· yon College wUh a Bachelor of Science dftret and from Ohio State Unlvwslty with a Bache- Ol'liJurl. ·• •• '1111 110 will bold .. ftll>lar meetinc 'nleldq, JID. 11 at tilt llame af 01111 , . . . with Hello Waode u prolrlil leader. The lOIII wtl' 1 lllllnlloa It ibt home of lilr; ... Mn. OriiGaullliiS"""''J&s,w.. well llltellllld br telaU. . and lrlendl. llmrll1illlla 'til atl4lld MDI &lfll ad 'ftll wllbu • River News t.rnnr. .In hiJ pneent job, be npero. desicn, plans and ., ,,.. approximately 338 employ. An expert in highway and . . Ia the Huntington District, road relocations, his belp Fashion 1 ! · ~ My Three Son• 9 Oil Thursday Nigh! Movie• 1<:15 The NtWll Tonight 'l'laanday 4!11•111111 I &:00 Cbeye!IDI 6:00 N&WII Plolurt 1i 26 Weather 1 ~ ? · JO Dan irl Boon. ~ - 30 LJ1rf'do Thursda' : lllaaad 11 • 5:00 Sammy Davb: 5 30 Leave it to Beavor 6:00 Look at Weather '·' 9:10 lkalh Vallev ,0 :00 l)(oan Martio !1 :011 Late ~ew• · 11: 1\ Sports Roundup '' 11 :\0 Tonighl Show ,. ,. · 1 1'hurlidav ~ f'hann t l II ~· ' !'! :00 Early Show ., UO CBS Evcoini l'iews 7:00 l'>ews Report ' :IS Your w.. thtrman 7:30 Sports ,. oo 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 Pat"emaker News Poter Jonain&l Newa Taleo of Wells FariJO Have Gun Will Travel Batman Donna Reed Show Doublt I..lft Bewitched Peyton Place The Long, Hot Summer II 20 Sports 11 :30 ABC N1ghlllr• WSAZ-TV Channel 3 '' · Friday 2:30 The Doctors . ' G:45 Corn Cob Report 3• 00 Another World ' 1l:OO Today Show S:!() You Don't Say ,, 7:151'oday Out Your Way 4 00 Mr. Cartoon ,. ·-:15 Today Out Your Way 5 oo nwvenne . t•GO 'lbt New Morni•g Show I 6 till Ne_;,, Plrtur• ;· tOO lilya Gutu i 6 20 Sport• till Morning lltlr 1:25 Weather 1 :10 Paradiil Bay 6 30 Huntlt"y-Brlnk It 1 · 1·00 Smg 1n1 Caravun Jeopardy :10 Let' ~ Play Postoffwe I 8 00 Hank ., :S Newo Day Report 8 30 Sammy Davlo Jr. J:GO ,.dday News 9 30 Mr. Roher II , 10:00 Mon I' rom U.N.C.L.E. ' l:lt Slngin' Jamboree 111 :00 Late News Plcturt lttlll Tbo Daya of Our I.i lo 1 =• WCHS-TV Channel 8 Friday J:OI Deily Word ·7:11 Mlke Wallaca Newo J:IO Buddy Starcher Show . :00 Captain Kangaroo :flO I Love Lucy :30 lbe McCoys :00 Audy ol Maybtr'1 ::10 Dick Van Dyke Show :00 Love Of Ute :21 Midday Nows ~:30 Search for Tomorrow f.'41 Guiding Light ·, 1:00 Woman's Page • .t1'30 As The World Tuma . ; 2:00 PISS\'IOrd • 1:30 House Party .·-•·' 3:00 To Tell 1l1e Truth ! :25 CBS New• 3:30 Edge 01 Night i 1:00 The Secret Storm UO Sg t. Preston 5:00 Early Show 6:30 CBS Evening NtWI ' 7•00 Now• Report 7: 1~ Your Weatherman 7:20 Sport• 7:30 The Wild Wild West , 8:30 Hogan's Heroes , 1:00 Gomer Pylt 1:30 Frldty NiJbt Movie~ 111::111 New• Tonl~ht I 11 : 40 wr:lthcr 11 15 San Franci!Co Beat WHTN-TV Channel 13 t'riday Dally Word · 30 Church ol O ~r ist Ftm School 15 King and Odie Morning Movie -~• · M Supermarket Swe•p :30 and More Just In Time For Tlaose Cold Winter Day• To Come. All Fall and Win• ter Merehandise Goes Oa Sale Tomorrow. Famous Brands At R•al Savlnlfsl Burry In And Shop. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR_ · Datin~ Game • ,.., w Donna Reed Show .: .11~''"' Father Knows Best Ben Casry The Nur!'es A Time For US General Hosp1tel The Young Marrirds Never Too Young Where the Action Is DRESSE ~-----;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;~..,.......--=~ I 10 110 llollyw()()d Deb Stars of 1 I 1966 ! 5:00 Soupy Sales ' 5 30 Leave II To Btlvtr 6:00 Look at Weather 6•00 Pacemaker Nowa 6·15 Peter Jennings Newt &:30 Wella Fargo 7·00 Fnday Night Movio 9•00 Honey Wost 9:!O Farmer·s Daughter 111:00 Jimmy Dean ll ~ oo Pacemakrr News W15 Look at Weath•r 11:20 Sports 11,30 Action Theater ter Styles. ValaH To Sl78.H. Out They Go At Greatly Redaeed Prices% eCashmei'B • Twet>ds elmpor«-d Fabries • Fur Trims Group Car f..oats Priced To Sell! SMALL GROUP SLEEPWEAR FALL SUITS Lounging Pajamu PRICED I REDUCED $3.00 TO SELL! HANSEN GLOVES and COSTUME JEWELRY REDUCED! GIRDLES loe.2II,IntroducUon Art. 312, Ttachiq Art Pol. Sci. 212, Am. State Govl Phil. 301, lntrocluetlon Pol. Sci. 211, Am. Nat'! Govt. Eq. 212, Brlt11h Lit., D lot. 212, Rural Soc. Sportswear 1• -;,-, 7-JO • M 7·9 7·10 3 2 I . .A.I.I • BIG RIDUCDONI \ M M T T T 'MI 'MI Crtcllt 7-10 a 7-9 2 3 3 3 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10 7·10 3 3 • • • All remaining winter coats for girls or boys now priced to clear .. Save dollars on every garment, all trusted brands and ilZes, toddlers to teens. Must ao this weekend. Va •• V2 Off DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR Hundred• of children'• dressu and usorted sportswear, Value~ from $4.00 to $2.00. First come first served. Va to V2 OFF CHILDREN'S SHOES Mens' and Boys' Bargains MEN'S WHm DRESS SHIRTS Location Spoeial purchaae snowy whita dress shirts by Kirburv men'• ai!ea 14~ to Ie~. long sleeves, all sleeve lengths. 'Regular or anap tab collars, $3 value. Allen 12 Allen 14 Community Allen 14 •s.oo *2.59 or 2 for l.ocollon Jacboa Hlgb Pomeroy Elem. Wellston HIJI]I Jackson HlSb Pomeroy High Jacluon Hlgb Wellston High Va $3-$4-$5We offer to clear several dozens of famous Phoenix ~~=:t:a,:[: other known brands of hosiery, all ftrst quality b~t • aumbers and colors. Regularly $1.35 to $1.65. Boys' Munsingwear Knit Shirts and SWEATERS liOO pain of famous Jumping Jack and Billlk.en shoes for lloys aJI!i, girls. the final clearance of our shoe stocks, tllj]ularly $f>.aG to~· uow on .ale )D three groups. HOSIERY SALE CORDUROY SHIRTS Reg. •4.00 value •2.99 ALL CLASSES BEGIN ''THE WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1966 SWEATERSa Fu • nil, 0.1 n Bally Kuita, WooJ._. 0' •• 8 ACII, SKIRTS, JUMPBU ... COOJDIN.A.TES ' (Discontinued Stylet!) Greatly REDUCED M w Crtdlt 7·9 Dtyand Hour Clatt All Nado..U, .Wowll · I I 1 1 CHILDREN'S WINTER WEARABLE$ • COATS OFF CAMPUS CLASSES $le99 PERMA-LIYf MW • Math. 312, Calculus II Rei.' 201, Ntw Teltament Music 312, Teaching Music Hist. 112, WNtern Civ ., ll BLOUSES Group Of Day1nd Hour Cltu SIMILAR SAVINGS 1 It's Here, The SALE You've Been WaiHng tor DAVIS· SHULER'S Semi· Annual STOREWIDE SALE ! CLEARANCE ON CAMPUS CLASSES GROUP OF DRESS and WOOL KNIT • '• CONDUCTED ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. '. OTHERS AT ~~~~- I Po- REGISTRATION FOR All EVENING CLASSES WILL BE Sp.. l'ial Group Of HATS W, Mlln It, ftlo Grande College will offer eleven evening classea durilli the seeond semllillll'. Four of lhe11 •lassta will be taught at the college; the othera will bt offered at varioUI locatioN throughout Southeastern Ohio. All atudenll elll'Olling in evelllng classet for the first lime must notlfy the registrar as tuly u poulble before registration day ao that he may check their ere· dentiall and 1111ign en edviser to them before registration. All evening atudeDte will begin their reeistratlon by reporting to the reeistrar's offiu wbue further instructions will be eiven. REDUCED! ALL Wedding PI~~ 28'' RIO GRANDE COLLEGE SO Only Cholee Seleetlons Of FaD And Win· and Robe8. 11158 EVENING CLASSES .. The Season'• I.ate11 Style-, Colors and Mat.erlal1 At Big Redaetlon•I Junior, Womeu, A BaH Sizes. Values up to $119.95. All Full And Winter Stoek To S...U At BIG REDUCTIONS. CHALLIS and FLANNEL • Certified Oil Stltlon DAN 0. JOHNSON . 11 :00 PafemRker Newt 11 ·15 Look at Wealhf!r 8:00 Gilligan• Island ! 6·05 6:15 6 30 7:00 i :m In •• 7:30 The :\~unstcn . • 11:30 Tbt Woalbtr Ttller : 11>!5 Lata Show · 6:30 Huntley·Brbokley ' ~ : oo The LitUut Hobo ~ • I StUJ"geon·waUaee lbe m~~azone 8 bu• and .Mn. Edith Forreflt of The public is invited and have uate later thl1 month It In ertl hllllll from 2 • 4 p. m. ond theor evening meal at the B. S. degree In . Friends may oell at the lun- 7 -I m. Thuraday. church. g1neerin&, (former C. V. Hamar) downll 14, 6:45 •. m.; ,bolt down UO a.m.; Barbll'a Gay d:::ll 15, 7:40 a. m.; Walter H taLl down 16, 6:40 a. m.; Esso Pennsylvania up 17, 6:1!i a.m. ; I Jeflboat up 19, 12:15 a. m.; R. H. Booworth II up 19, 2:50 a.m.; Ph!Up Sporn down II, 8:~ a. m.; John Ladd Dean up 20, 3:30 • . m.; Andrew Calhoun down 20, 7 a.m.; Polly R. up 21, I :45 a. m.; Steel Ranger up Zl, S30 a. totional up 21, ! a. m.; Irene Chotln up 21, 6:35 a.m.; Mamalear up 22, 5::>AJ m.; Joseph Jones down 23, a. m.; Harvey Jordon down !:06 a. m.; W. H. Shaver, . up 23, 6:40 a. m.J Helen R. Greenup 4:40 p. m.; Franklu, !l B. dowa 8:30 p. m : Valvoline dow• 11:10 p. m.; Harry Dyer up 12:10 a. m.; Luther down Greenup 1 a. m.; . down Meldahl 1:45 p. m.; B. down Meldahl 8:30 p. II. E. BOwles down Meldahl p. m.; Alton Zephyr up 11 p.m.1 Hav1111 Zpebyr Meldahl ll:i!O p. m.; L. . TELEVISION GUIDE the sills. Boat Movemenll Ohio Rfvor - Walter m., Reductions Of /i Funeral aervoces for Mrs. Ed· na Thaxton, former Meigs county resident who died at her home, 1311 JenldnHv, Colwn· bus Tuesday, will he held at the 0. R .Woodyard Company Funeral IIDme at 1346 South Hlgh-st in that clly Friday at 10 a. m. Graveside services will be hold at Gravel IIIII cemetery Ia Middleport at 1:311 p. m. Fri· day with Rev. Ellis Wesner of lbe Soulllward Olurch of Christ of Columbus officiating 'IIbert Mrs. Thaxton was a member. Sbo II aurvlved by her hu~~o band, Homer, of Columbus; two brolbera, Everett aod . Ellll, both of Pomeroy; two l!stars, Pleasant Vall•y Hospital Admilled - Roger Walla.. , Hogsett. C.rl Schwarz. Mason , PT. PLEASANT - The lora! William Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant; PT. PLEASANT volunteer fire department tnS· Mrs. Wilham Huddleston, Gal- Mrs Orville lturleoD, !'ered 2 c~lll Wodnolday morn· lipobs Ferry; Mary Ann Kin· SOD, are IIIIIOUDCIIII: tilt mg. The first was to JeiT)'s Run naird, Apple Grove. ment and approaching llllll'riap where a bouse trailer ewned by 1 Discharged _ Teresa Harper, of their daughter, Ruth Ann, to Okty .Wallerson w•• destroyed. Apple Grove. Alvan Bowie~: William H. Wallaco III, 1'0ft'"l!f The flr1<"1S believed to have Grimms Landing; Mrs. John ' Mr. and Mrs. William R,!Ji; started .from an electuc water Grim, Gallipolis; Osborne Stew- lace, Jr., Pt. Plealllll. · JJ .U heater m the trailer. Damage art, PL Pleasant; Harold Glain, The st. Poul Metbodlll... ' waa estimated at $2,000. . Sr., Hogsett. will he the !IHM ct r Later in 1be morning the ft••· --- - ~ ary 29th ,.ddinl at 7:1Mt . . . men nllnguisbed a blaze in the ing a spaghetti dinner this even., witb lbe Rev. Gerald lillie motor of a truck owned bv the ing m the church 1ecreation l perlorrnin& lbe e«tiiiOIIJo 1!11 1d City Ieee and Fuel Company. room j wedding will ba an optn • Tht truck Wll traveling on Rt. Serving of the dinner will be affair. l lllltll 35 near Krodel Park wheo Ihe from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. The Mill Sturg11011 fa a ruotor caught lire. Only miner menu for the meal c'On>ISts of uate of Pt. Pteosant 111gb damage was dono to the truck. spaghetti with meat aouce, sa- and is I lad, bread, butter, tea or coffee the Citizens PLAN DINNER • Mr. Wallace il a 1•1 1and cake PT. PLEASANT - The Will· T!te pri~e:J are $1.25adats, ate of Pt. Pleasant lligbb =~ ing Worken Cla81 of St Paut l7> cents for students, and child- and is attending Wet! Vi jord up 14, l:iO p. m.; -~~::II Starts Friday Morning at 9 A.M. Open Friday Night Till8 PM. 1/2 Firemen Al18wer U Two Ca 8 for Help up 14, 9:15 p. m.; Seneca e 1 Mrs.. Thaxton . D'Ies Tuesday ~~~~~~.~~~ro~m~-~·~~~n~~~=~re-l~'il-t~-g~fu~e~~~~~~~~~~.~~-~s~Mr~·~·~-~;~;W~~;~ol;Co~~~~~M~~~nd~is~IJC~b~ur~~~u~e~a~-~:~ 1 r~~~~~d~"~~~h~o~~~a~~:·~-=~~n~w . ~UJ*~ers~itty~w:~~~he~~~~~ Mld~eporl. 1 :'.:0~oo!IDCilng I 1 ....... , . \ I e ~ · ·-r- • ;· r - - .- . ~ ,. , .,. OFF pr. Whllelhey lat LINGERIE t.; Wonderful •election of better lingerie and sleepwear for womeD lien from stocks of Munswfiwear, Schrank, Miss Elalue, and ·r~ · Va to V2 OFF • • ne rtfullfla for further l"formetion write or c1111 Director of Extension 1nd Student Teachint • ( /l ----------------------------------------------------------------~_I~I eneexcha"'" • no lty..,·waya 21 pl~tto of our good Airway Iuuage, molded P'lblqillce~lllructiQIIf.l.CI'ii pieces for men lind women, reaularly *17.9$ to tal.llt. Rio Gr1ncle College llo Grandt, Ohio 1145674 (61~ . 241-5151 412 2nd Ave. \ LUGGAGE SALE Chlllpolla, Ohio Ph. 4 �• ' • • ..., #lD NO I'!Nes WILLHI\VE: "Jt) BE PAID/ ~ssificd Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ol ,DO l r-Daily 5entine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 13, 1966 -- 1'' "0 ' Obituary ='iW .'- - - - -- 1\S. EDNA ~. Altc;OLO, age lbUit!d suddenly at lhe hom< >6Jhef. daughter. Mrs. Charles IN FORMA liON ut~i'jdlly, Decernllf'r 31. l\l!i5 . 1 3orft on March 4. tl!t!G. :·.r e Sslus ua.uuNRo I till t- M Dixo11 1'"\JI'olteaiiOf ldo:!onlla~ 0...-Jhnt enr a.a (bu~httr of the I(:! !P. I and Pns('i!J.a B;rk-I ,..,....a.~~oi,Ol'lh L~ 3l'l)' Ill -•o..nnll'• · ~.:.<• Mf~ ()lilt VAUNTINI'S DAY utlltcD'"l·ror-.!> acoepl4'0 rrn Ou ..t ibttl'.she taught sc hool at tlw o,Jnfll oNifl &. 1"\ihllnattott • lf.lllUUI.Al'IUti.ll ~kcr Hill school. M<.~rri e d lh" I'UM""" 1'11!... " . tM rt<b' ') t I Arn0 ld on ,,"' .,., or ...,_. .., •• ~~ ( lft'IDOtl , t' f' ,•ttnn•hll "'"""' dhHII" lW> d....,,., ~'idtJ:·" '0 )91»1. they spt' llt the •mmed!•'"" I?.(H'lMINI d 1~hr• ll'tiJ Mon., Febru "u" l"h" rlloit: ·_.art of lht:'ir m~rri c 1110 ~ ,nUl ,... ,....,rrfi'OI ,\,.'l"t1nn ~Wn~ ' Srracuse, where tokAn<to ~·•lwA t~ey orKanized tht' "'" Pian• Ao !Hmoe -'• h h 1 • eenr.. 9to• wn~ ()fh .. ~ ~~~·~ .Nazan·ne C urr · n ..:1""'""n ,;bar•• IJ. .,_,, 18 a&r. and Mrs. .:\rnold ll yen•~ ...,, •ord uu l't\..... _. moved to th~ Ashworth family ;~:;;~.,...;~~~~~!n• 00 oal(l .~ utJ ., ....... th > \t'l ' n. Ro·•d adlo fllld -.ttlllll Ul llaJI 1 14 Hovo T ot Gift J., ow Portra•"t Tok GR0VER $ STUDIO Ill E 2 d s ... •I Pomtro.. ., t I • t :-; • . . cAan o~ rHA~'~~K~ "' vull'lJAIUJ:.'o • n t. th<·v• spent flw remalll· -lJnu-:1 11.3:1l!ltCbw addlllun."ll ._, .-..ro .....f'il mla~!~m;IT:T'Sii;{;;;=-;;;;;;;;; 1~ of tht>l r I n· ~· ~ on11 :a HnuK~ REBU£LT SINGER tuo " Ill t.. "'~'· P .... o..u, Sewing Machine, fully mu"llV fn ends UtrouO'hout h laturda:o 8,Jll ' •t '<' ti10CI noon. ~ount v rrmembPr Br" rr-::, w uS" built. 1 year warranty on · TO Pt.Ai.:t A or:.u. II 21) er and S1slt'r Arnold C!S u.sun r'H.Oll\ .. .lNo parts. Pay ..,.........50 or · P 1 d1urch grlt'r~ . nnt un" .., ... ,.,. u week. Call WY 2-6555. II Marie~• Style Post Haircuts .... . $1.2:5 Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 30 dey color rinse ' Shampoo & set $3.50 p b $7 50 Up ermanen.. · BARLOW SHACK . IS FIX IN ' TO COLlAPSE I • On w_,Wiga Sell and Service and WlgletJ eCHEVROLET eCORVAIR eCHEVY eCHEVELLE eCORVETTI! eTRUCK 48 63 FREE! 'J lar~e Hgt; . 1 two daughters. Ruth 1 4 He ' CLOSE: · L"' - 6 room frame , 1 2 $1395 $1295 PG. 4 Door. Sharp_ $1095 $969 Door $249 58 Plymouth Station Wagon VB _ _ $195 $149 62 4 mov1ea U.State: I .:&4f; Yl'W "'' $795 59 Pontiac Hard Top Sedan _ _ Save Here $795 6- $795 $669 ~ Save $995 60 Rambler Classic "6" Wagon Worth More $499 HT Sedan -~- $395 $345 lo LONGFELLOW On~ letter BlmpJy atmdli tor another. In this sample A lsw.ed :;: tbe three L's, X for tbe two 0':!, etc. StDDfe- ]etters, apos. ~=- ~"e_ 1~1oandt•-fonnatJ.on of the words are nil hint& Y lJ.., """"""' ...:n:~ are dlftenmt. 57 Chevrolet "6" Bel Air 4 Door ~- $495 $369 .t. Ceyptopom QaolaUoa 60 Chevrolet Bel Air 60 Olds "98" 4 Door H. T. Sedan. Full Power "88" "Oon't be ridiculous. Daddy! Once Jimmy ~ts the ca started he doesn't dare 1top and park!" DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE- Bore's how to worlr It~ .t.XYDLBA.t.X& HPRPOLJLVZ, e NH -- I Thanks ---1 USED APPLIANCES brake~ . From nnP of our long time ownPrs who has owned and apprccial<'d rna · n}' good Huirks. Automatir Our loss is your gain, first come, first served. All at "you pickup" prices. tr;ms. B('autifu\ dark to thank all the kind and neigh hurs who in any w;q, dt..rmg the and iunt'rn. l uf our lov- Used Refrigerators Mrs . F'.dn;r \1 Arn11ld ~~vera! should sell for k-.; [,, llw ~ now only $20 t,l 1)!I' 1·:1 1ioll.s at Funer·;tl RPV . Nl ;mtl 1Jtrpe 1\f' l fur lhet r c l.:l r:· \l'tllliu :1 cnnsoltn[! Apply WY 2-2156 $1.49! 62 BUICK Nr>w St or k. I.PSabrf' 4 Dr S(·thm. Powf'r sl4'f'l'ing ancl hr;Jkt·,~ - Automatir Blaettnars frigida•re, Gibson and Sarvel THE DAILY SENTINEL Tran~. We ran r onfidenl!y rcf('J' you lo the former ownt•r. For fast cleanup, Crosley, l! u ill t' ., RUTLAND bh1e with whitt' top. s;o . lh(' Falh· : ;md Friltn•• Hom , cl l L• 11 , t1nd 2 Dr. ON-THE-SPOT FINANCING Pomeroy, Ohio GE Upright Freerer FOH SALE : Good 1957 Chevro- ' let. $295. Williom T. Lavendar. 72\1 Bre~ · h tit., Middlepurl, Oh10. 1 12 6tp pallbeBrers <.md mm- . 71 cu. II, Coldspol Chest Freezer who were honnr;, r_v pat1 1 Should be $125 .U~ei'S and the s mgl' r ~ 1-lllrl ' ex- <ipprt.·n ;dliln . :vJ,qy bless P:wh of you. t<ut>err M Hwhards "F>.it'hn 1•:1 1!<~tt 1 MiiXJllt• Am•ld and I Pomeroy landmark J•ck W. Cflrsey 1 13 lk I tUf;'ER ~ Ph. WY 2-2181 I LOT. ll utl (l nd, rive 1 from Pomt•ro.r . Ph fl ne Pli.E: lS SOFT- and lofty - colI l2-li61l _ - -- 12 23 .601r modern homP Low ors retain brillance m car. rleancd with ~HOTO Copymg Servtce. Coplegal papera. bird! records and almost any other documenll. Reider lnsuraace, Porn.,..., II de let made ol !AETNA CASUALTY lnsur•"c• Mullen insurance Agency, Inc:. l'llmeroy, Ph nne WY 2-3381. t 1 Uc 80.00 IUiiiT MAINTINANCI AND lt.IPAIR FUND J:rnploy~ 10.000.00 4.000.00 2:,000.00 J.,OOO.OO 1.000.00 M.11terl~J J:quillrnent EqUIPment Nalnt.en~nre Operation TnolJ lnd Supplle• ftepalra by (;oulrtod• •nd EqUIPment JO(I.OO Street ftep•lra l.igbta itreet. 11nd Traffic Slana !i.OO.OO 2,000.00 TtJifPie •M Marker. too.oo I legal Notice -- - - ORDINANCI NO. 261 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCI ~VIU•••f :.'!':'::! ~:~!to;,.ru. 180.1» at~d Mnken Strett Repllr 100.00 JOO.OO FUb!Je EmploJ- RefJrtment 8y1Uim 100.00 i277. l-8-6tc -. - < I 'lk ill Sale Ohl or 0. 1 12 6tc Trade GfJ'Utlt.ar WAlth a Bhtgfsey-Glbson - - --- - - - iTH a con mp. Wlt oot con- 1965 PLYMOU Fury t-Iled lr"molo a•d reverber ,..., ,_ alwn , De-armfmd loot control. All or part. D. L. Moore, wv II 2-0075. . : . ·- • 1 12 3lc You Can't Afford •. ~­ ... To Miss This One! Council etNIIAL fUND Maror I(:lerk. Treuurer Sollcit.or ~~;::··£.~!!:!.,. U.IJal AdverU,Inl 720.oo ·:.~~~~~ :,~~::•co•N~~.~~~f'o'J ; 1.200.00 900.00 380.00 1.500(111 .. ~ . . .. JACK AND Rtn: W>ID DRAW "SAWDUST," SATURDAY, 50 SHES 't><EN PLENT I BUSY 1AcJ 5:10 World and National News JANUAIIY WJ"ll l.OG MONDA\' 'MIRU FRIRfl~Y , (Tues - Thurs) Monday Through Friday 5: 15 Spotlight on Sports 6:00 Sign On - Nes ' 4:30 E:lectric Co. Local News 7:45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 5:25 Weather 6:05 Sllcred Heart 5·30 Sign Off R:OO Ubiu Valley News LITnE ORPHAN ANNIE 4:54 Ohio News Round-Up By HAROLD GRAY 6, 20 Meigs County RF"D Saturday I 05 World New! 6:2> Country Jamboree 5:30 Sign Off ~ B 10 Sports Today 7·45 Si111t On. E:choes of .loy LATEST lMPU:J'.1F.NTS2 ~NO A COUPLE OP~f<'ATlOr· l Uk'E Tl-lrtr 1--.'0ULD COsT Sl~TY. 6:57 Weather SUNDAY t~ . 00 Ohio Vallt'y I\ews 8: 1~ Weather Ptcture EX rQA HANDS '-! J;!UN A THOl.Y"'.:IIINO SE'.r;::"fl'"Y THOUSAnD rOR EQIJlDMfffi. 1tN . 7:00 ~ational News 7:30 Sign On ~ Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show .C.CR£~! HEW SUDS '( CHE'MICAL WEED •-t·os World News l=l!=TE£N T~OUSflND IN WAGE.S t:OR . I-tELPI ·' £ Pl _, ~ v ~A c;ooo 01-i, POS515LY~ C(l('ITROLS"? H·ISTI;AD 0~ M~YBE ~~~TV ALL !=Of? WHAT"'( CONT~LS : J?tSTRtCTIOI'«;~ 7:05 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Hour ROPD, ~@ 'LE.CTI?ICITY CCUI,..D ~Al<M TilE o 10 Sporrls Tod>y ' 8::i5 community News BUSHEL5 COULD ~ j;;'tllSE THREE AWFUL Wr m: "MODERN " I=AWMf::RS ARE Afi' COULO USt 1~ACTORS \IJ~CllE VALLEY ! 7:30 Sports Parade 8·31J News f , 15 Wl'f1ther Picture 9 00 Talk of the Towo TtME~ A£ MOCH CORN P9? ACRE I GOING 8J?OKE EVERY Y"!!:AR I ~--~. Pll' MOD ERN EIJ9i!'THtNG I " 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8 35 Week End 8:16 Louie Mueller ShJw Mrl ANI'l J ARtN'T BROKE· • 9:55 Ma::;on County News WOUl D ~I'T TJ.tAT ru: A WHY Ql!!,' WAY? Y'SIJI1E<;ar 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tuos. , 9:110 Spreading Kingdom ; 10: DO Lou it' Mut·~l · r Sho w LOT BETTER'~ 9:00 High School Hit Parade A Poil'iT and Thurs.) 9:30 Tlte Bible Speoks : 10 .10 Latchstring 10<30 Songs for Children oHERE_ PAl 7:50 News 9:45 The Good Life 10.45 Golden Key 111:00 News UO llill Miller Show 10:00 Master Control 11:00 News ' II :05 Louw Mueller Show 8:45 llakor Furniture Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers fi'ridoy , Church Bells 11:05 Saturday Show (Wed. - FrL) 11 :3tl Quiet Hour Ring! 12:00 Local. Ohio. Nat Newo 9:00 News 12:00 Noon News 11 ·30 Public Se,ice 12:20 Bulletin Board 9:05 Coffee with Janet 12: 15 Christians Hour 11 ·45 World News 12:25 News 0 Grams 9:15 Housh's Shoes •Thurs.! 12<30 Rev, Merlin Teels , 11:5~ Mason County Nrws 12:30 Saturday M-atinee 10:00 Ohio Education I :00 Re•. Eddie Boyer ~ 12 :00 Community N'"W! I: 30 News Headlim:'s 1:31 Saturday ~lolinee ABBIE AND SLATS 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12 . 0~ f'\oon :--.:rws 10: 15 Ministeml Association 2:00 Hat vest Ttme 12:10 Markets 1 1::,5 :-Jew~ ==::---:--rr-:---o:;:;;;:;;-;;;~oooooiiiB5i5'=-:'in<;;~~~oiii,oiiT: - "'iGi:iA:V:vEEl r.=-c=--::=-::-'r-::::::-;--, 10:3t Social Security 2:15 Rev. Robby Lee .ldk ins 12 :15 Mid Dav Wellthrr 2:00 Saturday Mafinee ME SACK EVf~V C~~T ! 2:30 News Headlines PAtD HIM FOR Tl-1E' HAIR 10: 35 Tom Robertson Show 2:30 Week End 12'20 Bulletin Board 2.31 Saturday Matinee R.~STOFZER. Jusr 10:15 A,S.C. Program (Fri) 5·30 Sign iff 12:25 News 0 Grams GAVE IT B/ICK ll!OO !\cows SATURDAY 2:55 NeWS TO ME WITHOUT i 12:30 County Agenl 3 · 00 Saturday Motince ;Jn..W.~ SO MUCH AS A 11:05 Ttny'~ C.Htr.try Junl'tl011 6:00 Sign On - News 12 :45 Country Go Round 1 3 :10 News Headlines MURMU•.' 11:30 Tiny's Country Hymolime 6:3tl Happy Valley Boys I :55 News Be-at 12:00 Natioll1ll News 7-oo Protestant Honr J·31 Saturday Matinee I 2:?0 Country Go Round 12:15 Local News 7:33 Week End 2:>J5 News Beat i4·00 Community Choirs 1 12:30 Go.!ssler's Guest Star 11 .110 Dutton's and Hem's Top ~ : 09 Mid Way Matinee 1 3 55 New> 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Ten Show ~:55 News Beat 4:00 Community Choin 2:30 Miles Kusic~how 12:110 Noon News 1:00 Discing with Do" 4..10 Hadiu H10 1:15 Karr and Va~l Show 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFD 4: 3tl Interchange 5:00 News Roundup (Moo. Wed. Fri. I t2:30 Jim Mees Show J 1.1 Publir Service 15:00 Community Newo 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 5:30 Sign Off 5 ·10 Sign Off 5 05 Mason County News THE BORN LOSER :----------~Bv_A_R_T_SANSOM WINNII' WINKLE 1 I I l Cf 1\IE ~~m::::::-~~ Coo.truC'tlon Totti t•~t~tary Dltpoul work• ••w•" •nd :a.soo.oo ~~::: •••'N";\oTAL t4!1.400 .00 ••••P co~~nstr11cU•m 44Moo .oo 1 HAVE $IT DOV. 7'J . PLEASE t AND I 'Ll DESCRII.'!E. 0 1\ EN 11 Tf-OIJGHT/ WINNIF. .. AND I HAV!' 19(Acn.YWHAT I WANr!! I~ASONTHE ~U&JECT! SPECIAU THIS WEEK ONLY 1965 Thunderbird Landau i ' 2 Dr, Hardtop, 890 enlfne, aulo, lriUII. power otoerilll and bnke~ p. tvlndowa. alr ooqiii- Uoning, beautiful blue fioltll, new ear warranty. Thlt car oollt for $5,612~0. leduood • l v- !~tie, 3800. $ JUT. UNNERVED 'WY iHE NATIONAllM '5 FfltOCJOU~ FIAHt< ATTACK, TliE R'EUINFAH· TRY 6W~ WA:I. ~ T~fllt OFFICflt'' loiOIJtP Alii. DAYI{) 1----< IFf(6 PlEASE C!MOE 1!) ~ TNE R£CEPTION DESK/ Many More Ua..t C.n & Trvckt taCh- Prom You Always Pay Lets At •.• ., PUNo hwtn and a.wa1e Dllpo111 Workl or cuy liall Jtnttor TIIO .OO li'PaOPAIATIONI m.sto.oo , tak ayment A I UttUtLc• 1.20fl .:JO And thr vmaw-e Clrrll: b her eb' e over p • - con- i fnsur anc• and Bondi 1.500.00 QUtborltCtl to draw hi ~ WllrrPnt~ (JJI ' dJtJOn. Set! Day Nltz, OD Flood Dump Renl."l aou.oo ltl)~ VLllag-e TrCiliUrl'r for pa;mcntl D~ d p Obi rLan4. illdi•·· Bid •• lmpro....ment fLom .an:.· or thf foretolni &))pi'Oprla·l ~;wa , QmeiOY, 0. and lif.l.lOieDince 1.00{1.00 Uo111 Ulf(lft L'<:t lvlft( !"roper ctrufl. l JJ ate: PubJieEh~:'!~O)'WI R4Utemtat ·~-. "!) <:~!111. 1nd . vouche_~ ~lll'dor, IPlii'DV~ . WEllE GOING BACK TD 'lOON VALLEY SOME VS?Y DEFJNI~ I H IP Wan d Wl esv e, -SoLD-Ovt::R 1 Pund 1.110.00 Tbat lbere bl appropriJ.ted fi'Orn tile lt.-.et Co"'truction, M1lnten•nce l end ltPtlr Punlll, ( Molor Vehicle and G...Ollna Tu t'lllldll the fullowlua: Dec•mber Rlue ltNJl.-1 Spnng Ave. PornI 7 mp $1. Pomeroy Ceml!Ot l:llock ! -,.·aec Co., Pomeroy, Ohio ~ 918 rear. Cal l M'trti·n I 1 10 6tc - - - - --lllill•tt. WY 2~991R JHAY and locust posts. SH 2.. 1 f tfc Insurance Mltc•UaneoWI 100.00 An Ordtnanc• to malle .\pproPrla- 1'.t11 lt•t• lttehway hn•r•v•m•nt liorlf for Cu.rrent E1pen•ea ud other Fund :I.OH.M t:xp.,ndtlur.,. of lhfr Vlllaie of Pom''ICIAL n•IIT RIPAIR IOND 12 23 tfe eru)', Slat11 ol Otu.~. dUrtDr Uw tt~eal RITIRIMINT PUND Jear endltt& Pec•mber Jllt, Ul66. a.d.•~nptlon ()f c.rtllteatu Se<:twn I. Be It Ordalaed bY the or NQtee 1.000.00 I8 8 Council of th1 VllluKe of Pomeroy. Jntare1l oil Ctu11fleatll I 1)1' F' - - -- - - - State uf Ohio. Thut, to pr(t~lde for or Note• I!'ICI.QO A r UL Spmet ptano, wal- j Columbus D•spatch paper boy U.e eurrent elolpeiWII& and other U · 'l'ltat IPICIII IUIII RIIPir ..~ 1 nut ftmsh, good tone, hke oeeded Ior LliiCO ID H1II ares. )P~ntiJIUI"tl ot tbe aaid Vl11al• ul Retlrom•nt Pund •• u .... ' Pomeroy duriDI the fiJc&l y•ar tnd· GINIKAL •oND 1 new. Party Wi lh good credit WY 2-2531. 1 12 6tc : lnl Jl1l, 1D66, tht follow· IIITIIIUINT PUND I t k InK .unu be and &hoy an berab'J Hl RldtrnpUon of Boode u.ooo.oo i m'i.ly a e over low monthly ·: ulil• and •PProPrlat•d 111 foUo,..., vl1: Interet on Bon4 uw.oo payments. Write Bill Wendell, sec. 'll. Tbat there be appro•rt•t.t~ Tot11 O•ntr•l lelld ll.tlr.tMIIt from th• GENERAl- FUM>: fulld 11.6H.OII 1 12 3tc Lus FOH SAlE G"b S 400 1 so~ tre. Rent eleetri~.: shamrooer . .. uper_ J:l('tS JNUDCT (0 1908, ltlD,( l'~llt\U"ea s~ ------- ~209 Garfield Ave., Parkers- FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready urg, W. Va., for inform,ation. to slaughter. Call MO 948-4848. ZL!tll.- MOON MA1D.5 50 IDEAS TO C!-IET, AL,RA'-: I too.OO il'ltern Other li:xpe111111 Tot•l C•mettry Livestock -- -· - NXCTBCPOCE HL'1'0 WJEH RADIO OPEN EVES. TIL 9 c-w:-ro =M c:--:O::B-::n-:,E:-IJIIUrlllCO-~-. ~ Mu~ical~trumenhIJF.: Man~Jger 1--t--:o:---- ------- - I Rent I HPQVC Y..t.orday'o CrJptcoquole: DAIUll TO BE TRUE· NOTHtNCJ CAN NEED A LIE, -HERBERT ' /..; ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. ,._bile Emplore• ll.etiremenl b•t011m too.OO 100.00 ' lnsurance Agency. lnc ., Pom- JtWCeU11neow and Found T .. al ltr"l C•nstn~ctlon, Main· I ••n.nce arw aeptlr Funes 21.500.11 eroy_ Phone WY 1r338L T h~t then be liPProprtated trom UlST: Hlue Tirk dog, near i f tle tbll lt11e HllhW•Y ..........IMIMt PUnct ~~~ foUo,. l!ll: Morning Star are<1, on De<OOIIt- 1 ,.oTOt VIHICLI AND .A&Ol.INI MAINT ... ANCI AND ber 29. Name on tag, Tho,m-1 caocelled? 'Mt your oper• TAX traltT li"Aia PUND 1.000.00 as Manuel If found . I llr"l UllOIUttl Cd WY ).!.Ill J!:PIPlO)rilll!ll )laterjaJ 100.00 call CH 7-2282. I ll 3tc llittc TtMl'-, E411iPJMDt • SuppU.• lOO.Oo :000.01) ~---- --------~---- lgqutpment lhinten.ance 1955 CHEVHO~E:T f~r sale. 2 N~tice door hardtop. WY 2,-j990. _ _ _ ____ . } 11 ftlc 1 DE[-' fcf()us II omema de r lZZB, Matching Unico 50C, 75c, and $1.00 sizeS, Washer & Dryer : 11164 VOLKS WAGEN ~ excellent luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack 's Should be $350 $225 pr. 1 C()nditton. WY 2-3951. 'ddl t !2 8 lf ry Ba r, M1 epor · C Closeout $75 OBC the man in the RED VEST now at ••• 11:::::::::::::::'!Gi~~~~s8trnu~N6L-M~a Lost PR ULQQLPZ ... LcS<:~hrr 39.D!Linp 41. M1sta.ke 42. AMietants 43. Broak O!da.y ~-·'rult-y 60 TR-3 Convertible. Nice - - - - - $895 ·2a·· Nt•w Slock. HoHarry 37. City of Victory • 1-.~o, >lUI. loo. f.lol . ..... U ' -· Off o:r; -' . Hard Top. Puwpr steering & £ $969 1 $1,995 u. Light- I I 63 BUICK abbr. :SO.IllxOI&matlO!UO $1095 USED CAR CENTER CLEARANCE Ll1. ABNER ot the DON'T MISS THE "DE['L THAT'S BEST" I' CARRIER NEEDED 26. Conelude 1;. French .28. Maor"' 'htki'U7'• ......, pantomime petM>nJn .. II, Eager catlon.a ot M. ID a.Uae 11. Inaredienlt:i llghl 38. )Un•• for aala.ds !U. Omit 15. Man's az. Regular 39. ;!':not 30. "Maisie.. $129 Door. Runs Good_ $199 Corvair 7.00- PG. 4 Door IMMEDIATE DEliVERY .;-.-.....-..;._==----'"•1 - t. SkW 8. ChM'acter plenUtul 2•. Dagger <hallglng $395 .... 1 --· - 6, Truat 23. Not 29, ConJuoetloll ,...+-+-!~ SAL! $149 Ovorse.. Employment _ For Sala ji'ARM for S"dle. Phone Sll ~, I son. {,, r.lld l\f'!th m W47 ~- ~ .,r. 1-3-tfc 52 Mr . .md \ Ir s <\mold .IlL' FOB SALF: ~ ton pickup ! ___'"·. _ -~-All trades truck driver to b t0 1 h t I Pl'Oject engineers. Africa, l \it: m ut ear :i truck s. tfl46 and 1955. See at HOUSE FOR SALI Europe, Asia, Souro Pacifle. 0 ermti!uitll leave behind itt not to Charl~s Lv_ons Garoge, Ma- ~ Modern Ranch SLylo "' paid travel, housing, toad. SELECTION OP 100 NEW CHEVROLET S & QUALITY USED CARS & TRUCKS !Kin, w. Va. 1 13 Uc location on top of iJDaU hill Atlantic. Pll~ Balary jobs, can cheer tht heart likr ,. . -- . tacmg State Qigbway Garage PHON& WY 2-5325 POMEROY, OHIO Jesus G E. 1V, 21 tnch. L!k~ new . R.uute 1 Wlt..b good road to male, female over 18. OEIB His presence all divine? 2 yr. old, $75. Ph. WI Z-3819. bi~hwar. Four bedrooms, living. Box 23190, Oakland Park, and tender, pure aod I 12 3tc dining, family. btchon,. L-F-1•_-_3_33_0_7_ _ _ _ _ __, - - - - -- - - - -Chtel oi PoHcl 3.300 OQ bJ law to .. 1 1ast play, mml's, utilit•;, ~t-0\IS.' Poll"• . ordinance appro•• • aaml. or •• c·-~· pr,_._ Wantad T0 Buy ~ 18.500.00 or u.olullon of council ~c W""' uv... httw blest to call Him WALNUT S';'EREO ~ 1_965 model , shop Three baths, C('. 'rnle tile ! cuSToM -stirCHERING~-arK OUter PQ))ce IXPI!IIlfl. «1.000.00 to m.ak• the expendltu~; provld•J Cashmere wool is madelrom Th t d t1 4 d all to a11 p0 H LE · Fint Aid £~:pe~~~;e 500.00 thal no WllJTIDtt 1haU be dr•wn or JS se rH JU eqUlppe · an w W cat:Pct on cutting. Will buy tlides every USED ST 0 d1gger for FJru Dept ExveiUI• 100.00 p 1td for e.11.lartu or •••e• ucep~ to the downy fleece whl.cll lei 5f>t'<J kcr sound syslem . Four Ifloors. About two-thirds of M d . Pllil Meter Ford Tractor Contact: Mar6 ct¥iu,.a Detenlf ~-00 P4ra<JIUI employed b' autborttr ot ··-"er tbe cashmere •oal'a•~· 11 h us 1 1 d h on ay ' ' Parll:i i M;eter ExPellle 1100.00 and tn accordance w!Lb law or onlln- UlN e -we intermtxed changer ' 0 e s pane e rn ma ogany i l8 U vin Keebaugh, 9 to 6 p. m., Mlsc•llan~ou• JOOOO hair An •--~ of Christ ~o fret·ly giv en speed DLm.l volume t'llnlrol. Th!S 5C~ : "md Wll.lnut. Air condiuoned . l WY. 2-3510. c WY 2 5342 7 10 Cb ContiDien~iu !W>O:oo ~~~:~~:J~~~~:~ c~...~~::n!~!t e~~~ ..-.nlu avthrerage-I.IHII pt La t d d bl rt : • p. m., eS- Tot•l G•ner•l Pund 44.410.01 be expended uPQn appeal uf two- fi•VeS Vl~ e1 OUDCII of lie ef God bt'yond degree, 10 sold much h1gber. Take ()Ver 1 rge pa an ou e carpo ter 985-3155. 1 J1 6te FI~E Di,.AlTMINT FUND lbirda votl of eouncl.l tor tteme o1. fleece higher Uum the lot 200' x 390' May be seen I Instructions fire Cbi~t Salary 300.00 upeon con.muun• a I•enl oblll•· I • = = · ..,.,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;=•o; Paymt>nts of $5 50 IJer month IOn by appomtment only. I SPECIAL GooD $2 w-~ ~ef Volunteer JI'IJ"llini!D 1.000.00 lion aratnlt lite villare. and lot" fl than the deepesl S<'S . or pt1y balance due $81.22 . I PRICE REDUCED · I ' ed. ' hre APPar,tWI 1.000.00 purPo•et other than tboH c;ov•.-.4 'I' ., h (' 11 WY u 1 ctVIL sEAVtCE TESTS , hide, 5c b. R fox, $4.50 EquJpmeut MaJntenAD.e• 1.000.00 by th~o~ oth•r •PIIclflc •pproPrtaUOIUI FIRST r_Y I Ill your ume. ,:J ~- Write: c-o 'lbe Dally M~n- .;,.Qmen 16 and over . .seeun I with all 4 feet on Gray Fox ~~!~m~nl Op•ntloo 300.00 herein made. QUALITY 2-b55.1. ___ _ 1 11 6lc , Box 668-H Pomeroy, 0. Jolls . High 1tartlng p11y . lihnrt ' • u ,.,11 4-000.00 Thil ordlnanee 1haU Ulul tffe9t et 120 00 the erystal flowing river hour~. Advan<:em~nl . l'n'pllrHiory $3.00 with all 4 feet on. Bill ~t~t'f Et e41H Ul• earlint PtriOd allowed b,- law. · REGULARthe ransomed I will sing. Bl'OGET PRICED- fUrniture in I FOH St\Lr.;~ 6- room -house With tr~Jnlnlt' u lonK il l required . 1 B81'I Reeds ·n oh· TIll Fl p D I F d t.~~= Palled:cit~':.:.I'J'i: ~ar. Ma;ror Certified Oil St1tlon forever and forever our third floor shop. bath, full basement, 294 :.~~~~:;"~,~~;cJPo,~~r:I'"'"nt~t'~~·i~~~ ey, VI e, 1 ;~· 12tp s~reet ~:u:iLiTY u~uHO s.ooo.oo Att.u&: ldn• r. St'hoen leb. 11 S .dd! PI m~lloo on_ }ohs . .alRrl~~. requ!reli)·drant Renl.al 3..3110.00 Clet'k ;f cou;.ll 'l'olll., and glorify the Kmg. Baker Furniture, Ohio 11 12 sc 't., Ml eport. Wile: n;;~nl.• Wtl~ T~nt\Y f.!\111~ n~sme. A.NTIQUE Furniture, di&bes. Tor•' Utility fUnd . . 11..J6UII,r---.:;~~~)::"~·-· iiiiii~ . Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. •. re51 an P h; n~ . n~·o. n erCIMITIRV PUND -- - - ;N!· llllll ~ -M 1 he Dally mJSCCll3DOOU8. Cal1 Dr write: EJnplOYeea t.500.1!10 my soul Is 11 Jt: tfC om"r()V, . Mn. HoWard Cecll. IOfl W. Material a!ICI.OO ToolJI, EQulpnwnt 6 8uppUM ~-00 Main St., Pomeroy. r,qulpment Maintenance )00.00 INVENTORY ••- &quiP.IIltnt Operalion 100.00 I 29 ~ PuDllc &nplny- kellrement Auto Sales ' fi. Not luUDg pooltlonl We Have Plenty of Choice Lale Model Cars and More Are Arriving, See Us Now For That Sharp Pencil Deal 1 . 6- 58 Olds Super and Evl' l.\'ll Elliott ; ---- - --- -1 ~3 bedrooms) bath. biise- j WY 2-2143 Pomeroy 1(-'r-in -l:..aw ..\1a:\lll e ArFURNISHED, 4_ rooms and I m('nt. furnac~ henting, coD· . bister- m-law . Hrlrn b;ll,\ ap<~rlment 111 Por~eroy . i crete front porch Owner may 1 '~~~;-~:- :::::_::;:~; Sommt.•rviliP : siX \\\ .. -3.l 7J. l2 31 tfc , frn;mce. $5,500 .00. AUCllONKER k Jae . H i rliar d~. TWO THAILF.R SPACES for SYHACUSE - t 1 ~1 story frame Complete Servke Bichards Ev-1 rent in tl1e Villnge of \1iddle-' 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, Crill liradlurd Elliott . Jan1ce I port. Call WY :l.-3346 or WY : gas furnace heating, ~arage, Write, Prone or ConlaeC ~~:~~:;~~,:~~;~ ~, :~~- Arnold and \ 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. i corner l{lt 100 x IOO, on &. o, ~RADFOIW : Elliot t. F<>ur gn'ai · 11 JO tfc I Route t24. $5.500 Oil . , Racine~ ObJo !tjlndc:ltldren nl ~o sun t·.t~ . ALB~RT M. COX, BROKER i I tic great SOrPlW ot lhl' Al'n- FOUH £lOOM furmshed apartWY %.-3830 WY 2-3636 3658 11 15 wa~ tht: lnss of thc!r ~e~-~'Y _2-_ · Uc 1 11 3te 1 1==---=--=-- -· tractJon 22. Nurrow .trip ot WOod 26. Bridge Ton Pickup - - - $199 Volkswagen Deluxe 57 Dodge VB- BLAETINAR'$ I 2. Hal! d.lameterl 23.W•pon 58 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Coupe Come In for fl. S\-IARP REO PENCil And lhe {)eo\ lhot' s Sest\ From the largest truck or bulldozer radiator to the smallest beater core. 1 \12 Chevrolet 61 Chevrolet RADIATOR SERVICE I IJ ttc l POMEUO\' - 5 room frame, "8nd he with Clt>r- 1649 Llfleoln 2 bedroom I batll , lc,t , located un l r~'t a ld !~ow wond- 1 /Joust' Beautiful Btrrh k!tencn 1 Houte 7, c;-m be purchased on · eabmels. Phone : WY 2-5127. land contract. $4.000.00. I II WAS ?"I Minersville, Ohio, o'llone W\ flguraUvely spea.Jdnl" G. Ens~ ZT.Not t:~ml twtghbors rl'memI 13 ~-tc_ _ All Septtc 1'ank Cleaner, e 15 Uc the iarm as a place of J t-lt i ~t.. em :; rvtu · .. .,, rur1 ~~ t1oLandmark Farm Bureau, in the cool shady yard ed and 1.1olurnisbed apvt. Pumeruy. 12-16-30tc I!EA'l'!NG, PLUMBING Rural Dotol BoUle Gas. Arnold Broday> and of lx· in~ rn- ment'l W'l 2-~:14 12 ! tfc Real Estate For Sale thers. 618 E. Mam Street by the kind couple 14 flOOM furnished a·p-;}"ftment . ~ -~ 22 tfc d:·ly s. . , for n•nt . Phone WY 2-2776. Af-!FOH SALE: 6 rooms and bath , 1 Pomeroy. . lefl this world . ter 5 p.m. Phvne WY 2-J574. 1 gas )J~(It, front (•nd back . 7, l95 5, and v.ent H.Gwlcy and Reed Hardware. I porch. College Rd ., Syrar.use, :· · - - - - - - - - - - - - . . - - - , : I he livw his ltfe ll 1 tfc Margaret Hailey, WY EXPERIENCEO Arnold has nuw I. ., - 1 12 3tc We can only ima- rRAlLI•,H WTS - tree MW· "'onderful reunion age and lf&ter Brown·e frail having. Mrs. Arnold er 1-'ark ~Stale Approvedl ~Ml• 3-JJ'l-4 19. Antler 20, Con- b~nd 1tl. Musle note 17. Slng111r and danelng nlekna.ane agaln, a, fairie 11 glrt.: 18. 'l'tbela.n a Clock 40. 8:Jll00YIIl Japa.a. lbeep 33. Seines for Texaa JO.An¥er ~~-,~,.-,.-~~;;~,;~~~~ n. CILpllal ot I' Bermudl. 1 last week. how she could w~lk in an- DOWN 1, Cogruzant 12. Cod or hllddoclc 13. Change 14. Boundary: comb. form. "THAT Ot: EYESORE- PAW AOB088 1. Scope, J. Biblical 9. Grant character 10. OUtfit apln. LUI!x Best Selection of 1966 Chevys 01 The Year ""'""""'""""""""""'=..,., (!.tlt/u II SOMEBODY WOULD MOVE IN COMPLETE, DAILY CROSSWORD A Brand New 1966 1 !r THAT EMPTY 0~ 15. Timber thr.if own ehurch, hut ,,f PHONE WY 2-2 I 56 I 11 6tc Marie's Style Post mad"y thrnughuut thr· IT"S TE:RRIF!C the way we·re RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 =->nty \dlNe hr w;~~ 1-lltno~t selling Blue Lustre for tleanSyr•cuse. Ohio 1 ing rugs and uphu stery. t.·n I: t~:~:P,song l<>•d• r •nd ' ' For Rent 1 R t nied tn the plano. 6 rooms Hnd b ll t h, electric shampooer $1. RalreriiAftL GRU&SER. ot- tile j;mmte son~ s ul HOUSE M' 'II wlv: heard the 111 modern lot c_hen. JWllf schooL Furniture, M1ddlepoct. and Hetting, tnersVl e "'""'n• Corner of L111coln and Fourth 1 10 6tc Ohio. End your sewer troub"The T\o\oo l'• 1ats" ;md les. We have all s1z~s sewer Choost• .IC'SLJ S." Grnnd- In Mlddleport. Call Ge~e . WHY worry over tl. &luggish machines. Reasonable rate!!. 't~~~•;n und d11ldn'n nf r~llj Coleman. Sll 2·!1829 · septic tank Get Kh:~an-Em - Call WY 2-2974, day or night. ~ YEP·· I WI5H DEAL THAT'S BEST! Everyday Spe .. iall 1, .. The Man.:: For The • • LIGHT hauling. coal and cat tie. Phone WY 2-n86 and WY 2-72116, 12-18-30tc '"'' "• re•ponolr»• fo• BAilNEY GOOGLI! and SI4VFFY 5Mf)"lt IN THE RED VEST CONDITIONING Re!rlgeratlon oervlce. Jark's Refrigeration, New Baven, Phone 'I'll ~t 8 de lllonrla) L.Ao'l' 1!..1 '.A I IV~ hl'f NIU M ;,, ee ~~''~NT AD E1UoiA!, · Charleston , W. Va. ltb:l!trt:ht .. . ,, , Business Services I , KEITH GOBLE .FORD USED CAR LOT Lacuat & SyeomoN Silo Mldcll.,..,, 0. j r !; "!)"'' rr'5A~ErAI.L(:R(WI. ·- VQLJR 'l'.'li=E.,'w\R .BERG.r:HE Sll l[l 17'5 URGEN T. �• ' • • ..., #lD NO I'!Nes WILLHI\VE: "Jt) BE PAID/ ~ssificd Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ol ,DO l r-Daily 5entine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 13, 1966 -- 1'' "0 ' Obituary ='iW .'- - - - -- 1\S. EDNA ~. Altc;OLO, age lbUit!d suddenly at lhe hom< >6Jhef. daughter. Mrs. Charles IN FORMA liON ut~i'jdlly, Decernllf'r 31. l\l!i5 . 1 3orft on March 4. tl!t!G. :·.r e Sslus ua.uuNRo I till t- M Dixo11 1'"\JI'olteaiiOf ldo:!onlla~ 0...-Jhnt enr a.a (bu~httr of the I(:! !P. I and Pns('i!J.a B;rk-I ,..,....a.~~oi,Ol'lh L~ 3l'l)' Ill -•o..nnll'• · ~.:.<• Mf~ ()lilt VAUNTINI'S DAY utlltcD'"l·ror-.!> acoepl4'0 rrn Ou ..t ibttl'.she taught sc hool at tlw o,Jnfll oNifl &. 1"\ihllnattott • lf.lllUUI.Al'IUti.ll ~kcr Hill school. M<.~rri e d lh" I'UM""" 1'11!... " . tM rt<b' ') t I Arn0 ld on ,,"' .,., or ...,_. .., •• ~~ ( lft'IDOtl , t' f' ,•ttnn•hll "'"""' dhHII" lW> d....,,., ~'idtJ:·" '0 )91»1. they spt' llt the •mmed!•'"" I?.(H'lMINI d 1~hr• ll'tiJ Mon., Febru "u" l"h" rlloit: ·_.art of lht:'ir m~rri c 1110 ~ ,nUl ,... ,....,rrfi'OI ,\,.'l"t1nn ~Wn~ ' Srracuse, where tokAn<to ~·•lwA t~ey orKanized tht' "'" Pian• Ao !Hmoe -'• h h 1 • eenr.. 9to• wn~ ()fh .. ~ ~~~·~ .Nazan·ne C urr · n ..:1""'""n ,;bar•• IJ. .,_,, 18 a&r. and Mrs. .:\rnold ll yen•~ ...,, •ord uu l't\..... _. moved to th~ Ashworth family ;~:;;~.,...;~~~~~!n• 00 oal(l .~ utJ ., ....... th > \t'l ' n. Ro·•d adlo fllld -.ttlllll Ul llaJI 1 14 Hovo T ot Gift J., ow Portra•"t Tok GR0VER $ STUDIO Ill E 2 d s ... •I Pomtro.. ., t I • t :-; • . . cAan o~ rHA~'~~K~ "' vull'lJAIUJ:.'o • n t. th<·v• spent flw remalll· -lJnu-:1 11.3:1l!ltCbw addlllun."ll ._, .-..ro .....f'il mla~!~m;IT:T'Sii;{;;;=-;;;;;;;;; 1~ of tht>l r I n· ~· ~ on11 :a HnuK~ REBU£LT SINGER tuo " Ill t.. "'~'· P .... o..u, Sewing Machine, fully mu"llV fn ends UtrouO'hout h laturda:o 8,Jll ' •t '<' ti10CI noon. ~ount v rrmembPr Br" rr-::, w uS" built. 1 year warranty on · TO Pt.Ai.:t A or:.u. II 21) er and S1slt'r Arnold C!S u.sun r'H.Oll\ .. .lNo parts. Pay ..,.........50 or · P 1 d1urch grlt'r~ . nnt un" .., ... ,.,. u week. Call WY 2-6555. II Marie~• Style Post Haircuts .... . $1.2:5 Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 30 dey color rinse ' Shampoo & set $3.50 p b $7 50 Up ermanen.. · BARLOW SHACK . IS FIX IN ' TO COLlAPSE I • On w_,Wiga Sell and Service and WlgletJ eCHEVROLET eCORVAIR eCHEVY eCHEVELLE eCORVETTI! eTRUCK 48 63 FREE! 'J lar~e Hgt; . 1 two daughters. Ruth 1 4 He ' CLOSE: · L"' - 6 room frame , 1 2 $1395 $1295 PG. 4 Door. Sharp_ $1095 $969 Door $249 58 Plymouth Station Wagon VB _ _ $195 $149 62 4 mov1ea U.State: I .:&4f; Yl'W "'' $795 59 Pontiac Hard Top Sedan _ _ Save Here $795 6- $795 $669 ~ Save $995 60 Rambler Classic "6" Wagon Worth More $499 HT Sedan -~- $395 $345 lo LONGFELLOW On~ letter BlmpJy atmdli tor another. In this sample A lsw.ed :;: tbe three L's, X for tbe two 0':!, etc. StDDfe- ]etters, apos. ~=- ~"e_ 1~1oandt•-fonnatJ.on of the words are nil hint& Y lJ.., """"""' ...:n:~ are dlftenmt. 57 Chevrolet "6" Bel Air 4 Door ~- $495 $369 .t. Ceyptopom QaolaUoa 60 Chevrolet Bel Air 60 Olds "98" 4 Door H. T. Sedan. Full Power "88" "Oon't be ridiculous. Daddy! Once Jimmy ~ts the ca started he doesn't dare 1top and park!" DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE- Bore's how to worlr It~ .t.XYDLBA.t.X& HPRPOLJLVZ, e NH -- I Thanks ---1 USED APPLIANCES brake~ . From nnP of our long time ownPrs who has owned and apprccial<'d rna · n}' good Huirks. Automatir Our loss is your gain, first come, first served. All at "you pickup" prices. tr;ms. B('autifu\ dark to thank all the kind and neigh hurs who in any w;q, dt..rmg the and iunt'rn. l uf our lov- Used Refrigerators Mrs . F'.dn;r \1 Arn11ld ~~vera! should sell for k-.; [,, llw ~ now only $20 t,l 1)!I' 1·:1 1ioll.s at Funer·;tl RPV . Nl ;mtl 1Jtrpe 1\f' l fur lhet r c l.:l r:· \l'tllliu :1 cnnsoltn[! Apply WY 2-2156 $1.49! 62 BUICK Nr>w St or k. I.PSabrf' 4 Dr S(·thm. Powf'r sl4'f'l'ing ancl hr;Jkt·,~ - Automatir Blaettnars frigida•re, Gibson and Sarvel THE DAILY SENTINEL Tran~. We ran r onfidenl!y rcf('J' you lo the former ownt•r. For fast cleanup, Crosley, l! u ill t' ., RUTLAND bh1e with whitt' top. s;o . lh(' Falh· : ;md Friltn•• Hom , cl l L• 11 , t1nd 2 Dr. ON-THE-SPOT FINANCING Pomeroy, Ohio GE Upright Freerer FOH SALE : Good 1957 Chevro- ' let. $295. Williom T. Lavendar. 72\1 Bre~ · h tit., Middlepurl, Oh10. 1 12 6tp pallbeBrers <.md mm- . 71 cu. II, Coldspol Chest Freezer who were honnr;, r_v pat1 1 Should be $125 .U~ei'S and the s mgl' r ~ 1-lllrl ' ex- <ipprt.·n ;dliln . :vJ,qy bless P:wh of you. t<ut>err M Hwhards "F>.it'hn 1•:1 1!<~tt 1 MiiXJllt• Am•ld and I Pomeroy landmark J•ck W. Cflrsey 1 13 lk I tUf;'ER ~ Ph. WY 2-2181 I LOT. ll utl (l nd, rive 1 from Pomt•ro.r . Ph fl ne Pli.E: lS SOFT- and lofty - colI l2-li61l _ - -- 12 23 .601r modern homP Low ors retain brillance m car. rleancd with ~HOTO Copymg Servtce. Coplegal papera. bird! records and almost any other documenll. Reider lnsuraace, Porn.,..., II de let made ol !AETNA CASUALTY lnsur•"c• Mullen insurance Agency, Inc:. l'llmeroy, Ph nne WY 2-3381. t 1 Uc 80.00 IUiiiT MAINTINANCI AND lt.IPAIR FUND J:rnploy~ 10.000.00 4.000.00 2:,000.00 J.,OOO.OO 1.000.00 M.11terl~J J:quillrnent EqUIPment Nalnt.en~nre Operation TnolJ lnd Supplle• ftepalra by (;oulrtod• •nd EqUIPment JO(I.OO Street ftep•lra l.igbta itreet. 11nd Traffic Slana !i.OO.OO 2,000.00 TtJifPie •M Marker. too.oo I legal Notice -- - - ORDINANCI NO. 261 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCI ~VIU•••f :.'!':'::! ~:~!to;,.ru. 180.1» at~d Mnken Strett Repllr 100.00 JOO.OO FUb!Je EmploJ- RefJrtment 8y1Uim 100.00 i277. l-8-6tc -. - < I 'lk ill Sale Ohl or 0. 1 12 6tc Trade GfJ'Utlt.ar WAlth a Bhtgfsey-Glbson - - --- - - - iTH a con mp. Wlt oot con- 1965 PLYMOU Fury t-Iled lr"molo a•d reverber ,..., ,_ alwn , De-armfmd loot control. All or part. D. L. Moore, wv II 2-0075. . : . ·- • 1 12 3lc You Can't Afford •. ~­ ... To Miss This One! Council etNIIAL fUND Maror I(:lerk. Treuurer Sollcit.or ~~;::··£.~!!:!.,. U.IJal AdverU,Inl 720.oo ·:.~~~~~ :,~~::•co•N~~.~~~f'o'J ; 1.200.00 900.00 380.00 1.500(111 .. ~ . . .. JACK AND Rtn: W>ID DRAW "SAWDUST," SATURDAY, 50 SHES 't><EN PLENT I BUSY 1AcJ 5:10 World and National News JANUAIIY WJ"ll l.OG MONDA\' 'MIRU FRIRfl~Y , (Tues - Thurs) Monday Through Friday 5: 15 Spotlight on Sports 6:00 Sign On - Nes ' 4:30 E:lectric Co. Local News 7:45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 5:25 Weather 6:05 Sllcred Heart 5·30 Sign Off R:OO Ubiu Valley News LITnE ORPHAN ANNIE 4:54 Ohio News Round-Up By HAROLD GRAY 6, 20 Meigs County RF"D Saturday I 05 World New! 6:2> Country Jamboree 5:30 Sign Off ~ B 10 Sports Today 7·45 Si111t On. E:choes of .loy LATEST lMPU:J'.1F.NTS2 ~NO A COUPLE OP~f<'ATlOr· l Uk'E Tl-lrtr 1--.'0ULD COsT Sl~TY. 6:57 Weather SUNDAY t~ . 00 Ohio Vallt'y I\ews 8: 1~ Weather Ptcture EX rQA HANDS '-! J;!UN A THOl.Y"'.:IIINO SE'.r;::"fl'"Y THOUSAnD rOR EQIJlDMfffi. 1tN . 7:00 ~ational News 7:30 Sign On ~ Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show .C.CR£~! HEW SUDS '( CHE'MICAL WEED •-t·os World News l=l!=TE£N T~OUSflND IN WAGE.S t:OR . I-tELPI ·' £ Pl _, ~ v ~A c;ooo 01-i, POS515LY~ C(l('ITROLS"? H·ISTI;AD 0~ M~YBE ~~~TV ALL !=Of? WHAT"'( CONT~LS : J?tSTRtCTIOI'«;~ 7:05 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Hour ROPD, ~@ 'LE.CTI?ICITY CCUI,..D ~Al<M TilE o 10 Sporrls Tod>y ' 8::i5 community News BUSHEL5 COULD ~ j;;'tllSE THREE AWFUL Wr m: "MODERN " I=AWMf::RS ARE Afi' COULO USt 1~ACTORS \IJ~CllE VALLEY ! 7:30 Sports Parade 8·31J News f , 15 Wl'f1ther Picture 9 00 Talk of the Towo TtME~ A£ MOCH CORN P9? ACRE I GOING 8J?OKE EVERY Y"!!:AR I ~--~. Pll' MOD ERN EIJ9i!'THtNG I " 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8 35 Week End 8:16 Louie Mueller ShJw Mrl ANI'l J ARtN'T BROKE· • 9:55 Ma::;on County News WOUl D ~I'T TJ.tAT ru: A WHY Ql!!,' WAY? Y'SIJI1E<;ar 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tuos. , 9:110 Spreading Kingdom ; 10: DO Lou it' Mut·~l · r Sho w LOT BETTER'~ 9:00 High School Hit Parade A Poil'iT and Thurs.) 9:30 Tlte Bible Speoks : 10 .10 Latchstring 10<30 Songs for Children oHERE_ PAl 7:50 News 9:45 The Good Life 10.45 Golden Key 111:00 News UO llill Miller Show 10:00 Master Control 11:00 News ' II :05 Louw Mueller Show 8:45 llakor Furniture Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers fi'ridoy , Church Bells 11:05 Saturday Show (Wed. - FrL) 11 :3tl Quiet Hour Ring! 12:00 Local. Ohio. Nat Newo 9:00 News 12:00 Noon News 11 ·30 Public Se,ice 12:20 Bulletin Board 9:05 Coffee with Janet 12: 15 Christians Hour 11 ·45 World News 12:25 News 0 Grams 9:15 Housh's Shoes •Thurs.! 12<30 Rev, Merlin Teels , 11:5~ Mason County Nrws 12:30 Saturday M-atinee 10:00 Ohio Education I :00 Re•. Eddie Boyer ~ 12 :00 Community N'"W! I: 30 News Headlim:'s 1:31 Saturday ~lolinee ABBIE AND SLATS 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12 . 0~ f'\oon :--.:rws 10: 15 Ministeml Association 2:00 Hat vest Ttme 12:10 Markets 1 1::,5 :-Jew~ ==::---:--rr-:---o:;:;;;:;;-;;;~oooooiiiB5i5'=-:'in<;;~~~oiii,oiiT: - "'iGi:iA:V:vEEl r.=-c=--::=-::-'r-::::::-;--, 10:3t Social Security 2:15 Rev. Robby Lee .ldk ins 12 :15 Mid Dav Wellthrr 2:00 Saturday Mafinee ME SACK EVf~V C~~T ! 2:30 News Headlines PAtD HIM FOR Tl-1E' HAIR 10: 35 Tom Robertson Show 2:30 Week End 12'20 Bulletin Board 2.31 Saturday Matinee R.~STOFZER. Jusr 10:15 A,S.C. Program (Fri) 5·30 Sign iff 12:25 News 0 Grams GAVE IT B/ICK ll!OO !\cows SATURDAY 2:55 NeWS TO ME WITHOUT i 12:30 County Agenl 3 · 00 Saturday Motince ;Jn..W.~ SO MUCH AS A 11:05 Ttny'~ C.Htr.try Junl'tl011 6:00 Sign On - News 12 :45 Country Go Round 1 3 :10 News Headlines MURMU•.' 11:30 Tiny's Country Hymolime 6:3tl Happy Valley Boys I :55 News Be-at 12:00 Natioll1ll News 7-oo Protestant Honr J·31 Saturday Matinee I 2:?0 Country Go Round 12:15 Local News 7:33 Week End 2:>J5 News Beat i4·00 Community Choirs 1 12:30 Go.!ssler's Guest Star 11 .110 Dutton's and Hem's Top ~ : 09 Mid Way Matinee 1 3 55 New> 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Ten Show ~:55 News Beat 4:00 Community Choin 2:30 Miles Kusic~how 12:110 Noon News 1:00 Discing with Do" 4..10 Hadiu H10 1:15 Karr and Va~l Show 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFD 4: 3tl Interchange 5:00 News Roundup (Moo. Wed. Fri. I t2:30 Jim Mees Show J 1.1 Publir Service 15:00 Community Newo 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 5:30 Sign Off 5 ·10 Sign Off 5 05 Mason County News THE BORN LOSER :----------~Bv_A_R_T_SANSOM WINNII' WINKLE 1 I I l Cf 1\IE ~~m::::::-~~ Coo.truC'tlon Totti t•~t~tary Dltpoul work• ••w•" •nd :a.soo.oo ~~::: •••'N";\oTAL t4!1.400 .00 ••••P co~~nstr11cU•m 44Moo .oo 1 HAVE $IT DOV. 7'J . PLEASE t AND I 'Ll DESCRII.'!E. 0 1\ EN 11 Tf-OIJGHT/ WINNIF. .. AND I HAV!' 19(Acn.YWHAT I WANr!! I~ASONTHE ~U&JECT! SPECIAU THIS WEEK ONLY 1965 Thunderbird Landau i ' 2 Dr, Hardtop, 890 enlfne, aulo, lriUII. power otoerilll and bnke~ p. tvlndowa. alr ooqiii- Uoning, beautiful blue fioltll, new ear warranty. Thlt car oollt for $5,612~0. leduood • l v- !~tie, 3800. $ JUT. UNNERVED 'WY iHE NATIONAllM '5 FfltOCJOU~ FIAHt< ATTACK, TliE R'EUINFAH· TRY 6W~ WA:I. ~ T~fllt OFFICflt'' loiOIJtP Alii. DAYI{) 1----< IFf(6 PlEASE C!MOE 1!) ~ TNE R£CEPTION DESK/ Many More Ua..t C.n & Trvckt taCh- Prom You Always Pay Lets At •.• ., PUNo hwtn and a.wa1e Dllpo111 Workl or cuy liall Jtnttor TIIO .OO li'PaOPAIATIONI m.sto.oo , tak ayment A I UttUtLc• 1.20fl .:JO And thr vmaw-e Clrrll: b her eb' e over p • - con- i fnsur anc• and Bondi 1.500.00 QUtborltCtl to draw hi ~ WllrrPnt~ (JJI ' dJtJOn. Set! Day Nltz, OD Flood Dump Renl."l aou.oo ltl)~ VLllag-e TrCiliUrl'r for pa;mcntl D~ d p Obi rLan4. illdi•·· Bid •• lmpro....ment fLom .an:.· or thf foretolni &))pi'Oprla·l ~;wa , QmeiOY, 0. and lif.l.lOieDince 1.00{1.00 Uo111 Ulf(lft L'<:t lvlft( !"roper ctrufl. l JJ ate: PubJieEh~:'!~O)'WI R4Utemtat ·~-. "!) <:~!111. 1nd . vouche_~ ~lll'dor, IPlii'DV~ . WEllE GOING BACK TD 'lOON VALLEY SOME VS?Y DEFJNI~ I H IP Wan d Wl esv e, -SoLD-Ovt::R 1 Pund 1.110.00 Tbat lbere bl appropriJ.ted fi'Orn tile lt.-.et Co"'truction, M1lnten•nce l end ltPtlr Punlll, ( Molor Vehicle and G...Ollna Tu t'lllldll the fullowlua: Dec•mber Rlue ltNJl.-1 Spnng Ave. PornI 7 mp $1. Pomeroy Ceml!Ot l:llock ! -,.·aec Co., Pomeroy, Ohio ~ 918 rear. Cal l M'trti·n I 1 10 6tc - - - - --lllill•tt. WY 2~991R JHAY and locust posts. SH 2.. 1 f tfc Insurance Mltc•UaneoWI 100.00 An Ordtnanc• to malle .\pproPrla- 1'.t11 lt•t• lttehway hn•r•v•m•nt liorlf for Cu.rrent E1pen•ea ud other Fund :I.OH.M t:xp.,ndtlur.,. of lhfr Vlllaie of Pom''ICIAL n•IIT RIPAIR IOND 12 23 tfe eru)', Slat11 ol Otu.~. dUrtDr Uw tt~eal RITIRIMINT PUND Jear endltt& Pec•mber Jllt, Ul66. a.d.•~nptlon ()f c.rtllteatu Se<:twn I. Be It Ordalaed bY the or NQtee 1.000.00 I8 8 Council of th1 VllluKe of Pomeroy. Jntare1l oil Ctu11fleatll I 1)1' F' - - -- - - - State uf Ohio. Thut, to pr(t~lde for or Note• I!'ICI.QO A r UL Spmet ptano, wal- j Columbus D•spatch paper boy U.e eurrent elolpeiWII& and other U · 'l'ltat IPICIII IUIII RIIPir ..~ 1 nut ftmsh, good tone, hke oeeded Ior LliiCO ID H1II ares. )P~ntiJIUI"tl ot tbe aaid Vl11al• ul Retlrom•nt Pund •• u .... ' Pomeroy duriDI the fiJc&l y•ar tnd· GINIKAL •oND 1 new. Party Wi lh good credit WY 2-2531. 1 12 6tc : lnl Jl1l, 1D66, tht follow· IIITIIIUINT PUND I t k InK .unu be and &hoy an berab'J Hl RldtrnpUon of Boode u.ooo.oo i m'i.ly a e over low monthly ·: ulil• and •PProPrlat•d 111 foUo,..., vl1: Interet on Bon4 uw.oo payments. Write Bill Wendell, sec. 'll. Tbat there be appro•rt•t.t~ Tot11 O•ntr•l lelld ll.tlr.tMIIt from th• GENERAl- FUM>: fulld 11.6H.OII 1 12 3tc Lus FOH SAlE G"b S 400 1 so~ tre. Rent eleetri~.: shamrooer . .. uper_ J:l('tS JNUDCT (0 1908, ltlD,( l'~llt\U"ea s~ ------- ~209 Garfield Ave., Parkers- FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready urg, W. Va., for inform,ation. to slaughter. Call MO 948-4848. ZL!tll.- MOON MA1D.5 50 IDEAS TO C!-IET, AL,RA'-: I too.OO il'ltern Other li:xpe111111 Tot•l C•mettry Livestock -- -· - NXCTBCPOCE HL'1'0 WJEH RADIO OPEN EVES. TIL 9 c-w:-ro =M c:--:O::B-::n-:,E:-IJIIUrlllCO-~-. ~ Mu~ical~trumenhIJF.: Man~Jger 1--t--:o:---- ------- - I Rent I HPQVC Y..t.orday'o CrJptcoquole: DAIUll TO BE TRUE· NOTHtNCJ CAN NEED A LIE, -HERBERT ' /..; ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. ,._bile Emplore• ll.etiremenl b•t011m too.OO 100.00 ' lnsurance Agency. lnc ., Pom- JtWCeU11neow and Found T .. al ltr"l C•nstn~ctlon, Main· I ••n.nce arw aeptlr Funes 21.500.11 eroy_ Phone WY 1r338L T h~t then be liPProprtated trom UlST: Hlue Tirk dog, near i f tle tbll lt11e HllhW•Y ..........IMIMt PUnct ~~~ foUo,. l!ll: Morning Star are<1, on De<OOIIt- 1 ,.oTOt VIHICLI AND .A&Ol.INI MAINT ... ANCI AND ber 29. Name on tag, Tho,m-1 caocelled? 'Mt your oper• TAX traltT li"Aia PUND 1.000.00 as Manuel If found . I llr"l UllOIUttl Cd WY ).!.Ill J!:PIPlO)rilll!ll )laterjaJ 100.00 call CH 7-2282. I ll 3tc llittc TtMl'-, E411iPJMDt • SuppU.• lOO.Oo :000.01) ~---- --------~---- lgqutpment lhinten.ance 1955 CHEVHO~E:T f~r sale. 2 N~tice door hardtop. WY 2,-j990. _ _ _ ____ . } 11 ftlc 1 DE[-' fcf()us II omema de r lZZB, Matching Unico 50C, 75c, and $1.00 sizeS, Washer & Dryer : 11164 VOLKS WAGEN ~ excellent luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack 's Should be $350 $225 pr. 1 C()nditton. WY 2-3951. 'ddl t !2 8 lf ry Ba r, M1 epor · C Closeout $75 OBC the man in the RED VEST now at ••• 11:::::::::::::::'!Gi~~~~s8trnu~N6L-M~a Lost PR ULQQLPZ ... LcS<:~hrr 39.D!Linp 41. M1sta.ke 42. AMietants 43. Broak O!da.y ~-·'rult-y 60 TR-3 Convertible. Nice - - - - - $895 ·2a·· Nt•w Slock. HoHarry 37. City of Victory • 1-.~o, >lUI. loo. f.lol . ..... U ' -· Off o:r; -' . Hard Top. Puwpr steering & £ $969 1 $1,995 u. Light- I I 63 BUICK abbr. :SO.IllxOI&matlO!UO $1095 USED CAR CENTER CLEARANCE Ll1. ABNER ot the DON'T MISS THE "DE['L THAT'S BEST" I' CARRIER NEEDED 26. Conelude 1;. French .28. Maor"' 'htki'U7'• ......, pantomime petM>nJn .. II, Eager catlon.a ot M. ID a.Uae 11. Inaredienlt:i llghl 38. )Un•• for aala.ds !U. Omit 15. Man's az. Regular 39. ;!':not 30. "Maisie.. $129 Door. Runs Good_ $199 Corvair 7.00- PG. 4 Door IMMEDIATE DEliVERY .;-.-.....-..;._==----'"•1 - t. SkW 8. ChM'acter plenUtul 2•. Dagger <hallglng $395 .... 1 --· - 6, Truat 23. Not 29, ConJuoetloll ,...+-+-!~ SAL! $149 Ovorse.. Employment _ For Sala ji'ARM for S"dle. Phone Sll ~, I son. {,, r.lld l\f'!th m W47 ~- ~ .,r. 1-3-tfc 52 Mr . .md \ Ir s <\mold .IlL' FOB SALF: ~ ton pickup ! ___'"·. _ -~-All trades truck driver to b t0 1 h t I Pl'Oject engineers. Africa, l \it: m ut ear :i truck s. tfl46 and 1955. See at HOUSE FOR SALI Europe, Asia, Souro Pacifle. 0 ermti!uitll leave behind itt not to Charl~s Lv_ons Garoge, Ma- ~ Modern Ranch SLylo "' paid travel, housing, toad. SELECTION OP 100 NEW CHEVROLET S & QUALITY USED CARS & TRUCKS !Kin, w. Va. 1 13 Uc location on top of iJDaU hill Atlantic. Pll~ Balary jobs, can cheer tht heart likr ,. . -- . tacmg State Qigbway Garage PHON& WY 2-5325 POMEROY, OHIO Jesus G E. 1V, 21 tnch. L!k~ new . R.uute 1 Wlt..b good road to male, female over 18. OEIB His presence all divine? 2 yr. old, $75. Ph. WI Z-3819. bi~hwar. Four bedrooms, living. Box 23190, Oakland Park, and tender, pure aod I 12 3tc dining, family. btchon,. L-F-1•_-_3_33_0_7_ _ _ _ _ __, - - - - -- - - - -Chtel oi PoHcl 3.300 OQ bJ law to .. 1 1ast play, mml's, utilit•;, ~t-0\IS.' Poll"• . ordinance appro•• • aaml. or •• c·-~· pr,_._ Wantad T0 Buy ~ 18.500.00 or u.olullon of council ~c W""' uv... httw blest to call Him WALNUT S';'EREO ~ 1_965 model , shop Three baths, C('. 'rnle tile ! cuSToM -stirCHERING~-arK OUter PQ))ce IXPI!IIlfl. «1.000.00 to m.ak• the expendltu~; provld•J Cashmere wool is madelrom Th t d t1 4 d all to a11 p0 H LE · Fint Aid £~:pe~~~;e 500.00 thal no WllJTIDtt 1haU be dr•wn or JS se rH JU eqUlppe · an w W cat:Pct on cutting. Will buy tlides every USED ST 0 d1gger for FJru Dept ExveiUI• 100.00 p 1td for e.11.lartu or •••e• ucep~ to the downy fleece whl.cll lei 5f>t'<J kcr sound syslem . Four Ifloors. About two-thirds of M d . Pllil Meter Ford Tractor Contact: Mar6 ct¥iu,.a Detenlf ~-00 P4ra<JIUI employed b' autborttr ot ··-"er tbe cashmere •oal'a•~· 11 h us 1 1 d h on ay ' ' Parll:i i M;eter ExPellle 1100.00 and tn accordance w!Lb law or onlln- UlN e -we intermtxed changer ' 0 e s pane e rn ma ogany i l8 U vin Keebaugh, 9 to 6 p. m., Mlsc•llan~ou• JOOOO hair An •--~ of Christ ~o fret·ly giv en speed DLm.l volume t'llnlrol. Th!S 5C~ : "md Wll.lnut. Air condiuoned . l WY. 2-3510. c WY 2 5342 7 10 Cb ContiDien~iu !W>O:oo ~~~:~~:J~~~~:~ c~...~~::n!~!t e~~~ ..-.nlu avthrerage-I.IHII pt La t d d bl rt : • p. m., eS- Tot•l G•ner•l Pund 44.410.01 be expended uPQn appeal uf two- fi•VeS Vl~ e1 OUDCII of lie ef God bt'yond degree, 10 sold much h1gber. Take ()Ver 1 rge pa an ou e carpo ter 985-3155. 1 J1 6te FI~E Di,.AlTMINT FUND lbirda votl of eouncl.l tor tteme o1. fleece higher Uum the lot 200' x 390' May be seen I Instructions fire Cbi~t Salary 300.00 upeon con.muun• a I•enl oblll•· I • = = · ..,.,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;=•o; Paymt>nts of $5 50 IJer month IOn by appomtment only. I SPECIAL GooD $2 w-~ ~ef Volunteer JI'IJ"llini!D 1.000.00 lion aratnlt lite villare. and lot" fl than the deepesl S<'S . or pt1y balance due $81.22 . I PRICE REDUCED · I ' ed. ' hre APPar,tWI 1.000.00 purPo•et other than tboH c;ov•.-.4 'I' ., h (' 11 WY u 1 ctVIL sEAVtCE TESTS , hide, 5c b. R fox, $4.50 EquJpmeut MaJntenAD.e• 1.000.00 by th~o~ oth•r •PIIclflc •pproPrtaUOIUI FIRST r_Y I Ill your ume. ,:J ~- Write: c-o 'lbe Dally M~n- .;,.Qmen 16 and over . .seeun I with all 4 feet on Gray Fox ~~!~m~nl Op•ntloo 300.00 herein made. QUALITY 2-b55.1. ___ _ 1 11 6lc , Box 668-H Pomeroy, 0. Jolls . High 1tartlng p11y . lihnrt ' • u ,.,11 4-000.00 Thil ordlnanee 1haU Ulul tffe9t et 120 00 the erystal flowing river hour~. Advan<:em~nl . l'n'pllrHiory $3.00 with all 4 feet on. Bill ~t~t'f Et e41H Ul• earlint PtriOd allowed b,- law. · REGULARthe ransomed I will sing. Bl'OGET PRICED- fUrniture in I FOH St\Lr.;~ 6- room -house With tr~Jnlnlt' u lonK il l required . 1 B81'I Reeds ·n oh· TIll Fl p D I F d t.~~= Palled:cit~':.:.I'J'i: ~ar. Ma;ror Certified Oil St1tlon forever and forever our third floor shop. bath, full basement, 294 :.~~~~:;"~,~~;cJPo,~~r:I'"'"nt~t'~~·i~~~ ey, VI e, 1 ;~· 12tp s~reet ~:u:iLiTY u~uHO s.ooo.oo Att.u&: ldn• r. St'hoen leb. 11 S .dd! PI m~lloo on_ }ohs . .alRrl~~. requ!reli)·drant Renl.al 3..3110.00 Clet'k ;f cou;.ll 'l'olll., and glorify the Kmg. Baker Furniture, Ohio 11 12 sc 't., Ml eport. Wile: n;;~nl.• Wtl~ T~nt\Y f.!\111~ n~sme. A.NTIQUE Furniture, di&bes. Tor•' Utility fUnd . . 11..J6UII,r---.:;~~~)::"~·-· iiiiii~ . Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. •. re51 an P h; n~ . n~·o. n erCIMITIRV PUND -- - - ;N!· llllll ~ -M 1 he Dally mJSCCll3DOOU8. Cal1 Dr write: EJnplOYeea t.500.1!10 my soul Is 11 Jt: tfC om"r()V, . Mn. HoWard Cecll. IOfl W. Material a!ICI.OO ToolJI, EQulpnwnt 6 8uppUM ~-00 Main St., Pomeroy. r,qulpment Maintenance )00.00 INVENTORY ••- &quiP.IIltnt Operalion 100.00 I 29 ~ PuDllc &nplny- kellrement Auto Sales ' fi. Not luUDg pooltlonl We Have Plenty of Choice Lale Model Cars and More Are Arriving, See Us Now For That Sharp Pencil Deal 1 . 6- 58 Olds Super and Evl' l.\'ll Elliott ; ---- - --- -1 ~3 bedrooms) bath. biise- j WY 2-2143 Pomeroy 1(-'r-in -l:..aw ..\1a:\lll e ArFURNISHED, 4_ rooms and I m('nt. furnac~ henting, coD· . bister- m-law . Hrlrn b;ll,\ ap<~rlment 111 Por~eroy . i crete front porch Owner may 1 '~~~;-~:- :::::_::;:~; Sommt.•rviliP : siX \\\ .. -3.l 7J. l2 31 tfc , frn;mce. $5,500 .00. AUCllONKER k Jae . H i rliar d~. TWO THAILF.R SPACES for SYHACUSE - t 1 ~1 story frame Complete Servke Bichards Ev-1 rent in tl1e Villnge of \1iddle-' 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, Crill liradlurd Elliott . Jan1ce I port. Call WY :l.-3346 or WY : gas furnace heating, ~arage, Write, Prone or ConlaeC ~~:~~:;~~,:~~;~ ~, :~~- Arnold and \ 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. i corner l{lt 100 x IOO, on &. o, ~RADFOIW : Elliot t. F<>ur gn'ai · 11 JO tfc I Route t24. $5.500 Oil . , Racine~ ObJo !tjlndc:ltldren nl ~o sun t·.t~ . ALB~RT M. COX, BROKER i I tic great SOrPlW ot lhl' Al'n- FOUH £lOOM furmshed apartWY %.-3830 WY 2-3636 3658 11 15 wa~ tht: lnss of thc!r ~e~-~'Y _2-_ · Uc 1 11 3te 1 1==---=--=-- -· tractJon 22. Nurrow .trip ot WOod 26. Bridge Ton Pickup - - - $199 Volkswagen Deluxe 57 Dodge VB- BLAETINAR'$ I 2. Hal! d.lameterl 23.W•pon 58 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Coupe Come In for fl. S\-IARP REO PENCil And lhe {)eo\ lhot' s Sest\ From the largest truck or bulldozer radiator to the smallest beater core. 1 \12 Chevrolet 61 Chevrolet RADIATOR SERVICE I IJ ttc l POMEUO\' - 5 room frame, "8nd he with Clt>r- 1649 Llfleoln 2 bedroom I batll , lc,t , located un l r~'t a ld !~ow wond- 1 /Joust' Beautiful Btrrh k!tencn 1 Houte 7, c;-m be purchased on · eabmels. Phone : WY 2-5127. land contract. $4.000.00. I II WAS ?"I Minersville, Ohio, o'llone W\ flguraUvely spea.Jdnl" G. Ens~ ZT.Not t:~ml twtghbors rl'memI 13 ~-tc_ _ All Septtc 1'ank Cleaner, e 15 Uc the iarm as a place of J t-lt i ~t.. em :; rvtu · .. .,, rur1 ~~ t1oLandmark Farm Bureau, in the cool shady yard ed and 1.1olurnisbed apvt. Pumeruy. 12-16-30tc I!EA'l'!NG, PLUMBING Rural Dotol BoUle Gas. Arnold Broday> and of lx· in~ rn- ment'l W'l 2-~:14 12 ! tfc Real Estate For Sale thers. 618 E. Mam Street by the kind couple 14 flOOM furnished a·p-;}"ftment . ~ -~ 22 tfc d:·ly s. . , for n•nt . Phone WY 2-2776. Af-!FOH SALE: 6 rooms and bath , 1 Pomeroy. . lefl this world . ter 5 p.m. Phvne WY 2-J574. 1 gas )J~(It, front (•nd back . 7, l95 5, and v.ent H.Gwlcy and Reed Hardware. I porch. College Rd ., Syrar.use, :· · - - - - - - - - - - - - . . - - - , : I he livw his ltfe ll 1 tfc Margaret Hailey, WY EXPERIENCEO Arnold has nuw I. ., - 1 12 3tc We can only ima- rRAlLI•,H WTS - tree MW· "'onderful reunion age and lf&ter Brown·e frail having. Mrs. Arnold er 1-'ark ~Stale Approvedl ~Ml• 3-JJ'l-4 19. Antler 20, Con- b~nd 1tl. Musle note 17. Slng111r and danelng nlekna.ane agaln, a, fairie 11 glrt.: 18. 'l'tbela.n a Clock 40. 8:Jll00YIIl Japa.a. lbeep 33. Seines for Texaa JO.An¥er ~~-,~,.-,.-~~;;~,;~~~~ n. CILpllal ot I' Bermudl. 1 last week. how she could w~lk in an- DOWN 1, Cogruzant 12. Cod or hllddoclc 13. Change 14. Boundary: comb. form. "THAT Ot: EYESORE- PAW AOB088 1. Scope, J. Biblical 9. Grant character 10. OUtfit apln. LUI!x Best Selection of 1966 Chevys 01 The Year ""'""""'""""""""""'=..,., (!.tlt/u II SOMEBODY WOULD MOVE IN COMPLETE, DAILY CROSSWORD A Brand New 1966 1 !r THAT EMPTY 0~ 15. Timber thr.if own ehurch, hut ,,f PHONE WY 2-2 I 56 I 11 6tc Marie's Style Post mad"y thrnughuut thr· IT"S TE:RRIF!C the way we·re RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 =->nty \dlNe hr w;~~ 1-lltno~t selling Blue Lustre for tleanSyr•cuse. Ohio 1 ing rugs and uphu stery. t.·n I: t~:~:P,song l<>•d• r •nd ' ' For Rent 1 R t nied tn the plano. 6 rooms Hnd b ll t h, electric shampooer $1. RalreriiAftL GRU&SER. ot- tile j;mmte son~ s ul HOUSE M' 'II wlv: heard the 111 modern lot c_hen. JWllf schooL Furniture, M1ddlepoct. and Hetting, tnersVl e "'""'n• Corner of L111coln and Fourth 1 10 6tc Ohio. End your sewer troub"The T\o\oo l'• 1ats" ;md les. We have all s1z~s sewer Choost• .IC'SLJ S." Grnnd- In Mlddleport. Call Ge~e . WHY worry over tl. &luggish machines. Reasonable rate!!. 't~~~•;n und d11ldn'n nf r~llj Coleman. Sll 2·!1829 · septic tank Get Kh:~an-Em - Call WY 2-2974, day or night. ~ YEP·· I WI5H DEAL THAT'S BEST! Everyday Spe .. iall 1, .. The Man.:: For The • • LIGHT hauling. coal and cat tie. Phone WY 2-n86 and WY 2-72116, 12-18-30tc '"'' "• re•ponolr»• fo• BAilNEY GOOGLI! and SI4VFFY 5Mf)"lt IN THE RED VEST CONDITIONING Re!rlgeratlon oervlce. Jark's Refrigeration, New Baven, Phone 'I'll ~t 8 de lllonrla) L.Ao'l' 1!..1 '.A I IV~ hl'f NIU M ;,, ee ~~''~NT AD E1UoiA!, · Charleston , W. Va. ltb:l!trt:ht .. . ,, , Business Services I , KEITH GOBLE .FORD USED CAR LOT Lacuat & SyeomoN Silo Mldcll.,..,, 0. j r !; "!)"'' rr'5A~ErAI.L(:R(WI. ·- VQLJR 'l'.'li=E.,'w\R .BERG.r:HE Sll l[l 17'5 URGEN T. �I 28'' right. n fact, you don't know wbere you could call. I · "I Why Before be len tbe house you gave him all he needo to go anywhere he'd like. Do The' rt - As home until 9 o'clock, al lea•! bov I received $2 a week from two nights a week, On Sat- He might b~ in an accident, le~il lt'l". l·\lr this mone, w-day 1 worked from ft o'·.:lock, or he cou.ld be many ~wa w~~ d . d· d' b 5i in the morning until 9 r.'clock at ln a radms of zoo mlles. 'TillS W(~rke '.n , m .. 1:1 5 f ,. 01 , ni ht with a thousand things .going Old Quotations Never Die- Inot only much wiser, nN. I plo)ed bawball u n. l l g · through )'lllf mind. After twolr have been accused of vialgar- also much better known - Am· 1 sc:.:ho~l_. "and \lorked when 1 go 1 I carried newspapers fi\:e hours of going to the door every tsm or "purloining'' the more brose Bierce, a long time age nights a weeg, shoveled snow tn time you hear a car. Finally you l lntelligent statements of this resident of Chester Township, 1 : the w1nter and wheeled coal bear the car pll in the drive, I column from wiser men. Not who was known over most of · whenever I could. Summer time you run to yor chair an sit I for defense, but strictly for the world. I moved grass. I bought shoe 1down so he won't know yo have explanation, this group of defm. skates and a ticket at the swim· been worried. He walks by you, I itions was taken from the writ- Abstamer - A weak ming pool from my owu tarll- throws ou our kes and cred-: ings or a one - time resident who .Y1elds to the ings. it card and w1th a Oippon lagh l of Meigs County, who was denymg hlmsell pleasure. I R ~ ) ' I l 'i SIMON'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 p•t t c FRESH MINUTE No Bone- No Fat ews lb c I SAY!; '" 2-Week-Sale' HOME MADE ••• e RING BOLOGNA e LIVER PUDDING e BLOOD PUDDING Check Our FRESH PIG'S FEET 6 lbs. ~ 1.00 5Lvs. Pick A$10 to $100 Money Formica Top, Walnut Legal Notice - - -- - - SO lb. FOR SALE The Norman Phillips house Wed d ' eratc lilt I m omcroy e\nes II \ . Th d .. t8 A and lots in Syracuse, 0 h i 6. .Discharged I ery ur~ _ay evcnnng a . . nyProperty appraised at $4,0011 .011 ! Mrs. Frank W. Becklev, M" on e deSI~Ing further mformaand cannot be sold for less than Eugene H.. Boggess, Mr-s. Stel- tton Is In\ I ted. to attrnd any or the appraised price. For de- I Ia G. Brotherton, Howard W the rneetmg!:'i, - or to send a : tails contact Eleanor Werry Burdett M L B lctler lo the Trl.Coonly AA, c-0 I Borden& '12 C Ad.;inistratrix, Pomeroy, Ohio: Mrs. !lox 201, Middleport, Ohio. All Glacier Gal. Sale is subject to approval of Joseph D. Ellis, Jacob Gin· such corr<spondenee Is kepi '" Club the Probate Court of Meigs I gerich, Mrs. Goldie M. Harri- stnck c~nf1de~ce, and rece1ves ~~...lllllllllllll~-~lllllll•••,.•llll..• • • • •... County, Ohio. I son, Mrs. George C. Leitch, prompt attentiOn. ..' (I) 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 6tc [Margaret L. Lewis, Mrs. Dennis H. Manuel, Edward K IN THE couHT oF COMMON PLEAS Moore Roy E O'Del l M MIIGI COUNTY , OHIO • · , rs. E·1 No. n.... Bernard Plumley, John B. RifMnr court llou-. 2 fle, Stephen K. Sayre, Everett lhclno, Oflto. v.. Plolntlff, L. Schuler, Luther J. Staple~ 1 ct1., .. , court, ton, James H. Trace, Mrs. C. I Jrd Division, u. 1. 1. ••••mon•• Lester Waugh, Mrs. Jake If. I ::. of ••~'t Pott ort~ee, Woolum, Harry S. Woomer and , N1w Y•rll:, Ntw Yorll:, Det1nd•nt . Loretta L. Young. ICE CREAM 49 dries 111 millutet self prfmlq easy clealllq no odor Reg. 5.85 SALE 27 GAL And You Get ·FREE 7 Good Roller and Pan With Purchase of 2 Gallons COME NOW TO ... 11 EBERSBACH HARDVVARE ''Ev 0 rylhing In Hardware" POMEROY ONLY HOTJCI IY PUeLICATlON C barltt Court, whos• 11ddreu lt Jrd Ul,.laion, U .S.S. Kalamonle. A.O. 26, C-o n .. t Pu.t Offlu, Now "York, N~w York. will h.kt nottu tha t on Deeember 28, 1~. lbt unden:l,:nW flied htr Pl!tltton •lll lnl& h i m In the Court uf Common Pleu. Melp Coun· ty. Ohio. l'r.II)'IDI for dl,.oree, euttOOy o f the minor c:hlld of the p a rtle1, and ollu!r rt~llel, on the 1rmmda ol Kros• ne•led ul duty and tll:trem• t"Nttlty , Said eAUit wiU bt for henlnl on and alWr the lOth day of Ftbmuy, llleiS. Miry Cou,.t, PllltntiH WID&ter lnd fUIIi,. A"wn1rs for f'llllntlH (11.1 M: U) I, 13, .20, 2'J l f2) S. et. I DOZ $1 •2 9 Carl's Shoe Stores Annual ••• LIVING 1), .,,,m,. ' " " ' ' '· ApPil•·a ttunt _•hould be ae.llled a nd '""""" ·· A·";,""""' UnUorm DepoSll<irY o\!'1 ""'" •• FINEST I lol"ullle Norrl1, Cle rk of thl" Bond flf t;()t!I11 Y Com miOJstonen Me llj"l f; ounly, ()hlo I]) 1:1, 20, 21.- CLINIC PI.ANNF.IJ P'l' PLEASANT .. Thr on County Cander Clinic M"•1 for 1 s I I the Byrne Clinic on Jan. 17. App01ot-l Cleaner& • Pomeroy menlo;; mu st. be made in advance. UH Our Fr•• P1rklng Lot Dr. Roy Eshenaur and Dr 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' Women will he hf'ld at SUITES .00 5 days of fun and sun in beautiful Caracas-Venezuela's most modern city! ' • Sight·Seeing on the exotic island of Curacao! All expenses paid! Nothing to do but write your name! IF YOU WEAR THEM INI .00 Wh't ' beautiful way to spend t holiday I golfing, sight-oeeing, &hopping. h'o all Living it up at the fabulou s Macuto· yours to enjoy free JUSt by signing your Sheraton by the beautiful Caribbean . name to 1 wmning entry form at one of Dining like 8 gourmet every day. , . swim- the Norge del!lers listed b&low. Sa be sure ming, boating, deep -sea fishing, &urting. to register. You could be 1 winner 1 IF YOU BRING THEM INI • I ' Join in the fun I Pick up your trae gif1 juJ1 tor ,.gittermg. FREE GIFT Nothing to buy. ll's Norgt't 40th AMjyerswy Cel•bfation and ...,. want }'041 ill on i.. Bring Them In Or Wear Them In And Save Dollars At · · · · · Sale Continues This Week to SEE THIS BIG NORGE VALUE OF THE WEEKI ALL OLD SHOES GIVEN TO THE NEEDY4 ONE-DAY SERVICB ON REQUEST Robinson's SAVE MEN'S, WOMEN'S, or CHILDREN'S SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE '"· BEDROOM BARGAINS ON ANY SHOES $6.99 OR OVER Kenneth Bvrne have vo lunteertheir ror the day. Any adult female may the monthl y dinics are I sponsored the Mason County Society Disco1mts Frflm Our itfotu>JI TrPP, JanuarJI Discount Sate and ••• YOUR OLD SHOES ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD I' I Rt>t'eh~e ROOM LIVING ROOM ,. BUYS I JJ to bring to all a]\ism a hfe. here are nu dues or ror membership. nott"- , The only requirement is to OFF • BIG Savings - tte dnp1>11lttd u 11eUve depo11~ d . In)' time durln11 the ptrlod of 11e· lty. llanat!(;on 11 ICIKht Hunrl~d Fifty It 1 f h. h' h k Thouund J)oilllrt IIMO.OOO.OOI, llfld 1 ! 8 e OWS lp W lC Se-e S btl It furt h,.r I WhO SUffer in RESOLVEO, Thllt hldll hi! rel"e\ved I • • , unlll 1:1:00 o'clock noon. F~"'T . ou the 1 coho neW 1 36th rtay or Januu}'. t986. u~ that : fees notlrt to a ll b11nk1 In n ld 1 ou 11 ty · li nd 1uch oth n b11nkl :u. may be t!RRary he 1111',.0 hy publirationo :•8 1- - - - ~··~ -- - - - P.ruvlded by law. S11ld Board of Co uul y 1 ( .omm •nlonl"a reM.,rvl!• lh~ r1Mht to · ,.,..J,..ct an~ <l r all hid~ 1 . • Awudl the AC'I1V It d epo.ii.Jo of I ed ~f'rvices puhllt• tnOII0'¥1 JUb]i!l"l tv lht •·ontro l ' attend 111 Uld Ku•rd wi ll be madt' 111 t.hl' ' 1 Jam<! t lmt and Pill<'!! lur M l'eri<.od of I which one year a •HI twu ruo'nlh8, •. · 1u ·· 1 IIIW' tW tin· hi day o f F~br\hr¥. 1911!1 . by aud MPPii ra t10n~ ru r u,, ~~ '" " •n~y (~neer bt romb llltHI wllh apPII<'H iiu"" for d i' · 1. · - · - - ·_ _._ _ _ _......., lllfnathm u a puhli<" dt' JO<>•H.ury ur [ th• lnlt·tl\'e cii"Jio~IU but Jtf\ar~lt! l)' Y3 ARE SMALL EGGS 3 ALL LAMPS Purchas81 of $1 00 or more. ON ALL o I Which Can Be Applied to Let's Trade Some More AA Chapter IllVItes New Memb ers An invitatio n to victims of alcoholism to join Alcoholics NOTICI POR APPLICATJONI Anonymous ( AA \ was exte.1 d- ' UNDIIt THE UNIFORM OEPOSITOlY ACT ed Loday by the Tri·Count yAA Applleat iont will h• re~tlved by . thl! umlentrned at tile office uf the I Which meets every Thursday Bond of Co untr Commlulo nt r• of I in Pomeroy I tht! ('ounty of Melli In P o meroy. . • Mel1• <:ounly, Ohio, until 12:00 o'('l!W'k 1 ThJS grou p has helped its noon oo th• 26th day ut Januuy, l m · t am · b· 1 d 1900, from an tinane ia.l tn 1t itutlou em bers mam so ne y an ~~ally tllilble whJe h may duJr• to better te understand alcoholism I aubmlt 11 wMttl"n applleatlon to bt I publi c deprn~l to ry of the I N Af"riVJo; aS 8 diseaSe. dttPotl~ fll the publlo 11lOnl!yl vf A• · lh ' 1' Jald Buard , .. provided by th• lJnj . 11. 15 more an 8 SOCia I fur rn lioepudtury Act . Seo:ollo!llll llS .Ol. group of men and women. IL is •t ii!J ., uf U1e ReviOJf'd Corle of Ohlo . . said aPPiirlltlon~ .n.. u "' m i de 111 a £rllowsh1p of dedJrated p<.>o~or~rormtty with the followtna rteo · 1 · d · 1 1· hltloll .,aMOI!t\ Oft tllt! 7tb d~J of Jlln- p e, experience m one mess, um·. 1900: despair, and the loslness which RESOLVED , That tht estlmll\t d ag· I h . . rrl"glltl! maxtmum amount of p ubli c !l CO ollsm bnn gs. They have fundll IUbjl!r.t to tbl! t:'Uiltrol Of laid found thry ca n OYCrCQffie SUCh 9ou'!:l to be liWarded end he <IP.po~lt · ed Ill IRliCtiVt dt!I)OIIt. .. t·our JIUO · 8 life, and JiVe again With their clred Thoul!lnd Dolllrl lhOO.OOOOOII. r .1. h .b d bee tn<l t"he probably mulrn1un a m~ont 1 amJ 1es . ave JO s, an orne I of publle mont!YI to bO! awartlerl lnd I good cilizens of their commun-I Discount Envelope From Our Money Tree ... EACH 1 1 VAN'IL·ITE 39 TABLES s Unclassified c: • VANGUARD End and COFFEE Gal. o:;war~SB. c~:~dle~rt~;;\ Special On c McCoy's or Valley Bell "MONEY TREE" (IN OUR WINDOW) c Holsum or Adams !Dn,d<k•ughter, 11 :40 a. m: Wed· [ want to stop drinking. n~s ay: ~rs. Norns G. Skeens, The group mee ts at the FedR1pley, \1 . Va., son, 8 37 p. 111 d Ch .. 1 · p , ·I MAIN ST. lb U.S. GOOD I Ben Fran kl n I Store WY 2-3498 c ROUND IJSH 'fOOD JOC PET TURTLES MONEY... MONEY... MONEY lb I c SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 14 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. ======:::.===.: H • al . aII proo.~a • b'J't he says, Acquaintance _ A person I You w1.11 m 11 y y nod "Boy d we ..had that'sa blast." good " • • d th. d y •·s·g d al" ou "" say • ~ whom we know mU eneugb to rf'il. IS an sa. l e ' You can't ask where have you I d1d lh seame thmg, or at least been, where did you go, or any OS borrow from; but not to Joan as much. other thing that would sound as toAuctioneer - A man who You probably did, and this though you might have been E t ed 8 11 1 Iproclaims with a hammer thai . I k' \\' .ed n e• osp a Is the powt am rna mg. . e worn . Persons entering Holzer Hos- he has just picked a pocktt bad a reasonably happy chlld- Why You know what he would ' pita! during the last 24 hours his tongue. A man who can ,,u hood and we earned every bJt of say "What's wrond with you & included: Mrs. Clifford L. Rus- something useless to one who ~,But what about our child- Mo;, everrytime I go out I sell, Ht. 2, Ga llipolis; Mrs. zo- really do:sn'l want il. · . get the third degree when I c<>- na Slayton, 121 Tbtrd Ave.; Absurd1ty- A statement or Our chi ldren come home from me. Don t you trust me; or Christine H. Haffelt 1 Lower n1v- belief contrary to your own scbool, walk up tD 1 and say, do you think I'm still a little er ll.d .: Mrs. Clarence Mulford, ion. "Pop, llliiOII livo bucks for the kid?" Jr., Cheshire; Cedi Phillips, Rt. Bigamy- OM wife too many . IQII!Ibl We dig Into Well that's life we made Itt 2 Crown City; Charles L. Layne Monogamy - Ditto. ,..ll,(lhyes,dad,lwut oll N' they're not 'l nt 2 Crown City· Robert R. Cabbage- A garden L.. a" · ,11 ,. In ourse 1ves. o, · • ' car ..,.. ..,.am we ""' to lltU kids and many limes wed I Greene, 433 Lewis Dr.: Mark table about as large and about our pocket, a•d out comeo tho on'!~ hrust lmeushtecasbt A. Sheets, Hl. 1. G<JIIipolis; Jeff ' as wise,_ as a mans head. keys. How about gasT D1d you 1 the wa we have reared them Halley, Crown City;_ Clark . C. Calam1ty - E1ther a mJSfor\~ have the car filled! Better g•ve s Y . . I Kruslikamp. Rl. 2, Vmton; RJch- tune to ourselves tD a good lorI me the credit card so I can No, they are not little kld! l ard Dow, Rt. 1, Pt. Pl•asanl; tune lo others. O SO.. I ~et1t. done. Out comes the cred- Ulf~ are big ones, and they ar:e !Steven D. Tucker, Grimm's Con:;;ervative - A man UPt l't card. spoiled rotten, but what can~ Landing, W.Va.: Bert McAbcc, IJs fond of existing evils as Boy what a Ufe, Why We dol We had a hard life when Rt. 1, Letart; Mrs. David J. [ posed to the Liberal, who would Itell ourselve, we bad to work w~ were !\ fOWJn g up a~d OU~ I Beckner, Henderson; Mrs. I disp lace them wilb others. for Pve rything we sot, and my chtldre.n are gomg to ave . i Charles P: .Long, Ap~le Grove; Cow~rd - One who thinks kiU isn 't going to, net as long g~d .Lime, as long -as we can I JohnS. JIVIden, Racme ; Ralph with h1s legs. 1 ta n help lt. Now what do g•ve tl to them. Chernngton, Ht 4 Jackson; Food - To a toad, a worm; , we gel in return! I Have fun Dad . Someday they Mrs. Donald Wills, RL 1 Ray; to a snake, a worm ; to a p1g, 1 Junivrcomes downstairs , in a : wil: grow up and be parents, il Mrs. Richard H. B~own, Jron-· a sn<-Jke: to a man, a pig; to a . gnod su1 t, white shirt, shined ' we rc lucky, . ton: Melody Sue Kisor, \\ ells- p1g, a man. I shoes, and y('u r five bucks I By the w._:.ty did he cut the ton ; Mrs. Norris G. Skeen, H1p- Education - That which dis- 1 your car k~ys, and your credit : gras yet? Did he rake the ley, W. Va ; Donald F:. Shew- closes to the wise and hides ! ca rd . You say, ''Be carefl, and ' leaves or shovel the . snow. No. ard, Rt. 2, Jackson; Mrs . Ova rrom the fools, their lack ' not too l<~ te . . .'" ''Yea, yea j Oh well you can do 1t over the R. Hoss iter, Ht. 1 ScottQwn; sense. I __ 39c ilaughl," and he or she JS out weekend. He has so many olher 1Mrs. Graflon M. Humphrey>. , F:golisl _ A person who • 1he dour. U1ings to .do wi~h sch?ol and .all. Jaekson: Mrs.•John H. ~~~rd, ' tJ 1inks he knows as much as 1 1 r\o w your fear begi ns . Yml rnl~h think thl!l Is funny : Wellston ; Mrs. ~{alph w. Wal!- you do . \ I You und the wife sit in front or you mJght even be a !Jttle ers, Ashland, Ky. ; Mark s. l Experl - One who knows the Iof 'I'. v. for four hours. Then ! 1 guess 1 drpe~ds on wheller . Maddox, Ht. 3 \~ellston: Mr s. most about the least. I you hear the phone ring, or ?.r not you beh~~e the edage ' Hussell S teph~ns, Ash!l'~n~, K~.: History - An account., mostiyou hear the siren blow. The , The lruthhurts ·. . I John 1:· ~l l ltr, Shawn _e , MI S. lv false, of the doings of rulers Pomeroy ]dance is over, so you can't call ' One question I still would _hke John .F : StJff!e~, Jack son; M.rs. , ~ho were most.lv knaves and or , an answer to: Di~ he ~armt? John G. Ha skms, Ht. I, K1tts so ldiers who w~re mostlv fools. Donakl H1cks lliJI ; Berkley Johnson, Ironton : B .d - A man 'with a Minister, Middleport Raymond Jimison, Jacbon. ' r· n eg~oomt · me prospec of happiness be· . lh BIr!l Cb urcors b I Ch I I 1h· dl11 Mrs. Rex. F. <.:hurch, Wel ls- m __m_. _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 COLORFUL CHIPS and WATER PLANTS Ole George Has Sfiarpenea His Pencil .•. Is Determined To Move Merchandise ••• Ana These Prices Will Do It ll!lll':f;====:::::::::, Hospitality - That virtue PreJudice - A vagrant which cases u to give foocl .1on withoul vlaiblo miUI rl FIRST and lodging to people who are support. QUALITY In no need of either. Revolution - A change In REGULAR _ · Impiety· - Your lack ol rev- the method ol mis-government. erence to my diety. Snobbery - Tbe pride or Certified Oil Station Pamerer Jury - Twelve good men nnd those whe have DOihing to be W. Main St. true to all their prejudices. proud of. ~ 11...--~~~~======~ the •cbool to ... If he Is en QQ $ ,,I OFF ON BEMCO Mattress & Box Springs Save 40 5 Norge Deluxs Hangs OFF (G"' "' ElectricJ ihotwythlng you coutd Hk for it 1 MOdlrft fllt'tVIt I O•lu111 Hi -S immer-Lo burn•r 101 ~~~ f..•lbillty. AutometM: Meal S.mry burner. 24~ .. balanced· heat O'llen Remov ~e ov~ doof. Awailable in 30 8nd M -Ul<:D .- • Register Now At Ingels Furniture I ON CHAIRS INGELS 95 J 50 Easy Terms - No Down Payment At Only ' ON SET 5 FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT OHIO �I 28'' right. n fact, you don't know wbere you could call. I · "I Why Before be len tbe house you gave him all he needo to go anywhere he'd like. Do The' rt - As home until 9 o'clock, al lea•! bov I received $2 a week from two nights a week, On Sat- He might b~ in an accident, le~il lt'l". l·\lr this mone, w-day 1 worked from ft o'·.:lock, or he cou.ld be many ~wa w~~ d . d· d' b 5i in the morning until 9 r.'clock at ln a radms of zoo mlles. 'TillS W(~rke '.n , m .. 1:1 5 f ,. 01 , ni ht with a thousand things .going Old Quotations Never Die- Inot only much wiser, nN. I plo)ed bawball u n. l l g · through )'lllf mind. After twolr have been accused of vialgar- also much better known - Am· 1 sc:.:ho~l_. "and \lorked when 1 go 1 I carried newspapers fi\:e hours of going to the door every tsm or "purloining'' the more brose Bierce, a long time age nights a weeg, shoveled snow tn time you hear a car. Finally you l lntelligent statements of this resident of Chester Township, 1 : the w1nter and wheeled coal bear the car pll in the drive, I column from wiser men. Not who was known over most of · whenever I could. Summer time you run to yor chair an sit I for defense, but strictly for the world. I moved grass. I bought shoe 1down so he won't know yo have explanation, this group of defm. skates and a ticket at the swim· been worried. He walks by you, I itions was taken from the writ- Abstamer - A weak ming pool from my owu tarll- throws ou our kes and cred-: ings or a one - time resident who .Y1elds to the ings. it card and w1th a Oippon lagh l of Meigs County, who was denymg hlmsell pleasure. I R ~ ) ' I l 'i SIMON'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 p•t t c FRESH MINUTE No Bone- No Fat ews lb c I SAY!; '" 2-Week-Sale' HOME MADE ••• e RING BOLOGNA e LIVER PUDDING e BLOOD PUDDING Check Our FRESH PIG'S FEET 6 lbs. ~ 1.00 5Lvs. Pick A$10 to $100 Money Formica Top, Walnut Legal Notice - - -- - - SO lb. FOR SALE The Norman Phillips house Wed d ' eratc lilt I m omcroy e\nes II \ . Th d .. t8 A and lots in Syracuse, 0 h i 6. .Discharged I ery ur~ _ay evcnnng a . . nyProperty appraised at $4,0011 .011 ! Mrs. Frank W. Becklev, M" on e deSI~Ing further mformaand cannot be sold for less than Eugene H.. Boggess, Mr-s. Stel- tton Is In\ I ted. to attrnd any or the appraised price. For de- I Ia G. Brotherton, Howard W the rneetmg!:'i, - or to send a : tails contact Eleanor Werry Burdett M L B lctler lo the Trl.Coonly AA, c-0 I Borden& '12 C Ad.;inistratrix, Pomeroy, Ohio: Mrs. !lox 201, Middleport, Ohio. All Glacier Gal. Sale is subject to approval of Joseph D. Ellis, Jacob Gin· such corr<spondenee Is kepi '" Club the Probate Court of Meigs I gerich, Mrs. Goldie M. Harri- stnck c~nf1de~ce, and rece1ves ~~...lllllllllllll~-~lllllll•••,.•llll..• • • • •... County, Ohio. I son, Mrs. George C. Leitch, prompt attentiOn. ..' (I) 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 6tc [Margaret L. Lewis, Mrs. Dennis H. Manuel, Edward K IN THE couHT oF COMMON PLEAS Moore Roy E O'Del l M MIIGI COUNTY , OHIO • · , rs. E·1 No. n.... Bernard Plumley, John B. RifMnr court llou-. 2 fle, Stephen K. Sayre, Everett lhclno, Oflto. v.. Plolntlff, L. Schuler, Luther J. Staple~ 1 ct1., .. , court, ton, James H. Trace, Mrs. C. I Jrd Division, u. 1. 1. ••••mon•• Lester Waugh, Mrs. Jake If. I ::. of ••~'t Pott ort~ee, Woolum, Harry S. Woomer and , N1w Y•rll:, Ntw Yorll:, Det1nd•nt . Loretta L. Young. ICE CREAM 49 dries 111 millutet self prfmlq easy clealllq no odor Reg. 5.85 SALE 27 GAL And You Get ·FREE 7 Good Roller and Pan With Purchase of 2 Gallons COME NOW TO ... 11 EBERSBACH HARDVVARE ''Ev 0 rylhing In Hardware" POMEROY ONLY HOTJCI IY PUeLICATlON C barltt Court, whos• 11ddreu lt Jrd Ul,.laion, U .S.S. Kalamonle. A.O. 26, C-o n .. t Pu.t Offlu, Now "York, N~w York. will h.kt nottu tha t on Deeember 28, 1~. lbt unden:l,:nW flied htr Pl!tltton •lll lnl& h i m In the Court uf Common Pleu. Melp Coun· ty. Ohio. l'r.II)'IDI for dl,.oree, euttOOy o f the minor c:hlld of the p a rtle1, and ollu!r rt~llel, on the 1rmmda ol Kros• ne•led ul duty and tll:trem• t"Nttlty , Said eAUit wiU bt for henlnl on and alWr the lOth day of Ftbmuy, llleiS. Miry Cou,.t, PllltntiH WID&ter lnd fUIIi,. A"wn1rs for f'llllntlH (11.1 M: U) I, 13, .20, 2'J l f2) S. et. I DOZ $1 •2 9 Carl's Shoe Stores Annual ••• LIVING 1), .,,,m,. ' " " ' ' '· ApPil•·a ttunt _•hould be ae.llled a nd '""""" ·· A·";,""""' UnUorm DepoSll<irY o\!'1 ""'" •• FINEST I lol"ullle Norrl1, Cle rk of thl" Bond flf t;()t!I11 Y Com miOJstonen Me llj"l f; ounly, ()hlo I]) 1:1, 20, 21.- CLINIC PI.ANNF.IJ P'l' PLEASANT .. Thr on County Cander Clinic M"•1 for 1 s I I the Byrne Clinic on Jan. 17. App01ot-l Cleaner& • Pomeroy menlo;; mu st. be made in advance. UH Our Fr•• P1rklng Lot Dr. Roy Eshenaur and Dr 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' Women will he hf'ld at SUITES .00 5 days of fun and sun in beautiful Caracas-Venezuela's most modern city! ' • Sight·Seeing on the exotic island of Curacao! All expenses paid! Nothing to do but write your name! IF YOU WEAR THEM INI .00 Wh't ' beautiful way to spend t holiday I golfing, sight-oeeing, &hopping. h'o all Living it up at the fabulou s Macuto· yours to enjoy free JUSt by signing your Sheraton by the beautiful Caribbean . name to 1 wmning entry form at one of Dining like 8 gourmet every day. , . swim- the Norge del!lers listed b&low. Sa be sure ming, boating, deep -sea fishing, &urting. to register. You could be 1 winner 1 IF YOU BRING THEM INI • I ' Join in the fun I Pick up your trae gif1 juJ1 tor ,.gittermg. FREE GIFT Nothing to buy. ll's Norgt't 40th AMjyerswy Cel•bfation and ...,. want }'041 ill on i.. Bring Them In Or Wear Them In And Save Dollars At · · · · · Sale Continues This Week to SEE THIS BIG NORGE VALUE OF THE WEEKI ALL OLD SHOES GIVEN TO THE NEEDY4 ONE-DAY SERVICB ON REQUEST Robinson's SAVE MEN'S, WOMEN'S, or CHILDREN'S SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE '"· BEDROOM BARGAINS ON ANY SHOES $6.99 OR OVER Kenneth Bvrne have vo lunteertheir ror the day. Any adult female may the monthl y dinics are I sponsored the Mason County Society Disco1mts Frflm Our itfotu>JI TrPP, JanuarJI Discount Sate and ••• YOUR OLD SHOES ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD I' I Rt>t'eh~e ROOM LIVING ROOM ,. BUYS I JJ to bring to all a]\ism a hfe. here are nu dues or ror membership. nott"- , The only requirement is to OFF • BIG Savings - tte dnp1>11lttd u 11eUve depo11~ d . In)' time durln11 the ptrlod of 11e· lty. llanat!(;on 11 ICIKht Hunrl~d Fifty It 1 f h. h' h k Thouund J)oilllrt IIMO.OOO.OOI, llfld 1 ! 8 e OWS lp W lC Se-e S btl It furt h,.r I WhO SUffer in RESOLVEO, Thllt hldll hi! rel"e\ved I • • , unlll 1:1:00 o'clock noon. F~"'T . ou the 1 coho neW 1 36th rtay or Januu}'. t986. u~ that : fees notlrt to a ll b11nk1 In n ld 1 ou 11 ty · li nd 1uch oth n b11nkl :u. may be t!RRary he 1111',.0 hy publirationo :•8 1- - - - ~··~ -- - - - P.ruvlded by law. S11ld Board of Co uul y 1 ( .omm •nlonl"a reM.,rvl!• lh~ r1Mht to · ,.,..J,..ct an~ <l r all hid~ 1 . • Awudl the AC'I1V It d epo.ii.Jo of I ed ~f'rvices puhllt• tnOII0'¥1 JUb]i!l"l tv lht •·ontro l ' attend 111 Uld Ku•rd wi ll be madt' 111 t.hl' ' 1 Jam<! t lmt and Pill<'!! lur M l'eri<.od of I which one year a •HI twu ruo'nlh8, •. · 1u ·· 1 IIIW' tW tin· hi day o f F~br\hr¥. 1911!1 . by aud MPPii ra t10n~ ru r u,, ~~ '" " •n~y (~neer bt romb llltHI wllh apPII<'H iiu"" for d i' · 1. · - · - - ·_ _._ _ _ _......., lllfnathm u a puhli<" dt' JO<>•H.ury ur [ th• lnlt·tl\'e cii"Jio~IU but Jtf\ar~lt! l)' Y3 ARE SMALL EGGS 3 ALL LAMPS Purchas81 of $1 00 or more. ON ALL o I Which Can Be Applied to Let's Trade Some More AA Chapter IllVItes New Memb ers An invitatio n to victims of alcoholism to join Alcoholics NOTICI POR APPLICATJONI Anonymous ( AA \ was exte.1 d- ' UNDIIt THE UNIFORM OEPOSITOlY ACT ed Loday by the Tri·Count yAA Applleat iont will h• re~tlved by . thl! umlentrned at tile office uf the I Which meets every Thursday Bond of Co untr Commlulo nt r• of I in Pomeroy I tht! ('ounty of Melli In P o meroy. . • Mel1• <:ounly, Ohio, until 12:00 o'('l!W'k 1 ThJS grou p has helped its noon oo th• 26th day ut Januuy, l m · t am · b· 1 d 1900, from an tinane ia.l tn 1t itutlou em bers mam so ne y an ~~ally tllilble whJe h may duJr• to better te understand alcoholism I aubmlt 11 wMttl"n applleatlon to bt I publi c deprn~l to ry of the I N Af"riVJo; aS 8 diseaSe. dttPotl~ fll the publlo 11lOnl!yl vf A• · lh ' 1' Jald Buard , .. provided by th• lJnj . 11. 15 more an 8 SOCia I fur rn lioepudtury Act . Seo:ollo!llll llS .Ol. group of men and women. IL is •t ii!J ., uf U1e ReviOJf'd Corle of Ohlo . . said aPPiirlltlon~ .n.. u "' m i de 111 a £rllowsh1p of dedJrated p<.>o~or~rormtty with the followtna rteo · 1 · d · 1 1· hltloll .,aMOI!t\ Oft tllt! 7tb d~J of Jlln- p e, experience m one mess, um·. 1900: despair, and the loslness which RESOLVED , That tht estlmll\t d ag· I h . . rrl"glltl! maxtmum amount of p ubli c !l CO ollsm bnn gs. They have fundll IUbjl!r.t to tbl! t:'Uiltrol Of laid found thry ca n OYCrCQffie SUCh 9ou'!:l to be liWarded end he <IP.po~lt · ed Ill IRliCtiVt dt!I)OIIt. .. t·our JIUO · 8 life, and JiVe again With their clred Thoul!lnd Dolllrl lhOO.OOOOOII. r .1. h .b d bee tn<l t"he probably mulrn1un a m~ont 1 amJ 1es . ave JO s, an orne I of publle mont!YI to bO! awartlerl lnd I good cilizens of their commun-I Discount Envelope From Our Money Tree ... EACH 1 1 VAN'IL·ITE 39 TABLES s Unclassified c: • VANGUARD End and COFFEE Gal. o:;war~SB. c~:~dle~rt~;;\ Special On c McCoy's or Valley Bell "MONEY TREE" (IN OUR WINDOW) c Holsum or Adams !Dn,d<k•ughter, 11 :40 a. m: Wed· [ want to stop drinking. n~s ay: ~rs. Norns G. Skeens, The group mee ts at the FedR1pley, \1 . Va., son, 8 37 p. 111 d Ch .. 1 · p , ·I MAIN ST. lb U.S. GOOD I Ben Fran kl n I Store WY 2-3498 c ROUND IJSH 'fOOD JOC PET TURTLES MONEY... MONEY... MONEY lb I c SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 14 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. ======:::.===.: H • al . aII proo.~a • b'J't he says, Acquaintance _ A person I You w1.11 m 11 y y nod "Boy d we ..had that'sa blast." good " • • d th. d y •·s·g d al" ou "" say • ~ whom we know mU eneugb to rf'il. IS an sa. l e ' You can't ask where have you I d1d lh seame thmg, or at least been, where did you go, or any OS borrow from; but not to Joan as much. other thing that would sound as toAuctioneer - A man who You probably did, and this though you might have been E t ed 8 11 1 Iproclaims with a hammer thai . I k' \\' .ed n e• osp a Is the powt am rna mg. . e worn . Persons entering Holzer Hos- he has just picked a pocktt bad a reasonably happy chlld- Why You know what he would ' pita! during the last 24 hours his tongue. A man who can ,,u hood and we earned every bJt of say "What's wrond with you & included: Mrs. Clifford L. Rus- something useless to one who ~,But what about our child- Mo;, everrytime I go out I sell, Ht. 2, Ga llipolis; Mrs. zo- really do:sn'l want il. · . get the third degree when I c<>- na Slayton, 121 Tbtrd Ave.; Absurd1ty- A statement or Our chi ldren come home from me. Don t you trust me; or Christine H. Haffelt 1 Lower n1v- belief contrary to your own scbool, walk up tD 1 and say, do you think I'm still a little er ll.d .: Mrs. Clarence Mulford, ion. "Pop, llliiOII livo bucks for the kid?" Jr., Cheshire; Cedi Phillips, Rt. Bigamy- OM wife too many . IQII!Ibl We dig Into Well that's life we made Itt 2 Crown City; Charles L. Layne Monogamy - Ditto. ,..ll,(lhyes,dad,lwut oll N' they're not 'l nt 2 Crown City· Robert R. Cabbage- A garden L.. a" · ,11 ,. In ourse 1ves. o, · • ' car ..,.. ..,.am we ""' to lltU kids and many limes wed I Greene, 433 Lewis Dr.: Mark table about as large and about our pocket, a•d out comeo tho on'!~ hrust lmeushtecasbt A. Sheets, Hl. 1. G<JIIipolis; Jeff ' as wise,_ as a mans head. keys. How about gasT D1d you 1 the wa we have reared them Halley, Crown City;_ Clark . C. Calam1ty - E1ther a mJSfor\~ have the car filled! Better g•ve s Y . . I Kruslikamp. Rl. 2, Vmton; RJch- tune to ourselves tD a good lorI me the credit card so I can No, they are not little kld! l ard Dow, Rt. 1, Pt. Pl•asanl; tune lo others. O SO.. I ~et1t. done. Out comes the cred- Ulf~ are big ones, and they ar:e !Steven D. Tucker, Grimm's Con:;;ervative - A man UPt l't card. spoiled rotten, but what can~ Landing, W.Va.: Bert McAbcc, IJs fond of existing evils as Boy what a Ufe, Why We dol We had a hard life when Rt. 1, Letart; Mrs. David J. [ posed to the Liberal, who would Itell ourselve, we bad to work w~ were !\ fOWJn g up a~d OU~ I Beckner, Henderson; Mrs. I disp lace them wilb others. for Pve rything we sot, and my chtldre.n are gomg to ave . i Charles P: .Long, Ap~le Grove; Cow~rd - One who thinks kiU isn 't going to, net as long g~d .Lime, as long -as we can I JohnS. JIVIden, Racme ; Ralph with h1s legs. 1 ta n help lt. Now what do g•ve tl to them. Chernngton, Ht 4 Jackson; Food - To a toad, a worm; , we gel in return! I Have fun Dad . Someday they Mrs. Donald Wills, RL 1 Ray; to a snake, a worm ; to a p1g, 1 Junivrcomes downstairs , in a : wil: grow up and be parents, il Mrs. Richard H. B~own, Jron-· a sn<-Jke: to a man, a pig; to a . gnod su1 t, white shirt, shined ' we rc lucky, . ton: Melody Sue Kisor, \\ ells- p1g, a man. I shoes, and y('u r five bucks I By the w._:.ty did he cut the ton ; Mrs. Norris G. Skeen, H1p- Education - That which dis- 1 your car k~ys, and your credit : gras yet? Did he rake the ley, W. Va ; Donald F:. Shew- closes to the wise and hides ! ca rd . You say, ''Be carefl, and ' leaves or shovel the . snow. No. ard, Rt. 2, Jackson; Mrs . Ova rrom the fools, their lack ' not too l<~ te . . .'" ''Yea, yea j Oh well you can do 1t over the R. Hoss iter, Ht. 1 ScottQwn; sense. I __ 39c ilaughl," and he or she JS out weekend. He has so many olher 1Mrs. Graflon M. Humphrey>. , F:golisl _ A person who • 1he dour. U1ings to .do wi~h sch?ol and .all. Jaekson: Mrs.•John H. ~~~rd, ' tJ 1inks he knows as much as 1 1 r\o w your fear begi ns . Yml rnl~h think thl!l Is funny : Wellston ; Mrs. ~{alph w. Wal!- you do . \ I You und the wife sit in front or you mJght even be a !Jttle ers, Ashland, Ky. ; Mark s. l Experl - One who knows the Iof 'I'. v. for four hours. Then ! 1 guess 1 drpe~ds on wheller . Maddox, Ht. 3 \~ellston: Mr s. most about the least. I you hear the phone ring, or ?.r not you beh~~e the edage ' Hussell S teph~ns, Ash!l'~n~, K~.: History - An account., mostiyou hear the siren blow. The , The lruthhurts ·. . I John 1:· ~l l ltr, Shawn _e , MI S. lv false, of the doings of rulers Pomeroy ]dance is over, so you can't call ' One question I still would _hke John .F : StJff!e~, Jack son; M.rs. , ~ho were most.lv knaves and or , an answer to: Di~ he ~armt? John G. Ha skms, Ht. I, K1tts so ldiers who w~re mostlv fools. Donakl H1cks lliJI ; Berkley Johnson, Ironton : B .d - A man 'with a Minister, Middleport Raymond Jimison, Jacbon. ' r· n eg~oomt · me prospec of happiness be· . lh BIr!l Cb urcors b I Ch I I 1h· dl11 Mrs. Rex. F. <.:hurch, Wel ls- m __m_. _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 COLORFUL CHIPS and WATER PLANTS Ole George Has Sfiarpenea His Pencil .•. Is Determined To Move Merchandise ••• Ana These Prices Will Do It ll!lll':f;====:::::::::, Hospitality - That virtue PreJudice - A vagrant which cases u to give foocl .1on withoul vlaiblo miUI rl FIRST and lodging to people who are support. QUALITY In no need of either. Revolution - A change In REGULAR _ · Impiety· - Your lack ol rev- the method ol mis-government. erence to my diety. Snobbery - Tbe pride or Certified Oil Station Pamerer Jury - Twelve good men nnd those whe have DOihing to be W. Main St. true to all their prejudices. proud of. ~ 11...--~~~~======~ the •cbool to ... If he Is en QQ $ ,,I OFF ON BEMCO Mattress & Box Springs Save 40 5 Norge Deluxs Hangs OFF (G"' "' ElectricJ ihotwythlng you coutd Hk for it 1 MOdlrft fllt'tVIt I O•lu111 Hi -S immer-Lo burn•r 101 ~~~ f..•lbillty. AutometM: Meal S.mry burner. 24~ .. balanced· heat O'llen Remov ~e ov~ doof. Awailable in 30 8nd M -Ul<:D .- • Register Now At Ingels Furniture I ON CHAIRS INGELS 95 J 50 Easy Terms - No Down Payment At Only ' ON SET 5 FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT OHIO �• ' • ' I • SOCIAL CAl..r..V.NDAR ~w =-a "' HearthJ~toneClas• Salem Ladies Aiel of El 0 ,1. Golden Rule Class ects 1Cers Mainly About Meets IR Evenmg Center In Recent M"'et at Tea~her' s Home In Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes I ooPeople were hosts for the January meet- Meets Recent 1 Elettton ul '''"'"' w•s htld Kapple treasurer and pu~lhctl\ 4 mg of Hearthstone Class of b) the Gulden 1\ulelae olnumet dtatrman Mrs Eskew ow~ A PcmerOY the Mtddleport Ftrst Baptist The Salem Center Ladi01 Aid I 0 The Women's Missionary Soclety of the Laurel Cltff Free MethodiSt church oponsored a famtly mght Tuesday evening In the recreation room of the par sonage Group smgtng of the doxol()gy and prayer by the Rev Eugene Gill preceded a potluck dinner at 6 30 Attending were Mr and Mrs Wliham Barley and family, Mr and Mrs Gernld Pullms and family, Mr and Mrs Steve Eblm and family Mr end Mrs Ernest Powell and fam1Iy, Mr and Mrs James Gilmore and family, Mr and Mrs Harry Clark and family Mr and Mrs Clifford Klem and family Mr and Mrs Clarence CurtiS Mr and Mrs Otto Lohn Mr end Mrs Pearl Jacobs Mr and Mrs Cltfford Jacobs and famt ly Lawrence Srruth Herman Mtchael and Oarlene Mrs Joe Evans Mrs Arthur Wise Miss Marguerite Leifheit and W'ayne Mrs James 1 ewb• a nd chtld '! PhI1 W1sr ren Mr a nd .,rs d Mr G end Rev an s I II an d family Contribution Made ToLunchProgram A contribution was made ~·r~ ~o-~ Around And 1 Ab M ddl ort 1 ~e "I J a I H,.,.,..,, u,,,u, or~amzed Mrs Parker is Leader when WSCS M ~lt 't" ~roup ;m~ ee ;usrne~s MrMsrsPeLatrlllla~f:.::'hee Service Held Tuesday for Ernest Burton I ~I ~:" Flair by FRIGIDAIRE with lull} range features! II • Are conducted By Bef/rel62 J Meigs 8et 40 Meets at hom _ Of Mrs. Hackett W dd' V e mg ows Ta ken Ja nuary 7 /nMidd/eoo•t Junior Mother'S Club of Eastern Plans Projects I BAKER fURNITURE Elberfelds January Furniture Sale ;e:-- JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Glorious Task In Missions is Program Topic WOMEN'S LOAFERS BOOTS SJ-BB I MEN'S OXFORDS DRESS FLATS SPORT SHOES s,. 00 $2 I RUBBER , WORK SHOES Size av. to 3 SJBB pr Wedge Crepe Sole1 INSULA TED BOOTS TONIGHT NOT OPEN S1ze 7 to 12 Reg $18.95 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 MEIGS THEATRE ~ . , _ _ _No _ _Second _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Mlddlepoff _ _ _ __.. Mora Pat 801 mg and J u n e Bush The Latrn teacher, Mrs Nel he Parker and sons Enc and Eddte also attended Another guest wes Larry Spencer Select what you want now during the sale. Elberfalds will deliver your selections FRIDAY thru TUESDAY J•n 14-18 James Stewart In '"SHENANDOAH• (TechnleolorJ I Jame1 Stewart Doug Me BANI> BOOSTERS NOTICE Clure Glenn Corbett Pat The Northwestern Band Boos r1ck Wayne Katharine Ross l Roser.~arv Forsyth J a m e 1 1 ten~ w1H met>t 111 the H1gh Schoo Besl P.,rllo Alfrod I Gym Mond-Hy evenmg at 8 00 free of charge. It will I ..:.A:.,d..,m_t•_•_•o_n_7_ii<_a_nd_4D_• ___,present. Cotorcartoons All members are asked to ~ally pay you to stop in, look around and buy what you need. Save Your Safesllpl. , • They Are Valuable To You ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY be'----------------------------------------~' I ;I $. '!... ~ enttne "" ~':1 ~ J! . ---- ~:..; ~ ~ ( ~ - G ~ '--(.... - Dnoted To ThtJ Inter.,. 01 Th. Meifi·Mt~~o'll .4,., VOL XVII NO. !26 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •• •• ;:: I at y the school lunch program by tht s Dorcas Ctrcle of the 8 H of•::;. born Mlosionary Society Muldleport First Baptist Church Tuesday evening at the rome ol was d,.. R H d eporfS ear AM . Ql AUXI.II'ary 1 I t. Jan IS EROY Chw ch ot Chnst re ft nd and \lr> Harold Snnt Church Tuesday evening Mrs met In Oecembe< at the new The Past Councilors of Theocently at the home of the teach ftmutl' lund lteasurer d b I Mrs Douglas (Elsie) Circle WI!hs Anthony devotional home of Mr •nd Mrs Ernest dorus Council Daughters of er Mrs Utarles Eske" I Kefreshments sen;h 1 y I entered Um>erStty Hospttal, chatrman read a medttation Wnght America will meet Thursday 1051 Mts El , , d H 1>er P• eSt the " ' wtl rs e ps lumbus Sunday too undergo from Guidepost' by R o lit n evenmg at the homa of Mrs ad dent pres dtd Pra}~.:r w \:\ gtYt :l .. sku g l:P I e A1~~nd n~d wet~ heart surgery this mornmg Her Haves An m town party at a rest Oval Diddle Racme votlonal chatrman and b b~ ;o..1r::; Jerr) :\1osti.' s ~ d ell:' the llb,n e anti llr.s waJ J m.~on nmber is ti19 I Mt s ~ ul Smart presidenl aurent had been cancelled up- The' Eleanor Circle ef Heath as her theme Why We Read t ,., Yotw IS The \t ,., ' t' 'l t iii. I \ t' t } !\l s l mt ad Oh! ~~:~ t.oJ den ~ sht! sit dent ::~t conducted tbe busmess m~>et- on the death or Mrs Lrzzie MethodiSt Church will meet Btble A letter of thanks W31 tram I hf::' Se( ret J-ll J t' \H' t' II d J\ll 'i Mrltul Housh Mr ~ Mo t m Stale Bu!lmess Col mg Members partrcrpated m a Caton, a me mOOr Thursday evemng at 1 30 at the read from Beulah McCoy forb l\Jrs ])u \t'J h.<J P! le A ~,u~:m t>n e Andrews \1r~ Ct~.rdner I un sa ent Sunday wtth hrs puzzle contest m charge of Mr Mrs Caton had long been a church Mrs M E Dowson IS eign mtssJonary for the blrth\1 r Jd lr~ \lr .l, l P llJ s 1\ t hJ r g and two l hi dr ~ tl Tom e!~ntsp Mr and Mrs Mason and Mrs David Darst Refresh member of the Salem Ceoter program leader and Margaret day and Ctu rstmas g.~fts aeot Pbn" H £ r r o ' tw e u ~ 1\llsh rs itnd Sandra Rollsh ~lsher ' rnents of S'Rndwrches cooktes, I WSCS and later a charter mem Edwards is m charge of devo to her ! 11 t> \\ ill ru.J d r n I t eg Roush student at Ohw and coffee were served by Mr ] her ()f the Salem Center Ladles tions Hostesses are Mrs JamPs A penod of prayer was held tnt- lh 11 1 suu :.tl ru rn hew j ,q;rttf.<:r: ~·v~ . "" -""'" &;ncsJw Um~ersll} spent the week end und Mrs Hughes durmg the Aid when the WSCS was dl~ Johnson and Mrs Allis Haw for lhe late Mrs Harold Hall to 11 e h I h II !I l r { With his parents, Mr and Mrs socml hour Attendmg were Mr continued and the Ladles AI ley and refreshments were sened IJrot ,ht t ' I Milton Roosh and Mrs Paul Smart Mrs An-I Rock Springs Grange will by Mro Hoffman and Mrl 8_. 1 Ofhcers t cit'll were Mts Mos f ' Mr and Mrs Robert Moss thony Mt' Ch o Rtchardson A donation was made lh meet Thursday at 7 30 p m lah Wh _lt_e._ _ __ tm I' c d 11 \ ' I ou ' ' OU man and family of Newark Mr and MJS Mtiton Hood and memory of Mrs Caton on e There wtil be a program and Uorne \ H' ~rf' tlt II l\lr"i \\ Jll \Hit! rr.cent .~::uests of lw; par Mr and Mrs Edison Baker new carpetmg for the Sale; refreshments will be served cr 1\.tnnedvJr Sl(lt'IOI\1 MJ t ep ents Mr and Mrs Esbe MQSS Center Methodist Churcb Bas . '11le Women's MISSIOnary Soets were also grven to those eiety of the Pomeroy Ftrst ~ll>:tlwr) Mr an<l 11rs Rmd,Jph Ward m~rs Homer Holter vtstted on less fortunate families In the Bapttst church will meet Thurs 11 1 II (! H \err t d W V"' ted Monda\- wrth her ount Mrs communtty I day at 1 30 p m at the home fJ<ITI Ha I I '"'d" \1 tit het I other Mrs Edward Baum Chester Potluck lunch was O!!jOyed of Mrs Elmer Wtckham, wttb Y.hiiP K Judgt> <\uxJlllln I Ja tn; n Y Mts R rhard Vaughan and f bv lllhC' Mrs T T Shelton as co hostFuneral services for Ernest to Ill. [} et~ 11, d ( f{ari 1 rtd ll e Ht'v and hl s Clyde Mrs Ted Warn"r and chrldrcn S mee rng vtas 0 owe y ess Mrs Loram Sterrett is proBurton Mldllleport were held 1 t d "J>le th award n",.. a qurlt g1ven thf' gram 1ea der 11 .. 11 m" 1 r t \\ •lm da\ J u., 111 .. 1 nd J uglt 1 BP ky of Pomeroy and Mrs Water 1he\<\SCSof tl P. lJme at the RawlingsQlats Funeral . ., ' 11 sn ps n W Ve Mon France o( Rutland v1srted Sun odist Clurlh met T1es dav even Lad1es A1d b~; Mrs Fteda Da 1, 1'""'"''' ,1 tl 1 u hrl 11\10 ..._, ,,, Tan 11 Home at 2 pm Tuesday wttb vt< vnd tt•d Mrs end fmtshed bv Mary Shrnre WhI te Sh r me purt.. Mr" :-. J:!. 11 1 1 ... 1 PH' ..d 1\ t 1 ~ 1 1 11 r !\ ! dav afternoon w1th MIC and M s rng at the lhurth u 1th Mrs v Mrs Caton Doroth Jan bu..Ialm the Gravel Hlll Cern.,_ dent t rd 1 j a br-; ru s p!'; p \I srne~ - s sl~tr Mrs John Jeny Fry and son Marc at D Edwards pres1dcnt 10 d tl It Ay rt of Jerusalem will meet m regu tery 11 A d s It l 11 !til 1 Mr s -. 1 ~ iln s blcn tll:' lont'of \1rs Ch>rles Bu(k charge Oevotwn:.; t<:~ken from leyhrereJve lei dqutdtl gtt 1ar sesswn at the IOOF Hall Pall bearers were John Er· ~;-.,1 s ..,Jd 1 B l llOt>l v.lo 1s e Ill ltli s ~rn 0 o,\J h ler daugh Mrs Carl Moore and M tss two Psalms were 1ed b;. M rs Inexc an..,e cone u e 1e mee d t t:. Frr ay a 8 P m Wm Walter Thmunes C P t upPrrlr!'. II rt I 1 \1!) Ftl<n Gcnevu~ve Stobart Wl:'re Ga ii DwlghtPnkcr Prr'.erbv the g D ReturnJonathanMe1gschapl wJlham.s Jack Be,...htle Joho 1ht' 11 st ss• s \1 l 1 Pat polls b 1srncsg viSitors Monday lender opened the de\otKJns and 1 Pr~ent were MrsF,rn~ a ter DAR will meet Fr1day Fultz and RussP.II Lyons Ml 'S P;J! L:i l<r~lit' Jl d \I ~ r.l ss { a ol Set! L studrnt nurs Mr and Mrs Don Jett and a hyn ll With \lr ss ( f CI C(> ( arnp- VIS rs Mar_l:!aret mun <;;on Jan 14 at the home ef Mrs t eeflng Attendmg from out of town I I \1 I :.. ~ \ u I tlr.: s"it' 1 aL Holz r HuspiL d scho Ji of Lisa Mr and Mrs Gevffrn bell s m~companl"f followed I ~~r\h Kat~ ~atonrl M~~ ~e~a ~ Nan MoOJe at t1 a m A pro were Mr and Mrs Elmer Bur.. to JJst u ll t d r • J' l t•t i\lur ::. rng spent the .... eel end wrth I WII on t~nd Kelly and Tern a ld Ml s (,\ n Dr\l I rE sent ed the ml <m ren a rs u v gram on antique qualts wrll be r ton and famrly Mr and Mrs her .s Jl t r 1 \I \\ !! r 1 ht r p<.u ents Ml and Mrs Paul Mrs Helen Brrckles vrsJted Sun progl <~~n toptc \\>here the Wo-- 1T-ambert Mrs Bernice Midkiff presented by Mrs Patflck The AmerJcan Leg ron Auxrlr I Bill Burton Columbus Eugene \\ Jod 1 J ~lr ll<-J d ~ nhl 1 ~(Ott dav afternoon wrth M1 and m~n Are asstst(d b~ Mrs Mr !II Lrzz e Nelson Mrs Almn I Lochary Report blanks are to ary of Lew1s Manl~"y Post No Brton Dayton, Mr and Mrs \\ , I' II' " Mts I M ond Mrs II E Smtih Mrs Carl Muore Ice cream and Jed \\cbster St Mrs C " Smtih and the hostess Mrs be retur ed to Mrs Geor!e 263 met lues<lav evenmg at the l li'rmk Ftshet and daughter S< det \It f B " h 2nu Mrs Ro ' Marlm uf Galh cake wm served '' observance T< npkms Mt" Campbell I R<>'e Wr •ht Skmner home of Mrs Allen Hampton I Bash• m Mr and Mrs Jolul and ~I '\tin.~ I 1\ dTJd Mr s r ~ Irs vt~ trd JuesdJv v. lh tlwn of Mrs Moores birthday La\'r Mrs Alon?o Cu~ter Mrs PJrk The frrst m"etrn~ of the new I JAN 15 Kerr St Mrs Arnold Hlchards Grover Detroit Mr and Mrs p 1 Ml s1s1cr Mrs KPnndh flyer ren ~ Smtth was an evenrng er Mi ss 1 vd ru F btr sbrH h Mrs I u• r "" II be held Thursrlav 11 The M1d Wmler Inshtute of presrdent opened the meetmg Bovme Mrnor ~llllersporl Mr. - - - 1dty Off1cer Don Roach H caller Edw~'"ds 01 d Mrs Han v P 12 IO P 01 January 2A et the Methodist Youth FelloY.sh!p m t1tmrltst1c form A report was and Mrs Lf'Vert Roush Youngs- - - - - - - - - - , M l "'! o h s be• n sta1 wned " 111 Mrs Edith T~aford VISited Smith I homP of Mrs Leona Davts o wrll be held Saturday Jan 15 at given on the Chnstmas party town Mr and Mrs John Grover tht ll S ( Grt t Grrard at Saull Sund~'. wrth twr doug! ter and Miss Ebersbad1 and Mrs 011l Wilkesville Portsmouth begmmng at 9 am by Mi s Oscar Hardaway chair Mr and Mrs Fred Rowelt S1 1' MH t J\l ~ lr <.: 1 srwnt a son 11 v. i\ll m t \lr H nr} gave reports A rel le.ttron "a~ Semors w11l meet at the Trtm man who also reported th~t Bucyrus Mr and Mrs Ed!~ d'.:~y lea\le here Wlth h1s par Bentz and fam Jy of Rae ne tnken for the Sunshtoe fund A ty Methodtst l hurch wh1le Jun 400 ( tmstmas (:ards and stamps ward t!:rlewern Columbus Mr rell! ~ all ond r\lr~ Dun H (I v I) Edwards IS CUrt\ alese rouud rohtn s~ mpatl v c rrd was nsta at Ions lOTS wr11 meet at the Frankhn I were 5-t!flt to \ eterans Hospitals and Mrs Ja[k Light Mrs Judy hi:' lore It po t ng tor du lv ~board mg n celv at hrs hun{' l nr m sent to Mrs Benoon Ponn Avenue Methodtst Church and th;mk you notes were I e Wheeler Mr and Mrs Dallad thr U S C ast <~uurd Cultt r .o\vr f 1 owm~ a several days A de ssert course was served The Jumor Class of Eastern cerved from them Scott all of Nevada OhiO and 1\ 'dt us it b' cod at Duluth illne" m Holzer Hospt!al by the hostesses Mrs Custer I Htgh Jtttwy Supper Jan 15 al l Thank you notes were also I Mr and Mrs Ivan Grover CheMrnrrr q ta M1s Trr\1 Schoenbel and Mtss the Hrgh School from 5 30 to read from Mrs Wrlson Carr 1 Ito "t;Jr)s Is a mc-dlral pa Campbell from a table attra I BPthel No G2 of tht> !nte-rna 7 00 p M Menu baked ham I Eighth Dtstnct pr'!sldent for i sure 11 lr nr al \o !t'r aus :vier wrlal trvt> m \\ h1te l' 1v~r and centerrd tlonr~! Orrler of Jobs D<mgh turkev and dre!-\smg scalloped j the contrrbut10n made for a Jrl l P mt r( \ II t'nlt>t Pd wJth an <~rrangf'rnent of pme ters met Monday evenmg at the potatoes mashed potatoes gra I bJrthdav party at \ eterans Hus lht' wsp tal lasl frrday cones and gretn candles Pomf'IO\ \fa<:omc t e mp\~ Wltll l v~ noddles tXJln green be6ns pita] In Uriii!Cothe and from 11' H• I I de ~ II II • " Ltnda Yost honored queen pre tossed .alad cole slaw pte Mrs Campbell Harper and her 1 1 1 • ' eli H In '" Stdmg cake punch, coffee rolls and father Fred Jackson for kmd Ute lu le l a I of Mrs Mat y 011 s 1 ht " gill r meetmg of th e Debbte Haves was Installed I butter Each servmg 10 cents nesses •t the deeth of Mrs Me lg (It 8 l 40 Sa lull No 710 as fourth me<>senger and Jan and 15 cents Jackson The Junror Mothers club of l:UH)KS 1LIH1l-l) Wl I ld \1 nrl ··v nr oht rt !h J('e Cotdl and J,y Therss lS I Refreshments were served h " ' Chrpau Eastern Htgh School Mon ! he ilo<k ut \lagllu I • ren HtnuaHwk t sholle chotr mrmheiS ~tlh Jenofer Mrs Hampton and Mrs Harp dayattheschool Mrsmet Mthlred pit' I\ rm Srs1ers v.ert' audH Pea r f\r <l J-lP pre ded over the Bl 1keshe p:-<.:1 honored queen E11gagementof ,... with Mrs L C Thomas <1 G ul presrdent prestded AJ"" 1 t'L 1 1'sd 1v f'\ ern g a1 11w h1 mt- 1 t't"ll ~ The wt>ddmg of Mrss Carolvn 3S nstoll ng off1cer and Stephan Duu r1/tter Announced Mrs vm~1n : ~ OeLegal contnbut ney Supper was planned at Hre •• "'"~''· lO"' !Mttrlt ol \lr H dtcu d ( an ~tw l rn r t l' h t 11 e b 110 rtlnn w 1c; u1ven t1 f:1 k ~ d<:r u; l 1 r of Mr wd re Pullen p<:rst honored queen as •>< • lle'ht It• f II• \ear b< uk• • ' ' ' Pdf~oer H I' :ell "' d Mrs r,J,enle ( tlkey Mtddle mstalt ng gutde Mr and Mrs Jed C Ptckens mg os esses ~~"; ~e~~ !~~o d,~'~'~;d ~:~ Looks bu It n mstal1s 1 !Pe Rthtlt> f,r llre l<~ s ! (lnfs abo Wt'l f' sl t' ~<l s l t'Pum!t'dl 1 d\ chal pot uld D:.lr 1/emldrngc.lost>dmntm! areannouncmgtheengagement 1 ;1Ke comenl onal ra ge. d Ih Julm A rl I Sir (' fm rr afltr wh ( h Mr and nf thetr daughter Isabel Gla dys ATivNo CONVENTION 1 a square dance and bake "t m<:rdc up an <:r ::10( 3 our "" " nan r hlld \V trJ ( J Cll nan ~m 0 f 'It JV ".. , ,, 'ir" " .., ~• lo11 To Yeu cook ng sur enju\rd Ht fIPSIunen~ " •. \'rt're Hh HI<! 1 H kt1 t 1 r t'd card t ( '' Ju tt 11 t w'" s t' rTJrTr M1s r E B!akP<;; ]rr enlrrhun to Seam n Wavne Floyd Ho Mtss Roberta Kraeuter d""'' to be F~b 12 at the Chester face & des OiJ lor lJ'3e ~ l~f'd bv th t' hl It'-;~ Pre t'TJI and nne h<J \e b1tn sent toed Saturtl rv Janu ry I at lhl' ed With a pnrtv rn tbe dmn~ ward Shelby N C son of Mr ~r of Mr and Mrs Eldon Elementa!) School • filrde up g ass oven dow IH'rt Mr Hull'l Bt>.. rhs lll' i.! r H lhldr l n <111>1 I V (Jru ~or the Nazartne m MtJ I(\)/) l tilling !her daughter and !\1Js Flo)d Howard of Rt Ktil€Uter Jl(ll'llle a JUiliOr at A Chrr~tmas Bazaar Wlil I"~~e ma ( 1 Ul':' "er opens up oot ot wa11Ohm umversl tY lllfiJOrr ng tn planned for n"'xt December "illfU M ~~ rt 1 , 11d t J s n! $2~ fo dlt P r t Jf nn fer on her birthday Cnkc 5 Shelby be With ld sHnltr md~hs Ka1\Gru"' Vo~ <: ofthedublermgc ere d d 'I ss Pl"kens was gradu ted musrcsupenrslon and anum home made 1tems to so • C::ook Mas1er au omatrc 1 1 H rl Pr r ( 1 A b 111 H punc 1r a11 rnrnts were ser. . e ;v ~ sud! as dollies pot holders and 5 1 Q-wen conl.:ol ano mof'el ~ ~lr 5 r 11 d s. . llztl and Mr lls r1 1p Db)( k... &: pr.ge ref \ls along rnom w l d Y \ lev from an .., ttr 1. 11\e table center from Southern H1gh School at ber of other stlldents maJormg hank Sltll,JJ I audllrng (Otu 1 v.1tl ~~~~ 1ld ( f1r tmas ('.ar d ., f I~ de H1 pII I! nt 6 10 P n { th r~ eu-' WI th a 1arge b rtid k It "o< 11 e and ts prl' tnt!"• em 10 rnus1c attended the Musrc aprons 1 <~y c1 e t:xt that about tee 1 0 111 1 0 Seo It Today AI 1t was repor v.ete k 1 1 lht' H r I r 11kl n ~rrhac /" ~rs er e Mrs H I m ~1 \ler pres ded at ed 111 ¥-ashrngton D C Fducators Natrona! Comentron h 11 1 1 18 1 B II prla l tt a l4yelroiJ h dd trh,fbl d the pun h bowl and Mrs Els1e ~~~frmm Ho\\ard was gradoot m Toledo over the weekend ] $~000 more neede-d fort ; Si'~ll~l SfR\ICE 1 p Jt 1 r 1 (If ~~ ~r we rng l b~ ~ ~ D Sm1th sPrved the r~ke Jenn led from th"' lrgh school at She\ They were a<companred Ly class to go on Jls trrp after A pe ral s ~n· H v. 11 be held 1 1 Jlr ';1lrm v t d to sell dtsh :~~~ \ 1 ~~k ~<~~:~~~res ue w~h rer sharrd ler honors wrth hv and 15 sta lton ed at Yorktown sevr>ral musrc instrud(lrs of I graduetwn There were 15 merrr at l aw Pow rhun h at 7 lfl p m lllf~ Umverslt) hers present Sa ll rc1d\ t lrt- l r k1 It 11 a tel cotlrts ca1ds and napknu m v.h 1 h she \\-Ole a white carna Carol Kmg end KathlJ Watson \a fund r srng projeds y, 111 s1 1g He\ (~ tn H(tn lrn will All P 1tnt>r s ;ue r rgtd locom lrm ( r"itg e be t r guest Jn ak r lle1 f' J Mr and \1rs B• rhlle arr prle t r personal h story fo nt>:,l Farl pastor of the ct ur ch I .an hwtsie ( hatrman Semrnn graduates of M•ddleporl Htgh Mtddloport 0 LS t~lud ng an tn~ to 1on Lo tht Cas r lr rturrss wrll be taken al school The gr JOtn , 1 llu<Jted pub! c to allend from the Heav) E JU ipment the next meetmg School rn No th ( arohrra 1 nd IS Le1tcrs W('fe read from the personnel and chi ldren of the employed at Baker Furmture Natrona! Jewish Hosprtal at Den Store m MrddletXJrt The new 1 funds for partles and walnut Mrs Bechtle 1s emploved at ver thanktng the Salon lor Jack s Dotry Bar In Mtddleport funds for part1es and walnut The ( ouple are r~1drng oo Race Street mea lei Refreshments w~rt served by the co-hostesses Rhoda HO(;kett and Ruth Tb&rnton The next WOMEN'S rneetmg IS to be m Basham at the home of h1rs V1rg I Walk FLEECE LINED er co-hostess Eunle Brrnker. • Our Glorrous Task M1ss!ons eBlack W<:ts tl e top c of the program Latin Club Holds eBrown presented by \1rs Ph1l Ohhnger pr eBtege lleck Chrr.stmm Party w the \ISWS of the Enterpnse eGr..n Gnly The Latm Club ()f E;t~tern EUB church Tuesday everung H1gh school bad a Christmas at the borne Qf Mrs Menzel Sktn Llnod party Oerember 27 at the home Smtih 1 Stzes 4 12 to 9 of Linda Spencer, Tuppers A hymn open~ the program 1 Values To $7 99 Ph11m1 Tire lesson ~,o,as part on~ m a Games were organ11:ed by a Btb!e study usmg y,ords w1th I committee of second year mem power Each membe 1 re 1d scrrpWomans hers and refreshments W-t!re ture The aun of the study was served by e commJttee of rmtl to m1:1ke em~h more aware nf 1 1 •tes A socral tlme followed I Gods work rn history and of Attendmg were Jt>nny Dran themsehes as '8 part of the you'll really save on your furniture ne ads during this ule - living room suites, nru Clme Manlyn Karr Nan.. churchs mrss on \ srlent med1 Size cv Karr Shrrley Clrne Richard tatron & pra>er b Mrs Ohlmg 1 7 to 11 4 to 10 Douglas Jerry Burke Vrcky er closed the program bedroom furniture, dineHe sets, chain, coHee tables, end tables, lamps, pictures, In The ' 1 Green Janrl F'rck Ann Holter Mrs Thomas Benlz president pr Group Don Rose Bt!l Bud ley n 1 conducted the bus mess sessron Black Univ G llrlan Rav Karr Greg B'arley Members responded to roll call mirrors, b a b y crt'bs , ma tt renes, washers, dryers, dish washers, room size rugs 11nd aU Values To $5 99 Jo 'funey Beverly Durst Na wrth a Bible th ~ptl:'r trtle Mrs Navy Type Reg $7 99 om1 Bissell Cand) Hawk I m Herbert Dixon & Mrs Qhhnger your furniture needs. da Brown Sandre Newlun Le d "nl(' hae I are the 1 omm1ttee for fun r;HsM h I I nora iC at> o u sl 1 B F Goodrtch BOYS' J 8 1 p B h D d mg pro1ect for Btble school oey al ey a1 8 r, avJ I Prayer was by Mrs Wrl11am Visit the furniture department on the 2nd and 3rd floors . You can see for yourself GLOVE LEATHER 1 Frf>cker Hefreshments weere served by the hoste sslo 11 1 1 members and one guest. Mrs l how you save, all sale prices plainly marked and all furniture tagged for easy selection. Pomeroy, Ohio I Edward Bowen a \ Fam1'fYN'19ht Is Enjoyed at Laurel Cl.'ff ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 FIVE CENTS itness New Viet at ID IP SAIGON (UP!) -Communtst and crashed mto a small canal I bombs of US planes troops flghttng the Vtet Cong guernllas today shot down a IA res..:ue helrcopler managed to More than a000 Amer1cans 280 miles northeast of Saigon I prtvately operated U S trans I land near the crash seene but land a battalion of Australtan The planes were 1 Cl23l port plane krlled 1ts CIVIhan l was uooble to a1d the VICtlmS j troops vrere mvolved m the transport and an AlE Skynudprlot and co-pilot and led a because of intenstve ftre from search and clear operation 25 1er th1rd crew member away \\Itt> the Commumsls to 35 m1les northwest of Sa1gon a rope around his neck, a Arnencan and Australian 10 the 1ron triangle' Commu A spokesman for Air Amer1ca company spokesman sa1d lroops meanwhile today termm mst zone The mtssJon had been sa1d 1ts C47 transport plane wasj1 BIRMINGHAM, ALA - PO The Vtel ~ong atrocities ated the most masstve U S dubbed Operation Crimp " about 1 200 feet off the ground bee used billy clubs Thursday he h b c t f occurred near the Mekong operahon of the war and flew red De d w n 1t y ommums tre 450 to disparse about Negro Oelta town of VI Thanh about by hehcopler out of landmg Sevea Fea a The Vtet Cong raced 1o the marchers who turned the down k d h 1t 100 miles southwest of Sa1gon wncs under heavy Commumst Stven Americans were re wrec age cut own t e PI o F h h h j Tr town sections of Birmingham The plane a C47 operated by frre The US and Aussie p(ll ted m1ssmg and reared dead and co-p1lot w1th automatu our1een Jg sc 001 Mentor ert ussr II Will presen1 8 drtt 1do a prano solo and suburban Bessemer mto Air Amenca was shot down rorees left behmd gas ftlled today m the colhsl'On or two weapons fife and kiter turned girls from tire five high schools mahc reading Joyce Long Mrddleport High nerve-rending traWc jams or while makmg a Jandmg m the tunnels as gtgant1c booby traps US Arr Force planes whtch their rtrt on lbe rt'scut of Meigs County Will compete I Schools entrant Will do a pan.. ser.amlng mill de mg "~~ M Ch daughter of tomtme Joyce 's the daughter =•otra Commumst dommated de 1t a w be touched off later by the were atdtng South Korean hehcopter Sunday n1ght tn the Thtrd An- 1 MLindad Larkms ton and angry horn-b1owtng nual Megs County Junror M1ss r an rs aries Larkins of Mr a d M ~ Long Will do a sk1t n rs ws motorlits Pageant sponsored by the Jay 1he Wide vartel) of acts Will At least three demonstrators cees Ahce Smtth wtll do a vocal assure an entertammg program suffared slight Injuries and She IS the daughter of Mr and and all mdtcat10ns are that the Tho pageant will get under M L s from I durin" the melees about 13 Rutland Hrgh ~chool the two p1ecedmg Jumor MIS!J a vance t1ckets are now on sale nules apart a policeman BEVERLY fULLS Cahf (UP!)- Pollee bullets kill at vartous pomts around the Sand) Iucker d mghter of pageants satd Dtreclor Ralph fainted another got hts hand ed two men who plotted to kidnap rubber magnate and county and from all Jaycees Mr and Mrs I •hn rucku Will \let II cut and I woman collapsed Ne sportsman Leonard K Fuestone from hts mansion here play a lromb ne solo lh"' l\mner wJU receiVed • groes are demandmg that I Thursday Illght for $2-8 mtlhon ransom Former Congressman Homer Seven of the contestants are Th~ daughh r of Mr and Mrs $200 scholarshrp me-rchandts:e Jefferson CGunty regtstrars Ftrestone 58 part owner of the Califorma Angels E (Pete! Abele of McArthur 1from Eastern Htgh school They Wtlltam Dean Saundra) Kay g1fts and , lrtp to Xtnta w hold nighttime and netghbut and the Los Angeles Rams and president of the Fire announced today that he wtll l are Dean wtll stng lind omed compete n the Oh o Jumur hood re&tstralton for the ben.. stone Ttre & Rubber Co of Caltforma was htdmg out b a republtcon candidate f,r I Sandra Kay Boothe daugh Melody Mts Pageant next month fit of Negroes who cannot get With fflends 10 San Francis ---- - -the position of Judge of the 4th ter of Mr and Mrs Luther Jane Lucas daughter of Mr 1 h1 et runnPrups and a Mrs! off work In the dayhme to reg co when the kidnap attempt ley sported a revolver 1ft one D1stnct Court of Appeals Boothe Mrss Boothe Will do a [and Mrs H1rhard I ura s Will Congcn1alrl\ wtll also bP namiiter I Vias made shortly after I hand and a pag m the other Abele is adm1tted to practice pantomime present a dramat r readmg ed AU prls v.mmng Wll! redusk When one of the detectives befon~ all the State Coorts the Brenda Sue Honeycutt daugh T11e Creat on CE'IVP beautrful Silver troph1e1 WASIUNGTUN - ROBERT Bl<sted by three deteettves opened the door Batley burst Federal DIStrict Court and the ter of Mr and Mrs Jess Hon B•verly Sue Forhes wtll pia> I plus rash and mmhandtse a C Weaver was destined today arm"'d With shotguns and l rnto the room and rarsOO h1s Umted States Supreme Court ey('utt Wh() wrll perform an a pnno solo 1ward s lh bert Garner 1s the mu to become the natJon s first pistols were William Calvm revolver as if to shoot, pollee He IS an ochve member of the aceord10n solo Conme Sue I eadmgh 1m rep- srr drrt'clor Jaycee B 11 Miller Negre cabtnet member There Bailey 44 and George Henry sa1d Vmton County Bar Assocrat10n Nancy Ann Baker daughter rt>sentmg Southern H1gh School 1s grneral chau m.. n of t he were DO srgna of Senate opposr Scalla Jr 25 Pollee said both Shotgun and p1stol f1re raked and Vmton County Law Library of Mr and Mrs Glt n Baker wrll do a humorous monologur- eve 11 lion to his nommahon by PreSt men had lengthy anest re both suspects culbng them ROBERT CLARK Board He has also served as wJJI smg Somethmg s Gotta ' Ju~t a Su<Jtch on thr Fer A ~~ ecral guest \\ II be thp dent Johnson as head of the cords j down near the doorway before sohc1tor for McArthur and act Be Done • der <om1e rs the daughlf'r of M rgs County Jun or Mrss of new Oeparttnent of Housmg A policewoman postng as a they had a chance to sbout at mg Judge of tht Vmton County The daughter of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Wtll s Leadtng 1005 Mt<s Su" Parket daugh and Urban Development fHUDI mwd Barbaro Ezell h•d been the offtcers Court ~ 0 McCoy Julia Wtll per ham ter of Mr and \Irs Homer Johnson announced at h1s staked out rn the F1restone 1t all happened m a spllt j Elected to Congress In 1962 form a baton routme j \1ck I Fetty of Pomeroy Parke1 of Rutland M1 ss Parker news conference Thursday he home along wrth Lt B L second ' sa1d Lt Cork Abele served on the Post Office Roberta Ann Trussell whast> High S(hooJ the daughter of rs m" a hPshman at Obro uru ~ad chesen Weaver 52, for the Cork Sgt Jack Egger and Det Barley was dead at the scene and CIVIl Serv1ce Comnuttee parents are Mr and Mrs Rob- Mr and Mrs Robert Feuy wr/1 ~t rsr y $350011-ayear post He has held Jack Mourrung &alia died shortly af(erwards l•nd nlertor and Insular Affatrs j ----- - - - - - - -' ' the $30 000 JOb of head of the Thugs Take Bait Cummtttee and numerous sub- .., "~ 1 • ' j 1m the prtson ward of Los lloulll1( and Homo Fmance Ag &alia weanng a hat pulled Angeles County General Hospt eormuttees betngoneofthe few NEW YORK tUPII Or ency (HHFA) smce 1961 low over hiS face and Jol freshman congre.,men ever to Morris Clulfetz au assistant brandtshmg two rev o I v e r s, VIctim Uacertara Robert Clark e ~!pie town serve on a Jomt Conference professor or ellnlcal psych1a MIDWMTERNERS FOUGHT knocked on the door Batley, j Poltce from Beverly Hills and ship former for many Yl!'llrs an- Commtttee of the House and lry at Harvard sugcests lbat Ice and cold today as the ftrst wearmg a Halloween ma<k- Los Angeles had learned of the nounced today he Will can· Senate the B<hools ltaeb children to maJor sriow1torm of the winter apparently to htde hts heav1ly ktdnap plot about three weeks dtdate for the unexptred two Acttve m reptblfcan party drlak a the tltmenlary The status of the debt on the Pleasant Pot~• "'sort 1 moved mto New England scarred and eastly ldenUftable before but d1dnt know the year tenm of Metgs County l mcles Abele has sened as grades •• 1 method of pr.. wtll be revtewed at a meettng or storkhold<rs or the The storm acoomparued by fuce-was beside Scalia Bar mtended v1ctrm was f 1restone l commrssroner County Executive Cl a1rmnn or venting aduJt aleoboUsm West V trg1n1a lndustnes --cold front that stretched to the unit! 10 days ago Clark 52 of 1\!rrlsonvtlle Vmton Count) and as • dele Chafetz told a coolerence 00 Development Cot p, on both of Charleston Jack Frulh western part of the Gulf of I Capt John Hankms of the has served on the board smce gate to the 1956 Republtcao Na alcohol aud f""d ID health Feb J j and ' 'tus Harllev Jr both Mexico weakened as It pushed Beverly Htlls poltce declmed lo the death of Mr Avery Nelson 1!tonal Conventton at San ! ran and disease that manv par Tl e resort has fared fmenual Pt Pleasant ReWrmg dtrecton easlward and snowfall was .say exactly how pol lee learned on June 6 of last year Clark lrcrs<o He also S"rved m Sena eots feel guilty about drlnkJDg drff cult es smce 11 opened ](lsi are John McCormack of Hunt U&ht The storm dumped an ad of the plot but sa 1d the scflerr Has appomted to flll the vacun lor Bob Taft s headquarters at ) and thererore make poor summer Paul Frrftlberg Char nglon Rolfe Lee and Lo)al d1tional three mches of snow apparentlv wes mtended to net Icy by the Meags Count Repub- the 1962 NatiOnal Con . . enhon In are far as their rbil Jeslun attorney told uf Mason lee at f'.uffalo, N Y Syracuse mllhons of dollars hcan Ctntral C.om.•luttee ICh1cago dreu are concerned meetrng of stockholders Wt>d artrng manager of Ihe re~ort reported an additional Inch I We d( n t know exactly how Mr Clark had serv'?d as The 4th Appelklte DIStrict He suggested that schools nes:lay that Ihe resort had sard a stalemPnl of the fman brln&tne the snowpack at thsl much they Intended to s clerk of Srtpto forthtR I composed of ftfleen counttes 1 Jake over the Job beglnntng debts of fllf 022 000 Fnedberg eta! status "'I I be "' wd after , city to five inches llankms sa1d but the figures years was a memlft;r o1 e contams all of the Tenth Con Ub te etl h v..as one o 1ve persons elected mct'trng of the board on Satllr $2 mil Iron and $8 rnrllion were 1 coun IY elec ,;on . ., bOilrd for 1 gress10nal Orstrrct exrept Fau "'1 wtnryar 1 wl med at t e to <h boa1d of d1re1furs IV"d ~ day "''"'~''G-'N PRv'SI 1 The Racme emergency untt f years and was chairman of the f ld c e emeu eve 80 1ncreus nesdav Othus are Mar1e J 1h' board II tt 1 to """"""' • v "' on p1eces o paper m one man s I Jag the strena1b ,Jf the drlak \\ r a e-mp 1 den Johnson seemg 'mmunum n an effort lo stop ambu anre pockets Ioounty Chtld Welfare Board for 1e ounty 6' Pamumbo and Henr) C BtJS sec~rt' add twnal long lerm opposlttoo" 10 Congress was runs before they start has re- ' I can t praise the polrre too three years He wes a rnem =~~e cbild progresses ia frnanc ng for Lht> resort The preuill8 ahead today wtth hts quested restdents m that area much Ftrestone sa•d after her of the Republtcan Central Firemen Hear Talk ~ fact'tl) was butlt wtlh the Bid pJans ror ex.tra tax revenues to of Meigs county to be sure thE) wards They 1nt:>w what they j Comm1ttee for ~everal years 0 E .lit:1:t"' <:!1 ~ of ~I 042 000 loan from the -\1 ea 11 ·R Unit Safety finance the war m Vtet Nam rea II) have •n emergency be were dotng a!l(j they dtd th CommiSsiOner Clark ts a mem rede1 elopment Admmtstra The President 1hursday sent foce askmg help job wei her of the Mflgs County Farm The Rarme firemen and liOn Pnvate tmestors pill op the lawmakars detailed requests A ,stJOkesman for the umJ Bureau guests Thursday heard Stat• $347 0011 for tax realignments he estt satd Smce we are a non prof CIC Plans Annual I He IS the son of the lait Htghway patrolman Cectl Car mates will brmg m an extra II orgamzatton and must depend I John and Weltha Clark and IS penwr gtve a lecture on safety I $4 8 Nlllon m the ltRcal year on publtc donatwns for support J\leeting Jan. 19th marlled to the former Lola E I procedures for emerge""Y •• II' begtnnmg July 1 The btggest we do not feel tl IS fatr f o r Tlte annual meetmg of the Gilkey Mr and Mrs Clark htcles effeet on the average taxpayer those who have helped us that Metgs County Commumt I hsve one son Larry Attendmg from Svracu-. were eft will come from a new mcome ~or menb alnd equtpment behused pruvement Corporation har be~n l volunteer ftremen Woodrow T I thh 0 ld I ZwliJm~.~ F 1 s d I Off I tOr am u ance !iiervlce w en s h ax WI mg Pan tc•a s tr em rgen sc eduled for Wednesday Jan D W d h • rt z !Sson an Metgs County Shenff Robtrt stressed thrs actu11lly would ou~e abse~ce cy may arrse m 19 at 7 30 p m at the mf'etmg og ar en •as E~r Prckens from R a c 1n e C Hartenbach apprehended a belp some workers whtle at !he The squad group fndtrated It Iroom of the Columbus and Sou nr<l8 of Advrce WERE Juntor Johnson, Dale I rtported female escapee from same time speedmg the flow of will refer the strtctly ambu thern Oluo Electm Co m Mid II Metgs Oountl Warden George Roush Glenn RIZer Charles tbe Spence Sprtngs prtson al W money mto the treasury lance cases to other sources ef dleport Logan tod!ly urged residents Shane Ralph Shane Roger Beckley W Va Thursday at j Funeral servlres ror Wrll m transporlalton m the future Elecllon of d.recrors for the owmng dogs w purchase the r ~urs Charles Wagner Everett 10 30 a m tn SaliSbury Town- I I Edward Foley 85 who d~<d new yeHr wrll highlight the ! 1966 tags now to save money- oush Edward Autherson Rl sh1p 1 th1s mormng ar tht" I""SJdenre meetmg Immedtately follo•mg and • possible ftoe later ehard Wolfe John Wmgett She was ldenttfted as Mar 1 of Charles Wheeler West ( o Veterans MemorlsJ Hospital there Will Pe e dtrertors meet 1 Logan satd the deadltne for WaJtor Cleland Bruct Cleland tha Jewell 21 R D \\ trk w l lumbto • 11 be held MondJI at Admllllon& - Wtlbur MeDon ''IR for the purpose of electmg I purchasmg tags Is January 20 and Btl! Nance and Pat Pat Va She was reported seen 2 P m at Rawlmgs • l uJ s ald Chester Thelma Frale} otficers and tmnsactmg other and mdJcated thai the sale of terson of Rutland The meeting several time m the Syracuse Funeral home Mtddleport Jack Baxter Mtd buslness tags IS currently luggtng about was at Racme fire hall area early yesterday before be Or I EWIS TELLt. 1h Rev Donald Boone "'" dleport 200 behind last year Late pur lng apprehended by Shertff Har ufftetate and burtal be '" Olschargea - Walter Wears FILES PETITfONS chase forced many people to Meigs General Hospflal tenbach IS the Rtveme• Cemetery at COLUMBUS (UPII _ A Lo Pomeroy Wtlllam Searles, Mtd I Dlck Karr Sr ftled pettttons pay the penalty last year satd Admission• - Lenme Pullms I Shertll Hartenbach Indicated Mt~dleport B•n Ohto man was being held dleport Lelah Weatherby Mtd Thursday lot the Metgs Coun 1 Logan Reedsvtlle Ieday he has nottfted the prtson llr Foley was born Decem In Franklin County Jatl here dleport Bertha Oliver, Pome ty Board of Commtssloners Dlschareea - Helen Carper l authorttles at Beckley througb 0 ber II 18&1 and was a retu ed 1 OCAL TEMPS undar $5 000 bond 10 th• dtsao roy Elste Barnhart, Mtddie- Elecfton Board Clerk Dorothy Pomtro) Margaret Mulford the West V~rgmta Slate Pol\C~ I sexton on th• Hocking 1 alley pearance of a $3ti 000 cash >htp- 1port Johnston reported Temperatures 33 degrees al II Che sh1re Paul Caset, Middle- She was being held tn county and L & 0 Ratlroad$. He was ment last month from the Fed am today, sktes overcast por1 jail this mornmg preceded tn death b) hts Wife Nanrv Ellen William and Is orSUJ\1\ed eral Reserve Bank or Crncrn Iby two sons Lolum- 14 Senior Girls to Take Stage • 1n Meigs Pageant I'ORLD I Abele wi"ll Seek Seat 0nBench Police Slugs Catch Pair ::~ra~t!~'~ycl~;~::rsto ~;~ Of Would. be Kidnappers ~: ~h!t 1~u;t~~rl:ddlei: ~our a;;~nc:re n;~,:red ~~ 0.:~d re:e~~ ~;o~~~~ :;~ I I 1 I Clark wi"ll FI"le for I cOmmiSSIOD •• stoekh0lders T0 Examine • be • Racine E-R Unit Asking Cooperation Finances of Point Resm:t I 1 ~•rben wwn~~'P 1 <~ speu~l ~~~ ~gtll count~ I I I W oman Taken Jnto Custody BySh '{{ ' ----w. E. Fole)', 85 Dies Friday in 1 W Col b' est w urn Ia Logan Man held As Suspect in 1 I nah Charles Amerme 30 truck dmer for a contract mat! haul ar was charged wtth theft from the mat! He was arrested Thursday at Losan by pollee and postal In speelors an a stakeou' at the western edgf! of the town Au thorltl01 decltned to eomment 00 ewnts leadmg to hts arrest Amerlne was the drtver of a truck lbat left Cmcmnati for Adelphi, OhiO wtth the ship. mont When the truck arrived Dec 14 the money was mtss 111( The<t was no tndlcatton anv or the mlmne money bad lleett recovared ~Ill I Dr. Te11e . Missing Bundle u React IOns • M•lXed t0 Ch an:g'F)S ln • or.'Sepower 0n Sta££ £ Area Hosplta • } PreSident theRalph BoardCrump of Trustees of Peasof I bus and Charles W of Rolland ant Valley Hospttal announced )ftve daughters Mrs Eva Lem .::;:; ley M•ddltport and Mrs Hazel toda) reappomtment of Le w of Mrs Rtfe Ele both Bell COLUMBUS (UP[) - Pro- men represented by dlreetor wered boats " D Telle M 0 w the Med Kauff of Rutland Mrs Matilda posed changes m regulattons Brad Pterce of New Lextngton poState Sen Charles Pancake wera In the <amps - modern standard and cal Staff Maty of Duncan F'alls Ohto state parks and lakes drew a opposed all change, tn horse D Nel•onv•lle led a dele atlon Lakes where tty o prtmttive Or Telle wtll be engaged In and Mrs Eltzabeth 'roung Wesi b h If M mtxed reaclton Thursday 01 s / power regul tlon d ked 1 f ht h g no m tors, ex The fee ~til be $1 75 per mght the pnvale prarttce ol general C a s an as tg rng t e propo'Sed ban on cept electric would be pernut p.er unrt m the modem class surgerv m Pt Pleasant begm I 0 1urn 18 a a Sister rs 1 tkargmg fees for gRasolme motors on ted under the new rules are $1 15 per rught tn the standard 1 mng Jun 24 HIS off tee wtll be I Gand 1 ePrs or un and strouds Run Pike Tar HoUow Blue Rock, class and no charge for prum )orated 1n 11 e Pleasant Val lev 8 ro er 0 rf 1 roA plan w cut r..s lor camp General Motors sent Its pub State Parks tn ooutheastern Mount Gtlead Jefferson Roos,._ liVe campmg The rates are In llospttal gan Toledo and several grand ers In state parks was applaud ~c :ff~rs ~trector Rtchard H Ohto velt Sctoto Tratl, Adams, Alma, effect dUlllli the regular aea Dr Tille has practiffi! m thts eht~e~ and se\eral ll'eat ed, as was expected Also as ea • r tnCIDDatl to proltst The dlvson planned Ia out Van Burean Pullderson Find- son area for the past 6'7 years and gra c tldren expected proposals for htgher mcreasmg the llmttation of law all bul eleetrtc motors ley Strouds Run 111 ad Is o n George Sanders 69 Green until recent!\ was associated He was a member of the Mid. horsepower motors on some horsepower on Cowan Lake and there Both lakes ••w permtt Forked Run Harrtson Bark Sprmgs, urged elderly persons wtth the Gall tpolts Medtcal dleporl Bapttsl chu"h Frtend• state lakes caused a st1r a leiter agamst tt was submtt gasoltne motors of 3 6 horse camp L.1ke Hope, A W Mar be allowed to camp free of Center Hospttal He ts certtf,.; may call at the funeral home lied by former U S Rep Rob- power lon and Kiser chsrge, atatln& the daily rat,. by the Amertcon Board of Sur any ttme after 6 P m Satur It seemed ltkely the wave of ert Taft Jr Pancake claimed that forcing Fee Cbaages Landed btte deep Into tbe mcome of re- ger) ts a Fellow of the Arner day protests over mcreased horse Would Destroy Beauty those m hts area of the state to The National Campers and tired persOill who hsve only 1ran College of Surgeons and Is power llmtts ICJr boats on a Peake said faster motor boat, get rid of gosolme motors and Hikers Asooctatmn was among Soctal Security or penston pay a member of the teachtng lacul· OJ. IN HOSPITAL WEATHER number of lakes would cause a on the lake would ~rtad Its at buy electrtc motors would be a orgamzatlons and indlvtduals ments on whtch to ltve ty of the Ameman Soctety of John T McKelv form.r .:.;."• ttldw toalpt, low U retrenchmg hy the stale on lracttveness and another hardshtp they cannot afford commendmg the dtvlslon for Rebholz has at least 10 days Abdommal Surgi!Ons restdent of Is critical *7 <old oo Salur some of those proposals noted the lake Is only two miles Dtvls10n Chief Melvin J Reb changing camolng lees before deeuling which of the IJr Telle and hts family I?- 1y 111 at Camden Clark ospltal ....;.., lit IOIIJIIea•tj The Ltquo or Oblo iports : : . and questioned whelberj bolz told the group the ehlll1(es Under the new rules there proposed reJUiallona will be Side on 29th Street 1n Pomt Parkersbura Ht Is the unole of --. IL 11'11 ' - IDr lilt bJMhll' 111 Aoraepower llmitallana Gil wW lit Gilly lbrft CIUHI or IDido ptl'lllallaaL Plus8DI, W Va. Wllllalll of Portl1114, ~- I ~~~~~~~~~ u~~~;'m "'J ~~~~~ .~~·~~re~~on ~lvt::~~e ~!:teoftost~gm I~m~~ Jo~:l~au~ 0~ Mtd~Je~rt Wtln•~• Portlan~ J!.._., ~vey ' 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 13, 1966 burton earls thaxton wolfe