https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c72fd89f1b09fa4fb829657c2bd16844.pdf 9d3033155b41f93d6e82a112dd4cc49c PDF Text Text j I~ ·' ' Sentinel, POmeroy-Mlddl~port, 0., Dee. 21, 11164 !::::=::::::=:~=::===-~="'"1 Children of Carleton Church Give HOIJDAY PARTY GIVEN .AnnuaI hristmas Program Friday PRICE SALE UNTIL JAN. ht Chicken Dinner . . ~-MI!!di•(!Wt Ill&• ~- c ~- ElBa Gilm,ore Sr., d .!~e¥11.;_;AuTrl•:..~ ~u.~ Servtcl Tuesday Mrs: 'Aadra Well The Carleton Church held Its Walter Dean Edward Smith . ' al!Shter• . Miss Loulae annu a1 Chr'st "'"'Eve Toea ~·• " of w t ~as program F rl- Kermy Wood,' and while · they' Year'o 11111, oae ~ristm••• Cards, wltb a party CbristD~.asJ~ay evening with the youth of were on stage, Mona King re- lhe biggest daaees of • h 0 0 UXI lOry . Eve, at tllelr home Union dmrch giving reoitations, cited "Sing About the Anaels." year, tltll Sataiday lll&ltt at ClflslleJ & Gih Wrap Gthifts exchanged dltrlng numbers, and a pag· !Then three angels entered, play. the Middleport Hlgh Scboot serA edl:30bychlbosekente dinner Carriewas e everung and refresllments eant. ed by Cindy and Sandy Workv aaes I served by the hostesses to Mrs. Superintendoot Ralph Carl man and Susan Mash, Rodney audllarium. Neutzilng, RUth Tho!!llt®, Mary 8 38 ., , Denver Kappla and daughter introduced the Cradle Roll Class Carl, Sherman White, Pearl Dapciog will be from ' p. Martin, Pearl Knapp, Frances . 1 PhylUs, Mr. and M1'8. Elza Gil- taught by Mrs. Olen Harrison, Smith, Bobby Mash, and David m. lo a. m., wltlt Tbe JBya Hunnel, Isabelle Couch, Fay "'"" ill leaturiog the Top 100 record Wllderm th and M · · Re and sons, Ricky, Roger . Brian King giving the iKing, recited "Sing About The u ar)one U· i!H~~Ieport, 0. Michael and A2C Marvin J. welcome, accompanied by the Manger." in unison. bits of 1966. A large crowd of ter preceding the regular meet- . . RollChristmas class. Recitations . s_ang "Lymg . 1n A expected area higbtoschool Is Drew ing of Webster the Ladles Auxiliary oil , · -- -- - 'cradle were, "Is Just For Th e Ch,mr attend.students Over 700 Post, American .' Children'" by Ronnie Wood.j Manger, whtle Mary, played attended last year. Legion, TuO'!day evening. Mrs. Walk-In Garden Club mem- agr£ed upon was to cha)lge lite "I Love Christmas," hy Connie by Sue Wood, and Joseph, play~dmlsolons Is 15c per per- Neutzllng asked grace. bers held their annual Christ- rules and not permit another 8011 Musser; "A Thank You Pray-ed by Butch ~.ash, were around , ' Eighteen membel'll, one Jun· mas party and gift exchange at club to enter the class drawn er," by Dwane White; and Tthhe mStang~r. Lets 8tt~g Ab~t "'rm:ai!!iii!ll• Wi!IA'MIWii •• ior member, Mary Elizabeth the beautifully decorated home by any club. 'Ibis perhaps would 10 um"Singing Carols" by Helen Kin g . sone by ar, Karla was Beal, ""'1"" Beverly . Cross, and a guest, Mary Lou of Mrs. Audra Well. The pennit more than one entry The entore class presented a Smith Cindy and Sand Wor~aC U S Rubel, were sealed at tables meeting was called to order by within Its own claaa, but keep play "Little Baby .Jesus." Tak- ' man, 'and Susan Mas~ The j decorated with red and white the president, leading the club within the class drawn. AnYOIII mg part were Bnan and Brill choir sang, "We Have Seen His af poiMettias and red candleJ. prayer. would be· permitted to' .make Kmg, Bret Carl, &ott Harrison, Star," while entering onto the I Napkins also carried out the · Of Interest to all were read· one or several entriel 'In the Dwane and Melody Wh1te, Ron- stage were the three wise men, poinsettla tlteme. lngs on Christmas legends by lnvltatlonal crass, but not, In anme Wood, Connie Messer and played by Alvin Smith, Richard Catherine Welsh president, Donna Morris and a reading other club's class. Helen Kmg. The closing song IDean, and Harold Barker. An· Cub Scouts _Pack 241 met was In charge of the meeting. on lhe use of candles in ·the After the business session a was by HelenKmg, Conme Mus- other recitation by Steve Smith, Tuesday evewng at the DAV Mrs. Neutzl!ng, chaplain, resd legends and customs in differ· contest In char&e of LouiBe Kar1 ser and Roome Wood. " "Lets Sing About Wise Men," hall with Roger Dillard, cub- "Gloria In Exeelsls Deo" the ent countries. rison was woo by Donna Mor· The congregation sang, Joy was given. I master, presiding. Christmas story as told by a An open djlcuaalon was held ris. Anna Hart wu reported l ' To The World" and the pageant · shepherd "who might have on ggestion8 1 th · ed from t lll was presented by Tbe Sunbeam Genva King recited "Sing i The meeting opened with the been the;e" written by Charle• su or e next Improv a recen . aesa and Busy Bee classes taught by About The Christ Child," and I pledge to Oag and Cub Scout House. ' · oounty-wlde Christmas show and Mrs. Mabel Lee Wll reI Mrs. Lonnie Hudson and Mrs. closing the pageant the choir I loo by Joe Rosenbaum. Re- Reports were given by the next fall. ported Ill. A number of decora. Elizabeth Murray. sang. "A Savior Christ The : carde for the year committee chairmen and Mrs. In accordance with the sug- Uons were Judged wl_th ribThe pageant opened with the Lord ." i were dJstrJbuled to the cub KnapP gave a complete report geslion an~ lnvilatlon from the boos belng awarded to. '. I choir in a song "Sing For . . I scouts and den mothe1'8. Mrs. on the junior activities Pra er coonty chatrman, It was agreed Religious - Audra WeB and Christmas," fol,lowed by, "The I To form a votce chotr for i Herbert Seth will instruct the by the chaplain closed . ~he that "An Old Fashioned Christ- Belva Wlllsrd, blue, Edns Lee, Fabrics for all Your Sewing Needs Christmas Story " taken from backgrMound LmusicGand songs, boys of Pack 248 on how to meeting bflllr which orifls mas" would be the theme for white; Wreathes- Audra Well, ' were ary ou raCie Geneh· d th • •· the sho · An th sti bl · B 11·~ Audra Well the second chapter of Luke, nar· d D 'd K.' d' . marc m a para e, on · e were exchanged. w. o er sugge on ue, u "' , rated by Sandra Beal The op- dva and Kav • Bmgl, San ra, Lm- second Monday of each month blue; Wall Decoratlon- Audra . g recJtatJOn . . · "The Jahan w Iar1a Dea ' Richard and. ' arter sch001 at the DAV ha11 . Well ' bl ue; Mantel - Min• Hart, enm was s Chnstmas Song," by Karla 0 n a ter ean, ue, Kenny / . red; Coffee Table - Belva Beal Th h . "Th c . and Roome Wood ; Mona Kmg, Articles made by the boys Will d bl . T bl 0 "·Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns ; e c.~" sang e h•-1 Bobby, Susan and Buth Mash· during December were displayar • ue, a ..,...v.a. 115 W. SECOND s Kmg, and a Rodney Carl, Sherman White', ed and Ricky Couch of Den OpiC tlon - Audra Well, red; Tele992-2284 Smg About Shepherds. by Connie Musser, Dwane and Three explained how they made I vlsi_on -Belva WJllanl, blue. OHIO Mary Lou Kmg followed . Beverley White Saody and perfumoo bath salts and Dan· I Pack 243 of the Racine Cub Gtfts were exchanged and POMEROY Kmg sang, "There Cindy Workman' Harold Bark- ny Will of Den Six how to Famous personalities of Scouts held their annual uni- seoret pal names were reveal· I Were She~Mterds," three shep- er Alvin and Edward Smith make Christmas candles America were the subject of fnrm inspection night Monday ed and new names drawn. herds entered, palyed by John P;arl Smith, Brenda and Stev~ ·. reviews given Wednesday at the D.ec. 26. Judges were Frank After conclusion of festivities, Smith, with Judy King pianist. . Refreshments of ChrJStmas meeting of the Literary Club Cleland, Robert Hill, Henry Mrs. Well served a dellclbus Icook1es, punch ~d ~flee were ~t the home of Mrs. Harold Bentz, Jr. and c. L. O'Conner. salad course and tea and toffee. The program was concluded served by Den Six Wltb Mrs. :sauer, Leading Creek Road. Den One received the highest The January meeting will 'be w1th prayer by Rev. Donald I Roy Blankenship and Mrs. The meeting was opened with award. Den Two placed second held at the home of Mrs. Mlna i'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Bnckles. Herbert Seth den mothers in the club collect led by Mrs. Den Four placed third and ~ Hart. 1 Santa made his appearance ' charge and were assisted by Nan Moore, vice president. Three placed fourth Kenneth Braun. Den Three The fi t · · by Den Two, under direction · · of Michael R. Gaul Your Full Service Bank Is •• , 2nd treats were passed out . rs review, gtven ! and girts exchanged Everycne WJII serve refreshmenlll at the Mrs. James Euler, was a mem- Mrs. Joan McLain and Ml'll enjoyed home candy 'by January meetmg and Den orial volume written about Aid- Ruth Smllh, presented a b the ladies of lhe church. WJII give a skJt. ous Huxley, 1894-1963, edited by featuring Santa Claus, the Michael Rodney Oeul, 1011 ol his brother, Julian. The book "Little Boy Whe Cried" a jack- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney (ShPII'on T h H l contains lrlbutes and eulogies to In-the-box 1 real live teddy Moore) Gaul, ol Belpre, was eac ers, ~per~ this brilliant novelist, erltlc bear, and twt mama dolls. ch~lstened at the United MethAre Entertamed of art and music, essayist, and Refreshment. were served by ndist .Church in Perneroy, chttiiMrs. Carl Roach, as~isted by poet, by oolleagues and friends. Den Three den mothers, Mrs. mas morning wltlt h Rev. Mrs. Franklm Triplett. was The contirbutlons gave high Inez Roy and Mrs. Janet Warn- Melvin Alkire offlctetlng. ftf~·. hostess to tbe Primary teach- praise to this imaginative and er. The Scouts were then glv- and Mrs. Jeffery Ramsey, SyE Norman Will, delegaw to ers and helpers of the Middle- scientific minded man. en treats and were presented racuse, were lpOD!WI'I. Olher State Grange, gave an import- port Church or Christ last week Mrs. Ben Philson re,iewed their score sheets with award members of the chrfstelllng par· Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yemr ant report on the convention at her home, Wright St., Porn- 'The Big Spenders'' by Lucius ribbons attached. ty were lite maternal grandpar· Member Federal Reserve System held in Cincinnati when Chester eroy, for the1r annual Christ· Beebe, a book written about Cubmaster Fred Smith an- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R u a se II Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Grange met Tuesday evening mas party. the wealthy families of a by· nouitced that there will be a Moore, Pomeroy; Mrs. George with George Genheimer, wor- Po~ms were read by MIss gone era 1n America whlc:h ln. slela~ ride Sunday 1:30 p. m. Sargent, Chester, pa12rnal thy master, presiding. Debbie Gruese~, games were eluded the Vanderbilts, Goulds, ,r,0, ), if thm Is enough snow; grandmother; Miss lJnda The meeting opened m ritual- played and pr1zes awarded to J. P. Morgan, with their palat- if no~ there will be a hike. The Moore, Oxford; and Ruuell Wllistic form. One appeal for aid Mrs. Roger Long, Mrs: Ronald ial homes, yachts, racing stab- Pack is to meet at the Baptist liam !\!oore, Jr., and ~ and was answered A communica- Mliler,. Mrs. Donald Htcks and les, art collections and other C!turch in Rac·lne. Gary Ramsey, Syracute. tion was read by Mrs. Letha Ko- M1ss Grueser. Mrs. Betsy Cun- possessiona The oceaslon also marked the INGELS' First Come, First Served blentz from Boys Village in ningham won the door Among those noted was tha 25th birthday If Mlchael't lathregard to their Christmas there. vme. late o. 0. Mcintyre of G•Ul1'1', Rodney Gaul. A 25 year pin and certificate GJfls . were exchanged and polis, who went to New York was presented by Mrs. Kob- Mrs. ihcks . a guest, was Pr_e- and became famous as a n 1Jlilitol'l Returned ' Ientz on behalf &f the Grange sented a gJft from the teacn- paper columnl!t aw From Hol:.l-. r:•lt to . Mrs. Earl Dean who spoke ers . · was concluded b -~ . A dessert course was . . serv- ""-e '" mee1mg Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles c.!l· Mr. snd Mrs.IUUJ' Millan!- Pierce nenv. "' and favors were m101ature with the roll b ted Eight members of Olive baskets of flowers. Attending ing a scienti~~ 11 :~ponse nam- e ra their golden wedding have returned fi'Cim Fairborn · Grange prese" ' ed aemitts and , were those named above and for the N y a thought anniversary Dec. I8 with open Ohio, where they were guests' were nccepted for membership Mrs. Elmer Wehrung, M r '· Moore ~w ~ar read by Mrs. house at their horne. of the latter's relatives for the in Chester Grange. Two eertifi- Dale Hysell, Mrs. Don Schiel· home · d rs. auer served They were married Dec 24, Christmas holiday, cates of merits were presentling, Miss Thelma Boyer and m~ e candJes during the 191 6 at the home where they Mr. and Mrs. Pierce also have THESE PRICES FOI FRIDAY & SATURDAy ONLy 1 ed to Mrs. Koblentz by ihe Miss Brenda Boyer. soc a our. still live. They have two chi I· received a card from their master for secretanal work. A dren, Edward Stiles of Middle- daughter, Dixie, who Is on I I meeting of Pomona Grange was CALLED HERE GIVES DINNER port, and Mrs. Herschel (Julia) teachlng aaalgnment In Japan announced by the worthy mast- Mrs. James McDonald, Chey- Mrs. J.ames Tit?' entertained Norris of Letart Fall.9. They and Is spending the school v• , er for January 6 at Rock Springs ney, Pa. ; and her sister, Mrs. With a dmner Christmao Day at also have three grandchlldrro caUon nn a tour of several counHall. D D. Feaser of Alexandria, herrehome near Rutland. Guests I and one great granddaughter. tries In that area hteluding ManAt the close of the meeting, Va., were called to Middleport Ml'll. Elmer Reed and .They received many nice lla in the Philippines. A ldchgifts were exchanged and re- due tD the death of their moth- aughter, Miss Nancy Reed, j gil~ aud cards from friends, light of the tour there It a visit freshments were served. The er, Mrs. C. E. Ruppelt. They ~rs. Garen Stansbury, Mrs. neighbors and relatives. Cake, tD the Presidential Palaee In next meeting will be January 24. are at the home of their bro- b.eorge ndLa~':· ~arr~e Slanll-1 puneh, rolfee, nuts and mints Manila and fi'Cim there lite ther, the Rev Howard Ru ury, a _th Titus, and Dr. were served to guests by the group will go to Bat*olt In 'lbaJ. Vernon Nemes are and father. M·r . C. E. Ru:;~ ~~~·· Cecil Horden of Co- ~:~te~ses, HMrs. hEdiwNard. Stiles Jland. '!bey wOI return to Jap111 - ··ill ' rs. ersc e OITIS. anuary 3 T A ;J' we~ · MIDDLEPORT ltftftK .llfQRE m~re :;:::::::;M;i;ss;K~a:y~W:y~a:tt~.;;;;;;~ ; IS Hostess for Ch (l•stmas Party "''' ,, YEAR·END SALf.l p k 248 C b M DAV ·~f Hoi/ Tuesday I 1 I 1 l i'. I ~ I ~ ~ONE LARGE TABLE BETTER PIECE GOODS o~th gJstrati~n I IFamous Men ol The Fabric Shop ~ren A • T • mer~ca Of 2R . evleWS n;~ltatJOn .1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A~s~Judy ~ = -= i mad~· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -I= -E Are P/ann'1ng· Sl . h R'd elg e °••. skli 1 1 Drastic Reductions On Floor Samples 1 I ;e FURNITURE--APPLIANCES--ZENITH TV !>Jr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease, Nease Settlement, entertained with a family dinner on Sunday WAS With Full Size Mattress 2- Dining Room Suites _ _ _ _ Maple Walnut 1- 6-Speaker Zenith Stereo - - - - - - - - $499 $299 $399 $229 Zenith Black & White Space Command Present were Mr and Mrs. Carl M. Nease and sons, Ph'JIip and John, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease and children, Bill and Beoky, Pomeroy, and Stanley Nease. Mr. ana Mrs. Carl M. Nease and sons returned to their home in Columbus on Monday. lilTS TRAIN, DIES NORWALK, Ohio (UP!) Walter C. Eitle, 79, Willard, was killed Wednesday when his I ear collided with a B & 0 railroad train near here, the i ::;;Hi;;gh;;;;w;;;;a;i;;y;;;;P;;;;at..ro;;;;I;;;;saiildii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II TV _ _ _ _ $369 · $199 I - 21" Zenith Color T V - - - - - - - $659 $499 Solid Walnut Cabinet I - Hotpoint Automatic Washer - - - - - $249 $99.95 16 pound capacity Shop at Elberfelds in Pomeroy Friday from 9 to I 1 MEIGS THEATRE PonMNY Otdo TONIGHT Dtc. 29 Also Big Savings On All Bedroom Suites In Our Stock, These 2 Days Only! ! NOT OPEN -- --- -FRIDAY tnd SATURDAY Dtc. 30-31 "BLOOD BATH" -Technicolor- I · 1 With FM-AM Stereo Radio I - 23" f'vening. $169 $149 $149 $599 $399 • Hostl for Dinner -···- - - - - - - - NOW Early American Living Room _ _ _ $349 1 - Large Rose Beige Sofa $299 1 - Early American Hideabed $299 Evening, New Year's Eve We'll Close At 6 Marissa Ma· thes, John Saxon, Basil Ralh· bone Wm. Campbell, Ingels Furniture PH. 992-2635 enttne .· ' "k ----~----~---------------------------n-_._oud ___r_o_r_•__,~~~otThH~~n_ANO~------------------------..~·-~~~ - POMEROYfAI~DLEPORT, OHIO VCOL XVIII NO. 209 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,.~1~9~66~--------......~~7::' •.rmen SAlooN tUPii --Amencan pl8llllll llri IIMir llntll rlllda of the J:W tU I ot NCI'Ib Vietnam !OdiJ dropped bombe llardlinlcally labeled, "Ham N"" Yw, U~ J11>." In the SouiiJi; U.S. cavalrymen aided by air llrika chaaed a C.Jiiltlualll Ioree jbrough tha laR hoUri beWtt lhe new bOiltlay Inlet. . The air cavalrymen reported killing or capturing almost 100 Communists In scatlered contact with a guerrilla fon!e of unknown slfe In South Vietnam'• Central Highlands. The AmerlcallB called In glnnl B52s ID pound suspected Communist positions and supply dumps near the Laotian border. The Slrate&lc bombera also bit C&SOE Marks Commlmist troop ooneentratlons ln the Demllltari.OO Zone. tDMZ). In Saigon, meanwhile, agreement was reached to encl a liveday strike by Vlelnamese longshoremen that threatened to erippll South Vietnam'• fragile ecoaomy. The new strikes against the North wera la\111ched from baBel Ia South V~IDam lnd Thailand and 1ro111 Navy carriers In lbe Gull of Tonldn. Plliht crewa painted several of the fi!O-POUnd bombs with crypllc year-end meuages to North VIetnamese President Ho Chi MlniL The 48-hour New Year's! ruce -second cease-fire In a weekwas IIChedulecl to begin at I p.m. EST today and end at the li8lllt hour Sunday night. South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky wiiM!ed In advance that U the Communists again violated the truce agreementas they did at Chrlstmastimetbls ceaae-fire could be the last. Ky said repeated cease-Ore violations by lbe Communlsto have caused eratloo of an allied offer of a 91-hour truce during the Asian DeW year (TET) In February. There were 121 cease-Ore violations by the Communista reported during the 41 - hour Christmas truce. "II is too labl to change the Western New Year cease-fore because It is so near at hand,'' Ky said. "But If the Viet Cong Rhodes Expected to Make Race for GOP's Top Spot ~hrutened 50th WecJdl'ng Anniversary , Is Observed 1 - 2 Pc. ·' • Wi/1 Reports Convenfion to hester Grange C 6:00 to 8:00 I-=- Raclne • 5couts • I ' Will Jamtl' "SMOKY" F~sa MIDDLEPORT - Teehnlcolor- Parker, Katy Jurado. Diana Hyland, Smoky, the heme, Hoyt Axton Admission: 60e lc aoc ELBERF-LD$' J.N ~ ' ' "\' . ' ' ' POM!ROY ' ·;'\ .. ' tJoellers Go . To Eur(Jpeon --~~~~ VIPToor ; �.. . " "' . . . . .. . ' . .. ..... ... . - ' Services Held ·.. AMONG 10 BEST DRESSED WOMEN On Thursday .;, ~ ~ t'··j l-:,.. c....._:__:,c.::.Se...:.:.: nt::tn_~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. nee. 3o, 19aa . N~iion's Ben Frankli;stor(llj Planning .· --t:·. ! .: ' •;. "::.c..!e<i out- Ruppel! in the Middleport Pres· By GAY PAULEY I The other 10 best dressed for Soain ; 1• Greek shipping magnate. the year at a very low price. standing merchandise values .to byterian Church with the Rev. NEW YORt\ (~PI! -The 1966 were: ·Mrs. Henry Ford ll, the Newcomers to the '68 . llsf Announcements of these special be offered each week during Linson Stebbins and the Rev. nation's First Lady and the I Mrs. Carter Burden the former Christina Auslln of ,included not only Mrs. Johnson values will be made in this t\i67. These weekly low-priced James Steele Yount officiating. •ister or a former First Lady 1former Amanda Mortim~r who Ital y· but also the Missel BaeAII ant newspaper · r th oki · . ' · -• 1 8 . va ues re our way o o ng BW"ial was In Middleport Hili shared with to other women last year at 22 headed the list, And Mrs. Harllaos Theodora- Loren, the second Mre.· )I' or" 1l also explamed that the BJP B•nd Area shoopers for Cemetery . Pallbearers were today the year's honors as the the youngesc ever to do so. In OOFUlos, the former model Mrs. Duke and Mrs. Theo~ora 1oca .. n Franklin stores are past aptronage and to empha· Vincent Oabo, Richard Owens, world's best dressed. her case, it's like mother like Betsy Pickering, and the wile of CO]Xllos. parttctpalmg m a 90th Annlver- 1size their policy of better tiv. Judson Whlte James Bucl!andaughter. Mother. Mrs. William ~;;;;;i;--=...i:"-===--=;,..--==----otljil~ beaa;y nationwide sweepstakes !ing. an, Robert T~wutmry, Russell Butar!Mrs.l Ly~~onfiB.t Jtiohnson, , S. Paley, wife of the CBS board mg sponsured by all Ben I' 1 H p1 , all w t a~pe ng or uoc Irs me m .chainnan topped the list so 1 I. Franklin stores. Nine "PickHyons, 1 auJ ~ ~~~ ;..,I ~r- the international raUngs, placed often she' WaR moved out of the 0 Your-Trip" prizes will be , OWe ardagg~r-y, Ko d 'd K 1 fifth. Princess Lee Raddwill, running , ..,o enne y an ar 'd 818 . ter 0. 1 M J0 h0 F . , ded awar to nine lucky couples. 0 kJ rs. Lauren Bacall the New York· • we're making )ott or plalll'for '. First prize "':ill be a two.-week, wens. Kenned~~, went to the top after born motion Picture actress all expense trip lor two to anyThe Presbyterian elders, being bumped In the 1965 list currently appearing in "Cactus I lhe Y.... inclailitis where in the world. plu• ei~ht deacons, deaconesses, tru!tees, but landing in the top five In Flower" ou Broadway and now opeciil - !hat wlll 'hel;· dl second prizes for ·all - expense WASHINGTON (UP)) - Con-I and oth<r Presl>yterlan cnurch rour previous years. th'· wife of J 8 soo Robards Jr . · . lofil ~ltlOW~~' trios for two to anvwh~re in gresslonal mvest1gators today members served in an honorary . M: W ' Coo ' llow mueli the Continental United States. gave up on trying to question capacity. Two Vanderbtlts and two rs. yatt per, .e 1 ' 1ppreciate . !'" Winners ·u b ed the wife of Rep. Adam Clay- Out of town relallves atteod- Fords also made the grade In debutante daughter of Glona WI e announc m . . '66 Morgan Vanderbilt and as !hem, early November, 1967. ton Powell, lJ.N.Y., and resum- mg were Mr. and Mrs. Dame! · ,, .. Gl , V d bll , • "' !i The h d' d' · · ed writing a report that would Feaser and children David and Into the hall o[ fame and orta an er l sometimes .~ ' ~ 1 the Be me;c : .Jseh J~'I SJO~ let member~ "draw their own Marjorie Ruth Alex~ndria Va . out of the annllal running in the actress, artist and writer; •. .'1: J·' t; .. : "' l "' • '· ' • t· n ra m ea qua s conclusions" about charges a- Mrs. Marjorie' McDonald, 'chey~ fashion iWeepstakes went Mrs. Mrs . . Alfred Gwynne VanderEast. gains! him. Iney, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Got· Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of bllt, wtfe of the sportsman; Tempera lures across a snow· Idon Hildreth, Columbus, Ohio. the late President and wife of Mrs. Patrick Gmnness, whose ed Mrs. Yvette Powell was not , the former ambassador to the mother, Mrs. Loel Gumness, the . 1 , , , .' 8Y THE UPI cthover tharea stretchnng from aboard the Thursday flight from Court of St James's Mexican-born wife of a British . e sou west to t e easte-rn . · ' T • H , Great Lakes dropped this ~an Jua~ P R~ ~ wh1c~ the Her daughter-in-law Jacque- ~nancle~; er;~ered the ball ';!~fer DUJinS. I mormng below zero in the I otutse a md '"t" atihon. su comline was graduated to the hall in amel a l~rt Ive years on ' .....USALEM, JOIUJ.\N _ t' f . 1 d 1. mt ee con uc mg e mvest1ga1!ffili listings, joining a large regu ar IS ; .• 11 , nor Jern 1er o sta .es an we I d f h Mr Ch 1 1 N' h If . . . ·.J 1 1 Long-smouldering discord be- be- low freezmg . eIstwhere. . JOn ma e a reserva ton. or er group of women classed as so s. ar ot· e tare hOS, w e .' IS I·' . ·: tW<\I!D Arab League nations aod the odds were agamst her perennially eleaant there was of Stavros Niarchos, t e Greek lin !tor 51Jes t: • }} N0l 'J'alklog • at I W ·;. , ..WORLD .. I threalened to flare mtu open Middle East conflict today in the wake of the alleged murder of a JGrdaman border guard by Synan troopa. The Jprdanlan govermnf'. nt cha~ged Thuriday thai. Syr.an soldiers had crossed onto .)or· dan..... and. fatally machme-gunned . J o••anuJR securtty guard Sgt. Fajoal Mur~d on his front doqrstep. 1 appearing. Toda " " given Y: :• b~he ~:~!o~~~~ Chairman Wayne Hayes, D • Ohio, to answer a subpoena by · or 1ace 1osmg . her appearmg $20, 578 a ~ar job ., the loj>paid member or her husband's 1 1 If. personasa , Henry Zeiher DieS Thursday FI'rm as Earth I .ritb THE DAllY SENTINR o• I o,:: ... ....... f -FOR•J4EATING ~~ PL MBING • U e ROOFING ~ ·, L·EWI S ,.AIR SERVICE WY I-U74 Mill St. M18diOport Clev~and !llff'tlo ~~t,fi:~~~ ila!r!hey 5 Cleveland 3 (Only flnll!!l scfM!duled) 3 RQOMS New ONLY ao.oo '299 11own - hi•- .. e.n,.,.ftnt r- MASON PURNITURI CO. AWor.. W, VA, emblem '' e NEW! True no-Iron drying for modem e NEW! Some models IYen taiJgr drying time and heat to the fabricautQmaticallyl •J I" • Wide choice of models to match new Jet Action Weshers - prices for eveJY • .' ~p .... no·lron fabrics! f' zs ,.' look for th·'· ,. 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Alll.S l!t&lldltlfl By tJnlled Pr~ss Jaleraadl!bJII Elillei'D Dfvlsfoa W. L. T. P~. Middleport Hershey IB JO 4 4t) 1612335 EEIIEE:i!iE~ Quebec 15 11 I 31 :Baltimore 111532& lfwis Repair Service Springfield 4:!D814 Providence '· Sugar Run Flour Mills 1 Rass I Phone WY 2-2115 r-· "' RIJBJER FOOTWEAR l . .' , f & FREE DELIVERY _._- '$,,99 shipping millionaire, and daugh. ter of Henry Ford II by his first marriage to Anne McDonnell. The ex-Mrs. Ford also is a hall of lamer; 1 The 1 . actress Sophia Loren of ~· ta Y• . Mrs. Angier Biddle Dnke, wlie 1 of the U.S. ambal!ador to M S i} Near asl !Hounds Win ' Fourth Tilt · no point in their being in the Leonard Hess, Sr., 112, Pfme- annual competition. Let new CHARLESTON. w. VA. _ ~!i sdt~~n:r~~r~~Y it~~. t h e I blood into the fashion battle. Most of 1,100 striking members g P or the Oil , Chemical and AtomSurvivors include his wife, I it' Workers Union were schedulMina Beatrice .· . · . . ·· a daughter ' · ed to return to thetr JObs wtth Pr10e and a son, Leonard Hess, , United Fuel Gas Co. today . endJr., all or Pomeroy ; a sister, ing a nine-week-old strike aClara Squires ' and a brother ' gainst the utility and its affiliArthur Hess both of Mlddleales. port. t ' Henry H. Zelher, 89, Syra· The strike was brought to an cuse, died Thursday, SUrvivors ~o[[icial end Thursday with un000 0 Funeral services will be Sun· , include five children, Thomas NBC Gels Sandy iun ratification of a new conday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's jS. Zelher, and Frank Zeiher, LOS ANGELES SANDY tract which called lor a JS-centsLutheran Church in Pomeroy Columbus; Ada Engle, Palm where he was a member. Rev. Beach Garden, Fla.; Herbert 111 million present per~hour wage increase Konfax had . a •• OV i~r r .. J' ""Ph R. Kraly wt'll officiate. 11. Zelher, and Eva Hymrod, toQily on ~ ilst birthd 1 three years and other benefits. -~ . ~ .,. h ay 0 MOSCOW (UPI) - Russia'! Burial will be in the Beech also both of Columbus; len 1 1 !~om a;~ fe1 ," '0 11e :ling D dl. f B b latest moon probe blasted a test Grove cemetery In the family grandchlillren and 22 great 1 . .I emf!l •s ase- ea me or om rod Into the moon'a surface and 10 t grandchildr~. ball's leadmg pitcher or the · ' · wn"I be held • _, "" · · HONG KUNG _ KEY MILI· •found tis top layers about Funera1 servtces muuern ora •• cause of an 1 h t.od ed' 1 firm as milch of the earth's The body will he taken !rom Monday at l p. m at the Ewing arthritic eU~':'· e~YR:~ur~~isna e~~uld a:e P~bletc~ topsoll, Tass aaid today, the Ewing's Funeral Home to Funeral Home the Rev, Less than SIX weeks alter ne hit most ol Asia - and Russia The SoViet news agency said the church at ooon Sunday. Wllbttr Perrin officlatiJli. Mill· ~ave up an estimated $125,0110 _ willl a missile-borne hydro- Luna 13, the Soviet space ship Friends may call at the funer· tary graveside services wlll be " year l~ pttch lor the Los An· which landed on the moon al home until then conducted by the Racine Amer· ~etes Dodg r· Kouf · · d gen bomb by the end of 1967. · l $ -,. ;, ." '• "' f stgnlell- Tht-1' ,also sai• Red China Cl!rlstmas Eve, also discovered ican Legion at the Letart cemet Je 1 u" 11wn con 1rae 1 or a l . " · .. . tl.althe moon's topsolt was leu . tery at 2 p. m. Monday . Mr. yea r term with National Broad· shoud be able to pt)Sl a nurlear Ii""tly packed than earth soil ANNOIJNCE SERVICES Zeiher waa a Spanish. AmerJ. 6" . •a t'1ng c · . miSSile threat to the Untied There wi'II be commun·ty 1 ' ' 1 ompanJ · and d1d not appear to be hi hi can War veteran States well ahead of the 19711- d' . g Y Watch Night services at the · "S I d ed' ted . th l ra toacttve. . o Pr " De mrt e pa! A Tass summary o1 Luna 13 ,8 Apple Grove Methodist church ,-J'.e mp• Arei ,.. b'· per u t!""'l of 1 !RCTIC' COW FOLLOwED Y · · ue ense pll men - findings also revealed that Luna Saturday from 9:30 II> 12 midWEATHER o massive snowslorm aeross fictals. 13'• oamera captured deW!s II{ ~lght. There will al!o be devo- Clearln& am! colder ,east tothe country today, heaping mis, .- the moon's surface 18 smaU 81 tions, a fli~, and tefteshmentf. nlgbl, low tn teeno eut, 20-U •ry on suffering from the Roc- SPleciiVP Altackll five hundredth of an incb to Everyone I! welcome. · west. Cloudy, little warmer Salhy Mounlains across th e Great WOOSTER, umo _ A RE· eight hundredth of an in<h at a urday ll'itla • - weol probobly F!ains and Midw•sl ;oto the searrh te•m at the Ohio Am· jdiStance of fivo feet from its ROTARY AT MARIN cluulJing 11> ratn, --- . - - ~- -·· - - rultur>l Research and Oevrl· l•ns, The Middleport • Pomeroy epmrnt Center said Titursday Rotary Club will meet Friday LOCAL TEMPS , some Ohio area• were harder GETS I 10 YI;:ARS at 8 p. m. at the Mariln Re.. The temperature ID Pomeroy s DEVO'l'Eil TO INTER~t hlt in 1966 than previously by COLUMBUS (UPI) _ J 0! taurant Instead o[ ~eath Meth· business district al II :30 a.m. MEIGS · ·MASON !.IlEA maize dwarf moscle <MDM) Giles 49 Col tnb cdlst Church, Pres&dent Carl today wa• 34 degreu under • , u us, was sen- H0rk ed toda cl ki "''""" • .,.,., ....,,..,. the corn virus disease nrst tenced to 1-20 yeats In Ohio Y announc y, ear ' es, . Ch.,.., rtnMftlll , lilt•' ( d · Oh' j 1 2 I ,..,_ _ , ....,..,. oun m to n 96 . Pen tenllary Thursday arter be ~~w:;·~:'u~:;~''"•~n/n1~., The scientist.-3 uaid the spr!a.d, pleaded guilty to flttt.tde~ ...... s". ......,.,,. ott1o. 01n. t~.u- in such areas as the Muskln- manslaughter in the Aug. 13 lkllt ofllee f'hone W1 1-219. ll!dltt•.. u 1 Pbon• w! Nll'f gum River valley, resu1ted 1rom de ath of his estranged wlfe, CLOSEST THING TO A PH . .MACY .:=~ ~ ,::o:,a,...cr:-,::.~ increased iflfection in Johnson Marnt Nell, 41. IN YOUII HOME .,,.. --~ - ' . gra.. , in whicii it overwinters, ----JilliUonlJ 14h~ ~il~ldtaa Yel N U • ,.o.,w .,....., .... .., ....,,.. and the planting of those hyOW \' U KNOW ;-~I'll-··· · NI>,Y Yorll Q t,"f. New brids whl~h are susceptible to The Cbioeae invented paper '#It ...u..,,.. .. • - - - · , •._. ., the disease. money belwHIIISe alld 155 A.D. lllo following t..wM: etrl"l.r • .,.,. "'n"t~• 35 ee11b per Ma..1 ... ., Polo UIVU.... ........ ...,. ba•k • ..., olll ,.., 10 ,,.,..... fll Ulll '" ....._ uuw Dtllr kdU.. I offln, Sl8.aG~ 11• abe Orftm 1 dHft1toHA.o _. 11 eChtlttr ..... • ·'•• nte. Wt~uu. ~».~~~. ., ST"''""'' •.., "" Q'uuo .tMI~dlopOtl Mo.., lwiO ...N oonloo bUI Ji!JII'I>p!IDI did 1101 adept II tRodno ~~~~~~":!tt=,,o:;,,~u•St,'l:.:.:. Resignation or H~rbert Stan. for fetetaJ enw, iee. oChtoldro .a . no- ....,.., ....,. ...,_~ ley, Mason County Maintenance ._..,. superintendent, 11119 IJIInounced MARRIAGE UCENSE r-"!!.===o;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,[ today by the Wes~ :Virginia Robert VIctor Dlll'tt, 19 . Stat. Road Commission. Aus- Rnut.e 1, Pottllllld, Ab, tin Campbell, who had been ser- r 6ree aM Cheryl LOUise flood, VIIJ8 11 a~istant to the . state n, ot' lll Locust St., PO!Itf, ~r Jill T~o Famlfy road commissioner blatrlct I student ...,, :IIIII 1. MAIN tf24516 · POMIROY · · maintenance enlineer, win IIIIC- ·::::::._r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;=~~~~;;;!:;~~~~~!!;!!!!~ to ceecl Stanley. 7 IT orker, lo RPtu.rn Tony Bass Drops In Two • h o 26 o ree OSS(llj It : n F T W • th W S ClockT Ice even In r i with 1:38 left and Bass rebounds. Pomeroy suffered a 5U'/ ,.elo made one of two free tlorow.• The game was acluallv back m the ro.erve eomest send Rio Grande ahead 91·90. won at tbe foul line as th~ ' The Baby Panthers were le<! I . Don Townsend, &-0 sopbo· Redmeu made 25 ol 39 <barily in scoring by Chuck B.trtelo more, fonled Bass wilb 4i sec· tossed for 64.1 per ceui and with nine and Danny Abbott hal ondo on the clock, ond lbe State made 16 or 25 for 64.0 [eight Pomeroy will host jb1 dapper Dayton forwarn made per cent. Ironmen in their next ldgut 1 Sandy Harold's tlj>-ln basket I 0 bolb sbols lo put the Jtedmeo West Virgi nia State 192\ - game on January 6. .,• with t7 seconds to go gave Nelabead 93·90, Ed Davis, &-21\ D. Hamilton. 1- 4- IB : A. Ham-1 By quarters: I sonville a 5:1-SIJ win over · Rio Grande College battled W~st Virginia State do-.;n freobmao, tipped tn a rebound illon, 9-2-20; Rogers , 1-0- Pomeroy I 23 40 fll . and top hooors In the Buchtelthe wire, in a ''barn-burner" to end all "barn-burners', with 2fi seconds ie[t, and it 14 ; T&wensend, 1- !-3. Fre•-IJackson 20 34 4e !il lite &ame's oa 1 York Holiday Basketball Tour- Thursday night at Pl. Pleasant before the Redmen eked woo 93-92, Rio Grande abead man, 6- 9-18, Clark, 1- 0-2; Pomeroy - Swisher ~ .. tile beach!" namenl Thursday night. a 93-92. win over the Yellow Ja~kets to .co~ the Sec- by a slim margin. Hunter. 4-3-11 : K~rk , t-/l---2 ; Radford 5--l-11; Logan~ " SEOAL ALJ, GAMES Tim Pancake of NelsonviUe ond Annual Pl. Pleasant Rotary Holiday lnvttahonal Bas- State called time out wi'.h and Davts, 2-<\- 4 T•tals, 38 12-; Moore tl-2-16. Whaley l TEAM W L p topped all individual scorers kelball T~urnaLenth ed only live players in gaining 16 seconds on the clock. The - 19-92. --0--12. Totals 21 (20 of21) II. Athena .. " , .. I l 343 304 with 2l points. . I Coac Art an a~t:s Holida Invitational Tourna- throw-in went down court Rio Grande 1931 - r.r•gory, _Jackson - . Mount 'Jacksoa .. " " 6 3 S99 531 In the consolation !mal, Glous- lhls second AnnualeaRrs Lryast year kio Grande downed Ben Hunter, but the shot i 5--4--14; Trairer, 2-4-8: Lu- GJiilla"d IHI-'-12; Mullins"-· ~. ",. mentt Vir masinia many Y • · 6 to take the Fust . Mldtlleport " , 4 2 31141 330 By United Press lnlernatlonal ter nu dged YO•• •~. Stale Annual Rotary med the basket and caone out. seth,· 11--1-23: Rass, 9-l- 25·, - 18·. Howe 5--t- 11·, Green •..-· 98 9 Pgmeroy .. "" 4 3 429 44l Big Ei«bf Touruameut MILLER (10) - Thompson 8 ~~~da l~vitational TournaBob Mabry batted the ball and Mabry, 7- 9-23. Tota'.s, 9-4 ; Patton 4-I-9. Totals 2'1 Logan , .... , .. 4 4 473 49'.1 tSemi·Finalsl -1-17; Stence 5--1-ll; Mat· ment. Y ed Cedarville 93-416 to gain the back •!own court as the 34-~93. 14 of It) 58. 1 NelsonvO!e , " 4 4 464 452 Iowa St 78 Kansas St 67 hews 9- 7 - 13; llerney 2-1 The win for Rio Grande Col- ' £inals. sounded. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Dec. 30, 19e8-3 Gallipollo ..... 2 6 80 512 Nebraska 73 Okla St 64 tCon) -5; Wahl 1--0--2; Dishon 1- lege was llle seventh or the 1 Cedarville College JS now State losl three key men Wellstoo .. , " l I 419 458 Kansa' 86 Oklahorno 73 0-2; Totals 20--10-50. vear against si tosses. The Joss 3-8 for the season while Con· the closing minutes ol · All-College Tournament NELSONVILLE (5%) - Cor- for Coach Frank Enly'; Yellow cord Colleg• is ~ lor ;he year. game. Rogers fouled oil! q SEOAL VARSITY tSemi·Fiaai•J rigan 2-0-4; Haning 0-l- t; Jackets was only their third of Tony Bass. 6-1 freshman from 4;41 !eft and State leadin!dl • TEAM W L P OP Oklahoma City lUI Stanford 73 Harold 4-1-9; Pancake H- the season. State is now !1-3. Dayton, again suppJil;d the SCI!r- 86-82. Mabry made bo>''ih~e:,~o::: t l Athea ., , •. . 5 D 258 2311 Montana St 61 Temple 60 21; Hubbard 7-9-17. Totals 2l Coach Ira Blankenship's ('.on· ing punch with 2.\ pomts for the to narrow it lo 86-84. F Jackson " .. ., 5. 2 498 409 Mass 85 De Paul 77 <Con) - 10-52. cord College Mountain Lions Redm on. collected hJS [Jfth personal at Logan. : .. ;, ,. 4 z 371 J88 •Teras 89 Arizona Sl 88 iCon) Miller 12 26 40 50 d wned Coach Don Callen's! Bebiod Ba" were Dick Lu. the 4:26 mark. Bass missed his I Mldtlleporl ., ... 3 2 2114 290 1 Far West Classic Nelsonville 15 26 43 52 C~arvJIIe Yellow Jackets l06-, ortll, 6-1 sealor g ..rd from shot lnd State still led 86-84. 1 Pomeroy .. ,. , 1 3 37l 368 ISeml·Finals! - -- · 102 In the Consolation -Game l1 Newark, "bo played ?"e ol Rto Grande. was 1•head 88·86 ~:.i!!Oilllllle ., ,. 2 3 300 2118 .Washington 61 Indiana 79 Kodak Clas•le and take third place in tile tour· l tbe fiD<Jt cames of bJS car- when Btll Kirk, 6-4 h freshm•n. i :Well8lolt ... ,' .. i 5 350 381 St L 64 Oregon St 52 (Con) (Fiaal Round) ney Wednesday nigh!, Rio eer; ond Bob Mabt), 6-i ln!•h· got hts fifth personal. Mabry I GaOipolla , , , 0 6 liS8 386 W Vir 93 Minn 88 (Con) Grgtown (D.C.) 101 Drtmlh 69 Gra~e defeated Concord !J8.119 mao ceater, from Daytea, wbo again sunk both free throws 1'0TALS · t3 !740 f/(8 Los An&rles Clasolc Purdue 1l2 Rncbstr 73 tCon) and West Vrginia State down- II'IIS uamed tbe tourney's M"'t put the Redmon ahead 9il-il6. (SemiJI..Ftnalsl Trlan&le Tournament - - -- - - - Valuable Player, Botb baa The score was tied '"•··oil BEOAL ltESERVES S Calif 73 Illinois 72 1111 Rnund) Arkansas St. Toamameal z:1 points. times in the first si mi11ntesll TEAM w L p OP U~LA 91 Georgia Tecb 72 N Caro St 80 Pittsburgh 52 tFinal Round) Sharon Gregory, ~~ senior of the game before Rio Gr~lnd·el l Best wishes, Nelmille S Caro 89 Alr Force 51 Houston 66 Arkansas St 58 forward. from Columbus, who took a 19-16 lead with 9.20 left. 5 0 224 203IMICh 93 WJSconsm 88 (Cou) our thanks AtheDI .. , "" 5 0 189 171 Arkansas 6S Anz 61 tO-Con) Albrigbl lnvfllllonal VMI 66 KentS! 63 (0-Con) was named to ihe AII-Tourra· State led 34-33 with 2:49 !ell Jad<aoo .•••• , '4 3 243 242 AJC Tournamrnl <Final RouDd) SeaiUe Legloa Touraamenl ment Team, had 14 points. Don the first l!alf but two •nd gratitude WtllstDn ., , , 3 3 285 233 I~IAal Rnund) , St Fran (Pa) 55 Albright 50 (!at Round) Trainer, ~ •enior guard, goal• by Gregory and one lor you.c J'omeroy , •• .2 ,4 221 27111Amer fntl 77 Northeastern 16 Hofstra 89 8os U 39 (Coni xavier tOhiOJ !IIi Wyoming 9'/, [rom ileaver. had eight points. by Bass and Lusetti sent generDflity. Loti~ .: ,,..'' 2 '4 '219 :lti'I'Venno~t 91 Bowdom 80 ICon) Charlotte Jnvllallonal Ealt AU five Rio Grande starters Grande ahead 41-34 with 1:2~ ; ·M~ , , ·, .1 4 2<1 230 r-"ty lid~:"1! M~b1. 72 tC), (Final Round) Pace 86 Upsala 78 played the entire gan•e a n d left. 1'he R.edmen ied 47-42 at GolllpOU; :. :: .. 1 5 21ft 255 pengl.e Mo 0 ~~lati~n~) Mlll!'land 57 Army 54 Fairleigh ·Dickinson (Madison) l •ach finished with four per- llle ball. . :rorAJ.I ·. ·II IIIIMZ !84% YD Davidson 74 Fordham . 60 (Con) 80 • sonal fouls. State both out-shot R 1o STARTING JAN. 2 WE WILL CLOSE 1 1 : TIRIIiSDA\''8 RESULTS 1 59 ~ ; ~odi Pollllellla CiasSJc I Newark Rutgers 691 Thr.,. West Virginia State Grande [rom the field ond heid i EACH EVENING AT 7:00 P.M. ' ' 4Vanllyl :'" Laf oyn;:. Co (lsi Round! Brklyn Coli lVI St Mry's '1~S 1 BJ men who were named to a decided advantage on Ute 67 62 Pomeroy il1 JllCkson 58 am~al'er ~yerourru: n) Furman 81 Rice. 79 Wsn Maryland 95 Glassboro go AIJ.Toumament Team paced boards. The Jackets cor1nec1e<tll 82 · crl~tlmt) 41 '(SeC ?.Finab) meat Clemson 92 LouJSiona St Albany St lNY 1 93 Mansi lltl scoring for the Yellow Jackets. en 38 of 67 shots for 56.7 Jackson 52 Pomeroy 37 Prin eto 55~ill Sugar Bowl To~ament Montclair 60 Newark Eng 54 Alan Hamilton. &-t sophomore, cent while Rio Grande m~:: il 52 1 Holiday Taaney at Yorll Loui~vill~ 75 Syr:~~:: 71 U h 90 B(lsl Rn~~l 88 I Millersville 92 Shebard 74 had 20 points; Dave Hamilton, 34 of 6l lor 55.7 per cent. S Nelsonville ~~ Miller !10 Gator Bowl Bta dl 60°~00 ~ • Assumption 60 LIU 79 &-51> sophomore, aod Dewayne had 44 rebounds with Middleport, 0. TONIGHT'S GAME: ' (Fiaal RnKad) ra 8'Y 8 ~n; ;C.W. Post 66 Wrchst Tech 47 Freeman, &-I freshman, each Rogers' 14 being high. Bob 1 1N Hamp 86 Clark 64 Ironton at WeUston Florida 92 Virginia Tech 83 un °(~ 1 ;;:admon bad 18 points. bry had 16 of Rio Grande's JAN, 1 GAIIJEii Georgia 90 Penn st 82 tConJ S lllioois 59 ;., Wst~ 5 ~ Delaware 83 E Strdsburg 73 Also in double figures Logan at Golllpolll Queea Chy Clas•ic Lobe IDvfallonal Lelugh 65 West Chester If ~tate were Harry Rogers .. Middleport at WeUstoo till Roand) lilt Ronnd) Moravian n Muhlenl!rg 50 junior center, wtlh 14 OOilllS. Nellonville at Athena · Falrfleld 86 Loyola tLu) 68 Colo St 55 NYU 53 Siena 101 New Paltz 75 and Ben Hunter, &-51> Jackson at Pomeroy Canlslus 80 Setoo Hall 58 NMe 85 Teas A&M 54 Sestn Mass Tech 7a Ft K.St 6l more, who came off the bench to tally II. The score was tied 13 times in the second hall, the last lime at 90-90 on 1 bunny shot by Alan Hamilton, with 2:17 on the clock. Alan Hamilton fouled Norlb Gallla battled Starr • one period. The Pirates trailed ! STARR-WAf' 'NGTON (10) I WashingtCill Hlgh acllool of Un- 20-18 during intermission, and Lambert, t: - 0-22: Swartz, I loll ~ on even termo for 38-32 after three periods. .7-4-18; Mo11r.t, 1--0--2; WolJitarly thrti perlodl Thursday Th t'ed I I lett, 1--0--2 : Smith, 2-0-4; v e Gelfels, alght before succumbing 60-45 e score wu 1 5-+-10; Hark· Jn the consola!IG!I game of the times before Umon Furnace less, l--0--l .. OTALS 211--4-ro. First Annual ·Athens Holiday forged ahead ~ . with 2' 37 By quart' Jrivltational basketball tourna- remaining In the tllll'd stanza. Norih Gallia ..... . 12 18 32 IS ment. The wtnners &-3 center Lam- Starr Washi1J81l>n 8 20 38 110 ·The Pirate• are U on the bert pulled dnwn 75 rebounds. season. Siarr-Washlngton NBA Slandtnp 11 Garrett and Mitchell hauled tn z:ao ' 14 each for the losers. By United Prell lllternatioaal .H~bert Larpbert'o 22 points North Gallla hit l6 of 4l from Easlem Dlvlsioo picecl the l!lnoers. Roger Gar- the lleld f?r 39 per cent. Union w. L Pet. 28 72 38 9 tossed In 14 for the Jasen. Furnace hit of for · per Philndelphla 34 s e . ~orth Gama IOd IU aR.er cent. The wmners pulled dnwn u..ston 211 8 , . 47 rebounda II> North Gallia's New Vork 18 It tlct-Toc'k·Tleld The clock • 41. Cincinnati 13 20 JllrikH lwom II ~0 More Entered In North Gallla is idle until Jan. Baltimore a 30 •fl'oer yeor Jlet by. Muy llo~DI! Toumament 3 wben tbe Pirates host Southweacern Division borers have western. W. L. Pet. lhlllb lo oU I for ·the first annuat In last nlghl's championship San Francisco 23 13 - laldlflll <DIIomen, • Southern Ohio AAU ~test, The Plains upset pre- St. Louis 15 19 HapPf New Year. scheclule4 Oil Yiously unbeaten Cbauncey.])o. Detroit (5 21 . ver 116-46, llmltinl Roger Benl- Chicago t5·24 club enter- ly to 19 polntt. Los Angeles IS 23 .361 · Thursday, llox score of !he North Gallia Tlnlnd8y"tllefUI11 Windllll' Terrace and Hl't· contest: Los Ang. 125 Cln 114 F. Cln1rtlin Youth Camp, NORTH GAIDA. (41) B0111l>n 112 St. Loul~ lit ~~ enlnmbus, l!i!tered 25 Garrell 3-8-14; Deel, 2-0- (Only llllltS JlcheCiuted) ·· 4; MltcheU, 3-1-1; Garnes, Friday'• Games · · the rotal tD 0-.,_2; . Payne 3-4-1; Green- NY vs. Ball 11 Wash, Phone 992·2238 to Fnlllk lee, 1-0--4; Morria; ~. S.F. vs. Ctn at Cleve TOTALS 1&-,-1J--46, BoelOil at Chicago :r Leonard Hess, 82 • Dead I • I . Redmen Nip Yellow Jackets For Cage Tl t e '*•" tb' .. ,, .J 1 Mrs p Coacil Run Moore'• Pome-1 The upaet was conaldered two ingredients of • good bas· ers. Usually sharp at lhe free \ ward, ~ed the score at 4~~scorer of the game, tied Jt at ! through two lries for 1 ·59-56,end. PomeroY'• . r,y Panthers, picked to go no- third of this season for the ketbail team, balance and l line, Jackson managed only 41and then put the Meigs Counti· 51·51 and then with 4 mtnut<-s' Pomeroy lead . of the even~~ ~~:.. where 1n the a.eeam Southeast· Panthers in SEOAL competi· hustle. tor u there Thursday night. ans out in front 47-46. Bob· and 30 seconds remaining Ron-j Howell hit lor Jackson w•th son led :14-9 err Y ·ern Ohio Athletic Leagile, poU· lion. Pomeroy, now s-1 In "These kldl give you every. Meanwhile, the cool · Panthors Whaley, senior RUard, added a! nie Logan tossed in a pair ofl l6 seconds left but Whaley quarter. · ·ed ori a sensational 62-311 come- loop acUon, earner knocked ef£ thtng, and Irs always for the were ootching uv 20 for 29 rrom ltwo-po.inter on an Inside jumb· free throws to put the Panth- came back and htt the f1rst at- Coach Moore agala. trom-llehlnd upset over the Wellstoo and Gallipolis. Coach team," said Coach Moore the same range. , er to ~we Pomeroy a 49-46 lead ers on top fur good. Bill Ra~- 1 tempt on a one·on-one chartty anced i!CO~ from 1 oe ho n Jromnea ThuJsday Moore's quintet has been Thursday algbt betweea band· It w's with 6 minutes and 56 with about 6Uz minutes remain· ford added a two-pointer with ,Jine try wtth three seconds ers as four !til . night at Jadtson. I beaten only by Logan, Athens sbaioeo of coagratula!IG!Is seconds left in the [ourth perloo ing. ' 4 minutes and 14 seconds left I left and Logan put in a tw<' Bill Moore led 'Wttb· The .Pan!liers, behind "by as and Middleport. from faa. that the Panthers finally moved Jackson, on a bucket and two ' to give Pomeroy a 15-51 edge. . pointer after the second at-, l'.'haley and Logan ml!<h as 1.5 poln~ In the llr8t The Panthers, blessed with Jacksen's vaunted speed·- into the lead for the first time fr.., throws by Harold Howe J Jackson narrowed it to ono jtempt rolled off the_rim. 12, Radford 1l and hatf, began clotlli8 the 1ap ill no real "big man," and no Al· the greatest 1n 1JJe league _ since tile early moments or 1in the nut minute, wPnt bac<o point. at 57-56, with a minute I The Panthers t ratled. 20-9 AI < Chris Mullins of .J&!ihDI , 1the jblrd perlod.lllld flnaUy edg· clndor-like talented personnel- was blunted at the !ree throw the openmg quarter. m fro"t 51-49. Thts, was the remammg, bu: wtlh 26 seconds the end of _the Ill's I pe. tod. 14·! got 18 Gilliland and . ..'lQ. • . ed·. tnto tbe. lead early in the alld with only one proven bench line and by the alert zone de- A pair of free throw• by last time the fronmen led. left Moore went to the [reo 23 at halfttme and 44).40 when Ihad 1 and II respectively, ,' 1 •::last:.:.!qu:,:art«:::::·_ _ _ _ _ _.::perfo=::.r:m::er::, : .:.:h::."':.:·e~p::.r:ov:.:ed::..::to:_h:::a::v.::.e~[:::e•:se::._::lIIr:::ow:::n:_:up~b.:_Y...:th:::e:....:_P::.a•:.:th:::·_c:Do::::n:._:Sw:::i::::sh:.:e:_o r •_...::_ &-:0 .:.s:::: e•::io:::r_.:_fo::.r-.!_.:B.::il:._ l .:_M .::o:.:.r o:..:e.:_•...:P...:o.::m:::e:..: ro::_y.:_·s_...:: hi"gh:::.::IIIr ::: •w::....:h:::·n:_ e .:.a.::nd:.:._::c:::alm:::.::ly~dr...:o.:. p::_ ped:_it.::he.:.._:t...:hi.rd_: ..: qu_a_r_ler came J.O an · · • ''<f..,. 1 - - -- - Pomeroy hll on ~I of 11 Jihi!U from the field for f1 per ~~ AIJAITAR while Jackson oonnedecl < 4( 27 of 75 tries ,for 36 per eent · Logan grabbed .14 of Pomercl)l't · ' 211 rebounds and Mullin$ lol 'II of Jackson's 34 . !bel In n Frank- featured each week lllroughout has come up with some each of 1~· . . states -. two are In "'g~.ounty - Will stage a year-uo; celebration In An l967. commi!JJIOI'atln the 90th f mversart· f th gf d F nl:l' 0 Sloe oun ers 0 8 en ra_ '" . res. . Ht~llttIlll!ill betheth 90th hll'tlhday even W e promo!"" of lit key values, one to be tO ·l(nock off Pitnthers L for ln Flutters Bird a· Y ~~~~~ration Mark in~ 90th Anniversary Th~r~~:~ ~e;v:,: ~~el he~ ' MUSIC WILL IE FURNISHED B:Y Lee ~ipg'$ . Orchestra ~~ ~,•· Ofhlr Pri~ At ln..rmlu~ ' ' J. • ... ' • . • ~-------------------------t $2.00 COUPLE GENTS $1JO LADIES 751.. . .. Tf!X· lndu.clicl �.. . " "' . . . . .. . ' . .. ..... ... . - ' Services Held ·.. AMONG 10 BEST DRESSED WOMEN On Thursday .;, ~ ~ t'··j l-:,.. c....._:__:,c.::.Se...:.:.: nt::tn_~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. nee. 3o, 19aa . N~iion's Ben Frankli;stor(llj Planning .· --t:·. ! .: ' •;. "::.c..!e<i out- Ruppel! in the Middleport Pres· By GAY PAULEY I The other 10 best dressed for Soain ; 1• Greek shipping magnate. the year at a very low price. standing merchandise values .to byterian Church with the Rev. NEW YORt\ (~PI! -The 1966 were: ·Mrs. Henry Ford ll, the Newcomers to the '68 . llsf Announcements of these special be offered each week during Linson Stebbins and the Rev. nation's First Lady and the I Mrs. Carter Burden the former Christina Auslln of ,included not only Mrs. Johnson values will be made in this t\i67. These weekly low-priced James Steele Yount officiating. •ister or a former First Lady 1former Amanda Mortim~r who Ital y· but also the Missel BaeAII ant newspaper · r th oki · . ' · -• 1 8 . va ues re our way o o ng BW"ial was In Middleport Hili shared with to other women last year at 22 headed the list, And Mrs. Harllaos Theodora- Loren, the second Mre.· )I' or" 1l also explamed that the BJP B•nd Area shoopers for Cemetery . Pallbearers were today the year's honors as the the youngesc ever to do so. In OOFUlos, the former model Mrs. Duke and Mrs. Theo~ora 1oca .. n Franklin stores are past aptronage and to empha· Vincent Oabo, Richard Owens, world's best dressed. her case, it's like mother like Betsy Pickering, and the wile of CO]Xllos. parttctpalmg m a 90th Annlver- 1size their policy of better tiv. Judson Whlte James Bucl!andaughter. Mother. Mrs. William ~;;;;;i;--=...i:"-===--=;,..--==----otljil~ beaa;y nationwide sweepstakes !ing. an, Robert T~wutmry, Russell Butar!Mrs.l Ly~~onfiB.t Jtiohnson, , S. Paley, wife of the CBS board mg sponsured by all Ben I' 1 H p1 , all w t a~pe ng or uoc Irs me m .chainnan topped the list so 1 I. Franklin stores. Nine "PickHyons, 1 auJ ~ ~~~ ;..,I ~r- the international raUngs, placed often she' WaR moved out of the 0 Your-Trip" prizes will be , OWe ardagg~r-y, Ko d 'd K 1 fifth. Princess Lee Raddwill, running , ..,o enne y an ar 'd 818 . ter 0. 1 M J0 h0 F . , ded awar to nine lucky couples. 0 kJ rs. Lauren Bacall the New York· • we're making )ott or plalll'for '. First prize "':ill be a two.-week, wens. Kenned~~, went to the top after born motion Picture actress all expense trip lor two to anyThe Presbyterian elders, being bumped In the 1965 list currently appearing in "Cactus I lhe Y.... inclailitis where in the world. plu• ei~ht deacons, deaconesses, tru!tees, but landing in the top five In Flower" ou Broadway and now opeciil - !hat wlll 'hel;· dl second prizes for ·all - expense WASHINGTON (UP)) - Con-I and oth<r Presl>yterlan cnurch rour previous years. th'· wife of J 8 soo Robards Jr . · . lofil ~ltlOW~~' trios for two to anvwh~re in gresslonal mvest1gators today members served in an honorary . M: W ' Coo ' llow mueli the Continental United States. gave up on trying to question capacity. Two Vanderbtlts and two rs. yatt per, .e 1 ' 1ppreciate . !'" Winners ·u b ed the wife of Rep. Adam Clay- Out of town relallves atteod- Fords also made the grade In debutante daughter of Glona WI e announc m . . '66 Morgan Vanderbilt and as !hem, early November, 1967. ton Powell, lJ.N.Y., and resum- mg were Mr. and Mrs. Dame! · ,, .. Gl , V d bll , • "' !i The h d' d' · · ed writing a report that would Feaser and children David and Into the hall o[ fame and orta an er l sometimes .~ ' ~ 1 the Be me;c : .Jseh J~'I SJO~ let member~ "draw their own Marjorie Ruth Alex~ndria Va . out of the annllal running in the actress, artist and writer; •. .'1: J·' t; .. : "' l "' • '· ' • t· n ra m ea qua s conclusions" about charges a- Mrs. Marjorie' McDonald, 'chey~ fashion iWeepstakes went Mrs. Mrs . . Alfred Gwynne VanderEast. gains! him. Iney, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Got· Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of bllt, wtfe of the sportsman; Tempera lures across a snow· Idon Hildreth, Columbus, Ohio. the late President and wife of Mrs. Patrick Gmnness, whose ed Mrs. Yvette Powell was not , the former ambassador to the mother, Mrs. Loel Gumness, the . 1 , , , .' 8Y THE UPI cthover tharea stretchnng from aboard the Thursday flight from Court of St James's Mexican-born wife of a British . e sou west to t e easte-rn . · ' T • H , Great Lakes dropped this ~an Jua~ P R~ ~ wh1c~ the Her daughter-in-law Jacque- ~nancle~; er;~ered the ball ';!~fer DUJinS. I mormng below zero in the I otutse a md '"t" atihon. su comline was graduated to the hall in amel a l~rt Ive years on ' .....USALEM, JOIUJ.\N _ t' f . 1 d 1. mt ee con uc mg e mvest1ga1!ffili listings, joining a large regu ar IS ; .• 11 , nor Jern 1er o sta .es an we I d f h Mr Ch 1 1 N' h If . . . ·.J 1 1 Long-smouldering discord be- be- low freezmg . eIstwhere. . JOn ma e a reserva ton. or er group of women classed as so s. ar ot· e tare hOS, w e .' IS I·' . ·: tW<\I!D Arab League nations aod the odds were agamst her perennially eleaant there was of Stavros Niarchos, t e Greek lin !tor 51Jes t: • }} N0l 'J'alklog • at I W ·;. , ..WORLD .. I threalened to flare mtu open Middle East conflict today in the wake of the alleged murder of a JGrdaman border guard by Synan troopa. The Jprdanlan govermnf'. nt cha~ged Thuriday thai. Syr.an soldiers had crossed onto .)or· dan..... and. fatally machme-gunned . J o••anuJR securtty guard Sgt. Fajoal Mur~d on his front doqrstep. 1 appearing. Toda " " given Y: :• b~he ~:~!o~~~~ Chairman Wayne Hayes, D • Ohio, to answer a subpoena by · or 1ace 1osmg . her appearmg $20, 578 a ~ar job ., the loj>paid member or her husband's 1 1 If. personasa , Henry Zeiher DieS Thursday FI'rm as Earth I .ritb THE DAllY SENTINR o• I o,:: ... ....... f -FOR•J4EATING ~~ PL MBING • U e ROOFING ~ ·, L·EWI S ,.AIR SERVICE WY I-U74 Mill St. M18diOport Clev~and !llff'tlo ~~t,fi:~~~ ila!r!hey 5 Cleveland 3 (Only flnll!!l scfM!duled) 3 RQOMS New ONLY ao.oo '299 11own - hi•- .. e.n,.,.ftnt r- MASON PURNITURI CO. AWor.. W, VA, emblem '' e NEW! True no-Iron drying for modem e NEW! Some models IYen taiJgr drying time and heat to the fabricautQmaticallyl •J I" • Wide choice of models to match new Jet Action Weshers - prices for eveJY • .' ~p .... no·lron fabrics! f' zs ,.' look for th·'· ,. 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Alll.S l!t&lldltlfl By tJnlled Pr~ss Jaleraadl!bJII Elillei'D Dfvlsfoa W. L. T. P~. Middleport Hershey IB JO 4 4t) 1612335 EEIIEE:i!iE~ Quebec 15 11 I 31 :Baltimore 111532& lfwis Repair Service Springfield 4:!D814 Providence '· Sugar Run Flour Mills 1 Rass I Phone WY 2-2115 r-· "' RIJBJER FOOTWEAR l . .' , f & FREE DELIVERY _._- '$,,99 shipping millionaire, and daugh. ter of Henry Ford II by his first marriage to Anne McDonnell. The ex-Mrs. Ford also is a hall of lamer; 1 The 1 . actress Sophia Loren of ~· ta Y• . Mrs. Angier Biddle Dnke, wlie 1 of the U.S. ambal!ador to M S i} Near asl !Hounds Win ' Fourth Tilt · no point in their being in the Leonard Hess, Sr., 112, Pfme- annual competition. Let new CHARLESTON. w. VA. _ ~!i sdt~~n:r~~r~~Y it~~. t h e I blood into the fashion battle. Most of 1,100 striking members g P or the Oil , Chemical and AtomSurvivors include his wife, I it' Workers Union were schedulMina Beatrice .· . · . . ·· a daughter ' · ed to return to thetr JObs wtth Pr10e and a son, Leonard Hess, , United Fuel Gas Co. today . endJr., all or Pomeroy ; a sister, ing a nine-week-old strike aClara Squires ' and a brother ' gainst the utility and its affiliArthur Hess both of Mlddleales. port. t ' Henry H. Zelher, 89, Syra· The strike was brought to an cuse, died Thursday, SUrvivors ~o[[icial end Thursday with un000 0 Funeral services will be Sun· , include five children, Thomas NBC Gels Sandy iun ratification of a new conday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's jS. Zelher, and Frank Zeiher, LOS ANGELES SANDY tract which called lor a JS-centsLutheran Church in Pomeroy Columbus; Ada Engle, Palm where he was a member. Rev. Beach Garden, Fla.; Herbert 111 million present per~hour wage increase Konfax had . a •• OV i~r r .. J' ""Ph R. Kraly wt'll officiate. 11. Zelher, and Eva Hymrod, toQily on ~ ilst birthd 1 three years and other benefits. -~ . ~ .,. h ay 0 MOSCOW (UPI) - Russia'! Burial will be in the Beech also both of Columbus; len 1 1 !~om a;~ fe1 ," '0 11e :ling D dl. f B b latest moon probe blasted a test Grove cemetery In the family grandchlillren and 22 great 1 . .I emf!l •s ase- ea me or om rod Into the moon'a surface and 10 t grandchildr~. ball's leadmg pitcher or the · ' · wn"I be held • _, "" · · HONG KUNG _ KEY MILI· •found tis top layers about Funera1 servtces muuern ora •• cause of an 1 h t.od ed' 1 firm as milch of the earth's The body will he taken !rom Monday at l p. m at the Ewing arthritic eU~':'· e~YR:~ur~~isna e~~uld a:e P~bletc~ topsoll, Tass aaid today, the Ewing's Funeral Home to Funeral Home the Rev, Less than SIX weeks alter ne hit most ol Asia - and Russia The SoViet news agency said the church at ooon Sunday. Wllbttr Perrin officlatiJli. Mill· ~ave up an estimated $125,0110 _ willl a missile-borne hydro- Luna 13, the Soviet space ship Friends may call at the funer· tary graveside services wlll be " year l~ pttch lor the Los An· which landed on the moon al home until then conducted by the Racine Amer· ~etes Dodg r· Kouf · · d gen bomb by the end of 1967. · l $ -,. ;, ." '• "' f stgnlell- Tht-1' ,also sai• Red China Cl!rlstmas Eve, also discovered ican Legion at the Letart cemet Je 1 u" 11wn con 1rae 1 or a l . " · .. . tl.althe moon's topsolt was leu . tery at 2 p. m. Monday . Mr. yea r term with National Broad· shoud be able to pt)Sl a nurlear Ii""tly packed than earth soil ANNOIJNCE SERVICES Zeiher waa a Spanish. AmerJ. 6" . •a t'1ng c · . miSSile threat to the Untied There wi'II be commun·ty 1 ' ' 1 ompanJ · and d1d not appear to be hi hi can War veteran States well ahead of the 19711- d' . g Y Watch Night services at the · "S I d ed' ted . th l ra toacttve. . o Pr " De mrt e pa! A Tass summary o1 Luna 13 ,8 Apple Grove Methodist church ,-J'.e mp• Arei ,.. b'· per u t!""'l of 1 !RCTIC' COW FOLLOwED Y · · ue ense pll men - findings also revealed that Luna Saturday from 9:30 II> 12 midWEATHER o massive snowslorm aeross fictals. 13'• oamera captured deW!s II{ ~lght. There will al!o be devo- Clearln& am! colder ,east tothe country today, heaping mis, .- the moon's surface 18 smaU 81 tions, a fli~, and tefteshmentf. nlgbl, low tn teeno eut, 20-U •ry on suffering from the Roc- SPleciiVP Altackll five hundredth of an incb to Everyone I! welcome. · west. Cloudy, little warmer Salhy Mounlains across th e Great WOOSTER, umo _ A RE· eight hundredth of an in<h at a urday ll'itla • - weol probobly F!ains and Midw•sl ;oto the searrh te•m at the Ohio Am· jdiStance of fivo feet from its ROTARY AT MARIN cluulJing 11> ratn, --- . - - ~- -·· - - rultur>l Research and Oevrl· l•ns, The Middleport • Pomeroy epmrnt Center said Titursday Rotary Club will meet Friday LOCAL TEMPS , some Ohio area• were harder GETS I 10 YI;:ARS at 8 p. m. at the Mariln Re.. The temperature ID Pomeroy s DEVO'l'Eil TO INTER~t hlt in 1966 than previously by COLUMBUS (UPI) _ J 0! taurant Instead o[ ~eath Meth· business district al II :30 a.m. MEIGS · ·MASON !.IlEA maize dwarf moscle <MDM) Giles 49 Col tnb cdlst Church, Pres&dent Carl today wa• 34 degreu under • , u us, was sen- H0rk ed toda cl ki "''""" • .,.,., ....,,..,. the corn virus disease nrst tenced to 1-20 yeats In Ohio Y announc y, ear ' es, . Ch.,.., rtnMftlll , lilt•' ( d · Oh' j 1 2 I ,..,_ _ , ....,..,. oun m to n 96 . Pen tenllary Thursday arter be ~~w:;·~:'u~:;~''"•~n/n1~., The scientist.-3 uaid the spr!a.d, pleaded guilty to flttt.tde~ ...... s". ......,.,,. ott1o. 01n. t~.u- in such areas as the Muskln- manslaughter in the Aug. 13 lkllt ofllee f'hone W1 1-219. ll!dltt•.. u 1 Pbon• w! Nll'f gum River valley, resu1ted 1rom de ath of his estranged wlfe, CLOSEST THING TO A PH . .MACY .:=~ ~ ,::o:,a,...cr:-,::.~ increased iflfection in Johnson Marnt Nell, 41. IN YOUII HOME .,,.. --~ - ' . gra.. , in whicii it overwinters, ----JilliUonlJ 14h~ ~il~ldtaa Yel N U • ,.o.,w .,....., .... .., ....,,.. and the planting of those hyOW \' U KNOW ;-~I'll-··· · NI>,Y Yorll Q t,"f. New brids whl~h are susceptible to The Cbioeae invented paper '#It ...u..,,.. .. • - - - · , •._. ., the disease. money belwHIIISe alld 155 A.D. lllo following t..wM: etrl"l.r • .,.,. "'n"t~• 35 ee11b per Ma..1 ... ., Polo UIVU.... ........ ...,. ba•k • ..., olll ,.., 10 ,,.,..... fll Ulll '" ....._ uuw Dtllr kdU.. I offln, Sl8.aG~ 11• abe Orftm 1 dHft1toHA.o _. 11 eChtlttr ..... • ·'•• nte. Wt~uu. ~».~~~. ., ST"''""'' •.., "" Q'uuo .tMI~dlopOtl Mo.., lwiO ...N oonloo bUI Ji!JII'I>p!IDI did 1101 adept II tRodno ~~~~~~":!tt=,,o:;,,~u•St,'l:.:.:. Resignation or H~rbert Stan. for fetetaJ enw, iee. oChtoldro .a . no- ....,.., ....,. ...,_~ ley, Mason County Maintenance ._..,. superintendent, 11119 IJIInounced MARRIAGE UCENSE r-"!!.===o;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,[ today by the Wes~ :Virginia Robert VIctor Dlll'tt, 19 . Stat. Road Commission. Aus- Rnut.e 1, Pottllllld, Ab, tin Campbell, who had been ser- r 6ree aM Cheryl LOUise flood, VIIJ8 11 a~istant to the . state n, ot' lll Locust St., PO!Itf, ~r Jill T~o Famlfy road commissioner blatrlct I student ...,, :IIIII 1. MAIN tf24516 · POMIROY · · maintenance enlineer, win IIIIC- ·::::::._r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;=~~~~;;;!:;~~~~~!!;!!!!~ to ceecl Stanley. 7 IT orker, lo RPtu.rn Tony Bass Drops In Two • h o 26 o ree OSS(llj It : n F T W • th W S ClockT Ice even In r i with 1:38 left and Bass rebounds. Pomeroy suffered a 5U'/ ,.elo made one of two free tlorow.• The game was acluallv back m the ro.erve eomest send Rio Grande ahead 91·90. won at tbe foul line as th~ ' The Baby Panthers were le<! I . Don Townsend, &-0 sopbo· Redmeu made 25 ol 39 <barily in scoring by Chuck B.trtelo more, fonled Bass wilb 4i sec· tossed for 64.1 per ceui and with nine and Danny Abbott hal ondo on the clock, ond lbe State made 16 or 25 for 64.0 [eight Pomeroy will host jb1 dapper Dayton forwarn made per cent. Ironmen in their next ldgut 1 Sandy Harold's tlj>-ln basket I 0 bolb sbols lo put the Jtedmeo West Virgi nia State 192\ - game on January 6. .,• with t7 seconds to go gave Nelabead 93·90, Ed Davis, &-21\ D. Hamilton. 1- 4- IB : A. Ham-1 By quarters: I sonville a 5:1-SIJ win over · Rio Grande College battled W~st Virginia State do-.;n freobmao, tipped tn a rebound illon, 9-2-20; Rogers , 1-0- Pomeroy I 23 40 fll . and top hooors In the Buchtelthe wire, in a ''barn-burner" to end all "barn-burners', with 2fi seconds ie[t, and it 14 ; T&wensend, 1- !-3. Fre•-IJackson 20 34 4e !il lite &ame's oa 1 York Holiday Basketball Tour- Thursday night at Pl. Pleasant before the Redmen eked woo 93-92, Rio Grande abead man, 6- 9-18, Clark, 1- 0-2; Pomeroy - Swisher ~ .. tile beach!" namenl Thursday night. a 93-92. win over the Yellow Ja~kets to .co~ the Sec- by a slim margin. Hunter. 4-3-11 : K~rk , t-/l---2 ; Radford 5--l-11; Logan~ " SEOAL ALJ, GAMES Tim Pancake of NelsonviUe ond Annual Pl. Pleasant Rotary Holiday lnvttahonal Bas- State called time out wi'.h and Davts, 2-<\- 4 T•tals, 38 12-; Moore tl-2-16. Whaley l TEAM W L p topped all individual scorers kelball T~urnaLenth ed only live players in gaining 16 seconds on the clock. The - 19-92. --0--12. Totals 21 (20 of21) II. Athena .. " , .. I l 343 304 with 2l points. . I Coac Art an a~t:s Holida Invitational Tourna- throw-in went down court Rio Grande 1931 - r.r•gory, _Jackson - . Mount 'Jacksoa .. " " 6 3 S99 531 In the consolation !mal, Glous- lhls second AnnualeaRrs Lryast year kio Grande downed Ben Hunter, but the shot i 5--4--14; Trairer, 2-4-8: Lu- GJiilla"d IHI-'-12; Mullins"-· ~. ",. mentt Vir masinia many Y • · 6 to take the Fust . Mldtlleport " , 4 2 31141 330 By United Press lnlernatlonal ter nu dged YO•• •~. Stale Annual Rotary med the basket and caone out. seth,· 11--1-23: Rass, 9-l- 25·, - 18·. Howe 5--t- 11·, Green •..-· 98 9 Pgmeroy .. "" 4 3 429 44l Big Ei«bf Touruameut MILLER (10) - Thompson 8 ~~~da l~vitational TournaBob Mabry batted the ball and Mabry, 7- 9-23. Tota'.s, 9-4 ; Patton 4-I-9. Totals 2'1 Logan , .... , .. 4 4 473 49'.1 tSemi·Finalsl -1-17; Stence 5--1-ll; Mat· ment. Y ed Cedarville 93-416 to gain the back •!own court as the 34-~93. 14 of It) 58. 1 NelsonvO!e , " 4 4 464 452 Iowa St 78 Kansas St 67 hews 9- 7 - 13; llerney 2-1 The win for Rio Grande Col- ' £inals. sounded. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Dec. 30, 19e8-3 Gallipollo ..... 2 6 80 512 Nebraska 73 Okla St 64 tCon) -5; Wahl 1--0--2; Dishon 1- lege was llle seventh or the 1 Cedarville College JS now State losl three key men Wellstoo .. , " l I 419 458 Kansa' 86 Oklahorno 73 0-2; Totals 20--10-50. vear against si tosses. The Joss 3-8 for the season while Con· the closing minutes ol · All-College Tournament NELSONVILLE (5%) - Cor- for Coach Frank Enly'; Yellow cord Colleg• is ~ lor ;he year. game. Rogers fouled oil! q SEOAL VARSITY tSemi·Fiaai•J rigan 2-0-4; Haning 0-l- t; Jackets was only their third of Tony Bass. 6-1 freshman from 4;41 !eft and State leadin!dl • TEAM W L P OP Oklahoma City lUI Stanford 73 Harold 4-1-9; Pancake H- the season. State is now !1-3. Dayton, again suppJil;d the SCI!r- 86-82. Mabry made bo>''ih~e:,~o::: t l Athea ., , •. . 5 D 258 2311 Montana St 61 Temple 60 21; Hubbard 7-9-17. Totals 2l Coach Ira Blankenship's ('.on· ing punch with 2.\ pomts for the to narrow it lo 86-84. F Jackson " .. ., 5. 2 498 409 Mass 85 De Paul 77 <Con) - 10-52. cord College Mountain Lions Redm on. collected hJS [Jfth personal at Logan. : .. ;, ,. 4 z 371 J88 •Teras 89 Arizona Sl 88 iCon) Miller 12 26 40 50 d wned Coach Don Callen's! Bebiod Ba" were Dick Lu. the 4:26 mark. Bass missed his I Mldtlleporl ., ... 3 2 2114 290 1 Far West Classic Nelsonville 15 26 43 52 C~arvJIIe Yellow Jackets l06-, ortll, 6-1 sealor g ..rd from shot lnd State still led 86-84. 1 Pomeroy .. ,. , 1 3 37l 368 ISeml·Finals! - -- · 102 In the Consolation -Game l1 Newark, "bo played ?"e ol Rto Grande. was 1•head 88·86 ~:.i!!Oilllllle ., ,. 2 3 300 2118 .Washington 61 Indiana 79 Kodak Clas•le and take third place in tile tour· l tbe fiD<Jt cames of bJS car- when Btll Kirk, 6-4 h freshm•n. i :Well8lolt ... ,' .. i 5 350 381 St L 64 Oregon St 52 (Con) (Fiaal Round) ney Wednesday nigh!, Rio eer; ond Bob Mabt), 6-i ln!•h· got hts fifth personal. Mabry I GaOipolla , , , 0 6 liS8 386 W Vir 93 Minn 88 (Con) Grgtown (D.C.) 101 Drtmlh 69 Gra~e defeated Concord !J8.119 mao ceater, from Daytea, wbo again sunk both free throws 1'0TALS · t3 !740 f/(8 Los An&rles Clasolc Purdue 1l2 Rncbstr 73 tCon) and West Vrginia State down- II'IIS uamed tbe tourney's M"'t put the Redmon ahead 9il-il6. (SemiJI..Ftnalsl Trlan&le Tournament - - -- - - - Valuable Player, Botb baa The score was tied '"•··oil BEOAL ltESERVES S Calif 73 Illinois 72 1111 Rnund) Arkansas St. Toamameal z:1 points. times in the first si mi11ntesll TEAM w L p OP U~LA 91 Georgia Tecb 72 N Caro St 80 Pittsburgh 52 tFinal Round) Sharon Gregory, ~~ senior of the game before Rio Gr~lnd·el l Best wishes, Nelmille S Caro 89 Alr Force 51 Houston 66 Arkansas St 58 forward. from Columbus, who took a 19-16 lead with 9.20 left. 5 0 224 203IMICh 93 WJSconsm 88 (Cou) our thanks AtheDI .. , "" 5 0 189 171 Arkansas 6S Anz 61 tO-Con) Albrigbl lnvfllllonal VMI 66 KentS! 63 (0-Con) was named to ihe AII-Tourra· State led 34-33 with 2:49 !ell Jad<aoo .•••• , '4 3 243 242 AJC Tournamrnl <Final RouDd) SeaiUe Legloa Touraamenl ment Team, had 14 points. Don the first l!alf but two •nd gratitude WtllstDn ., , , 3 3 285 233 I~IAal Rnund) , St Fran (Pa) 55 Albright 50 (!at Round) Trainer, ~ •enior guard, goal• by Gregory and one lor you.c J'omeroy , •• .2 ,4 221 27111Amer fntl 77 Northeastern 16 Hofstra 89 8os U 39 (Coni xavier tOhiOJ !IIi Wyoming 9'/, [rom ileaver. had eight points. by Bass and Lusetti sent generDflity. Loti~ .: ,,..'' 2 '4 '219 :lti'I'Venno~t 91 Bowdom 80 ICon) Charlotte Jnvllallonal Ealt AU five Rio Grande starters Grande ahead 41-34 with 1:2~ ; ·M~ , , ·, .1 4 2<1 230 r-"ty lid~:"1! M~b1. 72 tC), (Final Round) Pace 86 Upsala 78 played the entire gan•e a n d left. 1'he R.edmen ied 47-42 at GolllpOU; :. :: .. 1 5 21ft 255 pengl.e Mo 0 ~~lati~n~) Mlll!'land 57 Army 54 Fairleigh ·Dickinson (Madison) l •ach finished with four per- llle ball. . :rorAJ.I ·. ·II IIIIMZ !84% YD Davidson 74 Fordham . 60 (Con) 80 • sonal fouls. State both out-shot R 1o STARTING JAN. 2 WE WILL CLOSE 1 1 : TIRIIiSDA\''8 RESULTS 1 59 ~ ; ~odi Pollllellla CiasSJc I Newark Rutgers 691 Thr.,. West Virginia State Grande [rom the field ond heid i EACH EVENING AT 7:00 P.M. ' ' 4Vanllyl :'" Laf oyn;:. Co (lsi Round! Brklyn Coli lVI St Mry's '1~S 1 BJ men who were named to a decided advantage on Ute 67 62 Pomeroy il1 JllCkson 58 am~al'er ~yerourru: n) Furman 81 Rice. 79 Wsn Maryland 95 Glassboro go AIJ.Toumament Team paced boards. The Jackets cor1nec1e<tll 82 · crl~tlmt) 41 '(SeC ?.Finab) meat Clemson 92 LouJSiona St Albany St lNY 1 93 Mansi lltl scoring for the Yellow Jackets. en 38 of 67 shots for 56.7 Jackson 52 Pomeroy 37 Prin eto 55~ill Sugar Bowl To~ament Montclair 60 Newark Eng 54 Alan Hamilton. &-t sophomore, cent while Rio Grande m~:: il 52 1 Holiday Taaney at Yorll Loui~vill~ 75 Syr:~~:: 71 U h 90 B(lsl Rn~~l 88 I Millersville 92 Shebard 74 had 20 points; Dave Hamilton, 34 of 6l lor 55.7 per cent. S Nelsonville ~~ Miller !10 Gator Bowl Bta dl 60°~00 ~ • Assumption 60 LIU 79 &-51> sophomore, aod Dewayne had 44 rebounds with Middleport, 0. TONIGHT'S GAME: ' (Fiaal RnKad) ra 8'Y 8 ~n; ;C.W. Post 66 Wrchst Tech 47 Freeman, &-I freshman, each Rogers' 14 being high. Bob 1 1N Hamp 86 Clark 64 Ironton at WeUston Florida 92 Virginia Tech 83 un °(~ 1 ;;:admon bad 18 points. bry had 16 of Rio Grande's JAN, 1 GAIIJEii Georgia 90 Penn st 82 tConJ S lllioois 59 ;., Wst~ 5 ~ Delaware 83 E Strdsburg 73 Also in double figures Logan at Golllpolll Queea Chy Clas•ic Lobe IDvfallonal Lelugh 65 West Chester If ~tate were Harry Rogers .. Middleport at WeUstoo till Roand) lilt Ronnd) Moravian n Muhlenl!rg 50 junior center, wtlh 14 OOilllS. Nellonville at Athena · Falrfleld 86 Loyola tLu) 68 Colo St 55 NYU 53 Siena 101 New Paltz 75 and Ben Hunter, &-51> Jackson at Pomeroy Canlslus 80 Setoo Hall 58 NMe 85 Teas A&M 54 Sestn Mass Tech 7a Ft K.St 6l more, who came off the bench to tally II. The score was tied 13 times in the second hall, the last lime at 90-90 on 1 bunny shot by Alan Hamilton, with 2:17 on the clock. Alan Hamilton fouled Norlb Gallla battled Starr • one period. The Pirates trailed ! STARR-WAf' 'NGTON (10) I WashingtCill Hlgh acllool of Un- 20-18 during intermission, and Lambert, t: - 0-22: Swartz, I loll ~ on even termo for 38-32 after three periods. .7-4-18; Mo11r.t, 1--0--2; WolJitarly thrti perlodl Thursday Th t'ed I I lett, 1--0--2 : Smith, 2-0-4; v e Gelfels, alght before succumbing 60-45 e score wu 1 5-+-10; Hark· Jn the consola!IG!I game of the times before Umon Furnace less, l--0--l .. OTALS 211--4-ro. First Annual ·Athens Holiday forged ahead ~ . with 2' 37 By quart' Jrivltational basketball tourna- remaining In the tllll'd stanza. Norih Gallia ..... . 12 18 32 IS ment. The wtnners &-3 center Lam- Starr Washi1J81l>n 8 20 38 110 ·The Pirate• are U on the bert pulled dnwn 75 rebounds. season. Siarr-Washlngton NBA Slandtnp 11 Garrett and Mitchell hauled tn z:ao ' 14 each for the losers. By United Prell lllternatioaal .H~bert Larpbert'o 22 points North Gallla hit l6 of 4l from Easlem Dlvlsioo picecl the l!lnoers. Roger Gar- the lleld f?r 39 per cent. Union w. L Pet. 28 72 38 9 tossed In 14 for the Jasen. Furnace hit of for · per Philndelphla 34 s e . ~orth Gama IOd IU aR.er cent. The wmners pulled dnwn u..ston 211 8 , . 47 rebounda II> North Gallia's New Vork 18 It tlct-Toc'k·Tleld The clock • 41. Cincinnati 13 20 JllrikH lwom II ~0 More Entered In North Gallla is idle until Jan. Baltimore a 30 •fl'oer yeor Jlet by. Muy llo~DI! Toumament 3 wben tbe Pirates host Southweacern Division borers have western. W. L. Pet. lhlllb lo oU I for ·the first annuat In last nlghl's championship San Francisco 23 13 - laldlflll <DIIomen, • Southern Ohio AAU ~test, The Plains upset pre- St. Louis 15 19 HapPf New Year. scheclule4 Oil Yiously unbeaten Cbauncey.])o. Detroit (5 21 . ver 116-46, llmltinl Roger Benl- Chicago t5·24 club enter- ly to 19 polntt. Los Angeles IS 23 .361 · Thursday, llox score of !he North Gallia Tlnlnd8y"tllefUI11 Windllll' Terrace and Hl't· contest: Los Ang. 125 Cln 114 F. Cln1rtlin Youth Camp, NORTH GAIDA. (41) B0111l>n 112 St. Loul~ lit ~~ enlnmbus, l!i!tered 25 Garrell 3-8-14; Deel, 2-0- (Only llllltS JlcheCiuted) ·· 4; MltcheU, 3-1-1; Garnes, Friday'• Games · · the rotal tD 0-.,_2; . Payne 3-4-1; Green- NY vs. Ball 11 Wash, Phone 992·2238 to Fnlllk lee, 1-0--4; Morria; ~. S.F. vs. Ctn at Cleve TOTALS 1&-,-1J--46, BoelOil at Chicago :r Leonard Hess, 82 • Dead I • I . Redmen Nip Yellow Jackets For Cage Tl t e '*•" tb' .. ,, .J 1 Mrs p Coacil Run Moore'• Pome-1 The upaet was conaldered two ingredients of • good bas· ers. Usually sharp at lhe free \ ward, ~ed the score at 4~~scorer of the game, tied Jt at ! through two lries for 1 ·59-56,end. PomeroY'• . r,y Panthers, picked to go no- third of this season for the ketbail team, balance and l line, Jackson managed only 41and then put the Meigs Counti· 51·51 and then with 4 mtnut<-s' Pomeroy lead . of the even~~ ~~:.. where 1n the a.eeam Southeast· Panthers in SEOAL competi· hustle. tor u there Thursday night. ans out in front 47-46. Bob· and 30 seconds remaining Ron-j Howell hit lor Jackson w•th son led :14-9 err Y ·ern Ohio Athletic Leagile, poU· lion. Pomeroy, now s-1 In "These kldl give you every. Meanwhile, the cool · Panthors Whaley, senior RUard, added a! nie Logan tossed in a pair ofl l6 seconds left but Whaley quarter. · ·ed ori a sensational 62-311 come- loop acUon, earner knocked ef£ thtng, and Irs always for the were ootching uv 20 for 29 rrom ltwo-po.inter on an Inside jumb· free throws to put the Panth- came back and htt the f1rst at- Coach Moore agala. trom-llehlnd upset over the Wellstoo and Gallipolis. Coach team," said Coach Moore the same range. , er to ~we Pomeroy a 49-46 lead ers on top fur good. Bill Ra~- 1 tempt on a one·on-one chartty anced i!CO~ from 1 oe ho n Jromnea ThuJsday Moore's quintet has been Thursday algbt betweea band· It w's with 6 minutes and 56 with about 6Uz minutes remain· ford added a two-pointer with ,Jine try wtth three seconds ers as four !til . night at Jadtson. I beaten only by Logan, Athens sbaioeo of coagratula!IG!Is seconds left in the [ourth perloo ing. ' 4 minutes and 14 seconds left I left and Logan put in a tw<' Bill Moore led 'Wttb· The .Pan!liers, behind "by as and Middleport. from faa. that the Panthers finally moved Jackson, on a bucket and two ' to give Pomeroy a 15-51 edge. . pointer after the second at-, l'.'haley and Logan ml!<h as 1.5 poln~ In the llr8t The Panthers, blessed with Jacksen's vaunted speed·- into the lead for the first time fr.., throws by Harold Howe J Jackson narrowed it to ono jtempt rolled off the_rim. 12, Radford 1l and hatf, began clotlli8 the 1ap ill no real "big man," and no Al· the greatest 1n 1JJe league _ since tile early moments or 1in the nut minute, wPnt bac<o point. at 57-56, with a minute I The Panthers t ratled. 20-9 AI < Chris Mullins of .J&!ihDI , 1the jblrd perlod.lllld flnaUy edg· clndor-like talented personnel- was blunted at the !ree throw the openmg quarter. m fro"t 51-49. Thts, was the remammg, bu: wtlh 26 seconds the end of _the Ill's I pe. tod. 14·! got 18 Gilliland and . ..'lQ. • . ed·. tnto tbe. lead early in the alld with only one proven bench line and by the alert zone de- A pair of free throw• by last time the fronmen led. left Moore went to the [reo 23 at halfttme and 44).40 when Ihad 1 and II respectively, ,' 1 •::last:.:.!qu:,:art«:::::·_ _ _ _ _ _.::perfo=::.r:m::er::, : .:.:h::."':.:·e~p::.r:ov:.:ed::..::to:_h:::a::v.::.e~[:::e•:se::._::lIIr:::ow:::n:_:up~b.:_Y...:th:::e:....:_P::.a•:.:th:::·_c:Do::::n:._:Sw:::i::::sh:.:e:_o r •_...::_ &-:0 .:.s:::: e•::io:::r_.:_fo::.r-.!_.:B.::il:._ l .:_M .::o:.:.r o:..:e.:_•...:P...:o.::m:::e:..: ro::_y.:_·s_...:: hi"gh:::.::IIIr ::: •w::....:h:::·n:_ e .:.a.::nd:.:._::c:::alm:::.::ly~dr...:o.:. p::_ ped:_it.::he.:.._:t...:hi.rd_: ..: qu_a_r_ler came J.O an · · • ''<f..,. 1 - - -- - Pomeroy hll on ~I of 11 Jihi!U from the field for f1 per ~~ AIJAITAR while Jackson oonnedecl < 4( 27 of 75 tries ,for 36 per eent · Logan grabbed .14 of Pomercl)l't · ' 211 rebounds and Mullin$ lol 'II of Jackson's 34 . !bel In n Frank- featured each week lllroughout has come up with some each of 1~· . . states -. two are In "'g~.ounty - Will stage a year-uo; celebration In An l967. commi!JJIOI'atln the 90th f mversart· f th gf d F nl:l' 0 Sloe oun ers 0 8 en ra_ '" . res. . Ht~llttIlll!ill betheth 90th hll'tlhday even W e promo!"" of lit key values, one to be tO ·l(nock off Pitnthers L for ln Flutters Bird a· Y ~~~~~ration Mark in~ 90th Anniversary Th~r~~:~ ~e;v:,: ~~el he~ ' MUSIC WILL IE FURNISHED B:Y Lee ~ipg'$ . Orchestra ~~ ~,•· Ofhlr Pri~ At ln..rmlu~ ' ' J. • ... ' • . • ~-------------------------t $2.00 COUPLE GENTS $1JO LADIES 751.. . .. Tf!X· lndu.clicl �Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 30, 196&-5 Sentinel Church News " IOtA'S BuutyTipa 811 lol4 Bllrtl1im cle, sec:ond Tbanday; Cla111 ~ Mll'l1s M. WoUe, pastor. third Wedneaday: Afternoon CitRutland Cburcb ol the Naz. ' cle, fourth Thursday afternoon: oreoe - Sund•y School 9 :lO a. : choir practice, Wednesday. m.; Morning Wor.hlp 10 45 1./ Letarl FaiiJ Melbodill m. ; Evangelistic •ervice 7-4~ Cbat1e James F. Early, pas· p. m.; Midweek Prayer service tor- LETART FALLS- Wor· 7:45 p. m. Wednesday . altip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex-. Syracuse Cburcb of tile Naz. cepl 2nd SUnday); Chureh 1ueoe - William C. rhorpe, SUnday School, UO a. m. Sunday. lJm·' pastor ; Sunday Srhool 9 ;ru a. AU. fi"OA T~l: •r hlo CHUJitCH ·n..,,. r ...- 1h.t> •b .,, the t:hurth lul~ 1r>d ,..1111 y<>ur 81bl~ ,_ , 1 ~ . IEAUTY SAlON dtity ·lhfl ·J_ ' · ·' . til• llil* ..... For hit r-11118 tt.i-.of ~ dongan m~l and~ • ~ • For hlo honoot CIJIP(IIiaat· llf.l!h ·~=~JJ. """Gfh, and hJo fMftle fnllt In . For his doep Jnrlght "" . . . . mankind, .wldont In lila appDit . ·1 ~~~~ - unselflth cau• • • • dillY.( -; .. " ,,... << For hi• friendli,... 111 a ndglil;ar, 'fill' .· loyally as ah tmpl~, Ilia ldtgt} ' a• a community leadlr •• • For his famlly'o ...,.,- to Ills CIWlt Chrislian example, and theft porrlclpoo , · · lion wilh him in lhe tofo af the Churdl. For his roadin011 to share wltfl you 01!11 me lhe foilh that lives Ill lois hMrt •• , I • ,' _,.In ~f•.,damtlfa wtu.-h ""~"' h,. mural 1111'l nw.U>r ...t "'11"'-'rt. l'tnn w 10 w mun.n ..,1u- 1 r For hlo follftt.A-Jp ~slnj JMif C!VLiim l ion Clll M.II'YiVe_ 'fhllr~ 1r.- f,-,ur 0"111..J re.l'l\llll ..by ~VPf)' l"'""n ....,uld st~)d Mr.·l..._.. •~ru 1~• ly ~nd IUJ.lpvlt ill!' (;lmn·h ;a,... : •I • l'u<h>&,.,.nNiw. 21 J.' or luo r-Mldrotn'l .U.. '3) I'M tht IAk~ (I( lli5 WIJirnuttity •nLI n~~liun. • 4 1 •• oll4n ls...ry~,.. 'J"he Ulurllh ill d. ltulal C.iiur 001 . .rdl fllf llle bu!ldlns ol tn~rae· t.. r.nd lurdcmllfM!Wplt iuttt.ehU'Uif uf •l!lrih•ll 1 ~.11\111'11. W lfho:~t • J1ruu_1 L'hurch, flflc.heT drmocra~y Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Russell Archer, Supl . ' Betblebem '"'VIISI Cbnrcb, Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preachmg worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7 30 lied service, 9:30 a. m., tnd , m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Creal Bend, Rev. C. L. O'Cotl- 7:30 p. m.: Prayer serv1ce~ p. m. alternately. Bible Study Sunday ol month. EAST L& I and prayer semce, led by pas- TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd , Pentecodul nor, paslllr, Robert Lewis, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wortor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday and 4th Thursdays; Church l Peolecostaf A•s<mbly, Route !' shi " and Sunday School, 7 p. Church 0/ Christ Chris.tian Endeavor, 7:30 . p.m. School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AI'· : 12+- Rev Paul K Jon". pa" , I PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. : tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; m. Evenin~ servlce, Thursday Bmdbury Church of Christ- 3rd Saturday ol month. 7: 30 1.m. prayer meetillg. Larry Williams, mmister; Bible SUulb Belbel EUB Cburcb _ m., Ist and 3rd Thursdays; Worsh1p, Wednesday and Fn· School and Morning Worship, Rev Jafk Young a J Church School, 9:30 a. m. Sun· ; day. Carpenter Baptist Lburcb t0:30 a. m.: Chri!lian Endeav· . · 8 d S h 1 9. 4•5 p ' day. GREAT BEND - Wor· ; 1be Pentecostal Church Mid· E . W lor. un ay c oo . a. m., dl t S h d - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. or: 6 p. m.; vemng or· Norman H Bahr Supt. Sunday ship 9,30 a. m., 1st and 3rd epor - out 3r Aue.: Rev. Mornln• worshrp· 10:15 a.m. ship, 7 p. m. W h. 10' 45 ' ·• d Sundays · Churcb School 10 t5 B. 1.. Barrell, pastor: Sunday ors 1p · a m an 7· 30 • • · 8 .b·l Stu.d a m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL : School 10 a. m.; SUnday even· Hemlock G r o v • Christian It · . b p. m. ~ erna 1e1 y. 1 e y In . . b - J ames Qursen erry. First Baptist CbW'Ch • Middle- Cb urc d p Se . led b -wor:.;h1p 11 am 1st and Jrd 1 g evange1IS1JC serv.we, 7:311 W h. Se . an rayer rvtce, y pas• · ., I W d pori, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- ors 'P mce. 9:30 a. m.: tor, 7,30 p. m. Thursday. SUndays: Church School 9:30 a p. m.; ednes ay Bib!• Study tor, Sunday School 9:10 a.m. Sunday School, 10 a. _m., Ray m. Sunday. , 7:30p.m .. Saturday mghl Pray· 1 George Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Whaley, Sup!. '<'!• Tuppers Plains EUB Cburcb Minersville Melllodlsl Cborcb · er and Worship 7-30 p. m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Bradford Cburcb 01 Christ- ~ - Rev. Jack Yoong, pas - Wend~ll G. Stuller, pastor. I PresiJyterifln Evelling worship, 7:30 p_m: Joe Robinson . mini:..ler: 11 om· lf"!r: . Su~da} ~"orshlp, 9·30 1Su~da,y S_chool, 10 a. m.; Wor- ~ Middleporl First Unltt!d Prel\\ ··ftne!'day, 1 JIJ p.m. Prayer · er Furre-~t. Supt., 81ble Sf'hool a. 111 ' Sw.clay SchooL 10 a rn · shiP service 11 a. ~· i byteriau Church Rev. HowmE!t!tmg, 8. 30 p.m. , choir prac- 9 3(1 a. m ; M(Jrning WorHIIlp Hobarl Vtncyard, Supt. Bible Portla.ad Methodist Cbureb- , ard Uuppelt, pastor ; Sunday bee. l0 :3ll a. m_; Evening; Worship, Study and Prayer servn~es led .John Ktmbler , pastor. Sunday School 9_30 a. m., Fred Lewr!:l, Fint Baptist Church, Pome- 7 p. m. Wednesday 1 p. m_ Bi- b)l pastor, 7 30 P,- m. Tuesday .. Sch[)ol 9 31J, Hrtrnld Rous.h .. Supt, 10 30 a. m Wllrstup : Hapli.C -~~~ H~ THK CHt,lflltCH I"'OJIIt AL..I. 1 .. WE DIDICATf lHI5 JIIIUT& TO "'jllan in ~ JdD I W~ 2 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDmONINIJ~ This Is Mrs. John Blaettnlll"a personal CIJ', and It oaJ1 has 4,915 easy mllea. It hu many accessorltl aueb II power steering, power brakea, wire wheel covert, WSW tires, wonderbar radio and many other accessor. let. (:OMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Adult Class Meetmg 7 30 p. m_l ~upt.; Allen - Brewer, A .~s 1. . 5 45 P. rn YF : Wed .. ti :w o last Mondny of month. i Suot.._Prearhmg 7 30 P m Sun- m. Jumor Churr; 1 p. rn . SenI Cburc·h . - 10r C.11c 11r w Syracuse EURCbun·h _ ttev .1 Racme Methodist . I, 1 Sun-, . . r·lr!il Umted . P<tu l A Sellers. pastor: Sun-; John W Kunhlcr , , pastor . , , 1 S},rat'usr Pre s, day &hool, 9 JO a. m.; l:lt>n l day School 9 .iO, a. m.. Pre.H h: bylcrJan Cli ureh ~ Hcv . Lm· l First Baptist Cborcb, Racine, Mason City Cburrb ol Christ. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10 :~n a. m. mg 10 30 a. "_l·• ~y F' 6 P , m. · son H. Stt•bbms. pastor Wur · ·t . Ml.ller Sl reel - S~nay d "hi Study, 7 3u p. ':~·tliP "J a. . n~ ... S~11 d·ay Scool. h R.v_ C. L. 0,,. '-'o nnor. pa s.or v i e Mornmg Worship srrv .1ce, 1st :, Prayer W and, Bible 0 , Sunday School 9·30. Frank Cle- Study, 9 a. m; l:!:vemng Wnr-1 and lrd sundays nr the monLh ./ m. ed esday. . , 10 a.m.: B1ble .'Study and prav- d Supt.; 10 :45 a. m. Morn· sn·1p, 7 30 p. m.; s·bl floc~ >prlngs •'ethodl<t- rr ~~IVH. . , . . .c Sun day 7 p. m 18fl, 1 e Study, 7 30 p .m Evening Evangelis. ' Ch ·mg Wor~h lp; . 6 :JO · P- m., uy•· 7 30 I" d . . · ester Lem ley. pastor ; \Vor I . .11 e p resbylertan . u •· . p. m. ve nesday. uc Servlte 2nd and 4lh Sun. . , . larrtsonvt dnd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Middleport Cburcb of Chri!il, day of mo~th . s~p s~rvJce 9:30 a. m~; sun. 1 Chur('h, Howard Ruppelt, pHsEvemng Service; Wednesday, 5th and Mam Streel~ - Don- Belhany EUB Church_ Rev . day School, tO 15 a. m., MY~ tor. Sunday Sr.hoo l, 10 a. m.; 7 30 p. m., prayer Meetmg, · . · B 1 b 1e Pau l A. Seller~. pastor : Morn- 16 30 p. m· Prayer and U1bie Worstnp . 7 3U p. m. a ld H.1cks. mmtster, • 1 8 JO p. . m. Senior Choir Prac· School, ll JO a. m., Kenneth Me· ing Worship, 9:JO a. m.: Sun- 1 Study· WednesdH~, 1 .l~ ~- m_ ' Syrarnst Missw . - Ear l Cus· lor Choir Practice. Elhinney, Supt.; Mornmg Wor· day School 10 :30 a_ m. Blythe ! Rutlaod Methodist C u ch - lor, p<~s tor. Wednesday and Vn Chesbtre · Kyger· Hartford ' shio l0 ·3oa. m. Even1ng 1 Wor- l'heJs:-. su~t.· Yuuth.Fellow- i Rev. C. J Leml€y, paslnr: d.ey serv wes, 730 r. m. P h W G z· · h. 7 p Se . ' . ' Church Schoel 9:30 a. m.; Wor ' an• arren . mn, s lp, I' m. rayer mce. ship, 6 30 p. m. I h. . 'tY'' l.uller Huv Suints a ·I'' Wor h'lp servl· es a c· W d ·d· 7 . I C , . s lp service, 10 .30 a. m. n , . 1 P 1 • 1 !:1 s c r • e nes <Jy, p. m. ARMEL EUB Churrh-Rcv. Reorgunized Churth of Jesus 6 30 Harttord Baptist 9 a. m. OST; Pomernr Cburcb ot Christ - ' Paul A. Sellers pastor: Su n- ! Monday, p., m. Ch i Cbrisl ul Lauer Uuy saints L·t•l K UCC 9 30 EST J M· I S d . ' I Sulton MelbodJSI urch · ~~ ... e yger . .· . erry <1~ ers, pastor: un ay day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne iJ h W K" bl t ., M . ; Joseph Slobarl , pasltlr. 6 miiPs 1 ~hes h!re Bapt1st 10.45 EST.I School, 9 JO a. m., Church ser· Housh, Supt.; Ul :30 a. m. Morn- ~s~er ·L ~u:~' pa;u~ ' ~.~;~ · from Radnr. on Racine . PortChurch School al Hartiord, at vice In :30 a. m.; Christian En· mg Worship, 2nd and 41h Sun· h. 9 15 · · d · h , land !load Sunday Schnnl ~ 30 10 ~ ~sr d E · s ·~ . a. m. 8un ay 5c oo1 · · . 9 50 "ST· K ~ . . . yger w .:. , ~avor , 6 30 p. m.; venmg ser· day of the m?nth; 8 p. m. Even- : a. m. ' a. rn.; Worsh1p Jl) 30 H. m.. , 10 15 VICe, 8 30 p. m. . mg EvangelisTic Serv1re, 2sC Oak Gro\le Methodist Church ' Sunday evening servit'e at 71 and Cheshire 9.45 EST. 1,11. Unlna F.W.B. Church - · Rutland Church ol CbrJSI- and 3rd Sunday ol month. ,J h W K bl . Q , p. m.; Wed., worship semee Sunday School 9 45 am Earl Roy Carter, mmisler. Bible T 1 11 U ·1 d Ch h Of 0 r. · •m "' · pastor, c.ar 1' Starkey Supt . Even~g·· wor· Ch r n1 Yp n• e Rurc W H Cross, Supt. Sunday Sehool al at 7 30 p. m. , .. . School, 9 30 a. m. Worship and rts , omeroy ev. . . , o r 1 I' Ship,, 7.30 p. m. by t:ecil Cox, Preaching service 10:30 a. m. Perrin, pastor: Carl h.autz,i 10·1,5 ~- m.: Pre~chwg 9 IJ. ' .ul 10 I~ Layman; Young People'• mee~ Young Peop le's meetmg, 6 JU Supt.; Su nday Sehool, 9.15 a.: 'S)racus~ MetbodiSI. Cburcb- . Our Lady ol Loretto MISsion ! lng and Bible Study, 130 p.m. p. m •·vening Serv,·ce 7 p m \\' ·h· JO·"' , 1\endell G. Stuller, pastor, Wor· Long Bol!om - Hev. George/ . eo • . . m. ors lp, . w a.m. h. . . 8 l5 s R Sh'tpml:!n , Ad m. - Sun day : 5 1P serVICe, I :-· · liuptlsl ('' , Rutland V. H. Braley, Bible School Supl ·• a. HI ., un· · roy - Rev. Carver Williams. blc Study Sullday School 9 30 till lO 20. Dexter Church ol Christ orsh.IP serv1ce, 10 30 a. m.: Bible Sclwol 9 :m a_ m. Preach · Ch urch 1or mg · 10 -30 a. m., fi1rst and third N ursery and J umor Chi ldren. . Sundays. 66 Catalina ~~s _New s2795 Convertible Coupe. This car Is showroom cltaD lnl!idt and ou~ and traded by one of our Cllltomtrl Who trade every yearr It Is a beautiful bronze flnlfh wHII bie~e top and taddle all vinyl upbo!Jtery. It Ia tll1l1 eqwpped. $1195 62 Catalina ~;~••• - f II 1 Convertible Coupe. Spotle11 orllfnal all wblta fiDIIII with black top. You'll have to He this car to lpPrto ciate lr, real value. $795 Juot 62Comet Arrlvlll _ __ 1 Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. ablft & eyl. for top ecoDOo my. Thia ia a eood looklna and &ood drivilla ICOJIOIIII car. •m• 61 Buick Your C0111pl,ete Protection Is Our Business ,..._ ''YOM 232 E. 2nd 992·2036 Concollod? Wo Con Wrlto It" MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency COATI IUILDINO Ph. 992-HQ ·Rapid Area ·Growth Demands .Continuous F!lturs Planning - Rev. s..muel J. Jackson, pas· A nciilaoahle Increase in- Ciiotomers leM 1 . i Bu1ch, 1nc.. Groves Road, Green (West of lly Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrie Xonla) and Beatty near the new Beckjord Gen· Company calls for a 1967 budget total ina eratlns Station al New Richmond. \ $J1,927,219. Sl4 million is carry-over from ' Operational date is June 1, 1968 for a new 1966. This includes both the Columbus District 434,000 k1lowatt unit also at the Beckjord oild Sou them Area comprl~ng all or parll of25 Station. >II counties. •· "'Tht hui~-J.ames M. Stuart genera ling st.ttion. Overall total includes $4 million for a new presently under construction between Man-· jet.. n&ine and 2 diesel-powered seneraUng chester and Aberdeen, and the Beckjord units. All are designed to help meet peak loads. , tion are owned jointly by Columbus and New substation construclion slated tor com- 1 Southern Ohio, Cincinnati Guand Electric and pletion in 1967 include Gay Street, Anheuser· Dayton Power •nd Light Company., Sr.\ R bi nson ' ean•s I~ \;) 65 Olds 98-4 Door -- • • .~ I '2695 Power equipment. radio, white sidewall tires, tinted ...... anUolpla dlft•a only 19,000 mUea. . 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H. T. • aim, factory 11tl, *3395 lDIIDD11.. radio, wbllt ll4e1rall ali-condltlollllll. wt atetrlaa whae1. Oil € £ 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door T 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .. • • •1395 · • $1395 , • 390 V-8 motor, Crullematlc tralll . . :IIOftt brlteJ lr II!Hrlllfo power ~ power sea~ redlo, tinted ...... wblll sidewall tlrel, wheel iiJICI, faetoJ1 lit:. 88,000 miles. None abarper. , •; abarp and real clean. G 9 \11'... whttl dllel, fK "'til ft4 .• :=!!· 61 Cadillac Coupe Qe VIlle • • '1495 ~~~J' Her.'• ~oplno It's a bong·up Year {or . Ill ow 10011 fritnd~o Th.il)' dtstrvt th• 'Wttl i : t FuU powar equipment, radio, wblta lid twill tlrel, lllltld l)ua. 0111 onar.' · · 60 Cadillac: 4 Door Sltdan . • ~- . ... .tt095 filii power, radio, tinted atau, white sidewall tlrel, wblte with blut llltarlor. ,, We Will Cl01e At 6:00 Sit. Even,ln~ ' ) ·CHURCH OF CHRIST . , MIDDLEPORT, 0 • nanald Hickl, Minuter • • Yout Welcoine It At Our FrontDoore Iunday Scholl t:ao,.~.M.-~1"' Won..., 10:30 A.M. ,, l•en,.,a·wonh!l' 1,30 fi.M. Konnolh llllcllhlnnoy. Sunday tchoollupt, ' SUNDAY, .. JANUARY 1 ' tt~• ELECTRIC co. ' __ . tl r.-pnua _s_a iiC 'g '" MILL ST. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS. INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUM81t.!G R. HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' SWISHER & LOHSE REX ALL DRUGS K&C JEWELERS LYONS CLOVER FARM RACINE PLANING MILL SEWING CENTER •STAR SUPPLY CO. I 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. H:T. •• • sa95· V-8 motor! auto. trana., rtdlo, wblte lldtWaU and black ntertor. Real aharp. II""'' ltrin tlwt wllidr is in lonlil.v trntl t·ouwmnitv life, tlris fpn. l11re is SfltJIIsorNI I·~ ti1P btU;,.,,_, firm .• nml ar~:t~nizatinnl. wlro~e nt~ml', ""'"''" hl'lmc. - THE 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, wlllw tlru, wheel dl1es, 2 tone pllllt, rtil ~ W itl1 the hope il wi11. in onm e ml'trsnre, foster mul help rri•· TINY'S FOODLAND 1'1111 power Including windOWI I< aeat, powtr tlrel, wheel dlacs, tinted owner, real ahtrp. n f'{ • J , 1-10 I (WE'LL RJALLY DIAL NOW) JOHANNESBURG, sou t DRY CLEANING Africa (UPI) -Police Wcdnes- SERVICE day reported 29 murders here during the Christmas !Upon Your Request) and said most of those ••'ueo 11 1 (I were victims of drunken brawls, 0 lovers' quarrela, robbery Second St. the setUing of old scores. ls"'==== = = = = = - Zion Churcb ol Christ, Porn· I End of the Year Best Buys A~ Youn MURDER COUNT fr,do y He-brl!'ws Danville Pllgrtm Holineso - day Sch?ol 9:45 ~-. 'nL; MYF Mosses:. IO ::lO a. m • 5 p. m. i Rev. lSunday 6 _P· m. Pra}er meelmg lloly Days; 5 p. n~. . Sunday 8\:hool 10 a. m., Ger· gene Underwood. minister. Bi· Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday Sunday 7.30 p. m. . SL John' Colhoilc MisSioo. truc.e But'•r s pi . Wor hi.P bl Sch a . M . Sch M R b tl HyseU Ran Free MelbO<hslNcar Guysville . 1 9 30 . _ , u .. s e oo, . . m.. orn oo1 9 30 a.m. rs o er R be E . R r k MiDulch · · R1dgel : service- l1 a. m. lst and 2nd ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Rl} Grate, Supl Worshi~ at 10 :30 1 o rt . Smith, Sr' pastor. ev. ran ~nten, Sundays al 5:30 p. m. Baptisl bert Reed Bible School S pl . p·; . y th 6·45 Sunday School 9·30 a. m.: 0 ' Sunday Mass 10_30 a m; finly Trainln• llnion Mrs Mary Cl ' h O G u a mE., 1grl•m. ou : · 7 _3P0· 0. Patterson, Supt.; Murnmg Day ol Obl•g.at10n 6:30 am , • . . turc / od m.. vange JSllc semce, . W h' 0 30 y h S Co I . ' h b f Uncoln-MPrC'!ry -Comet -English F'o-rd W""!'JI preside~!M'd W k p d ors 1p 1 : a. m. out er· n ess1on, .> our e ore Bakers ot Holsum Breod ; ca~1111:''tbotlr Klnlsbur ' Chesler Church ol God p. m., I . ee rayer an vice 6: 15 p. m.; Evangelistic Mass. ' ~ ~ · Court St. Athens 593·6601 Rulland . Free 'wm Baplt:. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. PraJse, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Salvation Army -Church - Rev Paul Taylor ~unday Sohool, 9:30 a. m.; Jehovah meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. I Tbe Salvation Army - En· . . · • ..!orning Worship at II a. Kingdom HaU of Jehovah's Laurel Cliff Free Melbodisl · · ' · · pastor, Suqday School, 10 a. m Evangelistic service 7·30 p W1'l 900 B d . M'd . ' voy Hay S. Wmmg. ort~eer m 1 · Cburcb- R. Eugene Gill, pa~ , charge. Sunday 10 a. m. Hou. l . · · ness, roa way, ' m .;, Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preach- ·. In~ service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer m.. . Pra~er meellng, 7.30 P· ~· dleport- Pubhc meetmg Sun- tor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; ' ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. SunBu ilders and Building Suppl!P..~ services, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Tuesday, . Young. Peoples day, 2 p. m.: Walchtowcr Phd W•se, Supt.; Mornmg wor· l day School. Sunday 7 p. m l.OCAL UNION 566R Chester, Ohio , , Service, Friday, 7.30 p. m. Study, 3 p. m.; B;ble Study, ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv· Young People 's Legion; 7 30 p. l Ph. 985·2005 Ravenswood, W. Va. C~mmunrty Ml Moriah Cburcb of Tuesday 7 p. m.; Serv1ce mee~ Ices 7 p. m.; Evangelistic ,.,. Im. Salvation meeling ; Thur,. , Apn>lohc Commuolly Church, Rev. James Satterho~d. mg, 8 p. m. TI•ursday; Mm1~ vice 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week pray· day, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladies Home -· Pagev;lle. ~unday Scho?l 10 a. Sunday School 9.45 a m.: Wor· try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. er service 7:30 a. m. Wedn<> League: 7 P m. Prep classes: i m. Sunday, Evangehsllc serv- sh1p service II a. m. and Luther day. I 730 B'bl St d ' Ices 7·30 S nday P m. Pr e mee1i g 7 30 un p. m. 1 • u Y. prayer , . . p. m. u . rayer p. ay r n . P. m. 'it. Jobn'!l Lutheran Church- Tbe United Methodist Churl'h . meeting. Other services by an- I Ashland Oil Products . serVIces Th'\rsday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; Young . Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun· Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI ·, nouncemenl. 1 Brown's Bottl.e Gas Mason BapUsl SWiday Seboof meeting, 7:30 P. m. Fnday. day School I0: 30 a. m. Paslor, kire, pastor. Church School al ADVENTIST I 240 Uncoln Sl Middleport 992·2550 992·2166 - O.A.V. Hall, corner Second Rutland Churcb ol God ~ev Joe h K 9·15 a m New Year's Day ' I' s olb 'd Pomeroy 0 ay f\. ven· p . . •• . s p ra1y . · · · ·: omeroy e\le ,and omeroy: Mason. Sponsored Rev . IJdVId Sheets, pastor. Sl. Paul'• Lutheran Cburcb- Divine worship at 10 30 a. m. , list Cburcb _ Mulberry Heights : by French C1ty Baptlsl Church Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan· s32 E • cond St p Sermon : "A Time ForDecis· 1Rd th 1 M · '1 . . 1· A!fill ted I'" 8 . y . _,e ., omeroy. ., nor o e1gs ll emor~a 11 . t' In GaII 1po 1 7 30 IS. a w., . ge" IC "''vice : oung s dl School 9 30 W . ion"' Mondav 7:45p. m. Chureh H ·t 1 p 1 F w G'fl d , Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. huln syerv·ce 10 . 4·5 a. mp., tor Oflicial Boa~d meeets. Wednes· l Robosp18 · 1a,s 01r, · A.' ·t 1Sor · i 'B.C. Rev,, ll. I. Pinson, pastor. People Wed sd p . s P 1 . a. m. as or, , er 1 un 1am. ss . erv. Su nday Scbool eveey . ..... .,....ay, ne 1y r,m meetmg J h K day 7 p m Choir Rehearsal · · s 1 d s bb h' • R Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service 1 1 " Ohio's OldfSt Dodge Dealer" ·3 p hi th S d ev. osep ray. I ' · · · · 1ce3 on a ur ay : p. m. reac ng serv1ces e 7:30 p. n:. alur ay. M . The Sacrament ol Ho ly Com· s h 1 l w h 3a aL Farm - Ind ustria! - Lawn & Garden ,fth Sunday of each monlll. etiiiJdLSt munion will be observed Sun- , coo; .~· m Ot> 'P p.m. Middlepor~ Ohio Tuppers Plain• Phone 667·3435 : MI. Moriah Baplisl Cborcb~piscopal Alfred Melbndlsl Cburcb - day, Jan. 8 aiiO :JO a.m. 1 lmttetl Brethren Corner ol Fourth and Main St., Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday ' j Eden United Brelhren Middleport Rev. Nyle Borden. Grace Episcopal Church School at 9:30, Lloyd Dilling- [ Nwwrene IChrisl Cburrb- Rev. Elden R. minister. Sunday School 8:30 a. Pomeroy-. The Rev. Richard er, Supt. Worship services at The Church ol lbe Nazarene Blake, pastor: Sunday SchMI : m. Arnold Richards, Supt. tO :JIJ MH. IMartPrln, Rectodr. SeSunday 110:15 with the Rev. Casto. CbChestelr -B.Rellv. HAer~leriSGrdate tO a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, I a. m. Morning Worship. orn ng ayer an rmon, Wednesday evening prayer ar 09 '" • ss un ay Supt.; Christian Endeavor, "Kentucky Fried Chicken" \ 10 30 8 9 30 Middleport, Ohio Naomi BapltSI Cbnreb : services at 7:15. School : a. m.; Morni!Ol p. m., classes for all. Song ser· • m. Pomeroy \ Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; WorFlalwoodo Melbodlsl Church Worship 11 a: m.; NYPS 6:15 vice 8 p. m., Preaching 8 20 p. ship II a. m.; Wednesday, 7 EU8 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- p. m.; Everung Service, 7:30 m.; Mid· Week prayer meelin&, ~- m., Prayer servtce. Enterprise EUB Cbur<h ship service, 10 a. m., every p. m.; Midweek Prayer serv~ra l 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrt. Road - Rev. t1yde Hinton, Rev. Menzel Smitll, p.. tor. other Sunday, 7:15 p. m. Sun. pastor; Mrs. Edna Life, Supt. Mazie Holsinger, class leader. \ pa stor· Sunday School 9 30 a. Worship service 9:30 e. m.; sun. day School, 10 a. m., John Bai· 7' 30 ~- m. Wednesday. Lelart Falls United Bn!lbne•ll "Keepsake Diamond Rings• '\ m.: Ralph 'carl, Supt. Sunday dsy School 10:30 a. m. Youtb ley, SUpt. Middleport Cburcb of the Ia Cbrlsl Cburcb -James Mor· We Fill Ail Doctors P+ption.! Worship service 10:30 a. m. Fellowship 6 30 p. m.; Boys Forest Run Melhodlst cburcb arene - Rev. Oyde J. Bartlell, rison, pastor. Sunday School 312 E. Main Sl Pomeroy 992.2955 ilnd 7:30 p. m. alternately . m.; Evening service,< 7:30 p. -Sunday School 9 a. m., Mrs. Sunday School .9' 30 a. m.; 9:30 a. m. Preaching servic•"ll · Pomeroy Prayer meeting Wednesday at and Girls Fellowship, 6 30 p. Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- Mormng Worship 10 ' 30 a. m.; first and third Thursday 7:30 P. m. m.• 2nd and !th Sundays' Youth vice, 10 a m. Rev. Wendell NYPS Young People, S:4!i p.m.; 7:30 p. m. Secor.d and fourth Columbia Chapel - Worship Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Stuller, paster. EvangeltsUc meetillg 7~ 30 p.m.: (Continued On Page 8) ' 30 d eervire each Sunday, 9 15 a. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. Chester Melbotllst Cburcb - Prayer meetmg, Wed. · Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer I m.; Sunday School tO a. m.; Wednesday. Worship service at 9 a. m.; Pomeroy Church ol tho meeting ,.cona and fourth , Building Supplies and Millwork General Merchandise You!~ service 6 15 p. m. EvenSunday School at 10 a. m. arene - Rev. Kenneth Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and General Contracting Tuppers Plains lng Worship 7 p. m. each Sun- Momilll Slar EUB Cburcb Pearl Casto, paslor. Mrs. Waid pastor; Raymond and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 667.:3~80 Phone 992-3978 ~y: . Rev. Menzel Smllb, 'astor: Spencer, Supt. SUpt.; SUndsy School, 9:30 Prayer meeting every Wednes' Freedom Gospel Mission - SUnday School, D:4li a. ·• Roy Heatb Melhpdlst Cburcll, Rev. m. Mormng Wot'!!hip, 10:30 day at 7:30 p. m. Chri!Uan Enfla•han StivenviUe Rd.; 1.. Va~ Meter, Supt., E:arl Shuler, Ma> Donahue, pastor: Jack m. Evemng Service, 7 p. m.; deavor, second and fourth Suo;'. I Giu...IICamp, pa•lor: Roger Ass 1.; Morning worship, t0:45 BechUe, Church School Supl; Prayer meeUng, 7 p. m. day, 7,30 p. m. . '• ' . WHITE SEWING MACHINES Wilfoi'Q, Supt.. Sur.aay School, a m; Prayer meetWg, 7:30 P. Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Wor- nesday. ML Hermon Uniled Brelbrea Points and fi4rdware , .• · •Everything For the W0711M1 thot se,!,s• i~ a •.: Evaagellstie service, 7 ~· Thursday. Voulll Service, 10:30 a.m.: MethRacine Charcb of tile N,.. ill Cbrlsl Cbarcb -James Mor- , 83 MIU St Middleport 992-5320 Ph. 949-3273 Racine p, m. Prayer meetilll 7,30 7.30 p. m. Sunday. Youth FeUowsblp, 6 p.m.: !Irene - Sunday School rison pastor. Sunday School ' Tuead Board meeting, first a. m.; Sunday Worship 1'.30 'a. m. Preach'mg, llrs t m. • ay. Lourldge E:UB Cbarcb - Suoday of montb, 7:30 p.m.; a m.; Evening Service 7:30 M~•lon - 0 II v e Kov. Jack Young, pastor; . WSCS, sedond Monday ol m.: Mid-week Prayer third SWJdey, 7:30 p. m. Se«:oncl ll 11 a. missionary pastor; s,.n.'>y · Sebool 9:4!. B. m., month, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cil' 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. ~= •• BUICK PONTIAC OMC TRUCKS Mlllolloport ...•. tor . Ptayer service 9 31J a. rn ; eroy . Harrisonville Road -Ell· ( LAugsvtlle Post O!rice), ., BLAEnNAR·S ALL DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS HAS 25 MONTHS WAI!KANTY. no"""'· I Sta. Waeon Catalina. A Uttle roUJh Ill bodJ' but 1 cood runotnc car. "'Your lnsurence Pomeroy I •395 60 Pontiac DON MLILS BUD SIMPSON DICK KARR, JR. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING S995 LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla car hu power ateertDc. power brakea and ema &ood tlrtt. WI can &ladl,y teo fer you to the orlllnal owner of thll flnt ur. Ita top. In appearance ancf condition for the modtl Ill Tilt ov1tr arH of lho Modallloo 111tror 1111'11 lho otloct of palollallngiJ handottchtd j10oo wllh gold "' liiYfl' ltocory blooded lftlo • brtl· llenlly tlllfod, lleht coloiOII bacleround. w~1095 - - Now , r. . . TUNE IN '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM Sermons From Greet Eplaco~l Church, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN,' REctOit 31Ji .Maio SL, Pl Sunday servicea 11 a. m. DST. Wednesday meetlni 8 p. m. DST. Study room opeo Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:30 to 2:30 DST. Every!IDI wet- come. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. est· Main St. . P<lmeroy .. ·Bllppt/rl 'fllc. Church ofllour· Cholce \· . ' . • • ,..,. BOWERS DRIVHNN . RES'TAl:JRANl' '·; ._ ,, I.-Main St. . , . .. . ' ·' < ' ·' ~ N. Second Ave.'· Mlddlepo~ Oblo HOYT'S SOHIO:SERVICE Mornl"- Wonhlp 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • 10:~ ~ Sunday •• Phone 99~-348t Middleport · ' . 284 ' A ThoughiiVl AJll)l'lHIC,. Tllllellgfoul Pf'oblltnl. · RALL' S BEN FRANKliN . MEINERS. BAt<fRY ,\ . llilkM•'Of~'Bmd . '""'RUD.~ AIV.•'V&"' . .... . ._, .. <. _...(. ' "'· .. ' 110 Mecllanlc St. . .. ~ t .• - "'" " �Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 30, 196&-5 Sentinel Church News " IOtA'S BuutyTipa 811 lol4 Bllrtl1im cle, sec:ond Tbanday; Cla111 ~ Mll'l1s M. WoUe, pastor. third Wedneaday: Afternoon CitRutland Cburcb ol the Naz. ' cle, fourth Thursday afternoon: oreoe - Sund•y School 9 :lO a. : choir practice, Wednesday. m.; Morning Wor.hlp 10 45 1./ Letarl FaiiJ Melbodill m. ; Evangelistic •ervice 7-4~ Cbat1e James F. Early, pas· p. m.; Midweek Prayer service tor- LETART FALLS- Wor· 7:45 p. m. Wednesday . altip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex-. Syracuse Cburcb of tile Naz. cepl 2nd SUnday); Chureh 1ueoe - William C. rhorpe, SUnday School, UO a. m. Sunday. lJm·' pastor ; Sunday Srhool 9 ;ru a. AU. fi"OA T~l: •r hlo CHUJitCH ·n..,,. r ...- 1h.t> •b .,, the t:hurth lul~ 1r>d ,..1111 y<>ur 81bl~ ,_ , 1 ~ . IEAUTY SAlON dtity ·lhfl ·J_ ' · ·' . til• llil* ..... For hit r-11118 tt.i-.of ~ dongan m~l and~ • ~ • For hlo honoot CIJIP(IIiaat· llf.l!h ·~=~JJ. """Gfh, and hJo fMftle fnllt In . For his doep Jnrlght "" . . . . mankind, .wldont In lila appDit . ·1 ~~~~ - unselflth cau• • • • dillY.( -; .. " ,,... << For hi• friendli,... 111 a ndglil;ar, 'fill' .· loyally as ah tmpl~, Ilia ldtgt} ' a• a community leadlr •• • For his famlly'o ...,.,- to Ills CIWlt Chrislian example, and theft porrlclpoo , · · lion wilh him in lhe tofo af the Churdl. For his roadin011 to share wltfl you 01!11 me lhe foilh that lives Ill lois hMrt •• , I • ,' _,.In ~f•.,damtlfa wtu.-h ""~"' h,. mural 1111'l nw.U>r ...t "'11"'-'rt. l'tnn w 10 w mun.n ..,1u- 1 r For hlo follftt.A-Jp ~slnj JMif C!VLiim l ion Clll M.II'YiVe_ 'fhllr~ 1r.- f,-,ur 0"111..J re.l'l\llll ..by ~VPf)' l"'""n ....,uld st~)d Mr.·l..._.. •~ru 1~• ly ~nd IUJ.lpvlt ill!' (;lmn·h ;a,... : •I • l'u<h>&,.,.nNiw. 21 J.' or luo r-Mldrotn'l .U.. '3) I'M tht IAk~ (I( lli5 WIJirnuttity •nLI n~~liun. • 4 1 •• oll4n ls...ry~,.. 'J"he Ulurllh ill d. ltulal C.iiur 001 . .rdl fllf llle bu!ldlns ol tn~rae· t.. r.nd lurdcmllfM!Wplt iuttt.ehU'Uif uf •l!lrih•ll 1 ~.11\111'11. W lfho:~t • J1ruu_1 L'hurch, flflc.heT drmocra~y Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Russell Archer, Supl . ' Betblebem '"'VIISI Cbnrcb, Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preachmg worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7 30 lied service, 9:30 a. m., tnd , m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Creal Bend, Rev. C. L. O'Cotl- 7:30 p. m.: Prayer serv1ce~ p. m. alternately. Bible Study Sunday ol month. EAST L& I and prayer semce, led by pas- TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd , Pentecodul nor, paslllr, Robert Lewis, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wortor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday and 4th Thursdays; Church l Peolecostaf A•s<mbly, Route !' shi " and Sunday School, 7 p. Church 0/ Christ Chris.tian Endeavor, 7:30 . p.m. School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AI'· : 12+- Rev Paul K Jon". pa" , I PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. : tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; m. Evenin~ servlce, Thursday Bmdbury Church of Christ- 3rd Saturday ol month. 7: 30 1.m. prayer meetillg. Larry Williams, mmister; Bible SUulb Belbel EUB Cburcb _ m., Ist and 3rd Thursdays; Worsh1p, Wednesday and Fn· School and Morning Worship, Rev Jafk Young a J Church School, 9:30 a. m. Sun· ; day. Carpenter Baptist Lburcb t0:30 a. m.: Chri!lian Endeav· . · 8 d S h 1 9. 4•5 p ' day. GREAT BEND - Wor· ; 1be Pentecostal Church Mid· E . W lor. un ay c oo . a. m., dl t S h d - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. or: 6 p. m.; vemng or· Norman H Bahr Supt. Sunday ship 9,30 a. m., 1st and 3rd epor - out 3r Aue.: Rev. Mornln• worshrp· 10:15 a.m. ship, 7 p. m. W h. 10' 45 ' ·• d Sundays · Churcb School 10 t5 B. 1.. Barrell, pastor: Sunday ors 1p · a m an 7· 30 • • · 8 .b·l Stu.d a m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL : School 10 a. m.; SUnday even· Hemlock G r o v • Christian It · . b p. m. ~ erna 1e1 y. 1 e y In . . b - J ames Qursen erry. First Baptist CbW'Ch • Middle- Cb urc d p Se . led b -wor:.;h1p 11 am 1st and Jrd 1 g evange1IS1JC serv.we, 7:311 W h. Se . an rayer rvtce, y pas• · ., I W d pori, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- ors 'P mce. 9:30 a. m.: tor, 7,30 p. m. Thursday. SUndays: Church School 9:30 a p. m.; ednes ay Bib!• Study tor, Sunday School 9:10 a.m. Sunday School, 10 a. _m., Ray m. Sunday. , 7:30p.m .. Saturday mghl Pray· 1 George Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Whaley, Sup!. '<'!• Tuppers Plains EUB Cburcb Minersville Melllodlsl Cborcb · er and Worship 7-30 p. m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Bradford Cburcb 01 Christ- ~ - Rev. Jack Yoong, pas - Wend~ll G. Stuller, pastor. I PresiJyterifln Evelling worship, 7:30 p_m: Joe Robinson . mini:..ler: 11 om· lf"!r: . Su~da} ~"orshlp, 9·30 1Su~da,y S_chool, 10 a. m.; Wor- ~ Middleporl First Unltt!d Prel\\ ··ftne!'day, 1 JIJ p.m. Prayer · er Furre-~t. Supt., 81ble Sf'hool a. 111 ' Sw.clay SchooL 10 a rn · shiP service 11 a. ~· i byteriau Church Rev. HowmE!t!tmg, 8. 30 p.m. , choir prac- 9 3(1 a. m ; M(Jrning WorHIIlp Hobarl Vtncyard, Supt. Bible Portla.ad Methodist Cbureb- , ard Uuppelt, pastor ; Sunday bee. l0 :3ll a. m_; Evening; Worship, Study and Prayer servn~es led .John Ktmbler , pastor. Sunday School 9_30 a. m., Fred Lewr!:l, Fint Baptist Church, Pome- 7 p. m. Wednesday 1 p. m_ Bi- b)l pastor, 7 30 P,- m. Tuesday .. Sch[)ol 9 31J, Hrtrnld Rous.h .. Supt, 10 30 a. m Wllrstup : Hapli.C -~~~ H~ THK CHt,lflltCH I"'OJIIt AL..I. 1 .. WE DIDICATf lHI5 JIIIUT& TO "'jllan in ~ JdD I W~ 2 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDmONINIJ~ This Is Mrs. John Blaettnlll"a personal CIJ', and It oaJ1 has 4,915 easy mllea. It hu many accessorltl aueb II power steering, power brakea, wire wheel covert, WSW tires, wonderbar radio and many other accessor. let. (:OMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Adult Class Meetmg 7 30 p. m_l ~upt.; Allen - Brewer, A .~s 1. . 5 45 P. rn YF : Wed .. ti :w o last Mondny of month. i Suot.._Prearhmg 7 30 P m Sun- m. Jumor Churr; 1 p. rn . SenI Cburc·h . - 10r C.11c 11r w Syracuse EURCbun·h _ ttev .1 Racme Methodist . I, 1 Sun-, . . r·lr!il Umted . P<tu l A Sellers. pastor: Sun-; John W Kunhlcr , , pastor . , , 1 S},rat'usr Pre s, day &hool, 9 JO a. m.; l:lt>n l day School 9 .iO, a. m.. Pre.H h: bylcrJan Cli ureh ~ Hcv . Lm· l First Baptist Cborcb, Racine, Mason City Cburrb ol Christ. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10 :~n a. m. mg 10 30 a. "_l·• ~y F' 6 P , m. · son H. Stt•bbms. pastor Wur · ·t . Ml.ller Sl reel - S~nay d "hi Study, 7 3u p. ':~·tliP "J a. . n~ ... S~11 d·ay Scool. h R.v_ C. L. 0,,. '-'o nnor. pa s.or v i e Mornmg Worship srrv .1ce, 1st :, Prayer W and, Bible 0 , Sunday School 9·30. Frank Cle- Study, 9 a. m; l:!:vemng Wnr-1 and lrd sundays nr the monLh ./ m. ed esday. . , 10 a.m.: B1ble .'Study and prav- d Supt.; 10 :45 a. m. Morn· sn·1p, 7 30 p. m.; s·bl floc~ >prlngs •'ethodl<t- rr ~~IVH. . , . . .c Sun day 7 p. m 18fl, 1 e Study, 7 30 p .m Evening Evangelis. ' Ch ·mg Wor~h lp; . 6 :JO · P- m., uy•· 7 30 I" d . . · ester Lem ley. pastor ; \Vor I . .11 e p resbylertan . u •· . p. m. ve nesday. uc Servlte 2nd and 4lh Sun. . , . larrtsonvt dnd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Middleport Cburcb of Chri!il, day of mo~th . s~p s~rvJce 9:30 a. m~; sun. 1 Chur('h, Howard Ruppelt, pHsEvemng Service; Wednesday, 5th and Mam Streel~ - Don- Belhany EUB Church_ Rev . day School, tO 15 a. m., MY~ tor. Sunday Sr.hoo l, 10 a. m.; 7 30 p. m., prayer Meetmg, · . · B 1 b 1e Pau l A. Seller~. pastor : Morn- 16 30 p. m· Prayer and U1bie Worstnp . 7 3U p. m. a ld H.1cks. mmtster, • 1 8 JO p. . m. Senior Choir Prac· School, ll JO a. m., Kenneth Me· ing Worship, 9:JO a. m.: Sun- 1 Study· WednesdH~, 1 .l~ ~- m_ ' Syrarnst Missw . - Ear l Cus· lor Choir Practice. Elhinney, Supt.; Mornmg Wor· day School 10 :30 a_ m. Blythe ! Rutlaod Methodist C u ch - lor, p<~s tor. Wednesday and Vn Chesbtre · Kyger· Hartford ' shio l0 ·3oa. m. Even1ng 1 Wor- l'heJs:-. su~t.· Yuuth.Fellow- i Rev. C. J Leml€y, paslnr: d.ey serv wes, 730 r. m. P h W G z· · h. 7 p Se . ' . ' Church Schoel 9:30 a. m.; Wor ' an• arren . mn, s lp, I' m. rayer mce. ship, 6 30 p. m. I h. . 'tY'' l.uller Huv Suints a ·I'' Wor h'lp servl· es a c· W d ·d· 7 . I C , . s lp service, 10 .30 a. m. n , . 1 P 1 • 1 !:1 s c r • e nes <Jy, p. m. ARMEL EUB Churrh-Rcv. Reorgunized Churth of Jesus 6 30 Harttord Baptist 9 a. m. OST; Pomernr Cburcb ot Christ - ' Paul A. Sellers pastor: Su n- ! Monday, p., m. Ch i Cbrisl ul Lauer Uuy saints L·t•l K UCC 9 30 EST J M· I S d . ' I Sulton MelbodJSI urch · ~~ ... e yger . .· . erry <1~ ers, pastor: un ay day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne iJ h W K" bl t ., M . ; Joseph Slobarl , pasltlr. 6 miiPs 1 ~hes h!re Bapt1st 10.45 EST.I School, 9 JO a. m., Church ser· Housh, Supt.; Ul :30 a. m. Morn- ~s~er ·L ~u:~' pa;u~ ' ~.~;~ · from Radnr. on Racine . PortChurch School al Hartiord, at vice In :30 a. m.; Christian En· mg Worship, 2nd and 41h Sun· h. 9 15 · · d · h , land !load Sunday Schnnl ~ 30 10 ~ ~sr d E · s ·~ . a. m. 8un ay 5c oo1 · · . 9 50 "ST· K ~ . . . yger w .:. , ~avor , 6 30 p. m.; venmg ser· day of the m?nth; 8 p. m. Even- : a. m. ' a. rn.; Worsh1p Jl) 30 H. m.. , 10 15 VICe, 8 30 p. m. . mg EvangelisTic Serv1re, 2sC Oak Gro\le Methodist Church ' Sunday evening servit'e at 71 and Cheshire 9.45 EST. 1,11. Unlna F.W.B. Church - · Rutland Church ol CbrJSI- and 3rd Sunday ol month. ,J h W K bl . Q , p. m.; Wed., worship semee Sunday School 9 45 am Earl Roy Carter, mmisler. Bible T 1 11 U ·1 d Ch h Of 0 r. · •m "' · pastor, c.ar 1' Starkey Supt . Even~g·· wor· Ch r n1 Yp n• e Rurc W H Cross, Supt. Sunday Sehool al at 7 30 p. m. , .. . School, 9 30 a. m. Worship and rts , omeroy ev. . . , o r 1 I' Ship,, 7.30 p. m. by t:ecil Cox, Preaching service 10:30 a. m. Perrin, pastor: Carl h.autz,i 10·1,5 ~- m.: Pre~chwg 9 IJ. ' .ul 10 I~ Layman; Young People'• mee~ Young Peop le's meetmg, 6 JU Supt.; Su nday Sehool, 9.15 a.: 'S)racus~ MetbodiSI. Cburcb- . Our Lady ol Loretto MISsion ! lng and Bible Study, 130 p.m. p. m •·vening Serv,·ce 7 p m \\' ·h· JO·"' , 1\endell G. Stuller, pastor, Wor· Long Bol!om - Hev. George/ . eo • . . m. ors lp, . w a.m. h. . . 8 l5 s R Sh'tpml:!n , Ad m. - Sun day : 5 1P serVICe, I :-· · liuptlsl ('' , Rutland V. H. Braley, Bible School Supl ·• a. HI ., un· · roy - Rev. Carver Williams. blc Study Sullday School 9 30 till lO 20. Dexter Church ol Christ orsh.IP serv1ce, 10 30 a. m.: Bible Sclwol 9 :m a_ m. Preach · Ch urch 1or mg · 10 -30 a. m., fi1rst and third N ursery and J umor Chi ldren. . Sundays. 66 Catalina ~~s _New s2795 Convertible Coupe. This car Is showroom cltaD lnl!idt and ou~ and traded by one of our Cllltomtrl Who trade every yearr It Is a beautiful bronze flnlfh wHII bie~e top and taddle all vinyl upbo!Jtery. It Ia tll1l1 eqwpped. $1195 62 Catalina ~;~••• - f II 1 Convertible Coupe. Spotle11 orllfnal all wblta fiDIIII with black top. You'll have to He this car to lpPrto ciate lr, real value. $795 Juot 62Comet Arrlvlll _ __ 1 Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. ablft & eyl. for top ecoDOo my. Thia ia a eood looklna and &ood drivilla ICOJIOIIII car. •m• 61 Buick Your C0111pl,ete Protection Is Our Business ,..._ ''YOM 232 E. 2nd 992·2036 Concollod? Wo Con Wrlto It" MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency COATI IUILDINO Ph. 992-HQ ·Rapid Area ·Growth Demands .Continuous F!lturs Planning - Rev. s..muel J. Jackson, pas· A nciilaoahle Increase in- Ciiotomers leM 1 . i Bu1ch, 1nc.. Groves Road, Green (West of lly Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrie Xonla) and Beatty near the new Beckjord Gen· Company calls for a 1967 budget total ina eratlns Station al New Richmond. \ $J1,927,219. Sl4 million is carry-over from ' Operational date is June 1, 1968 for a new 1966. This includes both the Columbus District 434,000 k1lowatt unit also at the Beckjord oild Sou them Area comprl~ng all or parll of25 Station. >II counties. •· "'Tht hui~-J.ames M. Stuart genera ling st.ttion. Overall total includes $4 million for a new presently under construction between Man-· jet.. n&ine and 2 diesel-powered seneraUng chester and Aberdeen, and the Beckjord units. All are designed to help meet peak loads. , tion are owned jointly by Columbus and New substation construclion slated tor com- 1 Southern Ohio, Cincinnati Guand Electric and pletion in 1967 include Gay Street, Anheuser· Dayton Power •nd Light Company., Sr.\ R bi nson ' ean•s I~ \;) 65 Olds 98-4 Door -- • • .~ I '2695 Power equipment. radio, white sidewall tires, tinted ...... anUolpla dlft•a only 19,000 mUea. . 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H. T. • aim, factory 11tl, *3395 lDIIDD11.. radio, wbllt ll4e1rall ali-condltlollllll. wt atetrlaa whae1. Oil € £ 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door T 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .. • • •1395 · • $1395 , • 390 V-8 motor, Crullematlc tralll . . :IIOftt brlteJ lr II!Hrlllfo power ~ power sea~ redlo, tinted ...... wblll sidewall tlrel, wheel iiJICI, faetoJ1 lit:. 88,000 miles. None abarper. , •; abarp and real clean. G 9 \11'... whttl dllel, fK "'til ft4 .• :=!!· 61 Cadillac Coupe Qe VIlle • • '1495 ~~~J' Her.'• ~oplno It's a bong·up Year {or . Ill ow 10011 fritnd~o Th.il)' dtstrvt th• 'Wttl i : t FuU powar equipment, radio, wblta lid twill tlrel, lllltld l)ua. 0111 onar.' · · 60 Cadillac: 4 Door Sltdan . • ~- . ... .tt095 filii power, radio, tinted atau, white sidewall tlrel, wblte with blut llltarlor. ,, We Will Cl01e At 6:00 Sit. Even,ln~ ' ) ·CHURCH OF CHRIST . , MIDDLEPORT, 0 • nanald Hickl, Minuter • • Yout Welcoine It At Our FrontDoore Iunday Scholl t:ao,.~.M.-~1"' Won..., 10:30 A.M. ,, l•en,.,a·wonh!l' 1,30 fi.M. Konnolh llllcllhlnnoy. Sunday tchoollupt, ' SUNDAY, .. JANUARY 1 ' tt~• ELECTRIC co. ' __ . tl r.-pnua _s_a iiC 'g '" MILL ST. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS. INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUM81t.!G R. HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' SWISHER & LOHSE REX ALL DRUGS K&C JEWELERS LYONS CLOVER FARM RACINE PLANING MILL SEWING CENTER •STAR SUPPLY CO. I 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. H:T. •• • sa95· V-8 motor! auto. trana., rtdlo, wblte lldtWaU and black ntertor. Real aharp. II""'' ltrin tlwt wllidr is in lonlil.v trntl t·ouwmnitv life, tlris fpn. l11re is SfltJIIsorNI I·~ ti1P btU;,.,,_, firm .• nml ar~:t~nizatinnl. wlro~e nt~ml', ""'"''" hl'lmc. - THE 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, wlllw tlru, wheel dl1es, 2 tone pllllt, rtil ~ W itl1 the hope il wi11. in onm e ml'trsnre, foster mul help rri•· TINY'S FOODLAND 1'1111 power Including windOWI I< aeat, powtr tlrel, wheel dlacs, tinted owner, real ahtrp. n f'{ • J , 1-10 I (WE'LL RJALLY DIAL NOW) JOHANNESBURG, sou t DRY CLEANING Africa (UPI) -Police Wcdnes- SERVICE day reported 29 murders here during the Christmas !Upon Your Request) and said most of those ••'ueo 11 1 (I were victims of drunken brawls, 0 lovers' quarrela, robbery Second St. the setUing of old scores. ls"'==== = = = = = - Zion Churcb ol Christ, Porn· I End of the Year Best Buys A~ Youn MURDER COUNT fr,do y He-brl!'ws Danville Pllgrtm Holineso - day Sch?ol 9:45 ~-. 'nL; MYF Mosses:. IO ::lO a. m • 5 p. m. i Rev. lSunday 6 _P· m. Pra}er meelmg lloly Days; 5 p. n~. . Sunday 8\:hool 10 a. m., Ger· gene Underwood. minister. Bi· Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday Sunday 7.30 p. m. . SL John' Colhoilc MisSioo. truc.e But'•r s pi . Wor hi.P bl Sch a . M . Sch M R b tl HyseU Ran Free MelbO<hslNcar Guysville . 1 9 30 . _ , u .. s e oo, . . m.. orn oo1 9 30 a.m. rs o er R be E . R r k MiDulch · · R1dgel : service- l1 a. m. lst and 2nd ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Rl} Grate, Supl Worshi~ at 10 :30 1 o rt . Smith, Sr' pastor. ev. ran ~nten, Sundays al 5:30 p. m. Baptisl bert Reed Bible School S pl . p·; . y th 6·45 Sunday School 9·30 a. m.: 0 ' Sunday Mass 10_30 a m; finly Trainln• llnion Mrs Mary Cl ' h O G u a mE., 1grl•m. ou : · 7 _3P0· 0. Patterson, Supt.; Murnmg Day ol Obl•g.at10n 6:30 am , • . . turc / od m.. vange JSllc semce, . W h' 0 30 y h S Co I . ' h b f Uncoln-MPrC'!ry -Comet -English F'o-rd W""!'JI preside~!M'd W k p d ors 1p 1 : a. m. out er· n ess1on, .> our e ore Bakers ot Holsum Breod ; ca~1111:''tbotlr Klnlsbur ' Chesler Church ol God p. m., I . ee rayer an vice 6: 15 p. m.; Evangelistic Mass. ' ~ ~ · Court St. Athens 593·6601 Rulland . Free 'wm Baplt:. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. PraJse, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Salvation Army -Church - Rev Paul Taylor ~unday Sohool, 9:30 a. m.; Jehovah meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. I Tbe Salvation Army - En· . . · • ..!orning Worship at II a. Kingdom HaU of Jehovah's Laurel Cliff Free Melbodisl · · ' · · pastor, Suqday School, 10 a. m Evangelistic service 7·30 p W1'l 900 B d . M'd . ' voy Hay S. Wmmg. ort~eer m 1 · Cburcb- R. Eugene Gill, pa~ , charge. Sunday 10 a. m. Hou. l . · · ness, roa way, ' m .;, Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preach- ·. In~ service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer m.. . Pra~er meellng, 7.30 P· ~· dleport- Pubhc meetmg Sun- tor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; ' ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. SunBu ilders and Building Suppl!P..~ services, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Tuesday, . Young. Peoples day, 2 p. m.: Walchtowcr Phd W•se, Supt.; Mornmg wor· l day School. Sunday 7 p. m l.OCAL UNION 566R Chester, Ohio , , Service, Friday, 7.30 p. m. Study, 3 p. m.; B;ble Study, ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv· Young People 's Legion; 7 30 p. l Ph. 985·2005 Ravenswood, W. Va. C~mmunrty Ml Moriah Cburcb of Tuesday 7 p. m.; Serv1ce mee~ Ices 7 p. m.; Evangelistic ,.,. Im. Salvation meeling ; Thur,. , Apn>lohc Commuolly Church, Rev. James Satterho~d. mg, 8 p. m. TI•ursday; Mm1~ vice 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week pray· day, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladies Home -· Pagev;lle. ~unday Scho?l 10 a. Sunday School 9.45 a m.: Wor· try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. er service 7:30 a. m. Wedn<> League: 7 P m. Prep classes: i m. Sunday, Evangehsllc serv- sh1p service II a. m. and Luther day. I 730 B'bl St d ' Ices 7·30 S nday P m. Pr e mee1i g 7 30 un p. m. 1 • u Y. prayer , . . p. m. u . rayer p. ay r n . P. m. 'it. Jobn'!l Lutheran Church- Tbe United Methodist Churl'h . meeting. Other services by an- I Ashland Oil Products . serVIces Th'\rsday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; Young . Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun· Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI ·, nouncemenl. 1 Brown's Bottl.e Gas Mason BapUsl SWiday Seboof meeting, 7:30 P. m. Fnday. day School I0: 30 a. m. Paslor, kire, pastor. Church School al ADVENTIST I 240 Uncoln Sl Middleport 992·2550 992·2166 - O.A.V. Hall, corner Second Rutland Churcb ol God ~ev Joe h K 9·15 a m New Year's Day ' I' s olb 'd Pomeroy 0 ay f\. ven· p . . •• . s p ra1y . · · · ·: omeroy e\le ,and omeroy: Mason. Sponsored Rev . IJdVId Sheets, pastor. Sl. Paul'• Lutheran Cburcb- Divine worship at 10 30 a. m. , list Cburcb _ Mulberry Heights : by French C1ty Baptlsl Church Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan· s32 E • cond St p Sermon : "A Time ForDecis· 1Rd th 1 M · '1 . . 1· A!fill ted I'" 8 . y . _,e ., omeroy. ., nor o e1gs ll emor~a 11 . t' In GaII 1po 1 7 30 IS. a w., . ge" IC "''vice : oung s dl School 9 30 W . ion"' Mondav 7:45p. m. Chureh H ·t 1 p 1 F w G'fl d , Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. huln syerv·ce 10 . 4·5 a. mp., tor Oflicial Boa~d meeets. Wednes· l Robosp18 · 1a,s 01r, · A.' ·t 1Sor · i 'B.C. Rev,, ll. I. Pinson, pastor. People Wed sd p . s P 1 . a. m. as or, , er 1 un 1am. ss . erv. Su nday Scbool eveey . ..... .,....ay, ne 1y r,m meetmg J h K day 7 p m Choir Rehearsal · · s 1 d s bb h' • R Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service 1 1 " Ohio's OldfSt Dodge Dealer" ·3 p hi th S d ev. osep ray. I ' · · · · 1ce3 on a ur ay : p. m. reac ng serv1ces e 7:30 p. n:. alur ay. M . The Sacrament ol Ho ly Com· s h 1 l w h 3a aL Farm - Ind ustria! - Lawn & Garden ,fth Sunday of each monlll. etiiiJdLSt munion will be observed Sun- , coo; .~· m Ot> 'P p.m. Middlepor~ Ohio Tuppers Plain• Phone 667·3435 : MI. Moriah Baplisl Cborcb~piscopal Alfred Melbndlsl Cburcb - day, Jan. 8 aiiO :JO a.m. 1 lmttetl Brethren Corner ol Fourth and Main St., Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday ' j Eden United Brelhren Middleport Rev. Nyle Borden. Grace Episcopal Church School at 9:30, Lloyd Dilling- [ Nwwrene IChrisl Cburrb- Rev. Elden R. minister. Sunday School 8:30 a. Pomeroy-. The Rev. Richard er, Supt. Worship services at The Church ol lbe Nazarene Blake, pastor: Sunday SchMI : m. Arnold Richards, Supt. tO :JIJ MH. IMartPrln, Rectodr. SeSunday 110:15 with the Rev. Casto. CbChestelr -B.Rellv. HAer~leriSGrdate tO a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, I a. m. Morning Worship. orn ng ayer an rmon, Wednesday evening prayer ar 09 '" • ss un ay Supt.; Christian Endeavor, "Kentucky Fried Chicken" \ 10 30 8 9 30 Middleport, Ohio Naomi BapltSI Cbnreb : services at 7:15. School : a. m.; Morni!Ol p. m., classes for all. Song ser· • m. Pomeroy \ Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; WorFlalwoodo Melbodlsl Church Worship 11 a: m.; NYPS 6:15 vice 8 p. m., Preaching 8 20 p. ship II a. m.; Wednesday, 7 EU8 - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- p. m.; Everung Service, 7:30 m.; Mid· Week prayer meelin&, ~- m., Prayer servtce. Enterprise EUB Cbur<h ship service, 10 a. m., every p. m.; Midweek Prayer serv~ra l 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrt. Road - Rev. t1yde Hinton, Rev. Menzel Smitll, p.. tor. other Sunday, 7:15 p. m. Sun. pastor; Mrs. Edna Life, Supt. Mazie Holsinger, class leader. \ pa stor· Sunday School 9 30 a. Worship service 9:30 e. m.; sun. day School, 10 a. m., John Bai· 7' 30 ~- m. Wednesday. Lelart Falls United Bn!lbne•ll "Keepsake Diamond Rings• '\ m.: Ralph 'carl, Supt. Sunday dsy School 10:30 a. m. Youtb ley, SUpt. Middleport Cburcb of the Ia Cbrlsl Cburcb -James Mor· We Fill Ail Doctors P+ption.! Worship service 10:30 a. m. Fellowship 6 30 p. m.; Boys Forest Run Melhodlst cburcb arene - Rev. Oyde J. Bartlell, rison, pastor. Sunday School 312 E. Main Sl Pomeroy 992.2955 ilnd 7:30 p. m. alternately . m.; Evening service,< 7:30 p. -Sunday School 9 a. m., Mrs. Sunday School .9' 30 a. m.; 9:30 a. m. Preaching servic•"ll · Pomeroy Prayer meeting Wednesday at and Girls Fellowship, 6 30 p. Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- Mormng Worship 10 ' 30 a. m.; first and third Thursday 7:30 P. m. m.• 2nd and !th Sundays' Youth vice, 10 a m. Rev. Wendell NYPS Young People, S:4!i p.m.; 7:30 p. m. Secor.d and fourth Columbia Chapel - Worship Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Stuller, paster. EvangeltsUc meetillg 7~ 30 p.m.: (Continued On Page 8) ' 30 d eervire each Sunday, 9 15 a. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. Chester Melbotllst Cburcb - Prayer meetmg, Wed. · Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer I m.; Sunday School tO a. m.; Wednesday. Worship service at 9 a. m.; Pomeroy Church ol tho meeting ,.cona and fourth , Building Supplies and Millwork General Merchandise You!~ service 6 15 p. m. EvenSunday School at 10 a. m. arene - Rev. Kenneth Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and General Contracting Tuppers Plains lng Worship 7 p. m. each Sun- Momilll Slar EUB Cburcb Pearl Casto, paslor. Mrs. Waid pastor; Raymond and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 667.:3~80 Phone 992-3978 ~y: . Rev. Menzel Smllb, 'astor: Spencer, Supt. SUpt.; SUndsy School, 9:30 Prayer meeting every Wednes' Freedom Gospel Mission - SUnday School, D:4li a. ·• Roy Heatb Melhpdlst Cburcll, Rev. m. Mormng Wot'!!hip, 10:30 day at 7:30 p. m. Chri!Uan Enfla•han StivenviUe Rd.; 1.. Va~ Meter, Supt., E:arl Shuler, Ma> Donahue, pastor: Jack m. Evemng Service, 7 p. m.; deavor, second and fourth Suo;'. I Giu...IICamp, pa•lor: Roger Ass 1.; Morning worship, t0:45 BechUe, Church School Supl; Prayer meeUng, 7 p. m. day, 7,30 p. m. . '• ' . WHITE SEWING MACHINES Wilfoi'Q, Supt.. Sur.aay School, a m; Prayer meetWg, 7:30 P. Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Wor- nesday. ML Hermon Uniled Brelbrea Points and fi4rdware , .• · •Everything For the W0711M1 thot se,!,s• i~ a •.: Evaagellstie service, 7 ~· Thursday. Voulll Service, 10:30 a.m.: MethRacine Charcb of tile N,.. ill Cbrlsl Cbarcb -James Mor- , 83 MIU St Middleport 992-5320 Ph. 949-3273 Racine p, m. Prayer meetilll 7,30 7.30 p. m. Sunday. Youth FeUowsblp, 6 p.m.: !Irene - Sunday School rison pastor. Sunday School ' Tuead Board meeting, first a. m.; Sunday Worship 1'.30 'a. m. Preach'mg, llrs t m. • ay. Lourldge E:UB Cbarcb - Suoday of montb, 7:30 p.m.; a m.; Evening Service 7:30 M~•lon - 0 II v e Kov. Jack Young, pastor; . WSCS, sedond Monday ol m.: Mid-week Prayer third SWJdey, 7:30 p. m. Se«:oncl ll 11 a. missionary pastor; s,.n.'>y · Sebool 9:4!. B. m., month, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cil' 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. ~= •• BUICK PONTIAC OMC TRUCKS Mlllolloport ...•. tor . Ptayer service 9 31J a. rn ; eroy . Harrisonville Road -Ell· ( LAugsvtlle Post O!rice), ., BLAEnNAR·S ALL DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS HAS 25 MONTHS WAI!KANTY. no"""'· I Sta. Waeon Catalina. A Uttle roUJh Ill bodJ' but 1 cood runotnc car. "'Your lnsurence Pomeroy I •395 60 Pontiac DON MLILS BUD SIMPSON DICK KARR, JR. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING S995 LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla car hu power ateertDc. power brakea and ema &ood tlrtt. WI can &ladl,y teo fer you to the orlllnal owner of thll flnt ur. Ita top. In appearance ancf condition for the modtl Ill Tilt ov1tr arH of lho Modallloo 111tror 1111'11 lho otloct of palollallngiJ handottchtd j10oo wllh gold "' liiYfl' ltocory blooded lftlo • brtl· llenlly tlllfod, lleht coloiOII bacleround. w~1095 - - Now , r. . . TUNE IN '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM Sermons From Greet Eplaco~l Church, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN,' REctOit 31Ji .Maio SL, Pl Sunday servicea 11 a. m. DST. Wednesday meetlni 8 p. m. DST. Study room opeo Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:30 to 2:30 DST. Every!IDI wet- come. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. est· Main St. . P<lmeroy .. ·Bllppt/rl 'fllc. Church ofllour· Cholce \· . ' . • • ,..,. BOWERS DRIVHNN . RES'TAl:JRANl' '·; ._ ,, I.-Main St. . , . .. . ' ·' < ' ·' ~ N. Second Ave.'· Mlddlepo~ Oblo HOYT'S SOHIO:SERVICE Mornl"- Wonhlp 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • 10:~ ~ Sunday •• Phone 99~-348t Middleport · ' . 284 ' A ThoughiiVl AJll)l'lHIC,. Tllllellgfoul Pf'oblltnl. · RALL' S BEN FRANKliN . MEINERS. BAt<fRY ,\ . llilkM•'Of~'Bmd . '""'RUD.~ AIV.•'V&"' . .... . ._, .. <. _...(. ' "'· .. ' 110 Mecllanlc St. . .. ~ t .• - "'" " �I' I .., I -. ~·l;; . ( ' OF MEIGS COUNTY FOR 1967 J f. listed on this page and facing page are gifts offered by local merchants that go to the first baby born of Meigs County parents. Parents of chil· I dren born after midnight, Dec. 31, 1966, are asked to • send their name, addresses and doctor's report, to The Daily Sentinel not later than Jan. 6, 1967. RULES: 1. Winning baby must be born to parents, who are legal residents of Meigs County. 2. AU such babies are eligible. 3. Exact time of birth must be specified in written statement by attending physician, 4. Applications must be filed in this ?ffic~ by Jan. 6th, 1967 In case of tie. award will be d•stnbuted at diScretion of contest comm•ttee. 5. Prizes must be claimed by Jan. 31, 1967. I Prizes! Prizes! Prizes! • I·~ Pr1zes Our Gift For The Listed on this page and facing page are gifts off· First Ba.y ••• ered by local merchants that go to the first baby GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR PICTURE of BABY send their name, addresses and doctor's report, to The Daily Sentinel not later than Jan. 6, 1967. FROM Prizes' Prizes' Prizes'· GROVER'S STUDIO OHIO Will Receive A $25 Savings Bond From THE DAILY SENTINEL r .I ,..•.Gil Our Gift To Tile First Arrival ''" ,.,,.··~!~'· The Flrtt Blby Will Get A Poll Pa-rrot Baby Shoe L . ' -- SHOIITORI . FIYIIAWIII AREA'S FIRST GASOIJII F• The Fint BABY of '67 FOR A • BABY Of 1967 - Father Of Tl1e FirJI BABY-SCOOTA MOORE'S ------- POMEROY Pomeroy, Ohio -- · Our Gift - -· To The New r ~W'I STEAK HOUSE To The I OHIO CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENT DUDLEY'S ~ New YoriCCiothlng House 1 Middleport 59 N. Second a Congralllatlons Baby Of '67 Front ••• Off With A White Wash'N We1r HENRY-FRITZ ARROW SHIRT 1 HOMER-BEULAH .... Ewing Funeral Homewv 24121 '..' . 111011 COURT STIUT POMROY - ,. "WI£•·1-111111'111 ...." ,.. toUPCIII IIOil ,I . BABY NEEDS . ~~------I ... North ,, I .. I. .' . ·~ ··-·.•....... -·.. -~ -· ..·-· ..... " ,..... -.-·..•--· ---· --··.··-- .. ' ' ' ' It ls a: mw ;a 111$1_( Pie TO THE OUR GIFT Tt The FIIST BABY FIRST BABY Of Of Tht Ntw Year .. 1967 OUR GIFT IS A BABY GIFT CLOTHING SET PACKAGE OF DIAPERS DUTTON DRUG STORES, INC. ~.98 STIFFLER'S ! A OHIO Oil Gift To The rnt • II A••• B..yCalendar Bank & Baby Nite Light PAIR OF CHILD'S ·SHOES , POMEROY Is A... STUFFED ANIMAL litoncf Avenut sShoe Shop "' t.'Mi.r.n. •• ..... "'"to , p..t, .' t:z.w - r -r 'llleAnl's '11ST" For 1967 Of 1967 :BAKER FURNITURE t POMEROY RESTAURANT 0.8lfllo NIW YW FROM ... I ... ..,Cifi.OOYtOCnl I ) ... . ..., fO TH1 NRSI' BABY OP THI "' .-,. .. n. Pint ' TRAINING CHAIR ' ~~!!~. ___ To The Fint Blby of 1967 From GOESSLER JEWELRY ~ BAILEY'S Oklo ~- ~· 1967'1 ""' -' ., 'I; vnio FARMERS BANK lND . SAVINGS COMPANY A IIIII AT ' .C11h Blhr, Owner It Second Ave. MiddlepOtt rt I'CIIII1CIY. SPOON DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ' lWTLAHD ' A SILVER FEEDING MARY-BEN-DORIS- BOBBY ' Pomeroy National BaniC ~Gliwl, A$10.00 5ttings 4ctoul\t BAHR CLOTHIERS AREA'S A FREE MEAL FOR THE FATHER! 1967 WITH PROM ' I Of Tht First Home of Atrf1W Shim · Pomeroy, Ohio I -· : THE FATHER I Ohli ~· TO THE . OUR GWl' ISA ... CliP ARROW SHIRT ---~ ., ·------ Fint Arrival FIRST BAIY · WHITE P..-oy Will Receive THE A ~ ACCOUNT • cq OIPI' ' ------ Mro. Mllllrll Yo• Mllor FIRST BABY We'll lt1rt . RECEIVE offiJPtWir 1i. $10 SAVINGS The First Baby Of '67 00 We'll Start Of 1967 '"-:-c\.1( . ~'i: W. Mlilo St, Of 1967's :-------------a:------1 FATHER WILL PG,&,·1EROY FLOWER SHOP ... Lawn ~oulfry, farm , Till fiRST BABY'S A BABY PLANTER First lafay ~ WElKER'S ~ •~'k Htiii.V. "Mr." Gift For DAD !Must bo picked up bv J111111ory S\l FOODLAND or BARGAINLAND ' "ff~ss" 01' •• A TURKtv FROM ••. TINY'S Jl' RRST IABY Of BEADnFUL * Citizens National Bank I I ....... -.,i·J ,. . 1I 1 FATHER BABY IS A A $10 Savings Account '' ' , I( I ,. , ; ' ' ~ l'ciiWGj, OhiO ~,; -· ~.. SHIRT THE FIRST Wr af 1967 r Phone 992-2644 A Dudley's GIFT TO \ LiHie OHIO POMEROY The Fami~ Of 1967's A $10 CERTIFICATE TO BE USED AT nEE MIA1 TO THE FATHER Of 1967's Fint Baby P~Ohio OHIO .. . ~ FRANCIS FLORIST ' . :RT To The THE FABRIC SHOP POMEROY 118 E. MAIN The Family Of The FIRST BABY WILL REaiVE Will ;'Be IS OUR GIFT Baby Of '67 . HoYt'• Sohio service Ml' Our Gift $3.00 Gift Certificate FOR MATERIAL A BABY GIFT I THE L&Z SHOP Secord & Mill THE MOTHER OF 1967's NEW BABY WIU RECEIVI A WIU RECEIVI Our Gift '"• With Cut Flower IS OUR OIFf TO THE ONE CASE OF ----~-·-·----- Bur Novelty CAR i"'".W. WIH Glve -- ..,.. MIDDLEPORT ··----- WiUBt ... SUPER MARKET POJIIII'OY, Ohio I MOTHER OF THE FIRST BABY MARK V • POMEROY ........... .. From Your •••• . CRAPM:~ tJ.CANADAY To 11t, - CASE OF ,. KROGER MILK I • ·o ~OHIO ~ Rtcel¥11 A ' THE 10 The First Baby of '67 1967 tht ~point fitting program used iR POMEROY Our Gitt OP • Bring baby in whtn ready for his fim st... H• will bt flHtd by ~ --FiOin--- I uMR. or MISS" CERTIFICATE ~ A Pafr Of • nrrauNTJNG THI FIRST GIFT OF 1967 19671s \ ··~.~ born after midnight, Dec. 31, 1966, are asked to OR ITS PARENTS POMEROY . born of Meigs County parents. Parents of children P01111ror I I • . RUTLAND FURNilUR£ ~, Ohio ......... o. ' t , ., . 1- ., > ' . I ,, ' • I I �I' I .., I -. ~·l;; . ( ' OF MEIGS COUNTY FOR 1967 J f. listed on this page and facing page are gifts offered by local merchants that go to the first baby born of Meigs County parents. Parents of chil· I dren born after midnight, Dec. 31, 1966, are asked to • send their name, addresses and doctor's report, to The Daily Sentinel not later than Jan. 6, 1967. RULES: 1. Winning baby must be born to parents, who are legal residents of Meigs County. 2. AU such babies are eligible. 3. Exact time of birth must be specified in written statement by attending physician, 4. Applications must be filed in this ?ffic~ by Jan. 6th, 1967 In case of tie. award will be d•stnbuted at diScretion of contest comm•ttee. 5. Prizes must be claimed by Jan. 31, 1967. I Prizes! Prizes! Prizes! • I·~ Pr1zes Our Gift For The Listed on this page and facing page are gifts off· First Ba.y ••• ered by local merchants that go to the first baby GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR PICTURE of BABY send their name, addresses and doctor's report, to The Daily Sentinel not later than Jan. 6, 1967. FROM Prizes' Prizes' Prizes'· GROVER'S STUDIO OHIO Will Receive A $25 Savings Bond From THE DAILY SENTINEL r .I ,..•.Gil Our Gift To Tile First Arrival ''" ,.,,.··~!~'· The Flrtt Blby Will Get A Poll Pa-rrot Baby Shoe L . ' -- SHOIITORI . FIYIIAWIII AREA'S FIRST GASOIJII F• The Fint BABY of '67 FOR A • BABY Of 1967 - Father Of Tl1e FirJI BABY-SCOOTA MOORE'S ------- POMEROY Pomeroy, Ohio -- · Our Gift - -· To The New r ~W'I STEAK HOUSE To The I OHIO CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENT DUDLEY'S ~ New YoriCCiothlng House 1 Middleport 59 N. Second a Congralllatlons Baby Of '67 Front ••• Off With A White Wash'N We1r HENRY-FRITZ ARROW SHIRT 1 HOMER-BEULAH .... Ewing Funeral Homewv 24121 '..' . 111011 COURT STIUT POMROY - ,. "WI£•·1-111111'111 ...." ,.. toUPCIII IIOil ,I . BABY NEEDS . ~~------I ... North ,, I .. I. .' . ·~ ··-·.•....... -·.. -~ -· ..·-· ..... " ,..... -.-·..•--· ---· --··.··-- .. ' ' ' ' It ls a: mw ;a 111$1_( Pie TO THE OUR GIFT Tt The FIIST BABY FIRST BABY Of Of Tht Ntw Year .. 1967 OUR GIFT IS A BABY GIFT CLOTHING SET PACKAGE OF DIAPERS DUTTON DRUG STORES, INC. ~.98 STIFFLER'S ! A OHIO Oil Gift To The rnt • II A••• B..yCalendar Bank & Baby Nite Light PAIR OF CHILD'S ·SHOES , POMEROY Is A... STUFFED ANIMAL litoncf Avenut sShoe Shop "' t.'Mi.r.n. •• ..... "'"to , p..t, .' t:z.w - r -r 'llleAnl's '11ST" For 1967 Of 1967 :BAKER FURNITURE t POMEROY RESTAURANT 0.8lfllo NIW YW FROM ... I ... ..,Cifi.OOYtOCnl I ) ... . ..., fO TH1 NRSI' BABY OP THI "' .-,. .. n. Pint ' TRAINING CHAIR ' ~~!!~. ___ To The Fint Blby of 1967 From GOESSLER JEWELRY ~ BAILEY'S Oklo ~- ~· 1967'1 ""' -' ., 'I; vnio FARMERS BANK lND . SAVINGS COMPANY A IIIII AT ' .C11h Blhr, Owner It Second Ave. MiddlepOtt rt I'CIIII1CIY. SPOON DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ' lWTLAHD ' A SILVER FEEDING MARY-BEN-DORIS- BOBBY ' Pomeroy National BaniC ~Gliwl, A$10.00 5ttings 4ctoul\t BAHR CLOTHIERS AREA'S A FREE MEAL FOR THE FATHER! 1967 WITH PROM ' I Of Tht First Home of Atrf1W Shim · Pomeroy, Ohio I -· : THE FATHER I Ohli ~· TO THE . OUR GWl' ISA ... CliP ARROW SHIRT ---~ ., ·------ Fint Arrival FIRST BAIY · WHITE P..-oy Will Receive THE A ~ ACCOUNT • cq OIPI' ' ------ Mro. Mllllrll Yo• Mllor FIRST BABY We'll lt1rt . RECEIVE offiJPtWir 1i. $10 SAVINGS The First Baby Of '67 00 We'll Start Of 1967 '"-:-c\.1( . ~'i: W. Mlilo St, Of 1967's :-------------a:------1 FATHER WILL PG,&,·1EROY FLOWER SHOP ... Lawn ~oulfry, farm , Till fiRST BABY'S A BABY PLANTER First lafay ~ WElKER'S ~ •~'k Htiii.V. "Mr." Gift For DAD !Must bo picked up bv J111111ory S\l FOODLAND or BARGAINLAND ' "ff~ss" 01' •• A TURKtv FROM ••. TINY'S Jl' RRST IABY Of BEADnFUL * Citizens National Bank I I ....... -.,i·J ,. . 1I 1 FATHER BABY IS A A $10 Savings Account '' ' , I( I ,. , ; ' ' ~ l'ciiWGj, OhiO ~,; -· ~.. SHIRT THE FIRST Wr af 1967 r Phone 992-2644 A Dudley's GIFT TO \ LiHie OHIO POMEROY The Fami~ Of 1967's A $10 CERTIFICATE TO BE USED AT nEE MIA1 TO THE FATHER Of 1967's Fint Baby P~Ohio OHIO .. . ~ FRANCIS FLORIST ' . :RT To The THE FABRIC SHOP POMEROY 118 E. MAIN The Family Of The FIRST BABY WILL REaiVE Will ;'Be IS OUR GIFT Baby Of '67 . HoYt'• Sohio service Ml' Our Gift $3.00 Gift Certificate FOR MATERIAL A BABY GIFT I THE L&Z SHOP Secord & Mill THE MOTHER OF 1967's NEW BABY WIU RECEIVI A WIU RECEIVI Our Gift '"• With Cut Flower IS OUR OIFf TO THE ONE CASE OF ----~-·-·----- Bur Novelty CAR i"'".W. WIH Glve -- ..,.. MIDDLEPORT ··----- WiUBt ... SUPER MARKET POJIIII'OY, Ohio I MOTHER OF THE FIRST BABY MARK V • POMEROY ........... .. From Your •••• . CRAPM:~ tJ.CANADAY To 11t, - CASE OF ,. KROGER MILK I • ·o ~OHIO ~ Rtcel¥11 A ' THE 10 The First Baby of '67 1967 tht ~point fitting program used iR POMEROY Our Gitt OP • Bring baby in whtn ready for his fim st... H• will bt flHtd by ~ --FiOin--- I uMR. or MISS" CERTIFICATE ~ A Pafr Of • nrrauNTJNG THI FIRST GIFT OF 1967 19671s \ ··~.~ born after midnight, Dec. 31, 1966, are asked to OR ITS PARENTS POMEROY . born of Meigs County parents. Parents of children P01111ror I I • . RUTLAND FURNilUR£ ~, Ohio ......... o. ' t , ., . 1- ., > ' . I ,, ' • I I �'. ' ' '' ' tra Cash The·Want Ad Way ·a .usiness Servic~s · Sentinel, Dec. 30, 1966 2 Pomerov Motor Co. CJIII QUAliTY 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ~ Notice Authorlud Dialer For 1 WILL NOT be responsible lor any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. 1 Stanley D. Gibbs, Mason, W. Va. 12 28 3lC CHORE BOY . ~ Now Only $1295 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_:___ Reduced Ia $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white · over tur- KAT81 "''' w•al .t.11 lefWICI • ~ ........ llfucll- ........... ~1nn..vno c...,.. 611 fttltl n C'"" ~' -ro ,., ,..,... C... It per HCUIIP IDHrf..fll ~lilt DltcOUftt • Hie . . .... o~ aCit n•A. ...10 . . NUl\, _ ...~.-.~"'·· c••a .. Itl • .u 11 .2~ ,... to _ _.. "''"'rMI"' •:M A M; . . 11/r~U'I I:JI ... t;Ofl "" 4. M 11M ,.DOll lf'l 10' • • .., OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO ll't.ACI A IIE!IU .. I P•OOUCUIIll W4111'1 AP PHONE WY 2-2156 mowers, SPECIAL fmlsh. radio and beater. ......,... M g•ll'l' ICII 2 Dr Deluxe model. U>eal}y owned and low: nuelage bt or· lJinai owner. Spotless. clean interior, beautiful dark: lue Pomeroy Motor ,Co. o'"'Ct .. ov•s discs, is now under one roof at I :::::Bus::::ln::MI::n::::Se=rv:l:c:e:l::; Laurel CUff School House I; on Slate Route 124 and new Rt 1 by·pa~, open daily at 12 noon. Jim AHams and Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tic ON 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, Wos $1495 Reduced to $1395 N.lt .. ftCI .... _ . lc Plows, Adams and Stanley Auction ll,992=·5,1,0J=,;,""::= · "'P:"ome=r,•,;Y House and Trading Post!"' quoi.se finlsh.'Vs. utomatic, Radio and Heater II MILK1NGtjQUIPMENT eUSED BARGAIN BUYSe Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE spreaders, tractors, chain PIANO TUning, school, chureh, saws and bulk tanks.. home. Ph. Lane Daniels, 992-l FULTON-THOMPSON 5509 around 8 a. m. 12 21 IZlc TRACtOR ·SALES Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Powerglide. Don't wait till Chri6tmas. Buy today. .. '• Business Sentices !!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ READY -MIX concrete <leU vel" il HARLEY DAVIDSON 'MOTORCYCLES HOftDA SIJJS & SERVICE M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT B1 ONI DF '"ll NIC:Ii~l PtOt"'-lii::l GALL Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy ---~-~ TRACTOR HospitaJ News OVERHAULS 1 UNICO SNOW TIRES I Have your tractor overhaul· ed now al a big savings. We are running a special on traetor overhauls for the Winter montlul. Have your tractor ready to go to work when spring comes and save down time. • \r,. !.... 1_ '_ ,· ·:;.,_· ~ NEXT TIME-· AN' DANCE AROUND THIS·A · WAY , ,,, Rawlings Honda Sales WY J-2151 MIDDLEPORt OHID Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. llU T. MeN, vJE -AFTE.R PltOMtSl!.P RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF Jm Now Rolllalarlhoi YOUR DIRTY CAR e Cor e Truck e Hooter Care e Bullda10r e Any Type FOR ONLY !'UNI<fR WITH COCk:'ITOOj.S GUARVS ZEROED' IN ON ITS E'XtT SHAFT. 'i>APJ'£ 1-iAWI<JNS DA'i!! TO KEEP H IM UNTIL HIS 50( BE PROUD OF Holzer llospitah -:- v;~i!~t;:ll A CLEAN CAR C:ard of Th~nkt F R For Sale hours 2-4 and 1-8 p.m. P U-DRIVE·THRU or ent Ready-MiJ: Co., Mlddleport, only on Pediatrics Ward. CAR WASH ~!RS, LEE RDUSH an~ Iamay , , t Ollio. 6 SO tfo THE BIGGEST SALE AdmllsioM ..:. Mrs. fl. Dean ii~W;Y;,;2;·2~1~96~,;M::;Id;:d:;;';:•oo;;rt;. ,;od 1..,="""""'"""""""'""'""'~ wish to express their sincere 1 3 ROOM furmshed aparlm~ · Jones, lllO Teodora Ave,; Mrs.!' AIR CONDmONING Clanks to Dr. Davis and his\ M&G Food _Mkt., three I'n~es Jerry W. Bradley, 1030 Shrewsbury, Ironton: atien service. Jack's Refrig· 'taff of nurses the Pomero" ; south of Middleport. Rt. . Ave.; Mallonee . Renee K?.~:~j J. Carter, Coa; Gro¥e ; Mrs. s • Jl 12·303•p eration, New Haven. Pbone 1 Emergency Squad, Lhe p::1~l - , __ _____ _-·- - ·- --~ son, 291 Jackson Pike; C Hurlen ·Ferley, Ashland, Ky.; TU 2-3537. 4 6 tfc bearers, relatives and friends 6 ROOMS and bath; 170 Mul- l Jo Wright, 1804 Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Nigal Rice, Ashland, Ky.; eWURltTZER AT THE BEST PRICES HEATING, PLUMBING;-RUral icir ·their sympaihv. k i ~~ d-1 berrv, Ave. Ph . .992-2431 before I~ PHONE 992-2176 Mrs. Fred Facemire, RL 2 Carl N. Hilgenberg, Rock • e8A~DWIN Doxot Bottle Gas. Arnnld POMEROY ness and floral offe-r111gs. tilt' : 9 a. 111. or aflf'r· S p. m. Avail- 1 670 77Sx15 Nylon Bltck, OHIO lipolis; Mrs. Donald T. Camp; Brett A Kaminsky, Oak ond OTHER FAMOU& Rev . Marcus Tmugh ar.d the, able after Jt.~n . 6. i tube type, 4 ply ·- - 16.10 Brothers, 618 E. MaiD SL, i'' RL 2 Vinton; Mrs. James Hill. , plus tax BRANDS by Pomeroy. 9 ll2 Uc I Fogleson~ F'uneral ~wme at 12 29 tfc I Hensley, Rt. 1 Ewington: Mrs, Births Mrs. Charles W. listing your £inn's services in the death of my husband anlll -MODI:(i{N - fllrni shrd- first flour 600x 13 tubellt!Ss Nylon Whitt Charles W. Kuhn, Northup; Sheets, Rio Grande, daughler, 4 pJy _ _ _ 18.45 plus tax 1230 It " Auto SlleS the Daily Sentinel's Business d d D our ear a · P 1 efficiency apartment m 1 .. Service column. 10 10 ~ ra W. Smith, Rt. 2 Bidwell: 10:20 p,m. Wednesday; Mrs. · ALL SIZES AT SIMILAR _ _ ___:-c:-c:-· - ; - I dl cporl Ph. 992<lll74, Jerry W, Bradley, 103!J Second Mrs. CarroII F . LOWER PRICES AT, .. 1949 O.Sola, good condi!ion and 1 CUSTOM butchering, will buy Crown City; Mrs. Loot and Found ' 12 14 Ave. ; daughter, lO:lO •Factary Tr1lntd hrYIW' 1 • , very clean. Can be seen at , hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. C. Wallis, Gallipolis Ferry ; Thursday; Mrs. H, Dean Jorle>,ll PHONE 22 JACKSON, 0. POMEROY : Don'o Barber Shop, Racine, · 11 1 ric LOST - Reward for lo sl dog, TKAIU:H. Brown's ven B. Jarvis, Pt. Pleasant; 1110 Teodora Ave., son, ~,:f:ll;:::::::::; Park, tl-· 1 inersv ille, 0 . Ph. 992• OhiB. 12 30 3k AUCI'lON-a black and tan fox huund . Mrs, William G. a.m. Thursday: Mrs. James 2 ~ tf 997·2181 ....., 1 Answers to namr " l{ock ." 3J2t "' c 1 • 1961 CORVAIR, 2 door, four CompleiO Service Pt. Pleasant: Frank M. F'ugate, Hensley, RL I Ewington, Lost neal Bw·k's Lake. Rt. 33. 6.. n.00!.1 house and bialh, . fur. e speed, bucket seats, good Diu Bradford Pomeroy; John A Bryan, i 5:15 p,m, Thursday. Phone !i!JZ 7105, . • 12 28 6tp na ce and gar<.~ge , 255 W. Main 1,=,.Su,;p,•,.•,S•,•,.•i,ce=St.,•t,io"n""'""'l condition. Price $500. Phone Wrtte, Proae or Ceatal'C dlepori; Arthur C. Gibson, Rt. Discharges - Mrs. 1 St., Pome~ny. 0 Ph 992- 1' 992-7100. 12 28 Jlp A. ~. 811ADFIJKD 2 Albany; Jasper H. Grate, Bare, Larry K. Barnette, 26@ or ~!IZ:!% i l2 5 LUSTRE FOAM's exclusive .;;:~:=.C::---;;::-:::::--m:-::::'.: 1 Raclae, Olllo H~h Wanted J. Middleport; Kevin M. Curtis, gil E. Blackwood, John .or brightening , formula will 1~ FORD Station Wagon 1 1 11c - - - .· 'J- ROOM furnistlt'd. make your carpet! look CoWltry Sedan, .one owner, c,:---:-:-:,., _ _ ___,.;:_:_::::.._ Jackson; Donley E. Strong, Joseph Blake, Mrs. Paul E. C, Burke, Mrs. Anthony W. CI<!V·II L." YOUT and (ur) l1t i.lp m~. u and 1 ruum lu rm~lwd apartElectrtr~'c~bel~~~~: ! od r e R&H T'Vlwer Sl:WING mactnnea. repalr ser- Wilkesville; Mrs. Geor~e 11 ew again. i b 1 enger, Oma J, Cook, Mrs. Wilgo rr s, od ' d"l "'v PI · vic~, I"Y • ~·· !ur :- t r~Jc l ur~ l sJr(' a rJ L"<h-· · ml'n1. Adult s. Re fl" rt'nces . pooer rental $1. ... . aU m··•e•. ..A •• ...._... 1 on. , • ggz. steering, go con l . 1 The l' abrlt Shop, Pomeroy FOR YOUR S I .ng ~ hop. Midwe~ l tee . _.or-1 ' Mulbefry Avr ., Pomerny, Hd · p 0 2-2 86 er! Caruthers, Sr., of Middle- liam J. Cox, Mrs. Willard G. 1 3346 992 99 .12 28 tfc : Authurized Singer sales and port. He will return 1o FL. Di~, Cox, Harry E. Galliher, Mrs. jiOrtHion , Pomr·ro~'l' huiiE, 6698. 12 8 ttc ! we., omeroy, ,12 29 " or Robert L. Hodges, Peter Krau~ fl9J.3285. code no. til4 . i ROOM un fufnhh ed apartment NE """'00 h-- :Service. . J 29 ttc New Jersey en January 1. 12 30 ·~rc 1 ONE w ....,.,. c am lnsur•nl.;.;;;;;.~~...:...:.=..;==o; I etter, Pearl n. Marcum, Mrs. · - -- - - - , , ' . ___ :___ ! ill Pomeroy, Ph. 9Yz.5:!115. for $125,00. !52 Butternut - -Harley R. McCully, James G. OES K, CLERK wan ted, mole, : It 16 tic Pomeroy. 12 29 6tp GET A quotation from REU· I Price. Kathryn Riebel, inquire al Ohio Hotel, Mid-: TRAILER space on Brownell 1966 SINGER ~ F-.~,:~ly~-,·.~::.t TER INSURANCE AGENCY ' Paul H. Shaner, Mrs. Ch~~::ll I d t Ph • m ped to zig zag, . INC: before renewing your I dleport, 0. 12 28 fitq . A~~-. Mid l~por. auto in:mrance. We may be : A, Stiverson, Sharon L. e Transistor Batteries . i_ 26_'25, _ _ _ _ _ -- ~::t~Uc fancy design, bultonhole, art and Mrs. Larry C. Drllffi· II New Yl.!ars able to save· you money. mond and infant daughter, eFiashlight Batteries ,• FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ For quick sale, $42 or , 8 2· tic OfeSt men!, lurnace heat, , Middle- payments $6 each. Ph, - -- - - e Lantern Botterles port, 0 . Ph. 992-3874. 2685. 12 29 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been v GIRL I 28 f · · cance0ed1 Lo!lt your opera!· \ COLUMBUS UP! I Bo e BotloriH o or . It t c ll~E PLf:ASURE pony cart, or's Ucense? caJI WY 2-2966. Stale Parks Division today :3 ROOM furni sh~d·-~;partment j practically new. Ph. 992-2215. a l5 Uc closed plans for a $j mi liion In ·Rutland on Main e Photo Flash SlrHI & College Ave. I in Middleport. near shoppm g 12 28 3tc ---:-.,--'--::--::--:---1 creation lodge in th~ Si1awnee Botltries ·Earn Money and Prites area. Also • 1-2 bedroom 1 -Real Estate For Sale Slate Forest ncar Portsmouth, WEDNESDAY All Nationally Delivering The Daily I hou se Jrai ler, Ph, 992-3346 aft- ·- - ----· --!lOUSE on 464 South - 4-th- S-t , ··we have definitely THE MIDDLEPORT Llleral'l' II Sentinel I<> established 1 12 28 tfc Hanna line , t as Advertised Brands , er 5 p. m. Middleuort, 0 ,, $6 .800. Can be to go i:l hea d Wl·th Jh e proJec Club will meet Wednesday, Route ,, FUUH ROOM furniShed ·-· TRAVEL TRAILERS ' ih' 1 f lh Oh' R' er ValaparL ' (Qu•lity Built) bought wiLh sma ll down pay- Js !Jar o e JO IV I 26 at !he home el Mrs. Har'old ll I menl WY t-3658. t 14 tic 1 1967 Models In Stock n.1 cnt, balanc·e like rent. Ct~ll ley is a nalior.al to.urist CALL 992-2156 sauer . Leading Cteeek 1 ·-- ·-- ·--· -... - hed . · -Vallry Lumher & SuJ>J>ly co., tion ," said Division Chief The program will be given , - ·ROUSH & LYONS · · J I' bh 1 I FURNISHED and unfurnis 0 z, Middleporl, 0, 992-2109. vm , ,e Mr.s. James Euler and _ apartments. Close to o<hool. CAMPING TRAILERS 12 30 9k The lodge would be built on , Ben Philson with reviews Roses, Camellias, Wanted _P_ bo_ne-~434. 10 18 lfc Horton St. Mason, w. Ya. -~-- --- -· a site about eight miles w~st ''Aldous Huxley" and ''The -==========, fol S~la l75 ACRE farm, bouse wilb 9 of Portsmouth which Mlddloport Spenders.''. Carnations, .. I ---~ ~"APACHE.: rooms and bath. cellar, cellar conto:ns the 28-acre Ro<~>evell ll MACHINISTS ' CLOVER HAY, dean , nevEr - .... '"..... ....... house, 2 large barns, - free Lake and camping· and PIPE FITTERS b 1 1 ALL NEW FOR 1'167 2 farm ponds, ,Jmmedl . <Jrcas. Gardenias, Orchids FLAMl CUTTERS : wet, <;; quare a es. ,\ S!t oat , {67 Aptche M•r•d•l gas, WELDERS IIH!ty.· Phone 7~2-58aO . 21 Feet Long ate etccupancy. Pearl Wil- State Natural Resources LAYOUT MEN n 30 6\c 1967 Ap1chn Due Dec. 10 llam_,, 99:2-2318 or 992-2681. rector Fred E. Morr said the up STEEL FABRICATORS ===~-c-c--·-11.:=:========-' JO The standard rate for men :POTATOES, get yoUr wtnte_r I'· proJect could be star.tC'd in .a experiencE'd in the a ~o\'e j potal~Jes while they last. year. h~~;ofications is $3J5 , P<~ 1 Clarence Proffitt, Portland, . App.ly In person , Mond a,.y ~ 0. Ph. &43-2254. 10 30 tic ~ ON FURLOUGH IIERE through Friday, 8 am . .'1il4 1- -- - · - · - - ACROS!'J l.Ortenlal 23. RevoluPvt. Robert Caruthers is p.m., or phone collecL : 1966 VACUUM CLEANER, out 1. Entry \n a nurse 59 N. 2nd Ave. Uonof spending a t> day furiO\Igh with (419) 691·2475 , of layaway, tank type wit h hal'ne.\IM 3. Caution ' ROrta WY2-5560 1. Betore 24. Si.a. AMERICAN SHIP ' all cleaning attachments. Onrate his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rol>5.Preporlion BUILDING CO. I 6. Fish 1ipears mue ly 4 payments of $5.41. F. uII 11. Be('tle fl. Breach. m en2245 Front• St. I wa rrant y. Ph. 992-2685. lf#..llil1e 7, Monkey. sure Toledo, Ohio ed rigbt to your projecL Fasl and easy. Free e~:,:' ':; PbOoo 1192-3284, - - ---,,--:-- : - - j · . KEEP ~ORE GUARD UP §mallest Heater Core. BLAEnNARS ·, OftK RAWLINGS BLAEnNARS P'rom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe ;· ~;;. .- KEITH GOBlE FORD , ~ ':; .;tra nqe.1 PIANOS Meigs Equipment Co. l a;ar:t eut an~t h•nq on it ! MAKEMOaE b IF.II I Ml!l!'l HI'.V, E:EK, WHE.IIl ARE 'Jt)lJ GEtmJG UP? e, IT'S AlMOST HOWIE SCHN~IDEit !()A~.: ME: UP. AROOIIID HI>LF ·PAST IJ(W YEAR'S EV.:, ALREI\DY! DICK iRACY MARCH! Y:JU R 515TER lOOKeD Voi<Y PRoTTY TO· NIGHT• ~~Lv?) t::-~-41 ' 1 SWafi kL0dge Planned I·n .....=--==="'-"==, _ WANJE D s·hawnee F. I ( BATTERY NEEDS CORSAGES For · Parties and Dances .L JIIIICKLES AND HIS FltiENDI . , r. :....::; H., SOCIAL •' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CAI .F.Nll~R I DAILy _, 6A'r~: GPOI..,'r Cl 0 THC:S: fiQ;:: J~.h.T A . I THAl ~ Dt;U Mu,:s or; P:I'=L!C DUN'P i I . / ., . r r . ' --- - . . uo (;_!- - -::::::. -· '. i I - - -':'. UJ~I!:Q~~ 1701-:' ~Q(1(1 l?E~ I Y(}IJ CtU. 1-.'HCI.T ViOIJU) I ..~ 'i' 1 /-· j PI,..: VIrl~<; H~':, joJ 0:£:,\~11 ;,_,.<- " :, _ ' · - I ._ I -.::::_<,-j( I - - - ;- II 'I ABBIE AND SLA 1 ·Dudley's CROSSWORD .' . I' $3.00 . 3tfc YDU G~OULD H~V[ t;T•W ED If-\ OUT oc T• <~ DQIZ?LE I YOU 'i: TILL £1"-AELL llkl:: A 'OKUNKI WERNER · Radio& T.V. "==========:'[ By HAROLD GRAY By RAEBURN VAN BUREN SUPI>!NL't'•.• l'J\'1 ,.t.FM!D I j(.IT.'.' I'Ve BOT A CASE or: 1Hl SHAKiS .' at1dg~wish~ tor all f"- An equal opportunity ' 12 29 tfc L,===',m,;,p;,lo;,y',,r.,.,==~ 1-M-IL_L_IoNS- or -ruiS- have bee~ ~ like 8. White l3.J>roof- ~~~~r'B HoWle !6. PinHCPOUI! tree 28. Skip cleaned with Blue Lustre. It 's H. Hairydog J:J . D"}finite 1t, Shread u alone l 'rNUrda7'• An.-u L R 1 COON, Ex. L. ., $1. 75, ats, America's finest. . Rent elecartic le :'17 . Recline 1 o. Battle plan 29. Thln Ex. · LL., $120.~ Skunk. Ex.~ tric shampoor $1. Pomeroy l lB. P ronoun lT.Farm cu•hlon 3lt.~ebes ox L.L. , $1.00 . St. 7;,r, Mmk , Ex. Cement Block Co., Pomeroy . I& Medieval vehicle 34.Cutoffln 40. vel L.L., $7.00 F. $3 25, Oppos- 11 tale 19. Sk• tumor Ulin layet1 41. V.icw~ 12 28 fitc I 19. Va lul' 20.Pai r 35.Sloplng43.Lair 0 " I L sum, Ex . L... 50c . V'Ct' , _ nd - I d t 2t.F.ve res t,for 22 Valise roadway• 45.Grampua Tr ., 6c lb. BI II Balley,,IYOU II SAVED st ave r:., , >1o;:""IT'r."'"''7:V"""'_,.,,_.,....,.::-t h.d I es, l II a K .oq t' onf:abbr", ,.. IB IQ llo Box 14, Red 'II . 0 wa o wa carpe. eep 22,C,nrun ' 1'- I~ I~ ,. ,, ,. e SVl e, 12 , 22 l''l new wilh Hlue Lustre. Rent 25. Word ot h:-++-1-f-~~,.f--lf-f-+-l 1 ~ c electric shampooer $l. Baker I 26 Pdisgust ~ ---~....,.--=:--.,--I , M 'ddl l · a y}'fl ellt ~1-++--1--l urmlure, 1 epor . 27. Promising-: 11~ 12 28 stc ' 'o mp, L;-f-f-l>z;ifrlf,41~;of-t-t'"1 _ _Ta _ B _u,!.y_ - _W_•_n_ted l::c==;;-:= = ::-:---:=::-:: 30. Slllchblrd I'· ,. I V.I. LATE MODEL junk cars, Also UUUG~l PRICE!> lurntlure u. 31. Prcpo•illo• a 2 bedroom huu sc \railrr. oor third floor budget shop. 32. Bohemian~~ [to ~ 1~1 M&G Food Mkt. 3 miles Baker Furntture, Middleport 33 ~:·· F' I" 1//, F::l,: Ohio. 11 12 tfc 'de-llm'' r// south ,af M1'ddl eport, nnl. 1, ,.. 14 31 31" HOUS8 coal gravel for dnve- 3< . Came " I'" .,,+-+-1-1 36 · Mo.ke ·11' d 1· PI 992 y /JIM. I way . WI e 1ver I. -~ watertight [lD ~I" Y// ,.. WANTED TO ~UY - Boat >nd ' 7286. . :18. sun god A--1-~l~-l?h;f;%t~ motor. P!':_66~:3Q3~~ 21 6tp 12-t>-JOip ~~. ~~~~""" ~'t--lrnh;::-1--1lm~ 01 ~ GOOD, clean, lump, egg and H . Cash '" f01" I ~ COPPER H., 2flc lb.; Erass. oil treated stoker coaJ. Pea. 1 46. omtment ~,...., red,_ l8c lb., yellow, 16<: lb.; cock Coal Co., 1 block from l ::.· ~:;~snam~ ~":::4-f-+--1f-l"~~;f--lf-f-+-l RadiStor~. lfic lb.; Ballenes, traffic light in Cheshire, 0. 49. I..arge.4" V%: 41 1 $1.15 ea.~ clean No. I iron. Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 Uc amount ·..a V/. '" Bill Bailey, P , 0 . !l<Jx 14, DOWN v,r, R eds ill 0 l2 ' ' 12tt 1961 LOW BOY STEREO -Jus! l , Ag•e•ment 1 e v e, , __ _ - ·taken m, has AM & FM Ster. DAILY CB\'l'TOQUOTE- Here'o bow &o work It: STANDING limber In Ohio eo radio 4 speed automatic A x 'I D L B A A X a or West Virg1nia, or old changer. 'Take over payt• L oN o F E t. L 0 W ~arms ~ith Umber. Marion ments or $6.42 per month or One letter simply standa !w another. In thls sample Abused Reynolds, BoJ 77, Syracuse. pay balance due $118.4E. Try for the Utree L's, X tor the two 0'1, et.c . Single letters, &pol• 0. 9 l8 Ur~tp_ il in your home. Call 99 2. trophios, the tcngtlt nnd formation ot the wordl are all hlnta. Each day' the code letten are different. iimolovment Wanted 3216. 12 28 6te '1 USED CARS IF '/00 WILL FOLLOI.tl ME, 'IOU UILL B€ INVINCIIiLE!TilEI1E IS NOTHING TAAT CAN STOP US! NOT!liNG! NOTHING! YEAR'S' END WINNIE WINKLE 'I TELL THEM TO DE~IT MY PAV IN T~E BANK. I'LL U5E IT Sl-OP WITI-I W'HEN I.MON l r.' I 1 I , " r... 1"" I"' - By BRANNER m SYNDICATED CARTOON NOW RUI\INING ON THE MOON. eNO REASONABLE OFFER TURNED . -- YOUNG man 'OUI of high school ,SINGER - Late model Singer Interested in electronics. l52 sewing machine, thts machme Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . equipped to siz zag, darn, 12 29 6tp make buttonholes, has lovely ---~...,...- · -· walnut console. Take over For S1le or Rent payments of $5.51 per munlh f ROOM house, 3 bedrooms. or pay balance due· $66,22, Ill bath$. Ph. !J92.25110. Try it in your home, Call 11 25 ttc ,992-3218. 12 28 6tc L s R zo A <Jrn>t<..- QaoiGUoa E J >< J u o 1 Q R o ~ L Y z E z •X u E z D L Z m W S z. LY D J LY Z I LY D L 1 sLY x J u p J SK .-B s V 'Z BL , \I B z ZJ z J s v..to....y'o Crypt-: WHAT 18 THE FAME OF ~N COXPARED TO TliErR HAPPmESS?-WA.LPOLm ,. 1988, hi' J'elturtl IJ)'Q41catt, lac:.) ' DOWN e SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY e6,000 MILES OR 6 MO'S WARRANTY ON ALL LATE MODELS 30 Used Cars &·Trucks _To Choose From END-OF-YEAR SPECIAL! 1Q60 CHEV Convertible .. / .} By RALPH HEIMDAHL I SS95 ~AYEN' T ~A D AS M UC~ F U N WI'T I-l T~ i S S\NCE. WE WENT 10 ~H!:: 6EACH LAST SUMti'\F.I<. ~ I J . "' eBE SURE TO SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL eON THE SPOT FINANCING l'ou Jllwags Pagf.eu Jlt · KEIT.H GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middleport aa·s. Sec9rid Ave: · ~·' ', .r.. '.,,,.t' f ., _,I we're wronc If'i,"· tN>e£?·-!..~u.•/ ........ ·' 'r ' , '' ~ \' ' • �'. ' ' '' ' tra Cash The·Want Ad Way ·a .usiness Servic~s · Sentinel, Dec. 30, 1966 2 Pomerov Motor Co. CJIII QUAliTY 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ~ Notice Authorlud Dialer For 1 WILL NOT be responsible lor any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. 1 Stanley D. Gibbs, Mason, W. Va. 12 28 3lC CHORE BOY . ~ Now Only $1295 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_:___ Reduced Ia $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white · over tur- KAT81 "''' w•al .t.11 lefWICI • ~ ........ llfucll- ........... ~1nn..vno c...,.. 611 fttltl n C'"" ~' -ro ,., ,..,... C... It per HCUIIP IDHrf..fll ~lilt DltcOUftt • Hie . . .... o~ aCit n•A. ...10 . . NUl\, _ ...~.-.~"'·· c••a .. Itl • .u 11 .2~ ,... to _ _.. "''"'rMI"' •:M A M; . . 11/r~U'I I:JI ... t;Ofl "" 4. M 11M ,.DOll lf'l 10' • • .., OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO ll't.ACI A IIE!IU .. I P•OOUCUIIll W4111'1 AP PHONE WY 2-2156 mowers, SPECIAL fmlsh. radio and beater. ......,... M g•ll'l' ICII 2 Dr Deluxe model. U>eal}y owned and low: nuelage bt or· lJinai owner. Spotless. clean interior, beautiful dark: lue Pomeroy Motor ,Co. o'"'Ct .. ov•s discs, is now under one roof at I :::::Bus::::ln::MI::n::::Se=rv:l:c:e:l::; Laurel CUff School House I; on Slate Route 124 and new Rt 1 by·pa~, open daily at 12 noon. Jim AHams and Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tic ON 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, Wos $1495 Reduced to $1395 N.lt .. ftCI .... _ . lc Plows, Adams and Stanley Auction ll,992=·5,1,0J=,;,""::= · "'P:"ome=r,•,;Y House and Trading Post!"' quoi.se finlsh.'Vs. utomatic, Radio and Heater II MILK1NGtjQUIPMENT eUSED BARGAIN BUYSe Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE spreaders, tractors, chain PIANO TUning, school, chureh, saws and bulk tanks.. home. Ph. Lane Daniels, 992-l FULTON-THOMPSON 5509 around 8 a. m. 12 21 IZlc TRACtOR ·SALES Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Powerglide. Don't wait till Chri6tmas. Buy today. .. '• Business Sentices !!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ READY -MIX concrete <leU vel" il HARLEY DAVIDSON 'MOTORCYCLES HOftDA SIJJS & SERVICE M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT B1 ONI DF '"ll NIC:Ii~l PtOt"'-lii::l GALL Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy ---~-~ TRACTOR HospitaJ News OVERHAULS 1 UNICO SNOW TIRES I Have your tractor overhaul· ed now al a big savings. We are running a special on traetor overhauls for the Winter montlul. Have your tractor ready to go to work when spring comes and save down time. • \r,. !.... 1_ '_ ,· ·:;.,_· ~ NEXT TIME-· AN' DANCE AROUND THIS·A · WAY , ,,, Rawlings Honda Sales WY J-2151 MIDDLEPORt OHID Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. llU T. MeN, vJE -AFTE.R PltOMtSl!.P RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF Jm Now Rolllalarlhoi YOUR DIRTY CAR e Cor e Truck e Hooter Care e Bullda10r e Any Type FOR ONLY !'UNI<fR WITH COCk:'ITOOj.S GUARVS ZEROED' IN ON ITS E'XtT SHAFT. 'i>APJ'£ 1-iAWI<JNS DA'i!! TO KEEP H IM UNTIL HIS 50( BE PROUD OF Holzer llospitah -:- v;~i!~t;:ll A CLEAN CAR C:ard of Th~nkt F R For Sale hours 2-4 and 1-8 p.m. P U-DRIVE·THRU or ent Ready-MiJ: Co., Mlddleport, only on Pediatrics Ward. CAR WASH ~!RS, LEE RDUSH an~ Iamay , , t Ollio. 6 SO tfo THE BIGGEST SALE AdmllsioM ..:. Mrs. fl. Dean ii~W;Y;,;2;·2~1~96~,;M::;Id;:d:;;';:•oo;;rt;. ,;od 1..,="""""'"""""""'""'""'~ wish to express their sincere 1 3 ROOM furmshed aparlm~ · Jones, lllO Teodora Ave,; Mrs.!' AIR CONDmONING Clanks to Dr. Davis and his\ M&G Food _Mkt., three I'n~es Jerry W. Bradley, 1030 Shrewsbury, Ironton: atien service. Jack's Refrig· 'taff of nurses the Pomero" ; south of Middleport. Rt. . Ave.; Mallonee . Renee K?.~:~j J. Carter, Coa; Gro¥e ; Mrs. s • Jl 12·303•p eration, New Haven. Pbone 1 Emergency Squad, Lhe p::1~l - , __ _____ _-·- - ·- --~ son, 291 Jackson Pike; C Hurlen ·Ferley, Ashland, Ky.; TU 2-3537. 4 6 tfc bearers, relatives and friends 6 ROOMS and bath; 170 Mul- l Jo Wright, 1804 Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Nigal Rice, Ashland, Ky.; eWURltTZER AT THE BEST PRICES HEATING, PLUMBING;-RUral icir ·their sympaihv. k i ~~ d-1 berrv, Ave. Ph . .992-2431 before I~ PHONE 992-2176 Mrs. Fred Facemire, RL 2 Carl N. Hilgenberg, Rock • e8A~DWIN Doxot Bottle Gas. Arnnld POMEROY ness and floral offe-r111gs. tilt' : 9 a. 111. or aflf'r· S p. m. Avail- 1 670 77Sx15 Nylon Bltck, OHIO lipolis; Mrs. Donald T. Camp; Brett A Kaminsky, Oak ond OTHER FAMOU& Rev . Marcus Tmugh ar.d the, able after Jt.~n . 6. i tube type, 4 ply ·- - 16.10 Brothers, 618 E. MaiD SL, i'' RL 2 Vinton; Mrs. James Hill. , plus tax BRANDS by Pomeroy. 9 ll2 Uc I Fogleson~ F'uneral ~wme at 12 29 tfc I Hensley, Rt. 1 Ewington: Mrs, Births Mrs. Charles W. listing your £inn's services in the death of my husband anlll -MODI:(i{N - fllrni shrd- first flour 600x 13 tubellt!Ss Nylon Whitt Charles W. Kuhn, Northup; Sheets, Rio Grande, daughler, 4 pJy _ _ _ 18.45 plus tax 1230 It " Auto SlleS the Daily Sentinel's Business d d D our ear a · P 1 efficiency apartment m 1 .. Service column. 10 10 ~ ra W. Smith, Rt. 2 Bidwell: 10:20 p,m. Wednesday; Mrs. · ALL SIZES AT SIMILAR _ _ ___:-c:-c:-· - ; - I dl cporl Ph. 992<lll74, Jerry W, Bradley, 103!J Second Mrs. CarroII F . LOWER PRICES AT, .. 1949 O.Sola, good condi!ion and 1 CUSTOM butchering, will buy Crown City; Mrs. Loot and Found ' 12 14 Ave. ; daughter, lO:lO •Factary Tr1lntd hrYIW' 1 • , very clean. Can be seen at , hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. C. Wallis, Gallipolis Ferry ; Thursday; Mrs. H, Dean Jorle>,ll PHONE 22 JACKSON, 0. POMEROY : Don'o Barber Shop, Racine, · 11 1 ric LOST - Reward for lo sl dog, TKAIU:H. Brown's ven B. Jarvis, Pt. Pleasant; 1110 Teodora Ave., son, ~,:f:ll;:::::::::; Park, tl-· 1 inersv ille, 0 . Ph. 992• OhiB. 12 30 3k AUCI'lON-a black and tan fox huund . Mrs, William G. a.m. Thursday: Mrs. James 2 ~ tf 997·2181 ....., 1 Answers to namr " l{ock ." 3J2t "' c 1 • 1961 CORVAIR, 2 door, four CompleiO Service Pt. Pleasant: Frank M. F'ugate, Hensley, RL I Ewington, Lost neal Bw·k's Lake. Rt. 33. 6.. n.00!.1 house and bialh, . fur. e speed, bucket seats, good Diu Bradford Pomeroy; John A Bryan, i 5:15 p,m, Thursday. Phone !i!JZ 7105, . • 12 28 6tp na ce and gar<.~ge , 255 W. Main 1,=,.Su,;p,•,.•,S•,•,.•i,ce=St.,•t,io"n""'""'l condition. Price $500. Phone Wrtte, Proae or Ceatal'C dlepori; Arthur C. Gibson, Rt. Discharges - Mrs. 1 St., Pome~ny. 0 Ph 992- 1' 992-7100. 12 28 Jlp A. ~. 811ADFIJKD 2 Albany; Jasper H. Grate, Bare, Larry K. Barnette, 26@ or ~!IZ:!% i l2 5 LUSTRE FOAM's exclusive .;;:~:=.C::---;;::-:::::--m:-::::'.: 1 Raclae, Olllo H~h Wanted J. Middleport; Kevin M. Curtis, gil E. Blackwood, John .or brightening , formula will 1~ FORD Station Wagon 1 1 11c - - - .· 'J- ROOM furnistlt'd. make your carpet! look CoWltry Sedan, .one owner, c,:---:-:-:,., _ _ ___,.;:_:_::::.._ Jackson; Donley E. Strong, Joseph Blake, Mrs. Paul E. C, Burke, Mrs. Anthony W. CI<!V·II L." YOUT and (ur) l1t i.lp m~. u and 1 ruum lu rm~lwd apartElectrtr~'c~bel~~~~: ! od r e R&H T'Vlwer Sl:WING mactnnea. repalr ser- Wilkesville; Mrs. Geor~e 11 ew again. i b 1 enger, Oma J, Cook, Mrs. Wilgo rr s, od ' d"l "'v PI · vic~, I"Y • ~·· !ur :- t r~Jc l ur~ l sJr(' a rJ L"<h-· · ml'n1. Adult s. Re fl" rt'nces . pooer rental $1. ... . aU m··•e•. ..A •• ...._... 1 on. , • ggz. steering, go con l . 1 The l' abrlt Shop, Pomeroy FOR YOUR S I .ng ~ hop. Midwe~ l tee . _.or-1 ' Mulbefry Avr ., Pomerny, Hd · p 0 2-2 86 er! Caruthers, Sr., of Middle- liam J. Cox, Mrs. Willard G. 1 3346 992 99 .12 28 tfc : Authurized Singer sales and port. He will return 1o FL. Di~, Cox, Harry E. Galliher, Mrs. jiOrtHion , Pomr·ro~'l' huiiE, 6698. 12 8 ttc ! we., omeroy, ,12 29 " or Robert L. Hodges, Peter Krau~ fl9J.3285. code no. til4 . i ROOM un fufnhh ed apartment NE """'00 h-- :Service. . J 29 ttc New Jersey en January 1. 12 30 ·~rc 1 ONE w ....,.,. c am lnsur•nl.;.;;;;;.~~...:...:.=..;==o; I etter, Pearl n. Marcum, Mrs. · - -- - - - , , ' . ___ :___ ! ill Pomeroy, Ph. 9Yz.5:!115. for $125,00. !52 Butternut - -Harley R. McCully, James G. OES K, CLERK wan ted, mole, : It 16 tic Pomeroy. 12 29 6tp GET A quotation from REU· I Price. Kathryn Riebel, inquire al Ohio Hotel, Mid-: TRAILER space on Brownell 1966 SINGER ~ F-.~,:~ly~-,·.~::.t TER INSURANCE AGENCY ' Paul H. Shaner, Mrs. Ch~~::ll I d t Ph • m ped to zig zag, . INC: before renewing your I dleport, 0. 12 28 fitq . A~~-. Mid l~por. auto in:mrance. We may be : A, Stiverson, Sharon L. e Transistor Batteries . i_ 26_'25, _ _ _ _ _ -- ~::t~Uc fancy design, bultonhole, art and Mrs. Larry C. Drllffi· II New Yl.!ars able to save· you money. mond and infant daughter, eFiashlight Batteries ,• FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ For quick sale, $42 or , 8 2· tic OfeSt men!, lurnace heat, , Middle- payments $6 each. Ph, - -- - - e Lantern Botterles port, 0 . Ph. 992-3874. 2685. 12 29 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been v GIRL I 28 f · · cance0ed1 Lo!lt your opera!· \ COLUMBUS UP! I Bo e BotloriH o or . It t c ll~E PLf:ASURE pony cart, or's Ucense? caJI WY 2-2966. Stale Parks Division today :3 ROOM furni sh~d·-~;partment j practically new. Ph. 992-2215. a l5 Uc closed plans for a $j mi liion In ·Rutland on Main e Photo Flash SlrHI & College Ave. I in Middleport. near shoppm g 12 28 3tc ---:-.,--'--::--::--:---1 creation lodge in th~ Si1awnee Botltries ·Earn Money and Prites area. Also • 1-2 bedroom 1 -Real Estate For Sale Slate Forest ncar Portsmouth, WEDNESDAY All Nationally Delivering The Daily I hou se Jrai ler, Ph, 992-3346 aft- ·- - ----· --!lOUSE on 464 South - 4-th- S-t , ··we have definitely THE MIDDLEPORT Llleral'l' II Sentinel I<> established 1 12 28 tfc Hanna line , t as Advertised Brands , er 5 p. m. Middleuort, 0 ,, $6 .800. Can be to go i:l hea d Wl·th Jh e proJec Club will meet Wednesday, Route ,, FUUH ROOM furniShed ·-· TRAVEL TRAILERS ' ih' 1 f lh Oh' R' er ValaparL ' (Qu•lity Built) bought wiLh sma ll down pay- Js !Jar o e JO IV I 26 at !he home el Mrs. Har'old ll I menl WY t-3658. t 14 tic 1 1967 Models In Stock n.1 cnt, balanc·e like rent. Ct~ll ley is a nalior.al to.urist CALL 992-2156 sauer . Leading Cteeek 1 ·-- ·-- ·--· -... - hed . · -Vallry Lumher & SuJ>J>ly co., tion ," said Division Chief The program will be given , - ·ROUSH & LYONS · · J I' bh 1 I FURNISHED and unfurnis 0 z, Middleporl, 0, 992-2109. vm , ,e Mr.s. James Euler and _ apartments. Close to o<hool. CAMPING TRAILERS 12 30 9k The lodge would be built on , Ben Philson with reviews Roses, Camellias, Wanted _P_ bo_ne-~434. 10 18 lfc Horton St. Mason, w. Ya. -~-- --- -· a site about eight miles w~st ''Aldous Huxley" and ''The -==========, fol S~la l75 ACRE farm, bouse wilb 9 of Portsmouth which Mlddloport Spenders.''. Carnations, .. I ---~ ~"APACHE.: rooms and bath. cellar, cellar conto:ns the 28-acre Ro<~>evell ll MACHINISTS ' CLOVER HAY, dean , nevEr - .... '"..... ....... house, 2 large barns, - free Lake and camping· and PIPE FITTERS b 1 1 ALL NEW FOR 1'167 2 farm ponds, ,Jmmedl . <Jrcas. Gardenias, Orchids FLAMl CUTTERS : wet, <;; quare a es. ,\ S!t oat , {67 Aptche M•r•d•l gas, WELDERS IIH!ty.· Phone 7~2-58aO . 21 Feet Long ate etccupancy. Pearl Wil- State Natural Resources LAYOUT MEN n 30 6\c 1967 Ap1chn Due Dec. 10 llam_,, 99:2-2318 or 992-2681. rector Fred E. Morr said the up STEEL FABRICATORS ===~-c-c--·-11.:=:========-' JO The standard rate for men :POTATOES, get yoUr wtnte_r I'· proJect could be star.tC'd in .a experiencE'd in the a ~o\'e j potal~Jes while they last. year. h~~;ofications is $3J5 , P<~ 1 Clarence Proffitt, Portland, . App.ly In person , Mond a,.y ~ 0. Ph. &43-2254. 10 30 tic ~ ON FURLOUGH IIERE through Friday, 8 am . .'1il4 1- -- - · - · - - ACROS!'J l.Ortenlal 23. RevoluPvt. Robert Caruthers is p.m., or phone collecL : 1966 VACUUM CLEANER, out 1. Entry \n a nurse 59 N. 2nd Ave. Uonof spending a t> day furiO\Igh with (419) 691·2475 , of layaway, tank type wit h hal'ne.\IM 3. Caution ' ROrta WY2-5560 1. Betore 24. Si.a. AMERICAN SHIP ' all cleaning attachments. Onrate his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rol>5.Preporlion BUILDING CO. I 6. Fish 1ipears mue ly 4 payments of $5.41. F. uII 11. Be('tle fl. Breach. m en2245 Front• St. I wa rrant y. Ph. 992-2685. lf#..llil1e 7, Monkey. sure Toledo, Ohio ed rigbt to your projecL Fasl and easy. Free e~:,:' ':; PbOoo 1192-3284, - - ---,,--:-- : - - j · . KEEP ~ORE GUARD UP §mallest Heater Core. BLAEnNARS ·, OftK RAWLINGS BLAEnNARS P'rom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe ;· ~;;. .- KEITH GOBlE FORD , ~ ':; .;tra nqe.1 PIANOS Meigs Equipment Co. l a;ar:t eut an~t h•nq on it ! MAKEMOaE b IF.II I Ml!l!'l HI'.V, E:EK, WHE.IIl ARE 'Jt)lJ GEtmJG UP? e, IT'S AlMOST HOWIE SCHN~IDEit !()A~.: ME: UP. AROOIIID HI>LF ·PAST IJ(W YEAR'S EV.:, ALREI\DY! DICK iRACY MARCH! Y:JU R 515TER lOOKeD Voi<Y PRoTTY TO· NIGHT• ~~Lv?) t::-~-41 ' 1 SWafi kL0dge Planned I·n .....=--==="'-"==, _ WANJE D s·hawnee F. I ( BATTERY NEEDS CORSAGES For · Parties and Dances .L JIIIICKLES AND HIS FltiENDI . , r. :....::; H., SOCIAL •' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CAI .F.Nll~R I DAILy _, 6A'r~: GPOI..,'r Cl 0 THC:S: fiQ;:: J~.h.T A . I THAl ~ Dt;U Mu,:s or; P:I'=L!C DUN'P i I . / ., . r r . ' --- - . . uo (;_!- - -::::::. -· '. i I - - -':'. UJ~I!:Q~~ 1701-:' ~Q(1(1 l?E~ I Y(}IJ CtU. 1-.'HCI.T ViOIJU) I ..~ 'i' 1 /-· j PI,..: VIrl~<; H~':, joJ 0:£:,\~11 ;,_,.<- " :, _ ' · - I ._ I -.::::_<,-j( I - - - ;- II 'I ABBIE AND SLA 1 ·Dudley's CROSSWORD .' . I' $3.00 . 3tfc YDU G~OULD H~V[ t;T•W ED If-\ OUT oc T• <~ DQIZ?LE I YOU 'i: TILL £1"-AELL llkl:: A 'OKUNKI WERNER · Radio& T.V. "==========:'[ By HAROLD GRAY By RAEBURN VAN BUREN SUPI>!NL't'•.• l'J\'1 ,.t.FM!D I j(.IT.'.' I'Ve BOT A CASE or: 1Hl SHAKiS .' at1dg~wish~ tor all f"- An equal opportunity ' 12 29 tfc L,===',m,;,p;,lo;,y',,r.,.,==~ 1-M-IL_L_IoNS- or -ruiS- have bee~ ~ like 8. White l3.J>roof- ~~~~r'B HoWle !6. PinHCPOUI! tree 28. Skip cleaned with Blue Lustre. It 's H. Hairydog J:J . D"}finite 1t, Shread u alone l 'rNUrda7'• An.-u L R 1 COON, Ex. L. ., $1. 75, ats, America's finest. . Rent elecartic le :'17 . Recline 1 o. Battle plan 29. Thln Ex. · LL., $120.~ Skunk. Ex.~ tric shampoor $1. Pomeroy l lB. P ronoun lT.Farm cu•hlon 3lt.~ebes ox L.L. , $1.00 . St. 7;,r, Mmk , Ex. Cement Block Co., Pomeroy . I& Medieval vehicle 34.Cutoffln 40. vel L.L., $7.00 F. $3 25, Oppos- 11 tale 19. Sk• tumor Ulin layet1 41. V.icw~ 12 28 fitc I 19. Va lul' 20.Pai r 35.Sloplng43.Lair 0 " I L sum, Ex . L... 50c . V'Ct' , _ nd - I d t 2t.F.ve res t,for 22 Valise roadway• 45.Grampua Tr ., 6c lb. BI II Balley,,IYOU II SAVED st ave r:., , >1o;:""IT'r."'"''7:V"""'_,.,,_.,....,.::-t h.d I es, l II a K .oq t' onf:abbr", ,.. IB IQ llo Box 14, Red 'II . 0 wa o wa carpe. eep 22,C,nrun ' 1'- I~ I~ ,. ,, ,. e SVl e, 12 , 22 l''l new wilh Hlue Lustre. Rent 25. Word ot h:-++-1-f-~~,.f--lf-f-+-l 1 ~ c electric shampooer $l. Baker I 26 Pdisgust ~ ---~....,.--=:--.,--I , M 'ddl l · a y}'fl ellt ~1-++--1--l urmlure, 1 epor . 27. Promising-: 11~ 12 28 stc ' 'o mp, L;-f-f-l>z;ifrlf,41~;of-t-t'"1 _ _Ta _ B _u,!.y_ - _W_•_n_ted l::c==;;-:= = ::-:---:=::-:: 30. Slllchblrd I'· ,. I V.I. LATE MODEL junk cars, Also UUUG~l PRICE!> lurntlure u. 31. Prcpo•illo• a 2 bedroom huu sc \railrr. oor third floor budget shop. 32. Bohemian~~ [to ~ 1~1 M&G Food Mkt. 3 miles Baker Furntture, Middleport 33 ~:·· F' I" 1//, F::l,: Ohio. 11 12 tfc 'de-llm'' r// south ,af M1'ddl eport, nnl. 1, ,.. 14 31 31" HOUS8 coal gravel for dnve- 3< . Came " I'" .,,+-+-1-1 36 · Mo.ke ·11' d 1· PI 992 y /JIM. I way . WI e 1ver I. -~ watertight [lD ~I" Y// ,.. WANTED TO ~UY - Boat >nd ' 7286. . :18. sun god A--1-~l~-l?h;f;%t~ motor. P!':_66~:3Q3~~ 21 6tp 12-t>-JOip ~~. ~~~~""" ~'t--lrnh;::-1--1lm~ 01 ~ GOOD, clean, lump, egg and H . Cash '" f01" I ~ COPPER H., 2flc lb.; Erass. oil treated stoker coaJ. Pea. 1 46. omtment ~,...., red,_ l8c lb., yellow, 16<: lb.; cock Coal Co., 1 block from l ::.· ~:;~snam~ ~":::4-f-+--1f-l"~~;f--lf-f-+-l RadiStor~. lfic lb.; Ballenes, traffic light in Cheshire, 0. 49. I..arge.4" V%: 41 1 $1.15 ea.~ clean No. I iron. Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 Uc amount ·..a V/. '" Bill Bailey, P , 0 . !l<Jx 14, DOWN v,r, R eds ill 0 l2 ' ' 12tt 1961 LOW BOY STEREO -Jus! l , Ag•e•ment 1 e v e, , __ _ - ·taken m, has AM & FM Ster. DAILY CB\'l'TOQUOTE- Here'o bow &o work It: STANDING limber In Ohio eo radio 4 speed automatic A x 'I D L B A A X a or West Virg1nia, or old changer. 'Take over payt• L oN o F E t. L 0 W ~arms ~ith Umber. Marion ments or $6.42 per month or One letter simply standa !w another. In thls sample Abused Reynolds, BoJ 77, Syracuse. pay balance due $118.4E. Try for the Utree L's, X tor the two 0'1, et.c . Single letters, &pol• 0. 9 l8 Ur~tp_ il in your home. Call 99 2. trophios, the tcngtlt nnd formation ot the wordl are all hlnta. Each day' the code letten are different. iimolovment Wanted 3216. 12 28 6te '1 USED CARS IF '/00 WILL FOLLOI.tl ME, 'IOU UILL B€ INVINCIIiLE!TilEI1E IS NOTHING TAAT CAN STOP US! NOT!liNG! NOTHING! YEAR'S' END WINNIE WINKLE 'I TELL THEM TO DE~IT MY PAV IN T~E BANK. I'LL U5E IT Sl-OP WITI-I W'HEN I.MON l r.' I 1 I , " r... 1"" I"' - By BRANNER m SYNDICATED CARTOON NOW RUI\INING ON THE MOON. eNO REASONABLE OFFER TURNED . -- YOUNG man 'OUI of high school ,SINGER - Late model Singer Interested in electronics. l52 sewing machine, thts machme Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . equipped to siz zag, darn, 12 29 6tp make buttonholes, has lovely ---~...,...- · -· walnut console. Take over For S1le or Rent payments of $5.51 per munlh f ROOM house, 3 bedrooms. or pay balance due· $66,22, Ill bath$. Ph. !J92.25110. Try it in your home, Call 11 25 ttc ,992-3218. 12 28 6tc L s R zo A <Jrn>t<..- QaoiGUoa E J >< J u o 1 Q R o ~ L Y z E z •X u E z D L Z m W S z. LY D J LY Z I LY D L 1 sLY x J u p J SK .-B s V 'Z BL , \I B z ZJ z J s v..to....y'o Crypt-: WHAT 18 THE FAME OF ~N COXPARED TO TliErR HAPPmESS?-WA.LPOLm ,. 1988, hi' J'elturtl IJ)'Q41catt, lac:.) ' DOWN e SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY e6,000 MILES OR 6 MO'S WARRANTY ON ALL LATE MODELS 30 Used Cars &·Trucks _To Choose From END-OF-YEAR SPECIAL! 1Q60 CHEV Convertible .. / .} By RALPH HEIMDAHL I SS95 ~AYEN' T ~A D AS M UC~ F U N WI'T I-l T~ i S S\NCE. WE WENT 10 ~H!:: 6EACH LAST SUMti'\F.I<. ~ I J . "' eBE SURE TO SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL eON THE SPOT FINANCING l'ou Jllwags Pagf.eu Jlt · KEIT.H GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middleport aa·s. Sec9rid Ave: · ~·' ', .r.. '.,,,.t' f ., _,I we're wronc If'i,"· tN>e£?·-!..~u.•/ ........ ·' 'r ' , '' ~ \' ' • �. ! • ' \ Lt p Around and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins were Christmas Day dinner guests of his sisters and fam. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sloaa and Mrs. Bertha Gill, Pomeroy · Rd. · Holiday dinner guests of Mrs. Nan Moore and Miss Mildred Hawley were the former's dau· Miss Mary Hill of Columbus ghter, Mr. and Mrs. J a, c k spent the holiday weekend with Rev. and Mrs. R~nald Hawley and family and Mrs. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. and chtldren of Elbndge, Leota Hawley. Hill. Mrs. Hill accomparued her ·,N. Y.. were ~erE> this .veek for Christmas Day dinner guests back for a visit with relatives. , II holiday VISit w1th he• par- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ReiMr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry bel were his sister, Mary Vir- daughter, Miss Mary, were j }l)l!!lfashelt and daught~r. Miss ginia Reibel, P&meroy, and Chnstmas dinner guests of Mr. ... PrE'ddJe Houdashelt. Miss Frances Roush, Middle- and Mrs. C. K Nease and Cam· Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burdette, port. ily of Nease Settlement. . Leon. W. Va. visited over the I The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dtll reChristmas holiday with Mr. I Bartlett and family visited turned home . Wednesday after and Mrs. Homer Jones. Third over the holiday with their spendmg Chnstmas m ColumAve. . families includmg Mr. and Mrs. bus wtth h1s s1ster and brotner· . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schtll- Clyde ~- Bartlett and family ;~-la~l M1. and Mrs. Manon mg and daughter have moved ir. Kirkersville and Mr. and Mrs. owe · , into their new home in Galli· Arth ur Ford m · NewarK. · Mr. and Mrs. Paul fbomas 1 polis. They former resided in M d M R b t G _ and Mr. and Mrs. RJymond r. an rs. o Pr ar M'll d h K d Jhe Strauss apt. on S. Third well, Athens, spent Christmas . I er, aug thers, aren an, . Ave .hh t M d M ~yunty , son. I umas aJJu oaug J. , . w1t .er paren s, r. an rs. te . 1 M d M M. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel 1ra Butcher an d son. J 1m. Th ey r-maw, . r. tan, · rs. . ICh·. 11 't'h entertained with a family posl- , Jeft Mondav for Loram whPre ae 1. ompson o -..o1urn 0us were ! Christmas dinner at their home 1they w1.11 spen - d severa 1 days .holiday .weekend .guests .. ol . M1. . 1 . 1nomas, Syra· I oH Leading Creek Road on Mon-1 . h' d th I and Mrs. Hoyal wtth Js parents an o er re day. Present were her children Ialives. i ccse. . . . , and families, Mr. and Mrs. Joe I I . Mr. a.n~ Mrs.. Dale K ~mltiJ Yeung. Jr. and family of Cam- , spent ChJJStmas m Manon bridge· Mr and Mrs William I ' With lherr daughter and son-m· l ·· KitchEn' - and children,· Denise I aw, Mr. ana. Mrs. ll lomas and Debbie, Chillicothe ; a11d ! 0 !Vlc~lung and lamrly. ":nr. an d Mrs. Ch ares 1 Br adb ury 1 / Chnsunas dmner guests ol and children Suzanne Mary ! rOJecf Mrs. W. A. Morgan were and Asa. ' • I Plans were made to assist Mrd ;n~ Mr~ KKutger Morga~ Mrs. Garen Stansbury visit- 1 the County Jaycees w1th thei1 pan . adnyM · an , deJMu 01 M~uute· 1 . tmas baskets prOJec . t l 'or,tthan dt r.d an" rs. " · L. ed over the h.oI1'day• w1'th· her Ch ns , •O ar an uruce o1 cOJUlllsister, and famtly, Mr. and Mrs. when the OhtG Eta Phi Chapter. b J: A. Mitchell of West Cilium- Beta Sigma Phi Soro~ity t~t u~r. and Mrs. H. L. Go nnardt bw, W. Va. I Tuesday evenmg at t e Co u . - and llruce returned to thetr bus and Southern Ohio Electnc home In ,v 'oluJ 1J ou ~ JY!VfluCJ ,, }' a1t · ~ , Company soctal roo~. . T h e er an overmght visll wun ne. HEADQUARTERS meetmg was opened m rJtuahs- mutJJer, Mrs. W. A. !Vlorgan. tic form led by the presrdent. MaJor and Mrs. !L K. Havts I Mrs. Frank Eschleman. . !loaurm ~watzelJ and cnudren, Durmg the busmess meetmg Jell and Tamara, ot Charles 1 the members agreed to pay ton, S. C., Jell Wednesday all· For The Whole Family one dollar .per member to the er spendmg Christmas Wllh her $1 .99 .Jaycee proJect. P.ledges were parents, Mr. and Mrs. fred PRICES BEGIN , named on commtttees and m- swatzel. dude: Social, Jennifer Ander- .Mrs. E. E. Roush of Minersson, Sondra Drake and Carol ville and brother, Harry Gibbs, I McCullough; Ways and M;ans, ol liaruord, W. Va., were Middleport, 0. Ann Barmtz and Mart~ 0 Don- cnnstmas dmner guests ol Mr. . !"!!!!'!!'!"!~!"-""""!=~""'!""='' nell ; Servtce, Manlyn Swan and Mrs. Lee G100s ol Hart-l and Bonnie Thompson. ford. Mrs. Eschleman announced Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl that the cookbook proceeds and daughters Charlene and must be turned in at the next Jo~llen and J~rs. E. E. Hou:;n meeting and that dues should spent Monday w C'harleston w FOR ALL OCCASIONS . ' . __ ·- _ __ __ ___ be complet ed . f''" ,nry E 1 a w, Va., wtth Mr. and Mrs. Earl We wu:e flo~ers~_erywhere , home economist, will present ~ !Jtcnl and famiy. I program on food at the next Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins WY 2·2039 meeting. The cast of the recent'! and family of Columbus spent OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 play was entertawed at. the the holiday weekend wtth l!lelf Pomero Flower Sho I home of Mrs. A. R. Kmght re- Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd , Y P rently. At the close of the ICummms of Hacine and Mr. W. Mam . Pomeroy I meeting refreshments were and Mrs. Victor Brown, MinMrs. Millard Van Meter Itrsville. 1·I 1erved by Billie Spear~. ·· -· Present at the meetmg were Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag spent Christmas weekend in I Columbus with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and daughter. Mrs. Edgar Thomas VISited I Christmas afternoon with her · aunt, Mrs. Charles Withrow of Minersville. I .. Mrs. Everett Thomas is visttmg m Columbus with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees and family. About Pomeroy 1 1 1 , • • 1 Sororl'ty Votes T Lend Hand np . --========. 1 I RUBBER FOOTWEAR 1 THE SHOE BOX to '. omeroy Are Open Tonight, . FRIDAY u,NTIL 9 ' ' \SATURDAY ... the Last Day of the Year •.. Open Only Until 6P.M. Sale! All Girls Jumpers and All Girls Dresses All wool, dacron and cottor. and brushed denim. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 Girls Girls Girls Girls Jumpers Jumpers Jumpers Jumpers and and and and Dresses Dresses DrtSses Dresses --- $3.00 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 Salt Salt Salt Salt i May '67 br;ng p<>ace, plenty, (1nd progress for all ... with many opportunities for us to be of even greater service to you and you r;! The Directors, Officer,, and Staff of ( Serving Meigs Count11 tor over 94 years ~!* s- POMEROY ~* NATIONAL BANK POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Undtr The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J - ' Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. VISITS MU'J'HER Visiting Mrs. Thelma Berry, Pomeroy, over the Christmas holiday was her son, Pvt. Charles Berry, of Homestead, na., who returned to Florida Wed· nesday. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Ohio by 40 Inches. Colorful, washable. 2 in a cello· phane package. :becks, stripes, fruit and rooster designs. Fringed ends. A group of womens washable cotton dresses in dark tones and pastels. Misses sizes 14 t0 20 and half sizes 14 "l to 22lfl. 3 for $1· 00 A beautiful group of new winter bonded woolens IQ· eluding - eALL WOOL FLANNELS eALL WOOL HEATHERS WOOl. AND NYLON CHECKS .••• eWOOL AND NYLON PLAIDS e NYLON AND ORLON BASKETWEAVE \ Colors Include - OUve, Beaver Brown, Red, Nab, Coral, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black. 11 For This Salt e yard I ' SALE! ODD LOT BEDSPREADS $7.95 Womens Dresses • Sale 2 for $10.00 $5.95 Womens Dresses _ Sale 2 for $7.00 Small quantity - slightly soiled - discontinued pat- TEFLON COATED 10" FRY PANS GIRLS SLACKS A group of girls slacks. Corduroys, dacron and cotton blends and stretch slacks. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Smooth heating alumin· urn. Fry the stickiest, most stubborn foods in this Trflon coated fry pan, with grease or with· out. and it still re.1ists aticklng' $2.95 GIRLS SLACKS _ _ SALE $2.29 $1.95 GIRLS SLACKS SALE $1.39 $1.69 GIRLS SLACKS SALE $1.19 7tc DEVILED EGG Sale! All Teen Age Dresses $10.95 TEEN AGE DRESSES _ SALE $4.00 $8.95 TEEN AGE DRESSES_ SALE $4.00 PLATES and RELISH DISHES Milk white with edges. Gift boxed. $5.95 TEEN AGE DRESSES _ aold 54c $7.95 TEEN AGE DRESSES_ SALE $3.50 r,erns. Twin and full sizes price range. 12 15 6 10 10 2 - TechnlcolorFeu Parker, Katy Jurado, Diana Hyland, Smoky, the horae, Hoyt Axton Admlalon: 80e lc 3011 $5.19 SPREADS - - SALE $J.OO $5.95 SPREADS SALE $4.00 $7.95 SPREADS SALE $5.00 $9.95 SPREADS SALE $6.00 $12.95 SPREADS_..._ SALE $10.00 $17.98 SPREADS _ SALE $12.00 54" and 60" Wool Flannel· ldeal for dresses, skirts, suits, jumpers, jacket.. Bll selection of colors in this all wool aoUd color flannel. FOR THIS SALE_ . $1 95 • Yard I SALE $3.00 Red. black, blue and gold PLAYTEX SALE! $1.00 MONEY BANKS _ _ LONG LINE LIVING BRAS $1.11 $5.95 $1.00 OFF REGULARLY $6.9"_5= = = = = = = -'S_A_Lii_ __ MQNIY BANKS - - $1.50 MONEY BANKS- SOc 60c 75c PLA YTEX LIVING BRAS PLA YTEX LIVING STRETCH BRAS $3.95 $1.00 OFF R_ EG_U~~R~ Y $4~.95~=======~S~A~LI~~- x 26 x 53ft" with an attnctlve zipper multi stripe cotton cover - poly baaed. An Large foam pillow 20 outstanding value. NYLON SPONGES 20 large sponges plus Free Jumbo sized Clothes Brusb, assorted colors in a package. WITH LONG TAILS Mtnsllg Yank end King Kole 3.95 FLANNEl SHIRTS SOc ,k,. Soft Une and Cross Your Heart SALE FOAM BED PILLOWS - $1.00 PLAYTEX PADDED BRAS 66c OFF REGULARLY $3.95 LARGE SIZE r' . 66c OFF $3.29 REGULARLY $3.95 = = = = = = = - 'SA_L_E ___ The extra heavy weight. Made with lonl taJlJ - lWo $3.29 pockets. Sanforized shrunk. Slzea 14~ HANDY SIZE 5 QT. PLAYTEX LYCRA GIRDLES $7.95 LYCRA GIRDLES - - - - SALE $6.95 $6.95 LYCRA GIRDLES SALE $5.95 $9.95 LYCRA GIRDLES SALE $8.95 PLA YTEX MAGIC CONTROLLER GIRDLES $7.95 GIRDLES - - - - - - SALE $5.95 $9.95 GIRDLES------ SALE $7.95 $10.95 GIRDLES SALE $8.95 $11.95 GIRDLES _ SALE $9.95 $12.95 GIRDLES SALE $10.95 Unbreakable. Many house· bold uses. Cleanng, stor· ing, Turquoise, Yellow Sandalwood. SP'ECIAL VALUE- 25c ' ~G MINI $1.00 Permanent Press SALEI FIELDCREST SLACKS Solid Color Bath Towels Large 24 by 46 inch size - extra heavy weleht. Solld colors of pink, yellow, dark blue, light blue, browq and white. $1.00 2 POLYETHYLENE PAILS y, Polyester and 110% Cotton. Neat fitting. Solid eolor brown, blue and ereen. Sizes 29 to 38. ~% Whlla They Lut Hand Towels To Match - - - - - - Salt 59c Wash Cloths to ~tch Selt 29c for $7• to 20, .. 00 S.vt Now During Tht Sala of Mens and Boys JACKETS and COATS Mens sizes 36 to 54 and Boys alzea 2 twills, wools, nylons. AU warmly Uned. to 18. CottoD Stop In tM mens department fiOID cmd aelect ca f4Ciclt tor yourself and BIWI. Ttrry Cloth or Wlfflt W•vt CANNON DISH CLOTHS IALI 15c Choose the 19c terry cloth. White with muW color llttlpe trim or the popular waffie weave cloth. Stock up now. IOYI$3.15 ANOTHER SHIPMENT Flannel Back Table Covers Smart new pal terns. Ideal for dining room or dlnettt!. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. inches _ _ _ _ by 70 inches by 90 inches Size 52 by 52 $1.49 Size 52 Size 52 $1.95 $2.95 "BLOOD BATH" Will James' "SMOKY" Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. GOOD QUALITY Bookkeeping ·and· Record Books Permanent Press SLACKS Sizes 8 to 18. Koratron pennanent preA. Smartb' styled for perfect fit and good lookt. $3.l5 apuI stop mu. ttDtWnl ~t - what HAVE A HAPPY NEW . ? ELBERFELDS IN I Now Ia a lood tJme .to·buy fOUl needa,1for 1987 record keeping - .tournall, Led;era, Cull Bookl, Account Books, .Payroll Forme, Columnar ~.. Tonlght and Saturdap Dec. 30-31 - TechnlcolorWm. Campbell, MariSBa Ma· thes, John Saxon, Basil Rath· bone Not all colors In eacb PIGGY BANKS I FAMILY DINNER HELD Mr. and Mrs. Bob Houdashrlt i entertained with a family dinner Christmas Day at their 1 home, Nortb 5th Ave., Middleport. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Gladys Taylor and Brent Houdashelt. Calling in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Houdashelt, Randy, and Becky. For baby's bath - or as f. a warm blanket. Size 30 Ready To Wear- 2nd Floor 1 I RECEIVING BLANKOS Sale! 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