http://66.213.69.5/files/original/49ea004f0098c42c556f04bb01f08e44.pdf 87cf24c5ec3a81c2b2336d835cf6d623 PDF Text Text ·· ·-.. ...,...,__ . , r, .... ca·tholic •• • Can dfe/''9 h•Commumon ' Chrtstmas • P/ annedby presby ".Qn Service • l ••••cza•••••u ...... Malee Elberlelds in Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center for Everyone on Your List wwzzcus _ . __ ,.,.,..,_.,.,..,. . Mr.,. Walter HayiH, reJI.ooal I ldenls of lhe Meigs County in· U rodlo and lolevlJloa obalr 1 t 'finnary 00 be held SUnday at 5 man, bas .......eel tiU!l Mn. (Continued From Nine) fe ' S · lp.rn. Committee for the party, Cbarte1 LowlJ, preatdelll of · control. Mrs. ~ul ~\<i!IS~Il • •.!J!e,P!tmerGJ ' WladlnJ TraU A hiJhly r<spected ItaUan Pla ns were made for a 19 at 1 30 p.m. Wlth Mrs. ThoO):" PrOC:r.am; Mrs,. Ed.wlf4 Burkt Ga""a aad Mn. Joe theological journal (La Scuola Omstmas t·andlelighl ('{lmmun· us Kelly and Mrs. Edward BuP.. !U, tefresllment!i abd Don Strlitle arid ·Mrs. Joha Ter- CaUolica of Milan) published a lon service when the deacons kett named to prepa~e the ele- Lowery and Fred Lewis, pur- rtll will appear 01 Channel S, _long article ~s month repo~ and deacones~es met Tues~ay Imenls. New ~omm~ruon l'OVers chasing. Reports on fund rais- Y(SAZ TV early S.tarday mg ~at a Wide consensus . evening at the Middleport F1rs1 wJ\1 be pruvu:! ~d ~) Mrs. Ru~- ing projects were given apd ice·• mo~ 1a a demonstration e~~eloped among Catholle ~~:. -. S..OP UNTIL 9 f';M. FRIDAY NIGHT -SATURDAY9:00to9:01) L' -1ed Presbvterian rhurrh. · st'll Lyon.:~ and MIS!~ Phyllis I cr-eam freezers for the church 00 how to make ud decorate ! logJ.ans in support of ~ 1 1 ~he servir~ will bE' Tlf'ld De(' . •Jouchirn .__ _ _ _ I were to be purchased by a com- OTistmas packageat oa tbe , that use of anovu~~nt P s s ~ ! - ---- --- ·- ---- ~ ~ mitte tncluding Mr. and Mrs . Job•'~ Alml.nac lhow.o morally . ac,cepta e way o • ' p 1 H· tonstall Mr. ~wi~ _ ,. · ·- ' · , regulating brrths. Pope Paul is MEN'S ~ and au Map · 8 a 11ey. · · ~>tU:l'D>.t-twmu...-.!i:!ill :Eiil ,lreported to have read rs Herman . the article prior to pllblicat1on. T h e u n 1t e d Presbyterian Church has diBproved the 0 0 widely held belief that ricb bu s ; ness men won't come through with big gifls to a The annual Chnstmas dinner cburch that takes controversial and party of the Pomeroy Bend I stands 00 social issues. ! I Citizt>n!' Band Radio club Auxiens ln th l liarY was held at the Middle- I The Presbyter . are . e· Broadcloths, Oxfordo. . The Pome1·oy Craft and Hob- · port Masonic Temple Wednes- i mids~ of a natl_o~Wide C~~pa_tgn . 100% dacron~ lola of bv d ub nwt t~t the Murrin rf>s- day at 6: 15 p.m., with Mrs. ' lo nu~e $50 mtl!wn fort ca~:ttal l · cons rucuon, MENS tu1.1rant \VPdncsdav for R C'l1n.~· t - 1car 1 Hyse 11 ask.mg grace. · needs' 1- lhat nd Is, en vation of never Iron shirts. , . · d M l>e 01 the E rne €xpans on e. r o 1 mas turkey dinner sen·e at C" • m " ,. d vtahnged1. seminarie,, colleges, churches, Snap tab collar- re• 1 p m w 11h mt>mbers ser1 ted ,nap 1"'1', l 1~::.5 • serve e ID. 1 d 1.. · at 11 t;1·blt' attractive witl1 wh itt' ner wit . h "rs. 'I ChurIes Benne It , hosp1ta gular collars - but· . . s an r tniCS. J , H. Hudnut ton down collars. You <·owr aud t't>ntered Wllh i:lrr ;H ' - I•' JI·s· 1.t" 11, r llousl . l ".-.nd M r 5. 1' Wtllram • d d . r., . 1 h II. John Lrorrs preparing the meal charrman of the fun nve, •. Solid colors: grey, tin or are sure to please rangt·nwn1 o u \. · ld UPI 1· -k 111at four · . · and. ~tr .-; _Rubert Km.'l . M r ~. 1 ~ • t liS. w....... 1w black. Genuine "DillSkin F'ollo"-rng the d111n er. the Will ram Kmg, Mrs. George g1fts of $1 nulllon or more have I ~ him with a dress shirt leather palm. Size• grnup wl:-'nt tu the home of F\ t'-. ~'leinha rt and Mrs. Richard been ret·eived lo d;lte, all Ira~ 1 IDlall, medium, & Iara:e. SIZES l~· n Clark. P lt'a~a nt Hidge. for Pi ckt'ns st'r\'ing. The Christ- , corporation e1:~cutives, He sa1d 1 a meeting v. ilh Albt'rla \\'a g· m<Js them~ \~as carried out in there h<Jve het"n m~ny other 14V2 to 18 nPr pres1den!. ih rhar~e. :\I em · the table with white cover and very substan\w.l g1fts from ; MA;..i~ bt-rs answered roll call b~, nam- del't~ra led with hoiJy, red poin· bu~uwssmen._ . : L----.~~-..... 1i1:g a Christmas carol. A p0em. settws and red l'<~ n dles. T 1-r e U n 1t e d Presbytenan '· ·· ,.....:....:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 't "Chri stma s Without 'A Tree.' · Following the drnner. Mrs. Church h<:~s been among ~e ! was rPad bv \ Irs <.:l:lrk_ Plam Elwood Bowers conducted a most liber ~:~ l Protestant ~1es ; \.•Jtl, too. will nnd this the easiest. surest . were madt· · lu sew for Veter· ' short business session and gifts 1m lls ~tand on rate relat1ons ! ' ans Mrmon1 1 h(lspilal at 11w· were ex::-hanged. The traveling _(lnd other social issues. 'i •• :1v to "''·e ahead for 19!ifi Christmas ' next rnet•!ing. A rt>port W<lfi pri ze donated b~· :\-1rs. Tim · "Despite controversy o~er I~ ·ifts, partie<. )'ea r-end expenses. Just given on favors ta ken to Llr- Neutzling was awarded to Mrs .. some matters, . Presbytenan dhr eal'y· \'t'Pt-'k ly deposits here can gi\'e I man 's rt•st home frw 1'hanks-· Glenn Smith. 1lay:ncn are, stJ_II supportmg · _'."1111 the ~pal'e ('a~h to buy "them" just lvi ng Pran'r b\' ~-lr. Wagner Attending were the above and their church._ sa1d H~dnut. . Water repellent brown what they tcant next Christmas! ~losed . the ·ml'l'l.lng . Mrs. Harold Hysell. Mrs. Na· : The Am~ncan ..Jew1sh C~n· , ,. · · than Biggs. Mrs. Robert Hard-: gress has adv ised Jew1sh duck - with sheepokla A dt"sst'r'l course wa S servt•d t'll. :\1rs . ~'r~eman Enoch. Mrs .: parents throughout th~ country 1• JOIN OUR 1966 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW/ lining for rugged protec· hv tlw lwstess to Brvrrl~· Chap- ~ .Jam!'s Carnallan, Mrs. Agnes to prolesl any publiC sc hool ·• • • n.r:-~n and Lori. Dorothy Me Ken· ' White. Mrs. Gcorf(c Canon. M!·s. Christmas observance wh_ich ! tion and rugged a: o o d zit". Eh 1.ahnh \\'t•ll. Mr. Wagner. Fred Ta~· lor and .Mrs. Wayne ~ includes "de·arly Sf>Cta_n~n , ~ Just received in time for looks. You'll please him i Bernr('~ .lt'ffrr~ . Lelia Curtis. Green. The January meeting practices such as natiVity , Christmas giving a fine · w11ovPnt' Zurcher, Maxine .Jor- will be hl.'ld at the home of Mt·s. play ~." I with one of these In his I dan and il-lary MeAngus and Carl H.vsell. Rutland, with Mrs. ''Such devotion.ul p~actices, new se-lecUoo or binocu· correct size. Sizes 38 to l:Judrl\·. · Harold Hysell es co-hostess. 1 wh i<"h ;1mount to turn 1n~ . the . Iars in the popular sizes. · .- ! ,sclumii'Ovrn mto a rehg10us 50. All complete with leath: chapel, are flagrantly violative DAUGHTER HORN I or the church-state sept~ration I er carrying case, shoulPomeroy , Ohio ~gt w1d Mrs. William R. ~a- · princ1ple ," the AJC sa id in a · der straps. Attractively v!s of .Jackson are announerng : statement issued. this week. 1 boxed. tMlh of a 9 lb. 3 od. daught e r , ~ It also cautioned Jewish TONIGHT & SATURDAY MwlrPIIe l.ynn. af Holzer Hosparents .against going along " HELP'' pita I on Wednesday, Dect>mber . with holiday fef:i tivilies in public ' Tl.IE BEATLES (Teeh nIL'nt(>r 1 R {irilnrlrarents an' Mr. and schools lllat purport to honor Th1• RP:1tlr~: Juhn, P:wl i\· l rs. Robert A. O<:~v i s of Pornboth Christman and Ht~ nukkah. : Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears GI'OI'!(t', Hmgo! eray . t-.licht"lle has four sist<,:>rs "The impropriely CJf secta- : F•aturette : and a brother. i rian oiJ.,ervances in the public Caught On The Bou'lct POMEROY RUTLAND Colorcartoon1 1schools is not cured by adding · Admi~sion: 7~<' & 40c . COME FROM KASSAS to tllrnr ," it said. Mr. and f\.·lrs. l-lmlt'y M. N~l­ Member Fed eral Resen·e System B,~BY ~Jn had .e.s iuests las t week, ! SUN.-MON.-TUES. 0..:. 11 · 13 · 1~ I \1r and Mrs. Willard Ragsdule , Elberfelds Infants section Me-mber Federal Deposit In su rance Corporation "LOR D JIM" Agra, Kansas, and Mr. Arlie on the first floor is brim· Peter 0'1oole, Jam.f;!j .'II<:~sotl f'l u~11n. Burli ngtun. Kansas. ming over with wonderful gift ideas for that baby boy or girl. Sweaters, Sweater Youth of the Racine and Oak Seta, Sleep and Play Seta, Grove Methodist Churches met Diaper Sets, Anklets, Bunton Dec. 5 at the Racine Church ings, Blankets, Playtex botwith president Debra Van Met- . tles and equipment, Shirts, er pre·siding. Pants, Shoes, Bootees and It was decided that after · caroling on Dec. 23rd the group many, many other things would stop l:!t Rhonda and babies always need. Sharon Ervin's home for a He never hu enough Ues. Christmas Party and gift exchange. TITt:'re will be a bake Select one or two from thls sale Saturday, Dec. lith at new selection. Including a Cross's Store at 9 a.m. fine group of Wembley Sheila Bailey had devotions I of hymns, a poem, a talk on I ties at $1.50 and $2.50. Sothe Ten Commandments, and a : lids, smart patterns, neat prayer. The m-eeting was closed i figures 1 new popular shad.· by the MYF bell€diction. Rereshment.s were served to ' Debra .and Lewis Van Meter, Unda and David Grindstaff, Rhonda and Sharon Ervin, Pam CJeck, Ann McClintock, Pat Hi\Jt and Rose Easterday . All youths Jn the area are invited to attend the ~xt meeting on Dec. 12th at the Racine ~urch at 8:30 . p.m. 1 .. c._,; Cro Its, H bb y ClubDinesot The Martin C-B Auxl'll'ary H lds AnnuaI Dinner, Party . . I ' • I ' ' . ' ' ' ' '!IU}!J ' i' J<-i 11;: m "OS. i'l!IJ Y 'IPJ \ ' VOL XVII NO. 199 I lx ~ ' f]( th· to ed If< ' 1)1 J ~.95 ----,.-,_-_------.....J YOUR GIFT-GIVINS EMlER! Carhartt Brown Duck I RANCH COATS 2 I Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE $14.95 NATIONAL BANK GIFTS fQI . Youth Meet at Racine Church December 5th r~~·~· ···~·-.---~··;;;;;:; ~::~;;;~::······ ! - I MEN'S TIES 1 ' '· i 1 ••• • _..,;;::::;;;::::::;:__ I :•• • e PENDLETON DRESSE5-SUITS- I ~ ! •t •• I, i• ' t• By CuriH 1nd S.weU ', e Top Coats .. .. .. · · .. · $34.95 up e Hats by Stetson & Champ $10.95 up e Jackets ...... · .. .. .. .. $7.95 up i• Pendleton · ····· By Purlt•n 1nd Rugby · · · · $14.95 up WOOL JACKETS AND SKIRTS e Shirts by Anow & Shapely $4.00 up e Belts by Salvatori · ·· · · · · · $1.50 up e P. J.s ............ $4.00 to $12.95 - I l Mrs. Thomas Taylor and children of Torch, Ohio, Jewel Brock and Mr. and Mrs. William Graden of Cincinnati •U were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor and fe.mily. Mrs. Effie Watson had he children and grandchildren ror Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGill spent Thanksgiving with his niece, Mr. and Mrs. Benard : Polton of Marietta . CRESTMARK $1 PC. Stainless Steel Set SERVICE FOR EIGHT Set consists of 8 each dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert spoons, Ice teaapo_ona, salad forks, 16 tea· tpuons and one each butter knife and sugar shell. $14·95 e Trousers by Hubbard elavi Brand Sportswear e Robes e Jewelry e Billfolds e Luggage by Samsonita & Airway ~...................~····-- I ....., BAHR CLOTHIERS ' _. FIVE~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1~, 1965 " Tumbling by Capsule at Breakfast Time Easy to Correct; Temperatures are Down Wonderful gift sugge,. Uon for boys. men and women. 2 cell Ughta, 3 cell lights, flashlight lanterns, pen lights, Ray-0· Vac or Ever·Ready. I Ill Elborfoldo Also H1vo A Complete Soloetlon of Fl11hllght Balhlrlos oncl Bulbi. Farm Bureau to Seek Greater Memhershir:J I MiSSI•ng boy Located ·I·n FadeIey Area Logan p]ant. Of Goodyear. J E d• : 1 1 s xpan Ing _A'' • 1 1 Governor has Elderly Portland Woman Falls from Auto, is Killed • • • on MIsgivings Trustee Acl• , S F' db I even IDe V Judge Porter ° By•L Afe McKenzie ,, Dies Friday . at Mr L h f ync Cheshire dies Ear1YT day The earn: . ._., , . 2 1 PLAN REGISTRATION Pocket Knives Reveni Ware Copper Clad Stainless Steel ror glvlng '" getting - The world"o finest cooking utenalls. Cboose !rom an tlzes In saucepans, otWell, saucepoll 1nd percolatnro. Choose a Boker or Queen Cutlery pocket tnlfe. 2, 8 and lour b!ld· ed knives. All uceUent quality and in your cbolce of pearl or bone handleo. $)-95 ,. $5.20 mt w~fd::r.'urt ~"::~so: :~ rm. I I I ~rfelcls In Pomeroy! ., SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - Astronauts Frank Borman and James Llvell, des· pite some early morning " tumbling" o( their Gemini 7 spacecraft, sped today toward their first full week and three million miles in apace. The astronauts radioed to a tracking station at Carnarvon on the west coast of Australia about 6 a.m. EST that "when we woke up we were tumbling much faster than we ever were before."' The "tumbling" action had been very slight previously Oil Borman and Lovell's two-week flight. The Houston Space Center thearized the excessive twnbling The Ohio Farm Bureau today Committees from Athens, Gal- uary 28th· was caused by cumulative announced a stepped-up cam. lia gnd Meigs counties at Bail-1 The Meigs Committee ~ condensation process e s miles hom earth. 'flight. paign for membership, reach- ey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. 1 bers are. Virgil King, chQ#to, aboard the spacecraft. After that, LoveU and BorSecood Pair Sunday ing into url>an population to "We are using a 'basketball 1Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mrs. Jia Borman and Lovell also re- man will complete the job of On Sunday, at 9:54 a.m., compenste for a possible drop tournament' theme,·· sa1d Bow- Carnahan. Mrs. Dav1d Kobleatr, ported that the cabin walls, carrying off every existins EST, astronauts Waller ~hirra m mnuenoe of rrura l people t er. ·Six commitlee members m John Colwell, Leo Story at which had been uncomfortably manned. space ruord before and Thomas St~fford WJU -~ due to reapprotionment. each county will be expected to Andrew Cro~s. ,. warm for Borman at times were splashing down Dec· 18. blasted upward _m the ~emmJ Paul Bower, organizutlona: recruit five workers each to The Ga llia Committee ~ .about 20 degrees colder. Only minor problems troubled 8 spacecraft 1n purswt of director of the Meigs Gallia co- make up the teams. Th is will i bers ~:~re Maurice Thomas,~ They estimated the tumbling the astronauts Friday. Borman a~d ~Yell. .. operatives, said, ''Drives are give us a work force of at ' Mrs. Ishmael Gillespie, ~. rate at about 10 derees a sec-1 The astronauhl went aloft at A_fter adJUS~m~dethe ~emmJ 8 t? run co~curr~ntly in lll~ roun- ~ least 30 to t·anva:;s each cou nty Mrs. Ralph Boster, Mrs. Wet~ ond. 2:30 p.m., a week ago today, orbit W C()JDCI With the ! tres of Oh10 th1s year, WJth full for new members during the . ter D!!Wltt. Mrs. T. F. Burle~D~f Borman and Lovel said they and at 8:16p.m., EST pa~ the oeGarl_y. 7pe1~:C 1 ~11 rclfe of thhe use being made of all means Idrive which wi ll kick-off on Jan Mrs. Dan Noller, Tom Jones W . · d' thr 'I k on em1m lkP m1 es rom eart .. . . . stoppe d th e tum bi mg Jmme 1~ mIll'1on-m~e mar Sch' ' d S rr d .1; of pubhc1ty so as to st1r pub- uary 17lh and run through Jan-. Dt1s Young . · ately by controlling the rocket. theJr 109th orbtl- more than Jrra an_ t.a or WI lie interest in the aims of the - ~ They were to complete a full half through the two-week overta~ their fellow a~trona~ts Farm Bureau organization. . space at 2:30p.m. and _ _ _ and · week m lh fly close formatiOn Wtlh "Because of re--apporlionmPnt, ·.· three million miles at 8:15 p· ~~ht hours earlier, Gemini 7 our workers will_ be asking nonm. (EST) . will have iogg<d a man hours- farm rural restdent• .•• well · MAYOR DRAWS- Pomeroy Mayor Charles l.egar, cen· At Cape Kennedy, Astronauts 1 In-space total of 358 hours 34 as farDM! rs, ~o mom m 1966. ~e " ter, draws one of the winning tickets Friday afternoon in Walter Schirra and Thomas 1 minutes to rai:!le America's gdav~ abnl env 18~ 1e rt~eordthgettmgh the Pomeroy Merchants Gold Star Christma11 Give·A·Way Stafford were prepared for a , man-hours in space to 1,000.. es1ra e eg1s a ton rou_~ Promotion. held on the parking Jot in Pomeroy. With "His· blastoff Sunday in the Gemini ?our hoors after the launch the General Assembly, b~t With I 'I oner" are Dude Gibbs, left, and Paul Chapman, right. The space capsule for the reat of Gemini 8, Borman and · the loss o_f represe_ntatwn m COLUMBUS (UPT) names drawn as winners Friday were Mrs. Paul Powell, race in space - a resdezvous Lovell will break lhe world Irural countieS. we_ WIU Deed to•• I New Haven, $50; Roberta Kerce!, Coolville, $25, and CJif. between the two spacecraft 186 record for a single llight of 190 be even sI ronger rn I'ue future, million expa nsion of the ~d Ph . M' 'II M F b p II d M ho 56 . I t b L he said. yearLogan Tire &wasRubber Co. plaat for illips, mersvJ e., . L. ur ee, or an ' ary P':llii~-~~W'l:mYiVi:I~·W>-llifi'I"W:!t.w~m&.!i%J?i I PT. PLEASANT - A 18-year- urs mmu es se y . • • . I at announced Frl• Crouser, Rt. 1, Rutland; Roy Tracy, .Middleport, and Harold outh missing since i a.m. Gordon Cooper and . Charles The organJzatron~l d1reclor day by Gov. James A. Rhodes. old Brewer, Long Bottom, $5 winners. No purchase is reSAIGON (UPI) A senior Frid~y from home and school (Pete ) Conrad on Gemmi 5 last asked Lhe local count1es to wo~k The building and equipmeat t garn t quired to participate. - Sentinel Photo. Buddhist priesthin t~~ Da was spotted about 10 a.m. today Aug. 21-29. ror at lebasl ha. 10 pt>r cen expansion wil l add aboul 90,000 Nang area ba. t reateiiQI to 1 1as1 a n _mem ld ers lp over . I ye ~;nuar ~ feet of manufacturi"• disembowel himself because of by a "•earch party but he van· Th I r. -, -. I hed .mto near by WoodS · ls pCil'e lo the plant and allOW )D. repOrts that a u. S. Marine s ...... IS WOU 25 meanbea gam· 0 rumh chopped off the bead of a The Mason county sheriff's · w to rnem .rs 10 eae I crease-d produl'tion of paddld ~· statae of Buddha, it was re- department identified the youth county. da shboards and the start of~ All plans for the mass mem 1 1 ported today. Ias Paul Eads, son or Arthur manu facl ure 01 door pane1II and '~ Fbe~dship dlrive wer_e comf pleted l PV'f. HARR\' CLELAND 1· othf'r padded automobile cozn..~ A bl•b-levol Morine lnvesU- .and Madeline Eads of State • Route 35 about five miles south r1 ay a a meelmg 0 mem-1 poncnts. ..!dnrr F. Powell, 69, Portland, died Friday afternoon cation was aDder way, but oo bllr1·. of Farm Bureuu Growth , Pvt. Harry H. Cleland, son • when ·she tell out of an automobile on priva\6 property resulb were reported lmmedi- of here. I 100 ------ o( Mr. and Mrs. Dallas B. Th(• SJZe of tht> plaat will bf close to her home. ately. Authoritle!l said the' wal'l'h nearly doubled, .Frank ft. I E.d I pen Clelaod, Rarine, joined U. S. L '"'"'· · g•n•t·al manager o1 Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing ruled late this mor· Well-lnformtd American aour par Y saw young s n COLUMBUS (UP() - Gov. Marines on No . . . f 11.nd is now r., "' ning Mrs. Powell died as a result of the accident. ces said Giac Ngo, tbe elder Iterrain and when he was called, James Rhodes. who took office ~ !ltatloned at Parrb Isla nd , Goodyt'ar's foam produc[s diYiIt was reported Mrs. Powell, a passenger in the car dri- Buddhist priest at tbe Khue i the boy ran Into nearby cover pledged to an austerity proSouth Carolina. :;wn snid . but it is diff icult &I ven by her husband, Simon Powell, fell from the vehicle Bac Pagoda in Hoa Long Vii- known as , the Fadeley. ~ood.s. gram, apparently thinks the sav huw many new jobs will fat as it drifted backwards. ---~-- Iage, reported bls threat to The boys father, assJstmg m Ohio State Uni~rsity trustees crr<Jted bul · a sizeable nom. Scene of the fatality was 2.71 Survivors Include her hus- Buddhist Jeaders who notified the search. asked the par\y to shoultt be equally careful how ~~f. brr" will be needed when it 113· miles from State Route l24 at j band, Simon; these children, the U. S. Emba&Hy, ht . . back while he entered the: they spend money, even if it is 3WS l'omp leted . ..! Syccamore, and four-tenths of Floyd of Ft. Pierl'e, Fla. Way· woods hoping to be able to per· donated for a university presi· 1 Construction will begin in Jan-·· a mile south of the junction of 1ne of East Liverpool, and Mrs. NICE, Fraoce (UPI)-Autlt- suade his son to return home. dent's home on the campus. Seven fines were levied and uary wilh completion scheduled 1 Lebanon twp. roads 133 and Aaf(Jn Turner, Racine; 13 grand- or Somenet Maugbarn, Ruffer- The search resumde _early to- -Afrer trustees voted, with just three persons forfeited bonds 1n -\prrl The ongmal plant Wtp 11 134. children, and six great grand- lng a long illneu, lapsed ioto day after nearly a fJve hour one dissent, to spend $.100,000 m1 Friday in Meigs ('OUntv court M h M K &'i C j bui ll two years aRo and a 24,001 Officials reported the accl- children and a sister Cleta a coma Friday. see.rch last night beginning a- a residence Rhodes broke his action o( Judge Frank W . Por- S 1 rc ae1 c di'n~ 1 "'~. 1· .om ohrt. square foo t add1t10b was madt · 'HartsvJile · · ' She · s1lence · · he regretted to ter Jr . ! ' Pomf'I'O\'· ' Jf' u r rl( <JV· 111g _ l·as·1 J u1Y. dent occurred at about 3·30 p Kimes Oh1o. The IH-year.old author' s se- bo ut 7 p.m. Th e searchers m· and 'SBld 1 · · ' ' aid 1 d h ff' d t PI · at ·---8 m. Racine emergency squads- was a member of the Dorcas cretary, Alao Searle, • to- c ude s er1 ~pu Jes, · hear it Gerald E. Tinkham , charged I al inVeterans Pomero Mernor1al wsp1t , men were summoned to the Pentecostal church. day Maugham was being Pleasant volunteer firemen. Na 1 In a letter sent to persons with DWt was fmed 5150 and M K y. . . d h ' • IC'elle and took the victim to Funeral services are tenta- rushedtoahospltal''wltlaiaball tiona! guardsmen end other protestmg the ouUay, Rhodes t · nd' sentenced to. three ! _Mr c enzle 1s surv rve Y SecondSuspeetJI · General hospital · · cos s ina county Jail Telma l 1 h1s Me1gs where bvely set for Monday at 3,J(I ao bour. " Sea rJe refu sed to I vo1un teers noted ,,there 1s a wid espread days K w1fe ·b Bertha tl r I'ThatkeJ Med S . _ ough t bv p o I'Ire o she was dead on arrival. The p m. at the Ewing chapel. Bur- 11ve 11ny lodlcatton what J The sherifrs office said young behef that tax funds are bemg p . ll d $l5 d '. enz 1e, o 1 o omrrov rm , • ' 1 accident is under mvestigation ial will be in the Bald Knobbs Maaybam wu sufferin& from. Eads apparently elected to miss employed" on the ~'expensive" Cov;e '~p~ mg, $I(, and cost!\, Robert M<Kenz1e. Columbu•: , COLUMBUS (Up I) - Pollet 1 by the Meigs County Sheriff's cemetery. Friends may call at 1WJ1j/~;~«t:&l\ll~~" school Fnday and go hunting. president's home, to be located as~r~;~ clea~Y~~~lanc!n 0~~<: ~: : da ugh~~~- Mrs '/'hl)ma~ ~~~~- arn·stec. one sus~ec-t ~nd .tOUIM department. the funeral home. He apparently left home about on a f1ve-acre wooded tract at f · e 'SIO nd nx. Mt eport. 14 gra n r I · , another F'rrday rugh t m a 1,40tl ~==::::::::::======~;;~-;------;;----;;--Ch ed t a.m., with a12-gauge shotgun. tile far west edge of the cam- Rizer, left ~ ~en\ r, f 1 11 t ren. and seven greal grand- tht>ft at a serv1ce statioR. Secretary arg pus c~ts : Dana PP e. <II ure Ol children He was precedrd in Arresled for Jsveshgatkm ell S, 0 With Embezzlement . TWO ARRESTED · Lantern campus newspa· dnve on nght half~ r~a~wlay, 1 death by three sons and two grand larceny was Wllliam G. 'I• • • • • - - •. . I COLUMBUS IUPI) _ The The Meigs County Sheriff's per editoriallY said Friday 1t $1 &land ch~st1s·1~hn d ct u "d·1dau.~htt'rs , Oll~er. 18. Columbus. The mand t t ted C · E ' · ' unsa e ve ICe , ~ an cos s. an ' F ne ·I ""I' · "S til b• M·n 0'1 Breyfogle Construction Co. of epar men arres arrrun · opposed the constructwn, as '(I S Ebl f h 1 5 u 'd ""' ,,.c~-. " · ' - ager o1 t he Cerll f'ed 1 1 II!I'V Iet Columpus filed a $89,406.15 suit Clark, 37, Pomeroy on a DWI blatant excess which the univer· ~ven t m, unsa e ve ICe, -~ da y at 2 P m at til e F:w l~!:( stat,on said Oliver and • Friday against a former pnvate charge and Emmett Wlch, !»6, slty cannot afford " a F ~; s b ds Ed d chapel Willi Hev Carver Wtll· pamon entered the slation, 1.0111 0 r el mgd 0c" . secre'"p"' of the firm charging charging hiJD with intoxication, wp e " walrl5 , 1ams off1 catmg . Bunal Will be when the manager's back WIS 1 an Maney ar1 u11ms, I. h h (' . 0 she embezzled the money from , Pomeroy, on an affadav1t 8 d f T h . . 1. h· d i 11. t e H!'f'C .rovt' l'emetery. turned, removed $1.000 ID c. . 0 0 charging him with intoxici:ltion, Y avern e(ac _on LmiOWXICakion c ar~~ ain · Friend s may f!l. )l at ltle funeral · and $400 in endorsed checkl. .: July 1 !96! to Jan 12 1965 ID · ' · • · · 0 e "8 F und :arcJa . or man, · t ...rv or I home anyt1me. . ..~~ Funeral servrce9 for Mrs. Mar- The suit charged Mrs. Alber- Fr1day· wn r I o left of cent{'f. j the ~aret Mary Lynch, 59, Chesh· ta J . Hixon, Columbus, emile- - -CLEVELAND (UPII - 11" ' ; Roofing Materialo lfe Rt. 2, ~ho died ~arly today zled the money while working body of a tavern owner was , TWO MEN FINF.D , , 1 at her residence, ~111 be . he~d as a private secretary and bookFRIDAY SCORES foond lying in the doorway of LODGE TO MEET 1 Two persons were fined and ~t-Ji l troyed JD F1_re Monday et 2 p.m. wtlh burtal mI keeper. Mrs. Hixon pleaded Don &: Art's Bar early today The regular meeting or Ra- i anoU1er forfl'ited bond Friday 1 CI~CLEVILLE, Oh1o (UP.g, the Gravel Hill cemete_ry. . guilty In criminal court thi:~ Wellston 61 G•lllpolis 59 with two bullet boles in the head. cine Lodge No. 4til. F. & AM wil , In M iddl~port Mayo:- I, e e - F1re destroyed m~re tb.JI!l ~. Mrs. Lynch was born m Me1gs week to embezzling more than AtMns 84 PomeroJ' 44 . Patrolmen ~assing tbe tavern be held Tuesday, Dec. H. There I Smith's cour1. Ron.ald l.Re P-: ~7.000 ~orth .of r~ofmg matef.. "' SAIGON U. S. MARINES county, the daug~ter of the late $38,000 from the finn. Jackson ,72 Middleport 55 1R a cruiser diSCOvered the body will be work in the Master ling, 29, Mineral Wells. W. Va., , 1als Fr1day mght m a fouNiour . . and South Vietnamese soldiers William and El1abetr Rup Nelsonville 45 of Arthur Kubinski, Jl, of sub· Mson degtee. All Master Mas-· was finf'd $150 ane costs and 1blaze at a motel under constntc. · moved into position today for a Athey. Veter11ns Memorial HosPital Log.n 43 (2 OTs) urban Seven Hills. His feet we~ej are invited. given a three day Jail sentence tion on U. S. 2.1. a mile lOUth } deatb blow at an estimated 1- Surviving are her husband, Admisl-'ons _ Robert TOOmp- &stern 59 Kyger Cr"k 48 outside the doorway, and h1s on a DWI charge, and Asel, here. ·· '.IJ tJOO entrenched Communists e.;. Arthur; three daughters, Mrs. son New Haven: Leona HeD5- North G1lli1 44 body inside the tavern_ SQUAD SUMMONED Searles. 73. M1ddl ep<1rl. was Firemen said a care!:•~ , circled 1n the coastal area soutb George (Helen) Lemleyt and ley' Long lkrttom· Willie Cross H•nrun Trace 41 The Middleport E·R squad I fined $10 and eosls for rntoxH)H tossed cigaret probably ca ~: o1 Da NIJII. An estimated 20 Mrs. Richard (8et~y) Stenrt, Ra~lne· Gladys Ashworth Ra: McArthur 66 ~•h1m1 53 SET ALLOTMENT Wfl.!i summoned at 9 a.m. to- · tion. William Isaac Lynch, 50, ! the fire . ',o_. to 501 Communllta already had bo~. of Rt. 2, Cheshire and Mrs. cine; Donna Hayman, ~cine; Rutland 58 W1lton 48 WASHINGTON mPn - The . day for Mr~. Arthur Lysch. Che- 1Ashland. Ky., forfeited a $1 0 i • beea killed. William $nd . ~Iizabeth Rupe Charles McClain, Racine. Pt. PleHanr 64. Agriculture Department Friday Ishire Rt. 2, who was dead on · bond 011 a stop s1gn v1ulat1on I C OF C TO MEI!:T ain; a B?n, Wilham, of Col~m- DJscbal'lea _ Joan Estes, Alu"'nl 63 (0T) set ¢he national usglll' beet &1- its arrival. charge. I The Pomeroy Cbe.mber f •, . , Allied leaders were conlldeat bus: a Blster, MJ:r· Mer! Sptres Middleport; Dorothy Rideoour, Coni Grave 10 lotment for 1966 at 3,434,000 ac-1 Commerce will meet Monday .._, 1 tbe Reds could DOt escape. of Kyger, and nme grandchild- Chester; Evelyn Montgomtry, Rock Hill 43 res with Ohio's allocation ~ing LOOAL TEMPS MARRIAGE APPUCATION noon al ~ailey's r~tauranti, 'lbey are hemmed In 011 tbe ren. Langsville; Onnan Mays, Reeds O•k Hill ? 32,38'7 acres. Tbe 1965 national The temperature in Pomeroy's Harold Hansford Payne , Jr., East Mam-st, President J -:.· east, soatb and •-est. HIP. . Friends may call at the Raw· ville; Jeanie Wells, Middleport; Symm11 Velley? acreage wasl)'/5,000 acres and businesll district at tl :tO a.m. 18, Cleve land, press _operator. car:;ey announced today. A , way 1 Is tbeor'etlcally apea to ln~gs-Coats Funeral home any- leah Greer, Syracuse; Darrell Ohio's acreage last year was today w&& 46 degress under and Peggy Sue Riffle, 16, mem~rs are urged toadnett. 4· tbe aartb, bat U.S. lnd Vie~ time after 10 a.m. Sunday. The Krautter Mlnemllle. 31,57t. cloudy skies. Meigs county, student members ore "'led to ltloio4 _· umese warplane~ are ready funeral Will be conducted eltb· ' -- --- - -·· to blaol tbe Ccmmllllflt. K er at tbe funeral home or at 1 lbe aorlb, but U. S. 1nd Vlot· church yet to be anoounced. ll8lllele warplane• ~ ready SHOPPIMC to blaol tho Ccmmuniots II TO PICK·UP BITS IIIey try ta flee in lllat dire.. lfoa. Tht" Fire BY REULAB JUNES in enoperltioo with the Kiddie- port Iligh School vocni music story Ia told In parts Including "My Sheep Were Graing", Ger-1 men tmi P P agam the~ Area music lovers will hear port MlnlJterial ~ltloa, instructor, will ae<ompany the the joumey oo Bethlehem, the man seventeenth Century carol, SAN FRANCIBCO ORGANj f"[ Res the fllrlstm11 message present- churcb cholr clirec9lrl IIlli the comnnmlty chorus. birth of Christ, the shepheTda, with o high school vocal group ' !zed labor lJ glviDJ blonkcbeck dents m:y lea:e ed In IOil8 and olory SUnday trdlool sroupo in the hJih She ailo will direct the Girls' the angels, peaee on earth, the giving the echo ; "The Firs•: I : 0 backing to Prellide!lt Johnson's porchelOr m y call city hall lor ovenltti, Deo. f21t 7:30 o'clock achool oudltorium. Ensemble with MlJo Maraorie Kings, the etemn1 story, and Noel", a French Jlth century ' eondttct of the war in Vtel Nam lei;. a at the atrlatm!O .,.,.,.. being The _ . . , wllllttelude the HarriJ, the accomplnist. Mr. He shatl reign. number by the chorus followed IIlli will rally public support P up oervlce. pmented b)' the Middleport fllristmas story nuralloa by Ruaell will direct the band oe- The community cboruo witt by an Old French Corol, "Gloria. to ovcoome sign-carrying crlt. Choruo, tbe Middleport High tbe llev. Donald .Bomte, paalll' .iectlo05. pr<sent a~te selections A quarter composed of Mary leo. Me!p GeiiOI'II llolpllol ldKJoi bond IIlli Iligh School ol the Firat llaptittl Cburcb; The proJram wlU belin with followtng the story topics. These ISkinner, Dorothy Davis, Dicit Wi Tbo flghtlog in Southeast Admloolollo - Geralcllne V81" voOal Maemblea. familiar Cltrlllmao hyrnna IIlli the Projiltecy Ia ocripture -li- lltclude "0 Little Town of Beth. tey and Donald Hicks will •ing, ABIII o~ tradllioaal Jan, Letart, w. Va;l Vlr(ll 'lite Jlnlll'llllil andar the dl- earola, III!Cidat llllllle IIlli oj!ter vett b)' the R<¥. llooDoi w(tb lellem." feoturl!tg Beulah Whitt "It caroe Upon the Ml<lnlgh,. lloltor concemo todl)' as lite YubrouJh, lltitlud. netloD ol Mr. WUUam K. Ruso numbera, 'lacludittl the BIDe- the dtiirUs oftlging, "0 IIIII Letmie IlaptoaataU in 1 Clear" with the chorus. Fea~~ · 0 .. Vtlltion ~ llllch- .- DarreH Mt!CoJ, ell, ~ lt!ottwnealal IJI. Jujali ~ by ~ tel," .a ~ !lJel; "0 Holy Night" with Ben lured ill the number, "We Three •· ' .!Ia I'Jll• Two) lllrlford, Va. NDittj illil ll l!ifiil ltrllllllld Ciat- Utt!lf, &11' "Ciblluf oitlll. 'l1iil Pltllloa IOlolat llllllltl chorllo; (Continued on paae 2) ::o;.. "' ........... . WORLD By Arrow 1nd Ree.. ........... ......... ..... - GIVE A FLASHLIGHT -M-r-.-,-nd-Mrs _ _ J_o_hn_J-ohn-son-. 1 Registration for Christmas baskts at The Salvation Army, · 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, will be Dece·mber 13 between 9 a.m. and 1 'p.m. and Decem· : ber 14 between 2 p.m. and 7 i p.m. Toys of any kind will also l be accepted and will be dis. ! tributed to needy children. I ~~~--··--~·--~ ~ Tr.e Christmas Issue of the ·War Cry hao been placed in 1 . I I mflJIY homes. Anyone rectlV• 1 lng War Crys but have not bt:tn contacted, may mall donawms to The Salvation Army, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Box 268, Pomeroy. All contri· rld .......bft_D _ _ _ _ J7111JJ••tnnD771MIIB ....... ti11Mitltltltftii.._IIIIIIJIIIMt,...IIJtDit b11tioruJ will be appreciated, En-voy Ray S. Wining, Corpa Of. nnzJ r IR_t •tnaz zz z tsrn••••• n ti'W?Illl stnsntrtvnns 1711W"P••••nnn·na'tNINI·wontttlr......., t fi cer, said. •f ~ SWEATER5-JACKET5-SKIRTS BLANKETs-ROBES e CATALINA KNIT5-SLACKS-SKIRTS DRESSES-SUITS· SWEATERS e SHAPELY Blouses & Dresses e BRITISH LADY Half Size Dresses e KREST ORIGINALS Suits & Dresses e CAR COATS & JACKETS e DRESS COATS e MEEKER Handbags, Billfolds Gift Sets _ e SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Tuppers Plains e Suits by Curlee & Sewell $42.SO up e Sport Coats .... · · · · ·.. $21.50 up 1.00 1.50 2.50 ., .,.,. 01 The Meit..Moaon .4reo ... ~. ... '· emini Near SHIRTS OUR Cr-t.&sTMAS CLUB enttne y • • DRESS GLOVES op_ 10 • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO KNITTED I :-y IIJ ·. t .JP~IS -----·-- -·- WHITE ·. ' • ·1 · • ' ) .12.DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. lQ;-,1.11611 . PIBnl - ..aJso made tor the ;:.~:::;.-==="-·-- ---·- --· annual Christmas party for J·es· • ' . J' -, w. • ' • ' ' • " ' ' • • -,- • ' :m. .llf!ttlel. "., l, ... .. ' eom., ' �I -. ' • ~7S,~n·~l'om•l'!lY.MIIIdleport...~._Dee_:_~o,_~116& . . : ) :: ·'~". '" ·~·.:1. (rJI.JJtriefs ·. . :·· • • ~: rlu~d pos_s1ble achon . agamst I The three were _char~ ~ ' the ~1d "my respohs\blllij ·ts · to ovati,qnJ -r~ived Friday three white men acqmtted by murder of wh1te C!Vtl rtghts repre5ent the state. Whatev~r an all·white jury of murder worker Mrs. Viola Liuzzo . tpe jury does is acceptable to d mrges in the death of I Jury foreman Bill Vaughan me." . ~ t:nltarinn l!llntst.r James Reeb announoed the separate ver· •Some 15 whit!' In the ~cl ol of Boston, . 1diets ir a quavering voice: at thl courtroom · •urlit · lnt.o Th t j S:JO p.m., ~r, an Dour a1!G ;,. , ipplause witb . -' tift ..Yt!tditti I · II v~~ 00~ .!Jn ~our a3d a · minutes after lhe panel re- AboUt !till Negroes sittl.. Ill lbt ,(1 ir \m lo mer ook , i ceived the ca!'= e. . baclt a;ro&ned in unisOft/ 'They 36 1 1 " d 1Vh '"b t~tanl~y Hog1l~, "! Attot'lley Laods Dtclo1oo lot to Jlteir feet- llj!llatll!ltly ·Ill an 11 ro er · amon 0 ~ eal 1 l)efense attor~ey Joe Pilcher kan- and DaUa!l ·County lluggle, 30, innocent of charges ' . . .. the only veru1ct ....,j· Sherul. :, J 1tn CI ark oppro.cnw ,.. . . . . .~ , bbed R b de 1 saJd 11 wss 1 1 t lf')· ct" u N ee to ath 1 which could have been rf'nde"J"ed them shouting, · ''order in the out:.1 ·, · · Marche a_ egro ca1e here on ,, conststent w1th the ev1dence ('OU("t, .be sea ted" .· 9 1 I l Jam•en, who said he was "distressed" by the acquittal, lndit"aled tedetal charges may be rorlbcomini. f, i. ,. lI "r'\ow that the state's proseI~ completed we will review the FBI investigation and we wiU make a d~lslon about the availability of rederal prostK'Iltlon," Jansen said . If fed e ral charges are bruught against the three, they would be similar to those whlrh rel'ently multed Ia the convlc-bolll of th~ Ku Klu• Klansmert on charges Df v io~tlng 1 federal coo!piracy low daUng back to the 187111!. I cution I' ''· I ' " 1: '' tl ·~ to " ~~ j) rn~ Rua~ . ·. . • : · MANCHEStER N.H.- THE .,iender ·"[~fc-hai~ed lir.l tat ~l~atii' j'0ill< baclt Jll!\' of the Cb~ ' siW," water (ron't a ~~ ooll;r jar aad reading it.\ ' tt.~ Th '-• &fit I~~w .. '""~ment. e tNJ spolle quietly with several ..4"'t,. .J~~ . OJadl Wio at Mi<ldlellOrt Ctvlo leaders e1prt1ssed pleol• 6re that Go'/. Jameo A. Rhode. lhll · ~e a band to plahs for a 50,11!1 seat stadium in CiActD· liati. The govornor will me~t Witll 12.1 buslnela, civic and ifl. dustrlal leildel'll at a "Dutch i, , ' , Roger Leffingwell made 1 sen Treat" . lunch 'l'oesday Ul dil' ,') ' . :~.' '· ~ -~· ·1, sa lional one-handed hook 6fi euss tn.e matter. ' • ..... edh Ch foot fit•!d goal at the final buzl,;r· .., A. eotnm~ttee hi!ad y Sl'· t-r-- that barely got off in timt , '· " · · ·• ' , ·, 1es W. Staab, vice president of to be legal. Final score was · ·"1'f' · ·· '· ' l' ·~~~ I~''·'• ; · the Greater Cincinnati Cham62·H. TORNADO FOOTBALL BANQutT · ;} Pl~yeto on the ber of Commerce and vl"' preSJackson Head Cooch Dave 1965 Southern Tornado football learn were honored at ll ident of the Cincinnati Enquir· .., . said . this ls the best re- potluck banquet Friday night In the high school cafeteria. er, · -k·nc 1 on plaDI . Fisher Ior a , r" learn the hav• , Tho banquet was oponoored by the Southern Local Athletic stadmm. The comnuttee hopes llo' '" manv " ey mare Boootero. Shown here ore some of the players as they en· Ul select a consulting firm with· 1 t uug . or {lurl 1· yed their meal. Pictured In the two photoa (lop) are in two or Uu'ft weeltl to help 11 10 ' . •et ec Uon 8nd sta• , ; ; d 1 1 1' ' !''l''e 1e m Jn scr rnrnage j Ronnie Deem, Bob Grueser ' and Charlie Mathewa, left side; w.''th th e "'te ·1 ' 1 and Carl Robmson, Jim Harden, John McClintock, Ed Mor· dium planmna. · an and Bill Bird, right side of table. tn· the -tuwer photo .. . , • ,.,, , r~al l:AI.ENDAR Commun~ly \'l i l"l~tmas e~lng, ' :i •: '' (' ;, ,. ' 11~ Wedne~ I j Ruppel~ Wrusld~'b r.f" lllllt~,!IOwn r,. ; g'!.,":! ~~·"!:ln.';!l':.~lwood'l'radup seco'~ ~ ~ a•·• I' 1 ~a.oo. "'0~ ~lJ<!d ~ ~ a.m:; ~~btu. fAiwartl -~.AIIp frequen~ dtf ~ ~-- ~ INTERIOR ~tobart, t~a for ~ ~ Dav~; Davl~ Gladwel~ Russel~ ~ ~~. =~' ,...,~' ~ ~ger reb~llt, '~ Fa~rban~;"'~~ M~t::; N:ls::~ 1 ! ~al~lis Dov~n (~.().()_ Chardo~ 3 ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR . SALIS ·aSERVICI I. Mlln St.- Phcl~ WY 2-2975 ~' ' ecashand Carry • Budget Plan eCash and Delivery CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. OPP. 8&0 DEPOT PHONE 675-1160 N"ilh~f acid 811' olhaW . . i.e llqoJid mor wood . t . . ,.. .. . ._ilh 87 SPAt,. _ . . . . ...... b eoul'l' umohu anblalllth.... , Ji be nt11lh th• hlt.....OM f ' T .. fin is h .. . pelfiCt rarfurnllww, ...... wark, halls, dMr~ pllllf · Aho a'l'ailabl! in UURIOR ~ ARNISif at PT. PLEASANT The ~ i.:. . People Give The Nicest A Fa!~ .II~ New·Kno;~e ~ Gift Certificate .m t1>o- ... atfllbol .__ This .CMstmes lhe an gwmg ~1_1 year 'round. ONe 8 HONDA 'ft,C4ft!.._..... 81 lor an excittng aew Honde ar an r 10ry. Thera 1s a Honea. awbdlc1 ;r,t:&~ ~ lmOUIIt )W GilliN. , c "' 111f.; Rawlings Honda Sales MIDDLEPORT, 0. .·: ELBERFELDS THIRD FLOOR . ROOM SIZE RUGS s.f. Ebtea, : : - : : : : IAokl•ad • Nurtlt 111 11 .IWJllliTtlitliomi;"'aa eamp :oJili'D'ciO:!l .. I Watetloo II woodcuttiq job,_,. alld eaaler with a liahtwtirh II Adena 19 power packed Home·11... XL ,.,_,_ Zane Traco a '" """"' Saw.· For tenvlew 71 ~ lrewoad or fe11ce )IOita, trlmminr treea or clearfDiland. Sprfnp II II anaaay-to-UHHomellteXLiaarultlmHaver money SprtngfieJd Sbawneol'l aaver, work-aaver.IJo rive him the rift he'll at Soutlieastn 111o _want and uae oil r•ar.'Na!ld ... rtve him a · 83 ,JiomellteXL-world'lfaaiOiheUlqehalnaawaf Middletown Fenwlcfl n Wllmlngton 54 Circleville 12 Nor!heaatern '17 GrODOD 68 m VARNISH Aiken 11/1/lff~ :llcClln~k j ";:~h~: ~ownship 11 ,., J~ ·t~~e-!Wt.tuck)' !.().~; Jt" ~po len!llh~ed Geaug~ j :~ ~ar=~~~c ~· ,.~ 0 ~,ar, ~~ ~~~~ J~hnstown I p~aa . li~ BUlidog·.8 wIll • 36th 84 Agrunst ' ..pomeroy panthers New HOM ELITE !:XL Chain Saw.."~ Ifor_ Christmas · Giving! e.· Art,!. Hayes~ ~Big ~ur- f\o~Y ~~·tur p.~.; W~ter 87 SPAR Results I M"' ~:;''":~~ a:~·u·v~~ c~. LM~': n• • ~ Hart•~• • "· ~ 1 ~ ~ ~;;'rib~ ~artun:" 1iar•l"dcllmurplirdlupllllMell.d· al!hlp.3~.4·5; Ell~'-a· w-~- DEVOE I Basketball- - Le:g~; ~gin a...~ ~·n ~:fl5 ~l<lllil.mQu.·~-~~nBGru~tnudowDp ..,."~~.' LUll~ ~lai y, Highll'ght ~ Assembl yHour I me u.M~~enl• Uh~~·uooal Spinnc~: a W~ll!r ~ft! can~ or-, . ~tll!hligbt ~mn Musi'c Lovers 1 THE DAILY SENTINEl Chadw~ Si~~ 1~2; ~ An unu sua1 tom bsto ne b.. l. .. . UNUSUAL TOMBSTONE b een erect ed In th e Rlverv Iew "'metory by t he Logan Mollument company. Leo Vaughan, Its local manager, said the stone was made for the grave of the tate Mrs. Lillian VaD :Meter of Pomeroy lt8 artistic work Is a memorial symbolizing the life of her husband, Leonard Van Meter, Sr. an4 aon Leonard Jr. One side of the stone is a picture of pow er line work of her husband, who is employed by Columbus' and Southern Ohio Electric Co., and the other •Ide to of a boat for her son, who worka on the Oh10 ' • River. The monument company had help from the American Institute of Commemorative Art in sculptorlng the plctur01 oa till . granite. There are very few sw:b tomb•tones In this area, according to Mr. Vaughan. - Sentinel Photos. ~U.~& ouuu•~• ~ ~Illp~l> I fir~ w~ .7'~: : : e Girard 61 Brookf10ld 54 Western Reserve 46 . Crestvtew IQ. Beachwend'" 7f Beaver Local fl1 North Lima 64 1. ClevelaDcl Wast ·Branch 54 , Cleveland · East Palestine 45 · Cleveland 68 Wellsville 71 Lisbon 68 . IMllloro lleet' CBnUeld 71 Poland 65 F" IDiltytown 7t KYll..en~lna Southerullng wblla Eaatem • next ou wi11 be qalnlt tiJt Tor•:does nlyex: Tueeday evening. . "!1W ormed pep band will the balfUme festivl· So~~ta~:" Kyger CreekFrted Rodgers led the Bobkit- Box sco~e of .varsity til . 10, Badgley~ 1-lr-l . EicNng~r,. ~inster 75 Piqua ' Cltho'Uc 47 . .._ -t. B- 1·77. Totals 21-1!1-59. ' Lima Central Catholic 78 · looera, 35-:1.6. 00 ed the Mike Martin ·,IIIIIIOd 16 . ts in Jeadi flOlD their 39-21 1n the rellmlnary • Paul was the g= Eagle in double figutei with 13. Tomg)l~ .. KYGER CREEK (II) !Jeacb, .4-1-10; Tyo, 11·4-11; Spaulding, . O.U Whobrey, :1-2B; Craddock, 2-0-4· Hall 2-1-6 Grose, 1.().2. Total; 18 u'-4a. EASTERN (It) · Douglas, 2-8-10: Netwland, 62-2; Knight, 6-l·lll< l>ooler, :1+ _... ~; In Recognilion o/ her Son ...... &~aot . Lo&an Hill 47 Buckeye Locol .• 4ll Ansonia 83 New MadJioD 47 Elida 80 Ada 9 ' Cridersville 8& Indian Lal<e M Woatwood 70 McComb r1 Vllllu . Piquae : 32 Bluffton 74 Gom 65 Botkins 73 Russ:': 17 Delphos St. John 51 Kenton 41! Alt.n East 65 ' Van Wert 48 1' ' Spencervlile 84 (ot) 11; Eisnaugle, 2-0 4 Mullens St: Henry 74 Ft. Recovery 53 1.().2; Boggs, 4-1-9· TOTALS Liberty-Benton 54 . 6-72. ' . Hardin Northern MIDDLEPORT (551 .P.Iv.,.slde 83 Belle C.nter fll 7-1-e15 Tannhill 2- Oho High School Basketball Upper Scioto Valley 67 · 04 ; DaVIS, 0-1-1; Moore, s-2-20; I By United Press lnte aauooal Ridgeway 49 -. Sauer, 20-4; Cunningham, 1-l- Cleveland East 7~ ·Celina CHS 75 Pilrkway 54 , a Butcher, 0+1 Bradbury, 2Cleyeland Latin 51 LaiK'aster 60 Chillicothe a5 3-7 TOTALS 23-&-55. ' Cleveland Rhodes 47 Granville 49 North Ridge 42 qua~ter otau-·~. ~ 1 plons canned 21 of 55 attempts lb~~ns=gbu~e Pl~88llt cbar~ Tyo and !Jeach led the J1ob. cats with 16 and 10 respe.UveJy. In losing, Kyger now 1·1 In !bet SVAC and 1-3 oveorall sank 18 of 44 field goals for 41 per cent while the ~efending cham- tens wUh H•" trel)ound ~r,s f~~th~eeLarrystraight Co d' 'M • how' ~~~: ~; 1 River oewl!l AdvertJseme . · nts, s·a·.•. '~• '.'!; ~&!: A'd I the w·ISe Shopper '!'be Eagles 10. . ~lb ~urds are, Sewell, Kart Russell and Blll Dennie Evans, left side, and Steve Mike Jenkin•. Sherm Cundiff. Hayel abd Tom Did· recllon of Mro. Lacey wm sing. gram with ••vera\ numbers In- Bass, llovld Ollver, Jim BuldJ. I die. right aide of table. Head Coach Ronald Deem and " Do You Hear, What I Hear," eluding, "Jingle Bells Rhapsody' er, Sean Mullen and Charles Asst. Coach Mike Popp were presented gifts by the team. _ .. _ by Regney.Shayne and the Mil by Pierpont-WAlters, "Sie1gh Holcomb. The d ee rleaden were also recognized durlng the evening. O.up I'N:diiJit OalUp:.U! (Continued from paget) ed Ensemble will sing two num- Ride" by Sllvantch; "Arabian W0 men' Daetnbe- F1r t Coach 1Deem presented Jettero to the players. - &tntioel dim i:l-l, running 1 ur feet Kings ol Ori<nt Are" will be a bers, "Jesou• Ahaoonhia" Hu· :Oance," and "Daoce of the So d All DEC. 14 Photo. ./ rolli!I"S, Pomeroy·M':o., 20.' trio, Howard Don- ron-Indian carol and "The Lit- Sugar Plum Fairy," from the 8 a 8 ,;,•• 1 Ru ' The Children'• , . • 00 II, Pt. M.3S, Hinton aid Hlcka and Dick Wll<!y, with tic !Jrummer Boy" arranged by "Nutcrack.,. Suite" by TschaJ, ; M jorleeW 1:r • dinner and party be-y ...... . •• • , , 0.111 K···wba Fall• the chorus 81!1Sist_ln1J. _The co.m- Harry suneons. kovsky; "Wlnter WonderlAnd" I ar a urn, n lng sponsored by H..th Metho. · .. .,_, bln!!d bo II •J . . bySmlth·Bernardandamedley ,;opraoo, Dorothy Davie, Dorollist l"hurch will be held Tues-, 2.28 ruin&, Charleston 18.8! To The SlnHg, del oy Tre Women'! Erilembli wlll "Of Festive Bells" by thyLacey,SusanRawllnMs; Alto riling. I.<Jntlon, Marmet and • or ' Y an · t lb b "C I of ., C ' B htel Bett Full&, day Dec. 14 at t b e Winlioldllamo wtre .. tile •llil. Batbare Russell, soprano, will preoen • num er, aro The program wiD at 7:30 aro. ac ' y chul1"h. Children wlll be trans· M...m..to•. be soloist for the Appalaohian the Bells" Ukr•inian Carol by p m Instead of as originally Phyllss HacketL ported the cburoh and to -· caro'1 .. 1 Wonder A' 1 WandTher, "HalleluJ"ah Keon1ovich followed hy the a;.,;UllCtd Echo Group-SoprllllO, Rutll ' Olllt·Rr.tr- ReUable up 14 Chorus" from U10 • Ann Halley, Kathy MeElhlnny; 00 '""" their _homes by .members of Advertlalng and ulet can 1.ture, furs, apparel, Unens ' .. , .. 10 p.m.; ,Invader up 14, 1:10 a.' with, the chorus assisting · di·e " Me.,iah" by Handel. The au· Members ol the high school alto, DiaiJa Davis, Ruse Hack• ~ ~ -·are·. '~"' • und.,. the dlence will join the choru_! for Glril' ~-·emb'" are- Ftnt ett;Ttnor,RoyColtmliD,Wthe dllll18l' eommtttee. work for you. Adv ert•·m · g '• one :. and household occesor:- f:l· m.; De....,.,. ,...... up 14, l:iO a.m.; Girls E-·-bel DEC. Lilerary U to loam whattoproducts are I ample• sal.s'rebl'tP Bob Btp.t tr up 14, 1:10 a.m. '" MoE!hlnney The Middleport Club woy available where buy them. January of- sea•onal white &ood•! the familiar, " 0 Come All Ye Soprano, Kathy Bass, David Oliver, .,.IIIII will meet Weclne•da.y, Deo. r and much they cost. lary and Au&u•t - hltnllure· Pioneer down_l5, 10 p.m.; AD.. US_ l C Failllful" and the program wlll D . R Ut Ann H II ' Butcber. ,., ••·, ....~ up 15, '· _u n.; Indiana up be conc!lllied with the choruo " ne . aVIS, u a ey; at the home of M1211 "II beSusan j Learn to re<..-oanize ract.11 In · April after Elster elo .. ..,......,. M d Soprano &!san Morrrs 1 • 1 _......; II, 12_:_w .... a..tn·,· "-vor down 1!, singing "Silent Night". The • . ' Draa Choir- Cometa . ' cathy WI I v. advertising. Look f<Jr price, oize, ,M,d .July - spr11lgand ·., ... 1:'" a.m., ; l>e...,.... Haw!ey, Susan Ohlinger ; Plclrens Por'-.,_ k. The program •__Downey down Hi•h School Brass Choir will JAlto • ckl sDiana . Rose . Jank11\1 ' Peggy . .McKmney ' o.. w' Jun. Walter Wad"ell '' and Icolor, material, 3nd qua 1ity . An clo'"ID ... g. M l't'ti"B. DavtB Marie Vld Jtm Clatw.-..+ku en Mn. Donald ""'· '·· ore usua!!•, IR, 5:.., . uckeyt State up present several selections lor Hacloett • and Debbte .' Grueser. . Buoklrk, . • Ju Lol)g Trom--., .....,, Roll ca 11 ,... ad msy mialend you. Wordo Private th pootlude Miko 18 1 31 11 S am Ohwml apon!IO wiD bo I favorite play.lsuch " "regulor valu•" may held oeveral dayo befort a '· · .; up • : e · Mixod Ensemble: Girls' En- bone, Bill Haptonstall, a... II Circle of Heath Moth· ' mean very littlo. If an ad says 1lie announcement of lba n!OI. •·m:; Vulcan. down 18• 7:15 •. The Middleport High School semble plus Tenor- Roy Col.. Oliver' Mike Qre!S; Barll<lll; odist Church wiD meet j•·reduced from 149 95 to 139.95" I Everybody who hal • Ill.:, Becltjurd Up II, I:IS Band, under the dlre.tton ot man, Larry Wayne .D Larry GladwoU and Ba.., 11aJ day tVenlnK, De<. 11 at th• . this may be a real cut in price. account or to a regular nato- o.m,; ellbool up iltl,l:e a.m.; Sl.:Jpstfck comedy and mu•l• . Mr. Russell, will open the pro- vt., Kert Bill Hackett; Coleman. churcb 11 I p.m. Host..,., will On b1g purchases, check the mer geto the word in aciYanco. .:Wayne H. up fl, a.m. J!A., ltatured the program given by ' ' 4 40 be Kathryn Kntgbt, Clara Crls· price of the same ilem at olil- 1 S[leetat purcba,. salet >llt'l D, ' p. Mr WUUam AdamS' eighth 1 well, JUW Gilk•y. Vlrglnlr er stores. I tho,. where tilt otoradluyetl .;.W. ~ llha..., Jr. down !3, gr~l lludents at an astembly Fiohor Gertrudo McElhiMy. In· pick up aoodl from the rrumuloo- 1:40 fert'f ~worth down Frl<lay morning at Pomeroy oteaclofthtuautlllft, exehani<' Watch for bait ad•. The•• turft at cut prices. Tht IBV• ~;. 5.~_ A.ni.;-,J. :S. lAWII down Jilnlor HI h ach L 1110rey wiU be seat to the mls· ,are J"'l • wny to get you moo inp may be posaed along Ul tht Dooald and Fr 1ionary project the. stor~. You ca~ I.U&~t ID l customers. Such saletart, ~ . ~~-:-;:-. ~ r~ : P er Qbeellled the ulute to UJ.e f ad IS ba1t when an 1tem_1s offer· : watching ·'for. Some 11pecial pur· t uu*.n ~rtertUp _ 1:20 p.m.; am- Janice COUch read a. Psalm NOW YOU KNOW ed at a very low pnce and: ' chases are goods of standardi ela ·0. ·~ Crefnup JUO a.m.; Rose Mary Hartu ted' Thr tortoises found ou you 're told the Item wa• IO!d quality. Some art aeconcll . or ! :· Lord's Prayer. Fra the arid G81apaJOI Islaadll out and are asked to look at !otherwise. imperfMt ttema . ...., ' uwa.,;llll .. announced. store tbe te~~Dt rainfall lD tbelr : someth~ng else -- uaUBll}' .more Read the description earef.uHy. Greenup 4~ SO l'.ftl..; Joseph Clto Mary S Ra: llllR " aeck san aeeordlq to tile N•· expen,ve; the aslesman Is un· ¥ou will wan! to ser If quality Oreal Thou_ura aerompa 1 lion.l ~rapblc Sotlety. :~illina: to !!how the advertise4 1end pdCtl are In balance. • · Jiiur ~ h by litem: the salesman tolkl down Annl-roary s.teo are 1o ,,m:·· Al-.a 2J(!pltyr down Mel· at t e plano Mar en• 11 p .. 1 l'f'> .• win and Patsy Alh ung the advertised prod~ct, wonts wide promotions. watch !or real dall l:40·p.ln.l_llldy Roltmii"Y A' plo lbrowlni •Iapatlck yoo 1o buy somethmg else : 1bargains. Art below . otandard down Mtldahl *'411/..m.; 'llna ~ ed S •- Cba DEVOTED TO INTIRESl Oil. lor only the floor sample is items "on lilt'• without • real r.t·Wb.ite Gown Mel hi 7:SS p. ter,ucu MilOs-MAlON AII!IA land you are told it t' m . •-wa M I The Mouae, Mike •t•n.,o • o.... ""..,.,_ pnce cu · ·• Will ~ .. e· Yil and bouncerbeckler Jack Jacob c...... , f 111,....j11, u 11 1Jf' deted but will take a lonJ time. Oote..oatt art lllltl'l.lly tfto dahl 12:41 l .m•. , Lelia _lhurer musical GPnUP comnoaed of !ll~=~~ r:"J~a:"~~u!;" .,::::·· Salts are held for many rea· ,tended to cleun out stocks of Up --MEldlhl 4.2fi a.m., E. P. lrlsts F lm~ and !n• eompUir. uo a .. ,.,.,., sons. Some of these may be: 1 appllancet clothing and oU1.1r Jones up Meldlhli:IO a.m. axwlthoFreddl "G .... nJ, Ohlo, " " . 8\lllrlHl 0 r' l . . • which 'is outdated.. .Gal''-~1 ........ _ .... e ~MM wy NlM. l:dtt.onaJ '""' .,. 1to make room Ior new goods, merchandise u'"'7 ..,.. -Mlml daft on the' bongo druh1J pla t..~:~r-M IIGOilG ,,_ .,.._u"'- lto sell surplus or shop • worn You might find bar11tna; ~:3D p.m., Davi4 Vieken down "You' The one,. 81 matt er at u. 1 ' " ' omee ,, rem-• · aklre, and to Introduce oew , One--day ulet are 111UIIIy held 1:40 Beckjord Linda Do MYittllllDI NPI'HHUitl¥11 i aoods, to gel . you into the : mostly ln biJ eltill, ·usually It don u.• p.m., Zimmer down Hlinl and Pa'tJY' Alb dan nDI .. .. I store. and m:oduce n<W 1the urnr of a holiday. Buy only I. a.m.; MeCHry up .. A Girls"" 1 ure lthiDII you rtcoplze •ora. products. e est saes bar· l .lO., a.•m., H. JC, Bowlea down . '"Hang On s• .~,, ~8 Bette 'Julwllt11lltlaD rata~: Dell"'" • 1held by established stores · ·rhey .pin and really need · · I a.m., C. V. Hamer down 1.· "-•-• _ pl · • , d"· 1 eJorrl lf •IMre ,,.llabJe ao eent~ per ~ •.,.. · "il'! She!J "m Mar• aae ,... m ..-..:.- ,, th• l want to keep your good will and , Ptmry 111ft are tnost where, 10 a.m.; Harvey JBrdaD up 8:45 leae Good• wm ·a'"eo ofl'lceI'MinfM 11!1.30:n .10: Ill . . for a penny over tb.e rea:ular .ILQI. montal.S.ntulll u Ulna. fh your bustness. · · eel ~·• . 1M It · wan 1 1111 Mntar ltcMitll wtleN eal'?ler ll'IFVk'e When you buy at sales, con- price 1 aet two ldenticll a.. ' .......... . , . . . - A. J. Pat- play IUitar ' . d osemary By A. y, Howell 001 lnllltliol, eow onct l' lh ll.AO : By . · and e •r .,._ Rill• tr~ooh•flff Janl"'" Couch, KareQ . ~ mau aae ,.., 11o.oo. Si t . . . tJMo • . stder the tlme, energy, -ema matead of one. KnOw the tiD down 11 ,.m.l lolvly do'n. QAIHIUI' 1 ""':. Three . . nu.. moneyShop costsat ofthe11ettlng to the the regular before 5:55·Mumet 'UH:; Allen R. Tho • .. ,.;,_ start of Dollar price day can ofl"'you " buy. Londoa .up 1:50 o.m.; ',;,.ndl ·, Cogar UZZlE BAY- 'l'hlo ottornwbeol pocket wu llullt at .Madison, Indiana In 1886 !or lltt for the best oelectlon. Be buyo · ~ JlJI 1ttm1 oit ctafte t'f~N~ Marmet S·· _.,., ,.,. . , -Go:Go Bay Line. She had no texaa when lint bUilt. The boat ran for three yearaln .tbe Porkeq. .,,,,., •• the sal• price to an actual well aver 1 clollor lltfora et.&.lll.l 0 F till M.;,. lfOUio ltal\ll"ed John LOhse and buri, W.Va. - Middleport, Ohio trade, commanded. by Capt. Geor11 B. cl reduction !rom the reiUIOr prlct. lilt. . J1111 5:10 L1!ey Jw Lito gut· Apple Grove, Ohio (Mei&s county). In 1889 she was was lenlltllenell to 180 INC for Imperfect or damBK· Nnt wert we will q4!Diidlr .a .MD ,WJI!IItiC I!IO p.m.; ;;;,j' _ ••,....._..,._, and bad a teuo added. The boll wao then taken out ollhe Parlr.trobur& lratla and enllled ortlciea. Check otyteo; ttemo your responolhDity In oboppillo Q!1l Ji.. .4olm Wlnfllld J2:fl5 Cow.., Pltflla ed ln \be Plttabur&h • Charlaaton trode which laoted untll the KANAWHA was blllliiD furniture and hOUMhOld likely to go out of Ptyle may be . ' f·DI.l J"""ltltl !19wn WJnll!ltl · -.18116. l:apt. McClintock continued In command until about the Umelhe White Collar l.lnt IOOda. We will bll)' oom, I. poor buyo. Remember, oothlng IllliT01IL\1'1 Sl'LI:CTED ,,II!!·'U!I:] "t.lttie : up Alh, Karon !lrifflllt, Mar.,... took over and ran her local out of Cincinnati. The UZZlE BAY bad bat u ma111 Ooodwln, llolimlr7· llarltm8, other jOOd boato had. She blla coal btrll and 11DI at ClliCinnaU In December, 1905, but pltt.t t1t1te1 or tman loti. iB a bargain unleBI you need tt. NEW. YORK 1m,1 -Hiiloi- .\VIJifllottl' t~411 a ..h: , SeaaoDII aafeo usually come la.1 ·'and biographer . • . ,,. . ·. and COllet. " , waa ral..a and repaired. She 11nlr. again at ClnelnnaU 1D 1809. Not nrloualy damapd at CaU,. at the end of tho oeeson.Some- Nevtna Friday lliiJt :IU..reitlia "WlniiOr of the WE&'I'iliii elthO\' Jlnk!na. lha oonlln!lfd In aenlce until 1812 wbtn lhl Wll tlllmanlled at JtfferKNOTTS USED Umea they come just before !Jewto' Mulnford ao jlrillllel!I,"PI.i fltl,_,;.,tlhei · tilf, Ia well Wanaer, ..,...._. ..bltoJWIIIf, ll!dianL Her eabln alld en&fnes wtllt to a new hllli alld came oulll tht COlli:· PURNITURE end the new •eason'o otock arriveo lba AmeriCan Acldimy of.....,. fot.<.hll llf!leraphllt of llll'ollp ....... . easl 1111. Tilt plolurt wu ta1teJI at Clnelll.Oltl, )uot allovt·lbt.8utpenll0n bl'ld,., alttr .lht 'WII Ercellent bargelno are llttd•tett«o. · , . OfMI<.IQevoiaDtl bd lllmllloll llodaJ allorloil: "tAW 1olliM an<l had • t,e.U ad4•4. The boat lllliadod It fila rlgill btnl ei till Ohio AUCTION IJ oHered Cll applilateo, luflll. Nevltli; ' a Pull._., .. JINt ,,... • .,_. INt. vel', end of till a\llpelllloll bridle lboWin&-ltl7 SO(JAL <e~l. ai , ~ J!~i~:t~l l"'!i··~ the outside, Eastern !etd at tre . . etnd of tbe first efght minutes, , An ~ggresstve -and buckets came fl:om Adair, Eis 11-9. son High school naugle and Adair again before Kygetr Creetk hit a cold oeJc. team hit 47 pter cent Stobart sank a free lb;ow 1o ond period while Eichingetr and f1<1d goal tms and make It 24-14. B' junior Ray Justice wbo re-I The Jacket. were never clos· placed John Pooletr, led the Ea- ;h~ Le second etr t~ll 10 ~fterw;ard.' lis to a 3(1..16 halftime advan- dl Lo rt ague test 72·55 at . To~Jght ~ddleport is. at Nele.tget. epo · son_v11le wh1ch won .a d9uble ovCoach John WI kl' ' Jackson thus remained ertune game over l.()~an, 45 at beh ' c me 5 Bob- feated and among the 43 By quarters· I Cleyelond Max Hayes 29 Lakewood 55 u b jump. elite of the Class AA loop Officials: Hall and Carter Jackson .... ... ·... .. 18 36 50 72 ' Cleveland West Tech 60 I Buckeye Valle 48 he Y . ar Whobrey the Yel1ow Jackets dropped JACKSON (7%) Middleport .... -· 11 24 33 55 1 Cleveland South 59 Y gap_m the 1-1. Patten, 2.().4; Adair, 11·3-25; Reserve score -JackSOll 15 Maple Heights 48 I Madison So"ht Walnut 54 1 . Rose, 6-1-17; Monlgomery f>.l- Middleport 42 ' Easllake North 35 1 . 5-U)unior R1chard Douglas and Pooler spark· Jackson's tigbt man ' · · Midpark 74 Garfield Heights 69 1 N k Wesl Li!Jt:rty Salem 61 ed tJie. Eagles illto a command· defense about throttled Brecksville lij S svi.lle 54 ewar 5 59 ZantsVille 45 ll)i, 42 27 lead going into the fl. body on the Jackets ,f ,f Brooklyn 76 lnd=ence 57 ; 8 75 51 nal cantil. guard Buddy Moore and · • ' -'fl, North Royalton 38 g .ey . Senior guard Lanny Tyo ac· ward Gary Stobart. Moore Warrensville 32 MJ\Iers ort\\o;6tkms Memorial 51 ed the Bobcats' last 20, Stobart 15. Chagrin Falls 38 Kens1on 36 I V Liberty U . 59 7 drive by hitting three field goals I Ahead all the way after West V TwinsburK n Centerburg 65 Olentan and four free throws. Jerry Hall first two minutes, Jacksnn The Athens Bulldo!l' stretch· Wren, 7-4-18 Mingus, !.(). Oberlm 65 Clearview >7 Plain City 41 had ""' points that quarter. forward Mark Tannehill to ed their victory string In the 2 Luckey, 2-2-8: Wrighl, J.t.l Hll!hkmd 49 Columbia 40 Columbus St. Mary 81 ~ooler again paced the Meigs points, George Sauer kl SEOAL to . ~. Frtday night, 7: Hummel, 2·0--4:; Hecht, 040.' Mansfteld ao_ . . Columbus St. Charles 21 Countlans who finished by scor- der Davis to 1 while Asa as th_ey rotnped to an easy M-1Totals: 34-16-84. Lora_m Adrrural King 76 Hillsboro 54 . . . log 17 points bury had « v1ctory over the visiting · Cleveland Lmcoln 77 ; We.shinj.!U: n C , 7· ' Pomeroy Panthers on the At· . POMEROY (44) Cleveland University School 6S Athens 84 p~ "' our~ House 50 Top point getter for the win- Meanwhile, (()rward Larry ens High School floor. S_1mpson, 4-HO; Wiles, Crestwood 69 Au ora 64 Jackson 72 55 ners was EicWnger with 17. dair hit sensationally from C h Ch Knight, 1·1·3: Cumings, Brunswick 52 Wadsworth 39 The Plains (Mtd Stporlt Knight was next with 13, while erywhere for 11 field goals oac _arl\e McAfee used Logan, 2-5--9; Roush, 1·2-4 1Ironton M Marietta 57 (ot) · er mg ) .45 - ,three free throws good for 15 men durmg the evening and Werry 3-2-11· Swisher 2-2-8· IHamilton Taft 11 W II t Ceda59 Chli 37 1 12 or them hit the scoring coJ. Moore: 1.().2: Radford, AFL SHOWS RISE points and higb point honors Sprillj!field South 60 NEW YORK (UP!) -The the night. Rose, the other for· Lltlle Mike Wrln, .5-11 aen- Totals: 1>-14-44. Springfield CatboUc 49 ' Coohocton 31 43 American Football League's ward bad 17 while Jor guard, led the scormg wtth Officials: Wrlghtsel and Lou· I Sprmglield North 43 Chillicothe !' lag 1 60"l:J attempt to compete with ld pivot, got four 18 pomts. He was closely fol- g)lman Millersport 711 ; H . e N a t I o n a I Football from underneath olf 1owed by Dick Adams with 16 . Liberty • Union 59 , Cleveland 45 seems to be meeting Wl"th rebounds. and Tod Snyder With 1!. SEQ ALL GAMES Ashland (Ky.) 65 I CJ eveIa nd Bru.sh 66 IUccess. Jackson was 1 foa: 10 at Tre -Bulldogs hJt on 47.t per N PortsmouUa .64 Euclid 79 Lakewood 68 The league office . free line, Middleport 9 for cent of their shots and control!·' TEAM W L p OP N~wlll Boston72 77 Valley 16 Parma Valley Forge 68 Fnday IDa rough game marked by ed the boards most of the way. Athens ... .. · .. .. I 0 224 94 1 west East Cleveland Soow 67 (ot) a"':"~~ that seveu of the offiCials' attitude, "let 'em The first unit sat 611\ several Wellst<lll .... ... 3 0 23S 169!South Portsmouth Eaot 65 -Bay Village 70 Fairview 65 etg us lD the league will play!' I minutes of the· BIOOII.d uarter Jackson .. ·.... :a 1 166158 1 Webst~r 71 Green w, North Olmsted 52 set attendance record• this '!'be Jackets, who had .hJt on and all·of .thelast!jtlarte'; when Middleport 2 1 187 176 1Clay 92 Manchester 60 ,. Olmsted year. The only club that wiD or near 40 per cent both coaches sent substitutes & Nelsonville ••• ••· 1 1 87 90 Wavetrly 60 Mmford 53 sO P'eiry 45 DOt "' the Boston Patriots. Gallipolis and Wabama, put lD to the game. Galllpolla .. . .. .. I 2 178 1781Cleveland East Tech lltl Ridgeville 78 Huron n a chilly 23 of 70 a~empts from Logan .. .. .. • .. .. 1 I 159 168 Cleveland Benedictine tl Madisoo 57 Jefferson 52 GOLF ON TV the field for 32 per cenl Athens broke ln1o a quick Pomeroy . . . . . . 1 Z 153 225 Cleveland John AdBDIB f1 Bucl<eye 17 Flrelanda 31 PALM Jackson led )8-11 at the ftrst lead and wss never headed, I Cleveland Collinwood M Welhngton 69 Perkms 62 Fie (UPI)B~I" GtRDENS. quarter's end, 3~21 at halftime holding a 10 point advantage at SEOAt VARSITY Cleveland St. Ignatius 81 Jackson Center 93 Housto 68 . ma round of and 50-33 after three tre end of the ftrst quarter at TEAM . W L p OP Cleveland Holy Name &I · Fairlawn 15 F t Lo . n : li25,000. PGA lour-baU goll It was 12-11 midway lD 21·11. The Bulldogs really Athens . ) ,;, ... I 0 151 Ill Shaker Height. 67 Parma !i5 Aona 168 65 tel=nship today Will be period but Adair hit twice ed t"e ball through .t(Je hoop In Wellston .. .. .. •. I 0 141! 109 Westlake 53 Rocky River 49 Mansfield Madison t 68 N t k nationally by Sport. 18 feet out and Patten from tile sl!cond quarter even though Jackson .. ·.. .... 2 0 ltV f1 Wicklil!e 52 Mayfield 41 Ashlaud e wor ' lnc., from 1:30 to 3 corner to go up U~-11 The their ftrst team sperlt · several Nelsonvilt~ .:. . . 1 1 fl 90 Painesville Harve)' S3 Crestview 71 Loud ·u p.m.• EST· min u1ea o1 the penod . ......• I I 111 1.29 Menter 41! New Pblladelphta onv1 1 . eporl . < elll' Moore made It· 16-ll on the M"ddi 5I • 47 bench· Thoy tallied 27 points Galllpol~ ..:..... 0 I 116 122 Ashtabula 55 Geneva 54 . Mansfield Malabar and held Pameroy to nine. tlJat Logan ·: .. ·... 0 2 V3 112 Kirtland 69 Fairport ill Ontario 58 Northmoret 36 gave them all-20 halftime lead. Pomeroy . ... , . . . 0 2 Ill 169 Elyno Catholic 52 Sandusky 56 Galion 53 Thai lead was just foo much · ·· CJ Clevetiand Lourdea !& 71 Lucas 16 .. lba Panthers Ul make up. roTAUl ........ I I IZZ IZZ eveland St. SUIJJUJiauo li ~n li3 Fredericktown 50 . fact, they feU farther beSEOAL RESEJIV~S Keystone 6;~~::~~ Cantius 58 ~ooroeville 51 Milan 5IJ hind, by 10 more pojnta, at 7(). r Findlay 16 El ria 53 antoo Lincoln 56 32 by .the end of t1u1 third quar- TEAM w L p OP Sandusky 53 ~ram 48 Dennlson Steubenvllle ter when McAfea . pulled hiB J&Ckso.o ".",.. .. 2 o llli 12 Copley 70 Norl\Qnin 80 St. Marys 49 regtdara for good. Wellston . .. .. .. . 2 o 77 55 1Cleveland St. Edward 89 · . New Concord Pom""Y bad - t dllllculty loJ(an .. ., ........ 1 0 99 711 Clevelaad ~ JoijJII ~:"I lie 52 St. Clalftfille In sbootfng, making only 24 _5 Athena.· ~ ·- · ... 1 1 a 81 Clnclnnatai 1.0 . ldge 51 Carrollton 41! 70 , . • cent of their sbota as they Ga!Upoiis . •• "l I I 58 n · ClnclnnaU Hug)leo 14 eland n Hopedale 33 ol II. Bruce Simpson Pomeroy "." .... • 0 I 71 81 And.,.son 73 Lincoln Hei&hts only Panther in the Middleport ... ~ .. ·• o 2 77 1113 Madeire 60 Loveland il .dcJ~le figures u ba got 10. ~lsonvill ••·.. · 0 1 51 til Cincinnati McNicbolaa 83 . The Pantbera entertsln LoAUl -·.. .. .. s 8 IIHU Cincinnati Roger Bacon 81 gan In the Fomeroy gym to- TONIGIIT'S GAMES, Sycamore 72 New Jllcillnond mght while Atbeno will be at Athens at GallJpoUo Wyoming 76 NOI"\Vciod til .. Galllpolta· Wellatoo at ~ackson Columbus Eaot as · · In Frlday'o pn!llminlry .,... ~~eporl •I Nelsonvlllo Columbus Nortb lies~ lite Athena Reotrvu dcJWD- ...,.BII Itt ·· f01neroy Columbus West 56 eel IIIII Pornaroy Resarveo hy Collllnhul 1out11 M U-111. Lmmle VIID Meter'o 15 Nil.\ :• ...,. Colmba Central 8S polnta was hJg)l lor the game. B 11 Columbus Walnut w.r,. IW!I'P bad tt lor Atbeu. 1 alleol " - lltanthlltll Columbus Linden 87 ATHENS 1111. 8utora Dtvllloo COlumbus Wbetsteae 14 Rapp, H~1 Glov..-, J.0-4; llosloa -' : · W. L. CoiliiDhus Brookhaven 11 hlrltll1 Heady, 0.0.0; Adamo, &+II· . ..., _..... .17 7 · Columbus~ HIRIII/11 XL; Sam•. liM; Ellis, !.().;· ~U .... •.... 17. 10 Yernon 87 Wor1bJnitoa • HPt. . 5-3-11; CJarJt, 1.().;; .11.:delp~tt ..... .. t4 10 54. Grandview 41 ,fiiUIIi y~ .. ..... , ..1 17 Arlington 53 1 lro~en ~ealrs varsl',~ (0 per · · ~~!~:d.~l.J,~ni:em~~;~: Middle'port Drops Onelo Jackson 72-55 Pill'·',. CI~ATI- CINC!N"NAft JackSOD. ...eservet romped o-ver Middleport reserves Friday oight in the preliminary to the varsity £ihlt in SEOAL action, winnlng by an 18 points mar· gm. High !or Middleport was Steve Pullens wltb. 17. ~~:•ville .~ Bndg:~~t i:~~~ ~ -~ewett d:~~·~;..lea~ ~ ~~ 0: ll46-~lclory . Dooglaa and Pooler. oac11 bad for Willi Knight hitting from the Vi•Pl•IJ Jackson Reservea ,.~- Panona' - and never were halted. !ng of Great Society progra,., as he shapes hJa new buda~t , 1o meet the climbing cost ~I tl!~ war. . CJblhid budget coofcrenees ilt 1 . tlul .l:.B.J Ranoh disclosed cui · baok! Ill sucb Jlfllll'am• •• the , . ·~!'!'!~ and economic dev~l· jljlm~!f project&. Commeroe arid Agriculture Departtnent propoaiils w~e first to feel the Johil. ·ion knife. at HaynevUle but was sen. tenead to 10 yeara In prioon, Ru~ · · _, . tall EaslenJ Eagles Willi four men In doublo figure~~ wen their third otra!ibt SVAC coolest Friday JJigbt, !rom a ohorter bu! qgreosivet, Kyger Creek five. '!'be Eqles, behind 6-Z 11011· lor Charles Knfgbt, broke a.« tie early In the milia! penod 1fesS~ well In the painful pal' Ont of the Klaumen, Collie Leroy Wi.lkint, was acquitted of murder charges in at.ete court ( t:elll\li<rf. 7~~se~ler!5 ::;::ia:;~:~':'"~. Eastern Trips KJ11Per Creek Qu ·nte t 59 · 48 ~:: . . ~ 0 . ' • 1 ' PRES!· today baa • talen~ Guard~~~~ . . , 11.1/~J;IN, TEX. - ·~· Bl'illiani &5 Dillonvale 47 ou~rebounded Ru~ ,by food. beblnd ha~tlme Vice Pretident Hubert H.-HUID-phrty and Stctttflry of State Dt:aq ~, · C..oh Jim Adami' Rullaad Rutland was 25-!3 , ' · Springfield Loeal 41 C&nl<lll Red DeYI!o rallied from a three but had held a sl: lbucl<ets llld oeven free tbrm. Ibaugb who bamod tlul Dell wltb ton hltll per cent of 48 ohota. fo lloutbweotern . t Claymool 4S Akron 51 point deficit at the beginning of 10-8 lead when the first quarter Also hltliDI In double tigureo 29 polnta oo 11 ftekl toall and Rutlaad Wll· l fOplgh " ' Ill the fourth period to defeat Wil· ended , til ton, 35-29. Black'• 1& rebounda Wilton ............ 8 15 40 48 w 1 a Y e 35 Canton ton M-48 Friday Dilht at Besld.. Black's 14 !or e unbeaten Rutland live aeven foul lbota. strausbaugb also led the Devils In tbat dee rton (W. Va.) Madoona Ill Perry Ill ' land. lb • point wero Davia with 11 and Little, was the only player of Coach parlm 1 Rutland .. .. .. .. . 10 23 37 58 Mlngo Junction 71 Minerva Bill , . en · . . Wilton - Strausbaug)l 11·7· Powl»tan 60 ~eallsvU!e till North C1JJUJD 1our quarter oolput, other 10. Husky Ronnie Black, a...,. !Ianza scorers for Rutland had defeoted North In kl by the Red 2t, Wells Pete<s 2-3-7; "Youngstown Mooney 78 Fairless 83 Ja<boD'"1{ lor, who bad paced the Devils an . were Joe Hawkins and Rus- Ga!Ua last Stiturda In Its . c c e '• v rvea In the prelim!. Goas 2-2-8; Long IHHI. Youngstown Cbany 82 East C8noiD • all oveolng, was the big last Y Little, two points apiece and season opener at the y Gallla ~former Melg• eountlan, play· nary game made It a cle!ID 111·12-411· Youengstown East 61 ~e period ll(lark for Rutland as he Roger Da\Ois and Harry Yar· County School. , at Racme durtng hll high swepe for the hosts. Gary Oren- Rutland - B. Barrett 2-0-4; Youngstown Ursulin 36 tosaed In " markers during broug)l, I each. Taking scorln honoro Ischool days· ner and Slave Lucas each bad Black 9-7·15; DaviB 5-1-1· Yoongstown Woodrow Wilson 70 lboae ftnal eigbl JDlDUteo Black topped aD Red Devil the evening ho!eve ~~ Rutland hit on Z4 ot II at- 10 to leed Rutland while My.. Bawklna 2-0-4· Little , Y<Nngstowa Nnrth r.7 Clavelaild • scor..-s with 25 points on Dine ton"• I Itemps lrolll the field for a ler's eight paced Wilton. Yarbroug)l z-0.4 Totala Youngstown Hayen &1 , . . . raus- 39 per cent average while WU- The Rutland teem will travel 18. • Struthers 18 Cuyabor!~- friends fi-om ·nearby st Ah· ·selm's Colle.ge · bllt ·spurned their offers ol For Jamea WUson, 11, and Kathie SU!Jiv•n. ~. both New York; today '!""ked the secon~ day of what they 1111t1 tnay ~­ fast to tile. 4eatb. '!'he YOII!Itt Catholic paclfislll entered the" ·chapel of St. Joaeph"o cathedial at ll:lpe.m.; E:St Frldoy to be, gin a fas1 in protest of restrub .. tions plaCed on three prielita, who apoke out qainst U. It · , ..-~ey In Viet Nam and w<re :Jnv~d In civU rtghto. activl~. U.S. Dist. Atty. Verno! R. _, t' .• '' ' DaUy SenUnel, ~~~~~~~; :·)i ~ : •~ .. ~--;te~;·~ltcy resoluboni OVI U fl<"" • "'• I IJ ill\ ' \ ' er - ~mend. Solid approYil S~LMA, Ala. iUPll !along with Eugene Tho~!J4 presented." · .. ,. ' ·: . ' . 1!11' ,Jollbioll'l fight·U-we-milll F_ederal a~lhonues_ today ~tn· W11!1am Eaton, In f!dera~. - ~secutot V~kl~ ' A~~H atanee, bo:.vfver, was shown by I '• I Feds Study Possible Actiili?'AgainsrTR.o;' .;(~;.,.~~page o . '' , ~=~14 n:";,:..•11 • • Dlolola eon. • · •· L...., · 1M . . _ '•- ... II ~ .• ,~ ... ~M !laD Ft•~ , 0.:::: 81. 11 ~4II ~II QM- II __.~II Qnr, .. • .. tooAnioiea lletnlit New . ; ' ·' _,__ II 11111111 • Calli ..,..,,. • , OQnN ....., • ..... II "'""'""·11 •&Mila• ·· ' "' "':'"""1 • . ~<~DttGa • aw 111111111 1M 8u rr.,• • Allttor II <>'1' . . 1-llllllt~~r· OR Elberhlds 3rd floor you will see a large selecliori of ·· ~ 12112 ft. and 12x15 ft. seamless Rugs. In nylons · •DOle • ~ .large ulectioa .of rich, decorator colors. • ·',ltBERFELDS 3RD. FLOOR:!· ' .. FURNITURE, POMEROY·;·~. �Nt.Chieftai• in Double0w.rlirael1iti1ler4'5-43 FaltU~ISFall ••• r: BoB 6 t'9 - · feleaJI lielJonv!ll) ·.. Mid~~<~~~' t-s tor lbe · · Ml4d!Oport. ~gaB,:...·· a*.it! r;welllll<l, t.u: Kemper, z4-l C: D!!Jl),nune!, Pomero~ o., Dtltl. ~0, U8l l I lleve Sllrlli sank two free . 'lbe score wu lied M af...... pm., M-31. Box score o1 4; stone, o.t-1: ~wbrldge, s., !brows mldwsy In tiro secoucl tor tiro nplaUon pme ended. the varsity game ~ Poston H-S· Aulrer Movertime period and I Ia proved Neitlror lelrn scored In lbe lint NEUIONVJLi.E tU) ; TOTALS' 14-1~3· ' II be tiro wlaiiiDc lilalbn u D'ltl'llme. Daughtery, 2-1-S; Riclw'da, .. . . Nelsoavllle Dipped Loean a-13 Jim P elpo, with II polala, Hi!; Harold, liM: Hubbord, (). By quortm: In a thriller at Logan Friday poced t.oeu. ll<hult& lollled 1-1: HI)'Des, 142 ; Shultz, 4-7· Ntlsooville ... 1119 33 40 40 45 pighl. 16 lor the winDers. IS TOTALS 1&-13-45. Logan · ....... 8 19 36 40 40 43 It was Nelsonville'• first win Tonllht, Loran playa at PornLOGAN (13) Reserve seore _ Logan 54, ag:.cain_s_t_o_ne_se_tbaek __. _Lo_:g,_an_i_:•_ero_::..y_whlle..: · =.:..N::ellonv=:::llle=.__:-=:!,_..:P:::hel::!:pa~&-~l::,·ll:,::_w::::es::tfall o.1•. Nelsonville 3!. ' ' · 1 I. ... a.m. North Gallia SUps by Hannan Trace, 44 to 41 6 "\h)· lO MCl"ll"l ,l .:...,b ur tcmi.IIH-G, IJ 4WI it • iii fll II It • 11 North .oallla 31, Hannan Trace 34, llaintn Trooe Gilliland Puts in Last ~--ond Bucket to N•Ip Ga11•Ipo1•IS 61•59 for "eliston Club Scores . ' . '• TWO·HOUR DRYQEMING SERVICE ;!~~ahama·s ~~e ~.::.:al·~~:e ~\~ ~~ ~~~urth~:~~~p:::,a;;j Robinson's Complete Farm Financing ·wlfh illfennediatetermiOtins .A. FEEDER &BREEDER <Y/' j "~ a. LIVESTOCK ~ lo_,~.-'" "'V' FUD I liD LABOR FIRTILIIER REI'AtRS · INIURANCI Ott aftcl 011 1nt1ttd and T••" Llvt!ttoclc Purch11tt. Houtthc-ld lqulpmtnt, lefln•nclnt DDI• C11h Llvln1 l~ePtnltf Ct,lttl lnvestrmntt ,.,--,. othlf Farl'tl 0..-ratint lxp&nltt PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY I Ask about our budget loons. Up to 7 yun to pay for Capital lnvutrilont itomo, Intorost is chortod only for tho ~1y1 mo"IY Is acluolly uHll. JACKSON PRODUaiON CREDIT ASSOCIATION Modorn Ctodlt for Modern Farmors Ch•rlttOlx. ltthenf-M•III Countr MIRIIfr 114 Mvlltorrv ,._ Coli WY 2-5270 In Pomnov 0t LY ,_16121n Atheno 1 ° u , ......... ,., • rz • Christmas Tree Harvesting is in Full Swing RelorVe ......, . . . . Norlb Ga!Ha downed Hannan · Netd Wildcat bnUie Is Doc. MASON .:.. The MeArthur j Traee 41-4tln 8 defensive 18, at Shade. Box score Ge,.,rals downd the Wahama gle 00 the Pirates planks the v,rslty baWe: Willie Falcons, 66-53 Friday day night. NQRTH GAUJA (Cil Taylor, 2-1~; Garrett, night on the Wahama floor In . . . a move game. The loss even- . It was . North Ga1ha'9 fli'St Losan, ..1-11: Sldmore, Smith, 5+14; Twyman, 1-M; ON RIQUIST ...... record at! TOTALS 14-18-44. t.JU . I dropped their fifth straight aHANNAN TRACE (U) 1 / \VT College Basketball Results ed gainst no wins. Belville 142; Daniela .,..; j By Uolted Preis IDiemational of the contest before the Gen-, The visiting Wildcats took • Hall, 8-1-17; Murdock, l.U; Clottnen !,,. East erals pulled away in the fmal · 2-10 first period lead, but feU Cremeens, 3-3-9; Harrison 1.0.2:; _ Bedlam broke loose wben S- 20. Touted as oliO of the best four-point lead, 26-22, at lh o Hmltn Coli. 81 Bklyn Poly 67 five minutes. AI one point in behind 20-IB during halftime .. 10 senior forward Larry Gilli· guards in Ohio, 6-0 tenlor Eddie half. Gallipolis forced the Rock· NYC Comm. 75 Trnton JC 74 that stretch, they scored 11 termission• [ land grabbed a rebound and Jacobs wu held to 17, whileS. ets to continue shooting from KiOR's Coli. 97 Ssquehnna 79 points in 8 row with seven com· ~ tossed in the wlrmlng buel:ot 11 Greg Jor<lan had 12, and QU. the outside. At this point, Ja· Cty Sl 73 Mrgn St. 53 lng from the free tbrow line. After three periods, the Pira. with one second on the clock llland eaeh getting nine. Jacobs cobs had been limited to Pratt 75 Queens Coli. 70 Marvin Hale and Rick Cal- tes pulled ahead, 32-24, .. to give the Golden Rockets a had seven, and 6-3 senior cen- points. Blmsbg 79 Mansfield 74 vJn of the Generals divided way in the final period, Ralph 11-59 "squeeze win" over Coach ter Gary Stabler five· A dem- Gallipolis took a 44-42 lead !Mass.) 88 Hwthrne 58 scori.ng honqrs with 17 points Taylor left the contest with a D.lke Burson's GaUia Aeadamy on on defense as well as offense, the end of a lighlnlng fast ' 811 Cleve. Sl. 116 each. Keith Prater of McArlb-j dislocatd finger. He had been High School Blue Devils Friday Anderson came up 10 rebounds, period as Anderson and (Pa.) 90 Clarion 89 ur had ll and Tom Gilliend had 1 outsanding on defense. 1igt1t al Wellston. big 6-3 John Brown had nine, and che\1 each canned four St· Anselm's 89 Adelphi 69 11. . ; The Wildcats put on a late Coach John Derrow's Rock- Mitchell six. and a brace of free throws Gannon 99 Villa Madonna 55 F th F leon Ra Red , ndly, but it feU short as the ~~ rame off tb ~ 'toor with their Gallipolis held a 52-45 lead 10 points apiece. Gilkey 71 Union (N.Y.l &I or e 8 s Y · ;clock ran out 13th const'cutive win, coverirJg over Wellston at the 5:14 mark the other basket for a total Mntclr St. 84 Albny St. 73 man had his second straight I · I seven .l'ear f ld, over Galli- in the last quarter, but, two 22 Blue Devil points in the Rider 65 Lehigh S3 hot shooting night as he tossed j Dan Hall'!l 17 polnts paced llled 6 in 18 points for high scoring , the losers. Roger Garrett totalpol!~ Well.~ton holds 36-28 game baskets by Jacobs and one by ter. Wellston ta 1 S.Conn. St. 92 Coast Guard 85 ronors. Ray Varian and Bill ed 13 for the Pirates. Nate Loedg(• over Gallipolis in the ser- Holzapfel cut the lead to 52-51. cobs getting 6, SOuth A h ieE brtween th e twu schools. Anderson was fouled by Stab- Gilliland 4 each and Jordan 2. Duke 82 UCLA 66 rt ur each had 12 · Chuck gan had 13 of NG's 39 rebounds. Thompson, FaiCfJn regular, North Gallla won the reserve h Spo1·tmg a 3-0 season record , ler and made the shot, 53-51. Gilliland opened t e Benedict 88 Knoxville 83 · ed tli · m1ss e game because of ill- contest, 36-34 in an overtime. Wellston is now 2-oln Southeast. IHolzapfel's jump shot tied the period with a foul shot, alter West Liberty 65 Wheel ing 62 ness. Tonight, the Pirates host ern Ohio Athletic League play I score 53-53. with 4:08 to go. being fouled by Brown. Fytvl St· 89 St. Agstn 85 (ot) Jn the reserve corJtest, the - -"-' - - - - - - whiiP C<lllipolis is 1-2 in all Holzapfel rebounded a shot to ju_mper made _it 46-43. Dnnny Bltmre J .C. 91 W. Md. J. C. 52 Wahama Little Falcons whipgames. e~nd 0..2 in SEOAL play. give Wellston a ~3 lead· But Gtlmore drove m to score, 48-43. w. Md. 93 Baltimore 79 . ped the McArthur visitors, ~- PROFITS DOWN Tflmght fiallipolis entertains ! Haybu.rn fo uled Anderson and Holzapfel ~ebou_nded for 48-45· Jcksn St. 125 Tex. Coli· 116 31. 1 BALTIMORE (UPil - The _. Athens and Wellston goes to he made two from the line to Andersun hit a Jumper and - Richmond 92 f'urman 83 Jark~\)rl i knol the count 55-55. Holap- fouled by Hayb~rn. . La. Coil . 84 Samford 68 · The box score: 1 Baltimore Orioles announced \\-"il h !h~ rount knotted 59-59. · fel and Anderson traded goals made two at the hne, and Gallt · Fla. A&M IOO Slbny <Ga.) 79 WAHAMA t53) IFriday a 50 per cent drop in 'Wf'l bton calll'd time with 1: 13 ] to keep lt at 57..S7. Holzapfel, po~s ~ad _its ~2-45 ~ea~. Ft. Valley St. 121 Svnnh St. 79 Varian, 6-{1-12; Arthur, 6-0-' profits for the fiscal year I . on the cloc k. The Rockets came fouled by Brown, his fourth. per- Gallipolis bJt a siu.lmg 63 . LSU 91 SYIU 88 12; Marshall, 1·2-4; Rt>rtman, 8- 1ending Oct. 31. Chrlllmll bat·k sl:il li ng fur one shot to win eonal, made a brace of free cent from the noor Old Dominion UJ6 Lyochbrg 82 2•18 ; Batey, 1-0-2; White 1·3·5. Cl b offi · 19 led 8 ' Foil and Christmas Arrong-11 · Wruths - Grovo Blonkoll - Cut Flowers thl' l;!amr Out called time again throws at the 1:35 mark to push on 24 of 38 sOOts, and made Midwe ts Totals · 2H-~ · I u !Cia revea a1 the 12 second mark. Wellston ahead 59-57. Bob Ford, of 15 from the foul line. St. Jno (N.Y.) 72 Kan. st. 65 McARfH.UK (66) profit of $l50,lt7, compared •• h ts 1o Pra"'r 3-6-12· Conwa 1 , · with a $300,000 profit in the 1964 Corsogu - Gilt Items In Abundance When play resumed, the 5-9 J·unior guard, who replaced ston rna de 25 of '" s o f !G. Wilms 65 Ill. Coli. Opt. 64 5 Coleman • 2-0-4 ' · Gilliandy, ..,.. . The board of di rectors lllNIIIIIftAW-JIIIWWIIII.....,_......... throw-in went to 6-0 Eddie Ja- 5-8 Danny Gilmore, slammed 1per cent and made 11 l;) Cornell Coil· 7i Ripon 66 ll; Hale, 1•17 i ' Calvin, • also noted .that this robs. over lo ~- 10 Mark Hay- one in from the corner to knot the foul hne . Ill. Tech 67 St. Ambrose 62 Totals: 24-lS-66. attendance total of 781,243 A Florofox Mombor, Wo Wlro Flowers Evorywhora burn. who shot Jut the ball rim· the count 59-59, with 1:20 left. GALLIPOLI S (5fl Wheaton 9'1 Hope 88 Waharna ........ · .. 6 23 41 the second lowest in the •l11b'•l rned the basket and bounced Gallipolis took a 54 lead ear· Anderson. 9-9-27: Ford, No. IlJ. 77 East. Ill. 70 McArthur ........ · 14 27 46 ll-year history. oot. Gitliland grabbed the re- ly in the first period on a side 2;2 D. Gilmore, 1.0.2; Brown, Sou. Ill. 68 Chattanooga 41 bound and slam med in tl:ie win- jumper by Mitchell. Trailing 10- 0-2; Gilkey, 4-0-8; J. Gilmore Wayne St· 73 Northern St. 64 NORTON SIGNS ning buckl'1 . 7, Mitchell struck again but was 0.0 Mitchell, 8-2·18. Totals, Neb. Wslyan 85 Sioux Falls 7Z MIAMI (UP!) -The MiaJni Pele Andcrsrn, 5·10 ·senior fouled bv Gilliland and made 11-59. No. Dakota 92 Parsons ttl DoJphlns, 'the American guard. racked up 27 poinc.s for the foul ·shot to tie it up 10..10, WEUSTON 1611. Chadron 94· ~u. st. 56 baU League's newest fra:~~:;~ thP Blue Devils and took scor- Jordan, forced to shoot from Holapfel, 8-4-2G; Gilliland St· Bndct's (Kan.) 77 Peru st announced the signing Ph. WY 2-20Sf Doytlmo tng honors fo r the night. Larry the outside, made two goals for 3-11; Stabler, D-1-1 ; Jacobs, Cent. St. (Ohio) 72 Smpflll 71 of Rick Norton, star Mitchell. 5-10 sophomore ·for- 14-!0. Gilkey and Jordan traded 3-17; Jordan, 6-{1-12. Totals, 25· wm. Penn 74- Buena Vista 65 baek· of the Ph, WI 9-2951 Night ward. was next with 18, and buckets, and Wellston led 16-12 ll-61. Otterbein 62 Kenyon 51 Kentu,ky. Mrs. Mlllt.rcl V1n Mtltr Rod Gilkey, 1M) sophomore, had at tbe end of the fil'llt period. Gallipolis .......... IZ 2Z 44 59 MI. Union 88 John Carroll 64 Norton was the fjrst W. Moln II. tight . Both teams scored 10 points Wellston ..... •. 16 26 42 61 Bthoy (WVa.) WI Cse Tcll'lS selection of the AFL club MIDDLEPORT, 0. Wellston's 6-2 Andy Holzapfel in a fast second kuarter that Reserve score: Wellston 36, Vlpraiso 112 Capital 59 Member PomeroY• Golcllftr the second choice of Partlclpatlng Store "'as high for the Rockets with saw the Rockets maintain a GaUipolis 20. Luther 81 Wttubg 79 (ot) In the Middleport Merchanb Cleveland Browns of fiOOChhGI-woy - - -Southwest IIA>llaoy Gdt-A·Rama National Football LeagueI def•n,.s, 80 the game Crps Chrsti 11 Tex. Luth. 73 up a rematch of the . N.W. St. !La.) 71 Delta Sl· 6ll won by the Lions 31-29 earlier Ar. Tech ·32 Hndrx 78 (ol) · thos seas~. The ~ons ~re ... Ali<."St. Tchrs, Harding 68 pomt choice to wm agam. Ark. A&i.l 90 Henderson M The Gtants can wrap up Ark· AMiN 105 Wiley 59 = .... ) ··-1 . During the period Jrom plato!· I to harvest. trees are sprt•Y·I ror insects, diseases, or control. Bruslt aiKt weeds either mowfll or chemicaHy eontroHed. T e trees are s eared and shaped for oymmetcy and fullness, and rigid management practices are folloWfd to insure ft quality product. The growing llld mark.tiog of Cbrlolmaa trees Is just .. I . ''*"U.'' ON lf!IIIAI 0 Olite rMI!I'I b l a b - tllol ....., . . Ma . . . ;1.~~~- • Qblo I.Jr1<i..tc.w- ........ Cbl =otd llhid ~· '1t.C., p.lpQIIIICiOII ... lhl flllea flO\Itd~l tt>• ~J' .. Mtld• lot-..., ef ~~ _. . ~ . iii!ISAI, llflle16IC.II '"......_'~ rut leu, ,, ..,. New llll..t •w• eu~m,, ~ Dnkttinl: ,.,.... ,_.. ffl ,. "orP rl 'r ' · ·•n· !IU~ cent of._ OhtA elll.MIIII ... . eiiALERS •JibK• of ... Ohio ."'u•_hn11*' P•M r ati1no , ctonn.•• etftl't • . . Li:llp1'ow .-at.l, . . iN b • tHNAN ta~~ ·~ ., CLOIID ON -------IllNPOMEROY ........... ··· .. _· ....,., . .t11n 1• We 1HJ"" ' •ill&* ....... a. il. chlrefn•. of \~Wit -or~ • •Ill '11• th tcM'•i• ef t'llt ,._.; • • ' f6to _. l I --- ~·" eMOWIU ,,._aa.r. Gt!t. ... lft!Ul pqtl,- ..... eR.t.JCU ud . . . . progt. . . . WE'll to tbfNt l vu loBI t;e · t~~e 'J1tcrf!•U I SUNDAYS eOTHEI HAYING ~-- SHOP TONIGHT EQUII'IIWIT FLOWER SHOP UN11L 9 PM THE SHOE BOX W'f UIDI Stop in and order now for pre-Christmas delivery! CHEST FREEZER With Sub Quarterback Baltimore Hopes to Win I s d • Western TIt e on . un ay rr =~;p~la~~~ln= :;t s~e: Colo. Log Bch st. M Colo. St. Coli. 87 LA. St· 77 SeaWe Pae. 00 Wllitworth 74 Fresno st. 74 Sou. Oregon 71 Coli. Idaho 101 Nune CoU. 86 Green Bay wins it can elinch pmg Dallas on ~ the title by healing San weekend. The RWskirur. Francisco on the final weekend. New. York 23-7 m their Other NFL action finds St. meetmg, but ,the Giants Louis 15-7) at Dallas (5-7) on that game w1thoct Tucker Saturday and Cleveland (10-2) den~kson. . Steel Bowl Footb<lll League careers, but a at Los Angeles (3-9) , Minnesota Chicago s_tdl has an outside! At Pittsburgh, Pa. r.:hanl'e at real fame is finally I !5-7! at Detroit (5-~·1), New jchance to wm the Westem (First RouDd) staring them in the eye. York t6-6) at Washmgton but the Be~rs ere up .~:!::~~~Miami /Ohio) 65 Pittsburgh 60 Cuonn, a three-year veteran. San FrancisCfJ (7-5) at Chicago the leagues mMt pr Duquesne 84 G. Washngtn 60 v.·ill br getting a chanee to (8--4) and Philadelphia (4-8) at team_. The . 49ers, w ·~i;t~hand;~~~j'"~~~~:-:''::'::-'1 clinrh Ire Western conference Pittsburgh (2-10) on Sunday. Brodte Mvmg an ~ Iitle for Baltimore on Sunday . se~son, l.ead the league in wlwn tile Colts host Green Bay The Cowboys ::'"d. the Cardm- pomts wtth 377. IWUILITZIR in the league's most cruciaJ als are b_ot_h_ ftghtmg for the Philadlphia, which tops the IIAI.1lWIN game or the season. And Eastern_ DJVJSton runnerup s~t- league in total offense, IS a ... OTHER FAMC!Ul Bratkowski. who has tlcked St. LoUis won the first meeting point choice to defeat BRANDS around the NFL since 154, also between the clubs 20-13, ~t the tsburgh. '"'Y """ more duty than uscal Cards bove slumped during the ----directing u Packers. second half of tbe season. MILLENIUM . Cleveland, Eastern Cooler- In the Cbrlstian rellgton, 1i1e two men may ence champion. faces , a stem the millenium is a period of opponunily because of iniuries test in Los Angeles, which has 11,000 years preceding the final .,adti'J ,,... llrvW suffered last weekend woo its last two games. The judgment, during which Christ PHONE 22 "ACKION. 0. Baltimnre·s star Browns haven't met the Rams will rule this eartb in perso"'_n·~iiiiiiii':i::i Johnny UniLas, and the in regular season play since fliiiiiinoiiliiiiiiili "' m· ace signal-caller, 19&3, but Cleveland won a preStarr. Unitas underwent season encpunter 21·19. opert~tion on his right knee Offense vs. Defense Sunday after being Minnesota bas one of tiro the Colts' 13--G loss to league's best offenses and ~rarr jammed the Detroit bas one of the best fingt>r on his right band dorrmg a pre-game drill and replaced by Bratk:owski in the Packers' 24-19 virt.orv over Minnesola. Momeat Gf Truth The big game shapes the moment o4lf truth roc teams. Baltimore leads Western C<Derence witb a PAUL DAVIES record while tiro Packers JEWELERS 9-3. If the Colts win they wUi 404s-..IAYO. coofereoeo clwnpa lor Golllpolk, Ohio si!Cond year, and U By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Ballimore's Gary CUozzo and CrrPn BctV's Zeke Bratkowski h<!v!~ f'!1!' h. had a brief l!.limpse o1 glory during their National - -·- ·-··-- - On Form Front ..... nECTIIC U.S. Would Be Chief Supplier of Wheat Abroad . pI AN 0 S GIFT HER with a GLAMOROUS YOU MEn Ill HICEST PEOPLE HONDA SeeThe FuR Une ported wigs and wiglets, pi~ from $25 Give A Gift C.rtlficlte Fronlloll's FOR IEAUTY 0- IRa SI~VICE ' ' - - ·~ 819 to lltr o. ) 234 ~·MAIN ' . $184.00 $11LOO $151.00 r •Milo $265.10 $ 8.75 nadlrtlll Cabinet s !1l dose to w t~ll llodel MD Wuher ldodel E1ID ( E I - ) -............. __... nmror Hodel GOD (Gas) Dtror AQ da1 II Wllllda7 with tho "Poeellllbr" Loundr7 Twlnl. Puab lbe button for wbolo ev• labrlo ~- to WPIL Tum timer dial to mole niiJIIber ODd puol>l>ultorl P"''I''DUnnnl Ia over to aa1od wula and riDio water lemperatme, allhtlon allOOd. IIPia allOOd. walll and rlrlli limo. Y<N PI- a billlrt".!'1 .<;!euor &Dd faster ...tllfttWO(MI.,..,..,.,...,-.... s • COlor lntllaa Llillt • Pus!H>ulloo domaiiiJOtixer • Tint Contral .95 ' )J '' I ~ .._ ....._.. ..._ I: doWnpllymllnl PRiaJ START A' $489.95 • AH82iehlnllll UIIPMII' j " ,., U'·lnch • ' I I ·.1 11 ' ' PHONE WY 2-363S (WITH MillER MAYTAG) ,., HARRY t.fiLER > J . • • I ,. I ' ~ < "' The Washer- *184 The Drpr • - •na wuii-'-AIJTOJIA'I'IC.U....Yt Orle-pioeo IIJI· 111 ,. lloaJ>Io.wall mdallotloo. &oa.,. ..... elbl... Is bolldtrlsod and 1w llllllh of Clftmlng, aeld-reslatant Dulux lllked euaiiiiL ToP &Dd lid ore · tlluiiiiJ)Gftl)lla. 1 twHoat POMEROY ,.. w. ear.ey, Mer· \ POI;liiOY I • 11a '1'110 l'lnl Jno1 ..... II.& N, 011.1 1J Q.\liLOIID P. fiiiiiWIN 1/111111 Prelolitlqz 1U1osl WA8IIIllai'ON llJPJl- 1\P ....._ oiBelale .., lbo llallld IIIlis would be the ohlot ..,.. pller in the event wheat·produc... ~- o1 the .... COUuwi'C'D world acted together to threateoed fllllllne ID lnlll~vert ' . Tbt reuoa for this Is 111at the Umltd state. hu mon wheat llran IDf olh.,. oountry, un o!ll· elal said. l'n!oident Johnson sald dll}' all nalioos In a Pllilion to do 10 obould Join IDa opociallltlornatillll effort oo help India met Ill ~'~" food probllm, 8ucb an international conaorllum probrrbly 1illllkl be made up ol the llnllod Staloo, Can ada. A111trall.a, France, a a ti AJ1IIIlina. They aro t110 world'• priDcfpol wlleol OJpiiiiiJI eouo'1'110 V.B.I.Il aaed to bo Phcinl wY Hill ChllltCounlllt • . . . . . . . . . _ • .,........... ,......,, Ch.iol&... .,..,."' irl .. 011110 1,1118 -~~... • -~~ ... tiro llmlod a... appnwed transfer of ... allolmellts Cllli ol llome ...-.In Tho• was l'l!llltered a r<~== llinl>&rllol ..... I II )IOI8II>Ie IIOid Nov. II, the ,...,. tbal lhl!rl 11 OllllDgb 011 bor>l -~ approved lhe to - .............., lbo food pRIII'8DI llr litl6. &bortaga sllualloa In llldia. tho~~ tald 11o os14 -alia, .,._ .,._. wlllol......,. llalod Ia lfavern. II permiiiiDol. ber -'-"'• hao wheot that • 1'1--"Y . . , mert.lt out of the <!OUDty could be sent &o lntiia . He S<Jid ,sale lease or tnmsfer th h "l.. ..1.--L; •• " ld ! ' ' • at w In: Au:~"- illi.JA JiltS so · transfer of allotmentl is 1~ermit· beavily oo the Coounuoist bltx:! tro bY the new farm law, •• well .. to ber recular free I ject to approval of two . worM cuotomen, it undoubl>ldly : of the growers v<lllng 1n bu COOB.iderablr gi aiD. left ower. 1 county. Whik- aUot.ments may 'llle olftelal said there was ,I bo lranafll'nlll autJic1o the )IOiiibility that Argentirlo'l aoo I ty they may 110t be mov..t outFranee could squeezo oomt lbo otato. Phone WY-2-2111 wbeat from commitment. lhey 1 The deportment oald · hove mado 1o recular custom- lions lor the transfer o! en, llleludln& lila COIDDlunlil allotments effeclivo for · Mulberry Ave. l'walroy, Olali tiNIIIriH. · crop sllould be iiied DOl '1'110 ...,..._ &aid grow...., I than Jan. 3. ...,..,..,..,.,........,.,.....,..,..,......,...,...,...,......._ _1! =:.,"':: I ,ur,. 1 1 ---- - ~---'-'- WiD you need NEW tractors or NEXT YEAR? An- lallunl ""' ..,.., ........ . . lll8lld. ol tiro do)>orlmeal'o . . . . . Agrleullun1 - (!"AS) oolrl tile U.S. ooukl aup1 large ...ldlrl .... IIlii ...... Ill - · and -kl - w . t a , '1'110 11.8. wbeal IUJIIII1 preollllly il aboul 1.175 BE AI EARLY TRADERI 1>11 lOW and EARN aCASH billion .......Ia. Durklc 1110 .... DlllrbiiDC ,.... ....,.. _ , aro OlpOCtoi!IO total 1115 lllllllol bulhoiB Inti upon lll&lldo 711 miltioQ holblll. 'l'llo -.Iruter, allout . . llllllloa ...~ .... _.. pormlt ...... ................ ......,India and proYido • buskJ ... -· tloDal - - · lor tilt llll1ad 'l1lo I'AI . .IIIII ooltll c.aa. • proloably ......... lllderable lllll\li1 " ..... IIV&IIablt 10 ....... llo rid . . c-s BPI '!'liP ldl 1W ... II lla I"''IIMMIood .. • 1llilllml II te!t, _. cl II llnltlr lllltl Ill 1111 ll.u.R. adaB, . . . . . . . _ dlaQab - curta 1111 1tzttru' "' I'll• ......... Sugar Run Flour Mills I ... whad exporter but •• - till Feed-Seed Fertilizer- Farm Suppli• side .. lmpttrlor ........ ol crop 111111 .... I'.. fNt ........ AC e.r Steret '·'' ' ASSOCIATED RADIO & tELEVtS~N _ $18.21 $1D.95 $ 1.95 CHRISTMAS SALE! p 1ctur c ~ '· ,. lola's Beauty Solor.:" -_..,. ...-- FOR MERLE NORMAN eotMmCS ,J s1sso AND tors MORE! - lllllllllllll ' tllo she wants from our large selection of im· UIIO "" -..Diller dta FOR THE !XCITING; UNUSIJA!- ·Otm .. •;. Cycle Sales a-ttol--loiAtoi'*Wof.•M_ LY....... ARVIN CLOCK 1101 I!~ ' ' lliUtll 51A & Jl, t Milt ........ of Msas a:.F~ let the lady in your life select the style ON A Haw~s "Sure Sign of T . IE , _... I paylllllllt-caab, tzade.in, or ..a · - · .... iljpnd III:GSporamma ........,..bQ1111~~oiJI)Iri!!oolcllltitjaltprior .... d - ctu. ......• pi~>- ) ...... ,........Iiiii_, ... _ . . . . . ~aBii'WltiU . .JSMIDn I 'rll.IIUi.bt ED 3'111 help uo during tbese lMll'lllaiiJ' low .... F 11'\t bfllll1iDII equiplllent be/m 7011 ueed iL Act Now. Jl.emllmber, tbe eadior,... flllllt • · biger JDII!' bonu ••• and cloll't fGl'l)llt U.llilia IU: .._ .... -lllilld: - - Jllll .... ICllliJOJI"'Il Wen tire .... ., tho ~ 1illt . , . tiDllv.W.-wW•- - - - MEIGS ,.EQUIPMENT COMPANY . . . . . . . .lllfll..,.., .H; ; · , WY2o2111 �1 ' ~OU • • 1 JN~~~~N ,,. :.:..,.":>!..:::""""' ~o••· ,.,.., '1;';:J'.t~r:::" 'I ...uunONo :I .-.n,.~" ~~~~·.:., ~'""• o.0.: ,, ,,.,,~"• ' """' oboo " "' !~,_~ ,~.r ,..-miMh.~-· 1 t ..art orW1111 aa1 .._ ~ on• amnegl ........ pel t(l ntmum l ;o".:;;'.,:'.:,"'!,. ~,,. CARPst.2fl0~ • ••• , . . ..,.. 10 - ~ P I IIW'l'·-' t TllAI'lU ..., • • i\. • .. ~t~ (UnO ....,,.. •. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. P. M. Ol1lb prompt service, our tive board await you! w. Art A eBROASTED CHICKEN • ·STEAKS "Gold St.r Store.. In Pomeroy's • CHOPS eSEA FOODS fes- Jll-oli12, II hour aervlce. 12-&fta ";:r.:.:::... ";...:' ......._, ULT·~·~- E WY 2-2156 PHON - · d Of Th k For Rent For 218 Moln HelenE. Bolley MC m••..,. ClftiUilU IIIII addl'llllo ::.,,:: c. Attending were the abore ...r Mrs. Larry Jacobo, Mn~ lin Tracy, Mn. Engent • .......,.. ..... Mrl. Jam81 ~Ernelt Powell, Mn.BolllllBr Lou 11.• Difb~ Mrt. Robert .. - at tbl County boml for • • Adllllatlonaareeelwdlrnm Mrs. PUrl JICObo Alor 1110 o1 •-ltal-....,-t ....~~ SOCIAL CAJJll.J~NDAR elrlo (BolloylPomeroy Collins Mrl. Hermia Warner, IF HE'6 HOPPED AWAY, ~KIIS ""'""I, .................. u - Jr., ~"'- Mrs.,......, ~, .. ""6.. Mrs. tbarlell R. Karr lr., Mrs. PM-~ t~d 1"sh2 1~f:~r ===• -- -·-- . ~~~:· ~:;el:~en, c<J~2 :~: ~::::n~s 7 1 B~ilding $J.st -~· !: AllliOI!S 6. FlapB , ".,1 Meditation Is Given by Mrs. William Rus"ll Heigh~ :•th• ~ nbuiOtow,,nhgr~omlos, RADIATOR SERVICE of ~ ~INnWJ tm~ Noti~e -p ...._ .... ........ ~ .!t"':;.n, ''lift es ==--;;.;::;,;..,~:::;::;:;;-~a~d o-::an~y'J:~~::I I WRE( KI NG aero lor articles oalvaged. Brown Swiss cross. Clifford fOR SALEt II farm, 12 9 atc Leifheit. 12-11-Jtc: pick up !.;ad. .--------, room house, 1 clllt.orns, 1 TrapPers . only.' TRINITY Lutheran Ch;rch. Glendale Skidmore, USED PARTS FOR ALL buildings. In Hemlock Fu' $1.&1 l.o $:UO all 4 feel cated on Butt ernut Ohio, MY 6-3437. MAKES • MODELS the former Edwin un. Coon. $1.25 to $1.80 Ex. end of 2nd Sl.. Pomcruy. . theiss property. Phone WY 2y 2-2536 WY 2 2928 41094 after o:IIO p.m. 12 10 12 MU" North o1 ,.,..,.y !.1rge. Hats, $125. to $1.55. W • - · U..rris, Portland. Call VI 3l-uran'ex LL. Mink $3.50 l.o $7 .50 ' 12 2 121< On Stolo98"2297 Rout. 7 ... - - - --12·11-tlc- 2693. PHONE E' LL. Beef hides, 5c _1b. ' RATS, mice eliminated forever. WELL kept car is show the ' trimmed Small damaged kits, 1 Get "Star." Ebersbach it. 1 Bl ~~""'"""---.""'=""'""".1 PHI!TO COpying semce. Cot> at value. William . Baily, Obi P. ware · Sugar Run Mil l, i rtesu re spo tocl"'811 eanmg. Reunot AUCilONEEII loo birthmade reoanla cl 111111 lop! almoat papen. BOX 14, ReedSVI 11 e, \ ens Hard were, Mason. Inc shampooer fl. l!emplete 6 ___________ 2 9_: _ .. Cement Block., Pomoroy, Crill Bradlnrd ::.. 1'0.-oJ FURS AND beef bides. Carl ' APPLES, red and yellow_ If . . . 1 ious, Stayman, Wmesap, .. ._ QAIUR'v !IU~ITEHS-& ~"•- abbr. Jlt, BuiHigl\t ory 11. Roma.Q. room !D, II"IUlo.IMI 2t.l'.ntltled \ "t:, 0.1 "'=. ~.~.~RDotallf B;~l.o~, ~~~o , = ==-,.--:--:- -~._ . AYrtQ~E ~'urmture, dishes. · JUD10f • M0 thCfS 0rgamzetO Help on Tnp 0 • LEWIS TRADING POST "'UNCiuiiiih;.I =-:-:===--~-~=--::c\. 1 -flo · I ~EE 1 1:. ~'!~~~:::~~~;;; 1 '1. CARRIER NEEDE·D · "· 19. Attempt • · PoueNiv• IL w..n fO. Ostrteh. lnle bird manapr 30. COI'I'Irnotionl ""*' t.enn pronoua Rel&tlvt: ...... · BI.A_,I .,KM Brul.liQ -=~~;::z:;~~~~:-:--o:-'--:-~:_--:-j j a1. Btanteee COin ~·k Ave n~'c:. Don't touc~ 140u! it! 'You Let mE r;.ee miClht ru\J off the t hat old wan1! ml!lg ic! .; r o:Jt ~..,· .- · ••&p•aklnr of new sounds, how about letting tne the one you tnake clei!l.hinl' up JOUr room?" 18-. l'igmant. uaecJ. palntain 10. Ortet.iniC' M~s, ff.R'I'"IliA i:2. Arabian chlefb.ln i:3. Fuunder t1 ChrtiJllaa Rchnce DAILY c&Yl'TOQUOTE - Here't bow 10 ftlllllt A.XYDLBA&.X& .. LONGli'E.LLO .. OW &etter llhuply lltandl!l tor aaother. Ill this t:a11pte A 11 1IAe4 fM the tll:l'ft' L's, X lor t.be two 0'11 etc. ~toea. latte po... =les, th• lencth and formation ~ the words are ~:j :inti. day Cbl oodt litter. are dlfterent. B WMPO Radio ~'IINDAV nlllv FRIDAY- 8 I~ Slgl'l ! Jn - ~ew~ b 05 ~aered lfeilr' lbl :\1elg ~ ( OUnt'tl Hfi'D I e 0 t5 Pa111 1-l:owers. ~ · a.. m I 'II r~t·W~ 11 w.,.u,., 1 00 \LM1onal ~foWl 1 1.)6 Rill M!lleJ 'ihn'i' e ton .1o1m ]1'. Jmnaoa, ::""' Mn. Frank H. O'Brien, yraeser bome waa cf1r<or. cuse; Mrs. Mollie ltlgcle, Aah· ated In keeplng with the hoU. land, Ky., Mrs. 1\ayiDoDd J. A gilt excbaoile was beld d.., Hazlett, Aahiaad, Ky. ing the soda! hour oroond the BIR-'" Christmas I'll. Atumdlul wen .o..., Mn. Hiram Flllber, Mra. BradMrs. Allred J. Hem, Galllpol· ford Maag, Mn. J1'red Leilbelt, is ,._,,, ........, 11011, 12 : :C a.m., Fri- Mrs. Harlan Wehrunl, Mn. ty; 8Mra. flaynlond ~ : - lluBsell Wilsoo Logan, MrL rit'ct enderaon~.:: E: G~ Olarl.. Rlffie, Mn. Robel• fto. ay; Mr&. , Wlldannulh, Pomeroy, IOD, 1:40 p.m. Fri-' bertl, Mrs. Mro. SuaanMillard Rawllng1, Mlu of ) Funera} £.or De Jnf ant be S day I ~ · 00 Protestant flour It: Xlt:B lt"l• DQUUI'Z Joo.J WJEH RADIO Sign On - nu.u,~ Friday 7:!~ Sign On, Musical t,t:,\IIJ* • 4:11 Spot118bt on Sports WJER LOO . Mondoy Cl&et l:lm Weather 1:00 Community New! 7130 Sports Parade 7:45 Echaea of Joy 1:10 World and National News 1 !'0 Sports Parl-hltl f:~ Larry Anderson ShoW 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 5: t5 Slcn Off Nil Bill Mllleo •how W 4li ll'o fttullic - ~my 8:115 World New. ?1 15 Sign On, Musical Clock l . ~t Ptctten lartwar..· !LIIO Dutto.o's and Kerns Dairy 8:10 Sports Today 7:45 Echoes of Joy 11'uu 'fhurs ) iup ren 61low 8:11 Wealber Picturt 3:00 Ohio Valley New• 7:00 News 121110 Ne01o 8:18 Mualcal Clock 1:1111 World Now• I Sill "Iller Show l~ 15 lusu:al lnteriUdl' 8:55 Community Newa 8:10 Sport11 Today I 45 Baker Furmture ShuVt 12 30 Rev Merlin 4eets 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 Weather Picture .9 00 News 11110 Nowa 9:116 Masoo County Nelfl 1:11 Pt. Pleasant Football \j, 00 (.;ullee with Ja,l!t lltl5 Jim Mees ~how 10:110 Publio Service 10:30 Songs for Children lL 00 Portra1ts of e~ Pstriot iiO Sporto Parade 10:16 Fomlly Worship Hour 10: II Golden Key Ln 11r SwAp Shop 8· 00 SunGos911 Serenade 10:30 Letchstrlng II :00 News l01 30 BIU Miller Bru,dl Show 6.45 Sign 011 l1100 News 11 :116 Saturday Show lU.U Masoo A.gr p~ogram SI'NilAYS II:Oii Morning Melodloo 12:110 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newo tTI·esaay : Uo ~igo On - Arm, Hour teuepl I'rlday, Church UO BulleiiD Board 10:45 Famil) Worsntp (Titurs.l 7155 Newo Belt. Ring) 12::1$ Newa 0 Grams I01<t A >o;. Proarom (Friday! 1 oo Baptist La)m•n'< Hour 11:11 World Newo 12:30 Saturday Matinea 11:00 NeWI 8.3C SundB) ShoVI 11:116 Mason Coonty Nen 1:311 News Headlines ll.Ob fi"Y'I Country J""Mion . 8.30 Tbo Bible SP<sk• ,. Yaulli:OO Commumty N...o 1:31 Saturday Motinet 11.30 lluy'o Country Hymns y 146 Legllliattvo Report 12:116 NOOD Ne.s 1:56 Ne· ' 12.00 Cemonl blncfl Ntwa IC ur. The Good 1.u1 12:10 Markels l:IIO Satli.Jay MalinH ~·30 Goessler'o Guul Star 10 11 • t;ongT~~Jsman Mocllet 12:11 M1d Day Weather l:30 News Headlines tFrltiiJI · 10:10 The CouDtry Hymntlmersl2 :1111 Bulletin Board %:31 Satunlay Matinee 1.1:30 t,.orry ~nde1'lflll Show II:30 The Qwet Hour 12.20 News 0 Grarna 2:5' News 3:)' Jim Meet Show 11·110 NoW9 2:30 <;ounty Agent 3:._ SaturdaJ Mallaoo • I' 81 t~ A •• Sh a ·l · 12:41 Countl')' Gn llouDd 3:31 News HeadUn01 .: , aa ~ar Uw ow I 1 o The OuiJUana Hour J·.55 News Beat '" El tr1c Co N 12 1:31 Saturday Matinee 4 ~~ ec IDptlllj' OWl 180 Tho ft.. ~'ert" foeti 2:ti0 ~~·-'- Go Round 4:4t. Jtm Mees Shot> I:SO Tbo Rev. Sllat BWupe Z:l5 N.;;''a••t I:SI Saturday Matinee &·J!O ~:cws Tlte R ·~ F S:l5 2100 . eY. ~~w &riODI !:GO Mid Way ldailrtee f:OI News "'""•• with Do01 5:flli Jim Mees 'Uiow Uo Sunday '"""""'· 1:15 Newa Beat 4:30 R;ii;'it 1 o 6:30 ilizer'l Wutber Report 8100 SundoWn Serana.le f:IIO Dlscing with Do• t:GO NtWI Roulldup 6:!0 ~rta Paraue 1:15 81111 Oil 1:30 lnterchanCt 1:11 SliD Oft fHE BORN LOSER ·.::::;:.:=::_ _ _,;..: _ _ lly ART--SANSOM ,,..,..,<>J~ IF t "'TCH '!OOiEAll~ UP lA~ $ON &-. I CB Ill---llr- s•ruau.\Ys - • ·I)(: PKZUN CIKO Y - ' e Clfploquoto1 Wlllt:K 111 TD 11APP11JR OR THE WISIUI, A MAN OF MEBIT OR A lmltR !-I'OPII Sundown Serenade NeWll Happy Valley aoys (;ountry MUSIO """ CourlrJ' Jamooreo UJIVPCI IYY ,SKYR.-CJBOit:V 6.45 Sl)!ll Off 6 00 6 30 e 05 I 20 "~CYOP ClltR .lBOPV an Ruuellrttoa~;of;-;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;bo;m~e;an;;y;lime;..···~ FREE 36. Bohemlaa 37. Na.lltlttJ: of .en. ~arl ~au 28. Colonizes Z7, Nfl'WIJmPel' •kYIM 1 1~' ~~cl:~~:~e:!irc~atoespot•atoe·, 1 . hmlty" 21. Hatnat Babylon!• .~ a..... 1 "A D ..... . AMJ1tNJ -;;;achine~ $20, ~tc d~h- 12-8-6tc~ -"' "" • .,........... it. Newapaper Grimes Golden, Melrose. Op- . Ka-, Oblo oAE'I'NA CASUALTY Insurance day; Mrs. Marton J . Mary Vlr,mta Seibel, Mill EllJ, ! en daily aod Sunday. Well's , I I lie llullen Insurance Aci!IICJ, lac. White, Rl 2 Cro1111 Clty, 11011, F'tck and Mro. Gr-. Orchard, Wilkesville, Ohio. ' Pumeroy, Pblllll WY W38l. •·•'- 7:M p.m. Friday. 1 mcscella,..,us. Call or wrtte1 12 B Over'"' Employmonl t I lie students A groupmet of motbero of ,...... Wednesday after· DISCHARGED M" Howord CecO. lltJfl w. I METAL si;;k"and- cabinet, u• noon at Eastern Ul .... school Mrs. lhrlee c. Browll, Mn. Mam St. Pomeroy. . closet ..• for -tiSED FURNITUREU chma anu buIf et project engineers. Africa, tnsurance Agency, tnc .• Pom- to form the Junior's,...,. Mo- Jay Keesee. Mrs. David E. Cui· 8 29 sale. Mrs. Wayne. WY 2-8412. ' Thi•d 1< Mill St. Middleport Europe, Asia, South Pacific, ero'/· Pbona WY Wl81. ther'o Club. W help ral'" moD· petppetr, Mra. W'IIllam R. Jl:u. XlCf FURS WANTED : Red Fox, $3. l2 9 3lc paid travel, housing, food, I I Uc ey far the cless trip w Wash- banks, Stepbanle F. Given, Mrl. \lusk rats. $1.50, raccoons, $!.-1 ooil- BTIJ fUrance- WY· Buy • Sell • Trade Atlantic. lll~b oalary lobo, AUTUMOBIL& _,.._ tngton and New York oft 1 r Louise Kennedy, David E. Greer 11/ffi 75 Maran Fur Agency, (0.1502-2651. or 4 3o 61< c.. t Hoaten 151 $20 IO $65 male, female over 18. OEIB ca"'"OadT 'All rcur Carl E. Lynch. Jr., Carl E. Lync " . UD 0. Wnghi J N. Brown St., Ma· HA _ y f --. - G ., e-y- c;., Heolera .......... $20 Box 23190, Oakland Part. lor'l - t Call WY a.aa den! I _, Jr., Carl Mcllrlde, J.llllanl Moson. W. Va. Ph. 773-5296, 1 or sa 1e, eorge ,.,o".,', • 38 Pistol- Auto._ Fla. 33307 IIMI< Aboot 160 per stu S n....- Cauley, Miss Addle M. Powe!~ l!'uneral servl for ,..._~ week days 4 p.m. 12+30tc Phone WY 2-6018. I2 eel. All mothen are urged W at- Mary R.odericl:, Mn. Walden F. ces ....,..- ·--- -- · WASHING Germon - __ .. ...... ' 35 am Auto Salel tend eacr """:ling whelp In RooJII, Mn. Beoole Siders, Mn. Loullle Jolmaoa, DIDo IIIOIIIba. ROOM AND BO_ARD_ washer, $25 , small electric c 410 GL Sholgun --- --- $20 culling. Will bUy bid.. way posSible in order that Edward R. Bright, Francia L. of RD I, lleJ:tor, wbo waa dead J(< oOM, board and care for an cook swve. $39, Roll-a . way Utility (ll Whoel Troll"' $85 Monday. Phll Meier, PbiJM[FOR SALE 1960 son or daughter will bo Smltb Nathan Uptoo, lhrlea on arrival at lbo Met8l General 20 erly t"d", in mo' home. bed, 125, nice, clean and sani· 275 Gol Oil Tonk - ·- 1 WY WSIO. I 18 Good able -• and bo Hospital 'l'hurada7atovealq otra~··h' ...v 8 : automat"IC. ~ 11 bto make tba . tedlnp· AU help Hall• 'Mrs • Rubl!rl ,, _,• "!""" ileld Susday % p·m. will al el d Stiversville, Otlio. Anna Hain· : tary. ;:Jntique clock. $25, Dav- · Bedroom, Kitchen, L1vine work oar. Almost new tires. "' e apprecJa . · infant BOD, Mrs. meavm E. Boy· tb1 Martin Funeral Home with ts , VI 3-2602. cnport, $25, kitchen cabinet, :, Room Furnil.ure ---- ch ..p Phone WY •v 10118 . 1! 8 6tp Mary Mothers attending Mrl. er and Infant lOlL N"tchols, Mrs.wert Mildred the Rev. Olesler Lem1ey um· --$25. Phone Mrs . John Stout, -~ For Sale or Rent fl; oTisonville. SH 2·4834. oratiOn, New Ph!Rit 116lFALCON DeiW<e Gaul, Mrs. Dwayne Durst, Mrl. claling. Burial will bo Ill the 1 ·1-IOUSEl 1110ms and - bath.[ 12 tO 3lc maChineS, repatt TIJ 2-3fi37. I I Uc radio, heater, automatic C.O. Newland, Mrs. John BoBE'I'IIEL le TO ME1'T Standish Cemetery, Deller. ___ -~---- ___ . vice, all makes. WY l-2284. mission, motor . J.ard, Mn. Russell Spencer, Survtvtngare ber pareota. Mr. Newly decorated. Phone WY cSHUl.f; H"S Grocery, Antoquity, 1be FabMc Shop, Pomeroy Busineu S.rvicas ~50. John Richmond, 814 East Mrs. Gerald Douglas, Mrs. Mary Bethel No. 12 of the Intern&- and Mn. Orvlllt Joltnaon ll!reo _1-:1~·12 9 31r Ohio. Prod ucer's milk 59c Autllroized Singer Sales HEATING, PLUMBING, RurJ. 14alD st., Pomeroy, OhlO. Amos, Mrs. Clarence Render· tlonal Order of Job'• Deugrterl sisters, Evelyn, Mary and ToDy; 1 gallon. '-t gallon cr1rtons Service. I 2t tfe Dosoi BotUe Gas. Arnold 1.2-H(c son, Mrs. Hellry ElcflinRer, Mra· will meet at Pomeroy Masonic maternallf'8lldparellta. Mr· and For Rent one lwlf gallon glass 41c. l """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""ol tllerl, 618 E. MaiD Streel - - - - , . - -- ------ Arvil Holter, Mro. I. 0. M..,..-•, Temph!, Moodoy ot 6:30 p.m. Mn. Haymond Kemper, Gall· 3 rd h<lm $1.09 lb. 59c twin-pak II 1~• CRE~--m ET ."2". 4 ...vv for a Cbristmaa dinner and lpolla; paterna1 II"....,...~ ··""'-'' OPEN EVES. TIL 9 POmeroy. I 22 He ~ . '""~ Mrs. Jamea Heown Mrs. Ronald l H;tb;t; an;;; n.ur ro· , , turr" tt& h White ouse : [CLOSED SUNDAYS! I I Cylinder, strOighl Oshorne, Mra- Harlis Frank, 11111111lere aro W take their own Mr. and Mn. DuBlin Joh,..., ell ml ~ • .,... Potal.o Chips 39c, Apple Sauce 7 cans $1, I Phon Tod F miSSIOn. Phone WY 2-8094. and Mrs. Charlea Price. table service. There wtU be 1 Crooblre, and lh4: maternal menta WY 24414 12 8 de 0 ,' Christmas GIFT I ay or 6:110 p.m. 12 IO 6tp Officers elected were, pred- fl.» IIIII Oldtange. Tho nau· .,...t IJI'andpareola )\.. " Mrs. 4 ROOM fllrnished apartment 1 79c, fresh frutts IDEAS at Landmark ESTIMATES . li511 VOLKSWAGEN, In dent, Mro. Mildred Gaul; vic.e- lar DIIIOIIDII IIIII lolloW and George Kemper, Sr., GalllpuUe. for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af· . bulk candy. . lent condition. Phone president, Mrs. Gerald Doutl' tberl will bo lnltlllloa and oleic- Frlendl may call tllbe llmBral 1 ter 5 p. m. Howley and Reed · ON ire 367-7120. 12 10 las; aecrelory, Mn. Hardware. eALUMINUM SIDING Help Wanted Spe1100', and publlclty, Mro. II I tlc 12-1-tsp :J Boy'a or Gl•l'o 44.95 blcyclo eSTORM DOOR -;;;;;;;;;~0:..,_.;.-=--="'tl Jamea Heatoo. IAIY TIIMI ... TRAILEh LOTS - free • • Middl•: II wtlh purehoM of tt.to & WINDOWS :The nell meeting will be Moo1ge .wud water. Brown's I'rail LEWING Trading Poe~ ·• ROOFING day Jan. 10, IUIJ6, at the high er Park {State Approved) rl. Sola bed, tiJke neW) UNICO 28 CU. FT. • -·•-! ~ p.m. room IExtertor Decorators ""~ a1 1:w ~ pn CHEST FREEZE R Minenvllle, otuo•. l"bbPf! W\ .. "5. 5-pc chrome dinette, li_ke 1 'J'h" t"ng ·u be w • Of Ch'to 18 moe 1 wo ma.e :1-3324. I 11 tic new. 135. 4-pc. bedroom suite, · $l99.95 paervlansedlorJan.l J!';'_•Y tupper lo be Nmplet. $65. Small refl"i2ei"· II WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. w 4 ROOM, unfurnished apart· ator, IJ!i. Metal POMEROY m'!.'nt. Charles Lyoc.,, Mason, W. Va. 713->611. 12-IHfc (nice), $29.50. Kitchen Jack W. CarMY glass doors, $20. Vesta gas Mantttr, , i-tousi,4-room;-;,nd biiii;"uP. range, $45. Gas ""'ter, $15. Ph. WY 2,2111 furnished. Beautiful Ohio 2-3704. I view. Brown's Marine. Miners12 9 31< Cherry corner ville, WY 2-3324. 12 9 3lc ser cheat, $10. Sewing ine, $15. Wringer iiouSETRAJLER, 2 bedroom, 120. other has range Blue Lustre Ia I room Brown'l Trailer Park. WY 2- refrigerator, dinette!ss,, m~:~l budcet. Restor081~~~;:!\ bath, lull basement, 8!1< HY- iL,,... ora. Rent electrle oell Sl, Middleport. Pbolle: 3324. 12 8 6te and double beds, e< flO each. Cool Heaters, Baker Fumlluro <;o., Pl Pleuanl ~6 ROOM luntisbed apartment ,. f66. U i 3tfl dleporL IU-ItC U ll tfc WY 3-Z2II8. 11 I lie Che valoer, Long mWIIIc Jl.Oid Noru WO'k 22. He to.w.... AUCII B. Woolevll', Rt I Oak table canterad with arrang"' Hilll Patricia A. Burti,W.U. o1 ,.-uao al candles, ~tool ~ ... 8. Metal I . Ott.t ruune·ia state: 't!: ~ton; DEC. 11 Tho Riverview Garden Club will meet tha evening ol Dec. mao party at the home of Mrs. Denver Wtber with Mn. Er· nest Whitehead as Co-bootes. Member are to bring Christmas ..... t.Ditcloeed • 18.k~ton.. men~ BAIRD BROTHERS AUTO t. Sand&r84 b..U.h ~ IH~c '.Troops I. ADeieht Irish city 15. __ ,.,.. !:tm 1~ ~ BLAmNAR'S Peft'Gyn.t. li. Llconiala -w ""'""' Hospi'tal n moldin&' 11. Ob\"M"l 21. Wa.yl&.14 J . Mother ot 12. Asylum 1&. Appra.l1ed \ "'- JT. B· ..... 9.Stwt t2Do 13. Nu.mber Sl&lo 2.BirdtJI JO.Moun- w~~ae••-~ -~ ~ set~~~~![::::::':Yl':':'u:se.;;;:;O:hl:o:;;;:;;;i BOW!I I. Cott.ob. :1. J'um.tttft • ~~;,;! 1 tf~ KINDUN "WOOD DAILY CROSSWORD 4 ROOM HOUSE 2nd St., Sy- IF •··lo """" ....,.. ,-·th h t d ld or ~ card wu.,...,._. read from Mn. Peerl A ~~~-- -~•bM- •Car ---- an s racuse, wt o gas an heater co USED work pants ' shirts ' . ........ " water. Moore's Parker for gift aeot ber bus- titled,.... "No Room,_w..., In tbt Inn," \\"ISH to ••press our •I> big garden lot. WY 2-3352. ets. and shBoelst. CarOih_c hevto-1 Business S.rviReal btale For Sale baDd wbo undel'weol llll'gl!"y. waactnal>JIIrL WllllllmRu•• p·,jiJIIo n Lo Pomeroy and tfc Uer, Long o om, 10. Money wu cx.ll~ for calen- ell at the Dectrnblr meeting 11 24 1 Hol 'and Fire Department for - - - - · - - · - -l2-ll-25tp HOUSE FOR SAL8 DEC. II dar lowela and Olriabnaa bow albo bome o!Joln. II. E Dow· t " ob theo did BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms 150 RHODE Island red hens, 5 Everyday Spec:iols Modern Ranch Styill. • ol '.1·.· .,.cnderful " ' 1· · d. · kit -···- on ••p ol oma1l The Letart Falls PTA Is which · the club sold as a mo""' 110D, ol tba l!lleaiD' CJrde 1cuntr(}l\mg the fire in our Jvmg room,ment mmg room, uuscovv ducks. Call 843-2778. 1 at """'"" ""' maJring project. MrL Lawrence Heath M~•~•-t ~~ and garage '" ' 1 Mar"''• Stylt p~ la<ID& Stata lligbWU Garaa• sponsori·ng a Jltn= .,,_ and - · -~ Mn M El..,,__ ••..,.. ""w~ Thur\u •w· Our thanks a\so to our Chen • base . 12-ll -3tc ... ••• --.a ~~ "'"*'t"""" IWIID CUN U .. ~.... tda -•-u- -u ..•••ll -. But 1 $1 25 IIDute 7 wttll aood ""'" ,. mlliD a 0 ·zaar on ~. II at the EI.e- _ ~-..,; 11 _ - - J ••.,...,.. =•· 1 "'lt'hbDrs and friends for their f orce d atr ga s [u.-ce .... ' - - ----- ---· . Ha rcuts . . . . . . . . • n In Pt;ll ~ .. _ .. walUUIJJIIIIU ._.. ~ __,_, by Sml n ,,',,.,;, ulness and to am.·one lernut Ave. Call WY 2·5127. LENNOX uir flow fuel oil fur· Shampoo & Sots .. $1.50 blgbway. Four bodrooml, uV mentary Grade Sehool blllldlnl- bero. Plall1l were made 1o .....,ad Mrl. Loo th m " "1111 h In lliiV wa)' 11 13 tfc nace with duel works. 90.000 · dlnin&. fami!J, kitchtllien, ··re-· •-·log be"'"• otl:lO p.m. -•··e a _ presenting the .....,. ollbo In&''" w1o · d" · 30 day color rtnso, lui play, maid's. u ll' - · ~- •13...., keeper and bla JnurnOJ w Jer1 e ,1 3 .. ;, ;ond Mrs. Earl S. SLEEPING ROOMS, 161- N. sth I stl obop Three balhtall, ''" •mlo Theruvervlew PTA will Cbrtstmao earolo were 111111(1 usalem and b1a pari i111bo Ulo an•l Family. - - P Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. 1.2- ~, WeSeUandServlct ~~..w_aU•~·wt ~-~--~ · neo. 13 at T:SO wllh a ~th ••-. WI"'·- Pulllns as ol Jesus. · - ----~ Notice Phone WY 2-2246. II 16 tic _ .. ~ ~ ·~~~ ~· w• •u• ~· M M. J!l " WigJ and Wlglall houso Ia paneled ill mabogaDY dramatic group lrom Ohln um. accompanist. Mra. Harry Clark ... . .,.._ - d.. MODERN unfurniShed 3 rooms • Th" I . I ' 5 le p I ond walnuL Air conclilloned. verility presenting a play, "Beys presenld I aolo, "How Groat voUonal ebllirmall and oarols 1905 DF.LICIOUS Homemade Pi zza, and balh Fumi>h utilities MODEL. IS se " MarieS ty OS Large patio and double carport. at Large." Flag ceri!DlOIIY will Thou Art." ' were sung. A glllt>chanie wao 50c, 75c. and 1!.00 sizes. De- Coats ll 16 equipped. Hoo 4 speed I.L 124 Ph, WY t-.5271 On 101 200' • 390'. Ha1 bo oaen bo by the Cub Scoula. Cbrlstbold during the oventng, A gellu)Le Pr:tzJ, $1.50. Jack's Dai· __ matlc dlanger. This bJ appointment only. mu tongs by the atudeldl. well card was JeDt t.o Mrl. rv uar, Middleport. 12 8 tic HOUSE on Lincoln old it Lovely t PRICE REDUCID.•erdbuol\lbe puhUe Is welcomo. krew& Davenport who waa boopltal11.ed ~ . . - d- - - ~ett- newly decorated lru>ide an s set sti m warran y. Wrllo: .,.. 1be Da11J • The p~'·"" PTA ~• - t this week. A report ol the re1 SQCAR~ ."""·. son e, I Call WY Z.5i27. $6 per month or J"'Y the 0 .. ~ wwI ~-., 8 1611 every Fnday ntght 12-7·6\P ou · 10 29 tfc maining balance due EXPERIENCED Box • Pameroy, ' at 1:30 p.m. Olflcora eon .....,. wu .,na and GllOD h,;n;;; wani;d tor 3 very : - , - -- - bouse Try it in your borne. Call and commiENI'Eil.ED JlllSI'rl\\lo committee composed of M". cnle ki ttens, 8 weeks o111. FOR RENT: roemN rt-h· First WY 2-1!555. 12-Hitc: A .-U·- A • ..h.. oreTheurged to attend. llusaell, MrL Bradbury, '3 12 10 "I bath and garage. o -·- ·--- I Daughten of Ruth olaal l'enolll _ . , . Jlolzer lb- Dnwson and Mn. Lea Snuth _ Phone_ WY 2·39o _. ___ _ • ' . Sl, Middleport. Phone WY 2· ZIG ZAG OMATIC I the United Melbod!SI cburcb pltal during the laal 24 hours_. aamd W mako tbo ehurch ATTENTION United Steelwork- I &00 12 l tfo WELL Jmowe make sewmg • pOMEROY - two lrame, will meet 11\ the home a1 Miss wera 1 Join. J1a>e1 E. CJea. door wreatho. Mrs. Cbart.. 3 '" of America Local Union --- - · chine. Makes •• \1 l'l"om tbe largest truck or six largo rooms, full L dl 8 Ebersbacll. MolldaJ at 2 deDin, Lowa' ru.er Rd. Je Bradbury, clrcll ehalrmal, preSlil. Notice of nominations : UNFURNISHED 5 rooll1i and sews on buttons, bulldozer radiator to tbe basement, front and I'J 1 r CbristmBI partp and raid T. Martin. Rt 1 a.hlra; aided ov• the busU:eas IIJBSiOIL _ Thore will bo nomination of. both, downstairs apartment. patches, etc. all without ... ueot beater ooro. porches, gao ftred hot water !.t,ange. Mrs. Eustice Jellers, Gallipo- Gueela wen! 111 lito dining a gcievance committeeman for Nice location in Middleport. t.chmonls. Full balance beating, Own"' will Tho Daughtero o1 Unloll vet- Ill; Mn. Latvl Adklna, Rl.l Gal- room lor oerved service department on Thurs- 1 call WY 2-5434. 12-1 tfc only $48.29 or payments $6,500. will meet at lito 11oma o1 llpolls; Mrs. Earl J. Adltinl, oov111'8Ci •th a d.• y, December 16, 1965,at TWO- TRAlLER SPACES - for $>.per mooth. Fret botno 11 WY ,_2141 , • .,..., IODDLEPORT- ooo Mr Elm Wlckbam, Maaday Rt. 1 Qowu City J010pb c eontered with the rcgutar meeting. . of I rent in the Vollage of Middle- demo. Call WY 2-ti5S5. lrame, lour rOOIIII, ball deosert 11 s. .30 er ,.,. 1 Ou1Bbnaa 91wler, Rl. 1 Cbeshtre: Mn. He- llnlwberr)'-ali!!ellood eh·loon - Election Will be rt Call WY 2_3346 or WY I _ __ _ ... enclosed back porch, with 1 leD B. Wood, Galllpolla; Mlcb- course llanked eandles. held at the Uruon Hall, Jao· r.;IBa or WY 2-J6QO. TAPE RF£0RDER IARL GRUESER, atoraga buDdlllP 1111 ltiO lDt. cb ' ae1 E. Ward. Gallipolis; Mro. Mrs. Kanneth uslsled uary 6, 1%6, from 8 a.m. ,. 11 30 tfc ELECTRIC portable dual and He>tlolg, $3,500. tl anp. Raymood R WarnaiO)', lleDtler· Mn. Dowooo with Mn. Daven6 p.m. Basil Haynes, Fman-. . inch reels, 2 speed, Oblo. End your ..,... ACRI! FARM - Sl The W.S.C.S. ol Reali! MICI1D- 8001 Mn. Erma P. Barnell, port u • oolllrfhulla lloeieso. nat Secretary. 12+61c 14 ROOM house. All newly paml-1 tone. Like new. Just los. we bave all 11izes ouiUvated, liO acnll dial Church will meet Monday Pl. Pllluant1 II'Acllt A. Donley, d To Buy ed ioside. Phone WI 9-2261 or or 15 per month. Call machines. Reu>nable rateLf weU fenced, plonty oventnc Deo. IS at 7:311 p.m. al Pameruyt Mn. Manuel E. Gbee Trf.Cl•~ S-..J-• 1 __ Wan_!__ __ _ oontJlct Albert Hill, Racine. 6055. Call WY 2-2914, day or olgbl.l two water oyslems, good tba ohun:h. Dovollonal and pr<>- Pomeroy; Pearl W. Wllllama, -3 ~-". . WILL BUY Beef Hides, Ed J BUDGET furniture a ij Uo room house, with baiJI, leadera will bo MrL Eerl R1. l PorUand1 11rL Dana P. Group EIIIBrtalned Smoth . 566 W. Maio St., Porn- FOUR ROOM furnished apart· our third floor budget shop. <011! furnaee Mra. EmeraonJooea. Buab, WellBWDI MrL Cbeetor Mra. Wllliam T. Grueser ... _ eroy,_Ohio. ____l2Ul- _3tp mcnt. WY 2-Jii!ill. Ill> tfc: Baker Furnllura, garage, two barns, 8oslenel will bo Join, Glnen R. PlllWpe, lU. J Allhlaad, Ky.; tertalned the Ttl-City Sewiog LEWIS 1'radiog Post, MiddleOhio. It $9,000. Lambert, Mro· llerDBI'd Fultz, Clair D. Sloumate, Ra.........t; Club Thursday eveodn& at her u w·u b <:.buildlnga. c. CUCKLER REALTY Mrs. John Ketchka. Mra. 14. L. Loia A. llaifielcl, Irontoot Mra. homo 1111 Grant•m Mlddleport pori, 3rd and Mi · 1 uy FOR SALE USED WY W83t lfY wat ~--' 11111 Mn. J'leda Faolm Leooard R Easman, JU. 2 Well' In Ill Dectmbor m....._,, A po• clean furniture. Also willgarag· clean BABY CALF, Hereford . wuu out attics, basement, WY 2-2950. 12 10 Ito IL Jdm W. DBVIz, Joclmm; lucl: dtnaer wu oerved from l--a ~-r HONEY POT .. FETCH IN A ARMlDAD OF MrL "'____....n• ~. Mn. Robert U1N&&' ALII/II! A lEETLE BABY BUNNY f'ABBIT !! HOPP1N 1 AROUND TH' WOOPPilE Alltll E1c:bt1Jger, Mn. Clereoct 1 1 b CUrlll, J\11'1. Joe Ev- II rL quar Paul Frtet, Mn. J - . l.twil and ••- T A. BnettaL - . . . . .Tbe . for holiday -181801L mee~ lnc wul&d in the d1niDI room with Mra. Jacobi prflldeot. ill eblqe lmOI. " 5tWlllD SO 6Ef11Ne ':= home perty and gill e~ebange. 'l'ht beldThtaiJ~ maellllc,. · -~--~ ~ ...............n. cloooratod .. ...." Dl~ '"~ wn.. 8IUDe BAILEY'S RESTAURANT Sale r--r =.: : '.:.:. ::t,.' :'..=...... .aaiiJ Al.lo Smaller Portionll For Cb.Udrel I'UCI & = Foltowtnc tht dlnnor ..,..,.11'1 went ID Mrs. J~' .,. ~ •-;_- .,...•....,.._. Chrl.tmll Glv•A,.,.y '#. ~ "'.P ~ MOA. TU Pleasant atmosphere, Membera and cuest. of the Laurel Cliff Better llealth club met at MUter's ll<staurant in Middleport Thursday evening for their 1111111101 OuiBtmu din· Del'. or caD Nation Wide ,Semi Membtrs ......,,.oledala taTraining Division, c-o lloom ble wlth ..i.1t cover and ..._...._ 426, Transportalloo Bulldlnl, a•·• ~thwau poinsetnas, and~can wu. '" 'Jill Eaat FCM.U'th Street, Cin- dlel. Mrl. CliffiX'd Jacobi Ilk· eiMatl. Obio. Or pbona 113- ed arece. SUNDAY g~od pomeroy Mo tor Co• '"' - Olll'nlAIUI'Oii ..- IBIIt ~~.:::0~ ;!!Ill milea~e ftNI ... - mll~age $1695 brakes. Radio, heater, t!hrome }ucgage rack. 1963 FORD $179 5 Galu:ie 500 Conv. Cpe. Low bJ 1 local owner, wh.ite top, sparkling Ught Turquone finish, power steermg and brakes. V8 enJine. radio and beater, premium tires. trOICI OM 1..e-. CbarP • oefl'l. p Cil'n tlo .... word - MERCURY---:-:--:---:---::- thew~ AT BAILEY'S a Meteor Custom St. Wagon. VPMr by loca.l · --, low· · h t orig· ,JI mal owner, white finish, red vinyl mtenor, new w l ewa tires, V8 engine, automatic trans., power ateerina: and pCJ.b lor ,.. ::.,~ - <JIIUI !, • eeuu w 'l'be 1963 r Motor Co. OUAliTT Tllucx:- DRIVERSSEMI OR IITRAIGBT SOME experience helpful but aot necessary. You can earn wp wages after 8horl traintng. Local and over1 information avaiJabe. rue IF THATG 11M,iol€ 600D COI!RT I;"~SE Laurel Cliff Better Health Club HoldsAnnuaiChristmosDinnerParty --ln_stru_cti....,on-•- - : 10, 1965 Pomerov 2 SIGNS CIP ""' "•m......,-.. . ,•·,~::.. ._ •· "'ported o. Dec. ~E WITH AI.L iHOOE TEiiTH 1 Classified Ads Your Modern -Connnunity ·nullctin Board UT _. , . . . DIN E 0 I 6-llally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, SVPf'(),:;f um! ORPHAN W'H1Lt A CO!.D AtiD lMP!QIOH~ WI~'TER MOOH SHIH[S DOWN OH ~lEHi, ~I'RK, AND DooMlO SOUTH lluctrulf ANNII! By HAROLD GltAY �I 1-D•liY SeoUnel, Pom~-11\14dleport, 0., Girl Seoul' c • Mrs. Shoc key 1 Honored S hd ay 'rt 0 n B, I I Dee. 10, 1965 Troop . Meels Jf ed~IP:da~ I 'I h The church •octal rooms refreshment table featured a Ph b d M Donations a Ch e y' f ,f at \were decorated throughout wlth \poinsetUa centerpiece on a Cl f Chare h of p ea f holiday theme including a light- white cloth w!ih red satin streaass urc TIS a ar y ed Crlstmas tree, white bells mers. Attracttvely wrapped Donations were made to the Norman Yeauger, Mrs. Beach suspended from the cellmg and \ gt!tS were placed .on a table Grange Members A d And EnJ'oy roun . Potluck ~ About Dmner Thursday ;·· , , 0 Jaycees, Middleport Firemen, [and Miss Roush. Favors were candles and hololoyo ion the win- covered w1th a Chnstmas cloth Cnl Scout 1 ro i1 2 mt't! A. potluck turkev d1nner at ' the T B Health Seals when the Santa Claus candles and can- dows. A lighted nativity scene wtth a red net oversktrt, cennesdav at t 1le 1),)J1lt_' 0 IW rs I . h t g ' ' d ed th . d th tered with a silver tree D1ehl ' The g1rls mude Chm;t· , 6:45 P m presided t e mee 10 M Thea N!utzl!ng has been , Phllathea Women's Class Y canes. was us on e piano an e · 1 Tite birthday uf .\trs. J B ma:s de,·oraltom Plan:s wert of Rork Spnngs Grange Thurs- ~tu~~ed to his home (rom Me1gsi the Middleport Church of · )tmekey of Ravenswood , W. Va ., mad( to ~laee some of them Id<~y etven.ing Fred ~~egJP;:~ 1Genetral Hosp1tal followlflg sur- met Thursday evening ln h h d h 1 m the fnut basket s they g~~e worthy master, openc [ : meetmg m ntuaHstlcform. Mrs. 1 gery· \\J~ honored ; wen el' aug · th b t animal CtU'Jstmas party. The 1 t~r and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs , to H.e~re~l~~:t:y Yt t:re served 10 ] Amos Leonard stated U1at tW0 1 Mrs. Earl DaHvelnportHhas 1 ~ ~~ meeting was held at the church ' t t d t 1 b f g'fts \ · re taken a patlcnl ut o zer osp1a I ltem:ln F.,noc... en el' ame a \\a1·alynn and Caralynn Tracy, · arge ux€s 0 1 . \e Galh olis for observation and with Miss Mildred Hawley, presr·1~,r home on C'~~llege Road in DDrla and Marl a Neutzlmg, Ito the Athe~s ~tale Hospltald. t 1p ent dent in charge· k D ' 1b · s · s 1 b Twu commumcatlons were rea rea m ,1 , , -,~, 1 _,,,, ,e 1 han ·•.~JVJng :r.. . • !)eJ 1e '1\oisecup, us1e oul'i y, k t t . Sharon Buckley 13 vear old l Th Ch · tmas story taken ~ d d H.e ·a Boothe LeeanM Sebo • from Byron FrederiC sa e m"s , ' • W e ns 11 1 t \l:ur~~~ 7'111;-;nr;~u~a:,a~~~~~. Be;ky \~rigl;t. Irene Barnes: , ter H wa s voted ~~ canc del the : ~ug~~~tc;kf~Y~;·r:;odv:ri~s~ rr~~ from Luke was given by Mrs '' · " · R , _ aod Jo ~:lien Diehl ue to . 18m 11 t :· G William Bradford followed by 1 Decetmber :!3 metetlllg [bn,d and 03Vid of . lH ens . . b •h· U f M ~ w t\ Morg< lll an appendetclomy flt Mte1gs en . ""''a :\il . and Mrs. Don Hil l. : j ~~•ri:l~as.o Mrs~:-;. C.·I~. Heaton l eral Hospital. . I "'Mle Lord's Prayer" given. n.JI'l fli t> . Brent. and M1ke ol St. : 1 on bl' h,ilf of W· A. :\torgan l Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rtce unison by the grm1p. Folllovvin!d \Lw. ~. \\' . \'u ; !\1r. and Ml'S I I thanked all who sent hetr cards and Mrs. Norma~ Yeauge~ were · thet singing of Philatha song : t:o)l' !'l' lnm:m. P:l. r~t'fShurg: r-.Ir .l Iduring her Illness. I recent visitors m Huntmgton, ' the retsident thanked the com,,n,l \l r' Dun Y. nghl s. Debbu~·. l / W Va. : .p . · • Slt\t' . Dt)nna , John Thoma~. n riZOnQ \ ~ . ~hnstm~s program ~.·~~ ; Mrs . Kenneth McElhinney spen rruttees for the!: ~elp m se.rv . .u J Kuxie. uf Romney, W. V•t .: Mr. 1md Mrs. Wilber Park~r, ; P1.:.scnt:d . \\ hJ.ch, ~penNI ~. 1 \_, Mnnda y ill Columbus with her ing th~ HomebutldUders Chmt- 1 1 -., ,wd Mrs. Haro td Circle, · C'hestt!r Route . are annuum:t ng , scllptuJe l Je:H.hng 0 ..thel Ch:ls ' son Kusst'll ~kE\hinny. . mas dtnner and a vote of thanks 11 kit. Keith . Criss and Steve of the mJrriage or their daugh -, l.. as :-> tor~· l.J y. .(l.·l r.:;. \lilllwm, (,.rut• · Mr~. Dcti :·W V Ankrim, of J1wk- was extended t.o Wendel.! Gei'l'ul! ld'OV, and th e honort> d guest. l\'1'. !\lartha. in Tucdon. Ariwna. ser. A rcadmg, !i~t'ITY .Cht ISid snn Sou th c~rolina who was tach for his assistance wtlh the 3 11 ,'I t' ho;tes:> and the ho~t and to A1rman Second Cla ':iS Jose~ . ma s, by .rred <:oeglt: m . visi.ting here with 'her nieces, 1recenl. rummage sale held by .,~ r :£on. Doug1 3'i . R Poole. Uavis-Mothan Air group smgJng of Si\enl Nigh!, 1i\'lr. and Mrs. J:unes Brewing· the class. t'orre Base, Tu e~un , on Novern·, prt!t:eded H rea~mg, Our Hrt- ton anti Mr. and Mrs. John Vro· Communications were read bi:: r 18 ; t~:~ge . by Mrs. Emil Dall-. An man was laken to Holzer Hns- , from Mrs. David Farmer The ~e.w ~' Irs P~(l\t> is 1t grad- , ar\1de. Clover Leaf lnlF:h:mge,l pilal· in (;;11iipol is Ttwsday after : 1 ~1rs. vanre of Kent, al so thank u:-M ol r.ustem ~- !. tgh s~·hool .lll:d : ~as ~~ad by H~m~~. H.l?r 4 :r:l:! IJe eomm_g ill. Her sun , .Juse~lll you notes from Mrsi. •o~:~~~~! att t>n~t;d i\loun l,un s.td1E' ~~ s1.-\ :m.d_~ ?.rl .~ruescr l t" <~d Lll! 1.1 ~ An~ rim. has come to be w1th · McElhinny rrom the H n.t'ss 00lll"ge and Ohw Un1~ ~~ 1ma~. ltadl il~on . , lu-r 111 tlw hospital· · ers Class for the dinner. 1 stly She 1s at present 1:1 srmur . V.tlham l1ru('ser gaH a ~ 1 . S · nne Bradbury and a . .· .k l'tst included Claud A<hlev . Be (' II I Cl . d' " I i\1 . ll I~S ll l.i.l Slt at ,I men c<m <'! uty .o ege, HJstmas rea lrlo am J rs. 1 .. 1 i\I 'ss Denise Hooper ' d R th Cosne)' and Thel'l 'f R' d Cl · ·t . c assrna e. • J an u , $1 .49 .. $4.99 pr, uc~on . . . . Hon~er , ICe r~:1 • tns mJs '. of s011 n1 Pflint. both studen1 s Neutzling wilh 79 sick visits r-1r p/)l,re 1s a na!IH or L1v-. Spml. alter wlur h a poem, . . 1 R. G de Colleget are 1 d·Thedass votedtopre.m~.,,1~. • 1' ex<> s. · Ht' g• ~ ad ua.1ed ; .rwo Ll tt 1e •St oc·k·mgs., was .re:iu ,. . ~ . spending a 10 rnn , repor the v;eekelnd with the sent aegi(t to the church janitor. from Sle-phen ~ . Au stm Htgh. hv· :\1rs· Leomml . .Twu <ll'tli'ks . [o m l t' l' .~ p:lrtnts. . 1•'lr . .."nd l\In; · I Durm · 0" the nrocrram hour 1. ,.. sc hool. Houst1m 11t' Js a spe('- , Will Christmas bnng peace or , . .1 B . Jl 11r i Do ld Hicks gave a Middleport ialisl unII lilt! hlel syslt"m of the ;' tin>d fE'<'I~, ' bv. ).1r•. l·'red l;~>~K·.· , , ( h,u t'S K rc~l ', .,Y· er Chio Un- I Mrs. " Mil ry," :'!•;~~~=~ ~ T . ,. ' MI SS an•n 1 oC 1lfl ' portrat't nat 0 11 ~ 11 . . . : lem and. f ile (, if l ut {Jud. b) vPrsitv st ndenl. is spending the or Jesus) The meeting .. 1 he couple are res1dmg at Mr s. Frank Gn1e~ er, conehtdetl . , :k ·11 d wi fh lwr parenls Mr . .111 the benediction. A gift ex.· !11 ·50 East Tam}ue Verde Hd r 'n \o', CI P. ' ' Wl Ruut .. . Box ~ . Tueson · -· . ne prugr~ . ~· ---~ _ _ , and ~1 rs Errretl Bachner and change was held with Mrs. Rev a 82 2 ~-daughter, Connie. Beach and Miss Frances Roush Pomeroy , Ohio Jf' ill/<ortl·(; m/wm in chnrge. TONIGHT J'ows '"I.e Tn/il'll I Refreshments of lime M1ss Kay Willfll~·d. daughtN and sandwiches, coffee and tea "HElP" 1 ' of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wi\llord l, THE Ufo:ATLFS were served to 34 members. I 'I !;' !' 1111 i ['li iiJ I' : , of Raeme . will bt>enme thf' l Tht' .annual Chr istma s dinn Pr I the hostesses, Mrs. Denver Ri<:e,l J LJhll . P aul Thr- B•·:n t e ~ br tde of Martne Cpl Allen Gra· of the Pas l Councilors of 1 iR'fl- ' Mrs· Willi am Bradford, Mrs. C •'Ul' '•'. H ~ n gu' ham, son of Mr. and Mrs Jenv dorus Council Daughter s ol Am-'. Ti,e HemlockGrove Home- - --~ -- · I Fu !ureHe: Grah::~m . Racine. Ucc. 19 <tt 2::lil f erk a was held Thursday ew n· m<1~ers club met, Decmeber 8, chan~ ev ach member Is ask· Caugnt On The Bounc• Colortarloonl p.m. in ttn open ehurrh wed· 1 ing. at Bailey's restauran t. fnr tJ1cir Ch ristmas mel•ting at . ed to bring .a $1 toy or dona- l Admi~ ·u m: 15l' & olllr. ding. at tre Hacine Methodist. RICh.J rd Ca mpbel l ~sked gr nce_ the home of Mrs. Harry Swartz, Uon to contribute to the Ja~cee Clrureh MembNS werto sea\('d at a. Huu te 681 Em;t. A covered Annual Chri stmas Project ! SUN.-MON.-TUE$, The ceremony will bP. pr~"tubte with white covetr and dedish nwa\ wa s served from . a Pari Welker will be chairman Oec. Jl.l3 ·14 l't"detl bv on~·half hour of wed· corated with red c:mJ ies. green· beau tiful lace·covercd table w1th of the event. "LORD JIM" P 1 11 r () 'Toole. Jame s Mason ding_ m~s_i~·· -·- ~ _; ery, rt"d poi,ns.el iias and ca~~\~ ' a .cenlcr pi?ce uf Santa an~11 h~~ ~ A dona{ion 0~ $5 w.as glven · ' , 'f'-t:<..:!f'f: tCII(IIII!'IC'C'C"'CCIClAtCII(ICIIPI:'ttCICteiiiC'll¥"f'tn-llf'l«'ltNte•"' canes. F'a\OlS s, . remdf'er wtth a floral a.rr g · to lhe Four R1ver Girl Scout [ ~· ~ and nylon nel l.J0:1gs fil led wtl h1menl in hi s slt:igh. . I Council and $5 to the Meigs ~ S1/0P~~'R ~~ ~ rose petals and a Chnstma~ 1comiu<:ted A sh.nrl busin e~s meedltng1 wods County T. H. Assn. I ,_ symbo 1 on a sponge. by t 1e pre ~ J en an . De " jli : F'o\lowi1lg dinn ter, th grocp g 1fts were exchanged from a ' A regul ar meetmg on r~lmd l ~ went to the social room ol the decorated tree, Three guests her 23rd. has been ca~ce c I ~ 'b Federatt'd church which wa:;; · were prese nt, Miss Margaret . due to the holidays end It was ~·::f ; ~ ·· IJ : • " d~orated for the holiday sea- Griflieths Mei gs Home econo-' announced that the next meel':::., \ ~>: ~ son, for a party cmrJ gifl ex ' mi st: \\lr~. Cerald Oougl:~s and ing wou ld be Jom. ~3 at the · ·~ ·.r.;;~~S Q-; · .IIi . change. Mrs. Hay Seidenabel, l daughter, Mrs, Robert Burke, ; Columhia Gas O! .. t·e m ·<:;_.~::.; .::::.~~~~io..~~B I president, presen~fd each of her 1Members present were Mrs. ' port. -"'?_. ,,.... _.. . ._ ~--- $'/......-L-. A oommill~e, Mrs. :-Jorma Chap- ~ Mildred Betzing, Mrs. Russell ! The program entitled, ~, .. .- - ·~ - .L'J..ooo _ --v t'}_ : man, Mrs. Cl1::~rles Cohen and Cnllums, Mrs. Sh,1ron Seindell. · hods of Edu cation," was '' c: ~ .-: -__.' _...,.;':' -'"«"'<.,....., '-o ~ Mrs. Fred Dessauer, with a : Mrs. Jim Robson, Mrs. Roland pared by Rose Sisson and given ! · '<"'?~ ~ ~ gift and they in turn gave her . Eas tman, Mrs. Stanford Stock- by Rev a Vau ghan. Hoslesses .IIi a gift. Mrs. Chapman al so pre- ton, Miss Donna Stockton, Mrs. for the evening were Phyllis : senLed a gift ro f-Irs. Seidt•nabe\ ·Harry Swa rtz . Mr s. Phil Rich- Mullen, Mary Eliabeth cmd . : , from the d ub and to ~lr~. Camp ardson, Mrs. Harold Smallwood, .w~n;.:•:n:d~N~o;r;m~a_:;A;m:s;::ba:r_:.Y;_·....;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:iii.i:iii.i~~~~""""""~~i;iiiiiiioiii.iiiiiii~ = · bell, for assisting the eummittee. · 1\hs. Clara Paulsen. Mrs. John 1. ~ checks going !,! Mrs. Seidenabel presr nted Mrs. M<_ •ngel. The January meeting '; to gilt = Thomas Cook with a girt ror , topi c will be the cure of th.e ~ · filling her oHite while she wa · modern home on the second 'ed- ~~ 1tine M1ddle porf I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY j A• -----.. -----------:------;~::Detl;:;:oted::::T:o::T:u~lnlBI'~=·=u:.:O::f:_T~h:_:M:e:i~~~:·M:a~on~.4~r~ea~--- - -· -;----~;--~:--::;----;-==.:..:.:.===::..::::::______~M~O:N~O::.AY~,~D~E:CE~M~B~E~R~I:3,~1~9~65~--------~~~,!~~ VOL XVII BRIN'G THE KIDDIES TO SEE SANTA CLAUS ON THE S'ECOND FLOOR ~Trs. Martha Parker W d A• e s trman ,. 'I 1 NO. 200 emini 7 Astronauts I' ., POMEROY-MiODlEPORJ, OHIO SPACE CENTER: Hou~lo~ awakening from a solid night's (UP!!, a chtpper Hi, sleep. there Gemmt 7 astronauts Fhght Dlrector Christopher Frank Borman and James C. Kraft updated them on the reported for their ninth leverish preparations by 2110 days work m space to~y a.nd techmcmns at Cape Kennedy to sped toward new records With ltry to prepare the jinxed broken tape recorder to .anooy Gemini 6 spaceshp for launch them and .the erossed-fmgers Wednesday mornng after Sun~?IpebeG ~mmt 6 .w11l Jom the~. ~ d~y's dramatic failure of the Ieve we ve lost a httle l b1oster rocket to lift off the weight" Bo dioed aft d ' rman ra er pa . -~Ith at 1 1 1 In 1 lh• HOUSE SLIPPERS Lov~ll For All the Family Roush's Shoe Store -- -- · Annual Dinner Held by past C "I ouncl ors . Homemakers Club M·eets at H Swartz ome ~lrs. 1 AI'D NO W,l Monday Morning-10 to 11 Tuesday Morning 10 to 11 Wed. Morning -- 10 to 11 =, i· . :n~h S~tr~a ot ·. A~JUt ni_K!'U~ • le !I)~ Marines • F•Illd Empt y Base OoDO~it~todaY-""=--L-- . 1 Mr D t s. UfS Scon_.tmg • '~. u·•gh.est Award Of p om ..rov . ~}~ash- ~sse~ger ~ era! Christmas slori es and )lrs. • ~ Chapman conducted Christmas ~ games wi th prizes awarded 1 ., ~ to \1 rs . oval Dirldll'. Mr> . :>lax • Meinhart, Mrs. Mary H. Hei nes, Mrs. Jaek Robson and Mrs. 1 ' If you have not already joined, give Campbell. Plans wP-re made to prepare " ! Attendmg we~e the above and : fruit haskets for shut·in you rcelf the thri ll of having the ~dded : ' Mrs. Henry HeJbel. M!rs. Joseph ', hers of the church at . ~ A: Beegle. Mrs. Benlz \\olfe. Mrs. \ he th M'se't n ry So- ' w n e 1. . o a "shopping power" next year that our '65 A.IIi , "\.rovt'r r.r b, Mrs. Ro11 .ms 8ear hs mas . 1 f th L 1 Cl'ff Frete ·-1 ~;:it~~dist ech:.~;~ m~t Thu~sme mbe rs have now. You' ll avoid ho li day ~: . a~~ Mrs. _Jnhn Smilh. 1 day afternoon, in the recreatiOn ' ronm of parsonaJ.:<' . holes in your budget . . . and for so little J ' Mrs. Gelraid Pullins was In 1 ' , f char ~e uf the rneet i n ~-: . which op· · put away each week . It'll make a much ented with devotions by llrs. 1 ' Harrv Clork, wllo read, My , happier Christmas, don't you think? heart is prepared for the : \ • . birth of Christ, and follow ing the ll ymn, Sirent Night, s h c . i read 1:cket 2:7-15. Praver, Miss eChtcking v tS1ving1 ·~ : M<Jrguerite Leifhelit cl~sed Utte · • devuliuns. e Loans t Safe Deposit ' Roll call w a~ answt-"red by · naming a Chris lm<~ s artirle·l •,, e Banking-by-Mail . P\an!l were made fur a family , • ,_..,___.....,...................- ........_.;.,......"'11 1 • r:~1 fellowslup dmner m recreation RECEIVI NEXT DEPOSIT EACH : room, January 11, at 6 p.m. II NOVEMBER ~, · was agreed that tho~e who ar WEEK FOit 10 WEEKS ! , ses din~ Christmas cards to $ 25.00 SOc ' : people! or church will taket them $ 12.50 2Sc s "'· 1lo f'hurch and g!ve lhem and 1 IIIIGIOVIN $ 50.00 · give poslage for missions. 1 $ 1.00 $100.00 MOOel JiiWir:t• ! A salad course was served by $ 2.00 Mrs. James Gilmore to the $150.00 $ 3.00 ;; , Eas~ front·loading witb ' above named and Mrs. Joe Ev$250.00 $ s.oo RoU-TOoYoa RackS. · ans, Mrs. Eugene Gill, M r !1. , $500.00 $10.00 1Steve Ehlin, Mr s. Clifford Klein, ! ~ • Attractive Spiti·Sner t :·, Top is so easy to t;;lean. 1 Mrs· Carl Bailey, Mrs. Cla.rencc , Cu'hion-Coated Steel In- I Cur1 is, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. terior ta quieter opera- . Arthur Wi se and a guest, Mrs. tion. I Wil li am Bailey. .I • Bil capadty usually means once·a·day dish- 1 Mrs. Klein will be hostess for 1 '~ washing. next meeting and ~1r s. C a r J l •''• Plan Baskets For Shut-ins At Christmas '66 MEMBER! I 2i 2 • •''• ' •• •• •' i i 7:00 John 'a Almanec 8 00 Popeye and Pats 9:30 Atom ~nt 10:00 Secret Squirrel 10 30 Underdog ll oOO Top Cat 11:30 Fury 1!:00 The First Look 12:30 Exploring J:OO AFL Houston Vs Boston 4:00 Nationwide Bowling ,. 5:00 Theatre 3 5:30 Sports In Action 5:30 Biography 6o00 Hullabaloo 6 JU Flatt and Scruggs 7.00 Porter Wagoner 8o00 I Dream of Jeannie 8. 30 Get Smart 9 00 Saturday Night at Movies :00 Perry Como 11 : lO weather 11 . 15 Sports Roundup 11 :20 Film• ot tbe 60's COOKS WITHOUT STICKING! =. New Low Cost i FRIGIDAIRE :, Front loading · .=,· DISHMOBILE . OTHER SERVICES: Channel3 TEFI! NO SCOURING NEEDEDI L' !• I NOWI ENJOY tHE NO-STICK COOKWARE THAT MAKES SCOURING UNNECESSAlYJ 1 •~ t• • OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS WSAZ-TV ~ 1 "I . 2 2 r COMPLETE , 11Pc• SET " i 1 t•• ':J! I II 1 . t ~-~-~·---,··-·--·---~-~-~ l OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ~ (6 TIL 8 PM) ~""'""_.....,...,.,...._,._..,._..., ! I i THE FARMERS BANK ! S w : e AND SAVINGS ~. co. I i! f, ~ ~-"""""""'POMEROY, OlflO. .•-•••••· • 401 1 p •d 0 S • /0 nterest 01 n ovmgs Member Federal Reserve System and $119·00 i Bailey, 7:00 TV Classroom &:Oil Captain Kangaroo BoliO "Heckle and Jockle" 9.30 Tennessee TuxeCitJ 10 00 Migbty Mouse 10:31) Linus the Lloo Hearted !I Oil Tom and Jerry 11 :31l Quick Draw McGraw 12: Oil Sky Kii•B 12 o:m Tho Adventureo ol Ll>slo I oOil My Friend Fllckl 1:31l CBS News 2 Oil Championsllip Bowling 3:00 NFL Countdown to Kickoff 4:00 Colis Vs. Rams 6:00 Trials ol O'Brian ?oliO Smothers BrotherS 7:31l Jacl<le Gleason 3:30 Secret Agent 9: 3ll The Loner IO :QO Gunsmoko 11:00 News TOIIIgbt ILlS Million Dollar lilmes SUP>:RSTmOUBT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - '111e1• 've !lwitcbed the title of "lJ,'• starring Kim Novak aod Davkl Niven, to "Eye of the Devil." DIMO'S NEXT HOLLYWOOD (UPII -Dean MarUa's next picture, "Tnu ACI'OI!l The River," will ~star Rosemary Fonylh and Aloia Deton. EZRA rl'ONE DIII-ECI1 HOLLVWOO D(UPI) - Ezra Stone, radio's orlilnal Hanry Aldrtcb, Is DOW dtreclinl tet. v!Jilln ohowa II MGM I1Udiol. ~----EXTRA CHRISTMAS BONUS% ·. 8" TEFLON SKILLET •• free with purchase of this sat SororityPians Dinner,Party Norma Amsbary, Thursday, December 16, at 1 p.m. Tllere will lle a f! &i« Elb e rfeld s In Pomeroy ••- 1!-------------------•"""i-~~-.--~------- __ ~ ' . ~~ ·~ . ',}j·~'k, ~~,., . ' ' J-'~": . 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I ~'Girll oa tho Loooo", 1151, lbra Corday. ~ a, ,; I I I I ----'- A wookly takeoll oa !l!o , _ , old liltDt. 111m. opua entitled "Perils CJl Paulina" Ill poottb!a It lu h lo D ·- nut ...... . . - - I I Ji BJtltliPII ~out;, ~' ......... .Smul Apltt It COIIdocl ,. ... a lllirGia lar . . . FI,'n,· !f"l _, -· - • . ' ' l I I 567891011 1 1213141516 17 lS i .' 1 9 2 0 21 2 2 2 3 24 2 5 !' ' zi; 27 28 29 30 3.1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 Peanuts in TV Debut, First In a Series By !tiCK DU BROW \Jaltelll PRP lntuaatioul HOILVWOOD IUP! - Tho eomic strip known as "Peanuts" atakedout a claim to a major television future Thursday Dilht on CBS-TV with • half • hour animated special lboul the oommerciaUzation of Oorlatmao. 'lbe program, ..A 0\artie &:M GET SMART! - · Sl"' 111i1 Dol ,l.tllml ID 1111 tlttt .... lladlora ....... u ;qeat , tt.. ~'if.,..... Vomptn." .Wb.. 4 ~•.aaeot _II myoler· ,] • I I:G& '1111 Klq Famly 1:30 Tho La..-- Wolk lltmr to!O Tho Haltywaocl Palleo ll:itt Wltllllnl t!:ID lift'' lGUDI Mewa .. . thll' Qdlttr- Tbeatw projecl lor 3-".;l I 12:00 lap BIIIIDJ 12:30 MlltGD the M01151or 1:00 lloppity Hopper 1:30 Amorieln Budstuld I;SO Lel'l llaJlco 1:15 Sammon'• Startimo 1:!0 Adventure Ttmo JoOO ABC'I Wldl World ol Spfl 1:!0 Fi!liiiiOIIH 7:G8 Tan1my ~' r s · MTWTfS ' r -· - · I 2 I PorkJ I'll i.• •· ms-- o"'EC"'E"'M"'B"'E"'R"""'1"'9"'65, I Melafibort Social Security Word of Lifo SupemWI hgie Prosellll SheDanifiDI !Do !0 Tilt BeatltJ 11:111 CUpw CsrloOD - ....,., Oil- lrltV Mlddtoport, 0. loOO 1:15 1:30 I:GO t : 30 IloilO I WHTN-TV Channel13 ADOiblr pouiblt .... lor . . comfoi ...IOII Ill al'fl\l)lr hour buod ... lht old mcwll '"l'bt PlalnlmiD." Wtlh. Ill atr tryout ocbodu[ed lor CIIS-TV'a 'nlurlday ·DIIhl ..,tim p1c1un 11ot .. reb. 10 • Baeluodaysmostpractica!cookwarettet. <A>obwld!out.-y.las llidliog. deans without messy IICIOIIring, tbaab 110 Dul'mta -ing Teftoa. Yeo, rook with or without fall ar oUt, fooda worit stick • the super slick Teflon surlace. Clcoa·wid> jllll a tudq clodl, no tJCn~bbing or SCDUring needed' I BAKER ~~x~'::a~~ ~~tsh"" In its regular meeting Thurs- \ evening at Crows FURNITURE day House set thelr Chrislmos i ner and party aa the rome ~ ,,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,~ ....-r'IIII\Jl:U,.._•••a»esn•l s rz . .»rilllt'C _ devotional leader. THE MOVIES - "Westw.:rd the Women.'' A succes'sful rancher and his scout travel from Chicago to their ranch in California with HO women they ore recruited to he wives of the ranchhands. 11 :15 FILMS OF THE '6~s. "Charge o[ Ute ~~rs, '' DurIng the Crimean War, Captain Eric Evoir an4 Major Bruce Lindsey deliver to the Allied Force!! a new type of cannon .. for use against ttwr RusBiana in , Impregnable Sebalopol. WCHS-TV ChannelS ~rea Supplement To 1'bt DaUJ letltlnel, PomerGr-Midd1etK~Tl Ohll Mli l'bo GoUla l'lmu, G•llipolll, Ollla I Saturday's lelev·sion Program Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center i a~~(,·s Erma Jes~e read sev· . ~:~;r;~:~ts.Three children also ~~~i,~~ft I. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •; budgets! •' ', ~ven ~n f · life with a great belch of rust- llfloff, th.en the en ines rut off , . . . , ;,Jti· colored smoke. 1.2 A rocket that rose inch ! s81d Flight n,_ seconds later they were cut off. or two off its pad and then lost "What h ;5 100ki 1 •·.,. 14 1. 0t' ''D-RJngs" Uotoucbed power and fell beck would ng or .. "': I the 1 . c mo Jon. nee you get ,_: S~ff rd eaps~e, Schlrra and almost surely disin tegr~Le in an motion and Jose thrust -~ ha·•eo be at ; point should inferno of thou sands of pounds no question what you';e Plilj "D.rt s~n ~~:w Y t~ yank the of fu~l. . . I to do-eject. . , 'theng: t~elT seats. If What ex·test p1lot Sch1rra felt I ' 'He got a liftoff cue · f!I r was pulled It would hav .. . u f h. ' ' ' e· cted both ' e m Je seat o IS pants'' wa~ physical cue of motion. lit spac ft as~o~~uts fror t~at the rocket actually never all ol those things together have pa::~ute:ninto ey woub d lifted,, ~H. ., arrived at the correct field. There would hav: near Y " , Shrewd Analysis' . sion ." 1 m sure Wally was very 1 He made the decisioa m.... ...... JCil chance then r t . ~>ee:n no 0nd l110K egam. A close lo commending ejt'ction· than two seconds s comma pilot " ll' I' ' · the ri " u , . pu mg m sure he wa.s right on the At 42, Schirra i! called .. . On nghis w~nsFr ~:c:~rra. I v.erhge. ~~e obvwusly did the jl "old man·• among the . . . Schirra received u n. ~anfe' ng t thlRg. H~ made a very nauts.~ " Old hand" . . . ,. a Signa or s~~rw~ analysis t}f what had describe's him . Father 3 I sKilledi"n Auto Crash Beattyse.es Half-Truths In Charges wet~e 1 * * * *· SheIrra* 's* 'Sea* t*0f* pan* ts*' s aved D3J. WASIUNGTOM PRE5IDENT Johnson returned to Washington from his Texas ranch today, ready tc. open this week's · three summit-level talks and hoping some peace break may yet come in the VietNam war. The president planned lo spend roost of today re'\liewing final plans for bis discussions with cells raised the pressure tO ~~>w1>:~,.,w~ 1 Pakistan President Mohammed 40rmal levels. SATURDAY SCORES Ayub Khan, which run TuesOnce again, the astronauts Alhons 53 Golllpoli& 37 day and Wednesday. prepared for a laser beam lest Wotlston 63 Jackson 41 lo try to communicate with tbe Logon 61 Pomoroy 4! Ayub Khan, fresh from a ground via a light beam from Notsonvltlo 6t meelinl with British Prime Middleport 54 SAIGON (~PI) .-Thous~nds l toda~· ·s evenls seemed to bear Cong force last week IDIIIc!lt Minister Harold Wilson, baa FREE PARKING- Middleport merchants, I to r, Edl- ·band held "ray gun." Everyl Rutland 64 of U. S. Mannes m the Sixth out the prediction Ih 1. rnade his own peace with Red Ison ~aker, Cash Bahr and Jo~n Werner, cover street (Continued on ') day of h f0 . I. eavy casua tle5 oo government page " Sauthw•tern 62 . a s.earc ~ a The Marines movf'd over the troops. China and could be an Inter- : parking meters Sunday to remmd shorpers in Mlddle-Kyger Cl'ftk 41 Racine 34 communl ~t regiment bellev.ed l top of a mounlain ridge line and I mediary If truce negotiations port of the free parking from now untl Christmas OthHamdon 56 North Gollia 53 trapped m jungled mounlatns down inlo • small highland I Bomb~rs Attock with Nortl) Viet Nam develop- ers who helped place free parking greetings on the meCheupeake 76 Oak Hill 70 1335 miles north of Saigon today I area known as the Phuoc ' StrategJc Air Command • ed. He and Johnson have met ters were Ror,t Hmdy, John Baker, Dick Owen, Tom King Of Coal Grove 78 I reached what appeared to be Vt.~lley. Thev found what • bombrrs again today attackld twice before, in Pakistan and ~::n::d::R::0::00 :=ri:-..:K:m:::g,._.~-------------­ South Paint 54 the . base camp used by the I appeared lo - be a onetime llhe mountains, known ta ID.'N the Uniled States, when John:m:,~tJ~:~J;f;M'lm~~ Falrland73RackHIII35 fleemg Reds. ~ey found only Communist field hospital and lcavs ind tunnelt big eaou&~~· • son was vice president. · PARIS (UPI) - lleer<lary Ironton 71 New Booton 67 abandoned equtpment. abondoned weapons and equip- con.,.al heavy truoka and llrp PARIS - SECRETARY OF of state Dean Rusk today 1eot Ironton St. Joe 60 Th~ Leathernecks and accom- mentM j numbers of troops. State Dean Rcsk today tried to word lo Commuoisl Cbtoa !hat Symmes Valloy 50 ponymg government troops had The area "20 miles south ot l Tl1 convince French government the Uoltt:d States I& ready to been warned hy the Marine [the Da Nung Manne airbase m . t;. struck by the eW. leader! that U. S· involvement talk peace in VIet Nam but · ~.~~J-<'W'M~ commander the "major fight- the vicinity of the baltleu~uund ' Jt eh t BIJ2s totday was southwest of on! 1 hl h wiD PT PL~ASANT Sh 1 ing" w et to e arge am750 plaht__. io the VietNam war is critical Y 00 erms W I! par· ~:~ irey as Y ~~e-~nd 1 where ~~e now tr apped• V1et ' Sunday with and In the free world'!! fight against antee the independence B11d Earl Wright, 27, GaUlpolis Fer· communism. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The lerrilorlal fntegrily ol South ry, apparently died Instantly pound bombs which probab!jr Rusk, who arrived Sunday deputy d'rrector of the Ohio' "'" of- I Vtet Nam, early Sllnday when he .... a c•ught IMI R sk •I lo ·~ I ,'.~:.p_me. the T~e_Vtet B.~ ,fl_y· Cong so hi-. ' atten4 !l!L-, dl\Y fice nf. _u . • tefed the_n_ew All!er_nan, au ·- _ ·--· _ gJ,J, _ _ _ _ .,. ·I MEIGS THEATRE * Gemini f astronaut. \\'alter[ Schirra and Thomu Stafford had the ·day off. I PoSilble Wednelday Llanell "We're hoping to get off on Wednesday,'' Kraft !aid. "They have some thlnga they don't C fully Wlderstand." APE ~E~N~DY (UPI) He did not elaboraleo s tee cold,nevre Gemini 7 entered Ill 132nd seat h~e mg ~.~lias m the orbit at a· 24 am ~sT " th 1 P•bn -a combina. . . £L \don a e-ats the be t The endurance flight record electronic wizardry kept .. s fell. to Gemini 7 SUnday. U.S. hopes for achieving aJ;~: !O~J~ht at 11:.46 p·~· FSI', the world's first rendezvous of men mdiv1dual orbital t1me recordof in space. 225 hours, 16 minutes held by Schirra made a split-secood astronaut Gordon Cooper will decision atop 8 flame-spitting fall to Borman and LoveD. Gemin.i 6 booster rocket Sunday The. fuel cells that provide that save the day for him and electrical power lor Gemini 1 fellow astronaut Thomas Starcaused a little difficulty Water ford · · formed by the bydrosen and When the perfect countdown oxygen used to feed the cells reached ~ro, the twin engines gathered in th.em during the oC the Titan 2 booster roared to night. Switching aectlonl!l of the Brown Quistmas"-named after one of the chief characters in the strip--v.·a!l referred to by ~-TV u "The lira! of a planned Hries of Cllarlie Brown bolldsy I(IOCials," IIICI the ld.. CJl olmUar eooorM io thoroughly weioome. Ia briel, Thunday night~• olferllli tried. with humor IIICI 1•U• world-weoriness, to recall tho real meaum, ol Oorla!mas. . The uoouUvo Jlfll' .,_ wu Meodelson, wbo wu I'OI[IOII!i!>lt for the net-k t~oc:umentory "A Mao Named Maya," abol1t. WIUie Mayo, and lhe dtn!olol' CJl animation was BID Me!endOz, witl1 the proaUclloD beinC oulde I~ ooopeiatloD with Ulllted F.eature Syndleate. ,~ pkll, .. to opoak, of 'D11nt1Q tlilll&'a .· Mif.ltaur II lee bldicatf.id 1!11 follows: ''Everywhere Charlie Brown goe1 the abadow of commercJalism and £reed obscures what he knov.;s exisl.!l somewhere, if only ha can find It : The rea: Christmas. Plot Tb~kea1 j'ln desperation Charlie visitl Lucy, the little girJ 'psychia. tri..1t,' who prescribes 'involve ment' b1 the holiday activities and appoints him director PI the neighborhood O!rislma!l play. Thrilled by th.e idea of being leader of the pageant, 0\arlie soon finds only added disillusionment a! his little friends ooncern themselves with pleas to Santa Clause. JllOfre)'-making 3Cheme!l and rock 'n' roll carols." Wei', you get the idea. And Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Snoopy the dog, Schroeder and the otl1ers were on hand to flesh It out. And Charles Sclwlz, crtator of "Peanuts," did the writing, which was 1 very smart move. A.t one point, Lucy tells Be<tl>oven -loving Schroeder: · j'Betthoven wasn't so greaL Have you ever seen his picture oa bnhhle gum cards?" At another point, asked what she really wants for Christmas, Lucy answers: "Real estate." And another time she notes lhat lt'1 well known that 01ristmas Is commercial, and that It Is run by a big Eastern ayndirale, Needle!s lo say, OlarUa llrolm finally geta hls message ICI'OIS. But, as might be elqliiCted, that crazy..llly-wonderM dog Snoopy tho IIIII ...... _,; &lila· fll appeared - playing the gut. tar. mocking Lucy or daocmc like a swinger. His doghouse. by the way, war- wildly dt'corated with all those ugly l1gh.ts and blinking designs that human beings also ha~ been known to use on their h.omes at Chrislmas time. Finally. a few WC'rds should be said ablmt Jazz pianist Vince Cuaraldi' s lovely, gentle, mood· setting score, which- uniue"Jy - helped give the half-hour an unexpected &nd attractive contemporary tone, mature in an. almost ee·rie yet enticing way. weaving a spell half·way between that of a Chicago pllb and an a5ylum playground. Swim : The F r e n c h independence d a y sports festival in Tahiti will be shown in color on ABC TV'! "Wide World of Sports," Dec. 18 , . • THe festivities, which. commemorate the fall of the Bastille, include such events as canoe - racing, spear - throwing and coconut-cbopping . • . An inter-denominational discussioa of the fourth session of the Ecumenical Council, eith chief attention to the decrees on antiSemitism and religious free. dom, airs oo ABC·TV's "Direc> tions·· Dec. 19. • , Veteran comedy actor Fred Clark, who will appear In ABCTV's new weekly oecret spoof "The Double Life of Henry Phyfe," wbich debcto Jan. 13, bas 8 91-y~ar-old father who just began a courie 'Ia' television wrilini at Hoilywuooi Tbe Cbfmnel ' ....,t '"' llf&b ldlool, . � 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. 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