http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7373b6771a751ce6a2aa8783fc2066a3.pdf f45cf65441b3e9e276f4b7c5278af63c PDF Text Text .,. "' £"{'. "' .., ...., · ~. · · ·~ .... . .. . . . · • • .. . • " .. .. , (' f ag,es r Cl · ass · '. Gocl' s Answers to Eternal Queries . Are theme for ~Week ol Prayer' etting I ersona . . • ' Holds Annual Holiday Port~ _ .. effing,.' -ersona ••• .. L BfrtL::a.;.. · a-:J)ally Sentlnel r -ourtn 'IUI"J' ·11 ' Ob•erved w~day P~:n~.!Middteport, o., Jan. t, lHa , of~~. MI~";J::: Letart = Vf:A I HF.It ratr ..,. and Mn. M.=ord Bloolln& an4 :: b~ ~- ::-:::.· The general theme for ,~ . Live A . n!" by tbe Rev. Nyle day evenms. at tbe home of Blellln& of Malon. ~ annual "Week of Prayer" be- Borden, .I ll. Moriah Bap~st I her lfandparenla, Mr. and Mn. Mill Jl'lorell\)e, Grimm of eo. flnmng Mond>v tvenmg, Jan· Church; Rev . Boone .. wors IP ~ ID Middleport John T.....,U, Mulben'y Helihta. 7 lwnbua and Mr. aad Mn. Bert uary 4 at the Middleport Fit'l!J leader; mus1c by til€ F1rst Bap- • lu Pomeroy The Eagles class of the A• Ia observance of ber fourth Grimm of Point Pleasant Cllll1!aptist Churc·h will be "God's list ch01r . ! . . w ~ bury Methodist church school Holiday guests of Mr. and blrlhda ed on Mr. IIIII Mrs. Blll 11<11· Allllwers to Eternal Questions.' 1 Thursday, J~n . 1. sermon top- M•ss Pegge Baromck of N\ land its families held its annual Mrs. Eber Lewis included fbelr PI~ wore takon of Sbarl Tile Letart Grade scjlool _pr.. llns Chrlsttnaa evenll\l. ' The services. sponsored by 1c, ··what W11l .It ProfJieth • York Cit) , Sophia Baroni',: Christmas dinner. and party daughters, Mr. and Mrs . Bob aa she 0 ned her many lovely sented a Christmas Jll'Oil'&m Mr. and Mro . Julian ~ ~ Middleport Ministerial As-· M0n 1f He Gams th<' Whole! Sco~dale, Pa. an~ ~~w~:d Wednesday. evening at the Springer of Caldwell ; Mr. and gifts .:: with ·her cake. A Monday evening, Dec. 21st. It and daug,hlers of Huntington IOCJation . will tJCgin each eve- World," by the Rev. Howard oni<k of Fan~o~ M nd Mrs church social room. !Mrs. ~rge Vaughan of Mid- decorated birthday cake Ill the wu atlended by an outstand- were Christmas day &ueilll of 1 Iring at 7 3(1 with ministers ol liuppelt of the rlfst Uniled holiday guGesBs 0 . kr. aM Ibe · b ked h d. • dleport : and Mr . and Mrs. Wll· sha'"' of 1 turtle bated by ing lar1e crowd. and enjoyed her parents M:r. and M "'' · p b t · Church · worship ! William . aromc . u rry 1 A a am mner was se. - . S Ath nd t• b ' I 11 the various churrhrs gn: m~ the res Y er1a o · H ht ed The group ham tewart, ens; a her aunt, Mrs, ·Joseph Struble. y a . Clarence Hof man . 6 . 30 , v Sermon. leader, Rev. M E.. Dowson; 1 eJg 3· at · p.m. b ttrac· Mrs .. Estella Walburn and Har- Individual Ice cream · Christ- Mr. ~ Mrs. Gejlrge ,Boston, Mr . and Mrs. Don ~m1 SpPrial mu"r each evc-n mg music by the :. d hodJSt chOJr . .>tr. ~n~ Mrst:l~n We~k- 1were . se~~· at ~ 1~!er" anJ ry Walburn, Middleport. mai trees, coffee and koOl aid Mr: MOrl Wolfe and ~rs. Mar- and children of ~>·ken~ur& will be in rharge ol th" church Friday' Jan . (J _ sermon top- , r elu rn_e ome_ ur ay' a er lJ\Ie In rJstma. c nd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewks~ were served llyn Rott,en were bui.Jness ris- spent Chrit;tmas day with •h«. choirs. Tht> .~ dlL•du lt' tor the lc. "How Shall We Escape if sp~~~~ng Ch~~t~arir lt Rey~ arrangeme;tts oflse~n a~~n~er- \ bai)< and son, Tom, or Wellston, Pre84!nt w~ Mrs. Carl Mit- ltors in New Haven Monday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry week of meeungs is as fo llow s We Neglect so Great S~lva-1 no st urg.' ~~ Me s~n ~n :green can es ~:~ 'th red I visited during the holidays with ch Mr · and · fin. Charlel ::r..e.. Mn. Margaret Thomes and Flowers and family. ~ Monday. JHc l . sc·rrnon topiC, tion. , by !he Rev. D<Inald Hicks , ~a~g •t~r-J~ a~, rd ~ rs . : valsd."lonllf~~ed ethWJ in: «>n- llheir PI!J'ents, Mrs. E. 0 . Tewks- gp~ and i:mella, Chuckle BID Jreqe Winebrenner wet'l! Moo- Mr. Russell ThoniaA' ·or ~What · Doth the Lord Require oJ the Churrh of Chnsl. wor- o ~ n . ee s an m. I can e enclfc WI P ents bary and Mr. J . He Grate. and Marla Dawn Mr an4 Mra day dinner guests of Mr. and llant Ohio wu I ,.JfceJctnd tf Thee ''" by !he Hv•v M. E ship leoder. the Rev. Borden ; J· ~~w;~~ ~~W,:!~r, M~~~gh~: : ed bet~een ~~= i~r=-:~:::drop Mr. and Mrs Walton Man- \ Joseph Struble 'and , Mlrl\ael, Mrs. Trve Blessing of Mason. guesi of his mo\!ler, Mar,ar• :powson of Ht'~1 h Me thodist musJc by the Mount Mortah a ed t th tlr h P"tt IJ A sma ca h I ce Mi.;s ley have returne«r horne after Mr and Mrs Gene Mitch and Mr. Clarence Hoffman 1s et Thomas . Phurch :' 1 vor~htp lt>rni er, 1 n a Bap1is1 choir. ~rn F -~ t rft orne .1 .ts u~~h holde: was at each P a · ask~ spending the Christmas holiday Sh~ri and M~k and Mr. and hm;ne for sev_e ral weeks as the Mr. and ·Mrs. Carl .~orrJi At 'ev. Donald Hick <; music by , hi: · pa;~n~ ~/~n: ~~:. J~n •~~~~Ja K:r'd.!::t~r, birthday in Kansas City, Mo with their Mrs. Terrell. Ohio River Sand aft!l <;ravel Junction City, .Ohio ·lifllft wMllo :fhe Church of { hrl' t ch01r . 'If W I .18 1 L 1 'ler Mr Lielwller h a 5 g k · 'th the Inscription "Hap- danghter and family, Mr. and dlqer -11 on dry dock lor the end guests of h" -plu-enls, Mt. ; Tuesday. Jan 5. sermon • rs. e lrltrtg I b'" WI :te .1; ce e WI . , Mlllsa ,. present- Mrs. Marvin E. Boyles and :..1 • . ·.. · winter. .. and Mrs. Bill llolllns. {opic, " Wh•• rewilh Shall A Hostess for Party ·~~..qu~ae' ·Meado••s has re- ~ lBif;::~:~· Kay Ri,., by her family .' Mrs. Sarah Hann~ and Rob- Rev. and Mrs . .WJibur Baz.. 0 Young Man Clea nse H I s . ' k Mannmg Baumgardner, who ert and Mt'l!. Hamel! Hannum ' ter's daughter ~aldlne and \ Ways'' " b\ '"'' Rev . IJonald Mrs . ElmBr Wehrung enter-, turned lo her hom~. ~~~us~';,';j parents, Mr . and ~·- -~~~h; i.s employ..cl in Colwnbus, spent S \.. Ur w..-e business visitors In Galli- family of Okl;..,_'!la ·Ciljl a .. 11 ne. ~f the First Baptisl tained tea chers of the Pnmart l Texas. after a vJSJ wJ !lin RJZer, was serv wt Ute holiday weehnd with hts polls Tuesday. . . holida guests of b~r parenll Cop . wnrshi J lea der, th ~ , Dtpartment of the Middleport 1 Reed and sons. , , dinner a~d the group sang arents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin I Mrs. Sandra Shields hall red Yla , here. ~·· ~: . ~~chHoward ~uppelt. music IChurrh of Christ >I 01 i'" 'H Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Hames i Happy Blflhday to her. ~oumg~rdner. A large erowd ~!tended the sumed her duties as janitor anT,:: lhe lOll of Mr. by the rlf<t United Presbyter- ChriStmas par_ty ~~ ~er home , amJS dau~h~~s, Kare~ and Pe~ While seated at the tables, Out-of-town holiday guests oi l ~~ldiJ,•; .J;<:rtr~ s"'i tha Letart 'JIOhool after lllnelill. Ives King and M_. Grimm of !an choir . ion Sycamore-St. on ay even- nye~ u~e:rs lo~":e~lstw~;~~~r Mrs. Estill Moore, president. Mrs. Ernest Bowles and lam· ~ -,,. •' a 1 -~ ·),"!""ft,~ . ·: Word was ·received hert by Kirkland, Ill. are . apendin& Wednesday Jan. 6, sermon mg . .IN . ·' on behalf of the class, present- lly included her children. Miss \ Fkst Bapl'llt ellure ura- !rlelldo of the death of Mary some time here ,, topic " If a ~ian Dies, Shall He ' ,;ames were pl~y~ /nd .J'n- ~ an~ MrsR ~aymo: ~~~d:r· and I ed Dana Winebrenner, a mem· Emmaline Bowles of Cleveland: 1 day.!v~~Tll!!'rogram, ·~ Parsons Hughes formerly of I Mr and Mra .Taek :and , zes were aware o Brs. rsh. u us an~ P. . i.__...•--...~, .. - • ..,..,.,., ehurch .Lo.a-- -Anita . .and .R.andall .at.l..~-- ....... ~~•..tMc.o~~~· and tupley!Ltv Mouodsy!l!: C,ppg "'ndaY I Carl Roach, Mrs. Thelma oy- . daug t _ _ . --- · - Newill Notes , • •• t • a 11t11e ......... -. lflbt ud Tuesday . HJp tad.,looiJbt 11.·11, lllill . . . .y 4i-SO. *"· t... ./ • at y e enttn •' 1 ::re I 'rll• I 'L , ·C arge 'rowu .' Attencl ""h ch Event Thursday !i"J.;, I ,r- er. Miss Brenda Hoyer. Mrs . i ted F I William Bradford won the door and M l prize.A gift exchange wat;.; held .\1r . . I during the social hour and Mrs . famil I Hradwrd was presented with a Sgl gift from the other teachers. and H.efresh...'l1~nls were served to , Circl· Mrs. Wilham Bradwrd pri- : of hi mary superintendent, Mrs. Mt. carl Roach, Mrs. Boyer, M1ss brecl Boyer, Mrs. Franklin Triplett, ) MJ Mrs. Robert Hysell and Mrs. · sons Raym ond Cole. · were of I 1 - THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT. 0 . ·MEIGS THEATRE Saturd_~)' -~ · Pameroy, Ohio TONIGHT ~l>rTV I Jerry Lewis in "THE PATSY" tTechnicolor) LE>wi.s, Ina Balin, F.v Phil Harris, Peter Lorre, Creeps SUNDAY, MONDAY, 1nd TUESDAY Jan. 3-4·5 ''THE PINK PANTHER" (Technicolorl SPllers. David Niven. Wa gner. Gapucine. De Banzic, Colin Gor- 1 ·;1''-!>'e'•<!.• ! sell M1 and -Milk A steak dinner was served iNew to members of the Meigs Mo. and torcycle Clul:. and their guests M1 Wedne;;:day evening at Crow's , and Town and Country fiestaurant.j Mar Present were .\1r. and Mrs. · Clev Gene Houdashelt, Mr. and Mrs. with George Wright, Mr. and Mrs and Felix Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. Phil and Radford, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ! M . King, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence · rtce Jordan , and Ylr. and Mrs . wn. 1 sistf liam Wagner mon K B K H 1 1 ay ing , enney arl ey . M ~=~~~~·~an~n~c;·J~a~ud~·fL~in~d! e~H~at~fi~el~d~•. ner and George Starcher. 1 '1laxine Arnold , George Wag- her Roger ter, Princess Th01 vafuo. Stop In and talk It O¥Or. There 11 na obligation. NO MONEY DOW EASY BUDGET NEW KITCHEN Here~s an inside remod - eling project that will please the entire family. AI low 01 .. . $16.66 mo. ·lt!P 7:00 John's Almanac ·8 ;00 Popeye II Pals S;30 Hector HeaUtcote 10:00 Underdog "' 10:30 Fireball XL5 ll,OO · Denni~- Ute Men~ ll:30 Fury l : , oU Exploring l :00 Kentucky Educ. Series 1:30 U. S. Marshall 2 :00 Sugar Bowl 4:30 Big Ten Basketball 6:00 Pete Smith 6' 30 Flatt and Scruggs 7:00 Porter Wagoner 7:30 Flipper 8:00 Death Valley Days 1:3(1 Kentucky Jones ~ show you how yc iJ can ,. '.) hove one. As low as $13.30mo. ATTIC ROOM I The economi~al way to gain needed living space. let us give you a ~ , free esti mate. As low os ... $9.96 mo. PANELING."' A good modernizing project for the winter months. Panel an over.. oge room For as little as, •. I $6.64mo. 1: !~ Neigbbors 1:30 Pat and Mike 1:00 Church of Christ 9:30 Word .of Life · 10:00 ShenAI!lpna 11:30. Belin)' ADd , cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hdppity Hotiptr 11;10 Allakuam 1.30 AmeriUI! Bands~ 2:01 Lot's Dance '. - 1:10 'l'l"avel ·Log Great , Momento in Music 1:30 Bowling 5:00 Wide World Of Sporta 1:30 Bl& Time Wrestling 7:30 Outer Limits 1:30 Lawrence Welk ·t:30 Hollywood Stars of 1966 te:3t~'l1le Rebel II :tl -MovU> a:n TV Na4ea CEILING TILl The modun .,;,ay to beautiful unsightly ceilings. An ovorage coil· ing aa low as.... $5.00mo•. --~-~~ NEW YORK (UPI)-Comedlall George Gobel will be ma• 1er of ceremonies for ABC • TV'a "Deb Star Ball" telecast -~-2- --- 'i'lu-ee of tbe 20th Fox televlsioll eeriee ld this fail 011 ABC ftlleWed for '!be ' l .. ' WASHINGTON IUPI)- House I periodically I<> determine par-1Gerald R. Ford of Mlrhigan. lesl did not represent a test of Mool observera eouldered 1 Halleck, 64 , who hao l~the by four vot<s in~ oimllar rank- have beell "~ .,.,_ btd!IIN Republicans today elecled Rep_ ly stands on Important _Issues. I Laird is a close lrier.d of Istrength in the Halleck - Fordl lbo HaUeck. Ford flcht over / Hou.<e Republican mlnOrity jand-file revolt six years aao, 1Cltriltmal 1!11- ~ ~~~- 11Melvln R. Laird of WisconSin It met today to orgamze for ~ord 's. Frellnghuysen also was battle since neither candidate lbe Hoaae leadenl!lp 1oo elooe since be ousted veteran Rep. !said he expected to win. year-old PGH Nil!~'~'""" W 81 chairman of the!f party con- Ute new 89th Congress and elect believed in Ford's corner. An- ran 'as part ot a "ticket." to call 111 advaace. Joseph w. Martin, Jr., Mass ., I But the GOP "actlvills" who the votea lo • K._ f•renee. He won over Rep. Pe- s new Republican flonr leader. other announced candidate for Laird, 42, lo starting his sev· • • • • • • • 1f • Jf Jf J/1; . ter FreiJnghuysen of New Jer· , Election of the conference the chairmanship, Rep Paul enth term ln the House. He aey, a late entry for the GOP ' chairman was a warmup to the A. Fino of New York. • Ha1·/ was chairman of the commitPQIIcy post. . main tight in which veteran ,Jeck supporter, wtthdrew trom ,'"" that wrote Ute u1M a.pub-j Tlte GOP Conference IS an Rep. Charles A. Halleck of In- lUte eonference race ar the last 1h.:an National Platform. Ford u . _._._ -.......:... organization of all Republican dlana was being challenged as iminule vacated the job of conference WASHINGTON (UP!)- Sen. l bor of the powerfol Senate Jl'l. field of Montana _who adapted oecond R,..... -.-.--:·· . ...._ / ha ' House members which meets House GOP Lesde by R 1 A · defeated a hands-off sllnd m the conteot. MODifleld Ufllld hill 11 the 1 -118 1 1 oeek Hall k' J b Rusaell B. Long of Louisiana nance Comm!ltee. ~~=:::::::-:-:=~=~~=::..::::...:=:::__r__" ep. ' a reou • m con- c trman o ec • O · today was elected as Senate Sens. John 0. Pastore of Rhode The voting was by secret bal· leagun in ~ . that_ be · -· Democratic whip to succeed Island and A. S. Mike Monron- lot with proxies allowed. would ~- lilt;llie ,_. - AI A t;lllm!eVice President·elect Hubert H. ey of Oklahoma on the second Long and Pastore were !be l ty e&UCUI follilw a ')irocedltre Humphrey pi Minnesota. ballol in the three-way I'Oiitest. two prim• eontendert. Monron- under whle1l llie .......... • Colleagues laid the 41-year- He will serve •• assistant "' i ey entered the race as a "c-om- each ballOt ~ .-lilt fiunlnltt. old Long, second ranking mem. Democratir L~ader Mike Mans- •promise" candidate with JltroDCied ftom lbe ,_, ,,, ' •' I l'lii·-"•p · LOUISiaDJan • • • LOD!! SUCCeedS V•p Humphrey as Sena•• '"" · BRIEF ' WIRE NEWS I • Ano th er .AdVISOr • Dies Ill Fire of c0ng ·Guerri•IIas Rusk Spells Out Viet Nam Policy WASHINGTON (UPI)-Secre- North Viet Nam and China I of a crucial histories! ques- manda ftom """'' 'h al let!dtary ol Slate Dean Rusk says Iwould decide "to leave their tion ,'' Rusk sa.id, discussing the oro thallhe admlrdllrrrt!ou and that either U.S. withdrawal neighbors alone .' ' ' reasons for U.S. involvement. "eome t. ..,._,. • WASHJNGTUN- PRES!· ' from Viet Nam oc major ex- He said in a television inter• He described the question aa tha Viefnamtle III>Mti. · dnt Johnson gtlf!s before Con- I pansion of the war against the view that U.S. military forces " whether a coors~ of aggression Senate Democralle Lesul.er gress and the nat1on tonight l . Communists is out of the ques- In South Viet Nam would r~ i!!l going to be allowed to m~ve ~e Manlfleld, Mant., JIIJIP· wiUt a State of the Union mes·l SAIGON (UPI) _ C -1 t ill h kll! d , lion at Utis time. main only as long as the Reds 1ahead and whether appelltes mg _oo a televised lldln:ln, sage placing education at the a U S mt'lilar d 1omdmun1' 78guerr as atve ld ' e I PVT. BUDSON The secretary s•id Sunday continued their campaign of ex- , will be allowed to grow upon p:·edn:led a fuU IC8le. ~ 011 . _ . . y a v ser an pu gnvernmen so 1~rs1 . . ' · .. v· N · lbe """-e.. top of the llllmediate needs of out of action in a counter-attack near the scene of the Pvt. Larr G. Hudaoa aao that the Umted States could panSJon southward. I feedmg. . "Jet am Ill llelr. ~, • h~> propo~ed "Great Society." jdisastrous llinh Gia battle 40 miles southeast of Saigon,! returned tbe Aberde.. end its_ l~volvement in _South-- I ~usk appeared ~n NBC. Rusk made hJS comment! in It wlll be a JOOd lhlnf, ba At a joint session of the , aU. S. military spokesman said today. I Prot·lag Groundo lo lllary- leasi_!SJa If_lh_e CommunJStsln_I_ __Southeast_:~•i~"__!he_scl!lle Ute _mldst_of a flurry of de- ad~~;sfleld re tecl his tllaleHou" and Senate at 9 p. m., The spokesman ~aid the ambush Sunday night j land wbere be bao el(bt I . . . , ,_ • rr.ent Utat' tha ~tnlizlttloo. ef EST, the President also " ex· 1caught a column or VIetnamese Rangers, tanks and arm· week• ot school left before re· · · · · So Ut A · " · ha 1c1 peeled to underscore the "Man. ored personnel carriers as it rassed through 1 rubber l turning home again. He spenl l Law eator<emenl anlhorl· rr" eao1 lba1rllll~ dote for unily" which he saw 1 plantation three miles south o Binh Gia. the past two week• wllb blo ties in Met&• co..ty bave aJ. ~ er .. "-:e se · te leadlr bas In his overwhelming election I An Amerle.n enlisted man 1 f11mily 08 Coodor.St In Pom~ ready enjoyed what will be 1 u~e. . "' triumuh last Nov. 3. Johnson's was killed in the ambush. the I The attempt by anti- govern-1 eroy. tbelr quleleot weekend In !HI. ~~- ~Yer~ ~ II a~afnst speech will he oarrled over na· 1 spokesman said. The Vietna- ment leaders to stir up new vi-1 Not a single automobile ••· 0 ' · · WI aw ..-e.en . tionwide radio and television, mese casualties were 11 dead, olence in the capital failed 1 cldeat was iDvestlpttd lD. tile and was timed to capture a Tl wounded and 10 missing. when their followers ran away ! couoty Salardoy or Sunday PT. PLEASANT - Craft unions of the Mariefta I wide audience. Tile new action was an-- without even !wowing a stone and tile Olllo St.a~ Palrol, Manufacturing Company have notified the Maritime , nounced as VIetnamese mil~ at Ute Vietnamese marines who " Sheriff Robert c. Harleabaell, Commission and company officials that the union does SAN FRANCISCO -'A CON· tary leaders sent marines wiUt confronted them. lbe Pom-y PoUce aud M... not intend to permit outside labor to remove any equip, I _,_, Ia montThe or materials the localannounced shipyard. in December tlnuous bsrrage of rain and fixed bayonets into Saigon Most of the demonstrators, ' dleport PolIca de.--a Maritime from Commission snow storms raised Utreats of streets to dispose anti-govern- who had been chanting anti-1 bad • qalet w..keDd. . that contracts totaling some $6,900,00_0 involving the ,o new fiood)ng today in the Pa· ment demonstrators. The Sa~ Alllerican and anti-government Except for • lew routlllt cific Nor!hwesl, where two gon leaders also postponed • slogans, ran away when a line lnvestl(alllllll ol e~~mplalnl1, construction of two ships, had been Withdrawn because ! weeks of tutbulent weather and showdown with their lluddbist- if 20 marines balanced a long local autborllleo were 1111 bur- of the company's financial condition. MMC president ! . ra~lng . water has taken at least supported leftist foes by post• roll of wire on Ute points of their _Funeral aervlce's lor Walter delled wllb the uual terM . Windsor said following the action that appeals I . 42 lives and caused damage * ·JlOIIlng the COIIrl-mat'llal of 20 bayonets still advanced on the . Smes, 110, te_acher, railroad of telepbOu eaU• ...lomary would be made to prevent the cancellation. 1 S ... ..,..._ · -ted ' ( mil l ""' · bed · iman sod htstor!aft wlto-'11led ·lib lbe 1 1 o1 . Tho unioMr -in taking their , . .tale "~-;;ll'.... /!!>0': IDee 1 lin!a · a '!lOre than $700 -.anln0overnment studi!nt load- crowd like a li¥1"1 bar 'Wirt • '""'~ " " •• ,. • stand, aald some 180 men are of the Tu-Endie-Wel Me~l l ~gam nearlj .:I!!OIIIil·t ·(julllloye lloii. , fence. Saturday at Veterw MIIIIOr· l year, •·volved and reporte'd that 18 ' Trades Council were the pres!· ' m predlcUnc the 1o11J New regional djr~ hospital, were held today at . . "' •~·e·a • weekend tr'""i• toll ~J!lil!! .,...~.. · · •per cent of the material for the ·dent!!l of seven local crafts I.Ul- ' 1 rs ~~-" • of Emergency ' p.m. at Ewing chapel lrith ·" I - ld Op- lbut they were not _ _. ol,.jlle rivers along the l burial -in Letart cem_etery. The 'two vessels is In the yards and licns. Lawrenre Lllchfle • ' ... M Da 1 1 fficf ted :13 per cent or the labor on the 1eratmg Engineers ; Leonard !fact: again but Utat . c n es o a . Itwo shJ'ps has already been ' Shobe. Carpenters Loc_al _1159; I Director Warren 0. Helson '"tbfts were holdin• He was born November ll. I I f Ut Hl•b~, Set I Depart 1884 t Ra I th I lh I ' dune. i John w. H. Smith, Pipelilterl 0 . • • P, y. ey . " . Ute mounlain areaa. late' :arah Ba~ "':.~do .los~ CCI I The umon·. statement is •• Local 521 ; Emmons Thomao, l me~l predlctld u_per . 10118 would " ·' follows I Painters Local 1440; Emmer die 1ft traffii! dlll'UIJ. tbe Christ:' 1lYO,MEXICO-THER.EV. WASJUNGTON (UPn- GOP National Chairman eph Sines. He taught ac~1, f !Welch Boilermakers Local mas weekq l1!ld ·another 24 !'"'liliel Lolvares and at least Dean Burch, in a "state of the party" address, today urMeigs c~unty at one lime " The loS! of the contract or . . H R' M h' . during the New· Year's week· 1!0 " bla parishioners were ged Republicans to work for party unity in the new year was prmclpal of Racine I coiwompsahnipys mtoeabens baulllost sbyof J~.:! : ~;~~- ~~~e:583 and'c~~nry·~=· i end, and be eame_=omfori· (!rt!ll~- to death Sunday when Instead of worrying "what to do about Dean !lurch." school. He then went to work Loc I 31 able eloae boUt timla. lh · Telnf0reed roncrete roof of I If Republicans make 1965 "the year of the scape· the railroad as a mttll clerk PT. _PLEASANT Three to us. We understand Utal ap- l char, Electnctana a • • ·~ bullt Roman catholic goat," Burch said, ''then we will also _ Coil our larller duty where he continuecl until his Whltes~Jile, W. Va., res~dents Ipeals by the ~ompany to this 1 A United Pr- Jlt~tionll tlitucH .- collapsed during Ute to the nation as the partY. of responsible opposition." . were killed Saturday • 1 9-40 P· decision are bemg made, and · T Ific Violations survey showed at 1eut :Ia dead omlng Burch has faced a barrage of Also precedmg him Ill deaUt m. on Route 17 approximately other avenues are bemg explor-1 ra in lraHic from I p.m. l'lt'll :~ mass. .1 In hi demand• he resigns the party primary needa of our party · two brotbers, John and five miles from Point Pleasant ed to save these jobs. Tbe un-, Charged by Police Year's EV<O until mldttl&b\ Sun:_ ost eve11: famt Y 1 1 chairmanship following lhe de- we are to meet Ute . and Utree sisters, Mat· In a_ one car accident. ion does not Intend to let out-! . . eed!- day, only ooe lbe ~ .-;;.:~~1.. moWI~m farming."".:::· feat of presidential candidate challenge for 1956," be said. Maggie and Mae. Witnesses S8ld aU three were side labor Nlll!OVe any equip- • . Larry Lee ~~iH~th,p R lion. Tlte CbrlS!ililta weekend ~··~'!:",1 rontributed 1 ~Id · Barry M. Goldwater last fall. SUrviving 8l'e these nlecea apparently killed outrtght after menl or material to be used VIlle. was arres Y omeroy total waa one lllloft U.. pt'edlc.flti¢iells of grieving cJilzens Tile moV<O to 01181 tbe chairman and nephews, Mrs. Bessie their car went oot of eontrol on this job until we are satls- police over Ute ~eekend on lion. ~~ ,at the chJII'Ch Sunday Is expected to l'OIIIe to a bead Smith, Racine; Dewey Sineo, sheared a utility pole Uten fled Utat all bas been done that ~barges of speeding and drlvnl8~ and U!IS mornng search-- at a GOP NllUonal Committee Ft. Worth, Texas; Sarah ZeD· atruck a bridge abutment. Dead can be done to protect our live- mg left of center. He posted By fa! lba worll lleCicltnl of log for .relatives stlll believed meeting In Chicago Jan. 21·2%. or, Sprlngo Arbour, Mlcbican; were Lloyd H. Olamhers, 55, lihoods, and- we have so advJs. lbond for hJS appearance before the holidays bappelled "" lhe burle'd ln Ute rubble. In Ute propared text of his Frank Sines, Leslie, Michigan; evidently driver of the vehicle, ed the company. ~ayor Charles Legar Tuesday final day Ill Clark County lrben speech before a District of CoDorene Gering, Prairie, Kan· and passengers, Verrue Wmgo, .. As working people we feel n1ght. four persons perlabod ln a · SINGAPORE- BRITAIN BE- lumbia Republican women's and Myron Sines, Seattle, 61 , and his daughter, Nellie that the los, of contract In Pomeroy Mayor'o co_urt lfindlng herl OIL .,.m;lll IBn l~ln& II'~ In tbe Far &fOup, Burch said the party Wash. Wingo, 29, ali of Whitesville, not co111< to the attention of the Saturday night, Theodore SmJtb, The deld iDclllfrl ('l'bunday East todaJ, bulldmg up the muat meet Ute challenge ot this Mr. Sines occupied himself Boone County. !President of the United States. Pomeroy, was fined $10 and Night)- LaDCisllr: MrL •.~ force. II has main- year instead of re-assessinB Its By UnHed Prell Iateraalloul lor a time In his retirement at The 1963 model car was de. We feel Uta! when Ute Presl- costs by M~yor Legar on con- Gertrude W , •· Collllll· !Bllltilln Asia Since Ul• Km-ean landslide defeat or aohily look· -This New Year's boUday pe- gathering material for and writ· moltshed, Tile bodies were tak- dent learns of tbe true facts of vlclion of intoxication. bus, lrllled lD ., auto eollllkm war jo bolster Malay~ia agalnJt 1ng aheed to eledlon challenges 1 riod waa the worat ever on the 1ng a History of Meigs coun· ~r. to the Valley Funeral Home our situation. he will cause steps! tn Lancaaw. the Utreat of IndoneSian ai!Bck. 111 1966 and !968. highwa~. More th~ 1,000 which was published serially m WbJtesvllle. to he taken to rectify this ser· Melc• Gea..at Hospllal Friday - CirelftlUe. Myrll• .A Jl'falroop b~on !About "Unity and purpose are the SO!lll dted in lrafftc · The Daily Sentinel, Hlo hi.. ious mistake on Ute part of the Hamm, rt, lllci+tt ••w, tilled 1,000 "'en) ~as D_ymg here dl· durin~ the Christmas ~nd New Included original material LOCAL TEMPS!'Maritime ColMJission." Admlosiooa Sa-.y - Nell when the trpl 1r11 reclly froat ttl Brttish base. An Years weekends combmed. from an aclfve Ufe and Tlte temperature Ill Pom.. Signing the statement aloug ,Griflith, Portland ; Nellie Bur- riding la crublil till· Jal allta lnl_anlry battalion was on the IDS The United Preas a wide acqualnlanct! with Ute roy'o business district at 11 with Walter E . Alii<, president ford. Pomeroy. 71 about 20 lllileJI Wlliwtlt tf way~ Hong Kong to relle\'e a tlonal count at 9:30 a. m. . deocondanll of county's pioneer a.m. today ,.88 34 de!lfees un· - - - -- - - - --- - -- 1 DfRbarJOS s.-.y - Hoi· Cinllev!Ue, ilettal!uil 01 Gtirkhas, who will sbowed at least 4!10 families. der sunny skies TO MEET 111URSDAY ly Friend, Long Bottom; Nancy IJe tralllllerred to Malaysia. deaths since Ute start of the · • Nelson, Rutland. s.tard.,- - 1 :Mrs. holiday period at I p. m. local The Meigs County Associa. Admlsslollo Sunday - Mabel Patricia Aald :11, 'Orletit, kllJ. WASIUNGTONFBI Dl· time Tltunday. tloo of To..,.hip Trustees and Cleland, Racine. ed whell the - Ia wllleh .... rector J. £dgar Hoover says I The breakdown: Clerks will lulkf its aMual meet· Disch ...... Suaday Eliza- ••• • PI $1 • r . llruclr lhe Commbnist party Is trying Traffic flO ing Thursday at 8 p.m. at the beth Horak, Pomeroy; Bessie by another Midd. . 11111D Oil lo inCrease lis lnOuence Ill lhe Funeral IOrvlcea for Earl Ftreo .. IS. Second Ward Fire house on Patterson, Pomeroy; NeUie Bur- u. s. :a lD Jl'alrfleid Olvil rlflllt• movement and step. Colllnl, 'IS, of 103 N. Hester St., Ptoaes 1Z Condor-s!, Pomeroy. Th..-e will ford, POmoroy; Frank Capehart, County. 'II Ita recruitment of Am..-lcan Norwalk, 1rho dled early Sun-\ Mlaeell~MC~aa IT be a speaker and refroshments. Pomeroy, StrMiy - ZlaeaYllle, Larry ,..U... day morning at Fisher • Titus Tots~ . Ill LONDON (UPn _ 'I'be 28-year-old wife of an AngU· F?ster, 17, Rt, 1: ~ Hoover made the atatemellls Memorial b!lllpltal, there California led Ute nation WIUt can minister said in an article published today by the killed when llhol by 1 ~U Ia a rePort I<> actin( Alty, Gen. lowing an extended Illness, have 86 traffic deatbs, fo~wed by church monthly Prism that marriage to a churchman is ~r ravol_. ~ ~~ eunun· NicholU Kstzenbacb on FBl ac- been set for 1:30 p. m. Wedne• Texas 37, PeftllliYlvama 2'1, and a "lousy job." 1111 at a ~a • - 11ear llvltlil 4urlna 191M. Ha "~ d1y at the Kubach ·Smith Dllnois 24. · "Clergy ou1ht to be celibate ... " said Breuda By United Pr<>H International Thoravllle ltr Paty··O.unty. Jl!althe Communist party b a. era! hOme, 21t East Main Only Alaska, Delaware and Wolfe. "No dec.ellt, right'minded man ought to have the 'I'be 89th Coneress convene1 at noon EST. , .,~ threat to the nation. Norwalk. Burial will be Ill North Dakota escaped Without a ~ontery to asjl any .woman to take on such a lousy job. Y e - Mo••,- lhlpiW \, , ana Comettey. · deaUt. Ha1raU, It IS thoroughly,' unChrlaliall. Senale Democrats will ch004e party whip to replace ·. ·· ·~GTON ASTJIO. _Mr. ColllM waa a native and Rhode Island 1lso ,"I had blgh-mll!l!ld-v!lloal of Vice PretJident-elect Hubert H. Humphrey. Candidates ADMISSIONS M'lVRDAY Ill~! ,Jdllll H. Glenn retlm Rtcbond, Vr., and had not traffic deaths, but onterl!iC with iltJ!l.~~ IIIIo Mro. Wolle laid lite reeenls are Sellll. BU18ell Long of Loulaiana, Jobil C. Pastore of Blancbe S~; AI~; 01· fl:olil 1~ :~rlne . Col1t ~ resident of Norwalk for fered accidental fatalitlel the great work !," - ~ the feelftt( lbet she muat 11- Rbode lllFd and A. Mike Moiii'Oney of Oklahoma. lve Clark, ~' _ C,!~ apparent~)' recoil' put i!lflbt 'yeara, He 1r1s olber kinds. the world, but . . .UJII.',.,.. 1ray1 be- 111 parade. · DISCHAR9i!i• SATURl)A'lr ...., ,trom an lltlHI' ear liiJury ceded Ill deeth by hro rounded by fOUl' ·llhllllr.., lied "If,.. do enjoy a few barmRep. Gerald R. Ford of Michla~ Norma Jll'J'Oillo ~: :0_11 he · ~ last UDmtr. ers, Harold and Frank. PAINTINGS ON AUcnON to the house, expt<ted to tum less worldly pleaaurea, sueh 11 Charles A. Halleck of Indiana for ,HDuse SyrltCule: be Wirtl · . He ta survived by . his PALM BEACH, Fla. at every Cllt-hanc~. and an O<caslona; film or dance, leader. ~,Ueck won the leadership from Rep. ~Uill; Robert A1'11 ,OOLUIIIB!JS - TID: 111'1'11 Blanche; a dauahttr, Mra. A $2 million co11ectlon of paint· like a widow u my bus- then we are called broad-mind- Martin of Massachusetts six yean a.o. Ohio General Assembly held Ill llam Greene, of ' ~ InK• by Van Gogh, Degaa, band always OD duty. • . ed modorn or aome ~~~eh Utlng SlJNtiAY lnltlal ·aeaton today, but about tria; a ~. nolr, Modlgllanl and M<inet "Any woman bas • rlflllt lo ,', ' ' • · Rep. WUHam F. Ryan of New ro~~~~=!t!· Bes ~r.:: · ~etlon scheduled ,.., Barbsrl "'Mifll . be • auctioned off her, some ah~ Ill.·,her oituaban41'a What rubbish! · · traduce ' resolution which would ·hao \be' -· ' inslaJJation of lbe Grov•. In4.: a · ·•. llfe• For. a clerQ it " .an ul4 -~-_;owed silsippi cyngresalonal delecatlon while charles IIW:( · . . o1 lhe 11ro cbat1lr Maude Jooes; a . ,French tm~~ ~plonal prlvllt«t: ln ~ ol the ir _ to ""' ~- .who electlona were Illegal are under lnvtllfaa~ll. ai;~.~~ ~ltert. '- , . ,.,..ou~ IIIII; and 1 niece, V, p111 .n ,tbla, I ti1pt1f 11111 IIIJllly II the VIcar of • parish Ill reaolut!QJ wu based on claillltl .t)t.t Na~ .we.re d · Rl!aer """"" !)lillell, 111· cif • . loti. mllec!lllll ' ol bule11lly, bec:itjlll..J ·lon-'IBJ nortbem . Enclan4, bofot'l .... tlieir vo~1 l'llhts. , . . •· .Ita w1111ld PNr Nend• may eeJ1 lief!, of b!llbtuKI-but f ant.11t1t Milt It in. . · ·· ·' - .· ~ dlla•. «nubtc It lba · H It olleii'' 11-;ijjlle .. il'"tht "FOl'titl)Jtely, bi hal a :....• . eJI& Jolutson will 1 ~~ \ ~' · " . - ' .'• <- ·>'tt . 4Utllflllt:;"~-'' . '\tit,'~ , •. ' l ' ' 1 ~ J. . t" d ' ;'l't,~~',l. '_..•~~ , jl, 1, '' . ......,. ~ ' ~·- ~ . . ... ll lnlt' r ' IIJtiOillll Coa~ress UmOllS Oppose Other Labor RemoVJfiCJ • T00IS s }i . _ upp es . - waIter s·Illes, u•IStonan • "::a.:"'torpa Predictions Approach DIes • a { 80 Bulls.· eye. I'"· 7;011 TV Classr<>Om 1. 00 Mister Mayor 9;00 Alvin Show 9:30 Tennessee TuxedO 10 :00 QUtck Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse ll:OC Linus Tile Lion Hearted 11:30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky King 12'30 My FrJend Flicka J;OO I Love Lucy l :30 Social Security U5 CBS Golf Classic 2:45 Basketball 5:00 Jubilee S:30 Elll'ly Show f :OO Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 1:30 Gilligan's Island 9:00 Mr. Broadway 10:00 Gunamoke 11:00 Up-To-The-Minute Newo 11:15 Weather Note~ 11; 20 Million Dollar Movie. . First Round with Hallec· · IllS I 1L 00 Laie News Picture JUO TV 3 Weather lJ; 15 Sports lUO Films of the '5(J's 10:30 Annie o.QIIley • I 9:00 Sa.ruraay mght at Movies n :00 casper · .-., .. ...-.•• u/ --------~----~~-- WHTN-TV . Channel 13 · .. Afomilyroomisa "must" \ jn modern homes. Let us Ford ! ·'cC.alhsued ·From FJ-iatrP'Ce) film ..m. be linlshed .. Jll anot~ . el{CEpl the IICiilJ*-eall~ (or (t),_ ~.!~ monA .nd1hstbe, ·be I ,... S•'''" ' work'IIlii I.qr the. f'!"" t- lime. "- st8ria """'""-.' lt'a !D ~ "' nex - ...~,.~ ll.k one !Itt with ber husband, John Ashley, . · eol)!.,...... • and likes It because she iiaesn't hfe cyele of ca~mars. bave to drive herseU to work: ·' -CARNEY WITH HOPE _ Patti Ohandler, on~ ,of ·t ~ HOLLYWOOD (UP!)' _ Art girls, saying ·how she came ov· _ Carliey, Jac~ie ·Gleason's . oicl er from Hawaii to C!llilornia television sldeldck In Ne'i Yoric, and for Ute first te~. ~eeks ha<! 'li to huddle in bed wtth an elec· . Is coming cWest IAI do ·v. com, tric blanket because silo was edY televtston show with Boli · cold. Hope in HollyWOOd. 80 · Mima · Krlstea, a blonde viOtlon, telling about doiag BD eplRocky ShAhan of "Rawhide;, lode of The ~ Fr• m was nom on a cattle ranch. Hi U.N.C.L.E, After k 1r11 tel.. s.tys he haa heen bust~ bro..,; east, her parenlo called wp cos since be was "h!P'-hlgh le from Detroit to aQ; laer to el· a hoop snake." , WCHS- TV Channei .B Remodeling or modernizing can give new life to your home ••• add to its comfort and convenience ••• and Increase its market fim. . . - N_.o,E.fld to--: . - ..... - ... lleppeiiea. t!llo f. a ; . JttSI!·-i .r' .~.'L~ - ~ ;;; ;; .:.:: 4 :.r },'-:, ~"·:• .!;;_ ~ - -~ .:::' uea'"'lflllri$G~~· ;.. · ~ Jft ~ ' "fi"!'D ~r ·.,_-· u• WSAZ-TV · Channel 3 1 Steak Dinner is Served Wednesday = MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1965 --------------------~---------------------- ------- 1 UNTIL 9 PM POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO I I SHOP TONIGHT 7 v=o~l~XV~I~N=0-.~22~2-------------------------~----------------------~----------------------------~-,,~~~~~ .' PRAYER ANSWERI!D-Kitty White of D::::;;,J?:~t lng for the happiness of. aU the children ln mas. There wUI 1>e 700 lucky little girls receive on·e l)f tho dolls ln tbe background. ' of the Public Ntllonal Life Inouunce Company deal of their own time makln{ dresaes for tho · destined to be gllta for underprivileged girls. Carol Burnett resumes ac-A prospective one--hour ser· tiVe participatiOn in her star.. ies for NBC is "Indictment," ring role on "'lbe Entertainfor which a pilot has .just been completed by filming in both ers" Saturday, · Jan. 2, when New York ard Hollywood. Rob- the program switches to its ert Ryan, Pippa Scott and Rich- new night a•d time on -cBS 1 _ TV. Eileen Farrell. Phil Sila:"d Beymer are starred. vers and Rosemary dooney wUI guestar during January _.. One of the forthcoming "McBurge8. MeredHh, stage, tum ' Hale's Navy" episodes for ABC and TV star, wiD replace the · ' bas star Ernest Borgnine rais· Dea~ Jagger In NBC • · ailing ing his voice in song. FurUter. more, it will be a song written TV's " Mr. Novak" seriea. Jag. especially for the program. It ser withdrew by order of his is entitled "Titi' FirSt Aid Ola doctor. OJa Ola. " Ernie warbles with RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: six ..nurses, Jed by comedienne On Tuesday, Jan. 5 on NBC • Jane Dulo. TV, NBC News will present General George S. Patton a 90-minute special "White l'a. per" report commemorallnl Is buried In a Third Army the 20th anniversary of t b t eemetery In Luxemburg. event that initialed Ut• nuclear age, the •leclron•c age, th a space age, Ute age of anxleljo and all Ute oUter ages that describe mau and hli. enviroDment today: "Tile Decision IAi Drop the Bomb." Tlte Jl!"''f•m dealbii 1rlth · the .·events lead. ' lnli--UJI to ,·the" ;l.ilrofJpB\g o1 :Jhe ,. A bombs oo Hlrooihlma 111141 Napaatl, wlll be· ftll'l'&led by Olet liWitle) . ' Debbie. 11eynolda 1riU star ill M-G-M's "Tbe. Slngiug Nun." .. .c!IS-1V has 'renewed "La .. sie" for a number of yeara aDd bas acqulted the exclUsive day· time rerun 'rt&hla to lhe program. Shows bave been seen · "Buried A'iw• ," ''Mi.ke wauace at Lar1e," a week17 25-mlnute report ori lho Arts that amuae and 181"""' wiU premiere o_n CBS • Radio Monday, Ja~. t .. Bnrch1'ants GOP to work . For ulll•tv, N0 t h•Is .0uster ., •' Three Killed I In A 'dent c:· On Route 17 e«: Gory Reeord set m• Death 0 u••ghways basi fi ·ms- a EarI Coli• n.·es Sunday , ' ' =--· W"f c I eof l'ergyman Clann·s InNorwalk Public Role Lousy Job w., I congress At AGl·ance .,. 1J., todaf s. Mn-::lfe llilf'" w, m.w 0 • A • ·.·tl· �- , '· - .. - HospitaJ 1011 Komny of t.Gddleport and I LO:<DON (UPII - Prince Mr. and Mn. llaNicl Bladt!ton WWiam Ol GIOIIOHtet, ~ 23 • • ur" ..,-. and family spent Cloriltma.l Af· yeaN>Id ooualD t1 Ql!oen &:litlo (C'GIItlnued from page I) alllWJ all hill lllo Uall411 ternoon and evenlllg with Mr. beth, went to - k loo;la; as a l'latloal If lllreat.n<d lndoa... H01pjlal .-:xJCI "" and Mrs. Wlllam Grueur $w.o•week bank tralflll. n was two weeko ;ohlle the task. of or- Ia~ alla~ks .Jna~rtallze, Ptlmt Thoae admltttd to Holzer • · Mr and Mrs. Jerry Wt'lker the fi rst time in the long his- ~ gamzntg 15 carried out, bills • Minister Tengku Abclal Rah- Hospital Saturday were 11 1 1 l--bY Helen Bottel---' f t .,.._ H\JGH BEARHS and family of Fairborn and ~!r tory of the British throno that;(ll'ep;:ed ~: I 81 11141 ~~·am• 11 lilt Mrl. Luther White, Rl. I, 111e Sunday School attend· and Mn. Jerry Sno,.den and a royal pronce had ever taken ,ed t pres n 011111' I • """"'"' Brillall Crown City; Mrs. Doris Rudy, i1i1c!e lor l)e< . ll wu 19. The :48118hter of . Col11111buo, optnt .1 rommtrctol jgb. Prtnoo Wll· 10 Waohinjton. , ;;:paro:.a:al~oa laaded'*:; Oalllpolis; Charles L. Athev . YOUTH ASKED FOR IT lng a commtrtlall ' ... And If ~ wu • .70. I Chrtslmas wtth theor parents. liam IS ninth In lin• f':"' t h I I wMmNG'I'ON - liNE OF . p re comm•••ln& !be Itt. a, Cltoahlre; Carl B. Bias, This column Is for young JlOO' you can hold back that tona Ml' and Mtt Ray Pack of , Mr and Mrs. Arnold Snownen crown Smgapo ' n 1a h Gallipolio ; Mro. ~merson 1!. pie their problemo and pleas· you can break the flghtlna 10 Bin&, Rt. 2, Gallipolis; James ur~s their ll'OUDitl and fuo..lllblt completely In • R-Olle, . Ohio apont ' Mr. and Mrs. Robot! Orne- ' The tradition that princes of two southem .Deml>l!rats strip. 1"'1"'1 Brlthb buildup UtU. with her patonll, aer and famil¥ of 'oringfietd\M blood royal do not engage ptd of senooroty on the Hou~l Far iaat olnce the Koroeo E. Bollia, Qallipolis; Beth Mat As ~ith tho re.11 of llelen Help while Which would to Mt. and Mrs. William IUghlo and Mr and Mrt. Gtne Grue-ln trade is older than the Nor· ~lth~~:o~e~~u~~t;:i'"t::n War. Qoodarharn, Crown City; Mrs. USI, 11 weloornls laughs butldlrs for your Dad'l norvll.boult ahll U\llhlat' ~udy. ser and family of Columbul. lman conqlltst. 'l1ley are sup. ,. •nd cl.. Demo- · ; .., ' '·""'"- "· 011 Walh K. Cavins, Rt. I. Bidwell; wDil't dodge 1 Hrious que.. H. spent a wffkend tertntly with pos«l to davo~ Uo~selvos to 111!'n. a •~ ; V V B4 Mrl. Homer S. Smilh, Pt. uon with a brllsh-olf. I'I'EADY 'I'IIERI OTRL · • • tholr plrenta, Mr. a111 Mrs. "publl~ dutll!l"- optnlng fairs, Ill' I. l~o , en~re,. ' • Pleasant: Arnold L. Fowl@r. Rt. Send your teen·age kue"' Dear Helen: . ILewis Grueser. laving cornerstone• • .launchong , The statement was made by . D1t'8 ID CincmnaU (I, Letart; Mrs. Gerald Edwin lions to YOUTH ASKJi:D FORI Abullt IbM atlldJ 1'11111 A h ba le ed tDerenbtrllr, Itt. Z, Pl. Plfe• IT cat!J of llolol> Htlp USI lion hera advortlNR "dlam~ 1 Ronald Bearhs was in No•h· 1aliips and Hrving as f'iluro· IRtp. Alb•t Wataon, ll ·S.C., : l\e1 vlllt, 'l'tnnts.ee over the wtek· ' heads for innumerable civil and , In reply 10 action tann S.tlll' l f alive\ ;r~·t_ ~ 1 arnIt, ant: Mro. Robtrl E, LH, Rll· tltls newepaper. illd lOki lteady rJnas With abo end and attended tht perfor-1charitable oreanlza . ~. d117 by Ho1100 Dom~etl l' ? ~e :.real 1• H 1 \Jn [;• 111- clnt; Rlymoad f!. Adlms, Rt. GIRL QtJii:!ITIOJtil ,..a¥eo names _ jual thin& mance of lhe Grand Ole Opry, · · against him and Rep. John Bell 111 . t. a~c 0 0 ~0 • a~:! a 2. Raclnt; Mro. Norman t. Ky- PUNlliiiMlN'I' for an alletoalrlltlnal 1111. - - - - - - - - - : - Saturday Night. WllliBrn&, D- Misl., becauselhey l"" 1' Satur •Y mo eroll r sell, Rt. I. Pomeroy; !llchard Dear Helen: Martod dOWII 10 on~ flt.tl Mrs. llarl HanlnJ's guesl lor Rocky Roberts Is spending fhe 1 supported liOP presidential 10 •;In:. Jl'un ~ vlcts R Sweet, Chetttr, vt.; Woodl M7 falhl!r ia very ottlct, and ,.ell,. . The ltort aiMI adviorSunday dinntr wert relativoa, Ghrostmas vacation with hil oanolldato Ilany M. Golllwater, lh•H nf nl ~no~ 11 Prl~. kenova, W. va.; Oltr• that's pultlft8 11 mild. For 11- tlse; thoy cater to tHII llltll'te Mr. illd Mr1. Wllbtr Colburn, IJlll'tnla, Mr. and Mrt. Adrian . M 1 . 1tkurv bl'..., tt~· Ita D. Loll«, Coalton: Mn. 1Jl. amplt the uthtr daY my ~rotb- aooounll and ""' can 111 tht Llt~Uttl', Mro. Dahl Hanlnt, Roberta In Washington, D.C. P~enl ~Oav~:~ Goodwin oi llo E. TUckor, Buffalo, VI. Vo.; er stUted acrtamlne abOut hll r1np for 1 dollar don and 1 1\lts. Earl Cowtn, Shade. and lllt1. Malllt Rlghthoust and ro MUNICH p . Mt C ol Slwtrt Mrs. Lewos L. Mason, Ravena- homework and tbro\\'1111 h II doller a wlflc. How dOll thai lflllddauahter Luan Jowtll, Mt. 1Milo Berthe Rlththouto vial~ Clom~ro~i Ml:' li wood; Mn. Stanley E. Bu8h, bookl around jUII a. my lath- •trike you• _ MERYL! and MN. K. c. Wolch, da111b- ; froJn Chrtatrnas until Wtdntl' HOLLYWOOD (UPI' - Mlo nc 08 • a .• ~ ..• Rt. !, Wellston; Mrs. Joseph er came home froni work. He, · Itt llonllle, Donaol Welch, Bar-. day with Mr. and Mro. William Alden Sprlnaer ol Oak lllll, chill Connor• htads lot Mu- Ventre, Ilrlcllotown, two •na, II. Cantrell, Prospect, Ky .; Mrs. my brother oaid that it was Dear Mtrylo: ban Corter, local, and Mr., RlghthouH and daughtor Judy. Virginia called on Dina Moor• Inl<h to o:o-otar wtth Alto Ouln- ~ony Vent~:~owa, and WilHam A. Wailatle, Jackson. my fault th~t he made 1 mt. It ltrlktt me llkt a manho ,na Mra. Glen Ranine and Oalt· Sunday evonlnJ guost• or Mr. and aon Paul on Wfellleaday. ness In Gollftlod Reinhardt'l , erman, a · tiuadayl take btoallll 1 ""' Jalklllg on mallow 111 ten parea. Any taen Helll 111, Albany, o. and Mr.. Hllfh BHrhl wote Mr. and Mrs. Ntltlon Wall<lll t"Situallon Hopeloy But Not ' Those admllhd to Holler ho.. the pbOno 10 my latbtt rettrlo"' foollfh tnolllh to lptlld fiOO on _ Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carr and Mrs. Claire Spolt<ft, M ra. ,vlsltod rectnlly Wltb Mr. and !Strloua." • MUSIC MAN pltal during the past 24 hours: ed me f;om using the phone, engravad "lteady" rlnp 11!1'1 David are spending their va· Robert Ritchie, Misses Norma, ,Mrs. Ronald Grady and Mra. l Luzon L. McQuaid, Rt. I, watching TV, listening to rec- oilatura enoiJih to han a 1ftn action In Florida . Anna , and Carrie Seth Btarh• iLucy Justoce 'of WUliam Cll'leton on Monday HOLLYWOOD= CGv'::i Galllpolis; Mrs. David H. La.,. ords, playlnJ the piano llll4 charp account! - H. Mr. and Mrs Hlol French and Paul Orlnd•IUd. I Mr . Lawren... Smith, Mr.l ev.nin I'Nient Wile M r, poser-concluetor renee, Gallipolis; Frank L. talking fOI even TALKING, Dear Helen · spell! Chrlotm11 wllh Mr. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Maston Robetts :•nd Mrs. Ooear Smllb an4 chll· Mary ~oush leader, beglnl IC!OI'IIII "~ulh · · Hulh, Quickie, oalUpolis; V!OI'I!oD W. for on~ day.' This Is so 1 wDil'l Maybe thl~ will help them.,. Mts. Jack Warner at Jackson spent Chritmas Day wolh their ,Mrs Robert Smith arid son oi ' Ma and M.;,.lartt Sellers. Otb- SW~ Chlrlotlo lor Dllt Miller, Rt. !, l>atrtot; Mn. Ver- disturb my brother. ale of tho eala who pt rebuff. Visitors of Mrs. John Stout 1daughter and family Mr and ldren of Laurel Clif!, Mr a;~ · • ., rypresent won Mrs. p a~l year I relellt. non 0. Wears, Rt. 1, Galllpo- About an hour later 1 made ed by· boys. The moral of lha llulidey ..,,.. Mr. and Mn. cbtr-i Mra. Olen Htnlller and oon Bll· Columbus, Mr. tUtd Mn. P \l ll<llara Betty vaa Mtltr 1'tAMWORl ha ; Augustine M. Williams, the mlltake asking my lath- story· life ia 10o short and too smlth or Portland ;,ere dlnntr Marca~ot Ann Carleton IN Dtbloy, Mtl. l.i:ltnott Stout, •ly of Middleport. son Northup; Nola C. \'oung Min· er 1 queltion wl!lch meant wonderful to kill youralllf worJIIfllo and Robert Stout, of Day• ! Mill Edna Carman !Jlfl!l 11guests of Mr. and Mro. Dtvt Patrick of Dorcao HOLLYWOOD (UP!) _Con· ersvtlle; Mrs. MUtDil L. Hood, that 1 wal talktnl- 10 now rylng ahout defeat before the 1ott and Mt. and Mrs. Gorlend iChtistrno• Eve lhd Chrlstmu 1 Smllh and family OD Cltti't•l Donna Circle Dover, o. nle StiVtlll Will ltllll with Middleport; ~ R. Runnion, I'm grounded (my father's fa- bailie II won. ~~ lnd dallihltr Jean and ' da) ;o(th Mr and Mrs. Ooorce mal day. ' apont lho - . d ;oltb Mr. Gtor&e Burna lor two -kl at IU. I Dexter; Mrs. Donald EJ>. vorite word and punlshmnett In my junir year I atarted JMnddau&bllt Of St. LotiiiVIllt, Iegler. \ Mr and Mra. Dwight Swep- and Mrs. Homer 'ltcll and Lake Tahoe'• Harrah' I olub next lin, Pomeroy; Edward R. Pat· for another day. What .,.n I cAtT)'lnl a torch lor a lt!lll. 0. : .. aton and lamtly Of ColumbUs family. spring. tei'IOII, CGtta~etY!llt, W. Va.; dot 1 am josl - SPEECH· For two yeatt 1 tlnagled, plo~ 1 Mt. tlld Mt&. Charles Jonea sAYS PRESTIGE IDGHER !•pent Sunday wllh Mt.and Mrs. Mrt. Jameo 1!:. 1\ay, Jaclt!on; LESS ltd, IObomed and Used OV!!r'J tUtd tlauahltt Laurel wen In I WASHINGTON iUPII - us Ralph See. f0 f Ml'l. R. Delano Carney, Rlpo Our Bpeechleu: devl('t known to woman trJ try 0• Zallllmlll for Cllri!rmas. (Information Agency Diooo~ l Mr. and Mrs. Jarntl Circltl OUt ley; Mrs. ltrhe!t w. Call, Jr., l'll .., JOU ora unjustly to c•t thtloute to notice rne .. Mr. and Mta Riohard Shuler Cot! Row lOll said Sunday that t of N•w Haven, w. Va. and Mr1. Pt. :•sa~Mrs. :a!f gu~s, optechlou. Huwtvor, hardly Nothlnf mort than a non.curn1 1 ue d!Oft ol Pandora, Ohio IJ)tbt this countn''s prestige ID for- 'Mary Corel• called at tiM! Dtao 1 Jae n; arre 1• onythlnc ltktt • littcl falhor mlttal "hello." I tYtD wtnl 1~ lht wetlttnd with rel~llves hert. 1tlgn COI!ntrlet 11 hllhtr today 18rlnkoro Sunday -lna· i ~Y=I~~ PJUI D. A~a~, mar. than to optn lht door at far aa to Itt II be known I was 1 • nllht and walk IDIO a lllhL balmy ebout him - V.hlt did 11tr and Mn Bob Robinson ' th.n ever belo,.....ll'lth "a few Mr and Mrs tlean Brinker ' ' ron n, n rter, of eoiumbw wo;. IU•sltrtunt-' rare exceptions" 'and William c~rleton spent , ~fil '.J'ar~o\':" ~ ~~~en. 11'1 tile one lime of day whon I haw to to•? No luck. IJ with btl' lathar, W. R. WU- "We do a oontlnuina ~ltd 011 'Chriatllll• 48y with Mr. and 1 NU an~••t~ ~ H R~ hf needl llOlH and coniUil': So I went ofl to cotl~p. lOll. attitudes toward tht Untii<I ! Mr~. lllymon Barnlll ol Porn-'! ~~ M 011 ,' May Hat hi uT lika YOU nled • atock, mot hlrn ocelll!onatly at PM' 0 Mt. and Mrt. l'red ltlg«t Slateo m a great lllllllf fields •ero''· , By RAY Dl Cfto\NB ('.olden ..... were rem•.,.' se • u ' . b • Rllfllo Vall.. recordl. lit 1 ~~ llfl. Thtn I llnlshod tny edu· I Inti ohll<lttn spont Christmas m a ll"•t many countrtte and !liro Edith Shllll ol Porne- 1 NtWipapet l!ltte1'111tu Aim. bered Ia seterll lnalallee• 111 ~ly?, .IrMton,tett! LAaL lll')l, In tho mood for pleylna Wilt rolion abroad and Nme ~aek with telativos In Akron, OhoA.: 1 oan Hy cateaorJca!ly thai It · roy 1ptnt Chrlltmal wllh Mr. Flll'lll au )'011 lelfllld about tile tallw wrlten. TJIIrl will ene, rs. . r · oon- Judp- all he Wlllllllo lnstlnl to a good job. ·Mr. allil l\11'1 , 'l'homal Wtllti m s. prelll«tJ 11 lliJhtr lllcllty and Mn. Uo)'d ROIIIll anoll lncoome Ia IIIII ,..r. !lad spoelal provlllona lor ~~ns~~ P~~!:::n. J~~lyn~ calm, and ~ ptl tt by crack- Last year at a politilal rally were 11\itltl of Mr and Mrs. than tt hu boelt, tt wa1, lin wayne. VOller • otroamaiUMI wOlthem on Uberall-.1 rellnJDibl ld D ' lnl down baril Db lhe Who I again tnet my non • Romeo: 1 Ravoo ~ llewart, Mlddlepott. . yoars ago," Rowllll aaJd bt a Rtv. enol MN. ltlchard YOUIII ,.a Ul 1111 Jbr'l IDHDII Ia Income crodlb, aew l'll1tl lor a • "tlltbl "' · setrnl the (llllillest - you, be- eight, count •ern, B:IGIIT ;tll't Mr. and Mn. Robtrt Jtw•llJtelavtaod ~t\'ltw. and ohlldron of Sidney, Ohio rotlll'll •• 1 plilt r.r dill yoar. blodlcal eJCIIObsos and die one• (Saturday) _ Mt Luther oaUH you wert on the phont Iaiit, and, IUel! what, he final· .were gueall of Mr. and :Mro. !spent Cltrlllmu dey wllll Jltr, ,, !l'lit• tv.o untlncn MUD up hHo-IUetimt tplelal tu 1111!1 Wblle Rt 1 Crown''cuy 4all- and nol ~ homework. ly uktd mo out. I nave dil• Glen Jewell . , I FIVJt..PIC DltAL and Mrs. &dloa IIOtllh. llln, !lie llt•t ldvlct that can 11111.,. lbty may lulltw wbllt 111o1 11d gbt • I· 37 • . M He hun I any more Idea WhO oowted he was Ill extraordl· 1 Mr. and 1111'1. Elijah l:atopl HOLLYWOOD (UP!J - JWf 'I Youna and chlldfoln l'lll!lllild 1110 wt all pnJIII't 10 lUI our lheit ptnonal realdtDCe at a ~ illne*'~i' 2 ~· ~~~~ waa really to blamt thin I nary shy and ~1-conaelous pe,.. I1JP£bter Anita who li trnpk>Y· : Heollotrtotl (I (lrll hal alcned for 1 ~ungtr vlllt. , oiiJtUII 1111 rtiVol'h 11y April 11 aubttallllal pro11t. aon s' 41 • ~ Is L' han ~ut 01101 he wu 0011111111- son who was alway! ~~meue . o1!' at Cincinnati was here for 1a liv• picture deal with Wernet I Mr. ond Mrl. Andy NIWIIIin 1165. The ntW w: oct Molt ol us felt the llrtt bene- : · : J~~~woJ:' da~tll; leCI to "lfDIII\dlna" you, he tied when, yeara ago In the hAI'"~ ·•> 111., bOiidtyt and tttW'!led IAI 1Btot. Followtn& "My Blood' of Logan, W. va. vlltled with by In liM inrludet fill of tht new lU redUCUcml s·~on,m. Mrs Ro~ E Let• ooUidn't back down Wlll!"ut 1... lowttl halls of learnln&, ht ap,llel'1 tmplCiyhlenl IIlii wttk. R1111 Cold " Mr. and Mrs. Homtr o\DIItriOII neeplng ehangea and varlod last March when a smaller bill p. da"'h~ 7'35 ' 8 lng face. So you were ground• proached me to ask for a datt, 1 r r. and Mrl. HIN!d Ball f and oon recently. benefit• 10 that U!e boat lhinl wu takon oul of our pll)' Mr em~ t~y' 1j p · ' ed" again whom you broke the evMI though he attempted•to dt1 ~ ll'andaolt, Columloul ...,.. CAIOT kli:TIJIINS Mrs. Richard Youn1and chD· 1:0 do !s to start to kam alloY· checlcl lor the wltbholdlna w:. 14tls.~ ;~: ,;. 'w 0~c:~: no-talk rule. . so many tlmel. l\*11 01 Mr. and !\ln. Elllllll HOLLYWOOD <UPII- Bruce dren apent M~r tnnlll& er again Mtny tupayera will learn to ' ~ d ll · Willi can )'011 do? Jllll reo Set, 1ala, It ltn't IIWIJI 0 Yllllhl recently. Cabot returns to movle-mak- with Mr. and Mrl. Lloyd Roulh Jlate1 ·IIIVt bttll l'lllaoed a- thtlt rt~Ht wbln they file their ~_:Mson, P~ member lhat parents, like ':/' YOUR la~kl that keep lh~ &pee. 1 0 ~a-:: : · ~&·~ " " In& Wllh a lt!atured mit In "Gotland Wayne. crosa tbe board lor everyoao. annual lllcome tal tetlll'll that lllberge/ Pieuint • da• llltcy people, ~~'~~~:!t ptrf~ticll~ lai~~UY away. li:vtD If hi knllwl llaUOII" otarrtna Jant Fonda. . ' lD, · 1 • The Y. F. at tho hWM 'llle tu raw 11 111o IDWtlll the added take-homt pay they Ill' 3,43 ' p.~.• Ml'll. David H. make millllltel • we UT you are lntlreslt!cl, he IOmt. bracket hao been reduced started 10 rtetlve lut lllarcb La;._.., o.iupolil, aon, l:!l hard to admit them. B • ": tllnn WI't quill moko <onlacl, · from %0 pet" ..., 1o 11 par eeat wa1 too eeneroua. Many Will 1 m. Mrl Jamll 1 1\ay Wtllo makt It Up In other ~~!1 • a;, - M.K.L. 111 IM4. The nw 111M 11p .... havt 10 return a part of H now .;~·· dauihter 10 moat o1 Ultry not 10...,. liP Dear M: 1 ' llaen trimmed from t1 pet eeal with payment of addlt!OIIII IU --. Dllo~ ·m, oftMI. Hope your parentl art I'm lht romantie typt . wh~ to 77 por C8111. ....,. 111 1,. thale ;,ben th~ nlt thtlr retwlit1. (Salltlla 1 that ltlncl. would JUII LOVE to htar how· ntao wW lie lollbtt rad•-J 1e Thla lltual\011 reaulto ltlea111e 111'1 Katlo Qulold~ Mrl Wt>l' I'd auaeltt J0U ~ thiJ loll£ Iolli torch flnllly lllhtU par HDI Ill lilt 'tattr• IIIII tht redUced. wlthholdtna IU j MrL lime fiiUrllll out wulll ld up yo'"' old llamt, but Ula ,. pw a1 tho lop. table• a,.. alluDed to thl lowFo:!.,K Culller Julie A. your fatlllr molt - and avoid lm't like that. Bet YOII · IIolll · A ntw Mlnllnum Sloatlarll If !tiS rltlt but wm too e•n- J~hv. Ricky J. ' Miller, dollill II. Slleh U · · · 111\ll ~ are looklna elsewherf alrtad1lr DOROTHY KILOALLIN Dtductlon hu r.- ll!tracluctd. aroue ~ thl 1181 till ralta. Charllll D. Loaf, 141'1. N 0 r a MUST ooCiuab: 11W: ll1ltl rtll- - H. · · 'l'hle will be • braalt for 1arp Nevil' before hu th.-. bHII ll:osllllltll Carole Wheal4on Mra dlulltr wbal enttl wtth "~coclo '?D." lamlllol with tolal tncomM lAs ncb J1 need lor acCIII'acy Ia tho M. M Major Mra ~arlea ed, 11114 117 to work It In dur- 1'1111 column IJ dldlcall<l to • o lhlll f\0,000. Fonnorly the ~ llllna of re\111'111. Westtike, K~rmll ' Johns«!, lamUy IIYlnJ, 10 If yOII'n hl'f' 0 llo• ,..._.. " • Mrs. J L Jord.lD, lllltl dau&llIn< kltl trouble or Juet. plllll J>eter Finch may havt 10 abandoll Pl)'ar who olldn't 1tam1re bll hi• plans to lilt in Chekov'a "The Sea· deductionJ could take • elaallo plylq , .... Mclal ,_,., - - ltr, Mrs .• Joseph )>alton and ll'OUble, let Helin Rllp YOU. &UII" on llroa(t"way becauaa our Acton 11'11 dtducUOD o1 10 par Olllll ol lllf w IIMkt .-.. Jt11 loom twin daualltera, Mrs. 111. She wUl al• wel.cot • ,.ur 11111 Equity demands that all of tho aupport- lila CtOI' lncloma. !lie anlap - • to, • pr all- HoOey ihtl dtlulhter, 1111. 0. tllap _ Ill U1 o;oa amusllll nperlt._. o\11• lng cast be Atnericam. Flncb · btllav~ Mlnlnlum Slllltlll'll Dadllcllon from whom 1• II 111ft Gno H. Hesson and aon. Olllllt ret •·••••• ~. dre11 Jlelaa Botti! In care ol that it wu th 11 f h ,._ u.L 11vu him atill auother optlaa. dtlttla IIIIi all elllfiOJtn ;obo (Sundav) dam 17.t, t!.O, ·-~• lhiJ newtplper. Swett, Pt. PltaJBIIt, fi.OI: ~ DAUGJl'l'Ek ROJtiOUD actin& compa~y·~~~ ~~·:Ja;!J _i;~U: Inateld of Hillin& Db 10 per .-, yoa ...,.. or nl1111 1M Wootla Price, production that gave tht play ltal!H llld tsnt lot deductiolll ha llllt)' Wtnllfta- . . a • - James B. Sny48r, Carl D. Sib- 25.1'1; ~I UT,a:U:: Mr. and Mn. W. R. Carpeno made It 1 hit. "Either we all tlo It or llo- . dtoiJWt f2IIO pluo 111 adtllllonol ptl'ftel ...,.. oa Ylrlllllil all 1ry Mlaa Illltl1 Thmh tttlpr Kenaw a 52 ~ ~ 1 ter enterllllltd reoottly 11 tbelt body Will," ;1 the way he IUIIlllt Up AJl4 tJIIO lor 1ach ebmplioll. ,..... lllo~IDa. Mrl. William'!!:. Con- Cbarlololl · ; nd Win- horne, Mulberry Ave. honorllll he's rijht. The rule lJ a lilly ont. • For exampt.. the fi,QOO.o • With Ill DIW eltetnoala equiP' aally and daqhler, Mn. T. L. feel; Marmet, UO !ttl a tllelr daUJhttr, Alita DD blr The unions pennlt American IIIOvlaa yur man with four dapent1111t ment lnlal'llal Jllnmla apDIIIIIclmtt and dauahQra, Ml'll. fltld 14 feet. • bk1hday. Prlllfllt were Mr. to bt made in Communist YurOilavla, children will be abla to deduct can laod Into 1 OOflllllttlr aU ft. s. Thomu and daillhter, ~~ mo.u;mea~. Calhoun dcnlll and Mn. Jolm YOWIII 1111t1 Ph~ 0 and they allow all kinde of R11111a11 111• tiiO on hla loiltt tellll'll lllltead the olll'IIJ beariJC y011t loclal Ml'l. v, A. Ba!lt7 and dautbar . Herd- lp of Amanda; Suey Pll'lcot of tertalners to perform In the llnlttd of the $700 alloww a Jlat qo. Seeurll)' DUmber lllld datlrrnlnl wr 14, 11:30 p.m. ,llLutlwr llorll1- Rutland; Rick Crow, lyra. 1 Statu. If we wel~ornt our tntl!ll!e, all4 Other revltiOna llllthllow pro- 111 -..dl aU u- llelna Ill • mon, up 4. II: 25 a.m.; Roll CUll Wid Mr. and Mr1. Cal'JIIII' trafll~ with them, why nat ollt 1$1141? llldt naw Mlltt for reporllnilneollll ara hJIOI'Itd 1111 JOUI' lltliLDil 810 LEAD '"'o ddown,r~.~ a.m. ter llld Jamta Inti Alita. • • • tha lncomt on llock cllvldlndl. rellll'll. ....... " ..... UPll · own • · wllb moc1att I tlwM lll'llelll WI WID u•n~uRU,.., Aut.... ( up 16, 6:30 a.m., DHII liP I7• Th • producers of the forthcommc For tha lami'• " . n ~, - Thorplr Braadlaua. Nor- 4•40 am· Wallet Roualand WICKHAMS EN'I'Ii:llT.uN ahow, "Catch Melt You Can," are work• etoek holdings It probably ,.;u to point out _,., poll~ de- way's llonble bronae modal . 18 am. OVEC up 18 ta m& lut to htve It on the boaitnelCt mean that oil of Ita oi!Vidtnd ID- dllotlon 111111 toua'tac davlot witmer In the 1161 Olylllplol ~I ' .• 0 up Mr. lllld Mrl. Elalef Wlc oeuon. They've just received · . that come wlli be WI mmpt. 'l'holl! 1111' you. You will report every- took an almost unbeatable L~ a.m.•. Jfu1sha Wood do\tll ham llltertiiDed With a dlofler Bob Hope is plannlnc a filet wt . the with subotantial stock holdihgo thing which muat be llbown on In a tour-town international old 1 · 4 .~m. 'm , BUilD Lanl doWD Ne;o \'ear'• II their bonll. U. ~ same title - but different IUth and llld retired couples man find yOIIC r.t.n btll 1>rW llkt fll1l julnplng competition when be ~· a. ~·. L J'Jeora doWD lOll Ave. Pre11nt ;on Mrl. f an unreleated story. They lbould llop lbty will be PIYIIII a IIIII* lldv11111p ol evtr)' llHlYIDe scored with leaps -.10 an4 i.i~ Otora• tlo:oWD Julia Davia and Ml'l. ,.., worrylna; you can't coprfxt 1 tiUt . . . tu than formerly on dltldendl. opportunity. 2llU Sunday for a 1'10 ""'"t 1oo 11 • ••a30·111'a' m. EUo Pe••-1· B~le• of OalllpoliJ, ~ J K' I l.tll on- f ,..... • •· ' " --.. Ada Hoskllll and Aaa ~• ...., . oe lpn•sa • we p-~ n11 s X •wu o fers Ytlll ea11 • • lllclltl111al, valuellle tall htl• frem a tal. vanll ,. 11, &:41 a.m.; Jllf. or Pamerov 1111t1 tht ...... imd for "I Had A Ball,' ancf word lJ ll'OUnd naw 64-p... IIMolt "Cut Yovr Owll taxM.~ avalllltlt With ot\a tvent to . K heltell " ~ . 1 OD boat down 111, 3 a.m.; Pluil that Watt Dltney tnd h11 tii!P_In art In· Wtdnlltlat, Dave Web or Du- doWD :11, I:5G 1 ,111 ,; Valkllll up · · · 11111 thl'tllllh lhle _ • ...,.... terested In the show's crystal balllheme Jutlt, Minn., 11 2lat wltlt 571.7 ss 4·• a.m.: TWioll dowu . . Lionel Hampton is eiJitilll thi-E " ..prai· the latek .....olna ell ef .... lnt.rtll....,. IIICIIIIIIcl ponll; J117 Martin of Mllmup. c:...iup, 1:30 p.m.; Lfwla up . . . ' •el Of hl1 ntW tenor Ill atar, t Ill lht_aerlw IJII*trllll Ill thlll lilA tlapar PLUI olllla SSI'd with &&U illd Jobrt 1:1!1 a.m.; ttta o1 IAIIIJvUlo DI'IOI._. 1'0 I1111RII'I'OII Coleman, whOm ht descrlbtl 11 ' eomlftuch ma,., Te.,.,. a~~py, ......, IIMIII..,. _,... Balllllll o1 MIMMpoli1, 3Mb down, 2:20 a.m.; Buolllpa Rtate Mil. . M.UOII AliA ' bination of John Coltrane and Stell below, or sand your nama, ..,,_ t11M1 10 - " • with 152.J polllll up 3'1ll un , Boaworlb u a. ,..,_ •• ;. · Gttz, a very olauy comb!niUOIL ' "Cut Y- Own TaXII," tit tiMfJ Dally . llntlnel, _ • · up Meldlbl 7'·11 P 1111 IUktollt •-· T-Ill. 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M• ,....d eon,...., m.: Ra . ln:s!w 3. · Pt d\il .tfi Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ::r bo= Ceeu w- River neWS n c. ._ o lo Rich.rcr 7i DtMtson, u ,a.m.; i·ta lettd i•IIJ of 1fi i it..,.. ·a:·JIIIIIrlr i •: ao 11fE DAIL.y SJNtiNEL ·-r a jan fesUYalln Swedta illzt Slpttm• ber . . . Movte 11\lldtl'l m Qldltlj, l.n· vesting In Columllla PldUl'tllltotk, expectinJI a real lOOm wttll the I'll . .eas, ot Pt 0 "'·-• ter 'Toolt'l lhlllhlbl ........,. ,llm." au~:~~~,e~ifi:"l:..no~ .. But I'Mtaurants In Or"JiWieb \'Ulqe, art about to launch 1 t!IU'd'. It wiU Iii oalll4 the English Pub, headed for a Jan. 14 opentnc, and locattd jlllt dowa the block froiD the otlltr two 011 loWIJ,«<I Ave. - or Avenue of the AmeriiU, If you're a collflnutl lqllll'e. ' ' ' ---------.---···-of I I _,.. . . ,. . 1 111 I ~'O:i:.41t,~.:;: l . ........ ... fll•tCI!yltttltla, Nlw"''trk lf,N. Y, - 1 t ... 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"""P, ~S ·""' 'Ji " *DI 11'11 111c•ar1 If_ "llie m. · ' ~2:!~ Co.;·111o11~ 1 \tiif ·• I . __.. . ef "Cut Yt111r OWII ~ .;y. lilulu;itl II"" thtllt • Pl-,.ltl!d fill tt SDc p.;. . -·=;:'. - ··' up, 1:111 a.m.: Jlllta ~ llP ,, . a.m.; Aim liP WID- .. lU h;, ' t.a · ..o. 11 a If ., tllld, e:45 ~.m.; Bonwtr •do'lll!oo ollalio 1(!111 iiaP .,....., · 111 ....... 1:20 p.m.; Lyun-DOr• up,, l:lt - •..- ~ tiG f,lll. Thea. .. ,. Dlllylentinel, ~eroy-Middleport , 0 .. Jan. 4, 11195-3 Unitas Is Run-away Choice For NFL Player of Year By Uailed Preas St. John 's Coach Joe Lap- olf 1 Wah Foreat raDy to de- sholl. Lee scored 10 polnll 11 1he Mlelllgan must be wondering . chick, wbo after the game felt feat the Deacon'i 81-811 ao Stave Ninth-ranked St. Louis, led by Commodorea edged 'hnneasee II everybody in the East had like he had "robbed a bank and Vacendalt pumped Ill 3% points Garry Garrtaon'1 lf polnll, woo n-72; Jim Shaffer led Obto NEW YORK (UPI)- Quarter- tile .aeaoon'a end. · beard that the Wolverines were didn't gel caught." used a full for lbe Blue Oevila. Wake For- 111 seeond Mlsaouri Vttlley eo,. Slate to a 73-88 victory over back Johnny Unltaa of tile Ba~ Unitas maatonniDiled tht the nation's best coDtgt basket- coort zone-preao to rally bia est hit alnwst 110 per cent from r...ence game. a.at aver Drakt, Georgia Tech; Kentucky ended Umore Colla ba• been oelected league's moo! oxplolive olfen.w ball te•m . Redmen from a l~lnt deficit lhe floor but Dukt also was and tentb-ranked Davidson, IJe. a lltree-garne losing streak by the 1964 player-<>f-the-y..,. In wbich waa No. 1 In points St. John's pretended it didn't and win the Holiday Festival hot, hltllng 58 pet Clflll of Jll , bind Fred Hetzel'•. Zl points, overwbolming Dartmouth 107~ . the National Foootball League aoored (3311, toucildoWIIll (4ll know Saturday ao the Retlmen 1has~etbaO championship. I overcame WUUam iJld Mary's If/; Miami of Ohio upped Ito \ \..~ by United Pre" lntematiooal and total yardage gained upended the No. I team In the Foall Burt Micbpa [ stubbom slow-down game and record to 8-1 by defeating To. ~'\ for his part in directing the (3,535). country, 75-74 and Princeton Jerry Houoton'a field goal defeated the lndianJ TH7. ledo 95-«l; and unheralded Vir~· Colla to theWestern Conference Fourlb Ia Paaolng played like It didn't care last and foul shot In the final minJ West VIrginia, with 61! points ~inia hounced Conne<licut from 1 champoonshop He ~anks fourth among the Wednesday WJtll the Wolverines ute of play and Sonny Dove's 1n the second half, routed Fur- the unbeaten ranka 68-33 to win •''llett8 let me 10 flrot. Y111're The nine-year pro veteran leagues pass""! even though he tonally olpped lbe 'I'lgero, 8(1.78. 23 point.. offset a 24-j>olnt pernun~ I man 106-85 behind Bob Camp'o the Queen City Invitational Iliable .. slarl an R¥alaarhe!" was • landslide chotce of the tbrew ress m .64 Ulan m any lormaace by Michigan's Cazzle " 25 points; Vanderbilt's Clyde Tournament. UP! panel of 42 writers (three of hos five _prevtous sea~ons. He Rlossell Russell fouled out and from each league city) who had the lowest total of mtercepBIU B.;,tln the Wolverines 5-7 covered the season regularly. lions (5) In his nine-year-cacenter, had four fouls ;ohlch . t Unitaa received 29 votes to reer. limited Mi~hlgan's attack and MOBILE, Ala. (UPI)-With \ five for nmnerup Lenny Moore, The fl.foot-1 former alar at f3 defense towards the end of the the forst Semor Bowl practoce . If his backfield· mate with the LouisviDe completed 145 of 285 1 game. ·session set for today, Sooth By Ualted Pren laternatlcmal FBlrport 70 Pymatunlng Val 67 Colts. Fullback Jimmy Brown passes for 2,589 yardo and 17 Cincinnati, deopite Bill Brad- coach Tom Landry of lhe Dallas Graham Local 68 Revera 54 Norton 47 the league champion Cleve- tQ!JchdoWilll and averaged more Of f0 OW ley's 93-points, edged Princeton CowbOys Is utlcipatlng 1 heavy Springfield South 16 Vernuhon 61 Oak Harbor 48 -'Jo land Browns and flanker John- yards gained per pass (9.12) for U!lrd place In the touma- passing allad< from Ida wm. Springfield North 55 Akron North 69 • •Yo Morria of the Chicago Bear• I than any olher passer. LOS ANGELES !UP!) e 1 and LaSalle b al S ra- Landry will have three quar- 1 Sprlnglleld Shawnee 47 . Columbus Eastmoor 64 Rutland s Red Devils suf!er- split the remainin~ eight bal- Unitas is the leader of the Coaches Blanton Collier for the ~~ 73-70 in overtim: for ~ftb terbacks to ch?""e from, includ- Canton McKonley 66 • 1Zanesvoile 71 , et' their third setback of the llots. Colts. He is intelligent and Eastern All-Stars and Don Shu.l olace as Hubie Marshall buck. 1 lng Steve Te?Sl of Florida State, 1 . Steubenvolle M Columbus Wh~tstone 64 season woth a 63-49. defeat at . WIDs Twice quick-thonking. He probably Ia of the Western team todBy ettd 28 points for !he Explor- i Bob Schw01ckert of Vll'gona Massollon 73 Jackson 62 Centervoile 51 Gra?volle 41 Hamden Saturday mght. . calls more "audibles" or play• assembled their squads on sepiTech and Joe Namath of Ala- Northwest 74 Green 59 Newark 62 Cambndge 50 Coach Jim Adams' boys fell In 1959 Umtas. was honored at lhe lone of scrimmage than a rate practice fields and start- 1ers. · bama-the American Football Hiland 72 Tuslaw 47 Newark Catholic 41 • 1bt:hind in the l'irst half but as the league s oustandmg dny other quarterback becau>:e ed drills for Sunday's 15th an- I Wichita, the nation's No. 2 League's $400,000 bonus baby. Cleveland West ·Tech 119 j Mlllers~rt 35 Hamden assured its win In the player when he led lhe CoiLs to 01 his ability 10 analvze sudd en nual Pro Bowl football game team, blasted North Texaa Namath signed the largest : Cleveland Holx Name 581New Lexington S. Aloyaous 73 , thied stanza with a hot poill\ !hell' ~ast leagut cha".'ptonsh!p. delen"ve changes and oome up The top performers of the[ State 107-88 for the Shockers football oontracl ever with the Brecksvolle 71 Brooklyn 50 Logan Elm 66 1spree. Hamden led !fl. II when His somolar honor thtS season 'th 8 lay LO exploit it National Football League clash second Missouri Valley Confer· New York Jets over the week· Warrensville 63 Cuyahoga Hts 55 : Lancaster 50 Athens 49 1 the first penod closed. was a. makes him one , of on! :v rour WI P · 1 for the final lime In the pro t!nce win without a loss. Dave end, but probably wlll not start Cleveland St. Jooeph 61 Watkins Memorial 64 head 28-22 at halftime and held NFL stars to won lloe award bowl which ends their season. Stallworth collected 24 points Saturday, due to a leg injury. Cleveland Cathedral Latin 51 1 Liberty Union 110 ·a 511-39 lead when the final more than once., Tto; others are · GET A "' But for Collier and Sbula before fouling out as Wichita Landry said he would proha- ~ Cieveland East Tech 94 Reynoldsburg 70 eight minutes got underway. Olto G~ah~m 153- 551, Y . A. GOOD STARI1<~ along with some of their top hit 57 per cent from the floor. bly star! Tensi, play SchweickErie (Pa.l Tech 79 I Gahanna_ Lincoln 63 Senior Jim Lambert paced !illle ( 57- 62! and Brown 1 58performers It was a rematch of Lou Hudson's 25 points led ert on both offense and defense ICleveland St. Ignatous 66 Salem 59 Walnut Rodge 58 (ot) the losers by scoring 18 points 631. . . the NFL championship game. third-ranked Minnesota to an and slip Namath In on .,.ucial : Parma 60 Columbus North 82 or eight field goals and pulling The 31-year'llld Unotas called 1 Akron Garfield 72 Euclid 59 Columbo• Hartley 70 down 18 of Rutland's 55 re- the ma]oroly of the plays. threw Collier's Cleveland Browns 81).&1 triumph over cold-shooting plays. dumped Shula's Baltimore Colts Detroit. The Gophers built a North squad coach George IBay 77 Maple Heights 73 Brookhaven th I hounds. The only other Red the passes, and even. d1d more ' Checl< Those .. . 1 27-0 and there was lillie ques- comfortable 37-22 lead at half- Wilson, former head coach of Kent Roosevelt 70 Solon lG Columbus Walterson 62 Devil player to hit 1n dDuble than .the quarterbacks share or 1 lion that the Colts' coach and time on Hudson's loot-band and the Detroit Lions seems to have I Geneva 77 Mentor 73 I Columbus Lindon McKinley 48' figures was Rusty Little with runnong 10 1964 as the Colts players wanttd a chance to tho Tilans' cold 20 per cent sized up the South strength and ColumbUs Aquinas 104 Pleasant View 45 14 . awakened from .'our year~ of 1 vindicate themselves. shooting mark. Sunday was optimistic about his Lorson St _ Mary ~I I Columbus DeSales 76 D. k C d and Radcliff Imedoocroty to won 11 straoght The rival coaches met with St. Joaeph'a Upset team. Cleveland St. John Cantius 90 Westerville 53 to ~ th!"~t:ners with 20 games and wrap up the Westmost of their players at hotel St. Joseph's of Phdadelphis, "They've got three fine quar. Beachwood 88 . Moamoshnrg 61 Beavercreek 60 ~nto each. F. Patten a Is 0 ;ern crown three games before headquarters Sunday in closed recent victors over Wtchlta and terbacks," said Wilson, "but . WelUngton 7g Lucas 66 Poqua 73 Greenvolle 54 ~ ped . 13 hl1 Thacker sessions to devise strategy lor Illinois, was upset 85-61 by un- we've got some excellent de- 'i Conneaut 43 Monster 61 Bradford 47 c •P t 11 on . w, e WINS SPEED SKATE , Sunday's game. Missing from beaten but unranked Provi· fensive backo and thoy'll have Ashtabula HarbOr 35 ; Genoa 56 Lakota 51 "'~a.:din'"~/!::e23 of 45 shots GJOEVIK, Norway (UP!) - , from the field for a good 51 per Sergei SeiJamn or Russia won I the skull sessions, however, dence. The Friars netted their b. come up with some lood ., · G Bay P ackers r·rna 1 11 fou1 shots and Billy plays to get by us. " St. Louis 62 Drake 55 event . of Wf:' e SIX reen ce t average while Rutland was the 10,000-meters . and five St. Louts Cardinals ,Biair scored 18 points to help The North team is not without ! SOUTHWESt sc~rin on 23 of 63 8hots for 37 an Internatoon~l Spe.edskatong I who flew in later from the IProvidence hand St. Joe's it. offensive talent, however. Quat· 0 New Mextco 67 Denver 45 per c:nt Radcliff led Hamden m~t Sunday woth a lime of Playoff Bowl game at Miami, 1forst loss of tho season. terback Rich Badar ot Indiana Midwestern 80 Abilene Chrs. 80 in rebo~ndln with 25 of tbe monutes, 1.6 seconds. . Fla. ~ Seventh-ranked Duke fought and Tom Myers of NorthwestPan Amertcan 80 Sui Ross 58 E . .. Paul Enock of Canada fon53 g b d . ern, halfback Dick Gordon of . Arizo~a St. 102 Rhode Is. 93 ~~";~, l:f~ 0~~tl~nd with oshed thord to set a Canadoan Stop when you need to Michigan Stale and fullback 1 • ~ Hardm Stm. 71 Texas A I J 54 3-3 1 1 f th Th record for . the distance of Faulty brakes ean cause WEST a sa e or e season. e 16:18.7 Amerocan Bart Smith Tom Nowatzka ot Indiana are II)' Uailed Preal Iaternatlonal I Monta a St 77 S ttl 71 Devils will host Eastern this was 13th in 17:15.1. great trag•dy. See us todal t I Included cm the North Uneup. EAST I ldahr, n77 Montan:a 58 e Friday night. . . ror complete, expert brake COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Toledo D I 116 95 -~ I L In the prelinmary oonlest, Holiday F~ova . A. St. 90 Cal Poly Pmna ri~R tl d' d SWEDES WIN CUP service. college basketball standings, Marsh aII 0 2 171 220 S fOJDISe S D' S u an s reserve llqUa soor· lncludlng games ot Saturday, Bowling Green 0 ! 123 175 At New YIH'k · oego t. !11 Pasadena Col. 6tl ed a 60-39 triumph Roger Da- STOCKHOLM (UPll - BryFlDa1 Round Pomona Col. 74 Cal Lutheran . h' h • t h nae th s d. h 1. 1 . · Jan. S: I • ISt. John's (NY) 75 Michigan 74 Gonzaga .i5 Brit. Col. 53 (ot) . vos was og scorer 1or e s, e we os na Iona oce ' Teama w L . PI• Opt ' CoDJOiatloa Northwest Naz. 61! Estn Ore. 73 . ers woth 20. hockey champoon, defeated the Central State 7 0 624 455 La Salle 73 Syracuse 70 (ot) St. Martina 116 Linfield 79 Rutland . . . . . . . . II 2l! 39 49 !'"~~~~e Rockets of Canada 7Cedarvllle 10 I 989 773 '£ Cincinnati 71 Princeton 69 Chapman 60 Hayward (Cal. I 57 Rllmden ......... 16 211 58 . Y to won tho Interna- l E. M•ln ~~ 2·3898 Pomeroy Youngstown 10 I 732 621 ...... Lng B ch St 114 Fllrtn St 107 Rutland - Lambert tiona! AheiarinieiCUiiip'iiliiiiiiiiiiililliiii Miami 8 I 825 630 S fOmOte --T- ~··' lllvltaU08 T·· -~, , ea . ' Uttle H ·l4, Black 1-2-4, Steubenville 8 I 424 404 M~MI (UPI) - 'ftte St. LouAt =~::.~d Y. Sealtle Pac, 74 Esn Montana 5ll 4-0-8, Smith 1·0-2, Stewart Landry IS • Groo • 3 ; QuarterbacksI s u· R dD '} "'-h00IScores e evi s aturday Jgh,:,(: Drop Th' d Collier, Sbula MaPSt t egy F P B I Tesl, 68 .19 of 1 1 I 1 I I ~~t~"~'l ~r/ BRAKES I . . 1 I i' Ohi0 C0 IIege CabO'e Records ' c-a:u,e . s CO pns . I • , I Card P Axed Gallatin 1Better Tbmgs Jn 5P} Ip d v ay .,_., ,., As Head Knick Isyoung Cards, with • long list _ of VIrginia 68Coaaolattoo Connecticut 113 talent to work with, are 1 'I 8 7 750 651 Cincinnati" Hiram 4 I 409 348 John Ca,.oll 4 I 350 313 Findlay 7 2 830 725 Dayton 7 2 701 622 Marietta 6 2 585 511 otU!rbeln 6 2 581 4111 Wittenberg I 2 501 435 Ashland 5 2 441 365 Ohio Unlv. 6 3 743 1181 Toledo 6 3 686 687 Rio Grande 7 4 890 818 Bl uffton 5 3 629 1104 Ohio Wesleyan 5 3 572 S45 ftkron ' 5 3 569 571 Ohio State 8 4 771 7fl1 Baldwin·Wallace 4 4 806 6'15 Ohio Northern 3 3 4!11 412 WilmiltSIOn 3 3 431 468 Mt. Union 3 3 415 fl5 Kent State Z 2 343 314 Malone 4 5 751 758 Wooster 4 5 831 596 Musklogum 4 6 tl75 705 Oberlin 2 3 3211 358 Capital 3 5 571 e35 Xa.ler 3 6 827 823 ilenison 2 6 f47 511 Felljl t 3 292 317 I 4 352 406 CaserTech Western Reo. I 5 428 493 llefian.e 0 6 376 525 Kenyon 0 6 318 435 Bowling Green o 7 437 5110 Heidelberg 0 9 598 724 MID-AMERICAN Miami 4 0 382 2110 Ohio 2 o 190 150 Kent 0 0 0 0 West. Ml~h. D 1 70 62 _ _ _ _ _ _____ _ of HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE Blitz JargOfi Applies Now 1 To Hockey 5. Totals 23-3-49. Hamden - Cannde 6-3-20, B. likely to mnke tr<ouble In the Cornell 95 Canisiaa 84 Patten 2-1-5, RadcliH 9-2-20, NEW YORK (lJPI) - Harry Easter Division o1 tho NFL Thacker 4-1-9. McClaskey 0-1-1, Gallalln, fired by the st. Lonla ranks neld season. Othen• F. Pallen H-13. Totall :13·1466 Hawks last week, retmned to Maybe even more trouble than . · New York Knickerbockers, the past oeason, when Qtey fin- Duquesrot 103 ~lumbia 65 today •• a coaching replace- ished a half-game behind the Bowdoin tl3 W!lha!llll .;2 National Basketball Auoclation men! for Eddie Donovan. Cleveland BroWDS-Wbom they Acadta 64 Dalhou~ 43 j By Unlttd Pre., lntematloul Donovan was named general beat and lied-and capped with Gannon UHI Muskigum fiT By United Press Iat..matloaal Eastern Dlvisioa manager in the ohlft of person- a 24-17 win over Grem Bay'l Providence 65 St. Jos. (Pa.l 81 1 Th bl' I beco . W L. Pet. nel made public Sunday by Irv- Packers SWJday Mass. 77 Northeastern 65 rde ttz s m~ a .by- 8 to 3j 7 .825 · ' Nwrk St 86 Tugrs os Jer 1 52 1wo sports and Di~k Meoss- os n mg Mitchtll Felt, chairman The win, before 51,218 sun· . · . · ner of the Baltimore Cli rs Cincinnati 24 1.3 .649 the board of Madison Square Idrenched Orange Bowl lana In ~t. F~an~tsu S~ has even applied It to boc"r.y.j Philadelphia 19 18 .514 Garden, and Ned Irish, pres- the lith annual NF'L Runner-Up ew or rs Meissner's four goala helped New York 12 28 .318 ldent of the Km~ka. [Bowl. was tile Cards' filth in a AI bama 17 Mls . . ~ 91 "blitz" the American Hockey I Western Division 'nle H GaUalln. who started row. And 1hey don't show any F!n,.,. 7 M sosph{' Sl 71 League's Eastern Division lead.. W. L. Pet. with New York for nine sea- signs of otopplng. 3 em s · ing Quebec Aces 9-l in AHL ac- Los Angeles 23 15 .650 sons •• I player, will mnke his Moot of the national ll!levision So. U. 11111 Miss. V~lley 94 lion Sonday night St. Louis 19 18 .515 llrst appearance as Knick men- audience that looked wistfully Wo~ord 112 Appalacht~ 53 T Do· Ballimoce 18 20 .474 to: Toeaday night at the Garden at the swaying palma In !hi! end Lowslana St. 70 ~rgta 69 eamma~ n McGregor Detroit 14 25 .359 against the ClnciDnati Royalo. zone ;oould bel that the likOI! of E. Carolina 89 Lenoll' Rhyne 69 added two goals and single San Francisco 11 31 282 The hJrlng of Gallatin II the young Charley Johnson, Billy Florida 85 TUlane 53 scores were recorded by Ken Sunday'• Results . third major coaching change in Gambrell, Jerry Stov1111 and Kentucky 107 Dartmouth f/1 Schinkel and Wally .Chevroer. Boston 69 Cincinnati 80 the National Basketball Associa- Prentice Gault wOl bt near the Davidson 77 Wm & Mary 57 Rochester held tts Western Baltimore 142 San Franclsoo 132 lion In the past two months. top lighting for tbe Eastern J)j.. Hlgb Pt. 130 Belmont Abbey 71 Dovoston leadtng margIn and Loa A I 119 St r..ou· 92 Last November, tbe Datroll vision tille nest 1188101!. Duke II. Wake Forest 86 knocked of! Eastern circuit run- . nt'o~~ay'o Gam:: 3 66 Piatons fired Charley Wollf and Quarterback Johnson laid two N. ~ltna St. 9! Yale ne;up Hershey" 11- . Wal~. Boy. (No games scheduled) repla<ed him with Dave DeBus- perfect touchdown passea In Catholic U. 9S Iceland Nail 82 er • three-~oal hat-trick, GerTUesday's Gamos schere and the Ha;oka appointed Gambrell's hondo-one for 110 MarlhaD 93 W. "a. Weol.eyan 74 cy Ehman • 'two scores and St. Louis vs. Detroit at Richie Guerin a former Knick yards and the otlter for seven Ceo. Wash. 70 Vll'. Military 62 Dtck Gambles Single goal did York player, to succeed Gallatin. - and Stovall lntercepttd a American U. 71 Ohlo Wes. 71 the damage for the Americans. Cincinnati at New York Gallalln was elated about his Bart Starr piiSO, IOIIIelbln& to West Virginia 1011 Furman 85 Buffalo blasted ~eveland 9-4 new position. brag about In any league, and Centenary 110 E. Tenn. St. 76 as Len Lunde re(!lStered three • "Return to Ne;o York Is just legged 30 yardo for the clinching Union (Ky.l 84 Knoxville 71 goals. Te~mmate Pat Hannigan great," be said. "With the pres- towilidown. U. (Martin Br.l _Tennessee 59 scored twice and Oscar Gaudet, en! young personnel the Klcka 'lames Leroy Bakken a young . David Lipscomb 56 Barry CUllen, John Stanl~eld are 011 lhe way and' 1 am con- man ;oho ,aloo ~ high In Auburn 71 Mississippi St. 70 and Ed Van Impe tallied. once. fident that we will soon be win- the Cardinal plans added a Guilford 83 Brid~ater 60 Pottsburgh "'nt Providence tung." lield goal and two ~~ points 'Davis & Elkins 7f Juniata 70 further Into lhe Eastern DiviVanderbilt 77 Tennessee 72 soon cellar With a 3-0 vi~ ' ('Zt) :::a :1 SoV'Ill · Late Rally Produces WEATHER AHEAD! of ORDER NOW! LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE Pick Up At Our Lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - Middleport GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 Middleport, Ohio • ''BUt how in the world WinE~~iri"l~~=~~r~:1~~~:y :::: ~ can we 2-Hour allord it!'' Minnesota 80 Detroit 16 Sparked by a IO.point effort blbaU for the lint ttme, Blue Davil subo louled frequent- Ev......me lOB Ball St. 9'.1 by subatltute senior guanl repiaeed freahmaa pard Lor- ly during the final minute o1 Dayton 78 Akron 65 Keith Cottrell, Coach Duke ry Mitchell. play, and tbe Bobcats, who ()e)>auw 110 Butler 88 Burson'• CalHa Academy IDgb The Bobcats' zone defense finished wllb 18 of 29 free Wichita 107 N. Texas St. 18 school Blue Dvells rallied bi ~ . baffled the Blue Devila throws, aUcod the final margin De Paul '12 Marquette Sol the second half to defeat Joltn lroin f81! out moat of the ev~- to nino poln!Jo. Creighton 80 ~ Force 19 Wickline's aroused Kyger lng when all of a sudden CotKYGER CREEK <NI Ohio U. 14 BOwling Green 19 c..,. J~ot!eats 63.Q4 In a non-1""0 betan blttJna from · !be Duncan, 1-1--11; Leach, 1- Mlaml (Ohio I 16 Toledo 116 coriferenee hardwood · clash rtght of tile foul ~~cle. 8--10; Tyo, 8--1-13: Barnett, Oblo.st. '13 Georgia TBcb aa ION REQUEST) Saturday Digbt before approxJ, Before the Wlekllnomen eould Z.....l-6; Thomaa, 1-(1..4; Pol· ~teltt 11410 la,ns. ad,jbst, CoUrell bit tWice cya ~; Jolmson G-1-1 to ,.,..P up tbe card .mng, I Down 211-ze during lnterm~Jo. straight long ohots, gMng the Collins, :1-1~; - roroWI 18 creon ~·· Jim Tar.tor sion, lhe Buraonmen pulled ev- bon)• club a ._.. margin with -111-64. scored twice In the final period en a,t 28-28 with seven lnin~f 1.:41 left In the period. GAWPOIJS <U) ! to add to Paul Hornung's 40 rem&lnlog lD the third peiiod Cotlre11 bit 1Jvo · 0 In the ! D. Hamilton, 5-1-11; Col- yard field goal In lhe first quar- WY 2-5421 POMI.OY on Pete crlp abo\ •.fourth period l'lllll II 49-41. trell, 5--0-ID; Buraoo, 5-0- :-· ter Elema eeeondl later GABS anti another II 11~ with IO;Gibert, 1-1-1; Bmm, t.- 111 · .. enJ -~ lor the llr8l lim• •=lo left Ill )he ' . . 0-2; Mllchell; J..-.t--7; ADIIel.. 11101'1' then eight tninuPB . ' 1011, 1-2-11; Gllmare, ......I 1 0 • • When Audenon popped ln a GAHS hiked Ita ·~~G- 2; - 'roToWI J1 I Q, I ·0 short .JI@IJHI;l , ' . f? - a lfi.P.olnt IJII'ii¥ - be- By Quarten: ' · ' 0 P 1 0 M I! 1 I I S T AfW ......, Tro !led It lit fon Blftlll elaired' hia.~ Jyger Oreell ' 12 18 U II - 14 Offtee BOIIJ'C 2 1 Ill wllll .ill left '- tile .... ~lckllne alsp. ela~ lllp ~- ~l!J , . , , 11 to~ 18 - a ' . IO to ( at NOOIIIIII feriDd, ~: lilt 1w 1ta1- ,W:lila Jl. _,Ddt : ...,..~. GABS -. E<: ~1'lmra. - ~ ClDw'l St.. DRY QEANING SERVICE R0b"1nson S QEANERS ~erson's .;;;B;;ut:_;l~t~w:;aa~IOo;;_;;ia;;;t•~·--Jiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!!! ;,.do..Z, :tt·· N W COMPTON 0 D e •• ' ~. '' >i ' ' ' ' bllerutloul l 1: 1 \ '. • St. John's Upsets Michigan, 75-74 ~--------• , · - - - - - - - - 1-Dally Sentinel. Pomerey·Midtll!pert, O:!l._an. 4, 1H5 k~~~-~.:- w~= ~eWs 'ml u r Briefs Mr. and Mn. Leo smltb and Spriags ·- ,, ' • •' olfl'<!,.l"" "·').- ~ ·. _,..,J '"'-~. ' ' ;.,, ... ' ~.,.,- ~\.. 4 ' ~. ,; 'I ·~p _\ ,:,"'";- . L,· a,,.,., _ a- That'• •• o' lat " folb _, w~ ~want to buy - • thing bUt doD't hue the I'll Jt cub to do it. If that'ln!UJ' pnb. • •'. -·. ,_ .. -~ : •' ... ' ~ .. ~~ -~ !-'; :· ......,. ,:J!'O::'- ' .'t< - . . !-< of dollan to thouaanda of people for hunclreda of different reuoba. , $2500 TO $200()00 UF£ 11151 tR~NCE AYMABU. oN AU. I.Oo\NS 300 w. Second St.-wYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy NOWOPEN SATURDAY 9AMTO 12NOON _____ _ . ,_ DAVE QiofUNGER, MGR. ' . il..'. lem ••• phone ua and uk for the cub you need. We loan millions ECO~OMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Pomero, ' i .. ,. ..- . ... . .. . ~~ _, . «' ... . •• .V•• ,. . ' :I. . ' ~ .•l ..t-,..~. ( .,-·;~. o ~: ···. . ' .. . �..... __ .. ~ ---· ~ ~·· , ) .,...,.._ 'laUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 4, 19.. _ _ _ _ _~11 ~::-:-=---=:---. 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FrMh FroHa Cube stew lhp. 1/t/1!5 lanquet Whole Country Club 14 Kroger Sherbet Or Peanut Butter ~~·j;; 69c Waldorf Tissue 12 ••n. , Pork & Beans 4 :~::· s1 Corn ____________ Apple& #303 cans Rag. & Super Fruit Mix _____ _ 4 $1 Pie Filling 2"can•2" 75C La•Cottage Cheese 49c Cake _______________ "· 39c "1'1 cans & Sm. Curd Large An51el had 12-ct. .... or...,..... ....,. .ttl! HXII -New! cln . $ Fleecy White Bleacb ___ ,., '" ,a,. UHie Bo Peep A•••la __, Beads 0' Bleaih ,,,,__,_,~~ 4h Dry Tren ,___" ________,___ .::~ 49c U••id Tread ,_,__,,____-: 4h Dutch Cleaaer ____,_..... 2 !!: Sweetheart Soap __,_____ 4 BI•·White __,___,_________,_ ~ lrispy Craoken-a~ la•isco Ritz Cracken ~---, .! 41c Strietma11 Cl•• Cracken _.! lh Mi11te •id Ora•p .l•ile ': -~ Mime Maid Ora1p .l1ite '':lie aeHy Crooker BiiCIIIa __ aall , ~OFF LAilL IIItul -··· M twtll _ ....... - ... qt. 1-lb. pkp. U.S. No. 1 All, Purpose While rC B ill ACT/0111 :, or Wltn ,...., •• •• c ,·r ·UI <·:til.o'il ·. •• And Required Purcha•• *l:•urt ...... lwclllllc• by l•w ONI C0UHN IIOIIMIO WITH UCH ~.Cit IUIICHASf: YOU MAT llDtiiM AI Mtllft COU• fOMS Al TOU WISH OH nus USIS . "' AHY EVANS AMPS a $10.00 PURCHASE NCW THRU WED. IAN . 6th, 19(i5 ON[ COUrON t~DifMID WI'" 1...0. Ill_. fut(H .. st. TOU MAT IIDIIM AI*HY C0U. . fONS AS TOU WIUt 0H IHII iU$1$, AT ANV EVANS STAMPS • $10.00 PURCHASE NOW THRU WED , IAN, 6th, 1965 ONf COV,ON IEDifMfD WlfN lACH Ill. . fUICHA!r.( rOU M.U lfDIIM AI~ AS fOU WliH ON INI$ ....SIS. C0U. ~...S AT ANY EVANS c lb. ---... ...... .' sa·.._"'..,_..0. . --•• _._ c:itlll. r 5 ...... 'IIIIDWI -• ' Niii - _. 1 ............... 1 5 r • :..J. :;.:.-=-= ................ - ' I lit • ~ ------· ~~~-- 4a -'"'·•• p I Id-a._ START THE YEAR RIGHT Now II the time_tD pay bills allll debiL Make a freoh Nit ill the D8W year. ODe quick loan is the answer, Take the cash. Square up and start right Cut down your paymonll allll have more for y......,lf. RellSODIIble terms fOI' evorycme. . . • ••$500 $1000 ... $2000 •••; •a ,.~~~~~~o WI HAVE ITI THE NEW • , , PIERCE SIMPSON 125 I. MAIN ST. PHON! WY 2·2171 ( WHEN MONEY IS THE QUESTION, f FOREMAN".&ABBOTT .. ' :'YOYR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" li TH1 ANSWII ,, ~~~ :l~ .~VEJE . ~ •• ••• •• •• •• c . I •• •• •• •• •• •: . . ~····················~ ,. Doz. katie EVANS - .... :::;.::" WHITE Rec•lar 2 for 3la 18·0L Loavu •I •• 801 MILLIR, MGil. GUARDIAN 23 ., • Ji "A" LARGE •• •• -~Ill • EVANS QRADI ~~::--:1 ., ,!';AY;AD;O,' tr ....... = 111111 l·lb. trar pack .... wo SooH Asst. Colors With lewspeper Coupoll •• eouDOQ •nt PUrdl... 41oa- 2e .. Kn(er WJdil Jlftad• 2-lb. Eatmore SLICED BACON II o ess . . . . . .. Thank You Cherry Jan. 6th, 1965 TOPPY ot.GASI gal. A'llondale C. S. for just a 1 Now thru Wed •• penny's worth lzp. 11$/ft Listerine Antiseptic Belmont kroger 49e Or More value. 4 esauce ' l're• TDJI Vala1 8ta11p• 1f1l.b eoUPOD and purchue ol Stock up on this terrific Hanover Kroger "' a load ot clothes Kroger Orange Juice 3 ~:~; 66c Chicken _ J'·;~~ 69c Beef Stew ~:·n 39c Ice Cream ------·- 5 P''· s1 I Dry .................................... Kroger Frozen I 1 I Wings . lb. 19c Backs __ lb. 10c "Soul' & ~ • White or Pink GRAPEFRUIT each v.a ~ ~~Mr~-~and~~Mr~s~-~PaiuJiJfaiiuber~~~~!~~~ Mil. Hartford Breasts ____ 49c Legs 45c Giblets ___ 39c Livers _____ 89c lb. Oursjl~~~·~ I "Fresh or Frozen Piece Chicken" lb. la!JII!Tfa.:.y.and Mrs. Paul 1 1tiF/IIfiiF!I' 1 ---- ------------- Cut-Up erSOnal • • • (, Old Town Flats ~~~- .~y~~ ~~::~""-::~···Mrs. Carol and Gary ' SOClety • NOtes ofDaleLetartLawson. Fai!JI, local, Danny Halnes, vtSJted Mr. and on Mrs. Jobn Sharon gel of Darwin Sunday. '!'he Official Board of Heath munity dinner. Lawrence and VIckie Johnston Mr. and Mrs. OaiUl Hol;t.or l In p of Minersvllle Route. and daughter visited her :\ltthodtst Chureh on Sunday I It was announced that new adopted a resolutwn of commi~ maps had arrived. Mr. smtth omeroy Mrs. Mary Keii"QI Is •iaidng . ento, Mr. and Mtl. Clyde Wk~nl men! tn cooperation with the reported that Mrs. Belly Lit- Mrs. Dana Ohver. woo II .re- her daughter. husband and VISitors of Rev. and Mrs. Sunday evening. Ouadrennlal Emphasis pro- tie had been hired to serV. 88 cuperatin& from I recent 111. famlly to PtiUIIJivanla durin& John Buoeh were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McK=le and 81"11111 being establlshed by the church Janitor. Various pr<>- ntll, left last w..k for Coium- the holid&y vaealon. Lawrence Bush and Connie ol Linda Stone and his Methodist Church. jects were referrod to the trua- bus. for an Indefinite viai_l;t:ith Mrs. Garnet Smith has re- Racine Route Z on CbriJtmas. ten called ~n Mr. and The Rev. M. E. Dowson re- tees including a •weeper wtr- her daugltt.or an<. 11011-m· w, turned after spendlna some Mr. and Mro. Leon Miller, Mr. Lowell Greer &nd family ported on the project which ing outlets on the ground' noor Mr. and Mrs. Davtd McGh time in Florida . and Mrs. Henry Davis of Che- nesday. will be Initiated by a study and replacing of fire exting- 484. Blenheim Road. \ Mr. and Mro. Edw•rd BUlb. shire on Sunday afternoon and n.~r. and Mrs. Carl Hood course Including the Ephesian uishero, and the heating plant. MISs Eleanor Smith and l,lr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry I Mr. Roy Buseh called on Tues- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Artl!llf[ epiStle and the study book, The group voted to approve frtend, MISs Audrey Bell re- and two children vloited Mr. day aflemoon. Hood vlotted the Green 'One 'Nltneu in One World," the replacing 0 ' the commun- turned to their home, New York and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Ollte Sayre vis- Chrllllmt!s Day. with total church member par- ion service. Miss Frieda Fal!hn- Cit¥ ~turday, afteJ 1 ten days and family on Christmas Day. ited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Frances Brown and ehll· tJclpatton dealred. te read a note of appreciation vi!lt wtlh Mi,. Smtth'l mother, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sayre The meeting was opened with /from the Albert Ebersbach M"': Florence Smith. and family were cuosts ol hor prayer by Jack Bechtle with ;family for nowers and sympa- MISs Eleanor. Smith. Miss parents, Mr. and Mra. Clint Leo Sm1th , chainnan, in charge Jihy during his iilne 85 and Audrey Bell, Mtao Carolyn Johnson of Portland Christor the business session. Re- death. Mf!. C. M. llenneay. Smtih and Mrs Florenee Smith lltAS Day. port!<! were given by the com- Jack Bechtle and James Euler r~t~ned home Friday, af~P.r a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Theiss mission heads which included were named to purchaso a Vlltl In Springfield with Mr. of Belpre and Mr. and Mro. attendance problems, a pro- sweeper for the church . The and . Mrs. Wall hoe Allen, Mrs. Ted Bailey . of Georgia_ spent gram of oharing by the elemen- ~ meeting waa ctoaed with pray- Hartell Russell and . Mr~ AI· Christmas wtlh Mrs. Loutse Van tary grades for the Church er by Mr. Smith . Thf' commis- ICe Chamberlin ar.d m Co:um- Meter and daughter, Nicki. School during Febmary or sion on education met prior to bus with Mra. Lawrence Weed. Mrs. Lizzie Hoffner has imMarch, the possibility of assist- the board meeting. Mr. and Mrs John H.outer proved much since she ~turning in the training of 0 ml!of Akron who were called here ed home from the hoapltal. si onary student arTd a report by the illnel!ls and dealh of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A~therso!l on the recent chiidren'a com· Charles Smith, are the KUests •pent Christmas Day wtth th..r or !dios LuciUe ~mith. I daughter, Mrs. Elva Dalley and Suita Filed With Mrs. GayneUe Wise h,. re- Jramily. turned home after spend:ng the Mr. and Mn. Carl Autherson Circuit Clerk holidays with her son lltld dau-1visited Mrs. Lottie Sheffield PT. PLEASANT - Judgm•nt 1 ghter-in-law. Mr <nd Mro. Jer- and Mrs. Alice Van Cooney at and right-of-way suits have! ry Wise and family. the hospital. They are tmprovbeen _ftleJl in the office of the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibbs were ' Rev. and Mrs Robert WotiB ing CircUit Clerk. host• to the Bapltst Adult clas• l and Lynn. Kim, and Kay return- Mr. and Mrs. WaYJll' and lamIn the Judgment action the and teachers for the lltcember ed to their home, Mohawk Vii- . ily of Reynoldsburg. Mr. ~rane Supply Company, a divi· meeting. IJage Saturday, after spending and Mrs. Harley McLaughlin of s_lon ~f Crane Co., a corpora- ! Their home was beautifully the holiday weekend with her I Columbus, Mrs. Mae Van Mettw~, IS seeking judgment a- tdecorated for the Ctu"istmas parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . er and daughter, Ruby and Mr. ~amst Thornton and Clara 1session in which many plans Barnitz. I Robert Ours, local, visited Mr. ~urgess for merchandise de- story which she illustrated with . .and . Mrs. Charlie Carroll and livered. . 1moving pictures of "The Other Mn. DesJue P~tterson re.tu~n~ famlly"· · - - - - - - - The rtght-of.way action sty!· Wise Man ." The Rev Hoover ed home Sunda), from T\lelg, fi Frank Forshee, Ma3-·si1 F'or· was in charge of the devotion· I General Hotpital . . ing, after spending New Yesr~s shee, Donald Forshee David ' als and conducting the business Mr. and Mrs. Millard Owens at Canal Winchester. with theJr l.ee Forshe, Ned Lambert and !mession in which many plans Jr. and daught~~ ot Parkers· daughter and son·in.:aw. Mr. .John F. Miller vs. Frank L. for projects for the church were hl_lrg, ~ - Va. Y1Sitt1i Satlrd1v . ?"d Mrs. Roy Evdns an{~ fam · Long, Phillip E. Long and Ev- discussed. Mr . A. K. McClung! ~:th :IS aunt, "'rs. Jacob '..: ly_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ erett Gill. . wag elected president or the oec ner and cousms, Mr and · class Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mr. and Plfasanl Vol! u01 llal · Mrs. Everett Dailey ADMI'M'ED ey P During a social hour refresh- Jerri and Eddie Frick re: Clarence Green- ments were served by Mr. and turned to their ""mployment In Iee, PI . PI easant · Byrd 0 · Mrs · G"bb Hoover Columbus Sunday•• af•.er spend1 lll. A!! Rev · G . . ' 81 · M ame, C aUt'::,~ Ferry; Mrs. has been assigned to another ing the hoUdav :Veeken~ with SU.-KR MARKETS a~v~~ amp . , Jr .•. Pt. Plea- Parish in Berlin Heights, Ohio, tJJeir parents · Mr and M r 1 We reserve the right to Limit Quantities san ; rs. David Atkmson, Le- and was to move there Dec. Paul r · k ' · ' Cor. Second and Mill St. tart; Ja~es R. Garrett, Pt. 29, they were preoented with Dale r~d~ms and daughter, Mon., TuN, Wed. & Thurs., 9 to 6 Pieapsanl t, Mrs. Mack Bauer, many lovely and useful gif\8. Goneril of Sabina were holiPt easant; Bernard Lamp Regret t h. d 1 · ~-Sa·turo~av 9to 8:30 PI PI . ' a IS epar ure was day guests of his r.iece and ~ · easant; Willard Jeffe:s, expressed. Cited wen his inter- husband Mr and Mrs ' S!wrPomeroy; Mrs .Edward Km- est in young people and his dill- ley swa'n. . . . . I na1rd, Apple Grove-. gent work in the entire comDISCHARGED: Genetta munity. Mr. and Mn. Tom Hayman I Browning, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. Attnding the meeting wore and dllugloters Pruge and Be;h . Jacob Phillips, Hartford; Ava Mrs. Steven Howard, Mrs. D. were Sunday d:nner guest" oi ,! r.~rdner, Buffalo; Mrs. Win· A. Smith, Mra. Howard Wagen. Mr. a~d Mrs. Sl1erley Swan. . fret! OiJ)lrne, Leon; Mn. Mich- hats, Mrs . Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Edwtn Sellers of Parkersbur~ . 11 . SWIF'TS aet Burke and daughter, Chts· acob Phillips, Miss Edna Hoff- w. va. was the w•-~•nd cuost , ter: Mpi. Bobby Buck and man, Miss Maxine Kearns, of his brother and siSter-in . oon, Green Castle, Ind.; Mro. Mrs. Harry L. Dyer, Mr. and law, Mr. and Mro. George Golda Neville, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Earl Hoffman, Mr. and Sellers. .,. U. S. Cov't. lnopocted Loval~ Roach, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. A. D. Hume, Mr and MT!I Mrs. Albert Mees was I he Ralph !'Anderson, Pt. Pleasant. A. K. McClung, Mr. Donald Sunday dmner ~uest of her SIS- I Lean, Mild B,IRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Mill' E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. tor and brother-m-law, Mr. _and Sug.. Cured vin Campbell, Jr., Pt. Pleas- James M Crump MT!I. Earl lltnns Sr. an~ a daughter; Mr. ond Mrs. HARTFORD PERSON.U.S Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Oil , David Atkinson, Letart, a son. Mr. O'neil Quillin is ciritical- and Mr. and Mn. John Krider • Set,.. . . 111J1r 1111111' ly ill with a heart ailment at and Jetta and John of Choster I the Veterans Memorial Hospital Road spent s,,turday evening : COLUMBIA ..... . p with Mr. and~ Rajmond ..,. m omeroy. Kr'•de OF OHIO INC Mrs. Vernon Grinstead is a r. ' • surgical patient at the Medical Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearho Center Hospital in Gallipolil. returned h_om_e __saturday_ e_"en· Mrs. Mary Wumiller and Mrs. ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lila Reuben Stewart were business • visitors in Parkersburg on Mon· day. ,. Mayor William Kelly has been busy the past week putting fln- f lshing touches on the works in town. I G . etting Commitment to Quadrennial Plan Is Adopted bYHeOth Ch UrC h 8001d I of oak HiD '91111111 ber and ohiJdlW f11 I! and Roy Gillen and family of 01af.. �. -.::. I -. . .... - .... ,., , _.,. _.,_. ..,_ ... I J • r"---------., ~Dolly l ' 1 ,._ @) WANT AD -- · . -.... noN I sentinel, Pomeroy·Midtlleport, 2 SIGNS 0 ., Jan. 4, 196&1 ~wnNG, Pomeroy ::::".J:.~.:::.,~::,", ' ;, ,.~ · IWI, If &117 · ot \llrlam \t o• ~ u 1 1 •u1fh Bullneu Services Plluallill:q. ,..._ - ata. U a.41 , ol Jonplwk H.rt.- ........ l'i~~. o;:.,;::::'=..! ~.=:P..:' ...... lqu DtcerMdJ IIW.t. ca..o.,, wtw.. - . .- "" ~ M""tnr Co. ,._ ....,.,., ..... ..... •"" fthl of ~ 1 ..,· dn •boN pfac. of relkl"'" Ia 111811 QUALITY ~ Its Finest Chri~tmas Gift ~ ~·.. a.~, "'"~""' ._._ ·- ................. ............. ,....... Pomeroy Motor Co. """" .., sliver . sville "'"'"'u ""' """ " '" 3tcl:t':!P•~,o'r~~ ~~~::,tnc ho:~ ==;:==;:;:=~==- abl~. Th~t~nks I a~u Y~_cuse.ing ~-. ·~ ~('(] ~ (tJ• - - - r') es-~ ow~ f~lloWinJ house i Ph~ne. ~ AI !Pow~~ ~~tecnng ~ISS childr~n. l on~-~n o·~· t ThiS' Week's I . ~. I I .7.~-;-;;;;;-;;-;;~===-== •= f r sa Ie Cage Games UDI'~ ~. M~A-;R:-;AN,..--;F:-W"~Ac:g=e=ncy=.-N . .d.' M::':~t, Mi~k. ~;d w;;; .. ~ ··~ ·~·:... ~ :;;:::..:;~!~:'.':"'.;.,i,'!:.,.,.,. !:~~; mo~ 1 a-:d ~:!.:~~·~. 6~~ten1110Do ::~.=";.~"'.!::', <:;:~w~ .~:. m.;-:: & ·•~· ·,,.~ ~' ~~~~~~~7:.:..··:,,:.,;:~~;~ ~~~ mi~:'":~ ·~.;:"'~~~· D-l 0.2 IT. 81e..,.1,. -to I '"'~' 11U1olto ·~7:: ,':",~. •~•m M,o~. ~·~:. ~- ~ Ma~l 1~ ~fayette u~wn• RA DIATOR SERV I ( E ~· . "I BLAMNAR'S -~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '1~': ':!,"~ :nkno~ w~ Feg~~Y· n!;~, t~lh. '~~,""' ~~:..:~ Cro~ .-p~rter t.;.,~g-· Attor~ey• a~·..;;.~-; N~..U:,~CI ~·::~e~ene• Eastern Local S • ty N l es ..... "'' "'"' ............ ~• _!"'.\::"~ OCJe Amaada 1.!_.~~::· .:=-_ ':-~·''""· ~",::''':"';. ~ ~-~"::.:...-"; H.-a· :1:::: .:J::;..."!_ ~:::;::.,~,...,\~':: """"'~ u..a~ "•~•onto. ~..,., Snow Tires aodi~,.....LA~no-a 1 ~~ 2-2~68. ~ 1•.UJ~. Slm~ I -- ~ d':c~~~·':t~d ~~~~~~~,~eo~' c.~~ • ~- ~.and ·=:::..._. _"'-·-~ ""'',. ·~ ~ w--~ I 1 1-.,.--._,, day~ ~!~.,w~~~ ~1.':.":' ~•~=~ •-~•••"· 1 Pat'r of B&Es PROVINCiTOWJf . Bemg • p bed Bv Offi.CI.alS "'~ en.~~g =ed tube tf. OrplllUI ...01111~ O.R...... DAILY O&YPlOQUOTIII- Here's how lo work ltr AllYDLBAolollll LOifGrllLLOW Onto lt~UM'IImpiJ tDr aaotblr, In Utili u.ll\ple A. II t.IMd for the Uaree L'-. X for the two 0'.. etc. 8in1le letten, apMllbpbtM, tbe Jlncth ~~n4 fonnauon ot the wot!l. ar• all hinta. ..., .... - · lfttoo. .... dUrlftliL Ito :Or:~r.U:~:~::::~·,;u::~ KXM I 9~ j 1-'1 • ' ts. . . Oil. 'You're a hard one to dopt GUt oometlmoa, Pop! Firat 10u tell mo n~t to wute tlmt on thln!(l I don't Intend to do later In life, 'l.nd then you lnoltt I htlp on a deal like thler" WMPO Radio \lUNDAY THRtJ riUDAY ' I 6:00 Sign. On - N1111 6:0> Scared Heart 6:20 Meigs Collllty RFD 6:25 Paul Bowetl - Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Sh01> 6 57 Weat~er 7:011 Newo 7 05 Tiny's Momtng Chapel 7.20 Bill Miller Show no Sports 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tuea _ Thurs·) 7:50 Newo 8·00 Bill MOler Show 8:00 Johnsoo Simpson Ins. (!rklay) 8:30 Daily Light 6:45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Bsker Furniture ShOll [WEd. - Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Mkl Sbow (Thurs.) 9:011 News 9:05 Coff"' Wllb Janet 10:00 8111 Millers Brunch Sbow IJ:I)() Mlnlslerlal Association Jl :IS ~~n County Agrl. l!:nt. . (Tud.) 11:15 Family Worlhlp IThun. 11:15 A.S.C. Prognm (Frt.) L1:30 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's CoUD!ry Hymnt;me 12:00 Cement Bloct Newt 12:15 Goessler Gu• Slw TERRY FIX •tud• AOiilo.-._.._ llVHK YVHOKORM KXM FAMQFBTMI EVHK EMB SIMTCAVCH.- YVYM 8atutdaY"• Cryptoqoot&t ANY TWO PHILQ~.~ : :'i!ER~ CAlf TELL EACH OTHER ALL THEY KNOW 1N TW(.t iiOl.iRS.BOL>!ES WJEH RADIO MONDAY TIDW I'IUDAY · 6:45 SliD 011 7:00 Be Still llld KnOll 11:!0 Larry AndtrloD lbow 7:03 News 1:011 Jim Moes Sltow 7:08 lltluatcal Clock C:OO T!nyS Saota Clau.o Show 7:30 N.,.. Headllnos 4:11 Jim Med Show 7:32 MIISical Cloek 4:30II:lletrlo Co. Ne1n 7:45 Word aJtd TestimolJ1 4:40 Jim Mett Show 8:00 Ohio Valle, News 5:011 Sian Off 8:05 World Newo SATURDAY 8:10 Spol'll Tacl!IJ %:110 stan On • News 8:15 Woatltor 6:05 CoUD11'7 Mullo 8:16 MUIIoal Gloek 6:25 Coun11'7 Jamboret 1:55 Com.nUDIIJ News 7:00 Larry Alldii'IOIII Show 1:00 Ttalk ar the Town 11:00 Top Ten Show 1:11 M4Jt11 Ooanty News 12:00 Noon Nawo 10:00 Publle Simco JJ:II MUC!Ial Interlude 10:11 tlllllly Worship Hour JJ:OO Thf Rtf. Merlin Teetl 10:10 IAII:hs•rlng 1:110 Jlm M... Show 11:011 Newa Beat 1:00 S<ian 011 11:05 MoTI!lng Melot!Jea lUNDAY except Friday, Church 7:30 SliD On - Army Hour Bella Ring 1:110 Fronclo City Baptist World News 1:!0 Sunday Show 11:55 Mason County News 9:30 The Bible SpeakeS to v"''''" Community News 10:00 The Good Lifo 12:05 Local Newa 10:15 Sanday Show 1.1:10 Markets 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Weather 12:15 Christian'! Hour Bullatlu Board 12:30 fte\1. Merlin Teeto JJ:2& Newt 0 Qramo 1:00 Rev, Antlrtw PWIOIII Coun!J Apnt 1:30 Rtv. SUll BUIUPI '2:46 Coun11'7 Qo ROOnd ~:110 Rav. ito.QOt lboma t:ll N1111 Beat 3:00 ,Sunday Showcase l:OO Coun11'7 Go Round 3:30 Country Hymntimers '55 New1 Beat uo BaptiSt Layman'• Hour ;:oo Midway MaU... 1:00 Sian Ofl 3:55 Newt Boat t:OO Dlsclrta with Oosa t:ao lntercbanp l:oo CommunitJ Now• 5:05 World Newo 5:15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:41 Slgo Off SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Ba Still and Know 7:113 New• 7:118 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Mualcal Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8·00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World Newo 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 PL Pleasant H.9. Football 10:30 Soug & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 N•ws, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gramo 12:30 Saturday MaUne. I: Iii Ohio State Football 4: 011 fltsclng with Doso UO Top fen Revue 5:110 News Ro.mdop 5: 15 Public !ervtct -.. 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign 011 Bw GEOitGE WONDEII 1b HAIIOLD CiliA Y A.BBIE AND SLATI WIIIINIE WINitll TAM AND' TE'~Y MffT Tiff ISIR4W FRIEND,' TEEL HE 16 THE AMER'IOlN ClYJUAN IN QtAI{R Cf= ~0 ANL'7 IN .. M. PU .. FOIIA!ATlCift Rltt 'lifE 5!\:roR- BA.KtR ~'r VILLA6~119 KER:!~;~ FURN itu1•E •::::1 's LUMP STOKER ·E ~mbqrger. ~ CO PEACOCK COAL . -- ,----, t5. Implement Pneumat.Jc o. a~~~:::;.========~ COAL FOR A . LE ":; ~ .,o.;:.":::~~·'\.-..:::n.~ · c-a :tfornl~nttt;.' :r- ~; ra;e to do w:h Chi~pe"? jti_ 1 n""~•• 1 hJve ~~ocu:e~ " W""'" 40. Llko tLIJaloitoo w-~ ~.~""'"; ••••~· ~· ":::Oo:'.'"~:r ~';.'. ~, Alh1~ "~'-" ~•"' not' J.!:o.~::·~;,, ''"·,.:~·;• 0:• ~~:·':' ~.:";. •.~. ':.":,,::..\'":;!!1 de~~md· Sne i:; preparinq a oepe'" on ~a:-r1 ' ILJ. Pi'lr!~~ r2 . and thar.J.q; te> -a r10~t forcun~te ~et Of · ........ 1111.-de ! =~ :"; ! ., nooboi'M ~- ~::Jd~ ~~ ,. ....... ilniUap 35. Certt.lD. owt~.ed ~· hn. QUIC:K !! tbe lrll Blaettnars 1..,,.,,.....-----:--:..,.."':"~i NIAW~JUMP IN TH' B~ESH-­ M. Aftltlclot n~ennc• •·"'~ h:lt:'¥J.I:ilOQ pou. 11. Pl,..ento4 JaJerot ::•n:!"'e:!:~a!:O:t.~~.o.~ eo~:~v•nd I I " - wit~ Long B ttom s . ty News --~--H~ HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Five I "Valentine's Day. " • Brtliob ac141cs will ohare top 1 bllllna In Columbl&'l "KIn I P. FONDA ON TV Rat " - Tom Courtenay. James I HOLLYWOOIHUPI) Fox, Alan Wabb, Donholrn Ell!· Fonda. Heney's sprout, ott and Rog Lye. otar in the pilot of 1 propo!!ed video series titled "The AvengBf RICK DUBROW chair lo Ute oubJocl of " ABC jGI!En GOBEL ler.·• UDIIed Pron lnlenrallooal St.ope" J1111. lJ, •. Tho poostbiL I HOLLYWOOD (UPJJ-Georao We wish all our readert ity of life on other planet• Ia Gobel will pop up os a gu•at lllapptut Ne- v..r ever In HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- No101 . ball of 1 one-holll leature on 11tar In 1 sermenl of :JOih Cillo 'llli! lo wltoh t•levijlon by : !"Today" will be expand11<1 from 1be Hr-.adUntn: Allin Sher• the subject ot· CBS-TV's "Camman 's NBC·Tv •!l"<'lal Jan. Il lera Three" Jan. 10 ... appeato will lndude Lome Green•, Afto ing on both of these program• 11 gic Dlrkln10n and Jack Gilford Welter Sullivan aclence wrtttr Steve Allen replaces Phil of the New Yor; 1lmu and ••· £i\ven on CBS-TV '1 "The En- thor of " We Are Not Aldn~ ." tertalhers" nett Saturday ... A01<08!t DOWit 11. Perform 1.81*-fti14. NGthlllf LwVIolinist IIUC Stern 11 ;n~•r· Add Prognm" NBC.TV'o l Wrlp ll. V•t t'Qof "•pt~ viewed tm NBC-TV 's "Today" " Haz~l.' with its rlti\lii 5. Lime lrN 2. Wallablw fodder program Thursday Rny· doocendtll&, ls a pretty fal1 bot .. ,k a,... 19. Base. I. Thl'lllogll mond Masuy will br the cfr· . to end Its run after thae season t . Top ball or 4. A<ltltUOII.II <oolb&ll camera narrator of the 1ame After "Many Happ)' Re- 10. Hoarfi"'Mt lL Temp"' Dlt 6. A Wa.'llo :20. Pit''• ntlwork'l on~hour special about I ti.lrns" enda iti 26-week run on AcropoH' nOB'! atAthe-nJ the nation'• Capitol Jan. 13 .. lBS-TV, tho not~or•. II u~1oc> :~ ~&. OJaclll 13. Cloa• to onliiO snow Sid Cauar •nd Shari Lewis are ad to replaet! 1t w1th 14-. :N a1'1'tt II' s ......, ........ aeld 10hedulfd to appear with CBS- Thoma• rep~ill .- which inllt : pol •. Bltlltal 28.Cuk• TV'1 Ed Sullivan Jan. 10 re1tore, in &rome IBihlon, l&t. J'trtann 3!1. ftlar'• 38. lolllldl, Ill l'l. Famoua T.Otom...... Tht Prv~r.:Jms: NBC-TV w 111 once potent Monday niliht UtJe hltilollatt liOil otto, Jt, Havlnl' wllr.U. tin lenl!lhy latHiight ooverato ' up of Thomao, Luelle llall and bOnetftliHl an411D0ke as. eeatoo.n to President Johnson's lnaugur. l Andy Griffith ... Jack 11. Na.atloat I.Ad.t 30. Dirty ., <2. High, mll1!: Jap ation ball Jan. JO ..• Oh th• land the Klnliton lrio get 3-I. Cxpun.l'll ..~dina' • ..,,yhln 22. Journ~;r naieeta~ U . BMitCJ.r 48. Apple IMd morning of the Inauguration, thrown Into a 'njuana ja_ il on the II. PW.. 11. Yokel 46. Epouh. "'l'od.ay" will be txpanded from : comedian's NBC·TV Jan. tor doll two 10 lhr&e hours, endln1 at 129 . . . Same notwor~·o 11. Tennia atrok• IG a.l'll. ES'r lnatead of 9 . .. A lucky Joneo" has the 11-yoaN>Id 11. Spawn Cnok County. JIL, ronvirt co~> i •on or sorlfO star Dennis Wotlv·r ol l'llh demned to die In the eleetrle .er in an oetlng role Jan 30. 28. Glrl'a name; -1 .I . ~ .... ... - - . . . . . . . ...... ::1:.::~ :;':',::.""::,.i',.J!"~r~lll•ce ":f: ~d ..... I. .. ,. NeWS Notes r~~.,t'~lt~=t~: ~bUa~o~w-:: ;a~; LAirothydurwil:r~:;w t~e· -- 0 AllY CROSSWORD 0,a:f!ut;·~~e-:; H~r~:; ~~~da:e~l ::;~·-::.. ";,~ti::'· ==~~~r:=====~-=:;::::;~~~:::;;:::;~:-:~; - HUJI ' Vll IU Eut Mall lllreel, ..,,:,..« A . . . . . . . . . . """'· of........ BY VIBGINJA ••ft•-·•lng, •-'M•IUre and other - · •u • .......... P...f' --J ci:IHII .. IDI ~una.:. A . . . UI, I:J,I& JIU~. W ...__ lo of ~"·ltlett ... ..... P. ., I II lie o"" '""' ...' o.., Abo!. • ._ HARTFORD - '"" wn . ,.. • - - - - - - - - - - - ... •• _,... " " " Tho charter will be Hartford was given a fine Hartford hao ...., Its yoan' L.anr, Aobllrt. lnd.lan&O Nelml Me · • fl and lak pari I TRANSMISSlON Salvage Com IAod, •bote Pl~• . , ruldene. 1• in memory of Anna Christmaa Gift on December men go o e ' ......... ... &.· 1960 Rambler Cl•uic 4 Door $999 ... - , ..w. ..-. pany Repa111n& .n ma&s. ~116~:=t~.!~:\o~~~ ~ and Opal Bea.rhs when 18th when the! new water sy~o three great wara. It hal ba(" l.om. "C Station Wagon. Loc<tlly ownt:>d .11nd a nice we~ cared for car. and standard &. C••· do rt1! Council Daughters or tern 11'81 tumed on ln the lUI share of depreutona 1o1 .., . . IIIII' ol *>' IJruJU1111Ick. AtCQrney• atBeerut L.lw , ..-rboer :1 4lll Yermoal . H ltntwi. n..11M' 6 eyl. engine with neY.. ring s, std. traM., rad1o, beater, good mission•- Maurtee Gagnon, st~eet. 111ue t~t..od, rlliDDJa; and Clll· erica. meet Monday at 7.30 . It was IOIDetbin& the destruct.vity, as ..........,., ... es tires. Beigt" and brown fmtsh. Owner. Phone WY 2-8173. {:ntf'r'!':=':d •t;:t'...vO::n~~:f:. m. at the IOOF hall. AU have been longing for. draou(lthts anda ccldc!bta. ll 17 ttc Mtb williaml . "bON P~ o'c....... ce- and the team are asked 1be town was surveyed and For water ththe people had jtc" 11 IUXl Soutb l\'eJ'V'M!Il. ~~'•" 11 nd 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door $795 - ---,-,-;:;;;;;;;;;;;:o;;;;-- - dtnce w•~r. rlOI'Id•• Tbl unkoowu 111leal wear white. laid out ln 1853, was incOrporat- depend on e we 1!1 a c1 AOCTIONKEII deaeend•nt.., twn It ed In 1868, and has e"n'lfll'leneed terns. Clean interior. iharp ivory and blue ~lnish, good tires .. n· ,_.,_ - •'lOt llw, aad next dllotrlbuta••. of kin, U I.D7• ol Ju1 JAN i -r-· h ...... u ...... dio and heater, 6 cyl. engine, PoweTglide tranl. good tire!lo . . - -~ - I;IICI: wauon Sbllrnway. decaUid; n. 11 " · many ch.anges and diversified Many efforts and triala Far Crttt llnown lln•lll deace11daal.ll. dLitrlbutet'll, Cba • le 186 1 beln Lllw and nut ol C1.11. u Pomeroy P r activities. There was an ~a been made to get water. .Ol , ~~~n-.. a... eo _..., ~'rile. ,._. • Oll:lllllt any of Franll Sb.UDlW'a1'o Daet~u~ Wl' ll meet in regular it Wlth I . the ucceedm• tl c-a. .. ,.._... ,.,. ..,.._ RD Tmt Wlkno.,.n Un<!el deacudiollte. dla· of a booming prosper y, severs years s ....lh9' ~ &.. C. 8MDft'O trlbutee~, b.etn atArthur law. and nut 0. or Tuesday, at 7:45 p.m., a Jar•e population active in coal town councils endeavored t< Rael:ae. Oldl kin. If any, of WaWoa, . T 1 • . . . . DI.$0MIIH NW . . . mining, manufacturing of salt, firx-i ways to fJnance a ~tem 1 11 Itt' aea.ed; uu111 nae ~'Wll uuaJ d.,. Masomc emp e. -:.uu> 01' 11Ut.N&a • OIUTll JAN. f with its many by-products, saw but with no succeSB until tw< 1UU11 - 11.. ter Mo - " ' miD '·~- ~ 'ldditianal ....., ,, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Livestodc , .. , •• ,.. ,.. The Pomeroy and planning mills, barge build- )'<!ars ago when Mr. Willian POMEROY' OH Oft'Q BOUU IO dly ol September, 1984. Jennie Kaulf lub WI'II meet at the home ino railroad building, bnck Kelly became Mayor and go1 l ae Admlnllotratn. cf Lb.t l:ftate of C ~ 'gh k . . . . . . . . - a.W . . . . o.u, . .turd., ---':31' t\ .. ... lltOI) A FRESH COW, Holstein John Jo•"Pbin• H11rttn•er Llacc..-!, t.elntt Mrs Louis Reibel on the n t trac • 111 Fo Sale 11"'1 10 LU Y _ PlUntJ.ff. filed b.or "utton l.he at 2· p.m. ' By biB efforts and deterrnin Houdashelt Minersville. l'robate CDUrt, Melli Couatp, Ohio, ro PLAt.;~! .. IISSULT P&Ou~ I Real Estate For Sale ' 12 29 3tc c ... No . ...,. . . ..,... .... ..... 'ddl rt atlon. with thebe coopera 0 -R -SALE Modern --- aU elecnamed partie• and oU!Clrt .. defe:nd· .The Mlt Wednesday e]:IO her f theron•·w · ant. aUertnril that tbfl decedent, •o• the ot rnem rs 0 w r 44 100 1 FOR SALE: 4 - room house CORN FED rat hog, 300 lbs ''''"' 11 m.. FO · Wl council and the cltlzeoo of th PHONE WY2-2156 tric 131 bedSroom down with bath, garage, 1 acre lot WY 2-3079. 12 28 ducrtbld par· at 2 p. ms. at the Mhoms e of Mrs. town, funds were obtained an( 100 0 . I avail I Phone WY 2-MaJ. 12-26-6tp l d- - book, work !tarted on March 17tl . paymen -. mane Help Wante I dleport county of lllelc•. aDd lt.ate the and water lines were laid, b Phone Dick St.erett, WY __ of and ttetn1 the •outb half "The Quiet Crisis" and 11 " tiel Ll of the deeeribed lol: Town . t' 'II be A fine pumphouse wu ull 2 ·2527 . \A/CRIII' ""til 7 PART TIME offiC< help, know- .... No ' "· " " ' ' " .... mo.. " annual husmess mee mg WI Holiday visitors at the home nd hug tank erected on th. Cud of --- - septic tank? Clog- I 1ed•e of office machines Je&• which-·· tlff of the•old north atdeH. ofWo'!: held Roll call Will be a I I Mr. and Mrs . Charle!!l Van. ahill a e ;;;;-===.--: -- -SLUGGISH lot tow. lo THE RUTLAND Volunteer F1re drems ., Get Klean-Em . POMEROY - 2-bedroom frame , sential. Will train, gond pay vation news. Meter were Mr. •nd Mrs. Har- 1 During Its long and checker· Departme.nt would likt.t to th<mk All Septic tank cleaner at , h1•use, with nice balh and kit-1 Write qualifica tonS care of: tot wtl.lth wu wid to tbt JAN. 1 old van Meter and sons of led existence of lll yean Hart d t R (I ·• d . h I Se . I of Middleport to •tuttbten Second Th Pomeroy Home Demon' the res1 ents ? u an Landmark Fi:lrm Burea u. I chen. automatic hot air ea -: The Daily ntme ''""· ..,. t.o< No. , . . " 1n ••• , e . East Llverpoo,1 ,Mr. and Mrs · ford has maintainEd its digoil\ l<utland Amen""n Leg1on for l-l-30tc mg. full basement, 50 fool lot i Box 868 L ""'"" '""" •• "• vw.,, '' stration Club w11l meet Janu- Leslie Northway Michigan Mr. d tig town e aschur.chet • , theirk donat ·., I in good neighborhood. Long l 12· 31 31 c Middleport. •.o """' tho """ ,.., ,,..,. ary 7 at 10 a. m· a1 the . and Mrs. Mike • EvaDB, p orne- anood preshnols ,. r ions ha II fo r l'htis tmas 1\ 'e J n• ~'"a ket in Syracuse f .I bl 'th conlleyed by LUI!t P. Hud•on. et .... of Betty Miller on Uruon M d M s Ronald Van g sc , ' 80 s ets or '" poor Harue • '" r · lerm mancing ava1 a e Wl 1EXPERIENCED cook tnquire ,, ""'"" IL "'"""'" ' ' ,,.. r. an r · buainess places would like to th ank Lhe mf'r· has rPgutar 63c Bufferm for i no down payment. Monthly! . person at Blue & Grey 1 dated october tB. 1904, and rt~eord.· Repair of small app 11cances and Mr and Mrs. Char· • . • think th d S Cial . . . m VoL 92. at Pa&e 1112. of the H«e.people ' e 1JVe many chants of Hullond for can Y only 4nr Chap-ans pe , payments on prmc1pal. w1th R 1 urant M•'"in c""""· .... "'""'"· be demons tra ted ' and a Fitch and .children, toea.I finest in Ute world. 12 31 tic I ed given'" lhe children at Cl110st- r1eam ror hands, reg 65c lor , interest . taxes and insurance es a · ·- 1 ,,,., No , Tioo ""'""""" ,_,,.. month sell-unprovement Judy Cozart of Gallipolis and 1 2 mas-time. - - 1 4 U.c unly 49c Countryside ICe ! will be $53.40 per month. U. S. Civil •-rv•-· Tests! 1 rt•al eatale •ttuate w tbe vwaee will begm. Members are J Dal'ly visited their moth69 .,.. K-. of Middleport. Melli CountJ ObJo, . . l · erry , In Memory cream, !!lc, for only c. I POMEROY- building lot (tOO' ' ' '"' .... , • '"' .. ... , "'· "' •to brrng a low caorre er Mrs Elva Dally grandI reg 0 1 · Men women 111 and uver s~uu of aaid VUiae• and bein.l 11111 llltbea I h • · Mr. an d Mand Fres l criSp ceI e.M-'J. 19c a I by 350' } well drained an d nice- Hleh' pay Short huura. Adv.ncemtnt.· off !hoe north lldB ol Lot No. 117 unc . parents. rs . Carl 'rhuusand8unUI "' Jobs open,.· PErfpa~~~ and ~n1nl 80 reett~rro."! . . .~- ..~.. " Autherson over the holiday JN LOVING memOM• of Thorn - slalk Sliced boiled ham, 89c 1 . ly located about 2 miles from . trllninl appointe x.pe • skle t4 lot toward -, • J )t) Hananas, 5 \b 59c. App es I Pomeroy all utilities avail- UIUDMilY unncceuury. FREE lnforma· l uld Lot No. 117; and al-a I ltalf weekend as Ratliff who p;;~ssed away. z· Stride ' 'uon on jobl, aalarlu. I"@QDirl'ment..o tntt!~ ta - North wall of the lU Jbs. 89C . lpp) .able. Write today JIVInl name, addreae and I brlcll bullcliDJ aituate OD Lilot. No. 0 nd ,Jan. day 4. 1963 . Dug Food, $8 .45, per 100 lbs. IU S 33 _ :J-room block 188- Pomeroy I 117 totether wilb t.bl IJ'OUM "" . Recent guest! of Mr. a The 1 80 s are long since that 1'lo 31 3tc ·on· nice lot, 150 ft . on high·I . 1 Lncoln Serv ce. Pomtro:.__o!_llo· • cupled by lbe nortb ball of laid Mrs. Dell Talbott were Mr . By •-....raadoaa1 Dally_ sen~l. __ t wall thl laD'le bfini lib Ulcb.eamor. M;:\,1 ----~ .uaM:' Thaisad 00 ,., day, ,·n hi's •·'"om called "'r-- - - - - - - - - - - , way , se\·er;;~l young trees. DEALER WANTED. tM 'leu we.tIn end of aDd nld runn.in,l Let No. trom uT. l OCie d Mrof This weeks Ohio College baaG o o d or Widlb and Mrs. Randall Talbott ' ru $1 595 buy at $1800 .00. · now y- I ward aton1the1aldea.atbrtc\ ao No. rett LtT to. New Lexington, Mr. k Rawleig h busmess elld wa11 of Lot. R an E Js. ketball schedule: YIJU away. 61 6uic - ·' c. c. f'UCKLER, REALTOR , in Pomeroy and Middleport. Ifl The above de•rrlbed premlldl t.r. ---:-::-::::"7.':::::'--•IE H. Carpenter, ev. · · MONDAY We think of you often and V8 2 tlr. liard Top t...S.abre . POMEROY d H Ser ine the batt of the premix• UPOD BY VIOLET SMITH Griffith, Pau) Ours and Wesley I Dayton at Xavier .. BOX 22!, , n.~- . willing to con uct ome - wh1ch the n.ortb w..u of th• build miss your smile, We can n•fer you to this _loWY 2·3830 vice business Wl\h good pro- I Those visiting over Cozart. Baldwin-Wallace at Youngst:owr And hipe that we shall met-t ra l owtwr 1-2..Stc f'ts wr·lte Rawleight, Dept. parcel of real em.te " mas holidays at the Oscar BabMrs. Anna Brewer has returnSteubenvllle at W.Va. Wesleyar 1 • you after awhile. & brakes. Au oma •c rans. R f' 1 Ill aubJect to an q:reement pertalDIJ\f cock home were: Ly- ed from the Veterans Mem. ViUa Madonna at Findlay Sadly . ed b 'fe and $ 88 "OR SALE: 3 bedroom house. OHA-840-45, ee lor' . to the repair atlod r.aatnenanu of I nd I I I . ESDAY y WI 63 Rambler -- 1,4 c 1 " llp I uld Will and for • complete de· one III and fiancee, orial Hosplta a s I ow y lJ'Do TU l 4 llp $8 500 00 Phone T13-5611, •crtpUQ&J of ....., " bad V M nd Ce !r I St t K State va 770 4 dr Ex(·Pplionally ed: " Full to Vol. 105, PaJt 291 Deed a.. burg, W. a .; r. a n a . a y sharp inside and out. 11 11 tfe CHRISTIAN MAN.IUne.1 ur IVId d Lost and Found Charles Lyons, Mason. ""'' c....,, olwo. Lester Little, Hockingport: Several from here attendEd Ashland at Cedarville __ or part time e ame sec - :!J,c'1orNoUM31 ~~~.,.,.:: 4:.m"t:i ah Swan and Mr. and Christma11 program at the WEDNESDAY LOST, 2 Beagle dogs, male and I 'OR SAl E-Middlepof1 '8 tal). ity Experience Sunday real e•t.ate a!tuate tn th• Towniob~ Lindsey Lyons Tuppers Hazael Community church at Toledo It Bow1ing Greea female . Roy Armes, Miners· l< ' h I · · try helpful Earnl oc Olive, county of Mal,-1, Stlbl o • • d es Pomeroy, Ohia t bmldin.o located 352 N Sc oo ' mtrus · Ohio, to FraeUOII 19, Section 14. I Mr. and Mrs. Davt DeWitts Run. Miami at Kent State ville, WY 2-3161. I .. ,. $ 00 eekly and up No com· ToWD' 4, Ru.f• 11. Ohio Comp11.11.7"• hi Mr nd t Jdnm"" SeC<Jnd Street. Middleport I .. w . R din I t'uretu.ae, out of the s. IE comer Mrs. Car] Die . · a M nd Mr! Donald Brewer Youngstown a 111Ul!l ~II> "'tJhon Wrtte Jo u 1 ot 21 acn lot fonnerb bJ R' and daught:frs r a · Oh' U at Western Mich. 12 31 3tc O(';E-HALF or while faced qPnced for qulcll sate 2 'ru I 4 ltp l Wm. LouiN Copllntlu, ...... Ray tggs ,., __: llle· are announcing the birth of a 10 .. I c T h 1• Notl·ce ..Wltl '-- at Ohio Hote.J.. ago , · __ _ I nta1 the cuter the ~wn•hlp l'wi'CILSV ' son at Ho.m::r ,__ Hospl't a. Oberlin a Find! ase ec beef. grain fed. Phone Wy ; ~ Road atlesdlnf fromof Little Forked eroy '· Duma Baer, le . 1 H-6tc --·Legal Notice to ... ,.,.,. auo • • .,... Mr. and Mrs. Char • M nd M Bill Middle- Htllsdale at ay I 2-6554 f"OR SALE : Modern an elec. I or Iandi ol B. E Coleman; lbe,,M· Mr and Mrs. Starling r. a d AUTt~MUBlLE Insurance Dt>en' ,......_ __.._ _._':"'"-"'-- - , b aoutb 20 rod& to the neuon ne, · b swart and family an Mr. a nd Northwood at Ohio North. . 100 3 bedroom J: LEGAL NOTte• thence with secuoJI Ruth Larkins and Vera We er , Mrs. Jim . Middleswart and Spring Arbor at Defianct cancelled? l,ost vuw oprra •. I I tire 100 lot. Syracuse, ome. Pbooe Dtck AOBERT GROGAN whoM plae• "' I rod• to of r.llDe,c. •eat d V'da THURSDAY tor' tlcenleT Call W't' :&--lwti 0 p • 8\reet, Cornp. thence north to th6 Hnt&:r an 1 . f ., e ecent guests of • • Sterretl WY 2-2527. ........ " .... Unull Towo•hlp . . . ., tho"" In ..... • ami y wer r Lo Ia (La ) at xavl.. 11 IIWo Mr. and Mrs Wayne Mrs. Nell Middleswart, Port- AJ::Otoe at 'steuben•llt. 11 "";; .,.:.: Jlnntna-, flontatnmc • •ern. Brown Restaurant Bar ---:---::-:-:--25. 11.11 Ispent Christmas weekend land . Hira at Akron 1 St M wv F 1 " noldmoo " ' " w. "' their children In Columbua. Miss Goldie Price of Ripely, m ter & Permits Business Services !'::!".!' .,'":r,'..!: :0":.1 Mary Offutt, Parkersburg, W. w. Va., was a receng guest of •:t =etta coon Send for price liSt Call '""' 1 • .,,m,., Tt.o ,.,.I.,.,. •• '••· "'" " '"' "!f' Va. was visiting Mr. and Mn. the Howard Aliens. M lone at Gosb•n 'P7'II r::.,96, 1.2-12-30tc Priced For Quick Sale PIANO TUNING done eccur- :!~e;n !IDealaduc,•rut•,n "'or dlmi'""!':'",:."', :::!n~:~ct~e4tro*:'n ~.! :!t.'~'-Jo• : Joe' Bissell. Mr. Donald Flinn of Steuben- a FIRDAY St ndard Ill .at law an llell • .. • e4 . Linda nd I - - - -- --1 Contact: stely to Universal a .; Deo.,..., ;.., ouo.l Mr and Mrs. Dave Yate.s ville and Mrs. tiu a Lincoln (Mo ) at Central 11. For Rent I . Pitch, $15. Only a limited ~~~no;nLnun~aJ ~..c:;:::•~ d:n~~~: abetb Hartlnrer~._ by Ylrlue cr see vis~g Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Shelly, local, were recent vistW V St t. Wilberforce ON b ! . b be h died • e a d Wull&m• [)e(,eued Uon t1~.10 of tnl R4villd Code of 1 O f W l Cozart . a. . a CARROLL JOHNS • num er o JO scan an " •• " ... .u,: ,., """ ,, Oht:'l . . . •• ••· Yates, Menoor, . ors o es ey · John Carroll at Bethany FOR RENT _ Small furnish ' during the holidays. Will ":', :":, Dinner guests of Mr. and · Taddy Durst of Columbus Malone at Bethel 00 apartment. Suitable for t Pomeroy be available after Jan . .s. !kin, 11 an[, tf:':-:wUDeaJ m:teenthl mterut lD rareel No. 3. Harold Brewer were: Jon Webster of Pomeroy ._..TURDAY 0 22065 cen!fech T e heir at law and In the prayer ol 1Ud petltloD pU.Inll and Mr d M Rudy ~ 1964 "h'Y or 2 people. Middleport. Phone ZIG ZAG Automat,· c. · anu. distributee•. •EUJabeth' wat. till pray, the court t.o ~~ttt • time and Pearl Powe · an rs. Ohio State at Purdue 123 12 31 3tc next or kin. If any, 0 1 tl 111 lor hearln• of tb.o peUUon, to luu1 WY 2-2'153. - - tc , salesman demonstraturs. But· ' oon, Tioo to the She<Hf or M•ll• German. recen y. Wichita at Cincinnati - and d!!-eendat~ d~lb~te:n;Ouof Horaet~ for tll•t the detend.ltr~te aeeordtoa Mrs • Jim Caruthers and Mr · and Mrs. Tom Fitch Bob an Dayton at Detroit 1 room and bath apartment ton hole~. monograms, fancy Neigler BuDding Suppl)' - for ne• Gould County to law, and. the C.W1 detei'DllM ndlng ID Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319 designs, etc. Dial control, new homes. Built · in kitcb- J~hoq •'"• Dt,ceue~ • "'~ . . 1o othe. to...,,. •~• at Marqu~"'~ Wllliaml, .. ---- "",. 1"53 th" peraonll ."'ho arelbe IDUtled Pid mily • Canton are spe Mrs a Stevie and Mr. and Mrs. xa~12 15 tic $36.71 - terms. WY 2- ''"". Wut '1'Bango. Street.•On""",,:.,c"'.~'o~: ~~~.o=~te;eal or other911Jie, tb~ days with Mr. and . Fitch and Bobby t ofvfstiors DeWitts .:XXU. ens, StOrm WindOWS, ahun- Mattie w 0 11 P ~ W \ eltate of IOHphble li.a.r'Unlertn 0.. · Jl!arks of Western Mich ' at BowUng: Gner I 12 31 6tc inurn siding. can Guy Neig- deme II R.D. No. 1• ceued, and to detii1'Dline thel:r vm . . Run were recen Miami at Marshall TWO 4 room furnished apart· -··- - machine . Vlrelnia lntneatereInriCIUinld A-id eataiA. Shellle Petty an Mr. and Mrl. IW.lph Brewer Toledo at Ohio u• 0 h.10• ments. One first floor WY 2- SINGER sewing with ler • Racme, of re~ldente • 1n1 r;;n. aw.. -:PectiVI Sald partlq kl IJl.. f M was & Mrs 1 12 29 ttc ::·. ~m'.~~~·;,.!!:' p~~! 0~ ml· IWer on or beto~ th• lt.b d&J of night guest 0 r. b . and family. W.Va. St. at Central St. . . 3658. tfc slip in type round bobbin in l;;==========•l! d..-nce u RaymOnd liM. ior. Congdon, Parker! urg, Mrs. Nell Middleswart and Susquehanna at Youngston TRAILER Jots for 11 rent,27 close beautiful blond cabinet, equipD :;'0:::: •.:! •.'"':,, 1 ' ,.. va. son, Allen, visited with Mr. Martella at Akrun to Laundrymal and schools 1 ped to zig zag and fancy deEXPERIENCE v"""''· Tb• """' •"''o'::!; ;..: .. ,. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn and Mn. Wesley Allen recent- Baldwin-Wallace at Den18oa Valley Lumber & Supply Com. 'th a s Pay off 7 BDtl, diatribut.eea hetn a1. law H un- Dtceued Chr' I with Mr next of ktn. il a'ny. of Santtn•..,: Crow spent 18 11131 . ly Capital at Heide1berg pany, Middleport. 111-3-tfc Sign WI c m payments, $6.90 monthly · uama, .,neee::g;...veu•M GraMy for PllinttH Ms Curt Cautborne, Beckley,! Recent visitors of E. H. ear.. W008ter at M....1o-4......m 12 31 6tc plac" r c Tt Bet Ul) 1"' 0 • • ll) ol, 1:1. lB-4to ' mil M d ......,.. MODERN t rt10D1 fiii(I bath WY 2-3862 Whit. W. Va. penter and fa y were r. an Hiram at Wittenberg furnished apartment. M ' d· E _L _E _C -TROLUX sweeper, com:o':.i ...... ••• """'' Visiting k and Mrs. Mrs. Dell Talbolt, Mr. and Mt Union at Otterbein dleport. WY 2-:il74. plete with attachments and :~ l.:!:l;:=,•;•t'!':bu'f.':::o~u!i Hayman on Chr~aa were: Mrs. S. W. Durst, Bob Weddle, O~lin at Ohio Wesleyali 9 11 tic paper bags. $2l.20 - terms. trrom tbo llr!lest truclt or Iowi•':"",:.::.,·~~ ~·~~!~ Mr. and Mrs. D1ck lloward and Duane Allen, Rudy Fenn al Kenyon WY 2-3862. 12 316tc oulldcner radiator to tho ~~ •-~to. 4tolrlbuto... """ ' 1 Michl~an: Mr. and Mrs. Cozart. St Francis (Ind.) at Findlay IIDaUeat beater core. ~m~~ =~~:.:' ~~~ .::?• u.o; liam Murray, Jackie wasMrs. a recent L~wrence Tech at Ohio Northrn THHEE and rour roo'b lurni<h• IT COSTS nothing ill use 0 Mr and Mrs. Elbert guest of Ritchie Mr. and R. R. Lincoln (Mo ) at Wllberforee · · eel IIIII llllfuntished llpart. Blue Lustre Carpet Shambotn " I•• ""' w • • Mr d Mrs . and W menta. WY 2-6434 12 8 ttc pooer with purchase ot Blue known 11nea1 descendant~ lwnbus· ·Mr . and T ..,. ot .... w1111amo. _ , ,dl8trt· "'• rick andcit c · an Durst, Bill King es1ey Rio Grande at Walsh Middleport Apartment. 5 rooms 'd W"t 24141 PonteN¥ ~~ten. beit'l' at taw ~ aPt ., kill, Fitzpatri • ~ • · Durst, Vtctor ommy. Case Tech 't West. Res. bath aDd basement. on ground dleport. Lustre. Baker Furniture, Ml 1t ey. ot VIsiting Mrs. Howard and John CarroD at Wash lc Jeff 12 29 6tc "'' Tho Uolmowo · • . • . nd dWoods •- Mrs. KeithB Ridenour Hayman lloor. Newly decorated. bard...... ~. PI• 53 ' ... dl•trlbuten, belt• at laww•D4 ne:~~:t of durmg the I' 1YA 8 ue w and Mrs. ryon I TRENS (ft) Ashland at Defiance wOod floors . automatic beat. 0 8 --::--· :!';.~: aayTb:t d~ the Jllness ol ~ir father, who tel, and Winifred B r t A Manchester at Bluffton ~ BEST PRICES ON CaB WY 2-3200. 10 lO tic BeaiiD& ••\" : : Ia in Veteran. Memorial ho• Reedsville. Coon 6-3-15· Snyder, ?.-- CEdarville at Wilmington -aowllo, ' ,;.:· • wuu....: pita!, were Mt. and Mrs. Jamei Visiting Mr. and Mra. Rannow Adams, 8MALL apartment, 20! Butter· Bad , _ . . - Carrow and family of Elyrla, Smltb were Mr. and. Mrs. Gusb.v , '2-0-4; nul Ph. WY 2-2682, Roger 1 1011 4 We llan all .... n. "• Mr and Mrs. Howard Kessel ard Yoong Paden City, W. • • 14· TOTALS 22 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL 16.60 Culluma. 12 I tie l 670 X IS ae- MaSa.eJ trtbut.,-, beln at Law and 11at ol · . . • land, Mr -~ • The Racine Emergency squad kin, If any, of Clarence Wlllllm., Dl· and sons of Fhnt, Michigan, Brenda RaN I Mary ' ' flU! taJI - • Ntcftt restdmce""""'' ,,.,. " Mrs. Beulab M 111 er and daugh~ and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and ... l~U· <'") was called at 7:30 iiii\EE;- BEDROOM duplex Nylon Bl•ckwell Tube Ty.,CaD 11<-lllo WY z.mt DaJ II U123Kibbl• - t!lth..... ~trlet, Park· bl p.Rtm. 2Friday R • ,......_ II 2--0-4· Heiskell 1 for Shirley A es, . ' a· .._ er•trurl. Wut Vli"Plla; The unu.owa ter Nicky of Elyria and Mr. Ronnie Reynolds, Pomeroy. private entrance. Sugar Run I ' ... Uneal dNCendanl.l dlstrlbuteee, htin ' ' ' 1..>«.1.10 ' ' ' ' ho W80 ' ·0· - ' • V""-, ares. WY 2-36t8. at Ll• aJ'Id. ne:d 'or kin. 11 uy. otl and Mrs. Fred Woods and , Nellie Stethem. 2--4· Scb cme, W W1AC11 • ~'!'~ Instructions ;:~-:~u:;.~~:~:18trl~t!!- f&mily of .Charleston, W. Va. Mike Bissell is . ~~~~rlck, 1_: a~ Memorial Hospital and adheir• otat walter taw and nenDt!ceu.t: ., t1n. Gar· lf Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas- few days at Columbus WJth Webb, 0-2--2: Mactocl, nutted as a medical patiezd. _' u. S. CIVIL IIIIYIC8 RSTII any. Curtia, Ted Hayman •• - -... ,......, . . . .. net Beael1'7. •hoM pilei of l'ell· l"'o.I--A d I I and Mrs. • I • •. TOTALS 17-16---40 no&.oo • ; . , . ~ til'atabti denc1 lA BartleiY:IUe, Oklab.oms, or sar, tnaru~ an Char es. soen Leo Babcock ~~~aJ~~nl llllttl .ppO\ftl 1 'ftlauaarMII ., .... otbeMJIH unknown: The LlakaoM~ liD· christmas Eve with her ram-ne . By quarters: .... • - a.u""' a..n11 ..... c~eaeendanw. diltrtbuteu, betu at Holzer hosp1tal A . the 15 1' 6 14 - '"' •• '0. IVhU ......, net at lew and nnl ol !till, If eny, of oar- iJy at Alfred Jt the home of Ill · · · ·.... · · 9 .,.7 18 15Hudqu•rt.,. Fw -"' ,..._.q """' 1111 CHEVROLET, white wall : LUMP and run of mine coal :;: wart.nD~ Deatley, l)e(oea&ed; Jeue Curat... . Bo I Uncaster 50 tires, R and H. V-8 engine. I for sale. Goeglein Coal Co. Ca ...... •:. til, who. plaee of reaidence II Bll't- Mr. and Dimlmore yes. Reserves - Lancaster 28 Phone Ron Hester, New Havdl 8eatlrlt.ll. le•...W•, Okllhoma or other'IIFIM a. Mr nd M Gene Dl•• the ·Page St., Mid eport. DallJ known; The UnlalOWJI lineal deacmd· • 8 f!l, &w.&&S A ns -· en, W. Va. 882·1.3tl8. 12 4 tfc u.u, dlttrtbut.eu, betn at law. uu1. were Jl'rklay dinner guests of 1----------12 29 Me SINGER nut of kin, Lr IHl', of .r- CurU., the f amII y Sewing Mochines lnsuran" .,.,.,.., TIM ...-.... ""'" .,,. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock, f0 noqn SUDday willie eo'Oin;;;;-;:;;;;;;dmo;;;:;;;;;;t;; ••~ 00 cend•nu. dlatrtbutee., beln ,t law '_,... Bot~m Mr and and Mrs. t •burch Entrance was ' .,~'\';' 17 BUICK Roa as er, .p'ft.m. ·1 new S76.50 up. Several used u.11 aut of ll:iD, u •.~~,.. o1 En•tld UVUf> w ' · was a .. ·. Pbone WY llllrur curu •. Deceunt; The Ull.kaown Unul Charles Massar and Mr. and through the kitchen door. 12 22 3n.-..., machmes at bargain prices. JOHNSON, u-. Starling Massar and rted taken was billfold -• The Fabric Shop Singer Satea Ageuey, In. o\11 lorml alara ID ~ """ ,.. """ 8 ----;;Tit;::-•·"Ra::m::;:b;:lor::- - and Service, Pomeroy, OhJo. IUI'8IICe. Jim Jobn1oD aDI1 e!•rt~~.c~O::,;t;dl~bu~e•.O::n a\ cblldreil 'Vltdted the Bobaeocks • containing approximat&!ly f40. law, •nd. 11ext of tin, ll uy, ol TbomSUnday afternoon -..._ Both incidents are under OwesWorld Standard ol £ompact WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc Bud SimiBIL A.pnta. a• Curua D"'<'eutedJ The unknown lla· ' PT PLEASANT - liK: Mlddlejtort, r. £'>-cell enee 1 Uc .,,,. •• ducenoantl, ., .depar._,.,nt lnve.stigated e., .. CW>!'OM butchermg and cut"' '"' ,, dHtrlbuteea, ""· " '"'· IIIIU ,, "" Mr. an d Mrs. Robert Gray "f's " ---· if: Ill ur room, rtdo _. pol' ting. Phil MOler, Phone WY PHOTO Copymg servtce. Copand son of Cincinnati visited breaking and ·". ....... nc •. SmaD ... eeooomy 2-3510. •• 9 tfc made of legal papen ""' N............. H•u.Qote, hlo parents Mr. and Mro. R. veil School lncctnu•B "' _hill l>li n:w F'Joridal lilmlca J'IDktnl. •bole Place ' II hi b aDd ... u ...., .........IJ '<Hidmca n~Mde .• eot N.Thelit. antDoWD 4th AftDUe, R. Gray recell y. weekend w c was ' COAL FOR sale. Good - lump ~'-'.:.. --~ ~IUidal:e, IIAIIeo u..- ............,... "' """'""...,· ''"' •• Sunday-morning: ed t.u bre81r: ' G ' G llletropoUia. M«oro eoal, delivered or at lbe lloater . . , . _ Pemmp law ... ""' or ""' u ..... or GEntry was gam "' &. tllroel, ..........., mine on Soorey's Run. See HELPS FUND RAISERS lng out • window at the .... •. . . 8 4 ttc :!t =~:::::-.;'.;...."::.:::::'':.':. , _ 'IVY Wl'll Orville Hogue or phone SH 2..,. ... .,., •• ""'· u - · ., ...,. MADI"""' Wbi. (UP. . Los of the school. 1\eporletl ) ,, • :1 12-lll-30tt Employment W antacl Angeles "1j.ieta bonu!III'Yilayer were 20 lbs. of SE' ,OR CALL 4 22 tie 5022. :'fl; !1.:":----:::::::--;:::-;--F Ma h· LADY wants work 5 a Rick ReJchardt raised $1,600 tn deaks ln the teachers' rooms _.. · arm Intern C 1nery •••· •• •••• o..,,•.,., Tho do 110111 Sunday wben ha 80 were ransacked. •I FOR SALE I IM ~ Phone WY um. WIJmowll llaea}c""'' dltCII~&Jlt., ciUtrlbuo D8 Jl 1ft (l~ted •0 : at ana a• 12-28-3tc We~, helh at law end 11e~t or lllo, II ment S9 minutes in an !ron state Pf) ce ves lAP ? J ~:Oy~~~;;~:m-• ~"" ure spreader ' reasonable • For of .\rthur Curtt.. ~HCet~•eoJ' -n.. :f" . l..j ~ kl -• en•-a.... mog 11:\.1 _. ,..... rl: E cia _ a lll1· llllltnOWll Un••l dMemduA. 41mt.bu lUng tD Help a local televlll on amc;a ng auu -··· af the I milk, thbi sale or trade for livestock. LADY waala wo • yo "'' ,,,... " '•• .... " OUt. 1~-tlon· (WKOWl Ill Its March A. c. Shields residence at f..e. '>~ 'ftt*, cmly 89c a gallon. Eldon Gaul Chester week Phone WY 2-64.18 If any. of Roblrt Orol•n. De~••dJ Dta • tl tart biali t'*lrred • • *i 1 t ate ' i2. 31 Stp 1 · H-,tp ~~~~Wn~ ~~lb~ ~J of D1mel , lethon. w · OP v. .. To~ofHartfordReceivt.S SllCIAL CALENDAR ... ..,~-"!""~'· · OFFtCE· OF THE PRINCI!Iillil · A tJII5l<ETBAU. -MISS · ~~ WEU..,l UliliPlD tear """'AU.,_ WHYr '"' llliRlRE lfoM:lt.¥1;1> �.. - ... - .. - -- ___ ~ " • "/ I, ............. _.- -~·~ - ~ ·---..-- ....-... --.-~ .....-..........,.... ... - --- .... -·- • . ~ • W'IA'i'Btl . . . . . . . . b ·~ ., ....... 1111~ loda7 - · Clol:dy loal~ Low tool&bt ~ W1 . .'d•7, .kiP .... c.wer Dftew Te 'lla. lft NOW YOODmr • at y e ud ....... u,. • (' ·e nttne Jl!llll' 0. " •••• 41 Ia .... ,f 'lkbas, • • 1 I I ' • . . lifo fer u olo plo· • w a.~ - ..... "' a:. .... 111':-t. .. .:! • t rlj -:; " .. c :~-:~~~~--===---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------r~"'.c~~ NO. 223 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1965 J. VOL XVI . . . • ' • ~ g~ Of 1 .. Jleip · - ...... 1 SMW . iO " - - - - - - - - - - - FIVE CENTS • First Itt Line Moyor Charles Legar told ntght town council Monday that Pomero} seems tv be "On top of the list of towns ~klng foderal aid foc constructiOn of sanjtary sewers and a sewa•e treatment plant." ' "DDIs was the dellnlte Impression I received in a recent meeting with William Sheehan, director or the Institute of Regional Development at Ohio University ," Mayor Legar said. speehan made the statement when the mayor and Council· man Leslie Fultz in Ath· ens· llte last month to revi w Pomeroy's sewerage problem with the onstltute dtrectoc. ·Th e d1rector . reported he httd ELBERFELDS Another big shipment of these popular Colonial style rugs. Matching patterns in g;een, brown. beige black, red. Homemaker qua1ity. All slzea from '24 inches by 42 inches to 9 ft. by 12 ft. $2.95 to $36.95 wert mett with officials from about •• h ~ owns I roughout the .tate which are seeking aid through the area redevelopment a~ep"P · h ey, and omeroy •8 t_ e only one. ready to move on tis pro- ject." . , " 1egls1alive assiStant of Cong. Wa ller H. M1>eller •lso attended the meeting wtth the lnllltute of. · Regional Devel· · opmen I offtc18ls. He promiSed ON SAL"E IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR ELBERFELDS in POMEROY that Rep. Moeller Nill do E'V· 1 ~~~~: ~n ~~r,~~r f~d.~!~ aid lor its ....age project. '"e· . - Mayor Legar lndicat•d be l the village purchasing the wa- 1Council Franklin Rizer oppoomtends to seek another term terworks. Mayor Legar sug. ed this suggestion saying "I In May. He said, "I would like gested that post cards be ..nt feel this is 1 deci;ton of ~ounro see the sewage. "proJect ro each resident of the town cil and the pooplo should not through before I retore . asking for an expression of be forced to take aides on the - Dlscul!lon was rondu<'ted vtews concerning the posslbili· matter." again on the pos~ibilit; of ' ty of buying the waterworks. - A fire contract with Salis- I * sewerage .,{ s:u.~. action of council - ~. - Fire Chief INiiPV Werry's HIGH ESKILOO ~ lor lltlt' was !Ubmttlo(, it 'Tiliiltd the volunteer nr. de- pi~ ,\>as 0 callod for 13 bl'U•h lirei, six car fires and ou'" or building fire' on the ge with damages tetah•• ·~ 1103 30. The department 8 ~ 90 !as summoned for 15 brush ~~~ four car fires and II oam. building or house Jla?.es out.()f.town during the year in Up or Down which damages were estimated at $UJS. The E.H.S Ensemble sang I•Qh, Holy Night,'' and " White 1 . Christmas," and the O:Jot, Is generating i!lectricity and getting it to where It's conC'luded with everyone sing'lng carols. A treat was to all students. Mr. and Mr3 . Raymond Krid· , Sunday at their home in 1 Syracuse Guest s were Mr Urs. Clyde Raines and daught· tm J•nuuy 1-9 ''THE .VIL OP FRANKINSTEIN" (Technicolor) Cushing, Peter Wood· Duncan Lamont, Ka· SUN., MON 1 TUES. JAN. 11·12 "MUSCLI IIACM PAIITY" • Athletic Boosters wUI I Sc: ' m-~ :~ ~h=i !!"'~::y f:: !;'lei 10-Day Drive Is Opened by Farm Bureau• ~~ .!ud:~ ~.:. ~~:o~;~ ployees Lucille Norris, Geor· ~~::!a~,s~:;·~.~r~~t;;d~ ::: • Booolers banquet and dllcuoa LONDON (UPi) - T S. Eliot, who raptured the spl· conolnlctioa or lddltlonai """"'~""'''·'""-"""~· WASHINGTO"' (UP!) President Johnson set to ritual desolation of the post World War I era in h is bleacllers oa the football i work todav on details of his "Great Society" prog ram spare, dry poetrv and .shal>':d the wnters of a later gen- field. , I for bettering life m America and promoting peace 1 t.hrough eratlon. with his rnbctsm dted Monday. He wa.s 76. Jim Stout, president, wiD A llklay drive for new and I the wo1 od. Probably no man of lett~rs exerted great~r mfluence be Ia ebargo. renewal membersh1ps bv the I I He began f1lhng tn specifics of proposals lu his State on 20th century ~ngltsh Ll~erature than Ehot. He turn· "" Meigs County Farm Bureau , S 10 f the Unoon mess~ge Munday night for increased aclton ~d poet~~ ~0 ~~v.. and radical. for_ms and founded the was open<d Monday a1 a ml't'l· I at hom e a nd et<unal d1 lamacv through his own trips .n~w cntlCISm sun domtnant In ht!rary _sc_!lolarship_.tng of about 211 workers m Mid· [abroad p p The Olender, . beopectacied I ., die port at the William• Insur· 0 I The Chief txcculive told a joint aess!DD of Con gress. poet had been atling lor more new career as s playwright. ance office I in his televised address that the stM'I!'"Of the Union "as than a year A minor opera- "The Cocktail Party" and "The C 00 Oaf . Emerson Jones was re .. lect •· free re sti."ss r win and full of hO . e" He was tnlerlion had been performed some Confidential Clerk" met with Farm Bureau Organization ed president and Mrs . E D. 'ct '" ' gbu gl tl fropm. the Demo"r ats th o tl h ·· o· p . . . rupte o1 11mes )' app ause, rnos ty ._ mon s ago ea 1 came at 1s erotical acclatm ln London and Leo Vaughan was elected . <rector aui Bower sa1d addt· Rail , vice • presodent of the His roposais ranged from 1 $1.5 billion educati on London horne. N~.w Yor~ in the . l~s I president and Richard Finlaw. hon~l worke:s have been re- Middleport Board of EducatiOn [ progra~ to an lflvltation for the new Soviet leaders to 1 1 0 1 One of hos last outmgs was am JUOt begonn~~g . grow vice president at tbe annual or· crulled and 11 Is expected th~t Monday night Member . Cash vtstt the Uno ted States. He announced plans to vi sit three months ago, when Eliot I ?P· to get matur1ty. Elmt s.~td ganizational meetUJI of the 30 or more rural people w111 1Bahr was tempor~ry chaJr.manl Europe and Latm America himself this year. JOUrneyed to the US. Embassy u 1958, when he turned 70 . In Pomeroy School Board Monday take part in the canvass before for the organozatwnal actoon. Highlights of President Johnson's State of the Umo n m London to rece1ve the (U.S.) the last few years t~verythmg at 7 p m. In the offices of the dnve 1s conrluded Jan 14 1 President Jones appomted ' messa e Monda mght· Presidential M~dal ol Fr~edom I'd done up to. 60 '":, so has Supt. Charles S. Gibbs Bow.r also announced that ; Bahr and Lionel Boggs to the · g The w.!.ld · - · Emerson Jones 1 1 Re-e Iected T Head Board Vaughan Heads S h I8 d I I' 140 members have paid their ' board's fmance committee and "OuJ concern and mlerest, " We are in the midst of the 1965 dues by ami! exactly the reappomted Mrs John Baker!compassJon and vagdance , ex- greatest upward surge of t'C'oI same number th~t paid by jto. a seven-year term~ .g:e tend to ev.,v !'Orner of a dwln· nomic weilbinc In the hostory mail In 1964 Regional super- :-.Itddleport Library boa M e dlmg planet we were never of any nation ... but we are Eliot is ~ remote figur~. The I ~e ., ru 'rr:;e Hollow meebngs m the superintend- visor Blake Kerber or Nt>w l board will meet the flrst on-: meant to be a~ · oasis of liberty only at the beginning of tht> road pt=ak of hts ca~r came m t948 1 .... ~~h ~n itlt e ot er .poems ent's office. Concord attended to assist in [ day . of each . month at 7 30 P~ and abundan<'e in a worldwide to the Great Society . Ahead now ..;; AI. A t:lanct' 8 · e~ ~he hterary Also present besides those planning the convass . wh_en he received the Nobel ! 1. m . m the olhce of S1.1pt. Le desert of disappointed dreams is a summit where fre-!"dom 1 1 10 19205 Prtze for Lit~ratur~ "for his reerary scene t e · mentioned above were Richard : McCo~as . Me-! ... our nation was created to from the wants of the body can markable ptoneenng work in .Jones. clerk. who was elected Local ~andmark: employee President Jones and _Supt.. help strike away the chains of help rulfill the needs or U11 modern poetry." to a two year term last year, ! Robert Lmdstammer and Bow-l Comas led a dlSCUSSlOn of . 1 ignoranC'e and misery and tyr· spirit." But in later life he found a , member Paul Werllt'r, and Supt. 1•r presentod a short original nancial problems . facing Mid- ~ annv wher•ver thev keep man A NatloD81 AleBda ·- . Gibbs. skit entitled, ''The Saga of dleport schools hlgh_h_ghted b~ ! less. than God m~ans him to "I propose we begin a proMeigs General Hoopltal r' Harry Hard-Luck .'' the twin facts of nsong costs be . . . " gram In education to ensuro l'l'IHn ADM!SSIONS - Alma Mil· Donatl'ons For C t . r h d ,~ and·'Nobodstatioynary income to have eve~ American child th• fullest Jer. Middleport ; Mary Park, I ap ams cr t e rive' are appeared Communism d .,1 of . d United Middleport. PT. PLEASANT - The Jan· Familv Invited Leo s:ory , Thomas Sayre, And· I the answers 10 the queshons ··with the SOviet Union we eve opment his mmd an 1 lnt t"'" : ,fin·~, .. , DISCHARGES - None. uary term of Mason County The Ruiland Fire departrt>w Cross, Henry Fran~. Har- raised." reportedSupt !VIcComk a eful d standi gs sktlls ··· A masstve attark on 8 . Circuit Court began Monday ment ts accepting donations ror old Kenneth WtllJams, as Attendmg were Presadent n to 0 ,,'ifA81UNGTON - TilE NEW 11 LOCAL TEMPS a .m. with the Grand Jur. the Bill Clonch family which Don Wilson . and Rex Shene· Jo~es. Mrs Rail. Mr Boggs, ! freedom . . . m Asia. commu· t '" on age 1 ~~! . of House Republican 'lte temperature in Pome- ors reporting ror duty . Five jur. lost its home and belongings in held. with Mrs. David Koblentz ' Mr Bahr, ClerK Harold Hub- nism wears a more aggressive le)dthhlp, labeled Ford of roy's buoiness district at 11 :30 I were absent and , J u d g e a lire Sunday afternoon. as chatrman. ! bard and Mr McComas. I face MAA Adds over $4·410 M!clJ!tlm, may provide the [a.m . today was 45 degrees Lee Thompson appoint. Firemen •aid Mr . and Mrs. A contest for workers was : . I " Our goal Is peace In South· To its Treasury Ofmllcrllll with a rough , noisy ! der sunny skies. Mrs . Charles Dodd, N e The Rutland Fire dep~rt· announced . Leo Story was pre- [' DIVORCES ASKED I east Asia . That will come only Over $400 was added tu II• rWt. democrat, and Joseph Clonch are m need of clothing senled a gift for having the Two divorre pehtwns have when aggressors leave their treUury of the Middleport The election of Rep. Gerald j Mason. republican, a! for themselves and their three best mail campaign in his been filed in Common Pleas IY"ighbors in peace." Athletic Association N f'.., R; Fonl a• GOP leader will do jury commissioners to daughters, a washer, Iron, Iron- township . Court. Charging gross negl•ct Tbe Noo-Communltll World Year's Eve from proc•eds of n/lthinl to transform the 140 THE T.AX L.A I the vacancies. ing board and Unoleum. Sizes ot duty and extreme crue lty. Johnson said he hopes to visit a dance sponsored by tloe J>· R~publlcan votes in the House They selectod Mrs. Charles or clot.hes needed are "2:" "5." Four Fines Levied Linda Kay Young. Rt. 2, Porn· both Europe and Latin Amer~ sociatktn In Middleport Hi1h inti> a majority. No Yeager, Mrs. Charles Aldridge, and 01ze '5" Junior Mtss for i eroy, is seek10g a dtvorce from ca :his year School auditorium. doubts that the 2!15 Democrat•. Do you undtratand it7 Mrs. Kathleen Roush, Mrs. 0 . the children; men's pants size In County Court Ernest Harold Young. Pomeroy " ... A great unfinished task An estimated 750 area high If they stick together, can If not, watch for C Hall and Clarence Ander- 33, size 16 shirt and 9 shoes, I Four fines were levied and and Jo Ann Ward, Rt . l. Pom· L' the reuni1icalion of Germany school teesMI(!el'l eame to "'' the · ohott lor the next son. Other previously drawn and lady 's dress size 14-16 one bond was lorfeitod in Judge ! erov. asks d1vorce from Jack through self-determination . .• annual Tri-Cqunty New YPHr"! yeats. But the "activist" jurors were Richard 0 Blain, and women's shoes 1i2e B. Any- Frank Porter's Me1gs county Ward . Rt. 1. Pomeroy '' I will seek new ways to use Eve Teen Ball. School orfi n:1ls publicans who helped I" or Russell 0. Nowlin. Mrs: Harry one who cares to tionate may court Monday. I our knowledge to help deal with reported the ovent very 0..,.,. Siders, Charles E. Weaver. Mar· contact the fire department. Glenn Bissell forfeited a 125 LODGE TO MEET the explosion in world popula- ly . oust veteran Rep. Charles Halleck from the leadership garet Thompson, Marie Deal, bond for disorderly conduct.j Worshipful Master Dale E lion and the growing scarcity in I The Jays, en 0001 , awarded lleYe they can make tbe De!IP A. Faye Wilson, William Gyft AND • SOLD Charles Stewart and James P. Sm1th announces that Pomero~ world resources ." numerous door prizes thro ug~ ocrats know they have been gax, Mrs. R. E. Walden, Wil- Meigs County Andltor Gor· Sellers were fined $5 and costs Lodg• No. 164. F & AM. will Toward the Great Society out the evealng . a light. If their J;am Frye and Okey Killings. tion H. Caldwell reportod today each on an unsafe vehicle hold its regular monthly m<'etworth. that 20 kennel llcensn and 100 charge. Floyd Charles Hamo- ing Wodnosday. Jan. 6 at 8 30 are' correct, the fur may start Dy In the next tew dayo. The grand jurors are expect. dog tags for 1965 have been ton, $10 and costs, Intoxication, p.m. at the \lasonic temple . ed to complete their duties late sold . January 10 ta llte deadline and Selby White, $10 and cosll, Ali Master >,t asons are in· 11!.181uNGTON - FIVE Tuesday afternoon. for purchaslnc lkenlel. lnroxtcation. vlled. COLUMBUS fliP!\ - Monday's ..., . leJialatlv• at· ~en from Ohio toot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::::::::~=~~-----'-'~~~~!....:~~~-_.::~~~~.:....------~~-----tloa at a glanre: HOUSE ~ oath of office Monday 11 Offltero elected : the "9th Congreos convened. Hoben 'Jl. SWteney, 1 Cleveland - Sea. Thernlore Gray, R-Piqaa, el:ld~ prHld•nt at~, followed ln his pro tem. Vote lll·O: Sen. Funk KI!JI, &~Ill, re-elrrt· ed minority lead~r. Vote 31-8; Tho!DII E ...., 11an, rP ·••'• footsteps as be waa . ,.... 1 eleded rlerk. Volt- 16-0. ln 11 Ohio's confll'essman • ol· $11~0 131llOn.g major prOjl!Cts plan· 1provement and reclamation of " ·5 million out of highway elo,. to Meigs-Gallia are : 1 SENATE I Janda. funds for park roads. Lake Hope State Park, $710.iled. ~- Tlte Democrat deleall!d I~~:; Oll,_. P. Bolton, formorly o•~:~~~~~~~ Final details of tbe por· r'unds to be usod include : $4 million from general oweOfflren elected: ~~ mnpssman • ject, which eliminates lndl· $25 million from the • mil- nue and fee aecounll. such u 1 Strouds Run State Park, $150.· - Rep. Roger Cloud, R•DeGraa, ~ apeaktr. vidual divisional programs, Uon bond issue approvod by docks, leases and 000 Vote 1311-0; Rep . A. G. Lod.oue, ft>eleeted ~ Dlllrlct, in the Nov. ·~~:I were ironed out at a Mon- Ohlo voten last May. rentals. County Wildlife Ana ~orlty leader. Vote 13M; Rep., ~·d 'leebnu, 11· Bolton's seat in d~J night meeting In Morr's 125 million from tile pro.,... $21 mllli011 from federal llli'Cl ' Claehlnatl, re-elected spelker iJI:'i t-. ,..,. majority llff~te. ed f,I90 mlllton bond losue to be and water COIISei'VBtiCJII funds. $42t,OOO, floor leader. Vote IH-t; Carl Q..... r~ eheted rlerk. H- IJIII· the lone GOP . ·, 'l'he llatewlde procrom caD· ll!bmltted this eomlnl May. Remaloder from earmarked Scioto TraH Forest and Park, Ve~ 1~-0. . . , . J. Wdliam Slonton. Cb:c11D18U, lhe for ~v~ In all alate Sl2 lllllllon Ia wa~nny Iii.,. foderil lltnda · P94,44111. • l«t:ooatlon adopted: '" ·. · . Win ltl Ohio'li , 1!f.J!11!fe · ll'elo, Illite b fua<IJ. · . Some of the major projeota. Budfye Like Stale Plrlt, .I:..II;El:JL 1, appollltlaJ delep · tli If . .. ratlal la- f"·l January Term 1 Is Launched ' NA.\TA.f0 MOBILE HO¥E ,r ,• :. ' l' - • lntlnlockinl baked panels. •••1:11 .., :/ I carporto I I M I - . . . . ..... ..,. ..... -..podl fllf£ ESTIMA T£ WlTHQIJT OIIUGATIOIIif . / ' . .. • 'I I a.- iv \ '. :!t till~ 1x-Year, $100 Million Plan is Announced ~<~'( . • .' j \ ' cripp~~- Major Action in Review ',;· : : l .Eoay·------...- I ..·,- • PI J rtlaus up W 12' ...... . . . . f J Such Is our job as we see it. We IR! tlyine ro do l Wll aNI to do It bllt8r 1111111 tillle.. • Can be lnten~rsed . . . ••• I 1 • RIBid·VlnJI .,..... 1or "Siqf:z: :• - c:: ~t-ssen ~~e e~anger 1 part in its affairs. Like lillY other citizen, we want our neiahbcn to tl\lnk weH .of us. Besides. it makes aood business sense. We prosper only as the COIIIIIIUnity prospers; 30 we llelp it llliwe lA ~way we can. SblrdJ-- -~~-- •-tor \ we Ill! 1 citizen of each community we serve and take an iieU"." PATIO COVERS ~~t IS NEWf '. .,b.i> It 1111111 doing ~1111 we Cll'l kl keep complaints t.Jm .min& and it means prompt and fair llandliAg of Ulote IMt do. • Ro~sh. W I WED. 1nd THURSDAY Jinu•rv 6-7 NOT OPEN FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY -:::·~~;;.rn · =:~ Eliot, Poetrv Giant. Dies ~ A t 76 in Adopted Country LBJ workIng • 0n Detai•1s 0 f 'Greal Society "I .. 111111 111aill&ainina attractiwe. easy-to-do-buSiness-WitllwfKn ers, Karen and Penny Sue, of Elsmere, Ky ., and Mr . and Mrs. daughter Elsworth Dill and Connie, Chester Road . . 't ..,.. We alnlto give one kind of service kl everyone ... the best tltal's possible. Thl!t means supplying our customers with what M1teY want wheA they want it. It means being courteous at all Umes er entertamed with a dinner ! 1 . T-ITUS u n ds ••Sr.~~·m· 19·30 ..eeL We're iA tills business because it ia concerned willllttt supply of a fundamental requirement of modem li¥ing, ben ne It's an honorab4e one, because we like it, and because we waat tD- lliwilla at it., GIVE DINNER ''THE PINK PANTHIR" rr j•{' hnicolor) Peter SellNs, David Niven. Robert Wa a:ner, Capucioe, Brfll:l.Ua De Banzie, Cohn Gar· don, Fran Jeffries and Claud· ia Cardi nale, as the Princess Colore• rtoons 0 l't•••• Christmas ." The Glee Club then sang "Twelve Days of Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & TUESDAY rJ1 .l., 1 WME NEWS ' MEIGS THEATRE 1 r. W. F. CHADWELL and BRIEF · .. ~~------==·.!1 ... r;r th Middleport, 0. ' to k e S B U lk ... - Councilmen Fult'l ;~.nd Don He was bor~ m St,-. Louts, but seemed. very cha ldas~ A resolution for E·15 travel Collins . ~ere named to the l took up British Citizenship mi But _h•s devotees,~Lll remem- lexpenses was adopted, and the Firemens DependeD<') board. 1927. l ~erd~~~ThbesL for SoThe Waste- socond Tu.,day of each month . To students of the 1960's,) r""d p f e k~~e ', ng of J . AI- at 7 p. m wao set for board I THE SHOE BOX ... I - Reid Will was rehlre<i ao !lreet commissioner for 1nother year. 1" Tlte mayor'• report of ~.70 for December was ae- Program Given On Christmas Thrme at EHS * Three employees at Philip Sporn Plant, jointly owned by .Appalacbjall Power ~ Company and Ohio Power Company, have won a second place award In tbe annual ~a American Electric Power System 1964 "Operating Ideas" contest. R: · E. Herndon, W . F Chadwell, and F E. Titus of Sporn Plant's maintenance department thare 1 $200 award, presented to them Monday in Roanoke. They collaborated on an article Pom..-oy Village Council Mon- Fund were · )360 St t C 1 11 entitled " Invents Way To Balance Exciter At High Speed." The exciter furnishes day night approved appropria· Council i-120. Mayor $t400, 1 P'<re Department Fund _ Fire Ianc;~nd o:;,~~,C f:;d _ dtrtct current for the magnetic field of a generator l!lld controls the. voltage output !tons totahng $564.360 for 1965 . clerk $900, treasurer $360, oolic· Chief salary $300, volunteer fire- ploye~ .$IO 000 of I he generator. These men devised a way to balance this exciter wltbout takinC tht 1 11 . The bulk of the appropria· tlor $100, mayor's secretary me~ $1000, ftre apparatus $5000, OOO, equlp..;ent' :..:.o~r a sequip.[ gentrator completely.out of s_e_ rv_ice_~r__s~u:-l.::ti.::n:<>g:.:i:t:::d::o:.:w:..:n.::·_____________________ bon was se.t as1de for construe· $2500, office expensea $500, le- ~utpment maintenance o<M . t .., 1 1 "'!'~ [ ~lie'""*"'',,. t·ton of ~mtary . . . . Hall i equipment -, men operation mam enance ~. 000 sewers a nd a gal advert1smg $250, C1ty operation $200, """"' oth- ment $l 000 streel ,f·<f'~ "'~·P·~~«t~r.HJ\j I sewage .diSposal plan:. •<M Total $7 •500· pail' · an d rep811' · b'y con ' t ract . . _,.~ Ind ail, janitor $180 ' utilities fl200 ' in· · er expenses """""' Kenneth M<'Elblnny of Mid- 1. 1 ,., 5 400 IS m ., ' a rehrro 1un 1or surance and bonds $1500, dump Utility Fund - street lights 000 tr If' r1 h1 fl 000 dleport wa; re..lected pres~ . building sanitary sewers and rental $900, buildings, building $8,000, hydrant rental $3,360. Tot:af~fc : 18~ ~· d•nt of tbe Board of Mei•s . constructiOn of a sewage trent- improvement and maintenance tal ,11,360. if'lNI · • , nt 1 'l"t $ bl" . ....... m1see 11 aneous .1 00 . Total Couoty Commloslooer• Moo· meCo ac~ I Y· . . 1000, pu IC employees retire- Cemetery Fund- Employees $23,500. , day in annual organization- ~ uncll s appropr1at1ons also ment system $400 Chief of Pol· $8 500 materials $250 tools .,. F State H" h 1 show«! that 112.000 will be in ice $3300 Police. $18 500 other q~ipm,ent and supplies ' .:.,. rom t Fund tgMwaty v mh: l al meeting at the courthouse. i'· . bo . . • • • ~. provemen , a or e 1- Commissioner Charles R ' the general nd retirement pohce expense $5 000 first aid equipment mainleJ!ance """' 1 nd G T tr · . fund for the redemp tton . of 1500, f~ department • • eipenses equipment operation $1150, •""""• pub- ctenance e a and as repair u s _ eetEmpJ.y' mam- l !:_Trr ,.... 8b1:, mw a o 1Ntnemred •a·tcvee· 18 810 5 1 bonds and another $7,080 lor $200. Ctvil Defense $511, parking ltc employees retirement sys- ees $I 000 materials $!!10 to 1 [ 0 interest. meters 1500 miscellaneous $200 t<m '""" other e~pen••a ,.. d. ' . 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