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"'" ,.If' - (UPI ) - 1 Bruc~ ~lh oo~e;";. pe~~ ~ s'f.o';~nfs, ~ FIVE CENTS 1 v~ g~nup MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965 Houston to spenk to Uw g1,1und hv eh<>nge It Gemm1 7 aslronauts ffil',l\l~ vf a la st·r lrg/11 br•.tm · lli<~t d1·r l'i1on 1f 1t was to bl ~~:~ Borman and James One ol rhr· .Jst10 n,11 1h (t l~o made l1,uJ to IJe l' lade !IDOl , , fl ashed on through : was sehcduled to be(·ome tilt;! howt:vt·r· If thf' Gen.mt 1 j hrstory s longes t spuee flight I frrst a... tron;lllt to orllli m lw; I.'U fl ( h gur ·~ 11 1 xt Sunday ~ today while t.echmc1ans at Cape · underweilr ~ hur kmg h s lrght l ,Pm lrll "i " t- g~r c;h,Jtlfti 01tnt Kennedy moved up to 15 hours , \\eight fl ymt: s c~ 1 t 111 111c w!ll l.. rve •o hP ,J<IJU ~ If'd lnto 1 ahead of schedule m prfp<mng 1 pr"~:suml-'d (, ~ m mJ 7 l'< Jtm1 ~ · r, 1' 1 l c~ r· P rl h t•.Khv or earl y 1 The posstb tlltv 11 1,.., l. u1, 1L l w ·o.,d.~·, 1r1 ot dt>r to h:wrli!ate I for the l.aunch of Gemmt 6 I The Gent! OJ capsule wa s I Gemuu 6 llllght u~- I. Ill]{ J. r·d Ill' r r11dr·t\r1 11 ~ eleclrrcally 'mated"t to8 Jts Titan 2 launched 45 hug{' 1 Su • _nda Y· a d·el y f', IJ 1l t't 1'rLm B ill m,m ..tid LIJ\'l'll Wt're tG (ST). This a a.~ · ~I<Hm~d .,. 1~ . rurrv . V. t~ llt'r . .: ~·1 a d('\ I' l l)[] 11 1d,JV on whel hf'r · task Srl11rra ... ,lf, 1 hum c." Si,dhn U 111 tii <'V 1 nr flv ll l ]t' 1, 1 ~ r of tt 1ongrna 11Y schedul ed to be done ]pursUit of Cfem 1n1 7 ;•nd uw ·>nh ' 1 Je 1 ., ,!'~round rnidmght Olher phases fJrst sp<we renr:i •'zvous ~(Jilipl;.~~•.r.llll : t h~t·t~·:; t1 l:,pe lo 1 of Lhe work on GemmJ 6 were I OHlclals dt \.. 1,.' t.Ji••d) Hll' ~I Of! ,, 1' 1! IJ \1 liJ ~II~ II• rweek alJ d f our to SIX hours I and tlw llou~1rrn StJ<H l' ( t'lllt·t reporte .I ~" ahead • '1),u:e 1N 'OI ds A were ci1J l'ful lo "·'' )1 11 \llllt S1mU ,11 11 l1'·n t:1,v Jl'f 'f'l\ed mong the ex perrments In li i<:~ t the Gemnu (j 1<..!\Jtlill ~ till f store tor Borman <md Lo\•ell wa~ set f()r IJe r JJ .lnd n I < l t. t, .. nce Ol 3U Ul hJts the both 37, today were an attempt dec is ion h<~d ~:r·n !ll d til · 1,, 1•o,JI Ir tn II J, J<po l t \·'l :.t<~ble n• Jt/).. 11 !<1 I t io1 ~~~ cJ,tys. POP"- ~ lay M1 ~ - ' SPA CE CENTER. VATf(AN CITY Paul VI ha• prepared a Papal ! Bull permitting Catl\olics to e<~t l meal on Fridays, tt was reliably reported today High-level : Vatican sources smd the pontiff will iSSue the decree Tuesday at a pubhc sesion of the Ecumemcal Council. Informant told UPI the derree lifts maJor fast and abstinence rules for all Catholics except monks, nuns and ulher members of religious orders. but the rules will still be rnointamed for Good Fr1day, the Christmas vigd and ose other major fmt day, probably that of the Immaculate ConceptiOn on Dec. 8. Study Group Meets for 'l'em~le en tine 6 Pa 15 Hours iFor Blastoff ID Glady~ Mrs. Woodard Low~ G $ ·; • • miDI at Km~, I~r~n Mr~ we~e Thu~da~ POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 194 Willi~m People In MY~-!" a~d ~"''"'"' a~d Chn<~tmas VOL XVII '"'*='""'" l.use~lle LDVm~ Robinson's ~1\1 pie~ -~ Devoted To The lnUr:ufl 01 The Mei,,.Ma.on .4reD s~d- ~mm1ttee ev~nmg_ af .y · Naomi KJng was Installed asctate patron: Mabel Bennett, and honored Masons. room following the meellnR. A Ofltrers were elected folluw· eluding a lighted tree and red The l'hristmas Social Concerns JlEC. 4 Worthy Matron and Wllllam secretary; Lettie Roush, treas- The charter was draped In white arrangement of mumt 0 lng the annual Christmas dmner and wh te pomsettias and Christ- I commiSSIOn of Hea th MethodiSt The bazaar, soup and pie sale King was Worthy Patron of Ev- urer; AnD Thomae, conductress; memory of Mrs. Morah Leon- and gladlola theR';; 1 18 of thf' Past Chiefs of Magnolia mas lights on the mantel IChurch m Middleport work- by the Syracuse Auxil· angeline Chapter, Order of the Marie Pickens, associate coD- ard who served aa worthy rna· fresM1ent table wtth Mrs. 'Temple Pythtan Sisters Thur,· 'ng committees m preparatiOn iary of the Syracuse Volunteer Eastern Star, In an impre,.lve ductress; Kathryn Mllchell, Iron in 19!3-21. A donation was ert Kmg and Charlene Tbomal dav evemng •I the Federated · MISs Thelma Grueser, presi-l for ,Ire second holiday dtnner F1re Department wlll be held installation service Thursdey ev· chaplain; Mary Meinhart, mar- given to the TB and Heall!i A.. at the coffee service and punch church dent. w s charge of a short and party for in the basement of tbe Syra- ening at the Masonic Temple in shal; Lillian Stolfi, organist; sociatlon and Invitations to olli- bowl Assorted cake and 10 dehcwus turkey dmner was busmm11 se5'IOn which opened ren Mt s •vay;e '1U ns.: _".;- ruse Methodist Church. instead Middleport. Starpolnts -Charleen Cochran, er chapter . Installation were wiches were served by_lhe dll> . . smed at 6 30 and members . man. " hea mg 'e P "!ec · of al the town halL It will heg1n other officers Installed In· adah; Charlene Tbolnas, ruth; read mcludmg Alhens Dec. 3 & 1ng room mclu n1 were sea ted at a table with 1I With the Lord Prayer 10 unl-, The dmneJ Will be held 1""- at ,n am . . Uec 4 Containers eluded Bessie King associate Rose\nary Lyons, esther; Etta Pomeroy, Dec. I, at 7:45 p·rn. Calliryn Ervtn and Mildred "'"'' covet and a renterpiP'e · son Etect1on of was day Der. 14 at 5 30. needed for carryout. Servmg matron, and Robert King, asso- Mae Norton, martha; and Ar· Mrs. Guy Reynolds present· Hawley, co--chairman, and AUd""' hemlock and 1ed poinse""' held wtlh Mrs Frank Stewart.•'" the dlu1th dmmg room for be io the church dining lene Davis eJecta. Lena Bunce ed the junior past matron, Mrs. rey Davenport, Oma Nelson, 100 lied , andks tll'd wttll red bows , preSident. Mrs Lawrence Lanchildren rang- room Soup 50 cent• per quart, '""'"'"'""' 111 Wlll(' lllBialled warder, George Mitchell, willi the past rna- Evelyn LeWIS. . , m •'r)' ' IJI holders wt'l'e on ,- tho 'd R h 1mg 111 m;e from 4 tht htgh 1 75 cents each, 15 cents by ' Meinhart sentinel tron's jewel and a gift was pre· Chapter comm1ttees for tlu "de ul lhe cen · terpiece 1and ' 1 nmg,. v1re pres1 en1• 1v1rs - tc · Sf 11001 F0 11 OW ·Ill! th e d'mncr the piece Many bazaar arbcles · f lllStalllng ' ·officer'· was Graee sented to Allen Hughes retir· year include Euvetta Beclln •·ach t'nd of tht> table ard Campbell. anrt gruap smgmg (Jf for Sdle. French, assl!lted by tbe Install· lng worthy patron. chapters tle, Rosemary Lyons, <m' also r·arned out the pom- Mi ss Thelma Grueser treasurer be unrler of DEC. I ing Marshals, Emma K. Clat- were represented from Racine, King, lru!ltees ; Lillian Slelfl, '""" theme p[,ce card' were .January meellng w11l b< held ':'" Rum I! and 3 _ The I The R,...n,ville- Long Bottom PGmeroy worlliy and Beulah Jones; In· Pomeroy, Wilkesville, Chesll:>e, life member; Mane Hawkms note t; k, " th name msertbed •·' ' the home ol Mrs Thomas Spin! of Chnstmas. WI11 be Homemakers Club w11i hold Rom a Harrisonville, Amesville, Ches· Kathleen Anthony, Freddie HOD 1stalling conductress, 1 00 111 rrd and grren , nd favors ; Cook AI tltf' of the busi_i shown E their arumal Chrtstmas party Mr and Mrs Dwight Logan IHa'wkins; installing warder, Ed- terhUI, Stockport, and Lowell, dashelt, regi stration; Gract 1 -ne e o et w th Of'hght books H B thd I Mrs obert oats an rs. Monday, Dec. 6 at 7 pm. at the d Sk'l 'and Mrs Flor 1ith Russell, and installing senti .. Ohio. French, Allen Hughes, Robert 1 1 an son, · vlsl·- nel, Evelyn Ll!wls. The 1heme for the new year · and1 a pomsett10 m red white ness . sessl•JTI. app\' .. - .11 <'IV \ 0 E' Rall are. cha1rman for _ the , horne of Mrs. Cl aremon t Har- ence Holle Pwere recent exammmg ; Ann Tho mas, cr centered wtth a Christ-! was to M" B I treats to be giVen ihe children. rlS tors in Tbe meeting was op- 19 "Trulh" and name tags de- Wilham Ktng, mstructiOn; Dortn" wmbol Mrs Frank Ste-[ Hawkms who was obsmmg her In charge of decoratmg the dm-, Pomeroy Chapter 166 OES . t ened wll!i the out-going wor- picting the star of Bethlehem is LewiS Peggy Spurlock, sun't\..lrl ask lht' grace btrlltday. mg room will be Mrs. Charies t Will have mstallation of officers Mr<. thy matron and worl!iy patron. were given each guest. A soc- shine pages; Bessie King, Rob1u\1-:>wmcr the dmner the I Bradbury, :r.trs. Earl Davenport] Monday, at 7:45 p m. at the I nes _ay • a ter I Kathryn MitcheU and Allen ial hour was held in the dining ert King Ann Thomas, Marie uup W the 'pal.tvl Several were gl\rell and the senior its Masonic Temple Cathryn Wll Hughes, In charge. Distinguish·,Pickens, ·budget; Etta M a • ""' also decorated mcludmg , Ttm es for MeditatiOn_. counselors. James Brewmgton son of Sunbury worthy 11 Mr. and g Mrs. Robert ed guest. introduced Included • Norton, Vroman, Pearl . ·'""' m keep mg with Chfl'tmas in- A Btl of Heaven and An .Jack Bechtle, Will the matron, will be the mstallmg r.l'ossman and family Julia Fleming, deputY grand IS Reynolds audltmg: Esllier Simp. Prayer, bv Mrs. Campbt>ll The, tree. officer. . .• matron of District 25 from son, Maxine Coats, Beth Pullen, Mes,ge- Ue Glad : Mrs Nan Moore Is in char ge Theodora• Daughters Mr. and Eshe Grella Harris, grand repUesfaf hOWet decorations; Lettie Roush, Eve'• 10 MISs Grueset . A Snng ot Pral'c.j oJ the guest list and Mrs Guy of Amema Will meet reguYlSltorsin p rk resentallve of Missouri In Ohio, lyn Lewis, cheer; Beulab Jones. ' Mrs flawkms. Yuletide. Mrs Shuler will arrange for the per-· tar sessiOn Monday at 7 ·30 p. ers urg , ' a. and Marie curd, district secreQ Lena Btlllce, Mildred Zeigler, Stewart At s•mal invitations to be deliver-! m · al the IOOF hall . Mrs. Herman Scholl and Mrs. tay. Mrs. William A. Woodard Su- publicity; Charleen Cochran, T•me and Be Eailv, MISs Erna ed The children of the county 1 The Mary .'f · Kelly Grueser and daughter, Olliers recognized were past sle Allensworth was guest of Lena Bunce. Mildred Zeigler, Jesse A Sonnet for Chn st ma<. home are speCial guests. MISs : the Pomeroy First BaptiSt : Jane were Galhpolil VISitors, _matrona and past patrons of honor at a miscellaneous show- telephone; Bessie King, Etta i "" Kay Seldenabel and l'io<'d Fncdd Faehnle " hansporta- church witl meet at the church I fhursday -. ! Evangellne Cbapter, past grander Tuesday evening at llie DAY Mae Norton, program; RoseI' with a poem, When 1 QiHI, by t10n .,th all children Monday at 7 30 P . m Mem-, Mrs. Pbihp Radford and mo- officers, worthy matrons and hall giVen by Millon Hood mary Lyons and Emma Clat· to be taken to the church and bers are asked to bnng articles. the •. Mrs. Clara Sargent were lworthy patrons of District 25, Mrs. Lloyd Wnght, Mrs. W1l· worthy, Mabel Bennett, Mane ' ~Irs Campbetl 1returnrd to thetr home~ Miss , for a box lO be sent to Vu~t Wednesday VLSltoTI m Parkers· ham Woodard Sr. and Mrs. Pickens Arlene Davis, CharON REQUEST Mrs Campbell. on behalf of Bt'S< Sanborn " chairman of • Nam. burg, W. Va. , Floyd Cleland. lene Tb;mas, Ways and Means, the group, presentt·d M1ss Grue- finances. The food £or the DF.C. 'J . Mrs. Woodrow McKelvey and .Gtfts were placed on a table prompters, Mrs. Bechtle, Pearl wtth a gtJt, afl-er wht ch en dmner will be don nted by I Metgs Pythlan Sts- lson, Mtke Holter of Huntington,! w1th white cover and decorat· Bunce, Kathryn Evans, Fern g1fts were enhan~ed A ~,me memhers o£ the church. I tcrs w1ll meet m regulur sesSion w. va. viSited Friday w1th rei-: ed with wedding bells. Tbe re- Cbeesberew; refreshments, Pomeroy was conducted bv Mn; C.nnpCleaners I Tuesday, at 7 30 pm at ~he , atJVeS \ • • ~reshm~nt table was attrac.:tive Mrs. Ervin and MISS Hawley. I 1 bell and pmes a\'ilrded to \Irs MHidl~'port Amf'ncan l.egmn Mrs Emmogene Loho unlerDISCUSSIOn m. white cover and cente~ed Mrs. Davenport, Mr9. Nelson, 1 1 -- I• - 35 Rol lm Rca hs \llr<> WLll1.1m • Aunrwl f.hrislrrttll hall fh ere Will be a 50 cent went ~uJgery at UwversJty Hos- NEW HAVEN _ Rcently wtth ~ arrangement of p1~ Mrs. B B Zeigler, Mrs. Lewill, 1 Pomwvy, Ohio Kilhnger, Mrs Hl·nry Be: bel: llirllll'r is Held gttl exc hange :pita! Fndoy· adults of the Evangelkel Unl~ carnations With pink candle~ m Mrs Ethel Lowery, Mrs. Theo Mrs A1nuld ll,ne<: fht The Young Adult Class of the ~ DEC. 8 . ed Brethren Church met in a crystal holders on either SJde. Neutzling, Mrs Beulah Roush; .and remallldet of lite cve~mg was Middleport Churrh of Chrd Wh tle Ros; Lodge Auxiliary , Jl B' L-'- • fellowship of study. As a text- Games were played WJth priz- paraphernalia, Mrs. Mitchell 11 meet spent m slngm~ ol ( hmtmas hE' d Clmstma~ dinne r at wJ 'lllf."dnesdav. Dec 8 th Lrtru.wy IS book th egroupuse, d .. The La-nd es awarded to Mrs.. Ed Evans and Mrs . M•lnh rt · hll "ddi t , ~a, ' h ' TONIGHT thru TUESDAY 1 115 ea ols w1th Stew,trl as lhe church Thursdav eve.1t t e legton a. lD 1nt epor . t.e/ebrated Nov. 27 bor of the Laity," since the a Mtss Evelyn Flck Mrs. ,. .. , W•lt D•sney's 1 accompanist mng prepared t llf' l'.UIIll'll A s.ou,l\ hour wtll be held fnlRandy Keith Pyles of Racine EUB denominational theme this James Gwnther won the door "OLD YELLER" 'ld Cl d towing the meehng at the hall . - I ed th l prize. ('l'i'c hmC"ulor 1 Altendmg 'Mre the abuH' and or th e IIorne but ers ass an wa s 10nor WI a par y upon year 1s "Jesus Chnst Renews 11orothy l\1L'Clllre, fi:'SS P~rser~ed bv men of th e cl•s• s Tile ' tTh<' Pomeroy Shakespeare hiS 11th birthday at the home HI Ch h Th h L p tl After UJe honored guest openktJ U1mk <._o nnors, rummy >Irs. Amanda KJSpar 1tS bl(· ,smg . " as bv the nev b Vol, tl mee t \\' ednes day De- ' of his parents Mr and Mrs · ! t' urc d roug ay1 Ded ar • ed her gl ft.s, Jet . cream centerOUf Don· < u y t' 'I K1rk Gladys Cu!'k1er. Mrs IGeur~e aid llll'ks Folh >I Ill" the dmm'r cember 8 at 2 P m . at th!:' home Charles F Py,les November 27. 1Clpat· 10~ an oca wna 1- cd with pink wedding bells, cake rf Fe1ture-tte· Hemes Mrs Delht>rl E se lstew I I'> ' f M B N l I' f th . • C8 IOD. 'red h t d d ted . I I Flash, the Teenage Otter . ,.,ames weJ e pl vrd and virts o rs en eu z mg or etr r~avors of lollipops bubble I Th t I t I m w I e an ecora m ~ ' ttu-k s and " the onm" 1 ,"'h" 'mas l ' , ti e group me n d wo Bel'- ' pm • k WI'th the mscnp · · f ton "Best Mr. and Mrs. Harold George Colorurtoon 11· Mrs gum, balloons and mints ' and Ml~!'i LPna Grueser. tn Mr pdr and Wed ' . Robert Warner is co-hostess r h t f k d ons, one on nes ay even- Wlslres Susie and Bill" and cof- d B '"It' b AdmJssLon 75c & 40c tearlwr of the ' •·"'· Bud Ab, · · te res men s o ca e an 1ce 1ngs for an hour before Prayer f an son, r1an , are tng er .-bolt Tloe " • ed to pre- fhere Will he a 50 cent gtft ex-' cream and punch were served and Bible Study llie other for ee were served. parent., Mr. and Mrs. !. W. • pare a bosket of food for a change and members are to to Billy and wayne cteland h Th 'd Attending were the above and McComas m·ed' fat;uly fr,r the Cltnsl mHS hrmg gifts for llie Girls Indus-: DenniS Cole, Tim lhle, Mrs. Lillie Hauck. Mrs. Clar- MISs C;rol Scott and MIS! ~ --f~, x· · J;j A seaSDn · t1 ~al School. :and Brei Hart, Buddy Joe, Shir- Some adults from Bac~~j ence McNeal, Mrs. Charles Joy Boggs, student nurses at .,. ''(,)I T bl d I ley and Sharon Pyles, Mrs. Earl EUB Cbur h 'lli the·r t Allensworlli, Mrs. MarJOn Van- Holzer School of Nursmg, vlstt • ~~ <l -;... IIQ Wf a es ~ere erora mg m H' tl til • I b ' Hart Beverly Hart and lhe c • WI I pas or, Meter. Mrs Max Meiobart. ed over the holiday weekend • ,--,- ._~ ~ : lfl Jr;, keepmg With the holiday seaI• on r '· c II ' honmed guest of Racine and tho Rev , Mrs. Achsah- Miller. ~ Mrs . Mary Stanley, Mrs. Dan With their parents. ~ -{~ P .-_, ~: <On Jeatunng, potn,ett~as and MPPIS on 1/.urstlny Mrs J,IVl·e S~uth, Rh00:., and Jomed the study. The discussion SwiSher. Mrs_ Henry Ewing, Mrs. Edward Lewis end so~ • \ _red Cai)dles. rh.._ tlosmg pray· I Mr• Charles Riffle entertain- Wyatt of Gallipolis leader was Rev Martm BeriS-, Mrs. Alvin NoiTIS, Mrs Ever- of Columbus ,pent last week ~ -- · •· • ' ··• '', ••. "'"""'·• ,,.,, _ ., ·"'- """,. _, •ford, p89tor of lhe New Haven ett Thomas. Mrs. Ed Spencer, w1t' her parents Mr and Mrs ""~ " ' ' " " , . ,0 ". _' "'~ ,, n ,• . _ _ _ -• .... . _ .. ...... ·--. . . . _ - 1 Mrs Albl\fl II:~ ~n!l.cblld- Arnoljj RichafdS, Mr>stac) ~ ,, -, . • SOCIAL CAtENDAR Party Planned " .,. ·~ 1nd rl1t' lng l1" 11 dr p.u i l'ltnl anlll• lll ( ., ll ~' r ·-~- '" u llfddl 'l ,l f[lt' l· U lll lll.t 11 P (l litpmt.;; w11l li p 1/lifl ldl I t'll " 'I P'tm .11\"'1 Ill U1E' .nd Col· l<11lll' ' 1p 1 Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel3 & 45 Corn Cob Report 7-00 Today Show 7 25 Today Out Your Way I 25 Today Out Your Way i 00 Holiday Festival 9 30 BacheJor Father 10 llll Fractured Phr•ses 10 :05 News 10 30 Concentration 11 00 Morrung Star 11 30 Paradise Bay 12 llll Jeopardy 12-30 Let's Play Postoffke I llll Midday News 1· 30 Smgm' Jamboree 2 00 The Days of Our Live~ 2.30 The Docton 3·00 Another World 3 30 You Don't Say 4· 00 Mr. Cartoon Present.! ! ·30 Woody Woodpecker 5 00 Cheyenne 6 00 News P1cture 6:20 Jim Thacker Sport.! 6 25 Weather UO Huntley-Brinkley Report 7.00 John Fors~'ille 7.:W My Mothe;, The Car I 00 Please Don't Eat Da~~.. ! :W Dr. Kildare 9-00 Tuesday Night at Movieo 11 00 Late News Ptcture 11 :15 Weather 11 20 Sporta Roundup 11 :30 Tonight Show Cc Singer Robert Goulet'!! nf'w World War II esp10nage senes, "Blue Light," takes over the 8.30..9 p.m. slot Wednesdays on ABC, starting Jan 12 "Gid· get" moves from that spoL to 8-3 30 p m. Thursda~s. y,!Jich "The Donna Reed .Show '' will vacate arter Jan. 13 and move into the 8-8:30 p m Saturday apace presently occupied by ..The Kmg Fanuly ," wh1ch leavts the air after the J an. 8 lbow. WCHS-TV ChannelS Daily Word Mike Wallace News Buddy Starcher Show Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy !be McCoy• Andy ol Mayberry D1ct< Van Dyke Sbow Love of Life Midday NeWJ Search For Tomorrow Gwdiog Ltght 1 00 Woman's Page I :W As The World Turm 2 00 Password 2 :W House Party 3 00 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News 3.Jo Edge or Night ! cOO The Secret Storm 4 30 Sgt. Preston S.OO Early Sbow 6 30 CBS Eveoing NewJ 7o00 Ni!\vs Report 7·15 Your Weatherman 7 20 Sporta 7 30 Rawhide a 30 Red Skelton 9 30 Petticoat Junction 10 00 CBS Special 11 :00 News Toolgbt 11 15 Weallier Teller 11 ·20 Late Sbow 7 00 7 05 7 30 9.00 10 :00 10 30 11 · 00 11 -00 12 00 12 25 12 30 12·45 7:25 Dally Word 7::W Life & Teachings of J 8. 00 Fun School 9·15 King aDd Odie 9-30 Morning Movie n·oo The Young Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father KDoWI !Ill& I :00 Ben Casey 2:00 The Nursu Z·30 A Tlmo For Uo 2-55 Newo 3·00 General Hoopttal J,:W Tho Young Marriedl t :OO Never Too Young !:30 Where the Action II l :OO Soupy Salll 5: 30 Lea vo ft To lieDer 1:00 Weather 6:05 Pacemat. Nen 6. U Peter Jmmlnp NeWI 6:30 Taleo ol Wello FIJ'IO 7,00 Have Guo Will Travel 7:30 Combat 8:30 Mcllalo'l Navy 9:00 F Troop 9:30 Pey!M Pllco 10-00 Tbe Fugitive 11·00 Pacemaker Newa 11:1$ Weather 11: 20 Sporto 11:30 ABC NI&MU'- ning "Rawhide'' western un CBS beginning Jan. 11 - the 7·30-JI :w p m. Tuesclay 11pot w11l be an African adventW't series called "Daktari," a Swah11i word meaning doctor. Ita genesis ts a recent movie, "Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Ll· on" Marshall Thompson Will hove the title role as a veterinanan In an animal study center in Afnca. Lion Clarence and chimpanzee Judy will be rea:u.Jar members of the cast. LISTEN r;.:;m:~:. c.:~1. 9:30 AM 1360 o:..:• WMOV ..-.w.v.. WSAZ-TV Channe13 WCHS-TV ChannelS •=• On Cell Rtport 7:10 Today 7:25 Today Out Your WIJ I:Z5 Today Out Your Way t :OO llolldiJ Fllllval t:ll Baebelor Father 10:110 Frootund Pbr.10:25 New1 10:10 Coacealration II :01 l\lorDiDI star 11:18 PlndlM Bay 1201 Jeopardf Let's ..J POIIolllco l:SO Slqbl' Jambcnl 1:00 Thl DaJ• of Our u... 1!30 Till Doetm 1:00 ADaCblr World 1::111 YGU Doll'l 11J 4:110 llr. 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News Profile-Kyle Hill ' : Ed McMahon of the NBC "Tonight Sbow" will have , Broadway stage fling for 1 week, beginning Jan. 17 whet he takel over the leading rolo in "The Impossible Years'• at The Playhouse. He will sub fill 1tor Aian King, who has to fill Miami nlgbt elb engagement to whlcb he was committed belore ho oigDed his play con. CHRISfMAS SEALS 1i!h1lhl4 olher RESP\RilDRY DISEASES traet. ' -. . .- .; . ' " ·~ . �\ . ' 2-Dally Sentinel, P~meroy -Middleport , 0 .. Dec. 8, 1~65 Council Charts Space A.ge ' 1 Jackets • I " ' 1Daily Sentinel, PGmerGy~l.lidillep~rt, Pro Standing8 Second Straight Victory 71-47 I 0 .. Dec. 6 ~ Scores Nattoaal Football League 1Geneva ~6 St. Vincent 55 Stlndlng& Messiah 66 Nyack 52 By United l'rtll lnleraalioDIII DICki1180n 98 Swarthmore Coach Carl Wolfe's Middleport land Ray Varian a free throw [finished going away. Davis and Moore, who got 22 againsl jof 55 shots, good or a coolish Eaolonl Dtvlttoa College llutelball Resulll St. l'rancis N.Y. IITl Brdgpt H1gh school basketball team and it suddenly was tight at Bobby Mar~hall of Wahama aJ. IGal!ipoll!, was sharp Bgain.r29 percent. The Falcoos were W. L. T. Pet. PF P~ : By Unlter Preu lnternatioaal Temple 8> Delaware 13 made 1ts season record 2-0 .44-41. However, Spider Davis lso left with too may fouls be- lHis six fielden and U of 13 at lfor 28 on free throwa for 60 x-Cieve ·10 2 0 .833 329 259 East Sy rat.:u.se 110 Buffalo 00 Saturday mght at Wahama lrnade a three point play and fore the alternates came in. the charity lint was good for percent , i New York 6 6 2 .500 223 200 Carnegie T. 81 Wash. & Jeff li3 Tnmty Conn. 109 Middleby wJth a solid 71-47 vaclory over the Jackets went mto Lhe final The first halt was anybody'sl'24 points, hiRh for both clubs. I BY QUARTERS !Dallas .. 5 7 0.417 260 !~7 Duquesne 98 Amencan U. 84 P~m~eton 70 Ar~y 49 ''l the White Falcons. period leading leadmg 47-41. game. The seore was tied or Stobart had 14, Tannehlll 10, I St.L. . · 5 7 0 .417 259 ~• Seton Hall 84 Hofstra 79 ProVJdence 69 Villanova It 7f .. f. F'or 26 minutes of play, how- Vanan hJt from outs1de to changed hands 14 times before Davis a, and George Sauer'· of iMHS 17 3L 47 71 • Phila .. 4 8 0 .333 288 311 Drexel 92 Delaware Va lley 63 Scranton 87 Ehzabethtown "'· ' em, It was a sizzler, bring the Falcons up to 47-41, the Jackets emerged with , :the starters. WHS II 29 41 47 Wash .. .I 7 0 .417 m 2601Marist 74 N. Y. Maritime 59 Cortland 97 Plattsburgh St. ~ . Coach Bob 011 , t but there the rea\ Falcon threat 31-29 advantage •t halftime on l Wahama also had three ln i Middleport Stobart 4+!4 Phlla .. 4 a 0 .333 288 3ll jSt. Michaels Vi. 80 Clarkson 72 Albony N.Y.1 St. 73 Siena ii' ,,. blessed with 3 ..;~r s cre,~,~~e ended· Mark Tannehiol got in Moore's set shot from 20 feet 1double figures, 'lbompBOD and :T.nnehill 2 .~ 10 B. Davis 2-'~ Pitts .. 2 10 0 .167 175 315 1Potsdam St. 73 Buffalo St. 47 Canisius 87 Murray St. 81 "'. " the wmners all th~y ':~ted un- a 10-!ooter, Gary Stob~rt a 15 out. IRedmen each with 10 and Moore 6-l2-24 , 'Sauer 2-G-4, w. 1-Clinched Division title j Penn Navy 55 Boston U. B3 Amer. Inc. IS. ;; . .J til two minutes had one in the foot Jumper form the stde, and . !Arthur with 11. i DaVis 142 Burcher 0-3_3 BradW11!1tera Division , Okla. City 79 St. Bonavntre 71 Lowell Tech 94 Worcester II ~1 'J lourth uarter wh gMHS 11_ Tannehill another jumper. It The Falcons never Ired II UP I Again, too, as when the Jac- 1b -Q.ol 'Bartlett Hl'Totals W. L. T. Pet. PF PA Penn St. 81 Gettysburg 63 Spnngf1eld 92 Amherst 67 " • 2 2 ed awa~ f goo/" pu was ~3-43 and Vorian, mean-~agam, though they trailed bY iets upended favored · Galllpolis ·:m-'?t. 71 ' · Bait 9 2 1 .818 342 22alndiana Tech 98 Detroil Tech79 Boston CoiL 107 Dartmouth~ , . 1~hile, had vanished with his no ~re than 3 pomts on ~hree : the night before, they were hot ,. or . · · Green Bay 9 3 o .750 250 173 Wstmnstr Pa. 63 Ind. Pa. Sl 55 L>elawart> St. !l7 Ehzabth Cty ~1th th~ee mmutes left In thelftfth foul. loccaswn.s before the wmnerlat the frt!t throw Une convert.! Wahama, Thompson 34-10, Chi. 8 4 0.857 331 231 Rhode lsland 79 Fordham 78 .Niagara 83 Sl. Peters 82. ' thrrd penod the Jackets were Davis, Stobart and Buddy 1 wa~ decided eurly in the fourthling 31 of 37 free attempts. :varian 1-2-4, Arthur 3-5-ll, Red-;s.F. 7 5 o .583 377 :117 ,Columbia 109 Lafayette 93 Rochester 83 Toronto 52 coo stl~g at 44-34. But Bill IMoore then learned up to run · period. ; The winners hit 39 percent: man :>0-10, Sawyers :!-Z-8, Mar-: Det. . . .. ~ e 1 .455 214 238 Cornell 116 Colgate 69 . . Northeastern 84 Bates 67 . ArtllUI , Bunny Tho~pson and the count t~ 6~ and Co~ch , First quarter play ended l7-t5 1from Ire field or 20 of .51 al- 11hall 2-t-5, Rollms 0..1-l Totals Minn , .. 5 7 o .417 330 379 Rutgers 108 Gl-asshoro Sl. 78 , Shippt-no.: brg 80 W Cheste! 74 Hay Redman hat 20 (ootersiWolfe sent m hts bench whtch ,favoring the Jackets. ' L.A. . .... l 9 tt .250 210 :un iAlfred 53 Harpur 41> 1Roberl s Wes li~ Oswego 1tempts· Waham11 got home 16 116-15-47, 'lona til Pace 49 Rochester Tf'h 74 N. Y. Tch ij SUaday'o Result• I Connecticut 95 Yale 7J l'psa la R9 Susquehanna 75 ·· Chicago 13 Baltimore 0 Maine 118 NorwK'h 85 ~l Jos .·~ Pa . 100 Fairfield 74 ·. Dallas 21 Phiifldelphia 19 Lehigh 78 Muhlenberg 74 Brock porl St. 79 St. J. Fsser62 Mon1cla1r St. 103 Pratt 71 ! Clark 79 Hart lord 74 "':" UDIOf I Los Angeles 27 St. Louis ] Green Bay.Z! Minnesota 19 :Brookln Col 87 Brook In Poly 64 1Harvard 76 Holy Cross r1 I : Brookln Col 87 Brookl n Polv 64 J\'hllersville 128 Kutztown 91 Pomer?y rallied from points Panthers tallied five gulck mark period, but paced by the seconding for a t1 per rent average1 Middleport and Wahama split · N.Y. 35 PJ~tsbW:gh 10 betund rn the fourth quarter ers to deadlock the score. First stanza scoring of John Me Clin- while Southern hlt zo· of 45 for 1Junior Hi~h games Saturday , Green Bay .14 Mmnesota !9 and win ov er Southern's Pur- Dick Werry hit rrom outside, tock, the Tornadoes moved out 44 per cent. . afternoon at Middleport, the Wa~i N.Y. 35 Pittsburg~ 10 pie Tornado cage squad 59-56 then Simpson scored on a lay-~ in front 31-27 by halftime. Southern 6-3 center Dale Hill, hama eighth grade winning 38- ' Cleveland ~ 4 Washmgto~ 16 Saturday rught at Racme. up and followed with a free McClintock scored 11 of SOuth- a senior, saw limited action be- 22 and the Middleport seventh San FrancJSco 17 Detroat 14 Coach Russ Moore's visiting throw to tie it at 48-48. I ern's 19 points in the second cause of a painful11nkle aprain grade 44-L8. ' ~aturdBy's Games For The Finest In Panthers went onto the hard- Simpson's jumper with 3 min~ quarter. 1he suffered in Friday oight's Walrnma eighth graders ledrSt. Louts at Dallas ~ood at the be~i~ning of the utes and 40 seconds left in the The two rivals played on •. : tootest against Wilton. 2~15 at the half arxl pulled a-1 (Only gamt ~ scheduled l Dual Purpose frrral stanz~ trarhng be five, game gave Pomeroy the lead bout even terms in the third Pomeroy's reserves also scar- way with lanky 6-1 Gillespie lead. sunday' I Gamel bul by midway through the !for. the first time in the final quarter with the Panthers tally- ed a 37-18 tri~ph in the pre- ing the attack with 1~ ptJints. Cleveland at Los An gelet~~ ~~r 10d had. battled back to 1pertod. ing 12 point!! and Southeru 13. llmirra,ry contest. Lenny Van! Other W'a~ama sco~rs were1Green Bay at Baltimore tr l the score at . 48-48 on free I With 2 minutes and 30 seconds Pomeroy, however at the close Merer s 13 points and Jack Hag· Herndon wtth 8, Call 4. Keye~]l Minnesota at Detroit th~·ow s .tossed rn by senior left, Cundiff connected for of that period the services ~ gy with nine paced. the ~tnne~s 8 and Clark 3. For Middleport New York at Washington Bl ~ce Simpson. . . Southern but Pomeroy went out of Senior Dick Knight by fouls·' while Randy Profitt with saxt Floyd had 3, J. Stobart JO, Cun· l Philadelpha at Ptt<;buPtl 1lre loss wos Lhe first m two in front 'M-52 about 20 seconds Knight a senior neverthele~s l and Steve Sewell with four top- nlngham 3, J. Tannehill 6. San Francisco 1 I Ch'lCa•o starts M'ddl · th e (Only games scheduled! • 1 epor I' s b.lg gun m . · ,for Coach Cra)·nor Slone'• · later when lanky Bennett RoWJh ,led the ' Panther 'scoring with ·ped So uth ern. !rve.. tv.hl le ~omer.oy .wats note~- popped one In from inside tbe l16 points on eight of 17 field The Tornadoes will host South- Seventh ~rade gam~ was Jon mg 1 3 opemng wm m wo ou - key. jgoal tries. He got half of his . western this Tuesday night and Kloes With l5 pomts. Other, AFL Standlags ings Both teams had started ·points 18 · th th. d .00 1then go to Kyger Creek 00 Fri- scorers were Wildermuth 1 D~the season Frida ·ght Wallbrown's two free throws ' e tr pen · k 2 H 1 M'li 2 ' Th f h .Y m · 'th with two mmutes left tied the I Close behind Knight were l day . Pomeroy will travel lo mos ey • en.s er I, I s . By United Pre11s lntrrnational lh ~ nur~ per~od !began ~ Iscore for the final time Simp-' Simpson and Werry both with!Athens Friday night and host Haggerty 6. Childs l , Boggs 6, Easttro Dlvlsioa [ 'd ornandoes /ten rohnt ~; rr' ,soo hit another outside ·J·umper ' l4. ' I Logan on Saturday. and .Hoffner 2. For Waha~a ,' W. L. T, Pet. PFPA I an seco s a r t e up-o 1 Morr1s had 2 Howard 5 Sm1th 1.sut 9 2 1 828 267 187 Southern's Amos Wullbrown, to pul the Panlhers ahead for! Cundiff, thouGh he ai!!O foul-· BY QUARTER., 3, Sayre 2,' Ohlinger I, and New .York ! 7 I 364 ~7 l67 toed the foul !me swished the good. ,ed out late m the hut quarter, Pomerov 12 27 43 S6 Cia k • . ' and upped J umor · B'll · Southern · r •· Houston 4 8 0 ·333 258 350, second of two tries 1 Moore sank a foul' h't 1 seven o1 18 f'1e ld goa.1 tries 14 31 40 ~ B< Ure bulge to six. shot a~d the.n Simpso~ once land three foul ~ts to lead· Pomery- Simpson 6-2-L4, Lo-i - IS~n · 2. }'. 2 ~. 200 17~ 26 Jun ior Don Swlsher put the more h1t on hiS arclnng Jumper!So~thern scorers wrth 17. M1:-! gan 1•1. 3, Knight B-0-IS1 Werry I Wahanta Reaen·e8 I Clinched dr\ rsion t1tl~,. 1 Panthers back in the race to grve the Panthers a 59-;4 Chntock, who sank four of eight 7-0-14 Moore 2-15 Roush 1 Win Game 61-52 Westera Divisloa minute later with a free lhrow [edge with a minute left: Wall- from the field, followed ~1th 1·2-4,' Swisher 1-1-3. T~tals 2{;- Wahama High school re!erves, W. L. ·r. Pet. PF PA. and then ct two-pointer brown 9Co~ed fro.m outside for 16 and \~all~rown had 14. Viall- ( 723 )-59. with White burning the nets Dan Diego 7 2 3 .778 278 287 undernra th. I the losers JUSt helore the buzzer ~rown hit f1vt of 10 from the Southern-Cundiff 7-3-17, Wall~ with !4 points, upended the Mid-i Oakland 7 4 L .636 260 201 Sherm Cundif!, Tornado ' ounded. field. brown ~-4-14, D. Hill 1-0-2, ~port reserves 61-Sl Satur- K. C 6 4 2 .1!00 252 216 lor. hit a jump shot to up Pomeroy had held a 1~12 The Panthers connected on1McCiintock 4-1-16, Grueser 2-1- day night in the preliminary to! Denver 4 a 0 .333 248 319 • mar gin to 4843, but then lead at the end of the flrst ,26 of 70 shots during the even- , 0-2, M. Hill o-o-o. Totals 20- the varsity contest at Wahama.j Sunday'& Re!lult!l ! Other Wahama scorers were . Buffalo 29 Housotn 18 1 NBA Standlqo Russell 1~. M. Fry 2, Grinstead Oakland 24 Denver 13 By Ualted Press IDteraatloD&J 5, L. Fry 4, Mitchell 3 und lOnly games scheduled \ 1 Blue Devils' Bentley Wins Easter• Divlsloa Gibbs 10. : SUDday's Gamet 1 w. I. pet. For the Jacket! Pullens had New Yo'rk at Oakl ··nd Boston · ...... .. !~ 1 .682 •3, Leffingwell 4, Rawlin&s 14: Sill) Diego at Houston Overtime Game Eagles Cincinnati ...... 17 8 .680;Dunfee 2, Conde 8, .I Boggs 2,LBoston at Denver Philadelphia ... 13 8 ,619! and Kenny Russell 19. . San Diego at Houston Center Roger Benlley, a .s-3 Steve Badgley left the fioor • New York . .. 7 16 .304 . Kansas City •t Buffalo 1 s~mor, calmly toed tiU: foullme w1th five fouls tate in the ga~ ~ We1tera Dlvl•ion BOUT CANCELED Cover formerly 1 w1th less than a nunute left 1and Knight ended the contest W. L. Pel. PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) - A u•ed on e79.50 in .ttJe first overtime period and 1with four fouls for F.estern. , Los Angele:t . .. · .. 15 11 .577 scheduled 10-round fight beswished a free throw that gave 1 The Eagles hit on 23 of 60 San Franc1sco .. . 12 13 .480 tween Raflu Kmg of Nigeria Poaturepedlc" Clmuncey-Dover a 56-55. win ov- field goal attempts for a 38 per St. ~is , .. ..•.. . 10 12 .455 and . Gabriel Hernandez of 1cent average. Pooler er Eastern Saturday rught. pulled !Baltm10rt ..... .12 16 ·429 Mexico Tuesday night has been plus our most The loss was the first in : down 14 of Eastern's 27 re-I Detroit ...... · . .7 17 ,292 canceled because Hernandez is costly deep three starts for Coach Gary Par- bounds. I Suday'• Result• ! under suspension by the Callsons' Eagles. . In the reserve eontest, Chaun- Cin~ti 108 Boston ~ : fornia Bo1ing Commission. qull&lng BenUey, who ch1pped in the I oey grabbed a 32·14 victory over: St. LoUis 113 San Francisco 99 i - · - - - -. ! winning point, was • thorn '" i the Eagles. Mike Martin led the!' (Only games scheduled) i s, Mathews 0-0-0, Troflll 1the side of the Eagles all eve- j local crew with six. Monday'• Games 0-2. M. Hill 0-0.0. Total• 20- ' ning. He eeded with 11 field · BY QUARTERS , Los Angeles vs Philadelphia at 1-33 1-56. 1 goals and five free throws for Charleston, W. Va. F'""'""'...,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiii;l 2f poinls. Glenn Bridgewater Eastern . . . 19 33 46 55 - ~~ . (Only game ocbeduled) Hudquortars also h•d 15 pomts for the host ' C-D ......... 10 23 :r1 55 - 56 Blue Dev1is. Eastern - Douglas o-1-1, For ... !':as tern' s scoring was pac- Newland 11-D-0, Knight 11-3· SATCHER TO PATS . 1 Ill a uj 1: ·;x . . ··----- Teams Split · Panthers Defeat SOuthern I J ' H' St.. I n 1 - - · - - " ELBERFELD$ 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE i 1 Sizes 4 to 10 Parlcipating Member In Middleport Merchanta lost' I Christmas Glfa-A·Rama Roush's Shoe Store Middleport Sofa Beds & Hide-A·Beds I Choose a Simmons from Elberfelds, vinyl or cloth upholstery. Your choice of colors. I ' ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE, POMEROY with 1 TALK ABOUT••• .• Glflume FLEl.O-Gl.ASS II W. --_.._ w1ndow maltntl nm carrltl ,.. . 1 1••••·1M """* flEX.Q. GlASS is prilolod M till odp lot yur PLATFORM toclcen _ ----····~ $19.9! 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'·. ···-- 1964 CORVAIR 1963 OIM II NOVA 2 DR. HARDTOP Black FIDI.Ih. W Interior. ~·w Whitt iJdlo wall Tint. FOR.EMAN 1950 fOlD l TON PICKUP Bulllltltra Good. SEI OUII OTHIR PINI UIID WI . Black opened their cage season RUTUND (11) on a winning nole Saturday arrett 5-0-10; Garrett M-·u;;g ' with a 47-Ja victory over North Davis, 4-0-8; Hawkins, Gallia's Pirates. Lillie 3-1-7. Tolala lt-11-47, ! Coach Jim Adams' quintet NORTII GAWA (31) jumped Into a 16-10 first per- Taylor 5-3-13: Gsrrett 4+12: 10d lead but the smaller Pir- Logue 0-0-0 ; Mayes ~ ; Pay· ales of Coach Clyde Evans ne 11-0-(); Skidmore 2~ Smith bounced back to cut the lead 0.2-2 ; Twyman 3-1-7. Totals Jj. to 21-20% at the half. 11).38. EXTRA FIRM North Gallia controlled the By quarter.: boards the first half but after Rutland . . . .. .. . II !I 3e freshman center, Dan Logue, Norlh Gallla ..... . tO 20 33 31 fouled out early In the fourth Reserve - Rutland 25 North period, the Meigs counllans con- Gallia IS. trolled the boards as well as • Rich hea'r'y decorator cover I the game. • Pully scroll quiltin& i The Pirates stayed close Ill>- Saturday'• CoUeco Fit Rotllill • Edit Cards tnd saulna edJtl · til the final minutes when their By Uatttd Prell lateraaHoaal full court press failed to stop 1Tennessee 37 UCLA 31 • OurD fl~n1e coMlruction the visitors. Oklahoma St. 17 Oklahoma II The !bird perloo ended with Penn St. 19 Maryland 7 Rutland on top 36-33. However, Ednbor St. 19 Calif Pa. St. the Red Devils came on strong Oraage. Bletoom Cla11l1 • to outscore North Ga!Ha 11-5 ,· At Miami, Flo. the last stan28 , 1Morgan St. II Fla. A&M 7 Ralph Taylor and Roger Garpaced the Pirates with 13 Wookead Flpl Reo•ll• and 12 points respec:Uvely. Tay- By UDited ~~leraalloaal lor was ai!!O credited with play- MANILA !UP!) __ Flaah ing a fine defensive game. dt 130 Pbillpplneo outpolm!d 1111!1 North GaUJa shot 31 per cent Sui, KJing 11, Lto, i29 v,, . from Ute field and were outre- Korea (15) _ relaino • bounded by the tailor Rutland junior Ughtwellhl IItle. crew, 3'1-28. Rutland also won the preUm- MARliEILLE France ·.MIDDLEPORT, O. !nary contest, 25-15. - Pierre VetNff " The ~tea' . ne•t outing outpointed Riolo ' ....ll WIU be. Fr!dll)' qall!li ftoooan ~"'- .J'Ialaad .(IQ)1 .,1/ 'j I Speed Floor Shift, 25,000 Ml!H. New Tjru, Extra Clean. MOTORS DISCOUNT . . . Shorl'f H1ck11t, Owner Phone WY 2·2050 Pomeroy, 0. ~r ,. ,A·DDDU 'tm:TJ ' " 1 . .;, · :J-"Ho+o..,.....,__ I . ;,· ·"'.. .. .- . ....-.... \ ·-~ THE SHOE BO:: 'i'.'' . ·!"J '~ CaD in the morning. CASH before night. ·~....~, ·~ "' • •• • ·. . ''·' ~ • • \ ~ ~ 0 ,, ' NOTHING IS MOl£ • i~ DEPENDABLE THAN AN r:l.:: tLECTRIC WATER HEATERI- L!J ry J\ Golden Sleep Supreme Rldlo Heater, Alllomatlc Trans. tho mott Nmarkl~l• now hHrlnv oklo by Radlocar. ·--------------------····-····----~- We WiU SeH A ChrfiiMI Card THIS WIEK ONLY Will le t'IMII ly William Dllet, Atha~t, wile hn ...,. than 15 yn. ..,.rl.,... HI will demonstrate La GENTLEMEN< ouboo:rlplion --SPECIAL-- ~ Gallia i =c. .•thei•rto•pfi_ ... o 17 point effort by center Ron day at Willoo. ANNOUNCEMENT ' .. . I ed yARNS ACCIISORIIS Wil•• a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR -.. 1 by Senior Charles Knight ~ - 21, Pool~r 8--1- 17, Badgley] BOSTON (UPB!i _ Doug With 21 pomls on mne field goals(l--0-6; Eichmger 3-4--10. To- Satcher, a Zl5·pound linebacker and three free throws. John 1 tel 23-9- 55. ! from Southern Miulssippi, has Pooler had 17 points and the Chauncey - Mlngu• 4---0---1, signed an American Footboll only ~ther Eastern player m ~ou- Ny~ 1- 2---4, Bentley 11- 5-27, : League contract with the ~le f1gu~es was Charles Erch-jBridgewater 7..... 1- 15, Stanley IIBoston Patriots The •cquls!Uoo1\l mger With 10. -tl- 2. Totals 2~~. j of Satcher ga~e the Patriots FURNITURE NIW SHIPMENT " 1 BAKER Santa Suggests ... •' 1 ~., You---•·•·--. ..... _... _ :S..,. .... lloq >I Cf,ooa . . . . . . . . . dlee " ....... far ,.... . , . . . i l r - ...... o.E.·'Dia-ilr.,_n,.., ITYLOAN a: SAv:JtGS en S.,...,. .... Fer Nu..., ()#- , SPECIAL LONGI.II HOURI ,1'1LL -CHIIISTMAI ~ Your "•••r heater troublea vanish when you 10 ~ with 4 flarnelenr electric water heater.- inatall it and forget It - Yo11 have all the hot water yGu want - when you want jt -automatically! Only with electric can you enjoy such CIII'Ofree, 10.fe, dependable water heating. See your dealer or plwnber now about a Quick Recovery Electric Water Heater. Remember your illltisferWn ilauar1111eed. or your .II10IIe)' back! ' t .•. A l'Nteottcl !!enloe Plan Ia ..at!able, to oover all -.loe oalla, maintenance , •• even tank repi 1 ..,. mqt 1lrr- lull,.... ·• 1 I-r ...~· ·'•'i · ~.... • ~ '"' ~ ' "8 ,. 'lL 'l . ·1 ~ j! .~· '• �. ."." ,""''" .... ... . . . . . . . .... . ' "'--........ -,, '.. ... SOONER or LATER They All Find Their Way To ... PICKENS liARDWARE IN MASON ·~ I * WIDE SELECTION LOWEST PRICES GIFT VALUES FOR EVERYONE GIFTS GIFTS for HER e TIMEX for HIM SAVE WATCHES e ELECTRIC DRILLS eTOOL BOXES eGUN RACKS e FISHING SUPPLIES e HUNTING COATS and PANTS e BERNZ-0-MATIC TORCH KITS • Hunting Lanterns e ARCHERY SUPPLIES • Black &DeckerT ools e GUNS & SHOES e STANLEY TOOLS 8CORNING WARE 8 REVERE WARE *------------------ ePYREX WARE 8 DINNERWARE T J. I On the evening of Novemhrr n, a ma.<Sin electric power interruption took place in Llw nnrtlieus t,•rn ~cct i o n of t li e United States and southern Canada. An est itnated :wmillion people were affected for varying periods of tinw. None of our customers was affected in any way by the blaekout. l\evertheless I know that the questiPn li PI·"rmost in the mind.~ of om cu ~tomrr~ is: "Can it happen here?" It is an entirely proper and \' 1:' 1}' important question :nHl one that we who are rcsp(Jnsihle for the operation and management of the nat ion's b1·grsl i 11ve:-:. lor·uwnr~l . . lt>c· · tric util:ty coru>tantly ask ourselves in conJWrlion with the clrsi6Jl and expansion of our ~y stern. As pnc;idt·nt of this company, let me rea.ssurc you as to the state of prepa:"!ldndlS of YOUR electric company. I cannvt :my-m one can say- with absolute certainly that, given an ~r,l"'' 'in.:ble cornLination of circumstances, such as a n·L_c: ·~<::.:-- ho!c.·:•at;..: t, ~urh a vast outap:c• could not occur on ~be A"'"' ;cao Elrttc!c Power Sy,lem . But I can and do say th&: such an occurrence is inconceivable. Here are the reas~r.s this is so: 1. The AEP System essentially is a different kinrl o! utility operation. It has been developed, over the ~ast five decades, on a different set of principles. It has bet•n planned, engineered, designed, built and is operated differently than the power systems affected. As a conaequence, it behaveR differently in times of stress. • 2. While the AEP System consists of six operating com· panies, providing electric service in the states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, it operates as a single integrated power IUpply system. Our chain or power plants is widely dis· persed, yet these generating stations are nonetheless tied qether by a high-voltage transmission network second to n••nr anrli.hr to I al opera I ion is fttlly integrated. :l. f'urtJwrr nnre, aside from this whtJIIy inte~raterl genrra l ion ·t ransrnis~ i on-di :-;tribution complex, AEP is ''Lhe most in tt:" l\ 'onner t.r.d pO\\.l' l" ·"'Y!"If/11 in the world." Today, our Sy ~li:'r n is l remt•ndou:-<iy !'itreng:t i1erwd anrlrrinrorced hy 46 hi.~h-rol tage inter•·"'""'dimJ> with 21 dirt'erent ~, lr·( ·t rir uLi l iLi~~ surroundit!!. 1he area we serve. w~. in turn. ~ ~r~~~ ·~t lwn and n:in fllt\·t:: their power sur~ply as \~f·l l. l'Jnr cio tlw~e inelude nine ,Migh .. fuitage ties eurrently und er t·ottolt'Ucl ion or priljected. Properly designed t·e~ional intet·conne"tions;w-orluce strength, not ·weakness. ..:~ '! 4. The Afo~ P Sy<lem is mwnifi"ent(y safegu•rrle,~ hy the THO:-> ! lllOdt"l'll array of rJI"ot~dive eqUij.JIIWnt yet deSigtwd - rleYi t·es I har. are •·ompletely automatic and op· erate at speeds, and 11 ith !'apac·iLies, far above normal standard s. 5. In ul;L"n.:.l.ion, e_;11·h lint> srgment of our trans11is~ion r,e, ,.,.,":' i·• der,l::'lte<l to have the c.apacity needed to deli ·, ,,,. p wer from the generating plant.< Lo the load centers as well a. to aliow great ftexihility in power flow over the entire System. Such ftexihility is required in times of outages of generating r_apacity at the plants and in peri0ds of additional "swings" of power across parts or the System resulting from emergen<'y conditions on or out.; ide the AEP System. 6. Finally, engineering and computer ~tudies are under < way at all times, testing and checking the perfonnance of the System under simulated conditions of moat ad· verse character. By this, we mean the simulated loes of entire plants or lines, alone or in combination, either on our System or on the syatema of neighboring utilities. AI! of these factors lead ua to believe-and our studies reinforce this belief-that the Syatem would meet any kind of llllVer& emergency that we could contemplate without affecting customer service in atty way. The sole exce;.tion to this, of cours•. would be in the imm~diate ar•a or the emergency i!sell, and even here the System'i built-in safeguards would serve to minimize the sc.ope and duration of any outage. '' Th ruu~h theY''~" ~• have exprrienee<lmany err.erJ<,1''Y conditions on rhe S_\!<11:'111. lint" surh ('a.w wa~ la.o;:;t ApriL when tlHt wm·•t tornados in U.S. hi>lory ~atten•d wic!t areas of our System in Indian• and Uhi<1. A total of 27 high.voltage lines and seve1<~l substal ions were knnc.ked out of serviee. including alii~ transmi,..ion lines feeding the city of Fott Wayne. :-;onet.hele.s, the!lt' torna•.tllll failed to interrupt a single kilowatt of load on the .~r.p System exl'ept to customet~ cunnt><:ted to those 1· .> wer lines that were flattened. '' ' e ELEC. Dec.7to 14 You Have What You Save For Christmas At Pickens Hardware In Cash You Can SEE and FEEl ••• Starting Dec. 7 Until Dec. 24, SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS FROM OUR CASH REGISTER, When They Total $10..00- WE GIVE YOU HEATERS e MIRRO l'EFLON WARE BRAND NEW UNCIRCULATED s1.00 BILL EVERY $10.00 YOU PURCHASE - YOU REALLY SAVE MONEY I • Our Christmas Gift to Our Many Customers For 19650ur 'Best Year In 30 Years. e ELECTRIC IRONS • Pressure Cookers e ELEC. AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKERS e ELEC. KNIFE SHARPENERS e ELECTRIC BLANKETS e ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS e ELECTRIC WALL CLOCKS (One of lilt 11wjor poradores of tht Nm•e~t1ber 9 blnckouJ the cry t.ltat was immt.diatelcy •ounded for a ·pub/~ 11ower grid of nati(}nal scope u-' a11 oslensiblt mnt.dy 10 prevwt fulllre outnges of il• kind- a cry thn.t went up m fo.ce of the fact that a gocernmenl·rJwnid IJOWer ayslem ·waa ·the mponsib/.e .:au.•efor the blackoul in the ft.rsl place.) WWI AEP'a is a proud record of performance. Nevertheleu, we have already taken steps to recheck our entire Syatem. We are doing this to determine if, in any way, we need further to atrengthen or improve our protective system 'r our operating procedures. It ia our aim to render the belt electric service in this country. Wt will not fail. This is our pledie. TOY GIFTS FOR TEENS VALUES THAT BEAT THE BAND! •WAGONS • Bicycles • Tricycles •SMALL TOYS ON WHEELS CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES TRANSISTOR RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS GJFTS PON.u.D C. COO-'. fmidat GE RADIOS ICE SKATES eFAMILY FUN GAMES eCUDDlY PLUSH TOYS FOR THE HOME 1 ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES WAGNER WARE SKILLETS KITCHEN WARE CLOCKS- ALL KINDS ..,.:. ). , ,•.- ~ • · -----·-·-·- _., ... . ------ -~A # " ••·-•-' __ ___,.4_--·---·--·- - - --- -- -· ·-•""••- · ~·-·-- -..-;..-.- - ---·- ··-- --- --· ••• ,•• ~ . . - . . .... o• • ; -· •ELECTRIC· . SLICING KNIVES • General Elec HEATING PADS Starting DEC. 14 Open Evenings Till 9:00 PHONE 773-5583 OPEN DAILY FROM SHOP SATURDAY MASON, W. VA. �• 1. ···~ '1' 1 • -·~~._, , \ . , .. , > . .. ":t'"? •"'""""'~ "",. -~ • . ... . . ... .... ,. . . .. . , iJk;l ~· · 'I , , ,._ •I\, .......... ·-· •.• , "' ........ "" ' • ~"'tt-,;- ..~~ · •·J;Il~ .. ...... ·11"~"-,..4 . . .... . . . . ... ' •i • ... • •." ~"' ·'" i<~ · · •• ~ .r r ••"' "~ •• ~ peopll, oll141 "" 1411w· Wnppt4 Ill di-.1 ,IJ,l911 llollf1 Ill e DeiJ1 Sen"Del, fllae!Of•JIIddlegort, O., Dee. I, 111u tlaCirl8 .. 11111 benby prelelil lily Idea' Qrlaillallty 8DII tlehp IVIth bu- lbla lle\V*pepel. ' .. '' ' . I& JACKACH Us!l Ht'LEN HELP U _J D:a~· Helen : LADIES DAY 1 r!~~~· s~~~~ =~d I reach the ~ ......,....JI~•~~•,•••,..;;;IIiiiJ<i.JlJill)'lltl ~~~~~JI•:m)I:&I'IJ;~t~)I~JIJalt'lli:JIJ,:tj*)IJJJa:ttJi~•~,.,.~~, .,;:trnted~·~:"too.so yo~~~:ege~~rus~~ ba~t ;~:~;t'r~I~Y~/~~~~m~ ~ How do you ~ would e~ther •liP Its moormgs 1 1 W TIFFIN CREDIT JEwE LE Rs and breok a window or else p PI 1W y 1• eas• n' • •· In the wall and throW your ne~ swing back and give me a shin- · 416 Main Street , ,,·ctric typewnter through tL er. Ltl Wlllllmson Bi 11 Wt11 man What do you do when ";.!ry 1 Anv then, I get IDEAS! darn thing g~es wrong, t : . M.Y electric typewriter inspir- lP •Open An Account tbt: furnace gomg Pf·t-t-~, 0 e ed this one. and I hope a manu- I ,1'' j. In 3 Minutes. garbager disposer makaog gut~ facturing company spots It and: teral noises, to your cbltdrtn follows through bec-ause tt i Small Down volunteering you for ~lrt Scout might be the greatest lrustra-1 Payment Delivers refreshments, to a wntlog dnd lion fighter since the double Any Item In line for next Thursday and you Martini (which I don't recomcan't think of one OrJIInlll mend.) Forthwith: Our Store thought? WHY DON'T THEY put an . never get automotir "darn , dfl rn , darn, ' I! you tell 1110 you . h · 1dom " kev on electric type· 'll hate you m1g t1···· • ~ trustrated, ' I 't be~ . writers to match lho ~t· Huto· ly, but Im sure you won HHU imat ic ''xx xxxx's" and rau.~e a£t.er reading your ou're " .. . .. . ·s-• !hat go on andon ~ for yearJ, I ~~~ ~~~USE~IFE Iand on as long as ym~ hold your ont' of US . , 'RITER finger down ? (" Darn' of course iFlRST CLASS)· VI ' 1,can be changed to "d nmn' ' for !I JUNIOR GRADEl I the forthright - and being • DIAMOND RINGS BY Housewife and Writer: . forthright, J pref~;~ : l_t • or ~ DeA~ 1 ever one of the club! .fshaw 1 '' for the timid .) Tlnnk ; How do I fight frustration? o~ the ~ovely rclen~e fro~ ten- !I Well 1 either pace the side- swn: 'Your washer qu1ts, y~ur 1 ~ One gift lives forever. , • an exquisi~ely styled Keeps•ke ~ i J· ' tb w\mmlng pool hoir won't uncurl - your hetrs w mond ring. Choose from our collectton of beautiful desi gn<. walk, =~~ter clean out curl it with their "sibbling riv-,~~ each wltb the name, Keepsake, In the,rlng and on. the tag . . pace dra-s ,; cut my alry "; your husband tcle- : your assurance of fine quality and lastmg satrS'factwn. dresser ' phones that company is on the lt hir. t way and you've planned only 1n other words, I 10 for "Ihotdogs for dinner you've got long wolk, a long owim, write a writing deadline and a blank letters to myself (an<l throw mlnd .... When all this haplh:em~a~w=ay:),:or=g~e~t:"':rr:ib~lY:":"" pens, don't beat your bend againf;t the refrigerator. 1n· stead. run to your electric type- . wrlter, with the special fru•· : tration key, and knock out a - -· whole page of darn's (damn's, Gauge readings: Gallipolis pshow's), Zi·i·i·l, like that and !lam !2.2, 14.1, running 8 feet with every explellve you'll !P.et & on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason ;Ike D•n~el Webster [1ghtlng the I 2!1 7 PL Pleasant 24.14, Hmtonl Devil. ~v I - C.,r• n.......,..., : River news I KROGER lfM '• I I Jubilee 7 .leston i , KaDllwha Felli 2.& , ,:~;1 And It'' 18.87. London, M lh whip of[ a 50 Wedding Ring Sets .. .. . . . "" $39.95 up TIFFIN CREDIT JE\A' fY ELERS Save 30c plua get 60 Extra Top 2 f' I ~~ p m.: H. &:. Boi'!I@S down Greer' .1 p ~ : 40 p.m. : Ravenswood up Greenup 8:10 p.m.; Lunga Pmnt up Greenup 4:40 a.m. ; Walter HoU&I•nd down Gr..n· ur 6 30 a.m.: St. Ciltlt or Lou· isvi\le down Meldahl 2:05 p.m.; t ~S ty down Meldahl 4,35 p. m : Alton Zephyr up Metdahl pm • .I '~ ~ BONUS COUPON \ Clip ' This Valuable Coupon Clip ~f I •• ' THE DAILY SENTINEL DIVOTID TO INTIRin OP MilOS MASON AREA For The Holidau• ELECTRIC· The Eau RUG Wau WUh A. Glmnorene · SltNtiPOOO YOUR~-~~ MllllGIIJ NG fiESII AS Shampooer. cmalrrnan of the nomlnatlnl,Prlle& were s\VIfded to Mi$S with red bow• were on elthlt l commit!..,, was accepted and Maud Grueaer. Mu. Amanda srde of the arrangement. and Etectknl of olllcers was held olftceu elected wert Mrl. Rei· Kaspar, Mrs. Meinhart end Mrs.;alto on each end of lhl !tibia. when the Happy Harvesters bel. president: ~rs . Fred Des- Max Meinhart. · - · - --· ·-· ··- - · DEC. 1 class ol the Federated churcr "":"r, vice preiident: Mn. Dalel ftefr..hment• or met lt'rtdl~ evtDinl It the Sm1th, •• IIGOr ted Cbru;tm.os,l ....... . . .... 'nh secretary; and Mrs. Phil ·, punch ••IU ..,. RillllvUle ' Lalllloi!Alm churd In II Christmas plrly ~·et art, treasurer. ; cookie~ were served by Homemaktts Club IVIU bold and meetin1. Chairmen lor serving dinner I !len Neutzling Mlos Lena Gru1e-11 their anbual Cbrlstmu plflY Mrl. Henry Reibel, pre&ldent, to Uons club wero named and , 8er and Mrs. 'uwe Hauck Jolouday, Dec. 8 at. 7 P·lil. at the waa In charge of the meetlng, ,lncluded December 8, Mr1. Ret·I Mrs. Ad.tm Ebersbach 11 home \VIth the prayer'bel Mro Cllra Kart and Mrt. tr1'bu1·mg 110s1ess. Th e ptmch;JI ,_ of Mrs. Claremont Hat· wblch o~ned •· r... from the year book. Mro. Phi 1 Deisauer; December 15, Mrs. ' ON RliQUE$T PG!ileroy Chapler !U OES Melnharl waa In chll'ge of the Homer Holter and Mrs. Orts bowl which woo pllced tn will have in•talllllotl of offtcero devoUon• and program. The Guinther· and December 29 Mrr center or a small table l!M!day, at 7:15 p.m. at lhe wol, "Silent Night," by the Neul21!ng. Happy bltthrttty 'W!ts! white cover wu enctrcttd · MallOtlfc Tet1lple. Cathryn Wll- group opened tho devotions, lo~ sung to Mrs. Meinhart and Mrs. · holly and red and green lights. Pomeroy IOD ol Sllrtbtlry worthy rrand lowed by the story ol Silent! Cleland Heines and for Mro. Members were seated at a matl'oll, Will be the lnslalllnl Night written by Frank Grtietler 1Harry Cauterbury who was un- ' with white cover centered o!IILv. glv.n by Mrs. Meinhart who1able to attend. Theodtrut Council Daughter! !atso gave the Christmas atory · It was voted to purchase red of Ametlca will meet In regu- 1from Luke, interopersed WI'th '' velvet for covers oo the · lar SfS"Ion Monday at 7:39 p. ;prayer. j chairs. Several members 1 m.,.at the lOOF hall. : Th b ''II C me Upon lto take pan In the . 0 P T0 MI T RI I T The Mary Martha Circle o! ITI ~'dyml hot, Cl ~ pre" ded '"The Word Was Made ''"'"· Office Hours: 9 to !2, zto 5(1-:lolo It NoOil on . t B 1 1~ .•1l n g ellr. ..e 1 . . .. . the Pom!roy F1rg apt !!t . a meditation on, Accept ing a: With the. eho1 r pnrll rtpat:ng. Tburs _ East l,:Our1 St.. Pomeroy church w:ll meet at the rhurcl1 '<Tifl. hv the l'!adcr. Two storks . Mrs. Memllart read an artlcll', ~~=~~::=~~::=;~c-...,.=:-""= Monday <l i 7:~0 P- . rn Mem- were read. Tim Pmportions of . ben are asked to brma artl~l.!'s Chri~tm. h . by Mr~:- ~en NcutzGifts . .. parties , , . eKtta groceries for a box w bl• :t~Pnt to ~ lrt ling and The Chri!tma" Scout, Nam. Mrs Memhart. · The caroi ··oh , • , they all add up. And rl Holiday DEC. 7 ' Corne ,\II Ye ~'a1thful, " and Meigs Tl'mple Pythlan Sl•· Expenses catch you short of tors wiU me<'l in regulur " 'sSJon l ., , F II I, casb •• . let us help. Tuesday, at 7:39 p.m. at the !!Pnwr I' OW3 1111 Middleport ,\rnerkan l,•glon IJ.,girr• De.,omlilllll We lend milhall There will be a !10 cent lioos ol dollars The Senior Westmingter Youth glfl: exchange. , Fellowship of the First IJnltd to thoosallds of Thl Homebuilders Cle1t~ _af Presbyterian rhur<"l ~ in \1ic!d;e. people f<l4' ...._ ' the Middleport Church af Chnt1t 1pm't mel Sunrt:1y f'Veninl( The wll meet Tuesday ~venlng, ! project or det·omtmg 1hr Sundreds oi difierent ' Deo. 7 at 6:30 p.m. at , e day School ronm ft)r the Chrit-~t­ r~ason s . , . and keeping ehurch for lbe annual Chnst- mY!4 8es.son was bcMun DJU dinner and party . Altendin~ were Lt'liind Br.1wn, the holidays ··happy'' 1 'ftMI Loyal Pals Cia" of the ; Edith •nd Rill H•ptnnMtrtll, Ko· is reason e!)(>tJ9h, 1 J41ddleport Church of Chr:sq thy Lrn·e, . S11e Hue . ~lltlCY wiD get -Tuesday even1nQ, Dec. Btu·lwnan . Sl1;1nm Hind,·, Ccmto 7 II lbe home of Mrs. Grace nie Buchner. thr H>:'v. ·Ht,wa rd Pn11 with Mils Mabel Hysell, Ruppel! and Mr. anrl MrM. Pa ul eeelstiq bo~tess. A dollar f(iJt Hnpton!ltall. Refrt-!!hmenl ~ Wt're mbange '"" be held during served during the evenin~ . PLUS You Get EXTRA "T~" STAMPS Thll Weeki .....rill Ever11da11 Low, Low Prices ,I as Individual cltllens arul u "cozpoate" Clltlo 11111, that U of Ul Gill blip 10 makllbla Kaiser Aluminum is proud to encouragl! Ita emplclyett to contribute to the com\llunlt)' by working with local school, civic, health and united fund organization• ... and to work at a "corporate clt!Een" for the growth and pros• perity of this Glllllmunit,. KAISSR AI.UMINU/fll I ' ·, · MON., TU[S. & WED. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. lwlft's Plemhlnl Fluffo 1111. co• 87e Tender BEEF LIVER II ..... 47c 'fttl Eleanor Circle of Heati. Metbodllt Chureh WID meet TlturldiJ tmlliJII, Dee. 1 r:ao p.m. at the MtthodlJt *2000 PINEAPPLE JUICE I ..... • • ... rre· ..... ,. ... • ... s Mlos flereD LeiVI& dauJ!hter of Mr. and Mrl. WUUam E. In· 11, 118 8. BIJoond 81., Ml&\leport has been elected a mem· , ber of the House Council, Dor- : Jllkl Women's residence, nn Wilson COllege In SWIIllll-1 DOl, N. c. Mill Lewis fs 1 of Middleport HJt1t WI ~~·~~i; ll of 1111. Wlmll Is owntd and Board o1 Mlltion1 , ii~: Ill lltd Presbyterian Church, u "'·i 1 II ''IWtll ,...... Olive Oil 49e ... LJwoiSpray ..... ilia ' $1.19 w•,.,a ..._.. Biseuits 4::• DeeafCelfll ..... CAL. ., IFIP i ...... $1.03 IDA FRENCH FRIED POTATOES .00 2-Lb. BAG 25c Yellow Cooklna •;:'" c LB. BAG OF THIS HOTPOINT RANGE with the 1Teflon-paneled kafh• E\'ANS COTTAGE CHEESE 2 EASY-TOCLEAN OVEN ) Coqelfald $ PREM .Luncheon MEAT I 12·01• lng,ls Furniture OPIN Pll. I SAT. NIGHT WY 2-2635 Middllpolt ' I I Seren Lewis Named On HoUle Council Belley 'DB" IMe•'lt'lPJIIII S1.59 ' Ill. ALOHA CHECK THE PRICE chiU'<h. ....... ,. c Sliced DEC. I ENROLLS IN tlRC '1'/11111 lto10 Lodge Auxlllary Harley E. Hendrick!, son of will meet Wednt!sday, Dec. 8 Mr. and Mrs. c-.rl Ht·ndri•·ks, ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY at lhe legioo hall In Middleport. 1~ Gak Street, Pomeroy, hn• A IOCia! hour will bt held fol· been accepted at r;a\hpolls Iow\q lht meetln1 11 the hall. Buslnes• College for the Wln·[ 300 W. Second St - WYandotte 2·2 1 !!, Pomeror The 1nnual Cbriobnao party ter Quarter tx•gmnm~ ll<rem-1 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON Ill the Syracuse Hom•makers .ber 9. A 196~ gradual• of Pom-1 clllb lrill bo beld Dec. 8 ol lhe< •roy Hl~h ~rhool , he " •nrnll· DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. home ol Mrl. Addie Norris· et1 in !he Bu1lnm Adrolnl•tro- ; bl(innlll& at 10 a.m. Rbll tlon coum . \VIll bt alliWered by rtadinl -.,..diiiiilin-llt•a"lllllo•••""iii=:iii,i~~;;;;;;~:'liii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.;,;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;~,;,),;,.~,,~,i Ollrilllnal poem. A !" polludl: dlmler .m be oerYed at aooa. llrlq own table 101"1· leo, Cllrtlbnu projll'am and OX· dlMlp ol alfll in the afternoon. . DEC. t Tilt, Pbllalhel Cbl11 of tht · Middleport Churcll of Chrilt will mHI ~ .e¥enbtg ot th' Kleenel Margarine Fems -~ u. s. a..•t. ln•put•• I ' community an even liner place In whldiiO live end to wor!r. .. TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING J A. Whtnever a Kaiser Aluminum employee wins a "trophy" Uke thle-or other recOJDitlon f~r outstanding attainment or public service-•! refleclt to the benellt of everyone who llvet In thla oommunlty. For It II by participating In 110tnmanlty alfalrl. .i W•r·J LOW DAILY RENTAL ONLU1801E[DAY Smile •••you're the winner! Names Ollicers 1011111•· l'rofrtua lllder bt Mn. William RUIItll devotional leader, Mn. Chatlll Bytt. HoltesHI wiD bt Jean Coolre 8Jld !Irs, Earl DIVIIII-. part, DIIIC. I 4llntlll Chrlttmal plrly et Guidl!lll Star oouctl naugh1«1 d. AlneriH In Syracuse r, Dee. I. fttCular meeting at 30 p.m. loliowtd b)' potluck dlltner and M cent gift llllllla"'e. Clean Rug• RENT IT!- At Kroger CONCERT IS SUNDAV 'nte Communi1 Choir Coneert will he htld Sundly, Dto. 12 at 8 p.m. in tbt Mlddltporl llleb School Auditorium. Thia Valuable TOP VALUE STAMI'I wllh lids ond purdutiO tl fl .. I!O'bto ~UBILEII! NYLONS Eip. 1%/11/115 \ The 6/smorene up tO p.m.; Jenks down 10 30 p.m.; R@llable down It :40 p.1 111 ; J. S. Lewis up 1:50 p. m.; I Franklin B. down 7:40 l .m. Kanawbl Rivtr - E1so West Virgln\a down Marmet 11 : 1& p.m.; A. J. Patten down Mar· met 12:10 a. m.; Allen R. Mer· rill down Winfield 2,40 p.m.: f. V. Harner down Winfield 5:55 p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Winfi P. ld 11 :20 p.m.; 0. F. Shnrer down Winfield 2 o.m.; S•met down Winfield 2: IS a.m.: ElgerctiH up Winfield 4:40 a.m.: W. H.l Shaver, Jr. up Winfield 4:55 a.m.; Helen z. up Winfield 6:15 a.m.: Jefferson up Winfield 1:2ii a.m. ·SOCIAL Geo. (Santa) Ingels Says: Give A Gift for The Home! ·. 7 55 p.m.: Lasalle up Meldahl 10:10 p.m.: L. Ptore up Meldahl 2:35 a.m.: Vatvollne up Meldahl !:lill a.m.; David Vick· trs up Meldahl I 30 a.m.; Illi· nois up Metdahl 6:20 a.m. Gallipoll• Dim - H•l•n R. down 2:30 p.m.: John J. Rowe illit! • ..1 ......., ,.....___ _...., c t c I .. ,.,.._ 'Die MID Wfltl Ktpl c=.IUM,IID iil'ldCillllllll Clf!ID!IMI r IJII'G&W WfWI · - 'Dit ....,:t atllr-.1 I. Wild./ after wbltb a111t m!'t *'fljji~ed. red P,insettil'!. !ted candl•• !ltd I • NOWyoutan \\':1yne H. down Grl!enup 4:10 ~ 1111 evening. i ip Sporn down 23, 6:50 a.m.; - •2& Value Stamp• with coupon FAST. You darn's could thousand .and Winfield dalll5 were on e (damn's, elc .) while stirring a •ills. . . . ha Woods cream sauce - to camouflage 416 M , St Pt. Plttllnl, W. Ve. ~ Ohio Rtver -EllS I .~PEN, AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT w 14 the hot dog•, of course. up t~ 2:25 p.m.; Titan up 4. 10 ThoUih I'm not the business OEUVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE 7 p.m.; _Queen City up 11, :30 tycoon type, l'm positive my '; LM Williatnson Bill Wtllmen a m. ; M1ss Susan down l4., 5·.•0 automatic frus;tration ke)l tl. 11 1 1111 am.; Bob Benter down lG, 1. would be a goldmine for 1 teii'IIICICII1111CICICII.CC'CIC.tee&:ICICICC'I:WIIIIIINII_~ ~! f!«lftt:CftW:IC~ '!'~1CtCICI:CPCICIC ~tCIC_II!CICCIKC 17 m.; n m.:Franklin Jacob G.Pierce down down , S::tl 17a.• s a.m.: Sastern down 18, 4:40 a.m. : Poplar up 18, 7:20 a.m.; H_H·ey Jordan up l!t, 4:50 a.m. i ~t ; mi up 19, 6:50 un.; Nation~~ up 2l, 3 a.m.; Geor&e Price 1p 21, 4:30 a.m.; Cbrl1 Jr. up .~• 6-:la a.m.: Manitou dowu u. 6 p.m.: R. H. Bosworth 11 d,w,n 23, 12:50 a.m.; Buckeye State down 23, 3:05 u.m.: John Lndd DeaD up 23, t:40 1.m.; nvEc down 23, uo o.m.: Phil· ==~~-~-=---=--~~~~~~~=::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiijiiijiiijiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ . t? Nylons 1 Engagement -· ! ... the gift of eternal beauty I ~ I I T<ee12sa.kE=- ... . . . . . Robinson's your Christmas list this year. Kroger has all sizes and a wide selection of colors from which to choose. Don't miss this great buyl I ~ 1 · ( I Buy sto~kings for all the laiiies ort I .~ SERVICE AT , en you want to klck a . . . ..... \ CALENDAR ;I I i to the mfree tJQtpl lor one mor wl>o know., your hardlhlpl .. ~ .. clause: ww 'tho ftrtt manufae- 1mlght even moke the payments turer to brini It out PLEASE on thll new electriC typewrlt• SECONDARY TO use me as his guinea pig! He'd er. - H TENSION KIDNIY IRRITATI~ L " search the world over and nev· ~i~e,~o~l ~~:::o"':~d:r.~~~~~::~:nIr.. er find a more qUJUned tester! 1 This column 1s dedicated to m•k•,"'," !.':,,",'":~ fte:br: , ·t • h ~en.n~:u'l,., tro m loo rtQI.lln , u Q n d • ••hlle ''Hnusewlfe and family llvmJ, SO I you re DV· llrln&\lon both Ill' t.nd niJ0ht. ~~:'i~~tr~~ Mean" ' j I ·---by H• en B 0 t te I t I . I lly )'011 ~ ·y lo&e &\!f! p t.n all .1[" Writer 11 don't kick a hole \n lng kid trouble or JUS P am H!a.d&.c h~fi n ackac hu anct !eel old, urr'k , l Hl hI YOU depr rss Pd 1t'l ~ ~ch \rr\tal\on, CY9TE I • the Wail - \t OdJy .eJl(lOUfages troUble. Ct e en e p ' u~ ually tH in KS fast relaxi ng comfort~~~ "FRUSTRATION KEY"' FOR tive on home or self ~ lmprove- 1mice. Instead, write your She will also welcome your ~~f~~n: n\\r~;'!~.~~~~~~j:~!\~\~-~~~:r. \e~ E ECTRIC TYPD'JUT£BI1' ment. tim none of these fruatratlons down and ship them own amusmg expertences. Ad· C3STEx a t dr 111111 '~~~~~ttel ~­ " '. 1 r • .. ,, .. •• lb. Qarlon 39c I ' ' �' ~ "\ \ "1.'' 1 1 - 1 ·" \ ~l.< •· ·• o •,· • I ' \ ··~ \ 'I , • ... "'"":"""'"i... ~.. ,r..,.. ...-....:.. ~~-¥· ........·'11 .,.t- ., lo pii-~-W" ._., • • .,. . - • • • ...., -• t ·~· • 4 , .,. - • · · ~ ·· • · ••• • • ·• • -' I , ' · · · , . , .o·"'' ~• , . \. " ....,.........•.,.....,. ..., _........ , ......... •· • · ~ - • ., ,, ,..,.., . ; ~ ~ _. .. • '*' ;, .... "' \1 .'41 .... ' ·f t "' '> •r • - · • ·• f '( ' •• , , , ol > -· •o • l •'•" ' "" '' • ' ' ' ~ ...... ••I • • • • ;,,. • r \ ; ' HC\11 DO I UlOK YOU LOOK WITH AN Elf f'INE .1/01.1 Oassified Ads Your Modern. Community Bulletin Board Buckeyes Host NC Tonight, • . ..____ Bobcats Drop 62-60 Battle BALDWIN 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Deo. G. 1963 WANT AD For Rent INFORMAnON FOUR ROOM furnished apart· ment. WY 2-3658. II 15 Uc l'HKI!:E BIKl ruur ··nq'lJ Business Services . For Sale CUSTOM BUTCIIERING cutting. WiU boy hidel every Monday. Phil Meier, WY 2-3510. 8 18 Uc USED Motor Co. SPINET PIANO clean, beautiful maroon fimsb, tires sbow lltUe wear, deluxe equipped iucludJng radio. beater, a nice one-. Halrcuh ...... . . . $1.25 $1 50 Shampoo & Seh • ·· " 30 day CO Ior ronae, . $3.50 Shompoo & ..t Perr;~n:.':f~d up Wigs and WJgletll · 1963 Buick Le Sabre 4 dr. Sedan_ $1795 Deluxe trim. tlnted glaN, automatic trans., V8 endue, Turq. finlsh with matching interior, new tlreo, owned by elder}J aentleman and is like new throughout. Only 28,000 mn... p s!!i:' Omeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. t:OO ., .. r.... POMEROY, 0110 Ph, WY 2-5271 Ohio JJ'~"""""'""'""'""'':"'""':"7""'7""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=~! The Buckeyea, wbo battlo ======~~ Ileal bt1te For Sale • tonigbt, North Carolina set the ·at toneColwnbul for the 18 s,..-. ; Can Be Bought For Only $20.00 down Mid $4.00 ..-.thly. uu-tl w· EXPERIENCED Wanted RADIATOR SERVICE WAITRESS daytime job, - - - -No--ti-ce----1 experieoce necessary. be 21. Apply in person High "7" Club, between and 6 p. m. 1l 3 3to Fm•land weekend oo ~1 nlshl aa they were clobbered by defeodNCAA champion, UCLA FOR SALE - s room house, 1 bedrooms, lull basemen~ hard £1'. ,t wood floors, electric heat, IDDCf garage, patio, large lot, Martin Hall, Racine, Pbone WI 9-2891. lz..4.3tc - R SALE: New modern FO Three men bit the dooble bedroom homa In tc:~~E~ I gures Saturday "'""t at Turner addition. l!.lfS" sltire as Coach Carl buii~in kicthen, hot Fairland Dragons ~ted heal. Open house Sunday Kyger Creek Bobcata 6641. ernoon, December from p. m. until 6 p. m. It was Fairland's seallll! Over Bobcats 'IE CAN LOOK NOW, FELLERS .. I MADE IT .. DAILY CROSSWORD talk U. ..AI Yoa: Like It" forett U. Pea.k. 16. Cleopatrt,11 From tbe largest truck fir •ooe:mb<~ I bulldozer radiator to the REVIVAL will start D llll1lllest beater core. 5 .at Freedom Gospel slon at Bald Knob, 7:30 person JACKSON, OHIO evening. Rev. Griffith for steady travel among Rev. Gluesencamp. Sper,iall sumers in Pomeroy and WY 2·21U singers. Publia invited. dleporl. Permanent ~~~ ~~~~~iii~~~~~ Invited. · of the season while the conference champion, Unllaa' lnjlll'J, 1 1nrn media' 12+5tp , ity with large and all colors. Priced lsu!l'ered their pcond loss and were 801lndly thumped ligament that will sideline llilr .Only reliable person able. wiU hold for Christmas. ~Herting, Min.':'..ute FOR SALE1 I bedroom oou••,llllroo starts. 1118-70. The Falcons wera down for tha rest of tho regui' · AITENTION United Steelwork- 1 ered. Write Rawleigh, K. E. Ogdin, St. Rt. 124, Ohio. End your ••wer handy to Pomeroy Rebounding ""' again 25 at tha bail and never re- season, was only one of tw1· m of America Local Union1 OH L 840 244 Freeport, Ill. tween Wilkesville and ~ . es hool Shoo Jd be seen to difference. oc s. blow struck Sunday at the Co1I' 6171. Notice of nominationsl ___=--==_1~~ Center. 1... We have all SIZ 12 3 The Dragons grabbed 41 !'&- There ~ill be nomination oi 1~ machines. Reasonable appreciated. Gaa furnace. . . . , hopes for tho Western crowr CHRISTIIIAS SPECIAL Call WY 1-29!4, day or 1-2216. II 30 bounds while holdiJig the 8111all· Miamis trip WBI 1 short one~ and a shot at Clveland Jan. 2 • Jrievance committeem•n FOR SALE •ervtce department on Tlv.~rs- 1 ~:~~fu~r:,~~:~ 10 per cent off on all t 15 tic er Bobcats to 20. about 35 IDIIOI to Cincmnati The Colts also were beaten 1~ 'J d,y, Docember 16, !965,at Men's, Supplies• Aladin FOR SALE: 1 room house Kyger beld Ita only lead of Garden, but thl result - the by the (h[cago Bears. and children's. Monday, healers; 12 volt bath full b tile eveftlns in the openlftS same. The Redsklns dropped a regular meettns. Notice nesday and Friday, 9 camp ligbts 1 Handy el'l St Miaseddml ent, BIKPh minu""' on a basket by Chuck 68-U decision to Cincinnati, Thio moved tha Green Bay election - Election will • ·• eport. one: Leach before the Ilragona oo which pot on a second-bail Packers, who beat Minnesoh. beld at tile Union Hall, Saturday, I - 7. Jeffers table: seals 4; Pt. Pleasant 6~2607. by Tim Roberta, Ernie surge to wrap up 1111 1econd to within a half game of th'· uary f, 1966, from 8 a.m. Clothing Stora, Rt. l Porn. I lights, lanterns, stoves, II It tlo Hall and Tmn Russell jumped otraight wtn of the season. Colla. The two teams play ben S p.m. Basil Haynes, Finan· I roy, Ohio. ens, many otber •amping HOUSI FOR IALI into an 11-8 advantage al lbe Toledo ood Kent Stale of the nell Sunday• . olal Socratmi "?:i~T lor an;REE MERCHANDISE eod ol the first period. Mid • Amerlcau Conference The only bright apol In the ~rll;=========~~ 'IP, ro $1511 free merchandise IIDdern Bancb ltyle. . .The lAwrence counliaDI be- stayed homo and responded ao- Colts' outlook was the rommen ~ sale of the Apache UIEO PARTS FOR AU locabon on top <ll omaJJ biU hind a 19 point seallll! pennd cordingly. by team pbyslclan Dr. Edwarr; 1966 Chevallor, Long Bottom, Ohio Chevrolet $2,195 er Trailers to be MAKIS 1o MODELS facing State lligbwa)' Garl!lo surge led 31).18 at tho lnlermio· The Rockets, oow standing at McDonnell. He said there wa . 63 _ _ _ _ _ __ll_ lJ:__2S_tp :_ Impale Super Sports Con· February 1st; For Boutll 1 wtlb sood rnad to Sion. Big Erme IWI ~ John ~went over the oentury mark "lar removed olumce" Unita1 ANTI ~~:II verllble Coupo. Almost like 1965 Apache Golden 12M~::::::"~~";'"'"' ::ay;!:~.~ Eaton peced that drive while !..- the pcond limo With • Ill>- could be ready to ploy in tht or ' with all built-ill! (save PHON& 985-2297 fut play, mald'o, •Wltr Leach and Lanny 1')'1 lad Ky· M trounctns 8 2 of Wisconain State cllamplonsblp &811110-if the Cedi, w steering and bratr.ea. Aut.. money on this one); USED: lhop. Three botha, te11mlo I'"' Creek. led by 6-polnt perlormance Colts get there Mrs. Boward lfiD • malic shift One 9 x 9 Thermos Pop Teot; llld wall to wall earpet c,oaclo John Wicldlne's 111180· from Bob Backensto. Dr. Mcllonn~ aald Untta" Main St, Pomeroy. I 2ll tic 62 Mercury - $975 Camp cots; Carop oook Aum'IONEEII Ooors. About two-thlrda .. cals behmd soals by Tyo Kent . Stall had four men In ripped the rnedlat ligament, not Meteor 4 dr, Sedan. Original AMSBARY APACHE Qnnpl.,. Senlcl bou.. It pa11eled In maboCII1'I' and fool sitooiUt!l by Leach and double ~es 88 tt also made tha crucial, or main one In hi ' finish llko uew. Aut.. ER SALES, 631 4th Avo, CriU Bradford and ..atnut Air conditioned. J<Jm Craddock wts\')red the tt. 2-0 ",'th a 19-6'1 WID over vts- right knee. He waa placed in " FtrRS WANTED! Rod Fox, $3. black Gallipolla, Obio, m.oxlD Write, ProH ar ClmlaCII Lorge patio and double C8fJ101t. VISitors 16-15 the third canto Umg Pittsburgh. groJD-IIHutkle 1881 lollowin;; 1 mali• oblfl. l1uskrats, $1.50, ........, A. C. BIUJIII'ORD On lot 200' 1 3110'. 1r1aJ bo .... but were behind ~ going In- Visiting teams In the Ohio surgery Bunday nlgbl 75. Maran Fur Aganch, (0, 11;======12=·=·~1CI llaellle, 0~ "'IPPOlDUDent oD17. to tho final oJglJI mtnuteJ of ... Conference had it better. Win- Unitas Will bUiud cbmng th< 0. Wright) N. BrOWD St, ""'-• Ohio II I 1 tta PRICI REDUCEO uon. mng at home were WiUenberg, second period by burly Bear son. W. Va. Ph. 7'13-5296, H.-er lho Drtogons got 9H6 over Mt.. Uruon: Akron, liDemeo SlaD .lone~ and Eari •eek days 4 p.m. 12+30to Wtllet e-o 'lbt IJolly hoi tho final perlnd to will p- ~ .over VISififtS Capital and Lessett JonOI 11 IH and -·- - · CLARINET, like CONDmONINO RefrlgerBol 1111-H Pomeroy, 0. illg away. Mu.sklngum, 7ft.72 over visiting welgbs 2oo pounda. Ltggett Is ti· A GOOD USED tiled part of one band seas1011.11 atlon oentco. Jack's 11.efrt1- - - - - - - - - Hall aarlll!d 12 ol his Z6 plinls Ohio We.ieyan. ~s · ·. Phone 8111i-3353. 3 and weighl 265. Unltaa 1o 6-1 (;aU WY 1-:tW after 5 p.mc II erntlon, New Haven, Pllooe Insurance IbM oanto wllilo Roberto san.t Three home teema didn, do e~nd 190 Coaall Dolllhule would =f;iloiiirlur.Dci2;;-=WY:]I -USED FURNITURE- TU a.353'1. f I tic live of oi% fDul ahols. quite u well Heidelberg lost not etabn lnjllr)' WBI anything I1J II;=;:::======~ PHOTO Copying ilerVICI. eop. Kyger Creek hit 14 ol 34 at- lll-77 to Olterbelll, Kenyon fell but an accident He •id Unitas OBra Third lo MIH II. MlddlepOri II but with 101 made 111 legal pepen. 1emp19 lor a field soe1 percen~ 7~1 to Wooster and Oberlin wu "hit elderly iody in my home. Buy e Sen 1 Trade OversHa Employment btrtl! records and almost liDI' age of 44 while Fairland aant dropped a ~ overtime dect- lerrilla force." Slimsville. Ohio. Anna Rain· walnut <onsole. VHF AU tradea truck driver to other dOCUIIM!nto. 26 of 71 shots for 36 per cent. sion to Marietta. • Jones hit John low and at es. VI 3-261/l. 12-4-6tc ILO'U<eHIVF tuning, RCA 'ool Hoatoro m $20 to $65 project engineers. Africa, Realer Wlll'lllCO, Pom<rOJ Both reams hit for M per cent In other games, It was Day· almost the same imtanl This set just Uke new:.!"';:~J Gilts Heetera - -- ---- -- - $20 Europe, Alii a, Soutb Paci11c, I t tf(' at the free throw line. The Bob- ton ove~ Eastern Kentucky' 72-~~ Leggett hit him high " Sula For Rent over payments ol $14 38 Pistol- Auto,paid travel, bousmg, food. lAE ~A C SUALTY aats oonunitted 21 turnovers 69; Xavier over Aquinas of Mich said. "The high-low' tackle German - - -- ------- $35 Atlantic. fi1~b lllary jobs, . A lnsur~tnCfl while Fairland had 15. gan, 115-83; Central State over stretched John over backwards FURNISHED apartment, five :nt~h~: ,::~ul~:':~~ant:" 410 Go. Shotgun ·- .. .. $20 male, female over 18. OEIB lns':t,ance ~~~c. Fairland also captured Baldwin-Wallace, 87-48: Bluffton and he went down hard" rooms and bath. Newell's Utility~) Wheel TroUer $15 Box 23190, Oakland Park. oy, ono reserve coolest by a ~7 • over Wilberforce, 113-88 and Unites a veteran oi!O.years oea, Chester, Ohio, 985-230!. Try It in your borne. Call I I tic score. Find! ay over R'10 Gra nd e, 111>- In the 'NFL and one of the 275 Gel Oil T"'k __ ___ $20 Fla. 33307 I! I tic WY !~56. 11 30 Sleve 90· Bed.oom, K;Ichen, Living INSURANCE MaUea Stcve Lewi ' greatest q u a r t e r b a a ko in 4 Roo=M...,H""o"'"us=E~2n -d~Bt-:;-­ aoom Fu•niture ·-- · ChtOp wurance Agency, tn~ .• Porn. and Glenn Stapleton Jed In tonight's games, Ohio State 1965 record ol 161 for 2n 1965 ZIG AG racuse, with hot and machine. This is salesBEATING, PLUMBING, Rlll'tl eroy. Phone WY :I-33Sl. Dragons with 12 pomts entertains North Caroilna, OhiO modern pro football history, water. Moore'& gas heater demonstrator. R!l\"l:~;I:~~{J":;~::"':;::J:"itl Do<ol Bottle Gas. Arnold U. Is borne to Northern Illinois, started Sunday's game with 8 1 tic Chuck Bradbury and Tom b!j garden lol WY 2-3351. ly sold $119.95. Will s machlnea, repair tbers, 618 E;. .Main Street lln paced KC wilh 7 apiece. Xavier hosts Union of Ken- 1965 record of 161 for 273 11 14 tfo f.ill.39, or$> per month. \'ice, all makes. WY z.:&<~~t. l Pomeroy. 1 Z3 tic liiim:iMliBri:i'lllllllr8DWiiliinoweeeeee;;n FAIRLAND (II) lucky, Central Slsta ts bome .to pessea, a .590 percentage. He WY 2-6555. 11 30 The Fabric Shop, · Pomerny l ~========::;I ..-'iedt l.ollll yoor openRoberts 5-5·15; Salyer Fisk, Youngstown, entertams gained 2,5118 yerda and pro1 lar'l btllt can Wl! a.•. Russell 6-1-13; Hell 10626: BRICK DUPLEX I bedroom• lr-=======;._~~ Authroized Singer Sales 1l Walsh, Oberlin vlstta Cleveland duced 23 touchdowns. 1 liv ing room, dining room, OPEN EVES. TIL 9 Service. 3 29 Uc Phone Todey For ll1lllc on, 310; Vmiart IMHl; Miller - -·· - ---· -chen, basement and (CLOSED SUNDAYS) , BUDGET ~ - - - - - - - - - - ~. Totals 26-1~. forced air gas furnace . But.- ' , FREE ESTIMATES KYGER CREEK (411 Ch ros • 1mas GIFT our third floor budget shop. ( 0 Leach 57-17; Tyo, 1-4-18; lernlll Avo. CaD WY 2-5127. ' 1 u Bilker Furniture, Middleport, 1 13 e, IDEAS at Landmark Ohio. II 12 lie ON Spaulding IMHl; Whobrey tJ.O. "'SL"E::::E"'P""'IN"GC"IR::-:oo=Mc:-s,--ct61-·~csth ' -USED KING FLUTE, for sale. I IAL UM INUM SIDING o, Craddock IMHl: Hau 2.0. Avenuo, Middleport, 0 h i 0 . STORM DOOR 4; GrOBe 10.2: Thomas ~; WY 2-2950. 11 17 tfc ,] e & WINDOWS Hanoeo IMHl. TotaI1 14-13-41. Phona WY 2-2:!46. 11 16 tic - --- Boy'o or Gl•l'l 44.95 bicycle FIREWOOD. any length, $10.1111 eROOFING By quarters: MODERN nnhtrnished J rooms with purche11 of thl• pick up load. Cali or write Extero'or Decoraton Fairland .. · · .... 11 19 15 21--M, and bath. Furnish utilities. , Glendale Skidmoro, Shade, 1 Kyger Creek ·· 8 10 17 6 Coats Building. 11 t6 tfc UNICO 28 CU. FT' Ohio, MY 6-3437. 11 I Uc Of Ohio CHEST FREEZER WY 2.5644 Mlddl-rt, o, Hamilton 12 Union N.Y. 81 Northwood 97 Ohio Northrn M 4 ROOM BATH and garage, 916 Instructions 88 Frank. • Morsh. 76 Marietta 66 Oberlin 62 Locuot St., rear. Middleport $299.95 --TR-UCK- DRiVERs Lycoming 87 Lebanon Viy. 11 Iowa Wesleyan 83 Aurora 73 Ohio. WY 1-9918, Martin Res- ' POMEROY SEMI OR STRAIGHT Real Estate for $ale Lemoyne N.Y. 77 St. Law. 61 North Park 82 !llinoio Tecb 68 taurant. 11 9 , Jock W. Carsey ISOME uperience helpful Island U. 85 Wagner ffl Iowa Wesleyan 83 Aurora 73 I ROOM furnished aparlment f Manooer not necessary. You can Mass. Tch. 83 Wes. Conn. 70 Luther 8G Simpson 77 ". WY 1-2288. 11 4 I Ph. WY 2·2181 lop wages after short ~ ",.1.1,.. o,~lt~t Massochuselil II Vermont 60 WiiUam Penn 70 Dubuque 16 BOUSE 08 Lincoln Heights ! lng. Local and over lha y.,Riu ~I •' 7 Mldwetl Westmar 87 General Beadle 71 newly decorated, inside and information available. Michigan 108 Bowling Green 70 Loras 94 Dominican 66 out. Call WY Ul2l. or call Nation Wide POMEROY-M U L B E R R Purdue 82 Detroit 7$ Warlburg 81 Buena Vista 6V tic 4 speed intermixed changer. Training Division, ,.., AVE.-2 story !ram, 9 Wisconsin 97 Notre Dome 79 St. Mary Minn. 70 Stvns Pt. 60 10 29 - - - -- -- _ _ al volume controL 4 42S, Transportation two baths, hardwood Lincoln IU. 79 Robt. Morris n Mliton 92 Ulinois (Chi •• 87 sound system. Lovely 307 East t' ourth Street, bnsemen~ hot water DoPaui 86 Marquette 89 Platteville 89 Whitewater 80 FOR RENT1 I room _-"'"'"• nut finish. This oet cinnati, Ohio. Or phona ing, front and back Neb. Wesleyan 101 Midland 87 Wise. (Mil.) 101 Carroll 81 bath and garage. North montbs old. Take 2414172, 24 hour service. block garage, large lot. Xavier US Aquinas 83 Stout 89 Eau Claire 70 It'• .... bi& klo ~ ... "'slide.~ St., Middleport. Phone WY payments of $1.25 per week bouse in excellent condition. Iowa 80 Evansville 7S River Falls 66 Superior 114 36110. 12 1 tic l'bc .......... Collcp - .... Sft8llr lat:laaed or pay balance due $88.28. U CIVlL -Owner will finam:e. $12,11011.1111. Caae Tech 79 Wayne St. 57 Hastings 73 Concordia 61 tuc:*M II IM'J,... WY 2~555. 11 30 6tc ,;..S. SERVICE TESTS! POMEROY - Commercial Chubbyvllle A.C. 911 Dana 17 Rockhurst 98 Baptlat CoiL 71 But tlioJ ...,. 80t bl ... lo etbd ... ltl:ilitioo, JoM-:- ";;~:' perty, located oo MaiD Toledo 105 Oshkosh 64 St. Cloud 69 Wastdlum M oquipmonl aad qowlfird •n±,.lo 1Aia tbtte pote~t­ :.:~q"'h•JI:m=:l three story brick (32 x Cincinnati 88 Miami Ohio Sl Sioux .Falls 88 Bethel S.D. 71 tiallcadcn. Tbnu.aNIIo ot 1on• opea. store on ground floor Western Mich. 85 Mich. Sl 82 Nrthrn St. 97 N.D. Center. 60 uU:,-:O''t other two floors for Deni11on 7S Hiram 153 Dakota Wes. 78 Moorhead 70 12 WINTER POTATOES. Charles! ~":,.:::nr:.·~~: also a atone garage (40 x Ky. St. 98 lnd. Central 96 Wabash 91 AlbioD 78 Harris, Portland. Cali VI n•rn• an<1 aadr'en. and frame home on Loyola IU. 120 NE Mo. St. 79 St Olaf 85 Lawrence 79 SI.F;EPING rooms for 26!13. . 12 2 :/::.,~!':'" ""' Street, a real bargain Ind. St. IOZ Mancbatr K, ovL st: Thm. Mlon 111 MinD Mrs Use of kitchen and front roornl; $11,500.00. Bradley 80 Northern Mich. 78 Milton ffl Ill. <Chi. Circle• 17 with TV. Furnace, or Leg. I RACINE Close to new dam, Northwestern 82 Ohio U. 60 Knox 79 Cornell Iowa M Blue Lustre Is easy on rent part. of it for ligbt botiSe·l bodget. Restores six room frame home !three Estrn. MiCh. 7'1 Western Res. 73 Monmouth 111. 83 Grinnell 6V ke<pins. Five miles from bedrooms), bath, full base- J. Carroll II Cleveland St. 50 Macaiester 11 Wayne St. 114 ors. Rent electric cme Locks. Phone WI 9-26Bfi. ment, forced hut. air heating. Minnesota 80 Iowa St. 69 Southern Ill. 11 St. Coll. Ia. $1. Baker Furniture Co., 12 1 garage, large 1bop buDding, N. D. St. 103 Concnlla Minn. ffl Wichita St. 1112 N. M. Sl. fl dleport. three acre plot, on Rt· 124. Eureka &I George Williams 60 Omoba 83 Minn. tDW 10 Owner may consider trade Drake 90 South Dakota SL 16 Balter 7f St.eruns u , for good four or five room Tulsa 70 Kanau Sl. IS Ft. !lays St. 8& Sm. Colo SL Nllllllll• ........... . .. . one story bouse. $12,11011.110. St. jl.mbrose 88 Coe 67 Western IU. I& Nortbra 11L 11 II 10.17 !! tatll II M. COX, SALESMAN Cbleago 60 . ~e Forest a . Principia '10 Role Poly • WY Z.~ , WY I-MII Ctmton .Wll[l!lll BUSB. 'II QuanUeo·Mar, 81 Haoo9er II u a·a~e ('.eWv~ u Gncr '11 lliPiUW, • Ill. w~'f ~. ~.!!!!!,""·~:="!'e.--.;.-----~ BLAmNAR'S ~ a~;ortment -·· )(adrld Jr. 8badow'8 tuaeful partner Jl. Inunatur. 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IVONDAY I'IIR~ FRIDAY& IHI Siflll On - NOWI b :05 ~acred Heart 6 211 Me1gs Ul!lnty RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm 6 3l News 6.57 WeaU1er 7.llll Nahonal .lews 7:01i 81U Miller Sbo• 7:58 Sports Par•rte 7:35 Bill Miller ~how ' r Tiij BORN .LOIIR ' ~· · ·· ..... . ,._ , .~ " • ' ' '' '"' .~.., .- _ , . .. ,0~ . •••, , - - ... ~· A· Q')lkwnll • VUO W~O ••• IIUBU~WLO I 6: oo Sundowu Sermada 6:45 Sign Oil SATURDAYS - WJEH RADIO f:4' Spotltgbt on Sports 4:50 Weather $:1111 Community News 5:10 World and National News 5:15 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:1111 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports TO<hly 8:5 Wea1Mr Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children ,. 10:45 Golden Key U·IHI News II :05 Saturday Show 12:1111 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 New• Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinet 1:55 N~ , 2:110 SaiiL.).oy Matinee 2:30 News Headline~ 2:31 Salurdoy Matinee 2:5• News 3 : ~ Saturday MaUnee 3:30 News Headlines 3 31 s t d M · : a ur ay allnee ::~~ ~~day Matinel 4:110 Disclng wtth Dcaa UO Radio R 1 o 5:110 News RoWltlup 5: IS Sign Off , I :'Jt. :~, fii~ . ·~ I \ ' ., . ' ,· • , I ' I. ./ I I ~; ~ \'OJ T~~l( 9LASH WAS LYING WI-E:ri HE QAIMEO TJ.ItY IIAD'i'T ri.\IEN SI!EN ANNit'~ ""c""' """""' l-IE WAS - EI-l'2 OUT Q' THtiQ I(I£A. f:AS'i] ~f KII-\AT TI-l' SAM 1-/ILL V_QIJ '{()IJ SHORE ccrr a W000 PWU•m-'.::'R'5 EYE S T'SPQT ME A'OOr•f <'NER HEAH • IN VII'JO.I ~OlLEI({ ' 11-IETA·WtNI I ~'IW AH I!IEEN 0/EJ? ~EAI--1 ..J~c; :- SORT <r LISTENIN' / - - · - - · - - - -·ay -Aii.IANiOM LETS GeT HI~ OUT OF HE~E j #0 .,., - · I I NO-=A 'PRIM-ITIVE sot.rfl...l AMERICAN NA11VE INDIAN. COME- ON ,elflD!E 1 .• • ''' u-·• llow fill Work Ita .IXYDLBAAXB lo LONGrllLLOW fo~'::_,lett@l" s~p1y $b.nd11 for another, In this aampte A If used trophics ~ L~ tor the two 0'1, etc. Single letter.<~ apoa1 en and formation of the WordJ are ali hlnt.a. · 'li"n~'- "" ••.'.. ~ the code letter~ are dlffertnL By BRANNER • .. "' 6:00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 6:05 Country Music fin» WJER LOG 8:20 Country Jamooree Monday Tbrougb Friday r:IIO Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 Sport• Parade 7:4.1 Ecboea ol Joy 7:3$ Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Ohio Valley News tb:45 It'• !lusic - ~Ill}' 8:05 World News 1 :3~ Picken~ Harc::warc 11:00 Dutt .. 's and Hei'JIS Dairy 8:10 Sports Today ITUt;S Thurs.) l'up 'fen Show 8115 Weather Picture 7:011 Newo 12:00 New1 8:16 Musical Clock 8 BtU Miller Show 1~: 15 !tweal lnterlutt. 8:55 Community NeWI 8:4& Baker Furnitura Shu11 12:30 Rev. Merlin •'eeto 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:00 Newt 1:110 New1 9:55 Mason County New• ~ = 01 Coilee with Janot 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:011 Public Service, · 1t :00 Portratil ot • Patriot 5:50 Sporta Paradt 10:15 Family Worship Hour ,o·IJI Swap Shop 1:00 .Sundown Serenada 10:~0 Latchslrin& 10,!0 BID Mllier Bru,eb Show 81f6 S1f!D Oil 11:110 Newa 10,40 MaSOI Asr. ·i'l'olfllll ~L1 NDAYS 11:05 Morning Meiodlet ITt'ttday) 7:10 Sip On - Arm.t Hour lucept Friday, Church Beilt Ring) 10:45 FamliJ Wonltlp ('ftlura.) 7:55 New• 10,45 A.&.C. Program (Friday! 8:00 Baptlat Ljo)num'• Hour 11:46 World NeWI 1:30 Sunday Sbow 11:65 Maaon County Ntws 11:00 Nlltl 11.00 Jt111C11011 1:30 Tha Btbia Spoal.r to y 00 12:00 Community News 1:46 LeglllaUvt Report 12:05 Nooo New1 11:10 ntl1'• Cowotr) llymns 10 oo Tits Good r,IJe 12:10 Market. 12.1111 Commt Block Nl\tl 111:1, t;onjp'etlaman Moell.12:16 Mid Day Weather t.::·So Goullor'1 Gueat Sltr 10:30 The Country R)'llllltlmerll2:20 Bulletin Board tl'riday) , 11:10 The Qmet Hour 12:26 Newa 0 Gnmo 12:10 t.m'1 Andenoa Show 12:00 Newa 2;30 County Asenl 3:l: Jlm M• Show 12:15 The ChriiU 12;41 Cotmlry Go Round 4: ~ BllettDir Auto 8ltow ana 8 our 1:55 New• Beat UO EIICirtc Company Newt 12:10 The Rev. Merl!r Teell 2:00 Country Go Round f1ft• Jim Mees Sb01' 1:10 Tha Rev. Sllat Blliupl 2:55 News Boat 5·00 ~ews 2:oolbe Rev. Alldrew Pll'IODI 1:00 Mid Way Mallnll U5 Jim M101 Show 2:SO Sundly •howoaa. 1:55 News Beat 5:80 Rlllf'l Wtatbor 11epoc1 8:00 SWldowo Serenade f:OO DlsciJII witb Do01 UO Sportl Parltfl 1:61 Sip Oft 4:10 Interchani• rur·• eouu1r7 ' i <1 ' ~ " : " ; ~ . . - ,- ' ~HACIIItu:!! WMPO Radio 1 ' \ DOGAATCM SAVAGES;?~~~:::=:: Jo--1:1 39. Aide. abbP, 40.F1MefP lH. Ch&ldeaa city U. Kind at UY .r . .. .. - •' ' l,i-XI-.. , .. ,, :1" ••• \ ·), ,I !OOTH ANNIYER"ARY O'TH'ISMAT ly KING D.W:.Y QIIYl"roQUOTE - Br• I pol't time, ill GJugo\f' 39. Olfactorl' ollacrvance :Ur.=r .. , ' 30. Da.ven- 15 Jl.\AR MJY S'I'UDEN1'5 HERE WHO KIN N;T LIKE BLOODTH IRSTY p ...... t lh&pt~ .:n1-: - · . .... ota•ar 1. .Amper. WE~ (ELEBRA'TIN'~' clock 37. Tinkles Cut tbe college problem doWG to slz.eJ '•' ~!· Ill tin. 28. Metal 29. Topic• 38.Atth~ buoy r:. • L· 'J'T. VentJ .. M.Ship. Scores .' min~ town tall (With) llege Basketball ' t.ogeth&i' 381Aiuk& ILMetro.. pollta.n 33. Hunting = I 32. Melted 26. Submerrtd .18. Negotl&tea TRADING POST 1 26. RabbU.'• nickname .. llmbrace 6.WQIIIIded b,-&wbal• . AIIWIII' pronoua LEWIS . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . , . . . . . . ... . . . ' 1 ......... a. La11d W•r••,'• JC. P•rt. to malt drink 25. Otrl'• name 81 aettnars • ...,.. ~MDelem 19. Some 20. Moth 22. Rave .. the") !!r.~d'\:.':.r!:at~~~o":~; 1 1 Alpin• cotta&• 2.G.. rPiank I!. Po.Hahoo cntii )gl -===-----=-::...:::: FREE J'l·6 lng (with ~Bi~ue~~~:~~~f""":~::.~::::::-J BAIRD BROTHERS ·- Aftnelt 18. Scoldoo LoodoA WRE( KI NG . Jand 1~ . \ -::o•• frOJI Jl.Btnetla AUT0 mis~an=':i 13. He~td­ ' · M&n'll lt. You, la Md. tU!'Il ruled In " hospital bed today follow: lllll'S•ry while the Baltimor' Colts were doing all lh ' worrylns about their chances I ' successfully defend !II! Wester I Dtvlslon tiUe lD lhl NatiomrI F00tb 11 , • a .,.aguo. underpinn1J1g1 aalght, ete. .U.Keel8a. III'ChlR 0 1II1 .;=~~ upmtothethec:ue1811' •. Ohio • BALTIMORE, of Bis Johnny Unltao lJ . Shape-ly AUW'S, 10. Dnlryor Lov•r'• 11. Street ~) H. Sway randum •2. Indefinite quantity -d. lfoming, t. Robwrt. Knee Injury foe Northwestern Saturday and came of! on the short end a 62-80 eount wben tha Wlld· Dave . Mdan hit two free throws With only 21 secoods lett playu' G Bo Is tured w ng reen a o ven tha Big Ten, visiting de- •1. MemC)o A(lll088 L Kindot •pple I. Small Colts Lose Unitas With ......_ DO... By FRED LA5$WI!&.L By Ulllled l'l'elt lnteriOiiOII State and !Dram II at Woo'' r Wben Ohio state and Ohlo 1n lhl only Oblo Caufereoce ' .· University set back Into action Uon ol the week. at home tonight 1 the familiar A tGtal ol 60 gamell are 1,. k in ludin ourrountllngl wlll look ever bet· tap for the wee , c 8 • , ter thlln ever. first ollhl holiday tournam• "1 The Bu·"-e~ and the Bob- appearance• by Ohio colleg . a.-, cats, along wihl Miami and Miami playtl In the Steel Br · Green, took their ftnl trip• in Pittsburgh and Capital ' ' from ho!ne thio oeason WiUenberg are In the Luther over the weekend and tame Tourmnnent at Valparai10, I< away with their first llcklnga If the YOIIDi college baaketbsll 155 h.p., 230 ClL in. 6 cyl ·~ne, aid trans, Interior obowroom Enryday SpHil II It Marie's Style Poll Ill. 124 Help -··- 1964 Chevelle 300 Deluxe 4 dt. ~ $1695 Marie's Style Post for rent. Brown's Trailer Park, Pbono WY 2-3324. y 119 6tc Pomeroy ~ rur"~~h& Ill and llllfurntlbed apart. ment1 WY U4S4 12 6 tic furnished for rent. Phone WY A1· ter :; p. m. Rowley and Reed · Hardware, II I tfo 2 SIGNS REAll~ PAKH? �.. . .,-,, . .. . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . . .. . . . ( H Jd H b- nd Mrs carolyn Turoer and wac- He will remain until Tuesday where they were guesta of the Mr. and MSarst. !..ro . Ga~H ~hildren .af Phoenil AriZ. are • ·-· before returnlllll to hls home In latter's sister, Mr. and Mro. bard spent ur-y m • ests of Mrs. Vic~ia Stacy. !:o-~O~all;y~Se~n~llne~l~,~P~om~ero~y-~M~Id~dl~e~port~~·~-·~e~c·:"~·;;:~ ~ Florida. Gale Shr•mplln. They also tour· polls. gu nd Mrs Michael OhlinMYF ' Pkm ' ~~ t ij Mrs. Jack Bechtle was the ed various spots lnclutllng VIr· Mrs. Kenneth Byer and Mrs. Mr. ~ Michael Neiaon· lA RIRIJ ut 12 Installing Chaplain for lnstalla- gmla Beacl! while In the east. Robert Byer were In Athens I an, With To Help at Party I" 0 ! Galli a County Salon No. G :1 u non of officers at Evangeline Mrs. Kenneth Byer entertain- last week on busmess. • pM Le Kennedy and Pions were made to assist l~ 8 <I 40 held Jts annual ChriSt· :~ I'll/ Chapter, OES, held ThurSday ed with • holiday dinner tsst Lena Mae Fels of Baln· Mr. andGr:s. 0 with the community childre~'s ~ eop mas dmner and party_ Thursda: I Mr. Harry Houdashelt WSSIevening In Middleport. Tb e week at her home for mem- bridge, Ohio, VI~Ited ~ver the Karen . gg. party at Heath Methodist Pcmeroy evemng at the Bailey~ ~estra~ Itakes by Rawlmgs-Coats ambu- name wus unintenUooally omit- hers of her family. Present I weekend with Miss Frieda Faeh· Mrs. Ehz:th. Ar~~~ of church Tuesday, Dec. 14, when " . rant in Pomeroy. Specm gues ' : lance Saturday to Holzer Hospit- ted. 1were Mr. and Mrs. Rob(!rt nle. They spent Sunday in Ath· Jar Bluffs, o: Js VISI ng the junior MYF of He~~olh Mrs. l.ols Ann Jones an~ chil-, were Mrs. Helen Cotter, de- : al for a medical check-up. Mrs. Miss Sarah Bechtle and Mlsa jByer and children, Mr. and ens. with her daughter and tamChurch met Sunday evening at jdren of C~lumbus spent the ; partrnental chapeau . and Mrs., Houdashell accompanied him to!Marty Nicholson have return-·\Mrs. Charles Byer and child- Mrs. William Stacy and dau- ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Put. the ~hurch. Rhond'a Hysel~'l weekend with ber .grandparents: N~rm;• . C~rothers, Le Secre- the hnspita!. : ed from a trip to Norfol~, Va. ren, and Mrs. Jane Gilkey. I ghter, Wilda of Nampa, Idaho, len.__ . ts of ~~. 1 rs , -·--·-·-·-..- - - - · --· ---~Prestdent , · oonductell Ule hus1- Mr. and Mrs. Rtchard Camp 1 talre..Cats~:uere. Sundav dinner gues 1• • ness meeting. .11 'd t ~ De~... L·nda Darnell sludent i Following a turkey dinner, E. M. W ood were her son and I The group WI pr~VI e nu -~ tss • . , . -~the group 'lldjourned to the Ifamil Mr and Mrs. c. L .· ('UP favors for the dmner and at ColumbustllBusme~ ~mv~;h party room for a short business I Wool' of Ravenswood W. Va. , planned to attend the open· sit}', spent e wee en Wl :session and party. Gladys Cum- land their son, Br;icky Wood,\ hou.~e at the parsonage Sunday. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul mings chapeau, presided and j who is visiting them here · Dt'r. 19. Pl_ans also were made M. D~rnell . . : F.mma Wayland child welfare from West Palm Beach, Fla. I for a Chnstmas party W be l Jak1e Schuler or ~ottla~ ' ehainnan, reportPd on acknowl·!- -- -~-- _____ .. ------ ! held the week of Dec. 23 and aI.spent the weekend wJth hiS I edgement of work done by the I , , I ('aroling party Dec. 19. Ken- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. . S• a1on. 11 WSCS o/ S,l rtlf, use \1 S 1 neth Smith repork!d on the com· , Jarob Schuler, Locust t. . . Hm .4nmwl Danner mitlPes ~[]d [)ames were drawn ! Mrs. She.rl.ey S~an ~as a i A r~n~nbuliO[) ~as made .1 ~ : The WSCS of the Syracuse! for a g1rt exchange. Further jsaturday v1s1tor m Parkers- tht· Mateh of_ Dimes ..r.t wa. Method ist church held its annu- . plans will be made next Sun· , bur_g. W. VR i volt><! lo ·~untmue co~ll Jbutmg i al Christmas dinner Friday dov evening. Members are ask· ·· Mr and Mrs Ce-.:·il Townse[)d itu the Oenver l:led project. Sevd , evening at the home of Mrs. 1 ed. to bring calendar motrey to I of 8~\leville y..; Vn wert' Sun-. eral members P 1 'dn~ed 1~0 1 attebn" f'<~rl Weese pre~dlng the regu· · · i the: Pnuvoit' h(' 1 m ·o um u., , k1r meeting. The Rev. wene d II t. . the ne-rt mee_mg . · daygut>slsofhissisterandbro· 1 A film entitled. ··r.llnstn.as · ther·in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. G Ithis p1lSt weekeJJd. ' (;. Stuller ac:ked grace. i In 01her Lands'' was shnw.n T. Carleton. j Mr1;. Cotter spoke of h~r:.. Mrs. William Eichinger, ~res1 w11h .Sand}' Johnson and Doxie Mrs. On;ille Pro('tor of Ham- wurk as dt>partementa! chapeau ~ 1dent. conducted the b~smess 1 W:.illl'rs in charge. The met!· · ilton was tile weekend guest of! ;md told in detail· of how the ' se.ssion which opened With deing . w<~s clos~ with the b~~?· her mother, Mrs. Joseph Haub organization ~ns formed and votions take:~ from Matthew 21 dJdlo!l and fnend g~JP Cllf'le. <~nd son. Jack. : of its work wtth the rontrol ~f by Mrs. \'.Jll1am Houdas~elt, Attend ing were Dw1ght Do~· Rt>v. and Mrs. Lewis BargN ;tubf'rculosis and cyslll' f1bros1s who harl for he~ topw. V.he~ . sun. Doxie Walters. Okey R1t- of Columbus visited Sunday af-1in children. She also told of the Jesus Is ~orn. 1he prog~am to~ i ter. f:ddir Brown Kenney Sunth ternoon, with Misses Luneti~ ! new csinic at Children's. Hos· 1r. "Lonk1ng Out, Lookmg In, 1 Hobbit' Ord. S:1nd.'· .John!'on, , and Ada C.enheimer. l ",Jit<:~l. Columbus. for cystte hb· wa!> presented by Mrs._ John H.honda Hysell. 1~ Jenna Spra_i!· Mrs. E. J. Tracy is sub~ti- ~ rosi~ patients whi1~h is .support· Sam•;•ge and. ~ISS Marc1~ Karr i Uf :1 nd Mr ;_md ·\ 1rs Enwrwn · t rng in the Rutland first grade'ed by the 8 et 40 of OhJO_ Mrs. gave ti.Je Mea11mg of Chm;tmns. Jones. f~r 1 Mrs :'1-largaret Parsons w!JOI \'arothers a!so S!JOke briefly Me:lmgs were changed fr?m ' and congratut·ated the group on the f1rst Wednrsday to tile first , · IS Jll. the work il 1s doing. :Tm!sday, due lo prayt•r meet- : 1 · ings. Eighteen shut-in calls were \ Hrs . .fm·/; t:flrsey A gift e~change was held ~nd l reported A Christmas olfering:l h f)pmmurrllfor Ret·. BPrger •~IWlf IiJI [mystery s1ster~ reve<Jlt'd dunng , was l<-1ken and also a special A luPJ~rware party was In Hilflth (Jmr(:ll .the social h011r. Atlrnding were ofrenng of $11 wa s taken fnr d ~monstratetl by ~·I rs .Jac-k Car- · . lahuve and Mr~. Ellen Deweese. the parsonage fund . Mrs. F.ichSale in the Music Buy yourself or your family a KIMBALL PIANO NOW for Christmas during >t'V of Pnm~>rn~· the af!Prnnon : The Re1r· . Lr'h:ls C. Berger 1 Mrs. Louse Stewort, Mrs. Gen·. mger und Mrs. Melvin Gnmm l uf \'ov _ 3:J al th'! I.JOme of Mrs. din~·c1nr nt !he OhiO Temp"r:HIC'I' evieve Wr ll. Mrs. Goldia Mourn- were rramed to take gifts to the ! Department on the 2nd Floor. You can really save and there is an excellent selection of pianos in stock, \l'i lliam ll <H"~--''i. m Syracuse.! League was guest SJ*ak.er at ing, Mrs. Mabtl Brown, ~irs . Hesl Homt in SyracusE> ror l Gamrs wert' played and prizPs : Heath r..·l~thodist C~ urch m ob· Mildred Hamilton. Mrs_ Dorothy 1Christm 3s. Prayer by Mrs. Wen-1 ready for you to buy. You can use Elberfelds givt>n . · servant'e of Comnuttme-.nt Sun·· 1-ll'cker , Mrs. Mary M·art in, : de ll G. Stutl'::'r closed the meet~ I BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW During the sc.al hour re-· dny dunng Sunday mornmg ser- Mr~. Faye Wildermuth and Mrs. ing. 1 KIMBALL ELECTROMATIC PLAYER PIANO fre~hments ~·t're served to Mrs. : \'ices. . · L D. Marehi. Attending wer'!! above and i Sensible Credit Service to budget your payments. A_ t·:. H. Crow ;md daughter He d1scussed the problems, , . ld Mrs. ~·rank Winebrenner and : 1 . , ("I It· f th of al ' The next mPelmg Will he he 1 R f fkcky 0 acme. "rs_ • en resu mg- rom f' u~e , , .. Mrs. Hovul Tlmmas . Guest~ ''"ndiff Jr .. "" Mir·ky Wil · cohollc beveragee. one being,.,. a~ the hmne ot "". ll«rch• '" · were Rev Stutler and son Kev· , 0 li:lms. ~'lrs Milton Housh. Mrs. ' cxis tenf'e of 9 milhon alroho\ics :t.alllpolls. lin ' Ill,.,.....,=================================""====""" Ernt'sl HaJTis. Mrs. C<Jrson in lhe couo\rJ today. He point-! ----------' - - · -- __ _ :_-:.. __ Haves Sr .. Mrs. Hoger Wme- led out lh'! results ecomonlcally; bre.nner. Mrs. John Slack <~ntl ! physically and morully in s.u-1 ~on .Juhn Ill. i\'lrs. Harry Dew· itty. Rev _ Btrger oncr a pas· .f. 1 ~. \lr~ John MohiPr 1\l r s tor of the United Melhodlst !hnlon F'rrrr!l and Mrs. Ada Church in Pomeroy di~c us~ed sl ark . all of Syr:..JC'IISe. malerial supplied by the League , for use in the ~chool room in educa rmg tht> youth lo the dan· gers of the us e of akohol bevt>r· ages. He urged the support o( • Pom,uoy, Ohio church mem hers and commu- 1 nity residents in comb aU ing the ; TONIGHT & TUESDAY • , problem by voting and personel I W•lt Disney's HERMAN GRATE witness. "OLD YELLER" musical number en· j A special (Te('hnirnlor) Doroth~' ~tcGIJire, F'es! Par ' titled "Seek Ye Tile Lost" was 1 PHONE 773·5592 ·' ker, ('huck Connors, 'J'omm)' : prf'~ented by the choir under j Kirli:. the direct ion of William RusseU 1 Ft1turette: wilh ll<n p hi\son as soloist. Fl11h, tht Tttn•gt Otttr fh• Rev. M E Dowson read , Colorurtoon lf'lter fro m Bishop Gerald Admission 75<' & 40c 'Enslt'y report ing Lhat the quota ' • · fur Ohio [\·let hodist <.'Olleges ha~ Wednesd•y, December I ;foo I NOT OPEN betn met In full. • 0 D ~ M . I Ab am y p S f N 612 a on 0.' Holds Dmner • 1965 le In ~ Around· And Ab ~ out t 'ddt ,. ~~~e • epor !;: •' '•' VOL XVII a - . ( • I I " CAPE KENNEDY (UP() -Col. John G. Albert, head olth• HE' PRE'ITY SURE The Gemini 6 rocket launch Gemini launch division for the ''I think we're at the point chief predicted today that Air Force. now where we can make it barring last-minute hitches The shot, second half of a Sunday," Albert told UPI in an astronauts Walter Schirra and Gemini !lpectacular, remained interview. "I don't see · any Thomas Stafford would be officially scheduled for Monday, restraint at all.'' launched Sunday to. attempt. ~ but A~bert said preparations on "Things just t'OUidn't be gpace rendezvous w1th Gemuu the Titan 2 rocket were a day better. I never could have 7. ahead. Work on the Gemini & i.magi[)ed that we could be this "I think if 1 were to bet now, spacecraft was about 20 hours far ahead," he said. I'd bet on Sunday," said Lt ahead. I MAY GET PROBLEMS . . lhe WORLD MOSCOW-SOV!Er8PACE aclent~ls failed today in their fourth attempt to put a worktng package of instruments on the surface of the moon. The spaceship Luna 8 hit the moon, but all indications were that it was destroyed on impact in· stead of making a soft landing. "The systems of the station f ti n·ng normally at ~~r:ta~~c 0~ ~e landing except the final touchdown .. the offi • · . cJal Tass news agency reported: Most Western observers said tlle Tass report suggested 8 crash landmg. · 1 l ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SALE f KIMBALL PIANOS . . :··:·:·~t~:;~~~.!~··~·~-~-~~·~ ~ ~ ,.•. .'* .."' .. . . ..........................-r1 ';.;·. . . l J .c Best to Give .• MEIGS THEATRE - I FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! I THRUSDAY thru SAT. P.cembet 9.11 onNE tl N "HELP" F -4 ' '1 t SUND~Y Mr. and rs. Ben Neutzting , entertaint>d with a dinnre Sun-: \1uple I · day. at their home. BPatle-s: JuhY. P~ul 'fh• GPorge, Ringu! Place. Guests were Mr. and F.. tuntte: Mrs. David Riggs and Mr. and i C•utht On The Bounu Mrs. Gene Riggs t~f Chester : Colorurtoon• Road: Miss Rita Riggs , Alh· : Admission: 7!k & 40c. ens : Mr. and Mrs. EugeoP Hes- 1 ler. Hunting! on, W. Va.; Mr. SUN,....MON.-TUES. Dtc. 11-13-14 : and Mrs. Ra y Big12:.s and Cara· "LORD JIM" : lynn and Ma rolynn Tracy and P~ter O'Toole, J.amrs Mason I Randy, Jeffrey and David Burt. I THE BEATLrS l'f ee hnit'o I11 r · MASON ·" t • • - Gls Skirmishing wIt•h commUDIStS • a:N1i Albert emphasized that If any dy." Icessf•tlly Wednesday, lhe road I "Everyon• fo -"'nr .,; problems develop io final The big ~urdle that must be will be cleared for a Gemini 6 fast aa they eaa ID Jel I -• preparations "all bets are off." passed to keep Gemini 6 launch launch at 11 a.m. (EST) Sun- as aoon as possible,"' ....... He said "we are working preparations moving at a day. Flight Director Christopia' C. toward a Sunday launch, but record-breaking pace is a 12-- As of late Monday. Page said Kraft Jr. said he would ..... are not committed to it." hour night rehearsal schedu led spacecraft tests were 16 hours , that the odds were 50-50 far a Mission D~rector Willia~ to begin at midnight. It had ahead of !be record - breaking [Sunday launch . Schneider sa1d Monday m been set to start at 2 a.m. EST schedule, Col. Otto Ledford, in ··u they are ready em tl!l Houston that the decision had Thursday. •charge of the 1'igan 2 rockets eighth day after Gemini 1, already been made to go I TO MAKE TESTS Icheckouts, said work was 10-20 we'd go the eighth day;• .. Sunday-"if everything is rea- If the test is completed sue- hours ahead. sald. •. Terrace Antique Shop is Ex-Agent's Hobby · BY BOB WINGE'IT Lee Rudisill, retired Pomeroy Railway express agent, is: 10 busy in bls hobby be has no time to sit back and d1ink about growing old. SAIGON (UP!) - Ametlcan Infantrymen and Com· munist forces skirmished again today in the jungles Since he rttired in 1962, alter around th~ Michelin rubber plantation 40 miles north- working 48 years aa express a· west of Saigon. gent, Mr. Rudisill is active buyThe bris~ .!~refight broke out as men of_ the U.S. lst ing and selling antiques. Infantry DIVISion fanned out through the Jungles huntSo much so, iD fact, that ing down a Viet Cong unlt they clashed with two days ago in a bitter six-hour bat-this .wor~ now consumes most tie. of the U.S. lst Air Cavalry of hts tim~.. . A battalion of Americans Division killed more than 2,000 Mr. Rud1~1ll, . with ~vJaOry suffered moderate casualties in North Vietnamese regulars in help from his ~lfe, Bess&e, ~ the Sunday fight, but killed 231 fierce four-day battle three erates the antique. shop in hls WASIDNGTON - THE FED· Viet Cong by body count Many d ., home at 108 Legwn Terrace. a~o . Th h . kn "T eral Reserve Board's boost in more Communist dead. were ays Th e other 852 targe1 tod ay Antiques e s op , lS own •• errace Interest rates brought the ex· btlieved dregged away. was about 25 miles northwest . ·. . " perted storm of criticism from .. . f th M' h 11 bbe 1 t This 1s time coll.'lumlng, non·banking circles today. But A rrulltary spokesman sa!d o. ~ IC e n ru r pan a- sa_ys Rudisill, "but It certainly . b · f b t · t10n m the Communist hideout . . , tod ay •s f"gl>l 1 .was t11e Johnson administration was rie •. u ; known as "Zone C, 11s mterestlng. do:ng lts best lo quash any g~ve no details on casualties on Two s il . . Rudisill, wh.oee frrst e~loytalk of a "fight'' witb the either side. a ors ~ere killed a~d ment as a railway express a2!1 other men InJured Monday m · h w 11 F Board. Meanwhile, Guam-based B52 a ra in fi 8 b d th S gen wa WJt e s argo, · h had g g re oar e U · · opened the shop abuut a year The PreSJdent, w o ex- bombers pounded suspected aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk off . pressed ".regret" at the board's Viet Cong targets twice today. the coast of Viet Nam. The fire af~r hts retrrer_nent. .He wa~ maction, met with Board Chair- One of the targets was an started below decks while the :redR~~~I ~n danbque~line~ mao William McChesne_y Mitt- area west of Plei Me in the big flat top was launching air 1 t~ 1 a en:b ~tin Jr. Monday at his Texas Central Highlands near the strikes a~ainst North Viet mg m as 1 Y or ranch. Afterward, bolh he and Cambodian border where troops Nam. maTnhy Yt!~'· 'ed fr Martin chided newsltlel'l for ine !iiLOp IB aoc~ om dicaling th•t lh• board was detop to botlom with_ antique• "' fvlng th• administration in hJk. I · · ellery "'0 • dimellSIOR and pro- • · . CHICAGO (UP!) -ll<tober portion Even the baoemenl and · .. . lng Its discount rate from I to Wll lhr deodlfell IIIOIIlfo o1 · I ANTIQUE DEALER - Lee Rudisill, one-lime Wells Fargo (Yes, of Death Valley Days fame) agent, now rw4.5 per cent. "l.~'s your job to tbJa year for tbe Dltloa's mo- :C:n~~e~ aa atoraae areas tired, is bus~er th.a~ ever. H~ ~perates the Terrace Antique shop in Pomeroy . llere he displays an ;;,ntique l~p provoke a fight, Johnson said. lorJst•• &be NatiOIIal Safety M R di 'II' f rite Ia k is restored to Its ongmal exqUISite example of craftsmanship and a~ useful as lh~ day It was created . ....._ Sentmel "It's mine to prevent one." SenCouncil Slid toda tor. t" 'or' 8 ldavo1 s. lo Pboto. atellemocralie~hlpRusseiiB. n. Oclober blg~;ay dead :.~~.~··and u~ul~;::sel~ld - - · -- -----·. · Long, La., SKid Nothing could numbered f,UO, five per «Dt i!elns. He also si<Jclcs a wide .._,,w""''"""'"""''n.~c'"'' ~e ~ore UD~p~l~: thtan atesmaHouston above the figure forOe&ober of variety of carnivat glass, china, The Meigs County commis- I JOt mcrease m.Inut:res ra on SPACE CEcN~~· Jaat year, 'l'be &oU for the fin& glassware and clocks. sionen approved transler of . I 1 the eve of Ch~JStmas, wh~n the (U~I\ - A . ~su .y dressed 11 mootb• of OJe year wae Probably the oldest article IS• $500 from Ute Mainterumee average working man WJII be patr of _Gemm1 7 astronau~ 39,780 or two per ceat above owned b Mr Rudisill is 8 fund to Equipment fund of ~l borrowing money to provi~ soared mto the fourth of their th d tb t ~. ~wd hoy . ed .th the Sheriff's department dur- 1 . . if scheduled 14 da s in s ace toe ea COlin lUI" out: ••me po er rn engrav wl date gdls of joy lo hiS w e and y p period Jasl yur However lbe of 1792 along wtth markings ing lbelr meetlog Monday. : children " day with scarcely a trouble in ncU ld •• : d th ' and M' nl bl ' other transfers were $40.02 1 · th ld nd began to g t ear.~ •a wn:- ea "' top "' a a.<tO c em em. fro . . . e wor a .e miles traveled raUo dropped Another va1uable item is a . m the Commissioners' I By Bob WJngett WASHINGTON- CONGRESS read~ _for a rendezvous With from 5.5 to 5.4 dead 100 German beer atelo made pro- _A Meigs County jury wll1 sit In Equipment fuod to stutioner_y l Tht' state civil defense offi('e has completed reimb~ will probably fume, fuss and Gemma 8 that may bt staged millloa nblcle- lie ~ el bably more thaD 100 years ago JUdgment Wednes~y on 8 re- and supplies and $9&3.116 from ment to Pomeroy fm damage!i l a used as a result of the threaten for the next several next Sunday· llurtag 1-. 1 numlm 1 ' '··· v An old ""·-apb 1 and. ~uest for $2,MO 10 ~mpensa- Inactive emergency lund to ' 19t:i4 i J ood. . • 1111-r PH' t"W&Wfi• P Iyer tion for hot twater p omeroy counr1·1 Mon d ay mg · ht heard this cheerful weeks - but when aII ls sa1d Space twins Frank Borman tent abo\'t Jtlf, bell'bemg used .m suran~ on coonty bu1"Jd'mgs. 1 beautifully restored grandand dont; tb~ Pentag~[] will go and James I.Aivell awakened! ~ · . .. father clock are two other fav- as a spray a a .mg. Attending were Conunission. new~ from Mayor Charles Legar at a short sessioa in. ahead with 1ts latest round or from a night's sleep on an · l'llli!ii!H - il l~liftiBR nn orite items. The action has Phillip T. Me- ers Cbarles R. Karr Sr .• Rob- town hall. Officials had been awaiting the reimburse. military base reductio"' and "alarm clock" call from the Other Items ol Interest to Gulf. 222 Park-st. Pt. Ple<JS8JJI, ert Clark and Keooeth McEI ment, having applied for $5.938 shortly after the flood . showdowns, trackmg' station at Carnarvon, antique colleetors include 1 pair as plaintiff against Philip Ba_il- hinoy, president. Civil Oefense had alread y advanced Pomeroy $2,000 of the rrimburscment . f h h M d 209 1 (Co[)tinued on pag>t 2) Sout Fourt ·st. The <heck recently received menls we ouglita p .tter • ~~:IAJMW*IJ<,;t,~'. _(,,_ ·: J M~ ense See~tary Robert S. Australia, and started B runc amara sal Monday that down of the various eJpereport. I' was writlt'n ror $3.~00. ;,!C('Ordsomttbiog ourJel ~eJI." 126 f~ciUtles in 39 st~tes and iments they will perform. Lov· The plaintiff alleges In his ing to Mi:iyor Legflr. Council a· .. the District of Columbia and 23 ell slept through the night in U IS IS petition that Bailey sprayed ! greed to put $1.100 of il in the , In othtr actiVIty ot councU: overseas would be closed Dr onl_y his underwear and found Mrs. Freda Saxton, 65, of hot water on him when he went Street fund <md thf' othf'r $2.·1 - It was IIIIP'etd. to pay A. R. reduced over the ~ext lour It got a bit chilly. Pearl-si, Middleport, • native ' lo his Upstairs apar!JMnt to 00 ' 800 n lhei Fire Depart men) ' Knight $900 the Vllillge · years, starting 10 l£16&. This of West Columbia, died at her bell the defendant after he was · fund. The lalttr will \w ll.'f'd lo him for land purchased alonf would eliminate 53,000 jobs and They were told to "tweak" residence this morning. married earlier this yt"Rr. ! p:.~y on rhe new Fir" depilrt· •the riverbank on East Main-st. saves $410 milUon a year. He the spacecraft to &tart making She was born August 18, 1900, I nl!'nt lfU{'k note - Accepted the mayor'• Msaid the bases were not needed a more circular -orbit lat.er j[] at West Columbia, the da.ughIn other activity or commo[) ) I Council also learned that I pori of $309 for November. and could be curtailed without the day. A circular obit is nee· ter of the late Thurman and pleas co~t, the Farmers ank The Jayt-ees are once again i three bids on the ru•w polif'e ' - P<:~ssed an emergency ar- . hampering the war effort in essary for a rendezvous in F1or~ Roseben_y Saxtoa and is PT. PLEASANT - Seuator and ~vmgs Co., . Pom~roy • planning their annual Christ- cruiser were openo:-d Monday dinanct> changi~g the rate of VietNam. He plans to announce space. "Tweak" was defined as surVJved by a !J~ter, Mrs. Erma Randall A. Taylor, Mason, has filed ~ cognovit note Jlld~- mas season project of supply- at noon m town h.:~l l The bids , pay and probatiOnary period of which bases get the ax Wed- a "very fine adjustment." Daughtry of Middleport, and would baD rJUdist camps in ment petition for $2,004.75 ..,. ing a food basket and one new were turned over lo tile Safety ' laborers of the Street dep&rtnesday Borman remained In his 18- two nephews. one of two bills be bas asloed ga.inst Robert and Emma Va[) toy for each child or ntedv comm 1ttee for further stud\' , menL Thr pay rate for proba- , pound space suit, but had it un- Funeral services will~ '!burs. tbe Governor for permt.saion to M~ter, Reedsville. farn1hes m Metgs county · 1wtth c deciston on the purchase : t1onary workers was chanpd · PARIS PRESIDENT zippered for comfort, He W&i ~Y at 2 P·~~ th~ Middleport "!troduce in the aesskm begin· Divorce pelilions filed in the William W Ingels, chamnan to be ;mm1unr·ed ill thr next from $1 to $1.25 a hour 1ud tbe Charles de Gaune was return- to try flying iD his underwear C~~re:. ~lett ~ 1 th _the Rev. mng next J~uary 12. office of clerk of courts Eve- of the JayC{!es' Chri~tmas pro-: mcetmg per1od of probat1011 was cbaDI-Ing today to Paris not in tri- later. buri I I~ be o lclating, ~nd 1be two billa are as follows: , lyn Lucke Monday were Sa[)· ject, said persons wishing to Mayor Legar indicated he in· ed from three months to tk umph but apparently determin· cen!te w M inSex Rlvervrew (1) Repeal law "No epileptic dr.a Ohlinger a minor, Pnme- contril>ute to the project may tends to contad the operators weeks. ed to go through with the Dec. Southern Boosters membei'ot t~~ ton was 8 may ~~,.In State of West roy VB. Ch~les Ohlinger, a mail dona~ions to thre Jay~s o of the newly formed water - . Ap.proved James S~_'l 19 runoff election against left· Nazarene in Chureh fJf the Virgirua · Sinr.e this is an old minor, Rt. 1, Rutland and Fred- hand them to members of the company that serves Pomeroy appbc.11t10n for membership. IB Itt Francois MltteiTIDld To Meet Wednesday FriendJ nut can a Middleport. law, with the many advance erick M. Tuttle, Minersvill.;! vs. organization. and attempt to learn their pl'ans. !the Pomeroy Volunteer Fn Aa the 75-year~ld general The Sou~em lAical Athletic bigs Coata ~en t the Rawl- treatments of this disease, Joan Tuttle, N11mes and C()mplete address''We should know if they in· depurtmeot. . . 1 motored to the capital from hia Boosters will meet Wednesday Ume of the . home until Senator Taylor believes this . . . . es of families in need, includ- tend to make any improve· - Heard Ftre Ch1ef . Reurr estate at Colombey-les deui- at 7:10 p.m. in the high school Rl'Viees. law kl be outdated. f!le plarntiff m the Ohlinger Iing the number of children, their meats. ask for an increase. or Werry request a new lll'tD far Egllses in Eaatern France, top building at Ra~ne, President AULT G (3) M~ it IDea:aJ for "Nu- action charges gross neglect of ages. and sex are also request- what," said Legar. The may- ~he to~ of th~ fire truck. Nt aides hloled slrongly De Gaulle Mason FIBber said lotlay, llennla Ault I!'I'S II d_lst Colooy operollona lo ctJOo duty and extreme cruelty and ed. This information should be or added, "f they are nol go 1mmedi<it. actJOD was taken. would t his fi t ball t b ff Ali Interested persona are nsk· lead th had IS points to 1inue m State ol West Vll'gints. Is seeking cuslody of a mmor mailed "' the Jaycees as soon 1ng to make any improve- Attending were Mayor Le&ar, 0 ;: u ed lo attend. behi /;;'1 and" !rea e Middleport High achool Senator Taylor klid the Gover!> chiltl TutUe, chargiog ei· as possible, Ingels said. · - - - Clerk Edna Schoenleb and OIJUDo ~ 1m cornpe a hman baskelhaU team In a or lhat, "We are rognlzoot that treme cruel\)', asks lor custody Sis•nn Elect d 1 cil members .Leslie Fulll, aeco uno. . LOCAL TEMPS 3U6 IO&' kl a RuUaod Hlgb an operation of this nature ... of three cblklren. ERU . A · · · '" 0 Franklin Rizer, Don Colliltl The tempera!llre iD Pome- scbool undergraduat. squad lst.i In my tllslrict tMaaon CouJo. , • rut Dllwen Head Bricklay en Lou Poulin, Bob HyseU ... MOSCOW - THE SOVIET roy's bualnAS! tlistrfct ·at li:IS Mtlllday at RuUontl. No reoordl ty). Mally o1. 111)1 COilll!luenta Casesct·~~~~es~er~ Two Calls for Help Bricklayers Local 32 Saturday Roy Reuter, :~ totlay :'~"fed 1 ' : o.m. today wu 31 deiroes, and were repcwled 111 tht Rulland ha"' nsked me 1o lntrJxll<e letl· ;:-a Morr' ~ees' Two oolls were answered by night at lhe Legion Hall elected -,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 'llle open aldeo. lettm. ioiatlon lo ouUaw thla." bll ';::~ Rllfi: ~bert the Middleport E-R squad the these officm, p1~sident, Joseph 1 or · •oawe Rlffle vs. past 24-hours. SlsSJon; vlce-pres1dent, George ' 1 five per cent Increase. ... It was summoned at 5:17 p. Sisson; financial secretary and • m. Monday for Gertrude Gilkey, business agent, Reino Lind : cor· b Finance Mln1ist.r Vaslly Garuzov told de egates 1o I he '"'"""" M•morlal Holpltai Balley'a Run road, who ..,. respondiog secretsry Walter Supreme Sovlel, ~ natioo'a Cl.tVELAND (UP!)- WASH <oacb IDd ,.....al manager) Mltdletl <mtpla!oed be was MmluJou _ Rema Challn, transported to Meigs General Roush ; I. U. lleptuty: William parllamen~ thai agsreutve- fDrtoD f!edsklna llanker Bobby ga•e me a 1250 bonus," Mild>- not getting eJ10111b pasoea Pomeroy· Martha Smltb J1a.. bospital as a medical patient. Will; alternating deputy Gene DOll ,by Imperialist lorC!OI" had Mltebell said Moatlay tho llllar· ell oaid. "Wbeto I got 111)1 first thrnlftl hls way. dno: Addie Barton, Me; The olher run was at 8:0f a.m. Lambert; Sgt. of arms, George lor~ the Kremlln lo booat de- lu and boauaet a~ Pl1l Pll' cltecll from the llrowns "I dot!~ <Jte II you hoYt five Orville Anna, Pomeroy; Dolo- today _for Freda Saxlon, Pearl· Sisson, and Jrustees, William lense ·~ ID IU billion. loutball., hiOtteo •• way out and JaW It wu oiJOrt 1250, I IUYll 111 you, If you <111 CIICh ,..ah Hayes, Syracuoe; Jessie at, M1ddloport, dna. W1ll and R1chard Neulzling. Re· of linll. · Paul bow come. tile lootboil In dflficttlt clr<um- Lovacy, Syracuse; Annette Bnytl freshmenls were served. CNRISTioiAS S!AlSfitMTIIll ~GE DROPPED Mllcbell, wbo bepn hio pn "lie lold me the 1250 wu jtllt 1iatK:111 you ttiJib1 to pt II t.nltom, Md.; Earl Dailey, Melp G..eral Hospital elier RESI'IIATIIY DISWU A ciUorp o1 tlefraudlna 111 career wftb the Cleve II n d a ulary ad\'~ lbey bad giv· thro1l!' to you """"·" he laid. Pom«oy; Mary Lawrence, Long Adml11iotll - Helen Turner, FINED $11, COSTS ~ tiled .,.mat Le111e lltowns, JOPOiae to the Clevelluttl en me," Mltdoell Said. . "otcaalonally, I~ iiii ·Utlle llot)Qm; ·Lauiae Spires, Mason. llarrl&onville; fler!rudt Gilkey, Mlddlt'POrl Mllyor Lee Smith . lllwpe;_31, 14Jamillellcb, F~., ~ Club lollowlag hfl "! real! altGUI I 15tb rowttl lavolvttf Ia tbe 11D1" tbot. I ~ -Mary Dlmlee, Poonerr&; Viele Reynolds, Pt. lined Eula Francis, Middleport, I wer, clopped at a hearing Ia !elm • Sunday IIlii Ia Ohio. thlt plot lbe oiltfr day pUIIIIJ eotclt lll)'ltiU IDottll1ll II tbe llicllto; Slllrt=JelffJro, Poln- Pleaaanl , · , $SO and coats and seolenced her ·'- Pomeroy Mayor Chrlel Le- "When I Jjgned wflh Cle,. a f!S.IOO bnoluto," the lorm<r ICtlrebl!lrd to • llri 4!'01; ~ , Po....W: ~-Dora Roush, to iiH'ee tjays In jail lor Ialo>i· IF'• toda,y. land, Paul BI'OWII (former Ualven~ 1/l "llliitiltt p ultl. 1lal!> Ia dalttl·" , lllftlolljjo'Of~ elllon 114oat1aJ Df1b1, . ,, .... ' 't.,, .. ,. . Astronauts ...,.,_ _..._ Soaring • In • Casual Dress . ' ; " FIVE TUESDAY, DECEMiiER 7, 1965 ec:: MASON, W. VA._ .. .l-; :• ·.:•,,)j; - COME TO Furniture Best to t iD 1 , ' Predict I •• POMEROY-MIOOlEPORT, OHIO NO. 195 1 • •• enttne I Detwred To TIN lnteruu 01 1M Mllifi·Ma.on .4rll0 ELBERFELDS SALE OF KIMBALL PIANOS • • at y .~~··the week~nd f • • '. ft '" lRetm • bu ..semen t Ft0 r 00d Comes Hot Water at BeJJI"ng • Ult Ba.siS s• Freda Saxton 1 Dies at Home ALL .. NEW .·~ E 1966 2'' Jaycees PI an N d' t Camp. Target of new A }F d nnua Toy pfOjeCt . Proposed Law FIDELITY STEREO s ~ DELUXE ftNE 1 1 1 FURtllTURE WIINETQ ~ GENUINE VENEERS AND SELECT HARDWOOD SOIJOS J ·~ 1 a 1 TM Mourt • MN2420W Superb Danish Modern stylins ifl genuine oil finished Waln\Lt veneets F >'lt'ld s-elec1 nerdwood sol&ds. FOR JUST u Sl ,.... ALDERSON • MOIStl SA2M6W.S Ddu:.e ftnt-furaiture dual 1peU.cr 21• Zenith ~lo 't'VBclutirul Dtnish Modern llyled "lo-boy" cabinet In pnumt 1111 finilbed Wtlnut vcnnra aad aelcct hardwood aollds. ,obe~ 1NikM. both~ with her favortte faohton fragrance In lavish CoJogneEKfraordinaire and matching gossamer·lh- Bath Powder presented in three OXqUJsitelygift·boXed sizes: Shown: De Luxe Bath Eneemble compWta 7.50 - •~ ~ 8 pray Blm _, comp1e 1e •~ lath hi complete 4.50 MICRO-TOUCH• 2 G TONE ARM -fM- porllt:t/y Hllfl«/ .... , . ;. 1111111-"" , , , ' ,. i : zutrH NtOH rlDELtTY DJIO, ~ ., _ ~ .______________. ~-~=:.~:Jwotli'i n,,, MIDDLEPORT1 0• I "·""'"·•"'•ntllttl.lt'•lmposs1ble -rs SPEAKERs-Four Zel'lltA ITI •"'llty hl)lll fidelity - •· ert: twa 9" x 6" wooftfl •nd two 31\' COIJO•typo provide bftathtakint brold :1)ual ~ range ran11t sound rtsportlt repJod~n. Broad of 40 ,. IS.Ooo CPS. • Z.ntth Sotld·ltllo • . ...c._ _..... . ZENITH HANDCRAFTED 23"ConsoleTV ................ ....~~.,........ . at Thil San1ationallow Price I ArnpliHM' • 2C •• , ...... Pr..:liiOII" HA.NOCU.FTED I~ IM~d-.lff~ /tr • COMbi...U..a.o.dnut ondlaloocoCoo1nlo ...... dq•llhltll/1]1. • lib PIIIIITD CiiCUin ,.. ,_..,., 110 PIODUCTitl plt/DIIIIillf /lip lit.Utrlfllll ,_ ·, t' 1d 11J' •, ' .I' ~, . ' ~,-t;, • • ft!::.! ;:" . MiteheII Lost $250 Bonus by pauJ BfOWfl t1;, W:ed ""'.'!'* . .' '~ -4."' ' ••• r '::: u• "::"'w/ '**' 111ft·IA ' · . 15 . ' t I ' ~ .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 6, 1965 caton dillard nelson swain