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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 �~ ............ • ' 2-DIIly Sentinel, Pollleroy-lllcl~rt. .:irst in Line ~-by RH:tard S. Owrn, Publisher Hefen Bottel--' Cht-!liN Tann"Jull, Bdito1 FRUSTRATION CLAY FOR MENTALLY WELL ....... . Dear Helen: I've never written a letter to a columnist before, but had to tell you I loved your idea lor an automatic "damn, &ron, damn" key fo1 electric typewriters. Not being a lpyisl, I take the next best route. I any II over and over and over until I get to feelfng lesa frustrated. n really helps. Why, 1 don't know, - MERRITT ISLAND, P11hhshE'd evf.'rv !lftHnQQn except Sunda-.; In· Tlw Ohm V<~llrv Pllbhsl11ng C'omll<l;IY. 110 Mecham(' St . Pomeroy, OhlO 45769. 13u~iness Offtrc• phonl' WY 2-2:Hi8 Ecllton:-ll phone WY 2-2157. n·pn•sen I a I ive: Natio11.!1 ,nlv l•rll'-11 1;.! :w1 Lexmgton HO!t11wlll K11nhal l. lnr .. A\t', \••11 Yor k ('1 ! ~, :\('11 \'01 k l Sub~crtpll•ln ratr~ neiL\it'trd hy catrrrr wht're availablt•. :lO tt·nh per W<'l'k, one VP<I r ln ~rl\'11111'!' :1\ tht' Oailv St•ntin ..·l nf· $3!)11 lh SI X llWIIIils, $7 HU. ttll't•e 11HJillh:5 ~~· •·­ Uolilr HoutP wlu•re l'.rrto•r VICe not a\<lliablt• on(' munlh $1 30 Ry mall nm· H"Llr $!01lU, Stx monlhs , $5.25; Thrt'P uw1 1 1l1 ~. $3 00. COMMENT /1. liNG EDITORIALLY ·.;_...- -- ---- - On The Move • "damn-damn-damn'' \\'E 01-'H.\ oli,el\e the ch.•ngcs that Lil\l' 11latl' til thl' pupnl:1twn of our tt ll!lil\ ,\ltd tOillp;llt> II WJill the Sl1Ua• ltt!lt 111.11 t•\t :..l t·d tn.tny ,ll'f<Hles ogo To· 0 ,1\ 111-.v m lin re-.t ut ltH' cnunl t\o tlwre t .~ ,1 t\lll . . \.1111 tll: lt tht ' L\l,lng p iaL<' Pettp· It• du nut -, t.n pttt 11 1\t' tlln tlld 1!1 ~l';tJS g otH' b1.l!ltl ,lt'l' on lilt' t)ltl\t ' lt('sulenls tllu\e lltllll J'tlt.d ,ttt ', t'- tll !lw (Ottlll .v ~c<J1, ,tJHI ~~~ ' IIH!, ul ,1 ll '~l\t'~\ tLd Ure t'\l'fl· tu,ll lv tHo\ t' 1111 \(I L.n .!. ; t' l Ill han <~fl';JS. ~lll\ll 1•1 ! ltV !II Jlt ' nnt I \1 II COJI)I'Ill 111 a ~uL·:~ h k t\11\ttllttll'l' .•utd mmt· nn to ~1 1 11 l.ll,.;t: ttltt'" tn ~ ~·Jrt l l ol ;., lint'";., Thl'lt' ;til thw•· \ltHt dt•pilllf' thl:-> ('\\'Jn.tl dt.Jtlj.;.l' td pl~tt' ol ll' " ttii'IHl' . ~)l!t thl'lt' ~u Ill" to lw nn \1.1\' ol lhll;trll!lg thi S llt j..! t 111.11 \t ,t~ thl' pltiiO~(IphY !li;Jt tltt" .t.: r .:..,.~ t" ~J tt'tllr ( 11 tht· ll'llt'r s1de ot tht· ft•llt' ' It \I 11U ld .ip]H'.I I' tlt.tl 11 ti h c:n h p;Js.S1 mg \t'.ll 11 1· ,Jlt' t:rltllg \11 1 t' ."t ~r~~ 111 nut lw l'\l'll mnrr halnt" ( )IH' oL ~ t·J 1 t'T h,ts IOI!ll up 111111 till' pt!'dJtt lnn llt<Jt Jl!'l' SOn'i tw r 11 t'l'lt tlie :l~l" ol 22 and :!4 \ (';IJ ,o.; ( ;,n t11'; ( \ l'll IJI(II]( \ !]t,ll !Ill'.\ I\ til •·h:Jllgt· tlJt ·ll pl.l t t' uf 1 I'~Hklln.' dnnng tltl' Ll!ll't>lll \t'.ll II ll,1s lt('t'n (•:-tJmatPtl t!t.t! oH'f 3S millio n Aml'l'll :ws move t'.tl h ll.tt Tlwrl' dte about ~tx mJI\ton th.11 moH' out of tl1e ~tate. :wei another s1x 1111lhon cross t:uunly lm1·s Tlw btg· nt•' l 1110\l 'llW ill is ;!IOIIIHI mb;tn li'J!tf'JS ~herr peoplt• who arr on the t>rononuc U)Jgr;Jde are ronstlln ll y srl•king bettPr ll11ng tomlltlons 111 ~u hurhia and \~hat i .. , cal\pt\ 1.:'\ll l b1a Prop~e arP no lon).!l'l' conlt'nl \'. tlh ]liSt ordll1il1Y lliHtg lJU:lt· h-•rs .1nd a!' tlwv ran afford 1t thrv sh;~kP off the old ancftakP onllH' nt'\\ hom1ng un1ts m plantwd romnwn rta·s ttl\ a~' flom the sta1d pl(lces of ahodtThl' eleml'nts ol our· .sor ktv. who are most !1kelv to mmr CliP thr )oung and the hetter edutafPd Thank goo(ln<•ss tht..·re au• exr 1·pll ons TIH'H' an· st ill a large LOmparw of \\ J•ll-ed tl('atrd prrsons "ho l!ke to put dm\ 11 l OOt s 1nstrarl of being perpt>lu<JIIv on the movr The mam reasons I' hv tht• \'ln ng movt· 1s that thev get m:I!Tlrrl anrl t<1kr lw1r fm;t permanent 1ohs A prr son \Udl a co lh·~e educa1ion makrs moVf·s 1\nre as murh as one ~ ith a il1gh ~rile)() I education or lt•.ss Just \\]H'Je tlw \\hole thlllg is go· ing to emi 1s hard til dPtermlnl' The medmm <tgE> ol our populatwn IS reach· ing the l1gun_. ot 2R ve;1rs and con11nut's tis d0\\11\\anl lOIII";(' \\'t> .Just wonder \\ hetlwr the h1gln1 a)~ ;u1d byways \\'Ill lake th e f'Xodus bv 19i0 \\}H'n one student 111 thn•e \\Il l !n college \\'t• '' (lu id r1ot be <Hw to stand 10 the \\3V of 1he ambltJOtiS pi·rson who sres a mu~·e a" a ( han1 P lor greater opportunit ies 'lilt' nwlll thing fu1 peopiP consJd,_.nng movmg 1s que::;tJOn of \\ hether li ~ nant wl g3111 ~]Jouhi be the only cntPria for pulla•g "~ slakes \tmy have found a sense of 11 ell-lwmg In place thal are familiar to tlwm 11om h1rth. Somrtimrs thl• eldPT lv rctln'd \ ra\'e a t'h:1ngP of Sf Pnt·t v to a warnwr ellml'. b111 it ts ha1rl to mJke frwnd ~ 111 stra 11 ge rommltllliiPs unlrs.s you <Jre a gregattuus prrsontiiJty. We al"o mu -;t rPalize that to a J! rf',ll rlegree there 1s '"1de- sprrad oppo!lltnl11PS for ~utcess 1n ma11~' plar<·s. and \\ i11h• 1t is prrdich·d that '\mrnr::~ns \\Ill tw morf" mnbllr m fuf111 e. 1\f' can not help hilt ft'r l th::~t modt'rn lmng IS not as st;Jhle as 1t om r was to the detr 1nwnt of real hrtng to a great degn•p - go The AnfH!nls Wav The at.cli'nts lbt!d thr. af111Pd1J( I a romiUJI to {'( ifl\of'V anrl dlslnhutr \\,Ill'! to great ,.cl\.<tnta,;,,e In A D 97 the ll!flf' aq11rdul'ts ol Honw provHkd :w nnllron Untled Statt•s ga ll ons JWI' Oflv ,.,.,thm tht "Walls and 20 rnt lilon l'nltl•d ~tal('" g;1l Ions fJII!sHk till' The v-all~ ~v .\ l e!ll ~\J'> 01~.1niZ+·d ur11t,•r fttf' repub!J r hy < onlnu:tcu :-,, who htnlt :md ran it, and undt ·r !he empill· h~ <i bo;n d of curators \\ tt h a staff. ~upPrvJse<l slave The Mongoose It is not true that the mongoose is Immune to ·make pmson. nor does rt seek and rat a herh;d rrmed~ •f bitlrn. The m ongoo~P ll\'O ids th ~ snakt's fan g~ by its amazrng <l~Jhtv 1n ciodgmg when t.'Je snake strik•·' It 11ttacks anrl kill'S fhP prJI<,onotu enake by rlartmg upon the hrad o( the make and nac·km~ tfs ~kull w1th a ~)(}W· erful btte A mon goose is r.osdy tJmed and makes a good pel. -· ·----...... tro~ble, let Helen ~p YQO. She will also welcome 70\11' own amusi"'J e~ptr~l. Address Helen Botten In we ol lhll newspaper. POWELL SIGNS BALTIMORE (UP! -Fir! I baseman Booi Powell, who all bfHin• dropped oil ill ·-.. depMtmellti last oeUOII, tdgned his Iitie contract Tuesday wltb f the Balttmore Orloleo or an eaUmated $23,0011. Powell bat. led .248 last oeason, driving ill Fla.' 71 runs and hitting 17 homm. Dear Helen: I worked In an Institution for 1PANISH COACH -Ed Jucker, formerly of the mental patients, In our therapy 1-oom we had a "clay table." unlvera:ty of C!Dcinnlltl, will On it were big &obs of mold- coach !be Spanish lllltional Ing clay, and the Idea was to oquad lor the 1968 Olymplca al pick them up and throw them Mexico City. Jucker will train at a special wall, or else pound the team this sununer and them bard whenever !be pa- from Junt 11167 until after the tients got feelings of rustrations. Olympics. Know who used that "clay table" most ? The admlnlatrators! I gue88 everybody oeedl Entt·• 1·d n' sE'cond ciMis mallmg matter ut tbe pto~t 11fttrt' ;Jt l'11m~ru~. Ohio. {lt'l' $15 'iO 14, 1966 HELEN HELP US! DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' o. Jan. ..::.======:::::=====-===::::--· THE DAILY SENTINEL 'I • F' A4Jf2:t!l&i\ii/i&IIQ@i!S&Y.P' " ''ll Telet'ision Revue HOLLYWOOD 1UP I) -Cons td( 1mg thm ll'lt"oJsJOn 1s run by upper m1dlllt da~s bur gllers, I don t knov. why we sltould h<n'e expc11t'd Wednesd<ty mgltt 's fllt'llltet~ of AHCT\ ~ · B,Hm~ul :.elll's . ba sPd on tlu old comll' bunk Jwro, to b(• . t ~ h1p as advertJst•d \ t t'dle~s to d.1y tt wasn't. An<J nl't:d\es5 to !1.-(y. tt l'nu iGn't h .l\'l' b!'l'll, ,Jl'UlliSt' to be !up, to mbe ,wvth111g -- rt>ally anvthm;. Hll'dll~ to be aol(• to go all out wltlan!l fe.tr, aml h"lt'VlSJOn c.-m 't do th.tt because 11's afra1d 11 mtgllt Jose three viewL·rs 1n back\IOOds area Thus the live a('tinn ''Batman" show. a h;Jlf. ho'Jr twJt:e-v:eekl\ entry, tried to combtne str;.ugtl t adventut t' for the ~mall Fry emU fl ~ort of 1 'Pop TV· and h1gh r,rmp for lldulr~ In short. 1t trwd to halfhi)! ;d111 h ts l1kl• fwmg halfS:Jit'. or a llllff' bit 111 !IJ\' t', or nwdeJ ul t l) s.~, . ' rf ~~ tth tme's JOb, But th1s ts 1 1.... burghers thmk For tl'll'\ JSt ull tu try h.> bt· tr11ly h1p mer~ns runnmg the sHnll' kmd of nsk thal a respc't'I~Jble , dull mtddle-aged bu . . me ssm ml 1Jh ~·s on wht'n h?. tn fu., brown Shli{'S and h ls w1fe 1n fwr floral pall~'rn dre~s l:(et up to do !he W;dusJ m one Pt tho ~t· !ancy m~htclubs ~''Look, H,w·l therE"·s I un <..;rant·, :n the btg r1ty. Strictly Mediocre "Thts 'Batman" was stnctly o brov.n shoe r~nd tloral p.11tcrn show lt had d few decent monwnt'> as ttw costum~ hero, pla\'\'d b~ Ad ,m1 \\'t>st m the grand mannt'f Of (;ardnPr J\•Jd\dy. ran mto truuhle V>tth a comtt slnp bad guy tvpt' call<'d ''The H1ddler" Jn ont> of 1hl"'e moments. BRtm;m gm•s mto a dJ sroth Pqu t·. m ro'>tume illld ;tn t!mploye asks htm "J\m01111U l ccm do for }Oll, "lr'' ( ' h~·~ k yul!r cape?'' But by and large. !he !Jt:'tter lns!JIH 'h ul !.hi' show wt•re t 1wo11 1rd hv lhP bcs1c foct th.-;t h•icVJ<.;ton ~~ nm not by people who kmJw vnd underst<tnd en l"rta mnwrt l bul by promoters who rn to I:'XplnJd and cash m on talenr, trends and Jdf'al originated elsewhere. What Uus means IS that, although pop art and high camp m<t y be very highly commerciahzL'ti now, there was something natural and even perhaps pure ol thought that slimulaled the1r airt'¥al Ill the rust place. Vidf'O cares nothmg, understand~ nothmg, about ongmal, genuine mottvat Jons but rather g1 at:s U<c trend by the pocketbook, wrmgs 1t dry of all things natural and stuffs 1t mto a hat d and last forfi'I A' The (ormat, in this case v "Batman,·· 1:-; , ... u 1U a l'Old, impersonal and bntt!e wisecrac k l1urnor becnusc everyone mvolved ts !-iO pamful!y ay,;are tiJ3l he is maklng fun of somethmg, that he Js spoofmg, that he IS satinzmg, that ht' IS Just so "m"- tn brief, the g"nu.n Pnes~ 1~ totally lost because there 1.s no spontaneous usually wH bu1 only a series of ga~s directed at a !rend all eady once remowd from Jts source by promoters. Nl the "B<ltman" executives, thf'n. probably dtd nll they coul<i to do the nght thing. The only thtng they Ja r ked was dedication to na1Und tnnorl'ncl". ThC'..' don't know what ramp i9. They only lhmk they do. S.Cond Class S~y Also on ABC-TV WPdnesdRy mght, Hobert r.oulet tw ned up as th(' star of a new hnlf-lwur <;{'fH·S. "Blue Light." in wh ich he plavs a double agent 1n World · W<tr II who op!'ratrs bt!hlnJ Nazi lmes and tnes to undermtne the German lugh command. 1 wouldn't say the produc t10n 1s exactly seeonddass. but 1f J were thP prodm·pr J would name Ute v1llnin Brassfinger. Tbr Channrl Swim: B;-;rhra Stre1sand's nPxt one-hour sp""Ct::IJ a1rs Marc·h 30 and w11J he dmded rnto thn>e segments: Th~ first m the PhJiadelphla Museum of Art, tne serond m crrcus selling and the lhtrd In York . Artllur Godfrry IS lhc host or ABC-TV's ··H;Jllywood Palac("' J::tn. 29, and Sid Caesar Js a guesL ABC-TV'll ''Dm'rtiono;" for Jan. 2.3 offers •·a dramatie co~{'f'rt Jn ~ew DOCTOR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandstad~ M.D. Having a~·eady looked at the causes and results of the chronic anxiety state the question arise> What can be done about 1t'' The solution is not easy but lhe situation is not hopeless. It is of prune importance to break the cham of cause and eflect. Smcc th e roots of the trouble are usually in the faQlih, a reputable family counselmg agency c:m oft<'n help. The goals a1e mutual affection, trusl and mm at support. Each member of the famrly must be respected ils an indiVIdual and allowed to develop his own independen t pcrsonahly. We must ram ourselves not or.ly to avo1d stewmg ovn things that arc beyond our c:mtrol but also to face up to Situations that appear to be threat· en!ng and Jmdmg a solution rather than tr)ing to sweep them unCer the t:arpet. If, whtle sufft>nng £rom anx. iety, you C<tn learn to deal w1t hyour !Jroblem you will not only feel btJIIer but yoll will bave reached a new level or m~tunty Often, if you can get the sympathe~ll car of a fri end, doctor or cler~ym:m and talk abou! your problem, you will arnve at a w!ulwn more tl1rough Ius mural support than through any spcc1ftc advJce. If al l else fails a course of tranquilizers mJy be JUSt what you need. The important point to remember JS that the sm<~ll· est dosrs, ta kl•n (or the short~ est tunc rl'QUired to Improve your mental outlook, will be the be:::t for you m the long rut' Don't make thl•St' drugs a permanent crutch. Wh1ch drugs tB use shmt ld he lef t to your doctor to dec1de Q- I ha>e been taking Couma~m for 10 yeirs Every two weeks I go to my doctor for a prothrombm test. Is thore any wny a person can tell the coninqwry into the dllemma of the Americ,cm lnd tan seeking integration m ou r urban society" . NDC-TV's "Profiles m CourJ~e" series of last season, based on President Kennedy's Pulitzer Pnze-wmning book, has been sold for broadcast m Yugoslav1a. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time PoP LAto oowl'l THE LAW TO JUNIOR ANI7 PRACTICALLY STOOO OVER HIM W~ILE fiE COMPLIEO .... SflAIIE 'II-lOS E SIPEBOAROS!SilAVE I 'EM OFF, I TELL VA you LOOK LIKE ,AN (JIJT..OF-WORK TANOO PANCER !! ® 1f-IEN NEXT TIME 11-JE OW BOY LA'mERS LJP HE flAS SOM!Oii-IIN~ ELSE TO BEE~ ABOIJT •••• WIIOS BEEN UStN' MY RAZOR? LAST 8LAC'E! WAS IT YOu, JUNIOR? iRVIN' 10 SHOW YOU'Rfi MAN ENOU0H 10 SHAVE:?! button. • ., Tbe Almoaat By Uofted JDteraattoDal Tlldoy is Friday, Jan. 14, tbt Pr•" 'I 14th follow.day of 1968 witb :1$1 1o The moon Ia approadlllla ·0. oew stige. No morofng stirs. The evening stirs are Venuo, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Philippine otatesman Carlot Romulo was born on Uti& clay Ill 11119. On lhil day ill history: ID 1914, Henry Ford lleg81 making automobiles by Lho assembly line method. In 1943, Pretidenl Roosevelt and British Prlmt Minister WIDBIOO Churchill began a 1~ day meelb!J In Morocco to plaa allied offensive& aimed u lhl "uncondllional IS1Il'riinder" of the Axis powers. ID 1959, the firing ICjUBds of Cuban Premier castro exeeuted I I • I Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 19111-1 • Lashley's 25 IS Tops l·n G&J wi·n NBA 8taNII!Ip By United Pren late!'11!1!1Gall Eastern Dlvlsloa l AIL STARS W. L, Pel Boston ........ 28 11 C:ncinnatl . . . . 29 14 Philadelphia · ,25 16 New York , 14 27 Wtslen! Division .718 .674 .610 .311 " Jim Marshall slammed In 311 iR llut Gallla Academy High Hamilton, wbo scored 39 pointi 8; Trailer, ~28; Marshall, JS. pointlt ond Don Trainer had 26 Schoof gym. against the Redmen in the Ro- 8;30; Towler 244; Shively, ~ lasl night at IDBiilute, W. Va., Rio Grande trailed early in tary Tournament. Gregory held 1-5; Lu8etti, Z.I-:i. Totals, :15-» as Rio Grande College racked the first half but rolled to a Hamilton to one fleld g<~al the 90. LosAngeles ... up a ~ win over West Vir· halftime advantage of 42-30. first half and finished witb 15 w. VA. STATE (851 BaiUmore ...... 22 23 .477 g~nia Slate. Rio Grande II oow State tied the count at 70 - ro points. D. Hamilton 3-11-15; A. Jlamll, Slln Francisco ... 21 26 .447 12-5 and W. Va. Stile 7-4 for with about eight minutes to go State had slx men In the ton, 5-3-13; Hunter, H-12; HerSt. Louis ........ .16 25 .300 , the lea8011, "· In !be conteat but Rio GraJde double figures, Including D. ry, H-12; Conyers, J-{)-2; MOll Detroit . .. .. .12 30 .286 G & J Auto, paced by Gary Abels 4-1-9; Collins 0-2-2; To- , Thunday's lleaalts Rio Grande meets North- rolled out to an 86-75 lead, and Hamilton. Tom Menefee was efee, iHH6; Barsdaie, 6-3 _ Iii Cincinnati !07 St. Louis 102 Lashley's 25 points, ran ils tals 36-18-90. wood Institute of Midland Mich. was_ never beaded. , high with 16, Barsdale hod 15, Totals, 211-29-85. (Only game scheduled) at 8 P~- Saturda at J~ckson , B1~ &-5 Paul Dtllon turned Alan Hamilton 13, Ben Hunter 1 r--iiiOiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiOi.iiio;;;;;"" unbeaten string to ll with a DUNLOP's <161 92-56 win over Elberfelds of J . Smith 11-1-23; B. Greenlee "B•t ll doem'l look like mo!" High SchooL NoJ;.wood now hts rtghl. ankle and went to the and Jim Berry each had 12 FINEST AHL Staadlngs leads the naUon In scor' av· bench _wtth about four mtnutes The Redmen run mto foul Pomeroy last night in Gal- 4-{)-8; D. Tarbet! 6-0-12; B. eraglng 1118 lnla ;mr,.ame to go m the first half. But he I trouble late in the contest, Josltpolis Independent Basketball Newlon 7-0-14; 1'. Ury 2-1-li; if. I By United Press lnternatloul Ea•tem Dfvlsfoa ' and has two ~ayers":ver~gi-~ ~~It taped and, returned to lmg Gregory With love nunules League play at Washington Simkins 1-0-2; R. Franklin I 1 W. L, T. Pis. GF' GA 1 ftrush w1th 12 potnls and 'll of to go, and Marshall at t h e School gym. 2. Totals 32-~. 30 and 33 , Is . 23 8 3 49 140 89 porn per game. Rio Grande's 47 rebounds. Mar- thr.., minute mark. Dillon, Ned .Swindell had 19 lor the Score by quartersQuebec ONE-DAY SERVICE -, 16 14 1 33 108 92 The Redmen Idle then, shall had 12 rebounds. Tramer and Rudy Shively each losers along with Dale Harrl- Firestone 16 36 63 Hrsh ON REQUEST .. 13 18 1 27 37 ll2 due to first semester eiOIJDll, Coecb Art Lanham praised had four personels. ' son's 14 ~nd Bob Eastman's 12 Dunlop's 16 28 45 66 Sprfd ... 12 l9 3 27 86 ll7 until Jan. 26 when they play • U Sharon Gregory tor o fine RIO Grande shot 45 4 per I Carl Wolre had 16 and Bob McCLELLAN'S 1881 Prov . 13 19 0 26 94 1116 return coolest w1th W. Va. State defensive job on Slate's 6-5 Dave cent connedmg on 35 of 77 from Roush 13 lor G & J. Wolfe had M. Carter 6-5-17; B. Ball Weatem Division - -!be floor, while W. Va. Slate !' 14 points in a big second quar~ 17-&-39; J. Kaman•ki 13-4-30; w. L. T. Pis. GF GA Jl O'T00 I whoso 3-10 m made 28 of 70 for 40 per cent. Cleaners • Pomeroy er that broke an 18-18 ftrsl per- WiiUams 1-0-2; R. Smith Roch • . .25 7 2 52 147 102 recordm e, ba ,._ AZCUE SIGN"D RIO GRANDE (!Ill) I Ute Our Free Porking Lot 1 lod deadlock and put G & J Totals 37-15-89. · . .~14 t 411231011 , may voros "'" ' CLE D'll 2 G 40- 1 Pitts ed the VELAND <UP!) - The 1 -~•:;on~·..:4-4-~1~;_:::r:e!go:ry:·:..:~-~::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii~:==...==~ Into a 46-28 balftime lead. WEIHER'S 1741 1965 NoCleve .. .13 20 1 27 97 101 CincmnaU R s Cleveland Indians announced 1,--------Fl'"'stone 5110 kept a firm S. Fuller 6-l-t3; P. Weiher . 10 22 2 22 82 ll7 Uonal League pennant, exBuff 111 hold on second place with a 90- :!rll; R. Wether 4-1-9; D. Atha Tburad ••'• ~ •K• 1966 the catcher Azcue a 1966 u-ults peelS to UP! pay the ted penalty In ursdayJoenight the tostgrung of 66 win over Dunlop's of Pt. 6-0-12; B. Shriner 8~16; B. Quebec 3 Pittsburgh 2 ' repor ' contrac~ making l>im Lhe fifth Pleasant. Firestone is now 10-l. Kirkbride 7-2-16; Totals 34-6-74. (Only game scheduled) "I won't complain U I'm player who has agreed John Milhoan ·led the winners Seore by quarters : asked to take a salary cut," HOUSTON (UPI) _ Buffalo's to terms. Azcue ~as rated the with 22 points, Paul P'raley had McClellan's 22 42 60 89 said O'Toole Thurtlday while "faceleas" Bills and the star- Amert;an Leagues second best Big Green, Bobcat 21, Paul Smith and Don Mag- Weiher 's 15 40 5-I 74 acfmittmg he was one ol the t dded A . Football defenstve catcher last season, nani each had 15. Jim Smith G & J AUTO (t31 Match is on TV Reds' biggeol disappointments 1 u mertcan just two points behind leader led Dunlop's with 23, Butch C. Wolfe 7-Z-16 ; S. Bunton 0- HUNTINGTON, W. Va, (UP!) last season. "I halfway expect League all-stars meet Saturday Bill Freehan of etroit. Newton had 14 and Dave Tar- 3-3, R. Halley 3-0-fi; A. Buffing- -Marshall Umverstly plays tbe Reds to start oft our salary Ill what could ba a replay of the ...,,..,.._...,....,.., belt 12. ton 3-2-ll: L. Rutan 2-0-4 ; D. Mid ~ American Conference riv- negotiations by asking me to quagllliN that plagued the ~mMma14001!1~W.'~l!IKiZ Bill Francis was hif!h for Holler 4-0-3; B. Roush 6-l-13; G. ~~ Ohio UniverSity In one of the take a full 25 per cent cut" sodden Bluebonnet Bowl foo~ West Virginia basketball ball classic last month. " the night as he tossed in 39 Lashley 10-&-25; 11. Mile• 4-1-9; games to be televisied this sea- Never lob than a 18 - game Tha weatherman was with64 Pontiac _ $2295 64 Olds _ _ $2595 points to pace McClellan's of Totals 311-14-92. son heN! Saturday afternoon winner from 1961 through 1964, holding judgment, forecasttng Ook IIIII to an 89-71 win ever ELBERFELD'S (511 .Jet Star l Hard Top Spur t Catalma 2 dr. H T. V-8, auWeiher's. John Kamanski had G. Collins 2-0-4; H. Brown 2- Marshall, fresh from a ;_ O'Toole scored his only three "chance of showers" for the CotJpl:'. V-8, auto tr •• ns, po· tomatic, !ulJ power, radio. wer !)rakes. power slt tnng, 30 and Mel Carter 17. Bob :!rll; B. Eastman 6-{)-12; N. venge victory over Morris liar- victories of the 1965 ae&SOII ov- Rice Stadium turf before lbe 2 radio. white std{'W<Jll ttr'e~. all vu,yl. Shriner and Bill Kirkbride each Swindell 7-&-19; D. Hamson 7- vey Tuesday night, wUl bring er !be last - place New York p. m, (EST) kickoff for the wherl discs, Lmted g la ~:;;. had 16, Steve Fuller 13 and 0-14: Cunningham 0-1-l. Totals an 8-2 season record against Mell and was ono of the big AFL cl..sic. bucket sc~ts. the Bobcata. Ohio U. Is S-6 over- culprits In the R~' fourth- The Bluebonnet game was Dave Alba lZ for the lo!ers. 24-8-56. all and has yet to win 1 MAC place finish, He said Thurtlday played during a staady down- LOS ANGELES <UPI) - The i 62 Olds __ $1795 Next Monday night's games Score by quarters: game this season. his arm has been examined and pour of rain before a balf- Western Conference All . Stare : 62 Olds - - - $ l 795 are: Firestone vs, Elberfeld's; G & J 18 46 69 8rfoo(.~~v.~~abr~~~~. The game will be carried ovpron11.1nced in exceUent shape tapacity crowd. It gave the Bre favored in the pro bow1 1 ~~~~r~n Dunlop's vs. Weiber's; and Elberfeld's 18 26 41 Starfire Coupe Whde \l.'ith er television to Ohlo and West by the olub physiciaa aad that ground-based Tennessee volun- football game Sunday, but the steering & wiodows, like all ret! 'tnyl mte1to1 . bllt:ki:'T G & J vs. McClellan's. STANDINGS Virginia points. be tees ..no rea!lon why I teers a big advantage in their Eastern Conferencoe team has ' new whJtP stdewall tire-s, sea ls. full po•~l'l' \\ tth POlo\ FIRESTONE (80) Team Won shouldn't eome back atrong." victory over the air .. minded an edge in one department _ radio tm1e-d gla ss. wh1t,. er win dov.:-;, r<~d~<J tjnh•U P. Smith 5-5-15; P. Fraley 8- G & J Auto gln ..,s, whtte .!.idew,dJ tire,: ll 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Philadelphia Pbillies, 'l'uiJa oquad. guys named Brown. ;~!~red vmy t mt, Bucket and wheel d1sc s. 5-21; P, Wickline 346; J. Mil- Firestone 10 I Cleveland !ndla01 and New Nobody around either prachoan 11-4-22; D. Magnani 7-1-15; McClellan's 4 7 Yow•gstown 83 Southwest Missouri State 70 York Yankees, meanwhile, lice field this week has just • 60 Old~ _ $1195 Ohio Wesleyan 93 Capital 77 reached agreement wltb key, yelled "Brown" when he wan!- I 64 Buick _ _ $2895 NEW SATURDAY SCHEDULE Rio Grande 98 big money sta~, Jim Bunning, ed a player by that name. For Super 88 reJrbrity Sedan. V· • Electra 225 4 dr. H T V-8 , 8. power b1 <lkt:~. power West Vlrglnla State 81 Outfielder Lebli' Wagnor, Wbi• L L there are four men onswering 1 CJANUARY l Sth) automa!Jc trans. power bra- ste.,rm;:: ll.rrirumil!tt' tr.ms. Hiram 86 Case Tech 62 ley Ford, Catcher Jesae (:onto that name on the East squad kes, power !.t{'cring, 6-way llkf.' w•w wlult> " H-Ie 9-;t]] Malone 81 Wolsh 8 tier and Pilcher Pete Mikkelsen and two on the West team. SKATING _ lm·~. twatJl Jfut maHtO!\ rnl' seat, f<Hlw, \lilted gla.s!i, - - 7:3p - 10:00 St. A•slm's fi7 Holy Cro!S 110 and Catcher Ron Brllll(j, I But the best known ol the I whtte sidewalls, wheel dtscs, talltc JHll!i h. A true ~.:reOJm DANCING _ _ __ I 0:00 • 12:00 Rhode Island lOt Duquesn<IIO men w•th that name tS fullback Real sharp, new Olds trade-. puff Basion Coll. 70 Nrlheatem 63 BODElL vs. SKI Jim Brown of the Cleveland F"turing Llvo Muslo Detroit 97 Notre Dame 84 LONDON (UPI) -Brltau, POMEROY LANES Rrowns who is appearing m his 61 Olds $1295 lliram 86 Case Tech 63 Jack Bodell, winner of 15 bout Women's Sunny Rnigblen ninth pro bowl game. Smce he 62 Mercury _ $1295 VIBRA TONES FROM PARKERSBURG 2 Door HT. D\Jtnmic fl3 Drake 75 Bradley lit last y....-, has algned 00 meet Deeember 1• jomed the Cleveland club nine V-R rnolor , aulom ;t !tC tr.1nsMontPrf'y 4 door. V -8, powrr Lewis Coli, 123 Ill. Tech Ill! Sid Goldstein of San Diego, Won Loot years 8g<o, Jill! Brown has nevAdmi!Mifon 50c lncllldet Skating •nd D•nclng steenng, atllo trans, whtte back up liC"hts and whtto? Ohio Wesleyan 93 Capital 77 Calif., in a 10-round fight at the Daily Sentinel 28 17 er failed to b< selected for the sidewalls, rad10. Real n1ce. slde•Hdl tucs An econom y Denver 79 Utah St. 72.. World Sporllng Club on Feb, Craw's Steak House 27 18 post-season classic. buy Utah 93 Wyoming 91 (Ovl) 17, 11 was Mnounced ThUI'ICiay. lola's Beauty Soloa 24 21 CHESTER, 0. Duke 78 Marylaad 61 Forest Run Block 22 23 FARMING TAYLOR 62 ford __ $1095 60 Chev. __ $895 Va. St. 73 Maryland St. 61 SOVIET VICI'ORY ~'rlendly Tavern 19 26 1 , BroJan· ~ rloor Hard Top 20:1 Loyola, La, 16 Mmpbis St. 78 MOSCOW (UPI) -The Cen- Dutton's Drugs 15 30 NEW YORK UPil - The Country Sedan Wagon. VB V l:l motor. au!Omatk tr;,n;; Loyola, Md. 67 Jhns Hpknl 1'1 Ira! Army team of Rn•s"ta Higb Game - Caroly.a Bach- New York Rangers ""\'e motor,sJdt'wall ~tilnd<~rtltires. tram' r;~dtu , lwqunN" ftnl .~h. white ~ide-­ 1 ~" ua whlte wall tm's, radio. Real mce. Athens 84 Florhm St. 69 walloped the tourlnJ Sher- ner and Peg Roush, 170; High returned left wmg Ted Taylor : brooke Beavers leo bockev Series - Susie Grueaer, 137. to their Baltimore farm club m I I team, Js-4, Wednesday llfght 1n High Team game and series- the American Hockey League. 3 I tho vlallors' IJl'Bl mAtch of o Crow'o Steak House, 622, 1812, 2~·k p5~ I 2211 persons ill two weeks, In 1964, more !baa Ht persons died before I drlvln( snowslortn llnally ended Ia tbt East. lito""~' .... ·~- 4a _ A ...,. ... "'" Y WinsiOO Churchill: "The onl,. guide to a man II hll con~cionco • . • the only shield to his memory II !be nctltude aod alneerily of hll acllolll." 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'lOW Good NeJshbor Ashland Oil 'leaJer Each time you buy seveo gaJons of Asbland Vitalized Gasoline you get your cllolced o ~ Ught blge mug or bowl ••• FREE! The DIIIIIS are Ideal tor coffee, tea. hot ChOcolatt 01t milk. Tho bowls ant just the lhlnt1 far soup. celllal, tee CNam 0t dessert. YoU'll WMit tD • ' I a - pleteset Tills olffll' Is limited Q - Ever since my 22- rea"' old son had encephalitis four y~ars ago he has had recurring bouts of hiccups. Are these the resUlt of his encephalitis? Caa anything be done to get rid of so hurrytoyournear- them? sian. He's walling to by Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL- S&IWJOU. c.....,.... • cA Never uaed, ...er Ulled, brand new, Golden Eagto. TwFo stayflbe·made double bed• with thick foam m~ttru 111• our ra:1aas meened wtndofr'l. Handy eledrtc:al ou~ let Storage IPact galore. Extra front eanopy. Troll"' Prtoo, N- $795.00 Rowllntt Solo PriM lxtro Conopy 60.00 Frottht 40.00 - Total $625 $195.00 22' PONTOON . 1964 HONDA CIUISER BOAT MOTORCYCLE I foot x 18 foot decktop cover. all nmniog llgbta, born, trailer with good Urea and hook up, 18 b.p, Johnson out. board motor, three ta11o seats plu!! captahu cbatr 1!011y boat 1 Rowl "Ill Solo Prlco $550 (150 SIRIIS) 4 Speed !rant. Elodric starter, WSW llnL Good appearance and eondlUon. ltwllng~ Solo Prtco $375 c... In Or C.ll Per~·- To 1oo Arrr eJtiS If MIA, ill. nLook at it 'this way-Instead of avoiJ/ng tht draft you're ..oidinr rraduatt work/" ~~:t~=::::;;;;;;iiiii;i!~iii~i"i 1 I su• '"':w'""'"' " ·'"""""'" You'veGot4 Answering Yon WHTN-TV Channel 13 A - EncopbiUIIs 10motimet leavea a locus of Irritation In the brain and rtSulta fn attackl of hiccups. Treatment with •arfous sedatives has been tried but without notable cess, When simpler methodl fai I electric stimulation .of the phrenic nerve may be tried. Robinson's Holler Brou. n, WCHS-TV Channel 8 dltton of hi! blood without lhll test? A- Anyone who Is taking an anticoagulant must have a checkup at l~~ast twice a montb to make sure the clotting power of the blood does oot fall to a dangerous leveL There II no other way to be sure. •t• Faceless Bills Meeti"ng AFL'S 'Ail-Star Cast WSAZ-TV Channel 3 .• SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE O'Toole Sure He Must Take Big Pay Cut 1:00 Gomer Pyle Hope it's invented soon I Friday 9:33 Friday N1ght Movlet MARGARET 5:00 Oleyenne ll:30 News Tonight Dear Helen: 6:00 News lUll Weather What do you think of a maa G:!D Sports 11:46 San Francisco Beat who, when he learned bls will 8:25 Weather Is going to divorce him went 8:30 Huntley-Brinkley Friday into a decline because he was 7:00 Singing Caravan Chauol 13 going to lose her as an Income 8:00 Hank 5:00 Soupy Salet tax reduction? - BREAK8·30 Sing Along Wltb Mltcb 5:30 Leave It Tu Beavw AWAY 9:30 Mr. Roberts 6:00 Look at Weather !JeEr B: 10 00 Man From U.N.C.L.E. 6:05 Pacemaker News I'd say ~ he malntalrut a wile 11 00 Late !'Jews Picturt. 6:15 Peter Jenninga New1 on l•ss than $600 a year, she 6.311 Weill Fargo SHOULD DIVORCE him I - lL Friday 7:oo Friday Night Movie Doar Helen: &·00 Early Sbow 11:00 Honey West My husband Ia a perfecllon6·30 CBS Evening News 9:30 Farmer's DauJher l•t. He started right in after we 7:110 News Report 10:011 Jimmy Dean were marned calling me o lazy 7· 15 Your Weatherman 11:011 Pacemaker New1 good - for- nothing. 11 was preg7'20Sporls II 15 Look at ;,;eather nant and awfully tired, then got 7:30 The Wild W•ld West II :211 Sporti pregtxuJl again before I bad a 1:30 Hogan'o Herne• chance to recuperate ) For 20 months I was In almost ool~ tary confinement, as he would. n t take me out when I was exz· 30 At. Aff.ernoon at Movltl pecting - I embarrassed him. Saturday 4·110 Big l'en Basketball He e<pecls me to meet him 7:00 John's Almanac 5:30 R<Iang from Floridll at the door in high heels and a 8:00 Popeye and Pals 6:00 Hulabaloo fnlly apron, after keeping the 9:00 The Jetsons 8:30 F'latt and Scruggo bab•es and the bouse spotless 9:30 Atom Ant 7:00 Porter Wqooer ·and makmg a perfect dinner. 10:00 Secret Squirrel 7:30 Flipper I agree, but sometimes 1 JUSt 10:30 Underdog 8:00 I Dream of Jeannie can't manage everything. Then 11 .00 Top Cal 8·3(1 Get Smart he calls me names. 11:30 Fury 9·00 Sat. N14!bt at MovieR To hear him talk I haven't 12·00 M A.C. Basketball lt :OO Late News done a decent day 's housework 2·110 Great \laments in Music 11 :15 Sporll Roundup smce we w~re married, and he Z: IS Pete Smth \II :20 Filma ot !be 10'1 still hesitates to take me out, this because I was always fun· filled and ""ger, outgoing, fncndl y pCT.~n who enJlj'S a good tll•ne. He says no smoking, 2:00 CBS Golf Classic Saturday D{l drinkmg, no laughing, and 3.00 Southeastern Conferend every time I open my mou th Basketball Game of Week 7·00 TV Classroom he says something real b1ttng lo S:OO Jim Walters Jublle. S·OO Captain Kangaroo cut me down in front of fr1ends. 5·30 Specoal Report t ·OO " Heckle and Jeckle" fi e DID m;1rry beneath him, 1:00 Trials of O'BrlaD 9 30 Tennessee Tuxe<lu but after all he knew what I 10.00 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 7:011 Smothers Brothers was hke. My father is a coal 7:30 Jaclde Gleason 10 .30 Linus the Lion Hearted miner and his father teaches 8:30 Secret Agenl I! 00 Qu•ck Draw McGraw school I get tired of having htm 9.30 The Loner "'Y "Either dust off the t'081 12:00 Sky King tO 00 Gun•moke 12·30 Adventure ol Lassie dust or go hack in your hole" II Ill NeWI Tuolghl 1.00 My Friend Flicka and things like that. I try to he 11:15 Mlllton Dollar Movtes 1 30 CIIS Saturday News a good mother, but hooesl, H~l ­ en, sometimes r dream myself in ano1hPr man's arms because I need •omebody to be on my team I'm so unsure of mySelf I 1:00 Hopplty Hopper Saturday I'm beginnin~ to think f'm un1:30 American Bandstand ftt to even live In the world. 2 ~ Let's Dance 1·00 Neighbors On•· kmd word might h<lp.3.30 Bowlen. Tour I l5 Social Securily CONFUSED, 5 011 ABC'1 Wide World of Sp· 8·30 Word or L~e Dear Confused 6 311 Fttntstones 9·00 Superman Yon certainly need kmd words Tammy 7.011 9· 30 FroRgie Presents but If a counselor can't put 10.00 Shetulligans 7:30 Ozzie and Harriett them in our husband's mouth, 10 30 The Beatles a:oo Donna Reed perhaps your doctor or laywer II ·110 Casper Cartoon sbow 8.30 The Law1eoce Welk Show <an. Life's too short to llv• It i 30 The Hollywood PaJact 11 :30 Mag•lla Gorlla with a person who constantly 10,30 Wmlllq JJ 00 Bugs Bunny belittles, cr1ticizes, and hacks 11 00 Bon Yonn~ NOW!! 12.30 Mil to• the Monster away at your self . esteem mainly to build up his own, I'd guess. People who are unreason~ ably ashamed of lbelr llll!tel often are only trying tn hide some inadequacy In themoelve~~o -li }'f This column ti dedicated ' to f>m1ly living, so If )'>U' r< ~6av­ ing kid trouble or just ti>lala Redmen Defeat State 90-85 Or 0 ., All Of , _ WINTER SPECIALS from R•Yflings HONDA U I. s,.;,..,, .MII!IIII&rt, O. WY 2-2151-WY ,.2U2 '--------..,..---------...1 4 2 The Foursome 2 4 King Pins l 4 The Spollen I $ High Game - Betty Smltb, 199; Paul Kloes 201: High Ser• leo - Art Hoyt, itO and Ann Hannll(, 499. High Team game and seriea - Tltt Fouri!OIIUI 181, 1857. • Society Notes Saturday .....,. cueall o1 Mr. and Mra, George Reed were Mr. ond Mra. GeM wu... of Roedsvlllt and Mr. 81111 Mra. James Brannon and family. Mr, and Mrs. Loren Benedum and dauptero visited Sunday with Mr. ond ' Mn. Roy Rollins, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine, Parkersburg, MrL Violet Mllhone and Beverly C.Dina of Tuppen Plalnl and IIJrley Lllltbkwn called on Mr. and Mra. Melp Benedum. .,., Marpret Grwmlctle tiPIDI • day recently with MrL • . .nm New Treads lfllllADI Dl SDUU TillE 800111 01 01 TOUR OWl !IRES 41 ..... ANY SIZE LISTED Mr. ond Mro. A. 1!:. W7er1 and family visited wlln Mr. and Mra. Leslie Anlbany of Parkenbuq recenUJ. 1 ;irt$fOnt De Luxe Champion~· COMPLETE SET Joppa Gl'llld1 NOW ON SALE! 750xl4 700x14 650x14 600x13 650x13 Ph11 lu tn.u. on FOR ., "oil"' ! DOWN 670x15 650x15 $2.50 WEEK NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE N1 Lilll/t H MII.U..... U•lt 111/DIITIIS H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVI. MIDDLEPORT, 0. - - - - ,- IIIII JIIIIL 'llr• of 1111me !<<n �~ ............ • ' 2-DIIly Sentinel, Pollleroy-lllcl~rt. .:irst in Line ~-by RH:tard S. Owrn, Publisher Hefen Bottel--' Cht-!liN Tann"Jull, Bdito1 FRUSTRATION CLAY FOR MENTALLY WELL ....... . Dear Helen: I've never written a letter to a columnist before, but had to tell you I loved your idea lor an automatic "damn, &ron, damn" key fo1 electric typewriters. Not being a lpyisl, I take the next best route. I any II over and over and over until I get to feelfng lesa frustrated. n really helps. Why, 1 don't know, - MERRITT ISLAND, P11hhshE'd evf.'rv !lftHnQQn except Sunda-.; In· Tlw Ohm V<~llrv Pllbhsl11ng C'omll<l;IY. 110 Mecham(' St . Pomeroy, OhlO 45769. 13u~iness Offtrc• phonl' WY 2-2:Hi8 Ecllton:-ll phone WY 2-2157. n·pn•sen I a I ive: Natio11.!1 ,nlv l•rll'-11 1;.! :w1 Lexmgton HO!t11wlll K11nhal l. lnr .. A\t', \••11 Yor k ('1 ! ~, :\('11 \'01 k l Sub~crtpll•ln ratr~ neiL\it'trd hy catrrrr wht're availablt•. :lO tt·nh per W<'l'k, one VP<I r ln ~rl\'11111'!' :1\ tht' Oailv St•ntin ..·l nf· $3!)11 lh SI X llWIIIils, $7 HU. ttll't•e 11HJillh:5 ~~· •·­ Uolilr HoutP wlu•re l'.rrto•r VICe not a\<lliablt• on(' munlh $1 30 Ry mall nm· H"Llr $!01lU, Stx monlhs , $5.25; Thrt'P uw1 1 1l1 ~. $3 00. COMMENT /1. liNG EDITORIALLY ·.;_...- -- ---- - On The Move • "damn-damn-damn'' \\'E 01-'H.\ oli,el\e the ch.•ngcs that Lil\l' 11latl' til thl' pupnl:1twn of our tt ll!lil\ ,\ltd tOillp;llt> II WJill the Sl1Ua• ltt!lt 111.11 t•\t :..l t·d tn.tny ,ll'f<Hles ogo To· 0 ,1\ 111-.v m lin re-.t ut ltH' cnunl t\o tlwre t .~ ,1 t\lll . . \.1111 tll: lt tht ' L\l,lng p iaL<' Pettp· It• du nut -, t.n pttt 11 1\t' tlln tlld 1!1 ~l';tJS g otH' b1.l!ltl ,lt'l' on lilt' t)ltl\t ' lt('sulenls tllu\e lltllll J'tlt.d ,ttt ', t'- tll !lw (Ottlll .v ~c<J1, ,tJHI ~~~ ' IIH!, ul ,1 ll '~l\t'~\ tLd Ure t'\l'fl· tu,ll lv tHo\ t' 1111 \(I L.n .!. ; t' l Ill han <~fl';JS. ~lll\ll 1•1 ! ltV !II Jlt ' nnt I \1 II COJI)I'Ill 111 a ~uL·:~ h k t\11\ttllttll'l' .•utd mmt· nn to ~1 1 11 l.ll,.;t: ttltt'" tn ~ ~·Jrt l l ol ;., lint'";., Thl'lt' ;til thw•· \ltHt dt•pilllf' thl:-> ('\\'Jn.tl dt.Jtlj.;.l' td pl~tt' ol ll' " ttii'IHl' . ~)l!t thl'lt' ~u Ill" to lw nn \1.1\' ol lhll;trll!lg thi S llt j..! t 111.11 \t ,t~ thl' pltiiO~(IphY !li;Jt tltt" .t.: r .:..,.~ t" ~J tt'tllr ( 11 tht· ll'llt'r s1de ot tht· ft•llt' ' It \I 11U ld .ip]H'.I I' tlt.tl 11 ti h c:n h p;Js.S1 mg \t'.ll 11 1· ,Jlt' t:rltllg \11 1 t' ."t ~r~~ 111 nut lw l'\l'll mnrr halnt" ( )IH' oL ~ t·J 1 t'T h,ts IOI!ll up 111111 till' pt!'dJtt lnn llt<Jt Jl!'l' SOn'i tw r 11 t'l'lt tlie :l~l" ol 22 and :!4 \ (';IJ ,o.; ( ;,n t11'; ( \ l'll IJI(II]( \ !]t,ll !Ill'.\ I\ til •·h:Jllgt· tlJt ·ll pl.l t t' uf 1 I'~Hklln.' dnnng tltl' Ll!ll't>lll \t'.ll II ll,1s lt('t'n (•:-tJmatPtl t!t.t! oH'f 3S millio n Aml'l'll :ws move t'.tl h ll.tt Tlwrl' dte about ~tx mJI\ton th.11 moH' out of tl1e ~tate. :wei another s1x 1111lhon cross t:uunly lm1·s Tlw btg· nt•' l 1110\l 'llW ill is ;!IOIIIHI mb;tn li'J!tf'JS ~herr peoplt• who arr on the t>rononuc U)Jgr;Jde are ronstlln ll y srl•king bettPr ll11ng tomlltlons 111 ~u hurhia and \~hat i .. , cal\pt\ 1.:'\ll l b1a Prop~e arP no lon).!l'l' conlt'nl \'. tlh ]liSt ordll1il1Y lliHtg lJU:lt· h-•rs .1nd a!' tlwv ran afford 1t thrv sh;~kP off the old ancftakP onllH' nt'\\ hom1ng un1ts m plantwd romnwn rta·s ttl\ a~' flom the sta1d pl(lces of ahodtThl' eleml'nts ol our· .sor ktv. who are most !1kelv to mmr CliP thr )oung and the hetter edutafPd Thank goo(ln<•ss tht..·re au• exr 1·pll ons TIH'H' an· st ill a large LOmparw of \\ J•ll-ed tl('atrd prrsons "ho l!ke to put dm\ 11 l OOt s 1nstrarl of being perpt>lu<JIIv on the movr The mam reasons I' hv tht• \'ln ng movt· 1s that thev get m:I!Tlrrl anrl t<1kr lw1r fm;t permanent 1ohs A prr son \Udl a co lh·~e educa1ion makrs moVf·s 1\nre as murh as one ~ ith a il1gh ~rile)() I education or lt•.ss Just \\]H'Je tlw \\hole thlllg is go· ing to emi 1s hard til dPtermlnl' The medmm <tgE> ol our populatwn IS reach· ing the l1gun_. ot 2R ve;1rs and con11nut's tis d0\\11\\anl lOIII";(' \\'t> .Just wonder \\ hetlwr the h1gln1 a)~ ;u1d byways \\'Ill lake th e f'Xodus bv 19i0 \\}H'n one student 111 thn•e \\Il l !n college \\'t• '' (lu id r1ot be <Hw to stand 10 the \\3V of 1he ambltJOtiS pi·rson who sres a mu~·e a" a ( han1 P lor greater opportunit ies 'lilt' nwlll thing fu1 peopiP consJd,_.nng movmg 1s que::;tJOn of \\ hether li ~ nant wl g3111 ~]Jouhi be the only cntPria for pulla•g "~ slakes \tmy have found a sense of 11 ell-lwmg In place thal are familiar to tlwm 11om h1rth. Somrtimrs thl• eldPT lv rctln'd \ ra\'e a t'h:1ngP of Sf Pnt·t v to a warnwr ellml'. b111 it ts ha1rl to mJke frwnd ~ 111 stra 11 ge rommltllliiPs unlrs.s you <Jre a gregattuus prrsontiiJty. We al"o mu -;t rPalize that to a J! rf',ll rlegree there 1s '"1de- sprrad oppo!lltnl11PS for ~utcess 1n ma11~' plar<·s. and \\ i11h• 1t is prrdich·d that '\mrnr::~ns \\Ill tw morf" mnbllr m fuf111 e. 1\f' can not help hilt ft'r l th::~t modt'rn lmng IS not as st;Jhle as 1t om r was to the detr 1nwnt of real hrtng to a great degn•p - go The AnfH!nls Wav The at.cli'nts lbt!d thr. af111Pd1J( I a romiUJI to {'( ifl\of'V anrl dlslnhutr \\,Ill'! to great ,.cl\.<tnta,;,,e In A D 97 the ll!flf' aq11rdul'ts ol Honw provHkd :w nnllron Untled Statt•s ga ll ons JWI' Oflv ,.,.,thm tht "Walls and 20 rnt lilon l'nltl•d ~tal('" g;1l Ions fJII!sHk till' The v-all~ ~v .\ l e!ll ~\J'> 01~.1niZ+·d ur11t,•r fttf' repub!J r hy < onlnu:tcu :-,, who htnlt :md ran it, and undt ·r !he empill· h~ <i bo;n d of curators \\ tt h a staff. ~upPrvJse<l slave The Mongoose It is not true that the mongoose is Immune to ·make pmson. nor does rt seek and rat a herh;d rrmed~ •f bitlrn. The m ongoo~P ll\'O ids th ~ snakt's fan g~ by its amazrng <l~Jhtv 1n ciodgmg when t.'Je snake strik•·' It 11ttacks anrl kill'S fhP prJI<,onotu enake by rlartmg upon the hrad o( the make and nac·km~ tfs ~kull w1th a ~)(}W· erful btte A mon goose is r.osdy tJmed and makes a good pel. -· ·----...... tro~ble, let Helen ~p YQO. She will also welcome 70\11' own amusi"'J e~ptr~l. Address Helen Botten In we ol lhll newspaper. POWELL SIGNS BALTIMORE (UP! -Fir! I baseman Booi Powell, who all bfHin• dropped oil ill ·-.. depMtmellti last oeUOII, tdgned his Iitie contract Tuesday wltb f the Balttmore Orloleo or an eaUmated $23,0011. Powell bat. led .248 last oeason, driving ill Fla.' 71 runs and hitting 17 homm. Dear Helen: I worked In an Institution for 1PANISH COACH -Ed Jucker, formerly of the mental patients, In our therapy 1-oom we had a "clay table." unlvera:ty of C!Dcinnlltl, will On it were big &obs of mold- coach !be Spanish lllltional Ing clay, and the Idea was to oquad lor the 1968 Olymplca al pick them up and throw them Mexico City. Jucker will train at a special wall, or else pound the team this sununer and them bard whenever !be pa- from Junt 11167 until after the tients got feelings of rustrations. Olympics. Know who used that "clay table" most ? The admlnlatrators! I gue88 everybody oeedl Entt·• 1·d n' sE'cond ciMis mallmg matter ut tbe pto~t 11fttrt' ;Jt l'11m~ru~. Ohio. {lt'l' $15 'iO 14, 1966 HELEN HELP US! DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ' o. Jan. ..::.======:::::=====-===::::--· THE DAILY SENTINEL 'I • F' A4Jf2:t!l&i\ii/i&IIQ@i!S&Y.P' " ''ll Telet'ision Revue HOLLYWOOD 1UP I) -Cons td( 1mg thm ll'lt"oJsJOn 1s run by upper m1dlllt da~s bur gllers, I don t knov. why we sltould h<n'e expc11t'd Wednesd<ty mgltt 's fllt'llltet~ of AHCT\ ~ · B,Hm~ul :.elll's . ba sPd on tlu old comll' bunk Jwro, to b(• . t ~ h1p as advertJst•d \ t t'dle~s to d.1y tt wasn't. An<J nl't:d\es5 to !1.-(y. tt l'nu iGn't h .l\'l' b!'l'll, ,Jl'UlliSt' to be !up, to mbe ,wvth111g -- rt>ally anvthm;. Hll'dll~ to be aol(• to go all out wltlan!l fe.tr, aml h"lt'VlSJOn c.-m 't do th.tt because 11's afra1d 11 mtgllt Jose three viewL·rs 1n back\IOOds area Thus the live a('tinn ''Batman" show. a h;Jlf. ho'Jr twJt:e-v:eekl\ entry, tried to combtne str;.ugtl t adventut t' for the ~mall Fry emU fl ~ort of 1 'Pop TV· and h1gh r,rmp for lldulr~ In short. 1t trwd to halfhi)! ;d111 h ts l1kl• fwmg halfS:Jit'. or a llllff' bit 111 !IJ\' t', or nwdeJ ul t l) s.~, . ' rf ~~ tth tme's JOb, But th1s ts 1 1.... burghers thmk For tl'll'\ JSt ull tu try h.> bt· tr11ly h1p mer~ns runnmg the sHnll' kmd of nsk thal a respc't'I~Jble , dull mtddle-aged bu . . me ssm ml 1Jh ~·s on wht'n h?. tn fu., brown Shli{'S and h ls w1fe 1n fwr floral pall~'rn dre~s l:(et up to do !he W;dusJ m one Pt tho ~t· !ancy m~htclubs ~''Look, H,w·l therE"·s I un <..;rant·, :n the btg r1ty. Strictly Mediocre "Thts 'Batman" was stnctly o brov.n shoe r~nd tloral p.11tcrn show lt had d few decent monwnt'> as ttw costum~ hero, pla\'\'d b~ Ad ,m1 \\'t>st m the grand mannt'f Of (;ardnPr J\•Jd\dy. ran mto truuhle V>tth a comtt slnp bad guy tvpt' call<'d ''The H1ddler" Jn ont> of 1hl"'e moments. BRtm;m gm•s mto a dJ sroth Pqu t·. m ro'>tume illld ;tn t!mploye asks htm "J\m01111U l ccm do for }Oll, "lr'' ( ' h~·~ k yul!r cape?'' But by and large. !he !Jt:'tter lns!JIH 'h ul !.hi' show wt•re t 1wo11 1rd hv lhP bcs1c foct th.-;t h•icVJ<.;ton ~~ nm not by people who kmJw vnd underst<tnd en l"rta mnwrt l bul by promoters who rn to I:'XplnJd and cash m on talenr, trends and Jdf'al originated elsewhere. What Uus means IS that, although pop art and high camp m<t y be very highly commerciahzL'ti now, there was something natural and even perhaps pure ol thought that slimulaled the1r airt'¥al Ill the rust place. Vidf'O cares nothmg, understand~ nothmg, about ongmal, genuine mottvat Jons but rather g1 at:s U<c trend by the pocketbook, wrmgs 1t dry of all things natural and stuffs 1t mto a hat d and last forfi'I A' The (ormat, in this case v "Batman,·· 1:-; , ... u 1U a l'Old, impersonal and bntt!e wisecrac k l1urnor becnusc everyone mvolved ts !-iO pamful!y ay,;are tiJ3l he is maklng fun of somethmg, that he Js spoofmg, that he IS satinzmg, that ht' IS Just so "m"- tn brief, the g"nu.n Pnes~ 1~ totally lost because there 1.s no spontaneous usually wH bu1 only a series of ga~s directed at a !rend all eady once remowd from Jts source by promoters. Nl the "B<ltman" executives, thf'n. probably dtd nll they coul<i to do the nght thing. The only thtng they Ja r ked was dedication to na1Und tnnorl'ncl". ThC'..' don't know what ramp i9. They only lhmk they do. S.Cond Class S~y Also on ABC-TV WPdnesdRy mght, Hobert r.oulet tw ned up as th(' star of a new hnlf-lwur <;{'fH·S. "Blue Light." in wh ich he plavs a double agent 1n World · W<tr II who op!'ratrs bt!hlnJ Nazi lmes and tnes to undermtne the German lugh command. 1 wouldn't say the produc t10n 1s exactly seeonddass. but 1f J were thP prodm·pr J would name Ute v1llnin Brassfinger. Tbr Channrl Swim: B;-;rhra Stre1sand's nPxt one-hour sp""Ct::IJ a1rs Marc·h 30 and w11J he dmded rnto thn>e segments: Th~ first m the PhJiadelphla Museum of Art, tne serond m crrcus selling and the lhtrd In York . Artllur Godfrry IS lhc host or ABC-TV's ··H;Jllywood Palac("' J::tn. 29, and Sid Caesar Js a guesL ABC-TV'll ''Dm'rtiono;" for Jan. 2.3 offers •·a dramatie co~{'f'rt Jn ~ew DOCTOR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandstad~ M.D. Having a~·eady looked at the causes and results of the chronic anxiety state the question arise> What can be done about 1t'' The solution is not easy but lhe situation is not hopeless. It is of prune importance to break the cham of cause and eflect. Smcc th e roots of the trouble are usually in the faQlih, a reputable family counselmg agency c:m oft<'n help. The goals a1e mutual affection, trusl and mm at support. Each member of the famrly must be respected ils an indiVIdual and allowed to develop his own independen t pcrsonahly. We must ram ourselves not or.ly to avo1d stewmg ovn things that arc beyond our c:mtrol but also to face up to Situations that appear to be threat· en!ng and Jmdmg a solution rather than tr)ing to sweep them unCer the t:arpet. If, whtle sufft>nng £rom anx. iety, you C<tn learn to deal w1t hyour !Jroblem you will not only feel btJIIer but yoll will bave reached a new level or m~tunty Often, if you can get the sympathe~ll car of a fri end, doctor or cler~ym:m and talk abou! your problem, you will arnve at a w!ulwn more tl1rough Ius mural support than through any spcc1ftc advJce. If al l else fails a course of tranquilizers mJy be JUSt what you need. The important point to remember JS that the sm<~ll· est dosrs, ta kl•n (or the short~ est tunc rl'QUired to Improve your mental outlook, will be the be:::t for you m the long rut' Don't make thl•St' drugs a permanent crutch. Wh1ch drugs tB use shmt ld he lef t to your doctor to dec1de Q- I ha>e been taking Couma~m for 10 yeirs Every two weeks I go to my doctor for a prothrombm test. Is thore any wny a person can tell the coninqwry into the dllemma of the Americ,cm lnd tan seeking integration m ou r urban society" . NDC-TV's "Profiles m CourJ~e" series of last season, based on President Kennedy's Pulitzer Pnze-wmning book, has been sold for broadcast m Yugoslav1a. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time PoP LAto oowl'l THE LAW TO JUNIOR ANI7 PRACTICALLY STOOO OVER HIM W~ILE fiE COMPLIEO .... SflAIIE 'II-lOS E SIPEBOAROS!SilAVE I 'EM OFF, I TELL VA you LOOK LIKE ,AN (JIJT..OF-WORK TANOO PANCER !! ® 1f-IEN NEXT TIME 11-JE OW BOY LA'mERS LJP HE flAS SOM!Oii-IIN~ ELSE TO BEE~ ABOIJT •••• WIIOS BEEN UStN' MY RAZOR? LAST 8LAC'E! WAS IT YOu, JUNIOR? iRVIN' 10 SHOW YOU'Rfi MAN ENOU0H 10 SHAVE:?! button. • ., Tbe Almoaat By Uofted JDteraattoDal Tlldoy is Friday, Jan. 14, tbt Pr•" 'I 14th follow.day of 1968 witb :1$1 1o The moon Ia approadlllla ·0. oew stige. No morofng stirs. The evening stirs are Venuo, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Philippine otatesman Carlot Romulo was born on Uti& clay Ill 11119. On lhil day ill history: ID 1914, Henry Ford lleg81 making automobiles by Lho assembly line method. In 1943, Pretidenl Roosevelt and British Prlmt Minister WIDBIOO Churchill began a 1~ day meelb!J In Morocco to plaa allied offensive& aimed u lhl "uncondllional IS1Il'riinder" of the Axis powers. ID 1959, the firing ICjUBds of Cuban Premier castro exeeuted I I • I Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 19111-1 • Lashley's 25 IS Tops l·n G&J wi·n NBA 8taNII!Ip By United Pren late!'11!1!1Gall Eastern Dlvlsloa l AIL STARS W. L, Pel Boston ........ 28 11 C:ncinnatl . . . . 29 14 Philadelphia · ,25 16 New York , 14 27 Wtslen! Division .718 .674 .610 .311 " Jim Marshall slammed In 311 iR llut Gallla Academy High Hamilton, wbo scored 39 pointi 8; Trailer, ~28; Marshall, JS. pointlt ond Don Trainer had 26 Schoof gym. against the Redmen in the Ro- 8;30; Towler 244; Shively, ~ lasl night at IDBiilute, W. Va., Rio Grande trailed early in tary Tournament. Gregory held 1-5; Lu8etti, Z.I-:i. Totals, :15-» as Rio Grande College racked the first half but rolled to a Hamilton to one fleld g<~al the 90. LosAngeles ... up a ~ win over West Vir· halftime advantage of 42-30. first half and finished witb 15 w. VA. STATE (851 BaiUmore ...... 22 23 .477 g~nia Slate. Rio Grande II oow State tied the count at 70 - ro points. D. Hamilton 3-11-15; A. Jlamll, Slln Francisco ... 21 26 .447 12-5 and W. Va. Stile 7-4 for with about eight minutes to go State had slx men In the ton, 5-3-13; Hunter, H-12; HerSt. Louis ........ .16 25 .300 , the lea8011, "· In !be conteat but Rio GraJde double figures, Including D. ry, H-12; Conyers, J-{)-2; MOll Detroit . .. .. .12 30 .286 G & J Auto, paced by Gary Abels 4-1-9; Collins 0-2-2; To- , Thunday's lleaalts Rio Grande meets North- rolled out to an 86-75 lead, and Hamilton. Tom Menefee was efee, iHH6; Barsdaie, 6-3 _ Iii Cincinnati !07 St. Louis 102 Lashley's 25 points, ran ils tals 36-18-90. wood Institute of Midland Mich. was_ never beaded. , high with 16, Barsdale hod 15, Totals, 211-29-85. (Only game scheduled) at 8 P~- Saturda at J~ckson , B1~ &-5 Paul Dtllon turned Alan Hamilton 13, Ben Hunter 1 r--iiiOiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiOi.iiio;;;;;"" unbeaten string to ll with a DUNLOP's <161 92-56 win over Elberfelds of J . Smith 11-1-23; B. Greenlee "B•t ll doem'l look like mo!" High SchooL NoJ;.wood now hts rtghl. ankle and went to the and Jim Berry each had 12 FINEST AHL Staadlngs leads the naUon In scor' av· bench _wtth about four mtnutes The Redmen run mto foul Pomeroy last night in Gal- 4-{)-8; D. Tarbet! 6-0-12; B. eraglng 1118 lnla ;mr,.ame to go m the first half. But he I trouble late in the contest, Josltpolis Independent Basketball Newlon 7-0-14; 1'. Ury 2-1-li; if. I By United Press lnternatloul Ea•tem Dfvlsfoa ' and has two ~ayers":ver~gi-~ ~~It taped and, returned to lmg Gregory With love nunules League play at Washington Simkins 1-0-2; R. Franklin I 1 W. L, T. Pis. GF' GA 1 ftrush w1th 12 potnls and 'll of to go, and Marshall at t h e School gym. 2. Totals 32-~. 30 and 33 , Is . 23 8 3 49 140 89 porn per game. Rio Grande's 47 rebounds. Mar- thr.., minute mark. Dillon, Ned .Swindell had 19 lor the Score by quartersQuebec ONE-DAY SERVICE -, 16 14 1 33 108 92 The Redmen Idle then, shall had 12 rebounds. Tramer and Rudy Shively each losers along with Dale Harrl- Firestone 16 36 63 Hrsh ON REQUEST .. 13 18 1 27 37 ll2 due to first semester eiOIJDll, Coecb Art Lanham praised had four personels. ' son's 14 ~nd Bob Eastman's 12 Dunlop's 16 28 45 66 Sprfd ... 12 l9 3 27 86 ll7 until Jan. 26 when they play • U Sharon Gregory tor o fine RIO Grande shot 45 4 per I Carl Wolre had 16 and Bob McCLELLAN'S 1881 Prov . 13 19 0 26 94 1116 return coolest w1th W. Va. State defensive job on Slate's 6-5 Dave cent connedmg on 35 of 77 from Roush 13 lor G & J. Wolfe had M. Carter 6-5-17; B. Ball Weatem Division - -!be floor, while W. Va. Slate !' 14 points in a big second quar~ 17-&-39; J. Kaman•ki 13-4-30; w. L. T. Pis. GF GA Jl O'T00 I whoso 3-10 m made 28 of 70 for 40 per cent. Cleaners • Pomeroy er that broke an 18-18 ftrsl per- WiiUams 1-0-2; R. Smith Roch • . .25 7 2 52 147 102 recordm e, ba ,._ AZCUE SIGN"D RIO GRANDE (!Ill) I Ute Our Free Porking Lot 1 lod deadlock and put G & J Totals 37-15-89. · . .~14 t 411231011 , may voros "'" ' CLE D'll 2 G 40- 1 Pitts ed the VELAND <UP!) - The 1 -~•:;on~·..:4-4-~1~;_:::r:e!go:ry:·:..:~-~::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii~:==...==~ Into a 46-28 balftime lead. WEIHER'S 1741 1965 NoCleve .. .13 20 1 27 97 101 CincmnaU R s Cleveland Indians announced 1,--------Fl'"'stone 5110 kept a firm S. Fuller 6-l-t3; P. Weiher . 10 22 2 22 82 ll7 Uonal League pennant, exBuff 111 hold on second place with a 90- :!rll; R. Wether 4-1-9; D. Atha Tburad ••'• ~ •K• 1966 the catcher Azcue a 1966 u-ults peelS to UP! pay the ted penalty In ursdayJoenight the tostgrung of 66 win over Dunlop's of Pt. 6-0-12; B. Shriner 8~16; B. Quebec 3 Pittsburgh 2 ' repor ' contrac~ making l>im Lhe fifth Pleasant. Firestone is now 10-l. Kirkbride 7-2-16; Totals 34-6-74. (Only game scheduled) "I won't complain U I'm player who has agreed John Milhoan ·led the winners Seore by quarters : asked to take a salary cut," HOUSTON (UPI) _ Buffalo's to terms. Azcue ~as rated the with 22 points, Paul P'raley had McClellan's 22 42 60 89 said O'Toole Thurtlday while "faceleas" Bills and the star- Amert;an Leagues second best Big Green, Bobcat 21, Paul Smith and Don Mag- Weiher 's 15 40 5-I 74 acfmittmg he was one ol the t dded A . Football defenstve catcher last season, nani each had 15. Jim Smith G & J AUTO (t31 Match is on TV Reds' biggeol disappointments 1 u mertcan just two points behind leader led Dunlop's with 23, Butch C. Wolfe 7-Z-16 ; S. Bunton 0- HUNTINGTON, W. Va, (UP!) last season. "I halfway expect League all-stars meet Saturday Bill Freehan of etroit. Newton had 14 and Dave Tar- 3-3, R. Halley 3-0-fi; A. Buffing- -Marshall Umverstly plays tbe Reds to start oft our salary Ill what could ba a replay of the ...,,..,.._...,....,.., belt 12. ton 3-2-ll: L. Rutan 2-0-4 ; D. Mid ~ American Conference riv- negotiations by asking me to quagllliN that plagued the ~mMma14001!1~W.'~l!IKiZ Bill Francis was hif!h for Holler 4-0-3; B. Roush 6-l-13; G. ~~ Ohio UniverSity In one of the take a full 25 per cent cut" sodden Bluebonnet Bowl foo~ West Virginia basketball ball classic last month. " the night as he tossed in 39 Lashley 10-&-25; 11. Mile• 4-1-9; games to be televisied this sea- Never lob than a 18 - game Tha weatherman was with64 Pontiac _ $2295 64 Olds _ _ $2595 points to pace McClellan's of Totals 311-14-92. son heN! Saturday afternoon winner from 1961 through 1964, holding judgment, forecasttng Ook IIIII to an 89-71 win ever ELBERFELD'S (511 .Jet Star l Hard Top Spur t Catalma 2 dr. H T. V-8, auWeiher's. John Kamanski had G. Collins 2-0-4; H. Brown 2- Marshall, fresh from a ;_ O'Toole scored his only three "chance of showers" for the CotJpl:'. V-8, auto tr •• ns, po· tomatic, !ulJ power, radio. wer !)rakes. power slt tnng, 30 and Mel Carter 17. Bob :!rll; B. Eastman 6-{)-12; N. venge victory over Morris liar- victories of the 1965 ae&SOII ov- Rice Stadium turf before lbe 2 radio. white std{'W<Jll ttr'e~. all vu,yl. Shriner and Bill Kirkbride each Swindell 7-&-19; D. Hamson 7- vey Tuesday night, wUl bring er !be last - place New York p. m, (EST) kickoff for the wherl discs, Lmted g la ~:;;. had 16, Steve Fuller 13 and 0-14: Cunningham 0-1-l. Totals an 8-2 season record against Mell and was ono of the big AFL cl..sic. bucket sc~ts. the Bobcata. Ohio U. Is S-6 over- culprits In the R~' fourth- The Bluebonnet game was Dave Alba lZ for the lo!ers. 24-8-56. all and has yet to win 1 MAC place finish, He said Thurtlday played during a staady down- LOS ANGELES <UPI) - The i 62 Olds __ $1795 Next Monday night's games Score by quarters: game this season. his arm has been examined and pour of rain before a balf- Western Conference All . Stare : 62 Olds - - - $ l 795 are: Firestone vs, Elberfeld's; G & J 18 46 69 8rfoo(.~~v.~~abr~~~~. The game will be carried ovpron11.1nced in exceUent shape tapacity crowd. It gave the Bre favored in the pro bow1 1 ~~~~r~n Dunlop's vs. Weiber's; and Elberfeld's 18 26 41 Starfire Coupe Whde \l.'ith er television to Ohlo and West by the olub physiciaa aad that ground-based Tennessee volun- football game Sunday, but the steering & wiodows, like all ret! 'tnyl mte1to1 . bllt:ki:'T G & J vs. McClellan's. STANDINGS Virginia points. be tees ..no rea!lon why I teers a big advantage in their Eastern Conferencoe team has ' new whJtP stdewall tire-s, sea ls. full po•~l'l' \\ tth POlo\ FIRESTONE (80) Team Won shouldn't eome back atrong." victory over the air .. minded an edge in one department _ radio tm1e-d gla ss. wh1t,. er win dov.:-;, r<~d~<J tjnh•U P. Smith 5-5-15; P. Fraley 8- G & J Auto gln ..,s, whtte .!.idew,dJ tire,: ll 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Philadelphia Pbillies, 'l'uiJa oquad. guys named Brown. ;~!~red vmy t mt, Bucket and wheel d1sc s. 5-21; P, Wickline 346; J. Mil- Firestone 10 I Cleveland !ndla01 and New Nobody around either prachoan 11-4-22; D. Magnani 7-1-15; McClellan's 4 7 Yow•gstown 83 Southwest Missouri State 70 York Yankees, meanwhile, lice field this week has just • 60 Old~ _ $1195 Ohio Wesleyan 93 Capital 77 reached agreement wltb key, yelled "Brown" when he wan!- I 64 Buick _ _ $2895 NEW SATURDAY SCHEDULE Rio Grande 98 big money sta~, Jim Bunning, ed a player by that name. For Super 88 reJrbrity Sedan. V· • Electra 225 4 dr. H T V-8 , 8. power b1 <lkt:~. power West Vlrglnla State 81 Outfielder Lebli' Wagnor, Wbi• L L there are four men onswering 1 CJANUARY l Sth) automa!Jc trans. power bra- ste.,rm;:: ll.rrirumil!tt' tr.ms. Hiram 86 Case Tech 62 ley Ford, Catcher Jesae (:onto that name on the East squad kes, power !.t{'cring, 6-way llkf.' w•w wlult> " H-Ie 9-;t]] Malone 81 Wolsh 8 tier and Pilcher Pete Mikkelsen and two on the West team. SKATING _ lm·~. twatJl Jfut maHtO!\ rnl' seat, f<Hlw, \lilted gla.s!i, - - 7:3p - 10:00 St. A•slm's fi7 Holy Cro!S 110 and Catcher Ron Brllll(j, I But the best known ol the I whtte sidewalls, wheel dtscs, talltc JHll!i h. A true ~.:reOJm DANCING _ _ __ I 0:00 • 12:00 Rhode Island lOt Duquesn<IIO men w•th that name tS fullback Real sharp, new Olds trade-. puff Basion Coll. 70 Nrlheatem 63 BODElL vs. SKI Jim Brown of the Cleveland F"turing Llvo Muslo Detroit 97 Notre Dame 84 LONDON (UPI) -Brltau, POMEROY LANES Rrowns who is appearing m his 61 Olds $1295 lliram 86 Case Tech 63 Jack Bodell, winner of 15 bout Women's Sunny Rnigblen ninth pro bowl game. Smce he 62 Mercury _ $1295 VIBRA TONES FROM PARKERSBURG 2 Door HT. D\Jtnmic fl3 Drake 75 Bradley lit last y....-, has algned 00 meet Deeember 1• jomed the Cleveland club nine V-R rnolor , aulom ;t !tC tr.1nsMontPrf'y 4 door. V -8, powrr Lewis Coli, 123 Ill. Tech Ill! Sid Goldstein of San Diego, Won Loot years 8g<o, Jill! Brown has nevAdmi!Mifon 50c lncllldet Skating •nd D•nclng steenng, atllo trans, whtte back up liC"hts and whtto? Ohio Wesleyan 93 Capital 77 Calif., in a 10-round fight at the Daily Sentinel 28 17 er failed to b< selected for the sidewalls, rad10. Real n1ce. slde•Hdl tucs An econom y Denver 79 Utah St. 72.. World Sporllng Club on Feb, Craw's Steak House 27 18 post-season classic. buy Utah 93 Wyoming 91 (Ovl) 17, 11 was Mnounced ThUI'ICiay. lola's Beauty Soloa 24 21 CHESTER, 0. Duke 78 Marylaad 61 Forest Run Block 22 23 FARMING TAYLOR 62 ford __ $1095 60 Chev. __ $895 Va. St. 73 Maryland St. 61 SOVIET VICI'ORY ~'rlendly Tavern 19 26 1 , BroJan· ~ rloor Hard Top 20:1 Loyola, La, 16 Mmpbis St. 78 MOSCOW (UPI) -The Cen- Dutton's Drugs 15 30 NEW YORK UPil - The Country Sedan Wagon. VB V l:l motor. au!Omatk tr;,n;; Loyola, Md. 67 Jhns Hpknl 1'1 Ira! Army team of Rn•s"ta Higb Game - Caroly.a Bach- New York Rangers ""\'e motor,sJdt'wall ~tilnd<~rtltires. tram' r;~dtu , lwqunN" ftnl .~h. white ~ide-­ 1 ~" ua whlte wall tm's, radio. Real mce. Athens 84 Florhm St. 69 walloped the tourlnJ Sher- ner and Peg Roush, 170; High returned left wmg Ted Taylor : brooke Beavers leo bockev Series - Susie Grueaer, 137. to their Baltimore farm club m I I team, Js-4, Wednesday llfght 1n High Team game and series- the American Hockey League. 3 I tho vlallors' IJl'Bl mAtch of o Crow'o Steak House, 622, 1812, 2~·k p5~ I 2211 persons ill two weeks, In 1964, more !baa Ht persons died before I drlvln( snowslortn llnally ended Ia tbt East. lito""~' .... ·~- 4a _ A ...,. ... "'" Y WinsiOO Churchill: "The onl,. guide to a man II hll con~cionco • . • the only shield to his memory II !be nctltude aod alneerily of hll acllolll." TELEVISION GUIDE Wlf8 fal BEST ' », SKATE-A-WAY YOII cboice when you buy 7 Asblaod MUGoR Yltalized 1 AS-IS SPECIALS '--=======2='=Lhroii;;;;ee-;;;;:game~~So~vl...,;.;et.;to~ur~=--; The Ladies also held lr ' 811Dual New Year's party thetr with HA RNESS RECORD RAWLINGS Honda Sales MIDDLEPORT, 0. 59 Mercury Colony Park Sta. Wagon _ $595 lood and more food, and all re- NEW YORK tUPli - A V·8 motor, power eqmpment, hke nrw tires port a pleasant evening, record 22,893,418 patrons bet a rt!COrd $1.363,975.699 at harness 58 Olds 98 - 4 Door _ _ _ _ _ $495 BEND LEAGUlli race tracks in 1985, the United Points States Trotting Association Sllarp. Factory atr-condlt\Ontng, Ed'o Aufn Trim G announced Thursday. : Team No. I 6 55 Buick - -- - - - - - - $195 / llulloa Drugs 8 V-8 motor. automatic transm[ssiorl SWIMMING MASTERS Wald Cross 81111 Son 2 Penguins are masters of 1 Midwest Steel 2 Team 300 z owimmlng aod diving and are High (lamo - Btlb llowen Jr. m01t at borne In too water. and Bill Boyles, 300, High By using their wmg!l as padMOTOR SALES Series - Bill Boyleo, 537. High dles, these flightless bird• can GMAC FINANCING Team Game - Team 300, 857. stay under the surface for 45 Cadilloc-Oids High Team Serleo - Ed's Auto seconds or Jonger and can swim WY 2-5342 Pomeroy Trim, 2477. 11 20 miles per hour , KARR & VAN ZANDT BOWL GasoDne Wed. Early Mind Leagae Woo Loll Four·Roseo 5 1 K-P's 4 2 Hlllloppen WINTER TRADE-IN BERRrS WORLD t SPECIALS l ,.,s-a:-~cr-,-V£-sat_'i_IG_E_j :=...~:~. Camping Trailer y ~ another oatslanding bonas offer fnllll. 'lOW Good NeJshbor Ashland Oil 'leaJer Each time you buy seveo gaJons of Asbland Vitalized Gasoline you get your cllolced o ~ Ught blge mug or bowl ••• FREE! The DIIIIIS are Ideal tor coffee, tea. hot ChOcolatt 01t milk. Tho bowls ant just the lhlnt1 far soup. celllal, tee CNam 0t dessert. YoU'll WMit tD • ' I a - pleteset Tills olffll' Is limited Q - Ever since my 22- rea"' old son had encephalitis four y~ars ago he has had recurring bouts of hiccups. Are these the resUlt of his encephalitis? Caa anything be done to get rid of so hurrytoyournear- them? sian. He's walling to by Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL- S&IWJOU. c.....,.... • cA Never uaed, ...er Ulled, brand new, Golden Eagto. TwFo stayflbe·made double bed• with thick foam m~ttru 111• our ra:1aas meened wtndofr'l. Handy eledrtc:al ou~ let Storage IPact galore. Extra front eanopy. Troll"' Prtoo, N- $795.00 Rowllntt Solo PriM lxtro Conopy 60.00 Frottht 40.00 - Total $625 $195.00 22' PONTOON . 1964 HONDA CIUISER BOAT MOTORCYCLE I foot x 18 foot decktop cover. all nmniog llgbta, born, trailer with good Urea and hook up, 18 b.p, Johnson out. board motor, three ta11o seats plu!! captahu cbatr 1!011y boat 1 Rowl "Ill Solo Prlco $550 (150 SIRIIS) 4 Speed !rant. Elodric starter, WSW llnL Good appearance and eondlUon. ltwllng~ Solo Prtco $375 c... In Or C.ll Per~·- To 1oo Arrr eJtiS If MIA, ill. nLook at it 'this way-Instead of avoiJ/ng tht draft you're ..oidinr rraduatt work/" ~~:t~=::::;;;;;;iiiii;i!~iii~i"i 1 I su• '"':w'""'"' " ·'"""""'" You'veGot4 Answering Yon WHTN-TV Channel 13 A - EncopbiUIIs 10motimet leavea a locus of Irritation In the brain and rtSulta fn attackl of hiccups. Treatment with •arfous sedatives has been tried but without notable cess, When simpler methodl fai I electric stimulation .of the phrenic nerve may be tried. Robinson's Holler Brou. n, WCHS-TV Channel 8 dltton of hi! blood without lhll test? A- Anyone who Is taking an anticoagulant must have a checkup at l~~ast twice a montb to make sure the clotting power of the blood does oot fall to a dangerous leveL There II no other way to be sure. •t• Faceless Bills Meeti"ng AFL'S 'Ail-Star Cast WSAZ-TV Channel 3 .• SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE O'Toole Sure He Must Take Big Pay Cut 1:00 Gomer Pyle Hope it's invented soon I Friday 9:33 Friday N1ght Movlet MARGARET 5:00 Oleyenne ll:30 News Tonight Dear Helen: 6:00 News lUll Weather What do you think of a maa G:!D Sports 11:46 San Francisco Beat who, when he learned bls will 8:25 Weather Is going to divorce him went 8:30 Huntley-Brinkley Friday into a decline because he was 7:00 Singing Caravan Chauol 13 going to lose her as an Income 8:00 Hank 5:00 Soupy Salet tax reduction? - BREAK8·30 Sing Along Wltb Mltcb 5:30 Leave It Tu Beavw AWAY 9:30 Mr. Roberts 6:00 Look at Weather !JeEr B: 10 00 Man From U.N.C.L.E. 6:05 Pacemaker News I'd say ~ he malntalrut a wile 11 00 Late !'Jews Picturt. 6:15 Peter Jenninga New1 on l•ss than $600 a year, she 6.311 Weill Fargo SHOULD DIVORCE him I - lL Friday 7:oo Friday Night Movie Doar Helen: &·00 Early Sbow 11:00 Honey West My husband Ia a perfecllon6·30 CBS Evening News 9:30 Farmer's DauJher l•t. He started right in after we 7:110 News Report 10:011 Jimmy Dean were marned calling me o lazy 7· 15 Your Weatherman 11:011 Pacemaker New1 good - for- nothing. 11 was preg7'20Sporls II 15 Look at ;,;eather nant and awfully tired, then got 7:30 The Wild W•ld West II :211 Sporti pregtxuJl again before I bad a 1:30 Hogan'o Herne• chance to recuperate ) For 20 months I was In almost ool~ tary confinement, as he would. n t take me out when I was exz· 30 At. Aff.ernoon at Movltl pecting - I embarrassed him. Saturday 4·110 Big l'en Basketball He e<pecls me to meet him 7:00 John's Almanac 5:30 R<Iang from Floridll at the door in high heels and a 8:00 Popeye and Pals 6:00 Hulabaloo fnlly apron, after keeping the 9:00 The Jetsons 8:30 F'latt and Scruggo bab•es and the bouse spotless 9:30 Atom Ant 7:00 Porter Wqooer ·and makmg a perfect dinner. 10:00 Secret Squirrel 7:30 Flipper I agree, but sometimes 1 JUSt 10:30 Underdog 8:00 I Dream of Jeannie can't manage everything. Then 11 .00 Top Cal 8·3(1 Get Smart he calls me names. 11:30 Fury 9·00 Sat. N14!bt at MovieR To hear him talk I haven't 12·00 M A.C. Basketball lt :OO Late News done a decent day 's housework 2·110 Great \laments in Music 11 :15 Sporll Roundup smce we w~re married, and he Z: IS Pete Smth \II :20 Filma ot !be 10'1 still hesitates to take me out, this because I was always fun· filled and ""ger, outgoing, fncndl y pCT.~n who enJlj'S a good tll•ne. He says no smoking, 2:00 CBS Golf Classic Saturday D{l drinkmg, no laughing, and 3.00 Southeastern Conferend every time I open my mou th Basketball Game of Week 7·00 TV Classroom he says something real b1ttng lo S:OO Jim Walters Jublle. S·OO Captain Kangaroo cut me down in front of fr1ends. 5·30 Specoal Report t ·OO " Heckle and Jeckle" fi e DID m;1rry beneath him, 1:00 Trials of O'BrlaD 9 30 Tennessee Tuxe<lu but after all he knew what I 10.00 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 7:011 Smothers Brothers was hke. My father is a coal 7:30 Jaclde Gleason 10 .30 Linus the Lion Hearted miner and his father teaches 8:30 Secret Agenl I! 00 Qu•ck Draw McGraw school I get tired of having htm 9.30 The Loner "'Y "Either dust off the t'081 12:00 Sky King tO 00 Gun•moke 12·30 Adventure ol Lassie dust or go hack in your hole" II Ill NeWI Tuolghl 1.00 My Friend Flicka and things like that. I try to he 11:15 Mlllton Dollar Movtes 1 30 CIIS Saturday News a good mother, but hooesl, H~l ­ en, sometimes r dream myself in ano1hPr man's arms because I need •omebody to be on my team I'm so unsure of mySelf I 1:00 Hopplty Hopper Saturday I'm beginnin~ to think f'm un1:30 American Bandstand ftt to even live In the world. 2 ~ Let's Dance 1·00 Neighbors On•· kmd word might h<lp.3.30 Bowlen. Tour I l5 Social Securily CONFUSED, 5 011 ABC'1 Wide World of Sp· 8·30 Word or L~e Dear Confused 6 311 Fttntstones 9·00 Superman Yon certainly need kmd words Tammy 7.011 9· 30 FroRgie Presents but If a counselor can't put 10.00 Shetulligans 7:30 Ozzie and Harriett them in our husband's mouth, 10 30 The Beatles a:oo Donna Reed perhaps your doctor or laywer II ·110 Casper Cartoon sbow 8.30 The Law1eoce Welk Show <an. Life's too short to llv• It i 30 The Hollywood PaJact 11 :30 Mag•lla Gorlla with a person who constantly 10,30 Wmlllq JJ 00 Bugs Bunny belittles, cr1ticizes, and hacks 11 00 Bon Yonn~ NOW!! 12.30 Mil to• the Monster away at your self . esteem mainly to build up his own, I'd guess. People who are unreason~ ably ashamed of lbelr llll!tel often are only trying tn hide some inadequacy In themoelve~~o -li }'f This column ti dedicated ' to f>m1ly living, so If )'>U' r< ~6av­ ing kid trouble or just ti>lala Redmen Defeat State 90-85 Or 0 ., All Of , _ WINTER SPECIALS from R•Yflings HONDA U I. s,.;,..,, .MII!IIII&rt, O. WY 2-2151-WY ,.2U2 '--------..,..---------...1 4 2 The Foursome 2 4 King Pins l 4 The Spollen I $ High Game - Betty Smltb, 199; Paul Kloes 201: High Ser• leo - Art Hoyt, itO and Ann Hannll(, 499. High Team game and seriea - Tltt Fouri!OIIUI 181, 1857. • Society Notes Saturday .....,. cueall o1 Mr. and Mra, George Reed were Mr. ond Mra. GeM wu... of Roedsvlllt and Mr. 81111 Mra. James Brannon and family. Mr, and Mrs. Loren Benedum and dauptero visited Sunday with Mr. ond ' Mn. Roy Rollins, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine, Parkersburg, MrL Violet Mllhone and Beverly C.Dina of Tuppen Plalnl and IIJrley Lllltbkwn called on Mr. and Mra. Melp Benedum. .,., Marpret Grwmlctle tiPIDI • day recently with MrL • . .nm New Treads lfllllADI Dl SDUU TillE 800111 01 01 TOUR OWl !IRES 41 ..... ANY SIZE LISTED Mr. ond Mro. A. 1!:. W7er1 and family visited wlln Mr. and Mra. Leslie Anlbany of Parkenbuq recenUJ. 1 ;irt$fOnt De Luxe Champion~· COMPLETE SET Joppa Gl'llld1 NOW ON SALE! 750xl4 700x14 650x14 600x13 650x13 Ph11 lu tn.u. on FOR ., "oil"' ! DOWN 670x15 650x15 $2.50 WEEK NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE N1 Lilll/t H MII.U..... U•lt 111/DIITIIS H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVI. MIDDLEPORT, 0. - - - - ,- IIIII JIIIIL 'llr• of 1111me !<<n �. ,. ~ ~ ,. , •. ,_ , ,.. ,. ·-· ··· ... ., ..... , ____, Around And About . 'ddl M I 61 Chevrolet 4 Dr. EDJBIID u llf I 11'~,. Trutte • Busy Bee.Class Installs •'ts New Officers :y 1 ° THE SHOE BOX Reed-Durst Wedding Vows are Talcen November 26th in Bradford Church JANUARY CLEARANCE 63 Chevy II Nova ~ 62 Volkswagen hi~ 64 Corvair 58 Cadillac 64 Pontiac ---- s2595 $2395 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 59 Ford Country Sedan . . 64 PontiaC 1 MOTORS DISCOUNT 2695 65 PontiaC l 495 $3295 64 parkl ane • • $2695. $2495 '. wf, 63 p • $2295 $1875 ontlac---- 63 8 • k $1995 1965 Dodge 1964 Dodge - . $1895 1963 Dodge -$1695 1963 Ford THE BEST DEALS - Co rv;Jir 4 Door Sedan. Std . tra1. Fairlarv• 4 Dr ~(·llan - . $1095 METROPOLITAN MOTORS SEE THESE ... 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and J-Ieater. One !O('al owner. Like new. • • 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON VB. Auto. trans. R&IL 1962 Oldsmobile--- $1695 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American . Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 4 Dr. liard. Top. Aut.u. trans. Power steeri ng and l;rakt•s. Hadw and heatN . 1962 Volkswagen--- $1195 2 Door :-;cdan. Radio and heater. 1961 Pontiac 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 6 cyl. Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN Ca!a lin;1 4 Duvr ,-.;l·dan . .1\ut u. trans . P·:)\n• r steering, 6 cylinder Convt. R&IJ. Standard Trans. Red and radio White. Nice car. See it! Jild li('<J. I n. One owner. 1960 Plymouth 4 Door ' $1295 • Se d~m . • • 6 cy l. :-; 1.1.1 . tran s. Hadio and healer. Very g(HJd mechanrra l condition. El Camin11 \/H . Std. tran s. l{adio and hf>aler. - - $895 1959 Pontiac - 1959 Chevrolet 1959 Chevrolet Impa la ( unn:rti hl e VB Auto. trans. Radio and heat- er. Nice(' HHii ti on. • 2 Dr. Sertm Powr r steering. Auto. trans. R&ll. • 4 Dr. H.T. VII Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 1957Dodge 4 Dr. Sedar~ ~ 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Aut o. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. 1960 Chevrolet - - $1195 • • V3. Auto. tran s. Power steering. R&H. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 88 S. Second Ave, 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR - -~ - --- Kevin Yeauger, son of Mr and Mrs. Norman Yeauger, served his sixth birthday anniversary in the morning kinder· gurten class taught by M r s. Pearl Reynolds. Kevin chose as his helpers Ricky Glaze, Christopher Jones, Tracy Burdette, Marsha Cal~ Kimberly Batey and Jay Oi'd Seated at the birthclay table were Kimberly Batey, Tracy Burdette, Jennifer Wise, la Lewis and Kimberly Groce. Refreshments or ice cream cups and cookies decorated with the name Kevin were served by Mrs. Yeauger assisted by Mrs. Denver Rice and Mrs. Reynold.;;. F'avors of horns and bubble gum were given the guest•. Denver Rice showed colored , slides during the party. AMERICAN OPERA Music for the American opera, "' Vanessa,'' was written by an American, Samuel Barber, ctve notice that the number ol Mills levied oo eocb doUu of propert7 ahown oo lbe Gtaerai T11 Duplicate of Beai Estate, Public Ult Uty and Penonal Propert7 wttblu 1114 Colllltl See These and Many More At Now In Progress \ BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, o. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ·• Jan. 14 1 • tseG '-;ui7.iTE;-:a.AS;:;-;-;;;s;;;IF;;IED~ SON 11 BORN • 11 INCH SYLVANIA TV ~ Mr. asd Mrs. Michael swat- ~ tltl. Robert llurtoB Toward New Oaahea ze1, 8yracust• are .~.~~: .~ .....ft• Pomeroy WY S-2912. 114 Ill ..."'"~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres- the birth of an 8 lb. t~ .,., son !dent Jobusoll'l sha"JJ attack born January It at Holzer Jlo&- Tbe Unlvt!'slly of w-ut a king-size pay increase pita!. The baby bas been nam· was tbe first state unlverllty ended New York'a transit ed Donald Frederick. This is to be established weal el &bl polntad today to a the Swalzel's first cblld- Ma-1 :Mls~lss;i;ii;lppl.i...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; cJaah with organized labor temat grandparenls are Mr.lr Settlement PointA I WHAT to Gel for a BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY °. GIFT??? Marshall Frosh To Represent NHCAG ChesterCouncil'sNewOificerS Installed on Wednesday Evenmg ----- 1 DUDLEY'S .J' .=::::::::::::__ Bashan Society N OPEN TONIGHT 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank ...... J Savings Co. 1 1 Group of Men's and Boys' TEA MULLEN MIDDL!PORT BOOK STORE I I I Outerwear TOPCOATS JACKETS 1 H ~~.- H u lf r;n TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS '' .,' ' ' ' I' AND CORPORATIONS ,- '' '' ' '' ' I' BEDFOIID ·---------------- .20 uo 1.110 17.110 .85 .15 auo Eastern Local S. D. · ----- .20 Sabsblll')' Local S. D. ------ :20 COLUMBIA . --------------- .20 LEBANON Eaotern Local 8. D. ------ .20 Southern Local s. D. ------ .20 LETART Southern Local s. D. ------ .20 3.80 3.80 3.80 2.110 2.50 1.110 20.110 18.00 .IS .IS .IS 27.80 211.80 22.90 .63 ,63 .63 3.80 3.1111 2,00 2.00 20,110 1$.110 .68 .68 .1S ,TJO .IS 3.80 uo 19.110 .68 .15 . 3.110 1.1541 20.110 .85 .15 ltl.80 ·- ,15 17.10 2UO CHESTER OLIVE Eastern Local ORANGE s. D. ...... .:10 · 1 1 ° for the )'ear 1~ ia 11 follows : vm.,. ·--------· 4 Dr. Sedan. Good tires. Beautiful frost white. Clean lnside and out. Nice car. Phone WY 2-3870 Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of llelp Couoty, Ohio, do honbJ Satiiblli'J Local 8. D. __ ---- .20 SaUsbury Bedford S. D. __ .20 Middleport VUtase . __ ----· .20 Pomeroy .20 SCIPIO Nortbweotern Local S. D. ·- .20 SUTTON Southern Local B. D....... .20 Kleine Vllla&a -------·-- .20 Syracuse VIUo&o . --······ .20 Pomeroy Button 8. D. ___ . .20 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC Ways and Means, Agnes White, chairman: Mabel Pickens and Thelma Grueser; Membership, Sylvia Zwilling, chairman, Mario Rizer and Clara Lavendar; Investigating, Naomi London, chairman, and Myla Hudson; Sympathy Circle, Sylvia Swilllng, chairman, Clara Lavender and Mildred Pierce. Dues, Naomi London; Cook books, Eileen Clark and Edith Hood ,· RCards, Agnes N Ad White, Sl k and ews eporler, a ac .. It was decided IAJ conlmue w1th the auction of articles brought by . members, on the forst meetong of the month With proceeds to go oo tha postage stamp fund. . Sylv1a Zw1llmg and Moidre~ Poerce, hostesses, served refreshments. River news - GoJllpolls ·Ga••• ....u- ~ - 81 Dam 12.2, 15.0, l'Uilllblg II feel I on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· 37, Pl Pleasant 24.48, llintoo "Trips 'A' 'Gifts,• 1 promo- lalllng, Charleston 18.8$ falling, tlon co-sponaored by Tep Value London, Marmel and Wlnlield Stamps and Kroger, begb!C to- dams wen oa h sill& day. Top Value Stamps will pr Boal M wag..price cuidepoel ereeted and Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Syra1. vide the winner and one olher Ohio ~=~·J hn J R bait Inflation. euse: paternal grandparents are adult with first class air trans- do 12 6 . 10 E - p owe Businessmen ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatzel, portation to and from a•y city ~n · ' · 14 a.;'i,O sso. ;";:" to line up behind the Pomeroy; great grandpii!"'Dts 0 the wo·nner chooses In which sLydvdanDeanoa up up' 1•· : 1P1·.m a . 1;• " p.m.,". Eucutive, however, In ore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene For· one of Top Value's 450 Redemp- R. H. Bosworth 11 up I&, 6,20 ""'demnatlon of a contract bes, Srracuse, Pomeroy, and I tion Centers is located. a.m.; Steel Raoger up 16, 3:3& Uement estimated to oost Fred Swatztl, Pomeroy, ond Hotel accommodations and a.m.; Elisha Woods down 16, 6:tween $52, and flO Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory, Sty It Softly ••• spending money for the two 10 a.m; Buckeye State down ble or nearly triple lhe Maderla Beach, Fla. Say It Sweetly ••. people for seven days are also 16, t:25 am.: National up 17, BARBAR.A ADKINS Qtratioo's 3.2 per cent guidepart of tbe first prize. In ad- 7:10 p.m.: Pollr R. up 17, II:· post llgurt. SAY IT WITH dition, the winner will receive 30 p.m.; Irene Cbotin up 17, FIRST IS BORN FLOWERS!, 500 Filled Top Value savers 2:15 am,1 Mamalear up 17, PFC and Mrs. Stephen Shane, books to spend at tbe chosen 5:20 a.m; Robert Reed up 17, Chinese Take Dim DaUas, Texas, are announcing I Let Us Suggest Redemption Center. 6:30 a.m.; Reliable dows 17, View of 'Posing' the birth of thair first child, ao The Perfect Gift The backbone of the advertl'l- 7:25a.m.; Jeffboat up IB, 12:50 Bib, Boz. son, Kenny Lee, Jan- From Our Bountiful ing propram lor this promotion a.m.: Jefforsonup16,$:15 B.m.; TOKYO (UPI)- Conun~::~: l uary 9. Maternal grandparents Selection of Cut in this area will be the Daily Tibolt down 18, 7:20 a.m.; Souf0Up China said today !he are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wig- Flowers, Corsages, , Sentinel. The :·rrips .•• Gifts" thern_up 19, 5 a.m.; Queea City Union bas no right to pose lngton, Dallos, Texas. Paternal and Planters. Do Mrs. :Buel Ridenoar, vice Henry Beaver underwent rna- sweepstakes wlll also be pollll- 21, 2.10 a.m, .Precep1clp up PT. PLEASANT_ Barbaro an ally of North Viet Nam grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. It Today •• , Remember Your presiden~ tnstaUed new officers jor surgery at Holzer Hospital, ctzed through posters, store Greenup m1dmght; Bob Benttr Adkins, daughter of Mr. and was workill£ "Hand in Dane Shane, Syracuso. Mother, Sweetheart, when tbe Past CouncUors of Mrs. Fannie AdaJDll baa return- trom, pubhc address announce- down Greenup 12:20 e.m.; Wll- Mrs. Robert Adkins, Sand lliU wiih the United ·inninlstrs,-1 Wife or That Special Chester Council, Daughters of ed from bospiiai. ments, and oiher devices In the ll~ P1tt up Gl'Oellup 12:50 a. Road, has been selected as Na- peddle the Johnson "' AMVETS TO MEET Friend Who Means So Amei'lca met Wedneaday even- Off' . tailed M Kroger stores. m. • Lady Giona up Greenup tional Beauty Salon Week Queen tion'o peace :.Olks hoax.'' The regular meeting of Amlng at the lodge hall. ocers. IDS . were rs. Other prizes to be •warded U5 a.m.: Albert Holden up to represent Pllint Pleasant The Peking Reds Much to You. vels Post 30 at the hall is PomThe meeting in charge of Mrs. ~Y M~r~~- pr'":odent , 'dMrs: during the six week event are Greenup 5:15 a.m.: J. S. LewiS Affiliate No. li of the National charged lhe U. S. wos commit- eroy is at 7 p. m. Monday, Jallftldenour opened with the read- rgo \Ia er, vtce preSI ent, varying quantities of Top Value down Greenup 6:05 am.: Rav- Hairdressers and Cosmetolo- ling "heinOUJ crimes" Ill wft-y 17. ·lllg of sc~lpture followed by the ~1 8• Norman Fredertek, secre- Stamps, with which to redeem enswood up Meldahl 2:40 pm.; gists Association. Ci •ens will Nam and said Preside&! Lo d' Pra d I dg to ry; Mrs. Hattlo Fredenrk , gift merchandise in any Top F. H Johnson down Meldahl compete for State ol West Vir- Johnson cannot "Escape Auxn.IABY TO MEET , Salon fate that befell Adolf llitler and Racine Firemen's Auxiliary ! fla; ~~ w.:":'.; ~a: Mrs treasurer; Mrs. Molo Riggs, sen- Value Redemption Center plus 6:15 p.m.: Luther Herdman ginia National Beauty WY 2·5560 1-~--· tine!; and Mrs. Ross. Cleland, merchandise prizes from' tbe dow• Meidahl li :to p.m.; Alice Queen at tho State Convention llidekl Tojo." · 59 N. 2nd Ave. will meet Tuesday, Jan. 18, at ; flower commtttee chmrman. A1 Top Value catalogue. down Meldabl 12:10 •.m. : Jos- to be held at the Pleasant ___ Middleport tha town ahll. There will be , I round-robm birthday card was 1 eph Jo&es down Meidahl 12:15 Point Resor~ January 29th and election of officers. I sent to Mrs. Adams and one to a.m.; Collon Queen down Mel- 30th. get well to Mrs. Beaver. SertJice is Held dahl I a.m.; EdOOIIa Bosworih Blonde Barbara Is 5 foot 6\t Games were playes and rriz- f M up Meldabl 4:05 s.m. : Jim inches tall •nd has green eyes. es awarded the winners apd re- or rs. Lula Hall Hougland up Meldahl 4:15 a.m: She is a freshman at Marshall freshments were served by Miss Funeral services for Mrs. Lu- Kentuckian up Meidahl 5:30 p. University, majoring in speech eWJ Leda Mae Kraeuter, /<Irs. Roy l la Sanner Hall were held Wed- m. ; Orco up Meldahl 1:10 a.m. correction. She was a candidate Morris and Mrs. Hallie Fredec- nesday al 10 a.m. at the Raw!- Gallipolls Dam _ Onward u for attendont to the Marshall Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil lck, Mrs. Hobart Newell won ongs-Coats Funeral Home with 9.20 p m . Waite H 1 dp homecoming queen. and romliy of Thornville the dnor pnze. · Presen t were th e Rev. Dona ld Boone off'IC· down · · ·• p m . rPhil' oug She was 1965 · Mason ColHl ty a few days with her sister ll:20 S an the above and Mrs. Arthur iating. Burial was in tha Riv- down 12 .10 a. m··. ~ 'P pJorn Fair Queen, Point Pleasant Higb brother-in-I•w Mr. and Orr, Mrs. 'I . Cemelery. . ' .... rveyS or- School Prom Queen, Head cheer- Ralph Trussell' and family. r eory Spencer, Mrs. ervtew don up 1. , 15 8. m. Mis & Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Clar- Pallbearers were Carl Hor· up 4·!15 am . L. w' "d Cs h'iudsan [ leader at Pt. Pleasant High, Miss Sharon Holter and 1 ers · Mrs. · down " e & 'I Linda Lyons spent a few ence Ncutzlmg, E ldon k~· Fra nk Beach, C'harle!l Har- up 1· a.m.· 1 ·'Semet :50 a secretary of the stud.ent eMmet, Pomeroy Mlmber FDIC Kraeuler, Mrs. Marion Wood, nson, George Baker, Edison m member of the National Honor with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald tEl _ _ _ _ llirs. Larry Wolfe a'd a guest, Baker, and Tony Fowler. Out Society, Library &rvice Club, vis at Sandusky. Sheila Newell. of town relatives attending were Kanawba River Beaver Keyettes. and Girls Athletic Mr. 011d Mrs. William Ack;ett l I Hostesses for the February Miss Virginia Sanner, Cuyaho- doWII Marmet 7:50 p. m.j H. Assm:1atmn. and son, Wayne Allen , after ~ meeting will be Mrs. Ross Cle- ga Falls: Mrs. Dorothy Cobb, Dyer up Marmet 12: I~ a. m. opending a we<k with Mrs. A. ' land, .\Irs. Oscar Weber and Sebring; Mr. and Mrs. Gene jl)er up Marjet 12:15 a.m.; ! AIR COMPROMISE B. Bailey and other relatives, ' Mrs. Hobart Newell, and Inem- Jarret, Stowe; Mr. and Mrs. Duacan Bruce dowa Marmet , . WASlliNGTON (UP!) - The returned to their borne at Tam- ' 5p tllrOugll bers are asked to bring a co m- Myrell Jarret , and Mrs. John 2:50 a.m.: C:eorge Price up , CJvJI Aero11aut1cs Board. ~CAB) ' pa. Fla. ISauer, Cuyahoga Falls, Mr. and Marmet 3:40 a.m.: Helen .Z up and tite heads of 11 maJor U.S. I MrR. Faye Kirkhart ts spend- I II up to IARJI io valentine. Mrs. All en Groff, Pennsylvan- Marmet 6:15. ~m ; A J Pat-I aJrlmes ~BY m-:et to seek el ing a few weeks in Manon, Ind. I , . . .. & ........ Charles Darwin, the English ' ia, and Harry and Nancy Hall. ten down W!~fJeld 9:10. pm ; c.ompromJse solution to hold the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller of I naturalist, i& buried in West- I Alien R Merrill up Winloeid 1:- line on passenger fares. Chester spent Sunday eveaing ' minster Abbey. A. S .I 25 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucao down CAB Chatrman Charles S with Mr. and Mrs. Pllul Orr. ---·-•rman wr.s 1er to Winfield 2:45 a.m. Murphy Thursday Invited the Gary Holter and sJSler. ShaHatle Duly in Crtba airline heads to a meeting to ron and Linde Lyons spent SunBigelow Airman Melvin Swisher, soR TO DANCE discuss an airlme proposal oo day with Mr. •nd Mrs. Wilford , Constant Comment of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Swish- Th . let them resume surcharges lor Bing and family of Columbis ~ er Middleport who is stationed H' h• Semor .Class ef Rutland net jet routes whilt offsetting Station. ' lg school " sponsorng " \ Uus with a cut in general ta..... Mr. and Mrs BUly Orr and · , at ' the Naval Air Slation Q . , wn- dance tomght after he Racin"'· · · Also: English Br•akflst, set Pomt R J 'th th H 1·1 . ·sons spent Sunday w1th Cion! I • . · · wo . e e - Rutland game m tile Rutland TWO PUPS IIEMAIN I · American Breakfast1copter AnU-Submarme Squad. G d b 1 · Orr and family. l111ur1nce Agency Inc. Duye-e-llne and Kings I ron, H.S. 9 as a mechanic, spent wra e sc oo gym, Tile Jays WASHINGTON (UP!) :-So l Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eynon \Garden I'll- WY 2-J381 December at Porto Rico •board ill emcee, far LucJ Johnso.n has ~ot g~ven of Mmning Star, spent Sund~:~y I 3M I. Malft 11. Pomeroy, 0. the U. S. Essexs. up two of the SIX pup~oes Sired I afternoon with mrs. A. H. The first f F b his ARREST MADE by PreSident Johnson I beagle Bailey. o e ruary "Hi..rn " ' ! squadron will fly to Norfolk Roy Lee Sone 28 New Hav- J h · ld le Mr. &Rd Mrs. Lea Eddy and 1 Mtddtoporl, 0. Va. , where if will board th~ en, was arrested ' Thursday d 0 tbnsotnL 0 1rcdpor rs Thurs- family and Mr. a nd Mrs. Aubry "'ii:iiiii:ii::::i:~ii':iiiii~::iii:=::==::=::::::~ . by Pomeroy pollee . Cor thay a"F ucrkl 1a , namt>d iii - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - -- - -. _ US Randolph for an e .1ght weeks mght Th one of 1 1\'h.Jte an d daug hter o1 wooster ; tour of duty in Cuba He re speeding and was cited to M:.ty- I hem t rec bes. e other spent a weekend with. Ralph !' . · as no yet een named 8. a11ard an d Grover w~'"• te faml cently had several days leave or Charles Lcgor's couri Sa• I here with his parents, and Sun-' turday, Jasuary 15. SHARP CONTINUES lies.. I day, was taken to Lancaster by WASHI NGTON (UPI -De- Mr. and Mrs. George_ Roberts ) 1Mrs Swisher and Miss c n · PJ'A TO MEET I S ) spent a weekend on Columbus ! Teaiord ior the reiurn 1 ? "to' " MensNe ecrhetary Robert S. with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DoI . . r 1p The Cheser PrA wil lmtet c amera as approved vis and faml l 1 tn~ base. He, Is a graduate of Monday, January 17, at 8 p. m. two-year ~xtenslon of Adm. Gordon Hal~ ot several! l>loddieport H1gh School. at !he grade schooL ~'athers UlyS>es S. Grant Sharp's tour 1 . spe 1 ht ·u be . . days wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ken-1 mg WI observed. Re- as ~'O.mmcnder m chief for tbe l neth Davis ud family, RutNew Member Greeted treshments wit! be served. Ail Pac1f1c. Iland I By Womell's Group mcmbero are urged 1o attend. dT~e ~ursday /~~on ,extendM~. and Mro. William Sorden / I I I kt I lhlll 10 8 e 1 Yt ear-o arp terHm spent an eveniDi willl Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Jefrers was we! lllngSebareponnano TO VOTE ON SCHOOL on t te pos to June 30 , 1968. e L 1 s d / elllly locl<ed ill place comcd as a new member when ZANESVILLE Oh1o 1UP II ~ took it June 30 1964 a or en. tD p&UNill IWi 1ng t1 ' lhe Women 's Missionary Soc!·· voters are to d,ec1.de May 3 a · Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard d ..__a 1 f' •paroti•g ........ ely of the Laurel Cliff Free $975,1100 bond issue to finance a ASHBROOK TO Ffl.,E an ""~wy spont 1 coup 0 0 " " - their aatvral Methodist Church 111€t Tharsday Zanesville- Muskingum County JOHNSTOW:-1, Obi,, !UPI)- days. With Mr. and Mrs. JOSie ••••,Gild athadiveafternoon In the recreation room vocational school If approved U S Rep John M~brook Momson, Thornvoile. • .... Look for tlte of the parsonage. money from the . Issue will b~ of J~hnsto~n annou~&l today Mdr. and Mrs. ClaytoB Jone• ,l Keepsaloo Ill !he The meeting in charge of l'td to tbe $1950 000 h . b d'dat f an famlly of Charleston speD! M G ld '1 . app I. , , cos1 e WJ 11 e a can t e or re- Sunday with Mr Grover White rs. era Pu li~s, president, alnng with the slate's match ing election this year as Ohio's 17th d Dorl · OHIO ~~ed~ith devoloons by Mrs. money, No site decisi.,. bas District representative lo Con- anMr. an~· Mrs. Clint Orr ealled POMEROY ar ' ey. A hymn opened been reached Igress the devotions fotiowed with · · 011 Mr. and Mrs. Bill7 Orr and prayer by Mrs. Phil Wise, 1 SOIIS __ recen __llc_y_ . ------"'""' guest A poem and a reading ""'" give nby Mrs. Pullins. A "'i:iiiiiii:i:::iii:::iiiii':iiiiiiii':iii':iiiiiiiiiii:i:iiiiiii::iiii:iiii;! communication was read from • Ge~eva Sayre, a missionary in Chma. It was decided not to , serve refreshments at the meetings. Attending were the above and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Clarence Curtis Mrs. Joe Evans, Mrs. Huber( Wolfe, Mrs. Eugene Gill, Mrs. Clifford J)iein, Mrs. Arthur auo .... 1.80 2.00 2MO .68 8.80 2.110 !D. 50 1.40 1UO .63 .85 .15 .IS 21.'10 3.80 1.110 19.110 .63 .15 ~.10 3.80 18.00 17.110 22.30 .611 .611 .15 3.00 .8~ .15 3.80 1.30 1.30 .20 .20 22.80 6.70 .tiS .15 :U.IO 23.110 30,30 IUO 3.80 2.50 19.110 .tJG .15 . 28.10 3.80 2.00 .70 ,70 2.00 18.50 .60 .15 .15 .116 .15 .15 uo •. 00 ............ 3.80 3.80 uo 3.80 8.80 18.150 18.110 ZI.BO 7.110 • •110 .es .85 .10 New York Clothing House 1 I 1 I T, V, Antennas FM-Stu.a Antennas sa.7s up $3.75 ., auo 11:1,110 ...30 21.110 Beal eotat. taxea wblcb have not beeti paid 11 tho clo,. ol otcb coUecUon CII'I'J 1 pellaliJ of ten per ceut. Taxea moy bo patd ot th1 oflleo of lhe countJ treasurer or bJ mall. Please brtnr your loot 111 reeetpt, and tl you plf bJ 1111!~ be.,... to tocolt your properiJ bJ laxtng distrtct and enclo11 stomped oelf-addreosed en90tope: AJwa!'l ~mine 10ur 111 receipt \O aee that II covernlt your propertY. Office Hours--9:00 A.M. to t :OO P.lt dat17 ucept Saturda~ when oUics cl01e1 at Noon. T11 Boolo:a will be open DecelJibor ,ao, lltlll,•lt February 1, 19611. I Have You Been In To See This Man? ! SALI!lllURY side and out. "YOUR RAMBLER DEALeR" ~ Northw.,tem Local S. D. __ .20 RuUand Village ------ --- · .20 SALEM Northwestern Local S. D. __ .20 R&ll. Continental .kit. All good tires. Like new In- New offl"""' wore lostalled ond , committees named when _... __ the ........,. Auxiliary crl t!lll Syracusa Volunteer Fire llepartment met for Its first meeting of ·the aew year, MOIIday night Jan. 10, Ia tbe vlllap baU. Prayer, the pledge to the Americu Flag, and roll tall, onswered by 12 members, tpened the m"l'llng. Of!lcers for 111M are Ada Slack, president; . . 'dSylvia t ZwillA 9mg, v1ce pre& en; goes White, treas_urer and Naomt ~ndon, assmtaal (bting retamed); .second vice president, Marie RIZOI'; secretary, Vovtan Slack, and asslslant secretary, Mildred Pierce! were elected. Offt<e!:s were mstalled ·by Eilc'n Cla_rk, past prosodent. Comm•ttees appointed were : 1 In pursuance of law, Eastern Local S. D. ·----· .20 1960 RAMBlER AMERICAN METROPOLITAN MOTORS RATES OF TAXA nON FOR 1965 RUTLAND Another one lo cal owner Rambler. Trips 'n Gifts Promotion is 0nth"IS Week New Officers Installed, Committees Named, by Fire department auxiliary al Party on Birthday 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nice. 600-606 E. Main St. ~ BLAETTNARS ANYWHERE Custu m Hanch \\'agon \ '8. Auto. trans . Radio and htatcr. One owner. 1962 Chevrolet $1495 61 pOnflac •••••• $1195 $ 905 - $1595 1963 Dodge 1962 Ford 62 Bu"lck LEW IS REPAIR SERVICE 1964 Dodge ,. \ Shoe Sale t ... ' The wild CliUIII is an tdlblt 4-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 1966 -·-1 Hottf!U at Party 'plant. The routstock can bt used II.! a salad or cooked ves• - -- - - - M". Stanley Trussell en~r· table; the youDI Dower head rf tained with a Stanley can be used In soup, while the I ef)O NEW OFFICERS WERE IN : :ednes~y"""It~ yellow pollen of tbe older llow1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox, BY Mrs. Donald Boone for .the a ':~ons:ra~on ·Mrs. er head can be made Into Oour, Mra. Elmer Maltol of M1ddle- Busy Bee Class ()I the Forst ard campbell, games were playpor~ and Mr. and Mrs .. Robert Baptist Church Ia ed and prizes awarded to tile BRAND NAME ~o- Thursday evening at the church. winners. Mrs. Elson SpenCer 1 Mattox of Albany were. m IS THE TIME 1 Jumbus Sunday to vos1t woth Mrs. Boone gave the won the door prize, 1 Mrs. Sylvoa Taylor who " Ill. 1 of office to Beulah White, . A salad course was served TO BUY A ... ! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matt>xl dent; Frances. Bearhs, voce the hostess to Mrs. Arvll • t H 1 H .1 1 T president; Ehzabetb Slaven, ter Mrs Spencer Mrs Harold Now In Progrtu ;:re : ~~ d osp~t" ~es- secrttary; Isabel Winebrenner, Hager Mrs Robert · E Y er~. t"~g. e'p1 rs. assistant secretary: Lettie Mrs. 'Ralph ·Trussell and ~:,~:;11 us ace 'son omt eas- Roush treasurer· Nora MiUs d s tt M Ar hi ant, W. Va. underwent surgery. car'· 'and florwer's· and teach: an cotph' nllor, c e Lut;ue, II MR. AND MRS. EDWARD W. DURST , t' r "" • Mrs. Ra Ba d and Brenda I She Is recuperat mg sa tuc 1or- ers Ronra Hawkins Dana Lee and Dav Jd, Mrs. Glenn n • • Middleport, 0. y. Hamm and Cora Pullen., Tile tie and Johnny, Mrs. Virgil w.1.11 Mrs. William Bradford Is re- hymn, "I Would Be True, was ker and MrJ. Campbell. ported as improved at Meigs used In. the IDSiollabon and Miss Ruth Ellen Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, General Hos~ital where she nas each olfocer gave Silent prayer. Hard top. All good \\hite side wail tires. Radi o and James 1\1. Reed, Route 1, Middleport, became the bride betn patient for several weeks. Tbe meetmg was opened by heal er. Black with white top. the outgoing president, ' of Edward William Durst, son of Mrs. Mary Durst of 5 I Oak Street, Pomeroy, and Mr. Roland Durst of Belvedere, Mrs. Dvaid Darst, Sr. is a mary Lons. Devotions were llliuois, last November 26 Jt 6:30 p.m. in the Bradford ~edlcal patient at Holzer Hos- given b Lettie Roush and tnRaJ io and heater. Extra d ean Low mileage. (;hurch of Christ. Arthur .,' ,rcum. minister of the Brad- p1tal m Gallipolis. eluded scripture taken from bury Church of Christ, ofk.atcct at the double ring cereMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faulk· Timothy and story of Loois and ' mo~yd Th\~htJr~h ~v~s deer ; b .~ . · - ner of St. Albans W. Va. visit· Eunice, women of the Bible. ora e WI 1 as e s o lack acetssones and a corsage ed over the past' weekend with 'lbank-you not~s were read H<J dio ;HHl hcJ ter. Su n roof Real money gladioli. . of white carnations. . Preceding the ceremony a hiS mother, Mrs. James Faulk- from the Boone family ond program of nuptial music wao A reception was held at the ner and daughter, Mrs. Eva Mrs. Cecil Bradbury for her h ·ry lo11 nllk:Jgr-. : ~ sp{'l'd !1':11 1:-, .\II white Rral presented by Mrs. Clarice Er- home of the bride's parents. Hartley. mother, Mrs. Charles McNamee IW:J.\11 \' ; win, who also accompanied The table was decorated with Mrs. Frank Hysell is confin· for flowers given them at ; Mtss Peggy Bowers as s h c ' a four - tiered wedding cake ed to her home in Rutland by Christmas.. i sang "Because'' and •·o Prom- topped with a miniature bride illness. Her daughter and son- Mrs. Whole, newly inslalled · is.e Me." 1 and groom. Assisting with the In-law, Mr. and Mrs. George pres1denl, named two commitLc•:lt!t•d 1\ ti l~ l'X1 ras. New paint job. WAS NO' ' Escorted by her father, the I reception were MISs Paula Johnson are assisting in her tees, visiting, ~~ Freda Ed· bride wore a three piece suit Mochaei at the punch bowl and care. words, Nora M1Us and Roseof white brocade and shouldMiss Mary Foster serving the The regular P.T.A. meeting mary Lyons and food (for be0 nii ndl' L St:lnrlanl shift f\iicr second car. , k f th M'dd Sch 1 rea ed f mt'J'eo f the burch) Sta. Wagon. Catalina Series. One very partlculll' owner. er length veil Her a.cees- ca e. o e 1 leport oo s has v a 1 o c. , . d sories were blue She earned a 1 been postponed from Jan. 17 to Frances Bearhs, Mrs. nelda Power steermg an brakes. AutomaUc trans. Abnoat llkt , · . For her weddmg tr!p the Cb d M M Bak the day it was sold. · brodai bouquel. of while carna- b .d , bl Monday, January 24 due to the ase, an rs. ae er. • $ ~ 1 Sl:!!lo n 11::1g0n Atllnmatic trans. Bargain. rr e was wearmg a ue woo w k Pr · hd Members were invited to lions tipped w1th blue and white , Ion" sleeved dress with black ee o1 ayer WVJCes sc e - . . • • • • sal in streamers "' uled for next week dtnmg room for a salad course I ·. h M. P f M'd accessories and the carnation M J C . · 11 . and coffee served by the Sta. Wagon. Catalina Series. Air CondltioniQ.. Power di 155 au1a dMo; ae 1 ~d 1 ; l'<Jrsage from her bridal bou- d rs. thamesWSCrSISwfe ' Hpresoh- cers. The table was prepared ~·~ring and brakes. Automatic Trans. Showroom eleaD eport, serve d S mat o quet. ent o1 e o eat . mstde and out. One careful local owner. honor. She wore a two-piece .1 Methodist Church and Mrs. M. by Mrs. Wmebrenner and was • yellow dress. Her cur>age was I The bride Is a graduate of E. Dow son, were in Rutland decorated with . a nower. arNIW STOCK Shorty Hackett, Owner while caroal.iuns lipped with I Middleport High school and was Wednes.day to attend . a pian- rangement 1 ~ a Sliver contamer Grand Prix 2 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful burganoiy llnllh with WY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. I yellow. ilarky Hcndrocks, I employed m the Extension di- ning sessoon of the Meogs Coun- fl~ked by hghted ca~dles ,In all white spotless bucket seats with full consiil. AM-I'M ra· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l il cou"n of tile groom, served as vision of Ohio University, Athens ty Council of Churches for the ~olvor candelabra entwmed With dio with rear seat speaker. Hydramatic. · Power )Jteerlng best man. She is a member of the Brad- World Day of Prayer to be held ovy. Red place mats were used and brakes, Hydramatic, Will please the most dlst:lli)lnat• Fur her daugh ters wedding, ford Church of Christ. in February. to carry out the color scheme. lng buyer. · .. ~--------------~------------~ -~ --~ i Mrs. Reed wore a dress of pale , Edward Tewksbary of Well- Also attendin~ were ,blue lnmmed in white fur. Her The brodegroom was gradual- ston has been a business l'isi- McGhee, Agnes White, acce>sories were black . patent . , ~ d fri~m Pomeroy Higt. school tor in Middleport !his week. He Hoffman, Dana Hamm, Nora Convertible Cpe. Mercury's fin¢st and best and thll one Is Her corsage was of whole car- • an · plesent Y employed by visited with his moiher, Mrs. Hamilton, Laura Seines, extra nice. Fully equipped power windows &1111 seats. nali oos· · The bridegroom 's """I the General Telephone CompaE 0 T k b h'l h EJecta Souders Pow-. steering and brakes. ' utomatic tran•m;•slon, · 1 c Ill' · . . ew s ary w 1 e ere. · \- ""' : ther \\,..ore a blue two-piPce ny, .enoa, mots. --! dre" trimmed in red, with ' They are residing at \Ill Al- l Colored Slide• of wscs MEETS : ~~------.-.-..-'........, 1 ' ten Street, Belvadere, Illinois. Holy Land Show11 CLI Wagon. Popular Catalina Series. One careful owner. FTON - Margaret good one of partner's wife was using car while waiting Clolord slides of the Holy ens, Lilah Zirkle, Betty new car. Power steering and brakes. ~uto. trariiL · Lewis Repair Service DAt:GIITER BURN Land and Its ancient Biblical and Joyce Carson or Mr · and Mrs. Cl•arles Sayre i reminders of the time of Jes.us Methodist Church were UIC NEW STOCK -FOR.\Paula Maynard) are announc- were shown at the f3mily night I and modera.tors for • 2 dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. 'From e HEATING mg \he bJrth of a daughter, dinner and program Sunday eve-r of mformatoon, Including one of our long time Qwner who ba& owned and appreclat14fl L'oronrt .Statio n \\'ago n Vi-t .'\ ulo. tran s. Radio ePLUMBING Tammie Lynn, at Holzer Hospit- ning at the Fir>t Boptl3( (!ODS a~d answers on ed many good Buicks. Automatic trans. Be-utllul dart and heater. Puw1•r stee ring Low mileage. al, January 7. Grandparents are Church in Middleport. The covJ lhe. soc1ety, when the Women's blue With white top. eROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sayre, I -.ed dish dinner wos served at ' Socoety of Christian Service of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. ' 6:30 P m. with the progr111Tl fol- Clifton Charge met at NIW STOCK James Maynard of Mason. The i Jowing in the sanctuary. church. l..eSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Automa4 Dr Sta1 ion \VJgon VR Stil . trans Radio and heat· Sayres have iwo other children, I The slides were soown by Francis Wood of Graham Sta- tic Trans. We can confodently refer you to the former cr. Pow.: · r steering Power brakl>s. WY l-lJ74 1, a daughter, Traci Ann, 2\1, and / Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wells of lion presented a program with owner. • 134 Mill St. Middleport , a son. Terry Lee, m years. ~he First Baptist Church in Mar- l.nna Allen and Mary Burngardoetta who had returned m No- ner, partlctpatong. FranciS . , Polar<!. 500 - 2 Dr. JI.T. Power sf<' cring. Auto. trans. vember from a trip around the Wond read predictions for 4 dr. Sedan. Beaul1ful all white original fmlsh. FICY.•r ~hi ft. Jtad io and lleatN. Console. world. They showed some un-1 A business meeting with An· steermg and brakes. Hydramatlc drive. usual shol< of the Jordan Riv- na Allen, president, · MANY MORE er, Dead Sea, the Sea of Gah was held . All children's '•' ~ Dr. St· dan \'8 . Auto. trans Radio and hea ler. lee and other historic siteo of being made by members i thai areo. The event was spon- Missions will be brought to sored by the deacons with M". the March meeting in Clifton. Charles Bennett, chalnnan of Refreshments were s.erved C'rJI1 v£'rt ihle Polara White top. Red body color. Pow· the dinn<!r, assisted by Mrs. members of three churches BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS are at er steer ing, radio and heater. Auto . trans. Less than Willis Anthony. Mra. cuests. · 10.000 miles. fattory warranty for 40,000 additional I Smart and Mr!. Tony Fowler. l.:c,_ __ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY, O. nulea gc:. and the libretto wao written by I Kevi11 Yeauger hm an Italian, Gian-Carlo Menotti. ~----" · - ·~·-· ·'•·"fl t ANTENNA PIPE tTY & FM LEAD-IN eROOF MOUNTS t .LEAD-IN INSULATORS eGUY RINGS t Ground Rods • ,L!shtning Arrtston WfRNER RADIO &T.V. ·--------------...J N. 2ft11Ave. Middleport, 0. George Ingels :~~e,M~.ssH~~;g~~~:. Leifheit DANCE AT PHS Th~ Pomeroy Band Boosters Association will sponsor a high school dance party this Satarday night at the Pomeroy lligh Gym from 8 to II p.m. The Jays will be in charge. BAXTER ADMITrED Jack Baxter, North Seconol-dv was transported and admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 7 p. m. Thursday by Middleport emergency - rescue squadmen as a medical patient. NOW YOU KNOW lleporta from ZZS reltlfoaa bodies In lilt UnHed Ststea :!how 10 enroUme1t ol U,805,fl4 In 181,5U llaldiq or Slblialll ........ ·-·- NOW YOU ClAN BUY HAS A "MONEY TREE" DOUBLE SIZE As A Special Feature of His January Sale. It could pav you FOR ONE LOW PLEASING PRICE ...... Come In IIIII chooae lbe model to please your lasle ad conV'ellience •• , whether yau need a cabinet that hangs like a piotu19, 11ro willl i:kM:II, piii)K-Jight, aDII OHIO VALLEY 'PLUMBING & HEATING Edward 8aer, Owner 232 1!. Second WY2-2036 Pomeroy real eood, even up to $100, when you choose an envelope from the "Money Tree". Better stop In and get detailsl There's ABig Sale Going On At ••• INGELS FURNITURE OPEN �. ,. ~ ~ ,. , •. ,_ , ,.. ,. ·-· ··· ... ., ..... , ____, Around And About . 'ddl M I 61 Chevrolet 4 Dr. EDJBIID u llf I 11'~,. Trutte • Busy Bee.Class Installs •'ts New Officers :y 1 ° THE SHOE BOX Reed-Durst Wedding Vows are Talcen November 26th in Bradford Church JANUARY CLEARANCE 63 Chevy II Nova ~ 62 Volkswagen hi~ 64 Corvair 58 Cadillac 64 Pontiac ---- s2595 $2395 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 59 Ford Country Sedan . . 64 PontiaC 1 MOTORS DISCOUNT 2695 65 PontiaC l 495 $3295 64 parkl ane • • $2695. $2495 '. wf, 63 p • $2295 $1875 ontlac---- 63 8 • k $1995 1965 Dodge 1964 Dodge - . $1895 1963 Dodge -$1695 1963 Ford THE BEST DEALS - Co rv;Jir 4 Door Sedan. Std . tra1. Fairlarv• 4 Dr ~(·llan - . $1095 METROPOLITAN MOTORS SEE THESE ... 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and J-Ieater. One !O('al owner. Like new. • • 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON VB. Auto. trans. R&IL 1962 Oldsmobile--- $1695 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American . Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 4 Dr. liard. Top. Aut.u. trans. Power steeri ng and l;rakt•s. Hadw and heatN . 1962 Volkswagen--- $1195 2 Door :-;cdan. Radio and heater. 1961 Pontiac 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 6 cyl. Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN Ca!a lin;1 4 Duvr ,-.;l·dan . .1\ut u. trans . P·:)\n• r steering, 6 cylinder Convt. R&IJ. Standard Trans. Red and radio White. Nice car. See it! Jild li('<J. I n. One owner. 1960 Plymouth 4 Door ' $1295 • Se d~m . • • 6 cy l. :-; 1.1.1 . tran s. Hadio and healer. Very g(HJd mechanrra l condition. El Camin11 \/H . Std. tran s. l{adio and hf>aler. - - $895 1959 Pontiac - 1959 Chevrolet 1959 Chevrolet Impa la ( unn:rti hl e VB Auto. trans. Radio and heat- er. Nice(' HHii ti on. • 2 Dr. Sertm Powr r steering. Auto. trans. R&ll. • 4 Dr. H.T. VII Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 1957Dodge 4 Dr. Sedar~ ~ 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Aut o. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. 1960 Chevrolet - - $1195 • • V3. Auto. tran s. Power steering. R&H. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 88 S. Second Ave, 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR - -~ - --- Kevin Yeauger, son of Mr and Mrs. Norman Yeauger, served his sixth birthday anniversary in the morning kinder· gurten class taught by M r s. Pearl Reynolds. Kevin chose as his helpers Ricky Glaze, Christopher Jones, Tracy Burdette, Marsha Cal~ Kimberly Batey and Jay Oi'd Seated at the birthclay table were Kimberly Batey, Tracy Burdette, Jennifer Wise, la Lewis and Kimberly Groce. Refreshments or ice cream cups and cookies decorated with the name Kevin were served by Mrs. Yeauger assisted by Mrs. Denver Rice and Mrs. Reynold.;;. F'avors of horns and bubble gum were given the guest•. Denver Rice showed colored , slides during the party. AMERICAN OPERA Music for the American opera, "' Vanessa,'' was written by an American, Samuel Barber, ctve notice that the number ol Mills levied oo eocb doUu of propert7 ahown oo lbe Gtaerai T11 Duplicate of Beai Estate, Public Ult Uty and Penonal Propert7 wttblu 1114 Colllltl See These and Many More At Now In Progress \ BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, o. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ·• Jan. 14 1 • tseG '-;ui7.iTE;-:a.AS;:;-;-;;;s;;;IF;;IED~ SON 11 BORN • 11 INCH SYLVANIA TV ~ Mr. asd Mrs. Michael swat- ~ tltl. Robert llurtoB Toward New Oaahea ze1, 8yracust• are .~.~~: .~ .....ft• Pomeroy WY S-2912. 114 Ill ..."'"~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres- the birth of an 8 lb. t~ .,., son !dent Jobusoll'l sha"JJ attack born January It at Holzer Jlo&- Tbe Unlvt!'slly of w-ut a king-size pay increase pita!. The baby bas been nam· was tbe first state unlverllty ended New York'a transit ed Donald Frederick. This is to be established weal el &bl polntad today to a the Swalzel's first cblld- Ma-1 :Mls~lss;i;ii;lppl.i...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; cJaah with organized labor temat grandparenls are Mr.lr Settlement PointA I WHAT to Gel for a BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY °. GIFT??? Marshall Frosh To Represent NHCAG ChesterCouncil'sNewOificerS Installed on Wednesday Evenmg ----- 1 DUDLEY'S .J' .=::::::::::::__ Bashan Society N OPEN TONIGHT 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank ...... J Savings Co. 1 1 Group of Men's and Boys' TEA MULLEN MIDDL!PORT BOOK STORE I I I Outerwear TOPCOATS JACKETS 1 H ~~.- H u lf r;n TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS '' .,' ' ' ' I' AND CORPORATIONS ,- '' '' ' '' ' I' BEDFOIID ·---------------- .20 uo 1.110 17.110 .85 .15 auo Eastern Local S. D. · ----- .20 Sabsblll')' Local S. D. ------ :20 COLUMBIA . --------------- .20 LEBANON Eaotern Local 8. D. ------ .20 Southern Local s. D. ------ .20 LETART Southern Local s. D. ------ .20 3.80 3.80 3.80 2.110 2.50 1.110 20.110 18.00 .IS .IS .IS 27.80 211.80 22.90 .63 ,63 .63 3.80 3.1111 2,00 2.00 20,110 1$.110 .68 .68 .1S ,TJO .IS 3.80 uo 19.110 .68 .15 . 3.110 1.1541 20.110 .85 .15 ltl.80 ·- ,15 17.10 2UO CHESTER OLIVE Eastern Local ORANGE s. D. ...... .:10 · 1 1 ° for the )'ear 1~ ia 11 follows : vm.,. ·--------· 4 Dr. Sedan. Good tires. Beautiful frost white. Clean lnside and out. Nice car. Phone WY 2-3870 Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of llelp Couoty, Ohio, do honbJ Satiiblli'J Local 8. D. __ ---- .20 SaUsbury Bedford S. D. __ .20 Middleport VUtase . __ ----· .20 Pomeroy .20 SCIPIO Nortbweotern Local S. D. ·- .20 SUTTON Southern Local B. D....... .20 Kleine Vllla&a -------·-- .20 Syracuse VIUo&o . --······ .20 Pomeroy Button 8. D. ___ . .20 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC Ways and Means, Agnes White, chairman: Mabel Pickens and Thelma Grueser; Membership, Sylvia Zwilling, chairman, Mario Rizer and Clara Lavendar; Investigating, Naomi London, chairman, and Myla Hudson; Sympathy Circle, Sylvia Swilllng, chairman, Clara Lavender and Mildred Pierce. Dues, Naomi London; Cook books, Eileen Clark and Edith Hood ,· RCards, Agnes N Ad White, Sl k and ews eporler, a ac .. It was decided IAJ conlmue w1th the auction of articles brought by . members, on the forst meetong of the month With proceeds to go oo tha postage stamp fund. . Sylv1a Zw1llmg and Moidre~ Poerce, hostesses, served refreshments. River news - GoJllpolls ·Ga••• ....u- ~ - 81 Dam 12.2, 15.0, l'Uilllblg II feel I on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· 37, Pl Pleasant 24.48, llintoo "Trips 'A' 'Gifts,• 1 promo- lalllng, Charleston 18.8$ falling, tlon co-sponaored by Tep Value London, Marmel and Wlnlield Stamps and Kroger, begb!C to- dams wen oa h sill& day. Top Value Stamps will pr Boal M wag..price cuidepoel ereeted and Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Syra1. vide the winner and one olher Ohio ~=~·J hn J R bait Inflation. euse: paternal grandparents are adult with first class air trans- do 12 6 . 10 E - p owe Businessmen ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatzel, portation to and from a•y city ~n · ' · 14 a.;'i,O sso. ;";:" to line up behind the Pomeroy; great grandpii!"'Dts 0 the wo·nner chooses In which sLydvdanDeanoa up up' 1•· : 1P1·.m a . 1;• " p.m.,". Eucutive, however, In ore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene For· one of Top Value's 450 Redemp- R. H. Bosworth 11 up I&, 6,20 ""'demnatlon of a contract bes, Srracuse, Pomeroy, and I tion Centers is located. a.m.; Steel Raoger up 16, 3:3& Uement estimated to oost Fred Swatztl, Pomeroy, ond Hotel accommodations and a.m.; Elisha Woods down 16, 6:tween $52, and flO Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory, Sty It Softly ••• spending money for the two 10 a.m; Buckeye State down ble or nearly triple lhe Maderla Beach, Fla. Say It Sweetly ••. people for seven days are also 16, t:25 am.: National up 17, BARBAR.A ADKINS Qtratioo's 3.2 per cent guidepart of tbe first prize. In ad- 7:10 p.m.: Pollr R. up 17, II:· post llgurt. SAY IT WITH dition, the winner will receive 30 p.m.; Irene Cbotin up 17, FIRST IS BORN FLOWERS!, 500 Filled Top Value savers 2:15 am,1 Mamalear up 17, PFC and Mrs. Stephen Shane, books to spend at tbe chosen 5:20 a.m; Robert Reed up 17, Chinese Take Dim DaUas, Texas, are announcing I Let Us Suggest Redemption Center. 6:30 a.m.; Reliable dows 17, View of 'Posing' the birth of thair first child, ao The Perfect Gift The backbone of the advertl'l- 7:25a.m.; Jeffboat up IB, 12:50 Bib, Boz. son, Kenny Lee, Jan- From Our Bountiful ing propram lor this promotion a.m.: Jefforsonup16,$:15 B.m.; TOKYO (UPI)- Conun~::~: l uary 9. Maternal grandparents Selection of Cut in this area will be the Daily Tibolt down 18, 7:20 a.m.; Souf0Up China said today !he are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wig- Flowers, Corsages, , Sentinel. The :·rrips .•• Gifts" thern_up 19, 5 a.m.; Queea City Union bas no right to pose lngton, Dallos, Texas. Paternal and Planters. Do Mrs. :Buel Ridenoar, vice Henry Beaver underwent rna- sweepstakes wlll also be pollll- 21, 2.10 a.m, .Precep1clp up PT. PLEASANT_ Barbaro an ally of North Viet Nam grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. It Today •• , Remember Your presiden~ tnstaUed new officers jor surgery at Holzer Hospital, ctzed through posters, store Greenup m1dmght; Bob Benttr Adkins, daughter of Mr. and was workill£ "Hand in Dane Shane, Syracuso. Mother, Sweetheart, when tbe Past CouncUors of Mrs. Fannie AdaJDll baa return- trom, pubhc address announce- down Greenup 12:20 e.m.; Wll- Mrs. Robert Adkins, Sand lliU wiih the United ·inninlstrs,-1 Wife or That Special Chester Council, Daughters of ed from bospiiai. ments, and oiher devices In the ll~ P1tt up Gl'Oellup 12:50 a. Road, has been selected as Na- peddle the Johnson "' AMVETS TO MEET Friend Who Means So Amei'lca met Wedneaday even- Off' . tailed M Kroger stores. m. • Lady Giona up Greenup tional Beauty Salon Week Queen tion'o peace :.Olks hoax.'' The regular meeting of Amlng at the lodge hall. ocers. IDS . were rs. Other prizes to be •warded U5 a.m.: Albert Holden up to represent Pllint Pleasant The Peking Reds Much to You. vels Post 30 at the hall is PomThe meeting in charge of Mrs. ~Y M~r~~- pr'":odent , 'dMrs: during the six week event are Greenup 5:15 a.m.: J. S. LewiS Affiliate No. li of the National charged lhe U. S. wos commit- eroy is at 7 p. m. Monday, Jallftldenour opened with the read- rgo \Ia er, vtce preSI ent, varying quantities of Top Value down Greenup 6:05 am.: Rav- Hairdressers and Cosmetolo- ling "heinOUJ crimes" Ill wft-y 17. ·lllg of sc~lpture followed by the ~1 8• Norman Fredertek, secre- Stamps, with which to redeem enswood up Meldahl 2:40 pm.; gists Association. Ci •ens will Nam and said Preside&! Lo d' Pra d I dg to ry; Mrs. Hattlo Fredenrk , gift merchandise in any Top F. H Johnson down Meldahl compete for State ol West Vir- Johnson cannot "Escape Auxn.IABY TO MEET , Salon fate that befell Adolf llitler and Racine Firemen's Auxiliary ! fla; ~~ w.:":'.; ~a: Mrs treasurer; Mrs. Molo Riggs, sen- Value Redemption Center plus 6:15 p.m.: Luther Herdman ginia National Beauty WY 2·5560 1-~--· tine!; and Mrs. Ross. Cleland, merchandise prizes from' tbe dow• Meidahl li :to p.m.; Alice Queen at tho State Convention llidekl Tojo." · 59 N. 2nd Ave. will meet Tuesday, Jan. 18, at ; flower commtttee chmrman. A1 Top Value catalogue. down Meldabl 12:10 •.m. : Jos- to be held at the Pleasant ___ Middleport tha town ahll. There will be , I round-robm birthday card was 1 eph Jo&es down Meidahl 12:15 Point Resor~ January 29th and election of officers. I sent to Mrs. Adams and one to a.m.; Collon Queen down Mel- 30th. get well to Mrs. Beaver. SertJice is Held dahl I a.m.; EdOOIIa Bosworih Blonde Barbara Is 5 foot 6\t Games were playes and rriz- f M up Meldabl 4:05 s.m. : Jim inches tall •nd has green eyes. es awarded the winners apd re- or rs. Lula Hall Hougland up Meldahl 4:15 a.m: She is a freshman at Marshall freshments were served by Miss Funeral services for Mrs. Lu- Kentuckian up Meidahl 5:30 p. University, majoring in speech eWJ Leda Mae Kraeuter, /<Irs. Roy l la Sanner Hall were held Wed- m. ; Orco up Meldahl 1:10 a.m. correction. She was a candidate Morris and Mrs. Hallie Fredec- nesday al 10 a.m. at the Raw!- Gallipolls Dam _ Onward u for attendont to the Marshall Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil lck, Mrs. Hobart Newell won ongs-Coats Funeral Home with 9.20 p m . Waite H 1 dp homecoming queen. and romliy of Thornville the dnor pnze. · Presen t were th e Rev. Dona ld Boone off'IC· down · · ·• p m . rPhil' oug She was 1965 · Mason ColHl ty a few days with her sister ll:20 S an the above and Mrs. Arthur iating. Burial was in tha Riv- down 12 .10 a. m··. ~ 'P pJorn Fair Queen, Point Pleasant Higb brother-in-I•w Mr. and Orr, Mrs. 'I . Cemelery. . ' .... rveyS or- School Prom Queen, Head cheer- Ralph Trussell' and family. r eory Spencer, Mrs. ervtew don up 1. , 15 8. m. Mis & Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Clar- Pallbearers were Carl Hor· up 4·!15 am . L. w' "d Cs h'iudsan [ leader at Pt. Pleasant High, Miss Sharon Holter and 1 ers · Mrs. · down " e & 'I Linda Lyons spent a few ence Ncutzlmg, E ldon k~· Fra nk Beach, C'harle!l Har- up 1· a.m.· 1 ·'Semet :50 a secretary of the stud.ent eMmet, Pomeroy Mlmber FDIC Kraeuler, Mrs. Marion Wood, nson, George Baker, Edison m member of the National Honor with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald tEl _ _ _ _ llirs. Larry Wolfe a'd a guest, Baker, and Tony Fowler. Out Society, Library &rvice Club, vis at Sandusky. Sheila Newell. of town relatives attending were Kanawba River Beaver Keyettes. and Girls Athletic Mr. 011d Mrs. William Ack;ett l I Hostesses for the February Miss Virginia Sanner, Cuyaho- doWII Marmet 7:50 p. m.j H. Assm:1atmn. and son, Wayne Allen , after ~ meeting will be Mrs. Ross Cle- ga Falls: Mrs. Dorothy Cobb, Dyer up Marmet 12: I~ a. m. opending a we<k with Mrs. A. ' land, .\Irs. Oscar Weber and Sebring; Mr. and Mrs. Gene jl)er up Marjet 12:15 a.m.; ! AIR COMPROMISE B. Bailey and other relatives, ' Mrs. Hobart Newell, and Inem- Jarret, Stowe; Mr. and Mrs. Duacan Bruce dowa Marmet , . WASlliNGTON (UP!) - The returned to their borne at Tam- ' 5p tllrOugll bers are asked to bring a co m- Myrell Jarret , and Mrs. John 2:50 a.m.: C:eorge Price up , CJvJI Aero11aut1cs Board. ~CAB) ' pa. Fla. ISauer, Cuyahoga Falls, Mr. and Marmet 3:40 a.m.: Helen .Z up and tite heads of 11 maJor U.S. I MrR. Faye Kirkhart ts spend- I II up to IARJI io valentine. Mrs. All en Groff, Pennsylvan- Marmet 6:15. ~m ; A J Pat-I aJrlmes ~BY m-:et to seek el ing a few weeks in Manon, Ind. I , . . .. & ........ Charles Darwin, the English ' ia, and Harry and Nancy Hall. ten down W!~fJeld 9:10. pm ; c.ompromJse solution to hold the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller of I naturalist, i& buried in West- I Alien R Merrill up Winloeid 1:- line on passenger fares. Chester spent Sunday eveaing ' minster Abbey. A. S .I 25 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucao down CAB Chatrman Charles S with Mr. and Mrs. Pllul Orr. ---·-•rman wr.s 1er to Winfield 2:45 a.m. Murphy Thursday Invited the Gary Holter and sJSler. ShaHatle Duly in Crtba airline heads to a meeting to ron and Linde Lyons spent SunBigelow Airman Melvin Swisher, soR TO DANCE discuss an airlme proposal oo day with Mr. •nd Mrs. Wilford , Constant Comment of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Swish- Th . let them resume surcharges lor Bing and family of Columbis ~ er Middleport who is stationed H' h• Semor .Class ef Rutland net jet routes whilt offsetting Station. ' lg school " sponsorng " \ Uus with a cut in general ta..... Mr. and Mrs BUly Orr and · , at ' the Naval Air Slation Q . , wn- dance tomght after he Racin"'· · · Also: English Br•akflst, set Pomt R J 'th th H 1·1 . ·sons spent Sunday w1th Cion! I • . · · wo . e e - Rutland game m tile Rutland TWO PUPS IIEMAIN I · American Breakfast1copter AnU-Submarme Squad. G d b 1 · Orr and family. l111ur1nce Agency Inc. Duye-e-llne and Kings I ron, H.S. 9 as a mechanic, spent wra e sc oo gym, Tile Jays WASHINGTON (UP!) :-So l Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eynon \Garden I'll- WY 2-J381 December at Porto Rico •board ill emcee, far LucJ Johnso.n has ~ot g~ven of Mmning Star, spent Sund~:~y I 3M I. Malft 11. Pomeroy, 0. the U. S. Essexs. up two of the SIX pup~oes Sired I afternoon with mrs. A. H. The first f F b his ARREST MADE by PreSident Johnson I beagle Bailey. o e ruary "Hi..rn " ' ! squadron will fly to Norfolk Roy Lee Sone 28 New Hav- J h · ld le Mr. &Rd Mrs. Lea Eddy and 1 Mtddtoporl, 0. Va. , where if will board th~ en, was arrested ' Thursday d 0 tbnsotnL 0 1rcdpor rs Thurs- family and Mr. a nd Mrs. Aubry "'ii:iiiii:ii::::i:~ii':iiiii~::iii:=::==::=::::::~ . by Pomeroy pollee . Cor thay a"F ucrkl 1a , namt>d iii - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - -- - -. _ US Randolph for an e .1ght weeks mght Th one of 1 1\'h.Jte an d daug hter o1 wooster ; tour of duty in Cuba He re speeding and was cited to M:.ty- I hem t rec bes. e other spent a weekend with. Ralph !' . · as no yet een named 8. a11ard an d Grover w~'"• te faml cently had several days leave or Charles Lcgor's couri Sa• I here with his parents, and Sun-' turday, Jasuary 15. SHARP CONTINUES lies.. I day, was taken to Lancaster by WASHI NGTON (UPI -De- Mr. and Mrs. George_ Roberts ) 1Mrs Swisher and Miss c n · PJ'A TO MEET I S ) spent a weekend on Columbus ! Teaiord ior the reiurn 1 ? "to' " MensNe ecrhetary Robert S. with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DoI . . r 1p The Cheser PrA wil lmtet c amera as approved vis and faml l 1 tn~ base. He, Is a graduate of Monday, January 17, at 8 p. m. two-year ~xtenslon of Adm. Gordon Hal~ ot several! l>loddieport H1gh School. at !he grade schooL ~'athers UlyS>es S. Grant Sharp's tour 1 . spe 1 ht ·u be . . days wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ken-1 mg WI observed. Re- as ~'O.mmcnder m chief for tbe l neth Davis ud family, RutNew Member Greeted treshments wit! be served. Ail Pac1f1c. Iland I By Womell's Group mcmbero are urged 1o attend. dT~e ~ursday /~~on ,extendM~. and Mro. William Sorden / I I I kt I lhlll 10 8 e 1 Yt ear-o arp terHm spent an eveniDi willl Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Jefrers was we! lllngSebareponnano TO VOTE ON SCHOOL on t te pos to June 30 , 1968. e L 1 s d / elllly locl<ed ill place comcd as a new member when ZANESVILLE Oh1o 1UP II ~ took it June 30 1964 a or en. tD p&UNill IWi 1ng t1 ' lhe Women 's Missionary Soc!·· voters are to d,ec1.de May 3 a · Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard d ..__a 1 f' •paroti•g ........ ely of the Laurel Cliff Free $975,1100 bond issue to finance a ASHBROOK TO Ffl.,E an ""~wy spont 1 coup 0 0 " " - their aatvral Methodist Church 111€t Tharsday Zanesville- Muskingum County JOHNSTOW:-1, Obi,, !UPI)- days. With Mr. and Mrs. JOSie ••••,Gild athadiveafternoon In the recreation room vocational school If approved U S Rep John M~brook Momson, Thornvoile. • .... Look for tlte of the parsonage. money from the . Issue will b~ of J~hnsto~n annou~&l today Mdr. and Mrs. ClaytoB Jone• ,l Keepsaloo Ill !he The meeting in charge of l'td to tbe $1950 000 h . b d'dat f an famlly of Charleston speD! M G ld '1 . app I. , , cos1 e WJ 11 e a can t e or re- Sunday with Mr Grover White rs. era Pu li~s, president, alnng with the slate's match ing election this year as Ohio's 17th d Dorl · OHIO ~~ed~ith devoloons by Mrs. money, No site decisi.,. bas District representative lo Con- anMr. an~· Mrs. Clint Orr ealled POMEROY ar ' ey. A hymn opened been reached Igress the devotions fotiowed with · · 011 Mr. and Mrs. Bill7 Orr and prayer by Mrs. Phil Wise, 1 SOIIS __ recen __llc_y_ . ------"'""' guest A poem and a reading ""'" give nby Mrs. Pullins. A "'i:iiiiiii:i:::iii:::iiiii':iiiiiiii':iii':iiiiiiiiiii:i:iiiiiii::iiii:iiii;! communication was read from • Ge~eva Sayre, a missionary in Chma. It was decided not to , serve refreshments at the meetings. Attending were the above and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Clarence Curtis Mrs. Joe Evans, Mrs. Huber( Wolfe, Mrs. Eugene Gill, Mrs. Clifford J)iein, Mrs. Arthur auo .... 1.80 2.00 2MO .68 8.80 2.110 !D. 50 1.40 1UO .63 .85 .15 .IS 21.'10 3.80 1.110 19.110 .63 .15 ~.10 3.80 18.00 17.110 22.30 .611 .611 .15 3.00 .8~ .15 3.80 1.30 1.30 .20 .20 22.80 6.70 .tiS .15 :U.IO 23.110 30,30 IUO 3.80 2.50 19.110 .tJG .15 . 28.10 3.80 2.00 .70 ,70 2.00 18.50 .60 .15 .15 .116 .15 .15 uo •. 00 ............ 3.80 3.80 uo 3.80 8.80 18.150 18.110 ZI.BO 7.110 • •110 .es .85 .10 New York Clothing House 1 I 1 I T, V, Antennas FM-Stu.a Antennas sa.7s up $3.75 ., auo 11:1,110 ...30 21.110 Beal eotat. taxea wblcb have not beeti paid 11 tho clo,. ol otcb coUecUon CII'I'J 1 pellaliJ of ten per ceut. Taxea moy bo patd ot th1 oflleo of lhe countJ treasurer or bJ mall. Please brtnr your loot 111 reeetpt, and tl you plf bJ 1111!~ be.,... to tocolt your properiJ bJ laxtng distrtct and enclo11 stomped oelf-addreosed en90tope: AJwa!'l ~mine 10ur 111 receipt \O aee that II covernlt your propertY. Office Hours--9:00 A.M. to t :OO P.lt dat17 ucept Saturda~ when oUics cl01e1 at Noon. T11 Boolo:a will be open DecelJibor ,ao, lltlll,•lt February 1, 19611. I Have You Been In To See This Man? ! SALI!lllURY side and out. "YOUR RAMBLER DEALeR" ~ Northw.,tem Local S. D. __ .20 RuUand Village ------ --- · .20 SALEM Northwestern Local S. D. __ .20 R&ll. Continental .kit. All good tires. Like new In- New offl"""' wore lostalled ond , committees named when _... __ the ........,. Auxiliary crl t!lll Syracusa Volunteer Fire llepartment met for Its first meeting of ·the aew year, MOIIday night Jan. 10, Ia tbe vlllap baU. Prayer, the pledge to the Americu Flag, and roll tall, onswered by 12 members, tpened the m"l'llng. Of!lcers for 111M are Ada Slack, president; . . 'dSylvia t ZwillA 9mg, v1ce pre& en; goes White, treas_urer and Naomt ~ndon, assmtaal (bting retamed); .second vice president, Marie RIZOI'; secretary, Vovtan Slack, and asslslant secretary, Mildred Pierce! were elected. Offt<e!:s were mstalled ·by Eilc'n Cla_rk, past prosodent. Comm•ttees appointed were : 1 In pursuance of law, Eastern Local S. D. ·----· .20 1960 RAMBlER AMERICAN METROPOLITAN MOTORS RATES OF TAXA nON FOR 1965 RUTLAND Another one lo cal owner Rambler. Trips 'n Gifts Promotion is 0nth"IS Week New Officers Installed, Committees Named, by Fire department auxiliary al Party on Birthday 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nice. 600-606 E. Main St. ~ BLAETTNARS ANYWHERE Custu m Hanch \\'agon \ '8. Auto. trans . Radio and htatcr. One owner. 1962 Chevrolet $1495 61 pOnflac •••••• $1195 $ 905 - $1595 1963 Dodge 1962 Ford 62 Bu"lck LEW IS REPAIR SERVICE 1964 Dodge ,. \ Shoe Sale t ... ' The wild CliUIII is an tdlblt 4-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 1966 -·-1 Hottf!U at Party 'plant. The routstock can bt used II.! a salad or cooked ves• - -- - - - M". Stanley Trussell en~r· table; the youDI Dower head rf tained with a Stanley can be used In soup, while the I ef)O NEW OFFICERS WERE IN : :ednes~y"""It~ yellow pollen of tbe older llow1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox, BY Mrs. Donald Boone for .the a ':~ons:ra~on ·Mrs. er head can be made Into Oour, Mra. Elmer Maltol of M1ddle- Busy Bee Class ()I the Forst ard campbell, games were playpor~ and Mr. and Mrs .. Robert Baptist Church Ia ed and prizes awarded to tile BRAND NAME ~o- Thursday evening at the church. winners. Mrs. Elson SpenCer 1 Mattox of Albany were. m IS THE TIME 1 Jumbus Sunday to vos1t woth Mrs. Boone gave the won the door prize, 1 Mrs. Sylvoa Taylor who " Ill. 1 of office to Beulah White, . A salad course was served TO BUY A ... ! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matt>xl dent; Frances. Bearhs, voce the hostess to Mrs. Arvll • t H 1 H .1 1 T president; Ehzabetb Slaven, ter Mrs Spencer Mrs Harold Now In Progrtu ;:re : ~~ d osp~t" ~es- secrttary; Isabel Winebrenner, Hager Mrs Robert · E Y er~. t"~g. e'p1 rs. assistant secretary: Lettie Mrs. 'Ralph ·Trussell and ~:,~:;11 us ace 'son omt eas- Roush treasurer· Nora MiUs d s tt M Ar hi ant, W. Va. underwent surgery. car'· 'and florwer's· and teach: an cotph' nllor, c e Lut;ue, II MR. AND MRS. EDWARD W. DURST , t' r "" • Mrs. Ra Ba d and Brenda I She Is recuperat mg sa tuc 1or- ers Ronra Hawkins Dana Lee and Dav Jd, Mrs. Glenn n • • Middleport, 0. y. Hamm and Cora Pullen., Tile tie and Johnny, Mrs. Virgil w.1.11 Mrs. William Bradford Is re- hymn, "I Would Be True, was ker and MrJ. Campbell. ported as improved at Meigs used In. the IDSiollabon and Miss Ruth Ellen Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, General Hos~ital where she nas each olfocer gave Silent prayer. Hard top. All good \\hite side wail tires. Radi o and James 1\1. Reed, Route 1, Middleport, became the bride betn patient for several weeks. Tbe meetmg was opened by heal er. Black with white top. the outgoing president, ' of Edward William Durst, son of Mrs. Mary Durst of 5 I Oak Street, Pomeroy, and Mr. Roland Durst of Belvedere, Mrs. Dvaid Darst, Sr. is a mary Lons. Devotions were llliuois, last November 26 Jt 6:30 p.m. in the Bradford ~edlcal patient at Holzer Hos- given b Lettie Roush and tnRaJ io and heater. Extra d ean Low mileage. (;hurch of Christ. Arthur .,' ,rcum. minister of the Brad- p1tal m Gallipolis. eluded scripture taken from bury Church of Christ, ofk.atcct at the double ring cereMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faulk· Timothy and story of Loois and ' mo~yd Th\~htJr~h ~v~s deer ; b .~ . · - ner of St. Albans W. Va. visit· Eunice, women of the Bible. ora e WI 1 as e s o lack acetssones and a corsage ed over the past' weekend with 'lbank-you not~s were read H<J dio ;HHl hcJ ter. Su n roof Real money gladioli. . of white carnations. . Preceding the ceremony a hiS mother, Mrs. James Faulk- from the Boone family ond program of nuptial music wao A reception was held at the ner and daughter, Mrs. Eva Mrs. Cecil Bradbury for her h ·ry lo11 nllk:Jgr-. : ~ sp{'l'd !1':11 1:-, .\II white Rral presented by Mrs. Clarice Er- home of the bride's parents. Hartley. mother, Mrs. Charles McNamee IW:J.\11 \' ; win, who also accompanied The table was decorated with Mrs. Frank Hysell is confin· for flowers given them at ; Mtss Peggy Bowers as s h c ' a four - tiered wedding cake ed to her home in Rutland by Christmas.. i sang "Because'' and •·o Prom- topped with a miniature bride illness. Her daughter and son- Mrs. Whole, newly inslalled · is.e Me." 1 and groom. Assisting with the In-law, Mr. and Mrs. George pres1denl, named two commitLc•:lt!t•d 1\ ti l~ l'X1 ras. New paint job. WAS NO' ' Escorted by her father, the I reception were MISs Paula Johnson are assisting in her tees, visiting, ~~ Freda Ed· bride wore a three piece suit Mochaei at the punch bowl and care. words, Nora M1Us and Roseof white brocade and shouldMiss Mary Foster serving the The regular P.T.A. meeting mary Lyons and food (for be0 nii ndl' L St:lnrlanl shift f\iicr second car. , k f th M'dd Sch 1 rea ed f mt'J'eo f the burch) Sta. Wagon. Catalina Series. One very partlculll' owner. er length veil Her a.cees- ca e. o e 1 leport oo s has v a 1 o c. , . d sories were blue She earned a 1 been postponed from Jan. 17 to Frances Bearhs, Mrs. nelda Power steermg an brakes. AutomaUc trans. Abnoat llkt , · . For her weddmg tr!p the Cb d M M Bak the day it was sold. · brodai bouquel. of while carna- b .d , bl Monday, January 24 due to the ase, an rs. ae er. • $ ~ 1 Sl:!!lo n 11::1g0n Atllnmatic trans. Bargain. rr e was wearmg a ue woo w k Pr · hd Members were invited to lions tipped w1th blue and white , Ion" sleeved dress with black ee o1 ayer WVJCes sc e - . . • • • • sal in streamers "' uled for next week dtnmg room for a salad course I ·. h M. P f M'd accessories and the carnation M J C . · 11 . and coffee served by the Sta. Wagon. Catalina Series. Air CondltioniQ.. Power di 155 au1a dMo; ae 1 ~d 1 ; l'<Jrsage from her bridal bou- d rs. thamesWSCrSISwfe ' Hpresoh- cers. The table was prepared ~·~ring and brakes. Automatic Trans. Showroom eleaD eport, serve d S mat o quet. ent o1 e o eat . mstde and out. One careful local owner. honor. She wore a two-piece .1 Methodist Church and Mrs. M. by Mrs. Wmebrenner and was • yellow dress. Her cur>age was I The bride Is a graduate of E. Dow son, were in Rutland decorated with . a nower. arNIW STOCK Shorty Hackett, Owner while caroal.iuns lipped with I Middleport High school and was Wednes.day to attend . a pian- rangement 1 ~ a Sliver contamer Grand Prix 2 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful burganoiy llnllh with WY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. I yellow. ilarky Hcndrocks, I employed m the Extension di- ning sessoon of the Meogs Coun- fl~ked by hghted ca~dles ,In all white spotless bucket seats with full consiil. AM-I'M ra· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l il cou"n of tile groom, served as vision of Ohio University, Athens ty Council of Churches for the ~olvor candelabra entwmed With dio with rear seat speaker. Hydramatic. · Power )Jteerlng best man. She is a member of the Brad- World Day of Prayer to be held ovy. Red place mats were used and brakes, Hydramatic, Will please the most dlst:lli)lnat• Fur her daugh ters wedding, ford Church of Christ. in February. to carry out the color scheme. lng buyer. · .. ~--------------~------------~ -~ --~ i Mrs. Reed wore a dress of pale , Edward Tewksbary of Well- Also attendin~ were ,blue lnmmed in white fur. Her The brodegroom was gradual- ston has been a business l'isi- McGhee, Agnes White, acce>sories were black . patent . , ~ d fri~m Pomeroy Higt. school tor in Middleport !his week. He Hoffman, Dana Hamm, Nora Convertible Cpe. Mercury's fin¢st and best and thll one Is Her corsage was of whole car- • an · plesent Y employed by visited with his moiher, Mrs. Hamilton, Laura Seines, extra nice. Fully equipped power windows &1111 seats. nali oos· · The bridegroom 's """I the General Telephone CompaE 0 T k b h'l h EJecta Souders Pow-. steering and brakes. ' utomatic tran•m;•slon, · 1 c Ill' · . . ew s ary w 1 e ere. · \- ""' : ther \\,..ore a blue two-piPce ny, .enoa, mots. --! dre" trimmed in red, with ' They are residing at \Ill Al- l Colored Slide• of wscs MEETS : ~~------.-.-..-'........, 1 ' ten Street, Belvadere, Illinois. Holy Land Show11 CLI Wagon. Popular Catalina Series. One careful owner. FTON - Margaret good one of partner's wife was using car while waiting Clolord slides of the Holy ens, Lilah Zirkle, Betty new car. Power steering and brakes. ~uto. trariiL · Lewis Repair Service DAt:GIITER BURN Land and Its ancient Biblical and Joyce Carson or Mr · and Mrs. Cl•arles Sayre i reminders of the time of Jes.us Methodist Church were UIC NEW STOCK -FOR.\Paula Maynard) are announc- were shown at the f3mily night I and modera.tors for • 2 dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. 'From e HEATING mg \he bJrth of a daughter, dinner and program Sunday eve-r of mformatoon, Including one of our long time Qwner who ba& owned and appreclat14fl L'oronrt .Statio n \\'ago n Vi-t .'\ ulo. tran s. Radio ePLUMBING Tammie Lynn, at Holzer Hospit- ning at the Fir>t Boptl3( (!ODS a~d answers on ed many good Buicks. Automatic trans. Be-utllul dart and heater. Puw1•r stee ring Low mileage. al, January 7. Grandparents are Church in Middleport. The covJ lhe. soc1ety, when the Women's blue With white top. eROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sayre, I -.ed dish dinner wos served at ' Socoety of Christian Service of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. ' 6:30 P m. with the progr111Tl fol- Clifton Charge met at NIW STOCK James Maynard of Mason. The i Jowing in the sanctuary. church. l..eSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Automa4 Dr Sta1 ion \VJgon VR Stil . trans Radio and heat· Sayres have iwo other children, I The slides were soown by Francis Wood of Graham Sta- tic Trans. We can confodently refer you to the former cr. Pow.: · r steering Power brakl>s. WY l-lJ74 1, a daughter, Traci Ann, 2\1, and / Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wells of lion presented a program with owner. • 134 Mill St. Middleport , a son. Terry Lee, m years. ~he First Baptist Church in Mar- l.nna Allen and Mary Burngardoetta who had returned m No- ner, partlctpatong. FranciS . , Polar<!. 500 - 2 Dr. JI.T. Power sf<' cring. Auto. trans. vember from a trip around the Wond read predictions for 4 dr. Sedan. Beaul1ful all white original fmlsh. FICY.•r ~hi ft. Jtad io and lleatN. Console. world. They showed some un-1 A business meeting with An· steermg and brakes. Hydramatlc drive. usual shol< of the Jordan Riv- na Allen, president, · MANY MORE er, Dead Sea, the Sea of Gah was held . All children's '•' ~ Dr. St· dan \'8 . Auto. trans Radio and hea ler. lee and other historic siteo of being made by members i thai areo. The event was spon- Missions will be brought to sored by the deacons with M". the March meeting in Clifton. Charles Bennett, chalnnan of Refreshments were s.erved C'rJI1 v£'rt ihle Polara White top. Red body color. Pow· the dinn<!r, assisted by Mrs. members of three churches BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS are at er steer ing, radio and heater. Auto . trans. Less than Willis Anthony. Mra. cuests. · 10.000 miles. fattory warranty for 40,000 additional I Smart and Mr!. Tony Fowler. l.:c,_ __ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY, O. nulea gc:. and the libretto wao written by I Kevi11 Yeauger hm an Italian, Gian-Carlo Menotti. ~----" · - ·~·-· ·'•·"fl t ANTENNA PIPE tTY & FM LEAD-IN eROOF MOUNTS t .LEAD-IN INSULATORS eGUY RINGS t Ground Rods • ,L!shtning Arrtston WfRNER RADIO &T.V. ·--------------...J N. 2ft11Ave. Middleport, 0. George Ingels :~~e,M~.ssH~~;g~~~:. Leifheit DANCE AT PHS Th~ Pomeroy Band Boosters Association will sponsor a high school dance party this Satarday night at the Pomeroy lligh Gym from 8 to II p.m. The Jays will be in charge. BAXTER ADMITrED Jack Baxter, North Seconol-dv was transported and admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 7 p. m. Thursday by Middleport emergency - rescue squadmen as a medical patient. NOW YOU KNOW lleporta from ZZS reltlfoaa bodies In lilt UnHed Ststea :!how 10 enroUme1t ol U,805,fl4 In 181,5U llaldiq or Slblialll ........ ·-·- NOW YOU ClAN BUY HAS A "MONEY TREE" DOUBLE SIZE As A Special Feature of His January Sale. It could pav you FOR ONE LOW PLEASING PRICE ...... Come In IIIII chooae lbe model to please your lasle ad conV'ellience •• , whether yau need a cabinet that hangs like a piotu19, 11ro willl i:kM:II, piii)K-Jight, aDII OHIO VALLEY 'PLUMBING & HEATING Edward 8aer, Owner 232 1!. Second WY2-2036 Pomeroy real eood, even up to $100, when you choose an envelope from the "Money Tree". Better stop In and get detailsl There's ABig Sale Going On At ••• INGELS FURNITURE OPEN �\' • ' · · - ··~·· ..,. , ·'· " ' '• •'. •• ' •• " ' • '. .• • ~ 1 " •. •r ·1\·itlassified Ads Your Modern ,Community· Bulletin Board :- . SOCIAL · .· Senllnllt ,_..,":Mkport, o...... .., -1• WANT AD INFORMATION ---u• ... ,.~~, ~"Mtf.i,tl~ ww .,. I Gil QUAliTY I ld llfttU IICIII ... • . P'lllln.. ~~~.UIIUI.&TIOIOO Plllllltlltr .. edlt • IIJI'M!r mo~ tM _.,. 1963 COI'YIIir Monu rtlbt ,.._. .., IICII 4Mn*l ohJec tloMbla. nPortad i!:n'Ono •bould t•mlfdt•t.-1!. 1b1 put. trW 1101 ne mpon~tbte fin uw. '66 CHIVY5-QUALITY USED CARl ........ .-au... . . $499 1960 Mercury Parklane 4-Door ~"" 2..5325 - -- AND OPPOIIUNmB UNUM111D Art fiGII • IIIQII tehool QI'Odll4tt wllo jfJfMI logleGIIJ """ IDOIIId Wee to 1111 lllol abllltv Ill • cMIImglnQ ;rb1 You ~ IIIYitecl to eollllllt with Jlr, D1111 BargdJJJ, DIJtrtet llllllpr, Burger Boy Food.():Ramu, to evaJ.. uate your poteiiUII Ill our nplcll,y expanding restaur. ant orpnlaUon Q 1 future manapr ol one of our DAILY We will train you for a fob wltb a fllturt and ado vancement to a five figure lneome !!racket. Apply Ill penon o111111t Union & Boutb Conar- Slreell; Atll. e111, OhiG IIIIIIU1 lflla from lol P.M. Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to rolL & PRODUc~G 'fiiA.N'I tD For S1le PHONE WY 2-2156 RHI Estete For Sale mNDITlONlNG Refrl&el'o atlon aervlce. Jock's Relriferatlon, New Haven, Pboae ro WS7. • • 11c • - ----· _____ _, CaDed-out3l G ~E:- TV, 21- inclLLike new. 3 yr. old, $75. Ph. WI 2·3819, MAN b<tween ages nl 1 12_ 3to 3;> to manage a nrw ousme:;s1 _____ _ _ __ _ to soon op~n in Pomeroy. Write Box 71, Middleport. J 14 -Col umbus - -Dispatch - - - pa--per boy needed for Lincoln HJI I areo.. WY 2-253 1. 1' 1 1 2_~~~~ Livestock IIIUIIIo n ~· &P' •• 7 'W x.t::ir 10.0...- 11.~ u.IIL Be Ia cllllt . . &] 5 2 ~~~.--.. "'--"' a.n. itJit IDP•noe a.wp a.r.:=. •r II.INI - -a.etb U. l!tcJIIne.. n · · •j· inno ccor3;'' .;:e / -~ C;t him U.Tobe p.-t IT.Beaoqlo J U.Topo<Jf- ' .- r:: .::-1·I .' I · · ·•·· - · / . / :1 (.. l·in·~ .. <,:• ~' ' . '·, 1 a ldltyle Ill. Small oproy fl. Sop, adnt, ti!Jme, eto. The llremen allo answered 31 calls out of tba cit)' limlla with total property loa eRI· mated at $37,010; lftperly tn, "Pop learned a lot about hockey, Mom! EaptclaiiJ d.llarmonJ d. Ducic about the penalty for body-checking a man &C.Cburoll out of line at the tioket window!" J put volved value tlllmale ol f&W,· 895 showing a savings of $8,· 815. Deaths due to fire In Point P~t last Wtll WWt Mrs. Adams, 86 Dies Thursday Of Injuries JI.R :W.'l)pocl _.,,_ l'lopa ty lou ID the elty Jim. Ita wu utlmated t1 $16,210; ~rope1ty Involved vallle estlma~ ed at f/ee,1411 abowlnc • llvlnl ol f'/51,8116 by ... .,romp\ 10. lion ol lbo departmeat. Most calli aruwentl by lbe deplrt. meat waa live durlnf I be lllOIIdl of 111111117 111115. 3tcl enbenlr· ., ed 13 fire ealla lD tile elty llmlll during 111115, traveled 6511 mBe~ and answered 31 calla out of the elty. -=-::::-:; ....--., ....... •::t ...: ..... -........ ,..._ ......- = -= ·-·-:r.:-.._·= ·U.'MI"'"'P ~ lr.Qt PI'. Pl.EA&\NT - Tile Ulll ADnual Fire Report ol! lbe Poln& Pleasant Voluntw Depa:tlmelll lbowed lbe department _.,. Help Wanted 10.-.cl &llall 'Times in City --:-:-:-;-. bAST t.CouUoua Point Firemen ,,......._lliNr,. CIMIO f\FT~~ •n::oel J,DU&tory LP- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ,. l"LACI W'( CAtENDAR . Career with A. F~~re locaUOPI. $599 iO CAS'r U:SUU USED CAR CENTER Pomeroy Motor Co. 5U per ~' • .,.ul tllbo ..., a4t p11e1 wtt.11111 to ~.,.. 1"1!-"..._. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Low mileage, good tires, In A~1 eonditlon. • CeJitll per .ord on11 •naerthlll. llill.rdQI.,. I..:IUir'll .. oertta. lJ l:etltf , . word ...... . . ) $1399 Locally owned ear, 4-speed hoJr, 110 eogme, lots of ~ tras, black finish, red bucket •eats, Radio. New tires. 1960 Rambler Station W1gon tnMrt:~an wowt ou aATq .... Wut u atrrutt'M See • • • 1111 MAN . WITH THI RID VEST ForTheDeaiThat'sBest! I ht ou " n. Pome:oy Motor CO. ,_ _...,.·_ ..._ _-""i . ;..·_ _ _ _.............. DAILY CKIP'l'OQUO'.D!l- u-'a lllllr to wolk ltl AXTDLBAAXB II LOIII'O.BLLOW Qae- *"117- f o r · - Jill, tldl .....ple A I• uaol n.. for llle 1/1, X r.r tile 0'1, etc. lllllgle !etten, • ._..,_ tbo 1oqt1a ""' ot tllll- ,,. all blnla. ~JIIIellldo _ _ _ Two Candidates File in May 7 . Q j. . . aa aa TWZe oa Primary Raee DICK TRACY, ALDNG Willi w• LBB TWX~IfB,-IR'I'BHVXIt UGLY CHRISTINE HAS COMPLETE FILE ON ~E 1 '5 TH~Ifl P.I.IBAV • By CHESTER GOULD HIS PICTOS, ABYBI .... OWT• • Yoo-,.. 6:pluq I : 1'AlU.'1'llliSir, 'I.'HIIIII'ALSE F~ OJ' .l.lf 0Yili\III1A.TZD lllND..-WUI.TAY COWPER 1<0-Kiii-IP'I I JaiJ W. M.P. 0. Rodin \ MONDAY 11IRU FRIIIDAY 1:00 Sign On - Na · l :05 8lcred llelrt ' 6::18 Mel&• County RI'D 6:25 Counlr)' Jamboree · 6:57 Weatller 1:110 Nalional News . 7:85 Bill Miller Sbolf 1:111 Sporla Perade 7:35 Bill Miller Show 1:35 Picken~ Hardware (Tuell. IDd 'lbun.) 1:50 N8W1 1:1111- Bill IIIDer Sbow • :45 ·BIIker Furniture Sbow (Wed. • Fri.) 9'10 .NIWI 8:05 Colfee with Janet 9:15 Jlousb't Sboes <'!'hun) 10·08 Ohio Edutatioo w:05 SIIIP Shop JO:IS Ministerial Alsoclatlon 10:31 Soclal Security 10:35 Tom Robertson Show 10:1$ A.S.C, i'rop'am (Fri.) 1; :110 Newa n :ei TlnJ't Country JUilCUon JU(J ~·1 Country HymnUme U:Go Nalloaal News )2: 15 LopaJ NWJ 12:30 Gaalllllr'l Guell Ster i2:30 Larry AJideno• Sbow 2:36 Mila Kualc Sholl 4-)S Kerr IDd VIII Zandt Show ·· (lion. Wed. Fri) Ul BIMIIDar Auto Show THE lORN LOIIR 3 ROOMS New ONLY '299 taUDo...-••zzr • c• .,..Jaal , . _ MASON FURNI'MI CO, MAJor., W, VA. l WJEH RADIO JANUAJIY WJKJI LOG (Tuee , '11turs.) Mollllay Tllroap ll!rlday 4:30 Electric Co. Local NeWI 7:6 Sign On, Fd!nes ol Joy t:M Oblo NeWI Round-Up B:OO Ohio Valley NeWI 1 :05 World Newa 5:30 Sign Off 8:10 Spcrll Today SUNDAY 1:15 Weather Picture 7:30 Sign On-Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 1:110 8aptlst Hour 1:55 community News 1:30 News 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:35 Week End 9:55 Mason County News 1:00 Spreading Kingdom 10:110 Louie Mueil•I Sho w 1:30 The Bible Speeks 10:30 Lalcllstrlnl 1:6 Tbe Good Life 11:00 News 10:00 Master Control . 11:05 Louie Mueller Show 10:30 Country Hymntimen Friday, Church Belli 11:30 Quiel Hour Ring) 12:00 Noon News 11:30 Public Service 12:15 Christians Hour 11:45 World News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:55 MBBOn County NeWI 1:00 Rev, Eddie Boyer 12:00 Community Nen 1:30 Rev. SUu Billups 12:05 Noon News 2:110 Harveal Time . 12:10 Markets 2:15 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkms 12:15 Mid Day Weather 2:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletin Board 5·30 Sign Jff 12:25 News 0 Grams SAroRDAY 12:30 Coonly Aaenl 6:00 Sign On -News 12:45 Country Go Round 8:30 Happy Valley 8o)• 1:55 News Beat 1:00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 7:35 Week End 2:55 Nen Beat 11:00 Dutton's and Hem'• Top 3:011 Mid Way Matinee Ten Sbow .1:55 News Beat 12:110 Noon News 4:00 Discing with Dosa 12:15 Paul Bowers, RFD f:30 lnlercbangt 12:30 Jim Meet Show 5:00 Community Newa &:30 Sip OU 1:05 MaSOII Cowlty News S:lt World and HatloDII 5:15 SpoUigbl Ul Sporll 5:25 Weather 1::10 Sign Of! 8olllrdiJ 1:45 Sign On. EchoeS tl JrtJ 11:110 Oblo Valle1 Newa "4! ·05 World News d:10 Sporrls Today IJ:15 Weather Plctnre 1:16 Louie Mueller Show 1:110 High Sc:bool mt Parade 10:30 Songs for Qdldrea 10:6 Golden Key 11:00 News 11:05 Saturday Sbow 12:110 Local, Oblo, Nat Newt! 12:20 Bullelin Board 12:25 News 0 Gr111111 12:30 Saturday MBUw 1:30 Newa Heacllm 1:31 Saturday 1:55 Newa 2:1» Saturday Matinee 2:30 Newa Headlines 2:31 Satunlaf Matinee 2:55 Newa 3:00 Saturday Motlnee 3:30 News Headllnea 3·31 SatunlaJ Matinee 4:00 Community Cboirl 3:55 Newa f:IIO Community Cbolrl 4:30 Radio RIO 5:00 News Roundup *''.... 5:15 Publlc Ser9ice s:!0 Sip Off ly ART IANSOM By HAROLD GUY 'IEP! ALL 'TWElfTV Cll' '11-lEM I BEoH 1H THE U~ PI>S!URE; ('1868 141lO.DIHJP n= TUROI.IGH OCTo&R: THEN 1HE HA'o'STAO<S LAST 'eJt A CCIU~ M<1'ITHB MORe• WaL, Berl'ER GET THE FEEO lOT ~OPEN F~ THEM I C:,ROOND UP COI?N &lND SUCH, FOR TH8-I ' AND TH~ Pl4S TOG~H F. R: COME SPRING, Ma~ TH~M OOWM 'TO LIMBO C!TY: BUYER MEET'S US . 1HEI>G !ALWAYS Plt/S lOP CASH',..---,__ FOI? PRIME t:AI GTEERS I'N(J HO<iS I RAEBURN VAN BURIN �\' • ' · · - ··~·· ..,. , ·'· " ' '• •'. •• ' •• " ' • '. .• • ~ 1 " •. •r ·1\·itlassified Ads Your Modern ,Community· Bulletin Board :- . SOCIAL · .· Senllnllt ,_..,":Mkport, o...... .., -1• WANT AD INFORMATION ---u• ... ,.~~, ~"Mtf.i,tl~ ww .,. I Gil QUAliTY I ld llfttU IICIII ... • . P'lllln.. ~~~.UIIUI.&TIOIOO Plllllltlltr .. edlt • IIJI'M!r mo~ tM _.,. 1963 COI'YIIir Monu rtlbt ,.._. .., IICII 4Mn*l ohJec tloMbla. nPortad i!:n'Ono •bould t•mlfdt•t.-1!. 1b1 put. trW 1101 ne mpon~tbte fin uw. '66 CHIVY5-QUALITY USED CARl ........ .-au... . . $499 1960 Mercury Parklane 4-Door ~"" 2..5325 - -- AND OPPOIIUNmB UNUM111D Art fiGII • IIIQII tehool QI'Odll4tt wllo jfJfMI logleGIIJ """ IDOIIId Wee to 1111 lllol abllltv Ill • cMIImglnQ ;rb1 You ~ IIIYitecl to eollllllt with Jlr, D1111 BargdJJJ, DIJtrtet llllllpr, Burger Boy Food.():Ramu, to evaJ.. uate your poteiiUII Ill our nplcll,y expanding restaur. ant orpnlaUon Q 1 future manapr ol one of our DAILY We will train you for a fob wltb a fllturt and ado vancement to a five figure lneome !!racket. Apply Ill penon o111111t Union & Boutb Conar- Slreell; Atll. e111, OhiG IIIIIIU1 lflla from lol P.M. Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to rolL & PRODUc~G 'fiiA.N'I tD For S1le PHONE WY 2-2156 RHI Estete For Sale mNDITlONlNG Refrl&el'o atlon aervlce. Jock's Relriferatlon, New Haven, Pboae ro WS7. • • 11c • - ----· _____ _, CaDed-out3l G ~E:- TV, 21- inclLLike new. 3 yr. old, $75. Ph. WI 2·3819, MAN b<tween ages nl 1 12_ 3to 3;> to manage a nrw ousme:;s1 _____ _ _ __ _ to soon op~n in Pomeroy. Write Box 71, Middleport. J 14 -Col umbus - -Dispatch - - - pa--per boy needed for Lincoln HJI I areo.. WY 2-253 1. 1' 1 1 2_~~~~ Livestock IIIUIIIo n ~· &P' •• 7 'W x.t::ir 10.0...- 11.~ u.IIL Be Ia cllllt . . &] 5 2 ~~~.--.. "'--"' a.n. itJit IDP•noe a.wp a.r.:=. •r II.INI - -a.etb U. l!tcJIIne.. n · · •j· inno ccor3;'' .;:e / -~ C;t him U.Tobe p.-t IT.Beaoqlo J U.Topo<Jf- ' .- r:: .::-1·I .' I · · ·•·· - · / . / :1 (.. l·in·~ .. <,:• ~' ' . '·, 1 a ldltyle Ill. Small oproy fl. Sop, adnt, ti!Jme, eto. The llremen allo answered 31 calls out of tba cit)' limlla with total property loa eRI· mated at $37,010; lftperly tn, "Pop learned a lot about hockey, Mom! EaptclaiiJ d.llarmonJ d. Ducic about the penalty for body-checking a man &C.Cburoll out of line at the tioket window!" J put volved value tlllmale ol f&W,· 895 showing a savings of $8,· 815. Deaths due to fire In Point P~t last Wtll WWt Mrs. Adams, 86 Dies Thursday Of Injuries JI.R :W.'l)pocl _.,,_ l'lopa ty lou ID the elty Jim. Ita wu utlmated t1 $16,210; ~rope1ty Involved vallle estlma~ ed at f/ee,1411 abowlnc • llvlnl ol f'/51,8116 by ... .,romp\ 10. lion ol lbo departmeat. Most calli aruwentl by lbe deplrt. meat waa live durlnf I be lllOIIdl of 111111117 111115. 3tcl enbenlr· ., ed 13 fire ealla lD tile elty llmlll during 111115, traveled 6511 mBe~ and answered 31 calla out of the elty. -=-::::-:; ....--., ....... •::t ...: ..... -........ ,..._ ......- = -= ·-·-:r.:-.._·= ·U.'MI"'"'P ~ lr.Qt PI'. Pl.EA&\NT - Tile Ulll ADnual Fire Report ol! lbe Poln& Pleasant Voluntw Depa:tlmelll lbowed lbe department _.,. Help Wanted 10.-.cl &llall 'Times in City --:-:-:-;-. bAST t.CouUoua Point Firemen ,,......._lliNr,. CIMIO f\FT~~ •n::oel J,DU&tory LP- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ,. l"LACI W'( CAtENDAR . Career with A. F~~re locaUOPI. $599 iO CAS'r U:SUU USED CAR CENTER Pomeroy Motor Co. 5U per ~' • .,.ul tllbo ..., a4t p11e1 wtt.11111 to ~.,.. 1"1!-"..._. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Low mileage, good tires, In A~1 eonditlon. • CeJitll per .ord on11 •naerthlll. llill.rdQI.,. I..:IUir'll .. oertta. lJ l:etltf , . word ...... . . ) $1399 Locally owned ear, 4-speed hoJr, 110 eogme, lots of ~ tras, black finish, red bucket •eats, Radio. New tires. 1960 Rambler Station W1gon tnMrt:~an wowt ou aATq .... Wut u atrrutt'M See • • • 1111 MAN . WITH THI RID VEST ForTheDeaiThat'sBest! I ht ou " n. Pome:oy Motor CO. ,_ _...,.·_ ..._ _-""i . ;..·_ _ _ _.............. DAILY CKIP'l'OQUO'.D!l- u-'a lllllr to wolk ltl AXTDLBAAXB II LOIII'O.BLLOW Qae- *"117- f o r · - Jill, tldl .....ple A I• uaol n.. for llle 1/1, X r.r tile 0'1, etc. lllllgle !etten, • ._..,_ tbo 1oqt1a ""' ot tllll- ,,. all blnla. ~JIIIellldo _ _ _ Two Candidates File in May 7 . Q j. . . aa aa TWZe oa Primary Raee DICK TRACY, ALDNG Willi w• LBB TWX~IfB,-IR'I'BHVXIt UGLY CHRISTINE HAS COMPLETE FILE ON ~E 1 '5 TH~Ifl P.I.IBAV • By CHESTER GOULD HIS PICTOS, ABYBI .... OWT• • Yoo-,.. 6:pluq I : 1'AlU.'1'llliSir, 'I.'HIIIII'ALSE F~ OJ' .l.lf 0Yili\III1A.TZD lllND..-WUI.TAY COWPER 1<0-Kiii-IP'I I JaiJ W. M.P. 0. Rodin \ MONDAY 11IRU FRIIIDAY 1:00 Sign On - Na · l :05 8lcred llelrt ' 6::18 Mel&• County RI'D 6:25 Counlr)' Jamboree · 6:57 Weatller 1:110 Nalional News . 7:85 Bill Miller Sbolf 1:111 Sporla Perade 7:35 Bill Miller Show 1:35 Picken~ Hardware (Tuell. IDd 'lbun.) 1:50 N8W1 1:1111- Bill IIIDer Sbow • :45 ·BIIker Furniture Sbow (Wed. • Fri.) 9'10 .NIWI 8:05 Colfee with Janet 9:15 Jlousb't Sboes <'!'hun) 10·08 Ohio Edutatioo w:05 SIIIP Shop JO:IS Ministerial Alsoclatlon 10:31 Soclal Security 10:35 Tom Robertson Show 10:1$ A.S.C, i'rop'am (Fri.) 1; :110 Newa n :ei TlnJ't Country JUilCUon JU(J ~·1 Country HymnUme U:Go Nalloaal News )2: 15 LopaJ NWJ 12:30 Gaalllllr'l Guell Ster i2:30 Larry AJideno• Sbow 2:36 Mila Kualc Sholl 4-)S Kerr IDd VIII Zandt Show ·· (lion. Wed. Fri) Ul BIMIIDar Auto Show THE lORN LOIIR 3 ROOMS New ONLY '299 taUDo...-••zzr • c• .,..Jaal , . _ MASON FURNI'MI CO, MAJor., W, VA. l WJEH RADIO JANUAJIY WJKJI LOG (Tuee , '11turs.) Mollllay Tllroap ll!rlday 4:30 Electric Co. Local NeWI 7:6 Sign On, Fd!nes ol Joy t:M Oblo NeWI Round-Up B:OO Ohio Valley NeWI 1 :05 World Newa 5:30 Sign Off 8:10 Spcrll Today SUNDAY 1:15 Weather Picture 7:30 Sign On-Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 1:110 8aptlst Hour 1:55 community News 1:30 News 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:35 Week End 9:55 Mason County News 1:00 Spreading Kingdom 10:110 Louie Mueil•I Sho w 1:30 The Bible Speeks 10:30 Lalcllstrlnl 1:6 Tbe Good Life 11:00 News 10:00 Master Control . 11:05 Louie Mueller Show 10:30 Country Hymntimen Friday, Church Belli 11:30 Quiel Hour Ring) 12:00 Noon News 11:30 Public Service 12:15 Christians Hour 11:45 World News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:55 MBBOn County NeWI 1:00 Rev, Eddie Boyer 12:00 Community Nen 1:30 Rev. SUu Billups 12:05 Noon News 2:110 Harveal Time . 12:10 Markets 2:15 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkms 12:15 Mid Day Weather 2:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletin Board 5·30 Sign Jff 12:25 News 0 Grams SAroRDAY 12:30 Coonly Aaenl 6:00 Sign On -News 12:45 Country Go Round 8:30 Happy Valley 8o)• 1:55 News Beat 1:00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 7:35 Week End 2:55 Nen Beat 11:00 Dutton's and Hem'• Top 3:011 Mid Way Matinee Ten Sbow .1:55 News Beat 12:110 Noon News 4:00 Discing with Dosa 12:15 Paul Bowers, RFD f:30 lnlercbangt 12:30 Jim Meet Show 5:00 Community Newa &:30 Sip OU 1:05 MaSOII Cowlty News S:lt World and HatloDII 5:15 SpoUigbl Ul Sporll 5:25 Weather 1::10 Sign Of! 8olllrdiJ 1:45 Sign On. EchoeS tl JrtJ 11:110 Oblo Valle1 Newa "4! ·05 World News d:10 Sporrls Today IJ:15 Weather Plctnre 1:16 Louie Mueller Show 1:110 High Sc:bool mt Parade 10:30 Songs for Qdldrea 10:6 Golden Key 11:00 News 11:05 Saturday Sbow 12:110 Local, Oblo, Nat Newt! 12:20 Bullelin Board 12:25 News 0 Gr111111 12:30 Saturday MBUw 1:30 Newa Heacllm 1:31 Saturday 1:55 Newa 2:1» Saturday Matinee 2:30 Newa Headlines 2:31 Satunlaf Matinee 2:55 Newa 3:00 Saturday Motlnee 3:30 News Headllnea 3·31 SatunlaJ Matinee 4:00 Community Cboirl 3:55 Newa f:IIO Community Cbolrl 4:30 Radio RIO 5:00 News Roundup *''.... 5:15 Publlc Ser9ice s:!0 Sip Off ly ART IANSOM By HAROLD GUY 'IEP! ALL 'TWElfTV Cll' '11-lEM I BEoH 1H THE U~ PI>S!URE; ('1868 141lO.DIHJP n= TUROI.IGH OCTo&R: THEN 1HE HA'o'STAO<S LAST 'eJt A CCIU~ M<1'ITHB MORe• WaL, Berl'ER GET THE FEEO lOT ~OPEN F~ THEM I C:,ROOND UP COI?N &lND SUCH, FOR TH8-I ' AND TH~ Pl4S TOG~H F. R: COME SPRING, Ma~ TH~M OOWM 'TO LIMBO C!TY: BUYER MEET'S US . 1HEI>G !ALWAYS Plt/S lOP CASH',..---,__ FOI? PRIME t:AI GTEERS I'N(J HO<iS I RAEBURN VAN BURIN �· ·I ·· - · · · · · · ··"'' . ..... J · ~· · .- . ·' •' ,' 1' \ . ' . . ' ' '' ,. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jail 14, 11188-f · -·-----·- --- ' ~- Griffllll, putor: Roger W t ~ llr!l aDd tlllrd Thlll'ldal' . . . ~ ford. 1\tPL: Sunday Scbool lii!Dgt at 7:30 p. m. Secood . . · a m.; E...gellaU• SerW:e. 1· lourtb Sunday eveolnp II 7:.- Sentinel Church News 30 p, m. "rayer meeUng, 7:811 1p. m. Prayer meeting ~ and fourth lburtday lftllil!JIII Bellud MIM... 1 Olin Ne• and firs< and tblrd Sunday ./ffJ" ID8JI, miSSionary pastor: Suo- enings at. 7:30 p. m. day School. &:30 a. m.: Wor!lhlp ~lt. Hermoa Jolted Brot10:30 a. m.: Preaching 7 30 p in Chnst Church. Jamea Mor-lo.ltem BlpUol ellut~ Scbooi t:30 a. m. Cburcb 10:311 1worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 m.; Prayer oervlce, 7:30 p. m. rison, pastor. Sunday School Great Bend: Rev. c. L. O'IJol> a.m.; Christian Eodeavor, s:ao a. m.; Sunday School ~ : 30 a.m. Thursday. i 9:30 a.m. Preaching aervlcet llllr, putor: Robel't LeWis, 11JP1. p. m. Evening service, 1:30 p, ;Both congregation• are mee~ Syrocaso Ml"loo, Rn. Eor1 1fll'st and third Slllldi<y niJbll t::O a. u MomliJ& Wnrsblp Rutland Churclt of Cbrut - in& u one aL S~ John'a Church CUster, pastor: Services every I a! 7:30 p. tn . Secood and ~~ ud Sunday Scltool; 7 p.m. Jtt. Roy Carter, Mlnisler. Bible at Pine Grove while the new at 1:30 D. m Sunday mormngs at 11 1. m. tii1Dtl oervtce: 'l'lurlday, 7:10 School 9:30 a. m. Worship and St. Paul't Cburch Is beinp bwlL Tbe Cbart'll 01 llle Namr•ne. Prayer meelillt! every Wednef. p. m. Prayer meotlq. Preachin& Service 10:30 a. m. Allred Methodist Church - Cbester: Rev. Herbert Grate, l day at 7:30 p. m. Chrt!liao EJ>. Corpeater 811]11111 Cb- 1 Young People's meeting 6:30 p. Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. pastor; Richard Barton, Supt. 1deavor, second and fourth SQ. Stmday Scbool9·30 a.m.; Mont- m. Even~ service 7 p. m. V, Sunday School at 9:30 a. m, Charles Bissell. Asst. Sup~ 1days at 7:30 p. m. Inti Worsblp 10:15 a m. H. Bralet, ,Bible School Supt. Charles Taylor, Supt. Worship Sunday School !:30 a. m.; Mor"'l Little Kyger Unll<tl ~ F1M Bapllll a.o, MWJe. Zloa Cbarcb ot Christ, I'OJDOo serviceo at 10 : ~ w1th Vere 10g Worship II a. m.; NYPS of Christ, Cheshire - K)'lfl' • port, Rev. Donald Boone, ... roy · BarrllonvW. Road, ELJo Swartz, layleader; MYF meets &:45 D. m.: Evening Serv•ce Hartford Parish, Warren G. tor: Sllllday Seooo1 t:U L m., eono Underwood, mlDLster. BJ. I p. m. Sunday evemng, Wor- 7::10 p. tn.; Mldw""k Prayer ser· Zinn, pastor. Harlford Baptllt Freel Holtman, SUpt.; 10:15 a. bit scbool 1:30 a. m.; Mo,.,iq siup services w1th the Rev . rice, 7:30 o. m Wednesday. Church, Comm union Worship m. Worsblp Service; BYP s p. ororsbip 1:30 p. m.; Robertlleod Casto at 7:4>. Tuesda} evening Middleport (.'bnreb ot t~e Nn service 9 a m. Tuesday, 3:41 m.; Evon!Dg Wlll'!blp, 7:30 p. Bible "ohonl 'lu;ll. Membership ond Evangelism uene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlell 1 Children under 12; 6, Childr.. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Pray• CIL..ter Cllurc• ol God, Reo. Commias1oo meet.; Wednesday SUnda v ~ .. hool 9 111 a m.: Morn- 12 •nd up; 7:30, AdUlt Studl meellllg 1lm1-.dlq, 7:10 p. m. Gllberl Spencer, pastor. StmdaJ 7:45 p. m. Mid Week Prayer 11\11 IVorshlp 10 ·30 o. m.; NYPS group. pracUee. School 9:30 a. m. Mornlng WDI' oervices. Young Peoo''· 6·45 p m.; Ever> Mlddleport First Vnllod rn. J'lnl Baptld Qordl, ~ tblp 11 a. m.; li:YiqeiitiiG Cbeolel MeGodlsl Cbaru gelistic mff'tlng 7:30 p. m.; bytertan Cburclt, fie\'. Honnl Iro, - Reo. C1rnr WilDa""' rice, 1 p. m. Pray• ateeli!J&. Pearl A. Caato, P..tor; Wor Prav"' m.,,. ·~. Wed . 7·30 p m Ruppel!, pastor: SUndS)' Scltocll Sunda7 Scltool 8:30 Ull 10::10. 1:30 p. m. WedneSday; Young a service at & a. a. .. Sunday ~omeroy r.hurr• of tb• Na• 1.30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewla, ' Worship oervlce, 10:30 a. m.; People's service Friday, 7:341 ScbDol al 10 a. m.; WSCS lsl arene, Sunday School, 9·30 a supt.: 10 .30 a. lll- Worlblp: 6:46 Nursery and Jllllior cburclt I« p. m. l'buradaY ol month: 8oanl m.: Morning worship 10 :45 a. p_ lll- YF: Wed. e:31' JUDLGr cbildren. f'llarell ot God, ML meeting 3rd Wedaes<lay of the m. Evening Worship, 1 p. m.; Choir: 7 o. m Senior Choir. Flrtl BafiiJI ClnLrdl, Rltclae Rev. Daniel Workman, pallOr mn"lh. Prayer meeling, 1 p. m Wed Syracuse First Ualted PraRev. C. L. O'Conner, putor. SUnday School 9.45 a. m.; Wor Flatwoods Metbodlol Cbarc Rev. Clyde v Henderson, p•s- byleriau Churcb - Churclt ,... Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. m., Sam tbip semce II a. m. and 7:30 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor tor. m.: Su· 1," , ,.,,ooi 1 , ·r, , a. CUrtis, tUpl.; 10:45 a.m. Mun> a. m. Prayer meel!Jtl 1:30 p abip aervlce 10 a. m. even Church olllle Nazarene, Pom· 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., ng worship: 6:30 p, m. BY¥ m. Tuesday: Yoq PeopLe' other Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun ero) Rev. Clyde Henderson. l7:30 p .m. and Jllllior Feiiowsblp; 8 p.m. meetln&, 7:30 p, m. )'riday. ~ School. 10 a. m., Jobn pastor: Su.1day School 9:30 a Chesbir.. Kyger-HarUord .PII" Evening service: 7:30 p. m. llatland Cburcb ot GoG, Rev. Bailey, Supt. Prayer meetmg ·ship services 7.30 p. m. Suo- :ish, Hartford Bapllst Churcb WedneSday, Prayer meellllg; John Smallwood, pastor: Sunday forest Ruu Metbocllal charcb · m.: Morning Worship 10.30 a. : Mornmg Worship 9.15 DET Ser3::.1 p. m. Wedneaday, ,Senior School 10 a. m.; Evan~ellstic - Sunday School I a. m., Mrs. ' ...-vices 7.30 p. m. P r • y e r moo "Watchfulness or the Teo Choir Practice: 3:30 p, m. Tueo- tervico 1 p.m.: Young People Fred Nease, Su~t. Worship ser- lm.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evemng V~rgins." Tuesday - Offlcera dav . Junior Choir P,·.,·tiee. Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; vice 10 a. m. Rev. WendeU m"tin~ ; ·JO o m Thursday planning meeting, 7 p.m. EDT, Hartford Baptill Cburth - Prayer meeting 1 p. m. Satur· Stutler, pastor. I Cbnrcb of the Nazarene, Ita- I Warren 1.:. Zmn, pastor . Mom- day. Beatb .~ethodlst Cborch. Mid· cine, Ohto. Sunday School at , ___ . - -, log worship ~ a. m. Sermon: Grace Episcopal O>oreb, dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; 1:30 a.m. Sunday Worshtp • CZ·· "Our Search for Lile." Church Pomeroy, The Rev. Rlcbard H. Mrs. Nan Moor.. Church School Scrvice10:30 a.m SUnday Ev" l ;School, 19:10 a. m., Classet Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mor· SUpt.; Church School, 9:30 a. Ding Servtco 1:30 p.m.; M1d "I for all ages. nlng Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 m.; Worship Service, IO :S' L week Prayer Semee Wedne~ ChHhlre • Kyger • Hartford o.m. U>flee bour following. m.; Methodist Youth FeUow- day 7:30 p m. Rev. Morrl• M 1 Parillb, Warren G. Zion, Pastor. Enterpri.. EUB O>urclt, RH. sbip, 7 p. m.; Official Board Wo~e. Pastor. The Hartford Baptist Church Menzel Smitb, pastor. Worship meeting, 1st Sun~ay of month. Rolland Church ot tho Nazorwill have two Christmas Pro- service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 1 eoe: Sunday School 9 30 a. m.: I Dorothy Robert., Sherm~ grams th1s year. The hrst WLII School, 10·30 a_ m. Youth ~·el· ol '1\0ntlt. 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor ' Mornin g Worship 10 .45 a. m Robert<, Herman A. Roberll, be pre>lented by tha SundaY lowship 8:30 p. m.; Boys and Wednesday. 7 p. m. ~;vangelislic ser .·~ee 7:45 ? m Sherman 1. Roberll, SUzanna School p!p1ls at 9:50 on D~. 19. Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; Minersville Methodist C hurcb ~ .1idweek praver sefliJCe, 7.45 p Fr ance RoiJerls to State u1 Ohio, An enlarged .program will be l Evening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd Wendell G. Slutler, Pastor.! m Wednesday .50> acre, Salisbury. by the Hartin d Grode School and itb Sundaya· Youth Choir Sunday School 10 a m. · Wor- S•racuse Church ol the Naza. l · t Cl h ' ' ' · ' ' Berlha M Holler dec It presented at the Baplts turc 11·30 p m Wednesday Prayer sh1p .. rvice 11 a. m. ,..ne William c tborpe pastor · ' . ·• un Dec: 20 at 7'30 p.m. The pol> Meetin.g, 7.: 3(1 o m. w.d..esday Morse Chape !Methodist - Sunday S"hoot9. 30 a. m:: Mom· Lester L. 8' .'ley, Vll'g<l Hamm, lie lnvrted to. this8a program . · mg worship 10 31 a. m. Ce~W•lma t lor R T~ans . · b Loltrldl• EUB Cblii'Cb., Re•. James Early, paslor, Oliver Jd t. Sutton. Ra E Ad 11 Su::"""~·~·;.30 P s• ~h;:;.. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; 1Sayer, Supt.. Sund-ay School IO i Peotecostol Assembly, Route arm, Fm·, ~t To Ackns: BZ; 0 1 · • m. r Y Sunday School 9.45 a. m. Rus- a. m.; Preachmg 11 a. m. '4, Rev. 0 au l E. Jones. pastor acres Olive 1 Sunday 2:30p. m. sell Archer, Supt. Sunday Portland Methodist Church- Sunday School 10 a. m.: Wor- J:ll'~b F. ·Zumbach. dec. to ~~ W~ Bapl: ~ri~ worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 H. L. McDamel. pastor. Sunday ,day. Wednesdw and f'r~day. Gerlrude G. zumbach B~lah Rut , a!l..-, Y. au p. m. alternately. Bible study ' School 9:30. Haroln Roush, The Pentecostal Church Mid· M z b· .1 R 1 1 fl. z ~~orp; SddundaySScb~\.~.\~~~ and prayer aervice led by pas~ I Supl; Kenneth McLeod, •.sst ; illeport, South 3rd Ave.: Sundaj I bach:u;,: c'y\. ~~~1, Aihd."~;. uu' rl y, upt., C "'" or 7:30 p. m.ll'ednesday. Chns- 1Supl., Preaching 7.30 p.m. Sun- Schoo110 a.m." Sunday evenlng·rr · . 0 service 7·30 p m · Prayer ser- . d . . ' . dns.. range. . : · • "w' -• d ttan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd ' ay. . . evangehstJc sen•tce, 7:30 p. m. , Minn 1e Vining Ph·.-.. VIning Ylce!. eunes School ay I Saturday o1 mon tll. Kacme MethodiSt Church w~ dnesda}, BI ble Sttl dy 7·30 . · · Berntc-t ,_ Jeffers.· M •·30 o. .m Sund . ' . p. l<rnneth \ mmg 1108 Baptist a::r , Mornlo& Star EUB Cbarcb, R. L. Me Dame!, pastor· Sun- m : SaturdJ: mght Prayer and Leo Vming, Brttv Vimng, Eldon D.A. V. llaiMI. corne~co~~. anbd l Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9.4ii day School 9·30 8 · m.: Preach· I Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pastor, Rev Vmmg \Ianda Vimng Frances Pomeroy '. asnn · ."""nso1"" ' Overholzer, ' ' - .·v i•· m. Sunday School, Fred ·mg 10'30 · a. m.,· MYF 6 p. m.'· 8. L. Barrett. Homer Overholzer. 10 Frerch City Bopltsl Church Smith sup!." Earl Shuler Ass'L. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Harrrsoo•llle Pr.-byterla• Beller Saner C1 1fford Sarver Gallipolis. Aff1haled WJth S.B.C. .' ' . ' m. Wedn sday Ch R R L p· ·t Morntng worship 10.45 a. m.; · . · urch. John D;~vtes , pastor· to State of Oh·10, .556 acre, Sal·· ev. . : msoR, pas or. Prayer meeUng 8 p. m. Thur~ Rock Sprtogo Metbndlst - Church School 10 JO a. m. Wor· isbury -Sunday School e~er')o· Sun- day. Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor· ' ship serv ice JO p. m. I Eniersotl Jolutson Leola ' day 3 P m. Preachmg serv-, South Bethel EUB Cburcb - Ship service 9·30 a. m.; Sun- Reorgaolzeo Cburcb 01 Je.., Johnso~ to Kennelll' McLeod ;I Lees · ot Latter Oay Samts. · U'Onththe last Sunday of each 1Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa!- d3.Y Sch 00 1• 10 15 8· rn .,· ''v·IY•'I ' Chnst st:'4 Prarl McLeod, Lots, Lebanon.' I ML ·Mortab 9apllsl Clllii'C~ tor. Sunday School 9.45 a. m., 6 30 P· m. Pray« ~nd Bible miles !rom Racme Oil Racine Ne~ Portland. ~ Comer of Fonrtb and Main st' Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Study. Wednesday. 7 30 pm. Porlland Road. Sunday Schoo' \\'llliam Gordon Wlnebnmter, 1 . • Worship 10·45 a m and 7·30 p Rutland Metbodlsl Cburch- 19·30 a m \\"rsh1p lO :ro a Susan Suzan Ann Wmeb~·-R•v Nyle Borden · · · · · Rev . C. J. Lemley, · · · ·· · · ·1Middleport . . · · • m Alternately BtblP. Study pastor .. m Sunda" evP11111g serv1ce al to Robert E Lee Martha A.Dn ~ ! munster. Sunday School 9::JJ , a~d Prayer ser~ice Je<j by ru.st· IC'hurch School 9 30 a.m .; Wor t7.:m p .n : ~~ v.mr"hip serv· r Lee 13 acres. Sut~ a · m.. Arnold Richards ' Sup!· or 7·30 p m Thursday ~ ship · service, · · · R. Buchanan ·' 10· 30 a. m., M :ice at · 7 30 p m · Pastor C W John Marv 8,.. ' · · · · y F M00 d 6·30 · · · · ' ., 1Momrng Worship 10 ·30 a m N l 'Ch-'<; S · Syracuse E.U.H. Church, Paul · · ay, · . p. m. · Proffitt. All evening serv· chan an to Un llt'd S~Lel, Eu• 1 1 aom Bapt:.l1 .' •• l. SeUen. Putor. St1versv111~ Metbod1st Cburcb , 1 ~ bel':in at 7 30 o. m. men!, Ollve. day School 9 30 a. m.. WOI' 1:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben ~rthur Swtt, pastor. Sund» f oa, Lady of Loreno Mlssloo John Budmna• . Mory Bucll~p ~ ~e~,;;, P:ayer servtce, Quisenberry, Supt.; 10·30 a. m. School, 9::10 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Long Bottom, Rn. fbomas p., onan lo Uruted Stalet, Eol'monl, ! ~ ·t hsd : · Kin b Mornmg Worship service l si Supt., Services Thursday even tronek, admmlstrator; Sunday Ol1ve. 1 1 are on "' ore . gs ory ,lfld Jrd Sundays of ilie m~nth; mg. • Mass~ 30 a m , est . l-loly Uays Ra\ E. AdamR, forrett f. Road, Rev. Clyde Hmton, pao- 1 30 p. m. Evenmg Evangelll· Sutton Melbodlst Church - 01 Obligation, 7 p. m. Adamo lo United Stataa, z1tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; tic Service lnd and !th Suo- H. L. .!cDamel. yastor:_ Clint SL. John's Catholie Mlssloo: I mrnt. Olive. , Ralph Carl, supl Sunday Wor- 1day of m,;,th. BETHANY _ Orr, Supt. Preachmg 9. I> a.m. •••r Guvsvillr IDulch Ridge 1. Albert ll ill, Jr • Ora 1:. Bll sbrp serv1ce, 10·30 a.m. and 9,30 a. m. Mormng \Vorsblp:ISunday School10 :15 .a ~ . Rev . ~rank Man1rrl, pao· to llalph R. Badgley, Dorolll1. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 10 :30 a. m Sunday School, Bly· Oak Grove MetbodiSI C hu~ch, tor , Sunday Mass 10 .30 a. m.: I Badgle, 3.65 acres, Sulloll meettng Wednesday, 7:30p.m. lh Th I S I . 6·30 ' H. L. \lclJamel, paSior, Earl llo lv D') ol Obligalion 6 30 a Fred A. Cadle, Audra G, C• C.tomhlr ,?'"pet: 1\'onblp,.r- Y:,llh ~:~~~ws~rp:· CARM~·L ~Cross, S 'Pt Swlday School at m.: Conlcsston, y, hoar bclor~ die I Audrey\ to Frank Clalao4, •Ice each oonday 9:15 a. m.; 9.30 SUnd S h 1 IV . 10 .1o a. m., Preachmg .9 1> . . Mass flt>lorPs M. Cleland, p·-•• ay • c oo ay Syracuse Methodist I hun·o · -·--. Sunday SchooI 10 a. m.: You th · Ra. m. h S I . lO·JO . I l'he Salvation Army En OJ' Sullnn . 8 1 IV or 2nd :h a S. Wiu:ng oil" er lleloret II. r. m. Tuesda~ I AWORll: IN TROUBI..E ..... CJioiL.IReH FOR AU.. """'- FOR . . . GIIH ftCII .. n..,. ....,......laotoc' - -~ Wr tL. bWJ.lia& ~ &b.aNder ad food alu,elllola.ip. lt. ilia M~...W.... of sporil..u.al. ¥rioo ..,., W•tht:Ml a sUooti L.,nrch. aeither d«rro!'mcy ru:or ci~ lita.. MGQ ~:an IP.lrviYe. Then! ttn ~ eowwt lltUODI .my ... J>ertoll Ill',. MoWd MWXI ~ervtcae ,...w.,. luppol( the a-ct.. an~ : [l) Fur Ws OWn •e. (2J Fu.- hill cb.ildnu'a Y lle, (a} For the take t( t'~J liDd :ulioD. (+J For the ..U of tbe Church tt.Belf, "h•ch _.~.~a 113 Th.,. ket tops a spmly l' lisi•mLle shown in New ·York. Jac~ ket's linin~ matches the multi-colored blou~e, skirt. * ~.. -= SPARTY - While Ieath-. jac- ..~ ...... -.I -&erial Mlfi'POii;. f'ka lllr ,. to chun ·h fel!nlariF u-4. IU9l' .B i ble ri.ail , . ...a A RUN ON THE BANKS-High tides cause the Thames River in London to overflow and bring out police, swans. r Wlral has h:.ppe!llll! lie t;Joia aww !elM W!li'Jll tA 11111'11 iW~mtieth eentury ef God's g1-f )[ankiJid seeD¥~ to l:.e pasoing through a 1111& Cl( "'dler 'Witidallu no oonnte<part ift lluman hltllory• There are wars and FWIIOI'II ot 1 Mf tlte nations, aDd many of the lllltloM llterwh w are aplit illto wanillg factions, each faeti011 Jlbi\'ing' for supremacy, and each i.ntoleraat Cl( aad righta of others. The great trouble witll Gte world It! t!Jat mett 'b"' forgotten God. They no longer seelc spiritual guidaace, but follow the vain ways of the JOOderB world. We luLva become a cynical, materialistic generatiou. If this drift towaro work! tragedy llld ch11011 is ...er .topped, the dlurches of tlte world mll8t do it. The world's hope - our hope - is ill God aad His Cbua:ll. He alone eaJI save mankind frOIIl a -rowful fate. The Church seeks Lo 1.urn the lieal-ts of men froa the ways of war and fear and ha1e lio the ways of peace and love. ~ Ji~~i~M"'-' ......... .,.,..., ,__ .,.,...., ,. Ia tllia tile.....,_ .., M- 1 a vwew Property Transfers 1 · I With the hope It will, in rome measure, foster and help IIU• win tlrat which iN good in f11mily and community life, thil , fead lure ir 1ponsored by tlte bus i111'.'8 firm I an organ.lzatiolll W"Oitl name• appear below. J ·..~?HSGN IC TRANSPORT - r> ,. 1t :~ win~ ~,.llJC'!' " Onic tt\rn -, pnrts c[ the 1970s, like · tr· ~ n~·Hit> ] , \•. til c •n :r :urt t\' l'f• f 1·,•n 70 .Uf1i l :j•d w11h ..( tfJ !IT d !i l<! l lilllS thousands of :.,, It·, ,n•.. rv 1 ! 1 t • · t l ~ h propo:-nl sL:l tll•t.:ty s.rt c ll:tcs ~4 00 0 mil l's out in space. ,, TINY'S FOODlAND ldiddleport, Ohio Middleport, Obio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXAlL DRUGS l f \ I t' ··,. ~ Bak'ert of Good Brrad . ,, We Fill All Doctors Prescrlptiorul Huntington, W. Va . 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MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ;f("•, .,,,,, • f. '· ~ -~-.,. _,. -i ,.; .. ·.t- .... - •' • - ·· ,_ ·~ .. • "' I' ..,. ~·- "" .. ·- .. . . ~~;~eP~:. ~•~h ~.::!;g Bradbary Churt"b or :orni~~s Wor~~~. r .. - · _. _.. _,.. .•.• , ... _,.. ,.._.._. ::. .,. -:. ... ;.. ;. .,. · :.. ;.;. ;:. ;. -;.. · - ~.,;. ~-;;. ~ '--------------------------...J lallen Of Bolllllll Bmd Rutland. Ohio 1~ cha~ge Cl~~:,';~k 1;1;::~dA ::~~~~~ ~~v~~~t!e~5 1 ~ ~ ~1~ ~ay an~ Christ.~:~~~ ofE~:n ~~:i~; ~~i: j d!.ty Schoo\9:45 a. m 'I M\ ~ ~uo- ~ ~:d~~ }~ ~~· ~~· ~o~~~~sss~~~~- , rt>.\ (; ( ;1dJt>. 1~1 ;.{ .~~~~~~!- Art Marcum, minister; Bible 1st anlJrd su:dav of month day .6 ~-. m. Pra}t'r nwewr~ Su~day 7 p. m.· Young People'~ i A~nt"• .<\ . Crueser to ?ristJ. ' SchOol and 1\lor~ma Worship , Tuppers Plains EUB Cburch. f Sunday.' .30 o. m. . Le~lon 1 30 i' m. Salvation · na (,na' ~n . .72 <lcr~. Sahsbw-y. 10:30 a. m.; Chmtian Endeav. Re E g E E . The Umted Methud"l (;burch, meetwg· Thur,dau I to 3 ~.a- ' Lolln•n E Jl->ffman, Trusteo, or I p E ·no W hi v. u ene • mcrson, pas Pomen,y - 11Ph In A.\km• B A , ~, H h ! U ld M ' · m.; vem • ors p, tor ; Sunday worship 9.30 a. rn. 1 . · '· d. Ires llume ..e;u:ue; 7 p m Prep ug ·· :lpt•. '1 : ae Rupl 1 D. m. I B D . pastor. The Hour of .Stu Y . to Lo\l;man s L1rne lnc., 291 A., 71 Pa&evWe Community Charell ' Sunday. School 10 a. m., Ho- 19 12 a m. The Hour of Wor, hi p, lasses. . 0 n m. B•ble study, ' Co lumbia. bart Vmeyard, Supt. 81ble Slu 110 . 30 6 rn Miss ions Stud)' rlass ' nr ayer meellng OthP.r service! 1 V 11 1 b Rev. Russe II Cline , Pilltor. - 1d d d b ·· · · · · . :.. e~· .um er and Supply Co. 1 Young People's service 7:30 P·l Y an prayer lerv!ces 1e Y. 2.30 P· m. The :study text. IJV anrmun( ,.~,f"n to W<I IIt'r Crooks Lots Midm. Thursday: EvaogeUstJo •er- pastor, 7.30 p. m. Tue.sday. l ''Claimed by God for Missll)n,' . Po~eroy SeHntb Day Adven dleport ' ' rice Saturday, UO p. m.; and ' Ad tilt class meeting 7'30 p. by Dr. Eugene Stockwell. lonn. Usl \:burch - Mulberry He~gbb . JesSie Marie Mitch, 0 11 V· lor mi "ssiona.y to Urugua•· ' 15· 1 Rd., northp ol Me1gs Memoria• er .. ••- ubl~ 1· m. last Monday ol month. 1 f'.va Be 11 e ou Sunday 7.· 30 p· m. tf "tl 1n. Hemlock Gro•e Chrilllu l Federale<l Cburcb, PomP.I'oy . i the •tud.' book. Tue<day 1 30 P ospltaJ. astor. F. W Gi!lord . Nellie Te"k' barv Adrab Church, James Quisenberry, ~"'· W. H. Perrm, pastor; i m. Lydia Circle of Woman's I 1\sslsli:lnt Pastor. J ~es R Ttwksba rv, George. ' StarliDI , worship •ervt'ce , 9 ,...., ·'~~"~ 8.m. [Carl Kautt. Supt . Sun Chnstian ·Service Hofler Services on . Saturday Te~' k·s h:.~n· . 1, ;m 1me J . 8 enneH, . d • v Societ\. of , . Sunday School 10 a.m. Terry tSchool, e •. )I\.; Worship bour mecls. Tht~ pub!Jc IS IDVIted l Sabba~h Sc hoo\. l JU p m.. Cenl' .I Bennrlt to Slate uf Collums Sup! 110 a.m. ~~divine worship Worsh ip, ~ JO P m' V o u tt Oh tl9 Sal' b Brad!~ C~c~ f1 ..._.~ MI. U1Jou ~ g~ S F.W.B. Church - 1· Letart ~'ails u~ 1 ted Brethren ' meetmR. 3.30 p m. . B1bte Stu , J'"ess1e t•~~am; nne ,,.1 ',~ !lA: 1" 1, uryO.I'1ver I Joe 1\obinson, Minlllter; ISUnday chool t :45 a m., Earl ,m C nst Church, Sunday School dy, ,rhu•snay, 7 JO .P· m., • · ' Mitch, Eva Belle Struble, Nel· Homer Flll'rest, SUpt .. Bible Sllrkey, supl., Evemng wor i9:30 a.m. worship WVICOS. The •fl .,;vans He• ghts, ualltpoiLJ , lie Tewksborv. Adrah TewksISchool 9:30; Morning Worship, ship, 7.30 p m. by C"?U Coa. first and third Thursday even- Eden .united drelh~•a ta l bary. Grnrg~ Starling Tewlu<· lU ·3tJ a. m; ~vening Worsht~. Layman; .Y . mng People 1 meet· mgs at 7 30 and the second and Cbr1st Cburcb: Rev j!;ideo R. 1 bar . Pa uline Bt>nneH, Gt-n~ J. 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. inW&odanddBrbleCShtudy, 7:30t' m.: l lourth SMunday nights at 7:30. ~alke. oas tor; Sundsv School.! Bcn neu to Sla te of Ohw, .3lll Bible Study. nes ay; otr P"C let al James orr<son, pastor. tO a: m.; w_urnle Hollinger. supl. Acre, SaliSbury . D•·xter Choreb of Cbrhl 1:30 p. 111. Thursdoy, ByseD Ron ,..,... lllelltodlst. Clmsttan Endeavor. 1:1& p. 11 _ _ _ __ Bible Schllol 9·30 a. m. Preach· Douville Pilgrim Holbless, (P. Bober' E. Smilb, Sr .. pallOr : Mrs. Lyoa Chevalier. preSLdent. ing 10:30 a. m., first and third 0 . Lon~sv ille Ohio). Rev 0 . H. Sunday School 1:30 a.m. 0. 0 . ctess.. lo. oil 'lonR ••rv•coo. Gn A sundays . Car ... pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Patter.soo, Supt.; Morning Wor ~ p. m Prea ching 8 20 p. lllt-i 1 :SLOOD Mason City Church of Christ, a.. m.. ~bert Grate, Supt. Wo_r· ship lU JO a. m Youtb ~rv1ce lid \\lrPk Prayor mPP iing 7 30 I DONOR'S Miller Street; Sunda y Bible ship service at l0:3; a. m.; P1l- 6.43 p. m.; Evangel1st1c mes- p. m. Wednesday, Clasg LeadPATCH Study t a. m. Evening Wor- grllll Youth ~ 45 p. m.: Evan- SAge, 7·30 p. m.; Prayer rneet· ..r. Mrs 'w1az1e Holsinaer ,... lltip 7:30 p. m.: Btble Study, gelistic •ervice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- mg Thun<'1y 7:311 P m. Bachtel E•aogelleal Vatted 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Woek Prayer and Praise, Wed- Free Melbllltt t.;lwcb, Laar· Brethren Church - Sunday Mlddleporl Cllartb o1 Cltrlet, nesday, 7.:10 p. m. !'I Clift...., R. t ·ne "" School 9.45 a rn . Worsh tp, AT THE 5th am' Maill Slrtetl Donald llngdom Hall ot Jebovab's pastor Sltndly School 8:30 a 2nd 1111<1 4th Sunday, 9 4S a. BLOOD· Hick•, minister; Aible School, Witnes,.. · Publio meeting. Sun· m.; PbJI Wise, supt, Mumm~ m Achash Miller, pastor. MOBILE ·30 a.m., Kenne'll McE!hloney day S p. rn ., Wttebkllltr studJ >OO<JMr 10 30 a. m.: Y out• l!Hl'hu<ch. t~tar. .u.. Supt.; Momlng Worship. I p. m.: Bible study ~aJ ~lceo 1 p. m : Evangellsti< >lay School 9 30 a m.; Wo•sh1p BLOOD SAVE:. LIVES 0:30 m Evening Worship, I p. m. service meeting, 7 p. ...-vice 1:30 ll. m. Mid Wee; ,. ·• Snnd•l 7 311 n m lED ClOSS r p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- m. Thursday: Mlnutry school, oraver servl"" 7:30 11. m. Wed ' Letart Falls Uoilrd Uretbron aooo IIOG&III , neoday, 7 p. m. 8 p, m. Thuroday. Wednesday """ P'rtdoy ln Christ Chorch. James Mor· .t._ _..Jirj Church ol ;;brlat, Pomeroy, St. Paul'o and St John's Ff"odom Gltopel MualoD, U. rlson, pastor. Sunday School at 1 in the big Canadt,m oil rush of cn.·~·:s a1e prob1ng ,s;il'S in •I H· Jt (o t t! H·t 11 wt' ,J, Jrtl -.-. \~' hil t · H·~ ~,. ~:; 1Hnrd explo~tons 1n offshore ;· · · 1-; 1n •il ht· t "' 'I !t1oth ~~ ~ m e .lliO mtl l11m :1cres :Jre under e>.:p lor;1tlon. UHJED ''Your Keepsake Store" 312 E. Ma in St. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. The Black Gold Rush I 1 West Columbia. W. Ya. ADMIRAL- ABLE - I' --------------------------------lllnP R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I ,. • I '""1ft' Jert·y Maalltrl, paator: SWJdajl L.utheran eburcb. - MDI'niDI IIllO • SH..-.rille Rued1 I. J. t :311 a. m. Preacning oervlcea '· (f) �· ·I ·· - · · · · · · ··"'' . ..... J · ~· · .- . ·' •' ,' 1' \ . ' . . ' ' '' ,. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jail 14, 11188-f · -·-----·- --- ' ~- Griffllll, putor: Roger W t ~ llr!l aDd tlllrd Thlll'ldal' . . . ~ ford. 1\tPL: Sunday Scbool lii!Dgt at 7:30 p. m. Secood . . · a m.; E...gellaU• SerW:e. 1· lourtb Sunday eveolnp II 7:.- Sentinel Church News 30 p, m. "rayer meeUng, 7:811 1p. m. Prayer meeting ~ and fourth lburtday lftllil!JIII Bellud MIM... 1 Olin Ne• and firs< and tblrd Sunday ./ffJ" ID8JI, miSSionary pastor: Suo- enings at. 7:30 p. m. day School. &:30 a. m.: Wor!lhlp ~lt. Hermoa Jolted Brot10:30 a. m.: Preaching 7 30 p in Chnst Church. Jamea Mor-lo.ltem BlpUol ellut~ Scbooi t:30 a. m. Cburcb 10:311 1worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 m.; Prayer oervlce, 7:30 p. m. rison, pastor. Sunday School Great Bend: Rev. c. L. O'IJol> a.m.; Christian Eodeavor, s:ao a. m.; Sunday School ~ : 30 a.m. Thursday. i 9:30 a.m. Preaching aervlcet llllr, putor: Robel't LeWis, 11JP1. p. m. Evening service, 1:30 p, ;Both congregation• are mee~ Syrocaso Ml"loo, Rn. Eor1 1fll'st and third Slllldi<y niJbll t::O a. u MomliJ& Wnrsblp Rutland Churclt of Cbrut - in& u one aL S~ John'a Church CUster, pastor: Services every I a! 7:30 p. tn . Secood and ~~ ud Sunday Scltool; 7 p.m. Jtt. Roy Carter, Mlnisler. Bible at Pine Grove while the new at 1:30 D. m Sunday mormngs at 11 1. m. tii1Dtl oervtce: 'l'lurlday, 7:10 School 9:30 a. m. Worship and St. Paul't Cburch Is beinp bwlL Tbe Cbart'll 01 llle Namr•ne. Prayer meelillt! every Wednef. p. m. Prayer meotlq. Preachin& Service 10:30 a. m. Allred Methodist Church - Cbester: Rev. Herbert Grate, l day at 7:30 p. m. Chrt!liao EJ>. Corpeater 811]11111 Cb- 1 Young People's meeting 6:30 p. Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. pastor; Richard Barton, Supt. 1deavor, second and fourth SQ. Stmday Scbool9·30 a.m.; Mont- m. Even~ service 7 p. m. V, Sunday School at 9:30 a. m, Charles Bissell. Asst. Sup~ 1days at 7:30 p. m. Inti Worsblp 10:15 a m. H. Bralet, ,Bible School Supt. Charles Taylor, Supt. Worship Sunday School !:30 a. m.; Mor"'l Little Kyger Unll<tl ~ F1M Bapllll a.o, MWJe. Zloa Cbarcb ot Christ, I'OJDOo serviceo at 10 : ~ w1th Vere 10g Worship II a. m.; NYPS of Christ, Cheshire - K)'lfl' • port, Rev. Donald Boone, ... roy · BarrllonvW. Road, ELJo Swartz, layleader; MYF meets &:45 D. m.: Evening Serv•ce Hartford Parish, Warren G. tor: Sllllday Seooo1 t:U L m., eono Underwood, mlDLster. BJ. I p. m. Sunday evemng, Wor- 7::10 p. tn.; Mldw""k Prayer ser· Zinn, pastor. Harlford Baptllt Freel Holtman, SUpt.; 10:15 a. bit scbool 1:30 a. m.; Mo,.,iq siup services w1th the Rev . rice, 7:30 o. m Wednesday. Church, Comm union Worship m. Worsblp Service; BYP s p. ororsbip 1:30 p. m.; Robertlleod Casto at 7:4>. Tuesda} evening Middleport (.'bnreb ot t~e Nn service 9 a m. Tuesday, 3:41 m.; Evon!Dg Wlll'!blp, 7:30 p. Bible "ohonl 'lu;ll. Membership ond Evangelism uene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlell 1 Children under 12; 6, Childr.. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Pray• CIL..ter Cllurc• ol God, Reo. Commias1oo meet.; Wednesday SUnda v ~ .. hool 9 111 a m.: Morn- 12 •nd up; 7:30, AdUlt Studl meellllg 1lm1-.dlq, 7:10 p. m. Gllberl Spencer, pastor. StmdaJ 7:45 p. m. Mid Week Prayer 11\11 IVorshlp 10 ·30 o. m.; NYPS group. pracUee. School 9:30 a. m. Mornlng WDI' oervices. Young Peoo''· 6·45 p m.; Ever> Mlddleport First Vnllod rn. J'lnl Baptld Qordl, ~ tblp 11 a. m.; li:YiqeiitiiG Cbeolel MeGodlsl Cbaru gelistic mff'tlng 7:30 p. m.; bytertan Cburclt, fie\'. Honnl Iro, - Reo. C1rnr WilDa""' rice, 1 p. m. Pray• ateeli!J&. Pearl A. Caato, P..tor; Wor Prav"' m.,,. ·~. Wed . 7·30 p m Ruppel!, pastor: SUndS)' Scltocll Sunda7 Scltool 8:30 Ull 10::10. 1:30 p. m. WedneSday; Young a service at & a. a. .. Sunday ~omeroy r.hurr• of tb• Na• 1.30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewla, ' Worship oervlce, 10:30 a. m.; People's service Friday, 7:341 ScbDol al 10 a. m.; WSCS lsl arene, Sunday School, 9·30 a supt.: 10 .30 a. lll- Worlblp: 6:46 Nursery and Jllllior cburclt I« p. m. l'buradaY ol month: 8oanl m.: Morning worship 10 :45 a. p_ lll- YF: Wed. e:31' JUDLGr cbildren. f'llarell ot God, ML meeting 3rd Wedaes<lay of the m. Evening Worship, 1 p. m.; Choir: 7 o. m Senior Choir. Flrtl BafiiJI ClnLrdl, Rltclae Rev. Daniel Workman, pallOr mn"lh. Prayer meeling, 1 p. m Wed Syracuse First Ualted PraRev. C. L. O'Conner, putor. SUnday School 9.45 a. m.; Wor Flatwoods Metbodlol Cbarc Rev. Clyde v Henderson, p•s- byleriau Churcb - Churclt ,... Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. m., Sam tbip semce II a. m. and 7:30 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor tor. m.: Su· 1," , ,.,,ooi 1 , ·r, , a. CUrtis, tUpl.; 10:45 a.m. Mun> a. m. Prayer meel!Jtl 1:30 p abip aervlce 10 a. m. even Church olllle Nazarene, Pom· 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., ng worship: 6:30 p, m. BY¥ m. Tuesday: Yoq PeopLe' other Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun ero) Rev. Clyde Henderson. l7:30 p .m. and Jllllior Feiiowsblp; 8 p.m. meetln&, 7:30 p, m. )'riday. ~ School. 10 a. m., Jobn pastor: Su.1day School 9:30 a Chesbir.. Kyger-HarUord .PII" Evening service: 7:30 p. m. llatland Cburcb ot GoG, Rev. Bailey, Supt. Prayer meetmg ·ship services 7.30 p. m. Suo- :ish, Hartford Bapllst Churcb WedneSday, Prayer meellllg; John Smallwood, pastor: Sunday forest Ruu Metbocllal charcb · m.: Morning Worship 10.30 a. : Mornmg Worship 9.15 DET Ser3::.1 p. m. Wedneaday, ,Senior School 10 a. m.; Evan~ellstic - Sunday School I a. m., Mrs. ' ...-vices 7.30 p. m. P r • y e r moo "Watchfulness or the Teo Choir Practice: 3:30 p, m. Tueo- tervico 1 p.m.: Young People Fred Nease, Su~t. Worship ser- lm.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evemng V~rgins." Tuesday - Offlcera dav . Junior Choir P,·.,·tiee. Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; vice 10 a. m. Rev. WendeU m"tin~ ; ·JO o m Thursday planning meeting, 7 p.m. EDT, Hartford Baptill Cburth - Prayer meeting 1 p. m. Satur· Stutler, pastor. I Cbnrcb of the Nazarene, Ita- I Warren 1.:. Zmn, pastor . Mom- day. Beatb .~ethodlst Cborch. Mid· cine, Ohto. Sunday School at , ___ . - -, log worship ~ a. m. Sermon: Grace Episcopal O>oreb, dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; 1:30 a.m. Sunday Worshtp • CZ·· "Our Search for Lile." Church Pomeroy, The Rev. Rlcbard H. Mrs. Nan Moor.. Church School Scrvice10:30 a.m SUnday Ev" l ;School, 19:10 a. m., Classet Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mor· SUpt.; Church School, 9:30 a. Ding Servtco 1:30 p.m.; M1d "I for all ages. nlng Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 m.; Worship Service, IO :S' L week Prayer Semee Wedne~ ChHhlre • Kyger • Hartford o.m. U>flee bour following. m.; Methodist Youth FeUow- day 7:30 p m. Rev. Morrl• M 1 Parillb, Warren G. Zion, Pastor. Enterpri.. EUB O>urclt, RH. sbip, 7 p. m.; Official Board Wo~e. Pastor. The Hartford Baptist Church Menzel Smitb, pastor. Worship meeting, 1st Sun~ay of month. Rolland Church ot tho Nazorwill have two Christmas Pro- service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 1 eoe: Sunday School 9 30 a. m.: I Dorothy Robert., Sherm~ grams th1s year. The hrst WLII School, 10·30 a_ m. Youth ~·el· ol '1\0ntlt. 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor ' Mornin g Worship 10 .45 a. m Robert<, Herman A. Roberll, be pre>lented by tha SundaY lowship 8:30 p. m.; Boys and Wednesday. 7 p. m. ~;vangelislic ser .·~ee 7:45 ? m Sherman 1. Roberll, SUzanna School p!p1ls at 9:50 on D~. 19. Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; Minersville Methodist C hurcb ~ .1idweek praver sefliJCe, 7.45 p Fr ance RoiJerls to State u1 Ohio, An enlarged .program will be l Evening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd Wendell G. Slutler, Pastor.! m Wednesday .50> acre, Salisbury. by the Hartin d Grode School and itb Sundaya· Youth Choir Sunday School 10 a m. · Wor- S•racuse Church ol the Naza. l · t Cl h ' ' ' · ' ' Berlha M Holler dec It presented at the Baplts turc 11·30 p m Wednesday Prayer sh1p .. rvice 11 a. m. ,..ne William c tborpe pastor · ' . ·• un Dec: 20 at 7'30 p.m. The pol> Meetin.g, 7.: 3(1 o m. w.d..esday Morse Chape !Methodist - Sunday S"hoot9. 30 a. m:: Mom· Lester L. 8' .'ley, Vll'g<l Hamm, lie lnvrted to. this8a program . · mg worship 10 31 a. m. Ce~W•lma t lor R T~ans . · b Loltrldl• EUB Cblii'Cb., Re•. James Early, paslor, Oliver Jd t. Sutton. Ra E Ad 11 Su::"""~·~·;.30 P s• ~h;:;.. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; 1Sayer, Supt.. Sund-ay School IO i Peotecostol Assembly, Route arm, Fm·, ~t To Ackns: BZ; 0 1 · • m. r Y Sunday School 9.45 a. m. Rus- a. m.; Preachmg 11 a. m. '4, Rev. 0 au l E. Jones. pastor acres Olive 1 Sunday 2:30p. m. sell Archer, Supt. Sunday Portland Methodist Church- Sunday School 10 a. m.: Wor- J:ll'~b F. ·Zumbach. dec. to ~~ W~ Bapl: ~ri~ worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 H. L. McDamel. pastor. Sunday ,day. Wednesdw and f'r~day. Gerlrude G. zumbach B~lah Rut , a!l..-, Y. au p. m. alternately. Bible study ' School 9:30. Haroln Roush, The Pentecostal Church Mid· M z b· .1 R 1 1 fl. z ~~orp; SddundaySScb~\.~.\~~~ and prayer aervice led by pas~ I Supl; Kenneth McLeod, •.sst ; illeport, South 3rd Ave.: Sundaj I bach:u;,: c'y\. ~~~1, Aihd."~;. uu' rl y, upt., C "'" or 7:30 p. m.ll'ednesday. Chns- 1Supl., Preaching 7.30 p.m. Sun- Schoo110 a.m." Sunday evenlng·rr · . 0 service 7·30 p m · Prayer ser- . d . . ' . dns.. range. . : · • "w' -• d ttan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd ' ay. . . evangehstJc sen•tce, 7:30 p. m. , Minn 1e Vining Ph·.-.. VIning Ylce!. eunes School ay I Saturday o1 mon tll. Kacme MethodiSt Church w~ dnesda}, BI ble Sttl dy 7·30 . · · Berntc-t ,_ Jeffers.· M •·30 o. .m Sund . ' . p. l<rnneth \ mmg 1108 Baptist a::r , Mornlo& Star EUB Cbarcb, R. L. Me Dame!, pastor· Sun- m : SaturdJ: mght Prayer and Leo Vming, Brttv Vimng, Eldon D.A. V. llaiMI. corne~co~~. anbd l Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9.4ii day School 9·30 8 · m.: Preach· I Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pastor, Rev Vmmg \Ianda Vimng Frances Pomeroy '. asnn · ."""nso1"" ' Overholzer, ' ' - .·v i•· m. Sunday School, Fred ·mg 10'30 · a. m.,· MYF 6 p. m.'· 8. L. Barrett. Homer Overholzer. 10 Frerch City Bopltsl Church Smith sup!." Earl Shuler Ass'L. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Harrrsoo•llle Pr.-byterla• Beller Saner C1 1fford Sarver Gallipolis. Aff1haled WJth S.B.C. .' ' . ' m. Wedn sday Ch R R L p· ·t Morntng worship 10.45 a. m.; · . · urch. John D;~vtes , pastor· to State of Oh·10, .556 acre, Sal·· ev. . : msoR, pas or. Prayer meeUng 8 p. m. Thur~ Rock Sprtogo Metbndlst - Church School 10 JO a. m. Wor· isbury -Sunday School e~er')o· Sun- day. Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor· ' ship serv ice JO p. m. I Eniersotl Jolutson Leola ' day 3 P m. Preachmg serv-, South Bethel EUB Cburcb - Ship service 9·30 a. m.; Sun- Reorgaolzeo Cburcb 01 Je.., Johnso~ to Kennelll' McLeod ;I Lees · ot Latter Oay Samts. · U'Onththe last Sunday of each 1Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa!- d3.Y Sch 00 1• 10 15 8· rn .,· ''v·IY•'I ' Chnst st:'4 Prarl McLeod, Lots, Lebanon.' I ML ·Mortab 9apllsl Clllii'C~ tor. Sunday School 9.45 a. m., 6 30 P· m. Pray« ~nd Bible miles !rom Racme Oil Racine Ne~ Portland. ~ Comer of Fonrtb and Main st' Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Study. Wednesday. 7 30 pm. Porlland Road. Sunday Schoo' \\'llliam Gordon Wlnebnmter, 1 . • Worship 10·45 a m and 7·30 p Rutland Metbodlsl Cburch- 19·30 a m \\"rsh1p lO :ro a Susan Suzan Ann Wmeb~·-R•v Nyle Borden · · · · · Rev . C. J. Lemley, · · · ·· · · ·1Middleport . . · · • m Alternately BtblP. Study pastor .. m Sunda" evP11111g serv1ce al to Robert E Lee Martha A.Dn ~ ! munster. Sunday School 9::JJ , a~d Prayer ser~ice Je<j by ru.st· IC'hurch School 9 30 a.m .; Wor t7.:m p .n : ~~ v.mr"hip serv· r Lee 13 acres. Sut~ a · m.. Arnold Richards ' Sup!· or 7·30 p m Thursday ~ ship · service, · · · R. Buchanan ·' 10· 30 a. m., M :ice at · 7 30 p m · Pastor C W John Marv 8,.. ' · · · · y F M00 d 6·30 · · · · ' ., 1Momrng Worship 10 ·30 a m N l 'Ch-'<; S · Syracuse E.U.H. Church, Paul · · ay, · . p. m. · Proffitt. All evening serv· chan an to Un llt'd S~Lel, Eu• 1 1 aom Bapt:.l1 .' •• l. SeUen. Putor. St1versv111~ Metbod1st Cburcb , 1 ~ bel':in at 7 30 o. m. men!, Ollve. day School 9 30 a. m.. WOI' 1:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben ~rthur Swtt, pastor. Sund» f oa, Lady of Loreno Mlssloo John Budmna• . Mory Bucll~p ~ ~e~,;;, P:ayer servtce, Quisenberry, Supt.; 10·30 a. m. School, 9::10 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Long Bottom, Rn. fbomas p., onan lo Uruted Stalet, Eol'monl, ! ~ ·t hsd : · Kin b Mornmg Worship service l si Supt., Services Thursday even tronek, admmlstrator; Sunday Ol1ve. 1 1 are on "' ore . gs ory ,lfld Jrd Sundays of ilie m~nth; mg. • Mass~ 30 a m , est . l-loly Uays Ra\ E. AdamR, forrett f. Road, Rev. Clyde Hmton, pao- 1 30 p. m. Evenmg Evangelll· Sutton Melbodlst Church - 01 Obligation, 7 p. m. Adamo lo United Stataa, z1tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; tic Service lnd and !th Suo- H. L. .!cDamel. yastor:_ Clint SL. John's Catholie Mlssloo: I mrnt. Olive. , Ralph Carl, supl Sunday Wor- 1day of m,;,th. BETHANY _ Orr, Supt. Preachmg 9. I> a.m. •••r Guvsvillr IDulch Ridge 1. Albert ll ill, Jr • Ora 1:. Bll sbrp serv1ce, 10·30 a.m. and 9,30 a. m. Mormng \Vorsblp:ISunday School10 :15 .a ~ . Rev . ~rank Man1rrl, pao· to llalph R. Badgley, Dorolll1. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 10 :30 a. m Sunday School, Bly· Oak Grove MetbodiSI C hu~ch, tor , Sunday Mass 10 .30 a. m.: I Badgle, 3.65 acres, Sulloll meettng Wednesday, 7:30p.m. lh Th I S I . 6·30 ' H. L. \lclJamel, paSior, Earl llo lv D') ol Obligalion 6 30 a Fred A. Cadle, Audra G, C• C.tomhlr ,?'"pet: 1\'onblp,.r- Y:,llh ~:~~~ws~rp:· CARM~·L ~Cross, S 'Pt Swlday School at m.: Conlcsston, y, hoar bclor~ die I Audrey\ to Frank Clalao4, •Ice each oonday 9:15 a. m.; 9.30 SUnd S h 1 IV . 10 .1o a. m., Preachmg .9 1> . . Mass flt>lorPs M. Cleland, p·-•• ay • c oo ay Syracuse Methodist I hun·o · -·--. Sunday SchooI 10 a. m.: You th · Ra. m. h S I . lO·JO . I l'he Salvation Army En OJ' Sullnn . 8 1 IV or 2nd :h a S. Wiu:ng oil" er lleloret II. r. m. Tuesda~ I AWORll: IN TROUBI..E ..... CJioiL.IReH FOR AU.. """'- FOR . . . GIIH ftCII .. n..,. ....,......laotoc' - -~ Wr tL. bWJ.lia& ~ &b.aNder ad food alu,elllola.ip. lt. ilia M~...W.... of sporil..u.al. ¥rioo ..,., W•tht:Ml a sUooti L.,nrch. aeither d«rro!'mcy ru:or ci~ lita.. MGQ ~:an IP.lrviYe. Then! ttn ~ eowwt lltUODI .my ... J>ertoll Ill',. MoWd MWXI ~ervtcae ,...w.,. luppol( the a-ct.. an~ : [l) Fur Ws OWn •e. (2J Fu.- hill cb.ildnu'a Y lle, (a} For the take t( t'~J liDd :ulioD. (+J For the ..U of tbe Church tt.Belf, "h•ch _.~.~a 113 Th.,. ket tops a spmly l' lisi•mLle shown in New ·York. Jac~ ket's linin~ matches the multi-colored blou~e, skirt. * ~.. -= SPARTY - While Ieath-. jac- ..~ ...... -.I -&erial Mlfi'POii;. f'ka lllr ,. to chun ·h fel!nlariF u-4. IU9l' .B i ble ri.ail , . ...a A RUN ON THE BANKS-High tides cause the Thames River in London to overflow and bring out police, swans. r Wlral has h:.ppe!llll! lie t;Joia aww !elM W!li'Jll tA 11111'11 iW~mtieth eentury ef God's g1-f )[ankiJid seeD¥~ to l:.e pasoing through a 1111& Cl( "'dler 'Witidallu no oonnte<part ift lluman hltllory• There are wars and FWIIOI'II ot 1 Mf tlte nations, aDd many of the lllltloM llterwh w are aplit illto wanillg factions, each faeti011 Jlbi\'ing' for supremacy, and each i.ntoleraat Cl( aad righta of others. The great trouble witll Gte world It! t!Jat mett 'b"' forgotten God. They no longer seelc spiritual guidaace, but follow the vain ways of the JOOderB world. We luLva become a cynical, materialistic generatiou. If this drift towaro work! tragedy llld ch11011 is ...er .topped, the dlurches of tlte world mll8t do it. The world's hope - our hope - is ill God aad His Cbua:ll. He alone eaJI save mankind frOIIl a -rowful fate. The Church seeks Lo 1.urn the lieal-ts of men froa the ways of war and fear and ha1e lio the ways of peace and love. ~ Ji~~i~M"'-' ......... .,.,..., ,__ .,.,...., ,. Ia tllia tile.....,_ .., M- 1 a vwew Property Transfers 1 · I With the hope It will, in rome measure, foster and help IIU• win tlrat which iN good in f11mily and community life, thil , fead lure ir 1ponsored by tlte bus i111'.'8 firm I an organ.lzatiolll W"Oitl name• appear below. J ·..~?HSGN IC TRANSPORT - r> ,. 1t :~ win~ ~,.llJC'!' " Onic tt\rn -, pnrts c[ the 1970s, like · tr· ~ n~·Hit> ] , \•. til c •n :r :urt t\' l'f• f 1·,•n 70 .Uf1i l :j•d w11h ..( tfJ !IT d !i l<! l lilllS thousands of :.,, It·, ,n•.. rv 1 ! 1 t • · t l ~ h propo:-nl sL:l tll•t.:ty s.rt c ll:tcs ~4 00 0 mil l's out in space. ,, TINY'S FOODlAND ldiddleport, Ohio Middleport, Obio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXAlL DRUGS l f \ I t' ··,. ~ Bak'ert of Good Brrad . ,, We Fill All Doctors Prescrlptiorul Huntington, W. Va . WY 2·2955 -----------~·------ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Uncoln St 1!1ddleport WI 2·25MI LIEVING COAL COMPANY PomeroJ V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY WI 2·2440 Pomeroy 130 E. Second GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Established In 1904 Mlddi<Jlort WY 2-3284 Ph. Musoo 773-0593 l K& C JEWELERS HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Maio St. Pnmeroy Support tbe Church of Your ChGice OUT OF THE WEB - A WE·b ful !ishmg .sc('ne neJr 1J~t r,f h;u·!Jrd wire mtrudes stark ly on an otherwise peace-N;rn g, South. Vi£>t Nam, for this fathe-r and young son. Every- ihmg's aboard sh ipshape H MS Centaur, flagship of Brillsh Mediterranean Fleet. Photo by Adm. Humi!ton_ CO-STARRING- Marion Brando grins as he strolls with Martha Hyt:r, l1is co-star 1n his latest Hollywood moVle. B Chester, Ohio E~EHljY j., th1· ltr · o~ :-- ttre .•. lfl(i j, . l.tH >ktng f l lt '.~.1r d tn I t ~t expansion, RACINE PlANING MILL Bulldlng Supplies and MllhtGrlt General Contractinl Phone WY 2-3978 BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. BUilders and Bmldlng Supplies Pallia and Hardware Cbwr. Ohio -i-' ' ,,~ .} ~ } 'c ' Pb. DBG·2001! RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Ashland 011 Prodocts Brown's Bottle Gat Pbona WY 2-3481 N. second A••· Middleport. Oble 0 Pome...,. FOREMAN & ABBOTT Uloclleport, Oblo • THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Goophysicisto study ••ismic wa.. ncordings. K~ ' .FIQ111'111 Drill rig dig• in oil 110r<h near Arctic Cirde. LOCAL UNION G668 lloveoawood. W. Va. C:..lit.um. oSl/ndico'4 Speclall)' - Southern Frllld Steall 213 N. 2nd lllldclleport WY z.g976 THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interests Of the Meigs·MaiOD Area ------------- walking geography Jesson in a Wauhesha, wt~., •chooL She wear1 her lllliiv. Ceylola -------- MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT QuoUIJ J1'urDlture ol Lower Prim LIVING LESSON-Rita de Silva serves ao a ltciDt Ph. WI 9-327J GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WY 2·2UIII Explosives 11nd up water during toismic work off Canada's Eat! Coast. Pomeroy / OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ;f("•, .,,,,, • f. '· ~ -~-.,. _,. -i ,.; .. ·.t- .... - •' • - ·· ,_ ·~ .. • "' I' ..,. ~·- "" .. ·- .. . . ~~;~eP~:. ~•~h ~.::!;g Bradbary Churt"b or :orni~~s Wor~~~. r .. - · _. _.. _,.. .•.• , ... _,.. ,.._.._. ::. .,. -:. ... ;.. ;. .,. · :.. ;.;. ;:. ;. -;.. · - ~.,;. ~-;;. ~ '--------------------------...J lallen Of Bolllllll Bmd Rutland. Ohio 1~ cha~ge Cl~~:,';~k 1;1;::~dA ::~~~~~ ~~v~~~t!e~5 1 ~ ~ ~1~ ~ay an~ Christ.~:~~~ ofE~:n ~~:i~; ~~i: j d!.ty Schoo\9:45 a. m 'I M\ ~ ~uo- ~ ~:d~~ }~ ~~· ~~· ~o~~~~sss~~~~- , rt>.\ (; ( ;1dJt>. 1~1 ;.{ .~~~~~~!- Art Marcum, minister; Bible 1st anlJrd su:dav of month day .6 ~-. m. Pra}t'r nwewr~ Su~day 7 p. m.· Young People'~ i A~nt"• .<\ . Crueser to ?ristJ. ' SchOol and 1\lor~ma Worship , Tuppers Plains EUB Cburch. f Sunday.' .30 o. m. . Le~lon 1 30 i' m. Salvation · na (,na' ~n . .72 <lcr~. Sahsbw-y. 10:30 a. m.; Chmtian Endeav. Re E g E E . The Umted Methud"l (;burch, meetwg· Thur,dau I to 3 ~.a- ' Lolln•n E Jl->ffman, Trusteo, or I p E ·no W hi v. u ene • mcrson, pas Pomen,y - 11Ph In A.\km• B A , ~, H h ! U ld M ' · m.; vem • ors p, tor ; Sunday worship 9.30 a. rn. 1 . · '· d. Ires llume ..e;u:ue; 7 p m Prep ug ·· :lpt•. '1 : ae Rupl 1 D. m. I B D . pastor. The Hour of .Stu Y . to Lo\l;man s L1rne lnc., 291 A., 71 Pa&evWe Community Charell ' Sunday. School 10 a. m., Ho- 19 12 a m. The Hour of Wor, hi p, lasses. . 0 n m. B•ble study, ' Co lumbia. bart Vmeyard, Supt. 81ble Slu 110 . 30 6 rn Miss ions Stud)' rlass ' nr ayer meellng OthP.r service! 1 V 11 1 b Rev. Russe II Cline , Pilltor. - 1d d d b ·· · · · · . :.. e~· .um er and Supply Co. 1 Young People's service 7:30 P·l Y an prayer lerv!ces 1e Y. 2.30 P· m. The :study text. IJV anrmun( ,.~,f"n to W<I IIt'r Crooks Lots Midm. Thursday: EvaogeUstJo •er- pastor, 7.30 p. m. Tue.sday. l ''Claimed by God for Missll)n,' . Po~eroy SeHntb Day Adven dleport ' ' rice Saturday, UO p. m.; and ' Ad tilt class meeting 7'30 p. by Dr. Eugene Stockwell. lonn. Usl \:burch - Mulberry He~gbb . JesSie Marie Mitch, 0 11 V· lor mi "ssiona.y to Urugua•· ' 15· 1 Rd., northp ol Me1gs Memoria• er .. ••- ubl~ 1· m. last Monday ol month. 1 f'.va Be 11 e ou Sunday 7.· 30 p· m. tf "tl 1n. Hemlock Gro•e Chrilllu l Federale<l Cburcb, PomP.I'oy . i the •tud.' book. Tue<day 1 30 P ospltaJ. astor. F. W Gi!lord . Nellie Te"k' barv Adrab Church, James Quisenberry, ~"'· W. H. Perrm, pastor; i m. Lydia Circle of Woman's I 1\sslsli:lnt Pastor. J ~es R Ttwksba rv, George. ' StarliDI , worship •ervt'ce , 9 ,...., ·'~~"~ 8.m. [Carl Kautt. Supt . Sun Chnstian ·Service Hofler Services on . Saturday Te~' k·s h:.~n· . 1, ;m 1me J . 8 enneH, . d • v Societ\. of , . Sunday School 10 a.m. Terry tSchool, e •. )I\.; Worship bour mecls. Tht~ pub!Jc IS IDVIted l Sabba~h Sc hoo\. l JU p m.. Cenl' .I Bennrlt to Slate uf Collums Sup! 110 a.m. ~~divine worship Worsh ip, ~ JO P m' V o u tt Oh tl9 Sal' b Brad!~ C~c~ f1 ..._.~ MI. U1Jou ~ g~ S F.W.B. Church - 1· Letart ~'ails u~ 1 ted Brethren ' meetmR. 3.30 p m. . B1bte Stu , J'"ess1e t•~~am; nne ,,.1 ',~ !lA: 1" 1, uryO.I'1ver I Joe 1\obinson, Minlllter; ISUnday chool t :45 a m., Earl ,m C nst Church, Sunday School dy, ,rhu•snay, 7 JO .P· m., • · ' Mitch, Eva Belle Struble, Nel· Homer Flll'rest, SUpt .. Bible Sllrkey, supl., Evemng wor i9:30 a.m. worship WVICOS. The •fl .,;vans He• ghts, ualltpoiLJ , lie Tewksborv. Adrah TewksISchool 9:30; Morning Worship, ship, 7.30 p m. by C"?U Coa. first and third Thursday even- Eden .united drelh~•a ta l bary. Grnrg~ Starling Tewlu<· lU ·3tJ a. m; ~vening Worsht~. Layman; .Y . mng People 1 meet· mgs at 7 30 and the second and Cbr1st Cburcb: Rev j!;ideo R. 1 bar . Pa uline Bt>nneH, Gt-n~ J. 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. inW&odanddBrbleCShtudy, 7:30t' m.: l lourth SMunday nights at 7:30. ~alke. oas tor; Sundsv School.! Bcn neu to Sla te of Ohw, .3lll Bible Study. nes ay; otr P"C let al James orr<son, pastor. tO a: m.; w_urnle Hollinger. supl. Acre, SaliSbury . D•·xter Choreb of Cbrhl 1:30 p. 111. Thursdoy, ByseD Ron ,..,... lllelltodlst. Clmsttan Endeavor. 1:1& p. 11 _ _ _ __ Bible Schllol 9·30 a. m. Preach· Douville Pilgrim Holbless, (P. Bober' E. Smilb, Sr .. pallOr : Mrs. Lyoa Chevalier. preSLdent. ing 10:30 a. m., first and third 0 . Lon~sv ille Ohio). Rev 0 . H. Sunday School 1:30 a.m. 0. 0 . ctess.. lo. oil 'lonR ••rv•coo. Gn A sundays . Car ... pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Patter.soo, Supt.; Morning Wor ~ p. m Prea ching 8 20 p. lllt-i 1 :SLOOD Mason City Church of Christ, a.. m.. ~bert Grate, Supt. Wo_r· ship lU JO a. m Youtb ~rv1ce lid \\lrPk Prayor mPP iing 7 30 I DONOR'S Miller Street; Sunda y Bible ship service at l0:3; a. m.; P1l- 6.43 p. m.; Evangel1st1c mes- p. m. Wednesday, Clasg LeadPATCH Study t a. m. Evening Wor- grllll Youth ~ 45 p. m.: Evan- SAge, 7·30 p. m.; Prayer rneet· ..r. Mrs 'w1az1e Holsinaer ,... lltip 7:30 p. m.: Btble Study, gelistic •ervice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- mg Thun<'1y 7:311 P m. Bachtel E•aogelleal Vatted 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Woek Prayer and Praise, Wed- Free Melbllltt t.;lwcb, Laar· Brethren Church - Sunday Mlddleporl Cllartb o1 Cltrlet, nesday, 7.:10 p. m. !'I Clift...., R. t ·ne "" School 9.45 a rn . Worsh tp, AT THE 5th am' Maill Slrtetl Donald llngdom Hall ot Jebovab's pastor Sltndly School 8:30 a 2nd 1111<1 4th Sunday, 9 4S a. BLOOD· Hick•, minister; Aible School, Witnes,.. · Publio meeting. Sun· m.; PbJI Wise, supt, Mumm~ m Achash Miller, pastor. MOBILE ·30 a.m., Kenne'll McE!hloney day S p. rn ., Wttebkllltr studJ >OO<JMr 10 30 a. m.: Y out• l!Hl'hu<ch. t~tar. .u.. Supt.; Momlng Worship. I p. m.: Bible study ~aJ ~lceo 1 p. m : Evangellsti< >lay School 9 30 a m.; Wo•sh1p BLOOD SAVE:. LIVES 0:30 m Evening Worship, I p. m. service meeting, 7 p. ...-vice 1:30 ll. m. Mid Wee; ,. ·• Snnd•l 7 311 n m lED ClOSS r p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- m. Thursday: Mlnutry school, oraver servl"" 7:30 11. m. Wed ' Letart Falls Uoilrd Uretbron aooo IIOG&III , neoday, 7 p. m. 8 p, m. Thuroday. Wednesday """ P'rtdoy ln Christ Chorch. James Mor· .t._ _..Jirj Church ol ;;brlat, Pomeroy, St. Paul'o and St John's Ff"odom Gltopel MualoD, U. rlson, pastor. Sunday School at 1 in the big Canadt,m oil rush of cn.·~·:s a1e prob1ng ,s;il'S in •I H· Jt (o t t! H·t 11 wt' ,J, Jrtl -.-. \~' hil t · H·~ ~,. ~:; 1Hnrd explo~tons 1n offshore ;· · · 1-; 1n •il ht· t "' 'I !t1oth ~~ ~ m e .lliO mtl l11m :1cres :Jre under e>.:p lor;1tlon. UHJED ''Your Keepsake Store" 312 E. Ma in St. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. The Black Gold Rush I 1 West Columbia. W. Ya. ADMIRAL- ABLE - I' --------------------------------lllnP R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I ,. • I '""1ft' Jert·y Maalltrl, paator: SWJdajl L.utheran eburcb. - MDI'niDI IIllO • SH..-.rille Rued1 I. J. t :311 a. m. Preacning oervlcea '· (f) �. .. . '. .. .. ' • > • .. . ~ . ! ' 10-Dally. Sentine.l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 1966 Mitch, Marjorie Schoonover and 1 llelsy Horky. I 't The chapter als• extended lrC thanks to the A&P store I 0 r • Tb• Mother'• March lor Ute ter [rom Laura B. Frrel, Drvl- food for the girls workmg SunPotio fund Drive wi!l be con· sion Chairman, commending the day and to the Quality Print Plans were made to' make The Federated Circle elected the Women's Guild and shower ducted Jan 16 the Ohto Eta wor' of the president and re- Shop for note paper. It was al· tablecloths for the church din- new officers Wednesday even- for Mrs. Wilbur Perrin on Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma oordmg secrerary In making so announced that 672.000 mail· ing room by the Philathea Wo· lng at the church, with Mrs. day evening wos annoonced. Phi Soronry dec oded Tuesday . tloeir reports, and Laking care ers were sent out woth ' the as· I men Thursday ~vening al the Louis Reibel, president, In Mrs. Reibel ~·~k~ th~ll past 1 evenicg at the Electric Com-1 of busmess. . . sistance of the second year trp- 1church. M1ss Mildred Haw.ey, charge. the cooperat~on urm .Pd. Rn ufliee in M:ddteporl. Betsy Horky, servoce charring class of Middleport Hogh president, opened the meetmg. Devotions by Mrs. Ben Neutz. year and Wtlhed Mrs Seyfrr P 1 y. . .d ll <'On 1 m:m, dJscusst>d the poho dnve S.:hool taught by Mrs. Emtly I Devotions were given by Mrs. ling opened the meeting The success, after which she clos.ed 111 Apnl ~m b ' · . pres! E't ' i g ; and repOrted that the Mother's I Sprague · t h e the meeting with prayer A des1 Cash Braley u::;lng scripture tak- fa\ orite symphony for ducl"d tht> u"mess mt·e 1 n · · -11 b T d even 1 · h d rved by Mrs ~ · d ·, , atlurnt'V Marr b WI e Ue!:i ay - The cultural program was en·1 en from St. Jo n an a sermon month "The Presh Start." was sert course "·as se · .· letter ~va~. reha k_lomtl. cha;~- in~ . .January 18. Tlw chapter r tilh.·d " Let's Talk owr Radio ! bv Norman Vincelll Pt::ale entit- read followed bv a hymn. A Reibel and Mrs. Georgia Wtl- , rr .·d l 1'0\-\ t <In mg . lt d lh k th J"· ('t't'S fo: I ' . . 'ld' B . k f 1900 I . - . . · ·t· in seek- vo!t: to an e ,,y and Television" and W<:t~ g_tven ·l led, "But mg rtr s or . praver poem "A Look At Life'' iamson. ~i:'r /or. It!' .:I ~~'J" .a;)~l~n Pt->nl r 1h(•ir help Ill the telethon ami by Lila Sue Milch and Sh•rley She c!used with a prayer and pre~ed~d 1hr~e readings by Mrs. ----~~~~ o~,ltl~ln_ u. c'; ttr· · t'h<-~jriP'' purtt>d $J61:L~ was colkt:ll ~d Huston In ronnedion With the I the group .sang the class song. Neutzling What is Man'.' Bread I · the chapter mem bCI'S I Tlle SIC ttan:"m IY ~-' •gs ou • · · · d · tl1€ proJt'et for po w. 1progrmn · k repor 1 1nc1uded Mrs . upon the 'waters and Today and I 1"s ay Hl memu rrs w1n. I e Il' rt ~· 'rs. md iv id - Sun k·ng S•'fd 'lY were d. W'll. B dr0:11 M ·g Gen ' 1 b 1 11 rr ·, I in 1he Jll'lltt'r r-.t.•m ers wor I '~ I ' ' were taken on ;:I tour 0 ra )(! J Hlffi ra • ' ei s - ttime (ten resolutions for the t l ua~t'''s~n.'r'h'·':lso l'c:ul ~ ler : April Smllh. Hn,~lla ~.'~r ta;·· istation IVMPO by Tom Roberts era! Hospital; Mrs. Dovid Darst, new year). Prayer by the leadUeS Or OnO ', . -. olvn Crume hila " ' a ' of the station. Sr Holzer Hosptlal, Mr Claud er concluded the devotions. . Refreshments were served by Ashley, at home, and Delmar The I f th nominating 0 Boy'• · Genera I Hospt't. committee reporwas e and offi- Mr!. Clarence Lacey, who has ' the hostesses, Barbara Betzing Darst at Me~gs given 6" Glove Leather . and Annie Chapman. Thase at- al. A thank-you note was read cers elected were Mrs. Roy been choir director ot. lheicldlc,port !l Pomeroy, Ohio ed 'd 1 M Allard Baptist Churcb In D.1 , lending were Rita Ball, Bar- from Mrs. C. E.. Vance, former en ;t M rs. Cl the past 10 years, was •ouest of bara Betzing, Annie Chapman, mem be r JJOW m Kent· A Per• SeyfrJ ' prest ld TONIGHT thru TUESDAY 'I en t prayer Ior th e srck Pratt, vice pres en Ia; rs. aar· honor at a party given at the f d .Jud)' Crooks, Lois Clelland, Mario o s1 d .lamt·:" SIPwart in ence Massar, secre ry : n home of Mr. and Mrs .• J(lhn tha Esrhleman, Doris Ewing, was he'd . "SHENANDOAH" 1oes, treasure.r. Fultz followr·ng chorr' practice . M 0 R h M r '· Mrs. Notman K 88 . Carolvn Grueser, Susie Hams. ! rs. scar ous , · 1 !TI"rhnirolor) 1 pr. ; Pal Hindy. · . .la llli' " Slt•\1-:lrl. [)(lug .\ fr · Betsy Horky. (",at·; 1George. Ch'ld 1 s and Mrs. Den- A reporl was gi•!en. on h .a sb atr>. Wedneo.,, day evening. ChiT'•· . (i lrn n (o rbrtt . 1'al Mr. L. D. DJ'Ies, past presi· i Hovatter, Shirley uston, Ros- 1 ver RIce were name d on the less steel sink whtc h .,k't emg h Wedge Cre~e Soles rirk \\';1\' llt' , f\:ilharlnr Ross. :etta Lisle, Arlene McDaniel, committee to have charge of donated for the churc 1 c en, dent of the doir, wes lD Rosrm:uv For ~yth, J <~ rn c s 1 bl I tl f rnaMrs. Phil Williamson thanked charge of a short bus•·ness meet· . k Li!a Mitch, Sharlee Newman, rna mg a ec o Is rom Bcs1. !' h·lio i\ lfr'{}rt Bet!y Rawling,, Ruth Riffle. !erial bought by the Homebuild- the circle for nowers sent her mg wh011 new offrcers were Colorcarloon5 Middleport Adm i..,:- lrm. iJ{' 3ntl 40r I April Smith and Linda Watson. ers Class. The matter of pur- while hospotahzed. elected, They were Mrs. Pafll It was voted w donate $100 Smart, president and Mrs. Bentoward the purchase of formoca lab White secretary - treasurer. for cabinets in kitchen. It was The choi; plans to meet four also voted w cancel the March times during the year. and April meetings due to Len· During the social hour games I ten services. Hostesses for the I were played under the direr· February meet>.ng woll be Mrs. t10 n of Paul Smart and ManLester Fauber and Miss Mar- ning Kloes. Mrs. Shirley \ ;.;uerite Meyer. 'l'he meeting or read an original poem in which - -1 ---- she bed written &:~me thing a---·· chase of new tables was defer. bout each member of the choir. red. Mrs. Lacey was presented a Mis.o; Hawley read a verse gift of jewelry in obse~vance from a hymn in ,the absence of of her 10 years of serviCe as Mrs. Edgar Reynolds and lhP director and also for her birU> meet mg was closed with lh ~ da}'benedidion_ A salad course was Refreshments of lemon sticks servrd lc 26 members and lwo and punch were served from <I guest c;, Scherry Hicks and Deb- table covered with a lac'::!' cloth bie Maiden. Hostesses W(>re Le· and centered with an arrange· : na Wolfe, Margaret Lallance, ment of yellow mums flanked · Lav ina Braley and con tributing by green tape'rs in crslal hold· · He' "n Reynolds, Edith Russell crs. and Rtllh Cosnf';J . Attending were Mrs. Jofln Charter No. 1980 Futt~. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, ' Rfi'OIIT Of CONDITION 01' Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mr. Diles, SlrakeSJJellre Club Mrs. Frances Bearhs, the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and Meets on W ednesdoy children, Jeanne and David Mrs. Louis Reibel entertain· Boone, Jerr Pullen, Stephanie , Of POMEilOY hk e Pull"n Larr Gladwell , Mrs. ed the ' PM!eroy S a espear Shirl~ ' Milts, Pearl Hoffman, In t!H• Sl~~ or Ohio, at the Close of Busin<>ss on D(•ce1:1ber 3!. 1011.1. PtdJIJ~ht'd in n'sponst~ to rail made by Cumptruller vi the Cur reuQ', club II cdnesday afternoon at ' Beula~ While. Mrs. Gerald Anunder S~o"diU! I ~:llt, l ·. S Rc\'ised Statutes. her home, Umon Ave. . lho Manning Kloes and AniThe mteting was tn charge of ' ny 'd M r ltz Mrs. Dale Smilb, president, and Ita an arc u · ASSE'TS members answered thl! ran call Casl1 halanrC's with other banks. and cash ile rm by naming a noted park. The in pruCt·ss uf c·o ll(·('( ion --·.--~-- -----~ ----··- - - - - $ 69~ . ~18'747 Women 's Crt:'t:'d m unison was l'niled Stalt':s Cun•rnrnf'nl obli gatiO nS, given. followed by a short buSt· dm~ct and guaralllet'd ---- --- -- - -- - - ------- - -- ~ 3.844.6'>8 o; n~ ss session. fi 7J. o:1:3H(i Obli g:ati()n s of States and political subdivisions --- - -Mrs. Ben Neutzling showed J ,74:! .50 ( H) H·r honds, n-Jtes. and debt! ntun•s --- ~------ - ----- ­ films <Jf a western tnp the past 2.690.54 1 H9 lJ.Hin~ {lnd di!:it'nllnts --- -- - ----· - ------- --- ------- -- Tablecloths Project is Group Project Mothers' March on Polio pIanned . of January 18 bysororl Y. . Evemng - - d c· I N 01.1.' federate . e s ew rrlcers I ed Wed .g Are Eect on . nes day Evemn It e • • •.. ., • at y enttn ~ Det:oted To The lnterall Of The Meigt·MaiOn .4rM ' tlr ~Ol XVII NO. 227 I'OMEROY-MiDDltPORT, OHfO SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, " Mrs. Lacey G H " c:; ....o -..'~"'~ ...." ·v ." -~ '1r ~~., "' 1 f' :,> ,...~~ w, , FIVE CENTS , '------------------------------- • 1 ,... (,f..~· r At Chol'r Pa.rty MEIGS THEATRE SHOES $3 I Roush's Shoe Store -- -- 1 The Pomeroy National Bank 1 f I, Fixed as!'t' 1S ---------------- -- - ----... ------------ -Ot.lwr l.ls;;t' 1 ~ ----- - ---- ---------------------------- :H;.ooo.uo :l~.'i/1 .06 Si.U78. 7:::.4.U3 • TOTAL ASSETS LlABlT.ITIP.S Demand deposits of ind!viduals 1 partnt-rst;Jp~. and corporations -·----------- -- ------ ------ - -- $2 . 6~4 . 1 72 63 Tina· and sa\'ing~ deposits of individuals, 4.104.224..14 Deposit~ oJ' l;mted States Govt>rnment __ _________ _ 6H.:l:J I .!!7 51ifi ~!J:! ~8 lJt•IJosits of States and pJiiti ra l subdivisions - -------w.uo; uJ Crrtified and offirers' rhecks, elL. ____ _____ -------TOTA L m:POS!TS ------·--- -- -- - $i ..1ill.ri49il5 1-Jaflfwrshi~s. and ru rporation!i --·------- ------ Total demand deposits _________ _ $3 . '20tl . l:t~ . :ll 'Tota l time and sa\·ings deposi ts __ $4.HH,724 _44 TOTAL LIABILITIES --·----------- - ---- ------- $7.J~I , 8 4fJ 65 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cammon so.:: I k- t oIaI par va Iue -------------------- $ 1011 .nno no l\:o. shares authonzed 4000 J'\o . siJa res outstanding 4000 Sur~ ius ____ .. ___ . ___ __________ ____ .. ___ __ __ 1 ( ndivid eU profits ------------- - ---- --------------Re s~ nt>s __ -- --- - ------------------------- ------ 1and two guests. M1s Nel lle Bmg 1 and Valery Ann B<~yliff . The ; February mcetmg will be at the home of Mtss Lyd111 Ebers1 bach. II ASTtlOS INK Ell HOU,GO'l. tUPil- 71:UIU!Uil H.OOO.OO Walking Sheer _ _ 1.35 1.15 6.90 Reinforced Sheer 1.50 1.25 7.50 Micro Mesh 1.SO 1.25 7.5p Colors: South Pacific, Barely Black, Barely There, Town Taupe, and B"li Rose. Average of total deposils for the 15 calendar days endmg will! ~.:all Uate ___ __________ --------- - $7,411.50367 Ave rage uf loti:! I loans for the 15 ealendar da ys ending with ca ll (fate _______ _ ---------- - - - --- - $2.703.47935 1, MAXI r\' E (;HJFFITJL Cashier. of the aboH'·IlaJTlf'd bank do 11ereby d~·c l are that this reporl of condition is tru~ and corn:~ ct to the bes t uf Ill)' knuwledge and htdld. MAXINE GRIFFITH ' ~ ~ I • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MUUA McCOY SANDRA BOOTHE known makes and you can pick up 1 real bargain during the sale. look for the green sales taes01 COMPETING - These 14 high school senior girls of Meigs counly will be competing for the honor of being the 1966 Meigs County Junior Miss on Sunday, January 16, be· ginning at 8 p.m. in the Middleport high sehoul auditot• ium. The new Junior Miss will receive a $200 scholarship merchandise gifts and a trip to Xenia to compete in the' ; Ohio Junior Miss Pageant next monllo. ! The mishap was one of four Investigated by Sheriff Harlenbach's department the past 24- , hour period. Seven More Persons Caught Jn crae kdown on MariJUaDa •• WARREN PICKENS Date•bound yout hhadtoo muc hc0Iogne h One Forgot tO Duck andn·Ied Directors Sheriff llartenbach said the 4:30 a.m. wreck of Van Meter's occurred a half mile south of state Route 241 on the county bridge at Keno which crosseo Shade River. The "4-way test," guideline of Rotary, was the topic lor a talk by charter member J. II. (Jap I Grate at the club's :. 1;, Van Meter's 1957 model car, weekly dinner meeting Friday evening at Heath Methodlst . , i j:. If,,,. , . ~: , ;i traveling north, went out of chharturc hr imneMmibdedrleport. Mr. Grale is the club's only active I ,, ,!'.. '.; I•'' control, hit a railing, and !hen C 0 . ' :; . went over the edge of the strucPolnta with the "4-way test" emphasized by Mr._ G~at~ 1 ol ,"' .1J' ture. The car swpped banging are:·.l"••i• L, .i.l~. ... I. suspended in mid-air with the - Is II true! nothing" l'ONNIE LEADJNGIIAM UNDA LARKINS front end hooked onto the edge - Is it fair to all concerned' He recalled when school teaof lhe bridge. The car also - Wlll 11 build good will and chers were paid $18 a month slruck a large rock. The acciand supplemented their income denl is still under invertigation. better friendships? . . - Wlll It be beneftcoal w all by farmmg. j Van Meter repor!edly had a concerned? The Rotaria:1s gave Lee Me~ neck inj'ury and lacerati8lls of Mr. Gra Ie revtew ESCAPED CRASH - Gary E. Van Meter, Rt. I, Reedsville, climbed nut of the wra.,. · ed th e or I- Comas a roun d 0 f app Iause for the face, head and left arm. f lh t I g f d d II return' to Me· ty t b kage of this car after it crashed into a bridge on the Keno road early today. The car, . g 1 n o e es an ur e a n 1gs coun o . e The sheriff's department was Rotarians to oonsider it In all clerk of the new school board COLUMBl1S UP! . summoned at 1 a toda w demolished by the impact, is what's teft of a 1957 Chevrolet. - Sentinel Photo_._ __ business and personal deal- and welcome<! Guy Nash as • . . ( . ) - Seven more persons, lncludmg an .m. y --·----- .. IIlii. Prior to his l>llk on "the guest. Ohoo. State Umverstty Engltsh mstrudor, were to appear m lnvesigae anoher one-car crash 4;way t•st,. he gested "R0 tl- L d' . h Mumctpal Court today as pollee conhnued a large-scale four-tenths of a mile east of ' - ,' sug .a les servmg t e meal were crackdown on marijuana use here and in Akron .· the Flatwoods Road on the old log Hills as a name for the Mrss Bess Saoborn Mrs Glen . p -Ches consolidated school and the L b t Mr5 E I 'Kn G - One of those arrested Fnday reportedly _told authorftles omeroy. ter Road. HUTCHINSON, Kan. iUPli Ithrown llarnabte liquid on She said static electrlclly 11 ' , • am er' . · ar Jg t, ar there were "so many people smokmg marJjuana and LSD Authorities sa1d Fred Tackett, - The mystery of why John R., Wilkerson's filet' . But Wilkrrs1m from her son's nylon .Jacket and Mrs. Herman that you couldn't possibly hold them all in jall." Police Rutland, lost control of a 19112 Wilkerson's face caught fire has said he did not see anyone nylon seateovers apparenlly 8 · . .· x and Mrs. Wilson. Sgt. Tom Waters said he had "positive inforn1ation" that model cr and he vehicle skid- apparently been solved. thntw anything on him. caused a spark whirh ignn ed soon :s marijuana was smuggled into Ohio from Mexico by Antioch ded inlo a lree. Charles Ohling- Wilkerson, 17, was driving his I! is molher, Mrs. .John the loliou . ~ool could bon ::.,tede n w College students who installed phony wheels and gas tanks er, 20, of Rutland, a passenger car to his gtrt friend's house Wtlkcrson Sr, came up wtth Mr Grot e hsil talk:oner. on their cars. 1 suffered injuries to his side. Tbe when flames flared around h1s reason fi'riday whtch pollee sa id the ;.boo! ebo,; !:sue, a3de~ . The seven ~rsons arrested I Linwood; Richard A. Dally, 24; mishap is still under lnvestiga- chin and jaws. He was laken to was more probable • "YOII can't et tb' fo m a ratd on a University area George .Arnold Briggs, 'll, Wor- tion. a hosprtal, treated for fa cial She satd her son splashed! g aome rng r apartment included Sterling G. thington and his wife, Maribel- Sheriff's officers went at ll:J5 burns and released. eJ!h., eolognc 01 after shave Wagner, 23, Chagrin Faits, who en, 23, a graduate student and p.m. Friday w check oul a Puzzled pollee and fire lotion on his face before BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. was one of the 10 persons ar- instructor In freshman English. wreck tn Rt. 143 al lhe fnlertheorized that a heading for hJS gtrl's house. l'lrlly cloudy lbrougb Sun- (UP!) - Goorge Scalia, 28, one res ed in the first of a series section of the Bradbury school passing motor!sl must have Mrs. Wilkerson lit a march te A lew Ugflt snow llurr!eo. of two men killed by police in of raids Tuesday night. where Robert Trenton Southern. sample of his . cologne and CGitler oortb. Condnued cold an attempt to kidnap million. . Veterans Memorllll Hosplllll 148 Cole-st. Middleport had lost Jl Mll!i ""'""''Y '<•• Iotwn, both whtch conlamed Six fines were levied and two llaaday, Low toallhl 1%-20 north, aire Leonard K. Fireslone, Charged wtth keepmg a hose Admissions _ Rodney Swartz control of his car while attempt.&: , more lhan 70 per coni alcohol, persons forfeited hands in Meig> IUl ,..lb. •. masterminded the plol and where narcotrcs are. sold, con- l.etart, W. Va.; 1\frs. TIM!ro~ 1ng to tune a radio and the FRIDAYS SCORES and found they were namable. ooun\y court activity of Judgo lurned informed on hi.• accom- sporacy and possessron of nar- Workman Rutland· Mrs. Rob- 1951 model vehicle slruck two Nelsonville 69 _Galhpolls 52 Frank W. Porrer Jr. Friday. ct:J'ED TO CIIURT police, according w police. cotics was tbe occupant of the ert Bogg;ss Pome;..,y. Mrs mail boxes aad went Into a Pomeroy 60 Middleport 55 Meat Truck Flips, Ralph Snider was fined $10 .The Galllpofls Post Slate Pa- Scalia and Willi•m Calvin apartme?t, Bruce R: Marlin,2I. Dale Hart, Racine ; ' Rosell~ ditch. There waa minor damages Wellston 71 Athens 61 Driver is Unhurt and costs, given a suspended lrol Friday clted William J. Bailey, 40, were shot to death Marlins wrfe, Judtth, an Oh10 Boyd, Pomer . Mrs. Charles w IIH! car and no arrests made. Jackson 10 Logcm 65 . Ill-day ja~ sentence and placed JOJa", 18, Harrisonville, Into last Thursday night at lhe Slate student, was ex~cted to Neutzllng M!n The fourth accident was 8 Kwer Creek 80 Marvm L. Dawson, 'll, Pl. on probation on an assault and 1 Mefgs county court Jan. 21. for Firestone home by three be arre·sted today. She was in ' · two-ear crash 00 IIH! Sand Ridge Hannan Trace 66 Pleasant, escaped rn1ury when • battery <'OnVJCtJOn · Carl Kaul2, bavlnl a lfctlUous registration. staked - out detectives armed the ap~rtment at the time of Illscharges - Mrs. Paul H. Road Friday at 5, 15 p.m. Eastern 6J North Galha 51 hiS meat truck overturned at was ftned $20 and cost. for , wllh shotguns ond pistols. A the rard but was given lime Whtte and son, New Haven; Eu- Officers said cars driven Chapmanville 61 10 15 a.m. Fnday on Rl. 141, s~edrng; Bernard Wallace, $10 BALL IS TONIGHT coroner's inquest bas been sche- arrange for the care of the cou- gene Forbes, Syracuse. by Virgil McElroy 52 Rt Pt. Pleasanl 48 a mrle east of the JUnctmns of and costs. left of center. and The Beam; Arts Boll commit- duled Jan. 25. pie'a child before being taken Births _ MI. and Mrs. Ther- 1, Minersville ' lra~eli · Ra~nswood 83 Wahoma 59 Rl. 233. . Allen P. Prosser .. $10 and costa, let Is sponsorrng a dance to- Pollee said Soolla was sup- inw custndy. on Workman, 'iiuttand, 8 ICID; eest, aDd F. Morriso~ Faarland 74 Coal Grove 67 _The Slate Highway pa_trol said failure _to yJeld r.ght of way . • afll!r the Racine-Albany posed to have dropped to the Charged with possession of Mr. and Mrs . . Robert Boggess 27 Rt. 1 Mfllersvflle g lng est Oak HiU 64 Dawson went mw a drtch and Denms McKinney forfeited 8 =:;re fn the Junior High Scbool ground at the first hint of f!Un- narcotics alter allegedly admi~ a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. char: coillded on 1 curve: .::.erewwa~ . Ironton St. Joe 62 lOT) ~e l':'ck overturned onto Its $17.50 bond 01. no mufner chharl .dina at Raci!H' from 10 p.m. play, but failed to do so - a Ung use of marijuana were Ies Neutzllng, Mason 1 danah, beavy da to both Chlllicothe 59 Ironton 56 nght SJde. There. was heavy do'\ and Harlan E. McDaniel forfeit. td!tll U·fealurfni "Thtse t Gu,vs fatal m!Nke Wagner Paul E Tel"-"' •• ter ' .... N .~ge cars. mage to the vehicle. No charie eel a m.so bond for left o1 ' " w•... ..,, ' Q liTeS,. Wert ~· Wl.l filecl. new 1 :::~~~ :Omthe:;c~:~: ~etd!ntsmmger, ~a~':::~~tion ;e~ EDISON HOBSTEITER "I ins~ctors ••y. *POMEROY NATIONAL BANK' *. . Cou11t~ 1 Servmg Meig• !'or Over 94 Yean RUTLAND POMEROY Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - - - - - - - - - - -., 11 ' ' OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ----Six Fined by I WEATHER Be sure to see all the other turnlture on sale now -Stop In on the 2nd and Srd floor• -/ll, ~rnlt~ ~:~:nly marked - ~rowse around - Take your time and see ho w you can save:~ Ilvi~~,J= ~ ~~e delivery at dinette setA ~-la{nps - rugs .- pictures - appliances - Desk! a Y Elberfelds and yo~U want to know about Elberfeld• Sen slble Credit Service- Ask about lt. ! Meigs County Sheriff Rnbert C. Hartenbach said Gar) E. Van Meter, 28, Rl. I Reedsville, esca~d the crash needing no immediate medical attention. ·Rotarians Urged to Follow Club's Traditional Tests Elberfelds Toy Building they tell you the sale price every auite. The driver of a car that was twisted into a mass of metal In a ci>IJ'islon with a sl&21 bridge early today, walked away from the scene with onlv minor injuries, i I . Driver of This One Wa"lked Away with only Minor Hurts 'I We. tht> underslgnt'd direrlors attest the correct~ess of this re· port of cu ndtti on and dt>clare that it has been exammed by us and to the best of uur knowledge and belief is true and correct. ALI'RED M. ELBERFELD JANE LUCAS .I SAVE NOW - DURING THE JANUARY FURNITURE SALE OP' BEDROOM FURNITURE - A fine selection of styles In your choice of finishes, all nationallJ MEMORANDA ROBERTA TRUSSELL ' ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy . I SANDRA TUCKER ELBERFELDS JANUARY FURNITURE SALE TOTAL CAPITAL A\\ill 'NTS -------------- --486.90518 TOTAL LlAH!LITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $i,878,7o4.83 I Sizes: 8\12 in short, medium, and long. AT 1 weeks. There was no ex:plana- ' makers but hinted that the tion bul the lull coincided with Vietnamese war wa~ nune of the U.S. moratorium on bomb- their business. ing North Viet Nam. "No other nalion ls qualified Rusk 'oined Harriman in and . able to decide on our l . I destmy, mdependently of our SAIGON IUPI) - South Vlelnamese Premier Nguyen 1 Bangkok and arnved here will," he saJd in his annual Cao Ky conferred loday with Secretary of State. Dean Rusk today . to explatn the ~ace report. Ills audience broke iot•J on the U.S. peace offensive lhen told the nat>on "never ] offensove to the relurrant iXluth l ap~lause whe• he told them can we tolerate any interference harmful to our national YletnameSt. Togetht>r with •·under whatever circumstances SOvereignty " I A m b a ss a d or Henry Cahot h ld t b · i . . we s ou ourse ves e rtospofi.o 1Lodge they sat down m he•vtly sib! lor 0 d . 1 .. Rusk flew here with roving presidential envoy W. Aver· guarded presidential palace for i ..; •. ur ownf .e~ my.. 0 ell Harriman for talks with the South Vietnamese leaders the talks. I I'd ~ treasons ~- ~n e~n~~wna 1 50 1 a 1 Y we i:l e accepted who have demanded victory first and then talks with the · t s. Ky rna de h'Is pos1.1Ion t · t Rusk satd aflerwards lhey 1 and are grateful for the . Commu ms even s ronger m a s1a e h d . " · 1 1. lk" t · 1 .. d morat ' 1 · D ·1 th · t I a <.1 very In eres mg La . 1 rna ena , m1 Jtary an emnomo f th e umon message. esp1 e e restss 1a nee o peace ne· . .. . . . t' f So t11 v· t N d 1't ld 0 b Ky who had worn CIVJIJan j iC assistance from fnendly go Ja IOns u Ie am a.nnounc.e W{)U serve 3 cloth es for the t;1lh -- a natty countrie~: · Ky said. three and one bali aay cease·frre durmg Tet, the lunar new brown Sl ·t and ,., •ht b wn 1· 1 "B t tol •• ll g ro tc . u never can we era ~q year. ---changf'd info hi~ wartime any interrerence harmful to our The develepmenl!! came as Viet Nam between United fat1gu es for his speech to the national sovereign!>' or any milftary sources disclosed there ! States and regular North nauon. He gave polite thanks to1decision at. variance with our had been no contact in South Vietnamese troops £or £our l the would·be foreign peace people's a~piration s ., 1 Regular Salt Price Prico I Pair 6 Poln 1_SATURDAY _ _ _ __ on Tut:':s•i<> v to comp!ele the signing ur ·la~t year 's regular 300.000.00 Rusk, Harriman Confer on • Nam's Demands South VIet fo save on your favorife sfockin~. THE 15TH Outlir•l1 ders Rusly Srnub and L. Maye signed their 1966 CUJ tracts with the Houston Astrno,: Remain Untouched Don't miss fhlt once-a-ytar opporfunily HALF-PRICE TOY SALE summer, induding Disneyland · ) A d ~sst•r t cour.;;e was served by 1the hoslt·ss to St'Ven m~mbe r:-. outfitld . Centerfielder Jimmy Wynn had signed earlit>r. Sraub, the rightfrelder, batted .256 last season, and Maye, who played Iell, hit .251. saturday, january JS .• thrv , . safurJay, ;anwry 22 County Court eeo:w. c:eater. � 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 14, 1966 admas foley hannis