https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c96ef60d804835196d756e2665ad961.pdf b53fad1d7062a7d5f0a586e17bbe45f0 PDF Text Text .. Arowid and • Holy Communion Is Served at Stivenville • enttne 1 i -; ~ -~ .1~ .!0 ~~8 • ..., •" c-::::.. • "i.e~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =:-:::::::-:-:-:----=----------------=,.=~·~~.'"'-,.Of n. • .,.._,. ......____________~!0.%~ ·------""!:"- fOL - - X\1111 NO. 217 at POMEROY-MIOOlcrvRT, ,...,.. OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 12; 1967 FIVE ·--~--------------~ CENlS Guerrilla H In Triangle Offerisive ., lD Ill• WORLD ·hUIGS THEATRE ' . ~oNroy Ohio TONIGHT, J•n. 11 ·~· I!IOT OPEN I nluk§oAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jaft, 12-lJ..l-4 1 ,"WHO'S AFRAID OF . VIRGINIA WOOLF? EliZabeth Tay lor, Richard Burton, Geo. Segal , Sandy Dennis. This is an Adult pic- ~I ~ !Ai. ~- 'Q-1 I ' , l FOUR MORE COLONELS - Gailia county now has at least 11 Kentucky CoiO)lels. Wednesday nllbt at Oscar's, Ted Reed, right, president of the Pomeroy Farmer's Bank and Savings Co., and a long-time ltentucky Colonel, presented (lert to right) Ed Reese , Lawrence Bastiani, and Art DambroUih framed certificates signed by Gov. Edward T. Breathitt, officially proclaiming the Galllpolltans "Honorable Kentuclcy .Colonels. • The fourth Colonel, Frank Haskins, was absent when this photo was taken. The four Gallians learned of U.. honor last May 25 but the certificates didn't arrive until last week. - - , Chapman· Canaday's Twice· Yearly ' '' I ''' ' r SALE! SECOND BIG WEEK! Supersabre Jets Pick ·Off Snipefs ' All Famous Name Brands Dress Heels Reg 8·99 to 10·99 $5.99 Naturalizers 12.99to 14.99 $6.88 ,. ' ' I \ and \0)..... . ." BAGS TO MATCH, '12 PRICE Chapman-Canaday I tl I In the Middle Block Next to E.,.,.,.ldo t I ' POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORB II lj I She also represented the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. ln ®MADE-TO·YOUJ!-MEASUBE DJUPElUES Lined or Ualiaed ( ' Europe as part of an Interna. lional Exchange Program. 'While in Newark, Miss Helms belonged to the American Association of University Women, *DEEP ACTION AGITATOR! RAPIDRY SPIN! JEJ.SIMPLE DESIGN! * * MODELS, COLORS, PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET I Altrusa Jnteraationa1, and erican Camping Association. Miss Helms has established her resjdence in Vienna, W. Va. DBAPEBlES MADE JUST-FOB.YQUR.JJ"INDOI'S,,, ROM YOUR PERSONAL CHOICE OF FABRICS AND COLORS,,, TAILORED WITH DETAILS OF QUALITY AND BEAUTY. Weight Watchers Insta/1 their New Leaders Custom Drapery Salel Jan. 12th ·lo 25th New officers were ln8talled at a recent meeting of '. 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Daisy weight recorder. and Mrs. l!etty Clark, assistant. Mrs. Edith Gardner wu presented with a gift for havln& lost the most weight during the past three month!. Mrs. Nease was awarded the December prize lor weight lou. It was reported that B1nce the group had organized in August, total weight loss of the 211 mem- ~ade- tTo-;yO.~lt.· vU.easu1ce COrta~k. ! ~. s . bers amounted 1o 319 poonds. . Se!!orul Monday Club BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS I 1-year Warranty for rep•ir of •IIY dlfect without ch1rge. plus Ibe Meigs TOPS Weight KBotchers. Mrs. Bruce !Joyd lnslalled the officers, including Mrs. Leo Searls, leader; Mrs. Pert')' Hofrman, assistant Is Entertainal Miss Eleanor Robson entertained the Second Monday Sewing club Monday evening at her borne, Minersville. '!be evet!lng was spent IOclally oowing. Refreshments ' I served ID Mrs. George !chnelder, Mn. Dwigbt Parker, Mrs. Grace Holter, .Miss Myrtis KBy Parter, MlM Marilla BoweD, Mrs. Paul Kloos and ·1 Dellbil ~ auo.•~ 'lbe plalntlfl elalml llhe was a JNlSSOIIger ill an BUUimobDe struck ill the rear by a • driven by Crisp. UI!Ollllil claims the ear Ill wllldt ~i.e was riding WBJ lltoppod '1llr another aUIDmobile Ill tbe ~ ... -'( •• '>;·' ',. '' Hue lal'lli!ll 'lie Geoi . . . . . . ..,... .......... .. SAVI ,NOW IN OUR STORE ELBI:RF.ELDS lN ~~IGME.ROY . ~ ... ..... . . ' ... ., · �l " • ~.JIJM!el*t. 0 , ;::•-::...;;:::;:;:;:::. • Jlll. 11. liMIT , Studvt• Photos J~ • ifi"ed 1 Aircraft IV "mdent o .N•e 'I"' o"f.~ \!· w .;..oum TP Sordluoge May DieBefOft!Birth e~oar~; CLEMENS, Mleb. (UPI) _ Force on in<ome .and eorporate -continue to study some "pretty tu bills might wolher on lbe ~of au!!ldentified flying object taken by two · Vine. . bll)lll .Dan Jaroslaw 17 and his brother Grant, II appeared tho adminlstra;lctures 1n their backyard Monday with a Pol- tioo would oot be partiolllarly IMIIt ·tl,Mine worried about such a turn or i:;mond Nyla, base opero_tlons officer al eventtc- If the nation's OCOIIOII!J" .mile Base, about one tras right photogJ~hed the circular object, e P k pretty aul!'entlc · ·.; · havlnfl 110 markinB•· Mtrrlop Appl!ealloa ~ the best Ive seen. rant said the object Martin Leo Searls, 20, Chesbbrothers were area for ire, laborer, and Marlyn Sue ..apltlna SDOW acenes o ••• haw, -- •·• ihey loioiied up I<> eee the "~" IP'ay at about 50 let'l a . e ...,,. ~ephono opera tor object:,-.tcb they described as ground. He laid the !! made DO nol.se, waa laster•..,,t l an airplane and seemed •• :,Y,uar the otze of a helicopter. 1bere was a helicopter in 111 ~ Mf~i~· a. ¥~Force l mile~ :heri~t,;:: ~~ U: :a':n aMonth .'U1JD ~~;~: •La • ggntg · a~O area Wblcb appeared chairmafl, graphs which showed a even· shaped object with what peared to be • small ant<!nn••ll acting president, tn in the rear. of President Jorm "We've seen a lot of Slro111ge staMbtthat 50 per cent aircraft from the bllse in the Tuesday L;~•.~;!!~ .mailed [ 1!:. 111011, P•UI N·orlb IIIII ~ . ...,.., 1 1 _ ,11ft. 11""-1 1. Niday, Jr., !ureb Star Rt.: 'Mn. E. MH Smeltaer, oUo Grande· Unda Dlrol Denny RJ 1 'Galllpoilr· J - ~~;' W~~ Gall~· Mrr. ~ u J. Stewart, Rl·1, Patriot: ~ PWB~Dier, Mrl. M. Apple llrove; Mrl. Dtvlol R. SimOQioll, New Bav1111 Reier Ill. Davldf>n, New Hav"": Eelward C. Barton, Rt. l; l!actroe; Thomas R. ~ ~weere, Pl. p•-· _,. dl!pll1meftt• ...,.. ~M ~·~: ~ departmtn~ Hi~w~y 'lbel-l .-DJ -CEu.Eu ·,· •~I;: w~ay . :'":~te":s ~=~M~ ~. N~.'. Dl~tllllrpo --- Starts Friday -Mommg at 9 A.M.··· Open Friday:Night2TillS P.~ . ·:~ ' Southea~l'll Ohlo't Most on this debt. Tuesday evvoted to again , ' ' I lL ·.. · Reductions Of /i AND MORE OpposesDST For Ohioans debt by apply· on , the two the Pomeroy Nat::~:,.;:;;.;;;,• and l"&rmers Bauk COLUMBUS <UP!) _ T h I With the"' debt will be Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Wednesday advocated BOO!trrr' ~oPe 18 elmJnate t~e statE' on Eastern Standanl • " befcte the r;tart of T1me throughout the year. ' 'hiJOI · f 11 Persons who "There is little justification '' kl\-i~spoall1d. ed to the dol· for adopting Daylight Savin~• are aSked to Time here." said D. R. Stan•as possible if •field, executive vice president. ' 1 A bill making standard rath. 10/ Bill 'o!ldion to be ! er than daylight time during A;lil~~::o:::: were discus5- summer months mandatory was .L that Alfred introduced Tuesday in the ' or.e aidloiHimly inter<sl from 1.~· loa''Will he to pay off their to have only 1 LBJ'S Hatef UJ ' the football banquet . . he a meeting of three "booster presidents, iiddlleport, Polllei'oy and Rulwith Superintendent ll•t·orovos. January 23. Boosters next be the first Tues- .. The Sebsoa's Latest Styleli,: Color* illld .Material• At big Bedadto~t ' lmilor, Womenl!l, 4 Half Sizes. Values ap to $19.9.$. All FaU Alail " · Winter Stoek To 8.,0 AI BIG fti:DtrtTIONS. '' ; .. ~week. '(;. 1 • ' • ported hltrln el'llr Trl•• elaedu l '. , ' .,' 1 ..·. Cotton J)Uter•, aad Robel. REDUCED! .. ,, .' ., '" ' m$3.00 ;-",_ OOS'i'iJMI: iEWELRV .DiiJtJi'JBD! ' Group . . . ' ' '' ' -~ :'> . ' ·: t ,.- Game Planned = AD Men's and Boys' Suits leluted From 20 to 331% ' .. ._. Dies Tuesday ()OWNIE-GRQSS, INC. 1 ~ Nest · PIIHI lor iuo Grande Two brotbei., V. · ·ll.fvnlay nilht whea Gibbs, Jr., New Hli>en, and · ,io Plkevllli or••, Giblio, Qilumbus, .and · ..,.; "" , rtandchfi{t · t'· '*'· 1"'" · ·' · Funeral services ·wm b'e nert~ated to ' ,. ,..,t PERMA-LIFr BRAS .• ·,I,.• . ;• .' ··,l t~· ·:.; ·•·. .....,... ' ' ' Sport Coats and Blazers ·:··· Reduce.d .. .. .. .. 1 to l otf. sho,.,J,. at 2 p. r i. r \' - BlC" .~ Men's Dress Slacks Reduced! Fri. & Sat. I Sharon ae!llor, '!JIId' Dick Lilsetti, senior. . Rio Grande can .expeet 'Jitolteiulns ..:.;•. 1"' of lieneti atrengtb 'trom · procrliri' · · I an- Tuwter, •• • .• ..,._ ......r,· Sam Onf .Jo 11-411' tnsbniiJD; · .·. ·. Of GREATL1', QJOlJ~b! . ! .• :~A~r~:uJ;·~uv=ely~·~dtoa~llllonit~~~ • ' ,f f'l ' . I FRIDAY 13th-SATURDAY 14th ' a. v'a ' ' ~-I·. ' LINGEtm:'.·REn"VCE)ll··. ·. 'I . • .. '. •i ' 1 I ' ·• Group of Natlouillt-AIIv~ed ' ' ~, ., GronpCarCoatsP~,ed~o~~t ALL .HATS REOllCED ' ··..J OTB~k!l AT SIMILAR , SAVlNGS . ' ' . . .· ,$1.99 TO SELL! . ~ lbopte. .,.,f BLOUSES. PRICED the I Special Gro~p Qf FALL -SUITS SLEEPWEAR 11edl0-1 ,22-l and28-10at !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l ·· SMALL GROUP g•tstoresc Mothers ol sixth l!'ade stud· ents and William Amoll, teaeh· or at Syracuse ~ade school, Big Savings on .411 W int~r MerehatuJke : -·--. •·· have planned a mollher-<i"lghter basketball game. ·I I GROUP BOY'S Prior to the mother· daugh- 1 DRESS & SPORT SHtR"I · Ler game, which will get underway at 6•3() p. m. Monday, Jan. 1 MENS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHt RTS _J lly Ualted Preso latomatloaaf• 16, at the school, will be two · To Sale ,J.jl5 Values To $7.00 Values Soila Eaot exhibition sames by the ll<>y's i Valu•• To Salo $2.165 Voluoo To Sale , v:uJU Temple 63 Penn St 59 gymn class, Part llobcata froon ll1e cellar of the PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Sthmptn 121 Adelphi Suffolk 46 : Refreshments will he sold rugged MAC after loalng their WEST VIRGINIA STATE VS. RIO GRANDE Pittsb~~rgh 58 Lafayel\' 47 and a door prize awarded. Price Man 's All Wt>ol TOPCOATS MEN'S PAJAMAS · ' "·" · first two otarll, one of them a Player Yr. Ht. Pos. Ht. Yr. Player Cheyney Tl Shippensburg~ of admission is ten cents. The REDUCED Y.o I Group 4.00 Values . · ·2.6$. · 70-t!l dectslon to Manhall. A. HamiltOn ... , 10 6·1 F 6·1 9 ....... T. Bass NY AC 84 Amn Inti 81 sixlh grade class is planning a lknch Warmor _ Reducad '!.. ALL ROBES Raduced ¥4 ·' IIOOcal forward Fred Quff D. Hamilton .... 10 6·5 F 6-6 12 .... S. Gregory St John's NY ll8 St Jo's Pa 85 trip to Camden Park at the end turnill. In hlo best game u a B. Hunter ... , •• . 10 6-3 C 6·5 9 . , , , . B. Mabry Brdgprt 84 FrlghDI!knsn 74 of the school. It is hoped !hay MEN'S WORK PANTS ALL MEN'S GLOVE$.. > ,.. " ' Corduroy, Molokoin, Whipcord • · ' · ., '' ' ci>Uegtan with 811 polnlo ond 23 D. Freeman .• ••. 9 6-1 G 6-0 12 . , •. D.. Trainer Cst Grd 57 Welsyn(ct11m )70 will make enough money from . SALE 3.88 Driving, fur llnad, un!inad :.... •h' jl~lca l . ~. Ohio had the rame D. Townsend • , •. 10 6-0 G 6-1 12 , ... D. Lusetti Georgel<>wn (DC] fflliavy 68 the game 1<> cover expenses. ' ' ju~ alioul wrapped up with t GAME SITE St Mike's 102 Hartford 8:1 lft.ilolnt l...s early In the aeconct GAHS GYMNASIUM Ursinus 63 Haverfonl 5G NBA Standlogs ball when Cluff cooled oil. Tl POFF TIMI-1 P.M. Bryant 88 Nichols 73 By United Press International Reduced Williams 73 Middlebury 51 Eastoru Division Manhall'a Dill ~Anlonl,. a The "Big Game• local basketball fans have been So lb W. L. Pet. waiting for will feet underway at 8 tonight In Gallia S ~ Philadelphia 39 4 .!lf!7 ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 37.50 - - - - 1 Academy IDgh boo! gymnasium when West Virginia G Ca~~~~irRtlva 6 . S..l<>n 23 11 .718 State comes to town to tangle with the Rio Grande Col• w~""'"' 60 ir M11.il.fry 62 I New York 23 21 ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 29.95 - - - - - u .... t · lege Redmen. ·-c Wm&Mary 100 Hmpiln'&lny '! Cincinnati 11 23 Coach Frank Enty'• Yellow Doolin, 1-4 freshmarn Franl: Brnghm Soulhem 91 Hatgdn 90 ' Baltimore ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 21.95 - - ---. ' 8 37 Jackets will he on the rebound ColOns, 1.2 sophomore: and N Caro 'ID N Caro S 18 Western Division for lhls one after last night's Jim Hamill<>n, Il-l freshman. Memphis St 60 S :\liss 52 w. L. Pet. AIJ!WEATHER COATS, values to 19.95 - -- - 54-31 loss I<> Ashland College, , . Mid Sao Franci""' 27 15 at Ashland Ohio State brl State s win over Morrts Harwest 'fiNDIJ leaders of Neighbor. 1 ·12~ In~ the vey was a big victbry lor the Sthn m 53 Louisville !IV St. Louis 19 ·21 .,,,,.1, hood I Jl'otir Rivera Girl ~ ' r · con · YeUow Jackets but It had ito Esn Mich 73 Loyola Chi 88 Los Angeles 17 25 met at the homlf ·. o1 Coach Arl, Lanlw!>'s Redmon had effects. Harry Rogers, w Notre Dame 93 Kings 1Pa) 114 Detroit 17 26 ,. Mra. A, R. Knight, Neighbor- have breezed through a eouple pivot man, suffered Ill Marquette '19 VaJIIuaiso ro Chicago 17 21! hood Chalrtnan, Monday, Jan- of warmup wins, both al ankle Injury and then saw limit- McMry 89 McKendroe .ao Wednelday's R<solto . .' uary I. for this Same and are DOW action Monday Dig~ soor. Ohio NrU1rn Ill E M~<•h 81 Cin 1116 Chicago 102 . · for the season. Last Saturday Ins only eight polio'"" against Hlllldale 99 Ferris !Michl St84 Los Ang 141 San Fran 126 11 ThO meet1111 wao the fir~ OJ>- nllhl Rio Grande defeated Alderson . Broaddus. He had Ohio U 94 Manhall 93 (Only games schedul<'di portljll)ty the leaden of Polll&- Michigan Lutheran l!JO.IO ond 28 poinl! asainst Morris Har- Muskingm 77 Mt Union 62 St. Lo::;:u~d:;~l~;::':.''' roy, .Salisbury and Middleport Tuesday night they downed vey. / Man't & Boys' have had to meet tho new exeo- Bluefield Slate College 111: 11](). , • liew York at San Frao Regular 2.50 \ SCHOOL SWEAT CAPS . . .•. .. Y.o OFF SLIPPER SOCKS $1.79 RIIIJ. 2.95 Valuo .•. uUve director, Mlss An.,. Helm The Redmen claltn a Ashland pl~ys • eon~olled A!ao .,prl!MIIt wu the dl.strlct win over West VIrginia Staie ball•.whoch last night s M- l · TRIM TIGER advlaor, Mrs. James Jarrett. lor the championship' of lhe icore indicates. It l.s not , KIA ME S H A LAKE, N.Y. eAII Merchandise Offered For Salo· To ken From Our Stock of NatiONily Advortlsad Brands 1 After ted OYer eond Anoual Pl. Pleuant Roho~ 11>uch action Rogers OIS CUP!) -Emile Griffith, who 1 -~ .~",!'~Dido""~, Cadet 1ary Holld•v Invitational Bask- saw In thiS game. defends his middleweight chame Open Friday Nito Till 8:00 PM - Sat. Till 9:00 PM - For Yaur '"""" ..,,. __... .., pionship next week against Joey Convenience CbaUengt programs and plana ethan Tournatnent IBJt month. Ashland, hoaatin,gthe nation's 1 Areher in New York's Mad is n i 9 of .different cadet progratns West Vl'l!lnla State is 7.0 In top SIIUIU defense, · Square Ganlen, Wednelday W.,. .di1CU81ed. State Conference play. State In front of West Virginia State decided against aiming lor a • . . · downed Morris. Harvey I<> stay with 11 straight points Mrs. Mildred VIrginia Elias, !58-pound weight target for the "Home Of Arrow Shirts~' Potmlll.roy •·, 1 . former bout. lnteiestedare In I<>all!nd_ Satunlay night at Charles- decisionintermission 49, o1 Lincoln, InsLeaden ealllp meetings meet· last lor. ond lben toot ia 13 starls.for Its lith resident of MasonIt!., County, died _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___: Mollday, January 18, at I a.m. Broaddus 71-66 Monday night at . llllll!xpectedly Tuesday . •.; 1verlii1Jl ; at !he l1ome of Mr1. Knight. Philippi. · Coach Enty. will · Idea,. p1aM ond srlpes for Rio Grande Is e>:pected I<> be ' start Dave Hanulton, 11-S~ stud)' and IIIUeotlooUt' lbotild he at full strength lor this one. more, and hiJ brother, She wa& born Deeomber 7, J broUght. Coach Lanham worked his ..,: HamUton, S-1 sophomore, al 11111, at Harlford, the daughter · ' tire squad and touDd reveral lorwanla. Dave Hamilton wui.too: Ralph V. Gibbs, Sr., and tho . Also at the Januarj> lf, . eombinations In tbe he at center for lbe lipolf Zelia Gibbs. INF pJans trW ·he set 'II' • switch to forward Ben ~1 camp tO he held In June. winl over MlchljJIJI Wilt oophomore , Others sumvill( are Heltnl . preaeated lhe . PJper Bluefield State. otan at forward ond ~tch .., husband, Emmett; slef'""''th~r.i • ! Song-on·tapa. The llllll "Follow The Redmon, according the plvot post whOn the action Audrey, New lfl!ven: The Piper" . Wtl lnlroduced otatlst!CI from Kansas t and four daoghters, the :114111ooa1 eilliveoi!On . b)' City are CIIJ're!liiY eighth In 8 arta. Uam !Bill), LeXIll(ton, m.; Debbie lleYDokll. · · the national in small SJate trW alro let r · ly of and J'!f, ~t , home: Belva .. · scortn& and !lob Mabry, action Jrom lbe guards. Sue Elias, at home; Mro. ~ thltJCI to be c!olte Ia oentor, Is lith wayne FJ'I!OIIlan, 1.1 (Peggy l i Bu~. E Itthe ~tiol of eamp equipment 12th the nallon In and Dqnal4 Townsend, ~ hart, m., and Mrs. ond .the dale. A Girl~~ Billboth of whom <Nancy) Farm~, lncoln,., letin, or ll1sert; lor Girl Coaqb Lanham Is erpeeted against. Morrta Bar>ey and AJ. Five sisters. Mri. '!Uchard Weak, ahoul4· he otileted < the same lineup he derion-Broadclus ogene) Walker, Mrs, Maorcellus tile loth of February. In lhe muefield · Stall · (Patty) Walcl, New . , .. · :rony B..., 8-1 freshman, Coach Enty can expeet ·Mrs. James ' (Martita) Staats, A b.Jdie -uljop, WU alio Gi'egory, 8-8 aenlor, the bench ID Bill LawreJ>Ce (Mabel) oi1Jquued. There Fe lwo at the forwards. ·BcJb ~1!181l; Ed Clark, Jr., Pl. Pleasant, at PNfODI without !...sera,. one wiD he at center. .At ·the and Ed Dtvl.s, e-211 Charles (ErDesUne) ·BrQwnle · ani! ..,. Senior troop. . l!e Captain· Don ry, Pomeroy: , e<~Uege t3 Only Cholee Seleetlaali of FaD And Winter Styles.· Values To trro•.' . Oat They Go At Greatly Bedueed Prieeli!· eFar •reada •Tweeds .ellll• . · .,, . e., ~4~ Mom-Daughter Basketball Mrs. Ehas Of llJin , R~lesHolds I r oophomlltl! guard, 101 bot and Muaklngum scored a 17-C vicocored 20 of hi! 2ll polnll In the Itory over Mount Union in the 80CIJJid half oomebaek ·• that le>enlngs only Ohio CoDierence nearly turned the Irick. conteat; Marietta wblpped CalOilier Gamoo ifornia State o1 PODII8ylvania In other Olllo College games 86-78 and Ashland applied th~ Wednesday night, Steubenville defe,;,ive clamps 1<> West Vir· WU ,upset ~1 G••~ 67-61; "'"'" State .lor a M-31 . vicl<>ry ~ eae~. .;,.does Big Green 94-93 €ouncli, 0\'iiffiiul of £ ,...~ ..,.;.u " ~ Battle Losses at espor~ ~~. Leaders Discuss Plans ,. . ~ r-oit~. Girl Scout ' om~ Up·Action . guard. ~ All Men's & Boys' Jackets .. ... Show T • ht COLIJMBUS (UP!) '' COlltroversial portrait 'of PTP<tl. dent Johnson will he , shown publicly tonight for the flfst 1' time at a gala society affair. I ·' The lona-awalted moment ' be at 6:30 p. m. EST at a champagne parly when thele ~~:·~:: are pulled lrom the ••1 the Pt·esident angrily said was " "ugliest thing'' he ever saw. ' "Everybody is all excited I don't know why because ev. er~hody who has seen the , \ ' .: · trait thinks it Is great." COf,~!JS '\(jpiJ -A com- Herrold of the Columb~s Gal· plete. oY!!tl\aUJ' of rules or oper- lery of Fme Arts public rela· ation~tfj.fding up bu~lness In tl~ns staff s~ld. tht! Clh!O,;Il0tl!e of ltei>resentaThere wdl he peopl: from tivei. i t~ all over the coun~, Gal· Aftft ijlo"'lveeb . of s~lon! lery D~reciDr MaMiiti Young - six 'btklhg days - the noted. Is ma\okio\g U!ite. "Naturally we will have lbe A . bills and rt!soltl- cream of Central Ohio Society,• for' ll!trodue- he said as he tuo;ned down anmembers of other telephoned plea move them 1'SQJ'lleboby important" who ~:~:a~ ·· operating under wanted to he in on !ol\iiht's blc ~ · Until I! adopts ' show. · . · a permane11t rules, noth. lng than immediate busi· ness be trailsacU!d. Spe r Charles F. Kurfess (R-Bo ling Green \ says the Lowpo~t log i!lln IV!ll break next Mooi• J.. day· \ SAIGON ' (UP!) - Alrltotl· can batile'IO!IIel! In Vletnim OoQilren's Home the i1J1t wei!~< 'ol tMt dmpPed 1 ; ' Resign to i'loeir lowe~ , point_ ln. ~4!01 Ohio lt'l'll- . . . . · ~ released ~1 . of \he Hiilcr<!sl sh~ . . . Horne resl•ned Mll\llrf ' ~Oit salii in an apparent pro- Amerl~ were killed . and f'/!1 and reRtll•llons. were WOOnciM In tho wo8c office penonnel •ndln( 'sAturday. '!'be lli'eV\Otli \I!Ol'kers were 1week's lt~e! >'!ete. l!al tilled $'ll'\'lce to handle j"nd 134 woil,~. Two Amerltlie nine who par- cans Wl!n! illlted a! mtoSI!!I!. Friday In a brief Tite oiroo was partir attfll)ut. new rules. able to· the fad the weell ehdln< Jan. 1 lnduded of the PARI!!NTI 43-hout New son of Mr and Other free RJ) I, Pom- three killed And feW days w!lb In the weOII:.Joitsil Is eJi1!>lnyed go\'el'll!l;ll!l Colum- kiUed ~~al't!d m~tel c :~~dM~s. Porter thankt<l l Portrait on those who helped in any· ' · stvent~! I' lut Iu T.lm.e For Those Cold Wiater bay• To COme. All l'all aud wta. ter M:e.-ehandlse Goes On Sale Tomorro•. Fabloa• B'aadJ At Real. . . ' Savblpf Jlnrry Ill And Shop. ,. wt.Gf~e!IIUO I I ~- " ' ~: ~ R. . d ]. k :..!•ttie'.wln*·ManiJin~~ . .e men, ac ets c • ht inloUrck~~ 0 11•lue '71 .J. on z:g ' . • z2 i !7~, 8opliomore JW-t M<CIIntlct "'-Y ...,... 11101'0 J-.mtant baaketo durlnc hiiJ ..Uep baaketbaD career, bot Ohio University C9aclo Jltn Snyder trW aetUe for one WtdneJJda1 night. Mc:CIIJ!t!c!t pl.ud up a. lboae baD ond tired lcMnrcl file baoket at tile floal buuer I<> five Ohloond -I' w "vuo tilltloo for lbe .Mtd • AmeriC811 Conferenc. title · McCie buOIIItytwepont tbethe gam G•llipolis, Ohio 1 Gallipolis-~~ Eteola Ill Frida7 Dl&bt wlll1loere, ond like A11>ou,IJ strlcll:.!aenlor, wbo oleeted to ll.nt ootand +3, 1111idly In third place, 1todjly wwld upect 1<> produce 'Carl Wolfe will open trith Bill Tbo : ar II 111111t11 lila CJII"''M•en trlth ma11p01rer problenw, 111tpry "" a malfunctioning plainly wllbirt range of · 11M! vi<IDr)' In , clofe.IOUCbl match (Spider ) Davia, llonnle Neloon, vade ba*othan lellms ....,. , In tlie , !polio . wbetber ., ........, lll&b. eYerJ· Hoi aiDee the 11151-61 1088011, lhootlder. He IJ out lor tho ... t>llamplooship. u that waa trith Jacbon, IJid Mark Tannehill. Ass Bradbury , I pleled their two ,_u,, •i_.,. 3U ¥Ill 42-IJ Mll!lule II bocl1'l I a - Ia! Doeemlw lutl Mlddlop>rt doleatod Athenl. 1011 and .alao trUI miss ha,.. If lhrie l'llnJHICIIII Panlhert again againol Southern Jut and Jim Buteher. The next two game rooocr trip ill bllh f"""""' j' "" vie!Mt'- - . ..J_.pomUI .. trW boC<Ime the '11utt rome, II llllddleport, wu / bali. eon upend Nelooovllle on tho Saturday 1\iihl ( 2 point mar- boys would he Steve Pullen and Wedoesday e>ening with a dou- iJI 17 poiDII. ,._ tddod ·:.8 1117. a 114 lflalr. '!11o lint ·111111 In lddl.lloll, alternate lor· Hoonda' bandbox Ooor, looll· fin). Bill Swan. ble >ict<>ry It Racine. DtviJ !lad 5, .llillw.._, 11116 A pme ID M-·eporl trith that lUI on at Albam "ent to warcf.tuard Woyne Da>l!. W oot! W)laley, meanwhile, is e>:pecl· , . . . - Z and DiliiOla I. 'IIIII ..Wj Alhelul trW belp declde, ""'· II the Bblldop, IUS. . senior fharpohooter, has been I The Panthers had their own ed to he ready to JO tomorrow I Coacb McAfee saod Thursday The Gallopolos "'"' 13 lor the lootn. '1'1...., " Ill, Middleport, loler o1 llol'oe LQI wllen Atnolll drot> interoniltently ill the put two I problems with ;u,..8 last - k· ' night 11 NelsonvUte M would opeo With f.<! JUDovr 33-17 lor Its fwrlh victory onl1 s,..,.. 5 llatt II1CJ c:'.etiMI • llnf&hl, - pull ltrlelf kl«etll-IJied an Jtme lA> weeka. Teata -renUy have lend wbea rqular slarter Bob The Panthera will ·try to Greg Hull and 8-2 junior O.nnis st• games. The Ga!lipoUt eighth and Br.d:er 4nd Hei!ot • to mate a nm for tno filii CoiU!Dbul Eutmoon, ond to Iturned uP nolblng. But Davlf Whaley,.. qllicl<, hustlinc their sliek zone dtfei)Se 'stand Rapp at forwards, S-3 senior won its thlnl straight 4'-U, lllll l GaUipolla opent 'It loillJlo olvloloD ID .Ibe IOCO!Id rouad of,1Nellollville, tho let11110 leaden remalaed clearly subpar In wu out with Ulnou. Coach up against the bil Hounds. and Sam Eblen at center I for Clarki evened Its season l'<C<H'II .., ......, Monday at , - ,1:1\i:, 4 38W..t.l)\11 SIOOAL play. were plt)'IDC wllllout their top drlllf 80 far lhlt,weet. Tbi! IRuSJ Moores' sixth man- on- ,hope their ballll\'ed 1100ring - 1W seruor Curt Heady and ;.g :1-3. · . lagailllll Rutlond In lhe 'lbo J'llllfllen ln•ade the Nel- robou!ldor and llelldy ocorer, casualty •Iller oul the ly ooe tritb any esperl.,... in usually all five starten get In sopltomore ll<>b Hadley at . • ' too hardwood aonvllleo( IUCII a llllllJ Jaek Clark, loot to moiiOIIU<le<>- ence "" Coacb Carl Wolfe's ' varsity plaJ - Jim Anderaon, double ligures - Will tame the guHanlsd. . In pedthe 1119 rsf ( hlhl. Snowden ' . . ., lftl ,..._,....., eon bo ealled sla. He defmitely will not he bench. filled in ly. . ltlon. • ea y os expected 1<> become pum on or t e wmners. .· ,J 1 The Panthers who did I court, to meet tile W llotlnda. available Friday night. lhe Bul M= played~lhe entire :·op.\':· status of Wayne Davis In ' the second high s~rer on the Moller 6. Wedemeyer J Pegg FIGHTS T9NIQII1i .,... vleloni oo• Athtm The Jaekets have dropped completsly UDeipected last game with fivo boys, Ron Lo- Middleport Is not 10 certain. He club: woth Clark out. Clark had 2 and Cunnlngllam I. WinebrenTfoe 1117 Galllpollt • (S-1). . . two stralsht wtlllout their !Friday by defeatin,g Jacboo · gan, BiU Radfonl, Don Swisher, wu held out from sll drill Wed· . a slight edge on Rapp, who had ner totaled 5 for the losero. trn Oblo .\rea bod•& tatorii. MI&Dport, N, 1011 Atbe01 rotroar auard Gears• Sauer, a the second time inside 1 week, Bill Moore and Andy 1 wac- 1nesday a 16.3 average m league gam... Reese and Hart had J mOld wll lleJia a 7:• tt. 1 ·- - lice few in •beakelhall If o,;vc. cannol start Saturday night Middleport go- Snyder. Hubbanl 2 . and Jenkins altllll II llle Waslolqtoa 11)'111. =:...:::::....=:::::..:::..::::::::::::.__::_::::_ _____ ··--'__ es to Fori Frye and Pomeroy 1and Cleland 1 each. Gallipolis' netett 1118y lot pilrdi~)' P ~U,' Nips Beautiful Faahlon Center Farm Bureau Key Games on Tap Friday Night for Panthe~s,Jackets ]::;-i;:;-'~~;.;;;;,_.; . Ual~ Pnao latonaU.aol iiJ 1 FAS .HrO··N . a ~ ail>"ftl. 'oib!11'ant"oy. ~--- had donated Dear- lature. "Many farmipg ooe1,allons I t~ 'two W&rehOUSfS rel~t~' \0 me tfe'" ~owns to be used tn saJd. Many farmers would be lri the flelds when events Money. general fund in nearby towns are scheduled amo'",Jf $16Uj was tran•·jhegin (under daylight time) . '-~·ed 1o the building fund. It I' . en pm!ll ....... Middleport polk>! Jv.. Fife, GaiDa """nty Ill's and Cpl J ... Ia' -c: flranciel Gilllpollf 'p o'i ~ loy, w. Vo.; Veneda Rose. Ec!wanl Holbrook. Mrl. Gallipolis Chief of Polk'e Jnhn ,si.te Patrol: • • '. tl\.. 4, A!blny: l!dtrard C. ma Horak, Mra. Arch T. Lam- Taylor wBJ rHiected -'"""1 The Mil ~m. be lryetoft, RL I, Hamden : Wal~ ""~ Jtay McDade, Marvin · of the Fraternal Order of P~- Feb. 1 at 1M ,MJ~. "l... er L. VIII JI'COSID, Rl 5, Jact.· M'l' L 111 J Ha"borry 11.,.,, Gallla • Meis• ~e N · ld~ building. • •, aon. 'er, YM · ' 185. at the unlt'a month y meet. . 111r111o _ Mn. David a. Slm- Ml.ss Goldie V. NevUie, Lois 1Ins Wednesday nl~t at Galli· .. DINNER CAN · ontca, New H..... dall3hlor, Ann JtaUIIf, Gretlll'l' T. Simp- j polla muntclpal building.· A ' dinner lor the u; a. m.; y,., 1011 , Mar>ln w. Spean, Jt., Otl"'r olficera '";",.'.":'"" ;_:;e .-lle4. Thouias J. Stew.-t Rt. 1. Pa· Henry Varney, Mn. B<nny Sgt. Bill Barr, •~..,r011 • rqular meeting will _. ., trlot, diiUihlfr, 1:1.1 p. 10. Wed- WaDis, Mra. Cecil R. Warn.. PU. Hollis _...,. January 2S at tbe> ili!ll nesday. ley, S. A. Washburn, Mn. J. treasurer, and """"las Runyon, r resklonte 011 Malh .81!, . - Mrs. Clara ,. HoUis Wood, Carl E. Brande- chaplain. Named s"'u theJ hoaHamnl 11111 at lhe IIJIII. Je!fO V. nmo • ld, Mr1. ..._ Of trust... wore as . • _,, , , •, ~:~1 t!~~:~:· store l o..llt mt RunYon. •hHI like this." P'''"'11 dres!idt the rooms. They ;;. tlu.;pahtJ NewS' r a......, Mrl. Gearp o p cemen Browllin.. Nro. London ; 0 I I!Qmette, Mn. aara a:. c.I4;I R T Mlltca ! . to mem· \'ears we Jived here," the year had a ; -~ · t.ll'ganization, boy said. "But never anything at the hegi:H • 1!11· OolotM II. Jelfon. "-" ...;: C!orence Clut. PG!': H.,Jibd!lla.JII-1 JacW: M.. M..tmtA.WlJ'eo • OD boya' photol!'aphs between lUres of the UFO. Nyla saod helicopter pilot reported steuli nothing unusual. "The type of peroon and ~e type of camera used ,..ould lead me to belleoe this I! not hoax," .Nyl! said. The 6roihers took four Dhot,_ Month Clu~" ~uced by the .lloostets in ~·rank W. • J ASIIDIGTON M-u - A . ·- - . · well, Edwlo A. lloft...n, Mro. ename ay or "· We~Jm!; Ralplo It . Blachnl~ llk:flard Dow, Mn.. Ola m. ~ ~tblll:..: . "':! baun .......w ....Ill1..··Ill• VlllliDI Rl 1, Soutb PoiBul!l~-·~w ~D~ oaUf)e, ~ Fildtet, r..e. l Prest'dent 1111 y ~· m. P-Ia P. NcDermltt. .... . •.• aoo's plan lor a I per centaur- Ollly on Pedlatricl Ward. Mn. James L. Sorgonl, Rip. C. Floyd, Robert G. Hart, I ,..... i~-M~- 1 ' ' : .• •' ' " ~ " ••.--.,. ' . • .' ' �l " • ~.JIJM!el*t. 0 , ;::•-::...;;:::;:;:;:::. • Jlll. 11. liMIT , Studvt• Photos J~ • ifi"ed 1 Aircraft IV "mdent o .N•e 'I"' o"f.~ \!· w .;..oum TP Sordluoge May DieBefOft!Birth e~oar~; CLEMENS, Mleb. (UPI) _ Force on in<ome .and eorporate -continue to study some "pretty tu bills might wolher on lbe ~of au!!ldentified flying object taken by two · Vine. . bll)lll .Dan Jaroslaw 17 and his brother Grant, II appeared tho adminlstra;lctures 1n their backyard Monday with a Pol- tioo would oot be partiolllarly IMIIt ·tl,Mine worried about such a turn or i:;mond Nyla, base opero_tlons officer al eventtc- If the nation's OCOIIOII!J" .mile Base, about one tras right photogJ~hed the circular object, e P k pretty aul!'entlc · ·.; · havlnfl 110 markinB•· Mtrrlop Appl!ealloa ~ the best Ive seen. rant said the object Martin Leo Searls, 20, Chesbbrothers were area for ire, laborer, and Marlyn Sue ..apltlna SDOW acenes o ••• haw, -- •·• ihey loioiied up I<> eee the "~" IP'ay at about 50 let'l a . e ...,,. ~ephono opera tor object:,-.tcb they described as ground. He laid the !! made DO nol.se, waa laster•..,,t l an airplane and seemed •• :,Y,uar the otze of a helicopter. 1bere was a helicopter in 111 ~ Mf~i~· a. ¥~Force l mile~ :heri~t,;:: ~~ U: :a':n aMonth .'U1JD ~~;~: •La • ggntg · a~O area Wblcb appeared chairmafl, graphs which showed a even· shaped object with what peared to be • small ant<!nn••ll acting president, tn in the rear. of President Jorm "We've seen a lot of Slro111ge staMbtthat 50 per cent aircraft from the bllse in the Tuesday L;~•.~;!!~ .mailed [ 1!:. 111011, P•UI N·orlb IIIII ~ . ...,.., 1 1 _ ,11ft. 11""-1 1. Niday, Jr., !ureb Star Rt.: 'Mn. E. MH Smeltaer, oUo Grande· Unda Dlrol Denny RJ 1 'Galllpoilr· J - ~~;' W~~ Gall~· Mrr. ~ u J. Stewart, Rl·1, Patriot: ~ PWB~Dier, Mrl. M. Apple llrove; Mrl. Dtvlol R. SimOQioll, New Bav1111 Reier Ill. Davldf>n, New Hav"": Eelward C. Barton, Rt. l; l!actroe; Thomas R. ~ ~weere, Pl. p•-· _,. dl!pll1meftt• ...,.. ~M ~·~: ~ departmtn~ Hi~w~y 'lbel-l .-DJ -CEu.Eu ·,· •~I;: w~ay . :'":~te":s ~=~M~ ~. N~.'. Dl~tllllrpo --- Starts Friday -Mommg at 9 A.M.··· Open Friday:Night2TillS P.~ . ·:~ ' Southea~l'll Ohlo't Most on this debt. Tuesday evvoted to again , ' ' I lL ·.. · Reductions Of /i AND MORE OpposesDST For Ohioans debt by apply· on , the two the Pomeroy Nat::~:,.;:;;.;;;,• and l"&rmers Bauk COLUMBUS <UP!) _ T h I With the"' debt will be Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Wednesday advocated BOO!trrr' ~oPe 18 elmJnate t~e statE' on Eastern Standanl • " befcte the r;tart of T1me throughout the year. ' 'hiJOI · f 11 Persons who "There is little justification '' kl\-i~spoall1d. ed to the dol· for adopting Daylight Savin~• are aSked to Time here." said D. R. Stan•as possible if •field, executive vice president. ' 1 A bill making standard rath. 10/ Bill 'o!ldion to be ! er than daylight time during A;lil~~::o:::: were discus5- summer months mandatory was .L that Alfred introduced Tuesday in the ' or.e aidloiHimly inter<sl from 1.~· loa''Will he to pay off their to have only 1 LBJ'S Hatef UJ ' the football banquet . . he a meeting of three "booster presidents, iiddlleport, Polllei'oy and Rulwith Superintendent ll•t·orovos. January 23. Boosters next be the first Tues- .. The Sebsoa's Latest Styleli,: Color* illld .Material• At big Bedadto~t ' lmilor, Womenl!l, 4 Half Sizes. Values ap to $19.9.$. All FaU Alail " · Winter Stoek To 8.,0 AI BIG fti:DtrtTIONS. '' ; .. ~week. '(;. 1 • ' • ported hltrln el'llr Trl•• elaedu l '. , ' .,' 1 ..·. Cotton J)Uter•, aad Robel. REDUCED! .. ,, .' ., '" ' m$3.00 ;-",_ OOS'i'iJMI: iEWELRV .DiiJtJi'JBD! ' Group . . . ' ' '' ' -~ :'> . ' ·: t ,.- Game Planned = AD Men's and Boys' Suits leluted From 20 to 331% ' .. ._. Dies Tuesday ()OWNIE-GRQSS, INC. 1 ~ Nest · PIIHI lor iuo Grande Two brotbei., V. · ·ll.fvnlay nilht whea Gibbs, Jr., New Hli>en, and · ,io Plkevllli or••, Giblio, Qilumbus, .and · ..,.; "" , rtandchfi{t · t'· '*'· 1"'" · ·' · Funeral services ·wm b'e nert~ated to ' ,. ,..,t PERMA-LIFr BRAS .• ·,I,.• . ;• .' ··,l t~· ·:.; ·•·. .....,... ' ' ' Sport Coats and Blazers ·:··· Reduce.d .. .. .. .. 1 to l otf. sho,.,J,. at 2 p. r i. r \' - BlC" .~ Men's Dress Slacks Reduced! Fri. & Sat. I Sharon ae!llor, '!JIId' Dick Lilsetti, senior. . Rio Grande can .expeet 'Jitolteiulns ..:.;•. 1"' of lieneti atrengtb 'trom · procrliri' · · I an- Tuwter, •• • .• ..,._ ......r,· Sam Onf .Jo 11-411' tnsbniiJD; · .·. ·. Of GREATL1', QJOlJ~b! . ! .• :~A~r~:uJ;·~uv=ely~·~dtoa~llllonit~~~ • ' ,f f'l ' . I FRIDAY 13th-SATURDAY 14th ' a. v'a ' ' ~-I·. ' LINGEtm:'.·REn"VCE)ll··. ·. 'I . • .. '. •i ' 1 I ' ·• Group of Natlouillt-AIIv~ed ' ' ~, ., GronpCarCoatsP~,ed~o~~t ALL .HATS REOllCED ' ··..J OTB~k!l AT SIMILAR , SAVlNGS . ' ' . . .· ,$1.99 TO SELL! . ~ lbopte. .,.,f BLOUSES. PRICED the I Special Gro~p Qf FALL -SUITS SLEEPWEAR 11edl0-1 ,22-l and28-10at !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l ·· SMALL GROUP g•tstoresc Mothers ol sixth l!'ade stud· ents and William Amoll, teaeh· or at Syracuse ~ade school, Big Savings on .411 W int~r MerehatuJke : -·--. •·· have planned a mollher-<i"lghter basketball game. ·I I GROUP BOY'S Prior to the mother· daugh- 1 DRESS & SPORT SHtR"I · Ler game, which will get underway at 6•3() p. m. Monday, Jan. 1 MENS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHt RTS _J lly Ualted Preso latomatloaaf• 16, at the school, will be two · To Sale ,J.jl5 Values To $7.00 Values Soila Eaot exhibition sames by the ll<>y's i Valu•• To Salo $2.165 Voluoo To Sale , v:uJU Temple 63 Penn St 59 gymn class, Part llobcata froon ll1e cellar of the PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Sthmptn 121 Adelphi Suffolk 46 : Refreshments will he sold rugged MAC after loalng their WEST VIRGINIA STATE VS. RIO GRANDE Pittsb~~rgh 58 Lafayel\' 47 and a door prize awarded. Price Man 's All Wt>ol TOPCOATS MEN'S PAJAMAS · ' "·" · first two otarll, one of them a Player Yr. Ht. Pos. Ht. Yr. Player Cheyney Tl Shippensburg~ of admission is ten cents. The REDUCED Y.o I Group 4.00 Values . · ·2.6$. · 70-t!l dectslon to Manhall. A. HamiltOn ... , 10 6·1 F 6·1 9 ....... T. Bass NY AC 84 Amn Inti 81 sixlh grade class is planning a lknch Warmor _ Reducad '!.. ALL ROBES Raduced ¥4 ·' IIOOcal forward Fred Quff D. Hamilton .... 10 6·5 F 6-6 12 .... S. Gregory St John's NY ll8 St Jo's Pa 85 trip to Camden Park at the end turnill. In hlo best game u a B. Hunter ... , •• . 10 6-3 C 6·5 9 . , , , . B. Mabry Brdgprt 84 FrlghDI!knsn 74 of the school. It is hoped !hay MEN'S WORK PANTS ALL MEN'S GLOVE$.. > ,.. " ' Corduroy, Molokoin, Whipcord • · ' · ., '' ' ci>Uegtan with 811 polnlo ond 23 D. Freeman .• ••. 9 6-1 G 6-0 12 . , •. D.. Trainer Cst Grd 57 Welsyn(ct11m )70 will make enough money from . SALE 3.88 Driving, fur llnad, un!inad :.... •h' jl~lca l . ~. Ohio had the rame D. Townsend • , •. 10 6-0 G 6-1 12 , ... D. Lusetti Georgel<>wn (DC] fflliavy 68 the game 1<> cover expenses. ' ' ju~ alioul wrapped up with t GAME SITE St Mike's 102 Hartford 8:1 lft.ilolnt l...s early In the aeconct GAHS GYMNASIUM Ursinus 63 Haverfonl 5G NBA Standlogs ball when Cluff cooled oil. Tl POFF TIMI-1 P.M. Bryant 88 Nichols 73 By United Press International Reduced Williams 73 Middlebury 51 Eastoru Division Manhall'a Dill ~Anlonl,. a The "Big Game• local basketball fans have been So lb W. L. Pet. waiting for will feet underway at 8 tonight In Gallia S ~ Philadelphia 39 4 .!lf!7 ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 37.50 - - - - 1 Academy IDgh boo! gymnasium when West Virginia G Ca~~~~irRtlva 6 . S..l<>n 23 11 .718 State comes to town to tangle with the Rio Grande Col• w~""'"' 60 ir M11.il.fry 62 I New York 23 21 ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 29.95 - - - - - u .... t · lege Redmen. ·-c Wm&Mary 100 Hmpiln'&lny '! Cincinnati 11 23 Coach Frank Enty'• Yellow Doolin, 1-4 freshmarn Franl: Brnghm Soulhem 91 Hatgdn 90 ' Baltimore ALL-WEATHER COATS, values to 21.95 - - ---. ' 8 37 Jackets will he on the rebound ColOns, 1.2 sophomore: and N Caro 'ID N Caro S 18 Western Division for lhls one after last night's Jim Hamill<>n, Il-l freshman. Memphis St 60 S :\liss 52 w. L. Pet. AIJ!WEATHER COATS, values to 19.95 - -- - 54-31 loss I<> Ashland College, , . Mid Sao Franci""' 27 15 at Ashland Ohio State brl State s win over Morrts Harwest 'fiNDIJ leaders of Neighbor. 1 ·12~ In~ the vey was a big victbry lor the Sthn m 53 Louisville !IV St. Louis 19 ·21 .,,,,.1, hood I Jl'otir Rivera Girl ~ ' r · con · YeUow Jackets but It had ito Esn Mich 73 Loyola Chi 88 Los Angeles 17 25 met at the homlf ·. o1 Coach Arl, Lanlw!>'s Redmon had effects. Harry Rogers, w Notre Dame 93 Kings 1Pa) 114 Detroit 17 26 ,. Mra. A, R. Knight, Neighbor- have breezed through a eouple pivot man, suffered Ill Marquette '19 VaJIIuaiso ro Chicago 17 21! hood Chalrtnan, Monday, Jan- of warmup wins, both al ankle Injury and then saw limit- McMry 89 McKendroe .ao Wednelday's R<solto . .' uary I. for this Same and are DOW action Monday Dig~ soor. Ohio NrU1rn Ill E M~<•h 81 Cin 1116 Chicago 102 . · for the season. Last Saturday Ins only eight polio'"" against Hlllldale 99 Ferris !Michl St84 Los Ang 141 San Fran 126 11 ThO meet1111 wao the fir~ OJ>- nllhl Rio Grande defeated Alderson . Broaddus. He had Ohio U 94 Manhall 93 (Only games schedul<'di portljll)ty the leaden of Polll&- Michigan Lutheran l!JO.IO ond 28 poinl! asainst Morris Har- Muskingm 77 Mt Union 62 St. Lo::;:u~d:;~l~;::':.''' roy, .Salisbury and Middleport Tuesday night they downed vey. / Man't & Boys' have had to meet tho new exeo- Bluefield Slate College 111: 11](). , • liew York at San Frao Regular 2.50 \ SCHOOL SWEAT CAPS . . .•. .. Y.o OFF SLIPPER SOCKS $1.79 RIIIJ. 2.95 Valuo .•. uUve director, Mlss An.,. Helm The Redmen claltn a Ashland pl~ys • eon~olled A!ao .,prl!MIIt wu the dl.strlct win over West VIrginia Staie ball•.whoch last night s M- l · TRIM TIGER advlaor, Mrs. James Jarrett. lor the championship' of lhe icore indicates. It l.s not , KIA ME S H A LAKE, N.Y. eAII Merchandise Offered For Salo· To ken From Our Stock of NatiONily Advortlsad Brands 1 After ted OYer eond Anoual Pl. Pleuant Roho~ 11>uch action Rogers OIS CUP!) -Emile Griffith, who 1 -~ .~",!'~Dido""~, Cadet 1ary Holld•v Invitational Bask- saw In thiS game. defends his middleweight chame Open Friday Nito Till 8:00 PM - Sat. Till 9:00 PM - For Yaur '"""" ..,,. __... .., pionship next week against Joey Convenience CbaUengt programs and plana ethan Tournatnent IBJt month. Ashland, hoaatin,gthe nation's 1 Areher in New York's Mad is n i 9 of .different cadet progratns West Vl'l!lnla State is 7.0 In top SIIUIU defense, · Square Ganlen, Wednelday W.,. .di1CU81ed. State Conference play. State In front of West Virginia State decided against aiming lor a • . . · downed Morris. Harvey I<> stay with 11 straight points Mrs. Mildred VIrginia Elias, !58-pound weight target for the "Home Of Arrow Shirts~' Potmlll.roy •·, 1 . former bout. lnteiestedare In I<>all!nd_ Satunlay night at Charles- decisionintermission 49, o1 Lincoln, InsLeaden ealllp meetings meet· last lor. ond lben toot ia 13 starls.for Its lith resident of MasonIt!., County, died _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___: Mollday, January 18, at I a.m. Broaddus 71-66 Monday night at . llllll!xpectedly Tuesday . •.; 1verlii1Jl ; at !he l1ome of Mr1. Knight. Philippi. · Coach Enty. will · Idea,. p1aM ond srlpes for Rio Grande Is e>:pected I<> be ' start Dave Hanulton, 11-S~ stud)' and IIIUeotlooUt' lbotild he at full strength lor this one. more, and hiJ brother, She wa& born Deeomber 7, J broUght. Coach Lanham worked his ..,: HamUton, S-1 sophomore, al 11111, at Harlford, the daughter · ' tire squad and touDd reveral lorwanla. Dave Hamilton wui.too: Ralph V. Gibbs, Sr., and tho . Also at the Januarj> lf, . eombinations In tbe he at center for lbe lipolf Zelia Gibbs. INF pJans trW ·he set 'II' • switch to forward Ben ~1 camp tO he held In June. winl over MlchljJIJI Wilt oophomore , Others sumvill( are Heltnl . preaeated lhe . PJper Bluefield State. otan at forward ond ~tch .., husband, Emmett; slef'""''th~r.i • ! Song-on·tapa. The llllll "Follow The Redmon, according the plvot post whOn the action Audrey, New lfl!ven: The Piper" . Wtl lnlroduced otatlst!CI from Kansas t and four daoghters, the :114111ooa1 eilliveoi!On . b)' City are CIIJ're!liiY eighth In 8 arta. Uam !Bill), LeXIll(ton, m.; Debbie lleYDokll. · · the national in small SJate trW alro let r · ly of and J'!f, ~t , home: Belva .. · scortn& and !lob Mabry, action Jrom lbe guards. Sue Elias, at home; Mro. ~ thltJCI to be c!olte Ia oentor, Is lith wayne FJ'I!OIIlan, 1.1 (Peggy l i Bu~. E Itthe ~tiol of eamp equipment 12th the nallon In and Dqnal4 Townsend, ~ hart, m., and Mrs. ond .the dale. A Girl~~ Billboth of whom <Nancy) Farm~, lncoln,., letin, or ll1sert; lor Girl Coaqb Lanham Is erpeeted against. Morrta Bar>ey and AJ. Five sisters. Mri. '!Uchard Weak, ahoul4· he otileted < the same lineup he derion-Broadclus ogene) Walker, Mrs, Maorcellus tile loth of February. In lhe muefield · Stall · (Patty) Walcl, New . , .. · :rony B..., 8-1 freshman, Coach Enty can expeet ·Mrs. James ' (Martita) Staats, A b.Jdie -uljop, WU alio Gi'egory, 8-8 aenlor, the bench ID Bill LawreJ>Ce (Mabel) oi1Jquued. There Fe lwo at the forwards. ·BcJb ~1!181l; Ed Clark, Jr., Pl. Pleasant, at PNfODI without !...sera,. one wiD he at center. .At ·the and Ed Dtvl.s, e-211 Charles (ErDesUne) ·BrQwnle · ani! ..,. Senior troop. . l!e Captain· Don ry, Pomeroy: , e<~Uege t3 Only Cholee Seleetlaali of FaD And Winter Styles.· Values To trro•.' . Oat They Go At Greatly Bedueed Prieeli!· eFar •reada •Tweeds .ellll• . · .,, . e., ~4~ Mom-Daughter Basketball Mrs. Ehas Of llJin , R~lesHolds I r oophomlltl! guard, 101 bot and Muaklngum scored a 17-C vicocored 20 of hi! 2ll polnll In the Itory over Mount Union in the 80CIJJid half oomebaek ·• that le>enlngs only Ohio CoDierence nearly turned the Irick. conteat; Marietta wblpped CalOilier Gamoo ifornia State o1 PODII8ylvania In other Olllo College games 86-78 and Ashland applied th~ Wednesday night, Steubenville defe,;,ive clamps 1<> West Vir· WU ,upset ~1 G••~ 67-61; "'"'" State .lor a M-31 . vicl<>ry ~ eae~. .;,.does Big Green 94-93 €ouncli, 0\'iiffiiul of £ ,...~ ..,.;.u " ~ Battle Losses at espor~ ~~. Leaders Discuss Plans ,. . ~ r-oit~. Girl Scout ' om~ Up·Action . guard. ~ All Men's & Boys' Jackets .. ... Show T • ht COLIJMBUS (UP!) '' COlltroversial portrait 'of PTP<tl. dent Johnson will he , shown publicly tonight for the flfst 1' time at a gala society affair. I ·' The lona-awalted moment ' be at 6:30 p. m. EST at a champagne parly when thele ~~:·~:: are pulled lrom the ••1 the Pt·esident angrily said was " "ugliest thing'' he ever saw. ' "Everybody is all excited I don't know why because ev. er~hody who has seen the , \ ' .: · trait thinks it Is great." COf,~!JS '\(jpiJ -A com- Herrold of the Columb~s Gal· plete. oY!!tl\aUJ' of rules or oper- lery of Fme Arts public rela· ation~tfj.fding up bu~lness In tl~ns staff s~ld. tht! Clh!O,;Il0tl!e of ltei>resentaThere wdl he peopl: from tivei. i t~ all over the coun~, Gal· Aftft ijlo"'lveeb . of s~lon! lery D~reciDr MaMiiti Young - six 'btklhg days - the noted. Is ma\okio\g U!ite. "Naturally we will have lbe A . bills and rt!soltl- cream of Central Ohio Society,• for' ll!trodue- he said as he tuo;ned down anmembers of other telephoned plea move them 1'SQJ'lleboby important" who ~:~:a~ ·· operating under wanted to he in on !ol\iiht's blc ~ · Until I! adopts ' show. · . · a permane11t rules, noth. lng than immediate busi· ness be trailsacU!d. Spe r Charles F. Kurfess (R-Bo ling Green \ says the Lowpo~t log i!lln IV!ll break next Mooi• J.. day· \ SAIGON ' (UP!) - Alrltotl· can batile'IO!IIel! In Vletnim OoQilren's Home the i1J1t wei!~< 'ol tMt dmpPed 1 ; ' Resign to i'loeir lowe~ , point_ ln. ~4!01 Ohio lt'l'll- . . . . · ~ released ~1 . of \he Hiilcr<!sl sh~ . . . Horne resl•ned Mll\llrf ' ~Oit salii in an apparent pro- Amerl~ were killed . and f'/!1 and reRtll•llons. were WOOnciM In tho wo8c office penonnel •ndln( 'sAturday. '!'be lli'eV\Otli \I!Ol'kers were 1week's lt~e! >'!ete. l!al tilled $'ll'\'lce to handle j"nd 134 woil,~. Two Amerltlie nine who par- cans Wl!n! illlted a! mtoSI!!I!. Friday In a brief Tite oiroo was partir attfll)ut. new rules. able to· the fad the weell ehdln< Jan. 1 lnduded of the PARI!!NTI 43-hout New son of Mr and Other free RJ) I, Pom- three killed And feW days w!lb In the weOII:.Joitsil Is eJi1!>lnyed go\'el'll!l;ll!l Colum- kiUed ~~al't!d m~tel c :~~dM~s. Porter thankt<l l Portrait on those who helped in any· ' · stvent~! I' lut Iu T.lm.e For Those Cold Wiater bay• To COme. All l'all aud wta. ter M:e.-ehandlse Goes On Sale Tomorro•. Fabloa• B'aadJ At Real. . . ' Savblpf Jlnrry Ill And Shop. ,. wt.Gf~e!IIUO I I ~- " ' ~: ~ R. . d ]. k :..!•ttie'.wln*·ManiJin~~ . .e men, ac ets c • ht inloUrck~~ 0 11•lue '71 .J. on z:g ' . • z2 i !7~, 8opliomore JW-t M<CIIntlct "'-Y ...,... 11101'0 J-.mtant baaketo durlnc hiiJ ..Uep baaketbaD career, bot Ohio University C9aclo Jltn Snyder trW aetUe for one WtdneJJda1 night. Mc:CIIJ!t!c!t pl.ud up a. lboae baD ond tired lcMnrcl file baoket at tile floal buuer I<> five Ohloond -I' w "vuo tilltloo for lbe .Mtd • AmeriC811 Conferenc. title · McCie buOIIItytwepont tbethe gam G•llipolis, Ohio 1 Gallipolis-~~ Eteola Ill Frida7 Dl&bt wlll1loere, ond like A11>ou,IJ strlcll:.!aenlor, wbo oleeted to ll.nt ootand +3, 1111idly In third place, 1todjly wwld upect 1<> produce 'Carl Wolfe will open trith Bill Tbo : ar II 111111t11 lila CJII"''M•en trlth ma11p01rer problenw, 111tpry "" a malfunctioning plainly wllbirt range of · 11M! vi<IDr)' In , clofe.IOUCbl match (Spider ) Davia, llonnle Neloon, vade ba*othan lellms ....,. , In tlie , !polio . wbetber ., ........, lll&b. eYerJ· Hoi aiDee the 11151-61 1088011, lhootlder. He IJ out lor tho ... t>llamplooship. u that waa trith Jacbon, IJid Mark Tannehill. Ass Bradbury , I pleled their two ,_u,, •i_.,. 3U ¥Ill 42-IJ Mll!lule II bocl1'l I a - Ia! Doeemlw lutl Mlddlop>rt doleatod Athenl. 1011 and .alao trUI miss ha,.. If lhrie l'llnJHICIIII Panlhert again againol Southern Jut and Jim Buteher. The next two game rooocr trip ill bllh f"""""' j' "" vie!Mt'- - . ..J_.pomUI .. trW boC<Ime the '11utt rome, II llllddleport, wu / bali. eon upend Nelooovllle on tho Saturday 1\iihl ( 2 point mar- boys would he Steve Pullen and Wedoesday e>ening with a dou- iJI 17 poiDII. ,._ tddod ·:.8 1117. a 114 lflalr. '!11o lint ·111111 In lddl.lloll, alternate lor· Hoonda' bandbox Ooor, looll· fin). Bill Swan. ble >ict<>ry It Racine. DtviJ !lad 5, .llillw.._, 11116 A pme ID M-·eporl trith that lUI on at Albam "ent to warcf.tuard Woyne Da>l!. W oot! W)laley, meanwhile, is e>:pecl· , . . . - Z and DiliiOla I. 'IIIII ..Wj Alhelul trW belp declde, ""'· II the Bblldop, IUS. . senior fharpohooter, has been I The Panthers had their own ed to he ready to JO tomorrow I Coacb McAfee saod Thursday The Gallopolos "'"' 13 lor the lootn. '1'1...., " Ill, Middleport, loler o1 llol'oe LQI wllen Atnolll drot> interoniltently ill the put two I problems with ;u,..8 last - k· ' night 11 NelsonvUte M would opeo With f.<! JUDovr 33-17 lor Its fwrlh victory onl1 s,..,.. 5 llatt II1CJ c:'.etiMI • llnf&hl, - pull ltrlelf kl«etll-IJied an Jtme lA> weeka. Teata -renUy have lend wbea rqular slarter Bob The Panthera will ·try to Greg Hull and 8-2 junior O.nnis st• games. The Ga!lipoUt eighth and Br.d:er 4nd Hei!ot • to mate a nm for tno filii CoiU!Dbul Eutmoon, ond to Iturned uP nolblng. But Davlf Whaley,.. qllicl<, hustlinc their sliek zone dtfei)Se 'stand Rapp at forwards, S-3 senior won its thlnl straight 4'-U, lllll l GaUipolla opent 'It loillJlo olvloloD ID .Ibe IOCO!Id rouad of,1Nellollville, tho let11110 leaden remalaed clearly subpar In wu out with Ulnou. Coach up against the bil Hounds. and Sam Eblen at center I for Clarki evened Its season l'<C<H'II .., ......, Monday at , - ,1:1\i:, 4 38W..t.l)\11 SIOOAL play. were plt)'IDC wllllout their top drlllf 80 far lhlt,weet. Tbi! IRuSJ Moores' sixth man- on- ,hope their ballll\'ed 1100ring - 1W seruor Curt Heady and ;.g :1-3. · . lagailllll Rutlond In lhe 'lbo J'llllfllen ln•ade the Nel- robou!ldor and llelldy ocorer, casualty •Iller oul the ly ooe tritb any esperl.,... in usually all five starten get In sopltomore ll<>b Hadley at . • ' too hardwood aonvllleo( IUCII a llllllJ Jaek Clark, loot to moiiOIIU<le<>- ence "" Coacb Carl Wolfe's ' varsity plaJ - Jim Anderaon, double ligures - Will tame the guHanlsd. . In pedthe 1119 rsf ( hlhl. Snowden ' . . ., lftl ,..._,....., eon bo ealled sla. He defmitely will not he bench. filled in ly. . ltlon. • ea y os expected 1<> become pum on or t e wmners. .· ,J 1 The Panthers who did I court, to meet tile W llotlnda. available Friday night. lhe Bul M= played~lhe entire :·op.\':· status of Wayne Davis In ' the second high s~rer on the Moller 6. Wedemeyer J Pegg FIGHTS T9NIQII1i .,... vleloni oo• Athtm The Jaekets have dropped completsly UDeipected last game with fivo boys, Ron Lo- Middleport Is not 10 certain. He club: woth Clark out. Clark had 2 and Cunnlngllam I. WinebrenTfoe 1117 Galllpollt • (S-1). . . two stralsht wtlllout their !Friday by defeatin,g Jacboo · gan, BiU Radfonl, Don Swisher, wu held out from sll drill Wed· . a slight edge on Rapp, who had ner totaled 5 for the losero. trn Oblo .\rea bod•& tatorii. MI&Dport, N, 1011 Atbe01 rotroar auard Gears• Sauer, a the second time inside 1 week, Bill Moore and Andy 1 wac- 1nesday a 16.3 average m league gam... Reese and Hart had J mOld wll lleJia a 7:• tt. 1 ·- - lice few in •beakelhall If o,;vc. cannol start Saturday night Middleport go- Snyder. Hubbanl 2 . and Jenkins altllll II llle Waslolqtoa 11)'111. =:...:::::....=:::::..:::..::::::::::::.__::_::::_ _____ ··--'__ es to Fori Frye and Pomeroy 1and Cleland 1 each. Gallipolis' netett 1118y lot pilrdi~)' P ~U,' Nips Beautiful Faahlon Center Farm Bureau Key Games on Tap Friday Night for Panthe~s,Jackets ]::;-i;:;-'~~;.;;;;,_.; . Ual~ Pnao latonaU.aol iiJ 1 FAS .HrO··N . a ~ ail>"ftl. 'oib!11'ant"oy. ~--- had donated Dear- lature. "Many farmipg ooe1,allons I t~ 'two W&rehOUSfS rel~t~' \0 me tfe'" ~owns to be used tn saJd. Many farmers would be lri the flelds when events Money. general fund in nearby towns are scheduled amo'",Jf $16Uj was tran•·jhegin (under daylight time) . '-~·ed 1o the building fund. It I' . en pm!ll ....... Middleport polk>! Jv.. Fife, GaiDa """nty Ill's and Cpl J ... Ia' -c: flranciel Gilllpollf 'p o'i ~ loy, w. Vo.; Veneda Rose. Ec!wanl Holbrook. Mrl. Gallipolis Chief of Polk'e Jnhn ,si.te Patrol: • • '. tl\.. 4, A!blny: l!dtrard C. ma Horak, Mra. Arch T. Lam- Taylor wBJ rHiected -'"""1 The Mil ~m. be lryetoft, RL I, Hamden : Wal~ ""~ Jtay McDade, Marvin · of the Fraternal Order of P~- Feb. 1 at 1M ,MJ~. "l... er L. VIII JI'COSID, Rl 5, Jact.· M'l' L 111 J Ha"borry 11.,.,, Gallla • Meis• ~e N · ld~ building. • •, aon. 'er, YM · ' 185. at the unlt'a month y meet. . 111r111o _ Mn. David a. Slm- Ml.ss Goldie V. NevUie, Lois 1Ins Wednesday nl~t at Galli· .. DINNER CAN · ontca, New H..... dall3hlor, Ann JtaUIIf, Gretlll'l' T. Simp- j polla muntclpal building.· A ' dinner lor the u; a. m.; y,., 1011 , Mar>ln w. Spean, Jt., Otl"'r olficera '";",.'.":'"" ;_:;e .-lle4. Thouias J. Stew.-t Rt. 1. Pa· Henry Varney, Mn. B<nny Sgt. Bill Barr, •~..,r011 • rqular meeting will _. ., trlot, diiUihlfr, 1:1.1 p. 10. Wed- WaDis, Mra. Cecil R. Warn.. PU. Hollis _...,. January 2S at tbe> ili!ll nesday. ley, S. A. Washburn, Mn. J. treasurer, and """"las Runyon, r resklonte 011 Malh .81!, . - Mrs. Clara ,. HoUis Wood, Carl E. Brande- chaplain. Named s"'u theJ hoaHamnl 11111 at lhe IIJIII. Je!fO V. nmo • ld, Mr1. ..._ Of trust... wore as . • _,, , , •, ~:~1 t!~~:~:· store l o..llt mt RunYon. •hHI like this." P'''"'11 dres!idt the rooms. They ;;. tlu.;pahtJ NewS' r a......, Mrl. Gearp o p cemen Browllin.. Nro. London ; 0 I I!Qmette, Mn. aara a:. c.I4;I R T Mlltca ! . to mem· \'ears we Jived here," the year had a ; -~ · t.ll'ganization, boy said. "But never anything at the hegi:H • 1!11· OolotM II. Jelfon. "-" ...;: C!orence Clut. PG!': H.,Jibd!lla.JII-1 JacW: M.. M..tmtA.WlJ'eo • OD boya' photol!'aphs between lUres of the UFO. Nyla saod helicopter pilot reported steuli nothing unusual. "The type of peroon and ~e type of camera used ,..ould lead me to belleoe this I! not hoax," .Nyl! said. The 6roihers took four Dhot,_ Month Clu~" ~uced by the .lloostets in ~·rank W. • J ASIIDIGTON M-u - A . ·- - . · well, Edwlo A. lloft...n, Mro. ename ay or "· We~Jm!; Ralplo It . Blachnl~ llk:flard Dow, Mn.. Ola m. ~ ~tblll:..: . "':! baun .......w ....Ill1..··Ill• VlllliDI Rl 1, Soutb PoiBul!l~-·~w ~D~ oaUf)e, ~ Fildtet, r..e. l Prest'dent 1111 y ~· m. P-Ia P. NcDermltt. .... . •.• aoo's plan lor a I per centaur- Ollly on Pedlatricl Ward. Mn. James L. Sorgonl, Rip. C. Floyd, Robert G. Hart, I ,..... i~-M~- 1 ' ' : .• •' ' " ~ " ••.--.,. ' . • .' ' �'. • • \ \ ~hifclren at Home Will Be . p GIVen arty' 0 ., JIIIL 11, 1N7 ONE LARGE TABLE R... 39e ~._~':<, Storm BEnER PIECE GOODS Windows _ _ 3 for 97c SHOP OUR aiG REMNANT TAILI- 1 Onl' $47..SO GJrls' 26" llcyde $40.00 1 Onlf $47.SO loys' 26u llcyclo $40.00 9 Rag. $3.95 Loft'• utax Paint -' $2.10 gal. IIAIGAIN-PRICID AS MAIKIOI 1 R... $44.95 V• ln. Skll Drill $29.88 R... $69.00 Buckayo Cool Hooter _ _ _ $57.00 .... , oa\, 2 Rag. $1D.95 $1oom & Dry Iron $8.50 Sl.....-w.a· ...,Jce . ~ ' Club Meeting ... - B & PW Club coming with her were welcomed. . , ·' OHIO. CLUB MEETS The Lower Crust C'lub met recently at the o! Mrs. Linda Beegle in cine. Present were Mrs. Warnor, Mrs. Linda Hill, ' JANUARY BROADLOOM Maxine Diddle , Mrs. Inez Mrs. Delores Wolfe, M•ss Mae Kraeuter and the Mrs .. Beegle. ------- -- - - - - - Homer ~orrest, Charle1 Wayland, Shirley Wolfe, Emerson Jones, Karl Owen, Cash Bahr, and Arthur Hoyt of Pomeroy. Including Sealy Wetproof Mattress FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO are Letart! Portltmd, Racine RutlaPd. '!be 196'7 directory for delivery In June. ' SHOP SWISHER and LOHSE For All Yonr Prescription and ,, lb-eam Dlalllond Rtnn Bthold CATHI!DlAL - llon- THIS SALE LIMITED TO STOCKl ON HAND! ArtCGrvtd. From SUO. GOESSLER (I) · 4 Registered Pharmacists To Fill All Your Prescriptions Accurately, Promptly and Reasonably. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! {2) : c~mpl~t· Selerlioil of Prescription " ""•··· r O{J.. etary Medicine s, vosmef.ics, Magazmes, Greeting Cards, :robaccos •nd Sundries HURRY! Al:l Week ·specials . Adams BREAD GROUND aEEF -· 501 NYLON--Save $3 yd. 7 1 roll12 ft. wide, 100 ft. long in gold 1 Roll in Blue LOAVES JS lb. I '• McCOY'S - - - - 111. w. 20 It It 11 . 14 u SIMON'S M-ARKET t•'Bii~euiia.llltl lllrlilll - 174,-= ..... IU; Teitm llrlel - Team No. 0!-.·q.lly f:Oii t. 71011 ' 'I> ,y PrldaJ n11 hturdqTII 9 .. WY 24975 I .49 TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES EXTRA-STRENGTH PAIN RELIEF' TABLETS lj ', .99' YARD SQUAll WAS 9.95 1q1 yd., now _...._.,. .63c.PEPJO·BISMOL YOU CAN CARPET A 12xJ2'. ROOM FOR AS LOW . AS · YOU CAN CARPET A 12x18' ROOM FOR AS LOW AS S149·95 S96·00 ' Weii-To-W•II ' WAlll'P •, ' ' 1 SP~CIAL ' ' 9~ S.uper I ROOM _.....,.._ ___,__ 12 x ·11 ·; 1 RQOM 1~ ·x · 12 • 1 ROOft\ 12:X• 10 ' '.3-8·8 ~ _ , ' Anahist , , 49C I ';·-, .. ·• tll'1T . - . " { ·tt "Ho, r ... stoppU worl:in.g•• ,,. IHI/s-l'm ju$1 Wliling II -,.... ·'·· Your Full Service lllnk Is ••• :<'···- 1e note!" . .' ~ I:'"'C SOCIAL CAJ _,,JVNDAR ~ ~1 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS DAUGHTER BORN Mr . and Mrs. John Bentz of 6:00 to 8:00 Chester are announcing the birth of a 7 lh 5 oz. daughter, Brenda Sue, Monday. January FRIDAY 9, at Holzer Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs MiTHE SENIOR class o! East- chael Bent. Jr., and Mr: and ~n High School wiJl sponsor a Mrs. Victor Babr of Chester Jitney s~p~r at the school, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bahr and day begmmng at 5:30 p.m., Mrs. Myrtle Bentz of Chester ceding the basketball game. and Mrs. Hazel McCloud or lli, WAHAMA lUG H School lumbus are great grandparents will sponsor a dance with the and Mrs. Pri ce Hawk of Pome: Jays tllis Friday at the school Mrs. Mae Pearson ol dlto . f II . au rmm o owmg the Wahama basketball game. Da.1cing will he held from 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight. The public welcome. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~. l v(".,~ .· ;!-b"' Serving Meigs County fM ot>trll4 Y • .,, 'T"i•"f.oH - .. Membar Federal Retervt System Member FDIC All Account• lnourocl Up I~ $15,000 Undor The Fedora! Deposit lnsuranc• Corporation .' \ Open Friday Nights Tii9:00·--Aiso Open Allj)ay ThursdayS ·. ,t ..,:;;:·~···~~~ .. ·.· HARTLEY & BENNm'S MID-WINTER )~ .. ~.;.J'l ~.:,-· . • ~fl . ~.:~~.ri :~ SATURDAY POMEROY BAND Boosters Association wi11 sponsor a teen dance party tllis night at ttie Pomeroy Hi g h school auditorium. The .. ~.- t>H ''I' ··~ ' r;;-""'""::_S7A_LE-:N:. 0-:-W---:-I_N-:-P_R_O_G--RE::..:S.:.S·:_•---*-~ · , ·-·: j:~ Shoes Displayecl On Raclcs For Easy Selection ·": will emcee the dance ~rom 8 to 11 p.m. Everyone Is ~ FOR PAIN TWICE AS FAST AS ASPIRIN . ·, ~ • , . ~.. ' :r1 ·- • . .' Jfl'' ' I ":'""·<;'· .. J'' Relatives ancl Friends Attend Funeral Service I ' .,. r. . MEIGS • MASON AREA lkfiN!'III t. ow-. Puatllllter' ~, :hlllttllll, ·~..... . _______ __ .....::._ LADIES' SHOES REDUCED l or .More $J 87 to .......... . ~ -~ ' -'~ ... . ·.: ' ~,:-. . $887 • .r. > MEN'S.SHOES REDUCED ! or more Ties Sheep-Lined 8oots - Insulated Boots - -. :-, .'. oW. . . . . . Pd\l,,at . . .· •, .Jc ' ,·' • ., '1,· ' . .h .., --- .. ,'-1. ,._ ·- ' •' ... ·Jh·IS,,' ·J (.· . . ' -~-;J;- , ·Y· ' . · Mllo'llti.D-;DML ·- · JIQ.JlXCIIANGES· -., No~pl!HB .. ' ./ J -. . ~- i I '· ' •\·• , ,.... ' . r-' ·, 'f\ . l:o_l;. ~- ' ; •' •' ' .... 'i ,,,,~ . . ''I '· '';\!·-''.·' L" , , •• ·I• ·-1 ... ..,.1 .. """Ill V1luea to 24.95 $517. to '· von.,. ,.-..., eoa-i.j ~ IIIIN1IJ1 .. ~ ···•.-. '~-.. , :. /_:;,." DRESS SHOES- STACKS -FlATS- SNOW BOOTS ALL COLORS- SUEDES AND LEATHERS WITH PURSES TO MATCH VALUES TO J6.00 . Publ~ dallt' ~ ·~., Ohio lit.. .......,., 0 lll.o, I • .\'' JACQUELINE, CONNIES, PARIS ~ASHION, MISs.t 'j. WONDERFUL, HEEL HUGGERS, JARMAN, CALUMET/: ,: RAND and RANDCRAFT. Ottt of town relatives friends here for tlle fWl•lral of 'l!leodore CTim) Neutzling, were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis •nd Kenny, TorCh;· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hnlls, Gertrude Neutzllng, all of ens; Mr. Bert Scott, Cherles Scott, Cheshire; Mrs. Lucille Rathburn, Gallipolis· David O'Neal, Pt. Pleasant, Ernie Null, Gallipolis; Mrs. H. Raub, Mrs. Leo Altier, and Mrs. Robert Baird, son, Robert, all o! Cornling;' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zerl\le, Cheahlre; Mr. snd Mrs,ltenry Null ol Crooksville; Air, and Mrs. Sam Strauss, A!l!ens; · Miss Jeanette Scot!, 'Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeauger, Cbeahlre; Rev. ami Mrs. Otis Cllapman, Sharon .and Esther, Cheshire: and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Grant, Glillipolls. · Pall bearers were Nalban Biggs, Robert· Harden, Willard' Boyer, Doyle Shuler, Emmet Shuler, and' Jed Webster. Loafers . .. ' ' \ Nationally Advertised Brands I ,9C .-', sP.icr~ :, 3:9c , .....~ ., ,;j '" .\·-. SPECI~· 5,, -Y• . . Cle~nser 69c BUfflRIN DECO'NG~StAtiT TABI,ETS .N. 20%--30%-40% off.. -·· - -· 79c POLIDfNT .Dental WAt.l.. - ALL INLAID LINOLEUM . FOR ·UPSET STOMACH :INSTALLED . . WITH 40.,0Z. PAD IN 501 NYLON FORONLY lb. ,..... Mbed Leapt Decomber II, 1. . s I 1 Roll12 ft. wide by 95 ft. long, In d•rk brown. s3 .yd.... ; ,. 161; TI!8Dl High Game . aes - Forest Run Bloek . IU5. YARD SQUARI! lb. " • Loll Clollderl II II Beaufr IIIJaa R IIIli Ibm BlotS f1 3l No. 1 :MI4i 2S\Ii B't'y Shop 111i1 mil lllil ...~~ Game - Buth l!lgb Series - _Pt .99 Carpet-~v~. ' 73c EXCEDRIN ~ .29 lb. J'lttlq NIP! Llo... Dln.W a, liM s WAS 6.99~q. yd., now _ _.;'... 4 $1 PORK NECK BONES 4 s1 FRESH PIG FEEl 6 s1 v;: EGGS 3 -s1·39 8Sc MILK SMOKfD JOWL Hercvlon Chester, 0 1. ; .--- .. Phone 985-3308 e """ ""'- come. ...ow Prescription and Orug Price< Everv Day . <4) eEXAJifPUl Of' SJI:VIN6S RIDENOUR RADIO & · r:v:~ • Planty of Friendly Clerks "'o Serve You P:omptly l) eEXAMPLE OF S.tiVINGS Racine are great great arandmothers .. The Bentzs have a son, Keith, age 17 moolbs. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D.A.R ., will meet Fri· day, Jan. 13, at the Grace Episcopal Parish House In Pomeroy. A program on Conservation will be presented. Hostesses will be Mrs. Guy Neigler, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, and Mrs. Napcy Reed. Roll call response ; wtn be Trees o! Ohio, • The Drug Store With the "EXTRAS" . der, pure, iiDj)ftSiivdy differ. cotl IC's bill: 0110 of the ultra •ew Drea .. Dlamaltda br I. welcomed were Belly Cowan. : worthy matron, and Guy Cowan.; ,..rthy patron, or Pomeroy 1 Chapter OES, and Mr. Cowan, I worshipful master ot Pomeroy I Lodge, F & A M. Rooognlzed and welcomed were Mr. and Mrs. JOlin Wolfe of Racine. 'l!1e date lor the achool o! IDsllUction waa tentatively aet lor , Monday February Ill and a· practice waa beJeL The meeting , closed In regul4t form. Feb. 14, with the Civic Participation committee in charge - - - - - - -- - · - - - - - - - - - l•' .0 . ln. lt. 1N7--t .... _ o ..t •!IJQ - next meeting will . The SALE STARTS ./TOMORROW AT INGELS CARPET ROUSE IN . ~-Kiddleport. The meeting opened Ill ritual· lotlc form and Introduced and · bell wilh a gift following her · talk. Members of the Gallipolis ·. Se!d1DeJ, mittee, presented Mrs. Ca,.., '\. Ph. 992·2774 ·~ II Betbtl Jlo. Ill of the ~ tlouaJ Onler ol Job'l ~ met Monday evening at the Pomeroy Masonk Temple, with Pam Cleel<, lionored qtii!OII, preaiding. man the world affalrsChaircomMrs.or Rose Reynolds, the program. ' \ grouJ! ~--~- ' -~-=~~·~~~~G:o~m;g;w~er~e:H:o:ra=ce=M:cE:Ihi:·n:ny ~1 . lMu /or SelwDI oJ IJUtruCuon uSa Alkir•. 115 W. SECO~D ' ' 992-2214 POMEROY BIW HOWL & 'LUTHER SUPPlY 11 J W. 2nd St. The Fabric .Shop BERRfS WORLD Alex.,d•r were held from llle Ewlng Chapel, Tuesday II z . . p.m., with the Rev. C. Melvin 'l!1e Middleporl Busmeu & PW.. wm made to S]>Oil!Or pastor of the United Protess10nal Women's Club me! · a Vaii!I!Une Day party for Methodist church, o!f~eiating. Tueroay at 7:30 p.m. following childre~ at the county home at Burial was in the Letart Falls a dmner at the Martin Restau.a meeting ol the deacons and cemetery and pall-bearers were rant. ~coneases ol the First United Harold Grimm, Hayman Bar- The program was in charge hyterJan chur<b Tuesclay nitz, Bert Grimm, Charles ol the World Allain Committee, everung. Invitations will aiBo be Shain and Robert Burnam. w1th Mrs. Marlann~ Camobtll. &lven to the HarrJSODVille Pres- Coming from out ol \Own for Ohw Slate Second VIce president bylerlan Church congregation Ithe services were Mrs. EEITI ofr the ~usmess & Profe.-;siooal and to foreign students at area Grimm or Washington C H . Women s Clubs as speaker. col!eaeo. . • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr!,;,~, Mrs. Campbell found world boPaul Haptenstall, Vmcent Da- Columbus; Mrs. Melvin Noth- alfa1rs actually beginning, 'In i .' and RuueU Lyons were Stine, Groveport and Mrs our own backyards." so to ~.!_0 prepare the program Robert Wells and children oi ~peak, in Interest and part~clp.a- 1 • auB. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Warsaw t1011 in commuruty, state and Karl Owen, Mrs. Rlcbard Owen · national allairs. ' ~nd Mrs. Tom Rue are !n WOOE A'M'ENDED Each woman can do this In ~~e of refresbments. Several members of Naomi her own p&rticular way. But, Lenten ;~w purchase Lodge, Knights or Pythins of each woman , must do lhiB In 0 Euter : ,,.. the Middleport, were in Gallipolis order to fulfill bet dedication wu aated":'• and Mrs. Rue Tuesday evenlng t,o attend a the affalrs or the cotmlry, she commWI)on cl;:::rcbnse a new special session of the Lodge. said. JANUARY SALEI IUY NOW AND SAvt ON THESE JANUARY SPECIALS Sert~ice i• Held ' J Mr$. Campbell AluandM> I S 1_ 1I For<arl Funeral oervices for Carl .s peal(er at I �'. • • \ \ ~hifclren at Home Will Be . p GIVen arty' 0 ., JIIIL 11, 1N7 ONE LARGE TABLE R... 39e ~._~':<, Storm BEnER PIECE GOODS Windows _ _ 3 for 97c SHOP OUR aiG REMNANT TAILI- 1 Onl' $47..SO GJrls' 26" llcyde $40.00 1 Onlf $47.SO loys' 26u llcyclo $40.00 9 Rag. $3.95 Loft'• utax Paint -' $2.10 gal. IIAIGAIN-PRICID AS MAIKIOI 1 R... $44.95 V• ln. Skll Drill $29.88 R... $69.00 Buckayo Cool Hooter _ _ _ $57.00 .... , oa\, 2 Rag. $1D.95 $1oom & Dry Iron $8.50 Sl.....-w.a· ...,Jce . ~ ' Club Meeting ... - B & PW Club coming with her were welcomed. . , ·' OHIO. CLUB MEETS The Lower Crust C'lub met recently at the o! Mrs. Linda Beegle in cine. Present were Mrs. Warnor, Mrs. Linda Hill, ' JANUARY BROADLOOM Maxine Diddle , Mrs. Inez Mrs. Delores Wolfe, M•ss Mae Kraeuter and the Mrs .. Beegle. ------- -- - - - - - Homer ~orrest, Charle1 Wayland, Shirley Wolfe, Emerson Jones, Karl Owen, Cash Bahr, and Arthur Hoyt of Pomeroy. Including Sealy Wetproof Mattress FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO are Letart! Portltmd, Racine RutlaPd. '!be 196'7 directory for delivery In June. ' SHOP SWISHER and LOHSE For All Yonr Prescription and ,, lb-eam Dlalllond Rtnn Bthold CATHI!DlAL - llon- THIS SALE LIMITED TO STOCKl ON HAND! ArtCGrvtd. From SUO. GOESSLER (I) · 4 Registered Pharmacists To Fill All Your Prescriptions Accurately, Promptly and Reasonably. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! {2) : c~mpl~t· Selerlioil of Prescription " ""•··· r O{J.. etary Medicine s, vosmef.ics, Magazmes, Greeting Cards, :robaccos •nd Sundries HURRY! Al:l Week ·specials . Adams BREAD GROUND aEEF -· 501 NYLON--Save $3 yd. 7 1 roll12 ft. wide, 100 ft. long in gold 1 Roll in Blue LOAVES JS lb. I '• McCOY'S - - - - 111. w. 20 It It 11 . 14 u SIMON'S M-ARKET t•'Bii~euiia.llltl lllrlilll - 174,-= ..... IU; Teitm llrlel - Team No. 0!-.·q.lly f:Oii t. 71011 ' 'I> ,y PrldaJ n11 hturdqTII 9 .. WY 24975 I .49 TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES EXTRA-STRENGTH PAIN RELIEF' TABLETS lj ', .99' YARD SQUAll WAS 9.95 1q1 yd., now _...._.,. .63c.PEPJO·BISMOL YOU CAN CARPET A 12xJ2'. ROOM FOR AS LOW . AS · YOU CAN CARPET A 12x18' ROOM FOR AS LOW AS S149·95 S96·00 ' Weii-To-W•II ' WAlll'P •, ' ' 1 SP~CIAL ' ' 9~ S.uper I ROOM _.....,.._ ___,__ 12 x ·11 ·; 1 RQOM 1~ ·x · 12 • 1 ROOft\ 12:X• 10 ' '.3-8·8 ~ _ , ' Anahist , , 49C I ';·-, .. ·• tll'1T . - . " { ·tt "Ho, r ... stoppU worl:in.g•• ,,. IHI/s-l'm ju$1 Wliling II -,.... ·'·· Your Full Service lllnk Is ••• :<'···- 1e note!" . .' ~ I:'"'C SOCIAL CAJ _,,JVNDAR ~ ~1 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS DAUGHTER BORN Mr . and Mrs. John Bentz of 6:00 to 8:00 Chester are announcing the birth of a 7 lh 5 oz. daughter, Brenda Sue, Monday. January FRIDAY 9, at Holzer Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs MiTHE SENIOR class o! East- chael Bent. Jr., and Mr: and ~n High School wiJl sponsor a Mrs. Victor Babr of Chester Jitney s~p~r at the school, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bahr and day begmmng at 5:30 p.m., Mrs. Myrtle Bentz of Chester ceding the basketball game. and Mrs. Hazel McCloud or lli, WAHAMA lUG H School lumbus are great grandparents will sponsor a dance with the and Mrs. Pri ce Hawk of Pome: Jays tllis Friday at the school Mrs. Mae Pearson ol dlto . f II . au rmm o owmg the Wahama basketball game. Da.1cing will he held from 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight. The public welcome. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~. l v(".,~ .· ;!-b"' Serving Meigs County fM ot>trll4 Y • .,, 'T"i•"f.oH - .. Membar Federal Retervt System Member FDIC All Account• lnourocl Up I~ $15,000 Undor The Fedora! Deposit lnsuranc• Corporation .' \ Open Friday Nights Tii9:00·--Aiso Open Allj)ay ThursdayS ·. ,t ..,:;;:·~···~~~ .. ·.· HARTLEY & BENNm'S MID-WINTER )~ .. ~.;.J'l ~.:,-· . • ~fl . ~.:~~.ri :~ SATURDAY POMEROY BAND Boosters Association wi11 sponsor a teen dance party tllis night at ttie Pomeroy Hi g h school auditorium. The .. ~.- t>H ''I' ··~ ' r;;-""'""::_S7A_LE-:N:. 0-:-W---:-I_N-:-P_R_O_G--RE::..:S.:.S·:_•---*-~ · , ·-·: j:~ Shoes Displayecl On Raclcs For Easy Selection ·": will emcee the dance ~rom 8 to 11 p.m. Everyone Is ~ FOR PAIN TWICE AS FAST AS ASPIRIN . ·, ~ • , . ~.. ' :r1 ·- • . .' Jfl'' ' I ":'""·<;'· .. J'' Relatives ancl Friends Attend Funeral Service I ' .,. r. . MEIGS • MASON AREA lkfiN!'III t. ow-. Puatllllter' ~, :hlllttllll, ·~..... . _______ __ .....::._ LADIES' SHOES REDUCED l or .More $J 87 to .......... . ~ -~ ' -'~ ... . ·.: ' ~,:-. . $887 • .r. > MEN'S.SHOES REDUCED ! or more Ties Sheep-Lined 8oots - Insulated Boots - -. :-, .'. oW. . . . . . Pd\l,,at . . .· •, .Jc ' ,·' • ., '1,· ' . .h .., --- .. ,'-1. ,._ ·- ' •' ... ·Jh·IS,,' ·J (.· . . ' -~-;J;- , ·Y· ' . · Mllo'llti.D-;DML ·- · JIQ.JlXCIIANGES· -., No~pl!HB .. ' ./ J -. . ~- i I '· ' •\·• , ,.... ' . r-' ·, 'f\ . l:o_l;. ~- ' ; •' •' ' .... 'i ,,,,~ . . ''I '· '';\!·-''.·' L" , , •• ·I• ·-1 ... ..,.1 .. """Ill V1luea to 24.95 $517. to '· von.,. ,.-..., eoa-i.j ~ IIIIN1IJ1 .. ~ ···•.-. '~-.. , :. /_:;,." DRESS SHOES- STACKS -FlATS- SNOW BOOTS ALL COLORS- SUEDES AND LEATHERS WITH PURSES TO MATCH VALUES TO J6.00 . Publ~ dallt' ~ ·~., Ohio lit.. .......,., 0 lll.o, I • .\'' JACQUELINE, CONNIES, PARIS ~ASHION, MISs.t 'j. WONDERFUL, HEEL HUGGERS, JARMAN, CALUMET/: ,: RAND and RANDCRAFT. Ottt of town relatives friends here for tlle fWl•lral of 'l!leodore CTim) Neutzling, were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis •nd Kenny, TorCh;· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hnlls, Gertrude Neutzllng, all of ens; Mr. Bert Scott, Cherles Scott, Cheshire; Mrs. Lucille Rathburn, Gallipolis· David O'Neal, Pt. Pleasant, Ernie Null, Gallipolis; Mrs. H. Raub, Mrs. Leo Altier, and Mrs. Robert Baird, son, Robert, all o! Cornling;' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zerl\le, Cheahlre; Mr. snd Mrs,ltenry Null ol Crooksville; Air, and Mrs. Sam Strauss, A!l!ens; · Miss Jeanette Scot!, 'Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeauger, Cbeahlre; Rev. ami Mrs. Otis Cllapman, Sharon .and Esther, Cheshire: and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Grant, Glillipolls. · Pall bearers were Nalban Biggs, Robert· Harden, Willard' Boyer, Doyle Shuler, Emmet Shuler, and' Jed Webster. Loafers . .. ' ' \ Nationally Advertised Brands I ,9C .-', sP.icr~ :, 3:9c , .....~ ., ,;j '" .\·-. SPECI~· 5,, -Y• . . Cle~nser 69c BUfflRIN DECO'NG~StAtiT TABI,ETS .N. 20%--30%-40% off.. -·· - -· 79c POLIDfNT .Dental WAt.l.. - ALL INLAID LINOLEUM . FOR ·UPSET STOMACH :INSTALLED . . WITH 40.,0Z. PAD IN 501 NYLON FORONLY lb. ,..... Mbed Leapt Decomber II, 1. . s I 1 Roll12 ft. wide by 95 ft. long, In d•rk brown. s3 .yd.... ; ,. 161; TI!8Dl High Game . aes - Forest Run Bloek . IU5. YARD SQUARI! lb. " • Loll Clollderl II II Beaufr IIIJaa R IIIli Ibm BlotS f1 3l No. 1 :MI4i 2S\Ii B't'y Shop 111i1 mil lllil ...~~ Game - Buth l!lgb Series - _Pt .99 Carpet-~v~. ' 73c EXCEDRIN ~ .29 lb. J'lttlq NIP! Llo... Dln.W a, liM s WAS 6.99~q. yd., now _ _.;'... 4 $1 PORK NECK BONES 4 s1 FRESH PIG FEEl 6 s1 v;: EGGS 3 -s1·39 8Sc MILK SMOKfD JOWL Hercvlon Chester, 0 1. ; .--- .. Phone 985-3308 e """ ""'- come. ...ow Prescription and Orug Price< Everv Day . <4) eEXAJifPUl Of' SJI:VIN6S RIDENOUR RADIO & · r:v:~ • Planty of Friendly Clerks "'o Serve You P:omptly l) eEXAMPLE OF S.tiVINGS Racine are great great arandmothers .. The Bentzs have a son, Keith, age 17 moolbs. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D.A.R ., will meet Fri· day, Jan. 13, at the Grace Episcopal Parish House In Pomeroy. A program on Conservation will be presented. Hostesses will be Mrs. Guy Neigler, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, and Mrs. Napcy Reed. Roll call response ; wtn be Trees o! Ohio, • The Drug Store With the "EXTRAS" . der, pure, iiDj)ftSiivdy differ. cotl IC's bill: 0110 of the ultra •ew Drea .. Dlamaltda br I. welcomed were Belly Cowan. : worthy matron, and Guy Cowan.; ,..rthy patron, or Pomeroy 1 Chapter OES, and Mr. Cowan, I worshipful master ot Pomeroy I Lodge, F & A M. Rooognlzed and welcomed were Mr. and Mrs. JOlin Wolfe of Racine. 'l!1e date lor the achool o! IDsllUction waa tentatively aet lor , Monday February Ill and a· practice waa beJeL The meeting , closed In regul4t form. Feb. 14, with the Civic Participation committee in charge - - - - - - -- - · - - - - - - - - - l•' .0 . ln. lt. 1N7--t .... _ o ..t •!IJQ - next meeting will . The SALE STARTS ./TOMORROW AT INGELS CARPET ROUSE IN . ~-Kiddleport. The meeting opened Ill ritual· lotlc form and Introduced and · bell wilh a gift following her · talk. Members of the Gallipolis ·. Se!d1DeJ, mittee, presented Mrs. Ca,.., '\. Ph. 992·2774 ·~ II Betbtl Jlo. Ill of the ~ tlouaJ Onler ol Job'l ~ met Monday evening at the Pomeroy Masonk Temple, with Pam Cleel<, lionored qtii!OII, preaiding. man the world affalrsChaircomMrs.or Rose Reynolds, the program. ' \ grouJ! ~--~- ' -~-=~~·~~~~G:o~m;g;w~er~e:H:o:ra=ce=M:cE:Ihi:·n:ny ~1 . lMu /or SelwDI oJ IJUtruCuon uSa Alkir•. 115 W. SECO~D ' ' 992-2214 POMEROY BIW HOWL & 'LUTHER SUPPlY 11 J W. 2nd St. The Fabric .Shop BERRfS WORLD Alex.,d•r were held from llle Ewlng Chapel, Tuesday II z . . p.m., with the Rev. C. Melvin 'l!1e Middleporl Busmeu & PW.. wm made to S]>Oil!Or pastor of the United Protess10nal Women's Club me! · a Vaii!I!Une Day party for Methodist church, o!f~eiating. Tueroay at 7:30 p.m. following childre~ at the county home at Burial was in the Letart Falls a dmner at the Martin Restau.a meeting ol the deacons and cemetery and pall-bearers were rant. ~coneases ol the First United Harold Grimm, Hayman Bar- The program was in charge hyterJan chur<b Tuesclay nitz, Bert Grimm, Charles ol the World Allain Committee, everung. Invitations will aiBo be Shain and Robert Burnam. w1th Mrs. Marlann~ Camobtll. &lven to the HarrJSODVille Pres- Coming from out ol \Own for Ohw Slate Second VIce president bylerlan Church congregation Ithe services were Mrs. EEITI ofr the ~usmess & Profe.-;siooal and to foreign students at area Grimm or Washington C H . Women s Clubs as speaker. col!eaeo. . • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr!,;,~, Mrs. Campbell found world boPaul Haptenstall, Vmcent Da- Columbus; Mrs. Melvin Noth- alfa1rs actually beginning, 'In i .' and RuueU Lyons were Stine, Groveport and Mrs our own backyards." so to ~.!_0 prepare the program Robert Wells and children oi ~peak, in Interest and part~clp.a- 1 • auB. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Warsaw t1011 in commuruty, state and Karl Owen, Mrs. Rlcbard Owen · national allairs. ' ~nd Mrs. Tom Rue are !n WOOE A'M'ENDED Each woman can do this In ~~e of refresbments. Several members of Naomi her own p&rticular way. But, Lenten ;~w purchase Lodge, Knights or Pythins of each woman , must do lhiB In 0 Euter : ,,.. the Middleport, were in Gallipolis order to fulfill bet dedication wu aated":'• and Mrs. Rue Tuesday evenlng t,o attend a the affalrs or the cotmlry, she commWI)on cl;:::rcbnse a new special session of the Lodge. said. JANUARY SALEI IUY NOW AND SAvt ON THESE JANUARY SPECIALS Sert~ice i• Held ' J Mr$. Campbell AluandM> I S 1_ 1I For<arl Funeral oervices for Carl .s peal(er at I �- · . . = ; ;:, 4 .-: ; ' ' ' \I - Episoop~ BY wnuuo I. WBIII llrawnh.. raJIIor 111r IIIII lllhtla& more, WASIIJ.NGTON - .Tbe Com- Rarely, illlleed. bu '--.1 are ut1r _,J"', TbeJ will ~' rmmlst propacauda · oncl slladow men h!Men Ill*" 00111e, aJid In - a l IG<ce, wili>ID r.... "unccodlllonal' submnee. Tbe IQYib ..,.,_. 18 1oo . . . . . If 1101 111111111 1 '*~ Amerlc., bol!>bblg ol the North that peril&fll lho Ullhed 8latet For 111e · Wlal IIUnNO VielnalllfSI! aggressors · govemmeot ..W ba iluokl!o by 1•atdled lbe e,lldcllm alld dot~ 1!18 WSC:S d. 1111 ~ PLZASA!fl' - Al!llYitiM out any ball whatever ln North the clamors of 1 nat.! ......... ble tilt of tbe ColrmNIIII Indill ONrdl mel lor tbeir JIID- o1 the Cbrtot Eplooopal Cburdl ' \."lelnam'a l!lvuiM of South VJ. sor wbo deiiWIIII ID ad¥- tllllenl 1flth rii!IC fl'mllo an..,. mootllll at tba boma ol f• tba """""' ....,. hne baeo <V!am - bas reached a .Cream- 1an American .........- aa lbe ,.... Tlllll baa baen _,par>Mrl. urn.. Fleldl. Tba ~ J1!leotad. by ''- !lev. C. A. Pit.. tn1 pltcll not known since ~- ~ price even to "OCIII&Ider'' a 11111 by !lslnl: ,mate doubll e·~.ll!-~.~~u!:' oer, Nelor. dolph Hltl.,.'s teclll1ique ol the ceaoe fire. Tbe tality II _,decaltoelllelneaiJbort ..e ~ """'' ••• - ~ U i!l UO p. DL the J Bl& Lie. emn, indeed. ol m bl&cer ~- letlt>D 011 Parllll Dinner, whoo !ollowin& fond whllo It Io undeniably For the lint eflocl ol llbatjep..... llarth Vemam-aptnsl lided ,;.: I .;.' P llle clillner Ill M.R.I. ~ wdl IIMlnl wilblll belpero both m 18 now going on is 1101 lD ooftm I eeapor1o Ill weD •• ~ IDIIIPa. ~ 111 ' ,.._ ba priG 1i)l11t. Cal Z..UII wbo thls eountry and In tbe bureA .. but rau..,· to hanlen the deter- I a- JD11 IC*Inlt lbe ~~·in u.l rell!rnod from Taqan- cracy of the Vnlted Nabono, •I m!nation of thls perMJOI!t ..,. _.IIJ of the ilOWII() 1 · """' ._ , Iii 11111n be .tsltod a alsla' il reachins u . well u 10 on ID the end in delea olea4 of opfNt Ute ..,... .,,.,. puisb, Mr. Eatill will Jlhu~te pled piteb tl dqer - to the I the •11-but·forsotten people ll!red llotnblnl tarcet. """ be' · bY ~ wllb slides tatea while Soot~ VIetnam. 'illooe II' 111g bit- eu ever be adlleved. ~~ ~ u.,n; . · have talked to Prealdeot John- • r0o1 1ae1 1s that the eom. Spraclllnf Mr.. Jlla!muiD, : E!ecllon of ....,._. will --~ ..., can have no poalble munlttl haw baen !lb~ to """ Mn IUjljlojr aiM! Mrl. lie ·~ ·l!lllt fl'!lr mtrymen 10 that the increaaing ter, IQ !hls ctlUntr)'lllld ill Eur· be elected for three year terms of the North vtetnameae In stiff. ope, 3 slander o1 AmeJ'"'" pur. IACIITit:L WJI.W.S. : CliO rtstryman !or a twe , . ening hi.\ back. poees auf!lc:ient to make tne 111e ws.w s of tba Bachtel • r ~rm. · Moreo•er, and thls ill the llortb Vlflnamest dicta:ors oo;>E.U.B met lor lbelr Starti~ on Monday, Janllllf)' kernel of truth, It Is f<lr t b . pose tl!ey Qeed only to go on a Janu_, JDeeliJrC 1 t the chun!h 1th6• agbt 7·J30 and ea eh evet nl~ I first iJme bringing Into ' UlUe longer IL! see an Amerirou anuary 20• 1 eac · ' tlon the President's sll..r Itbd I I !Ed h A wights of an ancient iron eook at wblch dmo the new officers · ing mlssiDn will be held with a 1 MASON - Blocking of can w rawa 0''Y m stove oncl other hilarious deeds for the YO;"': were Installed: The leeture !or 4e minutes followed : tn this 1Dwn ~tih be paclty to continue to hold erican ~le oplntr.~. . or that sort. new President - Mrs. Opal by an bour'a discussion. , it was aJIDOUJiced 81 tile . mdltary response 10 the Tbls Is an ~mense m~>r•t· "May their shadow never Mulford, pretlded II lbe buai· Lecturers' scheduled are the council meetln~ gressors down to what bas <Illation. But illl clearly wb•l • • grow less" (old Arab wish). ness meetlnr. Mrs: Mulford ' Rei•. Rick .' Dennis, the ing with Recorder fact been a limited level the CW!llninlsts now ~h•v• also. led the devotional petlod. Robert Cook, the Rev. Wilson , Jenkl acti!IB 81 mayor. Any man faintly ~,..,. of u well tltey mlibt wh•n the~ They closed the ~Iiiii wllh Willar<l, the Rev Paul Mooer I Si r.a will be pllcod at atmosphere m the .capitol as ~r Amerif;;lm Senator~ repj!B• By BY THE WAY, nature s tall· a prayer and lbo 1111&1n& of a and the Rev. Pitzer. entr~nces and the 10 .., will new Congress 88lelllbles demand tbat this J!!vern k. est bird is the ostrich, standa bymn. Sunday January 2% at 11 a.m. f ed have no <JUI'SIIIlll of !Ius. T b ment· abandon even the '""".. · • • • Blanche M. Has 188 eight feet tall, can kick harder Tbooe altendinl were Mrs. 8 semlll.ey movie will be shown en~~~' tr..,. will be m061 powerful Senaton aJid quale Iii suppOrt .Jt """ (tv"\ 'n a horse and its egg would Laura E!Hott, Mrs. Charles in plact of the mornlnt! ser-: lecled this Frida• by city eo!· resentalives of both parties, lo American trOOps Iii e>chang< • - I otayed up to- '!bat one •till slays me, make !I hen's eggs. Jewell, M<s. Gleno ~ Mrs. and Sllllllay, Feb. 5, the ' leeton and musi be placed notably lboee .In charge of for aboolutely nothing trom lh< on to i p. m. (Man!) me, Joshua. Ever s.. one? Well "Tag" Jaclt Ncedl, Mrs. Edwin Jew. Bishop of the diocese, the Rt. [ m a location where they may tary aHairs on ~. C<mnnlilltsts themselves. - Miltca Serle whose Long's grandpa Coughenoor had en, MISS Ruth Laudermill, Miss Rev, Bishop Wllbum Campbell, ' easily be pickod up. by and large careful and In short, the real crisiS ·~I" old son wss on with NEVER, NO NEVER a bir<l one - right, Tag? - And I Mary Jewell, Mrs. Donald . will visit Cbrlst . Epiacopal • Gravel will be placed on un- sponslble men. But they ing In Wasb}ngton Is . 8 cruru on MY bat. Look out at the think "Tag" broojbt It to H.S. Obltncer, Mn. AllD Bird, Mil. Olurch. A potluck dinner in paved streets the first oi the now '!"elllng 1 stale of for the current Amer~ean pol· I ...., Uncle Mi!Ue'd darllns (birds) on my feeder to show us. Shell harder 'n any G. B. Hazlett and Mn. Opal bla boDor will be held lit 6 p. 1 week accordint! to council. m which severe challeo&eJ t~ of rl!!ltralned ~nd hmltec ~~~~ on TV just about rf&ht oow. SlaUihler those, lor porcelain. FuclnaHng. Hope Mul!vnl. CiJlaAI: Im., .followed by the 7:30 p.m. Deilly in graveling the road• the President, not lor DUIItary counteractiOD .m VIet· 4 1111 - I looked bim up a mere hat? Faugh! the family sWI has II some- TbellEB~ .,._,_ ofMQ'l'Tba sernce,_ with lbe ApootoJ.Ic CoJJ. was due to 8 truck ne..tiJII re- fighting m North VIetnam nam. w.!d Almanac birthwhere. """"""0 ~!1nnall0n, E!ichartst, and palr Attending the ·'lbere bavo been many sug· ' Lutheran Churcb """'"" met ing. · 1esttons of tbi! below the sur· 'fiii~Of IICIDJ'I, acti!IIOI (you TODAY'S BIG LAUGB.. the Parish Houle with Mi'8. ,.... the actinl. mayor JVe face, but DOW !bere Ia an •llus tar has~) penal- Frank Fontaine, "Crazy PROTE8TS AGAINST liquor ' Jolm Fry u hostess. Mri. 11"1· ~~en "~e lratiUt In public of the h.gheol our .,e geuboim" Jadde Gleaoon's man In food store at MeArthur head- Bam R....U p!Ooonted file , " ter erry ..... r significance. The most lnfluenajlolllll,m Mlltca w~~ Friday until receoUJ, today on ed by. tatillen, live citiztas gram ' "New Pattern lar n. 0 tial man in all CctiJgn!& .. de· .... .._..__ was, m Merv Gri!IID 111ow - he's now appearmg ba!ore a repnoonto. Pratoe. ' Mn. M. L. Ohlinpr fenae 'lltatters. -Sen. rucbanl .... - - of a 5 year old In the WI& and hair piece busi- tive Of State Uq...- Dept. I'm pnolded at the obott busineu t Brevord Ruuell of Georgia . ness , a Big Thing in U. S. A. waiting lD hear outcome. I've meeting. PT. PLEASANT f$, 5 chairman of the Senate Anne< ~:-. 8Jam, well. He and I )out ..... So-<><> - be fitted been ribbing some of fam. 'lbooe attending were Mn. mately 50 Mason County I Services Committee, bas 110'• deaceDdMnt ol Standard a wig and moustache on Arthur lly, "I'd batter have some good WDHam Powell, Mrs. Jo11D1 Dlp>Mslr11km Club 0ff1cen I •, "· PLEASANT declilred that the poliO} Of r& CoibeiD ~ Y. ha:e Treacher (I do hope you saw 'whisky' maybe . !or this here ~sit, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mn. members attended the ~!,': tmns straint' ls ..tr&dtng ~erlceJ 0 sey r II) and wound up wilb a arthrttil." ~ ;r.'ta:mMn .. ~·::. tra1n1nr1 JChool and co u a c II · MASON - Tbe Ladies of Ttwleel at a lives br palllic opinion.'' Nothln& clolnl - one remem- J y MeGrew Mn H lllOIIIn& oo Tuesday at lary of the Mason JlllleliDI Tueltday eveoiD& Jlalsell's credentials as I 011 ~:DII bal. BIMcbe tache on bimsoll oncl Ws ~ oie dlrlta' 1011 Trllllformatlonl, man, yes! llonJdly KllpiiM'I sed La~ Mri. Epla:opal Cbun:h in Fire Depurtmeat. elfeted Austin, Jack . E. p r u Jeijilllillble and markedly Jll"l .B.'s cull 81 CbrlllmaB Ever put one on younelf? and lout demloe few lltOIItbs and Fry. Pleasant. , em ror a two year term BaD, Dr. Jact"lluJton deDt ~ · ~der can I loved blm, So'U you. not, 11'7 it, 1lDy bit of badt:. Not Mil induced, just a II'.I.WJI. MiiJBHNG . Mrs. !Ietty a dinner llltleting Monday Biggs. Cbarlea Lallbam not ntJooally be questioned. Jra Don't 1orp1 tD let )'GUr 116'/ your fillpr. ·AppiJ to upper Up bit of liqQOr evidently after '1'lte Rutb arde o1 ltle w.s. l Demoollratlallllvm at Cit~ Hall. I'HJoeted 14 oomplele 8 II, mnover, 1101 only an old . Almanac rilbt away. lis- - lhere yon ate: Qlorlie eertaiD Bba W18 1'.8. ol file New Haven E.u.a.l ~ clul for Mn. Earl IJ11els was tetln~ s of tba skillet. y 00 hear, lin 1r Hitler, u the caae amart, 10 leoted. I Ollla O!urdl mel 011 ,...._y evea- ' and Vl<e pmldenll; Mrs. Harvey . A mlflor Jlftll')' .~:;~ w? be. Now wlale JOIII' WI')' humor yet. 1111 I'll drop 1111 at tba cbaJI:b with Mrl. l secretaries; - . , vice prollldont; lin. ed lha oleellon of 1 ;: . CbiPQI! ,~ P, pd fllw, OJdoa Nub ~write, I Getqe Jewell H haoleas. Lowll; reporlen, Mary ae<le\ary; Beek)' wllb cmr 4t I*' For All'llil Family ' "Heir iliiter - let me Rev. Martin Bertsfonl, pu. ~ lellden. gJistsnt ....etary; ..... altend!Dg the meeting. j AND BY 11IE WAY -I'm •· away from that "Heil" cme, ''C811dy'1 daad7 tor of tbe dlurdl, presented a Btuaelte; and cleootloaal Mn. Jad< Johnson. pmfde11t Biggs ljout 10 , retract on my sort of murdtrer. Bat liqllor'1 ~." very interestiiJI proiJ'IIll, "You en, lin. Powell Reyaolda. voted to buy thet during tile 111116 lharly, catty remark about ml- Well! I! yoo waoma ace a Oh you, Ogden! ore 111e Salt d. the. Elrth." A meelln&by for the assembly year the boopltal bod 1 payroll rt-skirts. ·Cauoe after all, theae side oplitlln' loeal Image fte mee11uc wu opened wtlb of lbe Suaafr11 club wu room Hail and to of $190,~ and employed l!lcls (!) on "lllltle" reaily this line - see 1 11rge p1etun lie 11.... of lha by m n 1 . fll. Participating were chase drapes fur the room. A pei'SOIIS. A $110,0110 IDdebledJ8I lioked <lltrlln' - onc1 the7 of a rocoat clndldate 1101 "Hope of \be Wqrld" n d I Orlando Wallis, Mrs. certificate of appreciation !or was reUred over a five 1 "'""' lNll I!Overad, IODI<!bow, far frem here, all """-rated by "·PLEASANT- Dalel of "Where Cross tile croWded Weaver, M<s. Mary recognition of service from the period and a 'mort&age of It ~ IQIDI-okirt and ample, some prankster, with extra lisle arcbory ohoolt ltava Wayl of Lile." Following Rev . . Mrs. Dennis Housh, Mrs. Mason County Health OliO has beeu reduced to 1110,0111; Wddleport e\otdontly, leotards. mustache and beard and laff, lteea annoolleld followt., a Bertaford's talk the meetlJt& McDermitt, Mrs. Gilbert mont and West Virginia ~the'!_~boiC)ard~.~le!'amed.~~---~:""'""'""'!!!!!!,.;;...=:"".:''f"'# , Oh, well, It's up to the school !all. meetlq of ar<loen of !lie wu closed with the sln&lng of elte, Mrs. Larry Sullivan, Department of Health was Supt. (Isn't it?) and after all, Ml!ll think wimmen have .fun· tdale here. "TIIb My U!e and Let It Be,'•J Emma BGswell, Mn. lmowledged. 1ome o! those skinny skirts we ny bafr do's. Well, let's The Weot Vlrcln!a ArclloJ1 and the benedlellon by Ref~ Fry, Mrt. H. L. Bmllh, Mrs. Attending in addition to wore In tile 20's were pretty it tba Jll'ftl!nl heaped up piles AueelootiH u14 tile lint 11 llertatonL 1 Edwud lJudsml oncl Mrs. officers elected were one new awful; the long, long 01101 0~ the gall are forceful 11oeoe •. _ wUJ 11o 111e Slolil ~ - . ltl'Ved • .aid Rk!Urd. Mrs. .. member, Mrs. John In the pri.20's. Look at your dence. But how about the Indoor C..mplolllblp MaNII Mrs. il<1ward llurrts, Mra. CIOJ~ ~ted the lesson, using Mn. Charlotte Jenks, Mrs., • ook, eld pictures of that era and beaUe type of Ieday or U at New Bawa, w. Va, tea Atba1, Mn. T. Bert Roush, luslrolloaa In aoed tleslp las Walker, Mn. Paul ~00 Jou'll bust a-latJ8hln' - f' guar. really sbaggy dog took _ this Mlaa 1flllll.lltlml-, Mrs. a. ~ for the home, Mrs. Ross Roush and Mrs. antee II. ' is for ths lightly insane youth ~A..=:, ::"_ F. BrJant, Mrs. Fred Batey, color aoordbtateJ. er HyoeU. I bave Qllo of Miss Ella Roth· of tnday' or course. But a bald _, Mn. Otlle Roalb, Mr~. Olba 'l'lle DOW prealllellt, Mn. ---lOb oncl ~ Middy bllluse <me) head is too ollen named Curley ~~==-~; ~~= ~ Ref. llerisford. Ill Burris, Sr., presided. Pleaum ValleY llolpltal lldrts a-dfi&gin'. So I apolog!Je and 1 really depl,..e that one er. AD .,. l'llldeato of lila• ENDBON CLUB 111'1 budcel aubmlltetl by Admitted - Jennings Triplett, 1o one lllllf"iii-IM'- Look Imagine calling Wins~ Cowtty. ~~_!om.! lludpttr-M·-~~IteeA~!.re:ad=~~ • at your fuii!OJIIIh pictures, say, Churehill "Curley" - no one - - """' ~ -~. ~.. - • 30 or 30 yean bence. ever did, nor hlo 1011 Tbllnttlay wlill Mn. J o b a IIIII, and aPJtt'OVed by the Dillcbrled - Georgia Bright, • Good be••-· II that me? I know some or the Searttorry ~ Mrl. 0. J. Ho• cll. Pleuant; ADtlrew Hoschar, : 'l'hat•· And m""""• • - -• bald nd do Ml, Jr. as hoolessos. 'lbe meet- MrJ. Vernal J.......,. of Pt. "'-·ant. • .J ···--,, """ """ men - a so YOU. led rib lbe club · r,... 10 \ • o' 'lrh1 did You do )'GUr 1llir THAT I really deplore those wu Col•mhia, wu appolated • way• d to th plqe. Dmttlons per!atnlng to ll!l'Ve on the County ~=~ . •wn· - e-neck male lbe-by Mn. ~~~~~~ort ,._.,_ rrut h • All thll previous by that nOll, well, all fadt pass, I T Bert ~ wllo reJd Committee; Mrs. Jo n • O..lz.-...·c:ait be just as 1 blrt •: ~~ldllon expert, B.M.H. 'em time onou&h. Relatives and frillldt llfAIId, ......_ ~ 'JIOIIII Utled ''I Ord 'and Karl Wiles. al~~"::!;:li~~ : ~iS taJdadaiiAI 'so . 0 . • 0 ,_..--ban I n. , · == ·=lira. :,S·,.:; ::\:i :: =va. ._ do, ... J Bt-tr:n.. of I ' M I I nge Is President Of Aux1hary my '::!,n !. *" Mr.. mom.' F" Elected T Thr y r ee ea Terms on Board .. eeting war 1 Geo:: 50 Off'lcers Members Qre AM . a.,. of ! Rcv. l , That \. Alleys Draws Ban by Law ci.urd.. You knoW ' -or M.rl.n Field.. . f ~-- Capitol Comment~ Events· ,.Com""""" . ACt· 1Vllie8 1' ! _ ed AreJJ..4l5l News 'Notes ,, - 1 v::: With a Myera pump :rou 1e~ real dependabUtty .•• pl~nty of Gee . . . I thought everyone water, wherever and wheneur 70U wane. lt tor pennies a week. s.o •• ........ knew NELSON'S, everyday low Dric:es included my prescrlpilons, aPd Fllllt Free Delivery-Mom· for full my does! "You should tell Pti'* Start At $101.50 Up EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Ru:: t.ft$fone· :;c'· . 11\fft._ """* ' .. MID-WINTER ·' SAFETY SERVICE I Front End . Alignment I Balance Both Front Wheels l!irii'... Jii!iiw:!'nc OIIIA!o<ls tim life. W.;,htoilldndod. ':;l ... Relati'ves and Friends AHend H'll FUnera I. · .And picture thll in 8 favor· 10 NOW "Titt .Monater'' !lie dear ol~ sonJ I know, just came to Pomeroy !or Christ· I lee!ly of. mao, at Ted Reed's home, "Yea ~·t .._ NeOie lh- or Atty. Fred Crow. I Of I I do. a not too lORI 1110 Cbr1J1mu told lbe bird ae NeW.'• bal." girt of one of lbele •=mled ~ Att!t x.;: :U=- ,. "*ib.ttet. ; I funeral services !w Jerry ~....::::.a ~ Falls r:tclyb at the Lotort to lbe topic. '11ley cloled wllh Mrs Harol were Mr. and a ....,.. Mrs: Earl Gd. Grlmm,Mr ~ .~ llurlllc tbl buobteos meel!nl . nmm, .•., a•n. nports IIIII - =il~~=-~~~~ ~.::: were given. They decided to pur. Rn. Argyle Knl&hl ol N...;. d!ue two dozen additional parviDe; !lev. Jallll!l E111ot1, MJn. ~Lves to~-~~ .,...,,. nt. l!:lliott of Jtme Lew w ·-••• ..._ •..,.... va. Mr ~ Mrs D vtd ~ Bnllb Aepeeta of Den tal ~ y~. JoJm. Health" WH pmentetlby Mn. =.US::;"Ada pointed chatrmaa of the M. L. ObJin..,. stand lor the Hay and 111111 and A;["llolklltl ol Po~• I Sbow which the group voted roy, Oldo, ltl'Ve on February 9tb, at Mr and Mrl R. D*!la SWe Tree Nunery, are Mn. Ida. Wllaon Tyler oncl Mn. Carolyn llacent lloulb of ,~,.!!_- ..- ...,... """ .,..., .,. B. :!"uJ.· ~ ~e 'f~tlanlnJID a. llulley, Mr. Bib and Mrl. DallaJd .Ja.,... M Utdlfleld. r. a.l .:~":! =-.:, Miss Loulae BATTERIES setttils......--.ll.il...,lllltt's ~ JilaN resi lt\IAt to t1t« « .... ..... o • • : • : ,• Middleport Dept. Store Open 9 to 5 Mon. tbru Frl.-9 to DSaturda,. ST. MIDDLEPORT 1:1 I Brake R~ICk PIIIO>t'lllurolboerinpol!ouldba ropacbd -.ylO,OOI)miJoo, Take month• to pay • •• •• ··-- , 2U ·. MOTOR Mason • QJunty Home Demaaolratlon • made aniiOUIICellleiJI 0 Firestone RI z· E . CIOSEOIIJ' VIE eWOiiNin'•lnrihecl......, ,,· c-..11 •Men'· Smooth ·KINQ 9111" h!IA qriG1ily c0 0 IL HUSH PU·PPIES w. Front Wheel Bearings : Lone; Men::: SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ~ • • Butch oidaker Clarbw1 r • IIIli invited the IJ'OIIP to avdtet • oaT nAL : burg, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea El· JID. Wabilr Orlalload, Mrs. moad, Va. Jut week. arf holden for the pinWW'· • • llott and .Charlotte, Mr. and .. IIMWI, Mn. Cltlrlie Jewell, l1beldoa &alb Wt en, wba In turn would • : ilo. ~ Mrs. Davod Chapman of llaad, Mrl. lllnllnl uevtne, Mn. tba a.t Leba '1'talniiiC fur a profit. Tho money • K · • • 1 W. Va., Stepllen Elliotl ~ 0111 '1'. lllllmlre, Mn. Albart tloll In (2!...... lor two . earned from sellin& the Item • Ph. 992-2 IOI •' .........,, 0. .~ Hill, W. Va.; Mrs. J'a4•1• • .11..., ..._ I. •. o-""' Mrl • ._1.,.. He •• am~ would be used for proJects . at • • . • · -•· Be 1 ....... ... ..it ........ ~ £ . ,_.. ............ ,. ClU~ ...... Mason Count• 4-H camp. · • • • • • • • " • ' • "' ' • • • • • • • • • • • ' • ....,., verY ..., iidlklroa, lfr, T. a.t .,_., Mra. Velma tbe Navll Reaer¥01. - - --- ' . -- - - - - - ------- ~ - -- - - - - -and Mrs. T. E ..ae,tNidl. ...,.. Jltollll. llr Roush, Mra. Clar· Leoter Obltnpr Ia a ~= met, W. Va.; Mr. IIIli IIn. 81. ftomu, Mrs. Qlirles F'. patient at 'l'lle Medlral 1 aa1r Miller, ~ YOIIter, Mn. Leonard Smllbsotl, &apilalln Galllpal~, Oblo. Va.; Mrs. Ruby Wallm, Mrt. Mn. Jolin Scarberry and Mrl. Racent vi111Gr1 of Mr. Zona Rhndel, Cblrll ..._ W. o. J. Howard, Jr. IMn. Loull Kanebnlk-. Va.; Mr. a~ .Mrs. Charles ROTARY CLUB 10111: And)o who Is with ~bbott. Momsville: Mr. oncl Rome WDiiamson gave 1 pru- U.S. Air P«ee statiolled Mrs. Marton Dingey, New Hav· t!lltaUon concerning nuclear Gunner Air Base In 8/Mn'slrushecl Luther en; · John Watson, Rollert 81ft. warfare and survival In regud ery, Alabama. He wiU '' ' $5.99 er, Charleston; Mrs. llGnttlt7 1o bomb shelters at the dinner 10 Carswell Air Bue ID • · . . I C.uals - - - - $6." Hill and Kay, Floyd and Joe meeting o1 the Rotary Club oD Worth, Teus. He brouabt ' Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pan- 'l'llureday evemnr It the Bert- JUest, Mr. Jolm Keratlero Ca~u· cake, Mro. Jim Hewston, all of lord Methodist Church, T be Loag l'llllld, N. Y.; Pelt Leather < East Uverpoo!; Mr. and Mrs. Club members are Invited 10 at.- Bunter IOU Alr Bue at I Cocll Hill, Lima: Mr. and Mn. tend tbe Ripley Rotary Club ·1110, lnd.; and Mr. onc1 Mrs. Don Stephenson and 8 • u Ia b .litlal wllb other clube on Janu. David Kanclm!k and family . Chaney of Cullnden, W. Vo.: ary lJtll, Cuyabofla Falls, Oltlo. · eloy's C..ls _ _ $6.99' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eoder and Thole attendln& were Hermu RuueU Miller II .. ' Norman Roush, all of ·Cbarl~ .l.aylll, LloJd JIOUSil, Harry Mil· (uriOu&b llere with ,. ,, OHIO too; Mr. and Mrs. Ruy Mlpr, ltr, RineR Ciplllart, Rome Mrf; Jooephino Miller. IJo . Mr. and Mra. llo!takl Mayer, 111111amJon, Clyde Foley, Edwin with the U. S. Air ll'orca 'I ' ' Ill of P-o,. II*, a.. lflreUI "l'lwtlll, has been stationed in oon DURING OUR - --" •• •• - 'eYoutt. c:•..,... ---- .,.,, . " ,JHE SHC)E BOX · .. -~ $5.99 ,.,.lif•lii!IUrY· ' Deluie tttfo RITREAII. ON ' OR ON l ,. . a �- · . . = ; ;:, 4 .-: ; ' ' ' \I - Episoop~ BY wnuuo I. WBIII llrawnh.. raJIIor 111r IIIII lllhtla& more, WASIIJ.NGTON - .Tbe Com- Rarely, illlleed. bu '--.1 are ut1r _,J"', TbeJ will ~' rmmlst propacauda · oncl slladow men h!Men Ill*" 00111e, aJid In - a l IG<ce, wili>ID r.... "unccodlllonal' submnee. Tbe IQYib ..,.,_. 18 1oo . . . . . If 1101 111111111 1 '*~ Amerlc., bol!>bblg ol the North that peril&fll lho Ullhed 8latet For 111e · Wlal IIUnNO VielnalllfSI! aggressors · govemmeot ..W ba iluokl!o by 1•atdled lbe e,lldcllm alld dot~ 1!18 WSC:S d. 1111 ~ PLZASA!fl' - Al!llYitiM out any ball whatever ln North the clamors of 1 nat.! ......... ble tilt of tbe ColrmNIIII Indill ONrdl mel lor tbeir JIID- o1 the Cbrtot Eplooopal Cburdl ' \."lelnam'a l!lvuiM of South VJ. sor wbo deiiWIIII ID ad¥- tllllenl 1flth rii!IC fl'mllo an..,. mootllll at tba boma ol f• tba """""' ....,. hne baeo <V!am - bas reached a .Cream- 1an American .........- aa lbe ,.... Tlllll baa baen _,par>Mrl. urn.. Fleldl. Tba ~ J1!leotad. by ''- !lev. C. A. Pit.. tn1 pltcll not known since ~- ~ price even to "OCIII&Ider'' a 11111 by !lslnl: ,mate doubll e·~.ll!-~.~~u!:' oer, Nelor. dolph Hltl.,.'s teclll1ique ol the ceaoe fire. Tbe tality II _,decaltoelllelneaiJbort ..e ~ """'' ••• - ~ U i!l UO p. DL the J Bl& Lie. emn, indeed. ol m bl&cer ~- letlt>D 011 Parllll Dinner, whoo !ollowin& fond whllo It Io undeniably For the lint eflocl ol llbatjep..... llarth Vemam-aptnsl lided ,;.: I .;.' P llle clillner Ill M.R.I. ~ wdl IIMlnl wilblll belpero both m 18 now going on is 1101 lD ooftm I eeapor1o Ill weD •• ~ IDIIIPa. ~ 111 ' ,.._ ba priG 1i)l11t. Cal Z..UII wbo thls eountry and In tbe bureA .. but rau..,· to hanlen the deter- I a- JD11 IC*Inlt lbe ~~·in u.l rell!rnod from Taqan- cracy of the Vnlted Nabono, •I m!nation of thls perMJOI!t ..,. _.IIJ of the ilOWII() 1 · """' ._ , Iii 11111n be .tsltod a alsla' il reachins u . well u 10 on ID the end in delea olea4 of opfNt Ute ..,... .,,.,. puisb, Mr. Eatill will Jlhu~te pled piteb tl dqer - to the I the •11-but·forsotten people ll!red llotnblnl tarcet. """ be' · bY ~ wllb slides tatea while Soot~ VIetnam. 'illooe II' 111g bit- eu ever be adlleved. ~~ ~ u.,n; . · have talked to Prealdeot John- • r0o1 1ae1 1s that the eom. Spraclllnf Mr.. Jlla!muiD, : E!ecllon of ....,._. will --~ ..., can have no poalble munlttl haw baen !lb~ to """ Mn IUjljlojr aiM! Mrl. lie ·~ ·l!lllt fl'!lr mtrymen 10 that the increaaing ter, IQ !hls ctlUntr)'lllld ill Eur· be elected for three year terms of the North vtetnameae In stiff. ope, 3 slander o1 AmeJ'"'" pur. IACIITit:L WJI.W.S. : CliO rtstryman !or a twe , . ening hi.\ back. poees auf!lc:ient to make tne 111e ws.w s of tba Bachtel • r ~rm. · Moreo•er, and thls ill the llortb Vlflnamest dicta:ors oo;>E.U.B met lor lbelr Starti~ on Monday, Janllllf)' kernel of truth, It Is f<lr t b . pose tl!ey Qeed only to go on a Janu_, JDeeliJrC 1 t the chun!h 1th6• agbt 7·J30 and ea eh evet nl~ I first iJme bringing Into ' UlUe longer IL! see an Amerirou anuary 20• 1 eac · ' tlon the President's sll..r Itbd I I !Ed h A wights of an ancient iron eook at wblch dmo the new officers · ing mlssiDn will be held with a 1 MASON - Blocking of can w rawa 0''Y m stove oncl other hilarious deeds for the YO;"': were Installed: The leeture !or 4e minutes followed : tn this 1Dwn ~tih be paclty to continue to hold erican ~le oplntr.~. . or that sort. new President - Mrs. Opal by an bour'a discussion. , it was aJIDOUJiced 81 tile . mdltary response 10 the Tbls Is an ~mense m~>r•t· "May their shadow never Mulford, pretlded II lbe buai· Lecturers' scheduled are the council meetln~ gressors down to what bas <Illation. But illl clearly wb•l • • grow less" (old Arab wish). ness meetlnr. Mrs: Mulford ' Rei•. Rick .' Dennis, the ing with Recorder fact been a limited level the CW!llninlsts now ~h•v• also. led the devotional petlod. Robert Cook, the Rev. Wilson , Jenkl acti!IB 81 mayor. Any man faintly ~,..,. of u well tltey mlibt wh•n the~ They closed the ~Iiiii wllh Willar<l, the Rev Paul Mooer I Si r.a will be pllcod at atmosphere m the .capitol as ~r Amerif;;lm Senator~ repj!B• By BY THE WAY, nature s tall· a prayer and lbo 1111&1n& of a and the Rev. Pitzer. entr~nces and the 10 .., will new Congress 88lelllbles demand tbat this J!!vern k. est bird is the ostrich, standa bymn. Sunday January 2% at 11 a.m. f ed have no <JUI'SIIIlll of !Ius. T b ment· abandon even the '""".. · • • • Blanche M. Has 188 eight feet tall, can kick harder Tbooe altendinl were Mrs. 8 semlll.ey movie will be shown en~~~' tr..,. will be m061 powerful Senaton aJid quale Iii suppOrt .Jt """ (tv"\ 'n a horse and its egg would Laura E!Hott, Mrs. Charles in plact of the mornlnt! ser-: lecled this Frida• by city eo!· resentalives of both parties, lo American trOOps Iii e>chang< • - I otayed up to- '!bat one •till slays me, make !I hen's eggs. Jewell, M<s. Gleno ~ Mrs. and Sllllllay, Feb. 5, the ' leeton and musi be placed notably lboee .In charge of for aboolutely nothing trom lh< on to i p. m. (Man!) me, Joshua. Ever s.. one? Well "Tag" Jaclt Ncedl, Mrs. Edwin Jew. Bishop of the diocese, the Rt. [ m a location where they may tary aHairs on ~. C<mnnlilltsts themselves. - Miltca Serle whose Long's grandpa Coughenoor had en, MISS Ruth Laudermill, Miss Rev, Bishop Wllbum Campbell, ' easily be pickod up. by and large careful and In short, the real crisiS ·~I" old son wss on with NEVER, NO NEVER a bir<l one - right, Tag? - And I Mary Jewell, Mrs. Donald . will visit Cbrlst . Epiacopal • Gravel will be placed on un- sponslble men. But they ing In Wasb}ngton Is . 8 cruru on MY bat. Look out at the think "Tag" broojbt It to H.S. Obltncer, Mn. AllD Bird, Mil. Olurch. A potluck dinner in paved streets the first oi the now '!"elllng 1 stale of for the current Amer~ean pol· I ...., Uncle Mi!Ue'd darllns (birds) on my feeder to show us. Shell harder 'n any G. B. Hazlett and Mn. Opal bla boDor will be held lit 6 p. 1 week accordint! to council. m which severe challeo&eJ t~ of rl!!ltralned ~nd hmltec ~~~~ on TV just about rf&ht oow. SlaUihler those, lor porcelain. FuclnaHng. Hope Mul!vnl. CiJlaAI: Im., .followed by the 7:30 p.m. Deilly in graveling the road• the President, not lor DUIItary counteractiOD .m VIet· 4 1111 - I looked bim up a mere hat? Faugh! the family sWI has II some- TbellEB~ .,._,_ ofMQ'l'Tba sernce,_ with lbe ApootoJ.Ic CoJJ. was due to 8 truck ne..tiJII re- fighting m North VIetnam nam. w.!d Almanac birthwhere. """"""0 ~!1nnall0n, E!ichartst, and palr Attending the ·'lbere bavo been many sug· ' Lutheran Churcb """'"" met ing. · 1esttons of tbi! below the sur· 'fiii~Of IICIDJ'I, acti!IIOI (you TODAY'S BIG LAUGB.. the Parish Houle with Mi'8. ,.... the actinl. mayor JVe face, but DOW !bere Ia an •llus tar has~) penal- Frank Fontaine, "Crazy PROTE8TS AGAINST liquor ' Jolm Fry u hostess. Mri. 11"1· ~~en "~e lratiUt In public of the h.gheol our .,e geuboim" Jadde Gleaoon's man In food store at MeArthur head- Bam R....U p!Ooonted file , " ter erry ..... r significance. The most lnfluenajlolllll,m Mlltca w~~ Friday until receoUJ, today on ed by. tatillen, live citiztas gram ' "New Pattern lar n. 0 tial man in all CctiJgn!& .. de· .... .._..__ was, m Merv Gri!IID 111ow - he's now appearmg ba!ore a repnoonto. Pratoe. ' Mn. M. L. Ohlinpr fenae 'lltatters. -Sen. rucbanl .... - - of a 5 year old In the WI& and hair piece busi- tive Of State Uq...- Dept. I'm pnolded at the obott busineu t Brevord Ruuell of Georgia . ness , a Big Thing in U. S. A. waiting lD hear outcome. I've meeting. PT. PLEASANT f$, 5 chairman of the Senate Anne< ~:-. 8Jam, well. He and I )out ..... So-<><> - be fitted been ribbing some of fam. 'lbooe attending were Mn. mately 50 Mason County I Services Committee, bas 110'• deaceDdMnt ol Standard a wig and moustache on Arthur lly, "I'd batter have some good WDHam Powell, Mrs. Jo11D1 Dlp>Mslr11km Club 0ff1cen I •, "· PLEASANT declilred that the poliO} Of r& CoibeiD ~ Y. ha:e Treacher (I do hope you saw 'whisky' maybe . !or this here ~sit, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mn. members attended the ~!,': tmns straint' ls ..tr&dtng ~erlceJ 0 sey r II) and wound up wilb a arthrttil." ~ ;r.'ta:mMn .. ~·::. tra1n1nr1 JChool and co u a c II · MASON - Tbe Ladies of Ttwleel at a lives br palllic opinion.'' Nothln& clolnl - one remem- J y MeGrew Mn H lllOIIIn& oo Tuesday at lary of the Mason JlllleliDI Tueltday eveoiD& Jlalsell's credentials as I 011 ~:DII bal. BIMcbe tache on bimsoll oncl Ws ~ oie dlrlta' 1011 Trllllformatlonl, man, yes! llonJdly KllpiiM'I sed La~ Mri. Epla:opal Cbun:h in Fire Depurtmeat. elfeted Austin, Jack . E. p r u Jeijilllillble and markedly Jll"l .B.'s cull 81 CbrlllmaB Ever put one on younelf? and lout demloe few lltOIItbs and Fry. Pleasant. , em ror a two year term BaD, Dr. Jact"lluJton deDt ~ · ~der can I loved blm, So'U you. not, 11'7 it, 1lDy bit of badt:. Not Mil induced, just a II'.I.WJI. MiiJBHNG . Mrs. !Ietty a dinner llltleting Monday Biggs. Cbarlea Lallbam not ntJooally be questioned. Jra Don't 1orp1 tD let )'GUr 116'/ your fillpr. ·AppiJ to upper Up bit of liqQOr evidently after '1'lte Rutb arde o1 ltle w.s. l Demoollratlallllvm at Cit~ Hall. I'HJoeted 14 oomplele 8 II, mnover, 1101 only an old . Almanac rilbt away. lis- - lhere yon ate: Qlorlie eertaiD Bba W18 1'.8. ol file New Haven E.u.a.l ~ clul for Mn. Earl IJ11els was tetln~ s of tba skillet. y 00 hear, lin 1r Hitler, u the caae amart, 10 leoted. I Ollla O!urdl mel 011 ,...._y evea- ' and Vl<e pmldenll; Mrs. Harvey . A mlflor Jlftll')' .~:;~ w? be. Now wlale JOIII' WI')' humor yet. 1111 I'll drop 1111 at tba cbaJI:b with Mrl. l secretaries; - . , vice prollldont; lin. ed lha oleellon of 1 ;: . CbiPQI! ,~ P, pd fllw, OJdoa Nub ~write, I Getqe Jewell H haoleas. Lowll; reporlen, Mary ae<le\ary; Beek)' wllb cmr 4t I*' For All'llil Family ' "Heir iliiter - let me Rev. Martin Bertsfonl, pu. ~ lellden. gJistsnt ....etary; ..... altend!Dg the meeting. j AND BY 11IE WAY -I'm •· away from that "Heil" cme, ''C811dy'1 daad7 tor of tbe dlurdl, presented a Btuaelte; and cleootloaal Mn. Jad< Johnson. pmfde11t Biggs ljout 10 , retract on my sort of murdtrer. Bat liqllor'1 ~." very interestiiJI proiJ'IIll, "You en, lin. Powell Reyaolda. voted to buy thet during tile 111116 lharly, catty remark about ml- Well! I! yoo waoma ace a Oh you, Ogden! ore 111e Salt d. the. Elrth." A meelln&by for the assembly year the boopltal bod 1 payroll rt-skirts. ·Cauoe after all, theae side oplitlln' loeal Image fte mee11uc wu opened wtlb of lbe Suaafr11 club wu room Hail and to of $190,~ and employed l!lcls (!) on "lllltle" reaily this line - see 1 11rge p1etun lie 11.... of lha by m n 1 . fll. Participating were chase drapes fur the room. A pei'SOIIS. A $110,0110 IDdebledJ8I lioked <lltrlln' - onc1 the7 of a rocoat clndldate 1101 "Hope of \be Wqrld" n d I Orlando Wallis, Mrs. certificate of appreciation !or was reUred over a five 1 "'""' lNll I!Overad, IODI<!bow, far frem here, all """-rated by "·PLEASANT- Dalel of "Where Cross tile croWded Weaver, M<s. Mary recognition of service from the period and a 'mort&age of It ~ IQIDI-okirt and ample, some prankster, with extra lisle arcbory ohoolt ltava Wayl of Lile." Following Rev . . Mrs. Dennis Housh, Mrs. Mason County Health OliO has beeu reduced to 1110,0111; Wddleport e\otdontly, leotards. mustache and beard and laff, lteea annoolleld followt., a Bertaford's talk the meetlJt& McDermitt, Mrs. Gilbert mont and West Virginia ~the'!_~boiC)ard~.~le!'amed.~~---~:""'""'""'!!!!!!,.;;...=:"".:''f"'# , Oh, well, It's up to the school !all. meetlq of ar<loen of !lie wu closed with the sln&lng of elte, Mrs. Larry Sullivan, Department of Health was Supt. (Isn't it?) and after all, Ml!ll think wimmen have .fun· tdale here. "TIIb My U!e and Let It Be,'•J Emma BGswell, Mn. lmowledged. 1ome o! those skinny skirts we ny bafr do's. Well, let's The Weot Vlrcln!a ArclloJ1 and the benedlellon by Ref~ Fry, Mrt. H. L. Bmllh, Mrs. Attending in addition to wore In tile 20's were pretty it tba Jll'ftl!nl heaped up piles AueelootiH u14 tile lint 11 llertatonL 1 Edwud lJudsml oncl Mrs. officers elected were one new awful; the long, long 01101 0~ the gall are forceful 11oeoe •. _ wUJ 11o 111e Slolil ~ - . ltl'Ved • .aid Rk!Urd. Mrs. .. member, Mrs. John In the pri.20's. Look at your dence. But how about the Indoor C..mplolllblp MaNII Mrs. il<1ward llurrts, Mra. CIOJ~ ~ted the lesson, using Mn. Charlotte Jenks, Mrs., • ook, eld pictures of that era and beaUe type of Ieday or U at New Bawa, w. Va, tea Atba1, Mn. T. Bert Roush, luslrolloaa In aoed tleslp las Walker, Mn. Paul ~00 Jou'll bust a-latJ8hln' - f' guar. really sbaggy dog took _ this Mlaa 1flllll.lltlml-, Mrs. a. ~ for the home, Mrs. Ross Roush and Mrs. antee II. ' is for ths lightly insane youth ~A..=:, ::"_ F. BrJant, Mrs. Fred Batey, color aoordbtateJ. er HyoeU. I bave Qllo of Miss Ella Roth· of tnday' or course. But a bald _, Mn. Otlle Roalb, Mr~. Olba 'l'lle DOW prealllellt, Mn. ---lOb oncl ~ Middy bllluse <me) head is too ollen named Curley ~~==-~; ~~= ~ Ref. llerisford. Ill Burris, Sr., presided. Pleaum ValleY llolpltal lldrts a-dfi&gin'. So I apolog!Je and 1 really depl,..e that one er. AD .,. l'llldeato of lila• ENDBON CLUB 111'1 budcel aubmlltetl by Admitted - Jennings Triplett, 1o one lllllf"iii-IM'- Look Imagine calling Wins~ Cowtty. ~~_!om.! lludpttr-M·-~~IteeA~!.re:ad=~~ • at your fuii!OJIIIh pictures, say, Churehill "Curley" - no one - - """' ~ -~. ~.. - • 30 or 30 yean bence. ever did, nor hlo 1011 Tbllnttlay wlill Mn. J o b a IIIII, and aPJtt'OVed by the Dillcbrled - Georgia Bright, • Good be••-· II that me? I know some or the Searttorry ~ Mrl. 0. J. Ho• cll. Pleuant; ADtlrew Hoschar, : 'l'hat•· And m""""• • - -• bald nd do Ml, Jr. as hoolessos. 'lbe meet- MrJ. Vernal J.......,. of Pt. "'-·ant. • .J ···--,, """ """ men - a so YOU. led rib lbe club · r,... 10 \ • o' 'lrh1 did You do )'GUr 1llir THAT I really deplore those wu Col•mhia, wu appolated • way• d to th plqe. Dmttlons per!atnlng to ll!l'Ve on the County ~=~ . •wn· - e-neck male lbe-by Mn. ~~~~~~ort ,._.,_ rrut h • All thll previous by that nOll, well, all fadt pass, I T Bert ~ wllo reJd Committee; Mrs. Jo n • O..lz.-...·c:ait be just as 1 blrt •: ~~ldllon expert, B.M.H. 'em time onou&h. Relatives and frillldt llfAIId, ......_ ~ 'JIOIIII Utled ''I Ord 'and Karl Wiles. al~~"::!;:li~~ : ~iS taJdadaiiAI 'so . 0 . • 0 ,_..--ban I n. , · == ·=lira. :,S·,.:; ::\:i :: =va. ._ do, ... J Bt-tr:n.. of I ' M I I nge Is President Of Aux1hary my '::!,n !. *" Mr.. mom.' F" Elected T Thr y r ee ea Terms on Board .. eeting war 1 Geo:: 50 Off'lcers Members Qre AM . a.,. of ! Rcv. l , That \. Alleys Draws Ban by Law ci.urd.. You knoW ' -or M.rl.n Field.. . f ~-- Capitol Comment~ Events· ,.Com""""" . ACt· 1Vllie8 1' ! _ ed AreJJ..4l5l News 'Notes ,, - 1 v::: With a Myera pump :rou 1e~ real dependabUtty .•• pl~nty of Gee . . . I thought everyone water, wherever and wheneur 70U wane. lt tor pennies a week. s.o •• ........ knew NELSON'S, everyday low Dric:es included my prescrlpilons, aPd Fllllt Free Delivery-Mom· for full my does! "You should tell Pti'* Start At $101.50 Up EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Ru:: t.ft$fone· :;c'· . 11\fft._ """* ' .. MID-WINTER ·' SAFETY SERVICE I Front End . Alignment I Balance Both Front Wheels l!irii'... Jii!iiw:!'nc OIIIA!o<ls tim life. W.;,htoilldndod. ':;l ... Relati'ves and Friends AHend H'll FUnera I. · .And picture thll in 8 favor· 10 NOW "Titt .Monater'' !lie dear ol~ sonJ I know, just came to Pomeroy !or Christ· I lee!ly of. mao, at Ted Reed's home, "Yea ~·t .._ NeOie lh- or Atty. Fred Crow. I Of I I do. a not too lORI 1110 Cbr1J1mu told lbe bird ae NeW.'• bal." girt of one of lbele •=mled ~ Att!t x.;: :U=- ,. "*ib.ttet. ; I funeral services !w Jerry ~....::::.a ~ Falls r:tclyb at the Lotort to lbe topic. '11ley cloled wllh Mrs Harol were Mr. and a ....,.. Mrs: Earl Gd. Grlmm,Mr ~ .~ llurlllc tbl buobteos meel!nl . nmm, .•., a•n. nports IIIII - =il~~=-~~~~ ~.::: were given. They decided to pur. Rn. Argyle Knl&hl ol N...;. d!ue two dozen additional parviDe; !lev. Jallll!l E111ot1, MJn. ~Lves to~-~~ .,...,,. nt. l!:lliott of Jtme Lew w ·-••• ..._ •..,.... va. Mr ~ Mrs D vtd ~ Bnllb Aepeeta of Den tal ~ y~. JoJm. Health" WH pmentetlby Mn. =.US::;"Ada pointed chatrmaa of the M. L. ObJin..,. stand lor the Hay and 111111 and A;["llolklltl ol Po~• I Sbow which the group voted roy, Oldo, ltl'Ve on February 9tb, at Mr and Mrl R. D*!la SWe Tree Nunery, are Mn. Ida. Wllaon Tyler oncl Mn. Carolyn llacent lloulb of ,~,.!!_- ..- ...,... """ .,..., .,. B. :!"uJ.· ~ ~e 'f~tlanlnJID a. llulley, Mr. Bib and Mrl. DallaJd .Ja.,... M Utdlfleld. r. a.l .:~":! =-.:, Miss Loulae BATTERIES setttils......--.ll.il...,lllltt's ~ JilaN resi lt\IAt to t1t« « .... ..... o • • : • : ,• Middleport Dept. Store Open 9 to 5 Mon. tbru Frl.-9 to DSaturda,. ST. MIDDLEPORT 1:1 I Brake R~ICk PIIIO>t'lllurolboerinpol!ouldba ropacbd -.ylO,OOI)miJoo, Take month• to pay • •• •• ··-- , 2U ·. MOTOR Mason • QJunty Home Demaaolratlon • made aniiOUIICellleiJI 0 Firestone RI z· E . CIOSEOIIJ' VIE eWOiiNin'•lnrihecl......, ,,· c-..11 •Men'· Smooth ·KINQ 9111" h!IA qriG1ily c0 0 IL HUSH PU·PPIES w. Front Wheel Bearings : Lone; Men::: SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ~ • • Butch oidaker Clarbw1 r • IIIli invited the IJ'OIIP to avdtet • oaT nAL : burg, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea El· JID. Wabilr Orlalload, Mrs. moad, Va. Jut week. arf holden for the pinWW'· • • llott and .Charlotte, Mr. and .. IIMWI, Mn. Cltlrlie Jewell, l1beldoa &alb Wt en, wba In turn would • : ilo. ~ Mrs. Davod Chapman of llaad, Mrl. lllnllnl uevtne, Mn. tba a.t Leba '1'talniiiC fur a profit. Tho money • K · • • 1 W. Va., Stepllen Elliotl ~ 0111 '1'. lllllmlre, Mn. Albart tloll In (2!...... lor two . earned from sellin& the Item • Ph. 992-2 IOI •' .........,, 0. .~ Hill, W. Va.; Mrs. J'a4•1• • .11..., ..._ I. •. o-""' Mrl • ._1.,.. He •• am~ would be used for proJects . at • • . • · -•· Be 1 ....... ... ..it ........ ~ £ . ,_.. ............ ,. ClU~ ...... Mason Count• 4-H camp. · • • • • • • • " • ' • "' ' • • • • • • • • • • • ' • ....,., verY ..., iidlklroa, lfr, T. a.t .,_., Mra. Velma tbe Navll Reaer¥01. - - --- ' . -- - - - - - ------- ~ - -- - - - - -and Mrs. T. E ..ae,tNidl. ...,.. Jltollll. llr Roush, Mra. Clar· Leoter Obltnpr Ia a ~= met, W. Va.; Mr. IIIli IIn. 81. ftomu, Mrs. Qlirles F'. patient at 'l'lle Medlral 1 aa1r Miller, ~ YOIIter, Mn. Leonard Smllbsotl, &apilalln Galllpal~, Oblo. Va.; Mrs. Ruby Wallm, Mrt. Mn. Jolin Scarberry and Mrl. Racent vi111Gr1 of Mr. Zona Rhndel, Cblrll ..._ W. o. J. Howard, Jr. IMn. Loull Kanebnlk-. Va.; Mr. a~ .Mrs. Charles ROTARY CLUB 10111: And)o who Is with ~bbott. Momsville: Mr. oncl Rome WDiiamson gave 1 pru- U.S. Air P«ee statiolled Mrs. Marton Dingey, New Hav· t!lltaUon concerning nuclear Gunner Air Base In 8/Mn'slrushecl Luther en; · John Watson, Rollert 81ft. warfare and survival In regud ery, Alabama. He wiU '' ' $5.99 er, Charleston; Mrs. llGnttlt7 1o bomb shelters at the dinner 10 Carswell Air Bue ID • · . . I C.uals - - - - $6." Hill and Kay, Floyd and Joe meeting o1 the Rotary Club oD Worth, Teus. He brouabt ' Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pan- 'l'llureday evemnr It the Bert- JUest, Mr. Jolm Keratlero Ca~u· cake, Mro. Jim Hewston, all of lord Methodist Church, T be Loag l'llllld, N. Y.; Pelt Leather < East Uverpoo!; Mr. and Mrs. Club members are Invited 10 at.- Bunter IOU Alr Bue at I Cocll Hill, Lima: Mr. and Mn. tend tbe Ripley Rotary Club ·1110, lnd.; and Mr. onc1 Mrs. Don Stephenson and 8 • u Ia b .litlal wllb other clube on Janu. David Kanclm!k and family . Chaney of Cullnden, W. Vo.: ary lJtll, Cuyabofla Falls, Oltlo. · eloy's C..ls _ _ $6.99' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eoder and Thole attendln& were Hermu RuueU Miller II .. ' Norman Roush, all of ·Cbarl~ .l.aylll, LloJd JIOUSil, Harry Mil· (uriOu&b llere with ,. ,, OHIO too; Mr. and Mrs. Ruy Mlpr, ltr, RineR Ciplllart, Rome Mrf; Jooephino Miller. IJo . Mr. and Mra. llo!takl Mayer, 111111amJon, Clyde Foley, Edwin with the U. S. Air ll'orca 'I ' ' Ill of P-o,. II*, a.. lflreUI "l'lwtlll, has been stationed in oon DURING OUR - --" •• •• - 'eYoutt. c:•..,... ---- .,.,, . " ,JHE SHC)E BOX · .. -~ $5.99 ,.,.lif•lii!IUrY· ' Deluie tttfo RITREAII. ON ' OR ON l ,. . a �' I I !, \ • ..' .. •. --- • • ""' ~ 't :r .. Lewill TradinC Post, 31'11 and Mill st.. Middleport, badly needs mi,.,.llalleoU! lumltu... an<! miscellaneous items. Will buy or trade for anythtnc. Bring in ittms or rome iD and ste us and we will clean out your garage, oot build· ing!l, basements and pay f« items salvaged. " Tufty" Lew.... ........ Mf'Wtce is, Mgr. I II 3lp FOR SALE u Ia, ballllllO II C4lll I .... FM•nl ,....,... IIUI'II"'V"' C....... 'It C... N 304 MechaDic Streel P"'!"'"' n ,.,... ,.., - · ••1 •,. ... c:..-c•.mw• lnMrfllftt ty, Including a !at floor apart. ........... 0•'""-"' ......... ... COPPER, H 31e lb., ~per. ....... - 26c, bras!, H, 2lc, brass, . . . _ .. ''"""" ,, Cl.l,.. C--liO .l..ti o• ... a••• u•••u ""'"II''U"' Into 1""""' 6 6f ...,o . . ..,. . . . . . . . . 16<, lead , S., lie, broou, lo: 19<'. z1nc, H, 7c, C. Sl lj each, C. radiators, I lb. Bill Bailey, Box 14, ville. 0 . 1 11 5tc OP••c:• 04CH.IIII 10 "'~ .. 04 ~.J• U t .. 1o! ID ll :ll M•D" lit Cll .M. .. I :M . . . ¥ .... , men~ 10 ,,...,. fll ll'l.C:I • ~t ·a •••UL 1 ,...loouc••• .....,. .p PHONE WY 2-21 S6 plus atorase room one car garlli•· Will ..u reasonably, near bii!!De!a trict. Glenroy Ewing, owner, Contact Hom e r Baxter. Shown by appointment. 315 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, phone 992-3337. I 1% 1966 Ford t•• plus .OOX13 tubel111 Nylon Wh1te 4 PlY 18.45 plus tn Gi1axie rop· HT Cpe. 352 en. , &ioe, 4Ut9!J)atic trane.1 pow· it •tee,;lllt' & brakeo, white rtnish.' red 1hferior trim, low mileare b1• loet.l ow11er, radio ALL SIZES AT SIMILAl LOWU PliCESAT ... . • POMEROY m-2111 I 64 • ~t: •et Air SERVICE eCar eTruclr eHCora • Bulldozer Frae Estlmai-Discount To All Customers KEITH GOBLE FORD Rutland, Now $1395 ONLY o: Mkldlapart, 0 . For Notice SPECIAL 65 Chevelle St. Wagon. V8 engine, Pow· erglide, low mileage, local walnut console model, n.l:>-30tp aod oil treated stoker coal. Pea- owner, mint condition cock Coal Co., 1 block from traffic light in Chesblre, 0. Pb. 367-7526. 12 I tie 62 Chevrolet equipped wiil1 4 speed BUUGET PRICEI:I lurnlture " matic changer, 4 speaker our tbJrd Door budgel shop. sound system, just taken Jn BaiW Flll'llllure, Middleport Pay $1.25 per week or pay Oblo. II 12 tl< I balance due $911.28. Call 992 3218. I 10 $1895 POMEROY - RANCH D n~ 6 F .nn..l'fl.l!l rooms (3 rooms), )arge Jiving rtom, modern kitchen with . built·ln cooking units, bath, large carport, one acre level lot. ,n,ooo.oo. G--• , inl IUU11 ulda end See. :z. from the DEAR..~" · • 1 · 60 Chevrolet BAIRD BROS. Biscayne St. Wagon . e AUTO WRECKING 1 engine, std ., trans. Good tires, t rooms), bath, utility room. Close to Route 124. $7,500.00, Albert M. Cox, Broker Henry Oeland, Saleamaa 19!-3831 Evenlago ft!-UtS or lb-U I 1%23tc dark green fini sh. We ll , I never ·" $495 a Milk ~:~~~~~~;~;CIN::·:IO~ > toO .OO Land. Bide•.. ~~q.. Improwment a.nd malnt.eniUlCe . . . . . . l.ooo PubUe Employeel Retirement PoUc~=:itd. i:ild'Pi.iUiOii_:., .. 400·00 For ~129. 1 • ,.._ .. · ~ ~-- UQUUUIIM' 1\i bath!. Ph. - .•. u·· iS 'tte Employer ConWibUUDn J.t7!.00 Chief of PoUce • • • . . . • • • . • • 3.980.00 - - , - . , - - - . , - - , , . . ; - - . , - Wi i!l 11 : : :·:: _..:8usi:.:.:.:.":.:•:.:•:.::....:Se:.:.:rvk:M:.:.:::. . :.:__ Flnt Ald E:tPI!DI" , , . , , , , , $00.00 1 Parldnl Meter Ell:peme . , ••, , 800..00 ·u 'I'WnD p D n ,_ :JlJf! "l~f:l ~~:: P~ii~ · b~~~~ei · ·:~ llu,.umoouo .. .. .. .. .. . • .. 11011.00 Contlllr~net!Jel . . , , , , . • •• 100.00 T•tal Ganlrtl Fund ICMI.H Fllll DIP.UTMINT FUND mu...,. ....,. u v, . f.lnn'l iervlcea In SentiDeJ'I BaJIDel.t 1~;~:~ :. 11 Flremt'D • . , , •• Fire Appautus •• , • • , Equipment Malnt.enmc• • • • • Equipment Operation . . . . , . Vt~lunteer 11 LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE Uft d)NDmONINO ~ alllll terYice. Jael:'a Rolrla· _..._ UTILITY PUND _ ......., .. .. '.J..-, •, " ,, .... . • T.ooo.oo 3,4.80 .00 , • 15.000.00 210.00 Tools, ~a,alment & SUppUe• .. 200.00 Eq.-ipment Malntenaru:e . , . . 200.00 Equipment Operation . . , , 200.00 Public Employees Retirement Employee• . . , • Material .. . .. ,, .. 400.00 SYOI<m .. •....... .... . . . Other F..xpenae Totel Cemetery ITREiT Fur:lt • , . . • . 100.00 6,UO.CMI M"INTEHANCI lliP'AIIl FUNO AND Pbone ....... D .... .tn Ul- • Co u~a.••rm.u. ·• Oblo' t 'P>RIHCIPAL, DocroRr.<:, ~ t:RUD1'T~. ..,...,......,. --.....,_,,..:. I M tfe 1::1£TERMil'ilHIJ "I'o WHAT,:iAtt: AHrm: 9HOUID ' -~ . · ' "" "'""'"FJ>i CUSTOM ltittdJerlng,. '!ill. lJul bid p· IiiI ••-1 Mot i!Mtlllil ' eS. · ~ ~ auael', ' -...-.~ ~ llJ tfc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:;;_.:.;:;..: li.OOO 00 !1.000.00 •• ,2.000.00 .. .... 11.200.00 o• 01 Crill Uradlnnl Wllte, Pron or CoA. " IIIW)I'QID ...... .. 800.00 and. Siif!E't • . • . • • 5.000.00 ...... _·::; ..;;;.,.-.,.·· .• . .. '. l.oort.OO ~-~:.".~;..~· .; .. :;": ... : ••• an•nc• 1nd'. lte~t~lr Fund MOTOR AMONTH W• Will Dellnr To Your Home to Sew on Them Phone 992·2013 Mlddl•l'orl Fund at 992-5509 around 1630tc every Friday at the Laurel ClifE House. 1 4 tfc Priced For Quick S•le h11d macb'nee. ,aD make&. Npalr ..... WY~· Tbe Fabric ' Shop, · :· t\ulborized. Singer 8aJII .ut _,.. Service. J ~ . .; ., Jnsur•,.. GET .i. mUI . tatioo lflonM ,.. ,_. ... ......., m ~ . . TEl lNS'UftANCB AGIGN(..')' "''C. belore ....._._ "' lfnllf. u-. • .,.._...... ,..,_ u1o •••urance WI IIIAJ .,. ~ IWI • able to iavt you DlCIDeJ'~ ;·-. 8 'I •IJTOMOBlLE '- ~IIINII'IIICI a •.li.L. • 1M" bleb cancolledt Lo!l ,.,. ·~• .... u•--ase• ~-" WY • - . ..-..;; --1 \ooCI ...,.. 1 i~~<'li'H~'i2 , :'D 1 g - lk li KE 44SMI.Itl-----------'- ro CONFIDE- NYOU. JYIJ\.1'-: WH EN 1 TELL YO'J ~E TRUTJ( AIIOUT :o;:.: f: r RICHLE.Y, \rO.JILL &EE HIM IN A VERY DIFFERENT LIGHT. Meigs Equipment Co. rt..r Me1ga Gener•l Hasp. 992·2176 Pomeroy you ever used. Sl) easy Get Blllf Lustre. Rent tric shampooer $1. Baker niture Co . 19 --- ~· VACUUM CLEANER. Help tNanted of layaway. tank type wIt ---c , all cleaning attacbmenta. EXPERIENCED man to work I ly t payments of $5.41. - . 4 WhHI Drive 992-2156 ec.t.. Powell Farm , Ph, 84:1-2275. ABBIE AND ILATS •1964 Dodae 112 Ton e1964 Jeep Pick Up In Rutland on Mlin StrMt & College Ave. E•rn lt'oney and Prizes Dollwring Tho Doily Santlnel to established Route farm . house furnish~ I I I !Ill · CO!lltftlctlllll • • • • • • . . -"BAOCt.ot Total lanltary ....,. - Ia~.,. o...-.1 werkl CaltltructiP •1951 Ford Vi Ton e1960 lntern•tional Y2. Ton el962 G.M.C, 112 Ten BOY or GIRL da;I"V "' •••• PICKUP TRUCKS WANTED ••"eft · II,HI,M IANITAIV IIIWIRI & IIWA.I DtiPOIAL WORKI COMITilUC:TION TUNING. Ph. on U,HO.It GAIOLIN* TAX aTRIET MAINTENANCE ANP lliPAIR FUND ' Employee• . . , • . . • . . , 1.500.00 Material .. ••. : . . . . . . . . , , ,, 11(0).00 St.reet Repair . . . . •.• ,, , !10(1.(11) Publie i:mp. Retirement . • • • 120.00 IUJcellaneou• •• . . ·• ••• 200.00 tot1l state Hlghwey j •Jt.H lmprov.ment Fund ~ GINERAL IOND UTIREMINT FUND Redemption of B~;~nds . . , , 12,000.00 lnterut on Bode • • • • . . 1..100.110 Tot.il General Retirement Wlth 20 Y.. r Factory Gu1nnteel Nttlon•lly Adv•rliMd Bnnds To IJ• Sold at $34,00 E•ch C...N BE PAID AT $5.00 ~ALL VI!HICLii TND ..... 01111 ; ::\\:\ iKWll\IG . . • . . . . . 100.00 Conlfnlcllon, Malnt· ALLEY OOP AUC110NEBII COmplete SeriiCI • • • , ;::;:~·f~~~i:~:~:--~a:::ent 1 1 warran t y. Ph . Auto S•ln ; '<'~ll!liG-,P"'L"'Y""MO.UTH.--2 -doo~ seiali · titqulre at the Gulf Station In ~ne . Ph. 949-2253. 1 12 31c - ·'0'-·-- - - Station Wagon Sedan, .one owner, , R&H, poller JOOd ooad!IOII. Ph. or 119Z-2!M. 12 21 lie ate occupancy. Pearl llama. 992-2318 or 992-2681. ID 3 tle m-•••• ~. Racine. 0 . . 12 29 tfe I 12 ltc ·: ~....,._-.-...........;.;._ii-i. AUCTION NewandUtod Mlrch•ndise Consltnmenh •~:cepted Thursday •nnlftl 7 p.m. OppetlN Dri••ln ThN .... In Meson, W. v•. J. M. "Jimmy" SlyN Norlhvp0Ohio 4413444 ... rooms and home, 2 tuse gas, 2 farm ponds. Notice Wo l :..r a floQ red dent of the Stat. of Ollla. •hCIM laet known addretl 11 c-o Don Workmen, 2110 New Jeney, lndlliUpOIII. lndllnl. h.l!reby notlf!ed. th•t 1M the ani d.ay J1nuary, 11Hn, lblJifl J'e•n Work fllld hU ,petition l""~'be .. lnt pleiP.Uff countr. and' him u •h•ferubnt. In t h e of Common Plw.ll Mtielt for 1;;;;;;,;ca" No. t4.otl pr•t1n• 1•• frob!. lliUI Walter tee Work man on thtt II'O'IIRdJ or 11'011 n•Jieet af duty, extreme ~:ruell7 wund. abeenee ~lalntlfl aiM praye for c:ua tod)' of minor elllldre111 •upport an4 •llmony and other Ptoll'f!r rtrlld' nl.cl lltllle .UI M fe!' fleu lnl U • anir ._, llltll day of P'•brall'y, 11107. 1 HJl\111 Jtraft WorkMIJI, <f'ilta~ •', J. B. O' Brian, Att11rne)' tor Plslntlrt w•u.I~o~~;wut.• [! ,I; ." .... .... . . .. 12.1100.00 • • By HAROLD GUY '' New Ha....._, .,...... ruuu TU Z.3537. 4 I He Tetel u·~~~/';,":C. FUND 11•41~... R!ADY:Mu eonerete· .. ... MalnWnant-e . . :JOO.OO ed rl&ht to fOW' ptO)Ict. Fall Tetal loet D~k Fund 200.00 aod e8SJ. .,.,_ ...... ~ C:I!METI.Y FUND .. ,,... WWIIIII~ street UJI'ht• Hydrant Rtntal MERCHANDISE LIQUIDA TIDN 14 NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHIN1:S DICK TRACY Sale or "'--·· -.n -o==HOUSE. Pla.. oo 7 ROOM bouse. •,-, .....,, ....... .. .. ... ... . NOTICE a. HOWIE SCHN51Diilt i PHON I 99Z-2176 nn chtef s.aiai"J' . . • • • • Legal Nolie• Ellk Meigs Equ1pmlllt(o; . Dump Rental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - fm~ ce~mea and lift dowu ~~:~·-- ....... ....... .. ,,;::::: InauranM " Bond• , , . • . . ~ !!nV tor overhauls for the Winter OBNBRAL FUND: GENIIlAL FUND Oflle. Eo!pense . • • , , • , • •• ~""w .. .. .. .. ,, , • , ,.. UtaliUes . . . .• .. , , , '. tlj months. Have your tn.etor ready to go to · wort wben. Total Flra Dept. Pund Daniels a.m. AUCTION at 7:00 Auction ")JI!A:i '!:'. fl are runntna a rieclal OD trae- be ·and they III benby aet lpproprUted u tollo"''' vl:l:: Tbat tbere be •Pproprlate4 gon<l location ..... '" Admtlolnc Ci~)' HaU Janitor SYRACUSE-ONE ACRE LOT -One story frame (alum inurn shfina) 5 room J 13 bed·oe r~·1 . J .. WIOTHER, Rave your tractor overhaul- of h 1 T~&ll\lrer ' $995 Ph. ns-3319 12 mi. N. of Pomeroy, 0., On St. Rt. 7 of lhe . .ld Villqe It ed now. 11 1 b(8 ul'lap. We dlulna the tl.cll )'l!lr end1n1 Deeember 311t, 1987, thtr ~ouow- RUTLAND - ON ROUTE 1M- c•"• .. .. .. .. .. ·" • .. .. ooo.oo 380 00 ~ t wo story orne (a urn- soncuor •..• ..· ·..... · · · · ·, ·..·-.. • • uoo.oo · Jnum siding) 6 rooms bath Mayor's Secretary • , . . . • . . 2.800.00 front porch, $6 500 ()() St. Wagon. VB. Powergtlde, R&FI, el>.:tra nice and one the whole family can USl' It Onhalned the the !.DI•ce, or"""Po,_.,, •expenMI ,.. u. and o prov1 , for other ex. 1~ -nrnd ::1' WHY PAY RENT?? ( , ,...,, t· . ' TRACTOR OVERHAULS Current klHIIlle.l lnd ather of tbe VWap of hmot Ohil), du.riDI: llle fl~e&l December 31, 1tln, ~-~;,-~;.~~:}1· Be by by : Now $1395 .loll ON NO. H7 ~.:,::::••• S•le 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally original owner. Spotless clean interjor, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater t' I -~~-=::.::.:.:_:_=._::::.::_.i_.AAII Ord..lrumu to maD Appropria- owned and low mileaee "'"·~ W ITWIOUR RICH NEW ANNUAL APPitO,ItiATION Real bt•ta ' ' ,...... •»#\J a.i 50 . ( U'I)IUVE-fHRU CAR WASH OlltDINANCW I BIPROUD OF A CLEAN CAR eAny Type BILL SMITH BODY SHOP local owner. Clean interior, white over turquoise fi.DJsh , VS. Autorna· tic. Radio and Heater fOR -" 6ET ALQI..G YOUR DIRTY CAR BODY and PAINT SERVICE '-ON TkE 1-lEAF<T OF A C ILP !.' ...--- ASHAMED OF Ex~rienced 4 Door. One U'L ABNER I DON1' BE flY 2-2196 -'101/111.161 N .JU6T AROUND '!liE GORNERON~E AVENUE! WY WISI IIIODLIPOIIT. OHIO Ali N- ROdiaiOr si)Oi- $2395 t I 1J.IERE'S 4 NEW FAMILY hwlings Honc1115ales RADIATOR BLAmNARS .... m-2143 l1tli . , eiOROE WOND51 Phantl 992-2143 Po-oy,O. Bulldour Radlalor To The Smallest Beater Core. 01' DICit ltAWUNGI ' BLAmNARS From tb• Lue~IJl Truck· or HAD 11'1( A • NICOl ~-.. . , .CALL SPRINT $2495 U.TD II CINI BOBCAT Impala liT <:~'!· 283 VB en· •inei Power&hde nrn. Bli:. vin,y interior, low mileage by loe•l owner, red flnishf ra<Uo &r: heater, ..w)lltewal tires. t · - -..... ... / HONDA SAUS &.SERVICE. DAVIDSON MSO SPORT 1966 a.;¥rolet AT THIIEST PliCES 6701775x1S Nylen ll1ck, typo, 4 ply _ RADIATOR SERVICI BEST PRICESI UNICO SNOW TIRES IUito HARL~o/ .............. S P\<~ lffY ..-""-'" ' POTATOES, 1<1 Y'!l"' wiDtor pota!MI wll!le 11>e7 las\. Clarence Proffitt, Por11111d, SINGER PORTABLE In 10 Jl tfe lect condition, ids 181 oqutp. j 0. Ph. 143-DM. pod. Full price J!Ul , terms . vacuum cleaner, Ph. 2-21Bli. I IS Uc ouct1011. Pay off $31 or $5 IDOillhly . cau m-5623 . ELECI'ROLUX !Weeper 1 9 6tp plete with attoclunonto paper ba&•. euaranteed. $17. THI IIGGEST SALE Ph. 11!12-3el$, I I! 4 1J;RR18 LE BAD NIGHTMARE LAsr NIGHT. • For • IAu, o' "'RE u .SerVices W..t.d To Ivy ... . ' By RAL.PH HIIMDAH&. •·!A' ., \ �' I I !, \ • ..' .. •. --- • • ""' ~ 't :r .. Lewill TradinC Post, 31'11 and Mill st.. Middleport, badly needs mi,.,.llalleoU! lumltu... an<! miscellaneous items. Will buy or trade for anythtnc. Bring in ittms or rome iD and ste us and we will clean out your garage, oot build· ing!l, basements and pay f« items salvaged. " Tufty" Lew.... ........ Mf'Wtce is, Mgr. I II 3lp FOR SALE u Ia, ballllllO II C4lll I .... FM•nl ,....,... IIUI'II"'V"' C....... 'It C... N 304 MechaDic Streel P"'!"'"' n ,.,... ,.., - · ••1 •,. ... c:..-c•.mw• lnMrfllftt ty, Including a !at floor apart. ........... 0•'""-"' ......... ... COPPER, H 31e lb., ~per. ....... - 26c, bras!, H, 2lc, brass, . . . _ .. ''"""" ,, Cl.l,.. C--liO .l..ti o• ... a••• u•••u ""'"II''U"' Into 1""""' 6 6f ...,o . . ..,. . . . . . . . . 16<, lead , S., lie, broou, lo: 19<'. z1nc, H, 7c, C. Sl lj each, C. radiators, I lb. Bill Bailey, Box 14, ville. 0 . 1 11 5tc OP••c:• 04CH.IIII 10 "'~ .. 04 ~.J• U t .. 1o! ID ll :ll M•D" lit Cll .M. .. I :M . . . ¥ .... , men~ 10 ,,...,. fll ll'l.C:I • ~t ·a •••UL 1 ,...loouc••• .....,. .p PHONE WY 2-21 S6 plus atorase room one car garlli•· Will ..u reasonably, near bii!!De!a trict. Glenroy Ewing, owner, Contact Hom e r Baxter. Shown by appointment. 315 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, phone 992-3337. I 1% 1966 Ford t•• plus .OOX13 tubel111 Nylon Wh1te 4 PlY 18.45 plus tn Gi1axie rop· HT Cpe. 352 en. , &ioe, 4Ut9!J)atic trane.1 pow· it •tee,;lllt' & brakeo, white rtnish.' red 1hferior trim, low mileare b1• loet.l ow11er, radio ALL SIZES AT SIMILAl LOWU PliCESAT ... . • POMEROY m-2111 I 64 • ~t: •et Air SERVICE eCar eTruclr eHCora • Bulldozer Frae Estlmai-Discount To All Customers KEITH GOBLE FORD Rutland, Now $1395 ONLY o: Mkldlapart, 0 . For Notice SPECIAL 65 Chevelle St. Wagon. V8 engine, Pow· erglide, low mileage, local walnut console model, n.l:>-30tp aod oil treated stoker coal. Pea- owner, mint condition cock Coal Co., 1 block from traffic light in Chesblre, 0. Pb. 367-7526. 12 I tie 62 Chevrolet equipped wiil1 4 speed BUUGET PRICEI:I lurnlture " matic changer, 4 speaker our tbJrd Door budgel shop. sound system, just taken Jn BaiW Flll'llllure, Middleport Pay $1.25 per week or pay Oblo. II 12 tl< I balance due $911.28. Call 992 3218. I 10 $1895 POMEROY - RANCH D n~ 6 F .nn..l'fl.l!l rooms (3 rooms), )arge Jiving rtom, modern kitchen with . built·ln cooking units, bath, large carport, one acre level lot. ,n,ooo.oo. G--• , inl IUU11 ulda end See. :z. from the DEAR..~" · • 1 · 60 Chevrolet BAIRD BROS. Biscayne St. Wagon . e AUTO WRECKING 1 engine, std ., trans. Good tires, t rooms), bath, utility room. Close to Route 124. $7,500.00, Albert M. Cox, Broker Henry Oeland, Saleamaa 19!-3831 Evenlago ft!-UtS or lb-U I 1%23tc dark green fini sh. We ll , I never ·" $495 a Milk ~:~~~~~~;~;CIN::·:IO~ > toO .OO Land. Bide•.. ~~q.. Improwment a.nd malnt.eniUlCe . . . . . . l.ooo PubUe Employeel Retirement PoUc~=:itd. i:ild'Pi.iUiOii_:., .. 400·00 For ~129. 1 • ,.._ .. · ~ ~-- UQUUUIIM' 1\i bath!. Ph. - .•. u·· iS 'tte Employer ConWibUUDn J.t7!.00 Chief of PoUce • • • . . . • • • . • • 3.980.00 - - , - . , - - - . , - - , , . . ; - - . , - Wi i!l 11 : : :·:: _..:8usi:.:.:.:.":.:•:.:•:.::....:Se:.:.:rvk:M:.:.:::. . :.:__ Flnt Ald E:tPI!DI" , , . , , , , , $00.00 1 Parldnl Meter Ell:peme . , ••, , 800..00 ·u 'I'WnD p D n ,_ :JlJf! "l~f:l ~~:: P~ii~ · b~~~~ei · ·:~ llu,.umoouo .. .. .. .. .. . • .. 11011.00 Contlllr~net!Jel . . , , , , . • •• 100.00 T•tal Ganlrtl Fund ICMI.H Fllll DIP.UTMINT FUND mu...,. ....,. u v, . f.lnn'l iervlcea In SentiDeJ'I BaJIDel.t 1~;~:~ :. 11 Flremt'D • . , , •• Fire Appautus •• , • • , Equipment Malnt.enmc• • • • • Equipment Operation . . . . , . Vt~lunteer 11 LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE Uft d)NDmONINO ~ alllll terYice. Jael:'a Rolrla· _..._ UTILITY PUND _ ......., .. .. '.J..-, •, " ,, .... . • T.ooo.oo 3,4.80 .00 , • 15.000.00 210.00 Tools, ~a,alment & SUppUe• .. 200.00 Eq.-ipment Malntenaru:e . , . . 200.00 Equipment Operation . . , , 200.00 Public Employees Retirement Employee• . . , • Material .. . .. ,, .. 400.00 SYOI<m .. •....... .... . . . Other F..xpenae Totel Cemetery ITREiT Fur:lt • , . . • . 100.00 6,UO.CMI M"INTEHANCI lliP'AIIl FUNO AND Pbone ....... D .... .tn Ul- • Co u~a.••rm.u. ·• Oblo' t 'P>RIHCIPAL, DocroRr.<:, ~ t:RUD1'T~. ..,...,......,. --.....,_,,..:. I M tfe 1::1£TERMil'ilHIJ "I'o WHAT,:iAtt: AHrm: 9HOUID ' -~ . · ' "" "'""'"FJ>i CUSTOM ltittdJerlng,. '!ill. lJul bid p· IiiI ••-1 Mot i!Mtlllil ' eS. · ~ ~ auael', ' -...-.~ ~ llJ tfc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:;;_.:.;:;..: li.OOO 00 !1.000.00 •• ,2.000.00 .. .... 11.200.00 o• 01 Crill Uradlnnl Wllte, Pron or CoA. " IIIW)I'QID ...... .. 800.00 and. Siif!E't • . • . • • 5.000.00 ...... _·::; ..;;;.,.-.,.·· .• . .. '. l.oort.OO ~-~:.".~;..~· .; .. :;": ... : ••• an•nc• 1nd'. lte~t~lr Fund MOTOR AMONTH W• Will Dellnr To Your Home to Sew on Them Phone 992·2013 Mlddl•l'orl Fund at 992-5509 around 1630tc every Friday at the Laurel ClifE House. 1 4 tfc Priced For Quick S•le h11d macb'nee. ,aD make&. Npalr ..... WY~· Tbe Fabric ' Shop, · :· t\ulborized. Singer 8aJII .ut _,.. Service. J ~ . .; ., Jnsur•,.. GET .i. mUI . tatioo lflonM ,.. ,_. ... ......., m ~ . . TEl lNS'UftANCB AGIGN(..')' "''C. belore ....._._ "' lfnllf. u-. • .,.._...... ,..,_ u1o •••urance WI IIIAJ .,. ~ IWI • able to iavt you DlCIDeJ'~ ;·-. 8 'I •IJTOMOBlLE '- ~IIINII'IIICI a •.li.L. • 1M" bleb cancolledt Lo!l ,.,. ·~• .... u•--ase• ~-" WY • - . ..-..;; --1 \ooCI ...,.. 1 i~~<'li'H~'i2 , :'D 1 g - lk li KE 44SMI.Itl-----------'- ro CONFIDE- NYOU. JYIJ\.1'-: WH EN 1 TELL YO'J ~E TRUTJ( AIIOUT :o;:.: f: r RICHLE.Y, \rO.JILL &EE HIM IN A VERY DIFFERENT LIGHT. Meigs Equipment Co. rt..r Me1ga Gener•l Hasp. 992·2176 Pomeroy you ever used. Sl) easy Get Blllf Lustre. Rent tric shampooer $1. Baker niture Co . 19 --- ~· VACUUM CLEANER. Help tNanted of layaway. tank type wIt ---c , all cleaning attacbmenta. EXPERIENCED man to work I ly t payments of $5.41. - . 4 WhHI Drive 992-2156 ec.t.. Powell Farm , Ph, 84:1-2275. ABBIE AND ILATS •1964 Dodae 112 Ton e1964 Jeep Pick Up In Rutland on Mlin StrMt & College Ave. E•rn lt'oney and Prizes Dollwring Tho Doily Santlnel to established Route farm . house furnish~ I I I !Ill · CO!lltftlctlllll • • • • • • . . -"BAOCt.ot Total lanltary ....,. - Ia~.,. o...-.1 werkl CaltltructiP •1951 Ford Vi Ton e1960 lntern•tional Y2. Ton el962 G.M.C, 112 Ten BOY or GIRL da;I"V "' •••• PICKUP TRUCKS WANTED ••"eft · II,HI,M IANITAIV IIIWIRI & IIWA.I DtiPOIAL WORKI COMITilUC:TION TUNING. Ph. on U,HO.It GAIOLIN* TAX aTRIET MAINTENANCE ANP lliPAIR FUND ' Employee• . . , • . . • . . , 1.500.00 Material .. ••. : . . . . . . . . , , ,, 11(0).00 St.reet Repair . . . . •.• ,, , !10(1.(11) Publie i:mp. Retirement . • • • 120.00 IUJcellaneou• •• . . ·• ••• 200.00 tot1l state Hlghwey j •Jt.H lmprov.ment Fund ~ GINERAL IOND UTIREMINT FUND Redemption of B~;~nds . . , , 12,000.00 lnterut on Bode • • • • . . 1..100.110 Tot.il General Retirement Wlth 20 Y.. r Factory Gu1nnteel Nttlon•lly Adv•rliMd Bnnds To IJ• Sold at $34,00 E•ch C...N BE PAID AT $5.00 ~ALL VI!HICLii TND ..... 01111 ; ::\\:\ iKWll\IG . . • . . . . . 100.00 Conlfnlcllon, Malnt· ALLEY OOP AUC110NEBII COmplete SeriiCI • • • , ;::;:~·f~~~i:~:~:--~a:::ent 1 1 warran t y. Ph . Auto S•ln ; '<'~ll!liG-,P"'L"'Y""MO.UTH.--2 -doo~ seiali · titqulre at the Gulf Station In ~ne . Ph. 949-2253. 1 12 31c - ·'0'-·-- - - Station Wagon Sedan, .one owner, , R&H, poller JOOd ooad!IOII. Ph. or 119Z-2!M. 12 21 lie ate occupancy. Pearl llama. 992-2318 or 992-2681. ID 3 tle m-•••• ~. Racine. 0 . . 12 29 tfe I 12 ltc ·: ~....,._-.-...........;.;._ii-i. AUCTION NewandUtod Mlrch•ndise Consltnmenh •~:cepted Thursday •nnlftl 7 p.m. OppetlN Dri••ln ThN .... In Meson, W. v•. J. M. "Jimmy" SlyN Norlhvp0Ohio 4413444 ... rooms and home, 2 tuse gas, 2 farm ponds. Notice Wo l :..r a floQ red dent of the Stat. of Ollla. •hCIM laet known addretl 11 c-o Don Workmen, 2110 New Jeney, lndlliUpOIII. lndllnl. h.l!reby notlf!ed. th•t 1M the ani d.ay J1nuary, 11Hn, lblJifl J'e•n Work fllld hU ,petition l""~'be .. lnt pleiP.Uff countr. and' him u •h•ferubnt. In t h e of Common Plw.ll Mtielt for 1;;;;;;,;ca" No. t4.otl pr•t1n• 1•• frob!. lliUI Walter tee Work man on thtt II'O'IIRdJ or 11'011 n•Jieet af duty, extreme ~:ruell7 wund. abeenee ~lalntlfl aiM praye for c:ua tod)' of minor elllldre111 •upport an4 •llmony and other Ptoll'f!r rtrlld' nl.cl lltllle .UI M fe!' fleu lnl U • anir ._, llltll day of P'•brall'y, 11107. 1 HJl\111 Jtraft WorkMIJI, <f'ilta~ •', J. B. O' Brian, Att11rne)' tor Plslntlrt w•u.I~o~~;wut.• [! ,I; ." .... .... . . .. 12.1100.00 • • By HAROLD GUY '' New Ha....._, .,...... ruuu TU Z.3537. 4 I He Tetel u·~~~/';,":C. FUND 11•41~... R!ADY:Mu eonerete· .. ... MalnWnant-e . . :JOO.OO ed rl&ht to fOW' ptO)Ict. Fall Tetal loet D~k Fund 200.00 aod e8SJ. .,.,_ ...... ~ C:I!METI.Y FUND .. ,,... WWIIIII~ street UJI'ht• Hydrant Rtntal MERCHANDISE LIQUIDA TIDN 14 NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHIN1:S DICK TRACY Sale or "'--·· -.n -o==HOUSE. Pla.. oo 7 ROOM bouse. •,-, .....,, ....... .. .. ... ... . NOTICE a. HOWIE SCHN51Diilt i PHON I 99Z-2176 nn chtef s.aiai"J' . . • • • • Legal Nolie• Ellk Meigs Equ1pmlllt(o; . Dump Rental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - fm~ ce~mea and lift dowu ~~:~·-- ....... ....... .. ,,;::::: InauranM " Bond• , , . • . . ~ !!nV tor overhauls for the Winter OBNBRAL FUND: GENIIlAL FUND Oflle. Eo!pense . • • , , • , • •• ~""w .. .. .. .. ,, , • , ,.. UtaliUes . . . .• .. , , , '. tlj months. Have your tn.etor ready to go to · wort wben. Total Flra Dept. Pund Daniels a.m. AUCTION at 7:00 Auction ")JI!A:i '!:'. fl are runntna a rieclal OD trae- be ·and they III benby aet lpproprUted u tollo"''' vl:l:: Tbat tbere be •Pproprlate4 gon<l location ..... '" Admtlolnc Ci~)' HaU Janitor SYRACUSE-ONE ACRE LOT -One story frame (alum inurn shfina) 5 room J 13 bed·oe r~·1 . J .. WIOTHER, Rave your tractor overhaul- of h 1 T~&ll\lrer ' $995 Ph. ns-3319 12 mi. N. of Pomeroy, 0., On St. Rt. 7 of lhe . .ld Villqe It ed now. 11 1 b(8 ul'lap. We dlulna the tl.cll )'l!lr end1n1 Deeember 311t, 1987, thtr ~ouow- RUTLAND - ON ROUTE 1M- c•"• .. .. .. .. .. ·" • .. .. ooo.oo 380 00 ~ t wo story orne (a urn- soncuor •..• ..· ·..... · · · · ·, ·..·-.. • • uoo.oo · Jnum siding) 6 rooms bath Mayor's Secretary • , . . . • . . 2.800.00 front porch, $6 500 ()() St. Wagon. VB. Powergtlde, R&FI, el>.:tra nice and one the whole family can USl' It Onhalned the the !.DI•ce, or"""Po,_.,, •expenMI ,.. u. and o prov1 , for other ex. 1~ -nrnd ::1' WHY PAY RENT?? ( , ,...,, t· . ' TRACTOR OVERHAULS Current klHIIlle.l lnd ather of tbe VWap of hmot Ohil), du.riDI: llle fl~e&l December 31, 1tln, ~-~;,-~;.~~:}1· Be by by : Now $1395 .loll ON NO. H7 ~.:,::::••• S•le 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally original owner. Spotless clean interjor, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater t' I -~~-=::.::.:.:_:_=._::::.::_.i_.AAII Ord..lrumu to maD Appropria- owned and low mileaee "'"·~ W ITWIOUR RICH NEW ANNUAL APPitO,ItiATION Real bt•ta ' ' ,...... •»#\J a.i 50 . ( U'I)IUVE-fHRU CAR WASH OlltDINANCW I BIPROUD OF A CLEAN CAR eAny Type BILL SMITH BODY SHOP local owner. Clean interior, white over turquoise fi.DJsh , VS. Autorna· tic. Radio and Heater fOR -" 6ET ALQI..G YOUR DIRTY CAR BODY and PAINT SERVICE '-ON TkE 1-lEAF<T OF A C ILP !.' ...--- ASHAMED OF Ex~rienced 4 Door. One U'L ABNER I DON1' BE flY 2-2196 -'101/111.161 N .JU6T AROUND '!liE GORNERON~E AVENUE! WY WISI IIIODLIPOIIT. OHIO Ali N- ROdiaiOr si)Oi- $2395 t I 1J.IERE'S 4 NEW FAMILY hwlings Honc1115ales RADIATOR BLAmNARS .... m-2143 l1tli . , eiOROE WOND51 Phantl 992-2143 Po-oy,O. Bulldour Radlalor To The Smallest Beater Core. 01' DICit ltAWUNGI ' BLAmNARS From tb• Lue~IJl Truck· or HAD 11'1( A • NICOl ~-.. . , .CALL SPRINT $2495 U.TD II CINI BOBCAT Impala liT <:~'!· 283 VB en· •inei Power&hde nrn. Bli:. vin,y interior, low mileage by loe•l owner, red flnishf ra<Uo &r: heater, ..w)lltewal tires. t · - -..... ... / HONDA SAUS &.SERVICE. DAVIDSON MSO SPORT 1966 a.;¥rolet AT THIIEST PliCES 6701775x1S Nylen ll1ck, typo, 4 ply _ RADIATOR SERVICI BEST PRICESI UNICO SNOW TIRES IUito HARL~o/ .............. S P\<~ lffY ..-""-'" ' POTATOES, 1<1 Y'!l"' wiDtor pota!MI wll!le 11>e7 las\. Clarence Proffitt, Por11111d, SINGER PORTABLE In 10 Jl tfe lect condition, ids 181 oqutp. j 0. Ph. 143-DM. pod. Full price J!Ul , terms . vacuum cleaner, Ph. 2-21Bli. I IS Uc ouct1011. Pay off $31 or $5 IDOillhly . cau m-5623 . ELECI'ROLUX !Weeper 1 9 6tp plete with attoclunonto paper ba&•. euaranteed. $17. THI IIGGEST SALE Ph. 11!12-3el$, I I! 4 1J;RR18 LE BAD NIGHTMARE LAsr NIGHT. • For • IAu, o' "'RE u .SerVices W..t.d To Ivy ... . ' By RAL.PH HIIMDAH&. •·!A' ., \ �• I • ' .' .' r • . • 1 ~'til••• - dont; Mrs. Eme<son Jones,...,. rotary; and Mn.RI>Ier Morgan. ttuaurer. Five ~-~~ _ , elected to ·~~ ...... The review ol the allenlOOII wu Jiveo by Mrs. Walter Waddell, titled, ..Thomas.. written by Shelley Mydans, a mvel in five parl3 about Thomas Beckofficers elected were ett, of the 1Zth century. The Nan Moore, president; story leUs of his chll~ and electe4""' ...... lhe Mid• 1 t •an•y Club wday • • • • at lhe home ol II C. M. - Y . The meet.. lllil wll "'l"""'i with the siDging dl ..AIMrlca, tbl! Beautiful" Will\ Mts. Hennesy at the or- gal. ~ew Mra. I VIomens WORIC TROUSER$ Class Discusses New Pro "ects At MeN eil Home Ab r Omeroy l j1 Ar d d About Middleport V • Embuay II Otmo 'trem ·.lid Ulllor of liWl1 oa ana.. 1!DMUND CLUBB Wrlttu lor UatMtl l'rat llllmlatieald NEW YORK (UPI)-The present dtveiO[llllant in China · BJ 0, ·Sale! Mens Sweaters ' ,$29.50 COATS A good selection of slzeo ond ityles. Select what you need now durlne lhe January Sale. ~0· 00 . lol• ' ..' . 00 '$26 . . ··~ -- Special Purchase and Sale of 385 Dozen BATH TOWELS WASH CLOTHS HAND TOWELS S1ight irregulars -of a well known brand. Fine quality. Beautiful colors and patterns. Florals - $40· \ $59.50 COATS .. $45·00 MENS $2.9S "f:URTLE NICK KNIT JHIRTS . ..... MENS $U5 VELOUR SPORT SHIRTS . . . . •.... toYS $3,95 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHilTS .•• ••• BOYS $3.95 SCRUB DENIM .PORT SHUtTS ...... BOYS $3.95 VELOUR SPORT SHIRT$ . ...... BOYS $1.95 LONG SLEEVE ·SPORT SHIRT$ . . .... MENS $5.95 and ...95 CORDUROY SLACKS .... BOYS $5.95 ond $4.95 CORDUROY· $LACKS ... ... ::""to ' Solo I COATS $50·00 •' Ali i: othtr Cools for wo~ . and children ; In~ In the Jtnulry Stle. Solid Colors- Jacquard Patterns. 59c and 69c Wash Cloths Sale 25c Don't Forget Our Sale Of FOR MEN Lee Blanket Lined DRESSES WOMEN'S In !he Ready to WeaT . I Department on the 2nd, .', ,' I · floor. Well Known Brand•. . In regular sizes, Junior sizes, womens and h a If sizes. :· hi 50. )(.1 ' . ' rqul~r $13.95 DRESSES $9.00 I Has electric eye - hl/ {oclislltg neciesaary. ~9.88 Jual 3-$34.50 Stormotlc Camer• Outfits $16.11 Just 1-$18.95 Sttrfln ~·-• Outfit ...• $8.88 Just 1-$12.45 St1rm1tl1 e-ra Outfit . • • t6,11 E.rra Toll8h Jolt Donlm OVERALLS this..,.., No need fo ,HOUI' IIW , .,. becauM food MVW lllilcll ·· Sale! Boys Sweaters Sweaters for the little boys and a good selection for sizes 8 to 20. Slipover and coat styles. • '' DuP11t WORLD TEFLOtlD 1o.IMh FRY PAN $16.50 DRESSES Sol• $11·00 (and other dres... ot NEW YORK (UP!) - A spectacular wall of flame, :~~:~ b a gas main explosion, rolled through a su· J,sidentlal section today, incinerating homes b " .. f:~:ke":e~e an atom bomb," one witness said. earllv four hours after the explosion and fire there Were no reports of deaths or serious Injuries. Several hundred persons were evacuated from th e area, many roused by two policemen who raced from door to door at rtl sleeping occupants toe ng 1 ak Jl'lreflgbtera Isolated tbe blaze left, Principal of Pomeroy and Middleport :a~~o~k by the two about thr~ ho'!f'l Isler, and Frank Vaugl!an, Americanism Chairman apparently averted tnllSI of tbe 10epbic gas feeding Post No. 39 of Pomeroy, titled, "The Ameri· lrl&~ ~live lbe fire had been cut Off by Jr.l!'he book Is for the Pomeroy !ncluOi '1 i 24 then. Post. . . . . , · " , ... meilt ng ere '· . 1'Uia,. of brftlltmt l!l'anJe Dam.;. wand dame 400 feet high lighted the Another 20 morning clartnea, periJ. some heavily 1ng 8 tz.block area. Vltdergr.;... lilplesloll UPI staff comspondent Nat The fire 1n the Queens Gibson said the c1amnge at ~ mllea from the beart beart of the 1trlcken area 10 ,. Manhattan was touched off looked as II II had been !nlllcted • • ' by a bomb blast Windowa In (Contlnued 00 .P&Je 2) MOVIE' CAMERAS '· •nd Sale! Boys1.95 . proportionole uvingsl Eli* te F*orce* Move in lO Hold Ground Be An Early Bird P1lnter. Enloy • Cerefree$prlngl Sale! Glidden Spred Scltin SHIRTS No fume - no odor. 1'8int aalely wllh window• clo• · ed .100% Latex wonder wall paint. Spred Satin dries in 20 minutes. Mrs. curd is President of OES . . Slzeo 8 to 18, aolld $6.69 g•llons J1nu1,Y S1le $5.20 $2.15 qu•rts J1n1N1ry S•le $1.60 $2.50 qts. Spred Lustre To Mitch \i colors, smart plaids and checka. Button down ivy style col· Iars. Many tapered styles. 1.39 5 Boys3.95 Skirt Sale are AU permanent Beltleu model& wom Without a cull .and the popular cuffed oty!e lh•t hu belt loops and Jooka oo IIOod. 5 ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! Comp""!m.iif SAIGON (UPII - U. S. Aro llllery Dells accldcntally llll .au AmerleU ' ltlfaDtry pu:y fl8lltiDII Ia the iroa 'Jrl. nate laday kJilliqi •!PI aoJd. lentlld~M, SAVE ON 3.15 Westclox Alarm Clocks IN OUR JANUARY SALE All modela ue Included In this aale. SprlnJI wind llmna IDd.etectrlc llmna. Westclox quality. loyo $1;95 and $2.95 CARHARTT BROWN DUCK OVERAW :. ·' You'll Hke the fine color and easy operation of tn RCA VIctor Color TV. Use Elberfeltls Sensible Credit Service to budeet your paymentt. WINTER CAPS • The Carpenters style with nail apron and double reinforced knees plus the construction worker style that's so perfect for toueh, hard wear. All sizes. Water repellent, snag proof, washable. Be sure to see, too, the Carhart! Brown Duck Work · Jackets with nylon quilt lining, zipper front and button front styl.es. Sizes 38 to 50. Leathers - Corduro71 Vln,ylo and Woo1a. . ANOTHIR SHIPMI!'fTI ·· ' . Vinyi'Cuslilonflor~riCoverings Ji; 9 feot tnd t2 feot widths eTht, will be on"-" Ill!~'' Toy ·"11~11111 cin ~~~t >· .. 1· Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Op4in Both. '· F,tiday I " • t and htu.~~~y . Ni·ghts .Until 9 . . ; Great Soceity • ID TroU l~ . ., WASHINGTON (UPI) -fte. control of . the mmmlltee atltlltlon, a key lli*'al _ . . , publicans now hold the balance Thursday with an agreement Rep. John E. Fo&q, I),JU, of power on the crucial House between Democratic and GOP tiled Tueaday. Appropriations . Committee - leaders on cOmmittee ratios. ll)e'llti!IOC•..,n,etsw ~v::: ,.': and it bodes 1U lor President Add llepabllc~ Vote 1~ Johnaon's Great SociOty In general, the ratios followed to fill on tho Approprtatlooli closely the oew M8 to 111 party Committee; tbe BeppbUcau proerams. clay b akdown in the h BUI Afterhsa serl~-olred0Jl011]n!_ tbe llrbee al bad ·~c.<ect"::'~t tb6 There are no ~ trlump -engu,ee WI•• r s -.help of delecting Democrats - approprlaU011s raUo would be otller oommittee nUoa qretid conservattre fortes have dell! set at the 30-20 breakdown tilat upon by Speak• .lOhD yet anolliet Wow to adminlslr• traditionally prevailed pnor lo McCormack, D-Masa,, pd· GOP leader Qer.W R. Ford, Midi. lion prosrcts in tile fiOth the 89th Congress. ,._ 1111 QRtgteu. Instead; •nmrttee With . .QIOW 1!001~ welfare '!Is l!lllsraed by one man to • leglalatlon •lrtuolly. ruled out by membership of 30 . Democrats GOP electloa gabis lat Nov. I. ud :11 Bepublleana. Tha utn lhe Great Society batUes ahead GOP vote promised more are u:peetetl to be fooght t:ooble for JohnaoD tiCimlnlltrlmainly over money. The House lion spendin1 requests. . Approprlatloos Committee · Is Even at the ~ fl0.20 whore the main money deci·rraUo the appropnalions panel siot1J are made. woulcl bave beeR heavily weiJht.. Conservative forceB took firm ed on the conservative side. In bl..,. w. lillr'..,. HOble auk . B ·. Re-eJects .. Charlea Hoyman, Cmo1l Norris, Albert Hll~ Jr., Roy D. J. W. Weaver, Jr., David Yoot, Georp Nelgler and Tbomsa Wolfe. Olflcra renamed are Mr• Hayman, chainniD of the board and president; Mr. ~• first vlce-prealdent; Mr. Y~ olce president; Mr. we.. secretary, and Mr. Wolfe, jcaahler. The lK atockholdero • - " at the annual meeting iearDthe bank enjoyed .... ot ill lbet1:er yeara in 11188, a aralb of about 10 per cea1. wblch he Is president and prtn. clpal owner. .Mr. Kerr's contracting bus!neas hu been prlmaru, in commerclal, sctiools, ud office other cloic activities . Mr. Hohstetter reported to lhe stockholders. that ~ bank enjoyed ~ther IDCrease m bu.. 1ness clurmg year with total a.. bu!lcllnJS. sets up about $1100 111111 to nearly 111111 He sloo ~as developed Royal t1,5011, · 1•• 1n sav.,.s ..... Park near Five Points He said an increase """ de ' b f O<M 111111 br-""'t which Is a leading recreational post~: 0 ";" ':;d area in southerr:~ Cheste :·~;::: .. ~:~He I• a Import. 11 res!: Methodist · ' pa ~ ance of savings deposits in dt>:nt; '::.!en~~~ mesuc bankin&," he told stoct. pn!S!ilent of tile Eaatem Athlet.. holders. tth ~ theovcon~u.d ..:OwinJ from and I' Be· wu Cbea Miller • · Karr assoc ,_.., Construction 11151 to 11162, lben ore . e Karr CCIDS~rt1ctloo CoiniitlliY of Stop ID the mualc department on the aecond floor. Select the RI;:A VIctor Color TV you want In the finish and screen size you like best. preu, a1zes 8 to 1s. But of couno deft!Ciplllelll8 may take ....,..I forma. u Mae (Continued on Page Jl palgn. K!. Js aadualed .;.live of Melli lc Booaters Aam., a member of Discussing hank policy; !: Shade RIVer Lodge No. 453, aald that the progress o caw:.laled~lhSchool. RCA Victor Color Television Trousers $5.95 SKIRTS----- SALE $4.50 $7.95 SKIRTS SALE $5.50 $8.95 SKIRTS SALE $6.00 $10.95 SKIRTS_ SALE $8.00 $12.95 SKIRTS SALE $10.00 $13.95 SKIRTS SALE $11.00 .Mr • (Alkyd Enamel! J1nu1ry S.le $2.00 oppoollkm to llao q Lbt 11 .,.......,. ' Aa repr<IJ tho fUture, otiher Mao wJil will, ·or the oppoaltiolt /action wJil wiD. Nat Jets Shoof 0££"Jeers Down Two Migs ~=·~~t"'::~~ ~:.;E: = Horace Karr Elected to Bank Board ~.::::::-...: TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - Nationalist Chinese jet fighters shot down two communist Chinese MIG19s over tbe Formosa Straits today, the defense ministry announ· Horsce Kerr of Cheater, BY THE UJ'l ced . •.The Nationalists said the Communist jets OplmediJ>r:;:;t Tri-State Area .,.,.,. J' ljrst. tractor was elected Tuesday by U P to oter1 .tour Nationalist jets encountered 12 Communist stockho'tders o! the Pomeroy CINCINNAn MIGi9s while patroting of the island of Que· N 11 sl Bank lo 118 board of .llere will be asked next Novem· mo,;. the a on ber .to renew an 8.55-mll! pub- said~" .IJe. school operatlll1 te~ -. Dfreclors re-elected at the ·an• , The MIGS "'" In . were Dr. R• E. Pirl·.- in December which .. wer~ fl, ••g nual meetmg vJ4";; almost one-third of the thre<;,waves, !he ministry said. Boice Alfred M Elberfeld, FAaobool's anoual budget Dr. The Nationalists returned the taonHobstetter,WarrenPickeDa, Paul Miller, new llipertntendent Communist lire, downlnjj: two Manning n. Webster and Eldon or ·sdloots, said II the Jssue laiJ.. MIGS, Weeka. Mr. Hobstetter was reed, "we face the prospect o1 The defense ministry said tile ~a~~~.:! :~ ~ clooJng the schools.' Nationalist air Ioree .BUffered no elected ecretsr)l I !. l'........, !*II ~ adna. 'Jbo X Gas Mains Gp Up Like an Atomic Bomb, Witness Says SALE! JUST 3 $49;50 KOD;_K E$CORT I . $2.95 1nd $3.95 SWEATERS- SALE $2100 $4.95 •nd$5.95 SWEATERS- SAtE $3.00 $6.95 1nd $7.95.SWEATERS- SALE $4.00 $8.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.00 $7.00 '· button front 1ont1 tonolhL Sldt 36 cl!fJet.m losions nares o ueens Ire, en ' . ' ;[, \~;. ··· $10.95 DRESSES Sol• • Jacket1 '•'' • 5•1• n.DO $2.00 $2.ll0 $Ut $4.00. $t.DO S1.00 ·· '1 . Allo tht LM UnlonaUs 1n •hort, Pili,_ dttt *' $1.10 ule prJc.,.tl· •t style _ Lee Unlined Jackett - Lee Work Caps both lined and unlined. You'll find all sizes - and you'IJ like the WIQ' Lee Work Clothes fit and wear. lineriJblll, oppooe btm 1111ttelllt!f Jla9t101 cllred liiol<tre. tiW )It the mtllliJnr ~ tho Ill $4.041 Irregulars of our best selllnt most popular Chtldrell! short • sleeve and Bleeveless shirts iD soHd colors and stripea. Sizes from 2 to 7 and 8 to 12. Thtse 1llght lrregul•n •r• See the b1t selection of men1 Lee Blue Denim Overt~ lls Lee Wt!Ue Carpenters Over,_nl!l _ Lee Hickl)ry Stripe carpenter.! Overa}h - Lee White Painters Overa11B - 0: ,;; "WI 111 ""' II¥ ~~ ~ Ilion ltlln1"11 ... . . '} ~ " j • ~ ~ ·~ 1..,. a....; 'flltlllc!!l.,._ ~- :;, ' Ollf7 '"""'q .., -., 4 en tine DARNETTES LEE WORK CI.OTHING ln zipper or eentro1 mlll!lllttee l!Phlurvlent lo hll - · What batt started out 11 • t!Ulerence over polley now beelme 1 itrVe .... power. But Mao'a ODb" ciWice to win qalnat a majority ol hard, Iough _m_. are tile !Dell ol the Oi!neu Conutllmlll central commlltee-was to win quickly. Mao tllcl not will quickly on but 11ao _,IDc!r hlllllll beea 'lri1IIDI to 111m1t 1111 del'eol. 'l1lla JlriDCa ,. to lbe Jli'UODI lime. The tdlllltlm u I aee R Ia at lollowa: ll Ia ...., ltdmltted b1 1(10 ...pporton -« !boy pnllelll to be hll llllppOI'tel's -lhat lila w forced to wlthtlraw lroTD tile cllalnnaushlp ol the adnete People's 1\epul>lic in IIIII IInder preuuno, and that b!a leacletahlp hu been 1p>red nonover by those in power over the lost two yean, tbot Is, IInce IIIII when be undertooiJ tbls new lcleologicll rectlftcat!on cam- . Stripes - $1.98 and $2.98 Bath Towels_ Sale $1.00 89c and 99c Hand Towels _ _ Sale 39c a.•·•• that <>ceo!lotl and a11er he bad bretJ&hl ., .,...,. mat 11t1t1et tllld: .,...ftti 11M ll>cceeded after JJI5 Ill O"'l'i"' - . 1 ol 1111 Intended 'flcthna -tho _,at!m ~ lllllud o! conflllllbltl tholr lifto and t1as11itJC far lbe nell'Otl all from the pollt!eal ....,., they 11 o o d WI ud 1 at b t red otreagth, Tbey Ollanlsed • Red GUard of their own -their workers ud peaunts optnJI Mao ud Un ud the Maoist Red Guards. lttlllal Jl'allare So the Red Guard movement lalled hllUally of Its purpose, " Bargains In Mens an4,8oys Wear • . '· ~9.50 pei'IOII8IIIIJIPOit. 111 IIJI """""'' 1 bello.., Wll to - _ , of tbe ~t!tlli.,. etlllble blm to [llldl tl)e !IW Commtllllcll ..-rtY ...,. " ' ~ II 1101t lis Jilltt .....thle, tllld 10 e1eet a Ill" COA,TS 00 ~10 August Jtll, Mat trtat u • determine pollcy wtlll n,ards to hoth dQmestic pd forei&D aHoirl along the ~ Ut-.. what Is, the "Red" lines oo clooe to his heart. AI that Ume, be 8JIPI"IIU7 was oppooed by a majority .S the cenlrsl committee. This set-back led. Mad to tr)' nevertheless to im- hill Will upon the central cocnmlttee majority by leaniDJ upon the support of Defense "'Jnnater Lin Plao and caiUng into beltill, or into the open, the "Red Guard" movement to manifest to the opposition the strength of bls . $11.95 and $12.95 SWEATERS SALE $9.00 ' ~9.50< began with a renewll Ill llle old Chinese Communltt &rJUment IJ to Wbelher the "Red" (racllral rtvolullonlll')') or lhe '"expert" (practical moderate) •lowpoint sl>oul4 bave priority 011 the Cbinfae ICe!IO. Tbla !rouble started with an • · •t'-mpt by Mao Tse-tung dating .,;. hock to lt64 to tlomlnste tbe • "experts" and thus to deter•mine policy by undertaking a new icleoloilCI!I rectJiicauon "campaiJD. The matler entered its preseot stage when at the · Chinese Communisty party •en· Ira! committee meeting in ...< $7.95 and $8.95 SWEATERS _ SALE $6.00 $9.95 1nd $10.95 SWEATERS SALE $8.0() $39.50 COATS 1 ound. and '·. ~ of Colambal lvfl'!iiiJ, •nf.ceoerol ollbe !u 1 t.lie 1 r 0. Edltled Clubb •·""" of t'- Ellt llo04"• IMI- •5.64 and leader of the Church of ed, canonized and made a Saint. " Dialogue with a Difference" I Thirteen . ~embers. _answered wa~ the topic presented by Mrs. roll can g!Vmg a rehg1oos charGJt,w ~U to the WSCS of the acter in fiction. Mrs. Hennesy Ulljleg ~ej.bod lst Church Tues· played >everal selections on d~~ ~ve~& at the church. the organ followmg the meet· qr'ogiam concerned India ing._ Assorted ~andy was served •Ill! Ill~ lji!I!!U religion. Assist- durmg the sociBI hour. The next ing IIIlo Dill in the program meeting will be held at the , we~- Mrs: v. D. Edwards, Mrs. home of Mrs. Dale Dutton. C. M~lvin Aikin·. and Mrs. Robert Warner . An article from -'l"f~~~~~!f1l_,""..,... , ··Four 1enerations of lhe Er~tqQdi st Women. " Why A Wpmen's Organization in a , nest Bahr family are confined Church," was discussed by Mrs. i to Holzer Hospital, Mrs. ErHarry P. Sm1th. I nest Bahr, age 14; her soa, Mrs. Warner. president. was Henry Bahr : her granddaughin charge of thP business ses- ter, Mrs . .lohn Henlz, and ber sion. lfi~ Lydia Ebersbach re- great granddaugbter, Brenda ~,AA ~ 90 a letter which she Sue Bentz, reoeiv~ from Miss Nelle Bing who is quite ill in Florida. Mrs. Trell Schoenleb was reported ill jn Holzer Hospital. Get well caJ:ds ' W~re , sent to Miss Bmg / and Mrs. Schoenleb and a SYTP· 11 pathy card to Mrs . W. 0 . Barn- 1 . itz who lost her brother by ' Proje~ts for the new year d ~th were discussed at the January . d 'th a eTh · meeting of the Hearthstone 1 cose 1 e meemg wt , h F' · 1 d ra er I Class o t e Irst ttf " h' · 1 Baptist 1 ~"'~~ IP ClfC e an P Y · Church Tuesday evening at Ret'reshment.s. w~re served by the homf' of Mr. and Mrs. John ¥rs. Allen Etchmger and Mrs. , McNeil. Tlhe meeling was ·n Eddie Smith. charge of the newly elected pr~,.•..... ~.. . w-----y . 5ident, Mr. David Darst. 1 Ar ~'-ft'jn ~· Mrs. Willis Anthony present· ed devotiOns using the theme, ~"·r \ . "Faitl1 ." During the program ! hour Mr. and Mrs. Dave Darst ;; 00( , conducted a quiz. Refreshments ~ ~) were served by the hosts. ~ Htl'l 1 "' All ending the meeting were f. i. Mr. snd Mrs. Darst, Mr. and t' -.. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. . , De we}· Richardson, Mr. and Mn. Ear, Gnmm retur~ed to Mrs . Willis Anthony, Edison tfer. lumu· W~slmwron t . H.. I Baker, John Werner, Milton Tuesday even~ng, afte~h bem' Hood, Mr. and Mrs. H~rold Hub· 0 cttll~ here b} the dea bard, Mr. and Mrs. Richard her. brother, Carl Alexander. Sayre and Mr. and Mrs. McWh1\f' here she was the guest o[ N .1 her sister, Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz. · eJ • Mrrs. Raymond Pullins re- ,~~. ~>~<not, '""'"~· , · ',~~ turned to her home Tlmrston Wednesday, after 'pending a . 0Ufi 30 couple of days with her father, . Rollin Beurhs and ~hPr mother, st Jfolter Hospital. . I '~t Miss Peggy Folmer of Colum- 'i bus spent Sunday with her 4 parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Mux ;~ Folmer and family. t Mrs. William Boyd returned to her home, Rock St. Monday Mr. D. E. Miller, Soolh Third from Veterans Mem<wial Hos- Ave., is reported seriously ill pilal. at his home. Mr1. Charles Lytle visited· .John Hood, son of Mr. and Wednesday with Mrs. L. c. · Mrs. Milton Hood, ha ~ enlisted Karr of Syracuse. ~ in the U.S. Army and left ManMrs . Thelma Rieman ()[ day for Ft. Knox, Ky., where $2rodusky spent the past week- lle ~ill undergo basic .training. end with her mother Mrs. Flor- I He 1s a graduate of Middleport ence Holley. j High School. Mrs. W. A. Morgan was a 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Seines 'Wednesday visitor m Athens. I have returned from Cleveland She also visited at Hemlock and Mkhigan where they have Grove with Mr. and Mrs. J. !=pent several months with A. Smith. their family including Mr. and Mrs. Myron Duf£ied and family ir Clevet&nd. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner Vt· sited Monday with Mrs. Paul 1 Bailey at Bailey Run. dlSfrlCf 1 Mike Archer, son of Mr. and MN!. Marie Curd, a member I Mrs. Charles Archer. S. Fourth of Pomeroy Chapter OES, was St., left Monday for Ft. Kn~x iDstal1ed district president at !where he- will undergo baSJC the annual meeting and school \training. i)f instruction of District 25, 1 ---OES. Tuesday in Athens. Elsie ! Trainmen Auxiliary D. Smith, a member of Pom. I Lodge Meeting Held eroy Cha~ter and ~ past d1s. White Rose Lodge Auxiliary trjct prestdent was mstallmg Ol· 1 to the Brotherhood of Railway ficer. · · . ' Trainmen met Wednesday afterIOthers attendmg from Pom· noon at the legion hall in Mid· eroy Chapter were Bf'tty Cow- dleport. Mrs. WiUiam Robson, an, Helen Hubbard. Judy Moropened the meeting ,ris. Peggy Taylor . F'lorence Traritualistic form . .,.,, Ella Smith, Dorothy Wood- Following the short rosiness .aJ'.d and Ruby \- aughan. Mara dessert course was jUri.e Oliver also accompanied the hostesses, Mrs. ~ lite Pomeroy group. Otho Watts, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, n1'he '1f·Xt annual meeting and Mrs. Pat Gallagher. ;nstruction will be Others attendin& were Mrs. hold 1.. .meroy, .Jan. 2.1, 1968, Woodard, Mrs. David Witb Pomeroy Chapter as hosts. Entsminger, Mrs. PfrrY Mitch, ·• Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. Arthur , ' VISIT PARENTS Lewis, Mrs. James Souders. ":Mr. and Mrs. Jame!; Hupp Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. Herman James. of Ashlan1, Bailey, Mrs. Walter Hayes, ""'-~;i..,=----==--1 , and Mrs. Ida Bachner. . 01 SUS _ , Dvty Siw 3Z ta flO wwt. In· cluda corduroy, moleskin, Servit:eable Cavalry twill•. England. He was later murder- IS WSCS TOpiC ~ . ,. - his later friendship With King Henry II, Court intrigue, and finally h.is rise to eminence as the archbishop of Center bury , Dialogue With A nifference ~ ~• • .-.mo!l'l fte pr-. • .,_._ 1111 .._ Tte hi II _ . - , Ill Md ol idt nle ..... Ia tldl - • ol lu'o ..... tamoll 111 Pnfn. ~ by -Mrs Everett Hayes vice presl· ' Tse-:tung's Red Gn~rds aFailiife,_His.Rule is Approach.\~~ its ~: tilt,~· It~ \,\! • f-lpn Moore is New President • ary Club in J,iiddleport William Gainer Dies Thursday, F•• A.M.; Bosworth Council No. 46, Pomeroy Chapter No. I, Royli Arch Masona Ohio vaJ. ley Commantlery No: 2t Klllgbts ...._.., ud Is active In many ··~.,.ar. bat* II lestimooy to tile ldnd of customers It bas, becau"." ever 1HI cents of each c1ollar 1t manaf!OS belonJS to .customers. (Coallnued t11 pap J) BORACEIARR Six Persons Levied Fines � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 12, 1967 elias gibbs miller