http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c06244525dc61dfde9260d83bd86bb36.pdf bc89c6a271834ccb66309d7ffbdcf47a PDF Text Text \ cap,·tol cOmmen t, nVen IS .. Eleven Taken Into Church D • S • urmg erv/ce Mainly About People In· Pomeroy ol one eolumnlal. Nkrumah bad to-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport o. blsli~~~~~~=~=~=·~·~=·~·~ been allowed to establish, lD "lDdependent" alate, a tyranny brutal as to make the very worst old days of colonialism look positively kind by com· L, Mr. WUI!am Flober of Miners· Eleven were received into By William S White parison. He had been allowed, \'illt who has been visiting in membership at the worship ser-~ ' as well, to become a tireless Akron with Mr and Mrs John · · . stooge for Communist deslgna Fisher Is DOW •with Mrs .· Mrs. Umted. Method"h church. 1 hey ' WASHINGTON - The coun- lafter all, a limit. Ghana, in short, Is among in Afrlr.a. Norman Fisher, Senecaville and ~~~i~edsu~~~: .~orn~ng at. ~~e try. mvolvM 15 little . and j It is the beginning or the Iwhat had heretofore been the But, ironically, he has finally •· h d In th od.i t c urch. r ~Y ummporlant and so, relahvrlv. end for an absurd article of l untouchables. Ithasalwaysbeen passed the extreme limits of I to pam ~ orne ur g e l were Mr ~nd · ~<ulh ·· _which through four adrnin· I ~II rig~t for us to ~et _impa.- tolerance by writing a book _ holidays. son Mr.· l::lnd Mrs M;s.John R bN ·r WatA , ·IS lht> amoun 1 Of mone~ at . ~~, • . . o ~ t · · s_ue. Nevertheless, th~ J~plitii· i lstratJons and nearly two dec- t1ent w1th our old alhes m the a book on ''neo-colonialism'' so Willie Fisher of Belpre spent: Garne:,_, Mr.~nd :.in;. J.a~.:k Car- , t10us or tht" blunt t"t"Jedwn by 1ades has bedeviled the aid West. Up to now it has been ugly so mali~ious so savagely the weekend with his grand·i:y, .tr. ~h· M~~ Lawrenc~. the United~ States O( the re-I program. The effect of this cousidered unlhinkat)le In n l!ow i fal~ and so bitte~ly ~ostile to · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam I _otrarlsY' aKr es eodore Mol QUf'SI of <.~hana for $100.000! credo has bren not simply that any provocation short of \m· · the United States as sadly to · • surp1U!:l tood I the Umted · States must never, mment · · Arnold . , a1 y' ara . arhnn . . · , Morant)' ' wor tl1 o1· Amencan murder of' uur natwnals convmce even his old apologists and Mrs. Vlfgmu:.t Slater. Mr. are large indeed I' d d th 1 f 1 1 d to b · · · ' · th' G d dC a d M p lT h · · · never eman e suppor o o ea us e 1mpahent with m IS country that he could F' h or on an ar1a 1~ er were n rs. au ay 1or w 0 (I 1so , The incident t·asts a long sha- 1these nations it assisted but act- ; anybody in Africa. no longer be regarded as a reElberfelds 1st floor stationery department Is head· Sunday guests or therr gran~· I were me~bers _ot the new das_s, 1dow which recipients of Ameri- !ually that the nastier they got : ThP.t this government has at sponsible head of state pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs. Oms were ret'elved mto membersh1p can foreign aid everywhere ·tow;ud us the more we must last told off Nkrumah's Gha- His mistake was to'go qulle quarters for "Hallmark" Cards for every occasionHams. , Novembel' 28 wo~1 ld do we•11..to t•e ed gwe th em. Wh y? Well, w e nil therefore, IS · nn e'o'olutwn · of ! beyond automatic • attacks upon Every individual on your list- the newest in gift 11 James Patterson of Racme l The organ prelude by Tom _ror !be derlsmn not lu g_o (' : must show at all cost1; lhat 1the mo:.l capital importance. lt the American Central Jntelllvisited Saturday with his mother : Baller opened the serv~~.:e, iol· , g~vmg ha_n~out.~ to the tmpot · ''~here_ a.re no strmgs on for- ; mark s the first lime -- except gence Agency, the universal wraps and Supplies, for party favors and decora· Mrs. Dessie Patterson. !lowed. by the Waits taro I wiU1 ! dJ~·tator o_t hhana.' Kwame Nld·~- e~gr; aJd ' . for !.he incident in w_hich Presi- ~hipping boy of every foreign lions- For Writing Paper and Notes- Take time •aUelUias, scnpture senten~es an: mah. while _he <~nttnues to <~- ~ Ghana prnv1ded. a .ha rd test dent Johnson sent mrcraft !o mterest which wants to play Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt and invocation by the pastor, the • bu~e the Umled St<Jtes - as so fvr a ne~ det_erm_lllatwn_to put rescue white hostages facing the Communist game while eag. to look over the Hallmark section at Elberfelds. R~ndy and Becky spe~t Sundlly : ~ev . c. Melvm Alkire_ A .:;pe-: lon·g· _ht h<~~ dor.e w1;hout ef- some r.atwuallty l~lo Uus busi- masSII('re Jn the Congo for being j erly accepting vur economic aswith her pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1Cia! number. ''H<~i l w u1e: feett1ie rebuke from W<~ : hm g!on m~s~ . For Gh;ma IS, of course, wh1te - l.hat the United States ~ sistance. Not only did he offer Everett Oatley. I Lord's Anointed," wa~ present-i- breaks_new ground 10 . them Afr_Jca. Ghana i.~ a "newlyjGovernment hils ever dared to lthe usual and rouUne slanders Mrs. Cleland Hines and daugh- i ed _oy the l·nolr and the L'On~re- : wh~le . pultcy uf _fon'lgn md: I! , emergtng -~late." " dandy "in- Iadn:it to itself t_o be fed up wih :of the ClA; he ~.~t the most ter, Mrs. Denver Thoms v!siled;gallun sang the u!d EnglJsh uw- means ~~~a~ while the Ullllt•d . lkpcndent country freed at ' Afncan extremJsm. I gentle and pacifiCiOf our instruSunday afternoon with Mr. and llody, "Grt>ensleeves. " Sl.iltt>~_wtll mdeed tolerate mu~·h l long lust_from the evli clutches~ The decision W)" 1,.,,. . :., mentalities, the ~ace Corps, M E tl D .1 i .• .. mgral1lude, so mewhere there 1s, of colonmhsm. coming, too Jong in the view 00 _______ rs. vere a1 ey. 1 We Need Jesus. wa.s L'le --- -· -' I\o'lrs. P~ul }lqore and dau~~· i topic of R~v. Alkire takt!n Jrom : ~II'MIIIItNI(lti(ICICtf!C!(!CICIClfiCICtC'IC!(I!!:'-CIC-ICttlllllf:!fiC'liCICICCifttc.ICteiCIC.ftftii'C.C.ICC.IICIC.C.IC\C ~'<.I(l;(-· . -- - - -- ·.. - lltiiHICII -- ---- - - · ....................... ter, Bonme, and 1\-lr. ~nd .1\:h s. 1Matthew J: Jl).25. i.l spring earo! : i Paul Leach and son, JJmmy uf l o( the 14 u1 centurv bv conAlliance were wee~end guests j gregalion, s1\ent pr uy~r , tile ben- I of Mr. and Mrs. W1~bur Moore. i ediction by the pastor with i Mrs. Worley. Dav1s who has , choral response l:.lnd organ post- i been reruperatmg from surgery , lud~ dosed th~ se rnce. · ' at lhe home of her daughter I and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. I -------~ · Arvil Holter. returned Sumlay,. ARRIVES HY .lET to her home in Dexter. . Pvt. Larry Sell ers arnvc-d in Col-' 1urn bus. Der. 5th by Ji' l lor a , 1 30 duy leave with h1s pan:nt:;, IMr. and Mrs. Harold Sel lers, brothen and sisten of Portl~>ud, · ~ :and otht'r re lative~. He will 1·e· · WHY BUY A 1 turn to ~·,.,nkrurt. t:ermany', CHAIR The Rulland Chapter F'HA re-- . where_ he _IS statlont•d with the : rently entertained with l:l mother :Jrd, DtvisJOn by .Je! lhe last of ' I daughter dinne t th h. h . December. A ~Jxup 1t1 tus pa·· h Th dinr a e tgd P£>1's delayed tns arnval fo 1• the sc toho 1. d. ~ ner wahs seh rve I funeral or his li:'''ndfa111er. ' m e tmng room w 1c was decorated In keeping with ; T~~(o)H0;-;1~~~-1 Thanksgiving .and lighted by t'iln- ' There will be a full (ol,~r 1 1 dies. . . sound film . "Light l::lnd Lile " ! F'ollowmg the dmner, a pr?- with scenes from tilt> llolv l.a~d gra~ on correct posture, hem . shown a! th~ Laurel ( .11·1 , . tl g dbeau tY u· ps was J.:l\'· · 11 Method ist Chur1'h at . I7 rree ;, : :; Y m an FOR en by Mrs. Betty Addington, Sundav D""· l2 'l'lie hi·~ m: ; H.... I . " '-· . p11 It: J;j • ONLY manager of utt: Southerton · imrited ' Beauty Academy, Athens, as- '1..-.""-·===="-~'-'-...--'. sisted by Miss Judy King , a student at the academy. Kathy (Exactly As Pictured) Pomeroy, Ohio Thomas, Billie Carter & Phillip "1arkim were awarded beauty appointments. LAST TIME TONIGHT Walt Dilnl!y's :VTothers attending were Mrs. : "OLD YELLER" \rthur Miller, Mrs. Shirley I' ('frchnirolor J .~lilrkins, Mrs. Raymond Smith Dorothy Ml·GmrP, FPSII Par\trs. Bill Carter, Mrs. Don Wil~ j ker. ('huek C:onnnr;; Tom,ny . v ;on. Mrs. Ba!il Haynes. Mrs. 1 Kirk. Here Is one of the mnst outstanding buys we have ever F••tur~ttt-~ Granville Wamsley, Mrs. Charle ! Fl.,h, the Tnn•g• Otter offered . .\1ost people will pay $68 for an occasional chair, Jhlinger, Mr. Sherman Tillis • Colorcartoon but we give you a sofa bed in good quality nylon cover for \1rs. Blaine Carter, Mrs. Will- Adm1~sioo 75c & 411c only $68. Nobod~, but nohoily offers better values than am Hall, :.Irs. Dwight Haley, we do. Stretch Christmo;.'i doilars at Mason Furniture or Mrs. Edward Thomns, Mrs. Will· Wednetdly, Oectmber a iam Dean, Mrs. Wilbur Jmboden NOT OPEN Rutland Furniture. Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Mrs. Rus~ THRUSDAY thru SAT, Priddy, Mrs. Alice SproU!St!, December 9-11 Mrs. John Tucker. Mrs. Ken "HELP" Clark, Mr. Hobart Grimm and 'JltE B~:ATLES ('ferhn ir(J tor) Miss Jane Schuler. ' Tht> 81:'-at!es The next meeting of Chapter George, Ringo!: .Jotm ' P11ul will be December t4. Futurttte: VOL XVII WORLD ELBERFELDS--POMEROY _!:===================....J Rutland FHA Chapter Mothers Entertained 1 i You Can Buy This SOFA BED I • i MEIGS THEATRE I • : • 1 AT $68.00? Sturdy Nylon Cover A Regular $99.95 Value 1 be sure he NCW unit Rea dIC• d fOf Chase ~a ~~ 1 ~-a~JWiMM,'Iltffi!~ DIes Monday ~nformatlon In Hot Water ~h~:t=~s 1!v:~u;;· t=fi~~iosg Belling Case seededIll• Mason will Maintru·n Docks Bm'1t by Eng•'neer orps c As I Patrol Cites Cheshi're Man Ju~mta ~~~ :::rw·l~eesons, ededy,himerr~s, Exactly ~ Dr. Tom Lewis of I Heads Academy us/t~w:p~pe~, Counctlm~ t 'L ~r ·~ I PIan .Jet Fleet Ret'Ire ment m • 3•5years 1 ,.. ' 1 1~st ~~ Shown Jury Seated "'"X•""'_'.""''' ., ... ,., ,, fi~hting cOfltfOVersy Suite [l wound~ 1 ~o~eman. . ~as Research Center may Get Industrial Park vIetnam • FeIghters . wOUld Appreciate • season Greet•Ings 1 i • . . I I J._ 1.AI 2-Piece Suite As Shown ... Nylon cover, red, turquoise, brown, beige, green, olive a~d black. /,ational I Regular 239.95 $169·95 FREE- 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS FREE - 2 NICE STEP TABLES ~ A Mason man who insisted out or a car traveling toward Casto, stopping lmmedlat«<;r. he would ha~ _to be shot to Point Pleasant on Route 62 in I ordered McCarty to halt, uti be taken to Jail made good the West Columbia area. The •.vhen he did net, find his boast early today. auto was driven by Forrest shot with his service nvolv-. Richard McCarty, 32, was Casto, of the Wagner district, Th h 'tal ~....., ..._ admitted to Pleasant Vailey hos- who had arrested McCarty e. ospl ••,__ pita! at 12.30 a.m. with a gun· earlier. McCarty wanted on m;mng that McCarty wu t1 shot_ the upper right suspicion o[ breaking and energodx-rays .... day mght when a Spanish atr· · secllon of hts chest. He was termg. r cture arm, • .,...._, liner crashed into a hillside repOrted in fair condition at MoV<ng an estimated 40 to 45 fe~'ed when he leaped from C.. during a rainstorm minutes ' 10 a.m., still carrying the .38 , miles •n hour, McCartv. after to s auto. after taking off from this wmcalibre slug. I saying he would have to. be shot At 10 a.m. today JJUI'III . . . ter resort island. SPACE CEmER, Houston maneuvers that command pilot les and Olapin etudes were days. The prospects for that MaMn County Sheriff George ' to be taken to jail, lea ped from 1 no decision had beeD. IDidl • Most of the pas!Sengers {UPI - The Gemini 7 space· Schirra must make to catch up tJ:earned to them through the could not have ~ked better. Johnson said McCarty jumped I the car, accord:ng lo Casto. 1bout removal of the bullet. 28 were vacationers from Norway. craft, brilliantly visible among with Gemini 7. Silence of space. As the spaceshtp passed ov· ________:._ _:._:._:..:_:_:.......:.:..::.......:::._ Sweden and Denmark. The iour the stars, performing flawlessSLEPT WELL Gemini 7 swings Into Its 56th er the tracking ship Rose Knot ly, today swept a million miles Gemini 7 astronauts Frank orbit at 6:22 a.m. EST. Victor off the eastern coast cNw members were Spani1;h. and more around tlli! Earth, Borman and James LoveU wor- It had traveled more than of South America early in the The craft suddenly lost altitude, nearly a third through its 14 • ked and slept Tuesday in the 1.4 million miles since its 53rd orbit, crewmen who came veered out or control and crash- day voyage. greatest degree of creature launch Saturday and would cov· on deck saw it clearly, moving 1 ed into a hill about six miles . . . 1 comfort ever attained on a er millions more if its mission across the night sky in a brilfrom the airport. On the ground, lechmctans spaceship. Beethoven symphon· went to lh< full planned 14 !lant field of stars. raced to make up tune lost 1 --~.::_:_::_:.::.:__.:....:::::..:.:.::..:::.::=.::..__:::.:..:.:=.:...:.:.:=~~='----SAN FRANCISCO THE Tuesday in preparing Gemini 61 AFL-CIO Executive Council to rocket from Cape Kennedy put new steam today behind un· early next week and meet its WASmNGTON (UPII - The ion demands for bigger wage sister ship in history's first •even members of the Feder· increases federal al Re&ene Board were minimum and pay higher In _ It sent. space rendezvous. .. . . faced wltb the tasktoday of explain· COLUMBUS IUP[) - Guv. l contain a test track slich as is not estimate the t'Ost of the pr.1966 8 report to the lOth annlver'!ary ' Tec~mc1ans, disappomted by lng to a congressional com- James A. Rhodes reve:1led used by the "Big Three·· auto I posed center. "It would depend b f d I the fatlure of the computer that mJttee why they boosted Tuesday that the state is con~ makers. Rhodes said smaller on where it was built and for . f th bt 1 t conven 10n o e g a o;e 'd G · · eration opening here Thursday 1 ~as to gm -~h ~m 1 ~ 1 ~ ~o a ;nbaok Interest rates against ' sidering putting a large indus- manufacturers, such as those in what use it was designed,., be that derided fears of inflation ezv?us WI e~m1 , 1 ay President Jobmon's wisbes. trial park around the first of the Ohio, do not have such facili- 1Said. and c d f hi he . ttle- 1readied a new untt for a space Rep. Wright Patman, D • proposed university research ties. Five centers are expected ta a11 e or g r .se 1chase launch Monday. Tu., cbainnan of the House- and development centers. Success of sum a center could be built. under 1 Board af fta. rnents to reduce unemployment. I Senate EcoDODlic Committee Rhodes said the proposal lead to other cenlers aimed at gents plan one in each ol tbt George Meany, AFL • CIO The original computer in the and a longtime critic of Board calls for the state purchasing specialized industries. state's fiv'e aeographlcal dilpresldent, rharged ridic· Gemlm 6 capsule found ' • }Jlous for the U. S.it wa!lgoverh· faulty and replaced,wasellmlnat· poucIes, announce d Tues day 3,500.7.000 acres of land around "The answer to creating jobs tncts . ment to refer to families with lng changes for a launch before Dlght that he had summoned a tO-acre mearch center for lies with research and devel·l Kent State University fa r. 1ncome!t of $3 year or Monday's scheduled date. the memben to public bea!· use by private industry. Facili· opment," Rhodes said. "To pro-1 sponsible for Northeastern Ohio, , 000 • 8 1 logs next week to defe~d lhe11 Ues would be built by the state vida Jobs cost money, but un· . Bowling Green for tile northless as poverty-stricken and I Iiarrlng furtlr<ir · ''Piiifimil' ···-·- -- - .. ·-- -u...-Cilltlttr ar~on. and leased to industries wh1ch employment and welfare and I west, Cincinnati and Miami lor then not rai!e the $1.25 an hour however launch teams wer~ ' '., -... " wan!ed th t f d th e accompanymg · · I I'Us the sout hwest, 0blo Unl vaiQ' minimum wage. He told labor , expected' to be able to meet the Editor, The Dally Seotinelute I prlnt I velopingtoproducts. U;ii e cen er or esocJa The addr bel It g th C<Jsl even more." 'lor lh< scJJtheast a1111 Ohio editors Tuesday the rate should Mondav launch dale. itself an esses ow - a 0 e er m n. . -~ "We would like . to see. five The governor said he could ! State for Central Ohio. be at least 12 an hour so all unprec~denled feat that offi· nevertheless speak for themselves to the families and' such centers With tndustnal reAmerican workers could live de- cials earlier bad given only a I fnends of the men to whom th~y apply· • I sarch parks, but don't forget cently despite the "gr-dy sci· '",. h f h. . They are the addresses of ftgbtmg men called to car· '"I . <' . ow~· c ance 0 ac Jevmg t th T t' t c . . A . h tak this is an innovation for a state. fJSh" employers who want to . . . . ry ou e wen te h entury mtsston meriCa as . WASffiNGTUN (UPI) -The I :.1 n Durmg the Gemm1 6 chases 1 en upon ilself : To halt aggression against peaceful peoWeto will be the first state to get eep pay own. tl ompute u m' su"h th' .. Rh d ·d Viet Cong were rtported today I 0 k d : 1 spa~e. le c . r m s1 pies wherever it may occur, whatever hour it may come, HARTFORD - Funeral ser'- a mg, es sm · MIDDLETOWN. omO- AIR ' use provided uy the in whatever dirty, bloody circumstances it may be cast. vices for Burley A. Boanl, Sr., Rhodes said, as an example, to bave off<red to stop at ! Products and Chemical Co. ' ship s radar and compute the They are. the .addresses of men who would 66, who died in Grant hospital that an automotive research said Tuesday it will erect a sense a qUJckemng I}{ appreclabon to Amenca should in Columbus Monday, will be center would benefit automobile and South Virtnamrse troop!! multi-million dollar industri3l they receive a Christmas --~-- ---- held Thursday at 2 p.m. at companies, act-essory manufac- could go to church. plant here next year to ~upply greeting from homeside. ~ ~y ~he public response to this I t~e Foglesong Funeral home turers, truck and bus companies ! U. S. diplomatic officials in . . . . mv1tat1on to let them know we wtth the Rev. warren Zinn of· and highway contractors In the 'I 880 tons of oxygen daily to the The Datly_Sentmel IS graurted appreciate their sacrifices. I ficialing. Burial will be in the state. Wasbingtoo did not rrgard Armco Steel Corp. after il goes at the public response to Its re· Sgt. Jimmy G. Stewart RA Kirk! nd Memorial Gard An auto research center could I the oiler, which bad a numA jury was seated before 11 lnto operalivn early In t967. quest for the names and sddress· C B nd 8 ' th I a ens. ber o( eonditions atlached, as a m. today to hear the moDIJ es of Meigs and Mason county [ 1 ~614853 , 0 · 1 2 . . N. 12 He was born March 18, 1899, a peace initiative. The}· said suit in Meigs county cornmOil MOSCOW- HUNDREDS OF lightmg men in Vietnam. ' Cav .. lst. ea;-l~lv~~~· ~n at Elizabeth, the son of the II apP<ared to be olmllar to a pleas court with Phlllp T..... 90 • lale Andrew and SusHn Moor· placard-carrying Russians gathFranct!SCO, a · •'pausr" io the fighting Gurfin, Pt. Pleasant, •• tM . N Th We fully expect these fight· l\lllrioe PFC John W. Stobarl, head Board He was a former 1 1 ''h · t ' r d h!lllp B·"ered m streets around the U. S. WASH!NGTO (UP!l e ing men in turn to be hearten· (Continued on page 6) . . which took Pore "'' L ns . ; plaintif an P -" Embassy today for a demon- disclosure that the Stratr.gic - - · -mme . . mas. ' 209 South Fourth·st, stration against American poll- Air Commanct' SAC fleet wHI Survlvmg are his Wife, Ruby, I port, l::IS defendant. cies in Viet Nam. Extra police be reduced to about one-third at home; two sons, Burley, Jr., The State Highway patrol ,. earlier had been stationed a· lis present strength within the ' Chicago, and John, of Hart· cited Goorge Moody. 42, Che· The plaintiff is asklDC • round the building scene of pre· next five years carried with It ford: four daughters, Mrs. shire Rt. 1 to Meigs rountv ; $2.500 ln compensation b' be& vious bloody riots. C<Jntroversy over the role of Knapp: Columbus, Mrs. court Dec. 17 on a charge water allegedly used as. S(II'IJ 31 The demonstrators apparent- the seeds of another major Annabelle Rloe, Mtddleport: f 'I to to . •th • d I at • bell mg. Mrs Thelma Filson Pt Pie • ure s P m e a~sure ly were from clubs, factories controversy over the role of MASON _ To~n co~ncil resolved Monday ~o main· sant Mrs. Mar Ro~ Otica a clear. distance after a lwo car , , McGuffin aUeged In his pello and off1ces. They formed m bombers. . tam boat launchmS facilities that are to be bwlt by the 11 g.andcltll.Jen and sevf. colliSIOn at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday : In a recent article in a Col· ' lion that Batley sprayed bal orderly lines on streets and The reduction In the number Army Corps of Engmeers d h'ld' Th on Rt. 7, just 110rth of the ' b n water on him when he weu* 11 1 1 bridges leading to Sadivoaya of SAC bombers is heing offi. Three representatives 'of the corps from Huntington gr;n e Gallia-Meigs eountv line. urn ;a;..,:i· to bell the defendant after Ill 0111 Ring Boulevard, on which the cially disclosed today by de- met Monday afternoon with Mayor Dayton Raynes and ad th 1 am pre- No one was in·J·ured in the nhoudncbe a rd. -d · 1 was married ear}ier this yeor b · f s ta Rb t S a C y ed h h will c m ea . I a een name pre,;1 en -e C" ' • 1 em assy IS 1ocated. The rally ense ecr~ ry o er . CoUli;Cuman bar es ea~er. and assur t em t ey Friends may call at the fun· "'ar eod collision, the patrol or the Academy of Medicine · McGuffin claims that Ill fell began after McNamara A car driven "'uth by 'tof Co1urn bus .and Fran . kl.1n co. as the resul! of the sp-""· shortly d ed hthe Soviet . f tb ksm an dannounc<ment cl · f be built. Plans are for a ptcmc area, boat ramp and rest ara! home after 6..30 p. m. toda y. said. . .., ..,. n10n enounc t e Uruted o cu ac an osmgs o rooms. L10nel L. Gilmore, 24. Cheshire d . 1 Christ episode and dislocated his sboulu States for "aggression" in Viet military installations. Paul Bocook, at the council streets in tbe town. lt was Rt. 2, had stopped to make 6 le- The aca emy ~- an~ua_ ·e in · der. Nam and warned that "extreme· McNamara has approved de- meeting Monday night, asked also reported the water departMeigs General Hospital ft turn, officers said. but mas banquet · atur ay ev n hg ly dangerous consequences" tlgD work on a new plun caJI- the water department to lnstaU ment will be closed Dec. 24 Admissions - Carol Folden, Moody failed to !ltop and his Iat Sherathon Hotrl was t Frank W. Porter, .•. Is ... would result. ed the AMSA, for advanced a larger line to his property, and 25. Harrisonville; Mrs. A. L. Rol- car struck the back vf the occasiOn of t e annmmcemen torney ror the plaintiff dl manned strategic Blreraft, the former Fruth land. Water M Ch tt Ro sh td lirul, Letart; W. Va.; Gmce Gilmore car. Damage was mi- . Dr. Lewis is an assistant pro- ~emard V. Fultz Is reprenat. 1 COLUMBUS- JOHN MC. whteh would fly 1,151 mtles commissioners are to check _rs. aro e u pres ·Thornton, Robertsburg, W. Va.; nor to both vehicles. fessor in the Department of mg the defendant Elroy, top aide to Gov. James an hour, about 75,1108 feel this matter before a decision ed 1D absence of Mayor Rayoes Frankie Caruthers, Middleport. An arrest by the patrol Tues- Surgery at Ohio State Umver· J ted Rerschil A. Rhodes, predicted today b!gh, and corry lbe bomb is reached. Monday mght. pre- llb<harges - Alice Smith, day in Meigs county was that sidy and on the slafl of several urors sea Ohio's legislative reapporUon· load of a B5!. Council also enacted an. or· sent were George Carson, Char· Chester: Maggie Hurd, Syra· of Thebna Powell. 27, Middle· Columbus hospitals. He reSided Roush, Kathleen Fmk, JDID B. ment case wlll go to the u. s. The Atr Force has been dionce forbidding overmght les Yeagar,. Robert Kay pon cuse; Ttm Neutzlmg, Mtddle- p0rt, ctted to Metgs cuunty in Middleport several years ago Wolfe, Homer E. Cooper, G-. 1 Supren:J! Coort within the next reported to want ahout 200 so- parking of trucks on the mam nd Wltr Werry. pori: Besste Hartung, Pomeroy. oourt Dec. 10. with his parents, and is a first Yost, Gloria Hutton, Dull three or four weeks. called Fill pl~es to fill the streets from dark unll! day· cousin to Mrs. Roy Hecox. Blackwood, Clyde Scragg, H. N. McElroy said l!Je lower courts gap between rebrement of B52s light. In caae of an emergency, 1 Wolfe, Wavle Ctrcle, appear to be speeding up the and hoped-for production ol • vehicle must be propet·ly He IS a past preSident of the Eads, and Ralph McCumber. case In an effort to get the Is- AMSA's. The essential conlro- lighted. Columbus Surgtcal "octety and __ _ ~ - -·--- sue aettled before the state's versy today revolves around It was learned that Mason Is WASffiNGTON (UP!) -De- countrleB are also to be closed adoption ~~ a concept that this the Ohio Surgical Association. I SHOPPINC election machlnery swings Into how much of a "mix" of mia- In need of a dispatcher, either fenae Sec~etary Robert S. or cut back. coontry ts in DO danger from . ...,. DAYS motion on Feb 3 the llllng oiles and bombers there should a widow or a retired couple, McNamara s big base-closing Sen Rl h d B R 11 IJ. Ruastan ~!tack by manned Veterans Memorial Hos(lltal deadline. ' ' be in the future. to answer radio and telephone announcement today wa1 ex· La., ~ha:m: of Sen~~se~med\ bombers,'' Russell said in a ~dmtssions -James Massey, calls lrom s p.m. until 8 a.m. peeled. to bare plana for Services Commitlee who was statement released by his Mtddleport; Barbara Neff, ~I· SQUAD CAU.ED TO INSTALL OFFICERS for the town police and fire de- thscrapptnt'g ~eartrly '~lo-lhlbordsbof briefed in advance of the plan, Atlanta, Ga., office. eRaxandna.BVrtah.; GMraKdy SaPyrem, 0 Tho M!ddleporl E·R squad Instsllalion of officers of partmenl. An apartment and e na wn B • a~g c m er oaid 11 InVolves "abandunment McNamara's v1ew Is Ilia! the ct~e; e a c enzJe, • was summoned to Bradbury at Shade Rlvar Lodge No. 453 will utilities will he lree. intrstd fleet by 1971. of the manned bomber COO· strategiC task lormerly as· eroy' Gregg McCarthy, Cites· 2;40 .m. today for Edward be held Thursday, Dec. 9, at persons are to cOntact Mayor Between 345 asd !50 of the ce t, signed to bombers can largely ter: Wilma Bloke, Chiton; 1 Manley who was reportedly auf· 7;30 p.m. All master masona Kayoes or Marshal Fred Taylor. Strategic Air Command's 600 p · be taken over by tntercontlnen- Leah Greer, Syracuse. faring lrom cbeat pa!na. A pby· are Invited. Relresbrnents will Materials lrom the city jail BSZ bombers and all of its 10 Shal'(l reductlona In the Air ta; and submarine-launcned Dlscbarg.. - Jean Hayman, aic!an waa lll.lliiiiODed. be served. · will be used io make catch supersonic 868 jets were SAid Del<nse Command jet fi~htel' missiles. The United States now Syracuse; FranciS Forbes, Sy· baslD tapa for drains along u., to be scheduled for retirement! intercep.tor force and cutbacks has more than 1,400 of these. racuse. BOND FORFEITED NET between ll!ell and 1971. in the Air · Reserve and Air The Pentagon clliel told Con----Jameo Gothard, 23, Colum- CLEVELAND (llPI) - A LOCAL TEMPS McNamara planned to re- Natlo118! Guard transport units gross earlier this year that the WEATHER bUll, forfeited a fZi bond lD campaign dinner for Atty. Gen. The temperatllH In Porn&- lease lal noon .ESTI a 1181 ol are also involved In tha plan. nation's bomber defenses were A Utile warmer today, hlxb Poilleroy Mayor Legar'a court WI!Uam B. Saxbe here Tues- roy's buslnesa distriCt at u,os 126 bases In Sl aietes that are "1 am deeply concerned ove,r built to meet a threat that did In 40s, e•cepl upper 30s e~treme 'l Tu!11day on u lnsecurt load day netted $18,000 for Sa•be'ola.m. tOday was 42 deiP'fel, and to be either closed or reduced. this abandonment of thO not develop a1111 IN "lara. lllrlheul taniJhl 15-33- Fair . tiW'It. . __ _. reelectloo war chest. •Will¥ aklea. Ill addlUoa, 11.- Jll fore!~ 1111!111111 bomber ~ liDii IbiD aeecled." • 1IUie warmer 'I'IIlll'ldaf. · B0mher R0Ie 1 Join Our ' Christmas Club . Burley Board ! comes next l year!. -· • 1. , Tmftehm 6-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP Ctught On The Bounce . , • Ill I _ _ _ _ _.:...:;:.:..__ _ ANNOUNCE PROGRAM 1 Colorctrtoons Admi5sion: 75<' & 4Uc . The Christmas program vf the Salisbury School will be held I SUN.-MON.-TUES. Tuesday, December 21, ut 7:30 Dec. 12-13·14 "LORD JIM" p.m., with all grades participating. The public is invited. I Peter O'Tvole, Jamps f\.fluon 1 I' s 1 .. Man Shot PARI8-PRESIDENT CHAR· lea de Gaulle will compete In Dec. 19 run-off election against leftist Francois Mltterand, it was announced officially today. The 7i>year-old president in· formed the cabinet of ltis lnten~ , 1. . tion to run at the one hvur and :!.2-mlnute session. POSTER PRIZE WINNERS - Bedford elementary pu pils yresented first prizes in a poster contest held in con· . . . . nection with the Bedford Community Institute Tuesday are, to r, Chuck Eastman, fifth grade; Mike Williams, Every mdJcatJon was that the seventh; Pam Burson, sixth; Linda Beal, eighth; David King, third: Geneva Kin~. fourth; Diana Hall. second, and genaral will wm handily. Donna T.oylor, first. The institute is sponsored annually by the Hemlock Grove Grange.- Sentinel Photo. SANTA CRUZ DE TENER· life, Canary Islands - All 32 e perso~saboardwerekilledTu~s- AT MASON FURNITURE • .J I AT RUTLAND FURNITURE ••• -~ ::.,- ~ . ~=~e:IMason the 1 ~•• ~,.."! ; ~· -::::. NO. 196 In 1 •' --"' ... ..•J, ~~ :: at 1 I' a ;. "'' .a .... ;:::0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·----------------0~ ~ --------FIVE CENTI WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 1 1 i. !; Det~oted To Tlul lnteretb 01 The Meiga-Maao11 .4reo 1 l:es~s._. ·• enttne at y e ..::: • • Dec ' 1881 l'edtral D-11 lneuranco Corporotlon Christmas Giftc For The Home Cost Christm•s Gifts For The Hom• Less At .• ,, MASON FURNITURE Cost Less At •.• , RUTLAND· FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE n3-5592 MASON, W. VA. ARNOLD GRATE SH 2·4811 RUTLAND,O. :tI fll.• ' mr as j ' �' \ ' '. A F ~ p h s p f v l l oocroR ,r."" SA \'S t I I t ' ( c ( "! , I THE DAILY S ENTINEl , Elberf ld 3rd FlOOr FUrnlfUrt FOR FINEST "'""==- I" you I .. BEDROOM GROUPS =-. ""'" = 1,. .,....,drat ! I ,. ie mmlap lo llorll Wamet mlnultt, relur!!lnllo tnod< our S-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 8, 1965 Vidor, "Wbal do have lor brains out: but Rome .IJliPZine - a closet. lldltor and political - eoom1cs ~lm 1 tree branch, plank or all coiiiiiiUlll<able to IDor~ It • 1 lhame roadway does- columnist Gino Corlgllano af. rope with wblch you can pull careh It Is never in n'l "'!~ a "George Gershwin Wr a good-length,.tour of the 0. him ashore. 11 none of tileae mal ~ltendants in :•leper 1 Theatre . Few folks remem- U., mformed us, I want to conare available form 1 humaa 1ooy even fter f dall By Jack O'Brian I ber The Alvin was named af· l!l'atulate you on your Unired By W.yne G. Bre.dltedl, M.D. chain wltb others lying flat on clos~ eonta~ wl~=.: H ~ rer Albert Aarons and Vinton SIBtes" · . He loved N. Y., Skating rernaiBa one of the lh le •· pullln lbe victim 8 1te0 da0 ts k ' FDR Jr. arranged to meet ' Paix Desi Arnaz In " 2l .. ltherr s1x kids, especially the Freedley, who once prod.uced 1 thought Boston and Harvard mOlt ular the win e e. ,.. g ta e 8D ordinaey witll Brooklyn's Stanley Stein- looked lots thinner than his 1Chandler !Mrs. Angle) Duke so many Gershwin shows . . fine, decided San Francisco had 5 rts ~f can of te phy ~ out a slow, steady puU will warm bath wltb 10ap and water gut - object, governorship . bankroll . Walter Jenkins of : 10-year-old twins . Robin Silly, BrlUsb papers suddenly the most chic gals and the best apo . promo 'Co achieve the best results. dailey and cbanga tbelt llndet1 Walter Winchell and John Ed-.the LBJ gmduate-school and flies back to Madrid after all needlinj Princess M- for h.er fWl of eny city fltniezedss U dthe hazards are Q What Is tbe difference wear 2 or S times a week. . the decorous upstairs . ·"t he Iunera Is . . . AIter a gnm . U. S. star-s1zed . entourage, ~ . reoogn to an t measures are between his!amine an d asUbi• gar Hoover shar ed some ~ret Iw1·re m when I Florence Henderson (Mrs. Ira tak tb in the St. Moritz Cafe de la 1''21 '' room, talking proudly of long illness, Norma .Eberhardt the whole junket was simply Bernstein), Bdwy'.s nicest busyen preven em. zm..lneT What are they fort -· --- - - - - - - ----- (Mrs. Claude) Dauphm, CQIItent· and successfully sillged to pro- body, having aoother child . . . The ehlel danger to akaten, A -lllllandlle II I tabllaDee DEVOTED TO tNTIIIn OP edly sepal'llted wife of the more English gooda. Sign of a BIG star: Julie An- 111llesa skating on 1 flooded thai II released Into the blood MIIGI-MAION ARIA French star, is taking Stella Ad- Ed Flynn Jr. (aon of the late drews asked the producers of field, IB falling through lbe lee. when bollr eella are damaged """'" o. - ....,,.,.. 8 S ier lessons toward stardom · Bronx and FDR politico), !mown her best-show-of !be-season NBC For this ' reason ahoukl by an aiJeray. Many of the , . , : • , Srella"• the sal who, when ask- aa "Pal" to pals Is known as colorcast wby the New Christy skate only In supervised areas reacti0111 attrlbured to al!trgy ,,...,. '' l'llo"'&.! vo~~o> ,.,_ ~ by a cock~il ~~ualnta~ce, newlywed since he quietly wed Mlastrels m:Jgbtn't have two where rescue equipment and an caused by the histamine. ::,.~:'to:# ~=:: gt; t ~ , A.re you English? rephed, pretty blonde Joanne Meyer in numbers instead of one: pro- personnel are available. ~en These include lou of fluid from ~- '" 14151 D:Utcmaa •boal W1' i "No, just affected" ·. · Then London . New Jersey Dem ducor Alan Handley (TV's beat) skating on a river or small capillary biood vesaela Into lbe .,,..., oo ..,., · - """"" there's the overdressed, under· leaders think Att'y Gen. Nick and music-whiz Ray Charles lake avoid skating In group~ Usaues Cwhen tb1a occur1 111 =u~ u.. ,_t offto• IIi P~t~DUVJ. · bred foreign glamor gal wbo Katzenbscb will mska a u. s. (on loan from Perry Como) told 11 this pula an added atraln on the skin U II called blvea) and ~:,?,,~ 11~.'::11:"::,,~totttcpped a gent who loathed her Senator or gov'ship candidate Julie the show's schedule was lee tha:t could easily 1Upporl constrlctiOD of the llDIIJer Hn York car. ~ on the sboulder aa be sat In a par excellence More than terribly tigbt .. · "Well, why one person alone, branches ol tile broocblal tree oui.onPtl.. nou .,. Virginia Colony Group by Bassett smart spot and nastied, "Don't 125 TV-trampled theatres 1n Eng. not cut one of my numbera?" 011 the other band, you (uthma.). Antlb18tam1net Ire eunu when an11.1~. JO'ttDII }'()U stand up for ladles?'' to land have been gutted and eech Julie graciously suggested end should not wander off alont and druga gtvea to combat allergies :1': :!:u::fcJfte!G•=::-eo~-* : 6 tlrDWtt doubk tlres>tr with Iwhich he Simply sat there as I rebuilt half for discotheques they did· and lbo' abe didn't if an area Is marked as 1 daJ>. Q- iJ II ~"'ble to ~ct· l'l!".:"· .,.., "'- .,...,. ,..., 1 • he replied • "Aiwa ys ,, · · · It hap- bail Ior hUllard.s (We turu OW'S' 1bs ve to prcwe , •. . ••uta on• .anmontll aarrt~r Mr9ltw it she proved ger zone avoid tt. leprosy by fiV8IN Indirect llNIIwc:o. tact oot ••ldlallllt. 1UD1 ar ~ ..Uror pl111 spilldlt bed 1 pened: we •ere there. into supermarkets, churches she's the star of the season for U you do fall through the In OIU' office we rece=. 8 ~ on,::.a~nou_: Smail shakeup dne at a TV land synagogues) ·.. World's nie<ness as well as talent. fee, don't try to climb back begging letrer !rom a 1e conetwork but It'll be the top champ emeritus wane Masro- Orin Lehman's decision to onto II aa you would seala • !any In tbt Phllipplnea perAller mar. (not NBC) .... The nor- 1oi now is over there playing run for Jobu Lindsay's congres- fence. Place bolb arma on tbe readin tbe let!tr "" 1iJ , 1111lily mce TV newSCIIster who "world's "soooker" clmmp Joe sionai sdk-seat wasn't an idle lee and klcl: hnrd 11 1n ow1m- fully ~ed ' bsnda ~ot fractured and tried to cut IDavis a series of matches decision - po11s from both par- rning, This wi11 lift your body we're still ~u: t • IWhnon PHrmcess ~es .at. t be ' Countess Yivl Cre.spl, Kennedy ties say he ca.n make it easily. nearly levt!l 80 that you ean A. - TbeW()e:: . of t I Your Dependable Jte ouse won I be fired . . . crony Charlie Chaplln al oil ces ge t ng Doelor Fo Bill (Chock _Fuil O'Nuts) Block's Rock;feiler friend J~mes PMa: OLD CLOcK ge~tly de or roll outo the lee. leprosy or any other disease r li,IIOO,IIOO gilt to Mt. Sinai Hos- son's besl gal, Is back inN. Y. The Henry De Vick clock In throuyou ~~ s:;:eone else !all from a letter are practically pltal and $5,1100,1100 ditto to Co- alrer six mnnUJS jarring Mason Paris' Palais de Justice Is one not !h to the 'h [ thonld nil The hysrerla over leprosy AND lumbia U. doesn't amaze U8 - out of his European apathy .. . of the world 's oldest clocks, It in and to llJump is tr~ceabl.e to Bibllc~l accounts when we collected $21,000 to pay Foreign newsmen bave a hab- is still rurming after I t GOO . . try p sh n of U1e diSease wratten wben the late Clem McCarthy's doc- Jt of tollflns the U 8 for a f year . U a mos swunmmg rescue. Lie flat on very little was known about Phone WY ·2--2551 10 ope<R ou. ton and nursing home bills be- - - - · · _ _ _'"___ lbe lee and push or !brow the it. Leprosy Is lbe hardest of lore the l!l'eat Clem died, ill - --Black wrote us a note, said be never met Clem but e.lways admired him immensely, and told us to fill the blank check be'd VWt the 8rd floor !or the latest In bedroom attach.ed "fur the total of rnoney you collect from everyone furniture - Early American, Modern, Danish, 1 e~se" . . ill's a crusty, rt"dliB- 1 FNnch Provincial, Italian Provincial and Old English. tic and truly phlianlhropio nice . man. I illy Rose bas 1 house of • i fame . on his country p 1a c e ! wherem are housed (one room 1 each 1_ me'?entos of his wives i Fanrue Brtce, Eleanor Holm, ' Joyct MsthewB - and so a vis-I itor asked Rose, anent bls quick- Voice of Broadway y j ., \. ••• •a: AN TH0 Ny Plumbing. Heating I P1UMBING ::.o:r Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy HEATING DURING CLOVER I I STOKELY - - -- · - - - - - - SALE! I NOBODY RUNS A CAN - BONUS BUY Yellow Corn C' (Kanneth Davll) umtas ' ' Reputallon ' 0 Th is ne at is Richly Deserved Thm ls a new thrill in tile kitchen-with beautiful Bronzeglow Birch Cibinets by Scheirlcf1. VIsit our dispi1y and aet acquaint~ with these superb abinetsthen imasine your kitchen done over In Bronzeglow Birch, cust0111 desisned to suit yoor needs - efficicm t, step-s aving - organized for quick meal prepa ration and quick S'Iegfne• d 1 YourfrH TOYLAND IN FUll SWING! ALL TOYS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Dolls-Games--Drums-StuHed Animals PORK ROAST ...... LB. 59' clean·up. Come in today for an es timate. We ~ ffer complete plann ing sel'11ice (no charge), in· I TOMATO JUICE 246 oz. • CANS BRONZEGLOW.. BIRCH No Money Down--7 Years to Pay DEBT CONSOLIDATION EX~MPLE : Should you ha ve debts totaling $700 In whtch you are now paying $60.00 per month in lntal payments. we would combine these along with the amount of your job. Chances are that your payment. wnuld be the same or less than you are now paymg. c TURKEY HALF GAL. EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO FOODLAND APPLESAUCE W¥2-5644 m_PEARL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..J · - -- I HAM I 3RD PRIZE CALLIE 1303 CAN ------ w/ trade FRESH, CRISP 6 9( bags 19( DUNCAN HINES PANCAK& UNCLASSIFIED FLOUR POTATOES 20 lb. bag 79c l5c 21b.l7c -----~------~--~ "-~~ -·-- - - -- ·----·- ~-· -·--'-.. within your budget And your Plymouth Dealer will start that budget off right with"big savings 011 a Valiant, or any new '66 Plymouth. So go ahead, Go-Getter. Be thrifty . 81 Wab:h 67 John Carroll llil Let yourself go ••• to your Plymouth Dealer's 1 YIP/ PUIIYI l!tVEOEI! /VAUA JolT / tAJKACUM nGJIT RESULTS By Unlred Pres• laternaU01181 LONDON (UPI - George Chuvalo, 'JJYI, Toronto, outpont-1 ed Joe Byl!l'aves, 209\i, Eng- · ---oc~ land (101 ; Kid Tano, 127, Spain, slopped Harry Panther Pickard, 127 , England (61. NEW YORK (UPII Ylys- ' sa 95 · Kind David, 399 SOUTH THIRD AVE. 1~1. 00 .. • .. • 00 .. .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Israel (6). up DOES YOUR HOME NEED REMODELING or REPAIRS? e Room AddfHDIII BATHROOMS eKitchtnt e Electric Fry Pan ...... 2 Valiant's the car that really leta )IOU lvt . • , Old Dominion 103 Towson St. 71 Siegfried, who learned to play I Grge!wn 116 Lovola (Md.)B7 second fiddle when he was on I W.Va. Tech 93 Aldrsn Brdds 78 i lhe same Bucekye teams as Morris Hrvy 96 Emry&Henry Jerry lucas and John Havlicek, 163 connected on half oy his 24 field -- - ·--goal attempts end sank all ' seen foul !!hots, j Whoaaaoops! The victory enabled Boston to I Splash. Get help on the maintain a slim lead over ICincinnati in first place in the spot. Find ClEANERS & DYERS last In the · Eastern Division. In the second half of the NBA YELLOW PAGES. doubleheader at New York, the Where your finsers 1Koickei1Jockero handed the Los do the walklns .. Angeles Lakers their third straight loss, 131-127; despite e 46-point performance by Jerry West. Dick Barnett had 38 for I New York. ou~pointed 7 FOOT SCOTCH PINE TREE .. $17.77 ALUMINUM TREES .. $8.95-$11.95 e Electric Knives .. CARROTS By United Pretll International Dayton 63 Miami 48 Michigan State 84 Bowling Green 59 Marietta 67 Wittenberg 511 Kenyon 78 Capital 67 Otterbein 73 Musklngum 01 Washington & JeHerson 79 Western Reserve 71 Rio Grande 93 Pikeville (Ky.) se:s Jimenez, J36o/, , Puerto Rico, I HAM ICE CREAM NO.2 CAN & I 2ND PRIZE CALLIE COUNTRY SIDE PINEAPPLE BICYCLE W~ools $39·95 F•ndtrs TRICYCLES, 10" to 20'' SIDEWALK BIKES, 16" to 20'' _ I FAIRMONT'S STOKELY SLICED . BICYCLE REGISTER AT EITHER STORE UNTIL THURS., DEC. 23 ----------- ---4r;mu«ji-- We Will Mike A Scale Plan Of Your Kitchen At Absolutely No Costlo You. Chrome 20" STING RAY BICYCLE ·· · · $39.95 I. I FREE TURKEY or ALCOA AlUMINUM XMAS TREE WITH FREE JOB ESTIMAns _ Girls and Boys DELUXE 26" .,---WiN Arulm.;-; WLiEiiAM - - .,I 1ST PRIZE FRESH DRESSED Larry Siegfried ls a typical example of why the Boston Celtlcs we perennial champions in the Netional BasketbaU Association. The Celtics, crippled by the losses of Bill Russell, Sa!Jl Jones and Woody Sauldsbe called ou Siegfried for help Tuesday night and the former Ohio State player responded with a 31-point eff ort as Boston whipped the S.t Louis Hawks 'I 5 lb. can STOKELY Your Plymouth Dealer is off to another swinging sales year ••• and his deals are as popular as the thrifty new '66 Valiant. H k 112-96. Girls or Boys 26" stallation and appliances . Al so check-back service .1fter installation is completed lO make sure everything 11 in satisfactory working order . Terms can be arranged. • I Ask For You spend over 1/4 of your life in the kitchen SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CLUB 1 PEAS .69 ~~~~y~ ~w~~~:~ :!. 1 Gifi-A·Rama ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF IT! ~rinceton I Midclloporl Me<ehants Kidney Beans SQUARE DANCE M: 1 Tleket For STOKELY LIGHT RED '!"! :~~v~ I 1 ' For Santa! 6 ::::. $1 whlle I 1 BIRDS EYE FROlEi'l MORRELL CANNED Y I STORES HAVE THE LOWRUTLAND, OHIO p M • 6146 ar.,..n By United Press International Ohio College Basketball Srores RNEST FOODS! CAN ~ W• 0 EST PRICES on STOKELY'S DaDy Sentlnel, PomeJ'01·Middleport, 0., Dee. 8, 1116N' '" Yellow Jackets 61-46 Thursday from the field 8polloli' lib !P'Owfll& colleeltoa of...,_ Dlgbt •t Spencer lor their se- made good on II of rl. Ia lbl oro today wbea be wu aamcond victory of the oeason. reserve same, the Little F"The Local Tomllll- quarter. 18. Mike Hayman chipped In Dine. ed college foolball'• "Back of The Falcona, paced by a zz- :":. oes l!l'abbed a quick first quar- Southern's -biggest edge was Gene Hall .... high scorer Southern will visit Kyger lbe Year'' lor IJii by Unll point effort by Ray Redman, 1high scorer tor Wahama wlli. ter _lead and went on to defeat by 15 pomts. m the second qtJar·lfor the visitors with 1% points Creek ·Saturday Digbl Southwest Preta JatoraaUdllll. r')12 VJSiting Southwostem lil-41 Tuea- tor. The wm was the Tornad-, on live buckets and a pair of ern is boot to RutiBnd Saturday Gamtl, a dorahle UalverThe Wahsma White Falcons moved ahend in the closing · day rughl al Racine. 001' second in !hr.. starts and 1 free throw•. John Shriver !ol- night sU, of Soalbera Colllornla easil whi d lb S ncer JDIDuteo of the llrst haU and BY QVARTEIIll Paced ·by the sharp shooting U was Southwesrern's second ' lowed with 10 and Don Colley ai- BY QUABTERII· ballllack who tarried lbe bsd Y ppe e pe put the game ouc of reach mW•harna . .. .. .17 S3 51 81 .. ' ' of 5-10 junior Sherm Cundiff, loss in four games. · M7 times tbls season, previou. the third per~ when tbey 1Sper,cer ..... 12 26. r1 41 .• 180 had eigllt. the Tornadoes posred an early Cundiff topped all scorers wUh 1 Southern connected on 19 of SW .. · .. · ........ · 3 18 29 41 1 1y wao IIIIIJed te lbe UPI AI~ Lincoln 71 E. Baptiol 59 outscored their ~osts, 11!-2, over Wahama - VarlBn 3-U, 14-3 lead. Then lbe GalUans and 2l points oo six of 10 field goa'! 47 attempts from the field for Southern .... · " · .. - 14 27 38 11 America flrol team and also Ind. (Pa.) 87 CaiU. (Pa.) 85 one stretch of play. . Thompson 3-U, Marshall I~ South~ played on oear even tries and nine free tllrows. The a 40 per cent average 8 11 d, ~uthwestem - Hall 5-2-12 •! received the HeiSmaa Tropby E~nboro trT Slippery Rock 56 . The score wa s t1ed SIX times Redman H-22; Sawyer~ 1-1-1, term~ m the _second quarter. only o~er Tornado player in Southwestern sank 18 of 161Elhott 3-0-S, ~IJey 3--2-8, Jack- I astbeoutstand.logoollegefoot- G~nnon 96 F~nia !N.Y.) St. 78 ~the. first quarter and three Arthur 4.-5-13. Totals 21-1&-81. But m the third, the Highland- double figures was Amos WaD- for :23 per cent. Ison 2- 1•5• Shriver 5-0- 10, Totala baD player in tbe t:ouotry. Niagara 82 Vill'a Madonna 72 times In the secilnd stanza be- l Spencer - Austin 1)...3..18, J!l6. 1 ers began knocking down South- brown with five buckets and The Highlanders defeated the . 8-5-41. j ,. St. Ambrose 65 Wm. Penn 63 fore the Falcons were able to 1gell 1--6-8, Stutler 4-0-3, Conley ern 's lead. . . , three foul shots for 1.3. litUe ~ornadoes 32-27 In t h e Southern _ Cundiff 6-9-21, • •:: : i !I ~fi& til Dmncn 75 IlL lnst. Tech 68 move away. . 14-0-8. Boggs 4-1-1. Totall 11 • Hy the close of that per1od, ! Just under double_ figures fori prelin~mary game with Dan ! walibrown 5-3-13, D. Hill ~.I College B"ketbaU Renita Prila. Text 81 Maryland 71 1 .,w~ah ~ama ~-hiiiiitiiii2~1iiiio~f""$9 ;.:_:.,sh~ots~lll-4!; 0iiiiii.Oiiiiii0iiiiii0iiiiii=Oiiiiii0iiiiii0iiiiii"'i Southern was ahead only 3&-291lhe wmners were jumor John !Notters 11 points pacing the I McClintock 4--1-9. Non-soorers I B U ited p . 1 t · oa1 Temple 73 Lehigh 40 1r · --.0 H~wever this bulge was ~in- McCllntock with nine and DaJe l winners. Steve Sewell topped ' Matbews, Proffitt, Tripplett, y ~;:t 0 ernatm Conn. 76 Manhattan 55 lamed throughout the closmg Wallace Hili, senior center, with ISouthern with 10 points and Hill Grueser. Totals 19-13-51. Lo 1 Ia d U 69 C W p t 52 Wagner 78 Klngo Point 73 -· ·------ --' ng s n · · · os Br<lwn 76 Rhode Island 70 AT St. Jno's (N.Y.) 100 G. Wasb.l Frnkln Pierce 109 tOurry 62 4 82 Villano"' •• OS 79 71 NEW YORK (UPI) -Johnny two-man tackle which tore the today. But I'll bave to walk on place. Wash&Jeff W. Reserve Dickinaon o9 Lebanon Valley 57 94. Kmgs Coli. 73 Upsala 69 Montclair St. 66 11 Unltas bas a reputation for medial . ligament in his knee crutch.es awhlle Gary cu-Subt N."'f: Mrtme . ........., Trimly 84 Williams 81 N rlh rd bel ng one of the tnost unselfish and la1d h1m low. . Garry CUozw Unltas' 34- G Ct 97 W 1 tr (P ) M o eastern rl Harv.a 65 FRIDAY, DEC. 10th guys in sports. " 'Td have to Look at lbe Dr., Edward McDonnell, the ear-<>ld uoder;tud will be rve Y s mns a. Frigh Dknan 92 Pratt last o9 4 9 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. . It Is a reputation that Is pictures to be sure," he went Colts team Pi,'?"c1an, swd ~ailing the signals :~t SUnday =~r:; ~:~J~;~ ~~!)' ' Fairfield 101 Boston Coli. 93 Whitey Beegle, Coller rtchly deserved. on, ''but I think they tackled there was . a .far removed just 83 he did after Unilas was st J 98 8 11 · 68 •··tb F nd lh 1· t 1 1 " chancen Urutas could play ln . . . · os. e arrnme ;:wu ar a away e mes me c ean Y. IDJilfed last Sunday Cuozzo IS Cheyney 91 M f ld 75 Ma 1 d 59 N Car St 43 quarterback in all football One thlng is sure: they the NFL ittle game 00 Jan. 2 if fire young quarter~ck but he's - - - -·- ans Je ----· -~~ - ~~-. ___:_ · today, the unassuming 32-year- tackled Unitas hard. the Colts, ~?~ now lead the no Unitas and be's the first to • old super star of the Baltimore Preparing to throw a long IWestern Divls!oo by a. half admit it. Colts has a habit of always pass to Baltimore end John game, manage to get 1n at. St'll th h 'II 1 wbeme d ' hi · 1, emanor omg somet ng for someone Ma~key .durmg the . second I Not Much Hope be filling in has a world of faith else. rwenod m a game w1th the · Unitas doesn't hold out too 1in hi That quality showed up quite Chicago Bears, Unitas had just much hope though I "Gm. · fi hoy d will ' Monday when he released t hb ' · c11 ear y agam e all when 265do ary d1s· ane b •• ld u an it bnmediately took two of his pound Earl Legge1t hit him ''Right now, I'm oot counting i .. ~goo JO ' sa n as. opponents off the hook for an high and 250-pound Stan Jones on it," he said . "From what I hi 0 lf on~ca~ .~0 hfl a~d bJ injury that has ended the ! caught JWn low at the same l've been Jed to understand lt'll .. ~~ h ~g h ~ Jpa" e . , season fur him Wld could put 1instant. probably be six weeks before I e ave ave e · his . professional football future · Unltis At t9t I'm able to do any running."' in Jeopardy. . . . Since Unitas checks in at only That would rule out any Redmen Win 93-81 Obvwu.sly stJII In pam, Umtas 190 pounds, the result was chance of UoitaE playing at all answered the teleph.one .along- predictable coough . The next on Jan. 2. PIKEVIlLE (81) side his bed at Union Memorial stop for the brilliant Baltimore Next Sunday the Colts have Blair, 1-0-2; Stewart, ~1-J Hospital in Baltimore and 'quarterback was the hospital date with the Green Bay Williams, 0-1-l; T. Woofrer, ospoke freel~ about what hap- where surgery was ordered and Packera In Baltimore and it's 2-2; Newman, 2-2-6; R. Woofter, 1 pened to him on Sunday eveu done. big one. Should the Colts win, 9-1·18 Fuller, l-0-2 ; Maynard, thoug.h he still was bemg glV~n "They took the cartilage out they'll clinch the league cham- 4-4-12; Epling, 7-7-21 Howell ~tive s for surgery on h1s and sewed the liga ment up," pionship. But if the Packers 3-1-7; Good, 3-o-6. Totals. 31 • nght knee. Unitas explained. "The knee is win, they'll move into first 19-81. Not Deliberate pretty sore and I still h.ave RIO GRANDE ~U) "As far as I know it was not some pain. They put a. cast Dlll<:m, 10..3-23; Marshal] 10- i deliberate," said Unilas of the and l think I'll get out of 0-20; Gregory, ~18; Tra'tner. 3-9-15; Shively, 1-Q-2; Towler, 2-o-4; Lusetti, 2-1-5; Bullock, 1-0-2; Coilius, Z-0-4; Tot.is, 4013·93. Halrtme score: Rio Grande ill VCf aW S 4o, Pikeville 42. RUTLAND CLOVER FARM STOKELY W.K. or C.S. 303 Southern Takes Highlanders 51-41 Whi sapencer cons b .,::':u1,~1...-ohd"": Paces Boston TUPPERS PLAINS SALE LIKE WE CAN AND THIS WEEK LYONS AND FJ $11.88 $16.88 • Recreation Rooma 00 .. .. .. .. H&RFIRESTONE DEALER . STORE Middleport, 0. · N. 2nd A¥1t. ePorrch11 1 KITCHENS ea.throoms e Cement Work ecorports • Electrleaf Work ASST. .... • BEAUTifY lTl WY 25644 ePiumblng e House & Tree Decorations • 75c up e Sleds 36" to 66" • $4.49 to $9.95 00 ~~g~~ ADD TO fTI e Attic Roomt Tenon Coated e B-BGuns .. ·.. " .. $5.98 up e Hair Dryers $12.88 up e G.E. Steam Irons .. ·.. ·.. $9.95 up CONVERT ITI eG1r11111 eAiumihum Siding WE DO THE COMPLm JOB WE HANDLE ALL FINANCING 7 YEARS TO PAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED DEBT CONSOLIDATION I:XAIIPLE: Sbould JOU bave debto totallnl $'100 In Wbleb you 1re oow payibg $60,00 per month in total parmentl, we would tombloe these along with the ~t ol your job. Chancet ore that your !11Jlii1DI IIOUid .be lbe umo or leoa lban Y9• are now )1071nc. eRooflng FREE ESTIMATES WE Will SHOW YOU We Come to Your HOOle, uUmate llaterlal and Labor, and Arrange for Lowest Cost In.UUation. PHOTOGRAPHS and REFERENCES WE MAKE EVENING CALLS Wish to Pay ' FREE 1'lcbt or A f011 Alundt~um Xmu T._With F,... llthn..ttt . . - -... " .. , Whatever Your Needs, Whatever Yoa .. EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO PEARL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·.L·_!IJ !ji . �. I Dayton Tops Miami; BG 111 Vlllletl Pnss ~eul Am":: ~~en<O!'s Dess allli !hi! end of an era the Oblo Conference was lllobed by TUesday Dlgbt's collep basloetball pmes. dcJuh!_ 11 Ill,.. was M1Y the MAC la beade4 .,. "dowD" year, It should been er11f!4 with M-611 llu> 1111 ,MJcbipn Bowlinl Green ~ f:D!l floor and DayiA>n • 6HI beatiDII the , ', 1 I . ' ....../\,, .. l "'~ ' , 1' 1 .·~ • r,, ..,.. f I ' ' .li t'l . . . ' boll llut lllylciD upeaec1 up Yk!Qry ovw Muol<lniWD llld outlaltled Westen~ Reserve, ~ 36-30 e4.e at illlennluionud x.nyoa downed Capllal, 711-8'1, 71. . I ted to- ~_::":11 t.!.W: .,!:':: l.:~=by-:=, ;~te's bid I A> """ lis mart at 2- 2at the away lA> hand Miami Ill loss In thft'l! starts. •......~ Martelli Tlmel 1'llm other league ....,... Wlltellber(s dooiiDaUoa ol Ashland's Bob Brouse poured tlle Olllo Confenmce oppears at Jn 30 poillll to pace bit team lA> an end. Martelli dumped the 1111 font victory of !be ......, a Tig~. 87-68, as lite Pioneers n.i5 deciaion over Oedarville in beat thorn fur lho llrol time In Mid-Obio Cooler-. the 10 yeart. .. Mortett.o led oD tbt Wfl'! aod Nhle Gimes T.,qJJI ~ F";~ half. Dick _Sowar did Ia other 1ames, Nidi Pallo!· damage with 28 points . lnll in leading wiiBiert, wblle • pair of Witten- ta ocored 23 po ~--" IHO· ol Miami. .._play bed 13 eath. Walsh over Jmm ...... ~. • ~. era . Paul 'Dilloo hU lor 23 as Rio The Sparllma broke on IA>p as OUerbeln, billed as I ':" ~ Grande downod Pikeville (Ky. ) Bowling Green could bit only coolellder, rode a 27-po n ~Gl and Washington Jefferson one of its first 10 shots and the by Don Carlos to an easy the,!'"J: expense of Buller at tndl~~~~apol- la. . Xavier entertains, Canislus, Younptown villll BaidwlD-WalI..,., Flndlay is at Blulf!A>n, M~lone Is at borne agelnst Wli- · · ·. miDgtoD, WllberfOI'OI! travels to Davenport and Cleveland State tries again for Its first win, testing Thiel. In 111e Ohio Ccm!eoence, fending co-dlamplon AKnm ' lakes on Heidelberg, and oon and Ohio Wesleyan clash. * * * * * * /f. /f. 50 ~c.:: 1JJe-mm Says NFL Officials 'Inconsistent' =.~ In& SWIFrS PREMIUM- U. 8. GOVT. INSPECfE It 8UP•II MAIIKKTS /f. ......_ CORNER SECOND ond MILL Monday Thru Thursday--9 to 6 l'rldoy and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 average left the Fll!cona ~-~ . • ff ST WillS (UP!) -Coacb game when be pointed out that Retzla . • . d • bed a Loa An&eles lineman was The olflcials rule Wally Lemm, who ~as ~ate . . trslde Lemm said the play Retzlaff had made a hill St. Lows Ca m~ s miSs ~ook place In front of the St. catch and called it • . tactles and p88SOS h ; ~;""~ Loula bench so he could aee it down. The Cardinals did said Tuesday he a s ere protest. p>~rt I through "inco115lstent" and well. Lemm 88id "I sent a re: occasionally "poor'' officiating ; the ~biladel~r!am~er: after the flrat game with as well. w ~ ~~ pindicated thet York that was so scatiJjng Lemm made II clear he was pu p wte Retzlaff's three I wu sure I would not pinning the collapse of bll one e ...,..._ Willi not oomelhing." team on olficlallnl. touc re..r-- . riel Lomm said he got The Cardinals won lour of legal. The picluJ<these ball res .e from the league their first five gameo but have apparenUyoff·~:II a ainat .. haven't bothered lA> lost Iii of seven alnce !hell. boonctnlho and 'ba~k to another report since then." Lemm lermed their plsyl~~~~.!:~""'":::......=_:::_:=.__~--:_-=----::--== a~plt\: r~;;:;;;--lJ;i~~=IA>a~..!~ TWO-HOUR .. But the coach was dissatfs.. C~NING ned ~ith ihe officiating ln the games ill addition to the work ' of his own players. "If 8 player isn't good, he ON REQUEST doe•n't stick" Lemm said. "There are a 'tot of changes In players and coaches but not m officials." Pomoray Lemm said he was rebuffed CINnera by an official in the Rams DRY SERVICE Robinson's SWIFT'S PREMIUM - 0..:. 11 :FR.UIT.C~I{E f4ii¥6 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 8, 1965 TIFFIN CREDIT .Whlto ·- JEWELERS EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO point scoring effort lost A SMALL DErOSIT HOLDS YOUR GIFT TIL CHRISTMAS 2QO First choice the world over • • • BULOVA\ The &ift111i!ib' watch 1 LUDWIG Thla I• tho ou~lt !hot'• With todoy'o moot tamOul drumm•rs- from )In to b11tl1m1nia . Th11t drums hawe what drummers wan1 most : usy playtna 1ctlon, In· attmt reapon11, brilliant aound, power wlthou1 dlotorUon. OuUit lncludao tht world'• 1101t popullt '""" drum-lhl Ludwig 400. Choice of P••~ fln- lohoo. Com• ln ... trr it; SUP£1 ClASSIC DRUM OUTfiT CHOOSE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Grum• (ani"• lnclud .. "' l high hat, tom toms , baU, 2 dal cowbtl,1 drum P• ' batt old.en, tpur•• slandt, h d licks, (cym~ bruahes, an 111 ball ettra.) 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CAL-IDA FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 2-lb. BAGS $ FRED'S STEMS AND PIECES - CHIFFON LIQUID DETERGENT ...... """' Or...,. ·~ .,. 4 48c ~:- 12·1L •111. CHUNK ',TUNA ClniiMOI Noli!Ro - $1 4 OF·THE·SEA 2S. IIi w. DETERGE j PoultiY 011111 7o OH $ Cans No.2 nn lwery ....... •..•,... Apple - Cherry - Peach tall 01. 38c PIE FILLING • loun~" Detarp1t 24 2-C.I2 LEAF s • .... Clea•r 34o ••• LUCKY OIRI 2/47c Doc .Loiii·Pupa . Member Plm•rov Mtrthtnts Gold Stat' Chriltm11 Glve-A'I'Y !Jill Wellman u,atd Olaaler S 12-oz. AI•• Plaor I Wall AIIIX Alu Dog . Cancly , ITEM IN OUR STORE SHORTENING PKO. OF 12 Ullollno SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY BAG 303 PKQ. OF 8 .. 41c · eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, Juice 3!::·'1 SWEET ROLLS 1 lb. Vo. l 5-lb. katl• EVANS 25c off King Sl• ' FLOUR Pl108 Mat& CAN WY2-5644 e MEDAL 2 ply ALUMINUM SIDING PRICE SLASH AWMINUM HOUSE SIDING GOLD Scot Tissue 5 '1 ScoHiIS 3-lb•. ~ • PICKLI AND PIMIENTO • COOKED SALAMI • SPI~D W~EON MEAT Alit. Whlto Aaat. GENERAL TELEPHONE . Towels ~~':;A"'· 3'" '1 Checkecl fuH of holiday geodit1 atUI made 1t1 our -n bakery just for your holldoy tnloytllant. Two big battleB are scheduled this Friday ni ght In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference. The big games will fin~ Kyger Creek at Eastern and Hannau Trace at North Ga!Ua. In Saturday action, Hamden visits North Gallla, : Pt. PINoont, W. Va. I Southern taDgles with Kyger Creek at Cbeshire and 416Maln St. Southwestern blllll Rutland. _ _ _ __ I Arwltll'l Lltptt • OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, Lut week, Easlern won Zalnkl aaturday evening whn.' Jndepo,4oniT~II'hoo".,.... .• 1100nct straiiJI! league SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY by knocking off Hennon the Pirates fell to Rutland, 47- ~ 67-37, while Kyser Creek was 38. ITEM IN OUR STORE being shaded by Southwestern, Bill Wollman 51-50. Les Williamson The Ea!lles bave a 2-1 reeotd thus far wbllo the Bobcats ore 1·1 in league play and 1·2 Jazz or Rock 'n Roll .•• overall. c-11 John Wldlllne'1 ON ALCOA call bave bit m ovor~~o of pet cell! !tom the Bold ill lbne pmes but bav• 11ur1 by lack of bellbtCuscb Gary Ponon'l E...lltl PHONE bald two coovlnelng wlna Soulhweotarn • 11am1an COMPLITI HOMI Hit defense hal yielded RIMOOILING • po!Dtl In tbott two Ykloll\o . eswlntr ...lllroom• S1ve now on tripi•V•rk IM. aluminum storm and eooro.., eKit<hons Tile HaDDID Traae4'lorfb GaJ. e ltarm Windows and ~trMn wlndtwa: 1rwl elumlla alalh will ba blghligbted by liGon tnum com..,lniUon ttorm door. three e..nts. First, the WildRoofing • Awn in go cats will be trying to snap a four-game losing streak. Second, it will be North Galli>'s first le.gue game of the year and third, 11 will be a battle of two brother-Jn-low coaches, Geor·ge a11d Clyde Evans, trying match strategy. 777 Pearl Street Middleport, 0. The Wildcal< despite a •IIOLOINA CITRUS JUICE SALE FRUIT CAKES Weekend j •• U. 5. ~VT. INSPICTD MAXWELL HOUSE katie EVAIS C Cage Ac tl•0 n Resumes ,'h • .l lS T1 ,4 f ../"1 - SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS t.a.. hiio rv.., FRUIT CAKE s flESH- LEAN EVIItY OUNCE GUAitANTIID U. S. COVT. IN~EGTED SWIFT'S a:r Ill. LAMB SHOULDER ROAST VEAL SHOULDER ROAST Y LONGHORN CHIESE Now Thru lilt;. t!w,. .,! ,.... BEEF .... Jiwel•.. tt= ,.._ FRUIT CAKE IIOIB.ESS, ROLLED Ill TID SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. GOV'T. 114SPICTID . . . ftlll . . . . visitors rolled up a 44-29 baH· lluttering In lhelr w 111 IOCOilCI ball. It was the second consecutve walloping the FaiCODs bad absorbed, taking one lslt Saturday from second • ranked Michigan after wlnolng their opener. Miami mode a game of It with DayiA>n through most of the llrst baH, as the Redskins put • fence around IHoot-11 Hank FlnUL Flnbl IID!sbed with only 13 polalo, but sophomore Don May had 17 to poce the unbeaton Flyn to lbelr lbiJd win. wu :.a with !:!0 Jell in CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday and Saturday- 8,30 to 8:30 CHUCK ROAST ~- IaII Plain ·or lodilt4 :.-- 2 ,., 25c ... . ; '1 P•MILY SIJ.i GRAPEFRUIT Lc. J6 m:i IUI(:Y' . TANGERINES LC. 150 Sill NATURI'S KINC OF FRUITS TANGELOS { • ORA·NGE JUICE ~MILYIUM" ., REG. OR DIY • 4 '3 DOz.99c ·• ·,· ·12 .-.99c . SWEET HALO ' - -~ --·-- -- . 12-0%. ITLS. LC. 100 Sl%1 WHITE SEEDLESS .··,,: ;'.t~;.C9c toz.69c FLO!!ID~. ' .. tr.29~ 4-0Z. CANS '1 C. G. 81SCUITS lonense Heppy Houn 7 ••• 7 1/2 H. I ••· 7os. 3FOl 79c �I • a, .H I"ruth. others •ltetldlns ..... Wickline, Henderson: ear:ltoDJ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midtlltport, o., :0.0. 19bv Martha ThompSOII, CIJ'Oi Frulh, Hackney, Leon. Beck)' Lewis Cheryl Buros Pan· DISCHARGED: Mrs. '11oomu IA!Y TO INSTALL LOW IN COST . Ia Werry, Beverly Corson, Del> . er~~~-I"\:':.;k~ tng~ bie and Coonle (lllhmd; and Deb- E. Crum ' and daughter, RUGGE~ARANTIED accident Sat da bie Werry. wood. Ronald Lee 00 one-car ur Y pie Grove· Mrs James near Dover, Ohto. Her 11011, Dr. and dau hter s.;_thside: cathy Murl Singer driver of the car, Pleasalll Valley Hospital C belgl Pt' PI • wa1 treated' and released at a ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Alva To!-- amp BlRTH:• Mr.· andeasan. Mrs. Ronald U- Fonner Mayor o f City Diel! Monday Clem Sines, 59' Former • Dead n IS Track Forema Sl nger urt In Auto Accident JTIB• PT. PLEASANT - George Castle, ' Del., a former resulent and · 1 d ed P'f . PLEASANT Clem !Thursday 2 p.m. In the . Mohr- mayor or Pomt peasant, I Stnes, 59, of 1907 Main Street, ;Stevens Funerol Home wllh the 1Monday m a Wllmmgton, Del. 'R Ch a_res I F'r~m ofl'ICIB . t'mg. I. ho5 P1'tal • 1'.. ·:-: dt> ad on arrival at PI eas-1 ev_. B. Skeen. 88, of New ant Val ley Hospital Tuesday Bunal wtll be m Suncrest Mr: Skeen_ wu In the eon- Dover bospllal. His mother re- r Gl ood· Mrs Ronald Wickline Henderson a son. r . rnin ~ after suffering an ap· :cemetery. Fr1ends may call 1 ~acb~g ~mesa when he ~e- mains a patient there. IVer, enw. · · . ' ' J! 1·"nt heart alt.1ck ilt his home. at the funeral home after 2 p. . s1ded 10 Pomt Pleasant and With The accident occurred when H~l. i red trar !1 foreman for 1m. Wednesday. his par~ner, tlle late George Dr. Singer attempted to pass ' !w Baltimore and Ohio RailMcAiphm, was contractor for another car and a vehicle in d lo<' "'" born In New Casthe local Presbyterian Churcb. froot pulled Into his path. He 1 t· . Pa ., February 4. 1906, a . }"air Dates are Set He moved frorn Pomt Pleasant pulled over onto berm to avoid · , ,,r the la te Jacob end Clara 1 • to Charleston where he was an hitting the other vehicle and H.rgg Sines. Mr. Sines was a Mod-AU!,'IlSI, 1966 employee of the State Road turned over into a ci'Oek. ill t' l~lbl:r of the Pleasant ~idge · PT PLEASANT _ The fifth Commission tor many ye.ars. Dr. Singer was returning his 1 ONLY ( ll rt ~ l l <!ll Church and Mamten ! ·1 M C t F . has ; The Skeen family had res1ded mother to her home in Mason . ht ·annua ason . New CasII e 1or th e pas1 OJg · '30.00 Down - Blla"" en " >y Lod ge No. 499. I be hed led ouny I A a1rt 10 I'" ,,,.,.,..o f.'" Convenient r..,. S11rl'iving are his wife, Reba I en sc u nex u~s f years. A'M'END MEETING 0 12 13 1 1 Nilwrt Sines; two sons, Arnett l h• F .anBd d· Mat admee m~ 1 He is survived by hi! wife. MASON -Several members . B. Skeen an d one daugh• of the Happy Go Luo:.-ky 4-H ul N.ew Bnghton, p a., and Don t e a1r oar on ay evemng. , Nellie :~ :nL'S, PL Pleasant; 1 brother,! Mrs. Gwen Carter was intra· ' ter, Miss Maudellen Skeen, Club attended the Officers TrainMATERIALS CO. FURNITURE CO. (:':'orge Sines (adct;ess unknown) 1duced as new secretary for the New Castle, Del, The ' ing School at the old Point Plea1 MASON, W. VA. an~ one grand_chdd. fair. The new requisition rout- I body will be rebJrned to the sant Junior High School, acoomMASON, W. 773-5554 - F~~er~ service wtll be held ing system was announced .11nd , Barlow · Bonsall panied by their leader. Mrs. -·- explained, as well as a com-: Home in Charleston J 1Le:;;wi~s~G~il~la~nd~,~a~nd~M~rs~.!Ra~l~ph~:;:;:::;~~~::;:~~~;;;;;~;;_===.;;;;;~ Taylor b Heading plete accounl recording plan. i where service will be held. I•· Frah-rnal Order Progress reports on entertainment. activities, and fair site - - - - - - - - M ~SON - Fred Taylor, Ma- possibilities were diSCUSSed. fPil, w:1s elected pres1dent of :he Tu-Endie-Wei Order 120 A meeting of the group wl111 F:·a tt>rnal Order of Pulice at a , be held Monday, January 3, meeting held r"""'tly at the of· 1966, when the ogenda will inf1 ~:e of J ustice of the Peace A. 1elude a complete financial re1\1 Coodwm,. Point Pl~ast~~t. port, drafting of the budget f~r 'f<1ylor, Ouef of Po!Jce m the 1966, special plans for the fa1r PLAN RECITAL !v·...:n of Mason, was also recent- , and final plans for the State; SHOP BIGGER FOR LESS - HERE I~ t lectcd us Mason's fire chief. f.'air Association meeting .in i NEW HAVEN - The tenth , ~- ·- Fairmont. The planned Decem- annual piano recital of ber 20lh meeting of U1e Board pupi1s of Mrs. J . V. McC;rew ~ ~ of Directors was changed to will be held on Friday, the January 3 date. ember Htth at 8 p.m. at Correspondence may be mail- New Haven E.U.B. Church. ed to the Mason County Fair, . SANTA COMING Inc .• Box: 334, Point Pleasant. NEW HAVEN - Santo ~'""' .t SHOWS PRODUCTS will arrive in New Haven on I MASON - Mrs. Sarah Elias, Friday, December loth on the ' HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDES demonstrator for the Beeline Fire Truck at 7 p.m. He will 1 ARE AT Co., demonstrated her products stop at the vacant lot close REGULAR $1.09 SIZE at the home of Mrs. Ray Tuck- ; the '!'habet Department Sture. ; er recently. i 1The Wahama Band will play Attending the party were Mr s . ~ and Santa will have treats for , Lewis Gilland, Mrs. Rnbert . the kiddies. Williams, Mrs. Robert Macna- This is being sponsored by I SEE THESE! , mara, Mrs. Billy .loe H.oush, the New Haven. Woman's Auxi1Mrs. Frances Vickers. MJss ; lh1ry of the Frre I F<Jy Johnson. I with tire stores clubs (.'ontributing. REGULAR 89c SIZE Slat]{ln W<~ go n . TO ACCEPT OFFF.RINGS l'.T.A. TO MEET Cl1•:m and Nice. MASON - \Vhite Chrismas The New Haven P.T.A. will will be observed again this year meet on Thursday, at the Ma son Methodist Church. 16th at 8 p.m. at the Sr.hool. Sial inn WJ gon. Offering s of food and monl:'y : DrNNER ENJOYr.;n 1 lll P !.neal Ow ner. Wi ll be re(.'eivt'd at the church· Mr. and Mrs. James Hollon . during Sunday School on De· cnlertained Thursday with a cember 10th. The Rev. Marvan Th:mk sgiving dinner with Mr. LADIES LACE TRIMMED Vfi /\ 1!1 b:,ssador 4 Dr. Frame sa id boxes of food will and Mrs. Robert Parker and St·d Om· I .oeal owner . I be dist ri!Jured lo needy fam il ies son Mr. and Mrs. James HoiNYLON TRICOT in the area. jlon.' Jr ., and daughters, Mrs. j lvu Singers, ~1 r . and Mrs. E. R. Hollon and Gerald and Ricky "~· 6 n a ~ ~ i(' 4 Dr . Sedan . Hollon, as guests :\111 o. Trans. Clean & : r r' ·HOGG & ZUSPAN i VA. Thursday-Friday-Saturday December 9th, 10th, 11th Middleport and Pomeroy, Ohio News Notes I LIKE Chuck Roast IMUrw nr. 111M DttrM el "Donent~~" 1.-y 1lme 39c 98c ea. I Vietnam Men .' \ i ('(' I lilly K_.-o Toadoroy .,. Thrifty mHfl. Alway• twe Met a.IMI• lt fit your Rolled Roast table. Tendtray Rolttd •nd Uetl, Kroger Fresh nady tl cook. lb. i--- -.. -~.-~ - --- l .. 1. Willi 15.00 Pun:h... 1 I STEAM and DRY IRON MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS METROPOLITAN COMPARE AT $8.95 100% Washable Cotton MOTORS s .99 Gravy Boat .88 $2.99 ea. * 1ny bottl• TONE WAX Elqi. t!/11/!11 ......... y RAYON PANTIES --·- -- - -'-----------------:--=---:~ 1 1st Fabergt lets her burn her candle at boll! ends! It gives a lovely light ••• and how bewitchingly ft sends its perfume through the nighU Flame-red FLAMBEAU or emerald-green APHRODISIA Perlume Candle by Faberge gift boxed 5.00 1 Sgt. Thomas M. Kimes. 113570880, A Btry, 2nd Bn., Arty .. 1st lnf. Div .. APO 911345, San Francisco, Calif. [ I SP-4 John li Jones, RA to . 589 340, GQ6 QM Co. fFS), APO US Forces 96307, S6n Francis-co, cam. MIDDLEPORT, P.F.C. Roger Cor! Brewer, 21211622, Co., 3rd Bn., 9th Mar- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' • mes, ' . Mannes . No. 20, F.P.O., San Francisco, Coli!. 116601. DUTTON DRUG STORE o. I Beans ••••. 5 .... $1 Towels •...• 5 :,," $1 Size 11-6-7 -- ~ Reg. $1-PO Size15x18 PICTURES 2 Aalt.SubjKII for LADIES CHRISTMAS House Slippers Sizes 4 to 10 '1·99 Reg.$6.95 LADIES RAYON LADIES WOOL 1nd ORLON SWEATERS Stoklly Sllctd ltobly W. K. & C, I. Beets ..... 6 .: $1 Corn ...•.. 5 ~.. $1 Kroter HI·Nu tr Skim Eatmort Milk ...•... ,.t. 39c Margarine 3 :;,~ 29e La~ttlln Coltatt Advlt Plu1 'loy of lh• WHk" Toothbrush ldool ... Otange Juice ~Venlll• lutlt....... Ct.oeolat• Nut Choctl•te 39c 6 pak .6 ~z: ~a"' 5 1 :.:: Tomato Juice ~ 7 .~ $1 FRESH DATED PRODUCEt Country Club • "" ............., ..wttll ..., Plr..., Defllll Pred!M lnm Kttterw Potatoes wo wiU ,....,. • • - . , . . , __,... II ,,.. T., Vol.. I t - lor- Jnolilo. ,.... Kale ••••• 1 ,........ Ice Cream :A.ll Flavor• ;.. 29e P;.ns • 1 ..~ $1.19 ·SETS· TREE o'7ange Jnice ~ 3.... $1 Yz gal. Rtd Emperor .95 lbB. • •••••• House Slippers ' ~~ Stokely cam OIRISTMAS LARGE SIZE Peas----·----~ 4 : .. 89c APPLESAUCE $1 p •J ,:; - - ·- .. ---- .... . -----------------------;--------..,.;;.,..;.....,._,..__,~-~ ~-... , .... ....... ~ ' ·-· .' <:ill ..,. J6 oz. KROGER CATSUP .,. '' )..~ ... 6 ..... $1 I oz. box LUGGAGE lRNAMENTS llolotly ....., POll ... $6.95 ~ -··- -- · - -- ~. -- Puddings .Reg. $19.95 , ,' I I Coffee .. . •. ~ ~.;'· 99c Soft-W•v• . TISSUe •• --- . 5 '"""·... ~1 P lb. •• •••• My-T-Fine Corn ..•• 5 .... 39e eTRAIN CASI e21 IN. OV!iRNIGHT e U IN. TOURIST Cocktail •.•• 4 ..': $1 Pot Pies ··~·----- .. C~•l•tmo• Kroger Frozen 111Jilwmk._ WKITE BRIAD • Exo. 12/ tl/111 H. Idaho EKh MEN'S HOLIDAY Si2es !1 !0 11 ' Aspirin .•.• - •• 59e Seere t Sam.......... . . ..................... ~oo PlASTIC FRAMED Rolls . . •. •. """ 19e 1 PHIL-MAID .88ea ·~ 11tkely llr\llt 49c , 3 can Crisco $1 laVtr Hair Spray . !:· 58c JJ:, GOWNS 100ft. roll• Brown & Strv• Twin or Buttermilk , ·~ - -----;;--;;-:::;-:c--------~=-=---::-::-=-= ' •••••• lb. lt>olllvbl tooloof Ill ' LACE TRIMMED TINY Chatty Baby - - - - - - • - $5.88 0. 9238, San Franci!co, : ~~~ II 7'8" to 8'2 ' Extension Towel Pole $1,97 , L-Cpl. Roger W. 1<'0 --, , :!0890iil USMC, MAR Comp. 9 .... $]-99 , I Recon. Sqd I, Main!. Section Tree Lights :::·~~"·· ____ $p ' FPO, San Francisco, Calif. ----196601. :I P.F.C. Loren D. Zirkle, RA j Chatty Cathy Doll - • • - - - $7.88 : 115614>11Z, B Bry.t 1st Bn., 21st ; Arty., Cev. Div. (A i r), , ; APO, San Francisco, Califor- 1 Famous Secret Sam now$CJ.88 : nia 96490. I SP-4 Kenneth D Mohler, R. ;!A. 52 033 198, 31st Ord Co. 4 Roll Christmas Wrapping~;:· __ 67c , (DAS) , A. P.O. San Francisco, California. Cpl. Rol•nd E. Imboden, :.~; Friction Toys 66c ... Anti,Aircraft Missile Bn•• 1 1 Stokelr Cut GrMn or lhellle 1ctt1 Whlto & Ao10""' Color 4 LADIES REG. 49c DISCOUNT PRICE At $2.99 ' Zf Cake ••• ---. .. 39c FRESH WRAP ...h LOW 8/ Slbs. Shortening White A: Colon Compa,.. ~II Ao,.t l'oltl Pinto Beans Dinner Plates •. ea. 9c .77 REG. Each 1 I Btry. ''A~n co F.P.O., San Fra.nciseo, California 96601. PFC Fred D. Ferrell, 55779555, HHC 2d. 5th lsl. CAV DIV <Air) APO San Francisco, Calif. 96490. l Pvt. James E. Spaun, 2061300, U.S.M.C., Force Logistic Support Group Ill, Ma. F, Truck Company, c-o F.P.O., San Fran. cisco, California 96601. I P.F.C. Kenneth L. Cozart, · :1RA 15711944, Adv. Team 33 1 APO, San Ji'rancisco, California I.196279. Dried ' I. I, loY. loopoolod ..... A Kroger Turkeys Sizes 34 to 44 . I 1 ••••• $1.77 ,,.. - .- 1961 FORD I lb. PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE ~ FULL SLIPS (Continued from pagel) ! 2107557, "C Co." lst Bn. 9th ' S.P 5 Dale Cundiff, Merines, Marine No. 24, FPO ' 13429339, Co. C, 15th T.C. Ga laxi e 2 Dr. Hardtop San Francisco, California, !)(j6()J. i& S, 1st Cav. Div., APO 96490, Full Power. CJ(>an & S Sgl. Robby J Duddrng, I San Francis co~ California. Solid . AF' 15503312. 33rd AHS Box SP-4 Larry L. Mitch, U.S. All Cn1 Ar• Clean ancl 4096. San FrancJSC\1, Californ-1525924ll7, 82nd Trans Co. 1 Solid. They All Run Fine. ia, APO 96235. (AGSI APO 96312, San Good Dependable Used SP-4 Spencer Stearns. RA co. Calif. Carl. S.. Them Nawl 1511958 Co. 8, 4th Avn. Bn., Morine L-Cpl. Stanley R. 4B. 1nf. Div., 1st Cal. Div. JLenley, 2289052, Marine Atta1ck il (Air Mbl.), APO, San F"'ncls-i Squadrtm 311. Ordnance ·~:~: ~ 1 co. Calif. ' c-o Fleet Post Office, Sao li' PFC ~ E! William D. Heil·! cisco, California. mann. U. S. 52603430, 1671h 1 P.F.C. James R. Trans. DET. UPC , Box A - 94.. 208:1294, H.M.M. 362 MAG "YClur Rambler Dealer" San Francisco, Celif. APO F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. 96296. 96001. Phone WY 2·5870 SFC William R. Thoma. RA L-Cpl. Richard Ours 206.1178, II I. Moln St. 35751171, Co. D, 87th EBC, " 0 " Cn. 1st Bn ., 4th Mar. POMEROY, 0. APO 96312, San FrancisCQ, Cal- Pit, c-o Flee! Post Office, if. Francisco, Calif. 96601. PFC Robert E. Hysel~ RA . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , 156885110, Co. A, 227 ASLT • ' HELT. BN., 1st Cav. U!Vl·· ll sion, APO, San Francisco, Cal>· II lornia 96490. SP-4 Earl D. !lite, 52121895, 2nd Trans. Co., Ttntlerau By Tht Pc. 9 .... $1 Boston Boneless 1962 RAMBLER 1962 RAMBLER Thrifty By TM Piece 59c SAVE Reg. Price 1964 RAMBLER 1963 RAMBLER II freth fl•v«· Campbell's TOMATO SOUP MENNENS SKIN BRACER - - - NESTLES HAIR SPRAY • , • full Willi pu.chooo of ony TINDIRAY IONILifl I&EP ROAST OR BONI~ISS PORK ROAJT. to ; 1 tu~cr MEAT THERMOMETER t-1 ........ lrtHH -' fvl ttncltr. K,.., r,..,.., artnd IMf • Center Cut Fish Sticks ·pk~ 39c Perch ..... ~k~: $1.09 DEALS MOTORS WITHIN HOURS, tlilo Nno boof ......_ - Swiss Steak ....... ... 69c ••· 59c English Roast .... ••· 59c ••- 49c THE I kvmldUy speed aM natvr1l ttnderint action. Toadoroy DISCOUNT STORE METROPOLITAN a ....,. • , , -Cui NOW AT SPEOAL PRIQS New Haven k In sptdal """"' ~ cont1tlled ...,.,.atvre Quality Including All Fittings MASON T• OIIIJo 11.._ T-.ay ...... hof, K ,.... U. I. Go'ltiTIIMftt ktlfl'dft lttf, plac:81 Premium PLASTIC PLUMBING '299 LOWER -PRICED, KROGER PRICED Full Line of H"-3"-4" 3 ROOMS I fl I • . .. ' ' �.. ~ 1 I, ' I I .1 .8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ldd_leport, 0., Dec. 8, 1965 ·Hospital l'ews I IN CONS'I'ELLAT!ON lion ol Cygnus, lhe Swan. With ness completo the &eneral Jl. The Northern Cross II a the bright star Arlded at the gure of a cross. • aroup of atara In the constella- head, four sllll'll of lesa brlgh~ Portland R. McKenzie, Pomeroy; Mr•. Daisey B. Ankrum, Forl Jack· ' -·~·------------------------, \ ' • .......~........-ranr Society Notes son, Columbia, S.C.; Mrs. Ran· som C. Wireman, Rt. Z Pedro; Den2ll E. Jones, Rt. l CottageENTERED HOSPITAL ville, W.Va.; Mrs. Jay Keesee, 1 Thanksgiving we..end oisltPefSQns entering Holzer Ho5-: Rt. 1 McArthur; Harry Murray, ors of Mr. and Mrs. William pital during the last 24 hours : Rt. J Wellston; Willard C. Day, McKelvey were Mr. and Mrs. included: Mrs. Donald R. MC· · Rt. 4 Jackson. . Bill McKelvey, Hartford, Conn., Dade. 1735 rhatham AvP.: I' Miss Pat Bissett, Rockland, Mrs. David E. Culpepper. Eu· BIRTHS rPkn Sta r Rt. : Ht'rman u. Har- j Mrs. h Doh naldA R. dMcDahld~. ; MaS3., and Mr. Marvin McKeJ.. • nsr,n . 650 fourth Ave.; Clydt> ! 1735 Cat am ve., aug er, 1 vey, student at Marshall Unl· ,~~ B. McLane. PT. Pleasant : 9: I~ a.m., TuLsday ; M~s. l versity, Huntington. Mr. and Mrs ·1 1~ W,tld:•n F. Rou~h. Pt Pleasant; Dw1ght D. Woods. Oak Htlt.l Don Johnson and sons, Brian . ~ Mr ~. Cordon c. Jack ~ on. Pt. ~ daughtt-r, 2:32 p.m. Tuesday. and Bruce, were Thanksgiving ' Day dinner guests and Mr. and WITH ••• P~ea sanl : ti-Ir~ . Hu hen ,c... F·or d 1 DISCHARGED p1 Pleasant : l\.trs L. Roger . . Mrs. T. G. Hllldore of Syracuse Hudson. Pl. Pleas:.mt: Stt'phan- 1 Mrs. 0:>\bert H. Bl<Jrk, Phil·. P\'T, COL£11.1AN visited during the afternoon. ie F. Given . Pt Pl~::tsaut: , . lip J. Cook, Mrs. Paul E. Col!Y· I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Price of ,-.-.--.....- .........................1 Joseph D. Dennis, Mrs Benj<~ · , P\•t. Eddie Coleman, son : Blor,~nington, Ind., and Mr. Lar. min H. Knox. Mrs. Elizabeth ! of Mr. and Mrs. l.uther Cole- · ry Price student !lt Marietta Pvt. John A. Logan o1 the K. Liter, Mrs. Irene 111·Ght>e, ; man, Cheshire, has bet•n sta- 11 College, ~pent the Thanksgiving U.A. Marine COrp left SUnday Mrs. Da\·id L. Mountjoy. Mrs. Uoned at Fort Leonard Wood, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hu- !rom Oolumbus for Camp I.eRobert E. Spears. Charh·~ A. Mo., ill the Anny Engineers 1 bert Price and daughter, Sever- june, N.C., foUowiag several Stevens, Miehat'l K. Ham!y. i for four mosths. He atteaded ly. days leave here with rela 1\·lrs. Vir! or D. Swain. ~:t m~r : Middleport schools, Recc-:nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. U"es, Including his father, $).99 to $7.99 pr. E. Swingle, Mrs. Owen H. W•l· 1 Howard Eber:;;bach were Mrs. Delmar LogoD, He will begin· bur. Mrs. Paul F. Amberger Mary Ebersbad1, Mike, Terry, a tralolng sesstou at tbe Oase . and Infant daught"'· Mrs. Don· and Keilh, Lancaster. upon bls retura. He gradual· w. Puckett and infant wn. Thanksgiving dinner guests , ed from Marine baste train- --·--- ~ -·~ ·· ·-of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan ing at Parlit Island, S.C., .. te r . . ' 1\'t're Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I Middleport The bitterroot is Lhe st.. Gauge readings Galhpolts p , M s Esther Prkt' and 1 in Nol·ember. His new ad· ~ flower of Montana. · 7 f t me, 1 r · · dress Is Pvt. John A. Logan, Dam 12.0, 13.8, runnmg ee Miss Patsy Price and Dr. CtrarU.C.O. Z BN, lot. ITR MCB, vn rollers, Pomeroy - M_asun les Jordan Columbus. Deluxe Zig-Zag Gift lor her. STYLE, 20.72, Pt.. Pleasant 24.01, Hmlon 11..\r. and' Mrs . Don Johnson , Camp Lt'june, N.C. " ,. Thursday even-1· , w MATE' DeluJe Zig-Zag sewing rna• 10.65 stationary, Kanaw I11:1 FaII' 1 d 2 18 rising Charleston 18.85 sla· ?n sons were t f M d Saturday overnight guests of , J' ! ti~JlAfy. u;ndon; Marmel and mg s~?per guess o r. ~~~ I' Mr. and Mrs. William McKelvey I!Ii '~ chine. Twin-needle sewinJ. Hundreda j Winfield dams wert on t be Mrs .. I hereon Jo~nso~, Racl~e~ were Mr. Tim Maroney, Ro_ck-1 of decorative stilcheo. $1.73 per week , sills. Ml. and Mrs. ~arr) Swan VIS j land, ~ass. and Miss Manan I &at Movements: . lied recently ~Jth Mr. and 1Palmer, Utica, N. Y. lnsplred Gift lor Her. Newest Touch Ohio River _ Walter Beck· ! Mrs. Sherley Swan, Long Bot- ! I SEE All THE jord down 13, 6:50 a.m.: Chris · tom. . I &· Sew• sewing machine in a hand· I Jr. down 13, 8 a.m. ; John J.l Sa turday evcnmg guests of ! NEW MODELS NOWI some cabinet. $3,35 per week. Rowe up H, 12 :20 a.m.; Peggy Mr. anrll\1r~ . Don Johnson were Downey up 14 I ·25 am· Fl1s- Mr. <~nd Mrs. Robert Eull'r of ' . L ' 14· 5 ·a m., . '.l'•h- t>1urguntown ~ · Monday. Ml!crd t>ague w JII'I'IRIIJC-fii!Cft.....:Cll-'fltllCIICltiCIII:tetl:tMCIIICCII!INQiftiiiiiCIC-IIfloiC...,;IR.ciCC4ii:C"ftfteft ha Woods down , w. va., Mr. an d ·, 1 ' -· ' k .. bac 11, . •1 · 1 Nov . '~.~' 9 1965 POINTS i ~ Lional up 14. 6:35 a.m .; · Vickt:rs , ~rs . Larry Euers L> ',nt'rs"A GOLD up 14, 7:15 a.m.; Ac<'~d ian i ville, Mr. and ~1rs. Dwmn S<Jyre l . . . 4t !w V A ~•-o•n down 16, 1:30 a.m.; Jenks up of Sycamore. OhiU, Mr. and Mr Lo Bo' ..... " ... " . ' 31 w STAR STORE" ~ j @ ._, lJ .... ~·· 'l' ddl eport ' Mr . Dark Hollow Fore Jll 17 1·25 am . Jefferson up l1 , Hob Hver of ,v' . I . . . . . .187· 490 · ·w 3:05 ~. m .. · l~~nga Poi11t up 19: 1 and \1~s. Bill Mt:Kelvey, Hart- ~H: PE~~~::; ~t;~l'r ,. ' '! Member of Pomeroy's Singer Sales & Service 4:30a.m.; Robert West up 19,, ford, Corm., Mr. and Mrs. Sam llhe .. , ' · 62 Christmas Cash Gi\'e· 6 a.m. : Andr~w Ca lhoun uv 21, ' Priee. Bloomington, Ind .. Mr. 1 Ptltsl~ · · ······ ···· ·. . til i Away. Registerl;!ach 115 W. Second WY 2-2284 Pomeroy 3:40a.m.;I..Fieoreup22,5 :45 Marv in McKelvey , Huntington ' 8 ~ ee~ · ··· · ·•········ · 47 :w . .. tr . L' 11 Ed ·d d ... d , . Patsy Price 1 Bl.1et1nar s ..... ·• ·... . , !If time you vtstt our so e. .. a.m., He wa~ own 23 ' " · 1 cl.,an ~·1•s s 'AshlandOil .. . · ... ... ·. 43w 3 a.m.; Valley \oyager dowu Columbus. I H· ld Loh e ·212 Doc Ingels I ~ ..,.. . _1111JdlltiiiiWII•.........•Jillll•llllltiiiiMI•MUIItltllllltiiNIItlllllaa~ 23, :1:20 Cl.lll . ; L<Jsalle down 23, Marilyn und Bill Swan, Mid· ·- --~- :_ ___ '_______'.;aJ~JIMJI - 1111 & 6: 15 a.m.; Oleander up Green· dlt>!'(ll't, were Sunday dinner up 3:2t1 p m.: Helen R. down guests of ther grandparents. Greenup 3:30 p m.; Phihp Mr. and Mrs. Han·y Swan. & ! Sporn down Grt'enup 7:25p.m.; 1 Valvoline down Greenup H: lO down Meldah\11:20 pm.; Ra\'lp.m.; Lilli~ G~orge up Gn•en- enswood down Meldah\ 12 : ~5 a. ! THIS IS AN OPEN TOURNAMENT. ANY ONE j up 12:10 am . ; Western up m: Aetna-Loul~ ..-, Jie up Mel·j : Greenup 12:55 a.m. ; .John [Aldd dahl4 :10 a.m.; Invader up Mel- . MAY PARTICIPATE. FOR INFORMATION PHONE : De-an down lireenup 6:40 a.m.; dahl 6:20 a.m.; Defender up ! MASON 773-5791. : Lady Rusf' mary up Grt'enup 7:- Meldahl fi :40 a.m. 30 a.m.; J. S. Lewis down Mei-1 GaJlipoli!t Dam - Miss Susdahl 4:50pm.: Alton Zephyr ,an down 5:10p.m. : Calhy R. down Me\dahl 5:30 p.m .; 1 down 5:50 p.m.; BoD Benter 1 Franklin Pierce down \1t>l- down 6:30 p.m.: H. E. Bowles : dahl 6:35p.m.; Be<'ky Wasson down 11 p.m.; OVEC up 12:50 i MASON, W. VA. up Meldahl 8:55p.m.; Jndiana a.m.; Reli<~ble up 2:40 B.m.; up Meldahl 10 :20 p.m.: Eastl:'rn Onward dOwn 5:10 a.m. 1 Kana\llhH River Solvay , up London ~ : 10 a.m.; A. J.: CHECK THESE LOW • l.OW •• , ; Patten down London 4.15 a.m : 1 ; George Price up Marmet 3:30 . p.m.: Jt•rry Bosworth up Win- 1 field 2:45 p.m. : Duncan Bruce · down \\o'inf1eld ::d)5 p.m.; C. V. l Harner down Wmfield 7 p.m.; 0 . .,,, Shearer down \\lmfield 2: - ! . 25 a.m.: Lucy Jane Lucas up •••• WRAP UP FOR HER 1 1 SINGER ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' ASSURE YOU OF PAYING LESS FOR YOUR TOTAL CROCERY BILL THAN ANY OTHER SUPERMARKet. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SO, WHY SHOP SEVERAL STORES LOOKING FOR LOW PRICES? QUANTm BY MAKING FOODLAND YOUR FOOD HEADQUARTERS, YOU WILL SAVE TIME, GASOLINE, AND ALSO GET THE LOWEST TOTAL " "SCOTCH DOUBLES" BOWLING r 1 7 TOURNAMENT 8-10 P.M. DEC. 12th- 12-2 2-4 P.M. LB. PKG• Middleport, 0. Kanauga, Oo .19 I I I 1 I"i ,_.,'h brl• '. ·, 1 I· DEC. 11th- 4-6 FOOD BILL WEEK AFTER WEEKI I River news Roush's Shoe Store BONUS BUY JOHNSON'S PLEDGE r c 7 oz. can i For FRESH FLORIDA BONUS BUY 1 MARTHA WHITE Mason Bowling Center SELF-RISING 1 I 1 ' Winfield 3:40 <.~.m . ; Helen 3 !BOILING BEEF lb •. $] .oo 1 Ohio Valloy Brand Bologna - 3 lbs. $1 ,OQ Wieners - 2p~~. 87c ' H.: a.m. Gift Suggestions ... from Bakers 31 SERVINGS NESCAFE INSTANT Potato Flakes ___ COFFEE 12ol. Bonus Jar $119 '~:~49c Electric Ranges 12oz. un• $].00 Bananas"' 9c Celery 19c e Bath Towels ~~40-­ 59c elnsulated Blankets · • • 4.98-8.95 • Semtex Table Cloths • 1.98-2.98 • Boys Sweaters • • - - 2.98-3.98 e Pillow Cases • - - 1.98-2.98 pr. - - Lodi• Toxlurod Hose --P•Ir Chlldrono Hanes 98c WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. FRIGIDAIRE DEC. 4 .... ·.. · $50.00 DEC. 11 .... ·.. · $50.00 DEC. 18 .. .. .. · $50.00 DEC. 24 ·· · · · · · · $50.00 Automatic Washers Dishwashen Dryers Freezers HOOVER Cleanors Hair Dryers-Can Openers-Irons Floor Polishers Electric Knife FLEXSTEEL Upholstered Furniture Lifl'time Guarantee on Sprjngs SOFAS-CHAIRS "Provincetown Mapltn Open Stock LIVING ROOM BEDROOM DINING ROOM SYROCO Woll Plaquos & Clocks !J.M. & Channel Miltor TAPE RECORDERS DINETTE SEts e Dinoto Soli e Mirrors e Boo~coNo e Duks eFiroplaco Flxturu e CO(dor Chest . DECEMBER 29th I • $1 00 I • $75 I • $50 3 • $25 PRIZES c.'•' I I GREIN GIANT PIAS ~liT GRIIN GIANT NIILITS (CORN) Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purchase Necessary Middleport, o. 1f2 bushel --- !.!IV~O~RY~LIQ~U~ID~======~n~o~z.8~3c EASY MONDAY JOY LIQUID 32 oz. 83c ~0'-!.X~Y~DQ~~L-=====::::::::====--'G~rANr stn75c TIDE GIANT s1u 73c GIANT IIZI 73c CHEER SAlVO TABLm RIG. sru37( .TOP JOB LlQ. CLIANil _ __ KING s1z• SSe Regllter E1eh Time You Vl1lt Any of TheM Storti Winning Numbers Peotod Wukly At Portlclpotlng Merchants Drowing At Homo Bonk Porklng Lot At 8:00P.M. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: PINK LOTION Johnson's Rodio & T.V. Wagnor Hordwaro Wold Crooo Sons Vlllogo Cut Rato Raclno Sorvlco Station Tha Club Rootauront Racino Gas & Servico Co. Holter Furniture Storo oz. Holiday House-Cleaning Specials ~rn• BAKER fumiture CHUNK TUNA N0.1 9-LIYIS LIYIR·KIDNIY CAT POOD PRIZES CHICKEN ,OP THE SEA 1 LB. CAN23c FLAT CAN 15c 303 CAN 21c 12 OL CAN 17c - ILADI MIST AliT. DIODORANT - - - - - - - - - 7 OL ,, ' ., 59 ( c Rome Beauty 4 .... 33c BOX 33c AU TUNA CAT FOOD c LB. BAG BONUS BUY EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 9·LIVES TOTAL $JOO AIIM's Buuty & Druo Shop Doniols Gull Sorvlco Eynon's Sohlo So,..ico First Notional Bonk Roclno Fui·Valu Mkt. Roclno Gongo Roclno Homo Bank Star Supply Co. SPRAY 2~~z. STARCH NABISCO CRACKIRI IN CASH 10 LB. BAG EASY MONDAY PILUBURY 011 BALLARD BISCUITS Frost Proof Refrigerators SEALED SWEET FROZEN • __ 3 0 range Ju1ce Duplex Refrigerators Color T.V. Portable T.V. AM-FM Radios Clock Radios Stereo Sets DRAWING DATES FL0 UR c METAL BOX Z. ADMIRAL IDAHOAN INSTANT LB. RACINE MERCHANTS : up Winfield 5:05 a.m.; W. ! Shaver, Jr . up Winfield 5:25 . FOOD PRICES IN TOWN. FOODLAND'S STOREWID£ LOW PRICES Rubber Footwear For All The Family ·-....:=====--- ' THERE'S NO "CHIN-RUBBING" ABOUT WHO HAS THE LOWEST Christmas Now I ' BONUS BUY DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR 10 LB. BAG ' �'-, . •• ·•• •SOCIAL CALENDAR ' - ~1111'"!" ·" .... ,~; Atla. Mrl. Vlljlll •• : HELEN HELP US! I I . I I , • .... •• - .. • - - ' r • ·. Dli!Jr.~ ,-~..,..,., Waoil, ·WJUatd • l!pfllt '1\ontql,. Athens, callecS..n Mr. and Mrs. inli wll)l Mt: and Mrs. Cbarllt ..... - · ~IIDJ!~!•I£!•11!l!IJII!!~IIa8, ~ . . .. I prdcil at the Keno cliW'l'h Fl' Jerry Masten, pall« ol tho day nJabt, De•. lOth at 1:30 p. Polneroy Chureb of Cllrlll, Will IlL lvtryone It lnvlted. AT lliiNO rRmAY ENJOY Hele• ......1 -- --- 1 ~ - and $7.50 ., • .I ' Several Varieties On Sale ' ' iU•sl -- ·- Mary Sbrioe, Wblle Shrine of Jeruialtm Will meoc ID reawer oe5SlliG II lba !Gar hall, Frf. day, II I p.lll. 'l'bln will be • ceremmlol IDd olftcers are "' queeted lo wear ICitmals. h llllllual ChrisWM dlDnrn aad party of the Ladieo AUllll· lory a( h Syracuae Fire d.. ,.,.-t will · be J'rlday, Dec. 10, Ia Oaear'a ~I room at Gallipolis It 7 p.m. AU mom. bert are ID meet at !be 1tomt Sylvo Zwllllnl at I p.m. stery polo will bo roveelecl gifts. DEC. 11 The Letart Fallt PTA sponsoring a Jitney Supper a Bezaar 1111 Dec. 1111 tbe 11.. menlary Grade School bUllcllDi. Serving beginl at 1:30 p.m. FUJ..VALu FII.OZEN Fooo BUYt PIES •Banana Sanitary Napkins : I ~ ~·~·.:.s~ - 33 c •Lemon !.• For Cash To Count On ••• Count On Us. POTATOES 1.39 7 tall c•nt FOR New Crop Sweet, Juill sa.. ... J9c An._ 2 89C They ' r~ sorn.p f.:' 9C ' ~b::;;:::::;:; :-;:;:.; : ;4 DEEP·BATH WASHING ACTION ' TRIPLE DIP RINSING IIORMAL AaiTATIOII AND Sl'll POT PIES Pereh F1'llets c.,"a ,_, __ ..... C Porterhouse Pia • • • lb. STeAKS _ 99( ••. Cube Steaks ____ •·•· 1•. lb. lb. 10. s1-1' 99c 49c SSe Stewing Beef ~.::·- - l0.79c be Thrifty, too-Grocery Values! ~-- roll• 89c I _ !~·15c 12 3·Minute Cool-off Period tumbles clothes without heat , •• auards aaainst wrinkles. Radne Ful- CAlTON ct~ns .,. . 1 -TON- PUMPKIN 0A I AlP I ' STAT~ '. RT. 3381N RACINI ~"1'HI ·~~~ ..l"•TH ... HART· (' PH. WI N342 Bright Sail Bleach _. ~~7~49c '--l"• Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! 4 A&P BRAND FROZEN WAFFLES 5-oz. Mince Pie 3 ~i~: '1·00 k ...... 69c ch- cae_...,, . k 3 ,.... a,.,. Dr1n .... 35 C CRISP- SOLID- LARGE 10c pkg. Head Lettuce MIII'Chl'l .. Fresh Eggs _ c1o1. 51c ~~!m Cheese ~· 31c ·T0pp1ng • A&P ... , ,,.... 49 Croom ctn ( • JIIIUI' ~ Sllectlons , , , Hanni!; l..oWi Fluff 'N Dr1. Wlab 'H Wear , • root l'lclll Duor Opener • Upl'lant Unt Filter • ~ PlaiiiJ IIIUni and ONLY 13~·00 WIT •u-.-~~~~~~on I GELS . FURNJTU'RE I nH & I'I!ARL ON ¥'1'' -'\ :: .... - . , · ' 1-lb. 2 IUNNYIROOK- MID. IIIADI A Market CHOCOLATE CiALLON --No~!~19c qt. l·llo. Ice Cream F19• Bars ••ko• ,,.... ____ 2 !:~ 39c Hershey Syrup c ,I Salad Dressing:::. ___ ~:;49c c Peanut Butter ~:. _ _~:~ 59c for J9c Golden Corn - - 4 !:~ 59c MARVEL VANILlA 10 99c qt. ' T-Bone " '*•· 45c Beef Liver _____ _____ Halibut Steaks ,,_ _ 79c Chicken Breast :~~~ _ JollA Vz lb. poll!" MILK ' many' "SUPER·RIGHT" QUALITY Enjoy Fine Quality and FAIRMONT CHOCOLATE FLAVORED I c)f A"-CREAM STYLI GREEN BEANS ' ' ;f. . t~. (t'md - f o r SULTANA -BEEP'- CHICKEN- TURKEY ' cans ENGLISH MOUNTAIN .. TkiiYimCO wii<Jppilll' A~cP• / 12oz. WAXED PAPER 't WELL <iG witlt til<' ll&villrs taey Rlakt. ,. s Reg. Sioo No. I can c They have a problem ... what tu -··-- - STEAKS ClVI STEAK S _- - clnl. IPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL CHRISTMAS SIRLOIN ~abl<> llt<N'e they can tru•l TREET TOILET TISSUE 16 SALAD DRESSING A&P Cares ... About You! The·y like to .• hop in a MOM COMo-+ROLL PKGS. Kraft Salad llowl .. he lrell 't AaP hao it . Pepsi-Co I a $1 ' ..... ... Armour's MARGARINE FVlrVALU BUYI Florida ORANGES .00 GIFT RJGHT REStmVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TOMATO SOUP - CUT·RITI i i.~ · .. That'• AaP. SOUTHERN ROLL MIL ~'f. ~ "~. Tht'y lik~ hrand ••lertwn box" CARNATION Court St., Pomeroy kl t-vet·yone. CAKE MIXES~!~'""" 4 89c SUGAR Phillips Sisters Style Shop "" That happenut A•P - QOOD 'N RICH COLONIAL 100% ORLON ACRYliC YARN OPEN WHITE STRIPE BEIGE Til.., jtooot • .., 't avoid il. 12 oz. bottllt Unclassified A PERFECT .... CARTON OF 6 Ful-Valu Produce/ Needs No Special Plumbing PINTO BEANS - 4 :. S9c - - - - - -1 . ··• tltrift-Minded lib to be eared &bolot.. Plugs In Like A Toaster I S ~~~ 49c •coco•nut •Chocolate Thi1 Hot point Automatic Di1hwuher 89c Morton's CREAM FilLED p..,. . 2 Jb~ pkg. 1Modess .• ·:!i RACINE I CARDIGAN SWEATERS· WesbetUVI~Uiniat I MARKET r- - - - - Another Shipment! .... • Ful•Jralu ASSORTMENT ~lllllll } . I Even Folks Who Aren"t fhrift-Minded Shop at A&P! ·. RACINE LUNCH MEAT I •.• . VALUES Ground Beef, 3lb. pkg. stalel represenll!d in til• tour·) m 111 chll'll)l pr.lplt. 0 i ~ ... WE INVITE VOU TO CHRISTMAs CANoy ~~ I 0 PAUl DAVIES JEWELERS OUR In Pomt PIeasant on December 28 and29 ;! Ptoc~e~-:; ,;: th< threewlllbolll8dby theRotarrelul> of NO PAYMENTS TIL NEXT YEAR CLELAND'$ T.V, C:' •• NO DOWN PAYMENT RADIO REPAIR wlTJ ,.01 'one from each w . :;1 PT *."~:· ~oM~rket APPLIANCES I Tn-JU~ •C!.,_,,e eo··---to "eatm'tTolntament ,: := ~~'! ~firt - . . PLEASANT - Four top- from tho Tri·State area will lea.; 'f'uesday. Dec. 28. the draw: , .".·:.· .. :: 121sllUlti.colle&e bisketball turo a Cbriatmu Holiday Bas· lba• . pittedca S7tatpe: 11 12.- ·-- ..- - ·---- .... - ketb$11 toorna111011t here llec. lagamst mp SVl e a .; Fabric Shop .House .·..... JJ 12 ~- at Pl. Pleaoont Hi·• N. Y. Clothing rwmo 28 and = "'' m. and Rio Grande ••· Cooootd l Donna's Restauraot . . 11 19 Team 300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 gym. :at t . , Landmark . . . .. ... . 7 23 Waid Cro88 and Son , .· 48 Tournament director Bob Si·l Admission will bt f! pe.r : 1 Carol Bochner 1!J2.&05, Don· Dutton 0rugo ...... ·.. 44 ler Oid tile Pt. Plea!iant RA>- night Ticket. are available '"! ;na's Restllurant 824; Simon's Ed's Auto Trim . . . . . . .. . 41 tary club, sponsor uf the event, the Tri-County are11.. Frank[ i Market 2230. ; Midwest Sleel .. .. I ".I .. 40 ha• lliiJIOd w..t Virgillia Slate Smith Is in charge of advance · . Team No. 1 . . . . . . . . . !7 at ln•Utute, Campbtllaville, Ke ticket sales. 1'ht gym aeoto l BEND LEAGUE Ed'• tucky College. Concord College[1,700 Ions. 1 Ken Yeauger 220·583; 1 Nov. 21, !tiM ·Auto Trim 831·2477. . of Athens, W. Va., and Rio · All penonnel of the teams -.. -· ....... ,.__ ---- - ..- . . . .J . - - ...... _ Grande College of Gallie county. will bo quartered at the Polnt Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 8. 196s.l3 Garno time will be at 7 and 9 Pleasant Resort willie in Mo .. · ... - - - . - - - - -.. - - - - p.m. on county. HOTPOINT NOW WITH : 1'/omen·~~ur::.IIY,~... ONE OF THESE ... a,; k :· BODlll'llliG. 141 " '' I Roy Christy, Sllllday evening. Woode. · R~lph Knight, Cincinnati, IPODI the weekend with Mr. · PLAN OINN£ll DEC. I by and Mro. Howard Knight and fto PomruCralt n · .. _. ·a1 Clart<t Allen Ch 1 The Disabled American Vet· . M Flo d ar es. erana aJ¥1 Auxiliary will have 1 11y Club will their BY 111LBff BIITJ'IL 1'liJat - J.R.D., PILD., lid llteent VlSitort of r. Y Mr. and Mr1. Clayton Allen Cbrlatmas dinner and arty Mon DlDI dinu.,.. II I ot OF QI101'ATIONS PIIOIJD OF IT RldODOUr have been. Mr. and and Bill were '111ankogtvtng din· day at I p.m. '111e ~~ Will Marlin Restaurat, Helen: YOUR HELPINQ HAND DE Mrs, Gerald EloelsteJn, Colum· ner guests of Mr. and Mro. Den· bave a , 1 IIIII exdlalljo. Deetmber 8. A fllllt My wile has 1 book. She has bus, and l.jr. and Mrs. Bernard zel Cleland. _ · w!U bt beld II ihe home ,.,.,1 1 books. They're all lD PAIITIIENT Elstlsteln, Cleveland. Mr. and Mra. Ro1o Cleland Evelyn Clark, Pleuanl !be "Qreat QuotalloDs" call- llMr Htlea: I Mr. and Ml'l. Roy Chrlsy were and Larry opont Thanksgiving Jamal Watll uaecl eteam to Tbe Pomeroy Bflld lOr)' She comes up wltb a l wondor 11 aome re~l'l~l fhallktglving dinner gues!J of in Columbuo with Mr. and Mro. htot hto office In 11114. This was Band Radio club AwdUary ~ quote lor every oc- lfGIIkl lllld 1ellert at1G • Mr. and Ml'l. Donald Matlack, vernon Cleland. the first practleal uee of steam have a Christmas dinner at the oatlOD. Lut lll8bl wblll dlDIItl' ID I lba~ID wbo recontly cele- Belpre. Mrs Bruce Myers entert~ln- for heJiUIIj: Middleport Maaonic wu late lhe said "You can't bra!ed his 95th bl~. He ltl Mr. and Mrt. Herold Newell ed Thesday evening with e l~~iiiiii""-====Oiii Wednesday, at .6:15 p.m. barry ..; oyster producing a ·, retired Lutheran mlmster, a and family were Thankoglvlng Stanley Party. ] PIND will be a $1 lift exchallje. pearl " Greatt want food naUv~ ol Gemlany, oDd came dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J M Tuttle opent Thanks· DE AILI White Row'"·J:'dsdalle ~~II'!' not P.arls. So 1 said so, and ~ lh,'"plcoueas':.n~ :/~:: !':~ giving ~itlt Mr. and Mre. Archie wdl meet owoe y, "'""· ·•· aame ba~ WI'" "Don't no Tutti ~- I R'd at the legion haD ill Middleport. c•. "' though he can't get around Rev. Richard Stave, 30 Maple ! '· ~g e 1 ge. . A ICICi•l hour wm bo held Dllille" I whlrtwmd out of a now, has earned a Ph. D. and Ave., Hackensack, N J. Thank I M": Lawrence Smith, Mrs. low the meeliDfl at the haD. . . which lbe beard • po!i: bu eervecl ., Chaplain In two you. - MRS. M.P. Roy Chmty, Mrs. ~Jaytan Alien i I Chr' lmll art tici8D oy OD tetnlllotl. lltalt Lti!llltllrll . Mll')'land This column " dedicated to and Bill and Alice Smith attendWo Re,..tr All of the a~cuee ~~ Some more ol her llttle 1004· IDd Nlll' J....,, llal III8Jly famJly living, ao 11 you're bav· ed the Ice Follies in Athens • Molcos l8d Modeli tlub will held Dtc. 1 at 111e lu " can think of off band tnteresUng slm'lO!! ID teU, ond]1n1 kid trouble Cit Just plain Tuesday evening. , home of Mrs. Addle Norris are Joys ar ?, wu:;mossg,·r would especially like to corres· trouble, let Helen Help YOU Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter, h.wrlt."(ng at 10 a.m. Roll call rows our spurs, and, She co~ pond 1n German with those She will also welcome your Akron. spent Ihe .weekend with 1 ~r~ d by readi quers who endures, as she who wish to In English too own amusing experiences Ad· Mtss Lurtlle Smtth I WY 2-2255 ~ I answere A I ng looks a mte all spurred up wtth The name a~ ddre•s of thl~ dress Helen Bot tel in ca~fl of Mr and Mas. Roger Hines, i 60• E. Main St. Pomerrt weehk!y poker wonderful nonagenarian la: r. this newspaper. Ga lltpolis, Ray Hines and son poU:c~a~=m~IU be Ps~':ved sorrow game. Bovli~r e vt my 11111 s e a got a 404 S..oncl An, at ~n .. Bring own table serv quote for every occaalon and I , lct'.'Chr!Stmas prOil'am and it wouldn't do any good to burn challge of gills in the the books becauee ohe's DEC. t 'em memorized. Whit con I say '111e Philathea Claa.! of to her? - JIM Midllleport Ch!U'cb of Dear Jim: You may look fal' will meet Thursday evening thor in tbat book and quote the <burch at 7:311 for the Lady Blessington who say1 llllal Christmas mttltillj. The "Borrowed thoughts, like borual one dollar gift exchqe rowed money, only ahow tho ... held. erty or the borrwer." Or. Tbe Philathea C1us of ware the fury of a patient man." lllddleport Church ol Chrlat !Dryden). Tbursday evening 11 And then DUCK! - H. Buy Youll obmth. Dor Helen: '!be Eleanor Clrclt of The letter !rom Dr. P.O., sNow! Metbodist ChW'ch will !be orthodonllot, muot ho ano'UI.·VALU BUY-2 LB. PKG. 91c Th111'8day evening, Deco. 9 wered. His argument of f;30 p.m. at the Methodist par- sive education is as outworn as s001ge. Proeram leader · hi» mercenary :;elf-centered in· be Mrl. WUilam Ruuell and humanity II obvious. I CID beat ctevotkmol - · Mrt. him by at leaot lwo yearo on I'UL·VALU BUY-TASTY Byor. ilolteuft will he Jean the eclucaUon toore and I ...,., Wefi•v•A Coob ond Mro. Earl Daven· bothered to count the cost. V•ry Large P"Tt. even in the mod lUcrative ilr Selection of Ch I Allllllal Christmas party of du•trial positiom I have held. Ca r ttrnas Guidlni Star council Daugh· I have never •Pif'Oodled hit $31 tors of America ill an hoW' earninto. And ID my ncly Now On Dl ill Dec. 8. Regular at present university loa<hlni, if, splay 1:30 p.m. followed by at retirement, 1 achieve a quar· dillllOl' a 50 cent gift ter or his preeentmmraete.JUofrob.l~I Tbt Wo!llen'a Millionary come I wll bt ciety of !be P""""'"l' Flnt happy. After retlremlllll, ' tist church will meet at dread to think. church, Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. Because I choJO 1 prolleulou MEMBER Mrs. J. H. Stephenson will pre- I love, and one whlcb IIOl'l!ly sent a Chriotmas program. Po~ needs me, why ahould my child· !uck relrellunento will be serv ren bt deprived of • ed. anced eatheUc lace, and 1 phy· Rock Spr'-lljs Gnllj]ll! will meet ototoaically balanced life" whllt CHRISTMAS Thursday 11 6:4S p.m. !Cit a pot· hit children arri•o at my TREASURE CHEST luck Christmas dinner. Meat clas!fl 1D the llteol aport Cll'l will be pnwlded. The regular and park beoldt my ~=~~ Reglater Eoch Tlmo meetini wUl follow ancl there old Ford! I lcDOw of DO You Vltlt will be a progr~. lrl\llllent for soclalJied medi· Tbt Catholic Women's club cine than Dr. P.O. meet tn the church 1udllorlum Some of us are lllllUvoted by Thursday, following roowy aet• rewards. other than -telary / vicet In the sanctuary at 7:30 l.otherwJse we would au ho pm There will be a $1 gift tists or doctoro). PersonoUy COUPON - - - exchana:e ~:nd memben are w prefer ~ creative eRedHm Thlo Coupon At Rorlno Fut.voto Mkt, AMERICAN BEAUTY brini one dozen cookrett. of teach1ng to the mundane chanics of matiCIIIory mo''~ I dee. 10 pulltion, and feel that my ~ Pomeroy wcru will have vices to society are !nO~ val· ' thEir Christmas meeting Friday uable than his. Tha D.D.S. 1 WITH 6c COUPON 1 PEAK BRAND at 2 p.lll., at the First Baptltt ltr his name ahould be appeJDd· 2 chuicll. Membtn 11'0 to take a ed to D.D. T. - Drop Soeiety Notes • I ': Opin Prf. &tit. r ' ,. I ' ' MIDJOi.II~R1r11 ' ~ ANY SIZE PIECE for Longhorn Cheese . i;~~i~; lb. • sse YELLOW GLOII Onions GGI.DIN RIPI OHIO lkananas I c --~•. 12c 9 lb. AppIes lomo 4 4 '"'"" ... c A&P SHREaDID .. JANE PARKER ·, FRUIT CAKE ,::·49c $5.00 or Mort 5 '3' .99 Rawns , . . ,. AlP SIIDID · I n.; . cak• ' ' . I . . •.; ',\ , I ' I""•'' I --,.------,. '('1:~ ·.- .... ' Wllllttoe-ol ! ':!'39c IIIIIIII.. o i Wlli\PII<I bJ La liiQino llto. 11, 1811 l1l1lt o\IJP'o Ia., 0 I . .: ~ i' ,. I �. . . ...-. -~ · · ·- ~ ,. r., ' ' I I . . .Classified Ads Your ~odcrn Community n ullctin Board 14-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 8, 1965 ---· · ..-------- Businan Servicet - --- · WANT AD INFORMATION 2StGNS QUAliTY Pomerov Motor Co. Real &state For Sale CUSTOM BUTCIIEJIINO 111<1 FOR SALE: House, 5 rooms cutting. WiU bUy hides every and bath. Phone WY ~~ic Monday. Pbil Meier, Phone _ _ _ _ _ ___::=..:.= WY :1-3510. 9 18 Uc Teen-ager is Facing Charge Paul VI Asks World Peace At End of Historic Council I ~ er FRED wswi!UID VOU AN• 'VI.IRE WA6GIN' TON611EII I WOZ THUTTY CENTS LOSER!! I I ' .>looswn- . I DAILY CROSSWORD .&08018 4. Emplrt 22. Coolur 1. Avo:d St&t6; ., ti. abbr. -~ I Sh~~tU!~h 9. Th& :'ltg4 ~ ' ) ... S.Abyd 6. Batten 1. Asaumed names 8. Bay ot of Europ 8 10. Hauled 12. Early Amer~can 23. StRrvation H. Corroded J:"J. Transition :a.1u 11111 pl... 2<. Eul. lYlofll t. Boise It ils capital 16. Monol...mout 11. Supp-..)~rell 18. Well ·knOWll uncJ• 19· B: ne 20. }t-Jowed 21 . Lampre,YII 22, Speak 23 . Ow1:H 13. Fi~ld deity 15. Be.'Je~ch 17. Mince~ (tftth a;t . BridKe positiaa 2i. calendfl.r 2f'i. 1Cndt. 26. WeRt 27. ft.t.. Y.ahftl•r'• A•••• lucta.rtt :18. P'J'Pnch 33. Surrealist painter 36. Under.. world godd- river aa. Went forth: pooUe TH' GREAT MASSA CREE, WH ICH . WE Will RE· ENt>CT, BEGUN WlF A . SNEAK ATT~K ON PEARL HA-RPER" AH ALLUS TAKES THAT ROLE!."' .. ......, II.Com- 31.Manackw l.hbrevla.tlon 26. Foollike pa rl 27. Like 29. D(}(_!lllPdiLJ Book monHy 10. StealthJ 32. Earthly - U.Pofto&ue• Rutland Honor Students are Announced 2115 . Bdehouso ~1 don't auppo" you h&Yo anything on how to CET the dOO>tor to ooma?" 31l. AnU~ 17. Stone tablrt 18. Meanmc 39. Slipped iO. OtherwlM DOWN 1. Rank 2. Sen.giM a. Mtuucaa ..... rubber A G)fkii'Mita-ztaa.. 181111 I YlfFXZRII WMPO Radio t"UNDAY THRU FRIDAY- 6:00 Sundown Serenade I: 00 Slgo On - ''""" &:05 Sacred Hearl 1:45 Sip B 20 8:25 l o3t 8:57 1.till 1:06 7 30 7: 35 7:35 7:10 8 1:15 1:00 I: II U oDO Metgs County RFD Paul Bowers, Farm Newa Weatller National ,;ews Bill Miller Sho• Sporll Parorto Bill Miller qhow Picken~ Harawarij !'!'U.s '!'burs. ) Newa Bill Miller Show Baker Furnllure Shull Newt Colfeo with JIDel Portralla of 1 Pabio! iOoOli Swap Shop 10:10 BiD MJUer Bcu'ldl Show 10:15 Muoo "-· Plroaram tTt-eadaJ) 10:15 Family Worship ('!burs.) 10:45 A.b.C. Prn&J'IIII (Friday) U:OO Ne111 ll:Oii - · · Cnunlry J...t!OII l'lnJ'o Coomtry Hym111 12:00 Cement Block NaWI 12:10 Goessler'o Guest Star 11:36 CFrtday) 12:10 Larry Anderson Show FURS WANTED: Red Fox, $3. ~lus krats, $1.50, raccoons, $1.75. Maran Fur Agench, W. S: 11' Jim Meea Show 0 Wright) N. Brown St., Ma- ''"· w. va. Ph. week days 4 p.m. m -5296, 12+30tc --------- - any length, pick up load. CaU · ---·Glendale Skidmore, noo\1.-board and care for an I I Uc elderly lady in my home. 1 ANGEIN!~.----·- Ohio, MY 6-343'1. S:i\•ersville , Ohio. Anna Hain- :• WINTER es, _Vl3-~:~ . _ __t~6tc insurance Agency, lnc .• Pomeroy. Phone WY W381. Auto Sales 9I Mullen lnsurance Agency. Inc. Pumeroy, Pbone WY ~L 4: IS t:36 4:40 loOO 1:1111 B i - Auto Show E1eclrte Comfi&DI NIWI Jim l4eeo SIJo1o NOWI Jim Meeo Show 1:30 IUWI Wutbor Jtepart 1: 50 Sportt ParOdi fHE BORN LOSER l FOR SALE: !950 65 Buick _ $2,895 l.cSabre 4 dr. Sedan. One c <~reful local owner. Power steering and brakes. Shows best of care. Blaettnars J)XX TERRY IIIJIIWA 1.1 YliD 1.-LI'IFDX I'ZDJI W.&RilZJI Ye•lel'da¥'• Cl')'p~ J(T 0NL1' FIW:NDS.- LONOF'ELLOWA.VIIU.- Alilll )11 tO lli6U, kiq E•tw--11 l;rDd.lcel.e, be.) ou SUURDAYS- 6o00 Slga On - News UO Happy Valley Hoys I o115 Country Music nme 1·20 Country J · amooret ..OO Protestant 7"30 S"""'• p Hour d 7· 35 •.-·· - ara • WJEH RADIO II'JER LOG 1:45 Spotlight oa Sporta Monday Through fridOJ' u; Wealher 7ol5 Sign On, Must'•al Cloc• < • HO Conununlty News 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:10 World and National News : _,, Anders011 S!IOW 8oOO Ohio Valley News 5:15 Sign Off lU o45 Irs llluslc - Army BoOS World News 7ol5 Siln Ou, Musical Clock 11° 00 Outtoo's and Ht!l'D.' Delry 8 l 0 Sports Today U5 Ech... ol Joy !'up Ta Sllow BoiS Weather Picture Booo Ohio Valley News 12:00 New• U6 Musical Clock B:05 World News U o15 rusical lnterludf Bo55 Community News B:IO Sports Today IUD Rev. Merlin <'eets tooo Talk ol the Town 8:5 Weather Pleture 1:110 Newo 9:55 Masoa County Newt loll Pt. Pleasant Football 1:05 Jim Meal Show IOoOO Public Service 10:311 Songs for CbiJdroo HO Sports Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10o46 Goldeo Key 6o00 SUndown Serenade 10:36 Latchstring 11:00 News 6:15 Si«n Oil 11:011 News 11 :06 Saturdly Show ~l'ND~YS 11 :05 Morning MeiodiOI 12:00 Local, Oblo, Nat. Newt 7:311 Sigo On- Arm,< Hour !except Friday, Chureh 2:20 Bulletin Board 7:55 News · Bells Ring) 12:25 News 0 Grlllll B:OO Baptist La) <DID'• Hour 11 :45 World New• 12:30 Saturday Mallneo 8:30 Sunda~ Show 11:55 Mason County Newt 1:311 News Headlines 1:30 The Bible Spell.' to Ynul2 oOO CommUDity Nowa 1:11 SllurdaJ MaUriN 1:45 LogtolaUYO Report 12:1111 Noon N1111 1:&5 N• , IC 00 Tho Good r.l!e 12:10 Markell 2:00 Satu..loy Mallneo 10: 1.:.. <.:ongressman Moeller 12:15 M1d Day Weather 2:30 News Headlines IO:iO The Country Hymntimersl2:20 Bulletin Board %:31 Saturday Matineo 11:30 The Qwel Hour 12o2& News 0 Grams 2:5" News 12o00 Newt 2:30 County Agent 3:tt.. Saturdly Matinee 12:15 '1'111 Cbrtltlana Hour 12:4& Country Go ROWHI 1:30 News Htadlinoe 12:311 '1'111 Rot. Merl!r Teell 1:55 New• Beat Ul SaturdaJ MatiiiH 1:30 The 8ft Silas BW•2.00 Country Go Round 3:31 SalurdiJ lolatlllet • ... 2o55 News Beat 1 6& N 2' 00 The Rev. fii'IOIII 3:00 Mid Way Matinee ,' 00 "" I::IO Sunday '~ "".11· . 3:55 News Beat ' DlaclnJ wltll Dolt 8:00 Sundnwll Serebadl lOll D' . .h 4:311 RlcUo R i 0 1•45 Sigll Ofl : tscmg wit DoSI i:llt Newa Roundup • 1:30 Interchange~---....!..•~~:;:15:.,:Sl::!oan!:. 011 0 llf-ARHANSOM Br HAROLD G~Y �. . . .. ' "I ) ' .· ._fDa_!!~ Sentinel, Po_f!l_eroy-Midd~e!)Orl, ~-· .~.:.!· _1965 ·Famllie1 Come /or Holidav Dinner Around And Ab t OU M'ddl rt :. . Jeigs Temple Pythian Sisters, ~~ '. H p • f Will Help Medma ome roJeC s. . Mr. and "Mrs. Waid Kimes of Chester entertained at their home With a h!mlly ThankDgiv· Plans were made to assist ,from the lod~e in secunng_ ~ !ing Day dinner. Pres~nt were: lth the projects for the Medina l swtmn wagon for t_he Medma iMr. and Mrs. Pa,ul Kunes and I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i epo Gift Suggestions Drapery Department 2nd Floor ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS d MEIGS THEATRE I • I .• .. ' stop in on the 2nd flonr and see this new DAYTON, Ohio tUPI) -Three of Ohio's major power companies announced plans today to construct one of the world's largest electric getterat.Jng sta• tins, a $200 million instoU.Uon on the Ohio River just east of the Adams - Brown coanty Jine. selection of Gift Hassocks. You'll find a • style and color to suit your wants. $5.95 to ~Q-95 The station, which will gen- Now Insulaire: the 365-nights-a-year blanket by 1 M~OA.:T&WA I I ·.;,· .,: , :·. ': . .; : LOG CABIN THROW RUGS I Beautiful sparkling colors. Washable. 100% Rayon Viscose. Skid proof back. ... OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Til 9 Also OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY 1 ~~ i ': 1' Mrs People In Pcmeroy Floyd Mescher of LebaDean Barmtz was elected non wa!-1 th~ w~ekend guest of councilor for the new term by ;her aister and brother m .. law, Theodorus Counctl, Daughters r Mr. and Mr~. John Mitch and ot America, Mo~day even ing at i family. the IOOF hall wJth Della Sl.!ihl, 1 James E. Ginther of Middlecu,uncllor , ~residmg. . !town w.'l:.. the weekend guest of fhe meetmg opened In ntual- hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Jstic form. Marguerite Durst IGinther. · was reported senousl)' ill in Hul- Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Flszer Hospibl. A Chnstmas grl:'e!- 1cher ond Terri L~nn were Sun· ~ ing was reod from Bessie Sloat, dHy gueMs ot his mother, Mrs. ~ ! state t'tJUllellOL Margaret Sei· Susie Fischer, Morning Star. r denabel. depu ty, reported on at·. Word has been received that · Itendmg the Deputy club and dis- Wilbur (Tony) Frecker of Cleve-1 · tntl offl('ers Christmas party land, a former Meigs County i Sunday in Marietta. She slated rseident, has returned home · lhttt a D1slnet Pa!-i t Coune1'nrs ·from hospital where he was a Assocn1tion w11l be organized in patient for a week and il imPornern_v , Sunday, Janu1:1ry 9. provmg. , Other officers elected were Alfred Gloeckner of Canton Carrie Memhart. Vll'e count nor: spent the weekend with his mo- l· Nettie Hays, assoc iate vice ther, Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. . couneJior; Cora BPegle, condiJI:·' Denn1s Moore of R~o Grande jw lor , Ltlltie Cohen, warden, Win· spent the weekend With h Is , I ona Cook, mside sentinel ; and parents, Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd f I I Ma1 ie Hauck outside snetinel & Moore. lnJslet. Mrs. Edith Teaford was the ; Sunday guest of her daughter ' F' 1 PI u d and son-in-t·aw. Mr. and Mrs. I ."'" fill$ ""' e IHenry Bentz and family, Ra- • for Church Dinn"r cine . PI<Jns were completed for Teresa and Cindy Gooch ~ the community dinner sponsortheir j 1 spent the weekend with 1 I'd by Heath Melhndist Church srandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ~roup.!! Tuesday, Dec. 14 at 5.- i J. Hill. I :w P m. at the ehurch for chi!~ I Miss Susanne Arnold, atudent d~en from the first through the at Ohio University, spent the I 1SJ Xth grades in Middleport. In- : weekend with his mother, Mrs. 1vitattons will be delivered per-iMaxme Arnold. I 1.!Kmalty this week. 1 Mrs. Velma Douglas and dau- : ! Plans also were discussed for lghtei, .tane were recent busH ~ the Hour of Sharmg on Dec. 19 ness visitors in Gallipolia. : during the .church achool hour ' Mrs. Bert ~ebster entered when the ftrst six Mrades will Holzer Hospital MQnday and ! have char~~ of the openmg ser. underwent surgery today. 1 v1ee. 1 ... :.! ,;, .... :" 'f. o<l 2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 0:.. ~ -----~-! COMMUNITY INSTITUTE - Items rang! ng from quilts to antiques were on display this week at the Bedford Community Institute In the Youth center building at Bedford. Here, Mrs. Guy Lee and Mrs. Carol Jones inspect some of the antiques with Mrs, Roland Eastman, chairman of the Institute. Danny Myers, grandson of Mrs. Jones, a1so looks on. The Insutute is sponsored annuaUy by the Hemlock Grove Grange in cooperation with the Agricultural Extension Service.__Se~t::l::.n.:. ei:_.:.P:;_ho.:.t:::o:..~~~~~-~-~~-- ---------:~ l'J*;<l~~'m,€\I!Sl!!~Jl&j ... &he WORLD WRAIN, Oblo UPI) Gov. James A. Rhodes urged Ohio counlle!l Wf41ne-sday lo seod· their own trade missions to Europe to bring new iodustry Into the state. Rhodes, speaking at a civle luncheon after opening a oew stretch of Ohio 58, said such mlulon1 COlli businessmen only about $1,000 for two we-eks and added, 4 'lt's deducltble.'' >eo by DP&L, halfway hetween1 work will be built In the area. Peak requirements of the three Aberdeen and Manchester. Toj The three firms currtntly firms total 2,908,000 kilowatts. carry the flow of power, a 345-\ have generat\ng stations with a In Columbus, Gov. James: A. O~volt transmssion line net- cap•city of 3,47ti,OOO kilow&Us. jRhodes praised the three com- panies for "a firm faith fa fW future of Ohio and Jta ..trL growing need for electriCal ~ ergy." ~ Offer Ohio Five-Year Pla.f Dayton Power and Light ,Co., the Cinrinnati Gas IIIII Eteelrle Co. and the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Defendant 1 B 1 13 99 I 1 An Excellent Chrlltm•• Gift I Available in both lacE" and slipon styles. Jarman's Famous // Deerslayers ••. for the ultimate Ia Smart Casual Comfort 'lbe comfort you get from a pair of Jannaa "'Deerslayen." ia no happenstance. -.... ..- -·- ., I 1 \\ _ Toss Cushions rM:~;-rA'b:~. 1" Is Elected As Councilor . 3'x5' ......... $5.95 4'x6' ......... $7-95 24"x36" ' ..••.. $1.95 27"x48" ..••... $2.95 24"x70" ..•.... $3.69 i .,.u. i Mrs. Bornitz erate 600,000 kilowatts originalt ly, will be jointly built by the I I 1 1.7 · W "': s; -;; Giant ill he Built on Rive I 1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Christmas list. . * • .1"!1 I NO. 197 everyone on your I ':1 ~~ ~ :2 "_. ": a sure to please gift.~. for • ,r. •. e - ;;: VOL XVII ;;j Show-er Gt'ven Mrs. Mt'chael At Hood Home enttne ' ' M d M D lgbt Wat. : w hen the Meigs Tem- Home and for reparrmg and 1 SOD Charles and Mr. and Mrs. r. lUl rs. w H\Jm~ ~ian Sisters met 'Tues-,painting its outs1de buildings.> John Kurtz, Sandusky; Mr. and lace and daughter, Nancy, were P~, ~ening tit Ihe Legion hall The group voted to help. !Mrs. .James Kimes, :00" Tad, in Huntington, W. Va. Mod~day. a..• e~ · tern ' and daughter 1'ammena, Cleve- While there they were mner In Mldd~1)1)rt. Ofhre~. pro The auditinli: committee. wus land. und Mrs. Charles Baum, : guests of their son, Bruce, a ~~·er~ Dr ··: ~a!l~y. al tln.g most ntlmed. inrltldlng Norma.Zirki~, ' Chester, an aunt, great-aunt jstudenl at Marshall University. ex~~~~~~ ~hlef, !lnd Mr s Mnr Maxine Owc~s, and Dons Ball·! and grat-great-aunt of fam- Mrs . C. A. Emmish is visit· I ill Wl Childs. pruledor. b ey. \few ofht~I'S were elected 1ily Pictures were taken of the I ing with her daughter and fam- 1 One appl ication form:~ and wlll 'be installed at the nv~ genera~ions at the home ot iily, Mr. and Mrs. Don BID'key l ship wa~ :l~pruved d e rt .L'lnlwr~· meet~ng. Member~ are Mrs . Iva Singer at Chester. i in Marietta this week. I 111 mtrr•!Jer~ ""ere repo.rte~ .· lo IJrmg cookies or sand'hiChes Littlt- Mis~ Katherine Kurtz I Mr. and Mrs. William Slater . . 11 elm•' ' k h IT1 ,1r· 111 hoo: r1t ;1l~ 1 II t' 1 e . 1 1anu<11 · · a ~ 1111' l II:' • Y le o· on~oear old • is• the great-grand· and son, Bil1y • spent the • wee • wert' 105 ~wk c:tll~ rt'[JUI'led "J • • Initiation was schedull!d fur d<1ughter of M1 . cmd Mrs, Wa1d end in Columbus WJth the1r dau1. Ph 1 l\1t'inl 1art report, :ddro~ ~~e wa\·~ and meG~n s corn· tht! Ft>bruary ,.1t't ,mg. The birth-: Kim:s. Their duughter , s:tty ght~r and son-In-law.• Mr. and . · d"'"~ mlttJ·t "'• ., ul Mr• , Hor:.Jce McElhinnY· , Herl1ky amd daughters of Sand Mrs. Thomas Watkms. df 1 ( nd Mrs Meintwrt Wt're obser- dusk) ""ert- unable to allen . 1 Mrs . Guy Reynolds and her Grt>Hmg~1 W'-' 1reo~e1103 Rrr~~1 1~ It' ~ed du~ing the soc1al hour. Mrs. -----1 mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, Gr.md ('h e o · j' <~ · · · ted t M'ddl t a d Edna Burdette vis who <~Skt>d for ussi sl ari{'E' 1\arl Owt>n wa~ appom o I epor , n .. . : take l'<tre of gifts for shut-ms o! , of Leon. W. Va. vts1ted SUnday : ---tht' T{'mple The group thankl•d In Charleston, w. Va. with Mrs. 1 Mrs. Juan Clark ond Mrs. Ella Ethd Roberlwn. Pcmerov , Ohio t.emlt•y lur tht· Chn stmas tree , Ptir. and Mrs. ~ilUam. Ault A g1ft exrrcmge was enjoyt>d : and children, Denms, Mern and 1~ rnllowm~ tht> meeting. Tht> host , Mrs; Melvm Hood . and d~ugh- Pen·y Ault. VIsited with Mr, :; TONIGHT 8 ] and Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr , essPs , Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Lem-. tt>r, Uu~ryl. ente~t~med With. NOT OPEN le~· and Duns HaJ!ey served a:ln y e l!~ shower )< nday evl•mng Waverly Sunday. They .also ~IS· : sol<.~d eourse from a tJble df'<'" 1of the1r home, Lorust-sL honor· ited rel'ently in Sprmgfteld w1th · THRLJSOAY tkru SAT. oratt•d m ket>pmg wi th t h!:' ing Mrs . Everett Mi chael (Sh a- relatives. I Otcember 9·11 " HELP" Chris tmas ::;easoll. : ron Mitch). A pink a~d bi ll.~' Michael Bratton returned ! T!IF LH<HL FS 1color tl~t>me was c~1 ned out !l , Tuesday to the Institute of Tech- 1 ·11 c· IHll t 1Jlor' ; decorat~nns ~nd g1fts wer~ : nology at n . Wayne, Ind. where I T h~ [; .. ,! 1•·'· Johu , Paul TO DINE THURSDAY placed ur a pmk and blue bassi: he is a sludent, following sev- ! Gfurg<". 1 \JII ~ u' Fealurttle : ' net. I er11 1 days visit here wilh his I c~ ughl On The Boonu Ttlr Past ('ountliurs of Theo- 1 Games were played and pri'l- 1parents Mr. and Mrs . Owen Co!orctrroons dnrus . Cuu~c1l DauRh!Prs. cf !es awarded to Mrs . r.rene llen-j Bratton' and family. He was l Admr,, lull i.1e & 40e. Amrnca w1 l,l have the1r annual : dneks, Mrs. Jal'kre M1chae! and home for the semester break Chnstmas dmner & party Mon· Mrs Jean Housh. after which Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawk- · 1 SUN0~~~:13,f~ES . th~ Federated c:htlrch, ~hurs- ; the honored guest opened her ins were business visitors in I " LORD JIM" dA~' at ti<iO p m '11u~re wtll be gifts. ! Parkersburg w. Va . Monday . l Pel<'rO'I,uh• . .tanH'S 1\lason a $1 g~ft exthange.' _.~ -~~ Hefres hmt'ntsof pmkanrlbluf' ITiwy vlsl ted in Belpre with ·- - . . Icurx·akes topped 1nth a mm1a- their doughier and family, Mr. . ; ·~·.,. •f ~ ··. ~£·~;·: . . . . .~·~.:-,··;r{~.':.: ·. ~) · ,. tur~ doll: coftee, punch. <~nd nuL<; : and Ml's. Charles Vroman and ~· ~~:i~. · -~·. ~ ,.~·,.· -~·· j we1e setved to Mrs. Joan M~s- · chtldren, Mark and Esther. ! • 11 • ;.), "':~~;. ••f:-.~- .. -~ !jaJ, Mrs. Jeiln Roush and Lin· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay 1 . , (1\ ···; 'i: . · ' · ,· . ·s.,' · du . Mrs Betty Baromck, Mrs. t have returned to Columbus ar-1 Jackie MIChael and Peula, Mr!-1.! ter spending !.he weekend here I Clara Thomas, Mrs. Isabelle I with Mr. and Mrs. Will ia m T. Wehrung. Mrs., Freda Mitch 1Grueser. Mrs. Jay had spent Mrfl.. Barbara Chaney, Mrs. Sha- 1the week here and was joined ron Manley, Mrs. Carolyn Bls· j by her husband for the week-. sell. Mrs. Irene Hendrir:ks and ~ end. 1 M~s Ceceli~. Mitch. 1 The Rev. Howard Ruppelt ! ~ Sendmg glits were Mrs. Bar- i spent Monday in Columbus <it- • b~:~ra Walker, Mrs. George Cas- ; tending a church meetmg. ! , to . Mrs. Jessie S1ssun, Miss Sal· I ' ly Radford and Mrs. Ann Hy- . 1 • Ft~ !here is tbe i I And only Morgan-Jonu bringt you thl& wondrot.11 new thermal blanket. Cool in summer, warm in winter-it's al~\ all the blonket yov'll ever need agoin. lnsulaire's magir; i1 in its airloom weave. Thousands of tiny cells speed away body heat in summer. Comes winter, toss ony li11ht cover over lnsulaire and il warms you perfer;tly. No weight)' feel in g. No electric: rigomorole. Nothing buttn1uloire. Comt see it. You'll love lnsuloire's hand-cror;heted look-it's pretty enough to use os a bedspread, too. Mad-line-walh-ando dryable in pure cotton, with deep nylon 10tin binding._ Whrte, pink, blue, beige 01 Qreen. Size 72x90. Be•nlllul coverings with Kapok filling. Square11, rounds and oblongs. $p10 ond $]-95 Ideal Gift For The Home THERMAL BLANKETS $4.95-laguna by Fioldcrest. Solid colors. Rayon, ton and acrylic blend. Size 72190 Inches. Luxurious AI Down SERENI co~ $7.95- Sieepcraft brand. 100% virgin acrylic. Size 72x90. Solid Colors. $7.95-Morgan Jones 100'11 cotton lnsulaires. Size 72190 100% Nylon Binding. Solid color, $9 95- Fieldcrest printed Thermal Blanket qf 100% cotton. Floral patterns. Size 72x90 inches AU ny• Jon binding. Thermal blanket• are light In weight - yet eltremoly warm - are completely washable - ceUophane wrapped. AUTOMATIC Electric BLANKETS BED PILLOWS Blanket Is made 80% rayon and 20% acrylic. Solid CJ!or gold, beige, pink, red, ,green and blue. Choose yours from these types. Fllled with all Fortrell 7 ltm) polyester fiberfill., Machine washable. Retains Its shape. Won't mat or lump. White covering. 63x84 Inch•• Twin a.d Sla, Single Control 13.95 71x84 Inch" Full Bed Stu, Slnolt control 14.91 $5.95 ' " tht Other Bed Pillows For $U5. Foom Rubllor " D1cron. 721:14 lnchH Pull Bed llro, Duol Control 16.H I 1 I I No One lnjurel In Collision Bedspreads $19.95 1 wonderfuDy 10ft upper kathcr. TheD there i' tbe lwr.wlously tWd wshioD insole , .. the soft Jealber liniog •• 'the 1111Ctioo-U<ad ""f>" ... aod bed. Comfort *flohdy n tbt bywonl bert - and we bdftove you'D want 11>....,. il, _ 1>u1 w<d" wlleo )'Oil "l'"" apair. : Menwrull ;, Read ' daughter I for Mrs. Dillard ENTERS SCHOOL 1 1 [ Miss Cheryl Hood. 1 of Mr and Mr.~ . Melvin Hood,: A memorial was r~d 1n bon- I has enrollt>d in Nationwide Beau- \ or of Mrs. A. A. Dillard by ty S<"hool. She w!U graduate in Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Flsher \ May from Pomeroy High School ) when .G~oup 3 of the Women'1 and Jx>gin rosmetology training . A~soctah~n or the Middleport in September. F1rst Umted Presbyterian Church met Monday afternoon Bronze was probably discov- ~ at the church. erde when copper and tin were Mrs. Helen Lewis reviewed accidentally melted klgether and Ithe cl1apter entitled, "Freedom allowt'd to harden. of fi'aith" taken from the :ttudy --I book, "Paul's Epistle of the GaGrand Coulee IJflm is the ! latians " Toking part werl! Mrs. ~~~ld'~ ..l.:rges:_~~~r~le. ~~rn:___] c. T Shumaker, Mn. Fisher, 1Mrs. Clara Stewart, Mrs. W.alMen1 & Boys i ter Waddell , Miss Margaret I I Sauer, Mrs. Mildred Beeson, 1 SLIP-ON Mrs. R M. Sherman and Mrs. t J. E. Harley. ! COMPLETE SELECTION IN JARMAN SHOES- WIDTHS A·B-C·D-E 10.99 to 24.95 ·- I "A Gold Stor Store". Ask for your Fr" ticket In P-roy'• Chrlot""'' Caoh Give-Awoy Black Boots $9.95-$10.99 THE SHOE BOX Mldclloport, 0. PRACfiCE FRIDAY Mrs. Alice Nease, choir dl· rector of the Federated church, has announced practice will be held Friday at 7:30p.m. instead of Thursday •• scheduled. WGGAGE FOR MEN AND WOMEN AIRWAY-TRAVEL JOY-TRAVEL SMART Cannon Perfection Bedspread, double knotted, fringed all around, rounded corners, 100% cotton that washes beautifully. Williamsburg Blue, Antique White, French Gold, Colonial Brown, Dogwood Pink. Attractively gift boxed. $8.95' $34·95 to All types of luggage Including tho new contour molded atyle& The coverings are 'good quality vinyl and In all new fashion colors. You'll find a1Jo a complete Uno of attache casea for men. OTHEII BEDSPREADS ... . f"'m $5.95 to ,.f24.95 DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Take time to look around In the Drapery ))apartment You'll find a lot of helpfulllifiiUiiMiou. Wln4ow shades, curtain and drapery rodJ, yar4 goodl, patterns, sUp covers, shower curt:ltna, window eurtalDI and draperleo, qUilt batUaa, tomforten, blallkelt, ~:·••~a~~::.,-::;. IIDover IWttpen, porcb floor 1 . El~rfeiC:Is In 'Pomeroy Bronze wa!l the earliest alloy r . ) • ' _, · ,.,~.,, .... ~ '·· • ~--------·•lliil"il"~"i/1-'ti···-~il tlledbymaa , . ,. 1. / ,., ..pp~", • ME' IE---- 2~ - I 'IP!liPPE'I¢ill''"f> \ ' 1' . ,. I I " Cannon Heirloom . '· . FE ?Pl?UP . ·'· "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 8, 1965 board sines skeen